4 th State Treasurer — Pranoiaoo L Borgaa — Marla Harbat State Comptrollar — J. Edward Calciwall Edith Q. F>ragua Attorney Qanaral Jo# Uabarman All real estate advertised SS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Oovornor — William A. 0*N*IH —-'Oonald F>| Hartford County Sheriff — Alfred J. Rkxix K Mart help wanted. [ In the Manchester Herald Is sublecf to the Fair Uautanant Qovamor Joaaph J JamaeR.'' Tolland County Sheriff — Theodora R. Satkowakl Merchandise Em­ Housino Act of 19M, which U.8. Sanata — Chrlatophar J. Ood^" m t Jishn W. thorhpiKm MancHaatar Charter* Ravlalon — “No" ployees, Cashiers, mokes It llleflol to adver­ MnCEUJOIEOUS Stock. Full time and tise any preference, lim­ Icm LO C A K SERVICES Oongraaa. 1 at District — Barbara B. Kanheily; ’ et — J. Patar Euaaoaa Mancheatar Elderly Houaing "Yea" part-time positions itation or discrimination Congraaa. 2nd District — Sam OajdaruK>n EMata -r. Julia h : tashjlan r Manchaatar School Ranovatlona — “Yea" available experience based on race, color, reli­ PeoartV’ Brothof* — Bo- your nelohbarhood Odd lobs, Trucklna. Hodl* gion, sex or national not necessary, many IhrePm remofilrtlnR; In- Iwndy. nwni Honest fom- repairs. You name If; saafi origin, or an Intention to' traHotton water heaters, lly man, will estimate any do It, Free estimates^ employee benefits. make any such prefer­ Mother of one will sit In ocHlNMae disposals; faucet lob you create, lawns, Insured. 6434B04: Apply in person daily ence, limitation or dis­ her home days, full time, repolri. 6494S39. Visa/M- houllne, cleaning, paint­ Mon-Sat Manchester K crimination. The Herald and pert time. Coll after cKterCard accepted. ing, and minor repairs. Mart 23’9 Spencer will not knowingly accept 6pm . 64B4W13. Residentlal/Business. Street EOE. any advertisement which For the highest ouollty at plotlon of the law. the lowest prices call, Tune Up Time - Leaf m tm / MlSCEUAilBNIS John 643-<^, Blowers, snow blowers, 30 Locust Street. 2 Family i S v i R r ^ lawn ond garden egulp- 4 rooms each, $139,900. f i m m Art's Light Trucking- ment. Also offering a com­ TELEMARKETING Principals only. Call 646- cellars,attlcs,garages plete sharpening service. Full and part time posi­ 2426. Weekdays 9-5. Name vour own price — * cleaned. Junk houled.Fur- Q u a lity sharpening, 104 anrlipstpr HrralJi nlture and appliances tion available Immedia­ Father and son. Fast, Hilliard Street (203) 649- dependable service, moved. Odd lobs, very 2111. ) Manchester — A City ol Village Charm tely. Flexible hours. No Nestled among the tre ^ l Relax In the great lucuzzi Polntina, Foperhonalno B Top Soil. Clean, rich, honest dependable experience necessary, bath that comes with this R em oval. O itl 873-8237. stone free loom. Any worker. 25 years expe­ For electrical repair^ or as we provide complete rambling 9 room Ranch In amount dellvaredi Also rience In m oving. 646-9669 hemdyman, call -649-2254 fill, orovel, stone ond anytim e. evenings. Free estimates. training. Potential to Boltoh. 3 bedrooms, full Wednesday. Nov. 5,1986 30 Cents basement, 2 car garage, Bark mulch. Call Dovis Licensed and insured. i< $8.00 per hour to start. Construction 872-1400 Bobcat, bockhoe looder N lots of glass, acre plus lot. ELKTMGAL Concrete Wark- Call Br ROSS $148,900. Jackson & Jack- an ytim e. rental, trucking drainage, IMI8CELLANEDU8 CARD son Real Estate. 647-8400 sight work, .top soil, bark Excovotlon, foundation,^ 1-203-525-7274 Dumas Electric->Hovlna Horse boordlno-Complete mulch, decorative stone. floor, ...... pdttg. Fully Indured. I fdb d ale FOR DALE or 646-8646.0 ------27. RIchord Caron.* 1-800-842-5048 Electrical Problems? care Including turnout. C oll D avis Construction 875-3827. Those who hesitate are Need o loraw or 0 sm all $175 per month. W ndfail 872-1400 anytim e. Robottx R-2000 like new. losti Don't let this 3 family Repair? We Specialize in Farm Is conveniently lo­ GIVE YOUR budget a Ages 7 plus, motorized $25. Residential Work. J«»eph cated In Andover near Phil’s Lawn Care. Fall break ... shop the classi­ Eighth District, governor big winners In Manchester slip by. 643-2339.n. YOUR PHONE WILL 6-3-3 room units, porches, Dumas. Fully Licensed. Bolton, Hebron line. Coll Cleon up and light londs- fied columns for bargain 1 ^ Rambler-The Clos- modern Improvements, Free Estimates. 646-5253. 646-5735. caplng. C a ll P h il 742-7476. buys! valc! From when they mo- BE R I N W O P E separate utilities, nice m: K . .______WANTED TO de'em like they Used to. yard. Great Income! BUY/TRAOE Only 85,000 miles! Solid Democrats Manchester 0 THE HOOK WHEN $164,900. Jackson & Jack- runner. 742-7686 evenings. son Real Estate. 647-8400 YOU PLACE A or 646-8646.0 ^CLASSIFIEDADll HOMES APARTMENTS ■WANTED {MUSICAL ride wave voters nix New listing! Condo- HDFOR SALE FOR RENT TO RENT ITEMS $89,900. Spacious town- Wonted. Leather bound Autos. 2 cars for sole. house In desirable area. Government Homes from 3 and 4 room apartments, Wanted to rent. Clean 3-4 Mognovox Portable ste­ books. Heritage, Howard Ports Only. 1972 Olds 455 for 0 ’Neill Question 4 Plenty of storage. Fin­ SI (U repair). Delinquent no appliances,no pets,se- room apartment In Mon- reo, needs speaker wire. classics, etc. Call 649-4800 Engine $200, 1970 Ply­ ished basement. All ap­ fox property. Reposses­ curlty.call 646:2426. Week­ chester/Eost Hartford. $15. 649-1807b and ask for Tom. mouth 318 Engine $200. Bv^udd Everhart V pliances to stay. Including By George Layng sions. Call 805-687-6000 ext days 9-5. Responsible adult. Please Coll 646-6649 after 3:00pm. Thmssoclofed Press washer and dryer. Furni­ GH 9965 for current repos­ coll 649-8389. Plano Upright. Rose­ American Flyer- Trolns Herald Reporter ture Is negotiable. Call us session list. and occessorlres. Please Two bedroom apartment wood. Carved front de­ HARTFORD — While Republi- and let us show It to you!! for rent. DIshwosher, dis­ sign. $300 649-1819. coll 627-9848. As eight whistles sounded from cans^f^Oa-sort out where guberna­ Realty World Frechette Manchester. By Owner. 6 posal, pool, tennis courts. the Eighth Utilities District fire Assoclatlon.o 646-7709. torial challenger Julie D. Belaga room Dormered Cape, 1 Near 84. Call 282-7908after 1980 Subaru 2 door hatch­ house at 9Tuesday night, a jubilant car garage with patio. Merchandise {PET8 AND back. Very good condi­ went wrong, Dennocratic Gov. 7:00 pm. or (617) 864-5770 crowd in the second-floor meeting Vinyl slded,8room Ranch, Full basement. Excellent tion, asking $2200. Call William A. O'Neill says there was a X4204 days. 8UPPLIE8 Automotive room threw "Vote No” leaflets in 3 bedrooms, I'/p baths, location 8, condition. Coll evenings 646-7393. simple reason he beat her by more the air and roared, ” We stay, we DIAL^ family room with carpet­ ' owner for appointment. than 150,000 votes. ing, bar and sink, garage 6 4 9 -:^ . $100,500. CLOTHING 1979 T-BIrd Automatic, stay, we stay ...” and flat, open, rear yard. El {CARD “ We worked hard. We had a good Air conditioning, stereo. The celebration erupted after 643-2711 Don't nilss out on this one! Manchester. 3 bedroom, FOR DALE Original owner. $1200. Coll record. Just as simple as that,” 4 room apartment. Mor- Black Borgazja fur coat. Free to good home, 4 O’Neill said after the results were Eighth District supporters learned Asking, $119,900. Strano with garage, fenced yard, rled Adults preferred. No 649-4471. Real Estate 647-7653.D enclosed front porch, Size 8-10, perfect condi­ month old mole kitten, In Tuesday night. "The people of that Question 4 on the Manchester pets. No appliances. Se­ tion. $50 coll 646-3907.O white with unusuol mark­ Dotsun B-510 Wagon— SOCIAL WORKER lorge eot-ln country kit­ curity, references, 1 cor. Connecticut have spoken very, ballot had been defeated 10,045 to Check out this paying chen, nicely decorated. ings. All shots, call 643- I960. Excellent condition. very clearly. 7.535. The vote meant the Town We are a progressive 649-1265. WANT ADS are the 2711 between 8:00 to 5:00 Investment. See this fan­ Move In condition. Must Cleon car. Only 67,000 "They said it couldn’t be done, Charter would not be changed to- multi-level nursing tastic three family with See! $119,900. By owner friendly wav of finding a ask for Mary. miles. $2400. Doys Mon.- Manchester - 2nd floor 2 cash buyer for applian­ 1973 Buick Century, auto­ but you didn’t listen,” O’Neill told remove the power of Eighth home speclalzing In re­ large private yard, oper­ 646-9715. Frl. 627-4866. After 5 and matic, 2 door, excellent bedroom, heat and ap­ ces, musical Instruments, Golden Retriever AKC cheering supporters. He promised District voters to veto consolida­ habilitation and we are ate utilities, modern Inte­ weekends 644-1889. condition, $1200. 646-2446. pliances, no pets. $575 plus cars and a host of other registered 10 month old four years of “ progressive; tion with the town of Manchester. seeking to expand our rior, low maintenance ex­ Manchester-New Mstlngs- security 646-3979. Social Service Depart­ terior and garages for 3 bedroom aluminum Items. female. Excellent family 77 Mustang, 4 cylinder, forward-looking government.” Despite the triumph, one of the ment. If you are Inter­ four cars. Priced to sell at sided Ranch, great starter dog. All shots and spayed. standard, new tires, and Meanwhile, the Democrats ap-. chief architects of the sweeping Mofiche^fer-Luxuarv Dog house and supplies exhaust, om/tm cassette,- victory — Eighth District Fire ested In case manage­ $145,500. Joyce G. Epstein, home only $84,900...Also townhouse, 2 bedroom, peared to have picked up as many ment In community out­ Rea! Estate. 647-8895.0 10 room , 6 bedroom Included $250 649-0593. sun roof, $575/best otter. as 24 seats in the House for a 90-61 Department Deputy Chief James 1 'h baths, central air con­ 649-6911. Pontiac - 1980 LeMans reach, our allied health VIctorlonT—plus In-law ditioning, all electric, station wagon, good de­ majority. In the Senate, the Demo­ Sarles — said the district hadn’t Coventry-Cozy 5 room apartment, aluminum FURNITURE really won anything. team is interested in laundry room, 2 cor gar­ E l {MI8CELLANE0U8 74 Chevy Blazer, 2 wheel pendable family cor, air crats appeared to have gained 13 you. Please contact the aluminum sided year sided, garage. Spring age, centrally located for conditioning, 6 cylinder,, "W e’re right back to where we round Ranch on Coventry ( fo r d ale drive, 350 V-8, standord seats for a 25-11 majority. Administrator at Street orea. $139,900. elderly couple. $500. Ref­ wing Back chair, print power brakes and steer­ are,” said Sarles, who oversaw a Lake. Wall to wall carpet­ transmission. $300. 646- Republicans held an 85-66 mar­ Green House Realty. 646- erences required, lease fabric, warm tones. Ex­ ing. Asking $1995.643-8422. computerized campaign operation ing and stove. Beautiful 4655. Golf Clubs, Men's 2587 after 5pr gin in the House and a 24-12 edge in Crestflald plus security. No pets. cellent condition $65. 643- in the Eighth District firehous^ view of ;the water. Pri­ 643-7135. 2041 after 6pm. Motched Starter set with 76 Chevy Malibu, 6 cy- the state Senate going into Tues­ Convalatcant Homa vate beach and boating three woods, nice bog. 1983 Escort L excellent day's election. Tne GOP had swept “ That’s all we gained — the right to 100 H em lock S tre et- mMeiiae door, and Fanwood Manor rights. Won't lost at Spacious 2 bedroom Buffet and hutch. Ethan Excellent condition. 649- con iW mileage, ^Vcellent condition. 565- to control of both chambers two negotiate with these people as Manchester-Available Im­ a ll/ condltlbnlng, auto $82,900. James R. McCa- Ranch, next to Center mediately modern 1st Allen Pine collection. 1794 $7Sn 8706 before 3pm or 649- years ago for the first time since equals.” 643-5151 - vanogh, 649-3800.O ilatic, many extras. Must 8 -4 Springs Pork. Completely floor oportment with op- Mint condition. Call otter 2914. 1972, largely on] the strength of The Eighth District, an inde­ retfecorafed, heated att­ 4pm. 647-7234.______^ Plush Carpet for sale. seel Best offer. Coll even­ EOE ollonces. 4 rooms $425 ings. 646-4227. President Ronala Reagan’s strong pendent political subdivision, has Manchester-1 mmaculate ached garage. Immediate monthly plus utilities. 647- Like new 12' x 13' lime 1979 Ford LTD Landau, 4 provided fire protection and sewer 4 room Ranch, completely green. $60 647-0163. showing in Conneaticirri'he-Demo- occupancy. Owner broker 1113 otter 6pm. Queen Ann.'-'.^lno—bdek door, 2-tone b l u e / ^ , service to most of northern Man­ redecorated, new wall to Somuelson. 649-0498. chair. A-1 condition. $90. 1979 Chevy Chevette, 4 crats had retakenWntroI in 1974. door, automatic. 65,000 70,000 miles, good condi­ chester foKalmost 100 years, For F U L L T I M E wall carpeting. Corner One bedroom apartment Coll after 6pm. 649-7944.0 Air conditioner, gas grill, tion. Asking $2500.646-0886 House Speaker R.E. ^ n Nor- lot. A pleasure to show. Manchester- 6 room Cope, slate ping pong table, miles. Asking $800. 871- strand, R-Darien,Vblamed the the past nin^months. the battle 5 newley renovated. Adults otter 5pm. $98,900. James R. McCa- 9668. over the fourths referendum ques­ PA R T T IM E 4 bedrooms, convenient to preferred, no pets. $425 4 piece Queen Mary bed­ electric lawn moi^er, con- GOP's sweeping loGses in Tues­ Herald photo by Tucker vanagh, 649-3800.O schools, bus, and shop­ per month without utili­ room set. Good condition. sole stereo, elpfctrlc ___ day’s election on the party lever tion dominate^the town political Small dynamic food Le Cor, 70,000 ping. $98,000. Evenings ties. Available December Must sell! 649-5821. gon, picnic *tdbles. 649i Renoolt MIDCELLANEOUD and on O’NeiH’s hefty margin over Manchester Bycholski and other Eighth Distri scene as ^c-4wo sides e.xchanged processing company Home of the week on and weekends. 649-1537. 4190. miles, 35 miles per gallon, Leslie Bycholski, right, yells out in glee Tuesday after sharp rhetoric and covered Man­ 1st. Security required. very dependable. $650. AUTOMOTIVE Belaga. with 30 employees pro­ Hamilton Drive, Man­ Coll Mrs. Jarvis at 647- learning that Manchester voters had defeated Question supporters had gathered at the district’s Main Stre# chester with~signs stating their chester. U 8< R built raised 649-7057. With 762 of 770 precincts report­ duces pasta products. Quality 3 bedroom Ranch. 0069. Picture window 9" 6" long stands on consqjidation. fiercely Ranch, 10 plus rooms, 4 RECREATIONAL X 4' 6" high with storms Tires. 2 VW Bug snows on ing, or 99 percent, O’Neill was 4, which would have eliminated the Eighth Utilities firehouse to await the results of the fiercely contested Employees are needed V/2 both, beautiful wal­ opposed wi>Wtf/the^istrict and for 1st shift and 2nd bedrooms on main floor. kout rec room to private ____ { eq u ipm en t and screens. $75.649-3879.0 1981 Buick Skylark, 54,000 rims, $25. 2 14 Inch. Regu­ leading Belaga, 571,946 to 413,677, District’s ability to veto a merger with the town of Item. Vernon-Unlaue 2 bed­ lar. $15. 643-1634. favored bV the Democrats who shift. Kitchen, Produc­ 1st floor family room, 3 lot with Inground pool. We miles, power steering, or 58 percent to 42 percent. room unit with custom power brakes, air condi­ control the\t! tow^'Board of Directors tion, and Warehouse rooms on lower level, 2 guarantee our houses! kitchen In neighborhood . For Sole. Rowing Ma­ Exercise bike like new. Belaga conceded defeat shortly fireplaces, 3 full baths. Bonchord 8, Rossetto Real Rode five miles. Cost $39. tioning. Call Gary at 568- 2 snow tires used 1 year P and geners r'set municipal polic.v. work available. No ex­ of single family homes. chine, fully assembled, 1 2020 or 646-0213. 195/75/14. $55. 649-6010.O after 10 p.m. She said she did not perience necessary. Deluxe Inground pool. Estate. 646-2482.0 $575 per month plus utili­ year old, excellent condi­ Sell tor $25. 649-9623.0 Of Manchester’s 12 voting Many extras. Asking know if she would run for office Work available Satur­ ties and securUv deposit. tion. $75. Coll 646-3245 tricts, nine turned thumbs dowri $229,000. U 8. R Realty. Must be seen! 6 huge Lego expert builder dune again. Meotti beats Zinsser in 4th upset days and Sundays. Be­ 643-8602. otter 5:30pitt. the question — including ((ij 643-2692.D rooms, 2 full baths, spec­ buggy set with expert She told her somber supporters: nefits available. “ This is not a concession speech; outside the Eighth District, It was) tacular kitchen. Thermo­ 4 large rooms, 2 bed­ builder power pock. $20. in those districts that the question's Back on the market, desir­ pane windows, 2 car gar­ rooms, appliances, park­ Coll 643-2339.0 Basic Fastiion Cross-Cable this is a call to arms. We are the Carla's Paata Inc. able U & R contemporary age! We guarantee our {B0AT8/MARINE honorable opposition and we will do sponsors had hoped to capture a ing. Adults preferred. large enough majority to overcome 275A Progress Dr. raised Ranch. 4 bed­ houses! Bonchord & Ros­ Security. 649-5928. ____ ( eq u ipm en t our damdest to speak to the issues Thompson and McCavanagh prevail over Swensson and Tucci Manchester, CT 06040 rooms, family room, 3 setto Reo! Estate. 646- ENDROLLS we've raised in this campaign.” the strong ” no” vote foreseen in the baths, 2 fireplaces, cen- 2482.0 3 bedroom duplex near 16 toot Mod River canoe, 27Vi width - 254 After she left the. podium, she Manchester voters Tuesday State Sen. Carl Zinsser, a Repub­ Rep. J. Peter Fusscas of Marlbo­ battles in Manchester in recent Eighth District. Tol; 647-8647 traLalr conditioning. Only park, newly redecorated. paddles Included. Used 13’/4 width - 2tor 254 gave Democratic candidates lican, carried Manchester but rough to the 55th Assembly District history. The only three districts to 900. U 8. R Realty. Brand new! 8 room 2'/3 was beseiged JOy reporters asking Available Immediately. tour times. Excellent con­ MUST be picked up at the what happened. Her explanation: heavy pluralities over their Repub­ failed to hold onto his seat in the 4th seat, and gave a .plurality to About 67 percent of the town’s support changing the charter were I-2692.D bat^h home. 1st floor fam­ dition. $800. Please coll Manchester Herald Office $550 plus utilities. 872-7786. "When you have a strong economy, lican opponents, helping to re-clect Senatorial District. The three-term Republican Paul Mnnns over in­ 28,679 voters cast ballots in the 4. 5 and 9 — all in the southern part ily roogi, fireplace. 160's " 643-4942 Otter 6pm or 647- before 11 A.M. ONLY. cumbent state Rep. Donald Bates of town, which is,served by a B O O K K E fP E R Manchester-Paul Revere We guarantee our it’s very hard to get people to reject Gov. William O’Neill, U.S. Sen. senator was defeated by Democrat election. ' Vernon Rockville 1 bed­ 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for of East Hartford in the 9th;n separate, paid fire department. Cape at Lvdall Woods. 2 houses"! Bonchord & Ros­ Bob. an incumbent. The public (is) very Christopher Dodd and U.S. Rep. Michael P. Meotti of Glastonbury, By substantial majorities, the room apartment In 3 fam­ Assembly District, though Bates voters approv^ a bond issue of $1.3 When the vote was in, supporters Small dynamic proces­ good sized bedrooms, op- setto Real Estate. 646- ily nice neighborhood. 5 unwilling to unseat an incumbent Barbara Kennelly. an attorney for the Travelers NOTICE TO CREDITOR$ of changing the charter conceded sing company with 30 pllanced kitchen with cus­ 2482.0 minutes from highway. when their pocketbodks are full.” They also sent Democrat James Insurance Cos. of Hartford. won the election. million to build housing on North tom cabinets and French INVITATION TO BID Voters in Manchester soundlj they had been soundly beaten. employees needs full No pets. $400. 647-0593. Notice Is hereby given, pur­ The size of her defeat stunned McCavanagU back to the state Zinsser, a real estate broker who 1/7 Elm Street for elderly people and doors to patio. .12 x 23 ■ Storrs-NIce 2 bedroom suant to Section 33-379 of the was favored to win, had only 14 defeated a proposal to change the another bond issue of $8,880,000 for “ That’s the most decisive ex­ charge bookkeeper combination living room, The Eighth utilities District Republicans. Legislature \for a third term familiar with 1-write sys­ Mobile home In adult Manchester 3 bedroom '/a seeks bids for heating oil and Connecticut General Sta­ “ I ’m just sad, disappointed representing' the 12th Assembly more votes than Meotti in Man­ town charter to make it easier to the renovation of four elementary pression of the people since they dining area. IV7 baths, tutes, as amended, that the community. Appliances, of duplex. Fully ap­ service for the year 1986-1987. chester, his hometown. Zinsser consolidate the town and the schools and code work at the high overwhelmingly expressed them­ tem, experience with ac­ vinyl siding. Rear gar- central air and porch. Items to be listed In bid ore Connecticut corporation across the board,” said state GOP District and replaced Republican pllanced kitchen, IV3 listed below has been dis­ Eighth Utilities District. school. selves against participation in the counts payable, ac­ age.$118,900. D. W. Fish $32,900. M cC avonogh Price per oollon, yearly ser­ Chairman Thomas J. D’Anjore. “ I state Rep. Elsie Swensson with a also took Bolton, but lost in counts receivable and baths. No pets. 1 year vice contracts and hourly solved by resolution. A Certi­ Tire charter change ha'd been Like their counterparts else­ Coijipiunity Development Block Realty. 643-1591 or 871- Real Estate. 649-3800.O ficate of dissolution has been didn’t see this one coinllig. I Democrat, former Mayor John Glastonbury, Hebron and Colum­ accounts reconciliation. 1400.D lease and security dep­ rote tor service not covered pushed by the Democratic major­ where in Connecticut, Manchester Grant (program),” said Demo­ osit. $675/month plus heat by service contracts. filed with the Secretory of the thought it would be a lot closer.” Thompson, in the 13th Assembly bia — the other three towns in the Immediate opening. Ex­ Jackpot! Terrific3-tamlly State os required by law. James A. Wade, one of O’ Neill’s District. 4th Senatorial District — by wide ity on the Board of Directors and by voters opposed holding a statewide cratic Town Chairman Theodore cellent chance to grow Idea! In-law Manchester- and utilities. Call 646-6352. Sealed bids will be received other Democratic leaders. It was R. Cummings. Cummings and on Adelaide St. on the Denise. until 4:00 p.m., November 17, All creditors, If any. Ore top strategists, said the O’Neill Thompson had tried twice before margins. Democratic leaders constitutional convention, favored with company. Call for Potential In this 2200 w are Southend of Hartford. 1986. Bids will be publicly warned to present their campaign had stopped doing voter to unseat Swensson, but lost by called Meotti’s victory the biggest defeated 10,045 to 7,535. removing the party lever from other Manchester Democrats, in­ appointment. Mall re­ foot Raised Ranch. Home opened, read and recorded at claims ooalnst said corpora­ cluding Stephen T. Penny, who Three 5 room tiots, separ­ tion on or before the date In­ polling almost two weeks ago close margins. Edward J. Wilson, surprise this year. The defeat followed a bitter voting machines and favored es­ 9 sumes to: Includes large fireplaced the November 17, 1986 meet­ ate utilities, excellent In­ dicated, or thereafter be because they were convinced who left the Republican Party to campaign over the charter change, tablishing a commission to recom­ leads the majority Democratic living room, large ap- come potential. 2 cor gar­ ing. jCONDDMINIUMS barred as provided by Sec­ run as an independent in the race, IN OTHER RACES, town voters a proposal that created one of the mend candidates to the governor Carla’s Pasta Inc. pllanced country kitchen, age, newer roof. $169,900.o The right is reserved to re­ tion 33-379(d) of the Connec­ Please turn to page 5. 3 bedrooms and a den or |FDB BENT ject any or all bids. Bid ticut General Statutes. finished last with 83 votes. helped re-elect Republican state most emotional and controversial for appointment as judges. 275A Progress Dr. Jackson 8, Jackson Real quotes ore to be sent to the Please turn to page 8 4th bedroom on the main Estate. 647-8400 or 646- Eighth Utilities District, 32 Best Englneerlne, Inc. Manchester, CT 06040 level. Downstairs has a 22 8646. Manchester-Mlllbridge Main St., Manchester, CT (Manchester) Tal: 647-8647 X 23 fireplaced rec room, a Condo-adults only. Very 06040. Present claims to; Robert P. good bedroom and a full comfortable, 5 rooms, 2 HELEN J. WARRINGTON Voipe, Its attorney, 237 Buck­ both. 2 car garage. Nice bedrooms, 2 baths, fOlly CLERK ingham Street, Hartford, CT TODAY’S HERALD area. D. W. Fish Realty. ROOMS EIGHTH UTILITIES 06106; on or before February Democrats: Reagan revolution over carpeted plus all the Part Time / Full Tima 643-1591 or 871-1400.D UFOR RENT amenities like swimming DISTRICT 24, 1907. ED 003-11 049^10 pool, exercise and weight up only one seat vacated by a Vice President George Bush told stronger voice in setting the Half two family house. room, game room and Coventry triumphs Bv Donald AA. Rothberg PEANUTS Centrol location, kitchen Mystery veggies Democrat, that in Missouri. ABC the loss of GOP control would political agenda. Rent- 4 room starter privileges. Parking avail­ lounge. Immediate occu­ The Associated Press NOTICI: It was expected to be a tight The GOP was holding its own in "complicate staying on the offen­ Reagan returned to the White If you’re tired of work­ home. Ideol for CHFA able. Security and refer­ pancy. $550 monthly. Coll PUBLIC HEARING Go ahead and impress your ing for the same pay program. 70's. Blanchard ences required. $70 per Mr. Lindsey 649-4000. BOARD OF DIRECTORS friends. Take the Manchester Class S first-round contest be­ Resurgent Democrats, riding a the House, with Democrats looking sive in the last two years of the House on Election Day after 8, Rossetto Real Estate. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT to a maximum gain of eight seats. Reagan presidency.” investing heavily of his own time regardless of pterfor- week. 649-9227 or 569-3528. Herald’s mystery vegetable tween the sixth-ranked Coventry tide of Southern and Farm Beit 646-2482.D Entering the election, they had a At the , spokesman and prestige in the Republican mance, we have the Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of quiz. It’s based on a new book by High School boys’ soccer team votes to control of the Senate, Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the With the exclusive confronted President Reagan to­ 73-seat majority, controlling the Larry Speakes conceded the De­ fight to keep control of the Senate aolutipn for you. What 8TDRE AND Manchester resident Judy Gor­ and llth-ranked Lyman Memor­ Bolton-Wooded and se­ Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Patterns day with an opposition 100th House 253-180. mocratic gains would make life ” I didn’t seek re-election to be a cluded 7 room U 8< R built APARTMENTS { o ffic e 8PACE Connecticut, on Thursdov, November 13,1986 at 8:00 P.M. to PHOTO-GUIDE man, who certainly didn’t stick to ial High School of Lebanon. But are you quallfed to Congress and served notice that “ if By early today, the Democrats tougher for the president, but six-year president,” Reagan im­ earn? Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2'/i I f or ren t consider and act on the fallowing; .5194 tomatoes. Turn to page 13. Coventry posted a surprisingly 6 Basic Fashion The Magazine had won 242 races and were leading insisted that "it won’t alter the plored cheering crowds while ■ baths, eat-ln kitchen, din­ Office Space For Rent. Proposed appropriation to Education Special easy 6-0 victory Tuesday, and the there was a Reagan revolution, it’s Prelects - Fund 41 - Computer Education ...... 89,068.00 for Women Who Sew, over.” in 19; the Republicans had won 162 agenda.” campaigning in 17 states. But the PEANUTS '4.00/Hr. ing room, hardwood Excellent location-heat, includes an exciting array o f Patriots moved into the quarter­ floors through out, fin­ Manchester-Nice 1 bed­ olr .lonltor, parking. 500 to be financed by a State Gront. The bright spot for Republicans and were ahead in 12. ButA retiring House Speaker presidential appeals weren’t room apartment In two classic Sew-Simple, Pholo- final round. Story on page 19. KID STUFF «4.50/Hr. ished basement, 1 car square feet $250. 649-5334. Proposed opproprlatlon to Education Special Guide Patterns for larger Use 4-ply yam in 3 colors to knit in Tuesday's midterm elections ” We look forward to cooperating Thomas P. 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Pattern Section in the Estate. 649-1147. ture needs at 643-2414. 005-11 ALliUM. Just $3.00. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wedneadav. Nov. S. 1986 — 1 t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1986 Third try puts Thompson WEATHER % .-if..;!*''' 20 Connecticut forecast over Swensson in 13th Central and Eastern Interior: Cloudy today with a 60 percent chance of rain this afternoon. The rain By Alex GIrelll may be mixed with snow at the start: Highs near 40. 40i ^Associate Editor ■* Wind becoming northeast 10 to 15 mph. An 60 A A . percent chance of rain tonight. Steady or rising In his third attempt to unseat temperatures. Lows near 40. Light northeast wind. Republican Rep. Elsie “Biz” Cloudy Thursday with a 40 percent chance of rain Swensson, Democrat John Thomp­ during the morning. Partial clearing during the son succeeded, winning in Man­ afternoon. Highs 50 to 55. chester’s 13th Assembly District 50 Southwestern Interior: Cloudy today with a 70 by 1,278 votes. percent chance of rain. Highs near 40. Wind Go West, Young Man The tally when the polls closed becoming northeast 10 to 15 mph. A 90 percent Everyone has heard of the Wright brothers. But how Tuesday was 4.052 votes for chance of rain tonight. Steady or rising tempera­ Thompson to 2,774 for Swensson tures. Lows near 40. Light northeast wind. Cloudy many people know of Galbraith Rodgers? On November and 83 for Edward J. Wilson, a 5,1911, Rodgers became the first person to complete a former Republican who ran as an Low Thursday with a 30 percent chance of rain during the morning. Partial clearing duringthe afternoon. coast-to-coast flight across the . It took independent and took conservative Temperatures 5® Highs 50 to 55. stands. Rodgeirs 49 days to fly from New York City to Pasadena, " The big plurality for Thompson West Coastal and East Coastal: Cloudy today California. The trip was plagued by bad weather and 60 with an 80 percent chance of rain. Highs 40 to 45. contrasted sharply with the small Wind becoming northeast 1016 20 mph. A 90 percent mechanical problems. The flight included 76 stops — margins by which Swensson de­ feated Thompson in 1982, when she chance of rain tonight. Slowly rising temperatures. not counting 20 crashes. Aviation historians say FRONTS: won by 79 votes, and in 1984. when Lows 40 to 45. Northeast wind 10 to 15 mph. 30 A Rodgers actually spent only 82 hours in the air. she kept her seat by a slim five percent chance of rain early Thursday, then Warm Cold^»-^ DO YOU KNOW ^ What plane will soon attempt a votes after h recount. gradual clearing. Highs 50 to 55. Thompson won all five voting Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded Stationary • Northwest Hills: Cloudy today with a 70 percent non-stop flight around the world? districts in the 13th Assembly chance of rain. Rain may be mixed with snow or TUESDAY’S ANSWER — Democrats have a majority In District in Tuesday’s election. sleet. Highs 35 to 40. Wind northeast 10 to 15 mph. An In a victory speech to fellow NATIONAL 1 FORECAST — Showers are forecast Thursday from 80 percent chance of rain tonight. Steady or slowly the House. Democrats at the American Legion Knowledge Unlimited. Inc. 1986 Mississippi io . Rain and snow flurries are expected in the rising temperatures. Lows 35 to 40. Northeast wind 11-5-86 Hall off Main Street after the around 10 mph. Cloudy skies Thursday giving way election results came in, his tone northern Plains. Snow flurries are also expected in northern Maine. to partial sunshine. Highs near 50. was as low-key as it had been A Newspaper tn Education Program during the campaign. Herald photo by Tucker Sponsored by 'T il work very hard,” Thompson \ The Manchester Herald Coastal forecast told the crowd. “ I appreciate the Republican Town Chairman Donald Kuehl stands with su p p ^ I received and I thank you Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and verytmuch.” state Rep. Elsie Swensson, who lost her bid for a fourth 4?- • J ^ ^ > ♦ Montauk Point: Small craft advisory in effect. ThWpson said he made two term to Democrat John W. Thompson. Winds northeast 15 to occassionally 25 knots today A Newspaper in Education Program promises during the campaign and becoming east tonight then southwest 10 to 15 knots The Quiz Sponsored by plans to keep them both. regain control of both chambers of sewer system with the town’s. Thursday. Seas around 3 feet today and tonight and The Manchester Herald “ I will have office hours in the General Assembly. Swensson Many political observers thought 1 to 2 feet Thursday. Rain, heavy at times, into Manchester, and 1 will stay in said she was satisfied with her Wilson’s entry into the race would Thursday morning. Visibility generally 1 to 3 miles contact with my constituents,” career in Hartford. damage Swensson in light of the woridscope (10 points for sach qussllon snswtrsd corrsctly) and frequently lower in rain and fog through Thompson said. “ I don’t know ” I don’t feel badly,” she said, small pluralities by which she had m exactly how. but I will do it.” Thursday morning. Tides one to two feet above “ Jack’s a good guy. He waited a beaten Thompson in the past. In each of his campaigns against hell of a long time for it." normal causing minor flooding in low-lying costal During the campaign, he hari Swensson, Thompson has charged Swensson said she had made criticized Swensson on issues ' areas at times of high tide today and tonight. Herald photo by Tucker that she has failed to keep in touch history by being the first woman in as abortion and the death pen with her constituents. Manchester to serve thfhe terms in But the election results faili Michael P. MeottI (right) la congratu­ Thompson was also a winner, defeating After his victory Tuesday, the Legislature. \ bear out that theory, since Wilson’s Across the nation lated by fellow Democrat John W. Incumbent Republican Rep. Elsie Thompson’s opponents had praise In his campaign, Thompson, a vote was low and Thompson’s Thompson on hla win over Incumbent Swenason. for him. former Manchester mayor and a plurality was high. “ I’m sure he’ll do a good job.” Rain spread from the Plains across the South state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser Tuesday. ifianagement consultant in private After learning the elhctign re-^ Swensson said at Republican head­ today and drenching thunderstorms touched off life, advocated state assistance to suits. Swensson remarkedT~’^ t quarters. She went to Democratic high-water warnings in Oklahoma. communities to encourage long- least I beat Eddie Wilson by a Thunderstorms also ranged across southern headquarters to congratulate range planning with expanded landslide.’ ’ Louisiana and Mississippi, rain was scattered Thompson, but he was at the citizen participation. Here are the unofficial results by across the Pacific Northwest and snow mixed with Glastonbury gives MeottI Legion Hall and she didn’t find him He also called for alternatives to voting district of the election in rain in northern Minnesota...... there. long-term stays in nursing homes “ The best person was elected,” Manchester’s 13th Assembly Rain stretched from Oklahoma acrosk eastern for the elderly, such as expanded Wilson said. ” I think he’ll make a meals-on-wheels programs and District; f Kansas, the lower Mississippi Valley, central Gulf. fine representative.” more homemaker and visiting Thompson Swonoton Wltoon Coast states, Tennessee Valley, Ohio Valley, the 1 The Red Sox once again came close but not close enough. Swensson. said she plans' to ' nurse services, adult day care and southern Appalachians, northern Virginia and District 4 845 817 11 RAIN CLOUDS — Weather satellite photo taken at,3:30 a.m. shows a large Instead, the New York Mets won the World Series in seven big victory over Zinsser remain active in politics but will congregate housing. District 4 959 523 27 Maryland. games. The Red Sox haven’t won a World Series since 1918, when not seek public office again. ‘ T m Thompson opposed any attempt District 8 757 461 23 \area of layered rain clouds stretching from the lower Mississippi Valley to Heavy thunderstorms prompted a flood warning District 11 758 464 12 lamed home run sluggerwas starling out as an ace pitcher for Meotti said. “ It’s a Republican district and I won it. I retired,” she said. to eliminate the Eighth District’s at Soiling, Okla., on the north Canadian River. Bv John F. Kirch \ District 12 734 440 10 me middle Atlantic coast. Mostly middle and high clouds are north of the them .. Herald Reporter felt pretty good at that point” Attributing her defeat to the voIuQtfg^ fire department, but tracker rain clouds. Thunderstorms can be seen in the central Gulf states Lowland flooding was forecast along the Deep At Zinsser’s headquarters on Main Str-wr'in the sweep which saw the Democrats favoreci merging the district’s Total 4,652 2,774 61 Fork R iver and possibly along the south Canadian Great Britian recently cut diplo­ Republican Carl A. Zinsser, who was seeking his Watkins Centre, the incumbent looked upset. He p^ed an^he_northwestern Gulf of Mexico. Patchy high clouds can be seen R iver in Oklahoma. The Washita R iver at Clinton, matic lies with the nation of Match words (2 points for each correct match) fourth two-year term in the 4th Senatorial District in the floor, looking up occasionally to studjifthe nigpabCTs over the upper Mississippi Valley and the Pacific Northwest. The Okla., was expected to crest about a foot over flood saying it had **conclusive evi­ 1-subsidiary a-imparlialily Tuesday’s election, lost to Democratic challenger as they were posted on a large b q a ^ o ii the/wall. Southwest is clear. stage. dence” proving that nation’s in­ Michael P. MeottI by less than 1,000 votes. The Glastonbury results were ffielast to tome in, volvement in a plot to blow up 2-prohibilion b-convincing Even the Democrats conceded it was the biggest and as Zinsser finished taking them over the phone, he Wilson ‘disaster’ an Israeli airliner. surprise in the 1986 election. looked up at his supporters and smiled weakly. "Well, U.S. officials say they are looking 3-conclusive c-ban In 1982 and 1984, Zinsser defeated two popular that’s the end of that.” he said. for a site in (CHOOSE ONE: the Manchester Democrats — town Directors Stephen T. “ Obviously we came up short,” Zinsser, 48, told United States, Mexico) to train Penny and Stephen T. Cassano. He defeated Penny by ^h ou t 40 family members and supporters who packed doesn’t bother^^l^ 4-segregation d-branch Nicaraguan contra rebels. El less than 500 votes in a race where Glastonburyxjvas^ th^two-room headquarters. “ It’s one of those things PEOPLE you have no control over. I ’m a little disappointed, the determining factor, but then expanded his margin Salvador, Honduras and Costa 5-neulrality e-isolation By John AAltchell choice, that’slheir choice,” Wilson to over 4,000 voles in the 1984 race against Cassano. es^cially in Manchester. I feel we worked hard. Rica refuse to host the training. Herald Reporter said, adding ih a tW had tried to On Tuesday, MeottI, the Glastonbury Town Council ■^“ I ’ll say one thing,’’ he continued. “ I ’ll have more contact Thonm sonV ^ier in the Heinz pays off Rogers shutdown I Philippines Defense Minister Juan PBopiewatch/Soortiioht majority leader, fought Zinsser to a near standstill in time to spend with my grandchildren, my family. In (5 points for each correct answer) One minute after the polling evening to congratulaft4tim, but Ponce Enrile has been stepping Manchester and won outright in Glastonbury, Hebron that respect, maybe I won something there.” places closed Tuesday night at 8, didn’t get an answer. “ The\^st In 1988. Conductor Lorin Maa- Filming singer Kenny Rogers’ up his criticism of President 1 About 30 million Chinese will soon and Columbia. Zinsser, a Manchester real estate 'fm independent candidate Edward J. person was elecfigd,’’ he Mid. zel will become the first latest music video shut down Corazon Aquino. Enrile is sup­ begin watching and Walt :hroker'Xtook Bolton, the last of the five towns that ZINSSER’S DAUGHTER. Sandy Werkhoven. sat p? Wilson’s campaign headquarters “ He’s going to take TL^leadership burgh Symphony music direcjdr three streets in the historic ported by many backers of Disney’s famous rodent an'tf'Tm frjerMi^ )make up the 4th district. near a wall and cried. on East Middle Turnpike was dark role.” to be paid under a $3 million wnd district of Clarksville, Tenn., In all, MeottI, an attorney for the Travelers “ I ’ve'seen the work he has done,” she said. “ When former President..?... with webbed feel. j ■ and deserted. A former state employee” Wrt«on established by the daughWr-in- chamber of commerce officials Insurance Cos., received 17,776 votes, while Zinsser he's at the Capitol from 7 in the morning until > A judge in Tennessee ruled In 2 According to recent reports, While •! “ He hasn’t been around all day,” launched a strong attack against flaw of the H.J. Heinz Co. founder. said. 8,998. MeottI won Glastonbury 5,993 to 5,177, midnight, you know he’s working.” said a patron at the Village Pub and Swensson during his campaign, Maazel. 