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OPINION ,7 Those who attend a debate between state Sen. mark. But Zinsser could hardly be called the king of the Michael Meotti, D-Glastonbury, and his opponent, As it turned out, Meotti started the debate by one-liners Wednesday. former Republican Sen. Carl A. Zinsser of opening himself up to fire. He attributed to Richard Asked by an audience member if he would be Manchester, will see more than a confrontation on M anchester Nixon the campaign quote often used by Zinsser; able to "pull the plug” on a terminally ill relative the issues. " I f you can’t stand the heat get out of the kitchen.’ or friend who was suffering, Meotti said he didn’t Reading Spotlight Zinsser, with not a little bit of glee, reminded think so. They will see two distinct sets of mannerisms, Jack But he added, "With my mother sitting In the personality and wit. Carl Zinsser and Mike Meotti Nancy Concelman Meotti that the quote came from Harry Truman, "a — like their counterparts who are running for the very good Democrat.” audience... I better not say anything.” A n derson presidency of the United States — are two very That was after Zinsser remarked about the large Despite the humor, both candidates did force between different men. number of Meotti supporters in the audience — each other to answer questions on abortion, capital Zinsser started off the last debate at Manchester including state Rep. Edith Prague, D-Columbia, an punishment and other controversial subjects. Community College Wednesday by saying, Meotti, co-chairman of the Legislature’s outspoken advocate of tougher drunken driving While Zinsser said he believes every child should “ Welcome to 'on the road with Carl and Mike.’ ” Environment Committee, responded to Zinsser’s penalties. Many audience members wore Mike be given the "opportunity to be bom and then And what a show it was. charge that he has let the state Department of Meotti buttons. adopted,” Meotti said government should not the lines 'T v e never been to a meeting of the Democratic legislate whether a woman chooses to have a baby. Meotti, who remained standing throughout the Transportation run highways over wetlands. "Most debate, was cool and efficient in his response to of the conservation commissioners haven’t stopped Town Committee before, but I ’m glad to be here.” Zinsser supports the death penalty, but Meotti FC A makes questions posed by a four-member panel. Zinsser, laughing” at the accusation, he said. Zinsser said. said it’s "no great answer” to solving problems Either the residents of Manchester, and who sat down in between most questions, was But despite Meotti’s defense of his record on Even on some serious issues, such as the state created by crime. The state, according to Meotti, particularly of the Eighth Utilities District, almost evangelical at times, raising his voice to environmental protection, forced busing and the budget deficit and drunken driving laws, the banter should not have the power to decide who lives or don’t particulary care whether the town and make a point and spraying his answers to questions aid-to-education formula, Zinsser proved that his continued. Each time a question from the audience dies. It was obvious during Wednesday’s debate the the district resolve their differences over puzzling deal with a mix of sarcasm and humor. arsenal is far from empty, criticizing his opponent was read on the candidate’s stand on toughening candidates’ opinions differed as much as their There is no doubt that Zinsser, state senator from and Democrats for eliminating the state inspector drunken driving laws, Zinsser looked up and said, sewer and fire service — which is highly personalities. 1980 to 1986, has to make more noise than Meotti to general post and the Transportation Accountability “ Edith?” unlikely — or they have infinite trust in their The debate also showed that unlike Meotti’s and win back the 4th Senatorial District seat that Board. Zinsser also incorporated a one-liner into his elected representatives and infinite patience. Zinsser’s counterparts on the national level, it will on receivers Meotti wrested from him in 1986. But there is also Meotti was subtle, but made no bones about his criticism about Meotti’s response to a question take more than wit and personality for either to win Negotiations over the agreement, the no doubt that these men are far apart in their attitude toward his opponent’s campaign strategy during a previous debate about how he would what many predict will be a neck-and-neck race. second m a jo r attem pt at an o verall resolution solutions to problems. Not to mention miles apart when he said, " I ’m beginning to understand what it reduce the state budget deficit. Meotti had said the to the age-old con flict betw een the WASHINGTON - The Farm Credit in political personalities. feels like to be a deer in the woods on the opening Legislature needs to "work harder.” Nancy Concelman is a reporter for the govern m en ts, h ave been going on in private Administration may have pulled off one of the more Still, both have a sense of humor they were more day of hunting season.” "If these guys work any harder, we’ll be broke,” bizarre deals in the history of federal contracting Zinsser said. Manchester Herald. a ll this year. " 1 WDEItSTNtDm IKimKnQH HERLNin^.'nNn^lO UmiOUSH OH than willing to display during the exchange. Zinsser rarely missed an opportunity to hit his — paying a consulting firm more than $1.1 million At a news conference, the chief negotiators CNML WU1....6UT ran 'NuTHmin 9niv;i on of oiKiKTet?'." and then giving the owner of the firm $83,000 to get " re vea led the m ain points in the negotiations, out of the picture. C but since then anyone not directly involved The settlement in mid-July capped a series of O pen Forum has had to guess how w ell m atters are O pen Forum curious maneuvers by the FCA as it tried to close progressing by reading between the lines of the defunct Jackson Federal Land Bank in resident. state aid for education, resulting Meotti on Nov. 8. in the hands of ourchildrenand we published reports on meetings. Most of those Mississippi. ; The FCA is an independent federal agency that Prague assists Fee Is too much An open invitation is presented in increased funding for education can’t expect them to handle that meetings have been executive sessions from paid by the member. Many of oversees the nation’s system of farm credit banks to any and all membersof the town for each town in his district. William Desmond future unless we make a financial which the public and the press are barred. Just one reason Much to gain people In district for dance club and carefully considered Invest­ these ventures seem to exist as and has the power to put them into receivership if Board of Directors and Board of Mike Meotti has been recog­ 115 Forest St. nized as the Senate’s leader on ment in their education. Because the town and the district are suing to vote for Jack from an HMO "sidelines” for practitioners, and they fail. That had never occurred until the To the Editor: To the Editor: Education to visit any open dance Manchester each other, and because the proposed not a few fold up after a while. Jackson Federal Land Bank went under in May. presented. by the square dance environmental issues. He has T spearheaded a $10 million state Susan Bucknostandsbehind her agreement would make those suits moot, it is To the Editor; To the Editor: The Humana-type HMO costs In 1987, Congress passed a law to protect the land This letter is written to encour­ Open letter to Manchester town club and see first-hand how this activity is good exercise and good "superfund” to clean up hazard­ Buckno will fight convictions and has the intelli­ v e ry easy to hold an execu tive session under the Social Security member not a banks and avoid possible taxpayer bailouts. For age people who live in the 8th directors and the Manchester ous waste sites. Also, he has gence and courage to fight for For several years I have been a IthinkanHMOinthisarea —ifit dime, and prompt competent, that reasop. Congress was alarmed with the Assembly District to vote for and Board of Education: clean fun, and that is not for town needs term s o f the s ta te’ s F reed om o f Inform ation developed nationally recognized them. She has the remarkable member of the board of directors like the Humana one we belong to considerate and caring profes­ announcement May 20 that the Jackson bank had support Edith Prague in her bid During the month of October, detrimental to our school system. Act because there is "pending litigation.’’ legislation that establishes recy­ ability to continually maintain the of the Connecticut Coalition on in Florida — will be a great boon, sionals are ready 24 hours a day to been closed and the FCA had hired a firm to handle for re-election as our state the Manchester Square Dance To the Editor: At Monday night's meeting of the district Dawn and Les Black cling as the basis for the state central focus of an issue without Aging. I also have been an especially to those on Social attend every need from sneeze to the receivership — to sell the bank’s assets, pay its representative. Club will be recruiting new solid-waste policy. getting sidetracked. There is also Board of Directors, one district resident advocate forour so-called “ senior Security. Only large, strong, surgery, pills to hot packs. debts and handle its other affairs. We live in Coventry and have members with a fun night and Past-Presidents, Manchester For the past eight years I have Square Dance Club He has understood well the link a willingness on her part to listen asked sim p ly how lik e ly it is that the citizens.” nationally based organization can Anxiety became outrage when the House had several occasions since Mrs. square dance demonstration. worked on the executive board of Such a facility is needed in 92 Linwood Drive between sound fam ilies and compassionately and enter dis­ agreem en t w ill be reached. I have beenhearingand reading mount such a venture: and agriculture subcommittee chaired by Glenn Prague has been our representa­ Even if this recruitment is the Martin School Parent- Connecticut and throughout the Manchester healthy communities by working cussions with a spirit of comprom­ Director Samuel Longest, the district about all the good things that Jack now-iongstanding set of federal English, D-Okla, learned the details. The tive to ask for her intervention on successful, the club will become Teacher Association. I spent five country. The area doctors will still for the elderly citizens and our ise when necessary. Thompson has been doing for the laws supports and encourages subcommittee concluded in a report not yet our behalf. The one most impor­ extinct due to a ruling by the of those years co-chairing a negotiator, would not comment. He said quite continue to have busy private children. people of Manchester and the HMOs. released to the public that "confidence in the FCA tant time that comes to mind was Manchester Board of Education committee with Susan Buckno; I believe that Susan is a person frankly that his reticence was due to the practices. The hospitals, pharma­ Meotti a leader Senior citizens have been as­ state of Connecticut. The Humana operation has has been undermined by the confusion, secrecy and following Hurricane Gloria in to charge a fee of $75 for the use of who is now running for state of integrity, a lover of people, and presence of newspaper reporters. cists and others in health delivery sisted by expanding the tax-relief I would liketoremindtheppople convenient waik-in centers, fully legal questions” surrounding the Jackson bank 1985. school gymnasiums and $75 for in state Senate representative in the 13th Assem­ a level-headed business woman. So those citizens who are interested are left will not be noticeably affected program. This program is very in nursing homes and their staffed from emergency rooms receivership. Our area of town was one of the the use of school cafeterias. This bly District. We worked well Should she be elected as state adversly. But the older citizen, vital to the senior citizens in each to readin g betw een the lines som e m ore. families that becau.se of Jack through labs, pharmacy. X-ray The FCA hired Ronald E. Watkins, a Tulsa, hardest hit in Coventry, with trees added costof operation is toogreat To the Editor: together because we both share representative, she will bring whose greatest worry is the town. Since the d istrict directors set a new Thompson they were given a and diagnostic faciiities. All Okla., consultant, to handle the bank closing. down all over and, of course, the for the club to meet financially. the belief that each child should be these qualities to this office and unconscionable cost of trying to If the people of Glastonbury, For the needy elderly, he has deadline for the agreement Nov. 1 and voted cost-of-living adjustment in their personnel are salaried, full-time Watkins had never handled a receivership before, power lines with them. We had Anyone familiar with the given the same educational oppor­ fight unselfishly for the needs of stay or get well, will be almost, if Manchester, Hebron, Bolton and expanded participation in the personal fund allowances. professionals. according to the congressional report. Watkins been without electricity for a week square dancing activity knows tunities and that we, as parents, our community. the deadline with no rhetorical attacks on the not wholly, eliminated. ConnPace prescription-drug as­ That isonlyoneof many reason.' We have a personal physician, hired eight people and the FCA agreed to pay but other areas of town had been this is a social gathering, twice! Columbia wish to make the right should do everything in our power other side, it may be a sign that agreement is This movement is not socialized sistance program. to vote for Jack Thompson on Nn^■ board-certified in internal medi­ salaries totaling $882,000 for the first year. The top having the power restored. monthly, to enjoy a few hours of choice again, they will re-elecl to make sure that happens. She Judith Rodwell close. Another good sign is that the district medicine. It is today’s (and As an educator and senior R cine. For special service he refers salary was for Watkins — $240,000. His co-workers Finally we decided to call Mrs. dancing recreation and exercise. Mike Meotti as state senator. was always the first to remind us V /t Village St. president explained to a North Main Street tomorrow’s) evolution of combin­ On all vital issues of education, citizen, I believe Sen. Meotti will his patient to one of the many will get salaries ranging from $60,000 to $96,000, Prague at her home in Columbia. This activity is not detrimental to that our future will eventually be Manchester ing private-sector resources in the environment and family. Sen. continue to provide the best resident w aitin g fo r sew er service that Bill Hire associated specialists, be it for plus $750 a month each for housing, $550 for travel After telling her about this school buildings and many times broad area of health delivery so Meotti knows how to level with all legislation for our young people. installation o f his sew er hinges on the IflnChestnut .St. further diagnosis, treatment or and $240 for insurance. That makes the first-year situation, which involved about the gymnasium and cafeteria are that both parties and the general the people of his district. Also. I know that he will not forget agreement. That explanation came without Manchester surgery. All of the physicians in package more than $1.1 million. A study by the 135 families, she told us that she’d left much cleaner than before use. public have much to gain. Since going to the state Senate, the senior citizens of our district. the HMO hold staff privileges in General Accounting Office revealed that the look into the matter immediately. If our tax dollars can be used to any uncomplimentary references to the other he has done his homework on If you want good educational, every hospital in the Palm Beach average salary for receivers on other federal bank We found out later that Mrs. support other formsof recreation, side. Jesse A. Brainard education as vice chairman of the environmental and senior citizen area. Ambulance or taxi is closings ranges from $37,000 to $91,000. Prague had contacted one of the like softball, where playing fields One can hope that reading between the lines Pride and honor 1000 South St. Education Committee. He has legislation, it is imperative that available to memebers — even to Ten days after the FCA announced the hiring of top officials at Northeast Utilities are lighted and grounds main­ Coventry updated old legislation governing you give your vote to Sen. Mike is accurate. in Boiton victory take them to the center, when Watkins, the contract was modified. REW at the company headquarters in tained by town employees, why needed. Enterprises, a company owned by Watkins, would - Berlin, Conn., and that evening all can’t this square dancing form of To the Editor: All examinations, from routine be receiver, not Watkins himself. kinds of repair trucks arrived and recreation be supported by the through intensive with followups, A month later, reports surfaced that another power was restored within a no-charge use of school buildings? The Bolton Booster Club takes mammograms. X-rays, ultra­ Keep dream alive company owned by Watkins was mentioned in a matter of hours. Who knows how The janitorial service is always NEED SOME EXTRA its hat off to a fine group of boys sound, blood and special lab, eyes, fraud suit, according to the subcommittee report. many more days we would have paid from club funds. and their two coaches. Marc ears and so on are at no cost. That by vote for Bush Although Watkins was listed as a "victim ” in the been without power if Mrs. In conclusion, we are request­ Shardt and Jim Silver, forproving includes all prescriptions, eye­ suit, which put the blame for the alleged fraud with Prague had not become involved? ing you reconsider your decision SPENDING MONEY? To the Editor; what we all knew was possible. glasses, hearing aids and pros­ one of his associate, the image-conscious FCA was This is the kind of person Edith to charge a non-profit organiza­ Newspaper routes available in your area... On Aug. 20, the Bolton Summer thetic devices. Only excluded are nervous nevertheless. tion, the Manchester Square It is apparent that Mary Jarvis Prague is. When anyone in her Little League team captured the end-stage renal matters. FCA officials flew Watkins to Washington. Two Dance Club, for the use of school has forgotten what the country district needs assistance she’s District Eight Summer Little The HMO is under contract with sources familiar with the showdown told our gymnasiums and cafeterias. was like under the last Demo­ always there. This is the type of League Connecticut Classic Tour­ the federal government and is a associate Jim Lynch that Watkins was not told why Other towns in this state and Earn money and prizes by cratic administration. Double- stale representative we want to nament championship by defeat­ private, profit-making venture. he had been summoned. He was put in a small, hot others have not encountered digit inflation, high unemploy­ lontinue to have. We will re­ delivering the Manchester Herald ing East Windsor. 