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Four Room Apartment — Heat, appliances, one ta r FORKNT only. No pets. Security, ...... < .■■-..■.■it ■ lease, references.' $435. Both sides Gtnttomwi Only. Cantrol Call 6496340. location, kitctwn prlvo- lodgot. parkins avallablo, Two Bedroom Apartment Mcurltv and roforonooi — Appliances, carpeting, J m u . roqulrod«43-aM3. references, no pets. $450 plus deposit. 643-4072. drafting Lodlot Only— Nloo, aulot room for sonlor citlitn or workins oirl located on 2 but lint. R tftrtn c tt and Mcurlty. After S:30pm, Rockville — Six room opartment, second floor, statements call M4S3S3. oppllonces, heat, washer Pleotont room for ma­ and dryer hookups In­ ture. working sentleman. cluded. $460 plus security Kitchen prlvlleoet. park­ deposit. $71-0776. Two leaders keep ins. near but line, referen- kUi cet required. Call M7-9033. Monchester — Nice, mod­ ii-n ern four room apartment up private talks with appliances. $400 REMOVE GREASE and monthly plus utilities. 647- C ins by NBA. Me 0 met from outdoor metal 1113 after 6pm. I !!, >t.7 ’ . Comblnod Wire Services furniture the eotv way. Juet dip a cloth In turpen­ Three Rooms, one bed­ GENEVA — President Keagan and Soviet leader tine and rub the metal room, basement wolk-ln ' ' j . - ' j / " r* * • Mikhail Gorbachev called a temporary recess today until spots disappear. To a p a rtm e n t. $365 per U i Z ' t ' - CELEBRITY CIPHER in their superpower summit while experts on both sell Idle Items the easy month plus utilities. Need CaMutty OpM r cryptognnw a n crMtad rrom quoIMkm by tanMua sides review ^ the deliberations and debated way. use a low-cost ad In paopla. p u t and pnaant. Each lattar m tha dpbar alanda for own refrigerator. Imme­ a n o ttia r. ro d q y ’a d u a : E a g u a lf H, “ whether and classified. diate occupancy. 649-3069. how” to report by CONNIE WIENER on the historic Spacious Four Room Related stories, “MEFL LDGDUA SCDBLU session. APARTMENTS Apartment — Near bus pages 5 and 8 In the mean­ line. Adults. No pet$. One time, the two IFOR RENT cor. Security. References. ADB KFFVK XD VFSKBCF 649-1265. leaders re­ mained at the Manchester — Available BW, NX’K XNVF XD OEFOH Soviet mission, conferring informaiiy foiiowing two Immediately. One, two One Bedroom — Wall to fe. rounds of formal talks and lengthy private talks. Herald photo by Pinto and three bedroom apart­ wall, modern kltchen- ADBC A8CUKXNOH.” — GNPP ments. $425, $495, $525, /both, olr conditioning, “ We are discussing whether and how we will report heat and hot water In­ very nice. December 1st. the occurrences at the summit,” Larry Speakes, the Larry Fox, secretary-treasurer of the New England Health Care Crestfield-Fenwood nursing home. The plea prompted a letter cluded. J.D. Real Estate, After 6pm, 6466652. PFVPFA. White House spokesman said. “ There have been no Employees Union, District 1199, Tuesday asks the Board of from the mayor to the union and the owners of the nursing home 646-19S0. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "A kitten is more amusing than decisions made on how we will report.” Directors for help in ending the 4'/:-week old strike at the on Vernon Street. Manchester — Very Nice half the people one is obliged to live with." — Lady An informed U.S. official said the talks were Like Private Home — V /t 6 room, 3 bedroom apart­ Sydney Morgan. “ positive” from an American standpoint and that room apartment. Base­ ment. No pets. Referen­ there would be "a tot to say” on results once a news ment, ofwllances. Work- ces. $450 monthly plus utilities. 6496003. blackout is lifted. The official, who demanded Ins single adult, married anonymity, said the blackout could be lifted tonight.. couple. No children, pets. Strikers’ plea spurs letter from mayor 643-2N0. Deluxe Four Room, two A Soviet spokesman also called the summit talks a N HOUSEHOLD t i “ very positive event.” bedroom apartment — iRlriHOUDAY/ I ICARS/TRUCKS I t TICARS/TRUCKS WANT ADS ore worth One Bedroom paneled fully oppllanced kitchen. ID! I SEASONAL GOODS L iU FOR SALE LijFO R SALE looking Into when you're Family SHppeis Speakes said U.S.-Soviet meetings had been held on By John F. Kirch attended the meeting after holding a drag out for one to three years in court. could not be reached for comment this apartment. Appliances, Includes heat and hot two levels: the formal talks involving the two leaders Herald Reporter candlelight vigil. The striking workers " I am angry,” nurse’s aide Paula morning, but in a letter to the Board of » looking for a place to carpeting, references. No water. $525 monthly. 649- Electrical hookup for and their aides, and privately between lower-level marched from Castleman and LaBrec told the directors. She said she Directors they said they had chosen to Head GK03 Skis — 73 1973 Lincoln — Green, 4 llye...whether It's a home, pets. $3t0.446G1«6. 4003. Inches. $50. Coll 643-5280 dryer circuit breaker box, on apartment or a mobile experts. This Indicated that U.S. and Soviet officials Mayor Barbara B, Weinberg said she Lessner’s law office on East Center alone cares for a child and wants to "exercise our legal right to have the door, good tires, replaced were working on drafts of summit statements. Street through downtown and up to certilicgUon (of the union) brought for otter 5pm.o dryer plug and 30 feet of transmission, excellent home. plans to. send a letter to the New return to work. Manchester — Two bed­ wiring. $20. 649-7050.O Lincoln Center. Outside Lincoln Center, review before the Second Circuit Court 1979 Red Honda Accord — running condition. Best Mark Palmer, a State Department expert on Soviet England Health Care Employees Un­ After the meeting, Fox said the union room apartment, 5 HOMES 4 door. Air, high mileage, affairs, and Oleg Sokolov, the charge at the Soviet the group sang “ We shall overcome” had received what it wanted from the of Appeals seated In New York.” rooms, second floor. Re- offer. 6490001. ion, District 1199, and the owners of the FOR RENT Hot Point Washing Ma­ runs well. $1,812 or best embassy in Washington, started work on drafts even Crestfield-Fenwood nursing home urg­ before they entered the hearing room to board and called the mayor's letter an The owners challenged District 1199'a frlserator, sos stave B chine — Like new. $99. Nmr FASHION 102 |l HOUSEHOLD offer. 633-2479 between 5- 1971 Lemons — 350, V 6. before the summit talks. ing both sides to make "every possible bring their case before the board. “ important step.” certifleation unsuccessfully before the sarose. No pets. Two Call 646-7276.0 7pm. months security. 6494314. OOOOS Excellent running condi­ The unexpected halt interrupted talks' that effort” to settle a 4‘/i-week-old strike at "W e need your help now," said Larry "Frankly,” he told union members on NLRB in Hartford and Washington, tion. New exhaust, Gorbachev described as “ very lively” and focusing on Fox. secretary-treasurer of District the steps of Lincoln Center, "that's D.C. The labor board certified District Moved — Must sell I Sofa Renault Le Car, 1979 — the home. Four rooms — West side, Used Refrigerators, loveseat, chair, Ethan brakes, snows, battery, "all the problems of concern to the Soviet and Although a copy of the letter will be 1199. "The community should not everything we could have asked them to 1199 as the legal bargaining agent for Must sell. Needs some $750. 647-9600. stove and refrlserator. Manchester — 7 room Washers, Ranges — Allen tea wagon, desk, GE American people.” sent to Gov. William A. O'Neill, it is not tolerate this type of lawlessness.” do.” nurse's aides, housekeeping and main­ work. Best offer. Coll Fox has said the owners are acting tenance employees early last month. $365 a month plus secur­ house, V /t baths, applian­ clean, guaranteed, parts refrigerator and oil point­ 659-0092, leoye message. Gorbachev arranged to hold a news conference here an appeal for the governor to help settle Town officials interviewed this morn­ ity. One year lease. No ces, centrally located. and service. Low prices. ings. 646-8261. Thursday, after the summit meetings end, and his the strike, Weinberg said this morning. illegally by refusing to negotiate a ing said the town could not support one Despite the NLRB’s complaint, the p ^ . $72-1709,9am-5pm. $695 plus utilities, two B .D ." Pearl & Son, 649 remarks are to be carried by television to the Sovidt "It's important for the governor to contract with District 1199. side over the other, but that a letter owners have still refused to negotiate months security. Call 646- 1975 Dodge Window Van Main Street, 643-2171. Brown Wall hugger Naug- people at home. This suggested he might have an know of the municipality’s concern,” The National Labor Relations Board urging the owners and the union to and the case could end up in federal Manchester— Rve room, 1021. ahyde recllner. $40. Call — With bock seat, 3 speed Dotsun Pulsar, 83 — 4 important announcement. in Hartford recently issued a complaint court. oi^column and removable door sedan, automatic, she said. resolve the issue would be in the best V two bedroom, newly re­ Corner TV Cabinet__ 646-2435 after Spm.o Meanwhile, John Sauter, deputy bed frame In back. $2,300 air, mint condition, low Reagan had already scheduled a speech to Congress The town has spent $3,921 for police to the owners because of their refusal to interest of everybody. decorated apartment Manchester — 'Bowers Yield house dark pine. Thursday night after a stopover in Brussels to brief begin contract negotiations. The officer in charge of the NLRB’s School Area'. 7 Room or best offer. Call after mlleoge. Asking only protection outside the 'Vernon Street "The town obviously can't take sides with garage. Located In Holds up to 19' TV. $200. NATO allies. owners have said they will not negotiate Hartford office, said the board has filed center of town. $425 plus Colonial, 3 bedrooms, 1V> 649-4832. 4pm, 742-5024. $5,190. Call 6490286. nursing home since the strike began, in the labor dispute,” Town Manager utllltlos. Zinsser Agency, baths, rec room, fire­ MISCELLANEOUS While keeping secret whether they had made Weinberg said. .with District 1199 because it does not Robert B. Weiss said this morning. a motion for a summary judgment-with 646- 1510,646-1511. place, garage, treed lot, I FOR SALE 1985 Honda Accord LK—4 1901 Honda Accord — 3 headway in reducing tensions, the two leaders said At a meeting Tuesday night, the town represent an "uncoerced majority” of "What the town seems to be doing now the labor board in Washington, D.C., to 25' Color TV. Console. they had discussed the likelihood of future summit the nursing home’s employees. try and enforce its complaint. country kitchen I Phileo, pecan wood. Ex­ door, loaded, 5,000 miles. door, overage mileage, Board of Directors approved of the is appropriate." excellent condition, red. meetings, and whether Gorbachev would visit Fox said the state could take a way the The NLRB issued the complaint after Mondwster — Avolloble $$50/month plus utilities. cellent condition. $225. Chapee — Wood/Coal Excellent cnditlon. Bal­ letter to District 1199 President Jerry Directors James F. Fogarty and Asking $4,800. 742-0379. Immediately. Second 6496000. 649-9975 otter 6pm or Burning stove. Excellent ance warranteed. 646- Washington for talks next year or in 1987. Reagan said - Brown and the home’s three owners, owners' operating license or cut off Stephen T. Cassano, both Democrats, District 1199 filed unfair labor charges floor, 5 rooms plus. $475 weekend. condition. Original cost, 0560. € a J s be would welcome such a visit but that “ it hasn't been Rollapd Castleman and Josiah Lessner, state funds. The union has petitioned agreed that the letter should be sent, but with the board. 1903 Chevrolet Celebrity. plus utilities. Includes $400. will self for $150. agreed to.” „ both Manchester attorneys, and How­ the governor to intervene in the matter. said that was the extent to which the The workers have said they will Beautiful, clean, well stove and refrldgerotor & STORE ANO Kenmore washer & 643-4022. AM X, 1969 — 390, Auto­ C ro c k ett ard Dickstein of Vernon. Fox said he was asking for state town could get involved. return to work when the owners agree to one parking space, cen­ equipped. Many extras. Dinette set with a For­ matic transmission, involvement because the dispute could The owners of Crestfield-Fenwood negotiate a contract. trally located, children OFFICE SPACE Excellent condition. 643- \ I I R m if y Please turn to page 10 About 50 members of District 1199 mica top Includes 4 Vernistein Snow Tires, power steering, power accepted - no pets. Secur­ chairs. 646,6477. 205/70 SR14, like new. 27' 7523. Office Space — Excellent brakes, tilt wheel. Excel­ ity and references re­ Shogun 400 Touring bike. > p e n quired. 643-2920 after 6. locotlornwlth ample park­ lent condition. Too many Kitchen chairs, 4 brown Best offer. 649-2166. new parts to list. Best ing. 600, 400 a, 300 sq. ft. vinyl swivel. $150 new, $50 Entire town faces assessors scrutiny office suites are now offer. 295A401. MOTORCYCLES/ Manchester. Brookfield each. 643-0422. Three 9 x 12 rugs, red, Street. 3 bedroom, 2nd oyallable. 649-2091. I r ic yc le s blue, green, aporfment 1971 Mercury — 6' cy­ Bv George Lavng — less than if the town had hired a would be properties that have been floor, 2 family, fully ap- Beautiful Decorator size refrigerator, excel­ will bAused to determine the Prime Space Ayalldble — linder, 250 HP, Standord, 4 S pllanced, wall to woll, Chairs — Velvet backing. lent condition. Yodel cool 1903 Honda XL200R — Herald Reporter amount of taxes that must be paid private firm to do the work. He said substantially changed or con­ Tolland industrial Park, door, radio, heater, one Insulated, garage, wqsher $300. Fireplace screen, stove, room size, blue Only 1,500 Sunday miles. by property owners. the cost of hiring a contractor structed since 1980. and dryer hookups. Avail­ new building. 2,500-22,000 $20. New ladles 3 speed owner. 643-0261 after 5pm. 646-7634. Before long, someone may be Vincent said that between three would have been over $500,000. The change will save money and sq. ft. Reasonable rates. H braided rug. Call after 5 0 3 7 able December 1st. No bicycle, Schwinn, $100. 5:30pm, 647-1101. taking a picture of your home, or and six town employees will be Manchester is one of the few avoid hassles with homeowners pets $575. .onth plus utili­ & D Associates, $75-5003, 649-8692. Men's 10 speed Huffy even asking to come inside and photographing ail property in communities in the state in which who do not want to let an examiner $726706. 1977 , Dodge Tradesman ties. 647-1225. Radio Control Fibre Glass Van — Automatic, beauti­ bicycle. Needs new shift. Easily crocheted in two look around. Manchester and examining the pictures of ail property will be inside. Vincent said. Pecan Wood Bedroom Set Cessna Airplane. New In ful condition, low mi­ $25. 643-5478.D colors of Craft and Rug But don’t hurry to call police, interiors of all buildings con­ taken, the assessor said. He said 3 Rooms, Clean quiet 1st yam, these comfy slippers “ The large majority of proper­ — Queen size bed, mat­ kit.' $65 or best offer. leage, garaged. $4JM)0 because it’s all perfectly legal — as structed since 1980. Manchester is also the first Con­ floor apartment. Heat, tress 8i boxspring, chest, 649-0670.G firm . 646-7634, Mope4 — Botayus, used will please sU members of ties will only require an exterior appliances. Prefer older MISCELLANEOUS mORMNNPI the family.' long as the picture-taker dr inspec­ While exterior checks of all necticut town to limit interior inspection,” he said. "W e don’t night stand, dresser with all summer, needs minor EXOUSIV2 tor carries a letter from the town inspections. 2 buildings will begin next wtek, married couple or retired FOR RENT work. $85 or best offer. No. 54^ has directions want to inconvenience more people two mirrors, excellent Greaf Christmas Gifts! Plymouth Fury, 1974 — assessor's office. Vincent said the interior inspec­ “ It’s very unusual,” he said. lady. References, secur­ condltlon.'k$850.649-6311 or 643-2831.0 for Childh Sizes (6'-9' than we have to.” Set of 13 Transformers. 360 motor, new carbura- FASHIO N...Tke Mega- On Monday, the assessor's office tions will not start for several Manchester will be able to use ity, no pets. Landlord Manchester Industrial 627-9016. $99 or will sell singly. tor, runs good. Body fair. soles); Womenh and llve-ln. 6466113. itoe Isr Wnw n Wbe Beet Is M eni (10^-12' soles) inclu­ will begin a revaluation of prop­ weeks and will be limited in the the interior evaluations from the Examiners will have a letter of and Warehouse. 720-19,100 Please call 646-4995.a First $99. 649-4744 after hereVHdi ilnosns cfetlieeMeet sive. square feet. Off 1-304. Call Frigidaire Stove, Frlgl- 5pm .□ MISCELLANEOUS erty for the Grand List for the case of buildings for which data last assessment, conducted in 1977, identification signed by the asses­ Manchester ^ Available 643-2414, brokers dalre Washer, 2-plece Commodor Vic 20 Compu­ dneiy PheOsCeMe petun fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 1987, has already been collected. Vincent said. They are stored in sor, Vincent said. Weekly an­ Immediately. R ve large I AUTOMOTIVE Is srOar, said $2A0t t « eath Assessor J. Richard 'Vincent an­ protected. white mahagany bed­ ter — Color, manual plus 1970 Two-tone Granada — designs In all sise ranges, esnsra, piss M t far pastsit aaa Vincent said the survey will take computer memories. nouncements will be made of the rooms. All recently reno­ room set. All In good monitor attachments. Very good condition. Air with s sgatkl Grace Cele aaadiiai. nounced today. The revised values about 20 months and cost $253,000 Vincent said the only exceptions streets that are to be checked. vated, appliances, wall to condition. Best offer. 649- New. Excellent starter conditioning, automatic. Pair Rrestone Town & CeBeetten far Istger etara; fla«,caieT_ wall, wosher/dryer hoo­ Country Snow tires. 105- ROOMMATES 4343. computer. $25. 649-0832xi Reasonable. 643-8601. 1 t M « S f kups. $525 plus utllltlos. 75-14. Good condition. $40 priMwinning CeBege etyfae; 0 WANTEO Ik e Sewing flnpplNnint (in- nw Yfit, N.V. ttesa Call 64P9066 otter 4pm. United 22 cu. ft. upright 20 lb. Monster Maul Wood Volvo GLT Wagon, 1981 — pair. Call 6499M xi Prist Haas, MSrsu elUi Zip etructione for ' attractive ■ COJE tas blyis MtwSar. 1985 disasters put strain on charities freezer, cream color, 10 spllter with steel handle. Excellent condition. All intereetmg, pick-vp prctecte, For Rent — January 1st. months old, has lock. $500. $40 for two tires. P1S5 SPECIAL: Otct 200 oe- $20flrm.643-6001.a options. $9,500. Call 644- ptaitowUMSw Cenyone. Five-room duplex. Fire­ 742-7630. 2753. 80R13 Firestone Fiber­ lectiona and a FREE By Peter S. Hawes said it had overspent its entire soliciting donations at a time of place, large kitchen, Exercise Bike — $20. Call glass belted. Very road­ fe ofder. tend tI M . faefadee Pattern Section in the The Associated Press $34.5 million disaster-aid budget crisis. "W e do have things in a stove, yard, basement, ALBUBL Just 13.00. steady. Reliable Herald Rug, blue, beige or green. 647-8602.O 1974 Plymouth Duster — worthy. Coll 646-1036.O French expert warns for the fiscal year that began only Stamford warehouse,” Corsiglia washdr-dryer hookups, SOUKS It $4.34 aaca reporter seeks house or Room size. Podding also. Slant 6, runs good, some NEW CANAAN — Relief agen­ four months ago. said, "but most of the stuff we’re convenient location to bus apartment to share. Must 1977 Dodge Automatic 6l2t-00ua-ais aaS ate. ate of new eruption $75. Call 644-4147.0 Tools, Cement Mixer, Me­ rust. 96JIOO. Must sell. la S m i oiawi haw ts Nikt Wtw. cies say their financial and human stops, porklng tar one car " It is straining our financial and sending to Colombia has been be In Manchester. Coll tal lathe, Tl Computer, Best offer. Call 649-1063. Transmission — 310, 8 a - iii—NziaooN HsaaisKau— resources have been taxed by the — see page 22 o n ly. .N o pets. $625 Kevin after 12:30pm, cylinder. $99 or best offer. ze qpM tf ittasm k uM t. human resources,” Ms. Woodward raised in the past few days, Electric Stove — White. 30 chainsaws, g rin d ers, a 112— TO tIVE ar KEEP— 40 unprecedented number of disas­ said. "Still, though, there is primarily because we don’t know monthly plus utilities, se­ weekdays at 643-2711. Call 643-6091 after Frist Neat, MSrati nits ap X 26 X 36, $50. 643-1906.O punching bag, 70 Sunbird. Chevy Malibu Classic, ceet. attsiteani atwt to NMa. ters that have occurred this year. incredible generosity on the part of what will be needed.” curity deiMsit, lease. Call Call 64641454. 3:30omx] 1977 — 4 door, V-0 power Since mid-year, earthquakes the American people. They con- 647- 1004 after 5pm Red Colonial Print Sofa — brakes, power steering, "W e were and are concerned have killed more than 5,000 people emergency fund. It allocated tipue to care, crisis after crisis.” weekdays. .. Good condition. 646-1757.0 hitch, good condition. INVITATION TO PID about the fact that we are continu­ For Sale UOUOR FMNIT INVITATION TO B » in Mexico City, mudslides have $100,000 to help survivors of the Ms. Woodward said emergency ally hitting (the corporations) up. $900. 209-1945. Sealed bids will be received NOTICt OF AFFUCAT10N M ^ad bids will be racalvad Rockville — 3 rooms, one Dinette Set — Table and In the General Services' of­ caused h u n d r^ of deaths in a earthquake and aftershocks that efforts have not cut into the It becomes more difficult to hit I ANTIQUES fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ In fha General Sorvicat' of- bedroom. Includes heat six upholstered' chairs. This Is to elvo notico that i, flea, 41 Canter St., Monchtt- Puerto Rican shanty tftwn, an nearly leveled Mexico's capital agency's normal, budgeted opera­ them up when only a week ago we 1978 Audi Fox, 4 door, air ter, CT until DECEMBER 3, NORMA MORICONI of 30 o h d h o t w a t e r , Good condition. $95. Call ♦•r,C T until DECEMBER 1, Haig planning ’88 bid? erupting volcano has buried an city in September and it has tions. "W e won'tdo that," she said. HOLIDAY/ Antique Sewing Machine conditioning, mlchellns, 1905 at 11:00 a.m. for the fol­ KNIGHTON STREET, MAN­ 1905 at 11 ;00 o.m. for tha fol- asked for the same things,” be $nS/month, available De­ 6494093.O 79,250. Good condition. lowing: CHESTER, CT.hovo fHod on , estimated 25,000 people in Colom­ allocated another $100,000 for "W e will never divert money from said. SEASONAL — Looks great. Wood lowlno: Agency. cember 1st. One month Asking $2,000. Call after REBID - CDNSTRUCTION application plocordod OC­ ^im iSH 6 INSTALL TWO LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A bia in mud and five hurricanes relief efforts in Armero, Colombia, developmental programs.” securtty. 635-1306. finish. Coll anytime, 643- OF GLOBE HOLLOW TOBER 24, 1905 with the De­ spokesman for Gen. Alexander The short statement said Faberware Convection Spm, 64^2527. -.SWIMMING PLATFORM (2) OVERHEAD DOORS AT have struck the U.S. coastline. a town destroyed by last week’s Americares provides most of its Snow Blower — Two 5615. $99.d portment of Liquor Control o ^ ^ FIRE DEPT. Haig (shown above in recent file Brokaw "anticipates that Gen. oven — Excellent condi­ The Town of AAonchester Is RESTAURANT WINE AND “ It’s been a year of natural and enyition of the Nevado del Ruiz aid through the donation « f goods 6peed and reverse, six tion. Used taw ties. Asking on eouol opportunity em­ Tha Town of Monchastsr Is photo) announced Tuesday that Alexander Haig will be a Inside Today Depression Glass— 'Tom 1974 T-BIrd — All power BEER for the Mile of alco­ on equal opportunity am- man-made crises that I don't think volcano. — tents, food, medical supplies, horee pofirer, twenty-four $75. Coll 649-2320X) ployer, and requires on affir­ holic liquor on the promises he expects the former secretary candidate for the presidency in and Jerry* set. Bowl, six options, very dean Inte­ mative ach on policy foroll of plevsr, bnd reoulrat on afflr- the world has ever seen,” said Ms. Woodward and an officihl of blankets and clothing — from Inch path. $99.6466229xi rior, iTwchanlcally sound. 956 MAIN STREET, MAN­ .motlvo action policy tor allot of state and NATO commander 1988.” mugs, orldlnol carton. $35 Its Contractors and Vendors CHESTER. CT. 06040. The Its Contractors and Venders Betty Woodward, a spokeswoman a New Canaan-based agency, corporations, most of whom make 28 pages, 4 soctlons Avoiiobie December 1st Child's Bunk bed ond Needs bodywork. $1 JlOOor at o condition of doing busl- to seek the presidency in 198$. Brokaw, who has represented — 6 rgomsln 3 family Snow Blower — 6 Horse Arm. 649A339XI butints will be owned by MO- os o condition of delna busl- for Save The Children Federation Americares Foundation, a g re ^ the products they donate. Spokes- mattress boards, $50. 646- best offer, 6490404, 647- neu with the Town, os per RICONt ENTERPRISES, nns with the Tevwi, oo per Haig was not immediately Haig since he resigned as home. Appliances and posmr. Yardman. $99 or 1775x1 Federal Order 11246. Inc., a Westport-based agency that that so many disasters within such tinan Jim Corsiglia said, about 200 A d v ic a — __ 16 ObItuariM. 0000 or 647-1340. INC. of 956 MAIN STREET, Fodorol Order 11246. available for comment on the President Reagan's first secre­ B u a ln s n _ _ 28 Opinion__ gorage. Securtty deposit beet ofOMT. You pick up. BM Forma, plans and specifi­ EAANCHESTER, CT. 0M40 BM forms, oMns and modfl- generally provides development a short period have put a strain on tons of supplies are to be sent to the WANTBI cations ore ovollabie at the ond will be conducted by statement released by Norman tary of state in July 1982, said CISMlfM- . 26-28 Ptoplalilk. and references required. 643-2251 ofter Awn j Pair Upholstered living ootlont ora oVolldblo at tho aid to 43 countries around the their resources. Armero area by Americares by the Comlca. .20 8po^. Plymouth Barracuda, General Services' office. NORMA MORICONI os par- General Borvleos' ofllco. Brokaw^, executive vice presi­ the general knew of his plans to No pets. Working or older room choirs, gold and TORUY 1973 — Automatic trans­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, mlttse. world. Both, however, said their situa­ end of the week. Enteftalnmant. . 18 Tsisvialon. ceugiee. pretarred. $450 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, dent of the William Morris release the statement. LottSfy I .2 Wsathar— Wooden Toboggan with green stripe pattern. Ex­ missions, power stferlng,' Save The Children also provides tions are not as serious as that of Unlike Save The Children, PtaOVNIfNee. 5»«779atter cushion. 7 ft. very good ROBERT B. WEISS, NORMA Y. MORICONI cellent condition. $75 for SOnranhls — Class of 1933. power brakes, body fair: GENERAL MANAGER Doted Nov. It, 1«d5 ROBBIT B. WEISS. disaster relief through a $300,000 the Red Cross, which last week Americares generally reacts by Spfh; cendfllen. OtS. 649-2433.0 the pair. 646-2190.0 646-5746. GENERAL MANAOEII 6466318 after 6pm. 017-11 020-11 035-11 A L t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday Nnv. 20. 1985 - 3 WEATHER Data center adapts to new leader, technology Today’s forecast Miller gets along CoanecticBL MasMChasetts aid Rhode blaad: Scanner reduces Becoming breezy today with variable cknidiaeM and a chance of afternoon showers. Quite miid with with the system highs in the 60s to around 70. Partly cloudy and time and effort coider tonight. Lows in the 30s. Partiy sunny and coider Thursday. Highs in the 40s. By Susan Vaughn In 1961, the principal of Manchester High School Maine: Goudy with showers iikeiy north and Harold Rsportsr created a position for a third vice principal who was to mountains and partiy sunny with a chance of a spend 5 to 10 percent of his time on data processing for shower elsewhere today. High in the 60s and 60s. Quarterly grades for the more than 1,8iN students In the school system. Mostly cloudy north and mountains and fair 700 course sections at Manchester High School once The person Principal Edson Bailey picked to fill the elsewhere tonight. Low in the 20s and 30s. Partly to filled 12,000 IBM punch cards. The Same data now position was H. Blaine Miller, then audio-visual mostly sunny Thursday. High in the 40s to mid ISOs. occupies 700sheets of letter-sise paper and is stored on director for (he public schools. At that time, data New Hampshire: Cloudy, showers likely this one 5-inch floppy computer diskette. processing involved doing attendance and report afternoon north and partiy sunny with a chance of a Processing that data used to take about eight cards on a card reader system. shower south today. High in the mid 60s and 60s. machine hours on an IBM mark reader In the Board of But the data jirocessing needs of the schools Mostly cloudy north and clearing south tonight. Education’s Data Processing Center in the basement expanded and a data center was opened in the Low in the 20s and 30s. Partly sunny north and of Lincoln Center. When a new optical reader was basement of the old main building of Behnet Junior tested last week, the processing took about half that mostly sunny south Thursday. High in the 40s to High School where the schools, the town and time. , Manchester Community College shared facilities. . mid 50s. Conrad Strietelmeier, a high school adqsinistrator Vermont: Windy and mild today with showers who is training to replace 24-year veteran Blaine Around 1968, the system was reorganized with an likely. Highs in the 60s. Chance of a lingering Miller as director of the data center in February, said eye toward moving out of Bennet. The town hired Paul shower this evening, then clearing and colder. that in addition to saving space and time, the schools' Juttner as director of the town’s data processing Lows 25 to 35. Sunny north of Rutland Thursday, new optical system eliminates the entire step of operations and Miller remained as head of the partly sunny south of it. Cool with highs 40 to 45. interpreting the cards after teachers mark them. schools’ operations. The day’s a breeze In an interview last week, Strietelmeier and Miller As the center has grown, Milter’s duties have expanded into more than a full-time job. UPI photo discussed some of the changes the center is Today: becoming breezy with intervals of clouds and sunshine. A 30 Extended outlook undergoing because of new technology. Both “ It’s difficult to schedule vacations," Miller, 60, percent chance of a shower this afternoon. Quite mild with high around expressed enthusiasm over the potential uses of the said in an interview last week. The demands of the Job Extended outlook for New England Friday and the lack of frw time were among the reasons 70. Wind southwest increasing to 15 to 25 mph. Tonight: partly cloudy, Today In history state-of-the-art optical reader. through Sunday: “ Whether we like it or not, we are being forced out of Miller cited for his decision to retire in January. breezy and colder. Low 35 to 40. Wind northwest 15 to 25 mph Connecticut, Massaschnsetts and Rhode Island: In 1976, Ronald Reagan announced his candidacy for the the old system,” Miller said. But Miller is not leaving because he dislikes his work. diminishing to 10 to 15 mph toward morning. Thursday: mostly sunny Chance of rain. Highs in the mid 40s to mid 50s. Republican presidential nomination, a race he lost to HtraM photo* by B**h*w Lows in ttie 30s M ILLER SAID one computer maintenance man “ You have to love the work to do it,” he said during and colder. High 45 to 50. Today’s weather picture was drawn by President Gerald R. Ford. Reagan is shown here in 1984 the interview in his crowded office in the basement of Gregory Bajoris, 9, of 46 Strickland St., a fourth grader at St. Bridget Vermont: Chance of rain or snow Friday. Lows just laughed when he saw the mark reader, which still . in the 20s and highs 35 to 45. Cold for the weekend In his last campaign ever, a whistle stop tour in Dayton, stands like an old gray ship in the middle of the center. Lincoln Center, where the data center has been for School. with a chance of flurries Saturday and dry Sunday. Ohio, aboard the Heartland Special. Although the machine has served the system well. about five years. “ Computers and me seem to get along well.” he Lows 15 to 25 and highs in the 30s. Miller said the maintenance problems mean it will 30 24 Maine and New Hampshire: Fair Friday. Rain gradually be phased out as report cards and progress Conrad Strietelmeier, said. reports for all three secondary schools are converted above, shows how report- Miller set up and developed the instructional SEATTLE south and snow likely north Saturday. Chance of program for the computer lab at the high school in showers or flurries Sunday, lows in the teens to to the optical system. card data appears on the A lm an ac Miller said the new Cognitronics optical scanner 1981. He has served in an advisory and administrative -MINNEAPOLIS BOSTON lower 20s north and in the 20s to low 30s south, highs screen of the IBM XT role for the past couple of years, he said. in the upper 20s and 30s north and upper 30s and 40s was well worth the $8,500 it cost the school system. In the long run it will save money in maintenance costs microcomputer as it is He also has worked closely with Conrad Strietel­ In 1780, Britain declared war on south. Today is Wednesday, Nov. 20, and the cost of hiring a contractor to do the "read” by the new optical meier, who will assume the data responsibilities when ■ A >NEW YORK the 324th day of 1985 with 41 to Holland. Miller retires, to develop class sch^ules for the high 2<» processing, he said. scanner in the Board of follow. In 1945,24 German leaders went The center’s current scanner will be moved to the school. Across the nation The moon Is in its first quarter. on trial at Nuremberg before the high school after all the bugs are worked out and the Education’s Data Pro­ He has compiled extensive enrollment data for the The morning stars are Venus International War Crimes data will then be directly input at the high school, cessing Center in Lincoln school system, which was the basis of his doctoral strong winds and still more snowfall sent the and Mars. Tribunal. Miller said. A second scanner will be purchased for Center. The* optical thesis. The computerized enrollment graphs he 30 24 wind chill factor plummeting to minus 40 over The evening stars are Mercury, In 1968, an explosion and fire compiling report cards and progress reports at devised are used by School Superintendent James P. much of the Dakotas and western Minnesota today, Jupiter and Saturn. entombed 78 men in a coal mine at Bennet and Illing junior high schools — possibly as equipment will allow Kennedy to predict future enrollment and determine LOS ANGELES while storms thundered from the Midwest to the 'Those bom on this date are under Farmington, W.Va. early as the end of the second quarter in January, grades and other data uses for public school buildings. 3000 30 00 Southeast. ^ the sign of Scorpio. They include In 1975, Generalissimo Fran­ Miller said. from the school system to As an example. Miller pointed to a graph that shows LOWEST Snow fell overnight in western Idaho, northeast German physicist Otto von Gu­ cisco Franco of Spain died at the Miller said the data center staff is working on a enrollment at Manchester High School gradually age of 82. Also that day, Ronald be processed faster and TEMPERATURES Oregon, Montana, western Wyoming, much of ericke in 1602; American botanist standard form for report cards so that all the schools declining over the next five years and reaching a low John Merle Coulter in 1851; Nor­ Reagan announced his candidacy more efficiently, Strietel­ point in 1990. That was the target year the Board of ^ 0 ^ ______10 Washington and the mountains of northern can use the same programming. NEW \ • MIAMI California as well as the northern half of the man Thomas, six times the Social­ for the Republican presidential Chet Sic. a programmer for the town data center in meier said. At right, Education had in mind for moving ninth-graders into 30 PRLEANS nomination in 1976. the high school, he said. Mississippi Valley. ist Party candidate for U.S. Lincoln Center, did the programming for transferring Blaine Miller, director of In 1982, President Reagan an­ I egend- Thunderstorms extended from southern Florida president, in 1884; TV commenta­ the grade information to the optical scanner. But But Miller said his graphs show the high school 50 nounced U.S. Marines would go to the center, explains the enrollment increasing again. He is currently working to the South Carolina coast, as well as across tor Alistair Cooke in 1908 (age 77); Miller said the real challenge for the programmers iR A IN SNOW actress Gene Tierney in 1920 (age Lebanon to assist in the evacuation will come when they try to prepare a program to planned uses for the new on projections for the year 2000. Michigan’s Lower Peninsula, Indiana, the western of Palestine Liberation Organiza­ Miller said he sees the schools’ data processing AIR parts of Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee, eastern 65); Sen. Robert F. Kennedy in convert the high school's daily attendance records to system. Strietelmeier will 1925; entertainer Dick Smothers in tion fighters. system becoming decentralized. Inputting data at the ' J SHOWERS^ FLOW Arkansas, northwest Mississippi and the Texas the scanner. become director of the 1939 (age 46), and rock musician center in January, when various schools allows for more accuracy, he said. UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST ' Gulf Coast. Duane Allman in 1946. A thought for the day; the late AS THINGS STAND, from 3; 30 to 5 p.m. each day, Much of the computer data produced at the schools Gusts accompanying rains in New Baden, III., Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev the old mark reader in Lincoln Center prints out 1,500 Miller retires. or the Board of Education offices is now sent directly National forecast ^ reached 60 mph Tuesday night. On this date in history; said, “ Politician are the same all to 2,000 attendance cards through a telephone line through telephone lines to the mainframe computer at Hurricane Kate headed out across the Gulf of In 1272, Edward 1 was pro- over. They promise to build a hooked up to the high school. Then two telephone the town's data center, Miller said. Mexico today after battering Cuba and the Florida During early. Thursday morning, snow is forecast for parts of the claimed king of England.. bridge where there is no river.” callers come to the center every night and use the data in last week’s trial run of the scanner. But they said As he demonstrated the new optical scanner, the Will Miller really leave all the world of cards, tapes, Keys with 115 mph winds and nine-foot waves. to call parents to find out why their children were that they have their share of troubles. unassuming Strietelmeier said of computer work in. terminals and scanners behind when he and his wife, Intermountain region With rain in parts of the Gulf Coast, the Temperatures around the nation at 2 a.m. EST absent from school that day. “ When we have errors, we have massive ones,” general: "Once you get it to work, it gives a feeling of Billie, buy a mobile home and head for the sunny Mississippi Valley, the Ohio Vailey and parts of the Atlantic Coast ranged from minus 16 at Havre, Mont., to 80 at "W e have one of the most sophisticated attendance Miller said. But, he said, “ We’ve never missed a beat power.” shores of Florida? states. West Palm Beach, Fla. programs in the country,” Strietelmeier said. It will on payroll and we would have heard about that one.” Like Miller, Strietelmeier learned data processing “ As you might suspect, one of my hobbies is L o tte ry be a complex process to convert the cards to the Strietelmeier said he is excited about becoming the “ on the job" as an adjunct to his work as a high school computers," said Miller, who has a personal optical reader, he said. data center’s director in February. teacher and administrator. He has been at Manches­ computer in his home. He said he also plans to keep his Miller and Strietelmeier encountered few glitches “ I enjoy it and I’m a little scared,” he added. ^ ter High School since 1956. hands in the business by working as a consultant. other numbers drawn Tues­ ■•.••••••.’a : a ''a ’a ’a ’a.'R.'a.’a ’’a ' Connecticut daily day in New England; Tuesday: 962 Tri-state daily; 322, 6701 Panel to Inspect buildings PEOPLE Rhode Island daily; 0362 “ Lot-O-Bucks” : 12-22-28-37-38 T H A N K Y O U to the Play Four: 8580 Massachusetts daily; 9772 “ We fall. We cry,” said Patti Lewis, who The scene — in which Hutton bites a button people of Manchester for Cinematic Christmas was married to Jeiry Lewis for 36 years. off her victim ’s crotch — was edited as Cost may rise for school projects requested and the video is now playing. When it comes to holiday movies, it’s hard “ We still hurt many times but I would say the Support and Trust to top " I t ’s a Wonderful Life” and “ Miracle we’re on the way to full recovery.” Estimates showing a possible 33 today. Recent estimates, however, schools targeted for renovations on 34th Street,’ ’ says Phillip Borsos. director Lewis was in Washington for the confer­ to 50 percent increase in the cost of “ We’re not going to talk money show the cost of the projects could are Waddell, Bowers and Ver- shown in the Town Election K of “One Magic Christmas” ence of the Displaced Homemakers Network Vice president Sissy renovations at four elementary until we go over the items and then be 33 to 50 percent higher. planck. Ail four are more than 30 years old. “ We consciously tried not to imitate those and was joined by Lynn London (Michael schools and code compliance work decide what to cut back,” said The new estimates stem from a First there was a “ Doonesbury” comic The work 5t the high school is I on Nov. 5th. pictures but found it hard not to show London’s wife for 19 years), Billie Jean at Manchester High School will not committee Chairman Francis A. builder’s market, Maffe said. strip suggesting Vice President George Bnsh Because there is so much building needed to meet the most recent Christmas miracles without some reminders Campbell (married to Glen Campbell for 17 be a prime consideration in the Maffe Jr. The committee met put his manhood in a blind trust and now his Tuesday night with the town going on in the area, contractors changes in the state fire and of those works,” he said. years) and Jackie Joseph (17 years with initial review of plans, the chair­ own wife calls him a sissy. Building Committee to review can choose any job they want, he building codes. Asbestos would Other problems with making the movie actor Ken Berry). man of the Board of Education’s The Democratic Party will Bush and wife Barbara were touring the Building and Sites Committee said preliminary plans prepared by said. also be removed as part of the lyere fin d in ^ ein d eer (they had all been Landon, 52, said she had no way to make a new $23 million cancer center at the Manchester architects Richard “ They are turning down any job project. do its best to honor its obli­ hired for another movie being made about living when her marriage broke up, but she University of Kentucky in Lexington, watch­ Mankey and Richard Lawrende. under $100,000,” Maffe said. State reimbursement will be Santa Claus) and sufficient snow (the now is a spokeswoman for LADIES — Life ing as doctors demonstrated chemotherapy After Tuesday’s meeting, the " But Maffe emphasized that the available for as much as 63 percent Canadian winter didn’t produce enough). After Divorce is Eventually Sane — and has technique and displayed a variety of Faucher takes two committees decided to do figures could change before the of the code compliance work, no gations to you. : “ One Magic Christmas” is about a opened a clothing store called Trio in Los instruments, including some long needles. on-site inspections of each school projects begin in two years or so. matter how high the total costs go, (Christmas angel — played by Harry Dean Angeles. Bush seemed to grim ace slightly and his wife chair of HRC beginning Dec. 2 with Nathan Hale “ We’re looking at the worst,” Maffe said. Stanton — who helps restore the holiday Maffe said of the estimated 33 to 50 The school referendum was not told their escorts, “ George is a sissy.” Robert A. Faucher Tuesday School. Ted Cummings spirit of a young mother played by Mary The school board is aiming for a percent increase. on the ballot Nov. 5 because Steenburgen. Video bites bullet night reassumed the chairmanship November 1986 referendum on the The Board of Education must officials feared it would compete Chairman, Democratic Town Committee Stanton most frequently is cast as a drifter A Sentence to Write of the Human Relations Commis­ school projects, which were esti­ have a final figure on the projects with a bond issue for improve- or weirdo buL Borsos says “ this is the real MTV had to ask for some extra 'editing Harry Rutstein recently became the first person to sion — a post he held in 1981. mated last summer to cost $8.3 to present to the Board of Directors plants to the town sewage treat­ Pud for liy Thr OrnuMTatir Town Oimmilirr, Pau! Philippa, Treaaurrr. before showing the video from the movie Faucher, the previous vice in Mayor June so that the directors ment plant on Olcott Street. Harry Dean Stanton. There is something Fan of Stallone retrace Marco Polo’s 13,000-mile trek from Europe to million. That figure was double an otherworldly about nim and it comes through “ Once Bitten.” chairman of the commission, original estimate and prompted can vote to schedule a November th '^rient. He would never have been able to do it had in this role. He is one of a kind.” The title song is also the video debut of the A paralyzed young fan of Sylvester replaces former Chairman John the Board of Education to postpone referendum on the projects, school Boston band 3-Speed, but a scene in which Stallone will be the actor’s guest in Los Marco Polo not been thrown in jail. After returning to W. Cooney, who resigned after a referendum on the project officials have said. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 8 PM vampire Lauren Hutton attacks Jim Carrey Angeles on Thursday at the premiere of his Venice, that famous explorer was imprisoned by soldiers being appointed an assistant town planned for November. Besides Nathan Hale, the other Celebrity divorce was considered too much and MTV asked new movie “ Rocky IV.” from Genoa during a war with Venice. In jail, he attorney. Faucher said today that that it be trimmed. The invitation came about after Laurie the post of vice chairman will be 248 SPRUCE ST. Hoialmen of Coon Rapids, Minn., step­ dictated his memoirs to a fellow prisoner. Religious r A famous ex-husband and a nice financial “ We made a judgment call,” said Sue filled next month when the HRC mother of Pete HolataneB, 19, wrote to authorities denounced hiB’book,“A Description of the tettlement don’t necessarily make divorce (Blnford, MTV’s vice president for press elects officers. STOP O lV L ^ _ _ MANCHESTER pny easier, say the former wives of four Stallone in June to tell him about a recent World,” as a pack of lies. relations. “We thought it was a very Faucher said he would seek a celebrities. suggestive scene.” accident that had paralyzed her stepson. $100 BRAKE DO Y ou KNOW — What Asian emperor befriended one-year term as chairman at that A Stallone staff member called to say the CENTERS, INC. 646-7202 actor would pay for plane fare, hotel, meals Marco Polo? time. Look what it buys: and all expenses for Hoialmen to attend the TUESDAY’S ANSWER — According to many sclontiala, premiere. CO matt consist mostly of Ice. NEED A TURKEY? 11-2045 • Knowledge Unlimiled, Inc. 1985 For the Record

