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By Andrew J. Davis "Tlw re are serious traffic prob­ don’t have a rabbit we can pull out ‘ Herald Reporter lems On the area) that need to be of a hat. We can’t fix it” - S'* solved,” Weiss said this morning. At the commission meeting, town , . i.” A proposed 120,000-square-foot “ It’s an economic decision. If it officials said that withthe center so r ' shopping center off Buckland can’t be solved. It’s their choice.” close to the Interstate M eastbound Street has met its demise after its Konover had thought it would be exit ramps, and a number of main developers were unable to resolve able to build the center, even with streets, traffic generated from such 'M potential traffic problems in the the traffic problem, Larson said. a shopping center would be too area. He said that he thought the town much for the area. Gary Wood, a According to John Larson, vice would go with Konover to the state police spokesman, told the commis­ president of Konover Development Department of IVansportation to sion at the meeting that even Co. of West Hartford, the proposal seek a solution. without the center, the intersection to build the center has been He added that since the town had is hard to handle. abandoned because of traffic prob­ proposed the building of Red Stone Possible solutions such as adding lems. The town Planning and Road between Buckland and Slater a traffic signal or adding rights of Zoning Commission denied the streets, it would be able to handle way have been researched, but they application without prejudice Wed­ the traffic flow in the area. would not alleviate potential prob­ nesday. stating the center posed too However, a recommendation by the lems in this situation. Larson said. .4 heavy a traffic problem for the planning department to eliminate With that undeniable fact. Konover area. potential left turns onto Buckland has decided that a shopping center Robert B. Weiss, town manager, Street by closing off a median has where 'potential customers would said that although the town doesn’t killed the project. be unable to make left turns onto a like to see a development lost, the “ There’s nothing we can do about main street was not in their best decision Is Konover’s. it.” ^ rso n said this morning. "W e interest. Konover submitted plans for the center In June. “ There’s no easy solution.’’ Lar­ son said. ‘"They (town officials) need a broad rethinking on howthat Pope says Jews, intersection works.” Konover does not have any plans i ■ i f ' to search for other sites for their center at this time. Larson said. w Palestinians have The land off Buckland Street was the most desirable because it was \ zoned for such use. Searching for another site would •r/ right to homeland "open up Pandora’s box.” he said. The company would have to look at possibly rezoning a second site, M IAMI (AP) — Pope John Paul than had been expected and the A which would become another head­ II, in a long-awaited meeting with promised ^United States, had nearly been Holocaust — and said the suffering on East Middle Turnpike may cannot be considered unless an Rittenband said that the permit patrons would be 57. O’Marra (A canceled after the pontiff’s meeting of the Jewish people strengthens appeal Thursday’s denial of a application for a special exception applications are for two distinct argued that the number should be pr in June with Austrian President the church’s ’ ’common bond with building permit for the project, the is sought from the Planning and uses — one for the laser game 62. bringing the total to 79 rather bi Kurt Waldheim, who has been the Jewish people and with their developer’s lawyer said this Zoning Commission. center Itself and the other for office than 75. wl accused of complicity with Nazi treasure of spiritual riches in the morning. After the first denial. Laser space. Laser Games had originally bf war crimes against Jews and past and in the present.” South Windsor attorney Richard Games split the project in half and But O’Marra. commenting on his sought to increase the parking th partisans in the Balkans. Waldheim The pope did not refer to Rittenband. who represents Laser submitted two separate permit decision, said this morning. ’ ’The spaces at the former Mott's Shop- has denied the allegations. Waldheim today, but on the flight to Games of Hartford Inc., said he applications. The revised plans call uses made of the building, when Rite from 99 to 122. th Following a Mass in Tamiami Miami Thursday he had insisted believed that Thursday’s denial by for an employee parking lot with 17 combined are both changes of the bf Park, the pope was headed for that the meeting with the former Thomas R. O’Marra, the town’s spaces and one for patrons with 57 Rittenband said the next imme­ H( earlier use. And the total number of diate step for Laser Games Is Columbia, S.C., for a meeting with secretary-general of the United zoning enforcement officer, was spaces. While the total number of fo parking spaces by the uses pro­ Monday’s court hearing In Rock­ 27 Protestant leaders and then on to Nations was not a mistake. incorrect. Whether the denial will spaces is 74, each parking area has P) posed equals more than 60.” ville Superior Court. A judge Is to New Orleans. “ It was necessary. It’s necessary be appealed to the Zoning Board of less than 60 spaces. to He received a rousing welcome to to show the same appreciation, the Appeals will be made after he O’Marra’s decision Thursday to The entertainment center would decide then whether to make change the use of the proposed site, permanent a temporary injunction South Florida on Thursday, with an same esteem, for every people. He consults with officials from Laser deny the second application was Vi airport greeting by President Rea­ comes as a president, democrati­ Games, Rittenband said. based on the same reason as his the building that once housed barring the town from enforcing an at gan and a public motorcade that cally elected, of a people, of a Laser Games submitted a re­ earlier denial. Mott’s Shop-Rite. ordinance prohibiting the laser followed the Orange Bowl Parade vised permit application last month “ The division of the proposed In his ^cision. O’Marra also center from opening In its present P< route. The crowds were smaller Pleaie turn to page 12 after O’Marra denied the first uses between two permits does not disputed the number of parking location. tit wl TODAY ■ii Troopers combat speeders with muscle cruiser to fil