11-3. in Game Every older member assigns his room for two hours before FCA officials came in problems in doing this. If this ment interest ratesoutof sight— member this on No V. 8 and vote for One. and then defeated Enfield or her Social Security entitlement with papers for him to sign. The papers declared ruling is not overturned, you will and the American people were Edith Prague. in your neighborhood. East, 15-2. in the title match. to the HMO, but that can be his resignation from his own company, REW be financially killing the 30-plus- told to "do their part" by buying Through their dedicated effort restored in 30 days if the member Enterprises. Watkins refused to sign until he talked year operation of the Manchester Call today to get more details. sm aller houses and driving Donald and Jane Ferry and hard work, this team brought decides otherwise. For each to his lawyer. smaller cars. Remember? 339 Walnut Trail Square Dance Club, whose mem­ to our town a great deal of pride enrolled member, the govern­ The settlement Watkins finally negotiated Coventry bership is open to any Manchester 647-9946 and honor. They played thegames ment pays the HMO about $250 a Within months of Reagan’s continues to amaze members of Congress. The taking office, the economy turned well and were true sportsmen. month. In return, the HMO FCA agreed to pay him a lump sum of $83,000 to Main S t...... 1-174 around. Inflation, unemployment M arble S t...... all They set their sights on the top guarantees to provide full medi­ resign from his company for five years. REW Conference on Global Issues: Understanding Japan McCabe St all G ro ve...... 1-47 prize and went forit with driveand cal and surgical services. All and interest rates dropped. Hope would continue to handle the receivership for the Stock Place all Pine H ill...... all determination. HMOs are regularly andcarefully prevailed. Jackson bank with the FCA running Watkins’ Manchester Community College No. Main S t...... 397-496 East Center St. . 408-608 We would like them toknow that monitored. Let’s not go back to a country of company in his absense. On the anniversary date of Lowe Program Center, Saturday, Oct. 29, from 8:30 am-2 pm weareproudoftheirperformance Harlan St...... 15-83 The law provides that a varia­ doom and gloom. Let’s keep the the receivership for the next two years, Watkins Jefferson St...... all • • An agent who and congratulate them on a job Henry St...... 16-119 Here's why. tion can be arranged — usually by American dream alive and the will get $20,000 for the use of his company. SPEAKERS: Minoru Tamb'a, Consul General of Japan, “Japan/U.S. Rela­ Kenwood Dr. all works Ibr one company can only offer you the policies that well done! Summ it S t...... 332-382 a group of area doctors, hospitals economy strong by voting for The FCA has refused to publicly comment on tions: What Lies Ahead"; Ken Butlerworth, Chairman, Locllte Corporation, Tolland T p ke...... 472-525 his company sells. As an Independent Insurance Agent, or insurance companies. Such George Bush. Watkins’ forced resignation. FCA Chairman Frank Ferguson Rd...... 125-360 Union Place. . all we represent several companies. So we can help you Linda Boothroyd, Treasurer “Japan/U.S. Trade Rei’ lions"; Dr. James Crowley, Professor of History, usually charge an additional Naylor eluded every question on that subject from Lllley S t...... all Unicorn S t...... 133-264 select the right coverage at the right price because there Bolton Booster Club Yale University, “The Burden of Exceptionalism in Modern Japanese History"; annual membership fee of several Renee Meyers English’s committee. Naylor told English he would Main S t...... 399-494 are more policies from which to choose. 8 Tumblebrook Drive hundred dollars, and offer servi­ discuss the issue in private. But English believes Dr. Ikuko Atsumi, President, New England Japanese Center, “Get a Hold on Sum m it S t...... 1-70 No. Main St. ® 1989 by NEA. Inc North Main Street T h e evidence is clear. Bolton ces at reduced rates that must be the story should be told in public or not at all. Japan: Cultural Contrasts in Japanese Business Practices"; Gordon T. Ray, Wadsworth St...... all Union S t...... 13-91 Manchester Huntington ...... all Naylor told us that the FCA has not acted in Senior Vice President, NEC America, Inc., "Observations from an American Squire Village...... all Independent Insurance Agents secrecy, that the receivership is going smoothly Working for a High-Tech Japanese Company"; Dr. James Hubbard, Assistant HIghwood Dr...... all and that the high salaries reflect the Professor of Religion, Smith College, “Religion in Contemporary Japan." Lydall St...... 1-73 Qolway S t...... all of Connecticut, Inc. What’s behind the U.S. nursing shortage unprecedented size of the job. Admission to the conference is free, but advance registration is Parker St...... 356-540 The agriculture subcommittee has asked the Kerry St...... all Woodbridge St...... 287-357 requested due to limited seating. Reservations for optional Japanese buffet 9 General Accounting Office to further investigate North St...... all Woodbridge St...... 408-489 COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa — Even though the intensive care unit of a Council Bluffs hospital. the puzzling case. lunch at $10 must be made by Friday, Oct. 21. Call 647-6123 or 647-6013. North School St...... 1-84 W f'RE YOUR MORE-THAN-ONE-COMPANY AGENT. revelation came more than a decade ago, Rosalie As with most other forms of "women’s work.” W ood L a n e ...... all Tracy D r...... all Fennell still remembers the incident that forced nursing long has been ill-compensated, especially Cushm an Dr...... all Scott D r...... 4-108 LET THESE LOCAL BIG I AGENTS her to recognize how abysmally bad the salaries r Y in terms of salary increases for those with LIgachev marked Alpine St...... all ; Martin Art. Inc. FIT YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS are for her and other nurses. Robert experience and seniority. Mikhail Gorbachev has succeeded in demoting American Legion Dr...... all Green R d ...... 204-330 noOrandBlvd Armory St...... all It occurred during a 1975 trip to a supermarket. The average starting salary for nurses, his most powerful rival In the recent personnel • r Parti. N.Y. 1 I7 » Henry S t...... 261-315 I ttB-141-3144 Haynes S t...... all Alllid Iniurmci Agincy Indapandant Inauranea Cairtar, " I had been working as a professional nurse for accountants and computer programmers is about shuffling at the Kremlin. Yegor LIgachev was Princeton S t...... 167-190 M anchBStBr Walters Main S t...... 265-378 Tanner S t...... 124-168 Inc. five years and I discovered that this checkout $21,000 per year. But the average maximum for bumped from his job overseeing ideology to Russell S t...... all 8 W ellesley...... all Manchester person was making more than I was," she says nurses is only slightly more than $29,000, compared overseeing agriculture. But this is not the bottom of Preview 7 PM C lirki InsurinM Agincy. Inc. with more than a trace of bitterness. with almost $43,000 for computer programmers the ladder for LIgachev. Our sources in the Central Porter St...... 458-650 W ashington S t ...... all t — Auction 8 PM Dili W yllys St...... 1-90 M a n c h a s te r Dee Christensen, also a hospital nurse here, has and $61,500 for accountants. Intelligence Agency predict that Gorbachev will watarcolora The W.J. Irlih Inauranea Aganey M a in ...... 176-280 Manchester another complaint. "E ither you work all your life That compression of the wage scale is the most next squeeze LIgachev out of a secretariat post and graphict Charter Oak St...... 141-348 Crockitt Agency. Inc. on the 11 p.m. to 7 p.m. shift or you’re constantly urban setting and 15 percent of rural hospitals important Issue for many current and potential eventually out of the Politburo entirely. The CIA (CUlplUI* G ardner S t...... 3-68 O elm on t...... 9-74 H o llister...... 3-74 rotated between shifts,” she says. report that they were forced to close beds nurses who reach the peak of earning power and also believes Gorbachev will gain full control of the Donation *3“ | G ardner St. W est...... all M anchBStBr per person Highland St. B o n d ...... all ” I work alU ite weekends and seven out of 10 temporarily in 1987 due to the nurse shortage.” professional status within five to 10 years after KGB, which has opposed his reforms. He has Sterling P I...... all Jawall-England Inauranea starting in the profession. already moved the KGB chief, Viktor Chebrikov, to (Dugan's A lley...... 8-37 Cuniniingi Iniurincc Agency holidays during the year," adds the nursing But the shortage also adversely affects nursing Sycamore Lane...... all Agency, Inc. Manchester veteran of 23 years. “ Nurses don’t lead normal homes, which employ 8 percent of all nurses; Indeed, many hospitals and physicians long another position. Wino, Coffee & Ferguson Rd...... all Manchester lives.” community public health facilities, where another encouraged that salary progression, viewing Bridge S t...... all EIro...... all Poor compensation and insensitive scheduling 7 percent of all nurses work; and hospices, clinics, nurses as disposable. When they left — often the Cheese Served Portland St...... all F lo w e r...... all Dmild 8. Bw m v n I Insurmci Avon S t...... all E. M iddle T p k...... 0-162 are only two of the grievances held by those long-term care centers and other facilities that victims of exhaustion, stress and tension — they D o o r Prize Agincy, Inc. John H. Lappan, Inc. already engaged in nursing and contributing to the account for the remaining 17 percent of the nursing could be readily replaced by another generation of Litchfield St...... all Manchester ^aurlipslrr Hrrali'i Wetherell St...... 8-260 C a m b rid g e ...... 14-100 Manchester reluctance to enter the profession among those work force. high school or college graduates. Founded In 1881 SPONSORED BY: M cCann S t...... all West Middle Tpke...... 15-107 considering career alternatives. As a result, the Even though an increasing number of men are Today, however, young women can opt instead pAgam Riymond L Bcrmin Imurancs nation now faces a severe shortage of nurses. entering the field, 97 percent of all nurses are for careers in law, business or other professions PENNY M. SIEFFEUT...... PuWNhef . A l Kaufman Robert J. SmHh, Inc. GEORGE T. C H A PP E LL...... Editor EAST CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL istfvadorOall Agmcy, Inc. women. This is significant because the current where “ they can make a lot more money, have [ MIchal Oalaerola That lack of nurses ’ ’is real widespread and of DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exocutivo Editor Manchester Manchester more status and more autonomy,” notes an official C afeteria ' Vu significant magnitude,” concludes a report crisis is directly related to society’s traditional MARIE P. G R A D Y ...... CHyEdHor OaMar CALL SOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 115 New State Road • Manchester. CT. recently issued by the 2,5-member Commission on devaluation of women’s work and to the struggle of the American Nurses’ Association. ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... A m o c Ii M EdHor Vaaaraty Hllb, Rogil and Hamilton, Co. against sex discrimination. Thus, resolving the current crisis requires much O. Rotfo Nursing established by the federal government’s DENISE A. R O BER T S...... Adxwttolng Director Saturday, Oct. 22,1988 OoulanQar UrbanattI Inauranea Aganey more than palliative measures to fill existing Laroy Nalman al Ct. Inc. Department and Health and Human Service. "When I graduated from high school, there were JEANNE G. FROMERTH...... B u iln m Mineger Manchester M u ttre tfd , Enprm Acctpfd Mancheater Hospitals, which employ 68 percent of all nurses, few options open to young women — teaching, vacancies. Unless the issues of pride, dignity and SHELDON COHEN ...... Compoflng Meneger V/n A Am. ilanrt|PBtpr Hrrald nursing, getting married and, if you were Catholic, self-esteem are confronted, the nursing shortage ROBERT H. HUBBARD ...... PrMtroom Meneger have been most seriously affected. The FRANK J. MeSWEEGAN...... CIrculetlon Director commission notes that “ 30 percent of hospitals in being a nun,” notes Norma Miller, a nurse in the could become critical and chronic. MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Oct. 18, 1988 - 8 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Oct. 18, 1988 WIT OP THE WORLD MARKET REPORT Kraft may fight $11 billion FOCUS BUSINESS Aciivily over irte past 30 tradirtg days RICHTER 8BM opens Vernon office USA Philip Morris takeover bid The Savings Bank of Manchester recently opened its 20th office at the Shops at 30 complex li NEW YORK (AP) - Philip Video tape cassette market has improved on Route 30 in Vernon. III Morris Cos. Inc.’s $11 billion bid AT-AQLANCe riS i The full-service branch offers commercial for Kraft Inc. would make it the Philip Morris Cos. Inc.| Kraft Inc. Bv the Editors small, suggesting that the technology also be considered. and personal banking services including a world’s second biggest food com­ drive-in window, night deposit, a Conni wv Mem Bu$ine$$ Tobacco. tooO pfoducti. brewing FooO producll of Consumer Reports has reached a very high level. Do you need a “ hi-fi” tape to take pany while decreasing its heavy C onsam er automatic teller machine and safe deposit DOW JO N E S A V E R A G E e7r^ioye«ir Tia'ooo ~ ~ ______] 47,000 _____ The tested T-160 tapes proved to be full advantage of a VCR’s hi-fi OclofHV f7.IA86 dependence on profitable but boxes. $lockhoKl0i$ 3VOOO M.OOO _ With one out of every two American not quite top-drawer. Avoid them potential? No, say the engineers. All HIGH 2.1S0.60 stagnating cigarette sales. Reports Gienviow. III. households now sporting a VCR, the unless you must have the eight hours the tested tapes provided excellent The office is managed by Karla Wilbur of LOW 2,120.02 Philip Morris, the 12th biggest blank video cassette market is of recording time they offer. audio when used with a hi-fi VCR. Vernon. A grand opening event is scheduled for industrial company in the For­ /(MMlUAtKOUS CLOSE 2,140.47 Income Statemenl 1988 1987 1 9 8 8 ______1987 booming. Last year some 300 million )i early November. tune 500, launched a surprise Are premium tapes worth the Don’t buy "unlicensed” tapes — Change Up 7.29 Ouaner to June 30 cassettes were sold in the VHS at the audio crowd. tender offer late Monday that tn moutanos Oueriei to Sept 30 premium price? Although the higher- brands made without the guarantee of Hours for the bank lobby are 9a.m. to 4p.m. format, which now outpaces the Which video cassettes are right for would pay $90 a share to share­ $ 7,647,000 $ 6,967,000 $ 2,764,400~ $ 2,447,900 priced cassettes in a brand line the quality-control procedures re­ Monday through Wednesday. 9 a.m. to 7p.m. R e v e n u e competition, Sony’s Beta, by nine to your needs? Recently, the electronics fNMmAMOvTlI holders of 31st-ranked Kraft. out-performed their standard coun­ quired of tape manufacturers by Sony Thursday, 7:30 a.m. toSp.m. Friday and 9 a.m. Nefe'arnings 639,000 $ 602,000 $ 785,200 $“ 'l 13:300' one. engineers at Consumer Reports eval­ If successful, the deal would be terparts, it was only by the slimmest and JVC, who originated the Beta and to noon Saturday. Nine mo to Sept 30 Si> mo to June 30 Most manufacturers offer at least uated VHS format tapes in three - - _ the largest non-oil takeover ever, of margins. The engineers recom­ VHS formats. Unlicensed tapes that Drive-in window hours are 7; 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. two grades of videotape: a standard sizes; T-120, the most popular, with a trailing only Standard Oil Co.’s R e v e n u e $22,602,000 $20,631,000 $ 5,436,600 $4,748,700 mend using the less expensive, have been tested in the past have Monday through Wednesday. 7; 30 a.m. to 7p.m. grade and a more expensive “ high- playing time of two, four or six hours, $13.4 billion purchase of Gulf $ iT 768,060 $ 1,364,000 $ 903.500 $ 264,900 standard tapes for recording TV produced disappointing results; Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. Net earnings performance” model, often recogniz­ depending on the VCR speed chosen: Black-white gap widens Corp. in 1984. That company later shows for later playback. Good there’s a chance some could damage to noon Saturday. AP graphic able by designations such as “ Pro” T-160, the longest-running tape, which changed its name to Chevron (for professional) or “ HG" (for can provide a maximum of eight choices, such as Fuji HQ, Konica the recording heads of a VCR. WASHINGTON (AP) — A private group says Super SR, and GE Premium, can be Corp. high-grade). hours’ play; and the TC-20, which has To make sure a tape is the genuine Mercedes giveaway today the gap between the earnings of black and white Kraft and Philip Morris’s Gen­ conceded, “ I don’t think most purchased for about $4 apiece. Glenview, III.