to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Dec 16, 1986 MANCHESTER SPORTS FOCUS 2 - MA KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright HOMES FOR RENT CL0THIN6 GTB increase Bird, Celts gun Candy makers, Manchester - For Rent - Very worm Nonwelglon Unique free standing unit. pullover sweater. 16er (26AL ctejavoos (uhen gets welcome down the Knicks on your marki One year old condomi­ Medium-large, excellent (ace^ on A Dier, 'cmx nium. Fireplace. 1 bed­ condition. Cost over $100. ESiauiraiTiiY/ nmm/ M»CELiAIIHN» mNe/ER^apE owether. ... page 3, ... page 9 ... page 13 room, both, fully ap- Sell $35. Call 646-4995.D tooWMla HUNGiPiLy pllanced kitchen, washer GNIUCMIE ESJREMOBELIIN pAPBnm a i SERVICES and dryer, central air. No Wishing will not sell any­ AT m . pets. $700.00 per month thing ... a low-cost ad In Licensed- loving mother- Ceilings and walls re- Name your own price — O dd lob s. T ru ckin g. Hom e plus utilities. Security dep­ Classified will. Why not Immedlote openings,* paired, doors and wln- Father and son. Fast, repoirs. You name It, we osit and refereoces re­ place one today! 643-2711. Manchester home. Reaso- dows repaired, extra dependable service. do It. Free estimates. quired. James R. McCava- noble rotes. 643-1713. shelving Installed. Call Pointing, Paperhanging & Insured. 6434304. 40 nagh , Real Estate, B e m lo Ot 646-3172. Removal. Call 172-8237. 649-3800.D Your local handyman I FURNITURE Paras Carpentry-All Coll John at 6434353 and Bolton-Lakeside year types of home remodeling please leave message. round clean 5 rooms, by experienced carpen­ NEATWB/ lorge living room with Lovely twin maple bed ter. C a ll D an a t 646-3793 or PLUMUNO fireplace. $800 per month. bookcase headboard. No 6834655. 649-8445. boxspring or mattress. HOUDAV CLEANMO Planning toentertolndur- Pogqrty Brothers — Ba­ $99.00 call 520-2942 during D B o Landscape- iHanrliPHtpr) Manchester — A City of Village Charm KfralJi ' Ino the tiolldoys but don't throom remodeling; In­ the day.o Carpentry 8 RgmodeHno Complete landscape se- hove time to prepare? We Bervlees - Complete stallation water heoters, I r JSTOREAND conhelpl Weoreoprofet- vlce, leaf and brush re­ 5C Beige Recllner - 1 year home repairs and remo­ garbage disposals; faucet "lO FFICE SPACE tlonol dednlng service repairs. 6494539. Vlsa/M - moved. Call David old, good condition. Cost with 10 vrs. exp. In tho­ deling. Small scale com­ 659-2436. over $225. Scotch rough, dependable eleon- mercial work. Registered, asterCord accented. Wednesday, Dec. 17,1986 30 Cents Manchester • 3 rooms gaurded. $75.00. Call 646- Ing. We do oil phoset of Insured, references 046- containing 400 square feet Hawkes Tree Service- g)tB5 6 byHEA. bw. 5186.0 cleaning plus party set-i 8185. on Center Street. Call ups, and clean-ups. Oiir Bucket Truck B Chipper. 6464042. service Is also avail, MI8CELLANE0U8 Stump removol. Free esti­ TV/STEREO/ wkly, biwkiv, ar monthly. mates. Special considera­ SERVICER TOWN OF MANCHISTIR, CONNECTICUT APPLIANCES Commercial cleaning Is tion fOr elderly and handi­ also avail. Call: capped. 647-7553. N O T IC E OP ROOMMATES ADOPTION OP ORDINANCE Firefighters E L B m n C A L WANTED Electric stove - 30 Inch, 649-0858 Art’s Light Trucking In accordance with the provltloni of Chapter 3, Sections 1 self cleaning. Cellars, attics, garages and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the adop­ Vernon-House to share, Copper,$50.00. Coll 643- Your assurance of quick Dumas Electric — Having cleaned. Junk hauled. tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, professional M /F , non- 2809.D Electrical Problems? Tone Up Time - Chain Furniture and appliances Connecticut, on December 9,1986. response when you adver­ Need a large or a small smoker. Unusual loca­ tise In Classified Is that sows, snow blowers. Also moved. Odd lobs. Very ORDINANCE start talking S» tion. Plenty of room and Sound Design Stereo - Repair? We Specialize In offering a complete shar­ hOnest dependable B E IT O R D AIN ED , by the Board of Directors of the Town of our readers are ready to Residential Work. Joseph privacy. $350/month plus AM/FM, record changer, buy when they turn to the pening service. Quality worker. 25 years expe­ Manchester that the Town of Manchester convey to Morgan speakers.$25.00.Call 649- Dumas. Fully Licensed. Sharpening, 104 Hilliard Grant for the sum of $7,350.00 (Seven Thousand Three one fhtrd utilities. Call little ads. 643-2711. ' rience In moving. 646-9669 NAT evenings. 646-3419. 2287.0 Free Estimates. 646-5253. Street 649-2111. anytime. Hundred Fifty) Dollars those premises described In Sche­ E dule A attached hereto. Gulf Prepored by William J. Shea Black and white televi­ Assistant Town Attorney before leaders Engl Merchandise sion, 13 Inch. $30.00. Call 10-31-86 649-5875. □ Mid\ MACHINERY RECREATIONAL ISnCAMERAS/PHOTO MISCELLANEOUS S C H E D U L E A By George Loyng teams, no date for the start of talks Welbllt 5 cubic toot refrig­ AND TOOLS EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT FOR SALE Those premises situated on the westerly side of Keeney Herald Reporter has been set. 171J HOLIDAY/ erator formica top, white. ED El Street In the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and Meanwhile, the political fighting Excellent condition. 1985 State of Connecticut, described as follows; I'M s e a s o h a l Table sow 7" Sears. Good model. $99.00. Coll 649- For Sale. Rowing Mo- 35mm Canon - AE-1 Ca­ Farberware - Open hearth Those premises designated as "PARCEL 'E ' Deed to the While politicians from the Eighth has continued. Some Eighth Dis­ 3651.0 condition. $19. 649-9537.0 chlne, fully assembled, 1 mera. Body only, perfect broiler. Excellent condi­ Town of Manchester" on a certain map or plan entitled, Utilities District and the town are trict officials earlier this week Christmas Trees - cut your year old, excellent condi­ condition. $95.00. Call 643- tion. $25.00. Call 649-9239.0 "Manchester West Huckleberry Lane Strawberry Lane Par­ just beginning to arrange negotia­ criticized the selection of the town’s C own. Sundays only. $15.00 cel 'B ' Manchester, Connecticut Scale 1 ' - 40' Job No. 171- LAWN AND tion. $75. Call 646-3245 9797 after 7 pm.o 100 Dote 7-6-72 Sheet No. 12 of 13 Griswold & Fuss Inc. 210 tions in an attempt to reduce negotiating team. In addition, they each. 11 Villa Louisa Road after 5; 30pm. Set of beautiful new Bar­ Main Street/Manchester, Connecticut 06040 Telephone 646- complained that the town has not (on the rood to Vito's in GARDEN tensions, firefighters from Man­ bie doll and Cabbage 2469 Revisions October 10,1972", which map or plan Is on (lie responded quickly enough with a Restuoront. M an’s bicycle. 26 Inch Patch doll dresses. $10.00 In the Town Clerk's office In said Manchester. chester’s two departments have Whirlpool refrigerator date for starting the talks, Wheel barrel - $12.00. Call wheel,$35.00. Good condi­ PETS AND each.Call 643-6452.0 This Ordinace shall take effect ten (10) days after this publi­ been quietly meeting since early Live Hemlock boughs. $165 and matching GE November, seeking to do the same Huppe said the purpose of the stove $95. Very good con­ 649-5741.0 tion. Call 649-1680.0 SUPPLIES cation In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days Nice for decorations. $2.00 Two twin headboards, after this publication of this Ordinacne a petition signed by thing. firefighters’ discussions was to each. Please call after dition. 232-8792 or 569-3951. not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as OFFICE/RETAIL Hart skis - 175 cm with solid. Maple, $49 each. determined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of "People just thought it was time bypass the politicians and have 12:30 875-4493.0 Soloman step-in bindings. AKC-Engllsh Springer, Boxed towel gift set, new. to put things to bed,” said Town “ firefighter-to-firefighter" talks. For Sale-Refrigerator. 19 EQUIPMENT male pup, 15 weeks old. Voters, has not been (lied with the Town Clerk requesting Its Good condition. $50.00. $5 each. Call 643-0427. reference to a special Town election. Fire Department Deputy Chief “ We’re tired of the conflict and Hand made Eucalyptus cubic foot, side by side. Liver and white. All shots $200. Call 643-1178. Coll anytime 649-1794.0 STEPHEN T. CASSANO Robert Bycholski, who participated the fighting." he said. wreaths - great gifts. Sel­ to date. $150. 643-8145. SE C R E T A R Y Typewriter - Remington Gas Heater, 35,000 BTU. in the early discussions. He said the There have been isolated inci­ ling at Presentalons, Glas­ portable. Good condition, $35.00. Artificall Christ­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS Toshiba microwave, Adopt young fixed cats. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT meetings, begun one week after the dents in the past in which the tonbury or call 633-9858. brand new, large size. $200 •535.00. Call 649-1819.0 ISTIBOATS/MARINE mas tree - Free! Call Under $20.00.o They deserve a chance to 643-1814.0 Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 10th day of Oeember, November election, are informal firefighters themselves have been or best offer. 646-3712. EQUIPMENT live! Long or short furred. 19S6. Q 91 RECREATIONAL “ coffee-table chats" and have been at odds. The most recent occurred We are In cages awaiting Holiday Matrix lifetime 031-12 helpful. in 1985 when the two departments « I e q u ip m e n t new homes. 232-1393. lANTh^UES/ MACHINERY E] 16 foot Mad River canoe, membership - before you Three or four meetings have been responded to the same call and a COLLECTIBLES paddles Included. Used buy from them, check AND TDOLS Adopt dogs/pupples. TOWN OP MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT held so far between four firefigh­ deputy chief with the Town Fire Men's cross country skis four times. Excellent con­ with me and save. 647-9829 N O T IC E OP H«rald photo* by Tuckar Shots, some fixed, some ADOPTION OF AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE ters from each department, accord­ Department punched a district Antique claw foot bath and boots, size 10. Also dition. $800. Please call evenings. Console Singer sewing 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- house broken. 623-8408 or ing to town firefighter Daniel firefighter. tub. Good condition, ask­ Canadian Ice skates, size In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 Huppe said one thing that helps machine. Good condition, 11. All In new condition. 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for 243-0896. Wheel barrow $12. 649- Huppe, who is a participant. " I t ’s Dr. William Vincent, 50, president of Manchester has been head of the school for almost seven years, will ing $80.00.Call 649-9137 and9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the adop­ not an appointed committee." he the two departments get along is evenIngs.D $25.00. Call 649-0050.C 646-5463. Bob. 5741.0 tion by the Board at Directors of the Town of Manchester, Community College, speaks at a news conference leave in July 1987 to take a position as president of Bucks Connecticut, on December 9, 1986. stressed in an interview Tuesday. that many town firefighters had previously been volunteers — announcing his resignation this morning. Vincent, who County Community College in Newton, Pa. MISCELLANEOUS Down quilt - like new. AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE The two sides cannot make any MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS I q t I MISCELLANEOUS R T l MISCELLANEOUS Queen size, $50.00. Call B E IT O R D A IN E D by the Board of Directors of the Town of decisions. Huppe said, but do raise either with the Eighth District or in FOR SALE otter 6 pm, 643-1720.O FOR SALE m FOR SALE i l^FORSALE |^F0R SA1£ M Manchester that Section 13-41(e)(1) of The Code of Ordin­ issues of mutual concern and then other towns. MOI ances be deleted and the follawtng be substituted therefor; make recommendations to their Some of the things brought up at wid( Box Spring and Mattress New women's and men's (e) Retirement by policemen respective chiefs. the meetings have been proposals far double bed, $150 or cable stitch sweaters. Size ( 1) Any provisions of this article to the contrary notwith­ to hold joint drills and participate Vincent quits MCC on ‘positive note’ Sou Their cooperation stands in con­ 40 - 42. $10.00 each. Call standing, the policemen and officers af the police de­ best offer. Apartment size trast to constant bickering of the together in community events, such nort white stove-needs new 649-2101 .□ partment may retire and receive penslan payments provided they sholl have completed at least twenty-five political leaders of the town and as collecting food baskets for the coll. $30. 646-5160 after ity rights and faculty retention FREE CLASSIFIED ADS 15 Encyclopedia books. (2$) years of service In the police department and have Eighth District, a political subdivi­ poor. By John Mitchell people.” he said. estimated 7,000 students and 200 6pm. met the age requirement on the appropriate effective Vincent said he was recom­ faculty and staff members, were during his six-year tenure. $15. 649-5875. dotes listed below; sion that provides fire protection “ We’re trying to start there and Herald Reporter mended for the position by a friend turning the institution around after If there was any time lost in To all Herald Readers who have something to sell for a. Effective July 1, 1974 attained age fifty-five (55). and sewer service to most of go up.” Huppe said. " I t ’s good to Perego stroller with det­ Citing a stifling of creativity in in the Pennsylvania Legislature. "the demoralization” he encoun­ producing results, Vincent said Twin bedspreads - quilted. b. Effective July 1, 1975 attained age fifty-three (53). northern Manchester. talk to .these people on a one-to-one Apple green, excellent achable hood and match­ Passions on both sides reached a basis." the Connecticut educational sys­ “ The process has been continuing tered when he arrived at the much of the blame must go to what *99 or less. We will run your ad for 6 days ~ FREEI ing quilted seat cover. c. Effective July 1, 1976 and thereafter attained age he said was the state’s overregula­ 7 condition. $15.00 each. fifty (50). climax just before the Nov. 4 On the Eighth District side. tem . the potential for growth and an since the first of June,” he said. college, part of which was caused Mint condition. $25. 649- by the East Campus project. tion of community colleges, which Call 649-9239.D Policemen and officers may retire and receive a pen­ election, when voters were getting Deputy Chief James Sarles has "appreciably higher” salary, Dr. Vincent. 50, was offered the post 1 a a 4 6240.D he expects will only get worse. In Fill out coupon (one word sion commencing the first day of the month following set to vote on a ballot item that, if been a key player in helping to William E. Vincent announced he on Monday and accepted Tuesday, In the summer of 1984, the per epace) and mall or Portable Ice skating rink - the completion of the above requirements. Effective organize and conduct the discus­ will step down as president of he said. 23-year-old college opened the $10 Pennsylvania, the state is not L o r 6 • T 9 Riding lawn mower July 1,1975, each policeman and officer will be'reaulred approved, would have taken away bring to the Manchester 24 feet diameter Includes Manchester Community College million Frederick W, Lowe Jr. involved in community college liner, edging, clamps. Craftsman 5hp 24 Inch cut. to take a physical examination, as determined by the the Eighth District's ability to fend sions. He declined to comment Herald Office, 16 Bralnard "This sounds like a good oppor­ Building after two years of con­ matters, a situation Vincent said She 11 12 Runs! 17 years old moy general manager, once he attains his fifty-third (53rd) off consolidation with the town. earlier this week. next year to accept a similar 9 10 $35.00. Call 646-4638.0 birthday. Beginning July 1, 1976, such physical exami­ tunity for him.” said Lloyd Holt, offers more creativity in that “ you NBC Place. need work $50. 643-4535.0 At the center of that debate was However, Eighth District Chief position in Pennsylvania. struction. The 150,000-square-foot nation will be required after each policeman's and of- assistant dean of academic affairs structure, which looms on a hill don’t go through two layers to get she 19 14 19 16 flcer'sflftleth (50th) birthday. Onceapollcemanandof- the Eighth District volunteer fire Harold Topliff said Tuesday he "There are 100 reasons for Clearly state Hem and price at MCC. “ We wish him well.” above the old campus, houses 29 something done.” exten (Icer attains his fifty-fifth (55th) birthday, he must, by department. District supporters hopes the district firefighters in­ making this move,” said Vincent, In ad. One Hem only per ENDROLLS written application, request that the general manager Holt said Vincent’s many ac­ rooms, aday-carecenter.alibrary, her f; Automotive rallied to preserve the depart­ volved in the talks will come back who has been president of the Vincent said the search for a new ad. No pet, tag sale, or TT'h widlh • 2S8 extend his period of employment on a year to year basis complishments have brought a a dining area, a student center and Tht beyond such pollcemon'sand officer's fifty-fifth (55th) ment’s independence, while their with some good ideas for his state’s largest community college president will begin in January, commercial ada accepted. 13% width - 2 (or 258 complete change to the school since a 900-seat program center. prodi N a m e . Phone birthday, and. If such application Is approved by said opponents suggested it merge with consideration. Until then, Topliff since 1980. “ I ’m leaving on a very adding that he will not be involved M UST be picked up at the general manager, said general manager shall notify he replaced Ronald Denison as Vincent also said he was “ proud” CARS the Town Fire Department. said he prefers to stay out of the positive note.” in the process. five-.\ Manchester Herald Office the pension board. In writing, of such approval; how­ president in 1980 after controversy of the coalition of arts groups on the Address before 11 A.M. ONLY. ever, each policeman and officer must retire at age When Manchester voters over­ negotiations so the firefighters can wheri : ^ i FOR RALE arose about MCC affairs. “ He’s campus, which he said could lead Andrew McKirdy, executive di­ sixty (60). IN E X C E P T IO N A L CASES, T H E G E N E R A L whelmingly rejected the ballot do the talking. Effective July 1, 1987, he will act re MANAGER, UPON WRITTEN REQUEST OF THE brought a sense of stability back to MCC to become a regional center rector of regional community col­ POLICEMAN OR OFFICER AT LEAST THREE (3) item, it was seen by officials on both Similarly, Town Fire Chief John become president of Bucks County for h 1980 - Toyota Tercel - the college,” Holt said. for the arts. leges. is in charge of finding a MONTHS PRIOR TO THE POLICEMAN OR OFFIC­ sides as a ringing endorsement of Rivosa said today he’s optimistic Community College in Newton. Pa. waitr excellent condition. 65,000 ER’S SIXTIETH (60TH) BIRTHDAY, MAY EXTEND “ My leaving should not be seen as replacement, and could not be miles. $2900 or best offer. the Eighth District Fire that some good will come out of the The college, which he described as " I know for a fact.that I ’m going Th< THE POLICEMAN OR OFFICER’S EMPLOYMENT an end to the project,” he said. reached for comment, Coll 649-8678. ONASIX (6) MONTH BASIS BEYOND SUCH POLICE­ Department. talks. a ’’much more comprehensive to be very sad at his departure,” pair I Plese said that although Vincent “ These searches usually take a MAN OR OFFICER'S SIXTIETH (60TH) BIRTHDAY. Following the election, town and " It ’s when they don’t talk that institution” than MCC, has more said Charles Plese, MCC’s director ■Tl FAILURE TO APPROVE SUCH REQUEST OF A POLI­ had a tendency to take more time on year,” Vincent said. He will be Chevy Citation 80, loaded, Eighth District leaders said they nothing’s ever going to be re­ students and is located in a part of of development. “ He really had the fered C E M A N O R O F F IC E R B Y T H E G E N E R A L M A N A G E R matters, he always made "the best helping to form a replacement 4 speed, om/fm stereo SHALL BE FINAL AND BINDING AND SHALL NOT wanted to hold negotiations to work solved,” he said. "Whenever you the country where Vincent has win-win situation.” with tope, 65,000 miles. decision” as he addressed such key committee so the process won’t be five-\ BE SUBJECT TO JUDICIAL OR ADMINISTRATIVE out their differences. Although both can sit down and talk you should be taught before. Vincent said his greatest victo­ the ei $1650 or best offer. 647- APPEAL. Each policeman and officer Included In the " I know the area and I know the ries at MCC. which comprises an issues as affirmative action, minor­ delayed. m 9456. plon shall be required to contribute to the retirement sides have appointed negotiating able to resolve the differences.” Tuesi fund an amount equal to five (5) per cent of his wage or salary exclusive of any maintenance payments and a vet 1984 Chrysler Loser XE, other special payments or remuneration, but Including We’V fully loaded, excellent overtime pay. Beginning July 1,1974, such contribution work running condition. Best shall Increase to five and one-half (5’/^) per cent and to offer I Coll Terri at 646- six (6) per cent effective January 1, 1976. Such contri­ Fifteen in House named to Watergate-styie iran panei to gi\ e e e e e « e a * * 2156. butions shall be deducted from the payroll and shall be to rr entered In a separate fund known as the "Retirement prodi Allowance Fund." The monthly amount of penslan pay­ Republicans named by Michel Fascell was designated as vice Stereo Specialist Country Christmas Swedish Gifts 1977 Ford Granada, 6 cy­ able to a policeman or police officer who retires under By Cliff Haas picked a similar Watergate-styie Hamilton, a Democrat, is the Judiciary Committee, and Louis tion I Stokes of Ohio, incoming chairman included Reps. William S. Broom­ chairman and Cheney will be the J.B. ELECTRONICS — Where Pro­ linder, 4 door, stereo tope, this paragraph on and after July 1, 1970, with at least The Associated Press panel of 11 members — six outgoing chairman of the House One duck, two ducks, many, many, Visit the SC A N O A N A V IA N G IF T excellent condition. twenty-five (25) years of service shall be an amount field of Michigan, the top GOP senior Republican committee. fessionals buy their stereo equip­ Democrats and five Republicans — Intelligence Committee. of the Intelligence Committee. more ducks, fabric ducks, carved SHOP. Nut crackers, pyramids, $750/best offer. 643-8526. equal to one-twelfth of fifty (50) per cent of his final member of the Foreign Affairs Overall the special committee ment and accessories. Discount average annual wage or salary. If apollceman or police WASHINGTON - Rep. Lee H. to be chaired by Sen. Daniel K. Among the Democrats who will Other Democrats on the commit­ ducks, painted ducks, lucky ducks and Hummel figurines. We also W h pricing on cosh and carry Items. officer shall complefe In excess of twenty-five (25) Inouye, D-Hawaii. Both commit­ serve on the panel are Reps. Dante tee will be Edward P. Boland of Committee; Dick Cheney of Wyom­ will include nine Democrats and six — Wreaths and flower and folk art carry Swedish foods. Ellington 1971 - VW Beetle. Rebuilt years of service In the police department, he shall be en­ Hamilton of Indiana was named Call Jack Bertrand 643-1262. tees will be officially formed after B. Fascell of Florida, chairman of Massachusetts, a former Intelli­ ing, chairman of the House Repub­ Republicans. too, all hand made and waiting tor Center Plaza, Ellington, 872-0273. engine.$250.00 or best titled to an additional two (2) per cent of his final aver­ today by Majority Leader Jim Lei age annual wage or salary for each full year and frac­ the 100th Congress convenes Jan. 6. the Foreign Affairs Committee; gence Committee chairman, and lican policy committee, and Henry House and Senate leaders settled 9 offer 649-8007.G Wright to head a 15-fnember House Illim you at tions thereof to the nearest completed month ot such J. Hyde of Illinois, top Republican earlier this month on forming the ***** committee to investigate the Iran- Wright, D-Texas, who will be­ Jack Brooks of Texas, chairman of ThomasS. Foley of Washington, the CRAFTMEN GALLERY ***** service In excess of twenty-five (25) years. The maxi­ on the Intelligence Committee. separate committees in each a pai Buick 1980 Wagon, 6 cy­ mum pension payable under this plan shall be sIxty-sIx Contra connection and coordinate come speaker of the House in the Government Operations Com­ incoming ma.iority leader. 58 Cooper St., Manchester; Michel also named Reps. Jim chamber after they said a single, savs linder, automatic, power and Iwo-thirds (66%) percent of a policeman's and of- the work of the chamber’s other January, and Republican Leader mittee: Les Aspin of Wisconsin, Wright also named to the com­ Jewelry 647-8161 ftcar's final average annual salary. Counter of New Jersey, Bill McCul- joint committee would have been Th Holiday hours 7 days a week. Pets steering and brakes. panels probing the foreign policy Bob Michel of Illinois announced chairman of the Armed Services mittee Rep. Ed Jenkins of Georgia, 137,000 miles. $1500. 529- Deletions Indicated by underscoring Committee; Peter W. Rodino Jr. of a member of the Budget and Ways lom of Florida and Mike DeWine of disc Largest selection of diamonds and ***** fiasco. their choices for the panel at a news DJ'S DOG GROOMING and PET 1567. Additions Indicated by CAPITALS New Jersey, chairman of the and Means committees. Ohio to the committee. Please turn to page 8 his a gem stone dinner rings. Christmas S U P P L Y 649-0485. B e d d in g - On Tuesday, Senate leaders conference. hours, '9-8pm, Mon.-FrI., 8-5 Sat. 9-2346 the f Florists canopy, brass, cuddle and mats. Ford-1982 4 door Escort L. Revised: 16-28-86 Davi BRAY JEWELERS, Wayne Bray, Coats, sweaters, rain gear, life Mint condition. 27,500 643-5617 Prepared by; prob PARK HILL JOYCE FLOWER lockets and back packs. Unique cat miles. Standard transmis­ Steven R. Werbner, Assistant Town Attorney SHOP - Fancy Fruit Baskets. Box­ furniture. Holiday goodies, toys sion. $3300. 643-8057. TODAY’S HERALD S t res ***** This Ord l^ n ce shall take effect ten (10) davsafter this publl- Economy expands as inflation climbs it. wood Trees - All Your Christmas and crates. Pet pictures with Santa, ^ lo n ln this Mwspapv provided thot within ten (10) dw s Decorating Needs! 36 Oak Street, November 28 and 29, 12-6 pm and TRUCKR/VAN8 after this publdatlon of this Ordlnone a petition signed by ■Tt Fruit Baskets not less then five (S) percent of the electors of the Town, as legis 649-0791 and 200 West Center Street, every Sunday after. FOR RALE determined f r ^ the latest official lists of the Reglstrari of WASHINGTON (AP) — TheU.S. prices for much of the upward spurt some analysts believe growth this 646-6056. Panel head convinced Snow likely FANCY FRUIT BASKETS - Deliv­ I Voters, hm not been A M with the Town Clerk re q m tlng Its economy, bolstered by a surge in in prices. year will fail to match even that Th * * * * * reference to a special Town election. us Cloudy with wet snow likely after I 3 Gross ered Locally - Shipped nationwide. The Senate Intelligence Commit­ car sales, expanded at an annual ’The 2.8 percent rise in the GNP lackluster performance. beca M ICH ELLE’S FLORALS - Fresh ar­ STEPHEN T. CASSANO tee chairman says he is convinced midnight tonight. Low around 30. day NOW 20% OFF ALL WICKER rangements, silk arrangements, rate of 2.8 percent from July represented a revision from a The Reagan administration last ■ ^ National s e c r e t a r y , b o a r d o f d i r e c t o r s after 12 days of testimony that Snow or rain Thursday morning, PERO FRUIT STAND - holiday wreaths and many gift Unique Gifts MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT through September, the govern­ slightly higher government esti­ week slashed its estimate for GNP 276 Oakland Street, Manchester, For Sale-1974 Ford Von In Oliver North on his own pulled off then a cold rain during the ment reported today. mate last month that put third I I I Product Items In both our stores. Hours The store with elegant, unique and Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this lOfh day of Decern- afternoon. High around 40. Details growth in 1987 to 3.2 percent. 643-6384 9:30am-5:00pm dally and Thursday good condition. $1500 or D#r« iTa6i the "scam ” of diverting Iran arms The Commerce Department said quarter growth at 2.9 percent. different fashions and gifts from best offer. Coll after on page 2. This was a full percentage point Final Revision 6 sales profits to Nicaraguan rebels. 'til 6pm. Saturday, 9-1pm. 857 Main around the world. EA ST W EST IM - < 03M2 the revived performance of the Analysts believe the 2.8 percent 4:30pm. 875^344.0 Story on page 18. lower than its earlier estimates as Al FERNANDO'S ORCHARDS, Birch Street, Mancheter 649-2522 (form­ PORTS, lll'/z Center Street, M an­ gross national product, the broad­ third-quarter growth will be re­ R e a l G N P Mountain Road, Glastonbury. Na­ the administration responded to erly Leaf, Stem, and Root), 39 chester, 643-5692. 1978 Ford F-150 Supercab, est measure of economic health, peated in the October-December tive apples, cider, fruit baskets, Windsor Ave. (Rte. 83) Vernon, 875- MI8CEU.ANE0U8 MISCELLANEOUS was accompanied by a substantial quarter, but they have expressed critici.sm that its forecasts for the $3.69 Trillion 6 cylinder, new valve lob last two years had proven to be holiday wreaths and other crafts. 5145 everyday 9-6, Sat. 9-5. and corborotor, new bat­ AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE pick-up in inflation as well. fears that growth could weaken To( Index wildly optimistic. The administra­ tery, bed liner, radial An inflation index tied to the GNP substantially in the early part of 3rd Quarter the 31 tires. $3000. M any extras. 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Central, Eastern Interior and Southwestern education next year, but the gain foresees a steep budget hike for the will partly be offset by losses in He cited the $549,000 the town will Two legislators representing Interior: Cloudy with wet snow likely after schools next year. "This looks good get next year for general education other kinds of state funding. because we have some substantial parts of Manchester have gained midnight tonight. Lows around 30. Snow or rain purposes from the state’s Educa­ posts on the Appropriations Com­ Thursday morning, then a cold rain during the Town Budget Officer Robert commitments ahead,” he said. Huestis today called the GTB tion Enhancement Act as an mittee, a key panel in the General afternoon. Highs around 40. Tentative figures from the state increase "one piece of good news” example. The town will be entitled Assembly. West Coastal and East Coastal: Cloudy tonight Department of Education indicate to that money if the Board of in Manchester’s overall budget that Manchester will get $6,854,226 with wet snow or a cold rain likely after midnight. Education and the Board of Direc­ Democrat John Thompson, who equation and warned that the town in GTB funds for the 1987-88 budget deteated incumbent Republican Lows in the middle 30s. Rain Thursday with highs won’t do so well in other income tors approve a revised contract year, an increase of $1,359,465 over with the Manchester Education Elsie “ Biz” Swensson Nov. 4 in the around 40. areas. the grant for the current year. town’s 13th Assembly District, said Northwest Hills: Cloudy tonight with snow likely The town will not get i.ny federal Association that provides for Beached Whales The amount of funding each year higher minimum pay and distribu­ he was officially notified Tuesday after midnight. Lows in the upper 20s. Snow and revenue sharing grant, for is based on three-year-old data of his selection. Democrat Donald rain Thursday with highs 35 to 40. Chance of Scientists recently tried to save this whale and. some instance. tion to teachers of money ear­ measuring the town’s expenditures marked by the Legislature for Bates of East Hartford, whose 9th precipitation 80 percent. others that had beached themselves on Cape Cod. In That grant is being phased out for education and the growth in salary increases. Assembly District includes a and Manchester is getting its last many strandings, whales return to the shore after value of its real estate. Both boards are expected to corner of Manchester, said he being pushed back into the ocean by human rescuers. $430,000 this year, Huestis said. A Huestis equated the $1.36 million approve that proposal, which was learned of his appointment last Coastal forecast one-time state surplus grant of GTB grant increase to 1.4 mills in passed by the MEA last week. week. Whale strandings have been recorded since the time of about $260,000 that helped the the current tax rate. Thompson said he was surprised Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Aristotle. These highly intelligent animals usually situation tbs year will not be This year’s school budget is just GTB increases are also slated for he got the post because it is rare for Montauk Point: Wind variable 5 to 10 knots today. come ashore together in social groups called pods. The repeated, and Huestis said lower under $28 million. Bolton, Andover and Coventry. a freshman representative to be Southeast 10 to 15 knots tonight. South 15 to 20 knots strandings may be akin to mass suicides. The phenome­ interest rates generally mean the Kennedy said he expects much of The Bolton grant is tentatively named to the committee, which Thursday, shifting to the northwest 15 to 20 knots town will earn less on the money it the increase next year will be due to set at $738,942, an increase of must pass all spending measures. non remains one of the ocean’s great mysteries. invests. increases in teacher salaries, $83,985. The announcement itself was ex­ FRONTS; Thursday evening. Seas below a foot today, increasing to 1 foot DO YOU KNOW — A dolphin starred in what televi­ Both Huestis and Superintendent which account for almost 60 percent For Andover the figure is pected, however, because Thomi>- Warm Cokj-*^ tonight and building further on Thursday. of Schools James P. Kennedy of the budget. Other added costs for $565,778, an increase of $49,743. son said he was assured in No­ Visibiltity lowering to below 3 miles in fog late sion series? characterized the GTB increase, the schools will be rising insurance Coventry’s figure is $2,296,746, an vember by Democratic House Occluded StatK>nary tonight and in rain and fog Thursday with rain TUESDAY’S ANSWER — U.P.S, is short lor United Parcel which was expected, as the up side premiums and spending for tipping increase of $253,026. Speaker-elect Irving Stolberg that he would be given an Appropria­ likely Thursday possibly beginning mixed with Service. sieet early Thursday morning. tions seat. 12- 17-86 ^ Knowledge Unlimited. Inc. 1986 Thompson and Bates both said NATIONAL FORECAST — Rain is forecast Thursday from the vvestern Planner takes private job their positions will benefit the town E Gulf and southeast Plains to the Ohio Valley. Snow is expected in New A Newipaper in EducaUon Profram because they will have more Across the nation Sponiored by influence in legislative matters. England. Cold weather is forecast from the northern Rockies to the Elisa Silverstein, the town’s , since 1982. constructing additions or buying The Manchester Herald The report is helping planning new equipment, she said. “ I think it’s where the action is,” Midwest. Temperatures were unseasonably high in the principal planner since June, has said Bates, who noted that most officials see development trends in Silverstein has a bachelor’s de­ East today, although a cold air pocket made resigned to take a job in the private bills passed by the General Assem­ sector. town and will help them plan for the gree in English from Tulane northern Maine an exception, and early-morning University in New Orleans and a bly must come before the Appropri­ A Newipaper In EducaUon Program Her resignation, which takes future. Silverstein said this rej fog blanketed vast areas of the nation. Sponaored by master’s in community planning ations Committee. One of the major >*«'• '1 ’ -I Light snow was scattered across New England effect Dec. 24, was announced by morning. tasks of the panel is to approve the . ' ' - V „ ' ■ .’