:» - MANCHESTKR HKRALD, Tuesduy, Oct. 30, 1984 BUSINESS Personal financial services changing rapidly Chilly tonight; For investors and savers, there is probably no from your living room. The implications: Those of you who are well Manchester, Conn. development in recent memory of such profound In every sense, this is a time of profound change. informed and alert to opportunities will have new cloudy Thursday importance as the revolution that is taking place in the options and advantages in the way you handle your Wednesday, Oct. 31. 1984 Your Now, as technology advances, together with the — see page 2 financial services business. demographic and regulatory pressures factored in, money and how it is handled for you Single copy: 254 there is no telling exactly how far the revolution in the The United States stands at the threshold of a large While you have been bombarded by news about the Money's financial services industry will go, and it's not clear expansion in the market for savings and investment iUanrh^atFr Mfralft development, my guess is you are utterly confused that the changes are entirely in the best interests of vehicles in the 1980s, reported a recent survey by the about what it means to you and how best to take Worth consumers or the nation. No-Load Mutual Fund Association. Three principal advantage of the dramatic changes involved. To begin Sylvia Porter What's happening is that regulations, in the past, factors are contributing to this expansion: with, the upheaval in the look and structure of the restricted the various financial services entities to 1. New federal tax policies and other incentives for institutions historically serving us, investors and their specific types of services. Now, changing increased savings. savers, is creating a "new landscape in personal Sikhs face new violence government attitudes and policies are causing these 2. Growth in the number and affluence of savings financial .services. regulations to be amended or superseded by more households as the postwar baby boom reaches middle The traditional divisions between financial services investing and savings products and services; mutual liberal interpretations of the ground rules and thus age. institutions are breaking down very, very rapidly. For funds companies are going into the banking business: permitting the various financial institutions to 3. Redeployment of household assets resulting from example, a credit card company has gone into insurance companies are going into the investment operate in each other’s backyards. And as this interest rate deregulation and a more competitive investment banking and so bas an insurance company business; retailing giants such as Sears now offer deregulation process continues, the competitive financial services industry. and an international commodities firm: banks and insurance, real estate, credit card and brokerage environment for financial institutions seeking your It seems clear that the financial system will offer all Son succeeds savings and loan institutions arc going into the services; supermarket chains are selling mutual business has become even more intense, with pricing of us more in, the future — more choices, more brokerage business, offering investment advice, funds and offer other financial services; mutual fund and service being the touchstones of success — and efficiency. issuing checkbooks and credit cards, becoming cash Hrms are opening ground-level stores and operating survival. Finally, the advance of the computer age For consumers of financial services — which managers, offering money-market funds and getting in supermarkets; and banking and investment has facilitated the development and offering of includes all of us — the challenge is simply to get the geared up to sell mutual funds and a variety of other transactions can already be handled by computer financial products and services. best deal for our money. Indira Gandhi % Business A restaurant By Paul Wedel minster, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, is no the hospital where cabinent minis- * United Press International more.” ters were meeting in emergency ___ ’The news agency said she was session. V ' In Brief NEW DELHI, India — Prime shot as she walked from her Police and paramilitary forces “ ' helps its own Minister Indira Gandhi was assas- residence to her office in an were put on special alert as angry , London addresses groups sinated outside her home today in a adjoining building. mobs in Calcutta stoned a Sikh J a JL volley of submachine gun fire by Tiwari said two security guards temple in reaction to the assassina- I Kal lx>ndon, president of Connecticut Travel Sikh members of her own security shot the prime minister in the chest tion. Sikhs are an offshoot of DENVER (UPI) — At Ming's Dynasty, a popular \ ^ 4 Services in New Britain, spoke at a recent travel force. The two assassins were and stomach with a submachine mainstream Hinduism — the pre- I, Chinese restaurant in this city's fast-growing trade seminar in immediately shot and killed by gun and a revolver in mid- dominant religion in India 4 southeast quadrant, proprietor Bunhaku Yano Phoenix on how other guards. morning. Police said one assassin, Police swinging heavy bamboo W travel businesses proudly carries on his aristocratic family's tradition of helping others. Her son Rsgiv was sworn in as identified as Satwant Singh, 40, of clubs broke up the crowds, the can acquire corpo India’s sixth prime minister the Home Ministry security force Press Trust said. Two buses were rate accounts. Yano, great-grandson of a Peking mayor and grandson of a Chinese governor, said he found shortly after news of her death was was immediately shot and killed set afire by the mobs and one man Over 1,100 people announced to the nation. by other security guards. was hospitalized with stab wounds, ______immense gratification as an owner of a restaurant attended the se­ Gandhi, a Hindu, had been under The other attacker, Bains Singh, it said. \ minar. which was noted not only for its cuisine, but also for its reputation as a refuge of sorts for job-hunting Orientals. heavy security in recent weeks 26. of the Delhi Armed Police In the capital, crowds of students I ^ Travel Trade because of assassination threats Constabulary, was wounded and chased Sikhs and set fire to "W e have become a training center for Chinese W Publications. by Sikhs angered by an army died later in a hospital, police said, motorbikes and cars in southern restaurants in Colorado, " said Yano, who with the / London also was attack on the Golden Temple at Both men were members of the New Delhi. help of a brother opened Ming's in 1977. "People who one of four panelists Amristsar, the holiest shrine of the Sikh religion — one wearing the The assassination came as India * at a question-and- have worked in my kitchen are now owners of their own restaurants all over the state." Sikh religion _____ traditional Sikh beard and one prepared for parliamentary elec- answer seminar en­ In Calcutta and New Delhi clMn-shaven tions, which must be held by the i titled. "Ask the Bus­ Yano. 43, said it was the memory of the lean years after arriving in the United States and his rich family Hindus attacked Sikhs in scattered President Zail Singh, ceremon- third week in January There had iness Experts." acts of violence in which a Sikh 'a> head of government and him- been indications that the opposi- T he foliowing heritage of helping others that makes him feel compelled to assist others. temple was attacked and several self a Sikh, administered the oath tion wac ^ainincr «nnnnrt in itc hiH week, in mid- vehicles and shops set on fire. Sikh of office to Rajiv Gandhi, the prime to crack Gandhi’s S g Congress September, London "When I came to this country, I had only $800, I religious leaders appealed for minister s only surviving son. Party’s hold on power was program chair­ worked for $25 a day doing janitorial work in the « r • 1. a a In Washington, a White House man for a special morning and went to school in the afternoon," he said. Gandhi. 66, was clinicaily dead Calcutta, was appointed as general snokesman said Pradripni Raaoan meeting of Travel " I know how hard it is to get started in a foreign niimg Congress-I T s n ^ K Gandhf’s deafhl? 3 Trust International country." of Medical Sciences, riddled by at Party two years ago and was being g.m and “ exnressed his deen K al London Las Vegas. Yano, the son of a Japanese mother and Chinese ieast 10 bullets, said a doctor groomed as a successor to his personal sorrow ” ** UPI photo London is first father, said he primarily employs Orientals needing quoted by the Press Trust of India. mother. He was an airline pilot and But a snokesman for the WnHH In d ia n P rim p M in ietp r InHira O on riK i vice president of Travel Ti-ust, a consortium of 51 assistance getting started in America and friends and The government radio waited only entered politics at the urging sikh OreanizaUon !2i?f ^ Gandhi prime minister was shot and killed at her commercial travel agencies, as well as a member family from the Orient, nearly eight hours to announce her of his mother in 1980 following the California announced- “ We are l3 lk s With h e r SOn, RajiV, in th e g a rd e n o f home today by two Sikh members of her of its board of directors. death. death of his brother Sanjay in an ecstatic'” h e r N e w D e lh i r e s id e n c e o n O c t. 12. T h e personal bodyguard force. "We don't hire from the outside," said Yano, who More than a dozen doctors at the air crash. “ Jiistire has been done hv cn d v became a naturalized American several years ago. Von Hollen joins realtors hospital worked desperately to He is the third member of his erace bv the shootine down of 5 1 ______■ ■ A ■ ■ ^ "A lot of my workers are relatives and friends, but W '•* revive her with an artificial lung family to become leader of India, indira Gandhi She was India’s 1 1 1 1 W Nancy von Hollen of 480 Woodland St. has joined most are Vietnamese, some Taiwanese, some from and heart machine. following his mother and grand- H a te ^ ’ s^kesma^^^ V / 1 1 lllin iS l6 lS l a l l l V Joyce G. Epstein Real Estate. Hong Kong and some from Mainland China. “ It is all over,” government father. Jawaharlal Nehru. A">rig Singh ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ W ■ ■ W Von Hollen is a member of the Manchester " I f they are good to customer and listen to me I give spokesman U.C. Tiwari told Uni- The appointment came after .‘xhe whole nation of Sikhs is ^ Board of Realtors and the national and state them chance," he said. associations of Realtors. ted Press International. The Press President Singh returned from a rejoicine ” Singh said “ Our free ______J. 1— ^ B . ■ ______B ■ ■ She has eight years of residential real estate Since opening Ming's with the help of a government experience. loan and the expertise of a brother who had been T „ „ J 0111030^ 111 DrOdUCtlOll operating a Minneapolis restaurant, Yano estimates O Revolutionary War. We will I Lydall honors employees that he has helped hundreds of Orientals. He said ^ fn%jrG yvtn in DinOOS be treated like slaves.” GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI) - some began as kitchen helpers and now are waiters, The immediate production cut of price reduction as soon as spot ^ th i" ffve''sfkh^ hiah ■ ■ After 2‘/i days of horse- trading. 15 million barrels a dav meant a prices return to $29 a barrel. Twenty-six employees of Lydall Inc. have been chefs or managers. Some even operate their own restaurants. Three lucky people were winners A few other Jackpot Bingo demned the killing. ***^'^* nmin£.d” i'n " ’ '"'***'^* new OPEC output ceiling of 16 The Nigerians, with foreign awarded gold jewelry for service ranging from 5 million barrels a day against the to 30 years. in the seventh week of the players submitted entries by the 1 nounced an emergency 9 percent debts of $22 billion and relying on Ming's bookkeeping chores are handled by Yano's Manchester Herald’s Jackpot p.m. ’Tuesday deadline, but their ‘^ut in production designed to prop 17.5 million barrel limit set in Among the Manchester residents honored were oil for 90 percent of its foreign wife, while his brother-in-law helps manages the Bingo contest, which ended Satur- cards were not winners because up the cartel s price structure and March, 1983. Jopseh Karch, who received an award for 30 exchange, two week's ago reduce business, and his younger brother works as the head Saudi Arabia was accounting for years of service, Ruth Johnston for 20 years of day. Onehada winningcardforthe lucky numbers had been accumu- I n e i / l A ® , their price by $2 a barrel following chef. Tuesday game and two had win- lated from more than one day’s I l i S l U C I O Q a y The combined OPEC cut of 1.5 647,000 barrels out of the 1.5 million service, and Gary Gentilcore for 15 years. cuts by non- OPEC Britain and "We hire people we know — or know of — and give ning cards for the Saturday game. game. Although the cards are good Sn! , a day, effective reduction. Norway. Other Manchester residents receiving awards them chance to advance step-by-step," be said. "It Each winner will receive $35 and all week (Monday through Satur- **'*'“ "*' inursaay, is to last until spot Iraq and Nigeria were absolved were Del Wrobleski, Eilleen Shea. Carol It was that move which created works." from any cut in their individual Anderson, Marty Gordon, Dale Mathiason, Louis will be entered in the Dec. 20 d ay), the lucky numbers published and the latest OPEC crisis. drawing for a trip for two to on page 2 cannot be added to other base price of $29 a barrel, as the quotas. Laguardia, Deborah Davis. Cynthia Breton, Ministers postponed debate on Yano came to the United States in the mid 1970s to Hawaii. All w eekly winners days’ numbers to complete a card. Advice ...... 12 “ -member organization hopes. Indonesian oil Minister Subroto, Anthony Botti and Giueseppe Marrocco. Wayne the parallel issue of price differen­ study economics at Utah's Brigham Young Univer­ through the December drawing Each day is a complete game. Area towns...... 9 oaudi Arabian Oil Minister Sheik who chaired the emergency con­ Turner of Coventry also received an award. tials — the range in prices between sity where he earned a Master's degree. Following have a chance to win the vacation Business...... 21, 24 Anmed zaki Yamani, whose coun- ference, also predicted the cutback expensive top- quality light crude The awards were presented during a luncheon graduation he worked for Honeywell Inc., as a at The Steak Club in Vernon. jackpot prize. There’s nothing to buv and ” ‘ [Y agreed to absorb 43 percent of would force up spot market prices oil and heavier and cheaper laboratory technician until he was laid off. He said he Jackpot Bingo is now in its eighth Jackpot Bingo is easy to play. Intertalnmenipercent redScUon‘"wouldte ’’more to the OPEC level ’by the end of varieties. Brown’s gets beauty award was "on the verge" of returning to Japan when his week and pink cards for this Using one day’s lucky numbers, a Jockoof Binoo...... 2 1984.” They instead established a small wife resisted the idea. week s games are still available. player must complete either one Lottery...... 2 than enough to Most prices. Subroto said OPEC members ministerial committee to review Brown's Flowers Inc. at 163 Main St. has been "She said we couldn't go back there because I had Next week’s cards, which are blue, line down across or diagonallv or Obituaries...... 8 My worry is that it might be too estimate non-communist demand the issue and report to the regular presented the October City Beautification Award too many brothers in Japan and she didn't know if she become available today at the have au"iur corner nu^^^ ‘ P"®®* ''‘s® for their oil in November and end-of-year OPEC conference by the Greater Manchester Chamber of could get along with them, " Yano recalled. Herald office and at the six S e s X HeraToH^^^^^^ above the benchmark level, ” Ya- ■ December at between 18.5 and 19 Commerce. UPI photo scheduled for Geneva Dec. 19 and ■ million barrels a day. 20. , The award was presented to John S. Brown and He and his wife soon afterward moved to Denver, locations Usted below game cards are available at A1 Television that M f ^ it T lf h ^ " n p p r ’ Another computer newcomer The winners in last week’s Sieffert’s Appliances. 445 Hartford Weother...... 2 resoLs^hiiUv in ° By pumping just 16 million Individual production cuts under his son, Ronald Brown, by the chamber's and with the encouragement of his brother, the two games were Mabel McArdle of 130 Road; Highland Park Market 317 responsibility to take suitable barrels daily — and provided Environment and Beautification Committee. decided to open Ming's — a moderate priced, the formula worked out in Geneva Hackmatack St., Tuesday; Wil- Highland St.- WestownPharmaev ti. ®*J*P*-E$ t o d a y ^® ®^*d- member countries honor that were based on a previous quotas. The committee selected Brown's for its unpretentious Oriental eatery that has won rave Eastman Kodak Co. has jumped into the Physics Division in San Diego, will be liam Sullivan of 40 Keeney St., 455 Hartford Road-Jeans Plus TO"? The Manchester Herald todov con- That presumably meant that the ceiling - OPEC thus counts on landscaping and maintenance program. reviews from customers and the local media. While Saudi Arabia absorbed the computer disk business. It recently available in a variety of standard sizes Saturday; and Marjorie Kelly of f K rst””carS^^^ S I S S'c^untrl forcing prices to rise. The committee presents beautification awards lion’s share of Wednesday produc­ unveiled a complete line of diskettes for 110 Aspinall Drive, Andover. Adams St.; and DiRosa Cleaners. subscribers In MonchlStei^ Subroto said that Nigeria, in tp area businesses in the areas of aesthetics, "I never dreamed of being in the restaurant and formats, including both the newer tion cutback, Kuwait and the business," he said. "But its been great because I've use with personal computers and return for not making any cut in its United Arab Emirates kicked In lighting, landscaping, street trees and regular high-density products and "micro" size output, would rescind its recent maintenance of property. been able to do so many things. Moneywise, it's better minicomputers. The diskettes, includ­ diskettes...... sr'’' with 150,000 barrels apiece. but you always have to sacrifice to gain." Davis named manager ing those shown here at Kodak’s Spin Robert E, Davis has been named service manager of the Manchester-based Boland Heads Bostqn Stock Exchange Town clorgymcn focus on peace at nuclear forum Brothers Inc., formerly B&B Oil Co. Davis has 34 years of experience in the heating By Sarah E. Hall IBt 1. I field. He was previously a boiler inspector for Herald Reporter ______deterrence through strength as an Continentdl Insurance Co. and for the past six inadequate strategy, citing a pas­ years was a service technician for Fogarty Mohr shifts from New York to Boston “ Blessed are the peacemakers,” I toral letter from Catholic bishops. Brothers of Manchester. an Episcopalian priest said at a “ If we want peace, we have to work By Steven W. Svre forum on nuclear arms held for justice first,” he said. Davis. 52, lives in Windsor Locks with his wife procedures and it had no desire to daily volume to 997,000 now. nearly United Press International Tuesday by members of the and two children. grow. The industry was going 300 miles three times the 1981 level. A seat that He pointed to the role of Manchester clergy. .. > an hour and, not only were we behind in was selling at a low of $100 then most capitalism in war efforts, saying ShopRIte honors cashier BOSTON — Charles Mohr scanned a 1978, we were basically bankrupt.” But peacemakers habitually . ' ‘ that multinational munitions cor­ video screen in his office for the recently went for $26,000 and some of Wilma Carr, the head cashier and bookkeeper Mohr had plenty of bad news for “ get their hands dirty,” the Rev. porations often “ fuel the cer­ mid-afternoon figures from stock ex­ the money that came in from the at the ShopRite supermarket on Spencer Street, people when he arrived. The ex­ Charles Cloughen of St. Mary’s b w '" tainty” in the world today. changes across the country, looking emergency assessment three years 0 ^ was recently honored at the Esther and Joseph p! change’s 191 members were assessed ago has been repaid. Episcopal Church said. Despite The United States spends billions pleased when he compared the volume claims by some that churches ” v ^ ^ ' - Mott Family Club Dinner Meeting for her 25 years $800,000 for some immediate cash and The revival Securities and Exchange L.' f I on the military — and little or of shares being traded on a slow day. 1/ of service. the staff was cut in half, including should avoid the issue, their nothing on training people to The volume for the day at the Boston Chairman John Shad called “ little Carr was presented a certificate by Joseph M. many of its nearly 20 vice presidents. members are morally compelled ^ j.. . negotiate, Cloughen said “ We Stock Exchange was ahead of the short of remarkable” may get another Mott, chairman of the board of the supermarket “ I didn’t come up here to die.” he to try and stop the arms race, he ■Rife. need to spend money on peace,” he bigger Philadelphia exchange, its boost if the SEC approves Mohr’s if ^54; lEP' chain. said recalling his first months at the request to trade 66 of the most active said. ” We need to work as hard for closest competitor among the regional Three other leaders exchange. over-the-counter stocks. peace as we work for war.” exchanges. the forum seemed to H l Gold has mixed opening Despite significant improvements The BSE wants to trade those stocks Curtis suggested sending third- Mohr came to Boston from the New agree. All appeared in the Memor- over the last few years, the BSE’s mainly to handle option trading in the world countries food instead of LONDON — Gold and the U.S. dollar opened York Stock Exchange three years ago iai Chapel of Emanuel Lutheran business is small potatoes compared to issues. If that doesn’t occur, Mohr said bombs and machine guns. He cited mixed on m ajor foreign exchanges today. to become the first full-time chairman Church at the behest of the many competitors. The New York he’ll ask for permission to form an a church resolution calling for an The dollar strengthened fractionally in Frank­ and ch ief. executive of the regional Stock Exchange’s average volume is 90 regional index, possibly comprised of Manchester Area Conference of m c u u c i i i d -t io immediate nuclear arms freeze. furt, Zurich and London, but slipped in Paris, exchange, when mounting debt and a times larger, and both the Pacific and area technology companies. Churches. i N t w t L L G U R T IS C H A R L E S C L O U G H E N D A V ID B A R A N O W S K I JEFFERY NELSON Afterward, several in the au­ Brussels, Milan and Tokyo. long list of other problems made Midwest regional exchanges are sev­ Investors make or lose money from P'oPletlc ... cross belor. llao . . work lor lostlco dience said that while they were Gold gained 70 cents in London, opening at day-to-day competition a trivial eral times bigger. . . . find common ground an index depending on stock price pro-freeze to begin with, the forum $336.45 an ounce against Monday's close of concern. The technology that had been killing had helped clarify their views. The Boston exchange, celebrating its movement of a group of companies as a year, denounced a nuclear first $335.75. But it was unchanged in Zurich at $336.50. the exchange at the end of the 1970s is whole. “ I ’d like to hear more atout that The dollar opened at 3.0635 marks in Frankfurt, 150th anniversary this month, was in one of its biggest weapons now. Most prophets regularly spoke out candidate. It’s right to speak out on hour-lona dispnsfiinn ^^^'KfegatiMs can also have strike as “ inhuman.” And because peace college,” said Elma 01- up from Monday's cljgse of 3.0625, and at 2.5145 the process of losing $929,800 in 1981, a recently, it reached an agreement to Mohr thinks the purchase and saie of against the estab lisL em . nuclear issues. ^ an^pactintheboardroomsofthe nuclear war is unwinnable, strik­ shewski of 101 Oliver Road. Bar­ Swiss francs in Zurich, up from 2.5140. It started year when the average daily volume electroniclly link its trading floor with stocks will generally become easier for “ Ultimately, we answer to a “ We need to argue. We need to Sunday at noon and 6 n m nuclear ing back would be just as evil, he bara Greene, head of the local at $1.2090 to the pound in London, up from $1.2105. was below 350,000 shares. Montreal’s exchange, a move designed people in the future and foresees higher power — not Ronald Rea- talk ... We need to take the risk of C u rtl raised ih«iH»i*A7i« h- weapons, Curtis said. Conscien- said. freeze movement, said the forum The dollar eased to 9.3650 francs in Paris from Mohr, who handled floor operation to boost the flow of orders and help institutions, such as a bank, letting its gan, not the Soviet Union, not the peace.” Cloughen said. He said ‘‘an acad em W or t® war and muni- ’The theory of “ just war” Is based “ explained what seemed to be an 9.3800, and opened at 62.25 Belgian francs in systems in New York, walked into a them compete with bigger exchanges. customers to use automatic tellers and leaders of China,” said the Rev. that “ 20 years ago. you probably J e ffe ^ a ? f ^ ;e m ^ ^ a'ternative for on the principle that “ reUliation insurmountable problem in very Brussels, down from 62.35. It opened a 1,901.125 business that had fallen behind in an Mohr is also looking into similar links then executing the transaction. David Baranowski of St. James would not have found the five of us Emarmel Church .h* workersbelonglng to churchcon- for the offense is not to be greater human terms.” lire in Milan, down from 1,901.25, and closed at industry push toward computers in the than the offense itself,” said with exchanges in London, Amster­ “ Order entry is going to branch Out Roman Catholic Church. “ It’s the sitting around the same table ” u X d States R ^ r ‘ Moderator Nancy Carr, execu­ 245.85 yen in Tokyo, down from late 1970s and never caught up. dam, and Frankfurt. Baranowski. But the use of nuclear tive director of MACC. ended the and get lower into the populous,” he S h e ^ ' ' * ®ountries‘ r d t o ’& i L n S e L d d ^ ^ 246.30. "There was very little technology.” Other moves over the last few years arms would always violate that discussion by urging the audience he said. “ It had 1950s and 1960s saidyitmSt’s what we’ve got to position CHARLES MOHR principle, he insisted. have helped boost the BSE’s average onfaslves out in front on. ’’ . new man in Boston B.r...w.k, „.d th.. wh,.. U churok-, on ...ppl.. C. S a T C p , K ”Vr«,'‘ to “ work as though your life 4 , . 4 Baranowski went,^n to criticize depended on it” on Nov. 6. » i — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Oct. 31, 1984 MANCHESTER HKRAI.D, Wedru-sd ly. Oil 31, 1984 - L Peopletalk Weather More homeless people using shelter this year By Sarah E. Hall ance, shelter director Patricia state grant this fall, the Manches­ more than half after a welfare and ’’not afraid to work.” But he season, once when an ambulance Today’s forecast Herald Reporter Maneggia Fox said today. ter Area Conference of Churches, client has stayed at the shelter for said he refused to work 30 hours a was called for a man having a 14 days, however. Connecticut, Massachusetts "Last night we had 19 people,” which sponsors the shelter, ran it week to pay for ’’something the bronchial attack and once when a / A month after it opened, Man­ she said. ” It’s steadily rising.” One man who hud been asked to and Rhode Island: Tnd:

