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TAB CARS CABS CAM CAM CAM BALES FOB BALE Automotive RMBALE RMBALE H M 8A U RMBALE AUTBIWTItfE I 1 aurhratrrManche-slnr A City o! Village Charm Hrralft FOUR G«n«ratlon too S5 CAMARO Z3S t-top OAT8UN 510 1971. Auto sal*. Movlno,antlqu*s, OLDS Cutlass Supr*m* USE RICE to cNon th* 84 Hondo Civic S. 5 speed, 73.4 door, powor stiwr* bluo, • cylindor, auto Inside of bottles and long- matic transmission, A/C, original owner. furnitur*, coll*ctlbl*s, IFOR BALE •tc. Octobtr 3 and 4, Ino, brakos, outomotlc. matic, with air. Fac stom vases. Sprinkle ric* body In good condition. Excellent condition. GDDDYEAR Eagle ST $500. 64341S35. tory sound systom 4 Inside container, odd Excellent 3nd car, now 67K.84500. 646-SB03. 10^. 61 Sprue* Str**t. P185r70R13 raised 30 Cents Manch*st*r. Rain or GRANADA. 1071. Runs 1901 D ODGE Colt. 4 ey- now Eogl* G T RWL worm, sudsy water and bottory, and now id Ford Escort GT- whit* letter Ares (4) shin*. wall. Vary rollabi* llnd*r, standard trans tiros. 39,000 mllos. shake vigorously. The muffler. Runs great. Electrlc sunroof, 5 good tread left, in transmission, am/fm mission. Good condi *10,500. 6434600 or 649- rice will polish « id cloon *1000 or best offer. speed, 38,000 miles. cludes (4) 13" rims and cossott*, air. *1300 or tion. . Now point lob. 006Z Interior. Us* the classified Must sellll Coll 647- *6800. Ask for Karen. (4) triple chrome b*st off*r. 563-9656 of- Asking $1300. 649-3S07 1977 BUICK Apollo. Good columns to sell those still 8314 after 5. Ask for plated wire wheel cov oftor 3:30pm. Paul.a #ord Gronodo. Depen- CAM t*r 6pm or l*av* onglno, now tiros, ra good, but no longer used dable, no rust, 95,000 ers. *135 or best offer. New owner plans expansion of Burr Corners RMBALE mossaoa.o diator and wotor pump. Items around your honw. mllos. *800 Arm. 647- Coll 649-3643 after *300.6494331. 19^DLDSGm*ga4door, Bv Andrew Yurkovsky t6Y‘6TA T*rc*l 19*3. 3 0338 osk for Eric. 5:30pm. .______buildings In the Tolland Turnpike Caldor and A A P anchor stores, Buckland Hills, about a mile away. Hartford 'seems to show that a wishing will not soil any door, 5 sp**d, om/fm NISSAN Sentra wagon 305 V-8, 107K mllos. Herald Reporter center would be much lower, Morin 19>i DDD GE Coronet. 19i3 Alllance-65,000 miles. strip mall. would be encouraged to stay. He drew a comparison between positive Interractlon between Burr thing ... a low-cost od In cossott*, oir. Mk. Ex- Many now ports. 1983. 5 speed. Good Very good condition. said. A/C. AM -FM Cassette. CAM White Enterprises Corp. of Far The addition would be built off of his project and the renovation of the Corners and the Mall at Buckland Cloulflod will. Why not collont condition. Driven dolly. *500.649- condition. *3000. 7 « - *1500 or best offer. Call The buyer of the Burr Comers 6315. oftor 6pm. 6494538. *2300. or best offer. FOB BALE mington closed a deal Wednesday the movie theater building, and Corbins Comer shopping center in Hills could work. Town Planning Director Mark Sell Your Car ploc* on* todoyl 643-3711. *3300. 649-5673. 4188 after 5. 871-6451 after 6pm. Shopping Center announced plans to purchase the shopping center for extend to the Dunkin’ Donuts, West Hartford, a strip shopping Morin said the addition should not today to expand and renovate the Pellegrini said this morning that about $6 million from a Florida running parallel toToIland Turn center which has continued to resuIMn an increase In traffic on center, in order to take advantage expansion of Burr Comers should * 1 5 developer. pike. Work on the shopping center, thrive in spite of its proximity to the . Tolland Turnpike. Those now driv have no effect on the Buckland Hills C of shoppers who will bedrawn to the Dennis L. Morin, president of to be renamed the Plaza at Burr larger Westfarms Mall acros.s the ing past the shopping center will 4 Line* — 10 Day* proposed Mall at Buckland Hills. development. But he said that Burr White EnterpHses, said this morn Comers, will begin as soon as street. simply have more Incentive to stop Corners probably would benefit SO* otwrg* oach addi The work will include a *2- ing that he has begun negotiating permits are obtained and is sche Although White Enterprises had in and shop at the center, he said. from traffic drawn to the larger tional lino, p*r day. You milllon, 50,000-square-foot addition with potential new tenants, but he duled to be completed in June 1988. planned to purcha.se Burr Comers The shopping center would at mall. The benefit would not be o*n canool at any Mm*. to house seven stores, elimination would not say who they are. He said Morin said. before the owners of Corbins tract a different type of tenant than Immediate, however, because the of an X-rated movie theater provid SORRY, the stores now located in the Marin said the plaza would serve Comer began work there, Morin the proposed Buckland Hills mall. mall. If it is built, will be completed ing new storefronts for existing NO REFUNDS OR M shopping center, including the as a complement to the Mall at said that what Is happening in West fnr storefronts in the not earlier than 1989, he said. ADJUSTMENTS T CALL HERALD D em s put CLASSIFIED Southern California 1 643-2711 Reagan in CLYDE tough spot CHIVROLer-aUICK, INC. still awaits ‘big one’ R O U T E 83, V E R N O N 7S Cougw xnr •2995 END OF 2 WASHINGTON (AP) - Three LOS ANGELES (AP) — Southern in the suburban community where SI Dodo* D1SO PU •4995 more Democratic senators, includ Californians set to work today to ■ The big one? This Richard Nixon grew up. 51 Old* Om*s* •4495 ing Lloyd Bentsen of Texas, said clear the destt*oyed buildings and was just a ‘wake-up call’ Police patrolled the town for •6495 looters, said police Sgt. Charles 52 Ragd oeup* ew 1987 C olt £ 4 -D o o r Sedan today they will oppose elevation of sea of shattered glass left by the ■ A variety of reac SS Century mu*« •0195 s Judge Robert H. Bork to the region’s most powerful earthquake Plummer, and Gov. George Deuk- 53 C*l*brlty 4 . •6495 Supreme Court, criticizing Bork's since 1971. tions, aplomb and panic mejian planned to tour the suburb of 71,000 residents today. S3 Potd P1M XLT 4.4 •6195 SUBCOMPACr IMPORT WINNER! record on civil rights and individual Thursday’s disaster, which offi •6995 STARTS privacy. One Republican an cials called a dress rehearsal for a — atoriM on page 5 In Los Angeles, where five people S3 OonncvHI* 4 *. Compare to: T oyota Tercel, Nissan S3 Chevy 810 Title* 4M •7195 nounced his support for the "B ig One” yet to come, killed at were arrested fonooting, a special Sentra, Mazda 323, Honda Civic, anti-looting squad Was on patrol 53 Hegel 4 er. •6995 X 7# NOW! N nominee. least six people and injured more Subaru Hatchback. Stock #1396 than 100. In an interview today on CBS, downtown and the entire depart 54 Oulck Skyhewk Wg. •6295 ■ "In virtually every case where he Bradley added: ” It was a valuable ment was on alert, working 12-hour S4 Tren* Am •10,795 has taken a position, Judge Bork The temblor lasted only 10 to 15 bias opposed the advancement of seconds but crumbled dozens of exercise in terms of our prepara shifts, said Lt. Dan Cooke, a police S4 Regel o*v** •6095 civil rights over the past 25 years,” buildings, damaged hundreds of tion. ... Within 15 minutes our spokesman. S4 Cemero ceue* •6495 Something for Everyone! Bentsen said in a Senate speech. He houses and tossed heavy pieces of emergency center was ready in At least six people died, one of SB Chevy 8-10 *telni« •6495 added; " I am not prepared to vote furniture about tike toys. Sixteen every respect.” them a college student on her way for a Supreme Court nominee who aftershocks followed. The temblor, which struck at 7; 42 to class struck by a two-ton slab of 872-9111 has steadfastly refused to ackowl- Yet, emergency jervicea-worked a.m, Thursday and measured 6.1 on concrete falling off a parking edge that the people of America smoothly, traffic flowed, power the Richter scale, was centered structure. have a constitutional right of was quickly restored, and highway seven miles east-southeast of down Rattled residents said they SCRANTON privacy, especially in the home.” improvements completed since the town Los Angeles at the northwest feared the "B ig One," a long- Also announcing their opposition devastating 1971 Sylmar quake end of the 30-mile-long Whittier predicted future massive quake were Sen. John Kerry of Massachu minimized damage, officials said. Fault. expected to release 1,000 times ANO le U O T UBSD OAhS... The town of Whittier, five miles more energy than Thursday’s BOkM S.Sh riNANOINO Oh LSSSI setts and Jeff Bingaman of New "It could have been worse,” said Mexico. Bingaman said confirma Mayor Tom Bradley. "Overall, I from the epicenter, suffered the temblor, the strongest since the 87 FIFTH AYE. m •14,606 7,095 tion' would run the risk of inviting think we escaped a major catas most damage and the mayor magnitude 6.4 Sylmar quake that 07 L ARON * declared a state of emergency. 06 trophe, and I ’m sure we’re grateful 2 •13,206 “ an era of internal dispute and aT*Tuf*o for that.” Hundreds of homes were damaged 87 RAIDER 4x4 •13,706 disaffection” in the country. Pleaae turn to page 8 87 RAMCHARQER New 1987_LaBaron Coupe “ To place this man on the 4«4 •17,606 Supreme Court would be to re-open 87 SHADOW bid wounds and to re-fight old TweeAeieie •10,606 r SPORTY AND LUXURIOUS! battles,” Kerry said. 87 DODGE PU nee Hal •16,066 Compare to: Olds Calais, Buick Somerset Regal, On the other side. Sen. John Jobless rate falls to 5.9% 88 DAYTONA tuac •13,006 Ford Thunderbird and Mercury Cougar LS. 30 to choose from. McCain, R-Ariz„ weighed in with 88 LASER o«e •13,406 H*r*ld photo by Pinto Stock #1347 WASHINGTON (AP) - Civilian 5.4 percent, has shown little 86L*BARONtdf •10,806 an endorsement of Bork and asked colleagues to examine the nomi unemployment in September fell improvement.” 86 DODGE eoo Oorwl •14,408 This gingerbread man, a symboi of support for the 66 DODGE «o Oomt •14,706 nee's integrity, legal conipetpnee, through the 6 percent barrier for 'The jobless rates for men and 86 RELIANT 8.W. •8,006 experience and judicial Eighth Utilities District, stands in front of the home the first time this decade as the women had mirrored each other at 68 DODGE temperament. of Elinor Patten at 33 Mather St. economy created 132,000 jobs, more nearly 6.0 percent in December and CHARGER •7,806 0% OR CASH ,995 " I believe Robert Bork is well than 40 percent of them In the had fallen together to 5.6 percent in no April. 08 CELEBRITY IIKmL •8,806 BACK qualified in all four respects and rebounding manufacturing sector, 88 CHY, GTS Tun» •10,306 • ^ UP TO observed Judge Bork in his capac the government said today. Employment growth slowed on 80 RELIANT 4 or. •7006 Last month’s 5.9 percent rate — a the service-producing side of the Interest rates & rebates va iy from mtxlel to model. New 1987 New Yorker Turbo ity as solicitor general and federal Ginger man ready Unennployment 00 LoBARON Oofwt •13,408 court of apeals judge,” said 0.1 percentage point drop from the economy, which has accounted for •8808 1 P*fc*n(o(«iort(tora*. (•Monaty ad|usM(> 86 CAMARO Ooeee McCain. rate of July and August — came virtually all the job growth of the 06 VOYAGER ven •8806 PURE PERSONAL LUXURY - . He criticized what he called “ (he despite a drop of 309,000 in the 80 1980s. 86 DODGE OMNI 4er. M,308 tactics of distortion, hysteria and number of working Americans to Retail trade showed the only real 88 HORIZON 4 dr. •4,306 to help the Eighth Looking for who BEST IN ITS CLASS! politicized paranoia that many of 112.7 million. strength, adding 70,000 jobs last 06 NISSAN 4x4 pu •7,006 ' " Compare to: Buick Park the special interests have used and But the ranks of the unemployed month, while the finance, Insurance 08 PONT. 8000 STE •8,306 STEAL campaign. But most builds ’em best? Avenue or Olds 98 Regency. exploited to oppose this man." By Alex Glrelll declined at the same time by 132,000 and real estate industries, which 84LA8ERie,.Turko •7,406 people, Patten learned, did not Stock #1136 Bentsen, who had not previously Associate Editor to 7.1 million as the labor force have grown steadily since 1082, 04 RELIANT w*e •6,308 eat the cookies. They shellacked Look at who backs ’em best! indicated publicly how he was shrunk by 440,000 with the return to (ailed to post any Increase. 84 PONT. 8000 STE •7408 tneiii <4im uung them on Christ leaning, became the fourth South Gingerbread cookies seem school of teen-agers who had held Mrs. Norwood said the flat 03 LoBARON 4 4, •8,706 mas Trees. ern Democrat in 24 hours to like unlikely weapons in a war of summer jobs. performance of those sectors 83 DODGE 400Id, •4,406 Thus inspired, Patten asked announce opposition to Bork. Those words and jurisdiction. Manufacturing employment rose "probably reflects the joint effects 00 OMNI td, •2,006 her husband, Richard, to make 70 BUICK SKYLARK •2,708 losses and another defection in But last year, durfhg~a^ttle by 55,000 last month, with large of rising interest rates and con a wooden version of the ginger struction activity slowdown.” 70 MONTE CARLO Republican ranks apparently have against changing th e ^ o w n gains in the steel and machinery Apprdd. ISK Oft. On*. bread man. She said she plans to industries. Since June, the econ Construction employment, ad omtm mm. mimi hurt Bork's chances, but President Charter to make it possible to put it on display in times of omy has produced 165,000 factory ONOJ FMA MJ JAS justed (or seasonal variations, 77 DODQ6 HatBBvnw* .. Reagan has said he is far from consolidate the Eighth District stress for the district. OPfRpar. «K poluiMri *4.885 jobs, raising the manufacturing tsm •S7 dropped by 35,000 last month and Is giving up. and the town without the dis The stress now is a proposed 77 CADILLAC SEDAN employment level to its highest S e p t-86 August B7 Sept *87 down by 00,000 from the end of last ; " I ’m working my head off to trict’s consent, Elinor Patten’s agreement under which the D8VILLE, Nl08l •3.405 point since August 1985. 1 11 6 0 % I f 5.9% year. make sure that we don’t lose it,” a gingerbread cookies were part district would give up its sewers 7 0% 1 Visit defiant Reagan said Thursday after of the ammunition. Overall, the seasonally adjusted New payroll jobs, calculated at and take over the town’s fire 132,000, would have totaled about 875-3311 Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., joined An organization called unemployment rate has not been AP graphic station in Buckland along with below 6 percent since November 200,000 were it not (or strikea by 9 three Southern Democrats in an STEAL, Stop Tampering with fire jurisdiction for a larger 1979, when it also stood at 5.9 teachers and other school person-. 9 *16,250 nouncing opposition to Bork. the Eighth’s American Liber area. hit, and the employment rate for nel with the beginning of the fall Senate Democratic Whip Alan ties, mounted a flght a gainst the percent, the Labor Department BUTO But Patten is not convinced men shot upward, surpassing the term. Cranston, D-Calif., said Thursday move and Patten, of 33 Mather said. the agreement is bad. ” I really rate (or women,” she told the Although the overall civilian BEBVICEB he was counting SO senators likely St., helped. The commissioner of laborstatis- don’t know how I ’m going to congressional Joint Economic jobless rate has fallen 1.1 percen to vote against Bork, with 40 likely She baked 300 gingerbread tics, Janet L. Norwood, said the vote,” she said Tuesday. Committee. tage points since September 1080, to support him and 10 undecided. cookies to be sold at a fair for 30 industrial recovery has a ffected the She said her first instinct was "Partly because of tne growth in teen-agers have not fared as well as cause There was no indication how he had cents each. relationship between the jobless to keep the sewers. "But I would factory jobs over the last (ew adults. AUTO SERVICE listed Bentsen. People bought the cookies and rates for men and women. like to see the whole thing “ During the recession of the months, the rate for adult men has "The jobless rate for teen-agers the time Senate Judiciary Committee the money helped to finance the solved,” she said. OH Lube Filter early 1980s, the predominantly fallen to 5.0 percent in September, Please tnm to page 8 while the rate for adult women, at Special *16.99 couldnY be male factory work force was hard Please tnm to page 8 Complete Brake Systems better! TODAY Tuns up Specials Coventry playground a shambles, parents claim Cooling Systems Bv Andrew J. Davis who has three children in the sanduuA » . i „ t,,owing In the the measure more completely in had been brought to their attention. Cloudy, showers Alternators, Herold Reporter school. ” It seems perfectly clear middle of the box. the future. But because of budge School board Chairman Judith Starters, and that the minimum ongoing mainte Board members stated they were tary concerns, and with the colder Halverson said that the board Mostly cloudy tonight with a 7 Tire Service COVENTRY.— Parents of Coven nance needed to have the equip aware of the problem and that some weather around the comer, it is the would have to receive estimates on chance of showers after midnight. try Grammar School children are ment comply to a baiic standard of temporary measures have bron wrong time of the year to fix the how much reconstruction would Details on page 2. Body work and afraid. They’re afraid someone is safety is sorely lacking. ...But our taken. playground, he said. cost before taking action Rust repair going to get hurt in the school (ear is that it will take a serious According to School Superintend injury (to) one of our children ent Nathan Chesler, a sand ship ” I feel (noliiO' It’s pretty safe,” According to board member John In d e x * Car don't run? playground. In fact, they are so concerned, before any lasting repairs will be ment last week to the playground Chesler said. ” We have long-range Fleming, the problem did not occur Free towing tor plans for the playground after this Advice. . 20 Lottery. they brought the problem to the made.” has covered some exposed footings overnight, though. He said because customer servic* cars winter. If we have the money, we’ll of numerous reasons, the play Busine** . _ 7 Obltuariee__ 8 attention of the Coventry Board of in the area. Also, a large pole with a only In Manchester. Stargardter even brought a vis address it this spring. If not, after ground has not been cared for over ClaMifled _ 21-24 Opinion _ _ _ 8 Education at the board’s Thursday cement block at its two ends has ual aid to the meeting. He had taken July 1. I can assure you we will the past decade. meeting at Coventry High School. been removed from its lying Comics 10 f^ple _ _ _ 2 8/eMIKE FLYNN 10 Polaroid pictures of areas in the address it.” Connecticut__ 4 Bporte____ 0-12 27t Hartford ReaR "The conditions of the Coventry playground that were in diarepair. position in the playground. “ This is a reflection of what has Grammar School playground can Chesler said he saw the extra He added that school officials not been done to the school grounds Enterteinment 14 Talevltlon____17 8 am - 8 pm be considered deplorable at best,” Among them were tilted basket- sand as only a temporary solution toured the playground before the the last eight to 10 years.” Fleming Focus I 13 U S /World___8.8 Weather_____ 2 649-8309 said parent Herman Stargardter, bait hoops, tilted monkey bars and a and that the board would address 'Thursday meeting after the matter said. ” It has to be changed.” Local newt__3. 0 BUD'S MOTOR SALES ' t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. 2. IW7 MANCHESTER HERAl.T), Friday, Oct. 2, 1987 — 3 JL=J! THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER SOS suggests Probation officer seeks panel HwAccu-W H f^lonecwl tor»AJt,Slui<>iy,Octob