>v The Quiz “ I got offered a really good job from the University of Rhode The Manchester Herald Planning Director Mark Pellegrini state budget. i' ' . y ' ”• and eastern New York while snow mixed with rain opportunity,” Silverstein said. "It Island. She worked as an intern Herald photo by Pinto C Monday. “ Elisa has been a treme- ' 1^. I \^S\ , "a or freezing drizzle in western Pennsylvania. planner in Warwick, R.I., before Bates will also serve on the dous asset to the department.” said has nothing to do with this job. I love Transportation and Public Safety Light rain was scattered from the southern woridscope (10 poinu lor each quotllon anawored corracMy) Pellegrini, Silverstein’s immediate it here.” coming to Manchester. Plains across the lower Mississippi Valley while She said planning is a flexible Committees, both of which he supervisor. Silverstein will work for the Slip test belonged to in the last legislative rainshowers spread across southeast Arizona. Silverstein, 25, was responsible Health Initiative Corp. of Provi­ field that enables her to combine on Fog was widespread across the Great Lakes her many interests. Joe Martinez, 14, left, and Ken Howe, 15, both of session. Bates said he has not yet for researching zoning matters and dence, R.I.. a private company that developed any specific proposals or region, northern sections of the Ohio and helped draft a new rear-lot subdivi­ deals with planning in the health Town officials have already Manchester, test the ice Tuesday at Charter Oak Park. sti started advertising to fill the for the coming term. Mississippi valleys, the lower Missouri Valley, sion regulation. She also compiled a field. Her responsibilities will in­ For some, like Martinez, it looks like it will take awhile to Thompson will also join the central Gulf Coast, southern Plains and valleys of monitoring report which maps out clude working with medical institu­ position, which pays about $23,000 a Ci year. get used to the slippery surface. Human Services and Environment the Northwest. all development in Manchester tions on major projects such as committees. nv Temperatures dipped into the single digits to He said he hopes to introduce teens in the northern Rockies and northern sections measures to help the elderly, W of the Great Basin, but unseasonably high including some that would help CO temperatures prevailed across the eastern two- New Seasons denies union’s harassment charges develop alternatives to nursing bl; thirds of the nation, where early-morning tempera­ were followed, management would During a news conference Tues­ dent of New Seasons' Board of from the state. The Connecticut home care. tures ranged from the 20s to 30s in the north to the Bv John F. Kirch Association of Rehabilitation Facil­ He said he also wants to make Herald Reporter work with the union, which is trying day at the New Seasons day- Directors, 50s and 60s in the Gulf Coast states. to organize about 28 employees. treatment facility and workshop on Fine could not be reached for ities, a lobbying group, has submit­ sure underground water supplies However, a pocket of cold air extended across ted a petition asking the state to are protected. In particular, he A management representative at When asked if the company’s Board Garden Grove Road, union officials comment. northern Maine, where early-morning tempera­ “ More than three-quarters of the raise beginning wages to $8.50 for noted that three wells in Manches­ New Seasons Inc. of Manchester of Directors would recognize the and employees criticized manage­ tures dipped below zero. people want a union.” Rosenblum employees in the private sector. ter are under land zoned for denied this morning that the union. Rainey said she could not ment for harassing workers in­ Today’s forecast called for rain from the 1 United Slates heiicoplers recenliy helped these and other said. “ She should respect the rights industry — a situation that makes it nil company has harassed employees speak for its members. volved in the organizing effort and Employees working for state southern Rockies across the southern Plains; Honduran troops mobilize to protect their nation’s border, of the majority.” difficult to prevent pollution. seeking to unionize. “ I personally don’t have any said employees jvere not treated mental health institutions already afi (CHOOSE ONE: Contras, Sandinistas) from Nicaragua have New Seasons, a private non-profit “ That's a tough issue — it can be showers scattered across the lower Mississippi Betty Rainey, director of admin­ problems (with the workers unio­ with respect'and dignity. receive that wage. Rainey said. ov Valley, southern Appalachians and the Ohio often taken their fight against rebels into the territory of nearby nizing),” Rainey said. "We havn’t Jonathan Rosenblum. a District group that is funded totally through very expensive,” Thompson said. istration for New Seasons, which Last month, Democrat James Valley: and rain in Arizona turning to snow in the Honduras. delayed anything. They are not 1199 organizer, said management the state, is in its first year of “ We are working to get parity for operates two group homes and a McCavanagh of Manchester, who Su MORNING CLOUDS — Weather satellite photo taken at 2:30 a.m. shows mountains. going through the p rop er refuses to recognize the union. He business. Starting salaries are near our employees so it's compatible to ag 2 Violent protests by French day-treatment facility for mentally $6 an hour, Rainey said, about $2.50 state workers," Rainey said. represents the 12th Assembly Dis­ widespread cloudiness encompassing an area from the Southwest to the Highs will be in the 20s in sections of the northern retarded people, said company procedures.” said the State Board of Labor wl students left more than 60 people Matchwords lower than state employees. New Seasons has nine beds at its trict, was named vice chairman ot Southeast, and northward to the Great Lakes. Clear skies are over the Rockies, across North Dakota and northern (2 points for oach corroct match) officials would meet with the New Rainey said District 1199 officials Relations, which would schedule a fai injured and one student dead. To pay higher wages. Rainey said two live-in group homes, one on the Judiciary Committee. He will Minnesota and in northern Maine. England Health Care Employees and workers asked management union vote, was ready to meet with northern Plains, Rockies and Pacific states. Students were protesting new 1-disclose a*choose District 1199 and management this New Seasons and other private Scott Street and the other on also serve on the Public Safety Union, District 1199. and the State for recognition Dec. 5. She said that Committee. se nnlicies affecting that nation’s was the first day New Seasons had week, but management declined. groups must get better funding Middlefield Street. 2- dispule b-admil Board of Labor Relations Jan. 12 to wl (CH OOSE O N E: university sys­ discuss procedures for heard about the the union effort and “ We’re calling on her to speed up tem, nuclear power industry). the process,” Rosenblum said, unionization. that it could not respond "then and si; 3- ackno«vledge c*follow there.” referring to Belle Fine, the presi­ 3 Secretary of Stale George Shultz She said if the proper procedures no PEOPLE recenliy said he was “shocked” 4- selecl d-reveal to learn that the While House 7 of had not informed him of its 5-pursue e-argue King decision draws criticism HOUDAYGIFr secret communications wilh the Long rejects offer television news anchor in New U.S. Ambassador in (CHOOSE Peopiewatch/Sportiight last year's Reflections program on York. Saget is a stand-up comic, Bv John F. Kirch mission in drafting the plan. ONE: Iran, Lebanon). (5 points lor stch corrsci answer) Meanwhile, the committee, the agenda, in which local residents Shelley Long is leaving the and McEwen comes from radio. Herald Reporter NBC comedy "Cheers,” saying which will receive town funding, give five-minute tributes to the civil FROM 4 Violence by militant Sikhs in India “ The Morning Program” will 1 Lucille Ball was recenliy awarded the rights leader, who was assassi­ ha she turned down a contract recenliy resulted in the deaths of Manchester’s Martin Luther began rounding out a rough agenda Hi be broadcast live before a studio Kennedy Center Honors for outstanding nated in 1968. extension to devote more time to 24 Hindus. The Sikhs are King Day Committee will send a for Manchester’s King Day audience in the 7:30-9 a.m. entertainer. The comedienne is best celebration. Committee members Smith and her family and other interests. timeslot, replacing the “ CBS (CHOOSE ONE: an ethnic, a letter to the town administration di There was no word on how know for her role as a homemaker in expressing its disappointment with Dr. Floyd Bass, director of Thomas Stringfellow and two other f i o r s h e i m ; Morning News,” which will move religious) minority in India. Ti producers would end Long’s the 1950s series..?... the decision to keep municipal African Studies at the University of people will speak during that to the 6-7:30 a.m. period. “ CBS 5 House Democrats recenliy segment of the program. five-year stint on the show, 2 Recently^ former Chicago mayor offices open on the Jan. 19 national Connecticut, will be the main Morning News” was a long-time selected their leaders. As ex­ speaker during the celebration at The committee will use the where she won an Emmy forbest announced she would run again for her holiday, members decided third in ratings behind “ Today” pected, Representative |im Center Congregational Church. program to kick off a fund- raising actress in a comedy series in 1983 old job. Tuesday. and “ Good Morning America” on The program will also include drive for its Martin Luther King for her portrayal of highbrow Wright succeeds (CHOOSE ONE: The letter is to be signed by ABC. 3 was recently awarded musical selections by singer Fro- Scholarship Fund for Manchester waitress Diane Chambers. Robert Byrd, Thomas O ’Neill) as committee Chairmen Frank Smith the Heisman Trophy. The award is given zene Smith of White Plains. N.Y., minority students wishing to Ci The role also garnered Long a Speaker of (he House. and Stephen Cassano and say that each year to the best college player in the group “ had hoped” Manchester who participated last year, and a further their education. pair of Golden Globe awards. the sport of musical prelude by the Manchester The night will close with the black "The 'Cheers’ producers of­ would follow other Connecticut is communities and close town offices High School Jazz Band. national anthem, “ Lift Every Voice fered me an extension to my Today’s quotes 4 Police gave Dallas Cowboys Head Coach The committee decided to keep and Sing” Newsname a bullet-proof vest to wear (during a on Martin Luther King Day. w/ five-year contract that expires at “ He told an unbelievable story (15 points If you can Idsntify this Town officials said last week that game at which the coach had received \S\0 Wate the end of this season," Long said in a very believable manner.” — person In tho nsws) they recognized the holiday, but ’Fuesday in a statement. "It was an anonymous death threat. arre: Sen. Dennis DeConcini, D-Ariz., I have often been that municipal offices would re­ prob a very difficult choice to make. after White House Chief of Staff called President Ray Knight, named the Most Valuable main open. Closing town buildings clty’i We’ve done some really terrific Donald T. Regan testified before R e a g a n ’s ’’ p oin t Player in the (CHOOSE ONE: National would constitute a paid holiday for Three Sided Crystal Prisms I p\res ^ ^ Lt. work at 'Cheers’ but I’ve decided the Senate Intelligence Commit­ man” . Recently League, 1986 World Series) was recently employees, something that must be head to give priority to my family and SHELLEY LONG MARIETTE HARTLEY Each side reflects a significant image tee about the Iran-Contra announced that I released by the New York Mets. negotiated between town and union I - - " ^ squa to my newly established film . . . will co-host show . . "difficult choice" connection. would leave my job. officials, they said. The two sides fabri production company in connec­ Who I am and what will meet at the bargaining table in the { tion with Disney Productions” was my job at the mid-January. He fall session, when he went onto news conference attended by “ Playing games about grant­ Cassano. who is also a Demo­ White House? of I the House floor to lobby for a new executive producer Bob Shanks, ing immunity — you do this, you cratic member of the Manchester fabri Chicago White Sox stadium and What a pain co-hosts Hartley and Holland do that — the back and forth YOUR SCORE: 91 to 100 points -T O P SCORE: Board of Directors, said after the NEVJLDA a fel tax breaks and reforms for the Smith, weatherman Mark between the president and the 81 to 00 points — Eicsitsnt. 71 to 60 points — Good. 61-70 points — Fsir. meeting that although it appears year Legislative wrangling gave horse-racing industry. McEwen and ‘sidekick" Bob Congress — isn’t going to ac­ o Knowlsdgs Unllmitsd, Inc. 1215-86 too late to close town offices this VARSITY state Illinois Gov. James R. Thompson Saget, a comedian. complish anything.” — Sen. year, the committee’s letter will Th “ The Morning Program” will ask the town to recognize the 9 a pain in the back, a spokesman David Durenberger, R-Minn., Octo says. Attention, please open with the weather, brief chairman of the Senate Intelli­ holiday by agreeing with the union that The governor, who has had a newscasts will appear midway gence Committee, on President to shut down next year. thori disc problem for years, canceled Mariette Hartley, a co-host of through the first two half-hour Reagan’s appeal for limited Along with that, committee incid his activities Tuesday and spent “The Morning Program" pre­ periods, and will feature enter­ immunity for two former White ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ members agreed at their meeting offic the day in bed, said spokesman miering Jan. 12on CBS, is touting tainment news, instant surveys House aides. 'Diesday in Lincoln Center to Br David Fields. "He hasn’t had the the show as an early-morning of a studio audience and home Include a statement asking the town polic WORLDSCOPE: 1-Szndiniil«; 2-univcrsity system; 3-Lcbanon; 4-z to adopt “ an aggressive affirma­ problem for about 18 months, but attention-grabber, viewers, personal ads placed by ” I’m more interested in the Jewish relei religious; 5-Thomas O ’Neill tive action plan.” and try to hire Christian stress and tension can aggravate "M y image of the show is that if screened applicants with follow­ country than I am in prosecuting cour NEWSNAME: Larry Speakes, Deputy Press Secretary more women and minority-group ------Br you’ve got a cup of coffee in your up reports, consumer tips and a people.” — Sen. Orrin Hatch. it. MATCHW ORDS: 1-d; 2-e; 3-b; 4-a; 5-c members. ------com "It flared up again during the hand and you’ve brought it to daily comedy segment taped at a R-Utah, a member of the Senate L tJ PEOPLEWATCH/SPORTLICHT: 1-”l love Lucy”; 2-|ane Byrne; 3- Committee member Joan pho legislative session” your mouth, that you spit it out at nightclub. Intelligence Committee, on Pres­ foolball; 4-Tom Landry; 5-1986 World Series O’Loughlin said a strong hiring i * 78” * 84” * 72” unai Thompson’s back problems least once a morning,” Hartley Hartley, an actress, did a brief ident Reagan’s appeal for li­ ' 1 - plan is needed to show that the ■ W Oxblood & Black Black & Brown Black & Brown Cli ■\ became apparent Dec. 5, the last said Tuesday, stint on NBC’s "Today” show a mited immunity for two former town’s commitment to Martin Kell day of the General Assembly’s CBS described the format as a few years ago. Smith was a local White House aides. 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In 1933. in the first world Sacramento, Calif., to life in Lotto: 2-6-8-17-20-21 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Dec. 17. 1986 - 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Dec. 17, 1986 8 - M Coventry council to hold special meeting on disposal plan Connecticut in Brief Plea puts end Bv Jacqueline Bennett onmental Protection has set Jan. 1 per year. In 1980 the 55-acre landfill Facility. She advised that step satisfied with that proposal, saying curbside pickup be included in the Herald Correspondent as the deadline for cities and towns was granted a 30-foot vertical because of the facility’s convenient it is unlikely WERF will have plan, though they admitted such State to Investigate garbage fight to submit 20-year plans for solid expansion, which should extend its location and the environmental enough space and that the facility steps could be costly. COVENTRY - Members of the waste disposal if they want a say in lifespan by 10 years. advantages of converting waste to has encountered problems that HARTFORD — The attorney general’s office says it will study to murder case One recommendation was that a Town Council Monday postponed might force towns to absorb addi­ where their refuse will go. Other­ The operating budget for the energy. recovery facility being built in Waterbury’s request to prevent the Connecticut Resources voting on a plan for solid waste wise the state will decide, some­ facility in fiscal 1986-87 was $43,600. Gatzkiewicz said using the land­ tional costs for its expansion. Hartford be considered. .Another R ecovery Authority from opening a dump in the city for bulk HARTFORD (AP) - A 34-year- One month before the slaying. disposal until next week, saying Members of the Conservation thing that could mean long and When the submission of the fill only for bulk-waste disposal possibility cited was use of .a waste from 12 Fairfield County communities. old man has pleaded guilty to a Shields had been paroled from the information was lacking. Commission who attended Mon­ costly transportation of solid waste, town’s plan to the state was could extend its life for 30 years or transfer station in Ellington. “ We are beginning to look into the matter because there is reduced charge of manslaughter in Somers state prison, where he was " I don’t want to make a decision according to Lewis. discussed earlier this month. Town longer if construction waste from day’s com-,'.!' meeting in the Town interest in it,” said Jim Kennedy, spokesman for Attorney connection with the stabbing death serving a sentence for the robbery ,in a vacuum.” said Town Council Coventry, which currently buries Planner Pat Gatzkiewicz proposed clearing house lots were buried on Office Building voiced similar The council is expected to decide General Joseph I. Lieberman. “ It’s a complicated issue. We’re of an engineer five weeks after she of the Society for Savings bank in 'Chairwoman Joan Lewis. its garbage at a landfill on Route 31, to the council that Coventry join the site. reservations about WERF. They on a plan at a special meeting not immediately close to a response.’’ arrived in Connecticut to start a downtown Hartford and the shoot­ 1 The state Department of Envir­ generates about 6,3211 »* At with second-degree sexual assault based on a complaint by her complaining to the national presi­ the job. “ I was shocked,” Knee told timely handling of cash accounts The seat was won by Democrat systi father. dent about statements linking the the commission. and stricter controls over petty Francisco L. Borges, who takes *’'" o f t 2 0 ^ . ^ , 1 r»V\OOSCi getti McGee was acquitted earlier this month. He had admitted to 20 She said Snell called her in the cash, payroll records and office in January.. symbol of a red cross to keej sexual encounters with the girl starting when she was 14 and cihristianity. morning after she returned from a any ftem sa\el while he was her school bus driver. three-day absence because of the Tl McDonald sentenced the girl on Dec. 3 to a suspended But the woman’s supervisor flu and told her she was being fired 3 money-saving even if that per uenr. con.‘ because of a “ personality conflict.” six-month jail term and two years of probation, and ordered her testified during a state Human 1 O irK OIK '-OOP^ _ — cost Rights and Opportunities Commis­ not to see McGee during the probation. coupons — use on ■4 date Victims’ rights groups have picketed the court house in protest sion hearing Tuesday that she was Automatic dallverv available at fa lie of the sentence. fired for being late for work, 7 anal leaving early, calling in sick the any items* in the whe same day she was seen at another Here are just some of the fantastic fashion savings youll find at D&L. 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You decide Youth Specialty-Shop NANCHE8TER But things at Amtrak are turning around, WIHDOW SHADES CUT * KEYS MADE and any proposal to sell it or cut funding will rey, revi be even more of a loser than the previous WASHINGTON — How do the American people 20-30% OFF EXPERIENCE LEISURELY, ENJOYAILE attacks. judge President Reagan? Was he right or wrong in * U HE4VYWUR HOLIDAY 8H0PPIR6. DISCOVER... As the situation is summarized by Rep. using arms as bait to win favor with Ayatollah PramMlts • Snowsalte • Jackets Coats Nancy L. Johnson, a Republican member of Khomeini’s Iran? 942 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER • 643-1505 the House Public'Works and Transportation ^ 20% OFF FAIRWAY Americans are constantly polled, surveyed and A REFRESHINQ CHANGE Committee, “ We’ve got federal subsidy costs interviewed about the issues of the day. 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If you think he was wrong, dial Sunday 10:00-5:00 passengers a year and is an asset well worth Sunday and Night Opaninga CIrclad Below i £ » £» les! INd £» XCd £SX X retaining. 1-900-210-3284. The telphone company will bill you PEPTO 1E» XfiC £ « Y S IE 50 cents for the call. Or just write the number of — Oemaftc/L 198O — Rather than trying to rid the United States your choice on the back of a postal card and mail it Nelli of mass-transit systems, the administration BISMOL to Peoples Poll, P.O. Box 2300, Washington, D.C. Nell should be looking for ways to support them. Tax-and-spend Democrats 20013. 1 2 3 (g)^ 6 bury, The current approach will leave the nation ill As a guide, here’s a summary of the opposing ter,di prepared for the future. arguments. Hospi aren’t in control any more Christmas Has Come To long f THE CASE FOR REAGAN: ©20 Namy Mrs.( Insurance details The Persian Gulf, in a sense, is our jugular vein; ^Lift the Latch. Our shelves and duty” and said poor people ern and Western Democrats andM By Donald AA. Rothberg half of the Western world’s oil flows through this In most respects, Manchester’s self- concerned about the party’s fXI- I swTscnvi @ ^ ^ 2 4 25 26 27 Pare filled with your favorite things!' both I who receive public assistance strategic waterway. Indeed, the United States has lel o Nights Sunday insurance program appears to be working also have an obligation to help identification with special inter­ (Dori! WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - The declared that it will take military action, if Pepto- till 28 29 30 31 12-4 The scents and sights of Christmas are themselves. est groups. P e p io -. Bor well. Democrats who met hereto chart necessary, to protect this vital flow. Its white male makeup in the Bism ol Bgm or 8:00 everywhere Annalees, Byers choice carolers in We Rather than buying many forms of a path for their party’s future Another voice from the black As the dominant power on the Persian Gulf. Iran was a early days made it an easy target £ « i£ « KSS iees K S 3E« IKS ^ coverage from private carriers, the town puts made it clear that they think it community. Michael Lomax of holds the key to its stability and security. ' the original snow village, ornaments, importedt Rebec for party liberals who regarded it aside a certain amount of money each year to must include a break withits past Atlanta, chairman of the Fulton Ex-President Jimmy Carter let Iran fall into Easte as an attempt to make the cards and wrap. Favorite things for favorite people. cover claims. That has insulated it somewhat and the “ old days of tax and County board of commissioners, hostile hands. President Reagan’s covert approach Stratfi Democrats look more like from the violent shifts of the insurance crisis spend.” also talked about tbe need for the was merely an attempt to neutralize Iran and (Thurc Republicans. She plaguing the nation. They talked about defense and poor to “ strive towards self- safeguard the Persian Gulf. But the conference in this Thomi At the same time, some aspects of the trade and budget deficits, about reliance and economic The president is also concerned that, without an restored colonial capital show­ Tabs 24's 8 OZ. brothc system need greater attention than they’re education and welfare reform. empowerment.” American presence in Tehran, the Soviets may be cased a matured group that now 4.6 oz. Pump burg, 1 getting, the most obvious of which is record They had tough words for Presi­ He said, “ There will be no tempted to move into Iran during a post-Khomeini n.99 *2.49 attracts blacks and women, ia/m icm , ^loiiUer^ tlie ^atck I 19 grei dent Reagan. return to some pre-Reagan past period of confusion and chaos. This would give the Rea MSB Reg. *2.68 Reg. >3.08 The keeping. liberals as well as Southern and o f entitlements and big Soviets control of the Persian Gulf, with the ability Folsoi The town gets monthly reports from a But the strongest message at Western moderates and Jim ntlead mt%J taatn 997 Main St. the two-day meeting of the spending.” to shut off the Western world’s lifeblood. 6.4 oz. Tube Ave., consulting firm on how much claims are conservatives. Manchester Democratic Leadership Council Finally, the president hopes to free American costing, a system that should guarantee that Jordan, who became a national Most of the voices around the 649-6870 was directed at their fellow hostages and reduce the terrorist threat by M.59 data is kept current. Updating seems to have figureduringt be House Judiciary conference still had Southern 7 Democrats who would try to use improving relations with the regime that controls St fallen by the wayside, however, denying Committee’s hearings on the accents. Buttherewa$ no denying the gains of the 1986 elections to the Shiite terrorists. Save 75% on Aluminum and Formica analysts information that could mean savings impeachment of Richard M. the DLC had broadened its base. BOl move the party back to policies of CUSTOM FRAMING when municipal funds are allocated. Nixon, nowteaches attheUniver- “ Ourpurposeisnottodividethe- SEIKO QUARTZ DEy2 INTRODUCTORY OFFER stallec the 1960s and 1970s. sity of Texas. Sava 10% on all woods When a reporter tried to find out the status Democratic Party, but to unite THE CASE AGAINST REAGAN: for a Confined to a wheelchair, the early of spending for claims last week, the And it was people usually it,” said Rep. Richard Gephardt The president has been dealing with CUSTOM FRAMING IN TIME FOR SA VE >100.00 ^549^ *449 described as liberals whotookthe former congresswoman remains Peter consultant’s monthly reports were found piled of Missouri, a DLC founder “ not “ moderates” in Ayatollah Khomeini’s hierarchy. _ JcwclerB■M THE HOLIDAYS lead. an impressive speaker and. in No in boxes outside an office in the Municipal to reflect one point of view, but to In reality, they are bloodthirsty, unrepentant Hundreds o f gift ideas for the artist on your list! OLIVETTI CX880 ELECTRONIC TYPE "It would be disastrous for this measured tones, sent a message Oil Sets - PaBlBl Sets - Art Books - Easels which Building. The town’s assistant finance reflect many, not to be exclusive, fanatics who have been demonstrably and rabidly firepli party if we go back to the old days to the Rev. Jesse Jackson. WITH COMPUTER INTERFACE director, who is preparing an assessment of but to be inclusive.” anti-American in the past. They may be SPECIAL FRAME Phone at 231 of tax and spend.” said Rep. “ Don’t frighten everybody 981 the system, said the end of his task is several The 1986 elections and their pragmatists, but they certainly aren’t moderates. PRICES END 646-0013 e lOD Cliinclir Print Whool • Hill-tpiet kty said tl off,” she said. “ Don’t be so ]g Main Barbara Kennelly of Connecti­ signs of renewed Democratic U.S. officials have been dealing behind the Stroet 12-1S-86 Cloeed e Trlpli Pitch-10 1^15 e Auto littirino Gagm months away and described the information volatile that people become S x cfu i s i t e Wed. AHnn cut, echoing the phrase President Party strength, and the Iran- scenes with Iran’s speaker of the parliament, Ooimtown e Prim Spiod 15 cpi. • Auto undorlino he has to work with as “ very jumbled and Reagan has used often to attack afraid to be associated with us.” Meneheeter Open Thurt. Ill 0 Contra controversy that has Hashemi Rafsanjani. and a notorious killer-judge a SInglo-IIno eorroetlon momory • Much, much morot complex.” the Democrats. She referred to “ the Jesse weakened the Reagan presid­ Sadeq Khalkali. who used to be partners in a U^iamonJi That’s probably not his fault. Rather, it Jackson factor” and said if could The message delivered by ency, are propelling the DLC to battery-service garage in Tehran. This was an seems to indicate an oversight where Kennelly and others won’t be be used “ to blunt Democratic A Store of Inspiration in FREE! 5" Black & White Television prominence faster than anyone underground center for Khomeini’s revolutionar­ administration is concerned. universally accepted within the initiatives.” & ^ i n c might have thought. ies. who murdered at least two Americans and hid Downtown Manchester and Manchester has shown innovation and Jackson has been at odds with party. But the meeting of the As Democratic prospects their bodies in the garage. 35mm Camera prudence in developing its self-insurance Democratic Leadership Council the DLC, describing the group as brighten for 1988, the office­ Both Rafsanjani and Khalkali not only have been system. But if more hours need to be put into left the impression the group is an effort to gain favor with white with every purchase! holders in a position to set a party flagrantly anti-American, but Khalkali desecrated the analytical side, the town should devote the destined to be a strong influence voters at the expense of blacks. )3ibles & Books agenda for the next two years are the charred remains of Americans killed during the (whllo ouppllot loot) on the Democrats. light f r o m c o d LIFE FOR M AN effort. bound to hold the spotlight. aborted hostage rescue mission in 1980. He staged 785 Main St. THE DLC WAS FORMED in The Newest Seiko Mobile The way things are now. some benefits the his grisly performance before photographers. Mancheeler, C T BARBARA JORDAN, the 1985 by elected officials reacting ^Donald M. Rothberg is chief Dotihle |»en-,aiM?e J slfikinj* look (f>i .1 ALLSTATE 39 Purnell Place i former black congresswoman tothe Reagan landslideof 1984. Its political writer of The Associated sjWN fill offfx l Jnywhi'rp PpffpcI fc*i you PrrfiH 1 a** lY RiM ( ortlloss 643-8484 missed because of laxity where follow-up is ordering the blood drained from prisoners he .mil bjMffV fiiM'f.HPd Conu* ihn .Ynd .til iht* gru.tl Sfiko (^ii.tfi/ 840 Main Street 649-3396 organizers were primarily South- Press. MACHiN^E^s Manchester • 643-6156f concerned. from Texas, talked about “ choice ( l(M ks m mif ( ttlltf lion lod.»y. m hm condemns. As for Khomeini, he likes to call America the “ Great Satan,” but he can behold the real satan "OLD FASHIONED PRICES ” simply by looking into a mirror. For he is the ONLY Primary ruling doesn’t mean GOP state personification of evil. He preaches the gospel of NASSlFPSm*' hate, abuses his own people, savagely tortures dissidents and sends children to the battlefront to 991 Main Street • Manchester • 647-9126 In their exictement over winning the U.S. voters were a factor as well. clear the way for combat troops. 103 New London Tpke. • Glastonbury • 622-6937 Unisex-Full Service Halratyllng 9 Supreme Court case which opens primary elections In state legislative races, newcomers Andy Americans must feel uncomfortable doing H a ircu ts ^5 P e n n s $20 to unaffiliated voters, state Republicans should not Norton of Colchester and Ann Dandrow of business with the likes of Khomeini. Call for appointments 643-1442 confuse it with free lunch. Southington pulled upsets where Democrats led in Footnote: In future columns, we will summarize Family Sports Shop Since 1944 Capitol enrollment. Reps. Craig Taylor and Ed Krawiecki other aspects of the Iranian affair and invite your The Some Republicans have been acting as though m DAYS UNTIL 1 the high court put them automatically on the glory Comments won in heavily Democratic Bristol on intense judgment. We will publish the results, of course, Cross Country and Downhill Skiis MANCHESTER] road to election success with this decision. It was campaigning that beat the odds. after all the polling has been completed. 