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Bazinet Demonstrators gathered ouUide to Bolton United Press International the Immanuel Congregational A plan to widen a section of be developed in the historic dis­ “ How far do you want to go?” he Church In Hartford held signs Hartford Road to ease an antici­ trict, which houses the textile mills asked. By Christina Richardson Connecticut peace activists asking commuters to "stop and pated traffic problem prompted formerly run by the Cheney Members of the Cheney National Htrald Corrtfpondant bearing candles and holding signs join the vigil.” or at least "honk for disagreement among members of Brothers. Historic District Commission and asking U.S. and Soviet leaders peace.” the Manchester Board of Directors “A great many people thought the Cheney Hall Foundation feel BOLTON — Bingo may come to meeting in Geneva to approve a In New Haven, a slate of political TUMday night about future public the whole concept was craxy,” that work on that section of Bolton under a plan discussed by permanent test ban on nuclear > and religious speakers led tlie expenditures in the Cheney His­ Penny said of the i^evelopm ent of Hartford Road should be done the Recreation Commission Tues­ weapons held vigils throughout the two-hour vigil on the New Haven toric District. the historic district at tte direc­ because of increased traffic that day night. state Tuesday. Green where members of the Tl)ird Director James F. Fogarty, a tors’ meeting in Lincoln Center. will be generated from new apart­ Congressional District Freeze Recreation Commissioner Cha­ "The freeze movement has Democrat, said he wanted to see ’The discussion came after Plan­ ments in the district. attracted people from every com­ Campaign and Yale University rles Bossidy told the commission the total cost of work needed in the ning Director Mark Pellegrini Plans call for widening Hartford munity in the state,” said Roz students were gathered, said that it would cost "a couple historic area determined and explained proposed work under the Road in front pf Cheney Hall to Spear, state coordinator for the Wendy Johnston, the New Haven hundred dollars” to buy the presented to the board. He said he bond issue and said the bonds three lanes, two westbound and vigils, which were held in 35 organizer. necessary equipment to run the was assured that a $750,000 bond would not cover the cost of pne eastbound. Members of the Connecticut communities. The Rev. Brendan McCormack games, which would probably be issue Tor public improvements improvements to Hartford Road foundation and commission would Hundreds of political activists, of the Episcopai Church of St. held at Herrick Park. The equip­ approved by voters in 1952 would Just west of Pine Street. prefer to have two eastbound lanes religious leaders and college stu­ Mark in New Britain opened that ment cannot be rented, he said. be the total town expense in the Deputy Mayor Peter DiRosa, a and one westbound lane for better dents were among the peaceful church for two hours so "one can area, which lies west of Main Democrat, asked Pellegrini if it traffic flow. That cannot be done The games would be held either demonstrators taking part in the pray that the spirit of peace move Street and north of Interstate 384. would be possible to estimate the until Harford Road just west of weekly or monthly, depending on statewide vigils during the evening the hearjs involved in the “We’ve got a tiger by the tail.” total cost of improvements that Pine Street is realigned. the response, Bossidy said. rush-hour. Spier said. summit.” Fogarty said. might be needed in the district. Town General Manager Robert "Those people have sustained "It’s open now,” McCormack The bingo program would be set Democratic Majority Leader Pellegrini said it is difficult to B. Weiss said at ’Tuesday's meet­ the freeze movement,” Spier said, said during the vigil. "Its a quiet up with senior citizens in mind. Stephen T. Penny disagreed, how­ decide what needed public im­ ing that he will have a recommen­ while standing at a Glastonbury time. A small number of people Many of them do not like to go out ever. He said it was not easy to provements should be attributed to dation in the capital improvements street corner where about 80 have come in. they pray and then at night, particularly in the winter, foresee how fast apartments would the district. budget next year. activists huddled around a banner they leave.” Bossidy said. which read: "End nuclear testing More than 100 students at the Also Tuesday, the Recreation — freeze now.” University of Connecticut at Storrs Commission discussed plans for a Spier said about 2 million signa­ gathered for a candlelight vigil Housing project still in limbo basketball program for first- tures, including 12,000 from Con­ outside the campus library to call a through eighth-graders and 13- to necticut residents, were presented halt to the nuclear arms testing, a 15-year-olds. The Board of Directors took no chosen to build the houses, but was Swimming Pool and approving the to U.S and Soviet leaders Tuesday spokesman said. The Connecticut vigils were part action Tuesday night on a contract later rejected when it said it would installation of showers at the Play will start in January. in Geneva where President Rea­ of a nationwide event organized by for the construction of starter have to sell the houses for $60,000 Senior Citizens’ Center. Signs-ups are scheduled for tonight gan and Soviet leader Mikhail Physicians for Social Responsibil­ houses on town-owned land on each instead of the $55,000 it had Two vacancies on the Bennet at Community Hall from 6 to 8 p.m. Gorbachev opened their summit ity and the National Nuclear Love Lane because the town has originally proposed. Housing Corp. were filled so that and Saturday at Herrick Park meeting. not yet received a legal document The town then began negotia­ tne new members will be available from 1 to 4 p.m. The signed petitions, presented Freeze Campaign. considered crucial to the awarding tions with Visions Unlimited, when the corporation directors in Geneva by the Rev. Jesse In other business, the comimis- Jackson, called for the permanent of a contract. which had submitted a proposal to meet Friday. Kenneth Garrity, a sion ruled that participants in each Town Attorney Kevin M. O ’Brien build the houses. Visions nego­ tenant at the Bennet Apartments, end to nuclear arms testing sport will decide whether or not between the superpowers, she When Jim Jeffries won the told the directors at their meeting tiated with J& G to get some J&G was named to fill the remaining people from out of town will be Herald photo by Pinto heavyweight championship from in Lincoln Center that he has not engineering plans it needs for the four years on the term of Richard said. allowed to play on Bolton teams. ” We have years to go before we Bob Fitzsimmons in 1899, he had a yet received a release from J&G work. As part of the agfieement, Conde, who has died. Eileen Stern Area residents call for a nuclear arms freeze Tuesday Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in Geneva, weight edge of 39 pounds. Jeffnes Builders of Windsor that would O’Brien wanted the release to of South Farms Drive was named Certain sports, like football,' see the final, goal but people are night during a candlelight vigil at Center Park. The vigil Switzerland. Similar activities took place around the ready to work as long as they have scaled 206 and Fitzsimmons was protect the town from legal action protect the town. to fill the one year remaining in the need players from other towns in only 167. by J& G if it awards a contract for Other matters postponed until term of Joseph Hachey, who has order to have enough players to was timed to coincide with a summit between President state. one another.” Spier said. Herald photo by Bashaw the 14 houses to another developer. Nov. 26 Included appointing resigned. continue the program. Other Visions Unlimited of Tolland. members to various town boards Stern is a former president of the teams have enough players, and O'Brien said he hopes to have the and agencies, extending a lease the League of Women Voters. She Roof work under way allowing non-residents to play release by Nov. 26, when the Manchester Historical Society holds a master's degree in public might mean residents would not be Prosecutor wants jail SHOPEARIYFOR J ' directors will reconvene their holds on a town building on Cedar administration and operates a Byron Noll and other workers from the Premier Roofing able to play on the teams. b e s t SEIBCTIONI meeting. Street, authorizing construction of business information service that Co. of West Haven install part of a new roof on the Bolton The commission is also consider­ J& G Builders was orginally a concrete raft at the Globe Hollow does market research. Center School. The work began Monday and is expected ing installing a display case, term for Choate pupil to take 15 working days to finish. Classes have not been possibly at the library, fortrophies earned by town teams in various Donavan said Tuesday. interrupted by the project, which will cost $73,740. sports. Some of the trophies are Bv Lvdo Phillips United Press International Marcie Lara Riveles, 19, of New Smith wants King Day input scattered all over town in peoples’ Fairfield was sentenced Tuesday homes, commission members REGAL'S ENTIRE STOCK! B R ID G E P O R T - A federal to one year's probation. 100 hours said. Frank Smith, who has been an cil to coordinate plans. The council has. judge was scheduled today to of community service and was not outspoken critic of town efforts to is co-sponsored by Manchester Smith, who has not spoken Selectmen consider "There are many old trophies sentence a former Choate Rosem­ fined. hire more minority-group Community College and the Man­ publicly for many months, said he heaped in a corner in the town ary Hall student who pleaded Daly has issued sentences of one members, told the Board of chester Area Conference of attended the ^directors' meeting hall,” said Lawrence Pesce. guilty to smuggling cocaine from year’s probation, up to 300 hours Directors Tuesday that they Churches. because he learned of the plans for "They should be put somewhere South American for sale to stu­ community service and fines up to should not plan a Martin Luther the King observance. part-time sanitarian $1,000 for aiding and abetting in the Smith said the Interracial Coun­ that everyone can-enjpy them.” dents on the exclusive prep school King Day observance without cil does not speak for blacks in “ I assume, based on what the campus. scheme to bring cocaine back to consulting the Collective Action Bv George Lovng for 20 hours a week. He said the Manchester. He also said the two board said, that we will be an equal Derek Oatis. 19, of Meriden, a the school, which lists President Association, a group of black Herald Reporter position would probably become black members of the Human participant.” in any observance former student at Choate Rosem­ John F. Kennedy among its Manchester residents with which full time in the future. Voters O) Relations Commission do not have for King, he said today. ary Hall school in Wallingford, was famous graduates. Smith is associated. BO LTO N — The town’s health ” My concern is to get the vorlex to appear for sentencing before contact with the black community. In a statement of facts presented Smith spoke after Director Ste­ Cassano said Tuesday that the director recommended Tuesday project completed,” Wichersham Chief U.S. District Judge T.F. bridge work to the court, former U.S. Attorney phen T . Cassano reported that Smith said it would be inapprop­ event would be townwide and he that a part-time sanitarian be said, "but the problem is larger Gilroy Daly, who last Wednesday Alan H. Nevas claimed Oatis had Eleanor Coltman, a former direc­ riate to plan any observance would welcome any help. hired to replace the person cur­ than this. Cal has a great many C O V E N TR Y — By more than a 3 delayed sentencing for one week. received cocaine on several occa­ tor, would not be able to coordinate honoring King without consulting “ I hope that you, as a spokesman rently holding the position because hats that have fallen on him .” to 1 margin, voters Tuesday Oatis’s companion on the sions from a classmate, Matthew plans for a Jan. 20 tribute to the the Collective Action Association. for the association, would come the tasks of the office are not being Wickersham said the water tests approved a plan to spend $468,000 cocaine-buying trip. Catherine N. Robert Holmes, and had resold it to civil rights leader. Cassano said “ I do expect to hear from you," forward,” he told Smith. carried out. are time consuming because ar­ to repair the aging Woodbridge Cowan, 19, of Little Rock, Ark., 20^“ OFF other students. the board might want to act on. a Smith told the board during its The Interracial Council, co­ Dr. C- Wendell Wickersham told rangements have to be made with Road bridge. Town Clerk Ruth was spared a jail term last "Holmes and Oatis became" resolution honoring Dr. King be­ meeting at Lincoln Center. chaired by Thomas Stringfellow the Board of Selectmen that Calvin property owners and the state Benoit said today. Thursday, drawing a three-year known by their classmates as the fore the observance and get Smith declined today to say how and Joan O'Loughlin, has planned Hutchinson, the current sanitar­ Department of Environmental 3 DAYS ONLY The vote was 135 to 40 to go ahead suspended sentence and 1.000 major distributors of cocaine on together with the Interracial Coun­ many members the association observances in memory of King. ian, has not been able to conduct a Protection to analyze the samples. with the project, which will cost hours of community service. the Choate campus,” the state­ number of health tests because he Administrative Assi^ant Karen taxpayers $339,025. That amount Each faced IS years in prison ment said. is preoccupied with his other duties Levine said testing was done by includes $256,025 in 10-year loans and $25,000 in fines on the federal as building official, assessor and Hutchinson last spring on orders of from the state to repair the steel charges. In March 1984, during spring Tolland assessments on hold zoning enforcement officer. the selectmen. However, she said and concrete structure, which U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Twardy break, the government said Oatis THURS.-FRI.-SAT. "The town is in need of more the D E P stopped the project crosses the Skungamaug River. Jr. had asked for a jail term for flew, to Venezuela with Holmes, The Board of Directors Tuesday One of the affected property assessments was one of eight held help,” .said Wickersham. "The because it was overwhelmed with State funds will pay for a portion of Cowan while admitting that she whose parents lived in Caracas. Nav. 21 NOV. 22 NOV. 23 night tabled action on assessments owners, Joseph Barrera of 49 by the directors Tuesday. time has come — we can’t allow the the nunober of samples it received the project, which is scheduled to had tried to persuade Oatis to get The two purchased cocaine, and against Tolland Turnpike property Taylor St., has property with There was no public comment on situation to continue any further.” from towns around the state. begin in the spring. rid of the cocaine before their Oatis brought about 200 grams owners for a new water line. frontage on both Taylor Street and any of the others. With little He said Hutchinson told him he In another matter, the town has An engineering study last month arrest April 23. 1984 at Kennedy back to the United States hidden in Democratic Majority Leader Tolland Turnpike. He told the comment, the directors approved has not had enough time to applied for federal reimbursement found the bridge to be in "deplora­ International Airport. an empty bottle of talcum powder Stephen T. Penny asked the directors at a public hearing on the the following appropriations after complete a number of tasks. of its expenses from Hurricane ble condition.’’ The pair also face possible in his shaving kit, the statement administration to find out how assessements that he has lived on public hearings on them: Wickersham said these include Gloria cleanup efforts. Just under 3.5 percent of the prison sentences in New York state said. many of the 19 properties slated for the property for 59 years and that • $390 for educational uses, testing Bolton Lake for pollutants, Cheney and Levine filled out an town’s registered voters turned out on drug smuggling charges. Holmes arranged for Oatis, assessment are business proper­ the property was zoned for busi­ donated by Northeast Utilities enforcing the town’s sanitation application Nov. 15 with the U.S. for the referendum. Benoit said. Their attorneys have filed a accompanied by his girlfriend ties being used as residences. ness years ago. because Manchester students par­ codes and vorlex water testing, Arm y Corps of Engineers for motion to dismiss the state charges Cowan, to make another trip to Town General Manager Robert He said he has 3 good well and ticipated in NU's Fun Run for which involves sampling drinking reimbursement of $18,000. The on the grounds of double jeopardy. South America in April 1984, the B. Weiss said that assessments on could drive another if needed for Education. water from homes to detebt any amount covers part of the town’s A Queens County judge is sche­ statement said. properties zoned for business $2,500. He was assessed $13,685 for • $18,757 toward the $35,149 contaminants. expenses for labor and equipment duled to decide on that motion Oatis again put the cocaine, over NOTHING HELD BACK! cannot be deferred until their the water line. tuition of a student enrolled at a However, First Selectman Dou­ used after the storm to repair Fire Calls Friday. 300 grams, in the empty talcum owners connect to the lines, but Barrera was one of two who special school, to be paid by a state glas Cheney said the town does not damage. It does not cover the Fourteen other former students bottle but when they returned April Penny disagreed. spoke at a hearing on the assess­ grant. have enough money to hire another damage to privatd 'property. have pleaded guilty to collecting '23, 1984, customs officials disco­ He asked Town Attorney Kevin ments that was conducted during • $2,311 from a state grant to employee this year. He said the Levine said the Corps will Manchester about $5.(100 to finance Oatis and vered the cocaine in Oatis’s M. O’Brien, who was at the the meeting. The other was Frank teach English to refugee students. board's personnel subcommittee forward the application to the Tuesday, 1:36 p.m. — medical Cowan’s trip to Caracas. Venezu­ suitcase and a list of the student meeting of the directors in Lincoln Ricciardone, who pointed out an • $7,500 for initial costs of the would study the idea for possible Federal Emergency Management call, 303 Broad St (Town, ela. to purchase the cocaine. buyers’ initials in Cowan’s lug­ Center, if there was a way to defer error in the assessment for a annual Independence Day celebra­ inclusion in next year’s budget. Administration, although she did Paramedics). So far, Daly has rejected jail gage. The government has issued a EVERY FAMOUS BRAND IN STOCK such assessments. O'Brien said parcel he owns. tion, to be repaid by contributions Wickersham proposed that a not know when a decision would be Tuesday. 4:00 p.m. — smoke sentences for 13 of those 14, the warrant for Holmes’ arrest. He is there was. The public hearing - on the and revenue from the celebration. professional sanitarian be hired made. report, 384 Wetherell St. (To w n ). Assistant U.S. Attorney Gerald believed to be still in Venezuela. ir ARROW ★ HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX ★ LONDON FOG Raid on house leads to marijuana charges Besgmebody. Parents, bus drivers ★ VAN HEUSEN ★ YVES SAINT LAURENT ★ MEMBERS ONLY A police raid Tuesday night on a 24, of 54 Chestnut St. (police said Joseph J. Raymond, approached. ★ PURITAN if CHRISTIAN DIOR ★ WOOLRICH Birch Street house r^ulted in the Police said two female juveniles 24. of 144 Center St., was charged Raymond was chased up Birch argue over seat belts arrest of five teenagers, one man were arrested as well. Their with possession of coepine with Street to Bissell Street before ★ ENRO ★ BOTANY 500 ★ LEVIS FOl^ MEN and two juveniles for possession of names were not released. intent to sell and possession 'of being caught on Birch Street, Bv Mark A. Dupuis school bus operators, however, marijuana, police said this Randall was scheduled to be marijuana. according to police. United Press International opposed any requirement that morning. arraigned in Manchester Superior Police said Raymond was spot­ Raymond was being held this buses be equipped with seat belts, 'k CAREER CLUB ★ HAQGAR SLACKS ★ DAMON Police said all were charged with Court this morning. The others ted and stopped on Bissell Street on morning on $10,0(X) bond. No court H A R TFO R D — A parents group saying studies show children could possession of less than four ounces were released on $500 non-surety a previous warrant for third- date has been set. is urging lawmakers to take initial suffer more harm in some acci­ ir IZOD ★ LEVI SLACKS ★ DUOFOLD of marijuana. They refused to bonds, police said, and are sche­ degree assault. However, they said No information was available on steps next year that could lead to dents if they were buckled up. - disclose what prompted the search duled to appear in Manchester he ran from officers when he was the assault charge this morning. the mandatory use of seat belts on V Robin Leeds of the Connecticut ★ JANTZEN ★ SANSABELT ★ HANES of the house at 54 Birch St. Superior Court on Monday. all school buses in Connecticut, a ^Operators of School Transporta­ Police reports*'listed those ar­ group spokeswoman said. tion Association said the 10 school ★ FLORSHEIM SHOES rested as Elliot L. Randall, 18, 'The Connecticut Coalition for bus fatalities recorded in the past > PENDLETON ★ JOCKEY Ronald R. Poulin, 17 and Jeffrey In an unrelated incident, police School Bus Safety wants to see a decade or so in the state have all Poulin, 19, all of 54 Birch St.; apprehendecj a Center Street man law passed requiring that all new taken place outside,the bus. on drug charges Tuesday after he Steven Gagnon. 18, of 482 Adams school buses sold in the state can be "There are a lot of ways school tried to avoid arrest and was To The Citizens of Manchester... St.; Craig Franklin, 18. of 75>A equipped with seat belts, said transportation can be improved chased two blocks to Birch Street. Birch St.; and James D. Morrell. Republicans, Democrats & Unaffiliated... Kathleen Krevetski of Middlebury. but the emphasis should be outside Krevetski Tuesady told a legisla­ the bus where the accidents and tive subcommittee studying fatalities occur,” said Leeds, TH A N K YOU whether to require seat belts on whose group represents 55 bus INCLUDING Cliff’s Country Kitchen of Rockville^ school buses that some new buses companies around the state. lack the necessary equipment to Krevetski said that in addition to BIG & TALL DEPT. Again you have taken valuable time from your business to allow for installation of seat belts. making bus transportation safer, serve your wonderful food to our antique dealers and the Thank You If the equipment was required on requiring children to buckle up on public at our Antique Show and Sale held October 22nd at new buses, school districts could the bus would help educate them to * Excluding Items Already On Sale. use seat belts all the time, which * Excluding Gift Department. Vernon Center Middle School. We want to thank you and then decide for themselves for electing me to the whether to install seat belts, said could reduce traffic injuries and your co-workers for the marvelous food and gracious ser­ Krevetski. deaths involving children. vice that was extended to us. The Historical Society would Be a carrier! She said parents in 25 school ” I got in vo lv^ in this because I VERNON like to award you more than 4 forks as you certainly outdid Office of Constable. Ever wonder why nawapapor carriera amlla to much? Bocauae districts are asking for belts on, have a 4-year-old who has been' in DOWNTOWN yourself. they’re having FUNI When you’re a carrier, you get to meet others school buses but in many cases the seat belts since birth,” she said. MANCHESTER TRI-CITY PLAZA We hope to see you again on April 6th In the same location. your own age, go to special meetings with food and prizoa, and win buses cannot be equipped with "How do you tell the child when he Open Thurs. A Fri. tM 9KK) belts. starts school next year that you OpMi'I Thun . great prizes for signing up new aut^ribers. And thoTs not alll You ltU9KM> Sat tHJ:30 Thank you again, LOUIS C. KOCSIS can earn your OWN money and show you’re not just a kid anymore. If Krevetski said she hopes a law have to wear them in the car but RECAIfS Sunday 12-8 The Vernon Histbrical Society you’re ITYeara or older, why not find out more? Call 647-9946 today I requiring buses to be equipped to not on the bus?” ‘Your Quality Man's Shop" Constable Elect » take seat belts would be a first step The legislative subcommittee P.8. We heard you were selling oven-ready turkeys for pick­ toward an eventual law mandating will hold public hearings and make up the day before Thanksgiving. Qreatl 4We’ll call you at the use of ..seat belts on school recommendations to the Legisla­ Paid for by Louia C. Kocals, 76 E. Eldridge St., Mancheatar. buses. ture when it begins its regular Hlanrl|patpr HpralJi A spokeswoman for the state’s session in February. T MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Nov. 20. 1985 - 7 < — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneadav. Nov. 20. 19«S Richard W. Cosgrove, Publishei Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Eyitor Defendant says Nazis Connecticut OPINION \ James P. Sacks, CJly^ditor In B r i^ altered what he wrote ThrM Charged with bribery WATERBURY (AP) — Vladimir a citizen in 1957. Prosecutor Joseph EAST HARTFORD — Three men were charged Sokol^claimiokol^c s many of the articles be Lynch said Sokolov entered the country with bribery after they voluntarily surrendered Primary is oniy aiternative to Weicker wrote for a Nazi-controlled newspaper under the Displaced Persons Act, which themselves to police in connection with a were altered to add anti-Semitic slurs granted visas tq war victims on corruption investigation, authorities said. Jack condition they had not assisted the Joseph Benoit, 61, of Windsor was charged Craig Taylor of Bristol and Dick Foley of and criticism of the Allies during World Republican leaders in this state have set in War II. Nazis. Tuesday with 21 counts of bribery, Arthur J . nnotion a contingency plan for salvaging the Isas' Oxford, and Peter Powers of Tolland. It was Anderson During bis second day of testimony Mulligan Jr ., 62, of East Hartford was charged something of a reunion for them with their On Tuesday, Lynch said, "Didn’t you election if, as many of them now fear, U.S. Tuesday, the former Yale University conceal that were employed by Rech with 12 counts of receiving bribes and Robert J. Senator Loweil Weicker says flrmiy in the next Capitol political guru, Dick Bozzuto. lecturer denied government allegations and wrote articles against Jews and Parker, 56, of East Hartford was charged nine two weeks he won’t run for governor. In the same week as McKinney’s dinner party be wrote an article titled "Protocols of Allies because you believed the revela­ counU of receiving bribes, police said. If they are unable to rally ’round the Weicker Comments and Bozzuto’s press conference. Democrats were the Elders of Zion" for "R ecb,” a tions of this would cause you to be Police Detective Robert F. Kenary said more Russian-language newspaper con­ flag, as so many of them fervently had hoped, also taking aim at the 19M campaign. Moffett’s rejected?” people were expected to be charged as an was the most grandiose move, using the Old trolled by the German military. investigation of the allegedly illegal awarding of they will encourage the others who want the Bob Conrad Sokolov answered. "1 simply didn’t State House in Hartford for a launch pad with Sokolov has testifed that writing for contracts by the East Hartford public works nomination to have a primary in September. speak about it." heraldic music by a brass quartet. Rech was the only job be could find. He department continues. Some of them have already talked about that Gang ties has said that he was forced to write Sokolov, who Is testifying through a Mulligan, who recently retired as public works possibility, but last week — on Nov. 12, to be But Moffett’s step was long expected and anti-Semitic articles and said that if bad Russian interpreter, is expected to take director, had been arrested Oct. 28 and charged exact — the primary was raised aimost to the sprang no surprise as to where he stands vis-a- refused, he would have been killed. the stand again today. with violating a city ordinance that requires bids status of party poiicy at a quiet, unpublicized Although Bozzuto and Belaga turned their vis the O’Neill-led party regulars. may extend The 73-year-old Russian native has Neal Sher, director of the Justice be taken on work for the city costing more than dinner party in Washington attended by the recent press conferences after filing campaign been charged by federal authorities Department’s Office of Special Investi­ $2 500. state’s delegation in Congress. committee papers into two-fist^, highly positive with concealing his past as a Nazi gations, said 35 cases are pending Mulligan is scheduled to be arraigned today on MORE NEWSWORTHY in that respect was against people suspected of collaborat­ Guests at the home of U.S. Rep. Stewart affairs, GOP leaders say their names aren't collaborator. The government is seek­ the charge filed in October. the declaration by State Rep. Maurice Mosley of to government ing to revoke bis American citizenship ing with Nazis. exactly household words yet. Hence the new McKinney of Westport were House coiieagues Waterbury that he is out for the nomination as He said eight people have been urgency for a primary. in U.S. District Court in Waterbury. Nancy Johnson of New Britain, John Rowland of state treasurer. And while O’Neill was tactful in Federal prosecutors claim that after deported, 18 have been stripped of their Wolcott toacher retlgna Waterbury, GOP State Chairman Tom D’Amore If those attending the McKinney dinner party pretending to be non-committal because WASHINGTON — Undercover agents have made Sokolov left Rech, he worked for the citizenship and 14 are in the process of WOLCOTT — An art teacher accused of of New Hartford, Weicker and, significantly, his expressed one bit of hope, it was in the fact that incumbent Henry Parker of New Haven had not an alarming discovery about Chinese criminal gangs Nazi party in Germany and wrote for being deported. sexually abusing young boys resigned from his wife, Claudia. Weicker did not absolutely close the door. One ruled himself out, it was obvious that Mosley in the United States: They’re targeting police officials other Nazi-controlled papers in that The OSI, formed in 1979 for the sole post before the school board could hold a hearing purpose of finding and taking action thing is certain, though. Whatever the decision, had wide, and organizational, support. country. on his dismissal, school Superintendent Thomas for assassination. The government says Sokolov lied against Nazi criminals in the United IF n iE V EXPECTED to hear a definitive it will be his and Claudia’s. The senator will not Jokubaitis said. Mosley had State Rep. Richard Balducci of This ominous development was uncovered by a joint about his past when gaining entry into States, is investigating 300 other answer (and some did) from Weicker to the be pressured by his colleagues, by Chairman FBI-New York City police operation that succeeded Roger Niland’s resignation was accepted by the question that has been driving Repubiicans in Newington up front — a clear message if there the United Sta*“” *

AS PART OF the sting operation, officers posed as rich "Yuppies” who wanted to open a casino in Las If you have any of these Vegas and become distributors of heroin, which they proposed to buy from the Bamboo Gang. The eventual "buy” was to be 300 kilograms from Thailand. Whena common gum problems... sample brick of the heroin was tested, it proved to be of the highest quality. Pr o m f i€ are Although government officials decline to speculate on links between the United Bamboo Society and the Taiwanese government, our sources are convinced Bleeding gums when you brush your teeth there’s a close working relationship. They note that IS HERE Liu’s murder was traced to the former chief of 0 ^ Red, swollen or tender gums Taiwan’s intelligence service. Vice Adm. Wong O pen F o ram Hsi-Ling, who was sentenced to life in prison for his 0^G um s that are unusually sensitive or irritated role. W alk In Two other Bamboo Gang leaders in Taiwan were also convicted in the Liu murder, but critics complain that the case was closed before it could be ascertained AND FEEL whether Wong was following orders from higher up. Nursing home owners aren’t lawbreakers One of the jailed gang leaders, Chen' Chi-11, was Bring this ad with you to implicated in the undercover operation’s heroin sting. ■fflECARE. He is believed to have helped orchestrate the deal Ekiitor’s note: The fallowing letter, for review before the Second Circuit events of Sunday the 17th) prevent us represented an uncoerced majority of your dentist or periodontist. from his prison cell — which would indicaate the gang dated Nov. 19, was addressed to Court of Appeals seated in New York. from exercising that one right which is the service employees at Crestfield- has close ties to the Taiwanese government. Manchester Directors Barbara Wein­ Whiie the process for obtaining review inherent to every constitutional demo­ Fenwood, and that the union acted berg, Peter DiRosa Jr., Stephen T. is complicated, essentially it commen­ cracy, namely, access to a free and irresponsibly in calling for the strike. Cassano, William J . Diana, Thomas H. ces with our refusal to bargain with the nonpolitical judiciary, would remove Now that the union has found itself Pwltagon watch He’ll probably tell you that gum problems could be symptonns Ferguson, Jam esF. Fogarty, Donna R. union. The NLRB then issues an unfair liberty from every person who does not mired in a strike it never should have Acutely aware that its rented bases in the of serious gum disease...Gingivitis or even Periodontitis. And Mercier, Stephen T. Penny and Ken­ labor practice complaint (such a immediately capitulate to their de­ called, now that it sees that Crestfield- Philippines are subject ot eviction notices in the event neth N. Tedford. complaint has issued), finds that mands. If our liberty is thus threatened, Fenwood is fully operative and that of a political upheaval, the Pentagon is taking pains to the time to do something about them is now. Crestfield-Fenwood has committed an then the liberty of every citizen is patient care remains at the same high keep the locals happy on the farthest-west U.S. I Today there’s a new and highly effective, yet simple way Dear members of the unfair labor practice by its refusal to similarly threatened. If we can be standard, it has called for greater levels territory in the Pacific: Guam. Both the Navy and the to treat and control such gum problems. The PERIM ED'" System. Board of Directors: of violence by bringing in outsiders to bargain, and initiates enforcement denied our right to a day in court hy Air Force, which have huge bases on the island, are This unique program starts at your dentist’s office with an easily proceedings in the Second Circuit Court another, be it an individual or a union, deliberately provoke arrests, by slash­ engaged in "beautification” projects to keep Guam This evening you will be presented of Appeals. We would then file our then so can each and every one of you. If ing workers' tires, by threatening attractive to tourists yearning for a reasonable administered PERIMED professional treatment. It continues at with the protests and demands of defenses to the NLRB's request for employees who have dared to defy the we are lawbreakers because we s ^ k fascimile of Bali Ha’i. One thing that sours the because of our reduced fee home with a simple routine, using PERIMED Oral Hygiene Rinse, several striking employees of Crest- enforcement of its order to engage in the judgment of a court of law in a labor union and who exercise their right to relationship is the military’s enthusiasm for shipping PROMPTCARE? structure, after-hours care for y You’ll find its premeasured formula as easy to use as a mouthwash. field Convalescent Home and Fenwood collective bargaining and issue is dispute, will you be lawbreakers if you work, by making midnight phone calls, in fresh food from the mainland, instead of depending Because you need more tlian minor iUnesses and injuries is Manor and perhaps officers of New thereby joined in the Court for a review ask for a court hearing to protest, for by spray-painting "scab” on cars and on local produce. just a walk-in medical facility. X. In extensive clinical studies, the available through the Hospital EIngland Health Employees Union, of the NLRB's decision certifying the instance, an Internal Revenue Service houses, by following workers home and You need immediate, affordable, PROMPTCARE IS PERIM ED System has been proven Emergency Department at the District 1199. You will be told that the union. The courts have ruled that this is deficiency assessment? Are we to label making other assorted nuisances of all-inclusive medical care with AFFORDABLE effective in reducing and controlling owners of the facility are “lawbreak­ Dtaam tanat? same reduced fee. the established and proper means of "lawbreakers” those who refuse to themselves. the'confidence of a hospital Our basic fee is $38.00-aU com­ ers” and that you should intervene in obtaining judicial review of a certifica­ The law allows the strikers to return For years. It has been generally recognized that the the symptoms of gum bleeding, capitulate to state or federal adminis­ environment. mon suppDes are included. (There their behalf to end the strike. We have tion of representative by the NLRB. trative rulings and ask for their day in to work. It was their choice to go out on Middle East is the likely place for a major war, W MIDDLE TNPK inflammation, and irritation. PromptGue is an attractive may be additional charges for elected not to be present and have Why, then, are we telling you this? court? th e question itself brings the strike and it is their choice to remain out including a superpower confrontation. Yet activist new waDc-in medical center necessary tests and procedures.) So next time you feee your dentist determined, as a matter of policy, not to There are two reasons: First, on Oct. 10, answer — this would not be the United on strike. In the meantime we will peace groups have concentrated mainly on anti­ located at Manchester Memorial ARMORY ST. engage the union in public debate. But we notified every service employee of States if we were to do so. continue to do what we know best; to nuclear demonstrations in Europe and, more And no up-front payment is ask him about the PERIM ED System. Hospital. You'D feel the security of necessary- we'D gladly biD you or e the question must nonetheless be our intention to seek judicial review of I have stressed the above not because give the finest possible care to our recently, on protesU against U.S. policy in Latin ' It’s one of many ways he can receiving convenient care widr Ut- answered; are the owners actually the NLRB's order certifying the union I believe the Board of Directors needs a residents. America. The word we hear now. however, Is that the your irrsurance company. |ie n e tle waiting and no appdntment, help you maintain proper oral health. lawbreakers or has the union so and represented that we would abide by civic lesson, but because experience peace groups are going to train their doves on the PROM PTCARE IS_____ skillfully managed the news that right in your CMiununity hospi­ I g S l K S S - . the court's judgment and engage in has shown that in the heat of militant Manchester Health Center Inc. Middle East — even if It means demanding that Israel CONVENIENT everyone has come to bq^lieve it without collective bargaining with the union if rhetoric fundamental principles of due Doing bnainess as CrestfieU and its foes join in disarmament efforts. tal. You'D feel secure being cared PromptCare is opren from 9 a.m. CENTHiST RTEHM question? ordered to do so by the court. District process are sometimes forgotten. Convalescent Home and Fenwood for by healtti professionals wittr Ob Oct. 1. 1985, the National Labor 1199 was advised of the same by On Oct. 8, a strike notice was issued Manor Mini atMtorial years of experierKe treating Ul- , to9p.m.,7daysaweek. And Relations Board in Washington, D.C., ness and injury. And you'D feel telegram dated Oct. ll. Second, it is without the vote of the service em­ RoUand Castleman, President It has occurred to us that perhaps we were a little PROMPT(L\RElS certified the union as the exclusive good about our fee stmeture- important for you, as concerned elected ployees. Ultimately, 38 of a then- rough on the closet royalisU In this former British ACCESSIBLE The unique new program collective bargaining representative of designed to keep your costs low. officials, to understand that the rhetoric bargaining tmit of 91 service employees colony who were so unhinged by the visit of a rather service employees at Crestfield- When you n ^ medical cate PromptCare is ideaDy located at in ordi hygiene. of the union is intended to mislead you ratified the strike notice, barely 42 ordinary young couple who happen to be the Prince Fenwood. Bemuse of the complexity of into believing that the decision of the immediately, you deserve more Manchfster Memorial Hospital percent. Notwithstanding the union’s and Princess of Wales. Their visit is mercifully the issues underlying our objections to NLRB was final and binding, not claim that 60 employees are on strike, Bran jiist a walk-in ttredkal fedl- on Armory Street, off Main Askyour dentist or the unkn’s certification (the primary receding into memory - but the damning record of subject to review by the courts,and that our figures show that only 43 service The Herald reserves the right to edit ity. You deserve PromptCare. Street. Plenty of parking close by. case Uw which is at the heart of the the American media’s coverage of Charles and Diana periodontist about it. we are in fact lawbreakers. employees are not reporting to wark, a letters in the interests of brevity, clarity matter is now pending decision by the lives on, and it was unbelievably bad. Gushing and WALK-IN MEMCAL CENTER Those who would criticize us for number that represents only 28 full­ and taste. AT MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Available at U.S. Supreme Court), we elected to simpering, the American press made so much of the exercising our right to a judgment by a time equivalents. We have maintained Address letters to; Open Forum, your pharmacy exercise our legal right to have the royal couple that It’s no wonder gullible social C 1985 O lln Corpofation. Slamlofd. CT 06904-1355 court «rf law, those who would by force, from tte beginning that this was an Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, ceitlOcatioo of representative brought climbers thought the visit was semethlni (o take violence and intimidation (witness the ill-fated strike; that the union never Manchester, CT 06040. seritmsly. M AN CH ESTER H ER A LD . Wednesday. Nov. 20. 