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BUSINESS M W e HI S II K I < ) ( I S SPOKIS U i M i l l R Crestfleld owner Holiday cataiogs are Treacy sees 3-man I f'Cioudy, miid tonight; B usinesa Ex-dividend means without dividend charged in incident dandy for a chuckie race on Thanksgiving 11 warm on Wednesday ... page 10 ^ ... page 11 ... page 15 I I ... page 2 ex-dividend date and the close of business on the In B r i ^ QUESTION: My wife and I sold 224 shares of stock and the settlement date was Sept. 30. A dividend for dividend record date, five business days elapse. If you buy a stock on the ex-dividend date and the third quarter had been declared but had not yet specify four-day deliveot and settlement, you get the Union conttmplalM buyout been paid at the time we sold the stock. The broker says we are not entitled to that dividend. Investors’ dividend. You can even make it three-, two- or NAUGATUCK — Union workers al Uniroyal I think, because the settlement date was the final day same-day, right up. to the dividend record date. Chemical Co. are considering an employee of the calendar quarter, we should get that third Guide ' However, if you go that route, the amount of the buyout, says a union offlcial.. quarter dividend. What are your comments? dividend will be tacked on to the price you pay for the Uniroyal Chemical employs about 400 people at William A. Doyle • stock. That’s because the market price of a stock is its Naugatuck plant and an estimated 3,000 ANSWER: The quarters in the calendar do not reduced by the amount of the dividend at the time the worldwide. It was put on the market last week by determine who is entitled to receive dividends. stock goes ex-dividend. its parent company. Middlebury, Conn.-based Ex-dividend dates do. Many companies pay dividends Uniroyal Inc. QUESTION: I think I have come up with an idea for Mnnlh on their stocks four times a year. Those are called -A ia tii______L. * TTuesday,iia o H aw Kln\#Nov. 19, 1985 — Singie copy: 25< "It's a pretty large undertaking and I don't ANSWER: Because you bought that stock after its making steady profits in the stock market. I ’ll buy a Manchester, Conn. — A City ofUJanrkatrr Viilage Charni "quarterly dividends,” but aren’t necessarily paid to know if it will materialize because of the investors who owned shares at the end of calendar ex-dividend date. A stock goes ex-dividend at the stock a day or two before it goes ex-dividend and sell it magnitude of the company," Joseph Rzeszutek, quarters. opening of stock market trading the fourth business immediately after its ex-dividend date. By repeating president of Local 218 of the United Rubber In simple words, ex-dividend means without day before the dividend record date. that process, over and over again, with many Workers, said Thursday. "But we hope to find a dividend. When you seli a stock before Its ex-dividend The dividend was paid to stockholders of record at different stocks, won’t I pocket the dividends and way to do it.” date, you do not receive the next dividend. The person the close of business Friday, Oct. 18. So. the stock went "beat the market?" Buckland About 30 union members voted unanimously who bought the shares you sold gets that dividend. ex-dividend on Monday, Oct. 14. •Tuesday to try the buyout. Rzeszutek said he The fact that your sale had a Sept. 30 settlement Anyone who bought that stock or after Oct. 14 was ANSWER: It’s far more likely the market will beat doesn't know the price of the chemical company, you. You're ignoring the fact that the amount of the Arms race date means that the trade date — theday on which you not entitled to that dividend. To get that dividend, you but said it is "in the hundreds of millions of sold the stock — was Sept. 23. The settlement date is would have had to buy the stock on or before Friday, dividend is automatically deducted from a stock’s mall plan doliars.” five business days after the trade date. Saturdays, Oct. 11. market price on the ex-dividend date. Sundays and holidays don't count. If the ex-dividend Unless each stock you buy goes up in price, for some date was Sept. 24 or some later date, you were not QUESTION: Isn't it ever possible to buy a stock on reason unrelated to the dividend, the price you get approved Hormel surviving strike entitled to that dividend. But. if that stock went or after the ex-dividend date and still get the when you sell will be lower than the price at which you ex-dividend on or before Sept. 23, you get that dividend? bought. main issue AUSTIN, Minn. - Geo. A. Hormel & Co. dividend. You’ll have to pay income tax on the dividends you apparently achieved record financial perfor­ ANSWER: What you have in mind can be done. collect. And the commissions you pay on those mance during fiscal 1985, despite a three-month repeated purchases and sales will clobber you. By John F. Kirch QUESTION: After reading in the paper that a The normal ex-dividend procedure applies to Herald Reporter strike at its flagship plant, a newspaper survey of company had declared a iarge dividend, "payable to "regular way transactions" — the method through customers and analysts said Sunday. which the vast majority of stock trades are handled stockholders of record Oct. 18," I bought 100 shares on The Planning and Zoning Com­ Representatives of Hormel and Local P-9 of the ’ and which allows for the standard five-day Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can Oct. 16. Then, I asked the broker when I will get the mission Monday approved final at summit provide answers only through the column. United Food and Commercial Workers met dividend check. He said. "You won’t.” Why? settlement B e tw e e n the opening of business on the Friday and scheduled another meeting for site plans for tbe 750,000-square- Thursday. Friday’s session was only the second foot Buckland HUlls Mall, which is time the two sides had met sincethe 1,500Workers planned on land north of Interstate went on strike Aug. 17 for higher wages. 84 between Buckland and Slater Everyone affected streets. Union sources have reported spot shortages of Reagan, Gorbachev Hormel products, but a survey of food chain' Town Planning Director Mark custoipers and analysts by the Minneapolis Star Pellegrini said this morning that and Tribune suggests Hormel is meeting demand by currency rates the developers — Manchester 1-84 hit it off, aides say with little difficulty. Associates and the Chicago-based "W e’ve seen no problems of any importance in guesses on the currency markets Homart Development Co., a subsi­ either product shortages or shipping delays.” By Carl Hartman K * By Helen Thomas curbing the arms race. can cost millions — and maybe the diary of Sears — must now apply said Rita Simmer, manager of public relations The Associated Press United Press international "That is one of the subjects we’ll job of the currency manager. ■m for approval of the subdivision for Super Valu Stores Inc. Similar reports came discuss,” Reagan said. Pressure is building for a more proposals contained in tly residen­ from other food chains. WASHINGTON - An American tial sections of the plan. GENEVA — President Reagan U.S. officials were buoyant couple who planned a dream trip to stable system. and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba­ about the first meeting at the Villa "M y suspicion is that they have many months In addition to the shopping mall, Japan a few months back with Sir Robert Muldoon, former chev opened the first superpower Fleur d’Eau, a private chateau on to go before seeing problems,” George Dahiman, the plan calls for 818 housing units, carefully budgeted savings may prime minister of New Zealand, summit in six years with smiles Lake Geneva being used for the a securities analyst with the Minneapolis including 34 single-family homes, get an unpleasant surprise when says exchange rates remind him of and a warm handshake today and two U.S.-sponsored talks today. brokerage firm Piper. Jaffray & Hopwood, said. SO two-family homes and 412 the credit card bill arrives. a tennis ball at a Wimbledon final chatted alone for 64 minutes Two more sessions were scheduM Instead of the $3,000 they ex­ and^ people have begun to talk multi-family units. The housing for Wednesday at the Soviet would be built around the mall, seeking to isolate the conflicts that pected to spend, they might find a about the "yo-yo dollar.” UPI photo have turned their nations into mission. with a buffer of trees between Dollar mixed In Europe bill for something like$3,600. And it The price of currencies is set by adversaries. The two men smiled pleasantly wouldn't be due to a sushi splurge sellers and buyers on world them, tbe plans show. It was the first face-to-face meeting arrivai at Reagan’s viiia in Geneva for and chatted briefly before entering The two summit sessions today, LONDON — The .dollar opened mixed today in — just a change in the yen-dollar markets, like the price of copper or . the villa. The mall and bousing would be between the ieaders of the two most the start of the two-day summit taiks. A including the private tete-a-tete Europe. The price of gold declined. exchange rate. coffee. Governments often take a Reagan, bundled in a heavy built on 138 acres zoned Compre­ powerfui nations on Earth since 1979. 15-minute "get-acquainted*’ session between Reagan and Gorbachev, The greenback opened higher in Frankfurt at An American who hoped tomake hand, buying or selling to influence overcoat and white scarf against hensive Urban Development, stretched to over an hour, aides were expected to last more than 2.6220 marks against 2.6157 Friday but started a $50,000 profit by manufacturing a prices. which caUa for a combination of President Reagan shakes hands with the cold, arrived at the villa 18 weaker in Zurich at 2.1470 Swiss francs against four hours and to adjourn at 4; 40 million dollars worth of widgets The Reagan administration dis­ • Soviet ieader Gorbachev on the iatter’s reported. minutes before the session was to te, commercial and residential devel­ p.m. (10:40 a.m. EST). 2.1490. may face a loss instead — because likes the idea of such government /K opment. Planning offldals said the begin. He went inside and stood by The dollar began trading in London at 31.4215to he can’t make widgets without interference, but on Sept. 22 it final site plans meet the require­ The superpower huddle — held one of the large French windows the pound against $1.4222 and in Paris at 7.9915 gadgets from West Germany. And agreed with the governments of ments of a CUD zone. under an official information and gave the thumbs up sign to francs against 7.9925. The U.S. unit opened in Japan, West Germany, Britain and blackout imposed as the sessions what w a» projected as $400,000 The developers must still pres­ those outside. Brussels at 53.20 Belgian francs against 53.10 and worth of gadgets will now cost the France that they had to do more Jackson meets top Soviet began — resumes Wednesday at At the scheduled 10 a.m. (4 a.m. ent the town with maps showing In Milan at 1,771 lire vs. 1,765.25. concerted trading to drive the businessman about . $440,000 — public improvements such ' as the Soviet mission compound, EST) starting time, Gorbachev’s The dollar strengthened marginally in Tokyo, dollar down. where Gorbachev will host the because the mark has risen ■ e w ^ w fj^ J lin M and lead work. ^ GENEVA (Upi) - The Bev. large black limousine pulled up. closing at 2.0385 yen against 2.0335. The accord seems to have ElocOom for Soviet Jews — Let My against the dollar. PdRegrlnl siud. ‘ Jesse J a c is ^ hod Sdvmljender talks. Tbe Soviet leader got out, adJusM Gold opened in London at $324 an ounce against If the American manufacturer worked, although some think the People Go.” Reagan was host to today’s his scarf and walked to meet $324.75 and in Zurich at $324.50 against $325. Silver Pellegrini said the developers Mikhail Gorbachev held a suprise R«latMl storiM: The two-hour sit-in ended when can save profits by getting a higher dollar was on its way down may need state permits before meeting today and Jackson later sessions at the villa Fleur d’Eau. Reagan. opened in London at $6.11 per ounce against $6.135 anyway. Swiss police carried the demon­ price for his widgets, the American they can proceed. ■aid Gorbachev made it clear that At the first session this morning, National security adviser Ro­ and in Zurich at $6.05 against $6.15. widget-user will pay the price of At a conference of experts last • Breakthroughs un­ strators to a police van that took the two world leaders spoke for 64 bert M^Farlane said Reagan pres­ At its meeting Monday at Center "his business is disarmament.” them to police headquarters. The shifting exchange rates. week. Deputy Treasury Secretary Congregational Church, tbe PZC Jackson led a delegation of likely in Geneva minutes in an extended private ented opening remarks "extempo­ These are made-up cases, but Richard A. Darman indicated that demonstrators did not resist meeting with only their interpre­ raneously" during the first session also granted tbe developers a fellow Americans, including sup­ • Jackson, ally urge arrest. they illustrate the kinds of effects the administration is ready to go wetlands permit that allows them porters of a nuclear freeze, a group ters present. that were "vintage President' CEO: price to be competitive those currency rate changes can further. He spoke of moving ‘Star Wars’ ban During the demonstration, the The private tete-a-tete between Reagan.” to build an access road in the called Women for a Meaningful activists engaged in a shouting PORTSMOUTH, N.H. - The chief executive have over less than two months. toward the European idea of the two most powerful men on The whole process will be southwestern part of the site Summit and toiembers of his own • As husbands meet, match with Aeroflot officials and officer of New Hampshire's largest electric "target zones" — that is. official across a nninor wetlands area. Rainbow Coalition, to what he said Earth had been scheduled to last repeated Wednesday at tbe Soviet The rates work in two directions ladies stop for tea Soviet security agents called to the utility says power "generated by the Seabrook estimates of what price ranges Commission members said tbe was a 40-minute lunchtime meet­ only 15 minutes. As it stretched mission on the Avenue of Peace, at the same time. Japanese scene. The activists then began a nuclear plant will have to be priced competitively ought to be. fk access road would not have a ing with Gorbachev. • Geneva notebook: longer and longer, their aides with Gorbachev as host. tourists and West German manu­ prayer service. just like any other product. For example, it could be agreed significant Impact on the wetlands Soviet officials confirmed Gor­ "cooled their heels” in another On the eve of the 10th super­ facturers are finding bargains in UPl photo pomp and cold A day earlier, Soviet dissident Robert Harrison, president of Public Service that a dollar should be worth in the area. bachev was present throughout the room, U.S. officials said. power summit since World War II, this country, because the price of ^ Sakharov's kin Irina Grivnina left Geneva after Company of New Hampshire, said changes in the between seven and eight French The Buckland Hills developers 40-minute meeting with Jackson "W e were very businesslike," each of the two leaders publicly the dollar has fallen in terms of Blue Jeans big business she badgered Soviet officials for utility industry will force his company to keep francs, and between 180 and 210 are competing with another part­ and his delegation and as a result await Bonner's call Reagan said after the private chat. professed his commitment to anns their respective currencies. two days at the summit press electric rates affordable when Seabrook is yen. When a currency’s price nership that has proposed to build had to cut short his time for lunch. "W e talked about the things we are control and each one’s aides made But big companies in interna­ Americans spend some $7 billion on blue jeans each year and Levi center about hpman rights abuses. completed. drifted outside the zone, the a mall on the other side of "H e said he and President going to talk about.” special efforts to project tional trade get little fun out of Grivnina was allowed to leave the "W e simply can’t price our product out of the governments would start buying Strauss & Co. employees at the company’s largest plant, in Knoxville. Buckland Street. The rival .Win­ Reagan got down to serious The length of the private meet­ optimism. bargain hunting. A couple of wrong Soviet Union only last month. market,” he said at a Greater Portsmouth and selling to bring it back. Tenn., ship more than 50,000 pairs a week. chester Mall would be located business,” Jackson said. "And he ing could Indicate that the two Gorbachev, in an arrival speech Chamber of Commerce breakfast recently. He mostly in South Windsor with some made it clear that bis business was riously interested in achieving Jackson said he raised with leaders hit it off personally — a Monday, said his summit goal was reiterated the company's long-standing position retail space, an office complex and disarmament.” serious disarmament agreements. Gorbachev the question of human factor U.S. officials were counting to "relieve mankind of the threatof that rate hikes to pay for Seabrook could be CBIA quarterly suniey rights and "tbe plight of Soviet on for summit progress. nuclear war and to ensure peace parking located in Manchester. Jackson met the Soviet leader, " I f this summit achieves a Jewrj)^ On this question, the U.S. The two leaders then joined their and further fruitful cooperation phased in over several years at 10 percent Most officials and business lead­ along with Anatoly Dobrynin, the freeze on the testing and deploy­ annually plus 5 percent for inflation. politician added, "he recognized top aides for more than an hour in between peoples." ers say tbe area can support only Soviet ambassador to Washington, ment of nuclear wjeapons, the Seabrook is expected to cost $4.6 billion and no problem. This answer was not plenary session, before breaking Asked to comment on Gorba­ one such mall. and other Gorbachev aides after world will have much to cele­ begin operating late next year. adequate to us.” for lunch. chev’s remark, Reagan replied, The Winchester developers — tbe'flrst summit session today. He brate,” Jackson told reporters Liability insurance costs worry business Nevertheless, he said, Gorba­ The first U.S.-Soviet summit " I f he feels as strongly that way as He asked the business community to withhold Bronson and Hutensky of Bloom­ said Gorbachev told him it was too after his meeting. He said he hoped chev was "forthcoming and can­ since 1979 is certain to focus on I do, we’ll end the arms race.” judgment until specific rates are determined. field and Melvin Simon and Co. of earty to come to any conclusions Reagan and Gorbachev would be HARTFORD (UPI) - The rising cost results for the next quarter before end of the year while another 46 percent Companies also reported problems did” and "did not flinch” when the Indianapolis — are seeking a zone about tbe progress of the summit, able to establish a rapport that for liability insurance is the chief increasing their capital investment and expect conditions to at least remain with even getting coverage for prop­ human rights issue was raised. change for a 1.7-acre parcel in the first in six years between the would extend to improved rela­ concern of business, a survey by the spending plans,” Decko said. relatively stable. erty, products, environmental risks and "His response was respectful Corn tops In fall harvest Mandiester that would be used for superpower leaders. tions between the superpowers in Connecticut Business and Industry CBIA conducts its quarterly eco­ The results of the poll also indicate for directors and officers. a driveway into tbe mall. They also . Jackson, an unsuccessful candi­ and even his respect for our right to WASHINGTON — The record corn crop and nomic survey by polling leaders of the that while a reduction in business taxes "a great global Christmas giit” to Association shows. On education, 58 percent of the need a special exception from the date for the 1984 Democratic agree to disagree marked a step in ECCAG criticizes bumper yields of soybeans and cotton highlight humanity. Business owners also continue to be association’s 2,000 largest companies. would encourage companies to expand, PZC to put in more than 60 parking presidential nomination, also re­ tbe right direction,” Jackson said. this fall's harvest, but some other important respondents supported the recom­ concerned about the cost of employee More than 700 businesses responded to they showed that the personal property ■paces. quested a meeting with Reagan, Jackson's meeting took place Earlier, Jackson told a news crops bear looking at as 1985 winds down. mended $19,500 minimum starting health insurance and the quality of the most recent questionnaire, with tax on machinery and equipment was The PZC tabled tbe zone change but said he had received no after five psalm-chanting Jewish conference that the petition for a The ■ Agriculture Department's latest crop salary for teachers, suggested by the public education,' the survey showed. manufacturing firms accounting for likely to discourage capital investment. request Monday and could vote on immediate reply. activists occupied the office of the nuclear freeze and a halt to nuclear Route 6 statement report, based on Nov. 1 surveys, shows the com state Commission on Equity and "Companies appear to be expressing 56.6 of the returns and 76.9 percent A fuli 63 percent of the respondents it next month. (See story on page Jackson handed Gorbachev a Soviet airline Aeroflot for two testing represents "the majority harvest is expected to produce a record 8.72 Excellence in Education. more hope than actual confidence about employing fewer than 100 people. indicated their liability insurance pre­ 3.) petition he said was signed by hours to demand human rights and opinion of the world and of the By George Layng Citizen Action Group, charged that billion bushels, 14 percent more than last year the health of the economy,” said Thirty-five percent of the responding miums had jumped by 25 percent, and But 95.3 percent would want higher The special exception request is more than 1.2 million Americans freedom for Soviet Jews. It was the American people.” Herald Reporter the statement was "erroneous and and 6 percent more than the previous high in 1982. Kenneth O. Decko, CBIA president. companies expect national business nearly 15 percent said the increase was salaries for teachers to be linked with scheduled for a public bearing calling for a halt to nuclear testing most aggressive demonstration "The American people support a misleading, with faulty calcula­ "It's hard to believe," Assistant Secretary "Therefore, they’ll be watching the activity to pick up between now and the over 100 percent. tougher performance requirements. Dec. 2. and an immediate freeze on the during the superpower summit. test ban by a margin of 2-to-l,” the ANDOVER — A revised environ­ tions and arguments.” Ward, a Raymond D. Lett said a few hours after signing Winchester has received com­ deployment of nuclear weapons. Swiss police arrested the demon­ anti-nuclear activist said. mental impact statement issued spokesman for the ECCAG, said last week’s crop report. "Not only com, it’s mitments from three major de­ He said be appealed to Gorba­ strators, who were led by Josef "Seventy-four percent of the U.S. by the state Department of Trans­ the group will challenge the DOT everything, it's all up this year." partment stores, G. Fox and Co., chev to extend a moratorium on Mendelevich, imprisoned for 11 public would ratjier reduce the portation on the planned Route 6 findings when the U.S. Army Corps However, the wheat harvest, completed earlier Sage-Alien and Co. and tbe Albert nuclear testing that the Soviet years in the Soviet Union and now nuclear arsenals of both sides as expressway was labeled inaccu­ of Engineers bolds hearings next in the season, was down from 1984, but that was Savings substantial on gray-market cars Steiger Co., while Buckland Hills Union has declared until the end of living in Israel. opposed to building 'Star Wars.” ’ rate and shortsighted Monday by a year on a wetlands permit for tbe due mainly to acreage cutbacks. Rice production has a commitment from Sears. this year. Jackson said be obtained They entered the airline’s office, Jackson said the arms race "is citizens’ group. highway. is down for a similar reason. This year's tobacco By Changing Times having the manufacturer’s warranty compliance with the safety require­ Some European manufacturers, on Lawsuits seeking to block con­ no specific commitment on extend­ sat on the floor and draped too costly and is bankrupting both Allen Ward of (Coventry, speak­ The lack of a permit is the last crop was cut by smaller government allotments, The Kiplinger Magazine and full service. Your car might sell for ments and 25 were not, although the their own, are moving closer to U.S. struction of both malls have been ing tbe moratorium but added that themselves in a banner proclaim- - nations and preventing the devel­ ing to about 150 people at a meeting major obstacle blocking construc­ and some tree crops such as apples, peaches and less money in the resale market than failures were of a minor nature. The safety and emission standards. You may have seen ads that read the same model originally built to U.S. safety agency also crash-tested two Before you travel the murky gray- flied. Gorbachev appeared to be se- ing "Peace for the World — opment of the Third World.” called by tbe Eastern Connecticut tion of the road, which would run pears also declined from 1984. from Bolton to Columbia. "Buy direct from Europe and save on specifications. It is sometimes difficult vehicles modified by California com­ market road, compare it with the ’The report, released Nov. 4 after the purchase of a Mercedes-Benz, BMW to get insurance coverage at the cost panies and got- mixed results bn the foreign manufacturers’ European de­ the federal Department of Trans­ or Porsche." you’re accustomed to." compliance. livery programs, which offer savings of Stocks holding steady Americans are responding to such Virtually all gray-market cars com­ portation used I it to justify its The federal government is consider­ several thousands dollars over conven­ ads in record numbers, bypassing ing from Europe must be upgraded for Town man seeks staite ruiing on firehouse vote approval of the! $170 million pro­ NEW YORK — The stock market hovered ing several proposals that could sub­ tional American purchase. You may factory-authorized U.S. dealers to buy safety with door reinforcements, heft­ ject, concluded that the roadway around Friday's closing levels today, absorbing stantially restrict the importation of decide the extra savings in a gray- cars that are not manufactured to U.S. ier bumpers and government-specified would not pose a major environ­ some selling after its recent rise to record highs. gray-market cars. For one, the EPA is market purchase don’t warrant the By Alex GIrelll E. Steve Pearl, who lives at 52 firehouse close to the town station the land on which the fire station station was borrowed from the specifications. seat belts, among other things, as well was built. He said that if it was, mental threat. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials edged pondering whether to permit only headaches involved. Herald Reporter Hollister St. in the Eighth District, to serve the Buckland area. general fund and repaid by the Since 1980, some 65,000 of these as for emissions control with a catalytic district voters have a legitiniate The study said there would be no up .92 to 1,436.01 in the first hour of trading. manufacturer-certified cars to enter told the district Board of Directors Pearl askOd the distret directors town fire district. gray-market cars have been brought in converter and other special equipment. If you are determined to acquire a interest in it. "significant” impact on air quality But losers took a 3-2 lead over gainers in the the country; to force certain gray- A Hollister Street man has asked at a meeting Monday that he had at their meeting in the district Jouyner told Pearl a state gray-market car, be sure to take every Town Budget Officer Robert and that federally protected and early tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed from overseas and. if current estimates As you might guess, foreign nnanufac- market cars to be certified and tested at tbe state Elections Commission to filed a complaint with Ronald firehouse if they would consider Supreme Court decision holding precaution possible. You might start by Huestis said this morning that endangered species would not be issues. hoid, the total will rise to 60,000 vehicles turers and their authorized U.S. dealers the EPA facility in Ann Arbor; or to rule on whether it was legai for tbe Gregory of the Elections taking some formal action to that tbe Eighth District, not the in 1985 alone. sending for the AICA’s "Handbook of protest the results of tbe referen­ town records show tbe land was h arm ^ by the Route 6 project. In Allied-Signal led the active list in the early aren’t happy about the current gray- sharply curtail large-volume gray- town to exclude voters of the Conunission. town, had the right to fight fires in The savings on a gray-market car can Vehicle Importation," a step-by-step dum. John D. LaBelle Jr. has purchased with funds from tbe addition, it said the Scituatc going, up ‘A at 45V4. Trading in the stock included market situation and are pushing for market importers while allowing indi­ Eifdith Utilities District from a an area surrounding the town be substantial, but you do have to know guide to the process (12030 Sunrise Gregory said today that the advised tbe directors that district Town of Manchester Fire District, Reservoir in Rhode Island would two blocks of 324,000 shares each at that price. more controls, particularly on those in viduals to import certain cars under Noy. 3 referendum on the town’s firehouse had three effects. He what you're doing and be aware of the the business of making the conversions. Valley Dr.. Suite 201, Reston, VA 22091; complaint, filed Friday, will be voters did not have a right to vote not the general fund. He said the said it gave the district fire not be threatened by tbe 11.8 mile At 10 a.m., the NYSE's composite index of all its procedures similar to the ones cur­ Buckland firehouse. revised ^ tbe executive director risks, according to a recent study by Besides being concerned about the $22.95). on the referendum because they records show that on Dec. 30,1974, protection rights, forbade the town road project, also known as tbe listed common stocks was down .12 at-114.24. The rently in eRect. of tbe conunission and its general Changing Times magazine. sales they’re losing, the manufacturers had not contributed to the cost of payment in full for the land was from interfering with those rights Eastern Connecticut Expressway. American Stock Exchange market value index counsel. If they decide it needs Ward charged at the meeting in The car must be brought into and dealers argue that many of the All of the federal proposals, says Joe In it you will find a list of modifiers building the station. District Presi­ made to the previous owner from and held that tbe town could retain dropped .30 to 237.37. invMtigaUon, they >will assign an the First Congregational Church con\pliance with federal safety and modifications are unsafe or incomplete, Normandy of the Automobile Importers and testing laboratories that are dent Walter Joyner told Pearl. Fire District Special Reserve tbe station. On Friday the Dow Jones industrial average that the report wm based on emission laws. Some buyers handle the eventually lead to pollution, require Compliance Association (AICA), a members of the association. Also Inside Today investigator to It, be said. The bonds issued to construct tbe Fund No. 16, a fund he described as- In a related matter, Thomas ■lipped 4.13 to 1,433.00, reducing its gain for the included are samples of paperwork that inaccurate figures and ignored'tn entire acquisition themselves; others additional service and reduce the value group representing gray-market com­ Voters of the Town of Manches­ station were paid off from taxes a capital reserve fund for the fire O’Marra said this morning he will week to 30.73 points. alternative plan to make "modest buy from a dealership in the business of of the car for resale. panies, would not necessarily put the must be submitted in order to comply ter fire district voted 5,281 to 2,923 paid by property owners o f the district. not pursue an Election Day protest Declines outpaced advances by about 8 to 7 on 20 paofo, 2 aections importing and modifying cars. In any The inspection of 63 cars in the gray market out of business. "Right with the federal regulations. to require tbe town to retain the Town of Manchester Fire District, ” We explored that question and he made to Chief Moderator John and inexpensive improvennents” tbe NYSE. Big Board volume totaled 130.24 to the existing Itoute 6. case, as the owner of the car, you are Boston, 4 Miami, Houston and San now the industry is fairly wide open, firehouse, wUcb was built on which includes ail of southern were not able to pro7e it one way or Cooney aiMut his inability to vote million shares, against 124.03 million in the Before you settle on a ^ray-markel Adviea. .12 OMhisrtM. Ward said tbe study was not new, responsible for meeting the federal Francisco areas by the National like the Wild West, and we’re working to :A • IS Opinion. Tolland Ibrnpike in tbe 1870s in an Manchester and some northern another/’ Joyner told Pearl on tbe question. S' previous session. car, check whether insurance for it is but a ’’rehash of the old.(environ­ regulations. Highway Safety Administration improve the work of modifiers or force. n sisWsd------ie-20 PMpIsMIk------2 area now served by tbe Eighth parts of town. Monday. ”I ' made my point,” said readily available. Tell your broker Ccnilco------— e t S S S Z - — 19-17 mental impact) statenMOt using To reap the savings, you give up found that 38 cars were in full them out,” says Normandy. EntMMiMMnl__ 12 TsCiW cn___ District’s volunteer fire Pearl said it was his understand­ District Director Thomas Land­ O’Marra, a district resi^n t and about your plans. data for a larger road to Justify a LohMy------2 WnOwr_____ department. ing that nnoney from the town’s ers said 'be understood that the the spokesman for tbe E i^ th Tbe district is planning to build a general fund was used to pay for money to buy the land for the-flre Distrirt Fire Dep^rtinent. Please turn la poge-N 71 \