GREENWICH TAP) - American Brands Inc. will aell off its Sunshine Failure of five more banks Biscuits and Pinkerton’s subsidiar CSHtll Expansion THSRe I VMS.AN ies because they “ do not fit in with our long-range business strategy,” INMOaSMT CHMRCH Jack company Chairman William Alley killed sets post-Depression record said. "Til Sunshine Biscuits Inc., based In tor tl S^ReWRV... Guerl of hospital Aaderaoa By The Associated Press Another 16 banks — 11 of them in in assets. Woodbridge, N.J., posted sales of n o r’ s Texas— would have failed this year Seidman said the FDIC. which $510 million in 1986 and Is the Servli —WASHINGTON - The failure of without assistance from the FDIC. insures deposits up to $100,000 in third-largest U.S. biscuit producer. Peo five more banks has pushed the A rescue package for an additional 14,000 commericai banks, has wea The subsidiary's Canadian snack varyli nation’s 1987 total to a post- 62 banks owni^ by First City thered the storm. It should end the operation, Humpty Dumpty Foods isn’t easy In I Depresssion record for the fourth Bancorp, of Texas is pending. year with $)8 billion in assets, Ltd., will also be sold, All^ s a ld Ina was S' year in a row, but federal regula "While we’re looking at this pace breaking even for the-year. statement. beer, tors see better times ahead for the continuing for the rest of this year Pinkerton’s Inc. of New York " I don’t think the average bank door« Neighborhood opposition to tentative plans beleaguered industry. ... we see the trend sharply City, a guard, patrol, inspection Jail workers ing consumer needs to be con and investigative service, had waikt by Manchester Memorial Hospital to build a The Federal Deposit Insurance reversing next year because of cerned about bank failures,” said ticket m B. Corp. shut down the five on improvement in the Farm Belt,” record sales of $378 million in 1966. parking garage illustrates a problem with no Alan J. Whitney, FDIC spokesman. come ®'teotiaiwHiiwr Tbursday: three banks in Texas, said L. William Seidman, FDIC “ Sunshine and Pinkerton’s are easy solution. “ The depositers of most failed Don NEAW and one each in Nebraska and chairman. fine companies with strong market The hospital is hemmed in by residential protest feds’ banks are fully protected and In positions but the food and security vlrtui Minnesota. The closings push this Seidman is predicting 200 failures most cases we’re able to work out a bulldi development on the south and oivthe north and year’s total to 141 with three months by the end of this year and a decline Industries do not fit in with our transaction that results in no nessei left to go, topping last year’s to 150 in 1988. long-range business strategy,” Al is running out of space for expansion. Parking interruption of banking services” ' sent li end-of-the-year record of 138. “ We have seen something near a ley said Thursday. space is not adequate for the hospitaI’s AIDS policy According to Cynthia Latta. a In * The previous records were 120 in bottoming out in the Oil Patch,” Sunshine products include Cbeez- debrii present need, much less for the need that will 1985, 79 in 1M4 and 77 in 1937. An Seidman said. ” We haven’t seen an senior economist with Data Resour It, Hydros, Krispy and Vienna Thirt] estimated 4,000 banks closed their upswing yet, but it’s an improve ces Inc., a Lexington. Mass., Fingers crackers and cookies. arise if the hospital builds a medical office officii doors in 1933 at the peak of the ment in the sense that it's not going forecasting firm, the banking sys condominium for physicians who have WASHINGTON — Former Rep. George Hanseit, Morgan Stanley A Co. Inc. will Mai Great Depression before the FDIC down at the rate it was.” tem in Texas, which encouraged a R-Idaho, incarcerated in Petersburg federal prisota represent American Brands In the clarei frequent occasion to get to the hospital in a was created. Despite the high level of closings proliferation of small banks by on a campaign-fund violation, has protested sale. least hurry. More than half of the closings this this year, the FDIC points out that forbidding bank branches; is contri rf=il vehemently about the danger of AIDS at the two si year — 76 — have occurred in most of the failures have been buting to that state's woes. American Brands has businesses But the character of Russell Street is Virginia penal institution. Now the controversy has Mlk '’rexas, Oklahoma and Louisiana, among small banks with assets in in tobacco, financial services, distinctly different from that of Haynes taken on new life with the disciplining of three "You have a lot of small banks distilled siprits, office products and their states dominated by the ailing oil the range of $40 million to $50 serving only one community and Street, which is visually dominated by the prison employees who wanted better protection . consumer products. phant industry. Forty-two of the failed million. The failures so far this year the market areas they served were c WhIttI hospital buildings themselves and a series of against inmates found to be infected with the institutions were classified as agri represent less than one quarter of 1 'American Brands has invested dependent on one industry,” she J famll] deadly disease. cultural banks. percent of the industy’s $2.9 trillion $1.1 billion since the beginning of medical office buildings. It is easy to said. AP photo throui Washington Wire The three, all case managers, were placed on 1987 in acquiring the distilled spirits understand why Russell Street residents don’t The next big problem will be real business of National Distillers and “ Til |Waht to be staring into the high blank walls of indefinite leave with pay after they filed formal - estate loans in the Southwest, she It’s all on the disk thrasl grievances over the prison administration's refusal Chemical Corp. for Its James B. predicted. Banks from around the Beam Distilling Co. subsidiary, and ~a parking garage. to disseminate the results of AIDS testing at the * Take-home pay rises IBM employee Ralph Mersiowsky views an IBM optical country have purchased participa ACCO World Inc. office products. It may be that if hospital officials meet with facility. They also received poor Job-performance, tions in the loans, more so than with disk In the middle of stacks of paper recently In Tucson, their neighbors, some compromise can be It’s hard to cope with Iran ratings. Prison officials said the suspended • energy loans, and the failures next Arizona. The paper, representing 100,000 one-page In 1986, American Brands re T ported record sales of $8.5 billion worked out. Apparently the hospital has workers presented “ security and safety concerns?’ with more schooling year are likely to be spread more letters, or up to 200 million characters of information, widely around the country. and has posted sales of $4.8billion In overlooked that possibility. The officials deny the actions were retaliatory. Conti By Barry Schweld more time to cajole the Iranians could be stored on the optical disk. the first half of this year. spoke only on condition of However^ five case managers who filed grievances By Randolph E. Schmid dropouts, who average only $693. > Rising interest rates could cause But a diplomatic approach to neighipprs will into laying down their arms. anonymity. about AIDS, including the three who were T The Associated Press “ There’s a hard lesson shown.... problems for some banks next year, Chair not increase the amount of land available WASHINGTON - George Iraq, frustrated by Iranian "Trade embargoes don’t gener suspended, received poor ratings; the prison’s There’s a clear relationship, that but " if a bank is well managed, D-Del Shultz isn't the sort who would near the hospital for further development. vacillation, has resumed the ally work. We’d like to get other two case managers, who didn’t file WASHINGTON - What’s it economic rewards do accrue* at interest rate increases should not forcei admit it, but Tehran is giving the do it in," Ms. Latta said. "Banks Future not being considered Shorter hospital stays and the transfer of "tanker war” in the gulf after a multilateral support, but we grievances, got passing grades. worth to finish school? each progressive level" of educa confic secretary of state and the entire have lived through a lot of interest many treatments from in-patient to self-imposed moratorium. Ten aren’t going to get it. Our friends The employees on leave must remain at home or „F o r high schoolers, graduating tion, Robert Kominski of the Census ” CI Reagan administration fits. sions — and the risk of a wider means an extra $352 a month in Bureau said in an interview. rate cycles and they should be QUESTION: shares at that price. We’re also us,” I out-patient service has diminished future and allies tend to pick up the someplace where they can easily be reached from' taking that into account when they Every time Shultz gets ready to conflict involving U.S. naval earning power. "The piece of paper, and the A company in assuming the warrants have not to cal demand for bed space. slack,” the official said. 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. One ‘ ' make loans." call on the U.N. Security Council forces — remain high. And college students who finish different kinds of pieces of paper, which I owned expired, as might be the case after But described his situation as "house arrest.” four years earn $672 a month more mean something. They mean some stock bought all those years. It may be that the hospital will have to give to slap a worldwide arms em Shultz has spent nearly two And yet, he added, "nobody The banks failing Thursday Strate Two of the furloughed workers, Charles Trotmqn fhan those who attend college but thing to employers and to the back my shares, Investors’ You really should keep a more the V up its idea of a physicians’ office bargo on Iran, the folks in Tehran weeks at the United Nations in likes to put money in Iran’s were; Security State Bank in and Nathaniel Nelson, are president and vice don’t get a degree. success of individuals. They repres Oxford. Neb.; Clay County State paid me cash watchful eye on your investments. more condominium even if market studies indicate maneuver to sidestep the sanc New York, where he has made coffers.” president, respectively, of the local chapter of the -Those were among the findings of ent different levels of learning and Bank in Dilworth. Minn., and three and issued 80 Guide Check the status of those warrants the I an interest among doctors. tions with intriguing hints that it is enforcement of the cease-fire one Shultz’s hesitation over eco- a new Census Bureau study re development of skills,” Kominski warrants to me. with the corporate secretary's American Federation of Government Employees^ affiliated banks in Texas — West William A. Doyle numb The office building obviously would take up about to accept a cease-fire in the of his top priorities. He remains nomicsanctionsisincontrastwith They contend that prison management wants to leased Thursday, measuring the said of the various college degrees. ern Bank-Westheimer. Western Each warrants office at the company whose stock undec some of the present parking space while at the Persian Gulf war. confident the Soviets and China his strong stand on an arms keep them away from work until after next month's average income of adults, based on Following professionals, the Bank-North Wllcrest and Western entitles me to Is involved or with a good broker Ask The point of an arms embargo ultimately will support the U.S. embargo. He simply is not sure an union elections. ^ how much schooling they had study said, were people who had Bank-Westwood. buy one share of age firm. sugge same time it would create the need for more would be to force Iran to.comply received. the company’s position. But the war rages on. oil embargo would work. Trotman and Nelson are also black. After they received doctorates, who averaged They were typical of failures this lost, I parking spaces to accommodate patients of with the cease-fire ordered July 20 Meantime, Shultz is returning “ If the price is right and Iran Tops on the list were profession $3,265 a month over the four-month stock at $80 until QUESTION: I am a retired man The I charged that racism played a part in their being , als — lawyers, doctors and dentists year. Only the Westheimer bank December 1992. The stock cur QUESTION: Why would a war and know I will be required to start the doctors whose offices would be in the by,the security council to stop the to Washington for more frustra has heavily discounted its oil, study period. that.” placed on leave, a third case manager, Steve — who earned more than five times had assets of more than $50 million rently is trading around $70 and the rant entitling Its owner to buy a making withdrawals from my 7-year-oid war and set the stage Iranian oil will flow to other ” Th condominium. tion over Iran. Michniak, who is white, was also put on indefinite, the pay of people who failed to ^ Holders of Ph.D. degrees, while and only the Minnesota bank was warrants around $17. share of stock at $80 a share trade at Individual retirement account after While the hospital missed a point in not for peace talks between Iran and He has to help Reagan decide markets,” Assistant Secretary of leave. The union charges that he was singled out to complete high school. having extensive Iplnofessional not primarily an oil or agricultural If the warrants allowed metobuy $17 when the stock is trading at $70? I pass 70>A. If I die before all the involving its residential neighbors more fully Iraq. whether to try to reverse the sharp State Richard W. Murphy said rebut the charge of racism. The study found that only about training, are scattered over a wide lender. the stock for less than $70, I could money Is withdrawn, will my wife, variety of fields, and thus on in initial discussions, it was quite right in The maneuvering makes the increase in Iranian oil sales here recently. ^ Nelson told our reporter Gafy Clouser that he one American in five — 21 percent So far this year, 42 banks have “ exercise” the warrants to make ANSWER: Because some.inves who is the beneficiary, have to pay United -States look a little awk with a U.S. embargo. There could be another reason — has a college degree, but they are average earn less than the profes failed in Texas; 27 in Oklahoma; the purchase and sell the stock at a tors and/or speculators believe — income tax on the balance In the Cl wants the public to know the cost of keeping the sionals, whoare concentrated in the applying early for the zoning variance it ward and out of step with the other for not cracking down on Iran, the ones who make the money, nine In both Colorado and Minne profit. However, withthe warrant's "hope” might be a better word — account? Imports of Iranian oil totaled three men on leave with pay — at a total annual A ) might need for the garage. That brought the according to the report. “ What’s It high-paying areas of law and sota; seven in Louisiana and exercise price being $80 and the the market price of the stock will big powers. $819 million through July, the despite its perennial presence on rate of more than $90,000. In addition, three case Wedn Worth? Educational Background medicine. Kominski said. California; six in Kansas; five in stock’s price being $70, I would rise above $97 before the warrant ANSWER: Your wife wlli pay issue out in the open, and it may have given Shditz, as well as President Commerce Department said this the State Department’s terrorism managers brought in from other prisons to take his Cl and Economic Status; Spring At the next step down, people who Iowa; four in Missouri; three in have an immediate loss. expires. annual income tax only on the the hospital a motivation for reconsidering its Rewan, have set deadlines, only week. That's an increase of nearly list and its refusal to agree to a repor their places are each paid $50 per diem above their 1984.” have achieved a master’s degree Florida. Indiana. Montana and When the warrants were issued, If that happens, anyone who buys money she withdrawseach year. As to retreat because Iran has cease-fire in the gulf. Acc priorities. 