1985 - » ■ — M A N C H ES TER H ER A LD . Wednesday. Nov. 20. 1985 Style is substance on day one Boyfriend Richards’ lawyers lose bid convicted By Donald M. Rotlibors “ I don’t think it was any surprise Even the Rev. Jeaae Jackaon got Tlio AsMClotod Prttt to the Russians,” O’Neill said. “ It hit moment in the mimmit ipo- to have R.l. trial dismissed certainly wasn’t a surprise to me.” tlight when he met with WASHINGTON - From a dl«- Analysis ” I think it was a lot out of Gorbachev. for killing Bv Crocker Stephen*on tance, tbe Geneva summit is nothing,” he added. Jackson delivered a poUtton, United Press International smiling images on television Weinberger bad urged Reagan with more than 1 million algna- BANGOR, Maine (UPI) - A screens and headlines offering to reiAst pressure from Gorbachev^ tures, calling for an end to tbe man who stuffed a screaming PR O V ID EN CE. R .l. - Defense promise but threatening deadlock. once referred to*s an "evil to continue adhering to the provi­ arms race, and said Gortiadbev. 4-year-old girl in an oven and attorneys for Ralph and Donna On the opening day, style was the empire.” sions of the unratified S A LT II told him that stopping tbe boUding burned her to death because he Richard lost their bid to have substance. “We’re smiling,” said Reagan treaty. The letter leaked as Rea­ of nuclear weapons had been tbe thought she was the devil has been indictments dismissed against the In this capital, the meetings after the first day of talks that gan was en route to Geneva. A main topic of conversation during convicted of murder, despite a former Pawtucket couple, charged between President Reagan and included two private sessions. White House aide was quick to the firatday of the summit. defense attorney’s plea that his with the rape and murder of their Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev Indeed, the smile was the characterize the leak as an effort The civil rights leadm* and client was insane. four-month-old daughter. were «(atched for telltale signs. dominant symbol of the first day of to sabotage the summit. candidate for the 1M4 DeniM lvtic Superior Court Judge Bruce ’The decision 'Tuesday by Super­ . Were the two leaders getting this long-awaited summit. It was a But once the two leaders met presidential noiblnatloa asked the Chandler, ruling after a two-week ior Court Judge Joseph Rodgers Soviet leader aboutjlie pUebPtH aioog? welcome change from the darker Tuesday, whatever cloud the leak non-jury trial, found John Lane, 37, followed 2‘A days of hearings and ‘T think we will have a good maneuvering that characterized had created was swept aside, at Jewpbi the BofW guilty Tuesday in the 1984 death of arguments by defense attorneys relationship," said Gorbachev. No the preceding days, when both least publicly. also OR Rea«an‘rtu m ililt ageoBb. Angela Palmer. Neighbors said and prosecutors on a defense icy Russian bear is he. Point a sides were reaffirming tough posi­ Their wives also met, sipped Gorbachev replied; "Wb want to they beard tbe youngster yelling, motion to dismiss the indictments camera at the man and he smiled. tions on “ Star Wars” and a almond tea and extended invita­ say that Jews are a part of the “ Let me out, daddy! Let me out! ” because police allegedly lied to a Ask him If he has “ iron teeth," and hard-line letter from Defense tions to each other to visit their Soviet people, they are a floe before police rushed into the grand jury which indicted the be smiled again and showed his Secretary Caspar Weinberger was countries. people, they contribute a lot to the smoke-filled Auburn apartment former Pawtucket couple in July. enamel teeth. being portrayed as the leak that ” We talked about our husbands coarse of disarmament. and found her charred b^ y. Ralph Richard, 34, has been "As of now. I’m still using my might sink the summit. and the meeting and what we both "Therefore, the pr^lem of Jiews Lane faces a possible life prison charged with raping his infant Own teeth,” he quipped. Watching from afar. House hope would come out of the in the Soviet Union does not exist.” term when be is sentenced Friday. daughter. Jerri Ann. His wife, "I believe we both do share the Speaker Thomas P. O’NeilIJr. told meeting ... which is a better His girlfriend, Cynthia Palmer, 30, Donna. 33, has been charged with same goals,” said the American reporters that he didn’t find the understanding,” Nancy Reagan Donald M. Roth berg is the chief the victim’s mother, also has been beating to death her daughter. president after greeting Gorba­ views expressed in the Weinberger told reporters after her get- political writer of The Associated charged in the slaying. Her trial "There was misconduct.” said chev, boss of the nation Reagan letter very surprising. together with Raisa Gorbachev. Press. was to resume today. George Muksian, attorney for Mrs. Both Lane and Palm er pleaded Richard. "It was significant. It innocent by reason of insanity. was profound. This indictment is Defense attorney James Burke the product of deception. It has Notebook: argued throughout the trial that his been stigmatized.” client came to believe that Angela Prosecutor Charles Nystedt. UPI photo I was Lucifer, who was bent on who presented the state’s case to I destroying him and the other the grand jury, reacted angerly to embassy UPI photo Donna Richard, accused in the rape and murder of her members of the family. the charge. infant daughter Jerri Ann, listens to testimony during I In his closing statement 'Tues­ Slain officer burled "To suggest that these officers goes dark ■f - ■I'-," - day, Burke said Lane believed he intentionally misrepresented in­ Tuesday's pre-trial hearing with a defense attorney. was performing a rite of exorcism Doris Beauregard, widow of siain Springfieid, Mass., formation to the grand jury is When he crammed the youngster in absolutely ludicrous and an insult police officers testified that they FBI report to police stated that an electric over and jammed the poiice officer Alain Beauregard, holds the flag from his G E N E V A (AP) — Ten minutes to these officers,” said Nystedt, told the grand jury information tests did not discover any blood on UPI photo door shut with a chair. coffin after his burial at Gate of Heaven Cemetery in before President Reagan and his who noted the testimony was that conflicted with FBI reports the garments. Springfield Tuesday. The officer’s partner. Patrolman recorded on a reel-to-reel tape wife arrived for their first summit ' “ Lucifer was after the family and statements by witnesses. But Det. Lt. John Haberle said he dinner with the Gorbachevs, an Raisa Gorbachev arrives for tea at the Maison de recorder prominently displayed and he had to save the fam ily,” he Michael Schiavina, died within hours of the shooting last they stood by their testimony and told the grand jury that “ because overloaded circuit breaker Saussure in Geneva and is greeted by Nancy Reagan. said. during the grand jury proceedings. denied any motive to deceive or Wednesday. Ralph Richard’s attorney. John of vomitting and continually being plunged the Soviet Mission into Both women spent the eariier part of Tuesday visiting “ Just being angry doesn’t doit,” mislead. O’Connor, has a(so argued that the fussy, it is unlikely that Jerri Ann darkness. the attorney argued. "Being crazy various sites around the city while their husbands indictme^nts should be set aside Det. Robert Brown testified that could sleep through the night.” It was the five huge Hollywood- would give him the strength to do conferred at the summit talks. Movie controversy rages because the state failed to record he told the grand jury large stains Later he admitted that a few style lights put up by Swiss what he did. That doesn’t make it its instructions to the grand jury. were found on clothing belonging days before he appeared before the television outside the mission that good. That doesn’t make it right. cally a decision to err on the side of BOSTON (UPI) - Civil Liber­ Nystedt said state law does not to Mrs. Richard that "could very grand jury, the child’s doctor, apparently stretched the electrical ’That doesn’t make it forgivable. humanity and not break any hearts ties Union officials blasted cancel­ require the prosecution to do so. well be consistent with blood after Arthur Guilliano, told him that the system beyond its limits Tuesday But it does make it not criminaliy of cause any tears.” lation of the film “ Hail, M ary” as On Monday, two Pawtucket having been laundered.” But an child had no trouble sleeping. night. First ladies seek responsible.” “ setting a dangerous precedent” The Orson Welles Cinema in Technicians scrambled fur­ encouraging other groups to try Cambridge announced imme­ Assistant Attorney General Tho­ iously in the maze of equipment and block movies they find diately after Friedberg’s decision mas Goodwin argued the death and got the lights on quickly — so offensive. that beginning Friday it will show Tri-State officials up lottery jackpot was caused intentionally. the Reagans never knew they to get acquainted “ I don’t know how Sack Theaters the controversial film, calling “ Whoever killed that girl did it in a New Hampshire and Vermont might have ended up dining by will deal in the future with people Jean-Luc Godard’s modern ver­ CONCORD, N.H, (UPI) - change the game for the next structured and coherent way,” he hope higher odds will result in candlelight. objecting to certain movies,” John sion of the Nativity story “ an Northern New England's version plateau,” he said. said. more rollovers, which occurs when By Marie Colvin greeted by the farm ’s owner, Roberts, executive director of the important movie.” of Massachusetts' Megabucks While the Tri-State game has While Chandler conceded that the jackpot is carried over a week The large oval table at which United Press lnternat|enol Jean-Marc Pradervand, his wife, Civil Liberties Union of Massachu­ game will up the odds in the game had jackpots in excess of $2 Lane might have been suffering "Anyone who doesn’t want to see or more because no bettors have Reagan and his advisers sat for Marianne, and their daughter setts, said Tuesday. in January in hopes of matching million, the game has yet to from mentai problems, he said the film can make that clear by picked the winning combination. part of ’Tuesday’s summit was G E N E V A — Nancy Reagan and Sabine, 9. Raisa kissed Sabine “Asians, Vietnamese, gays, the larger jackpots of its produce an instant millionaire. there was enough evidence to hold staying away, but anyone who does flown over from the U.S. Mission to Raisa Gorbachev laid the corner­ when the girl handed her a blacks and others can now say, ’If namesake. Bettors currently pick six of 30 him accountable. want to see it should have that The states initially touted the the United Nations in New York — stone of the International Museum bouquet. you did it for the Catholics, do it for George Jones. New Hampshire numbers, making the odds of DPI photo right,” said George Mansour, game’s better odds of winning, but but arrived with a broken leg. of the Red Cross today and then set The family and Raisa went “ Although suffering from var­ us.’” Sweepstakes director, said Tues­ winning about one in 600,000. In president of Cinema Selections. apparently the odds have been too Workmen were hastily called to off to follow their own interests — inside to a morning snack of ious mental diseases or defects Sack Theaters President A. Alan day the increase in the regional January, players will have six of 36 good. The decision to switch to 36 The Rev. Jesse Jackson, left, calls on Geneva. His actions infuriated repor­ make repairs and the heavy the American first lady to a school home-baked croissants with ham, which could be considered an Friedberg announced cancellation “ We think it is an important lottery’s odds had been planned numbers to select, upping the odds numbers was made in Concord Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, at ters, who claimed Jackson breached the wooden conference table was back and her Soviet counterpart to a white wine and orange juice. She abnormal condition of the mind,” of the Friday opening of the movie that has value critically,” when the game started in Sep­ to just under one in 2 million. in use. country farm. exclaimed to Pradervand, “ But tember. “ We knew that we would Lottery officials from Maine, Monday. right, to discuss the arms race and news blackout imposed by the two he said Lane was “ nevertherless controversial film, the first time he Mansour said, “ and if it has Later today, the two women where are all the animals?” capable of acting intentionally or' has ever capitulated to protesters. aesthetic value it should be shown. Raisa Gorbachev continues to human rights at the Soviet mission in governments. > planned to meet in the Soviet But Raisa did not tour the farm knowingly.” “ King Solomon’s Mines” will be That is the whole point.” dispel the image-'of the quiet, compound’s Villa Rosa, the Gorba­ or the stable even though she had Both Lane and Palmer had been shown instead. Friedberg’s decision “ was an almost anonymous Soviet first chevs’ Geneva residence, for a asked to visit a typical farm. Swiss ' on trial since Nov. 4. Friedberg said, “ This is basi- unfortunate one.” Roberts said. lady. second chat over tea in their own authorities selected the 19th cen- While visiting the University of^ version of the East- West summit. ■tury Praverand spread because it Jackson steps inlo summit Geneva library on 'Tuesday, she Nancy, arriving after Raisa is a working dairy farm, and seemed more interested in 19th appeared at the Red Cross head­ PRODUa SHOW ’85 typical of its time, has one long century philosopher and painter quarters, failed to notice Raisa stone building for living quarters Jean-Jacques Rousseau than in until journalists pointed her out to and an attached stable. Vladimir I. Lenin, who lived here the U.S. first lady. She then strode CO-SPONSORED BY spotlight with Gorbachev in exile. At a dinner Tuesday hosted'^y eagerly over and warmly Raisa’s the Gorbachevs, Nancy Reagan As she examined books and other hand. articles that belonged to Rousseau, wore a glittery two- piece black, By Barry James arranged at Jackson’.s request, space-based missile defense sys­ gold and red brocade cocktail GREATER MANCHESTER she spotted an 18th century time­ WHILE PRESIDENT Reagan United Press International and that Gorbachev did not discuss tem, warning that time is running dress with black satin shoes, sheer piece and asked, tongue-in-cheek, and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba­ details of his talks with Reagan. out on chances of achieving black stockings and diamond-and- “ Is this a Swiss watch?” It was not. chev were concerned with matters GENEVA - The Rev. Jesse One reporter asked what Gorba­ progress in nuclear disarmament. ruby earrings. The outfit was During a tour of city hall, Mrs. of state in their negotiations, their SSiorttemi Jackson stirred up a storm at the chev’s reaction would have been He said that if the arms race pronounced gaudy by some fashion SOUTH WINDSOR U.S.-Soviet summit by stepping Gorbachev listened seriously to wives have focused on getting to had Reagan met with an opponent develops into uncharted spheres. critics. Into the midst of a news blackout of the Soviet administration at the “ I do not know where it will end up. the discription of an old painting know each other. and engaging in a controversial height of the summit. Lomeiko Therefore, it is very important to depicting the “ independence of With Ursula Furgler, wife of the Raisa Gorbachev, who has cut meeting with Soviet leader Mikhail responded that the question was engage in this sum m it" judges” many years ago. Swiss president, the first ladies an elegant although not particu­ AND Gorbachev. "not relevant.” Jackson sought, but did not She then quipped, “ What about buried in the cornerstone a time larly chic profile.during her stay in After Gorbachev and President Jackson, an unsuccessful candi­ obtain, what he said was a today? Can the judges accept gifts capsule containing the same greet­ Geneva, met the Reagans in a Reagan agreed Tuesday on a ”nq date for the 1984 Democratic satisfactory answer on human ing in their three languages. black, diaphanous dress with a EAST HARTFORD leaks” accord at their first summit presidential nomination, and his rights, particularly "the plight of Nancy also gave a brief speech gold collar and gold trim and meeting, the Kremlin leader drove delegation carried boxloads of Soviet Jewry.” Gorbachev replied Some of the 25 American youngs­ and then donated flO.OOO. Raisa high-fashion gold ankle strap san­ to tbe Soviet mission for a petitions to the Soviet mission, that the "so-called problem of ters who joined Mrs. Reagan for also spoke briefly, in Russian. dals. Her outfit was rated: controversial 40-minute meeting containing what they said were the Jews in the Soviet Union does not hamburgers and a boat ride on “People can have and do have “outdated.” CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE with Jackson and a SO-person signatures of 1.25 million Ameri­ exist — perhaps it exists only with Lake Geneva had to do some work different outlooks, but we really delegation of American anti­ cans favoring a freeze on the those who would like to mar as well — writing essays about must find a commmon language T H E TWO influential first ladies nuclear activists. .3 testing and deployment of nuclear relations with us.” their day with the first lady. when the life, health and future of met ’Tuesday for the first time at a Reporters at a subsequent news weapons. Jackson called this response “ Well, you can write about my mankind are at stake,’’ Raisa said. “ tea party summit” hosted by conference accused the Soviets of Jackson said Gorbachev told inadequate, but said he admired bad handwriting,” she told several Fashion watchers were disap­ Nancy at the Maison de Saissure, breaching the seal of confidential­ him that he and Reagan “got down Gorbachev for being “ forthcoming youngsters. pointed since neither first lady the 18th century chateau serving •Hundreds of Exhibits ity at the summit talks by going to serious business” at their first and candid.” Mrs. Reagan’s signature is al­ removed her coat in the cool tent as a temporary White House. certificates. ahead with the Gorbachev- meeting — “ and he made it clear Jackson said he urged the Soviet most primed, and she made the where the ceremony took place ’They hit it off so well that their •Free Merchandise & Gifts Jackson meeting. that his business was leader to extend beyond the commenf after getting down on her and both coats had been seen session lasted half an hour longer Kremlin spokesman Vladimir disarmament.” beginning of the year the Krem­ knees to sign the cast of 10-year-old before. than its scheduled 45 minutes — so •Free Child Care hy ‘Creative Lomelko rejected the accusation, Gorbachev again condemned lin’s unilateral moratorium on Leslie / Kohel, who tore some Raisa’s was a smart gray wool long that President Reagan, re­ saying the meeting was pre­ Reagan’s “Star Wars” plan for a nuclear weapons testing. ligaments skiing three weeks ago. trimmed with fur land she was turning from his first day of talks hatless. Nancy’s was the drop- with Gorbachev, had to slip in a Nursery’ of South Windsor waisted red coat with a tucked back door to avoid disturbing Reporters report on reporters bodice and flounced skirt, worn them. •Ethnic Foods with a narrow black fur scarf. Despite the adversary stances of Raisa appeared more at ease their two countries, the two women »lFree Entertainment before reporters than on ’Tuesday. found a lot in common. Her greeting for Nancy seemed “ What her husband wanted, Magician-Mark Manarella Media has to dig for its stories exceptionally warm and at one what my husband wanted is the m o n t h l y point in the picture-taking she same — a better understanding,” Jazz Bands By Fred Rothenberg to pay half his airfare to Geneva. public television’s "MacNeil- of the “ NBC Nightly News.” raised her hand to Nancy’s elbow. Nancy told reporters after the tea. The Associated Press His ^ ito r even told him not to Lehrer Newshour” exercised res­ “ After six long years — a In delivering her spe^ , Raisa ’They got along so well that each “Mixed Company" phone him. Too expensive. So he traint in reporting the first day of meeting,” said Peter Jennings of showed her experience as a college invited the other to visit her NEW Y O R K - The surest sign of mailed his story home, and he summitry. The hype quotient was A B C ’s “ World News Tonight.” lecturer, reading fluently and ' country. no news is when reporters start might beat it there. kept to a minimum. The anchors It was the first meeting in more And, In case you’re wondering, maintaining eye contact with her reporting on themselves. Welcome A B C ’s “ World News Tonight” seemed subdued, offering no ex­ audience. Nancy seldom looked up what does your best-dressed an­ than a decade between U.S. and rates. to tbe Blackout of ’85. also known did a story on the Soviet media, ceptional expectations about the from her prepared text. Soviet first ladies. The last was in chor wear to a summit? as the Geneva Summit.' which one comrade TV journalist prospects. The first ladies then set out on Moscow in 1974 when Pat Nixon A mutually accepted news black­ said was no different from the Each opened with videotape of Brokaw, who appeared the most their own, Nancy to the U.S. visited Viktoria Brezhnev. Annual Rate out by both sides in the Reagan- American brand: “ Truth, truth, the historic first handshake be­ relaxed, perhaps because he was mission and the College du Leman; During the tea, the first ladies Gorbachev superpower summit nothing but truth.” tween President Reagan and Gen­ the only one sitting down, had a Raisa to the World Health Organi­ sat side by side on identical 60-90Days...... 8 . 0 0 % forced the m ^ ia to scurry for A Hungarian TV commentator eral Secretary Gorbachev, punctu­ gray suit, no topcoat. Rather, zation before heading to a country gilt-trimmed armchairs, facing an 'Pcrsoful Accounts Only ■ news scraps ’Tuesday. TV was no saw it a little differently. AmeH- ated by some anchor perspective: intense as always, did his stand-up farm in Celigny. open fire, conversing through exception in finding the pickings can T V journalists consider news a “ They came, they saw, they anchor stint while wearing a gray interpreters. W h ile you’re watting to see what Maximum-$1(X),0(X).) And, you’ll Donatioii: *2.00 (6 yrs. & under free) slim. “ merchandise item; ” Eastern re­ talked.” said Dan Rather of the topcoat and a red scarf. Jennings RA iSA C H A N G E D before arriv­ With journalists present, Nancy happens with the long term certificate have the flexibility to move your ” NBC Nightly News” closed porters view news in political “CBS Evening News.” stood in the standard-issue tan ing at the farm, arriving in a was relaxed and confident while money in as few as 60 days. with a piece on the news-starved terms, he said. “ Reagan and Gorbachev to­ trenchcoat. hip-length mink jacket, light Raisa sat on the edge of her chair. rates, thq best place to park your pack Of Journalists. One poor Actually, the three major net­ gether at last and talking longer All of them reported outdoors brown skirt and high-heeled dark But “ things relaxed after a while,” money is in a snort term certificate So pull into your nearest C B T scribe from a small newspaper had works’ nightly newscasts and than expected,” said Tom Brokaw from darkened Geneva. brown suede boots. She was Nancy said later. at CBT. branch and park your money in a short Just Off Rt. 5 in You’ll get the highest annu­ term certificate today. But hurry, al rate available- 8 .0 0 % - with rates like these we’re bound South Windsor SHOPPING UNLIMITED DON A. GUINAN, M.D., FACS, FACOG (Minimum deposit-$500. to run out o f parking spaces soon. FREE NOTICE is very plea$ed to announce that Probate Court is open Hate crowds? No time? Nov. 22, Friday 6-10 p.m. Blood Pressure for conferences with the ELENA S. 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. Contlaaed from page 1 the talks, replied, “ Fine.” use of the words “ businesslike” Reagan and Gorbachev huddled The president was quoted by his and "frank” to describe the talks alone for 14 minutes again at the It was learned that Soviet spokesman as saying, "Our differ­ implied disagreement, Zamyatin beginning of the afternoon session, negotiators in Geneva last month ences are serious but so is our said: Speakes said. They then Joined approached their American coun­ commitment to improving “ I don’t want the words inter­ their top advisory in a plenary terparts about a "quick fix” understanding.” preted the way you are implying. I session that la s t^ 47 minutes Whalers lose a tough one to Sabres interim agreement to limit stra­ After this morning’s private think they do characterize the before the two delegations tegic nuclear weapons. meeting, the two leaders were atmosphere. departed. The United States responded Joined by aides for a working “ Of course there ore dlsagree- “ Under discussion is whether By Bob PapottI blocking best. But the offense was bland. with a proposal — no details were session that lasted an hour and 10 menU,” he said. ” We cannot solve and how we will report on the Horold Sports Writer Tbe Whalers, 8-9 and losers of eight of their last 12, disclos^ — but there was no reply minutes. They broke for lunch, and them in three m eetin g but that occurances at the summit,” have scored 60 goals, third-worst in the NHL. from Moscow before the summit then met for the fourth and final does not mean the two sides are not Speakes said. HARTFORD — The two best playera on the ice "Quiet room tonight.t’ said sometimes-center Dave talks opened. round of scheduled talks. trying to com e to terms.” Tueaday night faced each other in the losers’ locker Tippett. "Mike played well enough for us to win, we Answering questions as be posed Gorbachev, responding to ques­ The U.S. delegation including The agenda for today’s plenary room. Just didn’t come thrjiugh for him.” for pictures with Reagan this tions, said a stable peace and Secretary of State George Shultz sessions was human rights and The veteran leader, naked aave for a towel wrapped Tippett came thriiugh for him, midway through the morning, Gorbachev said the reduction of nuclear weapons were returned to the U.S. mission to regional conficts and White House around his waist, consoled tbe despondent teenage third period.'After Liut got a piece of a Gilles Hamel meeting “is going on in a very issues of worldwide interest and confer with American experts, spokesman Larry Speakes said rookie, who rOtnained in full gear while fitting shot, Uie rebound trickled across the crease. Tippett, careful, responsible way with all were at “the center” of his talks who had been conferring for two Reagan and Gorbachev were stick­ slumped at his cubicle. wearing Sabre Gil Perreault, managed to kick the the problems of concern to the with Reagan. days with their Soviet ing to the agenda. A Soviet "Hey, you’re playing well, it’s a tough spot, don’t puck out of .the goal mouth. Soviet and American people and Soviet spokesman Leonid Za­ counterparts. spokesman also said the talks get down, these things are going to happen,” One of Hartford’s best opportunities came seven other countries. This is a responsi­ myatin said Gorbachev would bold The Soviet delegation remained included American-Soviet rela­ whispered 29-year old goalie Mike Liut to 18-year old minutes into the final stanza, when Ron Francis and ble discussion.” a news conference Thursday at their mission to talk with their tions and arms. defenseman Dana Murzyn. Ray Neufeld broke in on a 2-on-l. Francis fed Neufeld Asked if they had discussed morning before the Kremlin leader experts. At the morning session, the Murzyn, who played possibly tbe best game of his in the slot . . . and Coach Jack Evans did the human rights, Gorbachev replied, returns to Moscow. Gorbachev and Reagan, mean­ leaders chatted alone in a small 17-game career, held hinnaelf directly responsible for play-by-play later on. “ We had a very lively discussion of There was no indication from the while, were left standing together room decorated with green wal­ the Whalers’ 2-0 loss to the rival Buffalo Sabres in a "R ay had the open side — and he missed the damn everything.” He said the meetings White House that Reagan would in a conference room chatting, said lpaper in the main office building classic Adams Division tug-of-war before a classic, net,” said Evans. "What the hell can you say, it was a were being held in a “ frank, follow suit. White House spokesman Larry of the Soviet mission, where indifferent Hartford Civic Center crowd of 10,027. big game for us and we didn’t win it.” businesslike and I think responsi­ Zamyatin quoted Gorbachev as Speakes. Gorbachev is hosting today's talks. ”My mental mistake coat ua the game,” said Barrasso, a two-time All-Star at age 20, was the last ble way.” saying, ’’The mere fact that this The world leaders began their Reporters asked Gorbachev if Murzyn, Hartford’s 1985 No. 1 draft pick. goalie to shutout the Whalers at home, 2-0, last The word "frank” used to meeting is being held to review morning and afternoon sessions there would be a “ lively discussion With Just over a minute left in tbe contest — after a January 19. A little over a year ago, Barrasso was describe the summit talks usually major international issues and with private meetings. The morn­ on human rights,” among the club-record 58 minutes and 51 seconds of scoreless pleading "Scotty, beam me up” after Buffalo general means sharp differences were problems that cause concern to the ing talk alone had been scheduled topics on today’s agenda. hockey — Murzyn tried to clear tbe puck out of his own manager and then-coach Scotty Bowman demoted expressed. Speakes declined to Soviet and American people is in to last 15 minutes but ran 69 ”We are having very lively end. It never made it. him to the minors for a week of perspective. He came describe the talks that way. itself an important event.” minutes with only their interpre­ discussions of everything,” Gorba­ Instead of bouncing the puck down the right boards, back to lead the league with a 2.66 goals against Reagan, asked his assessment of Asked if Gorbachev's frequent ters present. chev said. the freshman backguard decided to headman a pass average and five shutouts. up the middle. Hulking center Dave Andreychuk Barrasso, who stopped 23 shots, is 8-6-1. intercepted the feed at the Whalers’ blue line, and was Liut, who made a sweeping stick save from his back ceremoniously met in a collision head-on by on Lindy Ruff in the first period, and then stopped four defenseman Ulf Samuelsson. consecutive whacks by Foligno in thesecond, falls to Refrigerator \ "Andreychuk got it, and there was another guy....” 6-5. 7 UPI photo FOR A LIMITED said Samuelsson. The win gave the Swords an 11-7-1 mark for 23 points The other guy was right wing Paul C^r. Andreychuk and a share of the Adams’ lead with idle Boston. • Stepin Fetchit, the shuffling black actor known for his took a hit, but managed to poke the puck ahead Just in With four out of their next five on the road, the loss : portrayal of perpetually bemused Uncle Tom-like time. Cyr, wide open on the right side, accepted the meant more to the Whale than the win meant to : characters, died Tuesday of peneumonia and congestive TIME ONLY - pass, broke in alone on Liut and flicked a back-hander Buffalo. over his left shoulder for the decisive score. That was First-year coach Jim Schoenfeld described the ! heart failure in Hollywood at the age of 93. He is shown in^ with 1:09 left. Whalers as "a team that wears theif work boots.” a scene from a 1930s movie, "Stand Up and Cheer.” The Whalers didn’t pull Liut in favor of a sixth WHALER NOTES - The Whalers travel to attacker until 25 seconds remained. After winning 3 DAY SALE Philadelphia for the third and final meeting of the netminder Tom Barrasso blocked Risto Sittanen’s point slapshot, the Sabres’ Mike Foligno deposited an year with the Flyers on Thursday, before coming Stepin Fetchit, pioneer empty-net goal to account for the final margin. home to host the Winnipeg Jets Saturday night. . For Liut, who made 33 saves, including several of .Hartford’s POOF number (Points Out Of Fourth) stands at three. . .Leading goal-scorer Sylvain the magnificent variety, it was his best performance of the year. .. Turgeon, who has eight, sat out his first game of the black actor, dies at 93 year with a groin injury... NO PAYMENTS He took the loss in stride. ” It still comes down to a HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Stepin some sources say the yearwas 1892 tight hockey game,” . Liut told a swarm of reporters. Stewart Gavin, who comes to play, replaced Jorgen UPI photo Fetchit, who made and lost a — in Key West, Fla. He ran away ” We made a mistake and they cashed in. You have to Pettersspn, who wears No. 22, in the second period on fortune as Hollywood's first black from home at 14 and toui'ed the take the bitter with tbe sweet. We didn’t score any the left side with Francis and Neufeld... Kevin Dineen Whaler goalie Mike Liut and defense- superb in goal but his efforts weren't movie star but was criticized by South with “ plantation shows” for NO FINANCE CHARGES goals, so it’s bard to say we should’ve won.” returned to the line-up and skated with Ray Ferraro man Risto Siltanen watch puck sail wide enough as Buffalo blanked Hartford, later generations for playing ra­ black field hands, minstrel shows Exactly. and Paul Lawless. . . . Siltanen played in his 242nd The Whalers’ defense, particularly Murzyn, Sa­ Whaler game, passing Chris Kotsopoulos as the of the net during first period action 2- 0. cial stereotypes, has died of and carnivals, singing, dancing Model TBX16BG pneumonia and congestive heart and telling Jokes. muelsson and Joe Quenneville, was at its shot­ all-time Hartford defenseman. Tuesday night in Hartford. Liut was failure. He said he got his stage name ENERQV SAVER BEFORE MARCH 1986 The pioneer black actor died REFRIOERATOR IS from a race horse after losing all ALSO A FOOD SAVER Tuesday at the Motion Picture his money at a track in Oklahoma. Country House and Hospital, 17.7 cu. It.; 5.01 cu. (I. Ireezar. He bet his clothes against $30 on a Helps keep food Iresh up to D andley where he had lived since 1977, a horse named Stepin Fetchit, which IS days with seeled hlgh- ’ For qualified applicants flnanclno aminimum of $300 on Q ECC Revolving Kelley hearing spokeswoman said. won, and Inspired him to write a humldity pan. Sealed snack Charge Plan. After this period, IISSs. Annual *------' -- Percentage------Rate ~Finance IjroSil^KSy His age is listed as both 83 and 93. pack. Energy Saver Switch. Charge accrues with $_ . Minimum Finance Charge. CEifJa* song. The song became part of his Equipped lor optional Icwnaker. killed in Fetchit, whose real name was act, then became the name of his Lincoln Perry, made $1 million vaudeville act, and finally stuck to gets go ahead playing slow-shuffling, dialect- him. talking black characters in the Microwave Oven 'V 2 Microwave car crash racially segregated 1920s and ‘30s. His first movie was ” In Old Microwave Oven Range Cooking Center He was criticized by later genera­ Kentucky” in 1927. He said he got EAST HARTFORD — Bernard By The Associated Press tions of blacks for allegedly the role because the producer was C. Dandley, 52, basketball coach at playing to the racist stereotype of looking for a “ slow Southern boy East Hartford High School, was NEW YORK ~ The 2nd U.S. UConn preview Circuit Court of Appeals vacated a their race as shiftless and who didn’t like work” similar to killed Monday when his car — page 13 uneducated. one of his comic characters. crashed into a bridge on Route 2, federal court injunction, allowing the University of Connecticut to Fetchit bitterly resented the He was in the original film police said. criticism, countering that he did At the time of the accident, proceed with an internal discipli­ version of "Show Boat” in 1929, one nary hearing against basketball . what he could, given the temper of medics said Dandley may have of five films he made that year. star Earl Kelley. derly conduct after pleading no the times, and paved the way for suffered a stroke or heart attack, The court also said Tuesday it contest in Superior Court. He waa : today’s black entertainers by He appeared with Shirley Tem­ prompting the crash. Results of an , would expedite its decision on sentenced to one year probation for being the first black actor given ple, Will Rogers and Janet Gaynor autopsy performed by the state whether the school’s disciplinary his actions during an on-campus feature billing in American movies in “ Stand Up and Cheer” in 1934. medical examiner’s were not procedure is constitutional. incident in April. that were not aimed specifically at Among his other films were “ The available Tuesday. Kelley’s attorney, Lubbie Along with* another student, black audiences. Country Gentleman” (1935), “ Mir­ Dandley was pronounced dead at Harper Jr., challenged the univer­ Kelley allegedly harassed two He was incensed by the use of a acle in Harlem” (1947), “ Bend in the scene of tbe one-car accident. sity’s disciplinary procedure be­ other students and briefly ab­ film clip from one of his movies in a the River” (1952) and “ The Sun He had coached basketball in the cause It doesn’t allow for active ducted one of them in a search fora 1972 Bill Cosby show for CBS-TV, Shines Bright” (1953). He returned East Hartford school system since participation by a defense lawyer. student. The abducted student, “Black History; Lost\stolen or to the screen once more, two 1964. Flags at the school were according to Kelley, had stolen _ Forgotten.” He charg^djn—an decades later, for “Amazing Kelley faces several serious flown at half staff for Dandley. items from Kelley’s dormitory' unsuccessful $3 million defama­ Grace,” releas^ in 1974. Tbe funeral will be Thursday internal charges, including posses- ’'Model JET214 Model JET235 room. The school’s subsequent tion suit against Cosby and the Between 1927 and 1938 Fetchit morning at 8; 15 a.m. from the sion of a pistol and several knives, investigation led to the weapons network that he had been por­ earned more than $1 million, but by AUTO ROAST AND MICROWAVE OVEN WITH Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main that could xesult in suspension or COOK CODE" CONTROLS charges. trayed as "the symbol of the white his own account he spent more SOPHISTICATED SENSOR Model JB500GH odel JHP69GH St., East Hartford, followed by a expulsion as he prepares to enter ADD VERSATILITY TO Sophisticated sensor makes Harper brought the suit to man’s Negro, the traditional lazy, than $4 million. He wore $1,000 mass of Christian burial at 9 a.m. his final basketball season at the MICROWAVING microwave cooking easy and MICROWAVE COOKING Photo by Bob Stowell appeals court after a federal Judge stupid, crapshooting, chicken­ cashmere suits and had 12 cars. P-7* SELF-CLEANING OVEN in St. Rose Church, East Hartford. Big East Conference school. Word Prompting Display pro­ adds flexibility to Auto Cook CENTER WITH AUTOMATIC in Hartford upheld the constitu­ stealing idiot.’’ “ Hollywood was a fairyland in vides programming Instructions. RANGE WITH DIGITAL CLOCK Calling hours are from 2 to 4 p.m . The high-scoring guard has function. Electronic touch con­ 3-in-1 power saver Calrod* unit COOKING CONTROL UConn’s Earl Kelley (10) was high­ 1985-86 is now in the hands of a UConn tionality of tbe school’s discipli­ “ In a single program I was those days,” he said years later. Up to 12-Hour Delay Start. Temp trols. Dual Wavs'* microwave 1.4 cu. ft. microwave upper oven and 7 to 9 p.m. today at the funeral already been convicted of a lets you select heat pattern to lit nary hearing procedure. judged and found guilty by millions ’ ’You had to live it up. But I was Cook/Hold maintains temperature system— designed lor good, 4„, 0H^ g„ utensils. Porcelain with Dual Wave" microwave sys­ home. flying in this action last year. His fate for disciplinary committee. reduc^ criminal charge df disor- until CLEAR/OFF is touched. of people,’’ he said. foolish with money. 1 never had a even cooking results. enamel finish drip pans. tem and sophisticated sensor. Cooktop lamp. Porcelain enamel finish drip pans. Fetchit said of the highly suc­ manager and I used to sign too Black glass doors. 2-level venting. cessful black entertainers who many contracts.” followed him, “ They make out like After working in nightclubs, he Gibbs insists Theismann wiii piay again for the Redskins I hurt the Negro when I was using declared bankruptcy in 1941, the only thing available to the Dishwasher Automatic Washer Automatic Dryer claiming $146 in assets and $5 By Will Dunham fracture of his lower right leg — a “ He’s a tough cookie, we've been this injury.” Jackson operated on Theismann behind by linebacker Lawrence Negro at the time. I defied the law million in debts. He appeared United Press International potential career-ending blow — through a lot together,” long-time “ The circulation of his leg and for 30-40 minutes to repair breaks Taylor and hit again by linebacker of white supremacy. I had to defy a occasionally in night clubs but suffered Monday night against the teammate Mark Moseley said of the feeling of his leg is normal,” of both fhe tibia and fibula — the Gary Reasons. The quarterback’s law that said Negroes were sup- made little money, and in 1964 he WASHINGTON - Washington New York Giants. Theismann. “ He’ll come out of this Jackson added. “ Heis (in) bedrest two major bones of the lower leg. rigbt leg was twizt^ backward . posed to be inferior. All the things was a charity patient in the Cook Redskins coach Joe Gibbs insists ” He definitely told me, ’You’re with flying colors.” with his leg elevated until a repeat The tibia is the shin bone and the and crushed by the weight of tbe that Cosby and (Sidney) Poitier County Hospital in Chicago. Joe Theismann will return to not rid of me yet,” ’ Gibbs said Dr. Charles Jackson, the team’s surgical procedure can be done on fibula is the long, thin outer bone of pile. have done wouldn’t be possible if I Tragedy struck his family in 1969 riddle NF^ defenses. Tuesday. orthopedic surgeon who operated Thursday. Barring any complica­ the lower leg. The Jagged edges of A team spokesman said Theis­ . hadn’t broken that law. I set up the when, police said, Fetchit’s son, The league’s oldest starting "He’s got everything going for on Theismann, said: "He is tions, his wound will be closed and both bones tore through the skin. mann requested that, instead of thrones for them to come and sit Donald Perry, 31, of Cleveland, quarterback is recovering in Ar­ him,” Gibbs added. “ He’s got a recovering satisfactorily and is in his leg casted allowing him to be up Theismann sustained the injury gifts or flowers, donations be made on.” drove onto the Pennsylvania Turn­ lington Hospital from surgery to great body, he’s physically strong good spirits. He has pain, but it is and walking with the aid of on the second play of the second to Children’s Hospital in Washing­ He saw no harm in his portrayals pike with three rifles, shot and repair a gruesome compound and he’s mentally toueh.” within the realm we expect with crutches.” quarter. Theismann was hit from ton. of eye-rolling, unsophisticated and killed his wife and two other MORE THAN , subservient characters. people, and wounded 17 people in “ Just because Charlie Chaplin passing cars before killing him­ A PRODUCT ; played a tramp doesn’t make self. Fetchit refused to believe his ' tramps out of all Englishmen, and son was responsible, saying he had Written Warranty Protection Wanted: 6~foot-10 teenager by UConn basketball because Dean Martin drinks, that been framed. Prompt, Reliable Service doesn’t make drunks out of all Fetchit is survived by a sister, \ Wanted: young male, 17 or 18 years of age, pressure. It wouldn’t be good enough that he started George forwarded a signed letter of intent to Pemo. Italians,” said Fetchit. Marie Carter of Los Angeles. The GE Answer Center’ service approximately 6-feet-lO or e-feet-11 inches in height, and/or played. Signing George was a plus. Not getting Keith is a He was bom Lincoln Theodore Funeral arrangements were to play pivotal role for major college basketball team. He'd have to be a star'. Especially in the critical minus. How much of a negative impact depends on Convenient Credit . Monroe Andrew Perry in 1902 — pending. No prior college experience necessary. pivot slot where the Huskies have been short the last your point of view. If the talent scout on Dean’s show is Model GSD600D Do-It-Yourself Help Applicants should forward their resumes to Dom T houghts four years. correct about Keith, then tbe Huskies will not suffer Pemo, head coach. University of Connecticut. except in the image department. Modei WWAB3S4V Model DDE7109V 7-CYCLE All resumes will be answer^ promptly. A pL E N ty KEITH IS NOT THE FIRST, NOR the last, tail The bottom line, though, is the Huskies need to POrSCRUBBER* DISHWASHER recruit that has gotten away from Connecticut. The reemit a center. It’s a simple statement to make. Obituaries Temperature Sensor System. HEAVY-DUTY EXTRA-LARGE HEAVY DUTY Oh, yes, talent to put the ball in the basket, or to keep 10-year lull warranty on Perma- CAPACITY 3-IN-1 WASHER AUTOMATIC DRYER We bring it out, is also a must. Len Auster, Sports Editor Huskies pursued 6-8 Butch Wade three years ago. Now Not a simple matter to accomplish. Tul* tub and door liner (ask lor 3-way washer— extra large ' 3 cycles including automatic he’s in the lineup of the University of Michigan. He’s detaiis). 2-level wash action. capacity lor regular loads, permanent press and knits. 4 dry­ good things not a great scorer, but a solid rebounder and draws the William O. Knia Lawrence H. MacNell ing selections including no-heat WHAT DOES UCONN HAVE to do to recruit a Energy saver drying option. Spiotscrubber for small loads of center? The Huskies haven’t bad a legitimate center opponent’s top scoring forward. Bite and ptecat William O. Knie, 85, of Mans­ Lawrence H. MacNeil of Tucson, tough stains and Mini-Wash tub air-llull. Smooth porcelain to life. since Chuck ’Chuckles’ Aleksinas departed the Two years ago, the Huskies had to play settle second field, formerly of Manchester, died Ariz., formerly of Middletown, lor delicates. 4-cyclq selections. enamel drum. Jim Neff, who awisted Chuck Greenwald in tbe fall, Variable water tevels. premises in Storrs following the 1981-82 season. Poor fiddle to St. John’s in the quest for Rob Comegy. has been named head coach of the first-year East Tuesday at Manchester Memorial died Oct. 28 in Tucson, Ariz. He was Rob Comegy? Remember that name. He was highly Hospital. He was the husband of Hm Coles, energetic, bubbly, enthusiastic and ^1 of Connecticut. The Huskies had to pursue the elongated Catholic High boys’ swimming team. the brother of Norma Goodin of A. 6-<^, bas had to guard the likes of Bill Wennington and touted out of high school. Now he’s no longer a the late Mary Jane (Ullmar) Knie. youngster — you would get crucified for overlooking a Manchester. member of the St. John’s squad. And how about 6-10 Craig Phillips bas been officially named head Bom in Attleboro, Mass., Oct. 21, Patrick Ewing, both 7-footers, for Connecticut the player in your backyard — but is his loss a major one? past three years. Keith was not listed among the top 60 seniors ranked Steve Wright out of Syracuse, N.Y. He' opted for basketball coach at Bolton High School. His 1900, he had lived in Mansfield for He also is survived three child­ Providence, after his brother turned him away from appointment was confirmed two weeks ago but no 19 years. He had lived previously in And UConn’s bunt is not over. Tbe Huskies wound up by Eastern Basketball magazine. A prominent ren in Garden Grove, Calif.; four at least second best'— which is not good enough in the Connecticut at the last minute. He averaged official announcement waa made. Phillips will be Manchester and East Hartford. college recruiter on the Arnold Dean show on brothers, Donald J. MacNeil and recruiting game — for 6-10 Greg Keith out of Norwich WTI&radlo two Mondays ago said he was a good something like 4 points and 3 rebounds a game for the assisted by Lisa Racska. Before' he retired in 1962, he was Ralph MacNeil, both of Middle- Friars. a trucker with First National Free Academy. backup prospect for a Big East school. Our condolences to the family of Berale Dandley. town, William F. MacNeil of New Can you imagine the heat Pem o and tbe Connecticut Stores. Keith announced last Friday be was signing a letter Backup prospect? Connecticut would have wanted East Hartford High basketball coach, who died in a Haven, and Allan R. MacNeil of REMEMBER... of intent to attend Wake Forest ” Tbe reason I chose program would be taking if those two bad decided to one-car accident Monday. Paramedics, who pro­ He is survived by a brother, a him to start. Higganum; two other sisters, Wake Forest was because I wanted to go to a smaller attend our state university. nounced Dandley dead at the acene, speculated that sister, and several nieces and Catherine J. MacNeil of Middle- iF YOU HAVENT nephews. sch ool/’ KMtb said in making bis announcement. THERE ARE REPORTS OUT OF the Norwich area be either suffered a heart attack or stroke. Tbe town and Helen MacNeil of Ban­ SHOPPED AT E-Z TERMS: Wake Forest, in the prestigious Atlantic Coast RECRUITING IS A HIT AND MISS game. UConn The funeral will be Friday at 11 that Keith’s high school coach, John McKeon, steered bald-pated Dandley had his share of interesting Jouata gor, Maine; and several nieces and • CASH . Conference, has, a stu d ^ enrollment of approxi­ hiton 6-4‘A guard Tate George out of Union Catbolic with former former MHS coach Doug Pearson as tbeir a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, SIEFFTRTS,... him away from Connecticut. McKeon, naturally, nephews. mately 4,000. UConn’s enrollmentat its main campus High in Scotch Plains. N.J. They spotted him at an teams battled it out, year in and year out in tbe now 400 M|Mn St., with burial In Hillside • CREDIT CARO denied the charge. The full truth, obviously, will never YOU HAVENT lUMCNfSTER in Storrs approaches 12,500. AAU tournament in New Jersey and at a Five-Star Cemetery, East Hartford. Calling • MONTHLY *' be known. defunct CCIL. East Hartford High mourns his loss. BEEN SHOPPING! But let’s face it. A homegrown player that attends camp. They were impressed by him, vice versa, and The coaching fraternity mourns his loss. We do, as hours will be Thursday from 2 to 4 A private service will be held in OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS T IL 9 PAYMENTS KEITH IS ANOTHER ONE that got away from the state university would be under a great deal of the marriage was sealed last Wednesday when well. and 7 to 9 p.m. St. n u s X Church, Middletown. TUES-WED-SATTILS . FRIDAY TIL 6 K — M A N C H ES T ER H ER A LD . Wednesday. Nov. 20, 1985 M A N C H ES TER H ER A LD . Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1985 - 13 SCOREBOARD UConn cagers expecting to move up

