U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 9, 19«5 M ViNCHESTER U.S./WORLD SPORTS WEATHER Research backs Republicans promise I lActorYul Brynner Whalers fortune Rain likely tonight; to fix walks, parks I I loses cancer bout hinges on defense cloudy, cool Friday Interferon for FREE! SHOP AROUND^ .u. page 3 I I ... page 2 ... page 11 ... page 2 • FREE SAME DAY OR REXT DAY DELIVERY CHECK ALL THE ADVERTISED . FREE removal OF YOUR OLO TV OR OIICORRECTEO APPUARCE SPECIALS IN THIS. DR ANY DTHER certain ailment . FREE WASHER REIRSTALL AT TIME OF DELIVERY PUBLICATIDNI THEN BRING THDSE • FREE PROMPT DELIVERY ADS INTO AL SIEFFERT'S AND • FREE CHOICE OF DECORATOR COLOR to result from a misguided attack By Daniel Q. Haney • TIWH S n ie w Wiuld Cm I SA0400W Hnwhtrt WObOAL SIEFFERT■ ' WILL BEAT ’EM. The Associated Press by the body’s disease-fighting immune system. Experts estimate CAMBRIDGE, Mass. ^ Injec­ it affects about 6 million Ameri­ tions of the hormone interferon cans, 10 percent to 20 percent of I ffflanrbTfitrr H rralb seem to relieve pain and swelling whom are not helped by traditional ...... * Thuradav.Thursday, Oct. Oct. 10, 1985 — Single copy: 25^ in people afflicted with stubborn therapy such as a n ti­ Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm cases of rheumatoid arthritis, an inflammatory drugs, gold com­ DAYS ONLY ailment that affects about 6 million pounds and penicillamine. Americans, researchers say. Interferon is produced naturally Interferon has been widely in­ by many cells in the body to fight THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY vestigated as a cancer treatment disease. In the latest experiments, and appears to be useful in some doctors tested a form called 9:30-8:00 9:30-5:00 kinds of tumors, but the hormone gamma interferon that is ordinar­ 9:30-9:00 Mubarak: Hijackers has not proved to be the dramatic ily made by white blood cells called breakthrough in cancer therapy T cells. that some had hoped. The hormone’s apparent power “ We’ve been so focused on using against arthritis was first noticed this in cancer that people have about I'/i years ago during a A l fiietot’j ______cancer study at Bioferon, the are in PLO custody neglected some of the non-cancer uses,” said Dr. Seth Rudnick, vice Biogen subsidiary. president for pharmaceutical de­ "They incidentally noted in a few • ^ flr u io o t By Wadle KIrolos velopment at Biogen, which manu­ patients who had both cancer and / liS S 'S S f f r United Press International factures interferon. rheumatoid arthritis some im­ Manchester man recalls The effects of the gene-spliced provement in the pain from I * ^ a s a k CAIRO, Egypt — President drug on arthritis was noticed arthritis,” said Dr. Rudnick. Hosni Mubarak said today four ! •SHAMir during experiments by Bioferon, a At first, company officials were Palestinian pirates who hijacked cruises on Achllle Lauro / • s o t t r West German subsidiary of Bio­ skeptical of the observation. But SUPER I an Italian luxury liner with 511 gen, a Swiss biotechnology com­ eventually they tested interferon people aboard and killed - an By Susan Vaughn By the time the Kellers took pany with D.S. operations in on 38 patients in Germany and 28 American hostage were released Herald Reporter their second trip in 1971, the ship Cambridge. improved. The pain lessened or I from custody in Egypt and handed had been sold to the Italian A report on the work will be disappeared within a week or two It over to the Palestine Liberation A Manchester man has fond Lauro family and was based in published in the December issue of of the injections, which were given Organization. memories of two round-the- Naples. Biotechnology. five times weekly. Mubarak’s statement came af­ world cruises he and his late It had been completely refur­ Preliminary studies show that Dr. Frederick Wolfe later con­ JT——— ___ ter Italy called for the hijackers’ wife took or. the Achille Lauro — bished and renamed for the the hormone works in about ducted a monthlong comparison II extradition and the White House trips he said today were com­ Lauro family, Keller said. It two-thirds of people who are not study on patients at the Arthritis demanded they be punished se­ pletely free of the terror caused was an excellent ship both helped by conventional treatment, "Center in Wichita, Kan. Half of the PRICES! verely. An Israeli official said PLO by the hijacking of the Italian times, he said. “ We were well researchers said Tuesday. How­ patients took 100-microgram doses Chairman Yasser Arafat knew of cruise ship in the Mediterra­ taken care of,” he recalled. ever, more work will be necessary of the hormone and the rest got JUST A SAMPLE OF HUNDREDS OF BUYS the hijacking in advance and that nean earlier this week. The second cruise, which took to demonstrate interferon’s safety lO-microgram doses. Eleven of 14 the pirates had planned to take the Jack Keller, now a resident of 11 weeks, departed from Sou­ and effectiveness in arthritis, they in the high-dose group had relief of 1 VIDEO RECORDERS MICROWAVES WASHER-DRYERS liner to Israel. Holiday House, told the Man­ thampton, England. It wound said. their pain and swelling, compared Arafat said his organization did chester Herald of two cruises he through the Mediterranean Sea, Rheumatoid arthritis is an in­ with seven of 14 who took lower not yet have control of the and his late wife, Alice, took on around the Cape of Good Hope flammatory joint disease thought doses. 8 HOUR MITSUBISHI hijackers. the ship — one in 1959 and the and across the Pacific, with FAMOUS MAKE j^Vhirlpool “ Not yet,” he told an interviewer other in 1971. stops in Australia, New Zealand RCA on ABC’s “ Good Morning, Amer­ When the Kellers took their and other Pacific islands, and RCA XL-100 ica.” “ We asked Egyptian authori­ 13- \:S HEAVY trips, the cruises were a relax­ finally went up the east coast of Consumer group 13” *88 ties ... but they are not yet under ing way to spend a vacation, South America, Keller said. 181b. DUTY our control.’’ In all, the Kellers traveled PO B TA BLE , CipieHy Keller said. There was no V » I O CASSfTTI Automatic Asked how long it would be thought of danger and “ there about 35,000 miles on the two MICROWAVE Washer before he would know where the was no such word ashijacking,” trips on the Achille Lauro, says bread fiber RECORDER hijackers were, he said: “ I can’t Keller said. Keller said. *168“ (1 2 O nly) *329 answer that.” At the time of their first Keller expressed anger at (10 O nly) (9 O nly) ^ 2 0 8 cruise, the Achille Laura was a news reports today that the EGYITIAN OFFICIALS SAID Dutch ship called the Willem Egyptian government freed the E AR LIE R that the Palestinians comes from trees 8 HOUR Ruys. The ship began that four hijackers when the ship POBTBBLB, were held in Port Said, where they cruise in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., docked in Port Said. "The RCA n m n MICROWAVE surrendered to Egyptian authori­ and traveled easterly around Egyptians let us down by letting By Randolph E. Schmid "Our label itself states, flat out, ties Wednesday, ending the 44-hour the world tor nine weeks, Keller those bums go and not incarcer­ ” The Associated Press ‘non-nutritive crude fiber.’ That’s 19 L it t o n SAVE! Mediterranean hijacking odyssey said. ating them,” he said. hardly misleading,” said Bella (9 O nly) n that began Monday when the WASHINGTON - Americans Dwyer, director of technical servi­ H EA VY TE^kl^i vessel was seized off Port Said. who buy certain breads hoping to ces at W.E. Long Co, in Chicago, T — - DUTY Mubarak said Egypt agreed to perpetrators of the hijacking of an David Kimche, the ministry’s increase the fiber in their diets are maker of Vim, one brand of bread 14 Day v » io c a s s it h take charge of the four liijackers Italian luxury liner to justice. director-general, said he did not getting wood pulp instead of grain, cited by the consumer group. e A A RECORDER Electric %OAtk and grant them safe passage from “Again we have murder and know what the suspicious behavior a Washington consumer group Fiber is beneficial to . health, ^2 1 8 ®» *128 Egypt in exchange for the release mistreatment of people that is was. says. whether it comes from wood or ’ Z o o (9 O nly) Dryer ’249 of the 511 passengers and crew, unacceptable. I believe we have to Kimche also told reporters that "Natural furniture fiber would grains, and if there was any hazard provided they were not harmed. insist and continue to insist that Israel had “ absolute and concrete be more accurate” than the claim it would not be allowed by the Mubarak said the pirates were there be no sanctuary for these and irrefutable” information that of natural food fiber on some of the government, said Lewis Ort, presi­ released five hours before authori­ people, that there be no safe haven, Arafat knew about the piracy in bread, asserted Bonnie Liebman, dent of Cumberland, Md.-based ties learned an American, Leon that there be no escape from advance. nutrition director of the Center for Ort’s Inc., which manufacturers Klinghoffer, 69, of New York, a justice,” Shultz told the Senate Details of the pirates’ departure Science in the Public Interest. Less. ^ FISHER ^ FISHER Morald photo by Tarquinlo stroke victim confined to a wheel­ Foreign Relations Committee. from Egypt were sketchy, and "Most consumers would be Cellulose is as effective as other chair, was killed by the hijackers. A State Department official said Mubarak said only that they left shocked to learn that the fiber in fibers, Ort said, although he noted “ Egypt agreed to take charge of the United States will not accept the country and were in the these breads comes from trees, not that his Less bread also contains Msdil PTBOO A step toward nirvana the four Palestinian hijackers assurances from the PLO that the custody of the PLO, possibly in wheat grain,” she said Tuesday. fiber from bran and soybeans, and VHS VIDEO RECORDERS are Som, Sithiphon Keovilay and Khoun after it was notified by the captain hijackers will be punished. Tunis, Tunisia, where the PLO is Liebman cited eight brands of he is currently in theiprocess of FI8HERI Ths ultimals In Relatives of the late Thet Hanesana of the Italian ship that none of the In Jerusalem, Israeli Prime headquartered. Keovilay. A Manchester Herald reporter bread produced across the nation, converting to all-soy fiber. FISHER t-hour VHS raoordw wlHi hil horn* vidso anlsilaln- gather at East Cemetery for graveside passengers was hurt,” Mubarak Minister Shimon Peres said Israel "Those who took charge of the all advertised either as high-fiber Jerry Thompson, a food chemist lunellafi wtralM. n m o l, control. Fm - msnD Bring the theatre services during a funeral Saturday that and photographer were invited to the told reporters in Cairo. would "not forget or stand idly” hijackers are from the PLO,” the or lower calorie products. Labels lurM u b l. m d y tuning .nd front le d WORLD with Ort’s company, said crude home with the 40” stereo combined elements of Buddhism, Lao­ funeral to see a special side of Laotian “ That is why we agreed, with the after the hijacking and the killing Egyptian president said. “ They on the breads list “ alpha cellulose” approval of the Italian and West fiber content is listed because the - o " ,2 9 8 1 1 projection and TV/hIgh culture. Story and more pictures on of Klinghoffer, who Peres said was have left Egypt already. I don’t and do not state that the breads’ SERIES tian folk tradition and American cus­ German ambassadors, to take Jewish. " I am shocked by what know where they went, but they methods of measuring dietary resolution monitor. Fea­ pages 13 and 15. ____ . ^ fiber comes from wood, Liebman fiber.remain unproven. toms. From left, with their heads shaven, charge of the hijackers ... and happened aboard this ship,” the possibly went to Tunis.” said. FISHER S-Iwur VHS reo rd w wHIi 3 -.- avoid the blowing up of the ship by Prime Minister said. But a PLO spokesman reached The Food and Drug Administra­ «.nl/14-d.y Frosr.mm.Mllty. In- tures 140-channel cable TIME “ It is not clear whether wood tion last year proposed a method cludn lull luncMoit w lr.lM t r.mot. ready wireless remote the hijackers,’ ’ he said. "We A key official in the Israeli by telephone at the Tunis head­ fiber is as effective as natural food for measuring dietary fiber, but control, c b l . ru d y tuning .nd front agreed to take charge of the Foreign Ministry said the pirates quarters said the pirates should fiber in preventing health prob­ lo.d dMign. control. 4 speaker stereo final regulations on that system hijackers and grant them safe apparently w ere discovered have been turned over to a court in lems like colon cancer and consti­ »3 4 8 “ sound and audlo/video Shultz appeals to Congress conduct.” through “ suspicious” behavior Egypt and that they would not be have not yet taken effect. pation,” Liebman said. Input/output jacks. earlier in the voyage and seized the allowed to enter Tunis. In addition, she said, the bread Until last year, FDA regulations FISHER .IW M S-liour VHS rMordor IN WASHINGTON TODAY Se- liner in an attempt to carry labels are misleading because they required breads making fiber with DoDy* N.R. 105-channol cablo I crerary of State George Shultz through their mission to land in list tlieir content of crude fiber, claims to list crude fiber, and only ready tuning. 5^vent/7-day tuner- vowed to bring the Palestinian Israel. Related stories, page 5 /timer; 10-functlon wlraleai remote, *2298“ * for Jordan arms approval rather that dietary fiber, which she recently have they allowed dietary front loading. termed the “ currently accepted fiber to be listed, Dwyer said. She ' 3 years to pay with I measure. ...” said her company planned to »4 4 8 ” approved credit By Matthew C. Quinn Bread makers denied their label­ change .its labels to use that United Press International ing was deceptive. designation. FltHEH etereo VHS recorder for etereo DiRosa richest in eariy fiiings broedoeel reoo|Hlon end recording. FISHER SO watt per Israelis seize PLO squad WIreleea remote control. 5-event/1^ WASHINGTON - Secretary of channel stereo system State George Shultz appealed to day tunar/tfmer. evabie ready, Dolby* JERUSALEM (UPI) - Is­ recent months in the Jerusalem with high speed double Congress today to approve a raeli police and security forces and Beit Shemesh (near Jerusa­ By Alex GIrelll The Democratic candidates for spent $247 on advertising signs so U.S. delegation seeks »4 9 8 “ casette deck. Quartz nearly $2 billion arms package for have cracked a Palestine Liber­ lem) regions,” the army said in Herald Reporter the Board of Directors who had far in the campaign, leaving a digital tuning Jordan as a sign of America’s ation Organization network that a statement. filed as of this morning were balance of $1,623 in her campaign FltHCR 4‘haad etereo S-hour VHS re­ commitment to King Hussein’s allegedly planted at least eight The army said the Palestinian DiRosa, Weinberg and Kenneth treasury, according to the commit­ corder for etereo broedoeel reception with 16-Station search for peace in the Middle Peter DiRosa is the top fund­ Soviet space mission end recording. Enjoy clear apeclal ef- presets, auto- bombs in Jerusalem since network planted explosives in raiser among candidates for the Tedford. The Republican candi­ tee report. fecta. wiralaaa remote control, cable Blast. April, the Israeli army said Jerusalem near a traffic light dates for directorships who had Democratic Director Kenneth N. ready tuning, 14-day/S*event tuner- “ Without any doubt, the enemies Board of Directors who had filed B William Harwood and experts on Soviet space matic turn­ today. April 19, at a bus stop and two filed were Ferguson, Edward Tedford’s committee reported in­ ,/tln,.r. I g ^ g s s of peace are trying to stop King. campaign statements with the United Press International activities. table, S-band The arrests were made in the junctions on May 12, at a bus Boland and Donna Mercier. dividual contributions that totaled Hussein from reaching a settle­ town clerk this morning. The proposal for a possible graphic equal­ Shufat refugee camp near Jer­ stop and in the French Hill DiRosa, formerly the board’s All of DiRosa’s contributions $660 and no expenditures as of CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - A shuttle-Salyut mission comes 10 ment with Israel — and there is usalem. The squad was said to neighborhood June 18, in the came from individual contribu­ Tuesday. Tedford’s committee re­ FitHERe beet S-beed VHS recorder. izer. 3-way 8" every reason to believe they will Republican minority leader and delegation of congressmen, aero­ years after two Russian cosmo­ be part of Fatah, the PLO’s Neve Y a’akov neighborhood tors. Those contributing $100, the ported two contributions of $100 Deluxe feeturet Include MTS etereo intensify their efforts,” Shultz told now running as a Democrat, had space officials, and NASA engi­ nauts and three American astro­ tuner for reception of etereo broad- speaker sys­ largest faction headed by PI,p June 24 and at a bus stop Sept. 2. highest figure in the statement, each, from Robert A. Whitehead the Senate Foreign Relations raised $2,765, according to a neers takes off Thursday for the nauts linked up in space in the first ceete, VHS hl-fl eound, special effecte, tem. Chairman Yasser Arafat. It said 10 people were were Dan Reale, Raymond Da- Jr. and Norma Gates. quartz digital 140-channel tuning, ca­ statement filed by his campaign Soviet Union and talks that may such venture, the Apollo-Soyuz Committee. ” A large number of attacks is wounded, including a boy whose mato, James B. Holmes, Emil Republican incumbent Mercier ble reedy and wireleee remote control. “ The U.S. arms sale to Jordan committee. lead to renewed U.S.-Soviet coop­ Test Project, or ASTP, in July 1975. attributed to this network, foot was blown off in the June 24 Downey, Justin R. Tucker, James reported contributuns of $2,424, represents a powerful political Next among the candidates for eration in space. Nelson’s delegation, including » 7 9 8 « *498** which were perpetrated in explosion. E. Hudson, Richard P. Hayes, $1,623 of which came from individ­ signal of American support for the board was Republican incum­ One possibility that will be two of the three Apollo-Soyuz Glenn Beaulieu, Peter Sylvester, uals. The only contributor of more Jordan th at... will strengthen the bent Thomas H. Ferguson, whose explored is a joint mission involv­ astronauts, will participate in a John Haberem Jr., and Thomas F. than $100 was Robert Mercier, who Icing’s ability to stand up to these committee listed $2,547 in contri­ ing an American shuttle and the 10th anniversary celebration of the Tierney. donated $500. Mercier’s campaign attacks." had been a moderate Arab state for reviving languishing Middle butions. Mayor Barbara Wein­ Soviet Salyut-7 space station to mission while in the Soviet Union. 'PLUS I V Low OE SURE TO ASK Ferguson reported $2,547 in committee reported $1,022 in ex­ Shultz said the package of and for years the United States has East peace negotiations. berg, a Democrat, listed $1,870 in simulate space rescue techniques. “ We hosted the Soviet cosmo­ contributions, $2,259 of which penditures for printing, supplies, Prico Guarantee SAVE AL SIEFFERT’S fighter aircraft and anti-aircraft been a dependable arms supplier her statement. "1 want to open the door, that’s nauts in the Science and Technol­ Our famoui Low Price Querantee Since then, Israel conducted its came in individual contributions. advertising, stamps and stickers EVEN MORE KNOWLEOeEAOLE missiles will meet Jordan’s “ legiti­ to Hussein. ' As of this morning, the town the important thing,” said Rep. ogy Committee for a reception I-3M- •ay. that It you buy aomathlng from controversial raid Oct. 1 on Pales­ Contributors of $100 were John and a balance of $1,401.17. lEE THE VIDEO, TV. lAUIPERION AlOUT A mate” defense needs and poses no “ To refuse to meet Jordan’s clerk had received statements Bill Nelson, D-Fla., who is leading while they were here in July,” ua and within the next 30 deya, find tine Liberation Organization head­ DeQuattro, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boland had a total of $915 in ELECTRONIC ITEM. threat to Israel, which is contest­ needs at this juncture would not listing funds received by seven the delegation and is chairman of Nelson said. “ So we are now taking the aama Item for leaa at our afore or PACKAOE DEAL ON TWO quarters in Tunisia and Palesti- Smith and Frank Simon. Ferguson contributions, with individual con­ «Stt-OEg-L-AiOe MICROWAVE OR ing the sale in Congress. only be a real break in continuity, individual candidates. In addition, the House subcommittee on space our ASTP astronauts with us on any other local atocking retailer, ON MORE TELEVtSIONI. nian terrorists Monday reported expenditures of $1,112.01 tributions of $595. Contributors of APPUANCE OF YOUR Shultz said Jordan faces a but would also a signal that the the four Democratic candidates science and applications. this trip and we’ll be joined by the we’ll refund the difference plua ten ELECTHONIC ITEMS, commandeered an Italian luxury on fund-raisers, postage, supplies $100 were James M. Higgins, CHOICE IN OUR OHOW- military threat by opponents of United States does not fully sup- for the Board of BMucation filed a Nelson, whose district includes two cosmonauts there.” t. /'eyiT *5i) percent of the difference upon APPUANCES, VCN’I ON liner with 511 passengers and and photography and a balance of Richard Connors, and Terrance HOOM PICK IT UP AT Hussein’s peace efforts, such as pport the king’s peace efforts.” joint statement. the Kennedy Space Center, is The American delegation hopes proof of the lower price. W N WANEHOUtE tIDIIM AIN CONDITIONENI crew. $1,434.99. and Evelyn Frokich. Boland listed the Soviet armed Syrian Israeli Foreign Minister Yitzhak Five candidates filed statements scheduled to join a space mission to explore possibilities of joint ■ HMCrfbAZ. Congress could block the sale by Mayor Weinberg’s campaign expenditures of $165.99 and a l - » 4 government. Shamir meets committee of exemption, saying they will not aboard the shuttle Columbia in missions to Mars, ways to improve members later today to press his passing a joint resolution, but have raised more than $500 for committee listed total contribu­ balance of $749.01. December. The secretary said that Jordan the exchange of space science data opposition to the arms deal. Reagan would almost certainly their campaigns by the filing tions of $1,870, with $1,795 coming The candidates who filed state­ " I want to open the door on and renewing a space cooperation tIDDD veto the measure. Last year, from Individuals and $75 from ments to the effect that they would Inatid CrtSH Following meetings with Shultz deadline at 5 p.m. today. communication for possible coop­ agreement that lapsed in 1982. and Vice President George Bush heavy opposition forced Reagan to The four Democratic candidates other sources. not have contributions of more eration in space because space is “ One of the things I will be Wednesday, Shamir called the withdraw an arms package for for the Board of Education — Individual contributors of $100 or than $500 by the deadline were the unique environment in which initiating is that we will talk about Inside Today arms package “ a danger for our Jordan. JoAnn Moriarty, Terry Bogli, more to Weinberg’s campaign Susan M. Thompson, a Democratic two adversaries can cooperate,” the possibility of a simulated security’’ and expressed hope The package includes 40 U.S. Frank Maffe and Joseph Campo- were Anthony and Pamela Peco- selectman candidate; Gloria Del- he said. "The fact is, they’ve rescue mission,” Nelson said. raro, $100; William E. Curry, $250; laFera, a Republican candidate REMEMBER... 24 pages, 4 sections Congress will stop it. warplanes, either F-20s or F-16 seo — raised $2,210.50 from a invited us.” “ But we’ll be talking about other “ Israel is opposed to any arins fighter jets, 300 AIM Sidewinder fund-raising event Saturday night, S.C. Weinberg Jr., $300; James B. for the Board of Directors; Roger The 39-member U.S. delegation cooperative ventures besides that. IF YOU HAVENT __14 Obituirles. sales to Arab countries that are not air-to-air missiles, 12 Hawk anti­ llie ir joint statement said they Holmes, $100; Arthur Kaull, $100; Negro, the Democratic candidate is scheduled to arrive in Moscow on E- Advtoa- “ We’ll be talking about science SHOPPED AT Z TERMS: Ara* town* _ ___ 4 Opinion___ in peaceful relations with Israel,” aircraft missile batteries, conver­ have spent $912.71, leaving a and Herb and Florence Bickerstaf, for treasurer; Stephen T. Cassano, Saturday after a stopover in cooperation and then we'll be CASH CIsuilM___ 22-23 Pcoplslalk. he said. sion of Jordan’s 14 Hawk batteries balance of $1,297.79. $500. The political action commit­ a Democratic candidate for the Stockholm. It includes eight con­ looking long range. We’ll start SIEFFERTS,... Comics_____ 18 Spont- CREDIT CARD EntMtsInment . 14 THsvIslon . Hussein met with members of into mobile units, 72 portable Moriarty also filed an individual tee of International Brotherhood of Board of Directors; and Ronald gressmen — seven on Nelson’s discussions on the question of a YOU HAVENT MANCHE8TER. CT L a n w y _ _ _ 2 W H lh s r_ Congress late last month in Wa­ Stinger anti-aircraft missiles and statement listing $310 in Electrical Workers, Local 42, Gates, a Democratic candidate for committee — a former NASA manned mission to Mars sometime BEEN SHOPPING! MONTHLY shington and expressed his support 32 Bradley tank-live vehicles. contributions. contributed $75. Weinberg has constable. administrator, the chief of the in the next century. You’ve got to PAYMENTS space agency’s shuttle program start talking someplace.” OPEN DAILY: M ON -THURS T I L 9 . TUES-WED-SAT TIL 5 • FRIDAY TIL 8 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Oct. 10. 1985 - 8_ t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Oct. 10, 1985 4 - M Entertainment world mourns Brynner State opens bids

up the trapeze. “ He faced death with a dignity and the Broadway Theater at the end of obvious. 1 simply go on playing.” By Michael Kuchwara He studied philosophy at uie strength that astounded his doc­ a tour lasting almost 4'/t years. Brynner was born Taidje Khan for road project The Associated Press Sorbonne and acting with Russian tors. He fought like a lion.” That tour was interrupted in on Sakhalin Island, north of Japan, director Michael Chekhov and "H e was a remarkable person,” September 1983 when Brynner, which is now a part of the Soviet NEW YORK - Yul Brynner, came to the United States in 1941 said Charlton Heston, who starred who at one time smoked five packs Union. His office gives the date as whose more than three dozen with Chekhov’s acting troupe. Bristol company likely pick with Brynner in Cecil B. DeMille’s of cigarettes a day, needed treat­ July 11. 1920, although Current movies were dwarfed by a record He made his Broadway debut in 1956 epic "The Ten Command­ ment for lung cancer. He received Biography lists the year as 1917 4,625 stage performances as the 1946 as an Oriental prince in the for Vernon Street widening bald, autocratic monarch of Siam ments.” "I^is work in 'King and I ’ radiation therapy at Cedars-Sinai and Who’s Who in the Theater as Medical Center in Los Angeles. 1915. musical ’’Lute Song.” in “ The King and I,” died today at was beyond compare. He was a "W e’re at the mercy of the “ I think that the discipline I His background was as exotic as Bv John F. Kirch the age of 65, his spokesman said. very special talent. I ’m very sorry "The King and I,” set in the telephone company, or whoever acquired through 53 years of his looks. His father was a Herald Reporter His wife, Kathy l^e, and his four to hear of his death.” 1860s, concerns English governess owns those poles,” Cleveland said. Although Brynner made more working in show business has Mongolian mining engineer who Anna Leonowens, played origi­ BOL children were with him when he A Bristol contractor submitted Whoever is awarded the contract. helped me enormously with my was bom in Switzerland and later Finan died at 1 a.m. at The New York than three dozen movies, including nally by Gertrude Lawrence, who will be responsible for the rehabili­ own physical problems — whether changed the family name to the lowest of seven bids for the agreet Hospital-Cornel! Medical Center, "The Ten Commandments,” "The journeys to Siam to tutor the tation of a substantial portion of it was a crash in the circus when I Brynner. His mother was a gypsy reconstruction of Vernon Street in roof fc said spokesman Josh Ellis of Magnificent Seven” and “ Anasta­ country’s crown prince and ends Vernon Street and Vernon Street was 17 or the serious illness which I who died at his birth. Brynner’s Manchester, a state Department of The Solters Roskin Friedman Inc. The sia,” he was best known for his up educating his father as well. West. The project begins on had more recently,” Brynner said early childhood was spent in Transportation spokeswoman said to tow agency handled the publicity for stage and screen portrayals of the Vernon Street near the Greenwood in an interview last December. Peking but he went to Paris to live The musical opened on Broad­ Wednesday. or not the most recent Broadway produc­ king in the Rodgers and Hammer- Drive Intersection and moves “ You have to make a choice — with his grandmother and study. way on March 29,1951, and became The Bristol Construction Co. is If the; tion of the classic musical, which stein musical classic. north to Vernon Street West. being sick in bed, and that’s a In Europe, Brynner began per­ one of Rodgers and Hammer- the apparent low bidder for the board ended in June. The role brought him a Tony in Construction will then move fearsome kind of thing — or forming in nightclubs and circuses stein’s biggest hits. Brynner later project, said Sue Kirker, a public tentat "H e died of multiple complica­ 1952, an Oscar in 1957, and a special north on Vernon Street West and playing in a theater to standing and later worked as an acrobat starred with Deborah K6rr in the information supervisor for the day, a YUL BRYNNER tions that came as a result of what Tony in June. He played his final end at the Taylor Street intersec­ ovajions every night. The choice is until a fall at 17 forced him to give movie version, released in 1956. DOT. She said the company would now 01 was originally cancer," Ellis said. performance as the king June 30 at tion. The entire project will run . . . dead at 65 charge $2,535,213 for the project, imme 7,300 feet, according to a DOT which should take almost two Fin: years to complete. press release. Ing i Vernon Street runs north from The next bid came in at Comn East Middle Turnpike to Vernon. Weather $2,700,622. The highest was some Vernon Street West runs north off Peopletalk $4,367,538. The DOT’S estimate for be pi of Vernon Street to Taylor Street at the project, which involves widen­ borro' Elm Street in Vernon. ing and improving Vernon Street plan \ Today’t forecast and West Vernon Street, was $2.8 Echoes of Patsy Cline THE RECONSTRUCTION PRO­ progr Blue-collar Urich Connecticut, Massachusetts million. event Bids were opened Wednesday JECT will include widening the "Spenser: For Hire" may be banned in South Charlie Dick says ’’Sweet Dreams,” the movie and Rhode Island: Today: partly street to 32 feet, installation of 58 pet about his tempestuous marriage to country star sunny. A chance of afternoon afternoon at the DOT offices in Of I Boston unless the show’s producers Wethersfield. State and federal sidewalks on the east side and . apologize for a line Patsy Cline, has stirred up some painful showers. Highs in the 70s except agree funds will pay for most of the straightening some of the curves that described the memories but he isn’t bothered by its sometimes 65 to 70 Cape Cod and the islands. along the road. Grades are to be roof,: project. area as "filled with unflattering portrayal of him. Tonight: rain likely and turning tor. t ” At this time he is the low lessened on the hilly street and wholsesale tire out­ Dick, who is played by Ed Harris in the movie, colder. Lows in the 40s. Friday: H«rald photo by Flood West bidder,” Kirker said of the Bristol drainage improved. fits, rag merchants said it hurt "a little bit’ ’ to see the plane crash that partly cloudy breezy and cool. used company. "But we have to review The bid opening Wednesday and junk dealers." killed Cline depicted in the film. More than picking cherries rema Highs in the 50s except 60 to 65 it item by item.” came four months after it wias Robert Urich says "1 knew they had to do it,” Dick said. ’T m just inspe south coast. The DOT has 45 days to review initially scheduled. Bidding was vehicles. The visit to the school on Broad Street was part his detective char­ glad they did it and got it over with real quick.” Eighth Utilities District firefighters show students at Thi Maine and New Hampshire: the bid before awarding a contract. pushed back because of a shortage acter made the re­ He said "Sweet Dreams” is “ a great movie” of the annual Fire Prevention Week program conducted chose Showers likely in the north today Kirker said said if the company of construction inspectors, DOT Waddell Elementary School Wednesday how they fight mark as “ an at- and praised Harris and Jessica Lange, who plays Sept, and chance of showers south. gets the contract, it will have 45 officials said this summer. fires with the help of a "cherry picker" on one of their by firefighters at schools around town. tempt at Cline, saying, " I don’t think they could have got the 1 Highs in upper 50s north to upper days to begin work and 600 days, or The company awarded the con­ self-effacing two people to play the parts any better.” proje 60s south. Showers likely tonight until November 1987, to complete tract will be required to subcon- humor. The scene He said liberties were taken with a few of the biddi with clearing in southern sec­ the project tracv work out to companies owned was talking about facts. For instance, Dick was at home the night HartI tions by morning. Lows mostly in by women and members of minor­ Republicans vow to fix walks, parks my beat-up car fit­ one of their children was born, not out bury, BRISTOL CONSTRUCTION ity groups, Kirker said. She said no ting in with the philandering, and their fights were not as brutal the 40s. Friday partly sunny Vice President Harry Cleveland less than 2 percent of the contract background." as the film shows. south with variable cloudiness would be. But she said the winning at least one more seat in She said calls by citizens about said today he was confident the must be subcontracted to a female- Bv Alex GIrelll The Boston School "Most of the people that know us know better and a chance of showers or problems have been neglected for the Nov. 5 town election. defective town trees endangering company would get the contract owned business and no less than 11 Herald Reporter C o Committee is than that," he said. “ And anybody that was fans flurries north. Highs in the 40s so long that a multi-million-dollar Mercier charged at the news their properties have been ig­ and that work probably would percent to a minority business. threatening to kick of Patsy knows about us without having to see the north and 50s south. issue might be needed. conference that the $1.4 million set nored. She cited a tree on Stark­ Something to swing about begin in the spring. Cleveland said Bristol has al­ Republican candidates for the the show, which is movie.” Vermont: Rain developing. DellaFera mentioned setting aside for sidewalk work in a $4.6 weather Street which fell during The timetable set by the DOT ready received bids from Manchester Board of Directors shot on location, out Highs in the 60s then turning Today: partly sunny and warm., A 30 percent chance of million bond issue passed in 1983 is Hurricane Gloria and damaged calls for work to start no later than subcontractors. pledged this morning to develop a aside 1 or 2 percent of the annual of a rented scliool- cooler. Showers likely early budget for work on the walks and a “ drop in the bucket” which three vehicles and a house. afternoonshowers. High 75 to 80. Wind southwest 10 to 20 mph. January 1986, but Cleveland said The federal government will pay long-range plan to repair town studio unless the tonight, mostly cloudy over­ parks. She also said some of the provided funds for only seven or Robert Urich Tonight: a 70 percent chance of rain. Turnlng colder with Idws In the frost and cold weather could delay for 85 percent of the cost, while the sidewalks and maintain parks Ferguson said broken and crum­ prod u c e r s Royal TV night. Lows 35 to 45. Breezy and state’s budget surplus could be eight miles of walks. She said the 40s. Wind becoming northwest 10 to 15 mph. Friday: partly cloudy work. state and town will pay 7.5 percent even if it results in an increase in bling walks are safety hazards for apologize. town has 150 miies of walks which Princess Diana says she is concerned about the quite cool Friday with mixed breezy and cool. High 55 to 60. Saturday mostly sunny and continued He said, however, that the each. taxes. sought. the elderly and children. He said "Suddenly they’re deciding South Boston is the Mercier led the news conference represent an investment of $22 effect television shows lik e '’Starsky and Hutch” clouds and sun. Highs 50 to 55. cool. