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- . WASHINGTON (AP) — President Reagan an nounced Friday he would meet here Dec. 7 with Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev and expects to sign a treaty to ban intermediate-range nuclear missiles. 7; .• Reagan said he hoped to visit Moscow next year and 'sigh a second pact to slash their long-range arm s by SO percent. A Joint announcement said the summit was envisaged for the flrst half of 1088. ' Tiie treaty to eliminate U.S. and Soviet missiles with ranges of 815 toA.lZS miles is still not finished. But Secretary of State George P. Shultz said confidently: “We will get that treaty done before the summit. You can be sure of that.” Among the remaining issues is whether Soviet inspectOTS will be stationed at bases in West Germany, Britain, Italy and Belgium where the U.S. missiles are Shultz said at a news conference. ;;''i^tbacbev estintated in a letter to Reagan it would take two or three weeks to clear up all the details, said a White House Official, speaking on condition of anonymity. “We’re down to the short strokes,” hesaid. The scheduling of Gorbachev’s first visit to America sharply reversed his hesitation only last week to set a- date for his third summit meeting with Reagan. But Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A. Shevard nadze, standing next to the president, insisted “There was no flip-flop,” and Reagan avoided any direct criticism of the Soviet leader. “There never has been to my knowledge any Lf* negative from him," he said. The visit evidenUy will be confined to Washington. Reagan said “scheduling problems” on both sides precluded a tour of other parts of the United States. A White House official said the summit would last two or three days. On Capitol Hill, the reaction Was generally positive, but congn^onal leaders said any arms pact would be scrutinized “with our guard up and our ears open.” Many senators said they must be assured that Soviet compliance with the treaty can be adequately verified before approving it. Others said the West must quickly H«raM'S>io*e by Koo< move to modernize conventional forces in Europe in the aftermath of agreement to eliminate the shiled BEAR HUO — Smokey Bear gets a hug from 7-year-old Darrell Sachl represented by U.S. intermediate and sborter-range of Manchester during the Eighth Utilities District’s fire prevention show Turn to page 8 held at Robertson School Friday. Firefighter Bob Watts is Smokey. East Catholic blasts Northwest ... -MAGAZINE PULLOUT SECTION Eagles maintain their perfect record page 56 M A ru by Bnic* BMttto- get a jump on Halloween Perns knock with ghostly fun and frolicking Reagan pose
B y AndrdW J. Davis O Horald Roporter oh Ginsburg Ghosts, goblins and witches were out in fopM Friday night, the night .WASHINGTON (A P) — Democratic senators on before HaMween. > Friday accused President Reagan of taking a iTUlIfc Hallowera parties and fa in were confrontational approach on Supreme Court nominee % not hard to And as many people took Douglas H. Ginsburg. to early celebrating. The Lutz The nominee himself, largely unknown to many in Children’s Museum, the Mahoney the Senate; made a quick trip to the Capitol and met Recreation Center, and filing Jun with key lawmakers in their officies. ior High School had parties. The .Less than 24 hours after Reagan nominated the Manchester Jaycees also held a 41-ye'ar-old appellate court judge, senators began a pre-Halloween fair. series of floor speeches with two basic messages: Keep an open mind and hold down the rhetoric. The museum was packed as Sen.. Dale Bumpers, D-Ark., said he thought children and their parents learned Reagan’s announcement of the Ginsburg nomination 1^. the meaning of the word “ wait." "Have anything good for Halloween?" w a s ’ ’rather confrontational and combative. I don’t % People stood in long lines to enter understand why the president... would start off with 7 the haunted house, the arts and . that sort of ah attitude." - crafts room, and a refreshments . -^nate Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd.'D-W.Va., I Connecticut Weather area. All in all, though, the waiting said ,"N o president is going to stampede this Senate was worth it to Nora P. Sollecito, Into acting with undue haste as long as I ’m majority who came to the museum with her ' leader, .t hope the White House 9W1I1 restrain its- . Ceptral> East Interior, Southwest Interior: Satur- daughters, Amanda and Alycia. collective tongue on this matter." . day, morning sun giving way to some afternoon clouds. “ It wasa bigtumout,” she said as ;. Reagan said in his announcement that if Ginsburg’s . Breezy with the high SO to S5. Saturday night, clearand she held 1-year-old Alycia on her ■ confirmation hearings "take more than three weeks to cold with the low 30 to 35. Sunday, sunny with the high SO lap. “ It was a lot of waiting, but it’s get gqing; the American people will know what’s up.” toss. nice what they had for the kids.’’ ■; Bypd and Bumpers both called for fair hearings and West Crastal, East Coastal: Saturday, a few early The museum has had the pro urged Senators not to make early Judgments. Those morning clouds then breezy sunshine. High in the gram for about eight years, said thoughts were echoed by three crucial swing-vote middle SOs. Saturday night, clear and chilly. Low 3S to Susan Craig, the museum’s natu senators on the Judiciary Committee Howell Heflin, 40. Suhdoy, a few clouds and cool. High in the middle ralist. She dressed as a scarecrow D-Ala.:; ArlOn Specter, R-Pa., and Dennis DeConcini, ..'SOs. ■ ■ for the festivities. The museum has D-Ariz. All three voted against the president’s pKvious ' fiorthWiest Hills: Satuqlay, mixed sun and clouds. averaged 900 people each year for noniinee, Robert H. Bork, whose nomination was with the high 45 to SO. Saturday night, clearand the program, which continues defeated 58-42. qold.with the low in the 20sand lower 30s. Sunday, a few tonight at 6 for members and 7 for clo)ids and chilly with thchigh ijbar SO. 'Specter said, "A presumption of innocence isequally AP photo non-members. applicable to a nominee to the Supreme Court of the filing Junior High School got into United.States. ... We really do have to hold back.” Friday. It was announced that a the act, too. ’The school held a ' .' Ginsburg was accompanied .in his Capitol visits by President Reagan, joined by Soviet dance, requiring students to bring White House chief of staff Howard'H. Baker Jr,. 'who ' Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze superpower summit will begin Dec. 7 in . Winners canned goods as the price of was reported to have lost an internal battle with and Secretary of State George Shultz, Washington between Reagan and Soviet admission. ’The food will go to the Attorney (SCneral Edwin Meese III over whom should meets with reporters at the White House leader Mikhail Gorbachev. Manchester Area Conference of be nominated. . Connecticut dally Friday: 057. Play Four; 6S37. Churches. Bennet Junior High . Meese reportedly favored Ginsburg, who is known as < Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 3,9,35, 37,37,39. School also had a dance for charity. a'Staunch conservative. Baker .was said to want the . Its event benefited UNICEF, the more, moderate U.S. Circuit Judge Anthony M. United Nations Children’s Fund. Kennedy of Sacramento, Calif.' Gorbachev to visit Washington; ’The Jaycees teamed with the White. House spokesman Marlin. Fitzwater denied Manchester Parkade Merchants Friday that.the widely reported rift took-place. Indbx Association to put on a party at the . Ginsburg’s first .stop was. at .Heflin’s office. When Bprk went on his courtesy cails,.he made He Ain his last Reagan expects to sign treaty Cutter Operating Corp. offices at visit among Judiciary Committee-.members, even 1 o r a l the Parkade. Advice 20 ______4-6 though-it was known the Senator's vote could be crucial . 4 0 .^ 1 (Thltiiariaa a About 50 people attended the Hwald photo by Kool . Continued from page 1 summit would produce an agreement on ways to ytutomotive hot only in committee but among Southern Democrats. . i9.ia n ^ ln in n 14-1.M defend against missile attack. celebration during the first hour, missiles there. 1 « - 1 7 in Heflin-is' respected on Judicial matters in that-bloc,- Several senior U.S. officials speculated Gorbachev Sm ior CItIzfins said ’Thomas P. DeGrimmis. the Ken Brown, a volunteer at the Lutz Children’s Museum, In announclng his determination to pursue a treaty to riaxalfTarf AOM •RnnrtB 4 A . m because he-is a. former.chief.Justice'.of..the.'^abama might be experiencing political difficulties at home. party's co-chairman. It will con dresses up as Count Dracula for the museum's cut back on long-range bombers, missiles and «u.aa U .S ./ W o r ld B-10 Supreme Court. But Shultz said on the way home from Moscow iast tinue today from 4 to 8 p.m. , submarines. Reagan said he was not retreating on his Connecticut ______B-8 Weekend Plus Magazine Halloween program Friday night. The program will Asked in Heflin’s office if he looked forward to the Friday that the "pieces of evidence” he had seen did At the Mahoney Recreation Cen Entertainment ^ 37 Pullout 21-36 continue tonight at 6 for members and 7 for confirmation process, GinsbuTg told repoi^rs, “ I do: . " S t a r Wars" missile-defense program, known offi not support the theory. ter, about 200 people lined up for non-members. I've, been through it two times before and I look forward cially as the Strategic Defense Initiative or SDI. Shevardnadze delivered a message to Reagan from games, acostumecontestandatrip to this one more than ever.” ’’I made it clear, and they did not reject this, there is Gorbachev. As he left the State Department for the through the haunted house. This Ginsburg previously, was confirmed as assistant ' •no way we can give up SDI, which we believe is offering White House after three hours hours of talks with was the sixth year the town’s attorney general in charge of antitrust in 1983, and a an opportunity. for peace in the world,” he told Shultz, he flashed a, thumbs-up sign. year ago as a judge on the U.S. Court of Appealsforthe ■ reporters in the White House briefing room. Hlanrtiratpr iilrraUi recreation department has held a said. “ It’s just a community event. and 12-year-old Gary W Bacon Distrlth.of Ck)lumbia. Bork serves on the same court' ■ Goriiachev has tried to restrict the SDI anti-missile As Shevardnadze entered the State Department Halloween party, said Liz A. People can be sure it’s a safe were pale as ghosts after going USP8 327-500 VOL. CVII, No. 27 Mielcarz, gymnasium director. event.” ‘'Miy-.Jirst'impression is that he will not be as - program,, saying it threatens to extend the nuclear building, he joked: "Well, we meet with you sometimes through the haunted house. arms race. But Reagan suggested the Soviet leader Penny M. Sleffort. Publisher “ We have it as an alternative It also was a scary event, said controversiai,” Heflin said after the 20-minute at least twice a week, but it’s a good sign. That means " t thought it was a scream." would not Hold up a treaty In an effort to stop the work is' going ahead, and when people are at work from going house to house." she 12-year-old Jason D. Varney. He meeting, "That’s a first impression, but I reserve DouglM A Bevine Sheldon Cohan Jason said. Judgment on it.” program, khown popularly as "Star Wars." results also come. The rest of It I ’ll say to you after the - Exeeullve Editor Compeeino Manager Heflin said he asked Ginsburg how many opinions he . - ' ‘'‘It is no longer put down as a flat demand,” Reagan talks.” Oenlte A. Poberte Robert H. Hubbard Advertitino Director Praaaroein Manager has written in the year he has been on the federal said. Merk E. AbrsHls Jeanne O. Fromarth Judge lets Houdini seance go on bench, how many times he has dissented from opinions • Soviet Foreign Minister Ekluard A. Shevardnadze The foreign minister then repeated what he said Butinesi Menager CIreulatlon Manager and about his writings before becoming a Judge. But istood at' his side, beaming his approval of the when he was here last month for talks: " I ’m a natural Piibllahad dally except Sunday and certain hoHdaya by the the senator said there wasn’t time for a substantive president’s remarks. optimist.” Maneheater PuMlahlng Co.. IS Bralnard Place. Manchaatar. Reagan: iiidicated Gorbachev’s visit would be At the end of Shevardnadze’s visit last month the two ' Conn. 00040. Sacond claaa poataga paid at Maneheater. Conn. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) - dini," by WTVC, the local ABC "The lawsuit goes on,” Martino discussion on those matters. - restricted to W ashington. sides issued a statement saying Reagan and Poatmaater: Sand addreaa chahgaa to the Manchaatar Herald. A Judge Friday denied a request to affiliate. The show includes a said^“ I think what we have done is Asked to compare his first impressions of Ginsburg Asked.about a summit on the 46th anniversary of the Gorbachev would meet in the fall. A precise date and Sf P.O. Box 801. Manchaatar. Conn. 06040. halt a telecast of a live Halloween seance trying to contact Houdini on alerted a lot of parents to the with those of Borit, Heflin said, "H e (Ginsburg) was Japanese attack oh Pearl Harbor, Reagan said: " I site were not announced. . ifyoiidon.'traica
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Airline Mil protects consumers eariv document on roie of iaity WASHINGTON — The Senate voted FridayFridav to force ^ ^ the nation’s airlines to let would>he passengers know VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope John Paul said at the Mass; “ The future,” he said. “ Now we have which carriers are most — and least — likely to get Downtown Manchester John Paul n said in closing the synod has given special attention to turned our thoughts towards the them where they’re going on time and with all their worldwide synod of bishops Friday women and to youth ... from a laity, fully aware that they are the luggage. that lay people are “ the hope of the profound conviction that it should hope of the church today, a hope The Sg-S passage o f the consumer-oriented hill church today” and he soon will give full consideration to these two rich in promise.” capped three frenetic days in which the Senate also issue a document on their role. vast areas in the people of G od . The synod’s document of recom voted to han cigarette smoking on most airline flights In the homily of a Mass in St. “ Profound and stimulating mendations stressed the "dignity” and authorised $15.6 billion for airport and air traffic Peter’s Basilica the pope singled things have been said on these Harvest Shoe Sale... of women and recommended control improvements over the next three years. out women, whose place in the points and it will be my task in the further study of their anthropologi ’The measure passed Friday would require airiines to church caused some divisions coming months to gather them cal and theological roots. compile monthly figures on canceled and late flights, among the more than 200 bishops together and present them in an delayed luggage, and passengers “ bumped” from who met as an advisory body to the orderly form to the entire people of “ A wish became manifest: that oversold flights. The information would be available to Vatican. God.” every expression or attitude that the public at airports and, in some instances, from His apparent reference was to an 4 DAYS 0NLY...0CT. 28 thru OCT. 31 Near the end of the Mass, an leads to discrimination of women ticket and travel agents. American rushed forward scream apostolic exhortation, the name of be avoided," said a summary ing and was grabbed by Vatican an official papal document. released Friday. “ Women will have Juvenile araon arrests rise security men about 20 yards from Addressing the bishops Thursday to be called... even more actively to BOSTON — Juveniles accounted for 40 percent of the altar. John Paul continued and night, the pontiff said he would use the councils and the various pas • arson arrests last year, with 6.6 percent of those it was not known whether he saw their recommendations as the basis toral structures of the church. ' arrests involving a child under 10, according to a report the man, who was not armed. for a document on the synod. He BUY ONE PAIR AT REGULAR PRICE- Friday that said arson caused 70S deaths and nearly Vatican spokesman identified said he would prepare the report $1.68 billion In property damaasdq.l9$6. him as Thomas Siemer, 57, of “ as soon as possible,” which a There were 111,000 c o n fim i^ or suspected arson Columbus, Ohio. They said he told Vatican official said prompted fires in the United States in 1986, down 5 percent from police he wanted to express his applause. The pope had instructed the GET THE SECOND PAIR FOR 1/2 PRICE! 1985 and 34 percent from the 1977 peak of 167,500, the ideas on peace and nuclear wea Careen National Fire Protection Association said in its annual pons to the pontiff. synod, which met in closed session, arson report based on figures supplied by fire The synod’s final recommenda to examine the role of lay people in departments nationwide. tions condemned discrimination the church and society. He said in his homily that Tilotige The 705 civilian deaths represented a 5 percent against women but omitted U.S. increase from the 1984 total of 635 and one of every proposals, included in an early participation of lay observers un draft, that the church open all derscored the laity’s importance to RESIDENTIAL CARE seven lives lost in building fires, the Quincy-based DAY. WEEK OR MONTH group said. non-ordained ministries to women. the church. Arson was the largest single cause of property Such ministries include acolytes, “ In a certain sense the expe CHOOSE FROM: damage by fire, accounting for more than one of every lectors and altar servers, people rience of this synod is unprece 649-5985 MON., WED. OR FRI. four dollars lost in building fires. who assist in functions at Mass such dented and hopefully it will become as lighting candles and preparing , a model, a reference point for the Missile attack fifth this month the altar. • FLORSHEIM A Senegalese cardinal told a BAGHDAD, Iraq — Iran fired a long-range missile concluding news conference the into Baghdad early Friday and killed civilians in the women’s issue and problems about RE-ELECT .DEXTER fifth such attack on the Iraqi capital this month, the movements within the laity caused military said. “ tensions” during the month-long Iraqi officials vowed revenge and demanded that the conference. United Nations condemn and punish Iran. But Iran said KEN TEDFORD . WALKOVER the attacks will continue until Iraq stops attacking economic and industrial targets in the Persian Gulf BOARD OF DIRECTORS and on the Iranian mainland. • BATES A U.S. warship and a reflagged Kuwaiti tanker meanwhile steamed south through the gulf. The 14th RE-ELECT U.S. convoy left Kuwait late Wednesday for the PULL LEVER 3A 550-mile trip through the gulf and out the Strait of FLOATERS Hormuz. Commission says Shin Bet lied JERUSALEM — A judicial commission reported • All Casual & Dress Shoes • No Special Orders Friday that Shin Bet secret service agents for the past 16 years routinely perjured themselves about their • Mix and Match • Most Styles, Sizes 7V$-14 interrogation mothers. It said. “ This evil has to be uprooted.” • SALE ENDS OCT. 31st The findings, which stem from a five-month probe, • Higher Price Prevails could spur a rash of court cases from Israel’s nearly 4,000 security prisoners, most of them Palestinians, who are expected to seek new trials. The 88-page report does not call for resignations of Don't need 2 Pairs?... Bring a Friend! senior officials. Nor does it recommend against prosecuting Shin Bet agents for past misdeeds. It does call for a house-cleaning in the secret domestic counter-terror agency and greater govern Dear Manchester. Residents;' ■’ ' / -■ ment oversight. For the past five years 1 have'had.the honor to represent you on the The report says Shin Bet agents lied in court “ in a Town of Manchester Board of*Dir^ora< During-this'time l.have made it methodic and ongoing way” to conceal the use of force my responsibility to see that.your tax dollars-are S^'nf wisely, while being and other questionable interrogation techniques. conscious of the needs of bur community. .* ‘ FOR n I want to help preserve the charm that nuikes MMchester a special place Communitto blamed for killings TOWN TREASURER to live. My family has lived here for five generatiohs akidi I'want .itiy son and your children to be able lo.experience bur excellenr.educalibnal M ANILA, Philippines — Communist guerrillas system, recreational opportunities,'and other fine services. BEGAL’S almost certainly masterminded the slaying of three "Your Quality Mart's Shop" LEVER 7A I hope that all registered voters will take the lime to vole on November Americans and they plan to kill more, a newspaper quoted a rebel leader as saying Friday. 3rd, as this is your opportunity for your voice to be heard in' our democracy. Your A Manila-based communist rebel group denied vole himportani. responsibility, but did not rule-out the possibility that Support the Entire Please consider me and the other members of the experienced Democratic learn who have provided our town with the leadership that it needs. 903 Main Street, Downtown Manchester another communist group might have killed the bemoeratic Team Americans. Open Wed., Thors., A FrI. Evenings ’til 9:00 But President Corazon Aquino told foreign corres Nov. 3rd Sincerely vours, VOTE pondents that authorities had not yet determined if communists were responsible. She said Americans DEMOCRATIC ON were not in danger. Nogro for TroMuror Committee - Kenneth N. Tedford The U.S. Embassy said CIA deputy director Robert Anthony and Ooloras Platrantonlo NOVEMBER Gates was in the Philippines but refused to say why he Co-Treasurers. Piid for by the Tedford '87 CommittM, JoMph Uccello. Jr.. Treoiurcc. was here. V Keep careful records on fund switching