some young players (Coffey, Sabrtt2,WiMlirtO By Ltn Autttr "I feel Connecticut basketball w i n , lose & DREW Marshall, NYG 111 Warren, Besselink, Jeff King) with FootbalL Mann, Wash 111 Sports Editor has a chance to turn it to where we good experience. We have some H ockey BuW te BB-M Manley, Wash )0;0 want it to be,” said a loose, relaxed H artlird youngsters who can play a little bit Taylor, NYG 91 STORRS — ‘nm e to move up. ninth-year Husky coach Dom Huskies win battle First period—No scoring. White, Dal 91 and pushing everybody else. And Penalties—Quennevllle, Hor, 10:36; Dent, Chi 9.0 TbBt’s the pervading feeling Pemo at a Tuesday luncheon on at's a pretty good ingredient to Dykslro, Buf,lS:a. NFL atandinga among the important cast of NHLitamllngi E.Jones, (3al 9.0 the Storrs campus. Pemo, in ach some success with. I look at jeffcoat. Dal 9.0 characters for the University of between long moments of compli­ S Second period—No scoring. Amertcpp Cetiferenee G. Brown, Phi 9.5 our club as having a chance in this Penoltles—Bothwell, Hor, 3:19; Craw­ Eoet Jackson, NO 9.5 Connecticut basketbaU team. menting the media for its consist­ for Steve PIkiell great conference we’re in.” M iK h OIvM m ford, Hot, 9:12; HoMIkls, Buf, 13:M. W L T Pet. P F PA Johnson, GO 9.5 The Huskies in both 1983-84 and ent interest in UConn basketball, W L T PI*. 9 P OA The Huskies lost Alvin Frederick NY Jets 9 3 0 .737 397 1M Wllcher, Rams 9.5 '84-85 posted IS-IS overall marks. explained his stance by saying, STORRS — "You win some, coming. We’ve been after him miNadcIpMa 15 3 0 » W 56 Third ptrlod—1, Buffalo, Cvr 3 New England 9 3 0 .727 227 ia and Ray Broxton to graduation. W0thlnoton 10 6 3 a 76 64 (Andrevchuefc), 19:51.2, Buffalo, Follgno They were 5-11 in the Big East you lose some,” spoke Connecti­ since his junior year. We spent Miami 7 4 0 .6a 375 » l AM ERICAN FOOTBALL C O N F E R ­ "M y reason for optimism is the The pair Bveraged 26 points and 10 NY lilondtrt t 6 3 IS 69 66 11 (Borrosso, Perreault), 19:55. Penoltv— ENCE Conference Ip the former cam­ cut head basketball coach Dom more time reemiting him than NY Rangtrt I 9 1 17 65 59 Follgno, Buf, 0:17. Indianapolis 3 9 0 .373 307 273 players. That's what you go with. rebounds between them. Williams, Buffalo 2 9 0 .193 149 2a Scerhig _ paign and 6-10 a year ago, finishing Pemo of the trials and tribula­ anybody else,” Pemo added. New JerMV 7 9 1 15 61 6t Shots on goal—Buffalo IM3-l1-a. Central Teochdeems M rush rec ret pta That's what I've gone with since who averaged 8.5 points in his PlttsbureD 5 10 3 13 62 71 Hartford 9-S-IO-a seventh in the rugged circuit that I've been here." tions of reemiting. Pikiell averaged 15.5 points A dorm DIvHlon Pittsburgh 6 5 0 .546 24? 199 Allen, Rol 10 * 2 S % injury-shortened junior campaign, Power-ploy conversions—Buffalo Cincinnati 5 6 0 .4a 293 a i LIpps, Pit 10 0 9 2 60 produced three of the NCAA Pemo begins his ninth year with The Huskies lost one last and 5.4 assists per game last Buffalo 11 7 1 a 71 55 30. Hartford 30. Turner Sea 10 0 10 0 60 for one feels he can improve his Cleveland 5 6 0 .4a 177 166 Championship Final Four each a career mark of 137-98. Friday when S-IO Greg Keith of year in leading St. Paul to a 19-5 Boston 10 6 3 a SO 64 Houston 4 7 0 .164 169 2a Brooks, CIn 9 5 4 0 54 production. "The coaches and Quebec 10 7 1 21 74 63 Ooolles—Buffalo, Borrosso. Hart­ Polge, NYJ 9 7 2 0 a campaign. Pemo credits his three seniors, Norwich Free Academy an­ record. He is 16 points shy of the Montreal 7 3 19 a 71 ford, LIut. A—10027. West team will look to me to score more I .mjtskniniifi NMKP Denver 9 3 0 .727 266 a i Byner, Cle 9 6 2 0 49 Now the likes of Georgetown's Earl Kelley, Tim Coles and Eddie nounced he was attending Wake coveted 1,000 point plateau. Horttord i 9 0 16 60 73 Fryor, NE 9 1 5 2 49 and that’s something 1 can do,” he I ' ■ ------•' / Referee-Bryon Lewis. LA Raiders . 7 4 0 .6a 243 2a Patrick Ewing and Biil Martin. St. Williams, for his positive outlook. Forest. CdfiipBell Confevenoe »^«W IHIFIW Seattle 6 5 0 .546 ai 2a Bell. Buf 7 6 1 0 43 Pikiell has been selected honor­ said. Nerrlt Divislen Davenport, Mlo 7 6 1 0 43 John's Bill Wennlngton and Chris 'T would say we've gotten the best Tuesday the Huskies won one. able mention All-America by W L T Pis. QP OA Son Diego 5 6 0 .4 a 2 a 295 UConn's game in '84-85 was a Kansas City 3 9 0 .373 202 371 Long, Den 7 5 3 0 43 Mullin, and Villanova's Ed Pinck­ leadership from the three seniors Six-foot-3 guard Steve Pikiell, Street It Smith and Big East St. Louis 7 6 3 17 5S 63 North 8tara3,Flamaa3 Warner, Sea 7 6 1 0 42 perimeter one. With Ewing and EDDIE WILLIAMS Chicoeo 6 10 2 14 73 S5 Notlenol Cenfetgnae ney have graduated to bigger and than any other time I’ve been out of St. Paul High in Bristol, East Kicking e p i 9|-a tapN magazines and Cage Publica­ Wennlngton and Pinckney patrol­ . . .will look to score MInnesoto 4 9 5 13 67 a Minnesota 1 1 1 9—3 W L T Pet. pp PA Anderson, Pit 0727 l»3: a 97 better things — the1»IBA more here," he said. “ They’re destined announced his decision to at­ tion rated him among the top 100 Detroit 4 10 4 12 51 99 Karlls, Den a-39 3M I 49 M ling the middle. Connecticut Toronto 3 12 3 9 63 a CqtptMY 9 1 99—1 NY Glonvs specifically — and the door for to do it at the University of tend UConn at a press confer­ reemits in the nation. First period—1, Minnesota, McKeonev 7 4 0 .6a 249 193 Revelz, Mlo 3 6 a 17-a 45 a wasn’t about to test the inside Smvttie Divislen Warriori 110. Cavaiiart 104 Breech, CIn 17-» a a some of the lesser lights in the Big Connecticut. They’ve lived with ence in Bristol. "He's an instate Pikiell joins 6-4>A guard Tate Edmonton 13 4 3 a 95 67 6 (Stewort), 9:19. Penalties—Richter, Dallas 7 4 0 6a 220 197 31-a waters. It was treacherous down points and dished out 134 assists a Min, 0:47; Hunter Col, 5:11; PwllnskI, Phllodenphla 6 5 0 .546 i a 176 Leahy, NYJ 3304 1634 a 91 East is somewhat ajar. three years of not winning as many guy that didn't get away," George as early Husky signees. Coloorv 10 6 3 a S5 69 Basketball Lowery, KC 2622 1619 a 70 deep. Some of the trees have fallen, year ago. said. Vancouver 9 9 3 a 95 94 Col 11:51; McDonald, Col, 16:04; Plett, GOLDEN STATE (IW) Washington 6 5 0 .546 199 302 games as they and our fans and Pem o said. "That’s the most we’ve signed Min, 16:04; Otto, col, 17:53. Smith 2-5 90 4, Short \5-72 2-4 a , St. Louis 4 7 0 .364 200 2 a Franklin, NE 26a 1617 a 67 opening it up inside. "Our offense His expectation? "To win and be Winnipeg 7 9 2 16 74 95 Thomas, SD 3 6 a 1 6 a 42 66 alumni would like. They want to “ We’re just delighted. When early. I feel very good. It’s a Los Angeles 4 13 1 9 60 94 Carroll 13a 93 76, Floyd 310 90 6, Central no longer will be centered on competitive in every game and not Second period—3, Mlnnes^ , Blugstod Teogle 914 35 31, Verhoeven 95 90 4, x-ChIcogo 11 0 0 1.000 3 a \7J Allegre, Ind 26M 1619 41 61 end their careers on a high note.” he called and told us of his kind of relief in now we can Teeedny's Results Bohr, Ral 11-19 41 61 outside shooting." Williams make the silly mistakes we made Buffalo Z Hartford 0 7 (Maruk, Levie), pp, 9:a. 3, Calgary, NBA atandlnga Bollard 1-4 93 4, Mutlln.310 90 6, Detroit 6 5 0 .546 314 241 26a decision, we weren't totally spend our attention on bigger PepllnskI 4 (Bozek, Mocoun), sh, 10:16.4, Minnesota 5 6 0 .4 a a i 348 Zendelas, Hou 1619 1 6 a SO 61 The Huskies, in the Big East forecasts. last year. Our main goal is to move Edmonton 5, Quebec 4 Huston l-l 93 4, Whitehead 91 1-3 1. surprised but we were glad he’s people." Pemo said. Calaary,Qulnn9(Ottg, Sutor),pp, 17:a. 5, Totals: 4992 1919 110. Green Bay 5 6 0 .4 a 229 a7 preseason coaches' poll, were “ We'll be concentrating heavily up in the Big East and not finish Wosliington 4, Pittsburgh 3 Rostem Cenferenoe Oft cem ppd yds td bit Voncouver 7, Detroit 5 Calgary, McDonOltff (Quinn, AAocInnls), X LE V E LA N D (1M) Tompo Boy 1 10 0 .091 2n 334 tabbed eighth in the nine-team 2 Atlantic Division 1M 61.3 19 6 on our inside game. We have Cliff. where the coaches have us N Y Islanders9, Phlladelphlo6 pp, 17:59. Penalties—Plett, Min, 3:10 Hinson 6-9 99 19, Hubbord 97 34 11, West O'Brin, NYJ 3a 25a mlnor-malor (fighting), 3:10; Sheehy, ' W L Pet. OB LA Roms 8 3 0 .737 a 4 181 Esioson, CIn 299 175 a.130ai7 9 circuit. "When they picked us Jeff. Kenny (Scott), Jerry and T.C. picked,” he answered. Minnesota 3, Colgorv 3 Boston 8 2 .900 — Turpln399010,Baalev3119010,Free916 177 a i 2446 19 10 New Jersey 6. Los Angeles 3 Cal, mlnor-moior (fighting), 3:10; 911 31, Wnt93936,Mlnntefleld 1-2909 Son Francisco 6 5 0 .546 275 187 Fouts, SD 2 a eighth, 1 was down at first,” said forward spoke boldly. "That’s my "1 feel those two are quality (Coles), who are all down low Archibald, Min, major (flghtlno)- Philadelphia 5 5 .500 3 New Orleans 3 8 0 .273 190 300 Kenney, KC 319 171 a.6 a il 15 9 Wedneedov’s Oamet New Jersey 7 7 .Sa 3 Jonn971-25, Dovls 7-133417,Poauette95 the 6-6‘A Coles, one of the more rational expectation. 1 expect a players,” Pemo said of the two players and so we’ve got to kick it HUSKY NOTES - UConn winds Edmonton at Montreal, 7:35p.m. mlsconduct, 3:15; PepllnskI, Col, 904.Totals:499129ai04. Atlanta 3 9 0 .183 218 a i Marino, Mia 408 2a a.3 3961 17 15 malor (fighting), 3:15; McCarthy, Washington 3 8 .3a SVi Golden Stale x-ctbiched divislea title Malone, Pit 720 114 a . 9 1411 13 7 vocal Huskies, "but then 1 looked real good season. We have a lot of freshmen. "Cliff and Phil are both in and pick up some fouls and go to up its preseason Saturday against Toronto at NY Rangers, 7:35p.m. New York 3 8 .2a 5'/i a a n a —no 1M 563 2 a ia 15 Washington at Pittsburgh, 7:ap.m. Min, 5:59; Bourgeois, Col, molor Clevetond a a 1123-1M Sunday’s O am u Krleg, Sea a i at it in a positive way. depth." playing well now. They're pushing the line,” he added. the Puerto Rican National Team at (flghtlng), 5:59; Mocoun, Col, 6:79; Central Division (All Times EST) Elwoy, Den 417 2a a8 25ai5 i4 Vancouver at Chicago, 9:35p.m. Mllwoukee 10 4 .734 — Three-point goal-None. Fouled out- “ We haven’t won anything in the Pemo didn’t discuss his starting people and will play.” That means the point guard must St. Louis at Minnesota, S:ap.m. Plett, Min, mlnor-malor (fighting), None. Totol (puls-Golden State 75, Atlanta at Chicoeo, 1 p.m. Moon, Hou 243 i a a.7i6a 9 i i Storrs Siaturday night at 8p.m. The Tliwndav't Oamet 11:12; Sheehy, CoLmolor (fighting), Detroit 7 5 .583 2 Cleveland 19. Rebounds-Golden State 43 Cincinnati at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Wilson, Ral 248 121 49.9 1649 9 13 past and they don't expect us to do lineup but it appears the three do his job of getting the bail inside. Huskies open the regular season 11:12; Hallln, Min, molor (Rghtlng)- Atlanta 6 6 .500 3 Detroit at Tompo Bov, 1 p.m. Pagel, Knd 379 i a 49.616a 9 11 "They’ve learned the system NY Islanders at Boston, night Cleveland 5 7 .417 4 (Smith, Carroll9), Cleveland 55 (Hinson anything. They’re looking down on seniors will be joined by 6-9 junior That burden rests on Kelley’s Tuesday night at the Field House Hartford at Philadelphia, night motch penalty (kneeing), 14:19; Kon- 11). Aulsts-(3olden State 31 (Floyd 16), Miami at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Eason, NE 174 $9 51.1 1144 4 11 real well. They've only been here royd. Col, molor (flohtine), 4:19; Chicogo 5 8 .395 4 '/i New England at NY Jets, 1 p.m. Frriximo, Bf a7 149 51.9 1677 5 37 us and we’ll work real hard to Gerry Besselink and 6-6 sopho­ shoulder and the 6-1 backcourtster, against intrastate rival Yale. 0 Los Angeles at Detroit, night Cleyeland 74 (Bogley 10). Technlcal- two months but it looks like they’ve St. Louis at Winnipeg, night Hunter,Cal,1(Fmlnutemlsconduct, 14:19; Indlano 3 7 .300 5 None. Referees-Hugh Evans, Ronnie New Orleans at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Rating based on pd. coopn ovg. yds. move up as much as possible.” more Terrence Warren in the who has had more problems off the Scott, a 6-9 transfer from Tulane, Western Conference pd. td, pd. Int. been here a year,” Coles said of the Beaupre (served by McKegney),Mln, Nunn.A-9,8a. San Diego at Houston, 1 p.m. Williams, who missed 17 of 28 opening lineup. Six-foot-2 sopho­ court than on, is ready to take on 17:a. Midwest Division Washington at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Receptions no yds ovg Id two freshmen reemits. "I’m look­ and 6-6 John Shea, who shot 70 AHL itandingi Third period—6, MInnesoto, CIccarelll W L Pet. OB Denver at LA Raiders, 4 p.m. James, SD 64 782 3Z7 v4 games last year because of two more Terry Coffey, a defensive the responsibility. percent from the floor in three" Denver 9 2 .919 — Nuggeta 127. Rockets 113 ing forward to watching them 1 (Broten, McCarthy), 12:37. Green Boy at LA Rams, 4 p.m. Stallworth, Pit 59 697 11.8 4 separate injuries (broken bone in specialist who can put the ball in "It's something 1 was born with, intersquad scrimmages, and 6-5 Penalties—Suter, Co\, 5:a; PepllnskI, Houston 9 3 .7a 'h Christensen, Ram 58 715 13.3 4 grow.” Indianapolis at Kansas City, 4 p.m. my position to be a leader. My job Nerltieni Division Cal, 9:a; Plett, Min, 12:58; Bourgeolse, Utah 6 6 .500 3>/3 HDUSTON (111) NY Giants at St. Louis, 4 p.m. Largent, Sea 55 880 16.0 4 his right hand and a dislocated the hole, will be among the first off Robert ’Spider’ Ursery, a junior W L T PtS. OF OA Col, 13:59; Archibald, Min, 16:07; San Antonio 6 6 .500 3'/} McCray 60 94 16, Sampson 911 93 8, Phllodelphia at Dallas, 4 p.m. Nathan, Mlo 53 502 9.7 0 wrist), talked very optimistically. the bench along with a pair of The leaders and younger players is to be the floor general and 1 want college transfer, somehow, some­ Adirondack 12 5 1 a 92 57 CIccarelll, Min, 19:14; Acton, Min, 19:44; Dallas 5 7 .416 4V} Clayton, Mia 51 735 14.4 3 Sherbrooke 9 6 1 19 79 70 Olaluwon 19a 3-6 73, Lucas 918 8-8 a , Monday’s Oanws TIM COLES "I feel we should be in the top three prized freshmen, 6-9 forward Cliff give the Huskies a good blend, in to do the best job possible 1 can where will also get floor time for Konroyd, Col, 19:44; Socramento 4 7 .364 5 Lloyd 7-159014, PeterMn932-29 Reld2-6 Seattle at Son Francisco, 9 p.m. Shuler, NYJ 48 566 11.8 4 Maine 7 9 2 16 69 K Pacific Division 94 8, Leoyel 195905, Harris 39928, Ehio Thursday, Nov. a Newsome, Clev 47 505 10.7 4 .vocal Husky leader in the Big East,” the 24-year-old 5-7 Robinson and 6-4 Phil Gamble. Pemo’s perception. "We have do,” Kelly, who averaged 16.8 the Huskies. Fredericton 7 9 1 15 65 59 Overtime—No scoring. Penalties— L.A. Lakers 10 1 .909 — Allen, Ral 47 413 8.8 3 Moncton 7 9 1 15 56 66 1-2 3-24, Walters90920. Totals431022333 NY Jets at Detroit, 12:a p.m. PepllnskI, Col, 4:»; Plett, Min, 4:». Portland 9 6 .571 341>04,Paxson9119414, Valentine Poyton, Chi 9 7 3 0 M York won despite ah injury to mond 3 (Kelly, Hakansson), 14:13. 9, career-high of 54, as the Nuggets “ It really feels good to finally the victory. 1:56. 3, Washington. Gartner 13 New Jersey, Adams 3 (Verbeek), 15:a. 9, 9113416, Thompson9119517, Colter 24 Brown, Minn 7 5 2 0 43 Interceptions rookie star Patrick Ewing just 2‘/7 (Longway), 12:a. 4, Pittsburgh, Blols- WASHINGTON (94) M 4, Jones 1-1 DO 9KArwv92939 Darsett, Dol 7 4 3 0 43 defeated the Houston Rockets win a road game,” Nets coach Los Angeles, Wells 5 (Taylor), pp, GIIM, TB 7 0 7 0 43 yds M minutes into the game against dell 5 (Bullard, Cunneyworth), 15:24. 17:17. Penalties—Wells, LA, 0:19; Lud­ Roblnson9193-323, Roundfleld3-89612, Morion, NE 177 0 127-113 in a National Basketball Dave Wohl said. "But we’ve Penalties—Lemleux, Pitt, malor (fight­ Jones 96928, Malone 7-191-315, Wlllloms » 7 33 i-a iw * J.Jonu, Det 7 4 3 0 42 S Washington. Bull* 121, Pacara 114 vig, NJ, 10:07; Galley, LA, 10:07; a McKinnon, Chi 7 0 7 0 43 Jackson, CIn 100 57 1 Association game. played well enough to win on two of ing), 5:41; Corpenter, Wosh, malor Russell, NJ,16:a. 1-123-24, Dave993-513, Moss9113914,Bol Newjmv a a i9-ia Cherry, KC 73 47 1 Ewing was sidelined by an ankle (fighting), 5:41; Johnson, Pitt, 7:07; 1-1932, Green 93900, G. Johnson 1-33-24, P M t^ a a 1 1 2o-ia Quick, Phil 7 7 0 0 43 "I couldn’t believe it.” Moe said. the four games on this trip." Orlando Woolrldge scored 35 Three-point goals — Birdsong, Riggins, Wash 7 7 0 0 43 Cloyborn, NE 83 38 1 sprain that left his status uncertain Peelers (served by (uiughlln). Wash, Shots on goal—New Jersey 14196—a Bradley 93 04) 0. Totols 3993 39a 94. Griffin, CIn 75 1 "That's what happens when a guy The Nets' early surge was led by points, including a tiebreaking 9:04; Cunneyworth, Pitt, 16:01. Los Angeles 10-911—a. O Keren, Valentine. Fouled-out_ Riggs, Atl 7 7 0 0 42 Daniel, Ind for tonight’s game at Detroit. NRW YORK (W) Dawkins. wilder, TB 7 7 0 0 42 53 29' 0 is so good that people tend to take the rebounding of Darryl Dawkins three-point play with 1:05 left, to Third Period—5, Woshlngton, Murphy Power-play conversions—New Jersey Harris, Seo » 17 0 The rookie center, top pick in the 6 (Duchesne, Carpenter), 9:54. 6, 3-1. Los Angeles 4-1. Thornton 31 95 6, Wilkins 7-13 2-2 16, Total ftu ls— New Jersey a , Por­ Kicking epa. fg-o Ig pM him for granted.” and Buck Williams. New'Jersey lead Chicago over Indiana. Pittsburgh, Bullard 9 (Cunneyworth, Ewing 90 90 0, Sparrow 3-3 90 4, tland a. Rebounds— New Jersey 41 Bwtier, Chi 37-37 2625 46 97 Rush big 1985 draft, went down with an Goalies—New Jersey, Chevrier. Los alt yds ovg igid En gli^ , who led the NBA in outrebounded Portland 41-32 for George Gervin scored 34 points Hllller), 11:47. 7, Pittsburgh, Hannon 2 Angeles, Janecyk. A—7,990. Walker 912 91017, Cummings 91091016, •Wlllloms 16), Portlond 32 (K. Johnson Luckhurst, Atl 72-72 \9-27 57 79 McNeil, Jets injury to his left ankle in the (LIndstrom, Chobot), 19:a. Tucker 95 90 4, Orr 96 4-4 12, Murray, Det 26a 16a. 51 76 316 lo a 5.1 69 3 scoring in 1982-83 and is on top of the^game. and Kyle Macy 21, both season “ (O'Koren Allen, Ral 252 1063 4.2 32 8 opening minutes of New York's Bannister 9-14 99 73, (Dofleld 91 OO 0, 10), Portland21 (ValentlnelO).A—12166. Igwebulke, TB 2665 1621 a 73 Worner, Sea the league again with an average Williams, who finished with 22 highs, for the Bulls, who broke a Penalties— Bullard, Pitt, 14:34. Grunfeld940O0. Totals37-ai940a. Andarsen, NO 1 6 a 17-21 55 70 210 927 3.9 24 6 win. With 9;37 left in the first lalandera8,Flyera6 Mack, Cle i a 775 4.8 61 4 of 34.1 points per game, says he is points and 16 rehounds, and Mike four-game losing streak. The game Shots on goal-Pittsburgh 6-13-9— Washington M17 a 25—94 Septlen, Dol 75-75 1624 S3 TO- C.Jamu, NE quarter. Ewing went up with 27. Washington 5-F11—a . New York M a a 2 i — 99 Adult baakat^all McFOdden, Phil 1618 17-a 57 69 161 742 4.6 65 3 feeling better than he has in years. O’Koren, who came off the bench also marked the season debut of Pollard, Pit i a 684 4.4 56 2 Bullets center Charles Jonhs in the PhilodelRMa 1 21—6 Three-point goals — Robinson, Green Hordware a (Pete Doremen Lansford, Ram 26a 1617 57 68 Byner, Cle "It was a great win,” English to add 19 points and 10 assists, guard ()uintin Dailey, who re­ Power-ploy conyerslons—Pittsburgh NY islonders 1 1 1—4 M ou. Fouled out—Roundfleld, Moss. Werschlng, SF 3 6 a 1616 45 65 i a 662 4.1 36 6 low post for a lob pass from Darrell 37, Dave Lewis 13, Rich Haydz 13, Jeff Abercrooble, Pit 169 a i 3.7 32 6 said, "a game that was lots of fun keyed a 34-13 run in the second turned from drug rehabilitation. 34). Woshlngton 4-1. First period—1, Philadelphia, Hos- Total fouls—Washington a. New York 79. Gott 13), Manchester Police 77 (Pete Passing Bell, Buf Walker. Upon landing, he turned podor 1 (Carson, Zezel), S :V . Z NY Rebounds— Washington 49 (Robinson alt comp PCI yds td bit 1M 6 a 3.7 18 6 to play in. My legs have felt period. Herb Williams led the Pacers Moffett a . Bob Charbonneau 19, Brooks, CIn 137 595 4.3 33 5 his left ankle, and was later taken Gooltenders-Pittsburgh. Herron. Islanders, Bassen 1 (Kortko), 10:03. 14), New York 41 (Cummings 8). Manny Reis 13, Chip Brown 13, Mario Montana, SF a i 700 60.4 2 2 a 16 6 Winder, Den stronger and I’m not nervous Portland, which got 35 points with 27 points. Washington, Peelers, Jensen (19:a, 3, NY Islanders, LoFontalne 9 Aulsts—Washington 19 (Williams 7), Areata 10). McMahn, Ch a i ia 58.9 1796 13 7 151 5 a 3.7 43 6 to Lenox Hill Hospital where 3rd per). A—10,336. (unassisted), 13:08. 4, NY Islanders, New York31 (Walker8). A—13,ai. Simms, NYG 342 W 55.3 3M1 14 13 KInnebrew, CIn 116 510 4.4 16 5 anymore about hitting the shots.” from Kiki Vandeweghe, whittled B.A. Club 72 (Ed Kennison 16, Dan McMIllal, Ind 117 494 4.1 35 3 X-rays proved negative. Bossy 11 (Gilbert, Trottler), 15:13. Barry 13,.Ray Sullivan 11, B ill Wilson Hippie, Det 2 a 137 a s 1906 13 10 In other games, it was New York the lead down to 100-96 with four Kings 103, Spurs 99 Referee—Terry Greoson. Penalties—T. Kerr, Pha, double minor, Jaworsk, Phi 270 143 53.6 203711 9 Wonsley, Ind 9 6 473 4.9 25 3 The Bullets led 28-24 a minute 10), Hose Co. 66 (Jim Wehr 16, Mike Heard, KC 119 404 3.4 98, Washington 94; Golden State minutes left in the game, but could 1:53 (served by Ekiund); Boutlller, NYI, O'Reilly 13, Dan Sacha 13). Lomax, StL 340 1M 54.7 2 3 a 13 11 31 3 Sacramento won its first road 1:53; Marsh, Pha, molor (fighting), 17:a; Kinga103,8pura09 Nathan, Mia a 403 4.7 21 3 110, Cleveland 104; Chicago 121, get no closer. into the first quarter, but the Brock, Rams 266 i a a.3 192710 12 Collins, NE game after four losses as backup OlleraS,Nordlquea4 D. Sutter, NYI, malor (fighting), 17:a; D.WhIte, Dol 346 302 a i 23a 11 14 i a 3 a 3.7 15 2 Indiana 114; Dallas 123, Phoenix Knicks outscored Washington 29-13 Tocchet, Pho, 19:11; Jonsson, NYI, Inmes. SD 74 3 6 9 5.0 56 2 guard Mike Woodson scored 22 of SACRAMENTO (191) OeBerg, TB 370 197 a . 2 2 4 a i9 19 119; Sacramento 103, San Antonio Warrior* 110, Cavt 104 the rest of the period as Bannister Edmonton 14M-5 19:11; Brown, Pha, 19:16; Tonelll, NYI, E. Johnson 7-13 99 a. Thorpe 969010. Dickey, GB 242 ia a.716M13 14 scored 11 points. The Knicks still his 26 points in the second half Quebec 1-M4 19:16. Klelne 3-3 1-1 5, Drew 914 92 l,Theus Tennis Kramr, Mnn 346 194 M.1 2 a 7 14 18 99; and New Jersey 108, Portland Purvis Short scored 32 points as Second period—5, NY Islanders, Potvln O. Wllsn, NO 2 a 145 49.5 1843 11 15 Team StolMIct led 83-71 with 9:07 left, but Cliff against San Antonio. First period—1, Edmonton, Dov. Hun­ 95 95 14, Thompson 3-9 2-6 8, NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFER- 102. Golden State also won for the first ter 3 (Coffey), 11:37.2, Quebec, P. Stastny 7 4 (Bossy, Gilbert), pp, 0:46. 6, NY Olberdlng 1-3 92 4, Woodson 917 99 76, Thsmnn, Ws a i 167 a .5 1 7 7 4 8 16 Robinson, who scored 14 of his 22 Woodson scored 10 points in the Islanders, Gilbert 1 (Bossy, Trottler), Archer, Atl ia 101 52.61161 4 10 ENCE Denver’s victory vaulted the time on the road, while keeping (Ashton, Polement), 14:43. Penoltlet— Adams 36928, Henry 90900. Totals3976 Offense points in the fourth quarter, led a third period, but the Spurs, who led Dal. Hunter, Que, 3 : a ; G. Anderson, 0:55.7, Philadelphia, T. Kerr 19 (Ekiund, 91W190 New South Woles Women's Open Rating based on pet. comp, ago yds., Nuggets past the Rockets into first Crossman), pp, 7:19. 8, NY Islanders, 2939103. At Sydney, Australia, Nov. M pet. td, pet. Int. tel. Cleveland winless at home. rally that got the Bullets within a by four points at halftime, ex­ Edm,S:07; Jackson, Edm, 9:27; Gretiky. SAN ANTONIO (99) Chicago 40M place in the Midwest Division. The Warriors scored eight points Edm, 9:37; Fogolln, Edm, I9 :a . Trottler 7 (Persson, Bouy), pp, 10:a. 9, S. Johnson 999816, Mitchell 9-199019, Second Round Poss Receivers 19a 3ia point on four occasions. tended the margin to 82-75 going Philadelphia, SInIsalo 9 (Tocchet, Cross­ Janine Thompson, Australia, det. Receptions no 4kds ovg td San Francisco 3999 1609 2380 Denver is 9-2 and Houston 9-3. in the last 10 seconds, starting with Second period^ , Quebec, Dol. Hunter Gilmore 98 9-11 17, Moore 37 94 11, Catarina LIndavIst, Sweden, 64, 60; Dallas 3aa 1257 2623 Pat Cummings, who missed the into the fourth quarter. 6 (Goulet. Moller), 12:07. 4, Quebec, man), pp, 12:17. Penalties—Rl. Sutter, Robertson 2-6 91 4, Matthews 35 92 8, Craig, SF 64 757 11.8 5 English hit 21 of his 30 field-goal Joe Barry Carroll's basket that Pho, 0:24; DIneen, NYI, 5:37; Trottler, Rosalyn Falrbonk, South Atrico, def. Hill, Dol a 909 14.7 5 New York 3876 1474 2402 previous six games with a sore Woodson added 12 more points in J.Anderson 6 (M a ro ls), sh, 16:15; lovoronl 94 90 4, Sundyold 910 92 10, St. Louis 36a 1427 2232 attempts and all 12 of his free broke a 102-102 tie. After the Penalties—Finn, Que, double mi­ NYI, 5:49; D. Smith, Pha, I0:a; Gilbert, Huohes311906, Cook 3-31-15. Totals37-83 Kathy Jordan, Klngof Pruula, Pa.,61,3-3 Monk, Wash a 639 12.1 1 ankle, scored seven of his 16 points the final period as the Kings NYI, 11:41; Marsh, Pha, 12:55; Jonsson, (forfeit); Martina Navratilova, Dallas, Jordan, Minn 57 5 a 11.2 0 Green Bay 3575 i a i 2114 throws. Cavaliers committed a violation on nor, 14:19; McClellond, Edm, 14:19. NYI, 17:42; McCrImmon, Pho, 19:M; 2 9 a 99. det. Molly Van Nostrand, Bright Waters, Washington 3575 19a 1737 in the final 4:03 to keep New York outscored the Spurs 28-17. In the Sacramento a a a 29—101 Lofton, GB 48 778 162 2 UPI photo the inbounds pass, Terry Teagle Tonelll, NYI, 19:«. N.Y., 62,61; Helena Sukoya, Oechoslo- Cosbie, Dol 47 549 11.7 1 MInnnota 3473 1061 2363 in front. first 7‘/4 minutes of the quarter,. Third period—5, Quebec, A. Stastny 5 Son Antonio a n a I7— 99 Atlanta 34a 15a 1909 Nets 108, Blaxers 102 (Ashton, P. Stastny), 3:a. 6, Edmonton, Third perlo9-10, Philadelphia, T. Kerr Thre9 Polnt goals — Theus, Moore. vakla, def. Candy Reynolds, Knoxville, Manuel, NYG 45 799 17.8 4 made two free throws with seven Sacramento went on a 17-6 run for a a (Ekiund, Crossman), pp, 3:53. 11, Tenn., 61, 64; Svetlana Parhomenko, Spognolo, Phil 44 559 12.7 3 Phllodelphia 3397 1133 2265 Dallas’ Sam Perkins (41) battles for the ball with Phoenix' Gretzky 14 (Semenko, G. Anderson), 7:31. Fouled out—San Antonio, Robert­ Tampa Bay 3369 The New jersey Nets finally seconds left, Teagle added two 92-88 lead. 7, Edmonton, Semenko 3 (Day.' Hunter), Phllodelphia, Tocchet 6 (Crossman, Soviet Union, def. Jo Durle, Britain, 63, B.Johnson, Atl 44 556 13.6 4 1024 2345 MavBrick* 123,^8uns 119 Zezel), pp, 5:a. 13, NY Islanders, Bossy 12 son. Total fouls—Sacramento a. Son 63. Los Angein 3119 13a 1785 Jay Humphries during first half action at Reunion Arena found a nice place to visit and the more free throws and Short made a Mike Mitchell scored 18 points to 10:04. 8, Edmonton, G. Anderson 15 Antonio a. Rebounds—Sacramento 39 Clork, Wash a 579 13.5 3 New Orleans 3006 (Gretzky, Semenko), 13:46.9,Edmonton, (Trottler, Persson), 9:37. 13, Philadel­ Ellse Burgln, Baltimore, det. Coterlna J.BeH, TB 43 496 11.5 3 1151 19S in Dallas. Mavericks won, 123-119. Portland Trail Blazers were the basket at the buzzer. Dallas handed Phoenix its 11th lead the Spurs. , phia, Hospodor2(Ro. Sutter),sh, 17:37.14, (Thompson 16). San Antonio a (Gilmore Skronsko, Czechoslovoklo, 63, 31, 63; Detroit 2875 1094 1791 G. Anderson 16 (Semenko,Huddy), 19:31. 11). Aulsts—Sacramento 76 (Drew 5, Quick, Phil a 817 a i 7 Defense Penalties—Semenko, Edm, 7:50; NY Islonders, Trottler 9 (unassisted), Olberdlng 5) San Antonio 79 (Moore 14). Belindo Cordwell, New Zeoland, def. Ellord, Roms 40 605 15.1 3 Dal. Hunter, Que. 19:53. 19:59. Penalties— Ro. Sutter, Pho, 0:55; Technicals—San Antonio, Illegal de­ Pascole Porodls, France, 63, 66, 7-5; Wilder, TB a 2 » 6.4 0 Bassen, NYI, :S5; Potvln, NYI, 2:04; Chrlstlanne Jollssaint, Switzerland, Clork, SF 37 475 12.8 5 Chicago 29M 946 2119 Morrow, NYI, 3:34; Brown, Pho, motor fense, Son Antonio Coach Fitzsimmons; def. Borbora Gerken, Thousand Oaks, New York 2978 1095 1993 Shots on pool—Edmonton 5-12-19— Drew. A—5196. Payton, Chi 37 304 8.3 2 Washington 3103 36. Quebec 14-10-12—36. (roughing), 14:07. Calif, 64, 67 (6 8 ) 63; Andrea Renfro, Dal a 513 14.3 3 1364 19a Shots on goal—Philadelphia 917-12— Hollkovo, Czechoslovakia, def. Jane Los Angeles 3149 1097 2052 Interceptions Phllodelphia 34a King innocent of tax evasion Power-ploy conversions— Edmonton 37. NY Islanders 91912—37. Ung, Canada, 61, 62; Leo Antonoplls, 1M3 1776 Steinbrenner to meet Glendora, Calif., def. Atsuko Inoue, no yds Ig td Dallas 3 4 a " 1161 2293 30, Quebec 30 Bulli l2I.Paceri 114 Walls, Dal 7 12 4 0 Goalies—Edmonton, Moog. Qu­ Power-ploy conversions — Japan,67,64,61. St. Louis 3Sa 1M1 1949 Phllodelphla6-4. NY lslonders93. Irvin, Rams , 6 a a 1 San Francisco 3Sa 1273 2297 By Cerlsse Anderson the tax man and scored a knockout. King Productions, was acquitted of three years — a combined $1.7 ebec, Malarchuk. A—15,357. Johnson, Rams INDIANA014) 5 96 46 1 Green Bay ai5 1517 30a United Press International After two days of deliberations, a 10 of the 13 charges in which she million in taxes on $4.6 million in (Joolles—Philadelphia, Jensen. NY Green, Rams 5 43 a 0 MInnesoto 3699 14n 21M whh Martin and agent Referee—Ron Fournier. Williams 1918 7-7 27, Kellogg 7-12 3 6 17, Islanders, Hrudev. A—15,ai. Hopkins, Phil 5 a 24 1 Detroit 3906 1949 20a federal jury Tuesday found King was named but was convicted on income. , Stipanovich 910909, Fleming 7-14913a, Wovmer, NO Stonsbury 91395 a , RIchordson 9 8 9 0 4 , Bowling 5 a » 0 New Oleons 40a 1419 36a NEW YORK — Boxing promoter innocent of 12 counts of attempted three charges of attempted tax This was not King’s first bout Thurman, Doll 5 31 21 1 Atlanta 4091 1354 2735 By Chris Dahl matter what everybody Tisdale 371-2 7, Buckner91 9 00 , Gray 91 Rushing Don King stepped into the ring with income tax evasion, conspiracy evasion for the years 1978 to 1980. with the law. Canucks 7, Rad WInga 5 9 0 0, Garnett 94 93 6, McClain 1-4 9 0 9 Tompo Boy 4ia 1564 2570 The Associated Press thinks." off vdi AM ERICAN FOOTBALL CONFER- and filing false tax returns. His Judge Thomas Griesa set His attorneys successfully kept Martin91900. Totals49933935114. Riggs, Atl 268 1138 "I didn’t know it until Sunday Vancouver 4 j 1—7 CHICAOO(in) ENCE Transactions Tae-Totaiara Payton, Oil 210 10S3 Offense business associate, Constance Harper’s sentencing for Jan. 8, testimony out cd this trial about HARTFORD - New York afternoon when they called me Detroit 2 21—6 Woolrldge 19 K 11-1135, Green 999210, Oorsott, Dal 201 943 - First period—1, Voncouver, Gradin 3 Oldham 93 900, Moev 9131-1 31, Gervin tai. rash pass Harper, was found guilty of three 1986. She faces a maximum King’s four-year term in an Ohio Yankees owner George Stein­ at the Tampa Bay Bucs game at Terry Priskwaldo 4a, Roth Wood- Wilder. TB 253 943 Son Diego 4334 1084 3250 (Lanz, Smyl), pp, 1:52. 3, Vancouver, 13199434, Oakley 901-21, Corzine 91190 h®'*“‘'♦o'" Lee Bean Craig, SF 134 719 Miami counts of attempted tax evasion. penalty of 15 years in prison and prison for manslaughter. The brenner says hq^will meet,this 3 o’clock ... they told me they Halward 2 (Skriko, Butcher), 4:a. 3, 10, Dailey 1-3909 Banks 95900, Paxson 4135 1133 3002 Baseball ^516, Shirley Eldrldge 193-196514, Morris, NYG 182 761 New York £33 J761 $30,000 in fines. judge agreed that conviction and weekend with Billy Martin and thought Pinella was ready,” he Detroit, Gollont 11 ffCIslo, Ogrodnlck), Seottle — Added outfielders Mickey 93959. Totals480923ai21. E.Jackson, Phil 193 713 Cincinnati . . King, who had been accused of 10:57. 4, Vancouver, Skriko 11 (Dalg- Indiana a a a 2 9 —114 P*” * Buccino m i 1312 ,p: The government contended that Martin's agent, Eddie Sapir, to said. Brantley and Dnve -Hengel to their Bollov 176, M ary LevIM T ^ , SF 136 704 Denver 3777 1314 3663 King’s involvement in a numbers neault, TantI), pp, 17:37. 5, Vancouver, roster. CMcoge a a a a—121 -455, Carol Lewie 180-190-5a, Bertha Dickerson, Roms 184 685 Los Angelu conspiring with Harper to conceal discuss a new role he has in Tant116 (Bubla, Sundstrom), pp, 19;47.6, Three-point goals—Macy 2. Fouled 3658 1414 2244 King. 54, the flamboyant promoter operations in Cleveland before he Steinbrenner said he isn’t Collsss Tputain 475, Goylo Butcher 464, Ste- Nelson, Minn 150 669 Plttsbin-gh 3640 1561 2079 up to $1 million in fight revenues mind for his volatile ex­ , Detroit, Kllma 7 (unossisted), pp, 19:n. Lamar Unlyersity — Heod football out—none. Total fouls— Indiana 22, 187-2265M, Martle Rogers, Wash 127 625 New England who staged some of former heavy­ went to prison had no bearing on concerned that Piniella has no I Penalties—Smith. Del, :S6; Cochrane, Chicago 29. Rebounds— Indiana a (Kel­ 3596 1402 2194 from the Internal Revenue Ser­ manager. coach Ken Stephens announced his WIton 4a, Dot Riggins, Wash 148 594 Seattle 3548 1306 2342 weight champion Muhammad the income tax charges. managerial experience. He re­ ' Von, malor (fighting), 3:77; Kocur, Det, resignation effective at the end of the logg 14), Chicogo 46 (Green 13). Aulsts— HIII»_'»0-M4, Mary Jorvls-Smlth 201- Mitchell, StL 100 557 Cleveland vice, had beaten the rap on all "Judge Sapir and I have been ' malor (fighting), 3:a; Neely. Van, 5:13; year. Indlano 76 (Kellooe, Stipanoylch 7), 3463 1607 1855 A ll’s greatest bouts, and Harper, After he came out of prison. King called that Lou Boudreau was m , Eleanor Wilson 177-200-549, Nancy J.Jones, Det 158 552 Indianapolis 3412 1529 1883 in contact and Billy is coming to ; Skriko, Von, 5:49; Butcher, Van, 14:51; MIgml (Flo.) — Goye coach Jimmy Chicago 31 (Woolrldge, Macy 6 ). Smith 190-467, Gall Hortzog 179-19653^ Clark, GB 114 527 Kansas City counts. named manager of the Cleve­ Gallant. Det, 14:51; Foster, Det, 15:37; Technicals—Indiana, Illegal defense; 3251 939 2313 52,_conspired to skim $1 million rose to the top of boxing by Florida,” Steinbrenner said Johnson o two-year contract exten­ Mary Ann ZawlllnskI 1764a, Shirley Wllson^ND 117 493 Buffalo 3935 KB3 1913 land Indians at the age of 25 in Lodouceur. Det, 16:58; Smith, Det, 18:10; sion. Chicogo, lllegaldefenM. A-10133. Blue 177474, Claudette Mertens 196 AnderSfL StL 117 479 In a departure from his usual from fight contracts with hotels, promoting some of the sport’s Tuesday of Martin, who had Houston 2752 1166 1586 1942. Six years later, Boudreau Gradin, Von, 18:a;Holward, Van, 19:17. Nevoda-Los Vegas — Announced 177-455, Cindy Ivery, g B 91 411 bombastic stage persona, how­ arenas and television networks in greatest heavyweight fights, in­ four stints as manager of the Second period—7, Vancouver, Skriko resignation of women's basketball coach Mortin 179473, Faith Molloy 180-4a, Puntbig led the Indians to a World Series 12 (TantI, Bubla), 8:01. 9, Vancouver, Jerry Busone. Mavericks 123. Bunt 11B no Ig ovg ever, King’s only comment after 1978-1980. cluding George Foreman and Ken Yankees, the last ending after Skriko 13 (unassisted), sh, 13:46. 9, Pittsburgh 3927 1ia 17B9 victory. . T ex« Tech Unlyersity — Fired head i"etsre°(!ra‘rr? 7 y !^ ' Landeta, NYG 52 68 44.6 New York 3046 9 a 3110 the complex 25-part verdict was Assistant U.S. Attorney Roanne Norton in Venezuela, A ll’s bouts the 1985 season. Detroit, Kllma 9 (Larson, Cldtockl), football coach Jerry Moore. PHOENIX (119) Donnelly, All 59 68 43.6 Steinbrenner compared Pi­ 16:a. 10, Detroit, Smith 2 (KIsio, Cleveland 3 ia 11a 1975 read was a quiet, "only in Mann had told the jurors during “ We’re going to try and get RsstRoll Nonce 913 93 a , Jonu 96 90 9, AARP Coleman, Min 43 67 43.3 New England 3 ia 1)27 ai2 against Foreman, Joe Frazier and niella to Boudreau, Gil Hodges’ (Jallant), 19:40. Penoltles-^-Oorodnlck, Atlanta — Signed punter Ralph Edwards 313 9916, W. Dovls 13a 7-7 34, Buford, Chi 50 69 a.3 America.” together over the weekend. I Det, S:a; Neely, Von, double-nninor, Los Angein ai9 1074 2345 her summation of the six weeks of Larry Holmes, and Holmes and Pete Rose, whom he called Glacamarra and affensle tackle Glen- Humphrin 38 92 9, Adorns 39 1-2 7, Gwen Codarowskl 184, Bert Glou Gordo, TB 57 61 42.6 Seattle 3449 13a 3ia have plans for Billy if they are 6:59; Duguay, Det, double-m inor, Howe. Glouchkov 39 94 12, PIcknev 1-2 90 Z King — easily recognizable with testimony that King and Harper against Gerry Cooney. "consumate competitors.” 6:59; S u n d stro m , v o n , 11:54; Harriett Hatcher, Roms a 67 42.4 Denver 3 S a 1374 3Za acceptable to him and I'm NY (Jtonts — Waived wide receiver Sanders 95 9310, Foster 1-4 90 2. Totols Giordano 4a, Roger Bogley 209-ai. Buffalo his spiked Afro hairstyle — stood deliberately withheld advances, He recently was co-promoter of Butcher, Von, malor (fighting) 19:U; Earnest (3rav. , Hansen, NO a a 42.4 3560 1737 WB anxious to sit down with him.” “ Lou Piniella, when he was 4805 2 9 a 119. Block, Det 49 60 42.3 Indtanopolls 3New York Rangers— Sent defenseman Blackmon 1319 96 32, Vincent 39 9710, Terry Hayden ia. Dot Christensen Miami the D K P accountants. This re­ International Boxing Federation raiser for the University of rules to win. He knew bow to couver, Grodin 4 (unoulsted), 19:05. Klell Samuelsson and right winger Peter l 2o. Runoger, SF 60 57 40.8 4193 1687 3546 Harper 39 33 9, Wennlngton 90 90 0, Son Diego jurors. As the nine women and sulted in the under-reporting of heavyweight title. Hartford baseball team. win,” Steinbrenner said. Penalties—Peterson, Von, 3:17; Smyl, Sunstrom to New Haven of American S^rempf93904, Blob9O9O0.Totals4383 Horan, Phil a 75 40.9 ,4 3 a 1401 1K7 Vaii, 9:a; KIslo, Det, 9:a; Gallant, Det, Hockey League; reassigned a-47 121. three men filed by, he shook each their personal and King’s corpo­ Steinbrenner gave his new “ The catch he made in Boston misconduct, 9:a; Detroit bench (served defensemon-rlght wing Bryan Walker 811k CHy M yds ovg Ig M manager, Lou Piniella, a vote of Ba— aaaa—119 Ellord, Rams 24 347 14J 80 1 one’s hand and said, "Thank you so rate incomes to the IRS. in '78, the playoff game, when he by KIslo), 19:43. from Salt Lake of International Hockey obhos a a a a -ia Chorlev Hortley Jr. 237, Jack Hughes Shots on goal—Vancouver 15-4-5— League to New York of Atlantic Coast AAondley, Del 72 271 1Z3 63 1 R adio, T V much, God bless you.” Defense attorney Vincent Fuller confidence and again denied couldn’t see the ball in right _Thre*palnt gools— W.Dovls. Fouled •*'*1' M a re ttfiii, J.Smlth, StL 18 210 11.7 31 In Olympic judo, the opponents 24. Detroit 13-9-5—27 , . Hockey League. Out—NImphlus. Totol Foule—Phoenix Chuck M a ^ k 2», Ray ChIHIck 211, 0 When one of the women asked admitted the correct taxes were making the decision to fire field. I look at that film over and Power ploy conversions — Voncouver Ssccsf Jenkins, Wash 21 213 ia i 28 0 are about 13 feet apart when the a , Dallas 19. Rebounds fffioenix a "owen 210, Denny McConkey, GInt 32 3)4 Martin after the 1985 season. He oyer when things are getting 6-3, Detroit 6-2. Chicago — Re-signed veteran forward (Edwards 10), Dallas a (Aguirre, Carlin 204, Jotai Golongos 203, Roger 9.8 37 0 TONIGHT King for an autograph, he laughed. not paid but argued the under­ match begins. The minimum .Ofolles—Vancouver, Brodeur. De­ Poto Morgetlc to a one-veor co n ti^ , Taylor, Chi 24 199 8.3 21 0 ^^jJHCeltles VI. Jazz,4portsChonnel. said he left the decision up to tough. There’s no way he should P e rk in s 9). Assists—Phoenix 35 Mlecikowskl 2496^ John Stratton Nelson, Minn "Yes, yes. I'll sign your paper. I’d reporting was not intentions^. He length of a m at^ is about three troit, Stefan. A—15,536. with an option. (Adorns 10), Dallas 17 (Aguirre, B.Oo- 3336a, Don Wilson 2 1 7 -6 a , Joe Poggl- 15 123 8.2 31 0 Yankee front office chiefs Clyde have caught that ball, but he McLemore, SF 24 179 7.5 22 0 9:30 Knickt vs. Pistons, Channel 9 DON KING be delighted to!” said King and his corporation had minutes but some have lasted 20 Pittsburgh — Suspended forward Dove vlt. Harper 4). Technical—Harper. A— 011 313615, John KozIckI 236619,^1 Cooper, Phil King and Woody Woodward "no did.” » . Referee—Ron Wicks. Hoggan for 15 days. 16,344. Ogren 239605, Jim Mogowon 230615. 38 199 7.) 16 0 9:00 Boxing: Jim m y Poul vs. 68ortln Botes, Dal 17 120 7.1 21 0 Quiroz, ESPN .. .founcj innocent Harper, vice-president of Don paid substantial taxes during the minutes. MANCHESTEH HERALD. Wednesday. Nov. 20, 1985 - 15 M - MANCHESTER iiE K A U ). Wedneidav. Nov. 20, IM t NHL roundup FOCUS / Food Isles hold on finally, snap Flyers’ streak

