Foes of Bork One Vote Away from a Victory
U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 7. 1987.
CARS CARS FOR SALE H u m a n : Twins best FDRMLE FOR RALE FORSAU Laser game: Tow n hints at battle plan / page 3 MANCHESTER. Cort- GOVERNMENT Homes DATSUN 1992 Pickup. 4 DODGE Mirada 1982. Alexander, Tigers in frt* home, Molntt- from 91 (U repair). spaed with stereo tape Good condition, A/C, nonet frtt btoutiful 6 Delinquent tax prop deck. 52,600 miles, runs Power windows and room Wllllomburo Co erty. Repossessions. pood. Good mechani locks, cruise, AM-FM ALCS opener / page 9 lonial with mony up- Call tO^m-MOO exten- r U b b e s s ^ cal condition. Needs cossette.S2500.647-7045. Aid to contras: Give peace a chance / page 7 orodtd Ittmt. Hong Sion OH 9M5. slight body w ork. 646- your hot ond hoort 3 Aedroom Colonial, tor- RfSSrSSSKndbie 9700 fo r m ore details. TAKE A LOOK htrt. Coll for dotolli. mal dining room, eat In warm porsdn for l I M N W r ' small child In our THOSE 6UY8WI0 d 6 d g E 1977 Aspen Ctnfury S1-Ep(t#ln. kitchen. 2 car garage. MXS. ■u^truokftoMepor. os Line. Town Cor $AVE M7-SWS.O I'/i baths. Front porch. heme. 49-2f hovrs- 9AIHT Wagon. 6 cylinder au /week. Days. 444-9974. hrtsrlor end entsder N .n e e tom atic, powrer sfeer- 81 Mere. Marquis hAa n c h e ^ Y ^ A . w h y Oak floors and trim. BUILDERS |$60M Redecorated Inside pelMint. CsN todey for a iforoMorty Ine and brakes. AM- Brougham $AVE pay rtnt? Now !• your W f7 iTyr8AAvoiia>ie. free eswmale. Tom o r Ed F M . Best offer. 78 Buick Cantury chanct to own thli and out. 9142,900. 529- Havre 3-10. Lew pay. 6 4 6 - 2 7 8 7 0305.______643-4611. W^NRaOofid. (AVE Immoculott older 3 Reliable resfonsible •CUSTOM ROMES 64S-221B •47-7H6S 80 Mazda RX7 bedroom Colonial. TWO homily. Time tested POiMi. CgllMftTm. NiSSAN 1995 Sentra. 2 LbgNbN $AVE Much updating, move- ^ building with 13 rooms. •Assmoiis a e a • 4M9 a ft* « e # e I'’#'# « ^ door hatchback. 5 87 Line. Omtlnentsl In condition. See It 2 modern kltchen- •lA R A O E t DELIVERINO speed, AM-FM $AVE today. 1124,900. Cen t...one with private tun IMRWB Rich form loam, 9 yards, Cosefte. 79,000 miles. 82 Mazda 026 tu ry 21 Epstein. 647- llte breakfast room. •BECKS 979 pTue fox. Sand, erovel, New brokes/muffler. aOr.WMM $AVE M9S.O New root, triple glared ODD fobs. Trucking. Good coiKlItlon. Ask as Nissan Stanza windows, steel siding. CLEANING Services. •CORCSnE WORK and decorative stone. 4 Or. $AVE ^EW to market. This Home repoirs. You ing 92500. maudirstrrManchfisler A City o( Villaijr Ch.trin Hrralii Lott of mature plant Homeoraffioe. Reewb home It o cream putt. •FRAMINSCREW nome It, we do ff. Free 443-9S04 DATSUN 1980 310 GX. 80 Line. Town Car ings and trees. Ameslte noble prices. estimates. Insured.643- feeeee«**a«»e«« t IB CM BOB $AVE Lett of living space on parking. Offered at ar74M471. A H A ilA iL E 49,000 miles. Sunroof. 04 Mere. Marquis parkllke setting. 9 9159,900. Call Blan Excellent condition. Brougham $AVE rooms, 216 baths. In- c h ard 9i R o ssetto , EXTiftidA l^atntlna S1500. 646-7497. Thursday, Oct. 8,1987 ground pool, walk In no ^ to dvstr Coll aciBwiwtam TilBEiic 88 Bronco II, 30 C ents "We're Selling Undo 4494839. done. Trees and brush TOYOTA 1982 Cellco GT. A (flB ,^ 4 a 4 $AVE Cedar closet and lo Houses". 646-2492.0 cut and hauled owev: aMFfRIVntBS cated In one of Man Stockade fences In 1 Owner. Low miles, 86 Sabt# X8*' FIRST Prise tor quality. air, stereo, sunroof, 5 4 Or.. LogM, Io riL SAVE chester's finer areas. stalled. Fully Insured. e lM M ilM a f9N9M M S 84 Mazda Pickup t^,900. tentry Real Possible In-law unit. 64941743 5pm. speed. Excellent condi $AVE Estate. 643-40M.O Young 3 bedroom Wil tion. S4995. 646-6629 a f 83 Lynx Wg., At. AC $AVE liamsburg Colonial In seeeeeesi/ee* a.a e a ft'a a m m ter 6om. sa Matfcur XR4TI $AVE. Foes of Bork MRW ^rice. Not your Lydall Woods...2 full BEMEfS IMVE ftH K I ordinary older Colon CARFBN1RV A Hano Tape Pnd FO RD 1975 M a ve rick . 84 Toyota Celica baths, deck, garage "FftrAHYftirllfftir Running condition. AT. AC, PS ial. This home hat been and unique floor plan Spray ShtEt Rock. EXCAVATION fully updated, kitchen MWMI tWOlM Mfl6 f#“ R.R. tide, pitfiting. $150. Phone 649-6620. 78 Buick Century with family room. See WWW w^WWtWHWW P I M W ? * Tree work. CO. «Va..MmCond. all new, Florida room, this home with Its up- fMNnt mn6 lolOTiifit* 6mmMI soil# David Sltvlnsky and large family room to-date floor plan to CAU RTE. as a BOLTON 87 Mazda RX7 one vote away on lower level. Yard It 647-7186 CLYDE ■took. Turtp, Sutr- day. 9160't. Call Blan - Coll 228-91S3 - CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. rooL OlBB WlaitBP SAVE tegeed and very pri chard ft Rossetto, For Frao Eettmeto 6 4 6 -2 6 1 4 vate. Perfect family a a ft e-e# a a.a aaaaaaaeft^ ROUTE 83, VERNON 83 Ford LTD Wg. "We're Selling v a AT. PS. AC SAVE home. 9151,000. Sentry Houses", 646-2482.D 81 Oodga D1S0 PU *4995 Real Estate. 643-4060.O 85 Olds Calais c 81 Olda Omaga *4495 AC/Lopdad SAVE e from a victory MANCHESY R. Colonial MANCHESTER For Sale 82 Nagai eoup* *6495 84 Marc. Lynx a or. an nice deep lot, on a SAVE by owner. 4 bedroom 82 Cantury ooup* *6195 88 Mazda RX7 S quiet Cul-de-Sac In con Raised Ranch, Includes AAS.Alum.Wh SAVE venient location. Front S3 Calabrity 4*. *6495 living room, dining WASHINGTON (A P) - Oppo He said that if Bork asked to back Master plus up room , 1 Vi baths, fam ily BRAND New Llstlngl LA D Y Kenm ore Washing S3 Ford F150 XLT,4a4 *8195 to 3 more bedrooms. EAST HARTFORD 1 bed S3 BonnavHIa 4 *. *6995 MORIARTY nents of Robert H. Bork moved to Reagan to withdraw his name, the room with fireplace. 2 Planned commercial room , $405. plus utili machine. Good condl- CARO within a single vote of victory today Dining room, tlre- car garage, deck and zone! Main Street, El- tlon. Coll 646-1465. S3 Chavy 810TiiM4«t4 *7195 president "would urge him to fight ploced living room,full ties. On busline. FOR SALE BROTHERS as Democratic Sens. Dale Bumpers on." pool. Great neighbor llnpton. Approxi 568-1054.______KITCHEN Aid rafrloera- 83Ragai4dr. *6995 baths, garage. D.W. hood. 117 Briarwood mately 2 acres In hot 301 Centar 8t. of Arkansas and Paul Sarbanes of T Fish, 643-1991.0 AVAILABLE Imme tor/treezer. ,7 months DATSUN 510 1978. Auto 64 Buksk Skyhavvk Wg. *6295 The spokesman confirmed that D rive, Asking 9192,000. growing area. Ideal for Maryland declared their diately. 4 rooms, 2nd old. Almond. Call 646- matic transmission, 84 Trana Am *10,795 Manchastgr, CT the Justice Department maintains I .i Ha UTIFUL. Bolton. 3 Call Bob at 643-0350. bonks, restaurants, of 1465. ' opposition. bedroom Raised Ranch floor, appliances, attic body In good condition. 84 R#gal ooup# *8095 Presidential spokesman Marlin lists of possible candidates for Between 3:30-5. A fter 5 fices, retail, etc. Call and cellar storaoe, Excellent 2nd car, new 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 In a quiet area of call 649-2276.______fo r more details. 84 Camaro coup* *8495 Fitzwater said, "The nomination is judicial openings, including the non-smoklno adult. No H t IL A W N a n d battery, and new Supreme Court, but said that no list Bolton. Home Includes 9310,000. Jackson A pets. Utilities not In muffler. Runs great. 83 Chavy 8-10 ptokup *6495 not dead until the vote is taken." 1 living room, dining Jackson, 647-9400. □ BARDEN S3 Chavy Caprica 4 *. *8495 But he also left room for Bork to ask of replacements for Bork had been 'room , 1st floor 12x24 L 0 T 8 /U N D cluded, parking for 1 $1000 or best otter. MOTORCYCLES/ FOR SALE car. 8450 per month M ust sell 11 Call 647- that his name be withdrawn from sent to the White House. "Believe family room os well at BOLTON ____ I m o p e d s me, the president does not want a 19x23 recreation plus 1 months security. 8314 Otter 5. Ask tor 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 consideration, saying, "Obviously, Lot 6, Volpl Road 643-0213______Tig Sell Serggpift Loam Paul.o his decision can be whatever he consideration of any alternative room and 12x24 den on ANDOVER. View the Any amount dolivsrsd. Alto, fill, YAMAHTdorspecionr- beautiful Fall foliage ••7,800.00 3 Bedroom apartments. w6ntf it to be." candidates," Fitzwater said. the lower leyel. Energy giavol, atona and bath, muloh. 1978 OLDS Omega 4 door, SCRANTON Approxlmotely 4,500 features Include south from these wooded 2.2 CONVEMC REIIL Heat and hot water Bobcat, baekhoa t loadar rantal. miles. $900.646-3126 ask The announcements by Bumpers On Wednesday, Reagan and acres, 109 foot frontage Included. 2 month se 305 V-9, 107K miles. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH ern exposure sky I Ights, ESTIITE Very good condition. CHUvaLSh sxecunvt vshicles to r Tom . and Sarbanes, in speeches oh the Senate supporters did their best to 2 wood/coal stoves and on pond. 975,000. Kler- curity required. $600 DAVIS CONSTRUCTION AND StLSCT useo OAhS... Senate floor, pushed to 50 the nan Realty, 649-1147. 646-4382 and $625. 649-2871. $1500 or best offer. Coll SOMt t.a« FINANCINO Oh LS8SI cheer Bork as he shuttled from the a thermostatically con 872-1400/659-9555 a fter 6pm. 649-8538. number of senators who have White House to the Capitol. trolled ton system. MOBILE Home. Working 87 FIFTH AVE. m *14,805 MITO declared their opposition to the Deck and a 2 car gar HOMES single mole odult pre " I f he were on the fence when he IS n RESORT 84 Hondo civic S. 5 speed, 87LeBARON SERVICES nomination, according to an Asso walked in, 1 think he's a little more age. 9189,900. D.W. HO FOR SALE ferred. Lease, secur- FOR ALL YOUR LAWN A/C, original owner. OTaTuftM *12,206 Fish. 643-4060.n E S I PROPERTY IfV. No pets. 643-2880. 87 RAIDER 4x4 *12,705 ciated Press survey. Thirty-four determined to hang in there," said CARE NEEDS... CALL Excellent condition. senators have said they would STUDIO type. Partly fur- 67K.S4500. 646-5803. 87 RAMCHARQER Senate Republican leader Bob Dole FOR Sale. Fullyfurnished nlshed. Working single PHIL’S LAWN CARE 4>4 *17.885 ^support Bork, with the rest unde of Kansas. eoLTon SPECIAL!! Mobile home, Vero 79 Ford Gronodo. Depen 87 SHADOW , „ AUTO SERVICE clared. Fifty-one "n o" votes would Still, Bork’s supporters made male preferred. No Fall Clean Up. Hedge TufboA.o«4pd *10,505 ft Room Capa In Buolnaso Zona - S145»000. Beach, Florida. 1 bed pets. Leose. 643-2880. dable, no rust, 95,000 ensure defeat for Bork in the clear that the appellate judge was room, Florida Room, Trimming, Mowing, miles. $800 firm . 647- 87 DODGE Pu hod Hpa *18.058 3 badrooms, oarage and basement. Ideal STUDIO type. Portly fur • Oil Lube Filter 100-member Senate. at least considering asking the screened porch. 99,000. Fertilizing. Call today 0338 ask fo r E ric. > 86 LASER cpp. *13.406 Because of Bork’s plunging chan White House to withdraw his name. for family llvino/ convenient to Hartford 6464)363 or 646-7420. nished. Working single SOLaBARONpdr. *10.006 Special *16.99 male preferred. No for Free Eatimata. 1983 Alllance-65,000 miles, ces, the Senate Judiciary Commit "He will not decide anything Herald photo by Kool (1 mile to Rt. 384). Enloy country living A/C. AM-FM Cassette. SSDODQEamoomi. *14.486 only a few m inute fro m the big city. Also, pets. Leose. 643-2880. 742-7476 86 DODGE aoo oomt *14.706 • Complete Brake tee already is combing the back today (Wednesday), and said he $2200. or best offer. grounds of possible replacement for Investor who can convert this charm FOR Rent. 2 bedroom 871-6451 after 6pm. 86 RELIANT S.W. *8,005 Systems would be in touch,” Tom Korologos, Leslie Buckland of 619 Hlllstown Road discusses his there is no shortage of pumpkins, a state Department of E l M 0R T6A 8E 8 candidates. a lobbyist brought in by the White ing cape to professional offices. apartment close to bus CHEVY 1968 Belalr. 2 86 DODGE pumpkin crop, which he said is about one-quarter Agriculture official said. Buckland displays his pumpkins line. Monthly rentS535. CHARGER *7,605 • Tune up Specials Bumpers said Bork is .‘..‘such a House to-help Bork, t(dd reporters Sherry - 742-9450 Coll 649-9256.______600D THIN68 door, runs excellent. slave to ideology that I question iafter the seselon with aenatora. smaller than last year's because of an early-summer In a 90-year-old farm wagon that he recently had NO PAYMENTS TO EAT $425. Call 649-9387. 86 CHY. GTS Turto *10,205 • Cooling Systems Up to a years. Kits your fi C O VEN TRY New 5 room 80 RELIANT 4 Dr. *7005 whether he could render simple Leonard Garment, a Washington drought. Although some farmers' crops were srhaller. restored. Golden Oaks Realty • Alternators, justice.” nancial aiffleulNss goodbye. Duplex. New applian Ssll Your Car 86 LeBARON C o m l *13.405 Iaw3)Sr who is advising Bork, said A4A-5099 228-3345 Avoid foroclosure. Catch up ces, wall to wall, sky mUBAVNRIADS 85 CAMARO coupp *8805 Starters, and There were widespread rumors the judge would continue his quest on lot# oavmonlssuchasfirst light, fireplace, oar 85 MUSTANG aiu. *8005 that Bork would come to the White for the nomination only if the or second mortooee or oven NOanMOtlAMf LOAF Tire Service age. Easy access to 184. Cranberry, ZueohinI, 85 HORIZON 4 df. *4B05 House today — as he did Wednes president and the Republican Party eufetondlne credit cord Mils. saooper month. A vaila *15 • Body work and Keep your home free and Pumpkin, Appletauee, 84 TOYOTA CAMRY *6.085 day — to meet with the president. agree to wage a full-scale national Pumpkins smaller, but supply good ble November l. Call 4 Lines — 10 Days 84 FORD TEMPO *5.785 Rust repair clear without Hens. Bod 742-7247. etc. But Fitzwater said there was no campaign in support of his credit or late poyment his •4*» each or 9 lor *10“ soft charge each addi 84LASERadr.Turt)o *8,305 indication the nominee wanted to confirmation. • Car don't run? By Nancy Concelmon That affected not only pumpkin grow because water causes the CLARENCE EDMONDSON of 7 tory It not o problem.' Kindly tional line, per day. You 84 RELIANT wgn. *5,305 Fraa towing for see the president. "H e’s not willing to conduct a coll; Call 647-8042 Herald Reporter growers, but apples and sweet com cells to swell. Marrotte said. As a Route 44 A. Coventry, said he got ICONDOMINIUMS can cancel at any time. 84 PONT. 6000 STE *7485 cuatomer aarvica cara “ We don't know. We have not solitary crusade because that 83 LeBARON 4 dr. *5,705 suffered a lot.” Buckland said. result of the drought, vegetables only half a pumpkin crop from the . The Swl99 FOR RENT SORRY, only In Manbhastar. heard (from Bork). Our assump would quixotic and pointless." 53 DODGE 400 a dr. *4,005 This Halloween, people may be and fruits will be smaller. "You’re areas on his farm that weren’t Conogrvativg Group tion is that we're fighting it out to a Garment said late Wednesday in a FUEL 0N./C0AL/ NO REFUNDS OR 78 MONTE CARLO paying slightly more for the pump OTHER EXPERTS agreed. going to have the same number of irrigated. "In the areas we don’t MS4-4404 or 2 Bedroom. Woodmere, HREWOOO ADJUSTMENTS AppfOK, flOK Ofl. On^ AM ft/aMIKE FLYNN floor vote," Fitzwater said. telephone interview. Vernon. 1 baths. Owfwr MHbb, Mn« *3.995 kin that goes under the knife or into "As a whole, a lot of pi^uctlon Is cells — they're just not going to be have irrigated, we have a signifi 1-4S4-131ft 276 Hartford Road the pie. M A N C H E S T E R - $141,900 Garage, pool, tennis. CALL HERALD 77 OOOQE MBBdWool A. mm down ... because of lack of water." as big. The number of fruits may cant problem." he said. "But In the Club House. $950 In OitnpBr. NK aeltMl ml *4,865 8 am - 8 pm The lack of rain learly this said Edward Marrotte, a consumer stay the same, but the yield Is areas we have irrigated, the size cluding utilities. 649- FIREWOOD SALE 77 CADILLAC SEDAN summer has reduced the size of horticulturist' at the Agricultural different” Yield refers to the and quality Is as g o ^ as usual. We Rentals 9006. *S3 par qoid, S ft. langtht, CLASSIFIED DeVILLE. Nlcwl *3.495 grtan, dallvarad, S cord 649>8309 Showdown in Eighth pumpkin crops in some areas of the Experiment Station In Storrs. weight and volume, which Is used to really didn't suffer that badly.” state, said I^onard Krough. agri "This year, wehad virtually no rain measure fruit and vegetable poduc- minimum. MC/VI8A 643-2711 BUD'S MOTOR SALES Edmondson said other farmers I HOMES cultural marketing information in July and August, and a lot of rain tion. N9rth9rn Flr9W99d 875-3311 he spoke to at the Hartford market ROOMS specialist at.the state Department in September.” The lack of rain during the first ____ |F 0 R REHT 0l9tribut9r9 this year said they were getting FOR RENT of Agriculture. Although the average amount of two summer months prevented seems iikeiy tonight higher prices for the pumpkins WINTERIZED cottage. Z72-aOIO Krough doesn't believe prices rainfall for June through Sep seeds from germinating, Krough because of the drought. "Most M A NC H ESTER. 2 rooms $600 month plus u tili WHAT MAKES won’t go up drastically, however, tember was higher this year than in said. As a result, early crops such for rent. Main Street. farmers don't irrigate their pump ties. Security required. RECREATIONAL A showdown among Eighth Dis act on removing four questions because many farmers planted 1986, rainfall for June and July 1987 as tomatoes, squash and sweet For Information call 11/1 5/1. 647-1257. about the town-district agreement kin crops,” Edmondson said. 529-7959 or 563-4438. EQUIPMENT MANOfSTERHONCA trict leaders over a district-town extra crops, and there’8 no shor was much lower. In 1986,6.79 inches' com, suffered. agreement may take place tonight from the Nov. 3 election ballot. tage of pumpkins. of rain fell in June, and 4.44 inches "W e lost most of our early STORE AND The district clerk, Helen War Jewell said that the only way 9 1 APARTMENTS CANO^Mohawk. Red tl- at an emergency meeting of district " I don’t hove one-quarter of what in July, according to the National crops," said Althea Jewell, who Botticello can irrigate Is to rent OFFICE SPACE bergloss, ir 4", with 2 USED CARS BEUER THAN MOST? directors called at the request of rington, Wednesday morning sub ^ ■ FOR RENT I had last year.” said Leslie Weather Service In Windsor Locks. works at Henry Botticello’s farm at water tankers. "W e didn’t irrigate paddles. S450. 649-9361 three directors who oppose the mitted a legal notice to the Buckland. who owns a farm at 619 This year, 3.66 inches fell in June 209 Hillstown Road. "Cantaloupes SOUTH Windsor Office otter 5pm weeknlghts. Perhaps one reason is that they are Manchester Herald indicating that this year becausepe would have to ELDERLY housing now agreement. Hillstown Road. and only 2.27 In July. Normal didn’t have the size because it was charge more for the fruits and space. 1300 square feet. fullyfull! reconditioned...... onother may •be Tonight’s meeting is set for 7:30 a special meeting would be held taking applications for Prime location. Route Although his pumpkin crop is average rainfall is 3.S4 inches for dry.” vegetables,” she said. 2 bedroom apartments. M USICAL th eifr fi extremely low mileage... at the district firehouse, 32 Main St. Oct. 14. Later in the morning she smaller. Buckland stressed that he June and 3.52 inches for July. Krough doesn’t think the drought 5. Ready to go. Clean withdrew the notice, saying she had Starting S560. Call 528- and Immediately avail ITEMS Its purpose, according to a notice has no shortage "Every farmer August and September of this year affected produce prices, however, Buckland agreed that irrigation 6522. able. Must be seen. filed with the town clerk this been instructed to do so by the there is that’s worth a salt always made up for earlier lows, with 4.25 because of competition within the is the only way to control the growth USED full sized Violin. 91 BUKN SKVLMK district’s legal counsel, John D. M A N C H ESTER . 2 bed Contact Sol Julian. 282- • l> n d C A . 444 U l. PP. PS. 4C. Tin. HUIO...... morning, is to discuss petitions plants five times as much as he inches in August and 7.19 inches in state and from neighboring states. of crops. "When you have todepend room townhouse, fully 0784. S150. 649-8111. Excel *3495 submitted by district electors. LaBelle Jr. on Mother Nature to furnish you lent condition. needs," he said. September. " I didn’t notice any prices that appllanced kitchen, S3 HONDA PREUIDC The petitions filed by district "Unbeknown to most of you city with rain, you’re up against a Large Colonial, 3 bedrooms, new roof, «M A 4 Ci4, <44 ml. PP. r« . HkHo. Hunt OmM *7995 were any higher this year than last parking for 2 cars. $695 voters ask for a special meeting to Please turn to page 8 folks, we had a drought this year. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES year,” he said. problem.” he said. newly redecorated, newer furnace, extra per month, heat and 6ARABES PETS AND 94 HONDA ACCORD U hot water Included ,no AND STORAOE •ItTT. H S 4 CW., Aim , PP. PS AC. insulation, 2 car garage, nice SUPPLIES Tm. AtAkA Ok. Amt 444 ml ...... _...... *7995 neighborhood. pets. Security deposit and 1 year lease. 649- WINTER Storage for GOLDEN Retriever, 94 HONDA CIVIC 0795. cars, vans or boots. n jd S H S 4 Cyl.. AC, 4«PA 114 M . §lut______*5995 Evenings 975-5974. Mole. AKC papers, 6 Tax collector quits TODAY MANCHESTER. 1 bed- months. S100 or beat M HONDA PNELUDE Of J U 4 Cyt . 8 Spd.. A t. PS. AC. D og gets room, appliances. No otter. 646-1306. ^ Agdta 8Rv*r. tTK ml ...... ___ pets, no water beds, WANTED *9495 AIDS and war lease. S450, 9900 secur- TO RENT 84 HONDA CHX MISCELLMIEOUS • r » f . aoa. $4K mL .... *5495 Linda Durand says the fear she Itv. 289-719) or 643-4792. medal for in Andover dispute sees In her AIDS patients today is 9 9 TEACHER-wtshes to rent FOR SALE E a 8t Hartford. 1 bed- 84 HONDA CIVIC space tor family car. t r n t 4 Or.. Bhf. $1K mL ...... *5995 worse than the anxieties she was room apartment, wall TEE Shirt transfers. Ap By Bruce Motzkln cluded collecting taxes when the witness to In Vietnam, where, as a to wall corpetlno, ap Coll M ike 643-6976. 84 FORD TEMPO tax collector was not there. But proxim ately 3000, also •2444. AuMm 88A ml. PB. AC. Mwdlp, OfWf .... *4995 heroism Herald Reporter 28-year-old nurse, she cared for GIs pliances, security, 50 to 100k numerals and Duchesneau. who took office July 1, with gaping bullet holes in their lease. $425. M ilne Real letters for shirts, cops, 84 TOYOTA TERCEL researched a Connecticut statute Estate Inc. 538-6573 or Mprchgndise •1387. 4 Cyl. ftWOm OoML N A m l______*5495 ANDOVER — Tax Collector bodies. Story on page 13. i T j .^ I ; etc. Best otter. 649-3642 By Bruce Matzkin Sandra G. Bidwell has submitted a that requires any person collecting 569-4161. otter 5:30pm .o______88 MSSAN SENTRA •tM ft. 4 Cyl. Auto. 4SA mi. HO. PO. PS. Aodie, How Hms ...... *5995 Herald Reporter letter of resignation, effective Nov. taxes in place of the tax collector to M A N C H ESTER . 3 room HEAVY duty singer por 30, because of differences between be appointed by oath and to be War on trucks efficiency In quiet table, sewing machine 85 HONDA PRELUDE area. 8100 week In • IJ ff. 4 Cyt, A t. At. AC. Tm. Oodtp 40K ml. Oluo, UkO Howt ... *11,495 To the hero go the spoils. Or her and First Selectwoman Earleen recorded with the secretary of the Gov. Wlliram A. O’Neill says he’s 8 8 FURNITURE with cose. Excellent something like that. B. Duchesneau over policy regard state and administrator of public not sure what more can be done to cludes utilities. Secur 85 CNCVROUT SPECTRUM condition. S45.00 649- 91212. StPm...... - ...... The hero is a mutt named Happy, records. ity, references re COFFEE table and end 9628. *4995 ing tax collection by others when crack down on unsafe truck driv quired. 646-1686 or SS HONDA cmc DX who in the early morning hours of Bidwell is not in her office. With this new knowledge, Du ing, other than to continue a "w ar MANCHESTER . table (together or se •ftM L 4 eK . AC. 44R m i. SPmr______569-3018.