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H i Hindus seek revenge Violence prompts ennergency session

By Stewart Sfbvin More than 60 fires set by rioters swords in-th^^treets of the capital. forces, the home ministry said. littered with the smoking shells of security lorces were on full alert United Press International sent smoke billowing over the New Witnesses to a Sikh-Hindu clash The press trust of India reported scores of automobiles, buses and and in some areas they had orders Delhi skyline and automatic wea­ outside the Rakabganj Sikh Tem ­ one man shot and killed in New trucks burned by rioters. Reports to shoot rioters on sight NEW DELHI, India - Troops in pons fire echoed through the ple in central New .Delhi said two Delhi and two others killed outside from many sections of the capital "Hindu students are (mlling full battlegear moved into New streets of the capital on the first of people were killed in a battle of a Sikh temple in Calcutta. said shops owned by Sikhs h:id Sikhs from their vehicles and Delhi and six other cities today to the official 12 days of mourning for swords and clubs. One man was In Tiruchiappulli, 1,200 miles been burned and the owners iiiid beating them u|)." .said Ham head off a religious war against the 66-year-old prime minister beheaded with p swipe of a Sikh south of the capital, a 24-year-old^ their families terrorized. Nairan,-27. who reported seeing a Sikhs by Hindus seeking revenge killed Wednesday by two Sikh sword. Another was doused with Hindu railway worker killed him­ The press trust of India said at dozen vehicles .set afire in the for^ the assassination of Prime members of her security staff. kerosene and set afire: his body self by pouring kerosene over his least 500 cars, trucks and buses capital Minister Indira Gandhi. Gandhi’s body lay in state at her left smoking in the street before head and lighting a match, shout­ were set ablaze by rioters in New , Gandhi’s son, Rajiv, sworn in as childhood home — where more the temple. ing "Indira Gandhi zindabad" — Delhi. One Sikh told United Press Rajiv (iandhi, a former airline her successor, called the cabinet than 70 people were hurt when Truckloads of green-clad soldi­ "Long live Indira Gandhi," International he guarded liis home -pilot and his mother's hand-picked into emergency session to deal mourners stampeded through po­ ers moved into New Delhi, Cal­ More than 400 people were with a gun against Hindu mobs successor' ;is prime minister, with the growing violence that lice barricades to get a glimpse of cutta, Kanpur, Allahabad, Luck­ treated for injuries in one New surging through his south Delhi pleaded for c;dm Wedne.sday in an killed at least nine people and the flag-shrouded body. Sikhs and now, Banaras and Jabalpur to Delhi hospital alone. neighborhood. address to the nation after taking injured hundreds. Hindus fought with clubs and reinforce police and paramilitary The streets of the capital were Army, police and paramilitary the oath of office. Joyner Slaying shocks won’t nix Indians in town By Sarah Possell they wanted their separate conn, sharing Herald Reporter try, and that's not good." she said. She said her family thought well By Alex GIrelll The respon.se to Indira Gandhi's of Indira Gandhi, th'oiigh they Herald Reporter death among several Indians who di.sapproved of her suspending live and work in the Manchester democracy during a time of Stressing a desire to avoid m area was one of shock and sadness. widespread opposition in 1975 The conflict with the town. Eighth "Oh my G od ,"’ said Ashok move cost Gandhi the prime District President Walter Joyner Kumar, owner of East West ministry in the country's 1977 said today he is not rejecting the Imports on Center Strr-et, when general elections, she said. town’s latest suggestion for tem­ told Wednesday of Gandhi's assas­ "W e thought she was very porary sharing of fire protection* sination. "Is that true?" good," Patel said. “ She had dune a services in the district. This morning Kumar, who left lot of good things for the country ." But he linked consideration of India almost 10 years ago and is She cited the creation of Bangla- ihai proposal with what action the now an American citizen, had de'sh as an example, and - tin- town takes over the district’s more to say about the slain prime annexing of the nation of Sikkim as desire to buy state land next to the minister, whom he called “a an Indian state. site it is buying for a district fantastic leader," and about In­ None of three interviewed Mon­ firehouse, and with the a district dia’s future. day by |he Manchester Herald said request for a review and report by “ I think Indira Gandhi was even they believed the Soviets would the Planning and Zoning Commis­ better than her father," said move to take advantage of a sion on the district’s firehouse Kumar, referring to India’s first possible power va<’uum. plans: prime minister, Jawaharlal " I don't think the Soviets would Joyner said the district has Nehru. But he said he thinks move in,” Kumar said. "The applied to the PZC for such a r Gandhi’s son Rajiv, who was Soviets would have to have .some review as a "municipal agent” sworn in as prime minister shortly reason to move in. Politics are still under terms of the state statute after his mother’s death, will have strong in India." requiring municipal agents to have a difficult job following in her Dr. V! Abraham Kurien, a certain kinds of projects reviewed- footsteps. Manchester cardiologist, said: "I by the planning authority. . , " I t ’s going to be a test for him,” don't think the Soviets are going to A member of the town Planning f Kumar said. He said the eruption run into India, any more than Department staff said today that • 'v . 4 of Hindu violence against Sikhs . America will go into India." the PZC received a request dated Herald photo by Tarquinio Wedne.sday after word of the "1 don’t even think 4here are Oct. 26 from attorney John D. assassination spread through the going to be any major problems in LaBelle Jr. for such a review, You gave your best Punjab, where the Sikhs have tx-en India, Tension suddenly diffuses normally termed a mandatory in revolt against the Indian govern­ itself when somebody dii-s. It will referral. Manchester High's Jamie Ross gets a Meet at Wickham Park. The youngster ment. would test Rajiv Gandhi's bring |X‘ople to a little bit more of The application again raises the ability as a leader. their senses” question of whether the district is a pat on the shoulder from her mom, Mrs. didn't fare as hoped, finishing back in Barbara Ross, before Wednesday's He said he does not blame “ Her death is very sad,” Kurien municipality. the pack. Stories and more pictures on Gandhi for sending the military said, “ Hut she could have died this The same question is crucial in running of the Class LL Championship page 14. last June to storm the Golden morning of a heart attack. The the district’s attempt to buy Temple at Amritsar in the Punjab, tragedy is the w;iy it happened " state-owned land on Tolland Turn­ which radical Sikhs had turned pike and Buckland Street. State into an armed fortress. At least 600 law requires that when state land people died in the fighting. becomes unneeded excess, the Both sides try to influence Ross faces " I f anything, she was too late in state must give the municipality in doing it," he .said. "She should which it is located the first crack at have done it two years ago." new charges buying it. The district has ex­ Kumar is a native of the Punjab HARTFORD tUPI) - Michael pressed interest in buy ing the land. voters’ decision on CDBG and said he fought in the 1971 war H. Ro.ss, charged with the murders ’The town also wants to consider with Pakistan that led to the buying it. By Alex Qlrelll creation of Bangladesh. Kumar of six young women in Connecticut, If the PZC does have to review Lingard made the same suggestion was charged with the attempted Herald Reporter at one point, but the board's said the Sikh religion was founded the district firehouse plan, it will by a warrior caste of Hindus who murder, kidnapinng and .sexual be placed in the position of having ► Is bonding needed? Democratic majority quickly dis­ assault of a North Carolina' When Manchester voters go to missed the notion as politically protected the Hindus from Moslem to pass judgment on the construc­ the polls Tuesday, they will decide • Grant issue history invasions in the 15th century. woman, officials announced today. unrealistic. Lt. Kenneth Kirschner, spokes­ tion of one firehouse to be built whether the town should accept He said the Sikhs who are calling — stories on page 3 The upshot of Cassano's sugges­ man for .state irnlice, said u very close to another. The town’s federal Community Development for an independent state do nof tion this year was the appointment warreid for Ross'^arrost was filed Buckland firehouse, from which it Block Grants administered by the represent the Sikh majority in' of a 15-memtK*r citizens’ commit­ by the .Wake City, N C., sheriff’s cannot legally provide fire protec- Department of Housing and Urban India. "Y ou ’re not talking about ' tion in the Buckland area, is near tee to study the question. Members office Development. W HETHER the town gains or loses included seven Democrats, seven the Sikhs who are good,” he said. the site of the district’s proposed They will make that decision by "They are fanatics, these people.” The' alleged incident occured in firehouse. by taking the grants has a long and Republicans, and one unaffiliated July, 1981, Kirschner said, but had , voting either yes or no on Question stormy history. On two occassions, voter. They included some people The Herald was unable to locate In a letter to Joyner, Mayor Number 5 on the town ballot. any Sikhs for their reaction to no det'ails concerning the woman Barbara Weinberg suggested that townspeopleJiave voted strongly in who had been active in the pro- and involved A "yes” vote will mean the voter opposition to the program. The anti-CDBG campaigns of the past. Gandhi's a.ssassination. the town could provide fire, protec­ favors accepting the grants, A " I woke up. and the radio was The charges against Ross came tion within the district’s area as town has not accepted CDBG The committee met five times after .sfate ixdice detectives, pro­ "no” vote will be one against grants since 1980. saying that they took her, and then designated by the district for as and issued both majority and vided information to the Rolesville a(6cepting the grants. It faced a discrimination lawsuit minority reports. that they shot her,” said Daxa long as the district wanted. It HUD has already accepted Man­ Patel, a 19-year-old Manchester police regarding their assault s'uggested that the Town of Man­ over the decision to withdraw, The nine-member majority"'re­ investigation. - ,~~ chester’s appliction for the funds, which it eventually Won. Community College student who chester Fire Department could be commended rejoining The five- Ro.ss, 25. has been indicted on which contains a "zero” goal for The current chapter began early .member minority took the oppo­ lives in-EafiUIartford. " I was, like, first responder to fires in an area construction of new low-income ■Why?’" eight counts of capital felony designated by the district, with the this year when Stephen Cassano, a site view. murder in New f»ndon County, in housing, but participation hinges Democratic member of the Man­ Patel and her family came to this. district fire department second The-majority, led by committee connection with the murder, of four on the outcome of the referendum. chester Board of Directors, sug­ country five years ago. She is still responder from the existing dis­ Chairman Matthew Moriarty Jr., wqmen He has also been indicted If the voters appove participa­ gested the town re-examine its' an Indian citizen and has relatives trict firehouse at Hilliard and Main concluded that while'the regula­ in Windham County on two counts tion, this is the way the $468,000 for position on the grants. Cassano tions have not substantially- in a western Indian state that has , streets. fiscal 1984 will be spent: of capital felony murder for the Asked today for his reaction to said he understood that the regula­ changed, their interpretation and not been touched by religious killing of two women there. $130,000 for housing tions governing the administration enforcement have eased consider- violence. that suggestion, Joyner said. "A t rehabilitation. - If convicted on any of the capital this point I don’t know." He said he of the grant program had changed ■ ably. The majority position con­ "The Sikhs are good people, but counts, Ross would lace the • $133,000 for sidewalk and enough to warrant a new look.' cluded that the risk to the town in would discuss it with district drainage improvements. possibility of death in the electric directors. One of the chief arguments for rejoining the. grant program is chair. • $60,000 for . playground dropping out was the belief of He said he really wants to find a ''small enough to be Ro.ss is presently being held in a improvements. opponents that by accepting the insignificant." Inside Today solution to the problem. He said the • $50,000jtpr an elevator at the Conneticut jail on the six separate best solution is to share the grants, the town was committing The minority report, prepared Municipal Building. 20 paoeS/ 2 uctlons homicide cases that occurred . Buckland station. He said the itself to the possiblity of having to by former director Joseph Swee- • • $75,000 for parking and drain­ A d v ic e ...... betwen January 1982 and June district has offered to buy the build subsidized family housing. .ney, a leading opponent of accept­ k 12 age improvements at the Senior A r e o t o w n s ...... 1984 station or to lease it, and has asked The degree to which grant ing the grants in 1979, said the risks 10 Citizen’s Center. C lo fts ifle d ...... 1 7 . 11^ In New Ixindon County. Ross has regulations or the philosophy be­ were too great to justify re-entry. the town to consider building, a • And $20,090 for administration C o m i c s ...... been indicted for the murders of ■ hind thq( adminstration of the One risk cited in the minority Entertainment ...... 'Z—-' ' third bay on it.- of the program. Robin Stavinsky, L9, of Columbia; regulations have changed has been Jackpot Bingo ...... All those alternatives have been report was that of another lawsuit ? April Brunais, 15, and Leslie Manchester will be eligible for a pivotal in the arguments for and against the town. L o t t e r y ...... 7 rejected by the town. slightly smaller entitlement in O b it u a r i e s ...... Shelley. 14, both of Gi;iswold; and against the CDBG program. The 15th member of the commit­ ^0 As for the effort to avoid conflict, fiscal 1985. After thgt its eligibility O p in io n ...... Wendy Baribeault, 17, of Lisbon. In tee, Vivian Ferguson, issued a Joyner said, “ I’m not carrying a' will lapse unless Congress changes Pe'oplefalk ...... 2 Windham County, Ross was ‘ c ASSANO w a s NOT THE separate report. She abstained S p o rts ...... sword and iooking for a fight. I> the CDBG program. U 16 charged in the murders of Tanrtmy " FIR ST DIRECTOR to suggest T e l e v i s i o n ...... , . don’t feel we should roll over and from voting on the- merit of 0 Williams; 17, of Brooklyn and re-examining the town’s position. W e o th e r ,...! ...... 7 play dead either.'" THE DISPUTE OVER Debra Smith Taylor, 26, of Jewett Former Republican Director Joan 1*16886 turn to page 3 City, S' IJ^*****.,- MANCHKSTKH HKHAl.D. Thiirsil.iy, Nov I. 1984 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursduy, Nov I, 1984 Peopletalk Weather' CDBG dispute hasn’t died down Should town Continued from page I Many who could have been expected to support reentry have been quiet in the Today’s forecast rejoining the grant program, but supported the campaign, a development that has disturbed bond for Topairs? Watch out for sharks idea of putting the question to the voters. Today; sunshine followed by Democratic Chairman Cummings He said Surfers, boaters and swimmers have been increasing cloudiness. High • Tue.sday ho will join Moriarty in a l;ile effort to THREE LOW-INCOME WOMEN FILED a urge a ",ves" vote, largely thorough news­ Manager Steven H Werbiier warned about an apparently large number of tem peratures in the mid to upper Bv Kathv Gormus lawsuit against the town in 1979 as the result of paper advertising. - Only the excavated areas were great white sharks in the waters off Oregon, 50’s. Tonight: becoming cloudy Herald Reporter its withdrawal from the CDBG program. The Cummings said he was taking up the fight resurfaced, Sid Cook, an independent marine biologist who and breezy with a chance of suit, which was granted class-action status in because liberals and church activists have not With the town attorney seeing • $1 S.million (or storm sewer studies sharks, said there have been 19 confirmed showers by morning. Low sightings of great white sharks since June 1, federal district court and joined by the U.S. done so. a litany of law.suits over every­ work throiighoiil town. Werbner temperatures in the low to including six in the last month. Usually no more Department of Justice, charged the withdra­ thing from falls on deteriorated has said the work is needed lo mid-40's. Friday: a chance of He said there is no longer a broad interest in than two or three are reported off Oregon during □ 0 wal had a segregative and -discriminatory sidewalks to damaged cars stem flooding in some areas due □ □ taking any action "that has even a remote air any one year. morning showers with partial elfect and was racially motivated. to clogged or ' deteriorated or flavor to it of helping people, especially if from potholes, few people would Cook said he did not. want to frighten-people clearing in the afternoon, highs A decision handed down by Judge M. Joseph storm sewers. it's people with a different skin color or from a argue that the town's roads and "out of the water." But he said "there are an 55 to 60. □ □ Blumenfeld in 1981 held that the withdrawal sidewalks are in good shape. • $1 million for spot repairs to □ □ different to'Wn.” unusually large number ofltreat whites out there, violated neither the Fair Housing Act nor the sidewalks Ihroughout town. Cummings said those who oppose change But there is wide disagree­ and people should b^ more conscious of them." Constitution. • $1,50,600 for repairs lo the Extended outlook are always going to oppose it. Those who want ment over how to pay for the Since then, grant proponents have argued needed repairs. spillway at the Globe llofio^’ that the town's legal victory will discourage to bring about change have to be more skillful Fair Saturday and Sunday Voters will decide Nov. 6 pool. / □ a another suit. Opponents have said it will than those who oppose-it, he said. The princess doth protest with high temperatures in the whether a $4.6 million bond • $600,000 for eontingeiiiV, motivate federal Justice Department lawyers, issue is the most eosl-effieienl items and bridge and'eulverl mid-40’s to mid-50's. Lows in the stung by the defeat, to seek ways to punish the OTHERS WHO HAVE VOICED OPINIONS Princess Stephanie of Mdhacd,'* youngest way to put a deni in the town's replacement, including the eiil upper 20s to the 30s. A chance of n town. , include the following: daughter of Prince Rainier and the late Grace rain Monday. High tempera­ needed public improvemeiils. verts on Taylor. Keeney iihd During its meetings, the citizens’ study • Robert Samuelson, along with Sweeney a I’ark streets, work on the Kelly, has reported to police that she was insulted tures in the mid-50’s to low 60’s. .leading opponent of accepting the grants, , The alternative, town offi­ by two unknown people in front of her Paris All you saints, stand up committee heard representatives of East cials say. is a pay-as-you-go Bigelow Brook ehannel. rein­ Lows in the 40’s. Hartford and West Hartford describe haw the wrote a letter to the Herald in which he^aid apartment. approach in which inflation forcement of the I’ rospeel Today: sunshine followed by Increasing cloudiness, high tempera­ grant program works in their town. Both have that during the law.suit against Manchester, Street bridge wall and replace­ According to French news reports, the princess Across the nation the town was subjected to vilification and would probably outpace the tures In the middle to upper 50's. Tonight: becoming cloudy and consistently listed in their grant applications., town's ability to do the work. ment of the Park Street Bridge told police recently that as she was returning -unjust bad publicity and was forced to spend home to her flat on Avenue Georges Mandel, she Subzero cold chilled the high breezy, a chance of showers by morning. Friday: continued chance of zerd'goals for the construction of subsidized Critics o f- the bond issue guardrail and fencing LAWYER DOMINIC SQUATRITO '$300,000 to defend itself. was confronted by a couple who "coarsely plains this morning, sending the showers with highs In the mld-50s to mld-60s. Today's weather family housing. contend that it will only raise He quoted a HUD official to the effect that wind chill down to 40 below, while picture was drawn by Andrew Mumford,9, of 181 Glenwood St., a Hartford, West Hartford, and East Hartford, ... reads from 1981 decision Not all of the money has yet insulted" her and then disappeared. Under the basic objectives of the program have not taxes and make the town French law, Stephanie filed a complaint against intense storms that sparked a fourth grader at Verplanfk School. have been sharing the grant that Manchester r administration complacent been targeted for specific has not accepted for four years. changed. projects. "M r. and Mrs. X ," as the names of the offending cluster of tornadoes continued to 4 on Oct 1 against supporting re-entry into the • Charles Pillard, a member of the CDBG d\’cr maintenance of facilities. UPl photo One argument advanced by proponents is TowiiOffieials have admitted couple were not known. drench the central plains. program. The Democratic Town Committee More money should be put into that there is no federal money available for study committee who signed the minority lliiit the proposed repairs re A winter storm warning was did not meet on the question and thus is not'on each year's budget to make sure subsidized bousing for low- and moderate- report, wrote'that the risk of government presenl only a very small That’s my mom posted^ for northwestern Minne­ record either way. interference in town affairs outweighs the roads and sidewalks do not fall income residents and thus no practical portion of the woi-k netHled lo lie The best of the masks sota this morning, where Roseau Republican Town Chairman Curtis Smith advantages of accepting the grants. into disrepair severe enough lo lee lacocca, Chrysler chairman, proudly possibility tHat the town .will be required to done throughout town. and Lake of the Woods counties charged that his Democratic counterpifrt, • The Manchester Property Owners As.soci- warrant multi-million dollar Richard M. Nixon masks are still the embraces his 80-year-old mother, Antoinette, as build any. The bomi issue was proposed had up to 4 inches of snow late Theodore Cummings, avoided a committee ation, with about 45 people attending a meeting bond issues, they say. Halloween rage at the Little Jack Horner Joke he holds his autobiography at party held in his Opponents have said federal money may by 'Demoeralie directors Sle- honor in New York Tuesday. Wednesday. Freezing rain and discussion because the Democratic committee Monday night, voted unanimously to oppose If approved, the bond issue and Magic Shop on the Boston Common, where become available in the future. plien T.'P ein iy and James F. gusty winds made driving ha­ is divided. the program as it has in the past. would rai.se the tax rale by they have been in big demand over the past four one-half mill to pay for principal Fogiirly. zardous throughout the northern Cummings, himself, has strongly advocated A t . the meeting Sweeney repeated his years. STUDY COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN MOR- and interest over 15 years, 'The directors voted unanim­ part of the state. lA R T Y issued a statement on Oct 24 in which rejoining the program. assertion that town obligations undhr the " I don't know. I just gue.ss people don't want to according to a fact sheet pul oul ously in August lo pot the bond he urged citizens to vote to rejoin the program. program "are still in the fine print... Anyone forget him ," said shop owner Sam Bertolino, who Heavy storms continued in ' by the general manager's issue on the ballot as a referen­ He said the town won the lawsuit and should who might claim to be a beneficiary of the estimated he sold nearly 5,000 Nixon mask in The perfect role model Kansas City early today, after THE CONCERNED CITIZENS for Man­ office. dum item, although snme of take the money that is coming to it. program can sue the town for not fulfilling its recent days, followed in popularity by President 2'A inches o f rain in the area chester Development, which initiated the The $4.6 m illion would them had re.servations about The results of a poll of college-educated women On the same day the six-member Demo­ obligations." Reagan lookalikes. Wednesday caused some street move to withdraw from the CDBG program in include: hurrowing money to pay for the show Geraldine A. Ferraro, the Dernocratrc vice cratic majority on the Board of Directors •Manchester resident Gerry P. Harvey Bertolino says he has sold nearly 3,000 Reagan flooding. The rains drenched 1979, recently reactivated itself and placed • $1.5 million to resurface 26 work. It will he qiieslion 4onlhe presidenTial candidate; Sally A. Ride, America's urged a "yes” vote. wrote a letter supporting participation, saying masks and doesn't even stock masks of Walter F. much of the surrounding area, advertisments in the Herald advocating a miles of town roads. Of lhe.se ballot. first woman astronaut; and Sandra Day The Democratic directors said that the Manchester has Inst $2 million through its Mondale. with 4>A inches in Emporia, "n o " vote. roads, 22 miles need to he Al least two groups — the O’Connor, the first woman Supreme Court program is running smoothly in other towns, refusal to accept CDBG grants. He said loss of Third i>t popularity were ‘ Mr. T " masks, Kan., and 3‘A inches in Elmer, The advertisements cite the adage, “ once resurfaced because of a recent Hepublieaiv Town Commiltet" justice, as the best role models for young women. that the risks are small enough to be those funds has. prevented the town from depicting the actor with the Mohawk haircut Mo. burned, twice shy," and say that Manchester water improvement projcu-l in and the Manchester Properly Others ranked in order were British Prime insignificant, and that East Hartford and WesL, was badly burned. carrying out programs like enforcement of the appearing in the television show “ The A-Team." The storms sparked several Satellite ¥lew which roads were torn up to Owners A.ssoeiation — have Minister Margaret Thatcher, Mother Teresa, Hartford are benefitting at Manchester's The advertisement says HUD regulations housing code. tornadoes around the plains replace or clean water mains, taken formal slands against the television personality Barbara Walters. Nancy Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 2:30 a.m. E S T shows a expense because Manchester does not take its are still the same and thus the risks of .He saivsaid block grant funds were being including a twister that killed according h' ' -sislani General bomI issue. Reagan, costmetics mogul Estee Lauder, actress line of strong showers and thunderstorms extending from the Plains grant. . accepting the grants outweigh the short-term used to ^peed up inspections and provide two people in a trailer park near Everything’s on hold Jane Fonda, tennis star Chris Evert Lloyd, writer through the Great Lakes. High clouds can be seen racing out ahead of The Republican Town Committee voted 36 to benefits. solutions. Carbondale, Kan., Wednesday and editor Helen Gurley Brown, feminist Gloria a storm that is approaching the Pacific Northwest. Elsewhere, clear Comedian Joan Rivers has postponed all Steinem, the late playwright Lillian Heilman, night. professional engagements as long as her skies prevail over the southwest while low clouds dot the mid-Atlantic columnist Ann Landers, Jacqueline Kennedy Ti^o tornadoes touched down states. husband, Edgar. Rosenberg, 56, remains in Onassis and model Christie Brinkley. near Chester, Okla., Wednesday Program has stormy history critical condition in the intensive care unit of the The poll was conducted by Yankelovich, Skelly evening, damaging a house and WHEN SENIORS NEEDED MORE FOR THE UCLA Medical Center. & White for an upcoming book4>n the future of downing power lines. More twis­ 29.77 30.00 30.24 He had a heart attack Oct. 18 in their Bel Air. women by Kathy Keeton,' president of Omni ters were reported near Lamr WOODWORKING SHOP Calif., home. Rivers .Canceled her scheduled magazine. bert, Okla., and Orienta, Okla. S6ATTI appearance this week on "The Tonight Show" as Pullout led to federal lawsuit A tornado near Selling, Okla., well as a three-day engagement at a Sunset Strip -MINNEAPOLIS^^ In 1975, Community Develop­ the withdrawal had a segregative those who wanted to ^ s club, a TV commercial for MCI and a trip to New destroyed two houses and a bam ment Block Grants administered effect by reducing the amount of participation. York to prome her comedy book, “ The Life and and downed phone and powery Blast from the past? lines, officials said. Two peopl^ by the federal Department of subsidized housing in town and by In November of 1980, the voters STEVE CASSANO Hard Times of Heidi Abramowitz." were trapped inside a damaged Housing and Urban Development "exacerbating the town’s pre­ went to the polls again. This time SAN FRANCISCO 15,000 voted to stay out of the MADE SURE THEY GOT IT . James Petersen, who first took his "Playboy house for a short time, but they first'became available. Manches­ existing reputation for hostility to ter joined the program and re­ program and 6,174 voted to rejoin. Advisor” column on the lecture circuit a year were not injured. V. minority persons and thereby .ago, says it gave him an eerie feeling he was mained in it for four successive' discouraging them from moving to On April 14, 1981, after a number Thunderstorms swept across LOS Al A» a t l a n t a reliving his campus life in the mid-1960s. years. Manchester.” of delays, a six-week trial got northern Texas, bringing gusty "The very first question I got at the very first LOWEST ' M ILO Relations between the town and In October 1979, the U.S. Depart­ under way in the suit brought winds that destroyed a real lecture I did was 'What do you think of premariTal TEMPERATURES HUD appeared to go smoothy in ment of Justice entered the case as against the town. Scores of wit­ estate business and damaged a NEW sex?’ I couldn't believe anyone was still using the 4o2^?5-i-r*22?3o> ORLEANS the early, years of the program. a paintiff-intervenor. nesses testified. Reams of docu­ word 'prem arital,'" Peterseif said this week. house near Possum Kingdom [40 Manchester used about $l.SmiIlion In March 1980, Stephen T. ments were filed. 50 SO lEOENO- The Playboy magazine columnist said "the Lhke. Strong winds nearing 70 in grant money over (our years for Penny, then mayor, proposed that On Oct. 14,1981, Judge M. Joseph level of conservatism on campu»is astonishing," miles per hour overturned trail­ a variety of purposes, including the a new referendum be held in the Blumenfeld handed down his deci­ ers in Revenna and the Lake sion. Printed in the Herald, it filled and today’s students are more strait-laced than e o ' v r r o " j^^/^SWOWlAS** FLOW establishment of the Senior Citi­ November election. The directors those of 20 years ago and worry more about Bonham region. UPl WEATHCR FOTOCAST zens-’ Center in the former Green were split on the whether to hold a three full pages of small print. grades and success. “ Quite frankly, the bottom The Texas storms doused School. referendum. He ruled that the plaintiffs had line is if you are that afraid for your future, you Bonham with 4 inches of rain in In 1978, while the. fourth-year In late April of 1980 the Republi­ failed to prove that Manchester's don’t have a present,” he said. ' ■' less than an hour and 3 inches in National forecast grant application was pending, the can Town Committee voted to withdrawal from the program an hour at Ivanhoe. relationship between town officials oppose a referendum. A few days either had a segregative effect on and officials of HUD became later the Democratic Town Com­ Manchester or was done with a Sherman. Texas, h'ad 4 inches For period ending 7 a.m. ES J Friday. During Thursday night, rain or strained. The issue was whether mittee voted to recommend one. racially discriminatory purpose. I t ^ of rain in 30 minutes, With the showers will be found over parts of the Pacific Northwest as well as weight of the rain causing a the town had fullfilled its obliga­ The directors voted in August to Manchester hailed the decision STEVE ADMIRES THE WORK O F LARRY LOMBARDI WHO MAKES, A new direction from the lower Mississippi Valley northeastward into sections of the tions to "affirm atively further fair as a vindication. It was regarded department store roof to- cal- hold the second referendum. Ohio Valley. Some snow is likely across parts of the upper Rockies housing." ' as a legal triumph for Attorney CrOCKS THAT ARE SOLD TO THE PUBLIC WITH ALL PROCEEDS Gloria Vanderbilt, of designer jeans and lapse. Three people were injured The public arjRments that pre­ and Plains. Elsewhere, mostly fair weather is forecast. Minimum In an effort to satisfy HUD Dominic Squatrito, who led the GOING TO THE SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER. sportswear fame, is moving into the bean curd slightly. ceded the referendum followed the business. temperatures include; (approximate maximum readings in parenthe- objections to the town's effort, the same basic pattern as in the defense. UPl photo By the end of November, the socialite is coming ^s) Atlanta 58(78), Boston 49(64), Chicago 31(54), Cleveland 38(54), town hired Wilbur Smith of Hart­ previous year, but in a lower key. Manchester has remained out out with a tofu-based frozen dessert called Gloria Weather radio Dallas 45(60), Denver 28(63), Duluth 13(34), Houston 59(71) ford, now a state senator, as an "I'm not a knight on a white the grant program since then. Jacksonville 61(81), Kansas City 36(55). Little Rock 53(65). Los equal opportunity coordinator to charger,” the Democratic town On Dad’s behalf Vanderbilt's Grace, which she touts as “ non­ The National Weather Service dairy. low calorie, high protein, high in minerals 74(84), Minneapolis 19(44), New Orleans educate the coiqpnunity about fair chairman said of the controversial Actress Liza Minnelli is seen with Italian film broadcasts continuous, 24-hour housing. The town published a and calcium." Pf’oe"'’' 55(82), San Francisco 48(66), issue. director Franco Zeffirelli after she received the weather information on 162.475 brochure called "Welcome to Former Director Joseph Swee­ STEVE CASSANO The V anderbilt dessert will bear the same swan Seattle 40(50), St. Louis 39(54), Washington 54(69). m Hz in Hartford, 162.55 m Hz in Citta di Roma (City of Rome) Prize on behalf of logo as her jeans and will be avilable in about Manchester," which was circu­ ney was the chief proponent of her father, film director Vincente Minelli, at a 1,000 stores. Distributor of the bean curd is - New London and 162.40 mHz in lated in.the minority communities remaining out and Robert Faucher STATE SENATOR— PULL LEVER 3A Meriden. PAID FOR BY STEVE CASSANO’S SENATE ELECTION COMMITTEE-PAUL ROSSETTO,TREASURER ceremony in Rome's City Hall Tuesday. Rome's Frusen Gladje, the ice cream maker. Gloria's in Hartford and Bloomfield. became the chief spokesman for Deputy Mayor Peter Sever! awarded the prize to glance will compete with Tofutti, distribute by Manchester Herald Many Manchester residents ob­ her late father for his work in cinema. Haagen-Dazs. jected to those moves: At public Richard M. Diamond, Publisher meetings in November 1978, citi­ Lottery zens told the Board of Directors, Penny Sadd EXPERIENCE Mark F. Abraitis sometimes heatedly, that HUD Four years lervlce In town government Associate Publisher Business Manager was trying to force the town to Almanac build low-income housing. KNOWLEDGE Connecticut daily USPS 327-500 VOL. CIV, No. 28 In January 1979, a conservative Bachelor of Science and Maeter of Wednesday: 038 group called Concerned Citizens Science dagraee In Geology Today is Thursday, Novem ber Published dolly except Sunday Suggested carrier rotes are SI .20 for Manchester's Development author Stephen Crane in 1871. •In 1950, two Puerto Rican and certain holidays by the Man­ Jurle Doctor degree In Law. 1st, the 306th day of 1984 with 60 to weekly, $5.12 tor one month, $15.35 circulated petjtipns calling for a On this date in history: nationalists tried to force their Play Four: 6924 chester Publishing Co., t« Brolnord tor three months, $30.70 for six follow. Place, Manchester, Conn. 04040. months and $41.401 or one year. Mall referedum that would prevent the ABILITY In 1755, a great earthquake way into Blair House in Washing­ Other numbers drawn in New Second class postage paid at Man- Today is All Saints.Day.- rates ore avoUdble on request. town from applying for CDBG Five yeare' work ae a geologitl. struck Lisbon, Portugal, killing ton in an attempt to assassinate England; cherter. Conn. POSTMASTER; The moon is in its fii^ quarter. Send address changes to the Man- grants for two years. Analyzed hundreds ol deveiopmantal an estimated 50,000 people. , President Harry Truman. Massachusetts daily: 5427 There is no morningjotar. chester Herald, P.o. Box 591, To place a classified or display The public vote on the question ^ - proposals throughout the slate In 1918, the Hapsburg Mo­ “ Megabucks” ; 1-3-7-8-17-35 Manchester, Conn. 04040. The evening stars are Mer­ advertisement, or to report a news was set for April 17. Knowledge of water resource Istues narchy of Austria-Hungary was In 1970, 145 people died when Massachusetts weekly: Yellow- Item, story or picture Idea, call cury, Venus, Mars, Jupjter and GUARANTEED DELIVERY; If 443-2711. Office hours ore 8:30 a.m. The campaign that ensued and pollution problems dissolved. Vienna became the fire swept a dance hall in Saint 014, Blue-60, White-4 you don't receive your Herold bv 5 Saturn. to 5 p.m. Monday through Fridov. sharply divided townspeople into Two ysars' work as a lawyer capital of Austria and Budapest Laurent-du-Pont, France. Rhode Island daily: 3497 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 o.m. Satur­ pro-HUD and anti-HUD camps. YOUR the capital of Hungary. A thought for the day: Ameri­ day, pleose telephone vour carrier Those born on this date are Rhode Island Grand: 966, 6638, If you're unable to reach your The Manchester Herald Is a Those who wanted to keep taking COMMITMENT In 1922, following the collapse can patriot Thomas Paine said, •ubscrlber service at under the sign of Scorpid. They 19094, 649243 subscriber to United Press Interna­ the grants generally argued that To Education: Must bs a top elate o f. the Ottoman Empire, the "When we are planning for 443-27II by 7 o.m. weekdovs or 10 tional news services and Is a Vermont daily: 633 a.m. Saturdays lor guaranteed the town had not been forced to priority include inventor and industrial­ Republic of Turkey was posterity, we ought to remember member of the Audit Bureau of New Hampshire daily: 3001 delivery In Manchester. Circulations. provide any low-cost housing as a MAN To Roads: Must bs fully repairsd ist J.W. Packard in 1863 and declared. that virtue is not hereditary." Maine daily: 131 result of the grants. Those opposed and properly maintained argued that too many strings were To Coneumere: Must bs prolacled attached to the grants and that from unfair Increases In HUD, together with other forces, Pick up your ¥ery own health care and ullllty coals TODAY'S NUMBERS would ultimately force the town to WORKS W AY JACKPOT TODAY’S BINGO GAME Jackpdt Bingo card accept a disproportionate amount V To YOU: Will hold regular olfice hours FOR JACKPOT BINGO at one of theae of the region’s subsidized housing. fNcCAVANAGH Will sal up Informational IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY Mancheater locatlona: The majority of the directors meetings and programs. opposed the moratorium and went FREES $ 9 00 ,00 0 Will meat ragqlarly with your B Al Sletfert’s Appliances forward with the grant applica­ John W. STATE FUNDS FOR town officials. N G 0 tion, filing it on April 12,1979. A few 445 Hartford Road days later, on April 17, Manchester Thompson, PORTER ST. 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Fair hours STATE REPRESENTATIVE - 5STH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT A TRIP FOR TWO TO dance with the rules on the back of the LEVER 0 297 E. Center St. card. Or af the Herald office are from 6 to 9 p.m. on Friday and VOTE $1 Numbers may not be carried over to Eseb storts on IlMidMv 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday. In a Domocratic Commitment— Like You've Never Seen!" 646-6459 the next day, but your card Is good for picture caption in- Wednesday’s 4A * HAWAII * priiM « M d T J r n S Piid lor by CommittM to Eloct ' Manchester Herald, fair hours and Paid lor by the Committex to Re-Elect For P staili Saa Rtilas on Back of 8(090 Canis one week. Monday through Saturday. John W. Thompson; the identity of the Rev. Stanley M. Jemee R. McCeveiwgh. Reymond F. Oe- So do not cross off numbers each day. Rogor Negro, Treaturer meto, Treeeurar. Paid for by Committee to Elect AAlke Zlzko, Catherine L. Zlzko, Treasurer Sfi Loncola were incorrect. i I t 4 MA.\( HKSTKH HKHAI.I). Thursdiiy. Nov I. 19H4 ■ M.-WniFSTFR IIFBAI.D. Thursday. Nov 1. 1984 - 5 Manchester Speaker backs Thompson, McCavanagh Candidates Stolberg, in town, blasts Republicans V.S./World In Brief In put campaign Claims continue drop By Kathy Garmus Capitol for his integrity and determination, Stolberg Herald Reporter • Barfield stay denied A weekly iiverage^of 782 unemployment claims said. He'also praised McCavanagh for working on three different committees while maintaining a good R A L E IG H , N.C. — A federal -appeals court were filed in Manchester during the two weeks State House of Repre.sentatives Speaker Irving J. in high gear ending Oct. 20 — a 1.3 percent drop from the attendance record on all of them. refused today to spare the life of Margie Velma ' Stolberg Wednesday condemried what he said was Stolberg said that McCavanagh has not been Barfield in a ruling just 1'6 hours before she is to previous two-week iwriod. according to the state misleading campaign material being distributed • Labor Department. immune to misleading attacks from his Republican die in the nation's first execution of a woman in 22 thropghout- the state'on behalf of Republican opponent, Jonathan Mercicr. years. , , By Arnold Sawlslak Of tho.se claims, an average of 102 each week candidates. United Press Internatfhnal were first-time claims, according to department " Jim McCavanagh is attacked for having his name The 4th U:S. Circuit CoiJrt of Appeals in " I’ve never seen a campaign with as broad-scale on just one bill," he sgid. " It ’s easy to put your name Richmond, Va., rejected Barfield's plea for a stay figures' The 1984 presidential campaign reached the misrepresentation,'.’ he said during an afterjioon on a bill," of execution and her attorneys hast ily prepared to Statewide filings continued a three-month political equivalent of football’s two-minute drill news conference in the office of state Rep. James R Many legislators have been claiming credit for bills go to the Supreme Court. decline, dropping 2 3 percent to a weekly average today. With four days left before the voting- starts, McCavanagh, D-Manefiester. which they hud nothing to do with, he said. House BEfrfield is scheduled to die by lethal injection of 20.234 for the period. The state's unemploy­ everybody is going all out for the big scoring play. The Democrat from New Haven displayed one Minority Leader Ralph E. Van Norstrand has even at 2 a.m. E S T Friday (or poisoning her fiance. ment rate wa.s 4.2 percent, according to the ■diibloid that said a Democratic legislator voted for Democrats Walter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro department. A urged fellow Republican representatives to sign onto more crime. bills that have already passed the House, Stolberg O PEC predicts price rise* were behind and trying everything to catch up; "There is not a single Democrat or Republican who said. / President Reagan and Vice President George Bush votes for more crim e,” Stolberg said. Van Norstrand could not be reached for comment GENEVA, Switzerland — OPEC oil ministers^ are ahead apd trying to produce a victory that will Zinsser to hit lanes snrash the opposition for the next four years. Another tabloid showed a man with pocket's turned this morning on that efiarge. say their nine percent cutback in daily oil” «-3' In a twist from his usual campaign hopes, state inside-out and claimed he had voted for the As speaker of the house, Stolberg said, he has a duty production starting today will push up prices on After two relativfely quiet days in the White House, Sen. Carl A Zinsser, R-Manchester, wants to Democratic incumbent. The man was not even a to defend the integrity of the party and the legislators. the world market, but two U ,S. oil companies and Reagan set out today on a 14-city, cross-country tour, strike nut Saturday. resident of the legislator's district, Stolberg said. "If a Democrat had used the same type of attack America's energy secretary disagree. hitting mostly big electoral states, that will wind up in Zinsser will take to the lanes at the .Meadow Negative and misleading tabloids aimed at against a Republican.,.I would be calling him or her The 13 oil ministers of the Organization of California, his adopted homestate and the largest l>tines Bow ling Center in Hart lord to raise money Democratic candidates have appeared in 40 to 50 in," he said, Petroleum Exporting Countries formally agreed electoral prizis. for Big Brothers and Big Sisters. di.stricts throughout the state, he said. Stolberg said he thought the Republicans might be Wednesday to lower their oil production to 16 Mondale, who has been campaigning all week like a " I am looking forward to participating in this "This is a jolt to the Connecticut campaign using negative campaign material to increase any million barrels a day. OPEC’s previous daily man who believes his repeated claims that the tide is worthwhile event,” Zinsser said in a news process," he said. " I hope the candidates that use this ceiling was 17.5 million bafrels. turning, kept going with a heavy schedule in key cottail effect President Ronald Reagan might have if UPl phfUo relea.se. " I urge jK-ople to come out to the event type of material go down'in flames." he defeats former Vice President Walter Mondale, the The new cap was to stay in force until spot eastern and midwestem states. and spon.sor the participants In benefit this good Stolberg was in Manche.ster Wednesday to endorse Democratic candidate, on Nov. 6. prices return to the $29;per-barjel O P EC The vice presidential candidates.also Were in high cause." McCavanagh for re-election in the 12th Assembly "I think because they feel Mr. Reagan is running reference price. Saudi Arabia'| oil minister, gear. Ferraro was goi.ng nearly codst-to-coast twice in One last test Dislrict. Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yam ani, said he was certain two days — New York to Los Angeles today, Los Zins.ser will join local celebrities at the bowling strong...they feel if they can tear good Democrats to 324 kilometers per hour. The fundraiser, which will run from 11 a m . to 24) m. He also endorsed former mayor John W. Thompson down, then they can slip in sleazy Republicans." he the price would rise by mid-November and Angeles to Ohio tomorrow. A new Dornier seaplane is airborne The bowling center is at I3.i West Service Road. in his bid to unseat Republican state Rep. Elsie L. said. SPEAKER IRVING STOLBERG possibly sooner. Bush had New York and Ohio on the schedule today: during final sea tests over the Baltic Sea seaplane is constructed by Professor Swensson in the 13th Assembly District. Stolberg said he was concerned that the,Democrats ....in file photo "Some oil companies do not have enough stock Delaware, New Jersey, Maryland and Connecticut off Kiel, West Germarfy, Wednesday. -Claudius Dornier. It has a wingspread of Stolberg called Thompson "a man of tremendous- and thei-efore they ’ have^to buy," he said. tomorrow. would lo.se House seats in the Nov. 6 election. The The Seastar CD 01 A is powered by two 14.40 meters and weight 4'/2 tons. , compassion" who has done a lot for Manchester. extent of any coattail effect cannot be determined, he inattention to the presidential race in Cpqnecticut. "Therefore we think the action will be felt in the The Democratic candidates were to join for the Transportation hearing set traditional New York garment district lunch-hour Production is expected to begin in 1987. Thompson was able to bring local government to the said. "If Mr. Mondale can win California and New York market the minute the oiicompanies try to find a rally today before splitting,up. Area residents and town officials will have a people when he was mayor. Stolberg said. In response to a reporter's question. Stolberg said by not being here...on a national level, it would be barrel and don’t gel it easily.”" Wednesday in Baltimore, Mondale dismissed chance to express their views on public McCavanagh is respected by both parties at the he dijJ not resent the national Democratic party for its worth it," he said. The oil ministers said non-OPEC members transportation in their areas at a public hearing Mexico and Egypt had also agreed to lower their Reagan’s suggestion that Ferraro was selected for the before the Connecticut 1’ ublic Tninsportation production to defend the 129-per-barrel ticket solely because she is a woman and he accused Commi-ssion tonight in Hartford benchmark. Bush of having a ’'character flaw." The hearing is the last in a series of II public Smith and Cummings argue over CDBG comments Mondale told reporters Ferra.ro "was picked as the hearings scheduled so members of the commis­ Building costs increase result of a process in which we reviewed every sion could gain firsthand information on possible candidate for president. I picked her because Iransportiition .services in the state. Republican Town Chairman Curtis Smith took Voters will decide Tuesday whether Manchester Department of Justice, over the withdrawal. W A S H IN G TO N — Builders spent 1.1 percent she’s the best. I picked her because she has a capacity The hearing begins at 7: .30 p m. in Room exception today to remarks made Wednesday by his should rejoin the program. It withdrew in 1980^nd Manchester won the class-action discrimination more on construction labor and materials in to be a super vice president and president and the the Fast Building of the Stale Capitol. Democracrtic counterpart, Theodore Cummings, to was sued by three low-income residents, joined by the lawsuit in 1981. - September, with m ajor increases for streets and record is there.” , the effect that there is no broad interest in Manchester highways but a setback for single family houses, Mondale also said, "Th e re ’s a character flaw in Mr. USDA Choice to take action to help people, "especially if its people the Commerce Department said today, Bush. He has not once, but three times, made snide with a different color skin or from a different town. ” The increase brought spending back up to its remarks about Geraldine Ferraro. It had to be Loin Boneless Sirloin Taxpayers rate legislators Cummings made the comments Weednesday about NOTICE LEAF REMOVAL level in June bMt the figure was below May's peak. an evident lack of support from liberals and others for deliberate and he didn’t have the character to State Rep Donald F. Rates has been rated by L ls i^ below Is the scheduled pick up of leaves for 1984. Home owners, on Ihe streets , Builders were spending at an annual rate of the town’s re-entry into the Community Development $315.3 billion- in September after seasonal apologize. , the Connecticut Stale Ttixpayers As.sociation as . 1? leaves collected, are requested to rake leaves to pjspoon Roast...... n,.^3^^n Block Grant program. adjustment, 11.9 percent more than a year "W e elect a president and vjee president not just on the worst of five area legislators on i.ssues of state the S T R E E T LINE. This should be done prior to the Monday ol the week of collection. the basis of resumes but also on the basis of character. Smith said Cummings insulted the people of earlier. . spending Property owners are requested to make certain that no foreign objects, such as I ’m proud of m y (vice presidential candidate) and I ’m Manche.ster with that remark. He called it a desperate - When the figures were additionally adjusted to US #f All purpose Round White Bales was given a score of 0, having voted for stones, branches, cans or any other material, O TH ER TH A N LEAVES OR GRASS, are proud of the potential that she offers forourcountry, ” attempt to get people to vote for an unpopular placed In the windrows. Mixed leaf piles WILL N O T BE PICKED UP. The refuse compensate for inflation, the September increase none of the seven bills used to nite the program. Mondale said. .. 10 Ib. b a g .9 9 ^ representatives. State Rep. James R. McCava- was 0.7 percent, 8.6 percent ahead of a year Potatoes...... He said Cummings sought to make the dispute over 5*-** “ P bagged leaves during Ihe six (6) week leaf program 6f nagh. D-Manchester. was the second lowest with earlier. CD B G grants a black and white, or racial, issue. And 10-29-84, through 12-7-84. In case of Inclement weather, the leaf program may be R eagM made a last visit to his Washington a 14 percent rating. Private construction was 81.8 percent of the he said that is unfair to a lot of people who don’t view delayed a few days. Please do N O T C A LL TH E H IGHW AY O FFICE as the schedule Is campdfgn headquarters to boost his troo.p’s morale, ■ Minute Maid The mo.st highly rated of the legislators was total in September, gaining 1 percent over August the C D B G controver.sy that way. flexible depending upon work load and weather conditions. Accompanied by campaign chairman Sen. Paul -State Rep. Elsie L. Swensson. R-Manchester, who in current dollars. Smith said the Republican Party, which has Laxalt, R-Nev., and campaign director Edward .. 12 oz. can 9 9 ^ voted the taxpayer association’s position on the f Orange Juice...... opposed rejoining the grant program, has encoraged ALL LEAVES MUST BE OUT BY 7:00 A.M. MONDAY MORNING Rollins, Reagan spent about an hour thanking his seven bills 86 percent of the time. U.Nrannounces peace talks blacks to take part in government. workers urging them to "Get out the vote," on State Rep. J. Peter Fusscas. R-Marlborough, „ Route #2 Bounty Cummings responded today that the only people The Streets Listed Below Are Scheduled For The Week of November 5,1984 BEIRUT, Lebanon — Guerrillas launched new Election Day. $ i| 9 9 and state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser. R-Manchester, Reagan said he will keep "running one vole will bve insulted are those who want to view it as an Adams St. attacks against Israeli forces in southern were each rated at T2 percent. Coolidge St. Heather La. Town Line) Spring St. Ext. behind.” insult. Adams St. South Coop Saw Mill Rd. Lebanon as the United Nations announced Jumbo Towels...... A The association’s ratings were almost the Hendee Rd. McCann Dr. SUII Field Rd. “ It feels better that w a y," he said. “ The one thing ‘T v e insulted no one," Cumipings said. Arvine PI. Country Club Dr. Hills St. McGuire La. Lebanon and Israel had agreed to hold ------1 opposite of ratings released Tuesday by the Ash St. Strawberry La. that I agree with M r, Mondale on," he added, "is that " I have to smile at Curt’s efforts to make me the bad Curry La. Hllistown Rd. Morse St. Sunnybrook Dr military-level talks on an Israeli withdrawal. Connecticut Citizen Action Group. Ash St. Ext. USDA Choice Beef Loin Boneless guy,” he said. Dartmouth Rd. Horace St. New State Rd. Sunset St. At the United' Nations, Secretary-General the polls don’t vote. People do." Avon St. Depot St. Linking Cummings' remarks to political philo­ House Dr. Niles Dr. Tam Rd. Javier Perez de Cuellar said Wijdnesday the Bamwood Rd. Diane Dr. Huckleberry Rd. Norwood St. Reagan backed away from his bold prediction ,6. ^ 3 2 » sophy, Smith charged that Cummings favors rhore Bell St. Te rry Rd. conference would begin Monday at the headquar­ Sirloin Steak...... Dover Rd. Hunter Rd. Nutmeg Dr. Tuesday that N 6v. 6 would bring not only victory but Jerko campaigns for John Bette Dr. Thayer Rd. government takeover of local matters. He said this Downey Dr. Hyde St. Olcott St. West ters of the U .N . peacekeeping force in Naqoura, a “ an historic realignment" of the two-party system as Bidwell St. Thomas Dr. Jerko the Clown will be among the attractions contrasts with the Reagan-Bush stress on volunteer- Dugan's Alley Jarvis Rd. O’Leary Dr. coastal city near the Israeli border in southern Birch Mt. Rd. Thompson Rd. traditional Democrats flock to the GOP. Snow White A A A ism and reflects the Mondale-Ferraro stress on big Duncan Rd. Joyce St. Overland St. Saturday at an ice cream social for John W. Blue Ridge Dr. Timber Trail Lebanon. He jokingly lamented that he could not convince his government. Edison Rd. Judith Dr. Packard St. Thompson, a Democratic candidate for the state Bluefield Dr. Timrod Rd. The announcement came after two Israelis and chief pollsters "to hide the polls,” and told the Englewood D^. Keeney St. Ppscal La. Tonica Spring Tr. Mushrooms...... 12 oz. pkg. House of Repre.sentatives. Smith said "people helping people" is attitude that Bobby La. three members of an Israeli-backed'Lebanese Falknor Dr. Kimberly Dr. Phyllis Rd. campaign workers, "Just don’t take them seriously built the country. He said the Democratic leadership Briarwood Dr. Trebbe Dr. The social will be at the .Nathan Hale School Farm Dr. Kingswood Dr. Plano PI. militia, the South Lebanon Army, were wounded until Tuesday," Bridge St. Tuck Rd. from I to 4 p.m. Jerko will do a magic show at 2 is seeking to insult those who believe in that phiiosphy. Fern St. Lamplighter Dr. Portland St. v* in two separate guerrilla attacks. Lebanese radio Bush Hill Rd. Valley View Dr. p.m. Flint Dr. Ledgecrest Ter. Preston Dr. reports said. In Milwaukee, Ferraro also had a feisty comment Camp Meeting Rd. Village St. ■■■■■■■■■■ ib. At 3 p.m., the Manchester-based Helium H i’s Frances Dr. Leland Dr. - - Primer Rd. Waddell Dr Three Israeli intelligence officers were re­ on Reagan’s quoted suggestion that she was a token Our Own BdkBd Hbiw Carol Dr. Fulton Rd. Lewis St. Co. will release 3-foot wide helium balloons. Carriage Dr. Prospect St. Warren St. ported kijied in another attack in the Israeli- candidate. Garden Grove Rd. Line St. Rogers PI. Wetherell St. Thompson has promised to personally drive to the Fire Calls Carter St. Gardner St. occupieir iouth, but Israeli m ilitary officials in " If the.,,president has any, doubts about my Linwood Dr. Salem Rd. Wedgewood Dr. polls Tuesday any voter who retrieves one of the Carter St. West Gardner St. West Tel Avjv had no immediate comment on the substance, perhaps he and I could have a debate — Litchfield St. Server St. Whitney Rd. HICHLAHB i m MARKET 317 Highland St., Manchester balloons. Carver La. Garnet Rd. Lookout Mt. Rd. report. and we do have four days left. Wednesday, 10;37 a.m. — medical call, 423 Center Case Dr. Shallowbrook La. Wilfred Rd. Glen Rd. Love La. Sharon Dr. Admission is $1.50 for adtilts and 75 cents for Chalmers St. Winthrop Rd. U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Richard 6404277 St. (Town,'Paramedics). Glendale Rd. Maxwell St. So. Farms Dr. "Let me suggest to you that I think I have proven children. Chester Dr. Woodside St. Murphy an-ived in Israel for talks today on the Wednesday, 11;36 a m, — diesel fuel spill, McKee Hackmatack St. Mayfield Dr. Thompson is running against state Rep. Elsie So. Main St. Wyneding Hill Rd. eventual whtj^rawal of its estimated"”f0,000 troops myself as a national candidate not only throughout the Street (Town). Cobb Hill Rd. Harding St. Middle Tpke. West Spencer St. » L. Swensson of Manchester in the 13th Assembly Comstock Rd. in southern LeBanon. Israel invaded Lebanon in three months of the campaign, but also during the Wednesday, 12; 10 p.m. — medical call. Meadows Harvest La. ■V (Broad St to E.H. Spring St. District. _ June 1982 to drive Palestinian guerrillas out of the debate. I am not being hidden from the press and I am • Convalescent Center, 333 Bidwell St. (Town, country. , still doing open forums throughout the country.” she Paramedics). said.