puters will go tilt and you’ll be hauled up loss, which I would report on my 1987 QUESTION: I ’m sure Income tax return. I feel the best way to many people encounter on the carpet. Good luck to you In your switching this is to pick the shares I bought at the the same problem I have MARKET REPORT endeavors, but I have to sound the highest prices and redeem thoseshares. in this new day of fre Investors* warning that frequent mutual fund Correct? If so, how do I handlq this on Wall Street’s comeback Activity, over th» oit\ 30 tfadino d«y$ quent mutual fund switching, like in-and-out trading of my income tax return? switching. What kind of G u id e ^ individual stocks, usually results in ^ . records should one keep 2jo WASHINGTON - attacked by both sides. ’The Engine mined to keep its Office of Investiga Whenever you’re en Manufacturers Association and sev tion from getting too independent. The Open Fonim gulfed in a dark cloud of eral engine makers sued the agency latest harassment the investigators foul-smelling, eye- for being too severe: the Natural are faced with involves the agency's smarting exhaust Jack Resources Defense Council and other move to new headquarters in Rock fumes from a passing environmentalists sued it for being ville, Md. Players deserve better bus or truck, the too lenient. ’The predictable result was The space allocated for the investi thought may have Anderson further delay, thus guaranteeing that gators is not secure enough for no substantial reductions in the big To the Editor: crossed your mind: sensitive criminal investigations. For Why doesn’t the govern boys’ emissions would take effect in example, their suite of offices is not Len Auster’s thoughts of Oct. 2L concerning the ment do something to the 1980s. shut off from the others, which will MHS soccer team should have found the circular file stop the poisonous emis In federal appeals court, the indus allow nosy officials from other rather than the press. sions from these behe try argued that the standards had not departments to wander through. And The repeated statement that last season’s losing moths of the highway? been calculated correctly, that they the investigators will have to evict record of 7-9-1 (the first since 1949) never includes It’s a good question. Unfortunately, emission curbs were to be enforced in would require technology not yet their director or deputy director if the footnote that seven of these losses were one-goal developed and that the four-year the answer seems to be that Environ three stages. they need a private office in which to games. The “ fall” from the top was not a long one, mental Protection Agency bureau Once again, though, the law was deadline for compliance with regula interview confidential sources. Or either. The competition has been losing for years. crats have been lollygagging for more ignored. The E PA failed to set the tions had been violated by the EPA. they’ll have to ask for private ITiis fact is even more in evidence this season, as the than 20 years, while special interests promised standards — until a public- An engineer for Cummins Engine, a conference rooms elsewhere in the CCC East leaders struggle for consistency. like the Engine Manufacturers Asso interest group, the Natural Resources leading manufacturer, however, told building. Goal scorers — everjiiody is looking for them. ciation have been able to throw sand Defense Council, filed suit against the our reporter Jennifer Smith that the Any suggestions? Natural bom? Exchange stu in the gears of the federal govern agency and won. In October 1984, EPA’s initial deadline for NOx Diplomatic digaat dent? How about developing some? Hling, Bennet reductions could have been met. ment’s underpowered enforcement under court order, the EPA finally and the JV teams are all writing their own success Environmentalists argued that the • Flying saucer sightings are not machinery. The (Hean Air Act amend published NOx and PM standards, stories as has been their habit the last three years. standards were too lenient and based unknown in communist countries, but ment of 1965, which Congress passed with enforcement regulations follow Maybe a superstar will Just "walk on” between on the largest manufacturer’s capa one earlier this year in China was in response to a public outcry, ing in March 1985. late August and early November! bilities, rather than on the industry’s given some credibility by the Peking authorized the EPA to crack down on Because of an expected increase in “ technological leaders,” and also government. More than 20 individuals So much for fantasy. the exhaust belchers, but the agency the number of heavy-duiy vehicles, faulted the EPA for allowing compan claimed to have seen an unidentified Let’ s talk reality. Let’s talk about pride in the has yet to follow its orders. both NOx and PM emissions would be ies to avoid penalties by averaging the flying object near Chengtu in central MHS soccer team. When nothing had been done by reduced in new-model engines. emissions of all their vehicles. China. They thought it was about 3,000 It’s about a group of young soccer players who 1977. Congress passed a stiffer Though the gaseous NOx emissions The appellate court agreed gener feet up, and described it as looking play their hearts out every game — who have amendment, ordering the EPA to create special hazards for children ally with the E PA ’s interpretation of like a straw hat. A high-flying worked every practice, who worked In August in the come up with a detailed set of and persons with respiratory ail the 1977 amendment, but gave the candidate missed the ring, maybe? captain’s practices. AjmI they also took as many emission standards for heavy-duty ments, the EPA standards permitted manufacturers a break, delaying the • Here's a switch on the fight to other opportunities to play, as available — many vehicles, and see that they are the total amount of NOx fumes NOx emissions reductions till the 1990 save the world’s endangered animal with the single goal of self-improvement so their enforced. This would have put buses, emitted to remain at current levels. model year. species. Since collectors with more school might be judged the best at a tournament dump trucks, diesel rigs — all Overall PM emissions, the tiny bits of It remains to be seen whether the cash than conscience are the main time. vehicles bigger than pickups — in the solid matter that sneak past the lungs’ EPA. after 22 years of stalling, will source of demand that keeps poachers Too many shirts? Look closer, Mr. Auster. same position as passenger cars, natural defenses and are suspected of finally decide to protect the public’s busy, the government of Papua New It takes more than watching one high school game which for years have been subect to causing cancer, were to be susbtan- Education helps fight AIDS health from the toxic titans of the Guinea has made a business out of to appreciate these young players. ’The game, the strict emission standards. tlally reduced under the EPA rules. traffic jam. raising the rare species for sale. It players, the coaches, the league — all are changing As envisioned by Congress, the To make up for lost time, the agency October 1987 are important to the battle offers help to anyone willing to breed — developing. standards would reduce the amount of ordered the reductions to start with has been AIDS against AIDS. the country’s exotic butterflies, which Open your eyes, Mr. Auster. The community nitrogen and oxides, or NOx (as in the 1987 model year heavy-duty Cramping their etyle A w a ren ess I agree with Linares that a can fetch upward of $1,000 apiece. needs educated and accurate commentary. noxious). and particulate matter, or vehicles. Hooray? Not quite. Month nation federal insurance policy should As we’ve reported, the Nuclear Farmers also raise thousands of PM. emitted by trucks and buses. The Incredibly, the EPA action was Regulatory Commission seems deter James Dieterle wide. Several be made available to victims of crocodiles. How? Carefully, of course. 81 Lawton Road seminars, tele- Thomas L. many terminal diseases. Rep. Manchester vision pro Donald Dellums of California has grams and vi StringfeUow reintroduced a House bill which deotapes have should provide adequate health Thanks to the merchants been offered to care for all Americans. VERY SCARY educate people Linares mentioned the danger Politics and the stock market To the Editor: about A c of racial discimination, and said ’The Keeney School Street P T A would like to quired Im Africa should not be blamed alone GOBLIN “ extend their thanks to the downtown merchants for mune Deficiency Syndrome. toms, and that 316 out of 487 for the origin of AIDS. Drug users By Chuck Stone serious trouble. “ I think we’ll see a substantially reduced," insists all the activities that they sponsor and support I participated in a program people have died from AIDS in come from all socio-economic recession of several months,” pre Livingston. throughout the year. entitled “ AIDS: Issues of Dis Connecticut. groups. Stock-market collapses are biparti dicted the Philadelphia Inquirer's Agrees Washington Post economics Such activities include the Halloween picture crimination” Oct. 5 at the West People can have other symp I commend Nancy Carr of the san. equal-opportunity panics. And in Pulitzer prize-winning business wri writer Hobart Rowen, “ First priority painting on store windows by school children; Hartford Town Hall. The co toms such as AIDS-related com Manchester Area Conference of their unpredictability, they can be as ter Joe Livingston. must go to reduction of the budget and decorating the street and Christmas trees during sponsor was the Greater Hartford plex (ARC), AIDS dementia or Churches and Ljmne Gustafson. paradoxical as they are cruel. But it’s unlikely that Humpty trade deficits ... by cutting ti:e holiday season; and overall beautification of Human Relations Rights wasting-away syndrome (unex R.N., for establishing AIDS Pro What greater paradox than a stock Dumpty will fall off the stock-market expenditures.” M<^ n Street during other holidays. Commission. plained weight loss), Andrews ject AIDS Manchester. Commun market collapsing during the admin wall in 1987 as he did in 1929. Federal By definition, deficit and trade Without the help of the merchants, none of Uise The speakers were Laurie said. The blood bank supply is 99 ity education to quell stereotypes istration of one of its most passionate deposit insurance. Social Security reductions mean a tax increase and a jcv vitles would be possible, and we would like them Andrews, an epidemiologist at percent safe after being tested, and hysteria will succeed. Carr cheerleaders? What harsher cruelty insurance, unemployment insurance, firm clamp on military spending, two to know that their efforts are truly appreciated. Hartford Hospital, and Kathleen she said. Sixteen percent of AIDS said she hoped that clubs and than that collapse causing the election a Securities and Exchange Commis economic imperatives that Reagan Linares and Ann MacGillis, both victims are women in the United other groups in town will attend of the cheerleader’s opposing party to sion. and more government regula reacts to with the enthusiasm he Lois Wooldridge of AIDS Project HariJord. This States. future seminars to become more the White House? And could there be a tion in stabilizing financial markets would bestow on a suggestion that he Keeney Street School PTA group, founded in 1985, provides a Andrews emphasized that edu informed about AIDS. more bittersweet poetic justice than have combined to create a safety swallow a bottle of castor oil blended network for investors and the econ Manchester- “ hot-line” number (M7-AIDS) cation is the key to reduce The Manchester Board of Edu the prevention of a Republican 1929 with cocaine and laced with sulfur. from 6;M to 9:80 p.m., a buddy ignorance. cation has provided information stock-market crash in Republican omy. And in the past week, the But he may have no choice if he is to particularly t o Utters to the editor support system for afflicted pa She said that testing for AIDS to pupils and established a policy 1987 because of the safety network the tripartisan forces of the White House, assert the kind of leadership that tients, and outreach educational should be confidential, and there under which those afflicted with PRESIDENTIAL Democrats put into place? Congress and the corporate sector inspires world confidence. M Letters should be brief and to the point. They programs for local communities. should be counseling, to counter AIDS are not ostracized, as Ryan HOPEFULS “ No matter whether th’ constitution have been cooperating to calm the Meanwhile, it’s worth noting that should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for e w A b re w s explained that the invasion of privacy and potential White of Ohio was. follows th’ flag or not,” pbserved financial markets, as investors tenta there are still a few experts who in editing, should be double-spaced. Utters m i^ b e first AIDS cases srere reported in jobdiscrimination. She noted that To learn more about the educa Peter Dunne’s Irish wit, Mn Dooley, tively leave their worries on the maintain that the stock-market panic signed with name, address and daytime telephone 1981 at the Wadsworth Veterans positive test results can occur tional effort. Secretary of Educa “ th’ supreme court follows tih’ iliction bull-market doorstep and direct their was caused not by an Imposing array number (for verification). Administration Hospital in Los falsely in some cases. tion William Bennett’s brochure returns.” '■ feet to the sunny side of the of economic forces but by deliberate The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the Angeles. Later that year an Andrews will speak again with about AIDS is available from the And just as faithfully, 'election bear-market street. manipulation on the part of a stock interests of brevity, clarity and taste. outbreak of infections was diag- the Rev. Thad Bennet of the Consumer Information Center. returns follow the stock mailket. ‘Hie More paradox: That entire safety market specialists. n o ^ in New York City. Some Episcopal Diocese on Wednesday Dept. E.D. Pueblo, Colo. 81009 moment the market plummeted, the network wns put together by Demo “ Specialists have got to be held doctors thought the symptoms at Manchester Community Col As the MACC’s Carr quoted odds on a Democrat being! elected cratic administrations. But pointing accountable by law,” contends Ri Jiflanrlirstpr Hrrali'i indicated pneumonia and not lege. from a pastoral statemenL president in 1988 quadrupled. In 1912, fingers of recrimination Isn’^ going to chard Ney, a millionaire stockbroker AIDS. Linares said that AIDS should "Judgment belongs to God 1982, 1960 and 1978, it should be solve the market crisis. Instead, the and investment adviser in Pasadena, remembered. Democrats were American people should be united in Calif. Founded In 1881 In Connecticut, Bridgeport, be treated as a health issue which alone.” Fairfleld and Hartford are three affects all Americans, and the elected after recessions had occurred demanding that this Republican ad In a country that is run by politics, PENNV M SIEFFEBT...... PuWI«h«f critical places where AIDS occur, victims should not be blamed. She Thomas L. Stringfellow is a during Republican administration. ministration and Democratic Con even the stock market may have to O EO RO E T. C H A P P E L L ...... EdttOf Despite the market’s belated rally, gress unite to stabilize the market. respond to the winds of political OOUOLAS A BEVINS...... Ek«cuIIv« EdHof Xi^rews said. She said that 50 added that proper hygiene, ab Manchester resident who writes “ The U.S. budget deficit should be change. AOELE M. a n g l e ...... • • • EdHor percent of people of color (blacks stention from sex, and sex occasionally about Issues affeci- some economic experts still foresee ALEXANDER OIRELLI...... Attocitfe EdHof . and Hispanlcs) have the symp- education in schools and homes. .. ing minorities...... Clmrcli BvDetiii Board Rdifiioiia-Sarviccs Charch BnUetui Board ’ Honor Court has a birthday you would like to adopt a family and Editor’s note: This column is provide them with a Thanksgiving Boston Turnpike, noiren. Rev. John South United Mothoe st Church, 1320 prepared by the Manchester Area Hollleer. Sunday worship: holy e u ^ Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. Emanuel Lutheran Church Aw m bllaa of. God Conference of CTiurches. M ACC News basket. Trinity Covenant Church risk I and 10 o.m .; church school, 9:45 Johnson, Rev. Cvnthia A. Good, Rev. The annual Toys for Joy distribu Celverv Cherch (Assem^stef God). o.m .; coffee MIowshIp, 11 o.m.; Lawrence S. -Staples, pastors. Sche Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church for Trinity Covenant Oiurch has named Kevin E. 400 Bucktond Meod. Seutff Windsor. Chapel open afternoons; public healing dule: 9and 10:45a.m., worship service: tion to Manchester low-income Bov. KonnoHi L. Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 the coming week include: By Nancy Carr Schwamb as its new full-time youth pij^tor. Schwamb service, second" Thursdov, 7:30 p.m.; 9 o.m., ehwrti parents is scheduled for Dec. 18 and o.m., Sunday sctutol; 10:30 a.m., wor evening graver, Wednesday, 5 p.m. preschoolers. (047-9141) Sunday — 6:30 a.m.. worship and communion; 9:45 MACC Director wonderful Honor Court coordinator will be responsible for ship, chlld-caro and nqrsorv; 7:00 p.m., 043-9303. a.m.. Sunday church school; nursery; 10 a.m.. Bible over the past 11 years, and to the 19 at St. M ary’s Episcopal Church tvonlnp sorvlco of prolso and Bible We need your help. you have a developing, implement study on stewardship; 11 a.m.. worship, nursery; 3toS “ God grant me the serenity to men and women of the 20 organiza If prtoclune. (044-1103) St. Mary's Rgitcepal Church, Park church group that could help us ing and expanding junior Mormon p.m.. open house. accept things I cannot change, the tions that help support the work of and Church streets, Manchester. An with pickup, sorting and/or disbur and senior high school BaptM drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, The Cherch et Jesus Christ ef Letter- Monday — 6;45 p.m.. Scouts; 7;30 p.m.. church courage to change the things I can. Honor Court: Center Congrega sement. call M ACC at 640-4114 for youth programs. He will assistant rector. Worship: 7:30a.m. and dPV Seints, 30 Woodside St., Manches council. and the wisdom to know the tional. Community Baptist. South Cofnmonltv Baptist Church, 585 E. 9:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 a.m.; ter. Robert S. (kirdner, bishop, 9:30 more Information. also minister to the needs Center St., Manchester. Rev. Jam esl. Bobv-slttlng, 9:15 to 11:15 o.m.; holy o.m., socrament meeting; 10:50 o.m., Tuesday — 10 a.m.. mothers’, morning; CCC; difference” The words of the Congregational of East Hartford. of youth. He will super Meek, minister. Schedule: 10:30 o.m., euchorlst. 10 o.m. every Wednesday. Sunday »chool and primorv; 11:40o.m^^, Beethoven Chorus; 4 p.m.. staff meeting; 7;30 p.m.. worship service; ?:15 o.n;., church Serenity Prayer of Alcoholics Ano St. Bridget Rosary Society. Our vise a youth ministries (049-4583) priesthood and relief society. (043-4003 Emanuel (^urch Women. Saviour Lutheran. Concordia Luth Thank you school. Nursery core provided. (443- or 871-1108) nymous are printed in clear gold on intern and teach Sunday 0 ^ ) Wednesday — 6 to 9 p.m.. confirmation resource a large blue board. ’The words of the eran, Emanuel Lutheran, South To Emtrgsncv Pontrv contributors: school, as needed. Pailh Bopllsl Church, 53 Lake St., Gospel Raymond ond Paulint Schlosssr.^ron Manchester. Rev. James B e ll ^ j^ National Catholic center; 7 p.m.. confirmation class; Mission & Ministry prayer dominate the front of the Methodist, St. Francis X. Mother’s He relieves. associate Churchet the Living God, on evangel . committee; 7;45 p.m.. Emanuel C!hoir. Stsphtns, Ernsst and Moroarst pastor. 9:30 o.m., Sunday school; 10:30 ical, full-gospel church, Robertson St. John the Baptist Pellsh National court room. The sign, facing the Circle. St. Batholomew’s O ur Lady berg, the congregations ot South United pastor Paul F. Knight, a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evenine School, North School Street, Manches Calhellc Charch, 33 (Solway St., Mon- Thursday — 10 a.m.. prayer group; 7 p.m.. Belle attendees, sits on the center table, of Unity Mother’s Circle, Wapping AAethodlst, Church of the Assurnptlon, who has been working service. (640-5310) ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncolo, Choir.- . filled with stacks of books. Other Community Church, Church of Emanuel Lutheran and the members of n rst Baptist Church, 340 Hlllstown pastor. Sunday mass,9a.m.; weekdays, Chopter 004 ot the AARP who meet at with youth on an interim Rood, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday • Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 o.m. Saturday — 9;30 a.m.. (Therub (Thoir; 10 a.m.. Lucia large blue and gold signs stand Christ. Second Congregational, part-time basis. school; 11 o.m.,worshlpserylee; 7p.nv, Nursery and Sunday school. __ 8 a.m. (043-5900) Concordia. . _ V MonChester Christian Fellowship, s m rehearsal; 8 p.m.. A.A. around the room. Remember when. Church of the Nazarene. St. Mau To the Bolton Ecumenical Council Schwamb will move to evenlnp service; 7 p.m., mid-week which sponsored a most successful service. Nursery at oil services. (049- E. Middle Turnpike, DonleT M. Bois Na'zarena Think, One Day at A Tim e. rice of Bolton. Bolton Congrega Manchester from North- vert, pastor. Sondavs,.10o.m.; Wednes tional. St. Paul's of Glastonbury. CROP Walk for hunger In the spring ond 7509) * day Bible study, 7 p.m.; solld^rock Church ef the Naiarene, 330 Main St., Monday evening was the I3th has lust presented o most welcome ville. N.Y., where he has mrst Baptist Chapel of the D ^ . m coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior anniversary of Manchester’s Honor Faith Lutheran of East Hartford. check (or *341.50 to the Pantry, 12'/i1t of been serving as youth Hlllstbwn Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. the total people raised as they wolked to .Kreutzer, pastor. (0^7543) _ the month. .... pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Court, an alternative sentencing Trinity Covenant. North Methodist. pastor at Uie' Baptist Full Gospel inlerdenemlnotlenal outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; end hunger. _ Harvest nmo BaotUt Church, 73 E. program operating out of Circuit In order to schedule each of these To the members ot Temple Beth Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark O. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church These are the events planned for this week at St. Church of Northvllle. He . Philip’ P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 o.m., and nursery; 6 p.m., evening prol^se Court 12 for offenders whose organizations twice a year, we need Shalom who brought food with them to Eddy, pastor. lOa.mf, Sunday school; 11 adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 Mary's Episcopal Church: •he Temple os they observed Yom is married to Heather a.m., mornino serylce; Op.m.,evenlno service, nursery. Mid-week BIblestudv, crimes, all misdemeanors, have to recruit six additional co Schwamb. and the couple p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 7 p.m., Wednesday. (040-8599) Sunday — 7:30 and 9:30 a.m.. holy euchari.st: 8:45 Kipour, their day of prayer and (astino, service, Wednesday home BIblesfudy, 7 p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday been committed while under the sponsoring groups. 50 Ihot It might be shored through the has three children. Kevin Schwamb. p.m. (0434059) at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prover Pentacostai a m.: Nominating Committee; M a m.. Outreach influence of drugs and/or alcohol. Help us support a most needed Pontrv. . At its quarterly meet line, 040-8731,34 hours. Committee; 6:30 p.m eighth grade confirmation Sixty men and women filled the service for our neighbors strug To Rev. Russ Camp,who broughtfood Chrittlan Sctonce B espel Hall, Center Street, Manches parents' meeting; PRISM: 7 p.m.. youth. to u5 from Somers state orison. ing, the membenihip of Trinity Covenant CJiurch voted ter. 10a.m., breaking bread; 11:45a.m., Uhlted Pentecostal Church, 107 room to capacity. They were a gling with alcoholism. To the benetoctors of Samaritan to accept John DeVaux aa a pastoral intern and J. n rs t Church of Christ, Scloatlst, 447 Woodbridge St., Manchester. Rev. Monday — 7:10 p.m.. evening prayer; 7:30 p.m . Shelter tor recent contributions: Elea Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun cross section of the community: P.S. All Honor Court meetings Robert Cox as a youth" pastor ibtem. N. Main St., Manehoster. 