______parate),one Individual _ *5995 July 28 alerted his sleeping owners "This resignation was brought chesneau told the selectmen’s on trucks" he initiated last year. $62,000 A $72,000 6 Room Duplex. Excel gloss topped coffee ta SS HONDA CIVIC to a fire that had broken out in their about by the continued interference secretary to stop collecting taxes in Story on page 4. ENDROLLS •t J9t 4 Cri. MO. 37R m«. AC. AbWa Ohm..... - ...... lent condition, garaoe. ble. Call 742-5918 27Vi width - 298 _ *6495 home at 158 Branford St. of tax collection by (Duchesneau),” Bidwell's absence. Lease, security, refer evenings.o iS TOYOTA PICK-UP Since then, Happy, who belongs the letter states. Bidwell lists as her Bidwell became upset when she LIMITED CASH FLOW? ences required. No width • 2 tor 29ft •1220 '4 Cyl. 4 SaA, AML ffw mi. OoPta Cmoolto. 2port Strtpo .. *5995 learned of the change, which took Clear and cold W a YO r b ED king size. ■ MUST b« ptekdd up It the I to Raymond Cornell. 75. and his reason for resigning major policy OpHOOBul you would still like to have your own pets. 8600 per month. S8 HONDA ACCORD U wife. Lucille, 74. has been raking In changes that were made by Du place Aug. 3. the last day taxpayers Complete pockope ex iHsraM Otfic* Monday lhru| •ftTA 4 Cyi. AmM. A t A t. AW. Atoot Tm. AaWo. 4«R m i _____ Clearing and colder tonight with home? A Condo may be your answer. We have Coll 9am-11;30am, 3- cluding headboard. I Thursday batofs 11 a.m.only. *10,995 the accolades. He has been in chesneau and, Bidwell claims, could pay thei r July taxes without a 7 7 frost possible. Sunny but cool 8pm. 643-4407. Asking 9100. Coll 743- SS MERCURY LYNX WAOON - newspapers and on television news implemented without her , penalty. She claimed that Duches two units available; one a three room and the •ftMI. AwftOL At. A t taW t J ft mi. Orar______*5995 Friday. Details on page 2. 5918 evenings.o casts, but the biggest honor came knowledge. neau did not inform her about the other a four room. Convenient location close to 1 YEAR O LD SOFA and chair. Green 88 CNEVROLCT VAN Tuesday. Duchesneau ended the practice of change until a week later. Bidwell •1201. 8 C ri. Au$a. At. At Aa n t AbWg » tt8 t0 H ^ .. *16,995 shopping, schools, bus line. Swimming pod, For Annual Lease and Plaid. Excellent Happy received a special hero allowing the tax collector’ s secre said she had to deal with ire Index weight room and tot lot at your disposal. Call us condition. Asking $190. @ M I E 8 •8 HONDA CIVIC ism award on Tuesday from the tary and another clerk to collect taxpayers who had been tui 2 Story Duplox 648-1433. •ftft 4 Cri. Nt AbWg tTR mi. Some______*6495 A d v i c e ______1 4 L o t t e r y ______2 for an appointment to see. In Coventry on 2.7 Connecticut Humane Society, at the taxes when Bidwell is not in. away when they went to pay thi K IT ^ h S m Set. Round to- OCTOBER 10. 484 Porter 88 HONDA CIVIC society’s Newington headquarters. Bidwell. a part-time town official, taxes Aug. 3. Business____ 21 O bltuarlee_ 8 aores of beautiful ble, choirs, yellow Street. 8-4. Rain dote •1222, 4 Cri. 4 Or. At. n t A M 120 mi. rwfB-lU twma taigB._ *8495 CISMlded _ 21-24 O p i n i o n ______6 Wsssabsli The award is given infrequently, works only 14 hours a week, so the With the new policy came the wooded aRe. 11 mllas leather, $100.646-4770. October 11. Harald pKoto Oy Koo* C o m i c s ______1 6 P e o p le ...... 2 from downtown Man- said Don M cO e, the society’s time she is available to collect taxes realization that more hours were MAPLE Bedroom set. TAG Sole-Sundoy, Oc Connecticut _ _ 4 S p o r t s ______9 - 1 2 ohestar. Close to ahop- public relations director. He said RAYMOND CORNELL HOLDS HAPPY is limited. needed when the tax collector Double bed, 1 bureau tober 11. M Woodside MANq^STHUHONCA Since 1965, when the position of would be available. According to EnterUInment 17 Television _ 17 ping and lakss. Street, Manchester. 8- ^ I N C . and chest with mirror. Pleoee tarn te page 8 ... dog gets medal for heroism selectmen’s secretary wascreated. Focus______13 U.S./World _ 5 . 7 Call Halan at Askin $175. 646-3547. 5pm. THE PROFESSIONALS 1711 the secretary’s duties have in Please tnm to page 8 Local news— 3. 8 W e a t h e r ______2 MAP l S Colonial Hutch. SATURDAY and Sunday, 24 ADAMS STREET 94ft4IGS 643-2487 or Excellent condition. 235 Deer Run T ro ll, MANCHESTER, CT 06040 646-1339 Asklhg n n . Phone 6 ^ M anchester. 8-3. 646-3515 0860. Household Items. A •V, t - MANCHESTER HEHALD. Thunwiav. Oct. S. 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursduv. Oct. 8, 1987 — 8
THE WEATHER REGIONAL V^EATHER Town’s battle plan hinted at during laser hearings I •ortAm.nUiy.OclotarR A6cu-Weaiher*foreCast for Friday • Daytime CondHions and High Temperatures By Andrew Yurkovsky questions about the various contracts between each of been contaminated with gasoline, apparently from laser beams would battle with computer-controlled Herald Reporter the three companies. Groot’s Automotive Service Inc., a nearby service aliens and monsters. The two other companies involved in Laserquest are station. But the game as described Wednesday would be VERNON — What could become important issues in Laser Games International, which is selling the more complex, providing players with the chance to determining whether Manchester's amusement center franchise for the Manchester Laserquest to Laser CUMMINGS.SAID that the real estate partnership actually commandeer the spaceship. Cummings said ordinance should be allowed to remain on the books Games of Hartford, and 587 Middle Turnpike East had made.a commitment to buy the property for $1.3 the computer-controlled, animated aliens would be were hinted at during the first day of hearings in Associates, a real estate partnership formed to buy the million, but thegrouphas paid only a $300.000deposit so able to act out 10 difjerent scenarios with players. Rockville Superior Court on Wednesday. former Mott’s Shop-Rite and lease it to Laser Games. far. Loss of that deposit, however, could result in the Cummings said the actions of the players would Much of the day’s proceedings were taken up by partnership’s bankruptcy, he said. change what scenario would then be'followed by the attorneys’ efforts to establish the facts in the case. But LASER GAMES’ originally charged that enforce In his testimony. Cummings had said that a aliens and monsters. The players' actions would be fed the law)rer representing the (own, in his questioning of ment of the ordinance could cause Laser Games of franchise agreement with Laser Games International to a central computer controlling the animated figures s businessman who Is fighting the ordinance, revealed Hartford and 587 Middle Turnpike East Associates to requires Laser Games of Hartford to open its through what Cummings called a "laser vest.” The what may be the town’s strategy to defend Itself. suffer "severe economic and financial failures” that Manchester franchise by December 1988. But during a vest would contain a miniature computer and a radio. Wednesday’s hearing also revealed new details could result in bankruptcy. courtroom break, he said that the agreement could be Each game would last 10 minutes. a im t the proposed laser entertainment center at 587 E. But under questioning by Berger, Harold R. ammended. In his opening remarks Wednesday. Rittenband Words For Rich MitMIe Turnpike. Passige of the ordinance, which Chimmings, the corporate director of Laser Games, In his brief questioning of (Tummings. Laser Games' raised many of the points brought up in the complaint • A gam ic Millionaire T. Boone Pickens has plenty of company. prohibits the Laserquest center from opening at its admitted that Laser Games would be able to pull out attorney. Richard M. Rittenband of South Windsor, l.aser $James of Hartford had filed when it was granted O ce a n Experts estimate that there are now about 1,000,000 proposed location, was prompted by neighborhood from a five-year lease agreement with the real estate sought mainly to establish the particulars of the a tempofbry Injunction by Superior Court Judge Harry N. Jackaway on Aug. 7. millionaire families in the United States. According to opposition to that particular business. partnership because the partnership had passed a company's actions since it first proposed building an Wednesday was the first of three consecutive days of deadline on the closing of the property. entertainment center in Manchester earlier this year. Rittenband also argued that t*’e ordinance was some sources, the richest person in the nation is Gordon hearings, after which Judge Robert Stengel is to decide In earlier testimony. Cummings said that Laser The questioning brought frequent objections from unconstitutional because it was drafted specifically ,01987 Aocu Wo.-ntter. Inc O 1967 Aocu-W*aniM. Inc Peter Getty. Forb^ Magazine, however^ Ksts Sam whether to make permanent a temporary injunction Games of Hartford had already invested $700,000 on Berger that Rittenband was leading his witness. After with Laserquest in mind and because it does not Moore Walton as the nation’s richest billionaire. Walton against the town granted in August to the developers of equipment and services for the Manchester entertain one such question, Stengel himself interjected, "You provide'provisions for apneal. Laserquest. want to give him the answer now? " runs a chain of discount stores. The term “millionaire” ment center. He said the equipnrient could be used in an The ordinance prevents.amusement centers measur entertainment center located elsewhere. ing more than 5,000 square feet from operationg within was coined in the year 1740. The first “billionaire” HARTFORD ATTORNEY Marshall K. Berger, who Berger’s questioning of Cummings also revealed WEDNESDAY'S HEARING offered new details 1.000 feet of schools, senior citiaens’ housing, Much 0f nation clear; appeared in 1861. ' ^ * is representing the town in the case, focused mostpf his that the closing on the Laserquest site has been delayed about the Laserquest game. Company officials have convalescent homes, hospitals and churches. It would questions on the ownership of Laser Games and two three times and will probably be delayed beyond the said in public hearings that the former supermarket D O Y O U K N O W — Jean Paul Getty’s empire is based affect Laserquest because
Montana leads dozen 49ers across the picket line UConn gridders have •tf k ^ . By T tw Associated Press Leonard MarMull and third-string The defections on the 48en began Leopold of Green Bay; tight end quarteihack Jeff Hostetler re Ihcaday night with the return of Mike Mularkey and defensive end All but seven NFL teams have ported Wednesday. veteran tight end Russ Francis, tt Mark Mnllaney of Minnesota, and cracks in dieir union solidarity as 37 But they left a ^ r meeting with accelerated Wednesday with the safety Liffort Hobley of Miami. more flayers defied tbe strike, team officials. General Manager another YanCon test reporting of Montana. Clark and While Franklin and Davis re bringiiif to 12S the number who George Young denied the players Craig, running backs JOe Cribbs joined the Patriots, two New have crossed the picket line. were asked to leave. and Harry Sydney, corneiback England strikers — running back BO STO N — With a successful Cotton, who had been slowed by another 843 yards passing. Husky The San Francisco Mere, who "O u r policy is that each n u n has E ric W right, (M ensive end Dwaine Mosi Tatupu and quarterback TtAn debut in Yankee Conference foot injury, was instrumental against wide receiver David Dunn in four beat the New York Giants 41'21 on to answer with his own con Board, linebackers George Cooper. Ramsey — charged that General ball warfare a week ago, the Richmond. He had 10 tackles and games has latched onto 24 passes Monday night with no regular science," Young said. "Each man Kevin Dean and Jeff Fuller, tight Manager Patrick Sullivan exagger University of Connecticut will ^ clogged up the middle, like he did for 330 yards, a 14.1-yard per catch players on die field, became even has to make the decision on his end Ron Heller and defensive ated the number of their team after its second conference win in during UConn’s successful 8-3 cam average. He is No. 2 on the all-time ^stronger Wednesday as quarter own." lineman Pete Kugler. mates be expected back at work as many tries Saturday when it paign in 1086. list in receiving yards with 1,834. back Joe Montana, wide receiver The St. Louis Cardinals lead the Keith Fabntaoret. the 49ere’ this week. invades Nickerson Field to battle Senior linebacker Mike Jansen He's shooting for the figure of 1,061 Dwight Clark, running back Roger league In defectors, with 18, includ player representative, said the - "H e’s trying anything he can to Boston University at 1:30 p.m. continues to lead the Huskies with yards held by Keith Hugger. Craig and nine other 4Sere rejoined ing four players who returned defections would cause team get the guys in,” Tatupu said. Connecticut comes in 2-2 overall 48 tackles in four starts. Jansen’s B U is scheduled to make a change the team. Wednesday — offensive tackle devisiveness. Eight Patriots have returned to while the Terriers sport an 0-2 mark partner, Chris McNally, is second at quarterback as Jim Schuman Players who decided against Tootle Robbins, punter Greg Cater, But Coach Bill Walsh said he the team. in YanCon action and 1-3 overall. with 34 tackles while strong safety steps in for Pat Mancini, who had stasring out of uniform for the third linebacker Charlie Baker and would not intervene with tbe The return of Hairston, 34. the UConn, after two sub-par perfor Scott Daniels has been in on 25 been the Terriers’ starting signal- straight weekend had to report by 1 guard Mike Morris. players coming back as be did last oldest Cleveland player, Mobley to mances against Northeastern and tackles. caller during the past two seasons. p.m. in order to be eligible — and Offensive tackle Luis Sbarpe, the week. Miami and Byrum and Roquemore Yale, came back strong to turn Sophomore tailback George Schuman quarterbacked against paid — for this week’s games. The Cardinals' assistant player repre " I wouldn’t want to try it again," to Buffalo made them the first back Richmond, 21-14, near the Boothe, who missed the Richmond the Huskies in 1085 when he was players union has 1.585 members, sentative, said strong union teams Walsh said. "W e d « i ’t have any players to cross their teams' picket Mason-Dixon line. Husky quarter game due to being charged with 20-for-31 in the air for 104 yards. and of the 129whohavereported,25 hold a low opinion of his team, who other choice. If they want to come lines. back Matt DeGennaro was honored assault, has had those charges The Terriers take into the game a are on injured reserve. despite having 1 1 regulars on the back, our doors have to be open.” Of Hairston’s decision, quarter for his performance against the dismissed and he returned to three-game losing streak after an The seven completely non-union roster last Sunday, lost 28-21 to the The other players returning back Mike Pagel, Cleveland’s Spiders as he was 18 of 27 for 232 practice this past ’Tuesday. He is opening day win over Indiana State. teams are Kansas aty. Philadel Washington Redskins. Wednesday were: placekicker player representative, said, "He yards and two touchdowns. He was UConn’s leading ball carrier with UConn won last year’s encounter in phia, the New York Giants, Seattle. "It’s a shame that the Cardinals ’Tony Franklin and running back made a d ^ s io n and he has to live named, for a second time, Yankee 312 yards on 52 carries. Fullback Storrs, 24-7. This is the 35th meeting f.'ji’ • -x- J San Diego, Tampa Bay and Wa are being ridiculed, not only for Elgin Davis of New England; with it. He was up front with us. Conference "Rookie of the Week." Te rry Antrum has carried the between the two schools with B U shington. On four other teams — having so many coming in to play, cornerback Lester Hayes of the ’That takes a lot of strength and DeGennaro also carried the ball 17 pigskin 32 times for 220 yards while holding a 10-15 advantage. Chicago, Detroit, Minnesota and but also for losing that game.” Raiders; quarterback Blair Kiel, courage.” times for 17 net yards. No. 1 tailback Jeff Gallaher, who Following Saturday’s contest, Green Bay — the only players who Sharpe said. nose tackle Scott Keller and tight Hayes said he was forced to The biggest area where UConn returned against Richmond, has UConn returns home for "Band have reported are on injured “ The nnaJorUy of the guys don’t end John Brandes of Indianapolis; report to the Raiders because he showed improvement was on the 221 yards on 38 carries. Day’’ against the University of reserve want to be a part of the players who center Joe Fields of the New York n e ^e d treatment for an injured left defensive side of the football where ’Through four games, UConn has Massachusetts 071 Oct. 17. That Thus, four of Sunday’sgames will are being talked about around the Jets; defensive end Carl Hairston foot. the Huskies stopped somebody, exhibited perfect balance on of game will be televised live by match all non-union players, with league. Those guys in there might of Cleveland; running back Frank “ I have only eight functional finally. The play of nose guard Nate fense with 843 yards rushing and NESN. San Diego at Tampa ^ y , Washing not realize it, but people around tbe Pollard of Pittsburgh; defensive toes," Hayes said. “ M y left foot is ton at the Giants. Minnesota at AP photo league are looking down on them." end Elddie Edwards of Cincinnati; null and void. C c Chicago and Detroit at Green Bay. Other teams in doidile figures defensive tackle Kevin Brooks, “ If I was healthy. I ’d be out there New England place-klcKer Tony Franklin speaks to the The Super Bowl champion Giants among defectors were the Los running back Robert Lavette and marching. But I ’m not. I ’m scared. EC girls back at .500 mark press In Foxboro, Mass., Wednesday after he rejoined the had three near-defections, when, Angeles Raiders and San Francisco wide receiver Karl Powe of Dallas; ’The most important thing is, I want team before the deadline for striking players to return to linebacker Lawrence Taylor, the with 13 each. New Orleans with 12 . running back Carl Byrum and to get healthy. I can’t walk. I gotta N F L ’s most valuable player last Denver with 11 and the Los Angeles defensive back Durwood Roque- get healthy. I’m only half human H A M D E N — Four goals in the team outlasted host Rockville High work and be eligible for this weekend's games. season: Pro Bowl defensive end Rams with 10. more of Buffalo; linebacker Bobby and half troglodyte.” first half ^as more than enough as Wednesday in CCC East girls' East Catholic bested Sacred Heart, HeS. Roundup volleyball action in five sets. Scores AP photo 5-1, Wednesday in All Connecticut were 13-15,15-6,4-15:15-12and 15-12. Conference girls’ soccer action. Manchester is now 2-5 for the Will Clark of the Giants swings at a two-run homer in the second game of T East is now 2-2-1 for the season Palmer. " I was very pleased with season. second-inning pitch from St. Louis’ the NLCS at Busch Stadium in St. Louis. Upshaw, Donlan are meeting, but thafs about all while Sacred Heart dips to 1-5-1. the defensively play of Lynn Sue Guerette received well, Lisa John Tudor which he connected on for a The Giants won, 5-0, to even the series. Moriconi set well, Andrea Bliley ’The two clubs will meet again Gentilcore, Patty McDevitt and Jen served well, Lisa Cartier spiked the last session in Philadelphia assistant executive director, said Friday at the Eagles’ field off New Boulay and Melissa Carroil played By David Glnsburg ing the two N F L labor fronts, were the progress made Wednesday. deadline imposed by owners to pick well and Tina Zorger played well Upshaw was "encouraged, and State Road. hard and well,” he added. The Associated Press to continue negotiations today in But both sides said that no up this week’s paychecks and received Sept. 23-25. for Manchester. progress has been made.” Allen Brenda Bailey had East’s first Ann Marie Comollo. Katie Giiles- the latest round of talks designed to immediate settlement was in sight. qualify to play in this weekend’s Management Council spokesman Manchester also took the junior said the sides ‘‘touched on" such two scores, with assists from Patty pie, Kathy Birmingham and fresh TYSONS CORNER. Va - As end the 17-day-old walkout. Up Thus, it is aXcertainty that this games. ’rhe37defectionsbroughtto John Jones said the sides did not varsity match. 15-4. important topics as guaranteed McDevitt and Kelly Keane. The man goalie Laura Gunsten aiso Dravecky near perfect Gene Upshaw and Jack Donlan shaw. the executive director of the discuss the major bargaining weekend’s garn^s will once again 129 the number of players who have Bearse twins. Amelia and Andrea, Manchester’s next match is F ri continued to work to end the N F L N F L Players Association, and points, instead focusing on such contracts and protection for player played well for the Eagles. East feature teams vnth a majority of crossed over since the strike began accounted for the Eagles’ third goal day at home against East Hartford strike, 37 more p l a y ^ crossed Donlan, his management counter topics as injury and non-injury representatives. outshot Sacred Heart. 33-6. replacement players and a smat Sept. 22. with Amelia scoring at the 30- High. picket IlnesrincludihV^arterback part. have held one-on-one meet grievance proc^ures, discipline Allen contended that the two East Catholic 4 1— 5 tering of defectors. Both sides gave different ver minute mark. Three minutes later Sacred Heart 0 1— 1 Joe Montana and II of his San ings at an undisclosed site In the by the commissioner, injury pro sides had covered 13 of the 38 ITie latest flood of regulars to sions of the latest round of negotia Melissa Carroll tallied, with an Scoring: EC— Bailey (2), Amelia Francisco 49ers teammates. Washington area since Tuesday. cross the picket lines came Wednes- tions, which were effectively tection and safety and welfare. articles in the proposed collective Bearse (2 ),Carroll, SH— (tahlll; Saves: as Giants square series assist from Bailey. Eagles beaten Upshaw and Donlan. represent There were conflicting reports on Hov players strived to meet the shielded from the press coverage But Doug Allen, the NFLPA’s bargaining agreement. EC— Gunsten 4, SH— Kim Cuglnalc 26. av The Bearse sisters combined for HAMDEN - The East Catholic East’s second-half goal with Ame High girls’ volleyball team dropped Continued from page 9 Milner’s sacrifice bunt moved the throwing it,” Dravecky said. lia. again, scoring. Heather Dahiil a four-set decision to host Sacred runners up. but Melvin struck out “ When I walked them. I was scored for the host club at the inspired murmurs from a red-clad Heart Wednesday. Scores were after Clark was intentionally throwing to the catcher’s glove.:I 35-minute mark of the second half. Volleyball crowd of 55.331, continued an 15-13. 15-6. 