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Courtney Sloan, 0, of 264 company would work within the The other six bids were: CSL At a news conference, five of the the Democrats, long in power, junk shop of the city," said School Committee­ thillion, in 1985 dollars. have on her 3-year-old, Prince William, so you Charter Oak St., a fourth grader at Martin School. time frame and complete con­ Inc., $2,700,622; King Contractors six Republican candidates ac­ in the absence of Minority Leader have shown "fantastic neglect.” man Joe Casper. "It’s like inviting somone to William Diana. The conference Boland said the Republicans will can be sure she keeps him away from "Miami struction on schedule if it won the Ltd. and King Construction Inc. of cused the Democrats, who have He also said there have been 15 dinner and having them turn around and throw Extended outlook was held in Diana’s law office. make the tough decisions needed. Vice.” contract. Bloomfield, $2,924,503; Bourgeois been in the majority on the board claims against the town, mostly for desert'in your face." He said the Republicans will ask Diana toured a drug treatment center in Extended outlook for New ” I can’t imagine we wouldn’t be and Shaw of Simsbury, $2,927,477; for 14 years, of neglecting to care The other participants were sidewalk falls, in the past year. " I personally come from a town just like that," John Olender of Tolland, for walks, parks and school black­ incumbent Thomas H. Ferguson the town administration to give London and told her hostess, Deirdre Hickey, she England Saturday through able to get it done in that time," Mercier said not enough money Urich said, "a blue-collar kind of place. My father $2,991,402; Southeast Paving Co. of top areas because they are not a and Carol Lenihan and Edward them a report on the exact status of did not like the way programs show ways to Monday: Cleveland said. He said the biggest is budgeted for public works was a steelworker who never made more than Newington, 3,072,179; andAnselmi "glamorous” issue. Boland, both of whom are seeking the walks, parks, and school smuggle drugs "even using teddy bears.” Connecticut, Massachusetts problem would be moving tele­ operations like walks and park $12,000 in his life. I ’m not going to let anybody say and BeCicco of New Jersey, One of the candidates, Gloria their first terms. grounds around town. She specifically mentioned "Starsky and and Rhode Island: Fair Satur­ phone poles when the street is maintenance. She said the public is bad things about those kind of people.” $4,367,538. DellaFera, said the effort might The Republicans enter the cam­ "When we get it, we’ll acton it," Hutch” and "Bergerac,” a British cop show. day. Chance of showers Sunday. widened. well aware of the problems and require a “ huge” bond issue. paign season with three members said Boland. "After watching these programs, I am worried Fair Monday. Highs in the 60s. cited repeated complaints to the Incumbent Director Donna on the nine-member Board of Lenihan said town trees have about the things William says,” Diana said. Board of Directors as evidence of Overnight lows in the 40s except Mercier said it is impossible to Directors. Party members have received only token trimming Hey, he likes Itl 30s colder interior areas Satur­ predict how big such a bond issue said they are optimistic about under the Democrats. that awareness. day and Monday. Ellen Zinsser leads Mikey, the finicky young eater in the Vermont: Dry Saturday, long-running Life cereal commercial, is 17 years Miss U.S.A., naturally chance of showers Sunday, dry old now but if Quaker Oats has.its way. he will Monday. Highs 55 to 65. Lows 25 campaign for Boland stay 3 forever. Miss USA. Laura Martinez Herring of El Paso, CPTV to feature planned arts center to 35 Saturday and in the 40s Mikey is the full-cheeked youngster who "hates Texas, did her naturalizing act' Wednesday, thereafter. Ellen Zinsser has been been everything" but surprises his brothers when they congratulating her mother and 529 others on New Hampshire, Maine: Fair named campaign manager for complete. A radius of 25 miles that the area can support a give him a bowl of Life for the ultimate taste test. becoming American citizens. The proposed Capital Region Connecticut. Eklward Boland, a Republican around Manchester will be the performing arts center, Plese said. As millions of viewers know, “ He likes it. Hey Maria Elena Martinez, 45, followed ill her Saturday. Increasing clouds Performing Arts Center at Man­ CPTV is shown on Channel 24 in Sunday. Chance of showers candidate for the Manchester target area. The center, which would be located M ikey!” And so does Quaker Oats, which first daughter’s footsteps by being naturalized. chester Community College will be the Manchester area. on the MCC campus, would include Monday. Lows in the mid 20s to Board of Directors. Plese said the center’s board will If the survey produces a positive aired Mikey in 1971. Martinez Herring began her speech with a featured Sunday on the Connecti­ an 800-seat auditorium, other mid 30s Saturday morning rising decide on Oct. 24 what kind of response to the center proposal, “ We have developed other commercials, tested recitation of the preamble to the Constitution. Zinsser, the wife of State Sen. cut Public Television series performing and rehearsal space survey it wants to do to determine which Plese said is expected, the them, and the appeal of the Mikey commercial “ I didn’t truly appreciate the comforts and to the mid 30s to mid 40s by Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, “ Catalogue.” for performing artists, and facili­ Satellite view the audience potential for the board of directors will proceed continues to hold up," said Ronald Buttrell, benefits of being a U.S. citizen until I had Monday morning. Highs in the has been active in politics for more For the pre-taped program, ties for other instructional and Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. E D T shows proposed center. He said two with plans for' a fund-raising spokesman for the cereal firm. "It doesn’t seem something to compare it to,” she said. "This is lower 40s to lower 50s Saturday than 20 years and has worked in a co-host Wally Kostrzewa inter­ cultural activities. proposals have been submitted — campaign that would begin next to be a commercial that people get tired of." truly the land of opportunity. Now the opportunity warming to 50 to 60 Sunday and thunderstorm clouds associated with Isabel over eastern Florida. A number of local and state cam­ viewed Ted LaBonne, president of Several area arts organizations one from Joseph Ziegler, a market­ September. Private, federal and Mikey — that’s not his real name —lives in New is yours." Monday. large band of frontal clouds with rain showers stretches from Texas to paigns. She was a member of the the performing arts center’s cor­ and groups from MCC are repres­ ing research specialist'from New corporate funding would be sought York and does other television commercials. Martinez Herring was born in Los Mochis, the Great Lakes. A few clouds are visible over the Desert Southwest. Republican Town Committee and porate board of directors, MCC ented on the center’s board of Jersey, and one from the Institute to support the center, Plese said. Buttrell won’t reveal the boy’s full name — his Mexico, and became a naturalized American at served as leader of the Voting President William E. \fincent and directors. last name is Gilchrist — or exact whereabouts. As age 14. She is the first Hispanic Miss USA and the Across the nation District 9 committee for several Charles Plese, director of develop­ for Social Inquiry at the University An earlier survey determined Buttrell said, "We want to keep Mikey 3 years old first naturalized citizen to wear the Miss USA years. ment for the college. of Connecticut. forever.” Showers and thunder storms The program, scheduled to begin She is a member of the Republi­ will extend from the southern at 3;30 p.m., will also feature the The board can choose one plateau across the southern can Women’s Club' and is a past proposal, merge the two or pick BOSTON Housatonic Museum of Art at PICK YOUR DEAL! Rockies, the southern half of the two-term president of the club.. another alternative, Plese said. 3ooo- Housatonic Community College in plains, the middle Missouri Also serving on the Boland Bridgeport. 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Oct. 10, 1985 Conflicting reports U.S. wants Egypt AREA TOW NS Relatives of slain American stunned to punish pirates paralyzed on the right side. By Don Andrews WASHINGTON (UPI) - extent,” 'he said. “ There piust United Press International The women screamed when they heard the /‘Leon was a kind, gentle and Bolton finance board OKs warm-hearted man. He had some President Reagan, again stung be no asylum for terrorists or heart problems and two severe by terrorism in the Middle East, terrorism.” When Ilsa Kllnghoffer believed news, and friends and relatives looked at each strokes in recent years and was looked to Egypt today to prose­ The hijackers were said to her parents were both returning other In disbelief, the (New York Times) said. paralyzed on his right side. But he cute and punish four Palesti­ have been in Egyptian custody alive from the Achille Lauro, she plan for new school roof "There is no justice,” Rayna^Ragonetti, a had a strong determination to be nian gunmen who seized an late Wednesday night. U.S. said, “ I plan to ask them first how Italian cruise ship and killed an officials were uncertain what they are feeling. Then after that I self-sufficient,” said Robert Kan- cousin, told the newspaper. tor, whose parents, Neil and Joan American passenger. steps Egypt planned to take, BOLTON - The Board of R.J. Dahill Co. of New Haven, argued that the town should want to tell them that I love them Kantor, were also traveling on the In the aftermath of the although Italian officials Finance Wednesday evening which bid $78,000. borrow the money. very much.” ship. hijacking of the luxury liner pledged to press for extradition agreed to spend 173,740 on a new When Ilsa, 28, and her sister, moment of the day,” Lisa Klingh- relayed a report of the death. The Elsewhere, families of freed Achille Lauro and the disclo­ of the gunmen. roof for Bolton Center School. Lisa, 33, learned Wednesday their offer said at the time. “ First I held New YorS Times said. hostages expressed relief and joy. sure that passenger Leon The board’s decision leaves it up THE FINANCE BOARD had IF THE TOWN borrowed the father, Leon, 69, had been killed by my breath. Then I screamed, ’Let The women screamed when they Uncertain in the crisis was Kenneth Meskin of Short Hills, Kllnghoffer, 69, of New York, to townspeople to rule on whether three basic options on the project: money, Fehling and Pierog said, it the Palestianians who hijacked the the party begin.’” heard the news, and friends and what role the Palestine Litera- N.J., son of Viola and Seymour was killed, U.S.-Egyptian rela­ or not to go ahead with the project. to approve the PBC’s choice would pose less of a strain on ship, the plans for tenderness and The jubilation soon turned to relatives looked at each other in tion Organization had in either Meskin, said, “ It certainly is a tions tensed from American If they go along with the finance im m ^iately so the work could be taxpayers, since the money would concern gave way to tears and anguish. disbelief, the newspaper said. carrying out the hijacking, as relief. It was hard to believe at first displeasure with the way the board's decision at a town nneeting completed before this winter, to be paid back over an approxi­ stqnned silence. Rumors of Klinghoffer’s death ’’There is jio justice,” Rayna suggested by Israeli officials, or that it happened and it’s hard to 44-hour drama was resolved. tentatively scheduled for Wednes­ postpone action and wait until next mately five-iyear period. If the “ It is a very difficult and private circulated throughout the day. Ragonetti, a cousin, told the helping to end it. PLO Chairman believe now that it’s over.” “ We are particularly div- day, work to replace the leaky roof summer to do the work, or to agree town relies on the surplus this time for themi” said LettieSimon, First reports of the death had come newspaper. Yasser Arafat denied any Geraldine Revzin, sister of pas­ tressed that there has been no now on the school will begin almost to patch the leaks in the existing year, they said, town officials a family friend who emerged from through Italian Prime Minister Leon Kllnghoffer, 69, and his involvement. senger Paul Weltman of Chicago, announcement yet that those immediately. roof. would have to ask taxpayers to the Klinghoffer’s Manahattan Bettino Craxi. Then the call from wife, Marilyn, 58, had just cele­ said the State Department called responsible will be turned over Finance board members, hold­ PBC Chairman Michael P. Mis- cover the expenditure anyway, apartment to announce the State the State Department came. brated their 36th wedding anniver­ Earlier Wednesday, Reagan to say her brother and his wife, to the appropriate authorities ing an emergency session at sari told the board Wednesday that since all of the money would have Department confirmed Klingh- Later, White House spokesman sary, and were on a luxury cruise dispatched U.S. Ambassador to Evelyn, were on the ship. She later for prosecution and punish­ Community Hall, agreed after if it didn’t decide to go ahead with to be replaced in next year’s offer had been killed. Larry Speakes held a press brief­ with nine close friends, who spent Egypt Nicholas Veliotes to the got word the hijackers had ment,” White House spokesman some dicussion that the roof should the project within the next 10 days, budget. Earlier, a State Department ing in Washington to confirm the their summers at adjacent homes Achille Lauro, anchored about 5 surrendered. Larry Speakes said Wednesday be paid for through short-term it should postpone it until next In addition, Pierog said, the official had telephoned the family, reports. in Long Branch, N.J. miles off Port Said, Egypt. “ My brother and 1 are very night. borrowing. Town officials also summer. “ I don’t think it could be state may reimburse the town for as It did all families of American The daughters were told their He and his wife had left the ship close, so this has been very “ We are determined to see Within hours, Veliotes re­ plan to take advantage of a state done as good in the winter,” he 58 percent of the interest it would hostages, and told him the 511 father might be dead by Lisa’s with other sightseers in Alexan­ nerve-wracking,” Revzin said that those responsible for this layed word to Washington that program that calls for the state to said. pay on a loan. She estimated that passengers aboard the hijacked husband, Jerry Arbittier, and dria, Egypt, Monday but returned Wednesday. “ Tomorrow is my heinous act be brought to justice Kllnghoffer had been ’’mur­ eventually reimburse the town for The roof could be built during the the interest on a loan would be ship had been released after their lisa’s finance, Paul Dworin, who because of Klinghoffer’s fragile birthday and this is the best and punished to the maximum dered by the terrorists.” 58 percent of the project’s cost. winter, Missari said, but the tar between nine and 10 percent. two-day ordeal. had received a telephone call from health, the result of a stroke birthday present I could ask for.” Of the $73,740 the finance board that would used on it is more Ursin eventually agreed with “ We have been praying every a local television station that several years ago that left him agreed to earmark for the new reliable if it is spread in warm Pierog and Fehling, and the board roof, $68,800 will go to the contrac­ weather. unanimously went along with the tor, the Premier Roofing Co. of In submitting its bid. Premier borrowing proposal. CALDOR Licensing STORCWOC SAVMOf} FOM FAU.' West Haven. Another $3,400 will be said it could complete the project Bolton Superintendant of CALDOR used as a contingency fund. The in 45 days. Schools Richard Packman cauti- CIRCULAR SALE The board unanimously agreed oaed the board that state reimum- remaining $1,500 will go toward woes pose Continues Through :TT-t ■ inspection fees. to go ahead with the project this busement on the project is still The Public Building Commission fall, though there was a short uncertain. The General Assembly S a tu rd a y ilj chose Premier to build the roof dispute over how it should be will decide whether to accept risk to VA Sept. 30, after Premier submitted financed. Chairman Raymond A. Bolton’s application for the reim­ j the lowest of three bids on the Ursin intitially argued that the bursement sometime next spring, C A 1 DC»L project. The other companies money should come from the he said. Bv William M. Welch rife- ! "" *'T t". bidding on the project were the town’s surplus. But Selectman The town meeting is to be held The Associated Press Hartford Roofing Co. of Glaston­ Sandra W. Pierog and finance Wednesday evening at Community bury, which bid $69,635, and the board member William J. Fehling Hall. UPl photo WASHINGTON — An internal Veterans Administration report concludes the VA may have Coventry group seeks Injunction Close shave exposed Its patients and the agency “ to medical and legal Injured Boston firefighter Peter Judge is story building in the city's Mission Hill risks” by allowing some doctors to assisted by comrades Tuesday after section. Judge was reported in stable practice while their licenses were narrowly escaping a burning three- condition at a city hospital. revoked, restricted or otherwise Sewer project faces obstacles impaired. The interim report of the VA inspector general’s examination of Bv George Lavng VA doctor licenses said it found “ a Herald Correspondent Hastings charged that the government has SAVE OVER «3 0 r State rebuts pollution criticism number of VA physicians” have not been "responsive to the peopie” in the medical licenses that are impaired COVENTRY — The controver­ CITIZEN in some way in one or more states. sial court-ordered sewer project HARTFORD (U PI) - The State Boston-based official with the budget to increase the staff by nine forMen«ndW onMin sewer dispute. The report, which was released for two residential areas near contends its industrial and munici­ Environmental Protection positions to a total of 37, but to The Associated Press this week Coventry Lake may be delayed by pal water pollution inspection Agency. McSweeney believes there should construction until that case was interceptor sewer’s price tag. in response to a request under the si a dispute about the value of program is not as bad as the U.S. The state has one of the nation’s be at least 50 people charged with heard. Lake View Terrace and Water­ Freedom of Information Act, did condemned property on which the Environmental Protection Agency worst records in renewing permits the task. Rag, 7.T*. AHerRobMii*.5.38 S»B^243#«ek ^ the lateral sewers. “ Connecticut did institute pre-. have been found to have license place strap. Famous Citizen quality. and by a new court action seeking man for the group, said there are EPA officials have said the involved ip the direct discharge of 1!^. 9.3$, Aflor RabMa*...... 0.00 2 The chairman said a contract treatment requirements earlier problems. to block construction. “ state-approved alternatives that state’s water pollution program is wastes into rivers and streams, already has been awarded for the than the federal government,” The VA previously has said its The Town Council will hold a are superior both financially and behind the rest of the nation in the McSweeney said. interceptor sewer. He said he McSweeney said in praise of the review, begun in light of similar special meeting tonight at 7:30 environmentally” to the sewer number of inspections it conducts “ I don’t think it’s due to a lack of expects construction of the treat­ DEP. “ They’ve been fairly tough, checks on the credentials of p.m. to reach an agreement with project. He argued that these at Connecticut municipalities and will, but a lack of resources,” he ment plant to begin this December particularly in plating and metal- military doctors, had found license alternatives also would do a better industries. said. George Hawkes, the son of Anna and be completed by late August of finishing industries.” problems with 87 physicians either Hawkes, whose Route 31 property job correcting the waste problems ’“The program is adequate,” Harder said his department has 1986. employed by the VA or financially was taken by the town under in the two areas. said Michael Harder, assistant eliminated much of the backlog However, although the state has Bids for the plant were opened reimbursed by the VA for treat­ eminent domain. The dispute is But Richard Breault,. chairman director of water compliance for cited by McSweeney. done well in monitoring pre­ Sept. 26. The low bidder, at ment of eligible veterans. over how much the town should of the Coventry Water Pollution the state Department of Environ­ Following a meeting in Boston treatment facilities, McSweeney. $1,895,000, was Windham Sand and "This has occurred,” the report pay for the land. Control Authority, said the only mental Protection, ” 1 fully admit last week, the DEP agreed to said the improvemnts have not Stone of Willimantic. said, “ because the VA has not Town and state officials have solution is the sewer system. He we are deficient in the number of change some of its regulations, occurred “ across the board.” said the soil in the two sections increase ts staff, improve enforce­ “ It’s a question of the state being' independently verified physicians’ appraised the land at $125,000, but HASTINGS CHARGED that the inspections we do, (but) we’re not does not drain well and that lots are ment and meet other related goals able to fulfil the requirements of credentials with state licensing Hawkes claims it is worth $350,000. government has not been ’’respon­ as bad as the E PA makes it out to tpo small for septic systems within three years. the natinal program,” McSweeney bodies or other established profes­ Town Manager Harold Hodge sive to the people” in the sewer be.” "E m erson . said the higher value placed on the because they were developed "They seem to be behind most “ The biggest problem is lack of said. "Vie just think (Connecti­ sional associations. dispute. He said the three referen- “ As a result, the veteran patient property includes saleable assets before zoning regulations were other states in getting this work sufficient staff,” McSweeney said. cut’s) program needs to be consid­ dums on the issue, held in 1971,1972 population and the agency may be on the site. However, he told the drafted. done.” said Kevin McSweeney, a There is money in the D EP’s erably upgraded.” SAVE OVER «2 0 ! 25% OFF and 1983, demonstrated that Cov­ exposed unnecessarily to medical council that a resolution is “ para­ “ This makes it impossible to entry residents “ overwhelmingly” mount to the continuation of the treat the problem on site,” said and legal risks resulting from EMERSON AM/FM Storeo Q.E. Phone Accessories oppose the project. Breault. “ The basic problem is the treatment given by individuals With Dual C«niott08 current sewer project,” “ The court cannot disenfran­ BOdtusi In a related development, a failure of leaching fields. It is a with impaired licenses,” the re­ chise the voter,” said Hastings. BUY ANY3, GET 1.00 l« B A T E f public health threat. There is no Fire Calls port said. group opposed to the $5 million "Save Our Coventry” filed for K IY ANY 5, GET 2.00 REBATEI* substantial evidence the lake is While not saying how many ^89 project has filed court papers the injunction this summer. A seeking an injunction that would polluted, but that doesn’t mean the doctors were involved in any of the Features high speed duplicating caps- Modular jacks, replacement cords, adapt­ hearing on the case is set for Oct. Kennedy Park. Eldridge St. biHty, 4 speaker system and loudness ers, wall phone mounting jacks & more. bar construction until a second groundwater isn’t polluted.” Town Fire Department cases, the report provided a 17, Breault said. 12:44 p.m. — box alarm, 615 4:07 a.m. — smoke in cellar, 114 switch. Batteries are optiontd. 4949 ‘SMdHXtprifMSto. Breault said the project includes FRIDAY, OCT. 4 general description of the nature of case is heard on alternatives to the The 1983 court order requiring Parker St. New State Road. the installation of lateral sewers 8:09 p.m. — motor vehicle into the license actions ordered by state sewer system. the sewers resulted from a suit 3:58 p.m. — dumpster fire, 340 4:40 a.m. — box alarm, 26 for the two areas and an intercep­ side of house, 101 Clinton St. licensing boards. ’The citizens’ group “ Save Our filed by the state Department of Broad St. Alexander St. Coventry” has filed motions to tor sewer that will connect with the 8:41 p.m. — smoke in building, It said doctors’ licenses were Environmental Protection, which 7:05 p.m. — stove fire, 538 Bush 7:43 a.m. — box alarm, 26 overturn the 1983 Hartford Super­ waste treatment plant. Although 458 West Middle Turnpike. revoked, in order of frequency of originally issued an abatement Hill Road. Alexander St. ior Court decision ordering the the cost of the project is $5 million, 10:43 p.m. — medical call, 136 occurrance, for these reasons: order in 1971 telling the town to 7:32 p.m. — medical call, 30 7:49 a.m. — motor vehicle town to install a sewer system for the town will pay about $150,000. Falknor Drive. • Voluntary surrender in lieu of reduce pollution in the Coventry Eldridge St. rollover. Interstate 384. the Lake View Terrace and Water­ Breault said state grants will 11:10 p.m. — box alarm, Keeney adverse action by a licensing Lake area. The DEP took the 9:06 p.m. — medical call, 270 1:41 p.m. — gas washdown, 102 front Manor areas. The injunction cover 94 percent of the treatment and Bidwell streets. board. matter to court after the third Broad St. Summit St. sought by the group would block plant’s cost and 85 percent of the 11:24 p.m. — box alarm, Man­ • Narcotic violations, including referendum because the order was 11:11 p.m. — medical call, 84B 2:47 p.m. — smell of gas, 352 chester Community College. over-prescription, repeated self- not followed. Rachel Road. West Middle Turnpike. medication or prescribing drugs Democrats plan fund-raiser Breault admitted that the refer- SATURDAY, OCT. 5 11:53 p.m. — medical call, 4:24 p.m. — motor vehicle for resale. endums "were not close” and that 12:04 a.m. — medical call, 114C unknown address. accident, 153 Main St. • Fraud, including insurance COVENTRY — Sen. Christopher made specialties as lasagna, saus­ voters are still skeptical about the Rachel Road. SUNDAY, OCT. 6 11:38 p.m. — medical call, 30 Oak fraud, mail fraud and receiving Dodd, D-Conn., and U.S. Rep. Sam age and peppers, stuffed cabbage, project, fearing it will be expanded 2:20 a.m. — motor vehicle 12:06 a.m. — medical call, 105 St. stolen property. Gejdenson, D-Conn., are among and roast beef. Dancing will follow in the future. rollover. Green Manor Boulevard. • Unprofessional conduct, in­ 3:13 a.m. — service call, 29 those invited to attend the Coven­ at 9 p.m., with music provided by However, he said expansion of cluding income tax evasion, “ by MAQNAVOX the sewer system is not planned. Thompason Road. try Democratic Town Committee’s Dance-a-Tron. fraud, conviction of crime, moral Cable-Ready VHS Moreover, he said, limits were 9:48 a.m. — medical call, 100 turpitude, criminal sexual con­ annual smorgasbord on Saturday. Tickets, which are $12 each, are Video Cassette Recorder imposed by the court preventing Vernon St. duct, lewd conduct.” ZENITH 19" Diagonal RCA 19" Diigofial The smorgasbord, scheduled to available from town committee Be somebody. 10:53 a.m. — medical call, 23 YOUR further expansion. • Disciplinary action taken in Our (tog. 310.97 C < ^ TV, Our (tog. 269.97 begin at 7 p.m. at St. Mary’s members. They can also be Northfield St. Color TV, “ It will be a very limited sewer another state. CHOICE Autanatic fine tuning, auto color, ^ . 2 9 9 . 9 7 Church, wili feature such home- - obtained by calling 742-5234. system,” said Breault. 12:43 p.m. — medical call. The report said licenses were Automatic fine tuning, auto colof, 5“ oval speaker, sharpness 5 ' oval iqieaker, sharpness 12 position electronic tuner, 5-function suspended for narcotics violations, contrid and indoor antenna. wired remote control, auto rewind and mental reasons, alcoholism and control and indoor antenna. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Oct. 10, 1985 - 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Oct. 10, 1985 NHL 1985-86 campaign has first showing tonight Wk|o|A|-c 1Q85-86 On the subject of spending, the ronflon. u/aivpr Hrpfi iTiHnv The CaDiialsCapitals ODCiiopen theiftheir scasoDseason illin HarrvHarry Neale in Vancouver and On the subject of sending the f B B B ♦ Bv Lisa Harris Goulet, who is seeking to renego­ Monday's waiver draft; many Flyers and Rangers were assessed tiate his contract. more have since been re-assigned Madison Square Garden against Neale is taking over the Detroit United Press International Red Wings. 