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Reagan signs tandems bill By Bruno V. RannIeMo and growing through the midwest and J a c k : H ARTFORD — President Reagan has signed United Press International Democrats worry about the Legislature northeast. . < 5 4 s legislation giving Connecticut an opportunity to A n d e r s o n renew its fight to keep tandem trailer trucks off H ARTFORD — A leading Democrat And she said her visit to Connecticut has turned up "anxious and eager Ronald Reagan may not take every state in the nation state roads, says Rep. William R. Ratchford, D- has predicted victory for Democratic Republicans here and there, cutting the net gain to the support" for Mondale. on Tuesday but it appears now that Connecticut will be Washington Conn. candidate Walter Mondale, saying point where majority control is up for grabs. Her unbridled optimism was shared one of them comfortably in his column. Marry-Qo-Round ! The new law signed Tuesday allows states to voters in crucial states are beginning to "realize what’s at stake.” at a Capitol news conference by House Reagan won in Connecticut by 135,000 votes in 1980. Capitol petition the federal government to ban tandems A M O N G H O U SE C O N T ES TS to watch on election Ann Lewis, the political director of Speaker Irving Stolberg. D-New Haven Barring a miracle by Walter Mondale or some from segments of interstate highways where the Comments night for signs of what to expect generally are the twin rigs are considered dangerous, Ratchford the Democratic National Committee, and Senate Majority l.eader Richard development unseen at this point, he’ll do at least that rematch in New Haven between Republican incumbent said. said she was convinced Mondale and Schneller. D-Essex, who heads up the well this time in an election uncluttered by a statewide Bob Conrad Rosalind Berman and Democrat Pat Dillon, one in Under the law, the federal Department of running mate Geraldine Ferraro would Mondale- Ferraro campaign in -It Connecticut. race for the IJ.S. Senate or for governor. Meriden between Democrat Tom Gaffey and former j Transportation must consider each situation and win the state Nov. 6 although they are Syndicated Columnist Stolberg and Schneller also ex­ Pluralities of a coupie hundred thousand votes are not G O P Rep. Dick Antonetti, and in Fairfield between CIA admits ' has 120 days to act on state requests to keep far behind in the polls. pressed belief the state House would uncommon in this state and we should not be surprised tandems off certain highways, Ratchford said. "Voters are beginning to look at the Rep. Susan Barrett and John Metsopoulos, a remain in Democratic control. if Reagan's margin is in that range. Please don't put - Connecticut sought unsuccessfully to ban all issues and at the choices and they are Republican. In fact, Stolberg said. Democrats in that down as a prediction. It is a performance that is tandems from state roads after the federal coming up to realize what's at stake,” In their worst scenario. Democrats would lose the If the House goes Republican and the Senate remains bigger rolei the 151-member Hou.se could incrt*ase quite possible and perhaps likely, if the buzz we hear in government enacted legislation opening the she said. “ We’re bringing home the state Senate to the Republicans also. Democratic, the state would have the first split issues while the Republicans are just their 87 seats to 104. "if all goes well." political circles and the readings by pollsters are nation’s highways to the twin rigs. legislature since 1965. And that would complicate the A state law banning tandems was struck down trying to run out the clock,” she said. He said there were 15 House "uphill reliable. T H E G R E A T E S T H O P E Democrats have of holding in scheme i fights" and felt that Democrats would political life of Democratic Gov. Bill O ’Neill, who hopes in federal court, but the federal government did “ We’ve stopped looking at the polls” Republicans will want to attribute this to the < ground next Tuesday doesn’t ride with a Mondale 1985 will be the springboard for his re-election effort in agree to exempt more than 200 miles of highways said Lewis when asked about the wide win half of them. popularity of their man. But Mondale, with his year­ m iracle. It’s with Democratic race horses in the 1986. WASHINGTON - Grudgingly, in the state that it initially wanted to include margin Reagan shows in most polls. He said Democrats would be helped by a good Mondale showing. “ Coattails long indifference to Connecticut, has been a big factor, Congressional districts. Best in their field are Reps. O ’Neill would be a political prisoner in his own castle the CIA is being forced to admit among tandem routes. Asked by how much Mondale would win too. work both ways," he said. Barbara Kennelly in the Hartford-based First District if Republicans manage to grab control of both greater responsibility for its invob Connecticut, she said. "I’ll take 50- point-oh-oh-one percent.” Schneller. who is retiring after 10 and Sam Gejdenson, whose Second District covers the chambers of the legislature. vement in a Honolulu investment Tests planned on skeleton She said she based her claim years in the Legislature, said he felt the BY NOW, MOST DEMOCRATS in leadership or in map of Eastern Connecticut. firm that collapsed and left some Mondale would win on what she called Senate would retain its 23-13 Demo­ office are tired of pretending that they care about 400 investors stuck with $22 million SEYM OUR — Tests were planned today to Those two are expected to win easily, saving most B U T A SWING to G O P dominance in the House is the support for the ticket in crucial western cratic edge, with Democrats possibly- Mondale. The instincts of survival are taking over and state House seats in their areas for the Democrats in more likely, and that would have a profound effect on in losses. identify a human skeleton found partially buried winning one more seat. beneath sand along the Naugatuck River bank. states such as California and Oregon their attention is riveted on the real issue closer to home the process. Ironically, though, three of the state Senate legislation offered or adopted in the next two years. When Ronald Ray Rewald was State police said the remains were discovered — the state Ixtgislature and what can happen if they districts where Republicans believe they have ^ That is because the m ajority party names most arrested last year and charged Tuesday and turned overto Dr. H. Wayne Carver, » '*«# ^ •4r- * lose control there. There is regional interest in the reasonably good shots are in Gejdenson’s congressional members and the chairmen of legislative committees, with two counts of fraud, h^ W congressional contests as well. deputy chief medical examiner, to determine if State voters to decide district. Two are where strong Democrats — Sens. Dick where bills are born, shaped and either moved along or claimed that the collapse of his the deceased was male or female. Democrats have been stopping reporters at the state Schneller of Essex and Mary Martin of Groton — are killed. And for the patronage-minded, jobs at the state firm was due in no small part to its Officials also began checking missing person Capitol, fixing them with the kind of eyeball contact not seeking re-election. The other is in the Vernon- Capitol are doled out on a two-to-one basis, favoring the CIA connection. reports in an effort to identify the remains. changes to constitution that means "We want it straight" and asking whether Tolland area, where Sen. Mike Skelley is under intense boss party. The CIA denied any role wha­ Investigators said two people walking along the the writers really believe Democrats may lose their GOP pressure by candidate James Giulietti. Those are some of the considerations riding on the tever in either the investment firm river Monday discovert the skeleton. adopted in 1%5, replacing a constitu­ majority in the Housebf Representatives. The By Mark A. Dupuis A rundown of House contests shows a possible 18 election on Tuesday as they may affect politics at the or its collapse; it ridiculed the United Press Internatlanal tion approved in 1818. The present assumption is that the reporters know something which districts where Republicans could replace Democrats state level in Connecticut. The overriding one, though, notion that Rewald was a CIA document has been amended 20 times Democrats don’t. Toxic report clears firms That would give the G O P a total of 82, or six more than with longer-range implications, is the fact that leaders operative. H ARTFORD — Connecticut voters, since its adoption. HARTFORD — A preliminary report indicates That isn’t necessarily the case, but it doesn’t look so they need to gain control there. But Democrats, notably in the rival parties cannot wait until Nov. 7. the day Refusing to be hung out to dry, who adopted a state Equal Rights This year’s amendments are ex­ large manufacturers in Connecticut produce less pected to win voter approval Nov 6. hot for the Democrats, especially in the House. House Speaker Irving Stolberg, say they will oust after the election, to start on the main event in 1986. Rewald responded with an affi­ Amendment a decade ago, are ex­ hazardous waste than expected. since there is no organized opposition davit — complete with documen­ pected to vote this year to extend the The report shows that 500 state industries and given the fact voters have not tary evidence — which supported measure to also ban discrimination produced 175,000 tons of hazardous waste in 1983. against the handicapped. rejected a constitutional amendment in his claim that the business served A 1979 study estimated double that amount Voters also are expected to approve recent memory. as a CIA front. Rewald wa^ generated annually in the state. two other constitutional amendments The gubernatorial succession Open Forum slapped with a’total of 100 counts o( Kathleen Golas, chairwoman of the Connecti- on the Nov. 6ballot, changing the way amendment on this year’s ballot was fraud, tax evasion and perjury. At . cut Hazardous Waste Management Service, said state prosecutors are appointed and prompt^ by questions that aro.se in one point, he was held in jail for although the report was based on a limited survey clarifying the process for shifting 1981 when Gov. William A. O’Neill lack of $10 million bail — the of industry, "There is no doubt this is the best power from an incapacitated governor. underwent open heart surgery and Lt. number available.” Gov. Joseph J. Fauli.so became acting Wait and see highest ever set in Hawaii. \ The proposal to prohibit discrimina­ Herald photo by Targumio McCavanagh has Choice is clear The report was produced by Enviroiimental tion against the handicapped would governor. But the CIA, meanwhile, had Resources'Management Inc. of Plainview, N.Y., CD vote result been obliged to admit, howevei*. revise a section of the constitution that a proven record for the Hazardous Waste Management Service, a Although the transfer went smoothly, in 13th district reluctantly, that Rewald was; was last amended in 1974 to ban Anyone want to duel? corporation formed to develop a hazardous waste discrimination on the basis of sex. the situation pointed out a lack of To (he Editor: ' To the Editor: indeed part of a “ low-level” CIA‘ To the Editor: plan for the state. The state version of the Equal Rights specific constitutional provisions for Little Philip Lincoln, 3, looks all set to do battle Saturday at the operation. ! The preliminary study found that 73,800 tons of Amendment was added then to a transferring authority from a governor During the past two weeks, costume contest at Center Park. I have personally known Jim Voters in the I3th Assembly After interviewing principals in! waste materials were shipped out of state for section that already guaranteed equal who has become incapacitated. several non-minority residents of McCavanagh for the last seven District have a clear choice for the case, talking with CIA and disposal. New York received the largest share, protection of the law regardless of The proposed amendment would > v Manchester have approached me years — as a businessman, as a state representative. They can other sources and studying copies' ’ and some was-being shipped as far as Illinois and race, religion, color, ancestry or establish a commission that would Alabama. About 40,000 tons were disposed of at regarding my position on the town public servant, and as a friend. vote for someone who is out of of the sealed documents Rewald! national origin. decide if a governor who did not Connecticut disposal sites and the remaining re-entering the Community Block He has a reputation for honesty touch, who does not know what Proponents say the amendment on voluntarily give up power should turn Police want safe holiday submitted to the court, my asso-. waste was disposed of at the sites where they Grant program. and fair play in the business bills she sponsored or voted on, ciates Dale Van Atta and Indy discrimination against the handi­ over his duties, subject to approval by were generated. capped would give the handicapped a the Legislature. Thousands of ghosts and' ’Gremlins" My position is already public and community, and has earned the who does not know what her Badhwar have concluded that the for inspection and dispose of any wider legal avenue in fighting bias and “ Basically this amendment attempts waited anxiously for darkness to unwrapped items, officials said. 1 have had discussions regarding respect o^ernocrats'and Republi­ constituents think, and who is CIA’s claim of only “ low-level”! Couple faces pot charges also be tougher to change than ... to make it clear at all times who is in declare Halloween in Connecticut Similar warnings were issued by this matter with the mayor, town cans alike.-By his many years in unable even to articulate her own involvement with Rewald's firm is anti-discrimination laws. charge of the state of Connecticut," today, while police issued warnings police and health officials around the manager, and local HUD people in ill-conceived ideas. public service, Jim McCavanagh as false as the earlier denial of any! EAST HADDAM — State narcotics agents "We see it as a step forward in said Attorney General Joseph 1. and some worried parents planned to state, including the Bristol area where Hartford. 1 have also forwarded a has proven to the people of Or, voters can choose Jack connection at all. ; Tuesday night arrested a local couple in their advancing the rights of handicapped Lieberman, who worked with Tulisano keep their children at home several cases of suspected food tam­ letter to the Honorable Samuel R. Manchester that he cares. Thompson. My reporters have compiled q home where they confiscated 40 pounds of people," said Stanley J. Kosloski, in writing the amendment. There were fears of possible tamper­ pering have been investigated in recent Pierce Jr., secretary of HUD in During his two-year term as Thompson is a man who knows list of at least 17 CIA agents who marijuana with an estimated street value of assistant director of the state Office of The other amendment will create a ing around the state and while officials weeks. $25,000. Washington, D.C. state representative, he was in­ his own mind and can articulate his were also Rewald employees, a Protection and Advocacy for Handi­ commission to appoint state’s attor­ said actual cases of tainted Halloween Several police departments will be Barry Bernard, 31, and his wife, Joanne, 30, My feeling, and other blacks that strumental in obtaining many position coherently and succinctly. dozen other employees and offi­ capped and Developmentally Disabled neys and shift the state’s prosecutorial candy were rare, the threat was enough linked to a special nationwide "choco­ were charged with possession of more than one Persons. functions from the judicial to the I have talked to seem to concur, is betterments for Manchester; He listens to others thoughtfully, cials who had contact with the firm! to spoil the children's holiday for some. late hotline." established by candy kilo of marijuana with intent to sell and Rep. Richard D. Tulisano, D-Rocky executive branch of government. The Consumer Protection Depart­ manufacturers. Suspicious parents cun that we should wait and see the these things he did quietly, not and is able to restate their ideas (including ex,-CIA directord possession of hallucinogens, cocaine and drug Hill, co-chairman of the Legislature’s Lieberman said the change would ment has advised parents to hold outcome of the election on Nov. 6, worrying about getting credit and clearly and with fidelity to the call police who will report the incident George Bush and Stansfield paraphernalia. Judiciary Committee, said the amend­ bring Connecticut in line with other and then determine individually or parties in the neighborhood, or at so industry officials can investigate a lot of publicity. He also made original thought. Turner), plus another dozen CIA- They were released each on $2,500 non-surety ment was prompted in part by concerns states and would add to the tradition of churches and schools, rather than collectively what action we must Today's Herald includes tips on himself available to his constitu­ He is a man of great personal related persons who invested at bond pending a Nov. 14 appearance in Middle- over recent federal actions weakening the separation of powers between the allow children to go door-to-door. keeping a safe and happy Halloween. pursue, if any. ents by visiting the senior center integrity, and his sincere interest least $890,000 in the CIA front; town Superior Court. the rights for the handicapped. executive and judicial branches of Parents should caution youngsters To learn more on how you can do it, .see the first Tuesday of every month at 111 the town of Manchester and its These include; The state’s present constitution was government. not to eat candy until they bring it home page 16 Frank J. Smith noontime and by holding office residents is beyond doubt. •. Three successive CIA station 93 Ferguson Road hours in the evening. Manchester deserves a man like chiefs in Honolulu who assigned Manchester I have been working with Jim on Thompson in the Legislature and Rewald to perform intelligence­ McGuigan seeks unit to probe corruption Manchester his campaign for re-election, and I Thompson deserves your vote. gathering chores for the agency will vouch for his integrity and and to provide cover for its agents. HARTFORD (UPI) - Chief ment waste and fraud,” McGuigan some criminal violation to charge consist of two prosecutors, two Daughter hopes high ethics. Unlike his opponent, For Sale Ron Robillard One, Jack Kindschi, joined Re­ State’s Attorney Austin J. McGui­ said. "If we’re going to make a the individual or group with.” investigators and a legal re­ Jim McCavanagh runs on his voters listening 55 North St. wald's firm as a director. gan plans to create a unit within his commitment to clean up our own McGuigan said the new unit will searcher. record and refuses to make per­ Manchester • A CIA secretary who worked office dealing exclusively with house, we’re going to have to spend To the Editor: sonal attacks. In my opinion, his for each station chief, had intimate government corruption. the money.” opponent, Mr. Mercier, has no knowledge of the Rewald operation “ We want to institutionalize But Rep. Richard D. Tulisano, Merrill Lynch Realty I’m uncomfortable writing a track record and that is why his and is now in a sensitive European corruption cases so that the D-Rocky Hill, questioned McGui­ Unsung heroes process is a normal part of the letter to the editor in support of my campaign consists of criticism and post. Her son, a deep-cover CIA gan’s motives for forming the unit. business of investigation and sells Connecticut! own father’s candidacy for state lots of promises. Electing him to deal with tragedy agent, invested his own money in The chairman of the legisla­ prosecution,” McGuigan said. ture’s Judiciary Committee said. representative for the 13th Assem­ state office would be like signing a Rewald’s company. Convenience to town is one of the assets of "They’re not witch hunts, just part ” My gut reaction is it’s being used bly District, but when a woman, blank check. To the Editor: • A man described as a "long­ this roomy 3 bedroom Colonial style home, of the process.” as an emphasis to get additional featuring fireplaced LR, formal DR, Coun­ who doesn’t even know my father, I urge everyone in the 12th time CIA agent” who worked out of McGuigan’s announcement Once again, tragedy hits He­ funds for his staff.” try kitchen w/separate laundry room, fin­ * 4,21 0 sq. ft. has a letter printed asserting that District to vote for Jim McCava­ Stockholm and was laying the came after Monday’s conviction of bron. When tragedy hits a small ished rec room w/bar is a great piece for the * nagh on Nov. 6. He has a proven William V. Carbone, a former state ” I don’t know if it’s a shifting of Suitable for light industrial, m achine my father is not a gentleman, I town, it’s like a pebble being groundwork to do business with family to gather together. Extras include track record, and it’s an honest Transportation Department su­ priorities,” Tulisano said. (Inves­ shop, or warehouse must speak up. My dad is a nice dropped into a pond. Fam ily and Greek Prime Minister An(lreas tigating corruption) has been a screened porch plus redwood deck plus * 8’ X 12’ Overhead door guy. one! Papandreou — for the purpose of pervisor, on eight felony charges. many other amenities. friends grieve and the ripple McGuigan estimated the five- priority. If we’ve done it all this e Poured concrete foundation My father would never attack spying on him. Pal Kershaw 646-8865 spreads out with neighbors, class­ member unit would cost $360,000. time without a task force, I don’t * 400 amp, 240 volt, 3 phase service Mrs. Swensson personally — Lorraine B. Boutin Marrlll Lynch 872-7777 mates and local residents reacting • Several Rewald employees “ There is no question that know why we need it now.” * Finished office space 55 Duval St. there’s no place for that in politics, in their individual ways. Parents who were recruited as simultane­ prosecution of these cases will Waterbury attorney Timothy * Additional residential building lot but it is his responsibility as her Manchester Moynahan, who represented Car­ once "lazy” about buckling their ous "contract agents” by the CIA. have a deterrent effect on waste Merrill Lynch bone, also reacted with cynicism. opponent to make the voters aware children in car seats now take the • A top CIA official who was and fraud and the savings to the Realty & of her record. once station chief in Moscow and state could more than offset the “ I think it smacks of selective B issell B oyle - R ealtors time to secure seat belts and prosecution,” Moynahan said. “ It One fferiUge Place - Suite 207 Maneheiiter, f.itnii. 060-U) Since when is it ungentlemanly who traveled under State Depart­ cost,” he said. Mercier surely restrain systems. Parents remind involves targeting one individual 295 Hartford Turnpike to seek to debate the issues? What McGuigan said he will need 649-4800 their teenage drivers once again to ment cover throughout Europe and or one group and then looking for Vernon, CT. 06066 is ungentlemanly about citing the a hard worker the Middle East gathering intelli­ additional funds to run the new ^ J stay alert behind the wheel. The operation, which he will staff inconsistency of his opponent’s gence. He did occasional work for elderly assess their driving ability initially with people borrowed voting record? My father always To the Editor: with their age. ReWald, and was set to join the from other units in his office. HARTFORD STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE taught my brothers and I to listen, pinyestment firm when it collapsed. .■‘V-i As the town recovers from its "Obviously, we will be seeking and I sincerely hope the people of I would like to take this opportun­ ' •^ ight CIA agents whose cover ROCKVILLE EXTENSION CENTER Pnolo by Al Tarquinio most recent tragedies, I would like funding in the next session of the Manchester will listen to what my ity to comment about a recent to mention the unsung heroes that was provided by four companies General Assembly to properly 525-6034 father has to say. letter that appeared in this column THE SAD CLOWN respond to tragedy 24 hours a day. created by Rewald and the CIA as finance investigations into govern- criticizing the flier put out by the consulting firms or “ antiquities” Sykes Memorial Middle School EYEBALL OPTICAL . Victoria Elizabeth Fox, dressed for Haiioween 365 days a year — the men and Susan Thompson Republican candidate in the 12th dealers — ALS Consultants, CMI Park Street District, Jonathan Mercier. women of the Hebron Volunteer 118 Autumn St. Investment Corp., Canadian Far An earthquake in the Shensi Jon promised to reduce taxes, Fire Department. They deal with Vernon, Connecticut VERNON Manchester any of the Board of Education East Trade Corp., and H&H province of China in 1556 killed MANCHESTER increase day care services, reduce Board member potential tragedy everytime a fire EVENING DIVISION REGISTRATION 630 Tolcottville Rd. I members. or accident call is made. An Enterprises. 830,000 people, the largest number 70 E a s t C e n te r St. government waste and accomplish of fatalities on record from an Rt. 83 urges ‘yes’ vote The library-media center is the invaluable service is given with WINTER TERM Novamhw 14, IS, 16, 20, 21, 26, 27 A c r o t l from Cavey's Thanks for help a number of other worthwhile project with the most vocal opposi­ earthquake. 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. goals. The author of this other professionalism and human Strictly personal 875-6156 649-5672 To the Editor: tion. Instead of following the emotions. In trying time letter said she considered Mr. Did President Reagan use ft instructions of Tom Manning to ‘^^FORTuSeSSSoFo^r" TIME Mercier naive to think a single When the pond's ripple hits the picture of the pope In a political CHRISTIAN HOPf AND LOV6 ITIM COURSE COUaSC ca so tT FEE I would like to urge the voters of vote "no,” please read his proposal shore with the trucks and ambu­ a a no. NAME (P.M.) To the Editor: individual could do all this. ad? Dial 649-HOPE + *2 Bolton to vote “yes” on all four of and call either the superintendent 800 ART 140 Comlruellan Mrthid* Wad. 910 4 3124 Of course, one person can’t do all lance parked, the emotions within The Reagan-Bush Committee ar 6494673 2 FOR 1 the major capital improvement or any of the board members if you 801 ANT 530 HIttiry d Architicturi 1 Thurt. 90 3 03 My husband and I wish to that by himself and Jon knows this. a fireman must be immeasurable. miscalculated on an ad it thougM AMnMryol BUY ONE PAIR OF GLASSES AND projects. I worked on the commit­ have any questions. Each Board of 802 NOT 520 CidM ind Ordlnincu Tuu. 97 2 02 express our very grateful thanks to However, legislators working to­ Over and over, they expose them­ would go over big with Catholic Caater CongregalioMl Church GET THE SECOND PAIR FREE! tee which studied the need for all Education member is behind the 803 ART 621 Eitlmillng (Building) Tuu. 76 2 32 the paramedics, firemen and po­ gether CAN improve our state. I selves to emotional tragedy, but newspaper readers. It featured i project 100 percent. There is no 004 ECO 340 PrlndplN d EcmmmIci Tuu. 9 0 4 124 This Ad Muat Bu Praaantpd Whtn Ordtrlng Your QIu u m liceman who responded so swiftly four projects and am convinced thank goodness, they don’t turn photograph of President Reagan know Jon and I know that he is a split-thinking among the board lOS END 321 Blmprlnt RudIng (MKlMnieill Man. 96 2CEU 02 TAKE AS ADDiriOSAI. •lO.UO OFF IfITH THIS Al) and efficiently when I called 911 on that there is a need in Bolton for all their backs on us. They surely with Pope John Paul II, and wa$ Bllocili slightly mori. Olltr ixpIrM I/I/B5.2nd pilr, chaou Irotn ovir 2iOO Irimit. hard worker. I am sure Jon will members on this project. 808 EMO 332 Archltidurrl Blutprld RudIng Thura. 98 2 CEO 82 Oct. 24, and to the staff of the four of the projects. must quietly grieve with each supposed to show Catholic voter$ work hard to accomplish as many If you were unable to attend the 807 EhO 140 Engilih COMpuldM 1 Thura. 96 4 124 emergency room at Manchester tragedy and then “ survive” to that Reagan is a friend of theirs NOTICE of his goals as is humanly possible I would urge the townspeople to meeting on Oct. 30, and you have 800 EN8 340 Oral 6 Writtin Guiinunlatlon Thura. 9 0 4 124 BAUSCH AND LOMB 30-DAY Memorial Hospital, and to Dr. grieve once again. and a supporter of traditiontA Probate Court is open and, I, along with many others, call Karen Levine at the Commun­ any questions on finances, call 600 END 043 CwNMipirary Lllintura Tuu. 6 Thun 66 4 124 EXTENDED WEAR CONTACT LENSES Passaretti, who also took such wish him well. It is most appropriate to honor values. ; for conferences with the ity Hall if they have any questions either of the people listed above. 310 FIT 332 FIra AIk r i 6 Cuim. SytlMii Man. 90 3 03 Hydrocunt 6 Ptrmm L»n$ Sllghlly Hlahtr good care of my husband. your talents and compassion this ‘ Unfortunately, one of the tradi­ judge from 6:30 P.M. to 8 Jon’s goals are not only worth­ on the town garage, new fire Please vote on Nov. 6. Please vote 611 MAT 131 Minufielurlng Miiugt 6 Cwrtral Wad. 90 3 03 PLUS FREE PAIR OF GLASSES * ^ They all helped to make a trying month being Fire Prevention tional values cherished by Catholic P.M. on Thursday while but sensible, and shows his station, or renovations of the "yes” for all the major capital 012 MAT 0408titliUcil Oullty Cutral Man. 6 Wad. 64 4 124 NO HIDDEN CHARGES S 1 QQ 9 0 time much easier to manage. Montn. I surely thank you for your newspaper publishers is the ol(^- nights. Appointments 02 concern for the needs of others. Community Hall. improvement projects. 313 MOT lOTFundaiMntili d M iugim nl Tuu. 94 2 compare.. never-ending time and service to suggested. Night tele­ If you have any questions fashioned idea that it's tacky to put 814 MTH 045Prt-TNhnlul Midi (ilgibra) Man. 6 Wad. 54 4GEU 124 the town of Hebron. Nora A. Crawley Barbara King the pope In a political advertise phone number: 647-3227. BIS MTH 141 Tuhnlul Milhwaitlu 1 Man. 6 Wad. 54 4 124 STANDARD CONTACT LENSES concerning the library-media cen­ Dave Fernald 59 Vernon St. 571 Center St. ter, please call the superintendent ment. Ten or 15 Catholic newspapl „ William E. Fitzgerald 818 MTH 241 Tuhnlul Mi Uiim iUu II Maa 6 Wad. 64 4 124 Purchaao Any Compitte Set of Contact Lentea 6 Board of Education 03 Manchester Manchester of schools, Richard Packman, or Linda L. Skoglund era around the country refused.tb ____Judge of Probate 817 P8Y 330 Huein Ri Ii IIm i Tuu. 96 3 FIHIng....And Receive A Pair Of Glatsea FREEI Bolton Hebron run the ad. • 8 - MANCHESTKR HKRAl.D. Weilne.sdav Ocl 31, 1984 M.-W'CHKSTKH IIKBALl). Wednesday. Ocl 31. 1984___ 9 Manchester In Brief Mayor forwards suggestion Obituaries Firefighters battie biazes Luigi Sacchi SPORTS Luigi Sacchi, 86, died Tuesday at Town firefighters bottled two minor blazes Tuesday, one at a on 8th fire service contract Manchester Memorial Hospital. Broad Street garage and a couch fire in a Walnut Street house, He was the husband of the jate officials said today. By Alex Glrelll has been seen by dirwiors of the firehouse at Tolland Turnpike and Caterina “ Mama" (Nicolini) A stray spark from a soldering iron ignited a wood partition at Herald Reporter district. Buckland Street, close to the Sacchi. K-B Automotive Tuesday morning but quick-thinking employees The letter has been received by town’s Buckland firehouse. The He was bom in S. Biagio- and an automatic sprinkler system largely extinguished the fire The town has suggested to the Joyner, however. One copy was town cannot legally serve the area Gariasco, province of Pavia, Italy. Eighth Utilities District that it mailed to him on Friday, but he around the firehouse because of a before it spread, according to Deputy Fire Chief William Griffin. He came to the United States in contract with the town for some had not received it Tuesday court decision holding that the He said employees got the blaze under control with fire 1922 and lived in the Hartford area frre protection in the Buckland morning. Weinberg had another district alone has that right. extinguishers and the sprinklers. It took firefighters about five for many years before moving to area for an interim period while copy delivered to him by the Police The town rejected a district offer minutes to finish the job, he said No injuries were reported. Burlington 20 years ago. John and Linda Gorman, who live in a duplex at 65 Walnut the district seeks a permanent Department. to buy the Buckland firehouse. Street, woke late Tuesday night to the sound of their neighbor solution to .serving the area. Neither Joyner nor other district Town Director Donna Mercier He worked at Hamilton Stand­ has withdrawn from the agenda for yelling! for help. The suggestion reportedly in­ officials could be reached this ard, Windsor Locks, and the the town directors' next meeting a When they entered George Wilson’s apartment they found the cludes a proposal that the Town of morning for comment. Unionville Post Office before his Weinberg described the letter as request that the town reinstate a retirement. He was a Royal Italian living room coueh and the wall behind it in flames. Manchester Fire Department act as first responder from the town's very general in scope, containing liaison committee between town Army veteran of World War I. Deputy Town Fire Chief Peter Beckwith said no one was no cost figures or detailed and district directors. She said she Buckland firehouse to fires in an He is survived by a son, Frank T. injured buf the entire front of the apartment suffered heat propo.sals. was doing so because Weinberg area designated by the district. Sacchi Sr. of Old Saybrook; a damage and the whole apartment was heavily damaged by The district’s volunteer fire de­ She said it merely suggested the planned to talk to Joyner about daughter, Marianna S. Grietti of smoke. Beckwith said the apartment is uninhabitable. partment would act as second contract service in whatever areas contract service. Burlington: a sister, Teresa Mai- responder from the existing dis­ the district designated and for Mercier said both sides may occhi in Italy; six grandsons: a trict firehouse at Main and Hilliard whatever period of time it wanted. need to reassess their positions, Robare faces Essex charge granddaughter; and several nie­ streets, according to the Another source agreed with that but she said she still thinks the ces and nephews. Manchester police Tuesday got a warrant to charge former suggestion. description, but also said the letter reinstating the liaison committee Manchester resident Scott Robare with the Sept. 28 armed The suggestion in contained in a contained the suggestion for first will be necessaary to solve the The funeral will be Friday at hold-up of the Essex Motel on East Center Street, a police brief letter from Mayor Barbara town response and second district district-town impasse. 12:15 p.m. from the Hangen-Ahern Funeral Home, Unionville, fol­ spokesman said today. Weinberg to District President response in an area, to be desig­ .4 , Spokesman Gary Wood said Robare. who is being held on Walter Joyner. nated by the district. lowed by a mass of Christian burial robbery, burglary and larceny charges in connection with three Weinberg this morning declined The district had previously re­ In Hawaii, the term Hawaiian is at 1 p.m. at the Church of St. Mary. incidents in Vernon and Manchester, will be formally charged to release the contents of the letter jected the idea of contracting with generally restricted to descend­ Burial will be in St. Mary's with the Essex holdup Thursday when he is scheduled to appear for publication because she has not the town for service and is going ants of the original Polynesian Cemetery, Avon. Calling hours are in Manchester Superior Court. been able to determine whether it forward with plans to construct as settlers of the islands. Thursday from 2to4and7to9p.m . At that time police will also charge him with the Oct. 24 burglary of the Citgo gasoline station on Center Street, the Oct. 8 hold-up of DiRosa Cleaners, and the Oct. 6 burglary of a Holl Street home. He will also be charged w ith possession of cocaine, marijuana and drug paraphernalia, police said. HIGH Gas main breaks on Cedar Herald pholot by IMnto Manchester's John Janenda (9), Doug goal. It was one of three as Indians Hornet goalie Mark Rakauskas grabs Hartford’s Alex Ahreus (14) watches. A natural gas main broke at the intersection of Cedar and Logan later scored in 3-0 Manchester Pleasant streets Tuesday when workers laying a town storm Siwik (center) and Steve Logan (17) are finished regular seasn unbeaten. ahold of the ball before Manchester’s sewer under the pavement accidentally struck a four-inch valve. among a group that celebrates an Indian Steve Logan can get a foot on it as East win. Deputy Town Fire Chief Peter Beckwith said today. Who ya^gonna call,.** The rupture occurred shortly before 11:30 a.m. No explosions or injuries were reported, but Beckwith said the danger was great. Town firefighters blocked off the scene until gascompany officials arrived to plug the ruptured main, he said. Indian hooters cap undefeated campaign

Attorney files Pagano grievance Undefeated. “ We made a lot of predictions complication came in the squad's competition level will hurt the outshot the Black Hornets, 23-3. Dave Kelly headed in a line When pre-season prognostica­ come true, but it was harder than second game of the season, when Indians come tournament time. Manchester’s last unbeaten .serve by Brad iVlligrinelli on an The attorney for the grievance committee of the Hartford-New tors forecast Manchester High's anyone thought," said McCarthy, co-captain and All-State sweeper Nevertheless, it was an achieve­ campaign — in regular sea.son indirect kick with 1(1: 15 left in the Britain Judicial District has recommended the committee ask to soccer team to stand out in the after Manchester blanked visiting Eric Wallert was sidelined for all ment for the Indians to deliver a action that is — was hack in 1973. first half to make il 2-0 It was have Manchester attorney Anthony ,A. Pagano disbarred, the Eastern Division of the newly- East Hartford, 3-0, Tuesday to but the two remaining games with winning effort every time out, even The Silk Towners won 17 in a row Kelly's seventh marker. Janemla Hartford Courant reported today. formed Central Connecticut Con­ complete a near-perfect 13-0-2 knee-ligament damage. The Indi­ during potentially lethargic affairs that year before losing in the stale had headed Pelligrinelli's hniil off Committee attorney Philip R, Dunn told the Manchester ference, coach Bill McCarthy year. ans adroitly shook off the loss of against less worthy adversaries. finals to Staples of Westport. the keeper with Kelly in |X)sition In Herald this morning that he has submitted his recommendation agreed. “ It was a very nice season," one of their field leaders, tighten­ There were two ties and three Steve Logan tallied the initial — hang home a 2-yard rebound. on Pagano's case to the committee, hut refused to confirm the “ We have the ability to dominate noted McCarthy, in his typical ing up with a few key lineup one-goal triumphs, as well. and game-winning goal ■— five and Division-leading scorer Nick ( a each game we play,” McCarthy manner of unflerstatement. The adjustments. Defenders John Ja­ Manchester outscored oppo­ a half minutes into the match. eaee capped a sparkling .sea.son report in the Courant. Logan broke in off the right post The Courant reported that Dunn has recommended that the told his talent-laden troops before Eastern Division champion Indi­ nenda and Brian Milone were vital nents, 50-8. will) his I4lh goal with 15: ,5V lelt in The Indians ended the season on and banged a shot off Hornet the tilt. committee ask the state Superior Court to take away Pagano's the outset of the 1984 campaign. It ans will now begin preparing for cogs in the backfield situation, responding superbly to the addi­ forceful note, controlling Tues­ keeper Mark Rakauskas's hands Manehesler, Class 1.1, runner up license to practice law in Connecticut. The question of his fitness was no boast, just fact. But now the state Class LL state tourna­ that the regular season is history — ment, which starts next week. tional pressure. day's entire contest against East into the left corner of the net. a year ago, will now sit hack and to practice cam e before the committee when members of the ‘ and the Indians’ have fulfilled their Though problems were slight, Manchester may have also been Hartford. Logan finished the campaign with await word of rankings and |)air family of a Massachusetts man who died last May in an LITTON six goals, making him the sixth “GO ANYWHERE" promise — McCarthy will be the Manchester still had to overcome affected by a schedule that in­ “ They wanted that undefeated ings which will be announced automobile accident in which Pagano was also involved, filed Magic first to admit that things didn't certain adversities along the way cluded mostly inferior opponents. season, and they played like it,” Indian to attain as many. Mark Saturday at CIAC headcpiarlei s in complaints against Pagano. C h V come easy. to finish unbeaten. The major It remains to be seen if the low said McCarthy, whose Indians Gochee assi.sted. Hamden. Chris Powell, managing editor of the Journal Inquirer newspaper, also filed a complaint. Pagano pleaded no contest to WHY PAY MOREI a charge of misconduct with a motor vehicle following the accident. SELF Dunn said nothing will be made public about the committee's Hernandez fullfills dream actions unless the Superior Court agrees to take action against CLEAN IMICROWAVE Don’t discount Manchester Pagano. 4 • Black glass oven door winning Cy Young Award The boys' stale cross country championships Window painting winners named GUARANTEED are coming up Friday at Timberlin Golf Club in • Automatic oven timer Kensington and the talk in the state this year has Winners of the Lutz Children’s Museum and Downtown • clock with LOWEST By United Press International record, along with a 6-3 record and reliever and the second Detroit been Xavier and Southington — and Southington Thoughts Merchants' window painting contest were announced today. one-hour timer 2.64 ERA. He received nine first- pitcher to win the a ward. Relievers and Xavier — as the top two squads. Winners in the 11 and up category and the store windows they PRICES NEW YORK - This season, place votes, eight for second and Sparky Lyle of the 1977 New York There’s been little talk about anyone else. ApLENty painted are; first place. Computer Training Institute, Jason Willie Hernandez proved that the two for third for 71 points. Yankees and Rollie Fingers of the The unofficial coaches poll has pul those two at Stanizzi, Katie Burgess, Katie Ziedler, Mike Meyer, and Chris 30” ELECTRIC American Dream truly does exist Five points were awarded for a 1981 Milwaukee Brewers pre­ the top since the outset of the year. Len Auster Felix; second place. Manchester Drug, Kathy McNamara, Self-cleaning oven for those who try. first-place vote, three for a second viously won and Denny McLain of It hasn't given too much credence to Sports Editor Kerianne McNamara. Lisa Cataldi and Lora Cataldi: third TMagic Cheff» The 28-year-old left-hander re­ and one for a third. the Tigers won it in 1968 and shared Manchester High's chances. place. Marvin's Paint, Kathleen Gearin and Michael Gearin. liever from Puerto Rico, who had "I thank (Tiger manager) it with Mike Cuellar of the Silk Town thinclad teams under Coach George Winners in the 8- to lO-year-olds category and the stores they RANGE HEAVY DUTY pitched in obscurity before this Sparky Anderson for giving me the Baltimore Orioles in 1969. Suitor have been most successful. In his 10 years, year, was given a new lease on life chance," said Hernandez from his Manchester has won three state Class LL painted are: first place. Michael’s Jewelers, Jeff Belcher and AUTOMATIC Following the leaders in the Erika Nelson: Marlow’s Department Store, Jill Zanlungo, Emily lo a d e d when he was traded to the Detroit home in Aguada, Puerto Rico. championships, been runner-up three other there when the Eagles won (he 1982 Slate Open voting were Bert Blyleven of the occasions and took third once. Schauster and Amy Schauster: and third place. Burger King, Tigers before the start of the “ Sparky gave me the ball every title, says history may be in Manchester’s favor. WITH season. He proceeded to have the Cleveland Indians, (19-7, 2.87 A relatively young squad was seventh a year Jessica Marquez. Allison Stanizzi and Jennifer Bareiza. single day to do what I did this "If you look back at the last couple of years, the FEATURES WASHER season of a lifetime by helping to ERA); Mike Boddicker of the ago. favorite has not always won il.” Winners in the 7 and under category are: first place. Personal year." carry the Tigers to the champion­ Orioles, the league's only 20- game But that group returned for the '84 campaign True. East was not the favorite when if Tee. Cara Damiano. Laura Sekelsky, Dana Norris and Lisa SAVE , 44 7:*^ '- “ I was tickled to death. He rea lly ship. And Tuesday, he was given deserved it. He made a tremend­ winner (20-11, 2.87); Dan Petry of and has theCCe Eastern Division title under their surprised everyone to win the Open in 1982 and Fuller; second place. Manchester Hardware, Andy Dorin, Andy- the Detroit Tigers (18- 8, 3.24); »;|l ■& . the ultimate honor for a pitcher ous contribution to this club. I hope belts so far. Canard High came out of nowhere a year ago to Brown and Michael Brown; third place. Yankee Aluminum. $150. when he was named the American he enjoys every minute of it," said Frank Viola of the Minnesota It is unbeaten at 11-0 in dual meets and has some claim that same lille. Raimondo and Jessica Rusconi; third place, J 4 J Jewelers, League Cy Young Award winner. Tigers President Jim Campbell. Twins (18-12): Jack Morris of the talented runners in Vinnie Liscomb, John IJscomb, who was 22nd in l.■^.sl year’s Open, VMafltcCh.*- Jordan Tyler, Theresa Tyler, Shawn Tvler and Susan Tvler. Hemahdez, also a top candia- Hernandez recently had his Tigers (19-11, 3,60) and Dave Stieb Comeau, Paul Toland and Mike Barry, feels Southington and Xavier may overlook date for the AL Most "Valuable named added to the free agent list. of the Toronto Blue Jays (16-8, But very few give Manchester a chance in Manchester. “ They think it’s only a two team 2.83). IMOW I Player, won the award in a close If a March 15 deadline passes and Friday's Class LL run. race while we're sitting behind and very vote over Dan Quisenberry of the he has not signed with the Tigers or A native of Aguada, Puerto Rico, Third place has been bestowed upon them. determined. They’re not worried about us hot we Kansas City Royals. Hernandez, a been traded. Hernandez will be Hernandez started the 1984 season Will third place be Manchester’s destiny? are capable of winning Double L," he said. veteran screwball pitcher ob­ free to sign with any team he with a 34-32 lifetime record. He Calls “rrSA S O N YT tained from the Phillies, was 9-3 chooses. However, he and the lifted himself over the .500 mark THE RUNNERS, THEMSELVES, for one don’t SUITOR. FOR ONE. says Ihe pre.ssure is not on Itc/I this year with a 1.92 ERA. He had Tigers are expected to come to lifetime with a 9- 4 record in 1983 think the championship is out of reach, his team. And his runners know that. “ The only 32 saves in 33 possible save terms. for the Chicago Cubs and Philadel­ “ Both teams are very beatable,’’ Liscomb pre.ssure is what wc put on ourselves,” Uscornl) Manchester 19" situations. Prior to this season, The problem for Detroit is that phia Phillies. says. “ We have a lot of good runners and there's said. f f Hernandez had just 27 saves no reason why we can't go up there and take it.” Tuesday, 10:07 a m. — fire, K-B General Manager Bill Lajoie does The Tigers acquired him and Can Manchester upset the apple cart? during his seven-year major- “ We can win it," Comeau says, “ because of Mr. Automotive, 299 Broad St. (Town). not want to pay Hernandez more first baseman Dave Bergman Wclj, that's a possibility. And Southington and DI A G league career. Suitor’s training philosophy. Most of those teams Tuesday, 10:15 a.m. — alarm, than starters Jack Morris and Dan from the Phillies March 24,1984 for Xavier should be looking over their shoulders for ICOLOR TV He won with 12 first-place votes peak at the start of the year (and try to hold it). Nichols Manchester Tire Inc., 295 Petry, each of whom reportedly the red and while-clad Indians. They might not and seven each for second and catcher John Wockenfuss and Broad St. (Town). • AUTOMATIC fetches $800,000 a year under the We try to peak (at the end of the year." know what hit 'em third places from the 26-member outfielder Glenn Wilson. Tuesday, 11:24 a m. — broken terms of their long-term contracts. “ Xavier has a lot of depth but all it comes down "They're not expecting anything from us," FINE panel of the Baseball Writers to is how seven guys do. We have the potential." gas main, 94 Cedar St. (Town). “ I don’t want to leave Detroit," Assigned to the bullpen, Hernan­ Comeau says. Association of America — two Tuesday. 1:12 p.m, — medical TUNING said Hernandez. “ I want to share dez proved again the tremendous Toland says, “ We may not take the top nine in a representing each club in the call, 354'/i W. Middle Turnpike SPECIAL my future with Detroit. I believe importance of a reliever who can JV race but we have enough guys to beat them " AH, YES, BUT state championships are not run league. He finished with a total of (Town. Paramedics). •BEAUTIFUL we have the ball club to win a lot hold the lead the last two innings. “ If we lose one of our top five, we will be on paper. 88 points. hurting,” Comeau admits. Tuesday. 2:13 p.m. — motor PURCHASE more. I want to stay there. The The Tigers jumped off to a 35-5 You have to go out and earn 'cm. CABINET Quisenberry had 44 saves, one fans there deserve a winner." start and breezed to the AL East Barry, a transfer from East Catholic who was And who knows, even a long shot may win. vehicle accident. Oakland Street fewer than the major- league and Sheldon Road (Town, Hernandez is the third AL title. Paramedics). REMOTE CONTROL Tuesday. 3:46 p.m. — motor vehicle accident, 48 Lakewood r g js i^ Circle North (Town, Paramedics). Tuesday. 5:54 p.m. — car fire, 21 C O LO R T V Hemlock St. (Town). 13" Whalers back home, ready to defend first place O I A G Tuesday, 7:18 p.m. — dumpster fire. 45 N. School St. (Eighth By Bob PapettI here we are, tied for first after welcomed, blended veteran line to go along District). ELECT Herald Sports Writer score (hut elusive first NHI.goal, COLOR TV playing our first 7 of 10 games on Evans reminded that il gets with the Mark Johnson-Sylvain Tuesday, 10:44 p.m. — structure was moved off the Francis line to the road,” harder from here on in. “ The word Turgeon-Ray Neufeld .set. lake some pressure off of him fire, 65 Walnut St. (Town). John W. HARTFORD — Back home and Which is a minor miracle. is out that we're playing very "Lumley is hard-nosed, he Wednesday. 7:24 a.m. — smoke VflVI cos» still on top. Two youngsters who have made 1985 Hartford may be undefeated at well." he said. “ The games will get showed he could work well on the the grade are defen.seman Mark alarm, 26A Pascal Lane (Town). The upstart Hartford Whalers home (3-0) but the .500 (3-3-1) away tougher becau.se the other teams right side,” said the Whalers' G.M. Wednesday, 7:42 a.m. — truck Thompson, continued to prove,themselves on Fusco and cenlcr-wing Dave 'I'ip- INTRODUCTORY record could be the most telling know we're improved” “ And we're all aware of what pett. Fusco, the team leader in fire. Wetherell Street (Town). their recent four-game road trip — statistic in gauging the validity of A few key lineup alterations Currie can do offensively,” he PRICES two wins and two losses — but it plus-minus ratings with a pins 8, the 1984-85 start. At the present turned the road trip around, added, of the left winger who didn't earned the praise of his su|Muiors Tolland County Democrat was the manner of accomplish­ rate, the Whalers seem a good bet changes that Evans will keep dress for seven of the first eight for his great desire and determina­ ment that made it so impressive. to surpass their road victory Saturday, 12:30 p.m. — motor intact as long as they remain games and then notched four tion, which according to Francis 'is A pair of lopsided losses in the record that was achieved last vehicle accident. Routes 66 and 87, 13th Assembly successful. Center Ron Francis, assists in the final two. like a disease, it spreads.’ first two contests of the trip had season — a paltry nine wins. the only NHL player to score in his Columbia (Andover). Of his namesake, Emile con­ Of the other rookies, Evans fans muttering things like “ knew it But now its time to get down to Saturday, 11:49 p.m. — alarm, first 10 games this year, gained two firmed what everyone already assured that they will develop, hut District was too good to be true", and the business — Adams Division busi­ Syndet Products, Route 44. Bolton new wingers. David Lumley and knew. "Francis has been our most that it just may take some time. SIEFFERT'S « long-time favorite — “ same old ness. Four of Hartford’s next five Tony Currie replaced Randy (Bolton). consistent player at this [X)inl. He's Whalers." But in what may have games are against Adams’ oppo­ "The.se kids are just out of high Sunday, 6:50 — p.m. — motor SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER Pierce and David Jensen, who carried the work load” . school.” he told reporters at a PULL E-Z TERMS: been even more surprising than nents, including the Quebec Nor- vehicle accident. Snake Hill Road 445 HARTFORD RD. - KEENY ST. EXIT OFF I-B4 were moved down to third and The Whalers’ young rookies had press luncheon Tuesday. "Ask • CASH the 4-1-1 start, the Whalers diques, who visit the Civic Center fourth line duty. and Route 31, Coventry (North their troubles on the road, and yourself how did the world look to MANCHESTER. CT. bounced back to salvage the final tonight at 7:35. " Coventry. South Coventry). • CREDIT CARD Evans adjusted accordingly. De­ you when you were 18?’ ’ LEVER two games against ever-tough “ There doesn't need to be much Sunday, 8:26 p.m. — transfer “ The new Francis line was our fenseman Ulf Samuelsson was To which Emile “ the Cat" • MDNTHLY Minnesota and Chicago. more said about what we have to from Windham Hospital to Hart­ » ; 1 best line on the road, it’s been benched in favor of newly- interjected, "When I was 18, I was “ I’m sure there was that ‘here- PAYMENTS do,” noted Whaler captain Mark encouraging," said Evans. acquired head-buster Wally Weir, ford Hospital (South Coventry). 4A 647-9997 we-go-again' thing after the Cal­ Ron Francis trying to stop pucks for $50 dollars Paid for by Committee to Elect Johnson. Sunday, 9:58 p.m. — car fire. General manager Emile Francis while back-liner Sylvain Cote was a week! Boy, am I glad I!zn here, John W. Thompson: OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS T IL 9 . TUES-WED-SAT TIL 5 . FRIDAY TIL 8 gary and Winnipeg losses," said a Let's say it one more time, was also impressed with the trio, Route 44, Coventry (North Roger Negro. Treasurer own division to make the playoffs. used only on power plays. Left now." \ smiling coach Jack Evans, "But anyway. Hartford has to win in its A break-even proposition would be which gives the Whalers another Coventry). winger Jensen, who has yet to So is everybody else, Emilil. 10 — MANCHESTKR H ERALD. Wednesday, Oct. 31. 1984

MANCHESTKR HKRAI-D. W o d tu -s il.iy ( V I 31. 1984 II Scoreboard Scholastic roundup