By Ktn Rappoport who scored the tying goal. TIM Assoclatod Prtts The Oilers trailed 4-1 seven minutes into the third period before G ietiky’s 14th goal triggered an Oiler UNIONDALE, N.Y. — Making a habit of loaing comeback. thini-peiiod leada, the New York Islandere finally CapIlBiB 4, Pongulnt 3 kei^ one. Even better, n wai againet the Philadelphia Mike Gartner scored two goals and goalie Pete Flyera^ Peeters s c o i^ a victory in bis first start for "It meant a lot l^ a u ie it waa late in the streak, Washington as the Caps defeated Pittsburgh. said Islander right wing Mike Boasy after New York After Dave ^Christian scored for Washington on a snapped the Flyers’ IS-game National Hockey League power play for the only goal of the first period, winning streak with an M victory Tuesday night. Gartner scored his 12th and ISth goals to give the The Islanders had Just lost a S-4 overtime game to Capitals a 3-0 lead at 12; 28 of the second period. the red-hot Flyers last Sunday after wasting a 4-1 lead Washington scored its eventual winning goal on in the third period. They were determined not to let defenseman Larry Murphy score at 9; 54 of the third that happen again, and determined as well not to give period, which gave the Caps a 4-1 lead. the Flyers a chance to break their own record 15-game Peeters, acquired in a trade with the Boston Bruins streak set in 1M2. last ’Thursday for Pat Biggin, recorded 17 of his 24 " I know the pressure they must have felt," Bossy saves before Mike Blaisdell scored at 15; 24 of the said. "We went through the same thing.” Bossy bad an All-Star night with two goals and three second period. assists, but even at that the Islanders’ victory wasn’t Canuck* 7, R«d Wing* 5 assured until Bryan Trottier knocked a cross-rink Petri Skriko scored three goals and Tony Tanti goal into the empty net at the final second. added one and a pair of assists to lead Vancouver over ’The Flyers converted fbur of six power plays, Detroit. ’The victory snapped Vancouver’s three- including two by Tim Kerr, in the final 40 minutes to game losing streak and ended a modest two-game make things interesting after the Islanders bad built winning streak for Detroit. an early 5-1 lead. Skriko, a 2S-year-old native of Finland in his second In oUier games, it was Edmonton 5, Quebec 4; NHL season, assisted on Doug Halward’s goal at 4; 33 Buffalo 2, Hartford 0; Washington 4, Pittsburgh 3; of the opening period and connected for a power-play Vancouver 7, Detroit 5; Minnesota 3, Calgary 3; and goal at 17; 27 to help the Canucks build,a 4-2 lead. New Jersey 6, Los Angeles 3. upi photo Oilers 5, Nordiques 4 Flam** 3, North Star* 3 Glenn Anderson, who had scored the tying goal with Dino Ciccarelli scored bis first goal of the season six minutes left, connected with 21 seconds remaining midway through the third period to force a tie with Islanders' Stefan Persson takes a right Tuesday at Nassau Coliseum. Isles in tte game as Edmonton rallied from a three-goal Calgary. Ciccarelli took a drop pass from Neal Broten to the head from Philadelphia’s Rick ended Flyers' streak, 8-6. deflcit in the third period to beat Quebec. just Inside the Calgary blue line and beat goaltender Tocchet during first period action Anderson got his game-winning goal, his 16th of the Bejean Lemelin with a low screen shot. season, when he converted a pass from behind the Calgary's specialty teams struck for three straight •fi; Quebec net by Dave Semenko. Anderson had tied the goaislate in the second period to erase a 2-0 Minnesota Devil* 6, King* 3 victory ever at the Forum after going 0-19-4 since the game 4-4 at 13; 46 of the third period after Semenko lead. franchise began in Kansas City in 1974-75. passed the puck to Wayne Gretzky at the Quebec blue The Flames scored once shorthanded and twira on Peter McNab scored the first of five straight goals line. Gretzky faked a shot and passed to Anderson, power plays. in the first period ns New Jersey notched its first The Devils outshot the Kings 30-29. For The Game' Sports in Brief NHL All-Star game a selloui Yale, Harvard each has incentive . V- HABTFOBD — The National Hockey League’s 1986 all-star Bv Chris Dahl in a rough-and-tumbie, rugby-like league lead, and a victory over ces and avoid a losing record. game Feb. 4 will be played before a 15,142-seat sellout crowd at The Associated Press game. Each team had a different Yale would ensure at least a tie for "It isn’t going to change, not Uie Hartford Civic Center, the Hartford Whalel^ announced set of rules for the new contest. But the championship — depending on having won for a month,” Yale Tuesday. NEW HAVEN — In the 1920s, they worked out a compromise the outcome of Pennsylvania’s Coach Carm Cozza said. “ But a ) The game will be the 38th all-star competition between the legend has it, Yale football Coach that afternoon and Harvard went game against Dartmouth in win would take away some of the ;iilaie*'*ii Wales and Campbell conferences. T.A.D. Jones would gather his on to win the first intercoiiegiate Philadelphia. bad taste in our mouths... It’s been players prior to the school’s annual football game, four goals and four "When you play The Game, a long season for us.” Miami extends Johnson’s pact game with Harvard to impress touchdowns to nothing. that’s an incentive and when you After a season-opening victory them with the righteousness of Since then. The Game has been play for the Ivy League title, that’s over Brown, Yale’s second game MIAMI — The contract of University of Miami (Fla.) football their imminent quest. played every year but eight — the another incentive,’’ Harvard was cancelled because of Hurri­ coach Jimmy Johnson has been extended two years, keeping him In a solemn tone more often interruptions were for war and the Coach Joe Bestic said Tuesday via cane Gloria, and the next week th^ at the Hurricanes’ helm until Jan. 1, 1991, it was announced heard from the pulpit, he would say like — and it has survived such telephone hookup to Yale’s weekly Elis were trounced, 59-16, by to them; "Gentlemen, you are football luncheon. Tuesday. radical innovations as the forward Army. Yale never recovered. about to play Harvard. You will " It ’s the last game of the season, Johnson, 42, has led the Hurricanes to eight straight wins and a pass, free substitution and the rise They’re 3-4-1 overall and 2-3-1 in never do anything else so impor­ but it’saone-game season,” Bestic No. 5 ranking after an opening loss to Florida. Miami also is the and fall of the single wing. the Ivy League. tant the rest of your lives.” said. "You play it, you try to win favorite to receive a bid to play in the Sugar Bowl. Folklore has evolved from it. Saturday, before nearly 70,000 and you just don’t want to be Harvard, 7-2 overall and 5-1 in Terms of the contract were not announced. Fight songs such as "Boola” and people at the Yale Bowl, Harvard thinking about a loss.” the Ivy League, played its best "Ten Thousand Men of Harvard” will play Yale for the 102nd time — At the season’s outset, dofending game of the season last week when Nixon offer sheet ruled Invalid have been written about it. Foot­ with Yale leading the series, champion Pennsylvania, Harvard it beat Pennsylvania, which has ball in America began with it — 55-38-8. If traditio'n alone weren’t and Yale were all expected to won outright or shared the Ivy LOS ANGELES — Their first offer sheet to Norm Nixon The Game. enough, the Ivy League title will be battle for the title. But this year League championship the past termed invalid by all parties involved, the Seattle SuperSonics It was Nov. 13, 1875, at New on the line for Harvard this year. Yale can only hope to take a little three seasons, Bestic said. The are prepared to offer another one to the free-agent guard. Haven’s Hamilton Park (now long The Crimson beat Pennsylvania bit of the sting out of a frustrating (Crimson have won three straight According to sources close to the negotiations, Seattle general gone) that Harvard first met Yale last week to move into a tie for the season, spoil Harvard’s title chan­ since losing to Princeton. manager Lenny Wilkens was in Los Angeles Tuesday, meeting with Nixon’s legal representatives. The Sonics appear willing to re-work the 5-year, 82.7 million offer sheet the 6- foot-2 guard signed Thursday. Lopez thrice honored by the LPGA Jordan pulls out of net event Just what By Martin Lader to earn more than 8400,000 in a year thought it would be,” Lopez said. believed him. SYDNEY, Australia — Kathy Jordan suffered a knee injury United Press International with a total of 8416,472. " I didn’t think I would play as "That’s why it means so much to during the second set of her match with South African Bosalyn As a result, Lopez was honored much as I did, but there was so be here today and to have him with Fairbank Wednesday, forcing her to withdraw from the 8150,000 NEW YOBK - In no particular three times ’Tuesday, achieving a much incentive out there.” me.” New South Wales Women’s Open. order, Nancy Lopez is expecting triple crown of awards. She was Several times Lopez credited her Lopez is four months pregnant, the doctor After losing the first set 6-1 and tied 3-3 in the second, the two monumental additions to her cited as the Bolex Piayer of the success to her husband. New York and hopes to play at least the first H«r>M photo* by Pappu ninth-seeded Jordan, one of four seeds ousted, injured herself life during 1986. Year, the champion of the Mazda- Mets third baseman Ray Knight, three tournaments in Florida in when she caught her foot in the turf and fell to the ground. One will be the birth of her LPGA Series, and as winner of the who was with her at the ceremony, 1986. She also is well aware that she She sat on the baseline clutching her right knee for several second child, and the other is the Vare Trophy for the third time with and twice she fought back tears in needs only one more victory to Each Chefs Special must be freshly prepared and carefully Myslak, arranges each patient's plate of pork tenderloin with minutes, unable to get back to her feet. She eventually recovered single victory she requires to an ail-time low scoring average of describing how supportive he has achieve the 35 necessary for the ordered garnished on the plate. The hospital's executive chef, Robert asparagus himself. sufficiently enough to limp to the sideline where a Women’s qualify for the LPGA Hall of Fame. 70.73. Lopez herself heid the been of her career. LPGA Hall of Fame. Once she gets Tennis Association trainer examined the' injury. After For Lopez, only such lofty previous mark of 71.20. "H e was never selfish of my that, she’ll only have to remain consultation with the trainer, Jordan withdrew and was taken to aspirations can make the new year In addition. Penny Hammel career, and he took the pressure off active until July 1987, when she will me,” she explained. "H e’s got so a specialist. any more notable than 1985 has received an award as Rookie of the have completed 10 consecutive been. At a time when she doubted Year and Beth Daniel, who was not much competitiveness in him, and years, to earn automatic entry into her ability to rise to the top once present at the lunch, was honored he kept telling me I can be No. 1.1 the Hall. Lendl won’t play for homeland again, Lopez won five titles, with her second Goid Putter didn’t have the dedication and I ’d " I would like to have reached 35 including the LPGA Champion­ Award. want to be home with him and before the baby comes,” Lopez HONG KONG — Czechoslovakia’s Ivan Lendl, the No. 1 ranked ship, and became the first woman “ The year was better than I Ashley (their 2-year-old daugh­ said, "but I don’t want to think At MMH, tasty Chefs Specials keep patients in the pink men’s tennis player in the world, will skip the Davis Cup ter) , but he pushed me and pushed about it because I ’ll get too tournament next year, his teammate Tomas Smid said me and pushed me — not bad nervous. But I don’t want to keep Wednesday. pushing — and he told me I could be playing when I get too big because By Nancy Pappas special to serve to cateteria Smid told reporters at the 8231,000 Super Tennis tournament UPI comeback awards No. 1 over and over and over until I I don’t want it to affect my swing.” Herald Reporter War4 toperve your own Chef Specials? customers; it’s another matter that Lendl recently informed Czechoslovakian Davis Cup COUPON------: Three r^ipee used by Manchester entirely when the meals are to captain Jan Kodes he would not represent his native country in Pauline Breen has been a be served to patients. the international team competition in 1986. "1 Memdriai Hospital are listed on page 17. There is the matter of to Thomas, Reuschel ^ gfnee Tftn .A U T0 b o d y a n d resident of Room 314 at Smid gave no reason for Lendl's decision. . Manchester Memorial Hospital they include low-fatshrimp bisque, low-fat delivering the meal while it’s The Czechoslovakian Tennis Association has recently accused NEW YORK - Until recent in 1982, received 16 votes in a poll of COLUSION WORKS for almost two weeks now. And still hot. ijt'hile the croissants or Lendl of being more interested in playing for money than for his years, few players ever rebounded 26 UPI baseball correspondents to B&u she may well be in the hospital crebmeat salad and osab buco. potatoes still have a crunchy country. from rotator cuff injury. This win the National League award. FOREIQN a DOMESTIC for another two. crust. Bramble title fight canceled season, two players not only Thomas, one of the A L ’s top “ Basically. I ’m bored. There’s There’s also the difficulty of overcame that dreaded problem home run hitters during the late 345 Main Street, Rear really nothing much to do,” said langostinos in a light batter. cannot be prepared ahead of modifying the recipes to and but did it in style, BENO, Nev. — Saturday's World Boxing Association ‘70s and early ‘80s, took advantage . Breen, whose hip was replaced " I think it’s fantastic. You get time, and which takes accommodate low-salt, low-fat Seattle designated hitter Gor­ of hitting in Seattle’s Kingdome Manchester, C T to try things here that you’d advantage of seasonal meat and and diabetic diets which are lightweight bout between champion Livingstone Bramble and man Thomas and Pittsburgh m (near Dillon Ford) in a recent operation. Tyrone Crawley was cancele'd Tuesday when the challenger and pounded 32 homers while But last week, the Manchester never get at home," said produce specials. planned by staff dietitians. pitcher Rick Reuschel, two vete­ knocking in 87 runs. Surprenant. “ Different things, withdrew with a hand injury suffered two weeks ago in training. ran players whose careers were Our new location specials: woman wasn’t at all sure she The specials for patients have “ We’re committed to offering There were no immediate plans to reschedule the fight, which threatened by shoulder injuries, Once considered one of the wanted to take the time to talk even if I don’t know what they included avocado stuffed with these specials to all of our was to be televised live by NBC. Tuesday were named U PI’s Come­ National League’s premier right­ 1) FREE case of Hosmer Soda with a newspaper reporter. are. I ’ll try them out.” crab salad, accompanied by a patients — whether they're on “ It’s very frustrating becausi^ I was in top condition... down to croissant roll and marinated special diets or not.” said Mike back Players of the Year, handers, Reuschel was the Pi­ Discover New England's finest ’’Right now. I ’ m anxious to 136, 137 pounds,” Crawley, 26, said while shooting dice at a Thomas, returning from rotator rates’ winningest pitcher this year dive into a beautiful hot seafood ON VYEDNESDA YS, patients mushrooms; cheese and spinach Greenberg, assistant director of Carson City casino. " I hope it will be rescheduled for February or cuff surgery, picked up 12 votes to at 14-8, The portly 36-year-uld flavors & mixers, since 1910* platter,” she said. "And I ’m have a choice of boiled lobster, omelets and shrimp bisqqe. food service. It was his idea March. There's no way that guy can beat me.” take American League honors. pitcher, who opened the season looking at a bowl of terrific- baked stuffed lobster or the Friday’s special was a pork initially to extend chef’s specials Reuschel, thought to be washed up with Hawaii of the Pacific Coast 2) FREE Waxing of vehicle looking asparagus soup.’ ’ meat of a lobster pulled out of a tenderloin served lyith asparagus to the patients. Jets’ O ’Brien cited by AFC after undergoing shoulder surgery League, compiled a 2,27 ERA. on repairs shell. “ I always look forward to Polonaise, light fried potatoes Myslak and Greenberg HOSPITAL FOOD. It’s been Wednesdays! I think everybody and a peach "blossom.” consult with the dietitians for NEW YO BK — New York Jets’ quarterback Ken O'Brien, who Bring in your written estimate and the butt of many a “ tasteless" does!’’ said Breen. help in modifying the dishes^to threw a career-best five touchdown passes in a 62-28 rout of we'll compare & do betterll joke. But at Manchester The favorable comments are EACH OF the four hospital suit the needs of the patients. Tampa Bay, was Monday named the AFC Offensive Player of the Memorial Hospital, food is an music to the ears of Robert chefs works on the “ specials Sometimes it's simply a matter Week. QUALITY WORKMANSHIP .... upbeat subject. Myslak, the hospital’s executive detail," in rotatjon. of omitting the gravy or Denver Broncos’ cornerback Louis Wright, who returned a FREE "Around here, you really look chef. Although the kitchen has "It’s great because it relieves chopped-egg garnish. But on ^blocked field goal 60 yards for a score in overtime to defeat San forward to a m eal," said Bob had a good reputation for years, boredom," explained Wayne other occasions, the entire Diego 30-24, was selected the AFC Defensive Player of the Week. ESTIMATES 643-7604 Surprenant, who checked out of Myslak and the directors of food Wiganowske, who inaugurated recipe must be rewritten. The the hospital Now. 11 after an service haven’t been willing to cafeteria specials when he was low-fat version of shrimp Tgxas Tech fires football coach Hour*: eight-day stay. “ You don’t wake rest on their bay leaves — er — executive chef. Today he is bisque, for example, is a up and say, ’Oh, yucchh, laurels. director of hospital food service. delicious new soup created when LUBBOCK, Texas — Texas Tech University athletic director Mon.-FrI. S-5;30 That’s why, in October, the the two departments cooperated. T. Jones, who Tuesday dismissed football coach Jerry Moore, Sat. Oam-lpm breakfast is here.’ You’re really “ We think we serve pretty - hospital started a "Chef’s said he will take the responsibility of finding a replacement. ir. - «T. «» A tsiw ji ! happy the meal has arrived.” interesting ’routine’ meals, but 24 Hr. Towing M Specials” program for patients. Jones announced Moore would be relieved of bis'duties 'Sreae ’The food served in Manchester they show up in a regular It’s similar to the weekly THE REACnON from following Saturday’s game against the University of Houston. He 649-2364 Patients who order Chefs Specials at Manchester is one of the few dependable rotation. They’re not really refused to say he had been fired. pleasures of a hospital visit, say specials which have been challenging to the chefs,” said patients has been positive, but *011 any rapaira over $200.00 Memorial Hospital are greeted with a feast for the eye as offered for about three years in not as enthusiastic as the chefs However, a spokesman for the sports department, who asked •xd. depMlt • oxplros 1/1/86 No repair too small. some patients. Wiganowske. “ A ’Chers Special’ not to be identified, confirmed Moore was fired. well as the palate. Irene Haberern, a breakfast and salad Patients are offered Chinese the cafeteria. should be spniething that takes might wish. However, in a “ He was asked to resign (Tuesday) morning and was later BRING THIS COUPON John Tracy, Prop. cook, prepares roses from halves of canned peaches. chicken with cashews and Once a week, patients are research and planning, somethin strange way, this is a ^ liens with wild rice dressing and ordinary — something which It’s one thing to work up a Contipued on page 17 r 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Nov. 20, 1965 - 17 Your Neighbor's Kitchen Microwave doesn’t detract from quality of turkey dinner Kitchen Bouquet. Self-taught cook takes the cake with ’Thanka* whole turkey with basting sauce. about the same. Smaller turkey cut between the leg and thigh to be If you are planning to stuff your giving just a Place turkey breast side down on a may need up to 3 to 5 minutes certain that the juices run clear. turkey, you might like this apple standard frosting recipes to cover ments and cakes of all kinds. Pumpkin nut brsad few days away, microwave rack in a large size longer cooking time at 50% (me­ By Nancy Pappas dium) power. A microwave meat and sausage stuffing. Tlie flavor a cake this sise. ’Hie apple cake and pumpkin 1 cap batter or margarine, turkey la on oblong or oval baking dish. Ctover Hsrb-buttsr turksy Herald Reporter Marge^s themometer Inserted into the combination with roast turkey is People tend to be frightened by bread which she offered to the softened everyone’s witb a tent of greased waxed paper. Microwave on High (100%) center of the stuffing must register basting sauca excellent. There’s nothing that Kate Hull the thought of turning a cake that Manchester Herald will be among{ I capo sugar mind. Just the M icrowave power for 15 to 19 minutes. ’Turn 16SF. If not, continue cooking at Ml cup batter enjoys more than a culinary large out of the pan. the items offered at that fair. Here thought of that leggs turkey breast side up. Brush with 50% (medium) until this tempera- t teaspoons dried leaf rosemary challenge. A cake to serve 100? are a few of her favorite recipes: S caps all-pnrpose floor large, golden AppI* and sausaga ’ ”The trick is to cover the bottom Kitchen basting sauce. Give the baking (ure is reached. t teaspoons dried parsley flakes She’s done several for her church. 1 teaspoon baking powder savory b ird of the pan with greased waxed Misrpe Churchill dish a half turn. 2 teaspoons dried leaf thyme stuffing Eggs benedict for 70 people? 1 teaspoon baking soda creates the an­ Tip: paper before you pour in the Apptoealw Shield the wings, ends of drum­ The purpose of the initial cooking 2 teaspoons dried nibbed sage Also no problem. She does that for teaspoon salt ticipation of the 1 poand ground pork batter,” Hull said. “ The waxed V4 cap batter or margarine 1 sticks and top of the breast with time at full .power is to heat the 1 teaspoon Kitchen BiNiqnet her annual holiday brunch. 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon Thanksgiving 1 large onion, chopped paper on the bottom is what really email pieces of foil if these areas turkey quickly. Figure the weight IVk caps sugar 1 teaspoon ground cloves feast. ' 3 apples, peeled, cored and Hull Is a potter who spends much holds it together when you knock it t e n 30 minutes, until gibblets and neck brown faster than the rest of the of the turkey without the giblets, Place butter in a small bowl. Vi teaspoon ground nntmeg The microwave can make the of her time producing florcelain out of the pan. When you’ve got the IW cups flour can be removed, and cavity is cool bird. Secure foil with a wooden which weight about 12 ounces. If Microwave at medium high (70%) ckoppH 1 lOHMUce can pumpkin preparation of your ’Thanksgiving 4 stalks celery, thinly sliced dinnerware in a basement studio cake onto the rack, then you V4 teaspoon salt but not icy. Make sure the fa s t i s toothpick where needed. Cover your turkey has a gravy packet of for I'A ' minutes, or until just 1 teaspoon vanilla extract feast so much easier and quicker 4 tablespoons batter or marga­ on Bigelow Street. Her square carefully peel off the paper. V4 teaspoon cinnamoa defrosted under the wing area. with tent of waxed paper. Micro- other similar item, the weight of melted. Stir in remaining ingre­ 1 cup raisins than conventional methods. You' black plates and tiny round coffee Even an expert, though, will V4 teaspoon baUag soda To defroet turkey breasts or half wave at 50% (medium) power for this should be subtracted and not dients; mix well. Stir well just rine 1 cup chopped pecans can enjoy some extra sleep, and cups are sold in art galleries from occasionally have a disaster. “ One 4Vt counted as a part of the turkey before brushing on turkey. 2 caps chicken broth capo diced, peeled apples Cream butter; gradually add still have Thanksgiving dinner a turkey, unwrap turkey and place 70 to 90 minutes, or until juices run Boston to Cleveland. Orders tend night, one of those layers did fall V4 cap chopped nuts (optional) on a rack in a baking dish, breast weight. To figure the minutes at To make turkey gravy: After 1 tablespoon parsley flokee sugar, beating well. Add eggs, one ready in plenty of time. ’Turkey can clear when turkey is pierced with a to exceed the capacity of the studio apart, so I just filled in the center down. Defrost for half of the time. fork between the leg and thigh and full power (High) for your turkey, removing the turkey from the 2 teaspoons season^ salt Cream butter and sugar to­ at a time, beating well after each be microwaved on high in a 4 to 5 cups seasoned combread and kilns she shares with her with more frosting,” she said. Shield any warm or brown spots at the thickest part of the breast multiply the corrected weight of oven, pour collected juices into a gether. Add egg and continue addition. quarter of the time needed convenr husband, John. “ You wouldn’t believe the compli­ tionally. Microwave techniques with aluminum toil. ’Turn breast meat. Give dish a half turn twice the turkey by 2. This will give you 2-quart glass batter bowl. Set stuffing mix boating until smooth. Combine next 7 ingredients; add ' Microwave pork 3 minutes on But Hull’s first love Is cooking. ments I got. People said they were speed both defrosting and cooking side up. during the 50% cooking time. When the number of miputes at full turkey aside for standing time. For to creamed mixture alternately high, or until set. Drain fat and set While she is not officially a so glad that I ’d put in that extra of turkey. Defrost for remaining time and done, brush turkey with more power (High). In testing, it has each cup of liquid, use 1 tablespoon In another bowl, sift together with pumpkin, beginning and professional cook, she has done a frosting. Usually you’ve got to get Ip-you plan ahead, you can rinse in cool water. Let stand for 5 sauce and cover tightly with foil. been found that the number of of flour for thickening. Do not stir- aside. ending with flour mixture. Stir in Microwave onion, apples and stint as a chef’s assistant at an end piece if you want a lot of flour, salt, cinnamon and baking to 10 minutes, or until breast is Let stand 5 to 10 minutes. minutes at the second cooking 50% the flour into the hot juices, it will vanilla, raisins and pecans. detrost a turkey in the refrigerator Cavey’s restaurants, and another frosting.” soda. Add to creamed mixture, completely defrosted in the area (medium) cooking is an estimate lump. celery in butter for 4 to 5 minutes • Spoon into four greased and in about two days. However, if you on high, or until the onion is as chef-in-chief at ’The Mountain along with apples and nuts. Pour behind the wings and the cavity is Roflst stuffsd turfcsy only. Check the turkey tor done­ Make a smooth paste of flour and floured l-pound coffee cans. Bake use your microwave, you can View Inn in Norwich. MOST OF HULL’S culinary into a fluted bundt cake pan that’s no longer icy. Lightly pack 2‘A to 3 cups of ness when minimum cooking time water. Using a wire whisk, blend transparent. in a 350-degree oven for 1 hour, or defrost and cook the turkey on the “ When I first got married. I attention for the past few months been generously greased. Bake same day. To defrost turkey bind quarters stuffing into body cavity and to has elapsed. To be sure of getting flour paste into the turkey juices. Combine all ingredients and mix one hour in a 3S0-degree oven, or until a wooden pick inserted in the well. Stuff loosely into both cavi­ really couldn’t cook at all,’’ Hull have been focused on the Timing is important when there and leg, arrange on a rack in a l>/4 cups into neck cavity. Skewer ao accurate temperature reading. Microwave on high until gravy until a straw inserted in the center center comes out clean. ties of the turkey. Yields enough - said. But when she and her Unitarian-Uniyersalist Socie­ are so many things to be prepared baking dish with meaty areas to openings closed with wooden Insert the microwave meat the­ thickens, stirring with a whisk 2 or comes out clean. ’Turn out onto a Cool in the cans 10 minutes. Then dressing for a 10- to 12-pound I husband moved to a tiny town on ty: East fair. She is the co- for your Thanks^ving dinner. Of the outside of the dish. Defrost for picks. Microwave as above. For mometer in more than one section 3 times. Add salt and pepper as cake rack and cool completely, remove from cans and cool com­ turkev T the Maryland coast, they found chairman of the booth which sells course, the amount of time re­ half of the time. Shield leg tips and larger turkey, cooking time will be of the bird. For an additional test. desired. For brown coloring, add then dust with powdered sugar. If pletely on wire racks. Yield; four there was little offered in the way jams and jellies, unusual vinegars quired will depend upon the size of warm areas with aluminum foil. of recreation or cultural events. and chutneys, candies and condi­ desired. loaves. the turkey you are planning to Defrost for remaining time until “ We decided that we’d better serve. — (OIBiBONUS COUPONz-n learn to cook and eat well. After surface is soft but not hot. Rinse To defrost a whole turkey, DOUBLE COUPONS This Waek under cool water. Let stand for 5 S[ E STOHl S roM [)E -AH '• all. we had wonderful natural unwrap the turkey so that you can Saucer R W i l i M d J S minutes, or until thickest part of produce all around us. ’There was feel the warm spots as it defrosts. SHOP EARLY FOR YOUR '.1 '.4i'.f fAJi’ON ANOtniRCHASf Of AST riOlDf'*«n *I'*4' 'VIiAM,J meat can be pierced to the bone fish and seafood gaiore." Place the breast side down in a THANKSGIVING FEAST with a meat fork. AM SlorM Op«n L » f Moo.. Nov. 25th, 79! Fine Porcelain China S baking dish. Defrost for Vi of the Turn. Nov. 26th « Wod.. Nov. 27th. WHhEvsry Completer Piece I THE COOKBOOKS which the '3.(X} Purchssa' total time. Use foil to shield areas I ALL STORES CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY {.M(X)St rtt')M IS IXFFMU n m m ms Huils purchased early in their Witt nsopfln Pri., Nov. 26th At Rogulor Hours. C (X .'f* O M m -C tlV L TAJN tjO / 1 M h iM ftU'> AI fso v When it comes to which feel warm. Tiim the turkey Basic roast turkay Choefc Local Sloros For Exact Hours. LiMit ONt COUPONPtRCUSlOMHt marriage are well-thumbed. Mrs. breast side up. Defrost for V* of the Hull systematically cooked her ■A to 1 cap basting sauce CARVINO A GREAT TRADITION BUTCHER SHOP time. Check for warm of brown •- to 10-pound frozen whole BUTCHER SHOP r way through volumes by Julia freshness and quality... spots, shielding them with foil. Child and other master chefs. self-basting turkey, thawed (with Also shield the legs and wing glblet and gravy package if Smoked Hams Boneless Boneless Boneless Her husband’s role was to be tips. Turn the turkey breast side Herald photo by Pinto “ devoted eater," she said. "He we don’t clown around! present) Shank Portion Beef Boasts Beef Steaks Bottom Rounds 6 ^ down, and defrost for V* of the OR 7V4- to t'/i-pound frozen I: Kate Hull prepares one of her popular apple in h e r was enthusiastic about just about time. Rotate the dish so that the cakes everything I did,” she said. whole turkey, thawed (without kitchen on Bigelow Street. The large platter on the turkey legs point to the opposite glblet and gravy package) > I Ofulf'ti Rfni As she was working through side of the oven. ’Turn turkey » ' hiK k I ''lr*l m antelpiece behind her is an example of her porcelain these texts. Hull learned to cook breast side up. Check for warm Prepare basting sauce from the 99* * ShmjIdjM everything “ from scratch,” She spots. Shield the top of the breast w o r k . recipe below. Remove giblets from FUaV COOKED-\WTER ADOED-BONE IN FHOZEIHJ S D A-BASTED-tO LBS TO UNDER 22 IBS FROZEN-A&P BUTTER BASTE[>-t0 IBS TO UNDER 22 IBS BEEF RIB-BONELESS-HALVES 4 19 Lfl_ bakes her own croissants and with aluminum foil. turkey. ’Twist wing tips behind brioche, muffins and popovers, Defrost for the remaining time. back. Tie legs with string or Smoked Hams Grade Self Basting Beef elaborate cakes and pies without Spread legs and wings from the replace legs under band of .skin, if lUilteys srtjs Rib Eyes batting an eye. Rump Portion Ibrkeys**SSPurafMS* m * DELI body; loosen giblets. Place turkey FROZEN-SWIFT PREfWUM-10 LBS TO UNDER 22 LBS BEEFRie-BONELESS-OELMONCO - present. Make a small slit in back NEVER FROZEN-GRADE A' iO LBS TOUNOER VV IB-S Menus But she has also learned, as a FULLV COOKED-MATER ADOED-OONE IN in cool water. Let turkey stand 20 to skin for release of steam. Brush Buttertoall Turkeys Fresh Turkeys .gj Rib Eye Steaks . 4 . 9 9 busy mother of two teenagers, that Smoked Hams 89$ FOLLY COOKED-WATER ADOED-BONE Pi FRESH-GRADE-A 3 TO FRESH-MIXED FRYER PARTS _ FROZEN-PEELEOAClEANED-SALAOSl/l . Center there are times for using cake Domestic Ham ...... Ham Steaks Of Roasts Skees Turkey Brea t s . 1 . 8 9 Box-O-Chicken . 61 A& P C o o k e d Shrim p 1% 1 . 3 9 Senior citizana Tuesday: Turkey dinner. mixes as weli. For example, she Chef keeps patients In pink FULLY COOKEO-WkTER ADDED-HALVES FRESH- OfEN STUFFER -WITH POP UP TIMER LESSER OUANTlT€SB9* LB _ FROZEN-READY TO COOK-PEElEO 4 OEVEINED ^ ^ ' Wednesday: Earlydismissal.no recently overheard a member of Capicola ...... *^1.69‘/2ib. Perdue Roasting Chickens . 7 9 * Fresh Chicken Legs Ifi.S? .7 ' A&P Medium Shrimp 4 . 9 9 The menus for the meals to be Colonial Semi Boneless Mams lunch. her church complaining that she FLAVOR SEAL OR SMOKED MEAT OVEN ROASTED-BARBECUED-HCKORY SMOEtt LESSER OUANTITCS1 «9 LB - FROZEN-UARGE-COCKTAJLSIZE served at Mayfair Gardens and Continued from page IS the menu offerings which interest needed a cake to serve 160 people, Round Roast Be e f...... $1 . 8 9 >/2ib. Hillshire Polska Kielbasa Louis Rich Breast of Turkey . 3 . 5 9 Fresh Chidren Breasts . 1. £ New England Cooked Strmp ^ 9 . 9 9 Westhill Gardens the week of Nov. Thursday and Friday: School him. “ And there are things I ’d yet there wasn’t the money to pay compliment to the food. FROZEN-COUNTRY TREAT 1 LB ROLL t 19 DANISH-IMPORTEO-COOKED ^ 25 through 29 were not received by closed for Thanksgiving. want to order again, like the roast Boneless Pork R oasts. 1 .b Sau Sea Shrimp Cocktai S v . ' 2 . 7 9 for a bakery cake. Eye Roast B eef...... $2.39v2ib. “ The specials aren’t that differ­ A&P ^u^gem eat Majesty Barrel Ham if. 7 . 9 9 press time. They will be published No problem, said Hull. She was beef dinner.” Friday. ent, because I think the food is “PLAN A GREAT MENU ' Andovsr Elementary willing to wHip up the cake-for-a- Provalone ...... $1.29v2ib. always fantastic,” said Richard But the chef’s specials? “ Weli, f^GO VW hsvs svsilsbis for your ssisctlon crowd, at a cost of less than $3. A compists vsristy of TurtsypCspons-Ossss Ouckt The following lunches will be Cobb. ” I mean, on a scale of 1 to 10, they’re good, too. And they’re Roasting ChicksfvFrssh OyslGrS'Csnnsd and Smoksd Hams loot iM m Is on W hMia She makes that offer fairly often, served at Andover Elementary Jarlsberg ...... *f^l.99v2ib. the everyday food here has to be at served in a prettier way. More FRESH OUT ! The following meals are to be she said. The trick is to use a School the week of Nov. 25 through least a 9. 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|gravy, Spanish rice, carrots, according to the package instruc­ „5.59 vegetables, pumpkin tarts. FRESH «alad, brownies. Ham sandwich, tions, baking each in the 18-by-12- MMH chefs offer recipes Cotonial Salam i . 2 . 2 9 Wednesday: Cheese pizza, green D E L I P A R T Y NEW YTDFfKfR Cherrystone Clams .89* {sliced pineapple, milk. inch pan. LARGE SIZE- 3 1 TO 3S-CT SIZE beans, juice bars. 99'^ 5 99*^ ' Tnesiday: Veal patty Parmigian. Here are three recipes used by squeezing well. Combine^ith all American Cheese . 2 . 4 9 F a n c y S h rim p o? Thursday and Friday: Schoo CFIEAMV THANKSGfVMG S W ^ EATMG WESTERN GROWN-FVTM JUICY .5.99 peas, waxed beans, sala^, pud­ AS EACH CAKE is done, turn it PRODUCE chefs at Manchester Memorial other ingredients. Yield: 'two cups. closed for Thanksgiving. PLATTERS C o le S la w . 6 9 * ding. Tuna salad sandwich, fruit, out onto two cooling racks set Hospital. This salad is normally served in 'A Golden Q Jumbo Anjou milk. side-by-side, then proceed with the cup scoops, and may be put into a _( THE FREEZER Yams Wbs P e ars —( THE DAIRY Moblls During this IRussett Baking tomato flower, a half of an . Wednesday: Boneless pork loin next. When all three cakes are Low-fat shrimp 4SGH IN VITAMIN A ^ US FANCY-? AiSN-JUC t CR iSP with gravy, whipped potatoes, Mobiie, A|a.. sometimes is baked and cooled, set a layer on a holiday season, bisque avocado, or other attractive veget­ Sunkist Golden Carrots 2 5 9 * McIntosh or Rome Apples .59* A&P xucchini, salad, cake. Roast beef calied the “ City of Six Fiags." tray or a piece of wood that’s Potatoes...... 5 lbs./79

/4 pound sbrimp (even tiny ones Hydroponic Lettuce 7 9 * Red Emperor Grapes. 8 9 12 meaty veal shanks (shin meals served. the flags of the American coionies, ing and set the next cake layer on Grapes ...... 49(plb. will do), cooked and broth SWEET FLMADREDCElERv E XTRAF ANCY-MARF4ATED bones) each about 4 Inches long Friday: Baked white fish with the Confederacy and the United top. Repeat. Frost the top and kitchen! reserved Fresh Anise o 8 9 * Artichoke Hearts ' “ 99* Flour tor dredging »AP(3RTED-FOR HOl CA v R O S T * 4 G -S iZ E newburg sauce, boiled potato, States. sides. It will take two to three No-salt mixed seasonings to REGULAR OR EXTRA CREAMY US NO 1-NUTRlTlCXlSRUSSf T WHITE OR YEaOW-MDMOUAav WRAPPED 1 cup vegetable oil spinach, cottage cheese, cookies. taste Baking Potatoes 1 0 i g 1 . 4 9 Jumbo Chestnuts ■,1.99 C k - Salt and pepper to taste B ird s E) Ched-O-Bit Egg salad sandwich, fruit and The Meatball Express One-third cup sherry 8-oz s 2 . 6 9 ALUUkNUMFOlL-HER/Y d u t y Q Q < Thursday and Friday: Schools \|[' PspJrbB 11’27‘ 85 Specials Good Through December 1 flour and stir to begin browning it. Heinz Turkey Gravy Hood Sour Cream ■v>» W V When flour has taken on color, add V Eight O'clock Coffee 1 .9 9 , Reynolds Wrap INSTANT ; closed for Thanksgiving. Low-fat crabmeat PLUSDCPOOT-FCG CLASSC OCTORCAFFEtEmEE ■ SB ■ ■ ■ M i^dje,^/lanct^ wine and tomato puree gradually, Coca Cola or Tab 16*. MORE SHORTENFsG Hood Whipped Cream' ^1.09 Betty Crocker Pie Crust Mix BELLACOHA ; Bolton school* salad stirring as mixture thickens. REGULAR MNGSIZE BAR B O X OR LIGHT One Pie Pumpkin 5 9 * Bring to nearly a boil and SWEETENED V Hood Ricotta Cheese a M.99 ■ The following lunches will be l>/4 pound* frozen crabmeat, Fritos®Com Chips "t Baker’s Angel Flake Coconut incorporate the hot stock. Pour all SOUOPACK-FORONE9* P€ A&P Stuffed Olives 2 * 1 SWGLEPLY served at the Bolton Elementary- thawed and drained FANC y -IN h e m t y s y r u p of this over the shanks. Cover and (Viamamchackers Center schools the week of Nov. 25 AUfc, MONEY SAVING COUPON W cup plain low fat yogurt Libby's Pumpkin Royal Prince Whole Yams S c o tt ^ TTie Sunflower Croup Lenexa, KS 66219 bake in a 350-degree oven tor 1 ALL NATURAL K e e b le r R e a d y C ru s t 9 9 * 140 ct through 29: Vt cup low fat, low *alt, no sugar w S Y F n jp Paper Napkins Monday: Roast turkey, whipped mayonnaise hour, or until tender. Add parsley, W ise Potato Chips Princella Cut Yams CJ NAB6(X> Libby's Pie M ix ^ 1 . 1 9 SMAU 66 CT MEDIUM 4S-CT OR LARGE potatoes with gravy, cranberry Fresh lemon juice and onion lemon rind and anchovies. Simmer ‘LdfiCEPOS’-FyaatJ aueSOGtCF i'C Ritz Crackers E N R C H EO r \ r \ s ^ Luvs Diapers pKg 8 . 6 9 sauce, apple crisp. powder to taste an additional 5 minutes. Serve one Canada Dry Mixers 2 » NABGCO Prince Lasagna DKg 09 PLUS0€P(3SfT-lylT OEWREC DCTORUQHT r \ r \ Extract-:,as much liquid as shank — three segments — per LIGHT Tuesday: Pizza day. Snack Crackers PLUS DEPOSIT-GMGER ALE CLUeSfX^ftptS Pepsi Cola or Pepsi Free iT 1 .0 9 possible from the crabmeat by person. This quantity will serve 12. Jane Parker Fruit Cake PK( . W ^ n e^ a y : No lunch served, NABSCO Schweppes Mixers 2 » DARK bring your own. Wheatsworth Crackers t m o n t o s h PfeNiters Mixed Nuts 2 .9 9 Jane Parker Fruit Cake ' Thursday and Friday: Schools N A a S C O Veryfine Applesauce CHEEZ BALLS 5-02 .CHEEZ CURLS 6 0 Z OR closed for Thanksgiving. DRY IDEA AEROSOL &S0UD Computer administers drug Waverly Crackers SEASONED P lanters PS4A COLADA MAn^ARTTA OR WMSKEY SeXJR Bel's Ready Mixed Stuffing pkg ite Morsels 'I SHEUED Coventry schools NEW^ YORK (UPI) — A minia­ a report from the university. LemofvX Cocktai Mixes “ 5“ HOUOAY FFUORITE Com Chips cont ture computer that regulates the V b sic Sw eet M ix P ickles Diamond Walnut Meat (» HEALTH ft BEAUTY AIDS S M A U PITTED RIPE The following iunches will be infusion of drugs in hospital A new eye movement test could GENERAL MERCHANDISE SWEET a SNAPPY ft Early California Olives , Fo r^ about shopping problems EUminAle .served in the Coventry elementary patients works better than expe­ boost identification of drunken V 1^ Sweet Gherkins tbe woniefl about else, oolor. style, end dupU- r e g S l a r CANDIES schools the week of Nov. 25through rienced nurses, researchers at drivers to near-perfect levels, Cutex Nal Polish Remover INSTANT cEUon No need for gift wrep either Simply '29: researchers say. M axw ell H o u se C o ffe e Richardson Mints stop at the (xiurteey counter et any AdrP to p u r Emory University say. C LEA R SINUSES C H O e iX A T E chaae aa many Gift Certificfttes lis you need SAVE50« MARASCFINO Monday: Juice, sloppy Joe. In a recent test, nurses and Officers using the eye test along Duration N asal S p ra y When you ^ve an AdTp Gift Certificate the A&P Thin Mints choioe is theirs end the choosing is easy-from Igreen beans, pudding sundae. with two other tests determined MATCtsNGCOFFEE MUGS9 0Z i 49 0R Three Star Cherries " ^ SOLID computers administered a drug to JUCE ap p ro x im a te ly 12.0CX) pro d u cte w ith S atisfac­ subjects’ state of drunkenness with SUCED CRUSHED OR CHUNKS { Tuesday: Lasagna, tossed salad, M a jor advances have lower blood pressure in patients Stoneware Soup Mugs VUf Mott’s Clamato 'i tion Guaranteed The ideal dift for almost ev­ I M A N U M O U M R COUPON I CXPHUSI l/Wgfc I more than 90 percent accuracy, PENNPFSDC ^ Geisha Pineapple eryo n e on y o u r 01ft list, fo r an y exx^aston. Is an 'garlic bread, assorted fruii. \ recovering from heart surgery. K X .O A Y FA^ jRlTE W edn^day: Tomato soup, resulted in the Best | fSIIC according to researchers at Ohio Dry Gasline Antifreeze 3 CCWECTlONERY BROWNULATED DARK OR AdeP Gift Certificate They're 0ood to give to Tbe computer used a mathemati­ Domino Light Brown Sugar Borden Egg Nog c receive any time of the year ^ grilled cheese sandwich, celery Aerosol and Solid ■ 50*1 cal formula to calculate how much State University. and peanut butter, chilled fruit. Anti-Perspirants you I SANE 50 2 .9 9 Whole BarBKfued |59 Thursday and Friday: Schools can buy! 5 N EW A ER O S O L O R SO LID it sensed whether the patients' the person is asked to follow an object with his or her eyes. Eye Srx)wflake Rons . 9 9 * ImportedBlameyCheese . 2 .9 9 . Chickens . I closed for Thanksgiving. ANThPERSPIRANT & DEODORANT blood pressure was rising or * New Dry Idea Solid. lowering. movements of someone whose 8" Tlianksgiving Cake .7 .9 9 r CaifomiaSharp Cheddar . 2 . 9 9 BakedMacaror>&Cheese. 2 .2 9 blood alcohol level is above the ' s J’ rxs4CI RHAM high schools Keeps you drier than nsMecheck form purchased; DSolid □ Aerosol □ RolM> Nurses have traditionally done Deep Dish Apple Pie .3 .7 9 J Froplain-Oes-Mages . 4 .9 9 Stuffed Cabbage • 2 .8 9 DDK DBA legal intoxication level will not be 1/ CONSUMfl: This coupon gpod on any hdl size Dry Idea Roll- H !l this same task by manually W > C U B = yiC TT V t 1UN .WOV. irT M T N W U ftaT ..W W Z3RD 1— ft- tVE KtCIIVE THE WOm TO LflMT SAUS AND TO COflRCCT TYROOMAKseCAL ENROftft. fTUM FOR EALf MOT iiaULABLX TO tVHOLfftAU ORRCUft. O tA L M The following lunches will be MfTVraOMUNT all othw solids. On, Solid or Aerosol. Any cineruwconstRuies fraud. Coupon ^ 1 smooth. kKxmoum rwt transferable. UMIT ONC COUPON PER PURCHASE. I evaluating the patient and admin­ served at RHAM junior and senior / \ DCAUft Your redernotion si^tifies compUartcr with CiBewe * In parts two and three, eyes will • New Dry Idea Aerosol. Coupon Raderr^jlion Ailicy (Used 7/1/S4. Copy availableon re- I istering the drug. high schools the week of Nov. 25 qued ^wrkinglo: CleRe, RO. Bos KMO. OnCty.NC 27B9B. To I show extreme quivering when an . through 29: AEROSOL No other aerosol receive the face value plus M handling fee. send properly § The computer was successful at intoxicated person is asked to lo o ir '^ DRY IDD\ redeemedcouponstothesam^ address. Cash value t/20t. | Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester Monday: Meat patty, mashed keeps you drier. GIBBS The GiBeileCompwiy I maintaining blood pressure at a to the extreme right or left. Also, potatoes, buttered com, home- target level IS percent of the time tbe quivering begins as the eyes made roll, applesauce. while nurses were successful only turn less than 45 degrees from HOURS: MONBAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 12 P.M.; SATURDAY 8:00 iM . T 0 10:00 P.M.; SUNDAY B:00 A.M. TO 5:00' P . l. . 