10:30 a.m., committee meetings: Boy Scout Roundtable. nor Cole, Julia ond Pavel RIchlott, Leo church forvlcs, Sunday »cho^' day school; 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 young, middle aged, several who are open. Come share. ond Doty Hogan, the Travelers depart cora for small ^ c h lld i^ . (64^T440) . p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed Tuesday — 5 p.m.. Capella Choir; 7:30 p.m.. Music were clearly senior citizens. Men in The Rev. John Conor is returning ment ot finance management In me Jehovah’S WitneMee nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, Concordia Lutharan Church Roodlno Room, 450A Conttr St., Man- Committee: Library Committee. suits and ties, in flannel shirts, in to his people on Nov. 8. Those who mory ot Delores Kelly, Thomos and chMtsr. (0|94ft83) Jehovah’S Wltnesees, 047 Tolland ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's Mona Wilke, John ond Constance prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. Wednesday — lOa.m. holy communion: 10:45a m.. torn jeans and leather jackets. wish to contribute to a medical Activities for the coming w ^ k at Concordia Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 Bertrand, the St. James Chrlstlon p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 (049-9848) Bible study: 7:30 p.m.. Senior (Thoir. Women in neatly tailored outfits assistance fund to buy medicine for nvolvement Committee and em Lutheran Church include: Church of Christ p.m., servfce meeting; Wodnesdov, 7:15 . Thursday — 4 p.m.. Cherub Choir: 7 p.m.. Boy and London Fog trench coats, in his "delegados” can send donations olovees ot J.C.Penney. Sunday — 8 and 10:30 a.m.. holy communion; 9:15 Church of Christ, Lydoll and Vernon p.m., congregation book study; Sun Preabyterian Scouts; 7; 10 p.m.. evening prayer; 7;30 p.m.. Monday bright tight pants and iminense to Padre Juan Conner. Padres a.m.. church school; adult education; confirmation streels, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, day, 9:30 a.m., public talk; 10:30 a.m., pulpit minister. Gareth nonary, evon- Wotchtower study. (040-1M) Ceventrv Presbyterian Church, Ministries; Bible study sweat shirts, in baggy sweateris and Francis Canoscapuchinos, Nueva forum; pastor’s informational class. oellsih minister. Sunday services: 9 Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven Friday — 8 p.m . A.A. faded house dresses that have seen Ocotepeque. Honduras. C.A. Fa emergency Monday — 7 p.m., Christian Education Committee; a.m., Bible classes; 10a.m., worship; 0 try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, Saturday — 1:30 p.m . Alanon: 5:30 p.m harvest p.m., worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Jewish — Conservative 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday better days. ther John says to tell you not to send Pire — Police — Medical 7:30 p.m., agoraphobia support. Bible study. Nursery proyided for all , Temple Beth Sbotem, 400 E. Middle schoal; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow supper: 7:30 p.m.. A.A. Following the speaker, there was cash, checks are safer. Tuesday — 6:30 p.m., catechetics; 8 p.m.. Bible services. (040-3903) Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. ship. 7 :n p.m. Wednesday, prayer meeting. (743-7333) a raffle. Everyone at the anniver A conversation with the Rev. classes. Plovln, rabbi; Wayne Krleger, contor; sary celebration had a ticket that John Conner, Rev. Newell Curtis DIAL 911 Congregational ' Or. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi Presbyterian Church ef Manchester, Unltarlaii'*Universallst In Manchester Wednesday — 9 a.m.. work day: 10:30 a.m., ces: 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursdov; 9:45 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri entitled him/her to choose one of and Rev. K lm -E ric Williams turned Beltaa Cewgrejotlenal Churm, 331 chard Gray, pastor. 10:30a.m., worship agoraphobia support; 7:30 p.m., Concordia (%oir. o.m., Saturday. Call synagogue for The title of this week’s sermon at the Unitarian the books at the front of the room. out to be a mountain-topexperience Bolton Center Rood, at the Gre^< Friday service time. (043-9503) service, nursery; 9:15 o.m., Sundov Thursday — 9 a.m., adult Bible study; 7:30 p.m.. Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. Uhiversalist Society: East is "The Closing of the One by one they chose; “ Living for 50-plus men and women who Shelter Advisory Committee; 7:30 p.m., women’s A.A. ter. 10 o.m., worship service, nursenr, (043-0900) American Mind: A Look Inside.” The Rev. Diana Sober.” "Come to Believe” Twelve attended. church school; 11 -o.m ., fellowship; Jawish — Rafom Friday — 6:30 p.m., youth hay ride; 9 p.m., youth Heath will look at the popularity of a book by a Steps and Traditions," D r Bob and Highlights of the sessions; - Rev. THE 11:15 o.m ., forum program. (049-7077 Temple Beth HUM , lOOl Foster St. Roman Catholic sleep-over; 7 p.m., A.A. office or 047-8870 parsonage^ ^ „ Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- University of Chicago political science professor called the Good Old Tim es.” "A A ." “ As Williams beginning to set the stage Saturday — 6:30 p.m.."'square dance. Cottier CeagregetteiiM Church, ii tlnover, rabbi. Services. 8:15 p.m. each Church ef (he Assumptlen, Adams “The Closing of the American Mind." The service is Bill Sees It." and focus the camera for us as we BIBIE Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. Street at Thompson Rood, Manchester. Sunday at 10:30 a m. It will be followed by a soup Those who have been assigned to sang "Let the Power Fall on I ” and Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. John R. second Fridoy of eoch month. (044-8400) Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. SPEAKS Community Baptist Chur<^ Wood, Interim associate pastor; Rev. Joseph Porel, assistant paster. Satur luncheon and a children’s U N IC E F party. Honor Court by the Court/Family tried to bridge the tremendous by Robert J. Bills, minister of visitations; day moss at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at Relations, sign in as they arrive. cultural difference between our These are the events scheduled this week at Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeri Lutharan 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and noon. Eugene Brewer tus. worship s ^ lc e , 8 ond 10 a.m.; (They are required to attend six lives and the ordinary lives of our Community Baptist CSiurch; Cencerdio Lutheran Church (LCA ), (043-3195) Polish National Catholic Church church school, 10 a.m. St. Bortholemew's Church, 741 E. sessions. "No shows" are usually brothers and sisters in the Carib Sunday — 9:15 a.ip., church school classes for all n n * Ceagreagtleeul Church oi Ai^ 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. The Rev. Dr. KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor. Rev. Arnold Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. Events scheduled this week at St. John the Baptist prosecuted.) They are asked not to bean and Central American ages; a.m.. morning worship; 11:30a.m.. loyalty dever. Route 0, A n d o y w .^ v . Howord A favorite catch-phrase in recent 10:30 T . Wongerln, OMlstont pastor. Sche Martin J. Schelskv, pastor. Soturdov Polish National Catholic Church include: leave until the close of the meeting countries. dinner; 5 p.m.. Music Committee; 6 p.m., sexuality Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 o.m., dule: 8 a.m., holy communion, nursery mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, years had been “vlctlmleea crimes" worship; 9:30 o.m., chu.rch..school. core; 9:15 a.m., church school, Chris 10 and 11:30 a.m. (040-1013) Sunday — 9 a m. mass in celebration of All Saints when all there link hands and join in The poverty, the struggle for — violations allegedly harming no workshop; bell choir; youth groups; board meetings; iiurserv core provided. (74»7090) St. Bridget Church, to Main St., power, the upswing of Christianity ■^Plret Ceegregetleeaf Churm ef Cev- tian growth hour, nursery core; 10:30 Day: 10:15 a m.. Women's Blessed Sacrament Society. the Lord's Prayer. After Monday's one. This concept Is applied widely 7; 30 p.m.. Community Relations Committee. a.m. holy communion, nursery core. Manchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo ond to pornography. eiitrv, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Rev. Emilio P. Podelll, co-postors. Monday — 8 am.. All Souls’ Day Mass, in meeting, there were sandwiches, — Father Connor drawing a pain Monday — 7 p.m., Kerygma Bible study: 7; 30 p.m.. Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 o.m ^w o r- (049-5311) Bmonuel Lutheran Church, 00 Church Saturday moss 5 p.m.: Sunday masses remembrance of the dead: 7 p.m .. All Souls’ Day Mass, hot tea and coffee, provided by fully funny parallel between the Board of Christian Education. shlp; 9:30 a.m., church school In Church ot 7:M o.m., 9 o.m., 10:30 o.m., and But the recent exposure of the use Lane House. Nursery core provided. St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans with a reading of the names of all the parish’s deceased volunteers from Wapping Com situation in "Th e Gods Must Be Tuesday — 6;SO p.m.. bell choir; 7 p.m.. Alcoholics son, paster; Rev.C.H.Anderson.postoc noon. (043-3403) munity Church. There was also a Crazy” and our inability to under of children In producing such mate emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 a.m., worship ' St. James Oinrch, 890 Main S t. members. rial right hers In our state shows Victorious. Ceagregetleiial nerro, 385 Manchester. Rev. Francis Krukowskl. Monday and Tuesday — 9 a.m.. pairshioners gather special anniversary cake. stand what is happening In Central N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. with holdy communion on first, third that the pornography business In Wednesday — 9; SO a.m., Bible study; 6; 45 p.m.. Boy and fifth Sundays; 9:45 a.m., Sunday Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, to prepare Polish food for annual fair. Every Monday night from 7 to 8. America, where in his parish of 54 Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 o.m., worship Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday volves more than "consenting Scout Troop 123; 7 p.m.. choir rehearsal; adoption servlM, Sunday school, and nursery for church school; 11 a.m., worship with Thursday — 9 a m . fair work. one and sometimes two speakers villages, there is no education, no holy communion on the second and masses at 4 and 0:30 p.m.; Sunday adults." And even adults are victim workshop; 7:30 p.m.. Christian life Bible study, 126 N. children; 0:30p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. masses at 7:30a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., Friday — 5 to 9 p.m.. holiday food and craft fair. openly and frankly share their health care (1/3 of the babies die in ized psychollcally and emotionally. (049-2683) ______^ fourth Sundms. (043-1193) School St. w .. Second CeagreaeMenel p u ^ ef LaMaa urtheran Church ef Man noon, and 5 p.m. (043-4139) Saturday — 10 a m. to 3 p.m . holiday food and craft personal and sometimes-tragic their first year) but the coke bottle Thursday — 9 a.m.. Weight Watchers: 11 a.m.. chester, 31 Garden St., Manchester. St. Mary Church, 1000 Main St., Ceventrv, 1740 io ^ o n Turnpike, Coven fair. struggle with alcoholism. They also has droppwl with a vengeance in Print and electronic media (In (043-3051) Covent^. Father James J. Williamson, cluding our telephones) have been Daughters of the British Empire; 7 p.m.. choir; try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu paster. Masses: 5:15 p.m., Saturday; talk about AA and how AA has arms and military. — Rev. Newell lar schedule: 10 o.m., worship; 8 a.m., Prince ef Pence Lutheran Church, prostituted to the spread of this Scrabble Club; 7:30 p.m.. Thursday Bible study, 16 Route 31 and North River Rood, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday. Confessions helped them stay sober and rebuild Curtis describing the devastation Dlol-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 a.m., 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. (7434055) emotional virus. But federal offi Maple St., South Windsor. church school, nursery to Grade 8, adult Coventry. William Douthwalte, pastor. South United Methodist Church shattered lives. he saw in Mirra Flores, still Schedule: 10:15a.m. worshlpservlce;9 St. M ery Church, 1000 Main St.. cials are now effectively enforcing Friday — 3 p.m.. Ann Judson Circle. discussion; 11 o.m., coffee and fellow Last week’s speaker held eve smelling of burned potatoes and his ship; 11:15 o.m., lunlor choir; 4 p.m., a.m., Sunday school, first and thrd Coventry. Rev. James J. Wllllomson, The following activities are planned this week at laws against pornography. New fe lunlor Pilgrim fellowship; 0 p.m., Sundays. (74^7S48) pastor. Saturday moss at 5:15 p.m.. South United Methodist Cliurch: ryone riveted as he shared his own conversation with the father of a deral legislation, growing out of re Zlen Bvenieticet Lutheran Church Sunday masses at 9:30 and 11 a.m.; commendations by the Attorney senior church school and Pilgrim confessions 4:30 to 5 p.m. Soturdoy. Sunday — 9 a.m.. church school: 9 and 10:45 a m., devastating history: the inability to 9-year-old girl killed by the Contras Church of Christ fedewship. (743d334) ___ _ _ (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High (Jeneral’s Commission on Por TpicottvINe Ceegrej pWeeet Church, streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. (743-0055) worship with Dr. Shephard S. Johnson preaching. control his drinking, the onslot of in their attack on the village just The following events are planned this week at Church Kuhl, posior. 9:30 a.m., divine worship; Church ef St. Maurice, 33 Hebron blackouts, the tragic blackout in two weeks before. "Th ey will come nography, are In the offing. But In Main Street and Elm Hill Rood, "What We Shall Be . . . " 12:15 p.m.. appreciation the final analysla, theoe efforts will Tolcettvllle. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; holy com Road, Bolton. The Rev. Wllllom J. again and again and again but this of Christ: munion first and third Sunday. (049- Olesik, pastor; Saturday moss at 5p.m.; dinner for Chancel Choir; 1 p.m.. Christian Youth which he shot and killed his wife, succeed only when the populace Sunday — 9 a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m.. worship Boer and Rev. Deborah Hosdorff. 10 the years in jail and in personal is our land. 'They can kill our bodies o.m., worship service ond church 4343) Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m., 9:15 o.m. Fellowship. __ j sees the problem. Romens 1:24-27 with sermon. "Christian Living in a Hostile World; ’’ 6 school. (0494N15) and 11 a.m. (043-4400) Monday - 10 a m.. A.A.; 7:30 p.m.. administrative hell, and finally, the road back to but they can’t kill our spirits. You should help us to this end. Note: p.m.. worship; teen-age pixsa. sobriety and new life. North Americans provide the Reeding, watching, or llotenlng to Mathodiat Salvation Army ' l^osrd Monday — 7:30 p.m.. marriage enrichment video bullets, we provide the bodies." the products of this morel sickness Batten United Methodist Church, I04i Tuesday — 10 a m.. Women in the Vineyards study Honor Court is monitored by the series. Manchester Bible study group. Selvatlen Arm y, 001 Moln St., Man olds end ebels HI Covanant Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart chester. Copt, and Mrs. Gary Aspersch- group; 7 p.m.. Boy Scout Troop 47. Family Relations Division of Cir NotICM ’Tuesday — 7 p.m.. marriage enrichment video Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., church loger. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 Wednesday — 1;30 p.m.. AARP executive board; cuit Court 12. operated by volun TriPltv Ceveppht tterdi, 303 Hack school; 11 o.m., worship service, Rummage sale today. 9 a.m. to 1 series. East Windsor Bible study group: 7:30 p.m.. matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman o.m., holiness meeting; 0 p.m., salva 4 30 p m Junior Choir. 6; 30 p.m., Wesley Ringers. teers who are themselves recover nursery. (049-3473) tion meefing. (049-7787). p.m. at Community Baptist East Hartford Bible study group. »**«»«**• Foul Knight, Nerih united idethedlst Church, 300 7^30 p.m., (liancel Choir; Cocaine Anonymous: Bible ing alcoholics and endorsed by aw iitont pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, Church, 535 East Center St. Meats, CHURCH OF CHRIST W e d n ^ a y — 7 p.m.. midweek children and adult Porker St., Manchester. Or. William C. study, 277 Spring St. , MACC and the 20 churches and youth pastor. Schedule: 8 ^ 11 o.m., Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Osgood Ben UnHarfan UnlvaraaNst fruits and baked goods are needed LydBlI a Vornon StroBta Bible classes, with theme of "Christian Evidences." worship serv1o|s: 9:30 a.m., BIMe Thursday — 9a.m.,quilters; 7:30p.m . YouthC^oir; church groups who provide sand nett, visitatlan minister. S c h e ie : 9 to fill M ACC Thanksgiving baskets frriday — 10 a.m., FIrday school for preschoolers; 7 school. (049-2Km and 1t:3Ba.ni., worship service; 9a.m., Unlturlap UMversoHst Secletv-Mt. teacher training; Nominating Committee. wiches and finger foods 52 Monday Phon#: B4a-2903 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. for low-income families. Please to 0 p.m.. spiritual development seminar, with James adult BIMe study; 10:30 a.m., church Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon; 8 p.m.. Pops Concert. nighU each year. school; 5:38 p.m., Methodist Youth Diana Heath, minister. 10:30 a.nn.. call the M ACC office. 646-4114, if Walters of Natick. Mass., featured speaker. Epiacopal FeUewsMp; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dancers. service. Nursery core and youth raii- Saturday — 8 p.m.. Pops Concert. Our thanks to Ginger Smith, our Saturday — 0:30 a.m. to 2:45 p.m., spiritual Sunday nureerv for preschoolers. (049- gleus educaHen. Coffee hour after , 1198 service. (04M1S1) development seminar continues. 3890.) Engagemento *Al>oat Town Don’t miss the center’s feir Weddings Editor’s note: ’This column is a ride; .exercise with Cleo. 1:30 prepared by the staff of the p.m.: Wednesday, crewel. 9:30 Breastfeeding class set Manchester Senior Citizens' Senior Citizene a.m.; refInIshing class. 9:30 a m.: Center. pinochle. 9:30 a.m.: Friendship VERNON — Breastfeeding the newborn is a class for Circle. 10 a.m.; line dancing. 10:30 mothers and fathers to learn how to breastfeed while By Jeanette Cave subject matter deals with coping a.m.: bridge, 12:30 p.m.: arts and traveling and for information on night feedings the Senior Center Director with changes, past and present. crafts club 12:30 p.m.: exercise hectic first few weeks and the father’s role. Nov. 6 — 9:30 a m. Sign up for with Rose 1:30 p.m. The class meets at Nov. 11 from 7 to 9 p.m. at The Manchester Senior Citizens’ "Guys k Dolls" at the Coachlight ’Thursday — orchestra rehearsal Rockville General Hospital on Union Street. All new Center’s annual holiday fair will be Dinner ’Theater The cost is 824 and 9 a.m.: stress management, 10 parents are welcome whether or not their infants were held Nov. 7 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. will leave Dec 9. a m.; Iliursday Program. A1 Mor bom at Rockville General Hospital. Although many other activities are Nov. 9 — 9:30 a.m.. sign up for gan singer and poet. Registration is 315 and mav be made by calling going on that day. this affair should Christmas shopping at the Ingle- Friday — Signup Coachlight 872-0501. not be missed. Where can you have side Mall on Dec. 7. 86. "Guys k Dolls" 9:30 a.m. Trip a nice meal on a Saturday for less Nov. 10 — Thanksgiving day trip slated for Dec. 9; ceramics. 9:30 Holld^ art show planned than 82. to Plymouth, Mass. Call Friendship a.m.; bingo. 10 a.m.; exercise with Have you seen the new crocheted Tours if interested, 243-1630. Cleo, 11 a.m.; setback. 12:30 p.m. EAST HARTFORD - ’The 2nd annual Holiday Art collars that everyone is wearing? Nov. 11 — Oosed for Veterans Canceled. Will resume next week. Show will showcase 21 Connecticut artists with more We’ll have some at the fair. If Day. Exercise with Rose 1:30 p.m. than 100 original works on Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. at you’re a Whalers fan. we have Nov. 12 — ’Thursday program: Transportation to and from se Distinctive Art Gallery. Burnside Avenue. All adults Whalers clocks made by Larry Movie. “ Mr. Mom.” nior center. Call for a ride at least a attending.the receoption can register to win a 8100 gift Lombardi. Avid readers can Nov. 13 — Glaucoma screening, day in advance. certificate to be u s ^ any time during November and browse through our collection of by appointment only. Call the Blood Pressure — Wednesday. December. new books that will be on sale. You health department at 647-3173. Nov. 4 (A-Z) 9-11 a.m.: Wednesday. can buy a raffle ticket for such Nov. 16 — Make up flu clinic at Nov. 18 (L-Z), 9-11 a m. Hospital X-rays candy items as a ceramic bear set. some Lincoln Center. 9 to 10 a.m. handicraft and unique items. Nov. 17 — Two-day driver educa ScorM tion course given by the American Sharon Allen . VERNON — Rockville General Hospital. Union ’ITiere will be special sale every Friday. Oct. 23 SETBACK; Ada Mrs. Steven A. Young Mrs. Paul T. Pavlakis Street, will X-ray Halloween candy at no charge on Association of Retired Persons. Mrs. Randy L. Linstrom hour. Grinders, and other refresh Rojas 128: Violet Dion 123: Art Sunday beginning at 8 a.m. and continuing throughout ments will be served throughout the Register in the office. You can get a 5 percent discount on your car Bouffard 120; Helen Silver 118; Pavlakls-Anderson Allen-Hebert the day. day. The senior center wiil provide Anna Welskopp 115; oe Peretto 114: LIndstrom-Cuneo Young-Klo|zy All candy should be brought to the hospital in a clear, transportation to and from the insurance premiums. The cost if 87. Mr. and , Mrs. Carl R. Allen of Nov. 18 — Thanksgiving Day Bill Stone 114. Penny Lynn Klojzy, daughter of Mr. Susan L. Anderson, daughter of Mr. plastic bag. No appointment is ncecessary. For more center on that day. Donations of Deborah Mary Cuneo, daughter of Manchester announce the engagement program: Illing J.H.S. Jazz Band Monday. Oct. 26 PINOCHLE: and Mrs. John Klojzy of 36 Waddell and Mrs. Roy B. Anderson of 45 South information, call 872-0501. extension 349. white eiephant items, handicrafts, Robert S. and Gilda M. Cuneo of of their daughter, Sharon Allen, to Paul along with the traditional ’Thanks Edith Albert 830; Ann Fisher 810: Road, and Steven Allyn Young, son of Farms Drive, and Paul T. Pavlakis. son and b a k ^ goods are stiil being Mancheater, and Randy Lee Lindtrom, R. Hebert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. giving Day meal. Reservations are Art Bouffard 793; Helena Gavello Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Young of Vernon, of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pavlakis of accepted. Please, no shoes or son of David A. and Patricia M. Hebert o f Newington. Quilters meet 784; Sol Cohen 777; Bill Stone 735: were married Oct. 2 at Center Congre Hartford, were married June 20 at South clothing! If you need a ride, please required. Lindatrom of Briatol, were married Oct. The bride^lect is a 1981 graduate of Gert McKay 727. gational Church. United Methodist Church. VERNON — Vernon Nutmeg Quilters will meet at call us for this free service no later 24 at New Life Chriatian Church, Manchester High School and attended Menu for tho weofc ’Tuesday, Oct. 27 BOWLING: The Rev. Newell Curtis officiated at ’The Rev. Dr. Shephard Johnson 7:30 p.m. at the Vernon Police Station’s community than Friday noon. Western Connecticut State University Monday — ’Tuna/cheese melt, Bert Sweet 525; Harold HInkel 204, Waterbury. the double-ring ceremony. The bride officiated at the double-ring, candlelight room on West Street. Pat Ching and Shirley Bresnahan Becuase we have to set up for the The Rev. Caaey Sabella officiated. She is employed by Edart ’Truck Rental juice, dessert, beverage. 