Interceptions Pengulns4.RedWlngs3 Bulls 109, Kings 104 AL Cy Young Award list no yds Ig Dean, Wash 4 103 X Bolton soccer winds up year on positive note Hockey Frazier, Chi , 10 t - a Basketball CHICA<3O(l09) 4 X 27 Pittsburgh i ) 2_s NEW YORK (UPl) — American Downs, Doll 4 48 X ***••••••••••••••••••• S. Johnson 3 4 2-5 8, W oolridge 10171-1 League Cy Young award winners: Flynn, G B * 45 22 Pittsburgh, Bullard 5 •••••••••••••••••••••• 21, C. Jones 2-3 2-2 4, W hatley 2-3 4-4 8, BOLTON — They went out on a well defensively for Bolton. Bogan rebound of a Sal LaPorte shot. Eastern Division field hockey Mary Ann Troy was a double (Shedden, Brickley), 12:19, 2, Detroit, 1984—W illie Hernandez, Detroit Washington, StL 4 42 18 positive note, at least. Coventry triumphs NHL standings ^ r ^ n 021 9-9 25, Green 4-7 3-4 11, 1983— LaAAarr Hoyt, Chicago TLewls, GB 4 40 X also had a fine game in the middle. Farmington had a 10-7 edge in action Tuesday at the Indians’ winner for Manchester, copping Duouay 5 (Trader, Yzerman), 13:08. NBA standings D ailey 410 OO 8, H iggins 2-2 2-2 7, 1982—Pete Vuckovich, Milwaukee This has not been the best of Penalties— Crow der, Pit, 3:24; Trader, 9 tied w ith three eoch shots. East keeper Jim Schroeder PUTNAM — A four-goal second- field. the 200 IM and the 100 fly Michelle Matthews 1-12-24,Corzlne591-111. Totals Rushing seasons for the Bolton High soccer W ain Confermet P®*- Charlesworth, Pit, 12:54; 41-77 2 4 X 109. had four saves and and Farming- The victory gives the Bobcats. Freemer was top swimmer for Smith, Det, 15:43; Foster, Det, 14:54; 1981— Rome Rngers, Milwaukee oft East upended half scoring binge sparked the Pairldc Division Eastern Conference KANSA5CITY(104) 1980—Steve Stone, Baltimore Payton, CW 2091001 team, but the Bulldogs concluded ton keeper Mark Primeau six. East, capturing first in the 200 ;ind Young, Pit, 14:58. Atlantic Olvltlon 4.8 72 4 Coventry High soccer team to a 4-0 11-0-4 overall, the division cham­ W L T Pts. OF GA E. Johnson 9-194424, Olberding 143-35, 1979—Mike Flanagan, Baltimore Dickerson, Rams 192 952 5.0 44 5 the campaign Tuesday on an Phllodelphla Second perlod—3. Pittsburgh, Babych 2 L Pet. GB ’ -2002, Drew 5141-11 l.Theus A pair of goals in overtime lifted “ The inability to finish is still victory over homestanding Put­ pionship at 9-0-3. Manchester. 500 freestyle races. 4 2 1 13 44 22 (Lemleux, m iller), 18:12. Phllodelphio 1978— Ron Guidry, New York Riggins, Wash 215 a x 4.024 9 upbeat with a 3-1 victory over NY Islanders 4 3 0 13 50 46 01.000 7-130922, Woodson6-103-315,Buse 2-3 OO 1977— Sparky Lyle, New York Farmington High past East Ca­ plaguing us." Malin said, "but we man High Tuesday. The 9-2-3 1-6-5, winds up its season Thursday Penalties— Charlesworth, Pit, 1-41 Boston Riggs, Atl 179 828 4.4 57 6 Parish Hill of Chaplin. Sharon Uiuzon. C;ithy Topping. N Y Rangers 4 4 1 9 41 37 01.000 A®*. BO 4, M errlw eother 24 1976— Jim Palmer, Baltimore W ilder, T B 219 817 3.737 5 tholic, 3-1, in non-conference still must not become frustrated against Conard High in West Woshinoton Kislo, Det, 4:41; Smith, Det, 14:08. Washington 004, Knlght452-211.Totals4O8021-22104. Patriots, who lost their first two Kris Evans and Stacey Tomkiel 3 3 2 8 30 28 New York i i El 1975—Jim Palmer, Baltimore T vler, SF 148 772 5.2 40 5 Bolton winds up 3-11 for the soccer action Tuesday at M CC’s and try to regroup mentally for the Hartford at 3 o’clock. PIttsburoh 4 4 0 8 27 29 1974—Jim Hunter, Ooklond Dorsett, Dali 178 698 3.9 31 4 games of the season, have now- New Jersey Third period—4, Pittsburgh, Young 5 New Jersey ) 2 33; season. The visitors are now 1-10-3. was al.so winners for Manchester 3 5 ,0 4 28 38 Chicogo 24 X 21 33-109 1973—Jim Polmer, Boltimore Sims, Det IX 607 5.3 81 5 . Cougar Field. tournament, gone 12 straight games without a Natalia Bachmayer, an AFS Adam s DIvHMn (Lemleux, Hllller), 2:17. 5, Detroit, Central Division Kansas City 21 X 3 4 29^104 "It was a tough season all the Ciirol Trocciola swam well for the Ogrodnick 4 (Duguay, Yzerm an), 2:58.4, Chicago 3 1 1972—Gaylord Perry, Cleveland Anderson, StL 144 618 4.319 4 The Eagles, 7-4-2, wind up “ The game was well played on defeat. student from West Germany, had M ontreol 4 2 1 13 34 25 Three-point goals-Higgins, E. Jahn- 1971— Vida Blue, Oakland GRogers, ND 142 570 way through and it was nice to see Eagles in the '200IM and the 100 fly. Hortford Pittsburgh, Babych 3 (Young, Bullord), Milwaukee 1 m son 2, Knight. Fouled out—Olberding. 4.0 X 2 regular season play Thursday with both sides and was a good Coventry wraps up its regular the lone goal for Manchester in the 4 3 1 13 41 39 1970—Jim Perry, Minnesota Anderson, Minn IX 553 4.5 23 2 Buffolo 7:55. 7, Detroit, Duguay 4 (Yzerman, 1 2 .xa —Chicago 29, Kansas today some of the things we’ve preparation for both for the 5 4 0 10 38 37 Cholupo), 14:24. PenoltlesOgrodnlck, Detroit 1 9 3— 19»—(tie) Mike (Cellar, Baltimore, Montgomery, Phil 112 443 4.019 1 a home game against HCC foe season Thursday, when it hosts second half. It was only the Manchester will now compete in Boston 5 4 0 to 34 34 City 27. Rebounds—Chicago 41 (C. and Dennis McLain, Detroit G olan, NO worked on al year work out,” said Quebec Det, 7:44; Boutette, Pit, 8:05; Trader, Indlono 0 1 MO 61 416 4.842 5 Northwest Catholic. A win would tournament,” he added. Lyman Memorial at 3:15. Indians' third goal of the season. the Class L state qualifying meet 3 4 1 7 36 41 Jones 8), KansosCIty 31 (Olberding?). 1948—Dennis McLoln, Detroit Corpenter, Gla 144 412 Clev^ and n 3 nm 'i’fr;.C*'l«'00 18 (Jordan 5), Konsas 2.9 21 Bolton coach Ray Boyd. "It was give East second place in the Manchester keeper Chris Colvin Campbtll Conftrtnot ^t*'l9-59' Boutette, Mltdiell, StL 64 400 4.3 X 8 "We may have taken Putnam too Wednesday al Hamden High. East Norris Division Western ConferenM C ity 21, (Theus 5). A — 9,» 1 . 1947— Jim Lonborg, Boston good to end on a positive note. We conference. Shots on goal-Detroit 14-10-10__ Midwest Division Puntina lightly — we played an uninspired had 10 saves while Bobcat goalie will be involved in Class M W L T P ti. OF GA 34. Pittsburgh 11-12-9— 32. Combined Motor La m u o Aw ard no lose only three seniors (Don Cheney blanked Chicago 5 4 1 11 GB East had a 1-0 lead at halftime on first half. ’’ said Coach Bob Plaster, Sandy Colaccino had to make but qualifying action the same day al 49 43 Goalies-Detroit, Stefan. Pitts­ Houston * 1944— S a n d y K o u fa x , L o s A n g e le s Hanson, NO X Haloburdo, Andy Minicucci and Toronto 3 5 1 7 25 37 01.000 ( N L) Glacommaro, Atl Kevin Riggs’ fifth goal of the It was not a good way to wind up whose Patriots were coming off one stop. Windsor High. St. Louis burgh, Dion. A-5,545. San Antonio 2 0 1.000 41 Todd Tobias) so the rest of the kids 3 5 0 6 .28 32 Denver 1 1945— S a n d y K o u fa x , L o s A n g e le s Scribner, GB 55 campaign. He made a diagonal run the regular season. two emotional victories over Detroit 3 6 0 6 36 44 1 .500 (NL) Horan, Phil will be back and are looking at next Minnesota D allas 1 2 .333 51 from the right wing and received a Cheney Tech, riding a six-game Rocky Hill and RHAM. Coventry Results: 2 6 1 5 29 39 Utah 1 Spurs 126, Nuggets 118 1944—Dean Chance, California (AL) G a rcia , T B 45 Smvttie Division 2 .333 year optimistically.” pass from Todd Pineo and scored 200 m edley re la y : I. M an ch ester Kansos City q 1963— S a n d y K o u fa x , L o s A n g e le s Coleman, Minn 45 (5-0-1) unbeaten streak, saw that came to its senses in after Edmonton 8 0 2 10 2 .000 C N L) One of the returnees, junior (Tomkiel, Topping, Prelesnik, Troy). 61 25 D E N V E R (118) Jennings, Giants 53 on a 13-yard drive at 19:27. snapped as visiting East Hampton intermission, led by recently- Girls Swimming 2. Monchester (Evans, Fitzgerald. Calgary 7 3 0 14 56 39 Scholastic Oh___ _ D ivision 1942—Don Drvsdale, Los Angeles(NL) B lack, Det midfielder Amie Bogan, had two W innipeg English 9-23 9-9 27, Natt 019 1O10 26, 36 Farmington, 11-3-1, drew even 29 blanked the Beavers, 5-0, in soccer promoted freshman Dave Poulin, Sherman. Pullmonn), 3. East Catholic. 3 3 1 7 29 29 pS^ llotd I 1941— Whitev Ford, New York (AL) MIsko, Rams 47 Los Angeles 1 6 3 5 ••••••••••••••••••**#* Cooper 490-08, Lever 6-134514, Dunn 1-2 goals to lead the way for Bolton. minutes into the second half as Jeff MHS tops East 2:03.0. 29 47 1-2 3, Turner 57 OO 10, Issel 3-9 4 4 10, I960—Vernon Low, Pittsburgh (NL) FInzer, Chi O action Tuesday. who assisted on the final three 200tree: 1. Freemer (EC), 2. Tomkiel Vancouver 1 9 0 2 X 64 The pair gives him a total of eight k e S iS r - \ > i Hqnzilk 147-89, Evans48009,Whlte0100 Runoger, SF 31 Monres picked up a loose ball at the It was the regular season finale goals. Brian Thalacker, from Dave (M ), 3. Le m le u x (M ), 2:01.8 Tumdgy'i Rnulls MHS JV soccer 1959—Early Wynn, Chicago (AL) D.WhIte, Doll for the campaign. Manchester High girls’ swim­ Pittsburgh 4, Detroit 3 L.A. Lakers ) j 333 O.Totals41-9535X118. 49 top of the penalty area after East for both clubs with the Bellringers Plant, broke the scoreless tie 18 200 IM: I. T ro y (M ). 2. T o p p in g (M ). PunI Returns ming coach Dave Frost wished the N.Y. Islonders 7, N.Y. Rangers 3 Manchester High junior varsity Golden State 0 3 OM S A N A N T O N ID (126) Haloburdo opened the scoring at failed to clear it and scored from 20 3. T ro c c io la , 2:24.1 Banks 1-2 2-2 4, M itch e ll 7-12 34 17, 1958— Bob Turley, New York (AL) ovg Ig winding up 10-4-1 and the Techmen minutes in. Six minutes later, regular season didn’t end with the M free: 1. Lauzon (M), 2. Pullmonn Chicago S, Minnesota 5, (ot-tle) soccer team capped a fine 1984 season ... h. Results 1957— Warren-Spahn, Mllwoukee Ellard, Rams 3:10 of the first half with a 12-yard yards out. Tuesday with a M tie with East Washington 119, Atlanta 104 Gilmore 58 57 17, Moore 7-9 48 18, 14.3 83 9-5-1. Both are headed for post­ Poulin set up Plant, who tallied his Indians' 93-74 victory over Ea.st (M), 3. Contin (EC), 27.7 Edmontan 7, Vancauver 0 (NL) McLemore, SF boot, assisted by Jay Stephens. Wednesday's Gomes Harttord High. ^ trolt 124, Cleveland 107 . Gervln 7-14 44 18, E. Jones 44 57 13, 13.9 79 "Farmington is a well disci­ season play. team-leading 12th goal. Diving: 1. Foctoro (M), 2. Morton Phllodelphio II8, New Jersey 94 Roberts 57 2-2 12 , Poxson 510 33 15, 1954— Don Newcombe, Brooklyn Fields, NO 10.5 41 Bogan made it a 2-0 reading at Catholic High Tuesday night at the (M), 3. Goppell (EC), 2X.80 points (All Times EST) Dave Nielsen hod the lone goal tor (NL) Mitchell, StL plined and hard-working team and "We didn’t play well at all,” Chris Pike and Devin McConnell Quebecot Harttord, 7:35p.m. the young Indians, who wind up 10*1-2. Houston 104, Dallas 84 p .Jones 2-5 0 0 4, Robertson 1-2 1-1 3, 10.5 X Indians’ pool. (school record) Chicago 109, Kansas City 104 Brewer 2-2 1-1 5. Totals 40793041IX. Note: F ro m I9S51964 only one Cy B.Johnson,' A tr 10.1 37 halftime with a goal off a corner made the best of our mental understated Cheney coach Paul 100 fly: 1. Troy (M), 2. Trocciola Philadelphia at Buffalo, 7:35p m Louis Jatte, Wayne Hollingsworth, Yourw winner was selected h-om the rounded out the Patriots’ scoring. Peter Follett. Ralph Link, Jim Hoa- ^ n Antonio 126, (Jenver 118 D enver 27 31 27 33-118 Dar.Nelson, Minn 9.0 21 kick. lapses," East coach Tom Malin (E C ), 3. Sherm an (M ), 1:07.8 Pittsburgh ot New Jersey, 7:35p.m. combined motor leoeues. Nelms, Wash Soucy. Cheney earlier in the Coventry outshot 4-10-1 Putnam. "We keep improving so much Calgary ot Washington, 7:35 p.m. glund and Todd Grossman played well Utah I1T, New York 111 Son Antonio 31 U X 34—I X 8.7 44 Parish Hill’s Danny Spencer said. “ We failed to take advantage 100 free: 1. Topping (M), 2. Lemleux tor Manchester. P'l'Xt'lx L.A. Clippers 96 Tfiree-polnt goal—Evans. Fouled Mortin, Det 7.8 19 season beat East Hampton, 3-1. 27-8. Billy Hines registered the with every meet,” said Frost, (M ), 3. Shew okis (E C ). 1:00.3 Toronto at St. Lauls, 8:35p.m •ooooooooooooooooooooo Fisher, Chi scored 19 minutes into the second of scoring first and were caught Los Angeles at Vancouyer, 10:35p.m. L.A Lakers 144, Golden Stole 110 out— None. Total fouls—Dmver X, 7.8 21 Steve Kidd opened the scoring shutout in goal, stopping four following Manchester’s ninth win SOOfree: 1. Freemer (EC). 2. Knoflo _ Thursday's Gam es Bonnet soccer Portland 115, Seattle 83 ^ n Antonio X. Rebounds— Denver X McConkev, Glo 7.2 31 half before Bogan clinched it with napping in the second half. for the Bellringers and Gary shots, while counterpart Mike in 10 decisions. (M ). 3. Jo rd a n (E C ), 5:24.8 Quebec at Boston, night Wedn«day'sGames (English, Natt 11 each), San Antonio 43 Klchoft Returns his second of the day, assisted by 100 tjock: I. Evans (M), 2. Sines (M), (O. Jones 9). Assists— Denver X (Lever The visitors scored in each of the Wallace, Kevin Day, Craig Hyland Laporte made 13 saves. 3. L e B ru n (E C ), 1:08.1 N.Y. Islonders at Montreal, night (All Times EST) Football no yds__ - Ig Wil Keisman. The latter crossed it Winnipeg ot Phllodelphio, night Neyy Jersey at Boston, 7 :X p.m 7), Son Antonio X (G ervln 5). A — 4,477. Stamps, Atl 13 3 ■■ X X .1 SO two five-minute overtime sessions. and Jim Poulin would add to that East, which dropped to 2-7. visits 100breast: 1. Tomkiel (M), 2. Lauzon i f High freshmen, Mitchell, StL Los Angeles at Vancouyer, night 3-1, Tuesday. John Eccher scored the D qllos at Indiana, 7:M p.m 18 410 X .8 X into the middle where Bogan got a Jeff Rosenberry scored the game- later. E.O. Smith Thursday in its .sea.son (M ), 3. F itzg e ra ld (M ). 1:14.0 Dar.Nelson, Mnn. 13 X 4 X .4 X 400 free relay: 1. East Catholic lone goal tor Bennet naw 5-4-2. G reg WashlngmnatMllwaukee,8:Xp m head on it. winner at 4:09 in the first extra finale. W ood assisted. _ Thursday's Games Anderson, Minn 14 349 21.8 41 "We were very flat. They (Barnes. Trocciola. Mis. Freemer), 2. NFL standings Jenkins, Det Bolton had a 21-7 edge in shots. period as he was left unmarked Field Hockey AHL standings Detroit ot Atlanta, night 15 319 21.3 X outplayed us and won it because of The Indians took eight first East Catholic. 3. Manchester Houston at Konsas City, night Suns 99. Clippers 96 Dr.HIII, Rams 14 X 4 21.0 40 Sophomore Bulldog keeper Mike and unchallenged, according to Morton, TB that," Soucy added. Chicago at Denver, night American Conference 504 21.0 a Yavinsky had five saves while the MHS beaten places and featured 30 person;il Portland ot Phoenix, night Duckett, NO 512 X .S X Malin, and dribbled from midfield The Bellringers had an 11-6 edge Northern Division L A C L IP P E R S (94) East visitors’ John Ouellet had 13 stops. best times. Foremost among the W L T P tl. GF GA Clippers, night Cameron, Chi 283 20.2 40 and fired a hard shot into the top in shots. Tech goalie Tung Pho had Goals by Pamela Harm and Soccer Johnson 12-23 1-2 25, W alton 58 1-3 13, Pcf. P F PA Nelms, Wosh winners was diver Shelley Fac- Mickey M.inllc of the New York Fredericton 3 0 14 44 35 San Antonio at Golden State, night ponoldson 58 1-1 11, Nixon 015 14 17, M ia m i 1.0M X 5 5 X X.1 36 Sweeper Jimmy Clark, stopper right corner of the cage. L.A. Lakers at Seattle, night I X 10 stops and his counterpart, Brian Katby Gworek, both in the first M aine 3 2 12 37 27 Smith 513 57 18, White 2-2 00 4, New England .447 195 209 Paul Smith and wing fullbacks tora, who set a new school record Yankees led I lie American League Novo Scotia 3 Paul Ware added some insu­ Michaud, had five. Fullback Chip half, powered ^uth Windsor past 2 10 37 40 Bridgeman 04 1-2 1, Catchings 01 OO 0, ■NY Jets .447 X I 187 AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFER­ Keisman and Mike Griffin played with 228.80 points, breaking herald in home niiis (our times 1‘I55, Moncton 3 3 9 36 35 Indianapolis ,3 X 153 2 X ENCE rance later as he scored on a Christie played well for Cheney. Manchester High, 2-1, in CCC Adirondack MSC Cobras « 0 2 12-2^96 * BO BO 0. Totals record of 224.50. 1956. 19.SK and 1960 3 3 9 38 46 Platons 124, Cavaliers 107 Buffalo .000 143 27^ Scoring Sherbrooke 5 1 7 33 31 P H O E N IX i h i Central Touchdowns Soull The Manchester Soccer Club Cobras td rush ro c rot pts 1 D ivision (bovs9 years old) were downed, 4-1, by C L E V E L A N D (107) Adam s 9-14 OO 18, Nance 7-13 38 17, Pittsburgh 5 4 Allen, Ral Rochester 0 0 18 40 17 Cincinnati 3 4 Clayton, Mia NBA roundup Bingham ton B ra n fo rd ot S llnev F ie ld In a C o n n ecti­ Anderson 3-13 2-2 8, Cook 2-4 0-2 4, f?5'21‘*sO1944X,Holton5103315, Scott 3 2 12 47 42 T urpln 1-40-02, Free 8-196-922, Davis 14-23 1-4 002, Sanders 1-5002, Foster 5111-212, Cleveland 1 8 0 .111 Jackson, SD New Haven 5 0 cut Slote Cup contest Sunday. Gianni 6 39 34 Calvo gathered a loose ball In the 5-433, Hubbard8-18 2-818, Poauette4-102-4 R p te y 0-1 OO 0, Hum phries 59 1-2 11, Hauston 0 9 0 .000 PJohnson, SD-Mla Baltim ore 4 2 6 32 32 Pittman 03 2-2 2. Totals 42-9114X99. West Lament, Sea St. Catharines penalty areo and drilled the Cobras' 10, B a g ie v 2-84-48, Russell 1-20-02, Smith 6 0 6 33 48 lone goal. OOOOO. Totals43-10521-35107. Denver 8 1 0 ,8W 185 118 Duper, Mio Hershey 6 2 6 32 46 Brian Rugonls, Todd O'Connor, L A Clippers X X 27 19^-96 LA Raiders 7 2 0 . 778 2 X 180 KInnebrew, CIn Springfield 6 1 3 23 38 Seattle 7 2 0 .778 Rockets’ Lloyd, McCray in spotlight Evan Mllone, Chad Herdic, Tony Cook D E T R O IT (124) . . . 3212 X 23-99 244 154 Shuler, Jets Three-point goal— Foster. Fouledout— Kansas City 5 4 0 .554 172 176 Christensen, Ral Frederictan 4, Maine 0 ?1‘L3,ustln Oleterle played well (or the Tyler 10-23 0-1 20, Round(leld6-172-214, 1-7-2 Cobras, who resume their regular Lolm beer 7-111-215, Trlpu cka 13-225-531, Nixon. Total fouls—LA Clippers X, San Olego 4 5 0 .444 X I X 2 Dennard, Buf Wednesday's Games Phoenix 19. Rebounds— LA Clippers 43 Notional Conference Lone, Sea By Mike Barnes New Haven at Hershey schedule Soturdoy In Burlington ond Thomos 4-15 44 14, Campbell 3-7 04 4, 76ers 118, Nets 96 Spurs 126, Nuggets 118 power Utah. The Jazz scored the Sunday at home against Farmington at Benson 0-4000, Johnson 3-83-49, Cureton (W alton 10). Phoenix 42 (Edw ards 9) East LIpps, Pit UPl Sports Writer Springfield at Monctan 2:45. Clippers 23 (N ixon 9). Pet. P F P A Pruitt, Cle final 9 points for its first victory. St. Catharines at Rochester 47 1-2 13, ThIrdkIII 1-3 00 2,LoweO100 At East Rutherford, N.J., Julius At San Antonio, Texas, George 0. Totals 53-1181022124. Phoenix X (Edw ards 7). Technicals— L A St. Louis .447 X 5 213 Walker, Jets Bernard King led the Knicks with Nova Scotia at Sherbrooke Dallas Erving scored 22 points, rookie Gervin and Johnny Moore scored O evelan d 24 22 28 31-107 C pper CMch Lvnam; Robey, Phoenix .447 I X I X Turner, Sea Lewis Lloyd and Rodney 24 points, only 4 in the second half. Thursday's Games (lllegol defense) 2. A — 13445. N Y Giants .554 175 184 K ld d n g Charles Barkley added 20 and Baltimore at Fredericton D etroit 35 29 27 33-124 •p-a X -o X r Ii McCray figure to spend most of the 18 points each to lead seven San Three point goals—none. Fouled out_ Washington .554 2 X Johnson, Sea ' X X 1315 » X Philadelphia capitalized on the Springfield at Monctan Phllodelphio .444 153 Bohr, Ral season in the shadows of a couple of Antonio players in double figures. Nova Scotia at St. Catharines Golf Davis. Totol fouls— Cleveland 24, Detroit X X 1 3 X 50 48 absence of New Jersey center 30, Rebounds—Cleveland 59 (Ander- C en fn il Anderson, Pitt X X 1319 S3 42 7-footers. But on Tuesday night, Alex English had 27 points and Blazers 115, Sonics 83 Chicago Darryl Dawkins, who was out with san 13), Detroit 48 (Roundfleld 19). 4 3 0 194 I X von Schamann, Mia 3841 7-15 X 59 they entered t'» spotlight. Calvin Natt 26 for Denver. Al Portland, Ore., Kiki Vande- Assists— Cleveland 19 (Bagiev 9), Detroit 3 4 0 148 X I Leahy, Jets X X 11-13 X a back muscle spasms. The 76ers Jazz117,Knicksin Tam pa Bay 3 4 0 WHh Ralph Sampson and rookie weghe scored 22 (Kiints and Mychal Islanders?, Rangers 3 Detralt 3) (Thomas 12). Technical__ 143 2 X Lowery, KC 19-191319 52 50 coasted in the first meeting of the Suns 99, Clippers 96 MInnechaug none. A — 8,272. Green Bay 2 7 0 I X 200 Breech, CIn 17-17 12-18 48 53 Akeem Olajuwon in foul trouble, Thompson fired in 16 to lead the N E W Y O R K (111) M innesota 2 7 0 clubs since New Jersey eliminated I X 219 Karlls, Den X 2 1 11-15 45 53 McCray and Lewis combined for 39 At Phoenix, Ariz., James Ed ­ Blazers. Tom ChainluTs scored 20 NY Rangers 11 t_3 ~ cow GROSS Bannister 40 OO 8, King 9-21 4-8 X, West Franklin, NE X X 312 48 51 the then-NBA champions in the NY islanders 2 2 3^ ? — LOW NET -- A Gross — B.FaIck 74. Cum m ings 4-11 2-210, Sparrow 4-121-213, Son Francisco 8 I 0 .889 X 7 143 Benirschke, SD X-X 312 51 49 points and 19 rebounds to give the wards had 20 points, 9 rebounds to lead Seattle L A Rams playoffs. First period— 1, Islanders, D. Sutter 2 — E.SymkowItz 73. B Gross — Bullets 119. Hawks 104 f °'^®^ B7 1-15, Orr 8-1333 5 4 0 .554 184 I X Passing Rockets a 106-84 triumph over the and 7 assists to lead the undefeated (Lafontalne), 0:59.2, Islanders, Jonssan 3 R.Bedlack 82. Net — B.Cosgrove 49 C 19, Bailey 37 34 9, Walker 34 2-3 12, New Orleans 4 5 0 184 X 5 oft comp pet vdsfdlnt 9 / °}? — ■( Dovls 91. Net — J.Bedlock Atlanta Dallas Mavericks. Suns. Marques Johnson led the L®?*,"!.' ’ 23- 3- Rangers, A T L A N T A (104) Grunfeld1-5IH)2.Totals439S19-X111. 3 4 0 . .,3 X IX 212 Marino, Mia 2 X 185 66.5 2672 71 8 Lakers 144, Warriors 110 Potrick 2 (Greschner, Hedberg), 14:02. 66. D Gross — M. Robbins 98. Net — Sunday's (Somes Eason, N E The game was played before a Clippers with 25 points. L.Bergeron 73. Wilkins 0140014, S. W llllams0193-319, 2 X I X 43.4 148511 2 Penalties—Dave Malanev, NYR, 1:31; U T A H (117) (All Times EST) Wilson, Ral I X 76 ».91141 9 5 sellout crowd of 16,016 — the At Inglewood. Calif., Mike Rollins 1-3 1-2 3, E. Johnson 413 54 17, Cleveland at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Bulls 109, Kings 104 Sondstrom, N Y R , 9:27; Tonelll, NYI, R ivers 4-9 47 15, C a rr 1-3 OO 2 [)rew 8-21 37 21, K elley 2-4 8-10 12, Krleg, Sea 249 IX 55.819X14 13 largest opening night crowd in the McGee sz'ored 28 points and Byron "lo lo r, 13:15; Eaton 310 38 13, Green 4-11 35 13 Green Bov at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Fouts, SD 354 2 X 41.8X11 11 13 At Kansas City, Mo., rookie Jazz 117, Knicks 111 Tallwood S^ ’ -2 > 1. Eaves 1-21 -23, W illis Houston at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. franchise’s history. Scott added 26 to sfiark tlx' Lakers Flqtlev, NYI, malor and mlnar, 13:15; 0 7 2-2 8, Glenn 44 OO 8, Brow n 1-5 OO 2, Griffith 12-21 36 30, Paultz (M (M O Woodley, Pitt 154 85 54.5 1X3 8 7 Michael Jordan scored 25 points Patvin, NYI, 14:47; Gillies, NYI, double- o P "0 SHOP SCRAMBLE — Gross — Stockton 2-3 1-3 5, Anderson 2-5 OO 4, Los Angeles Raiders at Chicago, 1 p.m Ferguson, Buf 2 X I X 40.2 1444 8 7 "We played them one game in At Salt Lake City, Darrell in their home opener Magic Rautins 02000. Totals42-9119-24104. New Y o rk G iants at D allas, 1 p.m. and Orlando Woolridge had 21 to m inor, 17:59. Bob Dqlesslo-Bob LeBreux-John Hansen 10 2-3 4, W ilkin s 7-14 1-1 15 Ryan, Jots 225 I X M.4 1648 13 10 each place and there was two Griffith scored 30 points and Mark John.son had a lri|ile-dniihle — 16 Second period— 4, Islanders, B. Sutter9 Bovlan-Horvey Harpin-Charlle Corrl- Totals 4392 3043 117. Philadelphia at Detroit, 1 p.m. Pogel, Ind I X 99 55.912X 7 7 carry the Bulls. Eddie Johnson W A SH IN G T O N (119) Son Diego at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. sellouts," said Rockets coach Bill Eaton grabbed a career high 19 points. 12 rebounds and 10 a.ssist.x (Jensson, Bossy), 2:44. 5, Rangers, yeou 40, Doug Domlan-Bruce Belcher- B a lla rd 9-15 2-2 20, Ruland 013 512 21, x a x 19-111 M oon, Hou 251 I X 54.21925 7 8 scored 24 points for the Kings. Sundstrom 2 (Erixon, Dare), 418 4, Sledleskl62, Auggle U f r t a x X 2 6 -117 Tampa Bay at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Elwov, Den 171 95 55.410X 4 7 Fitch, whose club won in Dallas rebounds and blocked 7 shots to — for Ijis Angeles JSSm’ ’’'’ Bradley 2-3 04 4, Gus Islandws, Kallur 1 (Persson), 9:52. LInk-RIck Borkowskl-BIII Dion 43. Net Three-point gool-Griffith. Fouled Kansos City at Seattle, 4 p.m. Anderson, CIn 184 114 42.0 1344 4 10 W llllom s 11-240223, RoblnsonO111-213, F. Cincinnati at San Francisco, 4 p.m last Saturday. "It’s going to be a P®"?"'®t-Dpre, NYR, 1:14; Boutlller- — Steve Schockner-Bruce Amende- Johnson 7-11 0-0 14, Dave 3-4 4-5 10. »ouls— New Y o rk 31, Mc(3onld, Civ 314 171 54.5 2250 4 14 ,N YI, 3:40; Braoke, N Y R , 4:54; Patvin, Los Angeles Rams at St. Louis, 4p.m Plunkett, Ral heck of a series all year with ?J.®*‘^,-'-®'’ *°®(’ P -H a rrv H ad fleld 45, JJfMIK®" (M) 2, Sewell 01 OO 0, (Juv G*db 21. Rebounds— New Y o rk 50 (Cum ­ W 55.21248 4 9 NYI, 10:13; Hedberg, NYR, 11;65rLSilS: o f Goqnon-AI Smith-Lou Prager- mings 9), Utah 44 (Eoton 19). Assists— M ia m i ot New Y o rk Jets, 4 p.m. Blackledg, KC 233 117 . . . ___ X .2____ 1 3 X ^ „ them." N T1, 18,13, New Englond at Denver, 4 p.m. B ob M M Ier 44, B ob T u m is k l-B o b M-94°T4’27 1V9 S' T ucker 5), Rotlng based on pet. compn avg. yds, The Mavericks took a 50-46 P®®!?<*—T, Islanders, Bossy 13 McKeever-Bob Gould 47, uiL’i?*' (G ree n 12). T e c h n ic a ls — M o n d ay's (Some pet. td, pet. Int. (Boutlller, Tonelll), 1:03. 8, Rangers, Atlanta X 28 23 23— 104 Walker, Bailey. A—8,175. Atlanta at Washington, 9 p.m. M pavIs-Bob ZImmer-Pete Larkln- W qthlngton X 29 25 30— 119 Pass Rocolvors halftime lead behind Mark Agui­ Larouche 3 (Alllsan, Hedberg), 13-09 9, Mlke Schardt 47. ___ Sunday, Nov. 11 Rocoptlons no yds Three-point goals— Rlversy Gus WII* Buffalo at New England, 1 p.m. ova td rre’s 14 points. Sampson and ’0 (Tonelll, Bossy), TURKEY CLASSIC - Dalesslo- Winslow, SD 55 663 12.1 A?."’ ®; out— None. Totol fouls— Indianapolis at New York Jets, 1 p.m 2 Olajuwan each drew three fouls in HALL & MUSKA ]T:32. 10, Islanders, Boutlller 4 (Bossy), LeBreux-Bovlan-HorpIn-Corrlveall 40, A t onto V, Washington 25. Rebounds— Newsome, Clev S3 5 X 10.9 3 19:22. Penoltles— Sundstrom, N Y R , 4'12; Detroit ot W ashington, 1 p.m. Stallworth, Pitt 46 819 the first half and collectively Atlqnta 44 (Levingston 11), Washlngton47 Houston at Kansas City, 1 p.m. 17.8 3 Boutlller, N Y I, 4:12; G illies, N Y I, 7 :X ; ” °°P®ld 61, Domlan-Belcher- Blazers 115. Settles 83 Christensen, Ral 45 612 13.6 5 played only 21 minutes. Lone, N YI, 9:34; Potvin, N Y I, 12:25; Worthen-Sledleskl 42, Davls-Zimmer- Atlanta 24 (Rivers Minnesota vs. Green Bay at Mllw, 1 Franklin, Buff U Pl photo Woshlngton X (Gus W illiam s 9). A— p.m. 45 574 12.8 1 “ When Ralph and Akeem were Pah-ldt, NYR, malor ond minor, 13:17; t ° n-Schardf 43, 7/249. S E A T T L E (83) Allen, Ral 45 521 11.6 4 D. Sutter, NYI, m alor and minor, 13:17; ■C‘’'’**'i'84cKeever-Gould 43, New Orleans ot Atlanta, 1 p.m. Duper, Mia 44 XI 19.1 Rich Kelley (44) of the Jazz fouls New York’s Pam out with foul trouble, it makes me Chombers 7-14 37 20, Vranes 3 0 1-2 9, Phllodelphla at Miam i, 1 p.m. 7 SERVES ALL OF Po*®V. N Y R , 18:54; Jonsson, N Y I, 18:54. Unk-Borkowskl-Rich Zemgulvs-Dlon SIkma 24 30 4, Henderson 24 1-1 5 Colllnsworth, CIn 44 6 X 14.2 2 Cummings (42) in NBA action Tuesefay night in Utah. concentrate h arder on the J ^ o t s o n g o o l- N Y Rangers 11-10-8— 29. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Watson, Den 38 577 N Y Islonders 7-5-13— 25. WOTd7-130014, Sobers383411, Young04 .15.2 3 boards,” said McCray, who had 16 LOW GROSS — LOW NET — BESTI5 76ersll8,Nets96 San Francisco at Clevelond, 1 p.m. Ramsey, NE 37 3 X 10.4 3 Jazz won, 117-111. Goalies—NY Rangers, Hanlon. 0 0 3 B rK to v n k I 2-51-15, M c C ra y 1-3002, D allas at St. Louis, 4 p.m. 1 0®" S’ - Ted Blosko 59. McCorm ick 2-5 54 9' Blackwell 1-7 31 2, Largent Sea 36 593 16.5 8 points and 12 rebounds. N Y Islanders, Melonson. A— 14,002. 5®®''®'-W-20.47, Lentocha Denver at San Diego, 4 p.m. Clovton, Mia 34 659 P H IL A D E L P H IA (118) Sundvold 14302. Totals33S317-X83. Chicago at Los Angeles Rams, 4 p.m. 19.4 9 So far, this Texas rivalry looks to 44-19-47, Jo h n S u th e rla n d 44-19-47, Storring, NE 34 518 15.2 Ervlng M 3 310 X, lavaroni 32 2-2 2, New York Giants at Tampa Bay, 4 4 be one of the more attractive ones MANCHESTER George Young P O R T L A N D (115) Holohon, SD 34 509 15.0 1 Malone 7^ 34 17, Cheeks 34 34 9, p.m. Noted clinician Lewis in the NBA — except to Aguirre. Toney 7-10 5-4 19, Threott 310 2-2 10, ’ I ' V ondew eghe3141310 North Stars 5. Black Hawks 5 i?"®5 Barkley 310 312 20, X , M . Thom pson 7-122-514, Paxson31135 “ We don’t match up well,” said W ood « 3 0 8, C. Johnson 1-7 4-4 4, C 13, Valentine 38 1-1 11, N o r r I s M 1-1 5 NFL statistics Franco Harris' career Aguirre, who had a game- high 24 R lrtq rd sp n Od 1-1 , s. W illiam s 3 3 3 0 0 . SS'Xlf ?'®2^T,Colter39318, B.Thompson Chloigo I 3 1 ft a 1 24 30 4, Kersey 39 1-2 11, Carr 32 30 4 points. “ I wish they weren’t in our Minnwofo 221^ Totals 42-94 3349 118. to put on ciinic here FRANK MAFFE, President Bowling N E W J E R S E Y (94) Schefflerl-1302.Totals439223X115. ' NEW YORK (U P l) — Notional SEATTLE (UPl) — Franco Harris' division. We still need a center.” First period— 1, MlnnesotOr Trimper 1 Football vear-bv-vear rushing totals- 46 years of O'Kqren 2-8304, B. William s 3102-712, League Individual leaders; Sampson added 18 points while (unossisted), 0:52. 2, MInnesoto, Horls- •••••••••gaaaaaaaaaaa# 5^ '* , ai8X15-n Rogukir Season burg 1 (Bellows, Acton), 10:32. 3, Gr^nsW 3133521, Blrdsono3120016,M. A basketball clinic will be put on Development Program’ that is ^ cha^ on 317 2-4 10, Cook 311 30 8, P ortland X X X 30—115 RATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFER- oft yds ovg Ig Id Olajuwon had 10 for Houston. Chicogo, Sovord 4 (Lormer, Brown), 1972 Pittsburgh 1005 5.4 7510 Tee-Totalers ^ W le to n ^ 34 9, Ransey 311 2-210, G. Fouled out— Hendersan. Totol 19X by noted clinician Bobby Lewis on unique and highly instructional. Penoltles—Moxwell, Min, fouls— S®attle 30, Portlond 24. Scorkig Pittsburgh IM 498 3.7 35 3 Quality Fuel Oil Service 3 0 2, T urner 2-10 30 4, W ilson 1974 Pittsburgh Thursday at Illing and Bennet The program is not open to the ’ ^=52; Feoms- Faith M qlloy 173445, Geneva Parker 34000. Totals41-I0414-X94 Rebounds— Seaftle 49 (Vranes and Touchdowns Id rush roc r o l p is 208 10M 4.8 X 5 ter, cm , 14.57. ‘“’■^S5, Marcella Bonin 4OT, Gall .M cCorm ick 8), Portland 45 (M . Thomp- Riggins, Wash 1X5 Pittsburgh 282 1244 4 .8 X 1 0 Junior Highs and Friday at Man­ public. It will be for between Bullets 119, Hawks 104 Horlzog 1931805X, Deana Richard 34 X X 21-118 Green, StL 1X4 Pittsburgh M9 IX 3.9X14 New Jersey 25 23 99 i t — oat "" ^le 17 (Slkma^ 19X chester High. 100-150 youngsters at each school. Second period—4, Chicago, Sovard 5 |91-484, Dot H ills 458, Susie Hayes P°5jl‘'y|^<). Assists— 1X1 Pittsburgh 4oT (’ '■•si'waldo 179- Philadelphia X (Cheeks 7), New (3a|an, NO 242 W7 4.1 M 8 Washington. Jeff Ruland added 21 14:57. 8, Chicago, Lormer 4 (D. Wilson. Payton, Chi 1982 Pittsburgh >40 404 4.3 21 2 His appearance at the high school gram which is sponsoring the visit, •>®f»®V « (M. Richardson, Ransey 1983 Pittsburgh points and Greg Ballard 20 for the Peiallles—Poyne, Min, iviJ.l®'®?'! ‘-f® ®®°" >73183X7-547, Riggs, Atl 279 1007 3.4 19 5 will be on Friday from 12:30-2:15. does many NBA camps in the B- W ilson, Lorna Smvatore 181-445, Claudette L.Thompson, Det 19M Seattle , 4 8 I X -2.5 14 0 Bullets. Sly Williams paced Chi, 14:11; Roberts, M in, 15:15. 001 dI(ms"eK®'N;;r'’''®‘‘®'‘>'’'‘’ '"'®- Baseball ToXIS He will present a ’Ball Control summer as well as the prestigious lo frlln " S*’ >i''®v E ld rld g e 451, K ick in g 1 X -a X pis 2,949 1 3 I X 4.175 91 Atlanta with 19 points. Third perlq*^' Chicogo, Lormer 5 Kar»nK aren Riordan 454, Jessie Williams JersevassIstantcoachKIIIIlea.A— 12.X1. Wersching, SF Five-Star camp in Pennsylvania. 452. 28-X 1319 53 73 JS?:Sir‘**'^;?^'®'''^'''''®®°*°'Clccarelll2 O'Donoghue, StL X-X 1321 52 71 P o stseaso n Lewis, a draftee of the NBA (Richter, Napier), 15:09. Penalties— Septlen, Doll 17-18 1972 PIttsbumh 140 4.1 14 o Col 10^ 0' Chi, 2:11; Ashton, M in ,4:51. 1 3 X 52 71 1973 Pittsburgh Philadelphia 76ers who later PinneHes Rockets 106. Mavericks 84 Mosley, Wosh 24-X 1318 42 48 29 2.9 8 Red Sox Pistons 124, Cavaliers 107 Overtime— None. Penoltles^^one. Free agents McFodden, Phil 1315 1974 Pittsbumh 343 3.9 25 played for the Dallas Chapparels 1319 49 43 1975 pittsbumh Stenerud, Min 17-18 1317 54 42 314 3.9 25 in old A B A , was one of the smallest At Pontiac, Mich., Kelly Tri- Shots on goal—Chicago 11-12-4-2- 217 l i ”? Copeland D A L L A S (84) Passing 1974 Pittsburgh 132 7.3 X 29. M innesota 13-10-13-4— 42. Ai!i.J5/? Cooeland 105, Barb NEW YORK (UPl) — Plovers whn 19X Pittsburgh palyers ever drafted by an NBA pucka scored 31 points — raising A ou irre 9-17 6-6 24, Vincent 2-11 d-d ft oNcqiw pctydstdXt 92 3.3 20 Goalies—Chicago, Bannerman. ^^*}*^* 1') 11. B lackm an 7-14 4-4 10,' have filed (or free ogiiicv: '^” Montana, SF 1978 Pittsburgh 224 3.5 22 add pair team. He was a small college his career total to 5,000 — and Isiah Minnesota, Beoupre. A— 12,457. Lu ce I78-1B2-531, M ae Johnson 197-512. ••n?!?’®® n.17 Allenson, Boston; a> 148 44.1X1215 3 1979 Pittsliumh pavls33M0,Ellls2-8347,NlmphlusW2-2 McAAohn, Ch ^ 82 4 3 1 1 0 X 8 1 214 3.513 All-American at South Carolina Thomas added 10 points in the FrnnC^?™ S*®’ ® NICOsS, Son Lomax, StL 1982 Pittsburgh 290 i n 42.12454 17 4 X 3.5 7 State where he was the eighth fourth quarter to power the Pis­ Tn u '* '® ' ®’®‘"’"*' Hew York Brtkwsk, Atl 1983 Pittsbumh 33 5.514 H O U ST O N (104) 0> 157 48.0 1898 10 9 Totals Oilers 7, Canucks 0 Danlelsn, Dt M 140 43.5 1919 10 4 ft* I4M 3.9X14 to staff leading scorer in the nation in the tons. Johnny Davis led Cleveland M c C ra y 8-153014, Sampson 312131318, rJ2!'„®i?®^’ ;:n.®"' Oaklond,- J im Simms, Gla (^ntner, Milwaukee; Don Mever 307 I X 55.4 25X14 4 NCAA College Division with a 30.9 with 33 points and World B. Free Calendar (JIaluwon 315 31 10, Lloyd 11-17 1-2 23 Kemp, Rams 144 77 53.51044 8 3 BOSTON (UPl) - The Boston Vancouver ooo—e Lucos 313 30 12, Reid 4-8 1-2 9, Dickey, G.B. average. added 22. Edmonton 2 41—7 ^Greg r M ’’ prvoT^“"''irPryor, Kansas ^®^®*' Citv; GIncInnah; Pot » 7 « 40.3 2007 14 12 Red Sox said Tuesday they have O f 2, M cD ow e ll 311 -21, Ford Thsmnn, Ws 255 144 X.5183214 7 , '-Edmonton.McClelland 1-3344, Hollins 2-3004, Putnam, Minnesota; Bill Rusm II l m DeBerg, TB completed a realignment of their 3 (Hunter), 7:48. 3 Edm onton, Coffey 5 T D D A Y 259 154 40.2 1818 9 10 EhloOOOOO. Totals42-94X-32 Joworsk, Phi 3 X 1 U 55.5 2 1 X 12 9 Transactions coaching staff for 1985 and their (Gretzky, KurrI), 19:41. Penalties— Smy, ... . . Soccer 1-0. Champ Summers, San Diego; Der- Kramr, Mnn T®>.. Thomos, California; M ark Wagner 113 5Z1 15X 8 new manager, John McNamara. Van, 0:09; Anderson, Edm,0:W; Hunter, G lo sto nb u ry a t M an ch ester (g irls ), 3 R ;!!g „ X 21 18 1 3 - M Hooebm, Dll Edm ,2:a; Schllebener, Van, 11:17. „ Crosscountry Houston XXX 28—104 Ooklond; Rob Wllfong, CallXrnIa ' 148 X .1 1819 4 Todd, NO 100 51.31443 7 Auto Racing Joe Morgan and Tony Torchia Second perlod—3, Edmonton, Kurr110 „Eoul®d out—None. Total fouls— Rating based on pet. comp, ogg yds , have been added as coaches, (Gretzky, Krushelnyskl),8:X. 4. Edmon- (or» !^ V !Jr?).‘’l’:4‘i"’” «®®’ Rfii®’ Houston 25. Rebounds— Outfielders— Benny Ayala, Baltimore ■ pet. td, pet. Int. OVER 1.5 MILLION GALLONS FUEL OIL STORAGE A l Bum bry, ^ Itlm o re ; M iguel DHone', drlJS^a^SGfflt??"' O"® bullpen and batting coach Walt KtvrtwOvskI 5 (Coffey, KurrI), Gd>>® .2, (Vincent 9), Houston 54 _ Pass Rocolvors 10;X. 5, Edmonton, Messier 2 (Anderson, (of w lc £ S L “ '|fa?iV.*2?,’5^'«» >- «®®* (McCray 12).Assists— Dallas 14(Ellls3) Montreal; John Grubb, Detroit; Steve n ififttw ii Receptions no yds ovg td Boston — Named Joe Morgan and Hriniak will keep his job and first PLAY JACKPOT Gregg), 13;a. 4, Edmonton, Gretzky 11 Houston 24 (Lucos 8). Technical— Henderson, Seattle: RopdJTt Monk, Wash S3 846 base coach Tommy Harper has (KurrI, Coffey), 14:00, Penalties— T H U R S D A Y Houston coachFItch. A—16,014. JoneS/ Detroit; Lee Loev Pitf« 16.0 4 HrTntak‘^^*il?ii®°®®’'®*'' '■®*“'n«d Wah Wilder, TB 44 X 4 9.0 0 Hrinlak os bullpen and batting coach" M cN o b , Von, 8:13; M cC lellon d , Edm, .. Soccer ‘-ezeano, PhllSdelphlaJ Green, SIL been promoted to special assistant 13:01. Fred Lynn, California; Gene Ri­ 43 956 X .2 8 promoM first base coach Tammv (at^MCcTV Catholic chards, San Francisco; Jerry Rovs- House, T B 43 572 13.3 3 to general manager Lou Gorman. Third period— 7, Messier 3 (Llndstrom, Lakers 144.Warriors 110 J.Jones, Det 43 “ *'**‘" ” »0 «»0® SJ?2l Gregg), 12:44. Penoltles—Smyl, Lymon Memorial at Caventrv, 3 *"'l Atlanta; Jim WohlfoTd,/wSah 320 7.4 2 “ We’re happy that we can add Lofton, GB 41 907 X.1 5 Milwaukee — Renewed Van, 1:01; G retzky, Ed m , 2:45; Schllen- Bolton at Rocky Hill (girls), 3:15 Cosbie, Dali two extremely hard-working and bener. Van, 10:40; Sherven, Edm , 13:W; O O L M N S T A T E (110) Dnlgnoted hitters — Oscar (Wimble 39 470 1Z3 3 on contract for pitcher Don ^StlSP- C raig, SF 37 solid baseball men like Joe and Martin, Van, 1S;X; Huddy, Edm, 18:X; (gfr“ s),3^“ *^° ' uu^<^ IT' Sm ith 312 33 12 437 11.8 3 ogreed^to®",; Whltrteod 39 30 8, Bratz 314 34 14 L.Thompson, Det 36 529 Gallon 14.7 6 Tony to our staff," Gorman said, Delorme, Van, I8:a; Coxe, Van 3^5°** H am pton ot C ove n try (g irls), Carter, TB BINGO ’ S' W ilson 3 4 ()0 3 M l 36 472 13.1 4 (misconduct), 18:30; McClelland, Spognola, Phil "they’re both excellent instructors Edm, (misconduct), 18;X. _ . „ , 0>T>» Swimming Johnson 1(M7 24 22 , Aleksinos 3-9 3 0 4 36 348 9.7 1 East Catholic at E.O. Smith, 5:30 Th/dir®® 00 0, Burtt 1-5 24 4" ^ Pitchers ' Montgomery, Phil 36 326 9.1 0 P0r t " m ? ^ “ “ - ■""> Doven- and have worked with many of the Bailey, Atl X Shots on goal—Vancouver 9-311— Field Hockoy Starters — Bobby Castillo, Minnesota; 642 18.9 5 . ... players on our 40-man roster. l a s e r s o m / ' ’ *'” ’ Quick, Phil X 589 EVERY DAY Manchester ot Conord, 3 •>ohn Curtis, (Xllfomla; Dennis Eck- 17.8 5 25. Edm onton 11-9-12— X . Tilley, SIL LjHJisyllle— FootbOlIcCKIChBobWabair "Harper has been a valuable Rpmbls• T . . 14 ^ 30 *4 2, Wilkesg g iir v c s 34 1-1i - i v. erslj)^ Chicago (NL); RIchGale/Boston; X 520 15.8 2 res Ion ed/ ^ te tiv e offer the season G ray, G la X 466 14.1 . , Football member of the organization and Goalies—Vancouver, Brodeur. Ed- F R ID A Y 2 Fuel Oil ■ Diesel - Kerosene Californio; Mike LaCoss, Houston: Y a rd s yds no td can help us a great deal in spring monton, Moog. A— 17,498. ^ , Football Cooper 1-20-0 2/ Green, StL ova B r» o ‘“Sr‘-W, "onager Win Two Randy Lerch, ^ n Francisco; Rudy Mov, 956 43 X 2 _,X°,y(®i’ E a st C a th o lic (at D illo n Lofton, GB 8 training and throughout the sea­ Stodlum, Hartford), 7:X p.m. » a ^ i4 * ^ 3 V “/p?SU";'7‘ }-■? 907 41 22.1 5 Automatic Deliveries * Wiii Caii Deiiveries *^Chlmon^MiChicago (NL); i**" Vernu ’’ ’*5 Ruble, Reuschel, Hou3 Monk, Wash 040 X 16.0 son,” he said. _ . , .^Crofs Counfrv Bailey, Atl 4 ••gggggggggggggggggggg -ri 2?* .Catholic ot C lo ss L M e et (ot T oT oI? 41-9^21-30 i x : '"*'"** ** e ** Sutcliffe, Chicago (NL); 642 X 18.9 5 Morgan, 53, was a Red Sox scout Ookiwsiox XX XX—no Quick, Phil 589 X 17.8 ^ G o lf C lub , K en sin gton ), 2:50 Grolg Swan, California; Steve Trout, House, TB 5 the past two years after nine years i-A LO Kort 37 2S 39 43—I4 i Chicago (NL); EdWhltson,SanDlego. 572 43 13.3 3 * Senior Discounts Radio, TV TlmbS^Inj^'oo* “ ®®* „.T’"'®30olnt goals—McCXe. Fouled D.CIark, SF 553 29 19.1 4 as their manager at Triple A fouls—Golden State X , Relievers — Don Aose, (Willfomlo; L.Thompson, Det 529 36 14.7 6 H on^ Howell and running bac^Henm affiliate Pawtucket. He formerly HAWAII Johnson, Glo S A T U R D A Y G” 20. Rebounds-Golden Jerry A^ustlne, Mllwoukee; Jim Kern, 521 31 16.8 5 played In the majors with five Tilley, StL 520 X 15.8 _ ... „ Football *-o» Angeles 42 (M a. Mllwaukira; Rudy May, New York (AL) * Lewis, Minn 2 TONIGHT East Hartford at Manchester, 1:M J e n s o n 12). Assists—Golden State 24 Fyiwlelohla; Bob Ow- 479 X X.S 2 bc^ ranra HS’rriT '**'“ *®" teams, and managed in the Pitts­ HAIi & MUSKA, Inc "Energy Savers" 7:30Hockey: Wholersvs. Nordlgues, Cosbie, Dali 478 39 3 Page 2 ■ ■>°!';'*on 4), Los Angeles 41 c^lnko, Cincinnati; Dave Rozemn Carter, TB 12.3 burgh minor league system. SportsChannel, WTIC j^^^-lohnson 10. Technical— none. A _ 472 36 13.1 4 CCRI at MCC,*2 p” *! Stoddard, Chicago' G ray, G la W^lngfon -!*^co!led center Paul Torchia. 40, has spent the pasf’22 (NL); Bruce Sutter, St. Louis. " 466 X 14.1 2 Renfro, (Will 4 X X 16.3 1 S n S n 5 a ‘3 ? e y t t ' “" ^ years in the Red Sox system Full Service — 623-3308 12 - MANCHESTKR HERAU). Wednesday. Oct 31. 1984 O' MANCHESTKR HERALD. Wt^dnesday. Oct 31. 1984 - » NHL roundup L . .t \x Pens losing losers’ image * » « * t , — and John Tonelli adding two F O C U S / Fodd By United Press International slump continued. Babych. picked > • up from St. Louis in the supplemen­ assists. Mario Lemieux is trying to help tal draft shortly before the start of the Pittsburgh Penguins rid them­ the season, showed signs of break­ Black Hawks 5, Stars 5 ing out of a slump that has dogged selves of their losing image. And so At Bloomington, Minn., Dino him since he scored a team-record fa r, the rookie phenom is Ciccarelli’s goal at 15:09 of the succeeding 54 goals for the Blues in 1980-81. Babych’s first goal of the night third period produced the fourth, Lemieux set up a pair of goals and final, tie of the game. Steve with sterling passes and Wayne came in the second period and broke a 1-1 tie. His second score, l^rm er and Denis Savard each Babych scored two goals, includ­ scored twice for the Black Hawks. ing the game-winner. Tuesday- the eventual game-winner, came night to lift the Penguins to a 4-3 7:55 into the final period and was victory over the Detroit Red the Penguins’ only power-play goal Oilers 7, Canucks 0 Wings. in seven tries against goalie Greg At Edmonton, Alberta, Jari The triumph put the Penguins at Stefan. Kurri celebrated his 300th career .500 (4-4) for the second time this "Tonight was a big plus for NHL game with a goal and three Turn season and for just the third time Wayne," Penguin coach Bob Berry assists and Andy Moog notched his since Jan. 23. 1982. It also put their said. "H e’s been struggling, but third career shutout to power the home record at 4-1-0, the best start he’s been working very hard." Oilers. The Canucks, playing with­ at home in the club’s 18-year Rookie Warren Young scored his out six regulars, fell to 1-9. The history. fifth goal of the season for Oilers extended their season un­ tonight’s fright "H e didn't look like a kid to me," Pittsburgh, while Mike Bullard beaten streak to to games — eight Detroit veteran Ron Duguay said tallied the Penguins’ other goal to victories and two ties. of the 19-year-old Lemieux "When open the scoring in the first period. the pressure was on. he was right Duguay had a pair of goals for into there. He really kept his poise." , Detroit and John Ogrodnick had Lemieux. the much heralded the other. Davenport first pick- of the NHL draft, has UPI photo seven assists in eight games, but is Islanders 7, Rangers 3 score during first-period play. Wings’ concerned about scoring Just one will guide Penguins' Warren Young (36) and tomorrow’s goal so far.. At Uniondale, N.Y.. Mike Bossy Wings’ Lane Lambert wind up in a heap goalie Greg Stefan is down on the ice " I could play a lot better." he scored a goal and added four near the Wings’ goal after Young tried to making the save. said. ”1 think maybe I'm trying too assists to lead the Islanders. the Giants bard. I ’m so anxious to get goals. Bossy’s goal gave him one in each feast I ’m trying very hard to get them, of his last nine games. His line SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - but there’s no going” produced nine points on the night Veteran major-league baseball While lA-mieux’s goal-scoring with Brent Sutter scoring twice coach Jim Davenport can finally Franco Harris is reieased stand on the top dugout step. After 24 years of association as a Bv Tom Green fered a season-ending knee injury. Diego. Harris carried just three player, coach and scout with the UPI Sports Writer Harris was available because he times and gained only three yards. Sports In Brief San Francisco Giants, Davenport. had been released by Pittsburgh Harris’ release will cost him 51, moved up Tuesday to take the SEATTLE — Franco Harris Aug. 20 after 12 glory-filled years some money. Beier said Harris Gretzky plus-minus leader manager’s job for a team that didn’t get either of the crowning with the Steelers. Harris and the had signed for one season with suffered through a dismal 1984 achievements he sought in Seattle Steelers were locked in a contrac­ Seattle for a base salary between MONTREAL — F^dinonton Oilers’ center Wayne Gretzky has season. — a fifth Super Bowl ring or the tual dispute at the time, keeping $300,000 and $400,000, with bonuses jumped off to an early lead in the National Hockey League’s Davenport replaced interim N FL career rushing record. him out of training camp. that could have sent his income plus-minus category while his two linemates rank second and field boss Danny Ozark, who The 34-year-old Harris was re­ over a half-million dollars. retired at the end of the season. Harris finished the 1983 season third, the NHL said Tue .* leased by the Seahawks Tuesday, — Ozark had replaced Frank Robin­ with the Steelers with 11,950 yards But Beier said Harris’ salary Here’s a pumpkin guide from soup to cheesecake Gretzky, the league’.s lour-lime defending scoring champion, and although the veteran running son. who was fired in August after in career rushing, putting him wasn’t guaranteed, and he will be stands at plus-24 after nine games to lead linemate Jari K urd by back did not say if he would retire, the Giants got off to their worst within reach of Jim Brown’s N FL paid only for the eight games he one. Mike Krushelnyski, the former Boston Bruin who plays left his release marks the probable end By Nancy Pappas start since moving to the West record of 12,312 yards. But his played for the Seahawks on a or to freeze, by Quartering first Mix crumbs with melted wing on the high scoring Edmonton line, is third at plus- 15. to the career of one of the key- Herald Reporter for an additional 10 minutes. immediately turn it upside 1 cup heavy eream or yogurt Coast in 1958. ineffectiveness with the Seahawks pro-rated basis. and scraping out the seeds. butter and granulated sugar. Three members of 1984 Olympic teams head the plus-minus players on the dominating Pitts­ Remove from oven and let down onto towel. Remove cake Cook everything but the General Manager Tom Haller slowed down his chase and Harris Harris completed his brief stint (Don't discard those, you’ll find Press into a 9-inch square pan. burgh Steeler teams of the 1970s. Cinderella went riding in a cool 10 minutes before turning it pan and pull off paper. Roll cream together in a large kettle category for rookies. Hartford’s M ark Fusco, who played for the made the announcement at an was passed in career yardage by in Seattle with 12,120 yards to rank they make a delicious snack.) Combine pumpkin, brown " I think he feels he’s in really pumpkin — the Lincoln Contin­ out of the pan. Warm quick towel and cake together, begin­ until onion is tender. Puree in a U.S. team, and Boston’s Mats Thelin, who played for Sweden, afternoon press conference as a Chicago’s Walter Payton, who third behind Payton and Brown. Pull out as many of the strings sugar, salt, ginger, cinnamon good shape and could play this ental model, of course. breads (those made with baking ning at one of the narrow ends, food mill, blender or food lead at plus-eight. Calgary’s Carey Wilson, a Canadian smiling Davenport looked on. The went on to break Brown’s record in Harris’ career total of 2,949 carries as you can loosen from the and cloves. Fold in softened year or next year," said Bart Impecunious Peter, who powder) are more fragile than processor, if desired. (The Olympian, trails closely at plus-seven. two have been friends since they the sixth week of the season. is one of 24 league records he holds interior cavity. Then pare off vanilla ice cream. Scoop into and set aside to cool. Beier, Harris’ Pittsburgh-based couldn’t get a mortgage, in­ those made with yeast, and pumpkin is already pureed, or played together for San Francisco or shares. the skin and cut remaining crumb-lined pan, smooth with a Whipeream until it forms stiff agent. "Whether any teams are Harris started at fullback but did stalled his long-suffering wife in should be handled with care. cour.se, but some people will not Simms NFC player of week in the l%0s. pieces into rectangles, approxi­ rubber spatula and freeze. peaks. When cake is cool, unroll interested, neither he nor I know." not make a significant contribu­ Many of Harris’ records are for a Cape Cod-style pumpkin. want the onion lumps.) Return Haller said fears were un­ mately 2-by-4-inches. Remove from freezer about 20 This loaf will develop a richer and remove towel. Spread Harris’ departure from the Sea- tion. He finished with just 170 yards post-season and Super Bowl play. And poor Ichabod Crane was to the pan and mix in the cream NEW YORK — New York Giants quarterback Phil Simms, founded that Davenport’s long Place theses chunks in a minutes before serving. Top flavor if allowed to age a day or whipped cream over the top, hawks was just as sudden as his on 68 carries — an average of 2.5 He has gained more yards rushing, frightened out of his wits when a or yogurt. Heat through, but do who threw for 339 yards, and Green Bay Packer Packer tenure with the Giants would make saucepan, with one cup water with whipped cream and so before slicing. It will keep and roll again. Nuts will be on arrival. He was signed to a yards per carry — and no touch­ carried the ball more times and romantic rival carried a not boil. Serves six. defensive back Tom Flynn, who intercepted three passes, him "a puppet" of management. for each quart of pumpkin. two weeks in refrigerator, and the outside of the cake. Refrig­ one-year contract Sept. 5 — just downs in eight games. scored more touchdowns in Super chopped pecans, if desired. Tuesday were named the NFC’s offensive and defensive players "Let me set the record straight," pumpkin where his head should Cover and cook over low heat indefiniteley in the freezer. erate for several hours, or cover two days after Curt Warner. In his final game with the Bowl and post-season action than have been. of the week. he said. "Jim my is going to be his for 30 minutes, or until the in foil and chill overnight. Pumpkin cheesecake Seattle’s star running back, suf­ Seahawks Monday night in San any player in NFL history. Chances are, there’s a pump­ Pumpkin bread Simms completed 18-of-29 passes and two touchdowns in own man. We felt that he was the pieces are soft enough to pierce 1 cup graham cracker crumbs kin in your life, as well. It’s Pumpkin roll leading the Giants to their 37-12 upset of the Washington best man for the job at this point in easily with a fork. Drain, chill l>/4 cups cooked pumpkin 1 cup plus I tablespoon sugar sitting on the front doorstep, 3 large eggs Cape Cod Redskins. The fifth-year QB out of Morehead State is 170-of-307 our history ” quickly, then puree in a food V/t cups dark brown sugar, 6 tablespoons butter or mar­ with a leering grin on its face; or firm ly packed 1 cup sugar for 2,527 yards on the season with 14 touchdowns and six Team owner Bob Lurie, who put processor, blender or food mill. pumpkin pudding garine, melted perched in the window with Vi cup cooked pumpkin interceptions. the Giants up for sale after the Pitchers top free agent list Use immediately or freeze in 1 stick margarine, room 2 B ounce paekages cream candle-glow spilling from every season ended, stood at the back of any cottage cheese containers temperature 1 teaspoon lemon juice 4 cups pumpkin puree cheese, at room temperature orifice. But, as the song of the Vi cup flour the room and did not participate in NEW YO RK (U PI) - Now that effort to sign the 28-year-old "N o one will outbid us." you happen to have lying about. 3 eggs, room temperature, 3 cups milk 1 16-ounce can pumpkin 1960s said, “ Will you still love it 1 teaspoon baking powder Rouller new owner of Express the announcement. However. the filing deadline for free agency Hernandez. The Tiger reliever is in Beside Hernandez, two other To toast the pumpkin seeds, lightly beaten 2 cups dark brown sugar, or 1 teaspoon cinnamon tomorrow?" 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon Lurie said after the news confer­ is past, it looks like pitchers will a different position than most quality relievers, Bruce Sutter of separate the seeds from the 5 cups all-purpose flour dark brown and maple sugar t/4 teaspoon each, ginger and LOS ANGELES -— Jay Roulier, a 39-year-oId Denver real Why not turn tonight’s fright 1 teaspoon ground ginger ence he was pleased with Daven­ dominate baseball’s off-season players who have filed for free St. Louis and Rollie Fingers of stringy fibers as well as you 2 tablespoons baking powder combined nutmeg estate developer and one-third owner of the U.S. Football into tomorrow’s feast? Pump­ Vt teaspoon grated nutmeg port’s qualifications. negotiations. agency. If Detroit does not meet Milwaukee are on the list of can. (This is a nice, gooey job 1 teaspoon cinnamon 4 eggs 2 eggs League’s Houston Gamblers, has purchased the financially kins are a remarkably versatile I cup finely chopped walnuts "W e all mature a little with Of the 58 players who filed to join his demands or trade him by eligible pitchers. The three rank that most kids enjoy.) Spread on Vt teaspoon nutmeg Vt slick butter 1 pint sour cream troubled Los Angeles Express of the USFL, it was announced vegetable, very high in vitamin Powdered sugar age," Lurie said. "Jim has learned the free agent list. 24 make their March 15. Hernandez can turn among the best relievers in the paper towels to dry in a warm, Vi teaspoon salt Vt teaspoon each, cinnamon, I teaspoon vanilla Tuesday. A and very easy to preserve. 3 cups heavy cream, whipped over the years with our organiza­ living on the mound, including Cy himself loose on a market that business, even though Fingers has airy place for a day or two. 2 cups walnuts, chopped cloves, ground ginger and Whipped cream and sliced What’s more, they will be with Vt cup sugar Terms of the deal were not revealed. tion. and both Tom and I are Young winners Willie Hernandez should be eager for his services. Toss seeds lightly with a Grease two medium loaf pans grated nutmeg (adjust this to toasted almonds (or garnish, been injured often during the last extrem ely inexpensive this Roulier said he has put his interest in the Gam blers up for sale. impressed with him” of Detroit and Rick Sutcliffe of the The Cubs, with five pitchers small amount of vegetable oil and set aside. Preheat oven to taste) optional two seasons. weekend, as farmers try to Grease a 15-by-lO-inch jelly Davenport takes over a team Chicago Cubs. opting for free agency, stand to and arrange, in a single layer, 350 degrees. Vt cup sherry or Madeira Sutter, the ace reliever of the St. unload those pumpkins they roll pan: line with waxed paper: Combine crumbs and first that finished the 1984 season in last The Major League Players Asso­ lose the most of any team. Besides on a cookie sheet. Roast in a Barber joins hall of fame Louis Cardinals, tied a major- didn’t sell in time for Mix pumpkin, brown sugar, heavily grease and flour the tablespoon sugar, then stir in place in the National League West 275-degree oven until they turn Beat all ingredients until light ciation released the final list of the Sutcliffe, Starters Dennis Eckers- league record with 45 saves this Halloween. butter and eggs together in a paper: set aside. melted butler. Press onto bot­ NEW YORK — Red Barber, long-time radio and TV with a 66-96 record. 58 players who opted for free ley and Steve Trout and relievers season. golden brown. Remove the hulls and fluffy. Pile into the lower tom of 8- or 9-inch springform large bowl. In a separate bowl, Beat eggs and sugar together broadcaster for the Brooklyn Dodgers who considered "W e certainly are not proud of agency Tuesday morning with Tim Stoddard and Rick Reuschel Former clubs have until mid­ and retoast, if you wish. Salt to half of a pumpkin shell, orintoa pan: chill. FIRST THING you should mix together flour, baking until thick, light and creamy retirement when Jackie Robinson broke into baseball, was what happened last year,” he said. pitcher Ed Whitson of the San have said they want to test the open night Sunday to re-sign players taste while seeds are still hot. 6-cup casserole. Place ina pre­ Beat cream cheese and Vi cup understand is that there are two powder, cinnamon, salt and (about 3 minutes.) Mix in heated 400-degree oven for 10 inducted into the American Sportscasters Assn. Hall of Fame "We had some key players get Diego Padres the last man to make market. who have filed for free agency. nutmeg. of the sugar until well blended. distinct classes of pumpkins — pumpkin and lemon juice. In minutes, then lower oven Tuesday night with the help of the pioneer Negro’s widow. hurt. With a healthy (Jack) Clark it. "W e intend to sign every player Players not signed then become Frozen pumpkin pie Beat in pumpkin, spices and the jack o’lanterns and the pie separate bowl, stir together all temperature to 300 degrees and Rachel Robinson accepted.the plaque from ex-Dodger pitcher and a healthy (Atlee) Hammaker, It’s likely the Tigers, after his we want to sign," said General eligible for the re-entry draft Nov. Spoon dry ingredients into salt. Add eggs, one at a time, pumpkins. The jack o’lanterns, V/t cups crumbs from cin- dry ingredients. Fold into continue baking until top is we can be successful in 1985.” 32-save season, will make every Manager Dallas Green of the Cubs. . thge pumpkin mixture. Mix beating well after each addi­ Ralph Branca on behalf of Barber, who was at the bedside of his 8 of course, have been bred namon graham crackers thoroughly. Stir in walnuts. pumpkin mixture. Pour into brown and shiny. (This usually tion. Pour into prepared crust. sick wife in Florida. specifically for appearance and ■A cup melted butter prepared pan, smooth evenly takes about two hours.) Bake in a preheated 3.50-degree Inducted along with Barber were Don Dunphy and the late ease in carving, while the pie Vt cup granulated sugar Pour into pans, pushing mix­ and sprinkle nuts over top. oven 50 minutes. Graham McNamee, Bill Stern and Ted Husing. pumpkins have good, thick, V/t cups home-cooked or . ture into corners and along STORAGE OR O sweet meat for eating. But even sides. The batter should be Bake in a 375-degrce oven for Remove cake from oven, a J- canned unsweetened pumpkin Beard’s pumpkin soup • 1 ° slightly higher along the edges raise temperature to 400 de­ Mamby replaces Leroy Haley 6 . puree-of-jack o’lantern can ■A cup brown sugar 12 to 15 minutes, or until top 2 cups pumpkin puree SPACE PROBLEMS- than it is in the middle, to grees. Mix sour cream, remain­ make an appearance on the (A teaspoon salt springs back when lightly 1 chopped onion NEW YORK — Saoul Mamby was named to replace Leroy compensate for the crown pressed with fingertips. Cake ing t/4 cup sugar and vanilla. Thanksgiving table — you just Vi tieaspoon ginger 3 cups chicken stock Haley in Saturday’s WBC super lightweight title bout against WmitPAifl which rises during baking. should begin to pull away from Spread over filling and bake 8 I HAVE THE SOLUTION I won’t get as much flesh from 1 teaspoon cinnamon Vi teaspoon cinnamon champion Billy Costello. each pumpkin, and you’ll have sides of pan. minutes. '/• teaspoon ground cloves Bake 50 minutes, or until a 2 tablespoons minced ginger Mamby, a native of New York, is 37 and a former title holder. to season it more generously. Cool cake, in the pan, on a NEW LOCATION *'*•1 Offering low monthly rentals. I quart vanilla ice cream, loaf tests done when a metal root (see note below) The fight, which will take place in Costello’s home town of e * Pumpkins are handled as you softened While cake is baking, place a cake rack. Remove sides of pan Complete Collision Damage & Bodyworks Drive up to a private unit, lock it and skewer is inserted in the center. 'A teaspoon freshly ground and chill cake. Before serving, Kingston, N.Y., is scheduled for 12 rounds. would other winter squash. Whipped cream and chopped clean dish towel on counter and Foreign and Domeatic • Real Compatltlva Pricaa you keep the key. If moist particles cling to the black pepper garnish with border of whipped Haley backed out of the fight when he injured his hand. Make a puree, to use right away nuts for topping (optional) sprinkle with powdered sugar. Salt to taste ACaOENT DAMAGES a FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN Please send for, stop in, or call me. Sue, skewer, return loaf to the oven Remove cake from oven and cream, and-or almonds. CqN Manchester — 643-7604 for your F R E E handi space planner. John Henry to be entered John Tracy, Prop. NEW Y O R K — John Henry will race in the Breeder’s Cup after 0VE8 14 YU8S IS lUKSEtS r H i , '" ’ 649-6980 all. Sam Rubin, owner of thoroughbred racing’s all-time leading Mon-FrI 8 am-S:30pm t Sat 10-12 You can even bake you-know-what in the microwave money-winner, has changed his mind and will pay a supplemental fee of $400,000 to race his horse in the $2 million II 345 Main St. t i ? iim Minchiitsr, CT IRt. 83) [ ! FTi ri ri ri H There are many uses for pumpkin other than Turf Cup at Hollywood Park Nov. 10. iJi^’* « MA turn to get a head start on holiday meal preparation together and add to pumpkin mixture alternating FOR: Pumpkin Nut Bread after 1 minute. Cool, will find the frozen pumpkin pie to be a great idea. with milk. Fold in nuts. Auto radiator leaks, 5-7 Lbs. Bluefish, Washed 1 Ciove Gariic, iMinced In 3-quart bowl, mix brown sugar, ginger, This recipe combines the microwave and freezer 1 cup sugar Pour into a greased glass ring mold. Place a Budget plans service contract hose leaks, overheating, 1 cup mashed cooked pumpkin (fresh or nutmeg, cinnamon, salt, pumpkin, and bitters. billing inquiries and .ill of thr 1 Gup Fresh Parsley, Chopped 1 Cup Saiad Oii in a winning speed and convenience duo which glass pie plate in the oven upside down. Set mold thermostats, will be hard to beat. canned) on top. Cook, uncovered, at 70 percent power for many questions you may h.ivt* Place ice cream in medium bowl. Reduce power 1 Cup Bread Crumbs 1 VOTE for JACK THOMPSON 1/3 cup oil 10 minutes. Cook on high for 3 to 4 minutes. Cool about heating your home antl-lreeze changes, to 50 percent (M ed). Microwave 10 to 20 seconds that s the function of this ffiutuiiv^ Pumpkin Soup Vi cup buttermilk for 10 minutes. Serve warm with Cream Cheese cleaning and flusning 6 Oz. White Wine Cup Tomato Sauce 2 eggs or until softened. Stir. Fold into pumpkin team of person-to-person 2 cups fresh pumpkin cubes (1 inch) Sauce. We have found that most of 1 2/3 cups all purpose flour mixture. Add pecans. Fold in whipped topping. communicators All o’ us 4 cups chicken stock or canned broth (not have a need sometir^u* to our customers’ problems 1 teaspoon baking soda Pour into cooled pie shell. Freeze at least 6 hours Squeeze Fresh Lemon over Bluefish/ season with bouillon) Cream Cheese Sauce or overnight. Serves 6. find the answers to creilif or can be solved within this '/t cup heavy cream 3 rounded teaspoons pumpkin pie spice service that s why tf>is time frame. The problem salt and pepper, sprinkle breadcrumbs on bottom Vi teaspoon salt 1 8-ounce package cream cheese Allas Oil staff is at your Vt teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg part is removed, promptly Vi teaspoon salt 1 cup chopped nuts (walnuts are good) 3 tablespoons granulated sugar service Call on Georgette O f large baking pan. Placefish skin sldedown, mix Blend first 5 ingredienU in mixing bowl. Add all Vi teaspoon vanilla Riley Marilyn McKiernan Dash cayenne pepper repaired on our premises i Impossible Pumpkin Pie other Ingredients, pour over fish, bake for45 mins, Chopped fresh chive lor garnish remaining ingredienU but Vi cup of chopped nuU. V teaspoon candied orange peel, finely Alice Fairbanks Credit and reinstalled. Beat at medium speed 2 minutes. Grease a 6-cup chopped Manager Daniel Kurpaska In a 2-quart casserole, combine pumpkin and 1 13-ounce can evaporated milk Replacements are avail­ at 375°, uncover last 20 minutes. ring mold. Sprinkle Vi cup nuU into the mold, 3 tablespoons milk or Kann James they talk chicken stock. Microwave, covered, on high for 4 1 l$-ounce can pumpkin along with a sprinkling of pumpkin pie spice. In a glass bowl, heat cheese at 70 percent power to you as friends able from our distributor- minutes. Stir. Microwave at 70 percent power 2 eggs until very soft. (About 2‘A minutes). Blend in size inventory. Relax in (Med-High) for 4 minutes, or until pumpkin is Fill mold with mixture. Cook 15 minutes on Vi cup sugar atlis bantiM our waiting room, while Pull 4A FOR JACK THOMPSON tender. Let cool slightly. bake setting (70 percent power), turning if it sugar, vanilla and orange peel. Add milk until 2 tablespoons butter lu c a oil our knowledgeable speci­ f In a blender or food processor, puree the soup in appears to be cooking unevenly. It will be done smooth. Spoon over warm pudding or serve 2Vt teaspoons pumpkin pie spice vallaq coal when area around the ouUide begins to move separately. atlas all alists get you moving 2-cup batches until smooth. Return to 2-quart >A cup bisquick DEMOCRAT — STATE REP casserole. Microwave on high for 2 minutes. Add slightly away from dish. Allow to cool slightly I teaspoon vanilla before unmolding. Serves 6. Pumpkin Pie Grease 9tA-inch pie pan lightly. Combine all 414 Tolland street • East Hartford . 289-6435 649-45951 649-9683 cream, nutmeg, salt and cayenne. Microwave at 50 percent power (Med) tor 3 minutes, or until Vi cup butter or margarine ingredients in a blender for 30 seconds, or with 555 East Middle Tpke • Manchester • 249-8611 684-5853 | MODEIN MDIATOR WORKS MANCHESTER'S 13th DISTRICT heated through. Serve hot or refrigerate and Pumpkin Pudding IVi cups gingersnap crumbs electric mixer, beat for 2 minutes. Pour into 373 Main S t, Mancliaster, CT. greased pie pan. Microwave at 70 percent power serve chilled. Garnish with chopped chives or 6 tablespoons butter Vi cup packed brown sugar Fold for bv the CommIHee to El«ct John w. Thompson; Roger Negro, Treosuror (or 12 to 14 minutes. Test by putting a knife into pie additional nutmeg. Vt cup sugar Vi teaspoon ground ginger halfway between edge and center. ' ... ,. . . . -...u...... - - ______M — M ANCHESTER HER ALD , Wednesday, Oct. 31, 1984 M A N CH ESTER H ER A LD , WtHlnosday. Oct 31, 1984 - 15 Supermarket Shopper Births About Town Sauce adds zip to clams Grant, Daniel Joseph, son of Her coupon clipping eased On Nov. 25 the grange will visit the Coachlight Lynn W. and Nancy Bonneau Lodge meets Thursday Carolyn Lewis of French Road in Bolton Grant of Stafford Springs, was Dinner Theater in East Windsor to see. "Showboat." Friendship lx>dge 145 will meet Thursday in the Tickets are $17.45 per person. See Edith Schoell at is wild about the rich and spicy zuppa de born Oct. 15 at Hartford Hospital. Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. clams served at Marco Polo Restaurant on His maternal grandparents are 528-8015 for details and reservations. T o d a y ’s increase in apartment rent ’The master degree will be explained. Delta Chapter Burnside Avenue. Tve had it about five Normand and Olive Bonneau of 51, Royal Arch Masons, will be on hand. Wayne Andover. His paternal grand­ By Martin Sloane Wormstedt will preside. Diet group meets Wednesday times, it’s really excellent. ” says Lewis, a mother is Anne Willmen of East will break records. It look like more than 165 billion tax analyst at the Aetna Life & Casualty Co. S p ecia l Windsor. He has one brother. United Feature Syndicate will be distrubted and smart shoppers will receive The Fit and Slim diet class will meet Wednesday at 7 Bobby. 10, and three sisters, almost $2 billion in savings at supermarket checkout Peace group holds vigil p.m. in Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St. "The sauce is fantastic. It makes a good Nancy A Pappas Michelle, U, Tammy, 11. and DE AR M AR TIN : In May of this year the apartment counters. I am very happy that you are getting your Low-cal food preparation, nutrition and behavior appetizer, the way they sen e it. but if I had Sandy,8. building we live in was sold and the new owners share. Keep up the good work! The Peace and Justice Committee of the Manches­ modification are offered. ter Area Conference of Churches plans a peace vigil at the recipe for my home, I would serve it LaChapelle, Jamie Ashley, doubled our rent, You can imagine what this did to my Here is a tip from Shayla Kimpton of Plano, Texas,, Contact Wini Cunningham at 649-4467 for details. Memorial Chapel, Emanuel Lutheran Church. 60 with just a tossed salad and a big bottle of daughter of James and Doreen budget. Just about the same time most of the stores in that will be helpful to anyone looking for an' clam-c’ooking kettle, the clams (still in their my area announced they were ending double coupons. Church St., from 7 to 8 p.m. on Friday. wine,” said Lewis. DeLisle LaChapelle of 40 Avondale inexpensive way to file all those box tops and labels Hincks celebrate 50th shells). the tomatoes, peppers and salt. Bring toa Road, was born Oct. 18 at Man­ Thankfully the stores were nice enough to give a saved for manufacturers’ refund offers: All Manchester residents are welcome. Albert Barone, owner and chef at the full boil, add parsley and st'rve immediately. chester Memorial Hospital. Her one-week notice and I decided that I would make the " I ’ve discovered an inexpensive, yet decorative, Elaine Clark and family plan an open house for Mr. This quantity serves two or throe as an last few days of doubling help me pay the rent. First I restaurant, was pleased to comply with the maternal grandparents are Mr. way to store my collection of proofs of purchase. At Guild plans auction and Mrs. Harold A. Hincks on Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Manchester Herald’s request. appetizer. and Mrs. Walter DeLisle of 173 started making lists and more lists. I figured out all my local supermarket I obtained two covered orange at the Congregational Church, Vernon Center. Note: To serve this over linguine. double the the food and household products we would need for Doming St. Paternal grandparents boxes from the product departments. Some stores E A S T H A R TFO R D — The Blessed Sacrament Among guests expected to attend will be Lillian Zuppa de clams quantities of tomatoes and broth, then pour all are Mr. and Mrs. Henry LaCha­ several months (except meat, dairy products and charge a small fee for these boxes, but my store Ladies Guild of East Hartford plans an auction on Hincks of Manchester, the mother of Harold Hincks. over a third- to a half-pound of linguine. pelle of 54 Spruce St. She has a vegetables). I got out my coupon files and the usually tosses them out, so they were free. Monday at 8 p.m. following the guild's meeting at Mrs. Clark, the former Elaine Hincks, is the 2 2 dozen clams Baone says that, although this is a very messy brother, Corey, 2. newspaper ads and spent hours working on shopping "First, I take the top of the box and cut out one end Blessed Sacrement Church. Donations of lamps, couple’s only daughter. The Hincks have four 3 cloves garlic, chopped dish to eat, the clams will toughen if you remove VezsettI, Jennifer Lynn, daugh­ lists. I knew it wouldn’t be easy stockpiling all these panel. This allow the bottom section of the box to be dishes, books and vases are still needed. Call 568-3736 grandchildren: David, Cynthia C. McClairen, Jef­ ■/« cup vegetable oil them from their shells. ter of Ronnie J, and Andrea Fabian things in an apartment, but I would do it somehow, pulled out like a file drawer without having to take the for pickup. Members and guests are welcome. frey, and Stephen, and a great-granddaughter, Vi cup clam broth and I did. Vezzetti of Hebron, was born Oct. top section off. To make it easier to pull the bottom Jennifer McClairen. Mr. and Mrs. Hincks were W cup canned plum tomatoes, drained and To have your favorite restaurant dish included In 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Over the following months, I was able to pay my section out, I cut an oval opening at the end. Finally, I Open dance on agenda married Nov. 1 in Talcottville section of Vernon by the chopped Ibis weekly column, simply write a note telling us tal. Her maternal grandparents rent and still eat just as well as I had before. Before stack two converted box sections and cover them with Rev. Theodor Bachelor. Pinch hot pepper the name of your favorite dish at a local restaurant. my supply of double-coupon groceries were used up, I are Andrew and Ethel Fabian of decorative contact paper so they are joined together The Greater Hartford Chapter of Parents without Salt and pepper to taste We’ll contact the chef and ask for the recipe. found that two other stores only 10 minutes away had Franklin N.J. The paternal in a two-drawer file. One roll of paper usually will Partners plans an open dance on Friday at the Generous pinch fresh, chopp^ parsley Include your name, address, and a phone number grandparents are Ronnie and stalled double coupons. To me smart shopping is like cover two two-drawer stacks, and the cost is less than Knights of Columbus Hall in Newington. Music is by Barbershoppers win 6th place Scrub clams and place in an inch of water in a having a second job and getting the income tax-free! where you can be reached during the day. (Phone Liliian Vezzetti of Westtown, N.Y. $2. Similar file drawers bought in a store would cost “ Burgundy." Tickets may be obtained at the door for Manchester’s Barbershop Harmony Singers won a large, heavy kettle. Bring water to a full boil, Thank heaven for those little piece of paper! — numbers will not be printed.) Please concentrate She has a sister, Angelica, 3. much more. $5. The dance begins at 9 p.m. Proceeds benefit the 6th place ranking among more than 70 choruses in cover pot and steam clams only until the shells Barbara Gallicans, Port Chester, N.Y. on restaurants in the Manchester area. Address Andrew, Philip Dana, son of Shayla and other smart shoppers whose helpful tips children of members. New England and Canada Saturday. They were also pop open. Robert Dale and Gail Blevins appear in thiscolumnreceiveacopy of my book, "The named the area’s "most improved” chorus. Meanwhile, saute garlic in oil. When garlic is Inquiries to Today's Special, Manchester Herald, D E A R BARBARA: Rest easy. My industry sources Andrew of 35 Wales Road, An­ Guide To Coupons and Refunds." Write to me in care The contest in Worcester, Mass, was part of the fall browned, put in >/< cup broth drained from the P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. tell me that for the 15th straight year, coupons again Grange dinner is Sunday dover, was born Oct. 19 at of this newspaper. convention of the Society for the Preservation and Manchester Memorial Hospital. ■ ' I East O ntral Pomona No. 3 will meet at the Encouragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in His maternal grandparents are Glastonbury Grange, Masonic Hall in Glastonbury on America’s Northeastern District. Jackson keeps Mr. anmd Mrs. Thomas J. Blevins Clip ‘n’ file refunds hamburger rolls. Expires Nov. 30, 1984. Saturday at 5 p.m. Dinner will be served by the host The ranking is the highest the Manchester group of Chocorua, N.H. Paternal grand­ JE N O S Bagged Ravioli Coupon Offer. Receive grange at 6:30 p.m. with the program, “ Coffee, Tea has achieved in district competition. It’s highest kids in ciass parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dana H. a coupon for a free Jeno’s Bagged Ravioli, the 25- and Thee” to begin at 7:30 p.m. Vegetables, Starches, Fruits (File No. 4) previous finish was second place in 1979. Last year the Andrew of Palatka, Fla. or 50-count. Send the required refund form and Manchester and Good Will granges are asked to Clip out this file and keep it with similar chorus placed 10th in competition. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pub­ T R E S C H IC Niswander, Jeffry Mark, son of the Universal Product Code symbols from any bring items for the auction table. cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with The Manchester men, under the direction of James lic school officials in the nation’s J. Mark and Vicki Sielatycki three Jeno's Bagged Ravioli packages. East Central will visit New London County Pomona is pleased to beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting Curis of Windsor, sang. " I Found My Sweetheart capital are using the popularity Niswander of 88 Lyness St., was S & W Bean Bonanza $l-$3 Refund. Send the in Norwich. Sign ups for the bus at this meeting. Sally” and "M y Wild Irish Rose." born Oct. 21 at Manchester Mem­ the needed proofs of purchase while looking for required refund form and the following proofs of of superstar Michael Jackson to announce that the required. forms at the supermarket, in bolster their crusade against orial Hospital. His maternal purchase from S & W Brand Beans: five Lynn has joined grandparent is Mrs. John Siela­ newspapers and magazines, and when trading Universal Product Code symbols for a $1 coupon New England Recipes truancy. with friends. Offers may not be available in all tycki of Portage, Mich. Paternal for a refund on beef or produce: eight Universal In Monday’s ceremony at a our staff. grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive ■ Product Code symbols for a $1 coupon for a refund each refund. Southeast Washington junior Emerson Niswander of North on beef and a $1 coupon for a refund on produce, or high school. Mayor Marion Manchester, Ind. He has a sister, The following refund offers are worth $8.19. a $2 refund coupon on either beef or produce; 12 Saturdays & Evenings Anna Christine, 20 months. This week’s refund offers have a total value of Universal Product Code symbols for a $2 coupons Be a non>conformist with meals Barry presented Michael Jack- $19.29. This offer does not require a refund form: son jackets to 60 city school Colgan, Michael Ellis, son of Herald photo by Tarquinio for a refund on beef and a $1 refund coupon for PORTSMOUTH. N.H. (UPI) - Strawbery” will tell you that Vegetarians could use sesame George Edward and Jeanne Nye C.F. M U E L L E R CO., P.O. Box 4131, Young produce. Expires Dee. 31, 1984. students with perfect attendance America, MN 55399. Receive a coupon for a free Have you everdfpened your refrig­ Haller has taken his own advice oil in place of bacon grease, records. Colgan of Hebron, was born Oct. 19 A touch of fall Here’s a refund form to write for: A $1 refund erator to make dinner and ended and let his culinary imagination eggplant (or sliced tomatoes or TRES CHIC at Manchester Memorial Hospital. package of Pasta Shapes & Sauces. Send three and four SO-cent coupons. Healthfest ’84 Refund Crista Shapiro, manager of Caren Charles of Westfarms cooking directions from any flavor of Pasta up at the nearest restaurant run free. His proposals for dishes zuccini) in place of chicken and The jackets, along with 375 Lynn BEAUTY SALON His maternal grandparents are Certificate-Rules, P.O. Box 2280, Maple Plains, because all you found was a ham. a range from carrots cooked in chestnuts or grapes instead of Ellis and Dorothy Nye of South Mall, left, and Gwen Campbell of the Bolton Women’s Shapes tc Sauces. There is no expiration date on MN 55348. Send a self-addressed stamped rock music calendars, were this offer. sweet potato and a zucchini? Frangelico and coffee to hot mussles. 303 Center St. Manchester Glastonbury. Paternal grandpar­ Club, stand outside the Manchester Country Club in envelope. This offer expires Dec. 31. 1984. While awarded to children who have These offers require refund forms: In the world of James Haller, a mangoes stuffed with duck. four to 12 years of perfect ents are the late Mr. and Mrs. outfits they will model at the fashion show Nov. 8 at 7:30 waiting for the form, save two Universal Product self-proclaimed believer in the The variations illustrate 643-2483 C A M P B E LL’S Free Rolls Offer. Receive a attendance records as defined by George A. Colgan. He has a Code symbols from the following products: "anything-can-taste-good cause, ’ ’ Haller’s point: Recipes aren't brother, Edward Ellis, 13, and five p.m. at the country club. Campbell will be show refund up to $1 on hot dog or hamburger rolls. Flintstones, Flintstones Plus Iron, Flintstones Here is a typical Haller sacred — they can be shaped to any federal standards, the m ayor’s this is just another opportunity to “ proposal": sisters, Erin Elizabth, 11, Ryan commentator for the event which will feature club Send the required refund form and the front label With Extra C, Flintstones Complete. One-A-Day cook's tastes and inclinations. office said. panels from 10 Campbell’s Beans products (any create an extraordinary meal. Sweet and sour chicken breast Elaine, 3, Bonnie Lynn, 28, Pamela members and their husbands as models in clothes from Essential. One-A-Day Plus Iron, One-A-Day “ Instead of leting a particular Jeanne, 26, and Jacquelyn Ann, 25. size-variety), plus the price tag or printed symbol with mussels: Caren Charles and Formal Inn. There will be door prizes Maximum Formula, One-A-Day Plus Extra C array of ingredients dampen your ^DVERTlS?MfNT Phelps, Jonathan Cameron, son from any S-count pj^ckage of hot dog or and Stressgard. For six people, flatten three ADVERTISEME and refreshments. Proceeds benefit the club’s commun­ spirits and style, allow it to kindle good-sized brasts. halve them and of Glenn C. and Debra L. McCann your awareness of what could be." Phelps of 152 Oak St., was born Oct. ity projects. Tickets at $6.50 each are available from quickly brown them on both sides Haller counsels in "Another Blue in four tablespoons of bubbling 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Campbell at 649-2668. .Strawbery: More Brilliant Cook- tal. His maternal grandparents flUll bacon fat. Season with salt, black .ing Without Recipes.” pepper, garlic and chopped fresh are Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. ; Haller first ordered cooks to McCann of Dudley, Mass. Pater­ parsley. Add three cups of shelled ROAST BEEF DINNER •throw away the rules in 1976. when raw mussels, four tablespoons of nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 'he came out' with the original Raymond Phelps of Temple, Ariz. vinegar and the juice of one lemon “’Blue Strawbery Cookbook." and four to eight tablespoons of jOpkin, Justin Michael, son of SAT. NOV. 10TH named for his Portsmouth restau­ honey. Cover and simmerforthree Michael and Jean Mullen Zipkin of rant, which shares the unorthodox 81 Johnson Road, Bolton, was bom 5:00 O R 6:30 minutes. Serve with a wonderful ipelling. salad of liced tomatoes in gingered Oct. 16 at Manchester Memorial A glance into “ Another Blue lime juice. Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH ents are Donald and Marie Mullen 585 Center St. Manchester of Vernon. Paternal grandparents are Sam and Mildred Zipidn of 35 Adults *50° Children 12 & under >2” South St. RESERVATIONS NEEDED SET YOUR SIGHT ON Blain, Bethany Megan, daughter of George O. and Michele B. ______643-7549 or 646-8781 Caovette Blain, was born Oct. 16 at OPTICAL STYLE BAR Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Roland and Dawn S. Caovette of DR. ROBERT M. RAYBURN, OPTOMETRIST Halloweei> IVeats Plainville. Paternal grandparents are Donat J. Blain of Mansfield. ANNOUNCES Madden, Michael James, son of DR. ELLIOT R. ARDEN, OPTOMETRIST OF James Allen and Louise Mailhot EAST HARTFORD HAS JOINED HIM IN THE Madden of 1218 Main St., Coventry, DeLUXE was born Oct. 14 at Manchester GENERAL PRACTICE OF OPTOMETRY. Memorial Hospital. His maternal THIS ASSOCIATION WILL BE KNOWN AS THE grandparent is Isabelle Hayes of 30 MANCHESTER OPTOMETRIC GROUP Juniper Drive. Coventry. Paternal grandparents are John and Loyce WITH NEW OFFICES LOCATED IN THE Madden of 162 Lakeview Drive, WATKINS CENTRE PROFESSIONAL BLDG Coventry. 935 MAIN ST. (CORNER OF OAK ST.) K E CREAM— Somberg, David Ari, son of Neil Nathan and Jacqueline Ruth Baum Somberg of 142 Lamplighter TEL. 203-643-8593 Drive, was born Oct. 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is FREE!! PUBLIC NOTICE FREE!! Irene U. Baum of Westbury, N.Y. Paternal grandparents are Ma­ rilyn andf Milton Somberg of BLOOD PRESSURE Jericho, N. Y. He has a brother, Matthew Alan. 7. and a sister, CLINIC Jennifer Sarah, 4. Taken by a Rizza, Steven Michael, son of Frank and Janine Daigle Rizza of Registered Nurse ALL FLAVORS 130 Elizabeth Drive, was born Oct. ...*Vbu Pay Only $2.29 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ ATtUCCm raSMUCY and tal. His maternal grandparents PARNAOE HEAITH SHOPPE NO COUPON NECj^SARY! are Joseph and Anita Daigle of 39 Evan Picone lets you take care O’Leary Drive. His paternal TIME: EVERY THURSDAY 5 PM TO 9 PM grandparents are Lucian and Lena Co-«ponsor*d at a COMMUNITY SERVICE by: of business with style. Rizza of 812 Center St. He has a There’s “Something Special” sister, Angela, 3. LIGGETT-PARKADE PHARMACY PARKADE HEALTH & Matlhewson, James Carl, son of AT THE PARKAOE NUTRITION CENTER Evan Picone eyewear by Univis allows Kurt and Sheri Watts Matthewson a woman on the way up to express of 460 Woodbridge St., was bom .PARTY PLEASERS-^ Oct. 16 at Manchester Memorial the right image. And always look great. waiting for you at Super Stop & Shop Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ Ws Carry ALL Your HaKoween Needs! ents are Mr. and Mrs. Leland Morning, noon and night. From nine Watts of 470 Woodbridge St. to five and then some. Candlelight, a bottle of wine and turkey cutlets. They are ideal for sauteeing There are strip steaks, the tender marbled Paternal grandparents are Mr. PLAY JACKPOT CAjmY.^ SNACKS g CUXR Chateaubriand for two. An elegant, roman­ and quick meals. rib eye, porterhouse and tenderloin .steaks and Mrs. Ronald Matthewson of tic dinner that you can prepare this Rocky Hill, formerly of If stir-fry is your choice, but you tire of all Boneless and bone-in pork chops, lamb Manchester. SODA W KX CREAM^ ICE. EVAN-P/CONE EYEWEAR weekend — with help from the "Something that chopping, look for the specially- chops and delicately flavored veal chops Houghton, Donald Charles Jr., Special” section of Manchester’s Super marked packages of chicken, pork, beef, are also available by Univis Stop & Shop in the Parkade: son of Donald and Marsha Kaskela scallops and even shrimp — all cut into If Italian food is on the menu, try the Houghton of 1 Center Road. Cumberland farms ’ Cumberland farma’ Dinner for Two, is in fact, only one of the small chunks ... ready to be tossed into the storemade sausage, made of whole fresh Andover, was born Oct. 14 at BINGO wok. many specialized meat services offered in pork butts and flavored with natural herbs Manchester Memorial Hospital. 100% PURE the "Something-Special" section at Super If an elegant dinner party is in your plans and spices. Choose from hot, sweet, garlic His maternal grandparents are “ Something Special" will be able to help Tauno and Barbara Kaskela of 312 Stop & Shop. In addition to Chateaubriand, a and cheese varieties and even fresh EVERY DAY again. You’ll find superb roasts — boneless, Polish-style kielbasa. Wales Road, Andover. Paternal tender filet usually available only in center cut pork, a fancy sirloin tip roast, a grandparents are Carl and Carol exclusive restaurants, you’ll find veal, Tim id cooks can get personal help from Noughton of Pine Ridge Drive, A Trip For Two lamb and pork chops, beef patties and even rib eye roast, a pork tenderloin, and the the meat manager, who is always available Andover. 1 ^ savory storemade sausage — all in small spectacular crown roast of pork, ready to be to answer questions about portion sizes, Pasay, Erica Lynn, daughter of packages. "They’re perfect for singles, popped into the oven for a spectacular feast. cooking times or techniques He'll also be Thomas and Susan Griffin Pasay CROP’-, couples, anyone who doesn’t want to buy a For the truly discriminating taste, there’s a glad to take custom orders. An added of 48 Myrtle St., was bom Oct. 9 at • 763 or«d 191 Moin St.. Monchesler Hotel Rib cut — the same cut you’d get if Phone: 643-1191 or 643-1900 large-size package," says John Vemali, bonus; free recipes all throughout the meat Manchester Memorial Hospital. you ordered prime rib in an exclusive HALF 8 COUNT • Eostbreok Moll. Mansfield meat sales manager for Stop & Shop. section. Her maternal grandparents are HAWAII restaurant. GALLON 14 OZ. PKG. So, next time you’re in the mood for Shirley and Roy Griffin of South L Phone: 4S6-M 41 Most stores sell only one or two varieties If you like steaks and chops that are extra Windsor and Coventry. Paternal of thin-sliced cutlets. In the "Something something special, to celebrate a birthday, MSrfffN CONNBCVCUT S thick, try one of the "double thick" cuts. It grandparents Therese and Walter Page 2 an anniversary, a new job or just the end of IZADING fu ll SeitVICi OfTICIANSf Special" case you’ll find no fewer than five would be hard to find such an assortment of Pasay of South Windsor. Has a Items & Prices Effective thru Nov 4 We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities the week, visit the ’Something Special" types — beef, veal, chicken, pork and extra thick meat in any other supermarket. sister, ChrisUna Sue. 22 months. If You Forgot It...Cumberland’s Got It! meat counter at Super Stop & Shop 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Oct. 31, 19B4 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Pel 31, 1984 - 17 Some tips on safety keep Menus