70 percent over all of 1986, when salaries. From top to bottom, there was a averaged $2,288 a month, the study Utah; two in Alabama, Illinois and the company stated the purpoe was a warrant for $17 now and later beneficiary, she could close the managed to persuade the Soviet Americans bought $498 million Eight Americans remain hos The heart of the case managers’ grievance is that Spread of $3,178 a month in average found. Holders of a bachelor’s Wyoming, and one in Massa- to raise additional capital. I don’t pays $80 to exercise the warrant account, take all the money and pay Tunu Union and China, whose support worth of Iranian oil. tage in Lebanon. Some anti- they must come in close contact with the prisoners Income. That’s the range from the degree averaged $1,841', followed by chussets, Mississippi, Nebraska. see how that can be accomplished will come out with a profit. a fat tax. But that would be fooII$h, turnii terrorism experts believe they Also, If the stock’s price rises', the 2 East for sanctions is essential, that in Iran depends on oil sales to every day without knowing which ones have tested average professional, who earns those with an associate’s degree at New York, North Dakota. Ohio and with a deal like this. Am I viewing unless she needs a big ailm. for a begai time the cease-fire will be finance its purchase of weapons are held by pro-Iranian factions. positive for the AIDS virus. AIDS is a particular $3,871 monthly, and the high-school $1,346. South Dakota. this incorrectly? market price of the warrant usually particular purpose and has other shows a greater percentage in causi observed. from a variety of sources, includ While the United States has problem in prisons because many inmates are drug ANSWER: Not really, but you’re Income to meet her living expensea. crease than the market price of the In almost all cases, it’s far wiser of til Ten days ago, in a high-profile ing China, Bulgaria, North Korea ruled out negotiations ordeals for abusers, and some of them have contracted the ' evidently looking only at current stock. Because warrants are lower to make Just the required annual four-l speech to the U.N. General and the black market — the very the hostages, closing all channels prices and ignoring what might disease by sharing needles with other drug users. priced than the stocks, warrants withdrawals. collld Assembly, the president gave to Tehran might make it more Third world debt a concern happen in the future. same arms Shultz would like to cut The employees’ position was stated in a letter to are a less expensive way to Pol You’re quite right about losing If your psot-70>A withdrawals are Iran 24 hours to "clea rly and off. difficult to secure their release. the Bureau of Prisons from union attorney Linda speculate. based on the Joint life expectancy of come” TiBiionsI such as those of money if you exercise the warrants unequivocally” accept the cease The issue is on the agenda for the Despite the many differences Sheffield. "These employees are expected to stop WASHINGTON (AP) - Leaders proposal that the Reagan adminis you and your wife and the life tration backs but which is expected Latin America, has balked at now — or anytime while that stock QUESTION: In 1956,1 purchased fire or face an arms embargo. National Security Council meet with Iran, U.S. policy remains fights, assist in medical emergencies, administer of the World Bank and the Interna expectancy Is adjusted each year, tional Monetary Fund are making to have a hard time getting through putting up additional U.S. funds for is trading below $80. It would be 600 warrants. That gave me the Referring to the speech Iranian ing Monday at the White House. geared to moderating Tehran’s first aid and live in close quarters with AIDS as Is allowed, neither you nor your the same pitch to the world’s Congress. the IM F fund that assists the foolish to do that and pay $80 a right to buy 600 shares of stock at a President Ali Khamenei was to But there may be no decision. policies. Shultz has made it clear wife will ooutllve the IRA. carriers for eight hours a day, five days a week,” industrial nations; they want more At a time of budget austerity, poorest nations. share, when you can buy the stock fixed price. I noticed that the stock deliver the next day, Reagan said he has no objections to communi An Reagan’s advisers are divided. she wrote. money. particularly with a presidential Industrial countries with trade in the marketplace at $70. had a one-for-five reverse split In comp if the answer were negative, the The Pentagon supports "rfanc- cations between the two sides. "N eedless to say, an atmosphere of fear and Both Barber Conable, president election year coming up, U.S. surpluses, such as Japan and West However, ifthestock’sprice rises 1982. How does that affect the William A. Doyle, a syndicated Mane council “ has no choice but rapidly tions, .but there is no consensus at That’s one way to try to change suspicion has developed, as well as deep of the World Bank, and IM F lawmakers are not expected to look Germany, should foot the bill. above $80 before the warrant’s warrants? cotamalat, welcomee wrHlea w m s- Mane to adopt enforcement measures." the State Department on what to policies, and it also could be a resentment of administration officials, who have ^Director Michel Camedessus say with much enthusiasm on proposals Baker has argued. expiration date in December 1992, tlons, bet be can provide aaswera warn! The answer was more negative do. hedge against new opportunities new funds are desperately needed to increase spending on multina But Camadessus on Thursday you can exercise your warrants and ANSWER: Assuming the war only thorngh the eelama. Write te failed and refused to confront the situation, while mlllii than positive. But the United for the Soviet Union to gain to ease the ever-increasing debt tional insititutions which have no countered that ail nations, includ have a profit. rants have a clause "protecting Doyle In care of the Manchealsr "E verybody is looking for" maintaining a safe distance from the inmate chare ® ige? by NEA, lot f . burden on poor and developing U.S. constituents. ing those with trade deficits such as Of course, you have no assurance against dilution,” as most do, each Herald, P.O. Box 181, Mancheatcr States did not follow through with something practical and useful influence in Iran. population.” Impn nations, a debt that now approaches The IM F and the World Bank th e U n ited Stat’d's, should that will happen. But if it does and warrant now entitles you to buy five its threat to move for sanctions in that will have an impact, but they Prison spokesman Frank Sizer said that the menti “By golly, Frank, this new dummy computer $1.1 trillion. ended their annual fall meetings on contribute. you exercise your 80 warrants at the council. It is giving Secretary- are not sure the best way to go Barry Schweld covers diplo clerk institution has compiled with Bureau of Prisons Camadessus is pushing for con Thursday, the 42nd such Joint In remarks clearly directed 10, you will turn over $8,400 to that DOES give you an aura of being with It. “ General Javier Perez de Cuellar macy for The Associated Press. Noi about it,” sai^ a U.S. official who policy on the matter. He said inmates are tested . tributions to triple a $3.5 billion session, with plenty of new strate the United States, C am ad^us company. Let's say there are 10 Road upon entering and exiting the prison, and results of lending pool designed to help the gies for dealing with Third World said, "W e do not consent tc mijlion of those warrants outstand- 13 WEIGHT WATCHERS* two p the AIDS tests are known only to Warden J. J. Gark World’s poorest nations, particu- debt but more difficulty financing only at the (trade) surplus coun^ JM owned by investors. If all July and to prison physicians — and to others on a arly those in sub-Saharan Africa. them. tries. We also look at the countries those warrants are exercised, the ANNOUNCES THE The I On Thursday, he urged the United In both cases, the United States, that are in deficit” company will receive $800 million “ need-to-know” basis as decided by the warden. liceni States, which has balked at making which now contributes a 20 percent Camadessus said the IM F also additional capital to use in its Who should pay property transfer tax? The warden, noting "considerable concern” by BIGGEST NEWS IN to thi would press the newly industrial business. the staff and inmates over AIDS, issued a memo in a. contribution to the increase, to share to each of the 151-natlon organizations, appears to hold the ized countries of Asia, such as South Warrants normally are issued who I August urging employees to wear gloves when in overcome Its reluctance. WEIGHT LOSS TODM: Conable, meanwhile, cited wide key. Korea and Taiwan, for contribu with an exercise price above the Aft When taxes are imposed on the sale of property, contributions for future property tax payments, contact with inmates’ bodily fluids. The memo also askei International support for his plan to Treasury Secretary James A. tions to the proposed increase. He current market value of the secur who should pay them ;thebuyerorthe seller? also with no interest paid. Thus, we are paying two Whiti ordered the staff to “ avoid actions and statements increase the reserves of his institu- Baker III, the chief architect of said these countries "have consid ity the warrant has a right to THE SMALL GROUP. I learned from bitter experience that this is not years of property taxes before living here a year. which are inciteful (and) which may lead to the erable resources available” to purchase. Your warrants are a the d tion-by as.much as $80 billion from debt-relief strategies to ease the Something Rpecial happena than twelve people. an academ ic issue. We did not know these details until settlement. disruption of the orderly operation of the \ make such a contribution. rather typical example. Thi Northern its current level of $94 billion — a burden on so-called “ middle in- when you put eight to twelve And because gibup members I m oved from Connecticut, which Imposes 3. The bank also demands a ‘ ‘loan origination institution.” to re like-minded people together. have more in common than Just "transfer taxes" on the seller, to Maryland, which Perspective fee” of 1 percent. We did avoid an added 2 percent When case manager Nelson wore gloves Something wonderful. They extra pounds, our leaders can gets the buyer to pay. So I got hit coming and going. "loan discount fee” that many pay by taking a routinely, a memo from assistant warden Gregory: Michael J. McManus motivate each other. They sup tailor the material to each I don’ t object to the idea of collecting a tax on the higher interest rate. These so-called "points” are Hershberger cited him for “ inappropriate i port each other. They talk giroup’s needs and desires. 9 Our Recipe for sale of real estate. But it is impolitic and immoral not the only way banks increase their effective conduct” and said; "Your wearing gloves during { about meanin^ul things. And Theyll also help you individu ally, like showing you how to fit to impose the tax on the buyer. income. We were charged $527 for a credit report, your regular work day is viewed as inciting the •' liey lose weight. H a l l o w e e n We call that effect ‘small the food and exercise plans to Why? What difference does it ipake? an appraisal fee, a document preparation fee, two inmate population and staff and can lead to the group dynamics,’ and it’s some the way you live. A person who has ju ri sold a house is in a far In our case, not until after we made a bid on a months of hazard insurance in escrow (after disruption of this institution.” thing that just doesn’t happen A breakthi^ugh? Yes indeed. better position to pay the tax, because he has house In Bethesda, Md.. a suburb of Wasliington. paying a year in advance), messenger fees, etc. ★ Gobs of with one pers Californians cleanup, O b itu aries SPORTS By D worry about the next quake Elton Lougee TIM i Ellen (Young) Lougee, 71, of Enfield, died Thursday at Hartford NE CMtIimetf from page I came off the side,” Verdugo said, man a i overweight, in Covina. Hospital. She was the wife of John draft adding his baby girl would sleep in Cards don’t wait for Mats, clinch division eight A 70-year-old woman suffered a Lougee and mother of Leslie Ward killed M. the car. fatal heart attack in bed at her ■ of Manchester. legal "This is only the dress rehearsal Amid concern about falling de Irvine home as her husband tried to Besides her husband and daugh By Ben Walker - game with a double and later iatiM for the real thing," said Mike bris, authorities sealed off a dozen calm her over the telephone, but ter, she is survived by two other The Aeseclated Press NL roundup scoring on third baseman Terry tion’i Guerin, spokesman for the gover blocks of the dty. authorities said they could not daughters, Candice Bell of Enfield — see page 11 Pendleton’s throwing error, ^ t Tbi nor’s Office of Emergency Although the quake was brief, its prove the earthquake caused her and Karyl Lougee of Hesperia, ST. LOUIS — Truth be told, the Cox went on to retire 16 straight actio Services. Impact was sure to reverberate for death. Calif.; two sisters, Bernice Cun St. Louis Cardinals did not want to batters and did not allow another fedei People handled the quake with years among those whose fears Nearly 12 hours after the quake, a ningham and Claire Perry, both of play the New York Mets for the shortstop Ozzie Smith said. "They run until Urn Wallach homered In leagi varying measures of poise or panic. became reality. 30-year-old motorcyclist was killed Enfield; and three grandchildren. National League East title this died a slow death and had to die ninth. them weekend. In suburban Beliflower, a famiiy The quake was felt as far away as when his bike slid under a state The funeral is Monday at 9:15 watch." ) Cox, 11-9, had lost five of six throt was sweeping glass and a stream of Las Vegas, Nev., 250 miles to the Department of Transportation a.m. at the Leete-Stevens Enfield So the Cardinals took care of Said John 1\idor, who was September starts going into the caps beer, wine and other spirits out the northeast. It knocked dishes off truck repairing a freeway near Chapel, 61 South Road, followed b y ' business in advance, clinching the scheduled to pitch tonight against game. He excelM against a Th door of a liquor store when a woman shelves In the Victor Valley, 70 suburban Norwalk, said state High a mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. division niursday night by beating New York: “ I just didn’t want the Montreal starting lineup that had ordei walked up. "Can I just buy a lottery miles to the northeast. way Patrol spokesman Lyle at Holy Family Church. Burial will Montreal 8-2 and ending the Meta’ Mets to get a chance at us.” batted .447 against him this season. Ga ticket?” she asked. She was told to In old residential neighbortioods, Whitten. be in St. Patrick’s King Street reign as World Series champions. Added Cox; "It doesn’t matter if "That was the best game Danny forti come back the next day. porches collapsed onto lawns, The quake, dubbed the Whittier Cemetery. Calling hours are Sun "I was thinking if we didn’t win we loae all three to them now.” has pitched since his rookie sea surpi Downtown Los Angeles became a chimneys toppled, windows were Narrows quake by scientists, was day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. .. tonight, we might be playing on “ I can’t worry about who’s son,” Herzog said. Oox got his "U virtual ghost town as high rise shattered, and streets cracked. followed by at least 16 aftershocks Memorial donations may .be Monday,” St. Louis Manager Whi- watching the game,” Oox said. second complete game of the year. buildings were evacuated, busi Those killed Included a 21-year- that measured 3 or more on the made to the Enfield Community tey Herzog said, referring to a "There’s been three million come The Cardinals took two innings to nesses closed and workers were old California State University-Los Richter scale. Three had magni Ambulance Fund, P.O. Box 220, possible playoff. through the gate this year and I get started against Jay Tibbs, 4-5, sent home for the day. Angeles student crushed by a tudes exceeding 4, and U.S. Geolog Enfield 06082, or to the Enfield Gary Carter, Keith Hernandez think they (the Mets) were the only making just his second start since In Whittier, broken glass and collapsing wall; a 32-year-old man ical Survey seismologist Lucile Visiting Nurse Association, P.O. and about a dozen other Mets were ones who didn’t enjoy it." being recalled from the minors debris rained Into the streets. who fell from a second floor window Jones said aftershocks up to Box 235, Enfield 06082. among the 48.763 at Busch Stadium, The Mets, who had an off-day Sept. 14. Montreal Manager Buck Thirty buildings collapsed, city in suburban Maywood; and a magnitude 5 might occurduring the hoping to see the Expos beat the Thursday and were staying at a Rodgers had used his whole staff Cardinals. Had that happenetd and hotel across the street from the officials said. 40-year-oid construction worker coming week. Margaret E. McCufley : while trying to catch the Cardinals Mayor Gene H. Chandler de buried under seven feet of earth 35 The Richter scale is a measure of if New York could have then swept ballpark, played the role of gra and Tibbs was the pitcher most clared a state of emergency, and at feet into a tunnel under construc ground motion as recorded on AP pitoto Margaret E. McCulley, 91. for a three-game series in St. Louis, cious losers. ready to throw Thursday night. least 170 people spent the night at tion in the San Gabriel Mountains, seismographs. Every increase of merly of Manchester and Enfield there would have been a tie. “ We didn’t deserve to win. We John Morris led off the St. Louis two shelters. officials said. one number means a tenfold Lynda Bradley tests a prototype version of a parking Center, N.H., died Thursday even Instead, Danny Oox pitched a can’t say injuries were the reason. third with a triple and scored the Mike and Cheryl Verdugo and Heart attacks attributed to the increase in magnitude. Thus a meter that accepts payment by a plastic card similar to ing at an area convalescent homie. strong five-hitter and Dan Driessen They had injuries, too,” Hernandez tying run on Tony Pena’s their l^month-old daughter, Ste earthquake killed y 69-year-old She was bom in Westchester, drove in three runs as St. Louis won said. "We have nothing to be groundnut. C reading of 5 reflects an earthquake a credit card. The cards would be optically marked to N.Y., on July 27, 1896, and lived in its third division title in six years. ashamed of." phanie, sat on the front lawn of their man during a high-rise building 10 times stronger than one of 4. register the amount paid for the card and would Smith opened (he fourth with a Whittier house. Verdugo said the evacuation in Los' Angeles; a Power outages were widespread Manchester for severaj years be Cox earned the