-based Kraft indi­ Major brands such as Fuji, Maxell, the shortest-running time — 20 article, look for the Beta or VHS logo families has widened in the 1980s. cated it might fight the takeover, eral Foods are roughly the same people would pick it as a big Re/Max of Connecticut will give away a new Memorex, Scotch, Sony and TDK minutes to one hour — and is designed If you want the very best perfor­ and a familiar brand name. Some The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities even though the offer was about size and together would have growth industry for the future.... Mercedes Benz at the Ckinnecticut Association of offer more models and grades. to record images with the VHS-C mance — for building your tape unlicensed tapes carry no brand name says increasing poverty and economic 50 percent above its closing stock roughly $20 billion in annual "W e’re trying to build our PEOPLE Realtors Covention this week at the Hartford Designations, which can mean almost camcorder. library or for recording important at all, just a vague “ grade” designa­ stagnation among blacks has helped widen the price on Monday. Although New revenue. That would make Philip business, and we’re also trying to anything, may include “ supercolor,” As a group, the T-120 tapes events in your life — try the high-end tion such as "Super-Tape A Grade,” Civic Center. gap for both married and single-parent black York-based Philip Morris is best Morris the biggest food company position it for the future and not “ dynamic,” “ pro hi-fi,” “ premium performed better than in tests con­ Scotch EXG Pro and EXG Hi-Fi and or “ Standard Super High Grade.” Rulers toast new era The car will be given to an agent after a free families. known for Marlboro, Virginia after Nestle SA of Switzerland, just for the present or the past.” quality” and “ super HG.” “ Pro” and ducted two years ago. The TC-20 tapes TDK HD-X Pro. They sell for about $9 Another warning sign is the absence drawing today. Only association members are “ In 1987, the income of the typical black Slims, Benson & Hedges and which had revenue last year of $28 Despite the $11 billion price, the MADRID, Spain “ camera” grades are aimed at the performed well, too. Differences apiece. Higher grades in Fuji’s line, of a manufacturer’s or distributor’s eligible for the drawing. family — at $18,098 — equaled just 56.1 percent Merit cigarettes, it took over billion. cigarette and food giant “ can well (AP) — Britain’s home-video archivist, “ hi-fi” grades among the tapes were discernible but which sell for about $6 apiece, should address. Re/Max is an international network of of the typical white family’s income ($32,274), a General Foods Corp., the maker The cigarette business gener­ afford it,” said Emanuel Gold­ Queen Elizabeth II independent offices, including one in lower percentage than any year in the late 1970s of Jell-0, Maxwell House, Kool- ates enormous amounts of cash man, an analyst with Paine- and King Juan Webber Inc. in San Francisco. C Manchester at 297 E. Center St. or late 1960s (59.2 p ercen t)cen ter Director Aid, Shake ’N Bake and Oscar for Philip Morris, but its growth is Carlos of Spain “ Their cash flow is $1.3 billion (a Robert Greenstein said Monday in a statement. Meyer, in 1985 for $5.7 billion. slowing even though the company toasted a new era year). That’s $150,000 an hour, 24 Wife says husband stretches Median family income for black families The addition of Kraft would has been successful in increasing of good relations, sales abroad, particularly in hours a day, 366 days a year.” Milford eyes condo trend decreased by $854 between 1978 and 1987, while bring such names as Velveeta, saying they looked developing countries. D r. G o tt the median income for white families increased Thousand Island dressings, John M. Richman, Kraft chair­ forward to bridg­ MILFORD (AP) — The town of Milford is Cheez Whiz, Breyer’s, Light ’n’ Tobacco will account for about $276, the study said. man and chief executive, said its Peter Gott, M.D. family tias a little bit too far ing theircountries' studying condominium development trends in 10 Lively. Sealtest and Frusen 78 percent of its earnings this board will meet in ’’due course” major point of other Connecticut communities to determine if it Gladje. year, compared with 16 percent to consider the offer. contention — the has an unusually high number of the units. Factory use drops In U.S. “ Philip Morris is aiming for for General Foods and smaller T He said the board ’’previously Milford Mayor Alberta Jagoe said there are preeminence among consumer amounts for Miller Brewing Co. DEAR family.” Meanwhile, I kept ask­ Rock of Gibraltar. concluded that the best long-term 2,986condominium units in Milford and an WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. industrial goods marketers, and this will and other units, said Bierbusse. ABBY: I re­ ing myself, “ Why are they here?” The Queen, on interest of our shareholders is additional 84 have been approved but not operating rate in September fell for the first The dependence on cigarettes cently married Am I being picky? Shouldn’t the first-ever visit take them there,” said analyst that Kraft continue to operate as a widower these old relationships be put constructed. The city has a population of 52,300. time in seven months, the government said John C. Bierbusse of A.G. Ed­ has frightened some investors Queen Elizabeth of a reigning an independent company.” whose wife had aside? He now has new relation­ British monarch to Community Development Director Thomas Monday, attributing the drop to a sharp decline wards & Sons in St. Louis. from the stock, analysts said. D ear A bby Maxwell said the cigarette Kraft’s directors will make a Some benefits several sisters. ships to build on. Spain, only alluded to the British colony at the Wilson is conducting the study for Jagoe. at utilities winding down after an exceptionally In an interview late Monday, business continues to grow in recommendation on the tender They c o n- Abigail Van Buren NEW WIFE southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula. Although the results of the survey will not be hot summer. Hamish Maxwell, Philip Morris’s profit, revenue, physical volume offer by Oct. 31, Richman said, stantly call him "We are confident that our growing mutual binding or used to draft new regulations, the The Federal Reserve Board said the overall chairman and chief executive, come up short said, “ Being in the food business, and market share and has Philip urging shareholders to hold onto on the phone, understanding will enable us to deal with the mayor said she hopes the findings convince the operating rate last month at U.S. factories, ask him to do DEAR NEW WIFE: ’Old rela­ we feel that we understand it.” Morris’s strong support. But, he their stock until then. tionships” cannot be put aside one remaining problem which exists between Planning and Zoning Board to limit new mines and utilities fell to 83.6 percent of favors, invite like a pair of worn-out shoes — us,” she told the Spanish king Monday at a condominium development. capacity, down 0.2 percentage points from DEAR DR. GO’TT: How I laughed at your article him places, w nor should they be. Although he is state dinner. August. about free VA care! My husband, a vet of World War etc. He feels obligated to accept but is he still related to these no longer legally related to these Gibraltar was ceded to Britain in 1713 when The rate in July was also 83.8 percent, soaring II, has had surgery for rectal cancer! an ostomy, their invitations. I don’t see why people? It seems to me that the A moving experience people, he is comfortable with Spain lost the War of Spanish Succession. from 83.0 percent in June as utilities produced liver cancer, diabetes, cataract surgery, heart he feels obligated to attend relationship ended when his wife them after many years and feels WILTON (AP) — A survey of company more electricity to run air conditioners. trouble and a stroke. I can’t get the VA even to functions, do favors and be died. Personally, I am getting In November 1984 both governments agreed that they are “ family.” Do not employees recently involved in a corporate Overall utility operating rates fell from 83.6 supply the necessary ostomy supplies, let alone the available at their whim, but he tired of going places because he to discuss the future of the fortress, including demand that he drop them to be move shows a majority felt their employer did percent in August to 79.9 percent, while electric “ routine” checkups. If we didn’t live in Mexico, does. This one sister had her eye gets a call from one of them. We sovereignty, at ministerial-level meetings. replaced instantly by your utilities fell from 88.1 percent to 83.5 percent. we’d be street people by now because of our medical on him herself, and sends him recently had a picnic and invited Juan Carlos, who is Elizabeth’s third cousin, not handle the move well. friends. Go slowly, if you want a bills, and all thanks to the VA. “ favorite brother-in-law” cards our friends. Of course, my friends said, “ This route of dialogue and cooperaton The survey by PHH Homequity Inc. of 1,000 happy, lasting marriage with this that could be taken the wrong between both our countries will eventually employees involved in a group move asked did not know these people, whom man. Chile exports most copper DEAR READER: I am sorry to learn of your way. Abby, his wife is dead. he felt obligated to invite, so I lead to a concrete end.” respondents four questions. Only 44 out of 100 husband’s difficulties with the Veteran’s Adminis­ I know this is a dumb question. said, “ Oh, that’s his first wife’s felt it was planned well. Asked if the move was NEW YORK (AP) — Chile is the world’s tration. I know that the VA sometimes stubs its toe DEAR ABBY: When I travel by communicated well, 39 percent said yes and 61 largest exporter of refined unwrought copper, — it is. after all, a bureaucracy like any. other. plane during the daytime, I like to Reagans to relax by pool percent were negative. according to a report in American Metal However, the VA hospital system, despite its Regarding implementation, 13 percent said it look out and see the clouds, LONDON (AP) — President Reagan’s son Market. drawbacks, continues to provide low-cost medical The daily newspaper, which tracks the world's Data Bank mountains, farmlands and little Ron says he hopes his parents will lie around a was done well while 87 percent thought care to veterans. towns below. So, what am I otherwise. Similarly, 13 percent thought the metals markets and operations, says Chile LUCKY Lie pool and relax once the new man takes over In my opinion, your husband’s ill health, not the supposed to do when the flight exported an average of 1.3 million metric tons of the White House. move was managed well and 87 percent though! VA, is the root of the problem. If you believe that he attendant says, “ Please close it was not. copper a year in the 1984-1986 period. has been unfairly treated, you can certainly appeal your window shades; we need to The younger Reagan, 30, said in a Briti.sh the VA decision or work through yourcongressman. have it dark for the movie?” Broadcasting Corp. television interview s t *a t l Because the VA has relatively strict rules about Employment Opportunities Well, I don’t care for movies broadcast Monday that he expects his parent.'; will write their memoirs. how the system responds to the needs of veterans, I Occupations expected to grow the most in-flight — I prefer to keep my UT\0N , usually encourage people to carry private health window shade up so I can enjoy Ron Reagan, who works for ABC-TV's insurance in the event that the VA denies their “ Good Morning America,” taped his BBC UTC improvement on track Employment the scenery. claims. Occupation (In thousands) Percent change I paid as much for my ticket as interview in the United States. DEAR DR. GOTT; I went on a very strict diet for the next person, and I think. I’m Reagan said he expects “ things will be a six months and became constipated. I ’m now Computer systems analysts, l-V' S entitled to enjoy the flight too. So little more relaxed” for him when his parents as earnings show increase hooked on laxatives — seven a day. If I don’t take electronic data processing f 5 3 2 what’s the solution? return to private life and that he expects his them, my bowels don’t move. What can I do? NO MOVIES, THANKS parents will follow their eight years in HARTFORD (AP) - United The layoffs have included more this year for wide-body aircraft, Washington “ with a lot of laying around the than 2,600 jobs at Pratt & Whitney and there has been growing sales DEAR READER: Strict dieting may deprive Technologies’ bid to become DEAR NO MOVIES: Since you pool, getting a tan,” Aircraft to cut costs. Pratt & momentum for the PW2000 to people of intestinal bulk and roughage, leading to Computer programmers (more profitable is apparently are in the minority and the light is Whitney was once the dominant power Boeing 7.57 jetliners,” constipation. You may be able to get back on the paying off with the corporation distracting, be a good sport and jet-engine maker in the country, Daniell said. right track by taking one of the commercially reporting a 15 percent jump in pull your shade down. A movie Taylor to have X-rays but now ranks second to General The subsidiaries sold by UTC available plant derivatives, such as Metamucil, to Ibird-quarter earnings compared usually lasts no more than 90 Electric Co. include such none-core opera­ add fiber to your diet. These preparations are SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) - Actress to a year ago. minutes, and there is still time to Danielle noted that Pratt & tions as Essex wire and cable low-calorie and will often solve the problem. Elizabeth Taylor has re-entered St. John’s The report led Robert F. enjoy the scenery. Whitney’s new commercial en­ units. Diesel Systems and some In addition, you might try eating more salads and Hospital for X-rays to determine the progress Daniell. UTC chairman and chief gines, the PW2000 and PW4000. assets of UT Credit Corp. UTC raw vegetables, which contain roughage. Such of therapy on her back, ber spokeswoman executive officer, to predict Mon- DEAR ABBY: I recently grad­ have won several large contracts also is seeking to sell its Norden foods contain few calories, will reduce hunger, are said. !day that the Hartford-based uated from an Ivy League college in recent months. Among those Systems subsidiary. safe and plentiful, and will provide additional conglomerate will achieve record and was inducted into the honor "The X-rays are to see what improvement placing orders was Delta Air­ UTC’s other subsidiaries in­ nutritional benefits. earnings when the yearends Dec, society of Phi Beta Kappa. there has been with her physical therapy,” lines. which is seeking engines clude Sikorsky helicopters. Otis Avoid taking daily laxatives — especially in large 31. My grandparents bought me a spokeswoman Chen Sam said by telephone worth a total of about $3 billion. elevators. Carrier air condition­ quantities — because your intestinal tract will come Earnings per share in the third gold Phi Beta Kappa key as a gift. Monday from New York. “ The PW4000 has been selected ing and Hamilton Standard aero­ to depend on them. Ask your doctor for specific quarter were $1.45 compared to I am very proud of my academic In July, Miss Taylor, 56, was admitted to St. in 15 of 18 engine competitions space systems. advice. $1.26asharein 1987. Revenues for achievements, but I am wonder­ John’s for a compression fracture of the fi rst the period totalled $4.5 billion DEAR DR. GO’TT; My wife and I go with each ing if it’s considered tacky to lumbar vertebra that produced lower back compared to $4 3 billion a year • wear a Phi Beta Kappa key. It’s a other for checkups and doctors’ visits. We never muscle spasms. She hurt herself in June when ealier have any problems when she goes with me. But beautiful key, and I am honored she fell on the set of the film “ Young The third quarter earnings in­ some doctors have a problem when I go with her. to be a member, but I don’t want Toscannini” in Rome, said Ms. Sam. clude a pretax gain of $33.3 Can you explain this inconsistency? people to think I’m snooty or Receptionists, Information I..“ 6 8 2 .||| During that stay, she underwent physical million, or 15 cents a share, terribly elitist. Can you offer a therapy and had X-rays taken. She went back resulting from the sale of certain DEAR READER: I cannot. However, the clerks 1 * ^ 9 6 4 suggestion? THE BOLENS EASY-TRAC to the hospital in late September for more leasing subsidiaries. inconsistency you’ve noticed does exist. Recently, . E.S.M. Dr. Aaron Lazare, chairman of p.sychiatory at the X-rays, she said. For the first nine months of SYSTEM 1988, UTC earned $508.5 million University of Massachusetts in Worce.ster, ad­ Accountants, auditors DEAR E.S.M.: You’ve earned dressed this problem. compared to $419 2 million forthe the right to wear the coveted key, Cuomo’s son to HELP same period last year. Earnings He believes that such doctor-behavior is a form of and what’s more, your proud DAILY! humiliation. Doctors may inadvertently add to the NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. (AP) - Gov. per share for the first three Only m m : grandparents bought one for you, quarters was $3.89 compared to unpleasantness of examinations or illness by being so I advise you not to worry what Mario Cuomo’s son, Andrew, says he believes Every (day, hi

Editor: Tyson’s trainer hopes to see the dream survive The H igh School W orld Renee Fournier I ’ll try to keep this short, but you circus and only you can stop it. Roper, and her sister, Jacobs died in M arch). and that was never proved — you Bv Ed Schuyler Jr. “ I sit and watch the tape of you are saying Cus, and Cus stole The Associated Press know me. Talk, say something Mike ... I see Stephanie). Conipilod by .Ktiidont.s of MHS. piiblishod liy tho Mdnchi'.stt'r Herold Charles Vousden, faculty adviser “ Mike; Camille, Jay, myself your new old friends are talking “Talk to us. Remember Bill and Cus in 1984 with Alex from no one. Volume LIII, No. 3 and Jim were just following the (television boxing commentator You could sense the pain in and all the people in the gym and bad about (h]s. That hurts. Mike, plan Cus laid out for you. Cus Alex Wallau) and ABC. You sit “ Cus left these people, Jim and Kevin Rooney’s heart when he town want you to come back to tell them to shut up. Never forget explained these plans during all there and are questioned about Bill, to look out for you, to take pleaded for Mike Tyson “ to stop this beautfiul, sleepy area ... You what Cus taught us. Some of your ^ e long talks wiUi Jim, day after Cus and management. You talk care of you and to make sure no the head games and let thedream have a lot of people who love you actions say you are forgetting. day, hour after hour, even when about how funny it would be if Cus one messes from you. Let them survive.” because you’re just Mike ’Tyson, Students meet carry on Cus’s plan. Your life has who did good” “ Mike, you want Don King as he was sick. Cus figured that if got into the ring to do your job — become a soap opera, and that’s ; The trainer was on the phone (Camille Ewald, 83, was the your exclusive promoter? Why? something happened to him, fight — and vice versa. Re­ wrong. You are the only one who from Catskill, N.Y., with an open sister-in-law of the late Cus If he can get the most money, these guys. Bill and Jim, would member? Well, it’s not so funny, can stop it. Talk. It’s time to put letter to the heavyweight cham­ D’Amato, ’Tyson’s mentor who fine. Let your manager worry follow the plan that was best for is it? your life in order. Don’t turn your pion, whose personal problems became his legal guardian in about it. Let him deal with him. you. Jim and Bill had your next “ You are letting people tell you with Dukakis back on Camille and me. We’ve have become a mass-media 1984, and ’Tyson lived inherhome. Talk to us. let us know what time two years planned out when your what to do. First, your mother-in- been there from the jump. The craze. Jay Bright is a friend of ’Tyson, it is. Is this another package, that friend and mine, Jim, passed law and now Don King and his In early September, Manches­ mined to ask Dukakis one specific people. Mike, you’re too smart for dream was bigger than money. It Rooney’s letter: who lives in Ewald’s house). does not allow your fam ily in?” away. Let Bill follow it. Back him ter High School experienced a question; “ You .often compare “ We’re getting tired of reading (Tyson’s wife, actress Robin up. Stop all the head games and that. Cus taught us to talk for was about life, loyalty and love brief sense of political fame when yourself to John F. Kennedy who, “ Hey Mike Tyson, what’s going it " on? What’s happening that you about your troubles. Camille and Givens, who is suing for divorce, let the dream survive.” ourselves. You know the deal. presidential candidate. Governor I believe, was the last president to It sounded as if Kevin Rooney don’t call me at all? I’m alive. If I are tired of going on shows as is ’Tyson, has said she came as (Jim Jacobs and Bill Cayton When you say they are stealing Michael Dukakis, was scheduled challenge America — What do 4 %. was sobbing. ! * you heard I died, I didn’t. I guess talking about the same bull. It’s a a package with her mother, Ruth were Tyson’s co-managers until from you (Jacobs and Cayton) — to visit the school. you plan to do to challenge On Labor' Day, Principal Am erica?” James Ludes III received a phone The officers departed MHS call informing' him that Dukakis with Student Council advisor had accepted the invitation from Ronald Cournoyer. On the trip MHS senior and Student Council into Hartford, the students dis­ Vice President Jim Ludes to visit cussed topics such as Board of SCOREBOARD CourtMy of Yowbook Staff the high school. Education Representatives, the The governor was due to arrive Halloween room decorating con­ MEET THE PRESS — Manchester High School student Hrdina 4 (Loob), i:36. 