Halloween fun for youths Senior citizens Friday: Filet of sole, whipped Tuesday: Macaroni and meat Monday: Hamburgers, potato potatoes, mushrooms, salad, sauce, Italian bread, crisp vegeta­ puffs, peas and carrots, vanill.i The following meals will be brownie. Ham sandwich, baked ble cup, pudding with topping. pudding. A crisp fall evening with the fews or hold parties for youngsters dress warmly. October evenings served at Mayfair Gardens and Wednesday: Baked chicken, but­ Tuesday: Salisbury steaks, scent of burning jack o'lanterns in apple, milk. as an alternative to trick or can be cold! Westhill Gardens, the week of Nov. tered noodles, broccoli, fruit bar. mashed potatoes with gravy, corn, the a ir ... a funny or scary costume treating. Check with your local • All face paints, glues, and 5 through 9 To Manchester resi­ Thursday: Minestrone soup, hot apple crisp, bread. in which to haunt the neighborhood police for information. glitters used should be non-toxic. dents who are 60 or older: Manchester schools ham and cheese sandwich, potato Wednesday: Hamburger pizza, for a few hours ... a bagful of sweet • No child should go trick or Beware of children’s allergic reac­ Monday: Sweet and sour pork, puffs, cookie and applesauce. salad, juice bars. goodies to savor at home for The following lunches will be treating alone. Make sure an adult tions to some of these products. steamed rice with parsley, wax Friday: Pizza day. Thursday: Grinders, chips, cole months afterwards ... these are the served in the Manchester public accompanies young children; • Do not allow children to wear beans, rye bread and mixed fruit. slaw, fruit. delights that children anticipate as schools the week of Nov. 5: older children should go in groups. costumes and accessories that Tuesday: Pineapple juice, beef Friday: Fish and cheese, rice Halloween night approaches. Coventry schools • Allow children to go trick or drag and could cause them to trip. patty with mushroom gravy, pilaf. green beans, chocolate cake, Parents, however, who are con­ Monday: Hot dog on a roll, treating early, but make sure they • Do not ailow children to carry mashed potatoes, broccoli au The following lunches will be rolls. cerned about the crimes that have potato puffs, buttered corn, milk, avoid the evening rush hour. sharp objects that could cause gratin, white bread, vanilla served in the Coventry elementary occurred around Halloween in the ice cream. Remember that it is harder for injury if fallen or stepped upon. pudding. schools the week of Nov. 5. past, may be cautious about letting Tuesday: Election Day. no RHAM High schools motorists to see clearly at twilight • Make sure all costumes and Wednesday: Tom ato soup, Monday: Sausage links with their children go out trick or school. than at any other time of day. accessories are flame-resistant. chicken-mushroom-rice casserole. gravy, whipped toatoes, peas, The following lunches will be treating. " I t ’s important to have a Wednesday: Cheese and peppe- • Set a curfew for your children • Make sure children have ade­ Oriental vegetables, whole wheat served at RHAm junior and senior positive approach. Halloween roni pizza, tossed salad, milk, rolls, applesauce. and be firm about it. quate vision and can breathe easily bread, applesauce-sweet potato Tuesday: Beefaroni, tossed high schools the week of Nov. 5. should be a fun time for children, chilled pears. • Give children specific neigh­ through masks. cake. Monday: Salisbury steak, and there's no reason why it can’t Thursday: Shells, meat sauce, salad, garlic bread, fruit. borhood boundaries within which Thursday: Breaded fish with be if parents take a little time to buttered green beans, bread and Wednesday: Homemadme ve­ whipped potatoes with gravy, they may trick or treat. creole sauce, mashed potatoes, plan carefully, and take some Treats butter, fruited jello. getable soup, meat and cheese corn, roll, sliced pears. • Remind children to walk on corn, rye bread, chilled plums. sandwich, lettuce and tomatoes, Tuesday: Hamburger on a roll, precautions," says William Bitho- • Warn children not to eat any Friday: Orange juice, tuna salad sidewalks and be cautious when Friday: Vegetable soup, chicken cookie. corn chips, mixed vegetable.s, ney. M.D., assistant in ambulatory treats before returning home. A on a roll, apple-celery salad, crossing streets. with rice, buttered spinach, wheat Thursday: Shepherd's pie, beef- fresh fruit. pediatrics at Children’s Hospital. filling dinner before going out peanut butter cookies. • Tell children to go only to bread, apple-pear coffeecake. corn-potato, roll, fruit cocktail. Wednesday: Homemade pizza, The following are some sugges­ helps. homes of neighbors they know and Friday: Pizza, tossed salad, green beans, applesauce. tions for keeping Halloween a safe • Throw away any treats that only to homes with an outside light Bolton schools assorated fruit. Thursday: Baked potato with and happy holiday for children: on. Meais on Wheeis are homemade or that have torn or toppings, garden salad, home­ unseated wrapping. The following lunches will be • Tell children to decline invita­ The follwing are the meals to be made roll: ieo cream cut. tions to enter homes. • All fruit should be washed and served in the Bolton Elementary Andover Elementary Jack O'lanterns served to Meals on Wheels clients Friday: Fruit juice, grilled • Warn children not to cut cut open to check for foreign schools the week of Nov. 5. the week of Nov. 5. The hot noon The following lunches will be cheese sandwich, minestrone through yards, empty lots, or objects before it is eaten. Any Monday: Orangejuice, chili dog. • Let your child scoop out the meal is listed first, and the cool served at Andover Elementary soup, hash brown patty, frosted deserted areas. suspicious treats or harmful ob­ baked beans, milk, make your own pumpkin and draw a face on it, but evening meal, second: School the week of Nov. 5. cake. jects should be reported to the local sundae. • Tell children to avoid neigh­ Monday: Roast beef with gravy, only an adult should do the actual police. carving. borhood dogs, which can become whipped potatoes, green beans, Herald photo by Tarquinio hostile when startled by otherwise • Parents are reminded that the • Likewise, only an adult should salad, pudding. Chicken salad familiar children in unfamiliar phone number for the Massachu­ light the candle in the pumpkin. sandwich, fresh grapes, milk, C om e' to the Polish fair costumes. setts Poison Information Center is These precautions will help your Tuesday: Veal with gravy, 232-2180 or toll-free 1-800-682-9211. Holding just a few of the crafts which wil p.m. Ladies of the parish will prepare children avoid cuts and burns. baked potato, carraots, salad, ® DOUBLE® Costumes cake. Turkey salad sandwich, be on sale at St. John's National Polish traditional Polish foods, such as kiel- What ‘rem’ means Trick or treating pears, milk. Catholic Church fair are, from left, basa and stuffed cabbage. There will Rem, meaning "roentgen equi­ Wednesday: Swedish meatballs, • Put strips of reflective tape on ©COUPONS® valent man," is a unit of radiation /gSirwiN o' "**** 'itmt II TB^ynM M eg >^df ■ Cecilia Ott, the Rev. Stanley Ott, and noodles, spinach, cottage cheese, VlTIHMtiCTj 61 O* IFlB ••••'t'BBd ppict in MCFl *4VTt»«B • ajso be a raffle, bake sale and Chtistmas the front and back of children’s S m Stores For Details. Steffie Berzenski. The fair is Friday from table. • Many communities impose measure used to describe the pudding. Eggsaladsandwich, fruit Halloween costumes to make them more amount of radiation in a given 6 to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to3 restrictions and cur- visible to drivers. and jello, milk. location, whether or not people are Thursday: Baked chicken with • Give children flashlights to present. Because one rem is carry, never candles. gravy, cranberry sauce, rice, relatively large, radiation levels zucchini, lettuce wedge, pudding. • Make sure costumes are often are described in millirem. Cinema roomy enough so that children can Tuna salad sandwich, fresh fruit, W E W ATCH Advice One rem equals 1,000 millirem. milk.