200,567: John Kravontka 514; Norm was given in marriage by her parents. service. The bride was given in will demonstrate quilted hostess aprons. Please bring fair, all upstairs activities will be Patricia Sabella waa matron of honor. Tuesday — Grilled cheese sand Lasher 233, 559; Ed Yourkas 512; Laura Ann McCormick was maid of marriage by her father. Kristen Ander Corp, of Hartford.. ‘/4 yard of Christmas fabric for the Christmas canceled Friday afternoon, namely Brideamaida were Cathy Cuneo. Patri The prospective bridegroom is a 198.’) wich, soup, dessert, beverage. Bruno Giordano 200, 530; Sam honor. Flower girl was Alison Anne son, sister of the bride, was maid of materials swap. New members and guests are Setback at 12:30 p.m. and exercise cia Childa. Suaan Marcellino and graduate of Newington High School and Wf^nesiday — Beef stew, roll, Maltempo 513; Pete Peterson 201: Klojzy, niece of the bride. honor. Bridesmaids were Danita Sulick. welcome. with Rose at 1:30 p.m. Phil Washburn 515; Dick Colbert Kimberly Cuneo. Meghan Sabella was Sharon Kunz and Kathleen Daley. is employed by Easco Aluminum of A trip to Atlantic City has been dessert, beverage. Mike Szymkowicz was best man. ’Thursday — Baked chicken, 510; M. Carreiro 514; Harvey flower girl. Jeffrey J. Klojzy, nephew of the bride, Bart Pacekonis was best man. Ushers Berlin. planned for Jan. 25 Ji 26. for 872.50. William Radiunaa was best man Heart therapy program offered potato, vegetable, roll, dessert, Duplin 514; Paul DesJeunes 201. was ringbearer. were Lairy Lapila, Rick Ross and Jerry You will be staying at the ’Trump Ushers were Jay Lindstrom. Scott beverage. 236. 613; M Adams 203 . 531; Al After a reception at The Colony in Vitucci. Grace Downey was soloist. VERNON — The Indian Valley YMCA. 375 Hartford Castle Casino Hotel. where you will Lindatrom, Steven Lindstrom and Friday — Egg salad sandwich, Roddnin 544 Vernon the couple left on a wedding trip After a reception at the Glastonbury Turnpike, is sponsoring a program for persons with enjoy an evening show, and rebates David Lindstrom. Christopher Brackett soup, dessert, beverage to Cape Cod. ’They are making their Hills Country Club the couple left on a heart disease. The program is open to people who have during your stay. Sign up for this Pat Olcavage 178. 475: Cathy was ring bearer. Caribbean cruise. had a heart attack, coronary bypass, high blood trip on Nov. 16 at 9:30 a.m. Ringrose 476; L. Kennedy 177, 475; After a reception at Serendipity home in Vernon. Schodulo for tho wook The bride is a graduate of Manchester The bride is a 1979 graduate of pressure or other heart ailments. Exercise classes are The center will offer stenciling Jean Lukacs 458; Vi Pulford 181. Restaurant. Waterbury, the couple left High School and is employed by Manchester High School and a 1983 offered in the morning and evening. Cardiovascular classes on Nov. 20. Dec 11A Dec. 18 Monday;^Ceramics, 9:30 a.m.: 193. 508; Ginger Yourkas 182. 178. on a wedding trip to Florida. They will Economy Electric Supply Inc. of graduate of the University of Connecti lectures are also offered. from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Classes will basketweaving, 9:30a.m.; bingo. 10 528: Flo Dout 184; Mary Bielski 176. make their homf in Bristol. Manchester. cut School of Engineering where she For more information, call 872-7329 ^ be taught by the Black Sheep Three a.m.; pinochle. 12:30p.m.; basket 468 The bride is a graduate of Manchester The bridegroom is a graduate of earned a bachelor’s degree in computer Each week, a different item (paid weaving. 12:30 p.m.; exercise with Wednesday. Oct 28 Pinochle: High Sdhool and Ik employed by Lydall Howell Cheney Regional Vocational science. She is working toward a for by the participant) will be Rose. 1:30 p.m.: ’Tuesday — oil Peter Casella 746: Ada Rojas 733 Inc. of Manchester. The bridegroom is a Technical School and is employed by master’s degree at UConn. She is a 4-H nature club started made. Register no later than Nov. painting, 9:30 a.m.; square danc Wednesday. Oct. 28 Bridge; Sol graduate of Bristol Eastern High School ing. 10 a.m. canceled. Will resume Cohen 4.080; Michael Tuninsaky KCR Technologies of East Hartford. senior associate programmer at IBM in VERNON — A new 4-H nature club for 9-year-olds Is 13. and is employed by Wasley Products Other activities are as follows: next weekl grocery shopping at t.920; Helen Bensche 3.760: Bill Danbury. being started. ’The club is open to boys and girls who Corp. of Plainville. Nov. 5 — Stress management Stop k Shop— Call a day in advance 'ooper 3.630; Irene Hallowell 3,400: The bridegroom is a 1978 graduate of would like to learn more about nature and the outdoor sessions will continue for the next for a ride; non-grocery shopping at Mac Hallowell 3,430: Marjorie Bulkeley High School and a 1983 wildlife Programs will include hikes, nature crafts Chet«lat-Ruel three weeks from 10 to 11 a.m. ’The Bradlees. Call a day in advance for M eU in 3,380. Duncan-McClatchey graduate of the University of Connecti and other outdoor activities as well as camping and Lisa M. Ruel. daughter of Mr. and cut School of Engineering where he other town events. Karen Lynn Mcaatchey. daughter of earned a bachelor’s degree in electrical Mr and Mrs. Gary McOatchey of St. Mrs. Omer Ruel of 228 Bush Hill Road, For more information, call 875-3331. and Joseph W. Chetelat, son of Mr. and engineering. He is a senior engineer at Anne. 111., and Michael John Duncan, General DataComm in Middlebury. son of Mrs. Sue Jones of Lafayette, Ind.. Mrs. Terrence Chetelat of 27 Esquire Trauma support group meets and John Duncan of Okeechobee. Fla., Drive, were married Sept. 26 at the were married Oct. 3 at St. Mark’s United Church of the Assumption. ELLINGTON — The Vernon Area Satellite Support The Rev. Edward S. Pepin officiated Methodist Church. Group of the Connecticut Traumatic Brain Injury The Rev. John Saizman officiated. at the double-ring ceremony. The bride Association Inc. will meet on Monday at 7:15 p.m. at SNOW PLOWING The bride was given in marriage by her was given in marriage by her parents. Thoughts the Ellington Ambulance building. A panel will discuss i father. Mary McClatchey. sister of the Claudette Pittman, sister of the bride, how families can cope with ’TBI. bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids was matron of honor. Bridesmaid was Kristin E. Person For more information, call 749-9031. Margaret Chetelat, sister of the groom. were Vicki Peters, Pat Lagacy. Libby Learning to grow old Duncan and Debbie Duncan. Glenn Chetelat, brother of the groom, Book shops holds meeting Jerry Shaffer was best man. Grooms was best man. Michael MacBryde was I have tried to list some important Person-Scully usher. ingredients in the process of growing old men were Bill Swalm. Scott Brown. Mrs. Jeanne B* Personof Andover and SOU’TH WINDSOR — ’The Anthony Trollope Oub will After a reception at the VFW. East gracefully — things like having a sense John Fahl. Steve Sexton. Ushers were Richard E. Person of North Windham meet at Paperback Alley on Sullivan Avenue on Hartford, the couple left on a wedding of humor, a realization that we are more Joe Torro, Greg Duncan. Doug Will and announce the engagement of the;r Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. * trip to Florida. ’They are making their than a body, an openness to new people Paul Moore. David Duncan was daughter, Kristin E. Person, to Thomas On Nov 17. the James Joyce CTub will meet at 7:30 home in Manchester. and new ideas, a willingness to get MfSIOtNriAL COMMfcHC'AL INOUSTHIAL CONTRACTORS ringbearer. J, Scully of Manchester, son of Mr. and p.m. at the book shop, the Gabriel Garcia Marquez r The bride is a 1985 graduate of involved, and a faith in life after death. After a reception at Sully’s Restau Mrs. Robert C. Scully of West Palm Club will meet on Nov. 19 at 7:30 p.m. rant In Kankakee. 111., the couple left on Manchester High School and attended The meetings are open to the public. There is no On this eve of Halloween, people of Beach, Fla. Manchester Community College. She is admission charge. For more information, call 644-9979. • Residential • Commercial • Industrial a wedding trip to Barbados. They are faith remember the saints of the past. The bride-elect is a 1984 graduate of making their home in Manchester. employed by Grossman’s Lumber of Manchester. The bridegroom is a 1982 ’The spirits of the dead are not to be RHAM High School, Hebron, and is From Driveways to Large Lota The bride is a 1M7 graduate of Purdue feared, they are friendly spirits. The employed as a data entry operator Heart and nutrition discussed University where she majored In graduate of Manchester High School ghosts of the past are not frightening, information systems, at Pratt and Fully Insured — Free Estimates audiology and speech sciences. She and attended Manchester Community VERNON — Health and nutrition for the heart will be College. He is employed by Kamco they are holy. Whitney Aircraft. plans to continue her studies next fall at The prospective bridegroom is a 1971 discussed at a meeeting on Wednesday at 10 a.m. and at Supply of New England. East Hartford. It is easier to grow old if you believe the University of Connecticut. graduate of Manchester High School 7 p.m. at the Tolland Agricultural Center on Route 30. you are moving closer to dear friends The bridegroom is a 1984 graduate of and is employed . as an operations University of Connecticut Home Economist Karen CALL 643-2659 NOW! who now live in the heavenly kingdom. Purdue University where he majored in analyst, information syStams, at Pratt Filchak will discuss heart disease and diet. marketing. He is employed as engine Registration may be made by calling 875-3331. Rev. Dr.Shephard S. Johnson and Whitney. sales district manager for Cateivillar South United Methodist Church A fall 1988'wedding is planned. Inc. of Avon. T urntable T i | m Mother seeks the best defense The following ere the top record hits and leading against war-related toys for son popular compact discs as they appear In next week’s name to “ Mrs. Frank Hall” ; that is Issue of Billboard magazine. Copyright 1967, Billboard DEAR just a title, which I may use Publications Inc. Reprinted with permission. ABBY: Next regardless of what my legal name month my son is as long as I ’m married to Frank will be 6 and I Hall. Am I right or wrong? Hot singlet will be giving a Dear Abby NAME AND TITLE 1. "l Think We’re Alone Now” Tiffany (MCA) birthday party 2. ”Causlng a Commotion” Madonna (Sire) for him. Some of Abigail Van Buren DEAR NAME: Right! If it’s too complicated for those who claim MAGAZINE 3. ’’Mony Mony” Billy Idol (Chrysalis) h is k in d er not to know how to introduce you. 4. "Little Lies” Fleetwood Mac (Warner Bros.) garten friends will be invited. simplify it by saying, "M y name is 5. ”Bad” Michael Jackson (Epic) Susan and I am married to Frank 6. ’T h e Time of My Life” Bill Medley & Jennifer ’They are very normal kids, Hall.” Period. Warnes (RCA) P.S. All social mail should be 7. ”Breakout” Swing Out Sister (Mercury) and it is com mon to see one or two on any given something, you and your husband addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Frank 8. ”Brllllant Disguise" Bruce Springsteen (Columbia) day playing with war toys or are, in principle, opposed to war- Hall; your business mail to Susan 9. ”Let Me Be the One” Expose (Arista) wearing camouflage uniforms. My related toys. Jones. 10. ”lt’s a Sin” Pet Shop Boys (EMI-Manhattan) husband and T both feel very strongly that we don’t want our DEAR ABBY: I chose not to take To get Abby’s booklet, "How to Top LPs children playing with those kinds of my husband’s surname as my legal Be Popular: You’re Never Too toys. surname when we married: instead Young or Too Old,” send a check or 1. "Tunnel of Love” Bruce Springsteen (Columbia)How do I get this across to the I kept my “ own" surname. This has money order for $2.50 and a long, 2. ’’Bad” Michael Jackson (Epic) kids’ moms (or do I say it at all) in caused some distress with both his stamped (39 cents), self-addressed 4 3. ’”Dlrty Dancing’ Soundtrack” (RCA) — Platinum the invitations and still not step on family and mine. ’They claim not to envelope to: Dear Abby, Popular (More than 1 million units sold.) any toes? I don’t want it to appear know what to call me, or how to ity, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris. Til. 4. ”Whitesnake” Whitesnake (Geffeh) — Platinumthat a gift is required to attend the address letters to the both of us, or 61054. 5. ”A Momentary Lapse of Reason” Pink Floyd party, as it most certainly is not. how to introduce us. The explana . ,-v/ ■ ■ ■■ X (Columbia) When my daughter turned 6. her tion I ’ve given them follows (I have 6. ‘‘Hysterla” Def Leppard (Mercury) — Platinumkindergarten teacher gave her a not used our real names): EMERGENCY 7. ”Whltney” Whitney Houston (Arista) — Platinumtoy gun in a pink holster! We were My name is Susan Jones. My Fire — Police — Medical - '" 'S r'- husband’s name is Frank Hall. 8. ’The Lonesome Jubilee” John Cougar Mellen- appalled; our daughter was deligh ’Those are our legal names. My title camp (Mercury) — Platinum ted. I ended up taking her to the DIAL 911 store for a more acceptable item, is Mrs. Frank Hall. A letter written In Manchester 9. "The Joshua Tree” U2 (Island) — Platinum to me alone can be addressed to 10. ”Document” R.E.M. (I.R.S.) thanking the teacher, then getting A-.., rid of the gun on the QT as soon as "Susan Jones” or to "Mrs. Frank possible. Hall.” A letter written to both my Vote NO on Country singles Is there a tactful way of dealing husband and me may be addressed with this beforehand without caus to “ Susan Jones and Frank Hall” or *s?. . - 1. ”Am I Blue” George Strait (MCA) ing hurt feelings or an upset to “ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall.” MILLIONS for 2. ”Love Me Like You Used To" Tanya Tucker 6-year-old? Please answer quickly, The same logic holds true when ■■ .jji.v, . " 7'- (Capitol) because the time for me to be introducing us. A person may MILLIONAIRES 3. ”Maybe Your Baby’s Got the Blues” The Judds getting the invitations out is draw introduce us as “ Frank Hall and his (RCA-Curb) ing near. wife, Susan Jones,” or “ Susan Vote ''N O ” on 4. "l Won’t Need You Anymore” Randy Travis C.B. IN SPRINGFIELD. ORE. Jones and her husband Frank (Warner Bros.) Hall,” or simply as “ Mr, and Mrs. MALL SUBSIDY 5. ”Crazy From the Heart” The Bellamy Bros. DEARC.B.: It would not be out of Frank Hall.” Printed In the Public Interett for Good (MCA-Curb) line for you to call the mothers of 1 really can’t see why there has to Health by Michael DworVin, be so much confusion Over what to E nvironm entalist. 2S6 Ludlow Rd . 6. "Lynda” Steve Wariner (MCA) the prospective guests and tell M anchester 7. ”Somebody Lied” Ricky Van Shelton (Columbia)them what you’ve written me. Let call me just because I didn’t change 8. ’Tar Top” Alabama (RCA) the mothers know that a gift is not my name to Susan Hall. After ail,I -'S'. • would never have changed my 9. "Only When I Love” Holly Dunn (MTM) mandatory, but if the child brings Wemkfy 10. ”The Laat One to Know” Reba McEntIre (MCA) HeoUi Tip People ere talking about Best-Sellers BARBARA WEINBERG Fiction 1. “Kaleidoscope,” Danielle Steel 2. "Heaven and Hell,” John Jakes by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. 3. "Patron Games,” Tom Clancy 4. "Leaving Home.” Garrison Keillor 5. "Presumed Innocent,” Scott Turow DIABETES If you are diabetic, your vitamin C 6. "Misery,” Stephen King requirements are likely in excess 7. "Black Unicom,” Terry Brooks of other persons, states Dr. G. V. 8. ’Team Yankee,” Harold Coyle Mann, biochemist at Vanderbilt . r ' / 9. "Dungeons & Dragons,” Tracy Hickman & U. He thMrizes that diabetics lack » A - V ' Margaret Weis “ B a rb a ra ’s alw ays “ I appraclala bar *1 Ilka the way the the ability to transport adequate baan her own paraon.” strong laadarabip town’s going and I want 10. "Villainy Victorious,” L. Ron Hubbard vitamin C across cell mem . •• ’ . .-VjT abllltiaa." to be with a winner.' branes, resulting in serious blood - VIncant Kslly Ron Ferguson Patrick Clancy disorders MStxdated with some ./A-' . I*',' . :t . ;>•■■ ■■ Nonfiction lifelong diabetidi. E: • , r s ■‘ • lit • •• 1. "Veil,” Bob Woodward C could help prevent many com Re-Elect plications that diabetes brings 2. ’Tim e Files,” Bill Cosby with passing years. 3. "Spycatcher,” Peter Wright BARBARA WEINBERG 4. “Great Depression of 1990,” Ravi Batra FOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS liancl|p%r Hrralft 5. "Man of the House,” Tip O’Neill with William Novak “She Makes the Difference" 6. “Family: The Ties That Bind., and Gag,” Erma Vote Democratic Oet 31f 1967 Bombeck NailofMl FrtacripitON Canitrt 7. "Thriving on Chaos,” Tom Peter Pull Lever 1A 8. “The 6-Week Cholesterol Cure,” Robert Kowalski 348 Main Street 9 ’The Closing of the American Mind,” Allan Bloom Manchester SWStorSyWOowwl— B»et awt«i Wtlabsts- Samwl H ChorchM, Tim *. 10. “When My Love Returns.” Lewis Grizzard 649-1025 N (Courtesy of Waldenbooks) I 'r f » * • manchBOTER h e r a l d . Saturday. Oct. 31.1987 - n n - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Oct. 81, 1987 •*{ Between the Lines Cover Story The story behind the story C- Corbin Bemsen gets personal By Josie By Fred Robbins activities would take place in real law offices and courtrooms orbin Bemsen wanted instead of those that look and ganging up on him. cut it off to be Oliver Twist. In sound so true to life on “L.A. After that trauma, his javelin the worst way. Law.” ' shots averaged 50 feet less and But his dad changed all that trying to make up the difference, when he offered him a small he tore the ligaments in his arm, part as — are you ready for an injury that eventually ended Instead here he is. this? — a pair of limbs thrashing his career. After his freshman Cwildly popular on one around in the back seat of a year, he left USC. Over the next of TV’s most Rolls Royce in “The Hard few months, he worked at respected shows, “L.A. Law," Way." in 1974. various jobs, including a stint and starring in his first leading “I got paid a handsome little unloading freight cars during role in a feature film, “Hello sum for that one day ot work which he met an aspiring actor. Again," with Shelly Long. But and said, “This is it. This is His actor friend asked him to when he was 9 years old he saw what I’m going to do for the res' help him prepare a scene by a production of “Oliver Twist" of my life” reading with him. which he did in New York... and that was it. But getting from there to here and. in the process, discovered He was bitten, hooked — his own acting skill. was no easy matter for the irreparably and forever. 6-foot, I-inch heartthrob. He immediately signed up tor “From that point on I knew Wearing a yellow silk sport acting classes, changed his name that I wanted to be an actor,” he shirt, jeans, tennis shoes and a first to Michael Lane, then says. “1 wanted to be Oliver Landon (a name plucked out of denim jacket, while working in TwLst. 1 did everything in the New York on “Hello Again.” the L A. phone book). Within world to be him. I came back to months, his good looks had he looks like he belongs on a L A. I did my own production surfboad. hanging 10 off Malibu earned him roles in various T \. | in the backyard." productions, among them .he beach. It must have been in the :x westerns “Wanted; Dead or Divorced from his wife ot Alive” and “Cheyenne “ His genes, because his mother, Jeanne Cooper, is an actress. four years, actress Brenda film debut in “1 Was a Teenage Cooper, (“the relationship Corbin Bemsen loves Werewolf’ has since become a She has starred in the daytime series “The Young and the wasn’t right, and we love each his role as a heartthrob cult classic; at the time, it led other but we’re not compatablc him to other, more mainstream Restless" for over 15 years. but wishes he had a And his father is producer Harry to live together as man and roles, in “God's Little Acre wife " and his affair with heartthrob of his own. and “The Legend of Tom Heidi Bohay Bemsen. “I used to go the studio with Heather Thomas now history, A ■’ Dooley." the soeial side of his life hasn’t In 1959 he was called in to her all the time." he remembers. Q. / think Heidi Bohay of “Hotel" is adorable. Please tell me “And I wanted to meet actors fallen into place. ■« U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Oct. »1, I t n Trends PS- > WEEKEND TELEVISION Are pit bulls oiir newest enemy? Satardav, O ct. 31 5 ; 0 0 A M CQ) O n . step B .yond (MAX] MOVIE: ‘The Ctwymm SocM ^ MOVIE: Th. Bride of Frankenttain' Club' A cowboy learns that he has inher protection, as do gangs. attractive.” Dr. Frankenstein creates a mate for his ited a Wyoming social club from his late By Sandra Gurvis Even owners admit it is a engineering tell the pit bull to brother. Jamas Stewart, Henry Fonda, Teen-agers walk down the street Although pit bulls displaying monster. Boris Karloff, Colin Clive. Elsa breed apart. Norman DeVictor, attack until the other creature Lanchester. 1935. Shirley Jones. 1970. Rated PG. with a dog, thinking it makes hostility to people were culled retired Ohio surgeon who has raised and shown the stops moving.” (3$ Consumer Discount Network [USA] Jimmy Swaggart them macho and tough." She was killed by them, as American Pit Bull Terrier around In the 1 9 ^ , “Pit bulls have out by breeders, they have [CNN] Crossfire 7:05AM tTMC] movie: ciu.- (cci Guests are suspected of murder but., the country for seven years, become very popular with a bad sighs. “These dogs are abused recently been crossed with [MAX] MOVIE: Heaven Help Us' Mis were toddlers in whodunnit? Madeline Kahn, Eileen Bren and chained and bred to fight chief prevails at a Catholic boys high Oklahoma and states that the “dogs have been element of society,” asserts canine species traditionally used nan. Martin Mull. 1985. Rated PG. each other and attack. And the against human intruders. ^ school during the 1960's Donald Suther California. Countless bred to be aggressive toward Sherry Silk of the Michigan land. Andrew McCarthy. John Heard 7:30 AM CD Popeya and Son more publicity they receive, the A others have been other dogs. But,” he adds Humane Society in Detroit. 1985 Rated R CD Star Commanders injured, mauled or mutilated. quickly, “there is no record of a “Drug houses use them for more this group finds them [USA] MOVIE: ‘Scared to Death' A CD Here's Lucy woman dies of fright when shown a death (11) It's in the Closet. It's Under the Bed And the menace seems to be registered show bull dog ever mask of the man she framed. Bela Lugosi. Scenes from films that feature superna biting or attacking a human in Joyce Campion, Nat Pendleton. 1947 growing, striking mostly the tural creatures including "Nosferatu,” "Dr. elderly and children. this country." 