to — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuegday. Oct 27, 1987 I--: n n HOMES HOMES FOR SALE FOB SALE c ar s CARS HFOR SALE FOR SALE SOUND o> a belli Out- No winner, so Lotk> prize grows to record $20 million A Cotcadt of light. BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY ttondlno quollty con- MUSTANG. 1967. Auto­ IROCZ2t1987.4,OOOmllcs. Streams tram the matic, runs and looks $ •tructlon It found In vaulted ceilings and T-top, phone hook-up. NEWINGTON (AP) — State lottery good. White. $22N. match six numbers between one and 40 "It’s far and away the biggest Jackpot conservative estimate. The prize could tickets matched five numbers and are this Antoldl built Ena- expansive window de­ S f loodedl Fdetory war­ ofnciala said today tbat Priday’a to those drawn by lottery officials. in the history of the state lottery," J. llth Tudor Colonial. sign of this 2900 square Q B | | Alto, 1963 Impolo 55 ranty. Pristine condi­ "Lotto’* Jadkpot will be a record |M be higher if ticket sales exceed lottery worth $1,300, according to spokeswo­ IB^SSSSSi convertible 409. 4 tion. $14,500 or best Players can choose ttieir own Blaine Lewis, head of the lottery Newer roof, vinyl and faot Contemporary en­ division projections. man Beth Beyntdds. speed. $6500 firm . 623- million. brick exterior, plotter abling yau ta capture INTERIOR Painting and otter. Phone John 526- numbers or use ttie lottery etunputer’s division of the state Divison of Special cttofi your otTIco or ODD lobs, Truckino. 4052 or 623-7023. 3072 onyWme.D There was no winner in Tuesday "quit* |dck” feature that selects Lewis aaid lottery agents were Belling Alao, 16,117 tickets match^ four wollt, 3 bedroomt, the outside-lnsidel 8 M .T.8. staining. Experience Homa repairs. You Revenue, said of the upcoming bathi, one car oarage, rooms unique In de­ buslntss, BVEitlnES. 2'A years. For estimate P L Y M O U T H 1976Volore. FORD 1974 Luxury To­ niglit’s drawing, when ^ e Jackpot was numbers automatically. drawing. 5,000 to 6,000 tickets before Tuesday numbers and are worth $6$ each. noma It, wa do It. Free 6 cylinder, automatic. about f li Jiifllion. The pre^ous record Finally, $4$,$47 ticksta matciMd three finithed recreotlon sign. V h baths plus a P t e b Bstlmotg. FItosd a U iLD E R S call 647-7815. estImertBS. Inturad.643- rino. 1974 Satellite When there is no winning ticket, the "It is far and away the largest night's drawing. Lottery officials esti­ room and -loft more. fabulous master bed­ coll «47-«909or 537-0500. 0304. 78,000 miles, $575. 728- Sebrlng-possed emis­ Jackpot in Connecticut was $17.1 Jackpot is rolled over into the next per-capita prize in the nation," Lewis mate that 11 million to I t million tickets numbers anil are worth $$ each. Call today. $190,000. room suite with Its own 4632.643^^0700 evenings. sions. $250 each. Good million, set in March 19B6. 6 4 6 -2 7 8 7 . drawing. There are Lotto drawings on said. will be sold for Friday's drawing. The winning combination picked Jackton & Jackson. lacuzzi and deck. All winter cars. 643-2573. To win the Lotto game, players must Tuesday and Friday nights. 647-0400.0 located on a soon to be •CUSTOM HOMES FALL aEANUP V O LV O 1979. 244 D L . 4 He said the $20 million Jackpot was a Although there was no top winner, S$7 Tuesday was: 3, II, 33, 36,37,3$. PAINTING FuSy Inmmd, Anaa Eattnotaa professlonolly lands­ tntertor tpecMRata door, automatic, AM- PRICE Reduction I South caped lot with sweep­ •A00ITI0N8 FM cassette. Ideal se­ bound ownert hove tet ing views of Manches­ •SARMIE8 Pride taken In every |ob CORRIVEAU’S cond cor. Priced to a new price for their ter Cauntry Club CARROUSEL we dol Quality Is our Ij n m S6iVl66 sell. $3300. 633-9747. beautiful home. Now fairways. $399,000. •0ECK8 main concern. V O L K S W A G O N 1974, being offered ot WoMlworklng R 646^716 LYNCH Blanchard & Rossetto. •CONGHETE WORK Yellow, Super Beetle. $148,0001 Impeccable 646-2482.0 Cfrpmtry REABONABU RATES • - - •avaaeageegsaa Excellent condition. POHTIAC-TOYOTA condition IntIde and •FRAMIHO CHEW We cater to the MWKESTREESEmieE Coll 647-1924 Otter 5pm. out. Features Include 3 HORSE Lovers bewore. 8 Counter Tops This 8 roonn remodeled AVAILABLE home owner. Bucket, truck A chipper. 76 TOYOTA COR 8PT FI bedroomt, kitchen ap- • Custom Cabinets Stump removal. Free D O D G E A spen 1977. pllancet, full fiberglass Colonial with Its huge FREE ESTIMATES 7S FORD FISO 4x4 SPT CAB first floor family room, • Censral Carpentry e A R K N IR V A eetlmates. S p ^ a l Slont-6, 49,600 original 7SOMC PASS VAN Insulation, new thermo REMOOEUM SERWCfS Fully Inaund consideration for eldorly miles, 1 owner. $1395. windows, shiny hard­ expensive modern kit­ all Installed with TeVWRABSlTAC chen, deluxe master CompMe heme repabs and re- and handicitaped. 649-5445. wood floors. Excep­ quality end cere >- modaUng. We •peoSitM In be ih - 643-6744 50 CHEV CITATION tionally nice 149x200' bedroom suite and buildingullding or01 renovating. roonw and kitehena. SmaS acole 647-7SS3 SUBARU GL Hatchback 80 FORD FAIRMONT WGN iHanrliPfitpr HrralJi other beautiful ameni­ commerDtol work. RagMared. In- 1984. Super condition. lot. Bower's School dis­ Call 80 PONT 8UNBIRO ) Manchester — A City o( Village Charm trict too. Coll quick I ties makes having your aurad. rataranoaa. A/C, sunroof, AM-FM 80TOYOTA4WDPU Business M3-B063 cassette, new brakes Jackson 8, Jackton own horse born, corral •4B41B5 SNOW REEOVM. 01 CHEV MALIBU Real Estate. 647-8400. and Intown location Residence 2B0-B2O9 and tires. $4400. 647- 7384. 01 CHEV CHEVETTE something worth Manchestgr Area - 81 DATSUN 2008X PRICE ReducedI This 3 shouting oboutl Coll FLOOHMO lanpAimiio/ Reasonable Rates HONDA 1978 Accord. 5 81 DATSUN B210SL bedroom Colonial Is In today. Blanchard 8, NITCNEN A BATH I D O J f ------PAPERHK speed, olr, 2 door, A M - 51 MERC COUGAR OS Wednesday, Oct. 28,1987 an excellent location I Rossetto. 646-2482.D REIII0DELIN6 FLOOR Sanding. Floors 3 0 C e n tB like new. Specializing 6482518 FM cassette. SI 200.647- 81 OLDS CUTLASS CR B i Near shopping, bus­ MANCHESTER. New list­ y eraltamanahip at - 1215. line, and Is In the bla prieaa. Vlalt our In older floors, natural 81 PLY RELIANT ing. Excellent 3 family ahowroom or call lor fraa Hang Tape and or stained. No waxing. BUICK Skylark 1978. 81 SUBARU DL Bower's School dis­ In quiet West side a trict. New light fix­ aallmala. John Verfallle. 646- DELIVERING Runs, new tires, ex­ 81 TOYOTA CELICA QT neighborhood. Good Spray Sheet Rock. 5750. haust, needs work. to< tures, bulk head doors Investment. Positive HgritsfB NiteliBR A Rich farm loom, 5 yards, 52 OLDS CUT SUP 4 DR and basement stairs. $250.643-5668 otter 6pm. 62 PONT BONNE WON U.S.-Soviet do cosh tlow,S224,900. Coll David SHvfnsky $75 plus fox. Sand, gravel, Charges fly Ceilings and hardwood BeUi, lEe. 82 PONT 8000 LE C of Klernon Realty. 649- and decorative stone. FORD Mustang 1980. ,4 floors have been refln- 1147. f«w *«^p^.nen..,w . C all 228-9153 - speed, 4 cylinder, runs ^ 82 TOYOTA TERCEL un Ished. All new gas lines. 643-9504 good. Cleon Interior' 83 BUICK REGAL Being offered at and exterior. 81000 or 83 BUICK 8KYHAWK Ni $144,900. Give us the best otter. summit has L0T8/LAHD 83 6000LE4bR opportunity to show P( FOR SALE 83 DODGE VAN as vDte nears VI this home to you I 83 FORD ESCORT Realty World 83 MERCURY LYNX Frenchette-Benolt. 646- ANDOVER. View the APAHTMEHT8 APARTMEHT8 SCRANTON cc 7709.O beautiful Foil foliage Rentals FORREHT FOR REHT 83 TOYOTA COROLLA rosy future from these wooded 2.2 FURHITURE CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 84 CELICA ST CPE ini CHRYSLER EXECUTIVE Republicans criticize T GREAT Family homeand acres, 108 foot frontage 84 CHEVY CAMARO MANCHESTER. Availa­ VEHICLES AND SELECT USED neighborhood! 3 bed­ on pond. $75,000. Kler- MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ C O F F E E table ond end 84 CHEV CELEBRITY WAG. APARTMERT8 ble November 1. 2 bed­ CARS... rooms, family room non Realty, 649-1147. room, wall-to-wall table (together or se­ 84 CHEVY CELEB. CL WASHINGTON (AP) -- Soviet Foreign Minister room, 2nd floor, heat carpet, appliances, SOME S.S% FINANCING OR foes’ ‘grandstanding’ with cathedral celling FOR RERT parate),one Individual LESSI 84 MITSUBISHI PICKUP Ekiuard A. Shevardnadze will fly to Washington for a and wood stove, den and appliances In­ heat, olr conditioning. gloss tapped coffee ta­ new round of superpower diplomacy Friday with cluded. $475 plus secur­ 84 PONT 8000 4 DR and recreation room In MANCHESTER. Good lo­ No pets. Cleon. $600. ble. Coll 742-5918 87 FIFTH AVE, <» •14,605 84 SUNBIRD 4 QR. RED President Reagan and Secretary of State George P. ity. 643-0777. Available November 1, Directors to the honorary post of lower level. 2 zone ini M0RT6A6E8 cation. 2 bedroom evenlngs.a 84 MERC COUQAR 18K Ml. Bv Andrew Yurkovskv Shultz, the White House said today. heat. Solar hot water. aportment-2nd floor, MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ 1987. Coll 647-9137. 87 LaBARON Herald Reporter mayor after receiving the largest W A TE R B E D king size. QT8 Turbo •12.295 84 PONT PARR. BRM In the “ brief visit,” Shevardnadze is expected to In-ground pool and 2 wall to wall carpeting, room, 5 room. Town- number of votes in the last election. NO PAYMENTS MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ Complete package ex­ 84 OLDS DUST CRU WON. bring a letter from General Secretary Mikhail S. car garage with elec­ appliances. No pets. house, '/t Duplex. 1’/t room, 1'/j both. Du­ 87 HAMCHARQER DiRosa. the second highest vote- Up to 2 veort. Klaa your fi­ cluding headboard. •17,595 84 TOYOTA CAMRY L/E Monday’s criticism of Town Gorbachev to Reagan, the announcement said. tricity (220). Call for Security and lease. Baths, fully oppllonced plex. Available Asking $100. Coll 742- Manager Robert B. Weiss by two getter, was voted the town’s deputy your appointment to­ nancial dltflcultlea goodbya. $485. Coll 643-1595. kitchen, wall to wall 84 TOYOTA CELICA 8T That letter could carry the Soviet leader's Avoid (ortcloturt. Catch up October 30. Centrally 5918 evenings.o 87 SHADOW Democratic directors was an ex­ mayor. day I Just reduced to: carpeting, central olr, located on busline. $650 Turbo/Loadtd •10.505 84 TOYOTA SUPRA acceptance of the president's invitation to hold a on lot# paymonta such at first EAST Hartford. 1 bed­ 1800 solid Bonnet drawer. 84 TOYOTA TERCEL ample of Democrats campaigning DiRosa said Monday that he had $169,900. Strano Real room. $405 monthly full basement. 1 small per month plus utili­ summit meeting here. Only last Friday, Gorbachey or aacond mortgoga or tvan Cherry chest, early 87 DODGE PunoOHM •18,055 84 TOYOTA XTRACAB 4x4 against Democrats, a Republican learned only last Friday that Weiss Estate. 647-"SOLD".a outitondlng cradit cord bIMi. plus utilities. On bus pet allowed. 1 year ties. 2 month security. hesitated and did not set a date during talks in Moscow lease and security dep­ Cherry drop leaf table, 85 LaBARON convt •13,405 88 BUICK 8KYHAWK candidate for town Board of Direc­ would be away. Weinberg said that Kaop your homa fraa and line. 568-1054. 875-0242. round Oak table. 649- with Shultz. osit. $750 per month. 86 TEMPO 4 0, 85 CHEVY CELEBRITY C/L tors said Tuesday. Weiss had told her last week that claor without liana. Bod VERNON. First'/2 tank ot 3609 between 6-9pm. •8,095 A knowledgeable U.S. source, who demanded cradit or Iota poymant hit- MANCHESTER-Quolltv 2 649-0795. 89 FIREBIRD V8 AUTO AC The observation came from J. he, Assistant Town Manager Did your garden "over oil free. 5 room , 2nd SeLeBARONid, •10,805 anonymity, said Gorbachev Was reluctant to hold the tory It noto problam. Kindly bedroom. Heat and hot 85 FORD ESCORT WAG. Winthrop Porter during a news Steven R. Werbner and Public produce" this year? Sell water and oil oppMon- MODERN 2 bedroom Floor apartment. summit in the United States, preferring it be staged coll; LAWR ARD 86 DODGE too ooirx. •14,495 88 FORD ESCORT QL Works Director George A. Kandra fruits and vegetables with ces Included. Alrcondl- apartment. Carpeted, Parking with garage, conference at Republican head­ elsewhere. It was not clear if he has since changed his T h e S w iss appliances, adults pre­ 8ARDER 86 DODGE too Oomi. 88 FORD F-1S0 4 X 4 a low-cost ad In Classi­ tloned. quiet, on bus­ 1'/j months security. OD •14,795 85 FORD LTD CROWN VIC quarters. He and the five other would be out of town, but she said mind. Conservative Group ferred. References and $630. Small pets OK. that she had not Informed Tedford fied. 643-2711. line. Ideal tor middled 86 RELIANT S.W. •8,905 85 MERCURY OR. MARO. Republican candidates for the The two sides agreed last month on a summit I'/j months security re­ Coll 872-0470. or DiRosa about the situation. 1-454-4404 or aged and senior citi­ FOR ALL YOUR LAWN 86 DODGE 88 NISSAN STANZA OR. Board of Directors criticized the sometime this fall. But they did not say where the two zens. $585. 247-5030. quired. Available No­ SOUTH Windsor. "Briar- 88 OLDS CUT SUP CPE two Democratic directors for The Republican candidates for 1-454-1336 vember 1. $525. 429- CARE NEEDS... CALL CHARGER •7,605 leaders intended to meet. wood Condominium". 88 PONT 1000 4 DR. '‘grandstanding.’’ the Board of Directors charged 4465. 86 CHY. GTS jumo 88 CELICA GTS LB RED Reagan, leaving the White House for a flight to West NOTICI TO CRIDITORS NOTICR TO CRIDITORS NOTICR TO CRIDITORS Roomy very nice PHIL’S LAWN CARE •10,205 On Monday, Peter P. DIRosa Jr. Tuesday that DiRosa and Te d fo ^'s E STA TE OF NOTICI TO CRIDITORS 88 PONT SUNBIRD 4 OR. Point, was asked why Gorbachev had apparently E S TA TE OF E S TA TE OF layout. 2 bedroom, 2 86 RELIANT 4 Dr •7.808 and Kenneth N. Tedford. both action was an indication of the JOHN T. BEHAN, Lots of ALLEN E. COLLINS, Late JO ZEFA O. TO M K IE L, E S TA TE OF baths, living room, din­ Fall Clean Up, Hedge 85 TOYOTA 4 x 4 PICKUP changed his mind about having a third U.S.-Soviet Manchester, Deceased incumbent Democrats seeking re- Democrats' mismanagement of of Manchester, Deceased o/k/a JO ZEFA JOSEPHINE ANNE F. DAVIS, a/k/a ing room, kitchen, cen­ Trimming, Mowing, 85 MUSTANG Uu. •5,005 88 TOYOTA TERCEL summit. The president shook his head in a The Hon. william E. Flti- The Hon. William E. Flti- TO M K IE L, Lata of ANNE DAVIS, Lata at 88 CEVY CELEBRITY .election, held their own news town government and the lack of Gerald, Judge, of the Court Manchastar, Dtcaosad Manchattar, Dtctotad tral A/C, carpeting, Fertilizing. Call today 65 HORIZON 4 Or •4,395 non-commital way and strode on to his waiting of Probate, District of Man­ Gerald, Judge, of the Court 88 CHEVY NOVA 4 DR conference in which they faulted communication between the ad­ 2 Tha Han. William E. Fltt- pool, tennis, Imme­ helicopter. chester at a hearing held on ot Probate, District of Man­ Tha Hon. William E. Fltt- tor Free Estimate. 84 MONTE CARLO •8,005 88 PARRISIENNE WON chester at a hearing held on Gtrald, Judea, of tha Court Garald, Judgt, at tha Caurt diate occupancy. $675 Weiss for not informing the direc­ ministration and the directors. The White House announcement described the talks October 21,19S7 ordered that at Prabota, DIttrIct at Man­ 88 PONT BONNEVILLE oil claims must be presented October 22,1M7 ordered that of Proboto, DIatrIct of Mon- per month. Coll Mr. 74 2 -74 76 84 FORD TEMPO •6,705 M CAPRICE CLASSIC 4 DR tors that he and the two other top HwH same t charge was as a continuation of dioouaaions Shevardnadse held all claims must be presented chaator at o haorlne hald on chattar at a hiarlng hald an Lindsey. 649-4000. town administrators would be a way Weiss on Monday by DiRosa and to the fiduciary on or before to the fiduciary on or before Octobor 21,1917 ordarod that Octabar 22,19$7 ardtrtd that 83 LaBARON 4 Or. •5,705 88 PONT TRANS AM here In September and again Oct. 22 and 23 with ShulU. Jonuary 25,19SS or be barred oil clolmi must ba prasantad all claimt mutt ba pratanttd BOLTON. Large nice 4Vi 88 TOYOTA CELICA QT L/B this week. Tedford. os by law proyided. Jonuary 26,19SS or be barred 83 MUSTANG im •4,095 The Soviet news agency Tass announced, mean­ os by law proyided. to tho fiduciary on or bafort ta tha fiduciary an ar batare rooms by the brook. eOOD THIRG8 88 TOYOTA CELICA GTS CPE Porter said that DiRosa used the Ronald Osella said the DiRosa- January 25,19M ar bt barrad while, in Moscow that Shevardnadze was coming here Johanna Bruder Roy, Johanna Bruder Roy, January 24,19S8 or bo borrad Ratio, stone wall and TO EAT 79 DODGE ASPEN •2,005 88 TOYOTA COROLLA 4 OR administrators' absence as an Tedford news conference was “just Asslstont cierK at by low provldod. at by law pravidtd. 87 PONT SUNBIRD at the end of the week to discuss "key questions of Assistant Clerk living room with fire­ hm opportunity to gain publicity in his another example of grandstanding I 79 T-BIRO The fiduciary Is; Johanna Brudor Roy, Jahanna Brudtr Ray, •2095 87 SUZUKI SAMURI J/X Soviet-American relations." The fiduciary Is: place and Knotty Pine campaign to take the position of and bad management.” Debra SIrols AttIttanI Clark Attlttant Clark 78 MONTE CARLO 87 TOYOTA CAMRY WON A Soviet official who spoke In Moscow on the 77 Lockwood Street Mary E. Collins decor. Stove, refriger­ Michael’s Produce mayor from fellow Democrat Bar­ "Ron is correct when he des­ S3 Lookout Mountain Drive Tha fiduciary It; Tha fiduciary It: Fraa/i Frull 6 Product Approx. 60K Oft. On*- condition he not be Identified said Shevardnadze will Manchester, CT 06040 William B. Tom kltl Jam tt O. Davit ator and great loca­ 0«rn*r AMm, Mimt *3,095 cribes it as crisis management." Manchester, CT 06040 tion. $550 with heat. 24 Hr. Pt>. 742-74S3-Honw 742-3024 bara B. Weinberg. leave from Prague after participating in talks L€ 070-10 91 Crattwood Driva 5092 Wlllaw Oak Place added John I. Garside Jr. “Actu­ 071-10 Manchattar, C T 06040 Dumfrlat, VA 22026 Immediate occupancy. 40 Iba. Nativa Macs, Low Cost ‘‘I understand that Mrs. Wein­ Thursday among members of the Warsaw Pact. ally, I think it would be more B 069^10 Coll Mr. Lindsey. 649- Cortland Appisa M 0 « berg needs pressnow.” Portersaid. The United States and the Soviet Union committed 072-10 I gri 875-3311 (AI TOWN OF MANCHISTRR 4000. 39 C». Kiwi Fruit Financing adding that the mayor was toattend correct to call it no management.” Hm id photo by Koo< themselves last month to a meeting before year’s end LIOAL NOTICI INVITATION TO BID NEWLY Remodeled 3 18 Ct. Cantaloupaa M 2" a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Che­ Theunis Werkhoven, a Republi­ between Gorbachev and Reagan, but the Soviet leader ity SO Iba. Chsft Pot • 8 " Avaiiabio ney Hall Tuesday evening. can candidate for director, said the say At Its meeting of October 19, 19S7 the Planning ond Zoning PROJECT; 466MalnStraat, Manchattar, C T06040. Convtr- bedroom with large liv­ Getting the brush-off said last week he was not yet ready to commit himself Commission made the following decisions; tlon at oppraxlmatlav 3,300 tquora taat of botamtnt oroa to ing room. Sunny and Honsy Daws 8 or 8't MO" Asked Tuesday night about Por­ problems cited by DiRosa and to such a visit to this country. str< M 2" CLYDE JOSIPH BOTTICILLO - RISUBDIVISION / EROSION naw Soup KItchtn containing Dining Hall, Kitchen, Serving bright. 2nd floor. $625. 40 Iba. Chlq. Bananas CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. ter’s remarks, Weinberg said it was Tedford during their news confer­ A summit is expected to produce a treaty to ben car Araa, Food Storage, Pontryand other apodal uaaandauxili­ 25 Iba. 8x6 Tomatosa M 3" Aii Vehicles Lesley Peretto, 8, of Brownie Girl Scout Troop 668 at St. James School, CONTROL - 486 BURNHAM S TR U T (B-Sl) Approved with No pets. References, ROUTE 83, VERNON only natural that each candidate for ence should not have been of any intermediate-range nuclear missiles, the first res­ fail modifications the resubdivislon and erosion control plan of ary tpacat Including aoma alia and landtcap# davelopmant security. 228-4737 or 100 Ct. D'Anlou Psara •20" finishes her painting at Mari-Mad'a Youth Specialty Shop, 757 Main St., work; complatt and ready to bt oqulppod with (urnlthlngt. director would seek to gain the particular concern. He said the traint on nuclear weapons since Reagan took office A Joseph Botticello for a parcel of land consisting of 228-0036.______100 Wash. Rad Dal. M 7 " 78 impala a *. •29SS Warranteed! approximately 9.47 acres and Identified as 406 Burnham OW NER; Manchotar Area Contaranca ot Churchtt, P. O. largest number of votes in the Nov. odors from the treatment plant are Tuesday. Her troop painted the window as part of the Downtown nearly seven years ago. bee Box 733, Manchattar, C T 06040. 5 room, 1st floor, washer Delivsr to Htrtlord and 78 Cougar Coupe •2995 Street. East of tha RIvar 3 general election. "When you run a yearly problem, and the work on Manchester Harvest Festival, sponsored by the Downtown Merchants Ian Controd Oocumanta can ba picked up at the offlct of the and dryer hook-up, se­ 81 Dodge 0180 PU •4995 Extended SOMIRSVILLI CORPORATtON - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - Hundr0dt ot ttom$ to ehoooo tfoml an election, you run hard. You try to Vernon Street is being handled an IS UTO PIA ROAD (S-76) - Gronted a special exception under Architect, Dannie Dovay, Inc. $4 Goota Lane, Tolland CT, curity. Adults per- 82 Century ooup* •6195 Association and the Lutz Children’s Museum. Please turn to page IE 060t4. A limit of two (2) aeta to each bidder. A dapoalt check Warranties talk to the people and run on your adeptly by acting Town Engineer Article II, Section 16.15.02(b) and Section 16.15.01 to permit a ferred. No pets. 568- 83 Bonneville 4 dr. •6995 William Camosci. Health and Recreation Club with more than sixty (60) park­ of S40.00, mad# out to Dannie Dovay, Inc. It raquiradforaach 6781. record.” she said. be ing spaces on a parcel of lond consisting of approximately tat of Contrad Oocumanta picked up. The dapoalt check will FUEL QIL/COAL/ 83 Chevy S10 Taho* *i4 •7195 Available... DiRosa this morning denied that be refunded upon return of the Contrad Documenta, In full MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ “ Yesterday's conference was a ure 3.9S acres and Identified as 20 Utopia Road. 83 Regal 4 dr. •6995 the news conference was a cam­ and utabla condition to the Archltad. PICK UP Contrad room. $475. Newly re­ FIREWOOD grandstand because you have to BRYAN KIELBANIA - SUBDIVISION / EROSION CON­ Oocumantt attar 9:00 AM Odobar 28,19S7. BIDS DUE on or 84 Bronco 4x4 •8295 paign tactic. He reiterated that he Mo TR O L - 1ST NORTH SCHOOL STR E E T (K-11) Approved with decorated, 1 cor. No ask. ‘Where were they all year bafort 12:00noon Novambor 11,19S7. CO NSTRTUCTION TO 84 Regal ooup* •8095 Opponents turn out at mall forum noi and Tedford were concerned about modifications the subdivision and erosion control plan ot START On or about Novambar IS, 19S7. SUBSTANTIAL pets. 2 months secur­ long?"’ commented Eugene A. Mil Bryan Klelbania tor a parcel of land consisting ot .84 acres COM PLETION On or botor# February 19,19SS. ity. 649-9173. FIREWOOD SALE 84 Camtto ooup* •8495 the absence of the administrators LYNCH Sierakowski. another Republican bui and Identified as 107 North School Street. ■S3 par oord, 8 h. langtht. Bv Andrew Yurkovskv Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg and Jim Dodson responded sarcasti­ At one point, Naab and Sadloski "An oftlrmatlva Action / Equal Opportunity Employer. 2 Family Flat. 4 room 85 Chevy 3-10 otatup •6495 ^because of problems with the graan, dslivsrsd, 8 cord PONTIAC-TOYOTA candidate. Herald Reporter Director Geoffrey Naab reiterated cally, "I thank Mr. Naab for the argued whether the bonds would be I THE PURDY CORPORATION - SITE PLAN MODIFICA­ Mlnorltlaa and woman are ancouragad to Apply"; apartment. Newly 85 Chevy Caprice 4 dr. •8495 Vernon Street reconstruction pro­ TION - 586 HILLIARD STREET (P-6S)- Approved the site minimum. MC/VISA arguments that the $13 million in civics lesson. I don’t think we’ve paid off by the developer orby other 077-10 remodeled, applian­ 88 Nova 4 dr. •8495 500 W. Center St. ject and the sewage treatment Osella said that Weiss should do( plan modltlcatlon ot the Purdy Corporation for the con­ Northarn FIrawood The discussion touched on many tax-increment bonds will be paid had that in a number of years." taxpayers. struction of a parking lot on a parcel of land consisting of ap­ ces, lovely yard, gar­ 88 Cemero Z28 •13,995 Manchester plant off Olcott Street. provide a clear chain of command cal proximately 5.3 acres and Identltled as 586 Hilliard Street DIatrlbutors issues, including whether Manches­ for solely by real estate taxes levied Mary McKeever and Burton D. Supporting his contention that the age. Adults preferred. 87 Spectrum 4 dr. •8495 As is customary, Weinberg was in case someone has to take over for 8U| sublect to the following conditions; (I) All staff comments PUBLIC SALE OF PROPERTY No pets. Security. $600 ter ought return to the town on the mall and related Pearle said the town should be bonds would be financed solely and modifications must be resolved; (2) No material shall 83(M)059 voted by the pre.sent Board of him while he is away. am monthly. Coll 645-8449. 646-4321 meeting form of government, development. more concerned about providing through taxes levied on the mall be removed from the site until a new earth excavation oc- IS Lakawood CIrda North 872-9111 to cess location Is approved by the Planning and Zoning Com­ Manchattar, Connecticut MI8CELLARE0U8 But the bottom line at Tuesday’s At several points, exchanges assistance to the town’s longtime development, Naab read from the sp( mission; (3) Drolnooe must be approved by the Director ot forum on the proposed Mall at between the residents and Wein­ merchants. decision of Hartford Superior Court Public Works. HOMES Pursuant to an order ot (ha Probota Court ot Manchattar, FOR SALE TRUCK8/VAII8 Buckland Hills was that most of the berg and Naab became heated. "There's a lot of things about this Judge John P. Maloney. A copy of these decisions has been filed In the Town Clerk's Connadicut, In tha matter of (h# E italt at Emma M. Woth- FOR RERT Dems, at Cheney Hall, yoi office. burn, the undartlgnad will tall to th# hlghttt blddtr ot public TAKE A LOOK 19^ F0 R 8M i residents in attendance believe When Naab compared the road that are just wrong,” Burton said. tarmi and conditlont haralnaftar tot TEE Shirt transfers. Ap­ Though Maloney ruled in July tio PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION MANCHESTER. New 3 proximately 3000, also bonding for improvements around improvements to roads built for Only two people spoke In favor of (orth, (hat certain placo, parcel or tra d ot land, with oil th# 82 Chev Citation TOYOTA Pick-up 1985. that the Board of Directors acted to LEO KWASH, SECRETARY bulldlngt and Improvamantt thereon iltuated In tha Town ot bedroom Colonial, 1’/2 50 to 100k numerals and Awp.pt.im '3 6 9 5 boost mall bond issue the mall represents a hand-out to housing developments. Peter issuing bonds to pay for the Improperly last year in voting to Manchattar, County ot Hartford and State of Connadicut, baths, fully oppllanced 47K. 2 wheel drive, nose the shopping center’s developer. M cNam ara shouted at Naab, improvements around the mall. hai Doted at Manchester, C T this 26th day of October, I9S7. letters for shirts, cops, damage. Phone 643- issue the bonds without a referen­ T ra d known oi "LAKEW O OD kitchen, references, se­ etc. Best offer. 649-3642 84 Mazda RX7 Almost all 50 of so residents who "They were not built by private tax When an Informal vote was taken at Pii 075-10 CIR CLE", being bounded and dotcrlbad at followt: ■ronm *6895 0622. By Andrew Yurkovskv dum, the judge noted that the bonds curity and lease re­ offer 5:30om.p improvements in the CTieney His­ attended the forum in the Whlton dollars." the end of the forum, just four NORTHERLY; Herald Reporter would not be paid off from tax quired. $950 plus utili­ 87 Merc Cougar FORD Van 1974. Runs, toric District to encourage develop­ Memorial Library criticized the Naab also drew criticism after he people raised their hands in TOWN OF MANCHESTER Iw land now or (ormorly ot William Ruth, NInaty-Iwo revenues on other properties in ties. Adults preferred. SAVE many new ports needs ers to renovate the old mill present town Board of Directors for said the directors were just doing support. LROAL NOTICE No pets. CorrentI & ENDROLLS work. $250. 643-5668 af­ It was symbolism that prompted town. EASTERLY: buildings. Weinberg suggested that voting last year to approve bonding their dutv in representating the Weinberg discounted the out­ LaPento. 646-0042. 2716 width • 258 82 Line. Town Car ter 6pm. the Democratic candidates for "You disagree with Judge Malo­ I The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public Hundred 1IO.W *7995 the alternative could have been for the road and utilities improve­ voters when they decided last year come of the vote, saying that most 9 hearing on Monday, November 9, 1987 ot 7:00 P.M. In the SIxty-ona (181) last; 13% width • 2 lor 286 town Board of Directors to hold ney?” Naab asked. as much worse. m ents without going to a to issue the bonds without a of those attending were members of Hearing Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manches­ SO UTHER LY and SO UTHW ESTER LY: ■ m u s t Dt picktd up at lha I 82 RX7 QSL AUTO their weekly news conference this "You travel through New Eng­ thi ter, C T to hear and consider the following petitions; w n I ROOMMATES I Herald OHtes Monday thru | •7895 referendum. referendum. He said that if voters MPOA. But Elizabeth Sadloski, the "On that I do," Sadloski replied. north. One Hundred Savantaan 8ERVICE8 morning at Cheney Hall, which is land. you still see abandoned mill bri RICHARD WOOOHOUSE, TRUSTEE AND CIRCLE ond 7/10 (1)7.7) last; and 3 » I warteo I Thursday batora 11 a.m. only. I The forum was sponsored by the are dissatisfied with the present forum’s moderator and MPOA's It was a lawsuit brought by 63 Mazda Pickup being restored. buildings that are a blight on the me ASSOCIATES - ZONE CHANGE - 11SV BUCKLANO STR E E T WESTERLY: Manchester Property Owners As­ board's actions,' they should vote president, said that she had never Sadloski and other residents - (C-86) - Application to change the zoning district *3700 Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg and community,” she said. by Vlllopa Straat, Elphty-tavan and 5/)0 (I7.S) toot. ROOMATE Wanted. sociation, a group opposed to the the board out of office or have the seen many of those who showed up. against the town that p ro m p t^ classification from Business III to Business V fora parcel of Director Stephen T . Cassano. both Weinberg said that similar ef­ land Identified as 120V Buckland Street. Manchester. Looking 82 Granada AUTO SERVICE town-financed improvements. town return to a town meeting form MPOA has 200 to 300 members, Maloney's decision and the Nov. 3 ag ...... SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1987 for a professional Fe­ 4 vt. AC. pt *2650 of whom are seeking re-election to forts by the town to attract CIRCLE ASSOCIATES • ZONE CHANBE - IS, 4t AND 68 Automotive During the two-hour discussion. of government. SadloakI said. referendum. M( BUCKLAND S TR E E T (C-81) - Application to chonge the ton­ male to shore opart- 87 Line Continental the board, said during this morn­ development have been just as coi ing district classification from Rural Residence to Business ment with the some In oil Lube Filter L«.Mtw S A V E ing's conference that the concept successful. She said that the J.C. a d III (or a parcel ot land consisting of opproxlmatelv .81 acres TER M S OP SALE Fountain Village. Easy Special *16.99 behind the restoration of the Penney Catalog Distribution Cen­ and Identified as 38,40 and 60 Buckland Street. access to 1-84 and Hart­ CARS T h t pramitat will ba sold In "at It" condition by Fiduciary 85 Nissan Stanza Cheney Historic District is the ter on Tolland Turnpike and other TODAY SAMUEL CHORCHES - ZONE CHANBE • 67 AND 81 OAK­ Dead, convtvlng markatabit title fraa and clear ol all an- ford. Coll evenings and FOR SALE 4 or *6795 Complete Brake m( same as the concept behind the LA N D S TR E E T (C-84) - Application to change the toning dis­ cumbroncat, axcaot thota tat (orth In dead of convoyanca w eekends. 