Hartford Term inator’ Clnan^ Cllv — The Gods Must Be — Swann In Love (R ) OUR P>s & Q>s 7:40, 9:50. --N ew York Erotic Film OKN'OMIV tops them all Some priests are entitled Festival with Female Trouble (R). — SwvfaM Under the Volcano (R) 7:30, 9:45. HOLLYWOOD (U PI) — "The LOW PRICES - HIGH QUALITY E> — The Adventures of Robin Hood 7:30 with Casablanca 9:30. Terminator,” a science fiction Look for our m oney saving circular In the mall East Hortford thriller starring Arnold Schwarze­ or pick one up at your local AftP store. to lipstick on the collar Eastwood Pub a Cinema — The HAPPT MfHIR B AIIY Karate Kid (PG ) 7:15. negger, debuted in first place at Poor Richard's Pub a Cinoma — The EtmiTAIliMINT the box office last weekend, with Super Coupon ) Super Ompon ) DEAR ABBY: Yesterday, while of this suffering, the survivor takes Karate Kid (PG ) 7:15, 9:30. in B m) loungB "Terror in the Aisles," a collage of A P -2 6 0 0 A P -2 6 0 1 walking down the street hand in Cinemas — A Soldier’s I the brunt." ,U horror movie clips, coming in a ENRICHED hand with my wife and two - Terror In U Y I M f l Herald photo by Tarquinio j REGULAR OR UNSALTEO the Aisles (R ) 1:45, 7:50, 9:45. — The lUNU 4VAIUIU close second. daughters, we noticed many hos­ D e a r Terminator ( R ) 1:30,7:45,9:50. — Body Just a sample Studio executives announced Pillsbury I Keebler^^ tile stares, and received nasty Earthquakes Double (R ) 1:45,7:30,9:50. — Firstborn AlWBWIIRBdRtlBIW i f 165 A(jams St. Fortiai ond iFm qM tt Monday that "The Terminator," iC (PG-13) 1 :M, 7:15, 9:30. - Thief of A ll Purpose iZ e sta comments from some of the people A b b y There are two scales used in Mindy LaRoeque of 38 Hyde St. samples a gingerbread which features a robot from the who passed by. - Teachers Manchester BtMrvRthMi A«tf)M I measuring earthquakes, the Rich­ (R ) 1:Z0, 7:M, 9:50. — Places In the man — one of many which will be sold this weekend at future sent to presenu day Los Flour Saltines Why? Because as a priest of an Heart (PG) 1, 7:20, 9:35. - AmeHcSS 646-4039 Abigail ter and the Mercalli. The Richter Dreamer (P G ) 1:15, 7:20, 9:40. Angeles to change the course of WHti Thit Coupon A '7.S0 PurchaM Limli Ono Coupon With Thii Coupon A '7.50 PurchaM Limit Ona Coupon the annual Church of the Assumption fair. Fair hours are P»rFamil)f Vftlltf Oct 2lth-No* 3rd, 1M4. Eastern Orthodox Church. I wear Van Buren scale, the more common, mea­ Manchester history by murdering a woman, i C l S O Par Family. Valid Oct Sllh-Nov 3rd. It M the traditional black suit and white sures the magnitude, or inherent UA Theaters East — The Little Saturday, 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Sunday, following 7:30 grossed $4.02 million for a spectac­ collar, but it is generally assumed Drummer Girl (R) 7, 9:35. — The < strength, of the earthquake. The Razor's Edge (PG-13) 7:05, 9:40. — COME CELEBRATE! a.m. mass to 1 p.m. Handmade items, a white elephant ular per screen average of $4,001. that I am a Roman Catholic priest ** •• Super Coupon ) Super Coupon Mercalli scale describes the inten­ ?15* 9^30” **’ °'^'*’ Broad Street (P G ) ova. table, quilt raffle, plant booth, baked goods and other "The audience really bought A P -2 6 0 2 A P -2 6 0 3 who has • strayed " and is flaunting fathers. sity or the degree that is felt in a I ■ Arnold as a villain." said Roger it publicly. 4 Mansfield 2nd ANNIVERSARY food will be sold. Gingerbread men, by the way, will be IN (ML OR WATER j ALL FLAVORS THE REV. FATHER given area. Every increase of 1 on ip Lewin, vice president of Orion Abby. you would be doing the Richter scale means the .. Trons-Lux College Twin — Star Trek personalized with children's names. Pictures, JOHN BARTKE, M: The Wrath of Khan ( PG ) 7 with Star Starkii^ ^ a h e s t approximately 1,500 married Or­ m nEQULAR MENU WILL BE ST. M ICHAEL ORTHODOX ground motion is 10 times greater. Trek III: In Search ot Soock (PG ) 9 4 thodox priests and thousands of Vernon , , Chunk Light ons 69 CHURCH, VAN NUYS, CA. r i V - » 1 | | d u f i i n q t h e e n t i r e I Ice on* Episcopalian priests in the United „ Cine 1 a 2 — Ghostbusters (PG ) 7, 6V^-oi. Eastern Orthodox m o n t h o f N O V E M B E R States a huge service if you would ?:II>. — The Karate Kid (P G ) 7:10,9:30. m Tuna cm I Cream ctn. DEAR FATHER BARTKE: inform your readers that not all churches West Hortford with Thia Coupon A *7.50 PurchaM. LImri On# Coupon With Thu Coupon A >7 50 PurchaM Limit Ona Coupon Thank you for a letter that is sure Pw Family Wild Oct. 2lth-Nov. 3rd. 1fA4. Par Family Wild Oct 2lth-No« 3rd. tfA priests are Roman Catholic, which Elm 1 a 2 — Ghostbusters (PG) 7, 4 to educate many, and I hope will 7:30. — The Karate Kid (P G ) 7, 9;30. aasM isa.4gsj!^" .®h, til .iwilUHtMUl} .TBnhHMlwlI -itfllL is the only church that forbids its still a gaggle of wagging tongues. The autonomous churches that The Movies — The Little Drummer priests to marry. constitute Eastern Orthodoxy are Girl (R ) 12:30, 3:30, 7, 9:30. — The Razor's Edge (PG-13), 12:15,3:15,7:10, ( ^ Super Coupon ) ^p_2-2 6 0 4 I I Super C4)upon~) ap-2 eos"! organized along mostly national CHILDREN’S MENU AVAILABLE As for the rest of us, we are 9:45. — Give Mv Regards to Broad lines. They recognize the patriarch Street (P G ) 12, 2:15, 4:25, 6:45, 9:05. CHILLED MARGARINE CONFIDENTIAL TO SUFFER­ I happily married husbands and of Constantinople (modern-day ING A TE RR IBLE LOSS IN Istanbul) as their leader. The Minute Maid ! M rs. Filberts VANCOUVER: My condolences, churches claim about 200 million I one sir. The philosopher Arnold Toyn­ Orange I Golden members. They include the Greek Thoughts bee put it this way: 'T h ere aretwo Orthodox Church, the Romanian Juice ' ctn. I Quarters^ parties to the suffering that death Orthodox Church and the Russian with ThU Coupon A *7.50 PurchaM. Limn Ona Coupon with ThU Coupon A *7.50 PurchaM Llrrtfl Ona Coupon inflicts, and in the apportionment Orthodox Church. PRE - XMAS Par Family Valid Oct 2Ath-No* 3rd. 1504. ParFamlly VilldOct 25th-Nov 3rd. 1554 A friend is a person to whom J one may share in common his Tm CVICS *n M C P g views intimately. Friendship MA^CHESTER ROTARY CLUB’S 19th ANNUAL WITH LACH S3 PURCHASE CHOOSE FROM OVER 50 VARIETIES then is the long lasting relation­ SUPLHB LLLGANTLY CHAFTU) Week 10 INCLUDES SALAD DRESSING ^ ship of a friend. 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M.A.NC’HESTEH HERALD. Wednesday (Vi .11 1984 - 19 a p t AIN EASY ' by Crooks A CoMlo UH, l a s t n i g h t w h e n Wednesday TV I A T T A C K E P SOO I , UH, WAG ON 6TILTGI TH E Y W ER E II 60 Bolton residents turn out for hearing on projects UH. H YDR A U LIC 6 : 0 0 P M (3y(8j l22)f30iNews f 8 : '40 Dynusty I In* ii;sium,ny 111 a siian ©t i l t © C.5J Three's Company ger upsiftb Alexis tii Cinemax and most members of the finance to the $860,000 Community Hall First Selectman Sandra Pierog Taking up a recent suggestion iMAXi Antonio Grimau. Cristina Alberto HAUFWAY HOME addition is expected to cost. The also had to take up a collection to 6 :3 0 P M C5D One Day at a Time TMC Movie Chennel ITMCI and school boards. project will knock him out of favor said that yearly increases in the from finance hoard memlH'r Ray­ [ESP N ] PKA Full Contact Karate addition will not be built unless a buy their own street sign, because (if) Barney Miller USA USA Network lUSAl (V ______The proposals are the subject of grant to cover 60 percent of the cost the town would not provide one, she with some people in town. "I'll value of taxable properly in town mond A, I'rsin. Preuss said (3Q) NBC News 10:00 PM CSjNews four referendum questions that is approved by the state education said. But the road crew once came probably be as popular as a skunk should help offset the cost of selectmen have also decided that (2$ Nightly Business Report dD (40) Arthur Hailey's Hotel A young will appear on the Bolton ballot on department next spring. by unexpectedly to plow her street at a lawn party," he said. . building. at least one selectman will be C l ) New s shoeshine boy plays cat-and-mouse with (IS) Jeffersons Nov. 6. They are the high school Former Manchester housing au­ and accidentally knocked over the But town resident Robert Camp­ Selectman Carl Preuss said appointed project manager to diJ MOVIE: ‘Bobby Deerfield' A car rac­ the staff in his determination to set up addition, renovating Community oversee the projects. (40) A B C N e w s ing superstar has hts emotions challenged shop in tlie hotel (60 min ) (Closed Cap- thority Chairman Pascal Mastran- sign. bell predicted that the completion architect Alan Wiedie. who has @1) Noticiero SIN by a terminally ill woman Al Pacino. tioned( Martho Kellor [C N N ] Showbiz Today (11) Independent N ew s (l8) Dr. Ger>e Scott [ESP N ] Mazda SportsLook (18) Dr. Gene Scott [M AX] MOVIE; Wonder of It All' A (2Q) MOVIE: 'High Plains Drifter' A mys (22) (30) St. Elsewhere Peter White lo­ terious stranger protects a corrupt town School roof architect backs his plan cougar battling a bear, penguins playing, cates his missing wife and children and against three vengeful gunmen Clint East- Joan Halloran comes back as Or Ausch and rare animals from every continent are ALLEY OOP Da«a Oraua filmed in this documentary 1973 Rated G wood, Verna Bloom. Mitch Regan 1973 lander s assistant (60 min ) By Sarah Passell roof to collapse. The firm told said after the meeting that Town the contract when their questions AGWAY (22) (30) H ighw ay to Heaven Conclusion (3Q) That's Hollywood BRRR! I'M SURE GLAD MR.CROCKER 'Herald Reporter Galliher the school walls would Attorney Samuel Teller has ruled about the repair plan remained 7 :0 0 P M (X) CBS News Jonathan and Mark face the difficult task of HEY, ITS START- ) YEAH...IT LOOKS I BOY, YOU WEREN'T ID Starsky and Hutch ^ V E M E T H I S C D A T f I ...... unanswered. ( 5 ) (31) M*A*S*H convincing an injured boy that life is mean INS T'SNOWf y LIKE WE'RE IN J KIDDING, JIM) I CAN have to be re-inforced to meet state the town may accept either of the ingful. (60 min ) [CN N ] Evening News TOR IT) ' HARDLY------SEE WHERE ; BOLTON — The architect who education department standards two remaining bids. FRESH C£) ABC News At the meeting with town offi­ o V O WE'RE g o i n g / . 'designed a plan to repair the The Board of Selectmen will d } Dallas (24) (97) Uve from the Met La Forza del (HBO) MOVIE: The Entity' When a for the amount of insulation cials earlier this month Galliher Destino ' The cast for this Verdi opera in­ woman is repeatedly ravaged by a violent, iBolton Center School roof said Galliher calls for in his repair plan. await a recommendation from the said he did not like the last-minute (II) Jeffersons cludes Leontyne Price. Isola Jones and Loo invisible spirit, she turns to parapsycholo­ .’’Tuesday that he'll stand by his Public Building Commission be­ gists for help Barbara Hershey, Ron Silver "The Kahn and Bayer letter revisions he made in the repair CITRUS Cil) Dr. Gene Scott Nucci (3hr , 30 min ) 1982 Rated R original proposal, despite an engi- states their considered opinion fore deciding who will get the plans after Kahn and Bayer's (2$ Star Trek (3$) MOVIE: 'The War of the Worlds'An 'heer's conclusion that it violates only," Galliher said in a prepared contract. The board must also ask (22) Wheel of Fortune unexpected and surprising event saves the [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Tough Enough' A sin state standards. assessment. But he advertised for world from an invasion by Mars Gene gor enters a tough man' contest and is statement released Tuesday. "We the Board of Finance to approp­ construction bids on both the SALE (24) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour drawn into a series of brutal boxing Barry Ann Robinson, Les Tremayne • Simsbury architect Roger Galli- understand and respect their opin­ riate money for the project. original plans and the revised The smart way to save on Ihe freshest, siin rliiened citrus fruit (20) (40) Family Feud 1953 matches that endanger his musical career, her of the firm Galliher, Schoe- ion but do not agree with it.” Premier Roofing Co. of West marriage and life Dennis Quaid, Warren plans and submitted a bill for Nnw you can Iniv in inont'y < asr lots lUiit li.tv plnitv Ifi'sii d D Leonela (41) M u y Especial ;nhardt and Baler told the Board of Haven and F.J. Dahill of New Oates. Charlene Watkins 1983 Rated PG , *D THE LOADED WAGON, ALLEYOOR JAMES He told the selectmen that his nearly $1,000 for the work he put Inni on haiul for Lim ilv or Int'iuls All (nut is (rri- to |H>rlri lion ui (81) M O V IE : 'M a gic' A ventriloquist finds It ) Nightly Business Report [U S A ] Cover Story HOWPEN AND THE T\M3 CHINESE SLOWLY WORK 'Selectmen at a special meeting firm has used similar plans on Haven agreed to hold their bids into the revisions. th f w«um southern siinshiiu* 'Hien pi« k(‘d pat ked .iiid rushed lo \oii toi If ) Diff'rent Strokes that his dummy has a mind of its own An I THEIR WAY UP THE TRAIL INTO THE SIERRAS. '.Tuesday that he disagrees with the other buildings with good results. open for another month. Premier's w in te iim u * (‘iifo v u ie itl Ihony Hopkins. Ann Margret. Burgess 1 0 :1 5 P M IM AXI MOVIE: National S iu i uleiil eating oraiigt's (N'rU*i't ftir snat king sweel |im e oiang' s [C N N ] Moneyline engineer's assessment. Galliher's decision to buck the bid exceeds $70,000. Dahill's tops Alter the meeting Iw'o weeks ago Meredith 1978 Lampoon's Vacation' While driving hursting with llavor |>mk or golrk'ii gra|H*lniil All graded I s '1 ' [ESPN ] SportsCenter cross country to giant Wally World, the Galliher last summer asked the Kahn and Bayer assessment did $ 100, 000. Galliher asked for and got two [CN N ] Prime News TH E BORN LOSER «>by Art Sanaom So goiMl, it's actually guaranteed [U SA ] Radio 1990 Griswold clan detours into a series of Manchester engineering firm of not come until after the lowest bid, Galliher last summer ac­ weeks to come up with plans that [HBO] MOVIE: 'Deadly Blessing' A screwball sidetrips Chevy Chase, Beverly meet state standards and satisfy All Ag\sav fresh friiil etimeN a enslomer satislai lion gu.u.tniee If toi ,ui\ yoUng woman finds trouble when she mar Kahn and Bayer to review his 1982 from the Manchester-based Line quiesced to the engineer's conclu­ reason vonr order is iinacceptahle insi retiun i( wittim J-1 hours lot .1 fu ll 7 :3 0 P M d J PM Magazine DeAngelo. Christie Brinkley 1983 Rated ries into a strict religious sect Maren Jen plans to fix the leaky north and Corp., expired. The bids were sions. He did not change his mind his idea of a good roof. But he said rt'fiind ol (h«‘ piin tias«' pru «‘ C5D All In the Family sen. Ernest Borgnine Rated R T p Tuesday that he has since re­ south wings of the school roof. guaranteed for 30 days, and only until town officials grilled him at a Slop by Aooii, onlern miisl 1 0 : 3 0 P M (11) N ew s CE) Wheel of Fortune [ m a x ] MOVIE: 'The Wiz' A shy school Kahn and Bayer told Galliher his two of the three bidders agreed to meeting in Bolton two weeks ago viewed the original 1982 plans in be received by; No%. 3rd (20) Tw ilig h t Zone (IJ) Independent News teacher takes an amazing journey to a plans called for so much insulation hold their bids open another 30 about the plans and the bids relation to state load-bearing For pick up oil; (N«». 21x1 graffiti-decorated urban jungle called Oz (38) O dd Couple (22) M - A 'S - H Michael Jackson. Diana Ross. Richard that snow falling on the roof days. received for the project. standards and the plans seem (41) 2 4 Horas $0) Entertainment Tonight Pryor 1978 Rated G wouldn't melt and could cause the First Sel€K?tman Sandra Pierog Town officials delayed awarding within those standards to him. [U S A ] Seeing Stars (3d) Barney Miller I T M C ] M O V IE: 'M onsignor' An ambi dO) People's Court nous j)riest employs controversial meth 1 1 :00 P M c?) CC (22 i (Jd) (40J Newa ods in his rise to power in the Vatican G D Taxi §t) Wild World of Animals Christopher Reeve, Genevieve Bujold Manning to seek GOP backing for school seat ®1) One Day at a Time 1982 Rated R [9 ) Phil Silvers [C N N ] Crossfire (U S A ] USA's Crimebusters (11) O dd Couple BOLTON — Bolton Republican three vacancies. The three candi­ Parsons made against the Board of Manning said he considers Mar­ [ESP N ] NFL's Greatest Moments High (18y Or. Gene Scott Thomas Manning said Tuesday dates with the highest number of Finance during school budget shall the least vulnerable of the lights of the 1979 Oakland Raid(*rs and the 8 : 3 0 P M ( 3 ] Dreams Phil turns his life '20) Honeymooners ! night that he will seek his party's votes will win seats. Candidates do 1983 Buffalo Bills (60 mm ) around and the band members s lives up discussions last spring. three board members. ;38' M - A 'S ’ H not run for specific seats. side down when fie decides to leave the endorsement for a seat on the [H B O ] Not Necessarily Television Thu (61j Gong Show Board of Ekiucation when three Manning said Parsons has gone NNTN team takes a satirical look at tulovi b.ind and go to computer school FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavas sion s new fall T V season, including the (5j PM Magazine [C N N ] Moneyline seats on the board come up for against the prevailing opinion stars, the shows and the networks C D In Search of... [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments NFL ;election next spring. among members of the Republican Clearance Fabrics Symfunny Town Committee on several major [U SA] Dragnet [ESP N ] Super Bouts of the 80's Aaron I C A t l ' T H P L p NOTICING [U SA ] Make Me Laugh Manning said he has targeted issues in recent years. He cited a 8 :0 0 P M (d) Charles in Charge Buddy Pryor vs Alexis Arguello (Miami, Novem ber, 1982) (60 m in ). Republican Michael- Parsons as school board vote, later rescinded, ^1.00/yard IS having an identity crisis and it's up to 1 1 :1 5 P M (41) Reporter 41 Charles to help him out T H A T T H E Y n 6 V ^ S I V P the weakest of the three incu- 9:00 PM CD m o v i e : sw ee t to contribute $5,000 to Superintend­ ^ PM Three's Company Rituals Revenge' A respected Army officer holds ;ments. The others up for re- ent Raymond Allen's estate after Many fine fabrics at C53 Charlie's Angels C£) (4 ^ Fall Guy Colt. Howie and Jody are a dark secret that torments the beautiful A N02FL Pj^ize FOP election replace are board Chair­ Allen's death in early 1983. Man­ discounted prices. joined by some special people while they wife of a junior officer Savannah Smith, G3 ABC News man James H. Marshall, also a ning claimed Parsons defended the bUCKUNb A4WAY are filming a horror classic on Halloween Kevin Dobson. Alec Baldwin 1984 (JD Burns 8< Allen C o L O p i N G . Republican, and David Fernald, a contribution even after other town night (60 min ) C5) Merv Griffin 540 New State Rd. Manchester (11) Honeymooners Democrat appointed last fall after Republicans criticized it. 222 McKEE STREET PUBLIC WELCOME 643-5123 SO) Leave It to Beaver the resignation of Carol Levesque. Manning also said he thinks MANCHESTER TUES WED FBI 9 am-5 pm (22) (30) Tonight S how Host Joan Rivers' 10-31 Each party will be allowed to Parsons offended party leaders "li-iA v e © 643-0359 THURS 9 am-Bpm SAT 9 am-3pm answers your noenfs guests are Joan Collins. Howie Mandel. endorse two candidates for the with public comments he said Vincent Price and Elvira (60 min ) AG W AYi (38) Anything for M oney (40) Nightline WINTNROP <^>by Dick Cavalli SWEET REVENGE (41) Pelicula: 'El M onte De Las Brujas' (57) N e w s ------Helen Hunt (I.) and Kevin THERE ARE TEN /AOy/ANTA(5ES SURE... ADVANMeE NUMBER (81) M O V IE : Lilli Marlene' A lovely T O B e / N S A M E M B E R O F Dobson star in "Sweet French girl is forced by the Nazis to broad f N A M E \ ONE, ADVANTASe NUMBER m troducinq THE FRIENDSHIP CLUB. Revenge." a story about a cast propaganda to British troops during 1 THEM.) TWO, APVANTASE NUAABER respected Army officer with a World War II Hugh McDermott Lisa Oan- ' ------^ > lely, Stanley Baker 1951 t h r e e ... hidden past, to air WEDNES­ [C N N ] Sports Tonight DAY, OCT. 31 on CBS. / the. Budqet Gourmet [ESPN ] SportsCenter CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME [U SA ] Radio 1990 1 2 .0 0 A M CD Magnum. P I entrees. Sirloin tips u/ith (3D Rockford Files (JD Hawaii Five-O Cl1) Star Trek — M M Country Sti/lt V&jetobles e*M«k«>«A Ms (18) Dr. Gene Scott C C2P) MOVIE: 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' A horrible personality emerges when a doc­ LirtQuiniu/ffh octu shrimp cmcH tor experiments with separating the good and evil in himself. Spencer Tracy. Ingrid Bergman, Lana Turner 1941. Astr€fgraph Clams Morincira, Chicks and Twilight Zone Silver Anniversary Crossword Special (4Q) Charlie's Angels BAQITTAIIIUB (Nov. 23-Ooc. 21) Oo not document. You might want to alter the (9^ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour hesitate to discuss your problems with ACROSS 7 Knowledge Answer to Previous Puzzle terms. 6 Caucasian [CN N ] Newsnight trusted confidants today. They may be \ < % u r QEMMI (Mey 21-June 20) Goats aren't 1 Toolbox 9 Bundles of u 1 S u R A [ESPN ] Mazda SportsLook able to offer twists that have escaped your notice. apt to be attended to today if you lack 4 Martini hides [HBO] MOVIE: 'Educating Rita' M i R G N E E M ' ^ r t h d a y persistence and tenacity. Don’t give up II ingredient [Closed Captioned] A tutor guides a CAPRICORN (Ooc. 22-Jan. II) Put Ihe 10 Cross you fail on your initial afforl. 9 Relatives A L S 0 working class woman to the path of self- other wonderful things that life has to inscription CANCER (June 21-July 22) Someone 12 Those in office K E T discovery and intellectual enlightenment offer above your material desires today. 11 Negatives Y you are especially fond of might do TorktyA La Kinq with Kict, 13 Arabian prince Michael Came. Julie Wallers. 1983 Rated Nov. , 19M Don't place stock in Items that collect 19 Speed measure 1 something that displeases you today Be 14 Actress Claire _L rust or dust. (abbr) forgiving instead ot making a big deal 15 Spy group E R 1 E [ m a x ] MOVIE: '10 to Midnight' A ve­ AOUARHIB (Jan. 20-Fob. IB) A situation M o co ro n i 21 Domestic Your influence over peers will be greatly about it. (abbr.) 0 0 E R u T S teran cop teams up with a rookie to catch a that thus far has shown indications of animal psychopathic killer Charles Bronson, A n ­ enhanced this coiblng year. It Is likely you LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) One who has your 16 Female goat S being unprofitable could take a turn for Pfxzaioia, Chicken 23 Sixties radical 0 N G N E P drew Stevens, Lisa Eilbacher. Rated R will be selected or elected to hold an oar often influences you more than he 17 Snoop the better today. Don’t write it off yet. (si) s L 1 N IM T^ E R Y [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Richard Pryor Here and important post in a prominent organiza­ PI8CEB (Fob. 20 March 20) Early in the should. Take what is told to you today with fkitucinhSufot 18 Fate 24 Settle tion. A ol Now' [Closed Captioned) Filmed in New day there may be some frustrations in ^ h a grain ol salt, then Judge for your- 20 Accented part 25 Young lady (F r. Orleans. Richard Pryor once again pokes emoi Sour Chicken of a verse B E A R your alfalrs but they'll be manageable. abbr) 0 U E fun at anything and everything 1983 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You have a 22 Thickness Rated R Later, in the afternoon, you'll be back on VIROO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) If you have an **fithfSci^'eken 26 Court hearing Y A L L E s S marvelous faculty today for taking over course. 24 Genetic arrangement with another that is not K andC outm yStfit 27 Volunteer State [U S A ] Seeing Stars and managing difficult situations loo E S T E u S S ARIE8 (March 21-April It) Instead ol working out to your satisfaction, try to material (abbr) (abbr) hard for others to handle. Your gift can V t o a h b k a S T A 1 2 :3 0 A M (J) Starsky and Hutch Jumping to conclusions today, lake time make an adjustment today. Conditions 25 Insect 29 Baking F R A ^ put to good uses. Major changes are (i® It Takes a Thief to colleci all the facts. A situation that can be Improved. m tJhna.C lm st 28 "I lik e ____ " chamber in store (or Scorpios in Ihe coming year. looks shaky to begin with may be basi­ (8apL 2S^>cL 23) A social activity 30 Current fashion 31 Sooner State 2 French com 53 Similar ®0) Late N ight w ith D avid Letterman T o ­ Send for your predictions today. Mall $1 cally stable. M M b e J ta 34 Caustic night's guest IS Pee Wee Herman (60 that you attend today could turn out to (abbr) 1 Southern 54 Venetian resort to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio City TAURUS (April 20-«tey 20) Take time to axK substance min ) be more than )ust a pleasant way to while 32 Place a phone neighbor (abbr.) 55 Government Station. New York. NY 10019. Be sure to study agreements thoroughly today 35 Classic stories [ESP N ] ESPN's Horse Racing Weekly state your zodiac sign. away time. 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When he is competing ( oupnngoodfxUy suHxiem product ♦9 431085 the right approach at rubber bridge. muse be availiblr 63 Furious dD Despedida at rubber bridge or in a team-of-four on dir product .tH E i 64 Actress Lupino 38 39 SO U TH What should you do if you’re playing Vbtd where pro 40 [CN N ] News Wrap-Up event, making the contract is the indKztrd Lunx 65 Curvy letter 4 K J 9 the hand at tournament bridge^ Usu only onr coupon hibned taxed or thing, and overtricks can go you know restrKted Ciash 66 Mansard s 41 43 [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Alone In the Dark' A »753 pri puicKav psychiatrist's family is besieged by a psy­ ally at dupUcate you Uke unusual value l/IO* please extension ♦ K942 where. But if he’s playing duplicate REIAllLR chotic group of mental patients during a safety pUys only U you are in a dou­ matJro The A il 67 Negative prefix 4AQ2 bridge, a careful safety play may get will pay face vakir ciiywide blackout Jack Palance. 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Declar­ 3 Russian an asylum escapee and becomes involved same views you maintain? emperor Pass Pass Pass er won the opening lead with the Jack 65 67 in murder and intrigue Ralph Meeker. A l­ 4 Mercenary bert Oekker. Cloris Leachman 1955 of spades, played a spade to the ace, and then play^ the ace and queen of 20t ITbDD SQDE57 5 Medical suffix C£) Joe Franklin Show Opening lead: 44 Little rules of life: Never step on 20< 6 Lair clubs. Down he went. like the Titanic! < 1B84 by NEA Inc 31 (TD Space: 1999 the fingers of whoever’! bolding the The way to guarantee the contract is corporate Udder for you. •t(l - MANCHKSTKK HKKAl.l), Wt'drirsd^iy, Pel 31. 19H4 MANC'HESTKH UKHAI.I), Wodnosdny. O il 31, 1984 — 21