5:30A M (ft) in n Nh w > Jekylland Mr Hyde” and "Ghostbusters.” Host: Edward Mulhare ("The Ghost and To begin to understand the pit [CNN] Showbiz Today This is not a disease or a wild Mrs Muir"). bull is to examine its history. [ESPN] PGA Golf:Nabisco Champion animal, but a long-establi.shed (l|) Hardy Boys / Nancy Drew Mysteries member of the canine world, the Although its fighting past can ships of Golf From San Antonio. Texas (2 stretch as far back as 2,000 hrs ) (R) (30) Foofur pit bull terrier. Yet those who ',38j It's Your Business years, both the American 6 :0 0 A M C3j Young Universe (R) own pit bulls and even some (4d^ Magic Lollipop Adventure Staffordshire Terrier and I Love Lucy veterinarians believe the dogs (41) Princesa Caballero American Pit Bull Terrier C€ '1BJ CNN News can be loving, loyal pets. [CNN] Sports Close-up directly descend from the 11) Christian Science Monitor Reports Still, pit bulls have been 61' Popeye [DIS] You and Me, Kid responsible for 50 percent of all combat bulldogs of 19th century [ESPN ] World Sports Special England. Originally these large, [CNN] Daybreak fatal bites since 1984 and all .so [DIS] Donald Duck P resents 8:00AM CD Hallo Kitty's Furry Tale slow-moving animals were used far this year. This includes 20 of [HBO] MOVIE: Secret Places' (CC) A Theater 28 deaths since that time and for bullbaiting, a barbaric young German girl comes of age and learns (D Lady LovelyLocks and the Pixietails activity in which the dogs were the lesson of love when she is sent to a CD Care Bears Family (CC) hundreds of mutilations. girls' school in England during World War A study done at Mercer physically goaded into attacking II Marie-Theres Relin, Tara MacGowran, (lij Heathcliff College in Georgia found that a tethered bull. Claudine Auger. 1985. Rated PG (18) Kidsongs (In Stereo) one-fourth of all bites from pit Bullbaiting became illegal in 6 :1 S A M CD Davey & Goliath (20) Porky Pig (2^1 (^0! Gummi Bears (CC) hulls required hospitalization. 1835, and was quickly replaced 6 :2 5 A M [USA] Night Flight by dogfighting. “These fights 24) Sesam e Street (CC) According to Dr. Alan Beck 6 :3 0 A M CD Captain Bob were often conducted in hastily (2C' Phil Silvers of the Center for Interaction of CD The World Tomorrow prepared pits near the (coal) (36) Wall Street Journal Report Animals and Society at the CD Flintstone Kids (CC) mines (of Staffordshire),” (41) Remi University of Penn.sylvania, their CD Comic Strip >5?) Rod and Reel Streamside explain Lockwood and bite is epidemiologically i \ i ) Planet of the Apes [CNN] Daybreak Investigator Paul Miller in a different.from other dogs. “The Ifi) C lassified Eighteen Offers informa [DIS] Dumbo's Circus BEVERLY HILLS BUNTZ — Dennis Fran* (r.) and Peter lurasik reprise Iheir roles as jaw latches anto the object with report to the HSUS. “As tion on the latest employment opportuni ‘*U i ties in the Connecticut area [ESPN] SportsCenter Norman Bunt* and Sid “ The Snitch” Thurston in the “ Hill Street Blues" spinoff the front incisors while chewing dogfighting became popular, [H B O ] M O VIE; Dragonslayer' A naive ;2d) MOVIE: 'Frankenstein Meets the “ Beverly Hills Bunt*." It premieres Thursday, Nov. 5 on NBC. with the back molars at the same there was greater selection for Wolfman' A werewolf seeking release sorcerer s apprentice is called upon to slay smaller and faster dogs." from his curse stumbles upon the undying a fearsome flying dragon Peter MacNicol, time. It's instant trauma the Caitlin Clark. Ralph Richardson 1981 Frankenstein monster Lon Chaney Jr , Il Cm) Runaway W ith the Rich and Fam ous talie Wood (CCL A profile of actress Na iD C IN EM A : 'Sybil' Sybil est soignee par Which is where the “genetic Rated PG. 1 moment the animal makes ona Massey. Patric Knowles. 1943 talie Wood (1938-81). featuring inter un medeem spres avoir arrivae a I'hopital a engineering" of today’s 18 Amateur Duckpin Bowling (60 min ) views with Elizabeth Taylor. Roddy contact with flesh and bone.” v4ij Follow Me [U S A ] Go for Your Dreams la suite d'una parte de coiiscionca ou H est P Bugs Bunny McDowall and Oy^n Cannon (60 min.) decouvre qu elle a des dedoublementa As a result of the attacks and 18-inch-high, barrel-chested, (61) Abrakadabra 8:30AM CD Jim Hanson's Muppet 30-70 pound powerhouse comes Babies (ID VegaS [USA] Lova Your Skin multiples de la personnelite Sally Field, the subsequent public furor, [CNN] Foreign Correspondents Joanne Woodward, Marline Bartlett. (4$ Isla del Tesoro American Bandetand more than 50 communities have in. According to Lockwotxi and [DIS] Contraption CD Popples 11:00AM CD 1976 CD ® Little Clowns of Happytown (Sf) Say Brother The Post Pop Space Rock CD Dr. 8cier>ce written laws to ban, prohibit sale Miller, pit bulls were bred for [TMC] Short Film Showcase Be-Bop Gospel Tabernacle Chorus per (2D P New Archies certain qualities, many (11) Keys to Success forms spirituals, jazz and rock (X3 Fen Club Scheduled: Bananarama, (^) This Week In MotorSports of, and confine pit bulls. These 7 :0 0 A M GD Young Universe Chuck Norris, Kim Carr>e&, Thompson undesirable by present standards (l|) International Championship W res (6i) Addam s Family (40) Bugs Bunny & Tw eety Show (CC), include the states of Ohio, Max celebrated his birthday CD Sylvanian Families tling (60 min.) Twins. Head of the C lass” co-stars Kim [ C N N L Monayweek berly Russell and Jory Husain (07) Well Street Week (R) Illinois and cities such as The first, “gameness” was a C D Bugs Bunny 8« Tw eety Show (CC) ^ Tom*& Jerry [DI^/DorMld Duck Presents CD WWF Wrestling Spotlight (CNN) College Football Preview l ijeras, N.M.; Lynn, Mass.; willingness to attack despite (JT) Witches. Warlocks and Wizards (i^ Smurfs injury and fatigue. The HSUS Jonathan Harris (’ Lost in Space” ) looks at [ESPN ] Fishing: B«st of Bill Dance (tl) Solid Gold in Concert [ESPN] SportsCenter Saturday: Col Liberty, Mo.; Shawnee, Kan.; black magic, voodoo and withchcrah with MOVIE: 'California Passage' A sal [USA] Prollne CfD R m I Estate Show lege Footb^l (60 min I report found this has resulted in clips from '.'The Wizard of Oz and oon owner is framed for a stagecoach rob and Chester, Pa. At least three bery by his partner Forrest Tucker, Adele (P WWF Wrestling [MAX] MOVIE; Men in the Wilder at a fabulous place. "Sleeping Beauty" 1 0:00AM CD Pee-wee's Playhouse a lowered sensitivity to pain. rteee' A wilderrtess scout, in the Nor dozen other communities, such Mara. 1950 GS) P ALF “Many fighting breeds show no (ii) Love Your Skin GD WWF Wrestling Challenge thwest Terntory of 1920, is mauled by a as Los Angeles and New York, (M) Bottomline (2D Constitution; That Delicate Balance Main Street (60 min.) CD C4@) Little W izvds grizzly bear and left to die Richard Harris, have updated their more general outward sign of disturbance by (40) Mequir>a del TIe.npo John Hutton, Henry Wilcoxon 1971 (D Buck Rogers (2D Neuropeychotogy of W eight Control @5) Ring Around the World Rated PG M C io u s dog statutes. severe injuries," it states. Chances are, Max birthing room, using come to “ room-in Birthing Center would C^ Woodwright's Shop P Three Stooges (^) Newstnakers (il) Soul Train [U S A ] Search for Beauty But what, exactly, is a pit Jaw strength was another [CNN] Big Story Flintstone Kids (CC). won’t remember what the prepared child anytime. Dari even be delighted to show Abbott and Costello P ) GLOW: Gorgeous Ladies of Wres- bull',’ And why do they act the sought-after trait, with the pit [DIS] Good Morning Mickeyl tlir>g 9j) PEUCULA 'Averrturas de un Ca- 12:00PM d ) Putrin- on tha Hit* (In a great time he had at birth methods they spent the night! The you their facilities and ® ) Aventures del Pequeno Principe Stereo) way they do'.* Has there been a bull's being up to seven times [E S P N ] Fishin' Hole P (P Jim Henson's Freggle Rock baHo Blanco y un Nino’ Andres Gercis, @ Comic Strip Susana Dosamantes CD Wonderful World of DIeney; Hallow stronger than the average dog’s. The Family Binhing learned at the Center. next day, Mom ami offer you more inlorma 9:00AM CD The Get Along Gang P RockSchod sudden onslaught of attacks, or [CNN] Daybreak Washirrgton Week in Review (CC) een Hell of Feme Jonathan Winters por A 55-pound pit bull can exert up Center at Manchester Alter Max's arrival Dad shared a special tion. After all, doesn’t CD ® Wy Pat Monster P Pro Wrestling trays a nighl watchman who meets up with is the dog’s recent notoriety the [DIS] M ousercise (R) CD Superman ^ El Tesoro del Saber 8 rascally jack-o-lamern in a studio prop result of public enlightenment, to 1,800 pounds of pressure per Memorial Hospital. they celebrated with “Stork Club” gourmet your baby deserve (Dt M O VIE; W eb of the Spider' A young room Includes the enimeted "The Legend CS) Hee Haw Tony Brown's Jounrel man who does not believe the local legend otherwise known as media square inch. “Once the dog photo-taking, a cham of Sleepy Hollow " end cartoons starring But his parents will dinner and got instruc as warm a welcotne as (P Woody Woodpecker dl) World Wide Wrestling (In Stereo) that says anyone who enterf Blackwood Donald Duck. Mickey Mouse and Phito. (60 attention'.’ ‘locks on’ to a person or object, Channels Villa on the night of tho dead will not ceme never forget the won pagne toast and hugs tions on how to care little Max!-' S esam e Street (CC) [DIS] Raccoons (In Stereo) mm I According to Dr. Randall there is virtually no prying it o u t alive, makes a bet that he will Anthony Hertford. CT (X' d® Ask the Manager [ESPN ] Truck and Tractor Pull FrarKtosa, Michele Mercier 1970 CD WWF WrestUng Lockwtiod of the Humane apart,” explains Dr. Robert derful experience. all around. All with lor their little birthday For more informa WFSB WNYW N *w Votfc. NY cr di) Capitan Centelle [HBO] Inside the NFL Hosts Len Daw [D IS ] M O VIE; The Dirt Bike Kid' An un CD America's Top Ten StK-iety of the United States Andrysco, an animal behavior From the moment the security and confi boy. tion on The Family WTNH N*w H*v*«, CT CI7 son. Nick Buoniconti (60 mm.) (In Stereo) usual din bike plays a key role in e teen (S) Urriversel Wrestling Federation WOR N *w Yotfc. NY CD (g) La Plaza (HSUS), "pit bull” can specialist in Columbus. [USA] Discover ager's efforts to save 8 local hot dog stand CfD College FootbeH: Tenneeeee at Boa- they arrived, they dence that Max and If you sec a “birth Birthing Center or a WPIX N*w Yoril. NY Crt) [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer Animals genetically selected from demolition Peter Brllmgsley. Stuart ton CoBege (3 h r s ) encompass a wide variety of enjoyed the special Mom were getting the day” celebration in tre-e tour plea.se call ' WHCT Hertford. CT [MAX] MOVIE: Do You Mean There 10:10AM [CNN] Showbiz Week Rank in. Anno Bloom 1985 Rated PG for fighting “gain an advantage WTXX Waterbury, CT are Still Reel Cow boys?' Actress Glenn («0J M O VIE 'Fright Night' Horror-fikn canines, including the American 10:30AM C D N ew Adventures of attention and personal expert medical atten your future. The Family 643-122J. WWLP Sprirtgfield, MA 9T Close produced this account of a year in [ESPN ] Schoieatic Sports America star helps teen investigete vemptre-bke by not revealing their intentions Hertford. CT 34 Mighty Mouse neighbor Chris Sarandon. WiNiem Regs- Pit Bull Terrier, the American WEDH the lives of several cowhands working the [HBO] MOVIE: Once Btttan' (CC) A care that are so hard tion of Manchester New London. CT ' dele. Amanda Beartr 1965 Staffordshire Terrier and or weaknesses.” the report WTWS cattle ranches of Wyoming. Narrated by ( D P P m I Ghostbusters (CC) gorgeous vampire rnust have the blood of continues. Unlike other breeds, VWIT Hartford. CT Robert Bedford 1987 Rated NR 3D Headlirres on Trial young males to stay eternally yourtg (8 ) Foofur to come by in some Memorial’s top-notch WSBK Boston. MA m [TMC] MOVIE; 'Zeppelin' A young Bn Lauren Hutton. Jim Carrey, Karen Kopins Marketirtg “mixtures of other breeds which give fair warning such as WGGB Springfield, MA P ip Alvin and the Chipmunks ot the bigger hospitals. doctors and nursing 43 tish soldier is used by the authorities as a 1985 Rated PG-13 a growl, aggressive body WXTV Paterson. NJ 4 t ^ Newton's Apple (CC) P NASCAR Racing including but not limited to the Springfield. MA spy to gam access to the detailed plans for [TMC] MOVIE Gong Ho' (CC) A man Throughout labor and staff. WOBY n (3l) Betmwf (00) Black Perspective Staffordshire Bull Terrier. Bull language, and raising of neck H a r t f ^ . C T ii- Germany s zeppelin Elke Sommer, Mi sets out to lure e luerstrve Japanese auto WTIC I3|j MOVIE: Tenteclee' An enraged oc delivery. Max’s parents After delivery. Cable News Net. (CNN) chael York 1971 Rated G f4ji Conan plant to hrs firLsncially faltarmg smsH Arrter- Terrier, and Bulldog.” and back hair, pit bulls “offer CNN topus terrorizes a Califomta beach com ThEBUvDDf DISNEY Disrtey Channel 1018] Zsa Zsa Gabor (Df Adam Smrth's Mor>«v World lean town Michael Keaton, Gedda Watan- [USA] munity Henry Fonda. SheHev Winters, "People know what they're little or no indication that a(n)... bad the support ol Mom was settled into Sports Network (ESPN) abe. George Wertdt. 1986 Rated PG-13 ESPN 9:10AM [CNN] Heatthwaek [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch John Husior- 1977 buying.” asserts state senator attack is imminent.” their own nurse in the her comlortable room BiRmiNG Center HBO Home Box Office IHBOl [USA] Beat the Pros CINEMAX Cin*m«* (MAX) 9:30AM CD omigan's Island [DIS] Wind in the WiHows Neil Zimmers, co-author of the “Most animals give the other AI MANC MFSILK MtMOKIAl »UJSI’IIAI C D N ew Mor.fceee privacy ot their own where Max was wel TMC Movie Channel (TM C r . [ESPN] Auto Racing 11:30 AM (USA) (X) P Pourwl Puppies Continued.. recently passed Ohio Law. "It person or animal a chance to USA USA N*tworii [M AXI r.mzy A>*out the Movies; Na C D A m erica's Tf»p Tart cither is or is not a pit bull back off,” Andrysco observes. CD Superman d o g " "Two thousand years of genetic *■ . •, > I t - .i- M + " f i .■•I-' * ; - ' " ' • i-V MANCHS8TER HERALD. 8«tunl«y. Ocl. 31. 19»7 - » U - M A N C H E S T E R H E R A L D . Saturday. Oct. 31. I9e7_ 12:30AM X Hope sBoo zabeth Aihley 1971 6:00PM (X) (B IB Nkws reluctantlv becomes involved with the gat- rich-quick acheme of e bizarre couple. Pa ® MOVIE: 'Charlla Chan in Egypt' Chan (® INN News CD W lwTa H w M in a Noiwlf ter Falk. Alan Arkin, Beveriy D'Angelo. uncovara murder on an archaeological ex ® Jimmy Sweggart Q D WWF Suparaan of WrastUng Saturday, Coatinaed 1986. Rated R. pedition. W em ar Oland, Pat Patereon. Rita ® That'a tha Spirit Caneino. 1936. Satnrdav, CoiitfaMrtJ G9) Star Trak: Tha Nakt Qanaratlon The [T M C ] MOVIE: 'SHvar Bullat' (CC) A ® ABC Nawa ICC! U .S.S. EntatpilM and Faraiigl starships young boy and his uncle attempt to stop [C N N ] Evans A Novak [C N N ] Foreign Corraapondante must pass a crucial kxiuisHlon by the the murderous path of a werewolf that is [ESPN ] Victor Awarda From tha Hilton in [ESPN ] SportaCantar a t Road ta Caiaaty A preview of the guanfian of tho Tk o n Empka before con 7:35PM [D IS ] Dr. Sauaa' HaHow e n [DIS] R40VIE: 'CMM of Olasa' A boy terrorizing their town. Gary Busey, Corey Lae Vsgat. Nov., outetending etWetee se (SII CMidtapIn Bo««na (60 mki.) 1B8S Olympies. (60 min.) tinuing thak trips through apace. (60 min.) it Qrinch Night Animatad The residents must soh/a a riddle or face being haunted Haim. Everett McGill. 1985. Rated R lected by the editors end reederi of The [M A X ] MOVIE: Howling II' (CC) A forever. Barbara Barrie, Biff McGuire, A n psychic tracks down a sinister cult ol wet- dS gw inn StraM VX). (B ) Kovala on CcBcctlng (R) (31 Odd Coup*a , I of Whoville fear that the Grinch is behind a [U S A ] MOVIE: Night of tha Uvhtg S p r in g News are recognized in this 21 et thony Zarbe. 1978. Daad' Mankind ia threatened when the annual event. Nomhteei include Ivan Lentfi awolvse. Chriitophet lee. Annie McEnroe. [CNNlltowtday Bustin' Loots //I mysterious windstorm that occurs Hallow een night. [MAX] MOVIE: 'Daadlv Friaod' (CC) A graveyards give birth to an amiy of fleah end Chris Evert (tonnii), Evelyn Ashford Sybil Denning. 1985. Rated R ( ) D o O ra tti Jun io r H igh (CC). Part ofi [U S A ] HoHywmod ImidM' KI5kl?8X»to^ 8 6 young girl rendored brairvdead by her abu eating zo m M s in (3eorge Romero’s cult (track and field), Mano Andretti (auto rec- Arm and Andy help unka a lonely boy with [U S A ] Night Flight 13- 8:00PM CD Tha Search for Houdini A sive Nther rccsivss a compuier-braio from classic. Duane Jones. Judith O'Dea. Rus ing) end Pet Day (horee racing). Hoete: 12:30 P M QDMOVIE: 'S«liW 0Mi'An tribute to magician Harry Houdini features a kmaly pumpkin. ® Dondn' to ttio HHa a 15-year-cM genhit. Matthew Labor- sell Strainer. 1968. Norm Crosby. Florence Henderson. Gene [H BO ] MOVIE: Lucky 13' A ouiliw battlM Ms iiviswt untX hs finds a seance and performsnces of his stunts 2:10AM (E S P N ) PDA OcIftNahlaco C h a m p l^ tesux. Krialv Swanson, Anno Twom ey. Berry. (60 min.) teen-ager convicted ol murder and the himself saddM wHh a (srni boy on dw nm. (S) It's o Living by David Copporfield. Penn & Teller. Harry 11:30PM X 8 ho'» tho Bhoriff Wfilie Nelson. (3sry Busey, Isela Vega. ahipa M OoM: TMid Round From San An 1986. RatOti R. [MAX] MOVIE; From Beyond' (CC) A prostitute who had been writing to him in (g)DoctorWho Blackstone Jr., the Amazing Randi and Friitoy tho 13th: Tho Sorioe Uncle 1982. tonio, Taiiae. (2 hrs.) lUvs) [ T M C ] fifiOVIE; 'C hia' IC C ) Gueate are X scientist rssesrehing the liumen senses jail take off for Arizona alter he aacapet [CNN] Newswatch others. Host: William Shatner. (2 hrs.) Lewis' sinister ghost arrives on Halloween (U S A ] ANmd Mtahoock Hour euepected of murder but... whodunnit? unleashes a terrifying lores when ^ u n police custody Monica Carrico, Eric Stoltz. (X) Fan Club Sehsdulsd: Bananarama, (Live) with deadly intentioni. (60 min.I Msdslino Kahn. Eileen Brennan. Martin locks en Interdimentlonel getaway. Jam ey Stuart Margolin, 1904. Rated R Chuck Norris, Kim Carnes, Thompson 2 :1 0 P M (CNN] H aoM iw osk ( S (ID Mister Prasidant Ssm believes [D IS ] Miseing Adventures of Ozzie and Mull. 1985. Rated TO. X Cry Frowlom; Tho liwldo Story Prev Combs. B artw s Crampton, Ted Sorol. Twins, “Head of the Ctasa" co-stars Kkn- Lois is the source of a White House news 2:30AM ® SoUd Oold in Concert berly Russell and Jory Husain. 2 : 1 5 P M (HBO] The Worst WHch A Harriet iew of the ufjcoming film “ Cry Freedom", 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) leak. 9:10PM [C N N ] Showbiz Weak starring Denzel Weehlngion and Kevin [C N N ] Sports Litsnight b o a rt^ school for wMchas is tha setting [H B O ] M O V IE : 'Deathtrep' A noted 1 2 : 3 5 [H B O ] m o v ie ; Th # Quick (S I I'm TsINngl C D Dom DaLuiaa Show Dorn uses Sher Kline, based on tho life etory of Stephen AM [ESPN ] C II Football: Florida at Au for tha misadventures of young Midred. a Broadwey playwright Is so desperate for a 9:30PM (X ® Now Advonturae Of A myatartoue cow - 0 090 man Hemsiey in a hair-growth experiment. Biko. South African black activist. and tha Dead' (CCl O ) Marfcating studam who’s afraid of the dan. (76 mki.) box office hit that he resorts to murder Bsant Baxtsr (C C ) Bsane meate a K a ry b o y 'i abIHty to defend family of homoo- bum (3 hrs . 30 min.) (R) Tom Jones places a bet he can't lose. a (S) Winston Cup Wrartgler 400 fin Stereo) Michael Caine, Christopher Reeve. Dyan pumpkin princeae (Francaaca "Kitten " Ne- ® (® Satuntay Night Live fin Stereo) taadars from outfawe and Indians in 1876 [U S A ] Night Flight — CD MOVIE: 'Psycho' After embezzling a tividsd) on Hallowean night. (In Sleraol Wyoming is threatenod by We growing el- (S) What About Women 2 : 3 0 P M ( I ) CoBego F < » ^ : ^ - (Cannon. 1982. Rated TO. (23) GroM Amorican fifiystory Cara Tha 3:00AM X Nawa (R) ouao at Plttaburgh (3hrs., 30 mki.) (Live) large sum of money, an attractive bank (g ) Amon IC C ) (In Starao) automobtlet ol the presidente. Bonnie end trsctliw to tho wife. Based on tho novo) by [C N N ] Evans A Novak [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Hour ( i ) Home Shopping Overnight Service employee hopes to get some rest at a se ® Tha Now Honaymoonota Clyde, Ehrit Presley and others with a look Louie L'Amour. Sam Elliol, To m Conh, [DI8 ] MOVIE; 'Thras Without Fear' An @CaBsotors 6:30PM (X) C B S N e w i cluded motel. Anthony Perkins, Janet at the first one ever patented. Hosts: Kale Cepehew. 1987. Rated NR. (In Conthtuea (2 hrs.) American tourist becomes Involved with a (H) Justin WHson's Louisiana Cockin' - ( D Sm all W onder Jamie meets a girl whe Leigh, Vera Mites. 1960. [C N N ] TMa Weak In Japan Adam West, Jan Gabriel. (Sueste: Gal Stereo) [C N N ] Nawanight pair of Mexican orphans trying to mske Outdoors wants to merry him. Qjl) The Search for Houdini A tribute to 10:00PM X Waat B7th (60 m in ) lagher, Claude Akins. [DIS] MOVIE: 'ChUd of Glass' A boy sure their inheritance doesn't M into the (C N N ] Stylo With Elsa Ktansch magician Harry Houdini features a seance 12:45AM [T M C ] m o v ie ; T iouWo in hands of a greedy guardian. Ban Orlando, (3 9 Private Beniamin . X X N a w a ® Racing from PlalnafioM Mkid' An ex-eon falls in love wHh a young must solve s riddle or face being heunted (DI ] The Boy Who Loved Tidla A 12- and performances of his stunts by David forever. Barbers Barrie, Biff McGuire, A n Pablo Lopez. 1970. 8 ( g ) M a m a 's Fam ily Mama wants to sing ® Hotal (C C l A philandarer learns ® D .C . Follioa Scheduled gueet star: women and triae to keep her drifter boy yesr-old boy tries to keep childhood Copperfield. Penn & Teller. Harry Black- X thony Zsrbe 1978. at Raytown's Founder's Day. tltat his mistress has AIDS; Cltnatine con Vanity. friend from becoming Involved with gsngs- [E S P N ] Auto Racing; Speedway Amer dreams intact by ninning aVvay to search stone Jr., the Amazing Randi and others. siders adopting a baby abandoned at the ® MOVIE: 'Magic' A yentriloquiet finds tsrt. Krie Kristoffereon, Keith Cerrodine, [TM C] MOVIE: 'A Room With a View" ica SerkM From Ascot, Calif. (R) for trolls. Stars Susan Anton, Sam Water- @ ^ NBC News Host; William Shatner. (2 hrs.) hotel. (60 min.) that hie dummy hee a mind of its own, A n Gansvievs Bujold. 1985. Rated R. A tum-oMho-century Englishwoman muit [H B O ] MOVIE; The NeverentHng ston. Matt Dill. (60 mki.) fifiotorweek A road test of the rede (23) dl) MOVIE; 'ChHdran of tha Com' Adulls thony Hopkins, Ann-Mergret, Burgess decide whether love is more Important Story' (CCl A bookish youngster emers a signed Lincoln Continental; cars and driv are sacrificed as teenage cuh rr^embara 03) TwHiglit Zona 1:00AM X Homo Shopping Over (T M C ] MOVIE: 'Man hi tha W l l ^ - Meredith. 1978. then eocisi standing eher lelling for a men fantasy world when he re^s a strange noas' A wiklemess scout, in the Nor ing aids for the handicapped; a preview oi worahip the god of com. Peter Horton. ® MaadWnaa on Trial night Ssrvica (2 hrs.) she met while treveUng in Italy. Based on novel about the struggle to save an Imagi the Buick GNX. (R|. Linda namiltcfi. 1994. [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchort: Frad (33) O.LO.W . Wraatling (60 min i tho novel by E M Forster Helene Bonham nary kingdom from imminent destruction. thwest Torritoty of 1820, is mauled by a oooooooo ® MOVIE; 'Attack of tha KWar Toma- HKkman, Nick Charles. grizzly bear and left to die. Richard Ho t s . (3) What's Happening N ow ll (39) MOVIE: 'Carria' A tormented teena toat' Vx'sr,' .‘x.-nans keep vigil on their gar- ® Pro Wrestling This Week Certer, Maggie Smith, Denholm Elliott Noah Hathaway, Barret Oliver, Tami Stron- John Huston. Henry Wiicoxon. 1971. [ESPN] Wraatllitg: Worid Claae Cham- ach. 1984. Rated PG. ( ^ Mama's Family ger uses her supernatural powers to gain dent, rofrl0eritore end sSistla as they ® BHty Oraham-Kays to Succoas ' 1986 Rated NR Rated PG. ooooo revenge on the schoolmates who have guard egeinit a new tort of enemy. Jack pkmthip Wrattling [U S A ] MOVIE; Night of tho Uvlng [U S A ] Cover Story 1431 Noticieto Univtaion ® Bizarre MOVIE; Th e Time Mach abused her. Sissy Spacek, John Travolta, Riley. David Miller, George W ilton. 1977. 12:00AM X Return to tha Tltanlo Ooad' Mankind Is'threatened whan the 3:00PM (X) ACROSS DOWN [C N N ] Pinnacle 1 : 0 0 P M (XI Seooby and the Boo ine' The mventor of a time machine jour Piper Laurie. 