\ Baby Fae Autumn Fettivaiof Savings It's one of the most ' Savings on Selected THOMPSON VERSUS SWENSSON electrifying premium offers Merchandise _ever. Just deposit th e - doing well required amounts in a 15, LOMA LINDA. Calif. — Baby FOUR POINTS TO CONSIDER ON ELECTION DAY 24. 36 or 48 moQjh certifi­ Fae, the longest-surviving recip­ cate and you can take your ient of ai\,animal heart transplant, pick of top-of-the-iine mer­ ANNOUNCING • JACK THOMPSON’S RECORD ' * is doing so well it is hard to tell her chandise like RCA color from a normal baby, but her TVs and VCRs, Litton, doctors say she could face her most W M*kCHESTER. JACK GOT THINGS DONE. KEPT TAXES microwave overts*lffi6 severe test this weekend. DOWN AND SCHEDULED TIME TO MEET WITH RESIDENTS much more — 16 exciting Physicians at Loma Linda Uni­ items in aii. And you’li earn versity Medical Center said Wed­ ENFIELD MALL high interest in the.process. nesday the baboon’s - heart im ­ • ELSIE SWENSSON’S RECORD planted in a landmark, life-saving For e x ^ p le , when you plug into the foilowing’ Heritaqe operation Friday was performing INTERNATIONAL SHE HAS VOTED TO PUT NEEDS OF SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS— LIKE - CD, youTSteceive the RCA 25" Remote Control Color so.well that a physician could not ELECTRIC UTILITIES— AHEAD OF THE INTERESTS OF PEOPLE. Console TV pictured here: distinguish baby Fae from a healthy infant down the hall. " I am amazed how perfectly 46f Month Certificate (Sie.ooo minimum deposit) •ELSIE SWENSSON^S CAMPAIGN TACTICS normal baby fae looks and be­ haves, a sign of her continuing APOLOGIZE fo r c a m p a ig n l it e r a t u r e c l a im in g ‘“The little process, ” said D r. Theodore Mack- shop with 12.0r 12.67" ett, chairman of transplant servi­ big fashion ACTUAllV W tiAwlr »"® BILL THAT SHE Annual Hale Effective Annual Yield* ces at Loma Linda. 305 East Center Street ideas" "The're’s another normal baby ManchcA«r»CT •Coal ol merchandise Included In interest rale and yield on the same floor, and I tell you I 643-4958 Ralo and choice ol merchandise will vary depending on lengih ot ce.ht.cate couldn’t tell the difference be­ compounded montwy Rales sumei^o EXIT FROM 1-91 AND chenge. Subslantial penally lo, early v.ilharai»al tween them.” The 4.6-pound, 19-day-old girl KNOWLEDGE OF ISSUES ' from Barstow, Calif. — whose SATURDAY and SUNDAY 9am-5pm identity is beiQg withheld at the \'V\. request of her paitnts — is ’ 'Doing SPACE FOR 400 DEALERS JACK UNDERSTANDS THE CHALLENGES FACING OUR TOWN AND STATE. 3if very-well, yawning, vigorously sucking on her pacifier, wiggling in PLAY JACKPOT Connecticut's largest weekly Flea Market Spectacular HE WANTED TO DEBATE ISSUES FACE TO FACE . ELSIE SWENSSON SAID SHE her specially-warmed bed and enjoying rocking iq her parents’ Situated in the Woolco Building, Enfield Outlet Mall WAS Ti)0 BUSY TO DEBATE. arms,” said Dr. David Hinshaw, money into a professor of surgery. ' ' FREE ADMISSION AND.PARKINQ The baby received daily visits from her parents and grandmother and is able to recognize her BINGO Heritage CD mother, he said. A spokeswoman PULL 4A FOR JACK THOMPSON said baby Fae was ^plying her formula and “is always hungry.” EVERY DAY and turn ori the fun. “ She is being weaned away from the oxygen concentration, a mark DEMOCRAT— STATE REP. in her progress,” Hinshaw added. Win A Trip For Two "H e r immune, system shows no indication of any crisis. There are MANCHESTER’S 13th DISTRICT no signs of rejection of the new Heritage Savings heart.” But Hinshaw said this-.weekend to HAWAII Manche8lef"Dlvlslo'n could be a critical period in baby Main OHIca: 1007 Main Si 649-4508 • K-Mad Plara. Spencat SI 648-3007 Fae's development because "In COMPETENCE IS THE BOTTOM LINE .Cornel Mein t Hudson Sla 847-0568 . Cpyentry; Rto Io 31 742^3zT general, there is a hump at 7 to 10 e” Supermarket. Fpx Run Mall 633-7655 See Page 2 ■days,” when heart transplant Paid for by Committee to Elect John W. Thompson; Roger Negreo, Treasurer South Windsor: 29 Oakland Rd 644 2484 . Tolland: Rl, 105 872 7M7 patients are in the most danger of - rejecting their new organ. li \TAN(.'HKSTK.K HKHAl.l) Thursdiiy, Nov 1, 1984 t MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday,^»v 1. 1984 - 7 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editgr OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editof Open Forum

Guest editorial responsible for the taxpayers' best 12. When are you going to tell the jargon. It, is a' promise and a great help to all our members In a Jim McCavanagh Vote for worki interests of town-owned assets. public tha) HUD — the largest commitment that he dedicated day and age when to<) often we look Jack 3. Why wasn't the Bennet build­ slumlord in the country - has run himself to as mayor of Manches­ at issues from a sterile pei’sjH'c- willing to serve * not just llstei up a debt of over $240 billion with no ter. and one that he will again tive. Biz is able to articulate the Anderson ■ * • ing put up for proposals by end in sight? purSue "much more.vigorously" real human itnpaet of our actions Computer users To the Editor: To the Editor: developers like all olber towns and Washln))ton Hartford do as standard We pay $31 million in interest as the elected representative for We need Biz Swi'nsson in the every 2‘ j hours on the national the 13th district. state Legislature. I am sure the Merry-Go-Round I have known Jim McCavanagh I had a little trouble following the procedure? debt. The Great Society is over, voters of the 13th District will have since he was a boy growing up in logic of the Herald’s endorsement 4. Why didn’t you give equal Mr. Cassano. There is no free the wisdom to return this most able lose inhibitions --Homestead Park. Having watched of James McCavanagh. opportunity to all other tax shelter Thomas S. Fiorenllno lunch. and dedicated representative on him mature, marry, raise a 1. Two years ago, a veteran salesman to give their proposals 224 Porter St. • Election Day. Nov 6 Why is it that computer appalled their elders. family, become a local independ­ legislator advised Mr. McCava­ for town evaluation? Manchester ' Robert E. Samuelson mail is full of profanity, ent businessman, serve as town nagh to “ shut up and listen” for his 5. Why didn’t you inform the But the offensive language 108 Henilpek Si. R.E. Van Nnrsirand director, and a state legislator, I first term. town taxpayers that they had to obscenity and rudeness that is used by people in manage­ ‘Butcher* pay $14,132 this year and $159,311 Manchester Swensson needed House Minorlly Ix'ader business people normally ment positions and therefore can truly say that he is . most 2. Mr. McCavanagh took this deserving of re-election to the state bond issue balance against the' don't use in face-to-face con­ advice. in the Legislature older. So maybe the explana­ . THfi "Btmse of Representatives. 3. You cite this favorably, as a $300,000 bond issue on improve­ ^ H6A may never Thompson better versations? That is not a tion is simply that it is easier '"Jim is the type of person who reason for endorsing Mr. ments on this building? To the Editor: Mercier develops 6 t t A .^ ■ matter of theory but of fact. It to swear at or abuse others EiQO-CRKSTEP responds to the needs of people and McCavanagh. 6. Is it true that if the town wants for 13th district the Bennet building back in 1995 it It is a distinct- honor and realistic agenda even has a name, from the when there is no other human ©I98H FO*^ WOKm be tried our community. He is not the type I hope we pay legislators, even computer age; it is known as around — only the imper­ of person who gets involved in freshman legislators, for doing will cost $3 million or $1,525,000 in To the Editor; privilege for me to endorse state 1999, plus an additional $95,000 for To Ihe Editor: “ flaming." HECKLEK /O-D something just for his own good. more than sitting and listening. Rep. Elsie "Biz " Swensson for sonal computer terminal, Greenblatt? Please clear up the As a former resident of the I3th r'e-election from the 13th Assembly / The significant factor in which can’ t talk back, WASHINGTON - Why hasn't I urge all voters in the 12th Should we reward a legislator who - It is with pleasure that 1 write to Klaus Barbie, the notorious Nazi Assembly District, to vote for Jim does just that, with a second term? confusion. Assembly District, I would like to District. this phenomenon is emo­ chasten or censor. Certainly, ★ IPENTIFYING FEATURES: NO EYES, NOEARS, BlG^OUTH. EMITS endorse Jonathan Mercier. the . PIERCING SHRIEKS.COLLAPSEP BRAIN PAN. ' - war criminal, been brought to trial .McCavanagh. He is truly a fine I’ve known Jon Mercier for 7. Do you plan to give equal take this occasion to urge all Biz has proven to be an excep­ tional. When people sit down the managers and executives opportunity to all developers for residents of that district to ca.st tional legislator Sbe has the Republican candidate to the I'ori A h a s it a t : p o l it ic a l r a l l ie s . by the French? Some of my fjnan and we are fortunate to have many years and know that he is a neclicut House of Repre.sentatives to express their opinions or don't have the brake of a intelligence sources doubt he will , aomeone with his sincere interest hard worker. He is a good listener; 470 feet of free road curb and their votes for John W. Thompson, capacity to understand compli­ ★ PIET; FEEPS ON RUPENESS ANP INTOLERANCE. sidewalk improvements to match the Democratic candidate for the cated i.ssues and make the tough from the 12th As.sembly District. ideas at computer terminals, secretary’s presence, which ever be. in our community willing to serve however, he listens, then acts I have had the opportunity to they tend to get far more in years past could deter the A p l u m a g e : VARIES ACCORPING TO PERSONAL PETRlFlEP PHILOSOPHY. us. rather than listens and sits. Gefstein’s deal? 13th Assembly District. decisions. Her .service on the 8. Do you plan to have the town Your votes for John W. Thomp­ meet and talk with Jon, and I have emotional than in talking or use of epithets in the office. A MIGRATES IN GROUPS KNOWN AS 'BOTHERS.',., i.e .... The reason is simple and scan­ If we want a legislator who isn’t Government Administration and dalous. The “ Butcher of Lyon” has planner figure cost estimates on son will entitle you to a representa­ Elections 'und Human Services been extremely impressed with his AS, A h o t h e t ' OF e g o -c r e s t e p h e c k l e r s . . Raymond F. Damato just there; if we want someone who grasp of the issues and his clear - even in old-fashioned letter Scientists are straining acquired a new title: “ The Man private developers property like tive who truly captures his opposi­ committi'es has iH-en outstanding. , , 24 Homestead St. will work hard folr Mancheher, understanding of the needs of his writing. And researchers are' their ingenuity to build new Who Knew’Too Much.” Barbie has he.did for the Gerstein deal? tion's campaign slogan. "People Biz brings to the U'gislature ., Manchester then we should vote for Jon community. Jon has a legislative a bit baffled by the loosening kinds of computers that will hinted from the start that he could Mercier. 9. In reference to your stand on Before Politics” As former mayor qualities and experience which are of inhibitions that takes have the ability to think — blow the whistle on a number'bf HUD: Your May 24 letter on HUD of Manchester. Mr. Thomp.son crucia.l to a representative govern- agenda we have discussed which is realistic and seryes the needs of place. Frenchmen — living and dead — Mercier’s ideas John R. Foss Jr. re-entry states you recognized vast opened his office to the public. He m.ent. She is not a "politician” in artificial intelligence, they Manchi'Ster's 12th District. Open Forum who attained high positions in 21 Ashland Si. changes in the HUD program. On was willing to hear any grievance, the usual sense of the word. Her , One curbstone researcher call it. If they make a are destructive Jon Mercier will prove to be an France after secretly collaborat­ Manchester June 6, HUD official Lynne complaint or compliment, and he concerns are the people of her hazards the guess that, be­ breakthrough in that direc­ Strecker stated the basic objec­ was willing to take a .stand on each out.standing legislator, and I am ing with the Nazi occupation forces . ^To the Editor; district and of Manchester. Biz is cause comi^uters are oper­ tion, the f^irst thing they will tives have not changed. The new and every one-of those grievances pleased to endor.se him for state clear. Stop him now and stay during World War II. able, to concentrate on their needs, ated milch more by the have to do is program every federal rules are the same. Please and complaints. The compliments representative. Union supports afloat, or go along and sink Reject Bolton’s Your editorial endorsement of Support man who for she has no greater goal than younger generation, the com­ And the sad truth. I'm told, is explain the difference in views. he modestly credited ,to his computer with a censor that tomorrow. 'James McCavanagh Tor the 12th serving as state representative. Jack Thompson that the deeper French investiga­ 10. In reference to the $4'/ii constituency. R.E.*Van Norsirand puter messages reflect the will screen out all the offen­ Are we ready to mortgage our school project Assembly District race over his gets the job done The .sensitivity and earing Biz tors have dug into Barbie’s grisly million bonding issue: At the As mayor, Mr. Thompson House Minority I>rodrr much less inhibited vocabu­ sive words and phrases that, children for life for a temporary opponent, Jon Mercier, hits the brings to the House have been of To the Editor: To the Editor: past, the more they’ve become To the Editor: public hearing, it was asked what ■proved himself to be a very- lary of the young men and in grade, school, triggered a phony Reagan prosperity, or cast nail on the head when you speak of convinced that his threats are not the town total bond obligations capable and compassionate public our votes and thus oppose him abd 'Mercier’s “ bizarre positions.” women who got their educa­ slap from the teacher’s ruler It is with great pleasure the men Presently, our town fathers are idle boasts. This election yeai', the voters in were — interest and principal. No representative. When given the 85 E. CENTER ST.ii: bring life back to reality? Every position that Mercier has tion when the colleges were — in, the older generation, of of lAFF Local 1579 endorse the suffering from an edifice complex the 12th Assembly District have a a *w er from any board member or opportunity to .serve the public It is costing every man, woman The list of targets Barbie and his taken in the campaign has been wracked by rebellion, verbal course. candidacy of Jack Thompson for and we, the voters, will be asked to choice between two men who the general manager to date. Any again, I am sure his actions will 649-5268 and child in this country $1,000 defense attorney have promised to .touched with flakiness. These as well as political. That’s state representative. Jack is the pass judgment on this condition on appear to have different ap­ prudent business operation or only enhance his already excellent annually just to pay the interest on expose as closet collaborators positions have run the gamut from type of person who takes an active Nov. 6. The subject is just too vast proaches to representing us in the home would have -the answer reputation. when boys- — and girls — - PROVIDENCE (R.I.) our national debt. Ask Reagan if reportedly covers the political groundless attacks on McCava- role in the political process and is for this letter to bear and I will state Legislature. before incurring more debt John Thompson has promised s p e c ia l CiihiCirry learned to use language that JOURNAL this is being better off now than we spectrum from far left to far right. 'hagh about sponsoring legislation, not afraid to stand up and fight for concern myself here only with one I am supporting the man who I obligation. the constituents of the 13th Assem­ our community. were four years ago. to the present support by Mercier proposal,, namely, the library- When Barbie was extradited believe wants to get the job done 11. How do you expect people to bly District that he will “ try much This need is more important :of the “ Delaware Plan.” media-computer center for Bolton from Bolivia early last year, the first, and not spend a lot of time pay a $9.million-plus debt without a more vigorously to find solutions" Walter A. Beresa Every state employee should be Washington Window than ever before because our High School. making fancy speeches. professional presentation on what to those problems and issues that 34 Wedgewood Drive French raised howls of outrage aware of the destructive power of iSweetheart Roses representative must aggressively On the night of the hearing, Oct. I urge all voters to vote for state they are going to get? over disclosures that U.S. Army ■ Mercier’s new proposal. The fact is they face. This is not idle political seek the legislation that our Manchester 1, it became apparent that the Rep. Jim McCavanagh. Jim has counterintelligence officers had -that all departments of state community needs. Board of Education had not the interests of all Manchester helped Barbie escape France after government have been operating Inaugural plans In days gone by, we could afford thoroughly examined whether the citizens at heart, first and the war. The Justice Department on a shoe-string for years — all of to be less staunch about our Education issue: center was needed, what impact foremost. investigated, confirmed the XhCm: transportation, mental interests in state government, but the construction and maintenance When you go to the polls and vote charges, and issued an official :health, mental retardation, higher today we face a wide variety of Cassano quaiified of it will have on the taxpayers' on Nov. 6, remember the man who are under way apology to the people of France. education, regulatory agencies, problems. This difficult job takes a pockets and, finally, how the usepf speaks softly but always has your To the Editor: ' etc., and to the public’s net cost. person who has proven themself to the computers will be integrated But the French press, so quick to interests at heart. Vote for state Bv Mary Beth Franklin West Front at about 5-to-l over the What a difference 1 or 2 percent be a strong leader, not merely a into the curriculum, A very discon­ point the finger of shame at the Rep. Jim McCavanagh. traditional East Front setting I am writing to support the more in various budgets would participant in the process. Jack certing element of this proposal United States, has become stran­ Tlw Eagle pives WASHINGTON — Although thd where presidents from ^ndrew candidacy of Steve Cassano for have meant as far as meeting the has proven l^mself time and time was the absence of consideration gely quiet about tHe Barbie case. In > Daniel F. Reale next president of the United States Jackson through Jimmy Carter state senator in the 4th Senatorial 'state’s obligations is concerned. again to be this type of leader in our for rearranging the existing high a country where virtually all the 175 Main SI. — whoever it is — will not be sworn were sworn in. District. And Mercier proposes that-agen­ community. school space to accommodate the major publication's are identifia- Manchester in for another three months, Parts of the Capitol will be One of the major issues which cies receive only 98 percent of their There are those that take, and suggested facilities. A proposal for bly loyal to one political party or preparations are already under appropriately decorated with red, will be facing the state Legislature budgeted needs! ' those that give in this world of ours, rearranging existing space was . another, this suggests that Barbie way for the nation's 50th inaugura­ white and blue bunting and large in its next term is education. To be sure, the state administra­ and Jack Thompson is certainly at made from the floor, and if not the is believed capable of embarrass­ Questions about checking a flying start. tion ceremony. American . flags — less of a Recent national reports, the state tion has not been blameless in its the top of the list of givers. We are plan, then the concept, merits ing every political group ip Work on Washington's quadren­ patriotic gesture than an attempt commissioner of education, par­ budgeting practices. Agency very proud and honored to know consideration. France, from Gaullists to Social­ Cassano’s record nial extravaganza began last April to hide some of the unsightly ents and teachers all insist that budget proposals are not really and support him. There is no one , It merits consideration in view of ists and Communists, if he were when the Armed Forces Inaugural scaffolding that is expected to mar attention needs to be paid to thb ■created to objectively nieet-statu­ To the Editor: amongst us who will care more, the fact that the present high brought to trial'. Committee, initially made up of the West side of the building for concerns of both students and tory or moral obligations, but are work harder, and totally devote school was built 20 years ago two people and expected to top 300 several years until a massive teachers. crafted so as to total no higher than Director Stephen Cassano as­ themselves on behalf of the com­ according to demographic predic­ France went through a long, by next month, began planning the renovation project is completed. .... Steve Cassano is uniquely quali­ the revenues that can be gathered pires for higher office. He should munity he loves. tions that calculated the student agonizing period of soul-searching ■* event. Sen. Charles Mathias, R-Md., fied to work on this important ‘at no political cost. The result: The clear up a few matters of interest body would reach 500 in 10 years. after the war, and eventuaily came Navy Cmdr. Greg Gagne, a chairman of the Joint Congres­ issue. As a teacher, he understands State skimps 'so much that the to us common folk. I understand Robert O. Martin Now, 20 years later, the student to live with the undeniable fact that spokesman for the committee, said sional Committee on Inaugural the problems of both students and 'public suffers. And Mercier wants from newspaper reports that President body consists of 310 members, many French men and women had up to 12,000 military personnel will Ceremonies, earlier this mont^ teachers in the receiving and to accentuate the decline in state teacher groups are looking for a Thomas Rufini which includes 83 students from oollaborajted with the Nazis to one be involved in some form of drove the first ceremonial 16- giving of good instruction. And as a services, already at a low ebb. possible SO percent increase in Vice President Willington (Board talk. Sept. 24, degree or another. The trial of a planning or participating in the penny nUil into the inaugural stand three-term member of the Man­ What is needed in a state starting salaries, up to $24,000 for Professional Fire Fighter 1984). Curiously enough, one of the man as cynical as Barbie — and ceremony, from military escorts that is expected to cost $239,000 chester Board of Directors, he 'legislator is - someone -who knows 180 days or 36 weeks .Then upgrade Local 1579 lAFF arguments given by the propo­ with so little to lose — could open '' and drivers to snow removal crews when completed in December. understands the legislative pro­ 'What he is talking about, one who is nheir wage scale to $48,000. nents of the center has been, again, up the old wounds. and medics. The stands are designed to hold cess and can work to find methods willing to learn, not someone with 1. How do you plan to satisfy demographic. The biggest single group is the about 1,500 invited guests, ranging and means to help both student and President Francois Mitterrand’s an endless succession of mad-hat their requests? A state personal Why should the latest demogra­ 2,100-man contingency that will from the president, vice president Time to put cap teacher. . ... Socialist government at first was schemes and off-the-wall stands. income tax as some teachers phic forecasts be any more accu­ / line the mile-long parade route and their families, to current and With such experience in the eager for a public trial of Barbie, The 12th district race is sup­ want? Using the $150 million state on Reagan fiasco rate than the one made more than frona the Capitol to the White former members of Congress, the classroom and the political sys­ believing he wouid embarrass only posedly ’close. Let us hope that surplus? Increasing town tax rate? 20 years ago.‘when the construc­ House. Cabinet, the Supreme Court, tem, Steve will be a strong and its political rivals. Now they’re not .'rationality in the person of Jim. 2. Is it true that.you suggested To the Editor: tion of the high school was “ We're just awaiting the final members of the diplomatic corps, effective leader in the difficult so sure. ' 'McCavanagh prevails. ' giving the town manager a $5,000 proposed? Long-range forecasting outcome,” Gagnesaidin reference military officers with the rank of \yhen Ronald Reagan ran for process of serving our educational raise after the town budget hear­ to the yet-to-be held election. general, and Medal of Honor needs. is not a science and, in this case, it In fact, my associate Lucette , Robert J; Smith ings were closed? As chairman of office in 1980, he promised a would be wiser to leave the future Gagne said this is the earliest an winners. We need people like Steve in our Lagnado was told by some of the 43 Harvard Road the real estate committee of the balanced budget by 1983. These are alone and let it take care of itself. inaugural committee has ever While the bulk of the $500,000 state Senate. Americans who “ ran” Barbie as Manchester . Board of Directors, you are the facts: With imagination and will started planning and arranging the budget will be used to erect stands, When he came into office, the an intelligence informant that he event, which usually attract about another $200,000-plus wilt-finance Mary Ann Handley power, the proposed facilities can often boasted of the ease with national debt ceiling was be accommodated in the existing 100,000 visitors. decorations, invitations and $800,000,000,000. Five percent of 133 Prospect St. which he had recruited French “ It has been very helpful," he personnel. Manchester building and, therefore, the voters spies for the Nazis. He even DANIEL M. McLENNON, D.D.S. the annual budget was used to pay should say “ NO” on Nov. 6. said, noting that the staff is The winner's inaugural commit­ the interest on the national debt. bragged that he had agents inside creating a first-ever step-by-step tee, to be established after the the resistance movement itself. ; is pleased to announce the open­ In his short 3'/i years in office, Ilvi J. Cannon guide for future committees on election, will decide on the number the debt limit has been raised to a ' Vote against 2 Femwood Drive Barbie’s lawyer has hinted that ing of his office for the practice of topics ranging from security prep­ and location of inaugural galas, whopping $1,824,000,000,000. with Eagle gives you Cassano, HUD Bolton some of the clandestine traitors hiq arations to potential sites for authorize appropriate inaugural 12 percent of the budget going to General Dentistry. than just checking — you can Direct Deposit — The fastest, easiest and inaugural galas. ^ouveniers, and control a large client knows about rose to promi' pay the interest on his national To the. Editor: nence in postwar France. But it safest way for your social security On the topic of security, Gagne number of tickets for the actual debt. COVENTRY PROFESSIONAL CENTER earn interest, get Direct Deposit ceremony. Members of the public No fancy speech would be easy to bluff. Even high' checks, pension checks and paychecks commented: “ We'll do what we He has raised the national debt Stdve Cassano's political cam­ 15 Lake Street, Coventry and an Eagle-24 ATM card too! officials who know they are clean to fly directly into your Eagle NOW need to do. It's fair to say that can request tickets for the inaugu­ more than a trillion doliars, more paign would have the voters with McCavanagh 3:30-6:00 things are different today than four ration from their congressmen or can’t be sure that one of their, Mon., Tues., Thurs. Eagle NOW Checking Leaves Regular Checking. than doubling the total debt of all ' believe that he is responsive to colleagues wasn’t a hireling of 742-0539 years ago," However, he would not senators. To the Editor: Checking on the Runway — Earn interest previous presidents. The interest their wishes. Yet, as the leading Barbie during the occupation. It’s The Eagle-24 ATM Card — Gives you ac­ say whether metal delators or has risen from'5 percent to 12 force in attempting to bring the Jim McCavanagh, our state not a secret likely to be shared! ’ on your checking when you open an Eagle cess to your Eagle NOW Checking, for other security equipment would be Mary Beth Franklin is a Wa­ percent of the annual budget. town back into the HUD program, NOW Checking Account with as little as used to screen the crowd. representative in the 12th Assem­ many different transactions, 24 hours a shington reporter for United Press This phony Reagan prosperity he is doing just the opposite. International bly District, deserves to be re­ So Barbie sits in jail while tha $100.00. Just maintain a balance of day; You can use your Eagle-24 ATM card Last summer. Congress got into bubble can stand only so much hot Mr. Cassano seems to have the act by appointing its own elected on Nov. 6. Why? Because government ostensibly tqkes fnorS $300.00 or more, and checking is free as a at any of our five convenient Eagle-24 air. When this bubble bursts some forgotten that on two occasions the he has represented us in a way time to prepare the prbsecutioil six-member inaugural committee. day, who,will bear the burden of his PLAY JACKPOT bird. For balances less than $300.00, locajions. What’s more, Eagle-24 will voters of Manchester, by an The panel's first piece of business which has gotten things done, and case. The trial, at first scheduled stupidity? Our children and their, overwhelming majority, estab­ there’s a small $3.00 monthly charge. soon be your link to the YANKEE 24'“ net­ in August was to select the West not wasted time making fancy for late 1983, then for sometime children the rest of their iives. lished that they did not want to High Flying Interest — Your Eagle NOW work so you’ll be able to do your banking Front of the Capitol for the Letters policy speeches which mean nothing, this year, is now vaguely plann^ The young who are intrigued by participate fti the program and, in for 1985. ^ ; ceremony. ^ i m saw a, need to have Oakland Checking is better than regular checking at over 500 locations statewide. The Manchester Herald wel­ his bologna today will pay dearly fact, he voted to appropriate It will be only the second time in Inreet repaved and quietly urged because it earns 5V4% interest. comes letters to the editor. for it the rest of their lives. substantial tax dollars to fight Some State Department sources history that a president will be and supported the effort to have Letters should be original, brief Now is the time to put a cap on legal actions to keep us in the suspect the French are stalling iii Eagle NOW Checking options for a Check out the Eagle NOW Checking at sworn in on the side of the Capitol this accomplished. He has worked BINGO and to the point. They should be faster flight. : this Reagan fiasco. Four more program. hard to see that innocent victims of hopes that Barbie, nbw 71 an4 any of our eight offices. that looks down Pennsylvapia typed or neatly handwritten, and,,, years of Reaganomics can lead to None of the objections to the crinie be protected with the same reportedly in frail health, will dd Avenue to the Washington Monu­ for ease in editing, should be national bankruptcy and economic HUD program have been elimi­ rights as those who have caused them the favor of dying before hg EVERY DAY ment and the White House. double-spaced. disaster. nated, therefore, it is surprising such harm, can start telling what he claims to; Ronald Reagan was the first new The Herald reserves the right to He says he will not increase that Mr. Cassano is now willing to Jim McCavanagh is a kind and know in open court. ^ commander in chief to have the edit letters in the interests of Win A Trip For Two taxes on the gainfully employed. expose the town to another lawsuit considerate man. He is a gentle-' honor in 1981 after the Architect of brevity, clarity and taste. Footnote; Beate Klarsfeld, tllfl* The iogle among banks. He will recommend an upfront tax by having us re-enterthe program. man. So, When you vote on Election the Capitol decided the West Front, Letters dealing with the Nov. 6 international Nazi hunter whq or an added tax or a national sales His record on this matter sup­ Day, I hope you, will do as I will, with its natural elevation, had a election and referendum questions tracked Barbie down, d isa g ree tax. This will put the burden on the ports a “ no” vote to his candidacy and vote for the man who deserves nicer view and required less effort will be accepted until noon on strongly with the view that Frem ^ poor, the retired, those on fixed for state senator, and a .