By Chris Dahl day as he entered a steady, midday The Asot^ofed Press flow of fast-moving vehicles on Buick spokesman Lawrence R. Cloudy, rain coming Interstate 91. Gustin said the Grand National has Partly cloudy with patchy log HARTFORD — A new muscle Since June, two dozen of the been clocked at at 6.9 seconds going tonight. Mostly cloudy Saturday cruiser is being introduced to the Buicks have been leased to go along from zero to 60 mph. but car buffs with a 50 percent chance of rain. state police fleet in the latest with Connecticut’s standard state say that figure is conservative. attempt to help troopers keep up police cruiser, the Ford Crown Calling it the quickest American- t ” with today’s ’ ’professional speed­ Victoria, and the 20 Ford Mustangs made production car. Car and Index ers” in their powerful Porsches, that were brought into the fleet in Driver tnagatine claimed it could 24 pagts, 2 ••cUont Saabs and Corvettes. 1983 to crack down on traffic achieve 60 mph In 4.9 seconds. In Connecticut is the first state in violators. And while factory models are New England and one of a handful "When you’re talking about try­ equipped with a computer chip that A dvice. Lottery. n< in the United States to begin using ing to compete with Porsches, Saab cuts off the gas supply when the car Business. Obituaries____ 12 fn CIsssItlsd . Opinion______0 the Buick Grand National T-Type, a Turbos and similar cars that people reaches 124 mph, police models to version of the company’s Regal are buying today, the Crown have no such restrictions. Naples Comics _ People______2 model that is equipped with a Victorias just couldn’t do it,” said there have been reports that Connecticut _ 4 .S p orts____ 9-11 cc turbo-charged 3.8 liter engine. Naples said. “ The Crown Victoria the Grand National is capable of Entertainment 14 Television___ 17 wt BUICK GRAND NATIONAL T-TYPE ’’They’re quick all right.” is basically a family-type car. It Focus______13 U.8/World-5. 12 pii . . . equipped for the speed wars Trooper Peter Naples said Thurs­ just doesn’t handle like a sports Please turn to page 12 Local news-3.12 Weather------2 to: ch 59 4 - I - U A tK m M T tM HERALD. Friday, gent, » . m t MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Sent. 11. 1987 — »

R E G IO N A L w e a t h e r Bryan Farms’ briefing go^s smoothiy, cordiaiiy lor • AjM, . 12 Axu-Weatier'*^focecast for Saturday from the district’s volunteer fire night. He said that if there is any G^i|iine CondNions and High Tr^npcrahir**'. By Alex Glrelli ex {gained its terms to the residents, for transfer of the Bryan Farms After Cfonyers spoke, Weinberg Associate Editor who will be switched from the town area to the district and was openly said firefighters from both depart­ department. problem at all. it comes between 2 fire district to the Eighth District If apologetic about it. ments had begun cooperative ven­ That was the way the town and 4 p.m. He added that the F While Bryan Farms residents the agreement is approved. When a petition was circulated in tures andjoint training. She invited provided fire protection to some district has an excellent daytime : had questions and reservations the area several years ago by some James Series, a district fire officer areas bi Uie northern part of town crew of firefighters who work in the Afterward, negotiators said the and one of the district negotiators, before it built the fire station in area. ; about a proposed agreement session bad gone smoothly. They residents who wanted to Join the ; between tbe town and the Eighth E i^th District, others began circu­ to comment. Buckland, a- station the court later One resident, Mark F. Williams, said the questions asked were the ruled it could not use to serve the said that while he does not oppose ' District that would put them under same ones they would have asked. lating a counter-petition and the Sarles said that after the No- the district’s fire lurisdction. they efforts canceled each other out. vember 1986 vote on a Buckland section that had become the agreement, he wishes residents The residents were told town consolidation-related question, part of the Eighth District. had been consulted earlier in the t I showed no hostility to the agree­ Roy Conyers, one of those behind ment at a meeting Thursday night and district representatives that the counter-petition, said Thursday firefighters decided sometHng had Gforge Potterton, one of the process of negotiations. Williams, a at Waddell Sdiool. respome times for the two depart­ he had been disturbed by competi­ to be done. Members of both residents, asked if the residents lawyer, asked what possibility ments and insurance rates for tion over Are protection. However, departments cooperated in distri­ would lose the two firefighters who there is that some part of the Fire-protection costs, response bution of (Hiristmas bastets and are stationed at the Buckland agreement could successfully be times and iiuiurance rates were on residential properties were about he complinnented the negotiators the same. They were also told that for their work. “1 hope tWs that led to Joint training sessions. station If the disrict takes over that challenged in court, leaving some 3 ! the minds of about 39 residents at One r«ident asked why the station under the agreement. Wal­ other parts of It in force. M o ils M y th a ; the meeting for an explanation of the fire tax they would pay the (agreement) puts the problem of district would be about 9100 Ims for tlds division between the town and properties could not get fire protec­ ter Joyner, president of the district Former town attorney Kevin The Mona Lisa is probably the world’s most faraoas ; where they stand under the agree- tion from the district without and one of the district negotiators, O’Brien, one of the town negotia­ ' ment. Owners of about 160 proper­ the average house under the the district behind us.” jm n & a g . People who travel hundreds or Uiousands of present mill rates of the two Mayor Barbara Weinberg, one of Joining it. Penny said that it would said the district has volunteers who tors. said that if a court overturns