10, Calgary, that Wednesday morning for a test, and doughnuts. Nleuwendyk 4 (Patterson, Mocoun), 2:01. short speech on education in “ I am little nervous and Andrew Clevenger discusses Democratic presidential 11, Calgary, Mullen 4 (M.Hunter, Scholastic public schools. excited — I didn’t think we were candidate Michael Dukakis’ speech with TV news Hockey McCrImmon), 9:17 (pp). 12, Calgary, CourlMy Of YMTbook Staff M.Hunter 1 (Maclnnls,Suter),14:50(pp). 13, dv Ludes had originally invited ever going to get a chance to meet correspondent Sam Donaldson. Calgary, Berezan X 14:57.14, Los Angeles, both presidential candidates, but him,” said Blodget. NIcholls 4 (Taylor, KrushelnyskI), 15:22.15, THE DUKE SPEAKS — Democratic presidential Vice President George Bush When the students arrived in NHL standings Calgary, Hrdina 5 (Suter, Mullen), 19:05 candidate Michael Dukakis speaks to a crowd in C (pp). Penalties— Baumgartner, LA (slash­ Football responded with a letter saying he Hartford, they met with state ing), 2:36; Allison, LA (tripping), 5:50; downtown Hartford on a campaign visit earlier this McSorley, LA, double minor (roughing), CCC-East C a ll would try to make it, but that it Sen. Michael Meotti who made it WALKS CONFERENCE L T w L T Polrlck Division 5:50; Pw llnskI, Cal (roughing), 5:50; w month. didn’t look positive. “ It was a possible for the students to be at South Windsor 2 0 0 5 0 0 Future leaders T GF OA Murzyn, Cal (tripping), 11:22; PlaWaIr, LA W L Pta East Hartford 2 0 1 3 1 1 polite no,” said Ludes. Upon the rally. PtillodelpMa 4 0 0 6 19 11 (tripping), 14:03; Baumgartner, LA, mis­ conduct, 14:03; Playfoir, LA (elbowing), Enfield 1 0 1 3 1 1 •* * hearing the news of govenor’s At the time, Meotti was not sure Pittsburgh 3 1 0 6 28 21 3 1 1 18 17:45; Los Angeles bench, served bv Ferm i 1 1 0 NY Islander* 2 2 1 5 15 0 3 2 0 visit, however, Ludes was what would happen, but he did tell 15 Fenton, 17:45; Laldlaw, LA (unsports- Rockville 1 1 N Y Rangers 2 2 1 5 12 1 2 0 2 3 0 • Making America 4 19 22 monllke conduct), 17:45; McSorley, M anchester “overjoyed” . the students, “ the more security New Jersey 2 3 0 1 2 0 2 2 0 2 3 0 4 26 24 LA,mlsconduct, 17:45. Hartford Public you go through and the more you hold elections Washington The following day, students Shots on goal— Los Angeles 11-16-5—32. W indham 0 3 0 0 5 0 Adams Division prepared to welcome Dukakis get searched, the closer you will Boston 4 2 0 ie 24 18 Calgary 11-8-21—40. ing the telethon, students ans­ T Power-play Opportunities—Los An­ be to meeting with the governor. ’’ The first meeting of the Future Quebec 4 2 0 8 27 21 O'oll with signs and banners, while 24 26 geles 2 of 6; Calgary 4 of 11. ACC number 1 again Business Leaders of America was wered telephones to take public Buffalo 3 3 0 6 L T secret service agents meticu­ The students were able to stand 22 Goalies— Los Angeles, 66elanson, 1-1-0 W L T W Hartford 2 3 0 4 16 0 1 3 1 1 held on Tuesday, Sept. 13. It was a donations. The telethon raised 21 23 (40 shots-29 saves). Calgary, Vernon, 2-1-0 Fairfield Prep 2 lously inspected all areas of the to the right of Dukakis next to the (Montreal 2 4 0 4 1 0 2 3 0 2 Presidential candidate, Massa­ “ Am erica cannot be number one more than $12,000 in only 4 hours. CAMPBELL CONFERENCE (32-28). St. Joseph's building to insure the safety of the stage, and were introduced to the tremendous success with a tur­ A—20,020. X avier 1 1 0 3 2 0 chusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis, if we lose the race to the global The FBLA Club also went to Norris Division 1 1 1 1 3 1 nout of more than 100 students. L T Ft* GF GA Referee—Don Kohorskl. Linesmen— N otre Dam e candidate. crow(i before Dukakis made his w St. B ernard 0 1 0 3 1 1 visited a Hartford public elemen­ marketplace to our foreign Okemo Mountain in Ludlow, Vt. 4 3 0 8 30 22 Mike Cvik, Shane Heyer. It was not until Wednesday appearance. The sole item on the agenda was Toronto East Catholic 0 2 0 0 5 0 tary school, and then spoke at a competitors.” for a ski seminar. There were St. Louis 2 2 1 5 24 26 morning that the school was During the rally, the officers the election of new officers. The Detroit 1 2 2 4 20 27 rally attended by an estimated Dukakis also took jabs at his about 35 members who attended 28 35 notified of the change in plans cheered for the candidate, even 1988-89 officers are Timothy Chicago 1 4 1 3 NHL statistics Soccer crowd of 8,000 people, on Oct. 2. competitor in the 1988 presiden­ this event which has become an (Minnesota 1 4 1 3 21 27 cancelling Dukakis’ visit. Need­ though he had mistaken them for Patulak — reporter, Eric Flem­ Smythe Division Also attending this rally, by tial election. Vice President annual success. At the end of the less to say, it was a great New Hampshire students. As ing — historian, Jenny Lezon — Los Angeles 4 2 0 8 31 29 NEW YORK (AP) — National invitation of state Sen. Michael George Bush. “ My friends,” he day, students had the opportunity Calgary 3 1 1 7 31 17 League regular-season stotlstics CCC-East O'oll disappointment to the student Dukakis was leaving the stage, he treasurer. Alexia Cruz — secre­ Edmonton 2 2 2 6 19 23 Sunday, (W ober 16: w L T W L T . , Meotti, were the Manchester said, "George Bush just doesn’t to speak with an employee from 0 body and faculty who were thanked the students for attend­ tary, Jeff Minor — vice president Winnipeg 1 2 2 4 14 23 Scoring Leaders M anchester 9 0 0 9 1 High School Student Council seem to understand. For he looks Marketing Management who Vancouver 1 3 2 4 18 17 G A Windham 6 1 2 6 2 2 anticipating the arrival just ing the rally and shook hands with and Jeff Bernier — president. Monday's Oanws Lemleux, Pgh Hartford Public 5 3 1 6 3 1 officers: co-presidents Meredith at Am erica’s place in the world spoke about how the slope is run. 2 3 „ hours away. each of them. Ludes introduced Toronto 6, Montreol 2 Gretzky, L.A. East Hartford 4 2 3 5 Blodget and Mo Moriarty, vice and tells us that we have to be The Future Business Leaders The club has many new and Minnesota 3, Edmonton 3, tie Sovord, Chi South Windsor 5 4 0 6 4 0 • Nothing else was mentioned himself to the governor as “ the 0 president Jim Ludes, treasurer satisfied. He doesn’t seem to exciting plans for the upcoming Coloorv 11, Los Angeles 4 NIcholls, L.A. Enfield 2 7 0 2 7 regarding Dukakis until last president of 2008” . of America Club is designed to Tuesday's Games Robitallle L.A. Rockville 2 7 0 2 8 0 Alison Larkin and secretary understand that half of the jobs foster leadership while giving year. Some of these plans include 0 9 0 0 9 0 Friday when Principal Ludes “ He was very calm and re­ Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Leeman, Tor Ferm i Lauren Bell. The Student Council created in the 1980s in this possible representation at the Chicago a t Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Neely, Bos received a phone call from laxed. He seemed really sin­ students a better awareness of Vancouver at , 8:05 officers invited a photographer country, pay less than a $12,000 a National Fall Leadership Confer­ Larmer, Chi ACC C a ll Dukakis’ representative Timothy cere,” said Blodget. the world of business. p.m. Valve, Chi W L T W L T from the Manchester High School year. By the way, isn’t it great to Since its beginning at Manches­ ence in Pittsburgh, Pa., state Wednesday's Games Brown, Pgh Massad who informed Ludes that Manchester High School was St. Joseph's 4 1 0 9 1 0 photo club, a photographer from have a nominee for the vice conferences, the annual ski se­ Buffalo at Toronto, 7:05 p.m. Gartner, Wosh X avier 4 2 0 6 4 1 “ Governor Dukakis had ex­ the only high school in Connecti­ ter High School several years Hortford at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. MocLeon, N.J. East Catholic 3 2 0 5 4 1 Somanhis, and a reporter for the presidency whose qualifications ago, the club has had much minar and a trip to Wall Street, Washington at New York Rongers, 7:35 Brown, C3ue pressed an interest in meeting cut that was formally invited to Fairfield Prep 3 3 0 4 6 0 High School World, to cover the have never been questioned,” success. Last year, members had N.Y. With over 100 members, p.m. 17 14 St. Bernard 0 6 0 2 7 0 with the Student Council officers the rally. They were honored and Vancouver at New Jersey, 7:45 p.m, NFL standings 0 7 event. The two photographers Dukakis said about his running the chance to be on television by FBLA has gotten off to a flying World Series picture the following Monday.” rather impressed with his speech. Boston at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. Rrat Ouarler covering the event were Laurie mate, Texas Sen. Lloyd Bentsen. taking part in a Connecticut start. Minnesota at Calgary, 9:35 p.m, AMERICAN CONFERENCE But— FG Norwood 30, 7:12 COC-East O'oll Monday morning, the four Though the entire school did not Los Angeles at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Buf—Reed 65 pass from Kelly (Nor­ Brindisi and R.J. McCaffery. Dukakis had further inquired of Public Television telethon. Dur­ — Jeffrey Bernier East WORLD SERIES W L T W L T officers; co-presidents, Meredith have a chance to be involved, G olf w L T Pet. P F PA wood kick), 9:11 Saturday, Oct. 15 RHAM 7 0 0 9 0 1 • . The rally began with a short the crowd on how Bush expected Buf— F.Johnson 66 pass from Kelly Los Angeles 5, Oakland 4 Blodget and Mo Moriarty, secre­ meeting a possible future presi­ Buffalo 6 1 0 .857 148 119 Bolton 4 2 1 6 3 1 speech by Hartford City Council­ the unemployed to buy into the Miami 4 3 0 .571 129 124 (Norwood kick), 11:55 Sunday, Oct. 16 Coventry 3 3 1 4 4 2 ‘ “ tary Lauren Bell and treasurer dent was definitely a unique NHL results N.Y. Jets 3 3 1 .500 138 134 Second Quarter Los Angeles 6, Oakland 0, Los Angeles Cheney Tech 2 5 0 3 7 0 , - man Thirman Milner, spoke in Medicare system, when they Buf— Riddick 1 run (Norwoodkick), :44 Alison Larkin, along with Jim experience for the MHS Student New England 3 4 0 .429 105 169 leads series 2-0 Bacon Academy 0 7 0 1 8 0 behalf of Hartford Mayor Carrie cannot afford the essentials of Country Club Indlanopolls 2 5 0 .286 134 156 NY— Hector 1 run (Leahy kick), 5:25 Tuesday, Oct. 18 Ludes, met in the principal’s Council officers. Major Monday keeps Buf— Reed 16 pass from Kelly (Nor­ Los Angeles (Tudor 168) at Oakland Saxon Perry, who was in Ja­ life. Maple Leafs 6. Canadlens 2 BEST 12 — A — Tom Roche 42-4-38, Central COC-West O 'oll office to discuss the events of the “ Dukakis had made amends,” Cincinnati 6 1 0 .857 192 134 wood kick), 11:42 (Welch 17-9), 8:30 p.m. W L T W L T Dukakis briefly mentioned his M ike H arder 44-5-39, W alt Chapmon Third Quarter Wednesday, Oct. 19 maica. Milner, the former mayor said Meotti. To Ludes, it was an 44-4-40, Dave Kove 42-2-40. Gross — Houston 5 2 0 .714 153 152 Crom w ell 4 0 3 7 0 3 day and prepared questions for Toronto 3 2 1—< Cleveland 4 3 0 .571 101 95 Buf— FG Norwood 34, 6:28 Los Angeles ot Oakland, 8:25 p.m. Rocky HIM 5 1 1 6 1 3 of Hartford gave a warm speech plan to provide basic health Dove Kaye 74. B — Rick DeNIcolo NY—McMillan 40 Interception return the governor. especially nice surprise after the Montreal 0 1 1— i PIttsburoh 1 6 0 .143 130 192 Thursday, Oct. 20 V In al Tech 4 3 0 7 3 0 insurance to every American an eye on careers 46-7-39, Steve D exler 47-7-40, Dick of welcome to Dukakis. Film Rrst Period—1, Toronto, Loxdol 4 West (Leahy kick), 14:54. Los Angeles at Oakland, 8:39 p.m.. It Portland 1 5 1 1 8 2 Most of the questions dealt with cancellation of his visit to the high Vareslo 48-7-41, C — M ike Lombo Fourth Quarter necessary actress Darryl Hannah followed citizen and then he spoke about (Solmlng), 3:00. 2, Toronto, Domphousse 49-8-41, Bill Hunniford 508-42, Dick Denver 4 3 0 .571 146 101 East Hampton 1 5 1 2 7 1 - public education and financial aid school. 4 (Reid), 6:18.3, Toronto, Daousti (Fergus, Seattle 4 3 0 ,571 131 129 Buf—FG Norwood 28, 11:12 Saturday, Oct. 22 Milner. She spoke vibrantly about education: “ Sen. Bentsen and I McNamara 52-1042. D — Bob Bridge- A—70,218. Oakland at Los Angeles, 5:25 p.m.. It for students. Ludes was deter­ — Laurie Brindisi The College of Liberal Arts and The schedule is as follows for Laughlln), 14:17. Penalty—lafrate. Tor man 52-12-40, John G rom an 54-12-42. L.A. Raiders 3 4 0 .429 168 166 the faults of the Reagan Adminis­ have proposed a basic plan for (high-sticking), 19:16. San Diego 2 5 0 .286 102 153 necessary CCC-East Division girls O'oll ' Sciences at UConn, is sponsoring the upcoming Major Mondays for SWEEPS — A Gross — Dove Kove 74 Buf NYJ Sunday, Oct. 23 making it possible for every high Second Period—4, Toronto, Reid 2 Net — M ike H order 76-9-67, W alt Kansas CItv 1 5 1 .214 96 125 tration, such as “ homelessness, a career planning event called October through December. (Marols, Domphousse), 2:09. 5, Montreol, First downs 24 10 Oakland at Los Angeles, 8:25 p.m. EST, If w L T W L T school student to afford a college Chapman 78-8-70, Bob Jones 79-8-71. B Rushes-yards 45-135 13-45 necessary drugs, inflated military spend­ Major Monday. Major Monday is Oct. 29 — Mathematics C.Lemleux 4 (Skrudland, Chellos), 16:22.6, Gross — Bud Durand 80. Net — Dick NATIONAL CONFERENCE M anchester 9 0 0 10 0 0 education,” said Dukakis, with­ Toronto, Domphousse 5 (Morols, Passing 292 154 East Hartford 6 2 1 7 2 1 ing, and underfunding of educa­ a series of events focusing on a Nov. 7 — Journalism & Com­ Vareslo 81-13-68. C Gross — Bill Hunni­ East Return Yards 35 42 Morsh), 19:35. Penalty— Domphousse, Tor ford 84. Net — Dick M cN am ara 88-19-69. N.Y. Giants 4 3 0 .571 154 152 South Windsor 6 2 1 7 2 1 tion.” The final speech before the out going into details about this munication Sciences (Interference), 11:10, Comp-Att-Int 16-27-1 18-30-1 W indham 4 4 1 5 4 1 variety of career choices that D Gross — Corl Engberg 92. Net — Bob Phoenix 4 3 0 .571 177 157 Sacked-Yards Lost 1-10 5-37 introduction of Dukakis, was program. Third Period—7, Toronto, Domphousse Brldgem on 95-24 85-24-71. Washington 4 3 0 .571 179 154 Rockville 3 4 3 4 4 3 college students would be inter­ Nov. 14 — English 6 (Reid), 2:48. 8, Montreal, C.Lemleux 5 Punts 3- 643 33 Ferm i 3 4 3 3 5 3 given by the representative from Dukakis concluded his speech BEST 14 — Bill M o ran 53-7-46, Bob Philadelphia 3 4 0 .429 155 137 Fumbles-Lost 90 1-1 ested in. Dec. 5 — Statistics (Naslund, Robinson), 3:51, Penalties— Behllno 52-5-47. Gross— BobBehllng74, Dallas 2 5 0 .286 115 142 Bowling Enfield 1 7 1 1 8 1 the 2nd Congressional District, by saying: “ The America is not lafrate. Tor (high-sticking), 5:09; Skrud­ Penalties-Yards 4- 25 647 Hartford Public 0 9 0 0 9 1 ■ One of the most exciting panels Dec. 12 — Urban Studies Bll Zwick 74. B — Steve Dexler 56-13-43, Central Time of Possession 39:54 20:06 behind us, the best America is yet land, Mon (hooking), 7:02; Leeman, Tor Dick Vareslo 56-13-43, Paul White Chicago 6 1 0 .857 147 74 Sam Gjdensen who spoke on of the Major Monday program is Students at MHS are welcome (slashing), 13:09; Corson, Mon 56-12-44, Herm D vorak 57-13-44, C — Minnesota 4 3 0 .571 135 118 COC girls O*0ll „ environmental issues. to come.” That was met by and encouraged to attend the (slashing), 13:09; Charbonneou, Mon INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS W L T W L T for journalism and communica­ T e rry Dootady 61-19-42, T e rry Cun­ Green Bay 2 5 0 .286 143 139 RUSHING— Buffalo, Thomas 11-43, By­ Dukakis arrived during applause and a great cheer that (boarding), 18:42; Leeman, Tor, malor- ningham 6018-42. D — Tom Turner Tompa Bov 2 5 0 .286 131 167 Elks x-Rockv HIM 7 0 0 8 1 1 tion science majors on Nov. 7. series of M ajor Mondays in the gamemlsconduct (spearing),18:59; Keane, rum 13-31, Riddick 7-30, Harmon 615, 69-26-43, Bob Brldgem on 69-24-45. O tro lt 1 6 0 .143 95 147 Dan Florl 159-399, Joe Dw orak 136151- Coventry 6 1 0 7 3 1 Gjdensen’s address. Gov. Wil­ echoed throughout State House 1988. This features nationally Student Union at the University of Mon, malor-game misconduct (speorlng), Mueller 612, Kelly 1-6, Reich 9(mlnus 2). RHAM 5 2 0 7 4 0 SWEEPS — A Gross — Bob Behllno West N .Y. Jets, McNel 17-23, Hector 611, Vick 2-11. 385, John RIeder 136360, Carl Bolin liam O’Neil, introduced Dukakis. Square. The governor then slowly prominent leaders in the field of Connecticut. All the programs 18:59. 