‘,‘nn” vote to be elected. . Vote for Jim and money to errect presidential Friday, Nov. 2. To assure fairness, authorities are delaying Barbi»!» t. HAWAII incomes and unemployed. This he on re-entry into the HUD program. McCavanagh. and reviewing stands. the Herald will not publish letters considers fair. trial out of fear of his revelations FiistTedeial Swings A spokesman for the congres­ which raise new issues at the last He has got us on a trip today that FSDC Balilla Pagan! < Janice Dabaie Gardner See Page 2 sional Inaugural committee esti­ minute, unless opposing views are we wili have to pay for the rest of “ He has no names to reveal," East Hartford, Glastonbury, boutn Glastonbury, Manchester, Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor 13 Falknor Drive IS Irving St. mates the cost savings of using the * available. our lives. The choice should be she said. Ms. Klarsfeld said t]k£ Manchester Manchester trial would take place next year. “

7 ' 8 - MANCHKSTER HKRALU, Thursday. Nov 1, 1984 MANCHESTER HKRAl.H. Thuisdiiy, Nov I. >984-9 CAPTAIN EASY ‘ by Crooks A CoMle THI^ ONE HA^’ I WONPER IF THI$ 1.8 mtUlon signed up Thursday TV AN EVEN SETTER IS S O M E s p e c i a l COSTUME. Connecticut

6:00 PM OD-CiJ ^30; N e w t 2 2 90) Cheers Sarn unwittingly breaks In B rief Three's Company one of his cardinal rules by dating a married wornan Voter registration sets record ieveis C$]) Hart to Hart Channels 2 4) (57) M ystery! Rurnpole of the Bailey (11) Benson Integrity unit causes stir' WFSB Hartford. CT ) Fourth of 7 parts Wfiilc defending a cou By Mark A. Dupuis turnout in the upper 90s." Tashjian Voter registration traditionally is at voting age in Connecticut are regis­ (16) Dr Gene Scott WNEW New York. NY $; pie accused of blackmail and operaiing a . HARTFORD — Prosecutors say a proposal to United Press International said, "but realistically I would assume the highest in presidential election tered voters. C{6) Dukes of Harrard WTNH New Haven. CT • brotfiel. Rurnpole runs into some problems some place around S3 percent.'! years and declines in subsequent WOR New York. NY r#j of fiis own (60 min ) jCIpsed Captioned) create a public integrity unit to deal exclusively (^4) 3 -2 1. Contact years. In 1980, there were 1.7 million Democratic registrations were 9 WPIX New York. NY ti (41) El Maleficio with government corruption would not lead to HARTFORD — The state's chief Both Democratic, and Republican (^ ) One Day at a Time WHCT HarTlord. CT • leaders took heart in the registration people signed up to votcin Connecticut, |)erCent higher than a year ago and 7.4 (61) Kojak . . V "witch hunts," but other officials are skeptical of elections official hopes that next (40) N ew sw atch WTXX Waterbury. CT je the plan. - week’s voter turnout will hit an all-time figures, which showed 718,772 Demo­ compared to 1.82 million last year. percent higher than 1980. Republican WVVLP Springfield.- M A (C^jN ] Freeman Reports (41) Reporter 41 t i Tashjian estimated that between,75 registrations grew by 12.2 percent over WEDH Hartford. CT 24 Chief State's Attorney Austin J. McQuigan has high with a record 1.8 million people crats, 477,749 Republicans. 608.613 [E S P N ] Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic percent and ss por'''” " of the people of last year but only 6.3 percent over 1980. $7) MacNeit/Lehrer Newshour WVIT Hartford.'CT 20 City. N J announced the unit within his office "to registered to vote. unaffiliated voters and 898 minor party (01) Fantasy island WSBK Boston. M A 2C corruption cases so that the process ia a normal Secretary of the State Julia H, registrations. WGGB Springfield MA 40 [TM C ] MOVIE. 'Endangered Species* LEVY'S LAW -'by JaniM Schumaitlef [C N N ] Prog Cont'd Democratic State Chairman James WXTV Paterson. NJ 41' Tfie discovrjry of mutilated farm animals part of the business of investigation and Tashjian said Wednesday that voter leads a retired detective and a female sher Study clears large firms [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express WGDY Springfield. MA $7 prosecution.” registration is up j^l.6 percent over last M. Fitzgerald said the record for W T IC * Hartford, CT 6i iff t6 a dangerous germ warfare operation McQuigan's announcement came after Mon­ year and 5.8 percent over 1980 when th^ Democratic registrations is evidence 6:30 PM CiJ One Day at a Tim e CNN Cable News Nlwrk ICNNi Jobeth Williams. Robert UfiCh 1982 HARTFORD (UPI) — Large manu­ Waste Management Service, a corpo­ I Rated R day’s conviction of William V. (jarbone, a former last presidential election was held. his party "is alive and t^ell in the state (11) Barney Miller ESPN Sports Network (CSPNl ration for'hied to develop a hazardous t- Transportation'Department supervisor, on eight Both the size of the increase and the of Connecticut." facturers in Connecticut produce less (22) 90) N B C N e w s HBO Home Box Office iHBOl 9:30 PM 22 90) Night Court A child, hazardous waste than expected, ac­ waste plan for the slate CINEMAX Cinemax -iMAXf felony charges. total number of people registered to “ Our job now is to get out the voters (24) Nightly Business Report exfXilled from school for breaking into the cording to a preliminary report’ by a The preliminary study found that TMC Movie Channel (TM Cl computer, shows up in court with his Waterbury Attorney Timothy Moynahan, who vote set new records, Tashjian said at a next Tuesday so that all of our 9 $ Jeffersons USA USA Network lUSAl principal abusing parents represented Carbone, reacted with cynicism. news conference where she released candidates can benefit from this m ajor New York consulting firm. '73,800 tons of waste materials were (40) A B C New > (41) De Fiesta * " I think it smacks of selective prosecution," he the registration figures. Increase in the Democratic-rolls,” he The report shows that SQO state shipped out of state for dis|X)sal. New (41) Nottciero SIN said. industries produced I75,000 tons of York received the largest share, and 10:00 PM (3J Knot's Landing Abby said. "It involves targeting one individual or one Democrats continue to lead Republi­ (C N N ) Showbiz Today tims Ralph Macchio. Belly Buckley. Jof uses her power as the owner of a televi group and then looking for some criminal hazardous waste in 1983. A 1979 study some was shipped as far as Illinois and frey Tarnbor cans easily in registrations, but the Peter W. Gold, executive director of [ESP N ] Mazda SportsLook Sion station to get Greg under her thumb violation to charge the individual or group with.” estimated double that amount gener­ Alabama. ( $ ) N ew s (60 min ) G O P made greater gains in terms of the state Republican Party, said that [ m a x ] MOVIE: 'A Night In Casablanca' ated annually in the state. ' About 40.000 tons were disposed of at The Marx Brothers have a few escapades (11) MOVIE: 'Melvin and Howard' This is CS^ Now s percentages over last year though not although Democrats still lead in Connecticut .disposal, sites and the Kathleen Golas, chairwoman of the taking over a* hotel The Marx Brothers. the story of Ifie gas station attendant who C6J (40) 20/20 (Closed Captioned) Johnson discounts rates in comparison to 1980, according to the- registrations, the G O P was pleased remaining waste was disposed of at the allegedly rescued Howard Hughes from the Lois Collier 1946 ' (11) Independent N ew s figures. with the 52,000 voters it added to its Connecticut Hazardous Waste Man­ rlesert Jason Robards. Mary Sleenbur STAFFORD — Johnson Memorial Hospital site8. where they were generated. rolls. agement Service, said, "There is no gen, Paul leMat 1981 (16) Dr. Gene Scott Tashjian said she hopes a record Golas said the 1979 study was based 7:00 PM Ci) C B S New s ALLEY OOP > by Dave Gratia plans to start offering reduced emergency room doubt this is the best num ber 2 2 (30j Hill Street Blues Washington re- on a limited survey of industry, while , CB (9® W A ' S 'H rates today for treatment of minor ailments in an number of voters will turn out Tuesday, "By any standard, it's a record- available." 18< Dr Gene Scott •signs when a rookie he encouraged to effort to compete with the walk-in centers. though she said she didn’t expect the breaking year," said Gold, who also the corporation's re)H>rt was biiscdon a CE A B C N e w s provide information in a policeman's sui­ THIS IS AWFUL, ALLEY.' W H A T W A S I THINK WE DROPPED A 120) MOVIE: In Harm's Way* A Navy H EY, w h a t 's g o i n g (J U Dallas cide IS disrnisserl (60 min ) VISIBILITY IS IX>WN TO THAT? ON? SHE WON'T WHEEL OVER THE EDGE.' Hospital spokesman Michael Helechu said turnout in percentage to match the said polls show that many of the newly The report was produced by Environ­ review of twice-yearly reports suhmll- man captures Japanese-held islands in the ZERO tpd to the slate Department o(' (11) Jeffersons 2 4 j Dean of Thin Air ■ - BUDGE.' patients will be charged $30 to $35 for record of 93 percent set back in 1960. registered Democrats will vote for mental Resources Management Inc. of days following the Pearl Harbor attack ■Zo Environmental Protection. ( l 6) Dr. Gene Scott John Wayne. Kirk Douglas. Patricia Neal (57) Great Chefs/New Orleans non-emergency care instead of the usual $704o$75 "I personally would love' to see a President Reagan next week. Plainview, N .Y ., for the Hazardous (2$ Star Trek 196b (61) Starsky and Hutch base rate. '22 30' Cosby Shovu-OatrDaliy^ts for a (22) W heel of Forlurte , [CN N ] Evening News "W e want to be able to provide the full range of ffierul s newborn and realizes that she medical care, from minor to intensive, 24 hours a (24) MacNdll/Lehrer New shour might want another child of her own [HBO] Countdown to Lobking Glass Kennedy raps From the point of view of a television news day,” Helechu said. The charges do not include ( ^ ) (40) Family Feud 24) Rainbow Jackpot team, this drama presents a chilling roal- X-rays, tests and medicine. (41) Leonela (38j MOVIE: 'The Exorcist' A young girl life scenario leading up to the outbreak of Helechu noted patients usually shy away from ($7) Nightly Business Report bucoffies the victim of demonic posses­ World War ill Reagan for sion from which no one can save her Linda the emergency room for care that could be (01) Diff'rent Strokes (M A X l Go-Go's at the Greek Blair, Max von Sydow. Ellen Burstyn provided by a family doctor or clinic because of tCNN ) Moneyline 1976 1 0:30 PM CBJ N B A Basketball: N e w the cost. f la i t a f [ESPN] SponsCenter (41) Noche de Gala ' York Knicks at Los Angeles Clippers big deficits 18 W oodlend St. SAS-SATA pxD nFN Q [H B O ] Inside the NFL Len Dawson and ■ (57) This Old House (11) N ew s 8 am - 6 pm daily BARPtrib Nick Buoniconti review this week s Nf I ac Mrs. Carter raps Reagan (61) Police W om an (41) 2 4 Horas tion THE BORN LOSER -by Art Santom WATERBURY (UPI) — President Reagan cam­ Reduced - Marked Down [CN N ] Prime News (57) O n the M oney Mutual fund investing HARTFORD — Formgr First Lady Rosalynn ITM C I MOVIE: 'Raiders of the Lost and the issue of rental versus ownership of paigns on promises and avoids tough issues like the SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL Ark* [Closed Captioned) An American ar [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' Carter has criticized President Reagan’s stands HQUAND FRUIT TREES property are discussed jClosed Cap- E € 1?YW HAT^«)W R 0 federal deficit and extravagant defense spending. D l IIB e r a 1 “Songmokar" BIIID FiED chaeoloyisl races to relrievrMli (Closed Captioned] Art American archeol­ iioniid) on arms control and the federal deficit while BULBS ORNAMENTAL of the Covenant before tbe''Gerrnans can ogist races to retrieve the lost Ark of the IMVITEIbUTO Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., has charged. DLUK JEIUL Sunflower. Thistle. [U SA] PFB Arm Wrestling WITHBeeiR ON defending her husband’s record on foreign policy. 1 find It Harrison Ford, l^ren Allen Paul Covenant before the Germans can find it Diflodlli « $ tt. TR E E S I M V C L U B Mrs. Carter said Reagan has followed a [tolicy "Ronald Reagan is the biggest spender in all „ „ / 9 5 Cracked Corn. Freeman 1981 Ratrjd/ g Harrison Ford. Karen Allen. Paul Freeman :00 PM C3 J C i ) (2 2 ) (301 140) ®7) 1981 Rated PG 1 1 of “ belligerence" in dealing with other nations American history," Kennedy told a cheering crowd HviBinihiMcn Evergreens 25 lbs I Millet, etc. IUSA] Radio TS New s A£AIN'.‘ Wednesday in the second of two campaign stops in [ m a x ] MOVIE: 'Slow Dancing in the that has cost the United States respect overseas smwdropi, irii atit Rhodooendroni 1 0 9 5 a Is o complete selection ( 5 ) Taxi Connecticut to support Walter Mondale and the 7,^30'PM CE p m Magazine Big City’ A New York reporter becomes and also’swelled budget deficits threatening the Shrubs, etc. 50 lbs M of Bird Feeders involved with a ballerina stricken with a (11) O dd Couple A C E All In the Family future back at home. statewide Democratic ticket. crippling disease Paul Sorvino. Anne <18) Dr. Gene Scott “ I don't know a country in the world that we X - T R A ^ ^ POTTED: HOU 8 EPLANT8 ( j j Wheel of Fortune Ditchburn 1977’ . “ He acts as if it had never happened," he saidof the 20) Honeymooners * have a better relationship with than we did four tfdin (11) In^iependent New s federal budget shortfall. “ If $20 billion deficits were SPECIAL & s e e d 24) Dr W ho years ago,” she told reporters Wednesday after Kteto-loM-IkT |l|f|i||irH5.DDD tq It «Q (221 M 'A 'S 'H 8:30 PM CiD p m Magazine wrong under the Democrats, then $200 billion deficits 95 (38) M 'A 'S 'H addressing a regional conference of the National 90) Entertainment Tonight CIO MOVIE: 'A Dangerous Summer' An j^^Jid e plants\ A u lla s s a s ” O m nSreg. *10.95*™ (61) Gong Show JO' are equally wrong under the Republican architect and a financier team up to build an Council of Community Mental Health Centers. M IMt-Mnf laiODD iq. IL« m MML 96) Barney Miller I h- administration.” il^^^SensItive . L | Y 1 $1'.’ 4 Australian vacation resort Tom Skerritt. [C N N ] Moneyline Mrs. Carter said she and her husband just HmaiMb'lhiitat A u p reg. *18.95 * 1 D (46) People's Court Kennedy was joined by Gov. William A. O'Neill, Guy Doleman. James Mason 1982 [ m a x ] MOVIE: 'Boarding School' A flir returned from a trip to Latin America and “ the ^ l / P l a n t i w V betid (On Sen. Christopher Dodd, Rep. William R. Ratchford Wild World of Animals 2 2 (30) Family Ties Alex and a long time . tatious teenager is sent to school abroad United States certainly is not standing tall down and several other Democratic leaders and candidates ^ ) One Day at a Time rival are forced to work together at a crisis where she and her friends pursue the boys 1 there.” Complata display of d rM materials center in order to fulfill a course require- at a neighborhood school Nastassja Kin­ [C N N ] Crossfire FRANK AND ERNEST ^ y Bob Tbavaa for rallies in New Haven and Waterbury. Driid An’ingimihU. 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Claudia Cron 1982 Rated PG Guillermo Aillon has filed an apiieal with the [U S A ] NHL Hockey: Calgary at Detroit 9 :0 0 P M C3j Sim on 8i Sim on Rick'and T H f APMiNl/rftATION. Hamilton Park in Waterbury. A J learn that life in the fast lane can be [U SA] Make Me Laugh Connecticut Supreme Court in an attempt to 8:00 PM CE Magnum P.l. dangerous when they investigate the sa­ 1 .1 : 1 5 PM (41) Reporter 41 overturn Aillon's conviction on charges he Reagan drew thousands to the Waterbury Green CD Rituals botage of an Indy sdO type race car (60 X stabbed his wife and her parents to death. last month and Kennedy lashed out at the president min ) 1 1 :30 PM (E Three's Company d D (46) MOVIE; Three Wishes of Billy John R. Williams said he is claiming that a for his speech that day which invoked the names of VOTERS OF MANCHESTER— STUDY QUESTION Grier' A teenage boy is stricken with a rare ( E Merv Griffin ( E Charlie's Angels biased ju ry beafd the case and the public presidents Roosevelt, Truman and John F. Kennedy. 115 THOROUGHLY (at fhe top of Voting Machine) and fatal disease that rapidly ages its vic­ (18) D ^ Gene Scott ( E (40j Nightline defenders who represented Aillon during the trial The Waterbury crowd roared when Kennedy said, MANCHESTER’S FUTURE ZONING AND AUTONOMY ('ll) Honeymooners did not have adequate time to prepare a defense. "Ronald Wilson Reagan has no right to quote John (2Q) Leave It to Beaver IS AT STAKEIII DEFEAT IT FOR THE 3RD TIME— Williams also said the public defenders had Fitzgerald Kennedy.” Paid for by John Zapadka, 166 Woodland St.. Manchaator WAY (?2 96) Tonight S how Host Joan Rivers' been intimidated by a member of the Public guests are Jerry Mathers and James Coco Defender Services Commission who is related by "They (Republicans) have never really seen or (60 min ) m arriage to the victims' family. understood the harm their policies have done to 96) Anything for Money millions of average Americans," Kennedy added. BILLY GRIER (41) Pelicula; 'Entre Bala y Bala' (57) MacNeil/Lehrer New shour Ralph Macchio stars as a (B*!) M OVIE: 'Bullddg Drummond's Peril' M YfSRANDBATHER clUST GILLETTE teenager stricken with a rare Murder and robbery lake place at Drum­ INSTEADOF GLASS^ HE SAYS THEYfeE FOR GILLETTE mond's wedding party, putting Bulldog hot /NVENTEDANOTHER NEW DICKINSON and fatal disease In which he THEY HAVE LITTLE PEOPLE WHO THINK THEYteE A b a Trac II on the trail John Howard, John Barry­ P A IR O F EYEGLASSES. Atra ages at catastrophic speed in more, 1938 M IRRORS IN THEM . BEING FOLLOWED. 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Quinn’s Pharmacy 57 2:30AM E c b ^ IJews Nightwatch nine, he will succeed unless Wqst 14 Main SL. 585 Enfleld Ave., 12's . 4 Close falcon J IP \ Sill Prins! 873 Main St. eyes Opening lead: 4 J originally held all four of the defend­ East Hartford i f l [C N N ] Sports Latenigm EUoctive Enfleld Manchester '5 Sand lizard ers’ clubs. If East wins the queen,' ______ANSWERS t J 9 9 :;I984 by NEA. Inc [M A X ] MOVIE: WulMering Heights' Nov. 1-3, 1984 South can subsequently overtake the B -g o -J q 'I - in - MANfcHKSTKK U K R A U ), Thursdiiy, Nov I. 1984 MANCHLSTKK MKH.Al.D ThiiiMi.iv N.iv I I'KM II Area Towns In Brief Obituaries t Schools get new staff Milo S. Boyington may be made to St. Mary’s Church She was the wife of the late and six grandchildren. F O C U S / Fam ily Book of Remembrance, 41 Park Francis E, Bray. She was born in The funeral will be private. John B O LTO N — Two now stuff membors wore hired reoonily in the- Milo S. Boyington, 73, of 40 Diane St., Manchester. 06040. Manchester Feb. 24.1893, and had F. Tierney Funeral Home, Man­ Bolton schools. Drive, South Windsor, died Wed­ been a lifelong resident. She and chester, has charge of West Hartford resident Ann Green will begin work Nov,. 13 as nesday at Manchester Memorial Edward T: Knurek her husband owned and operated arrangements.' the new Bolton Center School guidance counselor and Bolton Hospital. He was the husband, of the Bray Jewelers on Main Street Memorial contributions may be Beatrice (Goodwin) Boyington Edward T. Knurek of 15 Wakeley High School-Cooperative, Work Experience coordinator. She will Road, Newington, died Wedne.sday for many years. made to the' American Heart replace Jaonritt Levy, who moved to Arizona early this year. and the father of Robert M. ( She was a member of St. Mary’s Assooiation. Boyington of Manchester. at Hartford Hospital. He was the Elizabeth O'Brien of Marlborough is the new school husband of Estelle (Breen) Episcopal Church. * psychiatrist, replacing Carol Rice, who resigned last summer to Born in Newington, he lived in She is survived by several nieges Bloomfield before moving to South Knurek and the father of Robert N. have a baby. Knurek of Manchester. and nephews. In Memoriam ,^Green has worked as a guidance counselor at Avon Middle Windsor eight years ago. He was a The funeral will be Saturday at a In sad and loving memory of former member of the Blue Hills He was born in East Granby and School and as a youth counselor for the Capitol Region F^ducation lived in Hartford most of his life. time to be announced at the Wilber T. Little who passed away Baptist Church. He was employed November 1st, 1978. T oastmasters Council Youth Work Experience I^rogram. He was a teacher and coach before Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main by the state Health Department for St. Burial will be in the veterans’ So sadly missed along life’s way, f O ’Brien was formerly school psychologist in the Norwich 25 years. He was the former his retirement. public schools,' He also is survived by two other section of the East Cemetery. Quietly remembered every day, assistant fire chief of the Blue Hills Calling hours are Friday from 3 to No longer here my life to share. Volunteer Fire 0^artm ent. sons, Edward. T. Knurek Jr. of Brigantine, -N.J., and Steven C. 6 p.m. Memorial donations may be But in my heart he is always there. Virginia Smith no longer fears He also is survived by another made to St. Mary’s Episcopal Meet town manager Sunday son. Richard H. Boyington of- Knurek of New Britain; a brother.. Sadly missed by, - Adam Knurek of Melbourne, Fla.; Church on Park Street. Children & Grandchildren C O V E N T R Y — The Town Council will hold a reception Sunday Enfield; ' two daughters, Carol Davidson of Bloomfield and Nancy three sisters, Elfrieda Anderson of Norman Eaton « speaking in front of a group afor the new town manager, David I.. Berner, and his wife, San Jose, Calif,-, Adeline Hould- Bonnie. Baral of South Windsor: a brother, Norman Eaton, 67, formerly of Police nab tricksters Herbert Boyington of Holcomb, croft of Newington and Loretta The event will be held in the board room of the Town Hall at 5 Manchester, died Tuesday at Dart­ Police said this morning they By Nancy Poppas Wash.; a sister, Margaret Taylor Cobb of Fort Pierce, Fla.; and MUCH OF HER lum-around, she said, is due to p.m. mouth Hitchcock Medical Center, detained three juveniles Wednes­ Herald Reporter of Collingswood, N.J.; 10 grand­ three grandchildren. Toastmasters International, an organization devoted Berner, a Rice Lake. Wis., native, moved to Coventry i n - Hanover, N.H. day night who were found carrying children: and eight great­ The funeral will be Friday at 9:15 to developing effective communications skills in its He was born in Waterbury and martial arts weapons and a knife Public speaking isn’t anything new to Virginia members. September when he was appointed town manager. grandchildren. а. m. from the Farley-Sullivah lived in the Manchester area most Smith of Spring Street. The funeral will be Friday at 10 Funeral Home, 96 Webster St,, with them in a bag during their The organization teaches its members to be better of his life. He was general manager trick-or-treat trek along Ambassa­ She served a term as president of the PTA at Martin a.m. at Samsel Funeral Home, 419 Hartford, followed by a mass of speakers by having them give a series of 15 speeches. Ramp ready for Nov. 6 for Rowen-Leahy Co., Newington, Elementary School. She earned her master’s degree Buckland Road, South Windsor. Christian burial at 10 a m. at St. dor Drive. "Each of the speeches teaches a particular tool — in business administration from the University of Burial will be in St. Andrew’s Mary’s Church, Newington. Burial before he retired. He was a past The three, all boys between the organizing your material, varying your voice, using B O L TO N — A ramp into the Community Hall, installed about member and past treasurer of the ages of 12 and 13, also had toilet Connecticut. And she was regularly asked to speak in body language, and so forth,’’ said Smith. Cemetery, Bloomfield. Calling will be in Mount St. Benedict one year ago. will be available to handicapped voters on fc;iection CCIA. front of groups, both in Storrs and in Manchester. hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m. Cemetery, Bloomfield. Calling paper stowed in their sack of tricks Members can work at their own pace — something Day, hours are today from 3 to 9 p.m. He is survived by two sons, and had been spreading the paper She may have seemed self-assured on the outside, Smith said she likes. The Senior Citizens' Com mittee is urging townspeople not to let Louise Hotchkiss Albert Eaton of Manchester and around the neighborhood, accord­ but inside, said Smith, she was suffering from nerves " I ’m preparing for level six right now. I ’m not even wheelchairs, crutches, canes-, walkers or leg casts prevent them George Schook of East Hartford; ing to police spokesman Gary and shyness. halfway through the program, and already this has from casting their ballots. Louise (Ferriss) Hotchkiss. 