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I ^ MANCHESTER HERAU). Twwttey. , • • •: ■-• •; . '-t • • .■•• .i\- r SV'* • -tV'- «/• ' • . ,.I K " ■■ ■ / " la m.i. . ■ ’l'*; '■ *■•■}• Democratic establishment wary of Moffett bid \ Raymond R. Damato and M ary. Cummings said that In any JOSH HOWROYD, a town com­ backing is that many members of members at the party because “ it mittee member who works as an I.eDuc, both town committec_ •v Alex GIrelll is not the time yet for inside people event, the Manchester Democratic Herald Reporter 7 the town committee are afraid to Party needs to concentrate on the administrative assistant at the members to take a chance on Moffett.” Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg and ; Today’s foracast o» openly support him. Faucher was town committee elections set for state Legislature, said Moffett the only town committee member She said she was surprised to supporters have targeted some Amy Bums, vice chairman of tbe ; AHbougb Toby Moffett’s bid to find that when Moffett supporters mid-January and avoid outside wrest the Democratic gubernator­ among thoee contact^ who voiced towns as places where they will Democratic Town Committee, de- CMUwctIcal. BfasMcfeaMMs aad Rfesie islaai: distributed leaflets at the Man­ influences — including a dispute Becoming mostly cloudy today. Mild with highs S5 ial nomination from Gov. William support for Moffeett. over the party’s gubernatorial seek to gain strength. He doubted dined to state a preference. ’The local campaign for Moffett, chester Parkade on Saturday, that Manchester was one of those Several of the governor’s supper-'! to so. Mostly cloudy mild with areas of fog A. O’Neill in 1666 has generated many citizens said it was “ time for candidate. some support in Manchester, little who formerly represented Connec­ targets because of the stability of ters said Bums is in Moffett’s tonight. Lows 50 to 5S. Considerable cloudinen a change." Opponents of an incumbent \ of it appears to be coming from ticut's 6tb District in Congress, is its town committee. camp, but she said she baa not Wednesday with a chance of afternoon showers. Brindamour made the same candidate within the party often Quite mild with highs in the 60s. members of the Democratic being coordinated by Robin Tra­ HoWroyd said he will support made up her mind. cey, president of the Manebester observation. try to get supporters elected to O’Neill, aligning himself with most Theodore A. Brindamour, Do­ Malae: Mostly cloudy today with Showers likely establislunent. Wellemeyer said her work with Most leading Democrats con­ Tenant Housing Coalition. In the town committees so they will have of his fellow town committee rothy Brindamour’s huaband and a north and a chance of showers mountains and the (Connecticut Citizen Action tacted by the Herald Monday said past, she has been an outspoken a voice in the selection of delegates members. member of the town committee, downcast. High in the 60s and SOs. Showers likely Group — a base of support for they plan to support O’Neill’s bid critic of Democrats on the Man­ to the state convention. It is the Others who said they will back also declined to give a preference. north, scattered showers in the nnountains and Moffett — has convinced her that for a second full term next chester Board of Directors. delegates who choose the guberna­ the incumbent governor were state In campaign kickoff speeches cloudy elsewhere tonight. Low in the upper SOs and O’Neill in not the right candidate November. Battle lines are being Two former town committee torial candidate. Rep. James R. McCavanagh, last week in six cities, Moffett 40s. A chance of showers Wednesday. High in the for the party. drawn around the state in the members—Mary Wellemeyer and D-Manchester; town Director Ste­ attacked O’Neill as a do-nothing, SOs and SOs. That view differs from the Tracey said she would seek a aftennatb of Moffett’s formal Dorothy Brindamour — are also phen T. Penny, who is majority complacent governor. O’Neill, who New Hampshir e: Mostly cloudy today, a chance position of the town’s Democratic position on the town committee, announcement last week that be active in the campaign. Welle­ leader on the Board of Directors; is seeking his second full term, of showers north and central. Hi|^ in the upper 4te leaders, however. Democratic but that she had decided to do so would diallenge O’Neill for the meyer hosted a campaign party former Mayor John )V. Thompson; dismissed Moffett’s criticisms, Town Chairman Theodore R. C^um- before she became involved in to near 60. Scattered showers north and cloudy nomination. for Moffett Thursday at which $150 form er town Director Arnold saying that while there is room for mings, while refusing to reveal his Moffett’s campaign. The Moffett south tonight. Low 35 to 40 north and in the 40s Robert Faucher, a member of was collected. Kleinschmidt; Thomas O’Neill, improvement, Connecticut haS south. Scattered showers north and variable own preference, said he believes organization would back suppor­ ttao Democratic Town Committee ters who want to become members veteran chairman of Voting Dis­ never been "better off cloudiness with a chance o f showers south most Manchester Democrats will from Voting District 6, said one W ELLEM EYER SAID she did of the town committee, she said. trict 8 on the town committee; and economically. Wednesday. High in the SOs and 60s. reason Moffett lacks mainstream not expect to see town committee back O’Neill. Vermont: Breezy with a mixture of clouds and sun today. A chance of showers north of Rutland. Highs 55 to 60. Considerable cloudiness north with a Commission tabies chance of showers north toni^t. Partly cloudy south. Mild with lows in the SOs.Considerable cloudiness, windy and mild Wednesday with a Clouds can*t hide the mild chance of showers statewide. Highs in the 60s. Winchester change Today: considerable cloudiness and mild. High around 60. Wind Extended outlook By John F. Kirch rival developers have proposed to southwest 10 to 15 mph. Tonight: mostly cloudy with patchy fog. Mild Herald Reporter construct the Buckland Hills Mall. 1 Some of the land in the area is with low around M . Wednesday: breezy and quite mild with Extended outlook for New England Thursday The Planning and Zoning Com­ zoned Rural Residence. But land considerable cloudiness. A 30 percent chance of afternoon showers. through Saturday: adjacent to the parcel for which Conneetical, .Massachnsetla and Rhode Island: w 9 lf, ' mission Monday night tabled a High 65 to 70. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Helena Chapbnis, zone change sought by the develop­ Bronson and Hutensky are seeking 9, of 3 Burnham St. Ext., a fourth grader at St. Bridget School Fair Thursday. Chance of showers late Friday. UPl photo the .change is already zoned Partly cloudy Saturday. Highs in the upper 40s to ers of the proposed Winchester Mall that would allow them to build Business III and may be the site of mid 50s Thursday and Friday and in the 40s Today In history a driveway to the mall site. an office building connected to tbe ; Saturday. Lows in the mid SOs to lower 40s Members of the PZC said they mall, the developers have said. Thursday and in the SOs Friday and Saturday. Today would have been the 68th birthday of Indian Prime wanted time to consider informa­ Vertefeuiile referred to a study ; ' 8CA1 Vermont: Turning colder through the period. Minister Indira Gandhi, who was shot by members of her tion presented at a public hearing made by the Manchester engineer-1 Fair Thursday. High in the 40s. Lows 25 to 35. A own security .force on Oct. 31, 1984. on the zone change. The PZC may ing firm of Fuss and O’ Neill, which ; chance of rain or snow Friday into Saturday. Highs vote on the matter next month. showed that major intersections in ; Friday and Saturday id the SOs. Lows in the 20s. The developers — Bronson and the area would be congested and | New Hampshire and Maine: F a ir Thursday and Hutensky of Bloomfield and Mel­ subject to long taffic delays should ! Friday. Chance of showers south and flurries north vin Simon and Co. of Indianapolis both the Winchester and Buckland ; Saturday. Lows 30 to 40 Thursday momibg and in Almanac — are seeking to have the zoning of Hills malls be built. the upper teens north and 20 to 30 south Friday and 1.7 acres on Buckland Street But Squatrito said tbe study was : Saturday mornings. Highs in the 40s to mid SOs Today is ’Tuesday, Nov. 19. the Hsrald photo* by Savlit* changed from Rural Residence to invalid because it is unlikely th a t; Thursday cooling into the 30s north and 40s south 323rd day of 1985 with 42 to follow. In 1874, the National Women’s Business III. The change would both malls will be built. Both ; Friday and Saturday. ’Die moon is in its first quarter. Christian Temperance Union was Members of the town Board of Directors take the oath of The nine-member Board of Education was sworn in at enable them to build a driveway Developers have said the area can ; LOS ’The morning stars are Venus organized in Cleveland, Ohio; office Monday night from Superior Court Judge Eugene the same time in ceremonies in the hearing room at from Buckland Street to the site of support only one such mall. and Mars. In 1919, the U.S. Senate rejected Kelly, left. Seven of the nine board members are shown Lincoln Center. the 800,000-square-foot mall, which Vertefeuiile also said the zon e; Across the nation would be built on 93 acres strad­ change would allow the developers ; LOWEST The evening stars are Mercury, the Treaty of Versailles, drawn up along with General Manager Robert B. Weiss, seated. Jupiter and Saturn. by the Paris peace conference at dling the Manchester-South Wind­ to build a fast-food restaurant on ; Snow piled up in the West, floods swamped TEMPERATURES 'Those bom on this da te are under the end of World War I. sor town line. the parcel, which would bring I Arkansas highways, thunderstorms besieged the 2i the sign of Scorpio. They include In 1977, Egyptian President Manchester attorney Dominic excess traffic to nearby; I ■■3000 nation's midsection and Hurricane Kdle churned 40i King Charles I of England in 1600; Anwar Sadat began a historic visit Squatrito. who represented the neighborhoods. • ; south o f Florida early today in a November James Abram Garfield, 20th presi­ to Israel-occupied Jerusalem in All goes smoothly at boards’ceremony developers during Monday’s hear­ Squatrito said later that his> lEGEMO- weather sampler. 60 dent of the United States, in 1831; pursuit of Arab-Israeli peace. ing at Center Congregational clients had no plans for a fast-food! In the West, winter storm warnings were posted bandleader Tommy Dorsey in Church, told the PZC the change restaurant at the sjte. ■dn 1984, liquid gas explosions in a candidates (or the board. over eastern North Dakota, southeastern South 1905: Indian Prime Minister Indira Bv Susan Vaughn would be consistent with the zoning Mexico City slum killed at least 452 After the Nov. 5 election, a split The Winchester plans have' Dakota and northwest Minnesota today for heavy Gandhi in 1917; entertainer Dick Herald Reporter of the surrounding area and the people. U.S. marshals said a secret developed between Weinberg and drawn criticism from Manchester; [^ / / 'jSMOWSSS^ FLOW snow and gusty winds. Travelers’ advisories for Cavett in 1936 (49), and actress town’s proposed new Comprehen­ 10-week manhunt for career crimi­ her fellow Democratic directors officials and business leaders, who; UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST occasional snow were posted over parts of Jodie Foster in 1962 (23). The families and friends of sive Plan of Development, which nals netted more than 3,000 fugi­ over the post of majority leader — say the Jown would get most of tbe Minnesota and the Dakotas, eastern Montana, victorious candidates in the Nov. 5 envisions a mixed-use district tives in eight East Coast states. a position created in 1983 after traffic and little of tbe tax revenues much of Wyoming, much of Colorado, northern On this date in history: election packed the Lincoln Center along Interstate 84. Penny finished second to Weinberg from the development. Most of New Mexico, Utah and eastern Idaho. . In 1863, President Abraham A thought for the day; President hearing room Monday night to But New Haven attorney Chris­ National forecast watch Superior Court Judge Eu­ by 95 votes. Weinberg said follow­ Winchester’s stores would be lo­ Strong winds dropped the wipd c}iill factor to 20 Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Abraham Lincoln said, “ Public tine Vertefeuiile, who represented gene Kelly, Manchester’s first ing the election that she would not cated in South Windsor, while to 30 degrees below zero am ss the Dakotas Address on a Civil War battlefield opinion ifT this country is the New York-based Rapid Ameri­ During early Wednesday morning, snow is forecast for parts of the Democratic mayor, swear in the endorse P e n ^ as majority leader, much of the parking and an office overnight. in Pennsylvania. everything.” can Corp., argued that the zone Intermountain States; rain for the Pacific Northwest and extreme South new Board of Directors and Board while other Democratic directors complex would be built on the Temperatures around the nation at 2 a.m. EST said they would. The dispute was change would bring excessive Manchester side. Atlantic Coast. Scattered showers are possible for parts of the Atlantic of Education. traffic to the area and would not be Coast States. ranged from minus 8 at Gillette, Wyo., to 78 at Fort resofved last week and Penny will Town officials have given tbeir Lauderdale and Homestead, Fla. After the brief ceremonies, the continue as majority leader. consistent with surrounding classi­ support to the rival Buckland Hills Lottety Board of Directors unanimously Other board members sworn in fications, which are mostly resi­ mall, which would be entirely in re-elected Barbara B. Weinberg, a Monday were Democrats Kenneth dential. She also said the change Manchester. Democrat, as mayor and chair­ would allow the developers to use N. Tedford and James F. Fogarty, Both mall plans face lawsuits. other numbers drawn Monday man of the board. Democrat Peter the board's former secretary, and the land for something other than a Connecticut daily in New England: DiRosa, the former Republican driveway. Thus far, G. Fox A Co., Safe- Republicans William J. Diana, Alien A Co. and the Albert Steiger Tri-state daily: 218, 2390 minority leader on the board who Thomas H. Ferguson and Donna R. “ We are attempting to preserve Monday; 043 Co. have committed to building PEOPLE Rhode Island daily: 3024 switched parties earlier this year, Mercier. the residential uses of the neigh­ was elected deputy mayor and anchor stores at Winchester. B u ^ -' Play Four: 4366 Massachusetts daily; 8639 Robert Franklin, president of borhood,” Vertefeuiile said. Democrat Stephen T. Cassano was Rapid American owns land east land Hills would be the site of a the Connecticut Public Expendi­ major Sears store. elected secretary. ture Council and the guest speaker of the Winchester site on which Literary hatchet burled ATTN: royal shoppers All three were nominated by at Monday’s ceremonies, said that Democrat Stephen T. Penny, who the council-manager form of go­ Having a royai clientele didn’t do much for Norman Mailer and Gore Vidal put aside has bec|n deputy m a ^ r and vernment has been “ a marriage one o f the most famous feuds in modem the J.C. Penney’s store in Springfield, Va. F that has worked well for Manches­ Plan revisions likely majority leader for the past two literature to take on some common enemies Sales actually dipped when Prince Charles years and was mayor for the six ter.” The system, which was — President Reagan, the arms race and and Princess Diana dropped in because the Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg applauds during swearing- years before that. Weinberg has adopted in 1947, provides both taxation. store had to be closed to shoppers for 2>/t O been mayor since 1983, when she strong political and managerial before third hearing Mailer once punched Vidal and threw a hours while the royals looked around (and in ceremonies Monday night. was the top voter-getter among the leadership, he said. didn’t buy anything), Advertising Age says. drink in his face but was nothing but Planning officials may revise reaction.” ; complimentary toward him Sunday night at But Deborah Masten, spokeswoman for C the town’s proposed Comprehen­ If PZC members are happy with a lecture in New York. the store, thinks the long-term result will be sive Plan of Development before the revisions after the public “ Tonight we make up feuds and mend the good. Seader, Camposeo re-elected to posts holding a third public hearing on it, hearings, they will adopt tbe plan, fences — all the things I ’m not good at,” “ We think people in Washington now wiil XJ members of the Planning and he said. M ailer said. want to take a look at this store to see what t The Board of Education unanim­ and incumbent Republican Ber­ Zoning Commission said Monday “ Six months to adoption from "One gets turned into a fool by the media,” would attract royalty,” she said. The royal ously re-elected Chairman Leo­ nice Cobb. Bogli and Moriarty will night. now is a possibility,” Pellegrini couple stopped at tte store to promote its Vidal said. " It is terribly important that you nard Seader and Secretary Joseph replace Seader and Republican Commission members said fol­ said. "Now you’re really refining, - (the media) think about M ailer and me as “ Salute to Britain” campaign, which fea­ s Camposeo after swearing-in ce­ .Gloria DellaFera next year. lowing a meeting Monday that they changing and revising. That’s ' two vain people who are engaged in a literary tures $50 million in British-made clothes. remonies in Lincoln Center Mon­ Three seats — those held by wanted to respond to public always an easier process than feud.” Star Bright day night. Democrats Richard Dyer and criticism of the proposed plan, coming up with something. The Mailer and Vidal said they decided to Halley’.s Comet will soon return. When Edmond Halley’s The two will serve in the posts for Susan Perkins and Republican H. which would be used to guide commission has always been anx­ speak together because they feel the country theory about the 76-year-long cycle of the comet was another year. John Malone — were not contested land-use decisions through at least ious to get one adopted." Sammy doing OK 1995. is being run by a wealthy few who put their Seader, who has been a member Nov. 5. The new plan would replace one confirmed, historians were handed a wonderful new Planning Director Mark Pelle­ concerns before the common good. The most Entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. is walking of the school board for a total of 11 The election left the Democrats adopted in 1963 that planning measuring device. They were able to pinpoint the date grini said this morning that he wiil ' prolonged applause of the evening came on crutches after reconstructive hip surgery years in two separate stints, has with a 5-4 majority until November officials have said is put-of-date make a list of complaints about the when Vidal said he was tired of being at" Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los of invents described hundreds of years ago by correlating been chairman since 1980. He will 1986 and a 6-3 majority between and virtually useless to tbe PZC. plan made by residents at two attacked as un-American for criticizing his Angeles, says a hospital spokeswoman. them with accounts of the appearance of the comet. One leave the board after the expira­ November 1986 and November Pellegrini said the longer tbe previous hearings. The PZC could country. Davis, 59, was in good condition and good tion of his current three-year term 1987, when the next town election PZC waits, the more development theory suggested that the Three Wise Men>were guided act on that list during a workshop “ I ’m in absolute agreement with him,” next November. He did not seek a will be held. will go on without a plan. spirits and was accompanied by his wife, by Halley’s Comet, which would have appeared over session later next month, he said. Mailer said. Among those paying 51,000 to AiMvise, and manager Shirley Rhodes as he new term in the town election Nov. Just after Monday’s organiza: Bethlehem in 12 B.C. ” By mid December the commis­ The plan has been strongly hear them were writers Kurt Vonnegut and 5. tional vote, Seader briefly outlined left the hospital Monday, said spokeswoman sion will have it and we can talk c ritic ize by residents who are Gay Talese, actor Paul Newman and Camposeo, like Seader a Demo­ two major tasks that he sees for the Paula Correia. DO Y O U K NO W — According to many scientists, of about a schedule for next year,” opposed to the higher housing*' newsman Morley Safer. crat, has been a member of the next year. Davis injured his hip while filming a ’TV what common substance do comets mostly consist? Pellegrini said. densities it proposes for some school board since' 1978 and has He predicted the budget process movie of the children’s classic “ Alice in Pellegrini said the commission areas, particularly the southwest served as secretary since 1983. would be more difficult than it has Wonderland.” MONDAY’S ANSWER — Jimmy Carter and Leonid would probably hold at least two part of town. Under the plan, some UPl pnoto In the Nov. 5 election. Demo­ been in recent years due to Soap-opera song Brezhnev signed the SALT II agreements in Vienna. more public hearings on the plan crats Camposeo and Panels Maffe potential cuts in f ^ r a l aid and areas that are currently zoned for before voting on it. Famed master of mime, Marcel ll-IS-S.** ^ Knowledge Unlimited. Inc. 1985 won re-election to terms that increases in teacher salaries. But low- to medium-density develop­ Call it music to make dirty deals by. JOSEPH CAMPOSEO LEONARD SEADER “ It depends on the revisions and Marceau, made a rare appearance in Move the museum began Monday. Anne Gauvin also he said he felt the board could ment could be reclassified to allow Warner Bros, is coming out with an album of A Newipaper in EducaUon Program .. . secretary what type of feedback we get on was elected to a three-year term come up with a budget that would . . . chairman again between six and 20 housing units songs inspired by the characters and events Brussels, Belgium, before a packed Billionaire H. R on Perot wants tOtor momove Sponaored by them,” he said. “ I would guess we that runs until November 1988, be “ workable and that we can sell per acre. Current zoning regula­ of the "Dallas”.prime-time soap opera. house Monday at the Palais des Beaux part of Harvard University’s Peabody The Manchester Herald replacing fellow Republican David town to renovate four elementary refercuuu,,, ^,^ 1,^.....: by would have at least two. I don’t tions allow a maximum of 18 It will feature performances by Gary to the community.” Arts. His traditional "MR BIP” brought Museum to Texas for a 10-year exhibition. Dampier Jr. schools and address asbestos rem­ July in order for the project to be think we should hinge it on public housing u'nits per acre. Morris, Crystal Gayle, the Forester Sisters the audience to their feet. The Tens of thousands of artifacts in the 3 Elected to terms beginning in The second major task Seader oval and building-code violations on the ballot next November, and Karen Brooks with guest appearances miilion-item Peabody inventory would be November 1986 were Democrats cited was the finalization of plans at Manebester High School. School Superintendent James P. .by "Dallas” stars Steve Kanaly, Howard one-night show is an preview of next rotated through a mu8eum to be built by Terri Bogli and Jo-Ann Moriarty for bonding that would allow the The school board must have a Kennedy said Tuesday. Keel and Jenllee Harrison. month’s festival of mime and jest. Perot in Texas, probably in the Dailas area, The first single from “ Dallas, The Music the Dailas Times Herald reported Monday. Manchester Herald Fire Calls Story,” will be a duet called “ Makin’ Up For Perot, chairman of Dalias-based Elec­ Richard W. Cosgrove, Publ|aher Lost’lim e,” the first ever duet by Morris and tronic Data Systems Inc., a subsidiary ot^ MAnchettor 'G ayle. Other cuts include “ Who Killed Jock Generai Motors Corp., said he hoped to meet didn’t take long for Bruce Dem ’s daughter to 8th District to copy town computer data Monday, 5:22 p.m. — light fire. Ewing?,” “J.R.! Who Do You Think You with Harvard officials in Massachusetts USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 42 Monday, 9:54 a.m. — smoke 76 Sycamore St. (Town). Are,” and “I’m A Survivor (From the realize she had found a career. detector, 50 Pascal Lane (Town). before Christmas. . euMWwd Solly oxegpl•xegpt SunSoy Tuesday. 12; 29 a.m. — stove fire, “ My dad kept taking me on his sets and SweSNloS corrlor rotoa oro t1.3S The Eighth Utilities District will The change is needed because Women o f D allas).” Also on the album are " I think it wouid be great to have a piece of and cortaM helMoys by WMklv, 88.12 tor ono nK--“- 81S.3S------oi a deoicaied phone line to the Joyner said that counsel John D. Monday. 10:30 a.m. — medical 436 N. Main St. (Eigbtb District). saying, ‘There’s a lot of heartache in this cbwior FuMWilna Co.. M purchase a computer program'for tbe town has eliminated the use of town’s center. The district will also “ A Few (3ood Men (Pam and Jenna’s Song Harvard in Texas,” he said. tar im o monitN: m.78 tar alK LaBelle Jr. bad told him competi­ call, 3 Preston Drive (Town, Tuesday, 2:47 a.m. — medical business, yot^ know,” ’ she told the Los Floee. Monchogtor. Conn. monilM ons a ll.3 tar voor. 54,250 from Busloess Solutions cards from its system, so no avoid delays when the town system tive bidding would not be required. lor Bobby Ewing),” “ I Want to Reach Out d o u p o ilM pais at Mon- MottrotaooroovoUobloi Paramedics). call, 281 Center St. (Town, and Touch You, (Jock and Miss E llie’s Angeles Times. “ By the time I was 9 they ctMUttr. Conn. PO iTM ASTBR : Group of Hartfdrd to permit the duplicate card files will be availa­ is busy, she said. In another matter, Joyner gave district to continue to use data in Monday, 12:30 p.m. — motor Paramedics). Song,” and "If I Knew Then What I Know knew I was determined to be an actress and — tboneoi to Nw — ble to tbe district. The district uses Boutin said all the information directors copies of plans for a s,e.o7ioxsn the Town Data Center for tax vehicle accident with Injuries. Tuesday, 6:22 a.m. — medical Now (J.R.’s Lament).” iet me attend the Lee Strasberg Institute.” Quote of the day ctiottar. Conn. 8IM8! To town data largely for billing and the district needs from the town’s trunk sewer to serve a section of She’s 18 now, received good reviews for billing and other administrative budgeting purposes. data bank could be stored on the tbe district north of Tolland East Middle Tumpikband Summit call, 25 Margaret Road (Eighth ouASANTeaD OBLiveav: it purposes without having to pay Street (Eighth District, plaring a blind fdri in “ Mask” and nowplays Rep. BUI McCoUnm, R-Fla., on so-called discs tbe district will be using. She Turnpike and North Main Street District, Paramedics). vow Son'traeMvo voor HoroM by 5 dUieg Mwn«S sloa.w1ft from 8250 to $270 a month for a Paramedics). opposite Treat WilUami in the new morie “ U ll^ ' amendments to the immigration e-ta. woofcSovi or 7:38 o.m. lolwr- . MgnSgy llirooeb FrlSgv. District Director Lorraine Bou­ said tbe system will permit the which is slated for heavy develop­ A Dem actress special phone line into tbe town’s Tolland County “ Smooth Talk.” reform bill, such as granting anuiesty to Spy. pl88M talosbono vowr corrtar. tin said tbe $4,250 proposal is one of district to tevelop m w e independ­ ment, including a shopping mall- Monday, 1:43 p.m. — light I t v o i ^ unoMo ta rooeb your eor- center. ence from the town data process­ ____ I Dem made her movie debut when “ It was made on a small budget with no car Ulegal aliens, that could prevent nuMyge of rtar.i.coH lubicrlbir ••rvleoolS4^ Tlw Slggcbiitir~MgrglS 1$ o gub- several alternatives that have ballast, Box 462. Main Street Monday, 10:47 a.m. — motor Data from the town’i computer ing operation. she was 7 — eating an ice cream cone in crashes or major sex scenes,” she said of Uie bUI: ^ S e j n . weekSevser lSe.m. fcrtafr to UiStgS Prggg tntarno- been studied over the past few The directors are expected to (Town). vehicle accident with minor iqju r tiongg nogaggnScooeS Igogag^nbgr eytter>. w n iM be copied on discs months. She said it is tbe most; Tbe district directors voted to decide at their next meeting which "Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore” —and it “ Smooth Talk.” “ So we’ve that going against “This is Uke a field of rattlesnakes— if any In effhg AwSN Bwrgow gt arewtottang. Monday, 5:05 p.m. — motor ies. Routes 31 and 44, Coventry that c'u'ii.be used by the district’s econopiical because it gives the contract for tbe programming of several alternative paths tbe u s . ^ the other hand; it’s real.” one of then^fets you, you’re tend.” vehicle accident. 947 Center 'St. (South Coventry, Tolland, An- computer system,. district flexibility without tbe cost - after District President Walter sewer could take. V MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Nov. 19, 19S5 - 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Nov. 19. 1985 Jackson, ally urge As husbands Rescuers say 22 ‘Kate’ lashes Miami, 'Star Wars’ ban ladles stop for tea pulled from mud threatens the Keys By Joff Botsr traffic. By Marl# Colvin By Candice Hughes By Joint A. Collcott talks began. United Prou intornotlonol Mayor Isaac Rodrigues of Ler- . United PrMs Intsrnotlonal Florida Key officials ordered the UnHod Pross Intornotlonol Kent distributed an open letter to The Associated P re u ida, four miles from Annero, said mandatory evacuation of nMblle tbe two political leaders, which on Caracol radio that tbe army GENEVA - Raisa Gorbachev, K E Y WEST, Fla. - Hurricane homes and recreational vehicles, GENEVA — The Rev. JesM also demanded an end to nuclear ARMERO, Colombia — Weary "has been given orders to shoot an eirigmatic sparkle in her dark Kate roared over Cuba's northern plus low-lying Big C o f^ t Key, Jocfcaon, claiming rapport from testing, a nuclear arms freese and rescuers wbo pressed on with tbeir looters." eyes, brings her Soviet blend of coast with lio-mph winds today, Geiger Key and Bayfront Key Just three-fourtlu of tbe American a ban on arms in space. search despite a government offi- "Hiese filthy looters are step­ elegance and quiet poise to w lashing Miami Beach with blinding north of Key West. people, iaraed a warning to Presi­ The letter said tbe "Star Wars" d a l’s doubts that anyone remained ping on the injured, wbo are Other residents of tbe Keys were “ tea p ar^’ ’ summit today with squalls and threatening tbe vulner­ dent Reagan and Soviet leader program is "a dark shadow that alive pulled 22 survivors from the agonizing in tbe mud, to get objects able Florida Keys on a march urged to evacuate “ if you have no lUkluil Gortwcliev today that tbe bangs over the summit meeting first lady Nancy Reagan. sea or volcanic mud that buried- that were not c o v e r t by the Ste isn’t waMJng a minute before through “ Hurricane Alley.” compelling reason to remain.” nuclear arms race is "bankrupt­ and indeed over humanity itseir* this Andean farming town, a radio avalanche. ’Hiey’re even ripping her afternoon tete-a-tete with Mrs. Gov. Bob Graham declared an The Red Cross opened 12 storm ing" both of tbeir nations. and "a cynical trick which exploits station reported. chains and rings from the cadav­ shelters in the Keys, which got its Reagan. emergency in the Keys and the Britisb anti-nuclear campaigner humanity’s fear of nuclear - Meanwhile, the mayor of a ers," he said. 150-mile-long "Overseas High­ lastdirect hit from a hurricane in . Bruce Kent, bolding a Joint news weapons." ’The S2-year-old Soviet first lady nearby town said soldiers were Victor Ricardo, president of the be^ns her day at tbe Museum of w ay" to the mainland was Jammed 1965 when Betsy blasted across conference with Jackson, also The CND letter also called on the ordered to shoot "filty looters” government emergency commit­ in a frantic exodus as the surpris­ Key Largo with winds in excess of denounced Rdagan’s “ Star Wars" Soviets to stop anti-satellite re­ Clocks and Enamel Work at the wbo stepped oh trapped survivors tee, told Caracol he also bad same moment Soviet leader Mik­ ing, late-season hurricane steam- 100 mph. space defense program as "a search and "not to make tbe as they hurried to rob the dead. reports of looting, and said army rolled west over Cuba at 20 mph. Sixty people spent the night in a Hollywood fan tasy" and de­ mistake of following the lead of tbe hail Gorbachev and President Hundreds of survivors, many Col. Rafael Horacio Ruiz was Reagan sit down for the opening of Hurricane forecaster Gil Clark storm shelter at Marathon, includ­ m a n d it be scrapp^. United States into the dangerous with no possessions left but the appointed mayor of Armero and its ing Patricia Smith, 29, who Just tbeir discussions. said tbe Keys will be spared its Jackson made public a petition Hollywood fantasy of Star Wars." clothing they wore, shuffled Mon­ outlying districts and was told to first direct hit from a hurricane in moved to the Keys from Indiana addressed to tbe two superpower Leaders of the U.S. National She will stop at a City Hall day along a road leading from restore order. reception before heading to tbe 20 years if Kate keeps its present last week with her four young leaders, calling for a ban on Council of Churches and tbe what used to be Armero. An elderly course and goes south of the island children. city university’s library, where the Radio reporters said they saw nuclear arms tests and an imme­ Russian Orthodox Church were couple sat beside a rutted road, chain into tbe Gulf of Mexico. Soviet Union’s re v e rb founding loot from Armero for sale in " I ’m scared to death, mostly for diate freexe on furtber deployment bolding their third day of a crying and bolding each other. But Clark warned, "This is a big father, Vladimir Ilyicb Lenin, Marlquita, Honda and other my kids,” she said. “ I don’t know of atomic weapons. four-day prayer vigil for peace. The broadcast chain RCN late storm, so they are going to get studied during his revolution­ nearby towns that survived the what to expect — wind and thinp Jackson said during a news Meeting in Geneva at the initia­ Monday quoted rescue workers as hurricane force winds in squalls conference bis demand represents tive of tbe American clergy, plotting days in Geneva. saying 22 more survivors had been destruction in the valley 105 miles flying through walls. What am I Tbe auburn-haired Mrs. Gorba­ west of Bogota. through the Keys.” "tbe majority opinion of tbe world delegations from tbe churches RAISA GORBACHEV pulled from the muck. RCN has The National Hurricane Center going to do if everything is washed and of tbe American people." appealed to Reagan and Gorba­ chev, who earned a doctorate at more than 20 reporters at the scene Health Minister Rafael Zubiria out? I wish I had the money to the prestigious Moscow State . . . non-political atop said on Caracol that two Armero reported Kate was blasting Miami "Tbe American people rapport a chev Monday to "break down the of the disaster, and its reports have Beach with 78-mph wind gusts and leave here.” test ban by a margin of 2-to-l,” tbe walls of enmity" between the University and still lectures there proven to be accurate. survivors evacuated to Bogota in Marxist-Leninist theory, ends Ivere found to have typhoid. producing 50-mph squalis across civil rights leader said. "Seventy- superpowers. Health officials said Monday southeast Florida. four percent of the U.S. public They called on political leaders her sight-seeing with a tour of the they planned to fumigate the area Firm ‘bans’ "It is necessary to begin fumiga­ In Miami’s Dade County, schools would rather reduce the nuclear to follow tbe churches of both modern U.N. offices. summit. where an estimated 25,000 people Mrs. Gorbachev’s charm and and public transit systems ciosed arsenals of both sides as opposed to nations in continuing a dialogue But by far tbe most scrutinized died after two cases of typhoid tion immediately to exterminate fashion savvy were apparent in her and Kate knocked out power to ‘Hail Mary’ building ‘Star Wars.’" even in times of tension. event of her day will be her t^wvith fever were reported among the clouds of flies that are hovering Mrs. Reagan at Maison de wus- first public appearances on her over the decomposing bodies and 8,000 homes. Jackson said he collected the The churches also appealed fora survivors. BOSTON (UPI) — A cinema rare, tbe Itth century gray stone arrival Monday in (Jeneva. are tbe agents for transmitting the South Fiorida is under a hurri­ signatures of 1.25 million Ameri­ reversal of the nuclear arms race Weak voices of survivors could chain has "capitulated” intbeface chateau on Lake Geneva that is Flashing an occasional smile, disease,” Zubiria said. cane warning and a tornado watch, cans in rapport of a stop to all and prevention of Its spread to be beard crying for help Monday in of public pressure and agreed not home to tbe Reagans for a week. she stood by the Soviet leader’s He said the operation would not and forecasters said Kate would nuclear testing. outer space. outlying areas of Armero, Juan to show the controversial film With a 3,(N)0-strong press corps side during airport welcoming interfere with rescue work. dump 5 to 10 inches of rain in its "W e need a test ban," he said. A similar appeal was made hy Otalora, a fireman working with a path. "Hail Mary.” which depicts the the World Council of Churches, chronicling every move of the two ceremonies, braWng chill winds "The arms race is too costly and is rescue team, told RCN radio. The government pledged Mon­ At 7 a.m. EST, Kate was nativity set in modern times and which organized an interconfes­ first ladies, tbeir flrst face-to-face and snow flurries In a chic gray UPI photo bankrupting both nations and Otalora said he saw "guys day to continue rescue efforts after centered on the north coast of Cuba shows the character "M ary" wri­ sional service at its Geneva meeting is being viewed as virtu­ herringbone tweed coat trimmed preventing tbe development of tbe dressed like firemen taking any­ the nation’s largest radio chain, and about 160 miles southeast of thing in worldly passion. Ecumenical Center headquarters. ally a second summit. with silver fox, a matching fur bat, Ibird World.” thing useable” from the corpses of Caracol, said its Journalists re­ Pseudo-Rembrandt? Key West, near latitude 22.5 north, The 107-minute, subtitled film, Known as the "Protestant 'Both are both known to wield black leather gloves and dark gray Jackson delivered the petition to those killed when the nearby ported 1,500 to 2,500 people were longitude 80.3 west. by French director Jean-Luc Go­ the U.S. and Soviet diplomatic Rome," the WCC is an alliance of considerable influence with .their high-heeled suede boots. Nevado del Ruiz volcano erupted still alive in the mud or stranded in One of the world’s most celebrated Rembrandt The leading edge of Kate lashed dard, will open at the Orson Welles Protestant, Lutheran and Or­ husbands, so even though the talks Hie alacrity with which she got missions in Geneva, failing in an last Wednesday, melting part of its isolated spots. the Keys with 45-mph wind gusts at Cinema in Cambridge Instead of thodox churches worldwide. are to be non-political the relation­ rid of rose bouquets — imme­ paintings, "The Man' with the Golden Helmet,’’ is not a attempt to band it over in person to snowcap and sending an avalanche Five survivors, including a 7- daybreak, and officials warned Sack Theaters in Boston. Reagan and Gorbachev, who For its part, the Simon Wies- ship between tbe wives is being diately passing the armful greet­ Rembrandt, art experts In Berlin concluded Monday. of mud on residents of the Armero year-old boy, were found Monday, residents it was doubtful time The movie tells tbe story of Mary enthal Center distributed a letter UPI photo e y ^ for its influence on tbe two ing her at the airport to an aide, bpen^ their summit meeting Valley. according to rescue workers inter­ Style analysis of the mid-17th century oil painting remained to reach the mainland and the virgin birth of Jesus Christ to Reagan and Gorbachev signed most powerful men in the world. and Just as rapidly ditching an t ^ y . Tbe three-mile-high volcano con­ viewed by the radio chain RCN. established that the picture is from that period but from a before gale-force winds hit. It was in modern-day France, and con­ Kent, deputy chairman of the by SO Jewish "refuseniks" de­ Demonstrators supporting various causes hang signs Mrs. Gorbachev has invited Mrs. enormous bouquet of red roses she tinued spewing steam and ash “ We located a little boy buried in taking motorists six hours to get off tains some nudity and coarse Britisb Campaign for Nuclear manding for the right of Jews to Reagan for a return tea Wednes­ received from a young girl at tbe Rembrandt school, and not by the Dutch master himself, from the tower of Geneva Cathedrai Monday to get their Monday, and scientists recorded (the mud who was barely alive,” the islands because of snarled language. Disarmament, or CND, Joined leave the Soviet Union. The letter messages across to President Reagan and Soviet ieader day at the Villa Rosa, a chateau in Soviet mission — prompted specu­ frequent tremors. Dtalora, the fireman, told RCN. German experts said. Jackson at tbe news conference had been smuggled out of tbe the Soviet compound that was lation the Soviet first lady might be Just M minutes before the summit Soviet Union. Gorbachev. completely refurbished for the allergic to roses.