8-15 and 15-0. walked to load the bases. was tentative, not aggressive.” " ' “ The first few minutes the team assault off Tudor that WIII Clark MHS girls win Dina Herdlein served well and " I missed it. I missed It. I missed Dravecky, while becoming the was ragged but we put our Kathryn Judenis played a fine started in the second. SCOREBOARD “ Clark hit a fastball down the it,” Cardinals shortstop Smith said fourth pitcher In playoff history to combinations together and they all ROCKVILLE - Rebounding all-arpund game for the Eagles, of Jose Uribe’s subsequent pitch a complete-game two-hitter, looked good by the end of the first middle.” Tudor said of the two-run from a two set to one deficit. now 1-6 for the season. East is home grounder that went through his legs extended his N L playoff string of half.’’ said East Coach Ron Manchester High girls’ volleyball on Friday against Ellington High. homer that followed a single by QIanti 5. CardlnaU 0 Candy Maldonado. “ You don’t have and let two runs score. scoreless innings to 15 — one fewgr to make many (mistakes) to have “ It’s that simple. What more can than the record Mike Scott of the Baseball Football them beat when you throw home I soy?” Smith said. “ Today just Houston Astros set last fall. SAN FRAN STLOUIS ‘"rhebottom line is the good Lord abrhM runs.” wasn’t our day.” Thmptn 3b 5 0 0 0 Coleman If Baylor plays role for Twins It was. however, a crisp after has given me (good) health,” said St. Louis, already trailing 3-0 Mlfchll 3b SOOO Smith »« Dravecky, who in addition to H err’s Leonard If 4 3 3 1 Herr ft NFL atandinga after Leonard connected, ensured noon that Dravecky, whom the TwlniB,Tlg8ri5 Moldnd rf 4 3 3 0 Pendifn 3b Continued from page 9 1-2-3, but the Tigersarenevergoing erson’s string, which started with its fate with an uncharacteristic Giants acquired July 4 from the San hit permitted only Jim Lindeman’s 3 0 10 McGee cf two-out single in the second Oavltcf to die.” Cincinnati in 1975 and 1976. stopped eighth inning. Diego Padres, can long treasure. Milner cf 0 0 0 0 LIndmn 1b AMERICAN CONFERENCE “ They’ve widtten in the past that ORTRaiT MINNESOTA WCIark 1b 3 13 3 Oauendrf Rost none out but only managed one run John Grubb led off with a pinch at nine. Leonard fisted a hit to right field. “ A couple of times 1 got careless, obrbM obrbbl M lvin c 3 0 0 0 Pence W L T Pel. PF PA but I think the (reason) was I was I ’ve had a bum arm. but this year I WMtokr a> — on Heath’s R B I single — in the single but Reardon struck out the “ I don’t ever like to lose," stopping at second on Maldonado’s 4 00 0 Gladden If 4 13 1 Uribe u 4 0 10 Tudor p N.Y. Jets 3 1 0 .667 98 90 trying to aim the ball instead of stayed healthy ” Modldcdh SOOO Gaofwn 4 0 0 0 Orovekv p 4 0 10 Pognzil ph Buffalo 1 3 0 .333 68 108 seventh. pinch-hitting Nokes before walking Anderson said. ” ... Now, we’ve got single up the middle. Eddie Olbton If 4 3 11 Puckeff cf 4 111 For*ch p Indlonoplls 1 3 0 .333 78 53 Heath came back to haunt Viola, Lou Whitaker. Reardon then struck to win four of the next six.” TronwnI u 4 110 Hrbtk 1b 3 10 0 Total* 3S S10 3 Total* Miami 1 3 0 .333 64 63 out Bill Madlock and Gibson to end Baylor, who extended his own Htrndon rf 3 110 Go«ffl3b 3 3 3 3 New England 1 3 0 .333 63 84 who had said before the game that Brenrtnon 0 0 0 1 Buthdh 3 1 1 0 Son taranetKO 010 100 S80-S Central being a left-hander gave him an the game. league record by hitting in his 1 1 th 8 Stierldnrf 0 0 0 0 Baylor pb 10 11 StLouH ISD m Cleveland 3 1 0 .667 75 48 " I was definitely going to tie it straight playoff game, said the 8 LMnoncf 3 0 3 1Bruntky rf 4 13 3 advantage because “ I ’d much Gome-Winning RBI — WCIork. Houston 3 1 0 .667 90 60 up.’’.Qibson said. " I didn’t swing at pressure has shifted to the Tigers. OoEvnt 1b 4 0 3 0 Lombdi3b 3 0 10 E— Smith. DP— Son Francisco 3. LOB— Pittsburgh 3 1 0 .667 68 63 rather face Mike Heath than Matt Brokni3b 3 0 00 Loudnerc 3 0 0 0 San Francisco 6, SI. Louis 3. 3B— Uribe. Cincinnati 1 3 0 .333 58 5B Nokes.” the best pitches. But give him "Now the Tigers have to think Grubbpb 10 10 HR— WCIark (1). Leonord (3). S— Milner. West credit. He made pitches thdt I about a split.” he said, noting that HMtIbc 3 13 3 Detroit scored twice in the eighth LA Raiders 3 0 0 1.000 83 34 couldn’t hit.” the Twins had the best home record Neknpb IvO 0 0 IP H R RR BB SO San Diego 3 1 0 .667 51 53 to chase Viola and take a 5-4 lead. Tstolt M SMS Total* II 010 0 Son Pronclsco Seattle 3 1 0 .667 84 74 Gibson walked and Trammell While Reardon excelled, the in the majors this season. “ Now the Dravecky W.l-O 3 0 0 4 6 Denver 1 1 1 .500 67 74 Detroit bullpen continued to pressure’s on them.” DeirsN 001 001 110-4 doubled him to third, bringing on StLeuls Kansas City 1 3 0 .333 51 91 flounder. Hernandez, who won the Gaetti. despite becoming the first 010 on 04x— 4 Tudor LAI S 10 5 3 3 6 NATIONAL CONFERENCE reliever Jeff Reardon. Pinch-hitter Oome-WInnIna RBI — Baylor ID. Forsch 1 0 0 0 0 3 East Dave Bergman and Chet Lemon Cy Young and Most j Valuable Twins player since Harmon Kille- LOB— Ootrolf 7, Mlnne*ofa 3. 3B— Umpires— Home, Ed AAontague; Rrst, Dallas 3 1 0 .667 67 63 followed with consecutive sacrifice Player awards after leading De brew to fashion consecutive 30- Brunoniky 3, Trammell, Puckeff. 3B— Dove Pollone; Second, Eric Gregg; Washington 3 1 0 .667 83 66 Bu*h. HR— Gaetfl 3 (3), Heath (1), Gibson Third, Jim Quick; Left, Bob Engel; Phlladiphia 1 3 0 .333 54 86 flies, troit to the 1984 'World Series homer, 100-RBI seasons, he has (1). S— Lombordoirl. 5F— Beroman, Right, John KIbler. St. UulS 1 3 0 .333 69 ' 69 “ I was (mad) for not getting championship, has struggled all received little national attention to Lemon. T — 3-33. A-45,331. N.Y. Giants 0 3 0 .OX 54 91 season. date. Herald photo by Pinto Central ^ strikeouts.” said Reardon, who IP H R RR BB SO Chicago 3 0 0 JiMO 89 35 pitched a scoreless ninth for the “Right now. it’s frustrating.” That may change, but Gaetti isn’t Oolrolt Minnesota 3 1 0 .667 71 58 victory, “ You can’t be perfect all Hernandez said. “I know the guys concerned. Alexondr L, 0-1 7 1-3 1 6 4 0 5 A run through the woods Tompo Bay 3 1 0 .667 83 57 are disappointed. So am I.” "Th e people that I need to Henneman 0 0 3 3 3 0 Green Bay 1 1 1 5X 40 53 the time. After we got the tying run, Hernondei 1-3 3 0 0 0 0 Scholastic Detroit 0 3 0 OX 53 93 I forgot all about it. The victory prevented Detroit impress are my family, the people Kinq 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Manchester High’s Kim Jarvis (right) teammates will be in the girls’ seeded West “ That was the most pumped I ’ve Manager Sparky Anderson from signing m y checks and m y man Minnesota New Orlons 3 1 0 .667 83 58 ager,” he said. “ Whatever else Viola 7 0 5 5 1 6 ieads the field during a recent meet at race at Saturday’s Wickham Park Son Fmcsco 3 1 0 .667 85 77 been.” Reardon said of the ninth tying Earl Weaver’s record of 10 Reordan W, 1-0 3 1 0 0 1 3 Boccar Wickham Park. Jarvis and her Indian Invitational. Atlonta 1 3 0 .333 43 96 inning. “ I was hoping to get them consecutive playoff victories. And happens Is gravy.” Viola pitched to 3 batter* In the Oth, L.A. Rams 0 3 0 .OX 43 78 H*fH«*manoltch*dto3baft*r*lnths0fh. Sunday, Oct. 11 Umpire*— Home, Joe Brinkman; First, New Orleans of St. Louis, 1 p.m. Dufwood Merrill; Second. Drew Coble; CCC-Rost O'Oll Philadelphia of Dallas, 1 p.m. Third, Al Clark; Left, Mike Reilly; Right. Ww L T w W L T Ralph Tally, Kenny Travis, Jeff Lomp Donna Hardesty 430, FroncIneTurgeon Minnesota of Chlcogo, 1 p.m. Jim McKean. Enfield 5 0 ) 5 0 } and Milt WognerT-guards. 4S6, BeHe Dufralns 481, Kim Lutz 487, Son Diego of Tompo Bay, 1 p.m. T — 3:46. A-43,160. East Hartford 4 0 2 5 Twins’ win in ALCS opener 0 7 PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS— Wolved TrudI Zuldemo 184-513, Bev Morin Detroit at Green Bov, 1 p.m. Windham 2 2 ) 2 2 7 Pee We* Barber and Bernard Jackson, 194-513. Hockey Buffalo of New England, 1 p.m. Rockville 3 2 1 4 2 } guords. Houston at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Manchester 2 2 2 2 3 7 SEATTLE SUPERSONICS— Signed Ml- NHe Owla New York Jets at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. South Windsor 2 3 1 3 3 1 choel Phelps.guord.foaone-year contract. Kansas a ty of Miami, 1 p.m. Baiebill playoff picture Hartford Public 0 4 1 1 4 1 Washington of New York Giants, 4 p.m. wiii give them shot in arm Beth Hook 190-534, BorrI Champagne NHL standings Fermi 0 5 0 0 5 0 UTAH JAZZ— Released John Campbell, 193-477, Cindy Dodson 181-310, Beo artclnnotl at Seattle, 4 p.m. LRAOUR CHAMPIONSHIP SRRIRS Tim Carr ond Reuben Holmes, centers, O'Connell 179-454, Connie Roy 193-174- Son Francisco of Atlanta, 4 p.m. Bv Harry Atkins But Detroit Manager Sparky American LeoeiM and Albert Springs, guard. 184-553, Linda Luc* 313-490, Kathy Gavin WALES CONFERENCE Pittsburgh at Los Angeles Rams, 4 p.m. Anderson said the loss wouldn’t Wedneedev'* Oome ACC C a ll W ASHINGTON B U LL E TS — Released FotrMi Olvislen Mendinr, o e t . il The Associated Press W 178-181-505, Carol Barnett 174-454, hurt his club because the Tigers are Minnesota S, Detroit 5, Minnesota leads L T W L T Kevin Carter and Vince Hamilton, Elaine Woodcock 181-483, Terri Free W L T PIS OP OA Los Angeles Raiders at Denver, 9 p.m. serle* 1-0. Xavier 2 1 0 4 2 0 guards; Joe Jokubick, forward, and Jim men 174, Fern Dionne 303-486, Kathy NewJersev 0 0 0 0 0 0 a team of veterans, most of whom Fairfield Prep 2 2 0 3 4 M IN N E A P O LIS - The opening Thufedov'* Game 0 Grondholm, center. BerzenskI 183-183-487, Moureen Wood NY Islanders 0 0 0 0 0 0 were on the 1984 club that won the Detroit (Morris IS-II) of Minnesota Sf. Joseph's 1 2 0 2 2 0 FOOTBALL 173-303-4W, Laurie Gagnon 459, Karen NY Rangers 0 0 0 0 o 0 game of the American League (Blyleven 15-13), S;30 p.m. East Catholic 1 1 0 1 S 0 National FeelbaN League playoffs has given the victorious World Series. St. Bernord „ 1 1 Tracey 4M, Lisa Hatfield 464. Phllodslphlo 0 0 0 0 0 0 Saturday's Oome 0 2 2 0 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS— Traded Keith Ptitsburgh 0 0 0 0 0 0 Minnesota Twins added confidence “ I don’t ever like to lose,” Minnesota at Detroit, 1:07 p.m. Browner, linebacker, to the Los Angeles Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 Anderson said. “ We have to beat Sunday's Oome Rolders, for undisclosed draft choice. TrI-Town Adam* Ohrtslen Calendar while re-introducing the Detroit Minnesota of Detroit, S:3S p.m. COC-Bost C e ll Traded Andre Hardy, fullback, to the Boston 0 0 0 ' 0 0 0 Tigers and pitcher Doyle Alex them four of the next six.” Mendey's Oame W L T W L T Seattle Seohowks for an undlscloeed draft Don Deen 319-549, Ray Bessette Buffalo 0 0 0 0 0 0 The Twins got the lift they needed 9 ander to the realities of defeat. 9 RHAM 3 0 1 6 0 1 choice. Moved Russ Fronds, tight end, 305-530, Rob Mlgllor* 300-535, Ed Arn- Minnesota ctl Detroit, 3:07 p.m.. If Hartford 0 0 o 0 0 o Coventry 3 1 0 4 2 helm 531, John Miller 550, Emil Stavens » TO D A Y ’ ’Tonight was the most nervous of in the second Inning when Gaetti hit necessary 1 from Inlured reserve to the Inoctive Montreal 0 0 0 0 0 o _ .. GW* leccer Wednesday, Oct. 14 Bolton 3 1 0 4 1 1 souod. 533, Pet* Fortin 508, Art Geer 509, Bruce Quebec 0 0 0 0 0 o any game this year,” winning a 2-2 pitch from Alexander over the Cheney Tech 0 3 1 0 4 Smith 508, Pet* Ford 504, Bob Edwards Bolton at Portland, 3:30 Detroit at Minnesota, 3:07 p.m.. If 2 HOCKRY CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Coventry at Cromwell, 3:30 pitcher Jeff Reardon said after the fence in right-center field fence. In Bacon Acodemy 0 3 1 3 3 1 Nottanot Hockey Loagu* 503, Day* Edward* 549, Rob Arendt 5ft, Nettls Dtylston BUFFALO SABRES— Sent Jeff Parker, Roy Jessup 518, Je* Keho* 531, Bill Twins, who rallied from behind In the fifth, he hit the first pitch in the Thursday, Oct. IS COC-West Daley 503, Jef G*ntllcor*534, Jim Bogor Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 FRIDAY '1 WBA-Ranked Contender Detroit at Minnesota, S:35 p.m.. If C e ll right wing, and Bob Logon, left wing, to to Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bays Soccer the eighth inning Wednesday night, same direction. WBA WBC IBF Heavyweight Champ necessary w L t ' W L T Rochester of the American Hockey 503. MInnesata 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 East Hartford at Manchester, 3:30 came away with an 8-5 victory. “It "Th e key was Gaetti’s first home Rocky Hill 3 0 6 1 0 Leogu*. t. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 RHAM at Cheney Tech, 3:30 Notional Leoeue Cromwell 2 1 1 4 2 1 CHICA(X> BLACKHAWKS-Sent Jim ?oranta 0 0 0 0 0 0 gives us confidence we can match run.” said Tom Brunansky, who Portland 1 Bolton at Coventry, 3:10 Tuesday, Oct. 6 2 1 2 2 3 Playfair, defenseman, and Mark La Smytke P M slew Dins Soccer up with them.” had two hits in four at-bats and lyson won the crown—but can he keep it? St. Louis 5, Son Francisco 3 Vlnol Tech 1 2 1 4 2 1 Vorre, forword, to Saginaw of the Interno- telgarv 0 0 0 0 0 0 East Hampton 0 4 0 1 5 0 Manchester at East Hartford, 3:30 It was a point well taken because drove in three runs. “ After he hit WWaWOwY B W ffW tlonol Hockey Leomw. Scholastic Edmonton 0 0 0 o 0 0 Sacred Heart at East Catholic, 3:45 that, there was a sigh of relief in our Son Franciscos, Sf. Louis0,serle*tledl-1 NEW YORK ISLANDERS— Sent Art LosAnoel** 0 0 0 0 0 0 •Irt* Swimming the .’Tigers won a major-league high (ee) Hoimpoo and Dal* Henry, left wings, to Vancouver 000000 dugout. We said, ’This guy is CCC-Rost Division girl* O'oll East Catholic at Windsor Locks, 3 :X 98 games — including the last three Springfield of the American Hockey Winnipeg 0 0 0 o o n Cress Ceontry against Toronto to take the A LE a st human.’ After the second home run. St. Louis (Cox 11-eorMaeran*9-7)atSan League. Cheney Tech/Aaulnes at Berlin, 3:M FRI. OCT. 16 Francisco (Hommoker 10-10), S:3S W L T W L T QUEBEC NORDIQUES-SIgned Michel llling varsity boys — and held an 8-4 regular-season our batters were much more Manchester 6 0 0 7 0 0 V^llavkall p.m. (Joulel, left wing, and Alain Cote, The llling Junior High boys' soccer East Hartford ot Manchester, 3:M advantage over the Twins. aggressive.” Windham 4 10 5 10 forword, to long-termcontrocts. WOshlngtan at Boston, 7:3Sp.m. Ellington at East Catholic, 3:M 10 PM EOT SirturdatPs Game Rockville 4 10 5 10 team extended Its unbeaten streak to 74 Qusb*catHorttard,7:3Sp.m. "I knew I couldn’t win forever,” Alexander had no trouble ex St. LOuls at Son Francisco, S:3S p.m. with a 4-1 victory over the East Hartford Tiger starter Doyle Alex- Sunday's Game East Hartford 3 3 1 3 3 1 Minnesota at Buftalo,7:35pjn. SATURDAY said Alexander, who posted a 9-0 plaining the loss. South Windsor 3 3 ) 3 3 1 freshmen Wednesday afternoon. Joson Montreal at Fhllodsilphla, 7:35 p.m. arujer (left) an(j catcher St. Louis at Son Frondsco, 4:35 p.m. DIeferl* led the Ram scoring attack Feelbell record — the Tigers were 11-0 in " I had too many balls up Tuesday's Gome Enfield 1 4 1 1 5 1 Pittsburgh at NewYorhRangsrs,7;35p.m. Manchester at Hartford Public, 1;M Fermi 0 4 1 0 4 1 with two goals while Bill Kennedy and TorontaotChloooo,8:35pjn. games he started — following his Mike Heath talk after Alex tonight,” he said. ” I this park, you Son Frondsco at St. Louis, S:3S p.m.. It Bobby Post each added a goal. Peter East Catholic at Xavier (Strong Field, 7 Hartford Public 0 5 0 1 5 0 Detroit at Catoary,9:35 p.m. just can’t do that. In this park, 7 necessary Farley and Greg King had assists. Madison), 7:Xp.m. trade from Atlanta In August. ” We ander surrendered a homer Wednisdoy, Oct. t4 New York Istanders ot Los Angeles. 10:35 Bey* Soccer they’re out. In our park, the two Bowling Defensively, Scott Salonen, Joml* Bar pjn. had our chances.” ^ Son Frondsco of Sf. Louis, 1:35 p.m.. If bate, David Cain and Jo* Stephenson Xavier at Eost Catholic, 10:X a.m. and triple In the fifth inning home runs probably aren’t out, but ■Qweessory 91. LeulsalVanceuver, IO:3Sp.m. Cress Ceentry “ It was good to get get the first were standouts. The Roms' next gam* I* Fridey's Egme* of Wednesday’s game with that’s not the way it is.” Friday ogolnst crosstown rival Bennet. East Cothollc/Manchester at Wick one out of the way,” said Gary \ ' w o r l d SRRIRS Ftltsburgh at New Jersey, 7:45 p.m. ham Park Invitational Alexander has one of bhseball’s / Transactions Happy Holidays DetroHatBdmentan,9:3$pm. Gaetti, who became the first player the Twins. Sdturddy, Oct. 17 Best records In September, going / • At American League, 8:X p.m. to homer in his first two at-bats in Dot Christenson 139, Sarah Lupac- Bannst cross country BostanatQu*b*c7:3Sp.m. 20-3 over his career. But his luck / ^Ira Sunddv, Oct. IS chlno 135-354. the A L playoffs. “ It d()esn’t remove Twins, whose 56-25 record at the At American League, 8:35 p.m. The Bennet Junior High boys' ond New York Rongsr* at Hartford, 7:35 pjh. always seems to change in October. tax BASEBALL the pressure, though” Metrodome was the best home / g TUeedgy, Oct. girls' cross country teoms registered Chicago at Wa*nlngtan,7:3Sp.m. CGKCoble a victories Wednesday afternoon. The BuftaloatMontr*ai,8ilSp.m. Reardon, who saved 31 games mark in baseball this season In five post-season outings, Alex I 0 ' I » / At Nattonat League, l ; » p.m. PITTSBURGH PiRATES^^Asked waiv Homs Enginsors New York Islanders at Vancouver, :X RmHo. t v s Z y C ” Wednesday, Oct. ft er* on U.L. Washington, shortstop, for the girls defeated both Montvilleand Cutler 8 during the regular season — as Twins Manager Tom Kelly also ander is 0-4. At National League, t:15 p.m. purpose of giving him his unconditional Alyc* McArdI* 177-500, Jeanne BUc- by the score of 15-50. The boys beat pjn. “ I made some good pitches Murphy, 17-43, and Cutler, 17-46. Mari New Jersey at Torenta, S :« pjn. many as the entire Tiger bullpen — thought the victory was very / THureipy, Oct. t t release. cherl 179-194-531. Sheila Plantanldo tonight and I made some bad \ ga'^lInDN* IWanchesfer 646-6400 At Notloctal Leomw, S: 3$p.m., If necessary BASKETBALL 177-190-507, Carol Roy 181-489, Renee anne Loto took Individual honor* for WlnnlpeaatColeary, 8:X p jn . TONIGHT got the victory after relieving important. \ Philadelphia at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. pitches.” he said. “ But, I ’ll be back. NattafNl Bashetkoll Assectattan Ellis 303-536, Mortho Grant 180-305-535, Bennet while Lori Lollberta, Adore 7:M p.m. — Nordlauet ot Wholers, left-hander Frank Viola with no “ It is important to win the first \ Barbara Turgeon 189-305-535, KrI* Car LImberger, Dee Dee Rynn, and Wendy St. LouN(d^/y>giHee, 10:35p.m. SportsChannel, W TIC . Saturday, Oct. M DALLAS MAVERICKS— Waived Tracy outs in the eighth inning game for our ballclub. being a This thing’s not over yet.” At American League, 4 p.m.. If ttecesiarv Bollard, center; Jerry Everett, guard; penter 181-481, Undo Skgglund 310-31^ Porkony swept placements two through 7: W p.m. — Capitals ot Bruins, NESN The game clearly (lemonstrated Hurry! Offer Ends Oct. 31, 1987 575, Korin Scheer 178-193-536, Shirley five, respectively. For the boys, Jim ilatBo*tan,7:Xp.m. ^ 7 ^ » p.m. — Canadians at Flyers, "It was a real big game for us younger ballclub.” said Kelly, who Quintan Gates, forward; Chouncey Robin nalBu(tata,7:0Spjn. .^ 0 1887 Home 8si OWes, hic. All riiMs rater«e8.« lir»lce mirk il Home B i« onice, lec. Sunday, Oct. a son, guard; and Sam Hill, center. Eldrldg* 186-505, Mary Ann Hllller Anselmo placed first syhlle Mike Russo 7 because we’re known as a good has only five players with post the superiority of the Minnesota At American League. 1:35 p.m. EST, If and Dove Hooglond followed In second at Chicago, 8:35 pjn. 8: » p.m. — ALCS: Tigers ot Twins, LOS ANGELES LAKERS— Signed Wllll* 17F473, Alice ChlHIcfc 301-469, Lindo home team.” Reardon said of the season experience. bullpen. ...------Glost and Ron Vonderschoof, forwards; Maher 199-533, Marly* Dvorak 487, and third, respectively. Edmonton at Lot Angelet, 10:35 p.m. Channel X It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgday. Oct. 8. 19»7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgday, Oct. 8. 1987 — 13 Penguins bank FOCUS on a playoff spot
By K m Rappoport seven coaching replacements. Mi Clinic helps Tho Associated Press chel Bergeron has moved over to the Rangers after a distinguished Nurse compares AIDS with war • Last season, the Pittsburgh Pen career at Quebec and Pierre guins were nosed out by the New tiny tots who Creamer is the new coach at York Rangers for the fourth and nttsburgh after handling Mont final playoff spot in the NHL’s real’s top farm team, Sherbrooke in The enemy was identified jn Vietnam. You can’t see this.’ Patrick Division. the American Hockey League. Tonight, the Penguins will have a are at risk The other new faces: Terry Crisp chance to get a leg up on the at Calgary; Bob Murd<^ at By Gaore* Etpar wascrying. Shewasblamingherself. Rangers in one of nine NHL Oiicago; Andre Savard at Quebec; By Susan Pies* Tho AstoclatBd PrM s I was feeling angry. I felt sorry for openers. Herb Brooks at Minnesota, and Bob Special to the Herald her. I felt sorry for tbebaby. All these The Penguins, in fact, are liter McCammon at Vancouver. PROVIDENCE, R.I, Unda feelings are going around in your ■•va:* ally banking on making the playoffs Durand says the fear she secs in be r. t f j n n this season. After missing the The Penguins feature one of the The area’s youngest population— birth to 6 years head. You Just can’t knock them out — is the target of a pilot mental health program AIDS patients today is worse tbanthe at 4 o’clock." f>y m playoffs for five straight years, the league’s premie*' players in center Penguins raised all ticket prices $2 Mario Lemieux, tte leading scorer recently organized by the Community Child anxieties she was witness to in Ms. Durand went to Vietnam la apiece. But they promised season in the Canada Cup series for Team Guidance Clinic Inc. on Nortb Main Street. Vietnam, where, as a 26-year-old 1970 and served a year. "1 Just H«rald photo by Pinto ticket-holders a refund of the $2 if Canada. Lemieux, as well, led all "This will be a model East of tbe River," said the . nurser> she cared for GIs with gaping couldn’t understand the war and Runners from Manchester High School (center), will be back there Saturday for the sixth annual Wickham they fail to make the playoffs this NHL scorers during the pre-season clinic’s director, Tanash Atoynatan, M.D. "It will be bullet boles in theirbddies. what waa happening,” she said, "s o l Simsbury, Rockville and Windham take off at the start of a season. schedule when he amassed flve a service to children in trouble, but also a "The anxiety is so intense. I’ve thought I’d go over and find but for Park Invitational. goals and eight assists for 13 points. “ We think we’re in position to at preventative service, which was a dream of ours.” never seen anything like it in my 20 recent race at Wickham Park. Manchester and the others The Penguins will, be facing least finish in the fourth spot,” Research indicates that from 2 to 3 percent of years'of nursing," said Ms. Durand,' Penguins General Manager Eddie another center of note in the infants and toddlers are mentally or emotionally now 43, who helped starta consulting i Johnston said. Rangers’ Marcel Dionne, the SHE WATCHED men aged I I to 25 clinic for ac<|uired immune defi-' The Patrick Division game Is one second-leading scorer in NHL his disturbed, Atoynatan said. Another 1 percent may be die every day. of three intradivisional matchups tory behind Gordie Howe with 1,583 classifled as "at risk," because of social, ciency.