20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Ooi. a, 1989

ROOMS I APARTMENTS I APARTMENTS I FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT TAG I CARS CARS SALES FOR SALE FOR SALE Faith MANCHESTER - Quiet, MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ Lose MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ Escape non-smoker, seml- 1981 HORIZON -4 door, 4 room flat, 2nd floor, air room townhouse. /IAANCHESt ER - /Mov­ 1986 JEEP Wagoneer Li­ prlvote entronce/both, speed, air condition­ mited - Excellent con­ security, lease, refer­ conditioner. Fully ap- Scenic area, private ing! 26 Goslee Drl- ing, low mileage. 649- ( ^ 1 i C T V pllanced kitchen, cel­ ve(ott Hartford Road), d itio n , 43,000 m ile s, ences 643-8830. entrances, deck, 5694.______Jim Bakker says God w-;y S K S \ \ ~ lar storage, garage. No laundry facilities, am­ October 7th, 9am-3pm. automatic, air condl- Whalers play well Opposition leader pets. $690 per month ple parking. Close to I Rain or shine. Furni­ 1984 HONDA Accord - tlonlng, am/fm plus utilities plus dep- 384 and shopping. ture, clothes, jewelry, Immaculate, 4 door, 5 cassette, leather Inte­ will watch over him/7 oslt. 649-5678 after 7pm. Available October household Items._____ speed, am/fm cassette, rio r. $10,900. 643-2938. but lose to Montreal/11 is /9 I qori APARTMENTS low miles, 1 owner, sun 30 Locust Street. 4 room 16th. $600 plus utilities. SATURDAY, Sundoy, roof, cruise, must see. ' ^ ^ ! fo r r en t heated apartm ent 1st 721-9654 evenings. 9am -2p m . Antiques, 646-3165.______floor. Security. No MANCHESTER - Newer 6 tools, drafting, miscel­ MOTORCYCLES/ M a n s f i e l d - i and 2 CARPENTRY/ ELECTRICAL pets. $650 m onthly. 646- room duplex, 3 bed­ REMDDELIN6 la n e o u s. 258 H e n ry 1978 D A T S U N 810 - 240z L ^ m opeds bedroom, country set­ 2426. 9am-5pm room s, 1'/j baths, fu ll Street. engine, good condi­ ting. $450 per month weekdays.______basement, deck. All ap­ tion. $895,643-4971 after ond up. 487-1437. DUMAS ELECTRIC 7pm. 1981 YAMAHA Special II- 118 Main Street, 3 room pliances. $750 monthly Service changes, BACK Yard Tag Sale - $550/best otter, 4,000 MANCHESTER - 6 room, plus u tilities. 646-7693 CARreNTERS/^AND^ apartment Including Reasonably priced rasldsn- additional wiring and Harvest table, ping PLYMOUTH 1985 H o­ miles. Must sell. 647- 3 bedroom duplex. anytim e. rizon - 4 door, 5 speed, heat/hot water. $560 tlel Improvements. Cleaning, repairs on existing pong table, air hockey 7527 $700/month. Security per month. Security. hauling, building, rem od^ game, moped, picnic am-tm radio. $1200.647- homes. Quality work at and references. 646- No pets. 646-2426, 9am- Ing (la kHehena, baths, and table, dressers, desk, 9758 after 5pm.______0576. ______5pm weekdays.______rac rooma). All calls an­ affordable prices. headboards, other fur­ I qqi CONDOMINIUMS swered. References. BUICK 1979 Skyhaw k - 2 I q ^ cars MANCHESTER - Large 1 Entirely owner operated. niture and lots of great 447 Main Street, 5 room l^^lFOR RENT 047-1824 door hatch, good con- I ^ F O R SALE bedroom, appliances, apartment. $600 per 27 years exp. Call things cheap. 12 Over­ dltlon, standard. pool, laundry, olr con­ Joseph Dumas look Drive, Manches­ $700/best offer. 644- month plus utilities. MANCHESTER - Very ditioner. $650 Includes Security. No pets. 646- GCF HOME ter. Saturday, October 6343.______HanrliPBtpr HrralJ) clean 2 bedroom •46-52S3. heat and hot water. 2426, 9am-5pm 7th, 9om-2pm.______condo, on bus line. SERVICES SUBARU 1982-G L, red, 5 413-566-5358. w eekdays. MANCHESTER - 54 CLYDE Close to everything. Remodeling, repair, decks, speed, air, sunroof. MANCHESTER - 1 bed- MANCHESTER - 4 room trim work, small Jobe. MISCEIIANEOUS Camptleld Road, Sat­ 140K m iles. $600/best CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. $690 monthly. Availa­ urday, 9am-4pm. room apartment. Mod­ apartment. Applian­ SERVICES offer. Must sell. 645- ROUTE 83, VERNON ble O ctober 1st. 643- Senior Citizen Discount Household Items, some Friday, Oct. 6,, 1989 ern, quiet, central, on ces, separate utilities, 1 9996. ______0480.______82Malitxj4Dr $4,695 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm bus line. Secure $575. car parkin g. 643-4827. 645^559 furniture.-apartment Newsstand Price: 35 Cents One bedroom condo, size stove. 1983 CHRYSLER Le- 84 Caprice Classic Cpe. $6,895 Call 649-1147, Bob MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ Baron - 4 cylinder, 5 Klernon.______swimming pool, weight HAWNES TREE SERVICE 84 Buick CentU7 Wag $5,995 room, luxury town- room, pool tables, hot PAINTING/PAPERIN6 Bucket, truck 6 chipper. speed, standard. Nice 84 Olds Cutlass Cpe $5,895 4 room apartm ent, 1st Stump removal. Free buy, $1,995. 646-1313. house. All appliances, water Included. $550 85 Skylark 4 Or $8,895 floor. $550plus utilities. heat, cable, carpeting, aatimataa. Special Station monthly plus deposit. PETS AND Security and referen­ consideration for elderly 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr $7^95 air conditioning. Call 646-7353.______INTERIOR/EXTERIOR and handicapped. CHEVROLET 1980 Ma­ ces. No pets. 9am-5pm, 647-1595. I SUPPLIES libu - 4 door, good 86 Delta 88 2 Dr $8,995 MANCHESTER Gardens PAimiNG 643-5372.______647-7553 condition. $1,250. 643- 86 Bonneville 4 Dr $6,995 MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ - 2 bedroom town- Painting & light Carpentry, FREE Kittens and adult 5484.______Fireman 4 room flat, 2nd floor, 06 Century Wagon $7,495 proposal room townhouse. All house, $700. Security. Driveway Sealed, Porches & cats. Vet checked and stove and washer. $525 1984 HONDA Civic Wagon appliances, heat, hot Jack Lappen Realty, Hatchw^s rebuilt. TREE shots. Donations ac­ 86 Chevrolet Celebrity $7,495 plus utilities. Security water, carpeting, air 643-4263. cepted. Protectors of - 646-0767 or 649-4554, 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Or $6,395 and references. No Galligan & Co. Jack. conditioning. Call 649- 649-1698/643-6386 REMOVAL A n im a ls. 742-9666 or 86 Chevrolef Spectrum $4,995 pets. 9am-5pm, 643- 5240. Trees trimmed and removed. is backed 633-8515. 5372. 1984 FORD Escort Wagon 86 Chevrolet (^txily $7,195 MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ Cordwood sold. Seasoned and “ IF 'e can tell you unseasoned hardwood only. CHEVROLET 1978 Z28 - Auto, air, am/fm, 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr $8,795 MANCHESTER - 3 bed­ room townhouse with I HOMES Fully Insured. Free Estimates. Comoro - $950, t-tops, power steerlng- may fight room, newer duplex, fireplace. All applian­ FOR RENT what to look for... Crane Sen/lce Available. 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr $12,495 By Alex Girelli I'/a baths, w all-to-w all 350, soglnaw, 4 speed, /brakes. Excellent 87 Chevrolet Celebrity $9,495 ces, heat, hot water, Call Carl 742-5986 10 bolt post, stock condition. $2,000. 646- Manchester Herald carpeting, appliances. carpeting, air condi­ MANCHESTER - 4 bed­ and what to look wheels, no clutch. 2079. 8 72 -9 111 $775 m onthly. C a ll 643- tioning. C a ll 649-5240. room Colonial, 1'/2 out fo r r 1823.______Runs. 875-4499. A businessman with property on MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ baths. Bower School GUTTER LIKE private home. 3'/j room townhouse with District. $1000 per H arBro SCHALLER Tolland Tbmpike said today he and rooms. Lease. Secur­ fireplace. All applian­ month. Available No- CLEANING BOB RILEY ACURA QUALITY CARDINAL others are backing a hotly contested suspension ity. Working single vem ber 1st. 647-7038. ces, heat, hot water, P a in tin g SERVICE PRE-OWNED AUTOS BUICK, INC. plan to build a town fire station at male preferred. 643- carpeting, air condi­ MANCHESTER - Located OLDSMOBILE 83 Ford Escort $1,995 Doming Street and Tolland TUmpike 2880. tioning. C a ll 649-5240. In quiet fam ily nelgbor- of Manchester for estimate call 4c|flAulD,LowMlM 1988 BuickLeSabre Sedan $11,980 259 Adams St., SSOhkCulaHSaveiw |4jM 1988 Buick Skylark Sedan $8,990 in the North End. By Nancy Concelman CCLU will represent a person free hood, 6 room, 3 bed­ 875-0634 or 875-9142. V«.Xr.AC,LwU« room home. Imme­ Quality Painting Manchester S7 Toyota Twee StsSS 1988 Chev S-10 PAJ Truck $7,495 Roy Conyers, who also owns a Manchester Herald of charge if CCLU believes a con­ LEGAL NOTICES diate occupancy. To 649-1749 4cyl.Xr.AC.Lml«M 1988 CtwvS-10 Ext Cab P/U $12,995 home in the Bryan Farms area, said stitutional right has been violated. rent "as Is" for $750per Services as Honda Accoid U( f 10MS 1988 R>ntiac Grand Am Coupe $8,690 •Free Estimates l^w n care SS|)d..Ak,UkaNa» everyone he has talked to wants the CGVENTRY—A volunteer She said she believes Carilli’s case NOTICE TO CREDITORS month plus security 1969 Toronado $17,900 8] Nliaan Slaraa fiass 1967 Buick Park Are Sedan $11^50 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1987 Chev S-10 P/U $6,280 town to go forward with plans to firefighter suspended for talking to a has been transferred to CCLU’s ESTATE OF and utilities. No pets. •Senior Citizen Discounts 1986Toronado $8,995 5Spd..AC,Starao ESTATE OF 643-2129.______STCaleaQTS tlMSS 1987Chev Conversion Van $13,999 build the station. Two Republican newspaper reporter about a recent northeast office. Gfficials at that of­ ELEANOR H. BLISH JEANNE R. ADAMS •Aluminum & Vinyl 1986 Olds Cutlass $8,495 5S(id,Loadtd.lM BOLTON Lake - 4 room Powerwashing 1987 Cadillac Brougham $14,995 candidates for the Board of Direc­ The Honorable William E. YARD MASTERS 1964 Olds Cutlass $6,495 SaFontacSOOOLE riMX incident said today he’ll take the fice could not be reached for com­ The Honorable William E. house, appliances, pri­ V-6.Auto.LoaiM 1986 BuickLeSabre Coupe $8,840 FitzGerald, Judge of the Court Trees cut. Yards cleaned. 1989 Olds Ciera $11,999 tors have said they oppose the plan Coventry Volunteer Fire Association ment today. FitzGerald, Judge of the Court vate beach. Security 86 Chevy Nova |s,st6 1986 Buick Century Sedan $7,480 of Probate, District of 646-6815 Lawns, Truck & Backhoe 1986 0ldsCiera $9,999 Aulo.Slarao 1986 Olds Delta 88 Cpe $8,995 to build the station now. to court if he can get financial or Carilli, a volunteer firefighter for of Probate, District of deposit. No pets. $600 WeVe Here To Serve SSBuidiCanafy fum Manchester at a hearing held Manchester at a hearing held per month. 649-1794. work available. 1967 Olds Ciera $6,999 Auto. AC 1986 Chev Monte Carb $8,490 “They (residents) want it, period,” legal aid from the Connecticut Civil 10 years, said he was suspended for on 9/27/89 ordered that all 1986 Olds Ciera $5,999 S3 Monday Atnad LX 14,366 1986 Rintiac Sunbird $5,660 on 10/2/89 ordered that all TOLLAND - Older, 7 said Conyers, who was active in a Liberties Union, which is investigat­ telling a newspaper reporter how he claims must be presented to claims must be presented to WEKIES PAMTM6 Oa 6 4 3 - 9 9 9 6 1987 Pont. Bonneville $10,995 5S(!d.,AC 1986 Merc. Grand Marquis $9,980 the fiduciary at the address rooms. No utilities. Se­ S3 0ldaCi«a SLSSS petition drive several years ago to ing the case. helped deliver a baby at a woman’s the fiducial at the address Quality work at a 1986 Pontiac 6000 $4,995 V-6.Auto.AC 1966 Dodge 600 Sed $5,895 below. Failure to promptly curity required. $650 keep the area under town jurisdic­ Joseph Carilli, 29, of 131 Wam- home about a month ago. below. Failure to promptly reasonabla prtcsl 1987 Pont. Grand Am $7,495 S40ldiCulaa4 wont 1986 Chev Converskxi Van $9,980 present any such claim may per month. Call 875- Interior & Exterior C ^ a l Yard Cleaii Up AUI0.AC.P.S. 1985 OUs Ciera $5^95 tion. gumbaug Drive, Coventry, said he South Coventry Fire Department present any such claim may 4733. • Lawns Raked 1966 Pont. Sunbird $4,799 result in the loss of rights to result in the loss of rights to Free Estlmataa MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM 1965 Buick Regal Coupe $6^60 Conyers, who lives at 106 Con­ could not afford to hire a lawyer Chief Mike LaChapelle said today recover on such claim. • Bruah Removal 1986 Olds Delta $9,495 345 Center St^ Manchester recover on such claim. Call Briaa Weigl« • Tree Removal 81 Adams St., Manchester cord Road and owns a construction 1986 Olds Delta Sedan $7,995 647-7'077 649-4571 himself, but wants to fight for his Carilli was suspended for 45 days Susan McQuay Susan McQuay ROOMMATES 64S-8912 • Hedge Trimming firm and a hardware store on Tol­ constitutional right to free speech. and will be automatically reinstall Ass't Clerk • And Mors Ass't Clerk WANTED • Reasonable Rates land TUmpike, said he strongly sup­ at the end of his suspension. The fiduciary is: ‘The big issue we’re talking The fiduciary is: N Coll 657-9761 ports the plan to build a firehouse Frederick T. Blish, III about is freedom of speech,” said Carilli violated an association Bonnie L Kiniry PROFESSIONAL female Wall Papering and A Newspaper In Education Program c/o John W. Cooney, Esq. now and thinks the proposed loca­ Carilli, a Manchester Community regulation that says only the chief c/o Kevin M. O'Brien, Esq. preferred. Non- Painting Speneored by 237 East Center Street 267 Main Street smoker, no pets to tion is the right place for it. College student studying to be a and president are authorized to talk Manchester, CT 06040 3 0 y e a rs Experience THE QUIZ Manchester, CT 06040 share 2 bedroom apart- Insurance and PHIL’S LAWN The Manchester Herald Conyers said the businessmen arc paralegal. to the press about department af­ 007-10 008-10 ment/house. $337.50 In­ References planning to hold a meeting to dis­ Ann Tremont, office at fairs. LaChapelle said. It is designed cludes heat and hot CARE AND (10 pointt for each question cuss their concern over the Patrick FlynrVMancheater Herald the Civil Liberties Union’s Hartford water. Available No­ MARTY MAHSSON WORLDSCOPE answered correctly) UQUOR PERMIT UQUOR PERMIT 649-4431 LANDSCAPING firehouse. office, said an attorney from the NOTICE OF APPUCAT10N vem ber 1st. 289-1000, Please see SPEECH, page 10 NOTICE OF APPUCATION ext 206 days, 645-1660 •Fail Clean-Up Wallace J. Irish Jr., a Republican EXCHANGING GREETINGS — Exchange students Christopher Diesen of Finland, This is to give notice that I, This is to give notice that I, evenings. Perry T. Claing of 46 1/2 Sum­ •Bushes Trimmed candidate for the Board of Directors, left, and Stefan Reicherstorfer of Germany, make friends at a reception party in the Joline Gagne of 48 Susan CDNCRETE has said the station is not needed mer Street, Manchester, CT Road, Vernon, CT 06066 have •Mowing Bolton High School library Thursday. 06040 hctve filed an ap^ica- filed an application placarded I CLEANING •Gutter's Cleaned and that the area can be served from Salvage plan sought tion placarded Septembw 26, 9/25/89 with the Department SERVICES Roman Spiewak •Snow Plowing stations at Lawton Road and at 1989 with the Department of of Liquor Control a Package McKee Suect. Ronald Osella, a Liquor Control a Restaurant Store Liquor for the sale of al­ DO you work all week Mason Contractor For Free Estimates Republican director seeking re-elec­ Liquor for the sale of alcoholic Brick, Block or Stone Bolton welcomes foreign friends coholic liquor on the premises liquor on the premises 35-43 then spend your wee­ Call tion, has called for a broad study of on elderly insurance 6 9 4 Hartford Road, kends cleaning your Chimneys, Patios, Walls OfJt Street, Manchester, CT Manchester, CT 06040. The New, Rsatoradons and Rapaks 742-9540 fire protection before the town 06040. The business will be house? Let us do It for Nancy Hyland, of 12 South Road. business will be owned by you. Reasonable rates. 646-4134 builds any fire stations. By James F. Henry WASHINGTON (AP) — The embraced Thursday by Health and owned by Late Knights, Inc. of Reicherstorfer said he had to apply for the ex­ Joline Gagne of 48 Susan Call for free estimate, Matthew Bronisz, of 104 Carman Manchester Herald Senate, swamped with protests from Human Services Secretary Louis 320 Hartford Turnpike, Ver­ Road, Vernon, CT 06066 and change program about a year before his arrival on non, CT 06066 ai^ will be 872-0667 or 646-6264. G et that chimney re­ Road, and Edward Coltman, of 125 older Americans, is deciding Sullivan, who said “the rush for will be conducted by Joline FINDING A cash buyer Aug. 3. He said there was a period of about six conducted by Perry T. Claing Gagne as permittee. paired before wintert Call for sporting goods equip­ Baldwin Road, both of whom were BOLTON — Libraries arc generally quiet places, whether to preserve some repeal ... is shocking.” But a short as permittee. LEGAL NOTICES now for a free estimate. ment Is easy when you months when he was just waiting for confirmation. Joline Gagne involved in the past petition drive, but the library at Bolton High School was bustling catastrophic health coverage for time later, Richard G. Darman, Fully Insured. advertise In classified. He said there was a lot of competition for the chance Perry T. Claing Dated 26/9/89 said they are concerned about the with activity Thursday as the foreign language clubs retirees or scrap the program al­ director of the White House Gfficc Dated 26/9/89 PLANNING COMMISSION 1 Cambodians wave as some of the last Vietnamese soldiers pull firehouse question and favor going to come here. Diesen arrived here Aug. 14. Both will together. 060-09 TOWN OF BOLTON TALAGA MASONRY at the high school welcomed two foreign exchange of Management and BudgcL said the 061-09 out in time to meet the September 26 deadline the Vietnamese set students. be staying through the school year. LEGAL NOTICE 643-8209 ROORNG/ 8IDIN6 forward with the construction. Senate leaders are rallying behind administration has not endorsed any RESUBDIVISION OF last spring for leaving Cambodia. The Vietnamese first invaded Meanwhile, Democratic Town Stefan Reicherstorfer, 16, is from Quickbom, West Diesen said he is enjoying his stay in Bolton so a plan by Sen. David Durenberger, NOTICE TO CREDITORS Cambodia in ..?... sptecific plan to salvage the program. NOTICE TO CREDITORS DEER RUN Chairman Theodore R. Cummings Germany. He said his favorite part of living here, so far. But he said that the year he spends here will not R-Minn., that would keep most ESTATE OF a-1973 b-1979c-1985 The Senate was expected to ESTATE OF A Public Hearing on this renewed his attack on the count toward his graduation requirements in Finland, benefits of the program, wipe out DAVID J. UTO URNEAU Get needed back-to- Affonlable Roofing far, has been his host family, George and Carrol decide the program’s fate today. 'The BYRDYE M. OUTMAN resubdivision was convened school money by selling which is common with exchange programs. drug coverage and significantly The Honorable William E. Beat I any raaaonabta aatimala. Republicans, charging that they are Levesque, of 44 Flora Road. He added his most The Honorable William E. on September 20, but due to 2 Mikhail Gorbachev recently engi­ House already has voted by a lop­ FitzGerald, Judge of the Court unneeded Items around All type* roofing and rapairt. MATCHWORDS attempting to undermine an agree­ favorite thing is “Not my French lessons.” Reicherstorfer said that in his school in West Ger­ reduce the surtax on higher-income FitzGerald, Judge of the Court lack of necessary information neered the removal of three voting sided margin to repeal it. of Probate, District of your home. Use a low-cost 30 yaart axparianoa. Uoanead many there were a few U.S. students last year. Both retirees that pays for most of the of Probate, District of was continued to the next and two non-voting members of the (2 pointt for each correct match) ment between the town and the Christopher Diesen, 17, is from Helsinki, Finland, Sullivan, in a speech to the Na­ Manchester at a hearing held od In Classified for quick and Inaurad. said that having a good knowledge of English is a Manchester at a hearing held Planning Commission meet­ results. the top policy-making body of Eighth Utilities District designed to but he was bom in the United States. Consequently, program. tional Press Club and in a letter to on 10/2/89 ordered that all ing. This hearing will be re­ ★ - * 1 -promote a-explain plus, and both said they are good students. claims must be presented to on 10/2/89 ordered that all 649 0894 the Soviet Communist Parly and resolve disputes over fire and sewer many of his friends call him Columbus. A competing plan by Sen. John Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, chair­ claims must be presented to convened at the Bolton Town 2- custody Reicherstorfer said that while this year will not of­ McCain, R-Ariz., would repeal the tfie fiducial at the address Hall at 8 p.m. on Wednesday government. b-able to live Jurisdiction. He said opposition to At the welcoming get-together, there were com­ man of the Senate Finance Commit­ below. Failure to promptly the fiducianr at the acldress the firehouse is an attempt by the ficially count for his graduation requirements, some­ surtax and keep only extended below. Failure to promptly October 18, 1989 at a tegular 3- justify c-guardianship puter print-out banners pinned up that read “Wel­ tee, said repeal would represent a present any such claim may meeting of the Commission. 3 Some experts are saying the Presi­ Republicans, particularly Irish, to come Stefan and Columbus.” Diesen said he also en­ times exceptional students are allowed to skip a year, coverage of hospital bills. result in the loss of rights to present any such claim may 4- viable d-get rid of major setback to national health result in the loss of rights to I MISCELLANEOUS dent's clean air plan is really a kind of joys his family here. He is staying with Robert and if they arc attending school elsewhere. But there is considerable support recover on such claim. R.E. Gorton ITV/STEREO/ 5- eliminate e-advoc-Ttc policy. recover on such claim. Chairman SERVICES national energy policy that promotes for outright repeal. Susan McQua;uay I APPLIANCES Please see 8th, page 10 (CHOOSE ONE; natural gas, nu­ Ass't Cllerk Susan MoQua3uay 004-10 Durenberger’s proposal was Please see SENATE, page 10 Ass't Clillerfc GSL Building /Mainte­ CA/1A Corder - Brand new clear energy) over coal and gasoline. nance Co. Commercl- The fiduciary is: LEGAL NOTICE Panasonic P V -4 0 0 , Margery A. LeToumeau The fiduciary is: al/ResIdentlal building PEOPLE/SPORTS Attorney Nancy C. Liedlich TOWN OF ANDOVER loaded. L isa 646-1488. 4 A lower court Judge has given c/o ^ ul R. Marte, Esq. The 2nd quarterly Install­ repairs and home Im­ (5points for each correct answer) 2 Pomperaug Office Park GENERAL Electric dish temporary custody of seven fertil­ Report ties Lensink 575 Main Street provements. Interior ment of property taxes on the washer, bullt-ln, al­ Manchester, CT 06040 P.O. Box 302 October 1, 1988 Grand List Is and exterior painting, ized eggs to a woman. The judge Southbury, CT 06488-0302 due and payable October 1, light carpentry. Com­ mond. $59 or best otter. 1 Songwriter (CHOOSE ONE: Irving Berlin, 010-10 C a ll 647-0913. justified the decision by saying that 011-10 1989. Payments made after plete janitorial ser­ Cole Porter), who wrote such beloved November 1, 1989 are sublect life begins at (CHOOOSE ONE: via­ to o late choree of 1'/a% per vice. Experienced, rel­ tunes as "White Christmas" and "Easter to state consultant bility, conception). iable, tree estimates. Parade," died recently at the age of 101. LEGAL NOTICE month on the late Install­ ment, from the due date, or a 643-0304. I MISCELLANEOUS HARTFGRD (AP) — State announcement last week that he minimum of $2.00. Payments 5 recently announced It would The Department of Public Utility Control will conduct a public FOR SALE 2 Actress Vanessa Redgrave has .■■e- Department of Mental Retardation would resign effective Jan. 31. hearing, pursuant to Sections 16-11 and 16-331 of the General may be made by mall or at ..?.. giant drift nets used to catch the Town Office Building, turned to the New York stage In an ada,'.>- Commissioner Brian R. Lensink had The report, issued by the staff of Statutes of Connecticut, in the Hearing Room of the Lincoln School Road, which Is open tuna. The nets are controversial tation of (CHOOSE ONE: Clifford Odets', a personal relationship with a con­ Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut, on from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. because they also trap dolphins and the Legislative Program Review and Thursday, October 12, 1989, at 1:00 p.m. and continuing until Monday through Friday. The IM j GARDENING END ROLLS Tennessee Williams') play "Orpheus De­ sultant who has been the beneficiary many other sea creatures. Investigation Committee, also con­ a dinner recess and reconvene at 6:3Q p.m. for the limited pur­ Tax Collector Is also In the of­ 2 7 'A " width — 254 scending." of $1.3 million worth of non-bid cluded that Lensink and other Men­ pose of receiving public comment, concerning Docket No. fice Monday evenings from CHRYSANTHE/VtU/VtS - a-not limit b-limit c-ellminate 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. You dig your con­ 13" width — 2 for 254 contacts from the department since tal Retardation Department officials 87-01-06, Petition of Cox Cable Greater Hautford, Inc. for Newiprlnt end rods can be 1 Mary-Allce PIro tainer. 550 Bush Hill 3 Last week, it appeared that the Ameri­ Renewal of Franchise. Specifically, Cox Cable Greater picked up at the Mancheetar 1985, according to a report by legis­ intentionally mislead the inves­ Tax Collector Road, /Manchester. can League East title would be on the line Hartford, Inc. requests approval to renew its franchise, for a fif- Andover, Connecticut Herald ONLY before 11 a m. lative investigators. tigators, who were examining Len­ when the division's two top teams - the teerr year term commencing upon the Comprany's franchise 020-09 Monday through Thuraday. NEWSNAME Several members of the legisla­ sink’s ties with three highly-paid expiring on December 31, 1989. Additional information or the ROSS Grand Tour l(j (IS points for correct answer or answers) Baltimore Orioles and the - faced tive committee that investigated complete copy of the Notice of Hearing as filed with the consultants. speed bike - Excellent each other over the weekend. Ixnsink’s conduct, who spoke on Lensink did not return telephone Seaetary of the State may be obtained from the Department's NOTICE TO CREDITORS condition. $50.649-4975. I am the Foreign Executive Secretary's Office. [ m CLOTHING condition of anonymity, told The calls seeking comment. But in a ESTATE OF Minister of the So­ 4 So far, quarterback Major Harris of 044-09 RODOLPHE J. BANVILLE, JR. Day newspaper of New London that written response to the report, he MATERNITY c lo th e s viet Union. I re­ (CHCXDSE ONE: Baylor, West Virginia) a/k/a the report’s accusations may have sizes 4 to 8. Excellent cently met with seems to be the front-runner In the race said it was “misleading, inaccurate RUDOLPH J. BANVILLE, JR. condition, priced to H i l SALES been the impetus behind Lensink’s NOTICE OF DISSC/ajT«L69 U.S. Secretary of for the 1989 Helsman Trophy. and unfair to suggest that 1 had a/k/a sell. Call 647-7214. AND RUDOLPHE J. BANVILLE, JR. State Jim Baker in anything other than a professional NOTICE TO CREDITOR NOTICE. Connecticut Gen- Wyoming. Who am acquaintance with” Joseph Rallcr- The Honorable William E. 5The Ryder Cup, one of the most eagerly- like new. Marked down •rol Statute 23-65 prohibits I? TODAY son, the consultant the report say.s Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 33-379 of the Con­ FitzGerald, Judge of the Court to $50. 