811 MAIN ST MALL necessary to listen closely to U.S. Sen. Lowell Bob Conrad Rep. Bob Farr of West Hartford battled to a Equipment • Clothing CHRISTMAS Weicker. the big daddy of the idea, when he told the six-vote victory in his district. Democrats picked Mlnl-editoilal GOP policy committee that the party “ has 500,000 up a Senate seat and one in the House in his town, Partisan sniping is accepted behavior in this more voters now.” once a Republican stronghold. THE CRAFT SUPPLY HOUSE Wilton's Gift Shop town, but could it at least be faintly believable^ We OPTICAL Hold on a minute Weicker went on to say — “ who (S 50 Purnell Place (Off Main St., Downtown) refer to the alleged first-family spat in which are going to have the chance to participate ...” and clue, they have problems ahead. Independents SOME REPUBLICANS HAVE EARNED such Specializing in Hummel Figurines President Reagan supposedly snapped at his wife- 646-8439 that is central to the meaning of last week’s very mostly ignored “ Super Tuesday.” confidence of voters in their districts that both "Get off my blankety-blank back! ” Here are a few important decision The GOP gamble is that independents who turn sides, and many independents as well, want to keep COLLECTOR’S PLATES questions that some responsible editor should have Large selection of Craft Supplies at an All that the court did was to agree with the legal out for primaries will get enough of the fever to them on the job. Rep. Joe Ru wet of Torrington is CONTACT LENSES asked before this tripe was printed; Where did the s argument that Connecticut Republicans stressed stick around for general elections and maybe join typical. One of the most respected legislators on affordable price. Early American Gifts & Accessories spat occur? At a state banquet? If so, why didn’t ^ HEARING AIDS as the centerpiece of their appeal — that political the GOP. Again, Weicker put his finger on the key the Hill. Ruwet survived the Democratic landslide anyone else report it? In the Reagans’ bedroom? If ^atrFRN CONNECTICUT'S LEADING Large Selection of Byers Carolers parties should be free to a.ssociate with whomever to that political crapshoot. Recruiting Nov. 4 to win a fourth term. Gift Certificates • Ideas • Gifts • Classes & Morel so, how could it possibly have been overheard? Is full SERVICE OPTICIANS 6 independents, he said, will depend “ on what we Rep. C!hris Shays has become such an institution thev wish Mon.-Sat. 10-5 • Thura. 'til 9:00 stand for when these people participate” in open in Democratic Stamford that the other party the room bugged? Or are you suggesting one of the 763 MAIN STREET ■ 643-1191 964 Main St. 643-7781 Reagans leaked the story? Ask about our 10% Bulk Buy Discounts IT WILL BE A FOOLHARDY ASSUMPTION by primaries. The court has opened one door, that’s doesn’t bother opposing him. Rep. Dave Anderson of Preston overcame Democratic leads in four of 191 MAIN STREET ■ 643-1900 Bat tax iMXBaBagaiKdiEatiaaBaiKagatfixygigaiBggaiaaBaiBa lew Bat vail Republicans if they think this will deliver the party all. X ea * » * » * « * « » « wawst*®****® **********'* from the third-class political citizenship where it the five towns in his district to win again. We have never bought the missionary zeal which has wallowed for so long. They can improve their REPUBLICANS HAVE A VICTORY in the field Dazzle Her With A Quelity OLYMPIA DELICATESSEN .. seems to grip Republicans when they talk of lot — after Nov 4 there isn’t anywhere to go but up of ideas with this court decision. Democrats, ManrliPBtpr Hrralft s “ liberating” independent voters. We see it, Diamond of a Carat or Mora — only if they work at it. disguised as the state, fought the GOP proposal and 697 Main St., Manchester lost. The real arena remains the polling place, and perhaps too cynically, as an exercise in basic Founded In 1881 WAS XMAS QUALITY The flocking of independent voters to Republican SI* Q Color Democrats still excel there. political arithmetic and nothing more. 1.00 CT. Oval •3195 •24M tv primaries and then sticking with candidates they PENNY M. S IE F F E R T...... Publlther 1.00 CT. Marquis 3295 2695 81* F Color Can Republicans ever score? Recent elections But Republicans have won a big one in the D OUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Executive Editor 643-0809 help nominateisn’t a given. 1.01 CT. Round 3995 31M VS* E-F Color highest court of the land. It has been great for their JAM ES P SACKS Managing Editor 631 Main Street For one thing Republicans haven’t been show they do when they have the most appealing 1.05 CT. Round 4295 35M VS’ F-Q Color morale and given them a public relations coup too. ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Associate Editor VS' H Color Luncheon Specials, Party Platters, especially terrific at delivering their own strength candidates. U.S. Rep. John Rowland of Waterbury 1.10 CT. Round 4450 3750 Manchester Now the real work lies ahead. Decision or no 9500 •250 WSI J Color when it has counted most. Now. they have the won re-election despite Democratic voter DENISE A. R O BER TS...... Advertising Director 1.61 CT. Round Deli Sandwiches, Homemade Soup dominance in the Fifth Congressional District. Also decision, there’s no free lunch. 2.56 CT. Estate DIa. 7500 5000 643-6346 added challenge of luring independents to MARK F, A B R A ITIS ...... Business Manager TU6t.-frt. 7:00-4M, Thun. V I0 in Waterbury (and Naugatuck) State Sen. Tim SHELDON COHEN ...... Composing Manager primaries that are only part of the nomination R O BER T H HUBBARD Pressroom Manager Mon. tSat.TM-SMI Maternity, Lingerie, Uniforms Upson won re-election against similar Democratic Bob Conrad writes a weekly column about process If their experiments last May with “ Super JEAN N E G FROMERTH Circulation Manager Connecticut politics. Tuesday” primaries, open to independents, is a lead in registration. In both cases, unaffiliated 0 -fea-is MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Dec. 17. 1986 — » « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Dec. 17. 1986 10 - MA bS * Firefighter Lawrence, Mankey get school contracts I SPORTS thinks test, Two Manchester architecturai Committee, of which Phillips was a In November, voters approved an He said the plans are for bids to be By Janr firms — The Lawrence Associates member. There had originally been $8.88 million bonding plan to pay for soiicited in June, with a contractor The As! and Mankey Associates — have six finalists, but Philiips said one the reapirs, which involve bringing to be chosen by July 1. Phillips said seves life been selected to design improve­ firm dropped out. the buildings into compliance with the work should be done in July and LAKE ments to four town elementary Philiips said Mankey Associates state building codes. About $3.6 August while students are not got out < healing “There’s no punching the schools and Manchester High will be involved with the improve­ million of the amount will come attending classes. Bird shoots down Knicks School, town Building Committee ments to Nathan Haie and Ver- from local funds, with state grants Doug go clock on saving a life,” firefigh­ Phillips said the choice of Man- flinging up his shots quickly — rythmn,” Bird said, ’’Once I get their sixth straight loss, never and Mik ter Tonn Anifini said today of his Chairman Paul Phillips said today. planck eiementary schoois, while covering the remainder. NEW YORK (AP) - When Larry The firms were chosen unanim­ The Lawrence Associates will key and Lawrence was based on Bird won last year’s three-point some without looking. warmed up and get a little room. I trailed in the game and held a Just a efforts Tuesday night to save their presentations. Their location the life of a fellow bowler at ously from among five finalists and handle repairs to Waddeil and Phillips said the firms will now shooting contest, he did it by ”It’s a matter Of getting into a can hit those.” sizable lead for most of the way. My Qua were interviewed Tuesday by the Bowers eiementary schools and work to help draw up bid specifica­ in Manchester was also a factor in Swishing three three-pointers, ’They led 58-47 at the half, but the Holiday Lanes. the decision, he said. Arufini, 39, an 11-year veteran town’s Architectural Selection MHS. tions for the projects. timed perfectly to demoralize the Knicks battled back with 10 straight And t of the Town Fire Department, opposition. Bird scored 29 points, points in the opening minutes of the Coach h grabbed 10 rebounds and added third quarter and pulled to within hands vt was headed toward the lounge TOM ARUFINI W C after finishing a game when nine assists Tuesday night to lead 64-61. is the someone asked him whether he . bowling and CPR the Boston Celtics to a 107-96 NBA That’s when Bird went into his Confere knew CPR. Moments later, he Town auditor recommends minor changes victory over the New York Knicks. act. First, a three-pointer from the was kneeling on the ground, After calling MMH's emer­ Four changes in management audit recommends the functions be ”He dominates when he has to,” left of the key. A left baseline task of establishing detailed prop­ reconciles bank accounts and also Knicks Coach Bob Hill said. ”He performing mouth-to-mouth re­ gency room and learning that procedures are recommended in erty, plant and equipment records. signs and distributes checks. The separated as much as possible. running jumper 41 seconds later. suscitation on a man in full Carey was doing well, “I felt the audit of town financial opera­ ’The record-keeping system has audit said the record-keeping and The fourth recommendation Is to plays the game at an even keel until And finajly, with 2:06 left in the cardiac arrest while two other exuberant, you know I really tions filed this morning with the been started by both the town and reconciliation functions are incom­ buy equipment that would perfo­ his team really needs him. Then he third quarter, a three-pointer from good Samaritans did chest felt pumped up.” Arufini said. town clerk. the Board of Education. patible with the handling of cash rate invoices when they have been step up another level and takes the right wing. compressions. People in the bowling alley disbursements. over. He’s so capable of taking the The audit, for the fiscal year paid. Documents that accompany Thanks to their efforts, the shook his hand and one woman The firm also recommends shift­ invoices indicate payment has been breath out of you.” By the 9:09 mark of the fourth heart-attack victim, Earl Ca­ kissed him on the cheek. ended June 30.1986, was done by .the Bird, who bunched all his points quarter, the Celtics were up by 19. Manchester firm of Okrant and ing the duty of reconciling bank A similar recommendation was made, but the invoices themselves rey, 68. of South Windsor, was Arufini said Carey had no .accounts from the office of the do not always do so. in the first three quarters, hit two of Gerald Wilkins topped the Knicks vital signs when he began Okrant. made in connection with the office revived. This morning Carey treasurer to the office of the of the Collector of Revenue. The Perforating the invoices woulld his three-point shots and converted with 23 points and Bill Cartwright was reported in serious condi­ resuscitation efforts. He con­ The firm suggests the town hire controller. Under the current sys­ same employees who handle cash avoid the possibility of paying the a three-point play in the last 6:07 of added 22. Hoi tion in the coronary care unit of tinued to perform mouth-to- temporary help to complete the tem, the office of the treasurer sometimes do daily balancing. The same bill twice, the auditor said. the third quarter. Bird said the Celtics are still Manchester Memorial Hospital. mouth after paramedics ar­ After the Celtics allowed the adjusting to their injury-riddled Although paramedics arrived rived and got Carey’s heart Knicks to whittle a 15-point second- bench. Back-up center Bill Walton at the bowling alley about two beating with an electrical NHLsta minutes after receiving the call shock. quarter deficit to three in the first has a sore right ankle and Scott at about 9; 30 p.m., four minutes It’s not the first time Arufini Bolton spends for road equipment repairs 4>A minutes of the second half. Wedman is out with a sore left heel had probably passed between has given CPR to a heart attack Robert Parrish, who finished with ’’We’re not winning games at the E then and the time of Carey’s victim at the bowling alley. day night. munity Hall that about $6,500, recommended the board seek $7,000 20, followed an exchange of baskets end,” Bird said. ”We’re notexecut- Phllodeli Bv Andrew Yurkovskv with a 10-foot turnaround and Bird ing because we’re tired. Everybody NY Islor attack. Capt. Jack Hughes said. About two years ago, he said, he Herald Reporter Included in that figure is a $900 including the $900, would probably from the Board of Finance rather PIttsburi He added that Arufini’s quick revived another victim there. emergency allocation already be needed for repairs and mainte­ than the $6,500 Rattazzi suggested, then scored six points on consecu­ will have to go a little longer now New Jer action probably saved Carey’s He estimates he has per­ in case expenses turn out to be tive plays, putting Boston ahead and go a little harder. We have to NY Rom BOLTON — The need for repairs spent to repair the broken brake nance in the near future. Washing life, since severe brain damage formed CPR off-duty five or six to town road equipment convinced shoe on a town truck. First Currently, $16,000 is budgeted for greater than expected. 74-63 with 5:27 left in the period. pick up for another. It’s a challenge or death is the likely result if times. the Board of Selectmen to unanim­ Selectman Douglas Cheney said. road equipment maintenance, but “The defense was scrambling that’ll bring us closer as a team.” Boston cardiac arrest goes untreated around all over the court and A skirmish between Knicks cen­ Montreo ously approve the allocation of an Donato Rattazzi, the road crew much of that money has already The Caledonia mine explosion in Hartforc for more than four minutes. - ANDREW YURKOVSKY additional $7,000 to the town’s road supervisor, told the selectmen been spent on unanticipated re­ Nova Scotia. Canada, killed 30 double-teaming.” said Bird, who ter Patrick Ewing and Celtics Quebec equipment maintenance fund Tues­ during their meeting in the Com- pairs. Selectman Michael Zizka miners in 1899, hit ll-for-18 from the field and tied reserve center Greg Kite broke out C Buffalo Kevin McHale for the game-high in with 2:24 remaining in the first half C points. ”I just stayed out there and and lasted less than a minute. An k / $6- MInneso AP photo roamed. Once I got the ball, all I elbow and a punch was thrown by AP photo St. Loul! House committee named Toronto Obituaries needed was a little breathing room. Ewing while Kite raised his arms in Larry Bird has his arms up as he tries to guard the Knicks’ Detroit New York’s Bill Cartwright (25) and Fred Roberts of the “I’d hate to live on those shots. defense. Ewing, who eventually Chicago Continued from page ] January, and Republican leader Patrick Ewing (33) in their NBA game Tuesday night at Nellie Samya Celtics battle for the basketball after a missed shot during But sometimes they’re the most fouled out with 10 seconds left in the arrangements are incomplete. Walter J. OstrowskI Jr. member of its 25-Year Club. He was Bob Dole of Kansas. Madison Square Garden. Bird pumped in 29 points to Edmont Memorial donations may bemade- an Army veteran of World War II too complicated and unwieldy. In addition to Inouye, the other their NBA contest Tuesday night in New York. The effective weapons you’ve got.” game, was charged with a personal Calgary Nellie Samya, 87, of West Rox- Walter J. Ostrowski Jr., 72, of Although there will be two The Celtics, handing the Knicks foul and a technical foul. WInnIpe bury. Mass., formerly of Manches­ to Stratford Street United Baptist and was a former assistant Boy Democrats named by Byrd were Celtics handed the Knicks their sixth straight loss. lead the Celtics to a 107-96 victory. Los Ang Bloomfield, died Tuesday. He was committees, it is likely the House David L.' Boren of Oklahoma, Vancoui ter, died today at New England Sinai Church of Roslindale. Mass. the brother of Irene Kwiatkowski of Scout leader for Troop 362 of Hospital, Stoughton, Mass., after a Manchester. He had received the panel will be overshadowed by its incoming chairman of the Senate Coventry. Senate counterpart. The Senate Intelligence Committee: Howell N.Y, I long illness. She was the widow of He also is survived by a brother, Bronze Pelican and a St. George Montr Namy Samya and the mother of Esther Maher Emblem for his work in Scouting. committee is smaller, will be able Heflin of Alabama, a former state Calgoi Thomas Ostrowski of Portsmouth, Besides his wife, he is survived by to move more quickly and has more supreme court justice: George J. Mrs. Clayton A. (Margaret) Adams Esther (Kurkowski) Maher, 86, N.H.: and several nieces and Red-hot Utah Jazz continue to play winning tune Buffal recognizable members. and Mrs. Richard I. (Shirley) Riley, of Vernon, formerly of California, nephews. two sons, James W. Rook of East Mitchell of Maine, a former federal Woshl Granby and John T. Rook of In addition, the Senate Intelli­ judge: Sam Nunn of Georgia, Toron both of Bolton, and Mrs. George died Tuesday at Mount Sinai The funeral will be Thursday at 9 WInnIi (Doris) Zanis of Coventry. Hospital, Hartford. She was the Coventry: two daughters, Patricia gence Committee has been working incoming chairman of the Senate Tripucka, who inbounded the ball. third straight loss. a.m, from the Talarski Maple Hill vigorously over the past several Armed Services Committee, and Bv Dick Brinster Quebe Bom in Beirut, Lebanon, shelived wife of Charles L. Maher. Wehr and Kathleen St. Onge, both The Associated Press "As soon as it left his hands, it The Bucks, whose largest lead PIMsb Chapels, followed by a mass of weeks to gather as much informa­ Paul S. Sarbanes of Maryland, a Detrol in West Roxbury for 30 years. She Besides her husband, she is Christian burial at 9:30 a.m. in Ss. of South Windsor: two sisters, Mary looked good to me.” NBA Roundup was 67-47 at 7:58 of the third was a member of the Daughters of survived by two daughters. Helen Marks of New London and Mildred tion and testimony as possible member of the House Judiciary “The last year I played, we ran quarter, opened the fourth with a Cyril & Methodius Church, Hart­ about the secret transfer of Iranian Committee during impeachment Utah Coach Frank Layden looked Hartt< Rebecca and the Order of the M. Clark of Vernon and Charlotte ford, Burial will be in Mount St. Bates of Sarasota. Fla.: and five up at the scoreboard at the Capital that same play against Washington 6-2 run for an 82-68 lead at the 10:20 N.Y. Eastern Star, and a member of Doyon of Manchester: a sister. Mae grandchildren. arms sales profits to Nicaraguan proceedings against President in the Salt Palace and 1 hit it.” said mark. Pierce had 10 of his 24 points p.m. Benedict Ometery, Bloomfield. rebels and related matters. Nixon. Centre Tuesday night, saw three MInnt Stratford Street United Baptist Buzick of Colorado; 10 grandchild­ The funeral will be Friday at Griffith, who finished with a Wohl, however, who termed it “ as in the final period. WInnI Calling hours are Thursday from 8 The Senate panel’s membership Sen. Warren Rudman, a former seconds remaining with the score Church of Roslindale. Mass. ren; and three great-grandchildren to 9 a m. 10:15 a.m. from the John F. Tierney tied at 106, and told the Jazz to not to season-high 27 points after sitting controversial as were several other The 76ers were led by Charles Quebt She also is survived by a son. The funeral will be Thursday at Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., was announced at a news confer­ state attorney general in New out last season. calls that went against us because Barkley with 27 points. ence by Senate Democratic leader Hampshire, was chosen as the worry about anything. ’Thomas Tradd of Largo. Fla., a 10:30a.m. from theJohnF.Tierney followed by a mass of Christian ’’Three things can happen,” Karl Malone had 24 points and the ball definitely was on the Mavericks 101, Spurs 98 Ulandi brother, Louis Maloof of St. Peters­ Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Adolph VIot burial at 11 a.m. at St. Bartholom­ Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia, Senate committee’s top Tripucka 21 for Utah, which began cylinder.” who becomes majority leader in Republican. Layden told his players during a burg, Fla.; nine grandchildren; and followed by a mass of Christian The funeral for Adolph Viot, 83, of ew’s Church. Burial will be in St. timeout. ’’Either we’ll get a foul, or a six-game road trip. Jordan, who went over the Dallas won for the ninth time in 10 M I n n t M 19 great-grandchildren. burial at 11 a.m. at St. James 42 Lilac St., who died Monday, will James Cemetery. Calling hours are Moses Malone had 38 points and 40-point mark for the 14th time in 22 home games, with Derek Harper N.Y. Is» Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. get a shot, and if it doesn’t go in scoring 22 points, and making a key First The funeral will be Friday at Church. Burial will be in St. James be Thursday at 9:15 a.m. from the we’ll beat them in overtime,” Jeff Malone 29 for Washington. games this season, took an in­ (B otlev Folsom Funeral Home. Belgrade Cemetery. Calling hours are one John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 Memorial donations may be Overtime was not necessary, bounds pass with six seconds left steal in the final minute. (Jonsso made to the Hemotology Depart­ Teen charged in break-in and drove the lane. The 6-foot-9, Harper scored five of Dallas’ last sofa, Bf Ave., Roslindale, Mass. Funeral hour before the service. W. Center St., followed by a mass of however, because Darrell Griffith Bulls 99, Nets 98 NY (hi Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. ment, University of Connecticut 250-pound Brown was there to seven points and stole the ball with Ing), U Medical Center, Farmington. Police today arrested a sixth other office equipm'ent, police said. made a 26-foot jump shot at the Chicago’s Michael Jordan scored 53 seconds left to set up a basket by James Church. Burial will be in St. person Tuesday in connection with buzzer to lead Utah to its seventh 41 points, but it was one of his shots convert it. Secor James Cemetery. New Jersey, a loser in 12 of 13 Rolando Blackman that increased 29(L om Stove causes Bolton fire the Dec. 5 burglary at Highland Shea was released on $1,000 straight NBA victory, 109-106 over that went awry — resulting in Mike the Mavericks’ lead to 99-95. (holdini Park School. the Washington Bullets. Brown’s last-second game-winning road games, was led by Mike Ing), 9: non-surety bond pending an ap­ Gminski with 24 points and Buck Dallas got a game-high 26 points Third BOLTON — An improperly in­ a.m. after occupants detected a In Memoriam Thomas Henry Shea, 18, of pearance Dec. 29 at Manchester ”It’s a play we’d run a few times tip-in — that ultimately made the 7 William M. Rook Williams with 20. from Mark Aguirre. (Mdkeli stalled wood stove was responsible burning smell. Firefighters from Ellington, was charged with first- Superior Court. Police are looking already ... and it worked just the difference in the eyes of most. San Antonio, which lost its fourth Suffer for a fire at a West Street home Bolton, Andover, Coventry and William M. Rook. 66. of 125 In loving memory of our mother degree larceny and third-degree into the possibility that the group of way we wanted it to,” said Kelly Not New Jersey Coach David Lakers 121, Cavaliers 116 Penaltli Coleman Road, died Tuesday at Mrs. Mary Arnold who passed straight game and eighth in its last Morrow early this morning. Fire Marshal Hebron brought the fire under burglary in connection with the teenagers might have been in­ Magic Johnson scored 25 points, nine, was led by Alvin Robertson’s Min (hi Peter Massolini said today Manchester Memorial Hospital. He away December 17, 1957. Shots control at 2:49. break-in. in which intruders at­ volved in other burglaries, a police added 14 assists and 11 rebounds to 22 points. No one was injured in the fire, was the husband of Eleanor (Tho­ tempted to steal a computer, a spokesman said. He said more N.Y. Isi Massolini said metal piping from To have, to hold and then to part. lead Los Angeles. Kareem Abdul- Powe which caused major damage to the mas) Rook. Is the greatest sorrow of our copying machine, typewriters and arrests are possible. Whalers are looking Jabbar added 25 points and James 0 of 3; the wood stove was installed too Born in New London, he had lived Blazers 126, Sonics 118 fireplace and the roof of the house hearts. Worthy 22, Goall at 231 West St., Massolini said. He close to combustible material, in Manchester for 35 years. He ^ A G N / V Q X (IS for a dinner — can you get this — honoring UConn championship of any sort. (Tool Fresh Cut or Balled Pine or Princess Pine ** were the pits of the National Football League. saves) 1 jiss! ici isa Bsi j-at Ba Ks IBS ts3 director of athletics John Toner. His assistant, Steve Now they’re the National Football Conference East But. believe it. their job is far from over. Vernal " 1 Green, told UConn several things. None of them made OPEN SUNDAY 10-5 PM Memorial Baskets, BOUGHS any sense. One was call a taxi service and have the And BU head coach Mike Jarvis wasn’t any better Division champs. But that is not enough. The Giants f t NHL 8 players transported to Walter Brown Arena for the after the game. His comments to the media included. have suffered for so many years, the division title is far Bits and pieces Blankets & Wreaths Balsam. Pine,Spruce. ft “Gentlemen, what are you trying to do, come up with from satisfying. game. There’s more to be accomplished. Whoever designed the lighting system at the East Thi All Tastefully Qecorated Laurel. Mistletoe On a night when the roads were icy, and the state an excuse for them?” Catholic High School gym probably believed In keeping If BU had used its head, and not another region. It There’s been a great deal of talk about the Giants police are broadcasting news about accident after being Super Bowl material. But. hey, wait a minute. the lights down low. In a word, it’s awful. It’s been bad accident, you’re going to shove basketball players into would have allowed the UConn players to return home for years and this year the opening game between the Grefzk Z TERMS; and reset the game at a later date. What about the Jets? Weren’t people talking about Lem la WOODLAND GARDENS 3 taxis driven by drivers who probably like the stuff as them being in Pasadena in January? But 1) the Jets Manchester and East Catholic girls - mind you. it was Clccan ' CASH • M O N n iL Y 168 Woodland St. open Dally I much as you and me? Really bright, you know. But, no, playing a game — basketball — was more a day game — the lighting seemed even worse. Messle I t ___ 'CREDIT CARD PATMENT8 important than the mental welfare of the UConn defense was wiped out by injuries and 2) the Jets’ Propp. 7; I us DUnDIO M Manchester « - I And when the Huskies did arrive. Green reportedly prolific offense went South for whatever reason. East could have quite an edge against opponents this Dlonn< (J 2 aU R IIItT U Up Id '1500 Initinl credit 8 -0 pm was very cordial, givingtheHuskiesall6f20 minutesto players. Calhoun, to his credit, never used it as an Kerr. I Holldiy Houri; Mon. 8 Thun, ill 9. Tuie.. Wed., FrI. Til 8 They’ve lost four in a row and while they did qualify for year. They know where the baskets are supposed to be. lo quilKlid buyiri. 6 4 3 > 8 4 7 4 get ready. excuse after the loss. Opponents have to learn their locations. Bossy, Set. 0-5. Sun. lO-S Three jeers to BU. The university deserves all the a wild card berth with the Chiefs win over the Raiders Roblto : J -a j u , 1 Ba IBS iBi i« KB Ha i» Via IBS KB! j-a fea i« IBS TBS Ba TO <« ta! i. club to its first Super Bowl myself in trouble by talking about fact was originally signed as Bv JliTi TIernev the thick of things. "Coventry and The Associated Press clear-cut one after the Lions game. Experience is present in the “ That’s just the way it is," Ditka championship in more than two that (the quarterbacking situa­ insurance — for next year. Herald Sports Writer Beaver guards, both of whom RHAM are the favorites,” Silvia said Tuesday, one day after his decades last season, missed most of tion) .’ ’ said Fuller. "N o comment.” But on a hunch, Ditka insisted on said. ‘/Teams like Portland (who LAKE FOREST. 111. - Jim just Flutie completed 13 of 24 passes started a year ago. Starting at point got out of the hospital. Mike's leg is nationally televised tirade ignited a this season’s contest and is now casting him this season, and Flutie, The prospects for a good season guard will be 5-9 senior Tom Dowd, went all the way to the Class S final • for 130 yards and engineered the 13-point, fourth-quarter rally that recovering from arthroscopic Tomezak, who started Monday starting in the No. 4 position, has look favorable for the Cheney Tech healing after being bitten by Lions, fourth-quarter drives that set up who averaged 9.2 points a game. At a year ago) and Cromwell aren’t as Doug got the job in Dallas, but Steve carried the Bears to a 16-13 victory surgery having just left a California night’s contest, went down under a moved up to top billing. boys’ basketball team which opens strong as in the past.” The COC will the win. But he also showed he the shooting guard slot will be 5-8 and Mike still could take it away. over the Detroit Lions. hospital on Tuesday. pile of Detroit rushers during the He rapidly made No. 3, as its 1986-87 campaign Friday night senior Mack Hawkins, who aver­ begin this season a conference wasn’t all that far along. He Just another routine week on "A ll " I mean. I ’ve got to play with the Steve Fuller, who had been the first series and limped off with a leg McMahon’s shoulder grew from a at home against Charter Oak aged 5.5 points a game. tournament at the end of the couldn’t run many of the plays in My .” hand we were dealt. I didn’t expect No. 2 quarterback last season, was bruise severe enough to leave him nagging injury to a season-ending Conference rival East Hampton Chicago’s offensive arsenal without The key to the Beavers’ success season, with the top four teams it to come down this way,” Ditka demoted to No. 3 earlier this season very questionable for Sunday’s one. High. this season could lie in the play of its qualifying. confusion, then made matters said, "but it did” after a particularly inept outing regular-season finale against Somehow — probably Ditka’s Cheney, which wound up 6-14 last “ Our league ha a tournament this And that’s why Chicago Bears worse by contracting fumbelitis, 6-5 sophomore center Terrance against Los Angeles when former DdlldS hunch again — Flutie caught the season and finished seventh in the year and we hope to be one of the top Coach Mike Ditka doesn’t wring his Indeed, fate has dealt Ditka a and tossing in an for Phillip, who saw limited time on the hands when he’s reminded that his curious hand that, as Alice noted No. 3 quarterback Mike Tomezak Which brings matters to Doug same elevator that let Tomezak 10-team conference, returns four varsity squad a year ago. Silvia is four teams.” Silvia said. “ And, good measure. is the only National Football during her trip through Wonder­ moved up to No. 2. Flutie, the Heisman Trophy winner upstage Fuller, and when Tomezak key performers from last year’s very high on the youngster. we’d like to qualify for the state Stay tuned. Conference team going into the land. gets curiouser and curiouser. from Boston College who was not hit the deck — bingo. team. Fifth-year coach Aaron “ He (Phillip) is going to be a good tournament.” Silvia sees the Silvia feels confident, as do his ballplayer,” Silvia commented. teams’ attitude as a possible key to players concerning a winning sea­ “ He can handle the ball. He is the Beavers’ season. “ They know son at Cheney which would be the well-coordinated can block shots they’re better (than last year) school’s first since it went 12-9 and can score inside and outside. Silvia said. “ They know they have during the 1974-75 season. He could be an all-league player. more talent and more size. Going “ If we come together,” Silvia They (Phillip and Ortiz) comple- in, they expect to win 20 games.” SCOREBOARD explained, "w e’ll contend.” ment each other.” ’The top returnees for the Beavers In terms of depth, the Beavers Schedule: Dec. 19 East Hampton are 6-foot-2 senior forward Troy are not strong in numbers (only H, 30 Tolland A. Norman, who averaged 10.8 points three players off the bench) but Jan. 2 East Windsor H, 6 Vinal Suns 106, Rockats 102 a game last year. At the other Silvia remains confident in his Tech A, 9 Cromwell A, 13 Coventry Football forward will be 6-3 junior Willie reserves. ” Our bench should give H, 16 Portland H, 20 Bolton A 4:30 Hockey Transactions Basketbafl P H O EN IX (106) ' Ortiz, who averaged 6.8 points a p.m.. 23 Bacon Academy A. 27 Addison 2-7 32 6, Pinckney 1-5 OO 2, us some quality time.” The key Adorns 315 36 20, Davis 315 311 24, game last season and saw a reserves off the Beaver bench will Rocky Hill H. 30 RHAM H. Humphries 7-11 35 19, Bedford 36 OO 6, considerable amount of playing BASEBALL NFL standings be 6-0 senior forward Bill Shea, 6-0 Feb. 3 East Hampton A, 6 Vinal NBA standings (tattlson 310 2-2 12, (Jondrezick 2-4 34 7, time. junior guard Ron Starrett, and 6-1 Tech H. lOCromwellH, 13Coventry NHL standings American League Sanders 20 1-2 5, Hornacek 331-2 5. Totals BALTIMORE ORIOLES— 4084 2334 106. AMERICAN CONFERENCE “ Ortiz is a rebounding forward,” , senior forward Biil Letourneau. A, 17 Portland A. 19 Bolton H. 24 Acquired Rene Gonzales, Inflelder, from the EASTERN CONFERENCE H OUSTON (102) „ Silvia said. “ And he can score off Bacon Academy H. 27 Rocky Hill A WALES CONFERENCE Montreal Expos to complete on earlier Aflanflc Division W L T Pet. P F PA Silvia sees the COC as a strong Fcrtrlcfc Diviflen By LEWIS WITHAM McCray 40 33 10, Sampson 1020 2-2 22, the rebound.” conference, but. he sees his team in March 2 RHAM A 3; 15 p.m. W L T Ftt OF OA trade. W L Pet. OB Dlaluwon31631524, Harrls7-160014, Lloyd New England 10 5 0 E TE X A S RANGERS— Released RIckv Boston 15 7 .682 — 352-28, Petersen 1-2002, Wiggins 39 OO 8, v-N.Y. Jets ’0 * S S f Phllodelptila 22 7 2 4« 132 76 Wright, pitcher. Phllodelphlo 13 9 .591 2 Take the number of games N Y Islanders 17 12 2 36 120 105 MInnIefleld 313 OO 10, Johnson 2-3 OO Miami 8 7 0 .OT OT OT Nottenal League Washington 10 12 .455 5 (80. 