282-1985. Systems parcels in the Buckland Industrial Market seesaws again tie trict classification from Residence A to Business 11 for a par­ T h t property It located In o Raaldanca Zona AA 86 Line. Town Car town-financed road improvements Park have brought in a net of $315 Includes heat and iipcM ti Sa v e till cel of land Identltled as 67 and SI Oakland Street. Tha pramitat art tublad to; FOR Sale. Volvo 1974. Tune up Specials for the proposed Mall at Buckland $682,950 to the town. That is the Clearing tonight hot water.p $700.646-6173 otter 2pm. CENTBR STREET ASSOCIATES • ZONE CNANBE • CEN- 84 Merc. Marquis Hills. amount remaining after costs of the N EW YO R K (AP) — Stocks rose German marks today from 1.7865 Ch TER/MCKBE/OOUBHERTV STREETS (C-87)- Application - pny and all mpvlilona ot any ordinance, municipal ragu- Leave message. Cooling Syetems Chance of an early evening lotions or public or prlvot# low; * w - S A V E Just as the road improvements in bond issue for developing the park in volatile trading on Wall Street late Tuesday in New York and to 1 to change the tanlng district classification from Business 11 shower, then clearing tonight; low to ResiMnce A (or parcels of land Identified as 516, 530V, • rpstrl^lonta covonontSa dtclorotlons and pOMmontB of 84 Mazda Pickup *4500 Alternators, the mill district have led to a are subtracted from the real estate today, recouping early losses Drop: Did anyone 139.15Japanese yen from 140.90 late gei rocord; Merchandise around 40. Partly sunny Thursday 534V. S38V, 548 and 5S2V Center Street, 23V and 17V McKee Sell Your Car Starters, and revitalization of that area of town, and property taxes. prompted by overseas declines, as see it coming? Tuesday. The British pound streng­ Street and 14V and 11V Ooughterty Street. - taxes on the Grand L lil ono/t /86 and tharaaftar, not yet 84 Toyota Calica with high in the mid-SOs. Details on thened to $1.7118 from $1.7051 late duo ond poyoblo; AT. AC PS. tot *8900 Tire Service the Democrats said, similar im­ Voters will decide on Nov. 3 the Dow Jones industrial average 7 PBK ASSOCIATES - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - S88 WEST page 2. C E N TB R S TR E E T (P-4IA) - Appllcollon under Article II, provements in Buckland would whether the town should issue $13 gained 3S points by late morning. — story on page 24 Tuesday. any atata of facta that on occurata turvav ond/or o#r- 87 Mazda RX7 Section 9.15.01 to permit an office and commercial prelect aonol Intpectlon might diaclota. w *15 Body work and bring in the proposed mall and million in tax-increment bonds for But the gains were concentrated And prices fluctuated on U.S. FURHITURE •iMiL Turbti tu*- on 0 site reeulrlng more than sixty (60) parking soocee on a ini 4 Lines — 10 Days Rust repair in big, blue-chip companies. Inves­ Treasury securities, a haven for parcel ot land Identified as 200 West Center Street. The turn or SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS (S16.000 081 It *19,200 other revenue-producing improvements around the proposed Index 508 charge each addi­ development. mall in Buckland, which would be tors continued to be concerned by nervous investors. The yield on the BROPHY-AHBRN DEVELOPMENT CO. • SPECIAL requl^ auccaaatul bidder In cotiilar't FOR Sale. Complete bunk 85 Olds Calais t-rta c • Car don't run? check or cartitlad ch^k* tha bolonca ot tha purchoaa prlceto tional llna. par day. You Besides Weinberg and Cassano. built by the Homart Development 24 pages, 2 aoctiona signs of a weakening dollar and a five-year low against the British 30-year Treasury bond stood at 9.09 E X C E P TIO N - tio PINE S TR E E T (B-86) - Application for a b* Pol6 upon t a n ^ o m a Dead. Tha tuccattful b l d ^ It ta bedroom set. Solid ACAoitit *7495 Free towing tar ii Sptidol Exception under Article II, Section 10.03.01 to permit can cancel at any time. present at today's news conference Co. of Chicago. The Democrats said falling bond prices, and two stocks pound, battered by fears that the percent compared to 9.06 percent tlgn o Bond tar Oaad at Nma ot aolt. Ranch Oak. Mission customer eervlce cars Advice. . 16 Lottery. Ti ^ero llon s, consisting ot IDS residences and 16,000 square were M ary Ann Handley and today that many residents are fell in price for every one that rose. world’s central banks would not late Tuesday and the yield on feet of retail space, to a building situgted In thoHlstorlc Zone Tha lala la aublact to tha approval of tho Probata Court. finish. Excellent condl- SORRY. ® *12,900 only In Mancheatar. Businois .24 Obituaries____12 W tlon. Coll 561-0168. Directors Kenneth N. Tedford and backing the bond Issue. The Dow industrials, which fell prop up the U.S. currency. three-month Treasury bills fell to and IdentlRed as 210 Pino S t r e e t . ------^ Tha iiKCOTatui Mddar muat ba praporad ta data within 30 NO REFUNDS OR Ctossltled - 20-23 Opinion______e doyt ot tola, or of auch othar ttma ordarad i>y told Court. SOFA bed. Brown Peter P. DiRosa Jr Director "Once it's explained to them, I 63.33 points in the first half hour, Fears of a falling dollarhelpedset 5.03 percent from 5.23 percent. At this hearing Interettad persons mov be heard and written ADJUSTMENTS l-5 Sports____17-20 were up about 35 points above which the Dow Jones industrial Exchange today after a modest normal office hours. coll; 646-6934. BROTHERS 8 am - 8 pm board who did not attend. The candidates underlined the Enterteinment 16 Television____15 Tuesday's close at 1,881. average fell 508 points, wiping out morning rally faded in the after- PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION JOHN W. COONEY, Esq. 301 Cantwr 8t. Focue______13 U.S./World_____9 The dollar fell to a seven-year low about $600 billion in stock values. LEO KWASH, SECRETARY 243 East Center Stroet WHITE French Proven- CLASSIFIED Residents voted in 1IM2 to Issue ManchMtBT, C T 649-8309 Weather______2 against the West German mark and The dollar fell to 1.7S18 West Pleaae turn page It Dated at Manchester, C T this 16th day ot October, 1907. Moncliestar, C T 04040 clol and Maple bed­ $750,000 for road and utilities Please tarn ta page IZ Local newt— 3-4 ta 446-7797 room furniture. Coll 643-2711 BUD'S MOTOR BALES 074-10 649-3693. 643-5135 « — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. M. 1»T7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 2S, 1987 — S 4 - 1

A Newspepwlsl The Quiz SpOH THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER The Manchester Herald Mancheater/Area Board OKs student ride program Acco-Weailier''"forecaf.l for Thursdiy Daytime CorxJilions and High Temf»craiuf*'. (IS paMator MOiii Toivns In Brie/ Board member asks if riding with police is dangerous Manchester woman named to panel By Andrew J. Davis agree, though, as Maffe was program. Any citizen is allowed to pants have been between the ages Rhea Talley Stewart of Manchester will participate Saturday Harold Reporter outvoted 8-1. In fact, some boart participate in the program, so the of 16-20, he said. in a panel discussion titled "South Asia in Turmoil" at Lehigh members even praised the police police would not be changing poiicy "W e've never had a ride-along Manchester High School seniors department’s ride-along program. to accommodate students, he said. person injured." he said. "There’s 1 On October W, Iraden went Into a leWng frenzy on Mie New University in Bethlehem, Pa. The panel will meet as part of the will now be able to ride with “ It’s a very beneficial experience The police aiso have taken a no more the possibility (of being Vorli Stock Eadiange and other exchange* aroiNid the worM ai Mid-Atlantic Conference o f the Association for Asian Studies. Earlier this month, Stewart took part in a panel at the New members of the police department, unlike any other,” said Jo-Ann number of precautions to ensure injured) than in a shop program in Mock pricer pliioimefed. The percentage drop In the Dow-|onet but one Boart of Education Moriarty. York Conference on Asian Studies a't the State University of New the safety of people who participate school. The possibility is always average that day war almoN „t,. the (lie of Hie drop on October member questions whether the York at Brockport. "It teaches you a lot of things you in the program, he said. there, but it’s remote.” 28,1929^ al the outlet of Hie Great Deprewlon. practice doesn’t compromise stu­ don’t ordinariiy learn in class,” For instance, students are not a-one-Hiird b-Hiree-fourthi c-twice dents’ safety. agreed board chairman Richard W. ailowed to leave the police cruiser There are 27 students signed up 2 Some eipefti lay the plunge in Chief urges Halloween safety Dyer. "It may enhance police- until offl(%rs are sure there will be for the course in the spring Boart member Francis A. Maffe youth relations. I think there may no cause for violence, and students semester. Cerrina said. It is hoped Hock prices may have been trig- |Z pVffW fwv W6VI lflSIB*v| Jr. was the lone dissenting vote be some dividends that go beyond gered,lnpait,byrecenltl.S.ctlH- Manchester Police Chief Robert D. Lannan has released a list are dropped off if a patrol has to those students would participate In. 1-tamc a-lale Monday night when the school the classroom.” Dyer participated respond to a vioient crime. Partici­ the program before next semester ciim of Welt German (CHOOSE of safety tips for Halloween trick-or-treating: 1. Be sure children walk on sidewalks or as close to the side of boart voted to allow students in the in the Hartford Poiice Depart­ pants are then picked up by another begins, so they have an understand­ ONE: bitereit-rale hlkei. Infla­ 2-tangenl b-domeiHcatkd school’s law and order course to ment’s ride-along program. patrol car. he said. ing of police work before the law W»^t»>ngtoo |57 tionary flical poHciei). the road as possible, and cross streets safely and watch for traffic. ride with town police officers. Course instructors Catherine In the 10-year history of the and order course meets for the first 3-tacigHdc c-pungent "W e’re putting students in jeo­ O rrin a and Thomas A. Murdoch program. 3,100 people have partici­ time, she said. 3 The Nobel comAiMtee recently 2. Tell children not to eat any treats until after you have pardy, I feel,” said Maffe at the appeared before the boart with pated. In that time, no one has been Students would then ha ve to write awarded the 1987 Nobel Peace examined them carefully. If you feel there is anything wrong, the Prize to „T„, the Preildent of 4-tardy d-touching board's meeting at Bowers School. Dieputy Police Chief Henry Mi nor to injured. Minor said. Over the last a paper on their experiences In the Manchester Memorial Hospital X-ray department will be Other boart members did not tell members the benefits of the ♦■••o vpnrs 82 ride-along partici­ program. Cerrina said. Cocta Rka, for hh work on the available to X-ray items on Halloween night from 5-8 p.m. peace plan tigned lait AugiNt by 5-tart S.Know where children will be going, what supervision they Northeast rain heavy; fhre Central American natiom. Peopiawatch/SDortaglit will have, and what time they will be home. The Soviet Union appear! to be 4.1f children change plans, be sure that they call and tell what (5 pokm lor each correct anawar) revening iti poiicy toward the the changes are. MMH phone program helps save a life much of nation ciear United Nation!’ world peace­ 1 A new film called "The^ Whaler of S.Above all, make sure they can be seen by motorists. Have rei Auguil” ilari 91-year-oM'actrei! keeping role by (CHOOSE ONE: children either carry flashlights or have reflectorized strips on By Andrew J. Davis calls result in an immediate hospi­ The caller’s name, address and It will automatically ring the who teamed with film pioneer D.W. By Tht Attoclcrted Press Elsewhere, clear skies pre­ lupporting, oppoiing) the uie of clothing. Herald Reporter talization. The patient, in this case, phone number are automatically hospital If It is not reset within 12 ye Griffith on luch dasiic! a i’’Way Down was admitted to the hospital that vailed from the central Plains 6 0 CiOotiO UN troopi in certain trouble flashed on a screen In New Jersey. hours or 24 hours after the tele­ Er Much of the Northeast had rain through the Mississippi and Ohio ipoti. East" and "■roken Morsomi.’* Lucy's life was saved at the touch night, where she remained until The LifeCall system notifies the phone is used, depending upon the today after a record-setting Repairs to cause water shutoff Monday. valleys into the Gulf Coast region > In regard to the Penian GuK, 2 Subway gunman gernhard Goetz war of a button. emergency medical service in the option chosen by the client. downpour, whiie broad sections because of a high pressure lenlenced lari week to riz monlhi in Jafl Lucy, a 75-year-oid Manchester Lucy, who asked that her full caller’s town of the emergency. At In the four years the systems many lawmaker! want the Preii- The town’s water and sewer division will repairs broken water of the rest of the nation were system. and five yean probation on charger of woman, said her life was saved last name and address not be used, said the same time, a LifeCall worker have been available, about 60 dent to invoke the War Powen main gate valve on Tolland Turnpike between land6a.m. Friday she would not have known what to under clear skies. A storm moving north along the (CH O O SE O N E: aggravated airault. week because she had had a speaks with the caller to reassure people In the Manchester area have th Act, requiring the removal of near the westbound ramp of Interstate 84, and customers in Rain spread across southern East Coast dumped record rain­ illegal gun possession). Manchester Memorial Hospital’s do if she did not have the system. them that help Is on the way. had either one of the two systems, Al U.S. force! withindayi unlei! affected areas are advised to store drinking water in advance. New England, New York, eastern fall on sections of New Jersey and LifeCall emergency response sys­ "It certainly is a secure feeling The system also can be automati­ Titus .said. She said the hospital now Congrei! voter otherwise. 3 A l the N Fl strike ended, the defendbig The Tolland Turnpike water main will be out of service during Pennsylvania, Maryland and Pennsylvania. AtNewark, N.J.,a tem installed in her home the day when I'm there alone and I don't cally activated by smoke. In case of has 80 more units available to P« a-2 b-30 c-60 champion New York Giants were 8-S. that tim e and customers from the Vernon town line to the Union Virginia. 1.6-inch downpour Tuesday night before. have anything to fall back on." she fire, the system will notify the fire subscribers. CO TRUE OR FALSE: The Giants’ start b the Pond Industrial Park may experience decreased water pressure. Getting ready for bed on Oct. 20. department. The system also has a Rain also was scattered across and early today broke a record said. "We had a waiting list, and we se worst ever for a Super Bowl champ. Customers north of Interstate 84 in the Hale Road and Bryant she was unable to breathe and button to be used to contact the central and southern Callfomii for-Tqesday of 0.56 inch, set in Newsname To help people like Lucy, the wanted to meet the demands of the Farms areas will also be affected. activated the system. Four minutes hospital has decided to expand Its police department, she said. 1932. (15 polnl! II you can Idanllly Mill 4 The Minnesota Twins won the first two list.” Titus said. "W e have met the se Repairs should increase peak and fire flow requirements. later, emergency personnel were at CareCall service, said Jean L. The hospital also offers the Harrisburg, Pa., had 1.54 panon In lha nawi) games of the W orld Series al the list and now we’re trying to get It ne her home, ready to take her to Titus, hospital CareCall coordina­ LifeLine system. With the push of a Today's weather picture was drawn by Sarah Cappello, who I recently met with Melrodome. During the regular season, into more homes. It will make Weather Trivia inches of rain-late "Tuesday, Manchester Memorial Hospital. tor. People can choose between the button, the client can automatically U.S Secretary of State people feel secure. I think that's the In breaking the record of 1.21 inches lives on Spring Street and attends Martin School. the Twins had the (CHOOSE ONE: “ It saved my life. It definitely LifeCall and the LifeLine systems, reach the hospital. Hospital staff George Shultz in key." set in 1981. best, wont) home record In basebaR. Firm to build radio tower did," said Lucy, who has heart she said. will speak with the caller, while Moscow. My job ai Nearly 3 inches of rain fell on 5 The Soviet national basketball team was problemVand cancer. The LifeCall system, which Lucy telephoning a person from a deisg- Units ore available at a cost of 830 Soviet Foreign Min­ The Zoning Board of Appeals Monday approved a variance that Windsor, N.J., and winds gusted scheduled to play its flrsl game ever The system has been used many chose, offers direct, conversational nated list. In the case of tho.se with per month with a 825 Installation CONNECTICUT WEATHER ister is simitar to that w ill allow Manchester Sand fc G ravel Co. to construct a 191-foot to around 40 mph in New Jersey against an NRA team on Sunday. The times over the years, said Andrew communication with the LifeCall severe illnesses, this may be an fee. Payment assistance is availa­ oi Mr. Shultz. Who radio tower at its 60 Adams St. site. ble to those on a limited Income, and New York. Soviets win face the (CHOOSE ONE: Beck, the hospital’s spokesman. center in Camden, N.J. The system ambulance company, a physician, am II The tower is considered an accessory structure, which may be Titus said. of As much as 2 inches of rain fell Eastern Interior: Tonight, a 30 percent chance of an Detroit Pistons, MHwaukee Rucks). However, it Is rare that clients’ is activated by pushing a button. a neighbor or a close relative. . over New York across the lower only 18 feet high, according to zoning regulations. The new tower ai Hudson Valley and the southern early evening shower then clearing. Low around 40. is necessary for the company’s business, said Manchester Catskills. Thursday, partly sunny. High 50 to 55. VOUR SCORE; 81 to 1W potolt — TOP SCORE: attorney Allan D. Thomas, who represents Manchester Sand & cli •1 to M points — Escellenl. 71 to 80 polnis — Good: 81-70 polnis — Fab. Today's forecast called for rain Central: Tonight, becoming mostly clear. Low 35 to Gravel. Town’s leaf pickup fr from New England to the mid- 40. Thursday, partly sunny. High 50 to 55. • Knowledge UnHmIled, Inc. 1028-87 The new tower, which will be sim ilar to the radio tower at the >P Atlantic Coast region; rain or police station, will cover Connecticut and parts of Massachu­ East Coastal: Tonight, a 30 percent chance of an ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ setts, Thomas said. It will replace the current 123-foot tower ail snow from lakes Erie and Ontario sqang aat|nem|||v-s !|saq-t !3nill*C *“«!• into the mountains of western early evening shower then clearing. Low 40 to 45. located on top of the company’s Batching plant, west of Adams off to a good start -sassod un8 |r8a||!-z !qso ue|||n-i :iHOI11IIOdS/H3iVMrM03d Pennsylvania: showers and thun­ Thursday, partly sunny. High in the mid 50s. Street. No height variance was required when that tower was da 3-S !>» !>-C !P-Z !q-l :SaMOMH3iVW built in 1968, said Zoning Enforcement Officerme Thomas~ R. ex derstorms over much of Califor­ Southwest Interior, West Coastal: Tonight, mostly azprupiesaqs pjcnp] :3WVNSA13N The town's annual curbside leaf Jorvi! Rood, Joyce Street, Judith O’ Marra. Drive. nia, and rain scattered across clear. Low around 40. Thursday, partly sunny. High in a-S iSupjod pickup got off to a good start this Nevada and southern Utah. Thomas said the new tower will be set back into the site, and Keeney Street, Kimberly Driye, the mid 50s. -dns-» isrjjv mso-C a|ei-|saja|U|-); !a-i :]d03SaiR0M week with fair weather Monday and KInaswood Driye. Temperatures around the na­ won’t be highly visible. Tuesday. Keith Champman, high­ Lampllahter Driye, Ledoecrest Ter­ Northwest Hills: Tonight, becoming mostly clear. race, Leland Drive, Lewis Street, Line tion at 2 a.m. EST ranged from 23 way superintendent, said the col­ Street, LInwood Drive, LItchtleld degrees at Warroad, Minn., to 77 Low in the mid 30s. Thursday, partly sunny. High lection is on schedule with enough Street, Longview Drive, Lookout Mt. a| Donwell prepares for expansion Rood, Love Lone. re at Yuma, Ariz. around 50. Alm anac leaves on the ground to make the Morkwood Lane, Maxwell Street, The Zoning Board of Appeals Monday granted a variance rounds worthwhile. Mayfield.ovt Drive, McCann Drive. C( Residents are asked to rake the McGuire Lone, Middle Take West allowing the Donwell Co. of 130 Sheldon Road to reduce a side (Brood Street) Morse Street. Oct 28, 1987 ya rt to the east of itsexisting building from the required 18 feet to leaves to the curbside and keep New State Road, Niles Drive, Nor- Ti TODAY’S MOON: Day be­ foreign objects that could damage wood Street, Nutmeg Drive. Cl 10 feet. O'Leary Drive, Olcott Street West, Today Is the 301st S iMl t |W[^ T I F I sj fore first quarter. The company, a licensed applicator of Teflon coatings, is vacuum equipment out of the piles. Ti The streets listed below are Overland Street, Packard Street, Pas­ day of the 1987 and planning to build a 7,200 square-foot addition to its existing cal Lane, Phyllis Rood, Plano Place, the 36th day of I T O D A Y ’S TRIVIA: What disease did scheduled for the week beginning Portland Street, Preston Drive, Primer Jonas Salk discover the cure for? (a) building, but must first obtain a building permit. After last Road, Prospect Street. C( autumn. Monday. sc PEOPLE polio (b) measles (c) tuberculosis night’s hearing, Donwell must wait 14 days before submitting a Adam! Street. Adame Street South, Rogers Place, Saddlehlll Road, Salem Road, Server Street, Shallowbrook building permit application. ArvIcM Place, Aeh Street, Aeh Street 82 TO D A Y ’S HISTO RY: On this day in Lone, Sharon Drive, South Farms TODAYS BARBS The company requested the variance because to increase the Extension, Avon Street. Drive, South Main Street, Spencer in anniversary issue this week, he 1886, President Grover Cleveland Barnwood Rood, Bell Street, Bette BY PHIL PASTORET side yard, a slope at the back of the lot would have to be disturbed, Street, . Spring Street, Spring Street Learning to cope said, "The persistent press of dedicated the Statue of Liberty. In Washington the banquet season has Drive, Bldwell Street, Birch Mountain Ext., Stillfleld Road, Strawberry Lane, creating traffic problems and affecting drainage, Tracey Road, Blue Rldoe Drive, Bluefleld Sunnybrook Driye, Sunset Street. familiar and trusted images for a arrived. I hear they’re planning to roast Drlve, Bobby Lone, Braeside Crescent, BENTON HARBOR, Mich. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Georges Es- Sherman, Donwell's treasurer and general manager said. Tam Road, Terry Road, Thayer Road, plethora of differing products a bunch of marshmallows. Briarwood Drive, Bridge Street, Bush Thomas Drive, Thompson Road, (AP) — Former National Secur­ coffier (1846); J. Walter Thompson Hill Road. every night, one after another, There's one sure way to Increase the Timber Trail, TImrod Road, Tolland ity Adviser Robert McFarlane (1647); Jonas Salk (1914); Bowie Kuhn Camp Meeting Road, Carol Drive, Turnpike, Tonica Spring Trail, Tracey Carriage Drive, Carter Street, Carter says he learned to cope with not only stretches our veracity (1926); Bruce Jenner (1949) number of miles you can travel on a Dan’s gets general repair license Driye, Transit Lane, Trebbe Drive, tank of gas: Don’t let anyone else get Street West, Carver Lane, Case Drive, Tuck Road, Tudor Lone. stress during his government tolerance to the max, but ampli­ TODAY’S QUOTE: "Send these, the hold of the car keys. Chalmers Street, Chester Drive, Clover Union Court, Union Place, Union h career but was unprepared for fies the simple sleazy grab for Dan's Automotive of 917 Center St. was granted a special Lane, Cobb HIM Road, Comstock Road, Street. homeless, tempest toss’d, to me / 1 lift Coolldge Street, Coop Sow Mill Road, bucks that more than defeats its TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWERS: (c) Dr. exception permit Monday to change its limited repair license to a Volley View Drive, village Street. P failure. my lamp beside the golden door" — Country Club Drive, Curry Lane. Waddell Drive, Warren Street, After the Iran-contra affair costly purpose." From the Inscription on the base of the Jonas Salk developed • the polio general repair license. Dartmouth Road, Depot Street, Diane Weaver Road, Wedgewood Drive, Drive, Dover Rood, Downey Drive, became public last year, McFar­ Statue of Liberty. vaccin** The license was a pproved by the Zoning Board of Appeals at its Wetherell Street, Whitney Road, Monday hearing in Lincoln Center. Limited repairs include Dugon's Alley, Duncan Road. Wilfred Road, WInthrop Road, Wood- lane tried to commit suicide with Edison Road, Englewood Drive. side Street (Town Line), Wynedlno Hill Commercials back adjustments to cooling, electric and exhaust systems, shock Falknor Drive, Farm Drive, Fern an overdose of Valium. Road. absorbers and brakes. A general repair license allows for the Street, Flint Drive, Frances Drive, "I felt my name would forever NEW YORK (AP) - Michael Astrograph Fulton Road. Jackson is back on tour and back overhaul, assembling and disassembling of cars. Garden Grove Road, Gardner Street, be associated with these fail­ Gardner Street West, Garnet Road, Five grants awarded ures,” McFarlane said after promoting Pepsi. (Men Road, Glendale Road. Monday's speech to The Eco­ A pair of commercials featur­ Ocl. 29, 1987 Hackmatack Street, Hampton Drive, haul. Harding Street, Harvest Lane, Hays­ to dance companies nomic Club of Southwestern ing Jackson will debut Friday and In the year ahead, you are likely to put ARIES (March 21-A|iril 19) Don't be a Seminar on estate planning offered tack Road, Heather Lane, Hendee WASHINGTON (AP) - Five Michigan. "I felt I would be a Saturday on M TV, both backed by considerable emphasis on partnership game player by trying to test your Road, Hercules Driye, Hills Street, the song "Bad,” the title cut from arrangements. These will not bo lor sweetheart or mate to see how much he Manchester Memorial Hospital will sponsor a two-night Hlllstown Road, Holyoke Road, Horace grants totaling 8157,000 were an­ burden to my family forever" Street, House Driye, Huckleberry his new album, Alan Pottasch, commercial purposes, but they will be or she realty loves you. This tactic seminar on estate planning tonight and Thursday. nounced recently by the National McFarlane said he was told by designed to produce advantages In oth­ Road, Hunter Road, Hyde Street. Endowment for the Arts. Pepsi senior vice president, said doesn’t become you. "Estate Planning: What You Need To Know" will be held at the doctors that he created a chemi­ er areas of your life. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If you are The grants are in a national pilot Tuesday. hospital’s auditorium tonight and Thursday at 7 p.m., said cal imbalance in his body by SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) The odds conducting an Important arrangement effort aimed at assisting small Andrew A. Beck, a hospital spokesman. suppressing negative feelings, ROBERT McFa r l a n e PRINCESS DIANA The first ad is a 90-second piece tend to favor you today In competitive today where a partner Is involved, be dance companies which excel artis­ and that he now makes an effort . . could be success featuring Jackson performing; developments. However, for the sake of sure each understands the other's func­ Terry P. Mayo, president of Mayo Associates, Inc. of Amherst, . . . was unprepared your Image, try to be a gracious winner. For the Record tically to improve their organiza­ to talk about depression when he the second is a 60-second spot in tion so that both pull In harmony. N.H., will discuss wills and choosing an executor. He will explain tional capabilities. which Jackson meets a young fan Trying to patch up a broken romance? GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Today you the marital deduction benefit, probate, and ways to transfer speaks on college campuses. sements, while Eileen Ford of the the theater. The Matchmaker set can help you un­ The recipients are: Chen & backstage. might be Indifferent toward a situation assets to best benefit one's heirs. The use of trusts in estate "Whenever you are finding Ford Modeling Agency said she "He's doing fine. He's taking derstand what It might take to restore The Heritage Holiday Fair at Dancers, New York; Cleo Parker The ads will be on network and you should treat seriously, while, on the planning, the impact of estate and gift taxes, and ways to leave yourself facing a gloomy situa­ could do well as a model. physical therapy every day, but it the relationship. Mall $2 to Matchmak­ other hand, you may be too intense Center Congregational Church will Robinson Dance Ensemble, local television Sunday. Jackson er, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, money to charities also will be discussed. Denver: Dayton (Ohio) Contem­ tion, if you have the intelligence "She has a good figure, good still will be some time before he's about something you should treat be Nov. 7 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. An and his brothers did a pair of Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. For more information, call the hospital’s development office at porary Dance Company: Muntu to share it with other people, it height and the ability to wear fully healed," said his agent, Lois lightly. Item In Tuesday’s Manchester Pepsi commercials in 1984 during SAG ITTAR IU S (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) It may CAN CER (Juno 21-July 22) Have tun 647-4752. Advanced registration is required. Dance Theatre, Chicago, and has a chemical effect and a clothes well," said Fort. While a Smith. "What he's doing mostly is Herald indicated that it would be their "Victory Tour.” be rather difficult for you to keep se­ and enjoy yourself today, but guard Sounds in Motion, New York. physical e ffect," he said. top model can earn up to 81 resting and reading a number of crets today. There is a chance you will held on Saturday. Oct. 31. The singer's fee for the ads was against tendencies to overindulge. Un­ million a year, Diana could scripts.” spill the beans about something that not disclosed. fortunately, too much of a good thing Other options exceed that figure, she said. “ I Broderick is due in a Northern was told to you In strict confidence. can also be bad tor you. Ireland court on Feb. IS to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) Doing LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This can be a can't im agine what she would business with friends today could be SAVE YOUR TAXES People are talking about ON NOVEMBER 3<"> NEW YORK (AP) - If her job m ake." determine charges in the crash. Changing times very productive day for you, provided more costly than doing business with you are prepared to see things through a KEEP RENTS DOWN 9 as Princess as Wales falls strangers because of your reluctance to 9 CLEVELAND (AP) - Talk to the conclusion. Don't quit at half­ through. Princess Diana has a fight for better terms. BARBARA WEINBERG RE-ELECT THE DEMOCRATIC TEAM Stage therapy Simple sleaze show host Phil Donahue, broad­ time. Vote Buckland Mall bright future as an author or AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Every­ VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept 22) An opportu­ NO casting from his hometown this model, US magazine reports. NEW YORK (AP) - Matthew LOS ANGELES (AP) - Marty thing you do today will be closely scruti­ nity may develop today that will enable Bonds Question #1 week, says times have changed nized by others, so be on your best be­ "She'd make a fortune!" said Broderick, out of the public eye Ingels, who turned celebrity you to do something constructive about since his first show 20 years ago, havior. Try not to put your thumb in the a secret ambition you’ve been riurtur- Nov. 3rd For Constable: agent Brian Dubin of William since an Aug. 5 car crash in advertising endorsements into soup. big business, says he fears a and that he has his own idea of a ing. Get moving. Morris, predicting a tell-all book Northern Ireland that killed a PISCES (Fab. 20-Marbh 20) Today is a LIBRA (Sapt 23-Oet 23) In social in­ No subsidy for could bring up to 85 million woman and shattered his leg, has backlash by consumers. national emergency. questionable day lor making decorative "I think the issue of preparing volvements with friertds today, let each Homart Sears advance. returned to work with a reading of He says too many people are changes around the house. You might person pay his or her fair share of the For its Nov. 16 issue, the newly discovered plays by Ben­ endorsing too many piquets and males for responsible adulthood, come up with something that will be un­ expenses. It's not your lot to be the PsM by a Mprtow, St Wuo Rldgo Dr., equipping them with the skills to comfortable to live with over the long magazine asked about possibili­ jamin Franklin. that " I j ust don't believe we yearn banker. compete ip an increasingly com­ ties for Diana in light of rumors Broderick appeared at the to see the untouchable shapers of 'm . plex workplace and also relate to that her marriage to Prince Writers Theater with actress our national destiny telling us 1 t women, is a real national emer­ Wa Raptir Charles is on the rocks. Blythe Danner, actor Stephen that "Ace is the place with the gency,” he said at a news Manchester Herald Dubin said Diana could also Collins and others Monday night helpful hardware man.” Wa Stock Parta ability to b# ‘Barbara haa ahvaya ‘Barbara la atwaya In- conference. generate millions through endor­ at a 8125-per-person benefit for Writing in the Dally Variety a lop yota-galtgr at- baan concamad about yolyad with local He started the show Nov. 6, USPS 327-500 VOL. e v il. No. 24 tor taata to paopla'a contl- •ducatlon.’ church acllylttoa." 1967, in Dayton. 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Connecticut In Brief Caadidatc Pixrfks State builds nests I Coalition eyes domestic-violence law OOP legltlatort concede failure By Susan Okula Clegg said her former boyfriend between the ages of 21 and 35 and 90 The law requires that police The Associated Press was arrested in both Incidents. In percent were males, she said. Of make an arrest if they find probable HARTFORD — Legislative Republicans have conceded failure to help bluebirds one he beat her and In the second he the victims. 53 percent were cause that domestic violence has in their drive to force the General Assembly into special session Town’s nitty-gritty concerns Fogarty CROMWELL — A year after a attempted to choke her and held a between the ages of 21 and 35 and 83 taken place. Prior to the law, police to cut taxes. NEW HAVEN (AP) - Begin­ vered that metal fences are Connecticut law made arrests knife against her throat, she said. percent were females, she said. were more apt to act as arbitrators ning next month, environmental mandatory in cases of family “ The police had a quick response Forty-two percent of the. calls in domestic violence cases, using But they say that if nothing else, they got Democrats thinking BvAiaxGlram need a major shakeup in the cheaper and hollow trees are Junior High SdwM building to offidals’ will offer bundles of violence, police, Justice officials and were concerned If I needed involved live-in companions. 30 arrest as a last resort, Kelly said. more seriously about tax cuts when the legislature convenes its Associate Editor administration with respect to increasingly being harvested for apartments for the elderly but materials to help build nests for and social workers are looking for medical attention.” she said. percent involved spouses, four ’The law also requires that police IMS session in February.- parks,” Fogarty insists. firewood. backed the idea when he became bluebinds, nearly wiped out by ways to fine-tune the legislation. Clegg said'she voluntarily saw percent involved former spouses help the victim get medical treat­ On Sept. 2S, Republicans, who are in the minority in both the James F. Fogarty, a Democrat And Fogarty thinks a public golf Also, bluebirds find them­ convinced that it was economicaUy pesticides SO years ago and now “ I need not tell most of you what a her' boyfriend after the first inci­ and 25 percent involved other ment and that officers complete a House and Senate, began circulating petitions to force a special seeking re-elecUon to the Board of course is a facility the town should selves competing with more sound. More recently, Fogarty facing a scarcity of nesting sites. dramatic impact the law has dent in an attempt to reconcillate. relationships, she said. report on the call. session. On Monday, the day the 30-day petition drive was Directors, was uncomfortaUe have. He favors adding nine holes to aggressive birds for available became sold on town participation The Connecticut Bluebird Prb- made,” Anne Menard, the directoK even though a court order forbade Half of the incidents happened on Bridgeport Police Officer Verna required to end under legislative rules, GOP leaders admitted making speeches and submitting to the present 18 at the Manchester nesting s^tes, Victoria said. in development of a mall in Ject, founded in 1980, will be of the Connecticut Coalition him to see her. the weekends, 51 percent involved Cook, who instructs police on the defeat. interviews when he first ran for the Country Club golf course to make Connecticut’s bluebird popu­ Buckland when Homart Develop­ offering environmental groups Against Domestic Violence, said The man was eventually sent­ liquor or drugs and 40 percent law, said most officers welcome the They obtained the signatures of all 11 Republican senators and office in IM l. more public i ^ y possible, either lation was devastated by wides­ ment Oo. entered the picture up to two free bundles of Tuesday. enced to six months .in jail, and involved children or children wit­ new requirements. SI of the 5S GOP House members. They needed a majority of the Three terms later, be is still under a lease w itt the Manchester pread use of the pesticide DDT in because he felt Homart has rough-sawn and squared lumber The coalition is sponsoring a served two months, she said. nessing the abuse, she said. “ We’re grateful for the law 30-member Senate and the ISl-member House. impatient with speaking and Country Club, a private organiza­ the 1930s. DDT accumulated in resources. to establish bluebird nesting three-day examination of the state Clegg said she believed domestic Physical injury was present in because it releases us from hand­ interviewing. tion that operates the course, or the reproductive systems of He approves of issuing a $13 habitats and bring the colorful bluebirds, causing the birds to Family Violence Prevention and violence offenders should serve two-thirds of the cases, with 95 cuffs” by virtually forcing arrests, In IM I Fogarty felt the thing that miUloo tax increment bond for road under public operation. Response Act, which went into songbirds back to (ktnnecticut. lay eggs with thin shells that their entire sentences and added percent of the Injuries deemed she said. Prosecutor admits possible errors best qualifled him for the office was and utiUty improvements in the effect on Oct. 1, 1986. The collo­ He said many municipal courses Each bundle has enough mate­ could not support their weight or that their victims should be offi­ minor by police, Reed said, In the past, victims often didn’t his SO years'experience as a town of area, arguing that the town has quium. meeting at a local hotel, will are in operation and almost all of rial for IS nests. Julie Victoria, a cracked before chicks were cially notified upon the offenders’ Reed declined to compare the want to see their abusers arrested, HARTFORD — The federal prosecutor who supervised Manchester firefighter. culminate Thursday with a list of offered incentives for renovation of them are making money. biologist with the state Depart­ hatched. release. statistics with previous years. She she said. wiretapping operations in the $7 million Wells Fargo robbery He and hiscoliegues on the board recommendations meant to clarify the Cheney Historic District, and ment of Environmental Protec­ “ The population decreased Dolly Reed, a research analyst said the new law’s reporting In cases where officers did not case says he might have improperly delayed sealing hundreds of still think his greatest contribution Fogarty has a large constituency or strengthen the act. for commercial development off tion and head of the Bluebird because of man. so man should for the Justice planning division of requirements made most of the take domestic violence cases se­ tape recordings. is in bis concern for the nitty-gritty of rank-and-flle citizens who com­ The law got a testimonial on pre.sent statistics possible, and the Parker Street. Project, said the state will be helping bluebirds come the state Office of Policy and riously. the law "has made a U.S. Trial Attorney Frank 3. Bove said Tuesday in U.S. District of town operations. Much of what be plain to him when they think Tuesday from Sandra Clegg of information was not available for Fogarty says the added services distribute ISO bundles for a total back.” she said. Management, said police had re­ difference” in making police more Court that he had very little experience in the area of wiretaps does goes on in the office of the something has gone wrong. He took Torrln^on, a victim of domestic sponded to a totai of 14.875 calls previous years. these developments will need can of 2,250 nests. aware of victims’ concerns, she before being appointed supervising attorney in one of the town’s general manager, where, up the cause recently of elderly The number of bluebirds has violence. Clegg outlined two inci­ resulting in 17.900 domestic vio­ But Chief State’s Attorney John said. generally be provided by town The bundles will bedistributed' government’s biggest investigations ever. Fogarty admits, he may not always citizens living in housing on slowly increased since then, but dents in which a former boyfriend lence arrests in the law's first nine J. Kelly said the law has resulted in Cook says she has given officers forces and any cost the town incurs this fail so that nesting boxes can Bove said he decided how the tapes should be sealed after be the most welcome visitor. for those services will be more than Spencer Street who are bothered by Victoria said there are no assaulted her and authorities were months. an increa.sed load of cases on the about four hours of training in the be completed in time for the records on the extent of the reading a handful of legal articles. Along with his dislike for rhe­ offset by added tax revenues. an odor coming from the town’s called in. Of the offenders, 62 percent were courts. law. bluebird nesting period in resurgence or the size of the *T might have handled it differently today, having had three toric, Fogarty is a bit suspicious of Forgarty, a critic of the condition sewage disposal plant off Olcott March, Victoria said. Bluebirds current population. She said she years to read cases,” he testified before U.S. District Judget T. theorists, and iy'mputed to be a of parks and recreation facilities, Street. travel south for the winter. is creating a computer data base Emmet Clarie. hard-sell in party caucuses. says the town does not need many Fogarty, 63, and his wife, Do­ JAMES F. FOGARTY He held off hwhile on his support more workers to keep them in rothy, live at 377 Bush Hill Road, The Eastern bluebird, the to begin logging statistics on species found in Connecticut, is bluebirds. Plan would add thousands of teachers . .. dislikes rhetoric for converting a former Bennet shape, but change is needed. “ We and have three children. Feds shut down bogus-bill rings slightly larger than a sparrow. School groups, conservation HARTFORD (AP) — Connecti­ together. Miller is superintendent one-third or more. The report also recommends C The male has a blue tail and commissions and garden clubs standards for maintaining and NEW H AVEN — There's been a dramatic increase this year in back, and an orange or reddish cut’s towns and cities should add of schools for Regional School Miller said the report Is designed have participated in the pro­ replacing textbooks and equipment the number of counterfeit bills turning up in Connecticut, U.S. breast. The female is of duller more than 7,400 teachers, adminis­ District 9. which includes Easton to point up the disparity in class gram in the past, building about and would require bigger budgets Attorney Stanley A. Twardy Jr. says. colors. trators and other staff members to and Redding. sizes among school districts and to Lawmakers seek tougher OSHA rules 10,000 boxes. Victoria said. reduce class sizes and student-staff for staff and equipment in virtually At a news conference Tuesday, Twardy announced that in the Victoria said that until about ” We put a report on the table that prod officials to narrow that gap. “ The success of the project ratios to ideal levels, says a new every district in the state. past several months, federal agents have shut down three five years ago, she had never is a model for equity. Whether the hinges on the proper location of report prepared for the state Board “ The primary purpose is to be of counterfeiting rings in Waterbury, New Haven and Hartford and WASHINGTON (A P) — The Occupational reducing the number of injuries needed to seen a bluebird in Connecticut. legislature can cause that to occur OSHA’s receiving notification simply because the ne.st boxes and periodic visits of Education. assistance to local school boards, State Education Commissioner seized more than |1 million in phony $20, $50 and $100 bills. Safety and Health Administration must tighten fewer than five people were Injured or no life trigger a reporting requirement is not the Today? it’s not unusual to spot a isreally a very questionable issue." during the nesting season to The proposal, released Tuesday, who have not been receving the Gerald N. TIrozzIn said he hopes the Seven Connecticut residents have already received federal its reporting requirements to pick up early was lost.” the lawmakers said in a letter to answer. flash of blue feathers in green Miller said. remove unwanted occupants.” bears a cost of $171 million, but staff they should be receiving.” report will encourage town officials T sentences up to 10 years and more arrests a re expected over the warning signs that could help avoid disasters “ The focus of any review that we did would be foliage, she said. Assistant Labor Secretary John A. Pender­ she .said. Department of Education officials The report recommends guide­ said Theodore S. Sergi, director of to use state aid to increase staffing next few months, Twardy said. like the Bridgeport, Conn., building collapse that grass, head of the agency. on the nature of the accident as opposed to the There are forces, however, said the document is intended to be lines that would increase the size of the staffing project for the state at schools and “ to put money Into An estimated $88,000 worth of phony bills have changed hands left 28 dead, lawmakers say. number of injuries. You could conceivably have Shays pointed to a March 1986 accident at a discouraging bluebird To obtain a bluebird nest kit. only a guide and some of tho.se teaching staffs in some towns by Department of Education education and not into potholes.’ An OSHA official said Tuesday the agency is a major construction accident without injuries, In Connecticut this year. Stamford, Conn., construction site that caused a repopulation. groups should contact the Ses­ involved in the project said it’s ilooking at revamping its reporting regulations and conversely you might have a significant concrete slab to drop about one foot. OSHA Victoria said bluebirds histori­ sions Wood Wildlife Manage­ questionable whether the legisla­ in the wake of the L ’Amblance Plaza tragedy. amount of reporting that would subsequently learned of that Incident, and an earlier one at cally have made their nests in ment Area in Burlington at ture would fund the extra positions. ’The eight-member Connecticut congressional turn out to be pretty meaningless and thus result L ’Ambiance Plaza, during its investigation of the cavities of wooden fence 584-983C. The bundles will be " I ’m not sure how politically Gaming board OKs 0TB theater delegation, led by Rep. Christopher Shays, said the April 23 collapse. in a tremendous resource loss,” Mikelson said. posts or in the hollows of dead distributed on a first-come, realistic it is.” said Lawrence R. If was outraged to learn that a construction N EW ING TO N — The construction of a $3.75 million, 1,000-seat "Had OSHA been notified of this (Stamford) “ It needs to be well thought out, and I ’m sure trees. But farmers have disco­ first-served basis. Miller, chairman of the 19-member problem simitar to the one that investigators say off-track betting theater in Windsor Locks has been formally accident and investigated it, steps could have the agency as it examines this and other issues committee that put the report approved by the Gaming Policy Board. triggered the April 23 collapse was experienced been taken to prevent the loss of 28 lives in raised by this (L ’Ambiance) investigation will 'The so-called “ telebranch" approved Tuesday will provide live twice before by the same builder, but the Bridgeport,” the members wrote. take it under serious consideration,” he added. closed-circuit telecasts of thoroughbred and harness horse races previous incidents never came to OSHA’s “ Not only was the same construction company Texstar Construction Corp. of San Antonio, attention. RE-ELECT from tracks across the country. Division of Special Revenue involved, but a similar engineering miscalcula­ Texas, the subcontractor in both projects Under federal regulations, construction acci­ spokesman Edward Harrigan said. tion involving the same building technique was charged with lifting the giant concrete floors dents have to be reported to OSHA only when a also responsible for the accident.” into place, was fined $2.52 million last week, part The board voted unanimously to approve the new facility on a person is killed or at least five people are OSHA spokesman Terry Mikelson said “ We of a record $5.11 million in fines levied by OSHA. DiROSA six-acre tract near Bradley International Airport, Harrigan said. Injured. have given it some thought already. ... It’s an TPMI-Macomber, the primary contractor and Ken Tedford i f Harrigan predicted a contract would be signed within 20 to 30 "It is inconceivable that accidents similar to obvious area we need to examine.” project manager at L ’Ambiance. was assessed . days. Construction would begin immediately and the facility is the L ’Ambiance collapse have occurred without But he said agency officials believe strictly $2.48 million in fines. expected to be open by the fall or winter of 1988, Harrigan said. DEMOCRAT • BOARD OF DIRECTORS Two cops to face cocaine charges O’Neill wants buses for handicapped PULL LEVER 3A NEW HAVEN — Two city police officers are scheduled to TOWN DIRECTOR appear in federal court on Friday and enter pleas to charges HARTFORD (AP) - <5ov. Wil­ Asked about that pledge ’Tuesday buses even partially paid for with peak hours would have lifts. resulting from a year-long probe of police involvement with liam A. O’Neill, who during his morning. Jon L. Sandberg. LEADERSHIP state funds. After Byrnes’ testimony. Arthur 2 cocaine, according to a published report. re-election campaign promised dis­ O’Neill’s news secretary, said: Pepine of the Connecticut Coalition The New Haven Register, citing unnamed sources, said abled citizens that buses bought When Byrnes was asked by FOR “The governor did say last year of Citizens With Disabilities played Deputy Mayor VOTE DEMOCRATIC Tuesday that Cmdr. Richard Fiorillo and Patrol Officer Joseph with state money would be accessi­ legislators Monday why all 280 that all buses would be lift-equipped a tape of O’Neill at last year’s ble to the handicapped, is making it and as far as he’s concerned, all buses weren’t going to have wheel­ MANCHESTER Capone would enter pleas. Neither man had been charged by forum, making the pledge, stating ciear to state transportation offi­ buses will be lift-equipped and chair lifts, he explained that DOT Tuesday. that the DOT was “ going to make * Love Lane affordable housing cials that he meant what he said. accessible by the handicapped. research indicated that not all Fiorillo is expected to be charged with misprision, or sure that every bus bought by the Law Enforcement: The governor acted Tuesday, one He’s asking the (DO’T) commis­ routes needed lift-equipped buses. * Sound fiscal management, while concealment of a felony, which carries a maximum prison state will have a wheelchair lift.” supporting community services "I hav(? always supported a strong police department. Onr (dtizeiis sentence of three years In prison and a $500 fine, the Register day after dozens of disabled citi­ sioner to make sure they are Byrnes also told the committee said. Fiorillo will be accused of having knowledge of individuals’ zens complained about inaccessible lift-equipped.” that once the new buses are in Pepine said Tuesday that he was * Continued support for highway deserve tiie riglit to feel safe and secure and confident that their buses in state-sanctioned pro­ The governor’s office contacted “ happy the DOT has finally seen fit involvement with cocaine, the newspaper said. service, all buses run during and sidewalk improvements grams. On Monday, state Depart­ DOT Commissioner J. William to comply with the dictates of our propt^rly will he proleeted. Our police must ftrel confident that tlnsy can The newspaper said it could not determine the charges against off-peak hours would be lift- ment of Transportation officials Bums immediately after being equipped and half those run during elected officials.” * North Elm Street elderly housing Capone. eonni on ns to hark them in their quest to maintain law and order.” had told a legislative committee asked about the issue by a reporter * Supports acquifer protection that of 280 to be purchased over the and reiterated O’NeilTs feelings, Traffic death Is considered suicide next six years. 240 would be according to Deputy DOT Ckimmis- * Bennet Apartment housing lift-equipped. PULL LEVER 5A sioner James F. Byrnes Jr., who 7 I Director Tedford views Love Lane housing. WINDSOR LOCKS — A man killed on Interstate 91 by a Advocates for the handicapped, had testified at Monday’s hearing. “Manchester's First Choice For Leadership" hit-and-run truck driver apparently intended to commit suicide, who also testified before the lYans- Byrnes said Bums was “ given Paid for by ih f Cornmltlrp to Ri»*plprt Petpr Di Ro m . Raymond F. Damalo, Trnaaurpr. police said. portatlon Committee, had played a specific direction that all buses VOTE DEMOCRATIC ON NOV. State police said in a statement Tuesday that Richard P. tape recording of O’Neill, during a purchased by the state or funded by Paid for by the Tedford ’87 Committee, Joseph Uccello. Jr.. Treasurer. Connors, 38, of Windsor Locks was struck as he walked along the forum sponsored by advocates for the state will be lift-equipped." highway here shortly before 5 a.m. Monday. the disabled during his 1986 re- He said those included the three The truck involved in the accident was found at a election campaign, pledging that main Connecticut Transit cities of Massachusetts rental agency, state police said. The driver was all buses purchased by the DOT Hartford. New Haven and Stam­ ELECT would have wheelchair lifts. identified as Donald Gibson, 44, of Chicopee, Mass. Police said he ford. as well as anv town that has was driving with a suspended license but that no charges were immediately filed against him. Blood Pressure Ballot-fraud charges dismissed FREE Screening by Nurse W ATERBURY — The wheels of Justice have moved extremely Day: THURSDAY fast for a Waterbury man charged in that city’s Democratic TImt: 5 te 0 at Cholesterol primary absentee ballot fraud case. ‘■ A L L Superior Court Judge William Lavery Tuesday put Frank N. Liggett Pirkido Screening i "C appy” DeBlasio on accelerated rehabilitation and then Cost...... *8.00 I .w . moments later dismissed the case against him. Ptiirmicy DeBlasio. 69, was one of 10 people arrested after an Sponsored In the Interest Rebate Mdse...... 3.00 I investigation by the state’s attorney’s office into allegations of of Community Oood absentee ballot irregularities during the 1986 Democratic HeeUhby: gubernatorial primary. Parkade Heallh A defendant given accelerated rehabilitation does not enter a & plea and can have the charges dismissed if he stays out of trouble 305 EAST CENTER STREET AND FDN for a period of up to two years. Nutrlllon Conler MANCHESTER. CONN. 06040 PHONE: 643-49S8 Paid for by Jim Morancey Election Commitfea, Chrit Delltalo, Traaaurar. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: FRIDAY & SATURDAY, OCT. 30 & 31 9 Subsidize R e-elect I T I IT T ’T ’ REAL A New Voice On The Democratic Team HOMEOWNERS For the fifth conaacutive yaar tha MANCHESTER PARKADE MERCHANTS ASSOCATION la proud ESTATE M a r y A n n to praaent a fun and aafa Halloween activity for all children. Thia year to add to tha faativltlaa, tha NOT HOMARTS IWUL SIERAKOWSKl TODAY MANCHESTER JAYCEES will praaent Halloween fair and fun. Hare la tha achadula: Town Director Vote - NO - on DAMIANO By Carl A. Zinsser MALL BOND Carl A. Zinsser Agency H a n d le y SATURDAY, OCT. 31st 4-8 P.M. FRIDAY, OCT. 30th 6-8:30 P.M, I'finlBrt In |ho PiihllC tor Qood Sponaored by tha Sponaored by tha Hfldith hv Michufii OworVln Fnviron'nuntAlist LucUow Rd . MANCHESTER PARKADE M«nch«slt4' CLOSING COSTS MANCHESTER JAYCEES MANCHESTER JAYCEES When deciding how much money you’ll need to buy a new home, BOBBIN’ FOR APPLES HOOK THE RING All tha Friday Evanta PLUS you should consider all o f the funds you’ ll need to bring to the BALLOON SHAVING SPONGE TOSS HOMART SEARS settlement table. You've probably already figured out how much of a FREE CANDY. NOVELTIES. TOYS. down payment you’ll need, but don't forget about your closing costs. BUILD A GHOST MYSTERY BOX tin world’s 48th lirgost yIC HALLOWEEN BAGS, CLOWNS Qosing costs can vary, depending upon the costs o f your financing and CHARACTERS SUPER BUBBLES 7 Gorporitlon with iilis of and the lime of the month when you ictlle. Your Realtor or the loan •44 bllllont can build thilr officer handling your mortgage application will be able to give you an Who will work for your interest not those estimate. It should include the points on your loan, private mortgage own Bucklind Mall insurance (if your lender requires it), the title search, title inaurance, of private developers. attorneya’ feet, and any transfer taxes or recording fees that your local Vote NO Buckland Town Government is an over 50 million government may charge. You may also have to prepay your firat Democrat for dollar annual business. month's mortgage and, in some cases, property taxes, homeowners’ A/lanchester Mall Bonds association fees and hazard insurance. As a general rule, the cloaer to Manchester Town Director Question #1 Republican Candidate for the end of the month you settle, the less cash you will need to bring to TOWN Let’s run it like a business! the settlement table. Because closing costs can add up to a aigniHcant Nov. 3rd amount of money, it’a important to include them in your calculationt. 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Wednesday, Oct. 28. 1987 — 9 OPINION U.S./WorU in B ri^ Deficit negotiators iook at spending Gunmen kill Americans at air base WASHINGTON (AP) - Deficit-r^ucUon D-Wash., was named Tuesday as chairman of hurt the economy. M ^ IL A , raiippines — Three teams of assassins killed two talks between the White House and Congress the working group. He said there was “ good The session began under some pressure to go American soldiers and a retired U.S. serviceman in separate resumed today with negotiators focusing on progress” and the group went beyond purely beyond the $23 billion in deficit reduction Consider attacks today near the giant U.S.-run Clark Air Base, officials ways to restrain spending as part of their plan to procedural matters. But he said the lawmakers mandated for fiscal 1988 by the Gramm said. reassure shaky financial markets. and White House officials agreed not to divulge Rudman budget balancing law to reassure the CAPITAL CITY I They said the attackers were probably communist rebels. “ I expect we'll look at the opening side first,” Ja ck specifics for fear of poisoning the atmosphere. markets. Lawmakers, however, said they need Snyder, commander of the 13th Air Force, Rep. William H. Gray III, D-Pa,, the chairman Negotiators “ discussed the fact that the to focus first on the basics. TQlWPoRARV SgRVlCg>.«; saM a Fili|Mno bystander was also slain In one of the four attacks of the House Budget Committee, said at a (Gramm-Rudman) law says we must do a “ If we can do more than $23 billion that would alternatives breakfast with reporters. minimum of $23 billion” in deficit reduction, Anderson and another Am erican escaped injury after gunmen fired on his SP9CmUZ'NC- IN; be fine, but that would bea plus,” said Sen. Lloyd car. “ I ’m optimistic and upbeat,” he said of the said Rep. William H. Gray III, D-Pa., chairman Bentsen, D-Texas, chairman of the Senate The names o f the victim s were not released. talks, which will later test President Reagan’s of the House Budget Committee. Finance Committee. «> svw e/w e cr.jusTio?s - c a m w i & n willingness to consider a tax increase. “ Tomorrow we get down to the heavy lifting,” House Speaker Jim Wright, D-Texas, said to A&N lot 0 PReslWMTIAL 'MANJ^eRS The negotiating group, in its first meeting he said. At Tuesday’s session, he said, “ both Demcratic negotiators want to find long-term AIDS won’t remove food Inspectors ’Tuesday, d is c u s ^ different conceptions of a sides simply said, 'Here's the kind of job we have savings that would reduce the deficit in future c a n d i d a t e s « FBI directors broad spending “ freeze” on domestic and to do.’” WASHINGTON — Federal meat and poultry inspectors who years as well, and to avoid gimmicks that do military programs that could help them meet The group discussed a work schedule that HAG ® speecHWRi get AIDS can remain on the Job as long as they are able to work little to put the deficit on a downward trend. The Arm y and Navy Club should try to « e T c . their goal of $23 billion in deficit reductions for might include weekend sessions to get the job Among the details settled at the beginning of Red Team satisfactorily and do not come down with an additional fiscal 1988, sources said. avoid doing damage to the integrity of the done. the session Tuesday was the shape of the contagious disease, the Agriculture Department says. Freezing agency budgets, instead of allowing Cheney Historic District if there is any “ They want the American people to under­ bargaining table. “ If all they had was AIDS, they would not be removed from the them to increase with inflation, cold trim more stand this is top priority,” said Sen. Bob Dole, "W e had a round table, but we went out and got possibility of avoiding it. plant situation Just because they had the disease... unless it was than $10 billion from the fiscal 1988 deficit, R-Kan., the Senate minority leader. square ones” to accommodate the large group, rehearses determined they couldn’t do their Job.” Karen Stuck, a according to some estimates. President Reagan sent his chief of staff said Rep. Jamie L. Whitten, D-Miss., chairman It is unfortunate that the club, which is spokeswoman for the department’s Food Safety and Inspection Some lawmakers and White House officials Howard Baker, Treasury Secretary James clearly an asset to the community, and the of the House Appropriations Committee. *ante. OhciNiwi P5?T: tm Service, said Tuesday. have pointed to a freeze as something that could Baker, budget director James Miller, and Democratic and Republican leaders in the Cheney Historic District Commission, which Stuck said it has been the agency’s policy all along to remove be enacted quickly, with the political plus of national security adviser Frank Carlucci to the Senate and House named 14 members to has the best interests of the community in Star Wars inspectors from duties in cases of contagious disease. Thus, if an simplicity. However, the details of such a plan meeting. The president released a statement negotiate on behalf of Congress. If a comprom­ can favor some programs over others and a final beforehand urging success. mind, find themselves In conflict over the inspector developed a contagious disease in addition to AIDS, the ise is reached in these talks, the plan will be worker would be ordered off the job. plan could require difficult compromise. "W e owe it to the nation to get the Job done," reviewed again, presumably in a meeting club’s plans to use part of the grounds of an WASHINGTON — Deep within the Pentagon, a House Majority Leader Thomas S. Foley, said the president, warning that failure could between Reagan and congressional leaders. old Cheney-era house for 20 parking spaces it small, select group of men and women engage in a needs. continuous, deadly serious game of “ Star Wars.” Reagan may delay contra-aid request $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Their earnest approach to the game is based on a Despite the objections of the historic conviction that the stakes are nothing iess than the WASHINGTON — The Reagan administration, beset by Senate bill expands THS commission and of others who fear any survival of the United States. pressures from Central American and congressional leaders, is M anchester P roperty O wners A ssociation considering holding off until January before seeking a vote on intrusion on the residential portion of the This ultra-secret group of experts has a variety $270 million in additional aid to the Nicaraguan contra rebels, ASKS THE VOTERS TO STUDY THE FACTS: district, the Zoning Board of Appeals Monday of organizationai names. But the generic term is administration officials say. Medicare program O p e n F o r u m simply the “ Red Team,” as enemy forces are C granted the club a variance to provide the The possible delay, disclosed Tuesday night, would represent a traditionally designated in military maneuvers. In parking. shift from plans outlined earlier by Secretary of State George P. WASHINGTON (AP) - Ameri­ THEY SAY TRUTH this case, the name is doubly appropriate, since the thority to scale back the benefit in Shultz. ca’s elderly will be protected from One alternative that was discussed at the Red Team ’s mission is to play the role of the