74, Bill Zwick 74. Net — Dick Smith New Drieans 6 1 0 .857 160 131 166172-141-461, Ralph D over Sr. 15X138- Cromw ell 3 3 1 7 3 1 Shots on goal—Toronto 9-8-7—24. Portlond 3 4 0 3 4 2 After taking off his suit coat, and made his way through his suppor­ 77-7-70. B Gross — Dick Vareslo 77. Net L.A. Roms 5 2 0 .714 199 130 PASSING—Buffalo, Kelly 1627-1-302, 416, Dan Vlgnone 136374, Tony Salva­ journalism including Eliot Bern­ start at 3;30 p.m. and meet in Montreal 11-10-11—32. — Don GenovesI 81-14-67, Paul W hite Son Francisco 5 2 0 .714 166 141 Bolton 2 4 1 5 5 1 ters, and shook hands with the Power-play Opportunities— Toronto Oot Reich (MMM). N Y. Jets, O'Brien 1630-191-1. tore 139-370, Jerry Ridel 166404, Chet rolling up his sleeves, Dukakis stein, senior producer of CBS; Room 218 of the Student Union 79-12-67. C Gross — T e rry Cunningham Atlanta 1 6 0 .143 126 197 Stanek 14X365, Joe Desimone 136353, Bacon Acodemv 1 6 0 2 7 1 2; Montreal 0 of 3. East Hampton 0 7 0 0 9 1 went right to work by praising the entourge from Manchester High Building, the only exception is the 84. Net — T e rry Dootady 86-19-67. D RECEIVING—Buffalo, Reed 7-132, Met- Ralph Dover Jr. 147-383, Bernie Gu- Charles Kurallaut from the Try to Goalies—Toronto, Wregget, 3-2-0 (32 Gross — Bob DIeterle 93, Net — Carl space program. His words coin­ School, before departing from shots-30 saves). Montreal, Hayward, 0-3-0 zeloars 340, F.Johnson 2-75, T. Johnson 2-32, deohn 166419, Travis Cook Sr. 136154- Remember Show; Todd Berman, journalism panel which will meet Engberg 98-22-76. Sunday's Games 399, Bill Preston 142-144-410, Henry (32), Roy (3:03 first, 00), Hayward (3:09 New England 27, Cincinnati 21 Harmon 1-14, Riddick 1-9. N.Y. Jets, Dunn Denotes league champion cided with the landing of the Hartford for his next stop. marketing director and special in Room 378. For more informa­ LADIES CLOSING DAY FOUR BALL 667, Griggs 655, Toon 649, Hector 1-11, Agostinelll 144-148-400. first, 7-4), Roy (2:38 second, 14-12). — Gross — Christa Seddon-Marlys Chicago 17, Dollas 7 Space Shuttle Discovery. tion see guidance counselor Mimi A— 16,224. New York Giants 30, Detroit 10 McNeil 1-9. director for National Geographic Dvorak-Marv Lou Plerro-Grace Shea MISSED FIE LD (50ALS—None. Dukakis’ main theme was that. — Andrew Clevenger 87. Net — Nancy Plerro-Dorls Wood- (Sreen Bov 34, Minnesota 14 m ? of television; and Stephanie Rosenblatt in Room 120. Phyllss Holm es-Val Levett 61, Dot Houston 34, Pittsburgh 14 Summers, features editor for the — Stacia Boisvert & Kerri Stan KallnowskI 203, Ed Adams Oilers 3. North Stars 3 Muller-Jean Buccherl - Sy I via Los Angeles Raiders 27, Kansas City 17 Transactions Mcknett Stechholz-Corol Donoohue 61, Agnes Cleveland 19, Philadelphia 3 206520, Bob Muldoon 210, Gene Hattin Hartford Courant. Minnesota 1 1 l 0—3 Romavko-Ann Teets-Lee Whltesell- Washington 33, Phoenix 17 529, Norm Lasher 507, Andy Lorenzen Indianapolis 35, Tampa Bav 31 505, Cy Perkins 554, Phil W ashburn 511, Freshmen athletes Edmonton 1 2 0 0—3 Connle Sundkvist 61. High gross — Flo R rst Period— 1, Minnesota, AAacLellan 2 Borre-Ben DlPletro-Jone Bogglnl-Fron M IomI 31, Son Diego 28 201-538, Gene H attin 529, Cv Son Froncisco 24, Los Angeles Roms 21 Perkins 554, Cathy Rlngrose 224-497, VI BASEBALL (Bellows, Rouse) 8:05.2, Edmonton,Huddy2 Hortin 103, High net — Marge Grant-Dot Basketball American League (Carson, M cClelland), 14:12. Penalties— Boblgan-AMce Ansaldl-Judv Pvka 70. New Orleans 20, Seattle 19 PuKord 106-503, Jeanne Lukas 176, Edna Guidance counselor DETRDIT TIGERS—Waived Don Heln- Musll, Min (Interference), 5:33; Mac- Denver 30, Atlanta 14 Christenson 206475, Hat Giordano 184- Monday's Game 498, Doris H attin 456, Rose Lumbruno kel, pitcher, forthe purpose ot giving him his Lellan, Min (hooking), 8:31; Fuhr,Edm, unconditional release. compete at MHS Buffalo 37, New York Jets 14 453. served by Carson (slashing), 10:59; Mac- MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Named Tavlsh, Edm (hooking), 17:46. Sunday, Oct. 23 Dallas at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Duffy Dyer thIrcHiase coach ond Andy Second Period—3, Edmonton, Locombe4 NBA standings Eastern Business Etchebarren first-base coach. This year twelve freshmen tendent’s consent. Then all they gets warm welcome (Gregg, MacTavIsh), 2:47. 4, Edmonton, Denver at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Detroit at Kansas City, 1 p.m. —Named Pat from Bennet and filing Junior had to do was make the team. Gellnos 1 (Carson), 10:08. 5, Minnesota, Calendar J. Kunz 146166425, R. Jerry 145, J. Corrales first-base cooch; Lee Ella third- Broten 2 (Clccorelll), 13:40. Penoltles— Houston at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE SIrlanna 167-407, R. M arone 144, D. High schools will compete During the first year only five The High School World Staff the north and the south. Sou­ Los Angeles Raiders at New Orleans, 1 Altonllc Division base coach; Charlie Fox dugout coach; Gregg, Edm (holding), 0:41; DePolma, DIDom lnIcus 153-408, D. Toce 161-142- Frank Howard hitting and outfield coach; against upperclassmen high freshmen tried out and made a would like to welcome the new therners tend to live more leis­ Min, double minor (Interference, rough­ D.m. w L Pet. 440, R. Joiner 141, D. Mothlews 156159- Minnesota at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Boston 2 1 .667 Billy Connors pttchlng coach and John high school team. As the years urely. and tend to be more polite ing), 3:28; Adams, Edm (charging), 3:28; TODAY 406, A. Boninl 147, M . M Iru c k 1 169, M a rk Stearns bullpen coach. school students in such sports as part-time guidance counselor, Minnesota bench, served by McRae (too New England at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Phllodelphio 2 1 .667 Holmes 146-408, T . Stanchfleld 146, Joe went on, however, the number of and neighborly. Women wear Boys Soccer New York Giants at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Charlotte 1 1 .500 BASKETBALL soccer, swimming and volleyball. Mimi Rosenblatt, with our noth- monv men on Ice), 5:29; Muni, Edm WIndhom at Monchester, 3:30 Melzen 151, P. ScoH 145, F. Calvo Noltonal Baskelball League participants grew until this year more make-up and dress less (holding), 10:26; DePolmo, M in (un- Washington vs. (Sreen Bay at M il­ New Jersey 1 1 .500 146156427, T . Kowzun 147-402, P. Peck How well will they perform? Can LIBRARY SECURITY — The school’s library staff. ern hospitality. Cromwell of Cheney Tech, 3:30 waukee, 4 p.m. New York 1 2 .333 BOSTON CELTICS—Agreed to terms sportsmonllke conduct), 13:23; Adams, VInal Tech at Bolton, 3:30 178, C. Bolin 146146, M . Holmes 146, R. with Larry Bird, forword, on a contract • they succeed? If the fact that six in which the number reached 12. Marjorie Frank, head librarian, Kathy Pasay and Patricia Rosenblatt hails from South conservatively, by wearing Edm (unsportsmanlike conduct), 13:23; New York Jets ot M iam i, 4 p.m. Washington 1 2 .333 Pierce 145, M. McCarthy 142, M. Roux East Hampton at Coventry, 3:30 Seattle at Las Angeles Rams, 4 p.m. Central Dlvhlen extension through the 1991-1992 season. The fact that ninth graders can Carolina, and has lived in the brighter, happier colors. Women Buchberger, Edm (slashing), 15:28; 147, A. Szobo 158. of them made the Girls Varsity Girls Soccer Indianapolis at San Diego, 4 p.m. Cleveland 3 0 1.000 GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS—Asked Obue, stand near the new security system. McRae, Min, malor (fighting), 18:19; Manchester at Windham, 3:30 waivers on Joseph Hutt, guard. Soccer team is any Indication, the now try for high school teams is Northeast for nine years. She is also happen to be more fashion­ Adams, Edm, malor (fighting), 18:19; Cleveland ot Phoenix, 4 p.m. Milwaukee 2 0 1.000 “ a real good opportunity for the conscious. The men wear lighter Cross Country Monday, Oct. M Detroit I 0 1.000 LOSANGELESLAKERS—Waived Kann- answer to those questions is married to the Dean of Students Broten, Min (hooking), 19:52. Manchester at East Hartford (boys ord Johnson and Scott Meents, forwards. Third Period—6, Minnesota, Gagner 3, San Francisco at Chicogo, 9 p.m. Indiana 1 1 .500 “ superbly” and “ absolutely.” kids,” said Tom Kelley, athletic at the University of Hartford, The colors and move slower but still and girls), 3:30 Atlanta 1 2 .333 CenflnenMl Basketball Association 7:39. Penalties— Buchberger, Edm (rough­ Girls Swimming ALBANY PATROONS—Signed Cliff A few years ago freshmen at director at Illing. MHS library fights couple has three children. have strong work ethics. She said, Chicago ing), 4:24; Hardy, M in (hooking), 12:25; Conard at Manchester, 3:30 p.m. 0 1 .000 WESTERN CONFERENCE Pruitt, forward. Playing on high school teams “ They take a lot of pride in what Hammond, Edm (charging), 16:13. East Catholic at Windsor, 3:30 FOOTBALL filing and Bennet were unable to Rosenblatt attended Florida Overtime— None. Penalties— None. Midwest Dlvhlen requires a certain amount of State University and earned her they accomplish.” W L Fct. Notional Football League participate in high school sports. Shots on gool— Minnesota 14-14-9-1—38. WEDNESDAY HOUSTON OILERS—ActlvoM Quintin emotional adjustment for some of Many women in the south do not Edmonton 3-17-8-2—30. Collegeloolballtoptwenty 2 0 1.000 Several parents, however, be­ Masters Degree at North Carol­ Boys Soccer Jones, safety. Waived Domingo Bryant, the freshmen. “ It feels like I ’m in with a new system work, therefore the home is an Power-ploy Opportunities— Minnesota East Catholic at Aquinos, 3:30 safety. lieved that their ninth grade ina University. She has worked at 0 of 7; Edmonton 0 of 6. V olleyb all NEW YDRK JETS-Placed Dove Cadl- children were able to compete at a different group. I’m younger two universities, the University important center. There is more Goalies— Minnesota, Casey, 1-1-1 (30 Windham at Manchester, 3:30 The Top Twenty teams In the Associated 16 people working an hour, thus Press college football poll, with first-place gan, offensive tackle, on Inlured reserve. than some of the players on the If you have walked by the of Connecticut and the University entertainment in the south than in shofs-27 saves). Edmonton, Fuhr, 0-1-2 Sacred Heart at East Cothollc, 3:30 Acitvated Michael Harper, wide receiver, that level and ought to have the hiking the price of the machine up (38-35). voteslnporentheses,season record through team," said Jessica Marquez, Manchester High School library the north. Southerners’ life struc­ gomes of Oct. 15, total points based on By LEWIS WITHAM from Inlured reserve. opportunity to try. In 1985, Bruce of Hartford. A— 15,649. THURSDAY PHILADELPHIA EAGLES— “ but I like it more than the Junior this year, you’ve definitely no­ to about $18,000. tures are a lot simpler and they Referee— Rob Shick. Linesmen—Randy 20-19-1617-1616161612-11-16667-666X2-1 Take the uniform number of and Johan Lavery requested that Rosenblatt came to Manches­ Girls Soccer and previous ranking: Waived Adam Schrelber, guard. high team. It’s more challenging ticed the highly technological Due to the fact that an entire tend to be more sensitive to MItton, Swede Knox. RHAM at Coventry, 3:30 Willie Mays, divide by the their daughter Heather Lavery ter High School for many reasons. Bolton at East Hampton, 3:30 Record Pts Pv* detection system in front of the Inventory of the library’s supply 1. UCLA (33) 64M) 1,169 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS-Slgned Todd and competitive.” The first reason was that she, others’ feelings, she said. 2 number of world titles won by Santas, auarferback. Placed Jeff Stover, be permitted to try out for the Flames 11. Klng84 2. Notre Dome(22) 6 « e 1,142 4 Some freshsmen are intimi­ two main doors. The “ Tattle of books and magazines is not Rosenblatt feels the it “ takes FRIDAY boxer Roberto Duran, multiply defensive end, on Inlured reserve. girl’s soccer team. The request “ felt positive towards Mr. Frost Fo otball 3. Southern Col (5) 64M) 1,091 3 dated by the high school students Tape” library security system, is taken each year, an exact figure longer to get to know people in the 4. Miami, Fla. 4-1-0 1,001 1 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS-SIgned Chris was granted at the beginning of and Mr. Ludes during the inter­ East Catholic at Notre Dome (Quigley by the number of college bowl Godfrey, guard. Released Tim Burnham, MHS’s newest ploy to keep of how many books a year are Los Angeles 1 2 1— 4 5. Nebraska 6-1-0 879 7 the season, but later, after the because of age, skills, and differ­ view.” One other reason was, “ to north, but once you get to know Calganf * 2 7—ii Stadium), 7:30p.m. games played on New Year's guard. taken without being signed out is Beys Soccer 6. West Virginia 6470 874 6 Atlanta 132, Denver 112 ' ent playing styles, but that students from taking books with­ them they will be true and loyal Rrst Period—1, Calgary, Berezan 2 7. Florida State 6-1-0 872 5 Utah 106, Washington 96 Day, and add the most points Canadian Football Looguo first match, she was forced by the unknown. Frank says, “ we esti­ help students have a positive (Suter), 3:16. 2, l^ s Angeles, McSorley 3 Manchester at South Windsor, 3:30 OTTAWA ROUGH RIDERS—Fired Paul doesn’t stop the few who are out signing them out. friends.” RHAM ot Cheney Tech, 3:15 8. Oklahoma X14) 777 9 Philadelphia 108, Phoenix 99 Connecticut Interscholastic At­ outlook and to make dreams (Duchesne, Gretzky), 15:08 (pp). X Calgary, 9. Clemson X1-0 TOO 11 Sacramento 114, L.A. Clippers 111 ever scored by a team In the Robson, general manager. willing to take a change. “ Yes, Mrs. Marjorie Frank, the mate that we lose several In her spare time, Rosenblatt Roberts 2 (M ullen), 19:45. Penalties— Bolton at Portland, 3:30 HOCKEY hletic Conference to the junior come true." Coventry at Bacon Academy, 3:30 10. Auburn Xl-0 656 12 Tuesday's Games Super Bowl. school’s librarian, says that the hundreds of dollars each year in Baumgartner, LA (roughing), 1:53; Macln- 11. (jeorgla X1-0 544 13 Seattle vs. Chicago at Knoxville, Tenn., I Notional Hoekoy Looguo high program. Under CIAC rules some freshmen are intimidated, ’’ She feels that Manchester High likes to play tennis, walk her dog nls. Cal (high-sticking), 2:37; Baum­ Girls Soccer LOS ANGELES KINGS-Sent Jim Hof- $15,000 security system installed books and magazines.” When South Windsor at Manchester, 3:30 12. Wyoming 7-04) 525 14 p.m. PAYOFF: The above answer said Joe Erardi, “ It’s not only a School has been more like a “ L il’ Bear” , and do aerobics. She gartner, LA (slashing), 8:49; 13. Arkansas 64H) ford, defenseman, to New Haven of the if a junior high program existed, NFA at East Catholic, 3:30 440 17 Detroit at Dallas, 8:X p.m. high level of athletics, but it’s a over the summer, will prevent the asked how the library will benefit Nleuwendyk, Cal (hooking), 10:40; Pe- 14. Indiana 5471 396 18 Washington at Houston, 8 :X p .m . was also the year (19— ) In . ninth graders were ineligible for southern environment than any also goes to the symphony, pllnskl. Col (holding), 15:01. Cress Country COLLEGE different social adjustment.” disappearance of the several from the new detectors, she said, participates as a stage hand for Manchester at CCC Meet (at Enfield) 15. Oklahoma State 4-14) 344 10 Son Antonio vs. Mllwoukee at Green which this heavyweight boxing upperclass teams. other institution she has worked Second Period— 4, Los Angeles, Gretzkv7 16. LSU 4-24) 230 19 Bay, WIs., 8:n p.m. PROVIDENCE—Named Joanie Pow­ hundred books that are missing “ a lot of the books taken each East Catholic ot ACC Championships ers assistant women's basketball coach. Some freshmen faced intense within the Northeast. On Rosenb­ the Hartford Stage Co., and also (McSorley, Robitallle), 3:05 (pp). 5, 17. Washington 4-24) 227 16 L.A. Lakers vs. Phoenix at Los Vegos, immortal won his title for the Fortunately in 1986 the CIAC year are irreplaceable, because Calgary, Gllmour 1 (Nleuwendyk, Loob), (at Norwich Golf Course), 3:30 pressure at the tryouts, but when each year. The $15,000 only loves to travel. Girls Swimming 18. South Carolina 6-1-0 211 8 Nev., 10:n p.m. third time. Who was he? rule was changed, so that ninth latt’s first day at Manchester 5:04 (pp). 6, Calgary, Hrdina 3 (Pe- 19. Syracuse Xl-0 120 _ L.A. Clippers vs. Golden State at Santa covered the price of the actual they go out of print. Our collection WIndhom ot Monchester, 3:30 grade students who wanted to try the season began they adopted High School she received a Rosenblatt’s impression of pllnskl, Loob),8:01.7, Los Angeles, Kennedy 20. Michigan X2-) 117 15 Clara, Calif., 10:30 p.m. machine and its installation In the of books in the future will 1 (McSorley, Tonelll), 9:00. Penoltles— V olleyball quickly and well. “ I don’t feel any bouquet of flowers and on her Manchester High School is that Manchester at South Windsor, 3:30 Wednesday's Games out for high school teams may do definitely make the system worth Ramoge.Cal (Interference),2:04; Suter.Cal New Jersey vs. Chicago at Columbus, pressure anymore. After making library. Several thousand dollars second day, she received an apple “ the students, faculty, and the (hlgtvstlcklno), 2:24; Duchesne, LA Eost Catholic at Mercy, 3:30 Other receiving votes: Alabama 84, Ohlo,7:30p.m. Son Radio, T V so. They first had to have more were spent for the labor of all the time and money that was (holding), 4:37; Baumgartner, LA (rough­ Oregon 59, Brigham Young 46, Colorado 15, Antonio vs. Detroit at Memphis, Tenn., MV pBUJiueanyy :dJOAVd parental permission, their the team, I like it and everyone is in her mailbox. environment are great.” SATURDAY North (tarollno State 13, Texa6EIPaso installing the system in the invested in it.” ing), 7:38; Baumgartner, LA, m alor 8:30 p.m. 04 - se 6 S X e ^ kZ :uaMSNV coach’s recommendation, the at­ very nice on the team and we all Rosenblatt finds a big differ­ Football 13, Southern Mississippi 12,Hawall8, Illinois New York vs. Indiana at Wichita, Kan., individual books and magazines. (fighting), 15:27; Roberts, Cbl, m alor Manchester at Rockville, 1:30 p.m. 6 Washington State 6, Penn State 6 Air TONIGHT get along,” said Mary Moriarty. ence in the value system between — Beth Romanewicz (fighting), 15:27. 8 :X p.m. © 1985 by NEA, Inc. hletic director’s approval and Forty hours were spent with up t ; — Ian Greenwald Bovs Soccer Force 4, Florlda3, Rutgers 3, Arizona 2, Iowa Utah at L.A. Lakers, 10:X p.m. 6 p.m. — Dodgert at A thletic*, — Karen Rattanakoun Third Period—*. Calgary, McCrImmon East Catholic at Fairfield Prep, TBA 2, Duke 1, Houston 1, Pitt 1, Texos ABM 1. Channel 30 ultimately, the assistant superin­ 1 (Otto, PepllnskI), 1:01. 9, Calgary, MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Oct. 18, 1988 - 17 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Oct. 18. 1988 MeCALL OF THE WILD by OumM A Crawford SNAFU by Bruco Baanie KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry WrIghI Puzzles Cartoon Tiggrrrrer’ comes to life I.(SCTAN ITEM fOR THE I ^ G G t H S PlSOJVeRS GOSSIP COLUMN... AND, I WHY HI5 HOVieTOWN UH...OM,fiOR&tTlT' 5 — way Answer to Previous Puzzle ■ NEWSPAPER 1^ SO I MArr IT > ACROSS men ^ 6 M ae___ By Jerry Buck and they don’t care about the mechanics.’’ BORING pae^DeKriAubeeAre5> |a | cl t | f Parched 7 Surgical thread The Associated Press Winchell, white-haired at 66, suffered a heart attack two years ago. "My cardiologist m e m 'Th^ , / 4 Female 8 Noisy sleepers TV Topics ! pigs 9 Facilitate LOS ANGELES — Ventriloquist Paul said I could still do voices," he said, "but to 8 Fastened with 10 Small brown Winchell asks, ‘How do you spell Tigger?” avoid working with the rest of the cast to • thread bird and slips into a voice fitting for a cartoon At the age of 13 he was a winner on radio’s avoid the stress. The studio’s been very nice 12 Actress Ruby 11 Russian veto to me. I can come in, do my voices alone. I was I E ju m D E IC ] tiger: “ T-I-double grrrr-E-R.” "Amateur Hour” for doing his imitation of word able to do some of them in a recording studio BIG Winchell, during an interview, frequently Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy. Ven­ 1 3 ______bend16 Clears in Miami when I was visiting there.” I T| H demonstrates the range of cartoon voices he triloquist Bergen was his childhood hero, and 14 Not any 20 Danger color does for Disney and Hanna Barbara. Winchell said one of the greatest thrills of his 19 Most furious 22 WWII area But there are faint echoes across the life was a joint appearance with Bergen on the -III .. 