starting job In Carter said, "Maybe it wasn’t double that deflected off Wallach at family planned to stay outside 72-year-oId woman, distraught over but Southern California Edison and decline each time the card was used. The first test units fore moving to New Hampshire 50 Game 1 of the playoffs, at home meant to be. We had our chances.” third base and took third on Tom through the night. damage to her apartment in the city the Department of Water and are expected to be in place early next year. years ago. Before retiring, she against San Francisco on Tuesday The Mets became another team Herr’s single. Driessen followed "The side of the house is pretty of Bell; and a 20-year-old woman, Power said electricity was mostly worked for the U.S. Postal ^ rvlce night. Driessen also will start at to fall to repeat as World Series with a two-run double that finished Toron thrashed. Big chunks of concrete in Enfield, N.H, for 35 years.. ' first base in place of Jack Clark, champions. The New York Yankees libbs. Detrol described by a coroner’s spokeswo- restored by day’s end. MIIvm She is survived by two sisters, whose ankle Injury likely will keep of 1978 were the last to do it. With Cox cruising and the crowd NSW! Parking with plastic? Mrs. Ernest F. (Edna) Brown'of him out of action until late next The Expos also hoped against all sensing a victory, the Cardinals Besto L^week. odds to create a three-way playoff. aomn Manchester and Mrs. Allan (Em broke the game open in the seventh T CIsvsl Reagan in tough spot on Bork Firm hope^ to cash In ily) MacGregor of Southbury; and The Cardinals bought themselves They needed to beat St. Louis and by scoring five times on two hits several nieces and nephews. some time to recuperate by clinch then sweep three from Chicago, and a pair of errors. A private funeral will be held at ing early without having to worry along with having the Mets take Smith hit a two-run single. x-Mln Continued from page KonM day or two who come out our way," before the vote comes." CHICAGO — Urban motorists Special plastic cards would be the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 about the Mets. New York had three from the Cardinals. Driessen had a sacrifice fly and (Mda Ball said. "Significant, but not fatal,” was who fumble for change to feed sold by municipalities or busi Main St., at the convenience of the stalked its arch-rival since July 23, Tt)pt didn’t happen, although the Wallach and reliever Jeff Parrett Oilcn Chairman Joseph R. Biden Jr.,' Reagan told reporters, " I ’m the way White House chief of staff that parking meter will be able nesses, and the cards would be family. Burial will be in Blast when the Cardinals led by lO'A Expos, picked in the preseason to made throwing errors that enabled AP photo Ttxoi D-Del., a leader of the anti-Bork, spending my time working as hard Howard H. Baker Jr. described the to fumble for their plastic, optically marked to register the Cemetery. There are no calling games. lag far behind, were proud. runs to score. By then, most of the Collfe forces, said he is now "increasingly as I can to see that he gets developments. thanks to a major manufacturer amount paid for the card. The hours. "I didn’t want the Cardinals to be "We had an excellent year If you Mets had left their private box and Members of the St. Louis Cardinals Division title Thursday night with their K MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. 2. 1987 — 13 Sportm In BrUf Fans returning tickets in mass Locals entered In club tournament I By TIm AtMclofvd PrMB FOCUS office official at Giants SUdium said. They will be allowed to purchase the team, said he expected the CROMWELL — Stan Domian of Tallwood Country Club and "We don’t want to see a second- up to four end zone seats for $5 65,000-seat Kingdome to be about Btiad Downey of Manchester Country Club will be among the club In l^ v e r , where every home apiece by showing a ticket for any half ftill. string team play. We paid 820 for a game has been a sellout since 1970, champions teeing it off Monday in the Connecticut Tournament of first-rate team." remaining Giants or Jets home On Wednesday, the Seahawks returned 40,281 Uckets for a game. The end zone seats normally sold about 900 tickets at half price Club Champions at the Tournament Players Club. Tbe That sentiment, expressed by a rennd or credit toward next year. tournament will designate the "Champion of flub Champions" disappointed woman in Philadel sell for 813. before being informed by the NFL Fans of the New York Jets turned "We know professional football Management Council that ticket This (R)lle(tior and the winner will receive the Cutter Cup. phia, generally summed up the in «,000 tickete for their game A field of over 100 will be entered. apathy of many fans who de fans are somewhat frustrated right prices should not be reduced for against the Dallas Cowboys. ’The now," said Fred Gruninger, strike games. manded refunds rather than watch game had been a sellout in replacement teams snbMng for Rutgers’ athletic director. "There Pat Sullivan, general manager of ( 76,891-seat Giants Stadium and, at fore. we hope those fans will follow Whaler winless streak now five striking NFL players on Sunday. W per ticket, the refunds cost the the New England Patriots, said is giassy-eyed Through Thursday, an Asso JeU 8800,000. Rutgers, New Jersey’s college more than 30,000 refunds had been HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers saw their preseason ciated Press survey showed that team." granted for Sunday’s game against winless streak extended to five games Thursday as they were to Philadelphia, 40,000 UckeU At Detroit, more than half of the Oeveland. The stadium seats 61,000 Right, Betty Morin, general manager, stands beside the teams had refunded more than Sf. turned In, nearly two- beaten by the Pittsburgh Penguins, 3-1, at the Civic Center. The 287.000 tickets for Sunday’s games. 40.000 tickets sold for the Lions’ and a sellout had been anticipated. fireplace that she aqiqgthe Nigros built when they renovated the Whalers are 3-4-1 in the preseason. ^ r d s of the 62,000 sold for the game Sunday against the Tampa Pitkin glass collection The largest number of refunds were Eagles’ game against Chicago. Boxes of unopened mail and long Wagon Shed in Ashford. Below, baskets filled with apices and Mike Liut went the distance in goal for Hartford. Dave Babych issued in New York, Philadel|diia Bay Buccaneers, were turned back. lines of ticket holders showed up at herbs are a treat to the nose. The New York Giants, sch^uled Bill Keenist, a spokesman fertile had the lone goal for the Whalers. and Denver, where approximately to play Monday night against San the Vikings’ offices in Minnesota, believed to be largest The 1087-U regular season is less than a week away with the 40.000 tickets were turned in for team, said the number of refunds where Green Bay plays Sunday. Frandsco at Gianto Stadium, re was lower than some teams had “Some people are here to buy Whalers' opening the season Thursday against the Quebec each of the games. ported 20,000 tickets returned. By Andrew Yurkovskv sis cannot provide a decisive Nordiques at the Civic Center. With 12 of the 14 teams who will be experienced. "I think It’s certainly tickets,” a ticket office employee In hopes of boosting ticket sales. better than some teams have had," Heraid Reporter answer. at home this weekend reporting in, Giants and Jets season ticket- said, adding, “We have a nice approximately 290,348 tickets, or 41 he said. selection.” He is certain himself about holders are being offered discounu The Seattle Seahawks, a regu It all started with a bottle of Just two bottles in his collec Celtics sign Lewis and Lohaus per cent of those sold, had been on ticketo for Saturday night’s The Los Angeles Raiders re returned. larly sold-out team, reported about ported that approximately 18,000 of Warner’s Kidney and Safe tion, so-called chestnut bottles, BOSTON — The Boston Celtics announced Thursday the college football game between 30.000 tickets returned for its game “At this point, we don’t have Rutgerf and Duke at Giants 52,000 ticketis sold for Sunday’s Liver Chi re. which he bought from signing of their first-and second-round picks in the 1987 NBA much of a demand for the game," a against Miami. Mike McCormack, game against Kansas City had liMn Stadium. Finding the bottle, manufac members of the Pitkin family draft, Reggie Lewis and Brad Lohaus, to one-year contracts. president and general manager of returned. living in Massachusetts. Lewis, a 8-7, 109-pound forward from Northeastern, was the tured by Pitkin Glass Worits of 22nd player selected In the draft while Iowa’s Lohaus (7-0, 235) Manchester for a 19th century medicine firing launched Tho DUFF. WHO WORKS at was the 4Sth selection overall. Gastineau, Carter ^evrolet as general Terms of the agreements were not disclosed. mas Duff on a hobby of bottle collecting. sales manager, first became interested in collecting bottles Bolton soccer association to meet in a battle At this point, he doesn’t know when he found the medicine if his collection of Pitkin glass bottle. He said collecting was A’ Ac BOLTON — The Bolton Youth Soccer Association will meet a * Tuesday at 7:30 p.ih. at Herrick Park. The agenda includes against Jet is the largest in the area. But on an activity in which the whole Soccerfest and Trophy Night discussions. All coaches aiid r,« the other hand, hedoesn’tknow family could get involved. c 4 ^ ^ ' f f persons interested in Joining the assocation are invited. For of anyone in Manchester who Duff’s favorite Pitkin piece is .I'V. further information, call Barry Wagner at 648-4519. HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) - The has one bigger than his own. a greenish sunburst bottle, f*-- gap between Mark Gastineau and Duff, who began collecting which is pictured along with his New York Jets teammates has bottles manufactured by Man several of his other bottles in M Mack Lobell out to complete triple widened so far that reparation ' V.* 1 chester’s Pitkin Glass Works in the late William E. Buckley’s 6** seems impossible. LEXINGTON, Ky. — It’s been 15 years since trotting had a k* ••*« .» .4 * 4 * 4 • 1961, has amassed a collection "History of the Pitkin Glass Super Bowl. Gastineau is the only Jets’ fc of 16 pieces. Most of his Works.” veteran who has defied the NFL 3k*V * .* 4’ -* 4«' That’s the last time a horse won the Triple Crown, which ■ • V* .4-*> collection will be displayed at a "It’s Just a real pretty T Players Association walkout. He •1!. consists of the Yonkers Trot, Hambletonian and Kentucky has been criticized verbally by his Manchester Historical Mu bottle," he said, noting that it is Futurity. His name was Super Bowl. striking teammates ever since he seum exhibit which opens not particularly rare. Mack Lobell, the fastest trotter in history, was to try to become crossed the picket line last week. Sunday. The Pitkin Glass Works, the seventh Triple Crown champion today by winning the On Thursday, the final tiek Duff admits that Pitkin located at what is now the Kentucky Futurity at The Red Mile. between the defensive end and the glass, manufactured in the late intersection of Pitkin and The other five Triple Crown winners were Scott Frost, 1955; rest of the Jets might have been 18th and early 19th centuries, is Porter streets, opened in 1783. Speedy Scot, 1993; Ayres, 1964; Nevele Pride, 1968, and Lindy’s snapped when Gastineau ex really of only local interest and The first glass works in the Pride, 1969. changed punches with an unidenti significance. But there are state, it remained in operation Mack Lobell could also become the fourth horse to win the fied teammate. characteristics that set it apart until 1830, when it was forced to Yonkers Trot and Hambletonian,only to lose In the Kentucky When he arrived at a security from much of the glassware close because of growing com Futurity. The three who failed were A.C.’s Viking, 1962; Steve gate at the team’s Hofstra Univer manufactured in New England petition . Only ruins of the glass Lobell, 1976, and Speledy Somolli, whobroke stride in both heats in sity training complex 'Thursday 1978. ' Just after the Revolutionary works remain today. morning. Gastineau was con War. Duff’s bottles will be dis fronted by approximately 15 play played at the Manchester ers walking a picket line. They Oilers suspend Mark Messier yelled at him, pounded on his gray BECAUSE THE FACTORY Historical Museum, 126 Cedar Mercedes and spit on it. accoiding AP photo used a higher grade of sand St., as part of an exhibit called EDMONTON, Alberta — The Stanley Cup champion Edmonton to a witness. When Gastineau the puck stops here from New Jersey, Pitkin glass "Vignettes of Manchester — HorMd photo* by Pinto Oilers suspended center Mark Messier Thursday for failing to opened the car window to get a pass has fewer imperfections than 1787.” On Oct. 18at2p.m., Duff report to the club. most glass of the period. For will present a lecture on Pitkin from a security guard, he claims Hartford Whaler goalie Mike Liut (1) tries to push Frawley out of the play. The Oilers General Manager Gleii Sather announced the one of his teammates spit through uses his stick to block a shot by some reason, the base of a glass. suspension after^four days of negotiations faiied to resolve a the window. Penguins won, 3-1. Hartford continues Pitkin bottle is also finer than contract dispute. Pittsburgh’s Dan Frawley in their its preseason tonight against the Wagon Shed is worth the trip ”1 was not even going to say those of other bottles manufac 'n iE EXHIBIT also includes "His father told me they wanted the deal done before he comes anything when I rolled down the preseason game Thursday night at the Washington Capitals In Lake Placid, tured around the same time. a typical parlor scene of an back,” said Sather. "I was under the impression the deal was window,” said Gastineau, who was Civic Center. Hartford’s Ray Ferraro N.Y. The pontil, where the bottom of upper-middle class family, a done a while ago.” accompanied by a female pas the bottle is broken off from the replica of a scene inside the Sather said the suspension carries a 8250-;S-day fine and is senger. “I had to get out and defend rod on which it is formed, is Woodbridge Tavern, and 18th Christmas barn attracts visitors with gifts and food retroactive to Sept. 25. myself when someone spits at me. smooth rather than Jagged. century farm Implements. My grandmother would have gotten Bowden anxious for matchup Pitkin glass is unusual for yet A “please-touch” room willv out and defended herself if she was By Anita M. Caldwell Triple A leagues form an alliance spit on.” another reason: It has a offer visitors the opportunity to peculiar oily feel. But Duff, an card wool, handle pottery of the Herald Reporter HOLLYWOOD, Fla. — The American Association and the One picketing Jet said "Gasti expert on the locally manufac period, and see other artifacts International League voted Thursday to form an alliance for the neau got what he deserved.” Jets of his Seminoies with Miami tured glassware, is at a loss to appropriate to the era. "The ASHFORD — It was 1970. After 20 years, 1988 season that will have interleague play and a Joint champion Coach Joe Walton would not com explain what accounts for this Blessings of Liberty,” a series Tom Nigro had decided to close his 400-acre of the two leagues. ment on the incident, nor how it By The Associated Press dairy operation. 2 quarterback Kerwin Bell and fresh might affect team morale. particular trait. of 12 panels depicting the At a meeting of the 26 Class AAA clubs, the leagues man sensation Emmitt Smith, the Still, Duff said it is almost evolution of the Constitution, He was going to tear down the buildings that unanimously voted to play 48 interleague games in a 142-game Florida State Coach Bobby NCAA FootbaD conference’s third-leading rusher, were no longer needed. But his wife, Betty, Bowden isn’t sure his team Is impossible to determine that a will also be displayed. schedule. Harold Cooper, president of the International League, for the Gators, 3-1, and quarterback bottle was really manufac The museum is open from 1 to had another idea. She suggested they will be president of the alliance, which will have headquarters at Frost takes currently worthy of the No. 4 Tom Hodson, wide receiver Wen renovate the 106year-old buildings that had ranking in the nation, but he is sure 17 Alabama plays Southwestern dell Davis and tailback Harvey tured at the Pitkin Glass Works 5 p.m. on Saturdays, Sundays Columbus, Ohio, current site of the International League office. about Miami’s status as No. 3. since other glass manufactur a n d Thursdays. The been built from trees felled right on the The two leagues, along with the Pacific Coast League, voted to Louisiana at Birmingham; Iowa, Williams of the Tigers, 3-61. property. Her vision was to open the Wagon tourney lead ’’They look so good to me. I’m also No. 17. faces Michigan State, "Defensively, we are facing our ers imitated the style of Pitkin "Vignettes" exhibit opens Sun play a Class AAA All-Star Game beginning in 1988. Next amazed they’re not on strike,” said glass. Even a chemical analy- day and runs through Oct. 31. Shed Christmas Barn, a collection of rooms summer’s game will be at Buffalo’s new 19,500-seat Pilot Field on and No. 20 Georgia tackles biggest challenge this season,” filled with herbs, gifts, Christmas ornaments COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) - David Bowden, referring to the current Mississippi. ~ Florida Coach Galen Hall said. July 13, the day after the major-league All-Star Game at strike by NFL players. "When most and dried flowers, with a, soup and bakery Cincinnati. Frost has been Mr. (Consistency on Fifth-ranked Notre Dame and “LSU has one of the finest offensive of those guys graduate. I sure will No. 8 Clemson are.idle. teams In the nation, one with great comer for tourists passing through Ashford. Twenty-three players from American League affiliates will the PGA Tour this year, owning the lowest stroke average and making be happy — they’ve got so many Bowden feels his game will balance and ability.” With love, sweat and pride, the Nigros meet 23 players from National League farm clubs. a lot of money. But the transplanted fine players.” feature more skilled players than The Gators have rebounded from rebuilt the shop. By