Full alate of faaues U.S./Worid In Brief SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking Israel shoots down Syrian MIGs Causes Lung Cancer. Heart Disease, Emphysema, And May Complicate Pregnancy. Breakthroughs unlikely in Geneva TEL AVIV, Israel — Israeli warplanes shot down two Syrian MiG fighters over Lebanon today after the Syrian planes attempted to intercept Israeli reconnaisance planes, Israel radio By Helen Thomas ant on other issues in the past, but reduction of NATO and Warsaw gression in Cambodia and the said. Kings, 17 mg. "tar", 1.2 mg. nicotine: Menthol. 18 mg. "tar". 1.2 mg. nicotine; arming of guerrillas in Central United Press International the concrete has cracked around Pact conventional forces also may The radio quoted the Israeli m ilitary command, and its report Lights. 10 mg. "tar". 0 .8 mg. nicotine av. pet cigarette by FTC method. his feet when be decided that it was be addressed, along with issues America. was confirmed by Israeli military sources. oisesB&WTCo. GENEVA — President Reagan necessary to compromise. So, it is relating to chemical warfare. ' The radio said all the planes returned to base safely. and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba­ not certain which'way or whether Reagan intendstopresstbeissue IRAQ ALSO IS urging the chev will ha ve a full plate of issues he will change. of human rights in tbe Soviet president to also take up with the at tbeir two j for the price of 20! tbe Soviet dissident's ailing wife to "There is no doubt that if the Gorbachev has offered to cut tbe A 15-count federal indictment handed up Monday triggered the learn when she will leave the message was delivered she would Soviet offensive nuclear arsenal by NOW dragnet. The grand Jury charged the suspects with possession of 90 percent if Reagan will forego the Soviet Union for medical be there.” Yankelevich said. Be somebody. and conspiracy to sell narcotics, distribution of a controlled Strategic Defence Initiative. But treatment. "Unless something happened," SERVING substance and obstruction of Justice. A worried Tatiana Yankelevich her husband interjected. the president has stated flatly that tried twice Monday to reach her “ Maybe they’re trying to check he will not give up research and mother, Yelena Bonner. The Mos­ it out with Geneva,” Mrs. Yankele­ testing on SDI, which tbe Soviets Achllle Lauro hijackers sentenced cow operator initially told her, vich said, referring to the summit believe will give tbe United States "the party is not available,” then, meeting in Geneva between ^v le t a potential ’’first strike’’ GENOA, Italy — A Judge found five Palestinians guilty of "the line is busy," and then, “ there leader Mikhail Gorbachev and advantage. smuggling arms and explosives into Italy for the hijacking of the lOcM and Is no answer.” President Reagan. Reagan’s advisers are split on #1 cruise ship Achille Lauro and sentenced them to up to nine years Bonner "knew we were calling “ If we aren’t able to talk with her tbe meaning of the 1972 anti- in prison. her,” said Yankelevich. “ Unless (today), it would certainly produce ballistic missile treaty, but tbe As Judge Carlo Maria Napoli read the verdict and pronounced something happened she would' a very negative impression on tbe president appears to be going sentence Monday, three of the five flashed victory salutes from have been there. The fact that participants in the summit," she along with a new interpretation by their metal cage in the courtroom and sang, “ We will defend our there was no response makes it added. national security adviser Robert YOU!!! M e m U Ke n t Palestine with our blood and our souls.” very difficult to believe in the Monday’s attempted telephone McFarlane that would allow test­ gpadUbn ing of SDI. All five still face trial with 11 other defendants on charges of inteigrity of the operator." calls to Bonner and Sakharov, tbe GOLD CHAINS murder, kidnapping and hijacking for the seizure of the luxury ’"nie reason could be a political Others, including some who Nobel Peace Prize winner a *1(P* to *16^* por gram liner and the slaying of American passenger Leon Klinghoffer. one," Yankelevich said, "but we decade ago, were witnessed by worked on the original treaty, say Napoli announced his verdict after two hours and 20 minutes of will suspend our Judgment until throngs of reporters, as was tbe "star wars” would abrogate tbe Ufa aMo Aava goW delibwation, ending a trial that lasted about seven hours. / i C ^ i'*^ (today).” call on Nov. 4 when Bonner’s treaty. Emrringe, Bm glot, The stiffest sentence was imposed on Mohammed Issa Abbas, Yankelevich and her husband family spoke to her for tbe first “ Tbe United States does not B Efrem are anxious to niid out when time in ivt years and to Sakharov abrogate treaties lightly," an ^ R Inge C harm e 25, cousin of fugitive Palestine Liberation Front leader Mohammed Abu Abbas, the alleged mastermind of the two-day Bonner, 62, will be allowed to for the first time in six years. official said. "On the other hand, if M u n OPVBniMTY A ' ’ 'Nr, travel to Italy for treatment of ah On thqt occasion Bonner and security requirements cannot be COIPCCnCUT VAllEV COM hijacking. ' ' 1 eye condition and then to Boston Sakharov took a bus to tbe met, then you’ve got to go another l06Man8t.MwiebMsr . , ' for heart bypass surgery. telephone building near their way." . Mon.-Frl.aa/Bel. 90 The operatbr acknowledged that apartment. 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CAPTAIN BABY ’ by Crooks A Casalo 1 WA»POtN'A6RBAr ^ 1 l ik e p v a , All r ig h t , b l o r i a . BIZ,EASY. IWA^ONLV I m e a n , v a SOTTA LIKE A OPEN FOR TWO MONTHB WOMAN WHOBE BONB BENP Tueaday T V HER TO A HAUNTEP HOUSE Nazi suspect testifies on finances WHEN THEBE POOLB KIPNAPPEP MEi FOR MOTHER'S and Ben try to set a world record. homes and Increased food rations. 6:00PM (£ d) @ ® ® N«wf By Linda StowtII Samarin." The articles apfteared tinue today. ( £ Family Feud Tht AssoclotBd Press between 1942-44 in "Rech," a “ 1 had to work for Rech. I needed Bay said. CD DHTraM StrakM Lynch baa said that Sokolov was Channels [ESPN] ChampkmsMp RoRar O s fb y ' Ruuian-Ianguage newspaper con­ the money. There was no other way d ) (S Hart to Hart hired by Rech after Nazi investiga­ 8 : 4 0 P M [DIS] Mousterplece Theater WATERBURY - A former Yale trolled by the German Panzer tank out," Sokolov teiUfied. 3J) ( 8 Qbnina a Braak WF8B Hartford, CT 9 tors found him to be "politically University lecturer says he collab­ division. Sokolov admitted that he Sokolov, a Milford resident, said ( 9 Caraon'a Comady Claaaica WNEW Now York. NY i 9 : 0 0 P M 3J K a ra A A bel (CC) Part 3 reliable." Sokolov testified that be WTNH Naw Haven, CT i of 3 Kane and Abel’a obaeatlon for the orated with Nazi propagandists used the pen name. when be applied for the job with 8 Oootor Who didn't know he was being investi­ WOR New York. NY 9 other’s failure leads them through three Rech, he wasn’t told he would have during World War II because he The 72-year-old former lecturer, Haportar41 WPIX Naw York. NY 11 decades. (2 hrs.) to write anti-Semitic articles. gated when he applied for the WTXX Watarbury, CT need^ the money to survive in his is charged with concealing his past (Q) MacNail-Lahrar Nawahour (£ Marv Oriffin native Russia. After he got the job, he said he writing job. WWLP Springfiald. MA n from immigration officials when Sokolov was a teacher when the (B) Good Tlmaa WEDH Hartford. CT »4 (£ (^NMoonfightlng (CC) A woman Charged by the federal govern­ never objected to writing anti- claimidgrp be a leprechaun asks David and he entered the United States In 19S1 German army invaded Russia. [ESPN] Maida Sportalook WVIT Hartford. CT 9 0 ment of concealing his past for Semitic articles "because the WSBK Boston, MA )• Maddie io> tp le ct from a crazed man who and when he became a U.S. citizen Sokolov returned to his hometown [HBO] MOVIE: Caiay'a Shadow’ A is after her pot of gold. (60 m(n.) immigration purposes, Vladimir consequences would have been horse trainer and his family stake all their WQOB Springfield, MA 40 ARtO AND JA N I8» by Jimmy Johnaon in 1957. of Orel after the conquest, and he 41 ( £ MOVIE: ’StHetlo’ A Count gets in­ Sokolov testified Monday that he very biad.” hopes on a young foal. Walter Matthau, WX'TV Peterson. NJ Prosecutors say he entered the began working for Riech, accord­ Alexis Smith, Robert Webber. 1978 .WQBY Springfield, MA volved in killing thugs as a favor to a V6AH JH «rs RIGHT' rOR35yCAR£t.rVE HAD distorted the facts in some articles country under the Displaced Per­ When Prosecutor Joseph Lynch ing to the federal complaint. Rated PG. WTIC Hertford. CT s i gangster who once saved his life. Alex > « . r TOCALLHlfA'blR'.' he wrote for a Nazi-controlled asked Sokolov if he exaggerated in [M A X ] MOVIE: On the Town’ Three CNN Ceble Newt Ntwrk IC N N l Cord, Britt Ekland, Patrick O’Neal. 1969. sons Act, which granted visas to ' Orel, about 200 miles south of sailors on leave set out to find Miss Turns- DISNEY Disney Channel (DISl newspaper during Worid War 11 "victims of the war" . on the two specific articles, written about 8 8 Riptide Boz's high school swee­ . Moscow, was near the Russian tiles of the Month. Gene Kelly, Frank Sina­ ESPN Sports Network lESPNl theart uses him in a confrontation with 0 because “ it is accepted in journal­ condition they had not assisted the life in Germany. Sokolov said, “ It tra, Ann Miller. 1950. HBO Home Box Office iH tO l mobsters. (60 min.) fOOUl istic work to exaggerate.” is accepted in journalistic work to front at the time Sokolov worked CINEMAX Cinemax iM A X l Nazis. [USA] USA Cartoon Express If he had objected, "the conse­ for Rech, according to previous TMC Movie Channel ITMCI 8 (S) War: The Knife Edge of Deterr­ exaggerate." lU S A l ence (CC) The evolution of nuclear deterr­ quences would have been very The government is seeking to testimony. 6 : 3 0 P M d ) ® ) Too Close for Comfort USA USA Network Artur Bay, a Nazi corporal when ence is traced from the Truman Adminis­ bad," he said through a Russian strip Ukolov of his citizenship QJ Benson tration to the present. (60 min.) he hired Sokolov at Rech, testified Sokolov lectured on Russian ( i.iterpreter at U.S. District Court. because of his work for the Nazis. (3® Odd Couple g j) Chespirito last week that Sokolov willingly literature at Yale for 17 years until 8 : 0 0 P M ( £ We Are the Worid -A A federal complaint charges that Sokolov testified for 90 minutes 8 (Si) NBC Nightly News [C N N ] Larry King live wrote propaganda articles. So­ 1976. He retired after his past Year of Living Tho recent concerto prod* Sokolov wrote articles containing Monday after being called to the (S) Nightly Business Report uced to benefit mankind, such as Live Aid kolov was rewarded with money became an issue with the Yale [D IS] MOVIE: The Biehop’e Wife’ An anti-Semitic slurs and criticism of stand by federal prosecutors. His 8 ABC News and Farm Aid. are profited. (60 rhin.) angel comes to earth to help a bishop and and other privileges, such as nice faculty. ( S PM Magazine his wife raise money for a new church the Allies using the pen name " V.I. testimony was expected to con­ a s Nodciero SIN ® (S ) Who's the Boss? (CC( After Tony Cary Grant, Loretta Young, Davkf Niven. (B) One Day at a Time poses for a mate model calendar, he meets 1948 [CNN] Showbiz Today a woman with a bizarre obsession. 9 : 3 0 P M (3® independent Newt UPI photo [DIS] Adventures of Ozzia and Harriet ALLEY OOP ■ by Da«o Qraua ® News [M A X ] Headroom Bar OKs grievance system changes [ESPN] Revco’s World Class Women (J^ MOVIE: 'Gator' A moonshiner takes IT’S A 1 HEY,OOP.' WHAT DID YOU y e a h ; w e ^ Donna Richard, accused in the murder of her infant 10:00P M (B News [TM C ] MOVIE: ’Talk To Me' A group of on a corrupt political boss. Burt ReyrKMds. (300P S WAS MAKIN' GUYS FOUND SOME TRACKS AT THE The bar association will present daughter, Jerri Ann, reacts to testimony in Providence, ten stutterers from widely different back­ Lauren Hutton. Jerry Reed. 1976. ( D (4i) Spenier: For Hire (CC) Spenser THING.' j THAT AWFUL IT? By Mark A. Dupuis nary committee, said the changes calls for requiring public hearings and Susan's romantic mountain vacation is RACKET f R.I., Superior Court Monday during pre-trial motions for grounds comes together at a research cen­ (T$ MOVIE: 'Most Dangerous Match' United Press International are similar to proposals issued by on complaints once the local panel its views on the grievance system ter in Virginia to overcome their speech Columbo investigates the injury of a world disrupted by criminals fighting to posess a changes at a Dec. 2 public hearing stolen museum piece. (60 mki.) the bar in 1974 but never put into and its counsel have determined dismissing the case. problems. Austin Pendleton, Barbara Eda- chess champion just before his match with before the Rules Committee, Young, Michael Murphy. 1984. the current champion. Peter Falk. Laurer>ce Cil) Independent News HARTFORD — The governing effect. there is probable cause to believe which is chaired by state Supreme Harvey. 1973 Q® Mittion: impossible body of the Connecticut Bar Pinney said some of the changes the substance of the complaint. 7 : 0 0 P M (D CBS News Court Justice Arthur H. Healy. MOVIE: 'Where Eagles Dare' Com* d ® 8 Remington Steele Remington and Association has unanimously en­ will help to address public skepti­ The open hearing proposal drew m 'Three’s Company mandos parachute behind enemy lines to Laura become involved with a murder cism of the grievance procedure the most debate among members The Rules Committee will then discover the names of German spies that dorsed major changes to the FBI tests at issue d ) ABC News when they travel to Iowa to protect their consider whether to ask all of the have penetrated British forces. Richard state’s procedures for airing com­ and a feeling that the system is of the House of Delegates, with (£ $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 Pyramid $75,000 investment in a pig-breeding state’s judges to approve the Burton. Clint Eastwood. Mary Ure. 1969. farm. (60 min.) plaints and taking disciplinary beset by crohyism among lawyers proponents arguing it would help Q]] Jeffersons build public confidence in the changes, which differ from a law ^ The A-Team (CC) B.A. muscles ( 8 Remembering LIFE LIFE magazine action against lawyers. looking out for each other. (Hi Km t’s Landing . his way into a championship stock-car “ One of the great problems that system and opponents saying it pass^ this year to revamp the in trial of Richards and the effects that it had on our lives is The bar association’s House, of (8 8 M‘A*S’H race in order to protect Hannibal's nephew examined. (60 min.) (R). Delegates agreed Monday on a we as lawyers face is the public would be unfair to lawyers. grievance procedure. from mobsters. (60 min.| It is uncertain whether the (S) Wheel of Fortune 8 Odd Couple voice vote to recommend approval belief that we protect our own, go " I think this is grossly unfair and (^4) (IZ) Nova; Tomadol (CC| Observation judges can adopt their own plan or By Crocker Stephenson ally being fussy, it is unlikely that (B) MacNall-Lahrar Newshour techniques used to forecast the arrival of a (41) Bodes ds Odio of the revamping of the lawyer out of our way to find excuses for goes too far," said attorney James THE BORN LOSER '^by Art Sansom must go along with the law enacted United Press International Jerri Ann could sleep through the 8 Prica Is Right tornado are examined. (60 min.) dJ) Special Operations Executive grievance system being consi­ the evil deeds our colleagues F. Stapleton of Fairfield, a former by the Legislature since legal night.” 8 Newlywed Gama (M) MOVIE: 'Little Rough Guys' dered by the state court system’s commit,” Pinney said at one point judge, who said complaints should 8 Matt Houston opinions are divided on the power PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The Later he admitted that, a few m ) Loco Amor '^'IOOOW,1HE[2EWfRE/ O ilT w e r e Rules Committee. during the debate. be confidential unless presented in Bianca Vidal [C N N ] Evening News the Legislature has in establishing grand jury that in July indicted days befqre he appeared before the (S71 Nightly Busirwss Report ^FEWtOAPS/WIXEDDJ..., RATiONAUZIM6>..- * APPLAUPDJ6 THE Although endorsing the general Among the changes proposed by court for possible disciplinary MOVIE: 'Lovers and Other Stran­ [HBO] First and Ten: I Only Read De­ court system rules. Ralph and Donna Richard for th e, grand jury, Jerri Ann’s doctor, gers' A young couple's impending mar­ fense Diane wants to cut an aging player % p lR Q ' proposal, the bar association’s the Rules Committee would be to action. (B) DifTrent Strokes In other action Monday, the rape and slaying of their 4-month- Arthur Guilliano, told him that the riage causes a variety of crises for their from the team clAp governing board did recommend have all complaints filed with a Bar association President Ralph [C N N ] Moneylins families Gig Young, Anne Jackson, Bea­ House of Delegates approved a old daughter Jerri Ann may have child probsbly had no trouble . [DIS] MOVIE:’Dr. Syn Alias the Scare­ [M A X ] MOVIE: ’Cannonball Run II’ This some changes to the plan, which central statewide office, which G. Elliot broke a 17-17 tie to defeat trice Arthur. 1970. sequel features another collection of cra­ revised version of the American based their indictment on al­ sleeping. crow’ A humble vicar by day leads a rebel would then refer them to local a proposal before the House of [CNN] Prime Nows zies in all sorts of motorized vehicles racing eventually requires approval by Defense attorneys said that the band to smuggle goods past the king’s tax Bar Association’s model rules of legedly false testimony of two cross-country for cash. Many guest-star the state’s Superior Court judges. panels that would review com­ Delegates to recommend that collectors by night. Patrick McGoohan, [ESPN] AWA Wrestling police officers intentionally misled cameos, including Frank Sinatra, Shirley plaints and determine if action was complaints are kept confidential professional conduct for lawyers. Pawtucket police officers. George Cole, Tony Britton.. 1975. Attorney A. Searle Pinney of the grand jury and asked Superior [HBO] MOVIE: 'Eddie and the Cruisers' MacLaine. Burl Reynolds, Dom DeLuise. warranted. unless presented in court for That proposal also requires appro­ Pawtucket Qet. Robert Brown Twenty years after the disappearance of a Danbury, chairman of the bar Court Judge Joseph Rodgen to [ESPN] SportsCantar 1984 Rated PG disciplinary action. val by the court system. testified Monday he told the grand band's lead singer, a reporter and the association’s professional discipli­ The Rules Committee plan also dismiss the charges against the [USA] Radio 1990 band's lyricist try to piece together the [TMC] MOVIE: Gallipoli’ Tw o Aus­ jury that large stains were found mystery. Tom Berenger, Michael Pare. El­ tralian friends come face to face with the on clothing belonging to Mrs. former Pawtucket couple. He was 7 : 3 0 P M ( £ p m Magazine len Barkin. 1983. Rated PG. brutality of war Mel Gibson. Mark Lee. expected to rule on the motion 1981. Rated PG l/.S.y Vietnam cooperate Richard that “ could very well be (£ M *A *S *H [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Hardbodies' (CC) blood after having been laun­ today. [USA] Portrait: Legend In Granite ( £ Wheel of Fortune Three middle-aged single men seek out ad­ dered." But an FBI report to police Rodgers asked Haberle why he ( £ Barmy Hill Show vice in picking up beautiful beach girls in 1 0 : 3 0 P M (1$ News did not tell the grand jury the southern California. Grant Kramer. Teal FRANK AND ERNEST ^ by BOb Thavat stated that tests did not discover Qj) Independent News Roberts. 1984 Rated R. (3 ) Dick Van Dyke Joint search begins for MIA’s any blood on the garments. doctor’s opinion. ^ 24 Horas 8 (3) Barney Miller [TMC] MOVIE: The NeverEndIng Prosecutor Charles Nystedt " I told the grand jury what I (B) Jeopardy Story* (CC) A bookish youngster enters a [ESPN] Fashion Action Report Americans had come as technical read a prepared statement to the r'M T o By Peter Eng Vietnamese officials said they "a turning point in relations thought to be the most reliable 8 New Nawlywad Game fantasy work) when he reads a strange [HBO] MOVIE: The Deep' A young cou­ workers, “ strictly’’ to resolve the court in which he admitted that be hovel about the struggle to save an imagi­ The Associated Press • hope to find the remains of four between the Vietnamese and the information," said Haberle, who ® ) Benson ple vacationing in Bermuda becomes in­ <50 HOAlff — humanitarian issue of the MIAs. "knew that the FBI had found no nary kingdom from imminent destruction. volved in intrigue and terror centering ar­ U.S. airmen believed to have died U.S. governments.” added that he felt the doctor had (S) Wild World of Animals Noah Hathaway. Barrett Oliver. 1984. ound tw o sunken ships. Jacqueline Bisset, in the crash. Two other crew . The head of the 13-member U.S. Vietnamese officials arrived at blood” on the clothes, but added "backed off considerably” from Rated PG. YEN THUONG, Vietnam - U.S. the village in stiffly pressed suits. that the FBI was conducting other [C NN] Crossfire Nick Nolle, Robert Shaw. 1977. Rated PG. X z.epr A1Y and Vietnamese workers began an members who parachuted were military team, Col. Joe Harvey, what he had originally told the [USA] Prime Time Wrestling The Americans wore blue jeans, tests on the garments when the [ESPN] Auto Racing ’85: IHRA Drag 11:00PM ® ® ® (S) ® News unprecedented joint search today taken prisoner and returned to ihe replied that the United States FBI. Racing - Funny Car Showdown 1985 T-shirts and baseball caps. grand jury began meeting in July. 8 : 3 0 P M ® All in the Family ® Taxi O N t h e for remains of four American United States in 1973, they said. considers the joint effort “ a Stroh’s funny car showdown from Darling­ KellY. of Seward, Pa., used a Nystedt, who was suspend^ Muksian said that part of the ® ® Growing Pains (CC) Jason and ( ® Bizarre John Byner hosts this long run­ s MIAs, and detected some metal in The American side has no record precedent and an indication of a ton, SC. Maggie argue over a test question, Mike pocket knife to chop away some several months ago for falsifying state’s theory in the case is that ning cable comedy series a village garden where the Vietna­ of a B-52 crash on Dec. 20, 1972. change in the policy on the part of [USA] Dragrwt studios karate to impress a girl, and Carol low-lying bushes in the center of the date on an arson case, had Donna Richard killed her daughter OD Carsdh'a Comedy Classics mese say a B-S2 bomber crashed 13 The joint excavation, the first in the Vietnamese government, a "(HAVe^ it-/^ the garden. presented the state’s case to the because the child disturbed her at (li) Best of Saturday Night Live years ago. Vietnam since the war ended in beginning of greater cooperation Bethky. of the Army Central grand jury. night. Muksian called Haberle’s Bosom Buddies The search began in the garden 1975, is the latest in a series of to resolve this issue." Identification Laboratory in Hono­ Pawtucket Det. Lt. John Haberle testimony "part and parcel” of the (i^ MOVIE; 'Doctor Who: Invasion of of a woman who said her husband Vietnamese steps to account for Apparently alluding to Viet­ lulu. said the metal detectors were said he told the grand jury that state’s attempt to deceive the Tima' and 12-year-old son were killed 1,797 U.S.,servicemen and civilians nam's desire to establish diplo­ WINTHROP 'by Pick Cavalll effective up to 15 feet deep. “ because of vomitting and continu­ grand jury. ® M*A*S*H when the bomber slammed into still listed as missing. matic relations with the United MOONLIGHTING States, Hoang also said the excava­ SCTV Network " S A M M Y D A V IS JR.,MARY " I F YOU c a n t A V O I D their house on Dec. 20, 1972. The In a brief opening ceremony, "YOUR PERSONAL HOROSCOPE: tion shows the two countries I’^an SD Comedy Break DANNY THOMAS TH E M , DON'T (SiVE Vietnamese say the B-52 was shot Tran Hoang, head of the Vietna­ AVOID THE ROU-OWIM6r LOU RBTTON, cooperate in many other fields.” tC N N ] Moneyline AND THE ARCHBISHOP (OF YOUR REAL NAME." down by missiles. mese excavation team and chief of David (Bruce Willis) takes on PEOPLE NEXT W EEK: Harvey, commander of the [D IS] Disney's Legends and Heros "This is a pretty big piece (of the Vietnamese Foreign Minis­ a leprechaun for a client, and (CANTERBURY. Honolulu-based U.S. Joint Casu­ [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments: metal) here," Capt. 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Price must be included. 7 Core Answer to Previous Puzzle ^ r t h d a y The excavation at this agricultu­ ACROSS 1 1 : 3 5 P M ® Entertainment Tonight counsel today. The wrong person could you fend for yourself. 8 Prayer put wild ideas in your head that haven’t a CA N CER (June 21-July 22) Go slowly ral commune of 5(H) people is A panel of physicians will explain the relationship between One item only per ad. 1 Pigpen 9 Having an 1 1 : 4 0 P M [M A X ] MOVIE: Tigers Nov. 20,1985 prayer of working. today if you are working on something expected to take 10 to 12 days. and Lipstick' smoking, cardiovascular disease and lung disease along 4 Hebrew letter offensive odor AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19] For the you hope will produce future rewards. Do not use abbreviations. 8 Jepanese zither 10 Vetch 1 2 : 0 0 A M ® Bamaby Jones In the year ahead, you are likely to be­ sake of good relationships, it’s advis­ Patience, not speed, should be your - with techniques to quit the habit. 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He materials with which you are unfamiliar. until it can rule on a petition 34 Hog food wife to have, a baby. Michael'Margotta, claiming the trial was influenced contraction 45 Fire (comb, 52 Billion (prel.) Cindy Pickett. George Ralph Dtcenzo. and follow-through are essential today. may try to pry Information Irorri you that Something could get broken In the 36 Leading man If you have too many irons in the tire at you don’t wish to reveal. process. by President Ferdinand E. 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Bridge Makasiar and Justice Ramon 44 Spotted feline premium 60 Solidify © ) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour Aquino favoring dismissal of the 43 On (pref.) e 10 T l 12 46 Unclose (poet.) petition for a mistrial. ^99 o r Less I 48 Cloud region 1 2 1 2 : 3 0 A M ® Comedy Tonight I ® Saturday Night Live Under H, we need to establish tricks in ’The trial court had summoned 49 Lining .The return those ac(msed in connection with Thinking of Buying a House? We will run your ad I 53 Wander 12 d D $U r Trek NORTH ll-lf-lt the minor suits, so we either take the (3 14 15 B K 10 8 club finesse right away or give a trick the Aug. 21, 1983 assassination, \ 57 East Indian dD The Untouchables of ARCH for 6 days Free ot 15 ie Y A 8 4 cereal grass to the diamond ace. including armed forces chief Gen. (S) ® Late Night with David Lettermen ♦ J 9 3 Charge. 58 Imperialism Tonight's guest is Jay Leno. (60 noinj By James Jacoby Declarer should, upon winning the < Fabian C. 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If it illumination 3 3 er, it stands for the following: The petition for a mistrial was Manchester Herald | 65 Two-masted 1 2 : 3 5 A M [HBO] m o v ie : ’QIv* My loses. East will either be out of hearts filed by 29 private citizens'. The PERSONAL SERVICE. Phone. Regard* to Broad Straat' (CC) An intar- SOUTH A — Analyze the opening lead. R — 37 3 ^ or will have only one to play, ^ther office. i vessel national pop star recounts his day when BA962 Review the bidding. C — Count your high court heard arguments for 66 Bitter vetch way the contract makes. Yes, I know One ad a month only I the master tapes for hts new album disap­ YK7 winners (and losers). H — How do f three hours Monday on their 42 pear. Paul McCartney. Ringo Starr. Linda on a rare occasion West will have led . 6KQ4 make the contract? (As a defender, claims that Marcos influenced the Tom Cantone Dianne Lenti per famffy DOWN McCartney. 1984. Rated K . BQJ98 from a three-card heart bolding, but. 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Under C, pine officers sent up jets to Mauri|?Hlrr iferalh Pass 646-5900 {CNN] Crossfire intercept the commercial jetliner 4 Aetiett Francis we have two spade tricks, two heart In 1046, in a college football 6 4 [USA] Hollywood Insider carrying Aquino from the United 5 Military school Opening^ead: ¥ Q tricks, two diamonds (after forcing out game. Citadel gained only 22 yards 178 East Center St. Manchester. CT 06040 (abbr.) _ the ace), and either thcee or four ciiib States. Aquino was shot dead as he 16 Brainard Place Manchester 19 1 : 0 5 A M ( S MOVIE: T h* MilHon Dol­ against Davidson but still won the' lar Misundarstanding' steppied from the plane at Manila 6 Smug person (C)19BS by NEA. Inc tricks (depending on the club finesse). game. airport. MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Nov. 19. 1985 - II H - MANCHB8TER HERALD. Tuewlay. Nov. 19. 1985 ECCAG criticizes Crestfieid owner Route 6 statement charged in incident FOCUS/ Leisure