649-9812. the posting of advertise­ sought trophies in (CHOOSE ONE: soc­ necticut General Statutes that MASTEEL, INC., a Connecticut of Probate, District of ments bv any person, firm or cer. golf) was retained by Europe after It Lensink knew personally. corporation having its principal place of business in Manchester at a hearing held corporation on a telegraph, battled the United States team to a tie. Lensink denied that there were Manchester, Connecticut, has been dissolved by Resolution of on 10/02/89 ordered that all telephone, electric light or In d e x any deliberate attempts to mislead its Directors and Shareholders, which dissolution has become claims must be presented to power pole or to a tree, effective with Its filing of a Certificate of Dissolution with the shrub, rock, or any other YOUR SCORE: 81 to 100 polnla - TOP SCORE! tMgR*, ««ctlOf)« the investigators. the fiduciary at the address FURNITURE natural oblect without a writ­ 20 2 Secretary of State's Office. below. Failure to promptly I 81 to 90 poinU - ExceUent. 71 to 80 polnta - Good. 61 to 70 poInU - P«Ir 'The trio of consultants, whose ties ten permit for the purpose of ______O Knowledge Unlim ited, Inc. 10-2-89 All creditors are warned to present their claims to Attorney present any such claim may W INGBACK sofa, 2 wing- protecting Itorthepubllcand G la & tJ fie d .»10-ao to the department were under inves­ result in the loss of rights to Ronald Jacobs, 148 Main Street, Mandiester, Connecticut, bock chairs, 2 pine end carries a fine of up to $50 for C o ir ic a ie . tigation, were initially hired in 1985. each offense. counsel for said corporation, on or before March 1,1990. recover on such claim. tables. Excellent con­ ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ Fb^ ...... 17 In 1988, two of the three used a All claims not so presented will be barred as provided by said Susan McQuay dition. $400 for set /VAANCHESTER - 396 Locati/State ...... $700,000 contract to set up a private Section 33-379. Ass't Clerk 646-6003. Hackmatack Street, L o tte rv ...2 ■(|o6-g ;b|U!6j!/\ jse^-p ‘.sAep en|g oiuojox-e agency in Connecticut called Com­ October 6th, 7th, 10am- NationAAtorld __6-7 Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, this 25lh day of Septem­ The fiduciary is: mon Green. All of the agency’s ber, 1989. John D. Lawlle, Esq. 3pm. Gigantic sale, lots ;,SLUB!||!M eesseuuei- 2 ;u!|jea 6u!/u|-t :sRJOdS « TW 03J Ofaituariea 2 of Interesting Items. 295 East Center Street Now Is the time to run an p-s iq-t' :e-e :o- 2 :e-1 :saao/AHOivw O p irtio n 8 start-up costs were paid for with MASTEEL. INC. Patrick Flynn/Mancriester Herald P.O. Box 511 ad In classified to sell that MULTI-Famlly 9am- ezpBupjBAeqs pJEnpg :3WVNS/V\3N S p o r ts 11-13 stale money. i By Ronald Jacobs, Attorney Manchester, CT 06040 camera you no longer 3pm. Rain or shine. 36 T e le v is io n 16 TOM SAWYER’S REVENGE — Wieezorek Kazimierz paints said the paint deteViorates so quickly he has to do the job an­ use. Richard Road. q-s 059-09 009-10 ;b b i b j o i b u -e L Please see LENSINK, page 10 Saturday. iuoudeouoo-t- 6 ;oinqi!|Od- 2 .‘q-( :3dOOS(TKiO/A 1 the fence around his house at 839 Center St. Thursday. He nually. He’s owned the house for 23 years. 2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Oct. 6„ 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Oct. 6„ 1989—3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE About Town Police Roundup Fair deal Square dancers meet Three face drug charges asked on There will be a mainstream-plus level dance held for Manchester police said they arrested three town resi­ square-dancers on Saturday at Illing Junior High School dents on drug charges Thursday following an investiga­ from 8 to 10:45 p.m. The school is located at 229 E. tion by the Tri-Town Narcotics Task Force. Middle Turnpike. charges Arrested were Lillian Caban, 34, and Angel Ortiz, 30, Refreshments will be served, and donations arc $8 per both of Apartment 2, 281 Center St, police said. Police couple. For more information, call 643-1005 or also airested Aida Vega, 35, of 123 'Waddell Road, ac­ By Alex Girelli 643-9375. cording to the police report. Manchester Herald Police said the task force, composed of police from Class of ’37 to reunite Manchester, Vernon, and South Windsor, began inves­ When the town returns money to those who paid duplicate sewer con­ The class of 1937 of Manchester High School will tigating activities in the Center Street apartment after an informant told them in late September that he witnessed nection charges on property within gather for a reunion luncheon at the Manchester Country the Eighth Utilities District, it Club on Oct. 10, beginning at noon. drugs being sold and used there. .should include a letter suggesting The following classmates have yet to be contacted: (5n Sept. 27, the informant, equipped with a microphone police were monitoring, enter^ the apart­ the money should be turned over to Ruth Clark, Jennie Curlonis, Lucy Geodale, Bonnie Ar- those who now own the properties. linc Martin, Mrs. Lorraine Coleman Rivard, and Mrs. ment and spoke with a man he greeted as Angel, police reported. Angel told the informant he woulcj be able to Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said Gertrude Cole Sanborn. People with information on today. / sell him drugs, police said. where they are located may contact John Johnson at The money will be returned under 643-8923 or Doris Carpenter at 643-8837. Police obtained a search and seizure warrant before going to the house, where they made the arrests yester­ terms of an agreement between the Writers’ course offered day. town and the district over fire When they entered the apartment, Vega was visiting protection and sewer .service juris­ Manchester Community College will pre.sent a course diction. titled “You Wrote It...Now Sell It," taught by instructor Caban and Ortiz. During the search, police said they found a pipe with marijuana residue and a vial that can The agreement calls for returning James K. Kelly. The course begins Oct. 11 and ends the funds to whoever paid them. Nov. 8. Class time is 7:15 to 9 p.m., and the cour.se fee hold about 1/4 ounces of the drug in Vega’s purse. DiRosa said today that while the is $50. The course is geared toward non-fiction writing, Police said they also found another pipe and a small but it is also a business primer for fiction writers. scale, as well as about 1/8 ounces of white powder which town docs not have the legal right to they field tested as cocaine. < w return the money to anyone other VFW dance scheduled Caban was charged with possession of cocaine,! then the payor, he agrees with The VFW post and auxiliary are sponsoring an Inter­ Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald marijuana, and drug paraphernalia and released on a homeowners who contend that the $500 bond. Ortiz was charged with possession of cost was included as part of the pur­ national Buffet and Dance on Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. EAGLE SCOUT — Scott Hurley is named an Eagle Scout last month as his proud mother, 0^^ Tickets will cost $12.50 and will be sold at the door. cocaine, marijuana, drug paraphernalia, and operating a chase price. Barbara Hurley, watches. Hurley worked on windows at South United Methodist Church as For residences, the charge The dance is being held at 608 E. Center St. drug factory. He is being held on $10,0()0 bond. j L his service project. f ' 1 amounts to $400. In all, 40 sewer Vega was charged with possession of marijuana and Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald Youth are topic drug paraphernalia and is being held on a $250 cash connection permits were involved Buckley School P.T.A. is having an open meeting on bond. The three were scheduled to appear in Manchester HELPING HANDS — Ted Bineasz, left, and Miroslaw Wondolowski, both of Wednesday. The two are employed by Damiata Masonry of Cromwell. and the total amount is $93,000. Not all of the permits were for residen­ Wedne.sday at 7 p.m. in the cafeteria. Bob Digan, Youth Superior Court this morning. New Britain, work on the new Society for Savings building on Main Street Services director, will be speaking on “Youth in Con­ Hurley named an Eagle Scout ces that were sold, however. During the negotiations over the flict,” a talk on pressures youth face today. All are wel­ agreement, attorney Stephen T. come to attend. Fan caused fire B.S.A. Troop 47 held its first Environment - Daniel Hughes, frey, Wayne Coulombc. Penny, who represented the town, Court of Awards of the season on Michael Kostiuk, Darren White, Troop officer and leaders for the A malfunctioning exhaust fan is listed as the cause of a Hospital kicks off construction of new garage insisted that the agreement call for Tuesday, Sept. 26, in Cooper Hall at Adam Uccllo. year are: fire at 62 Seaman Circle Sunday that seriously injured a the refunds to be made to the payor South United Methodist Church. Swimming - Michael Kostiuk, Junior Assistant Scout Master - woman and heavily damaged a two-family house. his opening comments, Johnson and Hospital President Michael R. hospital is expecting the project to over $4.5 million. to avoid having the town involved in Current Quotes Scott Hurley was pre.sented Scout- Darren White, Adam Uccllo, Daniel Ed Wilson, David White, Jason Deputy Fire Chief Rudy Kissmann said Thursday the By James F. Henry legal disputes over who had a right ing’s highest rank, the Eagle Award. Hughes. fire apparently started after an exhaust fan in the ceiling said, “Now what do we do? I don’t Gallacher, armed with shiny spade take eight months to complete. The garage will be located direct­ Kostiuk. Manchester Herald to the funds. Hurley, a senior at Manchester Merit Badges were earned as fol­ of the den area of an apartment seized up. The seizure do anything but what I’m told.” shovels with wooden and metallic The ground breaking Thursday ly west of the hospital on Haynes Senior Rstrol Leader - George DiRosa said today he docs not “He was called by God. But eventually the money be­ High School, is the son of Barbara lows: caused an overabundance of heat, which started the A voice from the crowd said, handles. was the culmination of about two Street. There will be a covered walk Silva. disagree with that stand but agrees came too much for him. We kept looking for something L. Hurley of 187 Homestead St. He Canoeing - Chri.stophcr O’Hara, Assistant Senior Patrol Leader - blaze, he said. A group of primarily hospital of­ “Dig.” Beth Chaty, the vice president for years of preparations, Chaty said. way from the garage to the hospiuil, from the defense and we never saw it.” — Ricky Hill, the with the several homeowners who has been a patrol leader, an assistant Brendan McCaffrey, Wayne Andrew Zadnik. Irene Freeman, the lone resident of the apartment, was ficials gathered Thursday morning Johnson at that point was standing planning and product development, Earlier this year, on March 31, the according to plans. asked him about the refunds and foreman of the jury that found PTL founder Jim Bakkcr patrol leader, and was in the leader­ Coulombc. listed in satisfactory condition today at Manchester to kick off construction of a 333-car on the hard parking lot surface said the Hospital Building Commit­ hospital submitted a Ccrtificatc-of- The garage will be both below Scribe - Jon Eastwood. said the cost was included in the guilty of fraud and conspiracy. ship corps. Mammal Study - Michael Kos­ Memorial Hospital. She had been listed in critical condi­ parking garage for Manchester which the garage will replace. tee chose the firms for designing Nccd to the Commission on Hospi­ and above ground, with one level Quartermaster - Minhtrict purcha.se price of their properties. He is presently an assistant Scout tiuk, Daniel Hughes, Darren White. Nguyen. tion in the intensive care unit after the fire. Memorial Hospital. “I’m not gonna dig in this,” he and building the garage. DesMan tals and Health Care. The conunis- below the surface, and four floors Master and has received the Order Lcatherwork - Adam Uccllo, Eric Librarians - Eric Wilson, Seth Freeman had been heard moaning in the apartment by Hospital Board of Trustees Chair­ said. ftirking Associates of New York was sion approved the plans on July 18. above, according to information One such homeowner is James of the Arrow and the Sequossen Howarth. Egnasko. a neighbor at the time of the fire, Kissmann said. The man William R. Johnson said the Prior to the ceremony, a small selected to design the project, and The anticipated cost of the project is received. Ferranti of 158 Norlli Elm St. Correction Honor Camper awards. He is a Small Boat Sailing - George Patrol Leaders - Pedro-Eric neighbor attempted to rescue her, but found the heat to building of this parking garage area of the parking lot had been McCarthy Parking Structures of St. member of the Manchester High Silva, Seth Egnasko, Eric Wilson. Howarth; Viking-Waync Coulombc; be too intense. “begins a new era where for the first cleared of asphalt, and Johnson was Louis, Mo. are the builders. Due to incorrect information supplied tlie Manchester School Band. Lifesaving - Tom Provencal. Ratllcsnake-Mikc Robertson; Frog- When firefighters discovered Freeman, Kissmami said, time in my memory there will be joined by John A. DeQuattro, the Actual construction will begin Herald, a story Monday contained incorrect information He works at Scars Roebuck Co. Rowing - Jason Lawrence, Eric Jon Eastwood. she was lying on her back, face up. She was resuscitated adequate parking.” After completing chairman of the planning committee. Oct. 16, according to Chaty, and the on regulations regarding smoke detectors. Smoke detec­ Store and is a member of St. Howarth, Adam Uccllo, Michael Camp Sequassen “Honor Camper by firefighters. |osh Howroyd tors arc required in all residential properties. Bridget’s Church. He took down Robertson, Andrew Zadnik, Mark Awards” were presented to Jon and redid the window grates on the Howarth, Jon Eastwood. Eastwood and Michael Robetson. basement windows at South United Golf - Matthew Longchamps. Also at summer camp David White Accident injures 2 DEMOCRAT - BOARD OF DIRECTORS Methodist Church for his project. Basketry - Brendan McCaffrey, earned the B.S.A. Lifeguard Award. Heating system breakdown Holiday Closings •Lifelong Resicient of Manchester Two boys, Justin Chasse and Ed Christopher O’Hara. The Court of Awards was con­ COVENTRY - Two people were treated at Cosgrove, were inducted into the Fish and Wildlife Management - ducted by Senior Patrol Leader, Manchester Memorial Hospital after a two-car collision •Experience in Government Troop and received The Scout Michael Robertson, Edward Wilson, George Silva, his assistant, Andrew at 7 p.m. on Route 44 Monday. poisons Vernon St. family •Sincere anen today from 8 Obituaries first floor apartment of the two-story Hospital, said Saunders and her kitchen will need to be sealed off. a.m. to 12:30 p.m., but will be closed Saturday through home, and her three children have children did not need to use the Until then, the family will not be Monday. been treated and released from U.S. chamber, because, “They all able to live in the apartment, PLANT A DUTCH MIRACLE Retailers: Most retailers will remain open Monday. Joseph Callahan Hartford. Calling hours are from 2 for many years. He was also a mem­ Naval Hospital in Groton. They responded well to 100 percent Kissmann said. There was no detec­ Schools: All schools will be closed Monday. Joseph Austin Callahan Jr., 62, of to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today. ber of the Cocker Sp>aniel Club and Thoughts were transferred there from Rock­ oxygen outside of the chamber.” tion of carbon monoxide in the NOW FOR A BEAUTIFUL Banks: All banks will be closed Monday. West Hartford, husband of Victoria the TUnxis Country Club. He was ville General Hospital in Vernon, He said the family was ueated, second-floor apartment of the house, Liquor: Bars and liquor stores may remain open Mon­ (Cavagna) Callahan, died Wednes­ George Ford former president of the Rockledge Counuy Club. where they were taken after the inci­ evaluated and released by 9:30 and the resident will be allowed to day. day (Oct. 4, 1989) at Hartford What is there after tomorrow? What lies at the end of GARDEN NEXT SPRING George A. Ford, 84, of Far­ He is also survived by several dent. Thursday morning. He said the at­ live there. Garbage collection: Trash collection will be unaf­ Hospital. mington, husband of Jessie the paths we are walking? Is today really all there is or is MIXED fected by the holiday. The landfills in Manchester and nieces and nephews. When the fire officials arrived at tending physician did not know the Kissmann said the Saunders fami­ MIXED RED He was bom April 26, 1927, in (Alexander) Ford and brother of there an eternity to face when this earthly life is over? Coventry will be open Monday. The funer^ will be at 1 p.m. the house around 8 p.m. Wednesday, names of the children. ly had been given permission to CROCUS DAFFODILS Hartford, son of the late Joseph A. Olive Chanda of Manchester, died These are questions all of us mortals ask. There is some­ TULIPS TULIPS Saturday at the Taylor & Modeen Saunders said she and her three Saunders had called the Fire return to the apartment to pick up Emergency numbers: In Manchester, for highway: and Lucy (Bennis) Callahan. He Wednesday (Oct. 4, 1989) at a local thing in us which wants to suetch out beyond the con­ 25 Bulbs per bag. 25 Bulbs per bag. 647-3233; for refuse: 647-3248; for sewer and water, Funeral Home, 136 S. Main St., children had been suffering from Department at around 8 p.m., saying some belongings, but could not live 25 Bulbs per bag. 20 Bulbs per bag. worked as a building official for the convalescent home. fines of mortal life. There is something in us that, even if ONLY ONLY 647-3111. town of Hartford for 23 years. West Hartford. Burial will be in the we try to deny it, makes us want to think that we are flu-like symptoms the past few days. she and her children had been smell­ there because the heating system ONLY ONLY Manchester Herald: The Herald offices will remain Besides his wife, he leaves his Bom in Newtown, he had lived in Fairview Cemetery, New Britain, at doing more than simply existing and occupying space for They were taken to Rockville ing an odor in their apartment that had to be turned off until the $3.49 $5.49 $7.49 $4.49 open Monday and a regular edition will be published in son and daughter-in-law, Joseph A. Farmington for 35 years, moving the convenience of the family. Call­ a brief span of time. We cannot escape these thoughts. General Hospital at Saunders’ re­ smelled like lighter fluid. problems could be fixed. the afternoon. and Gayle (Giacaionc) Callahan 111 from Tcrryvillc. A computer expert, ing hours are from 4 to 7 p.m. today We cannot rationalize them away. Even those quest, where they were tested, and it WE HANDLE ONLY TOP SIZE HOLLAND BULBS of Coventry; two daughters and he was employed at Northeast at the funeral home. newspapers we see in the supermarkets remind us of was determined that they had carbon Memorial donations may be made sons-in-law, Mary-Lou and Bernard Utilities as assistant to the senior man’s desire for immortality with headline stories of monoxide poisoning, said Capt. "Home of Saturday Banking" COME IN AND C. Fisher Jr. of West Hartford, and vice president. A member of the to the Memorial Fund of Asylum after-death experiences. John Hughes, of the Town of GARDEN MUMS Hill Congregational Church, 814 Lottery Kelly and Christopher Edgar of New First Company of the Governor’s God is eternal, without beginning and without end. Manchester Fire Department. SEE OUR Asylum Ave., Hartford. Britain; and six grandchildren. Foot Guard, he had served on the Our yraming for immortality is a reflection of the im­ A community relations staff MANCHESTER STATE BANK IN BUD AND BLOOM The funeral will be at 9:30 a.m. military staff under Gov. Ella Gras- mortality of the God who made us in His own image and SELECTION OF Winning numbers drawn Thursday in New England: Large 8 Inch Pots Saturday at the Molloy Funeral so and Gov. William O’Neill. For 33 likeness. This same God loves us so much that He gave Connecticut: Daily: 158. Play Four: 3593. Home, 906 Farmington Ave., West years, he was also director of the an­ In Memoriam His only Son that whosoever believes in Him might not CUSTOMERS ONLY ANNALEE Massachusetts: Daily: 4434. Unitarians Hartford, with a Mass of Christian nual Foot Guard Dog Show. In loving nveinory of Ronald E. Bogli, perish but have everlasting life (John 3:16). We are of­ Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont: Daily: 316 and burial at 10 a.m. in St. Timothy A member of the American Ken­ who passed away October 6,1986. fered immortality. 2271. DOLLS BUY 5 OR Church, West Hartford. Burial will nel Club, he wrote a column “Let’s Loved and Sadly Missed, Rev. David W. Mullen "M.S.B. Believes Mother and Sister to e x p a n d Rhode Island: Daily: 9712. be in the Fairview Cemetery, West Talk Dogs” for the Hartford Courant Church of the Living God The Largest In The Area. MORE We Have The Best Selection And 1 The Unitarian Universalist Customers Come First" Each ONLY $ 3 .2 5 Society: East has started an expan­ The Best Prices. Weather sion to to its meetinghouse at 153 MAIN OFFICE AND BRANCHES WILL iJlanrhpatpr Hrralft M^est Vernon St. that will provide SEE US FOR FALL NURSERY ITS TIME TO USE 'more office and classroom space, BE OPEN FOR YOUR BANKING Partly cloudy USPS 327-500 \OL. CIX, No. 5 according to the minister. DECORATIONS STOCK SALE FERMEL ! Expansion of the 10-year-old CONVENIENCE: Saturday, October 7 Penny M. Sieffert, Publisher building will take UUS:E into its •GOURDS Tonight partly cloudy, lows 40 to LAWN FOOD Aoev tor oondMon* and » i ^ iwnperaturaa Qeorge T Chappell Dennla M Santoro third decade, the Rev. Connie Bargain Prices On 45. Winds west around 10 mph. •CORN STALKS EXTRA SPECIAL Editor Advertlalng Director Sternberg said. Ground-breaking Saturday mostly sunny, highs 60 to SATURDAY, OCT. 7 All Trees, Shrubs C tlbw l 52° I Jeanne Q. Fromerth Sheldon Cohen ceremonies were held last Sunday. •PUMPKINS 10,000 Sq. Ft. Bag 65. Outlook for Sunday: partly Bualneaa Manager Compoaing Managar sunny, highs 55 to 60. ■ Expanded facilities will include 9 am - Noon •FALL LEAVES and Evergreens Oeniae A. Roberta Robert H. Hubbard more office space, a library-meeting Paraonnel Manager Preaaroom Manager •STRAWFLOWERS ETC. ONLY $14.95 Weather summary for room and four additional classrooms In Stock. Thursday, Oct. 5,1989: Frenk J. MeSweegan feoirtoolMn for religious education to serve an CLOSED COLUMBUS DAY, OCT. 9 Temperature: high of 65, low of Circulation Director 41, mean of 53. The normal is 56. Publlahed dally except Sunday and certain holldaya by the increasing number of children, INSTANT BANKER WE ARE STARTING TO Manchaater Publlahing Co., 16 Bralnard Place, ManchMter WE ARE FOR FALL Precipitation: 0.00 inches for the Sternberg said. YANKEE Conn. 06040. Second dais poatage paid at Manchaater Conn' Although the congregation has OPEN UP OUR HOURS day, 0.80 inches for the month, Poatmaater: Sand addreat changes to the Manchester Herald MEMBER OF THE BIRDS 43.41 inches for the year. Normal P.O. Box SB1, Manchaater, Conn. 06040. iexperienced slow, steady growth 24 HOUR BANKING — OVER 13,000 LOCATIONS Mon. - Fri. 9:00-5:30 U you don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m. waekdaya or 7:30 CHRISTMAS SHOP We Have A Good Selection M am ie for year to date: 33.36. over the years, “the number of Ocean am . Satiirdaya. plaase telephone your carrier. If you’re unable COME IN AND TAKE A LOOK Of Feeders And The Food To Sat. 9:00-5:00 Heating degree data: 12 for the to reach your carrier, call subacriber aarvlca at 647-SS46 bv 6 children has grown rather rapidly,” MANCHESTER Main Street Go In Them______Sun. 10:00-4:00 WM<»lnfllon| 7 in p.m. weakdaya for dallvaryJn Manchester. Sternberg said. UUS:E currently has day, 51 for the month, 176 for the Suggested carrier rates are $1.60 weakly, $7.70 lor one ACOU-WMtMT. lac season. Normal for the season is month, $23.10 lor three montha, $46.20 for alx montha and more than 200 members and serves STATE BANK Spencer St. 150. $02.40 for one year. Nawsatand price: 35 cents a copy. jx;ople all over greater Hartford, MEMBER FDIC VITTNER'S GARDEN CENTER Cooling degree daut: 0 for tlie The Manchester Herald la a member of The Aasoclated Presa, Sternberg said. maarf ctoio* oi(XCr the Audit Bureau of CIrculatlona, the New England Presa EQUAL HOUSING LENDER Heartland day; 0 for the month; 717 for the Today's weather picture was drawn by Amanda Davis, a Aaaociatlon and the New England Newapaper Aaaoclatlon. ; The expansion project, estimated TOLLAND TURNPIKE 649-2623 season. fourth grader at Manchester’s Bowers School. 10 cost $200,000, is being funded by “YOUR LOCAL HOMETOWN BANK' Plaza MANCHESTER--VERNON TOWN LINE pledged gifts. 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Fiiday, Oct. 6„ 1989 MANCHESTER HERAt.D, Friday, Oct. 6„ 1989—5 Campaign '89 [“ BoevwiJiRsn NATION & WORLD presents A CELEBRATION DiRosa loves the pressure of his position O F JE S U S — T h e G reat Fire strikes nursing home, By Nancy Concelman town through good and bad times. Directors functions. Major issues “I a m ” Manchester Herald “1 certainly would not want to during the past two years have of the Bible! forced the board to put other con­ face the same issues,” said DiRosa, Bob Watters bets just To some, Democrat Peter P. who is seeking a sixth term on the cerns on the back burner which returned Irom exciting killing 9 and injuring 68 DiRosa Jr.’s mayoral resume might board. “But I don’t have any regrets means it took longer to resolve «ome missions to Europe. look impressive. about anything I’ve done.” problems, DiRosa said. DiRosa, 42, is credited with help­ Now DiRosa is ready to tackle DiRosa said the board has also NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — A fire with smoke. You couldn’t sec and “Everything was quiet. We were ing to resolve a long-standing dis­ some new and ongoing issues, in­ become more political since he be­ OCTOBER 8 & 10 that struck a nursing home while you couldn’t hardly breathe.” going to bed. All of a sudden we pute between the town and Eighth cluding the controversial Main came a director in 1977 and political patients were going to sleep killed Many patients “were hooked up heard this commotion in the hall. Utilities District over fire and sewer Street reconstruction project, debates take up valuable time. nine people and injured 68 as res­ to all sorts of medical equipment,” They were running up and down the SUNDAY SERVICES cuers rushed dazed patients to safety Gardner said, further hampering ef­ jurisdiction by negotiating a suc­ scheduled to begin next spring, and But, he added, “As chairman of 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. hall and they were yelling, ‘Get him cessful agreement. possible expansion and renovation the board I have to shoulder much of through halls flooded with choking forts to evacuate them. out of the room.’ It was getting so Under his majority leadership, the of municipal offices. the blame” for allowing it. TUESDAY, at 6:00p.m. smoke. The nine residents died of smoke black I couldn’t even identify were town convinced the Homart He said he hopes to further ex­ The frustration, stress and time DINNER BANQUET The elderly evacuees, some in inhalation, said Deborah Myers, a my bed was.” bedclothes and some of whom were spokeswoman for Sentara Norfolk Development Co. of Chicago to pand recreational facilities, especial­ commitment of an elected position, Katie Gwaltney, 88, said nursing naked when they were saved, were General Hospital. Gardner had build the $70 million Pavilions at ly in the rapidly developing North especially during the past two years, home workers told her to stay in bed Celebrating 35 years of ministry] helped down halls and down ladders reported earlier that two people had Buckland Hills off Buckland Street End, and to concentrate more on in­ caused DiRosa to think twice about in her fourth-floor room after she as firefighters tackled the blaze, died of bums. by offering the developers a $9.5 frastructure improvements. running again. Decade of Harvest Theme heard the fire alarm. million tax abatement. The condition of sidewalks and But ultimately, his desire to pay Call 644-1102 for further Info | | ______reported at 10:30 p.m. Thursday. The 68 people taken to a half DiRosa says the mall will roads are foremost in many voters’ back the community that has given Patients huddl^ early today on dozen hospitals suffered smoke in­ “They came and told us that lawns of houses near the 160-bcd halation and minor burns, Ms. everything was OK,” she said as generate $43 million in real and per­ minds, according to DiRosa, and the him so much won out. - ASSEMBLIES OF GOD PETER P. DIROSA CALVARY CHURCH Hillhaven Rehabilitation and Con­ Myers said. Nineteen of the 29 taken family members comforted her in sonal property taxes over the next directors should “constantly upgrade And ironically, the pressures of 400 Buckland Road, South Windsor 10 years. ..."enjoys pressure” our road paving program and our the post lured him back. valescent Center, attended by to Sentara Norfolk General were ad­ her wheelchair. “I couldn’t get out. I He said he is also proud to have sidewalk program,” he said. “I enjoy working with people,” Pastor Kenneth L. Gustafson par^cdics and neighbors. mitted, including five in critical con­ just lay so still.” The fire was mostly contained to played a role in construction of 20 He would also like to see some DiRosa said. “I enjoy the pressure of EVERYONE IS WELCOME! dition, she said. The rest were Gardner said many residents a room on the second floor of the housing units on North Elm Street ing federal agencies down to the changes in the way the Board of having to make the decisions.” treated and taken to other nursing stayed in their rooms with the doors four-story brick home, but smoke for Manchester’s elderly and the current fine. facilities. clo.scd while firefighters used a giant reopening of Highland Park School Most recently Republican leaders spread throughout, and many of the -■*-■1 ■' it- The cause and extent of the fire, pressurized ventilation system called on Porter Street to handle increased injured suffered from smoke inhala­ and some residents have criticized The Associated Press which was extinguished after mid­ a smoke blaster to clear the smoke enrollment. tion, said Norfolk Fire Chief DiRosa for the mall tax abatement, night, were not immediately known. and pump fresh air into the building. To others, DiRosa’s resume for NURSING HOME FIRE — Rescuers and nursing home staff attend to patients injured Thomas E. Gardner. accusing the mayor of turning his “1 woke up in a roomful of the past two years might be disap­ back on the citizens, who narrowly Thursday night in a fire at the Hillhaven Rehabilitation and Convalescent Center in Norfolk, Second-floor resident Harriett The fire chief said 180 people pointing. smoke,” said patient Robert Bell, Waddill, 76, described the con­ were in the building when the fire defeated a $13 million,bond issue Va. 82. “The whole room was saturated During his term as majority for the mall project in a 1987 fusion: broke out. leader, the 1987 revaluation was referendum vote. scrapped because of numerous That kind of behavior accounts problems and the town was fined for residents’ lack of faith in their $300,000 by federal agencies for il­ town government and mistrust of Records indicate Pierce took legal expansion of the town sewage Trump’s bid raises questions politicians, according to Republican u-catment plant into wetlands. Theunis Werkhoven, minority leader DiRosa has admitted that he and Downtown Last DALLAS (AP) — Donald Trump’s $7 billion airline takeovers, much of it centered on profitable on the board. all of the other directors should not DiRosa has argued that after the active role in pushing project buyout bid for American Airlines has been greeted American, which has about 22 percent of the domes­ have so readily accepted the town referendum vote, Homart considered with skepticism by analysts who wonder if the bil­ tic market. lionaire developer is really looking for a quick buck Trump said his offer would expire Oct. 20. AMR administration’s reassurances about building in other towns, including WASHINGTON (AP) — Fbrriicr the failing revaluation. Manchester Day sidcrabic power Dean wielded at professional government standards.” through stock plays. South Windsor. That would have HUD Secretary Samuel Pierce, in a said it would consider the proposal “in due course.” But Democratic Town Committee HUD and of the persistent lobbying On another occasion, documents ‘"That seems to be a popular question,” said Robert negatively impacted Manchester’s move that appears to contradict his But the airline added: “There has been no change Chairman Theodore Cummings has she faced from developers, consul­ showed that after a private research Decker, an analyst for the Chicago investment firm roads and utilities and eliminated a sworn congressional testimony, in (AMR’s) policy and belief that AMR and its praised DiRosa for fighting a $1 tants, members of Congress and company wrote Pierce to complain Duff & Phelps Inc., after American’s parent com­ huge source of revenue for the town, urged an aide to arrange funding for shareholders will be best served by AMR remaining Qnfy Saturday local elected officials. that several of its bids for HUD pany, AMR Corp., revealed Trump’s proposal million fine for the sewage treat­ an independent company and continuing the strong he said. a New York project backed by ment plant proposed by the U.S. work had been rejected, the Thursday. partnership among American Airlines, its employees, Cummings has frequently praised another federal official, agency The documents concerning the Army Corps of Engineers and talk- secretary wrote to Dean: “Let’s try Trump wrote AMR Chairman Robert L. Crandall, the mayor’s “moxie” in leading the records show. New York project appear to con­ the communities it serves and the public.” to help Ais fellow. I think he and his offering $120 for each of the 58.9 million shares of Analysts said the company’s response could in­ Pierce’s actions, detailed in tradict Pierce’s May testimony, in company have been unfairly stock in the nation’s largest airline. volve selling assets, including jets or its computer Department of Housing and Urban which he said he often was lobbied Campaign Notes . . treated.” The deal would be the biggest airline takeover reservations system, or searching for a friendly buyer Development files released by friends and political associates It could not be immediately deter­ ever. to compete with Trump. Thursday, suggest that at least on but never assisted them beyond as­ Shares in Fort Worth-based AMR rose $16.87'/2, Trump said he was prepared to put up at least $1 Buckno names Board of Directors, has an­ this occasion. Pierce took a more ac­ king staffers to give the projects mined whether that firm later got HUD work. to $99.87>/2, in heavy trading Thursday on the New billion in equity. nounced her campaign staff. tive role than he has acknowledged “careful consideration.” campaign staff Mary Jackson, director of the York Stock Exchange. Other airline stocks also Some of the concern over recent airline takeovers in helping those who sought his aid. Weinberger’s name surfaced on jumped in related speculation. has focused on foreign participation. Susan Heilbron, Manchester Community College In a handwritten instruction to top The New York project was men­ Program Center, will be cam­ tioned in a 1985 handwritten note to two September 1983 notes by Pierce Some in government, concerned about high debt executive vice president of the Trump Organiz.ation, Republican Susan M. Buckno, aide Deborah Gore Dean, Pierce aides discussing a project “Cap” had paign manager. Jackson has JEWELRY Pierce from the Commerce Depart­ levels in the industry brought on by buyouts, viewed said Trump has no foreign partners in the bid. a candidate for the Board of asked her to “check into this and try recommended to Pierce. One aide the deal unfavorably. Trump has accumulated stock in companies and Directors, announced her cam­ worked for Democrat Barbara to get it through.” ment’s assistant secretary for noted the project was denied fund­ Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, a member of the suggested he planned takeovers, only to sell out at a paign committee Thursday. Weinberg in the past and was The documents also show that productivity, technology and in­ ing throu^ normal channels but Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and profit after the price rose on ensuing takeover Bob Schneider, a local chairman of finance for Hand­ thcn-Dcfense Secretary Caspar novation, urging HUD to back a “will be a good candidate for the Transportation, called for the immediate adoption of speculation or when another bidder emerged, analysts businessman affiliated with ley’s 1987 campaign. Weinberger wrote Pierce to back a proposed project in Manhattan near secretary’s discretionary fund.” It legislation approved by the committee Thursday that noted. Renaissance Interiors and Theodore Brindamour will be development seeking HUD financ­ Columbia University. campaign treasurer, and Marilyn could not be immediately deter­ would require Department of Transportation approval Oliver-Zuccardy Insurance MANUFACTURER’S ing. On another occasion, records The note to Pierce was signed mined whether the project was ul­ “I think Wall Su-cet is skeptical,” said analyst Richardson and MCC associate of airline takeovers. Agency, will be campaign chair­ show that Carla Hills, herself a “Bruce” on stationery of the assis­ Kevin Burke, who follows airlines for First Union business professor Terry McCon­ timately given HUD money. Others called for the Justice Department to review tant secretary of commerce. D. Corp., a bank holding company in Charlotte, N.C. man. He is active in the former HUD secretary and now the the deal for antitrust violations because of Trump’s nell will handle finances. MCC Bruce Mcrrifield, who held that Mrs. Hills appealed to Pierce in Manchester Rotary and religious Bush administration’s top trade offi­ purchase in June of Eastern Airlines’ Northeast shut­ “One reason is Trump’s history,” he said. “He has sociology professor John position at the time, could not be 1985 after a C^ifomia client trying education at St. James Church. cial, got Pierce to overrule deputies tle, since renamed the Trump Shuttle. a history of coming off better off in these deals” than Crowley will handle press reached in calls to his home or the to sell a HUD-mortgaged develop­ Leslie Belcher, a teacher in the in favor of her clients. The AMR bid followed weeks of speculation about if the buyout had gone through. releases, and MCC photography INVENTORY REDUCHON company where he is a consultant. ment was told it would have to pay Manchester school district, has HUD released more than 20,000 instructor Elaine Crockett will be been named treasurer. She serves $1.3 million into reserve accounts in charge of advertising. Kathy pages from the files of Dean, also a The 99-unit senior-citizen hous­ on the executive boards of before the deal could be approved. Bottaro and Judy Carlson will key figure in investigations of fraud, ing project was granted $1.2 million several committees, including In­ Mrs. Hills asked Pierce to reduce the distribute leaflets. mismanagement and influence-ped­ in rental subsidies, according to structors of the Handicapped and dling at the agency during the Francinc Kcllman, spokeswoman amount to $855,000 and, after Dean endorsed the idea, approved the Lutz Children’s Museum. Reagan adminisU'ation. for the HUD New York regional of­ Coordinator set reduction. John Deeb of the Holmes Pierce, Dean and her predecessor fice. Funeral Home is in charge of the for Jan Horn as his top aide, Lance Wilson, all DM NY Pierce’s attorney, Paul L. Perito, phone campaign. He worked on 3 0 1 have invoked their Fifth Amend­ Buckno’s 1988 campaign for Jan Horn, a Republican can­ ment rights and refused to testify said he had not seen the letter to didate for the Manchester Board EMERGENCY state representative. Dr. David before a House subcommittee inves­ Pierce arid was not familiar with the Fire — Police — Medical The of Education, has named Uregory Cash or Credit Cards and Denise Prindiville head the tigating the agency. project. But he said there was “noth­ Kane the coordinator of her cam­ fund-raising committee. Both are The records, released under the ing incriminatory in that situation” paign committee. Kane has D IA L 911 teachers at St. James Church and Freedom of Information Act, and that Pierce “has never asked served as the chairperson of the In Manchester how-to-go-banking- have served as co-presidents of provide fresh evidence of the con- anyone to deviate from responsible. the Martin School PTA. Manchester Commission on Debbie Hess, owner of a com­ Children and Youth, as well as puter software company called being the president of the even-though- Tact, is technical adviser. She is a Manchester I^ent-Teacher As­ Hacker gets sociation Council. He also THURSDAT FRIDAy SATURDAT member of several professional organizations and was nominated founded the Manchester Safe into defense Side with the best. Rides program. OCTOBERS OCTOBER6 OCTOBER? we’re-closed-for- in 1989 as Woman Enuepreneur Leslie Green will be the 9:30 am-8:00 pm 9:30am-5:15pm 9;30 am-5:15 pm VinalSide ” solid vinyl siding Irom / / of the Year. Louis Spadaccini, an Wolverine Technologies gives you treasurer for the campaign, firm system all the benefits of wood and a East Catholic High School Joanne Marinelli will be the senior, is in charge of media cor­ BETHPAGE, N.Y. (AP) — A whole lot more. For less the-hoHday card. secretary, and Brian Arnold will respondence. He is this year’s be the coordinator of com­ 15-year-old honor student charged More free lime because it's vir­ recipient of The Republican munications. with breaking into a defense con­ tually maintenance tree and never Women’s Club Junior Intern tractor’s computer system was needs painting Less cost because award. He was president of his described by police as a hacker on a installation IS your final cost And. Savings Bank of Manchester class and editor in chief of the Voter-making lark. your home will look great year school newspaper. “He was having a gay old time of after year' -'jm ( a n n i Former Republican Mayor session slated it,” said Detective Christopher If you're considering re siding Countryside Siding Nathan G. Agostinelli is Poppe of the Nassau County Forgery your home, shouldn't you side 0123456789 honorary director of the cam­ The Manchester registrars of 10-35% O F F Squad. “For kids as bright as this with the best? Windows paign. voters office has scheduled a one, getting into a system like To learn more about the benefits CONNIBANKS voter-making session for Satur­ all merchandise Grumman is like a football player 645-SIPE Valid thiouKh 12''99 ol Wolverine VinalSide solid vinyl 1 Handley names day from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the scoring three touchdowns.” siding, call today campaign staff Registrars’ office ^%t the The high school student has been 30./. OFF T INA W IjK Municipal Building at 41 Center charged with delinquency for com­ The final word in vinyl The Savings Bank of Manchester CONNI Locations: puter tresspass in the computer sys­ Mary Ann Handley, St. and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the wishes you a nice, long holiday week­ Manchester-Spcnccr St. at Shop Rite I’laza; Democratic candidate for the Marshall’s Mall. tem of Grumman Corp., an Caldoi's Shopping Center; aerospace company, police said. end! And reminds you our offices will Maiiehestcf Memorial Hospital; Police withheld the Levittown teen­ be closed Monday. AutoHank,"' Corner W. Middle I'pke. & Broad St.; ager’s name because he is a minor. But don’t worry-in case you Main tlffice, Purnell Place Entrance. E. Hartford - Putnam Plaza; Burnside Office. When the boy was arrested Wed­ need cash, or want to make deposits For a taste of New England come to nesday night, apologized and turned East Windsor-Sophia’s Plaza (.Rtes. 5 & 140). over computer disks containing or transfers, our Conni"' Automatic Andover-Aiuiover Shopping Plaza. Trust Tfie MomentTo Teller machines will be doing business Ashford-Junction Routes 74 & 44. B O n i’S FRUIT FARM Grummmi data he retrieved on his ROACHES M ansfield-6 Storrs Rd. (Rte. 195). $3,(XX) home computer. ARE CARRIERS OF DISEASES as usual. Open 24 hours a day, too, at South Windsor-97.t Sullivan Avc. Fresh sweet apple cider made on premises. “He was very remorseful,” said Besides being unsightly and unsanitary ROACHES are vectors o( 6 known handy locations all around the area. Tolland-Route 195. Apples and Pears Poppe, who said it didn’t apf>car the Glastonbury - Buckingham Village (Rte. 8.t). diseases and can cause extreme allergic reactions. (Particularly in people If you don’t have a Conni card, Vegetables - Squash youth intended to do any damage. Vernon - Shops at .40 (.1 lartford Tpke.). with respiratory ailments). Bliss can effectively control these pests “He knew he did something wrong.” come in and apply for one. So next Pumpkins - Jams - Jellies - Pies we've been doing so since 1882 Grumman officials said the youth time we say “we’re closed,” you can Granville's Cheddar Cheese - Gifts & Stuff JEWELERS didn’t get any classified or sensitive say, “who cares.” PHONE: Just a country place to be information during his month of ac­ cess to the company’s engineering 649-9240 Come say hi to Steve and Linda 958 MAIN STREET Manchester, Conn. 06040 Tel. 643-2741 minicomputer system. 330 Bush Hill Road, Manchester The teen-ager, a student at (off Keeney St. and HiHstown Rd.) Division Avenue High School and member of the National Honor YANKEE BUSS Il’lcplumc Mb-1700, Society, got information on Grum­ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ’TIL JANUARY EXTERMUiXTORS Member l-niL. bqual IIouMng Lender. GJ man computer procedures and a list 9 am to 7 pm of passwords for people with higher THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN CONN. clearances. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Ocl. 6„ 1989—7 6—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Oct. 6„ 1989 Kidnappers grab 2 relief workers Bakker maintains innocence,

SIDON, Lebanon (AP) — Swiss delegates from Lebanon on of a dark-colored Mercedes, one weh and the nearby town o f Mieh says he puts his faith in God Masked gunmen today kidnapped Dec. 20 after the abduction of Peter with a pistol and the other a machine Mieh, where Abu Nidal’s group two Swiss Red Cross employees Winkler, a Red Cross official in gun trained at the Red Cross men, maintains bases. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Jim Bakker faces up to 120 years in Outside the courthouse, Mrs. who worked distributing artificial Sidon. The Swiss man was kid­ said the spokesman, who cannot be Mustafa Saad, commander of the Bakker maintained his innocence prison and $5 million in fines for his Bakker serenaded a crowd of limbs to victims of Lebanon’s civil napped Nov. 17, 1988 and released named under standing rules. Sunni Moslem Nasscritc militia that and said he was “sad but encouraged conviction on all 24 counts of fraud hundreds with a verse of “On Christ, war and drove them to a Palestinian Dec. 16. “Christen and Erriquez im­ has governed Sidon since the out­ in God” after a jury found the PTTL and conspiracy. He was charged the solid rock, I stand. AH other t refugee camp, police said. News reports in Switzerland and mediately threw their arms up, of­ break of Lebanon’s civil war in founder guilty of using his television with raising $158 million by over­ ground is sinking sand.” The two workers were seized Lebanon said at the time that fering no resistance. They were 1975, pointed an accusing finger at ministry to bilk followers of $158 selling lodging guarantees, called Then she .said, “It’s not over till when they arrived at a Red Cross Winkler’s kidnappers threatened bundled at gunpoint into the tnmk of the Palestinians. million. “lifetime partnerships,” at his center outside this port 25 miles it’s over.” new anti-Swiss attacks, claiming the the Mercedes, which sped off fol­ “This is an Ein el-Hilweh affair, “I went into this courthouse Heritage USA retreat. south of Beirut, police said. Along with supporters in the Red Cross and Swiss authorities lowed by tbe other car, loaded with not mine,” Saad told reporters after several weeks ago saying I was in­ “1’hc message is you can’t lie to Officials at the Geneva head­ crowd were some spectators who reneged on a pledge to pay ransom armed guards,” the spokesman said. a 10-minute meeting at his house nocent of the charges against me,” a the people and use television and the quarters of the International Com­ agreed with the verdict. for Winkler’s freedom. The spokesman said the twe cars with Red Cross’ south Lebanon smiling Bakker said after posting mails to get them to send you mittee of the Red Cross condemned The Red Cross mission returned headed in the direction of the camp.' chief delegate, Roland Sidler. Sidler bond Thursday. “I come oul still in­ money,” said prosecutor Deborah “I’m not the smartest man in the the kidnapping, which comes 11 to Lebanon Jan. 22 after all parties The abduction was the latest in a would not speak with reporters. nocent of the charges against me. I Smith, a Justice Department fraud world, but when you get caught with months after the abduction of in Lebanon pledged it would not be chain that targeted relief workers In Geneva, Red Cross spokesman put my faith in God.” ■specialist. “It doesn’t matter who your hand in the cookie jar you’ve another Swiss Red Cross worker in attacked. with foreign humanitarian organiza­ Joerg Bischof said the abductions But Ihc jury foreman said money you are or how well known you arc, got to take what’s coming,” Ira Bos­ Sidon. The assailants today, wearing tions in south Lebanon. came as “a surprise” following the cprrupicd Bakker, who prosecutors you simply can’t do it.” There was no immediate claim of tic said. black masks, were waiting in two Police blamed most of the assurance by Lebanese groups that said took $3.7 million in ministry Bakker’s attorney said he would responsibility. A Sunni Moslem cars at the entrance of the center previous kidnappings in southern Red Cross workers wouldn’t be at­ funds and spent it on vacation appeal the verdict. Later, U.S. District Judge Robert militia leader indicated a radical Potter released Bakker on $250,(XX) near the Ein el-Hilweh refugee camp Lebanon on the Fatah-Revolutionary tacked. homes, Rolls-Royce and Mercedes “We’ve lost a battle, but we’ll win Palestinian group was involved. bond after expressing concerns that when the relief workers’ white Council, the radical Palestinian “We condemn that humanitarian cars and unusual luxuries like an the war,” lawyer George T. Davis Police and the Red Cross iden­ Peugeot car arrived, police reported. guerrilla group headed by terrorist workers who bring assistance to a air-conditioned doghouse. said. “There was so much negative his followers might try to help him tified the victims as Emmanuel “Christen parked the car at the Abu Nidal. Abu Nidal is the nom dc country at war are kidnapped, be­ “He was called by God. But even­ preu-ial publicity that he was unable flee the country. Christen, 32, and Elio Erriquez, 23, center’s parking lot and climbed out, tually the money became too much lA 'I guerre of Sabri al-Banna, a former cause it hinders a very important to get a fair trial in this community.” “My concern is that his supporters and said both worked as orthopedic The Ass(5ciated Press holding an artificial limb. Erriquez official in Yasser Arafat’s work the Red Cross is doing in for him,” said Ricky Hill, who said Bakker took off his glasses and arc so zealous that they have what I technicians at the Red Cross center, got out from the car’s opposite door, mainstream Fatah movement who Lebanon,” Bischof said. during jury selection that he was a stared straight ahead as the verdict call the Jim Jones mentality,” Potter which distributed the artificial limbs SHE’S A ROCK — Tammy Faye Bakker sings “On Christ the Solid Rock I Stand” in front of followed by a Lebanese ICRC split with the Palestine Liberation Apart from the two Swiss ab­ Christian. “We kept looking for was read. His wife, Tammy Faye, sat said, referring to the cult leader who to victims of the 14-ycar-old civil employee,” a police spokesman Organization leader in 1973. ducted today, 16 Westerners, includ­ something from the dcfcn.se and we quietly behind him; her eyes welled the federal courthouse in Charlotte, N.C., Thursday after her husband, Jim Bakker, was war. led hundreds of followers to commit said. Sidon houses the teeming Pales­ ing eight Americans, are held never saw it.” with tears. suicide in Guyana a decade ago. found guilty of fraud and conspiracy. 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Oct. 6„ 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Oct. 6„ 1989—9 OPINION Burmese students hijack Governor Revolving airliner with 85 aboard BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — At Mergui to Burma’s capital, Ran­ munity to isolate the military least two Burmese students hijacked goon, when the hijackers ordered government. doors at a Burmese airliner with 85 people the pilot at gunpoint to divert to Thousands of Burmese students off base aboard today and demanded that Thailand, Burma’s neighbor, ac­ joined ethnic rebel groups along the their country’s military government cording to Burma’s official news Thai-Burmese border after Burmese the KFA release all political prisoners. agency. The report said three hijack­ troops crushed a student-led upris­ The students forced the Fokker 28 ers were involved rather than two as ing in Burma in September 1988, aircraft to land at a Thai military air­ reported by Somchai. killing thousands of people on Rt. 6 field and held the passengers The plane landed at 5:40 p.m. in demonstrating against years of By Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta hostage, said Col. Somchai Utaphao, 80 miles southeast of authoritarian repression. Qearly something must be done on the federal Dhanarajata of Thailand’s Supreme Bangkok, and the hijackers The crackdown on dissent con­ level to resolve the impasse over the construction WASHINGTON — John Todhuntcr ; Command Joint Operations Center. presented a list of demands to tinued this year, and a Rangoon of a good highway through eastern Connecticut to was once the federal government’s top ; They insisted on a response to military officials at the airfield, military tribunal recently sentenced replace the presently inadequate Route 6. watchdog for pesticide manufacturer.