(-syndrome victims last " I think the thing that impresaed Top cross country teams collide on opening night. Quebec plays at points. psychological, or even financial difficulties of the December, '-ff'' me most was the gutsy OIs. They had “ The enemy was identified in Hartford in an Adams Division Dionne will be reaching for some parents. so much fire in them,” she said. “ I game, while Toronto is at Chicago milestones this season, as will The program, which has been funded by the Vietnam. You can’t see this. It’s a ^ saw incredibly devastating inJuHaa. in the Norris Division. several other players. Dionne (990) Hartford Foundation for Public Giving, will identify virus and it affects you sexually. It'8 Some were lethal injuries and they^ Elsewhere, it’s Washington at needs only 10 more assists and signs of trouble at the earliest possible time. Early made people look at their morality were still alive, like 90 percentbuiiui at the Wickham Park Invitational Boston, Minnesota at Buffalo, Edmonton center Wayne Gretsky intervention and prompt treatment make solving the and past sexual behavior and what all over ypur body, and they’d still be Montreal at Philadelphia. Detroit (977) needs only 23 to Join Howe child’s problem less complicated than if it was they’re going to do in tiie future. I t : talking and you knew they weren’t at Calgary, the New York Islanders (1,049) as the second and third discovered at school age, Atoynatan said. " If delays puts a lot of doubts in a lot of people's By Jim Tierney second In the unofficial state poll Eagles are 3-1 in dual meets, but place In the top three in the state going to make it." at Los Angeles and St. Louis at players in NHL history to amass minds." Herald Sports Writer with a spotless 6-0 dual meet more importantly are beginning to and the top five overall. Vancouver. are detected early, they don’t start affecting other Ms. Durand returned in February record, will be in the championship 1,000 assists in a career. developmental areas. They are all related,” he said. The toughest part of thinning the 1071 and was discharged from the come together as a team. The Manchester girls will be in The defending Stanley Cup cham Dloiine also ‘'need^i Just seven When the leaves begin to change race which will answer the gun at 2 " I think we’ll do really well." the seeded race which goes off at 11 pion Edmonton Oilers will open clinic, she said, is seeing the babies, Army six months later. In subse their colors, this is a true sign that p.m. Coach George Suitor has, more goals to reach 700 and 17 more East Coach Kathy Kittredge said. a.m. Despite the Indians 6-1 dual their season on Friday night at points to reach 1,600. Howe had A T Y P IC A L E X A M P L E : deafness in an infant. If the 19-year-oIds and the homeless quent years, she worked in Veterans the fall season is upon us. Scholasti perhaps, his finest team of the “The girls are really starting to meet record, C^oach Phil Blanchette home against Detroit. The Win it is not detected early, psychological problems may dying. Administration hospitals and earned cally speaking, another sign of the 1,850 points in his storied career. decade. The big question is whether improve. It’s going to depend on knows his team isn’t ready for the nipeg Jets will be the last team to result, "because the child cannot communicate.” " It tears you apart," said Ms. a master’sdegreeinnuraingfromtlM fall season Is high school cross or not the Indians are strong enough Some other key milestones within everyone." East, which placed top competition yet. open the NHL’s 71st season when reach; Denis Potvin (088) of the Poor vision, or difficulty in focusing, may have the Durand, herself a single parent of a University of Rhode Island. She country. to match the strength of perennial second in the championship race a “ We’re not really ready for them they visit the Calgary Flames on New Yorx Islanders needs to add same outcome. "A ll can disturb a child before the 5-year-old son, Andy, whose framed Joined the staff of Rhode Island powerhouse Xavier High of Middle- year ago and is currently ranked yet,” he said. "M aybe by the states. Saturday night. Several of the top boys’ and girls' only 12 more games to his career age of 5,” he stresses. photoXinheroffleeinspirehertokeep Hospital five years ago at a nuraa *911® ~ ***® fop-ranked team in the third in the unofficial state poll, will We haven’t beaten a team with a Meanwhile, St. Louis and the total to become the 02nd player ever crosscountry teams from Connecti stale. It will be Manchester’s first "Th e senses have to be functioning for the child to going. ' practitioner in the medical primary be out to beat St. Bernard’s, Darien. winning record. We’re in a race Islanders — both of whom open with to play in as many as 1,000 games; cut and the rest of New England will head-to-head confrontation with learn," he continues. “ The body must be in good care unit. Bethel. Avon, Rockville, Wantagh where the girls can do well.” Senior threet^m e road trips — will be the New York Rangers’ center Pierre be on hand Saturday for the seventh Xavier this year. High (N .Y.). Manchester Central Kim Jarvis has been impressive last of the 21 teams to play their shape to help the ego to grow. Psychology is closely '’'(AT THE CLINIC, ateam including She started the AIDS clinic with ber annual Wickham Park Cross Coun "W e’ll use Saturday as a gauge to Larouche can become only the 26th doctors, psychiatrists . and drug bosst Dr. Tom Wachtol, director of (N.H.), and Notre Dame (Mass). this year an should have one of the home openers. The Islanders host player in NHL history to score 400 involved with physical development.” try Invitational. Meet director Dick see how we compare with Xavier The Eagles have been led by fastest times of the day. " I know Philadelphia on Oct. 17, while the goals with his eighth of the season, Besides congenital problems such as vision or therapists sees adults and children the hospital’s medical ollnio, tospeed Brimley expects approximately 100 and other teams in the state," freshman Nancy Byrne, the most she (Jarvis) will run w ell.” Blues entertain Chicago on the and Hartford’OfDoug Jarvis enters hearing difficulties, the staff also looks for other each session, then makesrecommen- care forvietimsandtohelpthem with schools to compete, over 1,200 Suitor aaid. " I t ’ll give us a good promising freshman since Teresa Blanchette said. same Saturday. this season only 38 consecutive signs, specifically for developmental or emotional datkms. to their physicians on their other problema auch at Intravenoiia' runners, and representatives from idea if we’re in the ballpark (with Kittredge, Kathy’s sister, came The East boys, with a 2-3 dual The Pittsburgh-New York game games from appearing in his delays. In early infancy, for instance, feeding care. The clinic covers the whole drug use. Connecticut. New York. Massachu X avier).’ ’ The tight-knit Indian into the East picture in 1980. meet record will be in the seeded not only features a key division 1,000th straight NHL regular- squad has been led by senior Shaun problems, excess crying or failure to thrive — to spectrum of the disease, including The patients she sees now am setts. and Rhode Island dotting the Kittredge is hoping her team will race which begins at 1:30 p.m. matchup, but two of the league’s season game. 12-race card Brophy, Juniors Todd Liscomb and grow and gain weight — may signal a problem. patients who test positive for expo mostly 20-30 years old. Like the O a ig Hempstead, and seniors Sean ‘ Later on speech, walkin^'delays. listlessness or sure to the AIDS Wnls or who have soldiers of Vietnam, they am in their The boys’ races will be run at 5000 Toland and Dana Dieterle. Besides apathy could be a clue. But each child is different, AIDS-related complex. prime. meters (3.1 miles) while the girls’ Xavier. Manchester’s competition M C C hooters record first victory Atoynatan cautions. What appearsto the pa rent to be The clinic also works closely with "A 19-year-old boy told me, ‘Well, ' races will be-nin at a distance of will be Staples High of Westport. a problem may only be the individual temperment of Rhode Island Project AIDS, a I’ve lived a good life,"’ khe aaid. 4000 meters (2.5 miles). The two Newtown, St. Bernard’s. Manches All good things come to an end. while Holyoke drops to 3-6. MCC’s MCC took a I-O lead at 6:51 of the final goal with 14:05 left to play. the child. "They may Just be reacting to their non-profit orgahisaUon of concerned For Ms. Durand, suobcasesaratha highlighted races will be the boys’ ter Central (N .H .). and Springfield For the Manchester Community next game is SatuMay at l; 30 p.m. first half on a goal from A.J. Kyle Bockus took a pass from Doug environment," he said. citizens that runs a telephone hot line A T PhOlO realities of AIDS. Vietnam waa and girls’ championship races (Mass.) Cathedral. Brophy should College men’s soccer team, all bad when it hosts the Southern Connec Marcantonio with the assist from Johnson and easily beat Holyoke and tries to help AIDS victims with worlds away and often seemingly which will bring together the best be among the top finishers in this things — namely a 15-game-losing ticut Junior varsity team. John Almeida. The (Sugars ex goalie Eric Anable. A GOOD PA R T of the program focuses oneffective problems. Formor Vietnam nurse Linda Durand says tha anxiety she sees in unreal to many. teams from Connecticut and the race. streak dating back to last season — ' "It feels great to have our first tended their lead to 2-0 at 18:20 of MCC goalie Joe Lauberth had parenting. A goal is “ to help parents understand The clinic had been operating bile her AIDS patients is worare than whaUhe witnaaaed in Vietnam "Your flight home was oallad a other states. The East Catholic girls will also finally came to an end Wednesday win underourbelts,” CougarCoach the second half when Tom Dowd fed nine saves in another_ fine day a month. Last month, recogniz combat victims. ^ flight back tothe world," Ms. Durand The highly succesful Manchester run In the championship race which afternoon. Frank Niederwerfer said. “ I ’m Marcantonio outside the penalty performance. their child and how the child reacts to their efforts to ' recalled. " It was Uka people dldh’t ’ High boys’ contingent, ranked is slated for an ll;30a.m.start. The The homestanding Cougars happy for all my players as they area. Marcantonio drilled his shot communicate.” Atoynatan explains. ing the alway increasing number of MCC 1 2-3 ' IT'S SEEING babies with AIDsi^ baby who’s supposed to be tearing up . think Vietnam was part of tbe world. ended Its long drought by register have been putting forth a good into the upper left com er of the net. Holyoke o 1— 1 A simple example is the reaction of the parent toan Alps patients, it extended ^opera ing a 3-1 win over Holyoke Com effort all season and coming up After Holyoke cut the deficilcit to Scoring: MCC— Marcantonio (3), infant’s crying. " I t depends on the way the parents tions to once a week. . most often the children of addicts my office and he’s Just lying there." It was Something differant. Wa warn empty handed until today.” Bockut. H— Sabodoio. Saves; M— munity College. MCC is now 1-5 t-1, MCC battled back to scoi'tej its Lauberth 9; H— Anable 10. interpret it and try to handle it,” he said. The parent AqreMltii».elMar Ms, OulUiiid has who use needles to inject drugs, that 'I’l Ms. Durand met witooneino^r.av there. We Warn exiatlng. We were m ay f *tt to comfort the child, may ignore thechild.or run a support group every Tuesday can leave her choked with emotion; drug addict. Just after she’dbeeh told doing thihi», but it wasn’t really part Sports In Brief in extreme cases, may abuse the crying baby. for two years where people with AIDS Ms. Durand said. her child had contracted AIDS in the of life. “ We look at the family, not the child alone,” or who carry its antibodiescan come “ You feel like crying when you see womb. . ‘ 'But thie ie different. This le a part Adult volleyball to start Oct. 20 Atoynatan said. Oneortwocounselors actually work bytotalk. them, helpless, a listless 2-year-old "She didn’t know what to say. She of life." Avis Rote Shopper with the parents in the home, “ demonstrating on the The Manchester Rec Department adult volleyball season spot what the child does and how to interpret — begins play Tueday, Oct. 20, at Illing Junior High School. The helping the parents help the child grow the best 8 men’s league will play on Tuesday nights at 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30 w ay.” p.m. and Wednesdays at 8:30 p.m. The women’s league will play Staff includes a child psychiatrist, an educational Chlorophyll stars in fall’s leaf show on Wednesday nights at 6:30, 7:30. and 8:30 p.m. There are 14 guarantee low i^ rotes. consultant, a developmental pediatrician, several ' teams in the men’s league and 10 teams in ther women’s league. social workers, a psychologist, and speech or League play will run through Feb. 24. occupational therapists, as needed — big guns for By E arl Aronson fall nears and daylight hours and with less red coloration because of allyear. Their needles may stay on the trees for 2-4 yea rs, dropping at va rylng such small people. The Associated Press temperatures change, their work reduced sugar production. slows. Autumn color also can vary from times. White Sox are listening to offers Atoynatan’s interest in helping very young An Indian legend says the autumn Chlorophyll, the green pigment in tree to tree. Leavesdirectlyexposedto Visitors throng to see the autumn children goes back to his psychiatric training, which leaves of forest trees turn in color leaves, breaks down and other pig the sun may turn red whilethoseonthe color spectacle. Some state agencies CHICAGO — Frustrated by political bickering, the Chicago focused on prevention. ’The idea, however, was not because of the slaying of the Great ments — mainly oranges, yellows and shady side of the tree or on other trees provide weekly timetables for best White Sox are talking with officials in another city about popular at that time. reds — become predominant. Dog color viewing. Contributing Informa relocating the American League club, a newspaper reported Bear in the heavens. The bear’s blood in shade may be yellow. tion are "leaf peepers,” volunteers today. "Preventionatthattimewasextremelydifficultto turns some leaves red, and spattering wood and sumac leaves turn to purple The best color shows genera I ly a re In who watch the autumn countryside The Chicago Sun-Times, citing team sources it did not name, conceive.” he said. “ Now, 34 years later, we talk fat from the pot in which the heavenly In some areas; sugar maples provide large northern areas of deciduous and report — in the state of New York, did not know which city was involved. about early detection as one way to prevent hunters cook the meat brings yellow brilliant orange and glowing red. trees (trees thatshedtheirleaves) and for example, to the Department of "W e want to stay here. Chicago is our home. It’s a baseball (problem s). And the earliest age is infants and hues. Quaking aspen and hickory offer favorable weather patterns. town,” a source told the Sun-Times. "But we’ve been twisting in toddlers. I ’m delighted to see that early intervention Others attribute the fall color that bright yellows and some oaks have Mother Nature also prepares the Commerce. The Department of Com the wind for three months as interest rates keep climbing. As long can bring the child to the point where he can function adorns North Am erica’s woodlands to brown or bronze leaves. stems that hold the lea ves'to drop them merce, In turn, spreads the word. as there’s'no agreement, we’ve got to listen to offers.” well in a regular nursery school.” Jack Frost and his paint brushes. Leaf colors vary considerably from gradually from the branches. As the The color peak generally is late Work on a new stadium near Comiskey Park has been stalled R eally it is Mother Nature who year to year, depending on weather leaves fall, due to their own weight or September to mid-October, moving while Gov. James R. Thompson and Mayor Harold Washington produces masses of red, purple, conditions and the amount of chloro wind gusts, they enrich the forest floor, slowly from north to south. wrangle over who will head the authorities that run the ballpark orange and yellow as summerdeparts. phyll and other pigments In the lea ves. returning some of the nutrients that Once the leaves have fallen and are and the McCormick Place convention center. The Community Child Guidance Clinic offers a Leaves actually are little factories Warm, sunny days and cool nights are were used by the tree. messing up your lawns, yards and sliding fee scale, based on family Income. For that produce food tosupport the plant’s Ideal. Much warm, cloudy, rainy Most conifers — pines, spruces, firs, driveways, they are not so pretty and information call 643-2101. you face the task of getting rid of them. Connors, Lendl win AT&T matches growth during spring and summer. As weather in the fall will produce leaves hemlocks and cedars — remain green ATLANTA — Ivan Lendl outlasted John McEnroe 5-7, 6-4, 7-6 and Jimmy Connors easily defeated Paul Annacone 6-1, 6-4 Wednesday night at the $500,000 AT&T Challenge tennis tournament. In earlier matches at the round-robin tournament, Sweden’s Your neighbors’ views: Stefan Edberg downed countryman Ulf Stenlund 4-6, 7-5,6-1 and Miloslav Mecir of Cxechoslovakia defeated Mikael Pernfors of Sweden 7-6, 6-4. At one point in the third set, McEnroe, upset at a line call, threw Are presidential hopefuls subject to too much scrutiny? his racket down so hard it bounced into the stands. A spectator threw it back. 9 “ I thought I played well, but words can’t express the way I feel about the officiating,” McEnroe said. “ The words I would say couldn't be used on T V .” McEnroe is currently on suspension from official tournaments, but Is allowed to participate in exhibitions such as the AT&T. 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D E A R M R. ROSS: I ’m 14-year-old. M y parents the greatest therapy. D E A R MR. ROSS; I owe you an apology. After Matchmaker’s blind dates died In a car accident. Now I’m a foster child. I Won’t you please help him gel a new typewriter? raking you over the coals in my previous letter for have wonderful foster parents though. M RS.M .M . sending V.K. of Joplin to Alcoholics Anonymous I ’m writing you about my mom. My dad bought PAWTUCKET. R.I. instead of Narcotics Anonymous, I thought about it. her a $150 watch for C!hristmas. One day we were Tiuiiilw I chewed you out because Alcoholics Anonymous Sha-Na-Na going to the grocery store and my mom was t ^ il AMOHon D E A R MRS. M.: How is it your husband is the can only remain a stable fellowship by having just fail to catch on fire carrying m e into the building. I have no legs and "letter w riter" in the fam ily, but it was your letter mehibers of similar experiences. Casting drug to surgery only one arm, so that’s why she was carrying me. Percy Ross that reached my desk? I guess it’s just another of addicts into our midst is very threatening to some buildup, so I kept wonderinf why a Anyway, she was setting me down and went to DEAR Dr. Scott Powell life’s little ironic twists! of the old timers. ABBY: Since "handsome, intelligent, successful, look at the time. That’s when she noticed her watch It may start a fam ily feud, but I ’m forwarding Instead of conveying this message to you. I made my divorce two 96-year-old accountant” had never stitcties a laceration was gone. you my check for your husband’s new typewriter. like there is a class distinction between alcoholics been married. (I’m 39 and months ago. I've on the leg of patient She’s been looking for It ever since. That’s why and addicts. It is for this that I apologize. In had a hard time divorced.) I ’m asking — I ’d like to be the one who replaces meeting single Dear Abby Well, after the third date, I think I ’ Ellen Katz at the D E A R M R. ROSS: My husband has been writing DEAR MR. ROSS: Give away disposable retrospect, I can see it was a case of the pot calling emergency room of that watch. I can only do it with your help. to you for m ore than 6 years, but you never did diapers! Give away a lot of them. We would rather the kettle black. women, so I Abigail Van Buren know why. This man doesn’t A signed up with a believe in using a deodorant! I was St. Luke’s-Roosevelt R S answer him. All he wants help with is a new face Leon Spinks in the ring or the IRS. than a pail M R.C.J DULUTH. MIN n ! dating service. very much a ttract^ , to him. so full r Hospital in New typewriter. full of messy diapers after dealing with a colicky PHOENIX. ARIZ. The fee was 4750 after the third date, in a very nice ' The one he’s gotn8w is over^years old and baby all night. ;iic'' York. As a lead (in advance) way. I told him he needed ,a DEAR R.: Although your letter was brief. I get i everything is ^rdng with It. The repair people want 12 PE TITIO N E R S D EAR MR. J.: It’s difficult to get off your high and they agreed oemlorant — and even bought him singer for the the distinct impression you’re one young man I ’d as much to repair it as the cost of ^ e w one. LAKELAND. FLA. horse gracefully. You, Sir, Just did a good Job. one. He refused to accept it. saying, / ■ / to fix me up with musical group Sha- ^ like to meet. My husband’s not asking for anything fancy, just as many women as it took to find me notified about this dating service. ’ "There’s nothing wrong with the Have your mom take you to a jewelers. (I’ll give a plain, small portable one. His h o l ^ is writing DEAR PETITIONERS: The disposable diaper Write to Percy Ross in care of the Manchester a wife within 12 months. You were had. honest smell of masculine sWeat." Na-Na, Powell wore “ you the address of one and they will send me the issue lives on! All I can say is each case is Herald, P.O. Box 95000, Minneapolis, Minn. 55435. For my very first date, I was (Can you beat that?) gold lame. These letters to the editor, for which I giye him credit. evaluated based on'individual circumstances. Include a telephone number If you wish. All letters fixed up with a woman of a different DEAR ABBY: You hear a lot of I could really care for this mao, ‘ iH. days he wears a bill.) Help her select a new watch. Life has been Would you believe he’s 85! , anything but fair to you and, yet, I detect no As you probably know, newspapers don’t pay for Persdnally. I don’t think I could deal with Leon are read. Only a few are answered In this column, race. I ’m not prejudiced, but I had Jokes about how women try to get but I get turned off when he gets stethoscope, and clearly told the people at the dating out of having sex with their close to me. He was bom in this • bitterness. I have boundless admiration for you. these letters. Writing is what keeps him alive — it’s Spinks. A »f6 r the IRS, feed me to the lions first! although others may be acknowledged privately. service that I wanted to go out only husbands by saying, "N ot tonight, country and is modem and oj^n-'' practices medicine. ^ with women of my own race. When I dear. I have a headache." Well, this minded in every way except this. AP photo complained and asked for my is no Joke — my husband really gets He says he showers every morning money back, they said they were a terrible headache when we have and sometimes twice a day, and I sorry and it would pot happen sex. believe him. but, Abby, he pers again, so I gave them another I told him It wasn’t normal, and pires profusely, and I find the odor Colon cahoer's rate of growth ‘Baby’s First Seven Years’ C chance. he should tell his doctor about it very offensive. Frankly it would be My second date was with some when he goes for his next insurance very hard for me to have a physical one who works weekends and is not physical, but he says he won’t relationship with a man who smells * changes but is stiii a treasure available on Saturdays and Sun because the doctor might think he’s bad. impoilant indicator of survival days. I date only on weekends, craxy. Any suggestions? Bv Herbert G. McCann which I told my "matchmaker” Almy, have you heard of this TURNED OFF IN ATLANTA By WIlUam C. Hldlay , growing, or aggressive, tumors at each year, excluding skin cancer, a family treasure. families. Preventive measures The Associated Press It went beyond the photo albums when I signed up. before? DEAR TURNED OFF: Match The A tio cla te^ Pr.6*s an early dtage of treatments Bauer said David ^hm ann, spokesman were offered for health threats like The third date was a woman who HEADACHES IN HOUSTON his "honesty" with this honest said, they could develop.ai) approp for the American Cancer Society in of the day, offering advice and, for polio, whooping cough, typhoid and CHICAGO — For more than half the first