82 or 84) in an NBA regular- 4.Totals43921322102. Buffalo 4 11 0 .267 280 M2 Pittsburgh 15 11 * 34 117 103 HOUSTON A S TR O S-N om ed Rusty New York 5 19 .208 11 Indlanopolls 2 13 0 .133 199 376 New Jersey 14 14 2 30 116 I S season schedule: divide by Phoenbi 28 18 25 35-106 Kuntz and Dove LoRoche minor-league New Jersey 4 19 .174 H'/i Heustan 26 31 28 17— 102 Central __ N Y Rangers 10 14 6 26 117 128 Instructors. Central Division the number of league titles won Washington 10 15 6 26 94 118 Fouled out— Wiggins. Rebounds— x-Clevelond 11 4 0 22 Tech matmen ‘plugging away’ PITTSBURGH PIRATES— NomedRI- Atlanta 18 5 .783 — by the New York Knicks (2. 4 Phoenix 49 (Pinckney, Adams8), Houston 59 Cincinnati 9 6 0 2 2 22 Adams Divislen chord Andersen vice president for stodlum Milwaukee 16 8 .667 2>/l> Boston 16 11 4 36 110 95 or 6); and subtract the number of (Ololuwon 21). Assists— Phoenix 19 Pittsburgh 6 9 0 .400 M 312 operations and administration. Detroit 11 8 .579 5 (Adams 6), Houston 34 (Sampson 7). Total Houston 4 11 0 .267 258 322 Montreal 16 13 4 36 115 106 Callfomta League Chlcogo 11 11 .500 6'/i seasons Dave DeBusschere Bv ten Auster in the unlimited, or heavyweight Romano or Mark Aspinwall (167) Hartford 14 9 4 32 92 M fouls— Phoenix 23, Houstun 26. A— SALINAS SPURS— Announced that Jay Indiana 11 11 .500 6 '/i played for Detroit (3. 5 or 7). 16016. x-Denver 11 4 0 252 25 Sports Editor class. He. too. was having a fine and junior Chris Rouelle (185). Quebec 14 14 4 32 113 97 Goldlnger, a Los Angeles Investment Cleveland 9 12 8 Buffalo 6 20 4 16 93 123 Kansas City 9 6 0 -MO O T » 7 Skinner said currently four of his counselor, has purchased the franchise WESTERN CONFERENCE Seattle 9 6 0 -« 0 3K 277 season a year ago until being C CAMPBELL CONFERENCE from Herb Rosen for $200,000. Midwest Division P A Y O F F : The answer is also Buils99,Nals9B L A Raiders 8 7 0 933 299 316 There are a lot of obstacles that injured in the regular season finale matmen are being treated for Norris Division Eastern League Utah 14 7 .667 — Minnesota 13 14 3 29 123 119 the jersey number of NBA center tan IXeoo 4 11 0 .267 318 349 veteran wrestling coach Alan against St. Bernard. That limited assorted ailments and he’s not sure R EAD IN G PHILLIES— Announced that Dollas 15 8 .652 — Akeem Olajuwon. NATIONAL CONFERENCE St. Louis 12 13 5 29 98 110 Craig Stein and Herb Barness, partners In Denver 11 13 .458 i ' / i NEW JE R SE Y (98) Skinner of Cheney Tech must face him. and the Beavers, for the if they’ll be ready for Thursday’s Toronto 12 13 4 28 98 103 East the Barness Organization, hod pur­ Houston 9 12 .429 5 Turner 39 OO 8, Williams 7-11 39 20, X-N.Y. Giants 13 2 0 .867 316 m each^ and every year. For one, Charter Oak Conference Tourna­ opener. Detroit 10 14 5 25 88 101 GmlnskI 314 38 24, Brown 7-12 34 17, Chicago 8 17 6 22 102 136 chased the franchise from Joe Buzos. Son Antonio 6 16 .273 8'/i V-Woshngtn 11 4 0 -25 2£ 22 there’s no weight room for his team ment in which the Beavers placed “ Our aim is for the COC (title). Ftorlda State Leogue Sacramento 6 17 .261 9 Washington 1-6 OO 2, Wood 37 34 11, Dallas 7 8 0 .467 336 313 Smythe Division Bailey 391-511, McKenna2-71-25, Coleman members to utilize. And those third, That’s our big push.” Skinner said. WINTER HAVEN RED SOX— Named Pacific Division kE - Z Z9 :U 3 M S N V milodelpho 5 9 1 .22 ? g Edmonton 20 11 1 41 144 112 Doug Camllll manager. L.A. Lakers 17 5 .773 — 02 OO 0. Totals 37-77 2332 98. “ And certain individuals we hope to Calgary 18 13 1 37 123 119 St. Louis 3 11 1 .233 197 334 attending Cheney Tech are from Cheney had won the COC cham­ South Atlantic League Golden State 14 9 .609 3V i CHICAGO (99) Central ______Winnipeg 15 13 2 32 105 104 Banks 2-4326,Oaklev 1-52-24, WaltersOI communities near and far. If there pionship the year before. get them in the state tournament.” CHARLESTON WHEELERS— Portland 15 10 .tC O 3 '/i (c) 1986. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN x-Chlcogo 13 2 0 •*2 22? I S Los Angeles 13 17 2 28 133 1 « Announcedaco-opogreementwIthChlcogo Seattle 11 10 .524 00 0, Paxson 2-7 34 7, Jordan 13291318 41, is a good wrestler in the school’s Another individuai Skinner be­ he added. Vancouver 9 19 3 21 100 122 5Vi Minnesota 8 7 0 .O T 365 ^ Cubs, Cincinnati Reds, Detroit Tigers ond Phoenix 12 11 .522 5Vi Corzlne37026, Sellers2-4014, Colter3112-3 Detroit 5 10 0 .333 271 306 midsts. and the young man doesn’t lieves is in line for a productive And. as he said before. Cheney Tuesday's Games Phllodelphlo Phillies for the 1987 season. L.A. Clippers 4 18 .182 13 14, Tumer340O4, Cureton 1-61-33, Brown4-6 N.Y, Islonders 4, Minnesota 2 Green Bov 4 11 0 .267 OT OT have means of getting to and from season is junior Jinri Classon in the will keep plugging away. BASKETBALL Tuesday's Gomes 2-210.Totals338427-3799. Tampa Bay 2 13 0 .133 222 452 Montreal 4, St. Louis 2 Continental Basketball Association Boston 107, New York 96 SpurslOl.MavarIcksOB practice — as well as the matches 132-pound division. He’s been wres­ Calgorv 8, Detroit 3 West C H A R LESTO N G UN N ER S— Signed Win­ Utah 109, Washington 106 New Jersey 27 30 23 18-98 V-L.A. Rams 10 5 0 .667 295 O T — then that wrestler is lost. tling freestyle for a year and went Schedule; Dec. 16 Terryville A 6 Wednesday's Oemes Chicago 21 30 28 20— 99 ston Morgan, guard-forward, and Kenny Detroit 111, Atlanta 100 SAN A N TO N IO (98) V-San Fmese 9 5 1 .633 350 O T That’s what Skinner, beginning to wrestling-mad Iowa for the p.m.. 23 New Fairfield H 3 p.m.. 27 Buffalo at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Patterson, guard. L.A. Lakers 121, Cleveland 116 Thre3polnt goal— Wood. Fouled out— Washington ot N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.m. Greenwood 4-7 2-210, Thompson6-140012, New Orleans 7 8 0 .467 271 O T East Lyme Tournament 10 a.m.. 31 FOOTBALL— National Football Milwaukee 103, Philadelphia 91 None. Rebounds— New Jersey 46 (Willi­ Atlanta 6 8 1 .433 260 274 his 10th year with the program he summer to hone his skills. Toronto at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. Gllmore8-170-016, Moore0-4(M)0, Robertson ams 11), Chlcogo 61 (Oakley 11). at East Catholic with Manchester League Chicago 99, New Jersey 98 10-202-3 22, Corbln6-111-213, Dawklns9-1904) x-clinched division title founded, faces each and every Skinner hopes a pair of returnees. Herald photo by Pinto Winnipeg at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. GREEN BAY PACKERS— WolvedJerrv Dallas 101, San Antonio 98 Assists— New Jersey 31 (Wood9), Chicago Quebec at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. 18, Duckworth 0-2 0-2 0, Sundvold 3-5 00 7. v-clinched playoff berth year, “ I ’m not sure we’ll ever have Ron Pirtel (138) and senior Ed 10 a.m. Boyorskv, nose tackle. Activated Charles Phoenix 106, Houston 102 25 (Paxson 6). Totol fouls— New Jersey Friday, Dec. 19 Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Totols46095-998. t 29, Chicago 27. A— 10,162. a great team.” he says, “ but we’ll Balon (145) can hold down those Jan. 3 at Berlin with Stratford Martin, nose tackle, from suspended list. Golden State 119, L.A. Clippers 117 DALLAS (101) Los Angeles Romsot San Franclsco,9p.m. Theresa M cC ready has her hands on the sank the winning basket Tuesday night Detroit at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. HOUSTON OILERS— Placed Doug Denver 120, Sacramento 119 and Morgan noon. 7 Valley Re­ Thursday'sOames Aguirre 11-21 4-5 26, Perkins 6-11 1-2 14, keep on plugging away.” slots. They’re currently fighting a Smith, nose guard, on Injured reserve. Portland 126, Seottle 118 ' Donaldson 3-7 3-3 9, Harper 9-14 4-7 22, Saturday, Dec. 20 gional H 6:30 p.m.. 10 at Foran basketball along with a hidden Man­ with six seconds left as East downed Hartford of Boston, 7:35 p.m. Signed Karl Morgan, defensive lineman. Wednesday's Games Big East standings The Techmen grapplers posted a slight weight problem. Skinner N.Y. Islanders at Philadelphia, 7:35 Blackman 6-13 2-2 14, Schrempf 3-11 3-4 9, Green Bay at New York Glonts, 12:Mp.m. (Milford) with Farmington and chester High piayer in their game last South Catholic in overtime, 51-50. NEW YORK JETS— Waived Jim Indiana at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Davis 1-2 0-12, Wood 1-4 3-3 5, Torplev 0100 respectable 11-14 mark a year ago. feels both will be able to win those p.m. Stuckev.defensivellneman. Cleveland at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Big East Conference O'aii Branford 1 p.m.. 14 East Hampton Minnesota at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. O.Totals 4004 20-27 101. w L W L Denver at Seattle, 4 p.m. They take to the mat for the first bouts. Saturday at the Eagles’ Nest. McCready WASHINGTON REDSKINS— Utah at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. San Antonie 23 22 23 30— 98 Sunday, Dec. 21 H 6:30 p.m.. 17 at East Hartford Winnipeg at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Signed Jess Atkinson, kicker. Re-signed Phoenix at San Antonio, 8 :X p.m. St. John's 1 0 5 0 time in 1986-87 on Thursday at Junior Larry Ash. who was 18-3 a Quebec at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. Dallas 21 28 29 23-101 Vlllanova 1 0 5 2 Atlanta at Detroit, 1 p.m. with Holy Cross non. 21 RHAM A Todd Frain, tight end. Placed Max Thursday's Games Three-point goals— Sundvold, Perkins. Buffalo at Houston, 1 p.m. Terryville High at 6 p.m. with a year ago, is in a battle with Zendelos, kicker, and Anthony Jones, tight New Jersey ot New York, 7:30 p.m. Syracuse 0 0 7 0 6:30 p.m.. 24 Waterford H 11 a.m.. Fouled out— Greenwood. Rebounds— Georgetown 0 0 5 0 Kansas City at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. good mix of newcomers and freshman Steve Classon for the slot Islanders 4. North Stars 2 end, on Injured reserve. Chicago at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. Son New Orleans at Minnesota, 1 p.m. 28 Rocky Hill 6:30 p.m.. 31 at Atlanta at Milwaukee. 8:30 p.m. Providence 0 0 5 1 veterans. at 98 pounds. Freshman Don Paris! Antonio 60 (Greenwood 15), Dallos 48 Boston College 0 0 6 1 New York Jets at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Portland with Bloomfield and St. HOCKEY Sacramento at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. (Donaldson 12). Assists— Son Antonio 24 San Diego at Cleveland, 1 p.m. One veteran whom Skinner hopes will open at 91 pounds with another Minnesota 1 1 0— 2 Notional Hockey League Portland at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Pittsburgh 0 0 4 1 Paul noon. Eagles a winner in O T (Dawkins 6), Dallas 22 (Harper 11). Total Connecticut 0 1 3 4 Tampa Bay at St. Louis, 1 p.m. has a good year is senior Peter freshman. Brett Lassen, at 105. A N .Y. Istanders 2 0 2— 4 D E TR O IT RED WINGS— Announced Washington at (3olden State, 10:30 p.m. Washington at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Feb. 4 St. Bernard H. 7 Bacon First Period— 1, New York, Bovd 1 fo u ls — San A n to n io 24, D a lla s 13. Seton Hall 0 1 4 1 Albert in the 119-pound division. pair of freshmen. Jim MePhee and that >e Chlosson, defenseman, will Houston at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Technical— Aguirre. A— 17,007. Chicago at Dallas, 4 p.m. Academy/Killingly H 11 a.m.. 11 (Botlev), 3:23. 2, New York, B. Sutter 14 leavt. team to ploy on the Canadian Indianapolis at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 Albert was second in Class M a year Jamie Acosta, are in line for the job HARTFORD — It was nail-biting M H S beaten Uonsson, Trottler), 15:28 (op). 3, Minne­ notional junior team. Tonight's <3amo Canton A 3 p.m.. 14 COC Tourna­ American at (Seorgetown p.m. ago at 112, ” I think he would have at 112. The 126-pound division is time for Coach Donna Ridel and the sota, Bellows 6,19:50. Penalties— Makeoo, M O N TR E A L CANADIENS— Sent Sergio Monday, Dec. 22 ment 10 am .. 19-20 Class M WEST HARTFORD - Suffering N Y (holding), 10:58; Plett, Min (elbow­ Momesso, forward, to Sherbrooke of the Thursday's <3omo eaten up the kid (he lost to) but he currently open. There’s experience East Catholic High girls' basketball H.S. Roundup Bucks103.76ars61 Jopan Bowl: Boston College vs. SMU New England at Miami, 9 p.m. Tournament (at Foran. M ilford). 28 shooting woes for a second straight ing), 14:59; American Hockey League. Calllcs 107. Knicks 96 ENDREGULAR SEASON got hurt in the semifinals.” Skinner in the upper weight classes in junior team Tuesday night. The Eagles Second Period— 4, Minnesota, CIccarelll COLLEGE Friday’s (tam o State Open (at Glastonbury). game. Manchester High girls’ Seton Hall at Fordham recalls. Junior Don Neff fills the bill Paul Hunter (15,5). either Seb went into overtime before prevail­ 29 (Lawton), 15:15. Penalties— Rouse, Min ARIZONA— Announced that ErlcCooper, P H ILA D E LP H IA (91) basketball team dropped its second (holding), 5:58; LoFontolne, N Y (hold­ guard, has left the basketball team. BOSTON (107) Barkley 11-17 4-5 27, Hinson 312 7-11 17, Saturday, Jan. 20 (tamos ing on Theresa McCready’s 8-foot Japan Bowl: Boston College vs. NFL iaadars in a row. 40-33. to host Hall High in ing), 9:40. COLGATE — Announced that Bird 11-184-429, McHale13203429, Parish McCormick 2-9 38 7, Cheeks 1-6 1-1 3, jump shot with six seconds left over Third Period— 5, New York, Flatlev 10 women's cross country will be added os o 9-152-5 20, AInge 39 3313, Johnson 311006. Ervlng 37 33 9, Robinson 4-13 1-2 9, Georgia Tech but two of them were the big ones. intradivision action Tuesday night. Rider at Providence Through Gomes of Monday, Doc. 15 Test shows host South Catholic. 51-50. in All 7 (Mokelo, Bovd), 13:24. 6, New York, B. varsity sport next fall. Roberts1-3OO2,Slchtlng2-2448,Klte0-10-10, Threatt0-31-21,Wlnoate1-22-24,Tonev382-2 Houghton netted 14 points and Fairfield at Syracuse Manchester. 0-2. makes its CCC Sutter 15 (Mokelo, Flatlev, 19:37 (pp). ThIrdkIII 000-20. Totals44-7916-23107. 14, Vrones(M)OO0. Totals32-7724-3691. Connecticut Conference action. Rucci had 8 points and 12 rebounds Penalties— Hortsburg, Min (hooking), :57; DELAWARE VALLEY— Named Dick Temple at Vlllanova NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Sports in Brief East Division debut Friday night at Morrow, N Y (holding), 3:58; McLellon, Bedesem heod footfooll coach. N EW YO RK (96) MILWAUKEE (103) Texas El-Paso at (jeorgetown Quarferbacks It was the ACC opener for both for East. Sherry Murphy and Clarke Arena against Windham St. John's at Niagara Gooden had Min (hooking), 17:42. LOUISIANA TECH— Named Carl Tor- Oldham 1-300 2, O rr 4-113411, Ewlno7-16 Cummings 9-17 2-2 20, Reynolds 48 00 8, ATT COM YDS TD INT schools. East is now 2-0 overall and Michelle Magro each had 11 points High at 7; 30. Shots on goal— MInnesoto 12-10-11— 33. bush head football coach. 3517, Sparrow 1-3002, Wilkins6-1611-1323, SIkma 310 2-2 14, Hodges 38 OO 7, Kramer, Minn. 372 208 3000 24 10 UConn’8 Donigan an All-American the Rebels I-l. for the Rebels. N.Y. Islanders 11-11-8— 30. M A R Y LA N D — Named Tony Whittlesey Cortwrlght 39 12-14 22, Tucker 311 2-2 13, Pressev 313 40 16, MokeskI 1-3 OO 2, Tuasday’s 02178672 " „ ‘ . scoras Montana, S.F. 271 168 1998 6 8 The Indians had a 9-8 lead after Power^)lav (Jpportunltles— Minnesota assistant football coach. Cummings 2-7 2-2 6.Totols 31-76 3340 96. Pierce 9-17 37 24, Breuer 311 2-4 12. Totals Lomax, St.L. 390 221 2439 13 10 been drinking South, which trailed at halftime. East’s junior varsity team upped one quarter before the host War­ STORRS — University of Connecticut sophomore forward Dan O o f3; N.Y. Islanders2 of4. NORTH DAKOTA— Announced resig­ 4387 1321 103. Hippie, Det. 305 192 1919 9 11 30-23. rallied to take the lead with its record to 2-0 with a 40-27decision riors took a 22-12 halftime lead. Goalies— Minnesota, Beaupre (30 shots- nation of Earle Solomonson, head Boston 31 27 26 23-107 Phllodetahla 17 27 20 27— 91 EAST Schroeder, Wash. 507 258 3882 20 19 Donigan was named to the National Soccer Coaches Association C.W. Post 75, Sacred Heart 72 four minutes left in regulation. But over South. Heather Osinski and “ We shot horrible again.” said 26 saves). N.Y. Islanders, Smith (33-31). football coach, so he could accept the same, New York 17 30 22 27— 96 Milwaukee 27 28 21 27— 103 Simms, Giants 443 241 3242 18 20 TAMPA. Fla. (AP) - A quick position at Montana State. Three-point goals— Bird 3, Tucker. Thre3polnt goals— Barkley, Toney 2, Davidson 58, Princeton 56, D T Archer, Atl. 294 150 2007 10 9 of American 1986 Division I All-American team. the Eagles tied it on two Deb Maura MePadden netted 12 points co-coach Mike Masse of Manches­ Glossboro St. 72, Trenton St. 59 solution to Dwight Gooden’s legal Canadians 4. Blues 2 WISCONSIN— Announced that AAark Fouled out— Ewing. Rebounds— Boston 49 Hodges. Fouled out— Barkley. Rebounds— JaworskI, Phil. 245 128 1405 8 6 Donigan was selected to the NSCAA third team. He was.one of Houghton free throws. apiece for the young Eagles. ter’s ll-for-42 effort from the field. AAauer, assistant football coach at Ball (Parish 12), New York 45 (Ewing 9). Philadelphia 53 (Barkley 11), Milwaukee 53 Manhattan 86, Lehman 53 Young, T.B . 329 182 2125 7 11 problems following his fight with St. Bonaventure 103, E. Stroudsberg SB just six sophomores named to the All-America squad. Donigan In overtime. South jumped into East is back in action Friday Oga Garcia had 12 points to lead State, hos been named on assistant In Assists— Boston 32 (AInge 10), New York 15 (SIkma 13). Assists— ^llodelphla 18 Pelluer, DaH. 350 201 2554 7 16 police last weekend may be compli­ Montreal 2 0 2— 4 charge of wide receivers. (Wilkins 6). Totol fouls— Boston 24, New (Barkley, Cheeks 4), Milwaukee 28 Staten Island 76, Old Westburv 51 becomes only the third UConn player to earn All-America honors the lead before Katy Fisher hit a night at 7 at home against Berlin Hall while Anna Riggio led Man­ SOUTH cated by the possibility' that the St. Louis 1 0 1— 2 York 22. Technicals— New York Coach (Pressev 12). Total fouls— Philadelphia 21, Rushers as a sophomore. key basket for East. Fisher later High. chester with 8 points and 13 Rrst Period— 1, St. Louis, Poslowskl 9 HIM, McHole, Boston Coach Jones, New Milwaukee 26. Technical— Milwaukee Ill3 Clemson 103, Prarle View 45 ATT YDS AVG LG T D New York Mets star pitcher was Florida 96, Louisiana St. 75 Donigan led the Huskies this past fall with nine goals and 11 fouled out. as did seniorpoint guard rebounds. Barb O’Brien and Kris (Gllmour), 7:28. 2, Montreal, MePhee 7 York Illegal defense. A— 184)94. gol defense. A— 11,052. Dickerson, Rams 386 1753 4.5 42 10 drinking prior to the incident. (Skrudland), 8:13. 3, Montreal, Lemleux 8 Florida St. 101, W. Carolina 76 Morris, Giants 319 1401 4.4 54 13 Amelia Bearse. That left sopho­ EAST CATHOLIC (51) — Amelia Voisine also turned in good efforts (Seorgla St. 98, Kennesaw 60 assists. Gooden was arrested on charges (Smith, (talnev), 18:05. Penoltles— None. Riggs, Atl. 332 1302 3.9 31 8 more Karen Mozdzierz. who fin­ Bearse 2 2-9 6, Karen Mozdzierz 63-4 15, for Manchester. Second Period— None. Penalties— Jazz 109. Bullats 106 Nlcholls St. 65, Jackson St. 57 Mayes, N.O. 270 1292 4.8 SO 7 of battery on a police officer, Deb Houghton 6 2-314, Jo Marie Rued 4 Noslund, Mon (high-sticking), 5:20; Bowling Tn-Chottonoogo 66, Mississippi St. 51 Pa^on, Chi. 308 1282 4.2 41 7 ished with 15 points, in charge of the 0- 0 8, Kathy Wuschner 0 1-3 1, Theresa H A L L (40) — Jen Dowd 1 0-4 2, BInkvu Meagher, StL (roughing), 5:20; Kordic, Trallblazars 126. Sonics 116 Wiley 65, Grombllng 99 285 1139 4.0 resisting arrest with violence, Eagle offense. Parllman 2 3-4 7, Moves Smith 1 1-3 5, U T A H (109) Rogers, Wash. 42 17 Koniopka leads men’s ‘C ’ singles McCready 2 0-0 4, Katy Fisher 1 0-0 2, Mon (elbowing), 13.15; St. Louis bench, MIDWEST Jones, Det. 241 836 3.5 39 8 disorderly conduct and traffic South had a 50-49 lead with time Theresa Sombric 0 0-0 0, Patty Eyans 0 Olga Garcia 60-212, Abbv Karlyn 24-4 8, K. Malone 9-21 86 24, Trlpucko8168521, Anderson, Ind. 102, Marlon 91 Sue Joy 0 3-5 3, Dede Murphy 0 1-1 1, served bv Lemleux (too mony men) ,16:26. Eaton 2-80-04, Green1-102-44,Hansen8104X), Mitchell, St.L. 172 797 4.6 44 5 NEEDHAM, Mass. — Ron Koniopka, of 46 Nike Circle, infractions Saturday night. Lawy­ running out when Jo Marie RuOci 1- 21, Brenda Mozdzierz 00-00. Totals 21 Cunllffa Auto S E A T T L E (118) Black Hills St. 73, Dickinson St. 58 D.Nelson, Minn. 180 757 4.2 42 4 9-21 51. Julie Demoe 1 0-3 2. Totals 13 14-21 40. Curry 34097, Stockton 2-51-25, lovaronl82 Chambers 81644 21, McDaniel 815 3319, Dayton 89, Ohio St. 86 Manchester, was top ranked in the .Men's ’C’ singles division in ers for Gooden and the prosecutor’s found the 5-11 McCready in the MANCHESTER (33) — Val Holden 0 Third Period— 4, Montreal, Glngros 5 1-21, Benson 1-4 002, Griffith 1MB M 27, Craig, S.F. 183 750 4.1 25 7 S O U TH C A TH O L IC (SO) — Judy (MePhee, Malev), 11:27 (pp). 5, St. Louis, Paul Nagle 155, Rick Johnson 150-150- Lister 87 2-2 12, Ellis 1824 85 34, Young Drake 81, Southern SB the recent New England Lawn Tennis Association rankings for office met Tuesday in an effort to paint area and she dumped in her Rodriques 1 4-6 6, M ary Connelly 21-35, 3-3 3, Barb O'Brien 1 2-54, Kris Cool 31-1 453, Hank Frey 170-408, Dave Von Bailey 811 2-2 14, Scurry OO OO 0. Totals 88 8613, McMillan 2-71-25, Johnson 32004, Hillsdale 77, Trl-Stote 72 7, Erin Prescott 1 2-4 4, Anna RIgglo 32-2 Dark 2 (Bothwell, Flockhart), 13:29. 6, 44-10017-22109. Recelyers settle the issue. Ann Hickey 04-7 4, Mario Lattanzio 3 2-8 Montreal, Galnev 1 (Lalor, Walter), Tassell, Steve Williams 409, Kevin Kelly Schoene83000, Williams33338,Stansburv Ill.-Chlcogo 74, Michigan St. 65 NO YDS AVG LG T D 1986. Rankings were as of Dec. 6, 1986. two-pointer to give East the 8, Michelle M a gro51-311, SueOpIto 13-4 8, Kris Volsine 3 0-4 6, Jen MIstretta 01-1 151, Carl Bulln 151-419, Don Jesk1150-418, WASHINGTON (106) 81 OOO, Phelps 1-1002. Totals4B-87 21-25118. Kenyon 67, Mt. Vernon Nozorene 65 Today, the New York Times 1, Kristie White 0 0-0 O. LIsa Cartier 0 0-0 18:58(en). Penalty-Hunter, StL (slosh­ Cotledge 816 37 19, C. Jones 02 OO 0, M. Rice, S.F. S3 1499 18.1 66 14 victory. 5, Sherry M urphy 4 3-511. Totals 1618-36 ing),9:54. Bill WIshInskv 417, Frank McNamara Missouri 79, Austin Peov 73 Craig, S.F. 77 589 7.6 48 0 reported that a hospital blood- McCready totaled only 4 points. 50. 0. Totals 11 11-20 33. 150, John DeAngells 413, Anton Mover Malone 1828 89 38, J. Malone 12-27 86 29, PORTLAND (126) N. Dokota St. 87, Valley City St. 70 Shots on goal— Montreal 9-15-8— 32. St. Whatley 1-7345, Adorns 1-52-24, Roundfleld J.SmIth, St.L. 75 948 12.6 45 6 Hoyt sented to 45 days in prison alcohol test given to Gooden re­ Louis 4-1(W— 23. 408, John Bremser 157-155-429, Dave Carr 7-10 33 17, Vandeweghe 1820 33 23, Northwestern 56, Marquette 54 Clark, Wash. 74 1265 17.1 55 7 Krinlak 161-442, E ric Bolin 152-184-482, 1-3002, Williams 1-61-23,Cook35006,BolOO Johnson 87 3715, Drexler 812 3715, Porter Rose-Hulman 87, Earlham 67 vealed he had a blood-alcohol level Power-plov Opportunities— Montreal 1 0O0.Totols42-9922-30106. Walker, Dali. 72 807 11.2 84 2 of 2; St. Louis 0 ot 1. Ed Koskev 204-444, Bill McKinney 811181220, Kersev81411-1327,Poxson860O S. Indiana 75, Urbona 62 Monk, Wash. 69 1029 14.9 69 4 SAN DIEGO — Padres right-hander LaMarr Hoyt was of 111. barely over .100. which is 155-402, Mike Nicholson 419, Lorry 9, Jones OOOOO, Holton 0 0 8 0 O.Totals 4880 SE Louisiana 62, Florida A&M 61 Goalies— Montreol, Rov (23 shots-21 Utah 25 30 23 31— 109 Lofton, G.B. 64 840 13.1 36 4 sentenced to 45 days in federal prison on a misdemeanor drug Florida’s clinical definition of driv­ saves). St. Louis, Womslev (31-28). Novella 150, Adolf Kuszol 416, Frank 3345126. Wright St. 122, N E Illinois 85 Bavaro, Giants 61 942 15.4 41 2 Colvo 405, Adorn Tvez 152, Emile Roux Washington 16 32 32 26— 106 Seattle 31 27 40 20— 118 SOUTHWEST conviction over the objections of a prosecutor who urged more ing under the influence. Gooden Wings collapse in Calgary Three-point goals— Griffith 3, Curry. C.Brown, Atl. 60 883 14.7 42 4 158-151-441, Lee P rior 153405. Tony Portland 31 38 21 36— 126 (ta. Southern 75, HardIn-SImmons 71 Clark, S.F. 58 755 13.0 45 2 prison time for the former Cy Young Award winner. was not charged with any offense FlamasB.RadWIngsS Marinelll 152-156-457, George Kelley Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Utah 55 (K. Three-point goals— Chambers, Poxson- FAR W EST Malone, Eaton 9), Washington 71 (M . Hoyt was also fined $10,000 and had to forfeit his sports car, 153-430; High Teom Single — Acadia .Fouled out— McDaniel, Drexler. Biota 76, W. Washington 70 Punters connected to drinking and the blood Restaurant 484; High Team Triple — Malone 21). Assists— Utah 32 (Green Rebounds— Seattle 39 (Johnson 7), Por­ Boise St. 80, Cal-Irvine 71 worth about $33,000. test was apparently administered CALGARY. Alberta (AP) - The Patrick Flatley got the game- Detroit 3 0 0 -3 12), Washington 15 (Whatley 4). Total NO YARDS LONG AVG East Hartford Nursery 1336; High tland M (Carr 11). Assists— Seattle 29 Brigham Young 97, Utah St. 93 Londeta, Giants 77 3429 61 44.5 U.S. Magistrate Roger McKee rejected assistant U.S. Attorney as precautionary treatment when Calgary Flames gave up three winner with 6:36 remaining, and Calgafv l 4 3—8 Individual Single — Tom O'Connor 209; fouls— Utah 23, Washington 21. A— 6,239. (McDaniel 7), Portland 25 (Johnson, (tal-Santa Barbara 92, San Francisco St. First Period— 1, Detroit, Probert 7 Cox, Wash. 70 3088 58 44.1 Pat Swan’s plea for a four-month term, saying the shorter Gooden was brought to a hospital goals and didn’t panic. The Detroit NHL Roundup goalie Billy Smith overcame a High Individual Triple — George Kelley Drexler6). Total fouls— Seattle36, Portland 50 Donnelly, Atl. 73 3178 71 43.5 (Lodouceur, Shedden), 1:48. 2, Detroit, 523; High Average — Tony Marinelll. 23. Technicals— Chambers, Portland Illegal Red Wings gave up one goal and weird goal to post the victory for the Gollont 12 (O'Connell, Shedden),B:40(pp).3, Cent. Washington 77, Lewls-Clark St., Honsen, N.O. 76 3264 66 42.9 sentence was appropriate. It was the third drug-related incident emergency room after the scuffle. Standings: R&G Auto II 27-18; Purdy defense. A— 12066. Idaho 65 Coleman, Minn. 61 2567 69 42.1 did. Islanders. [Jetrolt, Burr 10 (Higgins), 9:28.4, Calgary, Corporation 26-19; Duboldo Electric Pistons m .H aw ks 110 this year for Hoyt, who missed most of spring training while The result of the blood-alcohol Mullen 13 (Pepllnskl, Macinnis), 18:11.' Dominquez Hills St. 86, Cal Baptist 58 Teltschik, Phil. 101 4195 62 41.5 That was the difference Tuesday Leading 2-0. the Islanders gave 25-20; R&G Auto 25-20; Village Stylist Montana 65, E. Washington 43 undergoing therapy for substance abuse problems. test was seen by a Times reporter at coach Bob Johnson pinpointed 9 Penalties— Bozek, Cal (tripping), 7:10; Runoger, S.F. 76 3152 62 41.5 night, as the Flames overcame a 3-0 up a fluke goal with 10 seconds left Hunter, Cal (roughing), 16:14; Norwood, 24-21; Ostrinskv's 23-22; Acodlo Restau­ D E TR O IT (111) Sacramento St. 80, Fresno Pacific 77 (Sarcia, T.B. 68 2800 60 41.2 the end of an internal police Macoun’s hit as the key play in the Det (roughing), 16:14. rant 23-22; Mock 3 23-22; M cNam ara Dantley 816 86 16, Green 2-7 82 6, Nuggats 120, Kings 110 TOURNAMENTS Buford, Chi. 63 2S91 59 41.1 memorandum. Dr. Thomas E. deficit to whip the Red Wings 8-3. comeback. in the first period. North Stars Second Period— 5, Calgary, Berezan 4, 22-23; Ann M orle's Restaurant 22-23; Lalmbeer 814 12-12 28, Dumars 89 1-2 9, Cohimbus College Cbrlstaies Toumanient Saxon, Doll. 78 3158 58 40.5 In other NHL action, the New rookie Jari Gronstrand sent the Cunllffe Auto Body 22-23; Here for the Thomas 7-14 2418, Johnson 87008, Mohorn Cbamplensblp Morris, Twins fail to reach terms McKell, the director of Tampa “That certainly changed it 3:56. 6, Calgorv, Bullard 9 (Otto, York Islanders beat Minnesota 4-2 puck high into the air from center Maclnnls), 9:42 (pp). 7, Calgary, Bradley 6 Beer 20-25; East Hartford Nursery 4-58714, Salley 81 2-22, Compbell 1-8 824, D EN V ER (120) Columbus 52, Troy St. 51 General Hospital, where Gooden around for us.” said Macinnis. (Mocoun), 18:53. 8, Calgorv, Maclnnls 7 18-27; Von Tossell 15-30. Rodman 85816, Taylor0080. Totals39-86 English 17-27 11-12 45, Schaves 2-8 7-7 11, Third Piece CONFERENCE M IN N E A PO LIS — Jack Morris and the Minnesota Twins were was taken, would not confirm the and Montreal downed St. Louis 4-2. Macoun's defense partner. “ It ice. Smith and defenseman Steve (P atterso n, L o o b ), 19:56. Penoltles— 31-38111. Cooper 810008, Dunn 14002, Lever 7-1683 Savannah St. 98, Allen 89 Ouarfetbocks For the first 18 minutes, it Konroyd collided going after it. A T L A N T A (100) unable to reach agreement on a contract and Morris’ agent said test results to the Times “ because starts waking the guys up on the Baxter, Cal, mlnor-molor (Instigator, 17, Honzllk 89 1-2 9, Walker 7-12 2-3 16, ATT COM YDS TD INT appeared Detroit would skate to an Neither could trap the puck, which fighting), 1:45; Kocur, Det, molor (fight­ Levingstone 7-14 44 18, Willis 818 34 21, Rasmussen 89 82 8, Evans 2-6 00 4. Totals /(Aarlno, Mlo. 584 355 4480 41 21 the free-agent right-hander would now turn his attention to the that would be a breach of bench, and everyone starts realiz­ Rollins 80 OO 0, Rivers 1818 84 24, WIttman skidded to Brian Bellows. He put it ing), 1:45; Norwood. O t (holding), 5:09; 481012829120. O'Brien, Jets 455 287 3584 25 17 New York Yankees. confidence.” easy victory. But a thundering ing that all 20 guys have to pick up Probert, O t (roughing), 8:24; (killant, O t , 2- 13859, Koncak l-61-23,Corr83820,Mc(SeeSACRAMENTO (119) Eason, N.E. 439 270 3269 18 10 bodycheck by Jamie Macoun woke into the unguarded net from 25 feet. Calendar 3- 8 OO 9, Battle 3-9 87 11, Hastings 84 00 5. Rec basketball Morris, who has won more games than any pitcher in the 1980s, Because the test results were the slack.” misconduct, 13:22; Hanlon, Det, double Johnson 814 2-2 20, Thorpe 87 85 12, Krleg, Sea. 351 208 2683 19 11 up the Flames and led to their first Smith, a veteran of 15 NHL minor, served bv Yzermon and Probert Totals 37-93 21-28100. Thompson 811181120, Smith 181711-1231, Kelly, Buff. 441 261 3332 21 16 offered the Twins two-, three- and four-year contract deais but made as part of Gooden’s treat­ Johnson, whose team just re­ (roughing), 13:22; Tonelll, Cal (roughing), Theus7-152-316, Olberdlng3-62-28, Tyler 24 Esloson, cm. 439 250 3534 19 16 goal late in the period. turned from a five-game coast-to- seasons, wasn’t going to let it be a Detroit 39 31 21 20— 111 jjig 'I'wins rejected all proposals in an afternoon meeting, ment. it was not immediately 13:22. TODAY 2-26, Steppe 1-32-24, Pressley 140O2.Tofals Kosor, Clev. 503 289 3596 15 10 After that. Detroit seemed to coast road trip, said he was worried problem all night. Third Period— 9, C:alaarv, Loob 13 Atlanta 39 23 27 11— 100 42-813839119. Plunkett, Raiders 237 123 1845 13 9 Richard Moss said. known whether they would be Ice Hockey Three-point goals— Mc<5ee 3, Thomas 2, Aduita collapse, much to the disgust of “ I could not let that make me lose (Maclnnls, Wilson), 4:06.10, Calgorv, Otto9 Manchester vs. Fermi (Enfield Twins Denver 33 27 39 21-120 Elwav, Den. 467 263 3299 18 13 Morris is scheduled to meet with representatives of the accessible to the prosecutors or about tbe first game back home. WIttmon, Hostings. Fouled out— Rivers. Kenney, K.C. 285 149 1775 13 10, a hockey game, which is why 1 (Pepllnskl, Hunter), 4:26. 11, Calgorv, Rink), 8:10 p.m. Saoromento 25 33 25 36— 119 Manchester Cycle91 (JoeMcGann33, police. Coach Jacques Demers. “ The first couple of shifts, Loob 14 (Wilson, Maclnnls), 13:07. Rebounds— Detroit 61 (Lalmbeer 20), Fouled out— Schoyes. Rebounds— Mark Plekos 17, Bob Fronds 16) Gentle Yankees in New York on Thursday. didn’t go crazy.” he said. " I had to Suffleld vs. East Catholic (Bolton Ice Atlanta 56 (Willis 12). Assists— O tro lt 26 It was learned that Gooden was a “ We should have regrouped" nothing was happening.” said John­ Penalties— Macoun, Cal (roughing), 6:31; Palace), 8:15 p.m. Denver 46 (Lever 11), Sacramento Touch Car Wash 85 (John Reiser 27, Rushers just forget if. A goalie has to do Probert, Det, mlnor-misconduct (rough­ (Thomas 7), Atlonto 20 (Rivers 8). Total 55 (Thompson 10). Assists— Denver 27 (tary GrodzIckI 26, Pat Burke 19, Joe ATT YDS AVG LG T D member of a group that had been after the late goal, said Demers. son. “ I was ready to chalk it up (as a ing), 15:59; Hunter, Col, mlnor- fouls— O tro lt 23, Atlanta 30. Technicals— (Lever 14), Sacramento 25 (Theus 13). T otol Horvath 10) Warner, Sea. 295 1289 4.4 31 10 “ So it’s 3-1. we’ re still in good loss). that.” THURSDAY O tro lt Illegal defense 2, Johnson Lousiana Tech names Torbush coach “ asked to calm down” at a misconduct (roughing), 15:59; Gollont, Girls Basketball fouls— Denver 33, Sacramento 24. Green Hardware97 (Bill Eller 25, Pete Brooks, CIn. 190 1008 5.3 56 5 shape. * Dino Ciccarelli got his league- (elected), Atlanta Illegal defense, Rollins Jackson, Pitt. restaurant about an hourbefore the “ But then we got a good hit by Det (roughing), 15:59; Macoun, CPI Eost Hampton at Cheney Tech, 6 p.m. Technicals— Smith, Sacramento coach Horeman 24, Jeff Gott 13, Jim Callahan 202 855 4.2 31 5 RUSTON La. — Carl Torbush, a former Louisiana Tech "There was no reason for us to high 29th goal of the season for (roughing), 15:59; Zombo, Det (holding), (elected), Atlanta Coach Frcrtello, Atlanta Homblem, Olberdlng. A— 10,333. 11) Style 79 (Dave Milner 17, (Jarv Winder, Den. 235 777 3.3 31 9 incident with police. Macoun. came right back and 6 Bolton at Cromwell, 7:30 p.m. coach Suhr, Rivers, WIttman. A— 13,412. 