66 percent of tbe time, according to center. ■ I MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Nov 20, 1985 - 19 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1985 Advice Births ears Blskop, Jeaslca Lynn, daughter Maltempo, Brendon Patrick, son of Robin (Chapman) and Roderick of Donna (Coppinger) and Robert 1 7^ Bishop of S2-L Ruby Drive, was S. Maltempo of Westchester, was bom Oct. J2 at Manchester Mem­ bom Sept. 21 at Manchester . A iifetime of good health orial Hospital.The maternal Memorial Hospital. The maternal J grandmother is Vivian Chapman grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. •I of Spruce Street. The paternal Michael Coppinger of Glaston­ happens only without butts v-l' ■ . grandparents are Amos Bishop of bury. The paternal grandparents Ml '': A Jj - ■ Cromwell and Marion Bishop of are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mal­ : f Manchester. The baby has two tempo of 231 Wells St. The baby has DEAR 5,000 kids light up for the first time 1 brothers, Todd Bishop, 6, and three brothers, Robert Jr., 20. READERS: every day. Why? Peer pressure, no Jason Bishop, 3. Pryce, 17, ond Preston, 4, and two Tomorrow will doubt. sisters, Shelby, 10, and Ashley, 2. - mark the Ninth “How about the rights of smok­ Rec, Christopher James Leigh, Annual Great ers?" you ask. Of course they are son of Linda (Panciera) and American Smo- Dear Abby entitled to smoke if they wish. But Collet, Jaclyn Michelle, daugh­ they will have to find a place where Lawrence S. Rec of 62 Porter St., ter of Judith (DellaFera) and kteut, an up­ was born Oct. 16 at Manchester Patrick Collet of 8 Penn Road, was beat, good- Abigail Van Buren they can smoke to their hearts' humored, content without offending those Memorial Hospital. The maternal bom Oct. 2 at Manchester Memor­ one-day cam­ who can't tolerate it. grandparents are Milton Panciera ial Hospital. The maternal grand­ paign to encour­ of Westerly. R.I., and Sophia parents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis age smokers to “Quitting cold turkey” is the Panciera of Manchester. The DellaFera of 252 Green Road. The quit smoking hardest way to quit, but my paternal grandparents are Mr. and paternal grandparents are Mr. and for 24 hours — just to prove they A word about smoking-related readers have told me it’s the most Mrs. Stanley Rec of Cromwell. The Mrs. Bernard Collet of 114 W. can do it. diseases — emphysema, chronic effective, and in the long run, the baby has a brother, Jonathan, 3. Middle Tunrpike. The baby has a The idea was conceived by the bronchitis and heart disease. This easiest way. Cutting down is less brother, Jeffrey, 2'/i. American Cancer Society, which year an estimated 350,000 will die traumatic, but the temptation to Tracey, Kathy Marie, daughter insists that anyone who can live from one of these. This total smoke is often too powerful to of Susan (Fusco) and Robert M. Sorensen, Ralph Peter IV, son of without a cigarette for 24 hours can exceeds the number of U.S. deaths resist while smoking just one, two Tracey of 8 Pioneer Circle, was Nancy (Clark) and Ralph P. quit forever. So, if you’re hooked in World War II; it is eight times as or three cigarettes a day. born Oct. 8 at Manchester Memor­ Serensen III of 16 LyndaleSt., was on cigarettes (or cigars) and you many people who die in automobile Those who are heavily addicted ial Hospital. The maternal grand­ born Oct. 4 at Manchester Memor­ relly want to quit, why not start accidents. may requre professional help to parents are Mr. and Mrs. Vincent ial Hospital. The maternal grand­ tomorrow — for just 24 hours? A congressional study has just break the habit. Fusco of Florida. The baby has a parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur The following information may reported that health costs from the So, if you're hooked on cigarettes sister, Jamie Rose Tracey. 18 W. Clark of 182 Mark Drive, motivate you: According to Dr. adverse effects of smoking have or have been telling yourself, “One Herald photo by Baahaw months. Coventry. The paternal grandpar­ William G. Cahan, attending sur­ reached a new high of $65 billion a of these days I’m going to quit," ents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. geon at Memorial Sloan-Kettering year in Increased medical bills and why not start tomorrow — for just Bazaar sells Latvian gifts Kelley, Patrick llmothy, son of Sorensen Jr. of Vernon. Cancer Center in New York, 4ung lost'productivity. The loss in death 24 hours? Robin (Bouton) and Timothy J. cancer is the single largest contrib­ and disability cannot be measured. It won't be easy, but I can Marta Galina, Vilma Knislis and Anete a.m. to 2 p.m. at the American Latvian Kelley of 240 Green Road, was bom Wollenberg, Justin Scott, son of utor to the total cahcer death rate. (And how does one measure the promise you, it will be the best Fimbers, from left, are ready to sell Lutheran Church on Winter and Garden Oct. 11 at Manchester Memorial Brenda (Jerry) and Timothy M. Thanksgiving present you can give Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ Wollenberg Of 45 Hamlin St., was It accounts for 2S percent of all amount of heartache, remorse and ethnic bak«d goods, handcrafts, Christ­ streets. The event will be sponsored by cancer deaths in the United States. guilt suffered as a result of a yourself — and those who love you. ents are Mr. and Mrs. William bom Oct. 2 at Manchester Memor­ It is estimated that 85 percent of all preventable, self-induced The American Cancer Society mas decorations and silver jewelry at the church’s Ladies Society. Bouton of 48 Dartmouth Road. The ial Hospital. The maternal grand­ lung cancer cases are due to tragedy?) has put together a wonderful the Christmas bazaar Saturday from 9 paternal grandparents are Mr. and parents are Lilian Fortin of cigarette smoking. As a smoker, What about "secondhand" booklet. “How to Stay Quit Mrs. Thomas Kelley of 36 Wellman Tolland and Raymond Jerry of 8 you are 10 times more likely to die smoke? Is it actually damaging to Through the Holidays.” It’s free. Road. Lawton Road. The paternal grand­ non-smokers to be in the presence Pickoneupat your local American mother is Patricia D. Wollenberg of lung cancer than a non-smoker. Randall, Chriftopher Colin, son This year there will be 98,000 of those who are smoking? Accord­ Cancer Society office, or write for of 154 Hilliard St. The baby has a lung cancer cases among men and ing to Dr. Cahan, the answer is yes. one, and please include a stamped, About Town of Lt. Eric and Mindy Randall of sister, Jennifer Marie. 48.000 among women. Of these, Furthermore, studies reveal that self-addressed envelope. The ad­ Groton, was bom Oct. 22 at the 87.000 men and 38,000 women will the children of smokers are more dress is In your telephone book. Groton Naval Base Hospital. The Bousquet, Joshua Jean, son of die of the disease. The number of prone to lung problems and aller­ P.S. A favor, please? If you quit Cystic Fibrosis sets auction Stroke group eeeks volunteers Horald pbotot by Pinto matemdl grandparents are Mr. Tamara J. (Fisher) and David P. women who will die of lung cancer gies than children of non-smokers. tomorrow even for 24 hours, I want and Mrs. William J. Seibert and Bousquet of Hebron, was born Oct. For years I have begged my to hear from you. Then write again BLOOMFIELD — Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of The Volunteer Stroke Rehabilitation Program is Mr. and Mrs. Robert Randall, allof 5 at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Is increasing at an alraming rate. Connecticut will hold a “Thanks(for)giving Auction” seeking volunteers to visit Manchester area residents Breast cancer used to be the young readers. “If you smoke, quit and let me know how long you were Manchester. The maternal great- tal. The maternal gi^andfather is biggest killer for women — now it's now. If you don't smoke, don’t able to stay clean. Good luck. Keep Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at CIGNA auditorium, 900 who have had strokes. No previous experience is grandparents are Gladys H. Thomas J. Fisher of 8 Birch Drive, lung cancer! start!" Yet, an estimated 3,000 to me posted. I care. Cottage Grove Road. necessary. The Windsor-based VSRP, which serves 22 Crockett of Manchester and Mr. Andover. The paternal grandpar­ The wine-and-cheese preview will be from 5:30 to towns, provide)! training and offers continuous and Mrs. W. O. Seibert of Green­ ents are Paul Bousquet of Savory, 6:30 p.m. before the sale of items, which range from assistance to volunteers. Each volunteer is involved field. Mass. The paternal grand­ Mass., and Arlne Rice of Ellington. tickets for a cruise to a hot air balloon ride. For more for one or two hours a week including travel. For more Justin and Brett Benito, parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert The baby haslwo brothers, Justin, information, call 727-0046. infonnation, call VSRP at 688-5521. ages 5 and 6, stir up a Randall of Manchester. The pater­ 5, and Jeremy, 3>/^. Nail removal ends fungus VSRP Stroke Club will meet Thursday from 1:15 to 3 nal great-grandmother is Harriet p.m. at L.P. Wilson Community Center, 599 batch of corn muffins at a Kirby of Providence, R.I. Grange has early Thanksgiving Yeomans, Amy Elizabeth, DEAR DR. DEAR READER: I believe you Matianuck Ave., Windsor. Club members are stroke recent class on the Indian mean paroxysmal auricular (at­ COVENTRY — Coventry Grange 75 will have a survivors with communication problems. The group Anderson, Kellie Lynn, daughter daughter of Rosemary (DeForge) GOTT: Is there origins of Thanksgiving, amd Scott Yeomans of Route 316, any alternative rial) tachycardia. This is a recur­ Thanksgiving program Thursday at 8 p.m. at the is also open to family members. offered at the Lutz of Diane (Thomen) and Todd R. ring rapid hearbeat that is often Anderson of 2560 Boston Turnpike, Andover, was bom Sept. 26 at to removing a Grange, Route 44. Members may bring items for the Children’s Museum. In Manchester Memorial Hospital. toenail that has triggered by an early or premature auction table. Light refreshments will be served at the Coventry, was bom Sept. 22 at beat occurring in the low pressure conclusion of the meeting. Society has Saturday fair photo above, youngsters Manchester Memorial Hospital. The maternal grandparents are become thick Dr. Gott Mr. and Mrs. Henry’ DeForge of from a fungus? IV chambers of the heart. Specialists attending the class at the The maternal grandparents are 1 are not entirely clear why this St. Bridget Rosary Society will hold a holiday fair Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thomen of Bloomfield. The paternal grand­ Can over-the- 1 Peter Gott. M.D. Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at St. Bridget Church Lutz listen to instructor parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward counter medi­ develops in otherwise healthy Pet talks on ‘new thinking’ Newington. The paternal grand­ individuals, but the current theory hall and the school cafeteria. Sue Craig talk about Yeomans of 411 Lake Road, cation help? Dr. Donald Pet will lecture on “A New Way of parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert is that a sort of reverberation is set American Indian beliefs. Anderson also of Newington. The Andover. Sr .-CMii up. This is called a “circus Thinking” Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Educational DEAR ■/'LiOR Community, 645 Birch Mountain Road. The program baby has two brothers, Derrek READER; circuit,” since the electrical Anderson, 6‘A, and Brent Ander­ Genovese, Cbelsle Janice, charges bounce around in the heart is part of the community’s monthly speaker- Parish fair starts Thursday Fungus Infection of the toenails is untreatable. Because certain discussion series. There will be no charge and coffee son, 4>A. daughter of (jherilyn (Labbe) and one of nature’s most frustrating nerves were damaged at the time muscle. WILLINGTON — St. Jude Parish on Old Farms Robert S. Genovese of 95 Cedar S t, Inderal is sometimes useful in and tea will be served. For more information, call Burgess, David Christopher, son and resistant ailments. The fungus of your stroke, the muscles of your 664-0711. Road will have its Christmas bazaar Thursday and . of Karen (Galameau) and Chris­ was bom Sept. 27 at Manchester Is affecting the growing portion of mouth and cheek sag due to lack of damping out this form of reverber­ Friday from 4 to 8 p.m. at the church. Memorial Hospital. The maternal ating electricity. Because other topher Burgess of 181 Summit St., your nail and. beyond keeping the stimulation. With time, you will was bom Sept. 20 at Manchester grandparents are Janice Labbe of nail closely trimmed, removal learn ways to compensate for your medicines may be more effective, RHAM gives sports awards East Hartford and Ronald Labbe your doctor will want to tiY them Memorial Hospital. The maternal may be the preferred option. handicap; frequently wiping your HEBRON — The Sports Boosters of RHAM Junior grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. of West Hartford. The paternal Griseofulvin, an antifungus drug, mouth is one such method. until he or she hits on one that Birds fly at at Buckley grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. effectively stops or controls the Senior High Schools will hold its fall sports awards Lawrence J. Galarmeau of South may help, but the pills must be Despite your tendency to drool, night for the senior high Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in the Michael J. Gaylo, director of Hawks, Owls and Windsor. The paternal grandpar­ Salvatore Genovese of East Hart­ taken for many months, the you do not have to be ashamed to be tachycardia (rapid beating). Tell ford. The baby has a brother, your doctor that Inderal is not high school cafeteria. Pizza, salad and dessert will be Wildlife, will present programs with live birds of prey ents are Mr. and Mrs. Eldred C. . medicine is expensive and the seen in public. I hope you will not served before the presentation of the awards. Team at Buckley School at 250 Vernon St. Thursday. The Burgess of Windsor. Daniel Robert Genovese, 6. infection may return after treat­ continue to feel inhibited; you need working at a low dose and ask him to alter your treatment. members,' cheerleaders and scorekeepers will be program for grades 1 to 3 will be at 9:30 a.m. and the ment. I am not aware of any to get out and lead a normal life. I admitted free. Admission will be $2 for others. program for grades 4 to 6 will be at 10:30 a.m. Over-the-counter compound that am certain your family is proud of Although a paroxysmal atrial will clear up toenail fungus. you and the extent to which you tachycardia is not serious, it is have recovered from what could very bothersome. Incidentally, In The Finest DEAR DR. GOTT: I am 73. Last have been a tragically disabling you may be able to stop an attack year I had a slight stroke, which event. by forcefully gagging yourself; Cinema Thoughts left my left cheek partially para­ this act will stimulate the vagus #lij Jfas!t)toneli Jfeagting lyzed. Since then, the left side of DEAR DR. GOTT: I have been nerves to slow your hearbeat. Tradition... diagnosed as having premature For Dr. Gott’s complete discus­ Hartford my mouth drips without me Cinema Cllv — Wetherbv (R) 7,9:10. Simon Peter was asked by Jesus for flame, explianing that it is noticing it until someone makes auricular tachycardia. I’m fe- sions of problems and treatments — Dance With A Stranger (R) 7:30, following His resurrection, “Do commonly supposed the cherubim me aware of it. Sometimes I want male\^30, 5 feet 2 and 135 pounds. of the prostate gland, write for 9:X . — The Gods Must Be Crazy (PG) you love me?" He was asked this are angels that excell in knowledge A D Y ’S f a m i l y r e s t a u r a n t The condition is triggered by stress your copy of Dr. Gott’s new Health 7:20.9:40. — After Hours (R) 7:40,9:50. and the seraphim are those who to take my family out to eat, but I ■ast Hartford question three times, and doubt­ 287 W. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER. CT 06040 am ashamed that my mouth will and-or bending over. I am taking Report on THE PROSTATE ■astwood Pub B Cinema — Plenty less it was to give Peter the (Cxcell in love for God. Senior start dripping. Is there anything I Inderal (10 mg., three times GLAND. Send 75 cents plus a long (R) 7:15. opportunity to restore himself with 1 1 . 4 4 R l . Z Z Poor Richard's Pub B Cinema — “Then I hope,” the boy said, can do? daily). Would you please explain self-addressed, stamped envelope his Lord through' confessing his Citizen Remo W illiam s; The Adventure Begins “that when I die I will be a H i . $ r v - this condition? Is it serious? The in care of The Manchester Herald (PG-13) 7:15,9:30. iove for Christ the same number of ^ THE BREAKFAST Discount Showcase Cinema 1-9 — Back to the seraphim. I’d a lot rather love God DEAR READER; Your trouble­ medication isn’t working. Is there to P.O. Box 2597, Cincinnati, OH times he had denied Him. (John Rl. 31, Msn.rield anything else I can do? 45201. Be sure to mention the title. Future (PG) 2, 7:10, 9:40. — Once than to know everything." (Encyc­ R t . 6 f ly ( 3 ” *^ some symptom is, as far as I know, Bitten (PG-13) 1:40,7:30,9:40. — Death 21,15-23) lopedia of 7700 Illustrations — Paul 456-0569 OF PLENTY” Wish 3 (R) 1:45, 7:45, 10. — Krush I think also that this confession Inritei you to join u< on the Groove (R) 1:30,7:45,10. — Target (R) Lee Tan.) (Page 762.) Mountain for fine Italian dining. ^ DAILY BREAKFAST, ’ 1:50, 7:10, 9:40. — To Live ond Die In which Christ gave Peter the Thanksgiving Dinner opportunity to give is a witness to He is right isn’t he. There is no LUNCH & DINNER Mon.-Sal. 8am-1 lam L.A. (R) 2, 7:30, 9:50. — That Was Preaents A New Direr»ified Menu Raisins have one drawback Then...Thls Is Now (R) 1:50.7:20,9:50. the greatest love of all..., his love greater love than to love God. Soup, Salad, Turkey Dinner, dessert and coffee SPECIALS Sunday Bam-l|.ni — Commando (R) 1:30, 7:40, 10. — for God. Jesus did it, and there is no greater • Italian CuUine • Seafood • Fowl • Steaks • Ribs Rainbow Brite and the Star Stealer (G) love than to love Him. and the DEAR entire cork evenly moist. — 1:30. — Jagged Edge (R) 1:40, 7:20, It is said that the young son of * 10^5 Children * 7^5 FRUIT BAR! W.W.R. 9:45. Bishop Berkeley once asked him Father and the Holy Spirit. This is November Sp^iahcT ue,.. Wed.. Thun. Only) POLLY: Are our greatest privilege and our raisins very nu­ Manchester the question, “Papa, what do the Also Available: UA Theaters Rost — Cocoon (PG-13) greatest joy. 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And you don’t put up a switches out of Growth into several profitable stock sales USA USA Natwork lUtAl [USA] Chaae B O n a Day at a Tima penny. another fund within the same during 1985 but Green also has a [CN N ] SiMMobii Today 9 :3 0 P M (3) Independem News For instance, John Green bought group of funds. Result: Green gets paper loss on 100 shares of XYZ (D IS l Adwantiiraa of Ozzle and Honlat 1 0 :0 0 P M (D The EquaNzar McCeH an Apple City bond 10 years ago for a loss deduction without leaving stock. Green thinks X Y Z has CID N e w s (ESPN] AaroUca: Bodiaa in Motion helps a college student terrorized by rob­ $10,000. The bond’s coupon rate is 6 the mutual fund fam ily. Then, if turned the corner and does not ( 0 ) M OVIE: 'M urder In T ex es' Pert 1 o f bers. and s killar pins his crime on the (TM C ] MOVIE; 'Th o M yatofious Stran- want to let it go. Green’s year-end 2 Based on the true story of Dr. John HUI, a Equ^zer. (60 mln.| percent with maturity date of 2008. Green wants, he can wait 31 days gar' A primar'a apprentice daydreams The bond’s current value is only (because of the wash sale rule) and move is to "double up” his X YZ iwnsaH im o a European caatle and meets a Houston plastic surgeon who was accused (D ID N aw e o f murdering his first wife, the daughter of $7,000. Green exchanges the Apple switch back to Growth Fund. position. He buys another 100 magical friend. Chriatophar Makepeace. (B) Independent News LatKa Karwdn, Fred Gwynne. 1982. a wealthy oilman Farrah Fawcett, ^ m El­ bond for a Peach City bond with the If you, an investor, want to shares of XYZ. waits 31 days and liott 1981. (31 Mission: ImpossIMe same face value, maturing in 2029 realize gains to sop up an estab­ then sells the original 100 shares. 7:00PM CD css N aw a o s MOVIE; Double Shock' Cdhimbo (S) Trapper John, M.D. and paying 6‘A- percent interest. lished loss, you can sell bonds or Result; Green gets the loss deduc­ CD Thraa'a Company suspects twin nephews in the death of an St. Eleawhere Craig attempts to IS) (S) The Peach City bond’s value is also mutual fund shares at a profit and tion without missing any rise in CD ABC N aw a aging physical fitness buff shortly before bring his baby granddaughter back to his ALLEY OOP 'by Dave Qraue his scheduled marriage to a much you n ^r wife, while Morrison takes a risk to protect $7,000. immediately re-establish your po­ XYZ. (D S100.000 Pyramid woman. Peter Falk. Martin Landau. 19/3. an Bsironaut under his care. (60 min.) WHAT Result: Green has a $3,000 loss sition in the identical investment. Or assume Dick Able has al­ (B ) Jaffaraorw MAKES MOVIE: High Plains Drifter' A mys (3) MOVIE: The Friends of Eddie Coyie' yo u for 1085 that can shelter $3,000 of Result: The gain is recognized for ready taken a loss on XYZ stock C6) Knot'a londkig terious stranger protects a corrupt town A crook who wants to spend the rest of his THIMK. Hsraiq photo by Pinto and has a paper profit on 100 shares against three vengeful gunmen. Clint East- investment profits. What’s more, tax purfwses. It is not necessary as ia.M*A*8*H life out o f jail finds that everybody wants to SO? of ABC stock. Able doesn’t want to wood. Verna Bloom, Mitch Regan. 1973. be his friend, for a price. Robert Mhchum, Green has improved his invest­ for you to avoid buying substan­ (SI W baai o f Fortuna ® (S ) H ighw ay to Heaven Jonathan is Peter 6oyle, Alex Rocco. 1973. ment position by increasing his tially identical securities. sell ABC because he thinks ABC a s MacNaM-Lalirar Nawahour Holiday helpers wrap wreaths intrigued when an actor claimed he saw 5A(X)U>I?^ IT ALVW^ M WtOLB (W (NELL THEM Lf?TEW,LAPy, should differ at least >/? percent in divisional senior vice president of your broker or accountant for (U SA ] Radio 1890 [CNN] Prime News struggling widow's long tost father ap­ By Mark A. Dupuis when their drug costs are sub­ the Legislature convenes in the yield to maturity and five years Prentice-Hall, worked with me in definitions of technical words in [DIS] Still the Beaver pears with a seemingly erKfleaa supply of SDUFDDP.. JCX). mmvBfsicAump HOwzAeoirr,m/ W eEKl (B) Indapandant Nawa way, Hart Bochner. 1984. Rated PG. 1 0 : 3 0 P M (D ABC Nawa Nighttina line when she noticed an elderly United Seniors in Action, a Citizens for Action in New Britain Growth is part of a single manage­ realized losses by taking down can land bird that regularly AIEAI'.i B S a m a y MHIar [M AX] MOVIE: 'Conan the Destroyer’ (H) News woman waiting behind her was coalition of groups from around the Greiup, one of those in the United ment group of mutual funds, Green gains. Either way, taxable profits migrates between North America IS) Jeopardy (CC) Conan helps a queen protect a prin­ (21) ® Spaces: The Architecture of Paul buying a lot of cat food. state, likes some of the ctianges Seniors in Action coalition. can switch from one fund to are turned into tax-free profits. and Africa. cess Arnold Schwarzenegger. Grace aS) New Newlywed Gama Rudolph (CC) Controversial architeci Paul “ I said, 'You must have a lot of recommended by the task force Jones, Wilt Chamberlain. 1984. Rated PG. Rudolph's work is profiled.'(60 min.) (R). (S) NHL Hocfcay: Boston at Buffalo cats,’’’ recalled Lubinski, a senior but would like to see others, said [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Dune' (CC) A waterless 3 ) Dick Van Dyke 8 ® Benson planet holds the key to the future and the « r citizen active in community the 64-year-oId Lubinski. (ft) 24 Horas ® Wild World of Animals past of the universe: a spice known as m e­ groups in New Britain. "She said, “ It’s better than nothing," she lange Kenneth MacMillan. Sting, Kyle [TM C ] CINEMA: 'U Balance' (Subti­ ‘No, I eat it because it’s cheaper said, adding that she knows many [CN N ] Crossfire McLachlan. 1984. Rated PG-13 tled) Nathalie Baye, Richard Berry. 1982 (ESPN] N B A Today than food.’ ’’ senior citizens living on less than [USA] Check It OutI 1 1 :0 0 R M (D ® (E) (SD Naws [M A X ] Headroom FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavea Lubinski recalled the incident in $5,000 a year, and in some cases m o v i e a d]Tax( pointing to the need for a state are forced to choose between [U SA] Dragnet 8:30PM (D : Deadly State o f M ind’ A wealthy psychiatrist murders (X) Eyc» on Hollywood program now being developed to buying food and buying medicine. 8:00PM CD m o v i e ; -Lost in London' the husband o f his patient-mistress in or­ ( D Bizarre John Byner hosts this long run- MO/v\ i t a help the elderly pay for prescrip­ She said the group would like to When a young boy muit move to London der to protect his own reputation. Peter ning cable comedy senes. XL with his busy mother, he finds no one has Falk, George Hamilton. 1975. tion drugs, a program she and see handicapped people of all ages (Tj) Caraon'a Comedy Classics Chrbii^ time for him and runs away. Emmanuel included in the program, no CID NBA Basketball: New York at De­ "/V\UflC/\L. c o o f e 't other senior citizens are anxiously Lewis, Ben Vereen, Lynne Moody. 1985. troit (3) Beat of Saturday Night Live awaiting. registration fee and the income CD PM Magailna ^ Boiom Buddies ONLYi [D IS ] Mousterpiece Theater 5 u t I k n o w Lubinski says the plight of the limits raised to $12,000 for single CD ^ Tha Inaidars (CC| Nick and [U S A ] The Associates (S) M*A*S*H woman in the supermarket line is people and $15,000 for married Mackey go undercover to expose safety ® SCTV Network an example of the problems facing couples. hazards in the construction industry (60 9:00PM CD ® Dynasty (CC) Alexis IT'^ PeAi-t-Y A min.) mistrusts her Moldavian contact, who has SS Comedy Break elderly people living on small, [CNN] Monsyline > $ u K6LAP ALAPM. fixed incomes and in some cases “ A LOT OF older people, they [USA] Alfred Hitchcock e forced to choose between buying might be getting that much be­ DYNASTY II: THE medicine and food. tween pensions and Social Secur­ 1 1 : 1 1 P M [DIS] M OVIE:' Wondar 11-2.0 COLBY8 M an ' Story of a brash young night club .ii II III Lubinski and about 75 other ity.” she said. "T h ey’re still trying entertainer and his studious twin brother senior citizens who went to the to hold on to their homes, they want who is implicated in murder. Danny Kaye, Capitol last week to hear a state their own cars. They’re looking for Virginia Mayo, Donald W oods 1945. John James (I.) and Maxwell WINTHROP ^by Dick Cavalll task force approve recommenda­ a decent way of living.” Caulfield (r.) are first cousins 1 1 :3 0 P M CSD Dynasty tions for implementing the pres­ The legislation passed this year h e s ANNOUNCING S ) Hawaii Five-O WHAT DO VOU H&\R OH, ' DOINGr (5REAT,' r SUPPOSE HELLTURN cription drug assistance program. calls for a 15-month pilot prescrip­ Jeff and Miles Colby, and HE MADB THE VAReiTY PRO AFTER. HE LEAVES Emma Samms portrays Fal­ The Honeymoonarm FRCWVOUR. BI50TH ER And while pleased with some of tion drug program, which would lon Carrington-Colby, In "Dy­ GD Second City TV SERAUD? e night. THURSDAY, NOVEM­ @ ABC News Nightline BER 21. who met income guidelines would done to begin the program. ® Ten O'clock News PKk: pay a 915 fee to register with the The long-term future of the Comedy Tonight cAiauU' program and would then pay no program also may be in doubt, CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME GRAND OPENING [CNN] Sports Tonight more than $6 for prescriptions. since some legislators say they [ESPN] SportsCenter The annual income limits would have no way of knowing how much 1 1 :3 5 P M d3 Entertainment Tonight be $9,000 for single people and it will cost the state once it is in $12,000 for married couples as well operation. 1 1 :4 0 P M [M AX] MOVIE: Where Astrograph th e Boys A re '6 4 ' (CC) Four college as people who met the guidelines The program ’s annual cost has women travel to Fort Laud^dale for some after deducting their yearly pres­ been estimated at $12 milfion, but Crossword fun and romance but run into problems of cription costs from their income. legislators say that figure is AND CLOSING one who always tries to upstage others. the heart. Lisa Hartman, Russell Todd. who can't manage things (or themselves The task force recommenda­ preliminary and could go up 1984. Rated R But he won't steal your limelight today. will be leaning on you. depending on still- unknown fac­ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Do not GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Before at­ tions include several changes from ACROSS 4 Waitsr's reward Answtr to Previous Puzzle 1 1 :5 5 P M [HBO] MOVIE: T w o o f a let self-doubts give you negative vision tempting new projects today, think out the legislation approved earlier tors, such as how many people take 5 You (Fr.) Kind' A self-styled inventor and a bank s T Y HI " o T o teller are chosen by the Supreme Being to ^ B ir t h d a y pertaining to the outcome of events to­ all of their aspects in advance. This will this year by the General Assembly, advantage of the program. 1 Cave 6 Japanoae port o M A L A N prove mankind's worthiness. John Tra­ day. Everything Is going to work out fine. help you make wise judgments. and thus the proposals must again Lubinski said she and other A Nov. 21, 1965 7 Rut 7 Nitty— volta, Olivia Newton-John. 1983. Rated Just believe in yourself and your CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) If your goals go before lawmakers for action. senior citizens will continue to M A L A D 1 R E PG OF T H E abilities. 13 Proportions are clearly defined today, your chances Among the changes were includ­ monitor the progress of the pro­ 8 Hindu qusen A N M D D E R You are now in a good material growth 1 2 :0 0 A M (D Bamahy Jonaa AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) You'll be a (or success are belter than' usual. Be ing people who meet the guidelines gram and to push for changes when 14 Floated cycle, and increases in your holdings are 9 Not on O GS ® Comedy Break welcome addition at any social gather­ single-minded regarding your likely in the year ahead. Unexpected 15 Shangri-La 10 Comolia____ c o a s S A Y ing today. But be sure that a sensitive objectives. j d G i Uncle Floyd spurts forward will occur each time 16 Ultimataly (Lat, friend who may tag along feels Included. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Plans that are ex­ Skinnar O R c E R O ® MOVIE: 'Justine' A beautiful but ruth­ things seem to be slowing down. 2 wdt.) PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) Your possi­ citing to you should not be discussed to­ 11 First word of K A T e ] T A u less woman uses her family and friends in SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) Today a co­ day with people who are negative think­ NBC to leave ‘30 Rock’ 17 Blihop's her schemes to send arms to Israel. Anouk bilities for personal gain look encourag­ E L O G [p A R D worker might try to lake credit for some­ ers. Instead, talk 1o those who could HICKORY FARMS . Caaaar's boast Almee, Dirk Bogarde, Robert Foster. But the NBC radio network now ing today. You are not apt to be handed NEW YORK (AP) — After more provinca thing you did. Step out of his shadow so help enhance your Ideas. 12 First gardan O Y 1969 things on a silver platter, but you will get than SO years, NBC is planning to operates from a building five the boss can see who was the real per­ VIRGO (Aug. 23-S«pt. 22) Joint ven­ 18 Kita M a_____ Barney Miller all you deserve. leave Rockefeller Center, the blocks away and TV soap operas 19 Judsan king c a A T R o A M former. Major changes are ahead for tures look promising today, provided 20 Go wrong dD Man from U.N.C.L.E complex that became Radio City and Bill Cosby’s top-rated show 21 Stalk vsgatabla R A G • 1 1 S M Scorpios in the coming year. Send lor ARIES (March 21-April 19) Today will neither you nor your associate have un­ 21 Support for a [CNN] Newtnight your Astro-Graph predictions today. because of the network’s presence are shot at a studio in Brooklyn 22 Russian city o T 1 S 8 E E not be without Its frustrations. But if you realistic projections. Stay within the glaaa [ESPN] ESPN Skiing Magazina Mail $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this news­ realm of reality. and from which Orson Welles because “ we can’t accommodate p H O W E R S keep a cool head, you'll be able to over­ 24 Show to a aaat 23 Hugs animal [USA] Edge of Night paper, Box 1846, Cincinnati. OH 45201. come any obstacle that bars your path LIBRA (8«pl. 23-Ocl. 23) If you show a announced "T h e Shadow” and them here,” said NBC spokesman CHRISTMASpONLY Be sure to state your zodiac sign. Curt Block. 27 Affirmativa ra- 24 Not prstty to SUCCGSS willingness to be cooperative today, all F r^ Allen told listeners, “ Holly­ 33 TasM (al.) 47 Uncommon TAUR US (April 20-May 20) It's admira­ will go well in your one-to-one dealings. wood is a great place if you’re an NBC’s leases, for just under half ply 25 Goat to court 37 Hunts 1 2 :0 5 A M GDt .J. Hooker Hooker real­ 48 Glazes izes that an officer with whom he served in SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D«c. 21) You ble to feel inclined to help those who re­ The key is to treat the other guy as you orange.” of the 2.3 million square feet of 26 Baa'i homa 36 Bristle may find yourself competing with some­ 28 Pata 49 Trade canter Vietnam is now a professional assassin. quire your assistance. Today two (seople would like to be treated. In the 1950’s, NBC’s "T od ay” space in the 70-story RCA Building, 41 Grown (60 min.) 32 Dacait 29 City in 51 TV network will be expiring between 1989 and 42 Scraping out show made the area familiar to Oklahoma MacNell-Lehrer Newshour 1997. 33 Spirit in 43 Ditcourtaout 53 Pekoa, for people who had never been to New 1 2 : 1 S A M [TMC] MOVIE; 'Oh Qodl S T O R ^ Moflam lora 30 Small ox 44 Nudga example York with live TV pictures from The network announced it was You Devil' (CC) A strugglinB rock star Bridge studio windows of passersby and 34 Flat 31 Noiiai 45 Hawaiian island 54 Hog meat sells his soul to the devil for e chance at hunting for a new home several success. Georgs Burns, Ted Wsss, Ron skaters at the Rockefeller Plaza 35 Seallicyi, a.g. 1 4 5 6 6 to 11 12 weeks ago and l)as talked to a 2 3 Silver. 1984. Rated PG. ice rink across the street. 36 Rivar in Europa ’ number of real estate operators, 1 2 :3 0 A M (B Comsdy Tonight clubs. If this analysis was correct, the The NBC studios in the RCA among them Donald Trump, who 37 Circa (abbr.) 13 Minor adjustment 3 ) Saturday Night I NORTH 11-ta-u odds favored Blast to have the club Building at 30 Rockefeller Plaza earlier this week unveiled plans to 39 Soft drinks 15 ‘ (B)Star' 4QJ8 nine, so South put in the eight. That have been the home of such build a project called Television 40Habrow0od 4AQ10 7 Improves result lost to West’s nine, and now there was television highlights as Milton 0 ) T h a l City, with a ISO-story skyscrafter, 17 16 20 ♦ K 10 3 2 no way for our skillful declarer to Berle’s "Texaco Star Theater,’’ 43 Engina apaad (S)(S!) Lata Night! By James Jacoby on Manhattan's West Side. 1* 4K6 avoid tee loss of a diamond trick. and Johnny Carson’s “ Tonight” (abbr.) Tonight's guests are Richard Lewis and pig " I’m sure we’ll have additional 21 22 1 racing trainer Judy Hertkersmen. (60 min.) Declarer serves his purposes better before it moved to California 15 48 Damp and cold WEST EAST Declarer had a high opinion of his discussions with Mr. Trum p," ® M aude ♦ A K 10 9654 4732 if he first leads a low club rather than years, ago. 47 Brim 26 26 30 31 own skills, particularly when end-play 24 28 26 W4 the'jack. East will win the king with But even with much of its Block said. "T h e ideal plan is to [ESPN] Tennia Magazine 4K5 positions were involved. Finding him­ BOPIonot ♦ J6 ♦ Q854 the ace, but he can do no better than to enterfainment production moved consolidate our New York studios 32 33 [USA] Gong Show self in four hearts, he tnunpeid the 52 City in Now ♦ 95 3 4AQ74 cash the queen, and declarer will have to the West Coast, NBC has had to and personnel in one new opening spade lead and led the nine of York 1 ; b O A M (X) Get Smart two good clubs on which to shed dum­ spill out of the building to 10 sites location." 34 as SOUTH hearts, letting it ride. East gathered in CD Headline Chaaars my’s small diamonds. If West should The New Jersey Meadowlands 55 Twofold ♦ --- the king and returned a spade. South around the city. M (X) Joe FrankNn Show have the club queen. South can force it complex also has been mentioned 56 Load distant 67 36 ♦J98632 ruffed, led a heart to the queen and About the only major network (3) Break the Bank out by playing bis jack on East’s club as a possible new borne, but New 57 Praelamationa ♦ A97 ruffed another spade. Then he played shows now beaming regularly 40 41 ® Dr. Gene Scott return, and now West would either York’s deputy mayor for economic ♦ J 10 8 2 the jack of clubs from his h a ^. He from "30 Rock,” as the building is 58 Moat [CNN] Crossfire have to lead into declarer’s 10-8 com­ development, Alalr Townsend, has Vulnerable: East-West played low from dummy and E)ast won familiarly known, are "Today," ooutegaoua . 43 44 46 44 47 46 46 bination or have to lead away from the said her office was trying to keep [ESPN] Sports Focus Dealer West the queen. ETast next cashed the club "N B C Nightly N ew s," “ U t e Night.. [USA] Dick Cavott jack of diamonds to allow (feclarer to With David Letterman” and, still NBC and its 3,000 jobs here. DOWN to 61 62 63 64 ace and then played a low club back. avoid a diamond loser.. 1 :0 5 A M 3 ) MOVIE: 'Soturtlay the Weal North E)ail Sooth What now? live from New York, "Saturday Block said the move would be tt 66 14th' Mysterious things happen to a cou­ 3 * Db). Pass 4 4 Night Live." phased, with the network hoping to 1 ConitsI lotion ple when they move into a house. Richard Pass Pass Pass Declarer was certain that West had Local TV and radio affiliates acquire a 1.4-milliqn-square-foot Open now through Christmas only. Sears, 348 W. Middle Turnpike Beniamin, Paula Prentiss, Severn Darden. seven spades for his vulnerable pre­ Jimmy Lisko of Arkansas State 2 Evaluata 17 66 also air from so Rock and Phil site in the nnld 199(te and expand 1981. empt. Because West had alrrady blocked eight kicks in the 1975 Opening lead: 4 K Donahue’s syndicated talk shbw another 300,000 square feet in two 3 Nabraaks shown up with one heart, it was very college football season to set an 1 :2 0 A M [MAX] MOVIE: 'Up the originates in the building. steps by the year 2013. county (e)10as by NEA. Inc 20 Creak' unlikely that he had more than three NCAA major college record. I MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Nov. 20. 1985 - »3 M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Nov. 20, 19«5 Hurricane picks up force V.S./WoHd Hurricane Kate A In B ri^ Storm battered central Gulf REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES and heads for Gulf Coast Coast threatened Police kill four protMters ;.| 1 M 1 Hi t 1 • A'.f *il • JOHANNESBURG. South Africa - Police shot MIAMI (UPI) — Kate grew into hurricane by Its Cuban landfall but "The chance that Kate will t- lu r vt I lO' I I . V( Ht. I and killed four blacks, found the charred body of a llS-mph hurricane today in the [ALABAMA GEORGIA REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK D.WFISH II I'.'i'H- the storm’s top winds swelled to IIS strike the (U.S.) Gulf coast is 871-140:’ another and arrested 29 people for setting fires Gulf of Mexico after a 16-hour mph early today and Frank said, entirely dependent on that Jet Gulfport and throwing stones in several townships, police assault on Cuba’s coast and a "Further strenthening is possible stream," be said. LO0iS1^A ;-’-;-.v^ V , FLORIDA said today. hurricane watch was posted for the during the next 24 hours." Oil companies with offshore rigs featuring: Police also said at least six people were killed storm-battered central Gulf Coast At 8 a.m. EST, the center of Kate in the Gulf weren’t waiting for •• New Orleans and scores injured when some 2,000 Zulu and from Florida to Louisiana. was located about 900 miles south Kate to make up its mind. ’They Pondo tribal fighters clashed during the night at . The National Hurricane Center of Apalachicola, Fla., near latitude began evacuating workers to the Malagas!. a sprawling black township south of issued the watch from Cedar Key, 25.3 north, longitude 85.4 west. The mainland ’Tuesday evening. Durban. Tensions have simmered between the Fla., to Grand Isle, La., at 8 a'.m. storm was moving northwest and While Florida Keys residents 349 EAST CENTER ST. two factions for more than a year but police said EST as Kate moved northwest at 10 was expected to gradually turn breathed a sigh of relief at Kate’s Joyce G. Epstein the situation was quiet. to 15 mph across the Gulf and toward the north. passing, Cuban officials began Miami ; MANCHESTER Two senior members of the Zulu movement threatened to become the first Forecasters said there was a 20 assessing the damage from the Inkatha were gunned down by unidentified November hurricane in 50 years to to 25 percent chance Kate would late-season storm, which raked 250 ^ • Key West. ■ i; HealReal Lsiaie Estate 647-8895 attackers on a country road near Imbali, 20 miles hit the U.S. mainland. strike the central Gulf Coast, miles of shoreline from Cayo north of Pietermaritzburg in Natal province, ”A hurricane watch means there WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION « which was battered in August by Romano to Havana. IMancheoter Brand New $110,900 In another development representatives of is a hurricane threat and you need Hurricane Danny, on Labor Day GuH of Mexico The Cuban news agency Prensa Colonial under construction fn an excellent locetlon. Custom-built striking black hospital workers warned their to monitor the progress of the by Hurricane Elena and in late Thais what we believe sets us apart from all the rest. home with 3 bedrooms, study and 1st floor family room. Pick your own dispute could spread and lead to a breakdown in system carefully and be prepared October by Hurricane Juan. Latina reported Kate caused "con­ colorsi health care. Doctors and nurses not involved in to take action in case the threat Hurricane forecaster Bob Case siderable damage and some injur­ With our individualized service, we take the time to the strike demanded the strikers be reinstated or materializes and warnings are said Kate’s future course depends ies,” much of it in Matanzas Wed, Nov. 20.1985 listen to all your real estate needs. So, when your they, too, would strike despite threats of tough necessary later today,” chief on the Jet stream, which is flowing Province. 5 a m. EST legal action against them. Caribbean Sea thinking of real estate, think about us! hurricane forecaster Neil Frank northeasterly from the Rocky ’There were no immediate re­ Location; 210 miles In an overnight report on violence, police said said. Mountains to the Great Lakes and ports of deaths in Cuba, but Prensa WNW of Key West 29 blacks were arrested in scattered townships The late-season hurricane could carry the hurricane north­ dAMAICA>7f Thinking of selling — List your home with us. Our for.stone-throwing and arson. Latina said Kate toppled the Winds: 110 mph, clawed 250 miles of Cuba’s coast ward into the. U.S. mainland. aHteniiM of. the government’s MovwnenI: WNW Agency will get you the results-you want, quickly, with lio-mph winds Tuesday, If the Jetstream does not carry radio and television stations in at 16 mph skirted Key West and plunged into Kate northward. Case said the easily and hastle free. Fire guts NAACP building Havana and forced 130,000 people miles the Gulf. storm would probably track west­ to evacuate their homes in / 2 DOVER, Del. — National NAACP leaders have Kate was weakened to a 95-mph ward toward Mexico. Havana. called on the Justice Department to investigate a fast-spreading blaze that gutted the civil rights Waite back In Beirut Dee Wolf, Nancy von Hollen, Vaiaire Chase, Shirley Schoenburger South Windsor Price Reduction $86,900 group’s local headquarters hours before a voting Sealed; Joyce G. Epstein. Deb Owens Lovely ranch with vinyl siding, within walking dl8tar>ce to school. rights hearing. Kitchen, dining area, spacious bedrooms artd hardwood floors. (4000 In New York, NAACP Executive Director down special 1 year PHA adjustable rate mortgage to qualified buyers at Benjamin Hooks issued a statement saying the FMtur* of tho wMh 8pon»or«d by Tba Manchottar Harald low interest rates. fire was spprked by a firebomb in "a tragic throwback to the overt acW qf racism which were Emissary aims to keep up momentum so prevalent during the 1950s and ‘60s in Delaware BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Terry The pro-Iranian group Islamic Jihad the French hostages, free five members in Lebanon wrote to Runcie asking him and throughout the nation.” Waite, the Church of England envoy "We have called upon the Justice Department claims to be holding the four Americans of a commnndo group Jailed for to intercede. The letter was signed by to investigate this vicious and unwarranted seeking release of four American and and four Frenchmen. attempting to assassinate former Iran­ the Rev. Martin Lawrence Jenco, a attack on the NAACP,” Hooks said. “The surging four French hostages, returned to The kidnappers have demanded that, ian Prime Minister Shapour Bakhtlar. Catholic priest. Associated Press bu­ tide of racism and anti-Semitism give aid and Beirut with some "very important in return for release of the Americans, Waite has negotiated release of reau chief Terry Anderson, American comfort to the mentally disturbed who would things to say” to their fundamentalist the Reagan administration force Ku­ hostages in Iran, Libya and Lebanon. University Hospital administrator Moslem kidnappers. wait to free 17 of their comrades who David Jacobsen and American Univer­ engage in such wanton acts of violence.” “At this time, the eyes of the world His most recent success came last State fire investigators said the cause of were convicted and Jailed for bombing September, when he won the release of sity dean Thomas Sutherland. are on two places, Geneva and Beirut,” U.S., French and Kuwaiti facilities in 'The Islamic Jihad said it killed a fifth Tuesday’s pre-dawn fire had not been deter­ he told reporters upon his return to the Rev. Benjamin Weir, an American mined, but added that it appeared suspicious in 1983. President Reagan has refused to Presbyterian minister held hostage in U.S. hostage — U.S. Embassy officer origin. No one was injured in the blaze. Beirut Tuesday, the opening day of the negotiate for the hostages. Lebanon for 16 months. William BucklCy. Virtually nothing has U.S.