future years if additional premi­ Thera Is no risk to the Town If the project is halted for The mayor seems to have forgot­ Stephen Cassano is a town Just two weeks ago, Shultz said in a speech that the the financial ruin of serious illness ums fed into a special trust fund are ‘Yes’ on No. 1 Soviets in the constant plans and scenarios drawn administration would ask Congress to approve the renewed aid of Manchester taxpayers. any reason beyond the de­ public hearing by the ZBA was the possibility ten that she represents the town of director who is experienced, under a historic expansion of the not sufficient to pay for full up in the Pentagon for hypotheticai nuclear or sometime during the last three weeks of November. Medicare program now being nego­ velopers control, the tax­ of having the club use spaces in the Manchester and her action should hard-working and successful. I coverage. if you want mall conventional conflicts with the Soviet Union. tiated in a House and Senate payers may well be liable (or town-owned parking lot across Forest Street reflect what is best for the entire Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, the urge my fellow citizens to vote for Who are the Red Team ’s piayers? Do they win conference committee. the cost of the bonds. There from the clubhouse. To the Editor; community. his re-election. Trolley crashes Into building Senate Finance Committee chair­ more war games than they lose against the “ good The Senate voted 86-11 to pass the Should Barbara Weinberg be man who guided the Senate bill to are other lawsuits and a DEP T PITTSBURGH — An out-of-control streetcar loaded with, catastrophic health legislation The club’s objection to that suggestion is guys” of the Blue Team? Is the computerized war passage, predicted relatively easy ruling that could stop the Are we going to let the few returned to the Board of Directors John Crowley commuters Jumped its tracks and hit a building during the Tuesday evening after the adminis­ that that the lot is posted fo r two-hour game realistic, or does the Blue Team get unfair agreement with House conferees. project. Remember Her- people in this town who have been and her position as mayor? I think morning rush hour today, injuring at least 30 people, five tration agreed to support a com­ 40 Huckleberry Lane advantages in the hope of making President “ I think the conference will not be parking, and that the club should own its against anything and everything not. When you go to the polls on seriously, authorities said. promise worked out in weeks of shey. Lake Compounce and Manchester Reagan’s Strategic Defense Initiative seem a lengthy one,” he told reporters Nov. 3 I urge you to vote for negotiations. what Is has done to Bristol. parking facilities. dictate what most of us would "The driver told everybody to go to the back of the trolley immediately after the Senate feasible enough to deserve continued funding? While the Senate measure differs BLOl like? candidates who will repre.sent all because there was no way he could control it. He apparently lost passed its bill. " I don't see any big Increased development will It can't lower taxes when the But the club has not contacted the Parking ‘Yes* vote means We put these questions to Lt. Gen. James on a number of fine points from the I'm suspicious in particular Manchester residents and work to his brakes,” said Police Sgt. Joseph Jancosko. hurdles that we can’t take care of." Abrahamson, chief of the Strategic Defense House version passed 302-127 on lower taxes. General Fund won't get any Authority to find out what arrangem ents when a businessman from Main make our town a better place to "W e knew he meant business,” said passenger Todd Erlich, 34. The new bill also puts an element a better town Initiative Organization. The makeup and activities July 23, both bills build on the (or 15 to 30 years. In (act might be possible for use of the public lot. It Street and another from the live. “ Everybody moved to the back ... Very orderly. The only of progressive financing into the of his outfit are, of course, highly classified, but fundamental goals expressed by they will Increase for police, should do so before it proceeds with a plan Parkade tell me that the town’s To the Editor; screaming was pretty much after it stopped.” Medicare program for the first Abrahamson agreed to lift the veil of secrecy a bit President Reagan last spring. fire, schools, etc. Rod Dolin time. that m ay w ell m ar the appearance and attempt to encourage develop­ in a recent interview. Whereas Medicare now pays full ment in the Buckland Hills area 120 Ralph Road The Board of Directors, In The Board, 9 people, does character of the historic district. I plan to vote “yes” for the He explained that there is not one Red Team , but Friends say first lady a survivor hospital bills for only 60 days a year While all 31 million Medicare isn't good for me, the taxpayer. I Manchester — after a one-day deductible of $544 beneficaries will be required to pay approving the subsidy was not have the right according Buckland bond issue on Nov. 3. My several, “ composed of real experts around this The Army and Navy Club is used frequently PHOENIX, Ariz. — It’s been a rough time lately for Nancy in 1988 — the catastrophic health an additional flat monthly pre­ acting the taxpayers best in­ to our Charter to give away suspect their fear of business decision was made after reading country.” Together they may inciude “ dozens of by commm.ity organizations for meetings. competition outweighs their con­ Reagan, given her bout with breast cancer and her mother's expansion provides 365^ay-a-year mium for the catastrophic cover­ terest. 13 million (27 with interest) the information available from people.” But the core — the nerve center — is “ a Indeed, it w ill be tonight when the D em ocratic cern forme. the town, and the opponents of this death, but those who know her predict she’ll handle it well. coverage after a one-day age, a major share of the additional without the voters approval. Re-elect Cassano small team of about six guys here who manage the deductible. costs will be paid by so-called I want the mall in Manchester plan. I ba.se my “ yes” vote on the “She’s a real survivor,” her spokeswoman and longtime Party holds a fund-raiser there. Most of those process.” And they rely on full-time experts in the And whereas Medicare now pays supplemental premiums tied to the They didn't trust the people If you do. too. join me and on a town director following; associate, Elaine Crispen, said recently. "She’s a very strong who attend w ill park in the Forest Street lot military and the Energy Department (which is in woman.” only 80 percent of doctor bills, no income tax. who pay tha bills. They still Election Day. vote "yes” on 1. The developer of the proposed matter how high they rise, the new don't since they are appeal­ because It will be convenient to do so. To the Editor; charge of nuclear weapons plants), plus a few staff A tearful first lady flew to Phoenix on Tuesday, accompanied About 60 percent of the nation’s Question I. regional mall has guaranteed, in program will cap out-of-pocket ing the judges decision so assistants. by President Reagan, to make funeral arrangements for her elderly do not have enough income WHA It may be possible to set aside some spots in writing, full payment of the bonds doctor bills at somewhere between “ We have a hierarchy of Red Teams that are put mother, Edith Luckett Davis. to have to pay any income taxes. they can do it again In the the Forest Street lot for use by m em bers of I am writing to support the if the town can not meet payments $1,043 and $1,850 a year — depend­ Robert E. Otis Jr. together,” Abrahamson explained. “ I have a group They would pay only the relatively future. candidacy of my long-time col­ ing on details worked out by a the A rm y and N avy Club, without a tim e 33 Sunset St. from tax revenue from this area. of people that I call my Countermeasures Team, modest flat premium — about ^ league and friend, Stephen Cas­ House-Senate conference The mall will not be built The Town Manager has said restriction. That possibility should be Manchester 2. The creation of a well-planned Soviet fashions debut In New York month additional under the Senate sano, for town director of and they do the organiztion of this, and they are committee. site for roads and sewers, as well bill — for the catastrophic without a subsidy. the area will be developed explored. Manchester. responsible to make it work.” NEW YORK — The American debut of Raisa Gorbachev’s In addition to those fundamental regardlees. Other develop­ 2 as professional, industrial, resi­ coverage. Stephen Cassano has served for Countermeasures are a touchy subject for SDI favorite couturier was heralded as a historic marketing venture, expansions, the legislation also Mayor’s letter dential and business use. provides ers are willing to build there 10 years as a town director. advocates. There’s always the chance that even the but for the Soviet fashion designer it realized different dreams. provides for a Medicare benefit for a more valuable tax base than outpatient prescription drugs. De­ at their own expense, which ‘slap In the face’ Du ring that tim ehehasearned the most fiendishly clever, futuristic weapon they “ Fashion is not business. It is a means of self-expression,” said I spotty, unplanned development devise can be checkmated by a cheap and fairly Viyacheslav Zaitsev, who basked in applause Tuesday night tails of this benefit will be deter- means we gain taxes Instead respect of many citizens and the which will eventually require of giving them away. Enough testimony To the Editor; simple countermeasure. following the unveiling of his made-in-America collection at the miend in the conference commit­ other directors for his incredibly town services. Lasers can be outfoxed by missiles that spin or swank Waldorf-Astoria hotel. tee. The House bill would pay 80 hard work, attention to detail and 3. This is an opportunity for percent of drug bills after a $500 In the spring of 1986, Mayor have highly reflective surface. Heat-seeking SDI “ I want to present all this beauty to so many people who hunger Vote NO On Question #1, Mall Bonds in-depth preparation for meet­ voters to have a real voice in the annual deductible and the Senate about laser game Barbara Weinberg sent a letter to missile interceptors — ballistic-speed space bullets forI it. It. ItAt isIB importantAii8|/vi ta iit forlu i me iiic totu haveu a VC thisHUB beu c ad Russianrvu sB idii beginning.u cK iiiiiiii ’ ’ ings. He has always been the future of the development of bill 80 percent after a $600 Let the Developers Do It The Old a Superior Court judge in support -- can be thwarted by missiles with fast-bumout director most knowledgeable Manchester, deductible. of a convicted drug dealer ar­ liftoff that shut off before the interceptors can Houston mayor on way to victory The main difference, however, The decision by the Zoning Board of about the budget. 4. This issue is being presented Fashioned Way, Pay Their Own Bills, rested by Manchester Police home in on them. Sheer numbers of enemy missiles ini TCTrtM Vatk.. WkUr,^t_ k« and the provision that prompted the Appeals to reject an application by Laser He hasbeenan idea man as well. by town administrators, with the HOUSTON — Mayor Kathy Whitmire appears to be coasting to Paid for by Committee to when he was caught with SZ.'iO.OOO could make a defensive system meaningless if even administration to drop a veto Like Everyone Else. He played an active role in the support o f‘the Board of Directors, a fourth win in the nation’s fourth-largest city, despite its Elect Geoff Naab, Pat Cottle, Games of Hartford without prejudice makes a worth of cocaine. a small percentage got through to their targets, threatened over the House version, Paid lor by Martchatfar Proparty Ownart Aaaoolatlon, conversion of the Bennet building after much pianningand financial depressed oil-driven economy that some say might be reason for Treasurer. great deal of practical sense. There is no point Weinberg is Manchester's high­ and submarines close offshore can fire is that the Senate bill would phase in Box 42S. Manchaatar, Mabai Sharldan, Traaaurar. » to apartments for the elderly; in consideration, I feel that we an overhaul at City Hall. in another public discussion of the m erits and est elected official and was aware low-trajectory missiles that duck under SDI space the drug benefit over a six-year obtainingadditionalathletiefacil- should offer equal support for Whitmire faces no strong opposition from six little-known and period. It also would give the $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$m$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$sssssY of the influence her letter would umbrella. demerits of laser games or of a laser game ities for use by citizens; in those officials whom we have under-funded candidates running in Tuesday's non-partisan secretary of the Department of have on the court. The convicted There’s also a Red Team of Kremlinologists, an election. site where the firm wants to locate one. It is fostering cooperation between the hired and/ or elected togovern our Health and Human Services au- dealer received a six-month “ overall kind of Strategic Red Team ,” as obvious the issue will have to be decided in town and college; in the present town, and consider their knowl­ sentence. Others with similar Abrahamson described it. These specialists ask court. ‘ site of the Senior Citizens’ Center; edgeable judgment. offenses have received up to seven and in many other areas as well. themselves such questions as. “ Would the Russians In the various applications and appeals, 5. We can not live in the past. As do this kind of thing ? How does It fit into Soviet years. He thinks about the future of \sOFFICE Laser Gam es has obviously fulfilled its time moves on, community lands strategic doctrine?” WE Manchester police reacted by Manchester. BOARD OF DIRECTORS « u will be developed; we do not often obligation to go through administrative stating that Weinberg’s letter was In a specific scenario, these experts constitute a He is also active and holds office have a chance to decide these TA channels before relaying on the couflsTo a "slap in the face" and "openly in both statewide and national Wh ite Team ; ‘ ' references, ’ ’ Abrahamson called PARTY^-^ ♦ K developments. A "yes" vote is a them. They caution the Red Team aggressors when Vote fo r A ll S Ixl ♦ q provide what the gam e d eveloper feels is a supportsacriminalthatherpolice organizations dealing with issues positive position for a better department has worked long and confronting cities the size of they feel there’s doubt that the Soviets would follow just result. Manchester. a particular course of action. hard to bring to justice." Manchester. The information he There would have been little point in putting Drawing swiftly with multicolored markers on a The mayor stated that shedidn’t brings back todirectors’ meetings M ary Bllsh on the record again at a public hearing a lot of white board. the general sketched the Red Team really know the convicted dealer from this experience is 9 Laurel Si. O l testim ony that is already on the record. approach to a specific example; HEDI, for high but wrote the letter for his family. invaluable. Manchester endoatmosphericdefense interceptor. “ You’ve got to be able to communicate with (the incoming missile’s) energy radar,” he explained. “ Can we e £ L ii ix J w« fool around with the radar or not? And how about Toby Moffett happy with his new career the possibility of that communication? And they go ! Theenis John 1. Ronald 1. Whrthrop Eagono A. Geoffrey Pi through and they construct not just what the Werkhoven GarsMe, Ir. Osolla Portor SlarakowsM Naab Pa intelligence community says people can do in the REPUBLICAN The state’s most celebrated political dropout is "Y eah , I like the job. I don’t love it, but I like it. I near term, but they extrapolate. They invent other coming up to one year in his new career as a Paid for by Rapub. Town Comm IB 2B 3B 4B SB 6B like the challenge.” sides to this.” Robort Albart, Traaaurar television newscaster and, while he keeps In touch Despite his identity as a form er Democratic The Blue Team, Abrahamson said, is composed with the old game, he has no thought of going back C a p i t o l politician. Moffett says he is accepted in his new primarily of SDIO personnel. “ But we bring in to It, ever. role by Republican leaders in Hartford and some others, too, so that they have some "I just don’t see it happening.” says Toby C o m m e iit s Washington. He and Nesti agree that his contracts perspective, so our guys don’t get stuck in a rut too Moffett, a four-term Democraticcongres.sman 1 Bob Conrad in both parties help him as a newsman. easily,” he said. "And the White Team then kind of Elect “Terry” 9 from Connecticut and now co-anchor on W VIT-TV. Moffett may shun a return to active politics, but acts as an umpire and provides Its information.” Channel 30, news shows H e’ll mark a year on the he keeps close tabs on what’s happening. He sees The general sketched in sub-team after air Nov. 3. the 1988 presidential race as tough for Democrats. sub-team. “ In some cases they are Bi Moffett admits he was "scared to death” when he He sees Massachusetts Gov. Mike Dukakis and system-oriented,” he said. “ In other cases, we've WERKHOVEN JUMP! JUMP} WHAT ARE YOU AFRAID OF - W EU LET THE WATER IH LATE!?’ started. He can't bring himself to look at tapes of the II p.m. show. He pounds out much of his own Illinois Sen. Paul Simon as probable leaders at the had a team that's looked across our whole l u i his first shows. But he is com fortable there now. no copy on an old manual typewriter and has a say in moment. architecture from Phase One efforts, and to the By 1 longer the uptight guy who had trouble smiling what stories are used Moffett expects that Kansas Sen. Bob Dole will sometimes they’re discipline-oriented,” meaning naturally or who stubbed his tongue a lot. What’s Why not move closer to the job? "H e loves being be the Republican nominee. But that will hinge on aimed at a single weapons system. “ And we’ve got D1 more, view er reaction is good In television, that is V O T Eon “ N O ” near the water (Long Island Sound)says Willie strong finishes — not necessarily first — in Iowa a team that looks at the whole question of B O A R D O F reci| the factor that counts. Blacklow. press secretary when Moffett and New Hampshire, he says. discrimination of decoys” — that Is, figuring out fill Co-anchor Joanne Nesti admits she had represented the 6th Congressional District. Moffett still cannot believe where he is. When the hew to tell the real warheads from the dummies M A L L B O N D C)YR reservations when the station hired Moffett to Blacklow. who now works for a California member. station colled him in mid-1986, he thought it was for DIRECTORS { Dl sent up to confuse anti-missile Interceptors. share her until-then solo spot. But Nesti. generally (or I Is in frequent touch with Moffett and keeps him occasional commentary. When the manager “ We probably have hundreds of people involved FICTION: FACT: Iron regarded as the best In the business, handled the posted on Washington politics. “ 1 think he’s very mentioned being anchorman, Moffett thought, in this exercise,” Abrahamson said as he finally The moll will not be built The developer has never stated that the lock Cool much-publicized change with typical class. And content right where he is." the former aide says. “ This is bizarre.” Now he's getting used to it. And put down the red m arker he had used to complete A proven record of getting the job done, Terry has: without a subsidy. of a subsidy will halt the prolect. In fact, some Idea though she insists that "w e didn't baby him.” she That may be just as well. F or while Moffett still he says television has a fringe benefit he wishes he the chart. worked closely with Moffett to bring him along. She of the same people Involved In this prolect Cc has a following among liberal Democrats, he was had when he was a congressman. agree to to the Town of South Windsor the (era says he learned fast. pay 7 running out of options as a potential candidate. He " I ’m recognized wherever I go.” he says. • B.S. Degree / UConn / Engineering sum of $2 million os o subsidy to that town. a aai He had to. Six weeks into his arrival on the gave up his safe seat in the 6th District to run for cook • Member - Town Building Committee - 20 years The prolect will result In a anchor desk. Nesti went on vacation. That, says the U.S. Senate in 1982. then for governor in 1986. Political notes iBaurlirstpr l^rral^ The "studies" were prepared by employees remi Moffett, was real pressure. This week. Nesti looked net benefit to the Town of the town which has been pushing the greei He was disappointed both times. Meanwhile. New Mike Dukakis may have some of the Connecticut • Past President - Child Guidance Clinic based on studies. back on the rookie's performance. "W e were Britain Republican Nancy Johnson took over in the Legislature’s top guns on board his presidential Founded In 1881 prolect from the beginning. In tact, the studies only compare the cost of the bond with amazed at how quickly he picked it up.” she said. 6th District the moment Moffett left. She has a bandwagon. House Speaker Irv Stolberg and • Committed to orderly growth in Manchester PENNY M SIEFFERT ...... P u b lW w r Moffett says the hours are hard on his fam ily — virtual lock on it now. the gross rovonuo. it does not associate any Senate President Pro Tern John Larson among OOUQLASA BEVINS Exacutlva Editor other costs with the prolect (police, tire. wife. M yra, and daughters M ary Ellen. 5. Maggie, When Moffett and I talked recently, he made one them, but Tennessee Sen. A1 Gore’s lineup isn’t too ADELE M ANGLE...... Nowi Editor ALEXANDER GIRELLI Insurance, etc.) nor does It consider that the 3,andSara.l. (Moffett'sdaughter Julie, by a small confession. " I hated Washington." he said, shabby, Showing up at his Hartford fund-raiser last ... A noclato Editor Put Terry to Work For You! previous m arriage, is a sophomore at Wesleyan in area would be developed even without o meaning the life there and its rat race. He also week were Deputy Speaker Bill Cibes of New DENISE A ROBERTS . Advortiting OIractor subsidy. Middletown.) disliked the pressure of a two-year term. House London, House Majority Leader Bob Frankel of MARK F A BR A ITI8...... Butm m Managor The fam ily lives in Branford, at least an hour's members barely finish one campaign before Stratford, Sen. Mark Powers of Niantic. and Reps. SHELDON COHEN...... Coinpoalng Managar Pull Lever 1B — WERKHOVEN — Town Director Sponzorad In tha Infaraaf of Public Health, ROBERT H HUBBARD. ride from the Channel 30 station in West Hartford. . Praaaroom Managar Paid (or by Tha Thaunit Warkhovan Comminea for tba Board of OIractora, Bavarly Malona, Traaaurar. having to mount another. / Joan Hartley of Waterbury, Richard Mulready of JEANNE O FROMERTH Circulation Managar Michael Oworkin, Envlronmonfalltt, 256 Ludlow Rd., Manchattar. He checks in at abour 3 p.m. and is there through " I don’t miss that at all.l.’^ e ssaid. As for now. West Hartford and Tom Ritter of Hartford 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wcdne«day. Oct, n . 1987 M ANCHESTER H ER ALD. Wedneadav. Oct, i$, 1987 - If 18 — If

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New Bomalhlng for averyon* in thb to cl rambling 0 badroom, 3 bath 'Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us!” light fixtures, bulk head doors, and basement stairs. Cellinga Colonial in Forest HIHa. Featuring and hardwood floors have been refinlehed. All new gas lines. famHy room plus dan plus flnbhed Being offered at $144,000. Give us the opportunity to show thie SS.OC rac room and 2 ear garage. Call STRANO REAL ESTATE home to youl sche PEOPLE WHO know today for dalalb. 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT know there's a certain magic W m m m 1 also about C'oisified Advertising. w ~ w a A X C A T L t o d a y - -‘‘SOLD” s fiij 647 f i ( 203) 646-7709 M ar Mon It — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. M. 1»T7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 28. 1987 — 1$ ■ « m 'l l i! Summit has a rosy future Oliitiiarics FOCLIS/F o o iI CMClBMd from page I notified Shults he was not ready to In Moscow, Foreign Ministry fix a date. spokesman Boris Pyadyshev said Em«st W. Johnson Berkowitz in the Son of Sam killings Ivan Bftthoff Shulti, emerging from an hour- but failed to win a fraud case The Soviet leader bad asked Gorbachev is ready to visit Wa­ Ernest W. Johnson, 78, of West DUBUN, Ireland (AP) - Ivan long briefing for Houie memberi, against former Labor Secretary whether the summit could produce shington this year and sign an Hartford, died Monday at Hartford Beshoff, tbe last survivor of the 190S By I ■aid Tueiday night that "It’i clear Raymond J. Donovan, died ’Tues­ an agreement governing space- intermediate-range missile agree­ Hospital. He was the husband of mutiny bn the Russian battleship enough from all our contact! that based defenses against ballistic ment without a link to restrictions day after suffering a massive heart Mai^orie E. (Leishman) Johnson Potemkin, a harbinger of the an agreement on Intermediate- missiles and Shults said he could In the “ Star W ars" system. attack. He was OS. and the father of Malcolm L. Russian Revolution, died Sunday. range missilea Is very close to being not guarantee it, Shults told repor­ Johnson of Coventry. Merola was the city’s senior He was 102. completed, and we have made ters afterward. "W e have no doubt that He is also survived by two other district attorney. A Democrat, he The mutiny over poor food was advances In a number of other agreement relating There matters stood until She­ sons, Roderick C. Johnson of was up for re-election next week, the first mass expression of discont­ areas.” intermediate-range missiles and vardnadze summoned U.S. Ambas­ Rowayton and Richard Johnson of running with Republican and Lib­ ent in Czar Nicholas H ’s military He said the remaining task ■horter-range missiles will be BUF.F,EiTi sador Jack P. Matlock to the Corvallis, Ore.; and nine eral endorsement and facing a and later came to be seen as a amounts to “ trying to button these signed,” Pyadyshev said. foreign ministry in Moscow and grandchildren. token Conservative opponent. prelude to the 1017 Russian Revolu­ things up,” and added, “ I think requested tbe new round of talks At the United Nations in New A memorial service is Saturday Merola this year suffered two tion. Beshoff worked for a Soviet oil perhaps things are on a reasonably with Shultz, an official said. Ma­ York, Soviet Ambassador Alex­ at 11 a.m. at the chapel of First major setbacks, failing to convict distribution company and was good track now.” tlock n otifM Washington and re­ ander M. Belonogov said the Church of Christ Congregational, 12 Donovan of business fraud and twice arrested as a Soviet spy, but He said a formal announcement turned to tbe ministry with U.S. Kremlin Would like the summit to S. Main St., West Hartford, with the losing a manslaughter case against became a beloved figure in the Irish would be made today. approval, said the official, who reach an agreement In principle on Rev. Henry Milan officiating. Bur­ a white police officer who shot a community. After World War II, he Reagan, returning to the White spoke only on condition of limiting Star Wars, but indicated it ial will Im private and at the 66-year-old black woman to death opened a fish and chips shop in House from Phoenix, Ariz., where anonymity. was not mandatory. convenience of the family. There during an eviction. Dublin, Stir up some spooky— but safe— fun for your family this year with a festive at-home Fun, sweet treats are welcome any time of year, but particularly at Halloween. Pumpkin his mother-in-law died, was asked are no calling hours. Taylor ft by reporters if the summit process Administration officials were op­ In Moscow, Pyadyshev told re­ Modeen Funeral Home, West Hart­ Halloween party. Take advantage of the Halloween weekend this year to treat both the Pinwheel Cookies are magically transformed into ice cream sandwiches when a layer of was now back on course. timistic about the developments. porters: “ Today we are unable to ford, has charge of arrangements. young and young-at-heart goblins to a "spirited" and playful family holiday celebration ice cream is inserted between two cookies. A mysteriously decorated Pumpkin Sheet “ There will be some statement They pointed to a Moscow state­ ■ay precisely when, but it is clear Memorial donations may be ON NOVEMBER 3rd which offers a wholesome alternative to trick or treating away from home. Cake is sure to rate “oohs” and "aahs" from every young goblin there. Frost it with about that. I ’m Just back here to ment that the treaty was being that in the nearest future this made to the Open Hearth Associa­ catch up now,” Reagan said. prepared for signing at ‘ ‘the highest agreement will be prepared for tion. 417 Sheldon St.. Hartford, A hearty Halloween Pumpkin Buffet is the high point of this party. Start guests off with luscious cream cheese frosting and decorate it with your favorite Halloween scene. Only last Friday, preparations levels.” signing at the highest level, as this 06105, or to another charity of the refreshing Harvest Punch. Follow your “toast” to All Hallows Eve with Curried Pumpkin The grand dessert finale is Famous Pumpkin Pie. Don’t be surprised if guests myste­ for a summit meeting In Washing­ One official said “ that could only has been agreed between the donor’s choice. RE-ELECT THE DEMOCRATS ton collapsed when Gorbachev mean Gorbachev.” leaders of our states.” Soup and warm Pumpkin Biscuits with Pumpkin-Orange Butter, especially satisfying on riously manage to "squeeze in” a slice before the party ends. Eloanor Royce FOR SELECTMEN a brisk fall evening. Serve the soup in mini cast iron pots which bare "chilling" The treats on this special Halloween menu feature natural, solid pack canned pumpkin, Eleanor (Lovett) Royce, 60, of 54 resemblance to mythical witches’ cauldrons. A long submarine sandwich sliced into an excellent source of vitamin A and other valuable nutrients — making them nutritious Hawthorne St., died ’Tuesday at her large or small pieces lets everyone get a slice size to match their appetite. Fresh fruit will as well as festive. Dow rises in eariy trading home. She was the widow of Carl Royce. complement this nicely. Continued from page 1 value. percent in September, the first Bom in Manchester, she was a “ There’s very little meaning to increase since June. lifelong resident. She had worked noon. A key market Indicator these rallies,” said Hildegarde Wall Street continues to lack for many years at Manchester closed down 1.1 percent. Zagorski, an analyst with Modes. 