17:24; Shedden, Det (hooking), 19:48. Wrestling Bailey 13, Duane M ilner 11, G ary Wright McNeil, Jets 197 750 3.8 40 3 linebacker coach whose University of Mississippi defense was Chris Sullivan, part of the man­ panic. We prided ourselves all year scored a goal. All of a sudden it Minnesota. Cheney Tech at Terryvllle, 6 p.m. 10) Allen, Raiders 198 728 3.7 28 5 tops in the Southeaastern Conference last season, will return to on being disciplined and not panick­ gives us a little spark.” Shots on gool— o t ro lt 87-6— 21. Calgorv Hampton, Mia. 173 721 4.2 54 9 agement of Chili’s, said he was not Canadlens 4, Blues 2 Bovs Swimming Tech as head coach, the school announced Tuesday, ing. It seemed tonight we The Wings were up 3-0 on goals by 12-1312-87. _ , . East Catholic at Middletown, 3:30 Lakers 121.Cavaiisrs 116 Warriors llO.Ciippara 117 Rozler, Hou. 199 662 3.3 19 4 at the restaurant when Gooden was Gaston Gingras’ power-play goal Power-ploy Opportunities— Detroit 1 of Midgat Mack, Clev. 165 629 3.8 20 9 Torbush a 35-year-old defensive coordinator at Ole Miss, was panicked.” Bob Probert. Gerard Gallant and p.m. there but had discussed the situa­ at 11:27 of third period was the 3; Calgary 1 of 7. Bullets 26 (Peter Slrols 19. Eric chosen over one other finalist, Coach Bill Kelly of West Texas tion with the manager who was The result, said Demers, was Shawn Burr. But Joey Mullen put (taolles— Detroit, Hanlon (30 shots-23 FRIDAY L.A. LAKERS (121) GOLDEN STATE (119) Receivers winner, and Bob Gainey had an Brosnanand Peter JullanI played well) State to succeed A.L. Williams, who resigned Nov. 12 and took a Detroit’s "worst game all year. the Flames on the board before the saves), Stefan (4:26 third, 7-6). Calgorv, Beys Basketball Worthy 11-17 OO 22, Green 86 2-3 10, McDonald 811 80 10, L. Smith 86 14 11, Knicks 11 (Paul Comer 4. Cindy NO YDS AVG LG TD working. empty-net goal to clinch the win. Vernon (21-18). Manchester at WIndhom, 7:30 Abdul-Jobbor 1817 87 25, Scott 812 00 12, Carroll 18218633, Flovd7-147-822,Mullln89 Christensen, Raldrs 86 1049 12.2 35 6 job as an assistant to Athletic Director Paul Miller “ Dwight Gooden wasn’t in any Tonight some guys didn’t show up. period ended. Botticello and Robert Moore played Gingras’ rising blast from the blue East Hampton at Cheney Tech, 7:30 Johnson 1819 88 25, Cooper 815 2-2 15, 1- 1 9, Ballard 814 2-215, Whitehead 2-7 84 8, well) Toon, Jets 82 1147 14.0 62 8 trouble or causing any trouble.” it’s as simple as that.” In the second, the Flames took Bolton at Crom well, 7:30 Rombls 1-2 1-2 3, Matthews 1-2 44 6, Teogle 87 839, Higgins 82000, C. Smith 80 Anderson, S.D. 77 788 10.2 39 7 Louisiana Tech said Torbush would begin his duties after line beat St. Louis goalie Rick Mavericks 27 (Paul Kirby 12. Jeff Sullivan said Tuesday night. “ Peo­ Calgary defenseman A1 Macln- control, beating Detroit goaltender NHL statistics VInol Tech ot Coventry, 7:30 BrIckowskI 1-1 1-2 3. Totals 5091 2828121. 2- 22. Totals46912830119. Crocket and Robert Mieiczarek played Morgan, N.E. 76 1343 17.7 44 8 Saturday’s Independence Bowl, in which Ole Miss plays Texas Wamsley to the glove side and gave Girls Basketball good defense.) Bulls 16 (O.J. Cromwell Collins, N.E. 70 611 8.7 49 4 ple in his party were having fun.” nis. the game’s offensive star with a Glen Hanlon four times — including CLEVELAND (116) Bouza, Ind. 69 804 11.7 33 5 Tech, and probably will name his staff within the next couple of Montreal a 3-1 lead. Through Gomos of Sunday, Doc. 14 Windham at Manchester, 7:30 L.A. CUPPERS (117) 8. Mike Reldv played well) “ A couple of people in the party goal and four assists, said the the game-winner by Brian Bradley Berlin at East Catholic, 7 p.m. Hubbard 812 OO 16, Williams 11-15 00 22, Cage 7-17 88 20, Maxwell 7-13 11-11 25, Shuler, Jets 65 631 9.7 36 4 weeks. The win lifted Montreal into a Scoring Loaders Dougherty 811 44 14, Harper 814 812 16, Kempton 89 1-2 11, Woodson 817 2-2 12, Largent, Sea. 64 969 15.1 38 9 were asked to calm down.” said Flames stayed cool despite the and another by Macinnis in the last G A “ SATURDAY Baalev883411,Prlce8110014,West 1-3 14 Valentine 1818 34 24, Beniamin 89 89 16, Duper, Mia. 63 1245 19.8 85 11 early deficit. first-place tie with Boston in the Gretzky, Edm 48 75 12 Suliivan. adding he did not know if minute. 27 53 24 Boys Basketball 3, Turpin 7-14 86 20, Poauette 80 80 Whlte1-21-23,Huston2-5004,(tardon1-2002. Winslow, S.D. 61 676 11.1 28 5 N C A A rejects Fiesta’s overtime idea “ We were down 3-0 but I didn’t Adams Division with 36 points Lemleux, Pit East Catholic at South Catholic, 7:45 O.Totals47-8819-30116. Totals48923838117. Gooden was one of those told. “ But Hakan Loob scored twice, while CIccarelll, Min 23 51 15 Radio, TV feel any lack of confidence on the apiece. 33 47 34 p.m. L.A. Lakers 31 28 35 27-121 Golden State 27 36 25 31— 119 there was not any gross Perry Berezan, Mike Bullard and Messier, Edm NO YARDS PH O ENIX, Ariz. — The NCAA has officially rejected any bench.” he said. “ Nobody was Mike MePhee and Claude Le- 25 41 ‘ lee Hockey Cleveland 33 26 26 31— 116 L.A, Clippers 35 23 28 31— 117 LONG AVG intoxication.” Joel Otto also scored for Calgary. Propp, Phi Manchester vs. Formlngton (Hart­ Three-point goals— Price 2, Horper, Three-point goals— Floyd, Bollard, Vol- Stark, Ind. 72 3229 61 44.8 suggestion of playing an overtim e period if the Jan, 2 Fiesta Bowl worrying, nobody was panicking. mieux had the other Montreal Dionne, LA 31 41 Cooper. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Roby, Mia. S3 2360 73 44.5 “ 1 wasn’t drunk.” Gooden told 15 38 ford Arena), 9:45 p.m. entlne. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— football gam e between No, 1 Miami and No. 2 Penn State for the Islanders 4, Stars 2 goals. Greg Paslawski and rookie Kerr, Phi Fairfield Prep vs. East Catholic L.A. Lokers 53 (Johnson 11), Cleveland 48 Golden StateS2(L.Smlth11),L.A.CIIppers55 TONIGHT Molslelenko, S.D. 68 2868 62 42.2 the Daily News in today’s editions. We felt we could come back.” Bossy, NYI 17 38 7:30 Whalers vs. Sabres, SportsChan- Michael Dark scored for the Blues. (Bolton Ice Paloce), 9:15 p.m. (Daugherty 10). Assists— L.A. Lakers 26 (Cage 18). Assists— Golden State 23 (Floyd Camarillo, N.E. 86 3605 60 41.9 national championship ends in a tie. “ 1 really can’t say anything else” Both Macinnis and Calgary Brent Sutter scored two goals. Robitallle, LA 17 38 (Johnson 14), Cleveland 27 (Harper 12). nel, W TIC L. Johnson, Hou. 82 3433 66 41.9 Howerchuk, Wpg 19 38 Wrestling 12), L.A. Clippers 23 (Valentine 6). Total Manchester Invitational Tourno- Totol fouls— L.A. Lokers 22, Cleveland 20. fouls— (taldm State 29, L.A.CIIppers24. 7:30 Celtics vs. Pacers, W K H T (replay Gossett, Clev. 80 3297 61 41.2 Goulet, Due 20 37 37 in — A 17 7CC at 12:15 o.m. on SonrtsChnnnell m v rts M A A l l m A i s r C4I MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Dec. 17, 1986 — H M - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 17, 1986 Patemo S /’s Sportsman of the Year Flyers chop down FOCUS/Food

By Hal Bock players. Often there is no time to Buckeyes’ streak The Associated Press taste the rest of college life. That explains why Paterno Linebacker Jack Ham. Penn would like to see the freshmen By The Associated Press State ’70, Pittsburgh Steelers eligible rule revoked, “To give Dayton Coach Don Donoher was N C A A H oop ’82. was visiting his old campus them a year to grow, academi­ not sure which would end sooner — last suinmer when he happened cally and socially.” Sweet shop the game or his team’s lead. As it upon the football team’s new Instead, the blue-chip recruit turned out, the Flyers ended the weight room. He was suitably is thrust into varsity games with longest winning streak in major- Noland Robinson 12 and Smith 11 impressed. no concern for the transition college basketball. for Dayton, now3-3. Wilson finished By Nancy Pappas “Hey, what’s this?” he said to from high school to college. "That’s the longest five or six with 23 for Ohio State. Herald Reporter CHOCOLATE APRICOTS Coach Joe Paterno. "You never Often he plays a game for his minutes of any game I can “This is a tough game to lose, but made us lift weights.” school before he attends a class. remember. They were all over us Dayton just took it to us. I thought 1 cup dark chocolate candy wafers (see note) That was then. This is now. It is a system that Paterno does and we were sort of fighting for our we came back well, but when we 25 to 30 dried apricots ”1 toid him,” Paterno said. not endorse. ”I stmggle with This year, why not let those visions of lives,” Donoher raid after Dayton did, Dayton hit their free throws,” Melt the chocolate in a double boiler, in a glass cup placed in a ’’’Today, you can’t win if you it,” he said. ”I try to push them held off Ohio State 89-86 Tuesday Ohio State Coach Gary Williams sugarplums which dance in their heads don’t.’ The other guy is doing back into the mainstream of microwave oven, or in a coffee mug set in a skillet of simmering water. night. said. ”We forgot what got us to 6-0 Watch to see that you do not overcook the chocolate, which takes only a it.” college life.” The Buckeyes entered Dayton and it gave Dayton a lot of easy be fresh and homemade? It may sound So the weight room is there at That means membership in shots.” few minutes to melt. the chemistry club, if the nose Arena with an 11-game winning terrifying, but it’s not difficult to prepare Remove chocolate from heat and quickly dip half of each of the State College, available for liV streak, including six victories this In other action, undefeated Clem- those who want to bench press a guard feels so inclined. It also season, and got 41 points from apricots into the chocolate. Let some of the chocolate drip off the apricot, few pounds in between classes. means Paterno. once opposed to son won its sixth straight game by candies that are both simple and back into the cup. Then transfer to a platter which you have sprayed Dennis Hopson. But that was not routing Prarie View A&M 103-45. Patemo’s creed is simple. “If the NCAA’s redshirt plan that enough to overcome Dayton’s 10- delicious. Here are seven goodies which heavily with nonstick vegetable oil spray. Let cool completely, then permits a fifth year of eligibil­ Anthony Jenkins and Michael Tail you want to be good, it’s up to for-10 foul shooting in the final 74 hit three-point goals on Clemson’s transfer to candy boxes. you. If you don’t want to. that’s ity, now is a staunch supporter seconds. require no special molds or other Variations: This same procedure may be used for all candied or dried fine.” of that system. first two shots and the Tigers went "We were up by 15, but then (Ohio on to lead 19-0 and 38-3. Horace equipment. And there’s only one — the fruits. The choice, he said, belongs to That is why 15 of the Penn State’s Jerry) Francis hit a free Note: Candy wafers, or candy melts, are chocolates to which extra the players and the team. State players who will go Grant topped Clemson with 15 throw to cut it to 14,” Donoher said. points. pralines — for which you’ll even use a vegetable fat has been added so they will melt more smoothly and easily. Patemo often quotes his old against Miami for the national "All of a sudden, they get a steal championship in the Fiesta Randy Allen and Jerome Fitchett They are sold in cake decorating shops and some seasonal papergoods coach and ex-boss. Rip Engle. and Hopson scores and its down to candy thermometer! stores. Usually they may be found in dark, milk and white chocolates. “He used to say, ‘It’s not our Bowl on Jan. 2. are students who 12. Then you’re looking at a full six scored 21 points each to lead team, it’s their team.’ could have graduated last minutes left. Florida State past Western Carol­ “I’m here to make them as spring. And it is why that group ina 101-76. The victory was the AP photo ”We had the lead and were E good as they want to be.” was excused from spring prac­ reluctant to put it up late in the Seminoles’ first on the road in 22 ’That has been pretty good tice. an innovation that borders games since Dec. 29, 1984, against ROCKY ROAD CUPS Penn State’s Joe Paterno looks at a photo of himself on game. They were going to score over Patemo’s 21 years as Penn on coaching heresy. points. We had to outscore them. Furman. Florida State is 4-1 and 1/4 cup apricots State’s head coach, good enough the cover of Sports Illustrated after being named the Why, Paterno was asked, Thank goodness they had to foul at Western Carolina is 0-6. 1/4 cup miniature marshmallows for him to be two victories away magazine's Sportsman of the Year Tuesday in New York. would he excuse 15 players from the end.” Andrew Moten scored 32 points as 1/4 cup chopped almonds from 200 for his career, good spring practice? The intrastate rivalry highligh­ Florida beat Louisiana State 96-75 1/4 cup broken pecans enough for him to have pro­ ’’Because,” he said. ”I ted a night in which no teams in the Southeastern Conference. 1/4 cup raisins duced six regular-season teams the 1962 choice, and UCLA paid a terrible price to have it. ” wanted to give them a chance to ranked in the Top 20 played. Moten scored 13 of the Gators’ first 2 cups dark chocolate candy wafers (see note below) that have gone undefeated and basketball Coach John Wooden The price, Paterno said, is look at girls and play tennis and Dayton led 49-42 at halftime and 17 points in the second half as they four in the last nine years that shared the 1972 award with cheating. Not the type per­ enjoy themselves. stretched their lead from eight to 22 To shape these candies, you will need the muffin pan liners which are C expanded its lead to 73-58 with 6:14 made of silver foil, not paper. Set out a dozen. Remove colored paper have played for the national tennis player Billie Jean King. formed by a booster slipping $20 ”I try to keep the priorities remaining before Ohio State ral­ points. LSU center Jose Varas championship. Paterno is the Don Quixote of to some poor kid so he can pick straight. You’ve got to get an lied. Curtis Wilson’s three-point scored 33 points and grabbed 18 liners from inside each foil cup. And good enough to make his profession, railing at the up thepizza check. That’s minor education. That’s number one. shot with 27 seconds left pulled the rebounds.’ Snip apricots into small bits. Divide these, the marshmallows, Paterno Sports Illustrated’s windmills of college sports. league. The cheating that dis­ Number two is a chance to be Buckeyes within 85-83. Jim Wyss’ layup broke a 50-50 tie almonds pecans and raisins among the foil cups. Meanwhile, melt Sportsman of the Year, only the “The game itself is better turbs Patemo is the kind that the best football team they can Bill Crotty and Steve Smith then and Shawn Watts made two foul chocolate in double boiler, microwave oven, or mug set in a skillet of second coach and the second than ever, with better athletes, deprives the student-athlete of be and they want to be.” each made two free throws to keep shots with 22 seconds remaining as simmering water. Spoon enough chocolate into each foil cup to barely personality to and better coaching.” he said. his most important benefit — a So. take spring practice off. Dayton ahead. Dan Christie sank Northwestern beat Marquette 56- cover the bits and pieces of fruit and nuts. You want the candy to look win the award since it was “You can’t outcoach anybody total education. But if you care to do a little 54. Watts finished with 16 points for The demands of college foot­ weightlifting, here they are. Go four foul shots in final 38 seconds for lumpy, but hold together. If necessary, melt a little more chocolate. Set introduced in 1954. Oregon State anymore. But the things going the Flyers. the Wildcats, who gave Marquette aside to cool. When thoroughly cool, crimp back the silver foil, so it will quarterback Terry Baker was on around it disturb me. We’ve ball can be draining for the to it. Christie scored 19 points. An­ its first loss in five games this look like a ruffled collar around the candy. thony Grant had 16. Ed Young 14. season. COCONUT WREATHS STUFFED DATES 2 cups milk chocolate candy wafers Giants and Browns are projected as opponents in the Super Bowi 1 cup shredded coconut, or more 1 12-ounce box pitted dates Powdered sugar as needed 3/4 cup whole almonds By Dave Goldberg Premature? AFC’s speed horses — the New Gene Stallings said after the Giants or 9-7.” says guard Billy Ard. AFC 3 or 4 apricots or candied cherries 3/4 cup almond paste The Associated Press Of course. York Jets. New England Patriots toyed with his team 27-7 last week. They’ve also done it against one Melt chocolate in double boiler, microwave oven or mug set in a Use a small knife to cut open each date, lengthwise. Insert an almond But what’s to keep fans of these and (to some extent) the Denver Other football people think the of the NFL’s toughest schedules If Notre Dame declines bowl bids, into each one. Pinch off bits of almond paste and push in over the whole And so. with one weekend left in two title-starved teams from Broncos — gasping for breath at the same. ”A very, very good team.” and did what seemed impossible why not the Jets, who are in the skillet of simmering water. When it is thoroughly melted, add playoffs despite four straight iosses shredded coconut. Stir to coat all coconut. Add more coconut, if almonds. Leave on a platter, uncovered for about a day, to dry the 1986 NFL regular season, we dreaming. finish line, the Browns are coming says Jack Faulkner, director of beforehand — beat San Francisco thoroughly. Then they may be treated as any candy. Yield; About 30 footbali operations for the Los on the West Coast on a Monday with a chance of a fifth Sunday in needed, to make a thick and very lumpy consistency. Cool slightly. come down to the projected Super If the Giants beat Green Bay on up fast on the outside. stuffed dates. Bowl matchup of the moment: Saturday, they will clinch the Allowing that two AFC playoff Angeles Rams. night, then handled Washington Cincinnati. The same goes for the Spray a cookie sheet with nonstick vegetable oil spray. Coat The New York Giants and Cleve­ home-field advantage for the entire spots have yet to be finalized, here’s But they’re no sure thing in a relatively easily at RFK Stadium banged-up Patriots with one differ­ fingers in powdered sugar. Take out a heaping tablespoonful of land Browns, rekindling visions of playoffs. ’The last five NFC teams to what the road to Pasadena looks conference where all fiye playoff six days later. ence — if they lose to Miami chocolate mixture and shape quickly to look like a wreath. Seton the Sam Huff shadowing Jim Brown have earned that honor went all the like entering the finai week of the teams are legitimate Super Bowl In fact. San Francisco and Monday night, they are likely to greased cookie sheet. Continue until all chocolate mixture is used. and Pat Summerall kicking field way to the big one and four of them regular season: contenders. The Giants have Washington may be New York’s miss the playoffs. Snip bits of apricot or candied cherries to look like the bow, or goals through the snow as the two won it. played close to the edge all year and biggest obstacles, particularly the The two leading contenders ap­ NFC pear to be the two teams (along other decorations, you might find on a wreath. Press gently into the battled yearly for the title in what Cleveland will also be at home they know it. “A couple of playsone Redskins — beating them twice in surface of the wreath while the chocolate is still moist. Set aside to was then the NFL’s Eastern throughout the playoffs if it beats "They sure look like a Super Bowl way and we could be 16-0; a few one season is tough; beating them with the Jets) who have clinched Conference. San Diego on Sunday. With the team to me.” Cardinals Coach plays the other and we could be 8-8 three times even tougher. spots — Denver and Cleveland. cool thoroughly before transferring to candy boxes. Herald photos by Pinto

FUDGEAL’ORANGE 7 1-1/2 cups sugar 1/2 cup sour cream 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) margarine 1 7-ounce jar marshmallow fluff M iss our closing and no (Hie 1 tablespoon grated orange peel 1 12-ounce package semi-sweet chocolate chips 1/2 cup chopped nuts 2 teaspoons orange juice concentrate, undiluted Combine sugar, sour cream and margarine in a heavy 3-quart saucepan. Bring to a full rolling boil, stirring constantly. Continue boiling about 6 minutes over medium heat, stirring constantly to prevent w ill know you’re opening. scorching. Turn down heat and add marshmallow creme and peel, stirring until well blended. The closing date for advertising in Remove from heat and stir in chocolate pieces. Stir until chocolate is melted and evenly distributed. Stir in nuts and extract. Pour into a next year’s Manchester Yellow Pages greased 9-inch square pan. Cool to room temperature and cut into is imminent. squares. Yield; 2 pounds. So, even if your business hasn’t SOUTHERN PRALINES opened yet, now’s the time to talk to TURTLES 2 cups sugar 3/4 teaspoon baking soda one of our new business specialists 25 caramel candles 1 cup light cream about placing an ad. If you don’t, you’ll 1-1/2 cups pecans (broken ones are fine) 1 tablespoon butter 2 cups milk chocolate candy waters 2 cups pecans miss out on a whole year. And that Unwrap caramel candies and set aside. Spray a large cookie sheet with 1 teaspoon vanilla extract or bourbon means prospective customers will miss nonstick vegetable oil spray. Arrange pecans in clusters of fouronthecookie Combine sugar, baking soda and cream in a heavy 3-quart sheet. These are going to be the turtles’ "feet.” In the case of broken nuts, saucepan. Stir with a wooden spoon until sugar has started to out on you for a whole year. turn the broken sides to the center and face the unbroken sides outward. dissolve, then put it onto the stove over medium heat. Bring to a boil So call 1-800-922-3238 in Man­ Gently balance a caramel on top of each cluster of four nuts. Set entire tray slowly and cook, stirring frequently, until a candy thermometer of nuts and caramels into a 300-degree oven for about five minutes. They are reads 238 degrees. Remove from heat and stir in butter, pecans and chester today. And our people .will “done” when the caramel is soft enough to yield to gentle pressure. Do not extract or bourbon. wait until caramel is melted and runny. ^ Beat with a wooden spoon as candy cools in pot. Whenitiscool and help you find ways to get more Remove pan from oven and gently press each caramel down over its 9 thick enough to hold its shape somewhat, drop by spoonfuls onto business... even before you open cluster of four nuts. You have now made the turtle’s back. Set aside to cool greased pieces of waxed paper. Leave to cool completely, then lift while you melt the chocolate wafers in a double boiler, microwave oven or a gently with a spatula. Yield; About 2 pounds pralines. your door. mug set in a skillet of simmering water.

(H) Spoon chocolate over the top of the caramel, taking care thata littleeachof jP^The Ordinal Yellow Pages' each "foot” still pokes out. Set aside to cool. Connecticut’s Book. OK, candy makers, if you have a microwave, you have it made!

minutes on high, or until a small */4 cup milk Attractively sugar is dissolved. listed to the chocolate and stir. Pour 1 tablespoon butter Stir in chocolate bits, marshmal­ into a foil-lined baking sheet and amount dropped in very cold water boxed or pack­ forms a hard ball (260 degrees) 1 tablespoon light corn syrup aged. home­ low cream and chopped nuts. When spread to */i-inch thick. Cool until Pinch of salt chocolate is melted, add vanilla. firm. Break into pieces and store in While syrup is cooking, beat egg made candy is a whites until stiff peaks form. When 1 teaspoon vanilla wonderful way M icrowave Blend in completely and turn into a an airtight wax paper-lined con­ 1/3 cup chopped nuts well-buttered 9-by-15-inch baking tainer. Note; Candy maker choco­ syrup is ready, beat egg whites with 6 to remember Blend together sugar, milk, but­ late or chocolate melts are availa­ electric mixer while slowly pouring special people at Kitchen dish. Chill until firm. Cut into a thin stream of hot syrup. Add ter. corn syrup and salt in a 3-quart Christmas. A squares. Makes about 3 pounds of ble in several area specialty shops. casserole. Microwave 5 minutes on Marge Churchill vanilla. Beat until candy loses its gift from the candy. ^ glass. (About 6 to 8 minutes.) Fold high or until sugar dissolves. Stir heart-and- Sunshine divinity in fruit and nuts. well. Microwave 6minutes on high, hearth ex- Bark candy 2 cups sugar Drop from buttered teaspoon or until a small amount dropped in pressed warm 1 pound candy-maker chocolate i/t cup light corn syrup onto waxed paper or spread in a very cold water forms a soft ball wishes for the 1 of any of the following Ingre­ 1/3 cup water buttered (lO-by-8-inch) pan. Cut (240 degrees). season. dients, or a combination: 1 cup 2 egg whites into squares when cooled. Cool to lukewarm. Using a Your microwave can make candy milk wooden spoon, beat vigorously until 1 package (12 ounces) sonlsweet almonds, or 1 cup crushed pepper­ 1 teaspoon vanilla Note; Do not attempt to make making a breeze. Try some of these V< cup finely chopped candled divinity when the humidity is high, mixture begins to thicken. Stir in suggestions, and you’re sure to chocolate bits mint candles, or 1 cup of crisp rice cereal, or 1 cup raisins cherries as it will not set. Do not use a candy vanilla and chopped nuts. Continue have excellent results — in just 1 Jar (7Vt ounces) marshmallow beating until candy is thick and cream Place candy-maker chocolate in cup chopped nuts thermometer in the microwave minutes! a 1-quart casserole or measuring Combine sugar, corn syrup and oven. difficult to work. Spread evenly in 1 cup chopped walnuts buttered 8-by-8-inch pan. Ckwl until 1986 S N t I 1 teaspoon vanilla extract cup. Microwave at 50% (medium water in a 3-quart bowl or casse­ Fantastic fudge low) for 3 to 5 minutes, stirring role. Stir until sugar dissolves. firm. Cut into squares. Note; Do not In a large glass mixing bowl, Penuche use a candy themometer in the 3 cups sugar combine sugar, butter and evapo­ every 30 seconds after first 2 Microwave 5 minutes on high or minutes, or until thoroughly until mixture is cleat tVi cups (irmly packed brown microwave oven. V« cup butter rated milk. Cook on high for 9 to 10 sugar &SNET 1 can (5.3 ounces) evaporated minutes, stirring occasionallv until melted. Add any of the ingredients Stir thoroughly. Microwave 8 Plenap fiirn to nave IS r MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Pec. 17, 1986 - 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Dec. 17. 1986 Your Neighbor's Kitchen OK, candy makers, you have it made

Belgian exchange student Wf Continued from page 13 In a 2-quart casserole or mixing Stir in sugar until smooth, then sheet. Shape into 10-inch rolls, bowl, place caramels, butter-and peanuts. Stir in marshmallows, using wax paper to help shape, coat Peanut brittle half and half. Microwave at 50% using as few strokes as possible. well with coconut. Wrap and (medium) for 3 to 5 minutes, or Sprinkle 2 large sheets of wax paper refrigerate. To serve, cut into 2 cups sugar until melted and smooth, stirring with coconut. Spoon half the ca­ '/4-inch slices. Makes about 2 brings recipes from home I cup light corn syrup after every 2 minutes. ramel mixture in strip on each pounds of candy (48 pieces). 1 cup water 2 cups shelled raw peanuts By Susan Vaughn prejudices disappear, he said. 2 tablespoons butter or ■A teaspoon salt Gumball machines Herald Reporter Claes said he enjoys attending mayonnaise 1 teaspoon butter C: Manchester High School because it 8 cups water 1 teaspoon soda started self-service When he was young. Sigi Claes is larger than his 400-student high 8 cups beef stock Combine sugar, corn syrup and Coleman wanted to be a chef when he grew school in Belgium, where he 2 bouillon cubes water in a 2-quart batter bowl. NEW YORK (AP) - Millions of up. Now. at the ripe age of 18, Claes graduated last year. He plans to Salt, pepper, oregano W- Microwave at high for 5 to 6 self-service sales transactions are has given up that aspiration, and attend the University of Antwerp 28 ounces fresh tomatoes minutes. Add peanuts and stir to now being made electronically in • Sleeping Bags now he plans to become a doctor. next year. 2 cups milk combine. Microwave 5 to 6 minutes America’s retail stores and this But he still enjoys cooking. Claes shared some recipes he and 1 cup flour on high. Add butter and microwave form of robot retailing could • Back Packs Claes is an American Field his another have served at parties 1 small can tomato paste for 1 minute. Add soda and spread transform the way shopping has Service exchange student from or on Christmas. Belgian families Cut celery, carrot and celery immediately on a greased cookie been done for nearly a century. • Lanterns Belgium attending Manchester usually have quiet Christmases root. Chop onions. Saute all the Making a family happy sheet. Cool and break into pieces. But it was the penny gumball High School this year. He has tried alone, said Claes, and there is no vegetables in butter for 10 minutes. Yields 1 pound. machine — installed on stations of • Stoves out some of his favorite recipes on Santa Claus. A traditional Christ­ Add water, iMuillon'cube and stock. Pamela Jordan, left, and Brianna Demko load a box with the New York elevated transit his Manchester host family; Dr. mas entree is pheasant or rabbit, he Simmer until vegetables are tender Christmas gifts at the Child Development Center at system — that gave self-service its Joseph Prignano, his wife. Didi, said. (about half an hour). Mix well. Add Caramel nut rolls start in 1888, according to the OPEN SUN. 11-5 and their 15-year-old son, Matthew. The Belgian people also have a pepper, salt and oregano. Peel and Manchester Community College. The box Is one of seven ■A pound caramels (about 28) Howard Marlboro Group, a mar­ DAILY 9-9 He uses an AFS cookbook of special Christmas pie, translated seed the tomatoes; put in blender that will be sent to a needy family in Mississippi whom the ■A cup butter keting communications firm. i t i H C a r ^ Belgian recipes that is printed in "Christmas root,” which Is actu­ with the milk, flour and tomato children and their families have adopted in the Box 2 tablespoons half and half When gum-chewers inserted a penny and pulled a lever, they got a English, with a metric conversion ally a cake with different fillings paste mix and pour into the soup. Project. Children helped collect and wrap gifts for the I>A cups confectioner’s sugar FARR’S E chart in the back, and a Flemish topped with frosting and Christmas Mix lightly and bring to a fast boil. 1 cup salted peanuts colored gumball. 2 Main St. language cookbook, both of which cutouts, Claes said. But he did not Serve hot. Serves 8. family and the Parents Club paid the postage for mailing 2 cups miniature marshmallows The system is much more sophis­ 643-7111 INNOVATIVE he brought with him when he came provide the dessert recipe because the boxes of new and used clothing and other items. 1 cup flaked coconut ticated now. OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT to the U.S. in August. he said, "We always buy it.” Claes, an only child, said he has Pheasant as In Brabant been cooking since he was about 8 Stuffed tomatoes 1 pheasant for his mother, Ria DeBacker. and 6 medium tomatoes 1 S-ounce container spiced cream About Town himself. He prepared meals after 5 to 6 ounces tiny shrimp cheese E school when his mother had to work 1 hard-boiled egg 1 clove garlic late, he said. 8 tablespoons mayonnaise Pepper, salt and nutmeg to taste Choir has concert student chorus led by Susan Van "One of my best qualities is Parsley for garnish 2 or 3 slices bacon Sickle. Song books will be provided. tasting. That’s what I love about Salt and pepper to taste ’The Bennet Junior High School Each person should bring a 2 ounces butter Seventh Grade Choir will hold its cooking." Claes said with a mi­ Wash tomatoes, cut a slice from tVt pounds endive flashlight. schievous gleam as he sampled the the bottom; take out the meat and winter concert Monday at 7; 30 p.m. Hot chocolate will be provided by shrimp stuffing for tomatoes he seeds with a spoon. Season with salt Clean the bird and stuff with the in the school gymnasium. the Bolton Women’s Club and made for the Manchester Herald at and pepper. ’Turn upside down and cheese. Fasten with skewer or The choir will sing many Christ­ served by the Cadette Girl Scouts. the Prignanos’ home on Bush Hill set aside. Chop egg and mix with toothpicks. Rub with spices and mas favorites, including "Winter Master of ceremonies will be Mike Road. shrimp and mayonnaise. Scoop into wrap in bacon. Melt butter in a Wonderland.” “The Christmas Ziska. The carol sing was arranged C Besides cooking. Claes enjoys the tomatoes. Use the cut slice as heavy pan or Dutch oven. Brown Song.’’ and ’’White Christmas,” by the Bolton Ecumenical Council. sports. He played on Manchester cover and garnish with parsley. the pheasant and bake 1 hour at Walter Grzyb will conduct. High School’s junior varsity soccer Serves 6. medium heat. Remove pheasant Student conductors will be Ai- team this year, and at his high and thicken the sauce. Braise sling Moore and Amanda Newman. endive in butter, salt, pepper and a Christopher Davey. also a student, Health hours canceled Herald photo by Pinto school in Lier. Belgium, he played basketball. He also likes photo­ Tomato cream soup little water until soft. When the will be piano accompanist. Other COVENTRY - Community i ^ (j. graphy and traveling. He has pheasant is done, arrange on students will sing solos and provide Health Care Services Inc. will not Sigi Claes, a foreign exchange student that his mother often makes in Belgium. 8 stalks celery visited such faraway places as 1 carrot platter and garnish withthe endive. special sound accompaniment. hold office hours Dec. 24 at the at Manchester High School, assembles He lives with Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Egypt. India and Israel. Experienc­ 1 thick slice celery root Serve with boiled or mashed Coventry Town Hall because of the shrimp stuffed tomatoes, a party dish Prignano of Bush Hill Road. ing other cultures has helped his 2 onions potatoes. Serves 4. Bolton sings carols Christmas holiday. Residents may receive services during office hours m BOLTON — A Christmas carol Tuesday from 8:30 to 10 a m. at the Is Supermarket Shopper sing will be held for Bolton Columbia office on Route 6. At that residents and friends Friday at 6: 30 session, residents may receive p.m. on the town green. blood pressure checks, tuberculosis The program will include a brass tests, throat cultures and health Taking complaint directly to manufacturer gets results ensemble led by Tim Ketterer and a guidance.