*). ; their demands by midnight (1 p.m. Somchai said. three students to death for allegedly Now he works for them. ; EDT). It it was unclear whether they The plane carried 81 passengers planting a bomb at an oil refinery It is just as clear the solution proposed by Gov. had made any threats if their and a crew of four. The passengers near Rangoon which killed two William O’Neill is a very bad one with far-reach­ Todhunter headed the EPA’s toxic and ■ pesticides division, which attempts to cn- . demands arc not mcL Somchai said. were believed to be Burmese nation­ people in July. ing implications for the protection of the environ­ sure that insect repellents placed on the I The hijackers also demanded als since Mergui is off-limits to TTie government blamed this and ment everywhere in the nation. market arc safe. After leaving govern- ] more freedom in their country and foreigners. another explosion in July at Ran­ O’Neill’s frustration is understandable. The ment service in 1983, he opened his own ; that Burma’s military reduce its role It was the first known hijack of a goon’s City Hall on students groups business and became an adviser to the < in running the country, Somchai Burmese aircraft in recent decades. in contact with the insurgents. state is locked in an impasse over construction of said. Thailand has attempted to estab­ Diplomats and dissidents say the road because the federal Department of bug spray makers. j Before leaving the ERA, Todhunter I Thai marines surrounded the lish good relations with the military several thousand pro-democracy Transportation and the federal Army Corps of En­ gained a reputation for favoring the | aircraft of Burma’s national airline, government in Rangoon and has supporters have been arrested since gineers have different views of what should be chemical indusUy. We revealed two cases ; Myanmar Airways, and a U.S.- made several deals to exploit July, when the two leading opposi­ done. Those views reflect their different objec­ in which he claimed two chemicals were | U-ained, anti-hijacking unit from the Burma’s abundant timber and tion politicians, Aung San Suu Kyi tives. safe despite ERA scientists’ conclusions * Thai air force was cn route to the fishery resources. Burmese student and Tin Oo, were placed under airfield, he said. activists have criticized these links house arrest. And the problem has been dragging on for years that they could be cancer-causing. | Todhuntcr isn’t the only ERA official to , The plane was returning from and want the international com­ with no real promise of a solution. switch sides. 'The revolving door moves ; But that docs not justify O’Neill’s suggestion briskly at the ERA, as bureaucrats p^lay ; that authority over wetlands permits be shifted inside knowledge into private sector jobs. | Companies can gain a competitive edge ' East Germans reroute train from the Corps of Engineers to the Department of The Associated Press by hiring a former insider, someone who, > Transportation. It has incurred the wrath of en­ HANOVER, West Germany (AP) into Poland legally in private cars, for example, can expedite approval for I demonstration Monday in Leipzig POLITICAL STATEMENT — Opposition leader Guillermo Endara holds a sign that — A train carrying more than 6(X) Hessischcr Rundfunk radio said. by 20,(X)0 East Germans. vironmentalists and has been rejected by Connec­ certain products. reads “I consider myself arrested” Thursday. Later in the day troops entered party East German refugees rolled into The ZDF television network said ticut delegates in Congress. There’s no evidence linking Todhunter The figures were cited at a prayer President taxes Democrats headquarters, but Endara escaped. West Germany today after a similar the train’s original route was ap­ service in an East Berlin church late Conflict of objectives between federal agencies to unlawful or even improper conduct. He exodus had been disrupted for and some other government officials are parently changed to avoid a repeat Thursday, the radio said without charged with different responsibilities is not un­ taxes. So, as 1989 opened, they settled where the money would come from. several hours by thousands seeking elaborating. By William Rusher lawfully exploiting what many believe is of earlier riots at the East German usual and it is not necessarily bad. But when such down to enjoy the coming Republican Thus, the president’s child-care to board the freedom trains. city of Dresden, where East Ger­ Poland contributed two extra cars a flawed set of ethics laws. Some sources a conflict puts the state in an untenable position, double-cross of the electorate. But when proposal was countered by a far costlier Panamanian opposition leader The East Germans, chanting mans tried to board trains to the to a six-car East German train sent George Bush and the Democratic Con­ believe the situation at the ERA is a scan­ Budget Director Richard Darman had Democratic package. When he went on “Deutschland!” and shouting thanks, West as they passed through. to carry the refugees to West Ger­ something has to be done at the federal level to gress went eyeball-to-eyeball on the issue dal waiting to happen. Todhunter completed his negotiations with Congress national television to ask for billions left Warsaw, Poland, by train Passenger Lutz Kopccky, 29, said many, which grants them automatic resolve it. of taxes, and now the Democrats have defended his switch to the private sector over the fiscal 1990 budget, it called - more for the war on drugs. Sen. Joseph Thursday night on a trip via their East German police and state citizenship and helps them start new The Army Coips of Engineers had proposed blinked. in an interview with our associate Scott escapes raid by government sure enough - for no new taxes. The Biden followed him within minutes to Communist homeland and arrived in security agents lined the route lives. In deciding to battle a revenue-increas­ Sleek. He said the approval process for widening the existing Route 6 as an alternative to Democrats swore that it was a trick, and complain that Mr. Bush’s plan was miser­ Laatzen, a Hanover suburb, nearly Thursday. Stations were empty and Julia Lange said the train stopped ing reduction in the capital gains lax by various products is open to public a plan that would eliminate 77 acres of wetlands. anyway that Bush couldn’t possibly per­ ly and that still more billions were PANAMA CITY, Panama (AP) — Soldiers 14 hours later. shortly after crossing from Poland to offering a substitute plan that would raise scrutiny, leaving li(tle opportunity for A resident living near the opposition office where the train never slowed or stopped form it twice. “Wait till next year!” was needed. Even the president’s request for stormed the building where opposition leader Guil­ Endara had been staying said two truckloads of sol­ The 633 refugees, who were ac­ before reaching West Germany, he East Germany and officials boarded. But the Department of Transportation contends the top income tax rate, the House sweetheart deals. their cry. tens of millions of dollars to help Poland lermo Endara was holding a hunger strike, but a col­ companied on the train by West Ger­ said in an interview. “We were informed that we were that alternative would result in an unsafe highway. Democratic leadership has accepted Others are not so sure. For example, diers surrounded the block, stopped traffic and then Meanwhile, Bush’s refusal had had and Hungary shift to sounder economic man envoys, cheered, whistled and Another 386 East Germans who being expelled and they collected Since the state’s elected representatives in whatever onus may be thought to accrue the ERA has turned a blind eye toward league said he was safely spirited away before the entered the building, apparently looking for Endara. another effect: It ratified and prolonged policies was met by Democratic com­ hugged each other when a local left via Hungary reached West Ger­ our passports,” said Ms. Lange, 30. to the first party that calls for a tax in­ health hazards associated with bug raid. Journalists were kept 200 yards away from the Washington find themselves unable to support the strategy of Ronald Reagan, which was plaints that we should be giving them politician welcomed them as “my man soil Thursday, border police crease. sprays. Government officials have known A nearby resident said the Uoopers fired tear gas in scene. The freedom trains that left O’Neill’s drastic solution, they should feel obliged to battle increases in federal expenditures many millions more. countrymen.” said. for years that some flammable indoor in­ the raid late Thursday. It came hours after Gen. Associated Press photographer John Hopper was Czechoslovakia brought 1,600 East To be sure, it would apply only to “the by keeping Congress on short rations, But such games are for children. What Manuel Antonio Noriega, who survived a coup at­ They looked well-rested and more The journey comes as East Ger­ Germans to the West Thursday. to push for some other means of resolving the im­ secticides don’t adequately warn the con­ on the head and his equipment was confiscated. rich”. Voters may not object to a tax that financially speaking. To vary the is driving the Democrats crazy is the sight tempt Ihesday, told the nation that the goverrunent relaxed than those who arrived ear­ many, deeply embarrassed by the In Prague, 200 East Germans left passe and finding a way to build a road in the east­ sumer of fire hazards. Only now are they The wound required stitches. Equipment also was won’t (in theory) affect them personally. metaphor, you can’t play poker without of all those taxpayers out there - and not would get tough with its opponents. taken from a cameraman for an American television lier in the week from Czechos­ exodus, begins two days of celebra­ the West German Embassy late ern part of the state to serve at least some o f the talking about imposing stronger labeling But once the camels’ nose gets into the just the rich ones, by a long shot - who Endara, the former opposition presidential can­ network. * lovakia. tions marking the communist Thursday and headed home with chips, and tax revenues arc the poker requirements on the indusuy. needs that would have been met if Interstate 84 tent, the whole beast is sure to follow have been getting away for years without didate, “is now in a safe place,” a collegue, Willie Cochez would not say how Endara managed to West German officials and Red country’s 40th anniversary. promises from their government of chips of politics. It is tme that actual ex­ The ERA has also known for some time had been consUucted on the path originally very shortly. a tax increase, thanks to Reagan and Cochez, said later Thursday. He would not elaborate. Cross workers readied temporary Among those flying in to attend legal emigration within months. penditures rose in many cases, even about another lawn and garden insec­ leave the offices without being captured by troops. planned. In pledging “no new taxes” during last Bush. The Democrats’ dilemma has Endara is in the 16th day of a fast. He wants Security forces were at the building throughout housing and other forms of care. the festivities is Soviet President Sources said about 10 East Germans during the Reagan administration, be­ ticide, Spcctracidc, that occasionally rup­ year’s campaign, Mr. Bush achieved two resembled that of the lady who was at Panamanians to delay tax payments and boycott Those aboard had crowded West Mikhail S. Gorbachev, who is ex­ still were inside the mission. cause programs already in effect were on tures its container. Concerns have been much of the day. When reinforcements arrived, eight things worthy of note. once inflexibly virtuous and violently in­ government lotteries and casinos, thus depriving the Germany’s Embassy in Warsaw in pected to ask East Germany’s aging legislative escalators that made them stirred about the chemical’s hazardous ef­ gunmen in civilian clothes fired in the air outside En- Czechoslovak police used riot Letters policy First, he put the Dukakis campaign in a flamed. Now they have decided to follow government of needed revenues. hopes of joining the East Germans hard-line leaders how they plan to grow, year by year, without further action fects when in spills indoors. The ERA dara’s office, dispersing scores of supporters. police to seal off the embassy from comer. Dukakis had pledged that he the example of her weaker sister, who In Noriega’s televised speech, he ridiculed En- who have made their way through handle the westward flight that is more East Germans. East Germany by Congress. But, in the absence of new only recently — spurred by public pres­ Earlier, members of the IDefense Fbrees dressed in The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters to would increase taxes “only as a last “vowing she would ne’er consent, con­ dara’s hunger strike and said he had evidence that the Hungary, Czechoslovakia or Poland draining much of the East Ger­ restricted travel to Czechoslovakia taxes, new programs were - and still are - sure — is seeking solutions. civilian clothes entered the building and arrested two the editor. resort” - which is politicalese for the day sented.” United States had planned to install Endara as presi­ since mid-September. More than many’s work force. earlier this week. almost out of the question. Insecticide makers must register their people. They held everybody inside for three hours. Letters should be brief and to the point. They should after Inauguration Day. So the American The House Democrats, or the Senate, dent. Noriega annulled May 7 national balloting that 47,(X)0 East Germans have left since West German radio said some There was sympathy among products with the pesticide office of the Ten rebels died and 23 people, including three be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ease in editing, pieople were given a clear choice between The Democrats, who are no fools, may well reverse the House leadership’s international observers said Endara was winning by a then. people reportedly were “gravely in­ C :echoslovaks for the East German ERA. Scientific data is weighed by agency members of Noreiga’s general staff, were arrested 2 double-spaced. Letters must be signed with name, ad­ the candidates on this key issue, and Bush reacted with a strategy that made up in call for a tax increase. But the spell has 3-1 margin. West German radio and television jured” when East German police in refugees. The hard-line Prague scientists who make sure the data meets when Uoops loyal to the government crushed the dress and daytime telephone number for verification. was elected with an unarguable mandate sheer cynicism what it lacked in objective been broken - and the Democrats broke Noriega compared the coup attempt with the failed reported that as soon as the train Dresden prevented people from government guidelines. According to ERA revolt, the government said. government has also refused The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the inter­ to oppose any tax increase. merit: Whenever President Bush called it. U.S.-backed Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba in 1%1 Calling the coup attempt another Bay of Pigs, left, about a dozen more East Ger­ boarding trains heading West late democratic reform. est of brevity, clarity and taste. The Democrats insisted, and no doubt for new expenditures to meet pressing scientists, the pesticide office is marked mans entered West Germany’s Em­ Wednesday and early Thursday. by a pro-business bias. These scientists and said he would propose a package of “war laws” Noriega said the United States “had left in the lurch “Of course they are running Address letters to; Open Forum, Manchester Herald, believed, that Bush was simply lying: that problems, the Democrats would call for William Rusher is a syndicated dealing with national security. bassy in Warsaw in hopes of gaining Also, 150 injuries and 80 arrests blame part of the problem on the migra­ those it had bribed.” away,” a 40-year-old Czechoslovak P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. he would be compelled to ask for new bigger ones and let Mr. Bi sh worry about columnist. Brandishing a rifle given him by supporters and permission to go West. They crossed reportedly occurred during a tion of their bosses to private industry He said American troops from the Southern Com­ said on condition of anonymity. quoting a Spanish proverb, Noriega promised “blows mand military installations along the Panama Canal jobs. for the undecided, lead for the enemy and silver for Several ERA scientists told us that they tried to block loyal forces from coming to his rescue the friend” in a speech from Santiago, 150 miles west Open Forum have resisted pressure from companies when soldiers took him hostage in the Defense For­ that have clout to accelerate their review of Rmama City. ces headquarters building. of products. “I think when you’re expediting anyth­ publisher might not participate directly in tainly caved in fast on the decision to deny of this community. Grand Opening Celebration ing, by definition, you’re being asked to Silence inexcusable editorial decision m ^ing, but the process Mr. Weiss his raise for unsatisfactory perfor­ To suggest that the Democrats hired some­ cut comers,” one source said. “If you’re COMING SOON! begins with the hiring of editors, and the mance. one to replace him, as was suggested in the BEST BUY doing an expedited tune-up on a car, I To the Editor: publisher communicates decisions by means Ted Cummings hopes that Manchester ad, was ludicrous also. The agreement between the Eighth Dis­ don’t think the tune-up is going to be as MOVIE EXPRESS OIL CO. The Manchester Herald failed to serve its of budget control. voters won’t remember that it was 210 PINE STREET, YARN MILL SHOPS V erno n, C T G. FRIED aRPETLAND readers when it chose not to participate in Republican Directors Terry Werkhoven and trict and the town was not just a Democratic good.” The city editor, reciting excuses, only The relationship between the ERA and the recent debate over real or apparent con­ Ron Osella that opposed the pay raise and victory! IVe Specialize In New Releases 875-0876 proved that the Herald, like any newspaper, the bug-killing consulting business turns Serving the community over 100 years flict of interest involving the chairman of the is a reflection of its owners and managers. special annuity. We stuck by our guns! It was years in coming and due to the ef­ Planning and Zoning Commission. And it was Terry Werkhoven, Goef Naab forts of many individuals of both parties and out to be an incestuous one. Steve Schat- ONLY! The newspaper takes on the personality of its zow, who headed the pesticide office until The Herald, one of Connecticut’s best editor and publisher — in this case, one and Ron Osella who criticized Mayor the Eighth District’s Board of Directors. 1986 is an attorney representing manufac­ Multiple Copies Always Available!!! OPENS a NEW STORE community newspapers, ought to be willing characterized by uncertainty and awkward DiRosa for violating our Town Charter that Let’s get real! .69® to take a stand on any issue that affects the silence. requires a special board meeting be held turers. Steve Jellinek, a top pesticide offi­ Watch For Our Diesel Fuel Also Available Donna R. Mercier cial during the Carter administration, runs tSO Gallon Min. community. The fact that the newspaper’s Douglas A. Bevins every two years to evaluate the job perfor­ 90 Clover Lane a successful consulting firm with the GRAND OPENING! Price subject to change - Volume Discounts management had its own conflict of interest 102 London Road mance of the town manager. Mr. DiRosa Manchester should not have ruled out an editorial-page Hebron promised to comply and schedule the re­ same type of clients. G. FRIED CARPETLAND EAST presentation of informed explanation or in­ quired meting but that promise was not kept! Former ERA officials we contacted terpretation of the news. The public deserves to know the U"ue facts deny they wield their influence improper­ 721 Main Street The Herald would like its readers to Boss twists truth to set the record straight and no political ly. But they do concede they have asked INTRODUCING believe it is first in local news and local rhetoric to hide the issues. The Democratic O’Neill off base for expedited approval on some products East Hartford, CT views. Yet it was The Hartford Courant that candidates must start speaking for themsel­ and often call to check the status of pend­ KUNG-FU AND TAI CHI c l a s s e s To the Editor; ing product applications. broke the story about the PZC chairman, and Democratic Party Boss, Ted Cummings, ves and defending their own records, no mat­ To the Editor: it was the Journal Inquirer that led the way in ter how dismal. Isn’t it time for a Recently Gov. William A. O’Neill ques­ In the eyes of some, that’s enough to BY MALEE KNOW, WORLD CLASS INSTRUCTOR has once again twisted the truth by telling bias the system. 528-9892 denouncing the political arrogance that per­ Manchester voters at a recent press con­ change...for the better, to end Party Boss tioned the authority of the Army Corps of Demonstrations & Open House mitted a breach of ethics. (The controversy control and restore competent leadership to Engineers in the recent decision denying per­ ference that the Majority Democrats forced Mini-editorial over the PZC chairman’s vote, however, is former Town Manager Robert Weiss into Manchester’s government? mits needed for the Route 6 Expressway. Friday, Oct. 6th - 6 p.m. & Saturday, Oct. 7th - 12 noon A parade of Washington politicians and no more likely to bring down his party than retirement. Mr. Weiss refutes that claim in a Ron Osella Had the decision gone the other way, Extraordinary savings economists has been traveling to Moscow at 341 Broa(d St., Manchester (across from Super Stop & Shop) the controversy over the JI editor’s political followup article, saying “There is absolutely Town Director giving the DOT what was wanted, would to impart the wisdom of Western contributions threatened to bring down his no Unth” to that claim. 410 Hackmatack St. there have been any question on the newspaper.) Manchester, CT. economics. Federal Reserve board Chair­ 1 Ted, you’re fast becoming the “Joe Izuzu” authority of Army Corps of Engineers? It was embarrassing that when the Herald man Alan Greenspan is the next luminary 12 X 9 TO 12 x 14 of Manchester and there’s a lot of set to depart for the Soviet Union. This publisher’s spouse was accused of a conflict Democrats, as well as unaffiliated and O’Neill is now pressing for legislation of interest, the Herald ignored the issue in its which would take the decisions away from strikes us as one of the most diabolical SELECT BROADLOOM REMNANTS Republican voters out there who have “had ‘Let’s get real’ CIA plots ever hatched against the Red column of institutional opinion, belatedly enough and aren’t going to take it anymore.” everyone but the DOT on highways to be twittering in the city editor’s op-ed page built. As many in the state have found out, menace. All the Soviet Union now needs In fact, you’re obviously the one who’s con­ To the Editor: is a $3 Uillion national debt, $2(X) billion column that to have put the matter in ducting the “strange, sour and mean- the DOT is unrelenting in the taking of % perspective would have been a disservice to Why is it that every year, come election properties without prior permits for projects deficit and a major banking crisis — all spirited” campaign you accused the time, unth in advertising becomes selective ailments suffered by the United States. U ^ a icL A ta n the community. Republicans of doing. And now I see the in which the condemnation of property The Herald’s views have been clear in half-truths? would so warrant. Then there is the erosion of our trade first negative campaign ad in the paper mis­ If you believed everything you read, you’d

MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Oct. 6„ 1989-13 Eagles in a ^must win’ situation against the Giants In Brief . By Barry Wilner UConn 11 posed to win at home.” how you could even think it is close The Associated Press geles Rams, also 4-0, take on Atlan­ er Carl Banks, haven’t forgotten last to. Eagles coach Buddy Ryan, whose to being solved.” ta. team is besieged with injuries, year’s game at the Vet. Early in the “But it’s me, so you just have to Giamatti to be remembered The Eagles call it no less than a Nobody has solved the Giants yet, The league’s winless pair, the second quarter, Banks rush^ Ran­ agreed with Carter. although their opponents so far mark that one off as a play I didn’t must game. The Giants say it’s a Lions and Cowboys, are on the road. dall Cunningham, hit him low and make.” h a v en (AP) — A. Bartlett Giamatti, the late hits the road “All (coaches and players) seem (Washington, Detroit, Phoenix and game they must play, nothing more. Dallas is at Green Bay arid Detroit seemingly sacked the Eagles’ Will it happen again? baseball commissioner, will be memorialized Friday at a to understand that to win our Dallas) are a combined 4-12. special service at Yale University. We can’t avoid it, we have to plays at Minnesota. quarterback. “I have a plan this year,” Banks VILLANOVA, Pa. — The University of Connecticut, division we have to beat the Giants,” “We’re going to have to play ­ Giamaui, who was 51, died Sept. 1 after suffering a win this one,” Eagles receiver Chris Also, it is Buffalo at Indianapolis, But the resourceful Cunningham admitted. “I want to catch him on with its non-league schedule complete, begins a stretch Ryan said. “The Giants have beaten ter this month with Philadelphia, hcjut attack at his weekend retreat on Martha’s Vineyard Carter said of Sunday’s game at Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Cleveland put down his hand to keep his knee the way to the stadium, lock him in of seven consecutive Yankee Conference encounters V . i* » f t everybody else in our division. So, Washington and Minnesota. Those in Ma^achusetts. He was buried Sept. 6 at the Grove Philadelphia. New York is 4-0, two we have to do something.” at Miami, Houston at New England, from hitting the turf, straightened up his car and send him to a movie Saturday when the Huskies (3-1) invade Villanova teams are certainly better than Phoenix at Washington, San Diego street Cemetery following private graveside services. g^ies ahead of the Eagles in the New York coach Bill Parcclls has and threw a touchdown pass to Jim­ somewhere.” Sudium to tackle Villanova University. NFC East. Detroit and Dallas right now,” Par­ at Denver, Kansas City at Seattle served as Yale’s 19th president from 1978 to the luxury of being in first place, mie Giles. It was a key play in Maybe he could send Cunnin­ The Huskies are 1-0 in conference play while the 'f i cclls said. “We have to go out there thinking and San Francisco at New Orleans. Philadelphia’s 24-13 victory. gham to Candlestick I^ k , where the 1986. He was named National League president after his Wildcats are 1-1 in the YanCon and 2-_2 overall. UConn win or lose, after this game. The Eagles have had a somewhat resignation from Yale, and on April 1 became baseball this IS for the season. Letting them On Monday night, the Los An­ “You’re talking about the play Giants and Cubs will play Game 4 is coming off a 31-20 success over Yale in their annual “This is a marathon race we’re tougher schedule, facing Seattle, geles Raiders, with new coach An commissioner. , " ,^ ‘S'-/1 gel three games ahead might be too running here,” Plarcells said. “This that made everyone’s highlight of the National League playoff tussle while Villanova last weekend shut out Columbia much. Washington, San Francisco and Shell, the first black head coach in film,” Banks said. “It was a great 38-0. isn’t a sprint race. I don’t know of Chicago, who arc a combined 11-5. series on Sunday. Because of that, Anderson, Kelly cited t y “And they’re on the road. We modem NFL history, are at the New play by him. I’m just sorry it hap­ This is Connecticut’s first visit to Villanova Stadium. if any division that after five weeks of The Bears carry their 4-0 record the 49ers, unbeaten on the road and need to win this game; we’re sup­ York Jets. pened to me because I like to laugh NEW YORK (AP) — Running back Neal Anderson of The teams have played twice since Villanova joined the the season is solved. I don’t know into Tampa Bay, while the Los An­ 0-1 at home, will play at New Or­ The Giants, particularly lineback­ at the guy that those plays happens leans. Ch^^ago and qu^erback Jim Kelly of Buffalo carried Yankee Conference, both times in Storrs, with the teams NFC and AFC offensive player of the month honors for splitting. Villanova won a year ago by a 21-14 count. It September while defense honors went to linebackers Three UConn players are listed among I-AA national LawrciKc Taylor of the New York Giants and Mike John­ leaders. Split end Mark Didio is sixth in receiving with son of Cleveland. 6.25 per game; quarterback Matt DcGcnnaro is I Anderson, who became a starter when Walter Phyton 20th in passing efficiency with 130.15 points; and punter SCOREBOARD retired, is second in the NFL in rushing with 444 yards Sean Fay is seventh in punting with a 41.3 average. As a ^ d leads the NFC with 523 total yards from scrimmage. team, the Huskies are ninth in the country in rushing Boston, R Bourque 1 (Janney, Wesley), 18:17 Taylor, an All-Pro in each of his eight seasons, had 30 defense, 10th in total defense and 13th in passing of­ (pp). Penalties—flarrasso. Pit served by Cal­ > A 5(jc.- tackles, including 4'/2 sacks. Both the Bears and Giants fense. Hockey lander (interference), :58; Kekalainen, Bos fm- arc 4-0. torference), 3:05: Rttsborgh bench, served by Villanova is led by senior quarterback Kirk Schulu Caufield (too many men on ice). 5:21; Transactions Kelly’ meanwhile, has led Buffalo to a 3-1 record with who in four games is 72-for-155 in the air for 788 yards NHL standings Johnston Bos (hoikJing), 10:30; Loney. Pit (tnp- X 'Nom 6 0 ^0DUr HIM.','! 80 completions for 1.204 yards and a league-leading 10 ping). 1735; Johnson, Pit (hookir^). 18 30; Md six touchdowns. He has also thrown nine intercep­ WALES CONFERENCE Wesley, Bos (hooking), 19:30; Neely, Bos ^ h d o w n s. He has just four interceptions and leads the HWlM^r to tWL WITH BASEBAU tions. His favorite targets are split end Robert Brady (14 Pitrick Division (cross-checking). 1930. “ \HEftR.„tHfir6ToK American League AFC in passing with a 104.8 rating. W L TPts Third Period—6. Pittsburgh, Stevens 1 catches, 267 yards, two TDs) and tight end Jeff Werth GF GA BALTIMORE ORIOLES— Announced that New Jersey 1 0 0 2 6 2 (Lemieux, Coffey). :14 (pp). 7, Boston. Neely 2 EXFEcrep VYHEM Johnson had 33 tackles, two interceptions and forced (14 catches, 150 yards, one TD). Frank Robinson, manager, has agreed to return NY Rangers 0 0 0 (R. Bourque, Wesley), 6:31 (pp). 8. Boston, B. three fumbles as the Browns started 3-1, largely on the 0 0 0 for the 1990 season. UConn’s ground game picked up against Yale with Wasliinglon 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sweeney 1 (Hawgood, Janney), 1131 (pp) 9, Y a i'ffi WJ Tmevep/, v/ioteNT -Released Dave Beard, strength of their defense. ^ ^ NY Islanders 0 1 0 0 5 0 Pittsburgh, Cullen 1 (Lenveui. Stevens), 18:14. junior Scott Vibberts, the former East Catholic High pitcher. Frill la delphia 0 1 0 Penalties-Delorme. Pit (holding), 2:45; 0 2 6 / ------lNVe6T|6fcTcR National League quarterback, the leading rusher with 16 carries for 90 Pittsburgh 0 1 0 Stevens, Pit (holding), 6:23; Delorme. Pit Trio shares Texas Open lead 0 4 5 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Announced that Adams Division (CTOSS-checking). 9:46 yards out of the tailback slot. Freshman Victor Taylor foRTHENEAM!', Stave Braun, minor league hitting coach, has Reginald Pinlo/Manchesler Herald Boston 1 0 0 Shots on goal—Pittsburgh 10-6-9—25 Bos­ SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Lanny Wadkins posted an had 16 carries for 60 yards. 2 5 4 been promoted to the major league dub for Buffalo 1 0 0 4 ton 10-18-15— 43. 2 3 1990 and that Rich Hacker, Dave Ricketts, Jim Husky coach Tom Jackson, with the win over Yale, is Montreal 1 0 0 4 1 Power-play Opportumbes—Pittsburgh 1 of 6; IT’S A GOAL - Bolton High’s Atilla Lengyel, center, blasts one past East Hampton goalie 2 FVggleman, Mike Roarke and Fled Schoan- matched by Mark Wiebc and Tom Sicckmann in the first Hartford 0 1 0 Boston 5 of 9. now third on the all-time coaching victory list in UConn 0 1 4 1 diensL coaches, would be invited back tor Scott Foster for the Bulldogs second score in Thursday’s game in Bolton. The Bulldogs Quebec 0 1 0 Goalies—Pittsburgh, Barrasso. 0-1-0 (43 round of the Texas Open. 0 3 4 1990. Placed Rod Booker, infielder, on waivers history. Only J.O. Christian (66 wins) and Rogert Ingalls CAMPBELL CONFERENCE shots-38 saves). Boston, Moog, 1-0-0 (2521) for the puqxjse of giving him his unconditional Attacking cozy Oak Hills Country Club with his cus­ would score five more times in their 7-0 victory that kept them unbeaten at 7-0. Norris Division A— 14,448. (49 wins) have more than Jackson. release. W L TPls Fieforee—a il McCreary. Linesmen—Gerard to m ^ fe^or. Wadkins dropped a 12-foot birdie putt on GF GA IE Senior Profsaslonal BatebaN Association Following this weekend’s game, UConn returns home Minnesota 1 0 0 Gauttvor. Pat Dapuzzo. 2 6 5 BRADENTON EXPLORERS-Traded Bobby his final hole to match the course record. The trio all next Saturday when it hosts UMass for a 1 p.m. ParenLs’ SL Louis 1 0 0 2 8 3 Bonds, outfielder, to the S I Lucia Legends In ^eking their first title of 1989. held a one-shot lead over Chicago 0 1 0 0 3 8 Sabres 4, Nordiques 3 Weekend game. Detroit exchange lor Al Cowens, outfielder; Bill Almon, Dan Forsman. 0 1 0 0 7 10 Quebec i g 2—3 Bolton keeps on rolling along infiekter; and Ken Clay and Mickey Mahler, Toronto 0 1 0 4 0 2 Buttak) ^ 2 1—4 pitchers. Smyths Division First Period— 1, Buffalo, Mogilny 1 (Snug- FORT MYERS SUN SOX—Signed Rick Man­ Fitzgerald an upset victim Calgary 1 0 0 2 10 7 gerud, Turgeon), 30. 2. Quebec, Lafieur 1 (For- ning and Tom Spencer, outfielders. Edrnonton 1 0 c 2 4 1 ber, Loiselle), 7:37. Penalties— Hogue, But Australia (AP) - Australian teen-ager Los Angeles ST. LUCIE LEGENDS-Purchased the rights 1 0 0 2 4 2 (hooking), 5:27; Vaive, But (holding), 10:09; I SI with easy win over Bellringers to George Foster, outfielder, from St. Todd Woodbridge defeated top-seeded John Fitzgerald in Mixed results Winnipeg 0 0 c 0 0 0 Marois, Quo (tripping), 1233; PobL Quo (rough­ Petersburg. Vancouver 0 1 0 0 1 4 m Queensland Open tournament. ing). 14:58; Ruuttu, Bui (roughing), 14:58. BASKETBALL BOLTON — Bolton High had the Second P eriod -3, Buffalo, Andreychuk 1 National Basksiball Associalion Woodbndgc ousted Fitzgerald 6-7 (4-7), 7-6 ( 13-11), (Ramsey, Ruuttu), :M. 4, Buffalo, Hartman 1 advantage in more ways than one in Boston 5. P ittslx-p- s ATLANTA HAWKS—Signed Duane Ferrell, (Playfair, Parker), 4:04. Penalties—Petit. Quo Anthony Taylor, Sedric Toney, Keith Wilson and for Soviets Thursday’s matchup with visiting Montreal 4, • (cross-checking), 12:46; Guorard, Quo (hold­ (Dthers qualifying for the round of eight were Jason Buffalo 4. Quebec 3 Doug Lee, guards, and MItoh McMullen, for­ East Hampton High. The Bulldogs, ing), 19:47. ward. Stoltenbcrg; No. 4 Wally Masur; and Darren Cahill. New Jersey 6, Pt»«o»or«a 2 Third Period—5, Quebec. Goulet 1 (Sakic, CHARLOTTE HORNETS—Signed J.R. Raid, the superior side to begin with, Minnesote 6, New '*or\ Isanders 5 Stastny), 2:17 (pp). 6, Buffalo, Hartman 2 (Ken­ forward, to a multiyear contract SL Louis 8, Chicago 3 played with a man advantage from nedy, Ramsey), 6:23 7. Quebec, Sakic 1 (For­ CLEVELAND CAVALIERS—Signed Ron Calgary 10. Detroit 7 11. Detroit, Klima 1 (Barr. Houda), 15:07. 12, in openers late in the first half en route to a tier. Goulet), 17:07, Penalties— Foligno, Buf Gnandison and Gary Voce, forwards. Walker on trading block Los Angeles 4, Toronto 2 (hooking), 2:09; Petit Quo (slashing), 9:21; Buf­ Detroit, Klima 2 (Chiasson, Federko), 18:39] shortened 7-0 victory in COC boys’ Edmonton 4. Vancouver 1 Penalties—Norwood, Dot major (fighting), 535; DALLAS MAVERICKS-Announced that Bill IRVING, Texas (AP) — With few marketable players falo berKh, served by Snuggerud (too many Wennington, center, has agreed to a two-year soccer action. Friday's Games men on ice), 19:41. Murzyn, Cal, minor-major (holding, fighting), Baseball Football to use for bargaining to acquire fresh talent, the Dallas 535; Gallant Dot (roughing). 7:33; Hanlon, Dot conbacL Signed Steve Alloid, guard Shots on goal—Quebec 13-7-6—26. Buffalo INDIANA RACERS—Signed Kato Armsbong, 'The game was called with just Philadelphia at Vteshington, 8;05 p.m. Mrved by Gallant (slasNng), 19:00; Norwood Cowboys have tried to trade All-Pro running back NHL Roundup 10-16-10—36. Sean Gay and Mark Whda, guards, and Brian over 15 minutes left after the Now York Rangers at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. Det (roughing), 19:00; Kocur, D ot major (fight- Power-play Qpportunities—Quebec 1 of 4; NFL standings Rahilly arid Ozell Jones, forwards. Hcrschcl Walker, according to published reports. Saturday’s Games mo), 19:00; Roberts, Cal. major (lighting), Postseason glance Bellringer goalkeeper displayed un- Buffalo 0 of 4. LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS—Agreed to Walker rejected a trade Thursday that would have sent 19:00; T.Hunter, Cal (roughing), 19:00 PLAYOFFS AMERCAN CONFERENCE Goalies—Quebec. Fiset 0-1-0 (36 shots-32 terrrw with Gary Grant guard on a contract ex­ -sportsmanlike behavior following Boston at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Third Period—13, Detroit Gallant 1 (Chias­ American League Eaal him to the Minnesota Vikings for “a slew of draft By Ken Rappoport saves). Buffalo, Puppa, 1-0-0 (26-23). tension. Signed Jeff Martin, guard, and Marlin Minnesota at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. son, Federko). 4:12 (pp). 14, Calgary. Macinnis Tuesday, O d. 3 Bolton’s seventh score. He received V A— 14,465. W L T Pd. PF m Nesstoy, center. choices,” officials said. The Associated Press Chicago at Washington, 7:35 p.m. F®berko 1 (Burr. Klima), Oakland 7. Toronto 3 Buffalo 3 1 0 .750 119 103 a red (ejection) card, the second of J Referee—Dan Marouelli. Linesman— Ron MIAMI HEAT—Signed Glen Fbce, fonvard, to Pittsburgh at New Jersey, 7:45 p.m. Finn, Bob Hodges. 804 (pp). 16, Calgary. Qtto 1 (Murzyn). 10:20 Wednesday, Oct. 4 Indianapolis The Cleveland Browns also expressed interest in trad­ 2 2 0 .500 71 80 a five-year conbacL the game for a Bellringer. Buffalo at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. 17, Calgary. Murzyn 1 (Hrdina, Makarov), 19 06 Oakland 6, Toronto 3. Oakland leads series Miami 1 3 0 .250 88 116 ing for Walker, but the running back’s veto of the trade It was a star-spangled night for Sergei Makarov and a Now York Islanders at Calgary, 8:05 p.m. (pp). Penalties—Nattross, Cal (holding), 3:24- 2-0 New England 1 3 0 .250 50 103 NEW JERSEY NETS-Traded John Bagtoy, “The East Hampton coach didn’t North Stars 6, Islanders 5 guard, to Boston in excharrge for the Celtics' to Minnesota apparently silenced talks with other teams pretty good one as well for Alexander Mogilny. Detroit at Vancouver, 8:05 p.m. M.Huntor, Cal (hooking), 6:05; Suter, Cal (hold-’ Friday, Oct. 6 N.Y. Jete 1 3 0 .250 98 115 think he (the goalkccficr) should Toronto at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. N.Y. Islandsrt 2 0 3__5 mg), 12:28; Burr, Dot (slashing), 15:08' Floury Oakland (Davis 19-7) at Toronto (Key 13-14) Central second-round draft picks In 1991 and 1993 and as well. Others didn’t fare quite so well Thursday night as the MInnaeota z 3 1__6 an undisclosed amount of cash. have been tlirown out, so he pulled Edmonton at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Cal (slashing). 15:08; Gallant Dot major-game 8:20 p.m. Cincinnati 3 1 0 .750 97 58 The Vikings sought Walker’s approval of the trade, and several Soviet standouts Sunday's Games First Period—1. Minnesota, Bellows 1 misconduct (spearing), 16:10; Calgary bench, Saturday, Oct. 7 Cleveland 3 1 0 .750 119 58 PHOENIX SUNS—Traded Ed Nealy, forward, his te;un off the field.” Bolton coach (Broten, Gartner), 2:59 (pp). 2, New Vbrk, to the Chicago Bulls for future considerations. began the .season. le T o ^ by T.Hunter (too many men on Ice), Oakland at Toronto, 136 p.m. Houston 2 2 0 .500 121 119 even though he doesn’t have a no-trade clause in his con­ Minnesota at Buffalo, 7^)5 p.m Fitzgerald 1 (Vukota, Crossman), 4:40. 3, New Pittsburgh FOOTBALL Ray Boyd explained. Hartford at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 8 2 2 0 .250 60 109 tract with the Cowboys, because he has talked frequently Makarov, a member of the Red Army’s famed KLM Iferk, Trottier 1 (Maloney, Crossman), 7:43. 4, Shots on goal—Detroit 8-11-13—33 Caloarv Oakland at Toronto, 436 p.m., if necessary National Football League The win keeps the Bulldogs un­ Philadelphia at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Minnesota, Modano 1 (Murphy), 8:14. Penal­ DALLAS COWBOYS-Placed Eric Brown, about retiring from football. Line, had a goal and two assists as the 11-15-10—36. Tuesday, Oct. 10 Denver 106 71 Now York Rangers at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. ty—Bergevin, NY (holding), 2:42. defensive back, on injured reserve. beaten at 7-0 overall, 4-0 in the Power-play Dpportunitios—Ooboit 3 of 5' Toronto at Oakland, 830 p.m., if necessary San Diego 86 93 Rumors of a possible trade of Walker to the Vikings opened defense of their Stanley Cup title with a 10-7 vic­ WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Signed Anthony COC East Division. East Hampton Detroit at Los Angalaa. 10:35 p.m. Second Period—5. Minnesota, Bellows 2 Calgary 3 of 7. Wednesday, Oct. 11 Seattle 79 88 tory over the Detroit Red Wings. (Zettfer, Gartner), 2:22. 6. Minnesota, Gartner 1 Kansas City Allen, wide receiver. Ftotoased Willard Fteaves, swirled Thursday, but Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, \ Goalies—Detroit Hanlon, 0-1-0 (36 shots-26 Toronto at Oakland, 830 p.m., if necessary 67 95 falls to 0-6-1 with the loss. (Modano, Bellows), 6:02 (pp). 7, Minnesota, running back. coach Jimmy Johnson and Walker refused to confirm’ Mogilny needed only 20 seconds to score his first saves). Calgary, Vernon, 1-0-0 (32-25) L.A. Raiders 100 93 Stefan Reicherstorfer, the foreign Broten 1 (Gartner, Bellows), 8:58. Penal­ A—20,010. National League NATIONAL CONFERENCE HOCKEY them. NHL goal, helping the Buffalo Sabres beat the Quebec f i ly—Flatloy, NY (holding), 532. Referee-Andy vanHollemond. Lines­ Wednesday, Oct. 4 East National Hockey League Nordiques 4-3. exchange student from West Ger­ Third Period—8, Minnesota, McRae 1 (Musil, men—Swede Knox, Dan McCourt San Francisco 11, Chicago 3 N.Y. Giants 4 0 0 1.000 116 58 NEW YORK ISLANDERS—Signed David many, had three goals and two as­ NHL results Chyzowski, toft wing, to a multiyear conbacL Easy Goer in Gold Cup Gavin), 1:23. 9, New \brk, Flabey 1 (Norton), Thursday, Oct. 5 Philadelphia 2 2 0 .500 114 109 “ He’s going to be a star in the league,” Sabres coach 3:56. 10, Nav Mirk, Crossman 1 (LaFontaine Announced Ihe retirement of Bbad Dalgarno, sists to lead the Bulldogs. He now Chicago 9, San Francisco 5, series tied 1-1 Phoenix 2 2 0 .500 70 96 Rick Dudley said of Mogilny. “It may take him a while Chyzowski), 6:45 (pp). 11, New York, UFon- NEW YORK (AP) — Easy Goer makes his final start Canadiens 4, Whalers 1 Saturday, Oct. 7 Vfeshington 2 2 0 .500 107 90 right wing has seven goals for the season. laine 1 (Flatfey, Wood), 14:03. Penalbes—Ber- Dallas to get used to the various subtleties in the league. He’s Montreal o 2 2—4 Oilers 4, Canucks 1 CNcago at San Francisco, 8:20 p.m. 0 4 0 .000 41 115 Saturday before the Breeders’ Cup showdown with gevin, NY (roughing). 437; Gavin, Min (rough­ HANGERS-Traded Michel Cliff Dooman added a goal, his Hartford g 0 1—1 Sunday, Oct. 8 Central i^chrival Sunday Silence, and Shug McGaughcy is get­ got a great skill level and he seems to be a proud athlete ing), 4:37; Siren, Min (interference), 5:42; EdriKHiton y 2 1—4 Chicago Nordiques to, First Period—None. Ponaltioe—\terbook, Har Chicago at San Francisco, 8:20 p.m. 4 0 0 1.000 129 61 Randy Moller, defenseman. team-leading eighth of the cam­ Malonoy, NY (high-sbeking), 8:16; Pilon, NY Vancouver g g 1—1 Green Bay ting nervous again. who wants to excel, and those two things together make (slashing), 9:23; Svoboda, Mon (cross-check­ Monday, Oct. 9 2 2 0 .500 117 119 WASHINGTON CAPITALS-Rocallod Bob t z . (roughing), 16:22; Modano. Min (interference), First Period—1, Edmonton, Carson 1 (Ander­ paign, and an assist and Atilla Len- ing), 17:29. Chicago at San Francisco. 3:06 p.m. Minnesota 2 2 0 .500 76 75 Mason, ^alte nde r, from Baltimore of the ' McGaughey trained Easy Goer through nerve-wrack­ you a pretty good shot to be a star at some point in time.” 18:29. son, Simpson), 9:23 (pp). Penalties—G.Smith, Tampa Bay gycl, Zac Morfprd, and reserve Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald Second Period— 1, Montreal. Skrudland 1 Wednesday, Oct. 11 2 2 0 .500 62 68 Other Soviets were pretty much no-shows, .some Shota on goal—Now York 8-7-17—33 Min­ Edm (holding), 3:20; Nordmark, Van (holding), Detroit ing losses to Sunday Silence in the Kentucky Derby and (Keane, MePhee), 9:31. 2, Montreal, Carbon- San Francisco at Chicago, 3:06 p.m.. if 0 4 0 .000 57 110 SOCCER Craig Kilpatrick had the other scores nesota 14-19-7—40. 8:52; MacTavish, Edm (hipping), 13:28; Tik- literally. neau 1 (Walter, Richer), 13:11. Penal­ necessary WsM American Indoor Soccer League Preakness before finally whipping him into shape for a USING HIS HEAD — Bolton High’s Dana Fortin rises kanen, Edm (roughing), 13:28; Smyl, Van L.A. Rams for Bolton. Brian Neil and Mike ties— Smith. Mon (holding), 4:38; Krygier, Har Power-play Opportunities—Now York 1 of 2; Thursday, Oct. 12 4 0 10 1.000 116 88 smashing victory in the Belmont Stakes in June. Viacheslav Pgijsov Sergei Starikov could only Minnesota 2 of 4. (roughing), 13:28; S.Smith, Edm (holdino) H ^ ^ A C K —Signed Homer Screws, above two East Hampton players as he heads the ball (interforonce), 4:55; Keane, Mon (cross-check­ 18:08. San Francisco at Chicago, 8:35 p m if San Francisco 3 1 0 1 .750 100 81 ^ f e n ^ ; Ibro Dachniwsky. goalkeeper; and Jones were among those who Goalies—New York, Healy, 0-1-0 (40 necessary Atlanta 1 With that race. Easy Goer started a four-race win manufacture a point between them — an assist for ing), 12:45; Verbeek, Har (cross-checking), Second Period—2, Edmonton, Buchberger 1 3 1 .250 78 88 Peter Hatbup, fonvard. notched assists. during Thursday’s game in Bolton. 12:45. shots-34 saves). Minnesota. Casey 1-0-0 New Orleans 1 3 1 .250 86 71 su-eak, going on to win the Whitney, Travers and Wood­ Fetisov — in the New Jersey Devils’ 6-2 victory over the (32-27). (Kurri, Messier). 6:12. 3, Edmonton, Anderson 1 Soccer Asaoclatlon “1 was really pleased the way we Third Period—3, Montreal. Richer 1 (Whiter, (Beukeboom, Simpson), 17:45 (pp). Penal­ WORLD SERIES Sunday, Ocl. MEMPHIS STOftM—Named Don Tobin head ward. On Saturday, not only will that streak be on the . A—12,522. cockcn. Carbonneau), 12:13, 4, Montreal, Smith 1 ties—Beukeboom, Edm (hipping), 1:31; Skriko Saturday, Oct. 14 — at AL, 8:31 p.m. dominated play going against the Buffalo at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. line in the $1,099,000 Jockey Club Gold Cup but also at Igor Larionov and Vladimir Krutov were both held haunt Coventry High as visiting set up opened, and Malloy put it into (Keane, Naslund), 14:47 (pp), 5, Hartford, Fran­ Floforoo— Mark Faucatte. Linesmen— Mark Van (tripping), 3:45; Kurri, Edm (holding), 9:14' Sunday, OcL 15 — at AL, 8:28 p.m. MIWAUKEE WAVE-Signed Petar Smith, Pare, Dan Schachta. Chicago at Tampa Bay. 1 p.m wind in the second half,” Boyd .said. Rocky Hill scored three times in the cis 1 (Burt Babych), 18:07. Penaltioa—Desjar­ Vfare. Edm (slashing), 15:12; Linden, Van (inter- Tuesday, Oct 17 — atNL, 8:31 p.m. forward, to a one-year conbacL risk will be Easy Goer’s status as Horse of the Year without a point as the beat the Van­ the hole. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 1 p m dins, Mon (high-sticking), 2:46; Walter, Mon, fererxie), 16:33; Tanti, Van (cross-checking), Wednesday, O cl 18 — at NL. 838 p.m. COLLEGE couver Canucks 4-1. “1 was nervous because we didn’t opening 40 minutes and then held Cleveland at Miami. 1 p.m. frontrunner. “I even thought we might have major (boarding), 3:40; Ferraro, Har (slashing), Blues 8, Blackhawks 3 18:47; Lacombe, Edm (roughing). 18:47' Thursday, OcL 19 — at NL, 8:28 p.m., if Steve hlas- score that much with the wind. But necessary Dallas at Green Bay. 1 p.ra on for a 4-3 decision Thursday after­ folded at halftime,” D’Anibrosio ad­ 13:12; Verbeek, Har (roughing), 15:00; Desjar­ a . ^ l e 2 3 3 - 8 Butcher, Van (roughing), 18:47. lek, basketball center, will pass up hIs final “The pressure is becoming a little bit more now,” Flames 10, Red Wings 7; Along with Makarov’s big Deboit at Minnesoti 1pm. the kids ceased me nervousness dins, Mon (cross-checking), 16:00. Chicago , , -,_3 Third Period—4. Vancouver, Sutter 1 (Smyl), Saturday. OcL 21 — at AL. 8:28 p.m.. if season of eligibility. ^ McGaughey said. “1 will be glad when the Breeders’ Cup noon in COC girls’ soccer action. mitted, "but we came back and necessary Houston at New England, 1 p.m opening-night effort, Jiri Hrdina and Joe Nieuwendyk Shots on goal—Montreal 7-7-5—19, Hartford First Poriod-1, St Louis, Zezol 1, 2:28. 2 631. 5, Edmonton, Messier 1 (Simpson, Muni), SOUTHERN CAL—Named Don Quarrie, is over.” each scored twice for Calgary. right away in the second half. They The win improves the Terriers to made a game of it.” 8-11-12—31. S t Louis, Hull 1 (Oates, Roberts), 631 (pp). 3 19:01 (en). Penalties— Lowe, Edm (h ik in g ), Sunday. OcL 22 — at AL. 8:28 p.m., if neces­ New Vbrk Giants at Philadelphia, 1 p m sprint coach, for the men's and women's back sary played again.st the wind very well.” 6-2 while die Fatriots fall to 3-2-2. Power-play Qpportunities—Montreal 1 of 4; Chicago. Presley 1 (Wwney, T.Murray), 19:51 132; Sandlak, Van (slashing), 10:53; Tikkanen, Phoenix at Vfeshingtoa 4 p.m, ’ 108 ms. The Breeders’ Cup Classic, worth $3 million, will be Fames, who won the Cup last year over Montreal Janet Wcrfcl made it a 3-1 game San Diego at Denver, 4 pm . Hartford 0 of 5. (pp). Penalties—Twost StL (roughing), 2:56; Edm, major-game misconduct (spearinq) David Boles had zero saves in Coventry is now idle until next NLCS result Kansas City at Seattls, 4 p.m. run on Nov. 4 al Gulfstream Park. Sunday Silence will go with tight defense, reverted to a wide-open style of play. before Alyson Guild scored what Goalies—Montreal, Floy, 1-0-0 (31 shots-30 G.Cavallini (roughing), 2:56; Presley, Chi 13:37. goal for Bolton. Thursday when it visits Cromwell saves). Hartford, SkJorkiowicz, 0-1-0 (19-15). (crosschecking), 2:56; Wwney, Chi (roughing), Shots on goal—Edmonton 9-6-5—20. Van­ & n Francisco at New Orleans. 4 p.m. into the Breeders’ Cup off an impressive victory in the Detroit goalie Glen Hanlon faced 36 shots, four more proved to be the game-winner for A—13,066. Atlanta at Los Angeles Ftams, 4 pm. The Bulldogs next sec action High. 2:56; Graham, Chi (high-sticking), 5;49- couver 14-9-11—34. Cubs 9, Giants 5 Super Derby on Sept. 24. than Mike Vernon of the Flames. the Terriers at 12:33. Johanna Referee— Kerry Fraser. Linesmen—Kevin Monday, Oct. 9 Saturday at 11 a.m. at home against Meagher. SIL (slashing), 6:07; Manson, Chi (el­ Power-play Opportunities—Edmonton 2 of 5' SAN FRAN CHICAGO Sabres 4, Nordiques 3: Left wing Mike Hartman, “A couple of mistakes (defensive­ VanKruiningen scored twice for the Collins, Mark Vines. bowing), 6:07; Lowry, StL (roughing), 10:04' Scholastic Cheney Tech. Vancouver 0 of 8. ■ b rh b i ab r h bi Los Angelas Raiders at New Ybrk Jets. 9 p.r Patriots, giving her a team-high six Raglan. StL (tripping), 10.-04; W n Dorp, Chi’ Goalies—Edmonton, Ranford, 1-0-0 (34 Butler cf 4 0 0 0 Wbiton cl known more for his fighting, scored twice for Buffalo. Bolton 2 5—7 ly) again, and not having a good Devils 6, Flyers 2 double minor (roughing). 10:04; Hrkac, StL (trip­ 4 2 3 1 U.S., Czech teams win goals for the season, but they shots-33 saves). Vancouver, McLean 0-1-0 Thmpsn 2b 4 1 1 1 Sndbrg 2b 3 2 1 1 Hartman, whose 316 penalty minutes led the team a East Hampton O 0—0 first half, which has been our trend ping), 10:04; Oates, StL (holding), 13:36; New Jersey 2 3 1—6 (19-16). Clark 1b 4 1 1 0 Smith If 4 1 1 0 MHS freshman football (AP) — The top seed meets the defending ye^ ago, was an unlikely hero in a game marking not Scoring: B- Reichorstorler 3. Lengyel, Mor- for three to four games, hurt again,” couldn’t come up with the tying Philadelphia 0 1 1—2 Momesso, StL double minor (roughing, high- A— 16,087. Mitchell If 4 2 3 2 Grace 1b ford, Dooman, Kilpatrick, sticking), 16;13; Graham, Chi (elbowing), 16:13; 4 1 3 4 freshman football team champ in the semifinals as both advanced today in the Coventry coach Chris D’Ambrosio marker. First Period— 1, New Jersey, Turgeon 1 Refere»—Flon Hoggarth. Linesmen— Shane MWIms 3b 4 1 2 2 Dawson rl 4 0 0 0 Golf only the debut of Soviet defector Mogilny but the Nordi- Saves: B- Boles 0, EH- Scott Foster 20. (Fetisov, Muller). 1:09 (pp). 2, Now Jersey, Tur­ Secord, Chi, double minor (roughing). 16:13; Heyer. Flandy Mitton. Kennedy c 2 0 1 0 Salazar3b 3“ -°' Thursday afternoon, Federation Cup women’s tournament. Coventry outshot the Terriers, Zazel, StL (hooking), 1833 3 1 1 1 que debut of former star Guy said. “Our inconsistency cost us,” he geon 2 (Muller, Broten), 4:17. Penal- Bathe ph 0 0 0 0 Lancasb p w r Chris Loomis. The United States, seeded first in the event, beat 13-9. Robin Russell had Second Period—4, S t Louis, Hull 2 (Momes- 10 0 0 O Con w and Vlfillis Rivera scored touch- Lafieur. ■' added. a strong ti«»^-B«ul>e, Phi (roughing), 1,00; Driver, NJ Oberkfl 3b 2 0 0 0 Dunston ss 3 1 1 0 so, Hrkac), 2:00. 5, S t Louis, MacL-ean 1 Texas Open scores All Aaron Custer. Pete Austria 3-0, losing only nine games in six sets. Czechos­ Coventry High falls outing at a midfield slot for (hooking). 1:09; Ruotsalainen, NJ (hoWing), Kings 4, Maple Leafs 2 Bedrosin p 0 0 0 0 Girardi c 3 1 0 0 Lafieur didn’t disappoint, either, scoring his first goal Marisa Giardina gave Rocky Hill 8:49; Qjanen, NJ (hooking), 14:49; Acton, Phi (Brind Amour, Oates), 835. 6, Chicago, Larmer SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Scores Thursday In Louie LaGuardIa Coventry. Toronto g , Sheridn rf 3 0 0 0 BieleckI p 2 0 12 snehorod tho dofense. lovakia, third seed and last year’s champion, outlasted of the season. the early lead before Sue Malloy (high-sticking), 1933. 1 (Brown), 17:13 (sh). 