82, Christiana Bray his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Wood. “ It was a real ordeal for rr j, whenever I had to get, given me a much better outlook on getting up before a Tbe ramp is on tbe south side of the Community Hall at 222 of 31 E. Middle Turnpike, died Christiana (Engel) Bray, 91, of Stroul; two brothers, William The boys were later released to up and speak,” she said recently; group,” she said. Bolton Center Road. Wednesday at Manchester Mem­ б, 8 Princeton St., died Wednesday Strout Jr. and Donald Strout, both their parents and the chse was Th'at isn’t the case today. She said her public The organization is 60 years old this year, and has orial Hospital. She was born in evening at a Manchester convales­ in Massachusetts: a sister, Mrs. referred to the department’s juve­ speaking skills are improving; she feels far more chapters around the world. The Manchester group, New Milford and had been living in cent home. Barbara Gulassa in California; nile authorities. Wood said. poised in front of groups; and she is teaching a course called the Nathan Hale Club, was chartered in 1977, Polling place moved Manchester for 35 years: in managerial communications at Manchester and meets the first and third ’Tuesdays of each month, She was a member of St. Mary's Community College. C O V E N T R Y — The Second Voting District polling place forthe at 7:30 p.m. at First Federal Savings on West Middle. -Episcopal Church, and belonged to I give thanks for the fa­ I give thanks for the fa­ Turnpike. Nov. 6 election will be the Coventry Presbyterian Church at the the St. Mary's Guild of the church, vor granted for the power­ corner of Route 44 and Trowbridge Road. THANKSGIVING vor granted forthe power­ the Girls Friendly Sponsors Club ful Novena made to SM ITH H E AR D about the club from an acquain­ The polls will not be at the usual location, the Second and the Manchester Senior NOVENA TO ST. JODE ful Novena made to sacred heart. May the sacred heart. May the tance one day last year, and attended a meeting the Congregational Church, because church officials were not able to Citizens. O holy St. Jude, Apostleand mar­ Here’s help same evening. "I didn’t wasteany time — I gave them Sacred Heart of Jesus be tyr, great In'virtue and rich In mira­ guarantee that the community house would be available all day, She is survived by her husband, Sacred Heart of Jesus be my dues that night." she said. "I knew I would do according to a news release from the town registrars of voters, Allan C- Hotchkiss of Manchester: praised, adored, glorified cles: near Idnsman of Jesus Christ, (lithful Intercessor of all who In­ praised, adordd, glorified Have a speech to give? Here are some tips from much better if 1 made a commitment right from the Sandra D. Ashley and Barbara Johnson. three daughters, Janet H. Spodnik throOgh the whole world Toastmasters International: beginning." •» voke your special patronage In time through the whole world of Hamden. Muriel Bonacci of forever. Amen. Say this of need. T o you I have-recourse forever. Amen. Say this • Select a topic which can.be covered in the length Milford and Edith Sadrozinski of little prayer 6 times a day from 4he deptlVof my heart and of time you are expected to speak. Goals will vary, of With each of the 15 steps, a participant has a little prayer 6 times a day particular area that is to be developed. These include Andover OKs plow purchase West Palm Beach, Fla.; nine for 9 Consecutive days. humbly beg towhomGodhasgiven course, depending upon whether you are presenting a grandchildren, four great­ such great power to come to my as­ for 9 consecutive days. body language, tone of voice, speech construction and A N D O V E R — Residentsat a town meeting Monday approved a Your prayer will be an­ sistance. Help me in my present and 90-minute lecture in a college classroom, or a grandchildren and several nieces Your prayer will be an­ three-minute autobiography at a Welcome Wagon organization. There is even an assignment on using $14,000 purchase of a truck and plow to clear snow*from around swered before the 9th urgent petition. In return I promise pauses effectively. and nephews. to make your name known and swered before the 9th meeting. town buildings. A memorial service will be held day, no matter how im­ cause you to be invoked. day, no matter how im­ • Select a limited number of main points, then The club does more than simply lead a speaker The three-quarter-ton truck is to supplement the larger road- tr o u g h the steps required for better public speaking. Friday at 2:30 p.m. at St. Mary possible it may seem to Say three "Our Fathers. Three possible. It may seem to expand by the use of examples, stories and anecdotes. plowing trucks the town already owns. In past winters, a road Episcopal Church, 41 Park St, Hall Marys and Glorias." Publica­ Make the point, repeat it in different words, illustrate ” T h ^ is an ‘attaboy’ club,” Smith said. “ You’re given you. Don’t forget to thank tion must be promised. St. Jude you. Don't forget to thank truck has been diverted from clearing town roads to plow around Burial will be Rose Hill Memorial the point, then ?tate it once more. Handled properly, a l(5t of encouragement, and everyone is always the Sacred Heart. Publi­ pray for us and all who Invoke your the Sacred Heart. Publi­ saying to you, 'Attaboy, way to go, Gingerl ’” Andover Elementary School and the Town Office Building, town Park in Rocky Hill at the conven­ cation promised for favor aid. Amen. This novena has never this will not seem repetitious to the audience, and it officials said. ience of the family. There are no been known to fail. I have had my cation promised for favor makes your speech far more effective. According to 'That’s one of the things Jim Sime liked most about received. the Manchester club. calling hours. Memorial donations request granted. received. the Toastmasters’ manual, if you merely state a fact 1% ______E.F.M. < J.M. M.M.B and then continue with the talk, most of the audience will miss the point. A T H R E E -Y E A R M E M B ER of the Manchester • Plan an interesting opening sentence. This club, he said is speechmaking skills have improved doesn’t necessarily mean a joke. But audiences will steadily. JUST FOR wake up, and retain more of what you say in the body “At some point it was no longer a nerve-ra(^king a of the address, if you capture their attention in those thing to get up in front of a group. At some point. I was ■ELEa ELSIE "B IZ" SWENSSON first few moments. able to be myself, even though a microphone was THE RECORD • Select a good way to conclude the talk. Research pointed at my face,” he said. indicates that people best remember the last thing Even after members have calmed the butterflies in WE NEED “BIZ” BACK. they have heard. their stomachs, there is much to learn from . • Speak from notes on index cards rather than a membership in Toastmasters. For instance, at a fully-typed text, A written speech encourages you to meeting the other evening, Sime’s assignment was to SENATOR read to the audience, which is appropriate'only in be the vocabulary coach. Three senior and experienced limited circumstances. Your speech has far greater He introduced a new word — actually, it was three impact when you are speaking to, rather than reading new words — and the speakers who followed.him were members of the Generai Assembiy who at, the audience. Many speakers write out the entire told to incorporate these words as many times as served on the Human Services Com­ speech, break it down into major sections, assign a possible in their remarks. He chose the homonyms key word to each section and finally jot only those key "palate, palette and pallet," and insti:ucted members ZINSSEI^ words I mittee are not running tor re-eiection. as to the proper use of each of these. • On the other hand, thers/may be sections in any “ We will always provide an educational atmos­ speech which ought to be reM aloud. For example, to RE-ELECT * phere for the members of the club," said Roy Keith, a James Sime belongs to the Nathan Hale is in FAVOR of: quote another authority accurately or to present retired banker and one of the founding members of the Virginia Smith of Spring Street is a ELSIE ''BIZ” SWENSSON figures or detailed plans, you would read from Nathan Hale group. “ But hopefully they’re having a Club, the Manchester unit of Toastmas­ member of Toastmasters International. prepared text. However, try to recapture the good time while they’re learning. I ’m sure that I will ters International. She said the club has developed her * Repeal of nuisance Taxes. 13th DISTRICT appearance of candor.as quickly as possible. be a lifetime member." public-speaking skills ir Completion of 1-84 from Bolton to Willimantic who is a senior member and devotes her ir Cleaning up waste and corruption in state government time to helping oil.....senior citizens, Hollywopd address helps handicapped, day core centers, adult if Expenditure control day care centers, female abuse, child PEOPLE BEFORE POLITICS abuse, welfare and nutritional pw- POSITIVE ACTION • N0J~Empty Promises grams.... The ‘pushy’ ^on’t make the White House’s dinner iist By Iris Krosnow have often gone to their sparkly "There was more emphasis on the Untted Press International pals from Hollywood or moguls private, non-official person” RE-ELECT SENATOR CARL A. from big business. Or as come­ W ASHINGTON - T H E event in dienne Joan Rivers quipped after AMONG the common folks in­ ^ Paid for by Committee to Re-elect Elsie “Biz’’ Swensson-Faye Lawrence. Treasurer. I Manhattan is Woody Allen's New one such affair of state: “ No scum vited by the Carters to the White Year’s Eve bash. In Los Angeles, here." House were those who took the Neil Diamond’s Labor Day bar- For. example, at last June’s presidential hopeful and his family beque lured a spangly crowd. event in honor of President and into their homes while they cam­ But these invitations pale in Mrs. J.R, Javewardene of Sri paigned cross-country. comparison to the most coveted of Lanka, the glitterati included An athletic buff, President Ge­ ZINSSER them all: a request by the First actors Robert Conrad and Fred rald Ford was partial to inviting “ a Paid for by Zinsser Committee, Paui DISanto, Treasurer Host and Hostess of the land to MacMurray, impersonator Rich lot of sports figures to state come to the White House for an Little, Texas magnate Nelson dinners", remembers Maria official state dinner. Bunker Hunt and Dallas Cowboy Downs, social secretary during his " I was barraged, inundated with coach Tom Landry. administration. When Jim m y Con­ arih-twisting letters and offers df nors was a guest, his behavior was presents from people who wanted TO M LANDR Y? What’s his tie to so sweet that it shattered his Andover to come," remembers Mabel Sri Lanka? reputation as tennis’s bad boy. Marlborough "Muffle" Brandon, the Reagans’ “ He doesn’t necessarily relate to "It was during a state dinner in social secretary for two-and-a-half Sri Lanka," acknowledges James the Rose Garden under a white JON years. Gahl Hodges currently Rosebush, the First Lady’s chief of tent,” adds Downs. "There was a B olton holds the job. staff. “ But he adds a certain gentleman sitting in Connors’ seat "Ultimately that doesn’t help,” dimension-that could be interest­ and the -man wouldn’t move. M a n c h e s te r continues Brandon. “ It’s the peo­ ing to the visiting head of state." ' Connors realized the man had had ple who don’t ask to be invited that Seasoned party-watchers say a few drinks too many. So he H ebron you want to come to the White that means I^ndry is a powerful quietly found out where the man House. The pushy people very Reaganite in Texas and an invita­ was supposed to be sitting and )MERCIER rarely make the guest list." tion to the White House is a said: T i l just go sit over there.’ gracious payoff. "President Ford saw what hap­ GOOD LUCK on getting one of Other luminaries who have pened and wanted to make it up to State Representative these p riz ^ slots for a night of graced the State Dining Room him. So I called Connors and they four-star'dining, entertainment since Reagan took office are had breakfast together and a swim ■ \ and dancing in tribute to a visiting Brooke Shields, Olivia de Havil- at the White House. He wanted to 12th District head of state. land, Jim m y Stewart, Burt Rey­ know if the president would like to state Representative • In the Carter administration, it nolds, Carol Burnett, Eva Gabor, also play a game of tennis, but the helped to be a poet or physicist. Lillian Gish, Larry Hagman and president said: ’N ow ay!’’’,. Having a. Hollywood name opens Rock Hudson. .,y doors in the current scene. Mrs. Reagan often telephones The First Family’s preferences There are those who are must- her invitations to the stars, since are only part of what characterizes Jon Merqier will work hard to enact Peter Fusscas haves on The List, which tallies up many are personal friends. state dinners. The mood of the times is also a prime ingredient. "Petor Fusscas to around 126 for each dinner.. Entertainment selected for Rea­ “Peter Fusscas Standard procedure calls for at- gan affairs of state has also been - believes our senior citizens deserve "As the Vietnam war wore on, legislation to: believes people deserve safer neigh­ tendaQce by 14 members of the big names of the stage and screen. to live in dignity. That's why he has in­ we wouldn’t have had a Peter, Paul troduced home care legislation as an borhoods. That's, why he supported visiting foreign. delegation, 20 Gretchen Poston, social secretary manpower Increases tor our state I members from the State Depart­ under the Carters, calls the Rea­ and Mary as entertainment," alternative to nursing care." remembers Bess Abell, social police, and a state-wide crime stop­ ment and the White House and a gan playbills “ Las Vegas East” per program." secretary for the Lyndon John­ “Pelsr Fusscas handful of journalists and' They featured the likes of Frank CREATE a citizens advisory members of Congress. sons. The folk trio, who did Sinatra, Wayne Newton, Julio believes our working families deserve, "Polar Fusscas perform at the Johnson White better. That’s why he voted against believes when government overtaxes Then there are a few dozen seats Iglesias and Mel Torme left to jockey with. Recommenda­ When the Carters occupied the House early in the administration, panel on hazardous waste. double digit state spending and 350 you, it 'Should return your money were avid anti-war activists. million in new taxes. That 8 why he wanted a special sea- tions are made from other Pennsylvania Ave. address, there - Sion to return the 275 million surplus branches of government, but tbe was less emphasis on "glitter’ ’ and “ You also wouldn’t have dancing > the State will see at the end of this Reagans have the final say on who more on the arts, Poston adds, anymore — it wasn’t time for it," UPl photo . . year." makes this cut. The wishes of citing a piano recital by Rudolf adds Abell. "You didn’t want THE BOTTOM LINE IS RESULTS! Deputy Chief of Staff Michael Serkin and a poetry reading by people to say, ’they are dancing it "A RECORD YOU CAN BE PROUD OF” Deaver weigh heavily in the Cicely Tyson as exemplary. up at the White House’. What we Spanish singer Julio Iglesius kisses visiting French President Mitterand. An process. “ And the Carter guest list tended did gravitate toward was ballet as''*' First Lady Nancy BeaQan's hand mvitation to a White House state dinner Paid for by Metcier In ’84 Comm. L. Belcher, Treasurer RE-ELECT PETER FUSSCAS During the Reagans’ 33 state Paid for by the Peter Fusscas Campaign '84 Cummittee; Joanna Jura, Trsasurer to be more academic, more in the entertainment — that was rela­ following his performance at a White dinners, these precious favors sciences and arts,” she recalls. tively safe," is one of the most-coveted invitations of ♦ House official state dinner in honor of them all. -( ...... II IZ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday .‘ Nov 1. 1984 \l.\Nl llKS rh;ii Mh H M .P TI h ii-m I.i> \

Trees an* planu*d each spring Club (Howard Conn). British Ameri- ence L. Wolte). Potrlclo H Dixon Town (George N. Brook S r ). Adelaide and tall on public property, either ^Cbn Club (Paul Moloney), Sophie and of blood #Lhristine Lown NWmiom lo w Jr.), BottogMo. VIoiQ Reid ond Morlorle toun of Manchester or stale, with Marie Szetelo (Thomas Laurie). Alpha McMenemy (In honor of Alice and donations of $10 or num* made out Delta Koppo-Gommo Chopter (Mrs. Clarence ^Peterson's SOth Wedding Polish fair Lllllon Gritting) Anniversory). Potrlclo H. Dixon to the Memorial Tn'e Pr 'gram and British Americon Club (Horoce A. (George N. Brook Sr.), Mr. and Mrs. maiUHt to the (Sn'aler^Manchesier McMuMln Jr ). Catherine Byron and Harold R. Burnett (Oliver Btnblff. Mr. donated St. John the Baptist Polish ond Mrs. Harold R Burnett (Robert J. Chamber of Conimeive. 20 Hart­ Elsie Kelly (Stanley Prochniok). The National Catholic Church. 23 Gol- Gunver Employees (Helen C. Peter). Benoit). Mr ond Mrs. Harold R. . 3 ^ - waySt., plans a fair on Friday and ford Road. Dorothy Wood (Edword Wilson). The Burnett (Margaret C.- Wilson). Russ On Thursday. Oct. 18, the Red Saturday at the church. Trees are planted in memoiyof Sunshine Fund of the Eof. Nose B and Roberto Phllbrick (Ruth Monker). Cross held a bloodmobile at the aid friends or family memher> or to Throot Group. P.C. (Edwin P. Cook). Harold. Jane. Cvndl ond Brion Torbell Fair hours are from 6 to9 p.m. on Mr 9 .*.rs Harold Schuetz (Flor-* ‘(Norris Torbell) Congregational Church. North Friday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on honor newborn childnm Main St.. Manchester. 69 units of Saturday. Fair hours were listed Recent ckinors to the Memorial blood were collected, three from incorrectly .in Wednesday's Man­ Trei* Program include: first time donors. This very chester Herald, w worthwhile effort was under the Chorles E. Jocobson Jr. (in memory ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. The fair will feature traditional of Dr. Lawrence Greene) (In memory leadership of coordinator, Mrs. Polish foods, a bake sale, a of Dr. Robert Hostings), Mr . and Mrs. Betty Thurber, Ably aided by .Christmas table and many craft WIIMom Bray. Mrs. Robert Forrell. IN S U R A N M H S SINCE Bernice Lacroix and Gladys Mrs. James McDermott. Mr. and Mrs. items. Patrick Peak. Gladys Meyer and Adams. Judith Hesselbock (nrttrvYory of Dr. Top gallon donors were: James Walter Wright). Mr. and Mrs. James i914 McCooe, 19 gallons; John Welply. Amaranth initiates Brennan and Mr. and Mrs. Norman ^ , 1 Sterling (memory of Walter Korn- Jr., 16 gailo.ns; Donald Kuehl, 13 C h a p in Court 10. Order of the ponik). Meals on Wheels Program gallons: George Chrostowsky, 5 Amaranth will meet Friday at 7:45 (memory of Esther Warren). 649-5241 Albert and Arlene Eogleson (me­ ■ rm i gallons; Lynn Pemberton. S gak p.m. at the Masonic Temple. mory of Pool Dougon). Gordon and 65 E. Center Street t Ions; R eb ^ ca Smith, 3 gallons; Officers will wear white gowns. Jeonne Eogleson. George and Janet Manchester, Ct. • i* Michelle Welch, 3 gallons; Sally Eogleson. Melvin and Joyce Eogleson, Refreshments will be served after Linda Tyler. Robert and Noncy Miller. 1 gallon. the meeting. Crouse. Donald and Joonne Eogleson Other donors were: Russell A. (Paul E. Dougon). Manchester Garden 1 % Bagshaw, David R. Bailey, Roger Club (Naomi Foster). Lynda I 1 Chombers (Rene Lousier).- British J. Bolduc. Joyce W Boober, Fair features fun Americon Club (Eleonor Coughlin. William J. Brindamour, Roberta Bolton Congregational Cliurch Mrs. Dovid Wilson). Gordie and H. Bryce. Sarah E. Bryce, Janet Jeonne Eogleson (memory of Eleonor c plans its 2Sth annual church fair Coughlin). % Burrell, Albert Chase Jr.. George "V Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at T. Chrostowsky, Marion E. Cullen. Martin School P.T.A. (Tom Conron). the church. The Gunver Office Personnel Jim Thomas E. 'Curtiss, Rosennarie J l . , Luncheon, featuring turky pilaf. Klolr. Joan Polo. Deb Nicolas. Flo Dowd. Arllne Eogleson. Barb McKov. Downham. Timothy M. Edwards. cole slaw and "Grandma’s Apple Penny J. Elder. Donald Ellis, John Gert SImoson (Gertrude A. HlllsL Surprise," will' be served from Aerospoce Office Personnel K o re^ B. Farley. Nancy A. Ferrante, nn to 1:30 p.m. McCreary ond Andy Hunt (Gertrude A. Harakt photo by Pinto Arthur A. Fettig. Donna Gamacbe, Hills). Morgoret McNomor (nriemory Lunch tickets at $4.50 for adults Margaret 9. Geyer, Kevin T. of James Sorles). Morlorle Siveef wUlage and $3 for children are available at McMenemy and Viola Reid (Joseph Greer, Linda J. Griffin, Sarah H. the church office and will be sold at Scranton), from their children Gworek. H ^ ld i)h o to by Pinto (Mercer and Matilda Motchett). Mr. Mallory and Max Schardt of Bolton was made by Irene Roy of Bristol. The Herald photo by Richmond the door. and Mrs. Corl H. Hunter (James F. Richard W. Hancock. Willard Booths will include a coi)ntry Adorns). Marlon N. Winter (her hus­ hungrily admire the candy village which fair will feature a country ki^hen. Hiller. Gloria C. Hilton, Mary T. band. Roymond G. Winter). Morgoret' Chief shows Dog Warden Richard Rand what beautiful kitchen with baked and canned Win a quilt Todd (Gordon J. Todd). will be'raffled at the Bolton Congrega­ candy, Vermont cheese, crafts and attic Juleson, Shirley R. Juran, Tracy ears he has as he stands at attention outside the dog goods, homemade candies. Ver­ tional Church fair on Saturday. Fair treasures. L. Kelley. Peter F. Kelly, Timothy ’ mont cheese, attic treasures, Adele Wielock holds a quilt which will be raffled during Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Worcholand Mr. J. Kelly. Gail L. Kravitz, D o ^ ld K. pound on Olcott Street. ond Mrs. Stanley R. Opoloch (Apoionlo hours are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The village plants, dried arrangements and Second Congregational Church's annual fair. The fair is Griyb). Bill' and Petro Shearer Kuehl. Jacqueline C. Langton, jewelry. The children's fun room (Sheerer Family ond Wetherell Fam­ Harold Lawson. Dorothy Lessard, will have games, a grab bag. a Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The fair will feature ily). Althea N. Murray (James F. Debra E. Levesque. Charles- K.. Adopt a Pet Adorns), from her cousin. Susan Derby clown and face-painting. handmade crafts and toys, a plant sale, woodworking, (Catherine M. BrlH). Mr. and Mrs. US' Lewih, Karen A. Unger, James V. A candy village made by Irene cider, homemade pies and other food. Elliott B. Dodge (Mrs. Anne Young). Advice McCooe. Debra M. McVeigh, Roy of Bristol will be raffled. Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Burnett James F. McVeigh. Diane R. (Apoionlo Grtyb).^rlends ot Travel­ Sewing Group has made gift ers (Otto Horbert). Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Sally Miller, JJoseph V. Chief is iooking items for the boutique, such as Kenneth G. May (Mortln L. M. Ferris). Milton, glenn Marti, Nancy J. decorations. Raffles will provide Retired Swingers Golf Leogue ot the Nettleton. Stephen Nettleton. Manchester Country Club (Poyl R. afghans. embroidered tablecloths, Bollsleper). Horry and Borboro Stlck- Hosts lured by fishing trip Robert E. Otten, Joseph W. pillows, sweaters and a ginger­ els (John J. Cope). Janet and Charles Hill (Edmund Wrubel). Parker, Lynn Pemberton, Bonnie for ioving owner bread house. A snack bar will sell State Representative McCavanagh Vi/ith A Senior Citizen E. Reuben, Richard L. Roach. sandwiches, doughnuts, cider and Manchester Municipal Retirees As­ JoU) B. Sayre, Robert H. Sines. soft drinks. soc. (William C. Avery). Tony. M a­ By Barbara RIchmand will claim her. rilyn. Llso. Tony ond Jennifer Flono Rebecca Smith, Edward H. Tim- The church is at the green in were out of line with kin Special ta the Herald Wendy, the featured pet a couple (Edmund Wrubel). Mrs. Esther Pre­ brell Jr., Arthur R. Tinsz. Joan Bolton Center. Ruth Converse is ntiss. Helene LoBonte. Stella PIvor- of weeks ago. was happy to be Troy. Joseph A. Tuzzolino. Virgi­ general chairwoman for the fair tuk. KotherIne Jovorouckos (In me­ DEAR ABBY: “ Hurt Parents" party.) "The Eldest" asked her nia A. Walter. Richard P. V.'a- It’s tough to be left tied to a fence adopted this ft-eek by a Mather mory of Martha L. M. Ferris). Lillian McCAVANAGH and Isolda Paggioli is luncheon and Mabel Sheridan (Jomes Adams). said that every summer they minister and he said. "Invite her. renda. Michelle Welch, John E. at the dog pound, wondering why Street family. She had the habit of chairwoman. Thomos and Florence Parker (Mortno travel a long distance to spend 10 T stands in the middle of pride." Welply Jr.. Stephen P. Werkhoven, your owner doesn't come back to holding one ear up and flopping the Ferris). Mrs. Charles P: Kramer . Keeps In Touch With Sr.. Citizens! rescue you. Such is the case with other one down. Maybe now she’ll (Chorles P. Kromer). Aaron and Pot days with their son and his family, Dear We have one like that in our Edward J. Wilson Jr., Rosemary Cook (In honor of the 50th Wedding Meets the Tuesday of each month to and while they were there last family. There are nine of us. and L. Wilson. "N this week’s featured pet. named keep both of them up. Pancakes coming Anniversory of Alfred and Vera Sund- summer, their hosts let the pain­ Chief by Dog Warden Richard Last week's featured pet, Duke, Qulst). Modeline M. Solomonson (Elof Abby No. 8 has always been the source of The Manchester Lions Club will discuss any problems they may have. ters come in, which ruined the Rand. ■ the good looking coUie-sh^pherd A. Solomonson). Mr. ond Mrs. Bruce uhtold-^rief to our parents. They holds its fifth annual all-you-can- L. Dovidson (HYemory of Alice Stef- parents' vacation. I think I can top Chief is a male shepherd-collie mix. is still waiting for a family. Abigail always forgave her and helped her eat pancake breakfast Nov. a fono). Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Davidson that. out of jams, and in return, she is cross. He’s oniy about 4 months old Rand said his appetite has pick^ ond Mrs. Alice (^gnon (Alberto Knows taxes are heavy. Seeks State Funds Van Buren Cinema from 8 a m. to I p.m. at the Army DlCostonio). Mr. ond Mrs. Bruce . Every other summer, my hus­ and has big ears that stand up up and he’s getting rid of his absolutely ruining what should be and Navy Club. 1090 Main St. Dovidson and Condoce ond Troev for local roads and sewer projects. band and I drive 1,500 miles to visit straight. He’s smart and has a too-lean look. He’d be happy to Elsso (Doro Jefferson. their “ golden years." Pancakes, sausage, coffee, tea. his parents. sweet disposition. 4 No. 8 has been arrested for HurHvrU share a home with someone. Merlon Ferris Ritter (Knight H. milk and orange juice will be Last summer, after four days, Chief would be very grateful for The dog pound is located on town Re-Elect prostitution, shoplifting, falsifying Cl— mo CItv — The Gods Must Be offered. Ferris. Martha Manning Ferris. In D«»odnitk our in-laws informed us that they daughter-in-law were trying to tell prescriptions, credit card theft and Crozy (R) 7.9:30. — Swann In Love (R) a loving owner. He will be reaBy for property off Olcott Street. Rand is honor of the 45th Wedding Anniversary 7:40, 9:50. — New York Erotic Film For information. call Tom of Chester and Miriam Ferris). Eliza­ were leaving the next day to go adoption on Friday. there from noon to 1 p.m. Or he can them that after three days, fish and forgery. She's unable to support Festival 7:15 with Female Trouble (R) Scanlon. 289—7850. or Howard beth Dropeou (memory of Pierre C. fishing with friends! They said 9. — Under the Volcano (R> 7:30,9:45, CUef wasn’t the only waif left hopseguests begin to stink."' herself, so my parents remodeled be reached by calling the pound. Fowler. 683—0388. breakfast chair­ Dropeou). British American Club- they were sure there were other Clow tudle — The Adventures of tied to the fence at the pound. On 643<642 or by calling the Police (Thomas M. MatDougoll).«The Aron­ JAMES R. their basement into a nice apart­ Robin Hood 7:nwltti Casablanca 9:30. men. Proceeds will help the sight- son Family (Ernest Hornots). Borboro places we would like to see. and Tuesday someone left a black DEAR ABBY: I just received a ment for her. She shows her E— t llurtterd Department. 646-4S55. or hearing-impaired and other n » C - ond Ed Jolly (Ann Tortogllo). William Eastwood Fob A Cbu mu — The Labrador retriever. He’s about 1 and Sylvia Rood (In memory of Martha they were giving us the opportun­ chain Jetter with instructions to appreciation by dragging home 'Ibere is a $5 (4iarge for adopting disabled. Tickets are $2.75 a ity to see them. Karate Kid (PG) 7:15. year'O ld and also has a nice M. Ferris). Potrlclo and Ernest Brown McCa v a n a g h make five copies and mail it to five bums and bikers--she meets in Peer Rkberd’sPebACIeei— — The a (k>g and the new owner must also person. Children under 6 are free. Jr. (Mrs. Lottie Schroeder). Wells C. of my friends. It says if I break the disposition. He’ll be ready for* have the dog licensed. To The 12th. Dtetrict 1 was flabbergasted. Since we taverns and letting them spend the Karate Kid (PG) 7:15.9:30. Jocobson. M.D. (Freldo Bowker). chain, "something" will happen to tbsweese Closmet — A Soldier's adoption in about a week. w m m had no other plans, and couldn't night. We all live in terror that one Mrs. Normon R. Arev (Norman R. M i Iw hf Tkt C OM to Rc-Btet toaiti R. me.' Story (PG ) 1:15.7:30.9:40.— Terror In Another black Labrador re­ Fair set at ianes Me Cm tM ik, R q m M F. OMaata, Traatarar !*“"L e v eAS i ^ f t afford to stay in motels and eat of these hoodlums will go upstairs the Aisles (R) 1:45. 7:50. 9:45. — The Arev). Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Plerro What will happen if I don't follow and harm our parents. Terminator (R) 1:30.7:45.9:50.— Body triever was picked up this week on Gerald R. Ford was the first (Myrtle McKeown). The Birthday Club every meal out for the remaining The American Cancer Society. the instructions? Recently when another sister Double (R) 1:45.7:30.9:50.— Firstborn Alton Street. She’s a female double non-elected vice president in U.S. (Edward Okeson). Lorraine Living­ A-A ★ •★ ★ ★ -A ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ -A ★ -A ★ ★ ★ ★-<1 six days, we came home. (PG-13) 1 Tits, 9:30. — Thief of history, and Nelson A. Rockefeller Manchester Unit, will hold its ston and Linda Morlnelll and Audrey CLARENCE was married, she asked our to the male lab. Hearts (R) 1:30.7:40.9:45. — Teachers was the second. fourth annual Harvest Craft Fair Young (llgo V. Klovlns). Ceretho P. Sharing a house with painters minister if she should exclude No. (R) 1:30. 7:X. 9:50. — Places In the ’The other new.resident of the Lechousse (Amos E. Potter). Mr. and' ▼ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•Cl , cy I ^ at the Holiday Bowling Lanes. 39 would have been a pleasure DEAR CLARENCE: You will 8, and the minister said. “ Leave Heart (PG) 1. 7:20. 