time, a place to record scarlet fever. lives 90 milesaway. Before Joihingl statement of your own; " I am CHICA)GO - The speed of .a riate drug treatment. New York. '• a century, American parents have told them I would d r lv ^ o more DEAR HEADACHES; Yes. I very much attracted to you. but I tumor’s growth appears to be the “ If we could predict a more The society estimates that in special moments and early With the '60s came the Space Age T recorded baby's firsts — from the statistics. and a sense of adventure and than 25 miles. When I t ^ these have heard that the physiological can’t make love with a clothespin most important factor in the aggressive tumor from (i less 1987, there will be 102,000 new cases first day of life to the first day of There have been imitators, but matchmakers I was disst^ _ tianges that accompany orgasm on my nose, so if you want to get survival of colon cancer patients, a aggressive tumor, we could,hone in of colon cancer and 52,000 .people discovery. Technology — espe school — in a book designed to the original remains the favorite of cially television — became part of and wanted my money back, they (accelerated heart rate and sudden closer to me. get wise and use a finding that could be a key in op the real mean tumor and- will die from the disease, Lehmann capture those fleeting and precious most parents, according to the the everyday life. One child’s first said, "Sorry, we don't give re rise in blood pressure) have been deodorant.” treating the second deadliest form perhaps treat people more effec said. childhood memories. Mothers’ Aid Board, a 700-member complete sentence was a line from funds." Now what do I do? known to cause headaches in some If he refuses, say goodbye with no of cancer, a researcher says. tively,” he said: If the disease is discovered early, Some classic observations out of DUMBBELL men. regrets. He’s selfish, insensitive Bauer said there are five or six before it spreads, 96 percent of its volunteer fund-raising group. a TV commercial: "Do you want a the mouths of babes also get logged The board says more than 8 Hawaiian punch?" Some parents Also. Just the stress of worrying and rigid. " I think it offers some hope in chemotherapy drugs that target victims are still alive after five in the book, "Our Baby’s First million copies of the book have been DEAR DUMBBELL; Youarenot about getting one of those head treating a deadly disease for which and kill fast-growing cells. He said years, he said. Once it has spread, wrote, marveling, of astronauts Seven Years," which has been sold, generating more than $1.5 and moon walks. a dumbbell, only inexperienced and aches is enough to precipitate one. Problems? Write to Abby. For a there really is no hope of treating the researchers want to see if these only 39 percent survive for five popular with parents since 1928. million for maternity research at In the 1970s and early ’80s, vulnerable. I'm reminded of a line personal, unpublished reply, send a right now," said Dr. Kenneth drugs can be used successfully on years, he said. "What do dead people eat?" the Department of Obstetrics and ,, 'technology extended even to baby’s from a song from "Fiddler on the DEAR ABBY: A co-worker ar self-addressed, stamped envelope Bauer, an assistant pathology patients with fast-growing colon In 1985, Bauer and other re Leona Lynn Simon, then 3. asked Roof"; "...playingwith‘matches’ a ranged a blind date for me with a to Abby. P.O. Bbx 69440. Los professor at Chicago’s Northwest tumors. searchers at Northwestern began a Gynecology of the University of first photo — in many cases, an her mother in 1954. Chicago Medical Center, of which ultrasound sonogram. girl can get burned.” Guys.' too. The man she’s been wanting me to meet Angeles. Calif. 90069. All correspon ern University Medical School. Dr. Daniel Haller, associate study aimed at trying to determine And Doris Simon wrote it down, Lying-in Hospital is a part. The years have brought four Better Business Bureau should be for a long time. She gave him a big dence is confidential. m a study of 120 colon cancer medical professor at the University what made some colon tumors just as she noted the boy doll Leona And it may do even better. revisions of the book by a medical pdtients, Bauer and colleagues of Pennsylvania Medical School in more lethal than others. received from Aunt Greenfield on C.R. Gibson Co. of Norwalk, center committee, reflecting "the used a process called flow cytome Philadelphia, cautioned Wednes They identified 120 patients suf her first birthday, that "Davy Conn., has taken over publishing evolution of medicine, psychology try to analyze molecular changes In day that Bauer’s theory about fering solely from colon cancer and Crockett" was a favorite song at and distribution of the book under a and methods of child rearing," says tumor makeup. They found the potential drug treatments is treated at Northwestern Memorial age 2. and the four months of baliet 1986 agreement with the Mother’s Mrs. Russ, the mother of two Ask doctor about Omega-3 speed at which colon cancer cells "speculative.” Hospital between 1976 and 1980. lessons at age 5. Aid Board. teen-agers. reproduced was the most important But Haller said the technique of The researchers used a flow "I treasure the thoughts and "The timing was right," says In 1928, mothers were urged to factor in predicting a patient’s using flow cytometry to identify cytometer machine to analyze D E A R DR. bright and capable: nonetheless, information recorded in the book," Ginger Russ, chairman of the book record thel r child’s development as survival when the disease had not rapidly growing tumors could help surgical specimens from those GOTT: Your ar before she can continue her train says Leona Simon Fleischer, now committee and past board an "aid to medicine, educators, the spread to other parts of the body, doctors determine the best method patients, pinpointing the tumor’s ticle on Omera-3 ing in the Upited States, she will 35, who now keeps baby books for president. physical c u 11uris t...and Bauer said. for treating colon cancer patients. growth rate by identifying cells Photo by Luorik oil was Informa have to pass a qualifying examina her own threechildrcn in Nashville. Board members handled distri statesmen.” Their research showed that the Through further research, he with DNA molecules that were tive. However, tion. Whether she will be accepted Cindy, a little tortoise-shell, and Bonnie, possible. They are temporarily being Tenn. bution for years, dropping off Dr. Gott rapidly growing colon tumors killed said, the technique may help rapidly dividing, Bauer said. The book now is offered as a you failed to into a U.S. internship depends on cared for by Aid to Helpless Animals Inc. “ Our Baby's Fir.st Seven Years" copies at department, book and patients sooner. an orange tiger, are 8 weeks old and personal history for parents and mention that her score, as well as on i^ivldual doctors get a better understanding He said 23 percent of the patients was created by Dr. Joseph B. stationery stores, before turning to Peter Gott, M.D. That finding is important, Bauer of which patients are at the highest studied had aggressive, or rapidly would love to be adopted, together if child, a place to record baby’s first walnut and lin licensing regulations that vary DeLee. It was published by (he private distributors and now to said, because doctors now have no risk and should be treated aggres word and first step, to tuck a lock of seed oil are also from state to state. growing, tumors. Of those, only 34 Mothers’ Aid Board of Chicago Gibson. reliable way of predicting the sively with surgery, radiation o r percent were alive after five years, hair from the first haircut, to high in Omega- Hospitals don’t really discrimi Adopt a pet Lying-in Hospitai. founded by De- The flow of royalties to maternity course of colon cancer in different chemotherapy. he said. describe favorite foods and toys, to 3. Are these oils nate against foreign medical grad Lee in 1895. research will continue under the patients; some respond to treat Cancer of the colon, the upper In contrast, 87 percent of the record medical history. safe to use? uates; rather they pick the best Begun with just $500 and the help agreement, says Gibson publisher ment, while others die in a short five or six feet of the large intestine, remaining patients with slower- The book also shows the increas candidates they can get from a pool of friends and benefactors — Marilyn Jensen. time. is second only to lung cancer in the growing tumors were alive after ing Involvement of dad in bringing DEAR READER; As far as I the artificial substances can cause of medical-school graduates, both including Hull House founder Jane One of the company's first moves a distressing amount of tissue If doctors could identify rapidly number of people it afflicts and kills five years, Bauer said. Snowflake may find home up babies. Pages once set aside for know, walnut and linseed oil are domestic and foreign. Your daugh Adams — the hospital’s mission was to collect a series of filled-in "Mother Notes" are now for reaction and infection. Also, the safe to use in moderation. However, ter chose a difficult road to follow was to make child bearing "free of books — a 60-y‘ear glance at a "Parents’ Notes." they have not been fully Investi less "natural" compound doesn’t when she opted for a Caribbean Bv Barbara Richmond waiting to be adopted, as is the dog licensed. Before getting the pain and fear." changing world through the loving gated as have fish oils. Todate^ the hold up as well with time. school; surely she must have been Special to the Herald female terrier, about 8 months old. license the dog must have its rabies Under DeLee, the hospital be eyes of young parents. The 1928 charts on character and f f i f f ;« jl f i nal word is not in on the benefits of aware of the built-in difficulties found on Slater Street on Sept. 21. shot. It is also recommended that came the nation’s first producer of In the 1930s, when many Ameri personal habits urge parents to any Omega-3 oils. Experts have DEAR DR. GOTT; My daughter, when she made that decision. She He’s been named Snowflake, and Also still waiting to be adopted is dogs be neutered. medical motion pictures. It also cans struggled through the Depres correct bad habits like finger- sucking, nail-biting and nose- stopped short of recommending oil a registered nurse, applied to a deserves a lot of credit for pursuing Wishing won't make it happen... he may look like one after he has a the 4-year-old white male Samoyan Aid to Helpless Animals-Inc-.- opened one of the nation’s first sion, the entries' reveal a plain, supplements for the public at large. medical school in the Caribbean. her goal, yet her frustrations could bath and a good brushing. Snow found on Interstate 384 and the male prernafure infant nurseries and rural country. Toys were a luxury. rubbing. Dispositions were des needs good homes for c^ts and cribed as phlegmatic, sanguine, Don't self-medicate with Omega-3 She was accepted, completed her not have come as a surprise, flake, this week's featured pet. is a doberman cross found on Oakland kittens that are lost or abandoned. pion eei^ the study of disease in the Cod-liver oil and ultraviolet rays oils from any source until you either course and graduated with a expecially since she was familiar male poodle. He’s about 3 years old Street Sept. 24. mothefC^fetus and newborn. were recommended for rickets, a choleric, or melancholic. have your doctor's approval or medical degree. Now she finds it with the medical system as an Need Spending Money? and was found on Helene Road on The puppies left are black with Bonnie and Cindy are the fea Since its founding, more than calcium deficiency then considered Choleric means the child is quick enough information has been ga impossible to obtain an internship, "Insider,” a registered nurse. Sept. 30. some white. They're about 3 tured kittens this week. They are 250,000 babies have been delivered a major health problem. tempered: melancholic described a thered to permit general medical after all the hard work and money. Snowflake shows signs of neglect. months old. They were all found in only about 8 weeks old. Bonnie is an at the hospital. Then came the 1940s and World gloomy and depressed child: phleg acceptance of these compounds. Why do hospitals discriminate DEAR DR. GOTT: Recently I His white fur is a little yellow and the vicinity of Bush Hill Road, orange tiger and Cindy is a precious For the parents of children born War II, with photos of little boys in matic meant the child is dull and against graduates of foreign medi discovered a sore, bony lumponthe quite matted. He already has a apparently abandoned. little tortoise-shell. at Chicago Lying-in Hospital and military uniforms and girls with sluggish, and sanguine referred to a DEAR DR. GOTT: What are the cal schools? back of my head. I had one about 10 The Herald has a local family interested in adopting Besides the poodle, the only other Judy Lazorik of Aid to Helpless other places after 1928, "Our Shirley Temple curls. warm, passionate and healthy differences between hair tranfk- years ago and it disappeared by him. new dog this week is a chocolate Animals said both kittens are very Baby’s First Seven Years” became The 1950s brought hope and big baby. plants and microfllamental non- DEAR READER: Although itself. Should I see a doctor about number of carrier routes Last week’s featured pet. a male Labrador retriever. Rand said this affectionate. The kittens and their surglcal hair transplants? many foreign medical schools have this? cocker spaniel named Sandy, has is a rare dog and he expects it will mother, Susie, were rescued by a ■ Formerly Fiano’s Restaurant i upgraded their curriculums. some been adopted by a local family. The be claimed by its owner. It was woman at a farmers’ market when DEAR READER; The primary simply do not provide an accepta DEAR READER: A sore lump on open and one may be male shepherd cross mentioned in found on Laurel Street Oct, 5. the owner of the cats tried to leave difference is that hair transplants ble level of education. Unfortu the back of the head can be simply a •%!. last week’s column was claimed by The dog pound is located on town them there or said she would drop are "natural” — they are taken nately. the Caribbean medical swollen lymph gland. Lymph nodes right near your his owner. property near the town’s refuse them along the road. Later, the from the person’s own body — and schools are in this category. act as filters In the body; They swell ■ Five of the nine puppies picked up area on Olcott Street. Rand is at the woman turned them over to Aid to microfilaments are not. Therefore, Your daughter may be very up and become tender in the neighborhood! within the past two weeks have pound weekdays from noon to 1 Helpless Animals. presence of Inflammation or irrita p.m. The number at the pound is been adopted. Two males and two The organization has many other tion. If you had a similar episode in 643-6642. If there is no answer, call females are still left. Dog Warden cats and kittens waiting to be the past. I think you can safely wait Interested! the police department at 646-4555. Richard Rand said he thinks the adopted. Most have had their shots a few weeks to see if the swelling There is also someone on duty at the Thoughts pups were all from the same litter and are neutered, unless they are goes away. If it enlarges or doesn’t Call 647-9946 or pound Monday through Friday because they were found a few days too young. disappear, see a doctor. apart in the same vicinity. from 6 to 9 p.m. Many people imagine God to be has entered into our world. His is an 6 43 -2711 The brown male hound left tied to There is a $5 fee to adopt'a dog To adopt a cat or kitten, caii like an elderly white-haired, active and pursuing love.luvt:. Itu is18 LiCiLearn how to help protect your the fence at the dog pound is still and the new owner must have the 666-7000 or 242-2156. bearded man sitting In a rocking incredible but true, GodI lovesTyxm!love selfself I from heart and arterial dls- chair. God Is .seen as a passive He cares about you and ispursuingV. ease; Send for Dr. Gott’s new person observing our situation you with His magnificentnt love Let Vilealt[ealth Report, Eating Right For a This Is a caricature we all have Him love you. Healthy Heart. Send $1 and your About Town T A heard. However this Is not the God Rev. Paul S. Johansson name and address to P.O. Box we know in Jesus Christ. No! (jod.so Emanuel Lutheran Church 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be loved the world (hat he gave! (^ d Manchester sure to mention the title. Mrs. Mark Hill. Mrs. Harold Fellowship to meet MCC gets award Maher. Mrs. James McKay and 9 The following carrier rautes are available: Manchester Community College Mrs. Walter Senkow. Women’s Aglow Fellowship will 9 meet Oct. 15 at 7 p.m. at First ■■ \6.^ Social Security will receive a community service Bto',cr.o' award from the Ben Ezra Chapter Society to meet Federal Savings 8c Loan Associa of B’nal Brith Women on Oct. 25 at tion on West Middle Turnpike. For ■■■■ 11 a.m. at the Lowe Building at the St. Bridget Rosary Society will more Information, call 871-1606. .... Center St„ Qrlowold S t, Lilac St„ and Trumbull St. college. Special recognition will be meet on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. for ...... \6.^ Cases reviewed periodically given to the MCC Older Adult mass, followed by a meeting In the Kids’ fun at library fn *" Association, the Women’s O nter cafeteria, Lou Choinere will dem Mary Cheney Library. Main and the Clilld Day Care Center. For onstrate silk flower arranging. W. Middle Tpke., S. Alton St., and S. Hawthorne S t Street, will sponsor several activi QUESTION: I’ve heard that my ment. and personnel must meet Social Security office to see if your reservations, send 910 payable to ties for children this month, begin SSI payments are subject to rede certain Medicare requirements, brother can get SSI payments. Ben Ezra Chapter B’nai Brith to Auxiliary meeting 8 termination. What exactly does and second, it must be the case that ning Saturday at 2 p.m. with the GatV'C .... Squire Village Elsie Joseph. 545 E. O nter St . 8 film, "BenJI.” All activities will be that mean? transportation In any other vehicle Manchester 06040. or call 649-4159 The Manchester Auxiliary of will endanger your health. Usually QUESTION: I have been receiv Child and Family Services will hold held In the Junior Room. For the ing Social Security survivors benef schedule of events: call the library ANSWER: The law (requires that medical insurance can help pay for Regent St, Strong St„ Hilliard St. a fall membership meeting Wed ambulance transportation only in its since my father died several nesday at 9; 30 a m. at the home of at 643-2471. Rto"' i » 0 each person’s case be reviewed ^ ...... 8, periodically to be sure that he or she your local area. In any case. It years ago. I ’m now 16, how long will Laura Nalesnik. 109 Waranoke DAR plans potiuck ...... Do’"' Is still eligible for SSI and that the cannot pay for ambulance use from I get benefits? Margaret Rd„ Loomla St„ Qrlffen Rd., Bllyue St. Road Joyce Goldstein, social Poet and short story writer payment amount is correct. This your home to a doctor’s office. The Orford Parish Chapter of the worker, will speak on the topic of a Edgar Allen Poe died in Baltimore . - A 7 ANSWER: You are eligible for Daughters of the American Revolu in 1849. I review is called a redetermination. two-career family. .j3»a 7 It may be carried out by mail, survivors benefits until you are 18. North Elm St. and Woodbridge Street tion will meet tonight at 6:30 at o E (Ay .OOP.O'- telephone, or personal interview. In QUESTION: My 15-year-old but you can continue receiving r O n ter Ongregational Chruch for a V»»t \0 them after age 18 if you are still general, you will be asked to brother has been blind since birth. I potiuck supper. Erland Johnson Manchester Country Club ,\\eOt attending high school full time. In Paacal Lane, Wyllya St., Porter St., Highwood - provide the same kind of informa think he should apply for SSI. but will speak about the restoration of VUS fact, you can receive your Social :0O \n' tion you gave at the time of your my parents think that because he’s the Pitkin Glass Works len' .m- Security checks for all months you Hostesses for the meeting will be application. a minor, they’re responsible for Qreen Rd. (204-330), Henry S t (261-315), Princeton (167-190) .’CT him and he won’t qualify. It that attend high school up to the mont^ Jean Kelsey. Mrs. Joseph Donahue, Tanner (124-168), Wellesly (all) QUESTION: I am worried that I right? you are 19. 'tornP" might get sick and need an ai5 DOS'” " ambulance. Will Medicare pay for ANSWER; Not entirely. To qual This colamii Is prepared by the Doane S t (all), Oakwood (all). Green Rd. (102-203), Bowers St. (14-22) Friday, October 16, 1987 / •IT®® p er person ify for SSI. a person must meet Social Secarlly Admlalatralloa of EMERGENCY that? Woodbridge St. (203-288) , certain income and resource limits. fice In East Hartford. If yoi la ve' Fire — Police — Medical 7 .8 pm - Cocktailt / 8:00 - Dinner / Dancing to Follow ANSWER: Medicare’s medical Some of your parents’ income and any qaestlom aboat Social Sccarlty insurance can help pay for medi resources will be counted as your that yoa’d like to see answered DIAL 911 Re»ervationi needed by October 12, 1987. cally necessary ambulance trans brother’s in determining if he here, write to: Social Secarlly, In Manchester Call Mancheiter Country Club at 646-0103. portation only if two conditions are meets those limits. Tell your Maachesier Herald, P.O. Box 591, met. First, the ambulance, equip parents they should check at any Manchester 06046. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuredav Oct. 8. 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Oct. 8. 1987 — 17