the mid-1970s, the Wagon Each league will retain its own Identity, and will retain it own South African has yet to win. In some ways, though, Bowden is any in the country. a season-opening 31-4 thrashing by Shed was complete with a banquet hall and president, directors and by-laws. The alliance will be divided into looking forward to Saturday’s "Runners, catchers, throwers, Miami to post consecutive victories wine-cellar lounge. four divisions. That could change this week, compelling home matchup with however, based on Frost’s play defenders, secondary defenders, over Tulsa, Alabama and Missis Managing the shops and preparing the food another Top Ten team. He’s anx punt returners, kickoff returners; I sippi State. has been a big challenge for Nigro, an Ashford Thursday In the opening round of ious to see how his youthful team the $400,000 Southern Open golf think you’ll see more In this ball LSU knocked off Texas AAM, resident who previously worked in the Top seeds advance in Slims play will handle the veteran Hurricanes. game than in any one ballgame,” Fullerton State and Rice before tournament. “I think we’re going to learn farming and farm equipment business as well NEW ORLEANS — Top seeds Chris Evert, Zina Garrison and Bowden said. having its perfect record marred in as in construction. Frost had nine birdies for a more about us this week than we The Hurricanes, 2-0, have al a 13-13 tie with Ohio State last week. Lori McNeil beat unseeded opponents Thursday to advance to the 7-under-par 63 and a two-shot will them from this game,” said He wears his 62 years well. His tough lowed just 11 points in victories over “It will be a difficult test to stop exterior is softened by the genuine interest he quarterfinals of the Virginia Slims of New Orleans tennis advantage over Mike Hulbert. Bowden, who starts six sophomores Florida and Arkansas while their running attack and the tournament. England’s Ken Brown and Vance and seven Juniors. "If we can beat Bowden’s team averaged 39 points passing of Tom Hodson," Hall said. exhibits for his customers and stafF Evert, the top-seed who defeated Australia's Anne Minter Heafner. Another shot back at 66 "It’s rewarding to your heart that you did Miami. I’ll say, we belong up there. and 489 offensive yards an outing in Mike Archer, at 34 the youngest Wednesday night, beat Barbara Gerken, 6-4, 6-1, in a match that was Hale Irwin. "I see Miami as a proven football winning its first four games. good for somebody else,’’ said Nigro, who The terrace dining areatias peaceful surroundings of plants and open space began with Evert struggling through the first set. team playing against a team that head coach in Division I-A, says the admits to getting his education from the "Obviously I’d love to win. I’m Bowden has closed his practices Gators are playing with a lot of with sunlight filtering through the ceiling. ' ^ Garrison, seeded No. 2, beat Maria Lindstrom of Stockholm, 7-6 trying every week. I’ve had quite a hasn’t proved itself, but might be to the public in preparation for the school of hard knocks. "It comes back to you there.” confidence since "they have found (7-4), 6-4, and then McNeil, seeded third, disposed of Heather few chances to win," Frost said. nationally televised showdown at out about Emmitt Smith.” somewhere down the line. That’s the big Ludlos of Foster City, Calif., 7-6 (6-2), 6-2. "Maybe I'll have an answer on In another contest involving Tallahassee, where a sellout crowd reward out of the whole goddamned thing,” Sunday.” ranked teams. No. 7 Louisiana Smith has rushed for 100 yards or full dinner Morin, who has been with the shop for 10 of 63,000 is expected. more in the last three games and he said. The restaurant offers three rooms 'for The 28-year-old Frost, who has State will play host to No. 19 "Any time we play Florida or years, as being the "backbone of the been on the tour three years, has an Florida. another 106yard effort would tie eating pleasures. Two^n the rear of the restaurant business.” Jazz, Malone agree on new pact Miami or anybody close, we’re NIGRO NEVERsweA imagined the 17,000- enviable record this year despite Elsewhere in the Top Ten, it’s No. going to close practice,” Bowden the Florida record of four set by building are designed to look like a country ”I started to work with him (Nigro) part Jimmy DuBose in 1975. square-foot rustic farmhouse on Route 44 inn. time, but ended up working 18 hours a day,” sa l t l a k e c it y — Forward Karl Malone has signed a $6 the lack of a victory. 1 Oklahoma at Iowa State; No. 2 said. "We want to get the attention would become such a hit. He said that his million, six-year contract with the Utah Jazz, ending a year-long He has two second-place finishes Nebraska against South Carolina; of our players and get everything Counting his high school days. The terrace dining area is designed with a Morin recalled. — the Canadian Open and the Bay No. 6 Aubun) at North Carolina; Smith has broken the 106yard customers come from Rhode Island and greenhouse flair. Intimate tables are sur "There’s a great deal of work behind the dispute and making him the NBA club’s second highest-paid where there are no distractions on Massachusetts as well as from all over player. Hill Classic — and has finished in No. 9 Ohio State at Illinois and No. the football field.” barrier in the last 30 games he has rounded by healthy plants gently lit with scenes that people don’t see,” said the the Top 10, eight other times. In the 10 Tennessee vs. California. started. Connecticut. strings of soft’ white IlghU. Tiffany-style Willimantic resident. ”No Gloria Stevens for 9 The LSU-Florida game features The 6-foot-9, 254-pound Malone, the Jazz' 1985 first-round draft It’s not surprising that travelers ride the pick and 13th overall selection from Louisiana Tech, had major tournaments. Frost was In the Second Ten, No. 11 UCLA is some of the top offensive stars in "He has given their offense great lampshades are suspended from the beams. us. There’s plenty of exercise up and down the sixth Inthe British Open, 10th in the at Stanford; No. 12 Michigan plays the Southeastern Conference; confidence," Archer said. distance to the Wagon Shed. The ride ajong In these surroundings, the reasonable stairs.” threatened to leave the club and play basketball in Europe before Route 44 to Ashford weaves gently through negotiations were concluded. PGA and 16th in the U.S. Open. Wisconsin; No. 13 Arizona State prices at The Wagon Shed are even more He is 10th on the money list with takes on Texas-EI Paso; No. 14 colorful fall foliage passing country vegeta palatable. Lunches range from about $4 to $6 NOBODY’S COMPLAINING, though. Both "I think this is a fair contract for both sides and, after all, that’s $387,390 and won more than 8003,000 ble stands, berry patches and rolling hills in the definition of a good deal,” said Jazz President and General Penn State hosts Temple; No. 15 with entrees of pasta, burgers, seafood and Morin and Nigro are looking to the future in three years as well as the lowest Texas AAM travels to Texas Tech; the distance. The Wagon Shed itself has a sandwiches. Full dinners offer soups, salads, when the Wagon Shed will become a camping Manager David Checketts.' 'Suffice it to say, it’s a very lucrative . stroke average at 70.32. INVITATION 8 contract.” No. IdWashin^onlsatOregon; No.j quaint ambiance that greets visitors the a variety of meats, pasta and fish . Vegetarian resort. OPEN HOUSE AND moment they drive into the parking lot. meals are also available. Prices range from Last year, Nigro sold the property to Checketts did not announce the terms of the contract, but the Each room has a personality of its own. In Deseret News on Thursday reported Malone, 24, had signed a 81 $4 to 815. . developer Ernie Reed of Ernest J. Reed million, six-year agreement that pays 8800,000 this year, second RIDING DEMONSTRATIONS one, you’ll find baskets filled with herbs and Construction Inc. in Manchester. NigroMid only to forward Kelly Tripucka’s 8971,000. TURN ON YOUR HOMES OCTOBER 4, 1987 • 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. spices. Another houses gold and crystal NIGRO SAID the thing that keeps him he and Reed have set next spring as the totwet Under his original four-year contract, Malone would have ornaments in a cavern of stalactite crystals going Is the satisfaction he gets from the new date for the opening of a campground reimrt FINANCIAL POWEfl suspended from the ceiling .that the Nigros made only 8275,000 in his third season. His contract tops out at Bring Your Family and Friends For people he meets and the regular customers area. 81.25 million in 1992-93, according to the Deseret News. INTRODUCING- 1 and their general manager. Betty Morin, with whom he has established a relationship. Nigro plans to provide nature lovers with a A HOME EQUITY CASH R E ^ R V E ACCOUNT A Free Demonstration of: constructed. "You gotta like this business to Ise in it,” he country inn, specialty shops, driving range, Three levels of (Tiristmas decorations offer said. petting zoo for the kids, a pavilion for Rangers' Beck Is out Indefinitely • A revolving line of credit secured by the equity In your home. JUMPING by Christie Taylor DRESSAGE by Patricia Eidel Harald photo by PIMo everything to fill your family's stockings and SIDESADDLE by Susan Lohtnann SADDLE SEAT by Uaa Norton His dedication to his customers gave him clambakes, cross-country skiing, swimming 7 • Use it for virtually any purpose. Thomas Duff shows his favorite bottle from Pitkin will help you dress a tree with the mosL-x the idea years ago of running a shuttle bus for and tennis. NEW YORK — Defenseman Barry Beck, trying to make a '• Simply write a check imaginative ornaments. comeback with the New York Rangers after sitting out last LESSON PROGRAM DEMONSTRATION Glass Works, one which has a sunburst pattern on the area senior citizens’ centers' and women’s "It was my dream,” Nigro said. “I’d like to tor Imnwdlate access. Delicate silk and dried flowers are clubs to the Wagon Shed. see it fulfilled.” But Nigro was adamant season, will be lost indefinitely after suffering a potenially • No points (on loans to $100,CXX)). Also Enjoy front. displayed in two rooms and everything you career-ending injury to his left shoulder, the team announced ”I hod them slngln’ and raisin’ hell, you about keeping the rustic character. ’Hie • Tax deductible (within guidelines). e Free Pony Rides e Free refreshments, could want for the home, in miniature, is in wouldn’t believe,” sold Nigro, who has many Wagon Shed, as it presently exists, will Thursday. another. Beck, who has a series of problems with his left shoulder dating e Come see our miniature donkey. fond memories of good times and laughter remain. am during those days. "The ambiance here Is second to none,” he back to 1981-82, suffered the injury Tuesday night in an exhibition *0% DISCOUNT ON ALL LESSONS CUSTOMERS WHO don’t want to miss game against Winnipeg in Denver. 10. 25%* Although the shuttle bus is gone, Nigro still said. (rate adiusted monthly at 1 over pnme) SIGNED UP FOR AT THE OPEN HOUSE anything could easily spend a day at the "It is too early tgxietermine the full extent of Barry’s injury,” has a good time with his customers. ”We try Twenty years ago, did Nigro think he would eraiMai - Wagon Shed. The atmosphere is relaxed; no to accommodate people,” he said. “We’re be managing a restaurant and shops with Rangers General Manager Phil Esposito said in a statement, one is scurrying about. You don’t mind losing “but given the fact that it appears to be a recurrence of the earlier ISLASOIBURU family-oriented here.” The banquet hall has plans for a camping resort? injury, we must acknowledge the fact that it could be a I - 800 *-544*4004 ‘CQEsnaAntsarr ER yourself in the fragrance of the flowers and been the site of events ranging from a ”I sure as hell didn’t think it would go this M m i i i the scents of the spices. pizza-and-beer wedding to a formal, $8,000 far,” he said. career-ending injury. -WHERE SERVICE NEVER STOPS ^69K€«neySLjGlaston^^ If you work up an appetite, the Wagpn nuptial reception. A hearty laugh and a twinkle in his eye toll Shed’s restaurant will serve a light lunch or a And he’s proud of his parties. He credits you he's loved every minute of it. M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct, t, IM7 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Oct. 2, 1987 — 1$ i s - Weekenders Maryland bands ‘God’ plates BALTIMORE (AP) - The state revealed about IS ” (3od” plates, is recalling all vanity license plates including ONE GOD, GODS KID, with "GOD” on them, angering a GOD CAN, and GOD FIRST. All Singers at Trinity The sky’s churchgoing Baptist couple who will soon receive recall letters, if have had the license tags "GOD IS” they haven’t already, she said. The Howard University Singers wiii present a the limit for 10 years. The agency sent inquiries to 48 con cert in the W asM ngton R oom o f M ather H all at "W e’ve had objections to the states to see what tags ^ e y deemed Trinity College. The concert is tonight at 8; 18. Mollie H. Bornatein, mention of a deity on a state license questionable. Of the 39 states that T ick ets a re 16. associate professor plate,” said Nancy Brown, a Motor answered the request, 13 states at Central ConnectI* Vehicle Administration official. excluded reference to "a deity” on ” We received verbal and written tags, Ms. Brown said. On your mark, get set cut State University, correspondence, and one letter Magdalena and Milton Klepfish left, stands with would be enough to look into it.” were ordered this week to turn in . The West Hartford Reservoir will be the settcng Manchester student She said a computer check their "GOD IS” tags within 30days. for a race-walk on Sunday in memory of Patrick artist Leigh Ttom peon, a 14-year-old youth who died of Ferguson beside a Ho m u m ? rwockr ABfoRBeRr " B l L t ^ B i F F T H - by Bruce p e a n u t s by CtwfiM M. Sdiub Ah C^irPV *»C6T$ TM€ -F i M s q :TV rMoftT, 6f«V, H 6 V , *ieeW L_coiL... 6t£,*nmeMi \ ..AS J H ’ [ITS Mo yjie^fnoar FIFTY POUNP BAG OF OPEN THE POORK Voo’B C A U . IH 'O ^ V A lt h uaAM UF€ I m iT H ^ T FIFTY POUNP BAG OF ./ Smoulon't vjje ec PHiLoSohtefi rn'/S PdlU ^ P06 FOOP COMING IN! M/OUAX> up.,. / UFAMMO. iS yeto ToficTMce 6 SPV5,PAL- P06 FOOP COMING' IN! IKl I :5K>OPM o WoiMtorful World of Dis- Oral SHurPLlUC OfF To MAS ALeCAOy A youngster of twelve doesn’t realize lAlte IT C A W ME /UL ^ e>/ ErMfioN. (rp e o } ■ nay (60 min.) Tl6«TCw UP T i RAGS TO she’s leaving childhood end is deter M ai •UPfAlO •« . OOACiTTtC <- MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. 2. 1987 — It About Town New lab at Yale tests Orange Installs Hs officsrs for genetic disorders REAL E StATE OPPORTUlQlTIES Manchester Grange 31 initalled officers in Sep tember for the coming year. In the future, doctors may be able to NEW HAVEN (AP) - A new DNA New officers are; master, Ruth Herbele; overseer, diagnostic laboratory at the Yale School prevent or modify some genetic dis Mary Byron; lecturer, Marion Beer; steward, Cynthia eases if Uiey know early enough that a Armstrong; assistant steward, Chester Small; lady of Medicine may be able to test for ap many two dozen genetic disorders in the person carries the gene, he said. assistant steward, Irene Bourez; chaplain, Elizabeth REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK Mahoney acknowledged that genetic Thrall; treasurer. Celeste King; secretary, Edith next decade, scientists say. "In establishing this new laboratory, testing also can bring up ethical issues. Schoeil; gatekeeper, Florence Lines; ceres, Catherine we will widen the coverage of available For example, parents who find their Byron; pomona, Nancy Rowe; flora, Evelyn Slater. featuring: genetic services in the New England unborn child is carrying the gene for a Executive committee members are: Kenneth area,” said Carolyn W. Slayman, serious disease must decide whether to Herbele, three years; Thomas J. Donlon, two years; stop the pregnancy, he said. and Carolyn J. Bergstrom, one year. chairman of human genetics and professor of physiology at Yale. Many people drcide on abortion in The grange will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the The recently open^ laboratory was such cases, he said. ZZ Grange Hall on Olcott Street. The first and second will initially test for three severe genetic The laboratory has been p a r t ia l degrees will be conferred on candidates. There wiii be funded by a 8150,000 three-year g r a a i' no auction tabie. disorders. Fragile X syndrome is the second from the Johnson tc Johnson Co. of NQe most common cause of mental retarda Brunswick, N.J., and has a staff of fotnrr HIGH CALIBRE tion, said Dr. Maurice Mahoney, profes Most people who are tested will haW VFW president visits state been refen ^ because they are at rQK NEW Raised Ranch of MASSIVE proportion... built with sor of human genetics and the acting your best interest In mind. ALL OUALITY MATERIALS Joan Katkus of Aiaska, president of the national director of the laboratory. The most for one of the genetic diseases, Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, will visit common cause Is Down’s syndrome. health officials said. AND WORKMANSHIP. 7 rooms, 2H baths, fireplace. 