56. former music The video “Twenty Years favor of a group of fundamenta­ House spokesmanmay soon depart lebron 1,160 to 1,116 and Columbia 846 to 712. Zinsser In the face of the results. Zinsser soon regained his Restaurant, located next door to barely referring to Thompson. “ I director of the Cleveland Orches­ Ago,” to be released in January, list Christian parents recently for a job on Wall Street with a large look Manchester 9,124 to 9,110 and Bolton 869 to 667. smile and joked wifn friends as he tried to call Meotti the office from which Wilson like Biz,” he said. “ I just feel she’s tra. is the Pittsburgh Sym­ will depict Rogers’ life 20 ygSrs when he ordered local schools investment corporation. “ I ’m thrilled,” MeottI said as he stood with local If six Hmes to congratulate him. There was no answer at launched his drive to represent an ineffectual legislator.” phony’s principal guest conduc­ ago, said Barbara Ratchford, a to (CHOOSE ONE: let the chil­ Democratic leaders at the American Legion Hail 3 jean Bedel Bokassa recently returned to the Democrat’^phone number. Manchester’s 13th Assembly Dis­ Although Wilson said he didn’t tor this season and next. chamber spokeswoman. dren learn to read at home, Tuesday night. “ It took a lot of hard work by a lot of the (CHOOSE ONE: Central African "W e all put m a good effort,” said Ellen Zinsser, the trict in the Legislature. Wilson had know if he’d run again in the future, The gift from the VIra L. Heinz Ratchford said the filmmakers change their textbooks). ■"people.’ ’ Republic, Sudan) from which he had candidate’s wife. "You can’t take our friends away hardly ever come around, the he said he plans to become a .Endowment “helps assure a chose Clarksville, about 40 miles fled in 1979. He apparently hoped to patron added. Democrat within the year. AS MEOTTI SPOKE, incumbent state Rep. Donald from us.' Kiture filled with the very highest northwest of Nashville, because stage a coup, but was arrested and may Wilson, 60, a former Republican “ They’re a winning party and 1 like F. Bates,-D-East Hartford, who won another term in Zinsser s^id he was not sure whether he would seek le ^ l of leadership for the Pitts­ “they were looking for some­ face a firing squad. who ran against Republican in­ to belong to a winning group,” he the 9th Assembly District.^hook his hand. Others to regain me seat in 1988, but did not rule out the burgh Symphony.” Marshall thing that could be Anywhere, Nawsnama cumbent Elsie “ Biz” Swensson said. (15 points if you can Identify this 4 Norway’s Ingrid Kristiansen recently walked by and patted him on the back. possihility/ Turkin. managing director of the USA.” person In the news) and Democrat John W. Thompson, Wilson added that he would won the women’s title in America’s Nick Painctols. Meotti’s Glastonbury campaign Even at the beginning of the evening it was evident orchestrp. said Tuesday. The filmmakers used a cafe, a received a total of 83 votes for his remain “ in the political scene.” He I recently presided Marathon/Chicago. TRUE OR FALSE: manager, walled around the room wearing a smil^. a that Zinsser was uneasy. He talked aboufthe race and barber shop and a foundry efforts. offered no excuses for his showing over my last session She attained her goal of finshing the • cigar hanging from his mouth. “ Did I tell you we had a ' the difficulty he had in gauging it, espOdally since building, which was dressed up to Meotti is a Democrat from a mainly Repuhlidan town. “ That’s a disaster,” Wilson said Tuesday, choosing instead to J rl of Congress. After race in less than two hours, twenty winner? Did I?” he asked. McDowell presses when told of the vote count by a praise his opponents and chuckle look like an old-fashioned hard­ serving iqthe House “ I went to one polling place in Glastonbury tonight,’’ Meotti, 33, who entered the race late, mounted a VAZEL MALCOLM McDo w e l l minutes. reporter. The winner in the race about the low numbers. Actor Malcolm McDowell ware store, she said. of Representatives strong and heavy-spending campaign that won An arbitrator recently ruled that five support from the Democratic State Central Commit­ was Thompson, who received 4,052 “ I ’ve been through disasters pressed his hands and feet into *ittsburgh . .. cementing a studio I for more than 30 EDWARD J. WILSON teams fined 200 NFL players (CHOOSE tee. He began his campaign in July only when votes to Swensson’s 2,774, before.” he said. “ I gave it a good wet cement at the inauguration years, I am retiring. “ When the people make their ONE: legally, illegally) for refusing to Manchester Democrats — including Cassano and . . . “best man won" shot.” of Em pire Studios in Rome, Who am I and what Empire, known for fantasy- distant future, officials said Today’s quotes was my job in Con­ take drug tests after the 1985 season. Mayor Barbara Weinberg — declined to run and former headquarters'of Dino De horror films such as “ Elimina­ William Ferris, the Democratic chairman in Glaston­ Tuesday. gress? Laurentiis’ film studios. tor” and “ Troll,” plans to “ I would hope we would not see bury, dropped his campaign after a dispute with Le Guin’s other honors for her YOUR SCORE: 91 to 100 points — TO P SCORE: The 125-acre studio on the a fortress White House that feels Theodore R. Cummings, the party chairman in produce 20 films here by the end writing including a National 01 to 90 points — Excellent. 71 to 80 points — Good. 61-70 points — Fair. Unes don't tell turnout tale outskirts of Rome, which De of 1987. it is under siege. We Democrats Manchester. Laurentiis abandoned in 1972. Book Award, a Newberry Silver feel that for the good of the o Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 113-86 remained deserted until De­ Medal Award and a Fulbright country we want to all cooper­ “ M IKE HAS RUN basically a public relations By John Mitchell numbers are low,” Diana said, crowds or the cars, he said. cember 1985, when it was bought Le Guin gets Kafka fellowship, in addition to science ate.” — Senate Democratic campaign,” Zinsser said Tuesday before the results Herald Reporter adding; “ The lines were long all Inside the polling places, offi­ for $20 million by Empire, a Los fiction’s Hugo and..Nebula Leader Robert C. Byrd of West ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ started coming in. “ To be honest with you, I have a bad day.” cials reported only one machine Angeles-based company owned Science fiction writer Ursula awards. Virginia, in line to become feeling about this one ... I may be back in the real When a woman showed up at Officials at the schools attributed malfunction during the evening. At by Charles Band. L e Guin has been awarded the The Kafka Prize is believed to majority leader. estate business full time.” Nathan Hale School Tuesday even­ the greatest share of interest to the Senior Citizens’ Center, Diana “ Hollywood is pricing itself out University of Rochester’s 1986 be the only literary award :>!|qndaa |i-j|ua3 -t isa)(eads Ajjp i-z ;>|ana Meotti began a door-to-door campaign shortly after ing with her white poodle in her referendum Question 4.' which said, trouble developed at one of of the market.” McDowell said Janet Heidinger Kafka Prize for exclusively for American women piruOQ pue asnow Xanaiw-i :iH 0 n iM O d S /H 3 1 V M n d O ld receiving the nomination. He jumped from town to arms. Voting District 6 moderator concerned the mechanics of consol­ the machines with a curtain that closes behind the voter.' Oddly - Tuesday, Known for his roles in fiction, officials said. writers. The award, established “ If there was a Reagan revolu­ P-S ia-t, Iq-e !a-Z !p-l :SaMOA\H3 iV » \ town trying to meet people. He shook hands, handed Gerald Doyle said it was the first idating the Eighth Utilities District with the town. The question — enough, he said the machine “ Clockwork Orange” and “ Ca­ LeGuin, of Portland, Ore., won in 1976, is named for Janet Kafka, tion, it’s over." — Retiring asnoH aq| )0 ia)|pads ‘IpaN.O ..dll.. spuioqi rjVVVNSMdN out pamphlets and debated Zinsser twice. A former pet that had come in to vote. \ staunchly opposed within the 98- replaced another which had done ligula.” McDowell is starring in for her 15th novel. “Always a Doubleday and Co. Inc. editor House Speaker Thomas P. auioq |p pedi o) ujpd| udjpiiq3 aq| |d|-s tsojjpyv pupu|piaj member of the Glastonbury Board of Education, he The low canine turnout notwith­ cited his service on that panel as a strength. He also standing. however, polling officials year-old fire and sewer district — the same thing earlier in the the psychological drama “ The Coming Home,” 'about a people who died in an auto accident in O’Neill Jr., after ’Tuesday’s l5d|P|s papun aqi-t iPuAs-r IqmH aqpg-l ^IdODSaiBOA/V vowed to press for a state fund to help towns perserve said they’d rarely seen so many went down in defeat. morning. Caller.” being filmed here. called The Kesh, who live in the 1975. elections. open space. people eager to vote. "Nobody seems to care about the Diana said there were two Early Tuesday, Meotti stood on Hebron Avenue in “ It’s been a very busy election,” candidates.” said Shirley S. Davis, broken machines during the morn­ Glastonbury with two aides. Each held one side of a Doyle said at about 7p.m., an hour moderator at the Senior Citizens’ ing, equaling the number of break­ large banner that stretched across the side of the road before the polls closed. “ It reminds Center on East Middle Turnpike, downs in town since 1937. 6 and urged people to vote for him. The tactic was also me of the presidential turnouts.” where residents of Voting District S Doyle noted that voters were Manchester Herald Almanac Lottery used in other towns, including Manchester, and was an “ I don’t think anybody expected lined up to vote. pleasant and polite, despite a wait 6 inexpensive way to gain exposure, Meotti said. this,” said Shirley F. Bjarkman, Louise Stokes, moderator at the at Nathan Hale during the evening USPS 327-500 V.pL. CVI, No. 31 There was no real campaign plan, he said later at assistant registrar for Voting Dis­ high school, said the referendum of about 15 minutes. “ People Today is Wednesday, Nov. 5, before he could blow up the regular GOP ticket. Connecticut d a ilvr^ Published daily except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 the Legion hall, but one key decision helped his trict 10, whose residents voted at question "shows they are inter­ seemed very interested and very the 309th day of 1986. There are 56 British Parliament. In 1940, President Franklin D. and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly, $6.50 lor one month, $19.25 candidacy a lot. Manchester High School. ested enough to come out.” committed to being here, which I chester Publishing Co.. 16 Bralnard lor three months, $36.50 (or six days left in the year. In 1872, suffragist Susan B. Roosevelt won an unprecedented Tuesday; 068^ “ The only decision we made — a decision early on — Of the 28,679 townspeople eligible The consolidation question was think is nice.” he said. Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 lor one year. Stokes said Manchester High Today’s higl^lighUn history; Anthony was fined $100 for third term as he defeated Repub­ Play Four: 5133 Second class postage paid at Man­ Mall rates are available on request. was that my past record and friends in Glastonbury to vote. 19,198 — or 66.9 percent — also prevalent in the parking lots at Seventy-five ybars ago, on attempting to vote in the presi­ lican challenger Wendell L'. chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: would take care of Glastonbury and I would have to cast ballots Tuesday, according to some polling places, where chilly School had quite a few handi­ Nov. 5, 1911.C5albraith P. dential election for Ulysses S. Willkie. Lotto: 1-2-7-1M5-40 Send address changes to the Man­ spend most of my time in Manchester and the other reports from Manchester’s 12 advocateS'handed out pamphlets capped people turn out. as well as chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Man­ many young voters. Rodgers arrived in Pasadena, Grant, who won. (Anthony never In 1946, Demo­ three towns,” Meotti said. “ That’s what I did.” polling places. Despite the offi­ and advice while pickup trucks chester, Conn. 06040. To place a classified or display One machine tender atlithe high Calif., having completed the first did pay the fine.) crat John F. Kennedy was advertisement, or to report a news cials’ comments, the turnout was showcased large wooden signs Here are the unofficial results of the election in the urging voters to vote “ yes” or “ no” school, who asked that his name transcontinental airplane flight In 1895, George B. Selden of elected to the U.S! House ol item, story or picture idea, call 643- far from a record. WE DELIVER GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 2711. Office hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 Htrald photo by Rocha 4th Senatorial District: on Question 4. not be used, watched a slow line in 49 days. (Rodgers had left Rochester, N.Y., received th^ Representatives. In 1982, the last time voters If you haven’t received your you don't receive your Herald by p.m. Monday through Friday. Meotti Zinsser elected a governor, General As­ Officer Jon Hawthorne of the move and sh^J t his head in the Sheepshead Bay in New York on first UiS. patent for—^ 5:30 ptm. weekdays or 6 a.m. Satur­ Manchester Herald by 5 p.m, sembly and congressional repre­ Manchester Police Department fin a^m ln u j^^ bS^re the polls Sept. 17 in a Burgess-Wright automobile. In 1956, Britain and France weekdays or 7:30 a m. Saturdays, day. pleaae telephone your carrier. Republican Incumbent Carl A. Zinsser Bolton M7 149 Columbia 844 7U sentatives, 70.4 percent of those said the registrars of voters biplane, and required about 70 In „ 1912. Woodrow Wilson was started landing forces in Egypt please call your carrier. If you're If you're unable to reach your car­ of Manchester looks down after learning rier, call subscriber service at 647-, The Manchester Herald Is a merh, Gloftonbury 5,177 eligible cast ballots in Manchester, requested five traffic officers to “ People are splitting like elected president, defeating Pro­ during fighting between Egyp­ unable to reach your carrier, call 1,140// 1,114 stops along the way.) 9946 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. ber of the Associated Press and a that Democratic challenger Michael Hobron according to Vincent Diana, the ensure that small school parking crazy,” he said. “ I ’ve sensed that gressive Republican Theodore tian and Israeli forces around the subscriber service, 647-9946. by 6 Manchester 9,124 On this date; p.m. weekdays or 10 a m Saturdait^ m. Saturdays (or guaranteed deliv­ member of the Audit Bureau of Cir­ MeottI of Glastonbury defeated him In chief moderator on Tuesday. lots didn’t get too congested. But people are really looking things Roosevelt and incumbent Wil­ Suez Canal. (A cease-fire was ery In Manchester. \ culations. In 1605. the Gunpowder Plot for guaranteed delivery. C Total i7,n4^ 14,99t “ We thought it was busy but the there were no problems with the over this year." liam Howard Taft, who ran on the declared two days later.) the 4th Senatorial District, failed as Guy Fawkes was seized \ X While rejecting changes In the Town Charter, Manchester resi­ dents voted overwhelmingly In favor of town bonding to pay for construction of a housing complex for senior citlxens and for renova­ tions to five schools. On the statewide referendum questions that preceded the local Issues on the ballot, Manchester electors voted with the rest of the state, according to unofficial re­ sults. They voted against conven­ ing a state constitutional conven­ tion, but In favor of amending the constitution to provide for the removal of the party lever from voting machines and for the formation of a commission to recommend candidates for judge- ships to the governor. Question 5 on the town ballot, which concerned bonding of up to $1.3 million for 24 units of senior housing on North Elm Street, was approved by a vote of 10,737 to 4,933, According to preliminary plans, the housing complex will comprise six buildings, each containing four Democratic Town Chairman Theodore R. nagh defeated his Republican challenger, Herald photo by Tucker units that will rent for between $410 Cummings holds up state Rep. James R. John A. TuccI, In the 1^h Assembly District. Herald photo by Tucker and $450, utilities excluded. The Leslie Bycholski waits nervously for the results complex, to be completed and McCavanagh’s hand In victory after McCava- ^ occupied by October 1987, will be Eighth Utilities District partisans applaud after learning learned that the question was defeated by more than 2,000 of the fourth referendum question to be posted at ' located on 1.8 acres of land given to some of the results of the balloting on Question 4. The votes. Writing at left Is Thomas R. O’Marra, the spokesman the Eighth Utilities District firehouse on Main the town by the estate of Wilfred crowd at the firehouse, which numbered about 100, later for the Eighth District Fire Department. Street. Crockett on the condition that it be used either for such a project or for McCavanagh beats TuccI all over ihe 12th a park. After the vote was in. Demo­ cratic town Director Peter DIRosa By George Lovng re-elected overwhelmingly," De­ The Eighth District, which has me.” McCavanagh said he is a strong Herald Reporter mocratic Town Chairman Theo­ provided fire protection and sewer Over at Republican headquar­ candidate to become House chair­ District big winner as town rejects charter change Jr., who has spearheaded the North Elm Street project through dore R. Cummings announced to a service to most of northern Man­ ters, Tucci blamed his defeat on his man of the General Assembly’s its preliminary phases, said he was Although his vote total fell short round of applause from the Demo­ chester for almost 100 years, late start in the race, his lack of Public Safety Committee. Continued from page 1 ;Qj>- Works Director who was a leading the Eighth District Fire Depart­ changing the charter and said if an tor Thomas Landers, also a district That thank-you — on a 20-foot- will refund the rest. existing charter, any consolidation Center. In both 1982 and 1984. his Utilities District’s power to veto " I t ’s nice to see how well people out a run for elective office in the D K IrIc t 5 1,101 40 5. member of the Committee for ment in exchange for the Eighth agreement could not be reached, firefighter, was more optimistic. long piece of paper — was written At Manchester High School, the O IttrIc t 7 1,107 498. proposal must be approved by Republican opponents won in those consolidation with the town of who disagree on the question got future. But he said his immediate Charter Revision, a group formed District giving up control of its 26 he would work to elect GOP " I f both sides want to do it, it is by Eighth District supporters in work will largely involve Improve­ District 10 1,049 417 Eighth District voters — who districts. Manchester. So was much else along,” McCavanagh said. " I ’m plans just call for keeping abreast this year to advocate passage of miles of sewer lines. candidates. possible,” he said. big black letters and displayed ments required to bring the build­ operate under a town meeting ^ ’ ’Jim McCavanagh has been about the 1986 election. proud of the job that was done for of local issues. T o tal 5,244 2,44S: Question 4. Robert Bletchman. head of the Eighth District advocate Wal­ Penny said this morning he is outside the Eighth District ing into compliance with the state system of governmentgovern — before it < O f What effect would the vote have pro-district group STEAL, or Stop lace Irish Jr. agreed. hopeful a sharing arrangement can firehouse. building code. The work ipciudes the installation of sprinklers, the removal of asbestos and the installation of new doors. The four elementary schools Town Democrats Town turns battlefield slated for repairs are Bowers, Nathan H af^ 7 Verplanck and Waddell. / 5 At Bowers, plOTiscdlTIor replace­ win big, iose big as 8th applies pressure ment of the current media center in an addition to the building, the Town Chairman ’Theodore R. Cummings, expansion of classrooms and the By George Layng Bv Alex GIrelll Herald Reporter one of the leaders of the effort to remove Uie cafeteria and the construction of a Bowers School. Question 4 w a s; Associate Editor Eighth District’s power to veto new entry way for buses. headed for defeat by a 3-to-l' The second-floor meeting room In the consolidation. At Nathan Hale, brick walls on margin Democratic Town Chairman Eighth Utilities District firehouse on Main the south and east side of the By that time the Democrats’ ; As the day wore on, Sarles said, it became Theodore Cummings didn’t say, Street had been transfom\ed into a high-tech building are to be coated to prevent gathering at the American Legion •- obvious that Cummings was withdrawing "You win some and you lose some” war room. leakage and minor building code Hall had swelled to about 150 his solicitors from voting places within the after the election Tuesday night, as A computer was seU up In one com,er, violations will be corrected. people and the earlierdin had risen ' Eighth District and stationing them in he has so many times in the past. fe e in g on the number of voters who ha^ast At Verplanck. the media center , to a mild roar. polling places in the southeast comer of But Manchester Democrats did The chairman took the micro- - ballots at each of Manchester’s 12 railing will be expanded, offices and indeed win big and lose big on town, which is located in the Town Fire phone at 8; 36 to announce the first r places throughout the d w . It printed out tutorial rooms will be improved Election Day 1986. District. results from the polls. "This is a ; bar-graph diagrams jof t h e t o t ^ ! which and fire-escape windows will be The Democrats lost when Man­ This information was represented on one night for no fears and no tears,” he ' were then hung on a wall, in ralween battle installed. chester voters overwhelmingly map by a big red arrow pointing up from the told the crowd. maps that had been marked with pins of At Waddell, the school office is to defeated a proposal to change the southeast comer of Manchester with the Cummings proceeded to read off various colors. be moved nearer to the main Town Charter to make it easier to words “ Armored Division” written next to the 12th Assembly District vote * entrance and classrooms will be consolidate the town and the Walkie-talkies^Uawked. Messages came it. from Bowers, and when he an- - constructed in its current location. Eighth Utilities District. A merger in and orders were given to get more nounced that McCavanagh had Each time the opponents made a move, In addition, one of the school’s has been, a major objective of solicitors to various polling places and to Sarles made sure the Eighth District sent 1,011 votes to 566 for his Republican * asphalt parking lots will be rebuilt. Cummings and most Democratic deliver food to the army of Eighth District opponent, John Tucci, there was a ■ more solicitors to outnumber them. The only “ I think it’s terrific that the leaders for years, and the proposal advocates who were encouraging electors to chorus of cheers and a round o f ! area that was conceded was the Voting school question won so overwhelm­ — Question 4 ^n^the Manchester vote "no” on the fourth referendum question applause. ; District 5 polling place, the Senior Citizens’ ingly and that the people respect ballot — had the Support of the town on the town ballot. 'Then there was silence when he " Center on East Center Street. the tradition of providing good committee and41\e six Democratic announced that the vote on Ques- -■ Question 4, which eventually went down by schools,’ ’ outgoing Board of Edu­ town directors. “ We conceded the senior center when we tion 4 was 415 in favor to 1,171 : 2,510 votes, concerned the removal of the cation Chairman Leonard E. But the party won a state Senate saw he was putting all his marbles there,” against. • Eighth District’s ability to veto a merger of Seader said Tuesday night. seat that has been held by Republi­ Sarles said. Next came resuRs from Man- ~ its fire and sewer services with those can Carl Zinsser for three terms In additioq to the field work, a phone bank Chester High Schoolv with McCava- provided by the town government. THE TOWN VOTE against con­ and a seat in the state House of had been set up to urge Eighth District nagh leading Tucci 1,049 to 417 and ' The general of the Election Day effort was vening a constitutional convention Representatives that Republican residents to vote. the ” yes” vote on Question 4 again James Series, a deputy chief in the Eighth was 10,791 to 4,734. T h e . final Elsie Swensson has held for the trailing behind the ” no” vote. ^ District Fire Department and a member of Sarles had predicted that the Eighth statewide total is not yet known, same length of time. And it sent When Cummings read off the “ the pro-district group STEAL, or Stop District would win if 60 percent of the voters but with 1^ of 169 towns reporting, James McCavanagh back to the results from the Senior Citizens’ ; Tampering with the Eighth’s American turned out, with about 85 percent within the the vote was 363,180 to 200,899 House for a third terfn. Center — where the vote on ■ Liberties. Eighth District and 33 percent outside the against a,d5nventionr8C.cording to The first note of triumph was a Question 4 was 953 in 'favor of Eighth District voting "no.” 9 unoffici^M results. The question murmur that went through the Hanid photo by Tuckar passage to 707 against — applause "This could be the Pentagon," Series said. The final margin, which Sarles predicted was opposed hy many groups, crowd shortly after 8; 15 p.m. when ^ o k e out. With reports radioed from the polling would be 1,000, surprised him. The vote was incliufing the League of Women a TV set was turned on and word Democratic Chairman Theodore R. overwhelmingly rejected changing the That was to be the only high note Herald photo by. Tucker places, Sarles kept track of how mapy 10,045 to 7,535. Almost 67 percent of those V ^ r s and the American Civil got around that CBS had predicted solicitors his opponents had stationed in the Town Charter to make It easier to force in the charter change effort, registered in Manchester turned out to vote. Liberties Union. Under state law, Cummings (left) talks to Gordon a win by Gov. William O’Neill over field. The information was then noted on one however, and it was not long before the successful campaign to defeat Question 4, voters must be asked once every 20 Lassow (right), a member of the Eighth the Eighth Utilities District into Republican Julie D. Belaga. James Series, a deputy chief with the Eighth of the maps, and orders were given to the Once the victory results were called in and Cummings said: ” It is unfortunate years whether to convene a consti­ But word also got around that at Utilities District fire department, coordinates the which sought to remove the power of Eighth troops. read off by Sarles, the well-organized army District Board of Directors, after voters consolidation. for those of us who believed in it tutional convention. The last con­ District voters to veto consolidation with the "W e knew where he was going the whole stopped all efforts, let out a yell eb masse that Question 4 has fared poorly.” placement of solicitors at polling stations around stitution was written in 1965, and town of Manchester. day,” Sarles said in reference to Democratic and broke out the champagne. ti the referendum was Question 1 on But by then it had become Manchester Tuesday evening. Series oversaw the ballot this year. obvious that both McCavanagh and On Question 2, which'concerned Area probate races far from radical John W. Thompson, the Demo­ the removal of the party lever, the cratic challenger in the 13th Manchester vote was 8,162 to 7,778 Assembly District, had won. Elsewhere, voters nix AIDS law, back abortion freedom in favor. Unofficial state results By John AAltchell defeated Diana by almost 1,000 right,” he said. Thompson’s victory — after two had removal of the lever favored Herald Reporter votes. ” He ran an excellent campaign, unsuccessful attempts to defeat funds for abortions unless the states; Montana, Kansas, Souths influx of non-English speaking the No on 64 Campaign. He hailed by a vote of 288,535 to 282,758. That In Coventry, Republican David always does,” Ramirez said. ” He Swensson — brought wild applause By Lee MItgang • Gave strong approval to a $1.2 mother’s life was in danger, was a Dakota, Idaho and Florida, which immigrants. the gay community’s campaign to means the lever allowing Connecti­ There were no surprises in three Rappe, running unopposed for that beat me fair and square.” in the hall. He began a speech with, The Associated Press billion toxic waste cleanup bond in virtual dead heat. also soundly rejected county- " It ’s clearly aimed at Hispanics defeat the initiative, saying, "The cut voters to support a party’s area races for judge of probate town’s probate court post, received "Thank you very much,” but had to New York, a $200 million bond in Ramirez, who lives in Bolton and Anti-abortion ballot issues fared New Jersey, and a resolution in According to unofficial returns optipn casino gambling. North > and Aslans, but it doesn’t help message is ... ’Don’t mess with 6 entire ticket with a single motion of Tuesday. 1,376 votes on Tuesday. Rappe, an interrupt it to let Cummings read practices law in Vernon, said he Massachusetts calling for a timeta­ with 91 percent of precincts report­ Dakota voters rejected a lottery. people learn English,” said state US’” the arm will disappear from voting In two districts the incumbents attorney, has been judge of probate off results from still another badly in four states and lotteries decided to oppose Preuss because ing early today, 20 votes separated And after more than a century of Sen. Art Torres, who opposed the machines before next year’s were unopposed, and in the third for 15 of theWst 19 years. His wife, district showing him a clear were approved in fiveothers, while ble for cleaning up that state’s he needed the opposition. "H e’s an waste sites; the sides — a 50-50 split. tight liquor controls, including a measure, election. the 16-year incumbent won easily. Bertha, s a i^ e is not political. The winner. Californians made English their ELSEWHERE, Washington institution in the town,” Ramirez Unofficial figures showed286,504 prohibition period that lasted 68 California citizens rejected the Question 3 concerned the forma­ In Manchester, Democrat Wil­ Democrats ^ e l he does a good Then he resumed to more official state language and re­ • Favored a freeze on most state voters approved a referen­ said, adding that it was the first votes for Amendment 65 and years, Kansas voters overwhelm­ AIDS initiative. Proposition 64, by tion of a commission to send liam E. FitzGerald had no opposi­ enough jobAhat they "don’t run applause. jected quarantining people with property in Montana and a dum protesting a federal proposal 286,484 against, with 2,568 of the ingly approved a constitutional a margin of more than 2-to-l, judicial suggestions to the gover­ tion in his bid for re-election. He anybody agjainst him,” she s a i d , . - - ^ ® I f ” ' The victory of Michael Meotti of AIDS. state revenue cap in Massachu­ to locate the nation’s first dump for state’s 2,815 precincts reporting. amendment to legalize county- The AIDS initiative, backed by nor. It pass^ by a vote of 10,187 to will begin his fifth consecutive Bolton ^publican N o r m a n ir * ‘ ^ink it was a good Glastonbury over Republican in­ Among the more than 200 state setts, but turned down a Colorado highly radioactive wastes at the race. measure requiring a popular vote " It ’s close and a real tense time option liquor by the drink. supporters of Lyndon Larouche, 5,034 in Manchester. The statewide four-year term as Manchester Preuss, the incumhent who has cumbent Carl Zinsser of Manches­ and local ballot issues decided Hanford nuclear reservation. With until we can get some concrete called for Identification of AIDS vote was 377,397 to 181,111, with 165 judge of probate. been judge of probate off and on for ' Both Bolton and Columbia voted ter in the 4th Senatorial District across the country on Tuesday, on any new taxes or increases; 20 percent of the vote in. Referen­ figures in,” said Kevin McCray, IN CALIFORNIA, with 17 per­ victims and possible quarantine towns reporting, so the governor’s FitzGerald, who first took office 16 years for the Andover-Bolton- strong Democratic tickets, Preuss was slower to become clear. voters also; • Voted to keep a mandatory dum 40 was being approved by coordinator of the Unborn Child cent of the vota counted, the measures. It would have barred discretion in judicial nominations in January 1973, received 12,103 Columbia district, defeated Demo­ said. Even when Cummings shouted, • Rejected by nearly a 3-to-l seat belt law in Nebraska, but 225,137 to 49,150, or an 82 percent Amendment. "W e had hoped to them from education and restau­ will soon face limitations. Only votes'. His biggest tally was in cratic challenger Jose Ramirez, Ramirez, who said there was ” a "Meotti is our new state senator.” margin a bid by the poor, predomi­ repealed a similar law in EnglisManguage measure. Propo­ favorable vote. Voting District 9. 2,214 to 1,621. lot of ticket-splitting,” said he nantly black neighborhood of Rox- Massachusetts. have a better margin of victory. sition W w on 77 percent of the vote, rant employment. Virtually all those approved by the panel will be some in ' the crowd appeared But In Oregon, measures that FitzGerald’s last election cam­ Preuss, who said he carried all learned a great deal his first time bury to secede from Boston; I^m e of the advertising against with 23 percent opposing it. major candidates, the gay com­ subject to nomination by the hesitant §b accept the result would force shutdown of the ’Trojan paign, in 1982, started on a low-key three towns with the closest out and it has only served to whet • Turned down by a similar ANTl-ABOR’nON MEASURES Amendment 65 ... may have Proposition 63, which would munity and the California medical governor. As things stand, the without confirmation. nuclear power plant and make it Jevel but erupted into a bitter fight margin being 50 votes or less in his appetite for politics. overwhelming margin an Oregon were trailing In Rhode. Island, confused some of the voters,” he amend the state Constitution to establishment opposed it. governor chooses his own candi­ By the time Meotti cam'e~to the “ We want every demagogue to illegal to manufacture atomic dates and sends the nominations to ^ ;jth Republican lawyer William J. Andover, said he didn’t plan to ” I had a great time, once I got headquarters later for handshakes initiative allowing residents to Oregon and Massachusetts. But in said. recognize English as the state’s Lotteries, on the other hand, know ... it stopped here tonight,” weapons In that state were the Legislature, a process that has WILLIAM FITZGERALD ana, now minority leader on the change a thing. ” I think we hqye a into It,” he said. ” He has some­ and hugs of congratuation, all was grow marijuana for their personal Arkansas, Amendment 65, which official language, won wlde^,^up- swept to victory in five of six* said Pavid Mixner, coordinator of defeated. been widely criticized. . . . no opposition Board of Directors. FitiGerajtr^'^ good court and we try to do what’s thing to worry about in four years. ’ ’ confirmed. use> would prohibit spending state port from voters alarmed over an /I ,) / "MANCTtarER HERALD. Wednesday. Nov. 5.1988 - 7 $ - MANCHESTER HEHALD. Wednegdav, Nov. 5, 1986 OPINION Some keep going when p close Vote adds up Business to a long day Jack for tabulators A n d erao a By John Mitchell • as usual, Herald Reporter \ While the majority of Manches­ ter residents cast their votes Tuesday and then retired to that or better? comfortable stuffed chair in front of the family room television set to Israelis treat watch election numbers trickle If the victors prove magnanimous and across the screen, the real work for prudent, everyone will have won something some was only beginning. in Tuesday’s election. an American In the basement of Manchester’s Municipal Building, Town Clerk Statewide, Democratic Gov. William A. Edward Tomkiel and Chief Moder­ O’Neill won a broader mandate than he’s ator Vincent Diana waited for 12 N ever had before, carrying his party to victory as a criminai voting district officials to bring in in both chambers of the General Assembly. the results from the machines at their polling places. Both had been Hanid photo by Rooha Nationally, the Democrats regained control WASHINGTON — Israeli border officials working since early mdming. of the Senate and will now control the entire strip-searched a distinguished American Chief Moderator Vincent Diana (left) reads the numbers for him. About 67 businessman two weeks ago. Interrogated him for ’The clock above the Coke ma­ Congress. _ chine in the break room where the tabulates election results Tuesday night percent of Manchester's voters turned more than three hours and confiscated some of his while Town Clerk Edward J. Tomkiel out at the polls. On both counts, that could mean a return to personal property — because he is of Arab descent two sat reads: 10 p.m. If everything and looks It. Despite his U.S. pas$port, which went smoothly, Tomkiel said, the business as was usual several years ago, but figures would be gathered by 10; 30. Diana spid none of the polling it should mean the beginning of business showed him to be a native-born American, the Results of local questions ’The two passed the moments places was much busier than the better than ever. The same holds true closer The system took a beiating Israeli officials refused to accept his repeated others, adding that he didn’t know insistence that he is a U.S. citizen. listening to the nationwide results to home. on a digital clock-radio which only what to expect from the results. 4. CHARTER 5. NORTH ELM a SCHOOLS Dr. Omar Kader is no terrorist. In fact, he was “Anything goes,” Tomkiel said. Locally, the most surprising twist was entering Israel as part of a six-country tour to transmitted one station. They tried • No Yes No Yes No organize an international conference on their hardest not to bet on which He was proven right a few challenger Michael P. Meotti’s upset of in this year's state eiection minutes later. District Y terrorism.He was coming from Jordan, where he moderator would bring in informa­ incumbent Republican Carl A. Zinsser in the tion first, or on what time someone Herbert Stevenson, the town’s had discussed the plan with King hussein. V 423 795 496 4th Senatorial District. The most significant would arrive. Democratic registrar of voters, 1 256 1,254 863 V The 43-year-old Kader is a professorial type bom was the voters’ decision to turn thumbs down Losers in the state election this week had echoed the sentiments of everyone 540 999 524 company. The system that put them on the ballot and raised in Provo, Utah, where his parents had At 9; 10 p.m. it appeared that the in the room upon finding out that 2 437 1,207 972 on Qhestion 4 on the Manchester ballot, which immigrated from what was then Palestine — and Democratic party had gained also took a beating this year. incumbent Republican'* Sen. Carl 3 779 864 1,097 ^50 1,028 511 would have removed the power of Eighth Whether it was absentee ballot rhubarbs in C a ^ p ito l is now Israel. He recognizes Israel’s need to take control of the General Assembly, Zinsser was losing to his Demo­ anti-terrorist precautions at its border crossings, according to the radio announcer. Utilities District voters to fend off Bridgeport and Waterbury that discredited the cratic challenger, Michael Meotti. 4 956 661 1,067 440 982 521 C o m m e n t s but he was particularly upset at being singled out At 9:15, results from Mahoney consolidation with the town. Democrats or the exercise in futility that was the In the basement, that victory for harsh treatment when other, non-Arab Recreation Center on Cedar Street 5 707 432 901 513 Republican state convention, the “system” looked Bob Conrad received the most response during 953 886 In the first instance, Meotti deserves so bad it raised the question of how much longer Americans were passed through without a hassle. — the polling place, for Voting District 11 — arrived. ’They were the evening. 