7 y — C confidence in the market’s stability In London, the Financial Times- Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. and in the ability of the White House She is sum ved by'^ier father, Stock Exchange index was down “ The market is bouncing up and and Congress to trim the federal John F. Lovett, with whom she 34.1 points at 1,669.2 about 45 down like a rubber ball, testing budget deficit, analysts said. lived; two brothers, John Lovett of ’■i minutes after trading began. bottoms.” President Reagan said ’Tuesday East Hartford and Robert Lovett of Prices slid siightiy on the Hong Rising issues barely outnum­ the stock market plunge “ has Manchester; and a sister, Elaine Kong exchange today. Tbe bered declining ones on the New alerted us of potential dangers on Small of Enfield. market’s prime gauge of blue York Stock Exchange on ’Tuesday, the economic horizon.” ’The funeral is Friday at 10 a.m. at chips, the Hang Seng index, closed by a 9-to-8 margin. In spite of the On Monday, when the Dow the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 7/ at 2,370.16, down from Tuesday’s runup in blue chips. average fell 156.83 points, analysts 219 W. Center St. Burial will be in T 2,395.72. The stock market was helped blamed the slide in part on a string Buckland Cemetery. Calling hours FRANK KATHLEEN The Australian exchange closed ’Tuesday by higher prices on foreign of heavy losses overseas. The drop are Friday from 9 to 10 a.m. with a gain. The all-ordinary shares exchanges and an announcement in New York that day helped to wipe Memorial donations may be NAPOLITANO MALONEY index, the main market indicator, by International Business Ma­ out much of the average’s nearly made to the Visting Nurse and rose to 1,389.9 from ’Tuesday’s chines Corp. that it would spend an 290-point recovery of last Tuesday Home Care Inc. of Manchester, 397 1,315.3. additional $1 billion to buy back its and Wednesday. Porter St., Manchester 06040. The value of U.S. stocks rose $37 own stock. The market value of American Experienced, Respected billion ’Tuesday, in another varia­ The market paid scant attention stocks, as measured by Wilshire Mario Merola tion of the market’s errbtic theme Tuesday to news from Washington Associates, rose on Tuesday $37.37 NEW YORK (AP) - Mario since the Oct. 19 collapse wiped out that orders to factories for “ big billion, or 1.68 percent, to $2.27 Merola, the brash Bronx prosecu­ Paid for by the Democratic Town Committoe, Paul Phillips, Treasurer. more than $500 billion in market ticket” durable goods rose 1.1 trillion. tor who got a life term for David Democrats 1 comparing SAUSTARTS THURSDAY mall to hall 9:30 AM SHARP!! Continued from page 1 CHDS SUNDAY fact that the bonds would be paid off from real estate taxes from the I ' /___ mall and related development, not " < v V from other tax revenue. DIRosa Al 2 and Weinberg said that without the bonds, development in the area could take place at a slower pace, denying the town potential tax revenue. Weinberg criticized the Republi­ cans for failing to present clearly what their plans are for the town if they are elected. She said that one of the things the Democrats will do is look into setting up a second paramedic unit in town to handle emergency calls when the present unit is tied up. The town will also look into the alternative of setting up a regional setup with the town of South m i Windsor. Weinberg said. Tedford said that the town should get a new. lighter truck for the paramedic unit to replace the truck now being used, which is intended for transporting equipment. DiRosa recommended an overall LOOK FOR TH E SPICY PUMPKIN SHEET CAKE CURRIED PUMPKIN SOUP PUMPKIN BISCUITS review of fire services and the possibility of building a new fire (Makes one 15 x 10-inch cake) (Makes 6 cups) (Makes 9 biscuits) station on School Street. "R ED TAG" 4 eggs 2 teaspoons baking powder 1/4 cup butter 1/2 teaspoon ground coriander 2 cups (four 1/4 teaspoon salt Weinberg gave the Democrats i 1 3 /4 cups |l6-ounce can) t teaspoon baking soda 1 cup chopped onion 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/3 cup dry Nonfat 1/2 cup shortening credit for the negotiated agreement NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED! AND SA VE!U ~ Soiid Pack Pumpkin 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 crushed garlic clove 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon crushed Dry Milk 3/4 cup Solid between the town and the Eighth 1 cup sugar 1/2 teaspoon ginger 3 cups chicken broth red pepper 1/4 cup sugar Pack Pumpkin Utllltes District. 3 /4 cup (irmly packed brown sugar 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg 1/2 cup converted raw rice, 1 3/4 cups (16-ounce can) 4 teaspoons baking powder I tablespoon water 1 cup oil 1/2 teaspoon salt if desired Solid Pack Pumpkin 3/4 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice GIGANTIC STOREWIDE CLEARANCE! 2 cups flour Cream Cheese Frosting 1 teaspoon curry powder Cops arrest pair I cup light cream Mix together flour, dry nonfat milk, sugar, baking Beat eggs in large mixer bowl. Add pumpkin, sugars, and oil: beat well. Add Melt butter in large saucepan. Saute onion and garlic. Stir in broth, rice, powder, pumpkin pie spice, and salt in medium bowl. Cut after seat switch SPECIAL RED TAG SAVINGS THROUGHOUT OUR eVEHY remaining ingredients except Frosting. Beat until well blended. Spread into and seasonings. Simmer 20 minutes. Stir in pumpkin and cream. in shortening. Blend in pumpkin and water just until all STORE. NOWS YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE BIG ON greased 15 x 10 x 1-inch jelly roll pan. Bake in moderate oven (350° F.) 25 minutes or Simmer 5 minutes. ingredients are moistened. Knead 10-20 times on lightly A Manchester man wanted In Until toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool. Frost with Cream Cheese NOTE: If using rice, soup should be served immediately. If not using rice, floured surface. Using a 3-inch cookie cutter, cut into connection with a recent burglary AMERICA'S FAVORITE TOP NAME BRAND MAJOR Frosting. soup may be prepared in advance and reheated just before serving. nine biscuits. Place biscuits on ungreased cookie sheet 2 was arre.sted Monday In connection Cream Cheese Frosting: Combine 3 ounces cream cheese, 1 /4 cup butter, 1 teaspoon inches apart. Bake in hot oven (400° F.) about 12-15 with an Incident In which police said APPLIANCES, COLOR TVs, VCR's, MICROWAVES, minutes or until golden brown. he interfered with police who were AUDIO SYSTEMS, AIR CONDITIONERS AND MORE! vanilla and 2cups powdered sugar in small mixer bowl. Beat until light and fluffy. trying to arrest his companion for Halloween Cake Decorating Tips: PUMPKIN PINWHEELS operating an uninsured vehicle, ER. COME IN NOW FOR THE BEST SELECTION,... ^OLOR Crescent Moon: Use a crescent shaped cookie cutter for the crescent moon. Press (Makes about 8 dozen cookies) FAMOUS PUMPKIN PIE police said. TV., lightly onto top of cake to leave an outline. Fill outline in with frosting. Pumpkin The burglary suspect, Joseph EVERYTHING WILL BE SOLD ON A FIRST COME,... S X ^ x y c R , 1 3 /4 cups (16-ounce can) 3 eggs (Makes one 9-inch pie) 9 9 Patch: Mix small amounts of sugar, brown sugar, cinnamon and nutmeg together. every Raymond, 26, of 466 Main St., was Solid Pack Pumpkin 4 cups Hour(lour 2 eggs, slightly beaten 1 1/2 cups (12-ounce charged with interfering with an FIRST SERVED BASIS. SO HURRY,,.. THEY WONT Sprinkle this mixture on bottom half of cake to resemble dirt in pumpkin patch. Fence ft Tombstones: Frost graham crackers with white frosting. Cut in strips to 3 cups sugar 1/2 teaspoon baking soda 1 3/4 cups 116-ounce esn) can) undiluted officer. Police said they are seeking I teaspoon pumpkin pie spice 1/2 teaspoon salt warrants against him on charges of LAST LONG AT PRICES LIKE THESE. e V E S Y O /S C fL A rE E . make picket fence. Use a dab of frosting to hold fence together and fasten graham Solid Pack Pumpkin Evaporated Milk burglary, larceny and narcotics. crackers to side of fence. Cut 1/4 graham cracker to look like tombstone. For gray I cup chopped nuts 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon 3/4 cup 8ugar 9-inch unbaked Police pulled over a van in which M U S T _ marble tombstone appearance, frost with black frosting. Wipe off excess with I cup shortening 1/2 teaspoon salt homemade pie they said Raymond was a pas­ BEST BRANDS FOR LESS! spatula and cover with white frosting. Using pastry bag with fine tip, write R.l P. in Combine pumpkin. 1 cup sugar, and pie spice in saucepan. Heat to 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon shell with high senger after learning that he would LOOK FOR boiling. Reduce heat, simmer 10 minutes. Stir in nuts; cool and reserve. 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger fluted edge be in the van. police said. The MAGIC CHEF SUMMIT WESTINGHOUSE GENERAL SOLD!!! black frosting. To stand tombstones, cut a small slash in top of cake in which you driver of the van, Blaine Roberts, MAQNAVOX SPEED QUEEN AMANA E LE C TR IC insert the tombstone. Put a dab of frosting in back of tombstone. Lean back to Cream shortening and remaining 2 cups sugar in large mixer bowl. Add 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves 26, of 114 Park St., changed seats MAYTAG SYLVANIA BROAN HITACHI FRIDAY'S AD brace. Bats: Draw bats using black frosting in a pastry bag with a hne tip. eggs; beat until fluffy. Combine remaining ingredients: add to creamed MITSUBISHI TAPPAN COLORIC A C O U S TIC Preheat oven to 425° F. Combine filling ingredients in with Raymond, police said. NEC TOSHIBA CARRIER R ESEA R C H mixture. Mix well. Divide dough into 3 equal parts. On lightly floured order given; pour into pie shell. Bake 15 minutes. Reduce Raymond was charged with PANASONIC WASTE KING EMERSON .JEN N-AIR PUMPKIN-ORANGE BUTTER foil, roll each into an 8 x 12-inch rectangle. Spread with 1/3 of reserved temperature to 350° F. Bake an additional 45 minutes or PHILCO WELBILT EUREKA KITCHEN AID MIDNIGHT MADNESS IS filling mixture. Starting from wide end, roll as (or jelly roll. Wrap in foil. Interfering with an officer because (Makes about 2-3/4 cups) until knife inserted near center comes out clean. police said he insisted that he was SANYO RCA FISHER LITTON Repeat with remaining dough and filling. Place rolls in freezer several driving the van, police said. SHARP ZENITH FRIGIOAIRE 1 medium orange 2 cups sugar SONY^^^^^lJIg^ggg^^^RIEDRICl^ ARRIVING ON FRIDAY, OCT. 3QtH hours or overnight. To bake, remove one roll at a time from freezer; In a subsequent search of the van, 1 3/4 cups (16-ounce can) Solid Pack Pumpkin 1/4 cup lemon juice unwrap and cut with sharp knife into 3/8-inch slices. Arrange on HARVEST PUNCH police said, officers d isco vert Carefully remove thin layer of peel from orange, making sure not to remove white greased cookie sheets. Bake in hot oven (400° F.) 10 to 12 minutes. Cool. 7 7 several bags of marijuana, and (Makes about 4 cups) portion. Reserve. Remove and discard remaining rind and seeds. Place reserved rind Drizzle icing over cooled cookies, if desired. several thousand dollars worth of 3 4 1 0 2 3 4 11/2 cups chilled apple 2 cups Ice cubes E-Z TERMS: and orange pulp into blender jar: puree. (Should have about 1/2 to 3/4 cup.) Place in items believed to have been taken ■ CASH Icing: Blend together until smooth; 2 cups powdered sugar, 1 table­ cider 1 cup (8 ounces) chilled OoiWnW"*' Exit 2 large saucepan with remaining ingredients. Heat to boiling over medium heat, stirring from a recent burglary on Church m MASTER CARD spoon melted butter, 1 teaspoon vanilla, and 2 to 3 tablespoons 1 cup Solid lemon-lime carbonated \ constantly, until thick, about 30 minutes. Pour into sterilized jars and process in boiling Street and a recent Glastonbury Now Exit 69 To ■ VISA milk. Drizzle with spoon or from plastic squeeze-type condiment Pack Pumpkin beverage or club soda burglary. W to 1-364 and m MONTHLY PMT. water bath or store covered in refrigerator. bottle. Add additional milk if icing is too thick Siivar La./8pencar St. Kteney SL 1/4 cup tugar 1/4 to 1/3 cup rum, optional Police also are seeking a warrant For Spicy Pumpkin Butter, add 1 teaspoon cinnamon and 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg to butter FOR PUMPKIN PINWKEEL ICE CREAM COOKIE SANOWICHES: 1/2 teaspoon pumpkin to charge Roberts with narcotics after removing from heat. possession, police said. OftN i J i t t t o SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER Omit icing on cookies. Insert approximately 1/4 cup (2 ounces) of pie spice MICROWAVE DIRECTIONS: Combine pumpkin, sugar, lemon juice, and pureed orange rind vanilla or pumpkin ice cream between two cookies. Press together Place apple cider, pumpkin, sugar, and pie spjee in Raymond was released on a lEASyjOGETTOlJ 1 Hirtford Rd 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEYSTREET $5,000 non-surety bond and is MANCHESTER, CONN. _ and pulp in 3^uart microwave-safe casserole. Microcook on high 15-25 minutes, slightly to sandwich. Smooth side of ice cream with spatula. Keep blender jar. Blend thoroughly. Add ice gradually, blend­ scheduled to appear in Manchester stirring well every 5 minutes. frozen until served. ing until smooth. Stir in lemon-lime beverage or soda OPEN OAILT: MON ft TP W S TIL ft TUtt, WED, SAT TIL ft FM. TIL BFM, SUNDAY IS^. Superior Court Monday. Roberts HINT: For ease in peeling orange, use vegetable peeler. and rum. Serve immediately. also is scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior Court Monday. *< M - MANCHEffTER HERALD. W cdn^av. Oct. »,JW 7 MANCHESTER HERAl.n, Wednesday, Oct. 28, 1987 — 15 Your Neighbor's Kitchen Smart witches can scare up fast and easy treats

Are you ex­ V« eup butter In a 3-quart batter bowl, or large pecting goblina into a 13-by-9-inch baking dish. roughly cooled; top with cream Ruth Staum’s desserts add up to winners every time 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon glass pitcher, combine cider, Place topping ingredients in a cheese frosting (see recipe below) on the porch, 1 teaspoon lalt brown sugar and orange wedges. ghosts at the 2-cup glass measure or small glass By Nancy Poppos Staum said she’s not likely to switch ^ — ■ ■ — Vk cup honey Mix well. Tie cinnamon sticks, abeeta of filo and apread witb apple PM uCIORl door, and pi­ M ic r c iw a v e bowl. Microwave at 50% (medium) Cream cheese frosting HoroM Rapertpr careers. But she does cook up a mixture. 1 cep loMen raisins cloves and allspice in cheese cloth for 2 to 4 minutes, or until chips are storm for any excuse at all. FOR DOUGH: rates on the 1 cep dried apricou bag. Add to cider mixture. Micro- 2 packages (3 ounces each) Lift all edgea of fllo dough which lawn? It's time K i t c h e n soft, blend well. Spread overcereal Ruth Staum, the town’s assistant Here are a few of Staum’s . Begga In a IMnch square baking dish, wave at full power for 13 to 15 mixture. Allow to stand at room cream cheese are hanging out of the pan and fold for you to scare Vk cup butter treasurer, can JuMie more than favorite recipes: over the apple- layer. Trim ao the IW eupasagar Marge Churchill combine popcorn, peanuts and minutes, or until boiling. Remove temperature to cool. Cut into bars. Just figures. m cape vegetable ebertealBg up some treats coconut. Toss well to mix and set spices: stir in brandy. Ctever and 1 tablespoon cream or milk Ting of dough ia no more than ItA for your Hallo­ 1 teaspoon vanilla extract When she tosses almonds, filberts PrlzB^nnlng inchea wide. Top with all remajning aside. In a l-quart glass measuring microwave at high for 3 minutes. and walnuts together, she comes up 2 tcaipeeaa baUng powder ween visitors. cup. combine sugar, butter, cin­ Serves 6 to 7 people. Pumpkin bars 4 cups confectioners’ sugar fH odM M fl aheeta of filo, buttering eadi one. With a micro- with a superb candy called panpe- Butter top layer. Trim edgea as 4capefW ar namon and salt. Drizzle honey into 4 eggs (silted If lumpy) patl. She can transform simple ‘FOR FILLING: . wave you can sugar mixture. Microwave at high Hint: For advance preparation, 1 cup salad oil Combine cream cheese and but­ rOR POPPY SEED FILLING: neceaaary. perform some Ingredients such as eggs, sugar and 1 4-aniee bax poppy seeds 1 capeiMV magic in your microwave when the door is opened for 2 minutes, or until boiling, follow the recipe above, then 2 cups sugar ter in a medium-size mixing bowl. Bake for 60 to 90 minutea,.or until kitchen and make some delectable because of spontaneous combus­ Microwave 1 to 2 minutes on 10% flour Into custard tarts. Vt cup sugar . the top in golden hrown and alightly 1 cop floor stirring once. Stir well. Microwave reduce power to 10% (simmer) for 1 can (IS ounces) pumpkin Staum’s most recent culinary M eup milk ‘ gcopsBBilk goodies appear in Just minutes. tion. The heat generated from the at 30% (medium-low) for five an hour as necessary for your 2 cups all-purpose flour (warm), or until soft, but not puffed,-and all flllinga are bubbling Whether you are preparing for popping of the com nuiy shatter and melted. With a fork, stir in cream tour de force came Oct. 17, when FOR RICOTTA FILLING: hot. Cool completely, then cover « Tww4hirds cap-water minutes, stirring once. Pour over serving schedule. ' 2 teaspoons baking powder she took first prize in a cooking 2 pounds ricotia cheese , I tahleapeea vaailla, hatter ernat trick-or-treaters, guests tor a Hal­ break an ordinary glass casserole popcorn mixture. Mix with two 1 teaspoon soda and vanilla. Gradually add sugar with plastic wrap. Refrigerate until loween party, or some fun with your dish. until frosting reaches spreading contest called Taste Off ’17, spon­ * rgS yolks thbroughly chilled, or ovemiglit. flavored extract forks to coat all of the pieces of Caramel O bars Vk teaspoon salt sored by the New Haven Register. 1 cup sugar 1 leaspeoo eoroatarch own family, the microwave will popcorn with syrup. Microwave at 2 teaspoon cinnamon consistency. Frost pumpkin bars: Serve chilled, in small wedges. help you to become a popular If you do not have a popcorn A dessert she Invented, made with M cup raisins TO ASSEMBLE: popper for your microwave, you SO (medium-low) for 5 minutes, or 14 to 16 ounces caramel candles Vk teaspoon ginger cut into 2-inch squares. walnuts, apples, ricotta cheese and 2 teaspoons vanilla P anpepatl 1 beateo egg while magician right in your kitchen. All can still pop com if you use one of until heated through, stirring once. ■A cup.water W teaspoon cloves fllo dough, was judged to be the M teaspoon salt Powdered eager you have to do is use these recipes Stir in raisins and dried fruit. Cool Vt cup peanut butter ■A teaspoon nutmeg W pound Manched whole himonds instead of incantations, and the the special packages of microwave 4 cups ready-to-eat oat cereal best-tasting sweet submitted. FOR NUT FILLING: IA pound filbinrt nuts To make the dough, beat eggs popcorn found in the frozen food completely. Store In a tightly "It was the first contest I’ve ever results will enchant your hungry covered container. Yields about 12 circles MAKE YOUR VOICE 1 cup coarsely chopped walnuts 1 pound shelled wainnta with sugar. Add vegetable shor^n- section of your grocery store. Blend eggs. oil. sugar and pump­ entered, so I was thrilled to be Mt cup sugar audience. cups. 1 cup salted roasted peanuts 3 tablespeons flhely diced orange ing, honey, baking powder and Our version of witches’ brew is Several different brands are avail­ Topping; kin together in a large mixing bowl. HEARD — VOTE I named the winner,’’ Staum said Vi cup warm milk peel «. flour. Mix aii together with a fork. made from fresh apple cider. If able. Most are, however, highly 1 cup chocolate chips Measure flour, baking powder, last week. More than 425 recipes FOR APPLE FILLING: V« cup raisins Form into a ball, cover closely with salted and seasoned. Read the label Witches' brew were submitted. She came home your microwave in equipped with a ‘A cup peanut butter soda. salt, cinnamon, ginger, 2 tart cooking apples, pared, Vk teaspoon black pepper piastic wrap and re/rigerate probe that has a heat and hold and follow the directions carefully. 4 caps apple elder 2 tablespoons shortening cloves and nutmeg into a 1-quart with a food chopper and a lasagna cored and diced IW cnp%|MBey - overnight. w measure. Mix together lightly with GARSIDE pan made by the Cuisinart Co., and Vk cup sugar feature (simmer), a large pitcher 2 cups carbonated apple wine or One-third cup olive oil Mix ali Ailing ingredients h>: of this spicy drink can be held at Nutty popcorn balls cider Combine caramels, water and a fork, stir into pumpkin mixture. a cookbook published by Cook’s 1 teaspoon cinnamon . <3 cups flour gether in a saucepan. Stir con­ peanut butter in a large mixing Divide batter equally into two Pull Lever 2B Magazine. ’TO ASSEMBLE: serving temperature for an hour or 1 bag (14 onncee) caramels 2 tablespoons brown sugar Roast almonds for about 40 stantly over medium heat. When it more, automatically. If this feature 1 orange cot Into wedges bowl Microwave at high for 3 to 5 B-by-B-inch glass baking dishes. Staum learned to cook as a small Vi pound butler, melted minutes in a 350-degree oVen. Place comes to a boil, remove from heat. 3 tableepoons milk One at a time, microwave 5'A to 6 on Nov. 3 is not a part of your microwave, you 2 quarts popped corn Cinnamon sticks (6 in total) minutes, or until melted and child, she said, watching her 1 IPannce fronn filo dough, filberts „in the oven at the same Pour Into a deep dish, cover with smooth, stirring after 2 minutes, minutes on high, or until a wooden Paid for by tb . CommIttM to EIm X can achieve the same result by 1 cup dry-roaaled salted peanuts 6 whole cloves John Oarald., Jr., parents in the kitchen. Both were thawed time, and leave Just until the brown wax* paper and refrigerate then every minute. Stir In cereal pick inserted In the center comes fine cooks, with her father taking a Combine poppy seeds. 'A cup using highpower until the liquid Combine caramels and milk in a 6 whole allspice L. B.n|.mln. Traaiurar. outer skins crack and can be peeled overnight. , , < begins to simmer, then set the time Vk cop apple brandy and peanuts. Press mixture well out clean. I.et stand until tho- slightly more adventurous ap­ sugar and 'A cup milk and set aside. off. The next day, divide the dough in 1-quart glass batter bowl. Micro- proach, she said. Beat ricotta until smooth, then for 60 minutes on power level low wave on 70% (medium-high) for 5 to 6: Combine walnuts, plmonds^ fil­ half.-Form 21 smalkballs from one (10%). Staum figures she must take beat in egg yolks and I cupof sugar. berts, orange peel, raisins and half of the dough. Pat each of these 6 minutes, or Just until bubbly, after her father’s side of the family. Stir In raisins, vanilla and salt. Set Popcorn in the microwave is no stirring once midway through pepper, *Add ,o)l and honey. Mix into a fluted S-inch tart pan. Set tart trick at all if you have a microwave "I love coming up with new dishes, aside. very thoroughly by hand. Then add pans onto cookie sheets. soup and ending with a pastry table. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Pick up a handful of nut mixture pan. • paper or foil to cool. Yields 15 "1 love a chdilenge — the hander the Brush the bottom and sides of a concentrated in the center of the three-inch popcorn balls. about.the size of a grapefruit. Pat Divide the other half of the dough cone, and the yield of popped com to better," she said. three-quart round dish with melted together until it forms a hard, tight into 21 balls. Pat out to a circle to 3 9 * - kernels will be better. Be sure to use I ^ T 7 T * v ^ ^ I UimiOnoCooponPof Family I That attitude Is reflected In the butter. Open the package of filo Harald photo by Pinto ball. Place the ball on a baking cover each tart. Crimp dough at Fruity popcorn traats ■ irniHOnsCouponPofFsimiy ■ Valid Sun Oct 2Slti livu Ssl Oct SIsl. 1617 ■ a microwave popcorn popper. Do APR0UD I VslidSun Oct 2$lh ihfwSsI Ocl l U l. iH f ■ J recipes she uses, most of which are dough Just as you’re ready to begin sheet. Continue until all nut mix­ edges. Brush tops with beaten egg not attempt to pop com in a brown 2 quarts popcorn, popped rather complex. "I guess my first assembling the dessert Ruth Staum, Manchester’s assistant treasurer, prepares ture is used. white. Place cookie s h e ^ In a love has always been cooking.’’ she Carefully unfold the dough so that paper bag, or in an ordinary glass 1 cup salted peanuts WITH THIS COUPON 4 AN AP 7S0^ her prize-winning filo dessert in the kitchen of her home Bake in a 325-degree oven for 45 350-degree oven for 25 minutes. casserole dish with a glass lid. The Two-lhlrds cup shredded coconut ADDITIONAL ‘ 7 SO PURCHASE ■ said. "Everyone tells me I missed it will not rip. ’There is no problem if minutes to one hour. Stored in a cool Cool tarts on the cookie sheets. ALL PURPOSE REGULAR OR HOMESTYlt my calling and should have opened on West Middle Turnpike. paper bag may ignite inside the Vk cup sugar NEW a few of the pieces tear, however, place, these balls will keep indefi­ Carefuily remove tarts from their Gold Medal Flour Tropicana Orange Juice a restaurant” because other layers of dough will nitely. To serve, slice thinly with a pans. Refrigerate. When ready to After 23 years with the town — be put on top. buttered sheet.s of dough in the Top with four sheets of buttered very sharp knife. Wrap in plastic, serve, sprinkle With powdered 8 9 ^ " r first as the director of redevelop­ Brush each piece of dough with bottom of the dish. Spread with the dough. Spread with ricotta mix­ sugar. Will last five days in the tie with red or green ribbon and M e n u s 6 limn Oao Coupon Pet Fsnviy I F ment. then as assistant treasurer — melted butter, as you use It. Put six poppy seed mixture. FEEUNG I ^s^s^ Ssi ^6 7 ture. 'Put on four more buttered give as Christmas presents. refrigerator. 7: Senior citizens WITH THIS COUPON 4 AN AP 7 6 I0 * WITH THIS COUPON 4 AN AP 3 S03 | Thursday: Pork chopette with ADDITIONAL *7 SO PURCHASE I ADDIIIONAL *7 50 PURCHASE \ C A b o u t T o w n The following meals will be gravy, whipped potatoes, cabbage ALL VARIETIES ANY FLAVOR c Three-grain crust pizza served at Mayfair Gardens and or carrots, applesauce, bread and Betty Crocker Cake Mix Hood Ice Cream ( Westhill Gardens the week of Nov. 2 butter, peanuta butter Jumble 0 1 eup whole wheal flour Two 8-ounce cans pizza through 6 to Manchester residents cookie. 4 9 ^ * 0 1 eup oat flour sauce Care Center. DOUBLE COUPONS Pinochle scores mato, 646-1021 or Barry Botticello who are 60 or older: Friday: Juice, cheese pizza, lim n One Coupon Pet Family ■ G The educational meeting will be Vsi-d fu n Oct to t ^ 4 % eup eommeal 'A green pepper, cut Into The pinochle scores for Thurs­ 643-1545. Monday: Vegetable Juice, roast tossed salad, ice cream cup. _SEE STORE FOR DETAILS d 1 teaspoon baking powder rings Nov. 11 from 7 to 5:30 p.m. at the Tickets are $100. No more than beef with Juice, mashed potatoes, day’s game played at the Army and hospital's mental health wing. The 300 tickets will be sold. The winner Bolton schools THE BUTCHER SHOP d 2/1 eup milk 9 9 * Danbury (Fair) Waterford (Crystal Mall) Main Street, TalcoItville salad, dessert. Egg salad sand­ Tnesday: Clam roll, vegetable, A U FL4MORS-f RUIT ON THE BOTTOM Hood Yogurt / Life ^ v e r Pops " 1 ,2 9 OR VISIT REPUBLICAN HQ. wich, fruit, milk. fruit. VANILLA 4 CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM T H E F A R M T H E FARM Farmington/West Hartford (West Farms) For more information, call the CHOCOLATE DRINK / Manchester chapter at 646-8643 and ISO N. MAIN STREET Wednesday; Shells with meat Hoodsie Cups " 1 .9 9 and many others Manchaster hospital Hood Choc-O-Good VtBY I OW IN CAl OBItS CALIFORNIA Rf D OR W H ItI ask for Madeline. Pah) for by Repub. Town Comm. sauce, garlic bread, vegetable, GRADE • A" ____ You can stop the Manchester Directors from giving a $13 wtu a« wrwrf iS* Robert Albert Tteoaurer The following meals will be fruit. Kraft American Singles .,2.19 A&P Broccoli Cuts ." 99* C alifornia S eedless served to senior citizens in the StUCE _ _ million dollar subsidy plus Interest which equals $30 mil­ I # LtNOUlNK-'O Tharoday: Barbecued ribs on r e o u l a r o r £ * t r a t h n : k Celentano Pizza "2.49 Cauliflower G rapes cafeteria of Manchester Memorial Velveeta Slices .,1.69 sesame roll, vegetable, fruit. ASSORTED WUBFTIES-IN BUTTER SAUCE lion dollars to Homart Sears for Buckland Mall by Hospital, between 4:30 and 6:30 MBILV VALUE G raat for 29 Friday: ntxa, aalad, fruit. Hood Cottage Cheese "1.29 Green Giant Vegetables " 1 .0 9 C o o kin g cx ^ p.m. daily. Ra w in Salads m lb VOTING N O for Buckland Mall Bonds Sunday; Pork chop with gravy, RHAM schools BHARP4WI440RCHE00AR-WHIU0RTEU0W _ _ 1 Ched-Q-Bit Foiaq Slices .‘.7 9 * Sfouffer'sDinnerSupremes ~ 2 .9 9 CAPE COO OROWN-RiO RPB-OCtAN VfWnr 9 beef turnover with gravy, batter The following lunches will be HIGH M VITAMIN 'A 9 Question #1 — Nov. 3rd. T H E D E LI H E A L T H 4 BEAUTY AIDS 4 Cranberries 99* dipped fish, hot dog on a bun. served at RHAM Junior and senior GENERAL MERCHANDISE Golden Carrots 2b.,69* wnSiAOOc^aifcowfTHm CALVORMA-LOWMCALORHIB PaM for by Q. Marlow, 51 Blue Rldga Dr., Manchaatar Monday: (Sicken cordon bleu, high schools the week of Nov. 2 NIWZtAlAND-MtOHtNVIfAMtN C Kahn's Honey M 99 Kiwi Fruit 3 «>. *1 Romaine Lettuce » 7 9* Swedish meat balls, com friter and UA. tn-COLOBBAL SIZE through 6: ASSORTED VARirTIES ■TASTff-HAUOWUNCANOYOfl I\OJF OPEN sausage, hamburger on a bun. Monday: Salisbury steak, Cured Ham ib O Caramel Apples r.'JtL 1. o 9 Sfianish Onions . 39 * YWMOfBUB U.4.ri-PREiBUM BAKERS ' Tuesday: New England boiled mashed potatoes with gravy, com, ^ Pert Plus HALLOWEEN TREAT dinner, fried clam strips, macaroni roll, pudding witb topping. German Bologna Fresh Apple Cider ..I.J. 5 9 I d ^ Potatoes »49 * Sham poo 0A4.Y BRAND and cheese, sloppy Joe on a bun. Tnesday: Fruit Juice, pancakes, Bavarian Swiss Cheese TRY IT'ITS DIFFERENT Common QrouncC Wednesday: Seafood newburg, sausages, hash brown patties, fruit 79 Fresh Pear Cider . 59 Wild Bird Seed Ui 1 .5 9 Great pasta dishes start with great pasta from OOUNMCT IV o / CAUFORWUI EXTRA UMQE NATURAL GEOFFREY TRK:K OR TREAT SNACKS ^ San Gioraio and to prove it weve come up with meat ravioli, bacon-lettuce- cup. Creamy Potato Salad Bulk Pistachios ^ 3 .9 9 tomato. kielbasa and sauerkraut. Wednesday: Lasagna, green 2 Wl ASP Canister Raisins ’ t S 2 .2 9 a really dioice offer. Just buy two of these fine FRESH SEAFOOD REG , SCNSHlVf SKIN OR SKPI CONDITIONER „ a store for women Tknrsday: Veal parmesan, beans, roll, applesauce. — Tl San Giorgio products and get one free. PRBBHBOUTHDW Barbasol Shave Cream « 7 9* franks and beans, cheeseburger on Thnnday: Cheese pizza, vegeta­ ^W ITN THIS COUPON NITH THM COUPON AA.2M. I NAAB (Calico Scallops ,3 . 9 9 REGULAR OR EATRA DRY a bun, stir-fried beef with bles, sliced pears. FRUHCVT-COOOn Jergens Lotion ^ 1 .5 9 I vegetaMes. IS.ftWITHOUT *35PURCHASE j-vj-v for I MANUFACTUR6WS COUPON EXPIRtS anORg | Friday: (%ickan pattle, potato , 3 . 3 9 B Manchester's 1st Friday: Boneless pork loin and r o u ^ , lettuce and tomato, gelatin ■MFOIITIBinKBIRHaM OOrrM SGJ OPINOAH Honey Jo Panda B e a m 9 .9 9 O FF i r s o * OFF B g ANY HZE PKO-RANDOM WtKIHT g sauce, stuffed sole in sauce, mani­ with topping. Fresh Flounder Fillet ":t s 9 •b 'i4 5 0 "O R » N "a K » ' _ /-v t - WiTH PURCHASE OF ANY COMPLETER Piece cotti, crabmeat salad on a bun. FRESH-SOFT SHEU 3M Scotch Magic Tape 2 ^ ‘1 ■ ASP Mueneter Cheese I Progressive Women’s Bookstore Andovar Elcmantary THawCEJCtFlATUIIE-ULAOFLATr I Cordelia Stonewaro B I STICKS OR SQUARES | BOARD OF BUY TWO, CHOOSE ONE R S . Satarday: Roast beef and gravy, Steamer Clams . 1 . 6 9 PR02B6-LAR0E-31 TO 3SCT. SIZE B urn* o«e CewoofiFer Femiff | ilmw One Cewoe* Fe# FewUe j i M I Cordelia 0Q ^ I VeMSea Ocl llV ith n iO c I 31N >M7 ■ VwaMtAMboMS mn .O rw*cI 36«tP«niOri^l1eriN7 iee7. ' ------^ * 7 IM N O IIK , R W n O IN , t m E EMEUS ^ C t f E U M The following lunches will be 7 books, cards, games, ' veal Scallopini over noodles, Farxjy Shrimp ^ . 6 . 2 9 DIRECTORS Buy two packages of these San Giorgio* 3, get a third chicken and cashews. served at Andover Elementary Stoneware •• videos and erotica package from this group FREE. School the week of Nov. 2 through 6; Manchester schools Monday: Cheeseburger, sliced Customer's si^iature______potatoes, mixed vegetables, pud­ 44 ■•I valK U alaxtlfM * The following lunches will be PftoBSaMBONYBtVuSBL O ut »1 il. 1BB7. ^ ______^ Address______served In the Manchester public ding with topping. towtlwtoissiass semrton liiiMninjnlSBlirtomifiTrr^ — ------ii.^ .« ^ a ,b ii.« iiM M i^ i.b e p > ^ > y ^ a4aaM7Rwwu»Raaaoe>«nw— iiBiad.M e4f— nanaed>fc»*^ ^ R p ip a .ira i« Strong Leadership Tnesday: Ravioli casserole, 200 West Center Street City______-State- schools the week of Nov. 2 through tf 6: toosed salad, raisins, rolls. for Manchester (West Side Village) Retail Price- -Store Name- Meaday: Hot dog on a roll, com Wadaeoday: Cbeete pizza, cole Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Cornars, Manchaster TODCALER Sand Eve coupon lo San Q0 9 0 Macaroni C o . i ■law. Ice cream pualMips. f ta o .T X 7M 6 6 torroMiEiwMinargofmaa«iwnrata8 vah4•S M«M - d Mn a it a W InwaoM p m ln Mf. chipa, green beans, peara. Manchester ■ 649-9380 cfiaeas of sufkoani stocli to ccR^ coupon muei Da Mwam upon R. Tharsday: Tacos witb lettuce and HOURS- MONDAY THRU FRIDAY S:M A.M. TO 12d» P.M.t wfiaiavsf piohEiaad tewdorreaincied UaiilaM aoM panfMiSeSSL** ra Tieaday: (^Izone and meat sauce, tossed salad, bread and tomatoes, seasoned rice, spice BAt J r OAyV m T O ^ (» P.M.; SUNDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. Pull Lever 6B butter, apple crisp. cake. Hours: Thursday 2pm-8pm Wednesday: Meat and cheese Friday: Fish and cheese, potato Paid tor by Committaa to Elact Geoff Noab, Pat Cottle, Treasurer. SanGioiuio* taco, lettuce and tomato cup, corn, puffs, peas and carrots, fruit in a Tues., Wed., Fri., Sat. 10am-6pm ^^ciW87Har*fieyFooi2coyiion^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 3^0D D 3 0 5 7 3 ^ ^ rice, pineapple. cloud. A M - MANCHE8TEH |ffBA«^W >W ff^W r, Oct »■ IW7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Oct. 28. 1987 — 17 Wedeeeday TV Advice SPORTS