824,800 in fines by the league for The Islanders were relieved to 10 minor-league teams, including the Rangers tonight. their preseason brawl that re­ In other opening night contests The 1985-86 Red Wings' unveiling Looking stronger and faster, the see their second-team All-Star left high-priced Ranger centers Pierre sulted in 506 minutes in penalties. tonight, it will be; Toronto at has been the most anticipated in Stanley Cup champion Edmonton wing, John Tonelli, return to camp Larouche, a two-time SO-goal On top of the automatic fines Boston; Hartford at Buffalo; the league because of multi-million Oiler' open their season tonight after a 22-day holdout even though scorer in his 11-year career and incurred, the grand total cost of the he does not yet have a new Mike Rogers. Montreal at Pittsburgh; Chicago dollar free agent spending over the Fortunes hinge on defense facing challenges from the sport's at Quebec; New Jersey at Phila­ summer by owner Mike Hitch. fight was $28,000. traditional powerhouses — the contract. But but already they As expected after the lightly Montreal Canadiens and New York have been hit by injuries. regarded 1985 enlry draft, most delphia; Minnesota at Detroit; Winnipeg at Edmonton; and Van­ He’s right. arrival Tim Bothwell could be an Francis, a four-year veteran at 22, Islanders. Winnipeg. Chicago and Philadel­ draft choices were returned to By Bob PapettI A full year out of rinkleader and endorsing backdrop. is flanked by fluid Jorgen Petters- But at least half a dozen other phia made small-scale changes, juniors, including Washington's couver at Los Angeles. Herald Sports Writer lockerroom lord Mike Liut should It remains io be seen how much son (the Blues' future considera­ clubs have a reasonable shot at but basically were encouraged by No. 1 pick, left winger Yvon The Islanders, St. Louis and Whaiers farm out Brownschidie their playoff success last year, and Corriveau, who until Wednesday Calgary are idle. Calgary will open HARTFORD — Going into the confirm as much. ice time, if any, Cote of Fusco tion) and roughhewn Ray Neufeld dethroning the two-time defending receive. (27-35-62). Captain Francis (24-57- Buffalo and Montreal have recog­ had been expected to stick. at home against Winnipeg Friday by the Whalers on waivers in season, there was so much talk "Our goaltending has proven to champions. HARTFORD (AP) - The One glaring deficiency is the 81) is Hartford’s premier pro­ nized they must add offense to "We wished, hoped and prayed night, and Saturday night the March of 1984 after spending about optimisim that you had to be very, very good.” notes Evans, In an effort to wrest the Cup from Hartford Whalers have as­ lack of a transitional quarterback. ducer, but he has yet to crack the come up complete threats. that we could have our first round Islanders open at Los Angeles and seven years with the St. Louis believe. The Whalers had con­ who along with General Manager the Oilers, those teams have been signed defenseman Jack Emile Francis and a roster full of C!an any assume the crucial role of hallowed 100-point barrier. The From the Islanders, who were draft choice play for us this year," the Blues at Vancouver. Blues, the team said in a cluded the previous campaign with fine-tuning their lineups by demot­ Brownschidie to their affiliate skaters is counting on the keepers the offensive defenseman? situation should be remedied by ing minor-leaguers, returning jun­ happy to see Iheir roster grow Capitals general manager Dave One third of the league features statement on Wednesday. a respectable 13-14-3 mark after team in Binghamton, N.Y., the the All-Star break. to keep them in playoff contention. "Murzyn could,” claims Evans. next spring. Expect 90 goals from iors and even negotiating with when Tonelli appeared Tuesday, to Poile said. "Unfortunately, Yvon new coaches, including rookies The move reduces the Whal­ Ted Sator with the Rangers, Butch team said. The goaltending was in good Lieutenant Liut, 29, is at the conn "Watching him in games and this threesome - or an empty Civic contract holdouts. the New York Ranger.s who Corriveau is* a year away. He ers' roster to 24 players for Goring in Boston, Jim Schoenfeld hands, a highly-touted newcomer of the Starship Whale, hoping to practices, we’ve seen that he can Center in April. Quebec, perhaps the most bal­ purged their team of four veterans, showed a loi of good things and this Brownschidie is a nine-year tonight's season opener in in Buffalo, Jean Perron in Mont­ was going to score a bundle of guide his loyal crew where no carry the puck or move it.” anced of the challengers, opens its activity prevailed to the last time next year I'd be very NHL veteran who was picked up Buffalo. Right wing Bobby Crawford, a real and Lome Henning in Minne­ goals, and three rookie defense- Hartford men have gone before. So can Cote and Fusco, faster season without its premier left minute. disappointed if I have to send him one-way forward, filled the net just Nine players switched teams in back to the juniors." sota. Tom Watt replaces fired men were the backbone of the The No. 1 goalie and most cogent than any of the full-timers. One 14 times in 45 tilts before being wing, first-team All Star Michel exception is the suspenseful Sil­ future. character in the clubhouse, Liut sidelined for the balance with r The time was a year ago. posted a convincing 2.95 goals tanen, whose double-barrel blasts strained knee ligaments. He re­ Before it was all over, harsh against average in 12 games, after from the point are vital to the joins Wiley pivot Greg Malone reality had set in. Beleaguered arriving from St. Louis in the power play. But his slick wheels (22-39-61) and Put-Em-Up port- netminder Greg Millen and disap­ now-celebrated swap for Millen seem to trip an automatic emer­ sider Torrie Robertson.’The latter pointing left winger David Jensen and Mark Johnson. gency break whenever he hits the can draw penalties, blood and boos opposing blueline. SCOREBOARD were traded, and the blueline Steve Weeks, a stalwart substi­ with the worst of them. youngsters were a bust. Ulf tute between pipes, responded Will they set Risto loose this A checking triad of patriarchal Samuelsson was demoted after Mike Zuke, 31„ left wing Dave Socks Socks spectacularly after given a re­ year? just 10 games, only to return to prieve following the All-Star “ Everyone keeps saying that, Tippett and right wing Paul Marshalls NYG Mecklenburg, Den develop into a legitimate NHLer. break. In his final 13 games, he but 1 have no restrictions,” pro­ MacDermid will shadow high- Manlevs Wash Long, Rol The other two freshmen back- powered rival lines. Tippett, an Baseball Hockey Mann. Wash Williams, SD went 8-4-1 with a 2.62 GAA. tested Evans. “ He can score 500 Scholastic Football Cards Boards SF Bennett, NYJ guards, Sylvain Cote and Mark Titanic tending may not be goals and I'll walk around smil­ intrepid toiler, doesn't get a lot of EJoness Dal Comp. Cle Fusco, became seldom used part- enough, however, if a dubious ing.” Twenty would be nice. ink, but he covers a lot of rink. Reeds Rams Martin, Rol timers. Up front, the pressure is on the Also available is maturing of­ Biiebill pliyoft schedule NHL stsndings Jackson, NO Blackmon, NE defense fails to sustain an ade­ Johnson, GB Jones, Den As a new season unfolds, the quate garrison for the goalies. fledgling Ray Ferraro line. The fender Paul Lawless and newly- Stover, SF Jones, Rol similarities surrounding the out­ "We’ve improved our defense,” trio, which includes left wing obtained forechecker Stewart (Bost-ot-Sovon) WalM Conftrtnc* Paul, NO Kush, Hou look at the outset are so striking, Gavin, who will most likely hook up (( (All Tlm n EOT) Patrick Division Rob Darby Merrlweother, Pit Evans assures, "With the acquisi­ sharpshooter Sylvain Turgeon and Loosuo Cliomploiislilp Sorlts W L T Pts. Nosh, Sea it’s almost unforgiving. tion of Murzyn. He's done every­ right wing board-crasher Kevin with Zuke, Tippett and Dineen on a 0 0 0 00 Philadelphia Defensive back AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFER­ Schuh, Cln Or at least suspicious. thing we had hoped for.” Dineen, averages 21 years of age. penalty killing unit that was fourth Notionol Lsoout Washington 0 0 ENCE That’s why the Hartford hie­ best in the league. Los Anoolos vs. St. Louis NY Islanders 0 0 Scoring The fertile Ferraro became a (PoOotrs Itaa sorlts. 1-0) NY Rangers 0 0 East Catholic Touchdowns td rush rec ret pts Team Statistics rarchy will have to pardon cynical No matter how cautious the regular down the stretch' and The current collection of Whal­ New Jersey 0 0 NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFER­ regime has tried to be concerning Oct. 9-Los Angeles 4, St. Louis I Home address: 103 College Turner Sea 7 0 7 0 42 Whale watchers if the Civic Center paced the final 14-game flurry by ers is not a bad lot, but it is stocked Oct. 10-St. Louis at Los Angeles, 8:S5 Pittsburgh 0 0 LIpps. Pit 4 0 4 0 X ENCE is serenaded in the early weeks by its No. 1 draft pick, there's no o. m. Adams Division Drive, East Hartford. Polge, N Y J 4 4 2 0 X racking up totals of 9 goals, 8 assist painfully thin. Francis, Ferraro Oct. 12-Los Angeles at St. Louis, 1:05 Hartford 0 0 0 00 Brooks, CIn 5 4 1 0 X rush p o u Roger Daltry’s .classic Who denying that the 6-3, 210-pound and 17 points. He will also center and Turgeon are indispensable. A Bom: Aug. 8, 1968. 408 1370 Htrald photo by Tarquinlo Montreal 0 0 0 00 Worner, Sea 5 5 0 0 X Dallas ballad: Dana Murzyn has to contribute the power play. serious injury to just one of them "" ort. 13-Los Angeles of St. Louis. 8:15 Quebec 0 0 0 00 Class: Senior. Bvner, Cle 4 3 1 0 X Chlcogo 710 1258 considerably in his first profes­ Buffalo 0 0 0 00 Son Francisco 757 1194 "We won't get fooled again! ” and forget that shot at fourth place. p . m . KInnebrew, Cln 4 3 1 0 24 Turgeon (31-31-62), fully reco­ Captain Ron Francis, aii of 22 years of age, wiii be iooked x-Oct. 14-Los Angeles ot St. Louis, 3:05 Boston 0 0 0 00 Height; S-8.Weight: 170. Slevers, S D 4 0 4 0 24 New York 4 X 11X The Whalers wrapped up 1984-85 sional tour. Murzyn, just 18, will Still, Jack Evans is confident. Campdtil Conftrtnc* 452 1077 to for lea(jership this year by the Hartford Whaiers o. m. Seasons played: 9. Where: Winder, Den 4 4 0 0 24 St. Louis with a 9-3-2 rush, and the same pair with the ever-improving Sa­ vered from a nagging stomach When asked what his biggest x-Oct. 16-St. Louis at Los Angeles, 3:05 Norris Division Klcfclnp ap-o fg-p Ig p M Green Bay 757 897 pull, will be up to his old tricks in W L T Pts. East Hartford Midgets, East 930 710 basic group has just completed a muelsson, 21, to form the top duo. concern is on the eve of the 1985-86 p. m. Revelz, M lo 15-15 11-13 40 48 Washington the red-light district. 'Sly', who x-Oct. 17-St. Louis at.Los Angeles, 8:35 St. Louis 0 0 0 00 Catholic. Korlls, Den 14-18 9-11 48 43 Tam pa B ay X I 1099 deceiving 6-0-1 exhibition log Samuelsson, the 6-1, 195-pound season, the coach of back-to-back o.m. Chicago Lowery, K C 13-13 10-11 M 43 Minnesota 504 1115 against mostly half-strength com­ Swedish surge, is primed to notched 40 goals in '83-84, has American Ltooue Detroit Other sports: Baseball. Breech, Cln 17-18 4 ^ S3 X New Orleans 40) 9 X doormats gave an honest answer: Konsos City vs. Toronto Minnesota 402 9 X petition. The numbers alone would become the Whalers' most domi­ topped the Whale in tallies in each Future plans: College, Leohy, N Y J 13-14 7-11 48 X Atlanta of his first two years. "I really don’t have any. I feel so Superlatives for (Bluo Joys load sorlos, 3-0) Toronto Anderson, Pit 14-i4 4-10 48 32 Los Angeles 4 X 793 seem to justify a positive attitude. nant defender. Oct. 8-Toronto 6, Konsos City 1 Smvthe Division undecided. Bohr, Rol ' 13-14 4-9 41 31 Detroit 457 921 But what makes things any Dependable Joel Quenneville Dineen (25-16-41), a catalyst of good about our type of team. Great Oct. 9-Toronto 4, Kansas City 5, 10 Edmonton Franklin, N E 10-10 4-7 47 X Philadelphia 596 730 commotion in 57 games, merely goaltending, improved defense, Innings Winnipeg different, this time around? and unreliable Risto Siltanen com­ Mi Norwood. But 4-4 7-7 49 27 three good scoring line and a good Oct. 11-Toronto at Kansas City, 8:15 Calgary Zendelos, Hou 4-7 7-10 44 27 rush pass "This year, it’s more realistic," pose a veteran second combo. A has to maintain his detonating an o.m. Los Angeles Passing New Y ork 509 8 X checking line. And our penalty Whale Class Day insists Coach Jack Evans. "We're third set with methodical man- derrringdp for the full stint. Oct. 12-Toronto at Kansas City, 8:15 Vancouver TODAY’S FOOTBALL CARD Woshlnoton 1X4 555 8X ott comp pet yds Id Int a better team." handler Scot Kleinendorst and late Perceptive playmaker Ron killing is a good as any.” o.m. Thursdov's Gomes Fouls, S D I X 75 41.0 1084 10 4 Los Angeles 1455 445 990 ph x-Oct. 13-Toronto at Konsos City, 4:35 Toronto at Boston Esloson, Cln 109 44 X.7 742 7 3 Pmiadelphla 1463 714 747 o.m. Hartford at Buffalo Sponsored by: C(jx Coble Plunkett, Rol I X 71 48.9 8 X 3 3 Son Francisco 1X1 582 9M HARTFORD Gr x-Oct. 15-Kansas City at Toronto, 8:15 Montreal at Pittsburgh Krleo, Sea 144 94 57.8 1219 11 4 [3aMas 1553 471 1082 — That long- pr o.m. Chicago at (Quebec O 'Brin, N Y J I X 85 41.4 942 5 3 Chicago 1707 444 1X1 awaited cerem­ x-Oct. lA-Konsos City at Toronto, 8:15 Woshlngton at NY Rangers M arino. M lo 195 117 40.0 1413 8 4 Green Boy 1721 4)0 1111 o.m. New Jersey at Philadelphia Danielson. Cl IX 74 41.3 9X 5 5 Minnesota 17X 432 1151 HARTFORD WHALERS 1985-86 SCHEDULE ony should take Bob to World Sorlos MInnesoto at Detroit Kenney, KC 157 81 51.4 12X 8 5 Tampa Bov 17X 617 1167 place sometime be Oct. 1»4jt AL, 8:35 p.m. Winnipeg ot Edmonton 801 Parker Street (All Times Local) Malone, Pit 171 X 51.5111012 4 St. Louis 1804 901 903 next spring. Oct.20citAL,7p.m.(lfTor.)or8:30p.m. Vancouver ot Los Angeles Elwoy, Den 191 I X 52.4 1379 12 8 New Orleans 18X 585 1279 Papetti (If KC) Fridov’s Gome Manchester, 646-6400 Moon, Hou IX 53 50.0 8X 4 4 Atlanta 1874 459 12)7 The Whalers' Oct. 22-ot NL, 8:35 p.m. Winnipeg at Calgary O X “ “ ““ X 4 11M HOME AWAY Pooel, Ind I X 42 50.4 740 4 5 Detroit 1998 Class of '86, re- Herald Sports Writer Oct. 23-ot NL, 8:25 o.m. Soturdov's Gomes Eason, N E I X 81 51.3 1079 4 9 AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFER- x-Oct. 24-at NL, 8:25 p.m. Boston at Detroit splendently Hippie, Det I X 4/ M.4 928 4 5 Ferrogm, Bf 177 IX X.5 1125 3 11 ENCE x-Oct. 26-ot AL, 8:25 o.m. NY Rangers at Hartford Rating based on pet. compn ovg. yds, Offense O CT O tER OCTOBER adorned in x-Oct. 27-ot A L, 7 o.m. (If Tor.) or 8 :» Buffalo at Minnesota Brock, Rom s )19 49 58.0 X 7 4 4 NY Ranoara (7:36) Thursday 10 Buffalo (7:36) D.WhIte, Dal 18) 104 57.5 1148 7 8 pet. td, pet. Int. tot. rush pass Saturday 12 white caps and Ki O.m. (It KC) Chicago at Montreal Receptions no yds avp Id M lom l 20X 5 X 15X Saturday 19 Montraal (7:39) Tuaaday 19 Ouabac (7:36) x4f ntcossory Quebec at Toronto DeBero, TB 177 IX S8.211X 7 9 Ouabac (7:36) Thuraday 17 Naw J a r ^ (7:36) green gowns, $1 Football Joworskl, Phi 73 X X .4 435 3 3 Christensen, Ral X 3X 10.4 2 San Diego 2002 4 X 1570 Wadrtaaday 30 NY Islonders at Los Angeles Denver 1894 404 1288 Wadnaaday 23 Chicago (7.W march in alpha- hi Washington at New Jersey Thsmnn, W s 150 77 51.3 7 X 4 9 StoMworth, PH » X7 12.7 3 Bell, But X 205 7.1 I Cleveland 18X 870 9 X Thuraday 24 Philadalphla (7:36) betical order up to the Civic Center Robertson. He's a good time if he's Dodgen 4, Cardinals 1 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Cnnnghm, Phi 78 31 49.7 507 1 8 Saturday 26 Montraal (806) Rating based on pet. comp, ago yds., Laroent, See 28 4X 15.3 2 Cincinnati 18X 7 X 1099 on your side. St. Louis at Vancouver Pittsburgh 700 1031 Tuaaday 29 Pittsburgh (7:35) podium at center ice. NFL standings pet. Id, pet. Int. James. SD X 349 12.5 2 1X1 Teacher’s Pet — Dana Murzyn. ST. LOUIS LOS ANGELES P o u Receivers Shuler, NYJ X 277 9.9 1 Seattle 1717 502 1215 NOVUMER NOVEMBER A beaming principal, the honora­ abrhW obrhM Chandler, SO 27 4X 18.1 3 Los Angeles 14X 557 1074 2 Loa Anqalaa (7:36) Thuraday 7 Boaton (7:35) ble Emile Percy (the Cat) Francis, Typical Teen — Sylvain Cote. Amarlcan Conftrtnc* Receptions no yds ovg td Saturday cc Coleman If 4 0 0 0 Ouncan ss 4 0 0 0 Cralo, SF X401 12.2 4 LIpps, Pit X 418 14.7 4 New Y ork 15X 498 900 Tuaaday S Montraal (7:36) Saturday 9 Ouabac (7:38) offers his personal handshake and Class Artist — Ray Ferraro, for M cGee cf 4 0 0 0 Cabell 1b 4 0 0 0 East Nathan, Mia 2S 257 10.3 0 Indianapolis 15W 755 XI Wadnaaday 13 MInnaaota (7:36) Thuraday 21 Philadalphla (7:36) se W L T Pet. P F P A Wilder, T B 31 204 4.4 0 passes out the diplomas. a paint-by-numbers performance. Herr 2b 3 0 1 0 Modlck 3b 4 2 1 0 HIM, Dal 28 407 14.5 3 N.Moore, Mlo 23 313 13.4 2 Buffalo 1540 4 X 11X Saturday 16 Phlladaldhia (7:36) Wadnaaday 27 Loa Angalaa (7:36) cc •} Clark lb 3 0 1 0 Guerrer If 3 1 2 1 T ransactions M iam i 4 I 0 .800 138 85 Colllnsworth, Cln Z2 397 18.0 2 Kansas CItv 1540 448 1092 19 Buffalo (7:36) Friday 29 Vaneouvar (7:36) This particular group of young Most Likely To Stay Back — Ray N Y Jets 4 1 0 .800 120 77 J.Bell, T B 28 319 11.4 2 Tuaaday " . Cedeno rf 4 0 0 0 M arshll rf 4 0 0 0 Cosbie, Dal 24X1 12.7 1 Clayton, Mlo 22 3 X 15.1 1 New England 15X 543 X 7 Saturday 23 Wlnnlpag (7:39) Saturday 30 ' Edmonton (O-OO) men, Francis will say, is a special Neufeld, the only Whaler to play in ' Worrell o 0 0 0 0 Scloscia c 4 1 1 1 New England 2 3 0 .400 90 113 Allen, Raid 22 164 7.5 0 Houston 1X1 497 7 X Indianapolis 2 3 0 .400 99 123 M onk, W ash 25 217 8.7 0 DSCSMMR DECEMBER one. The first class in Hartford, ail seven seasons. Penditn 3b 4 1 2 0 Maldond cf 3 0 1 I Lofton, GB 24X7 14.1 1 Watson, Den 21 239 11.4 2 Detente Boston (7:36) Wadnaaday 4 Calgary (7:36) Porter c 4 0 1 0 Landrex cf 1 0 0 0 Buffalo 0 5 0 .000 43 149 rush post Saturday 7 Spognolo, Phil 24 288 12.0 2 Sohn,- Jets 21 239 11.4 2 tot. 11 Montraal (7:36) Friday 13 Buffalo (7:36) under his tutelage, to graduate Smith ss 4020 Sax 2b 3021 Central Newsome, Cle 21 225 10.7 2 Pittsburgh 1X1 584 745 Wadnaaday Transactions Cleveland 3 2 0 .400 93 81 B.Johnson. Atl X292 12.7 3 Saturday 14 Ptttsburoh (7:36) Mor>day 16 Montraal (7:36) from last place in the Adams Best Body (Checker) — Paul Tudor 0 2 0 0 0 Volenzul p 2 0 1 0 Chadwick, Det 214X 19.1 3 Collins, N E 21 214 10.3 I Los Angeles 14)9 439 980 Catgary (7:36) Thuraday 1i Beaton (7:36) Dayley o 0 0 0 0 NIedenfr p 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 2 3 0 .400 114 81 Wadnaaday 18 Division. ^ MacDermid. Jordan, Minn 21XI 12.9 0 Williams, Rol X 422 21.1 2 New Y ork 1440 447 9 X 21 Naw Jaraay (7:36) Thuraday 26 NY lalandara (8:06) ur Landrm oh 1 0 1 1 Cincinnati 1 4 0 .200 149 144 Saturday Bosoboll McKinnon. Chi XXI 19.1 4 M ock, Cle 20 233 11.7 I Cleveland 15X 450 10X 23 NY lalandan (7:36) Saturday 26 Toronto (806) Valedictorian Mike Liut is natu­ Most Likely To Get Jumped In Camobll 0 0 0 0 0 Baltimore — Will not offer contracts to Houston 1 4 0 .200 49 107 Sleveis, SD X 218 10.9 4 New England 14X 5 X 1059 Monday W Renfro, Dal XX7 15.4 3 Sunday 29 Datrolt (7:06) Tuaaday 31 Ouabac (7:36) rally called upon to say a few Montreal — Ulf Samuelsson, who Vn Slyk rf 0 0 0 0 inflelders Lenn Sakota and Rich Oauer, West Warner, Sea X 118 S.4 0 M Idm l 1453 444 989 Denver 3 2 0 .400 151 121 Yards yds no ova Id JANUARY Totals S3 1 8 1 Totals 32 4 8 4 and catcher Joe Nolan. litonuel, Giants 424 X 21.2 4 Yards yds no avp td Denver 1499 527 1172 JANUARY syllables to the fellowship. His may be held responsible for St. LOUIS 000 000 100— 1 Cincinnati — Greg Riddoch resigned os Kansas City 3 2 0 .400 121 104 Chandler, SD 4M 27 18.1 3 Houston 17X 819 910 Thuraday i Ouabac (7:36) Saturday 4 Edmonton (SCO) Canadien Pierre Mondu’s eye to L A Raiders 3 2 0 .400 115 100 HIM, Dal 407 X 14.5 3 7 Calgary (7:36) words of wisdom flow freely: Los A n ^ o s 000 103 OOx— 4 director of minor league clubs, effective Chadwick, Det 4X 21 19.1 3 Laroent, Seo 4X X 15.3 2 Konsos City 1740 540 12X Wadnaaday 16 Edmonton (7:36) Tuaaday injury. t r (kime-wlnnlng RBI — Guerrero (1). Dec. 31. Seattle 3 2 0 .400 134 143 Williams, Ral 422 20 21.1 2 SeaHle 1748 501 1X7 Friday 17 Ouabac (7:36) Friday 10 Varieouvsr (7:36) "Finish college, invest in stocks San Diego 2 3 0 .400 121 144 Cralo, S F 401 X 12.2 4 Chicago (6:00) E— Pendleton. DP— Los Angeles 1. Detroit — Pui^chosed contracts LIpps, Pit 416 25 14.7 4 Indianapolis 1779 458 112) Tbunday 23 Toronto (7:35) Sunday 12 and bonds, and don't ever screen Most Likely To Fight A Whaler National Conference Lofton, G B 387 24 14.1 1 Ouabac (7:36) LOB— St. Louis 7, LOS Angeles 6. of pitchers Brian Denman and Paul McKinnon, Chi XI X 19.1 4 Colllnsworth, Cln 397 22 18.0 2 Buffalo 1849 M2 907 Saturday 29 Winnapag (7:35) Saturday 18 me or I’ll cave in your shins.” In His First Shift — Chris Kotso- 2B— Herr, Madlock, Sox. SB— Smith Voigt from Nashville (AAA); gave Eost Stallworth, Pit X7 » 12.7 3 Cincinnati 1949 • Wadnaaday 29 Boston (7-39) Monday 20 NY Rangara (7:36) Cosbie, Dal XI X 12.7 1 4 X 1305 Boaton (7:39) poulos, the Maple Loaf. (1), M adlock (1), Guerrero 2 (2). Noshville controcts of Infielder Pedro W L T Pet. P F PA Son Diego Monday 27 Before making the grade at the Dallas 4 1 0 .800 132 84 Green, StL 3X 19 17.0 3 James, SO 349 X 12.5 2 2085 815 1270 S— Valenzuela. Chavez and catcher Dwight Lowery; J. Bell, TB 319 X 11.4 2 FEtRUARV FEBRUARY official Stanley Cup commence­ Hall Monitor — Joel IP H RERBBSO waiv^ outfielder Rusty Kuntz and N Y Giants 3 2 0 .400 113 80 Christensen, Rol 3X X 10.4 2 6 OatroH (7:36) St. Louis 3 2 0 .400 138 133 Renfro, Dol 307 X 15.4 3 Clayton, Mlo 3X 22 15.1 1 Saturday 1 NY Rangara (7:36) Thuraday ment. the student body takes time Quenneville. B< St. Louis pitchers Mickey Mahler and Bob (Jault, cm 305 13 X .5 1 Sunday 2 Washington (7:06) Tuaaday 11 St. LouN (7:36) Tudor (L 0-1) 5 2-3 7 4 3 1 3 Stc^dord. Washington 2 3 0 .400 73 131 Watson, Den 314 21 15.0 1 14 Wlnnlpag (6:(X)) out for Class Day, when all worthy Most Likely To Have His Head Philadelphia 1 4 0 .200 54 S3 Ella'rd, Roms »5 14 18.4 1 Tuaaday 4 ALL-STAR GAME Friday Si Doylev 1-3 0 0 0 50 0 Botkttboll N.Moore, Mlo 3)3 X 13.4 2 16 MInnaaota (7 JO) Whalers are labeled with Shaved In December — Dave Central B.Johnson, Atl 2X X 12.7 3 Butler, But 3)0 17 18.2 0 Boxing Saturday 8 Buffalo (7:36) ' Saturday fo Cam pbe' 1 1 0 0 0 0 Indlona — Agreed to contract terms Spagnolo, Phil 286 24 12.0 2 9 Naw Jaraay (6:06) Wadnaaday 19 Buffalo (7:36) Worrell 1 0 0 0 0 0 Chlcooo 5 0 0 1.000 143 88 Turner, Sea 302 15 X.) 7 Sunday superlatives. MacLean. with forward Waym an TIsdole. J o r^ n , M inn 271 21 12.9 0 Tuaaday 18 Var>couvar (7:36) Saturday 22 Montraal (806) bi Los Angelos Los Angeles Lakers — Traded forward Minnesota 3 2 0 .400 120 103 Brown, Cln 299 18 14.4 2 Class Bull-Shooter — Bobby Detroit 3 2 0 .400 I X 114 Quick, Phil 246 15 17.9 1 Carson, KC XI 13 X.4 3 Sunday 23 St. Loula (2:06) ValenzI (W 1-0) 41-3 7 1 1 2 4 Earl Jones to Son Antonio for future Clark, S F 242 19 12.7 3 Wadnaaday 28 MInnaaota (7:35) Most Likely To Succeed — Ron Crawford. NIedenfur (S 1) 2 2-3 1 0 0 0 2 considerations. Green Bay 2 3 0 .4X 117 123 Woolfolk, Hou 2X 15 19.3 2 Major fight schedule m Camobell pitched to 1 batter In 8th. Portlond — Signed free ogent center Tampa Bay 0 5 0 .OX 85 144 Marshall, K C 280 15 18.7 0 MARCH MARCH Francis. Boston (2M) 1 Ptttaburgh (7:36) fa W P — Worrell. T— 2:42. A — 55,270. Caldwell Jones from Chicago for 1967 West Interceptions Shuler, N Y J 277 X 9.9 1 Sunday 2 Saturday Most Likely To Secede — Mark Best Interview After A Loss — first-round draft pick. L A Ram s 5 0 0 1.0X I X X B. Johnson, Den276 12 X.O 3 (c-denotes defending chgmplon) Wadnaaday 9 Buffalo (7:36) Friday 7 Buffalo (7:36) no yds Ip Id Mortday 10 Montraal (7:36) Fusco. He won't hang around if he Dave Tippett. Football San Froncisco 3 2 0 .4X 145 91 Wavmer, N O 4 X X 0 Butler, Ind 272 14 19.4 2 Saturday 8 Ouabac (7:36) BlueJays6,Royali5(10) Atlonta — Activoted linebacker David New Drleans 3 2 0 .4X 113 I X Interceptions Thuraday IS NY talandara (7:35) Tuaaday 10 DatreK (7:36) gets the axe. - Most Likely To Be Traded — Thurman, Dali 4 2) 21 1 19 St. Loula (7:36) Frye; waived defensive lineman Roy Atlonta 0 5 0 .OX 94 142 Walls, Dal 4 9 4 1 no yds Ip td Oct. 12 at Birmingham, England — Saturday 19 Chicago (7:36) Wadnaaday Class Clown — Greg Malone, Risto Siltanen. the skate-goat. Harris. Sunday's (James Cherry, KC S X X 0 c-Azumah Nelson vs. Pat Cowdell, 12, Saturday 22 Loa A n g a ^ (7.36) KANSAS CITY TORONTO Johnson, R om s 3 X 44 1 Boaton (205) who should fool them all again and Class Politician — Liut. His abrhbl abrlibl Cievelond — Signed free ogent (All Times EDT) Fellows, Doll 3 X X 0 Woodruff, Pit 3 42 X 0 W B C featherweight title. Sunday 23 defenslvebock William "D.D."Hoggard; NY Giants at CIncInnotl, 1 p.m. Ross, K C 3 47 27 0 Wadnaaday 28 Montraal (7:36) Herald photo by Tarquinlo pile up the points. teammates would vote for him for Smith If 5 0 0 0 Go rd o 2b 5 0 0 0 Green, Rom s 3 X X 0 Waahirtgton (7:35) Wilson cf 5 2 3 2 Moseby cf 5 2 2 1 placed wide receiver Fred Bonks on St. Louis at Phllodelphla, 1 p.m. Patterson, NYG 3 X X 1 Brown, Hou 3 19 13 0 Oct. 13 at Lancaster, Pa. — Earl Saturday 29 Class Flirt — Sly Turgeon. The anything. Pittsburgh at [Jallas, 1 p.m. Brett 3b 4 0 0 0 Bell If 3 2 0 Injured 1 reserve; waived safety back Greg Greenwood, T B 3 5 5 0 Harris, Sea 3 3 3 0 Hargrove vs. Jimmy Sykes, 10, middle- ARRIL ARML Buffalo at New England, 1 p.m. marksman just might flirt with 50 Most Likely To Watch The M cRae dh 5 0 2 0 Johnsn dh 3 0 2 1 Best. Rushing 14 tied with 2 weights. Tuaaday 1 Buffalo (7:36) Thuraday 3 Washington (7:36) Ray Ferraro, a miej-season callup last year, will center the Cleveland at Houston, 1 p.m. goals. All-Star Game From The Bench — White 2b 4 0 2 1 Thorntn or 0 1 0 0 Denver — Placed free sofetv Steve ott yds ovg to td Rushing Oct. IS at Atlantic City, N.J. — Lester Saturday 5 Toronto (7:39) Sunday 8 Boaton (706) Whalers’ No. 2 line and the team is hoping he can supply Bolbonl 1b 5 0 0 0 Oliver dh 2 0 11 Foley on injured reserve; troded a 1986 Denver at Indlonapolls, 1 p.m. Wilder, TB IX SX 4.4 X 2 ott yds ovg Ig td Ellis vs. Jocko King, 10, lunlor Class Spirit — Kevin Dineen. Liut, Francis and Turgeon. Detroit at Washington, 1 p.m. Motley rf 2 10 0 Barfield rf 4 0 1 2 droft choice to Los Angeles Rams for Dorsett, Dal 94 444 4.7 31 I M cNeil, Jets I X 472 4.5 49 2 lightweights. some of the offense of the departed Mark Johnson Most Reserved Individual — Most Likely To Watch The Sherldn rf 1 1 1 1 Upshaw lb 4 0 1 0 tight end Mike Barber. L A Ram s at Tampa Bay, 1 o.m. Riggs, Atl I X 396 3.8 X 2 Warner, Sea 101 417 4.1 21 5 Oct. 14 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Survdbrg c 4 0 1 1 G lorg 3b 3 0 1 0 Kansas CItv — P la c ^ left tackle Mott Minnesota vs. Green B ov (M IL), 1 p.m. Rogers, Wash 77 XI 4.9 31 1 Allen, Ral 96 409 4.3 X 2 M eldrick Taylor vs. Jam es AAorflnez, 8, Steve Weeks, not by his choice. All-Star Game From The Stands — Blancin ss 2 1 1 0 Altullnks 3b 1 0 1 0 Herkenhoff on Injured reserve; signed At)anta at Seattle, 4 p.m. M ack, Cle 47 3S4 5.3 41 3 llgntwelghts. Chicago at San Francisco, 4o.m. Tyler, SF 73 367 S O X 2 Grey-suit clients of mdlti- Dlorg oh 0 0 0 0 Whift c 4 0 0 0 guord Scott Auer. Anderson, StL 75 342 4.8 X 4 Byner, Cle X 350 4.3 X 3 Oct. 17 at Atlantic CItv, N .J R o y Roy Most Likely To Retire And cxirporation season ticket holders. Concpcn ss 0 0 0 0 Fernndz ss 3 1 1 0 Miami — Acquired linebacker Hugh Kansas City at San Diego, 4 p.m. Clark, GB X 3X 4.1 80 3 Bell, Buf 87 340 3.9 18 2 Gray vs. Kenny Snow. 10, lunlor Totals D S 10 S Totals 37 4 10 4 Green from Tampa Bay for two draft New Drleans ot L A Raiders, 4 p.m. Riggins, W ash 48 292 4.3 51 2 Brooks, Cln 47 3 X 5.0 X 4 mlddlewelghts. Become Assistant Oiach — Mike Most Likely To Watch The Two out wtion wlnnlna run scorod choices; placed defensive bock Mike Monday's Gomes Povton, cm 44 290 4.4 X 2 /'Winder, [3en M 3 X 4.0 42 4 Oct. 17 at Merrillville. Ind. — Harold Zuke. All-Star Game From Home, On Kansas City 002 100 001 1— 5 KozlowskI on Injured reserve. M iam i at N Y Jets, 9 p.m. Pollard, Pit 69 309 4.5 19 0 Brazier vs. Joey Ruiz, 10, lunlor They’d settle for fourth place M orris, N Y G 74 2 X 3.812 2 Toronto 000102 010 3— 4 Seattle— Signed fullback AndreHordv. Sunday, Oct. M C. James, N E 61 288 4.7 65 1 welterweights. Most Fun To Be With — Torrie ESPN — Real hockey fans. Cincinnati at Houston, 1 p.m. Cralo, S F 45 X I 4.0 42 4 Game-winning R B I — Oliver (1). Hockey Nelson, M inn 42 244 4.3 17 0 Wonslev, Ind 48 262 5.5 X 3 Oct. 25 at Atlantic City, N.J. — E— Brett, Sundberg, Balbonl. New York Rongers — Assigned Dallas at Phllodelphla, 1 p.m. Abercrombie, Pit 41 243 4.0 X 1 c-CalvIn Grove vs. Richard Savage, wound up with its highest rank in looks as though the Whalers' days Evans was noncommital. "It Indianapolis at Buttalo, 1 p.m. E.Jackson, Phil 75 2 X 3.4 X 0 Bv Bob PapettI DP— Kansas City 1, Toronto 1. LOB— defenseman Andre Dore to Hershev White, Rom s 40 245 4.1 X 2 Heard, K C 49 214 3.1 X 2 I X U S B A bantamweight title. Herald Sports Writer the staniiings to date. That’s right, of losing more than they win may changes every year,” he said. “ My Konsos City 7, Toronto 5.2B— Sundberg, (AHL) to complete compensation to LA Raiders ot Cleveland, 1 p.m. Nothan, M ia 42 203 4.8 21 2 L A Ram s at Kansas CItv, 1 o.m. Montoom erv, Det 49 2 X 3.4 X 0 finally be over. Whether they can first year here, we were supposed Johnson. HR— Wilson (1), Sheridan Philodelphiaforslgnlng Coach Ted Sator. Dickerson, Rom s X 174 4.4 43 3 KInnebrew, Cln X 195 5.1 14 3 Oct. X at Anchoroge, Alaska — Alexis fourth place. (1). SB— M oseby (1), Wilson (1). Washington — Assigned left wing Yvon New Orleans at Atlanta, 1 p.m. James, S D X I X 5.5 56 1 Arguello vs. Andy Nance, 10, lunlor HARTFORD — There are no Whalers coach Jack Evans has win more than they lose, though, is to catch Quebec. Then last year, it N Y Jets at New England, 4 p.m. (Jolon, NO 43 214 5.0 X 2 S— Bloncolona. SF— Bell. Corriveau to Toronto (DHL) ond left Cunningham, Phil 25 X I 8.0 37 0 M orlarltv, Hou S3 I X 3.4 11 0 welterweights. had his share of fourth place still an intriguing mystery. was supposed to be Montreal. Now wing Andre HIdl and defenseman TImo St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Davenport, M ia X 175 4.9 X 2 plans for raising a division pennant San Diego at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Ellis, GB X 192 5.13 9 2 Oct. 30 at L4IS Vegas, Nev. — Jom ev IP H RERBBSO BlomqvIst to Binghamton (AHL). W.WHson, NO SO 191 3.8 X 0 Collins, NE 52 144 3.2 13 1 Ollenberger vs. Juan Ramon Santana, 12, to the rafters. No designs of finishes in the NHL. Before guiding Realistically, a .500 record is everyone says Boston.” Kam os City San Francisco at Detroit, 1 p.m. M cM illan, Ind X 163 4.9 X 2 Hartford the past two turns, Evans The discouraging word is that W o shln^on at N Y Giants. 1 p.m. Punting lunlor welterweights; Donald Copies vs. usurping the Prince of Wales possible, and even probable. Block 7 5 3 2 1 5 no to ovg Puntbip Darryl Savoy, 10, lunlor lightweights. piloted a franchise.in the mid-70s But as Evans so emphatically each Adams foe has the capacity to Quibrrv (L 0-1) 2 2-3 5 3 1 0 2 Seattle at Denver, 4 p.m. no Ig ovg crown. Certainly, none dare dream Tampa Bay at M iam i, 4 p.m. Landeto, NYG X 48 45.4 Nov. 4 at Las Vegos, Nev. — Chris improve. Quebec has added John Toronto Saxon. [Jal X 57 4S.Q Comarlllo, N E X 75 44.4 Calvin vs. Greg Haugen, 10, lightweights. of sipping effervescence from an that came in fourth three straight concedes: "You can play .500 KOV 3 1-3 7 3 3 1 2 Mondinr, Oct. 21 Molslelenko, SD 27 43 44.4 Anderson to its already formidable Green Bay at Chlcogo, 9 p.m. Coleman, Min X 42 X .5 over-sized Cup. times. Unfortunately, there were hockey and be one of the 10 best Lam p 3 2-3 0 0 0 0 3 Buford, cm X 49 43.5 Roby, M ia 17 62 44.9 All they want to do is finish only four teams in the division. teams and still not make the firepower. Boston is banking on the Lavoilt 0 0 0 0 1 0 Calendar Birdsong, StL 25 66 43.4 L.Johnson, Hou X 59 43.4 Henke (W 1-0) 3 3 2 2 2 4 G arda, T B 17 41 43.1 Stork, Ind 2) 41 43.2 fourth. Most of his Hartford detractors playoffs.” comebacks of Barry Pederson and Lovelle pltch^ to 1 batter in 8th. NFL atatialica Hansen. NO , X » 42J Norman, [Jen X 40 42.0 As the Hartford Whalers embark have no idea just how tough "Tex” That's because the current Gord Kluzak. Buffalo has a wealth HBP— by Block (Bell). WP— Block. Black, Det ' 24 57 42.5 Kidd, Buf » 55 41.9 on their seventh NHLseason — and Evans has had it. His first crack at playoff format calls for the first of as-yet unfulfilled potential on T— 3:39. A— 34,029. TODAY Hatcher, Rams X 55 42.1 Mclnally, Cln X X 41A Olym pics Girls Soccer NEW YORK — Natlonol Football Moves, W ash 14 55 41.4 Jennings, Jets X 40 41.8 fifth in the aggravating Adams the Big Time helm, 1975-76, his club four finishers in the four divisions. the front lines, and Montreal’s East Hampton at Coventry, 3:15 League Individual leaders; Runoger, SF X 57 41.4 Gov, Ral X 57 41.2 Division — prospects for a playoff called itself the California Golden It has been well-chronicled that promising, young defense will only NATIONALFOOTBALLCONFER- Bolton at Portland. 