1976. ® ® Hunter Rick end D m Oae become The opening ol a sele. recovered from rite [DIS] ColteBa Bowl '87 (In Stereo) graveyarde give birth to en army of flesh- Brothers AnImalsd. After inheriting his neys imo the fsr-fiung future, where m m is [D IS ] My Friend FHcka g |) ® 2 2 7 (C C ) Mary and the gang fear atranded in a remote mention with a sunken passenger liner R.M.S. Titante, cli [U S A ] Night FHght eating zombies in Georgs Rornsro's cult 1 (Xebration 2 Rose on "227” uncle's vintage mension. shaggy asks the the slave of cannibalistic subhumms. Rod [T M C ] Short Film Showcase for their lives when a knife-throvying circua_ houseful of murder luepectt. (60 min ) (In maxes this special reviewing the eNp'e his classic. Duane Jones, Judith O'Dea. Rus 5 in Cincinnati" 3 Krystle on "Dynasty"; [CIVN] T i m l Guido Boo Brothers for help when he encounters Taylor, Yvette Mimieux. Alan Young. performer moves into the building. (In Stereo) tory and including recent footage of the 1:10AM sell Streiner. 1968 the ghostly tansms. Voices by Don Mes- 9 Limb (cHie to puzzle inkt. 7:00PM (X) O u t of This W orld Evie 19G0 Stereo) vessel resting on the ocean floor. Hoit: MOVIE: 'My Champkm' [M A X ] m o v ie : -TTm Return answer) 4 Ripe hopes to see her alien father when she par ® Hot Tracks 1:15AM X 3:25AM sick, Casey Kasem. (2 hrs.) ( D ( ^ CoUage Football Today/Horse (2D VYild America (C C ) Naturalist Many Telly Ssvatss. 12 hrs.) A young Japanasa marathon runnar who • of U vin g Daad' Ghoult with an insatia 10 Mine find 5 Labor (clue to puzzle ticipates in a youth astronaut program S3) Tlompo da A m ar (60 min.) (X ) Marty RobUna: Supar Ugarid A re- Racing Pregame show hosted by Al Trsu- Stouffer tells where, when and how to look X M O V IE : 'House of Wax' Disfigured by comaa to Amarica to study is forcad lo ba ble appetite (or human breint t o on the 12 Science" answer) trospactiva of tha Ufa of lata country music twig and Jim Hkl. Also, the Washington CD Three'! Company for Amehca's wild animals in their natural 43) National Geographic on Aaaignmant fire, an insane sculptor resorts to murder in a servant Yoko SNmada, Chris Mitchum. rampage. Clu Gulagfr. Don Calfe. Jamee 15 He was Larry on 6 Scandinavian coin iinger-songwrlter Marty Robbins. Fea D C . International horse race, a 1 1 /4-mile surroundings. Northams haly'a grand vrhila marbla; the his efforts to re-creste Ns destroyed wax 1981. Keren. 1985 Rated R. ••Three'e Company" 7 Brenda on "227" CD W i N e w s an of falconry; a hang gliding fastival in the tures clips from his performsnces as well turf race for Thoroughbreds, from Laurel, MOVIE: 'Hallowaan' The stalker es museum Vincent Price, Frank Love|oy. as tributes from Roy Acuff, Barbsra Man- IB Me. Turner 8 Stadium CD )*'• • liv in g Nancy persuades Howard Colorado Rockiee: chimps being taught 1:30AM ® Dating Oama 3:30AM m o v ie : Damrtatkm Al Md. (Llvs) capes from a mental hospital and returns Phyllis Kirk. 1953. drell. Little Jlmnw Dickans, Ralph Emery. 20 Presently 11 Views to go out with her. Dot fears she s preg how to communicBte with humans. (60 [C N N ] Ctoaafira Saturday lay' Survivors of tha nuclaar destruction of ( I ) KnlghtJtldar 13 Corrode nant. to the scene of his slaughter 15 years be (3B New Hot Tracks theU.S struggle to make a new beginning Brenda Lee and Faron Young. Host: John 21 Beige min.) [DIS] MOVIE: Three Without Fear' An 14 Felix on "The Odd fore. Jamie Lee Cunis. Donald Pleasence. ® Teles From th# Derkside After yeere Jan-Michael Vincent. George Peppard. Schneider. (2.hrs.) (H ) TwHIght Zona 22 Moniker (H ) Tales From T h e Darfcside A guardian [C N N ] CNN Nowe American tourist becomes involved with a Couple" mummy is amused by the demise of two P J Soles 1978. ol boycotting Halloween, en eirterly men Dominique Sanda 1977 (X ) American Bandstand (3D Soul Train 24 "Knight Rider" star [H B O ] HBO Comody Hour: Joe Piacopo pair of Mexican orphans trying to make 16 Audrey or Judy treasure hunters. d i NHL Hockay: Boston Bruins at Mon (Roy Poole) is tormented by e pereletent i) Ratum to the Thame The opening o( a ® Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' - 25 — Maria Horsford U v s Comedian Joa Piacopo of "Saturday sure their inheriience doesn't fall into the [C N N ] Thia Weak In Japan (1 17 "Name" In Paris treal Canadians (2 hrs.. 30 min.) little trick -or-treeter w ho's out to teach him safe, recovered from tha sunken oassan- Outdoors 28 Gnome (jD Charles in C harge Charles becomes ill Night Live" fame ponraya hla many char- ' hands of a greedy guardian. Bert Orlando, [H B O ] m o v ie : 'FoKlrap A 19 Fasten MOVIE: 'Tha Midnight Hour’ (CC) A a lesson (60 min.) 3:40AM ger liner R.M.S. THanic. dlmaxas 31 "The Drowning — " when his mother dates a golf pro actere in a live etage performance on (Octo Pablo Lopez 1970 bodyguard uncovers unsavory information ® Wild Kingdom 23 Small pooch group of teen-agers unwittingly invoke an ® Shoppora Natwoik cial reviewing the ship's Matory and ktckid- 32 Sudden attack (25) You C a n 't Take It W ith You Grand ber 31. 1987 (60 min.) fin Stereo) [ESPN ] Auto Rachtg. Spaadway Amar concerning his millionaire client's business ancient witch’s curse in a small New Eng ing recent fooiage of the vessel resting on 93) Raino Sahraje 34 Reside 26 At present pa's new neighbor is out to cause trouble (4® MOVIE: 'Fright Night' Horror-film lea Sariaa From Aecot, Calif. (R) dealings when he is hirad to search for the land town. Shari Belafonte-Harper. LeVar [U S A ] AHrad Hitcheock Piaasnta the ocean floor. Host: Teily Savsias.- (2 ( g ) M o tarw ock Chrysler's new luxury mo 36 "Bronx Zoo" star 27 Belinda on "Jack and ater helps teen. investigate vempire-hke men’s missing daughter. Fred Wttliamson. Wheel of Fortune (CC) Burton. Leo Montgomery. 1985. (R) neighbor Chris t e n d o n , Williarrv Rags [USA] Night Flight: Taka Off to Day hrs.) dels - the Dodge Dynasty and Chrysler Le- 37 Nielsen, to friends Mike" 10:30PM X Spdrta Extie Chris Connetty 1986 Rated R dale. Amende Beeree. 1985. Glow Rock Baron Landau - are tested; the first report 39 Past 29 He's Jonathan Smith ^ Automania [C N N ] PrimaNaws Dr. Daan EdaM'a Madical Journal (2SI M*A*S*H X m o v ie : "n*a Brtdaa of Fu in a Pontiac Bonneville's lofig-term road 41 Actress Ward 30 " — . foh and turn” g ) MOVIE: Th# Fly' A n ill-feied experi 2:00AM QD Solid QokI In Conoort 4:00AM QD Hee H a w [DIS] Witch's Night Out A has-been Fu Manchu kidnaps 12 girls tn an (241 French m Action; Vacancos an Bre- test. 33 "The Nancy — (33) INN News ment . asuHs in the trenemutation ol a fly Manchii’ 42 " — But the Brave" Benny Hill . witch remains unemployed on Halloween X MOVIE: 'When Michael CaMa' A tayiw I Mysteries" ® War Chroniclas end a men Vincent Price. Patricia Ow ent, attempt to force their fathers to reveal en (fS MOVIE: 'ZomMs's Lake' A village is •afternoon. ^ ■' woman ie terrorized by phone cake from a explosive energy secret. Christopher Lee. 35 Actress Hartman Mau Thi». 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FERIG 'PDL OQDOPNRTO .* ^" U-B.ACREB byJhmOmb K'NJEIJR LIA LPNJ eP [ a n p AWAAAV.'J •swacss*znz HA(XO PM KITW DVR Planning Pharlie hit upon the right play for the LIAPTJVROJ IA I n deal ^ a whble, Charlie won the first NORTH M-ll-ll for the worst spade. He then played the QTRF RPIR VONA ♦ J 4 2 and a club to dummy s ace. He to® was I f J 4 3 confronted with the b®*! TOXICE WHATTH>fr4VITCH By James Jacoby I a D V J W T J W A9 WWBN^iT ♦ K 7 4 3 2 club suit was not working. But uniiKc ■ ♦ A 4 Willy, he had arranged to be in the cAAAB TO cAeriKie OTQOKNA.' — □ I E Willy Nilly was back in his element rirtt hand at the right time. SinM he S P E I - L 0 . WEST EAST with today’s deal, stroking the dummy .♦Q 73 w S in dummy, he was able to play a Vw 7 K 10 ^ 8 6 with aplomb and completely overlook tow diamond and finesse the jack_ S a D L J . AERIPT YA962 B K 10 7 5 Now arrange the circled letters to ing the right play to cover most of the That worked, so he was able to cash PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "It Is all one to mo If a man form the surprise answer, as sug- ♦ 10 8 6 ♦ Q9 bases He won the ace of spades and cofTiM frofn Sing Harvard. W i hira a man, not hit gM ed by the above cartoon. ♦ 6 BJ985 the club queen and run tbe diamond history." — Henry Ford. ______n 1X 3 first mentally congratulated himself ^U?or the nine tricks that Willy found for being clever enough to open one SOUTH to be so elusive. nw».»wi-«. * “[x n z n in ” rw ©OIN© TO ♦ A 5 no-trump with a six-card minor suit. Bidding lesson: With 15-17 high-card (Answers Monday) SPOKE TOO SAkOKE THIS .BQ8 Of course he was looking at s'* Keep voor TV picture CIGAR. ♦ A J 5 tial club tricks, the spade ace and the points and a six-card minor, open one JumbtM: PAUSE EMERY SADIST PLAOO SOONi EASY. sharp with treauent ctean- Yesterday's ♦K .Q 10 7 3^ A-K of diamonds for a total of nine n^trump with a balanced hand unless WANT AuBw r Soint irwnbws of tho youoQOf QonofBlton Ino of tb« screen. Use o may ba aHha In many of thaat— Vulnerablie: E^ast-West tricks. So he played a club 'n ‘'“ ‘"jpy ® you have a worthless doubleton in a mild loop with water or o •DIS-RESPECTS" Dealer:-South ace and a club back to his king _ When side-suit. bit of ammonia In water. West showed out on the second clu , Be sure to drythoroughlv. ADS W est. Nprtb East - Sosth Willy lost his aplomb and the contract. It you hove on extra 1 NT He was set two tricks A new book by James Jacoby and television set no one GET Pass 2NT Pass, 3NT hisfaZr^e late Oswald Ja<^y. is watches, whv not ex 3 Pius -Pass ' Pass Please-don't thiiik 1 ain suggMting change for cosh with o now available at low-cost od in Classified? that Willy Should have taken a club fi Mby on Card Games, published by RESULTS Opening lead': 10' nesse That is not the right perwntage 643-2711. ClASSIFIEDsuRtogatnsun ADS plaTin tbesuit. Here is how Careful Pharos Books. GENUINE PARTS & AUTHORIZED SERVICE GUIDE.. GENUINE PARTS A AUTHORIZED SERVICE GUIDE.. __ i ____ I ____I----- and, more unfortunate still, a day/h- The engine sometimes started re And if a sporty car like the M il ap ight rear-view mirror. With a dealer- Low-^Beam Headlight's from luctantly, and stalled occasionally af peals lo you, pardon a plug here (or installed stereo radio, the-Colt E cost ter a cold start. The basic 1987 Civic Safer For Fog'Rain CHORCHES my book, “Road A Track's Used Car $6,400, including destination charge. . has a carburetor instead of fuel injec KSEpmYmHt Classics, Revised Second Edition" (by The car started easily and ran well COMSUMCR RBVRTS tion, which makes it more likely to Peter Bohr, $12.95 at bookstores, or most of the time. Acceleration was . In poor weather condiiions such a . Itn:... run erratically. Expect about 38 OF MANCHESTER $15.95 including postage from Road & good and braking was faultless. Fuel rain.andsnow.uselow-beamhcadlifchi.slor _ awAuvi miles per gallon overall. Track, PO. Box 749, Holmes, PA economy was thrifty without sacrific- _ increased visibility. P eler B oh r The car offered exceptionally good 1 Recognize that these conditiims make the 80 OAKLAND ST. 19043) It contains detailed buying ad Cheap cars offer quality ing performance. Expect about $4 steering response and road (eel. Han- Imad slippery and affect your abili|> to su rt. vice on some 70 older oars, from By the Editors For a small car with a $5,900 price dling was quick and precise in routine mpg overall, CHRYSLER-DODGE BMWs to Volkswagens. driving, nimble in accident-avoidance The Colt's steering response felt a stop and turn. of Censamer Reports tag, the 1987 Honda Civic offers supe When vou areblindcd hy.lhe high beams • Remember the axiom taughl to tests. sluggish. Handling was predict- rior handling, excellent braking and a of another vehicle, switch your lights to loss j Vintage every first-year marketing student The world's auto makers have re remarkably comfortable ride. In bumper-bashing tests, the front able, but somewhat sloppy in routine bfcams.'reduce yotir speed, and look lo the lONE OP THE ONLY CHRYSLER How to shop for cars The market, not your costs, deter bumper was undamaged. But repairs driving. In accident-avoidance ma discovered the huge American m ar The engine and transmission of the * right edge of the pavement as aguVfc until the .. Have patience. The ideal used car mine the price or value of a product te the bent rear bumper were esti- neuvers, handling was also sloppy and By Peter Bohr ket (or cheap, basic transportation. basic 1987 Civic two-door hatchback danger has passed. . , ; . . . _ • I DEALERS IN GREATER HART- j Contributing Editor, Road <& Track is complete, well-running, unrcslored Although 1 paid $1,700 lor my MG. Now. it seems every manufacturer are different from those in other Civ mated at nearly $500. sluggish. and is being sold by its original owner. if 1 were to spend $1,500 on an engine The Honda Civic has proved to be The Colt s ride was harsh, especial- outside of Detroit is offering a low- ics. The four-cylinder engine is small I bought an 18-year-old MGB road That way you have a good idea of rebuild. $1,500 on paint and body one of the most trouble-free cars-.ly when fully loaded. The suspension I FORD WITH A PARTS DEPART-j priced little car. er (1.3 liters compared with 1.5 liters) ster recently. For a meagly $1,700, I what you are getting. work, and $300 on tires, that doesn't There are two types of cheap cars: and the manual transmission has four . n . . ., . . d |MENT OPEN SATURDAYS 9 A,M.| couldn't resist. Wire wheels, British But such cream puffs take time to necessarily mean the car will be Those that are originally low-priced, speeds, not five. Civic’s basic version racing green paint, twin carburetors find. I must have passed over a dozen worth $5,000. such as the Hyundai Excel. Chevrolet for 1988 has a bigger engine and cosU The basic Dodge Colt E is a peppy licularly abused. SbII Your Car and cozy seats for two — the car had MGBs before I found the one that In the long run, it's belter to pay a The car earned top marks iit the en-. a bit more. performer and very reliable. It's es th e; sentimental pull of a steam seemed to have my name on it. little more for the cream puff than Sprint and Ford Festiva; and cars that gincers' bttmpcr-bashing tests; It sur arc the least-expensive versions of Standard equipment on the 1987 sentially the same as the Plymouth AIX YOU DO IT YOURSELFERS | • Look underneath the car for rust. buy a “bargain" that needs cx()ensive vived unscathed. Predicted reliability engine. models that normally sell for $8,000 Civic tested includes a four-speed Colt and Mitsubishi Mirage, and lists ' When Thoreau remarked.that most Shiny paint, unblemished seats and repairs. for the Colt E is excellent. II even a smooth-running engine mean to $10,000. such as the basic twO-door manual transmission, power brakes, for under $6,000. GET 15% OFF men live lives of quiet desperation, he • Leave some cash in the piggy Honda Civic and Toyota Tercel. rear-window defroster and remote- The two-door hatchback tested 4 Lines -V .10 -Pays ; may have foreseen 20th century citi nothing until you've gotten down on bank for the maintenance that previ ® HI7. aiNSUMKH-S I'NION •.' • Consumer Reports' auto engineers control outside mirror. Adding a comes with a 1.5-liter four-cylinder 504 charge,'. eacIraddJ-. ALL PARTS zens slogging through rush-hour traf your hands and knees and Inspected ous owners invariably neglected recently tested the basic versions of rlgbt-hand outside mirror and stereo engine, four-speed manual transmis tionaf line. . 'Yeu,. can fic in gas-guzzlihg ImpOlas. the car's underside for insidious rust Even If you're careful lo buy a car the 1987 Honda Civic and the Dodge radio raised the price to about $7,000, sion and power brakes. Missing from '> But driving a cheap and cheerful bubbles. that requires no major repairs, it will PURCHASED Paint, upholstery and mechanical Colt E. including destination charge. the basic Colt; a right outside mirror cancel at any-Mme.' MGB along a tree-lined back road in almost always need several hundred ^uthern California,. with the top components can always be replaced dollars worth of work to pul it in top WITH THIS ADI! down and the smell of orange blos or rebuilt, but widespread corrosion is shape. Relatively minor things like NOREF.UMQSOn soms wafting through the cockpit, is forever. hoses. muKleri, bushings and batter ADJUSTMfNTS;• an experience’ evbn' Thoreau. might • Unless you wield a mean com ies can add up quickly. By the time I HOW DOES DILLON DO IT -have savored. And all.for the price of pression gau^, always have an ex replace the worn-out clutch master CALL HERALD 1-800-545-PART a down payment on some new and pert mechanic examine a prospective cylinder, shock absorbers, convert boring ecopo-car. purchase before you buy. ible top and have (he car tuned up. I'll FORD 1 CUSSIPED PARTS 619.3616 SERVICE 6I3-2568 Of course, buying any ’iused car, Good mechanics can also usually have invested about $2,600 In my MG. whether it’s a sporty convertible or, a spot signs of any botched collision re Of course part of the charm of own family sedan, is always a'bit of a.gam- pairs In addition to checking the con ing a basic, inexpiensive old car is that $43-2711 ble, The typical 1970 or 1975 model dition of the drivetrain. with some time and a shop manual, car will have suffered'through three • Do a little research on the you can fix it yourself. Which certain PROFESSIONAL or (our owners, a c o ^ le of crack-ups, strengths — and especially the weak ly beats wasting weekends on the an engine or twd, 120,000 Miles and nesses — of the kind of car you wish to yard. QUALTIY CONTROLLED basically will be a clapped-out heap. buy. Ask mechanics familiar with the (S) Ro64 & Trtrfe . The savvy used-car buyer's task is model (or their thoughts. Check "Con AUTO BODY REPAIRS! to find the exception, Here are Some sumer Reports" annual auto issue for w e (£)1M7. N EW S m ’KB ENTCRHKIft: ASSN (requency-of-repair records. ALL MAKES... DOMESTIC & IMPORT tips: • 3 LICENSED APPRAISERS * . 1 . . :! A ^ ^ ^ c m u tu iu -h t m o u ih . imc. . guarantee ; 55 WINDSOR Av|L-V e r n o n ' [ LO I I AVAIULri :| OurPaits-Depaftment ' ,. ! , .| is open every Saturday ' : • FLAT BED SERVICE • car repairs! 9 a.iri. to Nobn f Honda Parts at wur Honda Dealer. This ad Will m ake t. Keep your Honda hcalthv* with Where you get the same value and Genuine Honda Pins. T l ^ ‘’rc quality that's made your Honda so made with the same Quality and satisfying. cue that made \t)Uf Honda strong Ibr the riglu Honda parts, read your Vbikswagen and idialilc. So'thcx’ll help ytKir bbcl carefully before using. for life. l-kxxb p\r yuu bencr CLtmonw. Cooling Syttom THE MAZDA 315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER, CT. 643-5135 dependable ojicraiion and smooth If* our free Lifetime Service Querantee. and you won t 871-6641 pcfibmunce. tpoclol fjS] experience find a better repair guarantee anywhere. Here's how it STAN M. 02IMEK, MGR.______Maintain the Quality’- r u n b e t le r . Vhi can partake of Genuine vsi!hGL*nuine Honda Parts We KEEPITCXDING works. Ae long as you own a Ford, Mercury, Lincoln or will diein STRONG WITH Ford light truck. If wo repair It, we guarantee the covered Bring this od in for OUT s p e ^ And your end repair for ae long as you own your vehicle. 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W I I find e connate needs repair, bring It to us and get the best repair guar- MORE, This ad muat be seleclion in our pens M- zatlon wishing-to publici'?e. ait iiji^cbming M antes anywhere - our free Lifetime Service Querantee. stond how it wodts. . pertmenl. Come in soon. event or community;message. -There is abso- preaenied at litn« of tervice... Ask ui to ••• • copy of the Lifetime Service Querentee. QUALiFY] lutly no charge.for this space; Pleasb send M , . , I f i n d i t complete information you .wlsh to .publish at yPCT A GREAT THING GOING UFEHME least 3 weeks fn advance of event. Messages I OlNUINf VOlKSWAOtN F A m A $ «V ia SERVICE____ QUALITY SERVICE published wll'be at the.descretlori of Lynch GUARANTEE FRONT END 30I-3IS Center Street Motors. ^ Arionchtfter, Connecticut ALIGNMENT |•IIStefl)« WE FDC CARS FOR KEEPS. Ad|utl eawsr. eambw, b Please ihaiV Att:.- Joe McCayahagh. 24 Adams Street wbM ippNeaMs. Marti $ 1 4 » Manchester PARTS DEPT. pfaaaurat. Regular 4 4 ja ManclieaMr WKh Ma eeupoa Eapkat 10-S1-67. Exit 62 o f 1-84 MO W. CMitarfr. ISINCE] we:ve 646-4567 ffu m cn w rof SALES 646-3515 1933 LYNCH TOYOTA MANCHESTER CONN .. f^. 644-4331. SERVICE 646-3520 643-5135 nwiSMBSSMce Peru Department M a7 ^ ( a 7 o M from Armory). M ANCHESTER. C T 643;2145j 643-1606 31B D i i i o n Open Seiurdaya 9 to 1 PARTS I IB P WANTED MaPWANTHI HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ASSISTANT Monoger SURROUND yourself DELIVERY, Receiving CARFENTER Wonted. CODK-Skllled. Nursing full time for drug store with beauty. Excellent and maintenance man. Retired port time center has full time In Manchester area. Oood driving record a CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 position available for opportunity for full CASHIER steady work all Winter Experience preferred time employment with must. Apply at; Mar FBisrPirtTlaM Into Spring. Trust Individual who has the but not ntccessarv. We one of Connecticut's low's, 641 Main Street, worthy, experienced ability and creativity NOtiCM BoftfoMt F ro o trfv...... 2S E n ttrto ln m tn f...... S3 Form SvooIlM ond Eoulpmtnf.. . DO will train. 34.25-37 per finest lewelers. Exten Manchester. RtfOrt FrOM rfy ...... Offlcp/ll9foll Couiem tnt...... 11 IM T O t' Me « tfovt: M cents per line per «ev. 4-40 hours paid train rough and finish work. to create quollty M aeokkMpln«/lncom« T o m ...... S4 7 te ltdovs: 70 cent* per line per day. hour depending on ex sive benefit program. INSURANCE, immediate Lett/Foufid...... MOftpOOtft...... V CorBtntrv/NMiaOtMng...... ■ • SS Recreetionei Rouiemtnt...... D7 ing, bonus program, Family operation, no meals. Excellent be PtffOAOlt...... n Bool* ond Morlnt Eoulpmtnl . . 13 N to IS ddvs: M cent* per line per dov. perience. Benefits and Apply In person to: opening In Manchester wenttd to B o v...... PoIntlM/Fopgrlng. ■...... S6 M or mere days: Si cents per line per doy. smploysa discount, pressure, will accomo nefits and wages. Call Afinoufi€tm«Att. Roofine/Sidino...... 57 Muticot ittm t ...... 14 vocation package Dlone Allevo, General otrice for experienced Mlnlmeni cOoroe: 4 this*. date your schedule and or apply In person to: AuCtlOfH...... Rontolf Floorin g ...... Si Corntrot and Ftioto Caulnmtnt •5 compstitivs starting available to auollfled Manager, Michael's Property and Casualty FlnerKloi...... OS E ltc trlc cH ...... 59 P ttt end Sup fM ln ...... •6 personal considera South Windsor Nursing Roomt for Ront...... 31 rats. PosMonb avallabis employees. Send re Jewelers, 950 Main girl. Flexible hours. Htotlnf/Plumblno...... 60 MIsctHontous lor S o l t ...... •7 DOAOUIM S: dor cloielfled odvertlsement* to Center, 1060 Main Aoortmtfift for Ront...... tions. Coll anytime sume to; P.O. Box 994, Street, Manchester, CT EmplevnMnt ft Education Ml5C6llOn60l|t S trv Ic M ...... 61 Too SOlM ...... M be published Tuesday threvph Saturday, ttie at various locallons. FPr weekends, after 7pm Street, South Windsor. 8:30.4.4434401. Cofidominluma for Rttif. servlets W o n ttO ...... 67 W onttd < 0 BuvrTrodt : ...... D9 deadline Is noon on Itie day betere publication. Rocky Hill, C T 04047. 04040. EOE. Help W onttd...... II Q Homtt for R tnf...... 34 Fur advertlsemenis to be published Mondoy. an Inisrvlew, call 563- weekdays. Andover 289-7771. EOE. Sltuofion W o n ttd...... Sforo/Offict Sooct...... 3S the deodllne Is 1:30 p.m. on Friday. 