5 K )0 P M fS Wondwful WofM of Oi». noir An Offleor and a Duefc Cartoons from 1942'46 faaturtng "Army Mascot," THB "Commartdo Duck." Oonakf Gats EQUAUZEK Father hunts for school Draftad ' ar>d "Pnvata Pluto" (60 m m ) (E S P N ] Triathkw; U S .T S . ChampuWv In part one o fa sfup Prom Hihon Haad. S C (60 min | (R| MHS postseason hopes suffer in 1-1 tie tiMoiMrt episode or (T M C J MOVIE.' Brokan Promisa' Frva abandoned children struggle to remain ~The EquaUz' er," airing to straighten up his son Bv Jim Tierney Indians to eyen matters with the together as a family Chris Sarandon. against Hall High in West Hartford. cleared by a Fermi defender at the McCarthy explained. "W e’ve got to guts,” McCarthy said. "He’s al­ Melissa Michaelsen. George Coe 1981 WEDnBSOAY, Herald Sports Writer winless Falcons. Fermi is now O-ll-l. last second. put those in. It gets frustrating." ways around the goal." OCT. 2 8 on CBS, DEAR whistling. (Our next-4oor neighbor] Manchester remains aliye for a 5 : 1 5 P M (H 6 0 ] Survival Series Pho- Junior Jeremy Dieterle took a Manchester had its chances in tographers Tony and L12 Bomford reveal Robert Mitcliuni ABBY: I am a whistled constantly, which we| Manchester High boys’ soccer state tournament berth. But it has Domination was the path to With Fermi leading, 1-0, in the pass from sophomore Emil Assay! overtime, its best being junior Mo the lives of two species of seals found in (1.) and Rlcliard male high found intoleraMe.) Coach Bill McCarthy is through three games remaining and must frustration for the Indians as they second half, Manchester again at 3:35 of the opening 40 minutes Moriarfy’s well-placed 10-yarder the Outer Hebrides off Scotland's coast •hMdan guest BChool teacher. I Well, since my letter appeared in I making excuses for his team which win them all in order to qualify. The outshot the Falcons. 15-0, in the first began missing several great scor­ (60 min) and his shot went wide left. At the which was saved by Mips at the star as two men hare a atudent has struggled offensiyely this sea­ .last time a Manchester ^y s ' soccer half, and 27-6, oyerall. Ironically, ing opportunities. Assavi’s header [ f The Portland Oregonian, I received 9-minute mark. Craft had his right corner of the goal. Ferm i’s 6 : 0 0 P M (S) fjj ’S9 to Nows wtio try to find in class who it U 23 telephone calls from all over the son — to say the least. team failed to qualify for postsea­ after a scoreless first half. Fermi in the crease went over the bar. At Dear Abby slow-roller go untouched and it Jeff Gawles’ shot with 2:30 left In QE) Thraa's Company the kidnapped years old and United States and one from Can-1 At this penultimate stage of the son play was 1966. took a 1-0 lead with 4:36 gone in the the 21-minute mark. Lyder sent a caromed off the left post. Midway the second overtime hit off the right (X) Magnum. P.l. McCall (Edward appears to he “ a Abigail Van Buren ada, pins letters and postcards. scholastic season, the Indians are second half. On only their second perfect cross from the right side to "W e had a bundle of chances.’ through the first half, senior Chris post. (Q ) Bartson Woodward). Uttle Ught in hU Truly overwhelming! Everyone clinging to slim postseason hopes shot of the match, Mike Reynolds a waiting Dieterle whose point- I McCarthy said. "T h e r e ’ s no Lyder’s point-blank left-footer was Junior Jeff Bernier had 2 saves O Simon A Simon loafers." as we wanted to talk about his or her and Tuesday afternoon’s frustrat­ took a pass off a corner kick by blank header was miraculously excuses." cleared by a Falcon fullback. With for Manchester while Mips had 17. (20 Jaffarsons CHECK USTPiGS say around ing 1-1 oyertime tie with Fermi Jason Criscitelli and headed it into saved by Fermi goalie Greg Mips. experiences with "whistlers." Most 5:40 left before intermission. junior "W e can’t fulfill on our chances." Doctor Who fOt exact TlfylE here. (In other High of Enfield in CCC East action the right side of the net. (S> were on the funny side, but two calls The Indians’ record is 3-6-3 in the Mike Sardo, who turned in a fine Finally, with less than four McCarthy said. “ We’re runnning ( S T J . Hoohar words, "gay.") were sad. dijdn’t instill their sought-after CCC East and 3-6-4 and they will The Fermi goal must haye game for Manchester, lofted a chip minutes left and Manchester press­ out of time.” O 0 FamHy Tias I am convince A 16-year-old California girl said confidence. host Rockyille Friday at 3 p.m. appeared to be a sealed coffin to the off an indirect kick and Assavi’s ing, Craft lifted a 15-yard .shot over It took a late goal by the smallest Monchester 0 1 0 0 —1 9Jj Raportar 41 91; Novate. Pecedo de Oyuki the concrete forest alone Janet Lame that the boy.. _ia "straight," even ached for the woman signed "6 feet her father works nights, so he’s at They finish out the season with two Indians in the first half as all of 8-yard biast was repelled by the Mips and into the back of the net for Green. Oehl Beni. Stephen Hunter player on the Manchester roster — Fermi 0 1. 0 0—1 ST> MacNail / Lahrar Nawshour though when he talks, he gestures 4 in Alabama! ” I was A feet tall in home during the daytime. She road games next week, Monday at their solid opportunities went as­ crossbar. the equalizer. Scoring: M— Crott. F— Reynolds. fti) MOVIE: 'The Love Bug' Looking for a 1986 Rated R sophomore Corey Craft — for the (D IS ] MOVIE: 'OuartartMck Princass' A new owner, a Volkswagen with human broadly with his hands, snd finds it the seventh grade and was never invited some friends over to listen East Ha rtford High a nd Wednesday tray, hit a post, a crossbar, or were "We created so many chances,” "Corey Craft has got a lo( of Saves: M— Bernier 2; F— Mips 17. girl fights to bacoma quartarback of her qualities chooses a former race driver 10:45PM [O lS ]D T v impossible to drink a glass of milk invited to a high school dance. I was to records. Her father whistled high school's football taam Helen Hunt and hit girlfriend Dean Jones. Michele unless his pinkie is pointing due miserable, but I knew there was constantly, so she asked Urn to Don Murray. John Stockwell 1983 Lee. Buddy Hackett 1969 11:00PM CD GD ® ® N«y. & M -A -8 -H west. something better out there for me, please stop. He hit her in the mouth, [ESPN] SportsLook [C N N ] PrimeNews CD CD Simon A Simon Is there a school where young so when I reached 19,1 threw away knocking out two teeth, then threw (MAX] Martin Mull Prasants tha Hia [DIS] Edison Twins men can go to "butch up,” so to my flats, bought high heels and her out the door, saying he would tory of Whita Paopla in America: White 1]) INN News [ES PN ] Bowling; High Rolters Tourne speak? If there is. his dad would learned bow to walk gracefully in have no "mouthy brat"living in his MHS girls annex fourth straight league title Crime Hal Harrison's young son Tommy ment Frorh Las Vegas Nev (60 mm ) (R) CIS Connecticut Beet laarns the hard facts about white |usiice like to know about it. If no such them. When the questions changed home! A woman from Georgia said [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Return of the Jedi' (CC) 2 $ Honcymooners whan he is thrown in the Hawkins Falls place exisu, might I suggest it as a from, "D o you play basketball?" to that her gentle, lovaUe father ENFIELD — It was a record jail Third installment of George Lucas' "Star <29 Motorweefc A critical review of the Hickey in the 500 free. Wars trilogy reunites Luke Skywalker good business opportunity for “ Are you a model?" I knew there moved in with her family two showing by the Manchester High Acura Legend coupe, an update on the "The team Is constantly Improv­ [USA] Canoona and his comrades for a final battle with long term of the Peugeot 505 STX somebody to start one. was no way but up for me. months ago. He loves the children girls' soccer team Tuesday C c the evil Galactic Empire Mark Hamill. I am signing my name and Today I’m 6 foot 4, and 27 years and they loved him when he didn’t H.S. Roundup ing and its confidence is growing 9ft Tales of the Unexpected afternoon. 6 :1 5 P M (H B O j MOVIE: 'Tha Navar Harrison Ford. Came Fisher 1983 with each win.” Manchester Coach eodifig Story' (CC) A bookish youngster Rated PG (In Stereo) PELICULA; 'Noebe de Juerga' Por address to verify that this is a old. I ’m married to a man (my live with them and they only visited I The visiting Indians kept their enters a fantasy world when he reads a Dave Fro.st said. / [M A X ] MOVIE: Th e Wild Bunch' A tratar de cambiar su v>da an uns noche, legitimate letter, but please don't height) who’s a banking executive. him. He whistles all the time — unbeaten record intact with a 3-0 strange novel about the struggle to save un hombre se enreda en situac Grow Old mind open on world issues. Homart Sears the Bulldogs. Dan Burger registered a three- Coach John Robinson of the Rams said Tuesday What Robinson has to decide Is what course of plot to mass murder children Tom At lead the way for the Bulldogs. Bolton had a 28-10 edge in shots. kins. Stacey Nelkin. Oan O Herhhy (fl) Hill Street Blues Cft) Home Shopping Overnight Service Myhrman has six assists for the goal hat trick for RHAM while “ It hangs'over all of us.” action to take if he concludes that Dickerson wasn’t [CNN] CNN News (3 hrs ) How can we grow old gracefully? Rev. Dr. Shepkard S. Johnson PsM by a Marlow. St Wua RMes Dr.. Bolton 2 3— 5 injured and purposely held himself out of the game 1982 season. Jon Wiedie, on a penalty Portland 1 0— 1 single goals were added by Todd Unhappy about his contract, Dickerson has (ftD Joe Franklin I have mentioned earlier that the Soath United Methodist Church (22) 9ft Highway to Heaven (CC) Jona 1 0 : 1 5 P M [H B O ] MOVIE: Soul Man kick, and Cliff Dooman accounted Scoring: B— Myhrman (3), Dooman, Machowskl, Joey Nielsen. Dave asked the Rams to trade him He carried the ball for other reasons. than, dressed as a werewolf, comes to (TT) Twilight Zone need for a sense of humor and the (CC) An ingenious teen cons his way for the other Bolton scores. Wiedie, P— AAerolll; Sovet: B— Don Vincent, and Craig Keegan. only seven times In Monday night’s 30-17 loss to the The options for the Rams, in that case, are to the rescue when drunken teen agers into Harvard Law School when his father (2jftl Maude realization that we are more than Titus 6, P— Mike Shollv 13. Nielsen’s goal was his 30th of the Cleveland Browns and sat out the second half with trade Dickerson before next Tuesday’s deadline, 9 harass e young trick-or treater (60 min ) refuses to pay his tuition C Thomas Just a ‘‘body.’’ Myhrman gave Bolton a 1-0 lea^ ® Ask Dr. Ruth season. RHAM led. 3-0, at halftime. suspend him without pay for now and trade him (In Stereo) Howell. Rae Dawn Chong 1986 Rated SSSSSSSSS^S at 17:01 of the first half before Marl what the team called a thigh injury [C N N ] Croaafire We also need to be flexible. Too 9 RHAM goalie Steve Emt had three later, or do nothing. 9ft (57) Infinite Voyage Premiere (CC) PG 13 (In Stereo) Merolli tied it for Portland, which Cheney blanked Robinson said he wants to believe Dickerson was [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow many older persons "close down’’ saves to earn his 12th shutout of the really injured. “ Whatever happens. I will share with you as soon The first of 12 programs chronicling 10:30PM 96 in n News fell to 3-4-3. 3-6-5 with the loss. scientific exploration and discovery ex emotionally and mentally. It’s a year while Cheney goalie Matt “ It’s clearly on everyone’s mind.” Robinson as I can.” Robinson said. 9ft Odd Couple 1 : 0 5 A M Love Boat Weekly Wiedie. converting a penalty kick HEBRON — The Cheney Tech amines the unseen worlds around us sad thing to no longer get emotion­ boys’ soccer team knew it was up Marcotte recorded 17 saves. from matters sniallest parts to the vast (4t^ Muy Especial: Celia Cruz 1 : 3 0 A M ([£ Get Smart ally involved with people, or at 37; II after an intentional hand- ness of apace (60 mm ) (In Stereo) (M A X ) MOVIE: A Clockwork Orange' ^ INN News mentally involved with issues. Baked (2ft MOVIE: 'Seems Like Old Times' A In an England of the near future, a vi­ ( 9 Dating Oeme lewyer jeopardizes her husband s career olent youth undergoes an experimental My life has been blessed by older by helping her ex husbend run from the procedure designed to erase his deviant [C N N ] Newsnight Update persons who have loved me. They police Goldie Hawn. Chevy Chase. impulses Malcolm McDowell. Patrick [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Quentin Durwerd' Politi­ had the courage to risk a new Specials Clark's presence would have made a difference Charles Grodin 1980 Magee. Adrienne Corn 197 1 Rated R cs! intrigue in French King Louis XI's relationship. court. Based on a novsl by Sir Walter (3ft MOVIE; 'The War of the Worlds' An [T M C ] MOVIE: Bullies’ (CC) Moping to As you grow older, look (or new Plus Maine. Connecticut had a 28-10 lead going into the the Patriots, who are 10-1-1 (or the season. unexpected and surprising event saves improve the quality of his family's life, a Scott. Robert Taylor, Kay Kendall. Rob­ Would Jack Clark’s presence in the St. Louis ert Morley 1965 persons to love — and keep your fourth quarter but a funny thing happened to the • There are those who swear by, and swear at, the world from an invasion by Mars big-city executive moves his family to a Cardinals’ lineup have made a difference in the 88*q Gene Berry, Ann Robinson. Les Tre small country town where they unfortun­ [E S P N ] Arm Wrestling These Side Orders Huskies on their way to a victory. unofficial scholastic polls. The latest "unofficial” 1987 World Series? mayne 1963 ately discover that evil does not dwell in [U S A ] W W F Prime Time Wrestling They gave up 22 points to the host Black Bears in football coaches' poll puts East Catholic as the No. Certainly. Thoughts 1 team in Connecticut. Eagle Coach Jude Kelly said 1 :5 5 A M [HBO] MOVIE: -N*itm of th* THE LITTLE Take 35 home runs out of the middle of anyone’s the final 15 minutes to see their record slide to 3-4. Rose' (CC) A ramote medieval abbey is Friod Clomt...... *4.39 Any thoughts of a Yankee (in fe re n c e title are his team is honored to be considered No. 1, but he's plagued by a senes of grotesque mur­ THEATRE OF Friod OyotOTB.... *4.39 lineup and it has to have a m ajor effect. The rest of ApLENty gone. The only solace for the Huskies is to salvage a well aware his team now faces the responsibility Cinema ders and only one man can solve the puz­ Friod Fish...... *3.29 Clom Roll...... *3.29 the Cards’ lineup was packed with a bunch of 7 zle Sean Connery, F Murray Abraham MANCHESTER that goes along with it. All future opponents would Len Auster winning season Back-to-back winning campaigns 1986 Rated R (In Stereo) Friod Scollop.....*6.49 Scollop Roll...... *3.69 Punch and Judy hitters. Who scares you? Tom in Huskyland have not been plentiful The last time love to knock off the top 1 team in the state. East 7 Sports Editor NARTPOKD MANCNBtTBa Friod Shrimp.....*6.49 Lobotor Roll...... *5.49 Lawlets? hosts Northwest Catholic Friday night at Mount UA TMalart Xmt — Stakcoul (R) « was in 1959-60. UConn, coming off an 8-3 season in Oaiaia city— Mouric# ( « ) 6:40, »;30. Vince Coleman, with his speed, scares you. But — MotMMin (PO-13) 6 :», «:40. - WUh 7; IS, 0:40.— Tht Pick-Up Artist (PO-13) ’86, had high hopes for ’87 with a veteran contingent Nebo before venturing to Trumbull next Saturday 7:30, «;M . — BMt Sailer (R) 7, «;M. You W4f# M4f4 (X) 7:10, f:S0. — I’v# you can’t steal first base. Terry Pendleton could returning. to combat St. Joseph in what could decide the All HMTd fit* MtrmaM* Singlno 7. *:10. champion as some might suggest, but as the late VSRNON put a charge Into the baseball when healthy, but But the Huskies haven't followed the script. It’s Connecticut Conference championship. CiM t a t — Stoktout (R) f:M. — Dine In or Take Out! Injury forced the Cards’ starting third baseman Casey Stengel would say, "Y o u can look it up.” ■A.TMARTPORO SurrtndM- (R) 7. — The PIck-Up Artist fl CHOBU5 Lint so much easier on paper. • The sweep by the Bennet Junior High School (PO-13) 7:1S,0:1S. Into a minimal role in the Series. There are those who’ll argue there are 10 NAAB ------"\ cross country squads at last Saturday’s Holy Cross PrltfoY a Soturdovr I R.M. The Twins were a fortunate lot for two reasons; major-league teams better than the Twins. Maybe Bits and pieces *^PMf eijSrX'i. Pp*. • Clnemo — WRIT HARTPORO Nov. «-7 / Nov. 19-14 The Cards were without a a rk , and four of the 8 0 . But not if you look it up. Freshman Invitational Meet was a first for the SwrfpRdpr (R) 7:30, ♦;3p. ■kn I A 3 — Stoktout |R) 9:30. — Lo • It appeared that Coventry High School’s Leslie •p CIppi 1-0 — Someoi»«To Bomba (PO-13) 7. — Btst Solltr (R) seven games were played at the Metrodome. The event. The annual run in Waterbury is the Danehy was about to set a state record for career Wotcti Owpr (R) 1:40,10. — Princ# of 9 ;» . — Tht PIck-Up Artist (PO-13) 7. Lever 6B East Cotholic Metrodome, as It’s already been documented, was unofficial state championship. Darknpss'(R) 1:30, 7:30. 9:30. — LIks 430ak Street Huskies disappoint goal-scoring last Saturday at SoccerFest. She went • Toughest name of the season: It has to belong rSnvKUk*son (PO-13) 1:)S.7;)S.9:30. WILLIMANTIC _ Auditorium SEA FOOD the great equalizer for the Twins. They’re a Prinelpol (R) ):0S, 7:30, 9:45.- U.A. TItt CHitmas — Potol Attroctlon Paid (or by Commlttaa to The University of Connecticut football team has into the game with 118 and it was noted earlier in to Bolton High midfielder Attilla Lengyel. Second Tti* Prlnc4ss Irld* (PO) 1:30,7:M, 9:40. (R) 5,7:15,9:30. — Like Fothtr Like Sen Tictott: iS-$4 528-8868 MUmSIIR horrible road team, as their losses at Busch Elaci Qaod Naab, Pal Cottla. the been a funny bunch in '67. For a while, the Huskies the week that E.O. Smith’s Lori Kessel set the state place, as far as difficulty in spelling, goes to a pair — Potol Attroctlon (R) ), 7:)5, 9:SS, — (PO-13) 5,7,9. — Olrty Oonclnp (PO-13) A O w rw U w i SCPVMG MCA 09CR 90 YEARS Stadium in St. Louis exhibited, but they were Susppct(R) 1.7:10.9:45. — Night FIvtrs 5:30. 7:30. 9:30. — Suspect (R) 5, 7:15, Treaaurar. were up and down from game to game. They did it record in the early 1080s with 118. A recheck, of Coventry High sisters, Johanna and Alyssa (R) 1:35,7:35.9:35. — Baby Boom IPO) 649-9937 fortunate to have the deciding game at home. 9:45. — The Princess Bride (PO) 5. 7.9. within a single game last weekend in their loss to Uiuu0«*. aiiuw«u rvessel with 155. Danehy has 120 for VanKruiningen 1:35.7:35.9:40, — Nlpht Flyers (R) 5:45. 7:45,9:45. S 5 S The Twins may not be a "worthy” World Series I> - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedncidav. Oct. 2$. 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Oct. 26, 1987 — H St. Paul turns out to fete world champion Twins Coventry H /g h ’s Leslie Danehy NFL maintains By Tony Kennedy a deputy chief in the Minneapolis crowd at the rally there to be more The Assocfoted Press Police Department. "They tried to than 100,000. cooperate as best as th ^ could, but About 300 children reported ST. PAUL, Minn. — A motorcade they themselves had no place to go. themselves as missing to the piayoff format Capitol’s security staff, but by the Is naturally on the offensive carrying members of the Worid It was such a mass of humanity." Series chbmpion Minnesota IV in s Some officers had their toes run end of the day they were all h r reunited with their parents, said Rv Jim TIbtiibv As a result of her awesome By Dove Goldberg Packers are a community-owned inched through a bliztard of con­ over by cars in the motorcade as Herald Sports Writer fetti and rice as hundreds of they struggled to buffer the press­ Katherine Dwyer of the Minnesota ability, Danehy has been double The Associated Press non-profit corporation with 1,800 Historical Society’s Capitol His­ and triple-teamed by opponents r:- shareholders but no other NFL thousands of delirious fans Jammed ing crowd. Fans stood on traffic Being on the offensive has over the last two years which % KANSAS CITY, Mo. - NFL toric Site Staff. team allows public ownership. city streets to glimpse and touch lights at nearly every intersection, been her style of play on the their heroes. where the masses were up to No one was reported Jailed in makes each game increasingly owners, picking up the pieces from Instead, the talk was of trying to Minneapolis in connection with the soccer field since she was in the difficult for her. the 24-day players’ strike, hope resume negotiations on a new “ I could cry. That is so nice I 90-deep. Construction workers fourth grade. Never in her could cry," team owner Carl waved from steel girders nearly 60 parade, Hennepin Cotinty Deputy “ This year it’s worse than ’'SSI' they can restart negotiations with contract with the N F L Players wildest dreams, though, could ever,” Danehy said of the Pohlad said as he rode at the head of stories high, and people hung from Sheriff Stephen Wood said. the union to forestall new repercus­ Association, which filed an anti­ she have envisioned her prolific it IS'' the parade Tuesday. openings in every parking ramp At least one reveler was arrested mutli-person marking. “ It’s un­ sions such as the possibility of trust suit seeking free agency and goal-scoring career as she ap­ *T guess this is the grand finale and most office buildings. in St. Paul, located in Ramsey bearable. They want to take me postponing the tw8team expansion an end to the draft at the same time proaches the end of a peerless right here," left fielder Dan Glad­ With temperatures in the mid- County, on a charge of criminal out of the game.” Paul Lom­ scheduled for 1989. it sent its players back to work Oct. four-year stay with the Coven­ den said. "These have got to be the 40s, a brisk wind held much of the damage to property. "I guess bardo, a detective with the But the union isn’t interested and 15. try High School girls’ soccer < I W best fans." confetti in the air. somebody who had too much to Manchester Police Depart­ the stock market problems of the team. Jack Donlan, the executive direc­ i With 17,900 pounds of confetti and " It makes you want to start drink ripped a license plate off a ment, coached Danehy at Cov­ last two weeks, which the Manage­ An All-State selection since tor of the Management Council and untold reams of toilet paper drifting playing again tomorrow so you can squad car," Capt. Robert Gray, a entry her first three years. ment Council says has wiped out $39 her freshman year (she was the the owners’ chief negotiator, said from skyscrapers onto the parade do it again next year,” said pitcher watch commander,'said. “ She was so skilled she could million of the ^ million pension first freshman ever named to get around two or three play­ fund surplus, may add a new snag he hoped to be back in touch next route, two convertibles carrying Bert Blyleven, who like many of his City Center, a shopping mall in week with union head Gene Twins players caught fire. teammates was wrapped in a downtown Minneapolis, was closed the Hartford Courant All-State ers," Lombardo reflected. “I to the league’s labor problems. team) and an All-New England haven’t seen a player with her At their annual fall meeting Upshaw. “ Flames were coming out of the knee-length fur coat. “ It’s the best for about 30 minutes on advice from I* V honoree last year, senior Leslie skills in the state. She was the w Tuesday, the owners did little to Commissioner Pete Rozelle sides," said catcher Sal Butera, recognition that any club could ever police, said Suzy Gershow, public hinted that without a new labor noting that hot engine manifolds want.” relations manager. Danehy has rewritten the goal­ first out on the field at practice. recoup from the strike, voting only scoring records at Coventry She was the type of player to maintain a 58man roster for the contract, he might have to delay ■i sparked the fires under his car and As the parade headed east on an "People got too rowdy and were appointing a committee on expan­ A partying a little too hard for our High. where you’d tell her what you rest of the regular season — with 45 one occupied by pitcher George eight-mile stretch of freeway be­ sion. which he had planned to (io at Including 23 goals scored 'wanted done and you wouldn’t allowed to dress for any game. Frazier. tween the two cities, fans waved security," she said, adding that no the general league meetings In No one was reported injured and from nearly every overpass. damage was reported. already this year, Danehy has have to worry about It after that. They also gave teams all eight free moves off injured reserve they March. Under the present plans, a third confetti fire broke out under “ It’s something that a president Gov. Rudy Perpich gave most am ass^ a total of 120 goals in Right from the onset, she were supposed to have from the two new teams would begin play in a parked convertible Just after the deserves," designated hitter Don state employes the afternoon off her high school career. She still started to shine.” start of the season, meaning that in 1989 Twins arrived at the parade-ending Baylor said. " I t ’s the best I've and many Twin Cities schools has four regular season games Coventry has posted records ‘ effect, they have 13 extra players. rally at the state Capitol, but State seen." followed suit. Perpich proclaimed left followed by a trip to the of 183-1, 184, and 182, over ” I think it’s in the interest of both But a much ballyhooed proposal Patrol troopers extinguished it. In St. Paul, where many waited the rest of 1987 “ Twins’ Year,” and Class S state tournament. A Danehy’s first three years and sides to negotiate,” Rozelle said. to split the season or add teams to Police estimated that more than five hours for the motorcade’s promised individual days in honor phenomenal natural athlete, presently owns a 181-1 ledger. "Once things cool down, and the the playoffs never came up — it 200,000 fans turned out for the start arrival, fans nearly mobbed center of each player and members of the Danehy was All-State in both Danehy and her Patriot team­ media spotlight is off. It may be barely had more than one vote let of the parade in Minneapolis. Its fielder Kirby Puckett, and his wife, team management. He also de­ basketball and softball in her mates haven’t been able to get easier to get things done.” alone the 21 it needed to be arrival in St. Paul was delayed by clared Dec. 9 a special day of Junior year. Her heart is en­ past the quarterfinal round of Asked if the absence of an Tonya, looked on in fear. approved. more than an hour because fans "Unbelievable! Unbelieveable!" recognition for Minnesota Twins deared to soccer. the Class S state tournament, agreement could delay expansion. ’The owners did approve two slowed progress to a stop-and-go utility infielder A1 Newman shouted fans and awarded a state flag to "Soccer was always my fa­ though. That’s something she Rozelle replied: ” I hope not, but It AP photo exhibition games outside the Uni­ crawl. from a car in front of Puckett’s. each player. vorite," the 17-year-old Danehy would dearly like to change this could.” ted States next summer. One will Minnesota Twins' first baseman Kent " I have had all sorts of details In Crowd estimates were a crap " I t ’s a sign of this state being said. “ Everyone’s been passing year. However, the union said it wasn’t champs were hosted to a ticker tape 3' pit the Chicago Bears against the my 20 years and I have never had shoot at best, ranging at 400.000 to 1 together, one family," Pohlad said. b to me. It’s always been my “ Hopefully, we have a shot at interested in resuming talks unless Hrbek fiashes the Number One sign to parade Tuesday in downtown Minnea- Minnesota Vikings in Goteborg, close to the sea of humanity that million for the entire event. Capitol “ I think that’s what’s great about nature to be offensive." the state finals,” Danehy said. the owners changed their position enthusiastic fans as the Worid Series Sweden on Aug. 12 or 13 and the poiis. Next to Hrbek is his wife, Jeane. turned out today.” said John Laux, security officers estimated the this state.” Danehy has sharpened her “ It’s been my clream since my on major Issues. And the pension game in the spring and summer freshman year. Hopefully, this other will be the Cleveland Browns problems may have compounded by playing for the C!onnecticut year it will come true.” vs. New York Jets In Montreal the the problem. 18and-under and 10-and-under Danehy has said she woud like next weekend. Donlan disclosed that “ the last teams over the past four years. to play college soccer and. For the first time in three years, time I checked" what had once Morris unsure if he’ll test free agent market again She tallied 24 goals her fresh­ possibly, basketball. Her col­ however, there will be no preseason been a 940-million surplus in the man year at Coventry. 40 her lege choice is still undecided. Herald photo by Pinto game in London, where the Bears pension fund had been reduced to $1 NEW YORK (AP) - Detroit Failure to file deprives them of and Cowboys played two years ago Phillies, shortstop Cal Ripken Jr. of the stretch, finishing with an 18-11 Dec. 8. Failure to do so would mean sophomore year, and 33 last She feels the double and triple­ million by losses from the fund’s pitcher Jack Morris says he will free-agent eligibility. Pirates, has been used primarily as and the Rams and Broncos played the Baltimore Orioles, and Detroit record and 3.36 earned run the club cannot negotiate a contract year. teaming will benefit her after stock market investments. wait before deciding whether to test On Tuesday, Brett Butler and Ed a pinch hitter. He batted .306 with Coventry High senior Leslie Danehy (foreground) has last year. pitchers Dan Petry and Frank average. with him until May 1. “ She can run with anybody. high school. The owners have been offering to the free-agent market again. Vande Berg of the Cleveland three home runs and 24 RBI this control of the ball in a recent game against Bolton High. The owners also set next April 24 Tanana, outfielder Larry Herndon Morris was a free agent after the Players are under no obligation There’s not too many girls that ” It helps me to learn to play add 937 million to the fund, but $18 " I ’m not going to do anything for Indians and Lee Mazzilli of the New year. The Mets signed him to a as the opening day of the 1988 dra ft, and catcher Mike Heath. 1986 season. When no other team to accept binding arbitration. have her size, speed, and skill.” under pressure.” Danehy has amassed 120 goals in her prolific scholastic million of that Is money the owners about a week orso,’’ Morrissald. "I York Mets filed for free agency, one-year, $600,000 contract follow­ the first time it will be held on a never put in and is now in The Tigers reportedly have made offered him a contract, he accepted Butier, a left-handed hitting first-year Coventry Coach Chris Danehy has astounded the think there m ay.be a free-agent bringing to 19 the number of players ing the 1986 World Series. soccer career. Sunday. The final eight rounds will Morris an offer of 93.7 million for the Tigers’ offer of binding arbitra­ outfielder, batted .295 with nine D’Ambrosio said of the 5-foot-lO Coventry program and herself contention in a separate lawsuit. market. I ’ll give the Tigers the who have filed in two days. On be held the next day, making it the “ Now they’ve got problems with two years. Morris is seeking a tion and was awarded 91.89 million home runs and 41 runs batted in Bidding for free agents is ex­ Danehy. "She’s been a goal due to her sensational soccer benefit of the doubt. Monday, the first day of filing, 12 first two-day draft since 1982. the stock market thing," Rozelle minimum of $2.05 million for 1988 for 1987, a raise of $1 million over during the 1987 season. He earned pected to be more spirited than it scorer her whole life. She’s been career. “ Coming from a small Closing thoughts from D'Am- "She’s really in a class by "L et’s put It this way. I haven’t players submitted their names, And a proposal over whether to said. "They had money to play and at least that much for 1989. * his 1986 salary. 9765,000. was after the 1985 and 1986 seasons taught to go to the goal. There’s town with limited youth pro­ brosio and Lombardo. herself.” Lombardo said. filed for free agency yet” including relief ace Dave Righetti allow teams to sell stock publicly around with In the surplus. But they The 32-year-old right-hander has His acceptance Of the Tigers’ Vande Berg, a left-handed because of a collusion ruling a lot of natural ability plus she grams...it’s more than I ever "She’s just an outstanding Naturally, Danehy will al­ Morris is one of several Detroit of the New York Yankees. was tabled after a long and don’t have that anymore." maintained he should be paid at offer to arbitrate a one-year con­ pitcher, was 1-0 with a 5.10 earned rendered in September by arbitra­ does work hard.” expected.” she said. player.” D’Ambrosio said. ways be on the offensive. players eligible to shop his services Among the approximately lio vociferous debate. The Green Bay The last talks took place Oct. 11, least as much as Los Angeles tract for 1987 gave Morris the right run average in 72 1-3 innings this tor Tom Roberts. elsewhere. Designated hitter Bill players who are eligible to file are Dodgers left-hander Fernando Va­ to again become a free agent. year, when he was paid 9300,000. Roberts determined that owners Madlock Is the only Tiger player to outfielder Dale Murphy of the lenzuela, who will earn $2.05 million If the Tigers are unable to sign Mazzilli, whom the Mets signed conspired against the free-agent file for free agency so far. Atlanta Braves, third baseman in 1988. Last season. Morris was Morris again, they must once again as a free agent Aug. 3,1986, after he class of 1985. The arbitrator has not Players have until Nov. 9 to file. Mike Schmidt of the Philadelphia 12-3 on July 4, but struggled down offer him binding arbitration by Hagler will consider fighting the winner of Hearns-Roldan was released by the Pittsburgh yet stipluated any type of penalty.