7T 1T Biblical prophet 23 Part of plant HE SAID WHEN HE does a voice he likes to FEANUT8 by Charlai M. Sehuli executive dining room atop the animation game show "Masquerade Party.” l i Baseballer 25 Woman's fur create an entire character. "Many people do building at the Disney Studios. You hear a "We appeared as Dr. Jekyll and Mr. different voices, but the basic rhythm is ', Berra garment "Quack, Quack!” here and a "Quack, Hyde," he said. "After we unmasked, we 600KU)RIT»! 17 Violent 26 Lambs always the same,” he said. "I try to do more Quack!” there. Other people at other tables picked up each other’s dummies. I did Charlie than just using a falsetto or pitching my voice. BOOKUIRITERIIauthorJ * downpour 27 P hi___ Kappa are also doing cartoon voices. McCarthy, and he did Jerry Mahoney. It was 2 t Neighbor of 28 Baba a u ___ I always look for little distinctions in each ; Md. For a moment you feel you’ve wandered a magic moment.” voice. Little characteristics or 30 Hooklike parts 45 Entertainer___ 52 Actress Teri 24 Born 31 Hawaiian bird into the Ink and Paint Club in "Who Framed idiosyncrasies. M i Anderson 2$ Dictionary com- 32 Water bird Roger Rabbit?” "It's that nightmare where I fail the exam. 47 Awkward 54 Vast period of For the last 20 years, Winchell has been the WINCHELL MADE HIS television debut in \ m ; piler 35 Hawaiian food time "Tigger, for instance, has a little lisp and a Forget the sleeping pills...where's my 49 Joyful voice of Tigger, the zany tiger in the animated 1947 and within a year was host of "The algebra book?" mm 29 Beats fish 55 Emerald___ little laugh. My wife is British and has a lot of exclamation versions of A.A. Milne’s beloved “Winnie the Bigelow Show.” He was also host of a number > IMa by NEA. inc 33 Norma — 38 Uncouth 56 Degree of children’s shows, including "The Paul sayings that I throw in. She’ll say, ‘TTFN. 34 Hawaiian island 40 College deg. 50 Slippery 59 Dakota Indian Pooh.” The first effort, "Winnie the Pooh and Ta-ta for now.’ So Tigger will say that and by Bill Qrllfllh the Blustery Day,” won an Academy Award Winchell-Jerry Mahoney Show” and "Circus 3§, Precipitation 43 1002, Roman 51 French cheese 60 Soap ingredient Time,” laugh. It gives a character more dimension.” 37 Opposed as best animated movie short in 1968. It has I W A N TY o^ 8 9 10 11 t A f r r r i t V o u h a d 39 Not empty now become a Saturday morning series on "I first met Wait Disney 25or 30years ago,” Winchell is writing an autobiographical To t4ua*J iT A L p e A O V " VT 4 f Tea 14 ABC as "The New Adventures of Winnie the novel, which he jokingly calls “Dummy ^W\SN'T6t5V- he recalled. "He said, ‘We’re both in the same HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne ^ANP IT'i NOT 42 Religious poem Pooh.” business. I use cartoons and you use dummies Dearest.” It’s actually called “The Strange I HAP Tb P^LL Bd-onzeoi 1'7 6\/eN Sous 44 Window part and we both entertain children.’ That was Saga of Jimmy Flood” and will closely A FEW$Tl2lM6( 4Q^;52, Roman WINCHELL, IN FACT, does voices for two parallel his own career and life. PoN'T You MAV^ T k \ A T t e N e r / f INtTH jAue long before I started working here. Walt gave AftY A T ALU ? e e T T B i z 48 Fuss other Saturday morning shows; Disney’s me a VIP tour of the studio. I remember \hNMAN 4^ Upholstery fab- /V JEST LOOKS HON6RY AT 'EU­ tXHEN SHMOOS-AHNOnATTlR, DOWN 67 AN' THEV DlEft, FUK SHEER < C A n n y y o r e s a n g w id g e s . y o k in HAPPJNESS.rr THEN MD'SLAPStH AIDE 'EM r TH' P THEM SWEET, LCMt/Lh. IN A SKILLET. VMRHS 'EM UP- -A N ' RIDE BACK ON TM' U N -E T ) W W II event 61 AN* THEy IS READY T'EAfT.*? ONES ."’“ THEY IS HAPPY- CRITTERS m ultip lies S O FAST SITHKR WAY." -T W ^ is ALL& HALF A I Divorce capital DOZEN------M t liO O’YO'.'r 64 3 Safecracker 5;00PM [E S P N ] Baseball's Greatest miere (CC) Comedy A widower (Tony diJ Noticiero Univision House Massacre' An escaped mental pa Danza) finds employment as a live in hou­ tient wreaks havoc on unsuspecting coi : (si.) Hits: 1975 World Series (Reds vs. Bed @1] Star Trek sekeeper to a divorced advertising execu­ lege students Angela O'Neill. Wendy Mar ' C f l f Snow runner (C)I988 by NEA. Inc SoxL (T apedi tive (Judith Light). Tonight: When Saman­ [MAX] MOVIE: 'An Unmarried tel. Pamela Ross. 1987. Rated R. 5:15PM [H B O ] Kids on Kids on Kids tha passes her drivers test, Tony rewards Woman' After years of marriage, a (CC| American children express their her with a beat-up old car (In Stereo) woman must adjust to life as a single per 1 :00AM Q ) Health and Tennis views on the world around them. Including son when her husband asks for a divorce CSO Hunter A traumatized man is unable to CBJ Family Medical Center such topics as love, families, careers, Jill Clayburgh, Alan Bates, Michael Mur help the police find his father's killer (60 CD Joe Franklin death and dreams. (In Stereo) phy 1978. Rated R min.) (11; Twilight Zone t- CELEBRITY CIPHER 5:30PM [E S P N ] Motorcycle Racing; 10:1 5PM (38) Honeymooners CBlDbrtty CIplMT cryptogrftmB at* crMt*d from quotaHons by famout paople. paal and prasant. (11J MOVIE: 'Agatha Christie's "Murder ;36 Hart to Hart FIM World Superbike Championship in Three A cts'" Hercule Poirot is called Each lattar In tha ctphar atands for anothar. ToOsy't due: M squals F. [H B O ] More of the Best of Not Neces [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson From Estoril. Portugal (Taped) upon to solve a murder at the Acapulco sarily the News A second collection of (DIS] MOVIE; 'Mary White' Pultizei 6:00PM [3J f i j f30; (40; News house party of a retired American actor. the best from the Ace Award-winning THI&GUYOMTVSAID IF i'MVGQ OY OEQ VGXLOLVPT Peter Ustinov, Tony Curtis, Emma Samms news team (75 min ) (In Stereo) Prize-winning journalist William White ro 4 fSJ Three's Company 1986 counts his daughter’s life. Kathleen Bcllcr. BLDNDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake vrxiGAveGODti.ooQir 1 0:30PM (11i (18 Odd Couple *LT JLDQ TVJO RVOOW OY (9) Matt Houston (18^ M OVIE; 'Lifeforce' London becomes Ed Flanders, Tim Matheson. 1977. WOULD cowe BACK 1BVOU (26) INN News \ 11 Gong Show a graveyard when a trio of space vampires [ESPN ] Scholastic Sports America IF I LET you SLEEP ALl T A HUNDRED TIM&e) « are unwittingly brought to Earth by an ex­ ;OEQ OELWTOF — OEQ (18 Cagney 81 Lacey (28) Hogan's Heroes (U S A ] Search for Tomorrow ploratory mission to Halley's Comet Steve (4t) Desde Hollywood \ C3) Love Boat 20 A-Team Railsback, Peter Firth, Frank Finlay. 1985 1 ;05AM IGYWQ YKQ 8QOT, OEQ GYWQ 1 1 :00PM (Z) Cl) (22 (30 40 News :2? News (L ive) (20/ M OVIE: 'Private Benjamin' Follow t mg the death of her husband, a spoiled lit­ CD @8) M»A*S*H 1 :30AM C5) Sybervision 24 Doctor Who: The Krotons Pan 2 ol 4 ’e Q RVKOT.' — QGLJ QXQWT. tle rich girl is conned into joining the Army CD Benny Hill (8 ) Superior Court 26 Charlie's Angels Goldie Hawn, Eileen Brennan, Armand As t [ PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "America did not invent human rights. In a very flj] Cheers (CC) 111 INN News :38 Family Ties (CC) sante. 1980. ' real sense ... human rights Invented Am erica" — Jimmy Carter. (18) Best of Saturday Night 30/ Later W ith Bob Costas (41 Noticias (22) ( ^ World Series: Game Three Now York Mets or Los Angeles Dodgers at Oak­ @0) All in the Family [C N N ] Newsnight Update i' ______(57 World ol Survival: Hammer-Headnri land A's or Boston Red Sox. (3 hrs.) (Live) [ESPN] Arm Wrestling Shark (R| (2$ Talking Sports With Rod Michaud (24) Nova (CC) An exploration of the con Crook and Chase [U S A ] Hollywood Insider (61 Divorce Court troversial Gaia theory, which defines the d i) Dos Vidas — [CN N ] Showhir Today earth as a living organism. (60 min ) (R) 1 [HBO] MOVIE: Gardens of ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue ,1 d?) Bill Moyers' World of Ideas: Com :35AM [DIS] MOVIE: 'Professor Poppers' ^ 6) MOVIE: 'Executive Suite' When the Stone' (CC) A career Army officer finds Problems' An eccentric scientist unwit­ president of a large company dies, five posing a Life Anthropologist and author \ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Mary C. Bateson ("With a Daughter's himself al odds with an eager young recruit by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee tingly shrinks himself and a student to the vice-presidents vie for the position. Wil­ over America's involvement in Vietnam sire of an insect Charlie Drake. Milo liam Holden, June Allyson, Barbara Stan­ Eye." "Thinking AIDS ") discusses child W HAT A O UY by Bill Hoeit ren, families, and women in transition James Caan, Anjelica Huston. James Earl Unscramble these four Jumbles, He's writing to himself O'Shea, Adam Richens 1988 Rated NR wyck. 1954. Jones 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) s one letter to each square, to form [ESPN ] SportsLook @1) M OVIE: 'Atlantic City' An elderly dt) Love Connection four ordinary words. |HBO] MOVIE: 'The Turning Point' small-time numbers runner attempts to ful­ [CN N ] Moneyline 1 ;45AIV1 |MAX] MOVIE: 'Street ‘^SHE’e NOT Two'former ballet students review the rii fill his fantasies when he unwittingly be­ [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet Trash' A sip of contaminated spirits founc JU T A lections their lives have taken over the comes the owner of a large quantity of co­ in a liquor store basement has a strange 6 FLECT caine. Burt Lancaster, Susan Sarandon, [E S P N ] Lighter Side of Sports Host: Jay effect on Brooklyn vagrants Mike Lackey years and question their chosen paths Johnstone SUBSTITUTE ■ Anne Bancroft, Shirley MacLaine, Mikhail Kate Reid 1981. V ic Nolo. Bill Chepil 1987 Rated NR Baryshnikov. 1977. Rated PG. ® Primavera [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'Prince of Darkness' I T H I N K The contents of a mysterious canister (5^ Black Forum (Live Phone-In) 2:00AM (5; Update: Making it Hap S H E ’ S T H E [M AX] MOVIE: The Slugger's Wile' stored in an abandoned church turn a (CCj A young baseball player's home run i i ) M OVIE; 'Children of the Night' group of physics students into zombies pen PESISNATED REBBI streak crumbles after his wife decides to Based on the true story of a sociology stu­ Donald Pleasence, Jameson Parker, Lisa CD C38) Home Shopping Overnight Ser return to her singing career, Michael dent whose research into female crime led Blount. 1987. Rated R (In Stereo) vice (3 hrs) h i t t e r ! ” O'Keefe. Rebecca De Mornay, Marlin Riti her to open her home to teenage prosti­ [U S A ] Miami Vice (60 min.) 11) White Shadow n 1985 Rated PG,13 (In Stereol tutes seeking help. Kathleen Quinlan, Ni­ (20 NVR Showcase [ T M C j M OVIE; 'Fool for Love' A hard cholas Campbell, Mario Van Peebles 1 1 :30PM CfJ Taxi Part 2 of 2 TH E BORN LOSER by Art Saniom nosed rodeo cowboy falls in love with a 1985. (D (40) Nightline (CC) (30) Dating Game King Features Synde-ata Ifv: WikM t«yn-. sultry girl who stirs his passion. Sam She­ [CNN] PrimeNews (?8) Morton Downey Jr. [E S P N ] SportsLook pard, Kim Basinger, Randy Quaid 1985 CD [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'M y Fair Lady' An En ’’huppicawe LIVES PI6HT HEPE IWlHENEl6HBl3PHC»a,.MATTEPOF Ria.OUST THE E©0TI6T^ Rated R. [D IS ] Mr. Boogedy A joke-playing family (ji) Honeymooners gets a shock when they realize their new gtish professor takes a London guttersnipe ON TH E FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook (j§) Ebony/Jet Showcase HAXDG C'HAPA'? V LOVE LETTER. [U SA ] Fat Albert home is full of ghosts and goblins. (60 and tries to turn her into a lady. Rex Harri­ (So) Night Heat Kirkwood and O'Brien in son, Audrey Hepburn, Stanley Holloway CD CBS News (CC) min.) lWHy,VES,A 6:30PM vestigate the murder of a celebrity's secre 1964 Rated G. IV F p H m o m T r t i 9 ^ , I ivE Made soke to show the/a HDWEVEK.lf P0E$NY^ TACTIN Now arrange the circled letters to [ESPN] American Muscle Magazine d D TM) Family Ties (CC) tary. (70 min.) (R) /lAAHA6£MEl»r W <^S> ADVICE 0|J l (2EE.PECt,..TZ? RE(JAKDTriE/!A W HOW To handle D e u e H T F U L form the surprise answer, as sug­ (60 min.) [U S A ] Oh Madeline gested by the above cartoon. CD (40) A B C News (CC). (S® ^ ) Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) HOW T o d e a l w i t h IAV ^ T A E F I WITH DU#r)iTV...T& T m e . o 0 U K ^ s r g P w □ [H BO ] MOVIE; 'An Officer and a Gen­ 2:05AM CD News (R) (j1) Hollywood Squares tleman’ A hardened loser learns a lesson d® Bill Moyers' World of Ideas: Com I Trt«A LIKE ADOUr^./ ^2) p ] N BC News (CC). in responsibility when he enlists in the Na­ posing a Life Anthropologist and author Print answer here: T H E Improv Tonile Moon val Aviation Corps. Winner of two Oscars. Mary C. Bateson ("W ith a Daughter's 2:30AM (D CD ^4] ^ Nightly Business Report Zappa introduces comics Monica Piper. Richard Gere, Debra Winger. Louis Gos­ Eye." "Thinking AIDS") discusses child­ (Answers tomorrow) Taylor Negron and Mark Schiff. P (41) Notipiero Univision sett, Jr. 1982. Rated R. ren, families, and women in transition Jumbles: METAL CUBIT SHADOW KILLER [C N N ] Sports Latenight Yesterday's (61) Love Connection [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Please Don't Eat the ( ^ Racing From Plainsfield & Answer: What he would do every time he saw thegirl at [ESPN] SportsCenter [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 Daisies' An obscure university professor dZ) News (CC) the candy counter— SW EET-TALK HER [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour rises to fame as a Broadway critic. Doris [USA] Room 222 Day. David Niven, Janis Paige. 1960 ®1) Late Show (R) (In Stereo) tuck In nock. Jumbln Sook No. M It mtlUbln lo> M.I0, »nicn lncli»lnk pok W [USA ] Cartoons [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors Fred 2:40AM (33 Nightwatch Joined in FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thave* [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'M y Fair Lady' An En­ Progress 7:00PM CH) U SA Today Scheduled; glish professor rakes a London guttersnipe EP To [U SA ] Murder, She Wrote (60 min ) post World War II Australia Terrence TH E ORIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr dD (3$ News Donovan, Susan Lyons, Harold Hopkins Italy Shirley Jones. RossanoBrazzi. 1964 a n FMpLCYfF FITNE^X CEJ & Wheel of Fortune (CC). 8 :3 0 P M (T) do) Roseanne Premiere 1983. Rated NR fli) Forgotten Children of the 80's (60 VilfWAf E A W P R CD Cosby Show (CC) (CC) Comedy. Comic Roseanne Barr stars [ESPN] SportsCenter min.) iUGmu dsbhen. < x ^ • m u I ■moiltfHT., Astrograph riD (^ J Cheers (CC). as a blue-collar working mother coping (18/ Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) PpoePAM, WS FvFRtY— with a husband, three kids, a factory job [HBO] 1 St & Ten: The Bulls Mean Busi­ ^SUOJtSjSU-^ (if) Rockford Files and tight finances. Tonight: Roseanne con­ ness (CC) Fights develop over everythng [C N N ] Headline News Overnight I WANT FvfPYWY TO d5) M*A*S"H fronts Dan about sharing domestic respon­ from parking to player trades. (In Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Seven Brides for Seven AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) You're ^ CS7) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour sibilities. 1 1:35PM CD Night Court Brothers' Seven young frontiersmen are not apt to have difficulty making quick determined to add feminine attention to CUA$E PUf5lN (5 (26) Your Show of Shows 9:00P M Qj MOVIE: Fatal Judge 1 2:00AM CD Late show (R) (In Stereo) their lives by stealing seven brides. Ho­ decisions early In the day. However, as ment' Premiere, (CC) When a patient ^Your (4$ W in. Lose or Draw (D St. Elsewhere ward Keel, Jane Powell. 1954. Rated G Lu n c h time ticks on, you might find yourself dies after being administered an overdose ^ Mi Nombre es Coraje of morphine, a Massachusetts nurse is in­ Cm) Star Trek [E S P N ] Soccer: Egypt vs. Brazil Nile ^Birthday beset with doubts. Cup. from East Rutherford. N J. (90 min.) Tw A .vf 5 lO • I* (61) Family Ties (CC) dicted and must stand trial for murder. (16) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) If it’s your (Taped) [C N N ] Moneyline Based on a true story. Patty Duke. Tom Oct. 19,1988 duty to purvey Important information to Conti. 1988. (In Stereo) d 8) W yatt Earp [U SA ] Candid Camera WINTHROP by Dick Cayalll others today, make sure you do It accu­ [ESPN ] SportsCenter ^0) Current Affair (T ) d ^ North and South (CC) Two West [M A X ) m o v i e : Dreams of rately. To be on the safe side It might be [U S A ] Miami Vice (60 min ) 3:20AM Your financial projection looks promis­ Point cadets •• one from the North, one (41) Mala Noche...No Desire' An American businessman's DO- tOU W O N D E R best to work from notes. from the South — form a lasting friendship ing In the year ahead. By the same to­ 7:30PM CD) p m Magazine Featured: [CNN] Newsnight Hong Kong vacation is disrupted by recur­ ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) It's been in the decades preceding the Civil War THAT I ePEND ken, you could also be a bit more ex­ Shirley MacLaine discusses her latest [E S P N ] Inside the PGA Tour ring erotic dreams. Matt Greene, Nona travagant than usual. Don't let these noted we earn our enemies, but often movie "Madame Sousatzka ' Stars James Read, Patrick Swayze, Jean Jane Lim. 1985. Rated NR. A A O S T O F M V Simmons, Kirstie Alley and David Carra- [HBO] M OVIE: 'Heart' A sleazy manager Inclinations offset your gains. don’t deserve our friends. A well-mean­ TIM E WATCHING- dD Current Affair dine. (2 hrs.) Part 1 of 5 (R) convinces an ex-boxer to return to the nng. NORTH LIQRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Today, guard ing pal might unintentionally do some­ 3:30AM [H B O ] m o v i e : -Real Men' A TELEVISION'? thing today that could create d ) Jeopardy! (CC). (113 Hunter A traumatized man is unable to Brad Davis, Francis Fischer. Steve Bus- ♦ Q9 3 against tendencies to put too much em­ help the police find his father's killer. (60 cemi. 1987. Rated R. no-nonsense CIA operative and a mild- Bridge complications. d ) Kate 8. Allie (CC) mannered insurance agent join forces to ¥632 phasis on the wrong Interest. Focus min.) [M AX] MOVIE; 'A Return to Salem's TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be guarded (1^ INN News retrieve a formula that could save the ♦ K J 8 3 your attention on things that are pro­ (^4) U.S. Senate Debate: Weicker vs. Lot' (C C) An anthropologist finds himself today so that you don't appear too ma­ world. James Belushi. John Ritter, Barbara ¥ A 9 3 ductive and not on your pleasurable (20) M*A*S*H Ueberman surrounded by vampires when he returns terialistic around associates. Keep in Barrie. 1987. Rated PG. pastimes. Libra, treat yourselt to a ^ Uar's Club d j) El Extrano Retomo de Diana Salazar to his small New England hometown. Mi­ WEST EAST Better later mind that a person without warmth Is chael Moriarty. Andrew Duggan. Sam [U S A ] M OVIE: 'Sooky' Heartwarming would be the 12th trick. So declarer birthday gift. Send for your Astro- do) W in. Lose or Draw (ft) Tinker. Tailor, Soldier, Spy (CC) Part story of two little boys; their affection and 4 6 4 4 10 8 6 2 Graph predictions tor the year ahead by similar to a house without windows. Fuller. 