6 684 717 881 370 821 423 congratulations for pulling off a win over voters will continue to let politicians play games “I FEEL LIKE A JEW and you’re the German,” the first of the evening in “Zinsser went down,” Stevenson with the franchise. three-term incumbent Zinsser, and Zinsser Kader protested to one Israeli official — a Manchester. said, ‘"rhat’s the surprise of the ^ 7 251 1,335 918 449 890 478 The system even looked bad in the preliminaries Harald photo by Tuckar century.” deserves a resounding thanks for his six reference to the initial segregation of Jews before Local information on the results this year — the September primaries where mo'Ke the Nazis shipped them off to the death camps At 10:15, the moderator for 8 523 566 648 282 605 349 years of service to Manchester and the other than a score of candidates who had been ^ / Republican Town Director Geoffrey Naab carefully was hard to come by for the few Voting District 8, whose residents towns of the 4th Senatorial District. Though during World War II. town employees and interested 1,024 703 1,082 509 1.077 506 “endorsed” at various party conventions lo ^ ^ “proxies” are interested only in the power politics Kadei^ is softspoken and usually amiable. He studies a voter registration list Tuesday at GOP vote at Verplanck School, turned in 9 the surprise isn’t there, the same formula challengers. That should have said something for residents waiting in the room. the last tabulations of the evening. or the social whirl of the convention and care little looks unmistakably Arabic; in fact, his Caucakian Headquarters on North Main Street. 726 372. 828 423 the voters at large who simply refused to buy the about sentiment back home. Mostly, they relied on polling place 10 684 893 applies to newly elected state Rep. John W. American wife says she was partly attracted to moderators, who inevitably com­ The room thinned out as the two Thompson and the incumbent he defeated, products of the formal apparatus. A direct primary would ventilate that process him by his resemblance to actor Omar Sharif. began adding up the figures. 11 509 652 722 344 666 391 and reduce the nominating system to basics with mented first on the results of Elsie ”Biz” Swensson. As exccuti^ director of the Arab-American referendum Question 4, concerning At around 11:10 p.m., Manches­ GIVEN A CHANCE ..in the dinky little blister on voters at large allowetHnT'^i^naHyKas^fHlI partners. 12 479 653 708 322 707 315 the convention prot;ess which Connecticut calls a Anti-Discrimihetion Committee until last Republicans think consolidation of the town and the ter had a count that was as official The meaning in the second case is infinitely That’s as it should be. ConnWicut puts up with a December, he smarheaded efforts to erase the Eighth Utilities District. as it would get Tuesday night. “challenge pWoiiUW,” voters demonstrated all up nominating procedure firmly It^ljeJiands of the Total :^35 10,045 10,737 4,933 10,299 5,450 more complicated, of course. Even now, and down the line thbUhey want a say in who runs stereotype of ^ a b s as trigger-happy fanatics however, it’s clear that all concerned must “club” in each party. And that’s as oiHdated as it ff lurking arounrfevery comer to kill the first for high office. is wrong. ^ of November ’87 heed the will of the electorate and bend Obviously this is getting around to another plug ' American whcihappens along. Because of his wherever possible for the good of the entire for direct primaries in Connecticut on our part. We position, he received threatening telephone calls Campaign post mortenj following every terrorist bombing attributed to By Georoe Loyng still winners in our hearts,” Kuehl town. don’t hold much hope of seeing it. because the Herald Reporter said as he stood on'a ladder in front convention system is held hostage by the two Toby Moffett, the former congressman who Arabs; the committee’s West Coast director, Alex of the wall-length tally sheet and The voters have spoken, and they want the / major political parties. But the idea gained some wanted to be governor this year, wound up with a Odeh, was assassinated, and the committee’s Republican headquarters atll50 spoke to Republican workers. He headway this year just the same, and some nice consolation prize after all. He started this Boston office was bombed. North Main St. resembled an noted that voters had decided on -^Eighth District to have the better hand in its Here is what happened in Israel, based in part On ngoing card game with the town influential friends. week as co-anchor on Channel 30’s news shows at a engineering office. the six referendum questions ex­ U.S. Sen. spoke out for direct salary hinted to be well above the $80,000 he would an affidavit Dr. Kqder filed with the U.S. consular Five tables were set up with actly as the GOP Town Committee pvemment. That certainly calls for some primaries here. So did such Dennocratic have received next year as governor. office in Jerusalem to protest his treatment; about three or four people at each, had recommended. _ djustment on the part of Democratic In fact, Moffett will be making far more than the Kader was optimistic when he boarded a bus to holding rulers and drawing lines “We do know something about colleagues in the U.S. House of Representatives as the feelings of the town of Manches­ ^h-my-gosh- officials who have grown accustomed to Sam Gejdenson and Barbara Kennelly. U.S. Rep. , $72,000 his old job of congressman pays or the cross the Jordanian-Israeli-border on Oct. 22 with through names on computer lists. 5 Republican Town Chairman Do­ ter,” he said. having their own way, but it does not change Bruce Morrison leans that way, too. GOP State $75,000 a U.S. senator receives. eight Western Europeans and other Americans. He had been told of rough treatment given to other nald Kuehl sat at a desk in one The only applause that went up what’s best for Manchester. Chairman Tom D’Amore, Julie Belaga, Dick comer, drawing up blank charts from the 30 or so people in the office Bozzuto and Gerry ]^briola favored It as Future file Arab-Americans, and he overheard one of the that would be used later to tally the came when it was announced that what’ll-happen-to-my- In rejecting Question 4, the voters have 'Republican leaders! European passengers offer to carry a young flnal vote. Two calculators sat the fourth referendum question — Republicans can forget the hyphen if they are Arab-American’s camera across the border to thinking of a Dole-Dole team to head the 1988 nearby. which sought to remove the power given a strong show of support to the Eighth All but five of the United States choose nominees prevent its confiscation. of Eighth Utilities District voters to for high office by direct primaries, open to presidential ticket for their party. “I have no There was little talk among the District Fire Department — and to workers, except for numbers that veto a merger with the town of registered voters in one party or another. Some intention of running for national office,” said U.S. Manchester — was defeated. self-determination for Eighth District Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole during a BUT KADER BELIEVED he would be treated were called out as each name was residents. That must be taken into account by allow unaffiliated voters to participate. properly because he is an American — “American crossed off on the voting lists. The GOP Town Committee had brief stop in Connecticut last week. first, Arab second,” as he puts it. He was going to “I think we’ve had more people strongly urged the rejection of that the Board of Directors, bitter as some of its THAT ALONE IS NOT a compelling reason to She is sometimes mentioned as candidate for doing more things this year in proposal. Israel to meet with government officials, and, as a Swensson, who was hugged and members may be. The Buckland area join the pack, but it shows how lonesome it’s vice president on a slate headed by her husband, U.S. taxpayer, he had helped subsidize the Israeli Republican headquarters than in appears to belong to to the district once and getting to be in the convention corner. More U.S. Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole. Mrs. Dole any past year,” said Kuehl. “It’s kissed after it was learned she had economy to the tune of billions of dollars. He felt he lost, offered encouragement to the 1987-TAXES” importantly — and this is what it’s all about — the was at Bradley International Airport in Windsor very busy.” for all, and the town government must act was entitled to a modicum of courtesy. Kept on the outside steps of the party, predicting good things for number shows that almost the entire nation leaves Locks to campaign for Julie Belaga, the GOP Kader’s optimism was abruptly shattered. accordingly. those important choices up to the electorate at candidate for govemor?Mrs. Dole said her office were two cases of beer, in the GOP next year. While the Europeans and Caucasian Americans hopes that the careful plotting and “I think next fall we can take the large. husband would be taking a hard look at running for were whisked through Israeli customs, he and the Board of Directors.” she said. At the same time, the Eighth District president after this week’s elections. hard work put in by the party The alternative, which Connecticut continues to two other Arab-Americans were directed into a faithful had paid off. Swensson went on to praise her should negotiate not only from strength, but use, is the dinosaur we call state or district with the desire to improve the situation for separate room — and ordered to take off their It hadnit. opponent, John W. ’Thompson, conventions attended by “proxies” known Bob Conrad writes a syndicated column on shoes. The local Republican candidates saying she was sure he would.do a everybody in town. Its leaders should formally as delegates. More often than not, those Connecticut politics. for governor, Congress and the good job in the Legislature. SEMINAR At one points lower-level official started to “I got the rest of my life,” she recognize that they don’t belong in'the sewer apologize to Kader for the discriminatory Connecticut General Assembly business, state their demands on autonomy were all beaten except in the SSth said. But she said she had no plans treatment, but a senior military officer came over Assembly District, which includes to seek elective office again. for their long-serving volunteer fire and told them, “Shut up! ” Then Kader was only a comer of Manchester. ’The Despite the evening’s results, the It’s free. And it’s sure to be Normative. It gives department and take the brave step of' Open Forum ordered into another room and made to strip down rout left state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser cans of beer were opened, drinks to his underwear. were served, champagne was you an opportunity to leant about the new offering their own strategy for maximizing and Rep. Elsie “Biz” Swensson — Place: Manchester Country Club The Israeli officials examined all the cards in his both three-term legislators from poured and snacks were laws that go into effect next year-rather than strengths and diminishing weaknesses. parents as tothechild’sparticipa- . then a much better respect exists wallet, Kader said; they opened all the private Manchester — ordinary citizens consumed. Time: 7:30 p.m., November 17th correspondence in his luggage and read it closely, once again. “This is the first day of next Calling for such magnanimity may prove Change needed tion. True, soccer is a sporting and a more open dialogue takes year’s election,” said Kuehl. worry about them. Mr. Toce will answer-and activity. But we would like to place between the junior high and questioning him about the contents. They grilled “Even though they lost, they’re you can ask more about-questions like these: about as profitable as asking President In soccer rule ^ have explained to us the time Soccer Club programs. The net him about notes in his notebook and asked him Reagan to recognize that he’ll have to learn difference between a child’s result is that a school-sanctioned why he had underlined certain passages in the For reservations: to work with the still-Democratic House and taking part in soccer, an activity, activity is now able to combine books he was carrying, particularly one phone the bank at 646-1700 To the Editor: • Should I, can I, still have an IRA? 9 the newly Democratic Senate if he wants to or the school band, an activity. If efforts with a separate entity and autographed by King Hussein. • How now should I save for the kids’ and ask for Mrs. Anders. improve things for Americans. But in both the present rule were to be prodqce synergistic results far As the parents of one of the greater than any of the two could ALL OF KADER’S BELONGINGS were opened students involved in the recent applied to a child in the school education? cases, warring and bickering can only go so band, he or she could not produce separately. — even candy bars — and dumped into a box. A far before it stymies progress on all fronts. soccer issue we feel it is time the • What mtercst can I deduct when? participate in a separate jazz computer disk, containing six months’ research Joseph P. Toce, Jr., is a facts are made clear. Skip and Barbara Ross And it may be about as fruitful as pleading band on weekends. Tell a parent material for articles he was preparing, was • What happens to capitd gains? tax partner in the Hartford with O’Neill, his 160,000-vote plus plurality Your newspaper has published of a band member this and watch 24 ’Timber ’Trail confiscated on grounds that “information on it two recent items; one quoting a may be sensitive.” • Is my bracket really going down to 28%? office of Arthur Andersen & notwithstanding, to rid state government of Manchester School Board the fun at the next school board Co. A well-known authority meeting. The Israelis expropriated a souvenir • What about charitable contributions? the plague of cronyism that has hung over it member and the other a letter to When a newspaper prints a letter-opener because It was “too sharp” and could on taxes and financial the editor. Both people referred to for so long. letter or reports a story it should Farmers’ market be used as a weapon. Kader later found an • What about my rental real estate? planning, Toce has been a the rule being l^nt to accommo­ identical one just five miles down the road in popular speaker at other date a few students. The actual do a little research into the will be missed • Should I buy a car this year, in order to But there is some hope nonetheless. subject. Does the Manchester Jericho in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. seminars for SBM. In Washington and Manchester, the battle number of students involved is 34! Herald realize that under the To the Editor: , Leaving Israel two days later, Kader was again deduct sales tax? lines are now clearly defined. A strenuous This is hardly a few. Second, there present rule it is permissible fora singled out at the airport. This time, he decided not seems to be the misconception to be so cooperative. He insisted that the Israelis application of the checks of opposition that the activities in question are student to participate in a soccer As the season for the farmers’ practice or game, then gostraight market comes to an end, I shall acknowledge him as an American; when they Arranged as a public service for customers ^ certainly can only Improve the Reagan being played simultaneouslyj. refused, he raised his voice and demanded to be 6 toa MidgetFootballpracticeorto This is not true. School soccer iis miss the abundance of fresh fruits and friends of the Savings Bank of Manchester, “revolution”: and locally, every faction at a game without breaking any and vegetables provided usby the treated like other Americans boarding the plane. least knows where it stands for the played after school on weekday He was quickly passed through. reservations are; afternoons. School practice is rule? Further, why is Manchester local farmers. foreseeable future and can seek to reduce held on weekday afternoons when the only school system in the state Every week, I looked forward conflict with that knowledge, if it so chooses. school games are not schedule Offices in Manchester, East Hartford, for senior citizens. The far right won’t have a on an not m p ttn w , ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... A nodM Edttor : ; with other school sanctioned other activitiesj>n the junior high Address letters to: Open Fo­ Bolton, Andover, South Windsor, East Windsor, go at the state constitution, and unless some . Ashford, Easiford, Mansfield and Tolland. activities. level. ’ rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. DENISE A. ROBERTS...... AdvarUtlng DIractor ' Telephone 646-1700. ballots are hidden somewhere, that The key issue which seems to be This rule was instituted several Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. MARK'S. A B R A IT IS ...... dutlnm Managw obnoxious and obsolete party lever will at totally overlooked is that soccer is years ago due to very poor The Herald reserves the right SHELDON COHEN ...... Cotnpoting Manigar ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Praatrooffl Managar Registration lists were checked frequently Tuesday as long last disappear from Connecticut voting simply an actiyity which should working relations between school to edit letters in the interests of JEANNE G. FROMERTH...... Circulallan Managar . machines. involve the discretion of the and soccer club coaches. Since brevity, clarity and taste. each party kept a tally of who was voting. 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Nov. 5.1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1986 —'8~ Democrats Democrats recapture Senate, ride wave put end to^Reagan revolution’ for O’Neill By Lawrence L. Knutson personal crusade, saying a Demo­ ,” Kemp said. "In CMthiMd from page 1 The Associated Pr^s cratic vlctoi;y Tuesday would fact a lot of them sounded like .confine him to a six-year Ronald Reagan.” WASHINGTON - A Democratic presidency. In the South, Democratic Gov. O’Neill would trounce Belaga. surge ended Republican rule of the But while his own popularity Bob Graham defeated Sen. Paula “We said, why waste the nnoney ? Senate’s levers of power, forcing remains at near-record levels, it Hawkins in Florida. The deciding factor was a strong President Reagan to choose be- ' did not transfer to the GOP In Louisiana, Rep. John Breaux satisfaction with Bill O’Neill. I tween compromise or stalemate in candidates — niost of them fresh­ kept the Senate seat of retiring think what we are seeing Is strong the last two years of his White man swept into office with narrow veteran Russell Long in the support for his policies,” Wade -■] House term. victories in the 1980 election. Democratic column by defeating said. In a dramatic show of strength in "There's no question that the GOP Rep. Henson Moore. Republicans had counted on a big Tuesday’s elections. Democrats president is going to have a much Georgia Democratic Rep. turnout and strong support In captured Republican seats in more difficult time getting his Wyche Fowler ousted one-term Fairfield County, long a GOP Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, programs through,” said Frank GOP Sen. Mack Mattingly. stronghold. It never happened. V- South Dakota, Alabama and Mary­ Fahrenkopf, Republican national Former North Carolina Gov. While Belaga won the snnall land. They turned back strong chairman. "But the president is a Terry Sanford put an end to the towns there, such as Darien, challenges to democratic seats in master of building coalitions ... brief Senate career of GOP Sen. Ridgefield and her hometown of Colorado and Louisiana' and and he always has that ability to James T. Broyhill, who was Westport, O’Neill won handily In yielded a Democratic seat only in carry his message directly to the appointed to the position earlier the larger cities there, including Missouri. American people.” this year to replace Sen. John East, Bridgeport, Stamford and But all the races weren't settled Paul Kirk, the Democratic also a Republican, who committed Norwalk. early today. chairman, said the reversal of suicide. N Every poll taken in the final The Democratic triumph ended political fortunes medns Reagan weeks of the campaign showed ' the Republicans' 53-47 grip on the will "have to be in a position of IN MARYLAND, Rep. Barbara O’Neill ahead. ’The most recent AP photo AP photo Senate. It came at the end of the either accepting what the Senate Mikulski swept conservative Re­ poll, released Friday, showed him AP photo costliest campaign in history — and House send to him, comprom­ publican iLinda Chavez, a former with a lead of 16 percentage points, Qov. William A. O’Neill and hia wife, Republican challenger Julie Belaga and State Rep. Julie Belaga, the Republican candidate for and one that had no national theme ising with them.to get a result, or Reagan aide, out of the race for the roughly the way It turned out Nikki, cheer for the crowd as they independent Frank Longo to win a governor in Connecticut, addresses her supporters after U.S. Sen. Christopher Dodd raises a fist Dodd celebrated his win with his family but was characterized by negative putting himself in sort of a Captain seat being vacated by retiring Tuesday. I celebrate O’Neill’s win In the guberna­ second full term in office. she was defeated by Incumbent Democrat Gov. William In victory Tuesday after beating Repub­ and a few hundred supporters in a television advertising — “mud- Veto position.” GOP Sen. Charles McC. Mathias. South Dakota Republican Sen. Almost 1.7 million Connecticut torial race Tuesday. O’Neill defeated O’Neill Tuesday. lican challenger Roger Eddy handily. Hartford hotel. slinging” in popular parlance. residents were eligible to vote. / Senate Democratic Leader Ro­ SAID RETIRING House James Abnor went down to defeat 0 Officials expected about 70 per­ / bert C. Byrd of West Virginia — SpeakerThomasP. O’Neill Jr.: “If at the hands of Democratic Rep. cent, or 1.1 million, to make the now in line to become majority there was a Reagan revolution, it’s Thomas A. Dashcle. , effort. It appeared that fewer than leader — predicted "’that a over. ... "It will be the art of One of the few bright spots in an 1 million did so. ^ State’s congressional delegation survives intact I Dodd relishes ‘sweet’ victory Democratic-controlled Senate will government by compromise. It has otherwise gloomy night for the ’Throughout the campaign, Bel­ “pull the administration back happened many times in the past GOP was the victory in Missouri of aga accuse O’Neill of being a poor By Daniel Beegan agreed on the reasons for the recount if he won. percent of the vote, tn 52,275, or 33, votes, or 70 percent, to 49,111, or 30 toward the center in its extremes and it’s not that bad.” former Republican Gov. Chris­ leader who did little more than The Associated Press outcome, her failure to win more Unofficial returns from the 130 percent, for Mullen. percent. By Daniel Beegan in foreign policy and its extremes “It's going to bejcontentious, no topher S. “Kit” Bond over Lt. Gov. react to problems and crises.- She votes in Bridgeport, the largest precincts showed Kennelly with “It ought to send a message to “The margin of victory is a The Associated Press in domestic policy.” doubt about it,” said Rep. Jack Harriet Woods for the Democratic charged that he presided over state HARTFORD — Republican U.S. city in the district. 128,929 votes, or 74 percent, to the Republican National Commit­ statement of the support for the Kemp, R-N.Y., a possible 1988 seat vacated by retiring Sen. government run by his political Rep. Stewart McKinney had his ”We Just didn’t get the numbers 44,210, or 26 percent, for Klein. tee that they ought to stop wasting work that I’ve done,” Morrison HARTFORD — Democratic U.S. Sen. Christopher “THE DEMOCRATS are all set presidential contender. Thomas F. Eagleton. V buddies and had little vision for closest victory ever and his chal­ out of Bridgeport we needed to Results from the 2nd District money and effort trying to send me said. ’"The most important thing J. Dodd says his impressive win over Repubiican to go to work,” he said. “We don’t But he insisted that the election Democrats fought back a strong Connecticut’s future. lenger all but promised a rematch get,” she said. showed Gejdenson trampled'Re­ back to Bozrah,” Gejdenson said. that I’m going to do is to provide the Roger W. Eddy shows negative campaigns don't work want confrontation.” was not a referendum on Reagan. Republican challenge in Colorado as Connecticut voters re-elected “To only lose Bridgeport by 3,400 publican Francis “Bud” Mullen, “I’m absolutely amazed at how kind of leadership in Washington in Connecticut. "I would hope we would not see a "Democrats across the country for the seat of Democratic Sen. ’The governor promised during all six incumbent congressmen. votes is mindboggling. God bless former head of the U.S. Drug well we did.” and the kind of effective represen­ J “Connecticut, through modern political history, has fortress White House that feels itis were not campaigning against . his campaign to remove some top Unofficial returns from Tues­ you Bridgeport, I love you,” Enforcement Administration, In the 3rd District, Morrison won tation and service in the ’Third never accepted negative campaigning by Republi­ under siege,” Byrd said. “We officials now in state government, day’s voting showed McKinney McKinney said. who, earlier this year, had been an expected victory over former District that I have provided.” cans and Democrats,” Dodd said after- his 65 Democrats feel that for the good of but refused to say which ones. retained his 4th District seat by With all 112 precincts reporting, expected to give the liberal Demo­ prosecutor Ernest J. Diette Jr., a In the 5th District, the unofficial percent-to-35 percent victory Tuesday. "And I hope the country we want to all O’Neill based his campaign on 9,975 votes, fewer than the 12,583- unofficial returns showed McKin­ crat a strong challenge. Democrat turned Republican. tally from all 122 precincts showed tonight that we set up a lesson.” cooperate. I would hope the the theme that “Connecticut is vote margin of victory in the 1974 ney winning over Niedermeier Unofficial returns from 142 of 143 With 138 of 143 precincts reporting, Rowland with 98,356 votes, or 61 But Eddy, in a sometimes tearful concession, said, president would not be ‘W estom i ‘T ’harmacy working,” pointing to the state’s Watergate election where he was 77,210 votes to 67,236, or 53 percent precincts, or 99 percent, showed or 97 percent, unofficial returns percent, to 63,304, or 39 percent, for “I did everything I had to do with limited finances. I confrontational.” low unemployment rate and high the only Republican congressmen to 47 percent. Gejdenson with 108,456, or 67 showed Morrison with 112,667 Cohen. didn’t do anytl\ing I’m ashamed of. Senate Republican Leader Bob per-capita income. He also ham­ sent to Washington by Connecticut Niedermeier ran a well- ”I didn’t tell any lies. I didn't do anything I am Dole of Kansas now will become mered away at the fact that Belaga voters. financed, aggressive campaign ashamed of,” Eddy said. ■/j floor leader of a minority, freed to/ 445 'HARTFORD RD. missed 43 percent of the votes in the That 1974 election was McKin­ against McKinney, a contest You are cordially invited . One of Eddy's top campaign weapons was a $23,000 i : pursue presidential ambition; General Assembly this year ahd ney’s closest until he faced Demo­ McKinney characterized as “abu­ newspaper ad where he asked voters to respond to without having to defend Reagan’i 643-5230 briefly made an ' issue of the cratic state Rep. Christine Nieder- sive and abrasive.” to attend questions about Dodd’s character and voting record in agenda on the Senate floor. Dole Belagas’ personal finances. meler in ’Tuesday’s balloting and State Democratic leaders had exchange for a chance at a $10,000 prize, which he said the Democratic victory would OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Documents released by Belaga the GOP congressmen had pre­ considered her campaign the best the awarded to a retired Navy officer. “make it more difficult for Ronald last month showed she and her dicted he would do better against chance they had to win a majority The ad included mention of a doughnut throwing Reagan.” 8 AM - 9 PM husband were worth $1.4 million her, in the Connecticut U.S. House THE MANCHESTER Turkey, Goose and Pig Ball incident involving Dodd 10 years ago and allegations He also said the White House will and paid flip in income taxes in Winning far easier victories delegation, now divided evenly that Dodd and Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., -m be forced to be very careful in 1985. were Reps. Barbara Kennelly, between Republicans and R O ^ D celebrating the broke pictures on the wall of a classy French selecting Judicial nominations. O’Neill spent $2.1 million to D-lst; Sam Gejdenson, D-2nd; Democrats. restaurant in Washington. The Democrats, while taking Belaga’s $1 million, the most Bruce Morrison, D-3rd; John Row­ But her well-fought campaign 50th Anniversary of the Manchester Road Race Unofficial returns from 762 of 770 precincts, or 99 m : over the Senate for the first time expensive gubernatorial race yet land, R-5th; and Nancy Johnson, and solid statewide victories by percent, showed Dodd with 621,667 votes, compared to since the Reagan landslide in 1980, CoTylenoc in Connecticut. R-6th. Democratic Sen. Christopher J. Saturday, November twenty-second 337,792 for Eddy. marginally strengthened their O’Neill, 56, had finished the last Niedermeier said after the de­ Dodd and Gov. William A. O’Neill “In the words of Jackie Gleason, ‘How sweet it is,” numbers in the House. Nineteen hundred and Eighty-six CoTylenol two years of the late Ella T. feat she likely would run again in weren’t enough to unseat McKin­ Dodd said of his victory. Dodd also said he was buoyed That meant Reagan would have COLD MEDICATION Grasso’s term, in 1981 and 1982. A 1988. ney, first elected to the U.S. House at the by nationwide returns that showed Democrats AP photo a more difficult time selling the tavern owner from East Hampton, ‘"There will be another tomorrow in 1970. regaining control of the U.S. Senate, a change that most controversial- of- his pro­ * 1.00 OFF for this campaign,” she said. "The he had been her lieutenant gover­ In the 1st District, Kennelly Lowe Building, Manchester Community College assures him of a subcommittee chairmanship. grams, from his Strategic Defense Reg. M.92 nor and moved up to governor closeness of this race is a mandate rolled up an expected huge lead ”I served in the House for six years in the m ajority Roger Eddy, Republican candidate for Initiative to his American- when she resigned because of to go on from here.” over Republican Herschel Klein, Cocktails: 7:00 P.M. Donation: *50.00 per person and I have served in the Senate for six years in tn^ U.S. Senate, breaks into tears Tuesday financed war against the leftist failing health. McKinney and Niedermeier who once said he would demand a Buffet Dinner: 8:00 P.M. Reservation: Denise Prindiville minority. Believe me, the majority is better,” Dodd night while conceding defeat to incum­ regime in Nicaragua. Democrats l‘* n i CoTnEiiSt Belaga, a deputy Housemajority said. bent Democratic Sen. Christopher Dodd. were likely to press for new taxes Offer good CoTy u n o i: 5 Dancing: Music of At Jarvis 310 Timrod Road, Manchester leader from Westport, is a 56-year- Eddy broke into tears as he told supporters and to combat the deficit and for Wed.. 11/5 through COLD MEWCATION Dress: Black Tie 649-0026 reporters, "It appears obvious I lost. If there are tears legislation to stem the tide of old former school teacher who has Wed., 11/12 i (.1(1 Sr'”plO'” been in the General Assembly for in my eyes. It’s because I disappointed” his family imports from abroad. standing beside him. easily as he did his first six years earlier when hhe 10 years. UNICO CAR RAFFLE Table in the name o f:...... handily defeated Republican James L.■ Bjickl^,’"uckwat, a She was the first woman to win Eddy’s concession came at the Polish-American REAGAN HAD campaigned for Spontorsd by MibehNter Chapter of UNICO National Club in his hometown of Newington. former U.S. senator from New York.TJodd, son of the continued Republican control of the Republican gubernatorial nom­ Number of persons attending:...... late Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, served three terms in U.S. ination. Although she failed to get “It appears obvious I lost,” Eddy said. “I think he the Senate with the fervor of a ^ Checks made out to: ...... **.*".‘*«**«.'’...... ran a fair and square campaign. I congratulate him.” House before moving to the Senate. the party’s endorsement at its Sunday, Nov. 30th, 1986 — 2:00 P.M. Eddy, 66, was recruited by state GOP leaders to run summer nominating convention, Eddy said his biggest handicap was a lack of Number of checks enclosed: ...... campaign dollars to wage his battle against Dodd. against Dodd after the party’s first choice, former ^ e pulled off an upset victory in a Yale President A. Bartlett Giamatti, turned them three-way primary in September. Tho Army & Navy Club, Manchester, CT Individual couples and single individuals are welcome and will be seated accordingly. Dodd outspent Eddy nearly five to one. / O ’Neill had to fight off a "The vast majority of the people think he is a good , down. Mail to: Denise Prindiville, 3lA' TimrodTir Road, Manchester, CT 06040 ' senator.HehasbeatenmefairIyandsquarely,” Eddy A farmer, author, former state legislator and the challenge for his party’s nomina­ Republican national committeeman from Connecti­ tion from former U.S. Rep. Toby Drawing — 5:00 P.M. or call 649-0026 said. 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Manrl|Tatpr HrralJi ( MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Nov, 5, 1986 — 11 ** ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1986 Unofficial results of Manchesterelection Republican gains iW gubernatorial races soften Senate loss Ooa. Democratic By The Associated Press previously held by Republicans. Democratic incumbent Made­ longed to the Democrats, while Democratic Gov. Anthony Earl in Democrats. The 11 were: Wisconsin, South leine Kunin seemed destined to Repujilica'ns had only four a close contest. Two of nation’s five most popu­ Republicans, stripped of their vacancies. OFFICE OOVERNOfl U.S.. SENATE CONGRESS SEN A TE 4 HOUSE 9 HOUSE 12 HOUSE 13 HOUSE 55 SECRETARY TREAS. COMP. A T T Y . GEN. SHERIFF PROBATE Carolina, Oklahoma, New Mexico, prevail in Vermont although the lous states — California and majority in the Senate, found Kansas, Texas, Nebraska, Maine, question there won’t be settled The GOP won in 17 states, But the GOP made impressive Illinois — re-elected GOP Incum­ O 'lM II Dodd Kannally Msoltl Sates McCavanagh Thompson Cohan Tu h lla n Borges Caldwell Uetwmian Rioux FI^Gerald solace In the nation’s gubernator­ Florida, Alabama, Arizona. The formally until the Legislature grabbing control of eight vacant inroads in the West and the South, bents, George Deukmejian and ial elections where they netted at three were Pennsylvania, Tennes­ meets in January. Democratic seats and defeating electing Guy Hunt as the first James Thompson, respectively. Oistrici \ h 2A 5A 5A 7A GA lOA 11A 3A 4A SA 5A least eight new seats, including’ see and Oregon. Republicans last held a majo^ rfeumbents in Texas and Wiscon­ Republican governor of Alabama But in Pennsylvania, Democrat coveted Texas and Florida. GOP candidate Arliss Sturgu- of statehouses in 1969. sin, two states where economic since Reconstruction; Rep. Car- 1 9 3 5 1 ,0 2 5 1 ,0 5 6 7 4 6 ' HI 9 6 2 m m • M 8 6 3 8 3 7 1,037 8 4 8 9 8 3 Bob Casey defeated Lt. Gov. With all but two — effectively lewski, one of nine women guber­ Among the Democratic victories issues were a factor. roll Campbell in ; William Scranton III to regain the 2 9 9 5 1 ,0 8 7 1 ,1 3 3 7 6 0 w n m 1 ,0 4 5 8 6 2 8 3 3 8 1 7 1,072 8 3 2 1 ,0 4 3 one — of 36 gubernatorial elections natorial candidates across the ’Tuesday were nine in which In Texas, former GOP Gov. Bill Bob Martinez in Florida; Harry decided, the count early today was nation, trailed Democrat Stephen popular incumbents like J New Clements ousted Gov. Mark White, Bellmon in Oklahoma; Garrey seat his party. 3 9 8 0 1 ,1 4 2 ' 1 ,1 9 7 7 7 4 m m m m m 7 8 5 9 1 3 8 6 5 8 4 2 1,1 3 4 8 7 5 1,091 24-24. C. Cowper.in a three-way Alaska York’s Mario Cuomo and Massa­ reversing the 1982 election be­ Carruthers In Ne\|v Mexico; Evan Democrats also picked up Ten­ By John F. Kirch Republicans actually took pre­ race complicated by the write-in chusetts’ Mike Dukakis swept to tween the same two men, and in Meacham in Arizona, and Mike nessee as Ned Ray MeWherter ran 4 8 8 3 1 ,0 3 7 6 8 2 m m m m m 8 4 5 '* 8 0 5 7 6 7 7 7 4 1,0 0 8 7 6 6 1 ,0 0 5 1 ,0 9 3 Herald Reporter viously Democratic governors’ candidacy of former GOP Gov. - victorys Wisconsin, legislator Tommy Hayden in Kansas. All were open a strong race against Winfield offices in 11 states, but lost three Fifteen of the open seats be­ Thompson, a Republican, bested sea ts previously held by Dunn for the open seat. 5 9 6 7 1,091 1 ,1 5 8 7 4 8 m a m 1,101 m m m a m t 8 8 9 8 8 5 8 5 5 1 ,1 1 4 8 7 9 1 ,0 8 9 Wally Hickel. ’The towns of Bolton, Andover I ' 6 1 ,0 2 9 1 ,0 0 3 1 ,1 4 0 8 6 8 m m m m m m 9 5 9 M i 9 6 0 9 3 5 931 1,1 1 6 9 6 0 1 ,0 9 6 and Coventry followed the rest of the state Tuesday and voted ' M M m ^ 1 ,0 9 3 7 1 ,0 3 4 1 .1 6 3 1 ,1 8 4 8 6 4 m m 1 ,1 0 7 9 7 2 9 3 9 9 2 8 1 ,1 3 3 9 3 8 overwhelmingly for Democrats REAl tSTRIE THS WEEK || Ji |( g E A lT V C O . seeking Connecticut’s highest 8 .832 9 0 9 9 4 6 7 1 6 SM 7 5 7 m m 7 8 2 7 4 4 7 6 7 9 0 6 7 7 5 8 8 9 offices. 9 1 ,1 1 8 1 ,2 0 2 1 ,2 8 9 8 0 2 8 3 9 m m m m m m m 9 6 3 9 2 4 921 1,2 2 5 9 2 8 1,171 Democratic Gov. William A. — 643-269E O’Neill, who defeated Republican m m m m m m 8'84 1,0 4 8 881 9 5 0 /Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 10 951 1 ,0 2 5 1 ,0 5 7 7 9 0 1 ,0 4 9 8 4 8 8 5 2 Julie D. Belaga, won support in all REAL N three towns, as did U.S. Sen. 11 8 1 8 8 9 0 9 1 9 701 m m m m m 7 5 5 m m 7 8 8 7 5 5 8 9 8 ' 7 6 4 8 6 5 Hamilton Drive, Manchester Christopher Dodd and U.S. Rep. • U&R Built Raised Ranch 12 7 7 2 8 6 7 6 5 9 • 7 3 6 MS 7 2 3 7 0 7 6 8 9 8 7 5 7 1 3 8 2 8 Sam Gejdenson, both Democrats. 9 0 8 • 10+ Rooms Dodd faced Newington Republican • 4 Bedrooms on main floor Total 1 1 ,3 1 4 12,44 1 1 3 ,0 8 0 9 ,1 1 0 8 3 9 5 ,2 6 4 4 ,0 5 2 7 8 5 1 0 ,4 0 4 1 0 ,0 3 9 9 .9 3 0 1 2 ,5 6 6 1 0 ,1 5 9 1 2 ,1 0 3 Roger Eddy, while Gejdensdn was ESTATE • 1st floor family room challenged by Francis "Bud” Mullen, a former head of the • 3 rooms on lower level • 2 firpplaces federal Drug Enfdrcement Republican • 3 full baths Agency. 0 • deluxe In-ground pool Residents in Bolton voted 866 to OFFICE HOUSE 9 HOUSE 12 HOUSE 13 HOUSE SS SECRETARY TREAS. COMP. A T T Y . GEN. SHERIFF PROBATE • many extras GOVERNOR U.S. SENATE CONGRESS SEN A TE 4 671 for O’Neill. 947 to 599 for Dodd OPPORTUNITIES o asking *229,000. Belaga Eddy Klein Zinsser Munns Tucci Swensson Fusscas Kazer G a r i^ o Franks Arnold Polls i and 1,025 to 518 in favor of Gejdenson. Andover followed suit, DM rict IB 28 38 48 SB SB SB SB SB 78 88 90 too 118 casting 485 votes for the governor, 1 6 1 3 4 9 9 4 5 7 7 4 7 ^ m 551 m a m m im 5 9 4 6 0 5 6 4 3 4 5 9 5 9 4 553 for Dodd and 584 for Gejdenson. Belaga, Eddy and Mullen received 243 MAIN STREET • MANCHESrf H a m m 5 9 2 ^ m m m 7 1 8 7 1 0 7 4 0 5 5 6 7 0 6 2 6 9 5 5 9 5 5 3 6 8 9 6 342,272 and 244 votes, respectively. n 643-1591 In Coventry, O’Neill won 1,779 to V 3 711 ' 5 4 7 4 8 4 9 0 5 a m m m m m m 8 4 0 6 9 2 7 2 4 7 4 9 521 6 9 8 D.W.FISH ■H lfU VERNON CIRCLt • VtR.fON 1.088, while Dodd defeated Eddy COVENTRY - Cozy 5 room alu­ 'i 87.1-1400 4 818 6 4 5 5 6 9 9 8 2 ^ m HS 8 1 7 m m 7 7 6 651 8 0 0 6 2 5 7 9 0 1,980 to 1,914 and Gejdenson minum sided year round ranch received 2,038 to Mullen’s 862. on Coventry Lake. Wall to wall 5 757 6 3 4 5 5 4 9 5 9 m m m 6 0 5 mmm 7 5 6 7 5 6 7 9 9 5 8 4 7 5 2 On the three state questions that carpeting and stove. Beautiful appeared on the ballot, Bolton and m m m H i 5 2 3 m a m 4 7 8 4 9 3 5 1 4 3 6 4 4 7 4 view of the water. Private beach 6 4 9 7 4 8 6 3 7 0 6 2 4 Andover voted not to hold a and boating rights. 7 611 461 4 1 6 7 2 5 m m m 4 9 8 MB m m 5 4 4 5 6 5 5 8 7 4 3 7 561 constitutional convetion, to drop the party lever from voting ma­ Won’t last at $82,000. B 4 4 7 361 3 1 7 5 2 7 m m IM 4 8 6 m m 4 1 7_ 4 4 0 4 4 3 3 3 2 4 1 9 chines and to establish a special commission that would recom­ g 6 8 0 5 9 4 4 8 8 9 8 5 8 9 3 ^ m H i a m - . 7 3 6 7 4 4 7 7 3 5 3 9 7 3 0 mend candidates for judgeships. MANCHESTER - Immaculate ’The results were completely 10 5 3 2 4 5 2 3 9 6 6 7 5 ^ m 4 1 7 mmm « 3 3 4 5 1 0 5 3 7 “ 3 9 6 4 9 7 4 room Ranch, completely opposite in Coventry, where a local ^ m a m 4 4 7 redecorated, new wall to wall Manchestar Immaeul»t9 $118,900 11 • 4 4 9 3 6 4 3 1 7 5 4 4 mmm 4 8 6 4 1 7 4 2 7 3 2 9 4 1 5 question was also on the ballot. Byi Paul Revere Cape at LVdall Woods. 2 good sized bedrooms, eppllsnced a margin of 1,177 to 956, CoventiTl carpeting. Corner lot. A kitchen with custom cabinets and French doors to patio. 12x23 m a 12 4 6 3 3 5 5 3 0 4 5 5 5 mmm 4 6 0 4 4 2 4 4 3 4 7 0 321 4 3 0 residents voted to make minor pleasure to show. combination living room - dining area, 1V4 baths, vinyl siding, 1 car changes in the form of municipal $08,900 garage. To ta l 7 ,2 7 3 5 ,9 9 3 5 ,2 0 8 9 ,1 2 4 8 9 3 2 ,6 6 3 2 ,7 7 4 8 4 0 6 ,9 0 4 7 ,0 6 8 7 ,5 0 2 51463 7 ,0 6 6 government there. The changes in the Town Charter approved ’Tuesday call for the elimination of the boards of health SOUTH WINDSOR - Back on the market, desirable U&R and welfare and the establishment 8TORR8 - Nice 2 bedroom Mo­ Contemporary Raised Ranch, 4 bedrooms, family room, 3 Area Democrats part of tide that sweeps GOP bile home In adult community. of a hiring and evaluation proce­ baths, 2 fireplaces, central air conditioning - Only $174,900. dure for the town manager, as well Appliances, central air and as other minor changes. porch. Prague, Bates and Fusscas re-elected; Herbst ousts Giulletti in 35th $32,900