7. S t Louis, Meagher 1, Lefferts p the first round of the $600,000 PGA Texas Ftocky Hill Loo Angelos g 3 1—4 0 0 0 0 Asnmchr p 0 0 0 0 West Germany, 2-1, in the women’s version of the Davis short in comeback Second Period—3, New Jersey, Qjanen 1 19:06 (sh). Penalties—Manson, Chi (cross­ Brantley p 0 0 0 0 Law 3b Open played on the 6,575yard, par 3535—70 Lafieur said he feels more comfortable than last scored twice, both on indirect kicks Coventry checking), 1539; Raglan, StL, minor-major (in­ First Period—None. Penalties—Franceschet- 2 0 0 0 Bennet boys’ soccer Cup. 3—3 (Muller, Brown), 6:29. 4, New Jersey, Turgeon 3 Litton 3b 1 0 1 0 Oak Hills Counby Club: season, when he returned to the NHL with the New York COVEiNTRY — What’s become inside the penally area. Malloy’s Scoring: C- VanKruiningen 2, Warfel. FtH- stigator, fighting). 18:20; Wwney, Ctv, major ti. Tor (crosschecking), 239; Ricfwrdson, Tor (Driver, Albelin), 11:43 (pp). 5, New Jersey, Uribe ss Lanny Wadkins 30- 32—62 ^ lY te t Junior High boys' varsity soccer Malloy 2. Giardina, Guild. (fighting), 18:20. (roughing), 11:11; Miller. LA (roughing), 11 ;11. 2 0 10 Second-seeded Spain will meet Australia in Saturday’s Rangers after a four-year absence. an unwanted trademark — a poor first was a well-placed shot. On the MacLean 1 (Shanahan, Albelin), 13:14. 6, Riles ph 10 0 0 Mark Wiebe 31- 31 -6 2 ^ m tost to the East Hartford freshniw, 3-1, Second Period—1, Los Angelos, Kudelski 1 first half of play — came back to Saves: C- Kris Spencer 4, RH- Melanie Mon- Philadelphia, Bullard 1, 14:02. Penal- Third Period—8, Chicago, Savard 1 (Wilson Mnwrng c Tom Stockmann Vthde Bedell scored Ihe other semifinals on the hard courts of Tokyo’s Ariake Devils 6, Flyers 2; Sylvain TUrgeon scored three goals second, the Coventry wall that was (Robinson, McDonough), 10:54. 2, Los An­ 10 0 0 31-31-62 tante 7 ties-Starikov, NJ (delay of game), :51; Fetisov, T.Murray), 7:15 (pp). 9, S t Louis, G.Cavallini 1 Fleuschel p 0 0 0 0 Dan Forsman 31-32—63 Todd Longo, Angel Colosseum. geles. Baumgartner 1. 1435. 3, Los Angeles in his first game with New Jersey and Chris NJ (cross-checking), 9:56; Acton, Phi (rough­ (Zezol, Osborne), 13:01. 10, St. Louis Downs p 10 0 0 Steve Ftole 31- 33—64 ''•“ ''’'cW. Jay GannofL Chartle McDonough 1 (Gretzky), 14:47. 4, Toronto, Kor- Chris Evert crushed Judith Wiesner, 6-1, 6-0, and Terreri got his first NHL victory as the Devils beat the ing), 9:56; Baron, Phi (holding), 10:35; Tocchet Brind'Amour 1 (Oates), 1333. 11, S t Louis] Nixon rf Paul Azingar 30- 34—64 dic 1 (lalrate, Leeman), 19:43. Penal­ 2 0 0 0 nrt to 4-3"™^ C '*0 Ffyan also played wall. Ben- Phi (elbowing), 12:23; Qjanen, NJ (tripping) Meagher 2 (Fteglan, G.Cavallini), 16:20, Penal- Totals 35 5 105 Tolala Don Poolay 32- 32—64 Martina Navratilova, ranked No. 2 in the world, trounced FHyers. t o s - Lowry, StL (hooking), 2:02; Van Dorp, Chi ties—None, 33 9118 1 Jim Booros 14:38; Howe, Phi (hooking), 18:48; Shanahan, San Francisco 000 200 0 2 1 -5 33- 32—65 (roughing), 2:02; Tweet StL, minor-major (in­ Third Period—5, Los Angeles. Flobitaille 1 Donnie Hammond Barbara ftulus. No. 21, 6-4, 6-1, giving the United States The home opening defeat was the worst for the Flyers A’s biggest headache for Jays NJ (interference), 19:33; Fetisov, NJ (tripping), Chteago ------Bennet JV boys soccer (Nicholls, Robinson), 5:20 (pp). 6, Toronto, 000 003 OOx—0 33- 32—65 19:55. stigator, lighting), 6:52; Van Dorp. CN, major Stave Haskins 32-33—65 an unbeatable 2-0 lead. since a 7-0 loss to Los Angeles in 1971. Clark 1 (Ramage, Damphousse), 19:13. Penal­ DP—San Francisco 2. LQB—San Francisco The Bennet Junior High boys' junior varsity Third Period— 7, Philadelphia, Tocchet 1 (fighting), 6:52; Roberts, StL (hooking), 9:18; Hale InwIn 29- 36—65 Oilers 4, Canucks 1: Jimmy Carson, Kelly Buch­ ties—ftobinson, LA (interference), 1:36; Han­ 7. Chicago 8. 2B -G raca 2. Kermedy, Smith. soccer team dropped a 1-0 decision to In doubles, Navratilova and Pam Shriver teamed up By Ronald Blum AL president Bobby Brown (Howe, Murphy), 134 (pp). 8. New Jersey, Lalor. S I (roughing). 14:22; T.Murray, Chi Scott Hoch 34- 31—65 July 13 and OakUuid won 11-7. (roughing), 14:23 nan, Tor (elbowing), 5:03; lalrate. Tor (holding), 3 ^ & n d b e rg . H R-M ilchell (2), MaWilliams ^ M to O T rival tiling Thursday aftsrnooa Ben berger, Glenn Anderson and Mark Messier scored for the decided earlier this week to close Brown 1 (Fbddubny, C^nen). 11:37. Penal­ Flo bart Thompson 32-33—65 against Austrians Raulus and Wiesner, 6-1,6-2. The Associated Press Davis gave up seven hits and four 8:05; Tonelli, LA (slashing), 8:05; Ramage, Tor (1). Thompson (1). SB—Dunston (1). ^ t e , ^ r e y Wry. Matt Viara, Kevin Rapoll and ties—Poddubny, NJ (hooking), 634; Berube, Shots on goal—S t Louis 8-8-7—23, Chicago S—Downs. ' Loren Fiobarts 32-34—66 Oilers to put a damper on the start of Vancouver’s 20lh the roof for tonight’s game.and will 12-11-10—33. (holding), 12:34. CTris l^ d a played well ter BarmeL whose runs in 3 2-3 innings. Key allowed Phi, double minor (charging, roughing), 12:55- Billy Mayfair 32-34—66 record is 1-4. season in the league. Shots on goal—Toronto 8-13-9—30. Los An­ „ , IP H RER BB SO decide later whether to open it for Vblischek, NJ (roughing), 12:55; Shanahan, NJ, Power-play Opportunities—S t Louis 1 of 3- Tom Kite 32-34-66 TORONTO — Tne Toronto Blue eight hits and nine runs in 4 2-3 in­ geles 14-159—38. San Frandteo Defensemen are swapped game misconduct 12:55; Turgeon, NJ (trip­ Chicago 2 of 6. Bob Eastwood 32- 34 -6 6 North Stars 6, Islanders 5: Brian Bellows scored Jays have more to worry about than the other weekend games. The ^usch elL.O -l 2-3 5 5 5 0 1 nings. ping), 1931, Goalies—St Louis. Millen, 1-0-0 (33 shots-30 Power-play Opportunities—Toronto 0 of 1; Torrxny Armour III 34-32—66 NEW YORK (AP) — The acquired Los Angeles 1 of 3. Ctowns 4 2-3 5 3 3 5 5 twice and assisted on two goals as Minnesota recovered whether their dome is closed. forecast is for afternoon highs in the ^ t s on goal—New Jersey 8-20-4— 32 saves), Chicago, Chevrier, 0-1-0 (12-8) Lon Hinkle 33- 33—66 “I’ve liad good games against Goalies—Toronto, Bester, 0-1-0 (38 shots-34 Lefferts 2.3 i , 1 2 1 defenseman Randy Moller from Quebec Thursday in ex­ Philadelphia 16-12-12—40. Cloutier (11:55 second, 11-7) Jim Gallagher 34- 32—66 from a 1-8-1 exhibition record to win their first season The Blue Jays trail the Oakland 50s, so it could go cither way. them aid bad gancs against them,” saves), Los Angeles, Hrudey, 1 3 3 (30-28). ^ntley 1 0 0 0 1 1 Power-play Opportunities—New Jersey 3 of A—18,006. Bob Lohr Calendar change for defenseman Michel Petit. opener in seven years. A—15,598. Bedrosian 1 0 0 0 0 1 31- 35—66 Athletics 2-0 in the bcst-of-7 “Some do prefer it closed,” Key said, “just like aiy other club.” 6; Philadelphia 1 of 10. Referee—Dave Newell. Linesmen—Flon As- Hal Sutton 30- 36—66 Moller, a seven-year NHL veteran, all with the Nordi­ selstine, Jerry Pateman. Referee—Terry Gregson. Linesmen— Brad Chicago Toronto’s Kelly Gruber said Goalies—New Jersey, Terreri, 1-0-0 (40 David Ogrin 33- 3 4 -6 7 Bellows’ second goal snapped a 2-2 second-period tie. American League playoffs. There’s Key, a left-hander, might be Lazarowich, Ffyan Bozak. Bielecki 4 2-3 4 2 2 3 3 Today ques, had seven goals and 22 assists last season. He has shots-38 saves). Philadelphia, Wregget 0-1-0 Bob Gilder 34- 33—67 He then assisted on scores by Mike Gartner and Neal been a lot of talk about Toronto’s Thursday. “You seem to get a purer tougher to steal off of than rightics (32-26). Assenmacher 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 Dan Halldorson Football 33 goals and 119 assists in 508 NHL games. Flames 10, Red Wings 7 Lancaster W, 1-0 4 4 3 3 0 2 33- 34—677^®®'^Catholic at Xavier (Palmar Stadium), Broten. Basil McRae made it 6-2 early in the third before 10-0 record when the roof is closed fonn of baseball when it’s closed. It Dave Stieb aid Todd Stoitleyre, A—17,423. Jay Don Blake 31- 36—67 Petit, a six-year veteran, had eight goals and 25 assists Detroit 1 4 2— 7 Assenmacher pitched to 2 batters In the 6th. Clark Burroughs New York made it close on goals by I^t Flatley, Doug over the SkyEJome stadium. But makes for a true game of baseball. Referee—Denis Morel. Linesmen—Gord PB—Manwaring. 32- 3 5 -6 7 Toronto’s starting pitchers in the Broseker, Ray Scapinello. Calgary 3 4 3 _ ,g Kenny Kmx 3532—67 , BoyaSoccar for the Rangers in 1988-89. In 359 NHL games with You are able to see the pitches bet­ Umpires—Home, Froemmlng; FirsL Tata' East Hartford at Manchester, 330 Crossman and Pat LaFontaine. playing with or without a ceiling first two playoff games. T’he Ath­ First Period—1, Calgary. Nieuwendyk 1 Gary Flallberg 3532— 67 Vancouver and New York, he has 41 goals and 106 as­ ^ o n d . Quick; Third. Williams; LelL Marsh' Ffocky Hill at Covanby, 330 Kings 4, Maple Leafs 2: Rookie Hubie McDonough isn’t the problem. ter. I prefer it closed.” Bruins 5, Penguins 4 (Suter, Macinnis), 8:47 (pp). 2, Calgary, Dek Hockey Bill Britton 33- 34—67 letics have 10 stolen bases in the FlighL Hanrey. Qlrta Soccer sists. Roberts 1 (Makarov), 11:37. 3. Calgary] Bill Sander 34- 3 3 -6 7 scored a goal and added an assist to help Los Angeles The problem is Oakland’s Rickey The Blue Jays were 24-19 in the series, seven by Henderson. Pittsburgh O 2 2 4 Manchester at East Hartford, 3:30 Ranheim 1 (Qlmour, Hrdina), 11:59. 4, Deboit D uf^ Wbldorf 34- 33—67 SkyDome with an open roof. They Boston 0 3 2—5 Flay Stewart East Catholic al Sacred Heart 3:45 beat Toronto in the debut of Tom Webster as the Kings’ Henderson. “Jimmy Key has an excellent First Period—None. Penalties—Pedersen, ^ r to n 1 (Habscheid, Yzerman), 12:52. Perwl- 33-34—67 ties—Ranheim, Cal (hookirrg), 4:15; Houda Det Wtayna Levi V ollayball Pitino slapped with lawsuit head coach. It was also the first game for Doug Car­ “The riK)f is so high that I don’t were 2-0 in games in which ighe move.” Toronto maiager Cito Gas­ Bos (interference), ;42; Caulield, Pit (roughing), Manchester Devils Radio, TV 32-35—67 East Hartford at Manchester, 3:30 (interference), 7:58; Morton, Dot (holding), Morris Hatalsky 37-30-67 roof was closedd after play had 5:17; Neely. Bos (roughing), 5:17; Cullen, Pit Davis Love III NEW YORK (AP) — University of Kentucky basket­ penter as the Maple Leafs’ head coach. even notice if it is open or clo.scd,” ton said. “But Rickey is probably 17:54; Nonwood, Det (cross-checking), 20 00 The Manchester Devils shut out Candia’s of 32- 3 5 -6 7 begun. (hooking), 6:31; Lemieu*, Pit (roughing), 933; Gary Koch S aturday said Jimmy Key, who pitches the best baseruiuicr I’ve ever seen.” Second Period—5, Calgary, Hrdina 1 (Gil- East Hartford, 9-0. Rich Tramantano and Jim 33- 34—67 ball coach Rick Pitino has been sued for $5 million by Shoebottom, Bos (cross-checking), 13:41. Today Ftay Floyd Football Bruins 5, Penguins 4: scored two power- mour, Ranheim), 2:12. 6, Calgary, Hrdina 2 Korner scored three goals apiece lor the Devils 34- 33—67 against Oakland’s Storm Davis “1 liked the other place better,” Henderson was the center of at­ Second Period— 1, Boston, N ^ y 1 (R.Bour- Dave Barr rem ii at Manchester, 1:30 pm . Dick Regan Productions, a spokesman for the company play goals as the new-look Bruins opened their 66th (McCrimmon. Gilmour), 5:23. 7, Detroit Yzer- while Tom Glidden had two goals and an assist. 32- 35 -6 7 Davis said of Toronto’s old ballpark. que. Carpenter), 2:19 (pp). 2, Pittsburgh, P. 4 p.m. — Golf: RJR Champion­ Stave Hart „ BoyaSoccar tonight in Game 3. “I am concentrat­ tention Thursday in a i escalating nton 1 (Gallant Federko), 6:59 (pp). 8, Calgary, Todd Zinker added a goal and two assists while 34-33—67 said Thursday. season with a victory over Pittsburgh. Bourque 1 (McBain, Zalapski), 2:37. 3, Boston, ship, ESPN Flick Pearson Cho'iey Tech at Bolton, 11 am. “I pitched well in Exhibition Makarov 1 (Roberts, Suter), 7:17. 9, Calgary, Kevin Romanewicz collected two assists. Play- 34-33—67 The suit, filed in New York State Supreme Court, char­ ing on other things when I am on the w a of words. Toronto Ernie Douns 1 (Kekalainen, Wesley), 7:06 (pp). 4, Pit­ Flick Dalpos .... Croea Country With new coach Mike Milbury promising an offense Nieuwendyk 2 (Ranheim, Macoun), 932 (pp)] ^ well defensively were Bob Templeton, Mike 8:15 p.m. — A’s at Blue Jays, 33- 34—67 mound. The only thing you will Stadium. I pitched once in the dome. tsburgh, Brown 1 (Stevens, Cullen), 15:26. 5, Sposato and Flomanewicz. Steve Elkington Wickham Park Invitational ges Pitino with breach of contract regarding video and more wide open than in recent years, the Bruins outshot Whitt was aigry that Henderson 10, Detroit Kocur 1 (Zombo, C h ^ t ) , 13:04. 34- 3 4 -6 8 The ball carried well that time.” Channel 30, WFAN (660-AM) Billy Flay Brown Qlrta Soccer television production agreements Regan Prtxluctions notice on some days when the roof stole .second without a slide in the 3533— 68 NFA at East Catholic, 11 am . the Penguins 43-25, capitalizing on five of nine man­ says it made with the former New York Knicks coach. is open is a little more wind.” And how. Key and Davis pitched seventh inning of Gane 2. power advantages. against each other in the dome on 14— MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Ou. 6„ 1989

MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Oct. 6„ 1989—15 entertainment Puzzles _ ‘Cowboy in Mongolia’ airs Monday ACROSS 42 Mosaic piece Answer to Previous Puzzis 1 Joke 44 Sequence of By Jay Sharbuft ber commenting to the people with me that I Weekenders rulers ‘Happy accidents’ aided Von Sydow’s career 5 12, Roman The Associated Press wasn’t going to go abroad anymore during early 46 Bind 8 Hebrews June.” 12 Needle case 48 Cheese State By Bob Thomas (abbr.) NEW YORK — Located southwest of Da Like many who served in Vietnam, Shechy star. He has been working all over the needed it. I was restless, and I was very 13 Mountains Cipriano work exhibited (abbr.) 49 Actress — Nang, it once was fertile land. The VicUiam war would like to go back there someday, walk peace­ The Associated Press world ever since. Principal crazy if I was not allowed to work. 14 Of grades 1- made it a miserable, battered killing field nick­ father, a Navy veteran — “he’s an anchor- fully where he once fought, visit what once was PrS*" of Manchester Community Before leaving Montreal for a new film 12 54 Western College to n i^ t will open a solo exhibition of recent Through the years I have backed off. Life weed named the Arizona Territory. Dennis Shechy, a clankcr” — of World War II. the dusty, occasionally rocketed Marine base at MONTREAL — The blond giant stood in AusU'alia, Von Sydow paused for an in­ 15 Markdown paintings by Michael Cipriano. has helped me, and my friends and my 16 Arab garment 58 — Knievel Marine grimt then, knew it well. “Being there in Vietnam, even though it wasn’t An Hoa southwest of Da Nang. tentatively on the stage of the Place des terview: 59 Rage wife and my family. Today I don’t need 17 Not much (2 He was badly wounded near there in 1967. the best of times, did kind of expand this desire of “Even though I hated Vietnam when I was C ipri^o is chairman of the An Department of Central Artes theater, seemingly amazed at the Question; You have now directed your wds.) 60 — Dinesen; that therapy anymore.” “Out of Later, recuperating in a Navy hospital, he made a mine to learn more about Asia,” he says. there, hated being scared to death all the time, Connecticut State University and holds a doctorate from standing ovation accorded him by the first film, “Katinka.” How did you like 18 Pronounce Columbia University. His boldly crafted abstract images packed . indistinctly Africa” decision — as he notes in a PBS special — to But it took a while, starting with his first classes there’s a certain fascination about the place,” he being on the other side of the camera? Question: The acting life has sent you author nave a geometric orientation and are executed in many Max Von Sydow had come to the 19 Flying boat return someday to Asia, and “instead of search in 1968. The ultimate goal was to see China. At says. “Yeah, I’d go back there.” Answer: “It was a great experience, all over the world. Did you expect that 21 — art 61 Irritated lajws of acrylic glazes and metallic paints. Montreal World Film Festival for a 62 Vehicle and destroy, maybe build and reconstruct...” one poinL though, he’d almost given up hope of His links with the Marines he knew best in the very exciting. I had never had any plans when you started out? 23 AFL- — getting there. . . . ® P*’ogram begins at 7:15 p.m. with a showing of tribute to his 30-year career that has 24 Fleetingly 63 Calilornia He did just thaL not in Viemam, but in China, violent past and the Mongolian friends he’s made to become a director, but this was some­ Answer: “No, that happened later. It city ^ i r a Kurosawa’s 1954 film classic “Throne of Blood” brought distinction to movies on both voguish in Inner Mongolia, where he worked on a govern­ Then, in 1985, Chinese officials to whom he’d in the peaceful present are quietly noted near the thing very special. It dealt with a novel I 29 Southeast 64 Stepped on Baa Baara aanm has its advantages and its drawbacks. But 65 Year (Sp.) ment program to help save the windswept sent a resume hired him to work at a grasslands end of Monday’s PBS show with one sentence s t ^ n g Toshiro Mifune. At 9 p.m. a reception for sides of the Atlantic. The program in­ had found a long time ago; I fell in love wind Cipnano will be held in the gallery. that can be very exciting. I’m grateful be­ 66 Author Zane 3 Long grasslands. For three consecutive years, he lived protection project on a 15,000-acrc pilot area in that appears on screen. cluded clips from two widely divergent with it immediately and saw it as a film 33 “ I like — ” cause I’ve seen so much of the world that 34 Film director garment 8 Envious there during each year’s six-month growing Inner Mongolia. He and his family lived in a com­ “This film,” it says, “is dedicated to the men of "The program is free and the exhibition will remain on films: Ingmar Bergman’s “The Virgin with me playing a part in it. 4 Car part (2 9 Napoleon's view until Nov. 3. Gallery hours are from 9 a.m. to 9 I wouldn’t have seen otherwise. But Joel — season, joined each June by his wife, Marcic, and mune called Yihenoer Sumu. Foxtrot Company, 2nd Battalion, Fifth Marines Spring” (1959) and “Hannah and Her “I tried to convince my director friends, 36 Sensible DOWN wds.) island p.im on weekdays and 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays. sometimes you get a little too much of 5 Dec. holiday 10 Prickly shrub their three kids. Working on projects sponsored by China’s (1967) and the herding families of Yihenoer Sisters” (1986). but nobody caught on to it. Then someone 37 Sails The gallery is in the Frederick Lowe Building. hotel rooms and suitcases and packing 39 John 1 Strap on a 6 L o t------11 Place His story, and theirs, will be told Monday on government and various organizations, including Sumu.” A dialogue with the actor was followed approached me to direct the film, and I falcon’s leg (Beatles 20 — a la mode and unpacking. I think I’ll try to take it a Lennon’s son PBS, in “The Cowboy in Mongolia,” a one-hour the United Nations and the World Bank, Shechy □ □ □ by a screening of the Danish-made “Pclle couldn’t turn it down. I was too old to 41 Fort — , N.J. 2 And others (2 album) 22 Snapshot, for little easier in the future. wds.) short documentary made in 1987 by Andy Duncan and so far has made six frips to China. He plans to the Conqueror,” which drew the Motion play one of the parts, unfortunately. Time 7 Jacob's NOT NECESSARILY NEWS — Ah, the Bolton library book sale “I’m planning to do more theater, at father 24 South Pacific Dave King, faculty members at Oregon State return there in December. smell of the greasepaint, the roar of the news. The Picture Academy’s best foreign-language does these things to you. It was a great least one production a year, limited island group University in Corvallis. The Friends of Bentley Memorial Library in Bolton is film Oscar of 1988 as well as a nomina­ He was in Beijing in early June when pro- tradition of TV journalists playing themselves in experience, exhausting, but I learned a engagement.” 25 Similar in Now 42, Sheehy, an Oregon native, is an assis­ s^risormg a book sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at tion as best actor for Von Sydow. He lot.” kind democracy demonstrations led by students were entertainment shows continues. Next Tuesday, \ T ~ T ~ 7 — 26 Young tant professor at Texas A & M University. He has crushed in the bloody, intcmationally-tclcviscd the library. The sale of used paperback and hard-cover received a second standing ovation when Question; Where is home nowadays? T- i n TT Gcraldo Rivera, the talk show star who once books IS being held to raise money for the library, which Question; At the tribute you men­ socialites undergraduate degrees in Asian studies and Man­ show of force by government troops around he left the stage. Answer: “My home is in Paris. Funny 27 Urgent toiled for ABC News, will return to ABC, but in IS on Bolton Center Road (Route 85). MAX VON SYDOW tioned that the first 20 years as an actor 12 darin Chinese, and master’s and doctoral degrees Tiananmen Square. “It’s very strange,” he admitted after­ thing is that I haven’t spent much time wireless “thirtysomething.” On Oct. 16, Connie Chung of ward. “I don’t know how you feel, but I .. honored at festival were a kind of therapy for you. What did 15 signal in rangeland management. “All day Sunday I heard ambulance sirens, CBS News will materialize on CBS’ “Murphy there because I’ve been working el­ t - 28 Pay attention feel like I’m 25 inside. I don’t feel that I you mean? An odd combination. But it’s just as odd that shooting, and a pall of black smoking was hang­ Brown.” Last season, an episode of tJiat series fea­ Porter paintings exhibition sewhere. We have an apartment wWch I 15 to his interest in the Orient was kindled by his first have any kind of ‘lifetime achievement.’” Answer: “I have a feeling that many 30 Radiation ing over the city,” recalls Sheehy, who stayed put tured Linda Ellcrbcc, formerly of NBC News and A collection of Charles Ethan Porter’s paintings are on like very much. It’s a wonderful old Film critics would argue with that. If actors choose acting because there’s measures frip to Asia, one seen from a grunt’s perspective, at his hotel, located a short walk from the square. ABC News. exhibition at the Rockville Public Library. two-year military service, he enrolled in palace in the old quarter of Paris. It’s 31 Entity he had appeared only in the Bergman something they long for but cannot reach, in fields filled with booby traps, shell craters and The sounds of violence gave him an eerie I’vc- It is not known when or if Dan Rather will try a Porter, who lived in Rockville and Hanford before his the Royal Academy, training ground for where Beaumarchais wrote ‘The M a­ 32 Enticing enemy bunkers. films, Von Sydow would have earned a that there’s something they cannot ex­ 35 Negative becn-through-this-beforc feeling. sitcom, but there is an anchor precedent. Walter death in 1923, was one of first black artists in the area. such famous Swedes as Greta Garbo and nage of Figaro.’ It has been remodeled, “It’s hard to explain,” concedes Shechy, a shy, place in movie history. But he also has Ingrid Bergman. press in their private lives, that there’s a answer “Yeah, it did,” he says. “It’s funny in a way, be­ Cronkitc, when anchoring the “CBS Evening M historians have credited him with creating master­ and we have the attic of the house. 55 38 Colonized soft-spoken man. He thinks his interest probably conuibuted a series of noteworthy perfor­ threshold they cannot pass. cause I got wounded in Vietnam on June 2, and News” in the 1970s, did a guest turn on “The pieces of American art. He is especially noted for his Von Sydow played repertory at the “We also have a summer place in 40 Compass began with tales of the Orient he heard from his “I was a very shy boy when I was a point this happened on June 3.” He chuckled. “I remem­ Mary Tyler Moore Show.” floral, fruit, and landscape painting. mances in a wide variety of films, from Malmo Municipal Theater, where Sweden, and summer in Sweden is very 57 I4T the profound (Jesus Christ in “The Bergman had been hired as chief director. kid. I had difficulty to communicate with 43 Uncle (Sp.) The exhibition began today and will continue through important. I guess I am more of a counfry 42 45 III Greatest Story Ever Told”) to the eerie When Bergman filmed “The Seventh people I didn’t know. When 1 started ac­ Del. 28. It will be open weekdays from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 ting in an amateur group in high school, boy than a city boy, even though I grew 47 Heath plant p.m. and Saturdays from 2 to 4 p.m. It will be held in the (“The Exorcist”) to the frivolous (Ming Seal, he chose the young actor as a up in a small town.” 49 Sleeveless the Merciless in “Flash Gordon”). although I wasn’t aware of it at the time, I garment TV Tonight library’s Edith Peck room. returning Crusader. The pair collaborated suddenly got a tool in my hand that was ■H 50 Actor — The library is at 52 Union St. Like most successful actors, Von on 11 films. Question: Your world travels have Novello wonderful. I was allowed to express all caused separations from your family, Sydow’s career was the result of a scries George Stevens was impressed with 55“ 51 Mackerel’s of happy accidents. He was bom 60 years kinds of strange things that I never dared right? relative 6:00PM ® News (CC) ( jlj Chip 'n Dale's Rescue Rangers: To (?0) Friday the 13th: The Series (60 min.) (B T w ilight Zone (CC) (In Stereo) Von Sydow’s strong, mystical persona the Rescue! Animated. Disney’s mischie­ Wethersfield craft day to express before. Now I could do it with 52 Mideast CE) {301 News (R) (In Stereo) C20' Wild, Wild West ago in Lund, Sweden, the son of a univer­ Answer: “Not always, but for long 51 nation vous chipmunks, Chip and Dale, form the and cast him in the mammoth, unrealized CE W ho's the Boss? |CC) (24' Moyers: The Power of the Word Area craftspeople will exhibit their work from 10 a.m. sity professor and his wife. Max hap­ the character as a shield, as a defense, and periods. My wife comes along when I go 53 Of aircraft crime-solving Rescue Rangers team in or­ C22; (30) Late Night With David Letter- “The Greatest Story Ever Told.” der to find a stolen jewel and rescue their (CC) Profiles two poets who actively bring man (In Stereo) pened to see some plays in nearby as an excuse. to places she thinks she will enjoy. It’s 54 55 Gravel ridges Oi) Charles in Charge (CC) Mrs Powell poetry into the community, corporate to 5 p.m. Saturday at several shops along Main and Hawaii” with Julie Andrews was also a orders Charles to have a relaxing weekend friends. Detective Donald Drake and his (38 Twilight Zone “1 tliink that for many years I used my not easy. But I have a good wife, and we 56 Circular bulldog Plato. (2 hrs ) (R) president James Autry and Professor Church streets in Wethersfield. Malmo, prompting him to enroll in disappointment, but the two films es­ cloak even though she's holding a yard sale. 