9:35. — American pound is a Uttl^white miniature Mrs. Frederick Young (Anne Boss). t Dreamer (PG ) 1:15, 7:20.9:40, . Spencer St. Mr. and Mrs. Robert! Follett and ^nm ^aSntoni compared to what happened to us. save a dollar on postage and a lotof her ouU we have one of those in our ■ prd, as God and Saviour. He says: not satisfied to abide in this is not because we were not made in Mrs. Stewart Jennings will avoid this. And you also can daoM “Take My yoke upon yoiu, and fellowship, to abide with God in VERNON ~ VERNON CIRCU pod’s image, nor because God speak on “ The American Flag." indoors, withoat strenuous exertion.. learn of Me.’’ obedience and faith. Man’s heart does not desire that fellowship with Members are asked to bring AVON— ai.44.c^6Bnaia There is a medidne called cromo- went out after forbidden things. He us. but because we have fallen BRUNCH clothing for DAR schools. Hostess' lya sodinm which is inhaled to help It is His' character and His was not contented to hold commun­ HAWAII MMNMff OtiifN — mm. aw ay from God! Mrs. George Thurber - will be prevent asthma attacks. You need to commands that furnish all of us. ion with God in obedience but BHSTOl — Itob 4 Mm . iwM M CM6n. a. 4 ■9 assisted by Mrs. Richard Niese, SNAP FRONT FLANNELS take it for some time before you get with principles of action, with a s p ir ^ to be as god — the equal of REG. $26 Stanley M. I snrela. Paster Margaret Korngiebel. Edna a a r w to a M M ------■'the best results from it It will not moral.criterion and a standard of God. as the serpent in the ‘Garden Pago 2 COTTONS St. John the Baptist Parish Drinkwater, Elgie Hawkins and. help to abort an attack once it has judgment. After ,th« creation of of Eden’ persuaded him he would PaMah NatlMMd CathaUc Charch Mrs. Walter Harrison. VfO YN O R SnN O — ItosOMiM Nwy . o . man/God looked iltMin all He made become. 33 Galway St. iCa j • • / 0- M M \N( IIKSTKK IIKKAI.D Thursdii\ Nov 1 19M MANCHESTER HERALD. Tluii.>.d.u Nox 1 1984___ 15 SPORTS Scoreboard MHS, East not favorites Edltor't nott; Due to meclianlcal t P unting probtaim, NHL, NBA slondlngi and yds net for boys’ run on Friday uim m arlM were not avolloblt today. punts avg retretavg Football O hio St 32 47.9 15 114 44.3 Nev-Los Vegos 30 46.4 11 88 43.5 Bv Len Auster Is it a IwoMeam race? "I don't East won the Slate OjH'n in 1982. Clemson 31 43.7 8 28 42.8 It surprised many doing so The East girls claim another state championship Flo rld o 21 45.8 10 71 42.4 Sports Editor think so.", the loth year coach Mississippi 50 43.9 15 86 42.2 responded "I think they are to of Eagles were .swond m Class I, a NFL standings M Innespto 44 46.4 23 212 41.6 year ago but Hull is Uxikingsil this F lo rW ff St 32 43.7 17 75 41.4 Manchester High has vxon • the iM'ller teams in a long lime in ' Calendar Arkansas 33 45.2 20 127 41.4 before. the stale. But we hope to be clo.se or year's run reali.stu'ally A m e rican C o n f e m o t G eorgia 38 44.9 22 138 41.3 But it's not the favorite catch them. I just hope we're "Our numb*-r one thing is to •4 ...... East Arizon a St 52 43.8 27 132 41.3 qualify for thestateopen. " he said Nervousness aside, W L T Pet. P F P A East Catholic has-won iH'fore healthy and re'ady to go." TODAY M ia m i 9 _ 0 0 1.000 305 124 Scoring Offense But it's not a favorite, either Suitor plans on having seniors "We want to b*- in the lop five hut it S occo r New England 6 ^ 3 0 .667 195 209 g p ts o v g diH'sm'l appear to Iv an e.isy task. " Northwest Catholic at East Catholic That will be the situation as the Vinnie Liscomb. Paul Toland. N Y Jets 6 3 0 .667 221 187 TCU 7 270 38.6 said Hull, noting New Milford. East claims fifth title (at M CC). 3 Indianapolis 3 6 0 .333 153 229 Brlghom Young 8 294 36.7 respec'tive schools take part in Mite Barry and John Comeau. Lyman Memorial at Coventry, 3 Buftolo 0 9 0 .000 143 271 Flo rid a St 7 257 36.7 Friday's CIAC State Class Cross Cheshire. Bx'thel and Ix'dyard as Bolton at Rocky Hill (oirls), 3:15 junior’^ Jim Ix'mieux and Chip Central Boston College 6 213 35.5 Country Championship Meets at teams ahead ot his East Catholic at South Catholic P tH ^ u rg h 5 4 0 .556 190 180 Clemson 7 248 35.4 Blodgett and. sophomore. Senan By Len Ausler East has never won the State Ir is ), 3 Cincinnati 3 6 0 .333 163 197 South Corollno 7 241 34.4 Timberlin Golf Course in Berlin. Gorman toe the start line. He is "I see it belwiH'ii us. St Bernard Sports Editor Open. It was fourth a year ago East Hampton at Coventry (girls), Cleveland 1 8 0 ■ l i r i l 6 166 A ir Fo rce 8 273 34.1 Manchester will be in the Class aware of one factor "TheTe's no and Windham for fifth place." Hull 3:15 Houston 0 9 0 .000 116 265 Florida 7 238 34.0 forecasts "It .should In- a dogfight after back-to-back runner-up fin­ > -Girls Swimming West M issouri 8 269 33.6 L L race at 3:30 where Xavier and pressure on us. The pressure is on EAST HARTFORD - There wiis ishes in '81 and '82. East Catholic at E.O. Smith, 5:30 D enver 8 1 0 .889 185 118 Nebraska 8 267 33.4 Southington are the favorites. East Xavier and Southington. Maybe we To finish in the lop four would Ih‘ a . Field Hockey some nervousness heforehond but "The girls were more nervous LA Raiders 7 2 0 .778 234 180 ' is in the Class L run at 2:50 with can surprise them. tremendous accomplishment for Monchester at Conbrd, 3 Seattle -7 2 0 .778 246 156 Ruthlng Defense the team " it wasn't evident onee the competi­ than they were two years ago," g GOT yds a vg fd vdspg Coach Jack Hull hoping his team "I think we're peaking at the Kansas City 5 4 0 .556 172 176 East will have seniors Bert tion begun as East CaUnjlic girls' said Skehan. who coached the f FRIDAY San Diego 4 5 0 .444 231 -242 O klahom a 7 237 463 2.0 2 66.1 makes the top five to qualify for right lime. If we win. it would be F o o tb o ll Notional Conference V lrg Tech 8 335 624 1.9 6 78.0 Howard and ('hris Howe, juniors cross country team raced to its team to the '82 title before yielding Xavier vs. East Catholic (at Dillon next Saturday's State Open at the best victory of my coaching r i a s f East Arizona 8 297 644 2 2 7 80.5 Paul Ray. Steve O'Neill and J ch'I fifth consecutive state class cham­ the post to program founder Sal Stadium, Hartford), 7:30 p.m. Pet. P F P A Tole d o 7 251 570 2.3 4 81.4 Wickham Park. career by far. But whether they Mangiufico. Cross Country St. Louis .667 275 213 Nebraska 8 328 684 2.1 4 85.5 The top five teams in Class LL. L win or lose, it won't affect my Feehan and sophomore Kevin pionship crown here Wertnesday Eost Catholic at Class L Meet (at afternoon at Wickham Park Mangiafico has since moved on Dallas .667 179 173 Iowa 8 283 735 2.6 4 91.9 and M and top 20 individuals in the thoughts about my team. They're Ciaglo as definite starters Easl'.s TIm berlln Golf Club, Kensington), 2:50 N Y Giants .556 175 186 Southern Cal 7 252 673 2.7 4 96.1 seventh man will either l>e .senior The Eagles, three-time Class I, to take over the program Manchester ot Class LL Meet (at Washington .556 230 180 Fu llerton St 9 312 884 2.8 6 98.2 three classes and the lop 3 teams winners." said Suitor, citing this champ and Class I.I. titlist a year Bulkeley High in Hartford where TIm berlln), 3:30 Phllodelphia .444 153 177 O klahom a St 7 286 695 2.4 3 99.3 and top IS individuals in Cla.ss S group an enjoyable one to work Peter Ixird or junior Kevin Heine Central Cent M ich 8 310 855 2.8 5 106.9 "Everyone is healthy and in ago when it was bumped up to the he teaches. S A T U R D A Y Chicago 6 3 0 .667 194 128 will make-the State Open. wj|h. FItId (tools .. Football Detroit 3 6 0 .333 168 221 Coach George Suitor has guided Manche.sler may go in with a less exc(?llenl condition Wefeel wewlll larger school classification be­ "I think they were more nervous p c ftg p g East Hartford at Manchester, 1:30 Ta m p a B a y 3 6 0 .333 163 224 footg have the proper mental approach cause of enrollment, was back than I expected. They were talking Prindle, West Mich 25 20 .800 2.50 three Manchester teams to Class than . healthy Comeau. He was Soccer Green B a y 2 7 0 .222 178 200 Lee, UCLA 21 19 .905 2.37 to the race." Hull concluded down to Class I, Wednesday and about how terrible it would be if CCRIatM CC, 2 p.m. M innesota 2 7 0 .222 170 219 LL crowns, those in 1977. 1979 and under the weather at Monday's Butler, Georgia 2016 .000 2.29 West 1982. His team is tabbed for third, The day's racing will begin with there the Eagles reigned with a they lost. But I think they,handled •••••••••••••••••••••a Jaeger, Washington 22 18 .018 2.25 .sectional in Windham and how San Francisco 8 1 0 .889 247 143 total of 8fl points to outdistance the race real well. " White, Illinois 23 20 .870 2.22 at best, this year, behind front­ healthy he will be Friday is the Class S run at I: .30 followed by L A Ram s 5 4 0 .556 184 170 Angstadt, Rutgers 23 17 .739 2.12 Cla.iis M at 2 10 runner-up St Bernard at 108 How did Skehan get his team New Orleans .4 5 0 .444 186 205 running Xavier and Southington. questionable. Revelz, Tennessee 15 14 .933 2.00 Bowling Atlanta 3 6 0 .333 184 212 "I think we can run better." mentally ready? "All 1 do is just Spelman, Hawaii 22 16 .727 2.00 -* /• Sunday’s Games Rooch, Oklahoma St 18 13 .7221.86 insisted East coach Mark Skehan. remind them to run their bOst." he •••••••••••••••••••••• (All Times EST) Anderson, Vanderbilt 16 14 .875 1.75 looking ahead to next Saturday's responded. • Clevelond at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Staurovskv, Tulsa 20 14 .700 1.75 NHL roundup State Open Meet, back at Wickham St Bernard's Carolyn Pulloff Cunlllfe Auto Green Bay of New Orleans, 1 p.m. Houston at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Scoring Park, where the Eagles will try to defended her Class L title with a J . O e A n g e lls 154-153-456, B . Hanson Los Angeles Raiders at Chicago, 1 p.m. , td xp tg 153-177-436, M . N icholson 153-419, R. New York Giants at Dallas, 1 p.m. p ts p p g overtake Avon and Montville time of U: 16 over the 4.000 meter Byars, Ohio State Jo h n so n 416, E . B o lin 406, D . Castagna Philadelphia at Detroit, 1 p.m. 18 0 0 108 13.5 course. She won by 11 seconds with Davis, TCU 12 0 0 72 10.3 170-405, D . JeskI 164-401, C . Colem a n San Diego at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Butler, Georgia 0 21 16 69 9.9 Wilton's Norma Tranbarger se­ 156-401, J . S okolow sid 400, J . M o o re 169, Tampa Bay at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Caps win on Gartner goal Jaeger, Washington 77 9.6 R. Irish 166, D . Lu ka s 159, J . To llsa n o Kansas City at Seattle, 4 p.m. 0 23 18 cond in 14:27. Prindle, West Mich 158, D . M c A llis te r 153. H ig h a ve ra g e — Cincinnati at San Francisco, 4 p.m. 0 16 20 76 9.5 Leading the way for East was Adams, Kentucky M i N icholson 141.4, O . M c A llis te r Los Angeles Rams at St. Louis, 4p.m. 11 0 0 66 9.4 Hilliard, LSU By Ian Love Washington, 4-3-2, tied the the puck entered the net senior Carole Colliton in six.th 136.10, P . W o ltyn a 136.4. Miami at New York Jets, 4 p.m. 11 0 0 66 9.4 White, Illinois East Catholic’s (l-r) Kathy Evans (284), Little ancJ Carole Colliton are all smiles Sheryl Veal Standings: 1. Pumpernickel Pub17-7, New England ot D en ver, 4 p.m . 0 21 20 81 9.0 UPl Sports Writer scored with just 1:36 leftuwhen place with a 14: 59 clocking. Junior Harmon, Iowa 2. V illa g e Stylist 17-7, 3. C o rre n tl's Monday's Gome 12 0 0 72 9.0 Michelle Brown, Cathy Cross, Tina after championship effort. Igwebulke, Clemson Erickson .scored after taking a Cathy Cross wa.s 12th in 15:31 with . . ,22nd place In su ran ce 15-9, M a rk s B ro th e rs 14-10, Atlanta at Washington, 9 p.m. 0 » 11 63 9.0 Sabres 3, Flyers 3 Tina Little 1.5th (15:39). Patty N e w E n g la itd E n g in e 13-11, P u rd y . Sunday, N o v . 11 Call it what you will, a lucky pass from Gartner. - All- At Buffalo. N Y . Brad McCrim Doyle 21st (15:48) and senior Sue C o rp o ra tio n 12-12, D u b a ld o a e c tr ic Buffalo at New England, 1 p.m. Purpose Runners bounce or an unusal play. For It was the Flames' first overtime 12-12, K .M .S . 12-12, Cunllffe A u to B o d y Indianapolis at New York Jets, 1 p.m. rush roc pr k r vdpg Washington forward Mike lo.ss since the tie-breaking period mon .scored with 4:21 left in the Byrne 27th (16:00) to round out the 11-13, A n to n 's A ccessories 10-14, C o u rt­ D etroit at W ashington, 1 p .m . B yrs.O hS 1339 393 0 176 1908 238.5 Harmon, Iw third period to help Philadelphia to scoring for the Eagles. Cathy n e y's 10-14, B re m s e r's 10-14, R 8, G A u to Houston at Kansas City, 1 p.m. 842 313 0 225 1380 172.5 Gartner, it was still the game­ was added for NHL regular .season M ys,W sh the tie. Brian Propp had two Burke was 64th for East in the field 8-16, H eritag e B o lt C a te rin g 7-17. Minnesota vs. Green Bay at Mllw, 1 1218103 0 18 1339 167.4 winning goal. play. Ailing Manchester back in ninth place p .m . D ovs, T C U 1034 91-0 0 1125 160.7 .seocnd-|H'riod goals for the Flyers “ It wasju.st one of those bounces Washington blitzed goalie Don of 172 runners. New Orleans at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Hlllrd,LSU 899 87 0 122 1108 158.3 Horton, NC John Tucker .scored on a'penally . "What helps us in a large race is Home Engineers Philadelphia ot Miami, 1 p.m. 922158 0 0 1080 154.3 we’ve been looking for all .season." Edwards and the Flames in the S w rn ,M m By Len Auster Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. 934 103 0 147 1184 148.0 .said Gartner, after he scored 1:58 first (leriod with a 15-shot outburst shot in the second period to give that our top four runners can't be K ris B u rd ic k 188-454, D ia n e Cote Smith, Neb 754 73 166 36 1029 147.0 Sports Editor 177-176-511, S h irle y 'E ld rid g e 181-512, San Francisco at Cleveland, 1 p.m. into overtime to give the Capitals a that produced a 2-0 lead on power Buffalo a 2-1 lead. broken up." Skehan cited Dallas at St. Louis, 4 p.m. M o rg n ,T ld 791 231 0 0 1022 146.0 E la in e W elnIckI 199-470, M a rth a G ra n t A d am s, Knt 824 41 0 127 992 14177 "They're so close together and 179-468, Helen E a to n 180-455, Chris Denver ot San Diego, 4 p.m. 4-3 win over Calgary Wednesday play goals by Carpenter, who . Byrne ran the race of the year. She EAST HARTFORD - What Sullivan 19t-47l, Sharon SImler 188, Chicago at Los Angeles Ram s, 4 p.m . Total Offense night at Landover, Md. extrended his scoring .streak to Blues 6, Maple Leafs 5 might've been. a T r u d I Z u ld e m a 179-188-500, LI(Xdo C o r­ New York. Giants at Tampa Boy, 4 ott yds a vg ypg Gartner said the game-winner, really came on today." p .m . seven games with his .seventh goal, At St. ■■ouis, Brian Sutter scored That was in Coach Phil b itt 18IM69, A lic e C h ittick 478, Lyn n Bosco, B Y U 345 26217.6 327.6 his sixth goal of the season, was the and Craig Laughlin. Byrne was hampered in Adgust D a v is 450, C In d v H u rle y 471, H lld u r Gaynor, LB State 384 2541 at 1:08 of overtime to lift St. I>ouis. Blanchette's mind after his injury- 6.6 3)7.6 by illness and didn't get the work in Z aw lsto w skI 470, Con n ie Hess 460, NFL statistics Flutle, Bast Col 243 1868 7.7 311.3 result of a deflection off teammate Calgary, 7-4, era.sed the Capi­ Toronto came back from a 5-3 plagued Manchester High girls' Marly Dvorak 460, Phyllis Heritage Trudeau.llllnols 370 2385 6.4 265.0 Bryan Erickson's skate. tals' advantage in the .second she would have liked. But she's 474. deficit to lie the score. Third- cross country team managed just McClure, BowIGre 347 2099 6.0 262.4 "I came into their zone and period with goals by Colin Patter­ been moving up steadily. "She's •ggdddddddgdddgggggggg NEyy YORK (UPl) — National Everett, Purdue 314 2074 6.6 259.2 period goals by Toronto's Bill ninth place in the team standings Football League Individual leaders: made real nice steady improve­ Kosar, Mlaml-Fla 335 2308 6.9 256.4 passed to Bobby (Carpenter). He son and Dan Quinn. Derlago. Russ Courtnall and Borje at Wednesday's CIAC State Class Bradley, Indiana 354 2043 5.8 255.4 ment," Skehan said. AM^ERICAN FOOTBALL CONFER- shot the puck just as Butsy Salming sent the game into L L Championship Meet here at Sweenev, FresSt 304 2004 6.6 250.5 Penguins 7, Devils 6 Skehan,strongly believes Doyle Radio, TV Frosco, San Jose 405 2177 5.4 241.9 (Erickson) moved in to screen the overtime. Wickham Park. Y ord s will be able to improve on her •••••••••••••••••••••# goaltender. The puck hit his skate At East Rutherford, N.J., Wayne The Indians totaled 303 points to Ya rd s vete no OVB td Receiving performance. "She was sick (with 7 and came to me and I tapped it in." Babych and Warren Young pul in TONIGHT Duper, Mia B41 44 19.1 g rt yds td ctpdb Kings 10, Canucks 3 the flu) two days ago." he cited. settle back in the pack with South Stallworth. Pit 819 46 17.8 4 W llllom s, III 80 1083 Eddie Beers of Calgary had two goals apiece and Pittsburgh 7:30 Hockey: Flames vs. Red Wings, 2 Windsor and Norwil:h Free U S A Cable Winslow, SD 663 55 12.1 Lockett, LB State 56 890 scored with 4:28 to play in scored four timesin the first period At Vancouver. British Columbia. The Eagle coach believes his Clayton, Mia 659 34 19.4 9 team has a shot at the Open crown Academy tying for first place, 9:00 Boxing: Robbie Sims vs. Mike Henderson, lowaSt 55 824 regulation to break a 2-2 deadlock for the,Artf(ory. "the Devils, who Dave Taylor .scori-d three goals TInlev, ESPN Colllnsworth, CIn 625 44 14.2 2 Phelan, BostColl 6 39 549 each with 143 points. Barnwell, Ral 618 31 19.9 2 next Saturday. If you compared 10:30 Basketball: Knicks vs. White, BowIGreen 8 47 352 and give the Flames what ap­ entefed the final period trailing and Marcel Dionne scored on a "We beat both those teams in the Clippers, Channel 9 Christensen, Ral 612 45 13.6 5 Willis, FresnoSt 8 43 761 peared to be the margin- for the times between the expected "-it 36 16.5 8 7^3, received three goals from power play to ignite u.five-goul first meet of the seasop with Largent, Sea 593 B yn u m , O re St 8 42 564 victory. combatants — Avon. Montvilleand Newsome, Cle 580 53 10.9 3 Dowdell,BowIGren 8 42 407 rookie defenseman IJli Hiemer and third-period attack to lead the East — the Eagles would have Debbie (Dussault)," Blanchette Watson, Den 577 38 15.2 3 Mills, BYU 8 40 751 “ Beers' goal was a big letdown two from defenseman Joe Cirella. Kings to the rout. It was Vancouv 1 been Ihfrd best recalled. Manchester did take the Franklin, But “ 574 45 12.8 Griffin, Purdue 8 40 656 for us," Gartner said. "We thought An apparent goal by Pal Verbeek er's ninth loss in a row. tying a measure of both teams in the Golf Sm ith, Hou 566 32 16.3 2 But Skehan believes his team Interceptions we were in a position to break the with three seconds left was nulli­ 10-year-old team record for con­ Interceptions season inaugural. 24-31 over the g no yds td Ipg ■tie and win it. but it looked like we has a chance. "I feel we're less •••••••ddddddggggggggg yds tg fied by Referee Bryan Lewis, who secutive losses. The win was Uis affected by a big crowd (of Bobcats and 27-28 over NFA. "How Washington, Pitt Thurman, BostCol 6 9 92 01.50 weren't going to make it." said,the whistle had blown before 138 69 B ro w n , O kla St Angeles' second in a row. things change in six weeks." PGA money leaders G.BIackwood, Mia 134 SO 7 6 157 1 .86 runners), " he said. "What hurts us Gray. Texas 6 5 54 0 .83 Dussault, the Indians' No. 1 Cherry, KC 120 67 is Avon and Montville have a real Ross, K C Harris, Tulsa 8 6 110 0 .75 (Through Pensacola Open) 93 71 Brandon, Toledo runner, was absent with a pinched Harden, Den 79 45 front runner. We have to pack in T o m Watson 476,260 Clark, Nebraska Wilson, Den 59 22 ' 4.- ’ our top five because of their having nerv^in her lung. And sophomore Mark O'Meara 465,673 Pritchett, Loulsvil A n d y Bean 422,995 Easley, Sea 58 30 V . a front funner." Skehan conceded, Jam’ie~Ross was bothered by an Foley, Den Hobby, Syracuse Denis Watson 406,562 44 24 Young, Temple aching Achilles tendon and gar­ J Ha rris, Sea 38 26 H a ll^ ig h was third with 1,50 T o m Kite 346,640 Samuels, Kent St nered ^95th in the field of 193 Bruce Lletzke 342,653 B ro w n , Sea 4 4 points/followed by Guilford 1.57 and R uthlng runners. Fred Couples 334,573 Punting Darien 166 in the L run. Craig Stadler 324,241 ott yds a vg Ig id "I was expecting 400 points McNeil, Jets 151 711 4.7 no a vg The top five teams in Cla.ss LL G re g N o rm an 310,230 53 4 Anderson, Vanderbilt Winder, Den 173 710 40 48.8 without Dussault. But we did well. I. Peter Jacobsen 295,024 4.1 24 2 Tupa, Ohio State and L, top four teams in Class M 'm Jackson, SO 165 666 32 47.9 I. Payne Stewart 266,795 4.2 32 7 Smith, Mississippi Tina Little and S and top 20 individuals in all If we didn't make the top five, I feei Allen, Ral 161 31 47.7 t. Lee Tre v in o 262,907 615 3.8 34 8 Donnelly, Wyoming we made the top 10 and I'm plea.sed Bell, Buf 123 501 4.1 52 47.6 . .3rd East runner four cla.sseS advanced to the Open. I. G ll M o rg a n . 261,946 22 2 Cunningham, Nev.-LV "Pruitt, Clev. 141 439 3.1 14 5 30 46.4 with that." Blanchette said before I. Curtis Strange 276,773 Kelly, Minnesota 44 46.4 i. Ja c k NIcklaus 272,595 McMillan, Ind 99 435 4.4 3) 3 the results were tabulated. Collins, NE Razmic, Indiana 37 46.0 >. Ben Crenshaw 270,989 99 413 4.2 2) 3 Calhoun, Kentucky Another what might have been Tatupu, NE 96 391 4.1 18 2 40 45.5 '. G a ry Koch 262,679 Andrews, Georgia 37 45.4 Carter, Mia 63 390 6.2 35 1 story could apply to Rockville. The I. C o re y Pavin 260,536 Horne, Arkansas 33 45.2 >. Ja c k Renner 260,153 Bennett, Mai 85 351 4.1 25 3 Rums, CCC Eastern Division B row n, K C 83 326 3.9 25 3 I. W ayne Levi 252,921 . Punt Returns Erenberg, Pitt 94 326 3.5 3) 2 champs, were minus their No. 1 . John Mahaffev 252,548 no yds td a vg ( ' runner, Amy Oeser, and took 10th !. Scott Simpson 248,581 Wlllhite, Den 68 317 4.7 52 1 Punting Nattlel, Florida 16 275 1 17.2 m I. David Edwards 236,061 Benton, Tenn 9 134 014.9 ■ 9 V in the team standings behind no Ig a vg I. Bob Eastwood 232,742 Bonner, Ohio 13 193 Stark, Ind *56 72 46.1 1 14.8 Manchester with 329 points. A*-. ;. C a lvin Peete ' 232,124 Swanson, Nebraska 17 247 1 14.5 Arnold,. KC 49 63 44.8 Rockville was one of the pre-race I. Hal Sutton 227,949 M orse, M ichigan St >4 184 i t ) Mclnally, CIn 41 61 43.8 1 13.1 '. Scott Hoch 224,345 Tucker, Utah 18 228 1 12.7 favorites. R oby, M ia 25 66 43.2 I . George Archer 207,543 Drewrey, W. Virginia 26 328 Kidd, Buf 43 61 42.9 1 12.6 Top finisher for Manchester was '. La nn v W adkins 198,996 Thomas, Air Force 21 250 0 11.9 Prestrldge, NE 44 42.8 I. Gary H allberg 187,2W Collins, Colorado 15 175 0 11.7 sophomore Sheryl Veal, who todk Buford, SD 37 42.5 . H ole Irw in 163,384 S McFodden, Wisconsin 24 277 0 11.5 22nd position in 15:30.9. Individual !. D an Pohl 182,653 C ox, Clev 47 57 42.4 G u y , Ral wiifner was Cheshire's Margaret L H ubert G reen 181,585 47 63 42.4 Kickott Returns I. Chip Beck 177,289 Colauitt, Pitt 38 62 40.4 Barbour in 14:22 over the well- Ramsey, Jets no yds td avg :. Ronnie Black 172,636 37 64 40.0 Jones, Wisconsin 11 347 1 31.5 manicured 4,000 meter <2.5 mile) I. L a rry M ize 172,513 Punt Returns Drewrey, West Virginia 13 399 1 30.7 layout. '. G eorge Burns 167,648 no yds avg Ig td Easley, Sea Calhoun, Cal-Ful 13 396 1 ».S i. N ick Faldo 166,845 14 177 12.6 42 0 Row ley, New M e x St 12 340 1 28.3 Senior Becky Castagna was 36th LIpps, Pitt '. T o m Purtzer 164,244 29 305 10.5 29 0 Dunczin, Northwestern 16 445 1 27.8 Springs, Jets in 16:03.6 with sophomore Kathie I. Fu zzy Zoeller . 157,460 20 208 10.4 33 0 Cherry, Oregon 19 526 0 27.7 . T im Simpson 157,082 Wilson, Buf 23 231 10.0 65 1 UPl photo Comeau 71st, sophomore Carolyn Pruitt, Ral Gaines, Long Beach St 13 347 1 26.7 L L a rry Nelson 154,689 36 331 9.2 34 0 Lo ga n, Kentucky 9 240 0 26.7 Fahey 79th and Lisa Palicki 142nd. I. M a rk Lye 152,356 F ry a r, N E 13 114 8.8 55 0 Bullets’ Greg Ballard (42) tries to control Dunleavy in first half action Sm ith, K C Fu llw oo d, Auburn IS 394 1 26.3 Fahey is another just back in . Bill Kratzert 149,827 21 163 7.8 20 0 Jackson, Michigan St 17 441 1 25.9 loose ball "in front of the Bucks’ Mike action after being sidelined four . J a y Hoas 146,514 Kickoff Returns . M ik e Donald . 146,324 no yds avg Ig td Posslne Defense weeks with a bad case of shin . Johnny Miller 139,422 Humphery, Jets 13 430 33.1 97 1 ott emp Int yds td ydspg splints. "She had been hurt most of . J im T h o rp e 135,818 D.WIIIIams, Ral 18 495 27.5 62 0 M em phis St 168 65 8 855 5 106.9 NBA roundup Herald ptiotos by Taraulnio . M ik e Reid 134,672 Smith, Ind 16 360 22.5 96 1 Syracuse 146 72 7 900 4 112.5 the year. She was out of shape . Mark McCumber 133,445 Paige, K C 14 309 22.1 45 0 A rizo n a St 163 79 7 810 4 115.7 today, still, but she wasn’t hurting Manchester's Jamie Ross, having fin­ sophomore, has been troubled by an . Russ Cochran 133,342 Jennnings, CIn 15 331 22.1 46 0 Te xa s te c h 136 58 9 833 5 119.0 as much," Blanchette said. . Seve Ballesteros 132,660 Springs, Jet 16 341 21.3 7 3 .0 W ichita St 166 80 7 956 7 119.5 ished 95th in Class LL run, is consoled loaches, Hou SW Loulslano 199 88 7 1044 7 130.5 Ludlowe High of Fairfield was Achilles tendon problem that has . Rex Caldwell 126,400 15 341 21.3 73 0 by her dad. Skip Ross, after completing . D on Pooley 120,699 ontgomery, Ral 16 337 21.1 38 0 N ebraska 192 81 101052 6 131.5 third with 148 points followed by effected her performance. Spencer, Pit 18 373' 20.7 40 0 Te xa s A & M 151 69 4 925 7 132.1 Mavs escape with victory . Buddy Gardner 118,945 Greenwich 179 and Amity 188. East her 4,000 meter journey. Ross, a . Roger Maltble 118,128 Jam e s SD 28 580 20.7 51 0 Utah 197 94 10 1232 7 136.9 . D oug Tew ell 117,988 Colora do 154 88 21117 9 139.6 By United Press International Hartford High was seventh with Stipanovich led Indiana with 19 . D a vid G ra h a m 116,627 T o ta l D of Dallas coach Dick Motta's last mings and Alton Lister had 12 231 points. Veal missed reaching the Open . Joey SIndelar 116,528 g plays yds avg td vdspg points apiece to lead the Bucks, who took Kirwan’s third place finish, took outstanding course-record . L a rry Rinker 116,494 NCAA Division i statistics minute stratcgyWedne.sday was to The top five teams in Class LL by four seconds. 13:48 O klahom a . 7 470 1499 3.2 6 214.1 the lead at 3:17 of the first quarter the top spots with its next four clocking with Lewis Mills' Megan . W illie W ood 115,741 Nebraska 8 520 1736 3.3 10 217.0 let the Indiana Pacer win. Bucks 105, Bullets 79 and L, top four teams in Class M . D ave B a rr 113,336 and nexjer looked back. Gus runners in placements 11- 12- 14-15. Bouchard second in 14:06. Team Statistics V lrg T e c h 8 566 1901 3.4 12 237.6 “ I felt to cap off the evening we and S, and top 20 individuals in all In the Class M race. Avon High . Mike Sullivan 111,415 Rushing ottenso Tole d o 7 478 1718 3.6 6 245.4 At Milwaukke, Sidney Moncrief Williams had 20 (mints and Cliff The top two times of the day were Portland defended its Class S . J im Colbert 110,875 should foul them and let them win four classes qualified for next unseated six-time defending g cor yds avg td ydspg Washington 8 572 2011 3.5 7 251.4 StqE«L,18 points and Terry Cum­ Robinson added 14 for Washington turned in by the top two finishers in title with a total of 54 points . D.A. Welbrlng 110,325 T C U 7 375 2263 6.0 27 323.3 Oklo State 1856 3.9 8 265.1 it at the free throw line,".said Saturday’s State Open back at . N ick P rice 109.480 champion Montville High, 55-59. the M race. Waterford’s Kathy followed by Shepaug Valley 68, A ir Fo rce 0499 2565 5.1 29 320.6 A rizon a d 2133 3.916 266.6 Motta. Wickham Park. The girls’ race Montville had runners in place­ . Bobby Wadkins 108,335 Nebraska 8 505 2552 5.1 28 319.0 M em phis St 8 555 2134 3.8 13 266.7 Olsen, who has been shattering Lyman Memorial 76 and Litchfield . R ay F lo yd 102,813 A rm y 7 474 2140 4.5 20 305.7 8 509 But the home team declined to then has an 11 a.m. start. ments 4-8-9 but Avon, led by Lisa Syracuse 2147 4.2 11 268.4 records all season, turned in an 147. . M a rk Pfell 101.878 Utah 9 510 2559 5.0 27 284.3 S W Louis 8 555 2173 3.9 13 271.6 accept Motta's offer and the . Gary Player 93,258 Flo rid a St 7 3661886 5.216 269.4 Sports In Brief . Vance Heotner 90,702 Mavericks came away with a ’1 M issouri 8 443 2134 4.8 26 266.7 Individual Leaders . T o n y SIMs 90,055 Flo rid a 7 3341803 5.416 257.6 Rushing 101-100 victory after Rolando . Lon Hinkle 89,850 A u bu rn 8 468 2042 4.4 22 255.2 ott yds avg td ypg . J im Sim ons 86,458 lilackman hit a game-winning , Palmer top Hawk player S. Corollno 7 371 1757 4.7 22 251.0 Bvars,OhloSt . Bernhard Longer 82,465 246 1339 5.4 16 167.4 jumper with 16 seconds left. Moves, WashSt 178 1218 6.8 10 152.2 . Jim Nelford 80,470 MHS girls soccer loses first of year Passing Offense Davis, TCU 123 1034 8.411 147.7 “We didn’t deserve to win WEST HARTFORD — Freshman midfielder Liz Palmer of . Tommy Nakollma 78,796 ott em p I It yds td vdspg Horton,NCaro . Keith Fergus 78,758 166 922 5.6 4 131.7 tonight," said Motta. Glastonbury, an East Catholic High graduate, has scored four BYU 319 204 4 2823 24 352.9 Hilliard, LSU 167 899 5.4 10 128.4 ■This is not the time of year to go . Peter Oosterhuls 74,314 Long Beach 310 196 13 2608 13 326.0 Motta may have been distressd goals for the University of Hartford women's soccer team this about the latest happenings.. real strong team and now we know . Jo h n Adam s 73,567 Jones, Tenn 158 867 5.5 7 123.9 into a downswing — not with the beat Indian keeper Erin Prescott Boston Coll 217 130 6182817 304.7 Adams, CeMIch by the Mavericks 40-of-87 shooting fall. . "Of course you want" to win the . Ron Streck 72,235 141 824 5.810V117.7 what we have to work on." he cited. Mlaml-Fla. 324 202 12 268616 298.4 Sworn, MlamlO state tournament just around the from 10 yards out. Ulbinsky, with . B rad Faxon 71,6M 194 934 4.8 3 116.7 from' the field or 2l-of-35 shooting The Hawks, 5-3-3, have been invited to participate in the E C A C last game going in (before the Illinois 348 223 10 2593 17 2B8 .1 Lavette,GTech Kim Frascarelli opened the Manchester pressing forward, . Ralph Landrum 71,331 168 801-4.8 9 114.4 from the free throw line. He may corner — but the Manchester High tournament) but I yyould rather Fresno St 261 138 8 221719 277.1 Morgan, Tol 203 791 3.9 8 113.0 Division I Tournament and will be at Adelphi Friday afternoon at scoring for Manchester at 19:21 of added an insurance marker with . GIbby Gilbert 68,246 Bowling Grn 315 203 10 219817 274.7 have also been disgusted because girls’ soccer team, after opening lose now then in the first game in . Gary McCord 68,213 ‘ 2 o’clock. the first half as she first-timed a P urdue 287167 11 213610 267.0 Posslng with 12 consecutive victories, have little time left for the visifors. . Donnie Hammond - 67,874 the Pacers outrebounded his Club the tournament," he said. " I feel pass from Heather Hohenthal It Louisville 317 152 26 2135 14 266.9 rating come up empty the last two games. “ It was a evenly played game . Loren Roberts 67,515 Vanderbilt 292 166 9 207016 258.7 58-42. , the kids are going into the . J .C . Snead 66.224 ott emp Int yds td pts was Frascarelli’s third goal of the Bosco, BYU Road Race In Springfield They deadlocked East Catholic on but give Glastonbury credit. They . Jo h n Cook 65,710 287 185 4 2607 23 164.4 But what seemed to bother him tournament with a good frame of season. Total Offense Long, Iowa 192 132 ' Monday,. 0-0, and bowed to a good finish better than any other team . Isao AokI 65,710 71764 13 161.0 most was that his club let an mind." Glastonbury drew even at g ptavs yds avg td vdspg Bell, Florida 121 67 5 1095 11 153.1 SPRINGFIELD, Ma. — The fifth annual Hall of Fame Tip-Off 31:57 we’ve faced," Erardi said. . Sammy Rachels 64,119 T C U 7 509 M l 6.8 35 497.3 18-point lead in the third quarter Glastonbury High club, 3-1, in the Era rd r saw the game with Flutle, BostCI " ' 212128 6 1812 17 153.0 Classic Peach Basketball festival Five-Mile Road Race is on a header by Alexial Ulbinsky off . Clarence Rose 62,278 B Y U 8 599 3852 6.4 37 481.5 C n n n g h m ,N 192123 regular season finale for both Teri Callahan, Denise Belleville . Mike NIcolette 61,394 6 1477 16 149.9 slip away in the fourth quarter. Glastonbury, 12-4 overall and a corner kick taken by Lauren Boston Col 6 452 2776 6.1 27 462.7 Thoms, Fir St 132 68 scheduled for Sunday morning, Nov. 18. here at Riverfront Park. East Catholic's Carole Colliton (281) has a few steps schools Wednesday at Memorial and Hohenthal played well for . Tim Norris ■ 61,189 1 1077 12 148.5 "I was hoping for a 20-point lead playing in a rugged CCC Western - Fresk. ' M issouri 8 623 3639 5.8 35 454.9 Allen, Cal-FII 229 129 1 1841 17 147.5„ Race time is 10 o’clock. Field. Manchester. . Allen M ille r 58A40 Utah 9 675 3996 5.9 35 444.0 in the fourth quarter but we advantage on another runner during the early stages of Division, as one that will benefit . Pat Lindsey 56,917 Ksr, Mm (FI) 292185 11 2502 16145.9 Runners should report toyRiverfront ParVUv 9:30. . ...Manchester goes into the post­ Fresk scored the game-winner Manchester had a 12-10 edge In Illino is 9 719 3966 5.5 26 440.7 G y n r, Ln o Be 306 193 12 2581 13 140.1 relaxed and they got back in," he the Class L Championship Meet Thursday at Wickham his squad. Vlt was a good test for at 5:25 of the second half. Fresk . Richard Zokol 56,605 W ash St 8 593 3498 5.9 29 437.2 For information call David Kearney (413) 734-8022, or Walter . Frank Conner 55,405 Dwbrrv, G Tc 126 76 91193 5138.7 said. season activity at 12-1-1. Coaeh.Joe shots. Prescott had six saves and Ohio St 8 586 3458 5.9 32 432.2 (Rotkig formula: IfO points equals us. And maybe it was the best thing left alone on the far left wing, took . Dan Halldorsom 55,215 Childs .Sr. (41,3) 566-3145!’ Park. Colliton took sixth piace to pace Eagles’ outing. Patty Piorkowski 10 stops in goal S.Corollna 7 497 3021 6.133 431.6 overage performance for all malor Blackman had 28 points, Vincent Erardi, for one, isn’t too concerned for us. It gave us a chance to play a 0. Tze-Chung Chen 54,570 a pass from Pam Piorkowski and for Glastonbury.' Nebraska. 8 615 3447 5.6 34 430.9 collegepassersfrom Ife sih ro u gh 1978.) 27 and Aguire 20 for Dallas. \ 16 - MANCHKSTKK HKKALU, Thursday. Nov I. 1984 > v*: M,\Nt’HK.STER HERALD. Thursday. Ngv I. 1984 - 17 Nords fly by the Whalers