By Heral«;;ent East Hartford 2.5S5 1,S59 Real Estate • Residential • Commercial o Industrial fireplaced rec room, a good bedroom and a lull bath. 2 cargiwage. Nice day for the Democrats, including cause Munns — 35 years his junior him from getting, his job done, area. Owner retiring, must sell. ' Robert D. Murdock, Realtor ^ Glastonbury S20 <82 revolution 237 East Center St. o Manchester, CT 06040 o 649-3800 tliq|feln7our area races for General — contacted more p^dple while Manchester (9) 839 893 adding; "Good ideas always have a Assembly seats. caihpaigning door-to-door. homjt.” The Democratic winners in­ "H e got to a lot more homes than Total S.914 S.434 -Cohen, n^anwhile, was already 5 » cluded Vernon Mayor Marie I did.” Bates said late ’Tuesday p r e p a ^ ^ ^ r his next run for said over Herbst, who defeated incumbent evening after the results were 55th AMembly DIatrIct FusscaSS^eat. Republican James Giulletti in the announced. *^I thought he worked " I ’m gbing to run again in two Marlborough resident Fusscas 35th Senatorial District, 8th As­ very hard.” years,” Cohen said. "W e’ll start Continued front page 1 held off a challenge by Hebron sembly District Incumbent Edith Bates said the major factor our campaign again tomorrow.” Democrat David Cohen to retain G. Prague and 9th Assembly behind his victory was probably Early Tuesday, Fusscas was "Some people say Reagan lost. his seat in the Legislature. n District incumbent Donald Bates. Munns’ lack of experience, "A l­ nervous about the election a i^ a id We believe he won,” saidSpeakes, III! lib Fusscas, a business consultant, Republican state Rep. J. Peter though he claimed experience, he he was not very confident. arguing that the fact that some 1 won in all five towns that make up Fusscas managed to hold onto his didn’t have experience. That was " I ’m always nervous before an contests were razor-thin translated the district, which includes a small seat in the 55th Assembly District. obvious,” Bates said. election,” he said. " I ’m never into a GOP success story. ” We part of northeastern Manchester. HUH confident. I ’m in a swing district.” made many of these races ... we During the campaign, Munns He was the only Republican turned them into horse races.” MUST BE SEEN! 8th ABsembly DIstilct said his current job as a clerk for JUST USTED! incumbent in the Manchester area Here are the unofficial results of In many cases the losers were 6 huge rooms, 2 full batha, spectacular Quality 3 BR Ranch. 1’A bath beautiful walk­ the General Assembly’s Public Real Estate Prague, who lives In Columbia, to keep his seat, as Sen. Carl A. the election in the 5Sth Assembly freshmen swept into office when JACKPOT!!! kitchen. Thermopane windows, 2 car garagel out roc rm. to private lot with Inground pool. today called her triumph over Safety Committee had given him Zinsser, R-Manchester, and Rep. D is ti^ ; the GOP took control of the Senate ” 168 Main St., Manchester “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI" ...648-2482 "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI"...648-2482 the know-how to get things ac­ Elsie ’’Biz’’ Swensson, R- Cehoii Euttcat in Reagan's 1980 landslide. They Terrific 3-Family on Adelaide St. on the Southend of Republican challenger Raymond Hartford. Three 5 room flats, separate utilities, complished in the Legislature. Manchester, fell victim to ’Tues­ included Sen. Jeremiah Denton of Mllvae one of her most satisfying Andover 379 43< 647-8400 excellent incor^ potential. 2 car garage, newer roof. MARIE HERBST Munns said this morning he was day’s Democratic onslaught. Alabama, the former Vietnam election victories. Bolton <41 87< Donald Jackson Rose Vfola Jackson 3169,900 "It was wonderful,” said satisfied with his effort. ’ T m The final tally In the 55th Htbron 1,084 1,205 prisoner of war, defeated by . .. unseats Qiulietti ,, 1 • 1 Prague, who will start her third pretty happy, because from the Assembly District — which com­ Monchtster (3) 785 840 Democratic Rep. ; beginning I said I ’d ‘like to run and Morlborouah 77< 1,179 two-year ' term when the new An "exhausted” Prague said her prises Bolton, Hebron, Marlbo­ Sen. Mack Mattingly of Georgia, learn. I ’m still young. I know a lot legislative session begins in Janu­ first priority of the new term wifi be rough, Andover and the section of Total l,<4S 3,494 beaten by Rep. Wyche Fowler; about campaigning now,” he said. ary. “ The people came out and to address problems with,insu- Manchester — was 4,536 for Sen. James Abdnor of South Munns said he would consider really gave me an overwhelming rance coverage. In particuia^she Fusscas and 2,880 for Cohen, a Dakota, who lost to Rep. Tom I i i running for elective office in the 35th Senatorial DIatrict victory.” said she will press for an insurwce former Colchester first selectman. Daschle, and Sen. Paula Hawkins future, possibly for the Glaston­ Prague defeated Milvae, a 55- consumer advocate and prior " It ’s just a very hard district for Vernon Mayor Herbst soundly of Florida, ousted by Gov. Bob bury Town Council next year. BRAND NEW! % TWO FAMILY! year-old Lebanon businessman, approval of rate hikes. Democrats to break into,” Cohen defeated Republican incumbent Graham. However, he said his main goal was 1 1st floor Great 4 room starter home. Ideal for said Tuesday night. Cohen said he Giulletti to capture the 35th Sena­ Democratic Rep. Barbara Mi- T 8 room 2V4 bath home. 5,036 to 2,695. The 8th Assembly District includes Coventry, Colum­ to help the GOP regain t^ a jo rity called Fusscas after hearing the torial District seat. Herbst topped kuiski of Maryland defeated Linda family room, fireplace. 160's. C H F A program. 70’s 9th AMembly District ------1 HOUSESr...648-2462 bia, Lebanon, Bozrah and Frank­ on that panel. ^ results to congratulate him. He Giulletti 14,883 to 11,039— a margin Chavez to win the seat vacated by "WE o Ij a r a n t e e o u r “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI"...646-2482 lin. Prague won Coventry 1,978 to Despite losing in both Manches­ Bates, a retired salesman, said said he told the Republican jok­ that included victories in Coventry Republican Sen. Charles Mathias, 899. ter and Glastonbury, Bates won by his first goal is to get a seat on the ingly; ” It’s going to be very lonely and Andover. and Rep. Harry Reid, another NESTLED AMONG THE THOSE WHO HESITATE key Appropriations Committee. He ‘WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!" Milvae said this morning he was a large enough margin in his in the General Assembly.” In Coventry. Herbst. 58, beat Democrat, bested Jim Santini to TREES!!! ARE LOST!!! iSsmSSn pleased with his effort, despite the hometown of East Hartford to give said he was ’’practically prom­ Fusscas, reached early this Giulletti, a 29-year-old one-term capture the seat vacated by Sen. ised” a position on the panel and Relax in the great jacuzzi bath that comes with this Don’ t let this 3-Family in Manchester slip by. 6-3-3 Blanchard & Rossetto Senior ioss. him his third two-year term. morning at his home, said he was incumbent from Vernon, 1,627 to , Republican. rambling 9 room Ranch in Bolton. 3 bedrooms, full will ask for it when he returns to the room units, porches, modern improvements, Citizens Discounts " I really worked very hard and I Bates, 58, beat Republican chai- happy about his victory but was 1,218. She won 430 to 384 in Andover. By contrast, of the 12 Senate basement, 2 car garage, lots of glass, acre+ lot. 646-2482 General Assembly. separate utilities, nice yard. Great income! 3164,900. wouldn’t have changed anything,” lenger Paul Munns 3,914 to 3,434. shocked by the stunning defeats Herbst has served as mayor for seats the Democrats were defend­ 3148,900. He said he expected to lose to Bates said the campaign and handed to many Republicans. ing, Republicans could claim only 9 he said. ” I think it was just due to the past seven years and defeated the landslide of the Democratic Munns in Glastonbury because Election Day work madA him ” I ’m deeply disappointed that four other Democratic challengers Missouri, where former Republi­ party.” that is Manns’ hometown. The final "very, very tired.” my fellow Republicans will not be this summer to win her party’s can Gov. Christopher Bond de­ Milvae said he will continue to vote there was 682 to 520. " I will probably sleep a littlelate getting back in,” he said. ” I think nomination. In addition to Vernon, feated Lt. Gov. Harriett Woods in 349 EAST CENTER ST. stay active in politics and did not In a similar vein. Bates said he tomorrow,” he said. in the last two years th& Republi­ Coventry and A n d ^ r , the 35th the race to succeed retiring Demo­ Joyce G. Epstein mANCHESTER REALTY WORLD* (203)646-7709 73 West Center Street rule out a future run for the House expected to win easily in East cans did an excellent job.” Senatorial District Includes 11 crat Thomas Eagleton. Here are the unofficial results of He attributed his win to his 647-8895 Frechette Associates Manchester. CT 06040 of Representatives. Hartford, where he received 2,555 other towns in eastern Connecticut. Control of the House was never in Real Estate ( s i doubt. W E G E T R ES U LTS Among the winners was Rep. WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION Jim Wright, D-Texas, heavily “A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES" | Minority status didn’t have time to become habit favored to succeed O’Neill as speaker. A new generation of Kennedys By Brent Loymon Senate, the Democrats appeared to Reagan landslide two years ago. ■ Matties, a former state representa­ The Democrats, smelling vic­ met mixed success. Joseph The Associated Press> * have gained',13 seats for a 25-11 The Republicans appeared to tive. Sen. Anne P. Streeter, R-West tory, were jockeying among them­ Kennedy II easily won the seat majority. have picked up the 66th House Hartford, who captured the seat for selves for leadership positions being vacated by O’Neill. His HARTFORD — After laboring in District, where Rep. Michael D. the Republicans four years ago, did before ’Tuesday’s election. House sister, Kathleen Townsend, lost her Check out this the unaccustomed role of the REPUBLICANS HELD an 85-66 Rybak, D-Harwinton, did not seek not seek re-election. Minority Leader Irving J. Stol- bid to oust Republican Rep. Helen Paying Investment... minority for two years, the Demor margin in the House and a 24-12 re-election. Former state Sen. Howard T. berg, D-New Haven, is expected to Bentley of Maryland. Kennedy and crats will be back in control of both edge in the state Senate going into At least one recount is scheduled, Owens Jr. of Bridgeport appeared be the new Speaker of the House, a Mrs. Townsend are children of the 6 See this fantastic Three chambers of the General Assembly ’Tuesday’s election. ’The GOP had in the 19th House District, where to have regained the seat he lost position he had to relinquish two late Robert F. Kennedy. Family with large private when the 1987 session opens in swept to control of both chambers results of the race between the -two years ago by defeating Sen. years ago when the GOP lost Mike Espy, a black former state January. two years ago for the first time Republican incumbent, Robert Lee Scarpetti, R-Trumbull, by control. official, defeated Republican Rep. yard, separate utilities, mo­ around 3,000 votes. ’Three repflesentatives are vying BOWERS SCHOOL DISTRICT House Speaker R.E. Van Nor- since 1972, largely on the strength Farr and Democrat Larry Price Webb Franklin of Mississippi to dern Interior, low mainte­ strand. R-Darlen, blamed the of. President Ronald Reagan’s were uncertain. for the majority leader’s post. become that state’s first black GOP’s sweeping losses in ’Tues­ strong showing in Connecticut. ’The IN THE 19TH Senate District, They are Deputy Minority Leader congressman since Reconstruc­ nance exterior and garages Vinyl sided, 8 room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, I'A baths, fam- day’s election on the party lever Democrats had retaken control in IN A MAJOR UPSET in the Democrat Kenneth L. Przybysz, Robert F. Frankel of Stratford and tion. In 1982 and 1984, Franklin for four cars. Priced to sell at ■ ily room w/carpeting, bar & sink, garage & flat, open, Senate, Republican incumbent giving up his House seat to run for Assistant Minority Leaders Ronald and on Gov. William A. O’Neill’s 1974. defeated a black opponent despite rear yard. Don’t miss out on this one! The town of Ridgefield, where Carl Zinsser appeared to have lost the Senate, defeated GOP incum­ L. Smoko of Hamden and Richard $145,500. hefty 140,000-vote margin over the fact his district has a black Asking $119,900. Republican challenger Julie D. Democrat Barbara M. Ireland to Democrat Michael P. MeottI in bent Eric R. Benson, R-Franklin.. Balducci of Newington. majority. appeared to have defeated Repub­ the 4th District. In the 9th District, Other Republican senators going In the Senate, Minority Leader Belaga. The new Congress will have 22 ” I don’t think anybody envisi­ lican Janet L. Johns in the 111th GOP Incumbent Richard B. John­ down to d e f^ t included Richard S. Cornelius P. O’Leary, D-Windsor “ Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To U s!” CONDO NEW LISTINQIII $89,900. ston appeared to have lost to Eaton of the 12th District and John Locks, is seeking the post of Black members, the highest oned the dimensions of the loss at House race., illustrated the number ever. _ Spacious townhouse In desirable area. Plenty of storage. Fin­ strength of the Democrats’ victory. Democrat A. Cynthia Matf{W w a l^ T ’ - Consoli In the,17th District. president pro tempore along with the top of the ticket,” Van Nor- We’re growing and expanding and looking for professional ished basement. All appliances to stay. Including washer and Btrand said. " I never would have The town hadn’t .gone Democratic whom Johnston defeated two years jri a bright spot for the GOP, Sen. East Hartford Sen. John B. Larson. But the trend was toward the STRANO REAL ESTATE ago. ’Thomas F. Upson, R-Waterbury, The Senate majority leader post Is GOP In races for governor. people to join with us. Formal ongoing training, pleasant dryer. Furniture Is negotiable. Call us and letusshowittoyoull believed Bill O’Neill could blow in anyone’s memory. 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. j— anybody out by that mugih>’ ’ In Waterbury, Democrat Doreen Kevin B. Sullivan appeared to turned back a strong challenge being sought by Owens. Steven C. Republicans picked up govern ed surroundings, generous compensations. Call Joyce Epstein The Democrats appeared to have B. DelBianco easily defeated state have retaken the 5th District frbm Democrat Gerald M. Noonan Casey of Bristol and possibly the ships in eight states previously fo.r s confidential Interview. Exciting things are happening. (203) 646-7709 picked up as many as 24 seats in the Rep.rNorma L. Cappellettl. who Senate seat for the Democrats by Naugatuck in the 15th District loser of the O’Leary-Larson held by Democrats and were Why not bo a part of It? CALL TODAY - 647-“ SOLD” f e House for a 90-61 majority. In the had defeated DelBianco in the defeating Republican Charles R. nate race. contest. , leading in four others. r It - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Nov/ 5, 1986 U.S. officials mum on reports of failed peace trip to Iran

Bv Jeffrey Ulbrich parts to Iran. Musavi reiterated Rafsanjani's The agency, monitored in Cy­ that Iranian assets seised versary of the takeover of the U.S. The Aetoclafed Press Published reports in the Middle claim that McFarlane led a peace prus, today quoted RafsantJani as after the 197$ revolution would be Embassy in Tehran. Militants held East said secret negotiations be­ mission to Iran, but like Rafsan- saying in a speech Tuesday, " I f returned, recognition of the rights 52 Americans hostage for 444 days, NICOSIA, Cyprus — Iran's tween Iran and the United States Jani, did not say when the pur­ you want us to help you, prorided of Lebanese Moslems and freedom prompting the United States to prime minister said today there led to the release Sunday of one ported trip was made. like others you do not interfere for political prisoners in Israel and break diplomatic relations with was no possibility of negotiations American hostage, David Ja­ "M r. RafsanJani in his speech with our Job, we will help — if our other parts of the world. Iran. with Washington, which 'Tehran cobsen, by a pro-Iranian group referred to one of the Americans. friends in Lebanon accept. Of Islamic Jihad, which held Ja­ Iran's official media quoted claims sent former National ^ that says it holds two other who introduced himself as McFar­ course, our friends in Lebanon are cobsen and claims to hold Asso­ RafsanJani as saying McFarlane curlty adviser Robert McFarlane Americans. lane and his papers proved that, also free. They have no commit­ ciated Press reporter Terry A. and the other envoys arrived on a Nand four other Americans on a But Prime Minister Hussein and a Xerox of their. passports ments to us that they should obey Anderson and educator Thomas plane carrying carrying military futile mission to mend relations. Musavi was quoted today by exists,” Musavi said. our orders." Sutherland, has been demanding supplies Iran had bought from Th e Iranian Parliament Tehrtin Radio as saying, "There The price for the help, he said, that Kuwait free 17 people con­ international dealers. speaker, Hashemi RafsanJani,had isn't any possibility of any kind of REAGAN, MCFARLANE and was delivery of weapons and spare victed in the bombings of the They brought "one Colt," pre­ indicated Tuesday that Iran might negotiations between us and Amer­ U.S. government officials had no parts for Iran, locked in a 6-year French and U.S. embassies in sumably a pistol, for every Iranian help free American hostages held ica. The relations with America, comment on the Iranian claim, war with neighboring Iraq. Kuwait. Kuwait refuses. official, a Bible signed by Reagan in Lebanon if the United States sent because of its crimes against the first made Tuesday in a report by He later said Iran's conditions and a cake shaped like a key "to badly needed weapons and spare Islamic revolution, is one as the official Islamic Republic News for helping free the hostages were IRNA SAID Rafsanjani's speech open Tehran-Washington Ues," between the wolf and the lamb.” Agency. guarantees from Washington and commemorated the seventh anni­ RafsanJani was quoted as saying. Town repairs part of scene OWE ST N The stable from . one of the nativity scenes destroyed by fire THE EXTRAS YOU PAY FOR ALSIEFFERTS last month has been repaired and will be used when a new nativity ELSEWHERE ARE FREE AT scene is placed in the center of town. Park Superintendent Robert AL SIEFFERTSn Harrison said Tuesday. Harrison said Park Department !• FREE DELIVERY employees were able to repair the 0 FREE NORMAL HOOK-UP stable, which was d am ag^ in an • Oct. 17 fire at the lodge in Center • FREE REMOVAL Springs Park. The fire damaged WHYPA almost all the figures for the town's • LOCALLY OWNED two nativity scenes being stored there. I* MEMBER, NATIONAL The setting for the scene that had been displayed at Robertson Park BUYING GROUP FOR GIANT was also destroyed by the fire. Harrison said some kind of shelter PURCHASE POWER!! V for the figures may have to be ‘itf, iV " improvised for this year. Can you name these Figures for two new scenes have been ordered are expected to REMOTE CONTROL MODEL arrive in town in four to six weeks. oddball vegetables? Loans from the Savings Bank of Manchester and the Manchester Board of Realtors will finance the purchase of the scenes at a cost of about $13,500. A public fund drive will be held to repay the loans. Mayor Barbara Weinberg said f a m o u s m a k e Tuesday she has received a 19" DIAG- message from Melnick Display electronic tuner and Decorations that one camel and one angel in the scene for COLOR Robertson Park will not be availa­ ble in time for the delivery. TV _ One unanswered question is FAMOUS where the scene for the center of FAMOUS FAMOUS town will be displayed. Originally [MAKE MAKE MAKE 2 4 a / i t « it was put in Center Park, but was REMOTE CONTROL MODEL REMOTE CONTROL MODEL ^ ved to the lawn of Center 'Congregational Church to avoid an ' objection to a religious display on public land. Most of those connected with the effort to replace the scenes want the tableau to be set up in the park ^ RCA again, but no firm decision has ColorTraf"; been made. RCA 19" DIAG. lllu«tr«tlonB ara from "Judy Qormtn't Vagatabla Cookbook," Yankee Booki ■•bemote " Crash victims COLOR TV 5 satisfactory fjT J trir Two young Manchester women 2 2 9 J who suffered multiple injuries in So you tiiink you know ^our veggies an automobile accident Monday WIRELESS REMOTE! WIRELESS REMC^TEI afternoon remain in satisfactory condition at Manchester Memorial Hospital, a hospital spokesman said today. OK, smarty, sit down at the kitchen table and take this test Mary Ann Forand, 16, of 57 Columbus St., and Lisa Gyoreri, 17, of 168 W. Center St., were Bv Nancy Poppas chokes and works through beyoiiu zucchini” ? She’s which contributes essential artichokes are not from not be spongy. As soon P's you passengers in a car that left the Herald Repdider the alphabet to zucchini. In kneading her way through character to the cuisines of Jerusalem and are not get them home, remove from road on Princeton Street, glanced artichokes. They are roots packaging. Handle as little as off an oak tree and knocked down a between are such little- the manuscript for a bread Mexico and the American utility pole at about 1:30 p.m. DELUXE Even when Judy Gorman known veggies as chayote, cookbook, which will also be Southwest. Without washing from a plant related to the possible. Do not wash. Monday. MODEL! was young, she loved jicama, mirliton, rapini and published by Yankee. or removing the husk .place sunflower. They are excep­ Transfer to a paper bag or The driver of the car, Wayne vegetables. “ I guess I was a rocket. Here are the answers to the in a shallow pan and tionally high in iron. The best wrap in cheesecloth or a Hollingsworth, 16, of 102 Charter quiz, above; refrigerate in a single layer. time to buy them is now clean kitchen towel. The idea Oak St., was charged with reckless really weird kid that way,” She explains that a FAMOUS - May be kept one to three through April. Unwrapped, is to allow air to circulate. driving and is scheduled to appear ^A K E_iC J-iv-'T she says. “ When kids would plaintain is a cousin to a in Manchester Superior Court on TOSHIBA TOSHIBA 1. This is taro root, and it is weeks. they may be stored in a cool, May be refrigerated up to ask what your favorite food banana. It is generally Monday. grown in the South and in ■V dry place away from light. five days. was, I would say, 'vegeta­ boiled, broiled or fried. A Hawaii. It has a starchy Their flavor is more like bles.'” salsify is a long oyster-white texture. Stor^ it, uncut, in a 3. These are sonrS leaves, water chestnuts than arti­ root vegetable, similar to a also known as sour spinach or It should come as no cool, dry well-ventilated chokes. Serve raw, in a salad 6. Kohlrabi is a distinctive- Obituaries carrot, which is good in soups surprise that the Dale Road place for two to three weeks, chave. The plant grows wild or with dip. Since the flesh looking vegetable that is and stews. throughout North America, resident has just published a or refrigerate unwrapped for darkens quickly when related to a cabbage, but has fl but you’ll find th\cultivated Newton H. Smith cookbook, "Judy Gorman's And she did not include five to seven days. exposed to the air, the pieces the flavor of a delicate varieties in the markets. Newton H. Smith. 68. ‘of 8!l S. Vegetable Cookbook.” Pub- only her own favorites. She must be submerged in lemon turnip. Look for kohlrabies Main St., died Tuesday at Man­ Sorrel has a sharpMemony lished by Yankee Books, it is spent several years research­ 2. These are tomatillos. juice and water when they that measure about 2 inches chester Memorial Hospital. He was flavor and disintegrates being delivered to most ing unusual ways to use They look a great deal like are cut. in diameter. Anything larger the husband of Florence (Johnson) rapidly intp a puree when Smith. bookstores around the traditional favorites, such as the Chinese lantern plants will be pithy and strongly cooked. It is extremely Born in Manchester, July 22. sauteeing carrots with used in dried-flower arrange­ flavored. Remove leaves and 9 country this week. 1918, he had been a lifelong resident ments. Tomatillos have a fragile and should be used the 5. These areenoki stalks, and store in an of Manchester. He was an Army Gorman’s approach to her oregano, or making marma­ day it’s purchased, if mushrooms, and they come airtight'bag. Refrigerate and Air Force veteran of World War II. second cookbook is different lade out of red onions. slightly acidic flavor that possible. He owned and operated his own iLitton Litton Litton from the way most authors Where will this cooking might be compared with that from Japan. They will feel use leaves within three to building contracting business for h tackle vegetable cookbooks. teacher and author head of a tart apple. It is a less firm than cultivated four days, bulbs within seven many years in Manchester. 4. These Jerusalem white mushrooms, but should to 10 days. He was a member of South Gorman begins with arti­ next, now that she’s gone "on distinctive taste and one United Methodist Church, and a longtime member of the Manches­ ter Country Club. Besides his wife, he is survived by two sons, Barry N. Smith of CLEANS <%ntral Village, and Craig N. Mystery vegetables offer chance to experiment g e n e r a l Smith of Manchester; one daugh­ general g e n e r a l himJcTsicau f '' ter, Karen S. Toce of Andover; one e l e c t r i c electric e l e c t r ic brother, Edgar Smith of Manches­ ^Vlaroe capacity "SELF CLEAN processor. 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour the mustard, salt and cayenne. ter; one sister, Eleanor Wilhelm of . • HEAVY DUTY g ia n t Taro chips sorbent paper and sprinkle with Jalapeno,seeded OVEN Add the onion, garlic, chilies, 1 cup water Pour the hot dressing over the Manchester; three grandchildren; " a u t o m a ^ 18 CU. FT. sea salt. Serve as you would 1 tablespoon chopped-fresh fr o s t FREE 3 •lender taro roots cilantro, salt and the Juice of the 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard sorrel and toss immediately so and several nieces and nephews. potato chips. diantro refrigerator Vegetable oil for deep trying remaining lime. Process until 6 Vi teaspoon salt that the leaves will wilt. Serve at The funeral will be Friday at 11 WASHER BANOJ. Note: Taro chips usually Ve teaspoon salt Freshly ground sea salt smooth. Transfer to a small Pinch cayenne pepper once. a m . at the Holmes Funeral Home, develop a pinkish-purple star- ■A cup sour cream Rinse taro roots. Place in a bowl and refrigerate. Rinse sorrel and remove 400 Main St. Burial will be in the burst pattern in the center while Place chicken breasts in a wide saucepan. Add enough Place the chicken breasts on a tough stems. Tear into bite- Jerusalem artichokes veterans' section of East Ceme-. 3 9 1 they cook. shallow dish. Pour on the oil and *water to cover by an inch. Bring hot grill and cook, basting with sprinkle with the Juice of 1 lime. sized pieces and place in a salad sauteed In butter tery. Calling hours will be Thurs­ to a gentle bubble and cook the oil marinade. When lightly FULL SELECTION OFCN SUNDAY II NOON • S FM Turn to coat both sides. Cover bowl. Add chopped eggs and day, 7 to 9 p.m. uncovered for 46 minutes or charred, transfer to a serving IVY pounds Jerusalem arti- Grilled chicken the dish and refrigerate for four toss to combine. Memorial donations may be until tender when pierced. platter. Spoon a generous dollop •kes, unpeeled with talea verde hours, turning occasionally to Melt butter in a small sauce­ made to the Shriners Children's Drain and pat dry. Refrigerate of sour cream onto each piece of i tablespoons butter ensure even marinating. pan. Add shallots and toss to Hospital, 516 Carew St., Spring- for three hours or until tho­ 2 chicken breasts, boned and chicken and spoon on some of 1 tablespoon lemon Juice • VHS FULL SIZE ■z t e r m s . Meanwhile, combine the to­ coat. Stir over medium heat I tablespoons water field, Mass. 01104. roughly chilled. split the salsa verde. • VHS-C FORMAT •CASH matillos and water in a wide . until the shallots are tender. Remove skin with a paring ■A cup vegetable oil tablespoons freshly grated • NEW 8mm UNITS • CREDIT CARD saucepan. Bring to a gentle ,/ Sprinkle on the flour an d ^ n - krmesan cheese knife or swivel^lade peeler. Juice of 2 limes tinue stirring over mediumVat Edward Schutthalaa ■ monthly 1 pound tomatillos, coarsely bubble and cook, uncovered, for Wilted sorrel salad Salt and freshly ground \SUPERAt DISCOUNT fiUUjWi’ CENTER U l I 647-999‘ Slice as thinly as pMsible. Heat until the mixture foams. Re­ SHOP ELSEWHERE FIRST..1 10 minutes or until tender. A memoriali service for Edward 448 HA8TF080 M.-KEEIKr IT. EXIT IFF I-84 ^ ^ ^ PATMLNTS the oil in a deep-fat yv e r to 375 chopped 12 ounces sorrel pepper to taste Increase the heat and cook, move from the heat and whisk in Schultheiss, of 719 Main St., YOU'LL SEE WHY IT PAYsf. IMNCNEinA CT degrees. Submerge the slices of Vi cup abater 2 large hard-cooked 1 tablespoon chopped fresh Up tf'IGOOInilint ertdit stirring, until almost all the the water. Return to medium Coventry, who'died Monday, will to qmlintd buytrt. taro root in the hot ol\in small 1 medium onion, quartered coarsely chopped chives TO SHOP AT SIEFFERTS' » liquid is evaporated. Transfer to heat and stir until the mixture be tonight at 7 at the First batches. Cook until crisp and 1 garlic dove, cot in half 4 tablespoons butter OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS^TIL 9 • TUES-WED-SAT TIL 5 ^ FRIDAY TIL a •■|pN12.S bubbles and thickens. Blend in Please turn to page 14 Congregational Church of Coven­ lightly browned. Drain on ab­ 2 green chill peppers, such as the container of a blender or 2 shallots, minced try. His family will greet friends at A his home at 7:30 tonight. M - MANCHESTER HERALD^ednegday, Nov. 5, 1986 / MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Nov. 5,1986 — 1$ Superma(k^ Sli^p^r Chicken can be preparecTbeautifully in the microwave

A p o p u la r Power level’10% (medlumA to 3>A ■A teaspoon pepper 1 teaspoon salt 1 medium red bell pepper low in fat, and' pounds Vi teaspoon garlic powder ‘A teaspoon pepper 2 tablespoons cider vinegar when served MT ^ Microwave By Martin Sloone savings. ' pr level high (100%) With a knife, vent rice packets; 1 can (29ounces) whole tomatoes 2 tablespoons water without the United Features Syndicate The 8-quart can of Kool-Aid drink mix normally sells Khchen notes per pound microwave on high for 5 minutes, In tomato puree I tablespoon cornstarch ^ skin, low in ca­ he chicken and pat dry. Brush or until just thawed. In a medium * 1 can (8 ounces) tomato sauce 1 can (20 ounces) pineapple tot $2.89 and on sale for $1.69. I had a $1 store Clip ’n* file refunds lories. ’The av­ DEAR MARTIN; 1 read your column frequently and coupon clipped out of the supermarket’s newspaper V Marge Churchill with browning agent or melted bowl, toss rice and ceiery, onion W pound fresh mushrooms, chunks In heavy syrup erage serving butter and sprinkle with paprika. and parsley. Add ‘A cupbutter. Stir sliced 1 tablespoon slivered fresh gin­ lam particularly amazed by the savings some "smart advertisement, and this brought my cost down to 69 Cut out this file and keep it with similar cash-off SCOTT "Family Pack” Offer. Receive five of chicken pre­ shoppers” manage to accumulate. For example, your cents, which is less than 10 cents a quart. Place bird, breast side down on a in lemon juice, tarragon, rosemary 1 chicken (3 pounds approxi­ ger coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage coupons, each worth 20 cents off one package of pared without smart shopper of the year was Dorothy Clark, who Pure & Natural bath soap was on sale at 79 cents for microwave roasting rack. Cook and thyme. Microwave on high for mately) quartered coupons, forexample. Start collecting the needed Scott "Fam ily Pack” napkins (450-count). Send the skin is about purchased $1,148.74 worth of groceries for Just $108. the three-pack. I had a 35-cent coupon, which the store uncovered for one half of cooking 2 minutes. Spoon rice mixture into In a microwave-safe shallow In a large shallow microwave- proofs of purchase whiie looking for the required the required refund form and three "seals of 166 calories per serving. How is it possible? What does «he buy? doubled. the soap cost me just 9 cents! time. Coat a second time with cavities, and secure with wooden 2-quart casserole, combine oil, proof dish, toss chicken cubes with forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and quality” from Scott "Fam ily Pack” Napkins Last but not least, Oscar Meyer Weiners are usually The time required to prepare a in the refrigerator, ready to apply browning sauce. Return to the toothpicks. Tie legs together with onion, green pepper, carrot, garlic, sherry, 2 teaspoons soy sauce and Perhaps your longtime readers know all the magazines, and when trading wih friends. Offers (450-count). Send the required refund form and priced at $2.29. ’The sale price was $1.79. My 50-cent whole roast chicken in the micro- to chicken or other poultry whe­ microwaye for second half of string, or a piece of dental floss. Italian seasoning, salt and pepper; ground gingdr. Set aside. methods, but I am newly married and new to the may not be available in all areas of the country. three "seals of quality” from Scott "Fam ily supermarket-shopping scene. Any advice would be coupon was doubled, so my flnal cost was only 79 cents. wave is just about 10 minutes per never you need it. Perhaps a wine cooking time.vCook breast side up. In a small bowl, combine butter, microwave on high for 4 to 5 Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. Pack” Napkins (450-count only). Expires Dec. 31, pound. So, an average 3‘A pound sauce would be of interest to you. Shield ends of legs or tips of breast, paprika, salt, pepper and garlic minutes, stirring after 2 minutes. Remove and discard stem, rib greatly appreciated. — Joan Fas, Clinton. N.J. As you might guess, I have a well-organized coupon These offers require refund forms; 1986. and seeds from peppers; cut box, and I never leave home without it. — Lana Croft, chicken can be ready to serve in if needed, to prevent overcooking. powder. Microwave on high for 1 Stir in tomatoes, with puree, and BASIS Soap $1 Cash Refund Offer. Send the' WINDEX $1.50 Rebate Offer. Send the required tomato sauce; mix well, crushing peppers into strips. Cut strips in DEAR JOAN: The shopping spree that earned Baton Rouge. La. about 35 minutes. It is quite H«rb and win# chicken Use small strips of aluminum foil minute, or until butter is melted. required refund form and the Universal Product refund form and the two net-weight statements tomatoes with a fork. Microwave half crosswise; set aside. Dorothy Clark her title of Smart Shopper of the Year possible to cook and serve a family securely wrapped around legs, or Bmsh the chicken with this mix­ Code symbols from any two packages of any size from two 32-ounce bottles of Windex Glass cup red wine on high for 5 minutes more. was a carefully planned event. She does not go on a meal for four consisting of roost secured on breast with wooden ture. Place chicken breast side DEAR M ARTIN; I recently clipped a coupon out of or type of Basis Soap. Expires Dec. 31, 1986. Cleaner front labels, along with the dated 2 tablespoons Kitchen Bouquet Stir in musimooms. Piace In a large glass bowl, combine spree like this weekly, or even monthly. Her goal was chicken, salad and vegetable, toothpicks. down on a rack in a 9 x 13 inch the newspaper offering 25 cents off the purchase of two DIAL, ’TONE, PURE k NATURAL Inflatable cash-register receipt. Expires Dec. 31, 1986. 2 tablespoons paprika chicken piecesr-skin side down in vinegar, water, cornstarch, and 2 to create a register tape with the longest deduction for warmed rolls and dessert in just 45 The chicken recipes offered microwave safe baking dish. Mic­ packages of a product. In that same newspaper, a Alligator Offer. Receive an Inflatable Alligator. Here’s a refund form to write for; Up to a $2 Vt teaspooon parsley teaspoons soy sauce; m ix well. Stir coupons, and hers was a world record. minutes. This is a real boon for the today will add zest and interest to a rowave on 70% (medium-high) for casserol^with thicker part toward supermarket ran an advertisement offering the Send the required refund form and six Universal refund. ECOTRIN Refund Offer Form (M94B), busy family! ■A teaspoon thyme family favorite. 30 minutes. Remove chicken from the outside edge of the dish. Cover in pineapple chunks and their Day-in and day-out savings are what you should be product as a ’ ’Super Special” at a very low price with a Product Code symbols from any sizeof Dial, Tone P.O. Box 8082, Philadelphia, Pa. 19101. This offer Roast chicken, either whole or ■A teaspoon rosemary microwave, and turn over breast with plastic wrap, turned back at syrup. Add pepper strips. Micro- N interested in, and you get these by carefully checking minimum purchase of $10. Of course, there was a limit or Pure k Naural Soaps, along with a check or expires Dec. 31.1986. While waiting for tbe form, chicken parts can be beautifully Combine all ingredients in a side up. Cover with a tent of waxed one comer to vent. Microwave on wave on high for^ minutes, stirring the supermarket newspaper advertisements for items of one item at that price. money order for $12.99. Expires Nov. 30,1986, or save the Universal Product Code symbol from the browned in the microwave. The wide-mouth jar which can be paper. Microwave on medium-high high for 10 minutes. Turn chicken once,., until sauce is thickened and on sale, and matching them up with manufacturers’ Herb roasted chicken I What can I do with the 2S-cent coupon? — L.A., Fort while supplies last. end flap of Ecotrin Tablet 150s or 2S0s, along with ; browning techniques are simple sealed. Shake well. Brush on (70%) for 30 minutes, or until legs pieces skin side up; spoon sauce clear. Set aside. coupons and refund offers. 2 packages (10 ounces each) Myers, Fla. HANDI WIPES Free Offer. Receive one free the cash-register receipt with the purchase price ; and quick to do. So, no more talk poultry with a small paintbrush or move easily at joint, or microwave- over chicken pieces, recover and Here is a letter that shows the smart-shopping frozen white and wild rice coupon for one regular package of Hand! Wipes. circled for a $2 refund; or save the Universal ' about gray, pale, or colorless basting brush. Keep sauce refrig­ safe meat thermometer registers vent with plastic wrap. Microwave Covenpliiicken pieces with waxed savings you can achieve on every trip to the 1 stalk celery, thinly sliced DEAR L.A.: At the time you get the super special Send the required refund form and the Universal Product Code symbol from the end flap of Ecotrin erated and sealed. It can be kept 170 degrees. Let chicken stand for on high for 10 minutes, or until paper; microwave on high for 6 supermarket; . poultry prepared in the micro- with the minimum purchase, you can buy another one Product Codes from two packages of Handi Tablet 60, lOOs, Capsule 50s or 70s, along with the for use for about 6 weeks. 1 small onion, sliced 10 minutes before serving. Yields 6 chicken is tender. Allow to stand, minutes, rearranging after half of wave, please! It’s just a matter of 2 tablespoons chopped parsley at the reguiar price and use the 25-cent coupon on the Wipes, along with the register receipt. Expires ' Cash-register receipt with the purchase price technique! Other browning agents, such as servings. covered, for 5 minutes before the cooking time. With a slotted DEAR MARTIN; My grocery budget for a family of ■A cup butter spoon, remove chicken pieces and purchase of both items. Or you can just wait until the Dec. 31. 1986. circled for a 75-cent refund. My favorite browing technique is soy sauce, teriyaki sauce, bar­ serving. Yields 4 servings. <, four is $80 a week, and here are a few of this week’s 1 teaspoon lemon Juice add to sauce. Add slivered fresh 0 item is on sale again without any quantity limit. to simply brush the chicken with becue sauce, or one of several ■A teaspoon dried tarragon Chicken cacclatore ginger. Stir to combine. Cover and melted butter and sprinkle with commercial microwave browning m Sweet and eour chicken leaves 3 tablespoons olive or salad oil microwave on high for l‘A to 2 - paprika. The results are excellent, agents can also be used. ■A teaspoon dried rosemary 2 pounds boneless chicken or minutes, until mixture is heated ; eye-catching, and golden brownw 1 large onion, sliced leaves turkey breasts, cut into >A-inch ' through. Spoon mixture onto serv­ ■ Or, If you wish, you may make up a 1 lairge green pepper, seeded, Whole roast chicken ■A teaspoon dried thyme leaves cubes ing platter. Serve with cooked rice. Experiment with mystery veggies >rowning sauce, and keep it handy and cut into 1 inch cubes Roasting chicken 4 to 5 pounds 6-pound roasting chicken 1 carrot, chopped 3 tablespoons sherry Makes 6 servings.