By Ed Schuyler Jr, an in-the-ring interview with the have another obstacle in front of his loss to Hagler to win the WBC title) gets back together,” Hagler take longer than Hagler wants to The Associated Press winner. me.” light heavyweight title. He relin­ said of a possible comeback from wait. The scheduled 12-round fight Hearns, a former World Boxing quished it to fight Roldan in a bid to his upset loss to Sugar Ray Leonard " I might not fight again,” Hagler LAS VEGAS. Nev. - Marvelous outdoors at the Las Vegas Hilton Association w elterweight and beeome the fir.st man to win four last April 6. “ Right now it’s a big said. And promoter Bob Arum said, Marvin Hagler will be on hand to will start about 8 p.m. PST and will World Boxing Council superwelter- titles. joke.” "M y advice to him would be not to SCOREBOARD talk about the Thomas Heams- be shown on closed-circuit and weight champion, rebounded from ” I would like to wait until it (the However, unifying the title might fight again.” Juan Domingo Roldan middle­ pay-per-view television, as will Bobby Czyz’s scheduled l8round Cavalllnl, Was (roughing), 11:14; Smvl, weight title fight and to talk about Klngi4,Psnoulnt4 Blackhiwks 4, Islanderi 4 Von (ro u tin g ), 11:14; PetthNVan (hook­ the principals. International Boxing Federation Hockey in g ), 12;4S! C a va llln l, Was (s lo s h lm ), 13:31. Transactions Basebafl “ I ’m evaluating the situation.” light heavyweight title defense L M AweeNe 1 7 1 Chicago 1 3 8 0 - 4 Third Period—5, Vancouver, Tambelllnl 1 the former undisputed middle­ against Charles Willianns. F m sburj h 1 1 4 » -4 N.Y. islanders i g i g-e weight champion said at a news "There’s no telling wnat Thomas Avis Rate Shopper (Lowry, Adams), 3:34. Penoltlet—Coxe, RrsI A rlo d —1, Pittsburgh, Lemleux 10 R rst Period—1, New York, LaFontalneO Von (holding), :14; Sundstrom, Was does and says at tbat-time.” Hearns (Palement), 3:17.3, Los Angeles, Carson 8 (Kerr, Lelter), 4:43. 3, Chicago, S a^rd 8, conference when asked whether he (roughing), 2:53; Murphy, Was (rough­ BASEBALL NL Manager voting NHL ilandingi (Wells, Taylor), 8:14 (pp). 3, Pitts­ 8:08 (pp). 3, New York, Makelo 3 ing), 7:49; Adorns, Was (roughing), would challenge the winner of said of the possibility of being burgh, Simpson 7 (M o n lh a ), 10:03 (p p ). 4, (W ood, T ro ttle r), 13:34. 4, New Y o rk, 14:33; Smyl, Van (roughing), 14:n; CINCINNATI REDS-Gove Ron (tester, Thursday night’s fight for the interviewed by the man who P ittsb u rgh , Lem leux 11 (F ra w le v), 17:19. Bossen 3 (Lo u e r), 13:43. 3, Chicago, NEW YORK (AP) — The voting tor the AOomt, Van (h o ld in g ), 14:33. second bosemon, his unconditional Baseball Writers Asudolton of America's World Boxing Council title. knocked him out in the third round WALM CONPIRRNCI Penalttee-Hllller, Pit (tripping), 7:40; V alye 3 (D.W IIson, Noonan), 14:31 (pp). Shots on M l—Washington 5-54—18. release. Nam ed Lee AAoy coach. M rkh DIvMen Laldlow, LA (tripping), 9:37; Hardy, LA Penalties—Morrow, NY (hooking), 4:13; HOUSTON ASTROS—Agreed to terms Notional League Manager of the Year ’ 'I ’ll be watching these guys and of a sensational fight on April 15. guarantees low i^ rates. Vancouver 9-154—33. W L T Ptt OF OA ( h lg t^ c k ln g ) , 19:23. DIduck, NY (elbowing), 4:44; VIncelette, with name, team and votes on o Power-ploy Opportunities—Washington on a three-year contract w ill BUI Doran, 53-1-polntbasls: see what happens.” said Hagler. 1985. New Jenev 4 3 0 12 33 2S Second Period—4, Pittsburgh, Brown 3 Chi, motor (tlghtlng), 8:23; Kerr, NY, 1 of 4; Vancouver 1 of 7. second baseman. Wwhington « 3 0 13 37 37 (Palement, Johnson), 1 ;40.4, Los Angeles, Monoger 1st 2nd 3rd Total who will serve as a television As fora rematch. Hearns said, ” I major (fighting), 8:23; Nylund, Chi Goalies—Washington, Peeters (24 shots- NEW YORK METS-Purchosed the Bob Rodgers, Mon 13 8 3 93 NY Itlondert S 3 1 11 34 30 H a i^ 3 (R oW tollle, C a rpe n te r),12:44.7, (sloshing), 8:47; Makelo, NY (hooking), 23 saves), M alarM k (0:00 third, 8-9). contract of Jose Roman, pitcher, from commentator and who will conduct don’t want to comment on that. I ^ ,R a n o e n 4 3 3 11 43 33 Los Angeles, Fenton 1 (Carpenter, Fox), 14:43; Sovord, Chi (h o ld in e ), 17:14. Roger C raig, SF 4 10 5 45 Vancouver, M cLean (18-13). TIdewoter of the Internotlonol League. Whitey Herzog, StL 5 4 11 54 F hllod e lp h la 3 3 3 I 33 37 13:34. Penalties—Siren, P it (trip p in g ), Second Period—4, Chicago, B.Wilson 3 A—8,333. PITTSBURfjH PIRATES-Nomed Dean P lltib u ro h 3 3 3 7 40 43 3:43; Carpenter, LA (InteHerence), Daye Johnson, NY • • 3 3 (Ludvig, Stapleton), 4:40. 7, Chicago, Referee—Rob Schick. Linesmen—Jim Jordan director of broadcasting. Jim Leytand, Rt - - 2 2 Adomt M vltlen 3:34. Larmer 3 (Sovord, BMdlson), 7:33. Chrlstlson, Brad Lozorowlch SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Reached a M ontreal 3 4 1 11 40 33 Third Period—8, Los Angeles, Taylor 3 Penalties—Sutter, NY (h o o kin g ), :4S; tentative agreement to operate their Pull Down THE BUCK ■otton 3 3 0 10 31 30 (R obitallle, Carson), 13:31 (pp). McGill, Chi, double minor (holding, Class A C o llfo rnta League fa rm club In Son NLM anagarltat Quebec 4 3 1 9 34 28 Penalties—Kontos, Pit (holding), 11:43; roughing), 10:34; Kromm, NY (rough­ Jose next season. (land mall) ■ u ffo lo 3 4 3 I 33 39 Wells, LA (roughing), 14:04; Carpenter, in g ), 10:34; Jonsson, NY (ho o king), 13:24; BASKETBALL Lever 3B H a rtfo rd 3 3 0 4 33 34 LA (tripping), 14:U; Simmer, Pit (trlp- Sanlposs, Chi, m a lo r (fig h tin g ), 19:30; Football Nettenal BosAelboll Assoclotton NEW YORK (AP) — The Notlonol STOPS AT THE POLLS CAMFAILL CONFimNCR plng),18;77. K rom m , NY (ro u g h in g ), 19:20. BOSTON CELTICS—signed Antoine League Managers of the Year osselected by WetrU DtvWon Oyertime—None, Penalties—None. Carr, forward, to an offer sheet. the Baseball Writer's Association ot _ W L T Fta OF OA Shots on goal— Los Angeles 7-11-14-0—33. Third Period—8, New York, Kromm 1 DENVER NUGGETS-Announced the America (the BBWAA began setectlng In Vote NO Question #1 Chicaoo 3 4 1 11 43 43 Pittsburgh 106-S-3-31. (Sutter, Flatley), 14:37. Penalties— . „ resignalton of Vince Borvta, president 1983): OSELLA M innesota 4 4 1 9 33 34 Power-play Opportunities—Los An- Konroyd, NY (holding), 15:34; Ludzik, NFL atandlnOa and general nwnaeer. Named Pete Bab­ 1987 — Bob Rodgers, Montreal Nov. 3rd Detroit 4 V^O • 31 34 oeles3o(4; P ittsburgh 1 of 3. Chi (h o ld in g ), 19:10. cock presldsnt and general manager. 1984 — Hal Lanier, Houston For T oronto 3 4 ^ 4 31 33 Goalies—Los Angeles, Melanson (31 Overtime—None. Penalties—None. Rred Harvey Kirkpatrick, communl- 1985 — Whitey Herzise, St. Louis No subsidy for St. Louis 3 3 1 4 33 37 shots-37 saves). Pittsburgh, Meloche (33- Shots on goal—Chicago 14-1040—30. AMERICAN CONFERENCE cotloiw director. Named Bill Young 1964 — Jim Frey, Chicago Smvttw Divtswn 38). New Y o rk 17-8144—47. communlcoltoia director. 19S3 — Tommy Lasorda, Los Angeles Board of Directors Homart Sears Ednnonton 4 3 0 13 43 33 A—9,1». Power-play Opportunities—Chicago 3 of W L T Fct. FF FA NEW YORK KNICKS—Waived Glen Calflory 3 3 0 10 41 41 Referee Terry (Sregson. Linesmen— 4; New York 0 ^5 . B u ftala 3 3 0 .508 Its 154 Clem and Mike AAorgon, guards. Paid tor by the conunlttM to oloct Paid by O. Marlow, 51 Blua Rldga Or., W innipeg 4 3 0 I 34 33 Den McCourt, Jerry Patemon. Indianapolis 0 (joalles—Chicago, Monson (47 shots-43 3 3 JDO 131 89 SAN ANTONIO ^URS-W olved Ri­ Ron Om Ux, Ellon Donodio, Trooouiar. Manctiaalar Los Angeles 3 4 1 3 23 37 saves). New York, Hrudev (3834). Now England 3 3 0 .500 113 131 chard Relltard, guard, and Jerome Hender­ Vancouver 3 4 0 4 30 34 D avlls4,FlyertO A—13414. N.Y. Jets 3 3 0 .500 151 144 son, center. Obtained Kurt NImphlus, Scholastic Tueeday’s Qgntes Referee—Andy Van Hellemond. M ia m i 3 4 0 .331 148 133 forwnr«8center,from the Detroit PIstonsfor Quebec 3, Edmonton 0 Linesmen—MIkeCvIc, Ran Rnn. C entral a seoonckround draft choice In 1988. Los Angeles 4, F Ittsburgh 4, tie 8 8 8 -8 Cleveland 4 3 0 .447 149 80 SEATTLE SUPERSON ICS—Waived New Jersey 4, FtillodelpMa 0 . 831—4 Nordlquaa 5, Ollere 0 Houston 4 3 0 .447 149 134 Michael Phelps and Terence Stans- Oilcoeo 4. New York Islanders 4, tie First Period—None. Penalties— P ittsburgh 4 3 0 Mr 133 121 b u ry, MH8 JV boya aoecar Minnesota 3, St. Louis 3 Mellanby,Phl (holding), 3:39; Wolonln.NJ C incinnati 2 4 0 .333 95 125 guaitas at«d Scott Wedmon, forward. The AAanchester High lunlor yarsity Washington 1 Vancouver 3 (Interference), 7:34; Tocchet, Phi (slosh­ Edmonton 8 8 8—8 Waal FOOTBALL Homemaker^ Choice. boys' soccer team continued Its winning Wednesday's Oomes ing), 13:14; Doneyko, NJ (holding), Quebec 1 3 1—8 Son Diego 5 1 0 .833 133 104 ways with an 83 romp over Fermi High Buffalo at Hartford, 7:33 p.m. )7:31; B rlckle y,N J(cro ss-ch e cklng ),18:44. R rst Period—1, Quebec, Brown 4 ((taulet, Seattle 4 3 0 .447 144 118 DALLAS COWBOYS—Placed Luis Zen- of Enfield Tuesday. Jordan (Jrossman Edmonton at Montreal, 7:33 p.m. P.Stostnv), 18:33 (pp). Penalties— Denver 3 3 1 .SD ISO 139 delas, ptacakicker; Jimmy Armstrong, registered a three-goal hot trick while New York Islanders at Toronto, 7:33 Second P eriod—1, New Jersey, B roten 4 Anderson, Edm (Interference), 4:37; L.A. Raiders 3 3 0 .500 134 112 comerbock; Alvin Blount, running back; y-yysio? OFF K \D 5 p.m . Rich Boyle, Chris Davey, E ric WIdmer, (K u rve rs, AAuller),4:33 (p p ). 2, New Jersey, Jackson, Oue (tripping), 4:08; Ennis, Kansas City 1 5 0 .147 89 201 Chris Dullbon and Russ Swan, line­ Brian Sampson, and Michael Callahan _____ Olt- Los Angeles at New York Rangers, 7:33 Verbeek 7 (Muller, Broten), 8:33. 3, New Edm (holdine), 10:31; Donnelly, Edm NATIONAL CONFIMNCI backers; E.J. Jones, fullback, and Sebron each scored a pool. Mike Rizeerald, p.m . Jersey, Sundstrom 3 (Sulllmon), 9:47. (stashing), 13:34; Picard, Que (holding), ■oat Spivey, wide receiver, on Inlured reserve. Fffge cAtL ->4A 31\ _ 1 John Kloter, Tim Patulok, and Jimmy *-ftocaF4E5______Detroit at Winnipeg, 1:33 p.m. Penalties—Wolanin, NJ (stashing), :41; 14:19; Messier, Edm (tripping), 17;ra; W ashington 5 0 .833 150 101 DETROIT LIONS—Waived MlkePrln- Then played strong supporting roles. Hitwrsdgye Oomes Mellanby, Phi (holding), 3:01: Tocchet, Phi G lllls , Oue (stashing), 19:31. Doltas 3 3 0 .500 135 134 dle, ptacakicker, and Angelo King and R -.3 Phllodlphta 2 4 0 The Indians stay undefeated at 13-81 Quebec at Boston, 7:33 p.m. (roughing), 4:03; Roupe, M l (stashing), .333 133 143 Anthony Oftlce, linebackers. Pieced Tony and w ill host Rockville Friday at 3 p.m. Toronto at FIttsburgh, 7:33 p.m. 7:23; Carson, Phi, malor (tlghtlng), Second Period—3, Quebec, Eogles 2 St. Louis 3 4 0 .333 130 153 Dolllneer and Stan Edwards, running St. Louis at Minnesota, 1:33 p.m. 7:33; AAellanby, Phi, double minor (Albelln, Duchesne), 1:39. 3, Qu­ N.Y. Glonta 1 5 0 .147 99 143 backs; Anthony Reids, defensive back, ond Another busy day ahead of you. You depend on your car (rouohlng),7:33; Korn,NJ (stashing), 7:23; ebec, H aw orth 2 (L a m b e rt), 4:34. 4, C entral (Jllvaivil Johnson, wide recelver,onlnjurad Doneyko, NJ, nwilor (flghtlno), 7:23; Chicago 5 1 0 .833 140 77 to get through it. That car needs regular maintenance, and you 9 NHL raauNa Quebec, P .S ta stn y9 (A lb e lln ,(ta u te t),13:14 Anderaon, NJ, double minor (roughing), (pp). Penalties—Anderson, Edm (trip- (jra e n Bov 3 3 t J 8 ) 104 115 HOUSTON OILERS—Waived Oliver Wil­ don't have time to sit in some dirty garage, or a busy service 7:33; Sutter, Phi, malor (ft^n g ), ring), :43; Huddy, Edm (roughlr>g), 9:W; M innesota 3 3 0 .500 122 IS liams, Chrts Darrlngton and Keith Bowliag department. But you do have time for Economy Oil. In just N orth Stare B.BIuaa 3 8:38; M uller, NJ, mlnor-molor (Instigator, Lombert, Que, double minor (charging, Tam pa Bay 3 3 0 .500 141 111 McDonald, wide receivers; Mitch Doum tightino), 8:38; Brown, Phi (holding), roughing), 9:30; AAessler, Edm (elbow­ D e tro it 1 5 0 .147 119 179 and Scott Ecdes, ttriit ends; Charles 10 minutes, we’ll change your oil, filter, and perform 12 other 9:23; CIrelta, NJ (hotdino), 9:91; in g ), 10:23; AAessler, Edm (ho o king), 14:08; W *sf ainton and Tony Newsom, cornerbocks; vital car care services. 10 minutes. That gives you time for a Tocchet, Phi, mlnor-malor (Instigator, Albelln, Que (trippine), 14:37; McClelland, Son Frncisco 5 1 0 .833 148 144 Tom Briel, linebacker; Bob Otto and Joe Elka cup of coffee. Plenty of time for our free car wash. Now, «. Leats" 18^ New Orleans 3 3 0 8), 13:01; Wotanin, NJ, mlnor- Edm, malor (tlghtlne), 19:31; Doiuwlly, .500 143 IS Dixon, defensive llnenrwn; Jerrell Franklin, isn't it time to make the best choice for a change? ._W tif PSYtod—1, St. Louis, Meagher 4 m a lo r (hlgh sticking, fighting), 13:01; Que, m a lo r ( t l^ n e ) , 19:31. A tlo n to 3 4 0 .333 117 178 guard; Kurt Kofsntzls, safety, and John Ralph Doyer 141-130^1, Joe Cotaldl (Rogton, Romooe), 1: 13. 3, Minnesota, C Iretta, NJ (h o ld in o ), 14:38. Third Pertod—5. Quebec, Cole 1, 9:04. L.A . Rams 1 5 0 .147 110 IS Oleltrich, kicker. Placed Allan PInkeltand S r. 143-344, C h a rlie W helan 144-394, Joe Agfgh 1 IM cR oe, RuskosvskI), 4:35, 3, St. T h ird P eriod—4, New Jersey, AAocLeon 3 Penalties—Smith, Edm (hIgh-stIckIng), t aisdev, Nav. 1 Eric Jamas, running backs, and Robert D w o ro k 134-374, T ro v is C ook S r. 148380, 14 SERVICES IN 10 MINUTES Ujuls, 1 (McKegney), 3:55. 4, (D riv e r, Shanahan), 14:04 (pp ). Penalties— 9:34: P.Stastny, Que (roughing), 9:34; Houston at Onclnnotl, 1 p.m. White, cornerbock, on Inluredre- p ill P re sto n 143-381, B ria n R c o ro NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Mlnttasotq. Lowton 1 (Graham, Ro- Q i^ta, NJ (hooking), :4S,'- Craven, Phi McClelland, Edm, minor, misconduct Indianapolis at New York Jets, 1 pm . 148344, Joe (tesimone 333. 8 I 61M (pp), Fenoltlee (Been, StL, (hlgh4ltcklng), 13:57; Wotanin, NJ (higtveltcking), 10:44; oiMinelly, Que, mis­ Kansas City at Chkogo, 1 pim. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Waived CHECK & FILL: M innesota, AAcRoe, Los Angeles Raiders at New England, 1 OIL CHANGE (roughing), 13:37; Howe, Phi (Inter­ conduct, 10:44; Albelln, Que (holding), John Wtlltams ogd Chrts McLemore, IN C L U D E S : • Brake fluid ntajor l^ n g L 5J9; Sutter, StL (hook- ference), 13:48; Sutter, Phi (roughing), 13:55. p.m . running • Power steering •hflt 7i£; fta b ^, Min (hooktag), New Orleans at Atlanta, 1 p.m. aChange oil (up to Av’s features GM cars. 13:51; Sundslrom , NJ (ro u g h in g ), 13:51. Shots on goal—Edmonton 489 31. bocks. Slanad Mark Waiczak, tight end. 5 qti.) 1OW-30 or ^ J3E1 fluid 1l:S 4; RoM, StL (Inte rfe re n ce ), 14:34. Tocchet, Phi, double minor (high- Quebec 18M-13-38. PhltadeWtla at St. Louis, 1 p.m. KANSAS C IT Y CHIEFS—W alvad James Calendar • Battery slicking), 30:00; Pt m , Phi (roubhlng), Pittsburgh at Miami, 1 pm. 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IBP WANTED I HELP WANTED Oilers, Flyers fire blanks as both shutout victim^ |HafWWITB HELP WANTED jHELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP I We need on active individual to come DISH WASHE R-Busbovs- CUSTODIAN- FULL Time Cashler- DELIVERY, Receiving Bv Barry WIIntr like we did the past few years. Penguins 4, Kings 4 w STUDENTS w Hostess. Full or port JEWELRY Sates. Full MAINTENANCE Girl. We’re not going to surprise teams work with our small ^ “ •"♦•nonce person. /Phormacy Technl- time. Evenings, wee­ and maintenance man. Part or full time even­ The Attoclotad Prtst Ph ITI m * EvooIm o time. Apply Roffo's Full time at East Co- clan, to do Good driving record a NHL Roundap by our good effort. Teams are going At Pittsburgh, Dave Ta3ior*s NATIONAL- ngw- company, telephone Restaurant, 2815 Main kends. Will train. ings and weekends. to be waiting for us." goal with 7:09 remaining finished a orders, mall order thollc High School. Ex- cashlerlno,orderlng Apply Town A Country must. Apply at: M ar­ per hour. 646-4260. Holi­ The Edmonton Oilers and the •pgpgf eoneem has Street, Glastonbury. and answering the low's, 861 Moln Street, three-goal rally for the Kings. packaging and walk In 633-1691. Coll Jewelers, Marshall's day Health and Fitness Philadelphia Flyers, hockey’s pow­ Just as they are waiting for the ifflingdiata openings customers baste du­ 649-5336. phone. Dally hours, 5 Mall. Manchester. Taylor scored his second of the Center. erhouse teams, fired nothing but Flyers, who were lackadaisical for for ties. We ore young and SURROUND yourself day week. Experience able," said Gosselin, who has season on a pass from Jimmy ORDER CLERKS WAREHOUSE person. INSURANCE. Immediate CUSTOMER Service. blanks. much of the game. They also were growing and will train. with beauty. Excellent preferred but not nec- opening In Manchester started all eight games this season. Carson from beind the net. VERIFIERS RECEPTIONIST cessorv. Excellent Full time. General Full time opening lii Last spring's Stanley Cup final­ blanked on nine power plays, while Full time preferred. opportunity for full warehouse duties. Pre­ office for experienced "Against the high-powered Stanley After Rob Brown put Pittsburgh ASSISTANT wages based on expe­ busy East Hartford ct ists looked like weaklings 'Tuesday New Jersey was 2-for-5. Port time considered. time employment with Receptionist in busy vious experience help­ Property and Casualty rice. Duties Include: Cup champions, it’s a special ahead 4-1 1:40 into the second MANAGERS. Apply at: Connecticut rience. Apply in per­ girl. Flexible hours. night. The champion Oilers were feeling. “If your team doesn’t win, Can Today one of Connecticut's front office of local ma- ful but no necessary. phones, order enir*., changes have to be made," defense- period, the Kings came back with Cane & Reed Compnay, finest lewelers. Exten­ son, Arthur Drug, 942 Must be dependable. 8:30-4. 643-6401. shut out 5-0 In Quebec, while the "Our defense played so well 134 Pine Street, nufaoturlng firm Main Street, Manches­ general office parx.. man Mark Howe said. “ Nobody scores by Mark Hardy and Paul W 647-0046 Ar sive benefit program. Applications will be YARD Cleaning. Good work. Willing to train Flyers were blanked by New Jersey tonight that I can’t really think of Fenton. Manchester._____ Apply In penon to Di­ needed to answer ter, CT. 643-1505. Attn: taken October 28 & 29. 4-0. wants them. Everybody enjoys phones, greet visitors, Mr Koras.______pay. Ask for Mike. dependable Indlvlduu: any dangerous shots I faced” playing on this hockey team. But Mario Lemieux scored twice for AUTO-Mechonics, Man­ ane Atlevo, General Wing Industries, 60 643-7362.______Coll Marlalne of 57(\ "Definitely our worst game of the Jeff Brown scored the only goal of Pittsburgh, giving him a league­ agers, Ports Drivers Manager, Michael's typo orders, etc... Ex­ MECHANIC. All benefits, Progress Drive, Man­ 9065. year," Edmonton defenseman the way we are playing, there has to and Counter People CASHIER Jewelers, 958 Main cellent telephone man­ must hove own tools. chester, CT. JOIN the Corn-Fed team. the first period, then persistent be changes. Unless we can pull out leading 11 goals. Work In one of our COOK-Skllled. Nursinv Kevin Lowe said of the abrupt forechecking by the Nordiques paid needed for reorganiza­ Fall ar Part Tlaw Street, Manchester, CT ner and typing/word 64^2871.M 81M Service of it, that’s a fact of life." tion of Notional chain 06040. EDE.______Stotlon. Coventry or Manches­ center has full timv ending to a five-game winning off in the middle period. Mike 6-40 houfs paid train­ procosaing skills position available for streak. Aaron Broten, Pat Verbeek and shops. Good pay Incen­ ter offices os a teller. 2 Elagles swept a third rebound Blackhawks 4, Islanders 4 ing, bonus program, FLORAL Designer. Part needed. Excellent pay IMMEDIATE Dpenlngs. WALGREENS or 3 days per week or Individual who has the “ We’re a top contender for the Patrik Sundstrom scored in the tive and benefits. Coll or full time. Expe­ Carpenters, roofers, behind goaltender Grant Fuhr for a Rich Kromm’s first goal of the 64fr6606.______employee discount, and benefits. Call for [full time. If you like ability and creativity Stanley Cup and we are playing second period and John MacLean rienced In silk or dry. siding men, pointers CASHIERS to create quality 2- 0 lead and Alan Haworth made It beat Hextall In the third. season with 5:23 left in regulation oompetltlye starting appointment. Michelle dealing with people awful," Flyers goalie Ron Hextall INDODR Tonnlng lotion, Benefits. Now or after and laborers. Salorv and working with fig­ meals. Excellent be 3- 0, converting a pass by Lane time gave the host Islanders the tie. new toning lotion and rate. PosMons available Christmas. Pleasant O'Alell commensurate with Looking for mothers said. “ We have to get it together. Lambert, whose choking of Steve ures call our personnel nefits and wages. Coll Capitals 3, Canucks 2 New York outshot Chicago 47-30, fitness amenities by at various locations. For gift and Christmas experience. Coll 643- to work part time or or apply In person to; There is no time to wait. It’s to the Smith was a contributing factor in SYNDET office at 649-4586 for but goalie Bob Mason was sturdy. "Body Drench". Tan­ an interview, call 563- shop. 633-9565. 2659.______full time. Hours rang­ more Information. South Windsor Nursinu point now where it’s sickening.” the goal. At Vancouver, Mfke Ridley’s PRODUCTS, INC. Mason made six saves in overtime, ning salons, fitness 8264 or 560-2744 or (III PART Time driver ing from 9-1:30 or 9- EOE. M /F/V /H . Center, 1060 M ain The Flyers, shut out only twice Peter Stastny and Alain Cote power-play goal in the second centers, sports facili­ Route 6, Bolton needed 1 or 2 days a while the Blackhawks didn’t man­ out an application at REPRESENTATIVES Street, South Windsor last year, have been blanked twice finished the scoring. period gave Washington a three- age a shot in the extra period. ties, nail salons need $ 5 5 0 week for light delivery 5:30. Cashier or clerk 289-7771, EOE.______this season. your nearest 646-0172 Needed, for business Oilers Coach Glen Sather was in goal lead and the Capitals held on. Behn Wilson, Steve Larmer, Rick lust one distributor in EOE and store work. Apply starting rate $5. RECEPTIONIST. Part the area to service In person. Flower Fa­ accounts. Full time, Elsewhere, It was Washington 3, Toronto, negotiating with holdout Ridley scored his third goal of the Valve and Denis Savard scored for To Start $60,000-$80,000. Part time for personnel Vancouver 2; Pittsburgh 4, Los season at 12:58 with a quick shot market with moistur­ FOTOMAT shion, 85 East Center agency. East Hartford defenseman Paul Coffey. Assistant Chicago. Pat LaFontaine, Mikko izer, lingerie, lotions Young, energetic Meld CREDIT and Collections WALGREENS tlme,S12,000-$18,000. No Angeles 4; Chicago 4, the New York from the right circle after a point Street, Manchester. location. Hours 9oin- John Muckier wasn’t very success­ Makela and Bob Bassen had New and even pre-pollshed service has openings person. Credit Union in 263 W. Middle Tpks. selling, repeat busi­ Islanders 4; and Minnesota 5, St. ful in his place. shot was blocked by the Vancouver York’s other goals. STORE New Britain area seek- CARPENTER Wonted. ness. Set you own 2pm. Diversified du­ Louis 3. custom fitted finger for people to service Minchaitsr ties. Light typing skills defense. noils.alls. CallCo collect (518) wSHTH^^onTracTors Ing experienced person Retired port time hours. Training pro­ Devils 4, Flyers 0 regular accounts In the for collection of ac­ steady work all Winter vided. Call 1-612-938- needed. Chance to earr Quebec 5, Oiler* 0 The Capitals needed the relief 2^1044. Helper, young man to Inquire anytime. While the Devils have soared to a North Stars 5, Blues 3 Glastonbury area. counts. Must have pro- Into Spring. Trust 6870, Monday-Friday, an excellent Income gdialtending of Clint Malarchuk to drive truck, pick up- Call Advanced C\>- The Nordiques. behind 21 saves 6-3 start, the Flyers are struggling Must have car. Bene­ fesslonol phone worthy, experienced 8am to 5pm (Central put away the Canucks In the third Minnesota won its third straight FUUTHIEPOSITNM materlol and clean Standard Time). reers. 282-9232, by Mario Gosselin, dominated the at 3-5-2. AVAIIASLE yard. Also, carpenter's fits plus Paid vacations manner, typing and rough and finish work. PART Time Receptionist period. Malarchuk replaced start­ game, all on the road, as Brian CRT experience help­ Family operation, no wanted for Holiday last two periods after three Edmon­ “ We know we are a good club ing goaltender Pete Peeters at the AP photo (or light factory work or helper. Coll 568-4650. and car mileage allow­ ton shots hit the goalpost in the Lawton and Keith Acton scored ful. If Interested send pressure, will accomo­ Health FItnes Center. now,” said Devils goalie Alain beginning of the third session after twice and Brian Bellows’ goal with letall sales. Apply In per­ LABDRER for milling fa- ance. for Interview resume and salary re­ date your schedule and $5 and hour. Phone opening 20 minutes. The Oilers Chevrier. who stopped 26 shots for Peeters suffered a rib injury late In New Jersey goalie Alain Chevrier makes a save against son: Bumhem & Brady clllty. Benefits In- please call quirements to: The didn’t come close to scoring 9:31 remaining won It. personal considera­ work, appointments his first NHL shutout. “ We’re not the second period when hit by a shot the Flyers Tuesday night at the Meadowlands Arena. 34 Burnside Ave., East cluded. 649-4663. Stanley Works Em­ tions. Call anytime must be pleasant. Mon­ C O S T C L E R K thereafter. Bellows scored his team-high Hartford, CT 06106 surprised by our start. I'd be from Vancouver defenseman Doug eighth goal of the season on a setup Chevrier recorded his first NHL shutout as he blanked BUSY Manchester Insu­ 633-3043 ployees Federal Credit weekends, after 7pm days AM-PM. Wednes­ “Any shutout is extremely enjoy- surprised If we go through slumps Lidster. rance ogency has entry Union, 55 Curtis Street, weekdays. Andover day and Friday AM. l>M)king lor bright indivuliiul with aptitude by Neal Broten to snap a 3-3 tie. Philadelphia, 4-0. TELEMARKETING. We New Britain, CT 06052. level clerical position 742-7869. 646-4260. for figures to eosi out iuid iuialyzr* jobs. need on Individual 3 for a receptionist with FUL^nJparnim^hm mornings a week with typing skills. Computer Supervisor for drug F'luuiliiu'ily with eoiupuler systems, office common sense and experience a plus. store In Manchester SALES TO 18K puH-edures and accounting a some telemarketing area. Experience pre­ Sports in Bri^ Rodget^ Is named NL Manager of the Year Must have pleasant tel­ Smaft Ad Looking for i grsit job d('finite plus. Musi be ambitious and experience to coll Iden­ ephone manner and ferred but not necces- tified National Busi­ sary. We will train. and I salary position have the :J>j|j(y to reason out a problem. By The Associated Press enti re organization.” sa id Rodgers, must enloy dealing Houghton on UB women’s roster realize we had a goexi year.” ness account pros­ with the public. Plea­ Flexible hours. Salary In I (lit growing who was responsible for molding S5.50-S6 per hour de­ Rodgers joined Gene Mauch in pects. We will train you sant working atmos­ company? Modern pn)gressi\'<' printing pliuil. BRIDGEPORT - Deb Houghton, a 1987 East Catholic High NEW YORK — Buck Rodgers and motivating the Expos Into a In our way of making pending on experience. 1973 and Dick Williams in 1979 as phere. Housewife or FAcelleni wages and liberal non-eontribulory School graduate. Is listed as a freshman member of the says it was an organizational effort contending team. Expos pilots who have won the soles force appoint­ recent high school Benefits and vacation Interested In gaining iH'nefit pmgnun. University of Bridgeport women’s basketball team for the ’87-88 by the Montreal Expos that re­ “We had a great chemistry that award. It also came at a time when ments. Salary, bonus graduate welcome to package available to the experience to set campaign. and commission can qualified employees. OPPORTUNITY! sulted in his selection as National allowed us to get through a lot of he is negotiating a new contract apply. Must be depen­ your career In motion? League Manager of the Year. yield an excellent In­ dable. Coll Sheenq for Send resume to: P.D. Houghton a veraged 8.9 points per game for the 7-14 Eagles last adversity, and that's something with Montreal. We Need Eager, Motivated People! If so, we want to talk Apply in person nr call ti-l.') 1101. winter. The Expos stayed in the NL East come. Call Tiffany at personal Interview 646- Box 994, Rocky HIM, everybody had a hand and should But Rodgers said the award CT, 06067 Full and Part Time with youl We offer, the Uepli(‘s will be kept confidential. race until the final week of the share in.” 646-2900. 