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I # ^ * **lRm Can’t Ck> WrangT* y ^ 'Vi “Just look! Brawny paper tow ^ at You can’t go wrong!” j Tony Vltiello East Hartford Herald photos by Tarquinio “Edwards has one of the biggest Developer Warren E. Howland (standing, right) tells a and Oak streets into 50,000 square feet of office space. group of about 15 people Tuesday that rentals and sales With Howland at the formal opening of the building were hulk food selections I’ve ever at the Watkins Centre office building are going better (from left) architect Robert Dawson, tenant Dr. Arthur P. than expected. Howland joined forces with Lloyd and Freedman, town Director of Planning Mark Pellegrini seen and the checkouts are so much Earle Wilson to turn the former furniture store at Main and Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg. faster now that they use scanners. Watkins reopens as offices Bv Kafhv Garmus Howland said. and several attorneys. curved walls, was the showcase of Herald Reporter About 30 percent of the space in The condominium space was the tour, which followed remarks the two connected buildings in­ sold at $65 per square foot while the by several town officials, tenants When the Watkins Brothers volved in the project has been rented space starts at $75 per and others involved in the project. furniture store closed in 1981 after leased or sold, according to the square foot, Howland has said. The other speakers included more than a century in business, partners. Tenants who opened their doors Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg, Manchester stood to lose a 60-year- Although Howland and the Wil­ to the curious that toured the Director of Planning Mark Pelle­ old building that had become a sons originally planned to make building said they were quite grini, and architect Robert Daw­ Main Street landmark. the entire space office condomini­ happy in their new homes. son of Hartford. But three developers had other ums, they decided to keep only the ‘ "This is a special huilding," ideas. rear building and third floor of the Arthur P. Freedman, a dentist Weinberg told the group. "M an­ Their plans were realized Tues­ front building as condominiums, who opened an office in the rear chester is bright with a sense of day morning when the Watkins he said. The rest will be leased, he building, told the group the loca­ history," Centre office building at Main and said. tion was perfect. Patients, he said, Weinberg and Pellegrini said Oak streets opened to the public. “ feel like they’re coming home,” that Manchester is becoming an “ We think there’s a great future Howland said the Metropolitan Howland said Freedman de­ attractive place fur businesses here and for Main Street,” Warren Life Insurance Co. is scheduled to served an award. Because the rear because of its sense of community E. Howland, one of the partners in move into about 2,000 square feet of building required extensive struc­ and developments such as the The centerpiece of the newly renovated Watkins Centre the project, told about 15 people space on the first floor by Dee. 1. tural modifications, Freedman’s conversion of Cheney mill build­ office building is a 360-square-foot lobby off Main Street. who attended the opening. The rest of the front building office had to be built around a ings into housing and the widening Howland joined with Lloyd Wil­ probably will not be completed number of columns, he said. of Interstate 86. On each side of the lobby are three brick arches with son and Earle Wilson in the until next summer, according to "When we first showed Arthur "The demand for retail services, smoked mirrors in the center one. A second floor estimated $3.2 million project to Lloyd Wilson. this space, thank God for his professional services, will follow," balcony overlooks the lobby. convert the building into 50,000 Other tenants include insurance imagination. He said. That’s Pellegrini said. square feet of office space. and investment planners, a real perfect,’’’ Howland said. Dawson said the front of the “ Our idea has come to fruit estate appraiser, doctors, dentists, Freedman’s office, a collection building, where the furniture busi­ much better than we anticipated.“ optometrists, a psychotherapist of 13 oddly shaped rooms and ness was located, was in good shape and posed little problems for the contractor. But the rear, or annex, had to be shored up PLAY JACKPOT Probe clears Seabrook owner structurally, he said. The centerpiece of the renovated CONCORD, N.H. (D PI) — The referred to the state Supreme “ It’s disheartening that some­ building is a 360-square-foot lobby Attorney General’s Office said it Court as "public enemy number one blew them (the comments) out surrounded by two brick arches found no evidence of perjury in its one.” Hildreth made the remark of proportion to make them appear containing smoked mirrors, A investigation of statements by the after an adverse ruling involving like they wanted them to appear,” large gold chandelier hangs from chief financial consultant for the Public Service Co. of New Hamp­ Hildreth said. the second floor. lead owner of the Seabrook nuclear BINGO shire, the lead Seabrook owner. Hildreth had no comment on Part of the second floor was plant. Hildreth authored the Newbrook what impact the controversy removed to . make a balcony Robert Hildreth said Tuesday financial plan to restore solvency might have on his future dealings overlooking the lobby. from his Merrill Lynch office in EVERY DAY to the utility and to continue work with state regulators or the courts. The ten arched windows that New York he was pleased he would on Seabrook’s first reactor. In The negative comments about were the trademark of the three- not be subjected to further investi­ testimony before the Public Utili­ the state Supreme Court reflected story building were retained. Win A Trip For Two gation. He maintained that the ties Commission, Hildreth had potential investors’ views rather Watkins Brothers was founded in comments that prompted the re­ urged speedy approval of a $425 than his own, Hildreth said. 1874 when Clarence G. and F. view have been “ blown out of million financial rescue package. The state Supreme Court has Ernest Watkins started the Wat­ proportion” and misinterpreted. The $425 million deal has yet to scheduled oral arguments for Nov. kins Brothers Funeral Service. “ We have conducted such a be closed, well beyond the dead­ 19 to hear the latest appeal of the They got into the furniture busi­ review and our conclusion is that lines stated by Hildreth to $425 million financing. ness in 1876 when they bought out t. HAWAII no further action is warranted at commissioners. the furniture department of the this time,” Assistant Attorney Mohl said he reviewed all of Cheney Silk Mills company store. General Bruce Mohl said Tuesday. Hildreth’s sworn testimony before Ecology is the study of the Watkins Brothers moved to the See Page 2 The review followed a statement the PUC as well as his recent relationship between organisms building at Main and Oak streets in by Hildreth last week in which he public statements. and their surroundings. 1920. Classified... K l n r i r e s Business Opportunities 22 Store/Ottice Space Household Goods 643-2711 Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property AAisc (or Sole R a t e s For advertisements to 1,‘e Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info. 24 AAisc. tor Rent Home and Garden AAinimum Charge: published AAondov, the deiii) % * N K - «■ ^ Personals...... 02 Instruction 25 Wonted to Rent line IS 2 30 p m on Friday i, ‘ ^ ^ Pels S3.00 (or one day x\- Announcements...... 03 Roommates Wanted ' •.■'v's >!► AAusicol Items Per W ord; Real Estate Recreational items I 2 dovs 20C Read Your Ad Antiques 3 5 days i8C c ; ; , Homes for Sole 31 S e r V I C e S Tog Soles 6 days 16C Classitied odvertisemenis M a n o lM s ta r ore taken by telephone os a B o lto n • laanCiai condominiums 32 Services Offered Wonted to Duv 26 drjys 1 2C Cast c on yc'nience Tkonsands of your neighbors are Edw anis Morfgages 11. Lofs/Land for Sole 33 Pointing/Popering Happy Ads: lartford fcxxl warehouse The AAonctiester Herold is Personal L o o n s '.'\7 Investment Property 34 Bu ilding/Controcting 53 $3 00 per column iiuti Insurance . . 13 Business Property 35 Rooting/Siding rr'SOunsible only tor one iiu or discovering what Edwards can Wanted to Borrow . . 14 Resort Property 36 Heating,-Plumbing A u t o m o t i v e D e a d l i n e s rert insertion and then oriiy Flooring Cors Trucks tor Sole tor the size ol the originoi For classified odvertise AAotorcycles Bicycles inser tion ments to be published Tues do fo r them Employment Rentals Services Wanted Rec Vehicles E rro rs w hich do not lessen day through Saturday, the Auto Services the value of the odvertisement & Education SmlntsTRent 4^^ For Solo deadline is noon on the doy Autos tor Rent Lease will not be corrected bv on Go Ahead! Compare Edwards low rock-hottom prices before publication Help Wanted 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holidoy/Seosonal 61 AAisc Automotive additional insertion to what other supermarkets are charging you! Lots of SILVER LANE your neighbors have done comparison shopping tests Notices PERSONALS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED on all the items on their shopping lists and are HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED COMPATIBLES DAT­ saving up to Vs on their entire food bill. Prove it to BABYSITTER — Second BOOKKEEPER — Port ING and Counseling Ser­ RN MATURE, RELIABLE I LOST AND FOUND vice. 242-5296. See our ad COLLECTION. MANAGER shift. 9 year old boy. time mornings. Expe­ 11-7 Part time position Manchester home. Coll rienced only. Apply: PERSON to do customer yourself! Shop Edwards. W ith rock-bottom prices on In Hartford Courant’s available. Options; Statf For on« ol Nr* enolontf# 647-7806 after lOom. Free Spirit Cole, 341 Kel- satisfaction telephone LOST — Gold diamond Northeast Magazine. 242- with benefits at $a.65/hr. iaroost credit coircctlon PART TIME INSER­ follow up work. Hours: 5 ring, sometime between 5296. plus $1/hr. differential or agonclas. Som* oipcrtoneo Jey Rood, Vernon. TERS NEEDED — Must every item in every aisle, nobody can save you more required. Appdcanl muel be to 8pm, 2 nights per week. October 13th and 18th. Per DIam at $10.65/hr. EARN EXTRA $$$ be over 18 years old. Coll Excellent pay. Coll Steve plus $1/hr. dlllerentlal. bondablo. Eieellent oppw- TYPIST/RECEPTION- Reward. Sentimental tunlty lor ambWooe Indl- 647-9946, 9om to 5pm, ask Carter, Carter Chevrolet than Edwards. . . nobody! Please call for appoint­ FOR CHRISTMAS IST and Assistant — In for Bob. value. Please call 649- ment. •MuN. Co., Inc., 646-6464. 3324. Employment For Interview call; Sell Avon part time Manchester doctors of­ Canlaiburir VNIa at fice. Mature, reliable WHIhnanlle Mr. Powart, Call 523-9401 CERTIFIED NURSES FULL AND PART TIME LOST — In the vicinity of 423-2S97 200-0258 attar 3 p.m. person with pleasant per­ AIDES — Certified aides & Education or 278-2941 sonality. Approximately Positions available. 80S Spencer St. Dairy Queen on Hartford tor 7om to 3pm shift, full Royal Ice Cream, 27 Road, green parakeet, 20 hours per week, morn­ ond port time. Also ac­ ings. Send resume to; Warren Street, Monche* M an d h ester answers to the name of cepting applications tor ter. 649-5350. Mickey. Call 646-2701. EMPLOYMENT Box KK, c/o the Man­ nurse aide certification chester Herald. I HELP WANTED RN’s LPN’s NA’s & HHA’s course. Excellent benefit DRIVER FOR DELIVER­ IMPOUNDED — Male, 1 OPENINGS ^ m e and learn about the odvantogea of working (or med- package. Please coll Di­ ^ 1 personnel pool. Must have 1 year lull 6me experience EXCELLENT INCOME IES within Connecticut. year old, black and white, In small manufacutur- rector of Stott Develop­ Must have good road mixed breed. Found at WAITRESS — M/F. otter excellent pay and FOR Port Time home ment between 8am and Cocktail. Experienced ing company. benefits. We will be recnilting on Nov. 7th, 1084 from 10 record. Steady year Dog Pound. Wearing assembly work. For In­ 3pm, Monday through only. Apply; Free Spirit Fictsry Workirs-AII ihllu a.m, to 4 p.m. In the H4R Block Office, Marshall's Mall, 324 round wo'rk, Monday green collar. Call the Broad Sl„ Manchester. formation call 1-504-641- Friday o( 643-5151. Creit- Open Mon. tliru Sat. Cafe, 341 Kelley Road, ShIpptr/RKilvir 0003, Ext. 8201,______through Friday. Good Edwanis Manchester Dog Vernon. Muet Call For Interview Appatnlmeni (leld Convalescent Home hourly pay scale, time Worden, 646-4565,______Entry Lawl Inipactori LEGAL SECRETARY and Fenwood Monor In and a halt otter 40 hours. 7 am to M idnight Manchester. LOOKING FOR a second MAINTENANCE PER­ A ^ y In parson: MiDICAL FOR SMALL Law Firm. Many company benefits, car for your family? SON — To clean restau­ 285 Mnrplqi Rd. PIRSONNEL No smoking. Salary com­ opportunity tor merit ad­ Sun. 8 am to 9 pm Don't miss the offerings rant In mornings. Apply; POOL mensurate with expe­ f e d e r a l , STATE K vancement. Apply; Man­ food warshouse In today's classified Free Spirit Cafe, 341 Kel­ H a r n ^ rience. Write to Box K, CIVIL Service Jobs avail­ chester Tobacco & M wtea0:30aaiiaO 8 aai columns. ley Road, Vernon. ______M9-0870 c/o the Manchester able. Call 1-619-569-4030 Candy, 299 Green Road, Herald. •''r Information. 24hours. Manchester. I 22 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Oct. 31. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedne.sday. 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20 - IHDMES APARTMENTS STORE AND PAINTING/ MISCELLANEOUS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE [FOR RENT 0 (OFFICE SPACE IPAPERING {f or SALE LOOK FOR THE STARS... * THREE ROOMS — 3rd MANCHESTER OFFICE CEILINGS REPAIRED SHUTTERS, WOODEN ELECTRICIAN — Jour­ AUTO GENERAL ME­ BOOKKEEPER — After­ tioor, heat and applian­ SPACE — Ideal far ac- or REPLACED with dry- — 12" wide by 48". Also neyman E 2 license re­ CHANIC — Needed now noons. Experienced thru ces. $375 per m onth. counfant, lawyer or sales wall. Call evenings, Gary p a ir fo r door, 80" long. $5 quired. Able to work for new car dealership. Trial Balance. Typing per,pair. Good condition. BRAMBLEBUSH ROAD Adults and no pets. Call office. Central location. M cH u gh , 643-9321. Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get under minimum supervi­ This Is an enfry level, full necessary. C a ll 646-2469. 649-2236. Ample parking. Call 649- C a li 646-6268. sion. Steady work, good fime, permanent position E O E , M /F . — Spotless 3 bedroom ranch on large corner lot. 2891. wages. C a ll 875-S905. offering an excellent irq IBUILOING/ SIX WOOD STORM WIN­ Fireplace In living room, EAST HARTFORD — starting salary, commis­ 190ICONTRACTING DOWS — 30” X 58'/j", $10. better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a large deck and much Five room apartment. EAST CENTER STREET CLEANING — Full/part sions, bonuses. Insurance Appliances. Parking. No — Attorney, accountant, C a ll 643-4962. time. Janitorial, carpet program, paid holidays, m ore. $102,000. Dobosz R e a l E s ta te , 429-1930. pets. No utilities. Secur­ sales office space. Park­ FARRAND REMODEL­ cleaners, window clean­ paid vacations, paid uni­ HANDYMAN — Wanted CHAPPEE COAL STOVE Resident agent, MIckI ity required. References. ing, utilities. $325 month. IN G —■ Cabinets, roofing, difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Friday, ers, house cleoners. forms, advancemenf op­ for carpentry, painting — Used three winters, . Payne, 647-7418. One child accepted. $425 Keith Real Estate, 646- gutters, room additions, Apply In person: Delta portunities and a strong, and dry wall taping, con­ m onthly. C a ll 646-3455. 4126. decks, all types of remo­ n e e d s baffle p la t e . Maintenance, 540 C North ongoing training pro­ crete, miscellaneous re­ deling and repairs. FREE Bought for $400, w ill sell Main Street, RIverbend gram. We need an ag­ pair work. Steady work. I REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER — Avail­ estimafes. Folly Insured. for $75. Excellent for 5 or 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. if- ______i C a ll 643-2111, 9am to 5pm. CO VENTRY Industrial Park, gressive, dependable able N ovem ber 15th, 6 PROFESSIONAL Telephone 643-6017, offer 6 room s. C oll 643-0907 Manchester. I WANTED person capable of spot- room duplex. Convenient 6pm, 647-8509. NOTICE TO CREDITORS CENTER LEGAL NOTICE flng and performing gen­ location. Newly deco­ Junction 31 & 275 WOODSTOVE — Ver­ E S T A T E O F THINKING OF SEL­ ROSINAFREDDO aka In accordance with Section 0-17 HOUSECLEANING — eral mechanical work. rated. $5(X) monthly plus LEON CIESZYNSKI mont Castings Defiant, 2 MISCELLANEOUS 171 jCARS/TRUCKS 1 7 7 1 CARS/TRUCKS ot the Election Laws, notice Is Glastonbury area. Imme­ Some experience or tech­ LING? Need a quick utilities. Security. Write PRIME years old. Excellent con­ Automotive ROSE FREDDO OFFICE SPACE BUILDER — New homes, FOR SALE I'M forsale tiljFOR SALE Tha Han. Norman J. hereby given tht the Registrars ol diate openings for full or nical school training a sale? We'll pay cash for P.O . B o x 18335, E a st dition. $600. C a ll 649-5555. 1 Valera will hold a llmllad session For Lease additions, remodeling, Preuss, Judge, of the Court part time positions. Neat­ plus. If you are lusf PART TIME DRIVERS your house. Crockett to accept eppllcellons for Admis­ Hartford, CT 06118. Contact rec rooms, garages, kit­ of Probate, District ot An­ sion of Electors ol thota seeking ness, reliability and own entering the auto service HELPER — Afternoons. R ealty, 643-1577. BABY SWEATERS and 1972 VW — Good condi­ 1974 C H E V Y CIO PIC K U P dover at o hearing held on Lawrence Bates chens remodeled, ceil­ m a g n a v o x c o n s o l e CARS/TRUCKS to vote Novembers, 1984, whose tronsportatlon a must! field orhavebeen looking C all Noel, 647-1717. tion. 33,000 miles on re­ — 6 cylinder, standard. O cto ber 22,1984 o rd ered that quellficatlon as to age, citizen­ TW O, T H R E E A N D F IV E ings, bath tile, dormers, christening sets. Crochet. oil claim s must be presented Call MAID-TO-ORDER, to get Into o new car 742-7301 COLOR TV — Pecan IFOR SALE built engine. AM/FM Excellent condition. New ship, or residence was attained ROOM Apartments — No roofing. Residential or C a ll 646-0349 cabinet. 26" screen. Me- to the fiduciary on or before 459-2953. dealership this m ay be SALESPERSON, MEN'S Rentals stereo. Needs muffler. tires, clutch. Call after Jo n u o ry 22,1985 o r be b arred since October 16, at the following appliances. No pets. Se­ co m m e rcia l. 649-4291. dlteranean style. $89. Call location: the entry level position WEAR — Looking for c u rity . C a ll 646-2426 week­ 1952 PLYMOUTH CON­ $1000/negoflable. Call 6pm, 647-8551. os by low provided. PAIR .34" High white 646-4618 after 6pm. Sharon B. Preuss, REGISTRARS OF VOTERS you have been waiting experienced person for days, 9am to 5pm. ROOMMATES ROBERT E. JARVIS — hobnail and walnut table VERTIBLE — Good run­ 647-0057 after 5:30pm. C le rk Town Hell for. Apply In person fo quality men's shop.'Full ning condition. $1950.742- GOV'T SURPLUS CARS 41 Center Street ■room s WANTEO Building 8i Remodeling lam ps. $40. C a ll 646-5358. The fid u c ia ry Is: Manchester, CT Service Manager, Bob time opportunity. Apply g u i t a r — Never used. 96(X), keep trying. a TRUCKS under $100. Josloh J. Lessner, Esquire MANCHESTER, FIRST Specialist. Additions, Cost $40, sell-$27. Cat CHEVROLET CAPRICE SEWING/HANDWORK Riley Oldsmoblle, 345 In person to Mr. Apter or FOR RENT Now a v a ila b le In your P.O. Box 711 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1984 FLOOR — Modern, car­ garages, roofing, siding, A U A R IU M — 20 gallon CLASSIC, 1977 — V8, Manchester, CT 06040 — Glastonbury toy fac­ Center Street, Manches­ Mr. Wicks, Regal Men's PROFESSIONAL WITH scratching post, new cost 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU- area. C o ll 1-619-569-0241. 9:00 A M to tt:00 A M peted, two bedrooms, BABY looking for non­ kitchens, bathrooms, re­ with heater, filter, fish {12, sell-$7. C a ll 643-8428. power steering, power 067-10 tory needs sewers- ter, 649-1749. Shop, 903 Main Street, VERY NICE FUR­ new stove and refrigera­ PERBEETLE — Semi au­ smoking roommate to placement wlndows- and all accessories, plus brakes, air and all op­ Herbert J. Stevenson flnlshers for qual Ity plush Manchester. NISHED ROOM with bath tor. Fully Insulated. tomatic, AM/FM radio, 1975 PINTO RUNABOUT Frederick E. Peck share seven room house /doors. C a ll 643-6712. wood grain stand with SOLID OAK HEAD tions. 100,000 miles. Good NOTICE TO CREDITORS toy line. Full tim e or port WANTED — PART TIME In quiet country home Washer and dryer hoo­ 40,000 m iles. $1200. C all — New brakes, shocks, REGISTRARS OF VOTERS In Bolton. $325 Including shelf. $60. C a ll 649-3085. BOARD — For twin bed. condition. No rust. $2500 E S T A T E O F time. Sewing experience WAITRESSES and dis­ with use of enflre house, 232-5869 evenings, 566- starter. Good tires. Auto­ MARY B. LUDKE, late ot 072-10 kup. Available Imme­ utilities. 646-8809. CARPENTRY AND RE­ Never used. $50 or best firm . C all 646-6085, after necessary. Call The' hwashers. Apply In per­ many exfras. $255 diately. $475 plus utilities. 6213 days. matic, power steering. M an ch ester MODELING SERVICES VARIETY OF HOUSE- offer. Call after 5pm, 5pm.______The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Velvet Stable, 659-0204 for son: Tacorrol, 246 Broad monthly. Available No­ Allbrio Realty, 649-0917 $950. C a ll 643-6913. NOTICE TO CREDITORS — Complete home re­ P L A N T S — .50« to $3, 643-1568. Gerald, Judge, of the Court appoinfmenf. Street, Manchester. FULL TIME EXPE­ vem ber 1st. 3'/2 m iles ot Probate, District of Mon- E S T A T E O F pairs and remodeling. Special price, outdoor 1981 D O D G E O M N I 024 — 1974 LEWIS W, DISCHERT RIENCED TRUCK trom Route 2. Single fe­ FOUR ROOMS IN Four Services chester at o hearing held on Quality work. Referen­ bushes, ground covers, B" PORTABLE TV — Front wheel drive, stand­ GRAND PRIX, AT 1 7 7 1 MOTORCYCLES/ The Hon. W illiam E. Fltz- MAINTENANCE PER­ WANTED — Assistant DRIVER — To deliver male preferred. Pet con­ family. Stove, refrigera­ O cto ber 29,1984 o rd ered that ces, licensed and insured. $5. Excellent condition. With rabbit ears. Good ard, radial tires. Very oil clolm s must be presented (ierold, Judge, of the Court SON NEEDED — Part Head Housekeeper — No malor appliances..Apply sidered. C all 646-7490. tor and dishwasher. Stor­ I l S J BICYCLES of Probate, District of Man­ C a ll 646-8165. P riv a te hom e, 649-6486. condition. $25. Call 649- good condition. $3200 or • Has every op­ to the tiduclorv on or before time. Medium duty work, experience necessary, In perons: Al Sleffert’s age area. Lease. $315 Ja n u a ry 29,1985 o r be b arred chester at 0 hearing held on C E N T R A L LO C A T IO N — IC S iSERVICES 0173. best offer. Call 649-9578. tion listeij that os by low provided. O cto ber 29,1984 o rd ered that cleaning automobile ser­ w ill train. A pp roxim ately Appliances, 445 Hartford monthly plus utilities. DUMAS ELECTRIC — SEARS CAR ROOF CAR­ HODAKA MOTORCY­ oil claims most be presented vice facility and show­ 5 days a week. Includes Road, Manchester. Kitchen privileges, park­ I®' I OFFERED Dianne E. Yuslnos, Nothing Frightening C all 871-6098, 9 to 5, Lights dimming? Fuses RIER Cargo used once. year. C L E — lOOcc. Runs but Ass't. Clerk to the fiduciary on or before room. Apply: Gorin Jag­ ing available. Security LARGE PORTABLE Ja n u a ry 29, 1985 or be barred weekends and holidays. Monday thru Friday. blowing? Repairs, Im­ Excellent. $60. Call 646- 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS need$ gear. Excellent The fid u c ia rie s ore: uar, Route 83, Vernon, Apply Monday thru BABYSITTER — 2 boys, and references required. ODD JOBS, Trucking. WESTINGHOUSE Dis­ W AG O N — 350, V-8, aufo- • 4500 miles on parts bike. $25 or best Elen Lorenzentice os by low provided. About The Prices In The provements and addi­ 1625. hwasher — Excellent 105 B ra n fo rd St. Dionne E. Yuslnos, CT, 646-0158. Thursday between 9am a g e 10. F r o m 3:15- $55. C a ll 643-2693. FOUR ROOMS IN Faur Home repairs. You name matlc, power steering, new engine offer. Call 643-4520 after Ass’t. Clerk tional circuits. Fully li­ condition, but may need M an ch ester, Ct 06040 and 2pm: Quality Inn, 5:15pm. Bowers School Family — Stove and re­ It, we do It. Free e sti­ censed, Insured. Call HAND KNIT NORWE­ radio, positractlon, de- 3pm. and The fid u c ia ry Is: CARPENTERS HELPER Route 83, Vernon. District. Call after 6pm, CLEAN R O O M F O R m ates. Insured. 643-0304. minor repairs. Make an fogger, roof rack, more. • *8,500lnveste(j Charles Ludke Karen Dlschort frigerator. Storage area. 646-5253 anytim e. GIAN Pullover sweater, M IS T SEE TO APPRECIATE 267 Highland Street — Steady work. Call 443- 646-5680. RENT — 24 hours secur­ Lease. $340 monthly plus offer. C a ll 643-4668. Good winter vehicle. BOYS 20" Bike, girl's 409 G le n Ave. med.-large. Very warm. BEST OFFER Scotia, New York 12302 M an ch esfer. C T 06040 WANT ADS 4005 or 646-1960. HEALTH AIDES ity. Mald/llnen service. u tilities. 871-6098, 9 to 5, Needs timing chain. $400. bike. Both excellent con­ 069-10 1 HEATING/ $25. Pogo stick , $5. C a ll OLD SCHOOL DESK — 569-7422 070-10 NEEDED — To care for BABYSITTER — 2 boys, Private parking. Down­ Monday thru Friday. 646-4995. C all 643-2880. dition. $35 each. Phone MATURE PERSON FOR quadrapleglc 3 times a a g e 10. F ro m 3:15- town location. Call 646- I PLUMBING Wrought Iron legs, fold- 649-2320. 7066. Ingseot. $45. C oll 649-7375. NOTICE TO CREDITORS WAITRESS — Tuesday week. C all 644-8490. 5:15pm. Bowers School MANCHESTER — Avail­ LAWN MOWERS RE­ SEARS LP GAS CAMARO, 1980 BERLI- NOTICE TO CREDITORS E S T A T E O F thru Saturday, Ham to District. Call after 6pm, PAIRED— Quick, Expert NETTA — 305, 4 speed, E S T A T E O F able Immediately. One, FOGARTY BROTHERS HEATER, 35,000 BTU SOFA AND LOVESEAT Bank WILLIAM J. HANNA, 5pm. V ic ’s Pizza, 151 West INSURANCE AGENCY 646-5680. Service! Senior Dis­ power windows, new ex­ RED TAKARA BIKE with SUSANNA B. KRAYNAK The Hon. William E. Fitz­ APARTMENTS two and three bedroom — Bathroom remodel­ maximum, 7000 min­ — Kroehler, loose-pillow The Hon. W illiam E. Fltz- Middle Tpke., Manches­ OPPORTUNITY — An count! Free Pick Up and haust. $5600 or best offer. Repossessions heavy duty rims. $125 or Gerald, Judge, ot the Court apartm ents. $400, $455, ing; installation water imum, 5 length-stove bock, melon/ollce. (5erald, Judge, ot the Court of Probate, District of Man­ ter. Phone 649-3700. established Manchester WANTED: VAN DRIV­ FDR RENT Delivery! ECONOMY Call 659-0110. best offer. Call 649-8713. of Probate, District of Man­ n $520, heat and hot water heaters, garbage dispo­ pipe-LL,$75. Pool table, 2 Frome good, upholstery chester at a hearing held on ERS AND Bus Driver chester at o hearing held on multiple lines Insurance Included. J.D. Real Est­ M O W E R , 647-3660. sals; faucet repairs. 649- sets of balls, 5 cue sticks F O R S A L E O cto ber 22,1984 o rd ered that N E E D M O N E Y FO R T H E substitutes. May lead to suitable. Excellent for October 29,1984 ordered that o il c la im s m ust be presented Agency has an excellent M A N C H E S T E R — A v a il­ ate, 646-1980. 4539. V Is a /M a s te rC a rd and rack, $75. Round 1968 CHEVY IMPALA — l») Ckw Vigi SL W|. MSOO o il c la im s m ust be presented 643-2711 full or part time. $6.81 an slipcovers. $99. 646-3149, to the fiduciary on or before HOLIDAYS? National agency opportunity able Immediately. One, ATTENTION PARTI- accepted. V-8. Good running condl- IS)) OMiMbllt CiitIm 'I M to the fiduciary on or before January 22,1985 or be barred hour while training, $7.47 p'oker table, $50. Ping Bolton.______MISCELLANEOUS manufacturer of pillows available. Good educa­ two and three bedroom O N E B E D R O O M ERS: Call Jack Bertrand flon. Excellent Interior. lS)t Milk IV LIh m In i m January 29,1985 or be borred os by low provided. per run. Food Transpor- pong table, net, paddles AUTOMOTIVE os by law provided. Is offering sewing ma­ tional background. Insu­ APARTMENT — Ap­ for the best dances and HORATIO ALGER, 29 $500 or best offer. Call IS)5 Mark IV LIi m Ir 'I8S0 Dionne E. Yuslnos, apartm ents. $400, $455, and balls, $50. Call 649- I Dionne E. Yuslnos, Ass't. Clerk chine operators on rance and sales expe­ ter/Server _ substitute, $520, heat and hot water pliances, heat and hot parties. DJ and Light For Sale older b o o k s fo r $45. 649-1522. ISM PaMlM F Ira iri iSIOO Ass't. Clerk hourly wage plus an In­ $3.82 an hour plus $6.76 5826. The fid u c ia ry Is: rience helpful but not Included. J.D. Real Est­ water Included. Occu­ Show by the Party Pers­ Please phone 649-5547. isnnipaiS'Me'Mp' *3M TRAILER HITCH — The fid u c ia ry Is: Emily G. Perrell centive for all qualified essential. For a confiden­ car allowance. Call Mr. pective People. Call 643- 1961 SEDAN DEVILLE — Class I for Chevy Impala George M. Krovnok 37 Poppy Lone ate, 646-1980. pancy N ovem ber 1st and MUST SELL! One couch Tlw ibm an bi tan i t 81 Mountain Rd. iiaurliPBtpr HrralJt sewers. Hours are flexi­ tial Interview please call Ashton, Andover Ele­ 1262. ADLER KXX) ELECTRIC Blue beauty. Power. Ex- Levlltown, New York Decem ber 1st. C a ll 646- and chair. Very' good livinoa Bank al MaMNalsr Wagon. Pulls up fo 2000 M a n ch ester, C T 06040 ble, full and part time, 649-2891. m entary School, 742-7339. les fHOLIDAY/ Typewriter. $99. Call 643- cellent condition 11756 3'/j ROOM APARTMENT 2970. condition. Ideal for rec BIB Main 8L lbs. C a ll 649-6646. $18. 068-10 071-10 day or evening shifts. ISEASONAL 6091 after 3pm. throughout. 85,000 miles. — Private home, heat, BRICKS, BLOCKS, room or as a starter set. Apply at: Plllowtex AUTOMOTIVE TECHNI­ PIPEFITTERS AND 3Vj r o o m s w i t h h e a t C all 523-8235. appliances.. Working sin­ STONE — Concrete. $100 or best offer. Please Corp., 49 Regent Street, CIAN — H artford T echni­ PLUMBERS — Large and hot water, stove, Chimney repairs. No lob SINGER SEWING MA­ gle adult only. No pets, call 871-7813 after 7pm. CH IN E — In cabinet with Manchester. EOE, M/F. cal Insfitute has an merit shop contractor children. 643-2880. refrigerator and carpet. too sm a ll. C a ll 644-8356. {MISCELLANEOUS opportunity for a skilled offers full time year $350 monthly. Adult only, bench. Very good condi­ ELECTRIC SEARS FOR SALE WE NEED YOU! Na­ ASE Cerfifled Technician round work at excellent MANCHESTER — North no pets. Centrally lo­ FALLL CLEAN UP. Leaf tion, hardly used. Asking THESE REALTORS AGREE — IT PAYS CABBAGE PATCH STOVE — Self cleaning, tional pillow manufac­ wifh af leasf 5 years wages and benefits In­ End. 1 bedroom apart­ cated. Security deposit. removal. Hedge and tree $99. C a ll 646-8395. cluding profit sharing, TYPE DOLLS Made by needs some repairs. Very turer has IMMEDIATE experience, tomoveupto ment In quiet, residential C a ll 646-7690. A fte r 5pm, trimming. Light truck­ order. Order Now, In pension plan. Incentive clean. $50. C a ll 649-5038. full and part time open­ a professional Instruc­ area. Near bus line. Utili­ 643-0496. ing. Insured. Ray Hardy, Time for Chrisfmas! No bonus program, health ings with flexible hours to tors position. If you think ties not Included. $395 646-7973. orders taken after No­ TO ADVERTISE IN THE M A t^HESTER fit your schedule, day or you'd like to teach se­ and life Insurance, paid m onthly. C a ll 646-3158 be­ VERNON — New 2 bed­ Z E N ITH C O N S O L E T V - WE'VE MOVED vem ber 30th. 644-3088. Very good condition. $35. evening shifts. Apply at: rious, Interested adults vacaflons, paid holidays tween 8am and 4:30pm. room townhouse. Fully ODD JOBS — We special­ and more. Write Box JJ, Coll 649-9114 after 5pm. The Curiosity Shop Plllowtex Corp., 49 Re­ we will train you how. appllanced kitchen, wall ize In helping senior c iti­ SEVEN FOOT SCOTCH gent Street, Manchester. Call Wayne MalickI, As­ c/o the Manchester MANCHESTER — 4 to wall carpet. Finished zens Insulate, paint, lawn HERALD Herald. PINE Christmas tree A I R CONDITIONER has moved to 188 E O E , M /F . sistant Director, 249-8688. rooms. W/W carpeting, basement/rec room, 2 care, etc. C a ll 646-7066. with trimmings. Excel­ appliances Included. full baths. $575 per (Wall mount Included) — lent condition. $25. Call BTU's unknown. Excel­ W. Middle Tpk. GRILL AND PREP PER­ REAL ESTATE — Grow A v a ila b le Novem ber 1st. month, utilities not In­ PHOTOGRAPHER FOR 649-6010. lent condition. $99 or best Bring in this Ad to receive your special dis­ SONS — Immediate op­ with Green House Realty. I^ D U S IN E S S $450 plus utilities. No cluded. Peterman HIRE — Weddings, spe­ enings. Mornings and East of River company pets. C a ll 568-6904. R ealty, 649-9404, 647-1340. offer. Call Doug, 647-8066 count on our selection of clothing, jewelry, l£ijDPPORTUNITIES cial occasions, family o ffe r 6pm. afternoons. Apply In per­ needs experienced or portraits. Very reasona­ {HOUSEHOLD and collectibles. Expires Nov. 17 son: La Strada West, 471 newly Licensed Agents. ble rates. After 8pm, {goods______FIVE YEAR OLD, Estab­ FRIGIDAIRE 15 cu. ft. CURIOSITY SHOP Hartford Rood, Thorough training. Good lished Business (90% Re­ 649-0473. Manchester. compensation. For contl- refrigerator - Bottom —A Consignment Shop— tail) — Needs working USED REFRIGERA­ frostproof freezer. dentlal Interview call Mr. C H IL D C A R E — In m y 188 W. Middle Tpk. Partner/Sales Manager. MANCHESTER TORS, WASHERS, White. Runs and looks MECHANICS — East Green at 646-4655. Must be aggressive, a home, Manchester/Ver- Hartford area. Compete- Ranges - clean, guaran­ fine. $85 Firm. Call 649- 647-9307 go-getter, able to close non line. Toddlers wel­ teed, parts and service. Tuet.-Sat. 10-3______flve salary, medical plan, LUMBER SALES — In­ BENNET 2178. walk-ln cash sales. In­ come. Call Cathy, 646- Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, paid vacation, holidays side retail sales position. stant Income (no set up or 2407. and uniforms, 5 days, 45 Primary function In­ Son, 649 M a in Street, VIDEO CASSETTE RE­ franchise fees). Security 643-2171. hour week. Call Leo Du- volves over the counter ELDERLY HOUSING DAY CARE: Licensed C O R D E R — V H S , '82 HOME AND CARS/TRUCKS deposit required. Call 1- Sharp Model. Like new! ch esn e au of 528-1002. contact with general pub­ 445-2909. home. Supervised activi­ GARDEN FOR SALE EOE. lic and contractor custo­ Immediate Occupancy ties. Reasonable rates. [^MISCELLANEOUS O nly $50. C a ll 646-0848. I HD m e rs. E x p e r ie n c e In References. All ages wel­ FOR SALE AUTO DISMANTLER — building materials and Bennet Housing Development now come. Call 647-0515, PFALTZGRAFF YORK- DELIVERING RICH Foil time experienced. builders hardw are neces­ TOWN DISHES— 8each: L O A M — 5 yards, $62 plus Bolton. SCREENED LOAM — Must have automotive sary. Salary commensu­ jlNSTRUCTIDN taking applications. 1 BR apt. *375 to Dinner, salad plates, tax. Sand, gravel and Gravel, processed toots. Excellent oppor­ rate with experience. Ex­ bow ls, C U P S , sa u cers, stone. C a ll 643-9504. *395. Two BR apt. *455 to *470. Rent MANCHESTER gravel, sand, stone and tunity with good future cellent fringe benefits TUTORING IN HIGH mugs. One platter and includes: heat, hot water, W/W car­ till. Far deliveries call for honest, reliable per­ offered. Apply In person SCHOOL FRENCH — TYPING SERVICE vegetable dish. All $50. LQQK T«rm pNp«ra, rMumeG. bu- George Griffing, An­ son. Apply In person: or call Jeff ZIekv, 289- Done In my home, also peting, range, refrigerator, disposal, C a ll 643-9466. PAIR HEALTHY HOLLY •ln«M legal docu« dover, 742-7886. Bill's Auto Parts, 844 3474. General Building lessons In conversational call for aid system, elevator, laundry, ments. etc. Feat, dependa­ BUSHES — You dig and OVERSTOCKED! Tollond Stage Road, S u p p ly , 367 E llin g to n French. C a ll 646-8588. b le aervloe. HUMIDIFIER FOR HOT remove, fill holes. $25 SEASONED FIRE­ Tolland. Road, East Hartford. community room and storage area. Call Aaaa batwaaa •'lO an AIR Furnace. Good con­ pair. 649-4649. Units now shown by appointment, e r a f ta r 8 p ia , 8 4 3 ^ 2 WOOD. Call Carl at 643- dition. C a ll 646-1776 a fte r BABYSITTER WANTED HDMES Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 10 a.m. 0706. 5pm. $40 or best offer. — In Squire V illa g e area, HOUSECLEANERS — FDR SALE aoopwa MMTMa outtes a ‘9 9 Manchester. For 2 girls, For Manchesfer and sur­ I 12 p.m. Please call for appointment. L««d«rB. SandWaBlng. Wat«r- rounding areas. Flexible proofina ages 7 and 9, before and PALL m C lA L DISCOUNT CELEBRITY CIPHER PETS INVOICE ON ALL after school. Call Mary, hours. Good pay, benefits L O V E L Y 7 R O O M CalatKtty CIpItar cryptoQrama ara oraatad from quofattona by available. Ask for Mar- RANCH — I n> famoua paopla. paat and praaant. Each laltar m tha ctphar atanda 244-6018 before 4pm or 20% OFF for anothar. Today'# cAua: L aoM aii V. NEW 1985 professional-executive on all Rooflno and PaMlno 643-0576 after 6pm. garef. The Houseworks, MANCHESTER DOG 647-3777. area. Central air, ge­ Call sunim coN'nufJoiis by CONNIE WIENER DATSUN 528-6522 563-5523 . OBEDIENCE CLASS — FULL TIME DRIVER nuine sauna, garage door STANDARD BED opners, private patio. "IWRERUQQ: N CNRJONJU Starting a new beginners and Stock Clerk — Apply DRIVER — Parf time Much more on one acre FO U R R O O M a p a r t ­ class O ctober 29th. M ust P IC K U P S In person: A lc a r Auto position available as a wooded, landscaped lot. | 3 ^ HOMES m e n t — 2nd floor, off sign up ahead. We also Parts, 226 Spruce Street, Courier for a local ser­ SERVICES FDWKD ADU EOPT KNR GBUNI IN S T O C K ! Early occupancy. Belfl- Main Street. $375 plus have Novice thru Utility. Manchester. vice organization. Indi­ FOR SALE EXCELLENT StlECTHM ore Agency, 647-1413. utilities and security. Cal I DFFERED Call Chuck, 568-1356. vidual must have a good ( NRE ADU EUNV KNR ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 646-7336. RESTAURANT — Bus driving record, be ma­ Persons. M /F. Interest In ture and not afraid of EXPERIENCED SYS- OREUMGANRE.” — KDMWGAWNR $ ( MANCHESTER— 4 room TEMIZED CLEANING PUPPY TRAINING restaurant business help­ hard work. Toarrangean apartment to working In­ SERVICE Offered. C L A S S E S — Fo r pups 8-16 ful. Days and/or nights. Infervlew please call Jim dividual to share ex­ THLUU. Homes, apartments, weeks starting N o ­ C a ll G eorge at 643-2751 af 872-8880. penses. $60 weekly. 646- small offices. Weekly, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "One of the heaviest burdens a vem ber 8ttv ot the East after 5pm. 6593 OVER FACTORY biweekly, monthly, at person can carry is a chip on his shoulder." Olin Hartford YWCA. Train STOCK CLERK AND Miller. INVOICE ON ALL SALES CLERK — For your convenience. Reas­ your puppy to grow into a onable rates. Call for health food store, some n HOMES C 1M 4 by NEA. Inc. 040 manageable adult, call NEW85&84 RECEPTIONIST estimate between 7 and knowledge of nutrlflon ■fo r r e n t Central Connecticut Dog DODGE FULL TIME and sincere Inferest In 10pm, weekdays. Miss •UT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright T raining, 721-1386. M m c liM te r c i ig an n M o rla rty , 627-9189. TEMPORARY HELP health helpful. Pleasanf e a s t MIDDLE TPKE., PICKUPS working conditions In a Th. WHAT COULD BE NICER MANCHESTER— 4 room NOW THROUGH ih. 5!/ ™ 0* Ih* temlly room during IN STOCK! large shopping center. ine holidays? This spacious. 8 room Garrison Colonial could Cape, December 1st. CHRISTMAS Part time and weekends. •"i°y-rorm ol dining room, lowar lavel rac room: all Stove, refrigerator. Se­ ■^PAINTING/ lee IMUSICAL hKhaing 4x4’s you naed lor ths largo family and antartalning. EXCELLENT SELECTION Wanted immediately Apply at once to Man­ curity deposit and lease. E £ J PAPERING I ™ llTEMS ager: Parkade Health for Sears Pcrtraii Yard maintenance avail­ ■k -tr i t - k i r Shop, 404 West Middle able. C a ll 647-7823. Studio. Must like PAINTING AND PAPER p i a n o — Kimball con­ LIMITED TME ONLY! Tpke., Manchester. HANGING —Exterior sole. Excellent condition. children, handle FIRST COME... STORE AND and Interior, ceilings re­ 3 years old. $1250. Coll phones and sche­ SALES CLERK — Full FIRST SERVED! OFFICE SPACE paired. References, fully after 6pm, 228-3285. OVER dule appointments. time wallpaper salesper­ I Insured. Quality work. Sales experience a son, knowledge of wall Martin Mattsson, even­ covering helpful, will SO U T H W IN D S O R — Sul­ ings 649-4431. . plus. Will learn stu­ train strong applicant. liv a n Avenue. 1,600 $q. ft. dio operation. Tran­ C a ll 646-0143, M anchester MaiKliMttr $129,900 prime retail space, ample TAG SALES COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE sportation needed. W allpaper. parking. $660. C a ll 236- JOHN DEERR PAINT­ Plus a young, wall-astabllahad nalghbortiood could ba yours If 6021 or 644-3977. A p p ly In person at. you ow nM this hugs. 8 room Garrison Colonial. Idaal lor this ING CONTRACTOR — PHYSICIAN’S RECEP­ gro^ng family - loM s of cloaat space, mud room, magnificsnl Interior, exterior. PtCNUrTNHCKS SCARS TIONIST — 10 minutes flaldstona flraplaca for those chiliy fall evenings and morel Cali Insured. Quality work. us lor mors dstalla. W^ISSSItS INSTOCNFON PORTRAIT STUDIO from Hartford. Four day 2300 s/f and 3600 s/f Off season rates. Call NMKDIXTE 340 W. Mlddli Tpki. work week. Hours negoti­ W8 can help you become a available In mini office 649-3248. able. Light typing, book­ TAG SALE — Saturday, DELIVENY!! Minelmtir, CT "DEALE" PROFESSIONAL! park, off Exit 94 of I- November 3rd, 9:30am to keeping a plus. Oependa- 84/86. Ample parking, PROFESSIONAL Thuridiy, Nov. lit ble. Experience Call 646-4525. and ask lor Oan 2pm. Center Congrega­ a/c, fully carpeted, pri­ BUILDING & PAINTING tional Church, Center 10 im ■ 12 noon preferred but not neces- vate lavs. Broker pro­ — Interior, exterior. Ceil­ ond 2 pm - 4 pm sory. Will train right D.F. REALE, INC. Street, Manchester. ftea! Ealale tected. ings, textures specialist, Toys, lewelry, house­ tw tietii E^b|« M/F person. Reply to P.O. Box i n iw . II. wallpaperhanging, com­ 1361. Manchester, CT Call Mr. Norman hold, books, other mis­ 646-4S25 plete remodeling. Free cellaneous Items. 06040. 647-5003 Estim ates. C a ll 646-4879. 24 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Oct 31, 1984 < Phone war befuddles consumers Luigi’s Restaurant 706 Hartford Road, Manchester, Ct 06040 Bv Sylvia Porter Consumers’ Checkbook, a non-profit consu­ number and a.sk what its charges would be for Syndicated Columnist mers organization, and author of “ The those calls, jot down these additional questions Complete Guide to Lower Phone Costs.” “ For and answers: 649-5325 No matter where you look or what you read, in.stance,” Krughoff told Ellen Hermanson, my • Does the company offer a volume dis­ Luigi’s Restaurant speciaiizes in itaiian Cuisine you are almo.st certain to be bombarded with re.search assistant, “ they give examples of count? Some offer extra savings to people ads these days pitching for youf long-distance particular calls that make them look good by whose bills exceed a specific amount. COME TO LINGI'S AND GO BACK IN TIME! dollars. selecting the right time of day and right length • W’hat are the start-up fees? Is there i Competition is ferocious. As a phone of the call to give the lowest rate of any minimum monthly charge requirement? In Celebration of our Wlh Anniversary, we oiler our eptcleleloi 1.99 subscriber in the former Bell system, you will competitors." ^ • Does it serve all areas you call? If you the week ol October 29th and November 4th. have to choose within the next few days which In general, however, only a handful of make frequent calls to Canada, for instance, company you want to use for most of your long-distance carriers do business in any one your choices will be limited becau.se many MON. Meat Ravioli long-distance calls. area. That handful includes AT&T. Allnet. companies have either restricted .service or no Confusion is overwhelming. It is almost GTE/Sprint, ITT, MCI, U.S. Telephone and TUES. Shells & Sausage service there. impossible to sort out the many claims made by Western Union. WED. Sausage A Meatball Platter the long-distance companies jousting for your Whether you make your decision now or • How does the company time the calls? You THURS. Spaghetti with Sauce business. Trying to figure out which one gives postpone it as long as possible, do your will be charged for the first minute of a ★ you the best rates and most attractive features homework before you sign up with a new completed call no matter what company you can become incredibly complicated. company or elect to stay with AT&T. use. But after the first minute, rates vary. Some SUN. Chicken ParmIglanI Served with bread and butler Advertisements are no help at all. Too many The best way to get a fix on which company bill in one-minute intervals, while others bill in factors are involved, each of which interacts will save you the most is to review several six-second intervals (one-tenth of a minute). Look for the menu of our specials in me Manchester Herald with your particular calling pattern. recent phone bills. Then make a list of the most Says Krughoff: “ There are some callers for every week. Nationwide, more than 200 long-distance frequently called numbers, time of day you whom the difference in the way time is These specials can only be enjoyed here. Other orders can be carriers compete. "Ads tell consumers nothing called, and length of time you talked. measured can make a 10 percent to 15 percent prepared to go tor your convenience. of value.” says Robert Krughoff, president of Before you call each company’s toll-free difference in their phone calls. Full service bar — Open 11:00 a.m. dally featuring: REAL ESTATE iianrl THIS WEEK