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Flamingos Changes in cigarette design Service Notes devoured couid reduce risk of fires ArrivM at Tinker AFB Arrives for AFB duty Air Force Tech. Sgt. Alphonse O. Godboni, son of Air Force Sgt. David C. Warner, son of Charles E. by coyotes By Clirittophtr Callahan turers, declined comment on the studies and Information gathering, Shirley L. Powell of 101 Cedar St., has arrived for duty Warner of Hebron and Eileen R. Bertram of ^ s t Th« Assoclotod Prtt* bill, referring calls to the Tobacco The final report of the task force r with the 552nd Elquipment Maintenance Squadron, Hartford, has arrived for duty with the 37th Component Institute, an industry lobbying said it is technically feasible and linker Air Force Base. Okla. Repair Squadron, George Air Foce Base, Calif. LOS ANGELES (AP) - A WASHINGTON - A new report group. may IM commercially feasible to ravenous pack of coyotes des .sSEsSsaaP Godbout, an aerospace ground equipment techni He is married to the former Brenda Lent of Ovid, concludes that inexpensive design Walker Merryman, insititute develop a safer cigarette. cended on 86 flamingos at the Los cian, Is a 1975 graduate of Howell Cheney Regional N.Y. changes could make cigarettes less vice president, said the group has It also said that the modiflcationa Vocational Technical School. Angeles Zoo after keepers mistak of a fire hazard, and a proposed law seen the measure but would not would have only a small effect on Trained at Fort DIx enly left the birds’ pen open, and by would force manufacturers to meet comment on it. the price of cigarettes and little morning less than half the flock was anti-fire standards. Proponents, however, anticipate overall impact on the industry. Serving Air Force hospital Army National Guard Pvt. Steven D. Meiheny, son of still alive, officials said. ■,V'' V - The report and an accompanying heavy industry opposition. ’ ‘There’s no reason to believe that Air Force Capt Richard D. Greene, brother of Leslie Douglas T. and Janet M. Metheny of 118 Hollister St., Some flamingos were saved by has completed basic training at Fort DIx. N.J. videotape shown to reporters Wed “ The tobacco industry’s whole it wilt be a significant cost to the Powers of 88 Oakland St., has arrived for duty with the employees beating away the nesday by Rep. Jospeb Moakley, cry was, ‘why don’t they fireproof coyotes. consumer or the industry,” said Regional Hospital, Carswell Air Force Base, Texas. i ? - ' 1-^ D-Mass., show that a thinner the furniture?” ’ said Moakley. Moakley aide James McGovern. • Greene, a staff nurse, is a 1964 graduate of East "We had a reai tragedy here,” I’d cigarette with decreased tobacco “ ‘You can’t fireproof the world just AcMpted at academy said Michaei Wallace, the zoo's Moakley said the industry may be Aurora High School. N.Y., density and a less porous paper because cigarettes are out there.” ’ Kim M. Hodge, daughter of Lt. Col Harold S. and curator for birds, after keepers subject to a flood of product liability with reduced chemical content is Moakley said the report that Mrs. Hodge of Wrights Mill Road, Coventry, has been returned Wednesday morning to cases now that it has been docu less likely to start a fire. Congress ordered In 1984 shows that Awarded aerorautlcal rating officially accepted Into the U.S. Military Academy’s the zoo in Griffith Park, north of mented that a safer cigarette can A bill introduced Wednesday by a modified cigarette would be much Corps of Cadets as a member of the class of 1991. downtown Los Angeles, and disco be developed. Second Lt. Michael P. Bensche, son of Edward'M. Moakley and Sen. Alan Cranston, less likely to start a fire when The congressman first intrih and Adeline M. Bensche of Hebron, has been awarded The academy at West Point, N.Y. is a four-year vered the carnage. educational institution graduating men and women to The birds were worth nearly D-Calif., calls on the Food and Drug dropped on upholstered furniture or duced legislation for a fire-safe the aeronautical rating of navigator after training at Administration tocreate minimum mattresses. serve as career army officers. 850,000, but Wallace said workers cigarette study in 1979, shortly after the U.S. Air Force Navigator Training Center, Mather He showed a videotape of an Hodge is a graduate of Coventry High School. were more upset for another standards for cigarette fire safety a family from Westwood, Mas8., Air Force Base, Calif. ‘ within a year of enactment. Ci ordinary cigarette starting a fire on reason. was killed when a cigarette ignited ‘ He is a 1986 graduate of the University of a chair while a specially designed “ The real loss was emotional," garette manufacturers and impor a home blaze. ‘The fire killed the two Connecticut. • ters would have to comply within ’’fire-safe" cigarette simply Trains In leadership Wallace said. "These birds have parents and five children, ranging burned itself out without damage. AP photo been here since 1974, some of them, another year. in age from 2 to 10. Hang on, Helga Completes metal worker course Cadet Mark S. Keith, son of George J. and Uta K. and we’d just gotten the flock large “ I think the tobacco Industry has “ It doesn’t need more study. Keith of 97 Overlook Drive, recently received practical We’ve done the study,” Moakley An estimated 1,870 Americans enough to where we’d had breeding a responsibility when they release • David Willcutt, left, and Mark Fitzgerald, Army Reserve Pvt. Christian J. Knight, son of Billie work In military leadership at the U.S. Army ROTC this torch to the general public," said. ” I think now we need... to put were killed from cigarette-li^iited exhibit. The exhibit is a collection of advanced camp. Fort Bragg. N.C. occur.” J. Knight of 352 E. Middle Turnpike, has completed a the tobacco industry on notice that fires in 1984, Moakley said. Another ; workers at the Museum of Fine Arts in Some of the flamingos likely said Moakley, who has been active drawings and watercolors of Wyeth’s metal worker course at the U.S. Army Ordnance Keith is a ftudent at the University of Connecticut. they’ve got to come up with a .Boston, secure the Andrew Wyeth would be replaced, but he said zoo on the issue since a cigarette- 7,000 were seriously injured, and neighbor, Helga Testorf, done over a Center end School. Aberdeen Proving Ground. Md. fire-safe cigarette." $390 million in property was officials would wait until after the ignited house fire eight years ago painting "Braids" to a museum wall, 15-year period. He is a 1985 graduate of Manzano High School. Merryman said the’ institute Graduates at Keesler birds’ next breeding season to see if claimed the lives of k Massachu destroyed. , preparing for the "Helga Pictures" Albuquerque. N.M. setts family. would support legislation that Cranrton said California, New any of the survivors will mate. . '' Tech. Sgt. SusanE.Dooley,daughterofMr.andMrs. "faithfully reflects” the results of York and Minnesota are consider Flamingos in the wild travel in Spokesmen for Philip Morris Philip G. Dooley of 40 Watrous Road, Bolton, has the study. The group recommended Named compahy grade officer flocks numbering several thousand USA and R.J. Reynolds, the na ing similar proposals on the state graduated from the U.S. Air Force manpower tion’s largest cigaro"' manufac a series of additional technical Public Records and don’t usually breed in small level. Air Force Ist Lt. Eve Fralick, daughter of Irene L. management specialist course at Keesler Air Force groups, he said. Balaban of llSTimrodRoad. has been named company Base. Miss. Wallace said the flamingos’ cage grade officer for a recent quarter at Griffiss Air Force She is a 1983 graduate of the University of Maryland. door was left open when a zoo Warranty deeds Base. N.Y. . She Is married to Air Force Master Sgt. Ronald C. Center for sleep disorders to James D. Meachum Jr.. 59-61 Meadow Condominium. $75,000. Hartman. keeper went to lock them in Madelyn N. Bernard to Vivian P. Spruce St., $160,000. Peter A. and Sheree C. Pescoso- She is an executive officer with the 485th Electronics Tuesday night. The zookeeper saw Striano. Ridgecrest Condominium. M. James Kidney Jr. to Paul F. lido to Mark R. and Cheryl L. Installation Group at Griffiss. She received a master's they were were already inside and $125,900. and Janet E. Spiegel. 87VernonSt.. Leder, 26 Foster St., conveyance degree in 1986 from the State University of New York, mistakenly assumed another Holiday Homes Corp. to Robert $168,000. tax $140.80. Binghamton. \ College Notes handler had closed the door. treats variety of problems N. DePasquale. 37 Elvree St., George E. Cochran to Cary C. and Paul H. and Robbin L. Banks to But the exotic birds, which are AP photo conveyance tax $144.10. By Erica Johnston Cindy A. Coffin. Ointon Street Joseph C. and Denise B. Naumec, Completes air training allowed to wander freely through airway so a person can breathe The disease stems from an Robert N. DePasquale to Jimmy Condominium. $109,900. 61 Charis Road. $135,000. Walter Hudson, 42, lies in his bed at his The Associated Press inherited chemical imbalance that the zoo during the day, had home in while sleeping is blocked by a fatty -arid Janice E. Henderson. 37 Elvree Holiday Homes Corp. to E. James G. and Elizabeth D Airman Fernando Santana, son of Mr. and Mrs. Makes dean’s list returned to the cage on their own, Hempstead, N.Y., Wednesday less than two weeks af^r muscle, and the sufferer can causes people to fall asleep for no "St., $154,500. Hernando Santana of 234 Hollister St., has graduated CHARLOTTE, N.C. - You prob Robert Lanz. 44 Elvree St., convey Dziedzak to Charlyne Carson. Bi he said. breathe only by waking up for five apparent reason. The problem, ■'■ Holiday Homes Corp. to Joan D. ance tax $118.80. from Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Judith Doughty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David beginning a diet. Hudson, who weighs more that 1,000 ably spend more uninterrupted gelow Street, $106,500. "When the coyotes discovered to 10 seconds every 30 to 40 seconds. which can be accompanied by iGIeason. 62 Elvree St., conveyance Base, Texas. Doughty of 518 Carpenter Road, Coventry, was named pounds, decided he’d try to lose weight after he got stuck time sleeping than in any otheiO William F. and Sandra A. Hof Leslie F. MacNeil Jr. Associates the open door, they flushed all 86 of The awakening is so brief that the paralysis in the middle of sleep and $ 1 2 1 . He is a 1981 graduate of Manchester High School. to the dean’s list for the spring semester at Bryant daily activity. Unless you have fman to Diana E. Mapes, West Side to Ruth O’Connor. Brook Haven in his bedroom doorway and had to be freed by rescue sufferer does not even realize that dreams before the sufferer has ' —Edmund M. and Sandra J Heights. $105,000. College. Smithfield. R.I. th& birds out and commenced to chronic problems nodding off or Condominium. $58,000. c a t^ and kill as many as they workers. he has awakened. Hill said. fallen fully asleep, can be treated -O’Donnell to Joseph J. and Wendy Peter and Betty A. Foster to She is majoring In management. staying there, you probably don’t Scott R. Dickman to Scott L Graduates at air base coulo>y^Wallace said. The birds "So the guy Is very sleepy all the with drugs. S. Urciuoli, Park Chestnut Condom- Patrick J. Kearney II. 153Edgerton Butterfield. Millbridge Hollow Con think much about it, either. next day," he said. “ His perfor But one problem for which Hill ■inium. $63,000. St.. $130,500. can’tX ^ , he said, because their But a Charlotte neurologist who dominium. conveyance tax $88. Airman Matthew P. Gagnon, son of Janice K. mance at work suffers. He can fall does not usually recommend drugs -o-Sallie A. CIrone and Sallie A. Holiday Homes Corp. to Gregory Graduates from CPI wings are clipped. heads the first accredited center for Russell P. and Jody M. Robitaille Gagnon of 225 HollisterSt. and Norman G. Gagnon of 95 asleep at a red light, or in church. is insomnia, probably the most ’ Peterson to Paul C. and Laura L D. Sposito. 19 Elvree St., convey “ Our first people that came in sleep disorders in North Carolina to Elba R. Pagano. 342-344 Center Avondale Road, has graduated from Air Force basic Richard F. Parr of Andover has graduated with HalNon man hopes And he doesn’t know why he’s tired. common sleep-related disorder.. Tedeschi. Ill Florence St., convey- ance tax $123.20. ■ honors from Computer Processing Institute of East had to beat the coyotes off a couple and South Carolina says almosi St.. $165,000. training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. "Most of those patients are “ The important thing is that !arice tax $137.50. Holiday Homes Corp. to Gisela L. Hartford, receiving a diploma in business computer of flamingos,” said zoo director everyone has at least occasional Delores DeSimone to William and He is a 1984 graduate of Manchester High School. brought in'here by their spouses,” insomnia is a symptom, not a John P. and Robin C. Robotto to and Norton I. Virgien Jr.. 31 Elvree programming. Warren Thomas. problems sleeping. And he says Deborah Gochee. 46 Fulton Road. Hill said. "They’re w o rrit by the diagnosis,” he said. “ It would be -George W. and Lois B. Carman. St., conveyance tax $123.20. $125,000. He la a 1982 graduate of Manchester Community Wallace said IS American many sleep disorders go unde to lose 800 pounds loud snoring, and by the fact that like a doctor prescribing aspirin for 61-63 Hamlin St.. $185,000. Dorothy Grannis to Stephen W. ‘College and is employed by Covenant Insurance Group Greater Flamingos and 33 Chilean tected for decades, while the people Maria S.D. Tapia to Scott R. Completes basic training Flamingos died. their husband seems to stop a headache. It might help in the —"Carol Colburn to Barbara W. Savino. Manchester Gardens Con Dickman, Ridgecrest Condomi of Hartford as a programmer. HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) - ments fora leg injury he suffered as who have them are unfairly labeled breathing." short term, but it doesn’t solve the -Horton. Northfleld Green Condomi- dominium. $46,000. Airman Dana M. Hmtington, daughter of Mr. and The American birds, which cost lazy. nium. $124,000. Three weeks after getting stuck in a a teen-ager but is mainly supported Treatment of the malady can problem. Our job is to find out the 'rffum. $119,900. Duane A. and Torrie A. Fox to Mildred E. Harris to Ralph W. Mrs. William Jordan of 20 Kensington St., has about $1,500 apiece, are better “ It’s not normal to be sleepy doorway, a man who broke the by his family. include weight loss, or the lue of a cause of not being able to sleep. We "■"Donald J. Shubert and Manon D. MaryEllen Shells. Lydall Woods and Lori J. Soohey. Greenway graduated from Air Force basic training at Lackland Studying In Europe known as pink flamingos. The during the day,” said Dr. Dennis scales at 1,000 pounds has stopped Gregory has Hudson eating dental implant that can kMp the try to look at all the things that Bissonnette to Charles W. and Colonial Village. $165,000. Park, conveyance tax $163.90. Air Force Base. Texas. % Chileans, which cost about $750 Hill of the Sleep Disorders Center at ' Catherine Day, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. gorging on junk food for a diet that mostly fruits, sesame seeds, dry tongue from blocking the air could be causing it, and treat it 'David C. Schneider. 90 Hawthorne Ernest J. Reed to UfcR Construc Leon C. Brown Jr. and Anne B. She is a 1986 graduate of Manchester High School. apiece, are white flamingos. Charlotte Memorial Hospital and Day of Camp Meeting Road, has started a year of includes dried fruit and sesame dates, raisins and three ounces of a passageway. from there.” St.. $125,000. tion Co. Inc., two parcels. Mountain Brown to Peter A. and Sheree Wallace sajd zoo authorities Medical Center. “ If you are, there’s studies at the University of Fribourg, Switzerland, didn't bother to capture any of the seeds. special diet powder three times a "W e’ve had patients who just Sleeping pills can be helpful when ••—Norman A. and Janice L. LaCh- Farm. $210,000. Pescosolido, Lydall Woods Colonial something going on, except that the problem that causes a person’s Completes unit training through the Providence College Providence-In-Europe coyotes. ‘ Jt's paid off. day. turn into new people once the "rihce to'Jeffrey P. and Linda W. Gloria Baluk and Katherine Village. $150,000. Program. everyone gets sleepy after lunc] Inability tosleep is temporary, such “ We’re not blarfilng the coyotes,” p(alter Hudson already has lost Hudson said he’s tried other problem is fixed," Hill said. ■'Wotzer, Overland Street. $128,000. Taylor to Edward P. and Donna L. William A. and Pamela D. • Army Pvt. David F. Birodeur, son of Kara and David Day is a junior who is majoring In English and will fouMnches around the knees. diets, but speaks with resolve about Many people don’t even reali And il you fall asleep at work with as jet lag, or for occasional use. Barbara W. Horton to Mary M, DuBaldo. 35 Irving St.. $115,500. Richards to John S. and Carole L. Brodeur of 331 Bush Hill Road, has completed one he said, “ It was typical coyote when something is wrong,” study English during this academic year at the behavior.” He is still is far heavier than the this one as he lies on the bed where any regularity, you might have a Sleep may seem natural, but It ‘Moran. 38 Indian Drive. $165,000. Chen Sing Lien and Della Y. Lien O’Brien. Rolling Park Estates, station unit training at the U.S. Army Infantry School, University of Fribourg. She will resume studies at heaviest man listed in the Guinness he has spent much of the last 27 Hill says the most common medical excuse — a relatively rare comes easiest when prepared for, ■■■Clifford A. and Vesta S. Peterson to Timothy H. Wentzell. East conveyance tax $160.60 Fort Benning. Ga. He said the predators, which live problem he epcounters is sleep Providence College in the fall of 1988. in the park’s rugged hills, fre Book of World Records, who is less years. disease called narcolepsy. Hill said. He recommends abstain than 900 pounds. “ Mr. Gregory’s plan is the best I apnea syndrome, which usually ’T ve seen patients who have had ing from caffeinated drinks after quently come into the zoo at night strikes middle-aged, overweight looking for scraps of food left Hudson has biceps like flabby ever tried because I don’t feel narcolepsy for 50 years, but never noon each day, not drinking alcohol watermelons. He has a 103-inch hungry.” he said. men who snore loudly. A normal knew it. And it has controlled their after 7 p.m., and exercising before 4 GILLETTE behind by visitors. reflex that usually opens up the GILLETTE J Only once before were the anim waist. That's 9'^ feet. His knees are ' “ When I go out I want to go in the lives," Hill said. p.m. BABY COETS als able to get to any of the zoo’s 51 inches around, down from 55. His winter because I want to put my bird flock, Wallace said. neck is 22 inches. foot in the snow,” Hudson said. “ I TRAC II GOOD JOHNSON’S bosmettc ' The 42-year-old Hudson weighed ORAJEL JOHNSON’S “ Two years ago we had some hope it’s 10 to 15 inches high Woman jailed for stealing M by food .33 OZ. Cartridge Baby Sponges coyotes get into a penguin exhibit 212 pounds when he was 12. because I want to watch it rnelt a Blades NEWS Baby Powder 150’$ and we lost some birds then,” he Somewhere along the way, he little at a time because that’s the S h a m p o o CINCINNATI (AP) - A 31-year- change when she took the baby food. 14'a Disposable 14 OZ. said. Security at that exhibit was said, he stopped caring what people same thing my weight is going to mother is in jail. old woman caught shoplifting three On Wednesday, Hamilton County Razors 15 OZ. improved after the penguin deaths, thought of him, and only started do.” An off-duty police officer working VMsr jars of baby food worth $1.02 has Conmon Pleas Judge Robert H. T b eW n gi* he said. caring again after he got stuck in If he does-go out, it will be the first as a security guard at the store saw 5 4- 1 FREE been sentenced to jail for six Gorman denied a request to revoke p^aeuE F\^ He added this incident would be his bedroom doorway and had to be time since his family moved from her take the baby food. months, the maximum allowed by her probation. investigated and disciplinary ac extricated by rescue workers three Brooklyn to this Long Island After pleading no contest and law. waiving her rights to have a Court records show the drug $ 1 3 9 tion might be taken. weeks ago. community 17 years ago. aM w orB|oi Valerie Price said she took the court-appointed defense lawyer, trafficking case involved an inci “ Mainly we just want to make “ Sometimes it got real rough," Gregory's long-term goal is to get three jars of fruit at a grocery store Ms. Price received the 180-day dent last Dec. 11, when she sold four sure it doesn't happen again,’’ he he said Wednesday, explaining that Hudson down to 190 pounds — losing in August for her daughter, Ronita, sentence Sept. 16 from Hamilton capsules of a prescription pain said. it was sohard to waikthat he waited more than 80 percent of his body two months at a time to go to the weight. He said a rapid weight loss now 6 months old. She has two other County Municipal Judge J. Howard killer to a policeman for $10. She ORTHO ASPERGUM bathroom. will make Hudson feel feverish. children, Leroy, 3, and Tony, 5'. All Sunderman. has also b ^ n convicted of other rnTJ] MENNEN ADVANCE ORTHO Cherry or Hudson’s plight was widely pub “ He will actually think he’s on three youngsters are staying with Ms. Price was serving five years’ street crimes, including Speed Stick FLAX GYNOL Contraceptive Comedy show licized. He got calls from exercise Ms. Price’s sister while their probation on a drug-trafficking prostitution. Anti-Plaque Pregnancy Orange fire," Gregory said. “ We’ll have to speed Anti-Perspirant Contraceptive Cream expert Richard Simmons, Overeat ice him down. He’ll get itching Pre-Brush Test Kit 15'$ may go on live ers Anonymous and Dick Gregory, inside his body like you get after an Sport Talc m------,....\-]L$ra$ Rellll the one-time comedian who runs a operation. His leg will pop open and 2.25 OZ. Rinse JIOKTtK^iSSSS^I 3 43 OZ. from Moscow weight-loss clinic in the Bahamas. we’ll have to drain it. It’s going to CALDWELL ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. •tsaanreiN 8oz. $ .8 OZ. "I'm absolutely surprised he’s get ugly. He’s going to get ugly. WOSIIAlC not dead.” said Gregory, who has "For 35 years, his body’s been INSURANSMITHS SINCE NEW YORK (AP) - Announcer taken on Hudson as a client, and preparing itself to die. There are OIL INC. Don Pardo may someday be hopes to get him to lose enough in muscles and arteries that have not saying, "Live from Moscow — It’s three months that he can be taken to functioned in his body for years,” 1914 Saturday Night!” And that's no the clinic. Gregory said. 733 joke. Hudson estimated his own weight Barbara A. Whitehead, Hudson’s per gal. C. O. D. Executive producer Lome Mi at 1,200 pounds. Several days ago. niece Who helps care for him, said DURATION OLD SPICE ECOTRIN chaels said Wednesday that if Hudson stood on a scale, propped up he has always seemed happy. He 649-5241 Stick Junior negotiations succeed, the Irrever 649-8841 Nasal Spray MITCHUM Tablets by three welghtlifters. A spring listens to jazz, blues and pop music 65 E. CentBr 8tre«t TRIAMINICOL Vitamins ent NBC comedy show will origi popped on the scale at 1,000 pounds. and played Monopoly, cards and Prtem Subl^d to Change ManchBtter, Ct. .50 OZ. Solid Deodorant 250'8 nate from Moscow sometime after He has forsaken his daily checkers with her. He reads the Deodorant Syrup R»g. or Umcontod 75’$ the first of the year. Thanksgiving-size meals, when he Bible every day, she said. Hap. or UnicontoO 4 OZ. The show begins its 13th season would devour three or four ham 2 OZ. “ Overeating is a disease,” Hud 2 OZ. Oct. 17 with the same cast as last steaks and six large bottles of soda son said. "It’s a habit for me. When year — the first time that's pop for breakfast or lunch. His depressed, a man reaches for a happened in nine years. grocery bill averages about $300 a bottle of whiskey. I reach for food. : E Duration At a news conference to talk week. It becomes like a junkie needing a about the new season, Michaels and Hudson receives disability pay- needle.” the cast fielded the usual questions SNOW PLOWING about guest hosts and conflicts with NBC censors. Then, Michaels was asked if he FAMILY SINUTAB PEDIACARE TYLENOL planned to take the show out of Extra Studio 8H. SEXUALITY EDUCATION Drops ® Strength 8 “ We’re trying to see If we can go Tablets to Russia sometime later in the season," he said. The reporters - for parents of Children laughed, and he added. “ Seriously, FREE oddly enough.” (Birth through age 12) ^ When it became apparent Mi- ochaels really was serious, he was a twelve hour course to help parents to asked about censorship problems • clarify and share Christiafr values doing a show from the Soviet Union. • communicate clearly “ I don’t think censorship matters If the audience doesn’t understand • give children accurate information the language you’re performing SUNDAY In," he said. “ I think it would be an interesting thing because it’s time SUNDAY that the Russian censors met the SUNDAY American censors and work it out." SUNDAY After the news conference, Mi SATURDAY chaels said a person he wouldn’t identify had approached him about taking the sl)ow to the Soviet Union and that negotiations through diplo matic channels are underway. He said the idea is not so unthinkable, since “ Saturday Night Live" Is well-known in Europe as "the" U.S. satirical television show. M.'