m ONTS ties that would be affected were any one of the provisions, the w WMliIngl ntiikii to TOC it are often surprised to discover that it governments. the negotiators, said at the outset of be unfair to charge those residents will be sleeping overnight in the invited. Town Director Stephen T. Penny, the town fire dstrict tax rate Buckland station. agreement fails and the town and measures less than 2 feet by 2 feet. The painting’s real the meeting that tbe time has come district go back to their present Ar. O W - rtfr-l Three of the four town negotia­ one of the negotiators, explain^ "to put hostility and anger to rest designed to support a paid fire Sarles said the district has ■ •'•H/A/*•> W«-h. L name is also a surprise. Leonardo called it “La tors who worked outthe agreement department when they got service enough manpower to fight fires at status. Giaconda.” The “Mona Lisa'’ has no eyebrows, since the part of the agreement that calls and have a new beginning." fashionable Renaissance women shaved them off. X- rays show that Leonardo painted two other versions of Bolton gets Thunderstorms rumble “Mona” underneath the final portrait. ^ ‘ Bolton students D O Y O U K N O W — What is the name of the museum from Midwest to South in Paris that houses the “Mona Lisa”? a drafting THURSDAY’S ANSWER — James Webb ie Secretary of By Tho Aisoclotod Prots Another group of showers and say smoke ban thunderstorms ranged from the Navy. program Tbanderatormfl rumbled western Teimessee and Alabama 9. 11.07 • Knowtodge UnHmHvd. Iftc. 1M7 tbrougb Mcthms of tbe Midweot, into.Georgia and the Caroiinas. hard to enforce By Andrew J. Davis Sootbweat and South today, wbile A cold front scattered thunder­ A Newspaper in Education Program Herald Reporter much of the reat of the natimi waa storms from northwest Wisconsin Sponsored by through northwest Iowa. under partly cloudy to cloudy \ r ' i Hie Manchester Herald BOLTON — Drafting will soon be ahlM. Skies were mMtIy cloudy from School principal says he may offered at Bolton High School. Sbowera and tbunderatorma the Great Lakes region through The Bolton Board of Education apread from weatem and central the Ohio Valley and across much ask for aides to enforce rules voted Thursday to buy a Robo-Cad Kanaaa Into tbe Texaa Panhandle of New England. Early morning drafting system at a cost of $5,038 and from aouthweat Texaa into temperatures were in the 90s to Almanac By Bruce Mertzkin said Packman. “But with the new for the high school. The new system eaatem Texaa. 60s Herald Reporter legislation, it became moot” will enable the school to offer a Temperatures dipped into the TO D A Y ’S M OON: Between Packman was referring to a complete drafting program in the 4ta in the northern Plains and Sept. 11, 1987 full moon (Sept. 7) and last BOLTON — Students at Bolton campaign begun last January to near future. Weather Trivia northern and central Rockies quwier(S^t. 14). o High School may not be ;'b1e to discourage smoking through edu­ According to Roger Titus, an Today ia the 2S4ih early today. smoke in school much longer, but cation and so-called “smokeouts.” industrial arts Instructor at the day of 1987 and the TO D A Y ’S TM V IA : tn what yew did Tom How mudt of Pie earth's surtare Skies were partiy cloudy west 83rd day o1 they don’t have to like it. during which students voluntarily school, the school is preparing a Today's waathar pictura was drawn by Nicola Dakin, 10, who Landry become head coach of the Dal­ fresh wafer is contained in Pie of the Rockies, and light rain was summer^ quit for the day. The campaign was room for the new program. About las Cowboys? (a) 1960 (b) 1965 (c) 1970 "I think it sucks.” said sopho­ Great Lahcs'> scattered across northwest livas on Radwood Road and attands Kaanay Straat School. supposed to last until January, eight students are expected to more Theresa Lenart. Hers was the when school officials were to enroll. Oregon. TO D A Y ’S HISTO RY: On this day In TODAY’S BARBS , almost universal response of stu­ 1973, the government of Chilean Presi­ BY PHIL PASTOKT submit an evaluation of the pro­ "We have no drafting program at T ray’s forecast cailed for dent smokers spoken to Wednesday the high school at this moment.’’ showers and thunderstorms scat­ CONNECTICUT WEATHER dent S a lv ^ o r Allende was overthrown Those of whom nothing but good can gram to the Board of Ekiucation. vby a military coup. be said are poor subiects for in the smoking area behind tlie Bolton High School Principal Titus said. "One room next to the tered from the upper Mississippi school. Joseph V. Fleming said that shop (room) is being fixed up. Valley and the Great Lakes conversation. Central, Eastern Interior: Tonight, partly cloudy TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: O. Henry “We’ve been smoking all this smoking has been allowed in the which would allow the porgram." region thorugh the Ohio and (1662); D.H Lawrence (1663); Paul Bolton High School Principal with patchy fog. Low in the 50s. Saturday, mostly Any man who wonders why wonten kiss , time. I thinkthey think ifthey tell us school since thespringof 1974, afew AP photo Tennessee vaiieys, southern “Bear” Bryant (1913); Ferdinand Mar­ with their eyes closed has only to look months before he arrived at the Joseph V. F'leming said he hopes to cloudy with a 50 percent chance of rain. High around cos (1917); Tom Landry (1924); Kristy we can’t do it in school, then we Piains, iower Mississippi Vailey Into the mirror to discover the answer. won’t do it mit of school.” said high school. have the machine and software In and the southern Atlantic states 70. McNichol (1962) Knight fighting the classroom by mid-October. He TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWERS: (a) Tom . senior Tina Eldredge. Senior Melissa Blumenhagen into Florida. East Coastal: Tonight, partly cloudy with patchy TO D A Y ’S Q U O TE : “ Life makes no ab­ ‘"The school can’t expect you to said that students who have been are part of the King Richard’s Goodwill said students will be doing prelimi­ Highs were expected to be in Landry became head coach of pro foot­ Matthew Mansour, left, engages Steve nary drafting work until the unit is fog. Low around 60. Saturday, mostly cloudy with a 50 solute statement. It Is all Call and An­ ball’s Dallas Cowboys