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(24] Sneak Previews Goes Video (R) (In (20) MOVIE: 'Harry and the Hendersons' war against rival drug-running gangs. Wolf, whose stage name was Zworl Chuck Norris. Henry Silva 1985. Rated R. The event is being held rain or shine. Stereo) A Washington family's life is turned upside Quern. (60 min ) Top Videos Different ‘Phantom’ to visit Boston (26) T.J. Hooker down after they run into Bigfoot during a [LIFE] W hat's Up, Dr. Ruth? Part 2 of 2. ^ ^ CELEBRITY CIPHER [C N N ] CNN News camping trip and take the lumbering crea­ Cofabrlty Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present (38J Family Ties (CC) 1 :00AM CB Bamaby Jones BOSTON (AP) — A record num­ “Ours is not an $8 million Eich letter In Ihe cipher stands lor another Todty s due F equals V ture home. John Lithgow, Melinda Dillon, [ESPN] Muscle Magazine (60 min.) 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University of Hartford’s Hartt School of Music Com­ Promoters and Wang staff mem­ [D IS ] Almost Partners A spirited girl and emperor has a flying weapon to behead Opera,” but they may be surprised — three months in advance in order DLMR 2P XIZN NTMZAXC. Z Robert Guillaume 1987 Rated R (In victims from 100 paces, and he uses it munity Division, will present a special family concert at The following are the most popular videocassettes as bers have been prepared to deal with a worn-out detective join forces to find the (24) (57) Washington Week in Review Stereo) they appear in next week’s issue of Billboard magazine. when the curtain rises on a phantom to educate the public about what thieves who stole her grandmother's urn (CC) often on innocent people. Chen Kaun-Tai, 3 p.m. Sunday at the school’s Millard Auditorium. potential confusion. Phone NJC XIA BZPPAVN JVA XIA (60 mm.) 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Glenn, 1980 ing for easy money masterminds a drug 4. “Pink Floyd: Delicate Sound of Thunder” (CBS) few similarities to the tragic musical after she saw a newpaper ad. 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Sam Wanamaker. 1987, 2.00AM ® ) Home Shopping Spree Viedocassette rentals PEOPLE a r e (3® M*A*S*H tation at 8 tonight at the University of Comiecticut Stu­ □z [USA] He-Man and Masters of the [M AX] MOVIE: 'Stir Crazy' Two down- ® ) Sustaining 1. “Rain Man” (MGM-UA) DON'T MONKEY REPUCEPTOTHIS. Universe on-their-luck New Yorkers, sentenced to ®j) Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) dent Union Ballroom. The bands are Motation, 111' MOVIE: 'A Gun in the House' A 2. “Beaches” (Touchstone) 7:00PM CD inside Edition life in prison for a robbery they didn't com­ [A8iE] Emmanuel Lewis at the Improv TENGLE mit, spend their days learning to cope and woman shoots and kills an intruder and Is Footprints, and "nie Gary Versace Trio. Tickets arc $4 for Now arrange the circled letters to [CN N ] Moneyline (R) prosecuted by a district attorney bent on 3. ‘Tequila ” (Warner) CD (22) Wheel of Fortune (CC) plotting to escape. Gene Wilder, Richard form the surprise answer, as sug­ making her an example. 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Fred MacMurray, Nancy Cil3 Hill Street Blues Cinema City — Distant Voices, Still Lives (PG-13) Fri and Sat 8 (Advance Showing with day you don't ignore the feelings or someone whose assistance is essential (3® Hard Copy Scheduled: How Elvis Pres­ Olson, Keenan Wynn. 1963. Rated G [CNN] Headline News Overnight 2,35, 4:55, 7:15, 9:35. — Flarenthood (PG-13) □ 3 months *23.10 (1® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) (PG) Fri 7. 9:50; Sat and Sun 1:45, 4:15, 7:20, In Country (R) 9:55. — When Harry Mel □ 6 m onths *46.20 Q l year *92.40 needs of others when you start to make to your present plans. ley's estate grows. [ESPN] Great American Events: Ce­ [ESPN] SpeedWeek Weekly auto racing 9:50. — The Music Teacher (PG) Fri 7, 9:30- Fri 7, 9:40; Sat and Sun 1:30, 4:20, 7, 9:40 — Senior Citizens: report Sally...(R) Fri 1;55, 7:40, 9:45, 11:50; Sat demands within your household. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You might (i® Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) lebrity Waterfowl Hunt (20) Inside Video This Week Sat and Sun 1:15, 3:55, 7, 9:30. — sex lies' Black Rain (R) Fri 7:30, 10; Sat and Sun noon 12:50, 3:10, 5:15, 7:40, 9:45, 11:50, Sun 12:50 230, 5. 7:30, 10. — Uncle Buck (PG) Fri 7:50, □ 3 m onths *21.56 ° ® m o n th s *43.12 □ i year *86.24 Thoughtless behavior could create tur­ fail to accomplish a necessary assign­ (26) Success 'n Life and videotape (R) Fri 7:10, 9:40; Sat and Sun l| 3:10, 5:15, 7:40, 9:45. — Uncle Buck (PG) Fri (Si) Newhart (CC). [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Missing in Action' An 3:05AM [M AX] MOVIE; wild and 10:10; Sat and Sun 12:50, 3:10, 5:30 7 50 ment today, not because ot your lack of Beautiful on Ibiza' Passion and pleasure 3:45, 7:10 9:30. — Dead Poets Society (PG) Fri 1:45, 7:10, 9:15, 11:30; Sat 12:20, 225, 4:25, moil. Know where to look for romance [A 8 iE ] World of Survival (R) American colonel returns to Vietnam to (49) Hard Copy Scheduled: How Elvis Pres­ 6:50, 9:20; Sat and Sun 1, 3:45, 6:50 9 20 10: 10. ' ' and you'll find it. The Astro-Graph know-how, but because you may find search for MIAs. Chuck Norris, M. Emmel ley's estate grows. run free on the island paradise of Ibiza Re­ 7:10, 9:15, 11:30; Sun 1220, 2:25 4 25 710 Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment / Tip Arrwunt [CNN] Crossfire EAST HARTFORD 9:15, ■ . • . Matchmaker instantly reveals which deliberate excuses to neglect It. Walsh, David Tress 1984 Rated R (61) Paid Programming gis Porte. Tanja Spiess, Margit Geissler GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Today your [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments 1981. Rated R, Showcase Cinema 1-10 — Black Rain (R) A bad name Motor Route Delivery: Coventry, Andover, Bolton -$27.3^3 months signs are romantically perfect for you. [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (In [A & E ] One Village in China (CC) The Stereo) Fri 1:05, 7:35, 1005, 12:20 Sat 12:10, 2:35 5 MANCHESTER Mail $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this news­ imagination may mislead you a bit and [LIFE ] Day by Day Brian calls off the child­ first of a trio of documentaries profiling the 3:1 5AM [HBO] MOVIE: Target' (CC) 7:35, 10:05, 12:20; Sun 12:10, 2:35, 5, 7:3si UA Theatort East — Honey, I Shrunk the cause you to believe there is opposition ren's field trip when Kale becomes A son makes a startling discovery about HUGO, Okla. (AP) — Some paper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland ® (40) Just the Ten of Us rural Chinese village of Long Bow focuses 10:05. — A Dry White Season (R) Fri 1'40 Kids (PG) Fri 7, 9:20; Sat and Sun 2, 4:15, 7 depressed about the child-care business 9:30PM his father's past when he and his father 44101-3428. where none actually exist. You're not (CC) Coach finds himself working for a stu­ on issues facing modern Chinese women. 7:15, 9:35, 11:45; Sal 12:40, 2:55, 5:05 7 15' 9:20; — The Abyss (PG-13) Fri 8; Sat and ^ r i folks in Ibis small southeastern Ok- N am e hunt for his kidnapped mother Gene Hack- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Associates paranoid, but you just might be a poor [TM C] MOVIE; 'Revenge of the Nerds dent when he moonlights at a fast-food (60 min.) (R) 9:35, 11:45; Sun 12:40, 2:55, 505, 7:15, 9:3s! 2:15, 5, 8. — The Package (R) Fri 7:20, 9:40; l^om a town think the worst hur­ II: Nerds in Paradise' (CC) More indigni­ man, Malt Dillon, Gayle Hunnicutt, 1985. — Parenthood (PG-13) Fri 1, 7:25, 10 12'20’ could throw you off track today if you reader ol other's intentions. restaurant (Postponed from an earlier [CNN] Newsnight Sal and Sun 2;25, 4:45, 7:20, 9:40. — Flocky CANCER (June 21-July 22) Finding ties await the brothers of Lambda Lambda dale) 3:30AM I38l Alice Sat 12:05, 200, 4:55, 7:25, 10, 12:20; & ri Horror Picture Show (R) Fri and Sat midnight. ricane of the decade has given their have too little faith In your own ideas or [ESPN] AWA Championship Wrestling grounds for general agreement might Lambda when they attend a Fort Lauder­ 12:05, 2:30, 4:55, 7:25, 10. — Johnny Hand­ — Cyborg (R) Fri and Sal midnight — Great home a bad name. A p t . ____ suggestions and too much in theirs. dale fraternity convention Robert Carra- (2® Golden Spirit (R) [HBO] Kids in the Hall (CC) (In Stereo) [E S P N ] PGA Seniors Golf: RJR Cham some (R) Fri 2, 7:45, 10:10, 12:10; Sal 1, 3:20 Balls Of Fire (PG-13) Fri and Sat midnight. You'll fare better if you emphasize the be a difficult task tor you and your mate dine, Curtis Armstrong, Larry B. Scott. (57) State W e're In pionship Second round, from Clemmons. 5:20, 7:45, 10:10, 12:10; Sun 1, 3:20, 5:2o! “We want people in Charleston, [LIFE] This Evening (R) N.C. (2 hrs.) (R) former and ignore the latter. today. Harmony can't prevail in an at­ 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [USA] Ray Bradbury Theater An eccen­ 7:45, 10:10, — Sea ol Love (R) Fri 1:35, 7:2o' VERNON South Carolina, to know that the [MAX] MOVIE; 'Student Affairs' A Z ip SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Try to mosphere where both parties are tric film director tells a young writer a 4:00AM (11) Medical Center 9:50, 12:05, Sal 12:15. 2:40, 5, 7:20, 9:50,' Cine 1 i 2 — Honey I Shrunk the Kids (PG) name Hugo doesn’t always hurt,” P hone inflexible. 8:00PM ® Snoops (CC) The Dennises producer runs into complications when he avoid Ihe company today of people you investigate charges of corruption after spine-tingling ghost story that comes true. begins work on a low-budget sex comedy. (38) One Day at a Time 12:05; Sun 12:15, 2:40, 5, 7:20, 9:50 — An In­ Fri 7, 9:15; Sat and Sun 130, 4. 7, 9:15, — The LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It might be best said William Rogers, president of know from experience are more lakers Micki's father unexpectedly announces his Louie Bonanno. Deborah Blaisdell. Jim nocent Man (R) Fri 1:25, y, 9:25 11-40- Sal Package (R) Fri 7:10, 9:30; Sat and Sun 4:15, today to stick to tasks where little 1 0:00PM ® Falcon Crest (CC) The [A & E ] MOVIE: ‘W ho'll Stop the Rain?' noon, 2:15, 4:35, 7, 9:25, 11:40; Sun rioon 7:10, 9:30. — Peter F^an (G) Sat and Sun 2. the local Lions Club. MAKE IT EASY ON Y0URSELF...PAY-BY-MAIL than givers. These are the types of indi­ intent to retire. (60 min.) arrival of Emma's friend, Charley S> Abele. 1988. Rated R, A Vietnam veteran tries to pull off a big 2:15, 4:35, 7, 9:26. — Old Gringo (R) Fri 1:15 viduals who could impose upon your thought and concentration are re­ ( B (40) Full House (CC) When Jesse and James, causes Angela to cancel her vaca­ [U SA ] MOVIE: 'Cheerleaders' drug deal to save his ruined life. Nick Nolte, WILLIMANTIC To prove it. Mayor Charles Sims Beach 7:05, 9:40, midnight; Sat noon, 2:20, 4:40, 7:05 generous disposition. quired. You're a bit of a day dreamer Rebecca suffer relationship woes, the fa­ tion, Richard's testimony against Michael Party' College cheerleaders use persu- Tuesday Weld. Michael Moriariy. 1978. 9:40, midnight; Sun noon, 220, 4:40, 7 05 proclaimed this week “Help Char­ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Being and your mind may not be on your work. mily attempts to patch things up. (In Sharpe gains him release from prison. (60 asive measures to ensure their football [C N N ] Larry King Overnight 9:40. — In Country (R) Fri 1:30, 9:55,'12:1 s’ 9.45, ^ ta n d Sun 1:20, 3:30, 5:35, 7:40 9 45 leston Week,” and Lions Club mem­ The Manchester Herald VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Have fun and Stereo) min.) (In Stereo) team's victory. Stephanie Hastings, Linda - An Innocent Man (R) Fri 7:20, 9:45; Sat and overly insistent on having everything [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide Sun 12:30,' your way today could create real prob­ enjoy yourself today, but guard against ( B MOVIE: *La Cage Aux Folles' A ( B ^03 20/20 (CC) (60 min.) Jenson. Mary Lou Loroam. 1978. 2.50, 5:10, 7:30, 9:55. — Look Who's Talking Sun noon, 2:30, 4:55, 7:20, 9 45 — Sea ol bers organized a food drive that [USA] MOVIE: 'Demonoid, Messenger Love (R) Fri 7:15, 9:35; Sat and S u n ^ lS P.O. Box 591- Manchester, CT 06040 lems with your companions. They may overindulgence. Don't spend too much young man brings his fiancee's parents ( B (26) (6l3 News 1 2.05AM ( B Pat Sajak netted nearly $7,000 in goods. home to meet his gay father. Michel Ser- of Death' let you have your way, but you'll be an to have a good time, nor eat or drink (l€ USA Tonight rault, Ugo Tognazzi, Michel Galabru 1979. 1 2:30AM ® USA Today i army of one. more than you should. 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W 16—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Oct. 6„ 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Oct. 6„ 1989__17 DILLON by Steve Dickenson SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wrlflht N O T V H V l S C H t C K -----ITT------L \ 1 - FOCUS/Advice______H O W ,M O /V t? BEHIND ViXiP WS R F S r '' 1 ' • L ' 1 ko. i'm 1 jn s ' f ) ) 1 Most favor keeping photos of deformity • 1 "(T a DEARnP.AH ABBY: ARHV. Vrv.. You _requested______opinions . . _____ from readers in respon.se to a question child I was short and fat. My youngest son was bom cross-eyed, posed by the mofher of a child with a My mother took a lot of pictures of me but he had corrective surgery when he lo-fo repaired cleft lip. This mother asked if Dear Abby as a child. 1 was not a very pretty sight. was 8 months old. I love my children for 4i1969 Trlbun* Msdia Ssrvicss, Inc. All Rights RtMrvad -■C^iteuSlaO displaying the “before” photos of her I^rtunatcly, surgery corrected this condi­ who they are — not what they look like. daughter in the family album was ap­ Abigail Van Buren tion and enabled me to grow normally. I And I’m certainly not going to yank eight PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz propriate now that the defect had been am 18 years old now, and all the misery months’ worth of pictures out of my corrected by surgery. Her husband felt of my stunted growth and fat body is now family album. THE REP BAROH 15 C0MIN6 HE lUOULPNTHIT SOMEONE they should not be displayed, and you United States. (I am president of the New a thing of the past. I also hope parents of children bom Orleans chapter.) Last year, I went through our family HERE TO THE SMALL, dUAlNT. UOHO IS WEARING GOGGLES said, “Display them only with the with irreversible defects don’t feel daughter’s approval.” Parents and interested parties may call album and removed all the pictures of me CHARMING FRENCH CAFE TO UUOULP HE ? ashamed to display pictures of their kids. As the mother of a 13-year-oId cither (800) 23-CLEFT or (800) 24- when 1 was a short, fat and miserable A PROUD MOM IN TACOMA PUNCH yoUR LIGHTS OUT ! ’ lO- IN NONE HAD BEEN a negative impact on their work. Ten I^REAL MOOCH ^ PR£Y. long-term care insurance programs of the television show “Elvira — Mistress of the VOUR SNOW S OCTOBER’ FOUND PKEUIOUSLY 0V£R HO decided to became involved in elder SHOVEL to 15 percent have had to take ex­ that arc available to employees who Dark,’’ is no stranger to blood and gore, but she FEET, DUT THE ARA\ OF THIS tended leave or had to leave the care,” he reports. “I was told that the want to insure parents and other top executives had parents who had says killing animals for fur makes her sick. SPECI/AEN WAS SLIGHTLY workforce entirely to provide care close relatives. This can be done come to live with them — and now, Peterson is miffed that Nikki’s, a suburban Pit­ OUEK for an elder person. Typically, a either in a stand-alone policy or as the very next month, there is an tsburgh nightclub, will give away a fur coat to the worker loses 35 hours of work per part of a more general “caregiver ac­ 4 H - - P I '% - 100 elder care program. winner of an Elvira look-alike contest Oct. 28. J0HU5O/J F e £ T L O N & l year looking after an older friend or count.” relative.” “I’m amazed that someone could be this discour­ A less elaborate but still effective “Company executives arc typical­ teous to someone whose image they are stealing,” ALLEY OOP by Dave Qraue This has led employers to look for way companies are facing elder care ly old enough that child daycare is Peterson said Wednesday from her home in Hol­ ways to provide elder-care assis­ is through flexible working hours no longer an issue for them. But lywood, Calif. DO YOU KNOWTHE 'l WHAT'S/ ARRANGE SOMETHING SOMETHING ] I k n o w ! HOW / WHAT'S A [ I THINK tance as an employee benefit. and other forms of more- fluid NICEST PRESENT YOU ) THAT, INTERESTING FOR GUZ TO TO DO, EH? ABOUT ACOUNTVl COUNTY/ Y'BETTER they still have living parents who re­ “Fur used to turn my head and now it just turns 1 “They’ve quickly realized that scheduling. This has proved espe­ COULD G IV E M E ? , Y YOUR \ CO.' THE POOR DEAR IS HM a-vw, J FA IR ? X FAIR ? ( AS K BARRY.' quire care. So the situation is very my stomach,” said ftlerson, who drives a black HIGHNESS? c BORED TO DEATH! this has a significant impact on cially useful in two-income real to them.” productivity and absenteeism,” Zin- Mercedes around Hollywood with a license plate ROSE IS ROSE by Pat Brady households where there is an older At a time when many companies that reads “Ban Fur.” Dr. Gott ncr says. “It’s to the advantage of dependent, because it allows one arc seeking to reduce rather than in­ Peterson’s manager, Mark Pierson, said he con­ s; companies to help find a solution.” wage-earner to be home all the time. r V w GOIt^yTD SPtAK UP I'M GoiHG TO Tea m I JU9T WAHT MICE C7AV CAH I GET lOU crease the range of employee tacted Nikki’s owner, Nick A. Veltri, and offered to S 10A LO V SIU S' MOTHER/ SHt'S MOT HER TO SAV... I JUST IF IT SOMETHING- Others who specialize in “It began as a tag-along for child benefits, firms are coming to find Peter Gott, M.D. employee benefits agree. substitute a fake fur or an Elvira pinball machine as SOtJ WOUGH ATTe^tTIOH / WAHTTO 5AV... POEGN'T iEOR THATUGCV care, but it is becoming more that elder care is one that pays off. prizes. “It’s a fairly new area, so the prevalent on is own,” reports (2A1H / FOREHEAP “If you look at the studies, you Veltri said he declined the offer for the fake fur solutions arc still being developed,” Woodrow. “The options arc certain­ VEiM ? J will find that one-fourth of the and never was ofTered a pinball machine. comments Marilyn Woodrow of ly going to grow. We’re seeing MSR

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As a condition precedent to I FOR SALE FOR SALE system and much washer, dryer and Ice power pole or to o tree, Road. Rain or shine. 646-3165. *06 plac6ro6ot of any advcr* more. Sentry Real Est- maker. Wall to wall shrub, rock, or any other MANCHESTER - 64 1978 D A TSU N 810 - 240z MORNING position oval- MACHINE Operators - FULL time delivery posi­ DEAL Qf The Century - 649-1147 tisino In the Monchester He- MANCHESTER - 8 Miles CQ ZY & Comfortable - 3 ate, 643-4060.O______carpeting, fireplace, natural oblact without a writ­ Woodland Street, Qc­ engine, good condi­ rold, Advertiser hereby lobe for dependable First and second shifts. tion Includes heavy lift­ Bullder/Developer ot­ ten permit for the purpose ot MUMS person. Hours 8om- From Hartford. bedroom Colonial - BEAUTIFUL Northfleld deck, attached garage protecting It or the public and tober 7th, 8th, 7am- tion. $895. 643-4971 after oorees to protect. Indemnify Setup and operate CNC ing. 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Central lo­ REMODELING FL e a Market - Monday, 20-24, fabrics, many and all liability, loss or rience, M ust be famil­ 2000 (Based on 8% fixed Ranch. 4 bedrooms, cation short walk to other Items.______tacular sizes and cleaning cars, running iar with aircraft qual­ rote, no points, no pay­ Asking $160's. Let's tral air, carport. Prin­ Thursday, Friday, CLYDE expense. Including attor­ FULL time office soles finished lower level rec moke 0 deal. Coll Ron, cipals only. Call after Manchester Hospital, DUMAS ELECTRIC 5pm-8pm. Saturday, errands and general ity ports. Company ment penalty, and Service changes, MANCHESTER - 486 CHEVnOLET-BUICK, INC neys' tees, arising from colors - pumpkins, chores. Contact Tom position. 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Re­ carpentry, plumbing, Phases of commercial circular drive. Move MANSFIELD - 1 and 2 water Included. $550 HAWKES TREE SERVICE I LOST construction. Coll Bill, from Sturbridge Vil­ Century 21-Epsteln Bucket, truck $ chippar. tools, drafting, miscel­ Street, Manchester. 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr $8,795 counts receivable and wording position for o mechonlcol/electrlcal lage plans drawn by In. Immaculate 81 taste­ bedroom, country set­ monthly plus deposit. PAINTIN6/PAPERING laneous. 258 Henry AND FOUND 242-8586.______Reolty, 647-8895.0 646-7353. Stump ramovsi. Free Saturday, 7:30am- 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr $12,495 payable, payroll. Ex­ mature, organized, systems. Alternate Russell S. Qatman. 3 fully decorated. In-law ting. $450 per month aatimataa. Special Street. 3:30pm. Baskets, occu­ perience required. Of­ people oriented per- week-ends required. CARING responsible fireplaces, beehive MANCHESTER - A possibility. Call Olone, ond up. 487-1437. conildaratlon for aldarty 87 Chevrolet Celebrity $9r495 LOST Kitten - Forest HIM Timely Buy. $184,900. pied Japan and Indian fice located In Man­ son. Will train. 646-4811 Competitive salary adult wanted to core oven, 3 brs, 2Vj baths, R E / M A X East of the MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ INTERIOR/EXTERIOR and handicapped. BQLTQN - 17 Rolling Hills brass collection. area. Orange and and benefits Including; for Infant In our South Wonderful 4 bedroom, River, 647-1419.0 872-9111 white, 8 months. Call chester. Call 528-1300 LOOM Fixers and weov- on a 3+ ac parcel with room flat, 2nd floor, air HOMES PAINTING Troll, Saturday, Qc­ Moped, glassware, re­ for appointment. ers wanted for first health/dentol Insu­ Glastonbury home. brook and pond, owner 2'/2 both Colonial situ­ conditioner. Fully op- I Painting & light Carpentry, 647-7553 tober 7th, 10om-4pm. 643-6369 or 277-3708. ated on 0 lovely lot on o CQUNTRY Living-2 plus FOR RENT cords, cots and boxed BOOKKEEPER - Port shift, full time work on rance and pension Monday through Fri­ 2nd loon up to $50,000, ocresforo rural feeling pllanced kitchen, cel­ Driveway Sealed, Porches & Rugs, furniture, toys, lots tor flea morkets. pile fabric. Guesken plan. Apply In person day. Salary $140 per Parker Rd., Wllllng- quiet street. This qual­ lar storage, garage. No kitchen, etcetera. time, computer entry. ity built home awaits - Contemporary Ranch SOUTH WINDSOR MANCHESTER - 4 bed­ Hatchways rebuilt. TREE SCHALLER looms. Top pay and Monday - Friday, week. References re- ton. $349,900. Philips with 0 lovely view of pets. $690 per month Galligan & Co. Must hoye strong ac­ qulred. 633-7439.______you, complete with 2 $144,900.00 room Colonial, l '/2 BACK Yard Tag Sole - ACCRA QUALITY counts payable skills, benefits with steady 10am-4pm. Rockville Real Estate, 742-1450.a the yard - comfortable NICE 6 rm. Townhouse at Plus utilities plus dep- baths. Bower School 649-1698/643-6386 REMOVAL Harvest table, ping WANTED TO PRE-OWNED AUTOS I ANNDUNCEMENTS cor garage, attic ton, Trees trimmed and removed. 3-4 days per week. employment. Imme­ Memorial Nursing FLORIST Asslstant/De- NEWER Contemporory rooms and room to oslt. 649-5678 after 7pm. District. $1000 per pong table, air hockey 83 Ford Escort $1386 Home, 22 South Street, security system and Pleasant Hills w/2 large bed­ Cordwood sold. Seasoned and 1£2J BUY/TRADE WANTED - Ride from Please coll or send diate openings. Coll slgner - Full or port home on 4.86 private grow. Coll Anne, 30 Locust Street. 4 room month. Available No- “IT'e can tell you unseasoned hardwood only. game, moped, picnic 4 cyl. Auto. Low MIm 401-762-2127 between Rockville, CT. eoe steel beam construc­ rooms; dining room; loft and saOktoCtAaM Sufuam t4JtK Porter Street, Man­ resume to Lucille Du- time Includes soles and acres, cedar siding, 2 tion. See for yourself. R E / M A X East of the heated apartment tsf vember 1st. 647-7038. Fully Insured. Free Estimates. table, dressers, desk, BOLTON - 28 Williams V4.AT. AC. LowMMt 10am-4pm for Inter- general store work. River, 647-1419.0 2-car garagell what to look for... Crane Service Available. chester to Pratt & rost at Fuss & O'Neill, full baths, locuzzl tub In Century 21-Epsteln floor. Security. No MANCHESTER - Located headboards, other fur­ Road, (oft Route 44 lust 87 ToyoU Tarcd turn Whitney second shift. Incorporated, 146 Hart­ vlew oppointment. F U L L Time cook needed. Apply In person Flower master bath, large NEAT As A Pin. Bun­ pets. $650 monthly. 646- and what to look Call Carl 742-5986 niture and lots of great before Plano's) Oc­ 4 cyl AT, A/C, Low Mka Fashion, 85 East Center Real Estote, 647-8895.0 In qulettamllynelgbor- 86 Honda Accord LX t102« 646-4714. ford Rood, Manches­ SECRETAR Y/Receptloi Flexible hours, lob country kitchen to galow In convenient 2426. 9am-5pm hood, 6 room, 3 bed­ things cheap. 12 Qver- tober 7th, 8th, 9th, 9am- SSpd.. Ar.LfttNMr ter, CT 06040. 646-2469. 1st - Immediate open­ Street, Monchester. oversized deck, cus­ NEAT As A Pin! Brand weekdoys.______o u tfo rF look Drive, Manches­ very versatile. Expe­ New Listing! 6 room, 3 location. Immaculate room home. Imme­ 4pm. Some antiques, 83 Niiaan Stanza OA® E O E M/F. ing, doctor’s office In rience preferred. S A L E S person full or port tom window treat­ Interior. Natural wood ter. Saturday, Qctober couch, lamps, baskets, 5 Spd, AC.Sdreo HAY bedroom Ranch otters 118 M ain Street, 3 room diate occupancy. To GUTTER S7C«icaGTS t1l4» Vernon. Telephone, Apply In person, M on­ time. Apply In person ments, corner fire­ work. Extra large opartment Including rent "o s Is " for $750per 7th, 9om-2pm.______mirrors, pictures, ex­ 5 Spd., Loadid. Rid typing and light book­ place, cathedral a center chimney, full H arB ro CLEANING cellent children clo­ tuftaa PART Time Individual day - Friday, 2-4pm. Marlow's, walk-out basement to rooms. A good buy. heat/hot water. $560 month plus security MANCHESTER - 54 83PoniK6000lE RIDES keeping needed. Com ­ Lakeside Cote and Manchester. ceilings, located near Asking low $140's. Coll per month. Security. ond utilities. No pets. Campfleld Road, Sat­ thing, some lumber, V-6. Amo. Loadad needed to perform our Bolton town line. 886 lovely yard, carpet Painting SERVICE BSCh^Nwa P2« Exciting program customer service fol­ puter experience de­ Lounge, 50 Lake Street, Undo, RE/MAX East No pets. 646-2426, 9am- 643-2129. urday, 9am-4pm. some tools, some shln- Ado. SWM BUYER MEETS seller In East Street, Andover. plus hard wood floors for estimate call 0 I e s and low up surveys East of sired. Coll 872-2389. Coventry. No phone plus closet space ga­ of the River, 647-1419.0 5pm weekdays.______TQLLAND - Qlder, 7 of Manchester Household Items, some 15 Buick Cenuy KM open to public Sat­ INSPECTOR - To visual colls please._____ the wont ods ... time otter $229,900. Philips Real M A N C H E S T E R -$132,500. 875-0634 or 875-9142: furniture.-apartment miscellaneous. Auto.AA^ the Connecticut River. time otter time! Estate, 742-1450.D lore! Nice location and 447 M ain Street, 5 room rooms. No utilities. Se­ 63 Monday Accord LX t4M urday and Sunday Welcome new resi­ and mark aircraft W ANTED o full time live outstanding value at You've got a great buy apartment. $600 per curity required. $650 Quality Painting size stove. SSpd.AC dents to greater Hart­ ports. We will train. In to core for ambula­ NEW Sturbridge Repro- $146,500. Jackson & with this large 8 room month plus utilities. per month. Call 875- MANCHESTER - 396 [cars 63CMaCi«a 10-4 during month Services V-6.AuI0.AA: ford with gifts of good Contact Quality Con­ tory person. Needs ductlon Cape-3flrepla- Jackson Real Estate, Colonial. Charming en­ Security. No pets. 646- 4733.