Continued from page 13 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard chopped Vt cup heavy cream 1 teaspoon sugar V 4 ounces enoki mushrooms 3 large eggs f ^ n u s Drop Jerusalem artichokes Sprinkle veal with salt and 1 cup medium or whipping into a large pot of boiling, salted pepper and dredge with flour. cream water and cook, uncovered, for Set asid& Heat oil and butter in 6 ounces Gmyere cheese sandwich, applesauce, peaches, served in Coventry elementary 10 to 15 minutes, or until Senior citizens a large skillet until butter melts. 1 9-Inch pastry shell, partially milk. schools the week of Nov. 10 through crisp-tender. Drain in a co­ ’The following meals will be Add shallot and stir over me­ baked Tuesday: Roast turkey with 14. lander and set aside. served at Mayfair Gardens and dium heat until tender. Remove 2 tablespoons freshly baked Monday; Pork chop pattie, noo­ When cool enough to handle, Westhill Gardens the week of Nov. stuffing and gravy, whipped pota­ shallot with a slotted spoon and Parmesan cheese toes, cranberry sauce, peas, salad, dles and gravy, carrot coins, slice the unpeeled Jerusalem transfer to a plate. .10 through 14 to Manchester artichokes into >A-inch thick Melt butter in a large skillet. cake. Bologna and cheese sand­ applesauce. Add veal scallops to the pan residents who are 60 or older: rounds. Melt butter in a a large Add kohlrabi and toss to coat. 1 wich, apple, milk. ^ and cook over medium-high Monday; Fishwich on a bun, Tuesday: No school. Veterans skillet. Stir in lemon juice and Season with salt and pepper. Wednemlay: Shells with meat heat until nicely browned on potato puffs, green beans, pears. Day. water and add slices of Jerusa­ Add water and stir over medium sauce, wax beans, peas, salad^ both sides. Transfer to a plate. Tuesday: Closed for Veterans Wednesday: Fish and chips; lem artichokes. Toss to coat heat until kohlrabies are limp pudding parfait. Cold turkey sand-” Pour the beef broth, wine and Day. green beans, bread and butter, TV\e s w g. evenly and reduce heat. Cover and the liquid is evaporated. wich, applesauce, milk. lemon juice into the pan and Wednesday; Cranberry juice, sherbet cup. the pan and cook slowly for 10 to Remove from the heat. ThurMay: Corned beef dinner, cook briskly until reduced by turkey a la king, noodles, mixed Thursday: Chicken, whipped po­ 12 minutes or until tender when Fry the bacon until crisp and / boiled potato, carrots, salad, pud­ half. Remove from the heat and vegetables, wheat bread, apple- tatoes. roll, cranberry sauce, fruit pierced. transfer to absorbent paper. ding. Ham salad sandwich, sliced blend in the mustard and saucei sweet potato cake. crisp. Increase the heat and sprinkle Pour off all but two tablespoons pineapple, milk. cream. Add the mushrooms and , Thursday: Pinewplejuice, mea- Friday: Meat and cheese pizza, on the Parmesan cheese. Sea-, of the fat from the pan. Add Friday: Baked haddock, return to the heat. Bring to a ;tloaf with a ventable gravy. tossed salad, fruit. son with salt and pepper and add onion and toss to coat. Sprinkle whipped potatoes, spinach, salad, boil. Then add the veal and the ‘Oriental vegetabl^m ashed pota­ the chives. Stir over medium on the sugar and stir over cookies. Egg salad sandwich, shallots, spooning the sauce and toes, white bread, mjit. heat until the cheese begins to medium heat until the onion is orange, milk. Coventry High the mushrooms over the meat. ; Friday: Grape juice, chicken a melt. Serve immediately. golden. Mix in the kohlrabies. The foliowing lunches will be When the veal is warmed d’orange, rice pilaf, peas, roll, Preheat the oven to 350 Manchester schools served at Coventry High School the through, transfer to a serving Ipeach shortcake. degrees. Break the cooked week of Nov. 10 through 14. Vearscallops with plate and pour on the sauce. bacon into bite-sized pieces and The following lunches will be iManchester Memorial served in the Manchester public Monday: Beef-bacon burger on a •noki muthrooms set aside. In a large mixing sesame roll, vegetable, fruit. i ’he following meals will be schools the week of Nov. lOthrough Kohlrabi and bowl, beat the eggs and cream. Herald photo by Rocha Tuesday: No school. Veterans 6 veal scallops served to senior citizens in the 14. Stir in the kohlrabi mixture, Day. Salt and freshly ground black bacon tart Manchester Memorial Hospital Monday; Hot dog on a roll, bacon and Gmyere cheese. Wednesday: Pasta with meat pepper 4 tablespoons butter Pour the mixture into the Troop celebrates anniversary cafeteria Nov. 9 through 15 be­ french fries, peas, orange smiles. All-purpose flour for dredging Tuesday: No_gchool, Veterans sauce, garlic bread, vegetable, 4 small kohlrables, peeled and prepared pastry shell and bake tween 4; 30 and 6; 30 p.m. fruit. 3 tablespoons vegetable oil shredded Sunday; Barbecued chicken, Day. ' for 25 minutes or until the Thursday: Veal patty, mashed 3 tablespoons butter Wollenberg, April Perrault', Kati^ Weiss, Swedish meatballs, Wednesday: Shells and meat Salt and freshly ground white surface is partially set. Sprinkle Daisy Troop 607 celebrates the 75th potatoes and gravy, roll, fruit. 1 shallot, finely chopped pepper sauce, green beans, bread and the tart with Pa,riinesan cheese birthday of Girl Scouting in America. Caitlin Ramsey, Jessica M auw^ and cheeseburgers. Friday; Meat and cheese pizza, Vt cup beef broth ‘A cup water Monday: Meat loaf with gravy, butter, chilled fruit; j and continue baking for 5 to 10 Scouts admiring the birthday cake are, Melissa Brady. The party was held OctK vegetable, fruit. Vt cup dry white wine ■A jxtund sliced bacon batter-dippqd fish, eggplant Par­ ’Thursday: Chickdi|ju|i£gets and 5 minutes or until a knife inserted 1 tablespoon lemon |ol^e 1 large sweet onion, coarsely in the center comes out clean. from left, Jessica Foreman, Sara 28 at the Ramsey home. mesan. hot dog on a roll. dip, potato puffs, com, bread and Tuesday: Coq au vin, stuffed butter, oatmeal cookies. RHAM high schools cabbage, grilled cheese with to- Friday: Cheese and pepperoni The following lunches will be -mato and bacon, beef ragout over pizza, tossed salad, vanilla pud­ served at RHAM junior and senior 4 noodles. ding with pineapple. high schools the week of Nov. 10 Wednesday: Baked ham. London through 14. A bout Town broil, chicken burger, pork chow Bolton schools Monday: Veal patty, mashed mein. \ The following lunches will be potatoes, buttered peas. roll, gran­ Thursday: Shrimp egg roll, served in the Bolton Elementary- ola bar. Canadian hamburger, chicken Girl Scout cookie saie starts Fund-raiser sells toys Circle meeting Is change^ WIchman appears In show Center schools the week of Nov. 10 Tuesday: No school. Veterans with cashews, lasagna. Day. The Connecticut Valley Girl Scout Council will begin Because of the Veterans Day holiday Tuesday, St. Lee Wichman of Wildwood Drive, a student at the through 14. Manchester Recreation Department will sell toys in Friday: L iver and onioiis. Wednesday: Chicken nuggets, its annual cookie sale Friday and continue through Margaret’s Circle 280 of the Daughters of Isabella will Kingswood-Oxford School, will appear in a school Monday: Half day, students cooperation with Discovery Toys at 11; 45 a.m. chicken pot pie, baked haddock, potato rounds, green beans, roll, • s f * Nov. 30. This sale is the major source of income for the meet Monday at 7;30 p.m. at First Federal Savings play, "Go Ask Alice in Wonderland,” Friday and bring sandwiches. Thursday at Highland Park School to raise money for cheese ravioli. peanut butter brownie. Scouts, In honor of the 75th anniversary of Girl and Loan Association, 344 W. Middle Turnpike. Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Roberts Theater on the school Tuesday: No school. Veterans the toddlers' programs. For more information, call Saturday: Corned beef, beef ’Thursday: Lasagna: salad, gar­ Scouting in this country, each girl has been asked to The circle installed officers Oct. 19 at St. Bridget campus. Trout Brook Drive. West Hartford. The Day. the department, 647-3089. stroganoff. hot dog on a bun. lic roll, mixed fruit. sell 75 boxes. Each box of cookies will cost $2.25. Those students at the school created the play by combining Wednesday: Spaghetti with Church. ’They are Anna LaGace, regent; Eileen Friday: Clam boat, hash brown unable to order from a local Girl Scout may call the Temple observes school’s 100th Barrett, vice regent; Annamay Polacki, past regent; scenes and characters from "Alice in Wonderland” meat sauce, green beans, garlic bread, peaches. patties, cole slaw, frosted cake. , Connecticut Valley Girl Scout Council. 522-0163. Temple Beth Sholom will celebrate the 100th Jacqueline Ennis, financial secretary; Lillian Amado, and "Go Ask Alice,” a novel about drug problems. For Meals on Wheels HiurMlay: Minestrone, grilled anniversary of the Jewish Theological Seminary of recording secretary; Frances Gagnon, treasurer; more information, call 233-9631 or 232-8754. The following meals are to be Locai artists to exhibit work cheese, pickle, fries. America this weekend. Jonathan Cohen will speak Janet Meek, scribe; Sister Mary Alice LaGace. served to Meals on Wheels clients Andover Elementary Friday: Fruit juice, meat and Friday at sabbath services at 8; 15 p.m. and at the chancellor; Rose Sobielo, custodian; Marie Enrico, Food collected at Verplanck the week of Nov. 10 through 14. ’The The following lunches will be NEW BRITAIN — The work of Manchester artists cheese pizza, tossed salad, fruited Sandra Wakeen and Keith Merrill will be featured at torah study lunch following the 9;.4S a.m. service on monitor: Beatrice Maher, banner bearer; Cecile hot noon meal is listed first, and the served at Andover Elementary Manchester Recreation Department, in cooperation gelatin. the new offices of Quinn Associates, an architectural Saturday. Cohen is studying for a degree in Jewish Carlombe, first guide; Yvonne Lemire, second guide; cool evening meal, second. School the week of Nov. 10 through with Jazzercise Inc., will have its second annual food firm at 114 W. Main St. philosophy at the graduate school of the seminary Barbara Reale, inner guard, Catherine ’Tunksy, outer Monday: Boneless pork loin with 14. drive Thursday and Nov. 13 and 18 from 6; 15 to 7:30 Coventry elementaries An open house will be held Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. while completing his doctorate at John Hopkins guard: Ida Cormier, musician. gravy, baked potato, squash, Monday: French bread pizza, p.m. at Verplanck School. Persons who bring four Several of Wakeen's large oil paintings will be on University. salad, whipped gelatin. Roast beef The following lunches will be green beans, juice bars. non-perishable items wiil be admitted to class free. display in the lobby and M errill’s sculpture wiirbe Also at the Friday service. 19 families will be Tuesday: No school. Veterans Persons interested in donating food may do so at the featured inside and outside the building. welcomed into the congregation. %ova session canceled. Day. Recreation Department office, 397 Porter St. The works will be at the firm one month. Subscribers may reserve tickets SOUTH WINDSOR — The session with Ben Bova Wednesday; Dough boys, baked scheduled for Friday at Paperback Alley, 984 Sullivan beans, cole slaw, fruit. p f \ 0 0 , \ ) C ^ Peace vigil set Saturday Subscribers to the Little Theatre of Manchester may Ave., bas been canceled because Bova will be out of Kllpstein speaks Births Thursday: Beef stew, carrot sticks, cheese wedges, combread, A peace vigil will be held Saturday from 7 to 8 p.m. at send in their reservation cards to order tickets for town. Dr. Arnold Klipstein of 272 Main St. will speak at a spice cake. "Applause.” The show will be Friday and Saturday The James Joyce Club of Paperback Alley will meeting of the Manchester Ostomy Association Assumption Church. 29S. Adams St. Tjie dayhasbeen Friday; Fish and cheese, french and Nov. 14 and 15 at 8 p.m. at East Catholic High continue discussing the poetry of William Butler Yeats Monday at 7:30 p.m. in conference room B, Judd, Matthew Collins, son of was bom Oct. 25 at Manchester changed. The vigil is sponsored by the Manchester fries, peas and carrots, pudding. epo'®® Area Conference of Churches. For more information, School. Non-subscribers may buy tickets at $8general on Nov. 18 at 7; 30 p.m. at the bookstore. ’The meeting is Manchester Memorial Hospital. He will show slides Collins and Barbara (Glass) Judd Memorial Hospital. admission and $6 students and senior citizens. For open to all who are interested in the writings of Yeats. 9 call Joan O’Loughlin. 643-4031. and equip'ftient. The meeting is open to the public For of 60 Branford St., was born Oct. 22 more information, call the box office at 646-0657. For more information, call the store? 644-9979. more information, call 649-6076. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Animal lovers not pleased Mr. and Mrs. James Glass of 105 SITS. Scott Drive. His paternal grand­ mother is Margaret Judd of 71 E. ^to' Middle Turnpike. Strasbourg is the goose-liver pate capital of the world Weintraub, Jonathan Marc, son n of Robert and Linda (Pisch) Weintraub of 103 Cliffside Drive, B y Milan Ruzicka expected "guests of distinction” mergers, squabbles over stolen animal rights activists who say was bom Oct. 22 at Manchester : “ A! The Associated Press the next day who were to be This city of 250,000 on the French banks of recipes anilprotectionism. the practice of force-feeding Memorial Hospital. His maternal treated accordingly. " T O THE HOTTEST SHOW IN TOWN.” 'the Rhine cannot claim to bo the birthplace of \ Clause was awarded a royal geese (never ganders) boiled grandmother is Irene Pisch of 71 STRASBOURG, France — To That meant no sauerkraut or patent for his creation and he com twice daily for up to 10 days Grant Road. His paternal grand­ .tsssw the c£(lorie-wary, goose liver dumplings, two less exalted . "pate de foie gras.” That credit, according to married the widow of a is cruel. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Aaron pate is a fattening starter. But regional delicacies. The cook, patissier, assuring himself a The corn is forced into the Weintraub of 139 Grandview St. He THIS SATURDAY! here it’s a delectable appetizer Jean-Pierre Clause, closeted “L’Histoire Merveiiieuse du Foie Gras de steady flow of dough. has a sister, Melanie Lyn, 13 geese’s stomachs through a h oliday that put this Alsatian capital on himself in the kitchen overnight Strasbourg,” goes to the ancient Egyptians, Later, he teamed up with a funnel-shaped device whose long months. ICMHG aiFY* France’s culinary map in lofty and, by first light, issued a dish fellow from Perigord, in nozzle reaches into the animals’ Gallegos, Michael Phillip, son of 6 who force-fed figs to geese to fatten their livers.. language. that earned him a page in southern France, who intro­ stomachs. Philip and Martha (Miller) Galle­ gos of 53 Rosedale Trail, Coventry, This city of 250,000 on the France’s culinary annals and a duced him to truffles, which he But Anne-Marie Hasson, head was bom Oct. 23 at Manchester French banks of the Rhine name on a street in a Strasbourg put in his pate. of France’s Confederation of the HOLIDAY CRAFT Memorial Hospital. His maternal cannot claim to be the birthplace suburb! ° into even greater verbal Kiel feet bliss." Many of the original pate Societies for the Protection of fireworks in his book bearing the With this endorsement and a grandparents are Claudia and of "p a ted e foie gras.” That Clause formed pastry dough houses still exist in the Alsace. Animdis said in an interview, Ronald Miller of Coventry. His weighty, if somewhat nebulous, royal reward in his pocket. credit, according to "L ’Histoire into a deep crust, lined the inside The biggest is Spegal S. A.. "trying to stop the practice in paternal grandmother is Amalia title, "The Physiology of Taste, Clause went into business for M erveilleuse du Foie Gras de walls with calf’s fat, stuffed it located on the Strasbourg street Strasbourg is as hard as banning Gallegos of Coventry. ^ held at Strasbourg,” goes to the ancient with seasoned goose livers and or Meditations on Transcenden­ himself, becoming the first of named after Clause. bullfights in Spain.” tal Gastronomy.” some two dozen foie gras GIneo, Scott John, son of Alfred , Egyptians, who force-fed figs to baked it golden brown. . Daniel Rohner, Spegal’s plant Rohner advises pate must be and Marilyn (Kozlowski) Gined, 5 Glastonbury High School geese to fatten their livers. An eyewitness reported that producers in the Alsace. manager, said his firm makes eaten as an appetizer and should Sunningdale Lane, Bolton, was Hubbard St., Glastonbury,^! But Strasbourg does lay claim when the dish wa%brought to the “ The mound of foie gras, when The Marquis de Contades more than 380,000 pounds of foie be spooned out of its container bom Oct. 24 at Manchester Memor­ to giving foie gras its fam e and governor’s tablfi.‘‘lt was greeted it was brought in,” he wrote, fared even better. For instilling gras annually, or 10 percent of and put in globs on the plate. ial Hospital. His maternal grand­ to being the Pate Capital with a generilT exclamation of "stilled all conversation and the proper sense of values in his France’s total output. " It must not be sliced and to parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Saturday, Nov. 8 / 9am-4pm extraordinaire. It is said to have surprise and, when savored, filled the hearts with I staff, Louis XVI gave him large A pound of Spegal’s truffled savor all the sublime shades of Kozlowski of Cromwell. He has a anticipation. The flush of desire tracts of hunting grounds. sister. Tamara, 6: O v e r 100 Crafttpeoplei begun one day in 1780. The < stirred a murmur of apprecia­ foie gras fetches $80 in the flavor,” the pate should be PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., NOV. 2ND THRU SAT., NOV. 8TH, 1686 that lit up on the guests’ Thces The rest is a business story as Marquis de Contades. King tion and admiration." off-season. Strasbourg’s pate­ served chilled and accompaqied Gonzalez, Carmela Jean, daugh­ Spoiworud by; Inlur Community Muntal Haalth Group WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ^ u i s X V I’s emissary to Jean-Anthelme BrillatSa- yielded to ecstatic enjoyment nasty as any, replete with making reputation and history by a fruity white wine or ter of Kevin and Holly (Van ERRORS. ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS. Gorder) Gonzalez of 99 Maple St.. 'Strasbourg, told his head cook,he varln, a minor courtier, erupted and, finally, to the calm of back-stabbing, incestuous has not escaped the wrath of champagne, he said. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Nov. 5. 1986 - 17 ^ — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1986

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Bv Jim Tierney The Patriots went outside, in­ just didn’t play soccer the first 15 Herald Sports Writer side. and every which way against minutes. I told them at half that we Lyman and before the Bulldogs could get three, but once four COVENTRY - What was ex­ could regroup, they trailed, 3-0. comes, everyone put their head pected to be a tight Class S first Rob Berkowitz opened the scoring down.” round contest, between the sixth- — the only goal Coventry would Well, it didn’t take long for No. 4 ' ranked Coventry High boys’ soccer need — at 11; 08 of the first half on a to come for Coventry in the second ; team and llth-ranked Lyman beautiful display of passing. Sopho­ half. At 3:08, Peter Lazzerini » Memorial High of Lebanon never more Jack Ayer turned the ball bounced a shot off Senechal and materialized. The outcome was upfield and carried the ball past David Burrell picked up the never in doubt. midfield, then, he released to Jason bouncing rebound and deposited it Th'e homestanding Patriots, now Smith. Smith gathered the ball in in the net for the 4-0 lead. ’’Afterwe 2? 12-2-3, received goals from six stride and sent a pass to the right N won the COC,” Plaster said, ” we * ■ different players and went on to wing, where Berkowitz corralled had problems with injuries and post a surprisingly easy 6-0 win Smith’s pass and angled an 18- didn’t have much intensity. With Tuesday over the visiting Bulldogs. yarder inside the left post for a 1-0 some pressure today, they The win catapults Coventry into lead. responded.” the quarterfinai round versus the Granby-Coginchaug victor Satur­ At 15:43, Smith scored on a Lyman, which actually outshot day at a site and time to be left-footed shot which went right Coventry in the first half, 7-6, announced. between Lyman goalie Garth Sene- dominated a bit more territorially Coventry, the Charter Oak Con­ chal’s legs, following a scramble in during the seond half, but, was still ference champions, had played front of the visitors’ net. Mean­ unable to dent the back of the net. Lyman to a 2-2 tie on Oct. 27, which while. Lyman wasn’t accomplish­ After Paul Rheault scored to make seemed to be the right tuneup the ing much offensively and had to It 5-0, Senechal was removed from visitors would need in preparation deal with the Patriots’ onslaught. the game. Tim McMillin, who for Tuesday's match. The Patriots, Coventry, which played against the replaced Ron Garitaer in goal for however, shrugged off their recent wind in the first half, scored its the Patriots, had a fine game in |K)or performances — two losses third goal at 24:28 of the first half. recording six saves. and two ties — and took it right to Off a direct kick, Jason Garick ’T m very disappointed,” a bit­ Lyman, which never hiid a chance faked the attempt and Berkowitz ter Bryant said. " I thought we had to breathe. The Buiioisgs finish slid the ball over to sweeperback a better chance of getting through. V 8-3-6. Matt Paton, who fired a 30-yarder I don’t think they (Coventry) could "Yes, I was surprised,” Coven­ right at Senechal. But, Senechal score six goals against us if we try coach Bob Plaster said of his couldn’t fin ^ b e . handle and the played three more games.” Re­ teams’ easy victory. “ Especiaiiy, Bulldogs.Tbund'thein^selves in a serve David Lewis scored at 39:22 because of the wind. We just got deep hole, down 3-0. off a penalty kick to finish off the done with them (Lyman) last "They (Coventry) just took the scoring for the winners. week, and I told my kids that if they field with a lot of intensity,” ” Our offense hadn’t been click­ didn’t go outside against Lyman, it Lyman coach Rich Bryant said. ing,” Plaster said. ’ ’Today, it would be tough.” ” We lacked the intensity and we clicked.” AP photo Boston Red Sox manager John McNam­ tember at Fenway Park. McNamara was ara (right) and New York Met skipper named the AP’s Manager of the Year Davey Johnson shake hands prior to Tuesday. their teams’ exhibition game in Sep­ Sox’ McNamara named as top manager in AL

Bv Howard Ulman year, conducted by the Baseball Valentine had 90 points. The Associated Press Writers Association of America, Gene Mauch of the California was completed before postseason Angels, who were beaten by the BOSTON — The American play. The evaluations of McNama­ Red Sox in the AL playoffs,' League has plenty oTgood manag­ ra’s decisions in the World Series received two first-place votes and ers, all of whom have patience, were often critical. 44 points. Pat Corrales of the know how to handle players and “ You’re going to be subject to Cleveland Indians got the other are excellent communicators. second-guessers. but you stay with first-place vote and 18 points. 5 what got you there,” he said at a The only other manager to What is it. then, that separates news conference Tuesday, " ’That’s receive votes was Lou Piniella of Boston’s John McNamara from his what we did.” the New York Yankees. One voter peers? i Boston led the New York Mets in had him in second place and two ’’Roger (jlemens,” he answered the World Series, three games to others in third for a total of five simply two. The Red Sox led the sixth poin|s. ACROSS 7 Pass on After 13 years as a major-league game. 5-3 in the 10th inning, and 8 Forehead manager and after his most New York had two outs and nobody The Red Sox took over first place 1 White poplar \ % u r 9 Tableland depressing moments in that long on. But the Mets rallied to win 6-5, in the AL East on May 15 and never 6 Missile type 11 Songs of praise 'b i r t h d a y stretch, McNamara won his first then overcame a 3-0 deficit in the gave it up. Despite losing the last (abbr.) 12 Smallest AL Manager of the Year award four games of the regular season to 10 Shipworm seventh game to win 8-5 and with it. 13 Pigpen Nov. 6, 1986 Tuesday. the title. New York, Boston won its division 12 There exists 18 Fuliof (suff.) by 5*A games with a 95-66 record. FRANK AND ERNEST "by Bob Thaves He credited Clemens, the right­ "This is the toughest thing that (cont.) 20 Utter brokenly In the year ahead. Dame Fortune will be In 1985, Boston was 81-81 and hander with the 24-4 record, and his I ’ve been through” as a manager. 14 Named 21 Breakfast food pulling strings for you that she couldn't finished 18>A games behind the 15 He who Red Sox teammates with bringing McNamara said. 22 Animal's coat get untangled in the past. Big breaks m a k in g first-place Toronto Blue Jays. This hesitates____ are likely in several Important areas of X WASN'T AIVY him the honor. His chances of winning the 23 Lawyer (abbr.) year the Red Sox overcame serious your life. ” An award like this, you have to manager of the year award were 24 Shoulder of a injuries to starting pitchers Bruce 16 Navy ship COMPAf^l^OlV/5; share it with so many people.” “ the furthest thing from my road SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You're in a Hu«st and AI Nipper and the club’s prefix (abbr.) McNamara said, ’"rhe players mind,” in the days after the World 25 Silkworm very fortunate cycle for expanding upon mid-season suspension of Dennis 17 Long time X JU^T M^NTIONE^P t h a t make the manager.” Series, he added. ” I would have 27 Fencing sword good things that you already have. "Oil Can” Boyd. 19 Out Don’t be content with half-wins. Trying McNamara said he won’t rate rather had a win and let somebody 28 Muddle 20 Given to loose to patch up a broken romance? The ^ opf^O'S OUTFIT the importance of his role in else be manager of the year.” But for McNamara that turna­ chatter 29 Italian family. Matchmaker wheel and booklet can bringing the Red Sox from a Somebody else almost was. round was ruined by the World 23 Nautical term 31 Ebbs help you understand what it might t ^ e UOOF^ SHAfZp>. fifth-place finish in the American McNamara edged Bobby Valen­ Series loss. And not even the 33 Hebrew 26 Wide shoe size 43 Red (comb, 50 These (Fr.) to make the relationship work. M a ll^ 2 League East in 1985. his first year tine of the Texas Rangers by a manager of the year award can 27 Uncle measure form) to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, B ®.»6»,«Alnc Tv,AVI=5 I\-5’ as their manager, to within one single first-place vote, 13-12. erase the pain. 38 Eskimo knife P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101- 30 More compact 44 Church 52 Powerful Hanld photo by Tucker ' strike of a world championship in Each got .;eight second-place " I take it for granted that I ’m 3428. 32 Ramps 40 Old-womanish calendar votes and six third-place votes going to win. That’s why this is so explosive 1986. 34 Three-base hit 41 Corn lily 46 Author____ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Lady "That’s for somebody else to from a panel of 28 sports writers, devastating, to come that close. 35 Gentlest 42 Former Wiesel (abbr.) Luck continues to play a prominent role WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalll For the defense judge,” McNamara said. “ I don’t two from each AL city. "The hurt will remain,” he 36 Entertainer Japanese 47 Short skirt , In your affairs. Fortunately, she has only know any other way to put it. I did McNamara had 95 points based added. “ However long a person’s ___ Sumac statesman 48 Look over 53 In bygone days your best interests at heart. Keep rub­ IT SAYS TT-IAT FUNNY I WONDER WHAT THEY Hartford goalie Mike Liut makes a save Civic Center. Liut and the Whalers are my job. r y let somebody else on a system awarding five points been a Sox fan or a rooter, it’s not ' 37 French coin bing the rabbit's foot. 1 2 3 4 5 THINS ON THE FRONT DO WITH A L L THE on Whaler nemesis Michel Goulet (16) back in action tonight at 7:35 at the Civic evaluate what I did.” for a first-place vote, three points going to hurt them more than the 39 Honking birds CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Don't IS A "COWCATCHER? COWS THEYCATCH. Center against the New York Islanders. The voting for manager of the for second and one point for third. hurt I feel.” 40 Artist's 10 11 be shy today about seeking favors from in their NHL game last Saturday at the workshop pals who could give your career a boost. 42 Magnetic metal 14 They are all In your corner at this time. 45 Leader (Lat.) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You'll be 9 46 Printer's 16 17 Instrumental in bringing off something measures of importance today. But let an asso­ 49 Three times 20 21 ciate who only played a small role take East CathSHc football In a strange situation 51 Style of type the bows: you take the bread. 23 24 25 54 Lots I PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) You’re PK): injury with 5 TDs and four two-point conversions. 55 Spasm Can a team qualify for a state champiQnship.game. McCarthy isn’t going to dwell on ’86 for long. “ I think 30 31 1 luckier today than you may realize, so 56 Brings about but not play for its own league crown? next year we’ll be much improved. I know I ’m looking stop worrying about the outcome of forward to it. We had a lot of sophomores who had a lot 57 Wheel events. Have faith that all will work out That situation may confront the East Catholic 34 MHS season ends ofjjlaying time. Next year we’ll be able to rely on alignment the way you desire. football team. The Eagles, after eight weeks, sport a Thoughts The 1986 season for the Manchester High boys’ them.” (comp, wd.) 36 37 6-1-1 overall record. That puts them in a comfortable ARIES (March 21-April 19) The more soccer team is over, ended in a 1-0 loss to Staples High optimistic your outlook is today, the Bridge — for now — situation as far as the numbers go in Class A p L E N ty DOWN MM East, which won the state title in that division in in a Class LL qualifying round test- Monday in greater your chances for success. You Westport. The loss leaves Manchester 7-8-1, its first Bits and pieces can do what you believe you can do. 1983, could find itself in the championship game, Len Auster 1 Aleutian island losing season since 1949. TAURUS (April 20-Ma)f 20) If you have ruffed his losing spade in dummy and slated for the weekend of Dec. 5-6, again this year. There will be a 3-point field goal in high school 2 Busy insects NORTH ll-S-81 Sports EdHor to negotiate an important matter today, then cashed the A-K of diamonds. Now But, wait, the Eagles may not make the For seventh-year coach Bill McCarthy and the basketball this season. The designated line is at 3 Is human ♦ 7 3 Slam scores insist on doing it with the head honcho. he played a low club. When West fol­ championship game in the rugged All Connecticut Indians, it was a learning season. McCarthy thinks his 19-feet, 9-inches, just outside the top of the key. 4 Astronaut's ♦ A Q 10 6 4 You're luckier at dealing with bigwigs 6 2 lowed with the seven, he played low Conference. East beat ACC foe St. Joseph last team will be better for it come 1987. “ I feel next year Manchester High and East Catholic have the lines ferry ♦ on error than with underlings. ♦ A Q 4 3 from dummy. East won the singleton Saturday, 38-26. but it was one of four designated will be a different story,” McCarthy said. His young painted and are ready for the ’86-87 hoop season. 5 Dutch GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Focus your jack perforce and had to return a card games that do not count in the ACC standings. East, team, he believes, was found wanting against older commune energies and efforts today on situations EAST By James Jacoby * WEST • that allowed South to trump in his despite the win, dropped back into fourth place in the East’s wishbone attack, which was defused in its opponents after enjoying success at Illing and Bennet EAST CATHOLIC’S NEW SOCCER field, located 6 6 Christian that can provide you with a second ♦ Q J 10 ♦98652 loss to Notre Dame and held in check by Xavier, was junior highs the year before. “ I thiniutifur found it a along New State Road, is quite impressive^ It’s at source of income. You should be able to ♦ 8 5 I’m proud of today’s North-South hand and discard a low club from ACC at 2-1-1 symbol (C )t986 by NEA, Inc ♦ 7 3 clicking on all cylinders last Saturday night against St. little tougher playing kids two or three years older maximum size, 125 X 75. and will be a good state tap something worthwhile. ♦ J974 ♦ Q 10 8 5 3 pair for playing the Jacoby transfer dummy. Now the club finesse brought Xavier is third at 3-1. Fairfield Prep second at 2-0-2 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Do not be ♦ K 1097 ♦ J bid after a one-no-trump opening. home the contract. and Notre Dame of West Haven in the lead at 4-0. Joseph. A pass interference call — disputed by some — than them,” he cited. tournament site once access to it is improved. anxious today regarding an involve- North’s bid of two diamonds forced South played well, but West could Prep did lose to Notre Dame. 28-15, but it was the did play a role in the outcome. But an undisputed fact From the October CIAC Bulletin; “ Only five percent / ment over which you do not have direct SOUTH South to bid two hearts. (South’s jump have set six hearts. When the first club Jesuits’ designated game. Prep still must face Xavier is St. Joseph never stopped East’s ground game. ONE INGREDIENT WHICH MCCARTHY knows CELEBRITY CIPHER ' ♦ A K 4 of high school athletes ever participate in their sports ^ control. Everything Is running to your to three hearts announced a maximum is finally led, he must go up with the and St. Bernard in ACC play. Xavier still has to play Kevin RisCassi, who scored three TDs to bring his he’s going to>have to conjure up is a legitimate Celebrity Cipher eryptogreme ere creeled from quotitlone by femoua people, past end preeent. ♦ KJ92 at the college level and the proportion of draft eligible Each tetter In the cipher eiende for another. Today'B efue; E epuefe K. advantage. hand with four-card heart support.) king to protect against two possibili­ Notre Dame along with Prep in conference dates. total to 18 for the season, churned out 190 yards on 22 goal-scorer. Mo Moriarty led the Indians with only 5 ♦ A K collegiate football and basketball making professional by CONNIE WIENER LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Good things will Next came a series of cue-bids. Most ties: first, that East had the singleton carries to lead a 340-yard ground assault. goals this year, l^ x t in line were Chris Lyder, Glenn ♦ 8 6 5 2 sports rosters each year has stablized at just under be in the offing for you today if you give important of these was the four-spade jack) second, that East had one of the ^ I IF COACH JUDE K E L L Y ’S SQUAD is to make the Jensen and Louis Jaffe with 3 apiece. Manchester two percent.” “ tZ IC N Z C HJVCU JTUXRCWXJA WJ sincere service to others. You won't re­ Vulnerable: Elast-West cue-bid by South, since that placed the other missing clubs singleton and de­ ACC title game, it’ll have to win its last two ACC ONE NEGATIVE TO THE WIN over the Kadets was scored a minute 23 goals in 16 games. 14 of those in gret It If you go out of your way to be Dealer: South From Jim Penders, East Catholic baseball coach, partnership beyond four hearts. At clarer was planning to duck the club games — against South Catholic Friday night at a knee injury to 5-10, 170-pound senior running three comfortable wins (5-0 and 3-0 over Fermi and 6-1 helpfut. the CIAC’s base()all committee voted down a proposal PWVCXRIWZA JKW WIZ FJVUL TZOJVZ FZ that point North willingly bid the into him. Needless to say, once the Mount Nebo and against St. Bernard next Friday back/defensive back Bill Barry. He was to be over Hartford Public). VIRGO (Aug. 23'Sapt. 22) Be alert to­ Weit North East Sooth from the Rules Committee that games, by mutual slam. club king is played, declarer cannot evening in Uncasville — and look for some help. reevaluated ’Tuesday morning by an orthopedist. He “ We didn’t have anyone you could look at and say day for an opportunity where you can 1 NT consent and during the CIAC tournament, would be HZPP KB PBCGZ." — PWZFCVW It would have been a good slam if avoid the loss of two club tricks. Kelly, for one, isn’t thinking about the ACC title suffered a dislocated knee and stretched some ’hey, here’s the offense,” ’ McCarthy said. “ We need serve as the middleman In bringing two Pass 2 ♦ Pass 3 Y nine innings in length. Instead, w h^ was approved people together for a profitable pur­ Pass. 4 4 Pass 4 4 South had the jack of clubs instead of game that will be played F H ^ night, Nov. 21, at a ligaments, according to Kelly. “ He may not need someone who isn’t afraid to take it (shot) with was an additional week before the baseball of season HQEXAAZM. pose. You'll gain as well. Pass 4 Y Pass 4 4 the jack of hearts. As the cards lay, de­ The chimpanzee, African elephant, neutral site. “ There are many uncontrollable surgery,” Kelly said, “ but I ’m assuming he’s out for authority from the-lO lyard line).” In 1985, that role LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Oct. 23) Persons who Pass 6 Y Pass Pass clarer needed to find the king of clubs Asian elephant, Bactrian camel and the rest of the year. I ’m just glad it’s not as bad as it was filled by Nldk Cacace.Vho notched 16 goals. That (or conditioning for eight pitchers and two catchers. PREVjbUS SOLUTION: "Nothing is more humillallng than to see Idiots factors right now. I ’m not looking at it right pow. All you treat generously at this time will lat­ Pass with West and apparently also needed Saudi Arabian, gazelle are listed we’re Inking at is gettlng/ready for South Catholic,” might have been,” he added. gave him a three-year total of 42, putting him third on Those names must be subpnitted prior to the week of In enterprises we have failed In " — Gustave Flaubert. er respond In kind. Cast a little bread among the world’s endangered conditioning and cannot be altered. Opening lead: 4 Q the club suit to split. But Re worked he saldTN_ Barry was,East’s second-leading scorer before the the all-time MHS career scoring list. upon the waters and you'll'gain as well. out an extra chance. He drew trumps. species. t ' ~ MANCHESTER HERAl.n, Wednesday; Nov. 5,1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Nov. 5. 1986 - 81 Kelly Ryan doesn’t regret his selection of Yale NBA roundup