By Bob Papetti Herald Sports Writer 643-2711 'S' IguflfAcClassified— Business Oooortonifies 22 Store Office Space 44 Household Goods For odvertisements to be HARTFORD — Don’t let the X Situation Wonted 23 Resort Property , 46 AOisc tor Sole Rates Published Monday the dead early standings fool you. The Lost/Found...... 01 Em ploym ent Info 24 iwiisc tor Rent 46 Home and Goidt- Minimum Charge I me IS 2 30 D m on F i idov Otiebee Nordiques still play major Personals...... 02 Instruction 25 Wonted to Rent 47 Pets S3 00 tor one day l(‘<)gue hockey. They can shoot and Announcements 03 Roommotes War>«ed 48 Musical Items Per W ord Read Your Ad they can score “ Real Estate Rccreo'iono nc''' I 7 dovs 20C Above all else, though, the Services Antigues 3 5 dov >' 18C Clossitied odvertiseme'iiy Nordiques can skate. Fa.sterthan a Homes tor Sole 31 Tog Sd'es 6 days 16C ore toKcn by teiephoive as a speeding bullet. More powerful HaanCiai condominiums 32 Services Ottered 61 Wonted 'o D. . ?6 d'lvs. 12C convenience than a local motive. i. It Lots/Land for Sale 33 Pointing Popering 6? H oppv Ads The Manche^tei Heiold is The harsh reality of Adams I nnne Investment Property ’ 34 Building Controctmg 6J 53 00 per tok'iiin iin h resDuiisible only toi one mcO' Division competiton slapped the 19 n Business Property 35 Rooting S.dmg 54 Whalers smack in the face Wed­ Autom otive Deadlines lei* insertion ond then oni, nesday night at the Civic Center, as ijqnted to Borrow 14 R«ort Property 36 Hiwnng^ Plu^^^ W tor the size ot the- oiigmoi Cars Trucks tor Sole Quebec buzzed Hartford. 5-3 Foi clossitied advertise insei tion A win would've been nice for the t " i n Income Tox Service" 57 ’ ’Wibtorcvcies Bicycles ments to be published Tucs Errors which do not lessen Whalers; not so much to stret^-, I Employment Keniais services wanted- ~ ss Rec Vehicles - day through Saturday, the the value ol the odver tisement then their hold on first place, but to Auto Services deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by on 4 Education Rooms for Rent 41 For Sole Autos tor Rent Lease o()en up more ground between ■ t s ’S ' Apartments tor Rent 42 betore publicotion oddiiionol insertion therf! and‘ last place. The para­ Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holiday/Seosonoi 6i Misc Automotive mount concern in Hartford this year is not to finish on top, it’s to stay out of the cellar. APARTMENTS "It just escaped us, we had a Rontals HELP WMITEO FDR RENT chance to put a nail in that team's ^ O t i C B S H i I hELP WAMTED H O hELP WAIITED [ H I hELP WAMTED HELP WANTED I coffin.” said Whaler defenseman ■ ROOMS Chris Kotsopoulos. of the Nor­ CLEANING — Full/port SECURITY OFFICERS— AUTO GENERAL ME­ WANTED: VAN DRIV­ VERNON — New 2 bed­ diques, currently at the bottom of FOR RENT room townhouse. Fully LOST AND FOUND time. Janitorial, carpet Positions In the Manches­ CHANIC — Needed now ERS AND Bus Driver the division. "We would've been d e a th s , window clean- ter, West Hartford areas.. f.or new car dealership. substitutes. MOV lead to appllanced kitchen, wall eight points ahead of them, but This Is an entry level, full full or part time. $6.81 an to wall carpet. Finished ers.'^house cleaners. Coll 666-5644 for h a n d y m a n — Wonted VERY N IC E F U R ­ we’re stil in first until someone LOST — (3old diamond hour while training, $7.47 basement/rec room, 2 Apply In person: Delto Interview. time, permanent position tor carpentry, painting NISHED ROOM withbath ring, sometime between offering an excellent per run. Food Tronspor- full baths. $575 per knockStiu»out." Maintenance, 540 C North and dry wall taping, con­ In quIeU country home The Buffalo Sabres will have October 13th and 18th. Main Street, RIverbend CLERICAL OPENING starting salary, commis­ ter/Server substitute. with use of entire house, month, utilities not In­ Reward. Senttmentol crete, miscellaneous re­ $3.82 an hour plus $6.76 cluded. Peterman something to say jbout the Whal Industrial Park, for an aggressive person sions, bonuses. Insurance pair work. Steady work. many extras. $255 ers' precarious position when they value. Please call 649- Manchester. In production depart­ progrom, paid holidays, car allowance. Coll Mr. monthly. Available No­ Realty, 649-9404, 647-1340. 3S24. Cal I 643-2111. 9am to 5pm. engage Hartford (6-4-1) in a ' ment of a growing elec­ paid vacations, paid uni- Ashton, Andover Ele- ' vember 1st. 3'/j miles FOUR ROOM APART­ ^home-and-home,series Friday and tronics manufacturing torms, advancement op­ mentary School, 742-7339. from Route 2. Single te- portunities and a strong, mole preterred. Pet con­ MENT — 2nd tioor, off •Saturday night. Buffalo, which IM POUNDED — Female firm. Will train. Expe­ rience and a professional ongoing training pro­ RESTAURANT — Bus sidered. Call 6467490. Main Street. $375 plus hosts Friday’s game, is undefeated Shepard cross, 8 weeks Persons. M/F. Interest In utilities and security. Call at home with a 5-0-1 record. The SEWING7HANDWORK atmosphere a must. East gram. We need an ag­ old. brown. Found at 1-84, gressive, dependable restaurant business help­ 646-7336. Sabres are winless on the road Main Street Exit. Call the — Glastonbury toy fac­ Hortford area. Send re­ SALESPERSON, MEN’S CENTRAL LOCATION — tory needs sewers- sume to: Box L, c/o the persdn capable of spot­ ful. Days and/or nights. Kitchen privileges, park­ (0-4-0). Manchester Dog W EAR — Looking for Call George at 643-2751 UPl photo tlnlshers for ouallty plush Manchester Herald. ting and performing gen­ experienced person for ing avollable. Security EAST HARTFORD — After an exciting and exception­ Worden, 646-4555. after 5pm. Five room apartment. toy line. Full time or port eral mechanical work. quality men’s shop. Full and references required. ally rugged_ first p«*riod (30 min­ Hartford’s Risto Siltanen breaks up Civic Center. McKegney proved to be a time. Sewing experience Some experience or tech­ $55. Call 643 2693. Appliances. Parking. No utes in penalties), Quebec (4-6-1) L o s t — in the vicinity of N EE D M O N EY FOR TH E time opportunity. Apply FULL AND PART TIME Quebec's right wing Tony McKegney in thorn for the Whalers as he scored three necessary. Coll The nical school training' a In person to Mr. Apter or pets. No utilities. Secur­ stormed the gates in the final two Herak) pholo by Pinto Dolry Queen on Hartford HOLIDAYS? National plus. If you are lust Positions available. CLEAN ROOM FOR ity required. References. first period action Wednesday at fhe goals in Nordiques' 5-3 victory. Velvet Stable, 659-0204for manufacturer of pillows Mr. Wicks, Regal Men’s stanzas, dominating play with an John Janepda has made a major contribution this year Rood, green parakeet, appointment. entering the auto service Royal. Ice Cream, 27 RENT — 24 hours secur­ One child accepted. $425 endless attack that featured the answers to the name of Is offering sewing ma­ Shop, 903 Main Street, yvorren Street, Manches­ field or have been looking Manchester. ity. Mald/llnen service. monthly. Call 646-3455. swift line of Dale Hunter. Michel for the Manchester soccer team. He’s been a stalwart on Mickey. Call 646-2701. chine operators an to get Into o new car ter. 649-5358. Private parking. Down­ stanza. McKegney. who .had put Francis was the main man in MAINTENANCE PER­ hourly wage plus an In­ Goulet and Tony McKegney. echoed Hartford’s frustration. defense at stopperback. SON NEEDED — Port dealership this may be town location. Call 646- O N E BEDROOM the Nords ahead at the end of the Hartford’s first scoring drive, "They were making that long pass centive for oil qualified "When they’re moving, it’s one second canto, sent patrons scurry­ time. Medium duty work, the entry level position WAITRESS — M/F. 7066. APARTMENT — Ap­ another man-advantage situation. up. forcing our defense to move sewers. H.ours are flexi­ you hove been waiting pliances, heat and hot of the best in the league," said ing for the exits when his third cleaning automobile ser­ Cocktail. Experienced The 21-year-old center, set up the back, and we weren’t able to get Employment ble, full and part time, for. Apply In person to only. Apply: Free Spirit water Included. Occu­ goaltender Greg Millen. Svho had marker with less than three-and-a- vice facility ond show­ day or evening shifts. FULL TIME EXPE­ lao iAPARTMENTS his vision blurred by the trio all power play 2:37 into the contest.by- any offensive pressure because of room. Apply: Gorin Jag­ Service Manager, Bob Cafe, 341 Kelley Rood, pancy November 1st and half minutes left insured the getting hooked to the ice by Will it” Janenda led way Apply at: Plllowtex RIENCED TRUCK I '» ^ | fdh r en t night. & Education uar, Route 83, Vernon, Riley Oldsmoblle, 345 DRIVER — To deliver Vernon. December 1st. Call 646- victory Paiemont. after breaking free with Corp., 49 Regent Street, Center Street, Manches­ 2970. The line accounted for 11 points, WHALER NOTES: The loss was C T, 646-0158. Manchester. EO E, M/F. malor appliances. Apply "We came out a little flat tonight a nice move and moving in alone on . the Whalers’ first at home since ter, 649-1749. MAINTENANCE PER­ MANCHESTER — Avail with McKegney notching a three- and they outworked us." noted In perons: Al Sieffert's Nordique goalie Dan Bouchard. A March 17of last season, a 4-2 defeat .CARPENTERS HELPER SON — To Cleon restau­ able Immediately. One, FOUR ROOM APART­ goal hat trick. McKegney also had Millen. whose consistent tending for MHS hooters. WE NEED YOU! Na­ Appliances, 445 Hartford two and three bedroom minute later, Francis fired a low WANTED— PART TIME rant In (Tiornlngs. Apply: M E N T — With garage. an assist, while Hunter added four to Pittsburgh. The 6-0-1 Civic HELP WANTED — Steady work. Call 643- tional pillow manufac­ Road, Manchester.’ kept the score from getting out of slapper from the top of the slot. Center streak, including 3-0 this 4005 or 646-1960. W AITRESSES and dis­ Free Spirit Cafe, 341 Kel­ apartments. $400, $455, $320 a month. No pets. assists and Goulet chipped in with control. By Bob Papetti so long, in the summer and turer has IM M E D IA TE Bouchard made a gad save, but year, was a team record. Quebec hwashers. Apply in per­ ley Road, Vernon. $520, heat and hot water Call atter 5pm, 647-8709. a goal and two assists. Herald Sports Writer indoor leagues, as well.” full and port time open­ son: Tacorral, 246 Broad B A B YS ITTE R — 2 boys, Included. J.D. Real Est­ One Whaler far from flat was Mark Johnson was open on the left was 0-3-1 before the win.. .Goulet is EXCELLENT INCOME age 10. From 3:15- While Hunter-Goulet-McKegney Janenda was one of the ings with flexible hours to Street, Manchester. ate, 646-1980. Francis, who was the team’s top doorstep and slid a backhand in for the all-time NH L goal scorer FOR Part Time home 5:15pm. Bowers School BOOKKEEPER — Port EAST HARTFORD — was the difference, the Nordiques’ The Manchester High soccer Indians’ most consistent play­ fit your schedule, day or time mornings. Expe­ Close to Manchester line. contributor in virtually every facet a 1-0 lead. Just 30 seconds later. against Hartford, 'with 34 in 31 assembly work. For In­ evening shifts. Apply at: District. Coll after 6pm, "other" line — the one with the team’s undefeated season was ers throughout the season. He PART TIME INSER­ formation call 1-504-641- W A N TED — Assistant rienced only. Apply: 3'/j ROOM APARTMENT 4 room apartment. Con­ of the game. His playmaking, Quebec came right back on a games.. .Francis leads the Whal­ Plllowtex Corp., 49 Re­ 6465680. name "Stasny" written all over it the result of a solid team effort, teamed with Milone to give TER S N EE D ED — Must 8003, Ext. 0201. Head. Housekeeper — No Free Spirit Cote, 341 Kel­ — Private home, heat, venient location. Park­ defense and checking were a big McKegney’s first. ers with 14 points (6-8-14). . gent Street, Manchester. — Ntill made its presence felt. but several individual per­ Manchester an impenetrable be over 18 years old. Call experience necessary, ley Road, Vernon. appliances., Worklngsln- ing. Available November factor in keeping the affair from Goulet set the tempo for the rest .Kotsopoulos watched from the EO E, M/F. B A B YSITTE R — 2 boys, Peter Stasny. from brother Mar­ becoming a blow-out. formers were featured. No defense that allowed just eight 647-9946, 9am to 5pm, ask COMPUTERS PART will train. Approximately gle adult only. No pets, 15th. S e c u rity. $400 of the night when he gave the penalty box for the 400th minute of ter Bob. 5 days a week, includes age 10. From 3:15- children. 643-2880. ian, flicked a waist-high shot into a But even the man with the N H L’s single player could be consi­ goals all year. Janenda was also T IM E — Excellent oppor­ 5:15pm. Bowers School TYPI.ST/RECEPTION- nfbnthly. Call after 5pm, Nordiques a 2-1 edge within a his career when he was-called for GRILL AND PREP PER­ weekends and holidays. sliver of net between Millen and longest consecutive point streak dered as more'dominating than proficient at igniting'offensive tunity for port time em­ District. Call after 6pm, IST and Assistant — In 646-4489. minute of the middle period. Play roughing in the first-period. . SONS — Immediate op­ Apply Monday thru Manchester doctors of­ M ANCHESTER — North the right post at 8:46 of the third (11 games) couldn’t stop the the others, though some shined attacks, and even scored six ployment. Learning word 646-5680. revolved around the Whalers' .David Jensen and Mark Fusco CERTIFIED NURSES processing to handle of­ enings. Mornings and Thursday between 9am fice. Mature, reliable End. 1 bedroom apart­ period to regain the lead for Nordiques Tuesday. "Those guys more prominently. The sights of goals, an unusually high afternoons. Apply In per­ defensive end thereafter. didn’t dress for Hartford. Jensen AIDES — Certified aides fice duties. Potential and 2pm: Quality Inn, person with pleasant ilbr- ment In quiet, residential Quebec. 4-3. The Whalers had tied can fly," Francis marvelled. "1 Nick Cacace drilling goals. amount for a defender. son: La Strodo West, 471 PIPEFITTERS AND MANCHESTER it at 3-all on a power play tally by ’ Greg Malone, who managed his was rested, while Fusco was Brad Pelligrinelli controlling fOr 7am to 3pm shift, full growth within computer Route 83, Vernon. sonallty. Approximately area. Near bus line. Utili­ tried to slow them down by hitting "He was the rock,” said imd port time. Also ac­ Hartford Road, PLUMBERS — Large BENNET ELDERLY Ron Francis 2:46 into the final first goal of the season in the sidelined with a nagging rib injury the midfield and Brian Milone facility. Call 649-3724 for 20 hours per week, morn­ ties not Included. $395 them, but they’re big, too” McCarthy. "John did some nice cepting applications for Manchester. HEALTH AIDES merit shop contractor monthly. Call 646-3158 be­ second period to briefly even it up. that he incurred in Chicago. anchoring the defense imme­ Interview. otters full time year ings. Send resume to: H j p i N G things back there.” nurse aide certificatlor N EED ED — To care for Box KK, c/o the Man­ tween 8am and 4:30pm. emmautf diately come to mind. M E C H A N IC S < ^ E a s t . round work at excellent Mnntt Houilna 0#vtiapm«f$t course. Excellent benefit LUNCHEON WAITRESS quodrapleglc 3 times d chester Herald. now taklna •MloDtlone. I IM But if one player had to ,be Janenda is a particularthreat Package. Please call Di­ Hartford area. Compete- week. Call 644-8490. wages and benefits In­ op t tl7t to Two a a opt t4 U — Tuesday through Fri­ cluding profit sharing, MANCHESTER — 4 fo MTO. Mont tncloPof twot. hot cited as the heart and soul of the on corner kicks, where he has rector of Staff Develop­ day, 10:30am to 2:30pm. tlve solory, medical plan, rooms. W/Vy carpeting, wotor. W/W corpotlna, ronpo, fO team, the award would go to paid vocation, holidays pension plan. Incentive Irip. dlfpoeol. COM for old eve- charged into the crease to head ment between 8am and Experience preferred. INSURANCE AGENCY BUSINESS appliances Included. tom. olovator. lountfry, common* Turnout was best yet stopper John Janenda. and uniforms, 5 days, 45 bonus program, health ftv roomoptf etorppooroo Untte 3pm, Monday through O P P O R TU N ITY — An Available November 1st. in goals on several occasions. Apply: Manchester hour week. Coll Leo Ou- and life insurance, paid DPPORTUNITIES now ehown by oppolnimont. In leadership terms alone, the In reflecting on the unbeaten Friday at 643-5151. Crest- Country Club, 6460103. established Manchester $450 plui utilities. No AAontfov. Wodnoeaoy, arltfoy. 1b After a rocky start — going 1-3 thru four games up tempo, chesneau at 528-1902. vacations, paid holidays ( o.m • 1} p.m. aiooeo coll for op- senior co-captain had as much season, Janenda admitted it fheld Convalescent Home multiple lines Insurance pets. Call 568-6904. point monl. — the Manchester High football team has turned to do with the Indians’ 13-0-2 and Fenwood Manor in FUEL OIL TRUCK EOE. Agency has an excellent and more. Write Box JJ , FIVE YEAR OLD, Estab­ was discussed as a team goal c/o the Manchester things around with three consecutive wins. campaign. Manchester. DRIVER — Class II Li­ agency opportunity lished Business (90% Re­ MANCHESTER — Avail­ "but it was a lot tougher to do DRIVER FOR DELIVER­ Herald. tail) — Needs working 528-6522 The triumphs have ail come against CCG down Nets "He kept us together, I can’t it.” cense. Dependable fuel avalloble. Good educa­ able November 15th, 6 Thoughts oil delivery east ot river. IES within Connecticut. Partner/Sales Manager. Eastern Division rivals and that fact, coupled say enough about him,” said Regarding the upcoming tional background, insu­ room duplex. Convenient ELECTRICIAN — Jour­ Full time. Insurance be­ Must hove good road HOUSECLEANERS — Must be aggressive, a with Rockville’s upset loss to South Windsor, Bv Frederick Waterman Manchester coach Bill rance and sales expe­ For Manchester and sur­ location. Newly deco­ HDMES state tournament, of which neyman E 2 llqense re­ nefits. Call 647-9137. record. Steady year rience helpful but not go-getter, able to close moved the Silk Towners into first place for the ApLENty UPl Sports Writer McCarthy of Janenda, who had quired. Able to work rounding areas. Flexible rated. $500 monthly plus time being. Manchester should be one of the round vvork, Monday essential. For a confiden­ walk-in cash sales. In­ utilities. Security. Write FDR RENT Len Auster the brunt of the field leadership Class L L favorites, the captain under minimum supervi­ through Friday. Good hours. Good pay, benefits stant Income (no set up or While the Manchester varsity has experienced MOMS Si STUDENTS — tial Interview please call P.O. Box 18335, East BOSTON — The Boston Celtics fall on his shoulders since the echoed the- senti'ments of his sion. Steady work, good hourly pay scale, time available. Ask for Mar­ franchise fees). Security success, so too has the freshman squad guided by Sports Editor Love to sew? Tired of 649-2891. Hartford, CT 06118. EAST MIDDLE TPKE., hoisted their I5th NBA flag Wed­ second game of the year when teammates. wpges. Call 8765905. and a half after 40 hours. garet, The Houseworks, deposit required. Call 1- MANCHESTER — 4room Mike Masst;. This is Masse's fifth year as coach, the Indians’ other captain, Eric staving at home? Turn 647-3777. nesday night, then showed the New "Some people say we won’t be your sewing knowledge Many company benefits, REAL ESTATE — Grow 445-2909. TWO, THREE AND FIVE Cape, December 1st. his fourth as leader of a combined squad of ninth Jersey Nets how championships Wallert, was knocked out of ready because of the caliber of opportunity for merit ad­ Stove, -refrigerator. Se­ graders from Bennet and Illing. SALES CLERK — Full Into cash. So-Fro Fabrics with Green House Realty. ROOM Apartments — Na are won. action with a knee-ligament teams we have played, vancement. Apply: Man­ East ot River company PHYSICIAN’S RECEP­ curity deposit and lease. There’s no nonsense here of Bennet vs. Illing titne wallpaper.salesper­ offers flexible hours, lib­ TION IST — 10 minutes appliances. No pets. Se­ injury. nenda said, referring HTthe eral discounf. Call for chester Tobacco 8, needs experienced or curity. Call 646-2426 week- Yard maintenance avail­ where some coaches make it a life and death Led by Larry Bird’s 29 points, 13 “ John really was the leader son, knowledge of wall Candy, 299 Green Road, trom Hartford. Four day Midget football has a weight limit of 120 pounds. Indians’ relatively mild regular covering helpful, will appointment, Brenda, newly Licensed Agents. doys, 9am to 5pm. able. Call 647-7823. struggle. rebounds and 8 assists, and Robert while Eric was out,-“ McCarthy Manchester. work week. Hours negoti­ INSTRUCTION John Phelps, who has dedicated many hours to Parish’s 25 points and 15 rebounds, season schedule. “ But tough train strong applicant. 6467720. Thorough training. Good Here the kids work together, as they will once noted. “There was a lot of compensation. For contl- able. Light typing, baok- youth sports in town and who coaches the Jets, for the defending titlists scored a competition brings out the best Call 646-0143, Manchester keeplng a plus. Dependa- MANCHESTER, FIRST STDRE AND they're at the high school. pressure on him because one of PART TIME STOCK AUTO OISMANTLER — dentlal Interview call Mr. TUTORING IN HIGH FLOOR — (Modern, car­ one says upping the weight limit to 130 pounds 116-105 victory in their season in us, we peak against finesse Wallpaper. Full time experienced. ble. Experience DFFICE SPACE One thing surprised Masse prior to the season the captains was gone.” teams.” CLERK WANTED — 2 Green at 64646SS. SCHOOL FRENCH — peted, two bedrooms, The turnout. might not be a bad idea. He believes about 12-15 home-opener. Must hove automotive preferred but not neces­ Done In my home, also I Janenda was modest about "We’re definitely capable of afternoons per week plus sary. Will train right new stove and refrigera­ He had 65,candidates try out for the squad "It more players would then be eligible. all day Saturday. Please tools. Excellent oppor­ BOOKKEEPER — Atter- lessons In conversational SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul­ Boston. 2-0, which trailed by as the accolades, pointing to the winning it, but we’ll need that person. Reply to P.O. Box tor. Fully Insulated. was unbelievable. ” Masse said. Why so many? ”I The present weight limit was set about five stop In Fairway Variety tunity with good future noons. Experienced thru French. Call 6468588. livan Avenue. 1,6(X) sa. tt. years ago. many as 7 in the first half, opened overall team attitude'as the good attitude and a totally iEMPLOYMENT 1361, Manchester, CT Washer and dryer hoo­ don’t know." he responded.. "I think maybe Store, 975 Main Street. for honest, reliable per­ Trial Balance. Typing kup. Available Imme­ prime retalI space, ample the fourth quarter with a 10-point most important factor iii the committed, 100 per cent effort,” son. Apply In person; 06040. midget has something to do with it but not all surge which the Nets saw coming triumphant season. “The big­ : OPENINGS necessary. Call 646-2469. diately. $475 plus utilities. parking. $660. Call 236- W HILE HIS T E A M didn’t win. Coach Mark he added, vi^jwing teams from Bill's Auto Parts, 844 6021 or 644-3977. played midgets. Why so many? I really don’t but couldn’t stop. gest thing is that we all get along EOE, M/F. Allbrio Realty, 649-(>917 Skehan should be applauded for having his Eagle Ridgefield, Danbury, Newing­ In small manufacutur- RN Tolland Stage Road, STOCK CLERK AND know. real well,” " said Janenda. Real Estate girls' cross country squad go up -against Avon “There’s just something about' ton and Glastonbury as '^top |ng company. 11-7 Part time position Tolland. SALES CLERK For MANCHESTER OFFICE ”I think the recognition of the high school "W e’ve all played together for available. Options: Staff DRIVER — Part time FOUR ROOMS IN Four High last week. East had won 58 dual meets in a the Celtics coming down the contenders. 