EAST HARTFORD $84,900 MANCHESTER Manchester Don’t miss the opportunity to see this delightful 5 room Cape with Three bedroom condo with 2V^ baths, full basement, garage and In mint You owe it to yourself to inspect this outstanding easily expandable 2nd floor, family room, fireplace, carpeting and condition. Price $74,900. 3,000 sq. ft., 9 room contemporary set on 1.27 private fenced in yard. Call for and appointment. 543-4060 wooded acres. Ideal for large family or In-Law situation. Features include: Greenhouse, Central AIR C O N D ITIO N , 3 full & 1 half baths, 2 car gar­ 1 age, deck from master bedroom, 3 fireplaces etc. Price reduced to *182,500. Rebreinent Community Living at its Best in this Two Bedroom Unit Basic reatures Many Extra Features Fully Insulated storm Doora-Laundry Kitchen Appiiancea Air Conditioner In B ^room Double Pane Windows Awning over Sundeck One A baths Extra Heal In Bathroom ZINSSER AGENCY EAST HARTFORD $109,900 Carport A Security Lighting Gorgeous park-like grounds surround this magnificent 7 room Tinted Qtaaa in Dining Area Window 750 Main St. Raised Ranch with 3 bedrooms, fireplace, formal dining room 2 Llated at $77,000 kitchens & lovely enclosed porch. Located in most desirable area Manchester Call for details. 643-4060 646-1511 ^ Zinsser Agency 750 Main St., Manchester free ----- MARKET Fiitin if tin Wiili Piid by tlw Mmchtstir Heilii REAL ESTATE SERVICES kvaluatiom 223 Eatl C#nt»f St., M pnchtlT frll IQBO 646-1511

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r 156 E Center St Manchester t^iwesEB Real Estate 647-7653 LARGE STARTER HOME Manchester Immaculate 7 room Colonial, 3 bed- rooms, formal dining room, enclosed breez­ GREAT LOCATION eway, panelled rec room, appliances, fire­ If you would like to have an office building on Main Street, this is the opportunity you've been waiting for. place, nice treed yard. A one-owner home that Convert this 2 family home to suit your business has had tender loving care it deserves priced needs. $95,000. at $79,900.

ED GORMAN Six room. Aluminum sided Colonial. Associates U&R REALTY CO. Porch, full basement, carpeting. Fur­ 601 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST nace - 1 year old. Roof - 7 years old. „ 643-2692 Don’t let this one slip by!! 646-4040 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Aaklng $62,000

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. MST USini SUPER COLONIMJ EXECUTIVE S V i ACRE LOT •THE REAL ESTATE CO' Superior Results 4 apacloua badrooma and a 1 at floor family room ara only 2 of on a private and axcluaKra cul-de-aec ofl Carter St. near the ttila homa’a fin# faaturaal— add a company alzad living room, Bollon town line. Ba one ol the live that have choaan lhata lota formal dining rpom, family alzad kltchm, rac room and ovar- 10 build lhair apaclal homal ONLY ONE AVAILABLE~hlgh40’a. alzad garage plua carport and youtl have a home to ba proud ofl tCTa lust

NEW EXECUTIVE HOMEI I in pfaatlgloua Foraal Hllla on wooded lot with a com- mandlngig viewi o f Um Hartford Skyllnal 7 apacloua rooma,____ 2Vi WEST SIDE LOCATION I, tiraplaoaa family room artd 2 car garage— pick out your Taatatully decorated 3 bad room capa with llnithad rac. room. 1H batha, llraplaoa, large, ancloaad rear porch, aluminum ald^ NEW LISTING oolorattoday. Ing,------PLUS------garaga.- Hurry and- aael .. Low 7 NEW LISTING Manchester 109,900 Manchester Q An exc^lent home for entertaining and the growing 5 5 90 A great starter home with good sized rooms’and a family. There’s a large country Ikitchen,______a huge 16 X 32* BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO, INC. deck, a living room with a fireplace and woodstove, a very convenient location. The back yard has a ^ ROTORS rec room with a bar and sliders to a beautiful 16 x 27 pa­ brrak, making this a beauty for the price, inside 189 WEST CENTER STREET tio. The list goes on and on, so have a pen and paper dna out! (Comer of McKee) ' T S r ready when you call to get the rest of the extras. ______646-2482 sage leatball Platter h Sauce viglani ' and butter Mtartchester Herald

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Manchester voters will go to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 6. to elect a president, a representa­ tive in Congress, a state senator, a state representative and registrars of voters. This annual election supple­ ment, prepared by the Man­ chester Herald with the assist­ ance of the League of Women Voters, is designed to help voters make choices on candi­ dates for state senator and state representative. ^ 0 ^ Included in this supplement are biographical sketches pre­ I, garage and In mint G' pared by the 10 candidates for Manchester districts in the state Legislature, and the candidates' answers to three questions posed by the Herald and the League. Manchester’s state Senate t Two Bodrooni Ualt district is the 4th Senatorial features District, which also includes dry the towns of Bolton, Columbia, Bedroom »ck Glastonbury and Hebron. oom ling Area Window There are four districts in the state House of Representa­ tives which include parts of Manchester. The 9th Assembly District includes Manchester's SaeKy voting district 9 as well as Manchester parts of East Hartford and Glastonbury. The inth Assem­ bly District, wholly in Man­ 511 chester, comprises voting-dis­ tricts 1, 2, 5, 7 and 10. The 13th Assembly District, also wholly in Manchester, comprises \-oi- ing districts 4, 6, 8. 11 and V' The 55th Assembly Distrie' i - e at composed of Manchester’.-i \m sr St ing district 3 and all ol th" towns of Andover. Bi lion A i Hebron and Marlboron.'tl' •'A Also included in this supple­ ment is information on when, where and how to cast your vote.

Here are the questions posed to candidates in the 1984 election; 1. What specific steps do you propose to reform Connecti­ Inside: cut’s tax structure? Or would 9th Assem bly District ...... p a g e 2 you leave our taxing system 12th Assem bly D istrict ...... p a g e 4 just as it is? 13th Assem bly D istrict ...... p a g e 6 2. What can and should the 55th Assem bly D istrict ...... p a g e 8 4th S e n a to r ia l D i s t r i c t ...... p a g e I I General Assembly do to solve the problem of long delay and How to use voting m achines ...... p a g e 4 backlog in our civil and crimi­ d Colonial, Manchester polling places ...... p a g e 6 nal courts? leting. Fur- Questions on ballot, to o ...... p a g e 8 ' years old. Voting districts by street ...... p a g e 10 3. What is the single most important thing that you plan to do for the town and people of Manchester in the General r Assembly, if you are elected in November?

VERNON CIRCLE 872-9153 VERNON ( ' r Results fust isted 9th Assembly District i i I ' » ' .

However, if Connecticut does state aid for municipalities. I Donald Bates adopt an income tax, I would object to the state mandating Democrat, incumbent hope the sales tax would be certain municipal programs without providing funding, leav­ Born Miirch 15, 1928 in Hart­ abolished and not just reduced, and a constitutional cap be ing the burden on the local m ford. I’ve been an East Hartford placednn spending. I do prefer to property tax, which I feel is the resident for 29 years. Married to most overworked tax of all. the former Terry Albert, we continue with our present tax have four children: Steven, a structure, with perhaps minor Plymouth State College gradu­ adjustments to some exemp­ Kevin H. Norige tions, and hopefully expand our ate. now self-employed; Ri­ Republican, challenger chard. who attended Central economic base to increase The DEMOCRATIC TEAM Connecticut State University revenue. Kevin H. Norige is a concerned and now manages a Fort Worth 2. COURTS. citizen ready to act on those restaurant: Robert, presently The actual backlog of cases in concerns to improve the quality ^ for Manchester attending Central Connecticut our civil court system has been of life in Connecticut. He is State University, and Mary Ann, reduced by approximately one- concerned about the environ­ a West Point graduate currently half through the addition of some ment — remember his sympo­ serving at Fort Hood, Texas. 25 support positions such as case sium on solid waste manage­ Retired after a lengthy sales managers, clerks, etc. We are ment In May 1983. He is DONALD BATES KEVIN NORIGE ...And for ALL the People! career. I’ve been activi in PTA currently in a building program concerned about education — he and church affairs. I'w also a and as new courthouses are is a member of his local PTO and added, the additional staff and create or expand on the fee-fine- strictness required in the presen­ United States Army veteran. he teaches at the college level. tation of evidence; third; ex­ judges should be provided. To He is concerned about health — tax patchwork. No, the main Elected to the East Hartford problem is on the spending side panding the use of magistrates, Town Council in 1967. I served reduce the backlog in criminal he is a practicing dentist. cases, the Speedy Trial Act — give a politician a dime and referees, and arbitration until 1975. and served as town Kevin Norige is involved in his boards; fourth, using fewer enacted three years ago, pro­ community — he is a member of he'll find a way to spend 12 cents; treasurer from 1976 to 1982. he'll call it a crisis and tack on jurors. Elected to the General Assembly vides that if an accused isn't the Manchester Association for tried within a specific period, another tax. 3. PLANS. in 1982. I was assigned to the Retarded Citizens, the East The most important thing that he's automatically released. Hartford Kiwanis, the United We must treat the running of Public Safety and Transporta­ state government as the man­ can be done for the town of tion conmittees. and recently This hasn't happened yet, but Stages Chamber of Commerce, Manchester in the state legisla­ has served to expedite trials. and is chairman of the East agement of priority-based pro­ was appoinl^d us the latter grams rather than as the reac­ ture is require the state govern­ I iinuiiMoc's liaison to the Brad- 3. PLANS. Hartford Republican Town Com­ ment to set priorities and to Candidates for President To insure Manchester's re­ mittee. He is a loving husband tion to crises, then we can > cy Airport Commission. establish a sensible revenue­ assume responsibility for man­ ceiving its fair share of funding and father. I'm very proud of my 18 years raising system. dated programs. That means and Vice-President public office. ' for local street and bridge repair Kevin Norige is just like you — providing full funding for basic and maintenance through the concerned and dedicated. 2. COURTS. transportation's infrastructure A solution to judicial system education. That means provid­ Answers delays and backlogs could in­ ing adequate funding for basic program and to seek additional human needs of food, clothing, 1 TAXES. state funding for municipal Answers clude: first, reducing the I ha\'c opposed adding an roads by supporting an increase 1. TAXES. number of new laws put on the and housing to the most needy. iiuimii- tax in Connecticut, not The main problem with Con­ books each year and repealing That means providing safe, in town aid for roads grant, efficient modes of transporta­ bcc. use I feel it s unfair, but I would be my suggestion. necticut's tax structure is not an those laws which are technically fear the great potential for I also support full funding of inability to raise money, because unenforceable; second, without tion. That means planning for BARBARA KENNELLY STEVE CASSANO progress rather than reacting to raising revenue could too easily the G.T.B. to 100 percent of the for every new crisis the politi­ violating a client's constitutional encourage increased spending. formula. This would increase cians have always been able to rights, relaxing some of the , crises. for Congress ter State Senator E15IE "BIZ " SWENSSON vnill nil MI3IH DSIRtl REmSENIMIVE WALTER MONDALE and JAMES McCAVANAGH GERALDINE FERRARO JOHN THOMPSON EXPERIENCED DEDICATED (CONCERNED State Representative, 12tli District 0 Four years as your State 0 Near 100% attendance 0 Vote for McCavanagh at... State Representative, 13th District Representative. and voting record In the those who can least af­ #1 Robertson School Vote for Thompson at... ford them. #4 Martin School 0 Serves on Health and General Assembly #2 Bowers School Human Services and 0 There is no stronger 0 That there be timely and #5 Senior Citizen’s Center #6 Nathan Hale School Special Education Com­ voice for laws to aid Se­ adequate state funding #7 Waddell School #8 Verplanck School mittees. nior Citizens. for our local educational #11 Mahoney Rec Center systems. #10 Manchester High School 0 -Task Force for the 0 Promptly and personally #12 Howell Cheney Technical School Elderly. helping constituents 0 About the special needs with questions and pro­ of physically and men­ blems. tally impaired children and adults. ■ -5P^ - \ ,

ON NOV. 6TH RE-ELECT ELSIE SWENSSON DONALD BATES MICHAEL ZIZKA HERBERT______STEVENSON PEOPLE BEFORE POUTICS State Representative, 9th District State Representative, 55th District Reeistrer of Veters #9 Kinniy St. School #3 Buckloy School ° Paid for by Committee to Re-Elect Elsie "Biz” Swensson; Faye Lawrence, Treasurer For A Ride to Vote, Babysitter, or an Absentee Ballot, Call...647-7998 or 647-7994 Paid for bv Democratic Town Committee, Paul VOTE DEMOCRATIC NOV. 6TH Phillips, Treasurer. 12th Assembly District s Connecticut. For that reason, 1 Jonathan Mercier James McCavanagh join Gov, O’Neill in opposing any Democrat, incumbent state income tax. However, I Republican, challenger I am a lifelong resident of would like to make our present I am a lifelong Connecticut Manchester, Connecticut. I at­ tax structure more equitable by resident. I am 39 years old and tended local schools and studied such changes as increasing the have been interested in politics at both Manchester Community sales tax exemptions for child­ and government for almost 25 of College and the University of ren's clothing purchases to reach those years. I attended UConn. Connecticut. I am a veteran of all children under the age of 16. where I met my wife. Three STEVE the Ignited States Navy. 2. COURTS. years of army service included My entrance into politics be­ Even though the General As­ one year in Vietnam. After the gan in I979 when I ran for the sembly has in recent years army, I attended UConn Law at town Board of Directors, and provided new courthouse facili­ night while working at Travel­ was successfully elected as ties and created new judgeships, ers. I have worked at Aetna since secretary of the board. I was the increasing litigation needs of graduating from law school in re-elected to the board in 1981 our growing population have still 1974. and have worked on many left our courts with too many In my job as a pension lawyer, CASSANO committees and have served as badly clogged dockets. Because I am responsible, among other the liaison to the police, fire, and of the separation of powers things, for evaluating the impact education departments. established by the Constitution of new and proposed on our In 1982 I decided to run and between the legislative and customer's pension and profit- JAMES McCAVANAGH JONATHAN MERCIER successfully was elected as state judicial branches of govern­ sharing plans. I currently serve Your Choice representative from the 12th ment, the General Assembly on the Manchester Ethics Com­ District. .‘Xs a freshman legisla­ cannot tell the judges how to run mission and the Manchester the court system. However. I do Human Relations Commission. proach. Only after such a pro­ and other efforts to develop tor I have served on the planning gram is in place, can we better judicial management sys­ ,in