■aid Jon Berman, 'an attorney An owner of the Crestfleld- lights while Dickstein was foliow­ representing the ECCAG. He said Fenwood nursing home, where 60 ing him, police said. ■mailer aeginent.” He said tbe the revised environmental study employees have been on strike In another matter involving tbe itndy "coatained notblBg new and only considered making the road since Oct. 21, was charged with ■trike, a non-striking employee i ; waa environmentally unaound.” into a four-lane highway, some­ reckiess driving early Monday complained to police that she was Tke flrat atatament waa pre­ thing tbe group also opposes. morning after a striking empioyee threatened by a striker as she pared in connection with plana to Ward said the group’s proposal compiained to poiice that the drove through the picket line build a kiibway tliat would connect would make Route 6 safer and owner had forced his car off the Wednesday afternoon. i iv f Connecticut ^witb Rhode laiand. allow more traffic to uae it. At the road, police said today. Cindy Roberts of Park Street Rhode laiand withdrew from the meeting, he displayed a bumper- Howard W. DIckstein, 42, of told police that the female striker project, however, due to feara that sticker with ECCAG’s slogan: Vernon, was arrested after he yelled, ”We will blow the car up,” the Scituate Reaevoir would be ’’Fix 6.” aliegediy followed Jonathan Ro- police said. The week before, banned. Members of the group said senblum of Hartford late Sunday someone had spray painted the Ward aaid it ia unneceaaary to flll Monday they will start a petition night from a parking lot at the words “scab scandal” on her car in 7t acrea of wetlanda and build on drive and a letter-writing cam­ Quality Inn in Vernon Mong Route as it sat in her driveway, Roberts 166 acrea of foreat and 10 acrea of paign to state and local officials in 83 into Manchester, police said. and nursing home officials have I III: I active farmland, aa called for in opposition to tbe highway. The parking iot has been used by said. the reviaed plana. Berman said the ECCAG will go 4 ^ ^ f " the Vernon Street nursing home to The striking empioyee denied I ‘I • i He aaid the ECCAG will begin to court if the DOT tries to the charge, saying her actual r-' '' Ijf''>j - pick up and drop off temporary preparing a detailed criticiam of condemn property before a deci­ empioyees hired during tbe strike, words were, "You should hove the atudy next month to be uaed sion on tte wetlanda permits is said Blil Meyerson, communica­ blown the car up.” rWas»4«.i.Vfrr*— during tbe Corpa' bearinga. made. However, he said it was tions director of the New England Police at the picket line said they 3^ John Law, project manager of unlikely the state would take land ^ Health Care Employees Union, did not hear any threats and there the Corpa’ regulatory branch, aaid under eminent domain util the District 1199, which represents the was not enough probable cause to project received final approval. Monday that the DOT haa not yet j m - striking workers. Meyerson said arrest the striker. applied for the wetlanda permita. Ibe lawyer added that the group Rosenblum was watching to see In another niatter, union spokes­ However, be aaid tbe hearings is considering court action to stop who the temporary employees man Meyerson said this morning would probably start next spring the DOT from reaching voluntary were. that Crestfield-Fenwood nurse Peg or aununer and conclude by the sales agreements with property “We like to keep track of that Rudeen was fired from her job. end of 1966. owners. kind of thing,” Meyerson said this Meyerson charged that she was ECCAG members said Tuesday The state will begin appraising morning. f ir ^ because she supported the that the state has ignored the properties in the path of the UPI photo, Rosenblum said Dickstein fol­ nurse’s aides, kitchen helpers and group’s proposal to improve the highway later this month, or in lowed him and tried to edge his car other service employes who went Auctioneer R.J. Ca­ i existing Route 6, which calls for December. Anglican Church'special envoy Terry Waite gets ready to off the road, at one point causing on strike when the nursing home’s adding ahouldera and passing Those figures will then be used to him to veer into a dirt parking lot meron holds a floral negotiate a settlement with board a plane in Paris\f6r Beirut. owners refused to negotiate a lanea and improving the intersec­ on Route 83, police said. Rosenb­ contract with them. tions along the two-lane road. owners. The DOT has warned that lum drove to police headquarters display at the Manches­ i S t S '- f r . ”Tbe state has failed to study the it will condemn property if volun­ on East Middle Turnpike, where he Although Rudeen does not be­ ter Junior Women’s alternatives as required by law,” tary settlements are not reached. Envoy back in Beirut described Dickstein and the car he long to a union and is not striking, was driving, saying he recognized she and other nurses have publicly Club’s auction Friday it as one that has driven through supported the strikers. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Waite’s arrival coincided with a Meyerson said that Rudeen night at Manchester Terry Waite, the Archbishop of French foreign ministry an­ the picket line, police said. Rosenblum said Dickstein plans to file a complaint with the Rev share funds may Canterbury’s special envoy, ar­ nouncement that a doctor and a National Labor Relations Board. Country Club. rived in Beirut today for the second diplomat are en route to Beirut stopped following him shortly Meyerson said that when Ru­ time in a week to negotiate with following reports one of four before he arrived at the police Herald photo* by Pinto kidnappers holding Americans Frenchmen held hostage is ser- station, police said. deen was fired, she was told, "You help with fire truck hostage. ously ill. Dickstein could not be reached know what this is about.” Rudeen Waite flew in from Paris aboard A ministry spokesman identified for comment this morning. was handed a paycheck and told, By G ccre* Layng not distorted. .a Middle East Airlines plane, the doctor as Razah Raad, a A police report also said that “Here, donate this to the turkey Herald Reporter The bids for the fire truck are which landed more than an hour cardiologist of Lebanese origin. Dickstein approached a Vernon fund," Meyerson said. scheduled to be opened in the third behind schedule at 9:20 a.m. EST But he did not identify the police officer to report that Ro­ He said the remark referred to BOL’TON — The Board of week of December, board at Beirut International Airport. diplomat. senblum was in the parking lot at donations District 1199 has re­ Finance recommended Monday members said. A town meeting Officials at Paris’ Orly airport had It was not immediately clear the Quality Inn. Dickstein was then ceived from its 15,000 members in Chocolate reigns at women’s club/auction that federal revenue sharing funds will then be called to approve the said the flight was delayed because whether the French delegation told of the complaint against him, New England. be used to purchase a new fire purchase. of technical problems, but did not was aboard the same plane with police said. Neither Rudeen nor any of the truck rather than funds from next The truck is expected to be in elaborate. Waite. Police said Dickstein admitted nursing home's owners could be Friday was a two bottles of rose wine.” The year’s budget. operation by June. following the employee, but denied reach^ this morning. red-letter day Essex Motor Inn and Burr Corner The boaid proposed to the Board In a related matter, the board trying to edge him off the road. Workers voted 46-40 last De­ for Pam Hud­ Spirit Shop gave this. of Selectmen that unused federal was told that an accounting of the Dickstein claimed that the em­ cember to allow District 1199 to son. In the Dentists Robert Mirer and revenue sharing money, which town’s operating expenses for the Police nab fugitive ployee was driving recklessly and represent them in contract negoti­ morning she Socially Henry Rosenberg contributed may total as much as $TO,000, be past seven years should be finished had passed through several red ations. heard that Advo tooth-cleaning sessions. Carole used along with the 1966 grant of by its next meeting. The report, Police arrested an Oxford Street lice said that when the driver of the Systems Inc. in Speaking Joalln stitched a quilted photo­ $35,000 to help pay for tbe truck, proposed by Ursin, would be used man Monday and charged him car in which Martin was riding was Hartford, ^ i graph album, and Debbie Peltran- which-would cost between $130,000 to help plan for next year's budget. with being a fugitive from justice stopped on a drunken driving where she Rhea Talley Stewart tonio made a dried Christmas and $150,000. The study would exclude capital based on an armed robbery charge charge. Martin was advised to works as a sales arrangement. ’’Hopefully we can scotch tape projects the town has undertaken issued in Southwick, Mass. telephone for a ride. RAYMOND BURR SAYS: administration Small red roses were pinned on the revenue sharing budgets to­ during the period so that the board Thomas J. Lata. 20, of 81 Oxford Instead, police said he crossed manager, had members of the committee, and it gether,” said finance board could determine how Bolton's St., was arrested at Main and the street and pulled the a box been responai- seemed that nearly everyone was member Robert Campbell. The operating expenses have grown in Strant streets without incident, alarm, to which the fire depart­ ble for returning a missing boy to that night. Karen Gorman, 8, was wearing a rose, so large was the remaining amount would be paid comparison with the budget. police said. He was held on a ment responded. his family. asked U the expect^ to be the committee which included hus­ with a $40,000 insurance payment Campbell said. $100,000 bond for a court appear­ The pnbtb^ph of a missing benefieSary of that s'drHce.'but ber When told he was arrested for bands and boyfriends. Fran Bean- the town will receive for losing the “It’s so the people of the town, ance today. child appears on the address cards mother, Betty Gorman, said no. llcn and Cynthia Redmond took up old truck in an accident in July. and the hoards, know what is No further details were availa­ pulling the alarm, Martin tried to which Advo sends out with Its There’s also a seven-month baby flee the two arresting officers, tickets at the door. Kathy and Mike ”We’re trying to make sure the happening,” he said. "The purpose ble from police today. mailings. In October the photo at home. Orfitelll presided over the credit- money doesn’t come out of next is to reduce the conflict at budget police said. The officers pulled him showed a boy of almost 16 who Olga Verro and her husband to the ground and handcuffed him. card machine while Marian and year’s budget,” he said. Campbell time.” A 23-year-old Glastonbury man disappeared two and a half years Ginlto were at the auction to see David Magnam took in cash. Neal said the board agreed that revenue Traditionally there has been was charged with falsely reporting but he continued to struggle and ago from Brattletero, Vt. Thanks who purchased her' classes in was pulled to the ground again, Joalln and Bill Bonney called ■haring funds should be used only tension between the finance board an incident and resisting arrest to these cards, the boy, now 18, was machine embroidery. Dr. Verro themselves the official greeters. for capital improvements. and the selectmen over the shape early Sunday after police stopped police said. discovered on Friday in Oneida, was formerly teacher of home □ □ □ Campbell said finance board of the annual budget. At a joint the car in which he was a Officer John Marvin sustained N.Y. Hudson says that his alleged economics at Windham High A little boy whose mother died Chairman Raymond Ursin pro­ meeting two weeks ago, however, passenger at Main and Strant injuries to his knee and hand in the abductor has teen arrested. School. Her husband is retired while his father was overseas in posed that revenue from expan­ the finance board agreed to give streets. scuffle, the report said. Moreover, on Friday afternoon a from Manchester Modes. military service was one subject in sions in the town’s grand list also the selectmen more financial Lonnie G. Marlin was arrested in Martin was later released on a woman called Advo to say she may "Chocolate Alert” read one of the talk Thursday by Mrs. Robert be used for capital projects so that information to guide the selectmen connection with a false fire alarm a . tan have spotted another missing the items that R.J. Cameron promise to appear in court Nov. on H. Dains of Seymour, state regent long-range budget calculations are when they draft their proposal. reported at that intersection. Po­ 27. child. auctioned. "Take care of your of the Daughters of the American cravings with twelve dozen home­ Revolution, when she .visited the That gave Hudson something made chocolate-covered butter- Oxford Parish Chapter. special to talk about at the service creams in assorted flavors.” Lisa At a tea at Mrs. Edwin Kuehn’s auction of the Manchester Junior Collier will make these on demand. home in South Windsor, she Obituaries Women’s Club, of which she is Chocolate played a large role in described the various schools president. The auction at the the culinary offerings. Marilyn operated by the D.A.R. One school Manchester Country Club raised Ruth rf. Howell Edward R. Bowman Moultrie, Ga.. died Sunday at a his home. He was the brother of Nenmayer agreed to make choco­ in Massachusetts offers tempor­ hospital in Moultrie, Ga., after a Patricia Keeney of Manchester. more than $2,000. late mousse to feed 20 guests of the ary shelter to children in trouble Ruth H. Howell, 80, of 225 Parker Edward R. Bowman, 76, of long illness. She was the wife of He also is survived by. a son, Betty Foley contributed eight highest bidder. And Reese’s Pieces like the serviceman’s son. Other St., died Monday at Manchester Pacific Palisades, Calif., died Roscoe L. Watkins. She had been a Robert E. Martin of Windsor; a hours of her time as baby-sitter. Sundaes topped several package D.A.R. schools are in Appalachia, Memorial Hospital. She was the Friday in Santa Monica. Calif. He missionary in Africa for seven and daughter, Linda Plunske of Wind­ The purchaser of her donation will deals for nights out, like one that and some are on Indian widow Of Forrest F. Howell. was the husband of Frances a half years, sponsored by the sor; a brother, Thomas Martin of have a Saturday free while Foley included dinner and a movie. reservations. She was born in Manchester July (Benn) Bowman and the brother of Second Congregational Church of Your Independent A gent gives you more policies to choose looks after two children, giving Speaking of nights out, some Louisiana; another sister, Loretta them two meals, and sending them 14, 1905, and had been a lifelong Ethel B. Hasb'rouck of Manchester. Knight, in Maine; and three from. An agent who works for one company con only offer you the couple bid on "The Night of Your Rhea Talley Stewart covers Manchester. Born in Woolwich, Maine, the home with two pizzas from Domin­ Life, a king size waterted with Carole Joalln, left, shows a quilted Turull, Dee Hamill and Bernice Dixon town resident. Before she retired, grandchildren. policies his company sells. But an Independent Insurance Agent repre­ parties and other social events for she worked at G. Fox and Co., In addition to his wife and daughter rf Winfield and Rossa The funeral will be Thursday at ic’s so mama will not have to cook mood movies. While there, enjoy the Manchester Herald. photo album which she made to William before Friday’s auction. Hartford, for many years. brother, survivors include two Brookings, she was a member of 10; 15 afm. from Rose Hill Funeral sents several companies. So we can helpyou select the right .coverage She was a member of South sons, Edward R. Bowman Jr. of the First United Methodist Church Home. 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, at the right price. And this is particularly important these days when United Methodist Church and a Pacific Palisades, Calif., and of Moultrie. She graduated from with a service at 11 a.m. in Trinity insurance premiums are increasing at a rapid rate, particularly for William L. Bowman of San Diego, Bates College in Maine. She taught member of the church’s Reynolds Episcopal Church, 300 Main St., business insurance. Circle. She was also a member of Calif.; a sister, Gladys I. Bowman in Georgia schools for 47 years. Wethersfield. Burial with military the Manchester Senior Citizens’ of Willimantic; and two Besides her husband, she is honors will be in Rose Hill During the past few years everyone enjoyed lowered premiums Center, Daughters of the British grandchildren. survived by a sister. Marion Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Cal­ due to the tremendous price-cutting that was going on among compa­ *fhe funeral will be Thursday at 2 Empire, and the Order of the Brookings of Manchester; a niece, ling hours will be from 7 to 9 tonight nies that were able to operate at an underwriting loss because they Eastern Star. p.m. at the Potter Funeral Home. Carol Howard of Andover; and a and Wendesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to Gift catalogs are good for a chuckle 456 Jackson St., Willimantic. Bur­ nephew, Donald Cordner of Reho- 9 p.m. were making enough on investments to wind up with a bottom-line She is survived by a daughter, ial will be in the Old Willimantic both. Mass. profit. Now, however, with interest rat^s down and losses continuing Mary Dubay of Manchester, and Cemetery. Calling hours will be The funeral will be Wednesday to plague the insurance industry, companies are instituting higher pre­ Last Thursday evening I had an encounter pepper shakers. As if this were not enough, the several cousins. Thursday from 1 p.m. until the at 3 p.m. at First United Methoidst mium rates and even refusing to write some coverages. with a red Porsche, a diamond engagement ring little van really rolls along at a fairly good clip— The funeral will be Wednesday service tegins. Church, Moultire, Ga. In Memoriam and a Santa Claus who was standing in the so that when someone says “pass the salt, at 1:30 p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Memorial donations may be So now it is even more important to select an independent agsnt Herald shower. please,’’ there will be great interest among the Home, 400 Main St. A private made to the First Baptist Church, In loving memory of Harold Bas­ who can help you select the right coverages at the right price. See the They were figures in a wonderful scheme to smallfry to do just that. burial will be in the East Ceme­ 667 Main St., Willimantic. 06226. Robert E. Martin sett, who died November 19, 1980. more-than-one-company insurance agent. Mv Side tery. Calling hours are Wednesday combat the pre-holiday already-stressed-out And I though that cleaning up spilled milk was Gone but not forgotten.. exciting! from noon until the service begins. Ann* Watkins Robert E. Martin, 61, of Bloom­ contest begins blues. Nancy Pappas field, husband of Patricia B. Sadly missed by. Independent Insurance Agents You’re familiar with those, perhaps? ’Those There were ever so many other amusing items Memorial donations may be Anne (Brookings) Watkins, 84. of (Derick) Martin, died Monday at You^^dependeat in the catalog I read — all certainly contenders made to the American Kidney Wife Helen & Children , Insurance glA G EH T Is there a favorite family Christmas feelings of guilt which seem to arrive in the mail saikVRS YOU wmsT for the “Silly Presents Hall of Fame.’’ One of my Fund, 7315 Wisconsin Blvd., Be- of Connecticut, Inc. ornament sitting in your attic or basement? right along with the first Christmas sales thesda. Md., 20014. circular? favorites was a record of mood music, called 646-5200 Perhaps it’s a spun glass Santa which once Those nagging little voices which remind you “Music for Riding Horses.” It was described in REALTY CO. LET THESE LOCAL BIG I AGENTS hung on your parents’ tree. Or maybe a that ’THIS was the year you were going to give however, it’s a pepper shaker. The salt comes the catalog as “probably the finest collection of In Memoriam FIANO 643-5614 rig miniature felt t^ d y bear you bought for your only homemade presents? Of course, this is no out of the companion piece, a ceramic miniature ‘mood music’ to canter, trot or lope to.” FIT YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS first Christmas away from home. longer possible, since you had planned to open of a marriage license. Doesn’t every breakfast In loving memory of Carol Benson Santa’s workshop sometime back in August. table need a pair of these? EVERYONE LISTENS to music while riding All Condos Feature: OAK GROVE STREET OFF PORTER STREET Clarke Insurance Agency, The W J. Irish The Manchester Herald would like to see Risley, who passed away Novem­ and photograph your family’s treasured Well, all of this bad come crashing down upon ' For the executive who has everything — or a horse, right? But I have one question: Does the ber 19. 1979. AutomBtic CarBfqp Door OfH*ni*r Inc. Insurance Agency my head last Thursday evening. My annual almost everything — I was introduced to a pen record player sit on the horse’s neck or on his Cenlral H «t & AC Manchester ornaments. We will run a page of the loveliest Manchester mid-November-and-I’m-not-going-to-make-it set that doubles as a miniature golf course. For rump? We think of you every day 2Vi Baths and most unusual decorations on Christmas And make no outward show, Crockett Agency, Me. John L Joimey Agency attack. only $25, you can order a pen and base, complete By the time I was done reading about a venus Skylti^ts Manchester Manchester Eve. But what its meant to lose you Breakfast Area So I sat down to thumb through the Christmas with hills, a sand jtrap and a removable flag. Of ny trap bank which swallows coins instead-of Jewell-England No one will ever know. Formal Dining Room Redney T . Dolin Agency Hunt through your holiday box, and pull out catalogs which bad been accumulating in a course, there is also a golf club and two balls. insects, a set of cordial glasses with their own You wished no one farewell ^ Manchester Insurance Agency, Inc. your very best ornament. It may be antique or stack on my front porch. I figured that if I If the desk of your beloved is a bit too small for little cloth night caps, and an Elvis Presley Or even said goodbye. Fireplace 2x6 Wall Construction Manchester new. handmade or manufactured by ma­ ordered a few presents promptly, I could fool a 12-incb putt, why not purchase a ceramic kitty portrait on blacki-velv^ that also served as a You were gone before we knew it Donald S. GenovesI Johnson Insurance 7 Acre Site with only 24 units chine. Bring your favorite to tlie Herald office myself into thinking I was ahead of tbe game. who holds mail in a slinky contraption hooked up music box and clock, I was in fine spirits. And only God knows why. Insurance Agency, Ltd. Agency, Inc. to her back, and licks stamps so you won’t have But the topper was an enormous gray rubber Your golden heart stopped heating 1st Floor Laundry Manchester between 5 and 7 p.m. Dec. 10 and 11. We will Full Basements Manchester ' READING THOSE catalogs did soothe my to do the nasty job. Her tail is,4>r course, a pen. elephant trunk-and-ears set, with which pre­ With tender hands at rest, John H. Lappon, Inc. photograph you and your ornament. God broke pur hearts to prove Cedar Siding OAK GROVE Raymond E. Gorman frazsled nerves — but in a way I had not sumably sane adult transforms himself into a That he oniy takes tbe test. Prewired for Telephone & T\' CONDOMINIUM Insurance Agency, hw. ■ Manchester The ornaments will be Judged for beauty anticipated. I wound up laughing so hard that AS I READ the descriptions to myself — and partying pachyderm. The set of three “accesso­ To some you may be forgotten Thermopane Windows Manchester Charles W.-Lathrop and originality. Tbe Herald will award 925 to the tears were rolling down my cheeks. subsequently, read them out loud to my husband ries” attach by means of suction to the nose and Agency, Inc. To others a part of the past. Fully Applianced Kitchen Independent Insurance the owner of the most unusual ornament. Take, for example, the red Porsche mentioned — I found my sense of humor restor^. One of ears of the wearer. The person in the catalog But to us who loved you dearly Plush Carpet ing Throu^out / Center, Inc. Manchester Second- and third-place winners will also be above. It is a beautiful model of the real thing, 14 my favorites — offered for a mere $16 — was a photo looked so ridiculous... so ridiculous that Your memory will always last. Rear Decks Manchester Leonard D. Rivard named. inches of sleek, fairly detailed plastic. When you “tabletop organizer’’ made to look like a Wait a minute! ’There must be a dozen people Front Foyers with Atrium Doors PORTER FIELDS A ^ n c y , Inc. Sadly missed by Photographs of all winners will run in tbe pick it up, it turns out to be a touch-tone turquoise lunch wagon. on our Giristmas list who eqjoy clowning Mother and Dad, \ Pre*Conslruo(ion FVirc • Luxury Condominiums Inanranco Management Manchester telephone. One side flips-down to reveal miniature foods around. I could get a set for Uncle Mark, and Contor, Inc. RoboiO. Smith, Ine. Herald on Dec. H Bister Joan and family, $125,900 Ranches / $122,900 Townhoui^ Ranch and Town Houses ’The diamond engagement ring? It’s made of such as you’d buy from any sandwich truck. another for Aunt Liz, and certainly one fo r... and brother Artie. Manchester Manctiester Happy b o lid a ^ ! china, and sits in a china ring box. In reality, Fitted into the top are toothpicks, salt and Do you suppose they give quantity diwxHints? Open for Viewing i ] ■ It — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Nov. 19. 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Nov. 19. 1985- 13

trh ’' ' ■ •- Advice Stamps give hail to the chief We have a graph at the top in red and the . ■ -- release sent to V , dates of service at the bottom. The this office from sheete will all be in basic tan, but the United In midst of divorce, lady the first batch of portraits will be in * . L’- 4.' ■ • States Postal Coliectors' dark blue. The next will be in olive Service, to­ green and the third (Hayes to gether with a Corner Wilson), in brown. The ones shown couple of multi­ here are gray Mack. has a shower of questions ple glossies. 1986 will be a truly fabulous year The stamps Russ MacKendrick for philately, with dancing in the DEAR with him. show portraits streets for these prexies, and also ;ABBY: I am Most people are not aware that of 35 presidents for a joint issue with Sweden to f oing through a guide dogs are trained to protect and a view of commemorate the 100th year of the divorce that their masters and to guide them, : ■ the White House. American Philatelic Society and will not be Hnal and when they are treated like pets Do not hasten to the local post ture sheete with nine 22-cent the 2S0tb year of the Swedish Post until February Dear Abby when they are on duty, it ruins office because these will not be on stamps on each one. (A good O ffice. ___ 198.6. M ean ­ their prior training, which costa sale until the merry month of May. history lesson — perhaps you had Pick up some new LOVE stamps while, I have $3,000 to acquire. Abigail Van Buren They will appear first at the forgotten that there were two in January and later, if you like been living with Please help me, Abby. I am tired international show: AM ERIPEX presidents named Harrison? Wil­ fish pix., a booklet with four native a person I’ll call of sounding like a broken record! ’88, to be held at a Rosemont, III. liam Henry, 1773-1841. and Ben­ types. Another booklet, called Ben. I care STUCK IN CHICAGO jamin, 1889-93.) "Message,” will contain a variety about Ben, but I The announcement was made of stamps for special 'missives to see no mar­ DEAR STUCK: I’ll try. Read­ just a few days ago by the Postal Each portrait stamp will have friends. riage in sight for us. I am also might even get back together ers: Please resist the urge to Service. There will be four minia- the president’s facsimile auto- On May 30th there will be a pregnant with Ben's baby, which I again. "congratulate” a guide dog by 14-cent postal card to honor >m very happy about because I EXPECTING AND THRILLED petting him, and telling him what a Connecticut's 3S0th year. This will bave wanted a baby for the last "good dog” he is. If you feel be released over the river some­ ’four years. I am 29 and this is my DEAR THRILLED: Handle one compelled to comment on the dog’s where in Hartford? first child. crisis at a time. Don’t allow Ben’s efficiency, please address your The "Stamp Collector” news­ Here’s the situation: Ben’s mother to give ybu a baby shower remarks to the blind handler, but paper (Van Dahl Publications, 520 Manchester High School’s first OCIL Third, faculty manager Edson M. Bailey, mother wants to give me a baby under these circumstances. See a leave the dog alone. V shower. She comes from a big lawyer about which name your E. First Street, Albany, 97321), has football champions. Front row, from left, Bill George, Bob Eells, Ed Hansen, Russ a sidebar tabulating more than 70 family — about SO women on one baby should have, as well as whdis " ; DEAR ABBY: I read with o m items for next year, including Francis Happeny, Louie Cheney, John Taylor, Lincoln Murphey, Coach Tom side only, just the aunts and legally obligated to pay child ’ interest the letter about the 96- se-tens of four stamps. Each will JohnstClh, Capt. Bob Treat, Bill John­ Kelley. Fourth, Marcus Moriarty, Art cousins. I hardly know any of support. Please consider counsel­ year-old woman who didn’t want to feature lacemaking, polar explor­ them. This will be her first ing before you make any decisions. miss out on all the fun her friends son, Roger Spencer, Don Healey. Davis, Doug Robertson, Ernie Dowd, ers and woodcarv^ figurines. grandchild and she is very excited, If there’s a chance that you will get and relatives would enjoy at her Second, Ted Lupien, George Potterton, Bruno Nicola, manager Herb Crockett. Have some hunks of mad money but, Abby, I am still married, and back together with your husband, wake, so she invited them all to a Bill Davis, Dorn Squatrlto, Hugh Mor- Missing, Joe McCluskey. Hanild ptiolo by Pbito ready for all this. will not be divorced when the baby and since there's nothing definite party while she was alive and able iarty, Pincus • Bob Mercer. gets here. Even after that, Ben and with Ben, why go through with the to share in the fun. COMING EVENT: Holiday shopper Sunday. MANPHIL ’85. the I don’t have any plans to get divorce? My dear departed mother felt autumnal show of the Manchester married. I just can’t see accepting the same way, so she decided to Etta Fischer is doing her shopping a along with gourmet condiments, baked Philatelic Society. Plenty of Manchester Yesterdays gifts from these people with things DEAR ABBY: Please tell your hold a "w ake" while she was still littie bit eariy at the Unitarian Universai- goods, used toys and much more. There so up in the air. readers that they should never pet stamp-oriented action from 11 9 around to enjoy It. Mother con­ ; /Id/- Also, since I will still be married a guide dog when he is on duty. tacted all her relatives and told ist Holiday Craft Fair, which will be will be a $1 charge for the Friday a.m. to 5 p.m. at filing Junior High when my baby is bom, whose last Being a guide dog user myself them she was having her "wake” Friday from 7 to 9 p.m., and Saturday evening preview, which will feature free School. 229 E. Middle Turnpike. Take in the dealers’ bourse name slmiid I give the baby — my for the last 16 years, I have been early, and if they came to this one, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Rocking horses, desserts and beverages. The church is tables (with their covers, stamps MHS ruled roost in 1928 present husband’s? Or Ben’s? If I amazed and appalled when people they could skip the real one. teddy bears, quilted animals and at 153 W. Vernon St. don’t use Ben’s last name, will he have petted my guide dog when The whole family showed up, and and curious from many countries), Harding in Bridgeport. Then it still have to pay child support? He I ’m crossing a busy street like it was the best wake 1 ever wooden folk art will be sold at the fair. an auction of about 100 lots (ca ll^ By John A. Johnston from the single wing formation. beat New London Bulkeley, 18-6, is the baby’s father for sure and Michigan Avenue. Even when my attended. My mother also had the by old pro Francois Gamache), Special to the Herald MHS beat Middletown, 12-6; Bris­ and Windham, 12-0. wants to pay. guide dog is sitting quietly in a time of her life (at the first one, grab-bag gifts, U S. Post Office tol, 6-0; and Meriden, 20-0. As Tom My husband says I can use his store, on a public conveyance or that is). (for those well-centered commems Thursday night, Oct. 25, 1928, Stowe. Herald sports editor wrote, The big last one escaped con­ last name as long as I want to lying peacefully under the table in WARREN PERINE, NORTH- you might have missed), and a was livelier and noisier than usual some credit went to faculty man­ a restaurant, people want to play ‘Whose Life’ lacks life choice of refreshments if you on Main Street during the tradi­ ager Edson M. Bailey for arrang­ vincingly. Despite one lou, MHS because after all this is over, we PORT. N.Y. should start to weaken (mostly tional shopping hours. A victory ing a schedule uninterrupted by was still in contention with four or condition was also missing. Encore Pro­ home-baked). parade was in full swing. non-league opponents. five other schools for state honors. Sets and costumes seemed ap­ ductions bills it­ Free admission and easy That afternoon Manchester High Kelley’s persuasiveness might That was before quarterback propriate to the productin but were self as a new parking. School’s football team defeated have been responsible for prevent­ Eddie Butkus and bis favorite Treat that eating disorder professional not theatrically effective. Special And. if it rains, where else could receiver, Johnny White, came to West Hartford, 26-6, for its fifth ing an eventual first-place tie. On music composed and recorded by theater com­ you go? straight win and first Central the Saturday morning of the away town. The Naugatuck pair picked John Spalla was sensitive to the //L D E A R DR. pany. That bil­ Center Stage Connecticut Interscholastic game with Bristol, everyone was apart an injury-riddled team, 48-0. DEAR DR. GOTT: Iam65andin nature of the material. GOTT: I am a good health. My diet would delight ling was not Black soap League championship. The sport at the West Side Rec. Everyone, However, the rout didn’t destroy readily appar­ Robert T. Donnelly Encore Productions should be the pride in the school’s first 29-year-old fe­ the American Heart Association, HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - O.J. was revived locally only five years that is, except freshman Dominic ent at Thurs­ commended for its desire to league championship. male and I have except I eat very little fish. I walk Simpson’s Orenthal Productions earlier. Squatrito. Kelley went to the day’s opening present controversial material not bulimia. I have daily, take a daily multiple- and Ralph Andrews Productions The evening celebration outdid family’s East Side home. night perfor­ performed by community theater John A. Johnston lives at 87 been making vitamih-mineral supplement and are developing the first daily soap the anticipatory march to the West Dom was helping his father DivGott mance of Brian groups. The production and perfor­ Princeton St. Do yos have a myaelf throw drink a pint of skim milk a day. I opera depicting lifestyles of the Side Four Acres for the game. The crush grapes. They were not up for one and a Clark’s play mance of that subject mattei^ Manchester memory yoa’d like le Peter Qott, M.D. have just had my first really black community in ‘‘Heart and band led the jubilation. Players intended for jelly. Kelley’s argu­ N should warrant its presentations. half years now. complete physical in quite a while, "Whose Life Is It Anyway?” in the following an awkward traffic patt­ and Coach Tom Kelley rode in open ments overcame papa’s initial share? Sabmit yoan la Adele ern to exit a hospital room There is little in this production Soul” ‘Angle, P.O. Box S8I, Maacheater Last year my and the only worrisome findings Lowe Program Center at Man­ The projected series, which will cars. Students who uld scrounge firm stand. A Manchester back that addressed the anger and fear Herald, Manchester, Coen., 88848. parents got were that my cholesterol is 210 and chester Community College. considerably slowed the action. revolve around the music industry rides in other cars joined in. Only sexired the game’s only touchdown. the victim must feel. The rage at worried be­ I have lost over a half-inch of Static performances reduced the Director Betty Spalla staged the and feature original music, is torchlights were missing. G’uess who. We will pay yon 8S If yoan la aaed. her helplessness, diffused at times cause I started height somewhere along the line. I play’s argument of choosing to live work with the focus of attention on going forward in association with The title road began with a 12-0 The team divided the non-league Submit a ^ t o U one Is available. by an outrageous sense of humor losing weight so fast; my mother embarrassing. But they are. after am now under considerable peer without complete function or dying the face of the victim at the back of Columbia Pictures Television. win over East Hartord in late part of the schedule. Its lost. 24-0, Photos will be returned. Sabmle- and blatant sexuality, is missing. took me to a specialist in internal all, diseases that can be treated pressure (yes, peer pressure is with dignity to a matter of when to the center of the stage, with the September. Running and passing in mud and puddles, to Warren slons will not. The intimacy of chance meetings medicine. I was too ashamed to tell once they are diagnosed. with us at all ages!) to take pull the plug. A cast of actors foot of the bed toward the au­ and the nature of several avenues the doctor what I ’d been doing. I urge you to adopt an attitude of cod-liver oil for the cholesterol, drawn from local area community dience. Since the floor of the Lowe of nnedical and legal aid were After a series of tests, he decided to scrupulous self-honesty. You seem and also calcium. I ’d appreciate theaters struggled from the open­ Program Center is flat and the unexplored. About Town do exploratory surgery and ended to me to be at the point where you your advice. ing confusion of characters’ stage is raised, this forces other up taking out my gallbladder. I ‘ are able to look at your problem names. actors in scenes with the quadri­ There must be more to Life than Births really do want to stop, but I just objectively. At least you are Few characters had a complete plegic Harrison to direct most of meets the eye at the Lowe Center. sense of who they were or bow they can’t. What are the dangers of willing to acknowledge you have a DEAR READER: If you are 65 their dialogue in one direction, Overaaters meet at MMH Robert T. Donnelly is theater Arcari, William Michael, son of Anderson, Matthew Peter, son of Albert, Danielle AlUson, daugh­ what I am doing? Is there any way problem and are helplessly in its and enjoy good health, thank your figured in the infinite scheme of with little movement or mobility. Overeaters Anonymous will meet Wednesday in the Bonita (Kennedy) and William A. Mary E. (Parker) and Peter C. ter of Mary T. (Mott) and Garry I can stop? I’m so afraid I’ll gain grip. You have taken the first step lucfcy stars. Your cholesterol is things. Life, the second word of the Eventually they appear as para­ critic of the Mnacbester Herald. weight. cafeteria-meeting room of Manchester Memorial Arcari of East Windsor, was born Anderson of 42 Lewis St., was bom Albert of 82 Brent Road, was born toward recovery. I think you are OK. Yourhalf-inch of shrinkage is title, seemed to be missing in most lyzed as the patient. Harrison also OlMBon c m »t Hospital. Newcomers will be welcomed at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 11 at Manchester Memorial Oct. 11 at Manchester Memorial Oct. 15 at Manchester Memorial courageous to have written me. due to the normal "settling” of performances. Doctors, nurses, disappears from view when the and the speaker will start at 8 p.m. The public is Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ DEAR READER: Bulimia is an Your next step is to seek age. lawyers and psychiatrists paraded bed is lowered and she is being HdLLYWOOD (UPI) - Two V welcome. eating disorder related to anorexia profesional help. Be candid with in an out of the hospital room of the ministered to by her nurses. generations of comedians tangle ents are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick ents are Mr. and Mrs. David ents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mott nervosa. In your question you have your physician' and ask for a It seems to me that one of your paralyzed Claire Harrison with Claire Harrison is the victim of a with the casting of Jackie Gleason Kennedy of 74 Wilfred Road. The Parker of Enfield. The paternal of Glastonbury. The paternal given a clear description of the referral to a practitioner, prefera­ primary goals is to avoid peer such total detachment from the tragic car accident. A sculptor, she and Tom Hanks in Tri-Star’s MEA sponsors Santa breakfast paternal grandparents are Mr. and grandmother is Lillian Anderson grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William Arcari of East of 44 Lewis St. The baby has a Roland Albert of Vernon. ailment. You have communicated bly a psychiatrist who is qualified pressure. Therefore, go ahead with victim that scenes played in is deprived of all movement from "Nothing In Commmon,” cur­ Manchester Education Association will sponsor a the feelings of terror, helplessness to treat eating disorders. You can cod-liver oil and calcium. These adjacent offices and delineated the neck down. As described by Dr. rently shooting on locations in Hartford. The baby has a sister, sister, Kathryn Anderson, 2>A. "Breakfast with Santa” program Dec. 7 from 9 to 11 DeLaura, Sarah Elizabeth, and loss of control that are central be helped; however, ybu must seek substances will not harm you, and only by lighted areas might just as Michael Emerson, played with Chicago. Megan, I. a.m. at the Manchester High School cafeteria. Thomson, Courtney Lynn, daughter of Deborah (Skaparas) to the disease. that help. Let go of your shame; it they may do some good, but I doubt well have been played in Harri­ detached hauteur by Joseph M. Eva Marie Saint, Hector Eli­ The $4 per person pancake breakfast includes a visit daughter of Christine (Healey) and Norman DeLaura of 26 Foley Obviously, you will not be able to is nonproductive and will ulti­ they will significantly improve the son’s room. Carl Girelli as John the Komfeld, Claire Harrison is "sen­ zondo, Bess Armstrong and ^ la Clegg, John Daniel, son of with Santa, a photo of the child with Santa, and Paul F. Thomson of 316 Spruce St:, was bom Oct. 3 at Manchester obtain help as long as a sense of mately prevent emotional growth. good care you are taking of orderly was the most animated sitive, intelligent and articulate." I Ward round out the cast for Jacqueline (Mitchell) and John W. entertainment and a coloring book gift. St., was bom Oct. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital' The maternal shame prevents you from being I might add that,if you had been yourself. To get your peers off your character in the ensemble. failed to find sensitive among the director Garry Marshall who pro­ Clegg, of 67 Dimock Road, Coven­ Mail reservations are required and due by Nov. 22. Memorial Hospital. The maternal grandparents are Rita Skaparas of honest with your doctor and your honest with your docttfr in the first back, why not suggest that they The slow pace of the production qualities portrayed by Spalla as duced the long-running TV hits try, was bom Sept. 11 at Manches­ Send check payable to Manchester Education grandmohter is Mrs. John F. 97 Bridge St. and JosephSkaparas family. Many illnesses — such as place, ybu might have been able to take some harmless fad vitamin, may have contribute to the Claire Harrison — the vulnerabil­ “ Happy Days” and “ Laverne and ter Memorial Hospital. The mater-. Association, Breakfast with Santa, Keeney Street Healey of Hartford. The paternal of East Hartford. The paternal bulimia, drug and alcohol addic­ avoid ■ unnecessary gallbladder like vitamin E? A good offense is overall lack of energy. Actors ity of a human being in that Shirley.” nal grandparents are Jacqueline School, 179 Keeney 6t., Manchester, 06040. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. grandmother is Isabell DeLaura of tion and venereal diseases — are surgery. often the best defense. Mitchell of Hebron and Chester L. Mitchell of Florida. The paternal Robert Thomson of 316 Spmee St. Hartford. The baby has two Program set on Thanksgiving grandparents are Jacqueline The baby has a brother, Ryan brothers, Norman II, 8‘A, and Smyth of Enfield and William Patrick. 2. Stephen, 2>A. Manchester Grange 31 will meet at 8 p.m. Clegg of Windsor Locks. Label pills for easy sorting Thoughts Wednesday at the Grange. 205 Olcott St., for a program, “ Thanksgiving, Past and Present.” JobertB cglebntB 60th ' Hansen, Amanda Caroline, Although we saw in Matthew ment which was like it. "Love your (Page 763.) Members may bring items for the auction table. ; DEAR daughter of Dorothy (Toce) and of each medicine he prescribes in 22.34 that the Pharisees and neighbor and yourself. A LL the Many things divide the world, Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Jobert of 722 ;PO LLY: I get Richard Hansen II of 22 Green­ the future, when and how to take it, Sadducees had managed to get Law and the Prophets hang on but here is one that unites. His love ■ so upset when Center St. toast their 60th wedding wood Drive, was born Sept. 11 at aiid whether to keep or discard any together to ask Jesus a question, these two commandments." (Mat­ for us makes our love for each Webster House slides shown ’ pharmacists do anniversary at a recent party. Some 45 Manchester Memorial Hospital. leftover pills or medicine. He (when they had never been able to thew 22.39,40) other, and He doesn’t love to ;not put the BOLTON — Bolton Senior Citizens will meet The maternal grandparents are probably just isn’t aware that your get together on anything else), He Walter B. Knoght tells of an aged possess or control, but to unite us in relatives and friends gathered to ■ name o f the Pointers Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Community Hall. Rex Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Toce of sister may need this extra.care and led them to see that they really did countryman who visited London love and harmony with Himself, celebrate the Joberts' anniversary. ' m edicine and she may forget to ask for such not like one another very well. for the first time. "In a great art O’Mara of West Hartford will show slides of the Noah South Windsor. The paternal ; what it is for on Polly Fisher God, the Father, and the Holy Webster House in West Hartford and describe life in grandmother is Marie A., Day of information. Once again they were not accus­ gallery, he looked at different Spirit and with each other. So be it. the label of that period. Refreshments will be served. Alburg, Vt. The baby has a sister, tomed t^othe way Jesus made truth paintings. He was especially im­ Amen. Keenan speaks to seniors ■ pr e s c r ip tio n Then, why not visit her pharma­ simple and plain, but also peeled pressed virith a picture of Christ Seniors who plan to attend the Dec. 11 party at Jennifer Lynn Hansen. 2^ Willie’s Steak House must have reservations and COVENTRY — Coventry Seniors Club will meet : drugs. My sis­ cist and request that he clearly them away like the layers of an dying on the cross. As he gazed Rev. Norman Swensen Wednesdy at 1 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus Lodge Reynolds, Danielle Marie, ter, who is 82 label all your sister’s prescriptions onion compelling them to see what fixedly upon it. a deeper love for money in by Wednesday. Trinity Covenant Chnrch on Snake Hill Drive. Michael Keenan will present a daughter of Sandra Lee (Beale) ’ years old, can- with the necessary information?. was really underneath their the Saviour flooded his heart. With 382 Hackmatack Street film. V and David T. Reynolds of 38 . not remember which pills to take. DEAR LUCY: I think the thing Finally, you might nionitor your "cover’ ’ in their lives. He always great feeling, he exclaimed, ’Bless Manchester, CT 08840 Quaker Road, was born Sept. 11 at ; She has a bagful of small bottles for you to dp i^ to visit ypur sister’s . sister's medicine cabinet to be sure kept blowing their cover. He also Him! I love Him! I love Him! ’ Manchester Memorial Hospital. - and I cannot help her with these,' doctor with her and her bag of pills. she discards old medicines that kept calling them to know and Those standing n e a r^ heard College Notes Agenf Orange session set The maternal grandparents are since I’m not familiar with the He can identify them and tell her should no longer be taken and that enjoy what (%rist enjoyed in the him. They saw tears glistening on Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beale of 1 names of these pills. Let me know which she should be taking for she takes the full course of Trinity with the Father and .(the his tear worn face as he stood PUTNAN — An Agent Orange information meeting HAIL FOR RENT Hartford. The paternal grandpar­ -arho I should write to foi‘ this; I what .conditions. 'There, may be medications that are prescribed. Holy Spirit. Love. Love for each completely oblivious of the pres­ For parties, showers, receptions, for the public will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. in the Smith plays trumpet ents are Mr. and Mrs. Delbert 9 r always tell the pharmacist to put some that should be discarded. The, While this may seem like a lot of other. ence of others. Four of them came meetings. (Complete kitchen fa­ American Legion Hall, Canal Street, Putnam. Reynolds of 38 Quaker Road. The ; 'What the pills are for on the labels doctor should also b e . asked to trouble, it’s very dangerous to take Following the presentation of the close to him and said, ‘We, too, love cilities. Large enclosed parking For more information, call 1-800-228-5940. Lawrence L. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence baby has a sister, Christina, 19 3bI my bottles. — LUCY write out for your sister the name any drugs incorrectly, when un- first and greatest commandment, Him.’ Though strangers to each lot. Inquire: Smith of 166K Homestead St., was a featured months. / needed or for the wrong conditions. ito "love the Lord your God with all other, they were drawn together Lithuanian Nall trumpeter in a concert Wednesday at Berklee Ally help you can provide your your heart and vrith all yqur soul through their love and adoration 24 GOLWAY STREET Performance (Center, Berklee College of Music in Johnson, Shawn Michael, son of sister, will be well worthwhile. — and with all your mind," Jesus for the Saviour." (Encyclopedia o^ MANCHESTER Bridge club gives results CMbWoraSP.M. Boston. He is majoring in professional music and is a Karen C. (Nielsen) and Raymond POLLY gave them the second command­ Manchester AM Bridge Club results for Nov. 11 Cinema 7700 niustrations, Paul Lee Tan) freshmen at the college. J. Johnson of 263 Green Road, was include; bom Sept. 8at Manchester Memor­ North-south; Ellen Goldberg and Virginia Weeks, Something Different...... Wish Someone ial Hospital. The maternal grand­ A' first; Mollie Timreck and Ann DeMartin, second; (G ) 7. 9:10. — Plenty (R ) 7, 9:15. Bowdoin honors Thompson mother is Shirley P. Nielsen of * ClneweCllv — Wethwbvim 7,9:10. Linda Simmons and Peg Dunfield. third. Whose Life Is It Anywa^ Bloomfield. The paternal grand­ > /— Donee WItti A Streinoer (R) 7:30, Cine 1 8 3 — Silver Bullet (R) 7:10, Joanne E. Thompson of 299 Fern St. has been named East-west; Frankie Brown and Faye Lawrence, ! 4:38. — The Gods Mint Be Crazy (PG) Happy Birthday , By Brian Clark mother is Helen Johnson of 27 9:15. — Plenty (R) 7. 9:X. a James Bowdoin Scholar at Bowdoin College, first; Terry Daigle and Marge Warner, second; I 7:M ,9:40.— After Hours (R) 7:40,9:50. west Hortferq > “,4 very wise and funny play.” Downey Drive. The baby has a ’ ■aMHortteid . Elm 1 8 3 — Agnes of God (PG-13) 7, with A Herald Happy Heart Brunswick, Maine. The school named 18 of its 218 Harvey Sirota and Bill Levy, third. ; ■aMsteed Pek A Ctnenia — Plenty brother, Steven, 4, and sisters, 9:15.— Plenty (R) 7, 9:15. Clive Bvnes. New York Pou undergraduates as scholors. Results for the Nov. 14 play include; WMIImooltc Judy, 11, and Mchelle, 5. I » *V s e r ^ k id is rr s Pttfe a a n e tiie — JiUseo Iseere CIneme — Target (R) seven Performances East-west; Marris Kamins and Jim Baker, first; . •|lemeWllllanw:TheAdvetitureBeoins 7.9:10. - Jogged Edge (R) 7:10,9:15.— Frankie Brown and Phyllis Person, second; Mike ■ NPO-U) 7:15,9:30. , . : Nov. 14-16, Nov. 20-23 Godzilla 1905 (PG) 7:15,9:15. — Better Ramsey serves as tour guide Franklin and Tom Regan, third. I OhawcHM Claeiiie 1-9 — Bock to the Oft Dead (P(3-13) 7:10. 9:10. — The 8 ; ,M wre (PO) 2. 7:10, 9:40.-^ Once^ Gods Must Be Crazy (PG) 7, 9:15. — ENCORE PRODUCTIONS Dave Ramsey of Manchester is serving as a guide of North-south; Mary Corkum and Bette Martin, first; Morton, Brian Daaiel, son of : «N feii (PO rll) 1:40.7:30,9:40.,— Oeoth . Death Wish 3 (R) 7:15. 9:05. tours at Catawba College, Salisbury, N.C. As a John Greene and Al Berggren, second; Ellen ■ mOMt ’ a. (K> 1:45, 7:45. 10. — Kruth a new profettional theater Susan M. (Hall) and Frank K. member of the Catawba Guides, he calls and writes to Goldberg and Peg Dunfield, third. ' :or«o ve(ID 1:30.7:45,10. — Toroet(R) PMiza-Rem o Williams: The Adven­ in residence Morton IV of 136 Pearl St., was :i:50, 7:18, 9:40. — To Live onp Ole In ture Begins (P(}-13) 7:15. prospective students and give them campus tours. bom Oct. 13 at Manchester Mem­ •LA. (R> 2, 7:38, 9:50. — Thot Was ” Drive-Ins Wed.-Tliur... 8 PM. 36.50 orial Hospital. The maternal ■ >nieil.~Thls IS Now (R) 1:50,7:30,9:50. * . MeneWsId — Schedule unavailable. Pinochle scores reported commando (R) l:» , 7:40. 10.-,-. Only Fri.-S*l., 8-30 PM. 87.50 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ■ iReInBewfW eoodIhe Stor Steoler (G) ReMeralioiu; 6474043 Warren einge at Ithaca Pinochle scores for the Nov. 14 games at the Army • .1:30. — JoBBSd Edge (R ) 1:40, 7:30, or 643-1373 Robert M.- Hall Sr. of 165 Autumn $8.00 Maraha W a rm , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall and Navy Club are: Helena Gavello 734, Bud Paquin* : *'.«■ . Pocohontas, an Indian princes St. The paternal grandparents are 8 fpsiadhssSer Mancliesler Coaainniiy College Warren of Timrod Road, is performing with the 694, Hans Bensche 689, Sue Kerr 681, Arnold Jensen I • k l who married Engiish settler John Bernadette B. Bra man of Hebron • ! WAThoaOsnEaM— Ccicoon,9^48.-9awetOreams(PG-l3) 7:30, Itelfe, one of t ^ founders of a and Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Morton Exit 60 Ofri.84 direction of Lawrence Doebler, the chorus openened Thompson 642^rnest Desrocher 636. Martin Bakston III of Swamp Road, Coventry. The The ho sp ito iitv p e o p le o f m I * :45. — Plenlv (R) 7:18,9:35. ^ colony in Virginia, died in England Trunnbull Street at Civic Center PItza. 643- 2711 Follow Sign* its concert season last month. Warren, a soprano, is a 635, Anthony Demaio 634, Ann Fisher 631 and Helen baby has a brother, Frank K. : TVans in s CeHOBe‘TSrts — Fontoslo in 1617, at the age of 22. Hartford. Omnecticut 06103 • 203-72841S1 • s ; .■ r t 1984 graduate of Manchester High School. Bencbe 625. Morton V, 1. 4. • 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Nov. 19, IMS MANCHESTER HERALD. ’Tuesday, Nov. 19. 1985 - 18 Bowl picture Bruins beaten Drugs a concern ... page 16 ... page 17 ... page 17 High School World SPORTS • / Logjam in NFC East VOL. Lll — NO. 5 Newspaper of Manchester High School — Space courtesy of The Manchester Herald Schroeder, Redskins ambush the Giants Friends Advice offered By Dave Goldberg course, was the Injury to ’Theis- Monk that put the ball at the New offer thanks The Associated Press mann, who suffered a compound ' York 13. But John Riggins’ fumble fracture of the lower right leg. at the two four plays later killed the “ Manchester Friends of WASHINGTON - He was Frank It came on the second play of the drive. on financial aid Music wishes to extend a "very Merrlwell playing his heart out to second quarter with the game tied With the game still tied 7-7, Cox special’’ thanks to Dana Hut­ win it for the kid in the hospital. He 7-7. The scores came on ’Theis- opened the second half by tapping chinson, aSenior at MHS. Atour was the White Knight, rescuing the mann’s 9-yard toucMkiwn toss to the hall just 10 yards forward and greater flnancial need, and will be Last year, thousandg of students recent crafts fair Dana worked good guys in the hour of their Don Warren at the end of a drive falling on it himself. On the next eligible for more financial aid, •.C,: didn’t even bother to apply to the from early morning until clos­ greatest need. that featured an 11-yard fourth- play, Schroeder connected with because the difference between the college they' most wanted to ing helping with whatever He was Jay Schroeder, coming down pass from punter Steve Cox >- Monk for SO yards to the Giant four amount your family can pay and attend. needed to be done. Everyone — off the bench when Joe Theis- to Raphel Cherry and Joe Morris’ and two plays later, Riggins bulled what the college costs is greater. In Grades were not the problem. crafters as well as committee mann’s right leg was shattered, answering 56-yard TD run for New in from the one to give Washington fact, if the college you like can Many of these students would have members — were charmed by beating the New York Giants 23-21 York. a 14-7 lead. meet your full financial need, the Monday night and injecting new ’Theismann handed off to John been accepted to the college of^ her friendly, helpful manner. To It didn’t last long. New York cost to you may be the same as it life into the Washington Redskins’ Riggins, who pitched it right back 8 # their choice anyway. you Dana, our thanks. went 80 yards in five plays on the r^-ie,r would be at one that costs less. hopes of making the National to the 36ryear-old quarterback. ’The problem was that 'these next series to tie it, with Morris, So don’t let estimates of high Football League playoffs for the ’Theismann ducked under Harry students assumed they couldn’t Manchester Friends who finished the night with 118 costs discourage you. Don’t giveup fifth straight season. Carson, but was grabbed by attend their first-choice college of Mnsic yards and three TDs, breaking a on the college you really want to “Jay Schroeder was GREAT,” All-Pro linebacker Lawrence Tay­ because their family couldn’t 41-yard touchdown run. Later in attend simply because you’re not said Redskins Coach Joe Gibbs lor and his right leg twisted afford to pay the whole cost of the period. Perry Williams reco­ sure you can afford It. The only after his backup quarterback, who underneath him like a pretzel as attending college. ’They decided vered a George Rogers fumble at way you’ll know for sure if you can hasn’t played a full game since Gary Reasons crashed over the there was no point in applying to a the 24, setting up an 8-yard TD run affoid the college of your choice is high school, com p lete 13 of 20 top. -college they couldn’t pay for. Spanish ciub by Morris, who bettered Bili to apply for both admission and passes for 2gl yards against a “I heard something go snap,” Put according to the College Paschal’s 43-year-old Gianj record financial aid. defense ranked No. l in the NFL said Taylor, who immediately Scholarship Service (CSS) of the gets under way with his 11th rushing touchdown of Keep your options open. If you entering the game. He threw just jumped up and gestured to the College Board, students who limit the season. their options and rule out colleges think you’ll need help with college The Spanish Club, under the" one touchdown pass, but that was a sidelines for help. “ I thought two because of high costs alone may be expenses, don’t take yourself out of leadership of Mrs. Linda Hennigan 14-yarder to Clint Didier with 7:21 helmets had hit each other. ’Then I Mark Moseley’s 28-yard field making a big mistake. Actually, the running for the eduction you and Ms. Marie Amodeo, held their left that provided the winning heard him yelling. I looked down goal 3:35 into the final period cut many students and their families want. Find out what you have to do first meeting of the year on Sept. two-point margin. and the bone was sticking right the margin to 21-17, then Cox 9 can’t pay the full cost of their to apply for financial aid, when you 26, 1985, to elect officers and to It was an exciting game, a brutal through his leg. It was an ugly struck again, squibbing another education without outside help. have to do it, and how to do it right discuss activities for the coming game at times, a game won on sight.” onside kick past NewtYork’s Andy And CSS expects more than $16 the first time. And if you have year. Officers are as follows: emotion and a bizarre game in “ When I went out to see him, I Headen. Greg Williams recovered billion in financial aid to be questions, ask someone: your Co-President, Jennifer Clough and which 20 of the Redskins’ 23 points said 'it’s a fine mess you’ve gotten the bail, which was supposed to available in 1986-87 to help students counselor or a college financial aid Paul Hendessi; Vice-President, followed two successful^^ onslde us in,” ’ Gibbs said of his quarter­ have been squibbed to the 25, at the Photo by Kooltr attend the colleges they like the administrator. It’s worth the Erin Prescott: Secretary, Sira kicks and a fourth-dowh pass back. “ He had tears inhiseyesand New York 47. most, but can’t afford to pay for on effort! Berte; and Treasurerr, Erin completion off a fake punt. he said Tm sorry.’” Five piays later, Schroeder hit Class officers (I. to r.) Chris Neville, their election. Dave,Kelly, vice presi* their own. Sullivan. It also improved Washington’s Enter the blond-haired Didier over Elvis Patterson for the president; Brian Arnold, treasurer; and dent, could not be' present for this Most financial aid is awarded on The activities planned are a field record to 6-5 the same as Philadel­ Schroeder, who played just one winning-touchdown. Emanuel Merisotis, secretary, pose for photo. the basis of financial need, which is trip to the John Hancock Hall in phia’s and just a game behind year at UCLA as an alternate with H S W S ta ff Tom Ramsey, then embarked on a The Giants’ hopes died when their picture shortly after learning of based on the difference between Boston to see the Flamenco Dallas and the Giants, who lost a the amount your family can pay C^o-Editors;___ .. Mark Schuhl dancing common to the southern chance to take over first place minor-league baseball career that Vernon Dean picked off a Phil and what the college costs. What a Matt Kim region of Spain, known as Andulu- alone in the fi^FC East and had a ended when he struck out 172 times Simms pass in the final minute. family can pay stays the same, News editor___ .. Lisa Harvey sia, and to hear the singing of the fo u r -g a m e winning streak in one season in in the Class A Simms was only able to complete 9 whether you attend an inexpensive Feature editor . ... Mike Burns group La ’Tuna. snap p^. Carolina League. “ One of the guys of 18 for 138 yards. "Just the chain of events and the who convinced me to jjry football “ Every week, you always think, coliege or a costly one. So, as Sports editor... . Brian Arnold In addition, the club will conduct UPtptlOlO Senior class elects college costs go up, your financial Photo editor ... . Kathy Keeler a Food Tasting Party in the near way things happened out there, it was (New Yok Mets pitcher) ’It’s going to come now, it’s going Dwight Gooden,” he said. “ In that to come now,” ’ said Schroeder, need increases, but the amount you Graphics editor . Jim Lemieux future. was unreal,” said Gibbs, whose is dumped by iinebackers Mei Kaufman have to pay stays the same. At a Advisor...... Zane Vaughan team dedicated the game to its league, you couldn’t even see his whose eight passes (four comple­ The Redskins didn't shatter the Giants' higher-cost coliege you will have Chris Hurst fallen quarterback. fastball.” tions) this season comprised the hopes by snapping Phii Simms’ ieg, but (55) and Monte Coleman (51). The most unnerving thing, and Schroeder’s first pass Monday total of his professional work the NY QB stiii took a beating. Here, he officers for new year the centerpiece of the game, of night was a 44-yard bomb to Art before Monday night. The class of 1986 recently se­ Brian Arnold, Mike Burns, Lori difficulties. The voting was held on N lected four seniors as their class Patulak, Chris Neville, and-Tully a Friday, but the final results were Drama club holds Theismann disabled for six months; officers through a popular vote. Patulak. At a senior assembly not available until Monday after­ Chris Neville was elected Presi­ these eight students introduced noon because a few homerooms did NL MVP McGee dent, Dave Kelly, Vice President, themselves to the class and were not receive ballots on Friday. Also, Emanuel Merisotis, Secretary; received with much enthusiasm. a few students were somewhat and Brian Arnold, Treasurer. The following day, each member discontented upon discovering that first annual production should be able to resume career The selection process began of the class of 1986 was given a their ballots were eliminate be­ looks to Improve when nomination ballots were ballot with four spaces in which to cause they voted for the same By The Associated Press cast, but he fully expects Theis- Manchester High School’s Sock- Ndvember 14 through Saturday, Pacific. ’’ In past years the club has distributed to the homerooms of write the four candidates, of his person four times. The student mann to be physically capable of n-Buskin drama club has just November 16. Rehearsals and put on shows such as “ Fiddler on By Paul Nowell he wants to do better. seniors, am| each student was choice (not in any order). The four body, as a whole, seemed to be WASHINGTON - Joe Theis- playing football after the leg heals. completed the first of its three preparations began long before the The Roof,” Anything Goes,” and The Associated Press “ With the type of year be asked to select four nominees. ° students who received the most pleased with the chosen candidates mann, already the senior starting Theismann, who had played in annual productions. Each year production, and entailed running “ Lorelei.” had,” Herzog said, “ Willie From these nominations, the eight votes became, in descending and hold faith in their abilities to quarterback in the National Foot­ 163 straight games for the Reds­ Sock-n-Buskin produces a fall through weeks of long rehearsal, ST. LOUIS — After-learning should have been a unanimous students with the most nomina­ order. President, Vice President, lead the class in a successful year. ball League, could be six months kins and two Super Bowls, took a drama, a winter musical, and designing costumes and make-up, In “ Foois,” cast ran as follows; that he had been named the choice for MVP.” tions were notified. The eight Secretary and Treasurer. Congratulations to t the eight older before he is able to walk pitchout from fullback John Rig­ nominees were Aaron Slochowski. some one-act plays in the spring. obtaining necessary props and Leon, the schoolmaster was played National League’s Most Valua­ McGee received 280 points In The election process ran nominees and especially to the four again. Still, he should be able to gins on a flea-flicker play when he ’The faculty advisors serving the furniture, builcUM the set and by Mide Taylor, Sophia Zusntsky; ble Player, St. Louis Cardinals the balloting to 220 for Dave Emanuel Merisotis. Dave Kelly. smoothly except for a few small class officers! resume his career, the Washington was tackled, first by Taylor, then club include Dr. Kersti Lanask, printing up programs and tickets. Audra Chromanski, Dr. Zub- center fielder Willie McGee was Parker of the Cincinnati Reds, Redskins’ physician says. by Reasons as the leg was trapped Dr. Leroy Hay, Dr. William Furthermore, extensive work in nitsky; Timothy M. Stahl, Lenya talking about his desire to who got six first place Vbtes The 36-year-old Theismann sus­ underneath him. Taylor jumped up the area of lights and sound was Zabritsky; Denice LaBonde, improve his game. after leading the league with 128 Brindamour, and Ms. Penny Di- immediately after the play and V tained a compound fracture of his lenta, who aids wih the musical required toprepare the auditorium Mizhking; Warren Harman, “ I’m going to come out next runs batted In. Pedro Guerrero lower right leg Monday night when called for help. Mrs. Levine leads group portions of production. The one act for the production. When a musical Shetsky; Paul Wright, Sloutch; year and just try to do better,” of the NL West champion Los he was tackled by New York A television replay showed plays are usually put on by the is put on, even more time and Sean Bell, Yerchana; Susan Car- the soTt-spoken McGee said Angeles Dodgers was third with Giants linebackers Lawrence Tay- 'Theismann’s leg being twisted more experienced drama club energy is required as singing, righer, and Allen Livermore as the Monday after he became the three firsts and 208 points. New ior, Harry Carson and Gary sideways beneath him as he went members who are members of the chorus and dancing routines must magistrate. Those involved hope 17th Cardinal to win the award. York Mets pitcher Dwight Reasons in the second quarter of a down. on outdoor succession trip International Thespian Society. be prepared to supplement the rest many people had a chance to see “ Hopefully, I'm not going to let Gooden, who won the Cy Young Redskin 23-21 victory. An ice pack was applied to The first show, “ Fools,” by Neil of the work involved. the show, and hope they attend it affect my life.” Award last week, finished Team physician Dr. Charles Theismann’s leg while he still lay Simon, has just completed its short future productions. McGee, the NL batting cham­ fourth with one first and 162 Mrs. Florence Levine’s Ad­ Jackson, an orthopedic surgeon, on the field, and he was taken off on run on stage. The three nights of The musical this year is sche­ pion with a .353 average, was points. vanced Placement Biology class operated on the leg early this a stretcher before a hushed throng performance ran from ’Thursday, duled to be a production “ South Jeff Spiegel named on 14 first-place ballots Tommy Herr of St. Louis, recently^ took two field trips to the morning at Arlington Memoriai at RFK Stadium with a piece of in a poll of 24 writers (two from Gary Carter of New York, Dale Oak Grove nature Center. The Hospital in Arlington, Va. Jackson bone protruding through the skin. each NL city) from the Baseball Murphy of Atlanta, Keith Her­ trips Igsted for the durations of a said Theismann would remain “ I went out to see him on the Writers’ Association of nandez of New York, John regular laboratory period, and hospitalized for 10-14 days. He will field,” Redskins Coach Joe Gibbs America. Tudor of St. Louis and Jack were conducted in order to study be placed in a full leg cast for at said. ” I told him, ’This is a fine Although word had leaked out Clark of St. Louis completed the succession and pond life. Hallway congestion irks least six weeks, then in a half cast. mess you’ve left us in now, Monday at the World Series that he top 10. On September 23, the class made “Joe is doing very weli,” Jack- night’ — trying to kid him. He had would win the award, McGee The American League MVP a study of erological succession in son said at about 1:30 a.m. EST tears. He said, ‘Hey, I’m sorry.’ I said “ it was kind of unexpected. award will be announced Wed­ the field. This involved making after performing the operation. said, ‘Sorry?’ I said, ‘Gosh, you I knew I had a good enough nesday night. observations in several different “ We took away soft tissue from just laid your heart on the line.’” year. Still, you never think it’s ” I feel I’m still young and I places which were representative concerned student around the bone, washed the Theismann, who had started 71 still have some things to learn,” you.” of various stages of succession, wound with many gallons of fluid, straight, was replaced by second- But he added, “ The award the 27-year-old McGee said in a from a rock to a ravine of ’The bell rings and som e-1700 farthest from the door, she must Terry picks up her books, dashes put packing in the wound and year man Jay Schroeder, who shows that I put everything conference call from his fannl- hemlocks. Also studied were the students begin to flood into the wait until her 29 other classmates down the hallway and runs into her placed the leg in a long cast. immediately completed a 44-yard together. Everything I did ly’s home In Richmond, Calif. various methods of removing hallways of Manchester High exit the classroom, two by two. room just as the bell rings. She is “ X-rays showed very good posi­ pass to Art Monk. Schroder worked,” “ This has been a special season hitchhiker seeds from pants and School. As she approaches her locker, about to breath a sigh of relief tion of the bone, and the prognosis wound up leading the Redskins to Cardinals Manager Whitey for me. I’m most proud of the socks after being forced to tramp however, she notices that a couple when she notices that she sees no is good,” Jackson said. the victory, their sixth in 11 games. Herzog described McGee, Cardinals as a team and an through a field supporting many of It’s time to put on the track shoes is leaned up against her locker, familiar faces. She turns around Asked before the operation when Theismann had been in the midst equally talented as a fielder, as organization.” the plants. and hurry to the next class in only 5 obviously preoccupied. Terry and races back down the hall as she Theismann might be able to walk of one of his worst seasons. He one of the hardest workers he McGee is the St. Louis club’s The life of the pond was studied minutes. Only 5 minutes!? That clears her throat. She murmers, remembers she had lab today and DPI photo without crutches, the doctor said, completed 7 of 10 attempts for 50 has ever coached. first MVP since Keith Hernan­ on a separate excursion on October seems like plenty of time to pass “ Excuse me.” Finally she resorts not studyhall! “ We’re talkiqg about six months at yards before leaving the Monday “ He keeps working at it. He’s dez shared the award with 16. Under careful guidance form from class to class, youmight say. to screaming and pushing them out Lawrence Taylor (56) leaps to sack Redskins' Joe ieast.” He said Theismann would "*t)ight game, giving him 167 com­ never satisfied,” he said. “ He’s Pittsburgh’s Willie Stargell in Department of Environmental Not always, I think most will find. of the way, noticing she only has When she arrives, her teacher Theismann (7) on the second quartertackle that resulted not be able to put any weight on the pletions in 301' attempts for an a very humble young man and 1979. Protection employee Joe Nestico, Let’s use an imaginary student. two minutes remaining. asks her why she is late. She is leg until he was placed in the half average of 55.5 percent- ''th e group set out to test the water Tardy Terry to follow between Terry normally leaves her about to explain, but instead sighs in a compound fracture of the quarterback’s leg. for pollutants. In addition, many classes to find out why walking in locker unlocked for quick and easy and says, “ I was talking to some pond and stream organisms were the halls at Manchester High access, however, tc^ay someone friends.” The teacher tells her to collected which were to provide School can not only be difficult, but has locked it and she spends a “ try harder to get to class in time many hours of enjoyument for sometimes even hazardous to minute remembering the com bi­ in the future; pfter all, five each of the biology students as they one’s health. minutes is plenty of time to get to Treacy sees three-man race on Thanksgiving nation. Ready to continue she frantically w ork^ to clasify them. ’The bell rings, Terry jumps up crosses traffic once again, receiv­ class.” 9 All in all, the students seemed to and gathers her books together. ing a matching scratch on her left his championship in the Road Race, but he’s the man Last November, two Englishmen, Binns and Reitz have enjoyed the break from the Because she sits in the seat It will be interesting to see just how good a arm. Lisa Harvey given the best chance to end the domination by Ireland were seen as the biggest threats to Treacy and normal classroom routine for prognosticator John Treacy is in regards to the 1085 runners. ^ Company. They were, but ran two-three behind these studies in the field. It proved Manchester Five Mile Road Race Thanksgiving It’s no small order by any means for the 49th Treacy, a two-time world cross country champion. to be valuable tools in suplement- morning. Herald Angle renewal of the holiday 4.77 mile jaunt in the south end Reitz finished second and Binns third. ing the comprehension of a re­ Just about anyone in these parts is aware of Student addresses conflict of town. While in Manchester last week, Gregorek took the cently completed unit In ecology. Treacy’s accomplishments as a distance runner. He’s a two-time Olympian, a silver medal winner in the Without question, Treacy Is the favorite. time to familiarize bintiself with the course and took a 1984 Olympic Marathon, two-time worid cross country V Earl Yost Since 1978 when Treacy made his initial showing in slow ride by car. champion, winner of three previous Road Races here, Sports'Editor Emeritus Manchester and beat Charlie Duggan by 13 seconds, Like Treacy, Gregorek spent the summer in Europe ^fVING COMPETlTloSl over battle of the bands defending champion and course record holder. and launched the string of successes the Irish and was satisfied with his performances although the “ It will he a three-man race.” Treacy offered over Connection has rolled up, the sons from Ireland have two never met over the same distance. Back in Anybody ever hear about the concert, with the proBts from the Battle of the Bands has always the luncheon table, “ between John Gregorek, Rich been just too good. They’ve hurled back the challenge Seekonk, Mass., Gregorek dabbles in real estate. Battle of the Bands? Chances are admission benefitting the school. been a musical experience that’s O’Flynn and myself.” of outstanding American and Great Britain long you probably haven’t. ’The Battle ’This seemed like a really good idea fun for everyone — and a creative While he didn’t list the order of finish there is no distance runners. GREGOREK’S CREDENTIALS AS a serious of the Bands was eliminated from until the night of the show. As it outlet which helps contribute to the doubt be expects to be the first to cross the finish line said. If that’s the case, Treacy can expect the little, The 6-foot, 1-inch, 160-pound Gregorek, an All- threat to Treacy are nothing to be sneezed at. A 1988 Manchester High School’s roster of turned out, the heavy metal band pleasant atmosphere o f M.H.S. on Main Street some 21 minutes, plus, after the 10a.m. dark-haired Irishman to be breathing down his back. American selection while at Georgetown University, graduate of Georgetown, Gregorek has a best 8:81 for the mile, 13:29 in 8,000 meters and 28:18 for the 18K. activities two years ago. Why this had already established a follow­ Since the beginning of school this start. Treacy’s winning time last year was 21:52 as he finds himself in the same shoes as Greg Meyer in 1082 L popular event is no longer taking ing, and a rough crowd showed up year, petitions have been circu­ "I know all about John. We’ve raced against one turned back the challenge of two Great Britain and Randy Thomas in 1983. The latter two were While in college, in addition to bis success in the place is a question going through to hear them play. Unfortunately, lated by students who recognise another tefore. He beat me in one lOK last year,” runners, Colin Reitz and Steve Binns. coaxed to come to Manchester and put the Irish IC4A, Gregorek ruled the Big East in cross country. many peoples minds. damage and vandalism ruined any the true value of the battle M the Treacy recalled. Treacy, father of a second daughter born Nov. 1, runners tb a test. He’ll compete for Athletics West, sponsored by Nike. The Battle of the Bands had long chances for a successful concert. Bands. Many students and “ Rich (O’Flynn) is coming off an injury and is back said Manchester, “ will be my first big race since I got “ It’s bard to predict a finishing time as this is ah been a celebrated tradition at Because of this one misfortune it teachers have signed these peti­ in tiqi shape. He gave me a tough race last week and if back to the States. I’m in good shape and my training MEYER SUCCEEDED BUThad to be content with off-distance race at 4.77,” he said. M.H.S. The competition offered seems that all rock bands have tions in the hopes of reviving this you can recall he was only a couple of seconds behind is going well. You have to be in good shape to run here losing an almost elbow to elbow race with Coghlan for "I’m looking forward to running here for the first amateur bands an opportunity to been “outlawed” at M.H.S. AL- event, their opinions summed up m e in 1088 w b o^ ^ m on n Goughian won,” be added. if you want to win because the field gets bigger and four miles until the world indoor mile record holder time and to meet this year’s challenge. I’ll be training W get up on stage, play a couple oT though it certainly is understanda­ better evory year.” used all his savvy and outkicked his nearest hard for the next two weeks to be in my best shape for by a quote coming from Bfs. songs, and really show off their ble that no one wants to experience Dalenta: “ You can And a lot of OTLVNN, A lEAMifATE of Coghlan’s with the No one'ean disagree on that point. challenger to the tape. Manchester,” he offered before joining bis pretty l=n budding talent. Students enjoyed any problems like thelieavy metal negative things from a lot of Irish Connection, was third two years ago in 21:43. Thomas found the Irish Connection too much, wife, who will also coqipete here, for lunch. an evening of rock-n-roU and fun band created, it should be noted places, but there's never anything Coghlan won in 81:86 and Treacy wiss next in line in TALL, HANDSOME JOHN GREGOREK. a finishing a distant sixth when the Sons of Erin Can Gregorek put a halt to the Irish Connection’s watching their friends perform. tlibt the Battle of the Bands has negative about music." ^ 81:44. O’ Flynn and Treacy are form er Providence member of the United States Olympic team in both captured the first five placements. Treacy, Rich dominance in Manchester since 1978? Then, two years ago, the S.A.A. never created any really serious College stars. 1980 and 1984 in the steeplechase, has been given the O’Flynn, Charlie Breagy and Brendan Quinn trailed Keep tuned in. The answer will be given aronnd ' hired a professional-band to play a problems for the school. In fact. Kelly M U M g’T m planning to match my time of ’83,” O’Flynn^ task of snapping not only Treacy’s attempt to retain < Coughlan, who notched his third successive triumph. r 10:82 a.m. one week from Thursday morning. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Nov. 19, 1985 - 17 \ M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Nov. 19. 1985 Sporta in Brief Habs power way past Boston College football bowl picture pretty much painted season with Boston forward Rick MONTREAL (UPl) - The Turkey Day football tlx on tale Montreal Canadians emerged ^ Middleton, was involved in two members. Conference teams split revenues from from Monday night’s game against fights. However, the Fiesta Bowl threw Cotton officiate a Tickets for the Manchester High-East Catholic High ■ v Jtffrvy T. Sliain UCLA will likely represent the Pacific lOin the Rose bowl games. . the Boston Bruins with their power One came with Bruins’ defense- curve by tying up Michigan, the likely second-place Thanksgiving Day morning football game will go on sale . UnHatf P rtts International Bowl. The Bruins need a victory over cross-town rival The Big Eight put together a lucrative three-way play solidified and their place in man Brian Curran only 29 seconds Hnisher in the Big Ten, to face the Big Eight Wednesday at both schools. All pre-game tickets will be $2 while Southern Cal on Saturday to clinch a berth. deal for its top schools — Nebraska, Oklaboma_ana the standings more secure. into the game. Both Nilan and runner-up. alltickets the day of the game will t e priced |4. The ticket sale, While OK^ bowl officiate did some fine-tuning of In other New Year’a Day games. No. 1 Penn State Oklahoma State. The conference champion would g « Mats Naslund scored one goal Curran received two-minute mi­ their matchups, the Cotton Bowl decided It might Iowa can win the Big Ten with a victory Saturday which will t e conducted at the main office of both scdiools, will cleared up a great deal of speculation by announcing it the Orange berth, with the runner-up going te tM and assisted on three otherm and nors and five-minute majors after want to perform an overhaul. over Minnesota and claim the automatic Rose Bowl Fiesta and the third-place team the Gator Bowl. continue for one week. Curran started the fight by slash­ bid. Michigan would flnteh aecond in the league by would go to the Orang* Bowl. Should the Nittany Lions KJell Dablin bad two goals and an The Cotton Bowl’s complex deal between three defeat Pitt Saturday, the Orange Bowl will likely Florida State is the likely Gator competition. assist to lead the Canadiens to a 62 ing the Montreal forward. defeating Ohio State Saturday. The Wolverines, It was the first meeting between bowls and four teanu pending the outcome of however, would go to Pasadena, Calif. Jan. 1 if they feature the two top teams in the country. The Big Ten could place the greatest number of victory over their Adanu Division Saturday's games has greatly distorted the bowl Second-ranked Nebraska Is at No. 3 Oklahoma teams in the bowls, with six potential participants. Ehrhardt, Michaels dted by YanCon rival Boston Bruins. the Canadiens and Bruins since the win and Iowa loses. Oct. 13 incident involving Nilan picture. The key to the puxxle is Iowa, which opted for the Saturday. If Nebraaka wins, it secures the Big Eight DURHAM, N. H. — Senior quarterback Tom Ehrbardt, who led "This may not have been our The- other bowls are expected to best game,’’ said Naslund, Mont­ and Middleton. The Bruins won NCAA regulations sUte bowls cannot send Cotton Bowl if it gets knocked out of the Rose BowL title and the automatic Orange Bowl invitation as the Rhode Islantl to a 9-2 season with 35 touchdown passes, including conference champion. If Oklahoma beats the Fresno State vs. Bowling Green In the Calllomla, real’s leading scorer with 29 that game 7-2. Invitations until Saturday, but nMst deals were made That forced the complicated deal between Cotton and a record-breaking eight scorihg strikes Saturday against Comhuskers, then the winner of a Nov. 30 game Maryland vs. Syracuse in the Cherry. Minnesota vs. points, "but at least we got big over the weekend, at the end of "cheat week." On Fiesta offidals, as well as those from the Citrus Bowl. Connecticut, was namte Yankee Conference offensive Player of "Curran started that (first) between the Sooners and Oklahoma State will capture Clemson in the Independence, Arkansas vs. Pac. 10 goals on the power play tonight. In Monday, officiate from the U bowls filled most of the If Iowa goes to the Rose Bowl and Ohio State beats the Year Sunday for the second straight year. fight,” said Naslund. "H e speared the Big Eight and go to Miami on Jan. 1. runnenip (likely Arisona State) In the Hollday^EC other games, we seem to miss the Chris. Chris can put him in his back remaining gaps in securing tentative deals with Michigan, the Buckeyes will go to the Cotton and runnenip (likely LSU or Alabama) vs. West Vlrignla The Yankee Conference defensive Player of the Year honors Auburn to the atrus. If the Hawkeyes go to the Rose The Sugar Bowl, which sends an automatic bid to big goals, but we showed an pocket. Everyone should know teanns. in the Liberty, Georgia vs. Arisona in the Sun, SEC were shared by linebackers Mark Michaels of Connecticut and and Michigan downs Ohio State, Auburn would get the the Southeastern Conference champion, come to an improvement tonight." better than to tangle with Chris." Cotton officiate originally wanted Auburn to face third place vs. SWC runnenip (likely Texas or Texas Neal Zonfrelli of New Hampshire. Cotton berth and the Buckeyes would be ip the Citrus. agreement with Miami (Fla.). Tennessee has the 'The Canadiens were 2-for-4 on The two players clashed again at the Southwest Conference champion, but changed AAM) in the Aloha. Washington vs. T e n n n ^ or Rhode Isiand’s Bob Griffin, who led the Rams to their first If Michigan goes to the Rose, Auburn will go to the inside track on the SEC title, but Louisiana State and the power play, and Boston coach 14:06 of the third period and both their minds late Sunday night and Med to strike a deal Colorado in the Freedom. Georgia Tech vs. M ^ g a n perfect 5-0 season in conference play, was named Coach of the Butch Goring said that keyed their to get the second-place team in the Big Ten. Baylor, Fiesta, Iowa to the Cotton and Ohio State will play Alabama are still alive. received 15 minutes in penalties. State in All American. Air Force vs. SWC third p lan Year. victory. ftxas, and Texas ASM each have one loss in the Brigham Young in the Citrus. If Ohio State goes to the Many conferences lined up packages with several ’The fight started just before a hAssrio nrffer to asturo bowl berths for several in the Bluebonnet and Army vs. Illinois in the Peach. Freshman quarterback Dave Palazzi, who led Massachusetts "Montreal beat us twice on the Southwest Conference. Rose, Iowa will to to the Cotton and Auburn the Citrus faceoff in front of the Boston net. to a 21-17 victory over New Hampshire Saturday and a 7-4season power play,” Goring said. "W e’ve The two players dropped their mark, was named conference Rookie of the Year. been having trouble killing penal­ sticks and gloves as they stood ties all year. We’re certainly not beside each other waiting for the having any trouble scoring goals.” linesman to drop the puck. Brittany Club holds dog seminar ^ Naslund, meanwhile, said his teammates realized the impor­ “ We were prepared for the game EAST HARTFORD — Connecticut bird hunters that hunt with tance of the intradivisional match­ tonight," said Montreal defense- SCOREBOARD Brittany Spaniels are invited to a seminar and buffet dinner to be man Chris Chelios, who had two «r»0*f»4i • up. held at the Marco Polo Restaurant on Dec. 7 at 6:30 p.m. “ Boston leads our division, and assists. “ It was what you call a Dave Marshall, a professional Brittany trainer and dog four-pointer. We knew we had to 1969—W illie McCovey, Son Fran­ we seem to play better when we UPl pOoto Sundstrom, Von i Thtlimann’i cam r atallatica cisco ( handler, will speak on "Training Technique” . Mark Clavett of realize we can move up in the make up ground on the Bruins. Lsmlsux. Pit 1 w in , lose & DREW 1968—Bob Gibson, St. Louis the Fish and Wildlife Division, Dept, of Environmental Sure, there were a lot of fights Frossr. Chi \ 1967-Orlando Capedo, St. Louis standings," he said. “ We had 20 Bruin defenseman Mike Thaiyen (right) takes puck away Hockey Moclnnls. Col 1 , pbydstdlht 1966—Roberta Clemente, Pittsburgh Protection, will discuss "B ird Habitat, Bird Stocking and men ready to go.” tonight, but it’s like this all year Propp. Phi 1 1974-Wosh. 11 9 81.8 145 1 0 Release." Montreal forward Chris Nilan, when you play against a team so from Montreal’s Bobby Smith in front of Boston goalie 1975 33 10 45.5 96 1 3 1965—Willie Mays, Son Francisco often in your own division. You’re OMk epdeit evRTMB 1976 163 790 48.5 1036 8 For reservations, call Paul Rzewnicki, chairman, in suspended eight games for a Pat Riggin. Canadiens won, 6-2. (Mlnumam sgomss) iHQfflrseHKNGe 1977 183 84 46.31097 . . . . 7- 1964—Ken Boyer, St. Louis Waterbury at 755-1692. blltt-PnrilTuy anrilor In the always more aggressive.” MU ilMdlngt sp nUn 1970 390 1S7 47.8 3993 13 18 1963—Sondv Koutax, Los Angeles Puppo. Eut 4 340 \i«TE)UFe.oRllLTHe 1979 395 333 59.0 3797 30 Ksons. Bos 10 610 454 363 57.7 3963 17 11 £64 “ 1 1900 1963—Maury Wills, Los Angeles SostciM. Mon 4 3S0 1901 495 393 50.1 3568 19 1M1—Frank Robinson, Cincinnati Berra Joins Astros as coach Frosso. Phi 6 360 16 3.67 1903 353 161 63.9 3033 13 For drug testing W L T Pis. OP 0A Womsisy. StL 6 370 17 £76 459 376 60.1 3714 39 PMIodtteMa IS 3 0 30 S4 4S Llndbsrgh. Phi S 410 33 £01 1903 1960-Dlck Groat, Pittsburgh HOUSTON — Yogi Berra, fired earlier in the year as manager 1904 477 383 59.3 3391 34 1959—Ernie Bonks, Chicago WoiMnaion f s 3 3i 73 si 55.5 1774 8 of the New York Yankees, welcomes the new. and hopefully more NV Nangsrt S * 1 17 S5 S» 1905 301 167 1958—Ernie Bonks, Chicago NY Mondsr* 7 S 3 16 61 so Lsmsiln. Col 9 4 3 1957—Honk Aaron, Milwaukee peaceful, environment his latest job has to offer. NSW Jsnsv 6 S 1 13 SS 65 VonMotbrouefc. NYR 0 6 1 " I t ’s going to t e nice, a nice change," said Berra, hired Guaranteed pacts to include clauses U P l ta p 2 0 1956—Don Newcombe, Brooklyn Plllsbumh S 9 3 13 99 67 Oossslln. Quo S 3 1 Monday as a coach with the Houston Astros. " I think I’ll enjoy it. AOsmsOMsisn Brodsur. Von * ^ 1 1955—Roy Campanella, Brooklyn challenge the clause in Yeager’s ao tlen 10 6 3 31 SO 64 Ksons. 'Bos 7 1 3 NEW YORK — The United Press I like Mr. (John) McMullen.” By Cerlsse Anderson Royals, Montreal Expos and Phila­ said. " I think it’s something that’s ■ufMo 10 7 1 31 69 SS Borrosso. But 7 6 1 International Board of Coaches Top 30 Berra, a Hallof Fame catcher with the New York Yankees, has contract because "it represents OlNbSC 10 6 1 31 70 57 Jsnssn. Was 7 3 3 1954—W illie AAoys, New York United Press International delphia Phillies say they will be worthwhile.” college football ratings, with first- 1953—Roy Campanella, Brooklyn another attempt to circumvent the Menirsal 0 7 3 19 73 71 Fuhr, Edm 6 0 0 place votes and records In parentheses, participated in 21 World Series as a player, coach and manager. including the drug testing clause in ’The owners voted in October to HonHorO . . 0 S .0 16 60 71 Moos. Edm 6 4 3 total points (bosed on 15 points tor first When contacted by phone at his Montclair home Monday. Berra NEW YORK - As many as 200 contracts offered to major lea­ terminate an 16month-old joint coliective bargaining process.” ^eaiaOMl| CsaSsrsaos Llut. Hot 6 4 0 1953— Hank Souer, Chlcogo ploce, 14 for second, etc.), and lost 1951—Roy Campanello, Brooklyn drug program with the Major Once the joint drug agreement Llndbsrgh. Phi 6 3 0 week's ranking: . said his new duties would be determined by Astros manger Hal major league baseball players, guers this year. W L T Pis. OP OA Frosss. Phi___ ,6 0 0 whose contracts come up this year, Other clubs say they are still League Baseball Players Associa­ was terminated in October, Rona I. Penn State (41) (104) 639 1 1954— Jim Konstantv, Philadelphia Lanier. «. Louis 7 6 3 17 91 63 Save psresniggs £ Nebraska (1) (91) 583 3 tion. That program permitted the said he began receiving cails from CMCOSO 6 10 3 14 73 as s pet. may nave to decide whether to considering the suggested contract o i l l ^ 4 9 4 13 SI S3 3. (jklahonKi (7-1) 491 6 1949—Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn accept mandatory drug-testing in language sent to them earlier this testing of players if an independent club executives asking whether Womslsv. StL 303 .916 '4. Iowa (91 ) 487 5 they could include drug-testing MInnssela 4 9 4 13 64 70 Puppo. Buf 104 .913 5. M iam i (F la .) (61 ) 470 7 Ewing NBA player of week exchange for the security of a month by Barry Rona, counsel for three-doctor panel recommended Toronto 3 13 3 9 63 79 HrudSV. N Y I 314 .90S 1948—Stan Muslal, St. Louis ciauses in their player contracts. 6 Michigan (61-1) 410 8 1947—Robert Elliott, Boston guaranteed contract. the Players Relations Committee, it. SmvHw OMaMn Stsfon. Dot 310 .906 7. Oklahoma State (61) 330 10 NEW YO RK — Rookie'center Patrick Ewing, who led the New Rona said he and his staff Edmonton 13 4 3 36 90 63 Frosss. Phi 169 .90S 1946—Stan Muslal, St. Louis Catcher Steve Yeager of the Los the bargaining group for the Baseball Commissioner Peter Football 8. UCLA (61-1) 39411 researched the question and two coteory 10 6 3 33 S3 66 gp-gonrws plavsd; g-gools; o^sslsts; Basketball 9. Auburn (6 3 ) 331 13 1945—Phil Cavorretta, Chicago York Knicks to both of their victories for the season, was Monday Angeles Dodgers last week signed owners of the 26 clubs. Ueberroth twice last season urged voncouvor S 9 3 IS 77 79 pp-powsr ploy goals; sh- 10. Air Force (161) 318 4 named NBA "Player of the Week.” major leaguers to accept manda­ weeks ago sent the suggested Wtontoos 7 9 3 16 74 as shorthondsd goals; owHloms winning 1944—M arty M arlon, St. Louis a one-year guaranteed contract “ We would certainly plan to use II. Ohio State (63) 160 3 In two garhes last week, Ewing led the Knicks to their only wins tory drug testing. He imposed format to alt the teams. Los AnSlIOS 4 13 1 9 57 IS gools; s-sovss; pct-psrcsntogs; mln- NFL ttindingt 13. Florldo State (63) 15614 1943—Stan Muslal, St. Louis with a one-year option and. by it (the drug testing clause), and I Msadsy's WssuW mlnutss; go-gools against; ovo- NBA itandlngi 13. Brigham Young (93 ) 13615 1943—M ort Cooper, St. Louis thus far by averaging 16.5 points, 14.5 rebounds and 4,0 blocks per signing the agreement, accepted think you would find most clubs testing on minor leaguers, umpires Though he said he did not Mgnirsal 6, Poston 3 ovoraosj w-won; I-Io m ; t-tls. 1941—Dolph Camllll, Brooklyn specifically recommend that the r Tassday’s Oamos 14. Baylor (63) 9516 game. the drug-testing terms. The gua­ will plan to use it,” said Lou and front- office personnel. Americgh Coitfershce 15. Tennessee (61-3) 7617 teams use the clause, Rona said, " I (M l Timas EOT) Rosfsrn Confsrsneo 1940—Frank McCormick, Cincinnati rantee assures a player will be Gorman, general manager of the The players’ union and owners ■uftalo o l Horltord. 7:3Sp.m. 16. Arkansas (63) 73 9 made the strong statement that, in ECHO raaulta Attontic OivNion PF PA 17. Louisiana State (61-1) 6318 paid whether or not he plays the Red Sox. have not been able to agree Edmonton ol Ousbsc, 7:3Sp.m. w L Pet. BB 1939—Bucky Walters, Cincinnati my opinion, the clubs have the pmsaursh ol woshlnoion, 7:3Sp.m. NY Jets 3S7 154 18. Texas ABM (7-3) 44 19 Blazers’ Drexel out 7-10 days full term of the agreement. "W e are not saying that the whether drug testing is even Boston S 3 .SOO — New Englond 337 1S4 19. Texas (7-3) 33 30 right to drug testing as a condition VOncouvsr ol D siroll, 7:3s p.m. Philadelphia 5 5 .900 3 1938—Ernie Lombardi, Cincinnati In addition to the Dodgers, the player has a drug problem^ut if necessary, and the Players Associ­ PNIodsIplila o l NY Islondsrs, StOSp.m. MHaA M iam i 375 331 30. Arizona State (63 ) 37 i PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland Trail Blazers forward Clyde New Jersey 6 7 .463 V/i Indianapolis 307 373 Others receiving votes: Alobama, Boston Red Sox, Kansas City he does, we can dealeal with T li’ he ation Friday announced it would to a guaranteed contract.” MInnssota ol Coloarv, 9:35 p.m. Washington 3 7 JOO 5 1937—Joe Medwick, St. Louis Drexler has suffered a stress fracture of the uppertibia on his left t > New Jsrssv o l Los Anbslss, 10:3Sp.m. TrI-CItv Plato dropped o pair of Buffalo 14S 333 Army, Bowling Green, Fresno State, 1936-Corl Hubbell, New York eomss lost wssksnd. losing 1-3 to East New York 3 S .300 6 Georgia, AAorylond amt Syracuse. leg and will miss at least a week to 10 days, team officials said Control IMviston 1935—Gabby Hartnett, Chlcoga Edmonton ert Momrsol, nlsht Hampton Sunday . and 11-1 to South Pittsburgh 349 ISO ftoto: By agreement with the American Vlnmor Saturday. Milwaukee 10 4 .714 — Cincinnati 393 » 1 Feetboll Ceoches Assectatton, teams Monday. Toronto a t NY Randsrs, nioht Detroit 7 5 .SS3 3 1934—Dizzy Dean, St. Louis Wouiinaton ol Ptttsburpli, nishi MIks WsInIckI and Jstf Hsrold Clevetand 177 166 an NCAA er cenference prebatton 1933—Carl Hubbell, New York Drexler, a 26year-old third- year player out of Houston, had scored goals In Sunday's loss. Corey Atlanta 6 6 .500 3 Houston 169 335 and terbldden to cempale bi a bawl Rozelle says fans concerned about drug use Voncouvor of Chicago, night Cleveland 5 6 .455 316 1933-Chuck Klein, Philadelphia complained of pain Friday at Utah, biit team spokesman John 81. Louis of MInnssota. nlghl Wry notched on assist. Todd Houswlrth g o m e ^ k i snslbj s fo r the T a p M o n d 1931—Frankie Frisch, St. Louis was In net, making 14 saves. Indiana 3 6 .333 4<6 Denver 366 331 naftongf chomptonshlp censIdsrMton White said the club remains unsure the injury occurred. Drexler Chicago 4 S .333 5 Eric Hurtuk scored the loser's Ions O Rolders 343 333 by the UPl Baordef Ceoches. Theteoms had been averaging 17.6 points a gam e and a team-leading 6.3 interest. (Legalized gambling) said. “ That always happens with goal Saturday. Houswlrth mode IS Westora Conference Seattle 361 335 currently In that certegary ore By Dave Raffo They don’t like it (drug use among AHL atanOInga soyss. Midwest Mvlstoa Son Diego 3S4 395 Flarlda and Sauthani Mathetmi. assists, as well as six rebounds, third on the team. United Press International pro athletes). would put more pressure on the two leagues in the same sport. We W L Pet. OB Kansas City 303 371 “ He will undergo no activity but walking for week to 10 days, " I think it’s a problem in all players, coaches and fans. had legal guidelines every step of Houston 9 3 .SIS — NMIongl Conference Scholastic the way. We fully anticipated the M Ita B Denver - S 3 .100 V6 NCAA l-AA rankinga then ah evaluation," White said. “ But there’s no surgery, no NEW YORK - NFL Commis­ sports and all of society. We’re " I don’t think it’s a big factor in * w L T Fla. GF OA Son Antonio 6 5 .545 3 our popularity. The print media suit.” Adtrandock 13 5 1 35 83 57 United Bonk won o pair of contests, Pet. PF PA cast.” sioner Pete Rozelle Sunday said taking all the steps we can. Of blasting Windsor, 90, at Loomis Utah 6 6 .500 3'6 NY Glonts 7 4 1 .636 348 193 course, we’re limited in some ways and television gives a lot of time to Rozelle said speculation that the Itw rb ra o k r S 6 1 17 75 67 Dallas 4 7 .364 5 Dallas 7 4 I .636 330 197 MISSION, Kan. — The weekly NCAA that drug use is the problem that M alm 7 8 3 16 69 80 Chaffee Arena on Sunday, and nipping MH8 JV feolball by the basic player agreement.’ ’ it. We know it’s there but we don’t N FL’s next network television Southern Connecticut, 3-1, Saturday. Sacramento 3 7 .300 SV6 PhllodelpMa 6 5 I .546 183 176 Division l-AA football rankings, r6 pro football fans seem most Fradartcton 7 9 1 15 65 58 PocHIc iMvIsloa loosed Monday, with team records think it’s as big of a factor as contract would pay less than the 1 56 66 Scott Rickard tallied four goals to Woshln^on 6 5 I .546 116 303 Manchester blanked Hartford Pu6 Lurie meets with baseball boss concerned af>out. In a far-ranging interview, Ro­ Moncton 7 9 IS L.A. Lokers 10 1 .909 — St. Louis 4 7 I .364 300 356 through Nov. 17 and first-place votes In current one, "primarily comes Novo Scotia « 8 3 14 59 68 lead Sunday's scoring binge, while Portland S 5 .615 3 lie, 164, In lunlor varsity football "Drug issue is the biggest zelle addressed all the league’s everybody thinks.” SouWiini DIvhton Jesse Corlson-Conway and Jamie Su­ Central parenthesis: Manday. The 4-3 Indians opened the SAN FRANCISCO — Baseball commissioner Peter Ueberroth Golden State 6 6 .900 4V6 x-Chlcogo 11 0 1 1.000 333 137 Olviston l-AA concern of the fans,” Rozelle said . problems, including gambling, of­ Rozelle continued to support his from the three networks. We ftodtattor 10 4 3 33 78 59 therland had two eoch and Kevin L.A. Clippers 9 6 .455 5 scoring with a 16vord run by Tony will m eet with San Francisco Giants owner Bob Lurie today to realize we’re not going to bet 2V1 or 9 0 30 83 n Brodeur added one. Corlson-Conway Detroit 6 5 I .546 314 341 School Pis Osman. Fourth quarter TO runs by during a live interview with Bob ficiating, movement of franchises league’s game officials. 84. Coffiorint 10 Seattle 4 I .333 t'h Minnesota 5 6 I .455 331 340 I. Middle Tenn'sae St (104) (4) 80 discuss the team’s future following the collapse of a plan to build Hofsftov 9 5 3 30 70 59 also earned three assists. Shawn Hayes Phoenix 1 10 .091 9 Chris Garrepv and Osman sealed the Costas during NBC’s “ N FL’85" sparked by Los Angeles Raiders " I think the officiating is good,” 3 times our current contract. But I 9 0 16 68 66 was In net, making tlx saves. Green Bov 5 6 I .455 339 347 3. Furman (S.C.) (91) 74 victory. All touchdowns were sat up by Bolllm ort 8 Monday's Oomes Tampa Bay 1 10 I .091 330 334 (tie) Nevada-Reno (161) 74 a privately funded downtown stadium. show. " ’They want to have a clean owner Al Davis, the $1.3 billion he said. “ In a given game, there’s think we’li get more (than the Sorlnoflold 7 8 3 16 59 71 John Phelps. and Mike Soderlund No Gomes Scheduled fine runs by Joe Casey. It was the third 7 11 3 16 66 73 onotched goals In Saturday's win. Hayes West 4. Northern Iowa (91) 66 straight win (or Manchester, and the Ueberroth, who was in San Francisco for a speaking . sport. I get letters from parents USFL antitrust suit and future 160 plays with 22 piayers on each current contract).” Binghamton LA Roms S 3 I .737 334 1S1 5. Idaho (63 ) 64 Now Hovan 5 9 0 10 51 67 made five saves. WoshlnMo’ }:? «R 2 W ? :3 0 p .m . third shutout tar the defense. engagement Monday night, said he would not take p y action on who say 'You come into our living television contracts. play. There’s over 3,500 instances Msadsy's Oomaa Son Francisco 6 5 I .546 375 187 6 Arkans^State (7-3) 61 Golden State at Cleveland, 7:30p.m. New Orleans 3 S I .373 190 300 7. Rhode toland (93 ) 57 the Giants’ uncertain fate until he spoke with Lurie. rooms in that box (television).’ Rozeile said gambling is not the officials have to call and they’re No Gamas Schadulsd ^ulrt A Indiana at Chicago, S:Wp.m. Tpssdgv’s Barns Atlanta 3 9 I .183 318 331 8. Grambllng St. (L a ) (6 3 ) 46 EC JV laatball major factor generating interest in screened by large players.” WE DELIVER Phoenix at Dallas, 1:30 p.m. x-dlnched division Htta (tie) Murray St (Kv) (7-3-1) 46 Shsrbrooksot St. Catty Inss I Beaverlte Products split a pair ot Sacramento at Son Antonio, S:30p.m. (tie) Georgia Southern (63) 46 East Catholic upped Its record to 7-1 football and he fears legalized Rozelle said while the NFL takes If you haven't received your Wsdnssdov's Oomss decisions, losing to Y a le , 4-3, Sunday In Houston at Denver, 9 p.m. II. Eastern Washington (7-3) 37 with a 144 shutout over St. Bernard Former Vandy coach pleads guilty gambling would ruin the credibil­ the USFL’s suit seriously, his Manchester Herald by 5 p.m. Maino at AeSrondoefc Bolton, after beating Northern Con­ New Jersey at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Monday’s Result Monday at Eagle Field. EC lumped aut Shsrbrooksot New Hovsn necticut, 5-3, Saturday. Washington 33, N Y Glonts 31 13. Delaware State (63) 35 ity of the game. league has taken all precautions to weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, Wednsedoy's Oomes 13. Akron (Ohio) (7-3) 31 on top when Tony Allbrlo hit Dave NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Fqrmer Vanderbilt strength coach E.J. please call your carrier. If you're Hsrshov a t Novo Scotia Kevin WIehn scored two goals and Utah at Boston, n IM Sunday, Nev. 34 14. Jackson State (Mlu. (7-3) 34 Janton on a 46yard scoring ploy. The Penn State "This has nothing to do with guard against monopolistic M ike Russo hod one In Sunday's lo u . Golden State at Ph(ladelphla, night Atlanta a t Chicago, 1 p.m. 15. Alcorn State (Miss.) (7-3) 33 Eagles locked up the win In the fourth “ Doc” Kreis pleaded guilty to illegally distributing steroids to a moraiity, it’s a selfish attitude," actions. unable to reach your carrier, call Gregg Telman drew a pair of assists, d Cincinnati at Cleveland, 1 p.m. subscriber service, 647-0046, by 6 Canadtana 0. Bruina 2 Cleveland at Washington, night 16. M Iu Ih IppI Valley (63) 30 quarter, when Allbrlo dove over from Clemson coach and could face up to 11 months and 29 days in j ail. Rozelle said. “ We want the fans to “ Publically and privately I said w hile M arty Curtis, Don B arry and Ken Chicago at Atlanta, night Detroit at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. 17. Appalachian State (NO (7-3) 17 the 1-vord line on a quarterback sneak. stays on top p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m.Seturdays Herold had one each. Tom Mitney New York ot Detroit, n l^ t Miami at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Steve Gay added both extra points. But Davidson County District Attorney General Thomas have a healthy interest in sports as for over a year-and-a-half that mode IS saves In goal. New England at NY Jets, 1 p.m. 18. William and Mary (Va) (7-4) 15 (or guaranteed delivery. Bsston I S I - 4 Indiana at Houston, night 19. Louisiana Tech (63) 11 East's defense, led by Marty Zablelski Shriver said Monday he would not oppose Kreis’ request for entertainment, not as a gambling there would be a suit.” Rozelle Tolman fired In four goals to spark Son Antonio at Phoenix, night New Orisons at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Saturday's victory. WIehn added the Son Diego a t Houston, 1 p.m. 30. Richmond (Va) (63) 9 and Josh Scalora, posted Its fourth probation. A sentencing hearing could come as early as next NEW YORK (U Pl) - Penn **S?Sr?srlod—1. Boston. O'CMn^M LA Clippers at LA Lakers, night (tle)Bolse St. (Idaho) (7-3) 9 shutout'Of the year. remaining marker. Assists went to Milwaukee at Seattle, night Washington at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. week, but no date has been set. ► State, named No. 1 by the UPl (Crowder, BurrMos), pp, S:15. £ Brian Kellogg with two, ond Mike Denver ot LA Raiders, 4p.m. M ontreal, Noslund 13 (Smith, Robinson), Kelsey, Dave Perisho. Barry and Green Boy at LA Rams, 4 p.m. Board of Coaches for the third 0:90.3, TAontrsol. Dohlln 9 (Noslund), pp, Herold with one apiece. Mitney Football straight week, is one victory away 10:31. Penalties—Curran, Bos, AduH baakalball Indianapolis at Kansas City, 4 p.m. stopped 16 shots on goal. NY Giants at St. Louis, 4 p.m. Dailey to rejoin Bulls from a possible showdown against mlnor-molor (fighting), 0:39; Nllon, Philadelphia at Dallas, 4 p.m. Baseball Mtl, mlnor-molor (fighting), 0:39; „ . PaoanI Caterers 115 (Mark Murphy CCC-Eostern the No. 2 team for the national 33, Tom Meggers 35, B ill Anderson 30), Monday, Nev. 35 O’e ll DEERFIELD. — Guard Quintin Dailey successfully Courtnoll, Bos, 6:09, Chsllos, Mtl, 6:09; SO UllI B Seattle at San Francisco, 9 p.m. T W L T 111. championship. Noslund, Mon, 6:33; Courtnoll, Bos, ^ Gentle Touch Car Wash 97 (Steve South Windsor completed in-patient treatment at a California drug rehabilita­ mlnor-molor (fighting), 9:44; Chelios, Horst Englnserlng took two ol three. Avers 37, Rudy A lv a re i 33, B ill G orra R ockville For that to take place, Penn M tl, mMor (fighting), 9:44; Kluiok, Bos, Including a split on Sunday. Horst wos 17, Phil M adore 14, John Reiser 13). 1985 MVP veting ^ Enfield tion clinic and will be back on the active roster by Tuesday night, State needs to beat Pitt Saturday whipped by South Windsor, 6-0, before Allied Printing 97.-4Mlke Monroe 33, 13:40; Tremblay, M tl, 13:40; Kluiok, Ferm i the Chicago Bulls announced Monday. while No. 2 Nebraska defeats No. 3 Bos. malor (fighting), 10:41; Mo- bouncing bock to rout Southern Con­ Pot Silver 33, Wayne Green IS, Doug WIndhom Omneas “ He’s gone through a tough time,” said Jerry Krause, the mssso, M tl, nw lor (flahtlng), 10:41; necticut, 94). florsl <■**<> knocked off Leonard 14), Glenn Construction S5 Radakina 23, Blaiita 21 N e w YORK — Voting for the Notional Manchester Oklahoma to set up an Orange Courtnoll, Bos, 19:03. Enfield, 5-1, on Saturday. (Joe M aher 35, M ark M Istretta 30, B ill League MVP Award as con­ Bulls’ vice president of basketball operations. "W e really feel Finnegan IS, Rick Hyde 16). East Hartford 1 1 Bowl between the top two teams in Second period—4, Montreal, Dohlln 10 Phil Dakin scored four goals In NY Olenls 78MS-31 ducted by the Baseball Writers Hartford Public 0 6 1 0 8 3 good about the way he’ s come out of this. He’s really ready to (WoNor, Noslund) 1:1£ 5, Montreal, Sunday's finale, w hile Dave AAanneb- Westown 100 (G ary Dovon 36, Dennis AMOdatlon of America. the nation. ach and Derek Wood hod two each and Downer 33, Lyndon Kroh 14, Roymond Washington 78 79^ y o u w » e MePhoo S (Chelios), 3:40. Penalties— F irsi 1 3345678918 Pts play. The organization stands behind Quintin to ttte .” Dailey The scenario also will have a Orson, M tl, 7:01; Tremblay, M tl, IS :37. Brennan Lundberg added one. Kevin Shook 13, Jomie Gollogher 10), Flllo- McGee, STL 1463-1...... 380 romo 6S (Kim Bushey 36, John Feeney Wash-Warren 10 poos from Thelsmann HCC O 'dll was expected to be a key element of this year’s cll®< However, possibility if the Sooners defeat the Third period ■ 6, Boston, Llnsemon 6 Lowe registered four assists, while Parker, CIn 6646-1 -1--330 W L T W L T (Courtnoll, Thelven), 9:01. 7, Mont­ Wood, Lundberg, Manneboch and 13). (Mosetov k ick), 6:38. Guerrero, LA 39633-1---308 before the start of the season, he entered the drug rehabilitation Comhuskers and Oklahoma State Remember what skiing was like way back Chris Mickus contributed two apiece. Monchester Bor Association St (Rob NYO-MorrIs 56 run (Shubert kick), East Catholic 5 3 0 7 3 0 when? Before the job and the babies and the real, Trsmbtav 1 (Chelios, Noslund), pp, 10:40. Gooden, NY 1 366331 1--163 St. Bernard 5 3 0 7 3 0 clinic. to climb to No. 2 and gain an 13:06. 0, M ontreal, Carbonneau 4 Dakin, Mott Welnicki, Jamie Lock- Avena 31, Ed Fitzgerald 15, Collllns Herr, STL -1 - 3 8 3 5 1 1 1 119 wood and Eric Peterson added one Judd 14, Ron Slemlenski 11), Smoke 67 SaasHka Notre Dame (WH) 5 3 0 7 3 0 Orange Bowl berth. mortgage? Remember the laughs you had in (D ohlln), 17:47. Penaittes-Llnsem an, None Carter, NY --533531 3-116 Fairfield Prep 4 3 0 5 3 1 Bos, 4:S3; Crowder, Bos, malor each. (Kevin Carriere 72, Buster Arnone 10). Murphy, Atl 333353 63 The last time the top two teams your faded jeans, old sweater and long thongs? Lundberg notched o hot trick In TMrd St. Joseph's 4 3 0 5 5 0 (flghttna), 4:93; Svoboda, M tl, 4:S3; Wosh-RIgalns 1 run (Moseley kick), Hernandez, NY ---3131633 61 Xavier 3 3 0 5 5 0 Tyler agrees to Kings’ terms faced each other in a bowl was the Remember the fun? Carbemeau, Mtl,4:S3; MePhee, Mtl, Saturday's triumph. Bill Pace and Tudor, STL 3354-3 61 South Catholic 0 6 0 4 6 0 1982 season when No. 2 Penn State m alor (fighting), 4:S3; Blum, Bos, Mickus also scared goals, while Dakin Clark, STL ---3---1 1 1. 30 NWest Catholic B 3 8 0 Well, that fun can still be found in Vermont, W:37: Curran, Bos, maler-miscenduct and Sean Allard recorded two assists NYG-Morrls 41 run (Shubert kick), Coleman, STL .... i . 3 .. 2 I 6 SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Free-agent forward Terry Tyler, defeatedJ^o. 1 Georgia in the Sugar apiece. Mannebach and Lowe also hod 3:55. unable to reach contract terms with the Detroit Pistons, signed Monday through Friday, all winter long. (flahtlng), 14:06; Nllon, M tl, malor- Transactions NYG-Morrls8run (Shubertklck),8:54. Raines, Mtl 31--1 IS Bowl for its only national mlsconduct (fighting), 14:06; Mark- assists. Sandberg, CM 33-- 14 an offer sheet Monday with the Sacramento Kings of the NBA, Weekdays are when the crowds are gone. The wart, Bos, 10:41 David Beaulieu was In net for oil FeurM Marshall, LA ...... 1 -111 11 championship. three games, earning his first shutout WOsh-FG Moeetov 38,3:35. the Kings announced. The Nittany Lioilti remained in inns, lodges and motels have lots of room. The Shotsongool—Boston S6-10—34. Mont­ Wosh-OMIer 14 pass from Schroeder Brookst Mtl ...... 111 3 11 real 1B6-11—37. against Southern. Hershlser, LA 1--13 9 Bowling Detroit has 15 days to match the offer or lose the 6-foot-7 position to attain their second title prices are more like you remember. And if you PowoTBloy conversions—Boston 4- (kick tolls), 6:39. Moreland, Chi ...... 131 8 1. M ontreal 4-£ HoustonNamed Yogi Berracooch. A-S3J71 Smith, STL ...... 11 - 5 seven-year NBA veteran to the Kings. with their most impressive victory want to try some of the newer equipment, there's Oeotles Boston. Rlggln. Montreal, P n W i b A NYO wash of the season, a 36-6 thrashing of plenty to rent. BHafedbaN First downs 13 33 Scloscia, LA 31 5 Roy. A—lOJMa Design Group I wos busy. playlncT . Sow m ento — Signed free ogent Reardon, Mtl 3- 4 Elba Notre Dame. forward Terry T yly to offer sheet. Rushes yords 36-153 41-98 Need proof? Fill out and mail in this coupon three gomes In three days. In their Posslna yards ioi . 358 Cruz, Hou ...... 1 - 3 Mackovic Job safe for now Penn State received 41 of 42 Referee Bob Myers. most recent tilt. Design Group I edged Doran, Hou ...... 1 - 3 B ill P alm er 135-366, Joe Tworonlta and we’ll send you our free SKIWEEK MAGA­ Socks by-yards 4-37 4-34 387, Joe Oworak 359, Charlie Whelan Fairfield, 3-1, Sunday. Design Group I '^•Tton, 3rd down off. 3-10-30 7-16-44 Duncan, LA 1 1 first-place votes and one second- also tied Enfield, 3-3, Friday night, guard Mitch Geler, and corner- Giwvnn, SO 1 1 t 156378, Dick Florl 146393, Jerry RWal KANSAS C ITY, Mo. — Lam ar Hunt, the owner of the Kansas place vote for 629 points — one shy ZINE. That way you'll be ready— ready to head back Raymond Noble to 1986 free- 4lh down off. 0-1-0 1-1-1 370, Joe DeSimone 136136374, Bruce before grabbing a 5-3 exhibition win Passes ' 9-161 31-31-0 Valenzuela, LA ...... ---1 1 City Chiefs, said Monday that he is disappointed in the showing of for Vermont mid-week and to come as you were. NHLIaatfare over the Connecticut Polor Bears— an ogent contracts. Wilson, Pho 1 1 Fish 383, Ralph Doyer 166147-136448, of a unanimous selection. Iowa was Punts 7-43 638J Dave Lochwella 13S471 Jim Wood­ his AFC club this season but that he is not currently oll-glrls team — Saturday night at ‘ Punt returns-yds 1-8 634 twice this season a unanimous top Bolton. Indlonopolls — Waived wide re­ cock 380, Bornla Gudaohn 136319, contemplating'a coaching change. .17) ceiver Roy Butler and nose tackle KO re tm w yos 1-5 673 E rn ie P w ln 139-369, R ic k ''B u rn e tt choice. I H HB H H H H H H ■■ H o pls Derek Moulton was named the Fumbtos loot i-o 4-3 The Chiefs have lost a club-record seven consecutive games to pome's outstondlns player after scor­ George Achica. Activated Ricky NIcels NL MVP wlnnara 146401, Jack Talley 385, Andy Lamou- Nebraska, which grabbed the Gretafcy. Edm T o 1*3 30 41 and Don Anderson. PenoHlseyds 7-40 s-49 reux 358, Travis Cook Sr. 146136136 fall from sole possession of first place in the AFC West to sole Propp, Phi 17 14 16 W ing the gamo-winning pool Sunday at Tim e of possession 31:33 38:3S other first-place vote, appeared on the Darien Arena. Mark Lorlylere 419, Gene Donor 363, Paul F ofd 136355, Fraser, CM 10 13 16 39 MIomI — Claimed guard Lorry Lee off NEW YORK — Notional League MVP Hank Hebert 361. possession of last place with a 3-8 record. John Mackovic is in the 42 ballots and did not receive a lem ieu x, 17 13 17 39 scored and assisted for the vlaers, while Jason Oafwov also hod an assist. waivers. Award winners: third year of a five-year contract as head coach of the Chiefs. selection iower than third in \fermoQt Anderson, Edm 1014 RUSHING—NY Otant6l7-118, Carpen­ Goalie Brendan Wheeler mode II Cditat IftS -W lllto McGee, St. Louis remaining No. 2. Oklahoma shot Unsemon, Bos IS 5 S o y l^ Utah Stole — Head toolball ter 616, Oolbrealh 1-W, Simms 1-8, MBS Ryne Sandberg, Chicago CunIHfa Aula K err, Phi 1710 saves. Corlhon 1-A Woshlnaton-Rlegins 11-7, from sixth to No. 3. Larivlere, Luc Lorose and Rod Gray coach Don Conrad resigned. Tom D'Connor 156171-473, Fgf Ir ‘ranM, von 1915 Southwest LotMono — Heed totboll Regers 7-n, Thelsmann 1-9, Schroeder lte3-O ato Murphy, Atlanta Dolphins lose Jeff Toews No? 4 Iowa inched from fifth Noslund, Mon^ 17 13 chipped In with goals In Friday's tie. 7-1&Ortff1n1S44. 151-166156471, Greg Lukas Wi'iJK156161*4. Larivlere earned the lone assist. cooch Sam Robertson resigned. 19B3—Dole Murphy. Atlanta Larry Novelia 156156454, Kevin Ksf^ whiie No. 5 Miami (FTa.) and No. 6 We'd like to come as we were during lor Msssisr, Edm 10 10 Nechoy 1981—Mike Schmidt, Philadelphia MIAMI — Miami Dolphins’ offensive guard Jeff Toews month 19 4 Wheeler mode 30 saves, while Andy PASSING—NY Otants-Slmms 916136 iaV 1'76-M, Ed Koskw^166^ Cr« Michigan each climbed two spots. BundStrom , von Gagnon eras cited for superb plav. New York Islondsrs — Rscolled about___days, so please send a free copy, of SKI- Breton, Mm 1711 13 33 centar-Isfl wing Bob Bossen from Sprtn- 1. Woshlngten-Thelsmann 7-16560, l9S(^MIke Schmidt, Philadelphia Colem an 438, E m ile N oux 1 7 6 8 4 , ” suffered tom ligamenU In his left knee and will te lost to the team Seventh-ranked Oklahoma State Larivlere olsa scored three gools Schroadar 1636321-a Cox 1-1-11-4. E ve n s 156415, B ill Hansen 415, r WEEK MAGAZINE. We plan to Alpine □ , doss K u rrI, Edm 10 10 13 33 gleldofAHL. for the rest of the season, and tackle Cleveland Green wiU Ukely and eighth-ranked UCLA each M u rra y , CM lo w 13 33 against the Polar Boors. Ooterav and 1979^alth Itornondei, St. Louis, and Tvez 411 Joe Tellsono 411, Country □ ski. We'll stay at an inn D , a hotel/motel 6ltodwllh33 D.C. Morlson also notched markers, RECEIVIN(»—NY Olonto-Monuel 6 Johnson 157-404, Anton Mover < t e out at least two weeks with a sprained ankle. Coach Don Shula leaped three positions. No. 9 ertille Moulton hod three oulsts. Willie Stargall, Pittsburg M ik e Pogonl 403, E r ic B olin t#l,< □ , a lull resort □ , a bed-and-breaklast home □ . l aevslond(MtSL)— Slenedmidfloldsr- 4B ilByaro 1-39, Oolhrealh 613, Morris 1978^-Oava Parker, Plttteurgh said Monday. . , . , „ Autem moved up four places from Morlson added one. 3-ltS, Adorns 1-19, Johnson 1-16. 1^ —George Foster, dnonnatl T on y M o rin e lll 156400, C hortle * NJkUF feniirard Carl Volsgflne to a Itiree-yeor 400, John O rtohm l M639S, J im _____ Both were injured in Sunday s win over Indianapolis. 13tb. •^Kerr, Phi ' den-IMns 1-1, Orltlln 637, - - ' •'^Tanll, von PaaWaiB i-IJB, Ml, Clork 664, 1976—Joe Morgan, Cincinnati 157. High o v e rm — Pot Irish 141,36. The injuries were the latest in a long series suffered by the line. Air Force, knocked from the AfDQF^^ Andarson, Edi WOrran 631 DWIer 637. Standlnos — Ouboldo Etoctric 3610, Since training camp, the Dolphins have lost guards Ed Newman ranks of undefeated teams by Regals Men's Shop dumped Newing­ jfTS-^oe Morgon, CIncInnall Corronti Insuranco 31-13, Von Tassol’s SACKS — NY OJontsMorsholl 1-15, 31-13, E o st H o rtford N ursery 19J4, A m and Toews for the year, and tackle Eric Laakso w m Brigham Young, piummetted S Z S lr.'^ ton, 5-1, Saturday ol Belton. Scott ZIP Fraser, CM Harrison and Jim m y Curry scored two R a d iO p T V Toyter 69, Solly vg.'WUshlngton-Monloy 1976—Stove Garvey, Los Angeles M a rie 's Restouronf W-14, C u n lin s Aufo waived-unable to pass physical after undergoing knee surgery in from fourth to No. 10 and Ohio 1-9, Koufmon 63B BoostoV VB. Body 1614. jortron 1615, itorNggoffH relskv, Edm seals o plra arid Joe Konrad added State, beaten by Wisconsin, IMlto-.9«aleo(Verml,D«di S08.Moraodltr,VT8SSS£ , one.^m Shumaker and Chip Addobo Interceptions—NY Olonts-none. 1973 ' Pete Rose, OndnooH Catering 1615, SSorfcs Bretbars 16% the off-season. assisted twice eoch, while Sean Malone TONIONT WoMfigton-Oean 1-g. 19l8->lehonyBench,andnnell Vllloae Stylist 1617, Bremse fs 1611 dropped from No. 3 to No. 11. ,.^- Oreteky, Cdnt hod one. Kevin Milton was outstanding 7:30 Whalers vs. Sabres, SportsChon- 1971—Joe Torre, St. Louis CouHney's 1617, Pogonl’s t616R G 0 In pool, making 34 eaves. nel, WTIC radio. . Missed ftoldBools: None. l97D-Oohnnv Bench, Cincinnati Auto 1630, Purdy Corporotlog It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuegday. Nov. 19, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Nov. 19, 1985 — 18 BUSINESS Business In Brief Seabrook produces steam power C LA SSm ^ ADVERTISING 643-2711 SEABROOK, N.H. — With "Stars and Stripes Forever ” playing in the background. Gov. John Sununu threw a switch n n HOM ES n n H O M ES n n H O M ES n r i H O M E S signaling the flow of steam-generated electricity at the Seabrook HOMES I ^ F O R SALE I ^ F O R S A L E ISijFORSALE ISifFORSALE nuclear plant. [ |0 HELP WANTED [H ] HELP WANTED ^HELPWANTQI Is J FOR SALE ., Sununu’s symbolic effort Monday coincided with a 90-second •__ _ 'Monchostor — Pitkin Loaklno for o Family — (So Bock In History and test in the control room that produced 80 megawatts of Sfroot, lovely brick and Distinctive U R Contem­ txporlonco a beautiful li­ You're Worth? Join us on draullc. 5 years expe­ four days a week. Oppor­ Windsor, $86,900. Lovtly non-nuclear power. A longer, similar test Was done several Ronch with vinyl tiding, frame. 3 bedrooms, ^V^ porary homo sot on o festyle In this modtrnized Tuesdoy, November 26th, rience. Coll 528-2101 tunity to work In o clean baths, flroploco, onclosed • room house. Gorgeous weeks ago. Career Night. Ramodo between 9am and 4pm. All real estate advertised within walking dltfanct to loroo landscaped lot In the and pleasant kitchen at porch, 2 cor oarage. Highland section of Man­ chestnut floors. 7 Flreplo- After Seabrook is operating, “ people will understand better Inn • Riverside Drive • Manchester Manor. Call In the Manchester Herald school. Kitchen, dining and letter how important this...power is to New England,” Is sublect to the federal area, taocIou$ bedrooms Prtcod right at $91900. chester. Bright airy ces. Blanchord A Rossotfo Eost Harford. 7:00pm- Dishwashers — Port time Mrs. Smith, 6464129. Owner Agency, 6460139. Rtol Estate, 646-2482. Sununu said, flanked by smiling plant executives. 9:00pm. Bring a friend. positions available for Fair Housing Act of 1968, and hardwood floors. rooms. Four bedrooms, first and second shift. which mokes It Illegal to $4400 down special one floor to celling stone fire­ Heor About Century 21 8, Custodial I — Port time, Don't Throw the Towel In Brond Now — Monchos- Apply In person, Denny's advertise any preference, . ' FH A odlustoblc rote place In family room. Metropolitan Insurance 8-11am, school days only. Yeti I Wa'vs recently f t r , $110,900. Colonial and how they could mold Restaurant, 950 Silver limitation or dlscrlmlno- mortoaoe to ouallfled Many nice touches. Coll General cleaning, $4.50 lisfad lust what you man under construction In on a future for you. Reserve Lane, East Hartford. per hour. Apply Rhom tlon based on race, color, buvere of low Interest today. (Worod of 8154,900. Butinett optimism at 5-year low be looking for. 6 Room Joyce G. Epstein Real excollont location. your seat. Call Century 21 High School, Hebron, C T, religion, sex or notional rates. D.W. R th Rooltv, origin, or an Intention to 643-1591 or 071-1400. Ranch In Bolton on 3 Estate, 647-8095. Custom-built homo with 3 Optimism about the economy among small-business owners is Jackston-Showcase, 646- Walters, Waitresses, Hos­ by December M , 1985 or 1316. tesses — Full and part moke any such prefer­ acres. Aluminum siding, bedrooms, study and first at its lowest point in five years, according to a survey that also coll 228-9474 for built In 1981, and It's only floor family room. Pick time positions available application. ence, limitation or dis­ New Ustlno— 2J«)sa.ft., Motchlossl - MotIculousI indicates disappointment with President Reagan’s efforts to for the hours of 9am-5pm, crimination. The Herald 2 family house, sltuotad In $84,900. May we show It to 7 room Cop# in preferred your own colorsi D.W. you today? Jackson 8, South Forms... 1st floor Fish Realty, 643-1591 or limit government’s role in business. typestetter — Weekly 12noon-8pm, 10am-2pm or Core Givers or Assistant will not knowingly accept a Business II zone with 60 Sixty-two percent of the 585 small-business people responding newspaper seeks expe­ any advertisement which X 200foot tot, 2rarearaoe, Jackson Rn I Estate, 647- family room with fire­ 171-1400. 5pm-11pm. We provide teachers wonted for after­ 8400 or 6460646. to a mailed questionnaire from Dun & Bradstreet felt positive rienced typesetter to set uniforms and also paid noon hours In soon to be Is In violation of the law. toporata ufllltlts-Groaf place, enclosed porch and grocery and display ads Insurance, paid vocations Potentloll Zinsser Inground pool. $125,900. about the economy, lower than the 66 percent in 1982, D&B said. opening day core In Man­ (Hastonbury — $119,500. Be on oorly bird I Blan­ C0N00MIMUM8 on a Compugrophlc and profit sharing. Apply chester. ABC Day Care, Agency, 646-1511. East Hartford — $110,000. The survey is five years old. Now listing. Focus on the chard & Rossotfo Real IFDH»AIE Editwriter 7700. Good In person, Denny's Res­ 649-9228. Now to market. Extra future by choosing unique Estate, 646-2482. pay, excellent working taurant, 950 Stiver Lane, Claulc Dotlon — Quality nice 3 bedroom, IVli both, condition's. Call 633-2025, East Hartford. 3 bedroom home featur­ mottrlals and lavish ex­ Ranch Styled Condo — Cashler/Telephone Re­ staol sided Cope has re­ Excellently molntolnod, E.F. Hutton official on the spot ask for Sue. ceptionist — 8am-5pm ing glo u sliders to deck tras hove oono Into Nils Repossessed homes from overlooking Inground ceived much loving care end unit. Five rooms, with Part Time File Clerk — Monday thru Friday. Ex­ unloue 7 room, 7Vt bath from orlolnol owner. Well Gov't from $1.00 plus rt- HARTFORD — The state Banking Department has ordered We have an Immediate cellent fringes. See M r. pool and beautifully homo... Promium South polrs/toxes. Throughout dining aroo, lowtr level landscaped yard. Super designed new kitchen family room ' and 116 the former Hartford branch manager of E.F. Hutton & Co. to need for a file clerk In our Willis, Carter Chevrolet, End location. See It to­ odds sparkle to this 0 Ct/Notlonwldol Also, fox HariM photo by Pinto busy personnel office. Ex­ 1229 AAaIn Street, Man­ neat and clean home with day 1 Blanchard 8, Ros- properties. 216-453-3000, baths. Priced to soil of show why he should not be barred as a broker-dealer in finished room In base­ room home. A must to $73,900. Strono Real Esf- Connecticut, officials said. Day Care — Do you like perience desirable but not chester, 646-6464. setto Reel Estate, 646- see. Sentry Real Estate, Including Sunday, Ext Sand S Gravel honorees babies? Why not work 14 necessary: Light typing ment. Call for exciting 2482. 643-4060. H1072. ofo, 647-7653. Acting banking Commissioner Howard B. Brown Monday In a pleasant atmosphere ability preferred, duties details. Sentry Real Est­ ate, 643-4060. Employees of Manchester Sand & Gravel Co. were Grover, job expediter; and Robert Klotzer, mixer driver, ordered a Dec. 16 hearing for Robert C. Clark, who earlier with loving babies. to Include sorting mall, were honored for 30. years of service to the company. admitted his involvement in a federal wire and mail fraud $4/hour. If you are a filing, research and other honored during a banquet Friday at the Marco Polo scheme to which the company pleaded guilty last May. mature person and Inter­ clerical duties as re­ Carpenters Needed — For Banquet Room In East Hartford. From left, Lenny About 180 company employees and their wives attended ested, please call Man­ The order is an outgrowth of the commission’s investigation on quired. We offer o 5 day residential building. Coll ODHELP WANTED LeBlond, plant supervisor; Jack,McNary, executive vice the dinner. whether Hutton’s state license should be suspended or revoked as chester, 643-5535. work week with 25 flexible after 5pm, 649-7071. hours. Candidates may president; Allan Desiliets, operations supervisor; John a result of the firm’s guilty plea to federal felony charges that Responsible Person tor resulted in a $2.8 million fine. apply at our corporate occasional babysitting office, Monday-Friday, 9 nights and weekends for 9am-3pm or call 289-3301, our Vh year old daughter. ext. 210. Motts Shoprite K-MART Comparison shopping cuts credit cost Located on West Street, Supermarket, 59 Leggett Fleet defends acquisition plan Bolton. Call 643-7427 after Street, East Hartford. HELP WANTED 5:30pm. EOE. M/F. By Bud Newman start applying for credit cards mally pay the full amount due at number of banks issuing cards. HARTFORD — Top executives of Fleet Financial Group have Guaranteed United Press International from banks that charge lower the end of each month with no The ABA issued a statement at defended the firm ’s planned acquisition of First Connecticut ■MERCHANDISE EMPLOYEES interest rates. If enough people do interest payment. news conference saying Schu- Bancorp against allegations involving mortgage loans made in Laundry worker, Monday WASHINGTON - A little com­ that, he said, the larger banks will Schumer has filed legislation mer’s survey can be a “ useful Rhode Island. thru Friday trom 1 pm to S CASHIERS calling for a Federal. Reserve tool” for consupners. pm, some Saturday work. I parison shopping for the lowest in turn drop their interest rates. Fleet officials Monday defended both the integrity of their lADAP STOCK interest rates charged on credit "We’re saying to consumers, Board study of credit card interest "Any effort to increase the company and the soundness of the planned interstate acquisition The Bleak Club, Inc. cards could save American consu­ you can change the rate.” Schu­ ratbs. Depending on the results, ButifWM Office education level of consumers is a of First Connecticut, the Hartford-based holding company for eo Hillard St., Minchetfar ! RESULTS! Full time and part time positions mers a lot of money, a congress­ mer said. “ Consumers aren’t the bill could lead to a mandatory step in the right direction.” the four Connecticut banks. 648-2260 DO IT NOW! man says. aware that they can get a break on cap on interest rates set at 6 release said. “ Thie terms of the proposed acquisition are reasonable and available. Experience not neces­ Rep. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., rates.” percentage points above the three- fully in compliance with law and sound public policy,” said FULL & PART TIME _____I Listed as the bank with the sary. Many employee benefits. told a Capitol Hill news conference Schumer said he owns two credit month Treasury Bill rate. William C. Mutterperl, general counsel for Fleet, which is based lowest credit card interest rate in CASHIERS! STOCKERS! Monday that tie thinks it’s "outlan­ cards issued by companies that If the cap were in effect today, in Providence, R.I. PRODUCTION WORKERS Apply in person daily, Monday, dish” that large banks and depart­ charge higher interest rates — ,a credit card interest rates could not the nation is Dominion Bank of ment store chains still charge Citicorp-Diners Club Card and a exceed 13.2 percent, he said. Vienna, Va., at 10.5 percent — far We have openings In the COUNTERSALES! Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, following areas: about 20 percent interest when Chemical Bank MasterCard — but A spokesman for the American below the 19.8 percent rate that Whether yau're looking Rate hopes send stocks rising • OenartI Factory Workers from 10am to 4pm.Saturday, 12- banks only pay 7.2 percent interest said he would apply for a lower- Bankers Association said the Citicorp charges. The Dominion lor a career or simply card costs $36 a year and is • Sswsrt, experienced or I on the money they borrow. interest card “ tomorrow.” group opposes the bill and pre­ NEW YORK — The stock market moved ahead today, driven willing to learn an en|oyable^ place to 4pm. He said he wants to know why The list showed Montgomery dicted its passage would result in available to people with a min­ Run a 15 WORD AD for ♦ by strength in the bond market and hopes for lower interest rates. • Maintenance person work; take a look at most credit card interest rates Ward charges the highest interest ” a substantial reduction” in the imum income of $30,000. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose 5.39 to 1,445.41 in familiar with carpentry ADAP, the largest re­ remain high even though other rate among major department To apply, please call: Manchester K-Mart interest rates have fallen sharply the first hour of trading. Earlier, minutes after the opening bell, tail automotive chain In N stores, 21.6 percent, and Sears and In the last year or so. J,C. Penney each charge 21 Just one beer passes test the blue-chip index was up about 6V4 points. B4C-I737 the Northaastl If you're 239 Spencer Street 6 DAYS for only ^14AO Schumer and representatives of percent. In the early going, advancing issues iisted on the New York Ask for Personnel willing to learn, we're ¥ Stock Exchange took a lead over losers of almost >A- . An Equal Opportunity Employer two consumer groups released a Among major banks. Chase BOSTON (UPI) - Samuel contain only four ingredients: 2 1 willing to teach you list of 30 banks offering the nation’s Manhattan, Citicorp.. Bank of Adams Boston Lager, after pass­ water, barley, hops and yeast. At 10 a.m., the NYSE’s composite index of all its listed common THIS LOCATION about the growing Held lowest credit card interest rates. America and First Chicago Bank ing a strict 16th century German German beers brewed for export stocks was up 0.39 to 114.94. ’The American Stock Exchange of retail automotlves. If your Item is n ’t He said it was the first such list all charge 19.8 percent while beer purity law, is now the only are exempt from the law, and can market value index rose 0.67 to 238.67. CORRENTLY To, learn more about ever compiled. Chemical Bank of New York American beer being imported and contain preservatives and On Monday the Dow Jones industrial average rose 4.93 to our opportunities call: Larger banks and department 1st Shift Foreman charges 19.5 percent. American sold legally in West Germany, additives. 1,440.02, surpassing its previous closing high of 1,439.22 reached INVOLVEO IN A Mark In Manchester any stores charge “ usurious and out­ Express charges 18 percent, he brewery officials said Monday. last Thursday. “ It’s the first American beer to weekday at 649-2885. sold within 6 DA YS landish interest rates’’ of 21 said. Brewer James Koch said an be sold in Germany, period,” said But declines outnumbered advances by about 8 to 7 on the LADOR OISPOTE. DARI-FARM8 Ice Cream DiBtribu- percent or more, he said, adding American Express, however, initial shipment of 5(t0 cases of Sam Joseph Owades, dean of American NYSE. Big Board ^lum e totaled 108.36 million shares, against that consumers have the power to only allows its interest rate to be Adams passed the test last month. brewmasters and director for the 130.24 million in the previous session. tors has an immediate opening for a bring those high rates down. applied to special purchases, such By a law called the Reinheitsge- Center for Brewing Studies in San working foreman. Experience in the Schumer urged consumers to as airline tickets. Customers nor­ bot, beer sold in Germany can $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$»$$$$> the second 6 DAYS Francisco. following: I I BESTIII I o Leadership • Managerial Skills ARE I { PART TIME i o Follow through ability Classified... 6 4 3 ' 2711 I JOB IN TOWNI I o Organization and Neatness t Business Opportunities .22 Store/Ottice Spoce Household Goods For advertisements to be I »5»» hr./8tart $ • Warehouse and dock operating Notices Resort Property Misc. tor Sole Rates Situation Wanted...... 23 pubiished Monday, the dead­ o Tow motor and electric fork trucks Lost/Found...... 01 Empiovment Into...... 24 Misc. tor Rent Home and Garden Minimum Charge: line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Personals ...... 02 Instructio/i...... 25 Wanted to Rent Pets $3.00 for one day I No dress code. Casual f^n atmos- | Announcennients ...... 03 Roommates Wanted Musical Items P e r W o rd : Read Your Ad I phere. If you enjoy talking on the f Excellent salary and benefits. Send Auction s...... 04 Real Estate Recreational Items 1-2 days .20$ I phone, we might have a job for you. | Antiques 3-5 days ...... 18$ Ciassitied advertisements resume to: FREE Services I We offer a guaranteed salary with | Homes tor Sole ,...... 31 Tag Sales 6 days...... 16$ are taken by teiephone os o Finonciai Condominiums ...... 32 Services Ottered Wanted to Ouv 26 days...... 12$ convenience. I bonuses. Work done from our office, ^ DARI-FARMS I Lots/Land tor Sole 33 Painting/Papering The Manchester Herald is I two evenings a week and/or Satur- ^ Ailortgages. V...... Ik Buiiding/Contracting 40 Tolland Stage Road Personal Loons...... 