Manager’s Bulletin.’ The front-page story told delivery Bv Martin Sloane Mrs. Kamens was impressed. She was also pleased as $1.25 to pay for the bread crumbs. But that wasn’t United Features Syndicate with the enclosed money order in the amount of $3.39 to all. drivers to double-check the dating codes on packages. Menus reimburse her for the Bombay Shrimp. ’Tve learned ’’Two days later, one of their representatives called And the article went on to tell the story of a lady who What would you do if the boilable pouch of Shrimp to contact the manufacturer on those rare occasions and said he had something for me. He showed up at my used spoiled and outdated bread crumbs to make a Bombay sprung a leak while you were boiling it? How when I have had a problem with a product.” she says. home with apologies, a $5 check for my lost hamburger meat loaf. I know that lady just had to be me! ” Senior cIBzens for vacation the rest of the week angry would you get if most of the contents spilled into When Mrs. John Pazel of Youngstown, Ohio, had a meat and four packages of their frozen rolls. If you don’t believe that consumers like yourself are The following meals will be Monday; Hot dog or chili dog on a the cooking water and made the whole thingsomewhat bread crumb problem, she also found the manufac­ "Who would remain angry after this display of receiving responses like this from concerned manufac­ served at Mayfair Gardens and roll, potato chips, cabbage less than edible? interest? One last thing; A few weeks later, I received a turers, write and find out for yourself the next time you pineapple slaw, chilled fruit cup. turer to be responsive. have a problem. And be sure to let me know the results. Westhill Gardens the week of Dec. Would you take the wet bag, soggy shrimp and all. ”I recently purchased a leading brand of bread copy of one of the company’s publications, "The 22 through 26 to Manchester resi­ Tuesday: Sliced turkey with back to the supermarket and ask fora refund? Chances crumbs to make meat loaf. But thebread crumbs made dents who are 60 or older; gravy, whipped potatoes, corn, CANDLELIGHT CENTERPIECE HOLIDAY BERRY BASKET are you wouldn't. Or would you go the less messy route the loaf taste so bad that we had to throw the entire These offers require refund forms; Monday: Apple juice, chicken bread and butter. Christmas poke and write to the manufacturer? meal out The more I thought about it. the angrier I Clip *n’ file refunds PROGRESSO Cookbook Offer. Receive a breast stuffed with broccoli and cake. $16$® That’s exactly what Mrs. Leslie Kamens of Whittier, became. So I decided to write to that company. In my Progresso Cookbook with over 130 recipes. Send cheese, twice-baked potatoes, as­ $20®® Holiday-colored berry basket with Holiday greens, white Baked goods, desserts (File No. 7) Traditional round centerpiece with a red candle, holiday Calif . did She wrote to the Singleton Seafood Company letter, 1 included the dating code from the bottom of the the required refund form and one Universal paragus spears, dinner roll, ice box Bolton schools greens, flowers, glass balls, cones & velvet loops. pom pons. & country wooden ornaments. Product Code from any Progresso Bread Crumbs, and told them that she had received a pouch that left container. Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off cake. There will be no lunches served at something to be desired — durability. "Within days, 1 received a letter from a vice coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage along with a check or money order for $3.95 for Tuesday: Cranapple juice, each cookbook ordered. Expires Dec. 31,1986. Bolton Elementary and Center Two weeks later. Mrs. Kamens received a note from president of the company. He said that he had coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed cheesy chicken, lemon-glazed schools the week of Dec. 22 through 7 MRS. SMITH’S Pie Crusts Offer. Receive $1 Don Toloday. Singleton’s executive vice president for immediately launched an inquiry with the production proofs of purchase while looking for the required sweet potatoes. Oriental vegeta­ 26. Monday and Tuesday are half Technical Support i Product Development. manager, the bread superintendent and the director of forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and worth of coupons good toward any size crusts. bles. rye bread, pebble pudding. days, and Wednesday through ’’Your complaint has been followed up through the quality control. They discovered from the dating code magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers Send the required refund form and the Universal Wednesday: Cheese soup, she­ Product Code symbols from three packages (any Friday the schools are closed for entire chain of command in order to assure that no that the bread crumbs were very old and should not may not be available in all the areas of the pherd’s pie, parslied carrots, white vacation. further problems such as you experienced will happen have been on the supermarket shelf. Enclosed with the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. size) of Mrs. Smith’s Pie Crusts. Expires Dec. 31. bread, plum cherry compote. to another customer.” letter were coupons for two free loaves of bread, as well ’Iliursday: Christmas, no meal. Friday: Cranberry juice, roast Coventry elementarles turkey with gravy, apple raisin The following lunches will be stuffing, broccoli with cheese served in the Coventry elementary Service Notes sauce, dinner roll, cranberry schools Dec. 22 and 23. Pearls... Diamonds... Gold sauce, fresh fruit. Monday: Chilled fruit juice, cheeseburger, french fries, pud­ Meals on Wheels ding with topping. Airman studies iaw Combined to Create Tuesday: Tomato juice, grilled The following meals are to be cheese sandwich, chips, fruit cup. Airman Rebecca S. Lunt, daugh­ Handcrafted served to Meals on Wheels clients ter of Howard J. and AnnR. Lunt of dretset, outfits and Lustrous, Sparkling Holidays the week of Dec. 22 through 26. The I,ondon Road. Hebron, has gradu­ tops for your hot noon meal is listed first and the Coventry High School ated from the U.S. Air Force law Holiday Fashion Our fine quality cultured cool evening meal second. Lunch will be served at Coventry inforcement specialist course at Monday; Chopped sirloin with High School only on Monday next Lackland Air Force Base. Texas wear from pure silk. pearl necklaces will add gravy, Spanish rice, carrots, salad, week. She is a 1986 graduate of East lustre to her holidays. brownies. Ham sandwich, sliced Monday: Grilled cheese sand­ Catholic High School. 5V2-6 mm pineapple, milk. wich. pickles, hot vegetable, fruit. QP£^^ Holiday Bonus Coupon Tuesday: Veal patty Parmesan, 18 inch Necklace Gamache in the Guard SUNDAY 20% OFF whipped potatoes, wax beans, RHAM high schools 1 2-.S \n y o n r single itpm. Special Holiday Price salad, pudding. Tuna salad sand­ Army National Guard Pvt. Tho­ One coupon per cuilom rr. Good thru 12/24. wich, fresh fruit, milk. The following lunches will be mas M. Gamache has completed 2 95 Wednesday: Boneless pork loin served at RHAM junior and senior VICTORIAN HOLIDAY ARRANGEMENT ‘ . high schools Dec. 22 and 23. SUGAR PLUM BASKET basic training at Fort Jackson. S.C. W EST i m Other lengths with gravy, whipped potatoes, He is the son of Donna S. Gamache Monday: Hot dog on a roll, baked also available zucchini, salad, cake Roast beef $25®® of 272 Boston Turnpike. Coventry, East West Imports sandwich, peaches, applesauce, beans, carrots, pineapple slices, $22$® and Charles T Gamache of 208 111'/2 Center St., Manchester d H iv milk. Tuesday: Fruit juice, grilled White-washed wicker baskets with sugared fruit, Holiday Crystal Image bowl filled with dried baby’s breath and sta­ School St Thursday: Christmas. cheese sandwich, minestrone soup, greens and flowers, birch twigs, cones, baby's breath & red tics, cones, Holiday greens, pink mlnl-carnatlons, pink 643-5692 Friday: Baked white fish with ice cream. velvet loops. lace & burgundy velvet. Simmons earns medai newburg sauce, boiled potatoes, spinach, cottage cheese, cookies. Andover Elementary Capt R. Steven Simmons, son of • Unique Fashions an(i Gifts • Egg salad sandwich, fruit and Cultured pearl with The following lunches will be 9 Robert B and Mary E. Simmons of Cultured pearl with gelatin, milk. Brighten Your Table With One Twin Hills Drive. Coventry, has' served at Andover Elementary three diamonds twin diamonds School on Dec. 22 and 23: been decorated with the Air Force 14 kt. yellow gold 14 kt. yellow gold Manchester schools Commendation medal at Ellsworth Monday: Doughboys, fries, ve­ Of These Holiday Centerpieces... Special Holiday Price Special Holiday Price The following lunches will be getable. pears. Air Force Base. S D Tuesday; Cheese pizza, green Simmons is a pilot served in the Manchester schools NEW IMAGE $ 1 3 9 , ‘189. Dec. 22 and 23. Schools are closed beans, juice. Christmas ice cream. A Brown’s Flowers Exclusive Design! Our Reg. $*199. O ur Reg. $250. E l SUN TANNING A Balloon Store ^ FREE WHERE THE SUN ALWAYS SHINES 16 Diamond Cultured Pearl Blood Pressure Earring Jackets 14 kt. Earrings & Gift Shop I CLINIC - BY NURSE ASK ABOUT OUR UNLIMITED $ 0 0 9 5 VISIT SUN TAN PLAN ONLY Special Holiday Price 516 mm EVERY THURSDAY $ 19 9. ★ Super Stockine E BROWN’S FLOWERS EXPIRES JAN. / /, 1987 ‘28. 5-9 % Our Reg. $275. Staffers | UOSEH PARKADE PHARMACY PLUS MANY OTHER PLANS TO CHOOSE % iSt 163 Main St., Manchester PARKAOE HEALTH uid Use your own pearls or purchase a pair of ours. HelSffli’s 'k Glorious Gifts g 6 HUTRITIOH CENTER FROM TO FIT YOUR BUDGET. PARKAOE • 404 W. MIDOLE TPKE. These very special low prices are for the holidays only. • CLEAN PRIVATE ROOM Offer good until December 31, 1986. k Holiday Balloons g •G IF T CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE 643-8455 Illustrations enlarged to show detail. Rainbow Supplies •APPOINTMENTS TO SAVE YOU TIME % & Bouquets | Mon. & Tues. ’til 9:00 Wed. 'til 4:00 NOTICE 646-2302 Probate Court is open for SUN TANNING HOURS % M, T. W & F Available for Thurs., Fri., Sat. 8:30-5:30 MON.-FRI. 8 A.M.-9 P.M. conferences with the judge % W lcm M m d 9:30-5:,30 Delivery or Pick-up from 6: 30 P.M. to 8 P.M. on SAT. 8 A.M.-5 P.M. Thurs. Nile Till 8 pm "Place Your Trust in Thursday nights. Appoint­ % Sal. 10-5 ments suggested. Night FOR more information CALL the Diamond Specialists" telephone num ber: 647-3227. 643-5267 Manchester Parkade 135 Center St. Manchester William E. Fitzgerald Tri City Plaza Also located in ★ Helium Rentals — ★ Judge of Probate 564 Center Street, Manchester Manchester Vernon Bristol, Simsbury, Decorating Services 646-0012 872-6100 Cromwell k Waterbury SL £ » EM KOOEfaf B aiE es £ » t«Sl ESK t A £ « £ » £ S ( E flf i 1« - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 17, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 17, 1986 — 17

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Iraq refuses to cut oil production By Lawrence L. Knutson ;Bv Andrew Selsky doned and released In the coming a restricted military area near the terrorists. He was conducting ter­ Sandinistas to fight the Contras, Dodd on Tuesday was allowed to The Associated Press !The Associated Press rorist activities in this country.” gives security agencies wide pow­ visit Hasenfus who is serving a GENEVA — Iran’s official news agency reported today the days, perhaps today. Punta Huete air base, 13 miles Nicaragua has ignored a request northeast of Managua, with maps The tribunals were created by the ers to search, arrest and hold 30-year sentence for running wea­ Tehran government was calling on OPEC to suspend Iraq's WASHINGTON - The Senate ' MANAGUA, Nicaragua — Presi­ Sandinistas soon after they over­ people. pons to the Contras. Dodd said he membership for refusing to cut its oil production. by the U.S. Embassy that an stuffed in his sock. Intelligence Committee chairman dent Daniel Ortega said Sam American consul visit Hall. The Ortega described Hall as a threw President Anastasio Somoza, Dodd, who met with Ortega on believed there was a “ 50-50” The report cast new doubt on OPEC’s ability to reach a final says he is convinced after 12 days of jNesley Hall, identified as an embassy says it cannot confirm “ mentally unbalanced person” and a rightist pro-American strong­ Tuesday, said he and Tony Hall chance the Sandinistas would re­ agreement on production cuts designed to boost oil prices by testimony that Oliver North on his ■American suspected of spying, will Hall’s identity until an official sees claimed he brought explosives into man, in 1979. The tribunals tried would be allowed to visit the lease Hasenfus, 45, of Marinette, about $4 a barrel. Saudi Arabia has announced it is ready to cut own pulled off the “ scam” of 3>e tried by a revolutionary tribunal him. the country to help U.S.-backed Somoza supporters accused of prisoner. Dodd said he talked by Wis., and allow him to return home. production as part of an OPEC plan to drive up prices. diverting Iran arms sales profits to like the one that convicted U.S. Nicaraguan authorities have Contra rebels in their fight against human rights violations, and later telephone with the Ohio congress­ The Islamic Repubiic News Agency said a high-ranking Nicaraguan rebels. mercenary Eugene Hasenfus. identified Hall as being 40 years old Nicaragua’s leftist Sandinista the Contras. man and asked whether he had a Dodd, in an Interview from Iranian oil official had told it that Iran was urging the other The chairman. Sen. David Duren- ^ ’Meanwhile, Sen. Christopher and from Dayton, Ohio. Reports in government. Hall is being held at a Managua message for the prisoner. Dodd did Managua with NBC’s “ Today” OPEC members to suspend Iraq, with which Iran has been at war berger, R-Minn., listened Tuesday iDodd, D-Conn., announced that he the United States say he is the It “ would be normal procedure” prison for political prisoners under not elaborate. show, said he believes the Nicara­ for six years. to closed-door testimony by White would be allowed to visit Hall today. brother of Rep. Tony P. Hall, to turn him over to a revolutionary a national emergency law, but has There was no indication Tony guans would like to see Hasenfus Sources in the Iranian delegation to the OPEC meeting here House Chief of Staff Donald T. jHe also said there was a “ 50-50” D-Ohio. tribunal, Ortega told reporters not been formally charged. The Hall had immediate plans to travel testify in Washington about arms said they could not confirm or deny the report. Regan, then told reporters he was chance Hasenfus would be par­ Sam Hall was arrested Friday in Tuesday. “ The tribunals are for law, imposed four years ago by the to Nicaragua. supplies to‘the Contra rebels. convinced that the president “ had nothing to do with" the diversion of Job Corps youths face AIDS tests funds. “ On every lever in this operation REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK WASHINGTON — Job Corps youths will be tested for AIDS as was Ollie North’s hand,” Duren- A MERRY part of their pre-entrance physicais beginning next year, a Labor berger said. Department spokesman said Tuesday. The panel prepared to question MERRY The tests wiil begin on or about Feb. 1, said the official, who Defense Secretary Caspar W. Wein­ requested anonymity. berger today about the secret ./ i REAL CHRISTMAS, The New York Times, in its Wednesday edition, said Labor transfer of U.S. weapons to Iran Joy to the world Department officiais were concerned that the Job Corps centers and the extent of CIA involvement and to all our might become breeding grounds for AIDS because many in those transfers. dear friends./ students had been intravenous drug users and some had had Durenberger said Regan has «=\ made it clear to him “ that whoever homosexual contacts. pulled it off, did it without proper, ESTATE The Job Corps trains unempioyed youths in residential camps. appropriate or other authority.” AIDS, or acquired immune deficiency syndrome, is an “ And that person is Ollie North,” R I PvtntT-* affliction in which the body’s immune system becomes unable to Durenberger said. Real Estate resist disease. There is no known cure. North, a Marine lieutenant co­ lonel, was fired from his job as an ■ ' r'.> ;r aide on President Reagan’s Na­ OPPORTUNITIES E White House proposes pay change tional Security Council on Nov. 25, m 647-8400 WASHINGTON — The White House plans to propose in its when Attorney General Edwin 168 Main St., Manchester fiscal 1988 budget that pay increases based on seniority for 1.2 Meese III announced that up to $30 AP pholtf million in profits from the secret million white-coiiar government workers be repiaced with a arms sales had been diverted to the system based on performance, a spokesman for the Office of White House Chief of Staff Donald Tuesday. Regan said no one was ever Nicaraguan rebels, or Contras. 243 MAINSTftfiET* MANCHESTEf- Management and Budget said Monday night. North’s superior on the council. Regan points to members of the media authorized to divert funds from the sale r 643-1591 Ed Daie, 0MB spokesman, said the present plan of automatic Vice Adm. John Poindexter, as he is escorted from the Senate of arms to Iran to the Nicaraguan VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON pay raises would be replaced by a system based "a little bit more resigned. Intelligence Committee after testifying contras. 871-140U C on performance." However, Daie said the change would not Asked about the nature of Poin­ result in a budget savings and wiii not affect the total federal pay. dexter’s role, Durenberger said; “ It’s not a deficit-reducing item ," he said. “ Poindexter didn’t pull off the essential elements of the chief of today’s Miami Herald that he has sity Hospital in Washington afterr Under the present plan, most of the civilian federal workers are scam. That’s Ollie North’s work.” staff’s story difficult to accept at been subpoenaed by the Senate and suffering a minor brain seizure paid according to a General Schedule, which sets saiary levels for “ It is clear to me that (North) face value. House intelligence panels and by a Monday. 18 grades of workers. Workers advance in the system almost acted totally without proper author­ “ He told an unbelievable story in federal grand jury in Miami. ity in this matter and it’s up to him a very believable manner,” said automatically, in 10 steps over 18 years. • The White House announced • The New York Times, in Each time employees move up a step, they receive roughly a 3 to come forward now and produce Sen. Dennis DeConcini, D-Ariz, today’s editions, reported that “ It’s the story you’ve read about. the resignations of two more percent increase. the rest of the piece of the puzzle, National Security Counsel staff Casey called North shortly after an and we’ll have it done,” Duren-. He says he knew nothing about it Under the 0MB plan, increases would be “ a little less members as part of a shake-up by American cargo plane carrying 1 berger said. (the alleged diversion). I find that automatic,” Dale said. Reagan’s newly named national arms to the Contras was shot down; Reagan is urging the Senate unbelievable.” security adviser, Frank Carlucci, to ask if any CIA personnel and ■ panel to grant North and Poindex­ - In other developments: who will be Poindexter’s successor equipment were involved. The Manchester Nice , ^ Death toll in Pakistan riots hits 152 ter limited immunity from prosecu­ next year. newspaper, quoting a House: 3 or 4 bedroom home In a desirable neighborhood. This Cape has tion so they can testify fully, a • The owner of Southern Air member familiar with Casey’s - everything you'd expect plus a barnboard Tamlly room with bar and a KARACHI, Pakistan — Pakistani Pathans battled immigrant proposal that was rebuffed by Transport, the cargo airline linked • CIA Director William J. Casey testimony, said North assured - Jim McCavanagh, Maggla Dion, Dorla Smith, Irene Lacey, Lee McQInlaa, full bath on the lower level. Set on level yard with trees, shrubs and pool. groups for the fourth day today, and two more victims of the committee leaders. to arms deliveries to Iran and the was described as alert and in stable Casey that the CIA was not Nancy Taylor, not present Carport. violence raised the death toll to 152. Bulldozers flattened areas Some senators said they found Contras, said in an interview in condition at Georgetown Univer­ involved. where some of the worst rioting occurred and soldiers enforced a The staff at McCavanagh Realty would like MANCHESTER - Elisgance throughout in this executive 7 curfew. room traditional styled home. Spacious 1st floor master The rioting, the worst since independence in 1947, began to extend to all their friends and customers bedroom suite, oversized family room with center fireplace, Sunday when Pathans went on a rampage against immigrant Immunity proposal gets cool reception 3’A baths, central air, over 1 acre and much more, asking Mohajirs and Biharis after police conducted drug and weapons the warmest of Seasons Greetings and a •264,000. raids in Pathan areas. special thanks to all the people we were Ambulance workers said two men were stabbed to death today Bv Terence Hunt appearing on ABC, said he thought get them to answer questions. immunity — you do this, you do that' in the Landhi neighborhood of Karachi, a city of 7 million. The Associated Press Byrd’s view was held by a majority The idea also got a chilly — the back and forth between the" able to serve throughout the year. Hospital officials said crews also recovered the bodies of two of the Senate. reception from members of the president and the Congress — isn't people killed Tuesday. At least 549 people have been wounded WASHINGTON - The Senate’s "My view is they don’t need Watergate-style Senate committee going to accomplish anything,” U&R REALTY CO. since Sunday. Democratic and Republican lead­ immunity. They ought to come up that will investigate the affair early Durenberger said. ers both said today they oppose James R. McCavanagh Manchester 4 Family $195,000 there and tell what they know," next year. Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., the| fTe’ve Built Our Reputation on Service looking lor an Inveatment? Take a look at this 4 tamlly. 2 units with 2 643-2692 President Reagan’s request for Dole said. “ I think they owe it to Sen. David Durenberger, R- panel’s vice chairman, said talk o f ' bedrooms and 2 with 1 bedroom. 3 gas furnaces, 4 stoves and Reagan to undergo prostate surgery limited immunity from prosecution their president and they owe it to Minn., chairman of the intelligence immunity was premature, a feeling 237 East Center St., Manchester, CT 06040 0 4 » | - 0 o U U refrigerators Included. Tenants pay own utilities and there are no Robert D. Murdock, Realtor McCavanagh doesn’t rest till your living in the best! leases. Property In commercial B-2 zone. WASHINGTON — President Reagan will undergo prostate for two former aides whose knowl­ their country.” panel, said Poindexter and North echoed by a number of other edge of the Iran-Contra affair is surgery in January to relieve what a spokesman called "mild, Reagan, who has refused to “ need to come forward on their senators, including several on the considered crucial. question the aides himself about own” to tell their story. Both men new Senate investigative recurring discomfort’ ’ caused by an enlarged prostate, the White “ I think immunity should be House announced today. their role in the affair, said Tuesday have refused to testify, citing the committee. something of a last resort,” Sen. a grant of limited immunity was the Fifth Amendment protection Sen. Warren Rudman of New; Presidential spokesman Larry Speakes said Reagan would Robert Byrd, D-W.Va. said on the 7 best way to produce “ a full against self-incrimination. Hampshire, the top Republican on ' have what is technically called a transurethral resection of the ABC’s “ Good Morning America” disclosure of all the facts surround­ “ This Congress is not going to the new committee, expressed, Don Jackson prostate performed by two civilian physicians at Bethesda Naval today. “ To grant immunity at this ing the Iranian controversy.” make a decision on an issue like mixed feelings about the proposal,' Hospital outside Washington on Jan. 5. stage, I think, would be to invade Even before Reagan’s request immunity,” Durenberger said. saying it “ well may be a good idea” ; Rose Viola Jackson Reagan underwent a similar procedure 20 years ago and was the province of the independent was delivered to Capitol Hill, the “ The president apparently is not that was probably premature. ^ told he probably would have to have it done again at some time, counsel, who hasn’t even been leaders of the Senate Intelligence going to make a decision” on Bill Roberts But Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah,! i Speakes said. appointed yet, and it would, I think, Committee said they opposed giv­ granting a pardon to his former another committee member,; The prostate is a sex gland surrounding the urethra at the base also invade the province of the ing a legal shield to the officials. aides for any crimes that may have praised the proposal, saying, “ I’m Rosalie Brunetti of the bladder. It often becomes enlarged in men as they grow select committee.” Vice Adm. John M. Poindexter and been committed, he added. more interested in the country than - Paul Cavagnaro SMASMNG CONTEMPORARY older and sometimes can be cancerous. Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan., also Marine Lt. Col. Oliver L. North, to “ Playing games about granting I am in prosecuting people.,” nearly 2000 sq. ft. of living area In this Speakes said there is no evidence Reagan has cancer of the Real Estate Mike Swanson new 7 room. 2'A bath home! $199,5001 prostate, although examination of tissue removed during the "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI"...S46-2482 procedure is normal in such cases to determine whether any Patricia Gentilcore malignancy is present. Vietnam leaders resign amid criticism BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO 647<8400 Vinnie Diana, Jr. Invites you to join M 168 Main St., M anchester Weinberger aide picked for post By Peter Eng after Ho died in 1969. They were months of public criticism by top 74, a former agriculture minister, r'-m The Associated Press part of one of the most stable party officials, who said the leader­ and Vo Nguyen Giap, 75. Giap, an SANTA WASHINGTON — President Reagan’s new national security autocracies in communist history. ship was “ too old" and conserva­ almost-legendary military strate­ adviser, Frank Carlucci, is tapping as his deputy a three-star HANOI, Vietnam — The coun­ Their replacements are expected tive to resolve the problems of gist, defeated the French at Dien Saturday, Dec. 20th Army general who played a bit role in the burgeoning Iran arms try’s top three officials, who had to be announced Thursday along impoverished, isolated Vietnam. Bien Phu and later the U.S.-backed 10 am - 2 pm controversy. guided the communists through with the new Central Committee Chinh conceded failings in a South Vietnamese government. ! more than half a century of war and Bring The Kids The officer, Lt. Gen. Colin L. Powell, is considered a bright, and ruling Politburo. speech Monday and said it was time Chinh, Dong and Tho were bound . ■ . 'i ' politically savvy career man who spent three years serving as revolution, stepped down today Hung said the retirements were to purify the party and government. by decades of shared struggle: all Free Candy Canes the top military aide to Defense Secretary Caspar W. after months of self-criticism over at the leaders’ own request because ’The three leaders ' rved the suffered lengthy imprisonment and CLASSIC CAPE failings in leadership. 189 WEST CENTER ST. Weinberger. of “ advanced age and bad health.” nation well, but Vietnam now needs sometimes torture under the Corner of McKee St. Built with excellence by "BEHRMANN" 7 rooms, In that role. Powell, acting on Weinberger’s directions, Party Secrethry-General Truong He called them "brilliant disci­ more creative leaders who can French colonialists. fireplace, 1’A bathe, redwood exterior 140fe arranged the transfer to the Central Intelligence Agency of Army Chinh, Prime Minister Pham Van ples of our beloved Ho" and carry on tasks such as economic Chinh, who took up the commu­ "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESr...64«-24e2 Dong and key Politburo member Le missiles that were later sold to Iran. "brilliant communist fighters" and reforms based on capitalist-style nist cause as a teen, became known Due Tho will not seek re-election to said they would be advisers to the incentives. Agriculture Minister Weinberger has said that neither he nor Powell played any role as a major theoretician and hard­ THREE'S YOUR LUCKY NUMBER!!! “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!” the party Central Committee, Vice Central Committee. Nguyen Ngoc Triu said today in an line ideologue who championed PEACE AND TRANQUILITY!!! in actually selling the arms to Iran and had no idea that profits Plenty of privacy surrounds this year round Large 6-3-3 Three family on Pearl St. Separate Premier Pham Hung told the Sixth The delegates stood and ap­ interview with The Associated alignment with China rather than from the sale were diverted to the U.S.-backed Contra guerrillas. Party Congress in announcing their waterfront properly at Witches Woods Lake in utilities. Many modern improvements. Nice yard, Blanchard & Rossetto plauded the retirees for two or three Press. the Soviet Union. Vietnam is now . orches, excellent income producing investment. The selection of Carlucci and Carlucci’s decision to bring resignations. minutes. 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He later made his In 1941, he became general 9 Japanese, French and then Ameri­ Marx and Vladimir Lenin, and a name as the reform-minded party 349 EAST CENTER ST. secretary of the party, with Ho as ’ MANCHESTER Voyager co-pilot takes controls cans and reunify Vietnam under the huge bright red composite of the chief in Ho Chi Minh City, known as chairman. He lost that post in 1956 Joyce G. Epstein R EALTY WORLD^ communist banner in April 1975. single-star Vietnamese flag and the Saigon when it was the capital of after overseeing a land reform (203) 646-7709 73 West Center Street LOS ANGELES — Voyager’s fatigued pilot handed control Real Estate 647-8895 Frechette Associates Manchester. CT 06040 The three, along with Chinh’s communist hammer and sickle South Vietnam. program that, according to French over to his co-pilot today after guiding the aircraft around a predecessor, the late Le Duan, had typhoon for 12 hours in their unprecedented quest to circle the emblem. Mentioned as likely successors to historian Bernard Fall, cost 50,000 WE GET RESULTS emerged as a collective leadership The resignations came after Dong are vice premier Vo Chi Cong, lives. WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION globe nonstop on one tank of fuel. A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES” The experimental craft was over the South China Sea heading toward Thailand and Malaysia early today after winging its way through the spiraling arms of Typhoon Marge around the Philippines on Tuesday. AIDS vaccine tests surprise scientists Ground personnel advised pilot Dick Rutan to get rest, and turn' Affordable... over control to Jeana Yeager, as their epic flight entered its I East Hartford $49,900 NEW YORK (AP) - Scientists probably need at least another year fourth day. 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Shultz is set to on a small number of people, the AIDS virus can be prevented from researcher identified by the Times condemn the process of private “ back channel” communications published today. Times reported. Animal experi­ developing into acquired immune only as Dr. Lurhlima and Dr between the White House and U.S. envoys abroad, it was learned Researchers from Zaire and ments are believed to have pre­ deficiency syndrome. Daniel Zagury of the University of France have been working in the today. ceded the Zairian-French work. The experiments, if successful, Paris. For SALE or RENT However, he will allow John H. Kelly, the U.S. ambassador to African nation since September to Details of the experiments were not could represent a new form of Zagury told the Times he had no develop a vaccine to immunize known. vaccination because they would be comment on his project because he New Conetructlon... 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The New York Times in Manchester near 1-384. ment, 2 air conditioners to remain, newer 100 amp cir­ about covert American arms shipments to Iran and American disease, but the U.S. Centers for afflicted with the illnesses it information about his research reported, quoting medical sources Disease Control has estimated that Fantastic fireplaced family cuit breakers and newer bath. *60,000 or *500 per mo. hostages in Lebanon infuriated Shultz, who has testified before causes, the Times reported. until the results were published in it did not name. AIDS strikes 17 to 40 of every 100,000 scientific journals. room with cathedral celling and Congress that he had limited knowledge about the purchases. Traditional vaccines ward of a “ Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature 'fo Us!” However, AIDS experts were Zairians each year — or 5,000 to disease before a person is infected. “ If anybody stumbles upon a way skylight, shiny eat-ln kitchen, Shultz summoned the 47-year-old ambassador home to explain C O Z Y RANCH quick to point out that after the 10,000 people per year. Medical studies have shown that to open the door, it might be this guy formal dining room and much why Kelly had not informed the State Department about his Very cleani 2 bedrooms, Fireplace. Eating area in kitchen. Car­ initial testing, much ground had to By comparison, the CDC esti­ many people who have been in­ because he has a good smell for more. Call today for details. STRANO REAL ESTATE port. Patio. Give us a call for an appointmenti dealings with Vice Adm. John M. 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CALL TODAY - 647“ SOLD” [ f e (203) 646-7709 next year, and researchers will of Zaire. According to medical sources. about Zagury. W — MANCHESTER HERAl.D Wednesday, Dec. 17, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 17. 