-Soviet summit in Geneva. “Never been heard of a sixth American — could there be a better opportunity for The Moslem group is reported to have Waite launched bis latest mission American University librarian Peter the dignity and honor of Islam to be demanded that France, in exchange k>r after four of the six American hostages Kilbum. Marcos swears In ally shown to the whole world than now.” MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand "I mpst make another special appeal Marcos swore in a former law school classmate for the press to leave me totally alone as chief Justice of the Supreme Court today, after this conference," Waite said. "I Expert warns of new eruption NEW LISTING prompting charges from human rights attorneys don’t want any more lives to be lost — that he was “institutionalizing Judicial lives of captors or captives ... wrong ARMERO, Colombia (UPI) — The "The only thing I can recommend is devastated city. 2500 Square feet, 2 family house, cronyism.” .moves could endanger lives." Nevado del Ruiz volcano that buried to organize civil protection so there Refugees lined up in the main plaza of ^ Ramon Aquino, 69, a consistent supporter of his Waite returned to Beirut Tuesday Armero in mud, killing 25,000 people, aren’t more victims,” Tazieff said. the nearby town of Guayabal to be Ranch Style Condo situated in a Business II zone with government in controversial decisions, formally after talks in London with Archbishop of could erupt again in a "colossal Volunteers and civil defense teams, vaccinated for typhoid and tetanus. Excellently maintained, end unit. Five rooms, with 60x200 foot lot, 2 car garage, became the country’s 14th chief Justice in a Canterbury Robert Runcie and uniden­ explosion.” unleashing an avalanche of meanwhile, concentrated on combating South WIndeor dining area, lower level family room & I'A baths. tified U.S. and British officials and in “The vaccine is running out,” said Oversized 8 room Colonlel. Mein floor femlly room with fireplece, 4 separate utilities - Great potential! ceremony at the presidential palace. hot ash, a French volcano expert disease and preventing epidemics in the Dr. Eduardo Esquivel, a member of a Priced to sell at It was the second time in four months that Paris with'French officials. warned. wake of a Nov. 13 eruption that sent a large bedrooms, 214 baths, 2 car garage, nice porch and sun deck. Ask­ N Colombian civil defense team who has ing $142,000. Marcos had broken with a 40-year tradition of Volcanic activity may continue for wall of mud oozing over Armero, some toured villages near Armero. $73,900.00 appointing the most senior Justice to the top post, “I have very important things to say months or even years, French Minister 60 miles west of Bogota. both times bypassing Associate Justice Claudio to them (the kidnappers),” Waite told of Natural Disasters Harquin Tazieff "The signs of an epidemic have Red Cross officials said six people reporters in Beirut. He refused to said Tuesday in urging officials to Teehankee, a liberal and frequent Marcos critic. elaborate. begun,” rescue worker Jorge Cubillos were rescued from the Armero area “Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To U s!” Aquino replaced Felix Makasiar, who stepped formulate disaster plans for the area said. ’Tuesday but it was unclear If they were U&R REALTY CO. Zinsser Agenqr aside at the mandatory retirement age of 70 after "I believe that last time a good step surrounding the Nevado del Ruiz peak. forward was taken.” said Waite, who He said at least 50 people in the village pulled from the mud or simply Just 116 days as chief Justice. All 14 members of "Perhaps in months there could be a of Maracaibo east of Armero had evacuated from previously unreacha­ STRAND REAL ESTATE 750 Main St., Manchester the court have been appointed by Marcos during made contact with the Moslem funda­ colossal explosion, not only of .gas and 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 156 E. CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER, CT. A mentalist kidnappers in Beirut last dysentery, fever and loss of appetite. ble areas. Unconfirmed radio reports A T ir bis 20 years in power. mud but an avalanche of hot ash going Volunteers burned corpses, shot said a British-French rescue team, Robert D. Murdock, Realtor week. 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W ho am I Kansas City’s star World Series pitcher And How They Could Mold A and what cabinet recently became the American Distinctive U&R Contemporary home set on a large land­ Pen* also said Israel was position do I hoMi League’s youngest pitcher ever to win scaped lot in the Highland section of Manchester. Bright airy /Future For You willing to hold direct talks with the Cy Young Award. rooms. Four bedrooms, fioor to ceiling stone fireplace in .Syria, but, "in the long run, there YOUR SCORE: SI to 100 polnli -T O P SCORE: REAL E S T A T E S E R V I C E S Cot M l ae« m i l M y to lha MineiNilir Hirali, Box 6B1, Manehootor, CL 00040 family room. Many nice touches." Call today. Offered at Reserve Your Seat - Call Century 21 appears to be no realistic Syrian St to SO pelnia — ExcaSenL 71 to 00 points — Qood. 61-70 poMts — Fair. 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 $154,900. readiness whatsoever.” «Knowts - M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednewlay. Nov. 20. 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Nov. 20.19«5 - U ' ~~KiinBKMCiwMnw«aciKiwiwiiinwiKMM«aBK tsttmmtmaMtmtmfmtmtasMimsmsmimtMtmamiimtmt 1 C S W » 1 Christmas On Main Street BUSINESS NOVEMBER 29 ___ \- LIGHTS GO ON - on the street DECEMBER 14 On Treasury notes, bills, and bonds SANTA AT THE MALL - 12-4 P.M. Bueineae TRIM-A-TREE Contest Starts - K-6th Grade QUESTION: I have a $10,000 U.S. Treasury note due QUESTION: In wriuiig about U.S, Treasury bills, TOYS FOR TOTS - U.S. Marine Corp. b i B rie f to mature next month. I purchased this note through shouldn’t you emphasize that an investor receives his 1st Prize — Bike with continuous "live" bands, For my bank. Will they notify me when the note is up for 1 0 ^ interest shortly after buying the T bill? 2nd Prize — Doll Manchester Mall 12-4 P.M. Christmas renewal? WiU they charge me for renewing? Will I get f 3rd Prize — Gift Certificate Bank promotM Lupacchino the same rate of interest on a new note that I’ m getting In ve s to rs ’ ANSWER: No! No! No! You’re making the same WKHT REMOTE BROADCAST GMng HARTFORD — Joseph R. Lupacchino Jr. of on m y present note, or only the going rate at that mistake all too many do. One of my recurring dreams I Manchester Mall 12-4 P.M. Glastonhuiy has been promoted to vice president time? G u id e is that the investing public will finally understand the 5 DECEMBER? of United Bank and Tnist Co. V William A. Doyle T bill interest procedure. FOOD BANK continues Lupacchino Joined the bank in 1905. He was ANSW ER: I can answer your third question and If you buy a T bill directly from the U.S. T r e a s t^ 8 SANTA AT THE MALL elected assistant vice president in 1972 and give some guidelines on the other two. But, for Department or through a Federal Reserve Bank, you TOYS FOR JOY continues D is o m ^ U s B* - Free coloring book for each child FREE DOWNTOWN became branch manager of the Maple Avenue absolute answers, you’ll have to ask that pair of must pay the bill’s full face value. Within a week, you • Picture with SANTA - $2.00 optional and let us be your one stop shopping-for office in 1(79. He is a past president and director questions at your bank. receive a check. PARKING A ll Occasions of the Windsor Lions dub. When your present note matures and you reinvest That check is not — repeat, NOT — an interest I MANCHESTER AREA COUNCIL DECEMBER 21 Lupacchino has completed Wllliama College, the $10,000, you’ll get whatever rate of interest is check. It is a "discount” check -^ fo r the difference • On Street various American Institute of Banking courses available at that time. If you bought your present note between the T bill’s face value and the lower price at f OF CHURCHES CAROL SINGERS SANTA AT THE MALL back when interest rates were higher than they are redeeming your present note and buying a new one for which you bought the T Mil. I will be on the street 12-3 pm Bridal Registty and several Robert Morris Asaociates-Omega • Birch Street Lot courses. these days, you’ll have to settle for a lower yield on you. Banks normally levy fees for that service. Those You get your interest as part of the T bill’s fao8 TRIM-A-TREE judging your new investment. fees vary from bank to bank. Typically, they are in the value when the T bill matures. I TOYS FOR JOY - MACC Acting on your instructions, your bank might buy a $35 to $75 range. Again, ask at your bank. If you buy a T bill through a brokerage firm or your g Drop off point is at the Manchester Mall. CAROL SING-A-LONG withi • Oak & Cottage Streets M otft declarM dividend Treasury note issued next month. Or, it might buy for local bank, you pay only the purchase price and never « FOOD BANK STARTS B.nr,t Band, 12-3 P.M. th e ^ a t c h you a previously issued Treasury note. QUESTION: In June 1985,1 bought a new 52-week, see a discount check. • Purnell Place Lot EAST HARTFORD - Joseph P. Mott, The U.S. Treasury Department sells two-year notes $50,000 U.S. Treasury bill at a cost of $46,370. Whendo l I Drop off point is at Personal Tee. chairman of the board of Mott's Super Markets . every month and other notes with maturities of report my interest to the Internal Revenue Service? QUESTION: I’m considering buying U.S. Treasury • Forest Street Lot G IFT SH O P Inc., announced that the board of directors has anywhere from three to 10 years at various times. As bonds. When will I get my interest? Is that interest tax voted the regular S-cent-per-share quarterly cash is the case with all fixed-income securities, the longer ANSWER: Assuming you hold that T bill until it free? DECEMBER 8 977 MAIN STREET dividend payable March 3,19S6, to stockholders of 1* • * the maturity, the higher the interest rate. So, if you matures next June, you’ll report the interest on your • St. James Lot In Downtown ManctiestBr record Feb. 10,19M. buy a 10-year note, you’ll get higher interest than you 1986 federal income tax return — the one you must file ANSWER: Treasury bonds, as well as Treasury COMMUNITY SING Mott’s Super Markets Inc. operates a chain of Center Park - 6:00 P.M would from a two-year note. by April IS, 1987. That’s because you’ll get the interest notes, pay interest every six months. OPEN MON. tl«u SAT.. 9:W to 5:30; THURS. -RU. S:30 ShopRite supermarkets in Connecticut and when the T bill matures. A T bill is a discount security. 2 Maple Street Lot Whether or not your bank will notify you when your Interest from all debt obligations of the federal Western Massachusetts, with two stores in wnmEBCMCMiiMiistsweveKiMDEaoeMiEAiMieMEacncMCBaiiweaiceticxMfi SMBamBKEMEOCBaOEatBUECSEttSaBKEK present note matures depends on how the bank The $46,370 price you paid for yours was $3,630 below government, including Treasury bills, notes and Manchester. I’ Wa handles things. If the bank has custody of your note, it its $50,000 face value. That $3,630 was the discount. bonds and U.S. Savings Bonds, is subject to federal use . d This Week's Special probably will notify you. If you have taken possession When that T bill matures, the U.S. Treasury will pay income tax but is free from state and local income tax. PAPER THURS. — FRh — SAT 8 Feds OK merger of banks of yoiir note certificate, it probably won’t. Check that you the T bill’s $50,000 face value. That $50,000 will •or .1 fioriii I ook No¥. 2Ut Now. 22nd Now. 23rd 8 For You! out with your bank. include your' $46,370 purchase price and $3,630 Doyle welcomes written questions, but be can nassiff BOSTON — A merger between Bank of New Your bank almost certainly will charge you for interest. provide answers only through the column. Youth Specialty-Shop England Corp. and Maine .National Corp. was c a m e ra itudio ENTIRE STOCK* T o p p o n . given final fe^ ra l regulatory approval Tuesday. The merger gives Bank of New England, the 0 30% OFF g HtMiLY SIZE ***"°*^^^^ P e a rF s 639 Mam SI.. Manchester region’s third largest bank, branch offices in Pennzoil to get ALL HEAVYWEAR three of the six New England states. Pramsaits - Saowsolts, toekets, Coats 643-7369 Bank of New England officials expect another 8 Price merger, with Rhode Island's Old Colony Bank, to $10.5 billion in 20% OFF be completed by the end of the year. At that time. For Great Christmas Gifts 20% Off Bank of New England will have over 300 branches ENGLAND] HARDWARE • MVS • YOUTH afilRLS in four states and assets of $16.4 billion. (iltM 4-20) (*IZM 4-14) The bank will absorb Maine National’s 38 merger lawsuit • BIU«I« • Slacka - Jaana NOTHING HELD BACK n 2 9 • Slacki - Jeana (l«H, OthkoBli, PcMIy Cameras Frames branches and assets of $723 million when the (HMlttNaH, Farah, Lavl. aiMM, Hm Mi Iw ) *Excluding items already on sale m erger goes into effect Dec. 18. HOUSTON (IJPI) — A jury slapped Texaco Inc. OaNiMh. Olofels) • Blankat Slaapert Camera Cases Photo Albums • Flannal Shirta * vMliNID s MlDfiDr 9V09 BgM with a record $10.5 billion damage judgment for • Sklrta ^Excluding gift department sabotaging a merger agreement between Pennzoil • Solid Slip On Swaatara • Jaraaya • TIhm uMy MMMk iiiiClMt Straps Zoom Lenses Co. and Getty Oil Co., saying it hoped to show "the • Jaraaya • Pi^am** Another Millstone cap eyed • Pajamaa *FREE Snowman Jar idea that in business anything goes is dead.” • Slack Sata BOSTON — A measure uTTiinjit how much • Slack Seta • Swaatara Tripods Lense Filters with purchasB. Texaco said it would appeal Tuesday’s verdict, and I Western Massachusetts Electric Co. can pass on LImItsd quantltss. U.S. District Judge Solomon Casseb set Dec. 5-6 for to its customers for construction of the Millstone 8 CMTETS UNDCmM INFANTS - TODDLERS K arguments before entering a final judgment. H Boys (2-20) Gint(2-14) Plus experienced personal III nuclear power plant will go before the O vtrtlli - Slacka - m REOAVS i xl l ’)t ' Cheers arose in the crowded courtroom when the “Your Quality M en’s Shop" T-8Hlt1t. BrW l, Jaraaya - Palamaa - K - I i M M S V I Mon W.'d t0-Sin Massachusetts Senate. Tt.ur til ‘I on jury announced its decision in favor of Houston-based 8 Undtnhirl*, Pw iHm Caitar Ovarall a Slack Sala g service and fast quality photo j The House Tuesday passed the legislation Downtown ManetiMtor Tfl-CHy, Vamon || I ri Ml B 00 Pennzoil. ; g M m lor Card/VISA No adlM lmoiitt on prarloua h Im . N) Opan Thura. 'til 9:00 ()‘i 1 s It !■ b no which would place a $3.54 billion cap on the cost of processing! I Thura. A FrI. 'til 900 "This is the largest damage verdict in the history of the plant when figuring it into electric rates. ^ '’f wviri siMC ' the law,” said Pennzoil attorney Joe Jamail. "There tBKeaiMcaBtwtwiiKMaHaMrietlEttnciBaiieaancietaiEcataKinf lEai Mf iEai]Bai)W)»as« )sst)E«| tncittXBUiEaxiEwisaiEfiXEexiSKteaKMiEMBatBucaKWxiBa: Millstone III, located in Waterford, Conn., is are none even approaching it. projected to cost $3.83 billion and is set for “ The jury has found they’re not going to put up with completion in May. The Twinkle of this sort of conduct ... and they’re demanding g -OldFsahlonsdPrless"j^||||||p$ PLACE 8 The proposed legislation is the same as a N { CRAFT SUPPLY HOUSE corporate executives and the people who handle their measure enacted in Connecticut two years ago. It g 50 Purnell Place, Manchester Christmas Diamonds affairs pay attention to integrity, morality and is intended to insure Massachusetts ratepayers honesty. It’s a clear warning and I think the bells are jj (off Main St.) 646-8439 s i u6 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER, OT K oiAaioNO j6-»-*24~ I do not incur any additional expense because of the I VAiue VAAiErr arooe wrrN Mowr going to sound all over Am erica.” S SARRINOa Connecticut cap, said Rep. Carmen Buell, After a trading halt on the New York Stock K TW.20|200 HOURS M D-Greenfield. S NEW ITEMS WOOD ITEMS 8 PRE-THANKSGIVING K TW .10|l2S Exchange at midday, Texaco stock had lost $3 to S Gray Mouae Heada to paint g S TW .30 3350 M 8:30-5:30 5 Perms ^20®® $36.25 a share. Pennzoil stock was up $7,625 to $57.50 a g TW .50 ieso T 0:30-5:30 » Ur ^R ------Placa Mata ' BEADS g SPECIAL WeaO-3;30W83o-s:3osi r e ^ n n share. g DIAilONO T-note yields hit a low " I t ’s a $10 billion verdict to corporate America Illfu'^MorT”'""* COLORED g M P fN D A N T ; S i Haircuts *5*® ' . i WASHINGTON — Yields on three-year Treas­ telling them that the idea that in business anything 8 SAND S a W /CHAIN ury notes auctioned Tuesday averaged 8.74 goes is dead, and corporations will be held TW .05 t 85 8 BALE ITEMS g REBATE '* TW .101126 A eeeipMa unkn heir leletL percent, the lowest level in seven years. accountable," said juror Jim Shannon. , S Was-BIInk Doll Baby Haada 50H Off Rag. Prico Not « S TW .151200 Anne hei e«er 10 yean 'hie Treasury Department said it sold $8.76 Jury foreman Richard Lawler said the decision DN Herald ptwlo by I g Pipe Cleanera (Selactad colora) $Z00 Box Not & M TW .25 1325 experience ki etyling a billion in an auction that represented the second sends a message that. "W e won’t tolerate this type of Wood Hoopo 3", 4", 9", 9" — $.50 Each Not jg W CDO eoemeUce. installment of a program to borrow an practice in our business community” A LL THE unprecedented $61 billion through Nov. 27 to In a statement issued from its White Plains, N.Y., Grand opening Saturday SETTM O Tueedey - Friday 10 a.m. - S p.m. g CRAFT CLASSES ON replenish the government’s coffers. headquarters, Texaco called the jury’s findings g Night Pay 8 MEMISBS Saturday 10 erti. - 4 p.m. The 8.74 percent average yield came from "unjustified and not supported by the evidence." Employees of England True-Value The store is the second for the England Appolntm9nt$ tieve priority. 5 Nov. 21 - nctura Album Nov. 23 - No Sew 8 # Round Cakepans Pricss • Muffin Pans offers totaling $17.98 billion. It was the lowest “ Texaco will immediately seek.ail available legal Hardware gather outside their new store company, whose main store la at Bolton V 5 Nov. 21 - Chrlatmaa Troo Fpdm 8 remedies to set aside or to reverse the findings, and it 8 • Square Cake Pans • Loaf Pans yield for three-year notes since 8.46 percent on at 277 W. Middle Turnpike in prepara­ Notch. The new Manchester store B Top Angel •2.49 Aug. 15, 1978. is confident that it will ultimately prevail." the g • Oblong Pans !• • Cookie Sheets Call 643-1442 tion for grand opening events Saturday. features quality hardware products and I “Cratt Supplies At An Affordable Price At the last auction of three-year notes on Aug. statement said. K 0 Roast & Bake Pans •4.79 •Biscuit Pans IS, the average yield was 9.53 percent. Pennzoil sued Texaco for $15 billion, claiming From left are Marc Taylor, Ann England, full-time customer service. g Ask about our 10% Discount and h ths MaRclMstar Mdl • 811 Main Street | mtb this Ad ...... Sale Ends 11/27 785 Main Street Texaco officials were aware of an existing Pennzoil- Sheri Miller and Michael Dougherty. g /^ ^ ^ Bulk Buying Discount Downtown » Getty merger agrecinent when they offered a higher M-S 9-6:30 / Thurs. 'til 8 Mans) g y | [ 0 M-8 10-5 - Thura. 'Ill 9 Sundays 11-4 cMEL Manchester, CT 643-8484 18 Antique and CollacUble Shops Dollar mixed In Europe price for Getty. Texaco purchased Getty for $10.2 billion in January 1984, the second-largest merger in gKMKtealiKieMMtieMsacsMMKsacimitafBsxacisKBNcaci ttasssttssva ItMftaKeacnHWaipextPficwacBBdsadBsiKadeacteaceuiEflCEMcS LONDON — The dollar opened mixed today in U.S. history. Europe and the price of gold began trading Jurors listened to 4>A months of testimony and October housing starts soar MANCHESTER f fractionally lower. deliberated 11 hours over three days before reaching a I TWEEDS ^Leatf Stem & Root l The dollar opened higher in Zurich at 2.1340 decision. The panel rejected Texaco’s claim that francs against 2.1295 but lower in Brussels at 52.74 Pennzoil never had a valid contract with Getty and Bv The Associated Press posted the largest one-month in­ of 1985. 8 637 Main Street FLORIST 649-2522 | HARDWARE \ Belgian francs against 52.88. merely got caught trying to acquire Getty for much crease in housing starts since a 14.7 Meanwhile, Federal Reserve The dollar opened in London at $1.4325 to the less than it was worth. The continuation of declining percent jump in March, the Board Chairman Paul Voicker pound against $1.4355 and in Paris at 7.9315 francs I Manchester 857 Main St., Downtown Manchester S Texaco officials testified the firm has a policy interest rates in October and Commerce Department said repeated his contention that cut­ 877 Main Street | against 7.9175. The dollar opened in Milan at (Next to Marlow’s) g against unfriendl^akedv^rs and would have backed expectations that rates will keep Tuesday. ting the federal budget deficit was 631 Main Street Manchester | 1,759.75 lire down from Tuesday’s close of 1,763. off had it been aware of the Pennzoil-Getty falling in the near future sparked a At the same time, the Veterans the best way to begin attacking the 1 6 4 3 -6 1 9 6 In Tokyo the dollar slipped, c l^ n g at 202.95 yen flowers I Manchester agreement. 10.8 percent increase in construc­ Administration announced it was nation’s huge foreign trade imbal­ 8 A Great Qlft ' 6 4 3 -4 4 2 5 | against 203.05. ^ Texaco Vice Chairman James Kinnear maintained tio n of new housing during the cutting its maximum mortgage ance. In a speech to a ponference 643-6346 The dollar fell to $1.3753 Canadian Monday the company did nothing wrong. month, the government says. interest rate to 11 percent from 11.5 given by the Los Angeles Chamber S Braemar Turtlaneqk S O F I Add TIjc filial Toucli! | from $1.3761 Friday. percent, effective today. It pushed soft cotton potyenter KJ " I feel the weight of the evidence does not support Encouraged by the downward of Commerce, Voicker said other 2 A ^ Maternity, Lingerie, Uniforms Hardware Store 8 Gold opened in London at $324.25 per ounce the finding and I heard every word of testimony,” he movement of mortgage rates, the federally guaranteed VA mort­ moves such as economic policy against 1^4.50 and in Zurich at $324.50 against |WaHW18aie»EaA at 3SV« on top Family Sports Shop Since 1944 i 8 Wallpaper Sale thru 12/31 during the second quarter of 1984. This the second quarter. Spending on durable responsible for both the opera­ Cawley said the agreement will Deii Sandwiches, Homemade Soup | o f a S-point drop Tueaday, when a Jury ruled that year, the GNP expanded only 2 ercent goods rose 23.3 percent, or $10.2 billion tion of a plant and management allow the authority to begin to the company must pay more than $10 billion in Tuea.-PrI. 7;0O-4M), Thura. W 0 g Cross Country & Downhiii Ski is | during the second quarter and grew by a above the previous quarter, reflecting the of the transportation of solid aell bonds to build the plant as 840 Main Street 649-3396 30-50% OFF damages to Pennxoil Co. Mon. 4 Sat. 7.-00-3.00 - Ciothing nearly imperceptible 0.3 percent during the August-September boom in auto sales waste to the plant. soon as poiaible. Wallcowering Books first quarter. The Commerce Department during clearance sales on 1985 models. uastauu'jki , ^ ^ J[ « - M ANCHESTER H ERALD. Wednesday. Nov. 20. 1985 M AN CH ESTER H ERALD, Wednesday. 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Bv^ w illiam O. Murray crack the billion-dollar American Munich currently employs a work said. “ But that has been move of a United Press international sports fashion industry. force of approximately 1,300 in P.R. thing. We don’t make any eight factories in Germany, money off those designs in the SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - CURRENTLY, THE company another 140 employees in a plant in general market because they are j ^ H O K S APARTMENTS perman ski mogul Willy Bogner, has only a 12 percent share of this Malta and 160 workers in the so specialized." IHELP WANTED HMSME FOR RENT For Sale whose family has been a dominat­ country’s sports wear market. company’s American plant in The ski wear industry, Bogner ing force in European ski fashions "We have been around in the Newport, Vt. said, is stagnated and that is part Part-time writer ta raport All real estate advertised since 1936. has launched an assault states in the ski wear market since In 1982, the last time sales of the reason his company is Coventry news and fea­ In the Manchester Herald HOUDAY/ on the American marketplace with the 1950's, but now we feel we can figures were available, the Ger­ pushing to crack the American tures for the Manchester Is sublect to the federal SEASONAL man company sold 750,000 articles sportswear market. Herald. Knowledge of a $1 million light-sound show that compete in the spoils wear field," Fair Housing Act of 1968, Available December 1st incorporates his company's fa­ the Munich native said. of clothing from the women’s “The ski fashion industry grew town affalrt necessary. whlc^mokes It Illegal to Snow Blower — Two Coll otter 1 p.m. week­ — 6 roomsin 3 family shions. films and popular music. “ Our clothes are expensive. I collection. 150,000 articles from the very quickly during the 1950's and odvenlse any preference, 4)ome. Appliances and speed and reverse, six The presentation, called guess you could say we are aiming men’s collection and 320,000 arti­ ‘60s. but the slowed down in the days: James Socks, city limitation or discrimina­ horse power, twenty-four editor, or Doug Bevins, tion based on race, color, garage. Security deposit "Bogner Live." had its premier in at the Yuppie market. But we feel cles of sportswear. About 20 early ’700,” he said. “ We had a and references required. Inch path. 899. 64662^J> America is moving away from percent of the company’s world­ brief boom period in the late '70s, managing editor, Man­ religion, sex or national ------— Sah Francisco last month and has chester Herald, 643-2711. origin, or an Intention to twNia» No pets. Working or older stops planned for Los Angeles; quantity to the desire for quality. wide sales were in ski wear while but now the market is stagnated." couples preferred. 8450 Wooden Tobaeean with 80 percent were in sportswear. make any such prefer­ fauMi* cushion. 7 ft. Very good Toronto. Newport, R.I., Parsip- 'Iliat is what we offer.” Sportswear is not the only At** plus utilities. 52S-6779after Bogner. who has been president STRETCH YOUR burger ence, limitation or dis­ 5pm. condition. 885. 649-2433/:> pany, N.J., Purchase, N.Y., and Bogner, whose family firm has market Bogner is trying to crack in budget By using one part crimination. The Herald been basically a manufacturing of the company since taking over America. He also is attempting to Ngafkga Tpga New York City. toy extender to tour ports will not knowingly accept •iNftat Tiwcft ISMIfllffMir Head GK03 Skis — 73 company, has opened two retail for his father in 1979, said the find a showplace for his feature any advertisement which Four Room Apartment — The show is part of an advertis­ of meat. Your taste buds VTVfTipi MMlfWWlM* Heat, appliances, one car Inches. 850. Call 643-5280 shops in the United States. His first German manufacturing firm was nims. Since his teen years, Bogner Is In violation of the law. 'MIism sat m ■ • bM ing plan devised by Bogner and wdn-t be able to tell the THnPIMSe 9PMVMM; only. No pets. Securitv, otter 5pm.n partially financed by BMW Ihc, opened in New York City two years built on two principles. has made movies. After a stint as a difference, but your oBtanOar “ Quality has always been the •v-jCgthBlaia lease, references. 8435. and Lufthansa to bring his fashions ago and a second made its debut member of the German national budget will I Boost your Manchester — Pitkin 4icgWI<. 64M Coll 649-3340. San Francisco this year. overriding factor for us," he said. ski team, the German ski mogul budget by selling Idle Street, lovely brick and #MI rm ith HOUSEHOLD to the attention of the American TpfVflla public. "We don’t want to be in retail.” "But you also have to have happy has turned his attention to ski Items In your home with a frame. 3 bedrooms, IVi OMygrtaB rW i Two Bedroom Apartment GOODS he said. "But we believe this is the people working for you." films. low-cost od In classified. baths, fireplace, enclosed vttrda, 865 J M "The show has two aspects — porch, 2 car garage. •imMWti"”' — Appliances, carpeting, sports and music,” Bogner said. best way for us to get a feeling for Bogner has done the ski sequen­ grovai. * atona. tiA lp iiTj- ^ references, no pets. 8450 Dinette Set — Table and THE GERMAN company has ces of four James Bond films Operation Management Priced right at 892,900...... "We taken a lot of direction from the American market. When you — Hartford Despatch Owner Agency, 644-0139. plus deposit. 643-4072. six upholstered choirs. 2 tovtflB Mothar wW MTV. We present our fashions in a introduce something new to a successfully weaved the old and beginning with “His Majesty’s needs assistant In our Good condition. 895. Coll - country, you want to do it right. the new into its manufacturing Service” and running through the fo r your cMHt Ift 649-0293.O form of a sports music video.” moving department. Classic Design — Qualltv haffla-Co»64a>49W^ The produc^tion, which involves Generally that means you have to process. In Germany, over 100 current production of “A View to Schedule and dispatch materials and lavish ex­ Foberwore Convection 40 people and 8 tons of material, do it yourself. apprentices have been hired and K ill ” crews. Long days will tras hove gone Into this Scwiptorocl . jaiaiA i "The shops also will help us gain are taught the art of clothing He also just finished his own pass quickly In busy, re­ LRMNiML ^ C kvllle — Six room oven — Excellent condi­ took nearly two years to put unique 7 room, 2Vi both aagefoi Of may not be the first invited to how well the shops had been doing. skiing instead of dancing.” sonnel Manager, P.O. a n ♦ ern four room apartment Pair Upholstered living One of these days he may franchise The plant in Vermont took tour Bogner’s other productions have Yet! I We’ve recently claanina naada, with appliances. 8400 room chairs, gold and parties, but they are usually the German ski mogul Willy Bogner, whose family has been Box 8271, East Hartford. listed lust whof you man tMMaai|(d6«4 t,44)47tL his name, he said. years to build and helped revive generally done well in Europe, but monthly plus utilities. 647- green stripe pattern. Ex­ first in line for a promotion, a dominating force in the European ski fashion market CT 06106. Please do not be looking for. 6 Room iiceording to a research team at a the ailing economy of Newport. It have had a hard time in the United phone. EOE. . Tis'a ITBii’iii A tilttfiiii 1113 after 6pm. cellent condition. 875 for Ranch In Bolton on 3 inOTM* IfMt the pair. 646-2190.O medical college here. THE G ER M A N company was also gave the company an Am eri­ States. since 1936, has tried a different approach to marketing acres. Aluminum siding, 647-3777. P •Mp^MMif started in 1936 by Bogner’s par­ can home base. Bogner’s brother "Europe has been a better Walters, Waitresses, Hos­ M g m M / Spacious Four Room The team made a study of 88 his merchandise and capturing a share of the American built In 1981, and It's only Apartment — Near bus Brown Wall hugger Noug- executives and found that those ents, Willy and Maria. The elder Michael runs the operation. marketplace for my films," he market. His $1 million light-sound show incorporates his tesses — Full and part 884,900. May we show It to .Laavfic ■ The company’s major advertis­ time positions available line. Adults. No pets. One ahyde recllner. 840. Call people with a "low pleasure Bogners did not like the ski said. "M y name is better known you today? Jackson 8i iaavaa»l car. Securitv. References. 646-2435 Otter 5pm .□ fashions of their day, particularly ing outlet before its current show, there and I make total entertain­ company's fashions, films and popular music. In addition for the hours of 9am-5pm, Jackson Real Estate, 647- ciaanuonow. capacity " make the most success­ 12noon-8pm, 10am-2pm or 649-1265. ful executi .'cs. This is becau.sethey for women. They came up with a which had a 12-city run in Europe ment films. Hollywood types are to making skiwear, he also makes feature films and has 6400 or 646-0^. anow ramwfol i Electrical hookup far revolutionary design for ski pants earlier this year, was to outfit the always looking for a story line. 5pm-11pm. We provide Call Fortnara I con conceni! ale on their work done the ski sequences of four James Bond movies. uniforms and also paid Manchester — Very Nice dryer circuit breaker box, using stretch material and the rest German national ski team. Hopefully, MTV is changing that” NewLlstlng— 2,500 so.ft., Strvtcat, 6444Mlii;> .without being distracted by small Bogner is shown her in a recent photo aboard a Insurance, paid vocations .mtiUmt '<■ 6 room, 3 bedroom apart­ dryer plug and 30 feet of is corporate history. "We’ve outfitted the German As for the future, Bogner said 2 family house, situated In ment. No pets. Referen­ wiring. 820. 649-7050.O talk, beautiful sunsets, or smelling helicopter during filming of “A View to a Kill." and profit sharing. Apply 0 Business II zone with 60 Exparianctd, MaliffaliiNT- the roses. Willy Bogner GmbH & Co. KG of national team since 19.36," Bogner he’s not lookins that far head. In person, Denny's Res­ ces. 8450 monthly plus x 200 foot lot, 2 cor garooe, vaittar avoUaMa doyg-ln m Hot Point Washing Ma­ taurant, 950 Silver Lone. separate utllltles-Greot bar own home. A ll m m utilities. 6494003. East Hartford. chine — Like new. 899. Potential I Zinsser oecapted, .full or iMMrt Deluxe Four Room, two Coll 646-7276.0 Agency, 646-1511. time. Good rata l, kHHvia*. Port Time File Clerk — "a ? * ini? MMi*IWWw.MlWn MUiirM y.MMly-far- 'Ink bedroom apartment — uol attention glvon. 0611 fully oppllanced kitchen. We have an Immediate Glastonbury — 8119,500. 6474721. f l i t Ml ftetflMiithMd'caluiKMl Moved — Must sell I Soto need for a file clerk In our Includes heat and hot loveseat, choir, Ethan New listing. Focus on the water. 8525 monthly. 649- Allen tea wagon, desk, GE busy personnel office. Ex­ future bYchoosing unique 643-2711 perience desirable but not 3 bedroom home featur­ 4003.______refrigerator and oil point­ ings. 6469261. Classified.. 44 Household Goods 62 necessary: Light typing ing gloss sliders to deck AAanchester — Available Store/Office Space For advertisements to be Business Opportunities .22 ability preferred, duties overlooking Inground Notices Resort P ro p e rty ...... 45 Misc. lor Sole 63 Rates nriH D M ES H ^ H D M E S O g HOMES ROOMS Immediately. One, two 25' Color TV. Console. Situation W anted ...... 23 published Monday, the dead­ to Include sorting moll, pool and beautifully and three bedroom apart­ N 64 Minimum Charge; Phileo, pecan wood. Ex­ Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. filing, research ond other landscaped yard. Super 1 ^ FDR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT ments. 8425, 8495, 8525, Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent , 47 Pets 65 $3.00 for one day clerical duties as re­ cellent condition. 8225. Personals...... 02 neat and clean home with heat and hot water In­ 649-9975 otter 6om or Announcements...... 03 Roommates Wanted 48 Musical Items 66 P e r W ord: quired. We offer a 5 day finished room In base­ Government Homes from East Hartford — 8110,000. Gentlemen Dnly. Central cluded. J.D. Real Estate, Read Your Ad work week with 25f lexible Matchless I - Meticulous I weekend. A u ctio n s...... 04 Recreational Items 67 1-2 days .20C ment. Call for exciting 81 (U Repair). Also delin­ New to market. Extra location, kitchen prlve- 646-1980. Real Estate .18C hours. Candidates may details. Sentry Real Est­ quent tax property. Call 7 room Cope In preferred nice 3 bedroom, 1'/> both, Antiques 68 3-5 days Classified advertisements South Farms... 1st floor ledges, parkino available, Kenmore washer & Services apply of our corporate ate, 643-4060. 1-805-607-6000, Ext. GH-. steel sided Cope has re­ security and references Like Private Home — 3Vi Homes tor Sale ...... 31 Tag Sales 69 6 days 16C are taken by telephone as a office, Monday-Frldov, family room with fire­ Dinette set with a For­ 51 70 26 days .12C 9965 for Information. ceived much loving care required 643-2693. room apartment. Base­ Financial Condominiums ...... 32 Services Offered Wantelb to Buy convenience. 9am-3pm or coll 269-3301, place, enclosed porch and from original owner. Well ment, appliances. Work­ mica top Includes 4 Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering 52 The Manchester Herald is ext. 210. Motts Shoprite Inground pool. 8125,900. designed new Kitchen ing single adult, married chairs. 646-6477. M o rtg ages...... II* Be on early bird I Blan­ Pleasant room for ma­ Investment Property 34 Building/Contructing 53 responsible only for one incor­ Supermarket, 59 Leggett odds sparkle to this 8 ture, working gentleman. couple. No children, pets. Used Refrigerators, Personal Loans...... 12 Roofing/Siding 54 Street, East Hartford. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED chard 8, Rossetto Real room home. A must to 643-2880. Business Property ...... 35 Automotive rect insertion and then only Estate, 646-2482. Kitchen privileges, park­ Washers, Ranges Insurance...... 13 Resort Property ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing 55 Deadlines for the size of the original EOE. M/F. see. Sentry Real Estate, ing, near bus line, referen­ Cleon, guaranteed, ports yvanted to Borrow ...... 14 643-4060. F lo o rin g ...... 56 Cors/Trucks tor Sole 71 For classified advertise- in sertion . Go Bock In History and ces required. Coll 647-9033. Rockville — 3 rooms, one and service. Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 6^ Income Tox Service.. 57 Motorcycles/Bicycles 72 menfs to be published Tues- Errors which do not lessen $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ experience a beautiful li­ bedroom. Includes heat Rentals Brand New — Manches­ a n d h o t water, Main Street, 643-2171. Employment Services Wanted 58 Rec Vehicles 73 day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement festyle In this modernized ter, 8110,900. Colonial APARTMENTS Room s for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by an i ^ 8 room house. Gorgeous under construction In on 8325/month, available De­ For Sale chestnut floors. 7 Firepla­ I ^ F O R RENT cember 1st. One month Corner TV Cabinet — & Education Apartm ents for Rent...... 42 Autos tor Rent/Lease . 75 before publication. additional insertion. lADAP excellent location. . Yield house dork pine. Misc. Automotive 76 I BESTIII I ces. Blanchard 8, Rouetto Custom-built home with 3 security. 635-1386.______Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent’ ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal 61 Real Estate, 646-2482. Holds up to 19” TV. 8200. bedrooms, study and first Manchester — Two bed­ 649-4832. I PART TIME $ room apartment, 5 Manchester — Five room, V 00 IT NOW! floor family roorh. Pick two bedroom, newly re­ your own colorsi D.W. rooms, second floor. Re- Beautiful Decorator I JOB IN TOWN! FULL & PART TIME frl aerator, gas stove & decorated apartment I HELP WANTED Fish Realty, 643-1591 or with oarage. Located In Chairs — Velvet backing. 871-1400. garage. No pets. Two 8300. Fireplace screen, LOST AND FOUND help WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED help WANTED HELP WANTED I »5« hr./8tarl $ CASHIERS! STOCKERS! months security. 649-6316. center of town. 8425 plus HD help WANTED HD [ID HD OD HD HO utilities. Zinsser Agency, 820. New ladles 3 speed Price Reduction — South bicycle, Schwinn, 8100. Typestetter — Weekly COUNTERSAIES! ^ u r rooms — West side, 646-1510, 646-1511. Lost — 6 Month old, Secretary to Sales Man­ For as low as a $5 Invest­ Janitorial —^pApartment Part Time Custodial Are You Making What I No dress code. Casual fun atmos- | Windsor, 886,900. Lovely 649-8692. orange, tong haired, male ager of small manufactur­ ment, you can sell Avon at complex. So me heayy lift­ Work — Evenings. Bolton newspaper seeks expe­ Whether you’re looking Ranch with vinyl siding, stove and refrigerator. rienced typesetter to set You’re Worth? Join us on PROOUenON WORKEIIS 8365 a month plus secur­ tabby with flea color. On ing company. Diversified work or In your spore ing. 40 hour week. S5 an and Andover area. Call Tuesday, November 26th, I phere. If you enjoy talking on the I for a career or simply within walking distance to HOMES Pecan Wood Bedroom Set nriedlcatlon. VIcIntv skills, knowledge of word time. Earn up to 50%. Call hour. Call 289-2010, Mon­ 649-5334. grocery and display ads We have openings in the school. Kitchen, dining ity. Dne year lease. No — Queen size bed, mat­ Store Clerk and Delivery Career Night. Ramada I phone, we might have a job for you. X an enjoyable place to following areas: FOR RENT Starkweather Street. 644- processing helpful. Call Marie, 523-9401. person for modern phar­ day thru Friday, 9am- on a Compugraphic area, spacious bedrooms pets. 872-1709, 9am-5pm. tress & bpxsprlng, chest, Inn - Riverside Drive - work; lake a look at 2966. Personnel Department, macy part time nlghtsand Spm. Editwriter 7700. Good East Harford. 7:00pm- I We offer a guaranteed salary with | • General Fectory Workers and hardwood floors. night stand, dresser with 643-1531. EOE. Temporary Holiday Help weekends. Pleasant work­ pay, excellent working 9:00pm, Bring a friend. I bonuses. Work done from our office, | ADAP, the largest re­ • Sewers, eiperlenced or 84,000 down special one Manchester — Four two mirrors, excellent Wanted — Well groomed, ing conditions In large conditions. Call 633-2025, tail automotive chain In willing to learn year FHA odlustoble rote room, two bedroom, Vh condition. 8850.649-6311 or ask for Sue. Hear About Century 21 & • Maintenance peraon Mothers — Send your moture person for coun­ shopping center. Apply at Arbor Acres Farm seeks Metropolitan Insurance g two evenings a week and/or Satur- g the NortheastI If you're mortgage to qualified baths. 8415 monthly plus 627-9816. full and part fime poultry familiar with carpentry buyers at low Interest Manchester — 7 room children to school then ter and telephone work once to Manager, Llg- and how they could mold g day mornings. Call Michelle, 647- g willing to learn, we're utilities and security. No house, I'/i baths, applian­ -Lost — Cat, Siamese come to work for us. Light thru Christmas. Brown’s getts Pharmacy, Parkade Full or Part Time — Take farm workers. Call Jim a future for you. Reserve To apply, please call: rotes. D.W. Fish Realtv,| pets. Available December United 22 cu. ft. upright cross, tiger gray, McKee charge office assistant for Fracchia, 633-4681. g 9946, Mon. or Thurs. Eve, also Sat. g willing to teach you 643-1591 or 871-1400. ces, centrally located. freezer, cream color, 10 office and telephone Flowers, 643-8455. shopping center, 404 West your seat. Call Century 21 946-1737 7' 16lh. Frank SplleckI, 643- 8695 plus utilities, two Street/Campfleld Road work. Morning or after­ Middle Tpke., customer service, order $ morning. \ g about the growing Held 2121. months old, has lock. 8500. Jackston-Showcase, 646- Ask for Personnel Looking for a Family — months security. Call 646- area. Reward. 643-5352. noon hours, 646-5666. Secretary — Challenging Manchester. processing and accounts Elecfrlclan — Journey­ Day Care — Da yau like 1316. of retail automollves. 