8264 or 56G2744 or flil 742-7849.______FU L L and port time Shift Wutlnttt OwporlunltlM...... U Rttorf Frootrfv...... 34 Marctiandlsa Supervisor for drug inttruetloi)...... *A indvifrlol Frootrfv...... 37 Automotive out an appHcaUon at PART and full time me HoHdov/S6 0 «o n o t...... 71 M A D VOVA AD. Clossltled advertisements are store In Manchester aRCULATION AREA ADVISORl EmolovmtAf Strvictt...... IS Ooroott ond Sforoot...... 38 AntiQUM ond CotltcflblM. . . 77 Cert for Salt ...... 91 chanic wanted to main SALES TO I8K . Roommoftt Wonttd...... 3f token by teleoheae os o convenience. The your naarasl area. Experience pre C io lh in e ...... 73 TruchirVons for Solt ...... 97 Manchester Herald 1s responsible lor only one tain o fleet of trucks. Houtgwivat, mothtra with young children, Wonftd ft Rtnf...... 40 Com eorftrTrellors...... 93 Looking for 8 groil lob ferred but not necces- Roal Eotato Furniture...... 74 Incorrect Insertion end then only lor the site ot Salary Is commensu atudanta. Earn extra money with your own TV/Sttrto/Appllonces...... 75 M o torcvciM /M op od f...... 94 the orWnol Insertion. Errors which do not FOTOMAT and a salary goBltlM sory. Wo will train. 95 rate with experience. Homtt for S o lt ...... 31 S trvicts Mochln«rv ond Tools ...... 76 Aufo S o rv IC M ...... lessen the vome el the odvertlsement will not Flexible hours. Salary part-time Job. Bring your chlldran with you ConOomlnlumt for $olt...... 32 tow n ond G o rdtn ...... 77 Autet for Ront/Loo99...... 96 be corrected by on additional Insertion. Call the Mak Company. In a fast growing Loft/Lond for Solt...... 33 Child Cort...... SI Good Thinot tp E o t ...... 7D Miftctilonteuft Autom otivt. . . . 97 STORE 35.50-36 per hour de and eava on babyaitting coata. 21 houra par Invttfmtnf Froptrfv ...... 34 Clponlnp Service*. 57 Fu«| O ll/Co ol/FIrtw o od ...... 79 Wonftd to Buy/Trodt ...... 9t 443-2659.______company? pending on experience. PART Time. Flexible Benefits and vocation weak, aalary plua gaa allowanca. Suparvlaa hours. Competitive Interested In gaining package available to our carrier boya and girla. If you Ilk# kida, want CREDIT and Collections the exporlonco to aat person. Credit Union In pay for all shifts. Ad auolltled employees. a little Indapandanca and your own Income, vancement opportuni your career In motion? Send resume to: P.O. New Britain area seek call 647-9946 or 547-9947. HELP WANTED ing experienced person ties. Little Ceasar's 646- If ao, wa want to talk Box 994, Rocky Hill, Notices N a p w A u ra NELPWANTBI HELP WANTED HELPWANTH) for collection of ac 4300.______with youl Wa offar, the CT, 04047 counts. Must have pro- FU L L Time and port time right candidate, a vary As o condition procodont to EXPERIENCED Book TE L E P H O N E Operotor- FOCUS on the future. D ELIV E R Y Person. Ap tesslonal phone positions available at challenging poaition tho plocomont of any odvor- automotive lube cen PART TIM E tlslno In ttio Monchostor Ha keeper. Apply In per /Tvplst. Seeking a full Part time and full time proximately 10 hours manner, typing end within the Graphic Arta per week. 35 per hour. CRT experience help ter. Experience helpful rold, Advortlsor hortby WAL6REENS son. Salary negotiable. time telephone opera opportunities you have Induatry, potentially tor. Must posess effec been seeking. If you Clean driving record. ful. It Interested send but will train. Pay ac aoroos to protoct, Indomnlfy Marlow's Inc., 047 leading to an exciting $ and hold hormltts tho Mon- CASHIERS Main Street, tive telephone skills, enlov working with Retired person pre resume and solorv re- cording to experience. STUDENTS — MOMS ^ chostor Horold, Its officsrs Monchester. typing 35-SOwpm, apti people In a friendly ferred. Singer Sewing oulrements to: The 447-8997.______caraar. Plaaaa forward and omploytos against any Looking for mothers tude for figures and atmosphere, we hove Company. 449.4 35 4 . Stanley Works Em EXPERIENCED Profit reaumaa to and all liability, loss or H ER E'^ an opportunity ployees Federal Credit to work part time or basic office skills to excellent sales posi INOODR Tanning lotion, and Loss Collector. P. O. Box 570 MOONLIGHTERS oxptnso, Including ottor- for a challenging part tions available. Flexi Union, 55 Curhs Street, noys' toss, arising front full time. Hours rang time position that Is perform a variety of new toning lotion and Send resume to; P.D. Rockvillo. C T 06066 claims of unfair trado practi ing from 9>1:30 or 9- clerical duties. Free ble hours, Mondav- fitness amenities by New Brltoln, C T 04052. Box KK,C/D Manches close to homel We parklngr Benefits. Frldav with ces, Infrlngomsnt of trade 5:30. Cashier or clerk hove an Immediate op “Body Drench". Tan ter Herald. marks, trade names or pat Apply-In person, alternating weekends ning salons, fitness IM M EDIATE Dpenlngs. Earn the $$ you need for ents, violation of rights of starting rate $5. ening for a part time reaulred. Positions clerk/typlst In our ad Mondav-Friday, 0:30 centers, sports facili Carpenters, roofers, privacy and Infringement of to 4:30. Prague Shoe available at various siding men, painters copyright and proprietary vertising department. locations. We offer: ties, nail salons need the Holidaysl If you have a pleasant Company, 200 Pitkin lust one distributor In and laborers. Salary rights, unfair competition WALGREENS St., East Hertford. paid training, competi commensurate with and libel and slander, which telephone manner, as tive storting rate, gen the area to service PART TIME SALES may result from the publica 2D3 W. MIMli Tpki. well as excellent spell TRAVEL Agency East of market with moistur experience. Call 443- We need 10 people from 5pm - 9pm. tion of any advertlsment In the River needs osslsf- erous discounts, com 2659. Mandifttir ing and typing skills, mission and bonus izer, lingerie, lotions the Manchester Herald by dnee typing and tele and even pre-pollshed CARPET M/S advertiser. Including adver you may guallfy for program, along with HELPI weneedonactiw Inquire anytime. this permanent posi phone etiauette re- custom fitted finger tisements In any free dlstrl- aulred. Will train. opportunity tor growth Individual to come butlen publications, pub tion. Sonfie previous and advancement. Coll noils. Coll collect (518) work with our small EARN FROM KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright I h o n k i f n k n t HMSME m PW N ITtP I H&PWWITHI l i a f w w i n D I W i M E IlKLPWWinP NaPWiWTEI IWElPWAIITa I M ANCHESTER. (»ood lo NEW a bedroom Duplex. P L E N TY of fresh air cation. 2 bedroom Fully appllanced. P A R T TTme JleceptlOfllst The Town of Coventry n e w Listing. $160*s. The apartmtnt-2iMl floor, RECEPTIONIST. Full YARD Cleaning. (Jood 4ias an opening for a surrounds this stately 4 Bosement with laundry PAHT TIm« RfCWtlonltf needed tor busy board 18’ X 35* family room wall to wall carpeting, hookups. Excellent lo time for busy restau .pay. Ask for Mike. full time Zoning/ Inland addition creates a feel or 5 bedroom Federal Hey / \NHo"THE wanted for Holiday ★ • 643-7362. ing kennel. Light typ oppllancet. Ho pets. cation. Available Hoalflt RItnM Center. rant. Must be available ing and filing. Must WetiandsOffIcer. This ing of spaclousims un Colonial nestled on a . 7l't S a tu rd a y s . The lovely treed lot. This Securltv and lease. cember 1. No gets. S5 and hour.' Phone DELIVERY A TRUCK Driver. Full time hove good phone skills position reports di available In Most Man A ■ 8485. Coll 643-1595. 643-6296 Offer 6pm. work, appointments Gallery, 141 New Lon position open. Class II and must like cats and rectly to the Planning chester C a ^ ; 2 full very special home fea SALESPERSONS don Turnpike, Glaston driver's license only, and Zoning Commis baths, great n«w kit tures a generousdlnlng AAO0^>6:’ - e a s t Hortford. i oeti- AND6v ^N!' 3 bearoom must be pleosont. Mon bury. 652-2656 ask fo r’ dogs. 3 days a week. room. S^5 monthly Cape, near lake. Secur days AM -PM . Wednes WANTED feoulred. Benefits. Good pay. Apply In sion, Zoning Board of chen end a huge first, room and on updated Moureen. Apply: W.H. England Appeals and the Inland floor master bedroom kitchen. $179,900. (D plus utilities. Dn but ity and references re day ond Friday AM. In modem pharmacy. person Mondav- line. 568-1054. quired. Call Mike. 643- ■ 646-4260. FOOD Servers, Banouet Lumber Componv, Soturdoy, 8-4. Canine ' Wetland Commission suite. 2 other bedrooms Centurv-21 Epstein T Pleasant working con to ensure compliance with full dormer,1lylng Realty. 647-8895.0 MANCHESTER, i 1570. Servers, Host/Hostess,' Route 44, Bolton, C T . Holiday Inn, 200 Shel- © TYPIST tor word pro- ditions' In laige shop Bartenders, Barbacks, don Rood, Monchester. with regulations, direc room, .deck, treed Jot CHARMING 3 bedroom room, wall-to-wall 'cesslno position. Must RETAIL.. Full and part carpet, appHonees, ping cdntof. Flexible . Door Persons, Line time position needed tives and approvals. , and a garage. Must be full dormered Cape. have exeelint typlno RECEPTIONIST-TVPist. Attendance Is required seen. 2 others lust heat, air conditlonino. hours, part-time, or Bonouet and Prep for new retail station Busy Wllllmantic med Flreploced living r e s t o r e A M . skills. Hours Mondov- Cooks, Dishwashers, at evening commission listed tonighti Blan room, front to back No pets. Clean. $600. Frldav, ?am-1pm. full-time. Apply at ary store opening In the ical office seeking ma Available November 1, IS J O F F K E SPACE part and full time posi TrI-CItv PIOM, Vernon. and board meetings. - chard i RosSetto, master bedrooom, 2 Locatlon-.Wdst Hart- once to: ture person with plea- Appllocant must htfve “ We’re selling 1987. Coll 647-9137. tions available. Apply Compehtive pay and sont personality. baths, fully oppllanced E)(CEULENTT!occrtIon. . ford. Coll Imprint Per-; Pharmacist or Ann In person. The Gallery,. knowledge of state ond Houses", 646-2482.0 . kitchen with corner MANCHESTER. 3 1^- sonnel. 2^3^^!.' EOE. benefits. Non-smoker. Salary commensurate 500 square feet and up. UgfgllNrfcafc 141 New London Turn- Coll 872-6075 ask for local regulations, sta COVEN't'RY. Nestled in china cabinet, move-ln room, IVb bath, Ita- Stare and offices from plke, Glostonburv. with experience. Send tutes and soil Informa piDX. AvolloblD FULL time casnier- .' MRnRRiy ’ Linda. ______resume to: Box L, C/0 the pines. 46 foot Ranch condition throughout. 8200 0 month. 647-9223 /Phorinacy Teehnl- RESIDENTIAL Instruc- tion, be able to com being built on corner Century-21 Epstein Dctober 30. CentralW 649-aa04. 404 W. Middle Tpke. . TE A d H E R Aide posltl- th e 'Manchester municate effectively, located on busline. S6M or clan, to do tors, full ondgort time on/Speech and Lan Herald. lot. 3 bedrooms, 2 Reolty. 647-8895.0 1 room office In modern cashlerine.orderino. Manchester positions available In have an ability to un boths,$154,900. Kiernon 10-i\ per month pluD utlll* guage Aide. 15 hours REAL Estate agents. OPEN House, Sunday, office building. Central and answerino the Manchester Parkade East Hampton group derstand and review Reolty. 649-1147.______November 1. 63 Bran ties. 2 month securltv. per week to work with Large real estate fran maps and construction 8754)242.______location. $165 per phone. Dolly hours, S . Shopping Center home to walk with speech clinician In Pre MANCHESTER. NewllSf- don Road, East Hart S x month. Utilities In day week. Experience chise seeking full time plans and hold a valid 3 leOTPtHiA tac N EW LY Remodeled J adults with mental re- school and Primary agents. Fast growing ing. Excellent 3 family ford. Unbelievable 4 cluded. Call 646-6714. ' preferred but not nec- tardtlons. Experience Connecticut Driver's bedrooms, over sized bedroom with taro* liv ' classroom. Coll Coven office Includes all real License. The salary In quiet West side 9am-4pm. cessarv- Excellent JOIN the Com'-Fed team. helpful. $7 JD per hour. try Public Schools at neighborhood. Good. Cape! Definetiv not a ing room. Sunny ond wages based on expe - Coll 267-7077, for an estate services, P.C., range Is $16,508-$2Q,452. "Drive By"I Large re brioht. 2nd floor. $625. Work In one of our •742-t913. EOE. . M.L.S, phone, desk, Applications may be . Investment. Positive lUnS/LAND rience. Apply In pe^ Coventry or Manches Interview. cosh flow, $^,900. C ^ l creation room. Coun HOMES No pets. Referencee, ROOMMATES son, Arthur Drug, M2 SCHOOL Nurse/RN. Sub- etc. Congenial atmos obtained from the I for sale security. 220-4737 or ter offices as a teller. 2 phere, convenient lo Klernoh Realty. 649-: try kitchen. Beautiful IZi I hibsale Main Street, Manches sHtutes for Coventry Town Monager's Of covered deck and pa- 228-0036. ______WANTED or 3 days per week or Public Schools. Coll cation. All contacts fice, 1712 Main Street, 1147. ANDDVER. Lot for sale. ter, C T. 643-1S05. Attn: full time. If you like flo. Many Improve 2 Family Flat. 4 room I 742-1913 for applico- will be kept confiden Coventry, 742-6324. All BY OWNER. Manches IM M ACULATE 2 bed Approximate!V M r Karos. dealing with people' CASHIERS ments! Asking $149,900. room Townhouse Con apartment. Newlv FoOMATir''^orrted. tlon. EOE. tial. Send resume'to: applications must be ter. Spacious 7 room acre. Phone.6^-0448. Manchester. Looking FLOR AL Designer. Port and workifig with fig Fol*PHrt1iHW- Tom Benoit, P.O. Box Cope In South Farms.;3- Strano Real Estate. dominium. Appllanced remodeled, applian SPEECH/Longuage Po- recleved on or before ces, lovelv yard, oar for 0 professional Fe or full time. Expe ures coll our personnel •S/Nr- 8098, Buckland Station, November 11,1987. The bedrooms, V/i baths, 647-"SOLD".o______kitchen, living room office at 64MSR6 for thologlst. Full time MANCHESTER. Price and sliders from dining age. Adults preferred male to shore apart rienced In silk or dry. ALL SHIFTS Elpmentory/Pre- Manchester, C T 06040. Tovm of Coventry Is an large kltchOn/famlly R H BUSINESS ment with the same In Benefits. Now or after more) Information. AVAILABLE. NfiRNING- room with fireplace. and setting ore equal I v area to deck and pri No pets. Security. UM school.. Professional RN Supervisors. We have E q ual Opportunity IS lP R O P E R n monthly. Coll 6454449. Fountain Village. Easy Christmas. Pleosont EOE. M/F/V7H. DAYS. NIGHTS AND Employer. Privote yard. In- nice In this lovelv Con vate yard. I'/i botht. WEEKENDS.. team approach. Start 3-11 and 11-7 shifts. temporary Ranch In An excellent home to m a n c h A s t e r , d b ^ f access to 1-84 and Hart gift and Christmas TEMPORARY Produc- ing salary $20,000. Con ground pool. $212,500. ford. Call evenings and OTHER POSITIONS Earn up to $19 perjiour MAINtiNANCE Girl. Coll 643-2249. ___ fhe heart of Manches get started In. D.W. November 15. 3 Iw - shop. 633-95(M. tlon workers needed. tact: Director Pupil room, IVb baths, cellar weekends. 282-1915. Full ttnw, some part AVAILALBE _ plus benefits, if you Part or full tinne even ter. 3 bedrooms, Vh Fish Realty. 643-1591 .□ Believe Thia A d - F U L L or part time otirtiC' APPLY TO PERSONNEL and Staff Support Ser hove the Skins ~and ings and weekends. $5 MANCHESTER. Lorge baths, 2 cor garage, full and oftic area. $750 per $315 Includes heat and live positions, neat ap time positions. AT: vices, Coventry Public Cope on deep lot In nice NICE Starter. 6 room, 3, hot woter.o M o n d o v -F rld a y , •- motivation to provide per hour.646-4260. Holi finished recreation month plusutllltlesand pearance and good Schools, 70 Ripley Hill day Heolth and Fitness single family neighbor bedroom Cape with . ll’s True! MANCHESTER. Rent- 4pm. Starting salary S5 B J. WHOLRSALR CLUB oualltv nursing care, room, den and nicelv heat. 2 month security. ' Character a must. INC. Road, Coventry, C T call Jane DeVries, Per Center.______' ___ hood. New roof, fire landscaped oversized many exciting possibil * 1 5 . 0 0 0 buy* • nicely No pelt. References. mote wanted to share Steady work and no per hour. Duties In atSNHV.RWOOY 06238 or coll (203) 742- place and much more. ities and an affordable • apartment In town. $263 clude: assembly and sonnel DIrectoc, South lot with In-ground pool. kept beauty aalon in busy 643-2121.______.. layoffs. Earnings op OVBRPASS 0913. EOE.______Windsor Nursing. Cen LABORER for milling fo $159,900. Boland Broth- price. Flreploced llv- • plus '/7 utilities. Coll use of some light manu- cllity. Benefits In Sentry R*ol Estate. 643- Belcoii Pltu , with six tU- portunity $300 to start, HARTFORD. CT. PART Time Secretary. 25 ter, 1060 Main Street, ers. 6432947. Ing room, dining room EAST Hartford. 6 room 649-5323 otter 6pm. Ask coll 646-3075. factuflng machines. cluded. 649-4663. 4060.O______and appllanced kit (ions and 5 ainka. Equip Duplex, 1'.^ baths, wall hours per week. Real South Windsor. 06074. ROCKVILLE.' 5 family ELEGANCE and livabil for Dave.______No experience neces- wlth4cargorade. Fully chen. 13x16 Master, ment alone should be to wall, private base tary. Wilt train. Call Estate knowledge help ity describes this 10 SEEKING Femoie pro- ful. Phones, typing and TEACHER for Coopera- rented. Positive cosh hardwood floors, full worth' more than the ment, 1 cor garage, fesslonol# non-smoker, between M or apply In tlve Nursev School. Ef room, 2 */j both Colon bosement, 1 car det modern kitchen and PASTE-U p person. Per general office skills. (low with 10% down. ial In executive area of price! to share charming new WE WANT person: Resource En son wanted with poste- fective January 1988.4 lorPOIITUIIITIES Possible owner financ ached garage. D.W. bath. No pets. Call terprises, 203 Sheldon 649-1147. Manchester. Formal otter 6om. 569-6501. 2 bedroom Condomi up experience for year degree In Educa ing. $219,900. Coll Bo- Fish Realty. 643-1591.0 Belfiore Agency nium In Mansfield. YOU AND Street, Manchester, C T SPECIAL Education tion. Part time. Salorv living room and dining snwll butgrowlng print Teacher cross categor LOCAL Soles Route. lond Brothers. 649-2947. room, 4 or 5 bedrooms, SPACIDUS 2 family. Ex- 6 4 7 - 1 4 1 3 MANCHESTER. 6 room Only 20 minutes to 647-7423 ask for Sam. shop. Full or port time negotiable. Send re- $40K-$60K annual net Manchester. $400 plus 2 FRIENDS EOE. M/F ical. Self contained CHAMPAGNE Quoilty! family room enclosed tro spacious 2 family Duplex, full oHIc/bate- hours available. Stu sunne and 2 recommen potential. Established Top of the line work with 6 rooms on each ment, parking, cen utilities. Coll Lvnne r e i^r^ A e ^ t a t i v e s class. Grade 7 A 8 dations to: Coopera accounts furnished. porch and heoted en You'll make friends at dents welconwd. Apply Special Education cer manship and materials closed lop pool. level, living room, din trally located. tSSO plus 423-9201 ext 2349, Red Lobster, but you Needed, for business In person 0:30-5:30. Pip tive Nursery School, $25K Investment In were used to construct ing room, kitchen and 3 utilities. No pets. Se weekdoys.______accounts. Full time, tification reauired. P.O. Box 48, Andover, cludes van. Inventory $279,900. Sentry Real can apply with a friend Printing, 391 Center Starting salary $20JW0. this unique country Co Estate. 643-4060.O good sized bedrooms. 2 curity and lease. 241- CQNDDMINIUM to $60,000-SSO,000. Port Street, Monchester. C T 06232. and working capital. M0RT6MES too. What a way toeam Call for application at lonial In Manchester. 4 QUALITY Constructed car detached garage, 8862. share. Pool sauna, ond tlme,S12.000-t18,000. No (916) 587-3195. bedrooms, 2.5 baths, siding, good conver and learn with the beet selling, repeat busi M ED ICA L Receptionist. (3P3)742-a913 or contact new home located only MANCHESTER. Large 1 tennis. Leave message In food aervloe. Immediate Medical Pupil and Staft Support fireplace, large rear 8 minutes from Do\^- nient location. D.W. NO PAYMENTS (413) 783-7189. ness. Set you own Care Center of East Self Y o u r C a r deck. Beautiful Oak ca Fish Reolty. 643-1591.0 bedroom apartment, hours. Training pro Services, Coventry fown Manchester! 1900 Up to-2 yeors. KIs* vov'' 3rd floor. Stove and OKWRItAVAILMli Hartford has a full time Public Schools, 73, Ri binets, oversized 2 car . square feet! 7 rooms, nundal dlfflcultlea goodbye. vided. Call 1-612-93S- Roal Estate garage. Over 1 acre! MANCHESTER. T v refrlgerotor. Avollable e WaNereyWdRreeeee opening for o Medical pley Hill Rood, Coven- 2'/i baths, fireplace, Avoid foreclosure. Catch up December 1. No pets. 6S70, Monday-Fridav, Receptionist. Hours $264,900. Jackson 8> owner. 50 Scarborough bn Idte povtnenfssuchos first • Hoat/Hoateaa ■am to 5pm (Central trv. C T 06231. attic stairway, thermo Road. Unique Brick $425 per month plus ore Mondov-Frlday 0- Jockson. 647-8400.P • Buaperaon Standord Tim e) ADMINISTRATIVE As- 4 Linee — 10 Days pane windows, custlm Colonlol In desirable or second mortaoo* or even securltv and utilities. Merchandise 4:30. Previous medical BRAND New Listing! A outstanding credit cord Mils. • Bartendera A ID E position working sistant. Full time posi 80$ ohargo each addi Birch cabinets, burled neighborhood. 9 Strano Reol Estate. • Cashlera office experience pre tion controlling doy to Manchester tradition! oil tank, 3 zone heating, Kftg vouf homt tr## and Individually with a vis ferred. Interested ap tional lino, par day. You rooms, 2500 square cleor without Mens. Bod 647-7653. • Day Food day operations of the Attroctive 5 plus room _ vinyl and Cedar exte feet. Completely up ually hondicapped plicants call Sheri at can cancel ol any time. rior, acre lot with stone credit or late payment his M ANCHESTER. 4 room R n ANTIQUES/ . mparatlon child. Tuesdov- ottice. Basic adminis All real •state odvertlsad In Cope Cod. Lots ot per dated 1 full, 2'/^ baths, 2 tory Is note problem. Kindly 721-7393, Mondav- trative skills, secretar SORRY. sonality with very tlex- walls. Only $189,900. Duplex. 2 bedroom, 1 ^ COLLECTIBLES • Evening Kitchen Thursdav, 12:30-3:30. Frldov, 9-4.______ttw Monclwtttr Herold Is fireplaces, skylights, coll: stove, refrigerator, • Dishwashers Please contact the ial skills, pleasant per NO REFUNDS OR subtect to the Fair Housino Ible floor plan. Lovely Blanchard 8, Rossetto, hardwood floors, 2 car TE L E P H O N E Operators sonality and a desire to Act of ifM, which mofces It eot-ln-kitchen with “ We're Selling T h e Swi$$ garage, basement stor MEMQRY Lone Country • Day Utility Hons Christian Ander ADJUSTMENTS garage. Brick age. No utilities. $550. Side Antique Center. needed. All shifts. Full grow and learn. Call lltaool to odvertlte any praf- newer Oak cablnets- Houses". 646-2462.0 $250,000. Coll 649-7086. : Cohaervative Group • Lins Cooks son Montessorl School or port time. Paid ofonc*. limitation or discrim Quiet neighborhood. 222 Boston Turnpike ot 646-5727. ______72i-5S34 for on Inter CMJ. HERALD modernlzed bath, fire MCVE-ln condition, mis Principals only. 1-454-44M or WEQFFfH: training. Call 649-2133. view appointment. Ask ination based on raeo, color, place, shiny hardwood Qn busline. No pets. (Route 44) Coventry, rellolon, sex or natlonol beautiful Raised Ranch 1-454-1336 Leose and references. S FURNITURE Makers. ^ ^ R E T A R Y . Shorthand tor Joyce.______floors and carpeting. CT. Hours Wednesdov- • Fur A Part Time Full or part time. As C lA S S in E D orlein, or on Intention to has many features. 633-4189. Sundoy, 10-5. Dver 12 • FloxiMe Hours raoulred. One man CLERK. General otnee moke onv such preference, $142,500. Jackson 8. Among them are large semblers,-Sow Opera Manchester Low of- Jockson. 647-8400.O antique dealers In the • OreolBlatBwBBalaiy tors. Experience help services. Full time po- 643-2711 limitation or discrimination. family room with wood I CONDOMINIUMS MANCHESTER. 6 rooms house and barn. Come • Training and flce. 646-2425.______sltlon tor self- The Herald will not know CREAM of the crop! Ele stove. 