19«6 - 01 BUSINESS M Term insurance policies not equal Business in Brief QUESTION: I the insurance business, this column nrHcip _ the first of an excellent GIFTS have been ap­ has always agreed with the “buy three-part series on life insurance. Callaghan Joins Beech Hill office GIFTS • Gl proached by an term and invest the difference” agent for a com­ theory. However, even the best QUESTION: My son and his wife John A. Chllaghan of Wethersfield has been named marketing pany which sells Investors’ concept can go awry when it’s are buying term insurance and consultant for the Connecticut office of Beech Hill Hospital, both life insu­ loaded with heavy charges. investments from a company according to an announcement by John McParland, director of rance and in­ Guide promising returns of up to 25 Beech Hill-Connecticut. vestments. He QUES'nON: Since the birth percent a year. In my estimation, Beech Hill Hospital, based in Dublin, NiH., is a specialized not only wants to William A. Doyle announcement of our first child, we that is too good to be true. Are these facility for the treatment of alcoholism and other chemical sell to me. He have been bombarded with propos­ people to be trusted? dependencies. wants me to join als from insurance companies and Callaghan started the employee assistance program at Aetna the company agents. I’m no genius, but it is ANSWER: Anyone who “prom­ Life and Casualty, Hartford, in 1977 and directed it until his an d sell to obvious that, with the limited ises” annual returns even ap­ recent retirement. others. dollars I have available, term proaching that number not only - Callaghan is past president of the Connecticut chapter of the The agent explains that the only with a higher cos* than others, for insurance on my life will provide can’t be trusted but shouldn’t be Association of Labor-Management Administrators and Consul­ type of insurance his company the simple reason it will pay him a the most protection for my wife and allowed in the house. tants on Alcoholism. He is a board member and was president of handles is term life, which costs higher commission. son. It may be that those salespeople less than other types of life the Alcoholism Detoxification Rehabilitation Center in Hartford. Then, find out what kind of By just going through a half dozen aren’t promising how well the He is chairman of the advisory board for Clayton House,, insurance. I like the idea of "buying investments his company sells. of these proposals, I have learned investments will do in the future, term andinvestingthe Afference.” Glastonbury, a halfway house for alcoholics. He is on the board of Chances are it’s mutual fund there is a great deal of difference but are simply showing how well High Watch Farm , Kent. 3 ^ However, I wouldn’t want to sell shares. from one term policy to the next. the investments have done in the anything to friends and relatives — A number of sales outfits stress Callaghan will be based in newly renovated and expanded Where, oh where, can I find a listing past. ’That’s OK. offices in the Watkins Centre at 935 Main St., Manchester. especially young married people — the sale of "low-cost” term, which of comparative costs, etc., on term Quite a number of investments if the product is not worthwhile. turns out to be far from the life insurance policies offered by have produced "total returns” — What "probing” questions should I lowest-cost term, and mutual fund major companies? income plus gain in value — in the put to the agent? shares with fat commission double-digit range. However, none Rogers declares regular dividend charges. Some sell mutual fund ANSWER: Get hold of a June 1986 do it year-in and year-out. Some ROGERS — The board of directors of Rogers Corp. has ANSWER: First off, get details contractual plans, on which up to 50 issue of Consumer Reports maga­ years, the investments probably declared a regular quarterly dividend of 3 cents per share on the term policy he wants to sell to percent of the money an investor zine. which contains a detailed and show losses. That should be spelled payable Feb. 13 to shareholders of record Jan. 15. E you. After all, if you buy, the SALE ENDS pays in the first year goes outtopay unbiased study of term insurance, out in the literature the salespeople Rogers manufactures a broad range of engineered materials premiums will be money out of your a "front-end load.” as well as a table rating 96 term are required to present. Advise pocket. Then compare that policy and components for the electronics and other selected industrial WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1986 Since your letter shows you to be policies. your son and daughter-in-law re­ markets. with other term insurance policies. conscientious and concerned about You’ll probably find that maga­ ceive to study the sales literature. All term policies are not the people, it’s most unlikely you’ll be zine on file in your public library. If "promises" have been made CS-2669R VS-407R same. Some are better than others. talked into peddling such things to Assuming you have friendly and that future results will equal past Channel 8 names news director ,26" COLOR MITSUBISHI 40" REAR-PROJECTION A MITSUBISHf The typical insurance agent can your friends and relatives. efficient librarians, as we do in our performance, your boy and his wife MONITOR/RECEIVER WITH COLOR TELEVISION WITH offer a number of different policies. Although it brings screaming- home town, you’ll be able to obtain should lock the door next time those NEW HAVEN — Wendie Feinberg has been appointed news That agent might be pushing one mad letters from many people in photocopies of that rather long salespeople come calling. director of WTNH-Channel 8, the station announced. REMOTE CABINET Genuine oak veneer wood • REMOTE CABINET: Genuine oak veneer wood • C Contemporary vertical tabletop styling • Contemporary styling • Hinged bi-fold doors Feinberg, 32, was assistant news director at Channel 8formore T LINING: 139-channel, cable-compat­ PICTURE: Rear-projector • 40" wash­ than three years before being promoted on Dec. 5. She worked ible* • 10-key random-access, frequency- able, black-matrix, anti-reflective screen • previously as a producer in television stations in Philadelphia and Miami. synthesizer • Programmable Channel- TUNING: 139-channel, cable-compat­ Ohio firm considers CE tender offer Memory scan tuning • Quick-View tuning • She succeeds Michael Sechrist, who resigned to become news ible* • 10-key random-access, frequency director of WPXI-TV in Pittsburgh. AUDIO; Stereo/SAP broadcast recep­ synthesizer • Programmable Channel- tion Memory scan tuning • Quick-View tuning COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Accu- the company would advise them merger agreement.” factures and markets measure­ Ray Corp. will consider a $147 after the Dec. 30 meeting whether it Combustion Engineering an­ ment and control systems for the PICTURr^: Exclusive Diamond Vision"^ full- AUDIO:' Stereo/SAP broadcast recep­ nounced the $35-per-share offer Board proposes statement changes tion million tender offer by Combustion recommends acceptance or rejec­ pulp and paper industry, had 1985 square 2 6 * picture tube • Engineering Inc. of Stamford, tion of the offer, or is neutral. Monday. Company spokesman sales of $150.4 million. WIRELESS REMOTE: STAMFORD — The Financial Accounting Standards Board WIRELE Conn., for the company’s outstand­ "The company strongly advises Kevin Pilon estimated the total Combustion Engineering said it has issued a proposal that would require companies to 10-ki;ey and Channel-Memory scan tuning • 10-key and Channel-Memory scan tuning • ing shares at a board of directors you to take no action in response to value of the tender offer at $147 planned to leave AccuRay's head­ \ Quick-View tuning • Power on/off • Volume Quick-View tuning • Power on/off • Volume consolidate in their financial statements all majority-owned Stand Optional up/down/mute • meeting later this month, AccuRay the tender offer until the company million. quarters in Columbus and that it subsidiaries, including those with operations different from the announced. advises you of its position ...,” Combustion Engineering said expects “certain additional servi­ Morgan Stanley & Co. Inc. would parent. VS-461RS The president of the Columbus- Nelson wrote. ces and technologies will be estab­ The proposal also would require that consolidated financial CK-2662R based AccuRay, David L. Nelson, Combusion Engineering said in a act as dealer-manager for the lished there after the acquisition.” 45” REAR-PROJECTION 26" VERTICAL CONSOLE said in a letter to shareholders that statement that it was “encour­ tender offer, which is conditioned Combustion Engineering pro­ statements continue to provide either summarized information COLOR TELEVISION WITH COLOR TELEVISION WITH aged” by the decision to consider upon obtaining a majority of vides systems, services and ad­ about or separate financial statements of previously unconsoli­ REMOTE ABINET- Genuine oak veneer wood • REMOTE CABINET; Genuine oak veneer wood* the offer, announced Tuesday, and AccuRay’s fully diluted shares. vanced technology to various indus­ dated subsidiaries. Sontemporary styling • Hinged bi-fold doors • Contemporary vertical console styling • GM investors is "hopeful of negotiating a friendly AccuRay, which designs, manu­ tries as well as the public. PICTURE. Rear-projector • 45" washable, PICTURE: Exclusive Diamond Vision® full- black-matrix, anti-reflective screen • square 26" picture tube • want answers I'UNING: 139-channel, cable-compat­ TUNING: 139-channel, cable-compat­ ible* • 10-key random-access, frequency- ible* • 10-key random-access, frequency- synthesizer • Programmable Channel- synthesizer • Programmable Channel- DETROIT (AP) — Representa­ Memory scan tuning • Quick-View tuning • Memory scan tuning • Quick-View tuning' tives of 40 institutional investors AUDIO: Stereo/SAP broadcast recep­ AUDIO; Stereo/SAP broadcast recep­ holding General Motors Corp. stock tion want to ask some tough questions tion about the automaker’s $700 million WIRELESS REMOTE; WIRELESS REMOTE: buyout of Texas billionaire H. Ross 10-key and Channel-Memory scan tuning • 10-key and Channel-Memory scan tuning • Quick-View tunirrg • Power on/off • Volume Quick-View tuning • Power on/off • Volume Perot. up/down/mute * The Council of Institutionai In­ up/down/mute • vestors invited GM Chairman A MITSUBISHI Roger Smith and Perot to meet A MITSUBISHI separately with them in Washing­ ton today to discuss the buyout. 7 "It would appear that Ross Perot HS-337UR HS-339UR was the best thing to happen to DeGemmis...Exclusive Agents for Santa iX MrrsuBisHi VHS-HQ 4-HEAD VIDEO Generai Motors since Frigidaire,” VHS-HQ 2-HEAD VIDEO Harrison J. Goldin, New York CASSETTE RECORDER CASSETTE RECORDER FEATURES; Electronic digital counter/ City’s comptrolier and co- FEATURES: Electronic digital counter/ time/programming display • Counter mem­ chairman of the council, said PROGRAMMING: 8 individual events Tuesday. time/programming display • Counter mem­ over a 2-week period, the same time ory • Automatic rewind • Remote control SANTA SALE ory • Automatic rewind • Auto-ON • Auto- every day, or the same time, same day from Mitsubishi televisions and projection “It is of concern to me and other PLAY • Remote control from Mitsubishi even/ week • Multi One-Touch Recording. televisions with integrated remote sharehoiders that the company is televisions and projection televisions with seeking to drum him out, draw the integrated remote * wagons cioser and shut off fresh ideas and the therapeutic effects of 20% OFF ALL iight and air.” GM’s board voted Dec. 1 to buy out Perot, who has criticized GM, SWEATERS — Crewnecks, V-necks, Cardigans and A mitsubishi and three top executives of Eiec- Vests (by Byford, Lord Jeff & Ryan Lannigan) tronic Data Systems Inc., a GM computer services subsidiary HS-411UR HS-421UR founded by Perot, for neariy $750 LONG SLEEVE SPORTS SHIRTS — VHS HI-FI/VHS-HQ STEREO VHS HI-FI/VHS-HQ STEREO miilion. In exchange, Perot resigned from Rugbys, Velours, Flannels, Twills gnd Turtlenecks (by VIDEO CASSETTE VIDEO CASSETTE Sero, Cross Creek, Royal British Tailors, Holbrook, Parker RECORDER RECORDER PROGRAMMING: B individual events the GM board and as EDS chair­ over a 2-week period, the same time "V- man and agreed to submit to an & Vienna) FEATURES: Electronic digital counter/ Electronic digital counter/ every day, or the same time, same day arbitration panel that could fine time/programming display • Counter mem time/programming display • Counter PROGRAMMING: 8 individual events every week ? Programming from remote b him as much as $7.5 miliion if he ory • 9-position index search • Automatic publicly criticizes GM. memory • Automatic rewind • Auto-ON • over a 2-week period, the same time control with on-screen programming dis­ TROUSERS - in flannel, corduroy, khaki and rewind • Remote control from Mitsubishi Perot put the money into escrow. Auto-PLAY • Remote control from Mitsub every day, or the same time, same day play • Programmable AC outlet for simul- gabardine every week • Multi One-Touch Recording. televisions or projection televisions with cast recording • He said he has agreed to ieave it ishi televisions and projection televisions integrated remote there whiie shareholders decide with integrated remote whether to take any action to WINTER JACKETS — in suede, leather and reverse the buyout. ( cotton (by Robert Stock, Mirage, and Mighty Mac) I The buyout amounted to giving ^MITSUBISHI Perot about twice the market value {i>f K-. of his GM Class E stock, which is WINTER COATS — Topcoats, Car Coats and Rain valued based on EDS earnings. Coats (by Zero King, London Fog and our own label) A m it s u b is h i Since the buyout, GME stock has 9 fallen sharply. CS-2051R ”I want to know from Mr. Smith SPORT JACKETS — in camel hair, Harris tweed. MITSUBISHI CK-25E06 why the company is so anxious to 20" COLOR ..-'’A. 25" COLOR CONSOLE * get rid of a useful gadfly,” Goldin Blazers and Shetland Wools (by Hart, Schaffner & Marx, MONITOR RECEIVER WITH TELEVISION WITH REMOTE said. Austin Reed, and our own label) REMOTE I ,. ■ Walnut-grain vinyl-clad wood CABINET: Genuine ash veneer wood • New York City holds more than 1 • High-tech tabletop styling • Transitional console styling million shares of regular GM common stock, Goldin said. SUITS — in wool and wool blends (by Hart, Schaffner !C ' L'RE Exclusive Diamond Vision® full- PICTURE: Exclusive Diamond Vision® 25' picture tube • Other members of the council & Marx, Austin Reed, Christian Dior, and our own label) square 20" picture tube • include the pension management I UNI'IG 139-channel, cable-compat­ TUNING: 139-channel, cable-compat­ divisions of states including Cali­ ible* • 10-key random-access, frequency- ible* • 1 0-key random-access, frequency- fornia, Wisconsin, New Jersey, ★ MERONA SPORTSWEAR synthesizer • Programmable Channel- synthesizer • Quick-View tuning. Michigan, Delaware, Connecticut, Memory scan tuning • Quick-View tuning ■ AUDIO: Stereo/SAP broadcast recep­ Massachusetts, Minnesota and AUDIO: Stereo/SAP broadcast recep­ tion Kansas as well as some union and tion WIRELESS REMOTE: corporate pension funds. SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS — 10-key and up/down scan tuning • Quick-View The council has not determined Weeknights until 9; 00 / Saturdays & Christmas Eve until 5:30 IH cLE fv. REWr-.-'!. tuning • Power on/off • Volume up/down/mute 10-key and Channel-Memory scan tuning • how much total GM or GME stock it Sunday 12-5 6 Quick-View tuning • Power on/off • Volume holds, but the amount is considera­ 6 up/down/mute • ble, Goldin said. A m it s u b is h i "We certainly have more than Mr. Smith,” he said. I Sale Ends Wednesday, December 24^^ 1986 Meanwhile, EDS chief executive OPEN SUNDAY 10-5 PM officer Les Alberthal and GM board ® e G e m m is member Donald Atwood, under I FULL SELECTION whose control EDS has been C / of Glastonbury placed, met with industry analysts ' CAMCORDERS! Tuesday in New York to try to restore EDS’ reputation. 2450 MAIN STREET • VHS FULL SIZE Alberthal and Atwood told ana­ MERRY • VHS-C FORMAT lysts that about 70 percent of EDS’ CHRISTMAS • NEW 8mm UNITS E-Z TERMS: long-term fixed-cost contracts for GLASTONBURY • CASH MONTHLY GM work would be signed within six TO SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER • CREDIT CARO PAYMENTS. isHOP ELSEWHERE FIRST, 445 HARTFORD RD. - KEENEY ST. EXIT OFF 1-384 6 4 7 - 9 9 9 7 months and that 10 percent of the 203-633-5203 YOU'LL SEE WHY IT PAYS )l MANCHESTER. CT Up to '1500 Initint crodH« contracts already were in place, ALU! said Steve McClellan, an analyst AM EXP.: M/C; VISA; AND DEGEMMIS CHARGE TO SHOP AT SIEFFERTS! { “.a ss'" ' Hirildiy Hours: Mon. A Thurs. ’til 0, Tusi.. Wod.. FrI. 'Ill 8 to quollllod buyirs. with Merrill Lynch in New York. HONORED 8oL O-S. Sun. 10-5 GM work provides about three- /•9TM0W fourths of EDS’ revenue. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 17. 19B6 — a I» — MANCHESTER HERALD. 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Salary plus guaranteed year round Full Time Emplavment-$5 No experience required. lary plus bonus package. leogal experience to as­ based on race, color, reli­ year-old "one share, one vote" little visible support but considera­ lob. Music of the SO's and ta S10 per haur. Imme­ standard. holders Association have urged the weaker. high school exchange stu­ Insentives, experience ne­ Please call 649-3900. Commensurate with expe­ sist senior counsel. Diver­ gion, sex or national ble hidden momentum. dents. Good 2nd Income. cessary. Colt for appoint­ 60's. Contact the manager diate pasitlen. Expanding origin, or on Intention to 25-34 The proposed change would allow SEC not only to keep the rule at the For 60 years the Big Board has rience. Send resume In sified duties. Includes typ- He said the board is proposing 1-80(M4S«100, ext 600. ment. 647-9997. Parkade Lanes. 643-1507. campany that manufac­ General work In a flower confidence to: P. O. Box Ing, phones, travel make any such prefer­ companies listed on the exchange to NYSE, but to extend it to other required all its listed companies to instead to allow NYSE-listed com­ tures and sells energy shop. Full or port time, 11377, Newinoton, Ct. arrangements, word pro­ ence, limitation or dis­ issue two classes of common stock exchanges as well. He argues that it give holders of common stock equal panies to limit voting rights of related products needs a also floral designer with 06111. cessing. Superb benefits, crimination. The Herald — one with little or no voting is the only way shareholders, the voting rights, citing the standards stockholders only under carefully few sharp Individuals. No some experience or can fee paid. Call or send will not knowingly accept 35-44 authority and one with significant company’s legal owners, can re­ of "corporate democracy.” experience necessary. train on the lob. Apply In resume to : Hillary Cutis, any advertisement which drawn requirements. Including one HERE’S THE JOB YOU’VE Call M r. Mike nowl 1-800- Pull time position availa­ voting authority. In practice, the move incompetent managers. The spate of takeovers has person: Krause Florist. ble at automotive lube Business Personnel Asso­ Is In violation of the law. that such changes be approved by a 367-3720 or 1-203-249-7852. 621, Hartford Rd. latter would be held by manage­ NYSE Chairman John Phelan prompted managers to prepare majority of all outstanding stock, center. Experience help­ ciates, P. O. Box 1019, Glastonbury, Ct. 06033. Government Homes - ment and its allies, giving them said Tuesday that the Big Board defenses, including limits on share­ not Just a majority of stockholders BEEN WAITING FORI ful but will train. Call 45-54 647-8997. 659-3511. from $1 (U repair). Delin­ unchallenged control. was moving to abandon the rule holder authority. voting. quent tax property. "A fundamental principle of reluctantly, under competitive "The marketplace reacts spas­ "We would encourage all share­ We have a great job opportunity for a customer servi- Repossessions. Call 805- corporate democracy ... is that pressure. modically to rumors, and offers and holders to hang on to their votes,” Part Time. PERMANENT PART TIME 6874000. Ext. GH-9965 for shareholders are the owners and He said an increasing number of counter-offers are thrown together ce/bookkeeplng clerk In our circulation department. current repo list. Phelan said. "But having voted on Earn Extra Cash! CENSUS BUREAU INTERVIEWER management is the employee," NYSE-listed companies want to virtually overnight,” said Levitt. it, are we to come in and overrule This is a full time position, Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00. Pickens said in a breakfast session limit shareholder authority, one of "Under these conditions, it is not them?” ■5.40 per hour. Private automobile required, reim­ before the SEC opened its hearings the most effective defenses against surprising that even the most Excellent typing skills necessary vifith some computer INSERTERS WANTED bursed at 20Vi4 per mile. Conduct Held survey In and Tuesday. hostile takeovers, and will take dedicated and responsible corpo­ The chairmen also cited competi­ around Hartford County, CT. Survey requires about 2-3 Manchester - Older 7 £ Many companies want the their business to competing ex­ rate managments have sought to tion from the National Association experience helpful. weeks of work each month. Start in January, 1987. Paid room Colonial In pleasant change as the ultimate weapon changes if the NYSE does not lift its of Securities Dealers, which does training. Work requires flexible achadula, morning, af­ neighborhood, 3 bed­ erect the strongest possible de­ Call 647-9946 ternoon, evening and Saturday hours. against takeovers. By limiting who ban. fenses. One of the most effective of not impose any voting requirement CkMd pay, excellent benefitt & pleasant atnMMphere. rooms, dining room, liv­ can vote on management issues, Arthur Levitt Jr., the chairman those is the two-tier voting on stocks traded in the over-the- Ask for Bob Requirements — U.S. Citizen, High School graduate, or ing room with fireplace, 1 they can ensure that raiders do not of the American Stock Exchange, structure.” counter market. equivalent, peas 30 min. written teat. If Interested call or 1/2 baths, wall-to-wall car­ corner enough stock to take over a said his exchange would be forced write: U.S. Department ol Commerce, Bureau of the peting, kitchen applian­ (Source Bureau of Labor Statistics) NEA GRAPHIC There are few public defenders of But NASD Chairman Gordan S. If you are detail oriented and enjoy working with peo­ Census, 10 Causeway St., Room 553, Boston, Mass. ces Included. 3 zone heat corporation. to abandon its much weaker the rule change, however. No Macklin, rebutting the arguments, 02222-1084. 617-585-7128, EOE. and Include your tele­ with new gas furnace and version of the rule if the Big Board ple this could be the job for you. Older Americans are still on the job. Full-time jobs companies were scheduled to tes­ told the commission, "there has phone number when writing. hot water heater. Garage BUT CORPORATE raiders is permitted to abandon the stand­ tify before the SEC about their need been no evidence offered that would Please call Jeanne Fromerth, circulation manager on treed lot. $128,900. Coll occupy one-third of the Americans aged 60 to 64, and 5 argue that it would insulate the ard. Levitt urged the SEC to reject for the rule. And Phelan, the Justify additional regulation” of evenings otter 6 or 9 am-5 percent of the men and women over 65. managers from stockholders. the NYSE petition to avoid a ostensible sponsor of the rule, flatly over-the-counter stocks. 643-2711 (9a.m.-11 a.m.) IMMEDIATE OPPORTUNITIES I 4 •■••fo 4 .sjls says • cm weekends. 6474105. C With a Nalloim Lndmr for an interview appointment. FItxIbl* Houn, Days 4 Might 8hlll$ Now is the time to run an p a r t ad in classified to sell that Fotomat Corporation has excallant oppor­ TIM E camera you no longer Manchester Herald tunities full time on all shifts tor asaamblera and use.______Americans already beginning to feel impact of tax reform production personnel. Previous photo finishing CUSTOMER SERVICE ax perlencs Is a plus but not necessary. These are entry Manchester - Elegance level poeHlone offering compelltNe salaries. throughout In this execu­ NEW YORK (AP) — Once upon a tax changes to their list, for the although it doesn’t become effec­ In the stock market, individuals not. house rafters. DEPARTMENT tive 7 room traditional time wise Americans studied the clear reason that taxes seem to tive until January 1. That’s the with large unrealized profits are Borrowers are looking elsewhere The magnitude of this revolution It you are eesklng to supplement your Income with a styled home. Spacious 1st economic cycle and its compo­ change more often than the eco­ official date, but an enormous selling shares in order to avoid next for credit, because the income tax in the attitude of Americans toward 2nd Job, or If you are seeking Immediate full time floor master bedroom su­ nents, mainly interest rates and nomic cycle. Important tax impact already is evident. year’s capital gains tax increase. deduction for interest on charge- the house they live in cannot be PICTURE THIS employment, Inveetigate the opportunities with Mon.-Thurs. 3:00-7:30 pm ite, oversized family room inflation, to determine whether changes have occurred in each year Because their tax-shelter benef­ While the maximum rate rises card loans will be phased over underestimated. Fotomat Corporation by applying In person. To make It Fri. 3:00-7:00 pm with center fireplace, 31/2 they should save and invest or from 1981 through 1984. its have been reduced, the values of "only” from 20 percent to 28 several years beginning in 1987. Not more than two decades ago, convenient for you to apply, we are accepting baths, central atr, over 1 borrow and spend. some residential and commercial percent, that isn’t true for lesser Many are going even turner: They the clearest, firmest financial goal appllcatlone during any of the following hours; Sat. 7:00-10:00 am acre and much more, In 1981, the Economic Recovery $ EXTRA MONEY $ asking $264,000. U & R If inflation was anticipated, con­ Tax Act, or ERTA, lowered individ­ real estate have fallen. earners. Some who paid 14 percent are borrowing on their houses and of millions was to pay off the Weekdays, 5 am - 4 pm OR 7 pm -10 pm; Saturday 0 am - 12 noon, Sunday attar 2 pm. Realty Company, 643- sumers and producers tended to ual tax rates by 25 percent. Social Non-residential construction in 1988 will pay 28 percent in 1987. retiring charge-card debt. mortgage. You might have been 2692.0 buy in advance of need, even if they Security taxes were raised in 1981 spending is down more than 830 Consumers, though already In effect. Congress turned house­ forgiven for being indebted to With Your Own Part-Time Job. FOTOMAT had to borrow to do so. If inflation and 1983, and broader tax increases billion for the year, in part because deeply in debt, have speeded up hold equity into a checking account department stores, but you were 88 Prestige Park Circle, East Hartford, CT Glastonbury - To be built. was likely to become less of a were enacted in 1982 and 1984. of less generous depreciation sche­ purchases of big-ticket items, in­ by making home mortgage interest considered foolish to endanger the An Excellent Opportunity for* Eoe 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 both menace they tended to delay No wonder wary Americans dules for plant and equipment. cluding autombiles and appliances. tax deductible. And banks, some on roof over your head. Second mort­ spacious C olonial on purchases. already are conditioning them­ Many companies have delayed Sales taxes incurred this year are the verge of bankruptcy, are gages often were viewed as evil. Housewives and Mothers with wooded lot situated on a Now, it appears, they have added selves to the Tax Reform Act, durable goods purchases. tax-deductible. Next year they are offering to lend money up to the It isn’t so any more. cul-de-sac near shopping and highway. Ottered at young children bring them NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED $280,000. Epstein Realty- IN MANCHESTER AREA ,Jovce G., 647-8895.0 with you and save on Nil Miln a Unlm SI Area all Affordable - East Hart­ Hwlsan 81 all ford - Spacious two bed­ babysitting costs. Wllllima 81 all room unit In convenient Oikland 8t 8-17 location. Close to Hart­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 ford and busline. Call unMH 8 81 388-453 today for details. Epstein Bnva 8L 48-66 Realty, Joyce G., 647- Mamrtaln Rd. all 8895.0 Notices Business P ro p erty...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipm ent__ 80 HOMES HOMES Resort Property ...... 26 Bookkeeping/Income Tax ...... 54 Otfice/Retall Equipment ...... 81 Na EIm 8t 82-230 Lost/Found ...... 01 FOR SALE New Construction - Mortoages ...... 27 Carpentry/Remodeltng...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 62 RATES: 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. $ BharwMd CIrela all HOFOR SALE HD Personals...... 02 Wanted to Buy ...... 28 Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. $ Parkar Charming 4 bedroom Co­ Announcements...... 03 Painting/Papering...... 56 81 300-514 lonial situated on a 2 plus RoofIng/SIdIng ...... 57 Musical Item s...... 84 .20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. Lydall Auctions...... 04 81 1-47 acre private wooded lot In Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Minimum charge: 4 lines. Financial...... 05 Rentals Wasdbridga 81 203470 Manchester near 1-384. 7 Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 Bllaau 81 all Fantastic fireplaced fam­ Rooms tor R ent...... 31 Heating/Plumbing...... 60 Miscellaneous for S ale ...... 87 DEADLINES: For classified advertisements to 21 Hours Per Week Margral 8t all ily room with cathedral Employment & Education Apartments tor Rent__ 32 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tag Soles...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Lunaa all celling and skylight, shiny Condominiums for Rent 33 Services W anted...... 62 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. eat-ln kitchen, formal din­ Help W anted...... 11 Homes tor Rent...... 34 Salary Plus Gas Allowance Csmbrldga 81 all Situation Wanted ...... 12 For advertisements to be published Monday, Narth Main all ing room and much more. Store/Ottice Space...... 35 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. SOUND INTERESTING? 81 Coll today for details.Ep­ Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise MaUw III Instruction...... 14 You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and 81 stein Realty, Joyce G., Industrial Property...... 37 Automotive CantMlIald t all 647-8895.0______Employment Services...... 15 Holldoy/Seasonal...... 71 supervise our carrier boys 6 girls. If you Ilka kids, 8 Miscellaneous for Rent. 38 Antlaues and Collectibles...... 72 Cars tor Sale...... 91 READ YOUR AD. Classified advertisements are want a little Independence and your own Income... EartOald 8L all Roommates Wanted__ 39 Clothing...... -...... 73 Trucks/Vons tor Sale...... 92 taken by telephone as a convenience. .The NarthOald 8L all Manchester - 4 room Real Estate Wanted to R e n t...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Cam pers/Trallers...... 93 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one WaiHlald 81 all Ranch, completely redec­ TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 Incorrect Insertion and then only tor the size of orated, new wall carpet­ ing. A pleasure to show. Homes tor Sale ...... 21 Machinery and Tools...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 the original Insertion. Errors which do 'not Services MANCHESTER HERALD $98,900.00. Jam es R. Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Lawn ond Garden...... 77 Autos tor Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen the value of the advertisement will not Lots/Land tor Sale...... 23 Child Care...... 51 be corrected by an additional Insertion. CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 Call NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 McCavonogh Real Estate, Good Things to E a t...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 649-3800.O Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel O II/C oal/FIrew ood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98