742-7638. position In Manchester payable. Salory commen­ m an’ s license, expe­ babies? Why not work 1-6 or To learn more about Distinctive U & R Contem­ Five Room Duplex — 3 ______Lost — Four month old surate with experience. rienced In commerical. In a pleasant atmasphere porary home set on a Rug, blue, beige or green. Federal, State and Civil law office with flexible LPN/RN full or part time our opportunities call: THIS LOCATION bedrooms, back closed Bolton, 7 Room Colonial, Calico kitten. Service lobs now availa­ hours. Experience pre­ 649-3900. Industrial and residential with loving babies. large landscaped lot In the porch, rec room, applian­ Room size. Podding also. S4/hour. If you are a for busy growing family 1-624-3907 anytime $ Mark In Manchester any Highland section of Mon- V/2 baths, 2 cor garage. 3 Woodbrldge-Avondale- ble In your area. For ferred, non-smoker. Call work. Benefits, good medicine practice. Call CURRENTLY ces, carpeting, refrigera­ 875. Call 644-4147.0 («reen area. Reward! 643- Clerk Typist — For gen­ wages. Call 875-5905. mature person and Inter­ weekday at 649-2885. chester. B rig h t airy room apartment, utilities Information, call (602)837- 649-0150. Dffice Work — Full time. 646-0166. tor, Installed washer are Included. Room with 2513. 3401, Dept. 1258. Figure aptitude, typing, eral office duties, pre- ested, please call Man­ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ggg$gf rooms. Four bedrooms, dryer hookup. 8550 Electric Stove — White. 30 I INVOLVEO IN A ..floor to celling stone fire­ kitchen privileges. Call Driver — Light delivery customer contact and vlous experience chester, 643-5535. Waitress — Days, Part or monthly plus utilities. No x 26 X 36, 850. 643-1986.0 Lost — Sterling pin with preferred. Full or part place In family room. pets, security deposit, 643- Norma at Century 21 Ted- Full and Part Time Per­ Monday thru Friday, other general and varied full time. Apply In person, ford, 647-9914, evenings, pearls, at Trinity Church sons wanted to work In 8am-5pm. 649-2022. office duties. Full benefit time. East Hartford of­ Respansible Persan for LABOR DISPUTE. Many nice touches. Call 5014. Red Colonial Print Sofa — Fair on Saturdov, 11/16. Corpenters Needed — For LaStroda, 471 Hartford today. Dffered at 8154,900. 643-8375. kitchen with other girls program Including dental fice. For appointment, occasional babysitting Road, Manchester. Good condition. 646-1757.0 Reward. 643-7622. moking sandwiches and Part-time correspondents paid. Call 528-1815. coll Miss Miller, 289-0256, residential building. Call nights and weekends for PICTURE THIS Joyce G. Epstein Real Manchester — Available other kitchen duties. Call to cover scholastic sports 10am-5pm. after 5pm, 649-7071. our 2'/3 year old daughter. Estate, 647-8895. Immediately. Second STORE AND 2 Dietary Aide — 6am-2pm MISCELLANEOUS Impounded — Male, 3 649-0305. events in the Manchester Law Firm Seeking Real Crane Dperator — Hy­ Located on West Street, floor, 5 rooms plus. 8475 OFFICE SPACE I years, mixed breed, brln- four days a week. Dppor- area. Sports knowledge Estate Secretary to han­ Veterinary Assistant- draulic. 5 years expe­ Bolton. Coll 643-7427 after tunlty to work In a clean H o i CONDOMINIUMS plus utilities. ,.lncludes I FOR SALE dle, 299 Oakland Street. essential; newswrltlng ex­ dle closings. Experience Receptionist — Call 643- rie n ce . C a ll 528-2101 5:30pm. SECURITY | 3 Z j r 'stove and refrldgerotor & 'Female, 2 years, black and pleasant kitchen at FOR SALE Office'Space — Excellent perience desirable. For preferred. Good benefits, 7875, 2-5pm except between 9am and 4pm. Manchester Manor. Call WATCHPERSONS one parking space, cen­ location with ample park­ Chopee — Wood/Coal and white, mixed breed, on appointment, call Len pleasant working condi­ Wednesday. Cashler/Telephorfe Re­ $ EXTRA MONEY $ trally located, children Burning stove. Excellent 154 Park Street. Male, 3 ceptionist — 8am-5pm Mrs. Smith, 6464129. Ranch Styled Condo — ing. 600, 400 & 300 sq. ft. Auster, sports editor, tions. Reply to Box J, c/o Dishwashers — Part time accepted - no pets. Secur­ office suites ore now condition. Original cost, years, mixed breed, black Manchester Herald, Manchester Herald. Monday thru Friday. Ex­ Currently accepting ap­ Excellently maintained, ity and references re­ 8400. will sell for 8150. and white, Lenox Street. Accounting — Tax pre­ positions available for Full Time Tellers— Apply plications for Security end unit. Five rooms, with avollable. 649-2891. parers wanted. Must be weekdays before 10 a.m., first and second shift. cellent fringes. See Mr. With Your Otwn Part-Time Job.' quired. 643-2920 after 6. 643-4022. Call the Manchester Dog 643-2711. Teaching Assistant — Im­ Willis, Carter Chevrolet, Savings Bank of Man- Watchpersons for dining area, lower level experienced and/or Apply In person, Denny's* chesfer, 923 Main Street, maintenance shutdown family room and V/t Prime-Space Available — Warden, 646-4555. school trained. Hourly mediate morning position Concrete Foreman — For Restaurant, 950 Silver 1229 Main Street, -Man­ Manchester. Brookfield Vernistein Snow Tires, chester, 646-6464. 646-1700. An excellent opportunity for period at electric power baths. Priced to sell of Tolland Industrial Park, wage and bonus plan. Full Assistant Manager for in child care center with commercial and residen­ Lane, East Hartford. Street. 3 bedroom, 2nd new building. 2,500-22,000 205/70 SR14, like new. 27' 0 station. Minimum age 873,900. Strano Real Est­ or part time openings, AM family restaurant. Cook­ preschoolers. 30 hours per tial work. Experience floor, 2 family, fully ap- sq.ft. Reasonable rotes. H Shogun 400 Touring bike. or PM hours. Phone Bene­ ing and management week. Call 646-7160 be­ with Duroforms required. Housewives and Mothers with 19, women and retirees ate, 647-7653. pllanced, wall to wall. Best offer. 649-2166. tween 8am and 3pm. in good physical condi­ & D Associates, 875-5803, ficial Tax Center at 646- skills necessary. Call for Excellent wages paid. For Aiito Office Insulated, garage, washer 872-4706. PERSONALS Interview, 643-1143, ask tion encouraged to 4156, ask for Steve. EDE. appointment, call J & H young children bring them and dryer hookups. Avail­ Radio Control Rbre Gloss for Cynthia. Are you an outgoing, Concrete Services, Inc., M a n a g e r K-MART apply. High school di­ Rsntals able December 1st. No I'Reassure that special ploma or QEO with no Office Space For Rent — Cessna Airplane. New In responsible person look­ between 7:30am and 5pm, If you ore an experi­ pets 857S. .onth plus utili­ so. ft., one mile someone of your love by Full Time Waitress Days ing to make some extra HELP WANTED police record. $6 per 12,000 kit. 865 or best offer. 646-5324. enced automotive office with you and ties. 647-1225. from UCONN. 4294421. 649-0670.Q telling ' the whole world and part time dishwasher- money by working In a manager with s stable hour to start. Clean how much you love them prep person nights. Apply small office? If you like background and can babysitting I ^ c o s t s . working conditions, 3 Rooms, Clean quiet 1st Manchester — Five room with the Manchester He­ Feast Restaurant, 250 dealing with people, this Leundiy worker, Monday MERCHANDISE EMPLOYEES overtime hours, no FOR RENT floor apartment. Heat, office suite, excellent sign Great Christmas Gifts I rald! Call the classified Reliable Babysitter show excellent refer­ Hartford Rood, Manches­ lob Is for you. Two nights thru Friday from 1 pm to 5 ences, we have the poal- heavy physical activity appliances. Prefer older visibility. Parking. Could Set of 13 Transformers. 'department today and Wanted for pre schooler ter, between 11am and per week and Saturdays. pm, some Saturday work. CASHIERS 899 or will sell singly. and infant ofternoons In tiqn of a lifetime. Our lo­ required, and opportun­ married couple or retired be combination apart­ place your personal mes­ 3pm. Flexible hours. Call Deb­ -'lady. References, secur­ Please coll 6469995ji sage. 643-2711, 8:30am to Bolton. Dwn transporta­ The Steak Clgb, Inc. cal dealer client, one of STOCK ity for advancement os a Ladles Dnly — Nice, aulet ment. Frank SplleckI, 643- bie at 643-2171. room for senior citizen or ity, no pets. Landlord 2121. 5:00pm. tion. Please call 646-7246- Business Oft Ice the moat prestigious in professional nuclear se­ Hairstylist— Full time for 80 Hillard St., Manchester the area, has a full man­ working girl located on llve-ln. 6464113. mornings, evenings, full service salon. Expe­ Fire and Smoke Damage Full time and part time positions curity officer. Apply on Commodor Vic 20 Compu­ weekends. 646-2200 agement position avail- bus line. References and ter — Color, manual plus rienced preferred but no Restoration company November 19 - Novem­ securitv. After 5;30pm, For Rent — January 1st. IMI8CELUNE0U8 following necessary. Call seeks full and part time abla due to retirement. available. Experience not neces­ FOR BENT monitor attachments. Carpenters helper! Position offers top pay. ber 30. 1985. Bring an call 6444393. Five-room duplex. Fire­ I New. Excellent starter Command Performance workers. Start at SS. Call place, large kitchen, lANNOUNCEWENTS wanted. Willing to learn* MEDICAL full benefits and the op­ sary. Many employee benefits. 22 Hours Per Week original end one copy of computer. 825. 6499932J] of Manchester, 643-8339. 9am-3pm at 6464855. your birth certificate, Manchester — Cleon, stove, yard, basement, Manchester Industrial trade, some experience SECRETARY portunity for a most Apply in person daily, Monday, quiet room, completely washer-dryer hookups, Emergency? In Manches- necessary. Must have: comfortable and stable high school diploma or and Warehouse. 720-19,100 Seeking Responsible per­ Salary Plus Gas Allowance furnished Including lin­ convenient location to bus square feet. Oft 1-394. Coll 20 lb. Monster Maul Wood '^ter, dial 911 for fire, own hand tools. Call be­ son, excellent with child­ Full time for doctor's working environment. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, QED, DD214, social se­ ens. 840 weekly plus, 2 spllter with steel handle. tween Sbm-8pm. 647-8722. stops, parking for one cor 643-2414, b ro ke rs ‘police, medical help. ren for babysitting 8 year office in Manchester. All fees paid by the em­ curity card and driver's weeks securitv. Coll be­ only. No pots. 8625 820 firm. 6439901 J] ployer. All replies will be from 10am to 4pm.Saturday, 12- SOUND INTERESTING? protected. Clerk and Cashier for old In my home, 3-7 In Mbst be en experi­ You coh'be ■ Herald Area Advlsar and handle and licenee. For further in­ tween 44pm, 6464832. monthly plus utilities, se­ Data Entry Clerk — For modern health food shop evisnlngs. Call 647-1101. held In strict confi­ 4pm . supervlsa our carrier boys A girls. If you like kids - formation call 344-1258. curity deposit, lease. Coll Sales Department of enced typist with solid Exercise Bike — 820. a il and nutrition center dence. Please call to ar­ ‘ warn a little independence and your own Income.^ Bums International Se­ Manchester — Single 647-1004 after 5pm DO A TWO-WAY fa v o r... small manufacturing background in medical range on interview at 647-M02.a nights and weekends. Responsible, experienced curity Services, 98 sleeping room fbr work­ weekdays. get extra cosh for yourself m HELP WANTED company. Duties Include Pleasant working condi­ mechanic wanted for welt terminology and insur­ your convanienca. ing gentleman. Share order entry, sending ac­ ance forms. Paid medi­ Mapehester K-Mart Washington Straat, and moke It possible for Tools, Cement Mixer, Me­ tions. Apply at once to established service sta­ AiilBflNitvs bath, no cooking. No pots. One Bedroom poneled someone else to onloy tal lathe, Tl Computer, knowledgements, and In­ M a n a g e r , Parkade tion In Manchester. Full cal benefits and vaca­ Suite 201, Middletown, 8175 monthly plus lecur- P liM M N l tovta L Im. 239 Spencer Street apartment. Appliances, those golf clubs you never chainsaws, grinders, ,P«rt Time Inserters voicing functions. Coll Health Shop, Parkade time position available tion. Lucrative salary, CT. Ity. Frank SplleckI, 643- carpeting, rgtgrenoes. No use. Sell them jalth o wont .wonted. Coll 647-9946, ask Personnel Department, punching bog, 79 Sunbird. shopping center, 404 West Immediately. Coll Rich call Ruth at 647-1493. 833-8323 An Equal Opportunity Employer ' CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 2 1 2 1 . pats. 83H. 6464166. od. Coll 64641454. for Bob. 643-1531. EDE. Middle Tpke. B., 647-0562. a - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneaday. Nov, ao. 1W5 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

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Savings Bank of Manchester Video Galaxy XI — 102. Sons — 45. Manchester Community Col­ — 98. Vietnam Veterans — F3. LTM Charm — 84. Entrance lege -1 3 7 . Scandinavian Design — 48. Classic Caterers — F2. Manchester Hardware — Sentry Real Estate Services W Exit Climate Control Window — Hand! Self Stor-It Place — 18. Hartford Courant — 55. 79P. — 35. W.H. Preuss — 14, 15, 16,17. 67. Manchester Honda 185-193. Shades on Wheels — 172. W.G. Gienney Co. — 21, 22. Coal Stove k Energy Store — Healy Rent A Car — 5. Hear Again Co. — 40. Manchester Jaycees — FI. Shea Florist — 91. Water Wise — 150, 160. 95. Manchester Memorial Hos­ Simon ft Simon Tilemasters D isc o v e r Connecticut Natural Gas Heritage Kitchen k Bath Center - 143, 144. pital — 122. — 173. Corp. - 112,113. Manchester Police — 125. South Windsor Ambulance — SABRINA Connecticut National Bank Holiday Health — 6. Ye Olde Speed ft Sport House of Chung — F6. Manchester Reminder — 38. 9. Emporium — 30. — 81. Manchester Sand k Gravel South Windsor Bank ft Trust CEMTUPnr YUGO Connecticut Travel Services 110 & 123. — 44. - 5 0 . I Manchester Sewing Machine South Windsor Chamber — Contract Personnel Inc. — lA E Engine — 200. Center — 106, 107, 108, 109. 92. 89. IDS-American Express — 53. Marcus Communications — South Windsor F ire Depart­ EMERGENCY Ideal Kitchens 126, 127. 54. ment — 64. Fire — Police — Medical — Introduces — Immediate Medjcal Care Mary Kay Cosmetics — 51. South Windsor Human Servi­ 5tr Delta Maintenance — 57. Centers — 59. 52. ces — 88. DIAL 911 THE EXCITING NEW Domino’s Pizza — F4. Imperial Plumbing k Oil — Merwin Mason Supply Co. South Windsor Lions Club — I In Mencheeter Dzen Roofing Inc. — 2. 61. Inc. - 103. 66.

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It is going on display to 93 percent of all the orders first test there Dec. 14. placed for engines to power the- MANCHESTER $1 COO pound-Uinist V2S00, will be 18,000- to 30,000-pound-thrust remind residents in the area n PRODUCT SHOW showcased at Product Show that it will become a major new A3120 airliner now in 643-2171 ± 9 The short- and medium- engines. ’The V2500 is the ’85, Nov. 22 to 24, in South product of an international^ contributor to maintaining Jobe production at Airbus Indus­ Windsor. range airliners flying today in East Hartford for the next 20 tries in Europe. Bootb #39 are, by and large, a decade or consortium to meet this need. Developed by International lAE was formed by Rolls- years, a spokesman for lAE FIFTEEN PEARL BUCKS Aero En^nes, in which Pratt k more old in design. Nearly said. "We aim to sell some 4,500of This imial be pm entid «l Uw Him ol 3,000 are scheduled for retire­ Royce, Pratt 8c Whitney, and tale end maybe need toward m v Whitney has a SO percent aero engine companies of Ja­ Welcoming the opportunity these engines between now and purohaaa of •300.00 or more. One shareholding, the V 2 ^ has ment nothing the next 10 years. to show local people this newest the turn of the century,’’ he ohaok par ouelemar. tio l appdoabla Aircraft manufacturers have pan, Germany and Italy to wtdi any other aOowaneaa, already won orders worth create a trubofan with the product of East Hartford, said. “Thirty percent of that ftepeamie emy al Path IV b aa^Waeaa EigtIrM Doc. 4, ie86 more than $1 billion from four been hard at work developing Robert E. Rosati, president of work, about 810 billion worth, See The Terrific new equipment to enable the lowest operating costs and international airlines. ’The first highest reliability in its class. lAE and a resident of South will come to Pratt Ic Whitney.” one is now being assembled at airlines to continue providing 8 Package Deals on Down Hill and CMC and non-profit group9 Child care Is free smart time Cross Country Skiis-' K - 1 to buy White Stag - Ditrani Ski Businesses sponsor booths A special feature of Pro- business for 18 years and is Clothing - Kombi Gloves,' dud Show ’85 is free child owned by Sally E!dlund and from Pearl’s a South Windsor Fire De­ care. ’The child care area direded by Agnes Urdanidc. Due to the generosity of the sponsored by the Oarke Insu­ Activities planned for the and more! rance Agency. partment, sponsored by PYA will be staffed by Creative following businesses. Product Monarch Food Inc. Nursery School Inc. of South children at Produd Show ’85 w» Show ’85 will include many a Manchester Memorial include arts and crafts pro­ Hospital, sponsored by by a S(wth Windsor Human Ser­ Windsor. dvic organisations and non­ Creative Nursery School jects and movies on a big profit groups. They include: Wolff, Zackin Associates. vices, sponsored by Andre screen (provided courtesy of Furniture. is a privately owned school, pptiw*^ • Conne^cut Valley Girl a Manchester Police De­ established to provide an A1 Sieffert’s TV k Ap­ Scouts. partment, sponsored by J-D. a South Windsor Senior Citi­ pliance) selected speclQ- NASSIFF'S ideal pre-school opportunity • Cheney Hall, sponsored by Real Estate Co. k Affiliates. zens, sponsored by the Savings for young children. The cally for the kids’ B.D. PEARL A SON Mancbestep State Bank. a South Windsor Lions Club, Bank of Rockville. success of this program is enjoyment. 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Thr— Ghmmb^n coopentB 1 ■ 1 s 1 Show heads for another successful year ■ i ^rj 1 ■ include the harmonizing of the X 1 I 8 ’85 will have the opportunity to the first exhibit set up, “ With n 1 Product Show ’85, scheduled announcement of the show site Silk City Chorus. This year, CO 1 plan vacations and invest­ an exhibit of this size we need to Regional showcase is in its eighth year H I ■ ^ for Nov. 22, 23 and .24, is and dates was greater then guitarist Glen Fuge will be ■ z set it up first and work the other n 1 anticipated. “ Designated ex­ ments, see the lates in furni­ » 1 heading for another successful exhibits around it” according joining the show. His contem­ hibit space was committed ture design, talk about home home builders. Recreational Product Show ’85 is an X 1 year, according to Anne Flint, porary and country sounds care from opening to 8 p.m. n 1 quickly but we have been able repairs and renbvationis. to Flint. The South Windsor, East completed Andre Charbonneau vehicles, the new “ Yugo” and opportunity fo^T^sidents to see president of the Greater Man­ The entertainment for this were well received at the and Sons Building on Route 5 each day. Entertainment will the many and varied products chester Chamber of Com­ to open additional space for recent ’ Feast Fest In Hartford and Manchester world’s latest commercial jet ^ 1 1 Special this year is the Yugo, year’s show includes the return also be provided including and services available nearby. 1 interested businesses,” Flint chambers of commerce are just north of the G. Fox engine w ill be among the* P 1 ■ ^ » merce. In its eighth year, the of "Mixed Company,” a jazz Manchester. magician Mark Mazzarella, said. "Our goal is to offer the Yugoslavian import car, again cooperating to produce Warehouse and across from exhibits. Show participants Show hours are Nov. 22, 6 to product show draws consu­ vocal group, and Mark Mazzer- music by local groups and the « I H <=> quality exhibit space to as whidi will be exhibited by Product Show ’85. This re­ Scandinavian Design. This will have an opportunity to plan 10 p.m.; Nov. 23, noon to 10 mers from all over Connecti­ ella, an internationally known Product Show advance sale return of “ liMxed Company,” many interested businesses as Century Subaru. For those gional showcase of goods and 42,000-square-foot building pro­ vacations or travel to nearby p.m.; and Nov. 24, noon to 6 cut. Past shows have brought magician-illusionist. T tte show tickets are available at local which debuted at last year’s 3 possible to give the show-goer thinking more about air travel services has an eight-year vides the best exhibit space for historic locations. Ho­ p.m. a 1H H crowds of more than 17,000 for will also feature the jazz banks at a cost of $1.50. show. Food will also be served to 1■ X the widest variety of products there will be Me V2500turbofan history of sbowcasing busi­ this event in recent years. The meowners may begin planning Advance tickets are availa­ < 1 the three-day event. ’This ye­ sounds of the Bennet Junior Admission at the door is $2; by local restaurants and ser­ to see.” At this time, 135 engine developed by Interna­ nesses — new and old — building provides each exhibi­ kitchen remodeling or financ­ ble at all local banks for $1.50. Z 1■ U ar’ s show site is in South High, Illing Junior High and those 6 and under are admitted vice clubs in the International businesses are involved with tional Aero Engines. The en- available to consumers in the tor with highly visible space. ing for additional space. Health Tickets at the door will be $2. % Windsor, just north of the G. Manchester High School Jazz free. For more information, Foods area. H H nearly 200 exhibits planned. ^ n e will be arriving on a region east of the Connecticut Preparing for a family- and beauty consultants, craft Children under 6 will be admit­ ■ X Fox warehouse on Route 5. Bands. Friday evening will call 646-2223. Exhibitors in this year’s Spectators at Product Show 45-foot flatbed truck and will be River. This year’s show is orient^ event, the show’s ted free. For more informa­ 1 Exhibitor response to the show include a roofing com­ supplies, financial assistant being held in South Windsor on organisers have contracted tion, call the Manchester pany, video stores, appliances and pet care information will i Nov. 22, 23 and 24. with Creative Nursery School chamber at 646-2223. ■ s dealers, furniture makers and also be available. This year’s site is the newly of South Windsor for free child Yugo to be featured Product Show ’85 at a glance

The Yugo GV, the new ment that demands cars to be Sponsors: Greater Manchester Parking: Free parking on Gover­ Show has^upport of businesses in area built to last. ’The Yugo travels European four-passenger, two- Chamber of Commerce, East Hart­ nor’s Highway, Strong Road and door hatbhback automobile, to the United States in the ford Chainber of Commerce, South Nutm eg Road and in adjoining lots. will be featured at Product tradition of the Volkswagen have contributed to the product Windsor, B & B Associates Inc. Windsor Cham ber of Commercie. by the chambers of commerce Steven ’Thornton of Manches­ Show -’85. Approximately 300 “ Beetle.” Child care: Free child care, on site, Product Show ’85 has the show, including Andre Char­ of South Windsor, SNET, the .The Yuto joins the other in Manchester, South Windsor ter Sand 4i Gravel Co., Man­ dealers nationally are offering Exhibitors: More than 135 busi­ provided by Creative Nursery School support of businesses through­ bonneau & Sons of South Savings Bank of Manchester, - products at this years show as and East Hartford. chester Zoning Enforcement this autoiriobile from Yugosla­ nesses with nearly 200 exhibits. of South Windsor, until 8 p.m. Friday out the Manchester area, re­ Windsor, Clarke Insurance Manchester Oil Heat Inc., one of the many alternatives to Co-chairmen for the show Officer ’Thomas O’Marra, Do-, via, in this area it is available Hours: Friday, Nov. 22, from 6 to 10 ports Anne Flint, president of Agency of Manchester, New Manchester attorney Joel Ja- be investigated by area resi­ and Saturday and 6 p.m. Sunday. the Greater Manchester are Kenneth Braithwaite of nald Martin of Connecticut at Century Subaru, which is England Sweeping and Strip­ nenda, Wolff-Zackin I t Asso­ dents. ’The Northeast is the first p.m.; Saturday, Nov. 23, from noon to K-B Automotive of Manches­ Naitonal Bank, Ernie Hintz of exhibiting the car at the 'Hckets: Advance tickets, at $1.50 Chamber of Cmnmerce. ing I t Catch Basin Cleaning ciates Inc. of Vernon, K-B area to he introduced to the 10 p.m.; Sunday, Nov. 24, from noon to ’The product show is a show­ ter, William Hunniford of South Windsor Pharmacy Inc., product show. each, are available at local banks. Service Inc. of Manchester, Automotive, CL&P, Fountain Yugo. YUgo promises to make 6 p.m. case of area businesses and Southern New England Tele- Elizabeth Osborne and Beryl MGA Electric of Bolton, First Village Apartments, M&R Li­ The Yugo has been refined basic transportation afforda­ Location: 571 Nutmeg Road North, Tickets at the door will cost $2 each. will be held Nov. 22,23 and 24 in phoite Co., Theodore Pastva of Castellini of First Federal Federal Savings, Connecticut quor of Manchester, Lynch and improved each year since ble: the old “ car in every Children 6 and under will be admitted a newly constructed 42,000^' Connecticut Light I t Power, Savings, and Charles Mahan of just north of the G. Fox warehouse on National Bank, Manchester Motors of Manchester and Al ite introduction in Yugoslavia garage” idea. Yugo’s advertis­ square-foot building off Route S and Charles Stebbins of The Barney’s Business Interiors of Route 5. free. Sand & Gravel, Creative Sieffert’s TV & Appliance of five years ago. It is a car bom ing refers to Yugo as “ this in South Windsor. H artfoH Courant. East Hartford. Nursery School Inc. of South Manchester. from a heritage and environ­ generation’s smart idea.” The show is being sponsored Cominittee members include Flint said several businesses

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R o u te 6 plans split re sid e n ts

By Gaorsa Loyng Harold Raportar

COVENTRY - WilUam A. Dick- ■on spent M years in the army and participated in three wars. During ENERGY CENTERS that time, he looked forward to retiring to his home at 447 Brewster Road. --- PRESENTS---- In 1965, he completed his mil­ itary career and settled down to a leisurely life at'the house and 45 acres he and his wife have owned since 1939. If the state Department of Transportation has its way, GENERAL OIL COUNTRY AIR FOGARTY however, Dickson will have to 8 leave his home. The Dicksons and nine other CONDITIONING BROTHERS families living in Coventry and Bolton are in the path o f the " iV proposed Route 6 expressway, and their homes will be taken and demolished under eminent domain if the road project receives final OIL approval. A total of 28 properties will be taken completely if the ll.B-miie highway between Bolton and Co­ AND lumbia is built. One hundred and eight other property owners would lose part of their land. • 5 GAS FIRED On an existing stretch of Route 6 between Bolton and Andover, two lives have been lost in accidents between February 1982 and March FURNACES 1985, according to figures supplied Residential Oil Fired by the DOT. A total of 257 accidents have occurred, with 134 people Bathroom injured. Hot Water Cast Iron SUPPORTERS OF THE high­ way point to these figures as Maker Boiler Remodeling evidence that the new expressway is needed. John Whitham, who owns a nursery in Bolton along Route 6, 568-3500 ONE CALL DOES IT ALL 649-4539 said accidents are a regular occurrence on the two-lane road. "Not a year passes that there isn't a real serious accident,” he said. "They’ve landed in our shrubs and knocked down tele­ phone poles.” Whitham said he supports the plans to build the expressway " i f it WINTER’S makes the road safer. I ’ve seen 8o much destruction on Route 6.” Robert Munson, the owner of Munson’s Candy Kitchen on Route 6, also supports the highway’s construction. "Route 6 is highly traveled and COMIN’ we’ve seen our share of acci­ dents,” he said. Munson and Whitham said they Ifs not too late to do not expect their businesses to suffer if the expressway is built. Q "M ost of Bolton’s businessmen don’t rely on transient business,” receive GENERAL OIL’S said Whitham. "They rely on estabiisbed customers.” Munson agreed. “ The name of the game is progress. It would UOO REBATE! have no effect on my business. It would open up the area,” he said. Other supporters have claimed the highway would produce jobs General pil wants to be your heating oil Why are we doing this? We figure that once you and stabilize tax rates by bringing new businesses to the area. Critics, supplier. Besides offering you full service, and see how we perform fof you, and how we can however, say the road is unneces- competitive prices as an introductory offer we 's a ry and would pose a serious save you money, you’ll want us to be your 'environmental threat to the re­ will give you rebates on your heating oil bills if heating oil supplier. General does more, gion. They have proposed improv- ' ing the existing Route 6 instead. you sign up now! because we care about keeping our customers IF THE STATE Department of satisfied. Transportation’s plans are ap­ By calling today you will also receive a free proved, the first section of the *24-Hour EnMrg«ney Sw vIm *Compr«(MiMiv* Swvic* Plan *lntaraat highway would stretch 3.3 miles home efficiency test and 64 page energy guide. Paying Budgat Plana *Haating and Cooling Equipmant Inatallad* from Bolton Notch into Coventry. Appraisals of property that would be in the road’s path will begin later this month or in early December, said Frank J, Ferlazo, rigbu-of-way coordinator for the DOT. He said the process would take three to four months. -. The appraisals would then be used to negotiate a sale price with property owners. The DOT has warned it will take land through eminent domain if a voluntary settlement is not reached. However, the DOT must obUin an inland wetlands permit from the U.S. Arm y Corps of Engineers before any construction could begin. Corps offlcials have said a bearing on the permit will proba­ bly start in the spring and a decision will be made by the end of 19M. The dtisens’ group leading the fight against the highway has vowed to file a lawsuit if the permit MANCHESTER C.S./WORLD SPORTS WEATHER Strikers welcome Kate’s wrath sends Whalers send Neufeld 11 Cloudy, cold tonight; state labor mediator Fla. residents inland to Jets for Babych 11 rain likely Friday i ... page 101 ...page 41 ... page 151 I ... page 2

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HanrbratprA t IrraliiT I s i i M W a v i Manchester, Conn. — A City of_ < Village• Charm * Thursday, Nqv. 21,1985 — Single copy; 25C Route 6 Two leaders plans split residents make pledge By Oeoroa Lovite Herald Reporter 2

COVENTRY - WilUam A. Dick- ■on spent SO years in the army and for harmony participated in three wars. During that time, he looked forward to retiring to his home at 447 Brewster Road. In 1965, he completed his mil­ Reagan, Gorbachev itary career and settled down to a leisurely life at'the house and 45 acres he and his wife have owned since 1939. If the state Department plan to meet again of Transportation has its way, however, Dickson will have to leave his home. By Helen Thomas The Dicksons and nine other United Press International families living in Coventry and Superpower meeting Bolton are in the path of the BRUSSELS, Belgium - Presi­ had plenty of drama proposed Route 6 expressway, and dent Reagan arrived today to their homes will be taken and report to NATO allies on his — see page 4 demolished under eminent domain summit talks with Soviet leader if the road project receives final Mikhail Gorbachev. approval. Reagan arrived in Brussels at tions “ to prevent an arms race in A total of 28 properties will be 3:28 p.m. (9:28 a.m. EST) after a taken completely if the 11.8-mile IVt-hour flight from Geneva and a space and to terminate it on Earth, highway between Bolton and Co­ two-day meeting with the Soviet to limit and reduce nuclear arms lumbia is built. One hundred and leader. The two most powerful .and enhance strategic stability.” eight other property owners would men on Earth conclude their However, the statement said, lose part of their land. superpower summit with a joint “ Serious differences remain on a On an existing stretch of Route 6 HonM ptKMo by SMhaw statenwnt agreeing that neither number of critical issues.” between Bolton and Andover, two side would “ seek to obtain military “ Recognizing that a conflict lives have been lost in accidents “Kiss me, I don’t smoke^^ human-sized garettes for “survival kits.” Joy is superiority” but made it clear they between the U.S.S.R. and the U.S. between February 1982 and March frog says to Carol Curtis, a staff nurse in nursing chairman for a 10-town district still had differences, including on could have catastrophic conse­ 1985, according to figures supplied the “ Star Wars” defense program. quences, they emphasized the the emergency room at Manchester of the American Cancer Society, which Both Reagan and Gorbachev importance of preventing any war by the DOT. A total of 257 accidents Memorial Hospital. The “frog” is MMH sponsored the “Great American Smo- N have occurred, with 134 people pledged to cooperate to avoid the between them, whether nuclear or injured. nurse Donna Joy, who spent the day keout” today. “ catastrephic consequences” of conventional,” it said. exchanging smoking employees’ ci- nuclear war on Earth or in space The statement specifically men­ SUPPORTERS OF THE high­ and said they would nneet again tioned space weapons and Secre­ way point to these figures as next year. tary of State George Shultz said the evidence that the new expressway subject of “ Star Wars” was is needed. PRBMDBNT and Mrs. discussed “ in great detail.” He John Whitham, who owns a Frog urges smokers to quitj Reagan were accorded a formal made it clear there was no change nursery in Bolton along Route 6, red carpet welcome in the Belgian by either side in positions already said accidents are a regular capital by King Baudouin I and stated on the Strategic Defense occurrence on the two-lane road. Queen Fabiola. The national an­ Initiative missile defense shield. “ Not a year passes that there but students keep lighting up thems of Belgium and the United “ The president feels as strongly isn't a real serious accident,” he States were played and Reagan, as he did” in his support of SDI, said. “ They’ve landed in our accompanied by the king, re­ Shultz said. I shrubs and knocked down tele­ Bv Susan Vaughn THE HIGH SCHOOL has pro­ smoking.” viewed the Belgium Honor Guard. Gorbachev, at a news confer­ phone poles." Herald Reporter moted the smokeout in past years, During the flight to Brussels ence immediately after the joint appearance, indicated that he and Whitham said he supports the but did not do anything special this SENIOR CHRIS HELIN said aboard Air Force One, White plans to build the expressway “ if it Manchester Memorial Hospital year, said Principal Jacob Ludes. there is more peer pressure to House spokesman Larry Speakes Reagan had had several heated makes the road safer. I ’ve seen 8o employees who smoke were He said representatives of the smoke in the junior high schools. said Reagan feels a “ sense of exchanges on “ Star Wars.” V much destruction on Route 6.” greeted in the corridors this American" Uing Association are He and his friends, Lori Patulak accomplishment” about the -**We had quite a number of Robert Munson, the owner of morning by a human-size frogwho scheduled to test students’ lung and Michelle Beaudry, all said summit. face-to-face sessions with Presi­ Munson’s Candy Kitchen on Route asked th^m to exchange their capacity in December. Health and they had tried smoking at a “ At the outset he wanted to set an dent Reagan. These were very 6, also supports the highway’s cigarettes' for a survival kit of science classes also show anti­ younger age but did not like it and agenda for the future and he did frank talks — sometimes lively, construction. bubble gum and lollipops. smoking films as part of their did not continue. so,” Speakes said. “ The president and at one point very, very lively “ Route 6 is highly traveled and The frog, Donna Joy of Manches­ regular curriculum, and stop­ “ When you’re with a whole feels he has made a good start on indeed,” Gorbachev said. we’ve seen our share of acci­ ter, a nurse at MMH and nursing smoking posters are hung around group of people who are smoking, ways to deal with differences The Kremlin leader quoted Pres­ dents,” he said. chairman for a 10-town district of the school, he said. it’s terrible,” Patulak said. The between the U.S. and the Soviet ident Lyndon Johnson as saying, the American Cancer Society, also only choice a nonsmoker has is to Union.... He feels good about the “ Whoever gains control of space, Munson and Whitham said they Sitting in the high school cafete­ handed et^ff members frog but­ meeting. He’s hopeful about the will dominate the world.” do not expect their businesses to ria with friends, senior Sheila leave, she said. tons that said, “ Kiss me, I don’t Two sophomore girls smoking on future.” The Americans, Gorbachev suffer if the expressway is built. Mistretta said she stopped smok­ smoke.” And she tried to bribe the patio between breaks dis­ “ It was a good atmosphere.” said, “ are itching to get their “ Most of Bolton’s businessmen ing on th6 day of the smokeout two them with a chance at winning a agreed about the effects of smok­ Speakes was asked what Reagan hands on it (SDI). They are itching don’t rely on transient business,” years ago. She said she stopped for free iunch, dinner or groceries if thought about Gorbachev. Speakes to get this world domination, to said Whitham. “ They rely on six months, but just one drag on a ing. Amy Kukish said she was they would quit Smoking during going to quit today, but forgot said “ We think he (Reagan) liked look down from on high on us. SDI established customers.” cigarette got her started again. Munson agreed. “ The name of today’s 24-hour Great American about the smokeout. She said that him” would complicate matters for us Smokeout. ’ ‘I shouldn’t even smoke because since she started smoking, her The president planned to spend but it will be met with a response. the game is progress. It would I have asthma,” Mistretta said. have no effect on my business. It Joy said she had 10 “ takers” by running and swimming has slowed about three hours in Brussels en “ I told the president, you are not 10 a.m. and several other staff “ It’s easy to stop,” she said, but down considerably. route to Washington, where he will talking to simple folk, and if you would open up the area,” he said. added that it was just as easy to Other supporters have claimed members had signed up ahead of But dawn burnham, who said she speak tonight on prime-time televi­ stick by your position then I’ll have start. the highway would produce jobs time, promising to stop smoking is not sure she wants to stop sion to a joint session of Congress to do something about it,” Gorba­ :eyou and stabilize tax rates by bringing today. Junior Shelly Howe said she smoking, said she has not noticed and the nation on the outcome of chev said. new businesses to the area. Critics, A large poster hung in the started smoking last year when any problems. what White House spokesman Any such response by the Soviet re can however, say the road is unneces- hospitai cafeteria, saying, “ Don’t she entered the high school “ be­ One sophomore girl, who did not Larry Speakes called the “ Fire­ Union, he said at the news 'sary and would pose a serious smoke or yanU^roak.” Special cause everyone else was on the want to be named because her side Summit.” conference, "w ill be effective.” I your ' environmental threat to the re­ munchies wc|Hh'ailable *. the patio smoking.” But she said she father does not know she smokes, Washington’s NATO allies are A top U.S. official, who also more, gion. They have proposed improv­ cafeteria to hcVamokers kick the quit after two months because “ it said she has been smoking since likely to be most interested in the briefed the press, said “ no secret ing the existing Route 6 instead. habit. was stupid and wasn’t worth the fourth grade, but is not sure outcome of any discussions Rea­ agreements” were made during amers But on the Manchester High spending a dollar and half a pack.” why. gan and Gorbachev had on nuclear . the summit. 2 ' IF THE STATE Department of Schobl patio, where students are Most of the nonsmokers in the “ It's just a habit,” she said. aims control during their summit Reagan said a meeting would be Transportation’s plans are ap­ allowed to smoke, most were cafeteria during their free periods Three senior male athletes all conference in Geneva. held “ next year.” White House proved, the first section of the continuing to light up today. Some said that smoking students do not agreed that smoking is “ stupid, sources said Gorbachev would smokers said they might have pressure them to smoke. In fact, foolish and has no purpose.” A JOINT STATEMENT said the probably come to Washington then IntarMt highway would stretch 3.3 miles from Bolton Notch into Coventry. tried quitting for the day if the Howe said, “ They respect you “ It’ll a give you cancer and two world leaders had decided to and Reagan would visit Moscow in iltod* Appraisals of property that would smokeout had been promoted. more for not smoking than for you'll die,” said Rick Barnett. accelerate arms control negotla- 1987. be in the road’s path will begin later this month or in early December, said Frank J, Ferlazo, Cities grow faster, again rights-of-way coordinator for the Summer made DOT. He said the process would take three to four months. brief return The appraisals would then be used to negotiate a sale price with Penchant for country living fades WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - property owners. The DOT has Record high temperatures warned it will take land through By Randolph E. Schmid regions leaped past that of cities in “ That does not mean we are annual rate that prevailed in the around Connecticut Wednesday eminent domain if a voluntary The Associated Press the 1970s, a sharp change from the going back to a pattern when metro 1970s, non-metropolitan growth broke old marks that had stood settlement is not reached. movement to urban areas that had area growth totally dominates the (ell from 1.3 percent annually in more than four decades as However, the DOT must obtain WASHINGTON - The “ rural been under way for a century or country,” he added. "They are the last decade to 0.8 percent since residents paused from holiday an inland wetlands permit from renaissance” of the 1970s may more. growing faster (than rural areas), 1990, the report found. planning to enjoy a brief return the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have run its course, with popula­ But Census flgures released which returns us to a pattern ptiore But while the relationship be­ of Indian summer. before any crautruction could tion growth in the nation’s country­ Wednesday show that since 1960 like earlier decades. But the tween city and rural growth has ’The National Weather Ser­ begin. Corps officials have said a side falling behind that of the the trend has reversed again, with difference is not as pronouheed- been reversed on a national basis vice said a record high for the bearing on the permit will proba­ cities, new Census Bureau figures rural growth dropping off while .Hiere is still a reasonable amount in this decade, the change does not date of 73 degrees was recorded bly start in the spring and a show. cities continue to gain steadily. of non-metropolitan growth. constitute a return to the general at 2: IS p.m. at Bradley Interna­ decision will be made by the end of Growth in the nation's rural “ This apparently restores a “ We can’t be sure if this is a real growth patterns that existed be­ tional Airport iq Windsor Locks. 1988. pattern of predominantly metro­ trend or just a temporary aberra­ fore 1970. The balmy temperature for late The dtixens’ group leading the politan population growth which tion caused by the recession, the One of the most significant November nudged the old re­ fight against the highway has had extended for more than a decline in (rural) job opportunities changes in recent decades Is the cord of 72 set in 1942. vowed to file a lawsuit if the permit century until the dramatic turna­ and the energy crunch,” Starsinic increasing strength of the South Record warmth also cheered is granted. Jon Berman, an attor­ liMidc Today round of the 1970s,” said the study, concluded. “ It’s too soon to tell.” and West — the so-called Sun Belt residents elsewhere in the state. ney for the Eastern Coonecticut “ Patterns of Metropolitan Area ’The new study said the metropol­ — in comparison to the Northeast Citisen Action Group, said be will The weather service at Si­ 20 pages, 2 sections and County Population Growth.” itan population grew by 4.8 percent and Midwest. That has continued. go to court to stop the highway and “ The 1970s was a special period, to 180 ntiiUion people between 1989 The report said the change In the korsky Memorial Airport in condemnation of property. Adstce- .12 and we really didn’t know how long and 1994, while the non­ metropolitan growth patterns is Stratford reported a high Berman has maintained that it is Anaieens___i Opinlen. it would continue,” Donald Star- metropolitan population increased host reflected in the South, the temperature of 67 degrees at unllkiely the DOT will get a permit “ " •___IS-ll PmoM sI by 9.4 percent to 58.4 million, the 1:90 p.m. at the new shoreline -9 Spetts_ sink of the Census Bureau said in a nation’s most populous region and because the federal Environmen- .18 iiMsjw telephone interview. “ But it’s ' report said. the only area where metropoittan station, erasing the previous reversal of old patterns has not While metropolitan areas con­ growth topped rural growth rates record set in 1959. Please ta n Is poga M continued.” tinued to grow at the 1 percent both la the 1970s and 1999s.