‘‘ W - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurwtav. Oct. B. 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Oct. 8. 1987 — 21 The Prime Lending Rate 'I. ' Recording taik of Congress USINESS m . Etch btnK ttii N$ own pfimt lending l i W rate. Mott banks follow tha lead of one o( more large monay-caniar banks in adjusting their prime raits up or down. costs $18 miiiion each year Today's adjustmant was announced by No clear-cut answer on interest rates CltibarSi and Chase Manhattan Bank. By Tom Soppy mental Printing Office, at a cost of Central America is more than a Th* Associated Press I By John Cunniff raising or lowering the price it dollar falls. interest rates could cut into profits, $l$.l million this fiscal year. billion dollars. If this information is Th« AMOclated Prtts charges commercial banks. 9.257o About 22,000 copies are printed used properly, it could save us But did it have a choice? raise home mortgage rates, reduce Where’s ' WASHINGTON - Talk may be On Sept. 4, the Fed raised the Had it not acted, the dollar might consumer spending and even I O c t o b t r with some 0,400 distribqted to billions of dollars." NEW YORK - Whether to raise discount rate, the rate at which it 7 cheap, but not on Capitol Hill. House and Senate m em bm and House Minority Leader Robert H. have continued falling, bringing threaten a recession. interest rates and so attract foreign lends to member banks, thus with it the investment value that Responding to a cut in their the hair? When Mark Lim of Darien. III., $,600 going to correspondents, Michel, R-ni., took the floor to tell investors, or try to keep rates low, won the "Land of Freedom" essay supporting the price of the dollar foreigners had in the United States. margins as a result of the higher former members of Congress, GOP leaders and staffs to object to the better to help American manu of Oom OeLulse gets contest sponsored by the Friends of and reassuring foreign investors in ’The United States needs foreigners. discount rate, commercial banks agencies. Judges and recipients all future insertions that would cost facturers, and In so doing reduce Free China, Rep. Harris W. Fawell, U.S. stocks, bonds, real estate and Among other things, it needs them responded Wednesday by raising to the root of the designated by congressional more than $10,000 to print. the trade deficit, that’s the other investments. R-III., placed his winning entry ip members, at no cost to them. The to finance its deficits. the prime lending rate to top-rated M matter as he finds "We have gotten quite excessive question. ’That reassurance was needed, the Congressional Record. remaining 7,000 are delivered and Those deficits, of course, are a customers. And when top-rate lately. And it’s Just got to stop,” he It is a question that allows for no because investments in other na the going a bit Cost to the U.S. taxpayers: conisequence of U.S. interests buy customers, such as large compan charged to government depart said. either-or de(Cision, and to which tions were becoming equally at rough whiie trying $654.66. ments or sold by the Superintendent ing a lot of foreign goods — imports ies, are forced to pay more for Some other recent entries: there is no clear-cut answer or tractive to foreigners, since every Rep. Matthew J. Rinalco, RN.J., of Documents. — while selling far lesa to them. In money, you may be sure that to trim the aiready- IV, y • Sen. Richard G. Lugar, Rind., response satisfying to all parties, decline in the dollar lessened the also offered his congratulations in It averages about 224 pages and is included his remarks and news short, dollars have been accumu consumers wiil, too. AP graphic baid head of guest domestic and foreign. Whatever Is value of their dollar-denominated While the Fed, in theory, reaches the Record on July 7 to the Roselle published daily whenever either paper obituaries on Hortense My lating overseas, and they are the response, it involves a delicate holdings. its decisions without regard to Richard Moil of fA Park, N.J., High School baseball house of Congress is in session. ers, described as the first lady of needed back home as investments. balancing act. In raising the discount rates, the politics, some analysts of perhaps a NBC-TV's “Night team, which won the Group 1 New Over the years, the Record has Indiana Journalism. Cost: $010.32. The problem now lies in the lap of Fed understood that it would, at Those investments must be made cynical bent insist that something Jersey High School baseball been a bone of contention between • Rep. Marcy Kaptur, DOhio, Court.” DeLuise Alan Greenspan, the new chairman least to some small degree, reduce attractive. Higher yields help. else is involved. That something, championship. congressional members and the inserted a Toledo Blade magazine Boost in prime rate portrays a barber of the Federal Reserve, the U.S. the trade advantage of U.S. expor In raising its discount rate, the they say, is the U.S. presidency. Cost; $120.61. press and public over the insertion article on Barney Guilter, who for central bank that seeks to raise or ters, whose goods become rela Fed accepted a calculated risk to Recognizing that next year is an who caters to the Rep. Fortney H. "Pete” Stark, of extraneous material. 25 years has been Speaker Pro the domestic economy, since higher decrease the supply of money by tively less expensive abroad as the election year, they reason that D-Calif., used the Record to con Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez, DTexas, Tempore of the Ohio House of stars in the hfilf- President Reagan wili seek to leave is iikeiy to drive up hour TV series. gratulate a team of California State took the floor on July 7 to criticize Representatives. Cost: $1,025.10. University mechanical engineering the San Antonio newspapers for office on a wave of economic APpholo 'itudents for setting a new record of The Congressional Research Ser GE earnings increase 16 percent prosperity. Thus, they contend, a writing about his filling at least 65 vice of the Library of Congress says 1,971.77 miles per gallon in a pages, or $31,915 worth of space, in cooperative Fed will serve foreign the publication "can be thought of other interest rates gasoline-powered vehicle in the 4th the Record this year with special FAIRFIELD (AP) - GE has from RCA’s records and carpets, in financial services, aircraft en investors now and domestic con as the world’s largest daily news Annual West Coast Supermileage order speeches and extensions of announced net earnings for the business which have since been gines, plastics and medical sys cerns later. By Vivian Marino day. Other banks quickly followed Competition. paper as it contains an account of third quarter were $703 million, up sold. Adjusting for that difference, tems." said Chairman John F. Of first priority, according to The Associated Press suit. State coiieges, corporations remarks, those parts of the publica everything that is said and done on Cost; $163.66. tion not directly dealing with 16 percent from $604 million for the GE’s third-quarter sales this year Welch Jr. “ Earnings in most other them, is a 'dollar stable enough to "It’s ... a way of catching up to the floors of the House and Senate.” Senate Majority Leader Robert legislative debate. The newspapers same period last year, and attrib were up 5 percent. key businesses were better or attract foreign money. Next is the NEW YORK - Major U.S. banks some of the Fed’s tightening (of goal of restraining inflationary C. Byrd, D-W.Va., once described did not include the space used by Prior to 1073, when the Congres uted the increase to a strong improved profit margins, reflect raised their prime lending rate a credit) in recent months,” Ward Earnings for the first nine forces that might be arising. And the Congressional Record as "a Gonzales in debate on the floor. sional Record was first published, performance by financial services, ing the comprehensive productivity half percentage point to 9.25 per McCarthy, chief financial econo consider ’eiectronic campus’ aircraft engines and medical months were $2 billion, or $2.24 per programs we have been third is the aim of setting the stage symbol of our democracy through Gonzalez said he has used the there was no complete and syste cent, the highest level in 19 months, mist for Merrill Lynch Capital share, up from $1.8 billion, or $1.93 for an easier monetary policy in which the people may fully observe Record to bring his message to his matic method of recording congres systems. implementing.” in a move iikeiy to drive up interest Markets. “ I don’t think it was much By Susan Okula discipline and maturity to work per share for the same period last Welch said that during the third 1988, one that will seek to recharge and want to continue taking courses the making of their laws and may constituents because the newspap sional proceedings and debates. on mortgages, home equity loans of a surprise." Tht Associated Press The Fairfield-based company year. Sales in the first nine months the economy in time for the alone, to read and to write without a from them, he said. hold their liawmakers accountable ers won’t report his actions. According to historian Elizabeth quarter GE announced an agree and credit cards. The last time the prime was as said Wednesday that sales for the of .1987 were $27 billion, up from elections. , support group... Some people can’t Courses presently offered to for their words and deeds." In recent months, a brouhaha McPherson, this may be explained ment to acquire most of Thomson The increase, the fifth this year, high as 9.25 percent was in early NEW HAVEN - Instead of third quarter were $9.4 billion, up 1 $22.9 billion for the comparable If that is the case, the Fed’s Job is be alone with a book and learn." people who use the Electronic The Constitution provides that arose when Rep. Bill Alexander Jr., by the lack of precedent in England S.A.’s medical equipment business, was attributed by economists to>- March 1986, when it was lowered percent from the$9.28billionforUie period last year. even more ticklish, more sensitive walking into a college classroom, People who attended the meeting University Network cost between "each House shall keep a journal of D-Ark., took it upon himself — atan plus cash, and agreed in principle to efforts by the Federal Reserve from 9.5 percent to 9 percent. The as well as America. same quarter last year. The third "Particularly good earnings and more thankless than it wasever some students may be tim ing on were signing up for committees to $300 and $600, said Harrison. Both its proceedings, and from time to estimated cost of $197,873 — to sell. RCA Global Communications Board to tighten up on credit in prime peaked at 20.5 percent in quarter 1986 results included sales growth came from higher revenues envisioned to be. their personal computers under a develop the proposal while Harri undergraduate and graduate time publish the same, excepting insert into the Record 3'A years of The proceedings of Parliament for about $160 million cash. order to stem the dollar’s decline 1981. new proposal being (considered by son and Eskow said they hoped the courses are offered. such parts as may, in their congressional debate on the Boland had been closed for several centur and hold down inflation. The increase follows recent run state universities and corporations. first course offerings could start in If the proposal develops, Eskow Judgment, require secrecy." Amendment barring military aid to ies. However, the House of Lords On Wall Street, blue-chip stock ups in credit market rates, which , The proposal Is for a state March. said he would set up a company The House and Senate Journals the Contras fighting the govern began to keep a Journal of its prices Wednesday appeared to during the past year have pushed electronic network giving access to Harrison said the meeting was research and development office in are the official records of congres ment of Nicaragua. « proceedings in 1509, the House of ‘Ex-dividend’ is difficult to understand stabilize after a big drop. The Dow up banks’ costs of borrowing money accredited college courses. Stu arranged with companies from New Haven. sional proceedings but the Record It was the longest insertion in the Commons in 1547. Jones average edged up 2.45 points, and paying interest on deposit dents would use the n e tw ^ to Connecticut who wanted local col QUESTION: date, the dividend would have been for buying and selling stocks — the closing at 2,551.08. The index had accounts. The idea could easily be carried is more widely known, referred to Record in at least 20 years, Following this precedent, the communicate with professors via leges to participate in such a The following yours. settlement date is five days after tumbled 91.55 points on Tuesday, its "Banks have been under pres across state lines, with out-of-state and used. according to a printing office Colonial Assemblies in America personal computers. Most course network. has been bother Anyone who buys a stock before the trade date on which the biggest point decline ever. sure to maintain profit margins or even out-of-country students The Record, substantially a ver spokesman. kept only a Journal of their work woul^ be done Independently ing us for a long that stock’s ex-dividend date gets transaction took place. A buyer The prime is the benchmark used following huge writeoffs for loan- Corporation employees already eventually taking the Connecticut batim account of the proceedings of Aiexander said of the 403-page proceedings, according to a Con with no class time required. time. We sold the dividend; the seller does not. must pay for his purchase or a by banks to set interest rates on a loss reserves" for shaky Third have ties to the local universities classes by computer, he said. Congress, is printed by the Govern insert: "The cost of U.S. policy in gressional Research Service study. Investors’ At least 10 schools and about 25 100 shares of Anyone who buys on or after the seller must deliver to his broker the range of corporate and consumer World loans, said Elizabeth G. companies are looking at the stock on Oct. 28. Guide ex-dividend date does not get the shares he sold no later than the loans. Reiners, a money market analyst proposal, discussed Wednesday at 1986. The "set iv - dividend; the seller does. settlement date. Consumers are likely to feel the with Dean Witter Reynolds. a meeting at Southern New Eng tlement date" william A. Doyle The company whose stock you effect of the increase most, since The prime was raised to 8.75 land Telecommunications Corp. % was Nov. 4. the sold sent the dividend check to you Why. then, aren’t there five days major corporations, once the main percent from 8.25 percent on Sept. "I think Connecticut is going to WE’RE SERVING YOU BREAKFAST fifth business because the shares were still from the time a stock goes borrowers at rates based on the 4, in response to the Fed’s decision create a new learning business.” day following A i n registered in your name at the close ex-dividend to the dividend’s re prime, can nowadays get lower to boost its discount rate, the loan sa id Sey mou r Eskow. president of a th e Oct. 28 of business on the Nov. 7 record cord date? By my count, there are rates from banks or borrow In the fe e charged to financial San Francisco-based company "trade date.” date. only four days in between. cheaper commercial paper institutions. called Electronic University TOGETHER On Nov. 21, we received a $70 the stock would have gone ex- That happens reasonably fre market. Many economists said they ex Network. dividend check from the company dividend on Nov. 3. We owned the quently. when there are delays In ANSWER: There are five days in “ More and more consumer bor pected a rise in the prime, but some Eskow’s company is presently M c D o n a ld 's whose stock we had sold. ’The stock shortly before It went ex- transferring stock ownership on the that time span, even though the rowing is tied to the prime, whether were surprised by the size of the the link between IS colleges and accompanying letter said the divi dividend. Why weren’t we entitled record books of companies and record date is the fourth business it is through adjustable-rate mort increase. students who take courses by ■ I . . and the Manchester Herald dend was payble to stockholders of to keep the dividend? their transfer agents. day after the ex-dividend date. gages, home equity loans or low- "It does appear to be relatively computer across the country. The record Nov. 7. We subsequently got I have a recurring dream that all interest-rate credit cards,” said greater than the market cost of proposal for Connecticut repres a letter from our brokerage firm ANSWER: Because you sold investors will finally understand Here’s why. If a dividend is Alan Fox, a spokesman for the funds," said McCarthy. ents the first time that colleges, saying we were not entitled to that before the. stock went ex-dividend. ex-dividend. But. as the old song payable to holders of record at the Consumer Federation of America. For instance, he said, a one- corporations and a communica dividend. On Dec. 24, we paid our You stopped owning those 100 goes: “ It’s only a dream.” Ques close of business Friday. Nov. 6. the An increase in the prime also month certificate of deposit carries tions company such as SNET would brokerage firm the $70. shares the very minute you sold on tions about the ex.-dividend proce stock goes ex-dividend at the could slow economic growth. ' an interest rate of 7.60 percent. A work together to form such a You wrote (hat a stock goes Oct. 28. As a result, the person who dure keep coming in. opening of business Monday. Nov. Citibank and Chase Manhattan — I'A percentage point spread be venture, Eskow said. ex-dividend the fourth business day bought the 100 shares you sold was 2. Between the opening Monday and two of the nation’s biggest banks — tween that, rate and the prime Is The colleges would develop the” before the "record date.” Since the entitled to that dividend. If you had QUESTION: In "regular way" the close Friday, there are five full were the first to announce the usually sufficient to maintain com courses. SNET would provide the record date in this case was Nov. 7. sold on or after the ex-dividend transactions — the usual method business days. Count ’em again.' increase from 8.75 percent Wednes fortable profit margins for banks, network technology and corpora tions would provide the students, who would need their own personal computers. Eskow said. A student need not be a corporation employee, to take a course, he added. " CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Among the businesses that at tended the meeting were Xerox Corp.. Aetna Life Ic Casualty and the Hartford Insurance Group, said Burgess Harrison, a marketing Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED account manager of SNET. miHELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ED Quitted Carrier Colleges represented included As a condition precedent to -.CLERICAL. Full time of the University of Connecticut, the the plocement of ony odver- LOSERS Wontedl Over-^ TELEPHONE Operotor- NURSES Aides. Training TR A V EL Agency East or WELDER/Pobrlcotor. weight people for her flee position, 40 hours /Typlst. Seektno o full doss starting soon. the River needs assist University of New Haven and tlslno In the Manchester He Must hove 2 years ex rald, Advertiser hereby bal based weight week, Monday - FrI time telephone opera You will be paid while ance typing and tele perience In blueprints community colleges, he said. agrees to protect. Indemnify control program. No day. Oom to 4:30pm tor. Must posess effec you learn, plus receive phone etiquette re and layout. Company The University of New Haven has and hold harmless the Man drugs. No excercise. Reliability and accu tive telephone skills, free meals. Taking ap quired. Will train. paid uniforms and be already committed itself to offering chester Herald, Its officers Doctor recommended. racy Important. Expe typing 35-50wpm, apti plications for full or Respond to Box GG, nefits. East Hartford some courses on the network. and employees against any Revolutionary new fat rience using adding tude tor figures and port time certified C/0 The Manchester and all liability, loss or Welding. 209-2323. Harrison said. blocker, reduces fat. machine, typing skills basic office skills to Nurses Aides tor all Harold. ______EOE.______expense. Including attor helpful. Apply In per "We think that with a Connecticut neys' fees, arising from (303) 484-0614. perform o variety of shifts. Earn o high rote M EDICAL Secretory tor S TE E L Erector, connect learning network we are moving claims of unfair trade practi son Prague Shoe Com clerical duties. Free of pay plus bonus busy Internist office. ing ond laying deck. ces, Infringement of trade HELP WANTED pany, 200 Pitkin St., parking. Benefits. hours. For more Infor Port time and full time. Will train. Many fringe Into a new era by Joining businesses marks, trade names or pot- East Hartford.______Apply In person, mation please coll: Di and educators to meet what we PUUWME/PJUITIIME Must type. Computer benefits Including den ents, violation of rights of CLEANING company Mondov-Frldov, 0:30 rector of Nurses, Mrs. experience o plus. tal. East Hartford consider a crisis In terms of the privacy and Infringement of * RETAILS needs working assist to 4:30. Prague Shoe A. Plante, Cresttleld copyright and proprietary Due ta holiday expen- Plaose send resume to Welding. 209-2323. labor force not being educated as it ant to owner. Also gen Company, 200 Pitkin Convotscent Home- Box J, C/O The Mon- E(3E.______rights, unfair competition slon, growing St., East Hartford. should be." said Harrison. and libel and slander, which eral cleaning help. Ev- /Fenwood Manor of chester Herald.______The network would not be the only company now Inter 643-5151, Monday .„tPART Time help. It you may result from the publica enlngs and or TELEPHONE Enumera C ER TIFIED Nurse Aide. love children, ore or solution to the problem but "It is a tion of any advertlsment In viewing Individueli In- weekends. Leave mes tors needed to update through Friday, 9om to 3pm. Immediate openings ganized and wont to bo delivery mechanism that can get the Manchester Herald by tereeted In e new excit sage 643-5747: Monchestepclty direc oil shifts, full or port advertiser. Including adver ing career or aecond tory. Wdr1( at home. 0 Pre-school or otter more education to more people.” he tisements In any free distri time positions. Every school teacher. Coll said. Income. *0.35 to atert Send name address and ' AasMm other weekend re bution publications pub telephone number to : Kinder-core, Monchos- One potential group would be lished by the Manchester with advancement po- SicrNvy/Bovd Clark quired. For more Infor ter. Linda 646-7090. tantlal. Daya or PART Time Evenings. Johnson Directory, At people who are handicapped, he Herald. Penny Sleffert, Full time poeltlon mation please coll. Di Publisher. evenlne. 688-8156, call Clerks. Notional News tention Manchester, P. LABORER Pull time for said. available (37.5 Hours rector of Nursing, 12 to 5 p.m .. paper Concern has Im O. Box 763, Cheshire, Cresttleld Convotscent steel fabrication shop. Eskow said the program i$ aimed mediate openings In Ct. 06410.______per week) Some flexi Company paid uniform bility tvlth hours and Home, 565 Vernon toward "adults who have the SECRETARY. Perman Manchester. Perfect GR AM PY’S corner store Street, Manchester. and benefits. Must Employment tor students. Moon work schedule — ex hove drivers license ent port time position, has Immediate open cellent fringe benefits. 643-5151. 12-16 hours per week, lighter. It you hove 4 ings for cashier clerks. and transportation. hours from 5prri-9pm 2 avanirms meeting per HOUSEKEEPING Coor- 209-2323. EOE. a Edueptfon good office skills, must Fleixible hours, liberal dlnotor. Recreotlon- be accurate with re and wont to earn great benefits. Apply at month. Salary *7.32 per DRIVER Needed to drive Use these measures pay... Coll todoyl hour depending on ex /Conterence center In cords and dependable. Grompy’s Corner Hebron seeks full time child to school dolly Coll for on appoint Don't delay. 647-9946. Store, 706 Main Street, perience. Requlre- and afternoons. Coll to strengthen bones* After 6pm. 1-220-5196. mente: Speed writing experienced em ment. between 0 and Monchester.______ployee. Supervisory offer 6pm. 649-8342. 9 HELP WANTED 4pm. 646-3772. „ or short hand. Contact: and "HandsOn" (Light ATLANTA (AP) - There are ED LABORER. Heavy con Dr. Nelhan Cheeler things people can do to slow down or RECEPTIONIST tor and heovy housekeep You con moke excellent DRIVER. Port time for SUBSTITUTES struction. Apply In per SupertnIendenI of ing) duties Involved. prevent osteoporosis, a disease that Medical office In South son. The Andrew dish cloths from the mesh Manchester Herald Windsor. 36 hours, 4 NEEDED Schools Competitive solory bogs In which oranges, causes bones^o weaken and break route. Coventry area. Ansoldl Company. 186 Coventry Public and full benefits. Coll days o week, typing, Bldwell Street, potatoes, onions, etc. ore more easily with age, according to Short hours. Good pay. bookkeeping, schedul 4 year degree required. Schools Mr. Larson at 220-9496. sold. Just boll tor IS the Arthritis Foundation. Manchester. Coll 742-8067. 9-12om, 7 ing and filing reoulred. Tolland Board of ra Ripley Hill Road SECRETARY. Gloston- minutes In water to which 2563 It recommends the followlrit to 10pm.□ SALESPERSON and Co- Experience or ntedlcol Education Coventry, C T 08238 bury Public Schools. 10 chlorine bleach has been measures to help people under the REGIONAL Classified training reoulred. Port shler.ln large shopping months, 35 hours per 8 center. Wanted for added. Put still good but ____ J®. age of 40 build strong bones and ods reach nearly tinters may be consi Cell 075-0024 for Clesin/^S7 Sl?ober ae week. Appticotlons no-longer needed furni 3,000,000 homes. One dered. Submit resume modern pharmacy ovolloble from Glas slow down the rate of eventual bone application. with professional at ture and appliances bock loss; classified od placed to: 100 Russell Street, PART TIrhe TVplTt tonbury Public School, Into use by selling them Monchester, C T, 06040. mosphere. Flexible This prelly and practical • Include four servings from the with the Manchester *45** Pir Day needed for small of 732 Williams Street, with o low-cost Classified. Herald wll I be placed In hours. Apply at once. Glostonbury, C T 06033. quillixi Casserole Carrier is so dairy food group In your diet each PERSON Wonted to core Liggett Porkode Phor- • fice. Includes geiterol 643-2711. over 200 newspapers for 3 children In my The ToHaoi learO if clerical work. Compu 633-5231 ext.441. EOE. handy for carrying h(H or cold day. EigeBiMltaiia EK mocy, 404 West Middle throughout New Eng-' home. Weekdoysevery Turnpike, Manchester. ter exposure helpful. HEAD teacher port time dishes lo picnics or polluck a Avoid smoking. land tor one low price. other Saturday. Must Flexible hours. ELBA. suppers. • Avoid heavy alcohol use. SECRETARY/Receptloi or full time. Expe S9ll Your Car Coll Classified 643-2711 hove own transporta PART Time office worker 649-1178. rienced with degree In No. 2563 has pallern • Get regular, weight-bearing ond ask tor detolls.o 1st doctors office East tion. 647-7043. tor Manchester Real INSURANCE Customer early childhood educa pieces; full dircclions. exercise, such as walking. H ELP wanted tor East Estate office. Typing Hartford. Part-time Many job opportunities CARPENTER-RetIred, tour mornings weekly. Service Assistant. tion, tor small daycare »15 7 The rate of bone loss increases Hartford based heating part time, small family and bookkeeping expe Manchester agency In Manchester. Coll rience helpful. 