1987. Rated R. won his heart ace and played two d D d j] Newhart (CC). 4 of 6 . concern for each other Jackie Cooper, ¥ Q 10 8 4 ¥ K J 7 than sooner mailing $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Your quali­ [U S A ] Dragnet Robert Coogan. Jackie Sear). 1931. rounds of trumps. Unfortunately East ties ol leadership will be evident today, do) Cosby Show (CC) [C N N ] Larry King Live ♦ A 10 9 7 4 2 ♦ Q 6 6 netVspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, Entertainment Tonight [C N N ] Crossfire [D IS] MOVIE: 'Sevan Brides for Seven 1 2:05AM CD 47 4 J 52 By James Jacoby held three clubs to the jack. Undaunt­ O H 44101-3428. Be sure to state your and you could be rather commanding. Actress Shirley MacLaine. (In Stereo) 4:00AM dD streets of San Francisco However, you must not be too harsh Brothers' Seven young frontiersmen are ed, South left one trump outstanding zodiac sign. [D tS ] World of Strawberry Shortcake [C N N ] Larry King Overnight SOUTH CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodewall Strawberry Shortcake tries to outwit the determined to add feminine attention to 12:30AM CD (5® Alfred Hitchcock When South went beyond three no- and played off four rounds of spades. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Much can with those who don't Immediately snap- 4 A K J 7 villainous Peculiar Purple Pieman, with the their lives by stealing seven brides. Ho­ Presents 4:30AM [E S P N ] Auto Racing: trump with four clubs, North wanted Since East had to follow, declarer was bo! achieved today, provided you can to. ward Keel, Jane Powell. 1954. Rated G. (In ¥ A 9 5 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Where your help of her friends Huckleberry Pie, Blue* d® Late Night W ith David Letter- Speedway America Series From Gar­ to do more than just bid five clubs. He able to discard one heart from dum­ THIS isBAgyuSAGuys. operate Independently of others. If you Stereo) ♦ - - - iTLl be RIN.(' THI60NE'6A1R work Is concerned today, don’t make berry Muffin and Apple Dumplin*. man (In Stereo) dena, Calif. (R) had no diamond ace or heart king to my. Declarer then led a heart, hoping get too involved, there's a chance you [ESPN ] Top Rank Boxing: From Atlan- 4 K Q 10 8 6 4 SHEfe G a m io BE CTAVIN& BABIE6 HAVg A coulo injure change just for Its own sake. Try to keep [E S P N ] Maga­ (®D Sea Hunt that West would have to win the trick. will not finish that which you start. ^ tic City. N .J. (2 hrs.) (Live) cue-bid, but he had an honor in the suit WITH U6 R3R A COUPLE CePIAlN AIR VDURN06E.' In mind the old adage. "If It ain't broke, zine ^ Hollywood Squares 4:45 AM [M A X ] A Jazz Session; Sass Vulnerable: East-West in which partner had made a jump But East won the heart jack and A SAOITTARIUS (N o v . 23-Dac. 21) Usu­ [U SA ] WWF Prime Time Wrestling 8i Brass The combined talents of vocalist Dealer: South OF DAYS. ABOUTTHEM.^ ally you’re an optimistic person, but to­ don’t tlx It." 8:00PM C D High Rl>k Scheduled: the dj) Gene Scott Sarah Vaughan, horn players Dizzy Gilles­ shift, so he bid four spades. Since played back his jack of clubs. That world's second-largest diamond; Califor­ 10 :0 0 P M H3 (3) (S) [CNN] News day your projections could bo too nega­ L E O (J u ly 2 3 -A u g . 22) There are Indica­ [E S P N ] Running and Racing pie. Chuck Mangione, Al Hirt, Maynard Fer­ South was anxious to bid a slam. killed the potential ruff in dummy and tions you might be a bit out ol sync with nia firefighters; a chemist who takes on (B) INN News guson, and Don Cherry, drummer Billy Hig­ West North East South tive lor your own good. Don’t anticipata white-water rapids to relax; a man who North's spade bid gave him an excuse declarer had to go set. [U SA ] Edge of Night gins. and bass player Ron Carter, are 1 4 defeat where you should bo courting your contemporaries today. If so. It will cures snake phobias. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (j® On Trial to bid six clubs. Bidding it was easier Was there a countermove? Sure — prove wise to dissent In silence rather featured. (75 min.) (In Stereo) Pass I ♦ Pass 2 4 success. , ^ . $d] Morton Downey Jr. 1 2:35AM CD Family Feud 34 Pass 3 ¥ than making it, however. all declarer had to do was duck the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Today than causing a row. d ) Kennedy Martin Sheen stars in the title Pass (S4) d7) American Experience: Indians. 1 2:40AM d® m o v i e : So Fine' A col­ [TM C ] m o v i e : -Lightning - Chances seemed reasonable, even opening heart lead. He could then win VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) Pursuit of rote of this 1983 miniseries dramatizing 4:50AM Pass 3 N T Pass 44 y o j may be a little too stingy with peo­ Outlaws and Angie Debo (C C) Historian lege professor becomes a successful fa­ The White Stallion' A young worr^an goals could occupy you so totally today John F Kennedy's years as president. Blair and author Angie Debo reflects on her life Pass 44 Pass 64 though the heart lead was best for the the second trick and go about his busi­ ple* who usually treat you generously. shion designer by accident Ryan O'Neal. faces a series of obstacles m her quest to that you may be unaware of the needs Brown portrays Jacqueline Kennedy (2 as a champion for Native Americans' rights Pass Pass Pass defense. If clubs were to divide, de­ ness as before. Th e only difference is Ironically, you might be too open-hand­ Jack Warden, Richard Kiel 1981 (R) race a very special horse Mickey Rooney. ol others. You may operate In a manner hrs.) Part 2 of 3. in this portrait by Martha Sandlin and Bar clarer could play four rounds of that the defenders can't play that third ed with those less deserving of your 12;45AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : 'Sorority Isabel Lorca 1986 Rated PG co-workers will find oftenslve. dD (4l£ Who's the Boss? Season Pre­ bara Abrash (60 min.) Opening lead: ¥ 4 spades and shed a heart from dummy. round of trumps at him, and he will largesse. Later, ruffing a losing heart in dum m y ruff his heart loser to make the slam. MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Oct. 18, 1988 — 18 18 - MANCHESTER HfeRALD, Tuesday, Oct. 18, 19M CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 WN “A Winner Every Day... Monday thru Saturday” CON’STITUTION ST’ATE Notices PART TIME PART TIME HELP WANTED HELP WANTED [HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers At a condition procedtnt to tho plocomint of any odvor- I^USEKEEPER. Part BE Your own boss! Are C U STODlAN^mmeidiate BILLING Administrator. 238-EVW Quiz on page 2 MANQfSTHtHOMA 24 ADAMS ST. 646-3515 tltlno In ttio Monchoitcr Ho- time position ovalla- you one of those Indi­ opening for person We have an opportun­ , CONNECTICUT.!^ j rold. Advortlior hortbv ble, flexible hours, Salem Nassiff viduals capeable ot with experience. Strip­ ity for someone with 1. Diabetes Your *25 check Is waiting at MANOtsiHU-loiNrAIf your license number appears somewhere In the classified columns today... ogrtot to protect. Indemnify mostly evenings, com­ reaping the rewards of ping, waxing, buffing previous billing expe­ 2. Bronze (Alloy of copper & tin) ond hold hormlett the Mon- petitive starting salary Camera & building your own busi­ floors and performing rience to loin the pro­ chetter Herold, Its officers 3. Barometer and benefits. Appli­ ness? National ap­ other custodial func­ tect department In New 4. Jumbo (Elephant) and employees against any cants are Invited to Photo Shop pliance company seek­ tions. Excellent start­ England's largest elec­ BUSINESS HOMES HOMES and oil liability, loss or apply In person, ing managers for a ing rate and complete, trical distributor. The 5. Tureen (Soup) expense. Including attor­ Part time position 6. (a) Gilt - Oink (y) HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE FOR SALE neys' feet, arising from Monday-Frldoy, 9:00- factory outlet. Will fully paid benefit pro­ position requires ac­ 2:00. Coll 228-9496, ask available for mature, troln. Coll 646-3875. gram. For details, call counts payable and ac­ (b) Cayuse — Whinny (x) claims of unfair trade practi­ well-groomed Indi­ COOKS/Buffet Attend­ B U SI NES^^PP0rtunIt7. TERRIFIC Ranch In quiet W AKANOKE Road. One ces, Infringement of trade­ for Linda. ASSISTANT Manager Manchester Monor at counts receivable ex- (c) Gander — Hiss (w) COOKS. Full and part 883,000. Drain cleaning neighborhood. Priced marks, trade names or pat­ vidual In customer 646- 0129. perlence; good time, days or evenings. ants. Ponderosa Is now ot Manchester's most needed for office (d) Vixen — Bark (z) Full Time accepting applications service, serviceng to sell. S'/2 rooms,2full prestigious addresses ents, violation of rights of services and related supply company In the DRIVER. Fuel oil truck. computer and key­ CHILD Core workers RECEPTIONIST/Medl- Top wages, schedule. grearter Hartford baths, sunporch, lower privacy and Infringement of board capablllltlesand (e) Maverick — Ma-a (v) Two Positions Clean restaurant. Be­ for day time and even­ con now be yours. This copyright and proprietary photo finishing. TrI-CIty Plaza. Office Class II license re­ wanted. Full or port cal. Glastonbury office ing shifts. Part and full area. Owner will train. level family room and distinctive 7 room, 2IA M ATURE Woman to take quired. Dependable the ability to thrive and time positions availa­ Available seeking Individual with nefits Include health, garage. Call office to­ rights, unfair competition supply experience a life, disability, vaca­ time positions are now Sale Includes truck, bath home offers o and libel and slander, which core of Infants and 643-7369 plus. Must be customer fuel oil delivery, east of grow In a fast paced ble. Excellent benefits prior medical back­ available. Please rooter machines and day for your exclusive spaciousness not found may result from the publica­ toddlers In exclusive the river. Experienced enviornment. We. pro­ ' package. Will train. ground and light typing tion pay and profit showing. 8149,900. Sen­ service oriented. Non- 1-FOOD ASSEMBLY sharing to eligible em­ apply In person at, 119 tools. Coll Realty In new homes today. tion of any odvertlsment In day core center. smoker. Apply: South only. Full time. Insu­ vide excellent pry and Call Linda, 646-7090. skills. Hours 8:30-4;30. World, Benolt- try Real Estate, 643- 8240's old worth It. the Manchester Herald by Mondav-Fridav, 7-1 or SECRETARY. Part time, benefits and an oppor­ & WRAPPING ployees. opportunities Spencer Street, for very nice office! Windsor Office Supply, rance 8< benefits. Call Immediate opening. Manchester. Frechette, 646-7709. 4060.g______Blanchard 8< Rossetto advertiser. Including adver­ 1-6. Starting $5/hour. TrI-CIty Plaza, 872- 647- 9137. tunity to grow within HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED Fee paid. Call Ann for advancement Into tisements In any free distri­ Applicant needs typing the organization. Call 2-JANITORIAL/ management. Apply In MIDDLETOWN. Thriv­ NEW Construction. Co­ Realtors," We're Sel- bution publications pub­ The Children's Place, 6075, osk for LIndq. Ross, 659-3511, BusI-' HoMwKMpere ing Auto Window Tint­ lonial Style homes, 4 llng Houses" 646-2482.P Inc., 643-5535.______and phone skills and CLERICAL. Position du- or apply: Economy WAREHOUSE ness Personnel._____ person to: Bickford's lished by the Manchester pleasing personality INSURANCE. Growing tles to Include: typing, Electric Supply Inc. 428 TUBE Bender, and Tube MAINTENANCE Restaurant, 415 Hart­ Full time position. ing Business for sole. bedrooms, all ameni­ ACROSS from large Herold. Penny Sleftert, PARA-Professlonal and be a self starter. agency looking for full telephone and some Asembler. Persons ADMINISTRATIVE ford Turnpike (Route Please apply at: High troffic area. Ex­ ties. South Manchester pond. Super clean. Publisher. Aides needed. Two po­ Tolland Turnpike, , needed for hand fitting Shipping, receiving, *5.50 an hour to start Sales Secretary to as­ locotlon. 8295,000 and Call Mr. Lindsey, 649- tome and part time direct contact with cus­ Manchester, Connecti­ with scheduled wage 30), Vernon. Comfort Inn cellent cash flow. New Nicely decorated, 6 sitions are open In the 4000. people to perform cus­ DEN TAL Receptionist. ot aircraft compo!- fork lift positions sist Sales Manager In EOE/M/F/H/V lease with reasonable up. Peterman Building room,3 vearold Raised Bolton School System tomers. Good wages cut 06040 647-5000 EOE We ' ore looking for reviews and super be­ 425 Hartfonl Tphe. LOST tomer service and gen­ and full company paid M/F nents. Experience with available dally operations. Full rent. Figures available Company, 649-9404. Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 3 for Para-Professlonol eral office duties. someone with more brazing and layouts a nefits. No experience time position. For In­ Vernon, CT tor Interested pros­ AND FOUND Aides'to work 19 hours benefits. Call 647-9137. WAITERS and Wai­ than lust good office Immediately. MANCHESTER. By full baths, fireplace. Some experience pre­ plus. Apply In person; necessary. We need terview, call Lee at 871-2432 EOF'A. pects. Owner financing Owner. Purchase now Woodstove flue In per week at the elemen­ I HELP WANTED ferred. Agents license OFFICE Position. Part tresses. Ponderosa Is skills. We need a The E.A. Patten Com­ Vernon/Manchester Bob Rllev Oldsmoblle, MICROFILM possible. 8115,000. or leose to purchase lower level (could be LOST. Block, mole cot tary level. For Infor­ now accepting applica­ friendly, outgoing per­ caring people to join with white stomach and management ex­ time-full time. Han­ pany, 303 Wetheroll area. Call our team. Call 649-1749. Golden Oaks Realty, this professionally family room). 2 car and feet. One year old. mation, call Steven CLERICAL. Full time of- perience a plus but not dling phones and gen­ tions for all shifts. son who shares our Street, Manchester, OPERATOR 646-5099, or Alex Law­ landscaped. Immacu­ garage. Vinyl sided. Bent, Assistant Princi­ flce position. 40 hours Shifts are available far enthusiasm for helping Connecticut. 633-7656 rence, 456-2876. Lost seen on August 28, necessary. UrbanettI eral office work. Able Front Desk TRAINEES SALES Clerks and Cashi­ late, 1900 square feet, 3 Large deck off of kit­ Charter Oak Street- pal, 643-5166 or 643-2411. per week. Rellabllty Insurance Agency, 649- to work with minimum mothers with school people lead healthier LYN-JAY ask for Dave. bedroom, 2 bath, chen. Asking 8174,9(X). EOE. and accuracy Impor­ children. We also have lives. If you feel you Full time position, flex­ ers, toll or part time ONE OF THE nicest Sycamore Lane area. 0016.______supervision. South ible hours. Please Spaulding Co. wanted at once at mod­ Ranch with stone fire- Strono Real Estate, Answers to Reebok. tant. Experience using Windsor location. 289- shifts available for have a talent for work­ 688-8907 apply at; things about wont ads Is placed living room, 2 647-7653.0______adding machine and VINYL and aluminum high school and col lege ing with people, ond READY to move aheod? South Windsor, has ern health shop In large their low cost. Another Is Please help usfind him. siders-trlmmers 7918.______WE need an appointment shopping center. Only cor garage, pool and MANCHESTER. Bowers typing skills helpful. students. Please apply terrific Interpersonal New agency opening In secretary! Call collect their quick action. Try a finished walk-out fam­ Reward. Coll 649-7492 NURSE AIDE Apply In person, wanted for work In DISHWASHER. Mondov- In person at, 119 skills, then call us at 51 I S V an Immediate opening responsible, dependa­ School. 7 room, tire- otter 6.______Manchester. Call 634- Frlday, days. Top East Hartford area. It necessary, 203-563- ble persons need apply. want od today! ily room. Available for placed Cape, newer kit­ Prague Shoe Com­ Spencer Street, 646-0773.______Responsible person ON THE JOB TRAINING 3611, Monday and Vornon, CT. for production LOST. Mole, neutered, CERTIFICATION 1660.______wages and benefits In­ L * v n to bo an opticol ttchniclan. Wo Pleasant working con­ Immedlote occupancy. chen, 3-4 bedrooms, rec pany. 200 Pitkin Street, Manchester. FULL time person needed for manager Tuesday, 11am-8pm. 646-57D0_____ eoE/AA camera operator. We Appraised value, block cat with white East Hartford. clude health, life dis­ offor otoaOy omploymont with op­ ditions, flexible houirs, room. Nicely shrubbed CLASS wanted for quick position. For Inter­ portunity for atfvancomont. Pro* EOE M/F 8205.000. Asking strip on left side of DIRECTOR: Emergency ability, vacation pay FULL time retail sales­ offer competitive good salary and benef­ Real Estate yard. Value that can't Meadows Manor Is ac­ RADON Techs. Will train and profit sharing to change lubricating view, call 291-8477, be­ oontly oaohlng tralnooo for our lont 8195.000. Coll 649-0593. be beat. 8127,9(X) Keith nose, stomach and Shelter 8< Feeding pro­ grinding ond cuotomor oorvlco dopt. person. Jewelery com- salary and benefits. its, chonce for ad­ paws. Missing baby cepting applications for to test/remedlate gram. Qualifications; eligible employees. DRIVER work. 647-9138. tween 9-4. vancement. Apply at MANCHESTER. Spring Real Estate, 646-4126. Nurse Aide Certification homes and offices for Stoning hourly roto *5.50 with rovlow pany In m alor Experience preferred, front teeth. Oakland- Bachelors Degree, Apply In person to: CUSTODIAN. Second In SO days. Coll Bob Pound to dio* department store seek­ once to; Manager or Street. Spacious Colon­ MANCHESTER. Three Class to begin Oct­ radon. Car needed. So- Bickford's Restaurant, Coventry area shift, to perform gen­ cuoo tho oxeollont frlngo bonoflta CLEAN Up people but will train. Call HOMES ial on lovely lands­ /Woodbrldge Street lary +. 742-9424. Masters preferred. Ex­ PARA PROFESSIONAL ing enthusiastic and Assistant Manager, bedroom Cape, newer area. Last seen on Oc- ober 24th. Permanent perience with financial 415 Hartford Turnpike Manchester (Teacher Aide). Super­ eral office and factory ond oppt. for Intorvlow. needed. 12 noon-8pm reliable full time soles Gary Chandler Porkade Health FOR SALE caped corner lot. 7 roof, new driveway. toer 5th. 649-2070. positions may be avail­ LABORER. Heavy con­ and personnel man­ (Route 30), Vernon. vise career resource cleaning. Must be able for meat packing plant. person. Retail expe­ Shoppe, Manchester rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 Recently redecorated able at the completion struction. Apply In per­ agement. Salary EOE/M/F/H/V Herald route. area. Dispense Infor­ to do lifting with no QSA OPTICAL Excellent wage and be­ Parkade, 404 West Mid­ baths. 