By Chris Dohl about ail this. best quarterbacks ever to play at his quarterbacking ability, be­ service. " I ’ve never had a quarter­ "H ere’s a guy who suffereiJ that The Associated Press But he doesn’t. the Ivy League school. cause that’s what he is.” back who throws better than him. knee injury before the season Hawks send Milwaukee a double message " I think Division I-AA may be a Though there was stiff recruiting In his sophomore season, as a He has tremendous leadership started and came back with iimited NEW HAVEN - Kelly Ryan step back from big-time college competition for Ryan, his older backup for Mike Curtin, Ryan ability and tremendous heart." abiiity to run and you look at his could have accepted a football football, but in a lot of other aspects brother, Mike, was already playing Ryan tore the posterior ligament BvAIII Barnard came in against Holy Cross to stats add can’t even tell he’s been The Associated Press Clippers 86; Denver 118, New York scholarship from top-ranked Mi­ Yale is a step above the Division I for Yale and convinced his brother in his left knee during a freak play missing,” said Dartmouth Coach Bulls 111, Spurs 104 jumper with four seconds remain­ complete S of 8 passes for 48 yards 103; Phoenix 126, Portland 120; Los ami or perennial power Notre programs." said the Juniorwith the two Elis in the family might be in an intra-squad scrimmage a Joe Yukica, whose team piayed ing, lifting Washington over New and a touchdown, lifting the Elis to Angeles Lakers 110, Seattle 96; and Michael Jordan scored 34 points, Dame or "half the schools in the choir-boy face and the lethal arm. better than one. He had nothing but week before the regular season Yale on Saturday. The Atlanta Hawks, seeking to Jersey. a 19-15 come-from-behind victory. Hwston 100, Sacramento 84. 26 of them in the second half, as Big Ten Conference." "Academically, the Yale expe­ good things to say about Yale, its started. He missed the first game end Milwaukee’s six-year hold on ’Two free throws by Dwayne In his first varsity start for the But it hasn’t been an altogether Glenn Rivers had 17 points and Chicago stayed unbeaten with a But he passed them up to play rience is going to be a lot more team, and its coach, Carm Cozsa. and most of the second before the Central Division champion­ Washington gave the Nets a 101-100 , Bulldogs, Ryan broke four of happy year for Ryan.,His team is Jon Koncak added 12 for Atlanta, victory over San Antonio. quarterback at Yale. beneficial to me than if I had starting against Army. ship, have sent the Bucks a double lead with 13 seconds to go. ’The Yale’s individual records. Stand­ struggling to reach .500 and is while Cliff Levlngston ad(led 17 Jordan, who has 125 points in Kelly Ryan could be playing for chosen a Division I program. "Miami of Florida was inter­ With just four varsity starts, message. Bullets, who blew a 19-point ards for passing yardage, total already out of the chase for the Ivy rebounds for the Hawks. Sidney three games, rallied the Bullets teams that are regular fixtures on ’"There’s a certain aura about ested and Notre Dame was talking Ryan has become just the eighth Not only did the 3-0 Hawks hand first-quarter lead, regained the offense, completions and attempts League crown. from a 19-point deficit in the second Saturday afternoon national Division I. big-time, powerhouse to him, so we knew he was a player. Yale quarterback to throw for 1,000 Milwaukee a 107-98 loss ’Tuesday Moncrief led the Bucks with 23 lead on Malone’s basket and then were dashed as he connected on 29 points. quarter. His basket with 5; 32 left in telecasts. football teams that appeals to What we didn’t know was whether " I was hoping, especially since night, but they did It with NBA foiled New Jersey’s last bid when of 48 passes for 426 yards in a losing yards in a season. With four games the game broke a 100-100 tie and But he passed them up to play for almost any college player ...” they were considering him as a effort against Army. remaining on the Elis’ 1986 sche­ my brother is a senior, that scoring champ Dominique Wilkins , Atlanta Coach Mike Fratello said rookie John Williams stole the ball the Hawks can’t afford to put too gave the Bulls the lead for good. a team that hasn’t been on a major Except this one. quarterback or, because of his fine "H e already stands right at the dule, he is likely to break the together we could really have a on the bench for most of the game from Orlando Woolridge as he much emphasis on the early Charles Oakley added 28 points network, or even cable, in six And so. the 6-foot-2. 200-pound athletic ability, as a defensive back top of the quarterbacks I ’ve had single-season passing record of successful season this year," he with an injured ankle.. Randy attempted a last-ditch shot near victory over their division rivals. for Chicago, while Mike Mitchell’s years. sociology major from Springfield, or whatever,” Cozza said. "W e here," said Cozza, dean of Ivy 1,554 yards set by Brian Dowling in said. " I still want to win an Ivy Wittman and Kevin Willis scored 28 the foul circle. ’’’We have to keep this win in 34 points topped the Spurs. Kelly Ryan could have regrets III. has taken his place among the know now they were interested in League coaches with 22-years of 1Q«8. League title." and 23 points, respectively, to Moses Malone scored 32 points make up for Wilkins’ absence. proper perspective because we’re for the Bullets, while Buck Willi­ "When you lose a guy like running a marathon with 79 more Rockets 100, Kings 84 ams had 20 points and 13 rebounds, Dominique, whetherby an off night games to go,” Fratello said. Akeem Olajuwon scored 26 for the Nets. offensively or to an injury, some­ Pacers 125, 76ers 121 points and Jim Petersen had 15 Buns 126, Blazers 120 one has to step forward and pick up rebounds as Houston won at the slack," Wittman said. " I just John Long, acquired just before Sacramento. Larry Nance scored 23 of his 35 N the season started, scored a SCOREBOARD try to be more aggressive offen­ Mitchell Wiggins, who scored 21 points in the second half, leading sively and help opt with the career-high 44 points, including all points, scored four consecutive Phoenix over winless Portland. of Incliana’s 11 points in the second semring. We don’t need just one baskets in the final three minutes The Suns led 106-100 with seven overtime, as the Pacers beat Simms, Giants 279 150 1919 13 12 person to do the scoring, I think we of the third period, giving the minutes left, but Terry Porter, who Rocketa 166. Kinga 84 Jata 6, Nordlquaa 3 Archer, Alt. 346 124 1613 8 • Philadelphia for the first time ,in showed that. Our goal is to win the Rockets a 74-60 lead going into the led the Trail Blazers with 24 points, the last nine games. Basketball Rushers division, and to do that we have to final 12 minutes. hit a three-point goal and added a HOUSTON (100) 1 1 1 -8 The Pacers never trailed again three-point play to help Portland McOxiv 49 1-2 9, Petersen 6-10 02 12, 8"1 1 -1 ATT YDS A V G LG T D beat the Bucks.” Derek Smith led the Kings with 2X 1141 5.0 43 7 L' Ololuwon O10 012 26, Leovell 3-7 22 0, Rrst Period— 1, Winnipeg, Hawerchuk 7 Dickerson, Rams after Long scored the first five 22 points. grab a 111-110 advantage with 5:43 52 8 Wilkins, the N B A’s scoring Wlaolns0169421,Reld49009,Feltl1-2224, (Watters), 11:03. Penattle^llett, Win Morris, Giants 188 8 X 47 points of the second overtime, to go. Nance then hit five free NBAttindlngi Uovd291-l 5, AndsrsonOI B. Johnson Riggs, Alt. 313 792 3.7 22 7 champion last year with a 30.3 per ooa (IntortOrence), 8:43; Show, Que (holding), 42 13 giving Indiana a 119-114 lead. Lakers 110, Sonics 96 throws down the stretch to put 1-2002 Henry OOOOO, Harrls00444. Totals 14:X; Winnipeg bench, served by McBain Rogers, Wash. 199 7X 4.0 game average, left with an ankle 30432231100. (too many men onice), 17:X. Payton, Chi. 181 7X 4.1 41 5 Charles Barkley led the 76ers James Worthy scored 26 points Phoenix ahead. ■ASTIRN CONPRRRNCR Jones, Dot. 177 637 3.6 39 6 injury late in the first quarter after AMMIC DMslen SACRAMRNTO (SO Second Period— 2 Winnipeg, MacLeon 9 4 with 34 points, 10 rebounds and 14 and Byron Scott added 23 and they Tyler 214 6-7 16, Thorpe 24 24 12 (Watters, Hawerchuk), 6:42. 3, Quebec, Mayes, N.O. 113 606 5.4 X scoring one point and missing all Nuggets 116, Knicks 103 W L Pet. OR Walker, Dali. 111 517 4.7 34 8 assists. led a 32-22 Los Angeles run in the Boston 1 1 .900 — Thompson 211 02 4, Smith 015 27 22 Slltanen 2 (Goulet, Brown), 10:05 (pp). 4, 1 seven of his field-goal attempts. He Theus OOOOO, E. Johnson2164416, Steppe Winnipeg, Smoll6(WI Ison, Kvte),19:35(sh). D.Nehon, Minn. 114 443 3.9 42 third period against Seattle. Alex English scored 37 points and Now Jan ov 1 2 J33 'A Wilder, T.B. 118 4 X 3.7 45 2 had scored 36 and 39 points In Mavs 118, Clippers 86 Ptillodelplilo 1 2 .333 >A 23 45 4, KMne 34006, Olberding02 000, Perwlttes— Bpschmon, Win (hooking), Scott hit a three-point goal early Denver got critical contributions Pressley 01OOO, DouglosOOOOO, RogersOO 4:19; Dertogo, Win (hooking), 8 :X ; K ^ , ' Atlanta’s first two games, but the Woshlnoton 1 2 .333 'A Receivers Rolando Blackman and Mark in the third quarter to break a 54-54 from backups filling in for injured Now York 0 4 .000 2 OOO.Totals31-792229 Win (hooking), 9:01; MacLeon, Win injury left him on a "day-to-day” 04. (roughing), 11:34; Rochefort, Que (hlgh- NO YDS A V G L G T D Aguirre scored 20 points each and teammates. Control Dhrttlon SO 863a17.3 55 4 tie and then adde(l 10 more points to Atlonta 3 0 1.000 — Hspston 29 22 23 94— 140 sllcklng), 11:34; Price, Que (Inter- Clark, Wash. status. Dallas forced 23 Los Angeles Bill Hanziik scored 24 points and Socramantp 15 29 10 2 6 - 04 tarence), 12:X; Price, Que (holding), walker, Dali. 49 563 11.5 69 1 lead the Lakers to an 86-74 lead. CMoooo 3 0 1.000 — 45 874 19.4 66 9 "W e are a little older and a little turnovers in an easy victory. Blair Rasmussen added 18 points liNllana 2 1 .467 1 Three4x>lnt pool— Reid. Fouled out— 17:X; Carlyle, Win (hoMIng), 19:m. Rice, S.F. Worthy scored 10 points in the V 45 712 15.8 69 3 more experienced,” Wittman said. Mllwoufcoo 2 1 .467 1 None. Rebounds Houston 99 (Petersen Third Period— 5, Quebec, Goulet 6 Monk, Wash. The Clippers trailed 51-33 at period. and 11 rebounds for the Nuggets, 15), Sacramento 49 (Thompson 11). (Lafrenlere, P. Stastny), 2 :X (pp). 6, Lofton, G.B. 41 511 12.5 36 3 ’ "This game should give us a lot of halftime before cutting the deficit who played without injured Calvin Clovolond 1 1 - .500 1— Tuosdav’s Oomes v 0.Totals3265293690. Wayne Bonnev, Gerard Gauthier. tcoHiig Washington 102, New Jersey 101 A TLAN TA (147) Atlanta 107, Milwaukee « Wilkins 07 1-1 1, Willis 11-20 1-3 23, T D Ruih Rec Ref Pis Men’s hoop league opens Monday Rookie Jet goalie calms Quebec Indiana 129, Phllodelphki 121, 20T Rollins 1-4 2-2 4, Rivers 4-12 5417, Wlttmon Rogers, Woth. 13 13 0 0 78 ^IcoB O 111, Son Antonio 104 11-172728, Levlngston4112210, Kancok44 Rice, S.F. 9 0 9 0 54 The Manchester Rec Department’s men’s basketball league Dallas 110, L.A. Clippers 04 44 12, Webb 13 1-1 3, MeCtae 411 1-1 9, Football walker, (Tall. 9 8 1 0 M Denver 110, New York 103 Hostings 00 OOO, Henderson OOOOO, Battle Morris, Giants 8 8 0 0 48 opens play Monday night at filing Junir High. There are two Bv The Associated Press Phoenix 124, Portland 120 OOOOO.TotOls42492229 Dickerson, Rams 7 7 0 0 0 divisions, ‘A ’ and ‘B’ , with league play Monda, Tuesday and L.A. Lakers 110, Seattle 94 107. Jones, Det. 7 6 1 0 42 Houston 100, Soaomento 04 MUwoukee 29 » 24 21— 94 Payton, Chi. 7 5 2 0 42 Wednesday nights at 6; 30 and 8. League play runs through March QUEBEC — Winnipeg rookie Wsdnosdav’t Oomas Attanta 27 19 14 27— W NFL atandinga "Riggs, Atl. 7 7 0 0 42 11 followed by playoffs within the two divisions. goaltender Daniel Berthiaume Indlarw at Boston, 7 ;X p.m. Three-point goals— Moncrlef, found his first few minutes of NHL Son Antonio at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Hodges, Bradley. Fouled out— Theteamsare; ’A’ — BuffaloWaterTavern.GreenHardware, AMERICAN CONFERENCE regullir-season play a little Mllwaukso at PhllodHphlo, 7:30 p.m. Levlngston. Rebounds— Milwaukee 38 Rost Pagani Caterers, Gentle Touch Car Wash, Manchester Police, Washington at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. (Slkmo, Pierce 7), Atlanta 55 (Levlngston W L T Pet. P F PA Bolton Motors, Style and Manchester Cycle; and ‘B’ — Irish unsettling. Clevetarxl at Utah, 10:30 p.m. 17). Assists— Milwaukee 14 (H o dg n 5), N.Y. Jets 8 1 0 .889 244 173 “ When you see Peter Stastny PortlorMl at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Atlanta 25 (Rivers 8). Total fouls— New England 4 3 0 .467 244 132 Scholastic Insurance, Westown Pharm acy, B.A. Club, Hose Co., Sportsman IlMindov's Oames Milwaukee 26, Atlanta 28. Technicals— Miami 4 5 0 .444 2X 240 Cafe, Smoke, DiRosa Cleaners and Manchester Bar Association. coming at you right away, you get a L.A. Clippers at Houston, 9:30 p.m. Milwaukee Coach Nelson, Slkmo, Atlanta little nervous,” Berthiaume said Utah at Donyer, 9:X p.m. Buffalo 2 7 0 .223 173 X5 llleooldefensel. Indianapolis 0 9 0 .000 X 2M after the Jets’ 6-3 .victory over the Now York at Sacramento, 10:X p.m. A— 10,762. Central Sdioolbof football poll Dallas at Ssottle, 10:X p.m. Cincinnati' 6 3 0 .467 209 239 Pelcher td get welcome home dinner Quebec Nordiques Tuesday night. Cleveland 6 3 0 .467 199 189 Berthiaume stopped Stastny’s Pittsburgh 3 6 0 .333 142 195 NEW H AVEN, Conn. (A P ) — Here Is this EAST HARTFORD — Stan Pelcher, former East Hartford 25-foot wrist shot and went on to Maverlekt 118, Clippare 88 Pacara125,8lxera121 Houston 1 8 0 .111 I X 204 week's ranking of Connecticut scholcotlc West football teams as voted by state sportswrl- Explorers’ hoop star, will be the guest of honor at a welcome back make 36 saves and lead his team to L A . CLIPPRRS (04) PHILADRLPHIA (121) Denver 8 1 0 .889 2X 146 ters and compiled by the New Haven party on Tuesday, Nov. 11, at the Marco Polo Restaurant at 6; 30 the win. Maxwell 2-5 M 12, Cage 4-10 4-7 1Z Barkley 1220 45 34, Hinson 211 27 15, Kansas City 6 3 0 .447 205 195 Register. Team records, first-place votes In "When 1 made that first stop I parentheses. Points tabulated on a 362626 p.m. Pelcher recently resigned as assistant coach at Canisius Beniamin3-9004, Drew3-11IH>4,M. Johnson McCormick 27 00 10, Cheeks 21111-13 21, L.A. Raiders 5 4 0 .SX 174 I X became less nervous inside and ..i 7-14 7-0 21, Woodson 3-7 ^2 0, NImphlus Ervlng4132214, Robinson 34228, Threott Seattle 5 4 0 .SX 185 I X 26262616161613-11-16867basls. College. 5 4-7000, WhlteI-3002,Gordon301-17,Polee 412O08,Toney231-17,Vranes23004.Totals San Diego 1 8 0 .111 189 3M 1. Trum bull(60)(1l)4X Pelcher last played for the Explorers 10 years ago. Tickets are started playing with confidence,” 40462230121. NATIONAL CONFERENCE 2. NotreDome (7-61) (4)4X 1-4002, K e n ya n 0^11-21, S. Johnson 001-21. Herald photo by Pinto he said. Totals 31-OU INDIANA (129) East 3. West Haven (7-61) 3X 36.50 apiece and are available by calling Ray McKenna at KeUogg 29 00 6, Williams 7-17 44 18, N.Y. GlonH 7 2 0 .7X IX 124 4. Hall (60) 3X 528-2620. Berthiaume was the Jets’ third- D A LLA S '. . Sttponovlch4114516,Flemlng14225,Long Washington 7 3 0 .7X 312 183 5. Derby (60) 3X round choice in 1985 draft and his Aguirre 7-14 60 20, Perkins 40 1-2 9, 1429 11-11 44, Person 415 24 15, Tisdale Headless Indian Dallas 4 3 0 .M7 240 151 4. Watertown (7-1)245 only previous start for Winnipeg DotKildson 4-7 3-3 11, Harper 2-4 2-2 4, 24 02 6, Richardson 39 22 8,Russell24 Phlladelpha 3 6 0 .333 131 179 7. Stratford (60) 229 Blackman 9-17 2-2 20, Torpley24244, Davis 024, Anderson 131-13, Gray OOOOO. Totals St. Louis 2 7 0 .222 114 204 8. Platt (60) 227 UConn hosts Big East tournament was in a 4-3 playoff loss to the 24 ^2 7, Wood 6-12 02 IXSchrempfOO 4011327-33125. Manchester High’s Wendy Pedemonte appears to have Central 9. Rtch(61)1X Calgary Flames last spring. 10. Cheshire (60) 174 1-1 10, Blob 1-3 1-2 3, Wennlngton 1-2 00 2 17 M 28 21 W 7— 121 Chicago 7 2 0 .7X 203 117 STORRS — The University of Connecticut will serve as host Less than a week ago. he was in Jockson01343.Totals460923-35110. 14 n 24 21 10 11— 115 lost her head as the soccer b%ll blots out her face in a Minnesota 5 4 0 .SX 214 I X Also receiving votes: Imnraculote of Three-point-goals— Fleming, Long. recent Indian match at Memorial Field. The Indians were Detroit 3 4 0 .333 140 147 Danbury (60) 151, Eoef Catholic of this weekend to the fifth annual Big East Soccer Tournament at goal for the Sherbrooke Canadiens . cuppers 16 17 27 14— 84 Fouled Out— W illiams, Tisdale. Tampa Boy 2 7 0 .222 161 244 Mundiester (61-1) M l, Shelton (7-1) 97, New of the American Hockey League. (tanaan (62) X , Xavier of Middletown (61) the Connecticut Soccer Stadium. Seton Hall (15-1-2) faces Boston 2118 18 17— 118 Rebounds— Philadelphia 51 (Barkley 10), to face Mercy High in a Class L state tournament bout Green Boy 1 8 0 .111 111 249 "There’s a big difference be­ Three4>olnt goals— Davis, Wood, lndlan»63 (Williams 12). Assists— 79, Hamden (62) X , Fairfield Prep (61-2) 34, College (8-7-4) in the Saturday opener at 10 a.m. with the Huskies Schrempf. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Philadelphia 34 (Borklev 14), Indiana today at Memorial Field. L.A. Rams 7 2 0 .7X 1M 144 Conardof West Hartford (63) 31, Berlin (7-1) (12-6-2) battling Syracuse (15-4-2) at 1 p.m. tween the NHL and the AHL,” he L.A. Clippm 44 (Maxwell 7), Dallas 45 24 (Remlng 7). Total fouls— Philadelphia Atlanta 5 3 1 .411 184 157 X , M Idd letown (62) X , Naugatuck (61-1) X , said. “ In the AHL, when the puck is Sn Francsco 5 3 1 .411 211 147 Ledvard (62) 72, (Greenwich (63) 18, The winner’s meet Sunday at 1 p.m. for the Big East (Donaldson 1^. Assists— L.A . Clippers 21 27, Indiana 24. Technicals— Indiana in the other end you can relax. But (Maxwell 5 ),^lla s X (Harper 7). Total Coach Ramsay, Indiana Illegal defense 3, New Orleans 4 5 0 M 4 175 I X Montvllle (62) 17, McMahon of Norwalk championship and an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. (63) 11, Wesihlll of Stamford (63) and fo u ls — L .A . C lip p e rs 30, D a lla s 28. Philadelphia Illegal defense 3. A— 13387. lalandara 7. Capitals 1 Sunday, Noy. 9 Syracuse hol4s a 4-3 win over UConn this year, that gam e up in here, they skate so fast and pass Technicals— Maxwell, Harper, Dallas Chicago at Tampa Bov, 1 p.m. Seymour (62) 9, St. Bernard of Montvllle the puck so well, you have to Cincinnati at Houston, 1 p.m. (62) 8, Newtown (61) 7. Syracuse. The Huskies turned their season around following that Coach Motta Illegal-defense. always be ready for the shot.” Hockey 0 0 1—1 Los Angeles Roms at New Orleans, 1p.m. loss. They’ re 10-1-2 in the last 13 games of the regular season. N.Y. Islanders 1 2 1 -7 And as far as his counterpart Nuggata118,Knlcka103 Bulla111,8pura104 Rrst Period— 1, New York, LaFontalne6 Minnesota at Detroit, 1 p.m. UConn is 0-2 against the teams in the Big East tourney. It lost, was concerned, he was. (Bossy, Trottler), 2:24 (pp). 2 New New England at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. 2-1 in overtime, to BC. "He was there when they needed SAN ANTONIO (104) York, Flotley4 (B. Simsr),5:34.3, New York, New York Jets at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Transactions NRW YORK (NS) NHL standings B. Sutter 9 (Flatlev, Lauer), 18:48. Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 1 p.m. him, he was really solid,” said K. W0lker213O118,Cummlnas4151-213, (Greenwood 42 24 2 Mitchell 1221 89 4, Seattle at Kansas City, 1 p.m. AP photo Gilmore 23 1-2 5, Moore 28 40 4, Penalties— Carpenter, Was (hooking), Quebec goaltender Clint Malar- Ewlna792214,Sporrow2101-37,Tucker24 1:12; Pidpms, Was, motor (fighting), 3:14; Washington at Green Boy, 1 p.m. WoJnarowskI a UConn stalwart 24 12, Orr 210 13 5, Thornton 24 1-1 5, G. Robertson 418 4-7 X , Sundvold 1-4 41 Potrldi Division Los Angeles Raiders at Dallas, 4 p.m. chuk. who faced 22 shots. “ He 2,Corbln 24 40 4, Dawkins 1-4 1-2 3, DIneen, iN Y , mlnor-malor (Instigator, BASEBALL Wilkins 272411, (Wronger26004, McNeoly W L T Pts OFOA fighting), 3:14; FranceschettI, Was, motor St. Louis at Son Francisco, 4 p.m. came out and challenged the Islander goalie Kelly Hrudey (30) uses action at the Nassau Coliseum Tuesday 242512. Totals 42901 0 » 103. Thompson 415 2419, Nealy 33417. Totals Philadelphia 10 2 0 X 52 X Son Diego at Denver, 4 p.m. STORRS — Senior Patti Wojnarowski, a Manchester High 4284 14X 104. Pittsburgh 8 3 2 18 99 49 (fighting), 11:04; Bassen, N Y , mlnor-malor SEATTLE MARINERS-Named Billy shooters.” his skate blade to make the save on night.,The Islanders won, 7-1. (Insttgator,'fighting), 11:06; DIneen, NY, New York Giants at Philadelphia, 4 Connors pitching coach, Bobby Tokin School graduate, was in the starting lineup for the University of DRNVRR (118) CHICAGO (111) N Y Islanders 4 4 1 13 49 X (hooking), 19:04. p.m. Jim Kyte’s first goal of the English 12317437, AlorleSOOOlO, Honzllk Oakley 12-19 44 X , Cureton 410 40 8, New Jersey 4 6 0 12 45 53 bolting coach and Frank Howard first base Connecticut women’s soccer team for all 19 Husky games in 1986. Washington’s Yvon Corriveau in NHL Walters41400, Colter38004, Jordan 1431 Second Period— 4, New York, Bossy 5 Monday, Nov. 10 coach. season at 6; 11 of the third period 2171416 24, Lever 215 2413, Dunn 472410, Washington 5 7 1 11 47 X (Potvin), 13:13.5, New York, Laf0ntalne7 Miami at Cleveland, 9 p.m. Wojnarowski had four shots this year and recorded two assists Rasmussen 69 44 18, D. Walker 24 00 4, 413 34, Paxson 4121-117, Corzlne4114414, N Y Rangers 2 5 4 8 41 49 BASKETBALL broke a 3-3 tie. Dale Hawerchuk Sellers 44 2-2 2. Brown 4140 0. Totals 47-97 (D . Sutter, C urran), 18:05. Penalties— Naltanol Basketball Assectatloa for the Huskies, who wound up 14-4-1 heading into post-season San^ak beat goalie Gilles Meloche Mortln02000, EvansOI OOO, P. WIIMomsOO Adorns Division Hatcher, Was (cross-checking), 5:10; had two goals for the Jets, while including 8-0 at home. that a lot and it seems to be finally OOO.Totals42943238118. 17-X111. Quebec 4 4 4 14 X 44 LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS— Named from a sharp angle. Pittsburgh tied Greenlow, Was, mlnor-malor (Insttgmor, NFL individual iMdars play. Paul MacLean, Doug Small and “ This is the third game in a row coming together. The key to San Antonio 17 X X 18-104 Montreal 4 3 3 15 49 Jock Gallagher director of public it on a power playgoalat 6; 15 of the New Yark 21 27 11 n — 18I Chkooo 13 X X 14— 111 Hartford 4 3 3 11 X 41 fighting), 9:01; Curran, N Y , major (fight­ relations. UConn faces Brown (11-2-2) Saturday night at 7 in Providence, Gilles Hamel also scored. that we did well on the power tonight’s win was that everybody Three-point goal— Nealy. Fouled out— ing), 9:01; Corrlveou, Was (slashing), FOOTBALL second period by Moe Mantha. but Denver M U X 29— 118 Boston 5 4 1 11 40 42 11 :X; Curran, NY (slashing), 11:38; Through Oomos of Monday, Nov. 1 R.I. in NCAA first-round play. Risto Siltanen, Michel Goulet play,” Coach Mike Keenan said. played really well together.” Three-point gool— Tucker. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— San Antonio 43 (Ro­ Buffalo 3 7 3 8 X 41 AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Tony Tanti gave Vancouver a 2-1 Hatcher, Was, mlnor-malor (high- DALLAS COWBOYS— Signed Paul Wojnarowski, a electrical engineering major, has started in 33 and Anton Stastny scored for the " I t ’s making the difference in Penguins 2, Canucks 2 Walker, McNeoly. Rebounds— New York bertson 7),'Chlcogo 45 (Oakley, Cureton CAMPBELL CONFERENCE sticking, fighting), 14:X; B. Sutter, NY, edge on a power-play goal with 2; 10 48 (Cummings 11), Denver 49 (Dunn, 15). Assists— Son Antonio X (Moore 12), Nenrls Division ATT COM YDS TD INT McDonald, ouarterbock, to o muttlveor of 38 career games for Connecticut. She has scored one goal along Nordiques, who lost for the first games by scoring key goal.” mlnor-malor (high-sticking, fighting), confroct. Mario Lemieux grabbed the to go in the second period. Rasmussen 11). Assists— New York 22 Chicago 31 (Colter 10). Total fouls— San Toronto 4 2 3 15 X 31 14:X; Longwav, Was (holding), 15:X. O'Brien, Jets 245 I X 21X 17 4 with 10 assists for 12 points. time this season at home. Devils Coach Doug Carpenter (Sparrow 14), Denver X (Honzllk, Lever4). Antonio X , Chicago 24. A— 12282. St. Louis 4 3 3 11 34 31 Ebson, N.E. 204 I X 1472 10 1 CHICACK) BEARS— Activated Doug goal-scoring lead with his 17th Coach Tom Watt, whose Canucks Flutle, quarterback. Waived Clay Picker­ Elsewhere, the Philadelphia Fly­ was disappointed in the effort his Total fouls— New York 35, Denver 27. Detroit 5 5 1 11 31 31 Third Period— 6, Washington, (tartner 4, Elwoy, Den. 249 141 1815 13 4 midway through'the third period to has the worst record in the NHL at Technicals— Hanzilk, Denver Illegal d4 Minnesota 4 4 1 9 47 49 KOsor, Clev. 3X 147 19X 10 ,4 ing, wide receiver. ers and New York Islanders were team gave. 1:X. 7, New York, Trottler 4 (Konrovd, DETROIT LIONS— Waived Mike Black, give Pittsburgh the tie. Lemieux 2-8-2. felt his team deserved more fSnse. A— 11383. Chicago 3 8 2 8 42 X Jonsson), 4:10 (pp). 8, New York, Bossy 6 MOrlno, Mki. 3X 189 2544 21 15 7-1 winners, over the New Jersey "W e had too many free riders 9 Kelly, Buff. punter. Bullets 102, Nets 101 Smylho Division (Potvin, Trottler), 5:45 (pp).Penattles— 2X I X 2105 12 12 Major League all-stars unbeaten took a pass from Dan Frawley. than a tie. Edmonton 8 4 1 17 42 44 Krieg, Sea. 219 129 1453 10 8 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS— Placed Ben Devils and Washington Capitals, tonight,” he said. “ When you come . Adams, Was (tripping), 2:X; France­ Utt, guard, on Inlured reserve. fought off a check from defense- ‘You have to give Lemieux credit 8una128,Blaxera120 Winnipeg 4 5 1 13 47 45 schettI, Was (h lg h ^ck lng ), 5:04; Curran, Wilson, Raiders 214 I X 1429 12 11 FUKUOKA, Japan — Jesse Barfield, Von Hayes and Jose respectively, while Pittsburgh tied to Philadelphia, you have to be NEW JERSRY (181) Calgary . 5 7 0 10 41 X Esloson, a n . 2W 140 1935 11 10 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS— Waived Wen­ man Dave Richter and pumped the because he piade a great play,” NY, misconduct, 5:04; Konrovd, NY dell Tyler, running bock. Canseco each belted two home runs, leading the unbeaten U.S. Vancouver 2-2. ready to play. We had too many PORTLAND (128) B. W illiam s7869X, Woolrldae4122415, Los Angeles 3 9 1 7 47 X (tripping), 4:X ; Adams, Was, mlnor-malor Blackledge, K.C. I X 77 998 8 4 shot into the upper right corner of Watt said. “ I thought we worked (tailnski 4131-211, Klng274«4, Washington Vancouver .2 8 2 4 X 47 major league all-stars to a 16^ victory over their Japanese .Quebec coach Michel Bergeron passengers. This was strange for Carr 7-12 24 17, Vandeweghe 214 54 23, (hlgh^cklng, fighting), 14:X; DIneen, BRITISH C O LUM BIA LIONS— Signed the net past goalie Wendel Young. hard the whole game, but hard Bowle452310,DrexlerO111-218,Porter214 27 2-28, Dawkins484010, Brown 4104014, Tuesday's Gomes NY, mlnor-malor (high-sticking, fight­ Rushers had little doubt about which part of us. We usually play until the very Wood 454613, Wilson 1-1402 Totals 4271 Winnipeg 4, Quebec 3 A T T YDS Mike Gray, defensive lineman, to a (xunterparts Wednesday in the fourth game of their seven-game Vancouver took a 1-0 44 seconds work isn’t always necessarily 2524, Johnson 2521011, Paxson4130012 ing), 14:X; Corrlveou, Was (holding), AVG LG T D his team should be held accounta­ end.” 16X101. Philadelphia 7, New Jersey 1 Warner, Sea. 176 815 4.6 31 4 multiyear contract. goodwill series. into the game began when Jim. rewarded the way it should be.” Kersey 1-7 24 5, Jones 00 00 0. Totals 47-90 WASHINGTON (MX 15:M. Brookt, CIn. HOCKEY 24341X. Vancouver 2, Pittsburgh 2, tie Shots on goal— Washington 668— X . IX 666 5.6 55 4 Playing before 27,000 spectators at Heiwadai Stadium on ble for the defeat. He blamed the Islanders 7, Capitals 1 Catl«doo674212 J. Williams 04 444, M. N.Y. Islanders 7, Washington 1 Winder, Den. 146 576 3.9 31 5 INUiVOTNn nvCHVr result directly on the defense. PHORNIX (114) AAolono 4191618 32, Johnson 416 2318, J. Wedneidoy's Gomes N.Y. islanders 7-11-9-X. Hector, Jets DETROIT RED WINGS-Sent Jeff Japan’s southernmost main island of Kyushu, the Americans Nonce 121411-14 35, Pinckney 214 24 23, Power-play Opportunities— Washington 136 533 3.9 41 7 The power play also worked well Malone 14X66X,Cook1-50020'Koren 40 Boston at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Rozler, Hou. 149 488 3.3 18 3 Shorples, defensegnon, to Portland of the ' took a 1-0 lead on a second-inning solo home run by Barfield, the " I haven’t seen the defense play Adorns242511, DavlsO240014, Humphries 0 of 4; N.Y. Islanders 3 of 4. Western Hockey League. for the Islanders, who have won 4122415, Galtlson 1-2002 Edwords274414, 400, Roundfleld2-6404, Bol 414 M , Murphy N.Y. Islanders at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Goalies— Washington, Peefers (Xshots- A b e r c r 0 m b 11 e that badly In a long time,” 26404, A. Jones00400.TotolsX-X2432102. N.Y. Rangers at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Ptt. I X 4M 3.9 33 1 Toronto Blue Jays’ slygger. five In a row at home. They hit on Gondrezick 01 00 0, Sanders 25 00 4, Vancouver at Woshlnoton, 7:35 p.m. X saves). N.Y. Islanders, Hrudev (36X ). Allen, Raiders Maler Indoor Soccer League Bergeron said. "Maybe it’s be­ Homocek 1-2 00 2, Vanos03222Totals A— 13,909. 111 424 3.8 25^ 3 In the third, the U.S. team exploded for five hits and six runs off three of six manpower advantages. Now Jonoy X 41 17 12—in St. Louis at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. KInnebrew, CIn. 95 397 4.3 39 5 CHICA(M) STIN G — Signed Ellas Zurlto, cause I boasted about how good 479232411X. Referee— Dove Newell. Linesmen— Leon forward, to o one-veor contract. Hisanobu Watanabe of the Japan Series champion Seibu Lions. Pat LaFontaine and Mike Bossy 19 a a 15— 1 » Woihlngtog 48 19 17 16-W Minnesota at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Stickle, Pat Dopuzzo. Jackson, Pitt. M 391 4.3 31 2 they are earlier this week.” PENNZOlf Three-point goals— Wood. Fouled out— Calgary at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Hamglon, Mlo. 99 363 3.7 21 6 TA C O M A STARS— Signed Val Tuksa, Hayes, of the Philadelphia Phillies, slugged a two-run home run each scored a pair of goals and » 24 17 » — m defenseman. Thrse-polnl gools— Orexler, Porter. None. Rebounds— New Jersey X (B. Thundoy's Gomes and Canseco, of the Oakland Athletics, belted a solo shot. Flyers 7, Devils 1 Bryan Trottler contributed a goal Williams 13), WashlnotonX(M.Molonell). . Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Portland 53 Assists— New Jersey X ( Wood9), Washing­ The fifth game is to be played Thursday at the 50,000-seat and two assists. The Caps, usually (Carr 15), Phoenix 54 (Edwards 9). Toronto at Minnesota, 8 :X p.m. NO YDS AVG LG T O Tim Kerr, who set an NHL ton 17 (J. WllUoms, Johnson X . Total Montreal at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Canueka2.Pangulna2 Toon, Jets X 801 13.8 Koshien Stadium in Osaka, western Japan. record with 34 power-play goals one of the NHL’s stingiest outfits, Assists— Portland X (Porter 11), Ph oenix X fouls— New Jersey X , Washington X . (Davis, Humphries 9). Total fouls— Christensen, Raldrs 57 449 11.7 last season,, had two against New have struggled defensively, allow­ Portland 31, Phoenix 23. A— 11424. Technicals— New Jersey Coach Wohl, AAorgon, N.E. 813 18.0 Radio, TV Washingtm llletial defense!. 1188-4 Anderson, S.D. 3X 9.5 Jersey, giving him five man- ing 58 goals in 13 contests. 