- . - TOWNHOUSES AVAILABLE ASHFORD *120,000 Noticss Parking far 2 cars - F ^ H E L P WANTED | [ 1 | h elp WANTBI F T | h elp WANTED I l D HELP WANTED C J ] HELP WANTED O j w i p WASTES OHsEirwAsns ENJOY THE SEASONS In this brand new 8 room Ranch. Spacious corner all units lot within walking distance to Lake Chaffee with IL08T Soles Administrator and Carpenter-minimum 5 ye­ Customer Service- Office Work-Girl Frlday- Street sweeper operator, ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ RN’s only. 11 - 7 Meodows beach rights. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplaced | an d rouND Order Entry Speclallst- ars experience In residen­ Experienced person to Man the phones for custo­ full time, call Manchester Manor, full or part time. PHARMEX, the Industry tial remodeling. Paid handle customer Inqul- mer orders and general Sweeping. 647-9137. living room, 2 car garage, wall to wall carpeting, 3 Bedroom unit Assemblers-Full time part No benefit rate. $13.10 per vinyl siding, thermopane windows, cathedral leader In warning labels vacation, holidays and rees and clerical work for office work. Pleasant and hour. Call Mrs.. Bir­ with 1’/4 baths, Lost-15 year old female and label systems for the Insurance program. 643- time. Small parts as­ same. Full time position friendly voice. Above av- LET YOUR newspaper ceilings, dining area with French doors to 12x16 Beagle. Partially blind semblers. $4.50 to $5.75 per mingham for appolnt- fully applianced health care Industry has 6712. with large furniture store. eroge earnings, paid va­ help vau keep fruit lars ment. 647-9191.______deck. and deof. Glastonbury, on Immediate need for 2 hour. Insentive pay and Good pay and benefits. cation, Insurance andholl- sparkling clean and sweet kitchen, full base­ 633-8515 or 547-3429 or the qualified Individuals fOr benefits. 4 day week. Apply In person to Mr. davs. Apply In smelling. Wash lars, dry STRETCH YOUR burger Oog Warden. Reward! their Wllllmantic , Ct. X-Ray Technician for phy­ Apply: Able & Coll Elec­ William Singer, Puritan person:Manchester To­ completely then put a budget By using one part ment, hook-up for sician’s office In Rock­ Wt can htia vw bscMM i headquarters. Sales tronics, Howard Road, Furniture, 1061 New Bri­ bacco & Candy Co., 299 large piece af newspaper soy extender to four parts Country Christinas Swedish Gifts "REALT raOFEUIONALI washer & dryer. Found-On Princeton Administrator-Thls key ville. Port time flexible Bolton. tain Ave., W. Hartford. Green Rood, Manchester. inside the iar and put the of meat. Your taste buds Call 6464528k la i u k tor Din Street, man’s pair of hours. Pleose coll 872- J.B. ELECTRONICS — Where Pro­ One duck, two ducks, many, many, visit the SCANDANAVIAN GIFT No pets ’675/mo. 1 Inside sales position has lid on. The paper will won’t be able to tell the fessionals buy their stereo equip­ glosses In case. Call 649- 6033, Monday thru Friday LOOKING FOR good more ducks, fabric ducks, carved SHOP. Nut crackers, pyramids, D. F. REALE. INC. responsibility for all sales Part Time Maid wanted. Truck driver for delivery absorb any moisture. Let difference, but your ment and accessories. Discount year lease plus se­ 1091. and marketing support 9 to 5 . Ask for Donna. news? Look for the many of fuel oil. Truck driving ducks, painted ducks, lucky ducks and Hummel figurines. We also Weekends. Apply In perso- a classified od In your budget will! Boost your pricing on cosh and carry Items. 175 klils^L^iilMMtir areas. Qualified persons bargain buys advertised experience necessary. newspaper find a cash budget by selling idle — Wreaths and flower and folk art carry Swedish foods. Ellington curity deposit. Pay Impounded-Mole 5 year n: Essex Motor Inn, 100 Call Jack Bertrand 643-1262. MKMItl.h HNuKt.M 8484S2S should have 2-3 years In the classified calumns East Center Street. Part or full time. Call buyer for most anything Items In your home with a too, all hand made and waiting tor Center Plaza, Ellington, 872-0273. own utilities. old Golden Cross, Grove experience In a sales en­ today. 649-2871 for appointment. you have for sale. you at 9 low-cost ad In classified. Street. Also 5 month old vironment with excellent General Office Work-Full CRAFTMEN GALLERY ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ German short hair Poin­ typing, phone, computer, Supervisor-Energetic In­ Professlanal company time position with large 58 Cooper St., Manchester, ter. Liver and white. Hart­ To clean coffee stains OUTSTANDING COLONIAL 3 bedroom town communication and or­ dividual with mechanical needs full and part time furniture store. Good pay from china or plastic, rub Jewelry 647-8161 ford Rd. Please call the ganizational abllltes. Abil­ ability.Experience In QC production assistants. and benefits. Apply In Holiday hours 7 days a week. Pets Manchester Dog Warden stain with baking soda. To house with large ity to Interact with custo­ or production lines a plus. Must be available week­ person to Mr. William find a cash buyer for that Largest selection of diamonds and at 643-6642. mers, suppliers and DJ’S DOG GROOMING and PET eat-in kitchen, Apply Able & Coll Elec­ days between Bam to 5pm. Singer, Puritan Furni­ china closet you no longer gem stone dinner rings. Christmas SUPPLY 649-0485. Bedding - management personnel Is tronics, Howard Road, Call 646-6655 between 9am ture, 1061 New Britain use, place a low-cost ad In hours, 9-8pm, Mon.-FrI., 8-5 Sot. canopy, brass, cuddle and mats. within walking dis­ essential. Order Entry Bolton. and 12 noan. Ave., W. Hartford. Classified. 643-2711. BRAY JEWELERS, Wayne Bray, Florists Specialist-Qualified appli­ PLACE Coats, sweaters, rain gear, life tance to busline. Employment 643-5617 cants should be skilled In PARK HILL JOYCE FLOWER lockets and back packs. Unique cat No pets. 1 year computerized order entry MEDICAL SECRETARY • * * * • SHOP • Fancy Fruit Baskets. Box­ furniture. Holiday goodies, toys & Education operations with accurate Full tlnw; •xp*rt«ne«d. Know "MANPOWER" wood Trees • All Your Christmas and crates. Pet pictures with Santa, lease plus security typing and keyboard •dg* of billing and Inturance Decorating NeedsI 36 Oak Street, November 28 and 29, 12-6 pm and deposit. *635 per skills. Position requires •oma lalaphona and patlant eo ARRIVES IN Fruit Baskets 649-0791 and 200 West Center Street, every Sunday after. considerable phone con­ lael. Typing halpful. Salary co manaurala with axparlsnoa. C MANCHESTER llWANTEDl! 6464056. month plus utili­ FANCY FRUIT BASKETS • Deliv­ HELP W/WTED tact with our customers •40-0834 batwaan 11am-2p AD ties. ED and the ability to follow Monday thru Friday. J O / N OUR SALES FORCE ered Locally - Shipped nationwide. M IC H E LLE ’S FLORALS - Fresh ar­ Instructions and direc­ Ready for a change? Because of our NOW 20% OFF ALL WICKER rangements, silk arrangements, Looking for experienced tions. Dependability and PERO FRUIT STAND - Unique Gifts • Earn Income countless readers. holiday wreaths and many gift roofer and siding man, reliability are a must In 276 Oakland Street, Manchester, Items In both our stores. Hours The store with elegant, unique and 2 bedrooms, eat-in these Important positions. • Get Out Of The House WORK PART TIME quality minded carpenter. DRIVERS Classified ads bring 643-6384 9:30am-5:00pm dolly and Thursday different fashions and gifts from 6 Please call Ken Hankln- • Varlety/Change kitchen, nice loca­ Only experienced people 'til 6pm. Saturday, 9-1 pm. 857 Main need apply. Call today for son for Immedlote Inter­ Deliver for Manchester • Gain Work Experience such good response you around the world. EAST WEST IM -1 Must like children, must have reliable FERNANDO’S ORCHARDS, Birch Street, Mancheter 649-2522 (form­ tion, close bus ser­ appointm ent, 643-2659. view at 203-456-4255. Wholesaler. Good • Sharpen Skllla may have trouble PORTS, lll'/z Center Street, Man-j Mountain Rood, Glastonbury. Na­ erly Leaf, Stem, and Root), 39 Chester, 643-5692. vice. No pets. *575 Take a Chance on a grow­ PHARMEX, Tuckle Rd., road record required. • Control Own Schedule car. Hours Spm-8pm, Mon.-Thurs., keeping track of ing company. Wllllmantic, Ct. 06226. • Meat New People tive apples, cider, fruit baskets, Windsor Ave. (Rte. 83) Vernon, 875- Good paying, 40 hours 9:30-1 pm Sat. interested callers! holiday wreaths and other crafts. 5145 everyday 94, Sat. 9-5. per month. One Receptlonist-Manchester per week, time and a located in one of Manchester’s fine neighbor­ year lease plus se­ If you have office ex- Eager buyers read the doctors office. Must be EXPERIENCED half after 40 hours. EASY MONEY Classified columns hoods and featuring 3 bedrooms, large fire- curity deposit. Pay dependable, mature, and Paid Insurance, holl- perlerice and are Inter­ placed living room, formal dining room plus conscientious. Afternoon WRECKER daya and vacations. ested In work, call or every day! Automotive Package Stores breezeway and garage. Priced to sell at own utilities. hours and Tuesday even­ Apply Immediately. come in to register In PAP Auto Parts, 307 East Center BROWNS PACKAGE STORE has 0 $134,900. ings. Call 646-5153 and DRIVER Also warehouse posi­ our new location. CALL SUSAN leave messoge. Street (rear of Lenox Street) 649- variety of liquors, wines, cordials, Call With full benefits — tions, full or part time. MANPOWER IN CIRCULATION 1 3528. Super savings on gift Ideas for your holiday needs and gift giv- Burr Bench Openlngs- full or part time. L sale; 10% oft on Gift Certificates. ln» Ideas. 278 West Middle Tpke. Openlngs for experienced MANCHESTER TEMPORARY SCRVKES MANCHESTER 643-7330. 649-0705 personnel with aircraft Call TOBACCO A CANDY 150 N. Main St. TODAY Zinsser Agency 88k for Rick parts background. Ability Stan Ozimek at Manchester • 643-4810 to handle heavy ports CO. HERALD Your Hometown Realtor M-F / 8-5:00 dasallM ads people read needed. Apply Reb Indus­ Moriarty Brothers 200 Green Road Thursday evenings by 646-1511 tries Inc., 184 Commerce Manchester, CT 00040 appointment 647-9946 phtR# 643*2711 c i M s i f i e d 643-2283 St., Glastonbury, Ct. 643-5135 08033.633-5771 FOP M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Pec. 17, 1986 MANCHESTER SPORTS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Firefighter has w 4 Town notables Semenko gives new duties, titie talk on toys Whaie a punch ... page 14 ... page 15 CXI ... page 22 HOMES HOMES KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Urry Wright FOR SALE IFOR SALE Storrs - Very nice 7 bed­ Manchester - 155 Hillard room Mobile home In Street - 6 room ranch, 3 adult community. Ap­ bedrooms, 2 full baths, pliances, central olr and fireplace In living room, porch.S32,900.00.James R. extro large garoge. Struc­ H SPIW F* ' McCoyonoah, Real Est­ turally sound, very clean KipiwIIBCNU. ate, 649-3800.P home In move-ln condi­ Miast Nii tion. $105,000. George S. LIcamwiI toving •: Peoce and Tranquility - Peases, Real Estate; 871- Plenty ot privacy sur­ 9288 or 647-3913. % rounds this year round Tuht iNi Ttew l llaitrhpBtpr) Manchester — A City ol Village Charm Mpralii waterfront property at Cozy Ranch - Very clean I ■' Witches Woods Lake In 2 bedrooms. Fireplace. gthtrinda Woodstock. 5 room, Trl- Eating area In kitchen. P o rd I : 110.1 BWnilWiaii level with 3 bedrooms. Carport. Patio. Give us a Approximately 1200 coll for on appointment! Thursday, Dec. 18,1986 30 Cents square feet, 1 car oarage. Realty World, Frechette, $129,900. Jackson & Jack- - 646-7709.O ______son Real Estate, 647-8400 NOUMV CliAIMMi or 646-8646.0 IBU8IHE88 TO oiMWPiiif'lii tfig the holidays bet doNT Wr iM N rtv m m m jPROPERTY hove time topregoref We Wilson Three's your lucky conhelpl WooreaorefMh fm m n WlfOOm In* AT&T spends n u m b e rlll Large 6-3-3 sKmet Weamiig serviee dettng. I . ''■lodUMhdak S'•.' three fam ily on Pearl F o r sole or rent- with to yrs. exp. In Iho- Tiioroiw won* f ^, oerb oop iMnpoioitt; fou cet Street. Separate utilities. Commerlcal storefront In rough, depoiMMie deon- imumd, m x $ n . MMSW: ViM/M* # Many modern Improve­ high traffic area. Full ing. wo do dll phoMs of 8188. I MleiCant4ieeeplgd..t - granted ments. Nice yard, basement, 2 air condition­ doonlng plus party iel'> ers to remain, newer 100 ups. and doonmps. Our ®meb»tgA.lnc porches, excellent Income amp circuit breakers and service Is also avail, tD reduce size, producing Investment. INVITATION TO BID newer both. $60,000 or $500 wkly, biwkly, ormodhly. Notice TO cneoiTONe $164,900. Jackson 8> Jack- Commsrcloi deeming Is ESTATE OF FUNCHABB OPONBf 1), probation son Real Estate. 647-8400 per month. Strano Real also avail. Call: ^ MARGERY G. SCHENDEL, NBW«TONUTILnV or 646-8646.0 Estate. 647-7653.D Late of Manchester, PWIMIP TRUCK Deceased 'M m m w wr owilL The Town of Coventry will By George Loyng kv-ramer son. Odd totw, Truddno. Home The Hon. william E. ntz- receive leolad bids for the Monchester-$119,900. 3 or Rentals doftendobt# porlli^"^ np m lt,.w t Gerald, Judge, of the Court purchase of one, (I), now M Herald Reporter elim inate jDbs of Probate, District of Man­ 4 bedroom home In o Obiiitsi'ttii^M ' ...... I A-: *49 'tf-. . . ton utility pick-up truck at desireable neighborhood. -FVliiflRpj chester at a heorlne held on the Town Hall, 1712 Main TODAY IS a good doy to , MmoMSl. D|»eember 9, 19M ordered Street, Coventry, Ct. 0623$ Edward J. Wilson of Manchester This Cope has everything placeonodindassifledto t2222!2K: W '. iiidvidA’i that all claims must be pre­ was granted accelerated rehabili­ II 1R00M8 until 10:00 AM, January Sth, Olson said, adding that ."final you’d expect plus o born- sell those idle Items ^ Pi sented to the fiduciary on or 1917 at which time and place tation this morning by Manchester By Bill McCloskey board family room with before March 12, 1917 or be all bids will be opened and The Associated Press decisions on specific facilities have IFOR REHT voo’ve been storing. As?!! YOiir hMiot. twndtimtht borred as by low provided. Superior Court Judge Raymond bar and o full both on the Colt John of 4MM382md publicly read aloud. not been made.” quick coll to 643-2711 w IlT W » ♦»«» Johanna M. Bruder, Norko in a decision that resolves lower level. Set on level put your od In print. wording of ^blecne leave mei saae. The Town of Coventry re­ WASHINGTON — A t * T said The layoffs, forced retirements Central location, kitchen . Assistant Clerk serves Its rights to waive all the final case among four stem­ vord with trees, shrubs The fiduciary Is; today it will set aside $3.2 billion in and other reductions are expected and pool, carpet. D. W. privileges. Parking avail­ Paul Schendel formalities In the bidding ming from an aborted Republican able. Security and refer­ 491 Gardner Street process. The Town Is not the last quarter of 1986 to pay the to be completed by the end of 1987, It Fish Realty. 643-1591 or obllaed to accept the lowest delegate primary earlier this year. 8 7 1 -1 4 0 0 .O ences required. $70 per Manchester, CT 04040 costs of reducing its size, and will take several more years to week. 649-9227 or 569-3528. 034-12 Md. "Hopefully this will end the Bldforms, Bidding Instruc­ eliminating as many as 27,400 of its complete the alterations in AT&T’s problem and other people in Man­ business strategy, the company Smoshino Contemporory I APARTMENTS lAPARTMEHTR imiAPARTMENTS tions, and Speclflcotlon Re- 321,000 workers. AttrcKtIve-panneled, car­ FOR RENT aulrements MUST be ob­ chester will follow the rules,” About one-third of the money will said. nearly 2000 sqore foot of peted, with huge cedar I IfOR RENT » | fOR RENT ■fu r n it u r e Ig^RICREATIONAL tained In PERSON at the Norko said after giving Wilson a living area In this new 7 closet. Near buses, Par- Town Oaraa*. 44 Bradbury be severance pay for workers The force reductions will include EQUIPMENT Lone, Coventry, Ct., phone: 90-day probationary period. If about 10,900 managers and 16,500 room, 7'/i both home! kode. Less expensive for 24 Locust Street. 7 room Mon Chester-West side, losing their jobs, AT&T said. Other Manchester - Quality 1 Lovely twin maple bed 203-7424$$$. Wilson is not convicted of another costs would cover streamlining non-management jobs — totaling $199,5001 "We Guarantee full time male worker apartment. No applian­ bedroom and 2 bedroom new 5 room duplex, 3 bookcase headboard. No TOWN OF COVENTRY crime by March 18, the misdemea­ about 8 percent of AT&T’s work Our Houses!"... Blan­ without car. 649-0102. ces. $650 per month plus apartment, heat, hot wa­ bedrooms, security, refer­ Rowing machine. Origi­ DECEMBER $, 19$6 operations or consolidating facili­ chard 8 i Rossetto. 6 4 6 - utilities. Security. No ences. $650 plus utilities. boxsprlng or mattress. HAROLD B. HODGE JR., nor charge of official fraud or ties, a reduction in the value of force. ter and all appliances $99.00 call 520-2942 during nal cost $30.00. Sell $15.00. neglect against him will be erased. 2 4 8 2 .0 I APARTMENTS pets. Call 646-2426 week­ Included. Air conditioned, Available Immediately. Call 643-1710.O TOWN MANAGER various assets and inventory, and . Earlier this year, another 5,000 days 9 to 5. 646-1496. the day.D 033-12 As he left the courtroom, Wilson jobs were declared "surplus” and I3 ‘ | fo r r e n t quiet, on bus line. Ideal for changes in depreciation. middle-aged and senior — an unsuccessful independent The money charged against the costs of eliminating them were Classic Cope by "Beh- West Side, 5 room duplex, Beige Recllner - 1 year ■ROATB/MARME candidate in the 13th Assembly rmonn" 7 rooms, flre- citizens. $515 and $550. old, good condition. Cost fourth-quarter earnings will be put paid from third-quarter earnings. Vernon-New 2 bedroom 247-5030. stove and refrigerator. ■EQUIPMENT District this year — yelled “ tear irioce, 1'/j baths, redwood Manchester-2nd floor, 2 unit available, wall to wall Available January 1st. Se­ over $225. Scotch CARS in a special account to pay those Olson said the company will exterior 140's. "We Gua­ bedroom, heat ond ap­ curity deposit. 649-2689. gaurded. $75.00. Call 646- down the gallows." costs as they occur, AT&T said, spend $2.4 billion on research and carpeting, full appllanced One bedroom second 16 foot Mad River canoe, FOR BALE rantee Our Houses!"... pliances. No pets. $550 kitchen, no pets. $600 plus 5186.D " I ’m glad it’s over," he said in a causing a net loss for the fourth! development next year and $3.9 plus security. Call 646- floor, no pets. Downtown. paddles Included. Used Blanchard 8. Rossetto. utilities. 649-1262 or 649- 3 and 4 room apartments. more serious vein. "This closes the quarter. billion on capital investments. 3979. $400 plus utilities. Secur­ four times. Excellent con­ 646-2482.0 9619. ity. References. 643-9776. No appliances, no pets. Bed frame - Twin, $8.00. 1980 - Toyota Tercel - book on the Ed Wilson story.” Investors appeared to take the "Th ese. dollars, strategically de­ Call 649-4064.D dition. $800. Please call excellent condition. 65,000 Security. Coll 646-2426, 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- Wilson was charged this summer announcement in stride. AT&T ployed, will fundamentally streng­ weekdays between 9 and miles. $2900 or best offer. with circulating a petition of which 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for Call 649-0678. stock fell 37>/4 cents a share to then this business for the future.” GOOD USED furniture Is Bob.______he was not the official circulator. he said. In demand. Why not ad­ $26.87>A at midmorning on the New Chevy Citation 80, loaded, Police said one of the people Wilson York Stock Exchange. Trading in About one-third of the $3.2 billion IC0ND0MINIUM8 vertise the furniture you obtained a signature from acciden­ FOR RENT no longer use In classi­ GAMERA8/PN0T0 4 s p ^ , am /fm stereo the stock had been delayed past the in reduction costs will require cash fied? Call 643-2711. EQUIPMENT with tope, 65jn0 miles. tally signed the form where Wilson opeing bell because of thO outlays. J $1650 or best offer. 647- should have signed as the announcement. Manchester-New end 9456. circulator. The estimated $3.2 billion charge unit, condominium. 2 bed­ ■TV/STEREO/ ■APPLIANCES 35mm Canon - AE-1 Ca­ Police said they pressed the against earnings will be one of the room, 1'/j both, central mera. Body only, perfect 1904 Chrysler Laser XE, charge because Wilson did not M a n a g e rs air, 2 car garage. $800 a biggest in U.S. history, although not condition. $95.00. Call 643- fully loaded, excellent correct the error. month plus utilities. Call 9797 after 7 pm.o running condition. Best as large as the $5.5 billion charge Black and white televi­ Wilson, 60, had originally planned 872-9720. sion, 13 Inch. $30.00. Call offer! Call Terri at 646- that AT&T took in the fourth c o u ld lose 649-5B75. o IPET8AND 2156. to fight the charge, but his attorney, quarter of 1983 to prepare for the Manchester 2 bedroom SUPPLIES L«onard M. Horvath of Manches­ breakup of the Bell System. townhouse, excellent lo­ 1977 Ford Granada, 6 cy­ ter, said today that the plea deal After taxes, the company said, Jobs In state Welbllt 5 cubic foot refrig­ Hanild photo by Tuckor cation. No pets, $550 per erator formica top, white. linder, 4 door, stereo tape, leading to accelerated rehabilita­ net income for 1986 is expected to be 4 % month plus utilities and Excellent condition. 1985 AKC-Engllsh Springer, excellent condition. tion avoided the “ strain” of a trial. reduced by $1.7 billion or $1.63 per security. 647-7234. Imme­ male pup, 15 weeks old. $750/best offer. 643-8526. By John F. Kirch model. $99.00. Call 649- The other three people arrested common share. Net income will not Herald Reporter diate occupancy. 3651.□ Liver and white. All shots have also been given accelerated Special visitors to dote. $150. 643-8145. 1971 - VW Beetle. Rebuilt be known until profits are tallied in Available January-2 bed­ englne.$250.00 or best rehabilitation. January, but the company said it AT&T employees in Connecticut room end unit, potlo, Adopt young fixed cats. offer 6498007.D Wilson, at the time a Republican, bought and distributed 375 gifts to expects to show a small profit for will not be affected by the com­ They deserve a chance to was arrested by Manchester police Angelina Lamphear welcomes two basement, swlmmlng/ten- residents of the center on behaif of the year. pany’s cutback of more than 27,000 nls court. $625 monthly. Whirlpool refrigerator llvel Long or short furred. Buick 1980 Wagon, 6 cy­ July 10 and charged with petition­ special visitors at Meadows Convales­ Last year’s earnings came to workers nationally, a local union 565-5723. $165 and matching GE We are In cages awaiting linder, automatic, power ing improprieties connected with cent Center Thursday. She is greeted UNICO of^Manchester. Diana is a past $1.37 per share. official said today. new homes. 232-1393. stove $95. Very good con­ steering and brakes. the attempt to force a May primary Robert H. Damrau, president of 137,000 miles. $1500. 529- and given gifts from Santa Claus, alias president of UNICO and principal at AT&T said more precise details HOMES dition. 232-8792 or 569-3951. Local 1250 of the Communications Adopt dogs/pupples. 1567. Please turn to page 14 Bill Rice, and her son, Leo Diana. Rice Nathan Hale School. will not be available until it closes FOR RENT Workers of America, which repres­ Toshiba microwave, Shots, some fixed, some its books in January 1987. brand new, large size. $200 house broken. 623-8408 or Ford-19824 door Escort L. The company said in a statement ents about 350 workers at AT&T Manchester - For Rent - or best offer. 646-3712. 243-0896. Mint condition. 27,500 that it will not realize the benefits of Communications, said the layoffs Unique free standing unit. miles. Standard transmis­ the changes until 1988. with 1987 are aimed at "surplus jobs” and One year old condomi­ Magnovox entertainment ■MISCELLANEOUS sion. $3300. 643-8057. Dodd says Nicaragua prisoner is Haii "being the year the company will not include non-management nium. Fireplace, 1 bed­ center - 25 Inch color T.V., FDR SALE digests the changes announced employees in Connecticut. room, bath, fully ap­ stereo, FM and record 1978 AMC Concord-4 door, A surplus job is one in which Send that special someone, HOLIDAY CHEER, pllanced kitchen, washer today.” player - $99.00. 633-1797.0 good condition, low mi­ and to work through normal diplo­ employees in two separate offices and dryer, central air. No leage, new tires. $1700. By Fllbdelfo Aleman prisoner, and the State Department said Hail was arrested Friday near James E. Olson, chairman of Twin bedspreads - quilted. matic channels.” do the same work. To make the with a personalized message in the pets. $700.00 per month Apple green, excellent 649-7533. The Associated Press has said it could not confirm the the Punta Huete air force base 13 AT&T, called the cuts "painful all Dryer-General Electric Dodd, a member of the Senate company more efficient, Damrau plus utilities. Security dep­ Hotpoint. New, still In condition. $15.00 each. man’s identity. miles northeast of Managua. Hall around,” but said the remaining Foreign Relations Committee, was said, one of those jobs is being osit and references re- carton. 236-6311, ext 1282. Call 649-9239.D 1982 BuIck Regal Esote MANAGUA, Nicaragua — Sen. Dodd on Wednesday helped gain had maps of military installations 290,000-plus employees will be with MANCHESTER HERALD... qulred.james R. McCava- Wagon-4 door, door locks, on a private fact-finding tour of eliminated. Christopher Dodd confirmed today the pardon and release from a in his socks, it said. a company "that is in far better nooh , Real Estate, tilt wheel, tape player, Central America. “ There is no surplus in Connecti­ Kenmore Washer, 1 year Portable Ice skating rink - that an American jailed in Nicara­ Nicaraguan Jail of convicted mer­ He has not been formally financial and operating shape.” 649-3800.O 24 feet diameter Includes rear defroster, olr condi­ The Sandinista government par­ cut,” Damrau said, adding. "There your message will appear December 24th... old, $275. 643-6808. Excel­ gua on suspicion of spying and cenary Eugene Hasenfus. charged, and is being held for lent condition. liner, edging, clamps. tioning, power brakes and doned Hasenfus, who had been Today’s actions “ are part of a could be some management people terrorism is the brother of a U.S. Dodd. Hasenfus and Hasenfus’ questioning under a 4-year-old Bolton-Lakeside year $35.00. Call 646-4638.G steering, wire wheels, sentenced last month to 30 years in long-term strategy to strengthen affected.” He did not know how round clean 5 rooms, 48,000 miles. Almost new congressman. Wife, Sally, spent Wednesday night national emergency law that gives ■MACHINERY jail for running weapons to the our core businesses so that we are many management employees in large living room with Gas Heater, 35,000 BTU. tires. $5500. 6434181. Dodd, D-Conn., was the first U.S. at the residence of the U.S. security agencies wide powers of A Contras. Dodd flew Hasenfus, 4S, in the best position to perform the state might soon find them­ fireplace. $800 per month. AND TOOLS $35.00. Artificall Christ­ official allowed to meet with the ambassador to Guatemala en route search and arrest. and his wife from Nicaragua to successfully in the data networking selves without a job. 649-8445. mas tree - Free I Call Pontiac J 2000 1982- American since he was arrested back to the United States. However, President Daniel Or­ nearby Guatemala in a private jet and global markets we have Damrau said AT&T is currently Console Singer sewing 643-1814.0 hatchback, rear window last week. Nicaraguan authorities Dodd told the television network tega said Tuesday that Hall admit­ Manchester-3 bedroom defogger, luvers, am/fm Wednesday evening. targeted for the future,” Olson said. in the process of merging two of its machine. Good condition, have identified the detainee as he met with Hail on Wednesday for ted under questioning he had Cape, IV2 bath, fireplace, $25.00. Call 6494»S0.d Holiday Matrix lifetime stereo cassette, new tires. Hasenfus was captured Oct. 6 “ This announcement does not subsidiaries under one AT&T um­ 49-year-old Sam Nesley Hall of about IS minutes. smuggled explosives to U.S.- finished cellar, attached membership - before you Well mol ntal ned. after a Contra supply plane on mean that we are on the verge of brella — AT&T Communications Ohio. A Nicaraguan official, speaking backed Nicaraguan rebels, called Ixll/i garage, sun room. Nice Table sow 7” Sears. Good buy from them, check S3295/best offer. 649-6763 which he was working as cargo pulling out of any major market and AT&T Information Systems. backyard and neighbor­ "He wanted to send his iove to his on condition of anonymity, toid The Contras, who are fighting to over­ »6“ condition. $19. 649-9537.a with me and save. 647-98K ofter^j30^_^^____ handler was shot down in the jungle segment.” Olson said. The company’s move came as no hood. Woodbridge Street. famiiy and particularly Tony.” Associated Press the meeting took throw the Sandinista government. evenings. of southeastern Nicaragua. At a The company will focus on surprise to the union, which is not $900 per month. January 1 Toro - snow shovel. Brand TRUGK8/VAN8 Dodd said in an interview from place at a security "safe” house After meeting with Dodd on news conference ’Tuesday, Ortega long-distance communication ser­ fighting the cutbacks, Damrau occupancy. 742-6124. new; was a gift. $75.00. Wheel barrow $12. 649- FDR BALE Guatemala City with ABC’s “ Good behind the Intercontinental Hotel in Tuesday, Ortega said Tony Hall said Hall was “ mentally unbal­ vices, linking businesses’ compu­ said. He said about one month ago, Please call 875-4493.0 5741.0 I Morning America” television Managua. would be allowed to see the prisoner anced” and, like Hasenfus, would ters and expanding into worldwide union and company officials ■STORE AND show. "H e said he was getting good if he visited Nicaragua. 1978 Ford F-150 Supercab, be tried before a revolutionary markets, while reducing excess formed a task force to study which Down quilt - like new. 6 cylinder, new valve lob Reports in the United States had food. He’s getting some exercise, In Washington, the congress­ ■OFFICE SPACE FUEL OIL/COAL/ Queen size, $50.00. Call court called a People’s ’Tribunal manufacturing capacity, it said. jobs were not needed. ohd carborotor, new bat­ said the jaiied American was the doing calisthenics. He (Hall) said. man’s aide, Michael Gessel, said FIREWOOD after 6 pm , 643-1720.O '"That would be normal proce­ “ Tne company has a long-range Company officials could not be tery, bed liner, radial brother of U.S. Rep. Tony P. Hall, 'I ’m not being manhandied in any Hall had no plans to go to Nicaragua Manchester - 3 rooms tires. $3000. Many extras. but "has not ruled it out.” Gessel dure.” Ortega said. "The tribunals plan for reducing excess capacity,” reached for comment. containing 400 square feet New women's and men's D-Ohio. The leftist Sandinista go­ way,’ ” Dodd told ABC. He said Hail Cord of wood. Seasoned 6464513 after 6pm. expects to see a U.S. consular said the congressman believed the are for terrorists. He was conduct­ on Center Street. Call one year. Cut and split. cable stitch sweaters. Size vernment has ignored a U.S. official in the next few days. fastest way to win his brother’s ing terrorist activities in this 646-0042. $75.00 cash and carry. 40 - 42. $10.00 each. Call Chevy Pickup 76 Custom Embassy request that an American 649-2101.o The Sandinista government has release "is to stay in Washington country.” <• ® r 646-3156.P Deluxe C-20, 8'/bed with consul be allowed to visit the TODAY’S HERALD 15 Encyclopedia books. MPj$im649-186L Merchandise niOFFICE/RETAIL $15. 649-5875. I eq u ip m en t ■MIBCELLANEDUB ■Mixed precipitation Rates may hold steady Perego stroller with det­ AUTOMDTIVE 17 1IHOLIDAY/ achable hood and match­ Yule trees sell briskly at area farms, lots Wet snow, sleet and rain mixed The 1 million customers of the Typewriter - Remington Connecticut Light & Power Co. may I ' > fSEASONAL portable. Good condition, ing quilted seat cover. Four 14 X 17 Corvette Rally tonight with lows in the lower 30s. $35.00. Call 649-1819.0 Mint condition. $25. 6 4 9 - Wheels - Centers and in Manchester, on the same lot as Snow, sleet and rain ending Friday enjoy a freeze on electricity rates 6240.O By John Mitchell rings. $225. Negotiable. the Shady Glen Dairy Store. morning then decreasing cloudi­ through 1988 as the company’s Christmas Trees - cut your 647-9869. Herald Reporter profits continue to pour into a own. Sundays only. $15.00 ■RECREATIONAL "Last year, we ran out of trees the week ness in the afternoon. Windy with Riding lawn mower Gary Jordan, who works at highs in the upper 30s. Details on special fund designed to offset each. 11 Villa Louisa Road ■EQUIPMENT Craftsman 5hp 24 Inch cut. Firestone - snow tires. (on the rood to Vito's The pines, spruces and balsams before Christmas," Cropley said. “Probabiy Maine Evergreen Christmas Trees page 2. future rate increases, state officials Runs! 17 years old may $50.00 tor pair. P165/80 are selling briskly this year, and Restuaront. heed work $50. 643-4535.0 and Wreaths, located in the parking say. Story on page 5. For Sale. Rowing Ma­ R13/S coll 646-7247.0 Manchester-area nursery owners Sunday we’il be out.” lot at Burr Corners on Tolland Live Hemlock boughs. chine, fully assembled, 1 and volunteers at roadside Christ­ Turnpike, said it was the com­ To place your year old, excellent condi­ Luvs diapers. 9 unopened A8>A fiberglass front Nice for decorations. $2.00 boxes. Newborn size. 66 spoiler. IRDC type with mas tree and wreath stands said pany’s first year in Manchester. Meese still stumped each. Please call after tion. $75. Call 646-3245 diapers per box. $5.00 per they could be sold out by the end of Index greeting ad after 5:30pm. dual olr ducts, bumper with 240 of the Nova Scotia- "W e’ll sell out,” he said. “ This Attorney General Edwin Meese 12:30 875-4493.0 box. Call 6494240.0 this weekend. couple of days before Christmas.” mount, fits 7 4 -7 7 Comoro. imported trees, more than last weekend will be pretty good.” III says he now has more details on 28 pages, 2 sections Never mounted, $ 7 5 .0 0 . But if the sellers had anything in Kramer said the center got its please phone Hand mode Eucalyptus Hart skis - 175 cm with year. As of Tuesday afternoon, Maine Evergreen also has trees the diversion to Nicaraguan rebels Solomon step-in bindings. Twin size metal hl-rlse Coll 6 47 -1 0 60 .O common Wednesday and Thurs­ trees in the week after Thanksgiv­ Advice------20 Lottery______2 wreaths - great gifts. Sel­ unit for under day bed. there were less than 40. selling from shipped in from Oregon, according of profits from Iran arms sales and Good condition. $50.00. day, it was a lack of customers, ing. and she said that weekends Business____ 26 Obituaries___ 14 ling at Presentalons, Glas­ Brand new. Call 644-1950 $14 to $55. “ Last year, we ran out of to Jordan. The enterprise started Lt. Col. Oliver North still stands Call anytime 649-1794.0 Snow tlres-F78 x 14 which was blamed on the afternoon were the busiest times. “ Bald and Classified - 26-26 Opinion______6 643-2711 tonbury or call 633-98SB. afternoons.o trees the week before Christmas,” with 2,000 trees and is down to about alone as the scheme’s prime mounted on Buick Sky­ hours. burlaped trees are going better People------2' Under $20.00.o lark rims. Good condi­ Cropley said. "Probably Sunday 600. “ We have the best selection you mover.But Meese admits he still Comics_____ 10 Ask for Classified Men's cross country skis “ It started off slow and picked than last year,” she said. Connecticut-5. 7 Sports___ 22-25 and boots, size 10. Also tion. Pair $30. Call 646- we’ll be out.” can find in this area,” he said. “ We can’t trace the money trail of the sTlANTIQUES/ ENDROLL8 up,” said Willy Kramer, who works “ We sell most of our trees to our Entertainment 20 Television___ 20 Canadian Ice skotes, size 1617.0 regular customers,” said James “ We’ve sold a lot,” said Boy grow them ourselves.” arms profits, and can’t be sure the ICOLLECTIRLES t r h widlh - 288 at Cropley’s Lawn and Garden Focus______IS U.S./World_ 8-12 11. All In new condition. Cropley, owner of the Bolton Scout Tim Travis, who was man­ Contra rebels really received the 646-5463. 1 »i width - 2 lor 288 Snow Tires - whitewalls, Center on Route 44 in Bolton. “ You Local newa3-4.14 Weather______2 g Ads must be phoned in no later than Mon., Dec. 22, 3 P.M. nursery. Cropley said he started ning the Troop 362 stand on Route6 Please turn to page 3 money. Story on page 8. Antique claw foot both M UST be picked up el the mounted on rims E78 x 14 always have those last few people a c Please note: Larger size ads are available to full page! tub. Good condition, ask­ Ladles bicycle. 36 Inch Manchester Herald Ottice posysters. $25.00 each. ing $80.00.Call 649-9137 wheel, $30.00. Good condi­ belore 11 A.M. ONLY. Used one season. 643-6463 evenings.o tion. 649 -1 6 80 .O after 4 pm.o