2 car Connecticut from Sunday through Tuesday. Muscular dystrophy is a progressive The tests take up to a month JOS. garage and a beautiful lot with O L D S T O N E W ALLS. Katkus will deliver a brief welcome at the Howard weakening and wasting away of the perform and cost between $200 to $300 Located only 8 minutes from the center of Manchester! Johnson Conference Cen muscles. The Duchenne type confines ^ p er person, said Murphy. » • $189,900. ter in Windsor Locks with its victims to wheelchairs at about the Call 846-2482 "WE’RE SELLING HOUSESI" dinner at the East Wind age of 10. Boys with the Duchenne form MANCHESTER - lot time offered - Immaculate 7 room sor Restaurant. She have significantly shortened lifespans, Zoo’s pink flamingo p -0 Colonial, 3 bedrooms, family room, eat-ln kitchen, plans to visit Caprilands while.half of the sons of women carriers screened porch, hard wood floors and much more, Herb Farm and the Na touring Pennsylvania^ of the gene will get muscular dystrophy. convenient location. $159,900. than Hale Homestead in The Becker type confines people to SCANDIA, Pa. (A P ) - A 3-foot-tall Coventry on Monday and wheelchairs later than the age of 10. pink flamingo escaped from the Erie tour Bradley Interna Both are major forms of muscular Zoo and is touring northwestern "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES" tional Airport and the dystrophy. Pennsylvania. Bradley Air Museum on U&R REALTY CO. The third disorder, involving an . The zoo’s flamingos had their wings ! Tuesday. enzyme deficiency of ornithine trans- C clipped to prevent them from flying, but ; State President Doris Blanchard & Rossetto carbamylase, results in damage to the “ this bird apparently Just found out it ‘ 643-2692 LaFerrier of Manchester brain and liver and is less common than could fly so it flew” Wednesday night, will be among the digni DUm m I Robert D. Murdock, Realtor the other disorders. Male children bom zoo director Jim Rhea said. __ REAL ESTATE 646-2482 taries in the reception with the mutation die of ammonia committee. A flamingo was seen Thursday* poisoning within hours or days of birth. feeding with a flock of sheep on Johns The genes that cause the three Nordin’s farm near Scandia in Warren Support group inherited disorders are located on the County. The farm is 45 miles from Erie Ac larger of the two sex chromosomes, the as the crow, or rather flamingo, flies. T t plans meetings Herald photo by Pinto X chromosome, said Patricia Murphy, Nordin contacted zoo officials, but tljp T assistant director of the laboratory. flamingo flew away 15 minutes before D.W.HSH The Alzheimer's dis Cofnmarc/s/-fnvasfmanf Compmny Joan Katkus ease support group pro Fragrant flowers Males most often get the disorders they arrived. Zoo officials believe the while women are most often carriers of gram of Visiting Nurae and Home Care of Manchester 10-year-old flamingo may have headsd RUNCHESTER $234,900 FOR SALE them, Murphy said this week. for the nearby Allegheny Reservoir.-- will hold meetings Wednesday and Oct. 19from7to8;30 Jan Sayre, left, newly elected vice president of the Manchester NEW T O MARKET - THIS HOME IS MANCHESTER p.m. The Wendesday meeting will be at Manchseter "W e can analyze the genes of mothers A CREAM PUFF!! Lots of living Garden Club, looks over the array of flowers at the Vietnam War • EalsMIshsd fetlturant with lull bar Memorial Hospital. The Oct. 19 meeting will be held at and fathers and see if they carry genetic space on parkllke setting. 9 rooms, Colorado exploration 2V4 baths, Inground pool, walk-ln and aparlmant above. •105,000 w the Jefferson House Adult Day Care Center on Hollister memorial at the corner of East Center and Main streets with diseases. We can also look at newborns or unborn babies," he said. John Wesley Powell completed the cedar closet and located In one of 8UFFIELD Street. Joyce Trainer, who was re-eiected president. The club Manchester's finer areas. iupar Bolton Beautiful $189,900 • And 19 Prime Aoree/Bredley Aree •3,340,000 Genetic testing can uncover diseases first exploration of the Colorado River in D A film presentation, "Special Caring.” will be shown Manchastar $147,aoo 3 bedroom Raised Ranch In a quiet area of Bolton And 1.2 Acree with houee end bem maintains the memorial flowers throughout the year as well as before symptoms set In. and earlier 1569, having traveled through the Grand •280,000 Oct. 12 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Jefferson House. Colonial on nice d e ^ lot on a quiet cul-de-sac In Home Includes living room, dining room, first floor ABB providing for other civic activities. treatment could be instituted, he said. Canyon by boat. convenient location. FrontFro to back master plus up to 12x24 family room as well as a 19x23 rec room and ENFIELD days Discussion will follow. 3 more bedrooms. OInIng room, fireplaced living 12x24 den on the lower level. Energy features • 13 V Aoiee necr EnfMd Mcll/ For more information, call 647-1481. High treftlo eree •1,250,000 out t room. 2 full baths, garage. Include" 3 southern exposure skylights,...... ,2vi 2 wood-coal year- . ------stoves and a thermostatlcaHv controlled fan system Deck and a 2 car garage FOR LEASE I'll ci Women’s conference at MMH RUNCHESTER $1S1,000 MANCHESTER ney - NEW PRICE - NOT YOUR ORDI • Itao eq.fl. offloe tpeoe In new playl The women’s second health conference at Manches WE’RE SERVING YOU BREAKFAST ultre modem buHdlng. Preellge NARY OLDER COLONIAL. This environment. pani ter Memorial Hospital will be held Oct. 17 from 8:45 home has been fully updated, D.W.FISH brae, kitchen all new, Florida room, and a.m. to 12; 20 p.m. The program will feature topics such THE REALTY COMPANY TOLLAND been as stress on the Job, heart disease, women's issues and large family room on lower level. • 4-2400 eq. ft. epeoee/New bulMIno TOGETHER Yard Is fenced and very private. w/oftloe epeoe. Greet looallon In ever choosing a physician. U.S. Rep. Nancy Johnson, Perfect family home. Induetrlel perk I'm R-Conn., will be the featured speaker. leave The program fee is 820, which includes breakfast. WILLINOTON McDonald's • 12,000 to 17,000 eq. ft. eveNabte for doesi For more Information, call 647-6600. 1 B e t t e r offloe, reeleureni or IlgM Induetrlel »4^»eq.ft. told! ■ I... and the Manchester Herald H o m e s , Contamporary Ranch VERNON — FREE MARKET EVALUATION - la t M CC featured in photos Manchastar $229,900 • 1400 a 3000 eq. ft. epaoec el II Cam- 4'bedroom custom Contemporary Ranch with 15k20 Ino Plata. Good vMbMKy from 1-04 (lO** eq. ft. hia a| An exhibit of photographs depicting the programs stone fireplaced living room, cathedral ceilings In ELLINQTON aee a< ify# HAMBunaan Askdt- living room, dining room and kitchen. Heated think and facilities of Manchester Community College is on FtJT-O-FIMt. »p*t>a(to • New 14,000 a. t. Hal. /Prof. Ctr. 1 greenhouse, screened porch, pstio and atone BBO. PrimeI fit.I S3 loo. Fall oooupaney •11« outgi display in the lobby of the Savings Bank of Manchester. HAPPY MEAL. - CHatataueotn Canantral air. appliances and a 2 car garags The college Is celebrating its 25th year. 24$ Main Strsal, Manohastar, C T 0M40 He The exhibit is open during regular bank hours L ... REAL ESTATE SERVICES hia ' 6434591 243 Main St, ManchBster, CT 06040 Dally »0»4:00 (203) 843-4616 through Friday. 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 CALL LEN MA-rVIA OR CHRIS HBLLBR night 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 06066 Sal. ft004:00 ting I quid Adult fitness at YWCA dropi Adult fitness classes are offered at the YWCA on 2 com« North Main Street. Registration may be made by mail, your by phone or in person at the center. Child care is I a available. For more Information, call 647-1437. hlafe HRST PmZE FOJI QUALITY a coil Musicians at St. Mary’s Possible In-Uw Unit COVENTRY — Musicon, a group of high school and Young 3 bedroom WILLIAMSBURQ CO LO N IAL In college students of various Christian denominations, I LYDALL WOODS... 2 full baths, dack, paragsand uniqua . DIB wili present a musical program, "First Love,” tonight floorr planpill with FAMILY ROOM. 8iia thla noma with Ha your BRAND NEW LISTING III UP-t 6 -D A TE f l o o r p l a n today! letTa Don’ at 8 at St. Mary's Church, Route 31. Refreshments will Call 646-2482 'W E'RE SELLING HOUSESI” follow. Real Estate This charming older Colonial on beha m Scarborough Road in Manchester is but < The hour-long performance is sponsored by the Coventry Council of Christian Churches. bursting at the seams with potential! he'a 647-8400 Cosmetic improvements are needed terrl throughout its 6 rooms, 3 bedroom^ fami and 1.5 baths. Newer furnace and roof. fami 168 Main Street, Manchester Excellent established neighborhood. Service Notes Won't last long! $l65,OliO. Sidni TWO FAMILY lor, prob Time tested buildingbuildin with 13 rooms. 2 MODERN Lenfast completes training KITCHENS one withsrltn privirivata sun Ills braakfast room. NEW ROOF, TRIPLE: GLAZED WINDOWS. STEEL 8IDINO Airman Lori L. Lenfett, daughter of Karen J. Hunt of - Lots of mature plantinge and trass. Amssits parking. 6 Brambiebush Road, has graduated from Air Force Ottered at 8188,900 Call 646-2462 “WE'RE SELLING HOUSESr basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. She is also the stepdaughter of Harris Hunt. She is a 1987 graduate of Manchester High School. Cone arrives for overseas duty SPLENDID PRIVACYII ‘WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES" SUDDENLY BACK ON Generous size rooms make this truly a Army Sgt. John V. Cone II, son of John V. Cone of 37 THE MARKETII home built for a growing family. Delmont St. and Marlene Cone of 10 Bank St., has Immaculate 7 plus room full-dormered King-size fully applianced kitchen. 3 •BMBfWtfV arrived for duty with the 2nd Infantry Division. South Cape in Redwood Farms. 3 bedrooms, bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2 car garage, Blanchard & Rossetto Korea. spacious rec room. Located on a very D f fireplace, new plush carpet, large GOT He Is an electronic warfare-signal intelligence Florida room Mint condition! private lot on Birch Mountain Road in Bolton. Price reduced to $208,900. REAL ESTATE 646-2482 tella analyst and is a 1982 graduate of East Hartford High $209,000. ______School. whili leep, thini Blouin promoted In Army GREAT FAMILY HOME 9 lowe Century 21 Epstein Realty REALTY WORLD She I Gregory A. Blouin, son of Ella C. Griffith of 34 rh r irr (203) 646 7709 73 Wosl C I / SI I aleei Crestwood Drive has been promoted in the U.S. Army Btnolt/Fr9ch«Mo AiBorialRi Manchoitof CT 06040 w543 ee iioNorth n n mwnn Main 8L. Manchastar want to the rank of specialist four. a da He Is a data telecommunications operator with the WS GET RESULTS need 232nd Signal Company. West Germany. He is a 1985 647-8895 1 s t graduate of Manchester High School. ■A DIVI5ION OF THOMAS A. ■INOIT ENTBIIFItltBr r m SMS. D l BFS1VIN B8ALTV whili Mazurek In West Germany WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION brea Caoh offlM Indspqndantly owned and opwalad. hype Army Spec. 4 John J. Mazurek III, son of Gloria J. wife Gannon of IS Union St. and John J. Mazurek II of 820 prob Tolland Tpke.. has arrived for duty with the 16th Althi Infantry, West Germany. M A N C H I8 TE R — pa He is a 1985 graduate of East Catholic High School. Naw To Tha Marfcat.. - i t CAREFREE HOME. Malntanancd laboi Stone becomes senior airman free beautiful 6 room Willlamaburg "obeal Colonlil with many upgraded ute ti Pamela J. Stone, the wife of Richard Stone, who is Items Hang your hat and heart 7 ahoul the son of Dwight S. Stone of 59 Santina Drive and here. Call tor detalli. In : Beverly Magnant of 29 Prospect St., has been promoted deaU in the U.S. Air Force to the rank of senior airman. GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD thouf She Is an administration specialist at Pease Air MANCHESTER apnei Force Bake, N.H.. with the 509th Civil Engineering $124,900 8 room, 3 bedroom Ranch. ImprcBslvc Family Room with cathedral ceiling. 2 zone heat, solar hot water. contf Squadron. 76 Floranca Straat... EAST HARTFORD $1BB,t00 fully She Is the daughter of John A. and Flossie A. Lovely Inground pool with zolar, rolled cover 2 car garage with electricity. MUCH MORE! IMMACULATE RAISED RANCH exten DobroleckI of Merrillville, Ind. WHY PAY RENT? Now la your chance to own thla Immaculate $174,lae. This home Is In mint conditlonll New carpel In all 3 badrooma. In ad GET YOUR COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE MANCHESTER HERALD . older three bedroom Colonial Hardwood floors throughout 2'A baths. 2 firaplacaa. Fullfinlabad anori Fleming completes law course Much updating, move-ln condition ‘Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us: ’ btaement Kitchen appllancee remain Central air-conditloning. have See It today! Yard profeaalonally la n d a c a ^ StoneA t m t * walltMAll cappedr -w n ri^ l withaasiSB* btiiaKlaaA ..... — rtATURESANO anti-< Airman Regina M. Fleming, daughter of Robert E. alata Oversized deck MANY 0 1 ^E R NICE . •ON SATURDAY MORNINGS AT THE FOLLOWING McDONALD’S LOCATIONS: STRAND REAL ESTATE AMENITIESII To aea It to buyl Give ua a calllll aid ol and Donna C. Fleming of 81 Ledgecrest Terrace, has OFENHOUaa graduated from the U.S. Air Force law enforcement 46 West Center St. 1221 Tolland T ^ k . 1261 Burnside Ave. 89 Talcottville Rd. 30 Lafayette Square SAT., OCT. 8 • 1-4 FM 156 E. CENTER ST.', MANCHESTER, CT DE specialist course at Lackland Air Force Base. Texas. Manchester, CT. Manchester. CT. East Hartford, CT. Vernon, CT. Rockville, CT. Dir: East Canter Street, rlgbt onto ( ) inf ii She is a 1985 graduate of Manchester High School. Spruce St., left onto Florence St CALL TODAY - 647-“ SOLD’ 203 646-7709 drug , -4 with. «• — M A N C H ESTER H ER ALD. Friday. Oct. 2. 1»67 M ANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Oct. 2. 1M7 _ti Spouse In school? Save on laxesi IciASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 More adults Emma is spending about half her are heading ON SCHOOLING, DO NT forget working time taking care of the you generally can also deduct your back for addi Allen's two children while Mrs. donations to a non-profit educa tional schooling Allen is in school. Emma is paid — and therein tional institution. Biit you can't $700 a month. deduct donations from which you Notices lie tax breaks Sylvia NELPWANTHI HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELPWAHTED HELP WAHTED HELP WAHTED you must not ..derive a personal benefit. So do you I HELP WAHTED QUES'nON : Will the Allens be in ignore. What if still get your deduction if your child A l o cendKten precedent to line for a child care credit on NLIRSE Aides. Imme HELP wanted mornings you have child Porter attends the same school you are the ptoeement of imv odver- REGIONAL Cloislfled CUSTODIAL opening. TR A V EL Agency East of Emma's salary in 1987? donating to? tlship In the AAoncheiter He odi rtoch ntorlv diate openings for 5am-11am, Mondov- EXPERIENCED M e ren, you are rald, Advertlier hereby nurse aides who con Frldoy. Counter per Full time 8 hours a day. the River needs assist chanic wanted. Top 3,000Jn0 hornet. One PART Time Evenings. Flexible nights. Apply ance typing and tele working and ANSW ER: Not as things stand The IRS answer; A contribution opreei to protect. Indemnify classified ad placed work every other wee son S4-S6 per hour. wages paid for a good your spouse is and hold harmlett the AAon- Clerks. Notlanal News kend on the 7om-3pm to South Windsor phone etiquette re man. Apply In person. now. Reason: Mrs. Allen's four can be deducted if (1) enrollment with the AAonchester Health Insurance, paid Boordof Education Fa going to school? chester Herald, Its officert paper Cencern has Im- shift. Excellent work vocations. Apply In quired. Ill train. Mansfield Auto Parts, months of schooling in the autumn was not contingent on making the and emploveet ooalnit any Herald will be plocedln medloft epenlngs In cilities Services, 1737 Respond to Box GG, Route 32, Mansfield. , r Then you have a shot at thls'ax for lower-income couples). payment; (2) the payment was not and all llablllly, lou or over aoo newspapers ing conditlora and new person Mister Donut. aren't enough to qualify her as a Manchester. Porfect storting rote. Wllllngto 255 W. Middle Take. Main Street, South C/O The Manchester saver; made under a plan to convert expense. Including attor throughout New Eng far students. Mean- Windsor. 520-9711 ext. Herald. BODY Man with expe full-time student this year. But neys' feet, arising from train for details. Coll Manchester. 646-9277. rience. Top wages paid It's the child care credit. A couple BUT THE AMOUNT of child-care nondeductible tuition into charita land tor one low price. lighter. If you have 4 40. EOE. suppose she took a two-week dalmt of unfair trade practi Call Classified 643-2711 Manchester Manor 646- tor the right person. with one Spouse employed and the expenses on which the credit is introductory course that started in ble contributions; and (8) yonr cal, Infringement of trode- heurs from 5pm-9pm 0129. PART Time Secretarial TEACHER Aide Interven Apply In person. Mans and ask for detalls.o and want te earn great RN SUPERVISOR other a full-time student is entitled based cannot exceed the lesser of August or suppose she took a course child’s education was not otherwiM morkt, trade namet or pot- A U TO Olsmontler. Full positions needed tor tionist (2). Needed Im field Auto Ports, Route to the same child care credit as a dependent upon your making the enti, violation of rlghtt of C LEA N IN G help, also pay... Coll tadoyl October, November mediately for 1 to 1 32, Mansfield. your earned income or your last May. In other words, she goes privacy and Infringement of working supervisor Dan't delay. 647-9946. time. Experience. 3 to 11 PM couple with both spouses working. spouse's. If your spouse is a payment. •* - Must hove automotive and December. Diver work with multl- to school in five different months, copyright and proprietary with floor care expe After 6pm. 1-228-5196. sified duties, basic of hondlcopped 17 year and It makes no difference whether the full-time student, he or she is instead of four. rlghtt, unfair competition rience. Port tlmejoven- tools. Apply In person. schooling has any connection with a Example; Bill Moore pays $1,500 and libel and tiandtr, which TELEPHONE Operoter- Bill’s Auto Ports, route fice skills. Upto6hours old mote In public considered to have an earned Payoff; Mrs. Allen meets the Ings or weekende. Sa per day. Call 633-4661 school In Vernon. BAYLOR past or future job. It could be the tuition for his child and makes an may reiult from the publica /Typlst. Seeking a full 74 Tolland. Jor Kitchen Duty a income of $200 a month if one child full-time student test and the Allens tion of any odvertliment In lary open. 643-5747. time telephene apera- ext.354 or 330. Located Functional curriculm study of English literature, and the additional $500 contribution to the PART time 25 hours per I or dependent is cared for, or $400 a can claim a child care credit for the AAoncheiter Herald by AUDITORS wonted. Na- tor. Must pesess effec on Morlborough/Glos- and community based SUPERVISOR^N child care expenses would still be month If there are two or more organization supporting thescho^. advertlier. Including odver- tive tclephane skills,’ week 12 noon to 5pm. tonbury town line. trolnino. Males pre five months of Emma's salary. tlonal Inventory ser General office duties eligible for the credit. children or dependents. What portion of the salary The organization solicits contrilgi- tliementi In any free dlttrl- vice Is expanding typing 35-SOwpm, apti EOE. ferred due to required Tam to 7 pn$ Result; You can claim a tax tions year-round, not just during butlon publlcatloni pub- Including data entry, tolletlng/hvolene su Key point; In order to be a payments qualify for the credit? llthed by the AAoncheiter rapidly In Cf. We ore tude far figures and typing, filing. Cox Ca INSURANCE Customer credit — a dollar-for-dollar reduc full-time student, your spouse has the enrollment period. Solicitation Herald. Penny Sleffert, presently In need of basic affice skills ta Service Assltont. Man pervision. 