6 A— 9989. PHhbiir|h 0 118-4 Bouzd, Ind. ' 492 13.3 advantage goals this year and 10 Commenting on the Islanders’ Lakara116,8wi1caB6 Rrst Period— 1, Vancouver, Sondlak 1 Collins, N.E. 342 9.3 Mariners add to coaching staff successful power-play unit, LaFon­ Calendar (Pederson), :44. Penalties— Peterson, Van Bvner, Clev. 3X 8.9 TO N IG H T A goals overall. The Flyers have the 7:X Whalers vs. Islanders, Sport- Lit. LAKRRS (118) (hooking), 10:X; Lemleux, Pit (Inter­ Duper, Mlo. 711 19.8 SEATTLE — Billy Connors, pitching coach of the Chicago Cubs league’s best record at 10-2, taine said, "W e’ve been working on ference), 13:44. Lorgent, Sea. 483 13.4 sChannel, WTIC Rombls 34 44 8, Worthy 417 1O10 24, 7:30 Bruins vs. Sabres, Channel 38 for the past five seasons, on Tuesday was named pitching coach Abdul-Jabbor 410 21017, E. Johnson 2947 Second Period— 3, Pittsburgh, Montha 1 Cloylon, Mia. 7X X.7 Golf TO D A Y (RuskowskI, LaVallee), 4:15 (pp). 3, 7:30 Celtics vs. Pacer}, WKHT; of the Seattle Mariners, who also added Bobby Tolan and Frank Automatic delivery available at 10, Scott 413 64 23, Cooper 4 W 1-1 14, Girls Soccer SportsChannel at midnight on taped Th r SUmdurd tff 1‘nUt‘rlhm BrIckowskI 23 2-4 4, Matthews 24 00 4, Vancouver, Tantt 3 (Lonz, Sundtirom), Lemleux cited .Slnrr IHMft." Class L Division 17:X(pp). Penottles-Pettt, Von (hook­ NO Y/kRDS LONG AVG delay i Howard to Manager Dick Williams’ coaching staff. Branch 1-1002 Green 02000. Totals 3275 Mercy ot Manchester, 2 p.m. ing), 5:45; Petit, Von (cross-checkhrig), 11:00 America's Cup Challenge Ser­ 3 4 X 110. Stark, Ind. 30 1807 41 44.3 You could be on* of 20 hicky winnera to Class M Division 7:55; Bodger, Pit (delay of gome), 16:X, Roby, Mia. 33 1484 73 45.0 ies, ESPN NEW YORK (AP) - Mario SRATTLR (94) Tallwood East Catholic at Farmington, 2 p.m. Sutter, Van, mlnor-malor (Instigator, drive ewey In a 1987 Jeep Wrenglerl Chambers 417 25 21, McDaniel 415 2214, Camarillo, N.E. 44 1906 M X.3 Lemleux of the Pitsburgh Pen­ Class S Division flittitlno), 18:19; M rlko, Van (rorigh- Glldemelster pulls off big upset j Bv Lister4153411, Henderson296410, Phelps TWO MAN-BEST BALL — Gross- Gossett, Clev. 44 1X7 41 X.4 guins. who scored a league-high IS Portland ot Coventry, 2 p.m. Ing), 18:19; Hllller, Pit, malor (fight­ Newsome, PHt. 48 2027 57 X.2 24 00 4, Ellis 7-15 24 19, Young 1-1 00 2 C. Jlm Bldwell-Stan Domlon 47, Bob ing), 18:19; Ruskowikl, Pit, malor-game WORCESTER, Mass. — Peruvian Laura Gildemeister limited goals and added 14 assists in 11 What were you last cherged? $ -| 35QT. Johnson 25004, Choney 241-25, StanNxtry Clark-RIch Lombardo 73. Net — Jan FRIDAY mhoonduct (flghtlng)ri8:l9. games, on Tuesday was named the 27004, Wllllams02000.Totals37-94202594. Jayson-Sol Russo 41, Craig Phllllps- Boxiag No 5 seed Claudia Kohde-Kilsch of West Germany to just five Football Third Pertod-8, Pittsburgh, Lemleux 17 NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE NHL Player of the Month for 872- 2140. Salt andall/B/Se Chlc (Sognon 43, Bob Mlller-Rlck South Catholic vs. Eost Catholic (at (Frowlev, Bodger), 10:31. Penalties— Quarterbacks points in the final five games to produce a 7-6 (7-5), 6-1 110 gallon mlnlniimi' LJ1. Liksrs 14 M » 14-1M BorkowskI 63, Gordon Beebe-Lou Gon­ Mount Nebo), 7:X p.m. ATT COM YDS TD INT opening-round upset at the Virginia Slims of New England tennis October. prleo aub|acl to ohongt M M B l l — 94 zales 63. Cress Country Overtime— None. Penalties— None. Kramer, Minn. 2X IX 23X X 7 Three point goals— Cooper, Scott, Ellis TALLWOOD PRO SHOP — Closs A — State Open (ot TImberlln, Kensing­ Shots on goal— Vancouver 11-169-1— 37. D.Whlte, Ocril. I X 95 11X 12 5 tournament Tuesday. Lemieux, whose performance fdR QUEST •**•* 2. Fouled out— BrIckowskI. Rebounds— Flghtachadula ■ 30307 7 E. Center St. Low Gross-Steve Schochner 77. Low ton), Girls Open at 2:X p.m. State Pittsburgh 12860— X . Kemp, S.F. 197 117 1X1 11 8 Third-seed Czechoslovakian Helena Sukova overcame an highlighted the Penguins’ best L.A. Lakers 45 (Rombls 17), Seattle 44 Net-John Banavige X . Class B — Low Boys' Open Championship at 3:15 p.m. Power-play Opportunities— Vancouver 1 Pelluer, Doll. ^ 141 in 1314 4 4 Manchester / 649-3528 (Lister 14). Assists— L.A. Lakers 22 (E. Gross-Carl MIkolowsky 83. Low Net- of 3; Pittsburgh 1 of 4. Schroeder, Wash. V 3K I X 23X 10 7 WEMBLEY, England (AP) — Herol early threat from upset-minded Melisa Gurney fOr a 1-6, 6-1,6-2 start, 8-3-0, since Pittsburgh joined Johnson 10), Seattle 24 (Stansbury4). Total Frank Glantonlo 73. Class C — Low (taolles— Vancouver, Young (X sh ot6 X Young, T.B. 144 77 lOn 3 2 the NHL in 1967-68. edged Edmon­ fouls— L.A. Lakers 22 Seattle X . SATURDAY victory. It pays to Sap with PAP Gross-Ken Scofield 85. Lew Net-DIck Football saves). Pittsburgh, Meloche (37-35). Hippie, Det. 2X I X 1714 8 X ton Oilers center Wayne Gretzky. Technicals— Seattle lUegol defense 2 L.A. Vizard 63. A— 12343. Joworskl, Phil. 2X IX 13X 8 5 Lakers lUegal defense. A— 10926. Monchester at Enfield, 1 :X p.m. « r — MANCHESTER HERALD Wednesday, Nov. 5, >986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Nov. 5, 1986 — 83 Bc^ars add Flutie Free agency list to quarterback list continues to grow TA« SALE SIGN Bv Joe Mooshll A re ih m p piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? 65-yard touchdown pass and Mike Bv The Associated Press until May 1, a month into the 1987 The Associated Press Lansford kicked a 50-yard field r • season. goal with four seconds remaining^ Thej^est way to announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale NEW YORK - Catcher Steve Law. 30, hit .261 with 36 runs LAKE FOREST. 111. - The to give the Rams the victory. Yeager, who batted .208 in limited batted in for the Royals, who Chicago Bears now have four Pressed about Flutie, Ditka said Classified Ad. When you place your ad, you’ll receive time for the Seattle Mariners last signed him after he was cut by the quarterbacks on the roster and no he could use the former United season, has filed for free agency for Chicago White Sox prior to the start starter for Sunday’s game at States Football League quarter­ ONE TAG SALE SIGN FR E E , compliments of The Herald. the second straight year. of the regular season. Law had Tam pa Bay; back if the need arose. Yeager was one of six players to The Bears activated Doug Flutie arthroscopic surgery on his right declare for free agency ’Tuesday, STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQUARE, MANCHESTER Tuesday and the Heisman Trophy “ He has looked good, he’s knee and missed two months of the bringing the total to 48, the Major winner became the fourth quarter­ throwing well, he’s a g o ^ athlete,” year. . , League Players Association said. back on the Super Bowl champion’s Ditka said. “ He has had minimal Law, an outfieldeb, said he would Also filing were pitchers Mike roster. Coach Mike Ditka ruled out work.” like to remain with the Royals. LaCoss of the San Francisco Giants one of the four — Jim McMahon — Flutie, who signed with the Bears “ I ’m not out for a lot of money. I HOMES and Joe Beckwith of the Los as a starter Sunday but that was as on Oct. 23 after Chicago acquired just want to play. And I want to Ihelp wanted Ihelp wanted HELP WANTED Ihelp wanted HELP w a n ted Ihelp wanted HELP w a n ted FOR SALE far as he went. his rights from the Rams, does not Angeles Dodgers, infielder Dave play in Kansas City,” he said. Law Stapleton of the Boston Red Sox, is the fourth m em ter of the Royals I “ Someone will start, I guarantee expect to play this week or in the and outfielders Billy Sample of the to file for free agency. Joining Part time drivers - wanted Government Homes from we’ll have 11 mefron the field,’’ near future. Medical Secretory-Port Bank Teller, full time tor Medical secretary full Data Entry Operator-Due $1 (U repair). Delinquent Atlanta Braves and Rudy Law of for South Windsor school Ditka said at his weekly news “ I don’t anticipate playing,” utility outfielder Lynn Jones, mi­ time opening In Internal South Windsor Bank & time. Duties Include trans­ to Internal promotions an tox property. Reposses­ the Kansas City Royals. buses. Starting pay $6 per conference Tuesday, the day after Flutie said. “ Right now, every­ nor league shortstop Onix Concep­ Medicine office. ResponsI Trust. Co. Previous teller cription, Insurance, bil­ opportunity exists for an sions. Call 805-687-6000 *Xt Yeager, 37, filed for free agency hour. Full training pro­ Cleaners. Residential, ling, bookkeeping. Salary experienced Data Entry the Bears’ 20-17 loss to the Los thing I know is from the play book cion and reserve catcher Jam ie vided. Call 528-0086. bititles Include billing, or cashier experience Permanent Part time po­ GH 9965 tor current repos­ after playing the 1985 season with Quirk. ' flexible day time hours. typing. Insurance forms, helpful. Excellent starting commensurate with expe­ Operator. Strong key­ sition avollable for a Cou- session list. N Angeles Rams. and watching films. The biggest Los Angeles. He re-signed with the Stapleton played in 38 games Mon-FrI, The House and patient contact. 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Call Fl- for 102 yards but was intercepted No experience needed. lob. Young Tech graduate rock Industries, Inc., 249 Banking-Full and Part Excellent opportunity to ano Realty 646-5200. “ The only way I ’ll get in is expired have until midnight Nov. .285 with six home runs. East Hartford roofing twice. Full pay while training. Certified Nursing preferred. Excellent be­ Progress Dr., time positions available. work with o pleasant staff ■ through injury or necessity,” Flu­ 11 to declare free agency. Upon LaCoss went 10-13 for the Giants company looking tor root­ Manchester. Tomczak completed only two of EO E. Appl9 In person. Assistants-Meadows nefits and lob opportuni­ Call Mrs. Waters at 649- In on Interesting field. tie said. “ I understand I ’m a new filing, they are free to negotiate with a 3.57 earhed-run average in ers and rooters helpers. ------4______4586. Please coll Denise Ro­ Bolton-Wooded and se­ eight passes for 28 yards but was AP photo Manor Is now seeking ties. Please send resume guy and everybody wants to see with all 26 major league clubs. If a 204 1-3 innings. No experience necessory. Production Worker-tor Certified Nursing Assist­ to M r. Sherwood Rose PO Clerical Help Needed- berts, Advertising Direc­ cluded 7 room U 8> R built there to hand off to Thomas Benefits available. Coll what you can do. But the media will Doug Flutie, formerly with the New Jersey Generals in player’s original team fails to sign Beckwith appeared in 15 games light manufacturing. ants Interested in working BOX 204 Columbia Ct. Housewife hours, 10 to 2. tor, at 643-2711 tor Inter­ Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2y2 Sanders, who scored touchdowns 289-2919. Apply; Savings Bank of not dictate to Coach Ditka what to him by Jan. 8. that team is with the Dodgers, all in relief, and Some lifting required. hours that tit your sche­ 06237. view appointment. baths, eat-ln kitchen, din­ on mils of 10 and 34 yards. do. the USFL, limbers up his passing arm after the Chicago Please call 649-3900. dule through our “ On Call Manchester, 923 Main ing room, hardwood V ineligible to deal with the player had a 6.87 E R A witii no decisions. That gave the Bears a 17-10 lead, “ I have certain abilities but I Bears put him on their active roster Tuesday. The Bears Registry”. Salary $6.53 Secretary (Clerk) full Street, Manchester. 646- Driver-Part time tor the floors through out, fin­ 1700, ext 226. EOE. Manager-Position availa­ but Steve Dils hit Ron Brown with a need more time,” Flutie said. E M T. Full time positions per hoof. Apply In person time, needed for insu­ Manchester Herald, Cov-. ished basement, 1 car are now carrying four quarterbacks. „ ble 14 kt lewlery depart­ garage, private deck. Fl- now available. Up to $6.43 Monday through Friday rance office. Requires typ­ entry route. Good pay. ment. Excellent pay and Waitresses full and port per hour based on expe­ 9am to 3pm. Meadows ing and dictaphone skills. Immediate opening in Short hours! Call Frank at ano Realty. $154,900. 646- time. Apply In person La ' South Glastonbury tor self benefits If you auallfy. 5200. rience and training.'* Paid Manor, 333 Bldwell Street, Knowledge of property 742-8867 or the Manchester Poyless Beauty Supply, America II, New Zealand Strode West 471 Hartford holidays, vacation and Manchester. and casualty Insurance motivated well organized Herald office. 647-9946. Rd. Individual as church se­ 664 Center Street, Man­ sick leave, medical Insu­ helpful. Salary based on chester. 649-1018. Manchester. By Dwner. 6 rance and profit sharing. Full time production experience. Excellent be­ cretory. Must be expe­ Carpet Installer and room Dormered Cape, 1 NFL teams going conservative rienced typist and enjoy stay tied In America’s Cup Physical Therapist - Part Part time positions also packer, 40 hours plus, full nefits. Coll for appoint­ Helpers. Top pay, health car garage with potto. time.position available to availoble. Apply In per­ benefits. Apply In person: ment 875-3333. Interaction with people. Insurance, paid vacation, Full basement. Excellent work on on "On Coll son. Immediate Inter­ Fowler's Ltd., 117 Colon­ Partnership work sche­ location & condition. Call he’s right. You also need the players, of 4? bonus. Year round work. iqiBUSINESS By Dove Goldberg back Je rry Gray, who had an FREM AI^LE, Australia one point ahead of Italia. Basis” In skilled nursing views for all qualified ial Road, Manchester. Poultry farm workers full dule possible. Salary Call 282-0831. Commerical owner tor appointment. The Rams, Bears and Giants, all GU The Associated Press interception to set up a field goal, course, and some prevent offense (AP) — Ataierica II and New Both America II and White facility specializing In applicants. Professional time. Benefits Included. range $13,500. Please send work. '^lOPPORTUNITIES 649-6309. $100,500. forced for one reason or another to letter with skills and expe­ stated the PO philosophy bluntly. teams open up when they have Zealand made it four wins in as Crusader flew protest flags at short term rehabilitation. Ambulance Service. Silas Secretary flexible full or Call Arbor Acres Farms. play the prevent offense, are 7-2, Position to Include wee­ rience to Box 1B7, South Welcome to the world of the “ We know it’s up to us to do them. many tries in the second round the finish line. The reasons for Dean Highway, part time secretarial posi­ 633-4681. John Purcell. Helpers needed to work Must Sell-T-Shirt, locket Manchester. 3 bedroom, sharing with Washington the best kend rotation, and vaca­ tion available In small Glastonbury, 06073. Prevent Offense. something,” he said. “ So we go out of the challenger trials today to the penalty flags will remain Wethersfield. with vacuum leaf ma­ and cop printing equip­ with garage, fenced yard, Anyone who watched the Chi­ record in the conference. Another and do it.” Denver’s prevent offense has tion relief. Please call manufacturer wholesale chine. $7.00 per hour. ment. With suppliers. Wil­ enclosed front porch, remain tied for the lead among unknown until the protests are Physical Therapy Direc­ Warehouse Part time office clerk tor cago Bears and Los Angeles Rams PO team, the Atlanta Falcons, are “The Rams are similar to us,” gotten bolder as Elway has ma­ office In Manchester. Apply; 9 Depot Street, ling to train. $4(100. Negoti­ large eat-ln country kit­ the 12 boats seeking a chance to formally filed. French Kiss and tor at Cresttleld Convoles- Clerks/DrIver-tor South telemarketing room. Monday night saw it. So did the 5-3-1. Chicago safety Gary Fencik said. tured; Miami Coach Don Shula, a Good typing skills, filing Manchester, Ct. 646-7745. able. Call 904-767-8296. chen, nicely decorated. win the America’s Cup. New Zealand also had protest cent Home 6435151. ond good telephone skills. Windsor wholesaler. Per­ Must have pleasant tele­ This week offered perfect PO adherent in the ’70s, has been Move In condition. Must witnesses to the Dallas Cowboys- ’’They don’t give the ball away and America II, the New York flags up over an incident which Send resume or apply In manent full time posi­ phone personality and Reliable Individual See! $119,900. Bv owner New York Giants game on Sunday. examples. they let the defense create forced to change by the addition of C e r t It Led N u r s i n g tions. Good benefits with oood math aptitude. 6am - Yacht Club’s entry, skippered took place before the start. Assistants-Weekend posi­ person Fowler's Ltd., 117 needed, general ware­ 646-9715. — The Giants, with Phil Simms opportunities.” Marino and the erosion of his Telephone Operators. No regular overtime. Call 2pm, 5davs per week. Call ’The A F C is the home of the by John Kolius, soundly beat the In the other races, ^ USA , experience necessary. tions now available. Start­ Colonial Road, house duties with some Real Estate quarterbacks — John Elway, Dan completing just six of 18 passes, Some of the conservatism stems defense; and Simms has been Monchester. 528-9624. 528-9624. deliveries. Must hove val- among the Nt^L leaders in passing England’s White Crusader. New defeated Azzurra, Stars & Paid training. Full time, ing salary $7.58 per hour...... — ------1— Storrs-NIce 2 bedroom Marino. Tony Eason. Ken O’Brien beat Dallas 17-14 because Joe from problems. Apply In person Monday ' lad driver’s license, and yardage the last two years — when Zealand, skippered by Chris Stripes defeated Heart of Am er­ part time. 6am-2pm, 2pm- T e ocher Aldes- Grocery clerk-full time Mobile home In adult and Jim Kelly, all members of tbe Morris ran for 181 yards and the The Rams and Falcons have no , 10pm, 3om-11pm, 4pm- through Friday from 9am handy man skills. 528-9401. community. Appliances, he’s had people to catch the balls. Dickson, fought off a challenge ica and Eagle whipped Chal­ Immedldte openings In mornings, and also groc­ HOMES class of ’83. The N F C is where the defense was tough when it had to first-rank experienced quarter­ by French Kiss. lenge France. ' 9pm, one day of weekend to 3pm. Meadows Manor, Special Education class­ ery receiving clerk full FOR SALE central air and porch. be. It was Morris’ second straight : required. Edward's Ans- 333 B ld w e ll S tre e t, Wonted-Reliable person HD $32,900. M c C a va h a g h best teams hand the ball to a back; the Giants’ two most danger­ You also have to find ways to Kolius, whose only loss in the Second-round wins are worth rooms. One for language time. Call Rick or Lou or 181-yard game and represented ' wering Service 649-1200. Manchester. Stock Room/Messenger to core tor my three Real Estate. 649-3800.a superior running back; let superior ous wide receivers are injured and assuage the ego of the quarter­ challenge series came at the five points, as compared to the Delayed Behavior Disor­ apply In person at East children at my home. Own three-fourths of New York’s net full time, fills supplies dered Students, ages 5-7; Hampton Colonial IGA defenses hold the other guys and so is Chicago quarterback Jim back, the usual offensive glamour hands of New Zealand in the one point awarded in the first request, maintain stock transportation. Referen­ All real estote advertised tell the quarterback to get out of the yardage. McMahon. the other for Developmen- Supermarket, East Hamp­ Jackpot! Terrific3tamlly boy. That’s a little easier for Dils — first round, had to come from round. In the third round, the room record retention ces. 647-7043. In the Manchester Herald on Adelaide St. on the way. — The Rams, with Steve Dlls But some of it is by design. You tally DIsabled/AutistIc ton Mall, Rte. 66, 267-6615. Is sublect to the Fair a career backup with just 17 starts behind after White Crusader winner of each race will receive and messenger. Requires Students ages 3-8. EOE. Southend of Hartford. Better he do nothing than make a completing just six for 25 passes for exploit your defense and the skills in eight N F L - seasons — who won the start. America II wound 12 points. good driving record and Cooks, short order dell Housing Act of 1968, which Three 5 room flats, sepor- WANTED: Apply at: Community Dental assistant, 3 days makes It Illegal to adver­ mistake. 137 yards, beat the Bears 20-17 of your defense and running backs up winning by one minute. some lifting. Contact; counter people, full or ate utilities, excellent In­ replaced Steve Bartkowski and is ’The top race Thursday pits Child Guidance School, per week. Experienced tise any preference, lim­ “ I know people say we’re a because one of Dils’ completions like Morris, Eric Dickerson. Wal­ Darrel Long at South 317 North Main Street, preferred but not neces­ port time. Hours to suit come potential. 2 car gar­ standing in until rookie Jim Eve­ New Zealand led from start to Italia vs. Stars & Stripes in a Driver / Attendant Windsor Bank 8. Trust Co. your needs. Experienced itation or discrimination one-dimensional team and we went for a 65-yard touchdown and ter Payton and Gerald Riggs. rett is ready to become the Rams’ finish against overmatched match of two of the three top Manchester. sary. Coll 6431726. age, newer roof. $169,900.o because the special teams conr 289-6061. or will train, above over­ based on roce, color, reli­ Jackson & Jadkson Real are,” Rams Coach John Robinson “ If you can run the ball, that’s quarterback. French Kiss, winning by 2; 23. challengers for the final two to assist a wheelchair reliant man in gion, sex or national verted Maury Buford’s bobble of a age wages based on post Estate. 647-8400 or 646- says. “ But we’ve been pretty your best chance of winning,” says “ I just go out and do what John America II and New Zealand spots in the semifinals. New Receptlonlst-Moture- experience. We otter paid origin, or an Intention to punt into another touchdown. the conduct of his business. $6.20 an 8646. successful that way. We figure that New York Coach Bill Parcells, who tells me to do. which is to be lead the standings with 31 points Zealand and America II appear Remove mineral buildup OPPORTUNITY! Wanted for general office vocations, profit shoring, make any such prefer­ 5 It Was the third straight game the Only Knocks Once — If if we’re even or a little ahead in the also has the league’s second-best competitive,” Dils says, using each, while White Crusader to have the first two spots locked hour, approximately 30 hours per from your teakettle bv work In optometric office. medical insurance and ence, limitation or dis­ Nestled among the trees! fourth quarter we’re going to win.’ defense or special teams had rushing defense. ’’You run and you you are an energetic real Must have pleasant man- crimination. The Herald “competitive” as a euphemism for remained in third with 23 points. up. pouring In half a cup of estate proteeslonal, come pleasant friendly working Relax In the great lucuzzi Unfortunately for the spectators. scored for the Rams and comer- stop the run.” not making mistakes. week. Driver/Attendant will be white vinegar and one erlsms, and light typing conditions. Apply at will not knowingly accept both that comes with this tor a confidential inter­ any advertisement which required on occasion to assist with quart of top water. Heat to view to see what makes skills. 2'/2 days. Salary Rein's New York Style rambling 9 room Ranch In rolling boll and let stand this young, dynamic $5.50 per hour. Call 633- Deli 428 Hartford Tpke - Is In violation of the law. Boltoce 3 bedrooms, full bathing and.^ dressing. Some overnight tor one hour. Pour out growing firm a cut about 2626. Rte 30 Vernon. basement, 2 car garage, solution, till with water, the rest! Call Lib Beebe at 30 Locust Street. 2 Family lots«pt gjoss, acre plus lot. travel' involved. Apply in writing to: boll again and discard. 549-HOME or 646-9730 4 rooms each, $139,900. $148t9(^Jawson 8< Jack- Add buildup to your (am). Principals only. Call 646- son R A l L l ^ e . 647-8400 Division of Rehabilitation Services, Design SWITCHBOARD 2426. Weekdays 9-5. ^ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-271Tr budget bv selling no- or 646-86455^ 600 Asylum Avenue, Hartford, CT longer used furniture and Supervisor OPERATOR appliances with a low-cost 100 Hemlock Street- Those who hesitate are 06105, ATTN: Bureau Chief, DCS. I.n.'IRAKD ,\SS()CI,\Th:S Spacious 2 bedroom lost! Don't let this 3famllv ad In Classified. 6432711. or co.NmxTiair, ini:. Responsible for Experienced, on PBX Ranch, next to Center In Manchester slip by. Business P ro p e rty...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 Form Supplies and Equipment___80 Notices working with and Dimension 100 or Springs Park. Completely .6-3-3 room units, porches, Resort Property ...... 26 Bookkeeplng/lncome T a x ...... 54 Oftice/Retall Equipment ...... 81 similar system pre­ Lost/Found ...... 01 R A TE S : 1 to 5 days; 90 cents per line per day. supervising the draft­ redecorated, heated att­ modern Improvements, Mortgages ...... 27 Carpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 ferred. Basic typing ached garage. Immediate Personals...... 02 6 to 19 days; 70 cents per line per day. ing function. (Check­ "separorf^ utilities, nice Wanted to B u y ...... 28 Palntlng/Paperino...... 56 Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 skills also necessary. occupancy. Owner broker yard. Great Income! Announcements...... 03 M^fslcal Items...... 84 ^ 20 or more days; 60 cents per line per day. ing experience de­ Auctions...... 04 Rooflno/Sldlno ...... 57 Call Mr. Whitney at Samuelson. 649-0498. $164,900. Jackson 8, Jack- Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment ... 85 Minimum charge: 4 linos. sired along with a Financial...... 05 Rentals P A R T TIM E 568-2020 for more In­ son Real Estate. 647-8400 Electrical ...... 59 Pets and Supplies...... 86 wire and cable back­ Manchester- 6 room Cape, or 646-8646.D Rooms tor R ent...... 31 Miscellaneous for S a le ...... 87 !!WANTED!! formation. 4 bedrooms, convenient to Heating/Plumbing...... 60 D E A D L IN E S : For clossified adyertlsements to ground. Documenta­ — ------7^------1 Employment & Education Apartments tor Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tag Sales...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the CUSTOMER SERVICE EOE schools, bus, and shop­ New listing! 'Condo- Condominiums tor Rent...... 33 tion experience criti­ ping. $98,000. Evenings $89,900. Spacious town- ...... 11 Services W anted...... 62 Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. JOIN OUR SALES FORCE Help Wanted...... Homes tor R ent...... 34 and weekends. 649-1537. house In desirable area...... 12 For adyertlsements to be published Monday, cal. Computer knowl­ Situation Wanted ...... Store/Oftice Space...... 35 DEPARTMENT Plenty of storage. Fin­ ...... 13 the deadline is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. edge a plus. We are a Business Opportunities...... Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise BOOKKEEPER Quality 3 bedroom Ranch. ished basement. All ap­ Instruction...... 14 WORK PART TIME growing company... Industrial P ro p e rty...... 37 Holidav/Se^sonal...... 71 Automotive Mon.-Thurs. 3:00-7:30 pm 1'/2 both, beautiful wal­ pliances to stay. Including Employment Services...... 15 Miscellaneous for R ent...... 38 Antlaues and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sale : ...... 91 R E A D Y O U R AD. Classified adyertlsements are and a good place to kout rec room to private washer and dryer. Furni­ Fri. 3:00-7:00 pm Small dynamic proces­ lot wltblnground pool. We Roommates Wanted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale .. .■.•...... 92 taken by telephone as a convenience. The Must like children., must have reliable work. Interested? ture Is negotiable. Call us sing company with 30 guarantee our houses! and let us show It to you! I Wanted to R e n t...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Compers/Trailers...... T ...... 93 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one car. Hours 5pm-8pm, Mon.-Thurs., Sat. 7:00-10:00 am Give me a call and we employees needs full Real Estate Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of Banchard & Rossetto Real Realty World Frechette TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 can discuss our charge bookkeeper Estate. 646-2482.0 AssocIatlon.D 646-7709. Homes tor Sale ...... 21 Machinery and Tools ...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 the original Insertion. Errors which do not 9:30-1 pm Sat. tamiliar with 1-write sys­ Services lessen the value of the advertisement will not opening and howyou Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 tem. experience with ac­ Must be seen! 6 huge Vinyl slded,8 room Ranch, Lots/Land tor Sale...... 23 Child Care...... 51 Good Things to E a t ...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 be corrected by an additional Insertion. EASY MONEY might fit into It. counts payable, ac­ rooms, 2 full baths, spec­ 3 bedrooms, 1'/2 baths, Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... 98 counts receivable and tacular kitchen. Thermo- family room with carpet­ Frank Darius accounts reconciliation. pone windows, 2 car gar­ ing, bar and sink, garage Corporate Director Immediate opening. Ex­ age! We guarantee our and flat, open, rear yard. CALL SUSAN Paraonnel and Services cellent chance to grow houses! Banchard & Ros- Don't miss out on this one! at with company. Call for set+o Real Estate. 646- Asking, $119,900. Strono 9 Notices Employment IN CIRCULATION Adirondack Wire & appointment. Mail re- 2482.0 Real Estate 647-7653.0 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ini HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED CDHELP WANTED Cable Company aumee to; S Education TODAY 1451 New Britain Ave. Carla’s Paata Inc. ILD8T Maintenance Position; Mechanlcs-1 year expe­ Farmington, C T 06032 m AND FDUND perform a variety of main­ rience required on me­ Dlrector/Youth Cleaners-Manchester 275A Progress Dr. tenance tasks to upkeep dium duty trucks salary to Programs-Full time with areo. Monday through 677-2657 Manchester, C T 06040 approximately 200 rental commensurate with expe­ benefits. Nutmeg branch Saturday. 7am-10am. S5.00 TELEMARKETING 647-9946 EOE By Choles Tel: 847-8647 ‘Lost-MInlature HELP WANTED condos In Manchester. rience. Must have own YWCA Manchester Oeve- per hour to start. Toll tree Part Time Schhauzer. Salt and OD Full time, must live on tools. Company benefits, lope & Administer pro­ 1-800-343-1001. We are looking for people who Uke to talk on the pepper. Red nylon collar. sight. Knowledge of coll 528-8)14. 9am-4pm. M - grams for school aged E l Answers to Tanya. Call children Including before phone; speak with a pleasant voice, who can work plumbing a must. Salary F. 643-0127. Full time position availa­ and after school daycare. TELEMARKETING from 4pm-9pm, Monday-Thursday. ble at automotive lube commensurate with expe­ Part TImi / Full Timi rience. Coll 646-3422. Insurance. Port time posi­ Recruit and supervise In­ Full and part time posi­ WE OFFER: *5.00 per hour; commissions; paid center. Experience help­ structors, assist In budget ful but will train. Apply In tion 8:30am to 1pm.'Mon- tion available Immedle- vacations; courtesy membership; Christmas bo­ ARE YOU LOOKING FOR HEY KIDS! PEANUTS Frl for person with good preparation, do publicity nus; sales training. HELP WANTED person at: 315 Broad St., for programs. BA or BS tely. Flexible hours. No Manchester or call 647- typing, filing and general It you’re tired of v(ork- office skills. Call Harriet and 1 year experience In experience neceaaery, Sound like something you might like to try? Call Ing for the same pay 8997. child related position or between 9am-5pm, 646-7096 to set up an interview. A PART TIME JOB IN Johnson 646-6050. Inde­ ea we provide complete Are you interested in regardless ot pertor- Gas station attendant. pendant Insurance Center associates and 3 years training. Potential to experience. Hiring date SSl Broad St. AAA Auto Club Mandietter mance, we have the Neat appearance. Apply Inc. 830 Hartford RD $8.00 per hour to atart. EOE earning extra money F U L L TIM E SOaAL WORKER Vernon Shell. B75-54M. 12/1/86. Send resume to YOUR HOMETOWN? solution for you. What 6 Manchester. PART TIM E We .are a progressive M. Bragg, YWCA, 135 Call B. ROSS and winning prizes? are you quailfed to y ...... Broad St, Hartford, Ct. We have a permanent part time position available for a earn? multi-level nursing 06105 bv 11/14/86. An 1-203-525-7274 Small dynamic food home speclalzing In re­ Courier/Clerk in the Manchester Herald’s Advertising procetsing company EOE/AA Employer. 1-800-842-5048 HELP WANTED Join the Herald sales force, PCANUTB U.OO/Hr. 9 Carpentor Road habilitation and we are NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Department. Monday through Friday, 9am to 3pm. No with 30 employees pro­ seeking to expand.our ages 11-16, must be able to KID STUFF M.SO/Hr. Bolton - Wooded and Secluded, duces pasta products. Social Service Depart­ IN MANCHESTER AREA SPRAY THAT Stolnaway. experience necessary. Must be energetic and reliable. work two nights a week, 5- Employees are needed ment. If you are Inter­ Ballpoint ink stains on AVERAGE 'S.OO/Hr. 7 room U&R built Ranch. MEDICAL K Mart help wanted. Assist our advertising staff with clerical duties and occa­ for 1st shift and 2nd ested In case manage­ SECRETARY shirt pockets...othar pla­ 8:30 PM (you pick the days!), REAL MONEY iS.OO/Hr. 3 bedrooms, 2'h baths, eat-in kitchen, dining shift. Kitchen, Produc­ ment In community out­ SECRETARY ces, too...can be removed sional pick-ups/deliveries of advertising materials. Must Parktr 8L 399-514 Merchandise Em­ For mcaptlofl, typing and ga- almost magically by 9-12 on Saturdays. Call today room, fireplaced- living room, hardwood tion, and Warehouse reach, our allied health naral admInMiatIva dutlaa. TOP DOLLAR '7.50/Hr. Lydall 8L 1-47 Competent and spraying hair spray on the a Up work available. No ex­ team Is Interested In ployees, Cashiers, Oood tkllla raqulrad Includ­ have reliable car. Good pay plus mileage. Excellent op­ floors throughout, finished basement, t <|ar Wsadbridgi 8l 293-470 compassionate Stock. Full time and spot then, washing In the perience necessary. you. Please contact the ing typing and P.C. Sand portunity to work with a pleasant staff in an interesting If you are willing to garage, private deck. $154,900. Call Work available Satur­ Prispsct 8l all needed for Manches­ part-time positions your raauma and salary hla- usual way. Idle Items 647-9946 Administrator at around the home can be work, we’re willing to days and Suridays. Be­ HiekmitMk 81 all ter physician's of­ available experience lory to; field. Please call Denise Roberts, Advertising Director, at ask for Susan Crntfisid III fice. Knowledge of exchanged for cash, al­ pay. Gall C. Brown to nefits available. Firm Dr. not necessary, many Parsonnal Administrator 643-2711 for interview appointment." Convilnctnt Home Judith Dr. III Insurance and typing most magically, when ad­ In Circulation arrange an interview. employee benefits. KCR Tichnology. Inc. vertised In classified. C irli’s Pasta Inc. ind Fonwood Manor skills a plus. Call 646- Apply in person daily 100 PrwGtip* Ptrfc Rd. EMt Hartford, CT 06100 (Adult supervision positions also Call C. BROWN FIANO R E A L TY C ^ . 275A Progress Dr. 643-5151 MANCHESTER HERALD 0534 between 11 am Mon-Sat Manchester K Not all the news Is on the Manchester, C T 00040 and 2 pm . M onday An equal Oppty. Emptoyar W f front pagel There's lots of availikble.) 1-800-387-3720 646-5200 8-4 qall NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 M a rt 239 S pencer OuaHflad AppHcanta Only newsy Information In the through Friday. Street E O E . i^Ianrl|PHtpr IUrralh 1-2p3-249-7pS2 Til; 047-8847 EOE No Phona inquMaa Classified section. 643- 2711.