12 Investment Property ...... 34 responsibie oniy for one incor­ $ day mornings. Call Michelle, 647- $ Business Property...... 35 Roofing/Siding Insurance...... 13 Automotive rect insertion and then only $ 9946, Mon. or Thurs. Eve, also Sat. $ Tolland, C T 06084 Resort Property...... 36 Heating/Plumbing Deadlines for the size, of the original .00 Discount if Paid in Advance) Wanted to Borrow..... 14 Flooring...... Cars/Trucks tor Sole 71 $ morning. $ For classified adyertise- insertion. t or apply in person, Monday through Income Tax Service . Motorcycles/Bicycles 72 ments to be dublished Tues­ Errors which do not lessen (Ads may be cancelled. Sorry^ no refund.) Employment Rentals Services Wanted .^.. Rec Vehicles 73 ^ or ^ Friday between 8:30 am - 5:00 pm. I day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement » & Education Rooms for Rent ...... 41 For Sale Auto, Services 74 deadline is noon on the day wiil not be corrected by on I 1-624-3907 anytime $ Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publication. additional insertion. (A private party may advertise in the: Help Wonted ...... 21 Homes tor Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal___ 61 Misc. Automotive...... 76 $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ I Personal, Lost & Found, Household Goods, Notices Eiiiployment Articles for Sale, Building Supplies, Pets, HELP WANTED HELP WANTED PICTURE THIS I & Education HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED SECURITY Boats, Sporting Goods, Antiques, Cars, Trucks, Electrician — Journey­ Operation Management WATCHPERSONS man's license, expe­ Veterinary Assistant- Secretary — Challenging Dietary Aide — 6am-2pm," I LOST AND FOUND — Hartford Despatch Receptionist — Call 643- position In Manchester Motorcycles, Campers and Trailers.) rienced tn commerical. needs assistant In. our Four days a week. Oppor­ Currently accepting ap­ 7875, 2-5pm except law office with flexible Industrial and residential moving department. tunity to work In a clean; plications for Security Impounded — Shepherd Medical Transcription — Wednesday: hours. Experience pre­ and pleasant kitchen of $ EXTRA MONEY $ I HELP WANTED work. Benefits, good Schedule and dispatch Watchpersons for I Highly skilled tronscrlp- ferred, non-smoker. Call Manchester Manor. Ccril (Additional words - a low guaranteed results rate) .Cross, 2 years, tan, Pine wages. Call 875-5905. crews.. Long days will tlonlst and proofreader to 6494)150. Mrs. Smith, 6464)129. maintenanoe shutdown and High Streets. 2 Aban­ pass quickly In busy, re­ period at electric power t Port Time Inserters join growing firm. Full With Your Own Part-Time Job.' doned puppies, one male, Janitorial — Apartment sponsible assignment. Wanted. Call 647-9946, ask time flexible hours, excel- Driver — Light delivery For as low os a $5 Invest­ station. Minimum age one female, 8 weeks.'Cen- complex. Some heavy lift­ Good telephone, personal­ for Bob. . lent working conditions, Concrete Foreman — For Monday thru Friday, ment, you can sell Avon af 19, women and retirees ter Springs Park. Call the ing. 40 hour week. $5 an ity, hands-on attitude Im­ An excellent opportunity for (Limited Time Offer) Manchester Dog Warden, ■ ■ ■ 1 ■ excellent, salary DOE. commercial and residen­ 8am-5pm. 649-2022. work or In your spare In good physical condi' Mothers — Send your hour. Call 289-2010, Mon­ portant. Insurance" and Call 647-;7344. tion encouraged to 646-4555. day thru Friday, 9am- tial work. Experience time. Earn up to 50%. Call children to school then pension benefits. Send re­ with Duroforms required. Housewives and Mothers with apply. High school di­ 5pm. sume for appointment to Marie, 523-9401. Lost — 6 Month old, come to work for.us. Light Fire and Smoke Damage Excellent wages paid. For ploma or GEO with no office and telephone., Hartford Despatch, Per­ -Restoration company police record. $6 per orange, long haired, male Part Time Custodial appointment, rail J 8, H. Appliance Service Tech-: young children t o T jR ^ ^ b r l ng them work. Morning or after­ sonnel ArManager, P.O. seeks full and port fime Concrete Ser>lces, Inc., hour to start. Clean I tabby with flea color. On Work — • Evenings. Bolton Accounting — Tax pre­ niclan — Experienced noon hours, 646-5606. Box 8271, East Hartford, workers. Start at $5. Call between 7:30am and 5pm, working conditions medication. VIcInfy and Andover area. Call C T 06108. Please do not parers wanted. Must be with home appliances or Starkweather Street. 646- 649-5334. . 9am-3pm at 646-6055. 646-5324. will occept someone with with you and save on overtime hours, no (2) Federal, State and Civil phone. EOE. V. experienced and/or (1) (3) (4) (9) . 2966. school trained. Hourly similar background. heavy phyelcal activity I Service lobs now availa­ Seeking Responsible per­ Secretary to Sales Man­ Good driving record. Call required, and opportun­ ble In your area. For son, excellent with child­ wage and bonus plan. Full babysitting costs. ager of small manufactur­ or part time openings, A M 875-1939. ity (or advancement aa a information, call (602)837- ren for babysitting 8 year ing company. Diversified (•) (^) (8) (9) (10) Full Time Tellers— Apply or PM hours. Phone Bene­ profaaalonol nuclear i 3401, Dept. 1258. Savings Bank of Man­ old In my home. 3-7 In skills, knowledge of word Part Time Babysitter Arbor Acres Farm seeks evenings. (^ 1 647-1101. ficial Tax Center at 646- curlty officor. Apply on full and part time boultrv chester, 923 Main Street, processing helpful. Call 4156, ask for Steve. EOE. needed Immediately. Be­ I Lott — Cot, Siamese Babysitter Wanted — In 646-1700. Personnel Department, fore and after school. November 19 - Novem­ ?i5) t13) (14) Hebron Home for plea­ farm workers. Call Jim Responsible, experienced (11) (18) cross, tiger gray, McKee 643-1531. EO E. v Carpenters helper Must be In Bowers School ber 30, 1985. Bring an Street/Campfleld Rood sant one year old girl. Fracchia, 633-4681. mechanic wanted for well Teaching Assistant — Im- wanted. Willing to learn area. 6494225. original and one copy of area. Reward. 643-5352. Hours — 1:30pm-6pm and established serviM sta­ . mediate morning position LPN/RN full or port time trade, some experjence your birth ceitKIcate, 3:30pm-l2:30am, alternat-' Full and Port Tim e Per­ .In child care center with tion .. In Manchester...... Full Ing weeks. Call Gall, 228- for busy growing family necessary. Must have Get needed back-to- high school diploma or I sons wanted to work In preschoolers. 30 hours per“ ~/J'” '* “ ''“ ■•obfe medicine practice. Call Lost — Four month old 0571. kitchen with other girls own hand tools. Call be­ school money by selling 22 Hours Per Weel< GEO. DD214, social se­ ¥ week, Call 646-7160 be- 6464)166. tween 5pm-8pm. 647-8722. unneeded Items, around M. Calico kitten. making sandwiches and ' tween 8am and 3pm. B., 6474)562.- curity cord and driver's Woodbrldge-Avondale- other kitchen duties. Call your home. Usea low

KIT‘N’ CARLYLE <%y Lorry Wright I m lJ i APARTlIENTS Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1985 — Single copy: 25

Four Room Apartment — Heat, appliances, one ta r FORKNT only. No pets. Security, ...... < .■■-..■.■it ■ lease, references.' $435. Both sides Gtnttomwi Only. Cantrol Call 6496340. location, kitctwn prlvo- lodgot. parkins avallablo, Two Bedroom Apartment Mcurltv and roforonooi — Appliances, carpeting, J m u . roqulrod«43-aM3. references, no pets. $450 plus deposit. 643-4072. drafting Lodlot Only— Nloo, aulot room for sonlor citlitn or workins oirl located on 2 but lint. R tftrtn c tt and Mcurlty. After S:30pm, Rockville — Six room opartment, second floor, statements call M4S3S3. oppllonces, heat, washer Pleotont room for ma­ and dryer hookups In­ ture. working sentleman. cluded. $460 plus security Kitchen prlvlleoet. park­ deposit. $71-0776. Two leaders keep ins. near but line, referen- kUi cet required. Call M7-9033. Monchester — Nice, mod­ ii-n ern four room apartment up private talks with appliances. $400 REMOVE GREASE and monthly plus utilities. 647- C ins by NBA. Me 0 met from outdoor metal 1113 after 6pm. I !!, >t.7 ’ . Comblnod Wire Services furniture the eotv way. Juet dip a cloth In turpen­ Three Rooms, one bed­ GENEVA — President Keagan and Soviet leader tine and rub the metal room, basement wolk-ln ' ' j . - ' j / " r* * • Mikhail Gorbachev called a temporary recess today until spots disappear. To a p a rtm e n t. $365 per U i Z ' t ' - CELEBRITY CIPHER in their superpower summit while experts on both sell Idle Items the easy month plus utilities. Need CaMutty OpM r cryptognnw a n crMtad rrom quoIMkm by tanMua sides review ^ the deliberations and debated way. use a low-cost ad In paopla. p u t and pnaant. Each lattar m tha dpbar alanda for own refrigerator. Imme­ a n o ttia r. ro d q y ’a d u a : E a g u a lf H, “ whether and classified. diate occupancy. 649-3069. how” to report by CONNIE WIENER on the historic Spacious Four Room Related stories, “MEFL LDGDUA SCDBLU session. APARTMENTS Apartment — Near bus pages 5 and 8 In the mean­ line. Adults. No pet$. One time, the two IFOR RENT cor. Security. References. ADB KFFVK XD VFSKBCF 649-1265. leaders re­ mained at the Manchester — Available BW, NX’K XNVF XD OEFOH Soviet mission, conferring informaiiy foiiowing two Immediately. One, two One Bedroom — Wall to fe. rounds of formal talks and lengthy private talks. Herald photo by Pinto and three bedroom apart­ wall, modern kltchen- ADBC A8CUKXNOH.” — GNPP ments. $425, $495, $525, /both, olr conditioning, “ We are discussing whether and how we will report heat and hot water In­ very nice. December 1st. the occurrences at the summit,” Larry Speakes, the Larry Fox, secretary-treasurer of the New England Health Care Crestfield-Fenwood nursing home. The plea prompted a letter cluded. J.D. Real Estate, After 6pm, 6466652. PFVPFA. White House spokesman said. “ There have been no Employees Union, District 1199, Tuesday asks the Board of from the mayor to the union and the owners of the nursing home 646-19S0. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "A kitten is more amusing than decisions made on how we will report.” Directors for help in ending the 4'/:-week old strike at the on Vernon Street. Manchester — Very Nice half the people one is obliged to live with." — Lady An informed U.S. official said the talks were Like Private Home — V /t 6 room, 3 bedroom apart­ Sydney Morgan. “ positive” from an American standpoint and that room apartment. Base­ ment. No pets. Referen­ there would be "a tot to say” on results once a news ment, ofwllances. Work- ces. $450 monthly plus utilities. 6496003. blackout is lifted. The official, who demanded Ins single adult, married anonymity, said the blackout could be lifted tonight.. couple. No children, pets. Strikers’ plea spurs letter from mayor 643-2N0. Deluxe Four Room, two A Soviet spokesman also called the summit talks a N HOUSEHOLD t i “ very positive event.” bedroom apartment — iRlriHOUDAY/ I ICARS/TRUCKS I t TICARS/TRUCKS WANT ADS ore worth One Bedroom paneled fully oppllanced kitchen. ID! I SEASONAL GOODS L iU FOR SALE LijFO R SALE looking Into when you're Family SHppeis Speakes said U.S.-Soviet meetings had been held on By John F. Kirch attended the meeting after holding a drag out for one to three years in court. could not be reached for comment this apartment. Appliances, Includes heat and hot two levels: the formal talks involving the two leaders Herald Reporter candlelight vigil. The striking workers " I am angry,” nurse’s aide Paula morning, but in a letter to the Board of » looking for a place to carpeting, references. No water. $525 monthly. 649- Electrical hookup for and their aides, and privately between lower-level marched from Castleman and LaBrec told the directors. She said she Directors they said they had chosen to Head GK03 Skis — 73 1973 Lincoln — Green, 4 llye...whether It's a home, pets. $3t0.446G1«6. 4003. Inches. $50. Coll 643-5280 dryer circuit breaker box, on apartment or a mobile experts. This Indicated that U.S. and Soviet officials Mayor Barbara B, Weinberg said she Lessner’s law office on East Center alone cares for a child and wants to "exercise our legal right to have the door, good tires, replaced were working on drafts of summit statements. Street through downtown and up to certilicgUon (of the union) brought for otter 5pm.o dryer plug and 30 feet of transmission, excellent home. plans to. send a letter to the New return to work. Manchester — Two bed­ wiring. $20. 649-7050.O Lincoln Center. Outside Lincoln Center, review before the Second Circuit Court 1979 Red Honda Accord — running condition. Best Mark Palmer, a State Department expert on Soviet England Health Care Employees Un­ After the meeting, Fox said the union room apartment, 5 HOMES 4 door. Air, high mileage, affairs, and Oleg Sokolov, the charge at the Soviet the group sang “ We shall overcome” had received what it wanted from the of Appeals seated In New York.” rooms, second floor. Re- offer. 6490001. ion, District 1199, and the owners of the FOR RENT Hot Point Washing Ma­ runs well. $1,812 or best embassy in Washington, started work on drafts even Crestfield-Fenwood nursing home urg­ before they entered the hearing room to board and called the mayor's letter an The owners challenged District 1199'a frlserator, sos stave B chine — Like new. $99. Nmr FASHION 102 |l HOUSEHOLD offer. 633-2479 between 5- 1971 Lemons — 350, V 6. before the summit talks. ing both sides to make "every possible bring their case before the board. “ important step.” certifleation unsuccessfully before the sarose. No pets. Two Call 646-7276.0 7pm. months security. 6494314. OOOOS Excellent running condi­ The unexpected halt interrupted talks' that effort” to settle a 4‘/i-week-old strike at "W e need your help now," said Larry "Frankly,” he told union members on NLRB in Hartford and Washington, tion. New exhaust, Gorbachev described as “ very lively” and focusing on Fox. secretary-treasurer of District the steps of Lincoln Center, "that's D.C. The labor board certified District Moved — Must sell I Sofa Renault Le Car, 1979 — the home. Four rooms — West side, Used Refrigerators, loveseat, chair, Ethan brakes, snows, battery, "all the problems of concern to the Soviet and Although a copy of the letter will be 1199. "The community should not everything we could have asked them to 1199 as the legal bargaining agent for Must sell. Needs some $750. 647-9600. stove and refrlserator. Manchester — 7 room Washers, Ranges — Allen tea wagon, desk, GE American people.” sent to Gov. William A. O'Neill, it is not tolerate this type of lawlessness.” do.” nurse's aides, housekeeping and main­ work. Best offer. Coll Fox has said the owners are acting tenance employees early last month. $365 a month plus secur­ house, V /t baths, applian­ clean, guaranteed, parts refrigerator and oil point­ 659-0092, leoye message. Gorbachev arranged to hold a news conference here an appeal for the governor to help settle Town officials interviewed this morn­ ity. One year lease. No ces, centrally located. and service. Low prices. ings. 646-8261. Thursday, after the summit meetings end, and his the strike, Weinberg said this morning. illegally by refusing to negotiate a ing said the town could not support one Despite the NLRB’s complaint, the p ^ . $72-1709,9am-5pm. $695 plus utilities, two B .D ." Pearl & Son, 649 remarks are to be carried by television to the Sovidt "It's important for the governor to contract with District 1199. side over the other, but that a letter owners have still refused to negotiate months security. Call 646- 1975 Dodge Window Van Main Street, 643-2171. Brown Wall hugger Naug- people at home. This suggested he might have an know of the municipality’s concern,” The National Labor Relations Board urging the owners and the union to and the case could end up in federal Manchester— Rve room, 1021. ahyde recllner. $40. Call — With bock seat, 3 speed Dotsun Pulsar, 83 — 4 important announcement. in Hartford recently issued a complaint court. oi^column and removable door sedan, automatic, she said. resolve the issue would be in the best V two bedroom, newly re­ Corner TV Cabinet__ 646-2435 after Spm.o Meanwhile, John Sauter, deputy bed frame In back. $2,300 air, mint condition, low Reagan had already scheduled a speech to Congress The town has spent $3,921 for police to the owners because of their refusal to interest of everybody. decorated apartment Manchester — 'Bowers Yield house dark pine. Thursday night after a stopover in Brussels to brief begin contract negotiations. The officer in charge of the NLRB’s School Area'. 7 Room or best offer. Call after mlleoge. Asking only protection outside the 'Vernon Street "The town obviously can't take sides with garage. Located In Holds up to 19' TV. $200. NATO allies. owners have said they will not negotiate Hartford office, said the board has filed center of town. $425 plus Colonial, 3 bedrooms, 1V> 649-4832. 4pm, 742-5024. $5,190. Call 6490286. nursing home since the strike began, in the labor dispute,” Town Manager utllltlos. Zinsser Agency, baths, rec room, fire­ MISCELLANEOUS While keeping secret whether they had made Weinberg said. .with District 1199 because it does not Robert B. Weiss said this morning. a motion for a summary judgment-with 646- 1510,646-1511. place, garage, treed lot, I FOR SALE 1985 Honda Accord LK—4 1901 Honda Accord — 3 headway in reducing tensions, the two leaders said At a meeting Tuesday night, the town represent an "uncoerced majority” of "What the town seems to be doing now the labor board in Washington, D.C., to 25' Color TV. Console. they had discussed the likelihood of future summit the nursing home’s employees. try and enforce its complaint. country kitchen I Phileo, pecan wood. Ex­ door, loaded, 5,000 miles. door, overage mileage, Board of Directors approved of the is appropriate." excellent condition, red. meetings, and whether Gorbachev would visit Fox said the state could take a way the The NLRB issued the complaint after Mondwster — Avolloble $$50/month plus utilities. cellent condition. $225. Chapee — Wood/Coal Excellent cnditlon. Bal­ letter to District 1199 President Jerry Directors James F. Fogarty and Asking $4,800. 742-0379. Immediately. Second 6496000. 649-9975 otter 6pm or Burning stove. Excellent ance warranteed. 646- Washington for talks next year or in 1987. Reagan said - Brown and the home’s three owners, owners' operating license or cut off Stephen T. Cassano, both Democrats, District 1199 filed unfair labor charges floor, 5 rooms plus. $475 weekend. condition. Original cost, 0560. € a J s be would welcome such a visit but that “ it hasn't been Rollapd Castleman and Josiah Lessner, state funds. The union has petitioned agreed that the letter should be sent, but with the board. 1903 Chevrolet Celebrity. plus utilities. Includes $400. will self for $150. agreed to.” „ both Manchester attorneys, and How­ the governor to intervene in the matter. said that was the extent to which the The workers have said they will Beautiful, clean, well stove and refrldgerotor & STORE ANO Kenmore washer & 643-4022. AM X, 1969 — 390, Auto­ C ro c k ett ard Dickstein of Vernon. Fox said he was asking for state town could get involved. return to work when the owners agree to one parking space, cen­ equipped. Many extras. Dinette set with a For­ matic transmission, involvement because the dispute could The owners of Crestfield-Fenwood negotiate a contract. trally located, children OFFICE SPACE Excellent condition. 643- \ I I R m if y Please turn to page 10 About 50 members of District 1199 mica top Includes 4 Vernistein Snow Tires, power steering, power accepted - no pets. Secur­ chairs. 646,6477. 205/70 SR14, like new. 27' 7523. Office Space — Excellent brakes, tilt wheel. Excel­ ity and references re­ Shogun 400 Touring bike. > p e n quired. 643-2920 after 6. locotlornwlth ample park­ lent condition. Too many Kitchen chairs, 4 brown Best offer. 649-2166. new parts to list. Best ing. 600, 400 a, 300 sq. ft. vinyl swivel. $150 new, $50 Entire town faces assessors scrutiny office suites are now offer. 295A401. MOTORCYCLES/ Manchester. Brookfield each. 643-0422. Three 9 x 12 rugs, red, Street. 3 bedroom, 2nd oyallable. 649-2091. I r ic yc le s blue, green, aporfment 1971 Mercury — 6' cy­ Bv George Lavng — less than if the town had hired a would be properties that have been floor, 2 family, fully ap- Beautiful Decorator size refrigerator, excel­ will bAused to determine the Prime Space Ayalldble — linder, 250 HP, Standord, 4 S pllanced, wall to woll, Chairs — Velvet backing. lent condition. Yodel cool 1903 Honda XL200R — Herald Reporter amount of taxes that must be paid private firm to do the work. He said substantially changed or con­ Tolland industrial Park, door, radio, heater, one Insulated, garage, wqsher $300. Fireplace screen, stove, room size, blue Only 1,500 Sunday miles. by property owners. the cost of hiring a contractor structed since 1980. and dryer hookups. Avail­ new building. 2,500-22,000 $20. New ladles 3 speed owner. 643-0261 after 5pm. 646-7634. Before long, someone may be Vincent said that between three would have been over $500,000. The change will save money and sq. ft. Reasonable rates. H braided rug. Call after 5 0 3 7 able December 1st. No bicycle, Schwinn, $100. 5:30pm, 647-1101. taking a picture of your home, or and six town employees will be Manchester is one of the few avoid hassles with homeowners pets $575. .onth plus utili­ & D Associates, $75-5003, 649-8692. Men's 10 speed Huffy even asking to come inside and photographing ail property in communities in the state in which who do not want to let an examiner $726706. 1977 , Dodge Tradesman ties. 647-1225. Radio Control Fibre Glass Van — Automatic, beauti­ bicycle. Needs new shift. Easily crocheted in two look around. Manchester and examining the pictures of ail property will be inside. Vincent said. Pecan Wood Bedroom Set Cessna Airplane. New In ful condition, low mi­ $25. 643-5478.D colors of Craft and Rug But don’t hurry to call police, interiors of all buildings con­ taken, the assessor said. He said 3 Rooms, Clean quiet 1st yam, these comfy slippers “ The large majority of proper­ — Queen size bed, mat­ kit.' $65 or best offer. leage, garaged. $4JM)0 because it’s all perfectly legal — as structed since 1980. Manchester is also the first Con­ floor apartment. Heat, tress 8i boxspring, chest, 649-0670.G firm . 646-7634, Mope4 — Botayus, used will please sU members of ties will only require an exterior appliances. Prefer older MISCELLANEOUS mORMNNPI the family.' long as the picture-taker dr inspec­ While exterior checks of all necticut town to limit interior inspection,” he said. "W e don’t night stand, dresser with all summer, needs minor EXOUSIV2 tor carries a letter from the town inspections. 2 buildings will begin next wtek, married couple or retired FOR RENT work. $85 or best offer. No. 54^ has directions want to inconvenience more people two mirrors, excellent Greaf Christmas Gifts! Plymouth Fury, 1974 — assessor's office. Vincent said the interior inspec­ “ It’s very unusual,” he said. lady. References, secur­ condltlon.'k$850.649-6311 or 643-2831.0 for Childh Sizes (6'-9' than we have to.” Set of 13 Transformers. 360 motor, new carbura- FASHIO N...Tke Mega- On Monday, the assessor's office tions will not start for several Manchester will be able to use ity, no pets. Landlord Manchester Industrial 627-9016. $99 or will sell singly. tor, runs good. Body fair. soles); Womenh and llve-ln. 6466113. itoe Isr Wnw n Wbe Beet Is M eni (10^-12' soles) inclu­ will begin a revaluation of prop­ weeks and will be limited in the the interior evaluations from the Examiners will have a letter of and Warehouse. 720-19,100 Please call 646-4995.a First $99. 649-4744 after hereVHdi ilnosns cfetlieeMeet sive. square feet. Off 1-304. Call Frigidaire Stove, Frlgl- 5pm .□ MISCELLANEOUS erty for the Grand List for the case of buildings for which data last assessment, conducted in 1977, identification signed by the asses­ Manchester ^ Available 643-2414, brokers dalre Washer, 2-plece Commodor Vic 20 Compu­ dneiy PheOsCeMe petun fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 1987, has already been collected. Vincent said. They are stored in sor, Vincent said. Weekly an­ Immediately. R ve large I AUTOMOTIVE Is srOar, said $2A0t t « eath Assessor J. Richard 'Vincent an­ protected. white mahagany bed­ ter — Color, manual plus 1970 Two-tone Granada — designs In all sise ranges, esnsra, piss M t far pastsit aaa Vincent said the survey will take computer memories. nouncements will be made of the rooms. All recently reno­ room set. All In good monitor attachments. Very good condition. Air with s sgatkl Grace Cele aaadiiai. nounced today. The revised values about 20 months and cost $253,000 Vincent said the only exceptions streets that are to be checked. vated, appliances, wall to condition. Best offer. 649- New. Excellent starter conditioning, automatic. Pair Rrestone Town & CeBeetten far Istger etara; fla«,caieT_ wall, wosher/dryer hoo­ Country Snow tires. 105- ROOMMATES 4343. computer. $25. 649-0832xi Reasonable. 643-8601. 1 t M « S f kups. $525 plus utllltlos. 75-14. Good condition. $40 priMwinning CeBege etyfae; 0 WANTEO Ik e Sewing flnpplNnint (in- nw Yfit, N.V. ttesa Call 64P9066 otter 4pm. United 22 cu. ft. upright 20 lb. Monster Maul Wood Volvo GLT Wagon, 1981 — pair. Call 6499M xi Prist Haas, MSrsu elUi Zip etructione for ' attractive ■ COJE tas blyis MtwSar. 1985 disasters put strain on charities freezer, cream color, 10 spllter with steel handle. Excellent condition. All intereetmg, pick-vp prctecte, For Rent — January 1st. months old, has lock. $500. $40 for two tires. P1S5 SPECIAL: Otct 200 oe- $20flrm.643-6001.a options. $9,500. Call 644- ptaitowUMSw Cenyone. Five-room duplex. Fire­ 742-7630. 2753. 80R13 Firestone Fiber­ lectiona and a FREE By Peter S. Hawes said it had overspent its entire soliciting donations at a time of place, large kitchen, Exercise Bike — $20. Call glass belted. Very road­ fe ofder. tend tI M . faefadee Pattern Section in the The Associated Press $34.5 million disaster-aid budget crisis. "W e do have things in a stove, yard, basement, ALBUBL Just 13.00. steady. Reliable Herald Rug, blue, beige or green. 647-8602.O 1974 Plymouth Duster — worthy. Coll 646-1036.O French expert warns for the fiscal year that began only Stamford warehouse,” Corsiglia washdr-dryer hookups, SOUKS It $4.34 aaca reporter seeks house or Room size. Podding also. Slant 6, runs good, some NEW CANAAN — Relief agen­ four months ago. said, "but most of the stuff we’re convenient location to bus apartment to share. Must 1977 Dodge Automatic 6l2t-00ua-ais aaS ate. ate of new eruption $75. Call 644-4147.0 Tools, Cement Mixer, Me­ rust. 96JIOO. Must sell. la S m i oiawi haw ts Nikt Wtw. cies say their financial and human stops, porklng tar one car " It is straining our financial and sending to Colombia has been be In Manchester. Coll tal lathe, Tl Computer, Best offer. Call 649-1063. Transmission — 310, 8 a - iii—NziaooN HsaaisKau— resources have been taxed by the — see page 22 o n ly. .N o pets. $625 Kevin after 12:30pm, cylinder. $99 or best offer. ze qpM tf ittasm k uM t. human resources,” Ms. Woodward raised in the past few days, Electric Stove — White. 30 chainsaws, g rin d ers, a 112— TO tIVE ar KEEP— 40 unprecedented number of disas­ said. "Still, though, there is primarily because we don’t know monthly plus utilities, se­ weekdays at 643-2711. Call 643-6091 after Frist Neat, MSrati nits ap X 26 X 36, $50. 643-1906.O punching bag, 70 Sunbird. Chevy Malibu Classic, ceet. attsiteani atwt to NMa. ters that have occurred this year. incredible generosity on the part of what will be needed.” curity deiMsit, lease. Call Call 64641454. 3:30omx] 1977 — 4 door, V-0 power Since mid-year, earthquakes the American people. They con- 647- 1004 after 5pm Red Colonial Print Sofa — brakes, power steering, "W e were and are concerned have killed more than 5,000 people emergency fund. It allocated tipue to care, crisis after crisis.” weekdays. .. Good condition. 646-1757.0 hitch, good condition. INVITATION TO PID about the fact that we are continu­ For Sale UOUOR FMNIT INVITATION TO B » in Mexico City, mudslides have $100,000 to help survivors of the Ms. Woodward said emergency ally hitting (the corporations) up. $900. 209-1945. Sealed bids will be received NOTICt OF AFFUCAT10N M ^ad bids will be racalvad Rockville — 3 rooms, one Dinette Set — Table and In the General Services' of­ caused h u n d r^ of deaths in a earthquake and aftershocks that efforts have not cut into the It becomes more difficult to hit I ANTIQUES fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ In fha General Sorvicat' of- bedroom. Includes heat six upholstered' chairs. This Is to elvo notico that i, flea, 41 Canter St., Monchtt- Puerto Rican shanty tftwn, an nearly leveled Mexico's capital agency's normal, budgeted opera­ them up when only a week ago we 1978 Audi Fox, 4 door, air ter, CT until DECEMBER 3, NORMA MORICONI of 30 o h d h o t w a t e r , Good condition. $95. Call ♦•r,C T until DECEMBER 1, Haig planning ’88 bid? erupting volcano has buried an city in September and it has tions. "W e won'tdo that," she said. HOLIDAY/ Antique Sewing Machine conditioning, mlchellns, 1905 at 11:00 a.m. for the fol­ KNIGHTON STREET, MAN­ 1905 at 11 ;00 o.m. for tha fol- asked for the same things,” be $nS/month, available De­ 6494093.O 79,250. Good condition. lowing: CHESTER, CT.hovo fHod on , estimated 25,000 people in Colom­ allocated another $100,000 for "W e will never divert money from said. SEASONAL — Looks great. Wood lowlno: Agency. cember 1st. One month Asking $2,000. Call after REBID - CDNSTRUCTION application plocordod OC­ ^im iSH 6 INSTALL TWO LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A bia in mud and five hurricanes relief efforts in Armero, Colombia, developmental programs.” securtty. 635-1306. finish. Coll anytime, 643- OF GLOBE HOLLOW TOBER 24, 1905 with the De­ spokesman for Gen. Alexander The short statement said Faberware Convection Spm, 64^2527. -.SWIMMING PLATFORM (2) OVERHEAD DOORS AT have struck the U.S. coastline. a town destroyed by last week’s Americares provides most of its Snow Blower — Two 5615. $99.d portment of Liquor Control o ^ ^ FIRE DEPT. Haig (shown above in recent file Brokaw "anticipates that Gen. oven — Excellent condi­ The Town of AAonchester Is RESTAURANT WINE AND “ It’s been a year of natural and enyition of the Nevado del Ruiz aid through the donation « f goods 6peed and reverse, six tion. Used taw ties. Asking on eouol opportunity em­ Tha Town of Monchastsr Is photo) announced Tuesday that Alexander Haig will be a Inside Today Depression Glass— 'Tom 1974 T-BIrd — All power BEER for the Mile of alco­ on equal opportunity am- man-made crises that I don't think volcano. — tents, food, medical supplies, horee pofirer, twenty-four $75. Coll 649-2320X) ployer, and requires on affir­ holic liquor on the promises he expects the former secretary candidate for the presidency in and Jerry* set. Bowl, six options, very dean Inte­ mative ach on policy foroll of plevsr, bnd reoulrat on afflr- the world has ever seen,” said Ms. Woodward and an officihl of blankets and clothing — from Inch path. $99.6466229xi rior, iTwchanlcally sound. 956 MAIN STREET, MAN­ .motlvo action policy tor allot of state and NATO commander 1988.” mugs, orldlnol carton. $35 Its Contractors and Vendors CHESTER. CT. 06040. The Its Contractors and Venders Betty Woodward, a spokeswoman a New Canaan-based agency, corporations, most of whom make 28 pages, 4 soctlons Avoiiobie December 1st Child's Bunk bed ond Needs bodywork. $1 JlOOor at o condition of doing busl- to seek the presidency in 198$. Brokaw, who has represented — 6 rgomsln 3 family Snow Blower — 6 Horse Arm. 649A339XI butints will be owned by MO- os o condition of delna busl- for Save The Children Federation Americares Foundation, a g re ^ the products they donate. Spokes- mattress boards, $50. 646- best offer, 6490404, 647- neu with the Town, os per RICONt ENTERPRISES, nns with the Tevwi, oo per Haig was not immediately Haig since he resigned as home. Appliances and posmr. Yardman. $99 or 1775x1 Federal Order 11246. Inc., a Westport-based agency that that so many disasters within such tinan Jim Corsiglia said, about 200 A d v ic a — __ 16 ObItuariM. 0000 or 647-1340. INC. of 956 MAIN STREET, Fodorol Order 11246. available for comment on the President Reagan's first secre­ B u a ln s n _ _ 28 Opinion__ gorage. Securtty deposit beet ofOMT. You pick up. BM Forma, plans and specifi­ EAANCHESTER, CT. 0M40 BM forms, oMns and modfl- generally provides development a short period have put a strain on tons of supplies are to be sent to the WANTBI cations ore ovollabie at the ond will be conducted by statement released by Norman tary of state in July 1982, said CISMlfM- . 26-28 Ptoplalilk. and references required. 643-2251 ofter Awn j Pair Upholstered living ootlont ora oVolldblo at tho aid to 43 countries around the their resources. Armero area by Americares by the Comlca. .20 8po^. Plymouth Barracuda, General Services' office. NORMA MORICONI os par- General Borvleos' ofllco. Brokaw^, executive vice presi­ the general knew of his plans to No pets. Working or older room choirs, gold and TORUY 1973 — Automatic trans­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, mlttse. world. Both, however, said their situa­ end of the week. Enteftalnmant. . 18 Tsisvialon. ceugiee. pretarred. $450 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, dent of the William Morris release the statement. LottSfy I .2 Wsathar— Wooden Toboggan with green stripe pattern. Ex­ missions, power stferlng,' Save The Children also provides tions are not as serious as that of Unlike Save The Children, PtaOVNIfNee. 5»«779atter cushion. 7 ft. very good ROBERT B. WEISS, NORMA Y. MORICONI cellent condition. $75 for SOnranhls — Class of 1933. power brakes, body fair: GENERAL MANAGER Doted Nov. It, 1«d5 ROBBIT B. WEISS. disaster relief through a $300,000 the Red Cross, which last week Americares generally reacts by Spfh; cendfllen. OtS. 649-2433.0 the pair. 646-2190.0 646-5746. GENERAL MANAOEII 6466318 after 6pm. 017-11 020-11 035-11 A L