2 fireplaces, 2 family room, fireplace, nefits. Ask for Robert, rience helpful. Good 289-7918 AM real estate advertised In of the class. Permanent son: The Andrew range, low to mid 20's mation and materials restrictions. Expe­ salary and benefits, for interview. dle Turnpike. the Manchester Herald Is car garage, large pri­ large modern kitchen, Ansoldl Building Com­ depending upon expe­ AUTOMOTIVE Service Short Hours — to (High School) stu- rience using power 049-3177 646-5000. sublect to the Fair Housing vate screened porch. FINANCIAL position starting salary flexible hours, bright EOE M/F/H/V garage and porch. pany, 186 Bidwell rience plus benefits. Department needs Great Pay! dents. Rate; fork cleaning equip­ TDP WADES Act of 1968, which makes It Immaculately main­ Price negotiable, Is *8.28 per hour and an cashier and telephone future. Call Liberty Na- Illegal to advertise any pref­ Street, Manchester. Send resume to Man­ $5.20/hour. 25 hours- ment a plus. The NEEDED — PORTRAIT CONSULTANTS tlonol, 568-1115. tained. 8225,000. 8149,900. Call 649-8200. ABANDON the search. excellent benefits operator. Full time po­ Call 647-9946 /week. Contact: Mr. Gerber Scientific In­ FDR GDDD erence, limitation ordlscrlm- Golden Oaks Reolty, Thank you for making EXPERIEN C ED Carpen­ chester Area Confer­ FIRE Restoration com­ Inotlon based on race, color, By Owner. package begins with ter for commercial ence of Churches, P.O. sition. Good starting Dennis Jov at Coventry strument Company, 83 Qualifications: CUSTODIAN. Full time, pany looking for o few EXPERIENCED HELP.. 646-5099 or call Tom, us number 1 for 41 salary. Will train. Call Ask for 3pm-11pm. Contact Mr. rellolon, sex or national class participation. work. Contact Jimmy Box 773, Manchester, High School, 78 RIplev Gerber Road West, 1. Mature 4. Goal Setter good workers. Will origin, or an Intention to 649-9664.______years. For fast, confi­ Connecticut 06040 by Lee at. Bob Riley Olds- Hill Road, Coventry, South Windsor, Stephen Schachner, train. S6.00 storting * Body Man dential service and PERMANENT PART at 646-5775 or Charlie at Gerlinde 2. Neat 5. Career Oriented Parker Memorial moke any such preference, REPOSSESSED Homes. 645-1805. October 26th. EOE. moblle, 649-1749. Connecticut 06238 Connecticut. Pdv. Full and port time * Mechanic limitation or discrimination. Need repairs. Fix and MANCHESTER. 45 Pil­ easy terms, call us for TIME POSITIONS ARE 3. Ambitious 6. People Person School, Tolland. 875- day work. Benefits. The Herald will not know- all your financial 0721. EOE * Parts Puller sell for big 88. 446-0276, grim Lone. Chesnut NOW AVAILABLE. Call after 9am, 646-6855. Inolv accept any advertise­ Ext. H-2______and old brick 'country needs. Conn 8, Conn Please apply In person The following experience helpful but not ment which Is In violation of 233-9687.______essential: MansIlBid Auto Parts the low. THIS two family Isan one home' 3 bedroom, 2'/j to Mrs. Oliveira at: of a kind Gem. Owners baths,, central air and ABANDON the search. 423-4515 • 646-8340 SOUTHERN New Eng- vacuume, oak floors, Thank you for making Meadows Manor A. Cosmetic Sales land classifleld ads unit features fully ap­ HERE TOGETHER FOR YOU! B. Jewelry Sales -/VAmcitertFiiigttSa. X-RAY Technician. Im­ reach nearly 8(W,000 pllanced newer kitchen pine panel doors, 2 us no.1 for 41 years. 333 Bidwell St. mediate Medical Care HOUSEKEEPER/SItter. fireploces, pool. Many Fast, confidential, C. Home Party Plan Sales homes In Connecticut, built to perfection. Manchester, CT 06040 Center of East Hart­ Full time position with Fireplace In living extras and lots ot stor­ easy mortgages. Mr. D. Teaching ford has a full time 5 year old In Regency and Rhode Island. The age. Custom built. Fea­ Mortgage where 647-0191 price for a basic 25 room ond much more. EOE Salary paid while training. Call, collect if opening for a regis­ Towers In Hartford. Second floor has many tured In 'Heralding America borrows hos tered X-Rav Techni­ Own cor required. One word ad Is only 855 and Homes', 8337,900. been a neighborhood necessary, 203-563-3611 Monday and Looking to expand year commitment, will appear In 43 news­ good features, also PART time Teller positi­ [McSon^s and the Manchester Herald cian. Our Techs enlov papers. For more In­ basement has loads of Owner/Agent, 649-4064. tradition helping ho­ on! available at East Tuesday 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. o u r night crew. working on a rotating 3 please. Call Carol, 728- meowners for 41 years. 1165, days.______formation call Classi­ cabinets plus a work Hartford Aircraft Fed­ COE W F Need applicants to day work week. We fied, 643-2711 and ask shop. 8219,900. Realty Please call Conn 8, offer a complete be­ OIL Truck Driver. Expe­ COVENTRY S21B.000 Conn at 233-9687. eral Credit Union. In Its for detolls.D______World, Benoit, East Hartford and Far- hA f U f stock shelves on the nefit package Includ­ rience not necessary. Frechette Associates, Large LaCava Colonial ADORABLE 6 room Cape mlngton locations. night shift Hours ing a weekend differen­ Must have Class II 646- 7709.D In desirable northend East Hartford hours, tial and a competitive license. Full or port Cod on Essex Street. 3 location. Has all the SALES starting salary. Inter­ bedrooms, newer root, MANCHESTER. You W ill features you're looking Employment Monday through Fri­ 9 -7 Competitive time. Winter months or find all ot these In this day or Monday, Thurs­ We are looking for Manager Trainees to ested applicants, coll year round. Apply; M newer vinyl siding, de­ for. Owners anxious. salary and benefits. K im at 721-7393, luxe fully appllanced beautifully decorated, REALTY WORLD day, Friday mornings 6 M on, Toute 6, spacious family or­ f « 4 T o be trained to manage local telephone Mature, responsible Mondav-Fridov, 9-4. Bolton, 649-2871. custom oak kitchen, WEEKS-BREEN PART TIME (flexible). Experience (antostic new tllt-out iented 3 bedroom, I'/j preferred but we will sales offices. Guaranteed salary while in person. Interested bath Colonial. Elegant 487-1767 742-SB8I HELP WANTED train someone with windows too! Just training. Excellent fringe benefits. Earn applicants apply to; move right In I 8134,500. new deck and cherry PART time mornings. previous cash handling Jackson & Jackson breakfast room over­ I General office workers experience. Qualified up to *18,000 per year after short train­ PHOTO TRAINEES Real Estate, 647-8400.O looking private treed BEAUTIFULLY lands­ applicants should coll caped Ranch In move- for Manchester Real ing period (Training classes held lo­ Train to be a photographer — women MANCHESTER. Price yard. An excellent fam­ Estate office. Typing 8, Pam St. Jean at 568- ily home. 8149,900. Cen­ In condition. Greet 2020. EOE cally). Excellent re-entry opportunity PERSONNEL reduced. Charming six floor plan, recently re- bookkeeping expe- and men. No experience necessary. Sa­ room center chimney tury 21 Epstein Realty, rlence helpful. 646-4655. RETAIL Sales Position. for homemaker. Call, collect if neces­ 647- 8895.0______flnlshed hardwood Part time position DEPT. lary paid while training. After training cope with unique floor floors, cathedral cell- KITCHEN Help wanted. plan. This nicely deco­ ANDOVER. Gorgeous working Tuesdav- sary, 203-563-3611 Monday and Tues­ 239 SPENCER ST. earn up to *8.00 per hour. Must be able flower garden, the ser­ Inged Living room with Part time positions Saturdoy, 20 hours- rated home boosts a raised hearth fireplace available. Paid vaca­ day 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. MANCHESTER, CT front to back, fire- enity of Andover Lake ,weekly. Please colt for to work 40 hours per week including Sa­ and 0 short walk to the and bow windows. Big tions and holidays. Interview, 646-5718. EOE M/F CM placed living room, eat-ln kitchen and Great tor mothers who turday. If you are looking for a job with garage, three bed­ elementary school en­ hance this 3 bedoom deck. 8204,900 D.W. follow the Manchester DISHWASHER. Even- advancement potential call, collect if rooms and a dining Fish Realty, 643-1591.n School calender. Coll room overlooking the Ranch with cozy first Ings for hord working floor family room, for Interview between person. Career oppor­ necessary, Monday and Tuesday 203- private treed grounds. BOLTON. Handsome 9om-1pm, East Ca­ tunities ore possible. 8142.900 Sentry Real 8159,900 Century 21 Ep­ Garrison Colonial. 563-3611 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Estate, 643-4060.a stein Realty, 647-8895.0 tholic High School, 646- Will train. Coll Covey's EO E M/F (Jffers 4 bedrooms, 2.5 5271. at 643-2751. WALDBAUM'S FOODMART MANCHESTER. New list­ MINI FARM. 1850's boths, central air and ing. Charming seven Farmhouse, formal firepalced family Is now hiring at our new store in Manchester, CT. room Colonial. This dining rom with bay room. Located on a window, 4 bedrooms, private cul-de-sac. (Formerly A&P) home has four bed­ PART TIME DELIVERY PERSON rooms, fireplaced liv­ wrap-around porch, Choose colors and I BUSINESS ing room, large eat-ln also plus room rentol flooring now. 8274,900. Immediate opening for part time Our company is growing and we have many part OPPOnUNITIES SPPmTUNITIES kitchen, first floor den apartment. Barn with Flano Realty, Gallery delivery of newspapers to stores and time and full time opportunities available. and garage. The house loft, 7 acres for vour ot Homes, 646-5200 n has been well main­ horse, plus corral and COVENTRY. New listing. racks in Manchester. 2 Hours daily - 6 tained and has o low fenced pasture, separ­ Immediate occupancy. days per week. Hourly plus mileage. • FLEXIBLE SHIFTS maintenance exterior ate utilities, 2 car gar­ Come and enlov coun­ ADD A BOOST with aluminum siding. age. Call for detolls. try living In this Cali­ Dependable transportation and valid Morning, Evening, Afternoon and Dvernight 8137,500. Sentry Real Offered at 8325,000. fornio style Ranch on Estate, 643-4060.0 Century 21 Epstein over 1 acre of beautiful driver’s license necessary. Call Frank Ideal schedules for mothers, homemakers, students, Reolty, 647-8895.0 TO YOUR MANCHESTER. Charm­ level land. This great McSweegan, at the Manchester Herald graduates and senior citizens. ing 6 room cope with 3-4 ENORMOUS 6 plus 6 Du­ starter or retirement - 647-9946. INCOME AND bedrooms. 2 bedrooms plex on Laurel Street. 3 home features an over­ • FULLY PAID TRAINING on the first floor could bedrooms on each side, sized family room or Front end Office. Grocery, Bulk Foods, Meat. Produce, Deli, be used for a den or separate utilities, bedroom with sliders YOUR ENERGY! office. Other 2 bed­ 170x105 lot. In need ot and Anderson win­ Bakery. Seafood, Floral, Salad Bar, Cheese Shop rooms on the second upgrading throughout- dows. Potential tor PART TIME 60 year old product now being marketed in floor. This home Is excellent potential. third bedroom. Over Ideal tor a handyman 1200 square feet of liv­ • W E OFFER U.S. Two year success rate on west coast. conveniently located CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR to schools,churches, or contractor. 8179,900. ing space. Priced to NOW HIRING Excellent starting wage based on experience. Now offering east coast the chance to ex­ buses and shopping. Jackson & Jackson .sell at 8139,900. Golden Housewives, mothers with young children, Paid vacation, paid holidays and personal days. perience this botanical delight. Won't last long. Reol Estote, 647-8400.O Oaks Realty, 646-5099 students. Earn extra money with your own or Joello, 872-8170. Excellent paid benefit package. 8129.900 Anne Miller BOLTON. Immaculate part-time job. Bring your children with you EXCELLENT STARTING WAGES Cleanses your system, enables you to enjoy Real Estate, 647-8000.a Raised Ranch, priced NEW Listing In South Health Insurance, Dental, Optical, Prescriptions. and save on babysitting costs. 21 hours per a natural high due to abundance of physical MANCHESTER. 6 room to sell! 1800 square feet, Manchester near 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, Country Club. Authen­ week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise and mental energy you will gain. Ranch In Immaculate Apply in person at our nearest condition. 3 bedrooms, fireplaced family room tic Garrison Colonial, our carrier boys and girls. If you like kids, want *6®® For Closing Hours *5®® For All Other Shifts FDA approved, money back guarantee to 1'/} baths, finished with custom built wet beautiful Insode and bar. Professional!v out. Three bedrooms, a little independence and your own Income WALDBAUM’S FOOD MART on: our customers. Offering the chance for re­ basement. Located In call 647-9946 or 647-9947, ask for Frank desirable south end on landscaped yard. 1.5 baths, 2 car garage. 1135 Tolland Street • Manchester, CT tail and wholesale marketing with a mini­ level % acre lot. Flano 8209.000. Flano Realty, 8249,900. Dave, 649- McSweegan, Manchester Herald. mal investment. Realty, Gallery ot Gallery of Homes, 646- 8048, T.J. Crockett, 643- EXCELLENT BENEFITS Interviews will be conducted on Wed., Oct. 12 through Sat., Oct. 15 Homes, 646-5200O 5200.P 1577. For more information, call Lori at: and Monday, Oct. 17 through Friday, Oct. 21 "p r i v a t e p a r t y from 9;30 am to 6:00 PM In our new store. 742-1541 Merchandise Ads • Flexible Hours • Crew Incentives • Insurance Available fOC

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I HOMES CONDOMINIUMS ROOMMATES Automotive FOR SALE FOR SALE N WANTED EAST HARTFORD. Pro­ MANCHESTER. Ready FO R ^'" Ridge Town- CARS High bid fessional female to t)ump fight Yer out! 1 house. y baths, 3 bed­ Speciolis?&Dg Mapair R naftaw Prolect Homeshore, lot, near Glastonbury. Crossing Condomi­ INC. • Oaeki A UgM Oarpamry Any Job — Anytime provements. Interior | 1979 HONDA Accord Commercial! Realdantlal and exterior painting, 236-4511. ERA Philips Real Est- nium. 182 Main Street. • CaPmafaa • H m ifd Call G ary Hotchbock. Beige, 5 ate, 742-1450.______Beautifully appointed Fully Inourtd 6 Bondod. • S ftlo r DI$eo*mt$ light carpentry. Com­ speed, 80,000 miles, townhouses. Call Or­ 875-3483 plete janitorial ser­ WANTED original owner. S1200. COVENTRY. New Colon­ lando Annuli & Sons, B4M 54S 646-2253 vice. Experienced, rel­ ials and Contemporar­ TO RENT Coll 649-0260.______Inc of 644-2427. Ask for Teg Sail Seraenart Loam iable, free estimates. 1985 FORD LTD. Fully ies. Cedar siding, Kvie to set up on 643-0304. baths, 3 or 4 bedrooms. Any amount daSvarad Alao, IM. N E E D to rent goroge to loaded, excellent con­ appointment. store cor tor winter $250,000 and up. ERA UWNCARE giami, akxw and barti, mulch. dition. Best offer over Philips Real Estate, FO REST Ridge Condo. BRUSHWORKS. Interior Bobcak baoldxia a kMdar lanlaL m w months. November- $4500. 644-2702.______742-1450. Price reduced. Owner painting. Free esti­ Morch Coll 643-9647 1986 DODGE Aires SE. mates. 12 years expe­ DAVIS CONSTRUCTION RELIABLE MOVINB onxious. Spacious 3 Sliver, outomotlc, olr danrhratpr Mpralfi bedroom , 2 '/} bath PHIL’S LAWN CARE rience. Finished cabl- 872-1400/6S9-9S5S Low, Low Rates. conditioning, power CONDOMINIUMS townhouse. Full base­ nets/celllngs. Wall Short notice movsa. steering, power Fall clean-up and refInIshIng. 647-0836. ■furniture FOR SALE ment, central air, pool. anow removal. For tree Insured. Dependable brakes, stereo. Excel­ $152,900 D.W. Fish DEUVERING COLONIAL Soto and lent condition. Must estimates, call todayl ROOFING/ Rich, elatn, etone-free 24 Years experience in M AN CHESTER. New list­ Realty, 643-1591 .□ loam. S yards. *80 Plus Tax. moving choir, S50. Five piece sell. S4.500. Coll 647- ing. Impressive 2 bed­ IMMACULATE 2 bed­ Call Phil at: 742>7476 SIDING Also, send, gravsl, stone sllverplote coffee set, 9286.______Wednesday, Oct. 19,1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 C e n ts room townhouse, IV3 room Nantucket Cape and horse manure. 646-9669 Anyllmt $25. 643-8178.______1980 C AD ILLAC Sedan baths with very spa­ In Lydall Woods. Devllle. Excellent con­ cious floor plan! Fire­ Wooded setting. Large I CARPENTRY/ M S 6 4 3 -9 5 0 4 *************** ITV/STEREO/ dition. S5500 or best place Infhe living room living room/dining REMODELING offer. 742-0691. that opens to the dining area, family room, IV? RENOVATIONS PAYROLL SERVICE I APPLIANCES room. Large bedrooms baths, low condo fee. Commaroftf 6 Raa/dan(/tf STONE EXPERTS Let me do the work (or T O D A Y 'S Lucky CT Ll- with plenty of closets. $151,900 D.W. Fish Siding. guttarA llbarglaaa All types of stone work, you. Payroll, quarterly tax WASHER. Hotpoint, cense Plate Number Is FARRAND REMODEUNG heavy duty, large ca­ GS 168. If this Is vour Sliding glass door to Realty, 643-1591 .□ Room addnioiw, daekt, roonng, ahlngtas. alata, aingis ply. walls, vsnesr, dry stone returns, year-end W-2's. privte 10x24 deck. Ideal Fully Inaurtd, traa wall. 8-6 Call Ryan pacity. Used 6 months. plate number, bring State O K s NORTHFIELD Condo. siding, windows and guttsrs. FREE pick-up and , Southend location. aatlmataa. Call S200, best offer. 643- this od to Ed Thornton, This prestigious 3 bed­ Btckhos and butidozsr ssrvics Patrick, Mon.-Frl. 8-5 delivery. 5845. at Manchester Hondo, $123,500 Anne Miller room, 2V} bath unit avaltaMs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. Real Estate, 647-8000.O 646-1596 871-6096 <50°° per week for up to 24 Adorns Street, M an­ with Its private back­ Bus. 647-8509 chester, to collect vour MALLARD View. DIs- yard Is available at B71-7866 8f 528-2857 too employees. FUEL OIL/COAL/ R«s. 645-6849 FIREWOOD S25. You must bring tlnctlve Duplexes. Lo­ $135,900. Carport, air Screened Loam, Gravel. 643-5775 proof of registration. ir. cated on a privte conditioning, huge 4 SEASONS irtrtrkhlrti ******** This offer Is void In permenant cul-de-sac, closets, pool and tennis Processed Gravel, Sand. SEASONED wood for traffic plan H E ATIN 6/ seven days. 10-18 courts. Blanchard 8< REMODELING Stons & Fill. sole. S115/cord, will de this new subdivision of Additions a Decks PLUMPING auallty 3 bedroom du­ Rossetto Realtors," For Deliveries Call liver. Coll 649-1861, on plexes await your In­ We're Selling Houses" a Rooting a Trimwork ytlme. spection. Kitchens 646-2482.0 Small Jobs welcomed. PJ’i Plumbing. Hurting a George Griffing CLYDE hove oak cabinets, Senior Clilaen DiBCounr Air Gsnomenlng I LANDSCAPING CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC 742-7886 MUSICAL ROUTE 83, VERNON range, oven, dis­ Call Chris at 645-6559 Boilers, pumps, hot water ITEMS hwasher, refrigerator LOTS/LAND tanks, new and 84 Caprice Wagon <829°. at mall site replaesments. GREGORY WARRICK'S and bullt-ln microwave FOR SALE KMH CARPENTRY 'Angelic Home 7 foot Slate pool table tor 85 Spectrum 4 Dr <399f. ovens. FIreplaced liv­ FHEE BSTIMATBS TREE WORK Here to lultill your Care Registry SOle.S650. Coll 644-2740. 85 Century 4 Dr (?) <899r, ing rooms, IV} baths ASHFORD. Privacy and 643-9849/228-9616 F0»lurlng Environmentalist Street. Pleasant Valley Road and with full vanities, se­ more. Beautifully carpentry needs. l/tcal regialry ofTirs quality Tree Removal • Pruning tor BANJO with cose and 86 Celebrity 4 Dr <769°. a planned north access road. parate full basements, wooded approved Quality Workmanship. oar

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