3 bedrooms, T/j Rentals In charming newlv re ful byt not necessary. ingly accept any odyertlse- IFOR BALE and celebrate Hallo ' Advancement Nop Brothers FumI-. WAREHOUSE Person. motivated Individual gant 6 room Town- baths, hardwood decorated Duplex on ween with us and see with figure aptitude ment which Is In violation of house Condominium at aulet dead end street. • PaM VaeaHons/ ture, Monutacturersof Full time, experience PRINTING. Offset ttielow. floors, lorge laundry MANCHESTER. 2 bed our new Post ond Boom HoHdaya preferred but not ne and good telephone Plum Ridge In South room and workshop Includes garage. $725 Born thot will house the finest oualltv living Stripper. Minimum 3 igiJTHERIT Heyr^Eiip"- room brick Tow n- ROOMS • Meal Dieeaunie room furniture. Apply cessary. Benefits. monner needed to Inte years experience In souTM eKri Windsor. One year old with tool bench. 8xM plus utilities. 643-8602. more ontlaue deolers. ract with suppliers and tand ~classltleld ads and has never been house, dishwasher, FOR RENT • ProRt BtWftng / . In person, 122 Noubuc Apply: W.H. England high quality, multi shed. Located In Ash deck, spectacular We're expondlnp. We Lumber Company, customers. Must be reach nearly 800,000 occupied. Attractive ford, only minutes I can be reached at 742- Sovlnga Plan Avenue, Glastonbury. color work. Full time- homes In Connecticut view. Convenient, on MANCHESTER. Room In 633-7511 or 633-99N. Route 44, Belton, CT. reliable and accurate. contemporary flair, from Hertford and 0346. We buy antlaues. • EnaRiRRy far Good pay and benefits. day shift. Excellent and Rhode Islond. The greotfloor plan,deluxe busline. No brokers. aulet area. $80 weekly 1R0ME8_ T o r o u p Health / benefits-free parking. Sturbridge. Call 646-4155 for price for a bosic 25 carpet and appliances, fered at $149,9M. An $82,900. 649-1043. Includes utilities and Ifor RENT Dental Insurance Call Imprint, West word ad Is only $55 and 2 Bedroom Condomi private both. Securltv Interview.______Hartford Personnel. Swedish fireplace, cen excellent boy! Realty will appear In 43 news tral vac piping, 1 car World-Frenchette- nium. Spacious open and references re- MANCHESTER. Now 3 STOP IN AND A8K PART Time, 5 hours per 236-3571. EOE. . quired. 646-1686 or 569- FURNITURE P A B T T IM E week. Typist-Clerk, papers. For more In garage. Asking Benolt. 646-7709.0 floor plan In this like bedroom Colonial, V n I FOR THE MANAGER formation coll Classi new Townhouse. 2 3018. ______. baths, tullv appllanced some bookkeeping. PROOF Readers. Part $178,900. Jackson S. THIS WEEK AT THE NEWSPAPER DEALER fied, 643-2711 and ask Jockson. 647-8400.O b o u l d e r Road, ay decks, central air, lots kitchen, references, se COFFEE table ond ond Pleosont otfice envir time. Sundav- t h e e a s y w a y to find a table (together or se FOLLOW ING Nawapapar Daalar naadad in Manchaatar - for detallsxj owner. 9 room Colon of storage. $139,900. curity and loose re onment. Schedule tlex- Thursday, 4-9pm. Most TO Settle estate. Cape 3-4 ial. 4 bedroom, 2'/3 cash buyer tar no-longer- parate),one Individual LOCATION South Windsor Araa. Fuli tima money for G O V ER N M EN t Homes bedrooms, hardwood Tour with Carolyn auired. $950 plus utili Ible. Call 646-3269. have good grammar/s- baths, sunken living Fletcher. 133 Dok ■ needed household Items Is ties. Adults preferred. glass topped coffee ta part time houra. Dapandabia car, a must. W A ITER-Woltress pelllng skills. Will train from $1 (U repair) floors, fireplace, with o want od. Dial ble. Coll 742-5911 Dellnouent tax prop move-ln condition, room, flreploced tarn- Forest Drive, Mon No pets. Correnti 8. RED LOBSTER Cail Fred for interview @ M T-BM S between wanted. Good pay and qualified candidlates. iiv roofn of'd much chester. 659-3231. cold- 643-2711 to place your LoPento. 646-0042. evenlnos.D 022 Sllvar Lane flexible hours. Call An West Hartford. Call erty. Repossessions garage. Quiet street more. $269,000. Call 649- quick-actlon ad. 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. Call 805-687-6000 exten near everything. well Banker e Hartford, C T tonio's Restaurant, 956 Imprint Personnel. 236- 1807. Sew* OFpeiwer eepun Main Street. 643-4349. 3571. EOE. sion GH 9965. S1.*:,000. Call 643-7139. lonTRUCKS/VANS |g2|TR(l(X8^AN8 CARS CARS AUTO f O l i f U IS £ | FDR SALE FDS8ALE FOG SALE FOR SALE SERVICES R H m m M E I cJ?EV\M966 S-30 Truck. NISSAN King cob Pick- BUSINESS & SERVICE MRECTORY DLDSMDBILE 91 1W. Stoke body. Dual Good condition. Best Up 1906. Must sell. Ex W A TER B ED king tile. wheels. 742-^569. cellent condition. Best TAKE A-CbOK AUTO SERVICE Complete package ex PONTMC-Tsm* offer. Telephone 643- SCRANTON cluding headboard. IPAMTINO/ MMCHiAIIMHIS TD Y D TA 1983 SRS, 4 offer. Coll 649-4402. 0411. wheel drive, custom CHRYtUR-PLYMBUTN Aiking tIOO. Call 742- SERVKES 76 TO Y O TA COR 8PT 86 Pontl9c Sunblrd CHNYSLIN ixscunve e Oil Luba Filter cop. Large tires, AT.Pt. A/C 5911 eveningt J 70 FORD F180 4*4 8 F T CAB CDM ET ^965. LOW ml- *7295 VBHICLn AND $BLECT US80 Special *16.98 leoge, upholstery In ex chrome rims. Winter MI8CELLARE0U8 TeOMCFASaVAN S3 R )(7 aam, ti* CABS... UNUSUAL MHth couch 8 R E LIA B LE Womon will cellent condition. 1 tires. Excellent condi AUTOMOTIVE *6795 SOMt SS» fINANOINa ON LSSSI • Complete Brake feet long. Ptychodellc CMtPPITB yA FALL CLEANUP TO VW RABBIT AC clean yaur office or PAINTING Putty htaurad, Praa Eotfmatao owner. VHriSM. tion. $5500. 456-4755 84 Mazda RX7 Syatama Blue with Maroon cu REMODCuiio smvieES., 80 CHEV CITATION 07 DODGE 4x4 FU M butinett, evenings. keep trying.______IN TERNATIONAL ■rofwa *6895 Complaia noma l a ^ sr<4 ? • InHrtor Specialists shions. Mutt tell will Free estimate. Please CORRIVEAU’S 80 FORD FAIRMONT WON D DO GE1972 Polora. V-B, OATSUN 1982 Pick-Up. School Bus 1971. Body, .ia.986 s Tuna up Specials not tit In now ajJart- modaling. Wa opae«oM» In bat^ 50 PONT SUNBinO 87 Marc Cougar call 647-9509 or 537-gSOO. rooroa and Mtehana. Small aoals Pride taken in every |ob 4 door, mony now 6x6. Wooden bed with engine, transmission 87 D O D G E R AM C H Q R . ment. 649-53U oNer Laini Sgnlcg SOTOVOTA4V»b PU M to a iB i SAVE • Cooling Syatamo oommarelal work. Raglotorad. 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MORRIS PETRUSHANSKY Prk« Csih Of Tfide •• l-W Dallvor to Hortford ond C«ah Of Tfpdi - T WO o/k/o MORRIS PET, Late 8S FORD ESCORT OL Bslence To B nence*10,295 Eoot of ttM RIvor CARS B•lgBe• To RnMKB *4,495 Of Manchester, Deceased Hundrtdt cl OwM to etwoM froml iMttCELLNIEOUS 85 FORD F-180 4 *4 YOUR PAYMENT ONLY ISfpB Automotive YOUR PAYMENT ONLY The Hon. William E. Rti- FOR SALE 85 FORD LTD CROWN VIC Oerald, Judge, of the Court [3 FOR SALE M 86 MERCURY OR. 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Coventry 2 2^2 Woodstock ■ , Scorlno: C— Donohv, Hodino, Sciyes:.C— Anno Wertel 5. Scholastic Roondap Scholastic Ronndap W— Tara McCullough 10. . . W ATERFORD — After falling behind, 1-0, the Eart Boys’ soccer Continued from page 56 Catholic High glrlB’ soccer team came back md sco r^ twice In the second half to register a J-1 vlrton' over Cheney outdistanced Aggressiveness earned Manchester both goals. homestanding Waterford High School Friday “ For about 15 minutes, we played the most With Joe LaBella leading the way with ^ th ^ -g o a l aggressively we have all year. We made things ^^EasUs 0-6-8 and must win or tie o n ^ f lU two final hat trick. Rocky Hill High blanked Cheney Tech 7-o. in happen,” Manchester Assistant Coach Stu Wolff said. games to make the state lil Chatter Oak Conference boys soccer action Friday Rockville tied it on a goal from Dave Zenczak. Two host Hand High of Madison Monday. Waterford falls to afternoon at the Beavers’ field. five-minute overtime periods couldn’t produce a The Terriers are now 12-2 for the season ^ l l e the winner although Manchester was pushing forward Shawna Brennan opened the scoring for W ^ r fo r d at Techmen slide to 1-10-2 for the canipaign. ® toward the end. “ Five minutes just doesn’t give you the 29-mlnute mark of the first half. Deana D evan ^y next game is ’Tuesday, against Bacon Academy m much time to do anything,” McCarthy said. “ It was a tied It for East with a goal at the 10-mlnute mark of the real close game and the score reflected it,” he added. Coach Paul Soucy said the final score wasn’t second half. It was her second goal of the year. East Lyder had a real strong game for Manchester with won It four minutes later on Amelia Bearse s 11th goal an indication of how well his team played. We P la y ^ Doug Harvey, Joe LaRosa and Mike Sardo also turning our best 80 minutes against a top-rated team, he said, of the campaign. j . w. i in good efforts for the Indians. Manchester outshot Outstanding play for East was turned In by Lynn ‘"n ie score was not an indication of how well we Rockville, 19-10. Gentilcore, Patty McDevltt, Melissa Carroll and dIbvccI*** Rockville 1 1 0 0— 2 Amelia and Andrea Bearse. Jason Cassarino added two goals for the Terriers Manchester 0 2 0 0— 2 Hsrsid photo by Kool Manchestw Hiflh’s- Katelyn LIndstrom with Kirk DeMeo and Manny Melounis chipping in one Scorlno; M— DIeterle, Lyder, R— Curtis,Zenczak; Saves; Eost Cothollc ^ M— Jeff Bernler/JIm Melesko 5, R— Dan Valentino 10. comas up for air as she swims the apiece. Rocky Hill outshot Cheney. 31-5. Tech goalie at the start of the event. MacDonald took '^ScoTlnp: EC—Devonnev, Manchester High's Teresa MacDonald EC—Laoro Ounstein 4; W-^Indv Wolker 16. butterfly leg lri.thB‘200-yard Individual Nate Paradis was busy with 18 Mves. Fullbacks Scott House and Kettaphone Keovilay Patriots top Bolton (in front) and the rest of the entrants in third place. medley at Friday’s m ^t. LIndstrom won the 500-yard freestyle head for the water Coventry triumphs played well lor the Techmen. , s_7 BOLTON — Bolton High has its back against the the event In 2:32.3. • " Rocky Hill 0 ^ WOODSTOCK — If the Coventry High girls’ soccer wall. The Bulldogs, who could only afford one loss in scoring: C— Poulin, Aver; Saves: C— Ron Gardner I. B— 500 free: 1. Hickey (M ) 4:20.0, 2. HolnoskI ( F ) , -3. ^’’^ormo*'*RH— LaBella" (3), Cassorino DeMeo, their closing three games, suffered that setback Dan Titus 11. MacDonald (M ) . team isn’t ready for state tournament play this year carried over to the second half,” he added. (2h then first-year Coach Chris D’Ambrosiolsn t sure what Me?ounls; Soves: CT— ParodlsIS, RH— Tony Sardo 2. Friday afternoon as Coventry High took home a .2-0 100back; 1. S.Burns (M ) 1 ;10.5,2, O'Brien (M ), 3. Talt (F ) Danehy, Hodina and sweeperback Lisa Friedrich lOObreost: 1.0,Phllllps(M)1;lS.6,2.Marsh(M).3.Clqrqla he’ll do. Loading up the end of the season with stiff verdict in Charter Oak Conference boys’ soccer action. competition, the Patriots continued their trek through The Patriots are 9-3-2 overall and headed for the state 400 free relay: 1. Manchester (Call, Callahan, Gulliksen, Girls’ swimming Cool) 4:29.4,2. MHS (LIndstrom, Dupont, Yarnot, K.Perry), treacherous waters with a 2-0 win over host Woodstock Class S Division tournament, a place Bolton would also 3. Fermi. Academy Friday afternoon. like to be after the regular season. But the Bulldogs are MHS plunges ahead The Patriots are now 11-1-2 for the season while now 6-7-1 overall and must either win their final two Girls’ volleyball Woodstock stands at 8-4-2. games, or win one and tie the other. Bolton’s path is not 'hie Manchester High girls’ swimming team Coventry began its end of the campaign with games Ctttrier of the an easy one as it faces unbeaten RHAM High ’Tuesday continued its fine 1987 campaign with an impressive MHS win* fourth against RHAM (loss), Rocky Hill (tie) and now at home at S^p.m. “ We just have to take it to RHAM. We 86-59 win over Fermi High Friday afteriioon at the Woodstock, and winds up with two Each month thp Manchester Herald honors onei of Its Carriers have got to do it.” emphasized Bolton Coach Ray Boyd. Indians’ pool. Manchester High girls’ volleyball fean) u pp^ its Wednesday at Ledyard and Thursday at Windham. Senior striker Dave Poulin registered his 19th gbal at Manchester won all 11 events en route to winnings its record to 4-10 with afive-set win over visiting Rockville “ If (this doesn’t prepare us for the tournament, for outstah.ding service, collections, sales and overall the 27; 14 mark of the first half for the game-winner for eighth in nine outings. Fermi is 1-7. High Friday at Clarke Arena. Scores were lS-18,15-6. nothing will,’’ D’ Ambrosio sold. "None of these teams exceptional -attitude. This month we are pleased to honor Coventry. He picked up a through pass about 40 yards Sue Burns won the 200 free and 100 backstroke while 15-6,11-18 and 15-1, Lisa Phillips secured the 90 free and 100 butterfly for Meredith Dugan served wdl., Lisa Cartier hit Well, 8I*€ 08Sy ** out. waided off Bolton’s stopperback who was marking Two second-half goals, one each from l^slie Donehy M ARION fe B EN TLEY as our carrier of the month for him, eluded the sweeper and went in alone on Bulldog the Indians. “ This team continues to amaze me with its Lisa MoricOni played weil.and Hongfd Luapgpraseiilh and Monica Hodina, upended WoodstTCk. Dahehys keeper Dan Titus. He didn’t miss. progress. We’re peaking just right for our last two had some good saves for.Manchester. goal at 23; 12. assisted by Hodina. was her 25th of the October,;; • Midfielder Jack Ayer added some insurance for meets against East Catholic (Tuesday night at 7 p.m.) Manchester also won the junior varsity match, 15-9 season and 122nd of her career. Hodina. assisted by T r r ’” — Coventry with his fourth goal of the campaign at 9; 04 of and East Hartford (Thursday away at 3;30 p.m.),” and 15-11, with Aniie .Marie MacDonald. Missy Colon Nektaria Gitsis, has 12 goals for the year. She scored at the .second half. Rob Berkowitz drew an assist. said Manchester Coach Dave Frost. and Erin Twible playing well.. Kerri Lindland. Lori Gallo. Sonya Gulliksen, Beth Manchester’s next match is Monday at 3; 30 p.m. at the 33:55 mark. “ It was a pretty good game,” Boyd said. “ It was real Coventry had a 20-7 edge In shots. “ We were a little physical. I was glad to see our kids play with as much Cool. Teresa MacDonald and Grade Phillips per East Catholic. formed well for the Indians. shaky the first period. Maybe it was due to the t e with emotion as they did. They didn’t want to lose but St. J o «’i *W(»eps EC Rocky Hill. We gave them a couple of r®f' Coventry is a good team with good balance throughout Results: chances,” D’Ambrosio said. “ The second half we the team.” 200 medley relay; 1. Manchester (Call, Marsh, L.Phillips, Unbeaten St. Joseph’s of Trumbull visited E a st^ buckled down defensively and gave mem very little. Nathan Krider, off the bench, played well for J.Perry) 2:16.7, 2. MHS, 3. Fermi. 200 tree: 1. S.Burns (M ) 2:29.0.2. J.WhIte (M ),3. K.Whltc Catholic High School Friday afternoon and made short “ We were a little lackadaisacal the first half but then Coventry which enjoyed a 19-10 edge in the shots (M) work of the host Eagles in ACC girls’ volleyball action^ we dominated the last 10 minutes of that and that department. Jon Wiedie and Dave Curylo played well 200 IM: 1. LIndstrom (M ) 2:32.3, 2. Talt (F ), 3. G.Phllllps sweeping the match in three sets. ScorM were 15-1 Ir (M) for Bolton. 50 tree: 1. L.Phllllps (M ) 20.9, 2. Silva (F ), 3. <}allo (M ) 15-0 and 15-6. East is now 2-11 for the season while St. Coventry’s next game is ’Tuesday at home against Diving; 1. Lindland (M ) 106.30 points, 2. Markstein (M ),3. Joseph’s is a perfect 16-0. Vinal Tech. Morton (M). 100 (Iv: 1. L.Phllllps (M ) 1:13.2,2. Talt (F ),3. Gulliksen (M ) East’s next match is Monday at home at 3:30 p.m Green will likely Coventry 1 1—2 against crosstown Manchester High School. Bolton 0 0 -0 100 free: 1. Cool (M ) 1:03.6, 2. Silva (F ), 3. Callahan (M ) resurface again MHS girls’ soccer keeps going with 4-1 win CHICAGO (A P) - Dallas Green, who left the Cumberbatch put Manchester on top to stay 2; 41 into Oilcago Cubs in the same gruff manner he used while By Jim Tierney “ It was probably a good thing for us,” Manchester the second half when a cross from Dieterle carried running the team, should have no trouble finding a new Herald Sports Writer Coach Joe Erardi said, referring to his club falling Job despite his occasionally abrasive style, other major behind. "We didn’t panic. We’re able to wear teams along the goalmouth before she easily one-timed It Into the left side of the net for the 2-1 lead. Two minutes league executives say. ROCKVILLE — After a perilous beginning, the down.” later. Dieterle made it 8-1. Raber fell to the' ground The 53-year-old Green on Thursday became the Manchester High girls’ soccer team, ranked second in After the P ms’ goal — on its only shot of the first after a shot rebounded off her chest and Dieterle latest general manager to land on the unemployment the unofficial state poll, kept its continuity and came half — Manchester dominated the remainder of the 40 collected the ball, side-stepped Raber, and deposited line since the end of the season. Green’s resignation -■v; back to post a 4-1 victory over host Rockville High minutes. It took awhile for the Indians to gain the the ball into the empty net. followed his apparent failure to stop encroachment School in CCC East action Friday afternoon. equalizer, but it finally came at the 32:47 mark of the Rockville had a goal at 11:59 by Aiello disallowed It was the 14th consecutive victory for the unbeaten first half. Sophomore Karen Rattanakoun. who scored from the Cubs’ front office. because Indian goalie Michelle Cdllahan was taken “ 1 think he’ll turn up somewhere before you kn w it, Indians who are 13-0 in the league and 14-0 overall. two goals, tied it when she took a pass from freshman down on the play. With 18 minutes left. Raber made a said Andy McKennni a member of the Cubs^ard who Marloh,^vvhQ I8.74.year8 young, Is a true example of tiow newspaper Rockville drops to 8-3-1 in the CCC East and 9-3-1 Shelly Dieterle and skimmed a header into the right brilliant save off a hard shot from Rattanankoun. was chairman of the team in 1981, when he spotted side of the net. overall. Rattanakoun finished off the scoring with only 25 Green’s name in a National Uague gu ld e^ k and pjrt "I think Karen was absolutely super.” Erardi said. *^*Ma*l^^l8^iaW friendly. Her customers make the trip Manchester’s string of shutout wins came to an end. seconds left when she fired a 20-yarder from the right the Philadelphia Phillies’ manager in charge of the The Indians, who had blanked their 12 previous Manchester played without senior All-State performer Herald Just.to tell us how vvonderful she Is. They say they ve never had Jen Atwell who is out with a sprained ankle. “ She took side which dented the back of the twine. Rattanakoun Cubs’ day-t (L EAST BLASTS NORnnVEST By Jim Tierney Herald Sports Writer If anyone was waiting for a letdown by the Blast Catholic Eagles after they assumed the No. 1 spot in the state rankings last week, you can forget it. The Eiagles drubbed Northwest Catholic, 86-13, in a non-conference tiit Friday night at Mount Neho to maintain its perfect record intact at 7-0. The visiting Indians dropped to 2-4. East faces a tough contest next Saturday in Trumbuii as it faces 8t. Joseph's in alcey ACC battle. East totaled 521 offensive yards, 471 coming on the ground. Senior running back Jaso” Talbot tied the school's single-game rushing record set iMt year by Aaron Aiibrio with 204 yards on 17 carries and scored three touchdowns. Junior fullback Scott Beaulieu rushed for 183 yards on 18 carrlss and a touchdown while Junior quarterback Marc Mangiaftco had 78 yards on nine carries and two touchdowns. Senior running back Aiibrio (12 carrries for 89 yards) added the other Eagle score. “I was impressed with our intensity,” East Coach Jude Kelly said. “I think our defense has played real well. It was Important for us to keep the same level of consistency.” The East varsity, removed with 10 minutes left in the fourth quarter, scored on each of its seven possessions. Northwest, on the opening drive of the game, got all the way to the Eagle 13-yard line but. three plays later, Indian quarteiback Rich Collier's pass intended for senior Brian Mathews was intercept^ by Aiibrio after Mathews deflected the ball. East then utilized a 12-play, 98-yard drive for the first score of a game — a 9-yard keeper by Mangiafico with 3; 05 to go in the opening quarter. Mangiafico added the conversion and ^ s t led, 8-0. Northwest battled back •end Mathews romped down the right sideline for a 69-yard touchdown with 1:46 left in the first quarter. "They have backs with speed,” Kelly said. "They broke a couple of big plays.” Mathews’ conversion run HsnM photo by riflto failed and Northwest trailed, 8-6. East broke the game open in the second quarter by scoring three touchdowns, one each by Mangiafico, In the grasp 'hlbot, and Aiibrio to take a commanding 32-6 lead. Manchester quarterback Rob McLaugh* passes in ieading the indians past Talbot’s TD was set up by a 86-yard Beaulieu run. Windham. Manchester wiii go for Its Talbot accounted for two of the conversions in the tin (21) found himself in the grasp of second quarter with the other coming on a Mangiafico South Windsor defender Scott Andrews third consecutive win today against to senior tight end Doug Rizzuto pass play. three weeks ago when the teams met. Fermi High at 1:30 p.m. at Memorial "They (East) don’t do anything really fancy,” McLaughiin was the difference iast Field. Northwest Coach John Shukie said. "They run real hard. They’re quick off the ball. They’re extremely Friday night when he threw two TD well disciplined. They crank it (yardage) out.” The Indians gave East something to think about during halftime when the visitors scored on the last MHS out of tourney picture play before intermission — an 82-yard pass play from Collier to Mathews who caught the ball at his own 38 A tie is certainly more* appealing than a loss, and sped down the right sideline for the score. Shawn Duffy kicked the extra point for Northwest and the a n ^ m e . Except when it has the same effect. ScholMtic Roimdnp score was 32-13 at half. The Manchester High School boim’ soccer team, with The Eagles regained the momentum in the third quarter and tallied 16 unanswered points to go Up, 48-13. its second consecutive deadlock and third in its last four games— the fourth being a victory—finished in a pointed wltii his team’seffortagalnst the Rams. "1 was The highUght of the first Eagles’ score after the 2-2 stalemate with RockvtDe Ifigh in CCC East Division pleased with the way we played. We have nothing to be intermission was a 64-yard Jaunt by TalM whidi ashamed of. They gave a lot of effort and heart and brought them toUielMton 18. Three plays later, Talbot play. The tie leaves MMSchester out of the state that’s an you can ask for.” he said. went over from two yards out. On Its next possession, tournament for the first time since 1986. Hie Indians Rockville had the game’s only goal in the first half Talbot scored on a 48-yard run. with Lee Curtis giving the Rams the lead. Manchester Beaulieu put the fhMl nail in Notbwest’s coffin with a are now 8-6S oveMll for tile season with two games left. They finish tiie campaign Monday at East Hartford scored twice in the second half with Jeremy Dieterle 10-yard score with 18:18 left la the game. High and Wednesday against Hall High in West and Chris Lyder patting home the tanies. It was "W e moved Uie ball really well,” Kelly said. Dieterie’s tiiird goal of tiie season and Lyder’s second. Shukie knew his club was outclassed ^ the Eagles Hartford. Rockville is now 9-8-2 for the season. ThmlopageS8 Tnmtopaie83 Manchester Coach Bin McCarthy was not disap-