28 hours per Now interviewing Em m a’s entire salary for five pertarm a variety at ble Greater Hartford. week. $10 per hour. Call tion in your tax bill — equal to 20 to be enrolled in school at least five months (subject to the earned materials are targeted speciflcally Publlther. field auditors. No expe Coll Cable Rep. 649- chester agency seeking for both positions. percent of your child MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Oct. 2, 1M7 — M Puzzles KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ’ by Larry Wright AD S 643-2711 Notices Business Property Resorf Property .. Entertoinment___ Form Supplies ond Eouipment .. L 6* t/Found...... 01 Mortpooes .V. Boehhetplnp/income To x . OfficerRetoH Eoutpment...... BATSt* 1 to4doyt: ft cents per line per dov. * ★ ★ TAG SALEH! ★ ★ ★ P trto no li ...... 07 Wonted to Buy . . Coroentry/Remodeii u Recreotlonoi Eouipment 7 to I f dovs; 70 cents per line per dev. Announc«m«nt$...... 03 Polntlnp/Poperlnp. Boots ond Mof ine Eouipment .. 70 to 3S devs: M cents per tine per dev. Auctions...... 04 Rooflnp/Sldlnp Musicol Items...... 7S or more dovs: SO cents per line per dov. Finonclol...... 05 Rentals Pioorinp...... Comeros and Photo Eouipment Mintmem cBerpe: 4 lines. Rooms for Rent...... Eiectricei Pets ond Supplies...... Work. I ucKgPAlX- Heottnp/Piumpino. . Employment A Education Aoortments for Rent ...... Miscelloneous for Sole ...... DEADLINES: For clossified odvtrtlsements to tu g Condominiums for Rent.. Miscelloneous Services Top Soles...... Holo Wonfod...... n be published Tuesdov threuph ioturdoy. the 4Daysforthe PriceofS! ***■„,, Homes for R ent...... Services Wanted Wonted to B u v / T ro d e ...... SItuotion Wontod . . ... 12 deodllne Is noon on the dov before publication. Store/Office Spoce...... For odvertlsements to be published Mor>dav, Business Opportunities . . .1 3 Resort Property...... Instruction...... u Merchandise the deocfline Is 7:30 p.m. on Fridoy. Industrlol Property...... Emplovnnent Services...... 15 * PLACE YOUR AD ON TUESDAY, BEFORE NOON, AND YOU’RE ALL SET ''** Corooes ond Storope..... Hoildoy/Seosonoi . Automotive ^ . Roommotes Wonted...... Antloues ond Collectibles Cors for Sole ...... READ YOUR AD. Clossified odvertlsements ore C lo ttiln p ...... Real Estate Wonted to Rent...... TrucksrVons for Sole ...... token by telephone os o convenience. The Furniture ...... Compers/Trollers...... Monchetter Herold Is responsible for only one Homes for S o le ...... j i Tv/Stereo/Appiionces Incorrect Insertion ond then only for the site of _ FOR THE WEEK. JUST ASK FOR IRENE OR JANE IN CLASSIFIED. Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... Condominiums for Solo...... 27 Services Mochli^ry ond Tools Auto Services...... the orlpinol Insertion. Errors which do not town ond Gordon LotsrLond for Sole 73 Child Coro...... Autos for Rent/Leose...... lessen the volue of the advertisement will not Good Thinps to Eot Investment Property 24 Cleoninp Services Miscelloneous Automotive . be corrected by on odditlonol Insertion. Fuel Oll/Cool/Firewood . Wonted to Buy/Trode ...... HOMES I ^ H O M E S FDR SALE HDMES FDR SALE FDH8ALE I FOR SALE BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY SUD D ENLY Back on the M ANCHESTER. Colonial SPLENDID Privacy. M ANCHESTER. Colonial market. Immaculate 7 HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED rnaTUATION on nice deep lot, on o Generout sizo rooms on nice deep lot, on a I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED USIWANTB) plus room Full- quiet Cul-de-Soc In con make tMi truly o home quiet Cul-de-Soc In con Oormtred Cope In Red venient location. Front built for o orowlno venient locotlon. Front wood Farms. 3 bed K g jg ^ N E O U S MISCELLANEOUS A ID FE Neeoea. Fulltime C E R TIFIED Nurses Aide to bock Master plus up family. Kino size hilly to back Master plus up SERV1GES SHADY GLEN tor corridors and out will coretor your loved rooms, fireplace, new to 3 more bedrooms. oppllonoed kitchen. 3 to 3 more bedrooms. HIM BROWN’S RECEP110MST/ side supervision at the one In your home. Coll plush carpet, large Dining room, tlre- bedroomt, 2.5 bathe, 2 Dining room, fire- DAIRY STORES MAINTENANCE Roeida room. Mint CLCANINO Servicoa. IftE^ioENTIAL and OlMTWNCA.Inc SSMT. BOONREEKR Bolton High School. Theresa. 569-6660. ploced living room, full cor oarage, spacious placed I Ivino room, full Home or oftlce. Reoso- commorlcol wall eov- EXTERIOR Painting WAITRESSES OR Foil and part time po condition I $209,000 baths, garage. $147,900. recreation room. Lo baths, ooraoe. D.W. deno. Treat ond brush • KmCRTML a CM BiKM L FLOWERS Apply In perton. 4-6pm. 7:45om to 2:30pm. For Jackson ft Jackson ftoMo prices. 7 4 2 « n orln*. Inatoltatlofi bv sition available at more Information and D.W. Fish, 643-1591 .□ cated on a very privote Fish, 643-1591 ______er74M 4n. cut and houlad owov. eCMnmilCAIMINRBaM WAITERS 2 Part Time Potilionp Real Estate. 647-8400.O James E. Bride. Free Stockade fences In- ACROSS Thi Andriw Amaldl Co. application coll Bolton HIGH Calibre. New lot on Birch Mountain MANCHESTER. 1st time • MPTICmifBI Daytime and Meadows Manor. 2 Ro(xt In Bolton. Price tstlmotes. 644-12M. atolled. Fully Insurtd. 1 Tibetan Flower procetpor - 186 Bidwell St. High School. 643-2768. Raised Ranch ot mas ottered. Immaculate 7 years experience i r Real Estate FIRST Prize tor quollty. reduced to $268,900. W h V U a otter 5pm. gazelle evenings 3-4 hours per day for Manchester EOE.______sive proportion..built room Colonial, 3 bed general repair re Possible In-law unit. Jackson ft Jackson 4 Russian ruler student alter school. SALESPERSON and Co- with your best Interest room, family room, eot liiosEeuYSv^^^ 6 Resign Apply to 840 East Young 3 bedroom Wil Real Estote. 647-8400.O MURETi URM inMCK quired. Excellent shler.ln large shopping liamsburg Colonial In In mind. All quality In kitchen, screened 12 To the (Fr.) Middle Tpke. Sales Clerk • materials and work porch, hardwood PAINT GAGNE 13 Advise pay and benefits. Cut laundry costs by de center. Wonted tor Lydoll Woods...2 full NEW Price. Not your Mtorlor and exterior "FarANYiarNiais’’ 8 hours per day, 2-3 manship. 7 rooms, 2'/i 14 Biblical creasing the amount of modern pharmacy NDME8 baths, deck, garage ordinary older Colon floors and much more. CM yamtYft p a ln ^ . CaU Mxley for a R.R. tioo, planting, 64d-4245 flexible days per week. Apply In person to; baths, fireplace, cor Convenient location. EXCAVATION preposition detergent used. Reduce with professional at FDR SALE and unique floor plan 2 ial . This home has been REMOBEtMC tHWICCft free oramale. Tom or Ed Tra* work. C 15 Mao tung Bruce Jerome at: on garage and o beautiful fully updated, kitchen $159,900. U ft R Realty 360 West Middle Tpke. Apply at: by one-third and see mosphere. Flexible with family room. See Oempiele bemo MaaNs and le- 16 Hbw sweet lot with oldstone walls. all new, Florida room, Company. 643-2692.0 wv iRWOMiw in dvpi* 646-2215 CALL CO. whether ypu notice a dif hours. Apply at once. All real estate advertised In this home with Its up- 643-0511 Brown's Flowers Meadows Manor ference In the appearance Liggett Porkode Phar to-date floor plan to Located only 8 minutes and large family room EAST Hartford. Immtxu- JI?!* 047-7186 R TE . BH • B O L T O N the Manchester Herald Is from the center of on lower level. Yard Is OOmiMFOM WOfk« PiBQlBiBfbdt IfV* For Froo Eatlmoto Manchester 16.3 Main Street 333 Bidwell St. of your wash. Add extra macy, 404 West Middle sublect to the Fair Housing day. $160's. Coll Blan late Raised Ranch. BUFBA fbliNMOBA Manchester, CT 06040 dollors to your budget by Turnpike, Manchester. Act of I9 « , which mokes 8 chard ft Rossetto, Manchester! $189,900. fenced and very pri This home Is In mint 6 4 6 - 2 6 1 4 Parkade 6 43-8455 Illegal to advertise any pref Coll 646-2482. "Were vate. Perfect family condition! New carpet MMIM Hang Tape and e e _e_ e e _ ^ e e e e e e e e e e e EOE selling "don't needs" with SECRETARY/Receptlor "W e're Selling Selling Housesl"Blon- a low-cost od In Classi 1st doctors office East erence, limitation or discrim Houses", 646-2482.P home. $151,000. Sentry In all 3 bedrooms. M in iK S TR El SO M C C ination based on race, color, chord ft Rossetto. Real Estate. 643-4060.O Spray Sheet Rock. Want to sell your cor? For 21 Short sleep 46 Measure of fied. 643-2711. Hartford. Part-time Hardwood floors BuokoL tniek * ohippor. religion, sex or notional NEW to niorket. This M.T.S. aiump remevml. Free quick rtaults, uae o low- 24 Lieutenant's land four mornings weekly. origin, or on Intention to home Is a cream putt. $165,900. Colonial. Main CONTEMPORARY throughout. 2 '/> baths, David SIiVinsky boss (abbr.) 2 flrepliKes. Full fin osHffleleo. apooM coat Clossified od. Ccril DOWN 48 American' Reply Box JJ Man moke onv such preference, Lots ot living space on tenance tree. Alumi Ranch. Mcmchester. 4 GOfiMiOMawiion lOr wiwwny T 26 Greek letter BUILDERS 443-2711 today to placo Indian REMOVE GREASE and chester Herald. limitation or discrimination. porkllke setting. 9 num siding, 6 rooms, 1 bedroom custom Con ished basement. Kit 1 Shark 27 Poet Ogden 50 Manner of - C a l l 2 2 8 - 9 1 5 3 • vourod. rust from outdoor metal The Herald will not know rooms, 2’/i baths. In- cor gorOge, shutters. temporary Ranch with chen appliances re 2 Put out walking furniture the easy way. ingly accept onv advertise 15x20 stone flreploced main. Central air 6 4 6 - 2 7 8 7 3 Firai (il.) 26 Eight (comb, CASHIER ft SNACK SHOF ground pool, walk In Buckley School, Re • 4 7 -7 0 5 3 51 Major (con ment which Is In violation of e a • e e You don’t hove to be cm 4 Subjtct to Just dip o cloth In turpen living room. Cathedral condltlonlno. Yard form) stellation) ATH N DANT . the low. Cedar closet and lo creation room, custom •CUSTOM HOMES court actions celllno In living room. professionally lands odverttilno expert to oot 29 Of two parts 53 in a tine and rub the metal cated In one ot Man kitchen, appliances, 6 Put Day A Night Shift Avallble. SOUTHERN New Eng- caped. Stone wall •AODmONS e e e e e e I '«eoe*'eeei rasulta in Clasained. W t'll 30 Architect poke until spots disappear. To chester's finer areas. quiet street. Coll Dove Cothedrol celllnos In MtaUAREOUO 6 Mine entrance Good pay to atart. Apply In capped with Blue Slate. help you word your cmI. M ie s van der sell Idle items the easy lond closslfleld ods $234,900. Sentry Real Rood. 649-6048. Crock llvino room, dining 7 Tree 55 Classify person. Dversized deck. Many •BARA8ES IsonncEt DELIVERING 443-2711. 56 Belonging to way, use o low-cost od In reach nearly 800,000 Estate. 643-4060.D ett Aoenev 643-1577. room and kitchen. Rich form loom, S yards. •xudation other nice features and us classified. 252 Spencer St., homes In Connecticut Heated oreenhouse, •DECKS $7S plus tax, Sond. grovel, 8 Sine non amenities! To see Is to OD0To5r"TroStln7. Whot mokes Wont Ads 9 Oddly 57 first you _____ Manchester and Rhode Island. The screened porch, patio and decorative atone. buy. Give us a call. •CONCRETE WORK Home repairs. You work? People like you 10 Virginia don’i ... price tor o basic 25 LIOAL NOTICI and stone BBQ Central name It. wo de It. Free willow 59 Fast aircraft word od Is only $90 and TOWN OF ANDOVIR air, appliances and a 2 $169,900. Realty World, •FRAMINS CREW who rood and uso th« MECHANICS helper-gos PUBLIC HIARINO ON PROPOSID tUaOIVISION Frenchette/ Bertolt-, Biitlmotes. Insured. 443- 643-9504 11 HigTtway (abbr) RN/LPN ottentont. Must be de will appear In 75 news oar oarage. $229,900. AVAKAilE Wont Ads ovary day. 443- charge 646-7709.O too*. 2711. 61 Sault Now Interviewing for pendable and willing to papers. For more In The Planning ft Zoning Commission of Andover, Conntc- D.W. Fish. 643-1591.0 19 de cologne Marie formation coll Classi 3-11 shift Monday learn automotive re tlcut will hold o Public Hearing on Tuesday, October 13,1987 pair. Must hove valid fied, 643-2711 and ask at 7:30p.m. In tho Andover Elementary School on thefollow- 1 2 3 9 10 11 That\s Right Ing petition: IB through Friday. Conn, drivers license. tor detotts.o SHODDY M ILL ROAD- eSOS-PetitionotLorry Flonofor 12 Full time. Mondoy- BRAND New listing. This r We Sell Excitement! NO WEEKENDS Frldoy. 7o.m.-3p.m. charming older Colon 0 tovon lot tubdivsion entitled "Settlers Ridge". IB Salary negotloble. 646- ial on Scarborough At this hearing. Interested persons may appear and be heard APARTMENTS MMCELLANEOUS 1 For more and written communications will be received. Application Central Connecticuts most progressive information please 3444 Joy or Wayne. Rood In Manchester Is FOR RENT FURNITURE FOR RALE bursting at the seams and maps are on file In the office of the Town Clerk, Town 0 IB L call — DIETARY Alde- Office Bulldinp. Pontiac-Toyota Dealership is in need of Permonent port time with potential. Cos B EA U JJFU L. Bolton. 3 ELD ER LY housing now COFFEE table and end T E E Shirt transfers. Ap M metic Improvements Doted at Andover, Connecticut this 3nd and 9th day of Oc taking applications for position tor person to tober, 1997. 5room Raised Ronch table (together or se- proximately 3000, also CRESTFIELD ore needed throughout bedroom apartments. career minded people to join our sales team. perform o variety of ANDOVER PLANNING ft ZONING COMMISSION a aulet area of 2 parate),one Individual 50 to 100k numerals and 27 20 20 Convalescent kitchen tasks. Great Its 6 rooms, 3 bed KENNETH LESTER, CHAIRMAN MANCHESTER - $141,900. Bolton. Home Includes Storting $566. Coll 528- gloss topped coffee ta letters for shirts, caps, A sales background is helpful, but not hours tor high school rooms, and 1'/2 baths. SUZANNE DOWER, VICE-CHAIRMAN living room, dining 6522. ble. Coll 742-5918 • etc. Best offer. 649-3642 34 Newer furnace and Home student. Coll Monches- 012-10 room, 1st floor 12x24 MANCHESTER. 2 bed evenIngs.D______otter 5:30pm.a necessary. We are now offering a ter Monor 646-0129. root. Excellent estab family room as well as room townhouse, fully W ATER BED king size. 38 3 o n lished neighborhood. 6 4 3 - 5 1 5 1 t e l e p h o n e Operators a 19x23 recreation appllonced kitchen, Complete pockewe ex com.prehensive training program, a Won't lost longl LEGAL NOTICE , room and 12x24 den on porklng for 2 cars. $695 43 needed. Pold training. TOW N OP ANDOVER cluding headboard. $165,000. Jackson 8, PUBLIC HRARINO ON PROPOSED SPECIAL PERMIT the lower level. Energy per month, heat and Asking $100. Call 742- GOODYEAR Eagle ST guaranteed salary during training and one of PART Time Typist/Word Port or full time. Coll Jackson Real Estate. 649-2133.______features Include south hot water Included ,no 591$ evenings.o______P185/70R13 raised 47 Processor. Accuracy o 647-8400. □______The Planning ft Zoning Commission at Andover, Connec pets. Security deposit the most liberal benefit plans in the business! must. Salary commen ern exposureskyllghts, 1920's Oak dinning room white letter tires (4) PRINTING Press Opera GR EAT Family home. ticut will hold o Public Hearing on Tuesday, October 13,1907 2 wood/coal stoves and and 1 year lease. 649- good tread left. In BO 51 55 68 67 surate with expe tor tor A.B. Dick and Great neighborhood. at 7:30p.m. In the Andover Elementary School on thefollow- 6795.______set. Excellent condi Please call Gary Bergeron for appointment - rience. Coll Monday, 8 Inp petition: athermostatlcally con tion. choirs, table cludes (4) 13" rims and David Pertecto. Full room, 3 bedroom trolled fan system. 6 (4) triple chrome 6B 59 Wednesday and Fri time days, benefits. R OUTE 6 — Petition of Mork Williams for o Special Per VERNON. 1 bedroom effi with 2 leafs, server, Ranch. Impressive mit loro garope to store and repair his heavy equipment. Deck and a 2 car gar ciency apertment heot, china closet buffet, plated wire wheel cov 646-4321 day. Ask tor Kothv of Apply ot The Printing family room with age. $189,966. D.W. 2 ers. $135 or best offer. 63 643-2659. Ploce, 225 Hebron Property It bounded on the North by property N/Fof Me hot water, electricity, twin beds, good old cathedral celling. 2 First Cangrepotlonol Church ot Andover, bounded on the Fish. 643-4666.0 stove and refrigerator upright plono. 643-7277. Call 649-3642 Otter BARTENDER. Mole or Avenue, Glastonbury. zone heat, solor hot South by Route 4, bounded on the East by property N/Pot 5:30pm. 66 Included. 1st floor, on 2 Female. Porttlmewee- 659-0077. water. Lovely In Edward Koulbock and bounded on the West by property GREEN ft blue couch and N/F of tho First Congregational Church of Andover. 3 IIDTS/LAND bus line, no pets. $425 matching choir. Excel KITCHEN Wood stove. J knlghts and weekends. ground pool with solar, plus security. Call 875- Porlor Wood stove, 1 (c) 1987 hy NFA Inc At this heoring. Interested persons mov oopeor and be hMrd lent condition. or Fraternal organiza MEDICAL OFnCE rolled cover. 2 cor gar FDR SALE 1843. $100 Gos stove, 2 sofm, 2 tion. No experience age with electricity. and written communlcotlons will be received. The appllco- best offer. 649-6735. RMfcvHIa tion and mop or# on file In the office of the Town Clerk, Town BRAND New LIstIngl VERNON/RockvIlle. retrlgerators, 3 beds, neccessary. Coll 646- Much m,ore. $174,900. Offlco Building. SOFA and choir. Green assorted chairs, old THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Immediate opening for Planned commercial Quiet building, ap 9262 between lOom and Strono Real Estate, Doted this 2nd and 9th dov of October, 1907, ot Andover, Con and Plaid. Excellent form machinery. Col n by Henri Arnold ond Bob Lee pm. mature, dependable zonal Main Street, El pliances, 3 room. $356,4 S 6 647-"SOLD".d necticut. csnditlon. Asking $150. chester area. 537-1474 perton In business of lington.. Approxi room $475. Coll Wayne 649-1433.