Paid for by Sieve Cassano's Senate Election Comm.-Paul Roasello-Treasurer 13th Assembly District John W. Thompson poor town than in a property-rich town. A uniform fee system Elsie Swensson Democrat, challenger collected by the state and re­ Republican, Incumbent John W. Thompson was born turned to the local government and raised on Staten Island, New would be more fair and efficient. I have served Manchester as York. He graduated from high Third, study regionalization of state representative for the 13th school in 1950, and entered the certain heavy property-tax Ijro- Assembly District since 1980, Marine Corps, where he served ducers, e.g., nuclear power and am proud of my 100 percent with the First Marine Division in plants, shopping malls, etc., attendance and my record. AMERICA iS BACK Korea in I9S1-52. He received a since a few towns reap windfall Born in Braintree, Massachu­ bachelor's degree from St. Mi­ property taxes. setts, I have lived in Manchester chael's College and a master's Z. COURTS. with my husband, Joe Sr., for 33 degree in political science from years. We have three grown the University of Connecticut. I applaud.effgFtstom;i^^ases from busy to less''6usy courts. children, Elaine Flynn, Kurt and Jack is married to the former Arbitration, such as in the Joseph Jr., and six Bette Collins of Burlington, Vt. PROUDER ★ STRONGER* BETTER Lemon Law, should be more grandchildren. They have lived in Manchester u widely used to resolve cases. since 1961. and have five child­ There is also the possibility that While my children were grow­ ren: Sean. Peter, Michael, Kevin ing and my husband's job and Susan. with increased staff, the working days of the courts can be entailed a great deal of travel- Jack served as mayor and extended with night court ses­ jog, I gave my time to commun­ deputy mayor of Manchester JOHN THOMPSON ELSIE SWENSSON S sions, providing convenience for ity work. I have served as justice from 1971 to 1977. He is a member the people involved. of the peace for 12 years; past RE-ELECT THE of St. James Church; an incor­ trustee of South United Metho­ tax. and I will continue to fenses. Second, we should in­ porator of Manchester Memorial 3. PLANS. dist Church; life member of the represent their opinions and crease the. limit on Small Qaim Hospital; and is a director of I would work extremely hard Women’s Society: and past Sun­ oppose a personal income tax. Court actions. Third, encourage Heritage Savings and Loan Asso­ to restore a working relationship day School teacher. I was a Cuh There are specific areas of lawyers not to ask for postpone­ ciation. He has been active in between our town and the state. Scout leader; president of Wa­ Connecticut’s laws I will work (o ments so we can implement youth baseball and basketball Deinstitutionalization of the shington School PTA; past presi­ change during my next term. speedy trials. Fourth, increase programs and was president of mentally ill, and the mentally dent of the Women’s Club of First, I will propose the repeal of prison facilities, especially for the Connecticut Society of Ger­ retarded, the collection of con­ Manchester; member of the REAGAN-BUSH TEAM the sales tax on prescription ontology. He is privately em­ veyance taxes, and the heavy minor crimes. Board of Realtors; vice chairwo­ medicine. Second, I will propose 3. PU INS. ployed as a consultant. recording and reporting of infor­ man of Republican Town Com­ repeal of the sales tax on I will continue to work for mation for the state by local mittee; Red Cross; life member clothing, especially children’s. If better management of govern­ Answers governments, place heavy so­ o f Manchester Hospital large surpluses keep increasing, cial, financial, and administra­ Auxiliary. mental programs. A more effi­ t. TAXES. I would like to see a cap on the ciently managed state govern­ tive burdens on our town. Unfor­ future nine-cent increase on ELECT RE-ELECT RE-ELECT First, eliminate the nuisance tunately, state-local liaison in I am serving as a director and ment would do two extremely ELECT taxes, e.g., sales tax on meals gasoline, also license and regis­ important things. First, it would our district seems either nega­ secretary of the state Easter tration fees. under $1. and on used clothing Seal Society; legislative chair­ provide services to those who JONATHAN MERCIER E "BIZ" SWENSSON I. PETER FUSSCAS tive or negligible. I would meet 2. COURTS. KEVIN NORIGE and goods, which penalize the person, Manchester Child and need them in a better manner STATE REP. DIST. 12 regularly with our Board of We must take a comprehen­ STATE REP. DIST. 13 STATE REP. DIST. 55 STATE REP. DIST. 0 elderly, the young, and the less Family Services. than they are now provided. Too Directors, Board of Education, sive approach to solving the affluent. and individual citizens and many of the programs we have Second, removal of the prop­ problems of court overcrowding. today fail to reach those they are "HTU NOM lU n FN YIW." 'IMPROVE THE QOAUTY OF UFE" groups, to be certain Manches­ Answers I would suggest we take several "PEOFIE BEFORE POUTKS" “A RECNO YOU CAN K PROUD r ' erty tax on motor vehicles based ter's needs and hopes are being intended to help. Second, a on local mill rates. The same car specific measures to deal with it. government run efficiently and addressed fairly and equitably 1. TAXES. First, we should put more is taxed heavier in a property- by the state government. Tax reform generally means with reduced waste and fraud emphasis on secondary courts would save money which could the creation of an income tax. My systems to deal with minor constituents oppose an income then be allocated to new or traffic and misdemeanor of- underfunded programs. I’s where to vote ■A- ★ ★ ★ ★ -A- Manchester is divided into 12 voting districts with one polling place in each voting district. Here’s a list of the polling places: District 1 — Robertson School, 45 N. School St. JON District 2 — Bowers School, 141 Princeton St. District 3 — Buckley School, 250 Vernon St. District 4 — Martin School, 140 Dartmouth Road. District 5 — Senior Citizens Center, 549 E. Middle RE-ELECT ELECT Turnpike. MERCIER District 6 — Nathan Hale School, 160 Spruce St. CARl A. ZINSSER HERSCHEL KIEIN District 7 — Waddell School, 163 Broad St. STATE SENATOR CONGRESSMAN District 8 — Verplanck School, 126 Olcott St. State Representative District 9 — Keeney Street School, 179 Keeney St. "PROVEN LEADERSHIP • POSITIVE ACnON District 10 — Manchester High School, 134 E. Middle "CONORESS NEEDS KLEIN" Turnpike. 12th District NOT EMPTY PROMISES" District 11 — Mahoney Recreation Center (West Side Rec), Cedar Street. District 12 — Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Technical School, 791 W. Middle Turnpike. Jon Mercier will work hard to enact "CONNECTICUT NEEDS A REPUBLICAN TEAM” legislation to: League seeking members PROVIDE more VOTE REPUBLICAN NOV. 6TH The Capitol Region East League of Women Voters is senior citizen housing. actively seeking members. Be an informed voter — Join the league today! C «U 64SS107 OR <49-5840 Call 649-9465 or 649-8299, or write to the league at P.O. Box 513, Manchester, CT 06040. THE BOnOM UNE IS RESULTS! rOR < RIDE TO THE POUS ON ELECTION DRY Paid for by Mercier In '84 Comm. L. Belcher. Treasurer ^ • ’V Manchester Republican Town Committee, Edgar Weaver. Treasurer. 55th Assembly District

procedures. I believe the courts committee assignments have Michael ZIzka should apply more stringent been Appropriations, four years; Democrat, challenger sanctions to parties who fail to Public Safety,,two years; Pro­ abide by these limits. Unfortu­ gram Review' and Investiga­ I am a native of Eastern nately, the General Assembly’s tions, two years. Connecticut, a geologist and a power to effect such changes is McCAVANAGH lawyer. Peter Fusscas seeks a third limited, but it should neverthe­ As a geologist, I mapped a term where his broad back­ less act within its available large part of my assembly ground, experience and seniority authority. district. I also assisted town can continue to serve the people I also favor legislation provid­ officials throughout the state in of Andover, Bolton, Hebron, ing alternative methods of civil analyzing hundreds of housing, Marlborough and Manchester. dispute resolution. The arbitra­ commercial, industrial and re­ tion and fact-finding programs creational development propos­ Answers are a good first step but more can als. I have participated in be done. 1. TAXES. several lake watershed studies WORKS 3. PLANS. Reforming Connecticut’s tax and can help the towns address My assembly district includes structure, like a coin, has two problems such as drainage, only the third voting district of sides: taxing side and spending water supply and waste disposal. Is Manchester. It also includes four side. You don’t have to pass new PETER FUSSCAS As a lawyer, I am experienced MICHAEL ZIZKA rural-suburban towns whose in­ and increased taxes if you don’t at representing others. My work terests may differ from Man­ increase spending. Tax reform has involved a variety of legal ble over the truth — pick chester’s. Manchester residents goes hand in hand with spending ing the following reforms: Han­ issues of concern to the state and themselves up and continue on." in my district may rightfully feel reform. No structure of taxes is dle lesser motor vehicle viola­ its municipalities. I am skilled in Polls I conduct before every isolated and that their represen­ fair. In the long run, it all comes tions administratively in night legal drafting and can help Legislature tell me the "truth.” \ tative has not been responsive. out of working people’s pockets. court. Divert juvenile cases by FOR YOU fashion legislation of maximum People impart to me their I will make a special effort to Connecticut’s constitution encouraging towns to establish benefit to my district. feelings and concerns, and I “ re-enfranchise” Manchester’s should make it much harder to juvenile councils. Require judi­ As a private citizen, I have carry their message to the third district. I will consult pass taxes by requiring a 60 cial employees to work 40-hour served as a member of several General Assembly. With this regularly with Manchester offi­ percent majority vote instead of week; longer court days add the commissions and, most recently, knowledge in hand, I hope to cials. I will go door to door and 50.1 percent. Without controls, equivalent of 20 new judges. as a town selectman. 1 have continue on into a third term will organize informational all taxes become licenses to Speed up jury selection by never refused an opportunity to working to improve the quality of meetings during my term. I will spend. If you don’t believe this, questioning jurors in ^oups as in HE HAS PROVEN IT serve my community, and will be life for our senior citizens, our make every effort to maximize why are Democrats refusing to federal court, not individually. active and visible in each town in working families, and for our my availability to Manchester return a 164 million dollar All these steps will save and my district. children through better educa­ residents and to provide them surplus? expand judges time; reduce tion, safer neighborhoods, re­ with an equal level of service. 2. C O U R TS . cases; speed up the process; Antwera “Justice delayed is justice make fuller use of court facilities duced government spending, State Representative McCavanagh — at a reasonable cost. and a lighter tax burden. 1. T A X E S . denied! “ Addresses the General Assembly Peter Fusscas Connecticut can increase the 3. P L A N S . I am honored to have repres­ The tax structure in Connecti­ ented this community of shared SO MANY TIMES Sir Winston Churchill said, cut does need review. However, number of judges and reduce the Republican, Incumbent “ Politicians occasionally stum- interests. as a first-term representative, I number of court cases by adopt- would have no preconceived Republican State Rep. Peter positions on specific tax modifi­ Fusscas, 43, is married, has cations. The reduction or eftmi- three children, Chris, 12; nation of any one tax would Amanda, 11; and Fred, 11. His McCavanagh Frees $870,834 State Funds State Grants $51,695 For Charter Oak Park obviously have to be offset by wife, Helen, is an art historian either an increase in other taxes who teaches at the Hartford For Porter Street Sewers or a reduction in spending. While College for Women and who owns Manchester Community College To Get I favor reduction, I am aware and operates an art gallery in Andover McCavanagh Backs Drinking Age To Age 21 $397,180 From State Board Of Trustees that some state agencies, such as Marlborough. Marlborough the Department of Environmen­ Rep. Fusscas brings to the tal Protection, are grossly Legislature 20 years business McCavanagh Leads Crime Study McCavanagh Wins Dollar Cap On Local Costs understaffed. experience in small, medium, I therefore would be willing to and large corporations. He holds Bolton Of Special Education consider carefully, and not re­ a bachelor’s degree in business McCavanagh Announces Roadway Resurfac­ ject outright, any comprehen­ and a master’s degree in busi­ Manchester ing Project For Oakland Street sive proposal for tax reform. I ness administration. Fusscas, a McCavanagh Works For Crime Victim Rights would be most interested in Vietnam veteran, an American Hebron reducing the sales tax. Legion and VFW member, Safety Bill By McCavanagh Is Approved: McCavanagh’s Work Wins Candidate Endor­ 2. C O U R TS . served four years in the Marine As a lawyer practicing mainly Corps. Trucks Must Rash Lights Under ^ MPH sement Of State And Local Police Unions in litigation, I am aware that one Peter Fusscas is an expe­ cause of the delay is the laxity in rienced legislator who has enforcing the rules regarding served two terms in the Connec­ McCavanagh Opposes State Control Of Local McCavanagh Urges Ban Of Armor Piercing time limits for specific legal ticut General Assembly. His Zoning Buiiet Saies state Representative State Board Of Education Grants Cheney Two Piate Markers Return Urged By McCa­ Questions on ballot, too Tech $16,700 vanagh

When Manchester voters go to for the lieutenant governor to exercise the duties of the office of Peter Fusscas Manchester To Receive $73,007 State McCavanagh Urges Lottery Funds Go To­ the polls Tuesday, they will be maldng choices for president, governor when the governor is Funds To Improve Roads wards Local Education representative in Congress, unable to do so? state-senator, and state repre­ 3. Shall the constitution of this **Peief PuaecM “Pslar Puseeae sentative. Voters also will be state be amended to establish a bellovM our senior citizens deserve believes people deserve safer neigh­ division of criminal justice to live In dlanHy. Thars why he has In­ borhoods. Thara why ho supporiid f a c ^ with five questions, three troduced home cars legislation as an manpower Increases for our state VOTE within the executive department PULL of them on proposed amend­ altemativo to nursing care.” police, and a state-wida crime stop­ ments to the state constitution, and to provide for the appoint­ per program.” DEMOCRATIC one about Manchester allocating ment of state’s attormys by a RE-ELECT TO THE LEVER money for infrastructure repair, criminal justice commission? “PsIsrFu 4. Shall the Town of Manches­ wpeier Fueeeaa believes whan government over taxo and one about Manchester re­ believes our working families deserve entering the federal Community ter appropriate an amount not to it shoukT raturh your monai better. Thafs why he voted agalnat That's yrhy he wanted a special i Development Block Grant exceed M.600,000 for various JAMES R* 1 double digit state spending and 350 street resurfacing, storm sewer Sion to return the 275 million surplus program. million In new taxes. the State will aoo at the and of this Here is the text of the construction, sidewalk repair, year.” questions: dam repair and bridge and 1. For the consitutional amend­ culvert repair and replacement MC CAVANAGH DISTRICT Paid for by lha CommiftM lo Ro-EJad Jamaa R. MoCbrariagh. Rigr'no*^ F Daw^to, Traaaurar ment prohibiting discrimination projects. "A against a person because of his, 5. Shall the Board of Directors RECORD YOU CAN BE PROUD OF" or her physical or mental accept funds designated for the RE-ELECT PETER FUSSCAS disability. Town of Manchester under the Federal Community Develop­ 2. Shall the consitution be PaM tor by the Peter Fueeces Cempalgn “M Committee; Joenne Jure, Tier •m ? ; f • f j * r r * ’ 31 M 'lift amended to provide a procedure ment Block Grant Program? 4th Senatorial District \ <) Manchester voting dii listed by street address Stephen Cassano tonr and should not exist. We can We must maintain existing facil­ Democrat, challenger eliminate these taxes, provide ities and our infrastructure as we TImrod Rood...... 4 for significant reduction in the can't continue to have major Here Is a street-by­ District 11: even numbers Palknor D riv e ...... 12 Jorvis Rood...... from 257 to 351 and even from 314 to 564 and odd Tolland Turnpike...... 1,3 As a professor at Manchester local property tax and a reduc­ Farm Drive...... 9 Jeon Rood ...... numbers from 256 to 500 District 1: odd numbers repair and reconstruction costs street list of Manches­ numbers from 323 to M7 Formtngton Street...... 2 Jefferson Street .. District 13: odd numbers District 12: odd numbers from 385 up ond even Community College I have one of tion of the sales tax. The current facing us because of ongoing ter voting districts: Fenwick Rood...... 2 Jensen Street...... from 353 and even numbers Rachel Rood...... numbers from 183 up from 549 up and even Ferguson Rood...... 5 a the most rewarding jobs in surplus shows that changes can Joan Circle ...... from 502 Roddlng Street ... Dlstrlct3; odd numbers up neglect. Proper funding for all numbers from 598 up Fern Street...... 4 Johnson Terrace . Middlefield Street...... 11 Centerfleld Street...... 3 Ralph Rood...... to 283 and even numbers up Connecticut. I will have to leave be implemented now. This will aspects of education is critical to Ferndote D riv e ...... 12 Jordt Street...... Milford Rood...... 5 Raymond Rood -.. to 180 Chalmers Street...... 8 Finley Street ...... 4 Joseph Street...... Mill Street...... 1 it if elected, but I know that the give us time to review the entire Chombers Street...... 7,11 Redwood Rood ... Tonlco Soring Tro ll___ future growth. Flog Drive...... 3 Joyce Lone...... Montclair D rive...... 3 Regent Street...... Tower Rood...... District 7: up to 51 Fleming Rood...... 7,11 Judith D rive...... Moore Street...... 8 Senate challenge can be just as tax structure so that we can Acodvm y S District 11: odd numbers Richard Rood...... Troev Drive ...... District 7: from 34 up Morse Rood...... 12 Richmond Drive.. Transit Lone...... exciting and fulfilling as the provide necessary services in an Adomt Street...... 1. 12 from S3 up ond even District 11: UP to 25 Mountain Rood...... 4, 5 DUtrlct I : up to 302 nuntbers from S3 up Ridge Street...... Trebbe Drive ...... challenge of teaching. Cart A. Zinsser Flint Drive...... 8 District 4: odd numbers Ridgefield Street . Trotter Street...... efficient manner assessing all Dittrict 12: 303 to end Chonning Drive...... 9 Florence Street...... 4 from 231 up Adorn* Street South ...... I Chapel Rood...... 1 Ridgewood Street. Trumbull Street...... I have lived in Connecticut for taxpayers fairly and equally. Adetolde Rood...... 5 Flower Street. . . : ...... 10 District 5: all even Riverside D rive... Tuck Rood...... Republican, incumbent Chooel Street...... 7 Foley Street...... 8 Kane Rood...... 4 numbers ond odd numbers Robert Rood...... 20 years and know the strengths Z. COURTS. Aon ee D r iv e ...... S Chorles Drive...... 10 District 8 : even numbers Tudor Lone...... Ford Street...... 4 UP to 239 Robin Rood...... Turklngton Drive...... Having served for eight years Alesonder S tre e t...... 11 Chorter Oofc Street...... 4,4 Forest Street...... 10,11 only from 58 to 200 Munro Street...... 5.4 and weaknesses of this state. I One sensible way to solve the Alice D r iv e ...... 5 District 4: all even District 9: oil numbers Rogers Ploce...... Turnbull Rood...... on the Manchester Board of District 10: odd numbers District 5: odd numbers Roosevelt Street.. Tyler Circle ...... have served on many commit- problem is to provide the person­ Alton Street ...... 7 numbers ond odd numbers District 11: even numbers thru 54 ond odd numbers . District 4: even numbers Ambottedor Drive ...... 3 from 271 up only from 57 to end ond even Rosemory Place.. Directors, plus a two-year term Foster Street...... 4 Myrtle Street...... 10 Ruby D rive...... ^ tees dealing with a multitude of nel necessary to do the job. We do Anderton Street...... to Districts: oddnumbersuo Foxcroft D riv e ...... 12 numbers from 203 to end (1969-70) on the Manchester Andor R o o d ...... 4, e Russell Street...... issues, am involved with various to 249 Frances D rive ...... 9 Kennedy Rood...... 3 U ^ rtbt have enough judges; without DHtrlct 4: odd number* Chester Drive...... 12 Franklin Street...... 10 Kensington Street...... 5 N service organizations, and am Housing Authority, and two District i: even numbers Chestnut Street...... 10 Kent Drive...... 3 them the system ceases to Frederick Rood...... 12 s Union C o u rt...... 1 years (1972-73) on the Manches­ Ann Street...... | Church Street...... 10 French Rood...... 12 Kenwood Drive...... 1 NawStragf ...... 10 politically involved. My years of function. Delays are granted too Ansoldl Rood ...... 4. 4 Clork Street...... 1 Kerry Street...... 1 Union Ploca...... 1 Fulton Rood...... 12 N«w Bolton Rood...... 4 Union Straat...... 1 educational training are a strong freely to attorneys for a variety ter Human Relations Commis­ District 4: odd numbers to Cleorvlew Terroce...... 7 Kimberly Drive...... 4 Nawmon Strati...... 10 SoddlahlM Rood...... 9 sion, has given me the expe­ 47 ond even numbers to 70 Cllftside D rive...... 3 KIngswood Drive...... 4 Naw Stota Rood...... 1 Soga Driva ...... 3 asset to me as I have to be of reasons that tie up the system. STEPHEN CASSANO CARL ZINSSER District 4: odd numbers Clifton Street...... 2 Knighton Street...... 4 Nika Circia...... 9 Sotnt Jamas Straat...... 1 0 rience that I have needed for the from 49 ond oven numbers Clinton Street...... 4 Knollwood Rood...... 3 V practical and innovative while Probation is nearly non-existent from 72 Nilas D riv a ...... 9 Saint John Straat...... 11,13 Clyde Rood...... 2 Knox Street...... 10 Normon Straat...... 4 District 11: from 77 uo considering the concerns of past four years in the Senate. A p e lR lo c e ...... 1 Cobb Hill Rood...... 4 Golaxy D rive...... 9 in many areas resulting in more those taxes that were passed in Arcelllo D r iv e ...... S North Straat...... 1 District 13: up to 75 Vollav Straat ...... 10 I have also served as president Therefore, we must fund not only Coburn Rood...... 2 Gorden Drive...... 10 North Elm Straat...... },2 Saint Lowranca Straat... .11 Vollav Vlaw R oo d ...... 9 others in the decision making crimes committed by past of­ Alpine S tre e t...... 7 Cole Street-...... 2 Gorden Street...... 10 of the Manchester Jaycees and 1982 and 1963 to pay for the deficit more judges, but upgrade the A rch S treet...... t1 District 1: all numbars up Soint Poul Driva...... 5 Varnon Straat ...... 3.5 process. I believe that we must fenders. Finally, sentencing is Colemon Rood...... 3 Gorden Grove D riv e ...... 9 to 93 Solam Rood ...... 1 2 District 3: from 331 up as a deacon of the Center that is now a 9164,000,000surplus. entire judicial system. Ardmore Rood...... to Colonlol Rood...... 3 Gordner Street...... 4 District 3: from numbar 94 spend money as efficiently as often lax and, in too many cases, Armory Street...... 7 Columbus Street...... 7 .11 Loke Street...... 3 ,4 Sanford Rood...... 5 District S: up to 330 Gordner Street W est...... 4 UP Sontlno Driva...... 9 Varnon Straat Wast...... 3 Congregational Church and After that the state must start to Secondly, the legislature A rnott R o o d ...... 5 District 7: up to 44 Gornet Rood...... 9 Dlstrlct3: oil oddnumbers North Foirflald Straat ...... 11 possible while providing neces­ sentences are never imposed. ArvIneRloce ...... 4 District 11: from 4S to end District 4: oil even Soss Driva...... 3 VIctorio Rood...... 8 treasurer of its men’s club for 10 adopt a policy of expenditure should look to establish legisla­ Gofih Rood...... 4 , 5 Northflald Straat ...... 3 Soultars Rood...... 2 Viaw Straat...... 10 sary services. We must invest Ash S tre et...... 9 Comstock Rood...... 4 District 4: odd numbers numbers Appropriate punishment must control so as to bring down the Ashlond Street...... 7 North Moln Straat...... 1 Scarborough Rood...... ,6 Villa Loulso Rood...... 4 years. tion that would encourage people Concord Rood...... *... 1,3 from 137 ond oven numbers Lokewood Circle N orth...... 9 North School Straat ...... 1 wisely as we plan programs for be imposed and carried out. Ashworth Street...... 4, S District 1: even numbers Lokewood Circle South...... 9 Schollar Rood...... 12 Vllloga Straat...... 9 cost of government. It is almost from 110 Norwood Straat...... 9 School Straat...... 4.6 Vina Straat...... 4 I believe that my experience in voluntarily to bring their case to District 4: up to 99 District 3: odd numbers Districts: odd numbers up Lompllghter D riv e ...... 9 future needs, for prudent eco­ These actions would greatly District S: from 40 to end Loncoster Rood...... 4 Nutmag D riv a ...... ,,..9 District 4: odd numbars Vlrglnto Rood ...... 4. 6 local government, both in criminal that the 1983-84 and the arbitration. This would, of Cone Street...... 2 to 135 and even numbers up Nva Straat...... 10 from 217 up ond avan District 4: odd numbars nomic decisions made today will reduce the backlog and re­ Asylum Street...... 2 Congress Street...... 7 to 108 Laurel Ploce...... 10 1984-85 budgets showed an in­ Auburn R o o d ...... 2 Laurel Street...... 10 numbers from 264 up District 4: even numbers elected and appointed positions, course, only be in civil cases, but Constance D rive...... S Gerard Street...... 2 District 4: odd numbers up insure a better future for all. establish our faith in the system. Autumn Street...... 4, 5. 4 Conway Rood...... 5 Gleoson Street...... 1 Lawton Rood...... 5 and a firm te lie f that what is crease of 11.9 percent and 10.4 it would be a way to ease the District 4: even numbers Ledgecrest Terrace...... 9 to 215 and even numbers up 3. PLANS. Cook Street...... 5 Glen Rood...... 4 to 244 needed in government is a good percent while inflation was at from 71 Coolldge Street...... 8 Glendale Rood...... 9 Lelond D riv e ...... 9 W A senator is elected to repres­ pressures on the system. District 5: all odd numbers Lenox Street...... 10 Scott D riv e ...... 3 Answers between 3 to 4 percent. Cooper Street...... 11 Glenwood Street...... 4 Oak Street...... 4, 5, 4 Seaman Circle...... 8 dose of common sense, makes 3. PLANS. District 4; even numbers Cooper Hill Street...... 11 Glode Lone...... 1 Level Rood...... 5 District 4: odd numbers Woddall D riva ...... ent people. As senator I will seek UP to 74 Lewis Street...... 4 Server Street...... 8 ...... 9 me well qualified to continue to I will continue to do what I Coop Sawmill Rood...... 4 Golwoy Street...... 1 from 243 to 315 ond even Seymour Street 7 Woddall Rood 8 1. TAXES. citizen advice by holding regular A ve ry Street...... l Cornell Street ...... 8 Goodwin Street...... 10 Lexington Drive...... 3 numbers from 312 to 314 Wadsworth Straat...... 8. COURTS. Avon Street...... • Liberty Street ...... 10 Shady Lone...... 1 ...10 Connecticut's tax structure represent the 4th District. have been doing for the past four CornwoM D riv e ...... 3 Gormon Place...... 10 District 5; from 317 up Shallowbrook Lane 9 Wodsworth Straat Ext...... 10 comment sessions in each town Avondole R o o d ...... 2 Cottoge Street...... 4 Goslee Drive ...... 11 Lilac Street...... ll Olstrlct6: oddnumbersuo There are a number of steps years. That is to represent all of Lllley Streiet...... 10 Sheldon Road...... t Wolkar Straat...... ,,10 must be studied because it is during the year. I will work full Country Club Drive...... 4 Grandview Street...... 5 to 261 ond even numbers up Shepord D rive...... 3 Wolnut Straat...... 10, 11 that the legislature can take. the people to the best of my Courtlond Street...... 8 Gront Rood...... 11 Lllllon Drive...... I to 210 unfair to middle class taxpayers. time at the job as I must leave Answen Lincoln Street...... 11 Sherwood Circle. 1 District 10: up to 17 B Covenant Drive...... 9 Green Road...... 1, 2 Oak Grove Street...... 4 . 5 District 11: from 18 uo First, this is possibly one of areas ability — to solicit their thou^ts Coventry Street...... ll Linden Street...... 10 Short Street ...... 11 Many items taxed must be my teaching position. I will work District 1; oil numbers up District 4: odd numbers Slater Street...... 1 Woronoka Road ...... 5 1. TAXES. of state government that is Crestwood Drive ...... 11,12 to 234 LIndman Street...... 4 Districts: even numbers eliminated like taxes on low cost through surveys and in direct Baldwin Rood ...... 3 Line Street...... 4 Somerset Drive ... . .4 Worran Straat...... 9 to bring about efficient operation The taxpayers of Connecticut District 11; odd numbers District 2: from 235 up Oak Place...... 10 Washington Straat...... clearly under-funded. As the Bonk Street...... 11 District 12; even numbers LInnmore D riv e ...... 12 South Street...... 1 , 2. 7 meals, children’s clothing, of all state agencies through discussion. I would also support Bornwood Rood...... 9 Green Hill Street...... 5 Ooklond street ...... 1 South Alton Street. .7 District 2: all numbars are now being overtaxed and number of court cases have Croft D riv e ...... 1 Green Manor Rood...... 2 LInwood Drive ...... 9 Ooklond Terrace...... 1 from 74 up seeds, used clothing and funer­ that legislation which would be Borrv R o o d ...... 3 Cromwell Rood...... 4 Litchfield Street...... 8 South Farms Drive 4 sound fiscal management. Fu­ deserve some relief. I propose to Botes Rood 12 Greenwood D riv e ...... 3, 5 Ookwood Road...... 1 South Hawthorne Street 7 District 7: up to 75 increased over the past 10 years, advantageous to the people of the Crosby Rood...... 5 District 3: odd numbers Little Street...... 7 Olcott D rive ...... 12 Waovar Rood...... als. Other taxes are discrimina- ture needs would be a priority. Bottlsto Rood 4 Cross Street ...... 11 Lockwood Street...... 7.11 South Main Street . 4, 9 ...... 5 introduce legislation to repeal the system has not kept pace. District 5: even num ^rs Olcott Street...... 8 District 4; odd numbers Wedgewood Drive . 4th Senatorial District. Beocon Street 1 Griffin Rood...... l District 7: up to 41 Olcott Street W est...... 8 Beech Street ll District 11; from 42 up District 9; even numbers Welcome Place Bell Street...... 9 Grissom Rood...... 3 O'Leorv Drive...... 8 Spencer Street 9,12 Wellesley Road . Griswold Street...... 11 Locust Street...... 10 Oliver R ood...... 11 Bent Street . . 3 Lodge D rive...... 10 District 9: even numbers Wellington Road Grove Street...... 7 Orchard Street ...... 10 District 12: odd numbers Wellman Road Benton Street...... 10 Longview D riv e ...... 9 Otis Street...... 10 Berkeley Street...... 2 Deer Ron Troll ...... 3 Lookout Mountoln Drive...... 4 Spring Street...... 4 Wells Street__ Oval Lane...... 8 Spruce Street...... 6 West Street A RE(X)RD OF (XiNCERN FOR HIS Bette D r iv e ...... 4 Delmont Street...... 2, 7 Lookout Mountoln Road...... 4 Overland Street...... 8 Bldwell Street ...... 8. 9 District 2: from 80 up Loomis Street...... l Starkweather Street 1 West Center Street ...... 8.11 Overlook D rive...... 3 Steep Hollow Lane 5 Districts: 122 to end Districts: oil oddnumbers District 7: up to 79 Lorraine Road...... 9 Oxford Street...... 7 ond even numbers from 188 Doming Street...... 1. 3 Hockmotock Street...... 9 Love Lane...... 9,12 Stephen Street...... 2 District 11: up to 121 (XIMMUNITY ANO ACTION FOR ITS PEOPLE District 9; even numbers D istrict 1: all even Hale Road...... 1 District 9: oil even Sterling Place 7 Westerly Street . . . 7 UP to 144 numbers ond odd numbers Hamilton Drive...... 3 numbers Stillfleld Road 9 Westfield Street...... 3 Bloelow Street...... 10 from 101 UP D istrict 12: all odd Stock Place...... 1 Westlond Street ...... 3 Hamlin Street ...... 4 Westminster Road ...... 4 Bllveu Rood...... 1 Olstrlct3; oddnumbers up Hannawov Street...... 4 numbers Stone Street...... 11 Birch Street...... 4 to 99 Hording Street...... 8 Lucian Street...... 8 Packard Street...... 8 Stront Street 10 Westwood Street ...... 8 Birch Mountain Rood...... 4 Denver Rood...... 5 Harlan Street...... 2 Ludlow Road...... 4 . 5 Palm Street ...... n Strowberrv Lane 9 Wetherell Street...... 8. 9 Bishop D riv e ...... 3 Devon D rive...... 11 Harrison Street...... 4 District 4: odd numbers Pork Street...... 10 Strickland Street 7 District 8: up to 218 BIssell Street...... 4 Dlone D riv e ...... 9 Hartford Rood...... 8, 9,11 from 111 Parker Street...... 1.2. 3, 5.10 Strong Street...... 7 District 9; from 219 up Bliss Street ...... 2 Division Street...... 11 District 8: odd numbers District 5: all even District 1: even numbers Summer Street...... 8.11 White Street ...... 2 Bluefleld D rive ...... 8 Doone Street ...... 1 from 419 numbers ond odd numbers from 424 up District 8: 84 to end Whitney Rood ...... 12 Blue Ridge D riv e ...... 4 Dorothy Rood ...... 2 District 9: even numbers UP to 109 District 2: odd numbers District 11: all numbers to Wildwood Road...... 3 Bobby L o n e ...... 4 Dorset Lo ne ...... 3 District 11: odd numbers Lydall Street ...... 2, 3, 5 from 259 to 489 and even 83 Wilfred Road...... 9 1/ '*>• Bolton Center Rood ...... 4 Dougon's A lle y ...... 4 UP to 417 District 2: even numbers numbers from 246 to 488 Summit Street...... 7 ,10 Wlllord Rood...... 2 Bolton Street...... 11 Dougherty Street...... 8 Hortland Rood...... 11 up to 240 District 3: odd numbers District 7 : 205 to end Williams Street...... 7 Bond Street...... 7 Dover Rood ...... 12 Harvard Rood...... 2 Dlstrlct3: all oddnumbers from 489 up and even District 10: all numbers to WIndemere Street ...... 7 ,11 Bonner Rood...... 2 Downey D riv e ...... 12 Horvest Lone...... 4 and even numbers from 404 numbers from 490 to 424 204 District 7; up to 43 Boulder Rood...... 5 Drescher Rood ...... 5 Hothawav La n e ...... 8 to end District 5; up to 89 Sunnvbrook D rive...... 4 District 11: from 44 up Bow Street ...... 10 Orexel Drive ...... 1 Howlev Street...... 4 District 5: even numbers District 10; oil numbers Sunset Street...... 9 Windsor Street...... 1 Bowers Street...... 2 Dudley Street...... 8 Howthorne Street ...... 7 from 242 to end from 89 to 244 Sycamore Lone...... 4 Winter Street...... 10 Broeside Crescent...... 9 Duncon Rood...... 4 Hoynes Street...... 7 Lyme Rood...... 2 Pascal Lone...... 12 WInthrop Rood...... 9 Brolnord Place...... 4 Duront Street...... 7 Haxel Street...... 4 Lynch D rive...... 5 Patriot Lone...... 5 Wood Lone...... 1 Bromblebush Rood...... 9 Durkin Street...... 10 Heother Lane...... 9 Lyndole Street...... 4 Peorl Street...... 4 Woodbrldge Street ...... 1.2,3 Branford Street...... 10 Duval Street...... 12 Helalne Rood...... 2 Lvness Street...... e Penn Rood...... 12 District 1: up to 71 ond Bremen Rood...... ll even numbers from 73 to 286 Hemlock Street...... 10 Perkins Street...... 11 Tam Road ...... Brent Rood...... 12 Hendee Rood...... 12 Perrett Ploce...... 10 .. .4 District 2; oil numbars District 12: oil numbers Tonner Street.,.. .2 from 302 up Henderson Rood...... 11 Phelps Rood...... 1 Toyior Street.... Bretton Rood...... 2 Henry Street...... 2, 7 M Philip Road...... 4 ...3 District 3; odd numbars / Brlorwood D riv e ...... 9 Tereso Rood...... 4 from 73 to 301 District 2: from 73 up Phyllis Road...... 4 Terry Road...... Bridge Street...... 8.9 Earl Street ...... 2,10 District 7: up to 72 Modlson Street...... 4 Pilgrim Lone...... 5 ...9 WoodhIII Rood...... 12 District 8: even numbers District 2: up to 9 Main Street...... I, 4, 7,10 Thoyer Rood__ ...4 Woodland Straat...... 7 Hercules D riv e ...... 9 Pine Street...... 10,11 Thistle Road...... District 9: odd numbers District 10; from 10 up Hickory Lane...... 4 District 1: odd numbers up District 10: odd numbers .2 Woodsida Straat...... 9 W ifi. Brood Street...... 7.11 Eost Center Street...... 3, 4,10 High Street...... 10,11 to 27 up to 149 Thomas Drive ... .12 Woodstock Driva ...... 3 District 7: up to 25and odd District 2: odd numbers District 10: up to 23 District 4: odd numbers Thompson Rood . . 8 Wvlivs Straat...... 4 District 11: oil even Timber Troll __ ...4 numbers from 27 to end from 405 and even numbers District 11: from 25 up from 485 up and even numbers and odd numbers Wynadlng Hill Rood ...... 4 District 11: even numbers from 374 High Street W est...... 8 numbers from 1054 up from 171 JACK THOMPSON from 24 to end District 4: even numbers HIghlond Street...... 4 District 7; all numbers Pine Hill Street...... 7 Brookfield Street...... 10 up to 372 HIghwood D rive ...... 4 from 28 to 283 Pioneer Circle...... 8 ^Personal Profile Bruce Rood...... 9 District 10; odd numbers Hlllcrest Rood...... 9 District 10: odd numbers Pitkin Street...... 5 * Political Profile Bryon Drive ...... 3 UP to 403 Hilliard Street...... 1. 7 from 285 to 483 and even Plono Ploce...... ; ..9 A two term Mayor of Manchester who gave the Married to Bette Thompson lor 29 years. Bucklnghom Street...... 2 Eost Eldridge Street...... 5 District 1: UP to 184 numbers from 284 to 1052 Plaza Drive...... 5 Bucklond Street...... t Eostfleld Street...... 3 town good government at an affordable coil. Father of five adult cMIdran. District 7; from 187 up Maple Street...... 6 Pleosont Street...... 11 Active In SL Jamee Pariah. Bonce D rive ...... 8 Eostland D riv e ...... 3 Hill* Street ...... 9 Morble Street...... 1 Pleasont Valley Rood...... 1 First chairperson of the Connecllcul Legislative Burnhom Street...... 1 Eost Mople Street ...... 5 Hillside Street...... 2 Morgoret Road...... 1 Plymouth Lane...... 5 Coalition for the eldarty. Marina Coipa Veteran of Korea War Burnhom Street Ext...... 1 Edgerton Place...... 10 Hlllstown Rood...... 9 Marlon Drive...... 5 Pond Lone...... 3 Burnhom Street West...... 1 Edgerton Street ...... 10 Former vice-chairman of Capital Region Council Graduate of St. Mtchaal’e College, Vermont; B.A. Hilltop Drive ...... 5 Marshall Road ...... 10 Porter Street...... 4, 5, 4 ’^1 Bush Hill Rood...... 9 Edison Rood...... 12 Hoffman Rood...... 12 Mother Street ...... 3 District 4: odd numbers of Governments. Political Science. Butler R ood...... 12 Edmund Street ...... 12 Holl Street...... 4 Maxwell Street...... 8 from 431 up and even Chairman of Manchester Charter Revision Com­ Graduate of UnlvaraHy of ConnacHcul, M.A. Butternut Rood...... 4 Edwards Street...... 1 Hollister Street...... 2, 7 Moyfleld Rood...... 4 numbers from 392 up Byron R oo d ...... 10 Elberto Rood...... 1, 3 District 2: from 74 up McCabe Street...... 1 District 5; odd numbers mission. Political Science. District 1: from 51 District 7: up to 75 McConn Drive...... 8 from 139 to 429 and even Independent Personnel Consultant District 3: up to 49 Homesteod Street...... 7 McDIvItt D riv e ...... 3 . numbers from 140 to 390 Eldridge Street...... 4 Horoce Street ...... 8 McGuire Lone...... 8 District6: oddnumbersuo Electric Street...... l Horton Rood...... 12 McKee Street...... 8 to 137 and even numbers up HELP GIVE MANCHESTER’S 13th DISTRICT Eiiiobeth Drive...... 5 House D rive ...... 8 McKinley Street...... 8 to 158 VOTE VOTE VtJIt Cambridge Street...... 7 Ellen Lone...... 3 McNoll Street ...... l \toTg Comp Meeting Rood...... 4 Huckleberry Rood...... 9 Portland Street...... 8, 9 THE LEADERSHIP IT NEEDS AND DESERVES! Elm Street...... 11 Hudson Street...... 1 Meodow La ne ...... 5 District 8: oil even Compfleld Rood ...... 11 Elm Terroce...... 10 Hunter Rood...... 9 Middle Turnpike Eost 2, 3, 4, 5, Condlewood Drive ...... 4 Eiro Street ...... 10 7.10 numbers ond odd numbers Conterbury street...... 1 Huntington Street...... 10 from 25 up Elsie D riv e ...... 5 Hyde Street...... 8 District 2: odd numbers Dtstrlct9: oddnumbersuo VOTE FOR DEMOCRAT Cormon Rood...... 3 Elwood Road...... 5 from 249 to 487 and even to 23 Corol D riv e ...... 12 Emerson Street...... 8 numbers from 374 to 484 Preston D riv e ...... 8 Corpenter R o o d ...... 3 Englewood D rive ...... 12 District 3: odd numbers Corrtoge D r iv e ...... 4 Primer Rood ...... 9 Ensign Street...... 8 only from 751 to 847 Princeton Street...... 2 Carroll Rood ...... 12 Erie Street...... 9 District 4: even numbers Proctor Rood...... ii Corter Street...... 4 Esquire Drive ...... 3 Imperlol Drive ...... 1,9 from 752 to end and odd JACK THOMPSON C «to r Street West...... 4 Progress D riv e ...... 3 Essex Street...... 7 District 1: U P to 48 numbers from 849 to end Prospect Street...... 9 C w e r L o n e ...... 8 Eva Drive ...... 5 District 9: from 49 up District 5; from 487 to 751 Purnell Ploce...... 4 C oi# D r i v e ...... l Evergreen Rood...... 13 Indian D rive...... 3 Dlstrlct7: oddnumbers up STATE REPRESENTATIVE Putnam Street...... 5 C o itle R o o d ...... 12 Irving Street...... 7 to 73 CPdor Street...... 11 District 10: even numbers Paid for by Committee to Elect John W. Thompson; Roger Negro, Treasurer Cederweod Rood ...... 9 up to 374 and odd numbers Center Street...... 10» 11.12 from 75 to 247 lOigSAbyNEA Inc District 10: odd numbers Middle Turnpike West .7,11,12 UP to 311 ond even numbers Poirfleld Street...... 11 District 7: up to 25516 Quaker Rood...... 2 UP to 312 Poirvlew Street...... 12 Jockson Street...... 4 District 11: odd numbers Queens Court...... 9 "How COULD you?" Some soy they will but don'i

Senator Zinsser said he would and did.

While others talked about the problems, Senator Zinsser took positive action.

Notable Achievements • Senator Zinsser introduced and fought successfully for “The Children’s Trust Fund," Legislation that funds child abuse prevention programs. • He introduced and successfully amended "The Winter Energy Assistance Program.” which allows towns with a population of under 35,000 to have more control over the program. • Introduced an amendment that would have reduced government spending and would have reduced the record $357 million in new taxes. • Supported legislation to place a CAP on the cost of MILLSTONE III. • Introduced legislation to allow Manchester to lower '<-.5 Water rates. • Supported legislation to improve the operations of Department of Public Utility (DPUC). il-.t'

• V /J Senator Zinsser’s Positions

Repeal those taxes passed to offset the deficit—a deficit that no longer exists, i.e. Real estate conveyance tax, -vaw.v meals under *1, seed and fertilizer, etc. Improve “Children’s Trust Fund” legislation passed in 1983, (Funds child abuse prevention programs.) Pass legislation to establish an independent Inspector General to clean up waste and corruption.

RE-ELECT CARL A. ZINSSER Your State Senator 4th District Paid for by the Zlnisor CommlHee, Paul E. DISanto, Treasurer