3:15 Horan, Phil X 57 40.4 J.Arnold, K C 31 42 40.8 bid have never been more urgent. Seals. The outfit then moved to that the Whalers, who have never get better. ENCE Donnelly, Atl X 56 40.4 Newsome, Pit 30 SB 40.7 Radio, TV Scoring W-Winftr Games immortal hockey hotbed of Cleve­ FRIDAY Prokop, GB X 44 X.S Gossett, Cle X 44 37.7 S-Summer Games Since realignment in 1981, when played .500 hockey, nevertheless On an optimistic note, all four Football Touchdowns Id rush rec rot pis Punt Returns Punt Returns they were delivered to the diaboli­ land, Ohio and became the Barons accumulated more points (69) in Eost Catholic at Xavier (Palmer Craig, S F 8 4 4 0 48 1M0 Adams antagonists may have TONIGHT no yds ovg lo Id no yds ovg Ig Id W-Squaw Valleve Calif. SS0/00(XBS cal denizens of the Adams, the for two more forgettable cycles. '85-86 than three post-season quali­ Field), 7 : X o.m. McKinnon, Chi 4 0 4 0 X Bright, TB 9 IX 11.4 X 0 Walker, Ral 11 IX 14.0 X 0 drawbacks, as well. The Nor- 7:05 Whalers vs. Sabres, W TIC radio. Brown, M inn 5 3 2 0 X 7:X Rangers vs. Capitols, ESPN Bovs Soccer Stanley, G B 11 118 10.7 15 0 Frvar, N E 17 200 11.8 85 1 19X “ M'OOO'CBS Whalers have never ended up Ultimately, the team’s charter fiers — Detroit (66), Minnesota diques' best player, Michel Goulet, Cheney Tech at Portland, 3:15 Anderson, StL 4 4 0 0 X 8:X Cardinals vs. Dodgers, Channels Taylor, Chi 10 105 10.5 21 0 HIM, But 9 99 11.0 25 0 W-Innsbruck, Austria SS97J)0O-ABC anywhere but last. Fifth place for was revoked and its roster ab­ (62) and the New York Rangers Bolton at Coventry, 3:15 Cottman, GB 4 0 4 0 X McConkev, GInts IS IX 9.3 37 0 LIpps, Pit 7 77 11.0 X 0 is still a hold-out. The Bruins lost 22.30 Dickerson. Roms 4 4 0 0 X S-Tokyo 81 JOOJW n BC four years running. And out of any sorbed by the Minnesota North (62). ' 10:X Horse Racing: Young America Girls Soccer Coooer, Phil 11 99 9.0 14 0 James, S D 8 X 10.5 24 0 inspirational leaders Terry Manchester at Hartford Public, 3:X Manuel, NYG 4 0 4 0 X Stars. Evans' squad literally went Grade ONe Stokes Race, ESPN Mondlev, Del is IX I.B 19 0 Montgomery, Ral 8 X 10.5 X 0 W ^ e p o b le , Fronce XJOOJXIO-ABC other running. "If you’re in fourth place in the O'Reilly and Mike Milbury. The East Cothollc'at South Windsor, 3:30 Klcklnp ep-o fg-o Igpis B.Johonson, Atl 9 74 E 4 18 0 Wllimte, [Jen 11 i n 9.8 18 0 extinct. Cress Country Butler, cm 19-19 10-14 X 49 S-Mexico CItv X.SOOZIOO-ABC It seems hard to imagine Hart­ Adams,” noted Evans, “ You’re up Sabres’ gang of underachievers Nelson, M inn 7 55 7.9 IS 0 KozlowskI, M ia 7 45 9 J 17 0 1972 With a two-year Hartford record Cheney Tech of Vlnol Tech, 3:X Septlen, Dal 15-15 9-14 X 42 AAortln, NO 7 X 7.6 13 0 Lone, K C 12 I X 8.5 14 0 ford as a member of the Norris about the seventh or eighth best threatens to become the North Girls Swimming Andersen, NO 11-12 10-13 55 41 W-Sopporo, Japan M.4a0J10O-NBC McLemore. SF 12 M 7.0 14 0 Drewrey, Hou 7 57 8.1 16 0 S-Munich, West (Jer. S7JOOJOO-ABC Division, where it resided for two of 58-83-19, Evans knows that his team in the league.” Stars of the conference, while the Bowling Fermi at Manchester, 3:X O'Donoghue, StL 16-14 8-11 49 40 Kickoff Returns Kickoff Rotums East Catholic at Middletown, 3:X M urray, Det 10-11 8-11 44 X 1974 terms and even made its lone next six months in the Insurance Historically, the average record Canadiens’ offense is suspect, to no yds ovg Ig Id no yds ovg Ig td W-Innsbrucfc, Austrlo $10J)OOJ)00-ABC Girls Volleyball PoH lng Gault, cm 7 2 X X .3 99 1 Tasker, Hou 13 3X 27.1 X 0 post-season appearance in the Capitol will decide his future. and point total for No. 4 in the past say the least. Manchester at Hartford Public, 3:X ott camp PCI yds Id bit S-Montreal SXJX104100-ABC Rhymes, Minn 13 3K X.4 55 0 V.Johnson, Den 8 205 X.6 X 0 1980 inaugural year of 1979-80 (Mont­ "I sure could use a better year,” four seasons is around 35-34-11 for Homa Enginaara M cM ahn, Ch I X 79 44.211X 10 5 Martin, NO 10 X I X.1 49 0 Martin, Cln 11 2X X.O X 0 It presents a possibility of a SATURDAY Brtkwsk, Atl 111 49 42.2 7X S 1 W-Loke Placid, N.Y. SISJOOZtOO-ABC real swept a three-game series). hesighed. “ Ilovetowinasmuchas 80 points. It would seem within Freemon, TB 14 3X X.1 X 0 Starring, N E 17 401 X.O S3 0 S-Moscow t87J)0OJ10O-NBC log-jam in the Adams’ race. If the Alyce McArdle 183-494, Cindy Hurley Football Montana, S F 172 I X 41.41273 )0 5 Hunter, Phil 14 X 4 X .4 44 0 James, SD 11 255 X.O 44 0 The Whale closed out both anyone. Losing is the pits.” reach for the Whalers, who were Herald photo by Tarquinlo 181, TrudI Zuldem o 192-504, Donna Rockville at M anchester, 1 : X p.m. Dickey, G B 1)1 60 X.1 778 7 3 I f X Jenkins, W ash 18 404 X .4 X 0 Hampton. Mlo / 15 3 X X .9 40 0 W-Sorolevo, Yug. 891 J00j)00-ABC campaigns ahead of the Detroit For Evans' sake, and the sake of 30-41-9 last time around, after Whalers can hang in there and Hardnty 174-4X, Kris Carpenter 179- Boys Soccer Simms, N Y G 147 71 48.3 1232 )0 5 (Jentrv, Chi 8 ISO 22.5 36 0 Erenberg, PH \ 12 273 X . l X 0 avoid habitual Ipsing streaks, they Rookie defenseman Dana Murzyn will add — hopefully 475, Linda Corbitt 177-482, Lll Donovan Hartford Public at Manchester, 10:X Kromr, Mnn 147 94 X.3 i211 8 4 S-L4>s Angeles S2XXX10J100-ABC Red Wings — the only NHL club professional hockey in this city, the going 28-42-10 in '83-M. Bright, T B 7 150 21.4 47 0 Young, Oe 13 291 X.4 41 0 19T just might sneak in. 441, Morly Dvorok 490, Cathy Bohlol- o.m. Lomax, StL 159 85 X.5 1143 8 7 Mormon, SF 9 IX 21.0 X 0 Martin, Ind 13 289 X .2 X 0 Hartford has beaten out — and outlook is at least encouraging. It But who are they going to catch? — some muscle to the Whaler defense corps. lon 487, Brenda DInowell 482. D. WMsn, NO 131 X X.4 9X 4 5 W -Calgary, A lborto $3094)a0ZBI>-ABC Aoulnos at East Catholic, 10:Xo.m. Austin, Atl 13 2X 20.7 4) 0 Steels SD 9 198 X.O X 0 S-Saoul.------il. S.K i Ko r i o ...... 8300-8500 mllllon-NBC—* MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Oct. 10. 1985 - 1$ 1 4 - h I« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuradav. Oct. 10, 1985 Scholastic roundup Sports In Brief FOCUS / Family Striders to meet Oct. 30 East streak comes to a halt iP '-' Next meeting of the Silk City Striders will take place cross country team won its first of Wednesday, Oct. 30, at the First Federal Savings Bank building MIDDLETOWN — A four-game High came within an eyelash of Cross Country the year, 26-31, over Rocky Hill at 7:30 p.m. There will be a board of directors meeting at 7 p.m. winning streak was snapped for recording its sixth straight shutout High on Wednesday. Guest speaker will be Dr. Mark Blatt and his topic will be ‘A East Catholic's boys soccer team Wednesday afternoon. Unfortu­ E C drops two Malik Williams, Ed Hill, Todd total approach to fitness.’ Wednesday as -the opportunist nately, host Vinal Tech scored with Rose and Matt Alpert swept Falcons of Xavier High garnered a 37 seconds left in the first half to nip WEST HARTFORD — There positions three thru six for the 4-0 HCC win in Middletown. the Patriots, 1-0, at their own was very little room between the Beavers, now 1-6 for the season. Mini golf tourney reset Saturday Undefeated Xavier, the HCC game. .three competitors in Hartford Cheney is back in action Friday leader, is now 8-0, 8-0-1 overall. The COC decision left Coventry County Conference boys cross against Vinal Tech in Middletown. VERNON — The Northern Connecticut Chapter of the East drops to 4-4, 4-5 overall. at 4-1 in the conference, 6-1-1 country action Wednesday as East Leukemia Society of American has rescheduled its 1985 Magical Results: 1. Joh n B o lo e r 1RH> A first-half mishap led to the overall. Vinal is now 4-2, 5-2 Catholic succumbed to host (or 3.1 miles, 2. Brian Wilson (RH), 3. Mini Golf Tournament to Saturday between noon and 4 p.m. at Eagles' downfall. After Jim Foiey overaii. Northwest Catholic and Notre M a lik W illia m s (C T ), 4. Ed H ill jC T ),5 . Connecticut Golf Land in Vernon. Carl Lombardo scored the game­ Dame of West Haven by tight Tadd Rose (CT),4. Ma« AlM rt jCT),7. gave Xavier a 1-0 iead on a K a rl S onkis ( R H ) ,8. Art K e lle v (CT),9. Donation of $3 is asked and ail proceeds will go to the society's 15-yarder, East goalie Scott winning goal off a play begun by a identical 27-28 margins. Dean Fono (RH), 10. Steve Tkaciuk programs of research, patient aid and education both public and Jensen let a throw in pass under his direct kick. Notre Dame outdueled Northw­ (CT). •' professional. legs. HCC leading scorer Jeff est, 24-31. The Pats held a 16-6 shot For further information, call Cathy at 524-5953. Bagweli pouifced and deposited the . “We had a good team effort. I advantage, but none were overly ball into an open net to make it 2-0. was impressed by Kevin Ciaglo Girls Volleyball difficult for shutout netminder Bob Mike Nessier and Bagweii added and Paul Ray’s effort,” cited East Hallow. «'* Hedlund starter at Maine pad goals in the second half. coach Jack Hull, who saw his club M HS swept " I think we were a littie confused The Eagles held a 23-12 shot dip to 5-2 in dual meet action with Manchester High girls volleyball ORONO, Me. — Junior forward Jay Hediund has one goal and by their speed,” said Coventry advantage, and beat the Falcons to the two losses. team was swept in three sets, 15-6, two assists thus far for the University of Maine soccer team this coach Bob Plaster. "They put a lot nirvana 17 more 50-50 balls. East is back in action Monday at 15-9 and 15-7, by visiting Enfield of pressure on us, and as far as N. fall. “ But stats don’t win games,” the Wickham Park Invitational. High Wednesday at Clarke Arena. ballhanding, it was probabiy our The only goal scored by the former Manchester High standout said East coach Tom Maiin. Reiults: Bob Speers (ND) 14:41 (or Tracy Kosak and Vichitphank worst game." was the game-winner against Boston College. Hedlund has Joei Ciszewski, Biii Reveiiese 2.8 miles, 3. Folldlno (ND), 3. Mike Keovilay played well for the 3-6 Fullbacks Mike Burrell and Remlnoino (NW), 4. Paul Rov (EC), 5. started all seven games for Maine. and Dave Rusczyk played well for Danny Ellis piayed well for the H ill (N W ), 4. P ow e r (N W ), 7. K evin locals. Funeral combines The Black Bears had a 4-3 record thru games of last weekend. the losers. Cloglo (EC), 8. ClerclerskI (ND), 9. Enfield also took the junior losers, while forward Mike Hassett East’s No. 1 goalie, T.J. Leahy, Joel Feehon (EC), 10. Steve O'Neill varsity match, 16-14,10-15 and 15-5. did a good job up front. (EC). was iost for 1-2 weeks after Manchester is back in action elements of Coventry hosts Bolton High in Bullets top Celts In exhibition fracturing a thumb in practice. Cheney wins first Friday at Hartford Public at 3:30 another COC contest Friday at 3:15 The Eagles host Aquinas at WORCESTER, Mass. — Jeff Ruland poured in 20 points and p.m. ROCKY H ILL - Cheney Tech p.m. MCC's Cougar Fieid in Saturday Bu(ddhism, Laotian C liff Robinson added 17 to lead the Washington Bullets to a 101-95 If-' morning HCC action at 10:30 a.m. victory Wednesday night over the Boston Celtics in a pre-season game. folk custom, and Boston, which committed 25 turnovers, drops to 2-2 in Patriots upset Cougars m exhibition play. Washington has won both its pre-season MIDDLETOWN - Coventry the Laotians’ contests. A highlight of the game was the matchup between Bill Walton, blanked V an aggressive center recently acquired by Boston and Manute Manchester Community College adopted land Dai Bol, Washington's 7-foot-6 rookie from the Sudan, who played Cosell says saw its soccer team dip to 1-5-2 most physically in the fourth quarter when he grabbed nine Wednesday, after the baffled Cou­ Bv Adele Angle rebounds. no thanks gars were edged by visiting Focus Editor Hoiyoke Community College, 1-0, Hugh Green dealt to Miami to Series at Cougar Field. Khamkeo Keovilay stood in a crowded hallway Holyoke, 4-3, got a goal from of the large house at 66 Walnut St. on Saturday. As A, Mike Martel with four minutes left MIAMI — Hugh Green, traded from Tampa Bay to Miami she explained Laotian customs, small children in the game. Wednesday, says he can now set about achieving the goals he has NEW YORK (AP) - Sportscas- MCC controlled the tempo but raced in and out, stepping over piles of shoes for the "second phase” of his N F L career, which include playing ter Howard Cosell, whose new book just couldn't solve winning goalie which appeared in every corner. in a Super Bowl. criticizes ali of his former coi- Stu Ritter, who made 10 saves in “ After we get everytlung all set, we have to Bv V Green, named to thf Pro Bowl twice, was traded for a No. 1 and leagues from "Monday Night the shutout. The Cougars held a pray together,” she saidlid. Sped No. 2 pick in the 1986 draft shortly after he expressed his Footbali," has withdrawn from the 19-13 advantage in shots. Behind her, about 15 white-robed girls and displeasure with the Buccaneers. As ABC team assigned to cover the Manchester is now idie until women prepared themselves in one bedroom. 'T o make room for Green, the Dolphins placed defensive back quiet. Worid Series. Saturday, Oct. 19, when Greenfield Some used hair dryers. Others helped to wrap the Mike Kozlowski on injured reserve. Kozlowski suffered torn Community College visits Cougar musi( ABC spokesman Irv Brodsky white robes around one other. All were to be ankle ligaments against the Steelers Sunday. Fieid. A pair of upcoming games make “ white nuns” for the day, a mark of respect for " I felt that a lot of things I wanted to accomplish in the second said Wednesday that the network on the slate have been cancelled — tight!: phase of my career in the N F L (wouldn’t happen at Tam pa),” "did offer Howard the role of Oct. 12 vs. Middlesex and Oct. 16 the dead. leotar Green said Wednesday after watching the end of the Dolphins pre-game show anchor, feeling he vs. Housatonic. Across the hall, a quieter bedroom Was filled angui with about 15 male relatives, already in prayer. Bounthavy Tannhavong (center), head shaven and robed to light practice. would be excellent in that roie, but Middlesex has dropped to non­ Chaupheug Keovilay (in front), a granddaughter of futuri " I wanted to start from scratch, work hard and have the ability Howard refused that position and varsity status, while Housatonic Many were grandsons of the deceased. All were take on the role of a monk, prays under the canopy at graveside the late Thet Hanesana, leads a procession of "vyhite comp to win and appreciate a win, and from that, we'd have a chance to suggested he not work the Series at lost its program, altogether. barefoot and sat cross-legged on the floor. All had services at East Cemetery. ment ali.” shaved their heads earlier that morning. Their nuns" through the Walnut Street house where friends be in the playoffs and Super Bowl.” - Herald photo by Pinto group saffron-colored robes contrasted sharply with the- . Coseil, the most ceiebrated and and family gathered to begin Saturday’s funeral for mood dark walls. As the women were to be nuns, the controversial sports broadcaster A very happy Indian Huskies the Laotian elder. playfi Davift calls purge ‘raw deal’ in America, was unavaiiabie for men were to be monks. shiftii “ The men shave their heads to take on the role DALLAS — Former Texas Christian University running back comment. White-clad Chris Rovegno of Manchester High was a or do! trium ph of the monk,” Keovilay explained. Kenneth Davis, purged from the squad for raking in as much as He did work the network's happy person as she scored a goal in recent outing. pairit regular-season g ^ e s , and his In a monotone, the men echoed the prayers Now $18,000 in Illegal booster payments, says Coach Jim Wacker gave Rovegno and her Indian teammates have plenty to be him a raw deal. departure from major-ieague STORRS (AP) - The University which two Buddhist monks recited. with frenz “ I never thought he would kick me off the team ,” Davis told the basebali’s championship leaves happy about, having a 7-1 record after eight games. of Connecticut soccer team scored motii Dallas Morning News. “ I think he did me wrong.” Cosell with oniy his radio commen­ two goals in the first 11 minutes DOWNSTAIRS, the living room was filled with chani Davis, who led the NCAA in yards per cari^ in 1984 and was tary, his highly acclaimed but against Yale and held on for a 2-1 old men. Most sat quietly, playing cards. victory Wednesday. for it: considered a top Heisman Trophy prospect this year, was one of pooriy rated teievision program, The dining room floor was spread with bowls of Seventh-ranked Connecticut re­ Thi seven players whom Wacker removed from the team after they every color and size, filled with food to feed the "ABC Sportsbeat,” and occasional West Side Sports Night mains undefeated at 10-0-3 and perfo confessed they took money to stay and play. monks. Half a dozen women sat, talking quietly ^ assignments such as ABC Super- Yale drops to 1-5-1. tive Stars competition. The first goal was scored six among themselves, absorbed in preparing the Frida Assigned to ABC's Worid Series coming up Saturday minutes into the game by senior feast which was planned that morning, and would in H Carter undergoes surgery team will be A1 Michaels, Jim Matt Addington who took a pass continue throughout the day and night. ' spant Adults' laughter and children’s shouts grou) Palmer and Tim McCarver, with The 2Sth annual West Side Old through west side streets, passing from Thouki Stavrianidis five NEW YORK — New York Mets catcher Gary Carter yards out. punctuated the hum of voices. The smell of garlic also I Michaels and California Angeis Timers Sports Night will be held Pagani Field and the Mahoney Rec underwent successful arthroscopic surgery on his right knee Four and one-half minutes later, and incense spread throughout the house. Pit outfielder Reggie Jackson han­ Saturday night at the British- Center to the British-American Wednesday. Tony Rizza scored the second goal The funeral of Thet Hanesana was under way. shing Mets team physicians Dr. James Parks and Dr. Fiske Warren dling the pre-game show. American Club at 73 Maple Street Club unassisted from 25 yards out. At times, the gathering of about 1(X) people more mout took an hour to repair tom outer cartilage on the knee that had In his book, " I Never Played the with a reunion of all sports teams Nate Agostinelli, president of athle Rizza advanced on a 40-yard ran resembled a large party than a funeral. This was troubled Carter most of the season. Game," recently excerpted in TV in the past 40 to 50 years in town Manchester State Bank, will be the through Yale midfield before strik­ class not surprising, because Buddhists believe that Guide, Coseii assaiied everyone he planned. main speaker. ing over the heads of the defense and t death is simply another step in the cycle toward worked with on the Monday Night Football, baseball and basket­ A social hour will begin at 6 p.m. and past Yale goalie Jeff Duback. usin) perfect blessedness, or nirvana. Oakland board blocks Giants Football announcing team. ball players throughout the town with a buffet dinner starting at 7 mimi Connecticut is back in action more OAKLAND, Calif. — The Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Cosell gave up covering pro are welcomed to talk about the old p.m. Tickets are $10 apiece and Sunday at home against North H AN ESAN A WAS the 74-year-old mother of their Board voted unanimously Wednesday to block an attempt by the boxing and the N FL in recent days. will be available at the door. Carolina at 2:30 p.m. Khamthanh Keovilay, whose husband, Khansao tural San Francisco Giants to move the baseball team to their facility years. 'The festivities will begin with a Keovilay, is the unofficial leader of Manchester's for the next three years while a downtown stadium was being When he pulled out of the NFL parade from Hose Co. No. 1 on Laotian community. The Keovilay home on IN built. telecasts, he said pro footbaii had Hartford Road with the parade (whi( Walnut Street has long been a gathering place for Giants owner Bob Lurie had sought permission to temporarily “ become a stagnant bore.” consisting of old cars passing The altar In front of the Walnut Street home Khansao Keovilay holds a na move his National League franchise to the Alameda County Laotians, who have turned to him for advice and flowers, candles, incense and the food which the spirit of the deceased most facility and share it with the American League Oakland A's. DISCOVER help. Pilot However, the board's rejection and the lack of action by the A ’s Please (urn to page IS will need on its way to the afterlife. dictii after a meeting Tuesday means the proposal is probably dead. THE NEXT BEST THING situa "The board voted today not to allow the Giants to play here,” hum: said a Coliseum spokesman. The vote was 8-0. F A S T T R A C K mom TO A NEW CAR: Du lus, a Pacers, Tisdale reach agreement ally : A USED CAR From the a INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Pacers reached an agreement ACTION embi Wednesday with their top draft choice, Wayman Tisdale of sum, Oklahoma, the second selection in this year's NBA draft. susp: The agreement was completed in a meeting Wednesday in and i Phoenix, Ariz., l^tween Tisdale’s representatives and Pacer artis officials, including owner Herb Simon and president Bob CARTERS alwa Salyers. the b Tisdale, regarded as a key player in turning around the Ini dopo straggling Pacers, is the all-time Big Eight scorer after just 84 CHEV CAVAUER XS’ 82 FORD FMRMONT Chaa three years for the Sooners. The 6-foot-9 forward had 2,661 points 4 Dr. 4 Cyl.. Auto. ft. 4Dr.,8Cyl..Auto.AC. P8. AC. P8 *6995 R- and I and 1,048 rebounds in his career. *4695 flutt: (2 FORD EXP. CPE. 82 OLDS CUTLASS E a S' mooi Rangers assign Andre Dore 4 Cyt.. 4 8pd.. 8t«r«o SUPREME reed C m *., R M r D*fog >4495 Cp*.. VO. Auto. AC. PS. S R / R f l NEW YORK — The New York Rangers Wednesday assigned PB. AM/FM. R*r D Xog U f UU COUUMBUS WEEKEND SCHEDULB the terfl defenseman Andre Dore to the Hershey Bears of the American 7 8 C N E V n u . 8ACT. SUN. MON. CO LUM BUS DAY of hi Hockey League to complete compensation to Philadelphia for 4 Dr.. VI. Auto, OCT 11 OCT. 12 cx:t 13 and signing coach Ted Sator. P8, 8t*r«o ^*!?''^3595 TRUCKS IS Evening Races 15 Matinee Races ISMatlnooRacM Spoclal MatloM 7 30 pm ItX Jp im PMtormane* disci 81 FORD CLUB WAGON 100pm 84 FORD ESCORT 14 Evening Races SptcMEvwiIng tS R acM bun O’s to drop three players OC^AutoACPSPa 10095 7 30 pm. P w to nm nea 1:00 pm. care 8 ta Wo .4 C yl.,A u lo, P8. * ^ 8 9 5 13 Ra e m whit AC, R. Luggao* R*cfc Brighten-up your upcoming 7:30 p.m Sytha Phakoosonh enjoys a BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Orioles Wednesday announced All four /nvorifo wayr. fu pf.iy reac 84 CHEV S-10 PICKUP holiday with a lucky day or eve­ snack of chicken’s feet before they will not offer contracts to three players who will become free ning at the track. Have dinner at trackside. WIN-PLACESHOW dege 85 CHEV. MONTE CARLO 4x4.V0.48pd..P8.T*ho* DAILY DOUBLE sere, agents in 1986 — infielders Lenn Sakata and Rich Dauer and Pkg., 8t*r*o Cm * 8 Cap. Stay overnight at the Connecticut Yankee going to Saturday’s funeral. Cp*.. V6. Auto. AC. P8. <9495 TR IFE C T A coco catcher Joe Nolan. PB. 8l*r*o C m * . Crul** Motor Inn. right nearby. Enjoy all of the ex­ SUPERFECTA the Orioles' General Manager Hank Peters also said the club has 82 AMC JEEP WAGONEER citement of this winning pari-mutuel sport. S2QUINIELA made an offer to outfielder Jim Dwyer, whose contract with the D O U B LE QUINIELA worn 83 MERC COUGAR BROUGHAM Two extra performances highlight our (Car Orioles expired following the 1985 season. Columbus Day weekend of fast-paced PLUS Cp*.. V6. Auto. AC. P8. eCyl..48pd..AC.P8.PB. TWINTRIFECTA: PB. 8t*r*o. Low MU**g* *7995 8l*r*o C m *. *9295 greyhound racing. Senior citizens always P A Y O FF S - S I WBC strips Spinks of title admitted free. No one under 18 is admitted. U P TO $ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 "NO The Home of Quality Used Cars & Trucks Closed Tues. and Wed., Ociober ISand 16. Brad BANGKOK. Thailand - The World Boxing Council Wednesday grap stripped new heavyweight champion Michael Spinks of his light gard heavyweight title, saying its rales forbid any boxer from holding “A Goodoa Placeflace to BuyH u y a< Car" the two titles at the same time. CHEVROLH PLAINFIELD tosse The WBC executives made the decision at their annual meeting GREYHOUND PARK Photos by Al Tarquinlo hear CARTER CO., INC. as tl despite a last-minute letter from Spinks. The fighter appealed for pron a chance to capture another title and thus match the record of “Over 49 Years of Selling & Servicing Chevroleis" More Actron^More Often At tne Watkins Funeral Home, white nuns and monks are linked by in th: holding three world crowns. 1229 MAIN ST. — OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 — THORS. 'T L 6 — MANCHESTER Raeee Every 1 5 M kmtms holding the "say sinh" — the rope to god, or line to god. Oblii Spinks was given one week to appeal the decision. Conn. llilM. |M9a) IxR to, PW nIMd, CT (803) 6644M1 tinue -ii___MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Oct. 10, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Oct. 10. 1985 - 15 Advice They read these words and weep

DEAR care less. " Actually, it m e^ s just Collegiate Dictionary. It’s time ABBY: Re pet the opposite. you “ boned up" on your English. I a n g u a.g e The person who says, ” I could peeves: Re­ care less” is actually saying, ’'I DEAR ABBY: Are you running cently, I read care more than I should.” an advice column or giving Eng­ that the editor Dear A bby CARING IN PADUCAH. KY. lish lessons? Please, get back to of The Wall telling married women to keep Street Journal Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: Instead of mak­ their hands off other friends' sent his staff ing such a fuss about what is husbands, and warning kids under the following correct and what isn't in the 21 not to snuggle under q blanket memo: English language, let’s concern while lying down on a sofa to watch “ If just once ourselves with matters of real TV. more I see the importance. BORED IN word ‘upcoming,’ For example, if, as you were EUZABETH, N.J. "I will Be downcoming on that in your recent column on about to step off a pier, somebody someone who will be outgoing.” annoying speech habits, no men­ yelled, “ Hey, there ain’t no bottom DEAR ABBY: Please state the L.A. TIMES READER tion was made about the incorrect in that boat,” would you criticize difference between “ infer" and use of the phrase “ between you and him for his grammar, or thank him “ imply." Most people don’t know DEAR ABBY: As a faithful I” instead of “ between you and for the message? the correct meaning of either. reader of the St. Louis Globe- me.” I have heard radio an­ RUTH E. STOUT People ask, "What are you Democrat, I submit this item for nouncers, TV commentators and CLAREMONT, CALIF. inferring?” meaning, “ What are your collection of language school teachers make that you suggesting or insinuating?" abuses: mistake. DEAR ABBY: I’ve been a They should have used “ imply­ Back in the ’40's, one of the Also, one would never say, butcher sinee 1938. What’s with ing.” To infer means to draw a all-time greats of baseball. Dizzy “ They did It for you and I,” so why these high-class ladies who want conclusion from something that Dean, used "slud” for the past do they say, “ They did it for you their chieken breasts "deboned” ? was said — or implied. tense of “ slid.” “ Old Diz” was and I?” The word to say is "m e,” If they want the bones removed TRENTON TIMES READER publicly criticized by a group of not I. from their chicken breasts, they school teachers for his poor Please print this for you and me, should ask me to bone the breasts. DEAR ABBY: If you’re still grammar. and all of your readers. There is no such word as ’’de­ collecting common errors in gram­ His response: "There are a lot of THE ME’S HAVE IT boned” in the dietionary.' Not in mar and English usage, how about school teachers who ain't using mine, anyway. people who say, “ It’s a true fact"? ‘ain’t — but they ain’t eating.” DEAR ABBY: Will you please CHAMPAIGN. ILL. If something is a fact, it’s true. If The Piiobolus Dance Theatre, based in Washington, CORNELIUS J. VENHEMANN say a few words about the trendy BUTCHER it’s not true, it’s not a fact. Has Conn., opened the faii dance season at Hartford's PATTON. MO. phrase that came into vogue a few anyone ever heard of a fact that Touma S. Phoutharaugsy sprinkles cologne on the face of Thet years ago: “ I could care less.” DEAR BUTCHER: I found "de- wasn’t true? Bushneil Memorial Haii on Friday. DEAR ABBY: I was surprised Many use it to mean ” I couldn't bone” in my Webster’s Ninth New FACTUAL IN FLORIDA Hanesana, whose Saturday funeral was a mix of Buddhist tradition and Laotian custom. Dance review Avoid lose-weight-quick schemes Piiobolus opens PEAR DR. were excreting into your urine. organization. You may be helped A step toward nirvana 'Yv.'-' * GOTT: I or­ There is no easy way to lose by asking your doctor or your dered a com­ weight. The safest and most hospital dietician to suggest an needed favorite foods as pound, from an effective method is simply to appropriate diet for your needs. Continued from page 13 broom. The hair was the result of the dance season ad I saw in the reduce the number of calories you that morning's head-shaving of sustenance on the way to the Dr. G ott The Keovilay family has had its the grandsons gathered upstairs. afterlife. . paper, to help consume every day. This means DEAR DR. GOTT: Five days troubles In the six years since An altar in the front yard was The altar had been in place me lose weight. ' V cutting- out sweets and sugar, ago the muscles in my calf knotted By M. Renee Taylor entrance of a female who proceeds set with bowls of food to feed the since Hanesana’s death. As A few weeks ' ' / Peter Gott, M.D. drastically reducing your intake of up, similar to night cramps I got Catholic Family Services placed Special to the Herald ' to stand and sit on him several later I decided them In Manchester. Two years spirit of the deceased. Parked just weather permitted, candles times. He finally wakes up. Sev­ fats and attempting to obtain more when I was pregnant, but much to order ago Keovllay’s nephew was killed a few yards away were late-model burned day and night. On As the curtain lifts from the eral upbeat dance melodies drift in regular exercise. Support groups worse. I noticed it's black and blue, another pro­ American cars, the. passion of Saturday, relatives and friends and out as the woman alternately like Weight Watchers often pro­ a long spot below the ankle. What in a fight with another Laotian. In quiet, sterile stage, bereft of duct: it’s sup­ repeatedly lit the candles, but first music, sets or lights, your eyes dances with him and throws him vide necessary incentive. caused the muscle to contract, tear , addition, recent layoffs at Multi- many I-aotian men. posed to contain Some diet pills may be danger­ or whatever? I drink milk, take 60 Circuits Inc., which had employed the drizzle and then hard rains make out six human forms, alt down. After one fall, he seems growth hoiimones (L-arginine, 500 There is no more 'growth hormone’ tightly clad in luminous, white mor. aware of her, and the ous, and those that aren't are mg. of calcium every day and am many from Manchester's Laotian SINCE SEPT. 29, when doused thq flames. mg.: L-omithine, 250 mg.: L- in the product you describe than unnecessary. Also, you cannot use going through menopause. community, had drastic effects on Hanesana died, dozens had come leotards, and frozen together in an dancing of the couple is almost tryptophane, 250 mg.). I didn’t lose there is estrogen on my bicycle angular human sculpture. Blue graceful. Bui he's soon back down diet pills indefinitely: you have to the family’s finances. to pay their respects. The funeral LATER, at the Watkins Funeral weight, but I got several bladder sprocket. Arginine, ornithine and stop them sooner or later, because But Keovilay, a former Laotian on Saturday was the culmination Home, the white-robed girls and Thung Thet Somephou, a friend of the family, helps Phauh light then floods the stage and again. A fatal kiss from the girl infections. Could these weight-loss tryptophane are naturally pccur- DEAR READER: When your most manufacturers do not en­ , army officer, is a man who of a week of observances. saffron-robed monks recited futuristic synthesizer music ac­ puts her plaything back to sleep as pills have caused the infections? I ing amino acids, the building calf went into spasm, some of the Hanesana, left, the husband of Thet Hanesana, at East courage long-term use. Then the believes in sharing. He invited the Saturday’s scene was one few prayers, all facing the open casket companies the Brownian move­ the music box plays again. Was it want to lose weight, but I don’t blocks of protein. You can’t grow fragile capillary blood vessels in weight may begin to be a problem of Hanesana. Two Laotian ment of the dancers' bodies. The all just a dream for him? (Josh want to lose my health. without them, but they certainly do the muscle ruptured and bled, Manchester Herald to see / Westerners are likely to ever fully Cemetery. Perl and Jude Sante dance.) once again, you resort to diet pills, “ master” monks and their two group displays its highly variable not promote growth in the sense causing a bruise. This is a fairly Saturday’s funeral, a very special understand. It combined elements Imagine the Keystone Cops in and you are off and running in moods. Now it's lighthearted and DEAR READER: I hate to say that hormones do. Further, they common problem and does not side of his culture. of Buddhism with Laotian folk assistants had come from yellow leotards and jogging shorts another lose-weight, gain-weight playful, flowing en masse in it, but you are a victim of a are not really hormones. You will indicate that you are menopausal At the door of his crowded home, custom, and, of course, elements Bridgeport to lead the proceedings. and you have "WalKlyndon,” an cycle. shifting streams, playing leapfrog, get-rich-quick scheme. These obtain plenty of amino acids from or vitamin-or mineral-deficient. I he greeted a reporter and a of the Laotians’ adopted land. early Piiobolus collection of slap­ In summary, don't fall for or doing cartwheels as syncopated weight-loss gimmicks are, at best, eating a balanced diet. don’t know why your calf muscle photographer. “ Please. Walk Evidence that it was America: a A long skein of white material pairings, that amuse the audience. stick a la the Three Stooges or glowing testimonials about over- harmless: at worst, harmful. High doses of any nutrient can the-counter or mail-order medi­ contracted so