'Fictsry Wtrkirt-illl ihllti health faod store, some SPACE — Ideal tor ac­ getting -that program turned around, hasn’t with benefits at $8.6S/hr. position available as a knowledge of nutrition family. Stove, refrigera­ hurt." Masse added. row, but fell to Avon, which improved its own stretch,” said Nets power forward SMppsr/RMilirar plus $1/hr. differential or Courier for a local ser­ tor and dishwasher. Stor­ countant, lawyer or sales Buck Williams. EARN EXTRA $$$ and sincere Interest In HOMES otfice. Central location. Masse still has 52 with his team, of which 37 are streak to 63 in a row with the win. Skehan didn’t Per Diem at $10.65/hr. vice organization. Indi­ age area. Lease. $315 EMry Livf I Intptdsrt health helpful. Pleasant FOR SALE Ample parking. Call 649- ninth graders. It’s the biggest turnout ever. try to protect the team’s streak, or tying to pad Nets coach Stan Albeck acknowl­ plus $1/hr. differential. FOR CHRISTMAS vidual must have a good monthly plus utilities. Please call for appoint­ working condltlo.ns In a I 2891. edged the inevitability. Masse has had plenty of success in recent the win total by having a citeampuff schedule, like Apply in parson: Sell Avon part time driving record, be ma­ large shapping center. Call 871-6098, 9 to 5, some coaches do. "They strap you in a chair and Patriots will need M S Mnnby ~Rd, ' ment. ture and not afraid of Monday thru Friday. years. His 1983 team was unbeaten at 7-0 with the Cantsibury Vila el Call 523-9401 Part time and weekends. EAST CENTER STREET previous year seeing a 4-2-1 mark logged, A 6-0 For that he should be commended. explode a cyanide bomb under­ H a m ^ VnMmanlio hard work. To arrange on Apply at once to Man­ neath it. You can see it coming like bttwsea 8:30 an wP 8 pa 423-2S97 or 278-2941 Interview please call Jim THREE ROOMS — 3rd — Attorney, accountant, record was logged in '81. ager: Parkade Health BRAMBLEBUSH ROAD sales office space. Park­ JU S T W ONDERING: Why is it, that a holding a big cloud of smoke," he said. at 872-8880. tioor, heat and applian­ And Masse says his present team. currentifS-O all of their backs Shop, 404 West Middle — Spotless 3 bedroom ing, utilities. $325 month. Bird savored the pre-game ce­ ces. $375 per month. will be sending something the varsity team penalty in football that calls for a 10-yard penalty Tpke., Manchester. Keith Real Estate, 646- remonies, which included distri­ ranch on large corner lot. Adults and no pets. Call always is looking for — linemen. "We have some in college and the pros, still has a 15-yard walk-off By Frederick Waterman Fireplace InJIvIng room, 4126. in high school? It doesn’t make sense. . .And just buting the championship rings, but multiple-back formations. Asked if HICKORY FARMS 649-2236. ’ good size, maybe the best linemen (in regards to UPl Sports Writer anything would be changed in the RN’s LPN's NA’s & HHA’s MATURE PERSON FOR large deck and much size and quality) we’ve had," says Masse, adding wondering; What, if anything, is being done to get acknowledged the need to forget Com e and learn about the advantagea of working for med­ more. $102,000. Dobosz OFFICE SPACE, Three last year’s triumph. team’s pffense. Berry responded Ralall Saloa lo r tha WAITRESS — Tuesday that some are already in the 170-180 pound range. the ninth graders in this town as part of the high FOXBORO, MASS. — Playing ical personnel pool. Must have 1 yeer full time experience. thru Saturday, 11am to Real Estate, 429-1930. rooms, centraHy located, "It’s a very special night for the "Nope, not a thing.” Christmas Season We have openings on all shifts. We offer excellent pay and HOMES From last year’s unbeaten squad, a dozen are school for athletic purposes? Latest word has time among the New England 5pm. Vic’s Pizza, 151 West Resident agent, MIckI near Manchester Super­ Celtics, it’s the end of a lot of hard New England will have its hands Hickory Farms will be accepting applica- benaflu. We will be recruiting on Nov. 7th, 1984 from 10 FOR SALE with Ron Cournoyer’s program at the high school ninth graders not becoming part of the high Patriots trio of running backs has Middle Tpke., Manches­ Payne, 647-7418. ior Court. Call 646-0505. u^rk.but when the ball goes up (at full with Denver, which has won its tions on Saaturday, November3rd,198411 a.m. a.m. to 4 p.m. In the HaJI-Slock Office, Marshall’s Mall. 324 Masse was jgst guessing but he thinks about 25 of school until 1990. Rich Dyer, Democratic member been an issue all season, but at ter. Phone 649-3700. the game’s start), you’ve got to be last seven games, including two to 2 p.m. at Sears for Its new Christmas Gift Broad St., Manchester. this year’s ninth graders will go out for football at of the Board of Education, said the subject is on Mile High Stadium in Denver, COVENTRY ready,” said the Cleltics’ All-Star against the Super Bowl champion - Store soon to open inside the Sears Store, Must Call For lirtsrvlew Appefnlmont. the high school in '85. the board’s Nov. 17 meeting agenda. We’re excess might insure success. PROFESSIONAL forward. Los Angeles Raiders. The Broncos > Manchester Parkade. BABYSITTER WANTED hoping some headway can be made, or at least a • New head coach Raymond Berry MEDICAL CENTER Bird and guard Quinn Buckner, are alone in first place for the first * Work mornings, afternoons, evenings. Part — In Squire Village area, start to the problem that must be corrected. says the extra backs will be PERSONNEL Active W Able Realty Junction 31 t 275 Bits and pieces starting in place of injured Danny time in three years. and fu ll' time positions available for the Manchester. For 2 girls, important early in Sunday’s game POOL ages 7 and 9, before and PRIME Ainge, each scored 4 points during Broncos quarterback John El-1 Christmas season. Previous sales experience Speaking of midgets, there will be a champion­ P A R TIN G SHOT: 1 goofed a couple of weeks against the Broilcos, 8-1. after schaol. Call Mary, We're located at 164 East OFFICE SPACE ago. Girls’ basketball is keeping, not changing to, the final-period surge. way, the top pick in the 1983 draft,. \meferred but will train. For Lease ship game for the Manchester Midget Football "With the high altitude in did not play last week due to $49-0870 244-6018 befare 4pm or Cehter Street In Manchester. League title played Friday night at Mt. Nebo at a 30-second clock. I must’ve been thinking of the Boston coach K.C. Jones feared Denver, there will be an adjust­ 643-0576 after 6pm. Contact his team would not be primed for shoulder injury, but said Wednes- ; 6; 30 between the Chargers and Eagles. The clubs Big East, which has a 45-second clock. There is ment to breathing the thinner air We’re anxious to sell your Lawrence Bateb one rule change. A backcourt violation will be the Nets, 1-3, because of five days' day he expects to play against New ’ 74 2 -73 0 1 wound up deadlocked after the six-week regular during the first half. Having all England. 1 TOWN ENGINEER FULL TIME DRIVER home or property. season, each at 5-1. called once a team advances the ball to the front rest since Friday's opener in .. TOWN PLANNER and Stock Clerk — Apply Detroit. those runners is a very good kind of Although Elway is the biggest • Town of Coventry, Connecticut, population court. But there will be no 10-second line problem to have, but it is a "9,600, salary negotiable up to present salary of Town of Coventry, Connecticut, Population In person; Alcar Auto We’re In the Real Estate ’*I was worried about us getting name on Denver’s team, it is the challenge to make good use of all of $24,699.00, excellent benefits. Town Manager 9,600, salary negotiable up to present salary of Parts, 226 Spruce Street, 147 rWANTED in step.” he said. Asked if the team defense which is mostly responsi- • Manchester. Business to assist you In any them, keeping morale high, while ble for their record. i form of government. Performs a variety oLCIvll $18,465.00, excelIBnt' benefits. Under the ge­ | t d r e n t . was flat, he responded, "Yes, and being fair to everybody.” neral supervision of the Town Managerorgan- they had a right to be.” Engineering and Supervisory work in plan­ FEDERAL, STATE 8, way we can. The Patriots’ Mosi Tatupu and ning, designing and supervising construction izes and supervises the development of com­ "In the first half we were getting CIVIL Service Jobs ovall- GARAGE IN M ANCHES­ UConn hooters remain alive Tony Collins have split the carry­ of structures and public facilities such as prehensive planning In the functional areas of what we wanted.'but they weren't able. Call 1-619-569-40% TE R — For storage ot ing load through the team’s first l)ulldings, roads, drainage systems, bridges, land use, housing, transportation, economic automobile while In Flor­ STORRS — Needing a victory falling. That was probably due to C A LD W ELl for Information. 24 hours. We’re Active X Able season Sunday at home against nine galhies, but little-used Craig phannels, and dams. Provides engineering development and related planning areas; and ida. Leave December to very much to stay alive in the hunt Four each of the last three years. pur lack of game conditioning.” Rutgers at 1 o’clock. U will then James, the hero of last week’s 30-20 consultation and assistance to town depart- provides technical consultation to the Plan­ B A B YSITTE R — Second eorly April. Call 528-3911. for an NCAA New England berth, Providence, top ranked in the Otis Birdsong had 21 points to O il IN C . 164 East Center St. host the Big East Conference comeback victory over the New .'ments°, boards and commissions. Graduation ning and Zoning Commission. GraiJuation shift. 9 year old boy. UConn nipped Brown, 1-0, in region, appears assured of one of lead New Jersey. Darwin Cook tournament on Nov. 9 and 11. The the New England berths with York Jets, added his name to the 95.9 Irom an accredited college or university with from an accredited college or university with a Manchester home. Call Manchester, C T 06040 collegiate soccer action here Wed­ Huskies will then have to sit back provided 18. Boston’s Dennis John­ degree In city, urban or regional planning and RD0MMATE8 Connecticut, Brown, Rhode Islan'd, son added 21. list of backs deserving t i n i ^ per gal. C. O . D. B.S. degree in Civil Engineering and five years 647-7806 after 10am. nesday afternoon at Gardner Dow and hope for a bid from the NCAA. 2>f progressively responsible Civil Engineering one year’s experience as an urban or regional WANTED Massachusetts, Harvard and "Yale The Nets were playing without James, who had just 78 yards on Fidid. Brown, 7-4, almost drew even 20 carries before Sunday, s experience. planner. LEGAL SECRETARY all under consideration. Darryl Dawkins, sidelined due to 649-8841 Matt Addington’s goal at 4:36 of 8:40 before halftime when John one touchdown and gained 79 FOR SMALL Law Firm. Ask for Jack Lappen, the first half proved to be the At least-two schools from New back spasms, and Micheal Ray Minimum nqulnmunt Detailed raeumee ahould be aubmittad to: Detailed raeuma should be submitted to: PROFESSIONAL WITH Carroll rifled a 30-yard shot off the England will be chosen, with as on 10 carries plus 18 yards No smoking. Salary com­ BASY looking for non­ difference for the Huskies, 12-8. Richardson, who was ejected in the Diyld L Bornor, Town Miniger Divid L Bornor, Town Minioor mensurate with expe­ Sales Rep. when you call crossbar. many as foitr possible. There are receptions, all in the secon,,, P rte m •uafMt fo C h a n g * smoking roommate to UConn winds up its regular UConn has been in the Final sdcond quarter after collecting his 1712 Miln StrooL Covontry, Connocticut 06238 rience. Write to Box K, seven at-large ber»hs available. second technical foul. Against the Jets, New En^l SS0-1.0II0 gull 93,9 C.O.D. share se\/en room house 6-3, used a mixture of single TsI. 742-6324 c/o the Manchester 6 4 3 -4 2 6 3 . In Bolton. $325 Including Herald. utilities. 646-8809. 0 IK M.VN( HKSTKF< HKKAI.l)r’Thur.sd;i>. Nov I. 1984 M.^VNCHESTER H ER ALD . Thursday. Nov! I. 191H 19 LOOK FOR THE STARS... ♦ Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a ■k difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Frrday, ^ 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Services I BUILDING/ MISCELUNEOUS IMISCELUNEOUS Automotive MOTORCYCLES/ CONTRACTING IFOR SALE I FOR SALE I BICYCLES DUMAS ELECTRIC — SEARS LP GAS ONE DINING ROOM SET HODAKA M O T O R C Y - i r | ISERVICES Lights dimming? Fuses — With 6 chairs, slightly ICARS/TRUCKS . C LE — lOOcc. Runs but blowing^ Repolrs, Im­ H E A T E R , 35,000 B TU fo r s a le 10' lOFFERED maximum, 7000 min­ used, $75. One 6 drawer J needs gear. Excellent provements and addi­ bureau, One sewing ma­ parts bike. $25 ar best tional circuits. Fully li­ imum, 5 length-stove ODD JOBS, Trucking. olpe-LL,$75. Pool table, 2 chine. Plenty ather 1952 PLYMOUTH CON­ offer. Call 643-4520 after censed, Insured. Call things as collection VERTIBLE — Good run­ 3pm. Home repairs. You name 646-5253 anytime. sets of balls, 5 cue sticks It, we do It. Free esti­ and rack, $75. Raund^ Items. Call 649-5961, you ning condition. $1950. 742- mates. Insured. 643-0304. poker table, $50. Ping may get your wish. 9600, keep trying. BOYS 20" Bike, girl's HEATING/ pong table, net, paddles bike. Both excellent con­ PLUMBING and balls, $50. Call 649- 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU­ dition. $35 each. Phone 5826. P E R B E E TL E — Semi au­ 649-2320. tomatic, AM /FM radio, FOGARTY BROTHERS 20 GALLON AQUARIUM 40,000 miles. $1200. Call REDTAKARABIKEwIth „„ LAWN MOWERS RE­ — Bathroom remodel­ M U ST SELL! One couch SAVE SAVE PAIRED— Quick, Expert and chair. Very good — With all the equipment. 232-5869 evenings, 566- heavy duty rims. $125 ar on ing; Installotlon water Including wrought Iron best affer. Call 649-8713. Service! Senior Dis­ heaters, garbage dispo­ condition. Ideal for rec 6213 days. BEST INVENTION | stand. 1 X 20 Stow-A-Llte count! Free Pick Up ond sals; faucet repairs. 649- room or as a starter set. Delivery! ECONOMY 4539. VIsa/MosterCard $100 ar best offer. Please top, 21 X 5 light. Extra 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS Mercurys TO CLEAN artificial SINCE MOW ER, 647-3660. accepted. call 871-7813 affer 7pm. Silent Giant Motor. $80 or WAGON — 350, V-8, auto­ best offer. Call 649-1459. matic, power steering, flawers, place them BRICKS, BLOCKS, ELECTRIC SEARS radio, positract.lon, de- heads dawn In a paper THE WHEEL! STONE — Concrete. STOVE — Self cleaning, DININGROOM SET — fogger, roof rack, more. bag, add salt and shake Pre-Owned Chimney repairs. No lob FLOORING needs some repairs. Very Mahogany and walnut. Good winter vehicle. well. Tocleanautstorage too small, poll 644-6356. clean. $50. Call 649-5038. Includes china cabinet, Needs timing chain. $400. areas In your home or FLOORSANDING — buffet, server, table and Call 643-2880. garage, place an ad in Herald Classified F A L L L CLEAN UP. Leof Floors like new. Special­ ZENITH CONSOLE T V - chairs. $700 or best offer. classified telling our Fleet Sale removal. Hedge and tree izing In older floors, natu­ Very good condition. $35. Call 646-7537. 1961 SEDAN DEVILLE — readers what you have trimming. Light truck­ ral and stained floors. No Coll 649-9114 after 5pm. Blue beauty. Power. EX- far sale. < FREE-One year, 12,000 Mile Warranty ing. Insured. Ray Hardy, waxing anymore.'John FENTON, WESTMORE­ cellent condition, 643-2711: 646-7973. Verfallle. Call 646-5750. A IR CONDITIONER LAND MILK GLASS; throughout. 85,000 miles. (Wall mount Included) — sugar, creamer, candles­ Call 523-8235. MISCELUNEOUS 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Mon.-Fri. -; $ ODD JOBS — We speclal- BTU's unknown. Excel­ ticks, compotes, also AUTOMOTIVE ______^ 5 This Week Only Ire In helping senior citi­ 10^ iHOLIDAY/ lent condition. $99 or best 1980, 81,82 Danish Christ­ 1974 C H EV Y CIO PICK UP zens Insulate, paint, lawn SEASONAL offer. Call Doug, 647-8066 mas plates. Excellent — 6 cylinder, standard. TRAILER HITCH — FORECLOSURE SALE care, etc. Call 646-7066. after 6pm. gifts. $99. call 643-6526. Excellent condition. New Class I for Chevy Impala PUBLIC AUCTION tires, clutch. Call after Slngl* Family Dwtlllna In Mindiaalar m Wagan. Pulls up to 2000 405 HA(5k MATACK STREET — PHOTOGRAPHER FOR FR IGIDAIRE 15 cu. ft. FOUR FOOT SLED, Flex­ 6pm, 647-8551. ^ lbs. Call 649-6646. $18. MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 5 84 COUGARS HIRE — Weddings, spe­ refrigerator - Bottom ible Flyer. $50, new. Call SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17,19S4 cial- occasions, family frostproof freezer. 646-2218. G O V 'T SURPLUS .CARS 12 84 TOPAZS CABBAGE PATCH portraits. Very reasona­ 8i TRUCKS under $100. INFECTION OF PREMISES A T 11 AM. ON SAME DAY CHOICE OF COLORS T Y P E DOLLS Made by White. Runs and looks By order of Ihe Superior Court, J udlclol District of Tol land '~- ble rates. After Spm, order. Order Now,' In fine. $85 Firm. Coll 649- HOME AND Now available In your Doll Book ot Rockyllle, the undersigned, os Committee, will sell at pub-' 649-0473. 2178. area. Call 1-619-569-0241. lie auction on the premises on Saturday, November 17,1984. .. Auto, AC, AM/FM, Cruise, CHOICE OF COLORS Auto, AC, AM/FM, 4 Drs, Cruise Time for Christmas! No GARDEN ot 12:00 noon, the land premises and property situated In the--. orders taken after No­ I Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and State of Con- — CHILD CARE — In my vember 30th. 644-3088. VIDEO CASSETTE RE­ CHEVROLET CAPRICE necticut, with the bulldlne$ and all other Improvements Auto, AC. AM/FM, home, Manchester/Ver- CORDER — VHS, ’82 DELIVERING RICH CLASSIC, 1977 — V8, thereon, known os 404 Hackmatack Street. non line. Toddlers wel­ SEVEN FOOT SCOTCH Sharp Model. Like new! LOAM — 5 yards, $62 plus power steering, power DESCRIPTION; Premises consist ot o six room ronch"^ come. Coll Cathy, 646-., • PINE Christmas tree Only $50. Call 646-0848. tax. Sand, gravel and brakes, air and all op­ house with two bedrooms and one both- Cruise, Nice Cars stone. Call 643-9504. room with a two cor oorooe. The house 4 " " $ 9 6 8 0 $ 7 0 8 5 2407. 'With trimmings. Excel­ tions. 100,000 miles. Good consists of 1,106 square feet. The lot Is op* * lent condition. $25. Call PFALTZGRAFF YORK- condition. No rust. $25(X) proxlmotely 80 feet by 238 feet. - EXPERIENCED SYS- 649-6010. TOW N DISHES — 8each: tirm. Call 646-6085, after TERMS OF SALE: Deposit of $8,000.00 by cosh or certified::^ TEMIZED CLEANING Dinner, salad plates, PETS 5pm. , check at time of sole. Sole will go to the— SERVICE Offered. bowls, cups, saucers, highest bidder. Balance of p u rch a s e - 14 83 LYNXS 6 84 MARQUIS price to be paid upon approval ot th^;:;|| Homes, apartments, ■eo f HOUSEHOLD mugs. One platter and 1975 PINTO RUNABOUT Deed and sole by the Superior Court. - small offices. Weekly, 10 ^1 goods vegetable dish. All $50. PUPPY TRAINING — New brakes, shocks, CONVEYANCE: Property to be conveyed by Committer- CHOICE OF COLORS $ 7 4 9 5 CHOICE OF COLORS biweekly, monthly, at Call 643-9466. CLASSES — For PUPS 8-16 starter. Good tires. Auto- Deed sublect to taxes and other m u n lc l^ your conyenlence. Reas­ weeks starting No­ ' matic, power steering. pal charges due to the Town of Monches*-. Auto, AC, AM/FM, 4 Drs, Cruise USED REFRIGERA­ vember 8th qt the East ter, charges due the Manchester Wotea— Auto, AC, AM/FM. 4 Drs & 2 onable rates. Call for TORS, WASHERS, HUMIDIFIER FOR HOT $950. Call 643-6913. Department, building, building line, zon-— estimate between 7 and AIR Furnace. Gaod con­ Hartford YWCA. Train Ino ordinances and/or other g o v e rn ^ Rangel - clean, guaran­ your puppy to grow Into a 10pm, weekdays. Miss teed, parts and service. dition. Call 646-1776 after 1981 DODGE OMNI 024 — mental reoulatlons which may otfecC:. Morlarty, 627-91S9. manageable adult, call Front wheel drive, stand­ sold property and a right of redemption.— Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, 5pm. $40 or best otter. If any. In favor of the United States Go— Central Connecticut Dog ard, radial tires. Very yernment. ” $ 5 3 9 5 Son, 649 Moln Street, Training, 721-1386. DAY CARE: Licensed 643-2171. MAGNAVOX CONSOLE good condition. $3200 or THIS SALE IS SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE SUPERIOn.. home. Supervised activi­ COLOR T V — Pecan best offer. Coll 649-9578.^ COURT JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF TOLLAND AT ROCKVIUE. — ties. Reasonable rotes. cabinet. 26" screen. Me- IRC J MUSICAL Fo r further Information please coll 643-5372. 82 BUICK References. All ages wel­ MISCELLANEOUS dlteranean style. $89. Call 1972 VW — Good condi­ Donald G. Gaudreou, Esquire 83 DODGE 81 CHEV 80 FORD 76 OLDS loo I ITEMS Committee Appointed by the Superior Court ^ TURBO RIVIERA MALIBU 79 CADILLAC come. Call 647-0515, FOR SALE 646-4618 after 6pm. tion. 33,000 miles on re­ MUSTANG DeVILLE CUTLASS S/W Bolton. I built engine. AM/FM Judicial District of Tolland at Rockville ... Super Spor! AC LOADEDIaMoon Roof, White. Vinyl Top. 2 Dr, HT, AC. V-8. Aulg, PS, 26K Miles, Nice, PIANO — Kimball con­ 001-11 “ “ 6 Cyl, 4 Spd, AM/FM, Sharp Car 49K miles. Loaded, Nicel GUITAR — Never used. stereo. Needs muffler. Purely Gorgeous Wires- Speciai- on Special Large Station Wagon ftoorma. M M TM a Oun«r« & SEASONED FIRE­ sole. Excellent condition. L«ad«r*. SandtXMttng. Wattr- Cost $40, sell-$27. Cat $1000/negotiable. Call WOOD. Call Carl at 643- 3 years old. $1250. Call 647-0057 after 5:30pm. $9780 scratching post, new cost INVITATION TO BID m l "I p e c ia l d is c o u n t after 6pm, 228-3285. $12,560 ; $6785 0706. $12, sejj-$7. Coll'643-8428. Sealed blds-wlll be received $5895 $3780 $2895 20% OFF 1974 FO R D STATION In the Office of the Director on all Rooting and Painting CHAPPEE COAL STOVE SOLID OAK HEAD HAM M OND SP INET OR­ WAGON, Country Squire of General Services, 41 Cen­ In Larger Sizes GAN (L-lOO) — Char- ter Street, Manchester, Con­ Call SUnON CONTRACTORS — Used three winters, BOARD — For twin bed. — In good running condl- necticut, until November 15, 83 MERC 82 MERC 81 MERC 80 AMC 78 BUICK 77 CHRYLSER 563 -5 523 needs baffle plate. Never used. $50 or best davox Two manual tlon. $700. Call 649-9953. 1984 at 11:00 o.m. for the fol­ CAPRI LYNX Bought for $400, will sell partable organ. Leslie lowing: LYNX SPIRIT REGAL LeBARON offer. Call after 5pm, AC. AM/FM, 14K miles, Real AC AM f'M Nicii 4 Spd, 2 Dr, AM/FM, Great Deal for $75. Excellent for 5 or 643-1568. speaker. .Reasonably DATSUN, 1977 FIO Sta­ 3M REFLECTIVE MATE­ 4 Cyl, 4 Spd Stick, Wires,'Real V -e , Auto, AC, AM/FM. 2 Dr„ vinyl Top, 2 Dr, Leather, Sharp RIAL, ALUMINUM SIGN Clean Sporty Car Sporty HT, Sharp Ride. I PAINTING/ 6 rooms. Call 643-0907 priced. Call 568-3176. tion Wagon — Front BLANKS, STREET SIGN PAPERING 8" PORTABLE TV — ■ wheel drive, 4 speed, BLANKS AND CHANNEL WOODSTOVE — Ver- With rabbit ears. Good showroom condition. in B o o k ^ POSTS The Town of Manchester Is $6995 $5795 ‘ $2595 .mont Castings Defiant, 2 condition. $25. Call 649- Original owner. $2700. $2995 $4495 $2495 PAINTING AND PAPER TAG SALES Call 649-4109. on equal opportunity em­ HANGING — Exterior years old. Excellent con­ 0173. ' Q-129 ployer, and requires on offlr- . and Interior, ceilings re­ dition. $600. Call 649-5555. motive action policy for oil of FOUR WHEEL DRIVE, Dolls r . . Old & New has Its Contractors and Vendors 83 LINCOLN 81 LINCOLN 81 MAZDA paired. References, fully LARGE PORTABLE os o condition of doing busi­ TOWN CAR 79 CHEVY 78 CHEVY 75 VW BABY SW EATERS and WESTINGHOUSE Dis­ 1974 International Scout. full directions for makiiiK ness with the Town, os per TOWN CAR 626 MALIBU MMAMLT Insured. Quality work. 10 new dolls (Cowboy Joe Loaded. Dark Metallic Blue. BEETLE Martin Mattsson, even­ christening sets. Crochet. hwasher — Excellent $1700. Call 649-9043. Federal Order 11246. Loaded, 25K miles, Nice Car 5 S pd. AC, 2 Dr. hT. AM.'FM, Al­ 4 Dr, V-0, Nice Car At Right V-0, Auto, AC, AM/FM, PW, Call 646-0349 condition, but may need TA G SALE — Saturday, & Annie shown); plus in­ Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ Vinyl Top No Rust and a Great Winter Car ings 649^31. November 3rd, 9:30am to structions for dressing cations ore available at the loy W heels Money SharpI minor repairs. Make an 1 9 7 4 General Services Office, 41 PAIR 34" High white 2pm. Center Congrega­ old dolls. A great book for CEILINGS REPAIRED offer. Call 643-4668. Center Street, Manchester, hobnail and walnut table tional Church, Center GRAND PRIX, AT doll lovers and collectors. Connecticut. > $13,5^5 $10,480 $2195 or REPLACED with dry- $4895 $2495 $4250 lamps. $40. Call 646-5358. OLD SCHOOL DESK — Street, Manchester. Q-129, DOlIs . . . Old & TOWN OF MANCHESTER, wall. Call evenings; Gary • Has every op­ New, ia $3.25 a copy. CONNECTICUT Wrought Iron legs, fold­ Toys, lewelry, hause- McHugh, 643-9321. tion listeid that To order, sand $3.25, Inclidtt ROBERT B. WEISS, AUARIUM — 20 gallon ing seat. $45. Call 649-7375. hald, baoks, other mls- GENERAL MANAGER 83 MAZDA 81 LINCOLN 81 MAZDA with heater, filter, fish celjaneous Items. yeer. Fostsie and handling. 002-11 626 LX 79 BUICK 78 CHEVY 75 MERC PROFESSIONAL ANNi c u n t MARK VI ■ 6LC S/W LUV TRUCK and all accessories, plus SOFA AND LOVESEAT Nicely Equipped, Low Miles, BOBCAT BMILDING & PAINTING wood grain stand with GARAGE SALE — Must • 4500 miles on NOTICE TO CREDITORS Qlvinchy Series, Leather, Moon A/C, 5 Spd. Low Miles, Really . LeSABRE W/Cap, 4 Spd, Nice Truck For — Interior, exterior. Ceil­ — Kroehler, loose-pillow E S TA TE OF Take a Look Roof, Computer Clean Loaded, B lue WiFOf> T/i V-6, Station Wagon, Auto, Runs shelf. $60. Call 649-3085. back, melon/ollce. Sell! Miscellaneous new engine 1180 An. etAeieflcat GERTRUDE ESTELLE L o ok' Only... Great ings, textures specialist, Items. Friday and Satur­ New YtiS, N.Y. 100M wallpaperhanglhg, com­ Frame good, upholstery GATES VARIETY OF HOUSE- day, Navember 2nd and • *8,500 Invested Frlnt Man, AaOrMS wtta ZIF The Hon. Norman J. plete remodeling. Free suitable. Excellent for CODE aad Styla Naanar. $9895 PLANTS — .50« to $3, 3rd, 9am to 2pm. 23 Brent MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE Preuss, Judge, of the Court $13,480 $5495 $2895 . Estimates. Call 646-4879. slipcovers. $99. 646-3149, BEST OFFER SPECIAL: Over 200 ae- oof Probate, District of An­ $3595 $1795 Special price, outdoor Bolton. Road. lections and a FREE dover of o hearing held on bushes, ground covers, 569-7422 October 25,19S4 ordered that NAME YOUR OWN Pattern Section in the $5. Excellent condition. HORATIO ALGER, 29 TAG SALE — Moving. ALBUM. Jnat $8.00. oil claims must be presented 82 CADILLAC 81 OLDS 79 FORD PRICE — Father and son.' Private home, 649-6486. November 3rd and 4th to the flduclory on or before DeVILLE TORONADO 80 MERC 78 MERC 76 DODGE older books for $45. noou AT 8SJN IASS January 25,1905 or be barred G. MARQUIS FIESTA Fast, dependable ser­ Please phone 649-5547. (Saturday 8< Sunday), S-l2t-DOUt-OI4 tai Sew. n n gs by low provided. Low Miles, Loaded. Super nice Red Leather, Loaded, See This ZEPHER S/W.-^ COLT vice. Painting, Paper­ V. Bank te dress theeii kea te HSe tkedL 2 Dr, Loaded, Super Sharp Economical, Great Shape and SEARS CAR ROOF CAR­ 9am ta 4pm. Indoors if Sharon B. Preuss, car One Af., .'AJ/M vl Me,- Auto, AM/FM, No Ruat, Econ­ hanging & Removal. Call Repossessions S-181-HIIA100M HASniWOSS-M *i ^... I look omical RIER Cargo used once. ADLER 1000 ELECTRIC raining. Snowblower, MSI el eeidltwiik sklHs. The fiduciary It: Clerk 644-0585 or 644-0036. .Excellent. $60. Call 646- leaf Vacuum, fOrnIture, PH Ofoi^iM Typewriter. $99. Call 643- ni-'isa-cAAns-M p tm et « m m - The Connecticut FATTHIN 1625. dishes, glassware, lamps, ismake M m . Notional Bonk $13,780 $7875 $6680 6091 after 3pm. FOR SALE •-1S0-TME FAlNtR-dlneOns fir $2495 $2695 double boxspring and i»i Cim vm ti W|. >1500 80 M m h crochtl and AelL 777 Main Street $1595 BUILDING/ HAND KNIT NORWE­ mattress set, paper­ Hartford, Connecticut l ' ' » a SINGER SEWING MA­ IIDOMimllliMlin'IBfle 08115 CONTRACTING GIAN Pullover sweater, CHINE — In cabinet with backs, many Reader's IDS Kirk IV Llimln 1300 004-11 82 HONDA 8 1 D O D G E I med.-large. Very warm. Digest Condensed boaks 80 HONDA 79 OLDS ■ 77 FORD bench. Very gaad candl- iin Kirk IV LIr m Iii 'IflBO ACCORD CUTLASS SUPREME GRENADA 77 DODGE $25. Pogo stick, $5. Call tlon, hardly used. Asking and much, much morel! l « Pm IIm FIrMrd •SMO 400CC BIKE FARRAND . REMODEL­ 8 3 0 i: 5 Spd, AM/FM, Low Milos, 6 cyl. Auto, PW. Ac, AM/FM. V-6, Auto. AC. AM/FM, 46K ASPEN 8/W 646-4995. $99. Call 646t8395. 780 Swamp Road, Coven­ imKHtSwnMa '1380 6,000 Miles, Nice Bike Goes At Loaded, Really Nice, Low ING — Cabinets, roofing, try, off Route 44a, near a w K .r Sporty Car Sim Convert Top Mlleslll ^ _ Miles, Vinyl Top 6 Cyl ,Aulrj, Clean and Runs gutters, room additions, Tin ibm an bMan ik Establish G reat KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright the Junction of Route 31 imngi link B M iM k a K t decks, all types of remo­ and 44a. $1265 deling and repairs. FREE 818 Kiln 8t- A slimming: jumper witlir^ $6995 $5995 $5480 $2995 estimates. Fully Insured. NEVER PLACED a want regular buying a companion blouse togZ $1995 Telephone 643-6017, after the woman with the lai'g... ad? There's nothing to It H ELP IN G PEO P LE sa­ er figure. , 6pm, 647-8509. ... lust dial 643-2711 and tisfy their needs and we'll help you word and wants ...that's what want No. 8301 with Phot<>-~ LEON CIESZYNSKI hwits with your Guide is in Sizes 38 to 5(7*** place your ad. ads are all abaut. Size 40, 44 bust . .. ju m p ­ BU ILD ER — New homes, er, 3% yards 60-incfir— MANCHESTER additions, remodeling, blouse, 2% yards. rec rooms, garages, kit­ advertising— MANCHESTER CELEBRITY CIPHER Patfem e available onltC T chens' remodeled, ceil­ Caiabftty CIphar cryptograma ara craatad from quotallona by tn etaee tkovm. •— ings, bath tile, dormers, ^643-5135 famoua paopfa. paat artd praaant. Each lattar in lha dphar tt«$ds roofing. Residential or for anothar. fotfay a cAra; F BquatB L . everyday in 643-5135 commercial. 649-4291. TO OSOIR, send $2.00 fir by CONNIE WIENER A t^ n , plus $0$ fer postal • aad- isjf/ fiDdling. *a»MB ROBERT E. JARVIS — “ JO P UQFW QPY RBPNV JDNJ The Herald, SUE lU IN in Building 8i Remodellnb o r Open 9 AM to 9 PM Specialist. Additions, NIP QUJ VXAEPO^J JU UXI Monday thru Thursday tgllE \ garages, roofing, siding, "The 301-315 Center St. kitchens, bathrooms, re­ V8PHJRORVT Ul VXVHRORU(3 tiSOAve. «f AmtficM Open 9 AM to 6 PM placement windows- New V§m. N.Y. 10031 Print NMf. H ire tt witli Manchester /doors. Can 643-6712. NIP UXI UYQ.” — OXFFPQ Com m unily CODE, slyii nmrnf M i Sin. Friday & So,t\irday HtW/MORIARyv BROTHERS CARPENTRY AND RE­ (Exit 9'2 off 1-86) ORQOJUYPI. MODELING SERVICES V oice New FASHION with — Complete home re­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "KIndnesa: A language which eial Grace Cole Collecti^^ pairs and remodeling. the dumb can speak and the deaf can understand.” ^ for larger aiies; plus 2- Quality work. Referen­ Christian Bovee. BONUS Coupons! ces, licensed and Insured. Sincie T88T." PrkN . . . q ilJIa IT Call 646-8165. 1004 by NEA. Ir>c. . q41 .