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Tune Up Time - Leaf Blowers, snow blowers, lawn and garden eoulp- ment. Also offerlngo com­ plete sharpening serylce. Fogortv Brothers — Bo- Art's Light Trucklng- Quality Sharpening, 104 Ulaiidipatpr Hrralh Reloxl Let me do It. Cleon cellors,ottlcs,goroges Hilliard Street (203) 64^ Manchester — A City ol Village Charm N* Shine. Responsible throom remodeling; In- stollotlon woter hooters, cleoned. Junk houled.Fur- 2111.______home cleonino service. niture ond oppllonces 643-4154. gorboge disposols; foucet In buying • home Is location. II you need a home repoirs. 649-4539. Vlso/M Odd lobs. Trucking. Home Concrete Work- abbreviate results I Be Pursuant to Stctlon(s) 190-154 and 1M of {{•• dependoble service. repoirs. You nome It, we Excovotlon, toundotlon, sure readers understand General Statutes, the Commission on Hospltols and Health Restrictions Wt cm help you bacomo a Pointing, Poperhonglng & do It. Free estimotes. floor, potlo. Fully Insured. your od by avoiding ab­ Care will hold a public hearing to heor testimony on the Hunger "REALE ” PROFESSIONAL! Removol. Coll 872-0237. Insured. 643-0304. 875-3827. RIchord Coron. breviations. 643-2711. request of the following facility: Call 640-4525, and ask for Oan. Applicant: New England Cardiovascular Imaging, Inc. Town: 'Rockville D. F. REAIE, INC. Docket Number: 86521 L B O A L NOTICai Item: To estobllsh a Mobile Cardiac C a t h ^ r l^ lo n fights on water use Real Esfafa TOWN O P A N D O V IR Service ot a capital cost of 81,207,040 which 175 Main St., Manchester, Ct PUBLIC HRARINO OP PLANNINO A ZONINO Includes financing. COMMI$$ION ON PROP05RD $PRCIAL‘RRRMIT 0 Mt.MHth KHokt.H 646-4525______Total Cost: 81,207,040 The Planning A Zoning Commission of Andover, Connec­ Co-Apollcants: Johnson Memorial Hospitol Buffet and hutch. Ethan ticut will hold a Public Hearing on Monday, November 10, Monchester Memorial Hospital contras Vernon Rockville 1 bed­ Allen Pine collection. 1986 at 7:30 p.m. In the lower level of the Town Office Build­ Rockville Generol Hospital may hit Jown Brand new! 8 room 7>h 3 bedroom Cope, applian­ room apartment In 3 fam­ Mint condition'. Call after ing on the following petition: Windham Community Memorlol Hospital both home. 1st floor fam­ ces, fireplace, convenient ily nice neighborhood. 5 4pm. 647-7234. ROUTE 6 — Petition of Friland Equities for approval of a ily room, fireplace. 160's " location. $850/month, plus minutes from highway. Special Permit to build on office building In a business The public hearinb will commence os follows; Bv John F. Kirch raging residents to cut back on the No pets. $400. 647-0593. zone. By George Loyng We guarantee our security. No pets. R. D. Queen Ann wing bock Dote; November 19 and 20 Herald Reporter Herald Reporter amount of water being used by not houses" I Banchord 8> Ros- Murdock. 643-2692. chair. A-1 condition. $90. Property Is bounded on the North by property N/ Fof Les­ Time: 9:30 a.m. both days Manchester-Nice 1 bed­ lie Standlsh, bounded on the South by Route 6, bounded continuously running the faucet setto Real Estate. 646- Call after 6pm. 649-7944.0 on the East by property N/F of the Estonian Society and Place: 1049 Asylum Ave., Hertford, Conn. 06105,4th floor STORRS — If onehungry person Mandatory restrictions on water and by taking quicker showers. V 2482.0______Immaculate Colonial room apartment In two bounded on the West by property N/F of Franklin Reed. hearing room. family. Working fire­ can make a difference, then 20 use may be imposed early next If that-does not work and more seeks new owner. 3 bed­ 4 piece Queen M ary bed­ At this hearing. Interested persons may appear and be heard The applicant Is designated as a party to students, faculty 'members and rainfall does not occur soon. Young Check out this paying room, 2Vs baths, 2 cor place. Bathroom and kit­ room set. Good condition. and written communications will be received. Any other person who proposes^ be “ year if water levels at Manches­ Investment. See this fan­ garage, professionally chen like new. No pets. Must sell! 649:5821. Ot 0 party a t provIMd for In Stctlon lya-WO'W ^ toq. of the others should be able to move a ter’s reservoirs don’t rise soon, said a special water-use charge $525. 647-0593. Maps dated November 7,1985 are on file In the office of the Regulations of Connecticut Stote Agencies, shall (He a writ­ mountain. At least that’s the view would be imposed to discourage tastic three family with landscaped, country liv­ Town Clerk, Town Office Building. ten"petition to be so designated not later than five (5) busi­ town Water and Sewer Administra­ large private yard, separ­ ing. $159,900. Klernon Real Living room couch, neu­ of a group of protesters at the consumption. Manchester-2 bedroom, Doted this 29th day of October and 5th day of November, ness days before the dote of the hearing. tor Robert 'Young said this ate utilities, modern Inte­ Estate. 649-1147. tral bockground, flower 1986, at Andover, Connecticut. Any person other thon a party who wishes to Pdrtlclyite In University of Connecticut. morning. '"rhe final page is water ration­ rior, low maintenance ex­ fully appllonced kitchen. print. Good condition. this hearing shall, prior to the eommMcemMt ^ o r a l testi­ In the lounge of the UConn terior and garages for 1st floor. No pets. ANDOVER PLANNING A ZONING COMMISSION Reservoir levels are at their ing,” he warned. L0T8/LAND $175. 2 pairs of matching KENNETH LESTER, CHAIRMAN mony, request, as provided for In Section 19a-14(t-31 of sfjjt Student Union, the activists and four cars. Priced to sell at $575/month plus heot and drapes, $40. Burnt orange SUZANNE DOWER, VICE-CHAIRMAN Regulations, that the-presldlng officer permit lowest since" the 1970s and a Manchester is not the only town FOR SALE utllltes. Call 646-8352. potion. If the request Is granted, such person sholl be ae- students — includingChad Lowdof drought watch is in effect because faced with dropping water $145,500. Joyce G. Epstein, rug, good condition, $50. 055-10 Real Estate: 647-8895.0 Denise. slgnoted as an Intervenor. Manchester — have been fasting the past seven months have been supplies. Coll 646-3373 after 5pm. since Monday along with at least Bofton, Birch Mountain, 06610 exceptionally dry. Young said. 'Young said several towns east of Coventry-Cozy 5 room Manchester 3 bedroom Vi 80" Herculon covered INVITATION TO BIO Court of Probate, District of one faculty member to protest U.S. Normally, reservoir levels this 1-3 acre building lots with Andover the Connecticut River face similar aluminum sided year views of surrounding of duplex. Fully ap- sofa. Good condition. / involvement in Nicaragua. They time of year are at about 85 percent situations, and the Metropolitan pllonced kitchen, IV 2 The Eighth Utilities District N onci OF HIARINO LBOAL NOTICB OF PUBLIC HRARINO round Ranch on Coventry countryside. $75,000. We $150. Call after 4pm, 649- seeks bids for hooting oil ond ESTATE OF ROBERT G. « don’t believe they can change of capacity, but currently are at 47 District (Commission’s reservoirs Lake. Wall to wall carpet­ also build custom homes. . baths. No pets. 1 year 2519. WEINGART America’a foreign policy over­ lease and security dep­ service (or the year 1986-1987. In accordance with the provisions of Section 128, Title 23, percent, he said. are-about at the 50 percent level. ing and stove. Beautiful Flano Realty. 646-5200. Items to be listed In bid are Pursuant to an order of Hon. U.S. Code, os prescribed In the Federal-Aid Highway Pro­ night, but they hope to inform “We’re hoping we’ll see a differ­ view of ;the water. Pri­ osit. $675/month plus heat Price per gallon, yearly ser­ Norman J. Preuss, Judge, gram Manual, Volume 7, Chapter 7, Section 5, dated Decem­ The problem will not be alle­ Tw in. mattress and box doled November 3, 1986 a people of a situation that has vate beach and boating Manchester-Falrwoy Est­ and utilities. Call 646-8352. spring. Good condition. vice contracts and hourly ber 30,1974, from the Federal Highway Administration, the ence in rainfall.” Young said. viated if heavy snow falls in Denise. rote for service not covered hearing Will be held on an ap­ Town of Manchester, with the assistance of the Connecticut claimed thousands of lives in the Normally, 23 inches of rain fall rights. Won't lost at ates, building lot on Golf $40. 742-70e0.n by service contracts. plication praying (or the December, January and Febru­ $82,900. James R. AAcCa- authority to sell a certain Department of Transportation, will hold a design public small Central American country. between April and November, but course, from $85,000. Fl­ Sealed bids will be received hearing for State Prolect No. 76148, Federal Prolect No. ary, Young explained. While the vanagh, 649-3800.D ano Reolfv 646-5200. Large 3 bedroom apart­ piece or parcel of land at pri­ IXM-2290(1), "The Reconstruction of Union Street Bridge "We want to draw attention to this year the town only received 16 I7c 1TV/8TERE0/ until 4:00 p.m., November 17, vate sale os In sold applica­ snow will eventually melt, its it will ment conveniently lo­ 1986. Bids will be publicly and Approaches", on Wednesday, December 10,1984, at 7:30 the human rights abuses by the inches. Wednesday night and early cated. No pets. $550. per tion on (He more fully p.m. In the Lincoln Center, Board of Directors' Meeting not contribute to the reservoir AAanchester-lmmaculote I ' 9 1 APPLIANCES opened, read and recorded at appears, at the Court of Pro­ contras,” said Junior Will Wilkin, this morning. .65 inches of rain fell, 4 month plus utilities. Avail­ the November 17,1986 meet­ Room, 1st Floor, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut. levels in its solid form. room Ranch, completely bate on November 12,1986 at In cose of severe Inclement weather, the hearing will be post­ referring to the rebel group the he said. redecorated, new wall to Rentals able November 15th. 649- ing. 9:00 a.m. Similarly, the cold weather could 3869 otter 3pm. poned to Thursday, December 11,1986 at the same tlme^and Reagan administration is support­ "Point sixty-five inches is not wall carpeting. Corner The right Is reserved to re- Sharon B. Preuss, place. ing in its attempt to overthrow the worsen an already extreme situa­ lot. A pleasure to'show. lect any or all bids. Bid 010-11 going to stem the tide,” Young tion if no rain falls. If some of the Coventrv-3 room apart­ quotes are to be sent to the The hearing will be concerned with the Town's recom­ leftist Sandinista government. said. "What we need is days and $96,900. James R. AAcCo- F o r Sole-Used Eighth Utilities District, 32 mended plan (or the reconstruction of Union Street Bridge reservoir water freezes, it will only vanagh, 649-3800.O ROOMS ment with utilities. Close and approaches. "We felt that if people knew, they days of .65 inches of rainfall.” refrigerator-frost free. Main St., Manchester, CT NOTICE TO CREDITOR8 further lessen the amount availa­ FOR RENT to lake. $375 monthly plus 06040. This prolect consists of replacing the Union Street Bridge would be outraged.” If the town were to receive no deposit. 742-9671 after Good condition. $160. 646- ESTATE OF ble for consumption. Home of the week on 5692.0 HELEN J. WARRINGTON DORIS E. COWLES on new alignment over the Hockanum River In the Town of That message was in evidence more precipitation, 113 days’worth Hamilton Drive, AAon- Central location, kitchen 4pm. CLERK The Hon. Norman J. Manchester. It will olso Include the realignment of the roo6 this morning as about seven fasting of water remain in its 9 reservoirs. Last winter and fall, reservoirs chester. U 8< R built raised privileges. Forking avail­ EIGHTH UTILITIES Preuss, Judge, of the Court way approaches beginning approximately 350 feet south of students stretched out on the were at near peak capacity, and Apartment tor rent Imme­ Coldspot 19 cubic foot DISTRICT of Probate, District of An­ the new bridge and extending approximately 250 feet north Young said the crunch will come in Ranch, 10 plus rooms, 4 able. Security ond refer­ refrigerator freezer on dover ot a hearing held on of the bridge. The total length of reconstruction Is approxi­ lounge couches and chairs, early February, and mandatory although the area received a lot of bedrooms on main floor. ences reaulred. $70 per diate occupancy. 6 room 003-11 mately 800 feet. The roadway and bridge will be constructed duplex. $575 monthly. 643- . bottom with Ice maker. October 31,1986 ordered that wrapped in blankets and looking restrictions might be imposed rain, the excess spilled over the 1st floor family room, 3 week. 649-9227 or 569-3528. Runs excellent. $99 Firm. all claims must be presented to a uniform width of 34 feet, and a 6f oot wide concrete side­ reservoir dams. Young said. Since rooms on lower level, 2 7884. to the fiduciary on or before walk will be provided on the east side of the prolect. weak. Large signs were posted up then. 646-1413.0 LIQUOR»i/o PERMIT with them condemning what they the ground was hard, the spill did fireplaces, 3 full baths. Large furnished room, NOTICE OF APPLICATION Janubry31,1987 or be barred This prolect Is being funded under the Federal-Aid Inter­ While he cautioned that there is Manchester-Main Street, os by low provided. state Trade-In Program, a Federal, State and local coopera­ call the "illegal and immoral not absorb into the earth and the Deluxe Inground pool. kitchen privelages near Sharon B. Preuss, not an emergency right now, AAony extras. Asking 2 rooms, stove and refrig­ RECREATIONAL This Is to give notice that I, tive effort to Improve traffic circulation and roadway safety war.” conservation measures have al­ water was lost. 6 bus and shopping. 647- CYNTHIA LEE MERRILL of Clerk In urban areas. $229,000. U 8. R Realty. erator Included. For more The fiduciary Is: " (Whether) we accomplish any­ When rainfall declined earlier 9288. Leave name and i ) EQUIPMENT 88 TOLLAND GREEN, TOL­ In accordance with the provisions of the Federal Highway ready been taken by town officials. 643-2692.a ' phone. Information coll 563-4438 LAND, CT 06084 have (Med an W. Donald Cowles thing or not.” Wilkin said, "we this year, it prevented under­ or 529-7858. 328 Lake Street Administratlon/Urban Moss Transportation Administra­ H*r*W photo by Tucker Young said these include using application placarded OC­ tion environmental regulations, 23 CFR, Port 771.115, this couldn’t just stand by and watch." more water from ground wells the ground streams that flow into Back on the market, desir­ For Sale. Rowing M a­ TOBER 27, 1986 with the De­ Bolton, CT 06043 Rooms-Main Street loca­ 011-11 prolect has been found to have no significant social, econ­ "We think that one person can reservoirs from recharging water able U 8> R contemporary Nice 2 bedroom apart­ chine, fully assembled, 1 partment of Liquor Control a omic, or environmental Impacts and Is being recommended Rob McDonald sleeps in the University part In a four-day fast in protest of U.S. town owns and making sure there tion. $165 monthly and up. year old, excellent condi­ GROCERY BEER (or thesole make a difference,” said Frank supplies, he said. September and raised Ranch. 4 bed­ Apply In person: 791 Main ment, 1st floor. Adults by the Connecticut Department of Transportotlon to the Fe­ are no leaks in the pipes and dams preferred, no pets, $350, tion. $75^^611 646-3245 of alcoholic liquor on the pre­ deral Highway Administration as a Categorical Exclusion. of Connecticut Student Union this invoivement in Nicaragua, at the reservoirs. October — usually very wet rooms, family room, 3 Street, Manchester otter mises 513 CEN TER STREET, CARS baths, 2 tireploces, cen­ plus 1 months security, after 5:30pm. Tentative schedules for the right-of-way acquisition and Please turn to page 10 morning. He is one of 20 peopie taking But "those aren’t going to be 1:30pm. Apartment M, 3rd MANCHESTER, CT 06040. the construction of this prolect will be discussed at the public tral air conditioning. Only floor. 649-6039. The business will be owned FDR GALE enough,” Young said. He is encou­ Please turn to page 10 by THE SOUTHLAND COR­ hearing. $174,900. U 8. R Realty. SOATS/MARINE 643-2692.D Two bedroom apartment, PORATION AND CYNTHIA Plans showing the recommended proposal are available EQUIPMENT LEE MERRILL of 2828 for public Inspection at the following locations: APARTMENTS heat, hot water, parking, NORTH HASKELL AVE­ $425 month. Call after ID Town Clerk's Office AAanchester-Poul Reyere FOR RENT NUE, DALLAS, TX 75209 & 88 Manchester Town Hall Cope at Lydoll Woods. 2 6pm. 528-6616. 16 foot Mod River canoe, TOLLAND GREEN, TOL­ 1966 Rambler-The Clas­ 41 Center Street good sized bedrooms, op- paddles Included. Used LAND, CT 06084 and wllLbe Manchester, Connecticut 06040 3 and 4 room apartments,, conducted by CYNTHIA LEE sic! From when they ma- Shultz’ talks with Sh^^rdnadze leave 'bitter taste’ East Hortford-Moyberry Monday through Friday pltonced kitchen with cus­ no opplionces.no pets,se- four times. Excellent con­ M E R R IL L as permittee. de'em like they used to. tom cabinets and French Village, clean, attroctlve4 8:30 a.m. -4:30 p.m. 1. curltv,coll 646-2426. Week- dition. $800. Please call CYNTHIA LEE MERRILL Only 85,000 mllest Solid doors to potlo. 12 X 23 room apartment. Credit 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- Dated 27-10-86 runner. 742-7686 evenings. ’ Connecticut Department of Transportation By Barry Schweld talks Friday. He did not elaborate. arms control experts with him to combination Hying room, dovsl9-5. check, $325. Parking 1 cor. 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for Engineering Office 569-7396. 070-10 160 Poscone Place, Room 414 The Associated Press In the only apparent glimmer of Vienna. At a thre^hour meeting dining area. }V i baths, Two bedroom apartment Bob. Newington, Connecticut 06111 progress, Shevardnadze agreed to Wednesday, he persuaded Sh6 vinyl siding. Rear gor- for rent. Dishwasher, dis­ Monday through Friday age.$118,900. D. W. Fish 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. VIENNA, Austria — The United consider a proposal by Shultz that vardnadze to have Soviet special­ Realty. 643-1591 or B71- posal, pool, tennis courts. CONDOMINIUMS MUSICAL States and the Soviet Union con­ U.S. and Soviet experts meet when ists meet with the Americans. Near 84. Call 282-7908after Autos. 2 cars for sole. WrIHen statements and exhibits In place of, or In addition regular U.S.-Soviet arms control The talks among the experts 1400.D FOR RENT ITEMS IMISCELLANEDUS Parts Only. 1972 Olds 455 to, oral statements made at the hearing may be moiled or de­ cluded their post-summit talks 7:00 pm. or (617) 864-5770 livered to the office of the Manchester Town Clerk ot the today in sharp disagreement over negotiations in Geneva are in^ lasted for more than three hours x4204 days. ]FDR SALE Engine $200, 1970 Ply­ above address no later than 4:30 p.m., December 24,1986. Ideal In-law Manchester- Manchester-Mlllbrldge Bundy Clarinet very good mouth 318 Engine $200. the American "Star Wars” anti­ recess. The current round winds up late Wednesday night at the U.S. Potential In this 2200 Sucre All persons Interested In this matter are welcome to attend embassy, but no details emerged. Condo-adults only.’Very condition with case. $95. Call 646-6649 after 3:00pm. the public hearing. missile program and ways to next week and talks are not foot Raised Ranch. Home comfortable, 5 rooms, 2 Please call 649-5547.D Air conditioner, gas grill, reduce superpower nuclear scheduled to resume until Emphasizing his determination Includes large flreploced bedrooms, 2 baths, fully slate . ping pong table, 1979 T-BIrd Automatic, Commissioner January. to press for greater respect for living room, large ap- electric lawn mower, con­ Connecticut Department of Transporatlon arsenals. 4 room apartment. M ar­ corpeted plus all the Air conditioning, stereo. G 96463 / G 96464 After five hours of meetings over Shevardnadze said the arms human rights in the Soviet Union, pllanced country kitchen, amenities like swimming 1 PETR AND sole stereo, electric or-; Original owner. $1200. Call 3 bedrooms and a den or ried Adults preferred. No gan, picnic tables. 649- 0 01-11 ______two days, Secretary of State control positions conveyed by Shultz named assistant Secretary pets. No appliances. Se­ pool, exercise and weight __ I SUPPLIES 649-4471. Shultz "represent a mixed bag of of State Rozanne L. Ridgway as 4th bedroom on the main room, game room and 4190. NOTICB George P. Shultz, clearly disap­ level. Downstairs has a 22 curity, references, 1 cor. PUBLIC HRARINO pointed, told reporters; "I can’t old mothballed views and co-leader of the American team. 649-1265. lounge. Immediate occu­ Golden Retriever AKC X 23 flreploced rec room,o pancy. $550 monthly. Coll B O A R D O F O IR R C T O R S say the meetings have moved us approaches.” She plays a central role in registered 10 month old jwANTED TD TOWN OF MANCHRSTRR, CONNECTICUT good b ^room and o full Mr. Lindsey 649-4000. along in any significant way, and I “One cannot avoid the impres­ formulating U.S. human rights bath. 2 car garage. Nice Manchester - 2nd floor 2 female. Excellent family ISUY/TRADE bedroom, heat and ap­ dog. All shots and spayed. 1973 Bulck Century, auto­ Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of regret this." sion that our partners (the Ameri­ policy. area. D. W. Fish Realty. matic, 2 door, excellent Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Heorlng at the Eduard A. Shevardnadze, the cans) wished to forget Reykjavik Presiding with her was Paul H. 643-1591 or 871-1400.n pliances, no pets. $575 plus Dog house and supplies American Flyer Trains Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchestw, security 646-3979. STORE AND Included $250 649-0593. condition, $1200. 646-2446. Connecticut, on Thursday, November 13,1986 at 8:00 P.M. to Soviet foreign minister, in an as soon as possible,” he said, Nitze, the principal weapons ad­ and accessorires. Please speaking through a translator. viser to Shultz and the chairman of Half two family house. OFFICE SPACE call 627-9848. consider and act on the following; acerbic summary before boarding 9 Rent- 4 room starter Manchester-Luxuory Proposed appropriation to Education Special a plane for Moscow, said he The Reykjavik summit ended in the U.S. delegation that met for home. Ideal for CHFA townhouse, 2 bedroom, Office Spoce For Rent. MISCELLANEOUS Prolects - Fund 41 • Computer Education ...... $9,068.00 departed with a "bitter taste." deadlock over the S tar Wars more than 10 hours with Soviet I'/i baths, central air con­ to be financed by a State Grant. program. 70's. Blanchard Excellent location-heat, FOR SALE Speaking to reporters at Schwe- anti-missile program, after Rea­ experts in Iceland. AP photo 8i Rossetto Real Estate. ditioning, oil electric, air ,lonitor, parking. 500 Automotivo Pontiac - 1980 LeMans Proposed appropriation to Education Special chat Airport before leaving for gan rejected restrictions on testing Shultz arrived at 8; 00 a.m. at the 646-2482.0 laundry room, 2 car gar­ square feet $250. 649-5334. station wagon, good de­ Prolects - Fund 41 - Manchester Education front of the Soviet Embassy and age, centrally located for Plush Carpet for sale. pendable family car, air Association Release Time 1984-87 ...... 812,572.80 Moscow, Shevardnadze said the of it as part of an arms reduction Secretary of State George Shultz (right) Shevardnadze look grim after breaking or 643-7175. deal. was greeted at the door by elderly couple. $500. Ref­ Like new 12' x 13' lime IS n C A R G conditioning, 6 cylinder, to be financed by contribution from the Man­ Soviets would submit further arms and Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard off discussions today in Vienna. erences reaulred, lease power brakes and steer- chester Educaton Association. control proposals*at the Geneva But Shultz brought nine U.S. Shevardnhdze. green. $60 647-0183. ISJ f DR g a l e plus security.' No pets. INDUSTRIAL Ino. Asking $1995.643-8422. Proposed appropriation to General Fund - NEED HELP? 643-7135. Public Works - Highway ...... 89,302.00 ID PROPERTY 73 Plymouth Duster, good to be financed by a FEM A Grant. FAST? Manchester-Available Im­ ENDROLLS 78 Chevy Malibu, 6 cy­ running condition, new All public meetings of the Town of Manchester are held at lo­ mediately modern 1st Manchester-Good space linder, vinyl top, 2 door, ports, and tires. $275. 646- cations which are accessible to handicapped citizens. In a 6 TODAY’S HERALD 27'A width • 258 ditlon, handicapped Individuals requiring an auxiliary aid In Legis/ators look toward '87 session floor apartment with ap­ at reasonable prices. Coll excellent condition. 565- 357rhfter 4pm. Advertise with owner for present or fu­ 13V< width - 2 (or 258 8706 before 3pm or 649- order to facilitate their participation at meetings should pliances. 4 rooms $425 M U ST be picked up at the contact the Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the scheduled monthly plus utllltles. 647- ture needs at 643-2414. 2914. 1981 Bulck Skylark, 54,000 meeting so that appropriate arrangements can be made. M HS girts prevail Good years forecast reputation for being one of the publicity.” As for tooting his own Manchester Herald Office miles, power steering, Bv Alex GIrelll horn, McCavanagh said, "It’s not TWe Herald 1113 otter 6pm. before 11 A.M, ONLY. STEPHEN T. CASSANO, SECRETARY finest in the nation and that state 1979 Ford LTD Landau, 4 power brakes, air condi­ The harder they tried, the worse With his party back in control in Associate Editor O’Neill won’t change industry has to compete for Its my style and I’m not comfortable door, 2-tone blue, V-8, tioning. Call Gary at 568- BOARD OF DIRECTORS the General Assembly, Demo­ and get One bedroom apartment WANTED Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 30th day of October, it got. The Manchester High girls’ — Just keep running graduates. with it.” newlev renovated. Adults TO RENT 70,000 miles, good condi­ 2020 or 646-0213. soccer team held a 23-2 advantage cratic Gov. William O’Neill pr6 Michael Meotti of Glastonbury, McCavanagh said he Is a strong Picture window 9" 6" long tion. Asking $2500.6460886 1986. the newly elected 4th District state Meotti, who currently leads preferred, no pets. $425 00611 in shots, but, after 100 minutes, the dieted "a great two years for that — story on page 10 majority Democrats on the Glas­ contender for appointment to the per month without utili­ X 4' 6" high with storms after 5pm. 1980 Coupe De Vllle- senator, is hoping he will be 6 FAST . Wanted to rent. Clean 3-4 dlesel, low meleage, $3000 Indians were headed for a shootout legislative body.” The Democrats tonbury Town Council, said he will House chairmanship of the Public ties. Avollable December and screens. $75.649-3879.D with visiting Mercy High in a Class swept to control of the state House appointed to the Legislature’s 1st. Security required. room apartment In Mon- Datsun B-510 Wagon— or best offer. 278-8534. appointments. "be around a lot more to meet with Safety Committee. If he gets that RESULTS! chester/East Hartford. CARG CARG L first-round match Wednesday. and Senate. Story on page 4. Education Committee so he can appointment, he said, he will have Coll Mrs. Jarvis ot 647- Exercise bike like new. 1980. Excellent condition. work on making improvements to Meotti said he thinks the act people and groups” than he feels 0069. Responsible adult. Please Rode five miles. Cost $39. Cleon car. Only 67,000 1982 Cadillac Seville-front FDR GALE FOR GALE The shootout, though, was the Zinsser was. a full-time job. y call 649-8389. Sell for $25. 649-9623.G miles. $2400. Days Mon.- wheel drive, sun roof, Indians’ salvation: They beat the Education Enhancement Act should be the first thing taken up by M anchester the Education Committee under James McCavanagh, a Demcrat If he does not get the clj^trman- Vernon-Unique 2 bed­ Frl. 627-4866. After 5 and silver and black, loaded. Mercy to advance to Friday’s passed during the last session. who will return to the House of ship, McCavanagh said he will room unit with custom Lego expert builder dune weekends 644-1889. Good condition. Call 1983 Escort G L excellent 1982 Plymouth Chomp. quarterfinals against Hall. Story Meotti said today that while he the new Democratic leadership. He H erald Norma, at Century 21, I n d e x said he will also work to gain better' Representatives for a third term, have to rethink his prioritises, but kitchen In neighborhood buggy set with expert condition, low mileage, Nice condition. $2395/best on page 15 does not know the details, he said he plans to change his style his focus is still likely to be' public of single family homes. Merchandise builder power pack. $20. 77 Mustang, 4 cylinder, Tedford, 647-9914 or 643- air conditioning, tiuto- offer. 643-4421. 20 pao**> 2 SRCttons understands that some provisions financial aid for students at col­ 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Call 643-2339.D standard, new tires, and 8375. motlc, many extras. Must leges and vocational schools somewhat. safety and crime victims’ rights. $575 per month plus utili­ of the act will be especially critical McCavanagh. who beat Republi­ McCavanagh said he does not ties and security deposit. exhaust, am/fm cassette, seel Best offer. Call even­ 1973 Scout-4 x4. Power C le a rin g Advle# .— Lottery___ for school administrations in the beyond secondary school. 643-8602. Robotlx R-2000 like new. sun roof, $575/best offer. 1983 Mustang, 6 cylinder, ings. 6464227. steering, power brakes, Business____ 18 Obituaries. The new senator also wants to can John ’Tuccl in ’Tuesday’s think Gov. O’NelH’s popularity had Ages 7 plus, motorized $25. 649-6911. automatic transmission, automatic, V-8 with 4 wav Clearing this afternoon. High of second year. a great deal to do with his Bolton-I Invite you to Classined . 19-20 Opinion__ Meotti. who defeated incumbent find out about the status of contest in the 12th Assembly compare a Super home In 4 large rooms, 2 bed­ CLOTHING 643-2339.D air conditioning, sun roof, 1979 Chevy Chevette, 4 plow. $1200 or best offer. 50 to 55. Chance of rain less than 20 District, said he has been criticized re-election, but did help give 74 Cheyy Blazer, 2 wheel am/fm radio. 29,000 miles. door, automatic. 65,000 643-4421. percent after noon. Clear tonight Comics . — 8 Republican Carl -Zinsser of Man­ advanced technical education in a Super neighborhood! rooms, appliances, park­ Connscllcut — 4 Sports _ 1 6 1 J Connecticut. He said that in the for having a low profile. Democrats a majority in the Solar heated In gorund ing. Adults preferred. 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