violently, unless you where you like," he said. man videotaping the proceedings. snaked through the group: all who Now it's delicate and dreamlike, Abbott and Costello. It's fun and irritate tissues. Vitamin C. for were exercising or straining. If it Everywhere the scene was a Members of the family explained prayed held part of it in their games time, as runners crisscross cine to slim you down. About the with a spiritual swaying. Now it's example, can trigger kidneystone Itappens again, use an icepack unusual mix of old and new. that they wanted to send the tapes hands. ” A spirit ribbon,” it was frenzied — with no more apparent the stage doing several oh-so- only thing that will become thinner formation. Your bladder was prob­ over the area: often the cold'will to relatives in other parts of the called. motivation for the abrupt mood cutesy routines. is your wallet. If you want to lose Laotian boys in tight jeans and ably not so much infected as it was reduce pain, swelling and the , gold jewelry dallied on the front U.S. who could not attend the The rest of the mourners sat change than a sudden breeze has After an intermission, there's Thoughts weight, cut down on calories. If inflamed by the compounds you extent of bruising. porch, flirting at times with funeral. quietly on chairs, watching the for its appearance. the third form study, "What Grows necessary, join a weight-control teenage Laotian girls wearing The altar outside had nothing to proceedings. Some joined in This is "Ciona,” the first piece in Huygen’s Garden.” (Perhaps ” He also never held a grudge short dresses and loud stockings. do with Buddhism, one guest during the prayers, which lasted performed by the modem interpre­ this was a tribute to Christian when someone offended him. An tive dance group Piiobolus last Huygen, creatot of the pendulum Beside them, one young man explained. Rather, it dated to an for more than an hour. hour later, he would answer the M.iny envelopes were passed to Friday at Bushneil Memorial Hall clock and originator of the wave offender or speak to him himself, swept piles of black hair off the era before Buddhism, when it was Keovilay during the funeral. It is in Hartford. Five other works, theory of light). Like giant mush­ with a trustful, friendly look, as if porch, using a handmade straw believed that the spirit of the dead spanning the 15 years that the rooms, four dancers huddle to­ nothing happened. And it wasn’t Laotian custom to “ pay” for the group has been entertaining, were gether in a clump, swaying in a that he had forgotten or, having deceased’s way to the afterlife. also presented. wave form. Each body is hidden thought it over, had decided to The money was sealed inside the Piiobolus, now based in Wa­ beneath a circle of white cloth that forgive the insult: it was simply coffin, an act which caused more shington, Conn., began at Dart­ covers from neck to ankles. The that he no longer felt offended.” — than one American guest to gasp. mouth College, as non-dancing 'cap' is shaped by a giant red from The Brothers Karamazov, by ^ x fis X l£ n C E \ At East Cemetery, the coffin athletes attended choreography bonnet with exaggerated floppy Fyodor Dostoevsky. was opened again. First the classes of Alison Chase. Students brim that serves to mark the head monks, then the nuns walked by. and teacher collaborated on works placement as each dancert goes If part of the struggle to be They were followed by the men using mostly acrCbatics and tiirough a variety of poses ending human is to be able to forgive ■?iV5 and women. A large bottle of mime, with a sprinkling of the in a trompe I'oeuil effect. The injury and go on in some shape or cologne stood by the casket, and more usual dance patterns linking dancers' heads emerge where form of wholeness, how is it many stopped to sprinkle it on their characteristic massive sculp­ their feet were expected to be and possible without Christ? We are in Hanesana’s face. tural poses and incongrous scenes. then return to normal orientation. bondage to sin and cannot free Before the casket was closed ourselves. To return insult for and lowered into the ground, coins IN KEEPING WITH its name, A PROLONGED RAIN THEME insult or injury for injury only (which means "sun-loving fungi," played while the audience pa­ were tossed into the air and people leaves everyone stuck even deeper AT ran to catch them. a natural contradiction because tiently waited for "Day Two” to in the same muck and mire. Being White nuns light incense sticks for the altar outside the Keovilay home “ For good luck,” someone most all fungi dislike the sun), begin. One young couple in the able to transform anger into a on Walnut Street. Piiobolus provides visual contra­ audience picked up on the impul­ blessing requires, among other explained. dictions, warping known human sive mood of the night and opened things, to bear the insult, to bear '\ situations into a collage of absurd, their umbrella! A jungle beat of the pain as if it were not. But is it humorous, erotic and nightmarish harsh rock music with an incoher­ possible? moments. ent male voiceover, and garish "Who has believed what we have During a performance of Pilobo- yellow and purple lights introduce heard? And to whom has the arm of lus, an audience is almost continu­ three pairs of nearly nude dancers. the Lord been revealed?” Isaiah ally off-balance: at varying times (Men and women all wearing only 53:1 the audience is frustrated, puzzled, a brief). This overworked, ponder­ How many times have we heard embarrassed or bemused. Pre­ ous and excessive theme of sexu­ that Christ died to save us from sumably this is all Intended to ally explicit poses and routines sin? And who has believed it, lived suspend normal critical faculties includes the ultimate avant-garde their lives as if it were really true? and expand the range of perceived - protest against restrictions of If we believe it was merely an (iHt. ^nn artistic shapes. The stage is dress and civility — the dancers historical event, we would be right ■"iSf always stark, to focus attention on line up and "moon” the audience. in assuming that it makes no the bodies in motion or posed. Not to leave any stone unturned or difference in our lives now, just a Instead of the publicized "Pseu­ flooring intact, they next proceed pleasant, albeit, curious tradition SUNDAY OCTOBER 20, 1985 dopodia,” “ Moonbeam” by Alison to crawl under the floor mat we celebrate on Easter along with 1 :0 0 -5 :0 0 Chase was the next study in form on-stage and erupt together and the Easter bunny. But if we believe and light. A lone female figure in a center stage. The lights dim, and that it takes place in our hearts fluttering nightgown trembles like when next seen the dancers are then maybe all we have to do is let Gourmet Foods: a swan in the violet hue of sluicing their way across the stage him do what he’s already done: moonlight that just awoke her. 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Villa Louisa Road, Bolton, Connecticut mourns the dead as Thet Hanesana's funeral tinues his snoring despite the the grave until the headstone is completed. begins. H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Oct. 10, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Oct. 10, 1985 - 17 Your neighbors’ views: Writer offers What measures should the schools take to protect healthy children from those who have AIDS? tips to improve your social life

Bv Lidia Wasowicz United Press International BERKELEY, Calif. —'If you have trouble finding dates and making friends, don’t despair. With a little expert help, you can improve your social skills, a California researcher says. "If you are not satisfied with your social life, you can do something about it. What’s more, you can make this an exciting adventure rather than a risky enterprise,” said Eileen Gambrill, a psychologist and Pizza time m professor at the University of California, Berkeley, School of Social Welfare. She offers a step-by-step approach to developing and maintaining relationships in a new book, "Taking Charge of Your Social Life.” V- She also teaches a course on "relationship ecology” / k that includes tips oh recognizing peopie who are open to forming friendships, maintaining and encUng conversations, interpreting verbal and nonverbal i '< Karen Taylor, Manchester: ”I Constance Bertrand, Man­ Gene Mazur, Manchester: "I Dianna 'Hchenor, Manches­ cues, handling difficult social situations and terminat­ Jim Tniacio, Manchetler: As Laurie Osborne, Manchester: ing unwanted relationships. director of the Early Childhood The schools should ask such think It’s kind of early to make chester: "I think the health would expect the schools to stay ter: “I think that there probably authorities will come up with the current with the medical profes­ should be a statewide decision on Gambrill’s formula for social success: “Clarify Learning Center, a Manchester children to remain at home. “I any decisions about that. I’m not your social goals, plan how to achieve them, pursue X preschool, he had recently heard think at this point there are too really concerned. We don’t have right decisions. They usually sion’s comments on the disease. how to handle that situation.” A them one small step at a time.” I that question from a concerned many questions unanswered on any AIDS children around here, do.” A registered nurse, she But right now, since they really substitute teacher throughout Before they are able to find that perfect friend or parent. "Because of the age of how AIDS are spread. You hear that I know of. It’s way too early remembers hearing about bu­ don’t know what’s causing it, I the Manchester system, she lover, she says, most people must first shed their the children that we deal with, people say it might be passed by to take drastic measures.” Tay­ bonic plague and typhoid, and definitely would not expect them would hope to see "a much more unrealistic expectations about friendship and love. we feel we would have to exclude tears.” The mother of two lor has three preschool children. recalls a time when the popula­ to do anything drastic, like thorough medical screening be­ "Many people make the frustrating mistake of the child with AIDS. The small elementary-school children, she tion feared dyphtheria and sca­ keeping people out of school.” fore children are accepted Into expecting friendships or relationships to develop too child does not have complete says "it would really break my rlet fever. "Those diseases and Mazur has one preschool school. Just looking a t those quickly,” Gambrill said. “Hoping to find the perfect control over his bodily func­ heart to have a child... excluded, this one aren’t really that differ­ daughter. green health forms that we have friend tomorrow or the perfect lover this week is ■'i#' tions.” His primary concern, but you would not want your ent. Although there’s another to fill out on our children is guaranteed to make you miserable.” however, is that there is no way child to be exposed.” facet here that’s entered into the probably not enough.... Ob­ Relationship seekers should move slowly, first to enforce reporting require­ picture, I suppose.” viously I would have that child increasing their interactions with acquaintances and ments. "Will every parent whose (with AIDS) pulled out of school, friends, then moving on to improving their love lives, child has AIDS immediately call because they’re > still in the she says. the school and tell the director?” process of investigating this "A satisfying social life is as much, if not more, illness.” related to developing friendships as to developing romantic relationships,” Gambrill said. "Acquaintanceships or friendships are often a prelude to romantic attachments, and there is considerable overlap between skills required to form There’re ways to get paint off cat and maintain friendships and those leading to more intimate relationships.” i & r A key skill is knowing when and how to talk. QUESTION: urinating on furniture, defecating normal aging process in the lens of “Learning how to initiate and maintain conversa­ My cat occa­ ' on the floor or on my bed but not in the eye that normally channels tions and plan enjoyable activities can greatly sionally gets the litter box. Whey is this and light to the back, or visual part, of increase your chpnces for successful social ex­ paint or tar on what can I do about it? the eye. This causes a gradual changes,” Gambrill said. her feet. How P e t F o ru m milkiness of the lens and fuzziness "Some people talk toff much, some too little, and shall I get it off? ANSWER: Your kitty’s nose is of sight and eventually if the dog some always seem to say the ‘wrong’ thing. out of joint. He’s jealous. Since lives long enough, blindness. But Conversational ineptitude seems to be a main ANSWER: Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. your baby came he’s suddenly this is a varying process and often problem with people whose social lives leave Don’t use gaso­ been displaced as Number One Pet takes years to develop before it something to be desired,” she said. line, kerosene, in your house. Try making a fuss becomes debilitating — if it ever “Learning to introduce interesting topics of turpentine or over Kitty to show him he’s still does. Many older dogs adapt conversation and suggesting new activities are V f any other hy­ important to you. Gradually and gradually to their dimming of important to furthering relationships.” drocarbon sol­ cautiously introduce him to the eyesight and do quite well, espe­ Another big problem for those who are alone more vents. They will irritate your cat requiring all dogs to be vaccinated new little munchkin. This will show cially when in familiar surround­ than they want to be is locating promising places to and be toxic to her. Gently work off against rabies before licensing? him that he is still important to ings. Surgery to remove a catarac- meet people. the residue with cooking oil or a you. If he’s a stubborn case there is tous lens in the geriatric pet is ’’You should go to places where you can seek out people who share common interests, such as sports or mild detergent solution, then wash ANSWER: Yes. Effective' June a medication available from your usually not recommended since her thoroughly with mild soap for veterinarian that will help him there are often other ocular cultural activities,” she said. pets or use Ivory soap. Do so 1, 1986 ail dogs must have a valid Finally, once the fateful meeting occurs, Gambrill rabies vaccination and tag wjth a adjust. problems accompanying this con­ immediately to avoid serious dition that will negate any surgical said, “you should be prepared to handle difficult Herald photoe by Pinto burns and toxicity. Try to keep her certificate from a veterinarian situations, such as being criticized or being turned before or by six months of age in QUESTION: My dog’s eyes are benefits. from licking the paint or tar. If turning greyish and cloudy. Does down.” Melinda Schmitt, 6, ieft, isn't pianning to eat ali three of Tuesday. Melinda lives at 73 Linden St. Right, Cameron age in order to legally qualify for People who realize that not everyone can always burns occur or she ingests some of licensing. this mean he’s going blind at age Allen Levanthal, D.V.M., is a those pieces of pizza. But they were lined up on her Beers, 5, of Valley Street, enjoys a square of pizza at the Htrold photo by Richmond the contaminant get her to your nine? He seems to see quite well Bolton veterinarian. Do you have a succeed and who are not devastated when attempts at veterinarian quickly since she can still. question you’d like to see answered interaction fail find it easier to take social risks, she family’s blanket, waiting for the hungry ones to come and picnic. The event drew a crowd of about 350 people. Charlie Chan, the little dog that has a face like a become extremely sick. QUESTION: Since my baby’s in this weekly column? Write to says. ciaim them, at the Washington School Family Picnic on Pekingese, makes friends with Dog Warden Richard arrival my cat, my former con­ ANSWER: What you describe is Pet Forum, Manchester Herald, "And the more risks you take, the greater the Rand. Charlie is up for adoption at the Manchester dog stant companion, has been doing probably cataract formation. The P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. chance of success,” Gambrill said. QUESTION: Is there a new law pound. strange thirigs. She has been development of cataracts is a 06040. Adopt a Pet NBC’s ‘Long Summer’ VASEUNE $ 2 ^ ^ LANACORT $ 2 ^ ^ DIAL Intensive * S' Cream made fall pleasurable Roll-On Care Lotion ARRID CLAIRMIST MCE nr EASY 1 oz. Dog population Deodorant All Types Solid Deodorant Hair Spray Hair Color 20 oz. All Types All Types All Shades By Fred Rothenberg the nation’s 85.9 million TV Regular or The Associated Press 8 oz. 8 oz. dwindles at pound homes.) Unscented VASEUNE $ 4 , 0 9 NEW YORK - Turnabout is fair On Sunday, NBC’s “The Long 1.5 oz. play. ABC hopes to capitalize on Hot Summer” had a 22.6 rating, Hair Tonic $ 1 5 9 By Barbara Richmond Snoopy, the brown-eyed beagle, NBC’s prime-time baseball this beating ABC’s prime-time football ■ 3.5 0Z.4^ ^ O T r l® l Special to the Herald featur^ in the column a few weeks week the way NBC took advantage game between Dallas and the New $ ] ^ 5 9 8 7 ago, was also adopted. He went to a of ABC’s prime-time football last York Giants and the premieres of It’s always good news when the nice home on French Road in week and won the ratings race for CBS’ "Crazy Like a Fox” and population at the town's dog pound Coventry. the second straight week of the new "Trapper John, M.D.” Just two PERMASOFT All Types is down. The fact that no dogs had Remember, October is Adopt a 1985-86 television season. years ago, it was NBC that was SILKIENCE Shampoo or 8 oz. to be destroyed to arrive at this Dog Month. “There’s an audience, particu­ third-rated and failing with itsi TRIAMINIC EX LA X ^2^^ Shampoo or DRYLOOK number, makes it even better. As Rand also reminds dog owners larly with wome.i, teen-agers and entire slate of new shows. That! Syrup - 4 oz. Conditioner $ 207 of' Tuesday there were only two that he will be checking on kids who are not locked into year, NBC welcomed baseball’s; Conditioner Aerosol or Pump dogs at the pound and one of those unlicensed dogs. He said there are baseball,” said Marvin Mord, ABC league championship series ta $ 2 4 7 had more or less been spoken for. some 500 to 600 dogs in town that vice president for marketing and raise the network’s ratings. This! All Types This week’s featured pet is the should be licensed and haven’t research. "We see it as an season, NBC expects the playoffs' DM Syrup - 4 oz. W ' (OB BlllM 04 C W IIIM tO / A A 8 oz. little dog with the face like a been. He said he is going to start opportunity to get audience to perform worse than the net­ Pekingese. He’s black and tan and issuing citations. sampling.” work’s regular entertainment ser­ $ 2 1 9 w w white and is about 1 year old. He Dogs 6 months old or older It couldn’t come at a better time ies. In fact, NBC opposed this won’t get any larger. Dog Warden should have been licensed as of for ABC. Last week, only one of year’s extension to seven-game Richard Rand has named him July 1. A penalty is added each ABC’s seven new series, ’’Growing playoffs. ' Charlie Chan after the famous month. If a person is arrested Pains,” finished better than 50th. Actually, ABC's football broad­ movie detective. ^Charlie was there is a $40 court fee and the The comedy ranked 18th. casts are up 18 percent in ratings found roaming at the Parkade on owner still has to buy the license. NBC now has scored two impres­ over last year, but the prime-time BUGS BUNNY $ 0 2 9 Sept. 23. He has a loving disposition As of this month, there is a $9.20 sive victories in the first two weeks games enable rival networks to CLOSE UP Chewable ^ — he likes to lick your face — and charge for males or females and a of the prime-time season. "The counter with female-appeal ARM *2*® MENNEN would make a nice house pet for $5 charge for neutered males and Herald photo by Tarquinlo Cosby Show,” with a 30.8 rating, programming. Toothpaste Tablets Vitamins CALADRYL spayed females. These costs will BioGil. 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NBC’s "Funky Brewster,” 67th;! $507 by at the pound as of Tuesday. dog and the new owner must also buy a dog license. was held during schooi time for three days and at CBS finished with a 16.7 rating, ABC’s "Fall Guy,” 68th, and CBS' $ 1 7 9 Some good news: Doc has been Wednesday night’s open house. while ABC averaged a 13.9. (A "Hometown,” which has been JBDl. adopted. It was mentioned in this Rand is at the dog pound rating measures the percentage of canceled, 69th. column last week that Doc’s days weekdays from noon to 1 p.m. He were numbered and a nice family can also be reached by calling the from Center Street came forward pound, 643-6642 or by calling the FEENAMINT$199 OLD SPICE $ 1 7 9 CHERACOL D PERCOGESK $1 77 EFFERGRIP $ 2 3 7 to adopt him. police department, 646-4555. PAUL L. 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In By Brent Loymon police and Austin McGuigan, who was gamblers in 1981. spectators' gallery. He later declined The Associated Press chief state's attorney at the time. Forst claimed he needed the grand comment on whether McGuigan testi­ 6:00 PM dD C£M^ ^ News lors and native Japanese to recover a sym­ McGuigan fought against the trans­ jury transcripts to investigate the fied before the grand jury. bolic sword of Japan. Richard Boone, w x e s t O R E allegations against his department. In The Hartford Courant is seeking CSD Diff'rent Strokes Channels Frank Converse. 1980. Rep. admits ethics violations HARTFORD — The chief state’s cripts' release, and state police believe ® Hart to Hart he testified before the grand jury. January, Superior Court Judge Edward public release of all the grand jury CD (SD Noche de Gala MOTEL HARTFORD — State Rep. Eugene A. Migliaro attorney's office has dropped its fight QD Gimme A Break with state police, arguing in Supreme In supporting the release of prosecu­ Y. O’Connell ordered release of state transcipts. The Courant’s attorney, WFSB Hartford. CT 3 ® («olden Years of Television Jr. admitted to the state Ethics Commission that tors’ and police testimony, Schuman troopers’ testimony to Forst. But he Ralph G. Elliot, argued that the public & Dr. W ho WNEW New York. NY s (SD Start o f Something Big Court that Public Safety Commissioner a he violated the state code of ethics for public has a right to know what evidence in the ^ Newswatch WTNH New Haven, CT Lester J. Forst should have access to argued that testimony from private ordered everyone else's testimony kept 9 [C N N ] Larry King Live officials by not listing jai alai winnings in 1982 and won New York. NY testimony prosecutors and police might citizens should remain secret. To sealed and barred Forst from making transcripts backed up allegations in the ® ) Reporter 41 New York, NY 11 [D IS ] Eureka S t o c k y - Part 3 Peter 1983. WPIX release their testimony would have a the troopers’ testimony public. Brennan report. ® MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour WTXX Waterbury. CT Lalor leads the rebellious gold miners into But according to an agreement released have given to the Torrington grand a "chilling effect" on private citizens’ Based on the transcripts already "Until the public sees what Judge ® ) Good Times WWLP Springfield, MA one of the bloodiest battles of Aussie his­ Wednesday by the commission, the violations jury. WEDH Hartford, CT 34 tory. Prosecutors had previously opposed willingness to testify before grand released to Forst, the state police issued Brennan saw and knows what Judge [CNN] Prog Cont'd WVIT Hartford. CT 3 9 A RLO AND JAWIS” by Jimmy Johnton were found to be neither willful nor intentional [HBO]MOVIE;'Brainitonn' the release of the testimony from the juries, he said. their own report in May exonerating the Brennan knew, it can only be adrift on [ESPN] Mazda Sportslook WSBK Boston, MA 33 9:30 PM and no further action will be taken. A scientist creates a machine enablirtg or>e department. Deputy Attorney Elliot the dark see of speculation," Elliot said. WGGB Springfield. MA 4 9 ANDFHMUZ&OUftOP- grand jury, which issued a report last [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Moon runners' human being to experience every sensa­ ^ H«E.WW,PBORmZE Migliaro and Ethics Commission Chairwoman Schuman’s remarks came as the WXTV Paterson, NJ 41 Gerson, representing state * police, Attorneys for four private citizens Tw o wHd-driving boys and a runaway girl tion experienced by another. Louise 'ftEFW Dtitt&or'IIISt -nON&Vl&-A-VI&RnVR& Julie Peck signed the agreement, which requires fall critical of state police. state's high court heard arguments on tear up the roads as they roar along with .WGBY Springfield. MA i t Assistant State's Attorney Carl Schu- argued Wednesday that Forst needs the •V Fletcher. Christopher Walken, Natalie PRElUiMNARV e a t m o s ) ! the lawmaker to amend his 1982 and 1983 ethics whether any additional testimony from who testified before the grand jury their illegal homemade whiskey. James WTIC Hartford. CT rest of the transcripts to complete the Cable News Ntwrk ICNNi Wood. 1983. Rated PG. man suggested to the high court argued that their clients were promised Mitchum, Kiel Martin. Chris Forber. 1975 CNN pTObftcros. financial statements to include the jai alai the grand jury should be released to internal investigation. DISNEY Disney Channel lots! [M A X ] MOVIE; Tank' (CC) A career Wednesday that the matter be returned state police, and whether all 1,500 pages their testimony would be kept secret. Rated PG. ICSPNl winnings. Schuman said law enforcement offi­ ESPN Sports Network soldier observes a small-town injustice to the Superior Court. of testimony should be made public. They argued it would be unfair to make [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express HBO Home Box Office iHBOl and charges to the rescue with his own Migliaro said his wife won $4,000 betting on jai cials, such as prosecutors or local police IMAXI Forst has been seeking uccess to the the testimony public. 6:30 PM CD @3) Too Close for CINEMAX Cinamax Sherman tank. James Gamer, C. Thomas alai in 1982 but that they lost another $4,000 in bets The grand jury report, signed by officers, have a professional obligation Movie Channel (TMC) transcripts to further his investigation Comfort TMC Howell, G.D. Spradlin. 1984. Rated PG. that year, so he didn't feel it was necessary to Kelly indicated soon after taken' USA USA Network (USA) of the grand jury’s criticism. Under a Superior Court Judge John D. Brennan, to testify before grand juries. So release (3D Denson [TMC] MOVIE: 'A Night in Heaven' report it. The same happened in 1983 with $1,100 in accused some troopers of spreading of their testimony would not have the office that he would likely drop (CC) A married but frustrated teacher risks winnings and losses, he said. lower court decision, Forst already has (2) NBC Nightly News everything for a night of passion with one testimony that members of his depart­ unsubstantiated rumors linking former same "chilling effect" that release of opposition to release of all transcripts ® Nightly Busirtess Report tB C l a witness s t a lk e d by a hit man. (60 of her students. CIvistopher Atkins. Leslie ment gave the controversial grand Chief Justice John A. Speziale to illegal private citizen's testimony would have, once a second Torrington grand jury ® ABC N ew s (CC| min.) Ann Downe, Robert Logan. 1983. Rated a. gambling in Torrington. Brennan also he said. now underway completes its work. R. Worker killed by train jury. (S) Noticiero SIN CD News When the grand jury's criticism was accused state police of botching an Chief State's Attorney John J. Kelly, He said Wednesday he didn't mean to (£ ) One Day at a Time (35 MOVIE: 'To Have and Have Not' A 10:00 PM CD Knots Landing (CC) SPRINGDALE — A 23-year-old construction made public last fall, it touched off a investigation into how secret wiretap who succeeded McGuigan. watched suggest he supported public release, skipper-for-hire is involved in Worid W ar II Abby takes control of Empire Valley and [CNN] Showbiz Today worker was killed when he was hit by a train as he information was leaked to Torrington Wednesdav’e pror-ppHings from the but release to state police. intrigue and romance. Humphrey Bogart. Val becomes totally absorbed in the lives ALLEY OOP :f>by Dava Qraua bitter public rtlRpntp between state [DISl Ozzie and Harriet Lauren Bacall. Walter Brennan. 1944. of her babies. (60 min.) crossed railroad tracks, Stamford police said. 1 DON'T KNOW IF THIS'LL WORK, I LOOK! irs SPREAD-I William Nieves was struck at about 5 p.m. [ESPN] Down the Stretch 1 ^ MOVIE: 'Stella Datlas' A mother sac­ ( D N ews BUT IT'S WORTH TRYING;' ' IMG OUT A LL OVER f rifices all for her daughter. Barbara Stan­ Wednesday by a northbound train at a crossing in 7:00 PM (D CBS News CD 20/20 (CC) TH' PLACE.* wyck. John Boles, Ann Shirley. 1937. S|ffingdale, police said. An unidentified co­ (D Three's Company QD Independent N ews ( ^ Cosby Show The Huxtable familv worker who witnessed the accident said Nieves Truckers feel elated ABC N ew s (CC) plans a very special surprise for Grandma ^ Trapper John, M.D. CD @UR FRIENDS. was carrying tools across the tracks when he was (D $100,000 pyramid and Grandpa's 49th wedding anniversary. ( 3 l Mystery) (CC) 'Rumpote of the Bailey: ESCAPING BY hit. The men were working for a Stamford paving Rumpole and the Last ResoH.' Rumpole (3D Jeffersons @ MOVIE: 'Lillian Russell' Life and lov­ BOAT FROM company. ers of the glamour girl of the plush era. defends a man accused of selling worth­ THE EVIL ® ® M*A*S*H less vacation property in an effort to pay Co-workers said bells and lights at the crossing at passing of tolls Alice Faye, Don Ameche, Henry Fonda. CRU DELLA. off mounting personal debts. (R) (60 min.) (S ) W heel o f Fortune 1940 FIND TH E M ­ were working and the train sounded its horn as it Odd Couple SELVES DRAWN & MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (3 l MOVIE: 'Contract on Cherry Street' TOWARD THE approached at a slow speed. STRATFORD (AP) - While car tion) itself." Price Is Right A New York City police inspector uses Dancing Days VORTEX OF drivers savor their quarters, truckers Removing the toll collection booths at unorthodox methods to stamp out crime. ® ) Wonderworks (CC) Pan 1 of 2. 'Kon­ A LARGE ...AND ALLEY DECIDES TO POlMi THE ^ 9 Newlywed Gama OF THE MAGIC OIL ON THE TURBULENT WATER! | will be counting their dollars with the nine places along the turnpike is Frank Sinatra, Martin Balsam, Verna rad.' A factory-made child is sent to the WHIRLPOOL. . Commissioners fault utility ® Topacid "necessary on this highway with the Bloom. 1977. wrong address. (60 min.) T closing of nine toll booths in ® ) Nightly Business Report level of traffic on it," said Connecticut S S Bianca Vidal d D Matt Houston PHOENIX, Ariz. — Citizens Utilities Co. Connecticut. Diffrent Strokes apparently does not follow standard record­ Trucks are charged upwards of $1.50 Transportation Commissioner William iZ ) 'This Old House (CC) [CNN] Evening News THE BORN LOSER *'by Art Santom [CNN] Moneyline keeping practices, making it difficult to establish for each pass through the tolls while Burns who watched the final toll-paying (S ) Star Search [DIS] Disney Family Album [DIS] MOVIE: 'Moochie of Pop Warner if it is making excessive profits on customers in cars put down 35 cents. For the car travelers pass through the Stratford toll [CNN] Prime News [U SA] Petrocelli 'IW AT T1ME16IT, m^.uPo^.jpuR...TicKroac. Focrtbair An 11-year-old fights City Hall to this state, members of the. Arizona Corporation drivers, no more tolls means a little plaza. stop a ban on Pop Warner football. Kevin [HBOl MOVIE: 'Jigsaw Man' A British 10:30 PM (11) News .-nm iAPpLE? spy, who defected to Russia, undergoes 0 Commission said Wednesday. more pocket money, but for the truck Trucks and cars honked their horns in Corcoran. John Howard. Alan Hale, Jr. plastic surgery so he can return for one last ® Dick Van Dyke appreciation and the state police 1960. Mike Love, assistant to the president at the drivers it means a savings of thousands job. Michael Caine, Laurence Olivier, Susan d j } 24 Horas Stamford, Conn.-based company, said he be­ of dollars. prepared to put a 24-hour guard at the [ESPN] Sportscenter George. [D IS] MOVIE: 'Double McQuffin' When "W e're as happy as we can be." said tolls until bypasses are built around [HBO] Inside the NFL Len Dawson and lieved the complaint was based on "some [M AX ] MOVIE: "The Thing' A U S. re four students find money and a dead body, Nick Buoniconti host this program prev­ misunderstanding” because " I believe that we Raymond Vallerie of Vallerie Trans­ them. search station in the Arctic is terrorized by they suspect a plot to assassinate the iewing and reviewing weekly highlights Construction of three-lane bypasses a strange creature from another world. Prime Minister. Ernest Borgnine, George are in compliance with both national and State of port in Norwalk. The company runs 150 from every single game. Kenneth Tobey, Dewey Martin, James Ar- Kennedy, Elke Sommer. 1979. Rated PG. Arizona standards." The company has turned trucks from Connecticut to Pennsylva­ to move cars around the toll booths ness. 1951. [U SA] Radio 1990 [E S P N ] Thoroughbred Racing 198S over all records requested so far and "w e’ve nia, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts while they are being removed should be \. 