______Unscramble these four Jumbles, fice, part time. Experi MANCHESTER. Care ANDOVER PLANNING ft ZONING COMMISSION mately 2 acres In hot for details. 871-6667. or 267-6188. one letter to each aquare, to form NOON-TIME AIDES free home. Mainte KENNETH LESTER, CHAIRMAN growing area. Ideal for DAllik Pine furniture. 5 CARPETS. 60 yards, oil lour orejinary words ence with Insurance nance tree beautiful SUZANNE DOWER, VICE-CHAIRMAN Large Colonial, 3 bedrooms, new roof, MANCHESTER. 3 bed piece bedroom set, cof Manchester Board of and billing proce 6 banks, restaurants, of room duplex. Refriger Wool,Avocado Green, WE BUILT Education Is seeking room Wllllamburg Co 007-10 ______newly redecorated, newer furnace, extra fices, retail, etc. Call fee table, end table, dry $250. 1, 14x16 foot. Old LAURR dures. Computer ex lonial with many up ator, stove, near bus sink. All excellent con noon-time aides for perience preferred. insulation, 2 car garage, nice for more details. line. Deexi end street. Rose, all Wool, $75. All Waddell, Bowers and graded Items. Hong l e g a l N O TIC I $316,666. Jackson ft dition. 228-1063 after good condition. 649- APRDUD Please send up-to- your hot and heart neighborhood. $656. Inquire In the am V. A > Martin Schools. TOWN OP ANDOVRR Jackson, 647-8460. □ 646-5198. 5pm. 9083. *'j*r *•"'*** date resume to; here. Coll tor details. PUBLIC HRARINO OH PROPOSRO SPECIAL PERMIT •4.75/Hour Century 21-Epsteln. ROCKVILLE. 5 rooms, 2 NEW Box II The Pldnnlno ft Zoning Commission ot A n d ^e r, Connoc- HELPING PEOPLE sa — ■' y — ( Interssted applicants c/o Manchester Hearld 647-8895.0 bedrooms, 2nd floor, TV/8TBIE0/ VOFAR tlcut will hold 0 Public Hearing on Tuesday, O cto ^r 13,1W7 RESORT appliances. $450 per tisfy their needs and should contact: Dr. MANCHESTER. Why at 7:30 p.m. In the Andover Elementory School on thofollow- PROPERTY ___ lAPfLIARCER wants ... that's whot want FEELING Rowe, Waddell, 847- ANTICIPATED Vacancy pov rent? Now Is your Ino petition: month. 875-2957. ads are all obout. 3393; Mr. Spino, Bow tor port time Secretary chonce to own this ROUTE 6 / HENDEE ROAD / HUTCHINSON ROAD - Nq. FOR Sale. Fully furnished MANCHESTER. 1 bed WHIRLPOOL Washer. ers, 647-331% Mr. Whln- and Clerk Typist for Immaculate older 3 S10 — Petition of Roper Wilson, Lois o ^ room, appliances. No owners, for a Special Permit to Install o modular home Mobile home, Vero Brand now. Large co- nem, Martin, 647-33M Special Education Pro bedroom Colonial. pets, no water beds, pcKlty, cycle, $250 or YULNOH gram at Rockville High for static display ond soles office In o BMlneet zone. Beach, Florida. 1 bed 2 A \ cos Much updating, move- Property Is bounded on the North by room, Florida Room, lease. $450, $900 secur best offer. Coll otter GROCERY CLERK School. Coll Karen In condition. See It bounded on the South by Ro:do4,bound^onM # E « t b y ity. 643-4792 or 289-7191 pm. 643-4761. D'Amico ot 872-8193. screened porch. $9,066. 6 HOW THE CAT - today. $124,900. Cen property N/F of Heron and bounded on the Weit bv 646-6263 or 646-7420. after 5pm. Interested in becoming a part of growing company? We are ASSISTANT Manager/ CREC Is and EOE, Hendee Rood. EhJjOVBP IT® Mll_K. Manager trainee. tury 21 Epstein. 647- r t r i EAST Hartford. 1 bed seeking an individual for our Seafood Department. This position M/F. 8895.0 At this hearing. Interested persons mov opoey [ i l ' room oportment, woll LAWN AND PENXED S18,000 to start. Grom- and written communications wMI be ' 53 1. l ' Now arrange the circled letters to is full time, 10 A.M. - 7 P.M. and offers a pleasant work PV's Corner Store has TRANSMISSION In MANCHESTER. Lovely tlonond mop ore on file In the office ofthe Town Clerk, Town to wall carpeting, ap 8ARKN form the surprise answer, as sug staller. Full time. Must MORTOAOES pliances, security, ED environment, as well as competitive wages. on Immediate opening U & R built Colonial Offlco Bulldinp. 0 [t t : gested by the above cartoon.,. tor on Assistant Mon- hove own tools. 568- located In Forest Hills. lease. $425. Milne Real 5330. Dotod this 2nd and 9th dov of October, 1907, at Andover, Con TAB If you are interested, please stop by our Manchester location ooer/Manager trainee. This 4 bedroom home necticut. Estate Inc. 528-6573 or Tap Stil Scree pad Learn 569-4161.______RALES and see the Store Manager: A&P, 1135 Tolland Turnpike. Burr Insurance, pold voca otters ample living and ANDOVER PLANNING ft ZONING COMMISSION Any amount deNvared. Aleo, fill, *nsr^r:Tiyp"nn"°^i : i i x n j tion, profit shoring ore BANK TELLERS entertainment possi K EN N ETH LESTER, CMAIJ?“ AN NO PAYMENTS MANCHESTER. 2 room gfivel, alone and baiti, mutch. (Answers tomorrow) Corners Shopping Plaza. Manchester, C T 06040. some of the benefits bilities. 7Vi baths, 2 cor SUZANNE DOWER, VICE-CHAIRMAN MANCHESTER Up to 3 yaart. KItt your fi efficiency In quiet Bobcat, baokhoa ft loader rental. OCTOBER 3,9-2, antiques United Bank nancial dimculllm poodby*. Jumbles CHANT EJECT MATRON FACILE An Equal Opportunity Employer available. Apply of has teller positions garage, family room 004-10 area. $100 week In chairs, 10 speed bike, Yesterday’s and privacy ore some $•2,000 • $72,000 Avoid fortcloiure. Catch up cludes utilities. Secur D am CONSTRUCTION dorm size refrlgerotor Answer What dermatology Is the science ol— M/F Grompv's Corner on late payments such at tint "ITCHCRAFT” Store, 706 Main Street, available in the Vernon of the features. Ottered ity, references re 872-1400/650-9555 and cabinet, drop loaf or second mortpaee or even quired. 646-1686 or table and chairs, ex- Manchester. Circle, Dart Hill Road at $255,000. Keith Real TOWN OP MANCHBSTBR LIMITED CASH FLOW? outetondlnp credit cord Milt. and Northeaat officea. Estote. 646-4126. LBOAL NOTICB 569-3018. cerclse bike, house OpHOOBut you would still like to have your own Keep your home free and wares and much more. Prevloua teller or caah- 3 Bedroom Colonial, for The Zoning Boord of Appeals made the followino decisions dear without Mens. Bad EAST HARTFORD 1 bed- ' FUa OIL/COAL/ mal dining room, eot In at Its meeting ot September 21, 1907. home? A Condo may be your answer. We have credit or late payment hle- room, $405. plus utili FMEWOOO Rain dote October 4.14 CELEBRITY CIPHER THE PROFESSIONALS lar experience neces- tery It not a problem. Kindly ties. On I b u slin e . Barry Road, C«l®briiy Cipher cryptogram* ara craatad from quotatiorts by famous IMMEDIATE kitchen. 2 cor garage. APPL. KBVIN ft DBBBIB MASSBY - VoHonce »» Artide two units available; one a three room and the 9 Manchester. paopta, past and praaant Each latti^ln tha ciphar stand* for aary. Good communi 1'/2 boths. Front porch. NO. 1317 II, Section S.01.01 to allow a roductlon In tho wes- coll: 568-1054.______tiV ^ ld o yard to 9foet (12 feet required) ot 01 Wes other a four room. Convenient location close to snolhar Today's efua D aguato R cations and customer Oak floors and trim. T h t Swl$$ AVAILABLE Imme SATURDAY and Sunday. MANCHESTER HONDA terly Street - Approved. ' Rain or shine. Rug, OPENINGS service skills a must. Redecorated Inside shopping, schools, bus line. Swimming pool, Con$BrvatlvB Group diately. 4 rooms, 2nd FIREWOOD SALE XPBSIF XGIYZ SM and out. $142,900. 528- APPL. SOUTHBRN NOW INOLAND Tfl-fFMOMB CO. r floor, appliances, attic •S3 par cord, I ft. lengths, tires, cor parts, child AUTOMOBILES In the following Apply at MO. 1219 Variance to Article II, Sedlon 4.0L01to ollowcoiv weight room and tot lot at your disposal. Call us 1-4S4-4404 or 0305.______itructlon of a itrvico coblnot In ftit from yord tot* and cellar storage, green, daitversd, S cord ren's clothes, toys, puz departments; minimum. MC/VI8A YPMZ; BIQASIF ALPU LOOKING for on ottordo- * bock orto ot 250 Grttnwood Drivo • Approvtd. for an appointment to eee. 1-454-1334_____ non-smoking adult. No zles. 39-42 Leland UnHed Bank NartiMrn FIrawMd Drive, Manchester. Our Service Department • Woodworking ble home with great APPL. LUIG I MBLONI - Speclol Exception umjer 4 ^ c le pets. Utilities not In Vernon Circle Office expontlon possibili MO. ItM II, Section 11.02.01 and Article IV, S^lo^J>1^.0ato Ws SIR bata vas bessM I cluded, parking for 1 DMrlkvtars MOVING South. Tog and UG HG ASUL SU allow the use of o poHlon of the imlldlnp at 471 Cen is seeking an experienced • Corrugated Carton ties? This snazzy star rrMFOsiaHiuj car. $450 par month 272-3618 household sole. Oc Mfg. , Uh Hm I Bank ter Cope, with unfin ter Street for on outo upholstery b u e l^ t - Ap CsN wS| m ask tar m s Rentals plus 1 months security. tober 3rd and 4th. 9-4.90 CYJGXYM P proved with the following condltlone: (1) All o r w Rt. 83 Dart Hill Office ished second floor of vehicle trovel ond parking ore to be paved. (2) INC. Walker Street. 8 Automobile Technician. • Government or Rt. 30, offers both, 2 bed Paved oreos ore to be separated from unpoyed M U LTI Family. October EDGCNYX.' — DSIF Packaging areas by devices sufficient to prevent oecl^n- nCONDOMNIUMR RECREATKINAL Northeast Office rooms on 1st floor, 3 and 4, 9-5. Kids toys, brand new kitchen, tol potsoae of vehicles. (3) Appllcont shrti r ^ r l d *4ft4B2S IFOR RENT EQUIPMENT Hourly wage plus bonus. Uniforms Regular 40 hour work or eliminate access to premises throuoh west curb ROOMS clothes, Mary Kay, 12 N P D H I Y D . week, 7am-3:30pm. HYGIENIST wanted. remodeled both, hard cut. string guitar, miscel wood floors, full bose- FORRBIT COND oT a INIUMS for OkNOB-Mohowk^e^T- laneous household. 28- PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Income tax has made more provided, excellent benefits. For Competitive starting Port time position APPL. KHNNBTH C. OORKAMP - Vwloncs tO ^ renf. Rocky Hill. 2 bed bergloss, 17' 4", with 2 ment and big yard. MO. m i V II, Section 1 to permit o s i g n 3$ feet hlph (It teat 30 St. John Street, Mars out o( the American people than goK has," — Will rates. 60 day raise / available In Manches room, wall to wall car paddles. $450. 649-9361 Rogers interview call Tom Dell, 8 am to 4 pm, ter oenerol dentist of Great buy at $124,900. permitted) ot 218 Center Street - Denied. M ANCHESTER. 2 rooms Monchester.______review. Company paid Kathy Kenyon. 721- APPL. JOHN MAHON - ^ d o l Exc^lon M oCMrtonM LOTS/LAND LOTS/LANO for rent. Main Street. peting. Near 1-91 and otter 5pm weeknlghts. fice. Flexible hours, schools. $650 per month SATURDAY only. Oc- medical, pension, excellent salary. 8950. Devilish good MO. 1$n with Article IV, Section 5.01,03 J® FOR SALE For Information call tober 3, 9-3. Household Monday thru Friday. buy. Charming 2 bed food service on Pr*'"!?” a*9"**jS)'*ewsWI^ FOR SALE 529-7858 or 563-4438. plus security. 633-2242 7 vacation. 10 paid Please coll Or. Botforo Items. 480 Woodland room Colonial with att approved with the following cond tiooe: (I) The erfter 4pm. MUSICAL holidays, monthly ot 649-2796.______approval Is pronted to only the apptjcant foroflve Street, Monchester. THE DEADLINE FOR ached garage. $103,9001 yaor period: (2) The lunch truck ehoMbeloeoMot ITEMS P L A C IN G OR attendance bonuses. Mitchell Associates. MANCHESTER. Sotur- d91DRIVERS full time iS io w ^n the oppllcohm dm «,J3) T h e ^ " " ® ^ oiAPARTMENTS day October 3, 9-12. CANCELING AN AD MANCFESTERHONCA Stop In Monday - positions making local 563-5059.______erotlen eholl be from 4:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. -174 COVENTRY USED full sized Violin. IS 12 NOON T H E D A Y deliveries, some heavy Tolland Turnpike. z fqrrent Infants to 3T, girls Friday, 8-11:30 am, TW O Family. TImetested I Merchondlse S150. 649-1111. Excel clothes, miscellaneous BEFORE, MONDAY - THE PROFESSIONALS lifting involved. Com-' building with 13 rooms. APPL. GRAHAM, INC. - Vorlonce laArllcle II. ^ lo n New Subdivision with approved building lots lent condition. or send a short letter petitive wooes and be MO. m s 14.19.02(b) to ollow consMerotlon M o H^ »th ond Items. 131 Gronifylew FRIDAY, IN ORDER 2 modern kitchen- Recrsotlon Club on a 3.903 ocr# lot (4 ocree mini from i+ acre to 3 acres. Starting at •69,900. Street, Monchester. TO MAKE THE NEXT 24 A D A M S S T R E E T to personnel at; nefits. Non smoker! s...one with private sun mum reoulred) - 20 Utopio Rood - Approved. ISSUE. FRIDAY South Windsor Office 3.2 acre Approved Building Lot with possible PETS AND DRIED Flower bouquet, MANCHESTER. CT 06040 life breoktast room. APPL. JO HN ft B ITM M A C m i •VorlonCT to o llw o ^ antiques and collecti A F T E R N O O N B Y 2:30 Supply. 09-4466. New root, triple glazed MO. IlMLductten In the reor yord ond o reduction In the eld# site for private pond. *79,900. FURNITURE SUPPLKS Merrill ^ y o r d tor 199 Sooth Moln Street - Approved. ED bles. No lunk. October PM FOR MONDAY'S windows, steel siding. HEBRON. 4 rooms and iV^ acre Approved Building Lot with pine KITCHEN Set. Roundta ENGLISH setter puppies 3 and 4. Rain date 10 ISSUE. THANK YOU MODERN Egg process Lots ot mature plant All octlens hove on effective dote In occbrdonce with Con- both, heat emd hot wa and 11. 10-5pm. 208 FO R Y O U R , 6 4 6 - 3 5 2 0 Industries, Inc. ing plant looking tor ings and trees.. Ames Ite necllcvt Oenerol Stotutee. Moticeot these deelelonehoe been trees and hardwoods. *74,900. ter Included. $556 per ble, choirs, yellow for sale with p(x>ers. P.O. Box 50 filed with the Town Clerk. leather, sioo. 646-4770. 278-2971. Charter Oak Street, COOPERATIONIIlV experienced condler. parking. Offered at month. Security re Monchester.______26 Village St. Other positions also $158,900. Co i l Blan ZONING BOARD OP APPEALS quired. No pets. Nice MAPLE Bedroom seT. g O l DEN Retriever, Edward Cettmon, Secretary VancouT Associates SATURDAY only. 9-4. In- Ellington, C T 06020 available. Good pov, chard ft Rbssetto, area to ride a bicycle or Double bed, 1 bureew Mole. AKC papers, 6 good benefits. Coll 228- "W e're Selling Doted at Mencheeter, C T this 2nd day ef October, 19i7. 643-9498 or 643-2211 enlov 0 walk In the and chest with mirror. months. $100 or best slde tog sole. 316 Center 3523 for Interview. Houses". 646-34*2.o 81010 c o u n ^ . 4464774 Askin $171. 646-3547, offer, 646-1306, Street, Monchester. \ j M - ilA N C H E S T E R H ER ALD . Friday. Oct. 2. I W TM Automotive FOR SALE MIES IRMSALE SIW 1973 DODG6 Cerofiot. 16 Ford EscorT GT- FOUR Otntrcrtlon tag CAM Many now ports. Bloctric sunroof, S M it. Moving,ontlquM, Grivon dallv. SOW. 849- spood, 31,008 mllos. furnituro, colloctlMot, RMSALE OMOO. Atk far Koran. GOODYBAR eoglo ST otc. Octobtr 3 and 4, 41Moftor 5. 1W1 OODGE Colt. 4 cy- f6V6fA forcol m . 3 79 Ford Gronodo. Dopin- PIS5/70R13 raised 104. 61 Spruco Strotf, whHo loftor flTM (4) MonchMtor. Rain or llndor, standard trans door, S spood, om/fm doblo, no rust, 95,000 mission. Good condi COM otto, olr. 85k. Cx- mlloa. >41100 firm. 647- good tread loft. In- •Nna. dudts (4) 13" rbraond tion. Now point lob. collont condition. 0310otkfPr eric. ftAtuRDAY, Octobtr 3. 83300. 849-3673. (4) trip le ch ro m a 0-3. Old fumiturt, Up Asking S1200. 649-3507 1983 Alllonet-6i,000mllos, plotod wire whool cov- right piano, ntltotl- oft or 3:30pm. 6 l 6§ CutloBt Supromo A/C. AM-FM Cotoofft. ors. 8135 or boat offOr. lonooM, glottwort. 51 IS CAMARO lUk t-top 73.4deer, power sfoor- S3200. or boet offer. C a ll 649-3643 offer Mill S t r t • t , bluo, I cvlindor, auto Ing, brakas.outamatlc. 171-6451 oft O f 6pm. 5:30pm. Monchntor. matic, wHh oir. Fac 0300.64341338.______D0DG6 Mirada ifis. tory sound systom 4 G AR AG E m Io rain or NISSAN Sonfro wagon Good condition, A/C, LOOKING FOR a low-cost now Eoglo GT RWL •hino. Mlsoollonoout 1903. 5 spood. Good Power windows and way to communlooto your tiros. m llos. locks, cruloa, AM -FM Itoim. Oct 304. 75 Co i9,000 condition. 83000. 743- advortlflng mossogo? lumbus Stroot Mon- $10,500. 643-66M or 649- 6315.______chostor. 9-4. 0063. CARS MANCHESTER. 5 1977 BUICK Apolio. dood CARS Frnklln Strsot. Bobv onglno, now tiros, ra SALE FOR SALE RMSALE Homs, bikos, motorcv- diator and wotor pump. d t , otc. Octobor 3, $300. 649-0331. from 10-3. No oorlv birds. Roln dots 10/10. DOES bCTOBER 3,9-3, antiquos TAKE A LOOK •' chairs, 10 spood biko, dorm slio rotrlgorotor 85 Line. Town Cor SAVE MANCHSm(liOND^ ond coblnot, drop loot 81 Merc. Marquis toblo and choirs, ox- Brougham SAVE cordso biko, houso- 78 Buick Century SELL USED CARS? waros ond much more. W|..fM. CoiW. SAVE Roln dote Octobor 4.14 88 Mazda RX7 Technically... SELLS FOR LESS! Barry Rood, SAVE Mon Chester. 87 Line. Continental But thiy’r i really much mors than that SAVE — coma aaa lor yourself... 1 9 8 7 . SKYHAWK 82 Mazda 828 f DT..WMM SAVE aifW OI $KVLMIN Stk. 2-2655-0^ CAM 85 NIaaan Stanza §tmacn,S4Km.aa.aa.Ae.rm.asaio...... *3495 RMSALE 4 Or. SAVE Automatic, Power Stee? 88 Line. Town Car 61 HONDA fiOVDI tfSML 4 c r i, rna mi. aa. rm. a^mo, aum omm . ^7995 ing. Brakes, A/C, Defog- I toOhOOBB SAVE ger. Tinted Gloss, Body 84 Marc. Marquis •4 HONDA ACCOND U 9i m . Ha. 4 on, Ataa, aa.Ti. t Side Molding, Tilt 8«// Your Car Brougham SAVE rm. a9mm on. ata. aaa m i ...... ™ *7995 85 Bronco II, Wheel, Cassette White AuM.rt.4a4 7 . •4N0NDACIVIC • 9 8 9 8 SAVE fISOf. NR. 4 Grtn AC. NeBlB. atK mi. Rfwp . Wolls ond More. 88 Sable “L8" *5995 * 1 5 4 Or., lOBSBd. IG Rd. SAVE •4 NONDA ftaUDC §191A 4 C H .$ Rptf.. At. AS, AC. 4 Llnet — 10 Day8 84 Mazda Pickup SAVE Aamm athf. am mi 1508 charge each oddl- *9495 83 Lynx Wg., a i . a c SAVE NEW 1 9 8 7 CENTURY tionol lino, par day. You $4 NONDA CNX 08 Msikur XR4TI SAVE f fSIf. Ret $4H ml. .... *5495 ] con cancel ot any time. 84 Toyota Calico •4N0NDACIVIC Stk. 2-2519-0 4 Door 80RRV, AT, AC. rt SAVE Bf*Ml 4 Or., aiim. §tH m i . *5995 Automatic, Power Steer Si NO REFUNDS OR 78 Buick Century •4 FORD TSMPO Wf.. Mt« Oond. SAVE ac b a ing, Brakes, Defogger, ADJUSTMENTS 9J444. Aum. aaa m i, AR, A*a . A AT Omy . *4995 87 Mazda RX7 Tilt Wheel, A/C, Stereo •iBOh. Turbo, •un- •4 TOYOTA TERCEL CALL HERALD roof, OlBB n^TBr SAVE #fJ>7. 4 C fl, 4WO.. OoW. 44 a ml.. *5495 Body 'Bide Molding, 83 Ford LTD Wg. OS NISSAN SlNTRA Tinted Gloss CLASSIFIED vs AT. r s AC SAVE •H 44. 4 Crt. Auto, 4$a ml. NR. AR. At. AbATa New Tlr— . *5995 88 Olds Calais IS HONDA PRELUDE 643-2711 ACA-BBdBd SAVE •ftff. 4 c r i. AR. AS. AC. rm, AeAtA 4aa mi., aim. un$ N«wf.. *11,495 04 M«rc. Lynx t or. SAVE IS CHEVROin SPECTRUM * 1 0 , 9 8 7 85 Mazda RX7 S »fJit fffvgr...... *4995 AZC.Alum.Wh. SAVE IS HONDA CtVtC DX S4 AMC ALLIANCE. 4 Dr. ••eeeeeaaeeee CLYDE ffttO. 4 epl. AC. 44K ml. 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