646-4655. Reply Box J J Man 4 Llnet — 10 Days rapidly after menopause for company. Experience operation, no pressure. seeking mature person 647-8700 or 649-9220. Tt tritr, us4 $2.50, tm Nst availabie with McDonald's* and licensed people chester Herald. BOO charge aaoh addl- women and, depending on the Will accomodate sche BOOKKEEPER. Port to help account repre PART Time companion ■iKtn, plii sot f*r as4 circumstances, doctors may re . ■ Inquire at locations below. only. Please coll and dule ond personal con- time/tull time. Rapidly BANKING-Full time sentatives by provid tor bedridden lady. tlonel line, per day. You commend estrogen to slow down leave message on 569 slderotlons. Andover growing Manchester Teller position availa ing technicol adminis L ig h t. housekeeping. can cancel at any time. AMXf CASOT 3395 or 560-739S. 743-7S69,Heeekdays ot office seeks full charge trative and clerical such loss. ble at the Sullivan Cooking, etc. 5 days SORRY. n v tx x sissi ter 7pm', anytime Bookkeeper. Hoursore Avenue office of the support. Reoulrements weekly. 643-5356. Kmr YMS, N.T. lOOIt weekends. 11:30-4:30 with some South Windsor Bonk Include: strong orgonl- NO REFUNDS OR rrlal K uit, M Srtii wlU ZIP MECHANIC. All benefits, cost mtt Sm* WMtw. TELEPHbNE-toke mev flexibility. Good stort and Trust. Experience zotlonol and communl- ADJUSTMENTS AirniBAiif B ing pay tor the r|gh1 preferred, but will . cation skills. Excellent must hove own tools. SPECIAL: Over 200 se GET YOUR COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE MANCHESTER HERALD WCBANKS B nPII sages, no soles. Flexi lections and a FREE i ble schedule, paid condldote of this smoll train Qualified appli environment In o non 649-2071. M liM Service CALL HERALD EMERGENCY Will tretn the right perSOh. non-smoking 3 person smoking office. For ap Station. Pattern Section in the trolnlng. Professional cant. In nerson ALBUM. Just $3.00. FIf* — Police — Medical ON SATURDAY MORNINGS AT THE FOLLOWING McDONALD’S LOCATIONS: Apply In person. office atmosphere, office. Coll Mary to to Marilyn L.en, 959 pointment coll Harriet TELEP H O N E (bperotars CLASSIFIED 252 Spencer St. convenient location arrange for your per- Sulllvor Av lue. South Johnson, Independent needed. Paid training. 46 West Center St. 1221 Tolland 1261 Burnside Ave. 89 Talcottville Rd. 30 Lafayette! Squtluare Mancheeur near W. Hartford town sonol Interview. 646- Windsor or coll 2W-6061 \ Insurance Center Inc. Port or full time. Coll 643-2711 DIAL 911 line. 523-2777. 2450. tor Interv'-w •=’OE. 646-6050. 649-2133. in Manchester Manchester, CT. Manchester, CT. East Hartford, CT. Vernon, CT. Rockville,, CT. tt - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Oct. «, I9r7 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Oct. 8, 1987 — 83 KIT ‘N* CARLYUE ’ by U rry Wright ■ L0T8/LAND APANTMENT8 Hap WMITED Nap WMITED FDR DALE FOR RENT DIETARY A i a r - CTDRY BRAND New Llstlngl Th c tcFTovat cattish PART Time 25 houre per MANCHESTER. De Permanent port time Planned commercial OJAS Iseuooos, Bi/T I CLASSIFIED APS 643-2711 week. 12 noon to S ^ . cember 1. Single family position for person to General ofRce duties zone I Main Street, El home. 3 bedrooms, liv fieeu Mise A perform a variety of Including data entry, lington. Approxi ing room, dining room. cannibau. Notices ■iMtAtss Pfopofty . 25 EntfftolfimBnt . 53 Form SuBPlIta OM Eawlpmenl . . 00 kitchen tasks. Great typing and tiling. Cox mately 2 acres In hot S735 plus utilities. All- ftosorf Proptrfv 2* Beekkttolno/Income Tox...... BATBf* 1 to 0 dovs: f t ctnts p tr lint ptr dov. hours for high school growing area. Ideal for Lo«t/Found...... 01 MOftpOOOS ...... S4 Offlct/Rololl Eoulpmtnt ...... 01 Cable Greater Hart brlo Realty. 649-0917. Ptrtonotft...... 07 22 Corptntrv/RtmedeMng ...... 55 Rocrootlonel Eoulpmont...... 12 7 to If dovs: 70 ctnts p tr lint ptr dov. student. Coll Monchet- NtIWWfWIWWIWWFW Wontfd to Buy . ... 21 30 to 3S dovs; 40 ctnts ptr lint ptr dov. ford. Coll Cox Cable e e e_e_e_e e ' banks, restaurants, of Announctmtnlt...... 03 PoInllnefPoMrIno . 54 •ootB ond AAorInt Eovtomont . •3 ter Manor 6464)129. I Rep. 6464906. fices, retail, etc. Coll MANCHESTER. Lovely 4 Auctions...... 04 RpGfIrHI/SIdIno 52 AAutIcol Htmt .f...... 04 M or m o rt dovs: 50 ctnts Ptr lint ptr dov. tor 1 TNOtE BUYS WHO M W ni 1WB ItIVipE room, 2 bedroom Flat Finonclol...... 05 R en tols Fleorlnp...... SO Comofot ond Photo Eoulpment . 15 Mlntmom clwrpt: 4 lints. F U L L Time night owl _ to eur •uckaL towk A eMpper; fo r m ore details. EiBCtfICOl...... SO Peta and Suogilea...... 04 $310,000. Jackson & on 2nd floor. No ap t Booms for B tn t...... 11 positions available In . f t iMiurs- PMNT stump rarMwel.el. IFtoe Aportmonts for B tn t...... HBOtlno/PiumplnG... . 40 Mltcttfonoout for Soto...... •7 OBADLINBS: For clossifltd odvtrtlstmtnts to IhDmIOY Afitf RNlDftaP Jackson, 647-8^. □ pliances. Available Im Empioyment A Education MitetHontovs S«rvlcM To» Solea...... bt puoiishtd Tutsdov tnrouph ioturdov. ttit CLERK Ellington group home. 5M: Oav».A46G87A B U I L 0 E f » eeMmetss. SpeM Condominiums for Btnt.. 41 M bwHiIIm CittBodflwfora ooneMarelton tor aMarty mediately. $550 per Holp W onttd...... Homos for B tn t ...... 34 StrvicBt WontBd...... 42 Wonttd fo Buy/Trode...... 09 dtodlint Is noon on tht dov btfort publication. Join a new and growing month plus heat. Ex SItuotlon Wonttd ...... For odvtrtlstmtnts to bt pubtistitd Mondov. [IMIYIWIW! ImM. Tom or M and Iwndleepped. StortrOffIct Spoct...... 35 TYPIST Connecticut Agency Itouto fjMr eev. K 8DRT cellent locotlon. No Busintss Opportunitios . Bttort Proptrty...... 34 Merchandise tht dtodlint Is 3:30 p.m. on Fridov. for developmentolly Instruction...... Industrlol Breptrty...... 32 Immedlete pert time po- HtoHW^YWweiistoie 6 4 6 4 7 1 5 • 47.78S3 PRDPERTY pets. Jackson & Jack- Emplovmont Strvicts . Holltfoy/SBOSonol...... 71 Autom otive disabled adults. Send • c u t i M i i M l Gorooos ond Storoot...... 31 Antlautf ond CoiltctlbtM 72 Cor* for Solo...... 91 BfiAD YOUB AD. Clossifltd odvtrtlstmtnts ort eltion avaHeMe In the son. 647-8400. . Boommotts Wonttd...... Ctotblno...... tofctn bv ttitptiont os o convtnitnct. Tht letter of Interest and FOR Sole. Fully furnished Wonttd to Btnt...... 40 . 23 Truckt/Vont for Sdit...... 92 main offiee ot our su- MANCHESTER. 2 bed Real Estate Furnltur*...... 74 ComotfB/Trolltri...... 93 Monchtsttr Htrold Is rtsponsibit for onlv ont resume to House Man DELIVERING Mobile home, Vero TV/St«rto/ApoHonces...... incorrtet insortlon ond thtn only for tht sitt of permefkal chain. Vary ager, P.O. Box 361, room apartment In 2 Homts for $ o lt ...... 25 Moterevetaa/Mooeda...... 94 Rich form team, 5 yards, Beach, Florida. 1 bed Services Mochintry ond Toolt...... 76 Amo Sarvicta ...... 95 tht orlpinol Instrtion. Errors which do not divereifled poaKion, re- Coventry, CT 06238. fomlly house located In Condominiums for Solo. town ond Gordon ...... 72 Auto* for fttnt/Ltott...... 96 Itsstn tht volut of tht odvtrtlstmtnt will not S7S plus tax. Sand, grovel, room, Florida Room, nice area. $550 plus Lots/Lond for Solo Child Coro...... 51 Good Thinos to Eot...... 70 Mlfctliontovt Automotivt _ 97 bt corrtcttd by on odditlonol instrtion. quiraa good office akilit. screened porch. $9,000. Invtsimtnt Proptrty .. CItonino Strvicts. ... 52 GDO labs, Truckine. and decorative stone. utilities. 2 months se Futf OM/Cool/Firtwood...... 7f Wonttd to Btfv/Trodt ...... 91 Exceilent telephone C LCAM IH t ^Stryices. •fMHBMcTEWMX Home repairs. You 646-0263 or 646-7420. curity. Available No manner le esaentiel in EXPERIENCED t. H8B8B- name It, we do it. Free B43-9504 vember 1. Coll 649-3871. 7424M8 this poeitlon, requiring Profit ami L o m eettowtes. Insured. 643- MINT Condition. 1 bed extanaive Interaction by M CHMIQCIRL MDRTDA6E8 room, 1st floor, unfur Colloctor. iTrSBSnSul IXTB irB r-FaTnilne phone. Work schedule *C8HniTnKCAIAmBWWK nished apartment. 1 HELP WMITED HELPWMITQI HELP WMITED WLP WMITED HELP WMITED HELP WMITED Indudea 24-29 hours Send resume to to iM stt Coll dene. TYefSond brush car garage. Includes per week. cut end houled away. •im ictvtTiM NO PAYMENTS utilities. Suitable tor PART Time Clerical posi DELI HRip. Full and port Box KK Stockode fences in- Up to 2 ytart. Kit* your fi single protesslonol or F U LL and port time Shift MODERN Eoo process Salary commensurate meernoMST/ tion for small office of tlmt positions avolla- Supervisor for drug ing plant looking for NOON-TIME MDES c/o Manchester stalled. miHy Insured. nancial dimcuitiM eoodbvt. career couple. No pets. P u z t e Ic b u n t r . SOONUEKR local food broker. b|9. No experience ntc- store In Manchester experienced candler. with expertsnes. Com Herald 64341741 otter Sbm. Avoid forocloturo. Catch up Appliance and laundry Mancheeter Board of plete program of fringe on loft poymontt luchos first Apply In person. 4-6pm. Hours 8:3Q-5pm. Mon cessarv. Apply In per area. Experience pre Other positions alto 0 e o 9 o ■•''le'.*'b t e facilities. Available day and Tuesday. son to Dell Manager, Education is seeking benelKa. v GAGNE or tteond mortoopo or ovon Immediately. Security ferred but not necces- available. Good pay, noon-time aides for outstondlno ertdit cord bills. Answer to Previous P u iils Thi Andrew Aniildl Co. Heavy phones, light Highland Park Market, tory. We will troln. good benefits. Coll 228- BDDKKEEPER Full Hang Tape and and references re ACROSS 41 Actor typing and filing. M Waddell, Bowers and Call 289-3301, ext. 221. charge through trial ‘TvM IYserllM ir EXCAVATION Koop your homo troo and quired. Onlv 15 minutes Brynnar Ag^WYToT^ lee Bldwell 8t. 317 Highland Street, Flexible hours. Salary 3523 for Interview. cltar without lions. Bod 1 P tirl Martin Schools. balance. Flexible sche Spray Sheet Rock. R .R . fiaa, planting, 42 Quido'i high L sB o w|7 Manchester hourly. Coll Marlene Manchester. S5.50-S6 per hour de crodlt or lot# poymont his to Downtown Hartford. 6 thfl night 644-5100. WAREHOUSE Person dule 25-30 hours per CO. S600 month. Call 646- nota o]m WUTn|c INSPECTOR-Entry level. pending on experience. needed for growing »4.75/Hour •8*^ Dovid Sllvinsky T ra e w o rk . tory Isnoto probitm. Kindly btfort 44 Tannii Benefits and vacation Sh op R ite week. Computer expe CALL RTE. as • BOLTON coll; 6976. Village Realty. C h rlilm ti tTuTrTnB(a CASHIERS. Pull time, Individual capable of company In South Interested applicants rience preferred, at aquipmant IwlilofelL flexible hours, gener dimenslonol Inspection package ovoltabte to Windsor areo. Duties should contact: Dr. Sepermarkato, lac. •47-7186 9 Equip 45 In bygone tractive Tolland Turn - C a ll 228-9153 The Swiss □□CDQQE] ous salary. Benefit utilizing standard In quolltled employees. 59 Leggett St. 6 4 6 - 2 6 1 4 •gtin dayi RN/LPN Include shipping and Rowe, Waddall. 647- pike location. S10-S12 •4eem For Free Estimate Conservative Group 11 Rsspond package available to spection tools and Send resume to: P.O. East Hartford, CT 1 YEAR OLD 46 Actress Now Interviewing for recleving. Inventory 3393; Mr. Spine, Bow per hour to start. All 1-4S4-44M or 12 lllnsis Charisss B m qualified employees. gouges. Mutt be capa Box 994, Rocky HIM, control, some heavy ers, M7-rai% Mr. Whln- For Annual Lease 13 Tropical 3-11 shift Monday replies confidential. 1-4S4-1334 47 Numsro □TsTti Apply now In person: ble of reading opera CT, 06067 lifting. Good opportun nem, Martin, 647-3366. RETIRED persons take 2 Story Duplox flowor Call Paul ZIto, Q.S.A. C 48 Latsst B B B B B Q jB Arthur Drug, 942 Main through Friday. tion sheets and blue ities for advancement. c o t note: Ideal part time 15 Social insoct Optical 649-3177. In Coventry on 2.7 51 Race faster T u t l A lw l [ E l C £ 8 Street, Manchester. prints. We offer com Non smoker preferred. work. Inspect and 16 Actrais JACK of all trades I acres of beautiful than □IsII nTaTm [m I y £ A Attention Mr. Koras or NO WEEKENDS petitive wages and be South Windsor Office TOWN ot Coventry an clean shopping center Rentols Novak 54 Birthmark CASHIERS Bright, energetic Indi wooded site. 11 miles □ A ^ c H | y | e A 1 Mr. Strieker. 643-1505. nefits, Including paid Supply. 289-6466. nounces position for parking lot area. Flexi 16 1957 scienca 55 Gluttony For more vidual able to perform from downtown Man □Tt^ W kTiI T7 E group health Insuran- rofi'PsrttliiM — ble hours. Approxi •vtnt (abbr.) 56 Dutch chaasa Information please RETAIL. Full or port port time Assistant Ca general maintenance MANCHESTER. Colonial BRAND New listing. This TWO Fomlly. Time tested 19 Valuabla card ce,a pension plan and *S/Nr. nine Control Officer. mately 25 hours per chester. Close to shop 57 Relaxation 34 City in RtSTAURANT time needed for new on several apartment on nice deep lot, on a charming older Colon building with 13 rooms. RDDM8 20 Airllns infor call — paid holidays. Inter ALL SHIFTS retail stationary store Port time, Saturday, week. Excellent pay. ping snd Iskss. DOWN Dragon buildings. Must be able quiet Cul-de-Soc In con ial on Scarborough 2 modern kltchen- FDR RENT mation views can be arranged AVAILABLE. MORNING. opening In the Vernon Sundays and Holidays, Call 6464)131. FULL-TIME and ID Csll Helen st 35 Dacraased venient location. Front Rood In Manchester Is s.. .one with private sun (•bbr.) —brxentacting C. Tyler DAYS, NIGHTS AND to perform minor spaed CRESTFIELD area In October. Com approximatelyt ly 20 NC/CNC Trolnees(2) one PART-TIME bursting at the seams life breakfast room. 21 Ur>ctf JOIN A WINNER or MXGamache at 643- WEEKENDS.. plumbing, electrical, to back Master plus up MANCHESTER. 3 rooms 643-2487 or 36 Foxy petitive pay and benef hours par week. Re for 1st, one for 2nd with potential. Cos New roof, triple glazed 22 Singar 6531. BOE. OTHER POSITIONS carpentry, etc. Good HELP to 3 more bedrooms. for rent. Main Street. T Convalescent quirements for the po Haggard 36 Accustoms BE A WINNER AVAILALBE its. Coll 289-6466. Ask shift. Minimum 6 starting salary and Dining room, fire- metic Improvements windows, steel siding. For Information call 6 4 6 - 1 3 3 9 25 Wistarn 39 M ika bare APPLY TO PERSONNEL for Lynn. _____ sition ore some knowl months NC experience. paid vacation. Call 643- placed living room,full ore needed throughout Lots of mature plant 529-7858 or 563-4438. 40 jacket Work with the best sea Home edge of the core and Sales / Stock Its 6 rooms, 3 bed ings and trees. Amesite mountains M e d i c a l AT: MANAGER. Active video Able to read blueprints 2659. baths, garage. $147,900. 26 Habraw lattar .43 Work Ilka food rostaurant In 643-5151 B.J. WHOLESAU CLUB store needs bright Indi handling of dogs, some and use standard person, mornings D.W. Fish, 643-1591 .□ rooms, and V/7 baths. parking. Offered at 30 By birth America and find out OFFICE INC. vidual tor 35 hour o knowledge of the na measuring equipment. Newer furnace and $158,900. Coll Blan 9 |APARTMENT8 C0NDDNIINIUM8 31 Norma 49 2sa Zsa's ture, purpose and en and afternoons HIGH Calibre. New how good It faals to be a ass REV. MOODY week position. Coll 649- Excellent benefits. SALES Raised Ranch of mas roof. Excellent estab chard &' Rossetto, ZI fDR rent FDR RENT (Sally Fiaid sister DELIVERY Person. Run MANAGER OVERPASS 5369 ask for Carl. forcement of lows re- Apply to Corlyle John available. Apply: sive proportion..built lished neighborhood. "We're Selling movia) 50 Amount winner. drug store deliveries HARTPORO. CT. lotlng to dogs, son Machine Com Won't lost long! Houses". 646-2482.n ELD ERLY housing now 2 Bedroom. Woodmere, 32 V ila studant 52 Yorkshire for busy Manches PEOPLE with your best Interest dally Mondav- see knowledge of dog con pany, 52 Main Street, In mind. All quality S165,000. Jackson & FIRST Prize for quality. taking applications for Vernon. 1 '/7 baths. 33 Is angtrad by river OPENINGS AVAILABLE: ter practice. Physi trol, fomlllortv with With or without ex England Jackson Real Estate. 3 bedroom apartments. Garage, pool, tennis. 37 Oarogatory Saturday. Must use Manchester. EOE. materials and work Possible In-law unit. 53 or coffee • Day Food Froporotlon own car, have Insu cian office experi the operation of dog perience. We hove 647-8400. □ Starting S560. Coll 538- Club House. S950 In • Night KHehen ence essential as Is DARK Room Technician. manship. 7 rooms, Vh Young 3 bedroom Wtl- rance, a good driving ASSISTANT Manager/ pound; some ability to openings full or part Hardware 6522.______cluding utilities. 649- • Othor poahiona aiao tvallablo ability to manage Part time AM. X-Ray baths, fireplace, 2 car SPLENDID Privacy. Momsburg Colonial In record and must know Manager trainee. has teller positions prepare reports and time tor you with Generous size rooms Lydoll Woods...2 full MANCHESTER. 3 bed- 9006. people and deal maintain cooperative office. Will train. 649- zn W. MkMe Take., garage and a beautiful W E O FFER ; Manchester area. Only S18,000 to start. Gram- available In the Vernon 8979. room tor advance lot with old stone walls. make this truly o home baths, deck, garage room townhouse, fully about 3-5 hours a day os with public. Chal relations with the pub or BeHM NeM • FuN ond Fort-TImo pv's Corner Store has Circle, Oart Hill Road ment. All we ask Is Located only 0 minutes built for 0 growing and unique floor plan appllanced kitchen, HDRIE8 necressary. $185 based lenging and rew ard lic. A current Connecti ORIVERS-FuM time posi • FloilWo Hour* an Immediate opening that you be bright, from the center of family. King slzelfully with family room. See parking for 2 cars. $695 FOR RENT on 6 days for the ser ing position, liberal for on Assistant Mon- and Northeast offices. cut Motor Vehicles Op tions nrigklng local de- appllanced kitchen. 3 this home with Its up- per month, heat and • Qroit Storting Balory benefits, salary erator's license Is llverl^Naom e heavy and aggressive ond MECHANICS helper-gas Manchester! $189,900. • Trolning ond Advonoomont vice. Apply In person, aoer/Manaoer trainee. Previous teller or Cash Coll 646-2482. "Were bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2 to-dote floor plan to hot water Included ,no commensurate with required during em lifting' Involved. Com In return we will pay attentont. Must be de WINTERIZED cottage. • Fold Voootlono / HoHdoya Arthur Drug, 942 Main Insurance, pold voca ier experience neces pendable ond willing to Selling Housesl"Blan- car garage, spacious day. S160's. Call Blan- pets. Security deposit $600 month plus utili Street, Manchester, experience. Reply ployment In this class. petitive wows and be you an hourly rate, • Moot Oiacountt tion, profit sharing are sary. Good communi overtime available, learn automotive re chard & Rossetto. recreation room. Lo chord & Rossetto, and 1 year lease. 649- ties. Security required. • Profit Shoring / Bovlnga Plon CT. 643-1505. Attn: Mr. stating education some of the benefits Starting salary Is $5.62 nefits. Non smoker. cated on a very private ' ' We're Selling 0795. cations and customer per hour with fringe South Windsor Office plus commission pair. Must have valid GOVERNMENT Homes 11/1 5/1.647-1257. • CIgIblllty for Group Hooitti / Koras. and experience to: avalloble. Apply at Conn, drivers license. lot on Birch Mountain Houses", 646-2482.0 MANCHESTER. 1 bed Oontol Inauronoo G ro m p y ’ s C o rn e r service skills a must. benefits. For applica SuDply. 289-6466. with Income poten from SI 4U repair). Road In Bolton. Price ime P.O. Box 1442 tion contact the office Full time. Mondoy- DellnquentXtox prop NEW to market. This room, appliances. No /P harm acy Technl- Store, 706 Main Street, tial $15Kto$35K.We Frldoy. 7a.m.-3p.m. reduced to $208,900. home Is a cream putt. pets, no water beds, STORE AND Get with the Bast Manchester, CT Apply at of the Town Manager, will give you a full erty. Repossessions. clan, to do Manchester. RN SUPERVISOR Salary negotiable. 646- Coll 805-6874000 exten Jackson & Jackson Lots of living space on lease. $450, $900 secur OFFICE SPACE 06040 1712 Main Street, Cov benefit package, Real Estate. 647-8400.Q Discover the Difference cashiering,ordering TRANSMISSION In United Bank entry, CT. 06238. Appli 3444 Joy or Wayne. sion GH 9965. parklike setting. 9 ity. 289-7191 or 643-4792. Quality Can Make and answering the staller. Full time. Must 3 to 11 PM paid vacation and MANCHESTER. 1st time rooms, 2 '/ z baths, In- SOUTH Windsor Office GENERAL Machine op Vernon Circle Office cations must be re- 3 Bedroom Colonial, for- EAST Hartford. 1 bed space. 1300 square feet. phone. Dally hours, 5 erator tor 1st shift, able hove own tools. 568- cleved on or before pleasant working offered. Immaculate 7 ground pool, walk In room apartment, wall Apply day week. Experience 5330. conditions. We have MTUATIDN mol dining room, eat In room Colonial, 3 bed Cedar closet and lo Prime location. Route to run conventional United Bank October 21, 1987. The kitchen. 2 car garage. to wall carpeting, ap 5. Ready to go. Cleon in person 2-4pm Daily preferred but not nec- machines, read blue 40 Hour position with Rt. 83 Dart Hill Office Town of Coventry Is on BAYLOR openings In several 0 !] WMITED room, family room, eat cated In one ot Man pliances, security, cessorv. Excellent V/7 baths. Front porch. In kitchen, screened chester's finer areas. and Immediately avail prints and use standard benefits. Apply In per or Rt. 30, Equal Opportunity stores across the Oak floors and trim. lease. S425. Milne Real wages based on expe SUPERVISOR perch, hardwood $ 2 3 4 , 9 0 0 . Sentry Real able. Must be seen. RED LOBSTER measuring equipment. son. Solvation Army Employer. states. EM PLOYM ENT Wanted. Redecorated Inside Estate Inc. 538-6573 or Contact Sal Julian. 382- rience. Apply In per Excellent benefits. Thrift Store, 385 Broad Northeast Office Private Duty Norse floors and much more. Estate. 6 4 3 - 4 0 6 0 . O 569-4161. 292 Silver Lane son, Artllur Drug, 942 CASHIIR t SNACK SHOP ond out. $142,900. 528- Convenient location. 0784.______East Hartford. CT Apply to: Carlyle John Street, Manchester. Tam to 7 pm 667-2323 Certified. 10 years ex 0305. NEW Price. Not your MANCHESTER. 3 room Main Street, Manches RESTAURANT Help- ^ATTINDANT perience. Excellent $159,900. U a R Realty ordinary older Colon MANCHESTER. Excel- Squsl Opponunity Smptoypr son Machine Com HYGIENIST wanted. for on InterviGw. EAST Hartford. Immacu efficiency In quiet ter, CT. 643-1505. Attn: pany, 52 Main Street, Chef, for up scale, tost Day & Night Shift Avallble. Now interviewing tot references. Mondoy Company. 643-2692.0 ial . This home has been lent East Center Street Mr Karos. Port time position food restourant-25K late 3 bedroom Ranch, area. $100 week In location. 4 room suite. Manchester. EOE. available In Manches Good pay to start. Apply In for both positions. through Friday. 7-4. Aluminum siding, EAST Hartford, immacu ^ fully updated, kitchen cludes utilities. Secur plus. Also needed Hos- person. Phone 649-8253. late Raised Ranch. all new, Florldo room, Good visibility and ter general dentist of tess/Host, Walt per PRINTING Press Opera fenced yard. Newly ity, references re parking. $650 plus utili fice. Flexible hours, 282 Spencer St., tor for A.B. Dick and remodeled kitchen and This home Is In mint and large fomlly room quired. 646-1686 or son, Sous-Chef and Call 643-5151 David Pertecta. Full condition 1 New carpet on lower level. Yard Is 569-3018. ties. Allbrio Realty. I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME excellent salary. Baker's Assistant. Coll Manchester DUMNE88 living room. Finished 649-0917. Please coll Dr. Bottoro time days, benefits. Recreation room. In all 3 bedrooms. fenced and very pri EAST HARTFDRD 1 bed 1 ^ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee 278-0600 to set up Inter GEDPPDRTUNmES Hardwood floors vate. Perfect family at 649-2796. TURN Fotl Into St Need Apply at The Printing Move In condition. room, $405. plus utili view. Ask for Leslie. 10 overweight people, CRESTHELD Ploce, 225 Hebron throughout. 2 Vi boths, home. $151,000. Sentry Unscramble these four Jumbles, Let’s see how many We Need Holiday Help! MAINTENANCE Service DEALERS Wanted. Pre- You'll beamozedwhen Real Estote. 643-4060.a ties. Dn busline. 0ARA6E8 one letter to each square, to form minutes this class can EXPERIENCED Book no matter how big, that Convalescent Avenue, Glastonbury. englneered wood/me- you step Inside. At 2 fireplaces. Full fin 568-1054. AND 8T0RA0E four ordinary words. go without talking ond Installation per keeper. Apply In per wont to lose weight and 6594)077. ished basement. Kit MANCHESTER. Colonlol son. Must be mechani tol clod bulldintr com $122,000, It won't lost AVAILABLE Imme El son. Salary negotiable. moke moneyl New Home PART Time Typlst/Word pany looking to expand long. Call 282-0090 for chen appliances re on nice deep lot, on a WINTER Storage for \ j cally Inclined. Tepco Marlow's Inc., 867 medical breakthrough. main. Central air quiet Cul-de-Soc In con diately. 4 rooms, 2nd DARTY You Need Holiday $ Air Pollution Control. Manchester, CT Processor. Accuracy a with dealers to sell and oppointment.______floor, appliances, attic cars, vans or boats. Main Street, Port/Futl-tlme, (303) erect our successful conditioning. Yard venient location. Front Evenings 875-5874. 282-1001. Manchester. 238-2464. must. Salary commen COVENTRY. 46 fpot professionally lands and cellar storage, ASSISTANT Manager surate with expe commercial building to bock Master plus up Ranch being built on caped. Stone wall to 3 more bedrooms. non-smoking adult. No •mwsss* full time for drug store rience. Call Monday, designs. American Ea corner lot/3 bedrooms, capped with Blue Slate. pets. Utilities not In Wednesday and Fri gle Buildings. 1 (800) Dining room, fire- WANTED Lets Get Together! In Manchester area. 2 baths,S154,900. Exclu Oversized deck. Many placed living room,full cluded, parking for 1 TO RENT YEHRM Experience preferred day. Ask for Kathy at 232-5347. sive agents, Klernan other nice features and cor. $450 per month $ STUDENTS $ but not neccessary. We 643-2659. Realty. 649-1147. baths, garage. D.W. plus 1 months security. amenttlesi To see Is to Fish, 643-1591.0 TEACHER-wlshes to rent will train. S6.25-S7 per BARTENDER. Mole or ELLINGTON. Buy buy. Give us a call. 643-0213 hour depending on ex BEAUTIFUL. Bolton. 3 space for family car. Female. Part time wee- Real Estate owner. $178,900. De- $169,900. Realty World, 2 Bedroom apartments. Call Mike 643-6976. HOMEMAKERS perience. Benefits and knlghts and weekends. slreable 3 or 4 bedroom Frenchette/Benolt, bedroom Raised Ranch Heat and hot water vacation package Fraternal organiza In a quiet area of ENHAVE □ Cashiers □ Warehouse Raised Ranch. 2 */> 646-7709.O______Bolton. Home Includes Included. 2 month se available to qualified tion. No experience baths, 2 car garage, MANCHESTER. Care curity required. S600 employees. Send re neccessary. Call 646- IITJ h o m e s living room, dining M8rch8ndlse landscaped 3'4 acre free home. Mainte room, 1st floor 12x24 and S625. 649-2871. A WORP WHOSE □ Clerks Help sume to: P.O. Box 994, 9262 between lOom and FDR SALE lot. Must be seen to nance free beautiful 6 LAST LETTER 16 . MOONLIGHTERS Rocky Hill, CT 06067. family room as well a$ MDBILE Home. Working 6am.' ' appreciate. Principles room Wllllamburg Co o 19x23 recreation single male adult pre REMUDEI All real estate advertised In onlv. 872-251Z______lonial with many up room and 12x34 den on ferred. Leose, secur- ANTIQUE8/ Now arrange the circled letters to Apply in Person to Store Manager LEGAL SECRETARY^LEGAL ASSISTANT the Mancheeter H sraU t Is MANCHESTER For Sale graded Items. Hang the lower level. Energy Ity. No pets. 643-2880. COlit^RLER form the surprise answer, as sug- If you are looking to make sublect' to the Fair Hdusine by owner. 4 bedroom your hat and heart □ I gested by the above cartoon. Act of 19M, which mokes It features Include south STUDID type. Partly tur- Aggressive fast paced growing law firm moving Raised Ranch, Includes here. Call for details. ern exposure skylights, nished. Working single llleoal to advertise any pref living room, dining Century 21-EpsteIn. Print answer here: 66-^10/hour, give us a call to luxurious new offices has immediate openings erence, limitation or discrim 2 wood/cool stoves and male preferred. No T T T l " ination based on race, color, room, V/7 baths,family 647-8895.0 a thermostatically con pets. Lease. 643-2880. for experienced legal secretarles/legal assist reltelon, sex or notional room with fireplace. 2 Why (Answers tomorrow) MANCHESTER. trolled ton system. STUDID type. Partly fur ants. Personal Injury experience preferred, but origin, or on Intentlim to car garage, deck and pay rent? Now Is your Deck and a 3 car gar Tountiy