7:30PM CD PM Magazine [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Ninja III: 1116 Young America Grade One Stakes Race established a good working relationship,” he and will save nearly $100,000 a year in completed by Nov. 15, according to Domination’ An American woman be­ from the Meadowlands. Burns. The work to remove the tolls will CD M *A*S*H ' comes possessed by an evil ninja spirit added. ’’ toll charges. be done over the winter, he said. CD W heel of Fortune when she acquires a magic sword. Lucinda 11:00 PM CD CD ^ Nows The commissioners, however, said they were It will also benefit from the end of Dickey. Sho Kosugi. Rated R. O’Neill decided Saturday to shut CD Benny Hill Show CD Taxi getting a different story. forced stops required by the tolls. down the booths earlier than expected, QD Independent News [U SA ] MOVIE; 'Silver Dream Racer' A CD Bizarre "Our consultant, Technical Associates, is "Braking is expensive," Vallerie said. world-class American motorcycle cham­ ( ^ Carson’s Comedy Classics FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob ThavM telling us that there’s no central Citizens location "W e felt the price of the toll is not the setting in motion a series of plans ® Barney Miller pion is challenged by a tough competitor at Bosom Buddies with the kind of detailed, comprehensive ' biggest cost of the toll booth.!' intended to ensure the safety of (8 l Jeopardy England's Silverstor>e. Beau Bridges. information required to do the full-scale, motorists. ® New Newlywed Game David Essex. Christina Raines. 1983. @Dr. W ho thorough study they require," said Renz NOT EVERYONE IS HAPPY over State police armed with radar, traffic ® Benson 8:30 PM CD AII in the Family ® M *A*S*H ® Second City TV /ZOTAHN^ PO^^NT Jennings, the three-member, rate-setting com­ the end of the toll collections. Some signs and special reflectors will work 12 ® Wild World of Animals CD Family Feud hour shifts. Their goal will be to slow d D Comedy Break mission's chairman. "There is a nationally employees who took in the cash at the [CNN] Crossfire (S ) (£]) Major League Baseball: National Hfi-P.. HAL-F stops have said they feel they are being down motorists passing through the toll League CtuKnpionship Game 2 [CNN] Moneyline accepted method of keeping utility records, and it [ESPN] NHL Hockey: Washington at ap|>ears that Citizens’ has failed to use these neglected and promises about job stations. Naw York Rangers ® Front Row Center [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Next Year. If All Goes OF THF/VV A R F W all' A young French couple must man­ methods.” training are not being kept. “ Their presence will be very noticea­ [USA] Dragnet [DIS] Mousterpiece Theater age their domestic lifestyle when their par­ ALV/AY-T ble," said William Keish, a state 9:00 PM CD Simon & Sinton " I t ’s going to be a blue Christmas for 8:00 PM CD Magnum, P.l. Magnum ents come to visit. Isabelle Adjani, Thierry Department of Transportation spokes­ I becomes involved with a woman who sus­ (D Merv Griffin Lhermitte. 1983. Rated R. 160 people and there's no reason for it,” man. " I t ’s not to catch people. It’s pects her husband of murder. (60 min.) Double leopardy Is denied CD $3) Lady Blue (CC) [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour said Salvatore J. Perrucio, president of meant to alert people to the fact that PM Magazine BRIDGEPORT — The state’s chief federal the Connecticut Employees Union CD CD MOVIE: 'Bushido Blade' A U.S. Navy 11:15PM ® Reporter 41 they should travel at the posted speed ® Fall Guy (CC) Colt and Howie pro- commander leads a band of American sai- judge has for the second time refused to dismiss a Independent, which represents 7,600 CD limit.” 11:30 PM CD Entertoinnwnt heroin trafficking charge against reputed mobs­ state maintenance workers, including Tonight ter Guy DiGirolamo Sr. and others. about 300 toll collectors. CD Dyrtasty THE TOLL PLAZAS HAVE been U.S. District Court Chief Judge T.F. Gilroy blamed for a number of serious UPl photo CD ^ ABC News Nightline Daly Tuesday ruled thatdouble jeopardy does not Perrucio said toll employees sup­ CD Off Track Betting ported legislation for the end of toll accidents, including a fiery crash in apply in the case. 1982 when a tractor trailer killed seven THE COSBY SHOW dD Honeymooners He said the conspiracy charge in the indictment collection because they were promised Short stopover people after slamming into a line of cars All In the Family is separate from the drug trafficking conspira­ preference for other state jobs and waiting at the Stratford station. The Bast o f Carson Tonight's guests cies the defendants have already pleaded guilty training for new jobs. A double-crested cormorant perches on a stump in Crooks The Huxtables (clockwise are l^lly Parton and Elmer Conrad. (R) (60 Jobs offered to the toll collectors have latest fatality was Sept. 14, again at the from Bill Cosby, who Is sec­ min.) to and been sentenced for. Stratford plaza, when a taxi collided Pond off Route 35 in Hollis Center, Maine. The bird, which DiGirolamo is serving a 16-year sentence on had cuts in pay or required long ond from leh: Tempestt Bled­ (3 ) Hogan's Heroes with another car, killing the car's swims under water in search of prey, is common in North two convictions in connection with the operations commutes, Perrucio said. soe, Sabrina LeBeauf, Mai- d D La Traicion driver. of two cocaine-trafficking rings in Bridgeport. America and spends its winters in Central America. colm-Jamal Warner. Keshia ® N ew s Gov. William A. O'Neill, who initi- Tolls collections stopped are on 1-95 at Knight Pulliam. Phylicia dD Comady Tonight tated the early end of the toll collection, the Greenwich, Norwalk, Stratford, said "W e’re doing everything feasible Ayers-Alien and Lisa Bonel) [C N N ] Sports Tonight West Haven, Branford and Madison and possible to find them other state perform for the 49th wedding [ESPN] Sportscenter Dumped mall causes stir stations; on 1-395 at the Montville and N.Y. nuke waste appeal anniversary of Grandma and employment in other agencies or within Plainfield stations; and on the Bissell [HBO] Phil Collins: No Jacket FAIR FIE LD — Postal inspectors are looking Grandpa Huxtable, on "The Required-- Sold Out Singer/songwriter the DOT (Deptartment of Transporta- Bridge between Windsor and South into the dumping of about 600 pieces of mail into a Cosby Show," airing THURS­ Phil Collins performs the hits from his al­ Windsor. DAY, OCTOBER 10 on NBC. bum 'No Jacket Required'. trash bin behind the main post office. Collections will continue on the worries attorney general [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Fam e' Talented teena­ Postmaster Joseph Askinazi said no first class Charter Oak Bridge in Hartford, on the gers at New York’s High School for the A strogra p h mail was found in the dumpster Friday, but he Rowland gets CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Merritt Parkway in Milford and Green­ HARTFORD (UPI) - The bell has City was unfair to the people in Performing Arts learn about life. Irene said some third-class packages that should have Cara, Ann Meara. 1980. Rated R. wich, and on the Wilbur Cross Parkway sounded for another round in the battle Connecticut. It was unreasonable to less Computog been delivered were discovered. new panel post frivolously waste resources which you defeat you. in Wallingford. by Connecticut to block efforts by New break a national plan" which reco­ 12:00 AM CD Night Heat The majority of the discarded mail was may later need lor essentials. Don't let TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be extreme­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. John G. State lawmakers voted in 1983 to York to ship nuclear waste through the mends the shortest distance be used to CD Bamaby Jones undeliverable circulars and other bulk rate extravagance put you In a tight spot. ly selective regarding your associations remove the tolls from 1-95 and two transport, Lieberman said. CD Hawaii Five-0 Rowland, R-Conn., said he has been Nutmeg State. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Be ex­ today. Avoid weak types who might try items, Askinazi said. Hartford-area bridges by Jan. 1, 1986. d l) ® Comedy Break appointed by the House GOP leadership Mayor Edward Koch Tuesday asked "Obviously these are emotional tra mindful of your behavior today when to blame things on you if they should go Postal inspectors from New Haven investi- "The bonds are paid off and it is Crossword @ ) MOVIE: Tick...Tick...Tick...' Bi­ ^ r t h d a y to the Public Works and Transportation Transportation Secretary Elizabeth issues," said Lieberman. " I presume socializing with people In your career awry. . gated the incident early this week. feasible to remove them posthaste and goted whites set out to destroy a newly field. Do nothing that could lower your Committee. Dole to overrule her own department's the people in New York are emotional elected black sheriff. Jim Brown, George Oct. 11, 1985 esteem in their eyes. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Your mate Rowland said he requested the it shall be done," O’Neill said of his decision to permit shipment of spent about them, but that doesn't mean that Kennedy, Fredric March. 1970. decision to step up the closings. 8 Annoying Answer to Previous Puzzle CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) Be ex­ will be perturbed with you today if you Stratford trash war looms appointment when a Republican seat nuclear fuel through New York City. we here in Connecticut should lay down ACROSS dS) Barney Miller . Temporary roads are to be built to insect In the year ahead do not become in­ tremely careful how you treat others to­ change your mind at the last minute per­ opened on the committee because of the In Connecticut, Attorney General and let those people roll over us." dD Palicula: 'Los Exitos Dal Amor' volved in partnership arrangements day: they'll mirror your behavior. If you taining to something you agreed to do. STRATFORD — The Connecticut Resource bypass the toll stations targeted for 1 Dancer Verdon 9 Southern "you" appointment of a newly elected Texas Joseph 1. Lieberman jabbed away at Cacho Castar, Graciela Alfaro. merely for the sake of having an ally. You show no regard for them, they'll have no Be a person ol your word. Recovery Authority says it will stop collecting the He said the burden is now on New 5 Time zone (cont.) Democrat to the panel. Rowland clsoing, with the $25 million expected to the latest parry Wednesday, asking ® MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour have the strength and competency to respect for you. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Don't over­ town's trash Nov. 1 because of a disagreement York to convince a third party and (abbr.) 10 Refer to (Let.) announced his appointment on continue through the first half of 1986. why should Connecticut "lay down and accomplish what you'll want to do on estimate your know-how and manual over participation in a trash-to-energy project. Connecticut would be ready with a 8 Bond (arch.) 11 Midoast dD Man From U.N.C.L.E. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) It doesn't Wednesday. The bypass roads, though, will not be let those people roll over us.” your own. skills today. If you do, you might take on 12 California city seaport [CNN] Newsnight become you today to contemplate the CRRA also said Stratford’s must repay $800,000 There is a set ratio of Democrats to ready until Nov. 15, transportation response in two weeks. LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Ocl. 23) Problems with use of tactics that are below your stan­ a project you're not competent to 13 Fish 19 Bernstein, for [E SPN ] Top Rar>k Boxing from Atlantic it received as part of a settlement over a failed Republicans on each House committee, officials say. Lieberman and other stale officials " If they then apjteal it to the courts, which you have to deal today are likely dards to spite an Individual you think handle. 14 Toe part short City CRRA trash-to-energy project in Bridgeport. so that appointment by the Democrats State troopers will be in cars, with were jubilant Sept. 9 when the DOT then we'll stay right on their tail and go 21 Japanese plant to be of your own making. Guard against has wronged you. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This Isn't the ruled that Brookhaven National Labor­ 15 One [USA] Edge of Night In a letter to Stratford’s town manager, CRRA opened a new GOP seat, Rowland said. lights flashing, three to four miles to court with them." 16 Poetic 23 Pertaining to rash actions. Think your moves through PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Someone right day (or you to try to draw to an In­ president Michael Cawley said Stratford should atory on Long Island should truck casks 12:15 AM [D IS ]D T V carefully. Major changes are ahead for side straight. If you're tempted to take Rowland said he had to give up his before each of the tollbooths on the contraction (suff.) who is already Indebted to you might try purchase a $960,000 CRRA transfer station. of spent nuclear fuel through the Koch asked Dole to overturn the Libras in the coming year. Send lor your to tap you again today lor a new loan. any financial risks, be sure they're only seat on the Government Operations northbound and southbound sides of the 17 Actor Alan 24 Poultry product 12:30 AM (D comedy Tonight Town Manager Ronald Owens said the CRRA is populous boroughs of Queens and the department's ruling, but a spokesman 25 Actress Astro-Graph predictions today. Mall $1 Keep his poor repayment record in penny ante. Committee, but that the Public Works plazas, Dailey said. dD Star Trek obligated by contract to continue taking Strat­ Bronx. for the DOT said the appeal would be not 18 School (Fr.) Rsdgrsvo to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. mind. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) To da y you Committee offered more opportunities Motorists will be asked to slow from ® ^ Late Night with David ford’s trash until April of next year. The DOT rejected the city’s claim be handled by Dole. Instead, depart­ 20 Vent 26 German Mrs. Lettarman Tonight's guests are Jay Leno Box 1846. Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your Impa­ may show more consideration and toler­ to help his district. 55 mph to 40 mph then 30 mph and pass ment regulations call for the appeal to 22 South African 27 Hawkeya State and Rartdy Newman. (60 min.) sure to state your zodiac sign. tience might be difficult to keep In check ance to strangers and outsiders than But the CRRA has said that since Stratford is The panel has jurisdiction over such through the plaza at 20 mph. that it would be 32 percent safer to ship antelope SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-NOV.22) Unless you you do to members of your own family. refusing to participate in a new resource the material across the Long Island . be considered by Cindy Douglass, 29 9ook part (SI Mauds today If things don't go smoothly lor you issues as highways, mass transit, air Seven state troopers and a sergeant 24 Spritelike 30 Nigerian are budget-minded today, you might on the first try. Don't let your attitude Rearrange your preferences. recovery project by the state-backed company, Sound and then truck it through less administrator of the DOT'S Depart­ ® Film/Sign-Off travel and water pollution issues, will be stationed at each of the heavily 28 Start again tribeaman the old trash collection agreement no longer populous areas of Connecticut. ment of Research and Special [D IS ] Schsm s of 'Things including Superfund. traveled toll plazas in Greenwich, 32 Stabilizing de­ 31 Fragrant Programs. vice 43 Of age (Lat, .50 Construction [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Countiy' A hardworking holds. Rowland said he will be serving on the Norwalk, Stratford, West Haven and ointment Stratford has contracted with the Italian firm 33 Down with (Fr.. abbr.) beam (2 wds.) farmer's wife courageously fights to keep investigations and oversight and the Branford, state police Sgt. Edward Lieberman said of the latet appeal. 34 Pollack hah 44 Indian music 2 wds.) 51 Common her family united on the land that has been Bridge Genitron to build its own trash-to-energy plant " I ’m not surprised. I don't see anything The mayor said the city spent $100,000 38 Bird's beak mode surface transportation subcommittees. Dailey said. 35 Bite (comb, form) theirs for three generations. Jessica and is waiting for the company to deliver a $1 in their appeal that alters my confi­ to development the route over Long 39 Fils exactly 45 Yesterday (Fr.) Lange, Sam Shepard. WiKord Brimley. Rep. Nancy Johnson, R-Conn., also Four troopers will be stationed at less 36 Skirt part 40 For example 54 Island of the million letter of credit guaranteeing busy booths. The unusual precautions dence that the earlier decision by Island Sound and through Connecticut, 46 Greek theaters 1984. Rated PG. to surrender. If East had the heart serves on the Public Works panel. 37 Shade of (abbr.) 47 Chaos Aegean [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Hops' Two young men construction. Rowland said he will retain his seat on resulted from O’Neill's decision to Secretary Dole will be upheld." but the DOT refused to consider the difference 41 Theater sign 49 A u ld _____ S6 Make kill their college friend for the fun of it and Coming down king, the defenders were going to have We continue to beleive that New York alternate route. 41 Mangy NORTH the Veterans Affairs Committee. speed up the closing process. (abbr.) Syne lace then entertain guests at the apartment in a field day. But if West started with 42 Engliih which the body is hidden. James Stewart, ♦ 4 3 that card, school would be out. Ac­ 10 11 to the wire composer 8 8 John Dali. Farley Granger. 1946. Rated PG. ♦ AQJ2 cordingly, declarer played out all his 44 Parallelograms [U SA] Edge of Night ♦ K 7 5 high trumps. That made his last four 48 Greek dialect ♦ 6 4 3 2 By James Jacoby 1 1:00 AM d) MOVIE: Bsyond cards a single heart and three losing 52 Nurse's FBI, quoting informants, accuses coupie of drug deais Reason' A psychiatrist attempts to deal assistant 17 WEST EAST Because South had a very strong diamonds. Meanwhile West had to with the many problems in the criminal ♦ 65 ♦ 8 7 2 come down to four cards. What should 53 Townsman ward of a metropolitan mental hospital. hand, he was irritated when East bid (abbr.) ♦ K 10 7 6 5 3 ♦ 94 three clubs in front of him. Fortunate­ they be? He finally kept three hearts By Judd Everhart Lake, Fla., where they were group raising money for the " I am so humiliated and emba- other alleged drug paraphernalia, selling cocaine for the Catuccis Telly Savalas, Diana MukJaur. Martin Lan­ ♦ Q1098 55 A u itt dau. 1982 ♦ J ly, because South’s suit was spades, he to the king and one high diamond. The Associated Press staying with friends after return­ Catuccis. rassed I don’t know what to sa.\ to in addition to'two pounds of white because he owes them too much ♦ 7 ♦ KQJ 10 985 powder that the FBI believes was money," according to the court 57 Horae (D Smart had an effective counter. He cue-bid In dummy were A-Q-J of hearts and ing from a trip to Jamaica. The "Have I learned my lesson? Yes. people. Now we just feel like total directives couple returned to Southington in used to dilute cocaine. papers. CD Hare's Lucy SOUTH four clubs, describing his strength. a solitary diamond. Declarer played a HARTFORD — A sawed-off Will I help anyone ever again? No. fools.” 58 Hawaiian 29 30 11 August after a long hospital stay. The papers say that Roger ■The search warrant papers also CD Joe Franklin Show ♦ AKQJ 10 9 This would not have b^n good tactics heart to the queen and exited with the shotgun, $4,000 in cash and drug I ’m devastated," said Ms. Rosado, All but about $5,500 remaining in timber tree ♦ 8 diamond, and West had to win and lead paraphernalia were seized by the Their neighbors raised $29,500 who for years has been a social the fund already has been spent; Michaud of Bristol was a "m ajor quote another informant ’who told 59 Zola htroina 1 33 34 (3 ) Phil Silvers if his spade and heart holdings were ♦ A6432 back into dummy’s A-J of hearts. for a trust fund to help with the $7,000 to fly the couple home from (cocaine) distributor” for Catucci the FBI she had seen the Catucci 60 River in Turkey d D Dr. Gene Scott revers^, since North might respond FBI in a search of the Southington activist helping low-and- ♦ a couple’s medical bills, but the its moderate-income oublic housing Florida under medical supervision and his brother Thomas and that brothers putting cocaine in bags at 61 Swift aircraft 36 [C N N ] Crossfire four spades and the five-level in hearts home of a couple that gained might be too high. But with the hand as An incurable optimist is any person statewide attention after being assets have been frozen pending tenants. and $14,000 for the burn unit at Michaud told a police informant the Southington house. . (abbr.) [USA] Gong Show Vulnerable: North-South 62 Cava (poet) Dealer: North it was, everything was fine. North bid who takes a tape cassette apart in the aeverely burned on their honey­ the outcome of an FBI investiga­ Elizabeth Curcio, a Bristol Hous­ Bridgeport Hospital were the that; The FBI declined comment on I Love Lucy firm belief the thing can be pnt back 1:30 AM CD theMIC CALroWiCUexpected iUhllfour I1C04hearts, l>0, ».»wiav4iSouth sowwnow moon, according to court papers. tion into drug trafficking. ing Authority employee, said $750 largest expenditures. About $2,500 “ For a time after Ronald Ca­ jtossible arrests in the case. DOWN CD N ew s Weal North East South bid four spades, and North raised to “ working order. The papers, filed Wednesday in Until this week when it was from a variety of fund-raising was spent to help the Catuccis pay tucci was burned in Florida. Ronald Catucci was arrested dD Independent News Pass 3 4 4 4 five. Inviting slam with the North U.S. District Court in Hartford, learned that Catucci was a target activities is in a special credit rent and utilities and buy medical Thomas Catucci ran the entire Jan. 18. 1984 on extortion charges. Pass 1 South African [C N N ] Newsnight Update 4V Pass 4 4 cards was possible only because North also quote informants as saying of an FBI cocaine investigation, union account earmarked for the supplies, said Peter G. Imperator, cocaine business, but now that Thomas Catucci was arrested Dec. antalopa Pass 5 4 Pass 6 4 [U S A ] Powerboat Racing: Formula One Bristol area residents continued Ronald is more mobile, he (Ro­ 23, 1984 after he allegedly tried to 2 Dacreaas Pass was confident that his partner’s bid­ the home of Ronald and Susan Catuccis. one of two trustees for the fund. But Pass Pass xS-’ buy two kilograms of cocaine from 3 Narrative poem ding showed a powerhouse. Catucci was regularly used for fund raising for the couple. “ The fund is there and I guess these expenditures were specified nald) runs the business from his 1:45 AM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Fairy Defanso organi­ The play for slam was good. Declar­ drug deals. But now many fund-raisers are it’s going to be stagnant...until this by a donor who gave more than home in Southington and keeps his an undercover FBI agent. Court Talas' This adult collection of familiar fa­ bitter. papers show Thomas Catucci was zation (abbr.). bles are told with an erotic twist. 1978. er won the club ace, drew trumps and No arrests have been made as a is all over with. We're doing what $2,500, he said. supply of cocaine there." 5 Fish basket then played a diamond to the king and result of the Oct. 2 search. “ I feel like the world's biggest we think is the proper thing to do,” The court papers say the FBI Michaud also told the informant carrying $68,000 at the time of the 6 So (Scot) 2:00 AM ( D MOVIE: 'Santa Fa Opening lead: 4 7 a diamond back to the ace. When Blast Diplom atese: “ Open and jerk," said Michaelene Rosado, a Curcio said. that he and his wife were addicted incident, apparently to be used to Passage' The Catuccis nearly lost their found the cpsh and the shotgun, as 7 A cto r------showed out, chances for the contract forthright” means that both tldw lald Uvee In a fire on July 8 in Crystal Bristol resident and head of a "How did we know,” she asked. well as scales, plastic bags and to cocaine and that he "can't stop make the purchase. Power (c)19B5 by NEA. Inc dD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous were bleak, but ^uth rightly refused "No” distinctly. tQ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Oct. 10, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Oct. 10. 1985 - Couple updates book About Town BUSINESS Hadassah to hear Cohen New York shopping trip set Cynthia Cohen, daughter of Sidney and Ruth Cohen The Manchester Recreation Department is plan­ of Connecticut firsts of Manchester, will speak to the Manchester ning a trip to Fifth Avenue, New York City, for Hadassah meeting Tues­ Christmas shopping on Nov. 23. The bus will leave Business Hostile takeovers can be fought day at 8 p.m. at Temple Highland Park School at 8 a.m. The fee is $20. For HARTFORD (AP) - The first One of the facts, discovered too Faude, who was born and raised late for Inclusion in the most recent in this state, swears Connecticut is Beth Sholom, 400 E. more information, call 647-3089. typewriter, the first American Middle Turnpike. She In Brief newspaper and the first electric edition, is that Vice President first among states in firsts. Hostile takeovers are nightmares to company • The odds it will be upheld should be good because George Bush, a Greenwich native, "What Connecticut has given is will describe her expe­ managements. They threaten the current managers’ it is not discriminatory and it does represent a shaver have now been joined by the riences as a delegate at Honor society taps Kllpstein first artifcial heart in a revised was the first vice president ever to really amazing," he said. careers. They can hurt a myriad of other interests, reasonable business choice. the U.N. Decade For William M. Klipstein of Montclair Drive, a senior at book of Connecticut firsts. be given the power to assume the Faude, the executive director of Secretarlet to meet too — encouraging all of us to look with suspicion at all • Even the chance that it might be upheld could Women Conference in Kingswood-Oxford School in West Hartford, has been The book, appropriately titled duties of president by the president the Old State House in Hartford, takeovers, good or bad. make banks and other lenders think hard before himself. President Reagan gave the first state house in the nation, Nairobi in July. elected to the school's chapter of Cum Laude, a The Hartford Chapter of Professional Secretar­ If a plant or even a company doesn't fit the new Sylvia extending credit for a takeover based on that "Connecticut Firsts,” notes nu­ Cohen, the project di­ ies International (PSI) is sponsoring a Pizza- merous examples in the state's Bush that power this year before reasoned that since the state is national. honor society for independent school conglomerate’s shape, it may be closed, throwing company’s own assets. undergoing an operation for small and lacks natural resources, rector of Cambridge students. /Monte Carlo Whist Party on Tuesday, October hundreds or even thousands onto the unemployment There are many other advantages that come pioneering. 29, at the Marco Polo Restaurant in East P o r t e r cancer. That information should Nutmeggers try to make up for it (Mass.) Women’s Oral Klipstein is associate news editor of the rolls. Huge amounts of credit may be extended by quickly to mind, but there are also several good points History Project, repres­ Hartford. For example: be included in the next edition of by being inventive and ingenious. "Kingswood-Oxford News,” a contributor to the banks or others to finance the takeover, reducing the because of what it does not do. ented that group at the Proceeds will benefit the PSI Scholarship • E.R. Sears of Greenwich was "Connecticut Firsts,” Faude said. school literary magazine and a member of the math total of funds available for job-productive purposes. It doesn’t stop anyone from buying a company if the conference. Delegates to Fund. - ' the first woman to win the U.S. There are also firsts in this The idea to write “ Connecticut team, television quiz team, debate team. Interna­ The absentee management that may result from the would-be buyer uses his/her own money to make the Admission to the Whist is by advance ticket Women’s Squash Racquets Singles edition that did not appear in the Firsts” occurred in 1975 when a the conference came tional Relations Club, Spanish Club, Classics Club and takeover may be most inefficient. offer and shareholders want to sell. It just prevents from more than 150 sales only. Details and tickets may be obtained by Championship. She did it in 1928. last edition, 10,000 copies of which Hartford bank asked Faude, then German Club. Shareholders may be under tremendous pressure to Trade Commission in the 1970s and now a member of the use of the target’s own assets to puy for its own calling 563-5357 (evenings). The deadline for • G.C. Blickensderfer of Stam­ were printed by Globe Pequot curator of the Mark Twain House countries. sell out before they're pushed out or must bail out. the New York law firm. takeover. tickets is Tuesday, October 22. ford patented the first portable Press in Chester. in Hartford, to organize a Connec­ Cohen has a master's Current managers may resort to “ golden para­ The suggestion is simple: Just provide in a It doesn’ttie up a company by limiting anything that degree in urban plan­ Pack registers Cubs, Scouts typewriter in 1892. They include the invention of the ticut history exhibit. The company chutes," which guarantee them plenty of cash even if corporate by-law approved by shareholders that the the existing directors of a company want to do before a • And of first artificial heart in 1982 by eventually backed out of the ning from Massachu­ BOLTON — Bolton Scout Pack 157 will hold a Drapalski named by VNA their company goes broke. Or mangers may try to company's own assets can't be used to pay for any takeover happens. Stam ford invented the long- Stamford native Robert Jarvik project, but Faude and Friedland setts Institute of Tech­ registration night for new and returning Cub and keep cash-slim by spending money just so it won’t be loans taken out in connection with a takeover not It isn’t a "poison pill” (more new words geared to playing record in 1948. and the longest and first coast-to- were already hooked on the nology in Cambridge, Webelo Scouts at 7 tonight at the Bolton Elementary Visiting Nurse & Home Care of Manchester Inc. available to finance a takeover. approved IN ADVANCE of the takeover by the this era) and won’t kill the company if a takeover does The book by Wilson Faude and coast run by an amputee, Jeff research process. . Cynthia Cohen Mass. School all-purpose room. Den leaders are needed. has appointed Henry J. Drapalski Jr. as business The above just touches on the steps that a current company’s directors. occur. Joan Friedland concisely sum­ Keith of Fairfield, who completed The two collected additiohal The meeting is open to Those who want to volunteer may call Fred manager, according to Lois -Lewis, executive company management may take to fight a hostile Any stockholder would have the power to enforce It wouldn’t end all takeovers. Of course not. Only marizes the introductions the state a 3,300-mile run from Boston to Los data throughout the years at their the public. Refreshments will be served. Boothroyd, 643-9039, or Gail Clarke, 646-8327. director. takeover. There are plenty more. Yet, despite all the the provision. Certainly sounds simple — and it has the takeovers based on the use of the target’s own has made to the country and the Angeles this year and raised leisure. But it took a nudge from Drapalski has previously served as a fiscal furor, the chance that Congress will take action to several obvious advantages: assets for the raid. world. $120,000 for cancer research. officials involved in Connecticut's Frost Fair reset Saturday management consultant for the Massachusetts slow takeovers appears very dim indeed. • It is even-handed and doesn’t discriminate One of the reasons Japan is as successful as it A new and expanded edition of One of the best-known firsts, 350th birthday celebration to get DuBaldos sing for church Department of Social Service and as fiscal officer “ Shark-repellents” (yes, there's even a new word against any kind of stockholder as opposed to any appears to be is its long-term perspective on how to The Daughters of the American Revolution’s Frost for the Hampden County Employment and the book, originally published in already in the book, are that "The the pair to finally compile their The Renew Committee of St. James Church wil for the activity) dreamed up by managements often other. conduct business. We may not want to copy Japan in a Fair, postponed because of Hurricane Gloria, will be Training Consortium. He is a graduate of 1978 and long out of print, hit book Fundamental Orders,” Connecti­ data into a new edition, Faude sponsor a song and scripture program at 7:30 p.m. turn out to be discriminatory and manipulative. Bans • It represents a reasonable business decision that lot of ways — but this one might be a good candidate to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Center Hamilton College and from Western New stores a month ago in conjunction cut’s first written constitution, was said. Friday in the lower church. Donna and Ed DuBaldo on shareholder moves after a takeover have been stockholders should have the right to make. In short, consider. Congregational Church. Food, decorations, toys, England College School of Law. He is admitted to with the state's 350th birthday. the first written document in the It was published Sept. 1 by The will provide music. There will be selected readings found illegal for a variety of reasons.. stockholders make money by building a better We must start on what will be a long, long journey Saybrook Press Inc. in Old Say- novelties, knits, books, clothing and parcel post gifts practice before the Massachusetts Bar. Since the first publication, world that created a government. and prayers. This will be the first in a song and What then? A new option which makes sense will be mousetrap rather than being the first to sell out to get toward emphasis on long-term growth to benefit our brook and can be found in book will be sold. He is member of the board of directors of the Faude said he has discovered and A less-known fact is that the first scripture series in the thrid season of renew. Other suggested in the forthcoming fall 1985 supplement to money coming from loans based on their own assets. national economy. And on the way, give stockholders stores throughout the state for Springfield Employment Resource Center, verified at least 100 new facts hamburger was served by Louie's AARP sees slides of trips programs will be held Nov. 8 and Dec. 13. The public is “ Antitrust: An Economic Approach," by Richard A. • It would stop 'predatory' takeovers cold, if a chance to make their money on the 'better $6.95. Springfield, Mass., and an officer of a Civil War about the Nutmeg State. Lunch in New Haven in 1895. invited. Givens, New York regional director of the Federal upheld. mousetrap.’ VERNON — The American Association of Retired re-enactment group. Persons, Vernon Area Chapter 2129, will meet Guests Invited to banquet Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Rockville Methodist Church to Travelers to pay dividend see slides of places for future trips. The Combined Catholic Mothers Circle and their Public Records husbands and guests will have a banquet at 6 p.m. Oct. HARTFORD — The Travelers Corporation Xerox reorganizes 16 at the Marco Polo Restaurant, Burnside Avenue, Board of Directors declared a dividend of $0.51 Couples plan families East Hartford. For reservations, call Gail Varney, per share on the company's common stock and Warrahty Deeds Executor’s Deeds Quitclaim Deeds $1.04 per share on its $4.16 Series A convertible COVENTRY — The Couple-to-Couple League of 643-2875, or Nancy Yost, 643-9030. insurance subsidiary exchangeable preferred stock. Richard A. Blake and Barbara Anthony J. Gryk, executor of the Georgette B. Clavette to Sylvio Connecticut Valley will present a series of four classes The dividends on both the comnnon and L. Blake to Cynthia A. Fisher and will of Walter T. Hines, to Malcolm Clavette, 21 Kenwood Drive. on the Sympto-thermal method of natural family Writers read poems, prose preferred stock are payable December 10 to Kathleen L. Matson, 8 Barry Road, J. Kerr, 374 Lydall St., $85,000. Jane E. Maccarone to Ralph V. planning on Oct. 20, Nov. 10, Dec. 1 and Dec. 15 at 2 By Peter S. Hawes shareholders of record at the close of business on insurance companies and that it was $79,501 to $80,000 (based on convey­ Alice C. Jarvis and John D. Maccarone and Jane E. Macca­ p.m. at St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St. This method is Wit and Wisdom Writers’ Club will meet Saturday Oct. 31. The Associated Press forqiing a Crum and Forster manage­ ance tax ). La Belle, co-executors of the Estate rone, property on Hawthorne based on an awareness of a woman's natural fertility at 2 p.m. at Whiton Memorial Library, North Main St. Quarterly dividends on the common stock were ment committee under the executive of Alexander Jarvis, to Jeffrey I. Street. and different from the far less effective calendar Original poems and prose will be read and discussed. Erika E. Pettus to Richard J. increased for the ninth consecutive year to $0.51 STAMFORD (AP) — Xerox Corp., office. Bergen and Harld Berman, prop­ Roy Franklin to A Better Con­ rhythm method, according to the league. Registration Refreshments will be served. The public is invited to Daniels Jr., property on Deerfield per share iii January. one week after taking a number of Melvin Howard, Xerox’s executive erty on Broad Street, $210,000. structed Development, Inc. is required. For more information, call 742-8472. attend and read original poems. financial steps to bolster its Crum and Drive, $58,501 to $59,000 (based on One of the world's largest diversified insurance vice president and president ol its Forster Inc. insurance subsidiary, has conveyance tax). and financial services corporations. The Travel­ financial services division, assumes the reorganized the unit’s management. Jerome Goldman to Gail A. ers is represented by more than 10,000 independ­ additional position of chairman and As part of the shakeup, Crum and Maltempo, property on Clinton and ent insurance agencies, brokers, and financial chief executive officer of Crum and Maple streets, $18,000. planners. Forster’s chairman, John K. Lundberg, Forster, while Sidney F. Wentz, presi­ Jalal T. Salihi and Mary L. Salihi resigned and its vice chairman, Donald dent and formerly chief financial to United States Elevator Corp., H. McComber, retired. Xerox said in a officer at Crum and Forster, continues 142 Wyneding Hill Road, $190,000 Murdoch plans 4th network statement on Wednesday. as president but also assumes the tilte (based on conveyance tax). Xerox announced that, effective of chief operating officer. GLENNEY LOS ANGELES — Publisher Rupert Murdoch immediately, it was creating a four- Donald Ray Stansberry to Ste­ has announced plans to reorganize his entertain­ person, Crum and Forster executive Other appointments announced Wed­ phen D. Pouliot and Elizabeth R. ment and broadcast properties and form an office that will run the unit’s various nesday include: John J. McGinty, Pouliot, 113 Autumn St., $68,900. independent television system to compete with formerly vice president and treasurer James D. Freihaut and Joana C. HOME CENTER the three major U.S. television networks. at Xerox, as vice chairman and chief Santamaria to Dawn R. LaBrie. The revelation followed widespead speculation financial officer at Crum and Forster 101 Glenwood St.. $85,900. earlier this year that the Australian-born Dollar opens higher and James J. Cutro, who was senior Gammons Hoaglund Co. to Vi­ Murdoch, now an American citizen based in New LONDON (UPI) — The dollar opened executive vice president at Crum and sions Unlimited, Inc., 395 Main St., Remodeling siARis WITH LANDSCAPE TIMBERS and TIES York, was seeking to build a fourth network. mostly higher on European exchange Forster, as vice chairman and chief $ 10. In May, he agreed to pay $1.55 billion to buy six markets today and gold prices fell. administrative officer at the unit. TV stations from Metromedia Inc., and last In Frankfurt, the dollar opened at 2.65 The management committee consists Silvio Conte and Jeanette Conte /^^EffRSEN* WINDOWS. month he purchased the second half of 20th of four members of the executive office to Norman H. Marois and Kathleen marks, up slightly from Wednesday’s Century Fox Film Corp. from Denver oilman 2.6498 close. and six other C4F officials. S. Marois, 56 Hawthorne St., Marvin Davis for $325 million. Murdoch bought In London, thedollarfirmedto$l.4125 Xerox’s president and chief executive $75,000. 6x6x8 reg. *10« WE TAKE PANES 97% Off the first half of Fox from Davis six months earlier per pound from the previous $1.4150 officer, David T. Kearns, said the Oak Forest Realty, Inc. to TO SELL WINDOWS ^ for $250 million. close. reorganization, combined with actions Dorothy T. Wetteraver, Unit 12-3, Murdoch revealed his plans Wednesday in taken last week, “ positions us togrow in Oak Forest Condominium, $76,400. 2 Week Delivery The dollar also rose in Paris at the THAT ARE ALL ANDERSENL announcing a major restructuring of the opening to 8.087 francs from Wednes­ our property and casualty insurance Lydall Woods Corp. to Sheryl L. entertaintainment and broadcast holdings of his day’s 8.07 close and in Milan the dollar business over time and fully participate Harney and Dorothy M. O’Mara, New America Corp. and TCF Holdings Inc., the strengthened to 1,785 lire, up from the in the more favorable conditions Unit 49, Lydall Woods Colonial 3x5x8 reg. *4®* ‘ parent of 20th Century Fox. He said the Los previous close of 1,784.25. emerging in that industry.” Village, $71,495. 33% Off Angeles studio and the six Metromedia stations In Brussels, the dollar began trading On Oct. 3, Xerox announced that it Malcolm F. Barlow to Meadow- 6-8 Week Delivery would be combined into a new company. Fox Inc. at 54.10 francs, from Wednesday’s 54.03. was closing one of its Crum and Forster brook Hardware Co., 527-529 East The new company’s operating groups would be Zurich was the only market where the subsidiaries, replenishing the reserves Middle Turnpike, $81,000. 20th Century Fox Film Corp., Fox Station Group dollar lost ground. The dollar opened at of another and injecting about $200 Oak Forest Realty Inc. to GARAGE DOOR SALE BATHROOM FIXTURE BONANZA and Fox Television Network. 2.1728 francs, down slightly from million of capital into C&F. The moves, Sigmund R. Chester, Unit 25, Oak Wednesday’s 2.1730 close. which will result in a $160 million, Forest Condominium, $79,825. 8x7 9x7 16x7 In Tokyo, foreign exchange markets after-tax charge against third-quarter Kendon H. Heal to Thomas Heal ALL Faucets, Vanities, Medicine Cabinets, Produce production down were closed because of a national earnings, met with mixed reactions 242.50 429.00 S.r. and Elizabeth Heal, property STEEL REG. 228.00 WASHINGTON — Production of fresh market holiday. from Wall Street analysts, most of UPI pOolo on West Middle Turnpike, $55,000. INSULATED SALE *205.20 *218.25 *386.10 Toilets, Tubs, Wall surrounders, and vegetables this fall is expected to be down from a The dollar bought $1.3661 Canadian whom projected a loss at Xerox for the Blanchard and Rqssetto Con­ Wednesday, up from $1.3659 Tuesday. three months that ended Sept. 30. 555.75 year ago, according to the latest Agriculture struction, Inc. to Stephen T. ALUMINUM REG 292.40 310.45 Accessories... ^ ■■ g^/ Department estimates. Gold fell in Zurich to $325.50 an ounce Xerox purchased C&F for $1.6 billion Best In the biz? Gebhart, property on Arvine INSULATED SALE *236.16 *279.41 *500.18 Total production of the seven major vegetable from Wednesday’s $327.00 and in in 1983. The subsidiary’s spotty perfor­ Place, $140,000. crops in the second half of 1985 is expected to be London it fell at opening to $325.65 an mance includes a $15 million loss in the Dave Collier, a technician at General Electric's plastics Lydall Woods Corp. to Juanita B. WOOD WITH REG 183.95 171.95 387.25 15% Off about 83 million hundredweight, down 4 percent ounce from the previous $326.50. second quarter of 1984 and a $4 million application development center in Southfield, Mich., examines Dutton, Unit 52, Lydall Woods profit in the second quarter of this year. PANEL GLAZED SALE *147.56 *154.76 *330.53 . from 86.3 million hundr^weight in July- Silver opened in Zurich unchanged at automotive floor panels molded of supertough engineering Colonial Village,- $94,400. December of last year, the department's Crop $6.25 an ounce and in London it dropped Xerox’s third quarter earnin^si are Louis T. Patelli and Carole S. Reporting Board said Wednesday. to $6.24 an ounce from Wedensday’s expected to be announced in three resin. Two hundred pounds of plastic are used on each new Patelli to Gregory A. Kelley and Carrots were the only crop projected to be $6,265. weeks. domestic auto produced. Geraldine E. Kelley, 44-46 Garden larger than a year ago, with declines expected for St., $90,000. Complete with all broccoli, cauliflower, celery, sweet com, lettuce \ ______Economy roundup George H. Marlow, Jacob San­ Hardware White 4 Colors Choose From and tomatoes. dals and George E. Sandals to 'White & Colors The production projections were based in part Rahim Shamash and Hooshang on the assumption that growers would have Shamash, property on Birch average yields, and on planting surveys. Street, $178,000. ALUMINUM TRIPLE TRACK IV,” ALUMINUM COMBINATION STORM DOORS In the fourth quarter, the report said, growers Textile fight looms; mortgage rates mixed Lydall Woods Corp. to John F. of fresh market vegetables will have an Polhemus and Gayle Polhemus, STORM WINDOWS Complete with Hardware estimated 146,200 acres for harvest, down 7 Unit 56, Lydall Woods Colonial WASHINGTON (AP) - Efforts to force sharp ’ White Enamel Finish percent from the harvested area a year ago. In a separate report, the government said Village, $93,190. 30"x80"; 32'’x80": 36"x80" 7m The projected 4 percent drop in the production cutbacks in textile imports, sidetracked 24 hours as a U.S. EXPORTS Americans took on $6.31 billion more in installment Christine E. Wallen and John A. . * With Screen * All Sizes in Stock of fresh market vegetables in the second half courtesy to Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, debt than they paid off in August. Wallen to Dennis M. Basmajian, //' are back on course heading to a showdown on the The Federal Reserve Board said the August « from year-earlier levels follows a 3.2 percent Unit 6, Millbridge Hollow Condom­ SALE decline in the first half of 1985. House floor. increase was only $65 million higher than the $6.25 inium, $40,000. reg. "The thing you want to do is get it on the floor while billion in debt taken out in July. Claude Looney and Martha M. it’s hot — and it’s hot now — and get it passed," Rep. The annual rate of growth in consumer debt in Looney to Theodor M. Simon and Reg. *24.50 $ 6 7 9 9 Butler Derrick, D-S.C., said Wednesday after abrupt SALE5215<^M White *77°° : = n l Fairfield firm to dote August was IS percent, down from the 19 percent Marjorie Simon, 12 Lennox St., postponement of House action on the measure. annual pace set from April through June. $77,900. 20x39 24x38 28x39 30x39 32x39 36x39 FAIRFIELD — The Bullard Co., a machine tool House Speaker Thomas P. O’Neill, D-Mass., Ford Motor Co. said, meanwhile, that it will offer 8.8 George J. Maloney and Cathe­ 20x43 24x43 28x43 30x43 32x43 36x43 SALE plant which has been operating for more than a ordered the delay as a gesture toward Lee, a staunch percent loan rates on four lines of 1086-model small free-trade advocate who had said in remarks to a joint rine M. Maloney to Raymond D. 20x47 24x47 28x47 30x47 32x47 36x47 reg. century, will close its doors sometime next year cars with manual transmissions and on two lines of Sullivan and Mona M. Sullivan, 360 $ 7 - | 9 9 company officials say. meeting of Congress earlier in the day that light trucks. Windsor St., $79,501 to $80,000 20x51 24x51 28x51 30x51 32x51 36x51 Brown *82°° James Garinger, Bullard’s director of human protectionist measures could be “ ruinous to all.” The limited terms nearly match those offered (based on conveyance tax). 20x55 24x55 28x55 30x55 32x55 38x55 resources, said Tuesday Ohio-based White The Asian leader’s lobbying success proved short Monday by General Motors Corp. on seven lines of Bigelow Brook Estates Develop­ Consolidated Industries will phase out the plant lived, however, when O’Neill placed the textile bill on 1986 car lines with manual transmissions. ment Corp. to Lawrence E. Mi­ because it is the least mnodera of its facilities. the calendar for today. A few hours after Ford’s action, American Motors chaels, Unit 3. building 401, Bi- The closing will put about 80 unionist " I did this out of respect for the visiting head of Corp. said it would offer 8.8 percent financing on its gelow Brook Estates INSULATION KILN DRIED SPRUCE employees out of work by next June. government who addressed both houses of Congress two U.S.-made subcompact cars, the Renault Encore Condominium, $75,525. Employment at Bullard has been steadily today,” O’Neill said in a statement. “ I do not thinkit is and Alliance. Chrysler Corp. said it wouldn’t react m - Unfiesd WALL INSULATION MMvIle SIZE 8' the right thing to have this vote on the same day that Lydall Woods Corp. to Duane A. 10’ 12' 16’ declining in recent years because of stiff foreign (Sourer U S Comm«rc« D*p«rtman0 NBA GRAPHIC immediately. Fox and Torrie A. Fox, Unit 53, .18.1 S/F Roll * 1 1 ” 03'/2« sq. ft.) competition and a sluggish domestic economy. the prime minister spoke to us." Commenting on the mortgage rate report. James 2x4 1.70 2.39 2.69 3.59 The unusual intrusion of diplomatic courtesies into U.S EXPORTS Lydall Woods Colonial Village, R-11 3>V Krilt WALL INSULATION MSRVlIt More than 800 people worked there only four Christian, chief economist for the U.S. League of $94,195. 2x6 2.99 years ago. House floor action bought 24 hours for both sides to . . . making comeback since '83 Savings Institutions, said fixed-rate mortgages are ■IS", 81.1 S/F Roll *1410 3.45 3.99 5.59 Iver Gunnar Anderson Jr. and c play whatever cards they still hold in an intense likely to go even higher in coming months while Shirley A. Anderson to Philip M. •23", 135.1 S/F Roll *21**(16« sq.ft.) contest for votes that has drawn swarms of lobbyists tion has caused 300,000 layoffs since 1980. adjustable rate mortgages could decline further Falkowski and Mary Lou Fal- and a Reagan administration veto threat. Msavllt PRESSURE TREATED .40 Stocks open mixed today Textile forces said they protested O’Neill’s based oq conditions in financial markets. kowski, property on Willard Road, R-18 o r UnliCld AHIC INSULATION The House version of the measure would force decision, but to no avail. Mortgage rates have generally been declining $84 ,501 to $85,000 (based on convey­ •IS", 89 S/F Roll *12” SIZE 8’ 10’ 12’ 16’ NEW YORK — Prices opened mixed Thursday drastic rollbacks — averaging perhaps 35 percent — "H e felt it would be an insult to the prime minister to in moderate trading of New York Stock Exchange Fixed-rate mortgages peaked at 15.2 percent in July ance tax ). •23". 75.1 S/F Roll *19**(26«sq. ft.) in imports of fabrics and wearing apparel from 12 bring it up just before he got out of town," Derrick 1984. Declines have sparked an upturn in the housing 2x4 2.49 3.39 4.39 5.99 issues. nations, including Singapore, as well as lesser cuts in ■ Jerry Pelletier and Doreen Pel­ said. ”I told the speaker I don’t have any Singapore industry as potential buyers moved totakeadvantau Mssvils The Dow Jones industrial average, which rose shipments from other textile countries. It would letier to Philip M. JakoBoski, 405 R-IO iW ‘ Krill ATTIC INSULATION 2x6 3.99 4.99 5.99 8.99 people who vote for me. I ’m not concerned about their of rates which were at their lowest point in almost five N. Main St., $115,000. •15", 49 S/F Roll *13” 1.23 Wednesday, was down 0.45 to 1,326.27 shortly exempt Canada and the European Economic jobs. I ’m concerned about South Carolina.” after the market opened. ■ years. Stephen T. Gebhart and Mary P. 2x8 — 10.89 — — Community. •23", 75.1 S/F Roll *21” (28« sq. ft.) Advances led declines 340-332 among the 1,092 Interest levels for fixed-rate mortgages edged up Gebhart to Blanchard and Ros- The administration has denounced the bill as being slightly last month while adjustable mortgages Patio building popular Issues crossing the New York Stock F vphangf guaranteed to bring retaliation against U.S. exports setto Construction, Inc,, property continued declining, the government says. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (A P ) — Adding a patio or deck tape. and thus cause more layoffs and worsen the projected on Spring and South Main streets, HOURS: The Federal Home Loan Bank Board said was the most popular do-it-yourseif project named by Early turnover amounted to about 4,259,800 $150 billion U.S. trade deficit. It also says the bill $75,000. 336 North Main Street Mon., Tues., Wed. Sam-epm shares. Wednesday that commitment rates for conventional consumers nationwide in a recent survey. Shari K, Haley to Walter G. would raise consumer prices and violate 38 Thure., FrI. 'til 8:30 AnalysU said they expect potential takeover fixed-rate mortgages averaged 12.65 percent in early The survey by Payless Cashways, a building Loteczka and Danielle M. Lo- W. G. GLENNEY CO. Manchester. Conn. international treaties. Sat. 8am-5pm September, up from 12.62 percent in August. materials firm here, also said other popular targets to continue to attract attention while the The textile and apparel industries, along with two teczka. Unit A, Building 2, Ridge­ By contrast, rates on the most popular adjustable- handyman activities included remodeling ba­ broad market moves in narrow ranges. major labor unions, are pushing for the measure as a field Condominium, $63,501 to - SALE ENDS OCT. 16 rate mortgage dipped to 10.59 percent last month, throoms'; building shelves; interior and exterior 649 51.3 means of protecting jobs. They say import competi- $64 ,000 (based on conveyance tax ). down slightly from 10.6 percent in August. painting; room additions, and landscaping. n - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Oct. 10,1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Oct 10. 1965 - 23 643-2711 TAG SALE SIGN Classified—Store/Office Spoce 44 Household Goods F o r ad vertise m ents to be Business Opportunities . 22 Notices S ituation W a n te d ...... 23 Resort Property ...... 45 Misc. tor Sale Rates published Monday, the dead­ Lost/Found ...... 01 Employment Info ...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden Minimum Charge: line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SAL|J $3.00 for one day Personals...... 02 Instruction ...... 25 Wanted to Rent 47 Pets The best way/ a v to announceuieiiw«...ww it .. .Wis with —.... a- ______Herald Tag « Sale Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted 48 Musical Items P er W o rd : Read Your Ad Auctions ...... 04 Real Estate Recreational Items 1-2 days ...... 20® Cia'ssTfied Ad. When jfou place your ad. youTI receive Services Antiques 3-5 days .18® Classified advertisements Homes for Sale ...... 31 Tag Sales 6 days .16® ore token bv telephone os a ONE TAG SALE SIGN i R E t compliments of The Herald. Financial Condominiums ...... 32 Services Offered 51 Wanted to Buy 76 dovs .12® convenience. Painting/Papering ...... 52 M ortgages...... 11* Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 The Manchester Herald is Building/Contracting .53 IN AT OUR OFOCE, 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER Personal Loans...... ; . 12 Investment Property ...... 34 re sp on sible only (o r one incor- STOP Roofing/Siding ...... 54 Insurance...... 13 Business Property .... 35 rect insertion and then onlv Resort Property ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing ...... 55 Automotive Deadlines Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 for the size of the original KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ■ by Larry Wright F lo o rin g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sole For classified advertise- in s e rtio n . Rentals Income Tox Service ...... 57 Motorcycles/Bicycles ments to be published Tues- Errors which do not lessen HDME8 I^ H D M E S n Employment Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles day through Saturday, the the value of theadvertiserhent 0 FDR SALE FDR SALE Rooms for Rent ...... 41 A uto Services...... deadline is noon on the d o y will not be corrected bv on MV KiTtgN WOK£ Me OMN & Education Apartments for Rent ...... 42 For Sale Autos for Rent/Lease iSSifStWKf “ tHe MlDbLE Cf THE NI(jHT before publication. additional insertion. You'll Be S o rrvlll It you Just Listed I — Huge 6-6 on Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Renf ...... 43 H o lid ay/S ea son al...... 61 Misc. Automotive •Toffeeb HIM. i Thin< i'm let this great house go bv. the West side I Separate ^ F F e a m Fiawi Large spacious rooms, basements and heat sys­ full dormer with 2 full tems! This one won't losti "cat LACj." baths, fireplace, rec. Call Today. Blanchard & room with bar, applian­ Rossetto Real Estate, 646- > S 555a i a f t % a i ...Ii>i4jiiii> iir t . ii y ...... i i rfiiifi i i i i iiiViniiftiM )iiiii >Ni& » g ^ ^ Notices PERSONALS PERSONALS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED ces, and lots more. Re­ 2482.0 * Jackson Real Estate, 3 Bedroom Duplex — ' tar*» i^E i Salesclerk. Apply In per­ Typesetter — Full time Reliable Woman to Bab­ 647-8400 or 646-8646.0 Large units plus old person to set display ads ysit - my home. 2 days- former grocery store ap­ LOST AND FOUND Introducing... son, Marlow's Inc., 867 An Eager Beaver..... Will ..... I Lew Brown Main Street, Manchester. at weekly newspaper. Ex­ /week. 649-3926. proved for a 3rd unit 13 car ^ i m t ik Kitchen Help Wanted — perienced on comp. 7700 Dishwasher - Kitchen catch this new listing on garage, large lot. Blan­ ...... Helper — Good pay and TImrod Rood. Lovely pri­ chard & Rossetto Real Lost — Prescription Full or part time. Apply at preferred. Flexible hours, Cleaning Help — Morn­ fNowma — com* Apm*M?«W. ■ glosses In grey case. Burr the Acadia, 103 Tolland benefits. Call Sue, 633- benefits. Steady work. ings, weekends, tew after­ vate lot with In-ground Estate, 646-2482.0 it mitY* D*i*wwi»* ------>.>«», iTatilttmt»Y: Corner Shopping. Friday. Tpke. 2025. Apply to Howard John­ noons. Must have own pool, 2 fireplaces, plaster imaH son's Restaurant, 394 Tol­ transportation. Call 643- walls. Quality throughout Manchester — Mt. Road, October 4th. 289-2664. Permanent Part Time ' 1«l Managers Needed In con­ land Turnpike, Manches­ 4000. - Built bv Ansaldl! I ! Jack- 1 year old U & R Contem­ Tellers — Inquire Savings ter, 649-6220. son 8i Jackson Real Est­ porary Raised Ranch. 3 Lost — Prescription eye­ Bonk ot Manchester, 923 venience store. Part and * ""»'■...... glasses, vicinity Wethe- full time positions availa­ ate, 647-B400 or 646-8646.o bedrooms, main floor, Main Street, Manchester, family room with stone rell Street area. 646-1700. ble. 3 - midnight or mid­ Pizza and grinder person, Thursday, October 3rd. night - 8am. 633-4155. full time positions. Apply Real Estate Please R.S.V.P.II Just fireplace, large dining Call 643-6985. in person, Lastrada West, give us a call at 647-8400 room, kitchen with plenty 471 Hartford Road, Hostess Wanted tor fine and we'll be happy to set of cabinets and eating Manchester. Italian Restaurant. Call up an appointment for area. 2 baths, treed lot. IHDMES you to see this adorable 6 Immediate occupancy. LOST Full Time Truck Driver — Paul, at 643-2751 tor Part Time Counter Help Experienced Appllan- appointment. I FDR SALE room Cape with steel $142,000. U & R Realty, CELEBRITY CIPHER Large Black Male dog. Excellent pav and benet 643-2692.0 Calabrifv Ctphet cryptograms are created Irom quotations by famous — In drycleaner laundro­ ce/TV Salesperson — Full siding, fireplace and it's Lab/Shepherd mix. its. Must be responsible nicely decorated. Ottered peopte. past and present Each tetter in the cipher stands for Lew handles computer operations and have good driving mat. must be over 18. time sales position selling Photo Processing Lab All real e'.tote advertised another Today's due FegueisM Wearing red collar and America's top brand of at $79,900. Jackson 8, Manchester — Outstand­ record. Apply In person. Monday through Friday, needs motivated Individ­ In the Manchester Herald by CONNIE WIENER choke chain, very and inventory control for the parts de­ 7;30am-3om, levery other appliances, TV's and ual for p a rt/fu ll time Is subject to the federal Jackson Real Estate, 647- ing 4 bedroom, 3 baths, 2 Al Slefferts Appliances, 8400 or 646-8646.D car garage. Colonial Cape friendly. Answers to the partment. He has received his training 647-9997. Saturday, 7:30am- VCR's. Apply In person to work. Will train. Knowl­ Fair Housing Act ot 1968, “PS ZLR VTWHX HTGNY name ot "Boo". If any In­ Mr. Kimball, Jack R ,an edge of photography help­ which makes It Illegal to situated In the Porter from Manchester Community College 1:30pm. Apply Colonial New Listing 11 Manches­ Street area. Many out­ formation, please call Cleaners, 230 Spencer Co., 1329 Main Street, ful. Call 647-1080. advertise any preference, and Reynolds Computer Training in Driver — Part time after­ Wlllltmantic. ter — 25 years young. 4-4 standing features. Price wo JYOYD XLRIJ T DPUXW, 647-7052 after 5:30. noons and alternate Sa­ Street, Shoprite Plaza, limitation or discrimina­ Duplex. Excellent Income $159,900. Zinsser Agency, .New Jersey. Manchester. Janitorial Help — Part tion based on race, color, turdays. Apply In person, M edical Secretary — time, full time. Morning- - Hondy locjtlon, quick 646-1511. PW ’ J T G TIU T P D . GRW PS Manchester Drug, 717 religion, sex or national access to 1-84. Ideal for Lew has worked at Lynch for 11 years. Part Time Salesperson — Manchester Medical of­ s/evenlngs. Apply in per­ origin, or an Intention to Main Street. fice. Monday to Friday, owner-occupied or Inves­ Coventry - New Listing — A p p ro x im a te ly 15-20 son to Delta M ainte­ make any such prefer­ tor. Offered at $124,500.' Charming 4 bedroom, 2 ZLR VTWHX PW JYOYD XLRIJ Lew and his wife Joann reside in Tol­ hours per week Including 10am-6pm. Duties Include nance, 540C North Main ence, limitation or dis­ transcription, filing, sche­ Jackson & Jackson Real bath Cape set on one acre Saturday. Please stop In Street, Manchester, CT. crimination. The Herald Estate, 647-8400 or 646- treed lot located on cul- T DPUXW. ZLR'IY DLW.” — ANNOUNCEMENTS land. They enjoy motorcycle riding and to (III out on application, duling and telephone will not knowingly accept work. Experlrnce re­ 8646.0 de-sac. First floor traveling. Lew also enjoys playing guitar see Jackie or Bob, Fair­ Janitorial Service Super­ any advertisement which laundry, garage, (Irepice. Emergency? In Monches- Hostess — Hiring for full quired. Send resume to ULLAFTD. and listening to music. way, 975 Main Street, visor — 7am-4pm, 3:30- is In violation ot the law. Thanks G lo rla llll The Price $92,500. Zinsser ter, dial 911 for fire, time days. Monday Manchester. Box R, c/o Manchester 12pm. Knowledge of PREVIOUS SOLUTION "One way to slay healthy is to through Friday, 646-4039. sign took a beating but the Agency, 6^1511. police, medical help. Herald. maintenance to supervise Historic Cape — Char.n- APARTMENTS APARTMENTS IRESDRT avoid seconds — of meals, mortgages and martinis — -REMEMBER- house Is lust fine. Great 7 Part Time Cashier various locations. Must I SINCi 1969 Ing 6 room Expanded room older Colonial and It Manchester — 7 room FDR RENT FDR RENT jPRDPERTY PETS Carol Francis Looking for someone to Needed — Experienced have valid drivers license Cape on historic Register ( ( To Cleon coffee stains has lust been reduced to Immaculate Ranch. First 800 W. Center 81. care tor mv 11 month old. preferred but will train. and clean police record. on the Elllngton/Vernon from Chino or plastic, rub Mancheeler My home or yours. West $85,900. Jackson & Jock- floor family room. Nice Exceptional 3 Room Manchester — Available single Cor Garage — Rear stain with baking soda. To LYNCH I M 8 4 S2 I Please stop In to fill out on Send resume to P.O. Box line. Aluminum sided. son Real Estate, 647-8400 residential neighborhood. ot the Crockett Agency, Side ot MdhCnester 646- application, see Jackie or Bus Boy - Dishwasher - Set 8073, Manchester, CT Much remodeling. Great Apartment — Just remo-, Immediately. One, two 171! CARS/TRUCKS find a cosh buyer for that 2860, evenings. or 646-8646.C Full basement, fireplace. deled, appliances In­ and three bedroom apart­ 643-1577. 171J CARS/TRUCKS china closet you no longer Fob, FoTwav, 975 Main UP — M /F. Openings (or 06040 or call 646-6198. back yard with (rult trees. $92,900. Hayes Corpora­ Street, Manchester. nights and weekends. cluded, $500 monthly plus ments. $425, $495, $525, Free to Good Home — I'M fdrsale I ^ ' I fdrsale use, place a low-cost od In Assumable mortgage. Trees & Privacy — If you tion, 646-0131. Manchester — 3 garages Small white Cockapoo. We are proud ot our employee*. Inside and Outside Sales Good Pay. Apply Steak Part Time Sec' etarv for Only $79,900. Call today gas heat and electricity. heat and hot water In­ Classified. 643-2711. — Equipment to Indus­ like seclusion and end of Available November 1st. cluded. J.D. Real Estate, available. Security, Excellent house dog. Coll Part Time — Must be able Club Restourant, Route Monday evenings and Sa­ (or details. Joyce G. Ep­ the week relaxation, alarm system. Storage Plymouth Reliant 82 1970 Novo — 2 door, 6 tries. Salaries and com­ to start 10/14/85, like 83, Vernon. turdays. Must be mature, Call 649-1340 after 6pm. 646-1980. 646-0046 otter 3pm. missions. Send Replies to stein Real Estate, 647- come see this 8 room only. McCavanagh Wagon — Rebuilt trans­ cylinder. $500. 649-1814 af­ working with children and typing, filing, answering 8895.0 mission. $3,600. Evenings, ter 4om. Box A, c/o Manchester Ranch with tullv ap- Manchester — 2 bedroom Realty. 649-3800. Free — Must surrender Employment Herald. have a dependable car. Local Furniture ware­ phones. Call 643-1166. pllanced kitchen, fire- Immaculate Cape — 5 one veard old Calico cat. 643-9909. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Monday through Friday. house needs reliable full apartment bn second placed living room and rooms plus 2 cor garage, (loor. St ,ve, refrigerator, Has all shots, spayed. Call Call Jeanne, 647-9946. time person to handle Court of Probofe, District of HOUSEHOLD Renault Alliance — 1984.5 & Education Andover family room, 2 wood new vinyl siding, new wall-to-wall carpet. Manchester ^ 5 room, 2 otter 3:00. 