in I960. quit Just like that," added Lenart. allowed to smoke since they en­ the 90s to 60s across the northern swer" — D.H. Lawrence. Cowan in a demonstration Thursday of Olympic Games, a recreation of 16th available. The school system will percent chance of rain. High around 70. © IM7, NEWSFWPER BtTEliPIUSE ASSN. Some students felt that the new tered Bolton High School should be Plains and into the upper Great ban. which takes effect Oct. 1. allowed to continue smoking. Renaissance sword fighting on the century British life, being held in South put tlie system up for bids within t)te Lakes region; 90s from the Southwest Interior, West Coastal: Tonight, becom­ violates their freedom of choice. "They should start the ban with Boston Common in Boston. The two Carver, Mass. next few days, he said. The system Southern California valleys ing mostly cloudy with patchy fog. A 30 percent chance "In high school, you should be this year’s freshmen instead of just Is made by ATS computers, a through much of southern Texas, of rain after midnight. Low in the lower 60s. Saturday, Astrograph able to decide whether to smoke if throwing it at us.” she said. subsidiary of Mitsubishi Motors the lower Mississippi Valley and Some students Wednesday said Inc. gi|i| (Mil) |nr>qy cloudy with a 60 percent chance of rain. High around . you want to.” said sophomore southern Atlantic states to Flor­ Jennifer Dunn that the ban would be hard to Medics topic for EMS council The board voted 5-1 to buy it, with CAPRICORN (D m . 22-Jm i. I t ) Your ida. 70. One smoker, senior Sean Mullett, enforce. board member Tom Manning dis­ popularity is presently at a high point "I think they’ll have problems senting. Manning said he didnotsee with your peers. In fact, you are much looked on the bright side, saying Until last week, medical techni­ single call. available to immediately respond <¥bur tryIng t o control it because smokers That was one of the questions to only 3 percent of the calls they the point in buying it. more admired than you may realize. that the ban might help some cians with less training responded "It seems to me this Is an ^ r t M a y AQUARIUS (Jan. 29-Fsb. 19) An Im­ students quit smoking. "But if you will find places to go anyway." said to emergencies in M an^ester if the raised during Thursday night’s receive. promptu get-together at your place with don’t want to quit. It's a nuisnace," sophomore Glenn Dube. meeting of the Emergency Services- Besides the addition of the addittonal program, a new direc­ Town of Manchester Fire Depart­ tion, an enhancement (that Is) a very select group of friends could turn ' said Mullett. "The bathrooms will be full of ment’s paramedic unit was busy on Council, an advisory panel to the backup paramedic unit, response Saturday, Sept. 12,1987 out to be fun today. Make some calls smoke.” added Billy Robbins, a taking a direction I would not like to Your possibilities lor a linancial accu­ Most students directed their another call. town ^ a r d of Directors. Al­ by emergency officials to medical and see who is available. displeasure at those responsible for sophomore. though it failed to resolve the Issue, calls will remain the same. The see It go,” Manning said. "I don’t mulation look better for the year ahead PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Your skills think It’s needed. We really need to PEOPLE than they have for the last couple of the ban, not realizing that it was Fleming said that he may request That changed on Sept. 2 when the the EMS council did approve police, the town or Eighth District as a mediator today are rather excep­ look at the computers we're al­ years. Begin a savings program so that implemented in order to comply more school aides to help enforce privately owned Manchester Am­ general guidelines that would allow fire department, and Manchester tional. If pals have an alteration, you'll the ban. He said that the Board of ready putting In to see If all students you can salt a little away each week. be the one who can smooth things over. with two new state law that take bulance Service )>egan providing a the ambulance paramedics to re­ Ambulance will respond to all calls. ley College this year. VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apt. 22) The good can use ttiem. It seems to me It is Legion of Honor ARIES (March 21-April 19) Owing to effect Oct. 1. One bans the sale of Education will make a decision, backup paramedic unit for t)ie spond to a call only after it was Unless town paramedics are news you have been anxiously waiting Just not needed,” Miss Kleypas said her visit to your recent thriftiness, there should be any tobacco products to those under based on his recommendations, at determined that the town paramed­ unavailable, Manchester Ambu­ lor may now be on Its way. Check your town. The added coverage has DEAUVILLE, France (AP) - Atlantic City this year is good a little left over at this time. It should en­ its Sept. 24 meeting. ics were busy. lance will only transport victims to Titus disagreed. He said the new mailbox, and don't Ignore the phone age 18. The other law bans smoking become available as Manchester Legendary film star Bette Davis, publicity for the Sept. 19 pageant. able you to obtain a small luxury Item on According to Packman, the system would allow the school to when It rings. Know where to look for in school and during school Ambulance has started paramedic the hospital. which you’ve long had your eye. school board has said it will give Die offer a machine that was becoming named to France’s Legion of "Once you go through some­ romance and you’ll find it. The Astro- functions. service for East Hartford and other Under the old system in effect Thursday night, ttie EMS council TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You're apt standard in drafting. Honor, paid tribute to her hosts in thing like that, you lose all your Qraph Matchmaker set Instantly reveals School Superintendent Richard Bolton High School administration area towns. until last week, firefighters trained tentatively agreed that the senior to be unduly restless today unless you mixed French and English. self-consciousness," she said. which signs are romantically perfect for anything it needs to enforce the as emergency medical technicians medical official in either unit “It’s really a must for any kid break out of your shell. A night on the E. Packman submitted a proposal While the town has agreed to "Maintenant, I am francaise,” "There’s nothing quite like walk­ you. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this to ban smoking at an Aug. 20 school ban. allow Manchester Ambulance to handled t)ie responsibilites of tlie should take charge. But council going Into engineering,” saldTItus. town or a social activity with friends “There’s no sense legislating Board member Pam Sawyer (Now, I am French), she said ing in front of 20,000 people with newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleave- could fill the bill. board meeting. offer the backup unit, details of the paramedics when the paramedics members, debatingover who would after Culture Minister Francois land. OH. 44101-3428. “I was actually advocating con- something unless you can enforce agreement still have to be worked were on another call. Such medical bear responslblllly for any services agreed with Titus. The school nothing between you and them GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) There Is op­ should take advantage of the Leotard pinned the medal on her LIBRA (Siepl. 23-Ocl. 23) Someone who portunity hovering about you today in tinuingtheeducational campaign.” it.” Packman said. out. including whether the town unit technicians cannot perform as wide provided, said that the question but a swimsuit.” loves you considerably, but is not espe­ an unexpected area. Something propi­ a range of services as paramedics. ultimately would have to lie re­ machines wWle It has the money to shoulder Thursday as part of a cially demonstrative, may do something or the ambulance unit should take tious could develop for you through the solved by the town attorney. do so, she said. festival of American cinema at extra special lor you today In his or her charge in case txith respond to a The town paramedics are un­ auspices of a loved one. this resort on the Normandy own, quiet way. CANCER (June 21-July 22) This should Benefit concert SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) The Im­ seacoast. be an exceptionally pleasant day for Manchester/A^ea pression you'll make on a person you'll Davis, 79, has won Academy GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) - you socially. You'll be especially noticed meet for the first time today could have Awards for best actress In 1939 for Entertainer Kenny Rogers plans and admired by members of the oppo­ "Dangerous” and in 1938 for enormous Impact on you. He or she will site sex. Towvna In Brief to donate part of the ticket be eager to get to know you better. b o d f t o f t LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You are on the "Jexebel,” and riveted film au­ proceeds from his Sept. 19 con­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) The Do Crash Diets same wavelength now as people who GARDENS diences with her performances in reason you will succeed In situations cert to benefit victims of school have clout. It’s a good day to press blg- Cheese distribution planned where others fall today Is because you'll such movies as "Of Human bus accident here two weeka ago. shots for a favor II you're in need o'f one. Bondage,” "Dark Victory” and “I have a 6-year-old myself, so be more strongly motivated. Your will The Windham Area Community Action Program will be "All About Eve." when you hear of 9-, 6-, 6-, 11-and gives you the edge. ) UI7, NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. distributing surplus cheese, butter and honey at the following Leave % u BETTE DAVIS B O B H O PE 12-year-old lives being snuffed locations and times this month; "Now, I am French" to dedicate bust out like that it touches everyb­ Andover — Town Hall, Sept. 22 from 2 to 3 p.m. DONT LET Private dedication ody,” Rogers said Thursday. Coventry — Town Hall, Sept 22 from noon to 1 p.m. Six people died in the Aug. 28 Current Quotations Bolton — Community Hall, Sept 23 from noon to 2 p.m. YOUR LAWN FORT WALTON BEACH, Fla. shuttle flight in the wake of the high-hazard and unbuildable. Challenger explosion. TRPA director Bill Morgan accident when a truck collided .Cold? (AP) — Bob Hope will attend with the bus at a rural crossroads. private ceremonies to dedicate a said he doesn’t know if Newton “I come as a friend — a friend military and big-business Hospital offers stress-reduction class GOTO knew of the restrictions when he Three children and a school of America and of all Americans: factions. butt of himself at an Air Force Newton files suit employee remain hospitalized, A four-session class on stress management will be offered at widows’ apartment complex that bought the land, but, "If one had Catholics, Orthodox, Protestants BED HUNGRY! inquired with the TRPA, one said Will Irby, the Levy County and Jews, people of every reli­ Seven layers of suit Manchester Memorial Hospital on Tuesday evenings from Sept. bears his name, say sponsors of MINDEN, Nev. (AP) - Las superintendent of schools. 29 to Oct. 20. The sessions, running from 7 to 8:30 p.m., will help the event. Vegas superstar Wayne Newton would have learned that it was not gion, and all men and women of The outer seven layers of space- possible to subdivide the good will.” — Pope John Paul II, suits worn by U.S. astronauts participants learn how to react to stress positively. After the Oct. 18 ceremonies, has filed a 97.2 million-plus The fee for the class is 959. Discounts are available for the the entertainer will hold his fifth lawsuit against the Tahoe Re­ property.” embarking on his American tour. protect them from temperatures in space that can be 200 degrees hospital’s employees and senior citizens. To register, call Food it WintorGroon benefit performance for Bob gional Planning Agency for Community Health Education at 647-6000. Registration is Hope Village at a high school Sondheim success "Just because an agreement higher or lower than those on earth, blocking his development of a Sizzling romance required by Sept. 22. tha fall fartlllzer. football stadium in this Florida 241-acre retreat here, a news­ LONDON (AP) — American has been signed that calls for says National Geographic World. 