______•Free Estimates law n care Hackmatack Street, IFOR SALE 84CMBCufaH ftiA® trol Manager, Gunver companion nice home I HOMES ces, wide board closed front and bock MANCHESTER of October. Group by will. Own cor Is neces­ FOR SALE 647-8400.O 2426, 9om-5pm RENT - Forest Ridge 3 •Senior Citizen Discounts Qctober 6th, 7th, 10am- Ado. ax;. PS. sary. Compensation Manufacturing, 649- In Coventry. Single flooring and paneling, porches. Susan Do­ $169,900.00 weekdoys. 3pm. Gigantic sale, lots PLYMOUTH 1985 H o­ MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM reservations. 2888. square cut pine clap­ AUTUMN Is In The Alrl bedrooms, 2V2 baths, •Aluminum & Vinyl $20 per contact. Coll tor person or couple wel­ You'll lust love the nahue, Sentry Real Est­ I Clean, updated 2 Family (4/1 MANCHESTER - 4 room fully applianced kit­ of Interesting Items. rizon - 4 door, 5 speed, 345 Center St.. Manchester appointment at Hart­ come. Flexibility Is MANCHESTER - Now board siding, 13x30 ate, 643-4060.O 14) wtih carefree vlnyi sxfing’ Powerwashing YARD MASTERS 647-7077 Also pumpkin and ci­ only 135,000 for these beautiful treed setting apartment. Applian­ chen Including washer am-fm radio. $1200.647- ford Despatch Moving MANCHESTER doctor's welcomed please reply gathering room, large I fenced yanf: lull applianced | Trees cut. Yards cleaned. MULTI-Famlly 9am - 9758 after 5pm. brand new, huge, excit­ kitchen, authentic de­ surrounding this sensa­ ces, separate utilities, 1 & dryer. No pets. der at the: & Storage, Nick Pohou- office looking for de­ to P.O. Box 171, Coven­ tional 7 rm Contempor­ T D D A Y IS 0 good day to ana i;-car garage. cor parking. 643-4827. $950/mo. + utilities. 646-6815 Lawns, Truck & Backhoe 3pm. Rain or shine. 36 lls. T re a su re r, 225 try, CT, 06238 by Oc­ ing, 7 room, 1,800 sq. ft. tail, possible owner 2nd We’re Here To Serve pendable, mature, beautiful contempor­ ary on Gerald Dr. In place on ad In classified to MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ Sally Sullivan, Sentry work available. Richard Road. Hurst Farm Prospect Street, East highly motivated, tober 15, 1989. flnonclng up to $50,000. Real Estate, 643-4060.0 Saturday. CARDINAL a r y Townhouses. W lllington, $289,900. Manchester. 2300 sq.ft, sell those Idle Items room, luxury town- BOB RILEY Hartford, CT 06108. 528- friendly person to as­ PARAPROFESSIONAL of too quality material 746 East St. 9551. eoe Cathedral ceilings, An­ Philips Real Estate, you've been storing. A house. All appliances, W EKIE’S PAMTMG Oa 643-9996 MANCHESTER - 151 BUICK, INC. sist In high paced set­ (teacher aide) Coven­ dersen windows, full 742-1450.O ______and craftsmanship. 3 aulek call to 643-2711 will heat, cable, carpeting, Quality work at a Birch Street, Saturday OLDSMOBiLE ting. Afternoon hours try High School - Su­ 1988 BuIckLeSabfe Sedan $11^ Andover basements, 2x6 con­ bdrms, 2.5 baths, attic put your ad In print. air conditioning. Call raasonabla priest the 7th, 10am-3pm. 1968 Buick Skylark Sedan $8,990 259 A d a m s St., and on occasional ev­ pervise Career Re­ ton, fireplace, spra­ Interior 6 Exterior General Yard aean Up Books, toys, clothes, SN A C K Bor - Port time, struction, family room BQLTQN - Now Reduced! 647-1595. ROOMMATES • Lawns Rakad ^ 1988 ChevS-tOPAJ Truck $7,495 Manchester 18 years old. TollWood ening. Coll 646-5153, source area. Dispense fireplace, central air, wling deck, attic ton, Fraa Eatimataa • Brush Ramovsi bikes and 646-6536 leave message. Information and mate­ $285,000. Birch -41 MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ I WANTED 1988 ChevS-10 Ext Cab P/U $12,995 Country Club, 646-1151. oven/ronge, dis­ central vac and lots Call Brian Waigla • Traa Removal miscellaneous. 1968 Rrntiac Grand Am Coupe $8,690 649-1749 rials to high school Mountain-New Custom more I New price room townhouse. All • Hedge Trimming HARDWARE Clerk SECRETARY/Book- hwasher, hood, dispo­ Build, 8 room Contem­ appliances, heat, hot PRQFESSIDNAL female 645-8912 M A N C H E S T E R - 59 Scar­ 1967 Buick F^rkAve Sedan $11,850 isijHELP keeper for busy medl- students. Rote $5.60 per sal, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full $329,900. Jackson 8< • And Mora 1989 Toro nado $17,900 wanted - port time, hour, 30 hours/week. porary on IV2 acres. water, carpeting, air preferred. Non- • Raasonabla Rates borough Road, Qc­ 1987 ChevS-10 P/U $6280 col office. Some boths, wosher/dryer Jackson Real Estate, smoker, no pets to tober 7th, 8 th. 1966 Tor onado $8,995 I' M w anted excellent opportunity Contact Mr. Dennis Piano Real Estate, 646- 647-8400.O______conditioning. Call 649- 1987 Chev Conversion Wn $13,999 for retired person. typing. One-wrIte ac­ hookups, cedar siding, 5200. □ 5240. share 2 bedroom apart- Wall Papering and Coll 657-9761 8am-2pm. Final! M o v­ 1967 Cadillac Brougham $14,995 1966 Olds Cutlass $8,495 counts payable. Com­ Joy, Principal, Coven­ wall-to-wall carpeting, A Manchester Tradition! 1984 Olds Cutlass $6,495 Apply Conyer's Hard­ try High School, 78 MALLARD View. Dis­ ment/house. $337.50 In­ in g something for 1966 Buick LeSabre Coupe $8240 puterized patient bil­ tiled foyer, oak kitchen Super 6 -h Cope on High MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ cludes heat and hot Painting everyone. 1966 BuIckCenlury Sedan $7,460 1989 Olds Ciera $11,999 RETAIL SALES ware, 646-5707. Ripley Hill Rood, Cov­ tinctive Townhouses. MANCHESTER room townhouse with 30 years Experience ling. Good figure cabinets, two-zone gas St. in Manchester. 3 water. Available No­ PHIL’S LAWN MANCHESTER - 107 1986 Olds Delta 68 Cpe $8,995 1986 Olds Ciera $9,999 aptitude and prior Insu­ entry, CT 06238, 742- heat, slider to deck and Save thousands. $257,500.00 fireplace. All applian­ Insurance and Break From The 7346. bedrooms, modern vember 1st. 289-1000, Deepwood Drive, Qc­ 1986 Chev Monte Carb $8,490 1987 Olds Ciera $6,999 rance experience es­ 2-cor garage. Qwners $141,900! No associa­ bath, sunroom, gas Lovely S rm. Colonial with 41 ces, heat, hot water, ext 206 days, 645-1660 References 1966 Fbnilac Sunblrd $5,660 Routine tion fees. New 3 bed­ carpeting, air condi­ C A R E AND tober 7th, 10am-4pm. 1986 Olds Ciera $5,999 sential. 647-9354, M-F, will hold 0 second heat, vinyl siding for MANCHESTER bedrooms; 2.5 baths; 1sl[ evenings. MARTY MATTSSON 1986 Merc. Grand Marquis $9,980 The Train Exchange/ RN/LPN 9om-5pm. room single family att­ floor laundry; and much tioning. Call 649-5240. Rain date Qctober 8th, 1987 Fkxit. Bonneville $10,995 RETAIL Assistant-Auxil- mortgage of $32,900 at easy core. Near bus­ 649-4431 LANDSCAPING 10am-4pm. 1966 Dodge 600 Sed $5295 Miniature Corner In Man- BAYLOR EVERY llary Gift Shop, Man­ 8% with no principal or ached homes that offer line. Dne cor garage $134,900 more. MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ 1986 Pontiac 6000 $4,995 0 sensible alternative •Fall Clean-Up 1966 Chev Conversion Wn $9280 chestor has openings for; chester Memorial Interest payment due plus 0 storage shed. Absolutely Immaculate, room townhouse with 1965 Olds Clera $5295 1987 F^xit. Grand Am $7,495 Part time/Full time sales WEEKEND m a c h i n i s t T ra in e e to the high cost of o new Vinyl Sided Capel 3 fireplace. All applian­ WANTED EXPERT ■Bushes Trimmed 1986 Pont. Sunbird $4,799 (Apprentice) - Small Hospital. Excellent op­ for 7 years. These ore Affordably priced at 1965 Buick Regal Coupe $6260 person. A desire to learn portunity for the right beautiful single family home! A complete $138,900. Jackson 8i bedrooms, paneled family ces, heat, hot water, TO RENT Exterior and Interior -Mowing ■ cars 1986 Olds Delta $9,495 7am-7pm machine shop has op­ package at one low I room, newly renovated and painting and wallpaper 81 Adams St., Manchester and earn for the reliable Individual. This Is a homes, not condomini­ Jackson ReOI Estate, carpeting, air condi­ I FOR SALE 649-4571 1966 Olds Delta Sedan $7,995 For more Information please enings for machinist price! l '/2 baths, fire­ decorated. Private back­ tioning. Call 649-5240. hanging. Limited exterior •Gutter's Cleaned person will bring appro­ part-time temporary ums; dnd there ore, of 647-8400.O yard, attached breezeway FEMALE, non smoker, raatoratlon. Previous work call Director of Staff Devel­ apprentice. Good me­ place, wall to wall car­ 36, wonts 3 or 4 room ■Snow Plowing- priate reward. Call Mr. opment, Crestfield Conva- chanical skills 0 must. position, Monday course, no association M A N C H E S T E R -$179,000. and garage. MANCHESTER - 1 bed­ can be taan upon raquaat. through Friday, 10cm- tees. Coll today for peting, range, refriger­ apartment In Manches­ Contact BC Company, Lynn Kessler, at 646- l^cent Home, Manchester, Some machining back­ ator, dishwasher, and Spacious, well kept 5/5 room apartment. Mod­ 044-6968. For Free Estimates CT 643-5151. 4pm. Novem ber-Janu­ complete details on two family In the North ern, quiet, central, on ter. Will pay $350to$450 0610 for appointment. ground 0 plus. Coll microwave oven, full with utilities. Call 228- PUZZLED ABOUT CAR BUYING? 647-8596 between 9om- ary. Hourly rote $7.50. these magnificent and End of town. Conve­ bus line. Secure $575. Call Duties Include super­ beautiful homes at basement and attached 0008 ask for Barbara. 5pm. EO E______garage. No gimmicks, nient to shopping Call 649-1147, Bob 742-9540 vising and scheduling $167,900 with this very, areas. Large yard, two Klernon.______CONCRETE WE LL PUT IT ALL D O CT O R ’S Office In need volunteers, checking very special financing. lust solid dollar value- of a high school student compare! Come see cor garage. Hardwood 4 room apartment, 1st orders, pricing Items This Is an excellent floors, gas heat and floor. $550plusutilities. CLEANING JOIN THE WORLD OF 2 hours 0 day, 3 or 4 for sole, restocking opportunity for first- the mode of tomorrow TOGETHER! days per week. Filing, In your own lot and updated electrical COVENTRY Security and referen­ SERVICES Roman Spiewak FINDING A cash buyer ADVERTISING and ocasslonolly oper­ time buyers and Inves­ panel. Coll for details. BEHER THAN NEW ces. No pets. 9am-5pm, for sporting goods equip­ cleaning, general of­ ating the cosh register. tors. Qwner will con­ home! Blanchard 8, $106,000.00 fice work. 646-6969. Rossetto Realtors," Flono Real Estate, 646- 643-5372.______DQ you work all week Mason Contractor ment Is easy when you Qualifications high sider rent with option. 5200.g______$189,900 Updated 5 rm. Rarxrh with 2 1 Brick, Block or Stone We're Selling Houses" Three years young, Raised bedrooms; eat-ln kllchenl 4 room flat, 2nd floor, then spend your wee­ advertise in classified. CLERK TYPIST school graduate with Rothman 8, Rothman, 646-2482.0 kends cleaning your I Chimnaya, Patloa, Walls prior work experience. 646-4144.0 BQLTQN - Lost Chance! Ranch. Landscaped, open and fireplaced LR - a per-1 stove and washer. $525 New, RaatoraUons and Rapaks PQRTER Street - This 9 $154,900. Yes, you can acre lot in Andover. 3 plus utilities. Security house? Let us do It tor Please coll 649-5733 for M A N C H E S T E R -$319,900. feet place to start. you. Reasonable rates. 646-4134 Full time diversified opening in NOON-TIME Interview.______rm, 5 bedroom house afford a home In Bol­ bdrms, 2 baths, 2 car and references. No ROOFING/ SIDING Reduced for quick sale. ton. This well kept 5 garage. Manyoxtrasll pets. 9am-5pm, 643- Call for free estimate,! GLAZER- Full time, good Lookout Mountain. An- has 2'/2 baths, 1st fir. our Advertising Department. family room fireplace room ranch features on M A N C H E S T E R -$209,900. 5372. 872-0667 or 646-6264. AIDES pay and benefits. Expe­ saldl Built oversized 4 Just Reduced! Spra­ Get that chimney re­ and 100x608 lot. Blan­ open kItchen-dInIng MANCHESTER - 3 bed­ Knowledge of data processing a rience preferred but bedroom Colonial, 2'/2 area, plus 3 bedrooms. wling Ranch offering 4 paired before wintert Cali AffiordaUe Roofing BUYS OF THE WEEK BUYS OF THE WEEK The Manchester will train. 282-1388. baths, large eot-ln kit­ chard 8i Rossetto Real­ room, newer duplex, tors," We’re Selling Also, 0 full walk-out bedrooms, sunken liv­ MISCELLANEOUS now for a free estimate. Baal I any raasonabla aatlmala. plus but will train. Pleasant tele­ Board of Education is chen w/wet bar and ing room, family room, 1'/2 baths, wall-to-wali Fully insured. All types rooting and repair*. 87 CHEV ASTRO CL' 87 CHEV CAMARO Houses" 646-2482.0 basement with wood carpeting, appliances. I SERVICES phone manner, good typing and seeking noon-time gloss doors to screened stove. All on 5 acres of whirlpool anddeck. Su­ SO year* axparlanee Ucanaad PASS VAN porch. Plaster walls, 2 TWQ Family 180's this san Shimer, Sentry $775 monthly. Coll 643- TALAGA MASONRY and Insured. IROC CPE aides for Martin woodlands. Plenty of 1823.______GSL Building Mainte­ V-6, Auto, PS, PB, Low Mileage V-8, Auto, PS, PB, PW & DL, T- spelling necessary. BAKER fireplaces, attic fan. newly remodeled 10 room for your horses. Real Estate, 643-4060.O 643-8209 School. Two hours per room multi-family has nance Co. Commercl- ★ 649-0894* W a s $9,995 Completely private Flono Real Estate, 646- COVENTRY - Fabulous L IK E private home. 3'/2 To ps, Stereo Cass Was $12,995 WANTED wooded yard. Three 0 vinyl exterior and 2 rooms. Lease. Secur­ al/ResIdentlal building day. $5.50 per hour. 5200. □ Colonial In quiet coun­ repairs and home Im­ Good hourly wage, excellent Full time or part time. blocks from 1-384. Im­ cor garage. Blanchard ity. Working single NOW $8,995 NOW $11,995 Interested applicants 8< Rossetto Realtors," BOLTON try setting. 2000 plus provements. Interior Experience with donuts mediate occupancy. male preferred. 643- benefits including dental. should contact Mr. By owner 646-8711. We’re Selling Houses" Reduced for immedi­ $169,900 sq.ft. 3 to 5 bedrooms, 2880. and exterior pointing, PETS AND 86 BUICK REGAL SOMERSET CPE 8S PLYMOUTH TURISMO preferred but will train 2'/2 baths, 2 car garage, light carpentry. Com­ 4 C)A., Auto. A/C, PS, ft , Tilt Whed, Sleroo C rib., Kcor 2 DV., 4 Cyl., 4 Spd., SUroo, P* Whinnem, Martin 646-2482.0______ate sale, immaculate (Country living, yet dose to MISCELLANEOUS the right person. The BQLTQN - Garrison Co- fireplace in family MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ plete lanitorlal ser­ SUPPLIES O d o 9 S6,79S $3,195 Call the CQUNTRY Charmer ^ Httd. Vinyl sided w/Ig. 2 car I FOR SALE School, 647-3366. Whole Donut, 150 loniol located on cul- 5 year old L shaped garage. Now Ig. 2-stall barn room and living room. room townhouse. vice. Experienced, rel­ 85 FORD CROWN VICTORIA 86 BUICK SKYLARK de-sac, 3 years old, 3 Large comfortable Cape. 6 rooms, sky­ Scenic area, private MANCHESTER HERALD Center Street, Manch­ w/electridty. Over 3 acres Incredible basement, iable, tree estimates. FREE Kittens - Litter v a. AuUx A/C, n , p i , PW, PD I, a Lo k M Cm 4 Or., V.9. $11,995 $2,495 wood floors, alarm sys­ room. Priced In $170’s possible. Peter, 228- Available Qctober A u AROUND mmmsjs, and sewer. $141,000 GARDENING 87 BUICK LESABRE ESTATE WG. 86 DUTA 88 ROYAL BROUGHAM tem, appliances, cen­ must be sold. Coll Bar- 0128 and M ark, 642- 16th. $600 plus utilities. 4 Dr,, V-a, Auto, A/C, PS. PI, PW, PDI, PS, Cruise Conlrol, Call 646-4122. Owner. Wishing will not sell any­ V-a, Auto^ A/C, PS, PI. PW. POi. Stereo, 1 SMt, luoaege tral vac, fenced In boro, R E / M A X East of 7853. 721-9654 evenings. iucIl wm sii.Pfs SY1 3SO Stereo ft M

TOWN OF MANCHESTER LEGAL NOTICE CARS I CARS b e c a u s e y o u never FOR SALE know when someone will DEADLINES; For classified odvertlsments to Zoning Commission will hold a public hear- FOR SALE be searching for the Item be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Monday October 16, 1989 at 7:00 P.M. in ttie Hearing w u have for sale, it's BUICK 1979 Skvhawk - 2 deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Connec­ better to run your want ad door hatch, good con- 1984 HONDA Civic Wagon tion. For advertisements to be published ticut to hear and consider the following petition: - 646-0767 or 649-4554, for several days ... cancel­ dltlon, standard. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Frldoy. MANCHESTER - DAY CARE REGULATIONS Jack.______ing It os soon os you aet $700/best offer. 644- results. Application to amend the following Sections of the 6343. 1986 JEEP Wagoneer Ll- Manchester Zoning Regulations: Article I. Section 2.01; Article SUBARU 198'2-GL, red, 5 mlted - Excellent con­ II. Sections 2.01.08, 2.01.14 Now; 2.02.09; 2.02.16 New; Soc- dition, 43,000 miles, CARS jg i I CARS 3.01.07 New; 3.02.07 New; Sections 4.01 03- speed, air, sunroof. CARS 140K miles. $600/best automatic, air condl- FOR SALE CARS 4.01.08 New; 4.02.08 New; 4.02.09 New; Sections 5.01 04- tlonlng, am/fm FOR SALE L l j FOR SALE FOR SALE 5.01.12 New; 5.02.08 New; 5.02.09 New; Sections 6.01 04- offer. Must sell. 645- 0480. cassette, leather Inte­ 6 01 13 New; 6.02.08 New; 6.02.09 New; Sections 7.02.05' n rior. $10,900. 643-2938. 7.02.11; 7.03.01; 7.03.02; 7.03.04 Now; Sections 8 03 12' 1983 CH R'y s LER Le- 8.03.21 New; 8.04.01(f) New; 8.04.01(g) New; Section 9.14 Baron - 4 cylinder, 5 New; 9.15.05; Sections 10.01.08 New; 10.04.04 New speed, standard. Nice 10.04.05 New; Sections 11.01.14 Now; 11.02.07 Now; buy, $1,995. 646-1313. TRUCKS/VANS CARDINAL BUICK'S VOLUME 11.02.08 New; Sections 12.01.03 Now; 12.02.07 New’ C H E V R O L E T 1980 Ma- FOR SALE 12.02.08 New; Sections 15.01 New; 15.02.06 New 15 02 07 llbu - 4 door, good I New; Sections 16.15.01(f); 16.16(f); Sections 18.02.12 New condition. $1,250. 643- CHEVY 1981 Pickup - 6 18.03.06 New; 18 03.03; 18.05.05(g); 18.06.02(c) Delete Ar-' 5484. tide IV, Section 9.03.19 New; Sections 10.01 Delete 10 01 cylinder, standard, PRICING SAVES YOU CASH! (Replaces 10.02); 10.01.01 (Replaces 10.02 01' 10 0102 C H E V R O L E T 1978 Z28 am/tm radio. Good (Replaces 10.02.02); 10.01.03 (Replaces 10.02.03)' 10 01 04 Comoro - $950, t-tops, running condition. New; 10.01.05 New; 10.01.06 New; 10.01.07 New' 10 0108 350, saglnaw, 4 speed, Asking $1,900 or best : 'o u r ) 990 BUICK'S ARE HERE j New; Section 18 New. 10 bolt posi, stock offer. 742-7814. wheels, no clutch. At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written Runs. 875-4499. communications received. A copy of this petition is in the Town I MOTORCYCLES/ Clerk's office and may be inspected during business hours. 1984 FORD Escort Wagon - Auto, air, am/tm, IMOPEOS Planning and Zoning Commission power steering- 1981 YAMAHA Special II- Leo Kwash, Secretary /brakes. Excellent $550/best offer, 4,000 013-10 condition. $2,000. 646- miles. Must sell. 647- 2079. 7527 WO BUICK SKYLARK 1!>90 BUICK CENTURY 1990 BUICK LeSABRE Sk. #1015 Sk. #1006 Sk. #1055 4 Dr Sedan, Automatic, AJC LEGAL NOTICE 4 Dr Tilt, 4 Dr Sedan, Automatic, AJC, Power TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT TOWN OF ANDOVER Rear Defogger Windows, Power Locks, Cruise, Cassette, NOTICE OF INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION Wire Wheel Covers. ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE PUBLIC HEARINGS 511,898* In acxx)rdance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and Commission of Andover, Connecticut will 512,498 s |6,149 9 of the Town Charier, notice is hereby given of the adoption n m in October 10, 1989 at 7 30 by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester Connec­ ticut on October 3, 1989. illanrhfHtpr HpralJ) PROPOSED ORDINANCE 6.9% GMAC FINANCING OR UP B E IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of wiisrE.'sr*'"'®'" I.™-« M an^ester that the Town of Manchester purchase from John Appli^tion #9-11-89JTCV, FRI Land Equities Inc for a TOS1,000 MFGR. REBATE H. Hackett and Margaret H. Hackett for the sum of One Retail/Office Center on Route 6 & Shoddy Mil Roads Saturday, Oct. 7„ 1989 Hundred Seventy-Five Thousand ($175,000.00) Dollars the UP TO 24 MOS. TO APPROVED CUSTOMERS. Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm premises described in Schedule A attached hereto *INCLUDES FACTORY REBATE. Newsstand Price: 35 Cents PRERkRED BY: OWNED CAR OF THE WEEK ------WILLIAM J. SHEA, ASSISTANT TOWN ATTORNEY ANDOVER INLAND W ETUNDS COMMISSION 8-31-89 John England, Chairman 1986 BtjiiCK ELECTRA SEDAN 062-09 Automatic, A/C,; Cassette, V-6, Power Windows/^ SCHEDULE A Power Locks, Power Scat, tow Mileage That certain piece or parcel of land, with the buildings thereon LEGAL NOTICE situated m the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford and Watdt This Space Each Senate keeps health State of Connecticut, known as 23-25 Trotter Street, bounded BM rd Of Appeals of the Town of Andover, Ct will Until Sold 59,980 and descnbed as follows: hold a pub ic heanng on October 18, 1989 at 7:30 p.m in the Andover Elem. School music room to hear the following ap- NORTHERLY: USED CARS A n^voTcl'^^ ^ *'” ^ zoning laws of me Town of 1988 Buick LeSabre Sedan S11,980 1986 By land of the Town of Manchester Ninety-nine and 97/100 Buick LeSabre Coupe 58.480 But unpopular tax (99.97) feet; 1988 Buick Skylark Sedan 58,990 #301 - Robert Lezon 40 Shoddy Mill Rd. 1986 Buick Century Sedan 57.480 EASTERLY: 1988 Chevrolet S-10 P/U Truck S7,495 Requesting relief from Zoning Regulations, Section 112 1986 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Coupe 58,995 Manchester, Seventy-four and 6/10 1988 Chevrolet S-10 Ext Cab P/U 512,995 goes down to defeat (74.6) feet; Requirements. A variance of 9 feet in rear yard require­ 1986 Chevrolet Monte Carlo ments IS requested to permit modifications to a deck Lot has 1988 Pontiac Grand Am Coupe 58,690 58,490 1986 Pontiac Sunbird Sedan SOUTHERLY: 41 feet rear yard, needs 50 feet. 1987 Buick Park Avenue Sedan 511,850 55,680 By land of William T. Burgess, Ninety-nine and 78/100 (99.78) #305 - William K. Johnson 39 Bailey Rd. 1986 Mercury Grand Marquis By Jim Luther ■eet; eno 1987 CMC S-15 P/U Truck 56,280 59.980 R eq uiting relief from Zoning Regulations Section 11.2 Space 1986 Dodge 600 Sedan 55.895 The Associated Press WESTERLY: requested in front ^ rd 1987 Chevrolet S-10 P/U Truck 56,280 setback for a deck. Lot has 65 feet, needs 75 feet. ^ 1986 Chevrolet Conversion Van by Trotter Street, Seventy-nine and 3/100 (79.03) feet. 1987 Chevrolet Conversion Van 59.980 513,999 1985 Oldsmobile Gera Sedan WASHINGTON — The Senate refused Friday night to This Ordirwnce shall take effect ten (10) days after this publi­ #306 - John H. Shorten and Barbara Dion Lot 21 School Rd. 1987 Cadillac Brougham Sedan 514,995 55.895 cation in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days RequMting relief from Zoning Regulations Section 11.2 Space 1985 Buick Regal Coupe repeal catastrophic health coverage for retirees and voted after mis publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by not Requiremente. Lot neecte 40,000 square feet, has 26 739 56,860 instead to preserve some benefits but kill the unpopular less man five (5) percent of me electors of me Town, as deter­ square feet. A variance of 13,261 square feet is request^.' surtax that piays for them. mined from me latest official lists of the Registrars of Vbters At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written A 99-0 vote approved a bill by Sen. John McCain. R- has not been filed wim, the Town Clerk requesting its reference to a special Town election. ^PP®3ls are on file in me Town Ariz., that would wipe out the surtax along with extended M 232 Building, School Rd., Andover, Ct. CARDINAL BOICK. INC. reimbmscment for physicians’ fees and coverage for Jam es Fogarty Secretary Dated at Andover, Ct. Oct. 6 1989 prescription drugs. That would leave a program built Board of Directors Oct. 13, 1989 "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" around nearly unlimited reimbursement of hospital char­ Manchester, Connecticut ges. Zoning Board of Appeals 81 Adams Street, Manchester x .# Dated at Manchester, Connecticut The House voted earlier this week to repeal the entire mis 4m day of October, 1989. Andover, Ct. Richard Higgins, Chairman (Open Eves. Monday thru Thursday) 0 H V " H 5 # 1 program. Negotiators from the House and Senate will 015-10 012-10 have to work out a compromise between the two bills. “Senior citizens will rest a little easier tonight knowing ... that this body has acted in a sensible fashion” McCain said. The Senate paved the way for accepting McCain’s bill when It refused to repeal the program outright. The vote *■ / F against a repeal amendment offered by Sens. William 'I-.. Roth, R-Dcl., and John Danforth, R-Mo., was 73-26. Sen. Spark Matsunaga, D-Hawaii did not vote on the McCain proposal. Roth, arguing for repeal, compared the year-old ■ - m catastrophic coverage with the ill-fated Edsel automobile. “The folks at Ford finally realized that some mistakes ... can’t be disguised.” Roth said, “that you’ve simply got to send the engineers back to the drawing board. Tint’s what we must do with the catastrophic law.” “We promised too much, we taxed too much, but let’s not throw it all ouL” said Republican Leader Bob Dole of Kansas, adding that would leave many low-income retirees with no insurance against costs of an expensive illness and no way to buy it. Associ&tod Ptbss Earlier, the Senate turned thumbs-down on a leader­ holds up his right hand showing the bandaged middle finoer ship-backed plan that would have preserved most benefits as well as part of the surtax. removed Friday at the Walter Reed Medical Center in V\Lhinoton “Al? is That 62-37 vote rejected an amendment by Sen. David well, the president told reporters after the hour-long operation. Story on ^ Durenberger, R-Minn., to retain almost total reimburse­ ment for hospital charges and, after the patient pays the GO first $1,780 a year, all doctors’ fees. Coverage for prescription drugs would have been eliminated. Burmese hijackers give up A lthou^ McCain’s plan would wipe out some major benefits, its big selling point was that it would kill the By David Brunnstrom was on a domestic flight from Mer- surtax of up to $800 a year, which has drawn the protests military rule and the restoration of The Associated Press gui, Burma, to the capital of Ran­ of many retirees and which has been the focus of atten­ democracy in Burma. goon. They forced the plane to land tion in Congress. His amendment was endorsed by most UTAPHAO, Thailand — Two No passenger list was issued, but national organizations of senior citizens. in neighboring Thailand at the it was believed all aboard were Bur­ Burmese students demanding military airport at Utaphao, 80 miles “The object of the anger of senior citizens today is the democracy in their military-ruled mese nationals because foreigners southeast of Bangkok. are barred from Mergui. surtax and they will not be happy until the surtax is homeland hijacked a jetliner carry­ eliminated,” said McCain. At one point the hijackers The hijackers released 35 ing 83 other people but surrendered threatened to blow up the plane but The decisiveness of the vote against Durenberger’s hostages Friday night and then the peacefully early today to Thai made no other threats after their amendment was surprising because of Impassioned pleas authorities. 48 other passengers and crew Early deadline passed. Saturday after negotiations with The hijackers commandeered the Please see HEALTH, page 12 T^ey had demanded the release of Burmese Fokker 28 Friday while it political prisoners, an end to Please see HIJACK, page 12 1