4899. Bridgeport, 17-9 a year ago, opens its season Nov. 22 at shouldn’t play much of a role in the Management Positions right candidate, a very Stonehlll. season, finally finishing fourgames Between seasons, Montreal lost An K(|ual Opportnnily Kmployer M K negotiations*, which he says are Cashiers, Warehouse Help challenging position behind the St. Louis Cardinals and slugging outfielder Andre Dawson virtually complete. CLERK-TYPIST SECURITY OFFICERS one game back of the New York II you are looking for opportunity and within the Graphic Arts to the Chicago Cubs via free agency “ We’re pretty well agreed on Challenging and div­ ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES, INC Mets, and traded relief ace Jeff Reardon WANTED advancement ;o/n our growing company Industry, potentially Perrone second best with UMass most things, there are just a few erse position In busy leading to an exciting 579 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST In his third season as manager of to the Minnesota Twins. Outfielder things dangling," Rodgers said. “ I and we'll grow together’ MANCHESTER, CT 06040 AMHERST, Mass. — Senior inside linebacker Vito Perrone of the Expos. Rodgers received 92 production control of­ Plain clothes, top wages, full time. career. Please forward Tim Raines also became a free see no problems and we should Call Bob's Personnel, 638-3570 the mark of printing excellence Manchester is the second leading tackier with the University of points from a 24-man committee of agent and did not re-sign with the fice. Accurate typing Benefits, paid vacation and holidays. resumes to finish things up within the next skills required. Previ­ Massachusetts football team through seven games this fall. The the Ba.seball Writers Association of team until the season was nearly a week or 10 days.” Part timers available also. Must have P. O. Box 570 ous data entry experi­ Rockville, CT 06066 East Catholic High School graduate, an All-State selection as a America, easily defe'ating runner- month old. A catcher for nine seasons with ence helpful, but not own phone and good transportation. senior, has 29 unassisted and 65 assisted tackles for a total of 94, up Roger Craig of San Francisco, Still the Expos' record of 91-71 the California Angels, Rodgers required. Will train Call three behind fellow linebacker John McKeown. The 6-4, who had 65 points. was a vast improvement over 1986, became the seventh manager of the 245-pound Perrone has one interception and one quarterback Whitey Herzog of the St. Louis when Montreal finished fourth with Expos on Nov. 14, 1984, when he right application. Boardsen Associates/ Inc. Cardinals fini.shed third in the a 78-83 mark. Apply In person: sack to his credit. took over a fifth-place club that had Middletown Enlleld Hamden Weterbury balloting with 54 points.’ Others It was the fourth manager of the UMass Is 2-5 for the season and hosts 7-0 Holy Cross on finished five games under .500 and KLdCK COMPANY at (203) 721-9111 to apply. NOW IN MANCHESTER! Saturday. receiving votes were Davey John­ year a ward given Rodgers in recent 18 games out of first place in the son of the Mets and Jim Leyland of weeks. previous season. 1366 Tolland Tpke. We Need Holiday Help! the Pittsburgh Pirates. “It's been very satisfying." He began his managerial career BUCK RODGERS Manchester, CT Champion Twins get $85,580 apiece Rodgers was the only manager Rodgers said in a telephone inter­ with Salinas of the Calfomia . . . top NL manager sot RiverVlew Hospial named on all ballots. He collected view from California. “Especially NOW HIRING! League in 1975. He managed El For Children You Need Holiday $ ~ Minnesota Twins will receive winning 13 first-place votes, eight for second the one from The Sporting News Paso to the Texas League title in Brewers, v ■ and three for third. Points were FOR ENTRY-LEVEL POSITIONS World Series shares of $85,580. while the losing St. Louis because that's the one your peers 1977, then got his first shot at a He was the Brewers’ interim RiverVlew Hospital, a Department of Cardinals will get $56,052, according to published reports awarded on a 5-3-1 basis. vote on. major league managerial job in Children & Youth Services Psychiatric No experience necessary. Tuesday. manager from March 6 through CASHIERS “I ’m getting thecredit, but really “The writers' (award) is impor­ 1980, replacing the ailing George June 6, 1980, compiling a 39-31 Hospital for children In Middletown has it was a complete effort by the Frit* Part timg — Excellent benefits with a Lets Get Together! Both figures a re below last year, when the champion New York tant too, because people nationwide Bamberger with the Milwaukee record. •S/Nr. on opening for o Head Nurse on 3rd shift. Mets earned a record $86,254 and the Boston Red Sox received a ALL SHIFTS Salary Is $14,08 per hour with an Increase growing company. Please apply record $74,985. AVAILABLE. MORNING. to $15.17 per hour on January 15, 1988. 8 The baseball commissioner’s office would not confirm the DAYS, NIGHTS AND Shift differential and weekend differen­ Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. numbers for this year’s Series teams, saying it would not release Plenty is at stake at Nabisco Championships WEEKENDS. . OTHER POSITIONS tial available. State benefit package. For Saturday 8 a.m. - 12 noon the figures until later this week. By Bob Green $l-million purse. AVAILALBE □ Cashiers □ Warehouse lead. Paul Azinger, with $658,481, is First, there is the Nabisco more Information contact: Reportedly, the Twins voted 40V« shares and the Cardinals The Associated Press With a change in the corporate Strange’s closest pursuer. APPLY TO PERSONNEL RIAL TOOL voted 35V< shares. sponsor, he is now among the short Championship, the 72-hole stroke- AT: JUDITH McCAIN, RN MSN □ Clerks Help Positions on the money-winning play tournament that offers $2 SAN ANTONIO, Texas - The list of players who could win as list also have a bearing on the points B.J. WHOLESALE CLUB A Player of the Year title and $3 much as $535,000 this week. million in prize money. That INC. RiverVlew Hospital list from which the Player of the MS REV. MOODY ENGINEERING Co. Coffey, Oilers close to agreement million in prize money will be at The enormous prize money re­ includes $360,000 to the winner Year is chosen. That, too, closes down to $32,000 to last place. OVERPASS For Children Apply In Parson to Stora Manogar TORONTO — Holdout defenseman Paul Coffey is expected to stake this week in the Nabisco presents almost 10 percent of the this week. HARTFORD, CT. River Road, P. O. Box 621 405 Sullivan Avenue approve a contract from the Edmonton Oilers estimated to be Championships of Golf, the richest total available on the PGATourthis Secondly, there’s the Nabisco ■ot Middletown, CT 06457 event in the history of the sport. year. Strange leads with 72 points, with So. Windsor, CT worth $3 million over six years, according to a published report. Grand Prix, a season-long competi­ EOC/NVF The Toronto Globe and Mail reported today that Coffey “It’s mind-boggling," said Ben "With the amount of money we’re Azinger second at 64. tion based on players’ performan­ Cren.shaw, who is, more or less, the playing for here, this will deter­ probably will accept the deal and return to the Oilers as early as “It ’s a strong lead. I ’d have to ces in week-to-week tour events. next week. defending champion in »he tourna­ mine the year’s money-winning have a very good tournament to That, too, comes to a close this week ment that begins Thursday on the lead,” said Curtis Strange, who catch him,” Azinger said. SUBSTITUTE TEACHER “We’ve listened to their offer and everything went fairly well, ” and offers another $1 million In PART TIME 6.556-yard, pnr-70 Oak Hills Coun­ currently leads with a record Only 30 men are competing in prize money. It includes $175,000 to The Department of Children & Youth Gus Badali, Coffey’s agent, told the newspaper. "Now we’re try Club course. $718,941. what is. actually, three tourna­ the winner, down to $14,000 to SOth. Services at the state receiving home In going to get some financial advice. The advice we get will be Crenshaw won the Vantage The official money-winning list ments in one in an enormously $ STUDENTS — MOMS $ critical to our decision” Strange also leads this competition, East Windsor, Is presently recruiting Championship on this cour.se last closes with this tournament, and at complicated, multiple-faceted with Crenshaw second and Azinger year, winning $180,000 of the least 10 players have a shot at the formula. for a substitute teacher. Pleasant pro­ third. fessional environment, comprehen­ Mlddlolown Enfield Hamden Woterbuiy Manchester sive support system. A Bachelor's MOONLIGHTERS degree Is required. Special Education background preferred. Salary Is $60 Earn the $$ you need tor per Diem, to apply please call 566-7364 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 or send resume to: the Holidays! PH ILLIP H. OBRESON REVISED HIRING RATE DEPT. OF CHILDREN & We need 10 people from 5pm - 9pm It’s tlm«...to tnovs forward. New chsllsngM. New •xcltsmont. New oppoflunltles. Notices Employment YOUTH SERVICES GDHELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED At Bradlecs. At o condition precedent to GD GDHELP WANTED Division of Personnel S Human Resources the placement ot any odver- & Education EXPERIENCED Book 170 Slgournev Street, Hartford Here's your chance to ahara In (he spirit and support of our TELEPHONE Operotor- ASSISTANT Manager PART and full time me­ FDCUS on the future. f u l l Time teller 647-9946 tlslne In the Manchester He­ keeper. Apply in per­ /Tvplst. Seeking a full full time tor drug store chanic wanted to mcln- spaclal company. At Bradlsss, all of our staff work togsthsr to rald. Advertiser hereby son. Salary negotiable. Port time and full time needed. Good figure do ths bast job agrees to protect, Indemnify time telephone opera­ In Manchester area. toln a fleet ot trucks. opportunities you hove aptitude helpful. CBT, Marlow's Inc., 867 tor. Most posess effec­ Experience preferred Salary Is commensu­ and hold harmless the Man­ been seeking. If you Manchester Parkade Ths following poalflont ars now avallabis for all shihs: chester Herald. Its officers GDHELP WANTED Main Street, tive telephone skills, but not neccessary. We rate with experience. enloy working with Dfflce. Coll 647-5500. and employees against any Manchester. typing 35-50wpm, apti­ will troln. S6.25-S7 per Coll the Mak Company. people In a friendly and all liability, lost o r' tude for figures and hour depending on ex­ 643- 2659. EXPERIENCED Profit DRIVER. Part time for TELEPHONE-Take atmosphere, we have and Loss Collector. THE PROFESSIONALS FULL & PART TIME 9 expense. Including ottor- Manchester Herald basic office skills to perience. Benefits and PART Time. Flexible excellent sales posi­ neys' feet, arising from messages-no soles. perform a variety of vacation package Send resume to: P.D. JOB claims of unfoir trade practi­ route. Coventry area. Flexible schedule, paid hours. Competitive tions available. Flexi­ Box KK, C/D Monches- & SUNDAY CREWS Shart hours. Good pay. clerical duties. Free available to qualified pay for all shifts. Ad- ble hours, Mondoy- MANCHESTER HONDA ces, Infringement of tradk- training, professional parking. Benefits. employees. Send re­ ter Herald.______OPPORTUNITIES markt, trade names or pat­ Call 742-8867. 9-12am, 7 office atmosphere. yancement opportuni­ Frlday with • CAtWERS • MERCRAKMSE CLERKS ents, violation of rights of ta lOpm.o Apply In person, sume to: P.O. Box 994, ties. Little Ceosar's 646- alternating weekends Dl L Truck driver wanted. AUTOMOBILES privacy and Infringement of Convenient location Mondoy-Frlday, 8:30 Rocky Hill, CT 06067. Full time or seasonal. a RCCEmNC CLERKS REGIONAL Ciossltled near West Hartford 4300.______required. Positions at the copyright and proprietary to 4:30. Prague Shoe DELIVERY Person. Ap­ available at various Must have class 2 rights, unfair competition ads reach nearly town line. 523-2777, Company, 200 Pitkin FULL Time and part time driver license. All be- Our Service Department a CewoetHhe Wsgst a Tims A A HsH Fsr lamlsy and libel and slander, which 3.000,000 homes. One proximately 10 hours positions available at locations. We offer: FULLorport time ottroT- St., East Hartford. per week. $5 per hour. paid training, competi­ neflts. 649-2071. may result from the publica­ classified ad placed automotive lube cen­ jHanrijratrr iUrralh • Hs ExosrisMs Nscsstary • Csmpists TrsWs Prsgrsm tion of ony advertlsment In with the Manchester tlve positions, neat ap­ TRAVEL Agency East of Clean drlylng record. ter. Experience helpful tive starting rote, gen­ FULL and part time posl- is seeking an experienced the Manchester Herald by pearance and good the RIyer needs assist­ Retired person pre­ erous discounts, com­ tlons for lawn care • Frissdy Atissplurs 8 Herald will be placed In but will train. Pay ac­ • MsssgssMsI Csrssr PsRm character a must. advertiser. Including adver­ over 200 newspapers ance typing and tele­ ferred. Singer Sewing cording to experience. mission ond bonus maintenance, will Automobile Technician. a IsnMdiato Esisl97M Dtscssots tisements In any free dlstrl- throughout New Eng­ Steady work and no phone etiauette re­ Company. 649-6356. 647-8997. program, along with train. Good pay. 647- butlan publications pub­ land for one low price. layoffs. Earnings op­ quired. Will train. opportunity for growth 1349. PART TIME • 15 yssr oMs wsIcsms lished by the Monchester portunity $300 to start. -aSISTANT Prolect CLERICAL. Full time of­ Call Classified 643-2711 Respond to Box GG, Manager for construc­ and advancement. Call AUTD Body Technician Hourly wage plus bonus. Uniforms Herald. Penny Sleffert, Call 646-3875. C /0 The Manchester fice position, good typ­ for an Interview 627- Publisher. and ask for detolls.o tion firm. Diversified ing skills a must. with experience. Pay NEWSPAPER DEALER Exesllstrt sslsry orsgrsm tlurt m t* for sxpsritses Herold.______lob, dealing with many 7692 or 563-8264 or fill bosed on experience. provided, excellent benefits. For HERE'S on opportunity Bookkeepper knowl­ out an oppllcotlon at Newspaper Dealer needed in Manchester - Esqilsyss Rtfsrrsi Prsgrsm I LOST SALES. Self motivated dally responsibilities. edge helpful. Some Coll M a M Auto Body. South Windsor Area. Full time money for for a challenging port responsible individual Bright, energetic Indl- your nearest Fotomat 649-2071.______interview call Tom Dell, 8 am to 4 pm, time position thot Is dota entry. Will train. store. EDE. M /F. part time hours. Dependable car, a must. Plsaaf apply In parson at: OD AND FOUND PART Time Evenings. wanted tor full time yldual desired Imme­ Excellent career op­ close to home I We employment with busy HIRINGI Government Call Fred for interview @ 647-9948 between Monday thru Friday. 7 Clerks. National News­ have on Immediate op­ diately. Salary plus be- portunity for right per­ lobs- your area. LOST. White cot with paper Concern has Im­ Hebron lumber com­ neflts. The Mak son. Call for Interview. INSPECTDR-Entry level. 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.I BRAOLEES patches of Grey tiger ening for 0 port time pany. Knowledge of $15JK»-$60,000. Coll 602- mediate openings In clerk/typlst In our od- Company. 643-2659. 644- 9406. Individual copoble of 038-8885 ext 775. stripes. In vicinity of Manchester. Perfect building materials es­ dimensional Inspection MhMs Took. A Brsml St M O SHIvsr Ls m vertlslng department. RESTAURANT food 2-20 hour posltlon^^ i Woodland Nursery, for students. Moon­ sential. Computer ex­ utilizing standard In­ Mssebsttsr, CT E. KsrtfsrA, CT wearing studded lighter. If you hove 4 If you hove a pleasant perience a plus. Non servers, banquet maintenance, 1 clerk. spection tools and MANCHESTBUHOISEA leather collar. Reward. telephone manner, os servers, hostess, bar­ Apply In person. Solva­ hours from 5pm-9pm smoker preferred. So­ gauges. Must be capa­ A BAR DF toilet soap (URCUUTION AREA ADVISOR Please call 566-2671 and want to earn great welt os excellent spell­ lary based on expe­ tenders, banquet bar­ tion Army Thrift Store, ble of reading opera­ days or 643-4981 ing and typing skills, tenders, barbacks, 305 Brood Street, placed In suitcases will Housewives, mothers with young children, THE PROFESSIONALS pay... Call todoyl rience. Retirees wel­ tion sheets and blue ' keep them smelling ni­ evenings. you may qualify for come. Call 220-9281. prep ond line cooks. Manchester. prints. We offer com­ •tudents. Earn extra money with your own 24 ADAMS STREET Don't delay. 647-9946. this permonent posi­ Full and port time. ce...ai«d may come In After 6pm. 1-220-5196. CLERICAL. Full time petitive, woges and be­ part-time job. Bring your children with you MANCHESTER. CT 06040 tion. Some previous PART Time Security. $6 Apply In person: The handy next time you go on general office. Insu­ nefits, Including paid o vocation trip. Boost S N M ilo e s THE EASY WAY to find o d e n t a l Asslstont- soles experience is a per hour. Manchester- Gallery, 141 New Lon- and aave on babysitting costs. 21 hours per rance claims, tele­ group health Insu­ your vocation budget by cash buyer for no-longer- Receptlontst. Man­ plus. Hours are East Hartford areas. d o n Turnpike, phone, billing. Some rance, a pension plon week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise There it aiways something new at chester Orthodontic Mondoy-Frlday, 8:30- selling Idle Items around needed household Items Is Friday, Saturday, Sun­ Glastonbury. typing: Experience and paid holidays. In­ our carrier boys and girls. If you like kids, want 6 4 6 -3 5 2 0 with a wont od. Dial office. No Soturdoys 2:30. Coll Denise Ro­ day, days and even­ your home for cosh. Ploce Brad lees. Now It can be youl DEPENDABLE carpet preferred but will terviews can be ar­ a little Independence and your own Income, 643-2711 to piece your and opproxlmotely 30 berts at the Manches­ ings. Must be over 18. Installers helper, for train. Pleount otmos- an ad In classified to find a (QUOI Oooodinlfy Emplovsr M/f ter Herald, 643-2711, for ranged by contacting cash buyer. quick-action ad. hours per week. Will Car and telephone ne- daytime work. Coll 647- phere. Call 646-4032 for C. Tyler or M. Oom- call 647-9948 or 647-9947. train. Call 647-9536. on Interview. cessorv. Coll 527-0225. 7974. Interview OChe at 643-6531. EDE. t» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedriwday. Oct. i» . I9 t7 / KIT 'N' CARLYLE ' by Larry Wright 1 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 18.1887 — 88 CANS CARS FONSALE Sell Your Car FOR SALE CLASSIFIEP ADS 643-2711 P iw iN u FOR sole. Volvo 1*n. AetAFtae* Areiuee $700.6464173atter2pm. ' S4Wr. m.T4t-TMS m — WieiS4 4 Linesns — 10 Days Noticts Sutinctt Preeerty...... Enttftolniwtnt .. S3 Form Supptin end Ebulemanl .... Leave metsooe. Rtaert Preeertv ...... 80 408M.NMlMMaei. l^FToVeRS Lott/Found...... 01 •eokkaaotfie/tncemt Tax S4 Otfico/NotoM EQulDtnoRt ...... It R A T e t* 1 f 9 d«YS: 9B cofifa pof Had psr doYa 508 charge each eddl- Morteoeaa...... Corptntrv/RtmoGtilnp 55 Rocrtotlonot Eouiomont... OsrtiMdAeeite 'IP * Portonott...... 97 Wonted to Buy ■ ■ •2 7 to If tfovs: 19 coata »tr Ha# ptr ddv. tlonel line, per day. You Announctm^ntt...... 03 PointlnB/Popprlno. 56 Boots ond Morino Eovipmont 83 » to 25 dova: 40 cotift por Mao otr ddf. SaOLNMFruH • P* ITRUCKS/VANS 6 (p m '. Aucflent...... 04 PooflRBrSidlng S7 Musicol itoma...... , 84 24 or moro dova: 99 coata por Mao por tfPV. teOLCanWoupas 'IP * can cancel et any time. IFOR SALE Pinoncigf...... OS R en tals Ploorlno...... 5 . SS Comoroa and Photo Eoulomont . 85 Mlaiaipai cturos: 4 Npot. 80»e.OhaliFp( * I " LYNCH Rooms for Roof...... E itc iric o l...... S9 Pati and Suobttai 16 FALL CLEANUP SORRY. Employmant A Education Aoorlmonit for Ronf...... HtotfRB/Plumblng . 60 Mtfcattonaout for Seta 87 OCAOUNBS: Por cloulflod odvortltomont* to Honey OaeaS or are *IP* PONTMC-TOYOTA NO REFUNDS OR TOYOTA PICk-UP 1985. Condomlniwma for Root. Miacbllonffbus S#rvlc#t 61 Tbb S o tn ...... 88 S#rvlc#a Wonf#d bo pubMafiod Tutfdov ttirouph iotvrdov* Iht 40»e.CMe.asnMiae 'l|M ADJUSTMENTS 47K. 2wheeldrlve,noie Htip W onttd...... II Homoa for Roof...... 62 Wontod to B uv/T ro d o ...... 89 doodlirto H aoon on tbo dov btforo publlcotloa. M»a.8x8Tefiiatoae 'IP * damage. Phone 843- SItuotlon Wofltotf...... U Storo/Offico Sooct...... For odvortlaomonta to bo publlaltod ASondov. 74 TOYOTA con SPT Frida taken hi every |ab COimiVEAU’S Bu«lnt»t Opoorfunltlot...... 13 too CL orAnleu Peart t P * 0822. Roaorf Preoorfy...... Merchandise tho doodlino la 2:30 p.m. oa Frldov. 75 FOnO P180 4a4 SPT CAB wedolOusmyleoiir Lm m Stwluc CALL HERALD Instruction...... U Intfuafriol Prooorty...... Automotive lWWsMi.lladOel. *17* FOBd -Van 1974. Runs, Emplovmtnt S trv ic o t...... IS Coroooa ond Sforooo..... HoMdoy/Sbosoflol 71 TeOMCPABaVAN msin eoneem. 8464718 a Roommotoa Wontod...... AntlQUB! ottd Colltctibit! 72 Cor» lor Salt ...... 91 R E A D YOMR AO. Oosalflod odvortfaomonts oro • OeWertoHaitlordend CLASSIFIED many now partts needs I ClolhlriB ..... 73 Truckt/Voni tor 5alt . . tohon by toltphono ot o convtalonct. Tho BaM of eta niter TavwnAaaiTAc work. $250. 843-5888 af­ Wontod to Rtnf...... 92 nCAtOHAMJillATlS Real Estate FurnHurt...... 74 Comport/Trolitrt 93 Monchoator Htrold It roipoaslblo for oaly oat Mm* o* arOMM It ateoM IW •OCHEV CITATION M in is iliE tllVICE TV/Stareo/Apolloncts ter 8pm. Homtt for Salt ...... 75 MotorcvcioarMoood! 94 incorrocf laaortlon oad fhon only for fho alit of •0 FOnO FAimiONT WON We eater to the Buoket. Iruek A chlppar. 643-2711 Services Mochlnary gnd Tools 76 Auto Sorvicoa . tho orlolnol Intortlon. Errors which do net Condominium! for Solo. town ond Gorden 95 ■OFONTSUNainO homeowner. Blump removsl, Free CMIdCoro . . 77 Autot for Ront/Loofo . 96 lotson tho voluo of tho odvoniatnttnt will aof toft/Lond for Solo..... Good ThioBs to Eot 71 eeMmstee. Speelel invottmont Proporty .. Cltonlng Strvicos...... MisetMonoou! Automotivt 97 be corrtcfod by on oddfllonol Insortloa. 50 TOYOTA 4 wo PU ^ ' FWieSTlMATlS Futi Oll/Cool/Firtwood .. 79 VYontod to Buv/Trodo ...... 98 FUaOS/COAL/ eonsMaratlon for oMerly SERVICES t1 CHCV MALIBU .M fy ln$und and hendloappod. tf>a St CHEV CNEVETTE •1 DATSUN SOOeX SCRANTON SEASONED Cord Wood. 643-4744 lee****647-7663 •••%••! Cut, spilt and deli­ •1 DATSUN etIOSL CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH AUTO SERVICE [ ^ l U j l N K S 51 MENC CO U Q An O S P*eese6 ee*6'e ‘e e^. t> IMT by M* BUMNE88 HOMES HOMES HOMES AFARTMENTS vered. $85 per cord. CHRVBLER EXECUTIVE SI OLDS CUTLASS Cn OPPOBTUNITIEg OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR KBIT DELIVERING VEHICLES AND SELECT USED e Oil Luba Flltar mUk£ SI PLY neU A N T Rich form Ipam, S yordSt CARS... 1 Hour photo processing S I SU BA nU OL $7$ Plus tax. sand,gravsii SOME S.e% FINANCING OR Spaclel *16.99 H ARTLEY Tours. One of M AN C H EST ER . South- STUNNING. Manches­ PRICE Reduction I South MANCHESTER, obout tffiiwiiiss'Siu.E LESai mlnllob. Excellent con­ field Green, Deluxe 8 ter. 3 bedroom (xorrl- November 15. 3 bed­ •88 per eerd, 8 fl. lengOtt. •1 TOYOTA C E U C A OT riWMK and decorative stone, • Complete Brake P u z z le s New England's leading dition, complete unit. bound owners hove set Bteen, eeeterea.,8 cord S3 O LD S C U T 8UF 4 On F t m S o ^ n g . Vloort tour operators Is fran­ room Townhouse that son Colonial In room, 116 baths, cellar 8 7 F IF T H A V E . (ti‘ '1 4 .8 0 5 S y ste m s Includes chemicals, a new price for their mkihmnn. MC/VISA S3 PONT BONNE WGN oiiw like new. Speciollzlng 443-9504^ ^ chising In select oreos. affords comfortoble Immaculate condition. beautiful home. Now and attic arco. S750 per In elder floors, natural eeeeAeeeee*** sW e • paper and all accesso­ RaitlNni FIt8W88$ •3PONTEOOOLE LE 87 L a B A R O N • Tuna up Specials We feature low open­ price. 3 bedrooms, kit­ Steel beam con­ being offered at month plus utilities and or Stained. Ne woxing. OTSTuibo •12,295 Aniwer to Previoui Puzxle ries. Financing availa­ chen and family room heat. 2 month security. S3 TOYOTA TEnCEL ACROSS 45 Ubal ing and operating ex­ ble and training. Call structed home, featur­ $148,0001 Impeccable John Vfrtollle. 6 ^ • Cooling Systems 49CoHaoa QQCISn □ □ □ Q C ID D penses, exclusive area, 3 baths, central ing 0 12x20 living room, condition Inside and No pets. References. WMRIBQ 83 BUICK nEQAL S7W. SNOW 8EM0VAL 57 RAMCHARQER 1 Challtnoo communitv Albany, New York. •S BUICK 8KVHAWK S Littio arrow EinCHD □□□ (:]□□□ areas and continuing olr, sun deck, cor port, dining room and out. Features Include 3 843-2121. Menchdeter Area • • Alternators, 62 _ Major (corv (518) 434-8700.______tennis courts, pool, and S3 8000 LE 4 DH 87 SHADOW 9 Siam stallation) □□□□ □□□ □□□□ support. For more In­ beamed first floor fom- bedrooms, kitchen ap­ EAST Hartford. 6 room Reasonable Rates Starters, and 12 Fadot away QDOD □□!!]□□□□□ LOCAL Sales Route. much more. Minutes S3 D O D G E VAN IN T IR K Tufte/loabtd '1 0 ,5 0 5 53 Bunlng formation coll 1-800- llv room, fireplace, T/i pliances, full fiberglass Duplex, 116 baths, wall MRCELUUIE0U8 Twtltfing and gjggJJiiOUD Tire Service 13 Salvai insact □ □ E3(DD 424-0420. S40K-S80K annual net from Hartford. baths, 2 cor garage, Insulation, new thermo to wall, private base­ FONSALE S3 FOnO E8CONT stdlnlng. experienceHrie 87 DODGE ruNMHM 'le.BEE 14 Body of 54 Aromatic □OnDDOQ □□□BC2 potential. Established $182,000. U & R Realty. vinyl siding, new S3 MENCUnV LVNX 846-2516 watar windows, shiny hard­ ment, 1 car gorooe, 216 years. Feresttmott 56 LaBARON cmt '13,405 • Body work »>*)l The Connecticut Oevelooment Authority (COA) Is empow­ heat, olr conditioning. tlon. Coll 581-0188. IS DRIVE aooit -84 Honda CRX 5 tpd $ 5 4 9 5 OliKC'icru. HuKk Century, PJCNIJLMU UJZPE ered under the State Commerce Act to Issue tax-exempt re­ No pets. Clean. $ ^ . 10 BATTERY HOLD DOWN ford Sable. I’onliacGrand venue bonds sublect to a public heorlno, os required by the SOFA Bed. Brown MAINTENANCE ‘84HondaCmc4Dr. $S99S AM. Olds CalaH. Buick Internal Revenue Code Section 147(0. The prolects to be fi­ Available November 1, 31. CHASSIS LUBE * 10,899 * 9,999 Tweed, Cleon. Good i t OIL Somerset Stock PHI IHS nanced with the proceeds of the bonds will oenerollv consist 1907. Coll 847-9137. * 199/. ... JU VNEOPJWZ condition. Reasonable. 22 on. FILTER ea Ford Tempo 4 Dr. $ 4 9 9 5 or 8114*5 W/8MN Down of land, bullcHnot and equipment, and It Is expected they will MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ 24. REAR END Increase or maintain the tax base, employment and econ­ 8484934.______25. TRANB-FLUIO ULKT ZMA VJEP N omic diversity In the State of Connecticut. room, 1'6 both. Du­ 2S BATTERY -84Ponliac60(X>4Dr. $S99$ plex. Available W HITE French Proven- 27 BRAKE FLUID The folloering loon(t) hos/hove been requested and o hoar- clal and Maple bed­ 2S POWER STESRtNG FL P M Z T Z M E Ing Is scheduled tor 10:00 o.m. on Nevembor 9,1187, at COA October 30. Centrally room furniture. Call 2t WASHER FLUID 14 Chevy Monw Carta $ 5 2 9 $ offices, 117 Washington Street, Hortford, Connecticut 06106. located on busline. $850 20 FUEL FILTER 849-3893. 21 AIRFN.TER The lublect of the haoring will be the noture and location of per month plus utili­ 22 EMISSIONS SStGOiaOlB $599$ LIFTIJWZ N CJZPE the oropeted prolect and the Istuonce of bonds by CDA to ties. 2 month security. UNUSUAL M sh couch 8 22 ANTI-FREE2E provide tlnonclno. Interested persons ore Invited to attend 24 SPARE TIRE $75-0242.______feet long. Psychodellc ■85 Honda Prakrdt $ 1 1 ,4 9 $ and will hove the ooportunlty to moke o statement rapordlnp Blue with Maroon cu­ 25 ENGINE QTTI.' - ILZTI the prolect or the flnonclne. Written comments and penorol NEWLY Remodeled 3 2S TRANSMISSION Inquirlos may be directed to COA at tho oddrou above or by bedroom with large liv­ shions. ASust tell will 27 DRIVE A8SEMSLY ■95 Chevy Speckum $499$ U J K L W . telephone at (Ml) S3M730, attention S. R. Kllllnoor. ing room. Sunny and not tit In new opart- WE DOII ment. 649-5323 after ■as Honda Civic 1C $849$ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Free people can escape being Por Information about any of the Authority's loon preofoms bright. 2nd floor. $625. tnd WB BiBO go to tho coll the above number and ask to spook with o Leon OHIcer. mastered by others only by being able to master No pets. References, Motor Vohicio Dopirtmont COUCH 78" iono, Beige. ■95 Honda CfW-SI $8991 themselves.' — Theodore Roosevelt. PROPOSED PROJECT PI CIL Proporty P il l security. 228-4737 or I d rogiitor your vohtciB.. EXCELLENT OFFICE SPACE 228-4038.______Double bed with box Name Of spring and mottress. PO. Owr peeler are niwawiead leBe wecBaii ■8eHondaAi»xdLX4Df $10,998 Berrpwor/Occupppi Huge, 14 room Duplex In excellent location 5 room, 1st floor, washer leaMr eperatlewN anS eeuno lor a parieOe