9 9 some waiting, you can’t let them Panhandle military and resort paper reported. ATLAN-nC CITY, N. J. (AP) ^ composer Stephen Sondheim Benefit workshop slated at M C C town. Newton, who filed the suit Former Miss Massachusetts Llaa missed the successful opening starve.” — President Reagan, greens lawns now Hope, known (or his Christmas under the name of Carson W. Kleypas it returning to the Mias night of his revived musical supporting aid to the Nicaraguan L o t t C l V A free workshop for women on how grants and work study and ensures an visits to U.S. troops stationed Newton, bought the parcel com­ America pageant to tout her “Pacific Overtures” due to an ear contras in the wake of a Central ^ affect food stamp and Aid to Families of Dependent Children ht-No-MoR^ win IraitI f i i ap to weiglt Iom early spring green abroad, held his first benefit "sizzling historical romance” American peace agreement. benefits will be held at the Women’s Center of Manchester plete with a 4-acre trout-filled infection, but will see the revival |ffi(ix-No-Moie* ida dynamic wei|)it Ion lyitem. Our Pauvted^ performance here for the founda­ lake two years ago for 92.9 titled "Where Passion Leads.” when he’s fit to travel. Community College on Thursday at 2 p.m. special 10-16-20 tion in 1977. million, the Nevada Appeal said "It’s a nice tle-ln because I do "Pacific Overtures” flopped on “ I need you badly.” — Presi­ Connecticut daily Represenatives from the State Human Resources Department ; Eatmi"* tcchnfliuc uket the poundi off, and aUowt yoo to keep - formula In addition to Hope, the show Thursday. give a certain amount of credit to Broadway in 1976 but the au­ dent Corazon Aquino of the will speak on new legislation and answer questions. ^fbeiDoff. 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M extreme Jndidal pM- losphy undermines constitutional “I think a lot of peode have deep WASHINGTON — The Reagan administration's new aid WATERBURY — Former Naugatuck Mayor William C. Rado students have signed a petitfon was a Yale Law School faculty opposing the nomtoation of ^ b e r t seated fetiings about dvil libertar­ request for the Nicaraguan contra rebels it “a stupid tactic” that facet tlx month! in prison following his no-contest plea to charges m «n b er frtnn 1962 to 1978 and from guarantees to equal proteetton d QUANTICO, Va. (AP) — The attorney for fabrication of the NIS (Naval Investigative H. Bork to the U.S. Supreme Court the laws, freedom of speech and ian issues ... which peode fear could unttermlne the Central Anwrican peace process, the of bribe receiving, larceny and soliciting illegal campaign 1977 to 1982. Marine Sgt. Robert Stuffiebeam says a Service),’ ’ the 25-year-old Stuffiebeam said. on grounds that the former Yale could be overturned if he’s con­ Democratic leaders of the Senate and House said today. contributions. The Senate Judiciary Committee assodatkm, the right to vote, and military jury acted properly by clearing the " I feel very much relieved. There was no way faculty member has shown "con­ has Kheduled hearings on the Bork the right to privacy," the petition firmed,” said Jack Bair, a law "The peace {noceu should be aUowed to work,” Senate for the government to prove their case.” The 70-year-old Rado, who is already appealing an earlier former Moscow Embassy guard of charges he tempt” for the U.S. Constitution. nominatton for next week. says. student fran California. Majority Leader Robert Byrd, D-W.Va„ told reporters on the The prosecution made no comment. conviction on corruption charges, entered the no-contest pleas had sex with Soviet women and lied about it to , "W e thought that as Yale law Treiger said that s » of Thursday "H e advocates a dangerous ex­ Senate floor today. superiors. The Bloomington, III., man was the Thursday as Jury selection was to begin. students we bad a responsibility to afternoon there were nearly 309 pansion of executive pownr at the "He ttoesn’t feel it was Judicially Byrd said the new request could be percrived as a lack of ’The eight-member Jury deliberated more second-in-charge of the Marine security Under a plea-bargain agreement, the prosecution will f speak out and we hope our vtrfces signatures from the law school expense of Ctmgressandthe peode. correct to establish a rldit to administration faith in negotiations whereat "the best hope is in than two hours Thursday night before detachment at the embassy in the summer of recommend that Rado be given two years in prison, suspended would be heard, first because we student body, whidi numbers about We And Judge Bork’s views m privacy. He hM a fairfy‘limited the perceptimi that the administration has done iu best." convicting the seven-year veteran on only two 1965. after six months, when he is sentenced Oct. 23. The sentence are law students, but also because 8M. these basic issues to be legally view of the First Amendment as "It teems to me to be a stupid tactic for the administrati«m to misdemeanor charges of dereliction of duty He supervised Sgt. Clayton Lonetree, a would run concurrently with the two-year sentence he it we’re from an institution where "W e’ve been circulattag the inconsistent, contrary to precedent protecting political speech,’’ Bair seek Contra aid prior to the date of Nov. 7,” by which time the stemming from his drinking in an off-limits former ^ a r d who was con victed of espionage currently appealing from his conviction last year on three counts Bork once taught." said Kim petition andorganizingaletter-and and inimical to the American said. “ The largest opposition is to Nicaraguan govemmeid is to iidtiate democratic reforms. Moscow hotel bar on two occasions. by a military Jury last month and sentenced to of bribe receiving. Treiger. a second-year law student card-writing campaign for the tradition of judicial protection of his view of the equal protection "It would be a disastrous mistake for the administration to It acquitted him of seven counts, including SO years in prison. from New York City, said students to said to their senates,” the rij^ts of minorities.” clause." embroil the Congress and the country over a further military aid failure to report fraternization with Soviets <3pl. Arnold Bracey, another guard whom Thursday. she added. The backers of the petition drive request for the Contras while we’re in these criticai days of and lying to Investigators. Stuffiebeam supervised, was