646-8085. shlpplng/receivlng and NOTICE OF HEARING stoves, first floor fomlly roof, tastefully deco­ bedroom, heat. $625 a GOODS speed, air, A A/FM Waitresses Wanted — customer deliveries. Sunny and clean. Remo­ 1984 Nissan — 4 wheel Part Time Inserters ESTATE OF room, basement, rec rated, many extras. Nice deled both and kitchen. month. Children wel­ Cassette. Power steering. Full and part time. Apply Great lob for right person. Cooks — Openings for full RICHARD H. DRAKE room, tucked away off a Family Location. Must come. 647-7602. MUSICAL $5,20u or best offer. 646 drive pickup. Durollner wanted. Call 647-9946, ask Executive Secretary — at Luigis Restaurant, 706 Pursuant to on order of Hon. $450. No utllltirs. Availa­ Used Refrigerators, for Bob. Typing, shorthand, com­ Call 278-2492, Ask for Bill. time dinner cooks. Good quiet Glastonbury street. See, $87,900. 643-8331. ITEMS 5741. Insert. $7,000. 647-1141. Bank Tellers — Full time Hartford Road. Pav. Apply Steak Club Norman J. Preuss, Judge, ble ImmedI jtely. 643-4283. W ashers, Ranges — OD HELP WANTED puter, phone. Responsi­ doted October 4, 1985 a hear­ $127,900. C entury 21 Bolton — 2 bedrooms, I'/j clean, guaranteed, parts and part time openings. Restaurant, Route 83, ing w ill be held on onoppllco- Jackston-Showcase, 646- baths, wall to wall carpet, 1974 Chew Wagon — One 1980 Ford Von — 75,000 ble, Interesiing position. Teacher Aide — Imme­ East Hartford — $84,900. Like Private Home — 3'/2 and service. Low prices. Gem Electronic Cord Or­ Strong figure aptitude 9am-2pm. 646-6270. Vernon. tlon proving for theouthorltv 1316.0 appliances, adults only. owner, lo v mileage. 5500- miles, 4 speed, 2 gas tanks, Teachers Aides and Sub- and flair for public con-* diate opening for year to sell certain real estote at New on the Market! Spa­ room apartment. Base­ B.D. Pearl 8< Sor, 649 gan — Can be played bv Best otter. 649-9532. private sole os In sold appli­ cious older 7 room Colon-x ment, appliances. Work­ No pets. $400 a month plus power steering and stltuies — Flexible hours. tact essential. Qualified round before/ofter school Subway Counter Atte'id- Part Time Evenings — Main Street, 643-2171. notes or numbers. $50. Retail Sales — Part time, cation on file more fully ap­ Peace of M ind— Guaran­ lal with 3 bedrooms, com- ing single adult, married utilities. 646-7766. Phone 649-7406.a brakes, good condition. Must be over 18 and high applicants please call Bartender — Part time, program. Liberal benef­ ant — Must be 18. Perfect Monchester/Bolton/An­ pears, at the Court of Pro­ teed for one year on all Needs paint lob. $2,800. nights and weekends, ex­ day, evenings and wee­ its, experience required. pletely remodeled couple. No children, pets. Chair — Sturdy Damask school graduate. Call 646- Mrs. Tartaglla, 646-4004. kend hours available. (or college student,. Start dover areas. Office bate on October 17, 1995 at m ajor components when 149 Oakland Street — 4 Call 643-2171, ask for perience preferred. Apply at MELC, 80 Wad­ 1:35 P.M . kitchen, fireplace, den 643-2880. upholstry. $35. Call any­ 7090. EOE. Prior cashier - sales expe­ Immediately. Apply at 288 cleaning. Also mornings you buy this lovely home room heated apartment. Steve. Hourly wage plus gratui­ dell Road, Manchester. in Manchester. Call 649- Sharon B. Preuss, and garoge. 7’/3% Assu­ time. 872-9064.D RECREATIONAL rience preferred. Adults Center Street, Clerk designed tor the entertain­ mable mortgage! Call for One Bedroom — Heat, hot No appliances. No pets. 84 Cavalier CS Wagon — ties. Apply Manchester EOE. Manchester. 5334. 013-10 Just because you don't encouraged. Applications ing family, has 3 bed­ details. Sentry Real Est­ water, appliances, near Security. $450 monthly. Set ot 4 Tavern Chairs — 0 ITEMS Automatic, Power steer­ CHRISTMAS CASH use an Item doesn't mean Country Club or call 646- rooms, 2Vj baths, 2 car Call 646-2426 wee days, ing, power brakes, air 0103. being taken at Jeans Plus, Typesetter — Part time ate, 643-4060.O Parkade. No pets. On bus Mode In Poland. Dark MDTDRCYCLES/ the Item has lost Its value. 297 East Center Street, PARf-TIME correspond­ garage, extra large fam­ line. Older person pre­ 9am to 5pm. Set of Duck Pin Balls and conditioning, rear defros­ Wendy’s afternoons and evenings. Court of Probate. Olstrict ot wood. $90 firm . 649-3923.0 BICYCLES Why not exchange It for Manchester. ents to cover scholastic ily room, large 2 level red East Hartford — $123,900. ferred. $425 plus security. case. $20. Keep trying. ter, low mileage, AM /FM OD Old Fashioned Experienced on comp. IV sports events In the Man­ Andover cassette, mint condition. cash with an ad In Classi­ NOTICE OF HEARING wood deck for bock yard New Listing I Charm 8, Call 643-6802 or 649-6205. Manchester — 2 bedroom Amana (Conventional) 647-1238.0 Hamburgers fied? 643-2711. NURSE AIDES preferred but will train Cooks — Full and part chester area. Sports Inter­ enlovment. Coll today. apartment. Appliances, $7,500. 742-5733. 1975 Honda — 754 Fairing, qualified typist. Call Sue, ESTATE OF Beauty are yours In this Upright Freezer — White. time. Experienced pre­ est essential; writing ex- JANE DRAKE $144,500. C entury 21 very special '0+ room 3 Room — Heat, hot garage, heat 8, hot water radio, saddleseats, new on 260 Broad Street 633-2025. berlence desirable. For Pursuant to on order of Hon. 16.9 cu. ft., 32 width, 65 Christmas is comingl ferred. Will train enthusi­ Jackston-Showcase, 646- Colonial with 4 bedrooms, water, stove, refrigera­ Included. $550 monthly. height, 28% depth. Like 1977 Plymouth Fury — 4 tires, runs well. Asking In Manchester is LEGAL NOTICE astic applicant. Good pay an appointment, call Len Norman J. Preuss, Judge, 649-5258. door, 40,000 miles. Good Need extra cash? Join us Cooks — Part and full doted October 4, 1985 a hear­ 1316.0 2Vz baths, flreploced fam­ tor, 3rd floor, security, new. 649-9573. $1,200. 742-5798. now hiring for night In accordance with Section McDonalds Is looking for and benefits. Apply to Auster, sports editor, at 0 ANTIQUES condition. 646-7276. 9-16 of the Election Lows, no­ now at Crestfleld Conva­ time. Will train. Apply part time, full time main­ ing w ill be held on on applica­ ily room, formal dining $375. Adults, no pets. Call time closing. Start­ tice Is hereby olven that the lescent Home/Fenwood Howard Johnson's Res­ the Manchester Herald tion proving tor theouthorltv Whot A Place To Come room, 2 porches, 2 car 649-2236. Two Bedroom Duplex — Lafayette Escodrllle Res­ tenance men. Responsi­ weekdays before 11 a.m. to sell certain real estate at Family Style Kitchen Set ^ . y Nothing — East ing wages up to $4 Registrars ot Voters will ac­ Manor. Applications are taurant, 300 West Middle taurant, 394 Tolland Turn­ Home To — Distinctive U garage and lovely private Garage, available Oc­ with 6 choirs. Table, 46" x ° 1977 Monaco — Power MISCELLANEDUS cept applications for Admis­ bilities Include floors, pike, Manchester. 649- orivote sole os In sold opoll- 8i R Contemporary set on tober 1st, no appliances. Center and Spruce, open steering/brakes, 68,000 now being accepted lor Turnpike. cotlon on file more fully ap­ grounds. Located In finest Manchester — 5 room 60" with 17" leaf. Asking per hour. Flexible sions of Electors at the fol­ walls, windows, outside 6220. 0 large landscaped lot In $390 plus utilities. After Saturdays, 649-0533. miles. Good condition. ODAUTDMDTIVE lowing location: certified Nurse Aides and cleaning. Starting salary, pears, ot the Court of Pro- area. Call for appoint­ duplex Ronc'i. 2 bed­ $150. 649-2909. schedules. Meal dis­ also Nurse Aide Certifica­ bo^^n^October 17, 1995 at the Hlghwood section ot ment. Sentry Real Estate, rooms, wall to wall 6pm, 649-1745. 644-9682. Registrars ot Voter's Office $6 hourly with benefits. Manchester. Bright airy Transmission — Pontiac count. Uniforms and Town Hall tion training program, 7-3 Help Wanted — Donut 643-4060.a carpets. No utilities. $450. Available applicant must Office Help — Mature, Sharon B. Preuss, rooms, four bedrooms, 1977 [}atsun F-10 Wagon — Turbo 350 out of Lemons. training provided 41 Center Street and 3-11 shifts available. PART TIM E be 18 years or older. Baker, 5 nights, expe- Lease and security, avail­ East Hartford — 2 bed- MISCELLANEOUS Manchester, CT 06040 reliable person (or grow­ 014-10 Clerk floor to celling stone fire­ ropms, heat and applian­ Immaculate. One owner. $75. 649-4744.0 Apply in person, Free meals. Excellent be­ Interesting work Includ­ Retirees welcome to rlehce preferred. Excel­ New Listing — Manches­ able November 1. 649-8236 FOR s a le 0 TAG SALES Tuesday, October IS, 1985 nefits and congenial staff. lent pay and benefits. Will ing pest control company. place In family room. ter, $110,900. Custom built utter 6pm. ces Included. No pets. $485 Asking $1,800. 649-4109. Monday thru Friday, 8:30a.m. to B:00p.m. ing cuatomer contact, apply. Apply In person, Typing, filing, computer. Many nice touches. Ot­ Truck Cap — 0'x6'x3'. Call Director of Staff De­ McDonalds, 1221 Tolland train. 646-9277. Mister Do­ Raised Ranch In desirable monthly plus security Herbert J. Stevenson clerical, and odd jobs. No Will train. Come grovv Court of Probate, District of tered at $161,500. Joyce G. Brand New Star STX-80 Yard Sale — October 12th, Good condition. Three 9-11am, 3-5 and 7- velopment, at 643-5151, Tpke., Manchester, CT nut, 255 West Middle nelghb'Thood under con­ deposit, 872 0/00 or 289- M ary E Wlllhide experience naaeded, will with us. Budget Pest Con­ Manchester Epstein Real Estate, 647- 4781. Thermal Printer — 80 7am to 5pm. Contractor windows. $99 or best otter. 9pm. REGISTRARS Monday thru Friday. 8-3 06040. Tpke,, Manchester. NOTICE OF HEARING struction. Cathedral ceil­ moving. Used and new train. Excellent tor high trol, 649-9001. 1 ’ B895.a ings, family room and Column Bit Dot graphics. 646-0538.O EOE OF VOTERS pm. surplus material. Odd Deluxe Mitsubishi Colt, 019-10 school senior or mature Part Time Help Wanted NORMAN KENNETH fully appllanced kitchen. 190. Call 646-7788. Never STANLEY Duplex 4 Room Apart­ la q lH O M ES lots. Plywood, lumber, 1984 — 26K, 4 door hatch­ person. Evening and BANKmCt/CREMT UNION Mornings — To carry out New Listing — Manches­ Pick your own colors. m ent— with rec room, used. ONE OF THE nicest weekend houri. Pursuant to an order of Hon. ter, $110,900. Colonial 1 ^ 1 FOR RENT plumbing, doors, roof back. Dual stick Clutch. Wa have a part 8me teller groceries. Apply In per­ William E. FitzGerald, D.W. Fish Realty, 643-1591 nice area, no pets. $475. shingles and much more. things about want ads Is petition available. 1>2 yeara Judge, dated October 4,1985 under construction In an or 871-1400.n Auto Luggage Rock, White with maroon Inte­ Hindi Silf 8tir-it PIi m son to Highland Park Cull after 4:30, 647-9616. 5 Glen Road,(rear), rior. Sharp. $5,5(X). 528- thetr low cost. bank teller or caahlar Market, 317 Highland 0 hearing will be held on on excellent location. Bolton — New Saltbox 52x85, Aluminum stainless B4M080 experience required. Call Mr. application praying for a duplex. Private lot, 5 Manchester. 6415. PICTURE THIS Street. Laborer — For pipe line Custom-built home with 3 First Floor 2 Bed, oom steel. For van or large 510 N. Mils IL MUKlNUar Whitney at 56S-2020 for more Jhdhge of name to Kenneth bedrooms, study and tlrs- L0TS/LAND rooms, V/2 baths, car­ wagon. $35. Phone 646- I CARS/TRUCKS information. E.O.E. construction, must have M ilton Browne os In sold oo- Modern Apartment In 2 Tag Sale — Saturday, 1972 Mercury Montego —r Secretary/Bookkeeper — ollcdtlon on file more tullv t# loor family room. Pick family house. Full ap­ peted with appliances. 3067.a FDR SALE transportation, dependa­ FOR SALE $ ^ per month plus '.ecur- October 12th, 9am-2pm. Good running condition. Small office, diversified ble, top wages paid. 649- appears, at the Court of Pro­ your own colors. D.W. 1 pllanced kitchen, carpet, bate on October 28, 1985 at Fish Realty, 643-1591 or Ity and utilities. 643-0310 Child's Maple Top School Radial armsaw, 10 speed Best offer 646-3907. duties, accounts receiva­ 6087. 10:00 A.M . Manchester — Just two finished rec room with girl's bike, lawn sweeper, ble, telephones, record 871-1400.O bar, large cedar closet. evenings and weekends. Desk — Wrought Iron $ EXTRA MONEY $ Marv Lou Taylor, lots left In popular Moun­ legs, folding seat. $45. twin mattress and spring, D A R I F A R M keeping and some typing. tain Woods. Lot 3, 2.26 Heat, hot water, parking stereo In dry sink - nutmeg All benefits. Call 647-9137. 015-10 Beautiful Wood Floors — Included. Lease. Security Tolland — 3 bedroom Phone 649-7375.0 Highlight this very well acres; Lot 4, 1.51 acres. Ranch In the country with finish, miscellaneous. 71 ICE CREAM COMPANY Both lots wooded with deposit, references, Vernon Street, With Your Own Part-Time Job.' Nurses — Substitutes tor maintained 6 room, 3 middle-aged couple, no appliances, carpeting and Spring Board fo r In NOTICE TO CREDITORS bedroom Cape, with new road frontage. Price full basement. $750 a ground swimming pool. Manchester. has immediate openings for telephone Coventry Public Schools. Mechanical Assembler — e s t a t e o f pets. $525. Available No­ ELIZABETH L. GIBSON, septic system, newer $39,900 each. Zinsser month plu' 2 months se­ $95. 646-0487 after 6pm.o An excellent opportunity for Must be registered. We are looking for a Agency, 646-1511. vember 1st. 528-1274. Multi Family — Friday 8, order people to take orders from our person capable of assem­ late of Manchester, electric service, 2 year old curity. Available Oc­ Please contact Pupil Per­ deceased tober. Call after 5pm, Saturday, 10/11, 10/12, established accounts. Basic office skills sonnel Services Office at bling hi-tech cleaning furnace, 3 year old vinyl Attractive and Comforta­ Electric Lawn Mower — We Feature Housewives and Mothers with The Hon. William E. Fltz- siding & 12 year old roof. 872-6169. New condition. $99 or best 9am-1pm. 21 Garnet Road. required. Applications are now being 742-8913. EOE. equipment. Candidate Gerold, Judge, ot the Court ble Duplex — 6 rooms, 3 Children's books, toys, must hove mechanical of Probate, District ot Mon- Once you see It, you'll bedrooms, recently reno- offer. Call 643-6091 after PENNZOIL accepted between 8:30 am and 5:30pm. chester at a hearing held on Love It I $76,900. Strano 3:30pm.o skis, furniture, humidi­ Products young children bring them aptitude and ability to October 7, 1985 ordered that Rentals vpted. Deposit and refer­ fier, Ford Van Captain's Apply in person at: work Independently. We Real Estate, 647-"SOLD".o ences required. $450 plus all claims must be presented Floor Tile — Tan/white swivel seat, bike. Rain or are willing to train the to the fiduciary on or before utilities. Call otter 5pm, shine. with you and save on right person. Call (or ap­ January 10, 1986 or be barred Busy, Down-town Italian 649-2803. Ashford — 3 and 4 room Pebble Pattern. 160 plus' DARI FARM ICE CREAM Waltress/Walter — For pointm ent, 646-0172, as by law provided. Restaurant — Seating ca- ROOMS Ranch. Remodeled. Tile sq.ft. $50 or best offer. full or port time hours. M ary Lou Taylor, pocitv of 60 plus, this FOR RENT bath, oak floors, rugs, 643-7069.D CLEARANCE babvEittin'’’ costs. 40 Tolland Stage Road Svndet Products, Inc., .... . Clerk 5 Room Duplex — Stove, Benefits available. Apply Bolton, CT. Excellent Em­ The fiduciary Is: excellent business has refrigerator, wall to wall large yard, heat supplied, (Tag saa) ' now become available tor Fabrica. vinyli, rods, copier, Tolland, CT 06084 In person, Howard John­ ployee Benefit Package. Elaine G. Pollein Room with bath for non­ carpeting, $525 monthly no animals. Lease, 423- Full Length Winter Coat HOURS: Mon.-Fri, 8am-8pm 6 Lvdoll St. sale I Furnitures, Fixtures twina. refrigarator.atc.Satur' son's Restaurant, East smoking, non-drInkIng not Including heat and 4190 evenings. — Size 16, beige poplin, Sat.-Sun. eam-Sptn West Service Road, Manchester, CT 06040 Included. $ tor $ on Inven­ man made fur collar, day. Oct. 12. 9 am«3 pm. LIve-in Housekeeper — 016-10 gentleman. On busline, utilities. 649-0692 after tieiling UphpMary Hartford. Female. Reply 75 Good tory. Full basement. All 6pm. STDRE AND lining. $17. 649-0832. Supply C a details on (He. Asking, parking available. $50 a 222McKMtt.Mandi. Watch for PAP’S Hill Rood, Sou^ Windsor, $135,000. Strano Real Est­ week. 2 weeks security DFFICE SPACE MS-0$8t NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Manchester K-Mart Is CT 06074. NOTICE TO CREDITORS and references required. Manchester — Single bed­ 1 Large Dog House — 1st Annual looking tor full time em­ ESTATE OF ate, 647-"SOLD''.a Brand new. Never been IN MANCHESTER AREA RONIOCA LEE HINES, late 649-7862. room apartment In a du­ ployees for our receiving p le x . $365 m o n th ly . Office Spjce — Excellent used. $70 or best otter. AUT0FE8T • Oct 28.10861 Full Time Driver's of Manchester, deceased Manchester's Best I Spa­ Coltiga 8L room and building mate­ The Hon. William E. Fitz­ 649-5258. location with ample park­ Call 646-5160 after 6pm.a 22 Hours Per Week 72-82 Helpers — Furniture de­ cious brick Ranch with Room (or non-smoking ing. 600, 400 & 300 sq. (t. Mipli 81. rials department. Many livery, 16-25 hours per Gerald, Judge, of the Court gentleman, references re­ Automotive RIdea, Prize* & Refreahmenta 2S-B6 employee benefits. Apply of Probate, District of Man­ large custom kitchen, 32' office suites are now King Size Sealy Mattress 8pruei 8L week. 647-1717. chester at o hearing held on quired. Parking, kitchen Manchester — Excellent 6 Procaada to go to charity. Salary Plus Gas Allowance 153-248 In'Person Monday, Wed­ living room, 24' solorlam, room apartment. 3 bed­ available. 649-2891. and box spring with com­ October 4, 1985 ordered that 3 full baths, 3 car garage and laundry privileges. Oik 81 nesday, Thursday, Friday all claims must be presented Call 643-5600. rooms with stove. Refer­ forter, sheets, dust ruffle. 11-91 and hillside loti Blan­ 500 sq. ft. Office — Excel­ Good condition. Reasona­ ICARS/TRUCKS SOUND INTERESTING? Birth Rd. 125-138 and Saturday, 10am-4pm. to the fiduciary on or before ences, security, no pets. You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and K-Mart, 239 Spencer January 7, 1986 or be barred chard 8i Rossetto Real lent location. $200 per ble, 649-5920. FDR SALE Dile Rd. os bv low provided. Extra Nice. Large. Male. $500 plus utilities. 649-4012 ; aupervise our carrier boys lx girls. If you like kids • III Street, Manchester. An Estate, 646-2482.D or 647-9312. month. Includes heat, lan- Ludlow Rd. Secretary — With some Mary Lou Taylor, Near buses'. Cooking. itor and parking. 649-5334, ‘ wan! a littla independence and your own income... 25-107 equal opportunity Bookkeeping experience Clerk T>arklng. $55,649-0102. iwniM.CMawa Hiekmitick 8L employer. The fiduciary Is: ReducedI $60's. — Deluxe 643-7175. III needed tor small manu­ Anthony Louis Hines 2 bedroom unit with gor­ facturing company. One 11 Leona Dr. There's someone out PETS Babysitter In our Man­ geous furnished rec. Manchester — Office or 1979 Red Honda Accord — MANCHESTER HERALD person office, various du­ Vernon. CT 06066 roomi Fully appllanced there who wants to buy Retail Space, first (loor, 5 Q :: PAP AUTO PARTS chester home. 10am-3pm. ties Include billing, depos­ and your power tools. Find 4 door. Air, high mileage, Jeanette Roe Hines kitchen, carpeting. Blan­ One, Two and Three Bed­ rooms, full bottn parking, Two Cute Playful Kittens runs well. $1,812 or best r'C"'”- 307 E. Center^pt^, Manchester Call NOW 647-9946 Monday, Wednesday, F ri­ its, AR, AP. No payroll chard 8i Rossetto Real that buyer with a low-cost CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 day, transportation a 11 Leona Dr. room apartments for excellent sign vIsIbMIty. looking (or good homes. otter. 633-2479 between 5- (Rear of Lenox Kharmaty) /^*649 3528 duties. Call 649-5374, 0am Vernon, CT 06066 Estate, 646-2482JI od In Classified. 643-2711. rent. Cali Ed, 649-2947. Frank Sollecki, 643-2121. Call 649-6480 otter 11am. 7pm. must. 646-9549. to 4pm. 017-10 I M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Oct. 10, 1985 MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER Judge won’t bar public DiRosa still ahead Too much to do I Whalers win first Clear, chilly tonight; In race for funds at Mystic Seaport ever NHL opener sunny, cool Saturday from Richards’ hearing FREE ... page 3 ... page 13 ... page 9 ... page 2 By Michael J. Spataro t ^ . United Press International

PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The media and public will not be barred Classified Ad from pretrial hearings in the rape and murder trial of Ralph and Donna Richard, but they may be prohibited from seeing court docu­ Fill out coupon below (one word per space) and mail: ments in the highly-publicized case. Superior Court Judge Joseph Clearly state name of item-and phone number in ad. lUanrl|Fstpr Mrralft Rodgers refused Wednesday to Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Friday, Oct. 11. 1985 — Single copy: 254 close pretrial hearings despite Price must be included. defense pleas that the media had One item oniy per ad. “ poisoned" the public's perception of the case. bo not use abbreviations. Rodgers reserved decision on whether to seal court records in the case, but indicated he would rule NO Pet, Garage, Tag Sale or Commercial ads Shultz vows this morning when the hearing was scheduled to resume. accepted. "The public has the right to be informed of what goes on in its / courtrooms,” Rodgers ruled. "The Ads must be printed on order blanks appearing in the prompt action defendants have failed to estab­ lish, at this time, that their rights RALPH RICHARD DONNA RICHARD Manchester Heraid. to a fair trial would be harmed by . . . rape charge . . . murder charge pretrial publicity." The Richards, formerly of Paw­ as his attorney read aloud from a impartial,' and as trial lawyers we tucket, R.I., are charged in the local newspaper story some of the know that is just not true," ■n on extradition rape and beating death of their details about the rape and slaying O'Connor said. "The court has to 4-month-old daughter, Jerri Ann, of his daughter. balance the media’s First Amend­ To all Herald WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary of whose disappearance and slaying The motion was opposed by ment rights against the defend­ 1 2 3 4 readers who last Nov. 15 attracted nationwide Assistant Attorney General Cha­ ants’ rights to a fair trial." State George Shultz said today the Related stories, coverage. rles Nystedt and three attorneys O'Connor and Muksian argued have something United States was moving "very fast” Ralph Richard is accused of representing local media that the Rhode Island Supreme 5 6 7 8 with its request that Italy turn over four see page 5 raping his infant daughter and his organizations. Court and the U.S. Supreme Court to sell for Palestinians who hijacked an Italian wife, Donna, is charged with "In the Claus von Bulow trial, we have established guidelines by cruise ship and killed an American killing the baby. probably had triple the coverage of which the media can be excluded 9 10 1’1 12 ^99 or Less passenger. • "The press has poisoned the this case and none of that was from certain pretrial hearings, 1). In Rome, however, Italian Foreign day for a flight out of the country. Israel entire jury pool before it has even closed," argued Joseph Cavanagh noting the press does not have an We will run your ad Minister Giulio Andreotti said Shultz quoted unidentified U.S. officials as been selected," said John O’Con­ Jr., an attorney for WJAR-TV, "absolute" right to attend alt 13 14 15 had agreed in a trans-Atlantic tele­ saying two PLO officials also were nor, attorney for Ralph Richard, Channel 10, in Providence. preliminary proceedings. for 6 days Free of phone call hours earlier to let Italy aboard. who added that police had turned Nystedt told Rogers that closing Rodgers also reserved decision Charge. prosecute the quartet. As the plane was over the Mediterra­ the case into "a media event.” the proceedings would "enhance on whether defense attorneys will Shultz, interviewed on the NBC-TV’s nean on its way to Tunisia, where the O'Connor and George Muksian, the public's i^rception that some­ be allowed to interview members "Today” program, raised the possibil­ PLO has its headquarters, U.S. Navy Mrs. Richard's attorney, gave thing is not right here.” of the grand jury which indicted Fill out coupon and ity that the hijackers might be prose­ N am e- F-14 fighters took off from the aircraft Rogers a file stuffed with press The media attorneys and Nys­ the couple. either mail it or cuted in both countries. carrier Saratoga to meet it. White "The important thing here is that Clippings on the case, which they tedt said jurors tainted by pretrial Muksian and O'Connor said they Address bring it to the House spokesman Larry Speakes told a claimed proved that theif clients publicity could be screened out would seek dismissal of their both governments want to see these Manchester Herald news conference late Thursday.. would not be able to receive a fair during the jury selection process, clients' indictments based on infor­ P h on e. people ... brought to justice," Shultz U.S. officials said Tunisia had refused and impartial trial. but O'Connor disagreed. mation contained in their motions. office. said. landing rights for the plane. Richard, neatly dressed in a "How many times have we The Richards are currently free One ad a month only "W e have full confidence in the "The president directed that U.S. jacket and tie, fidgeted in his chair heard a juror say, 'I can be fair and on $100,000 bail each. Italian system of justice and I ’m sure forces intercept the aircraft,” as part of per family (No phone calls they have full confidence in ours, and it a U.S. policy of "apprehension, prose­ may turn out that these murderers will cution and punishment of terrorists," ______i be tried in both countries," he said. Speakes said. Shultz said he was not sure a formal “ This operation was conducted with­ Doctor, in medical paper, extradition request had been filed, but Horald photo by Buhaw out firing a shot,” Speakes said. added, “ We are moving on that very The airliner touched down at Sicily’s New Playscape at Keeney fast.” Sigonella airport, a NATO base near Smrl|p0tpr Hfralft Andreotti told The Associated Press Catania, at 12:30 a.m. (7:30 p.m. he had to convince Shultz that the details Hitler's final days Christopher Nash, a student at Keeney Street was built by volunteers and funds from Keeney Thursday E D T ), said a spokesman for Italians could prosecute the hijackers. Italian Prem ier Bettino Craxi. 16 Brainard Place Manchester School PTA. Fred Windesh and Jim Cline headed “ I wouldn't say we had no difficulty in are no plans to translate it into School, peeks through an opening in the school's Once on tlie ground, the jet “ was By Larry Doyle "Hitler was not insane. He had a convincing Shultz. But the Americans English, Breo said. new Playscape. The recently completed Playscape the building project. surrounded by American and Italian United Press International political obsession that led him to were not aware of Italian judicial attempt insane things.” troops,” Speakes said. U.S. sources in competence (and) had precedence over CHICAGO — In his final days, Washington said American units de­ American Medical News Na­ American jurisdiction," he said. Adolf Hitler — dependent on drugs tional Affairs Elditor Dennis L. Management refuses talks ployed included Navy SEALS, an elite The liner, Achille Lauro, sails under and in pain — suffered from Breo, who interviewed Schenck for combat unit. the Italian flag. Parkinson's and heart disease, two days through an interpreter, The hijackers were taken off the VOTE YES TO SAVE, The four pirates, who Western aircraft for trial in Italy, the spokesman colitis, depression and a host of said he believes Schenck is sincere psychosomatic illnesses, says a and is telling his story because of officials say killed a partially paralyzed for Craxi told The Associated Press. doctor who was with the Nazi its historical value. Strike ‘inevitable’ at Crestfield American Jew aboard the Italian cruise “ They are already in the hands of leader. After the war, Schenck spent 10 \- ship, were seized by police for Italian authorities, the carabinieri Dr. Ernst Gunther Schenck, a years in a Soviet prison before DON’T SELL prosecution. (military police),” he said. It was not nutritionist for the German army, studying the medical records kept By John F. Kirch “ They’re very rich people and they think said. The Palestinians, who identified immediately clear what charges might came to Hitler’s Berlin bunker on by Hitler’s priv'hte physician. Dr. Herald Reporter they can break the law," Fox said of the Meyerson said management must nego­ themselves as members of a Palestine be brought. April 21, 1945, to stock food for the 'Hieodor Morell, who died in 1948. owners of the nursing home on Vernon tiate with the union, even though the owners Liberation Organization splinter group, Foreign Minister Giulio Andreotti Third Reich's final stand. He Using the meticulous records, A strike by unionized workers at the Street. plan to sue in court. commandeered the Achille Lauro off said today the United Stated will let worked there until Hitler's suicide Schenck determined Hitler suf­ Crestfield-Fenwood nursing home appears Fox said this morning that he has no Egypt on Monday and terrorized more Italy prosecute the hijackers rather on April 30, 1945. fered from Parkinson’s disease, THE BUCKLAND FIRE HOUSE inevitable, a union representative said this IN A LETTER presented to workers doubt that the NLRB will side with the union than 500 passengers and crew for two than have them stand trial in America In a copyright interview in the advanced heart disease, colitis, morning. Thursday, management said it was only a in its complaint about management's days. first. He said the agreement was Oct. 11 issue of American Medical anxiety, depression and a host of Larry Fox, secretary-treasurer for Dis­ minority of the 85 unionized workers who refusal to negotiate. Once the NLRB takes They surrendered to representatives reached during telephone negotiations News, the American Medical Asso­ psychosomatic illnesses brought trict 1199 of the New England Health Care wanted a strike. It also said that District up the case. Fox said, it will ask a federal of the PLO on Wednesday, and the with U.S. Secretary of State George ciation's newspaper, Schenck, 81, on by the turning tide of the war. Employees Union, said the union plans to 1199 did not hold a secret ballot when it took court to force management to negotiate hijacked ship steamed into Port Said, Shultz. described the final days of Hitler, Hitler did not have syphilis, as is hold a final strike vote next week because a vote on the strike deadline earlier this with the workers. Egypt. It was only then that officials Earlier, Speakes said that the United drawing on his own experience and often rumored, Schenck said. management has informed workers that it week. Management contended in its letter confirmed the death of 69-year-oId Leon States would "pursue prompt extradi­ the records of Hitler's physician. A difficult patient. Hitler refused will not negotiate a contract with them. The letter said that jmanagement would Thursday that it is a "small group of Klinghoffer from New York City. tion," of the Palestinians. 'The United ' “ His spine was hunched, his to undress for exams, banned The National Labor Relations Board bring the issue of the union’s certification employees” who want to strike and that Egypt put the four Palestinians shoulder blades protruded from X-rays, complained bitterly about ruled Oct. 1 that District 1199 is the legal before a federal court. workers don’t have to strike if they don’t aboard an Egyptian Boeing 737 Thurs- Please turn to page 8 his bent back, and he collapsed his his pain and needed dozens of representative of 85 aides and maintenance "W e have always believed that the union want to. shoulders like a turtle,” ^henck drugs to make it through his final workers at the home and that management does not represent a majority of the The owners initially challenged the said. “ His eyes, glaring at me days, Schenck said. must negotiate with union officials. Man­ uncoerced service employees,” the letter union's certification last February with the painfully, were bloodshot, and the "Hitler often needed a drug to agement plans to fight the NLRB decision in said. “ We will not be pressured by threats NLRB in Hartford. They contended that drooping black sacs under the eyes get to sleep," Schenck told Breo, court, workers were told Thursday. ora notice of a strike and we will take all the workers, who voted 46-40 to unionize last Teachers’ union decides betrayed fatigue and "a drug to help him get through the “ It looks like there will be a strike,” Fox neccessary actions within the law to care year, were confused as to who they were sleeplessness. twice-daily military briefings with said this morning. for our patients." voting for. "Suddenly, it hit me like a generals, a drug to enable him to The unionized workers will hold a final The letter was signed by “ Gary," After an investigation, the Hartford office not to back candidates hammer .stroke. I was looking at conduct his notorious monologues strike vote next Thursday, he said. If they presumably the home’s administrator, decided against the owners. The owners the eyes of death. We all were on into the night... a drug to treat vote to strike, they will walk off their jobs Gary Spieker. Spieker could not be reached appealed that decision to the full labor The Manchester Education Associa­ The MEA, which represents more doomed. I was looking into the eye persistent colds, and again a drug Oct. 21. for comment Thursday or this morning. board in Washington, which also found that tion will not endorse any candidates in than 500 teacher.