Initially charged Sixteen sites offered for Jail She said the petition drive, which During a panel discussion at the At the top of the petition, students have adopted the name “ Yale negotiation,” said House Majority Leader Tom Foley, D-Wash. ' ‘The major charges that they tried to allege in the case, but the charges against him were began Tuesday, grew out of infor­ exfdain their remons for opposing Students Against Bork” and, ac­ law school auditorium Wednesday, fell by the side," defense attorney James dropped in June. HARTFORD — State officials now have at least 16 possible mal discussions among law stu­ Bork’s nomination as an associate cording to Treiger. will finish the four professors spoke in favor of Bagleysaid. " I would like to say that not everything that sites for a 400-bed Jail to be built in eastern Connecticut. dents about the merits of the Bork justice of the Supreme Court. petition campaign Monday and their former colleague’s nomina­ The jury was to return to the Ouantico the Marine Corps has allowed to be said Officials taid Thursday that 16 landowners in 10 towns have nomination and eventually led to an "Judge Bork has demonstrated send the signatures to the Judiciary tion while three expressed Chad and Libya accept cease-fire Marine Corps Base courtroom today to hear concerning the Marines who were with me in offered property to be considered as possible sites for the jail organization meeting Monday contempt for fundamental and well Committee and elsewhere In opposition. N ’DJAMENA, Chad — Chad and Libya said today they evidence to be uaed in sentencing. Moscow were true,” Stuffiebeam said outside which is to be constructed by 1991. the courtroom Thursday night. " I only wish accepted a ceaae-fire in their war over a desert border area. Stuffiebeam faces a maximum one-year The 16 sites, which range from about 8 acres to 211 acres, are prison term. Had he been convicted on all nine that the Marine Corps would have backed The truce, sponsored by the Organisation of African Unity, was located In Bozrah, Montville, Lebanon, Norwich, Pomfret, counts, he would have faced up to 14 years in a these Marines up more.” to begin today. The Chad government said in a statement it Preston, Stafford Springs, Thompson. Waterford and Woodstock, military prison. The prosecutor, Capt. Neal A. Puckett, told Tall ship Eagle gets patriotic sendoff accepted the cease-fire, and Libyan radio, monitored in Nicosia, according to William H. Carbone, chairman of the state's After the verdict, which followed a three- the jury Stuffiebeam admitted to investiga­ Commission on Prison and Jail Overcrowding. said ’Tripoli would also observe it. day court-martial, Stuffiebeam insisted he tors that he repeatedly had sex with Soviet The radio said Libya hoped the truce would "put an end to d( Property owners have set prices ranging from $140,000 to $5.5 By Suson Okulo was innocent. women, and said the confession was voluntar­ SGT. ROBERT STUFFLEBEAM Chadian suffering a i^ would help in finding a solution (to the million for the various parcels, Carbone said. The Associated Press "This whole thing is pretty much a ily given. . .. cleared of lying to superiors pi conflict) under the aegis of the OAU.” b( NEW LONDON — Fresh from a patriotic sendoff. the Libya’s official news agency JANA reported that Tripoli would A Developers try to give away house U.S. tall ship Eagle has begun a four-month voyage to stop air raids against Chad at noon to coincide with thq Moslem n Australia to help celebratethat country’s bicentennial. call to Friday prayer. DARIEN — Developers who are subdividing property on whtcif AIDS family tells of rejection, persecution " I know that Eagle and her crew will represent our £ an 18th century house sits will give the home away to anybody nation with honor and help bring our two peoples still h willing to move it from its present location. closer.” said Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Schroeder closer to Joining race WASHINGTON (AP) - A Flor­ drome or AIDS-related complex. moved1 to ^ 0 a ^ Imotel after the fire, but tiality in AIDS cases and protecting The house lies on five acres owned by Darien developers Hugh Nevertheless, the boys' longtime were asked to leave because of the AIDS victims and carriers against ft Dole. WASHING’TON — Rep. Patricia Schroeder says a “ pheno­ ida family driven from their Ridell and Gerald Both well, who intend to divide the land into five barber refused to cut their hair, the boys. bias. C The Eagle, a three-masted training ship for the U.S. menal’’ response around the country has removed money as the community after their three hemo­ lots and build colonial-type homes on them, Bothwell said. The philiac sons tested positive for the family pastor advised them to stop "W e have decided not to go back Kennedy and others have intro­ d< Coast Guard Academy, is carrying a crew of 200. obstacle to a bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, 300-year-old saltbox-style home sits right on top of one of the AIDS virus asked Congress today to coming to church, and school to Arcadia. We are looking for some duced a bill authorizing $400 million including 140 student officers, two boy scouts and a girl bringing her a giant step closer to entering the 1988 race for the subdivisions. scout, on its first trip south of the equator. More than help others avoid the rejection and officials told the boys to stay home other community in Florida where for each of the next three years to White House. ' H "W e’re giving the historical society a chance to try and find an 600 people saw the 295-foot ship off on Thursday. persecution they have experienced. — an absence that lasted a year. our boys can return to a normal expand voluntary testing and coun­ She says she is now trying to decide whether a campaign owner for the home,” Bothwell said. " I f nobody wants the house, “ I am filled with an emotion I cannot describe." said “ I know there are many families A federal judge ord er^ the existence,” she said. " I f anything seling programs for acquired im­ P Cl it’s going to come down.” Eagle’s commahding officer. Coast Guard Capt. Ernst organization can be built in a short period of time and determine suffering the same sort of discrimi­ school system to allow the boys good can come out of what our mune deficiency syndrome. n how deep the enthusiasm she sees on the campaign trail actually family went through, I hope it is The bill sets criminal and civil Cummings. nation we have," Louise Ray of back into classes and they did tl "Please remember the crew of the Eagle and their is. Arcadia, Fla., said in testimony return for a week last month. But that other families whose children penalties for violating confidential­ n Judge approves new bias policy dependents back here. It’s a long voyage. God bless “ It’s been absolutely phenomenal,” the Colorado Democrat submitted for a Senate hearing on during that week, said Mrs. Ray, a test positive can get some help ity, although notification would be NEW HAVEN — Charges of racial discrimination and each and every one of you and God bless us and God said in an interview Thursday. "It just keeps going. There’s an AIDS testing, confidentiality boycott was organized, there were against discrimination.” permitted to blood and organ si Committee chairman Edward M. banks, spouses or other sexual harassment within the ranks of the state police will go directly to bless the cadet corps. never been a day where we haven’t had more money come in than and discrimination bill. two bomb threats and the family n received threatening phone calls. Kennedy, D-Mass., said the Ray contacts, some health care workers The Eagle weighed anchor in early afternoon as the day before. ’There’s hasn’t been a day we haven’t had “ We hope you will help families n the department’s commissioner under an agreement approved Despite the problems, she said, at family saga “ confirms everything and state officials where required by a federal Judge. hundreds of red. white and blue balloons were phenomenal crowds. It’s just not plateauing.” like ours," she said. Mrs. Ray recounted for the the end of the week the boys decided we know about the need to fight by state law. The agreement, signed Thursday by U.S. District Judge released. The ship edged its way undertheInterstate9S Thames River bridge into Long Island Sound It will not Senate Labor and Human Resour­ they wanted to stay in school. hysteria and fear with education. It The bill also would bar discrimi­ Robert C. Zampano, resolves part of a class-action suit filed by return until May 1988. Korean students battle riot police ces Committee a story of threats "C liff (her husband) and I were demonstrates the destructive for­ nation on the basis of antibody minority members of the state police against Commissioner "H er crew, as Robert Louis Stevenson said, will ‘go and harassment that began when happy. That same night, while we ces that can be readily unleashed status or diagnosis in employment, SEOUL, South Korea — Protesters screaming “ Death to the Cl Lester J. Forst. Disputes over hiring and promotion of minorities flashing from one end of Jhe worldJo another in mind '1b* young Ricky, Randy and Robert were out, our house In Arcadia when people react to fear With housing, public accommodations are still pending. and body to try the manners of different nations,'” said military (tictatorship!’’ bombarded riot police with firebombs tested positive for the AIDS virus. burned down,” she said in her hatred and discrimination.” and government services. Excep­ h The agreement also requires a public statement that reads in Rear Adm. Richard P. Cueroni, superintendent of the and rocks in Seoul today as thousands of students staged protests The boys are believed to have been testimony. “ We lost everything we Kennedy, in his prepared opening tions would he allowed In cases in n statement, also said the tale which there is a possibility of AIDS part that "it is the policy of the Connecticut State Police... that all academy. across the country. infected through blood transfu­ had.” n persons both within and without the department shall be treated Ties between Australia and the United States were Meanwhile, the National Assembly was prevented from sions: none have symptoms of The nightmare didn’t even stop demonstrates the need for main­ transmission or the disease has 8| equally.” emphasized by Dole and Rawdon Dalrymple, the convening as scheduled today to adopt a new constitution acquired immune deficiency syn­ there. Mrs. Ray said the family taining some standard of confiden­ made a person unauatifled. Australian ambassador to the United States. because of a deadlock in talks on democratic reforms. Stabbing victim had feared attack "What we have in common is far more than a Government and opposition negotiators failed to agree 8| common language that’s clear in many fields, not Thursday and today on when the hew constitution will take effect ft NEW HAVEN — A man accused of fatally stabbing his ex-wife nowhere more than in our maritime naval associations and how soon to hold parliaihentary elections after a new U.S. students trail in science achievement tl at a downtown shopping mall was divorced from the woman last stretching back almost to the founding of modern president takes office. No date v^as set for new negotiations, but week and allegedly threatened to kill her if she took custody of Australia." Dalrymple said. opposition officials predicted they would resume early next NEW YORK (A P) - U.S. stu­ students would do well. But com­ try, 71 percent in biology, and 58 • American boys outperformed The Eagle's 26.000 mile round-trip voyage will take it 8( their five children, court records show. week. dents have slipped in science pared to Japanese and English percent In physics. girls in every subject at every through the Panama Canal. with stops planned in South Amma Smith Harris had been granted custody Aug. 31. after a achievement since 1970, and even students that is not so,” Jacobson • Japanese secondary school grade level tested. Fifth grade boys el America and the islands of the South Pacific before students averaged 62 percent cor­ scored 5.2 percent bettor than girls, five-month divorce fight. advanced students compare poorly said in an interview. b reaching Australia by January. There, the original Preliminary findings, contained rect In chemistry, 59 percent in and 6.2 percent better In 0th grade. Records in Superior Court in New Haven also show the suspect. AIDS demand cancels Navy visit to English and Japanese youngs­ cadet crew will fly home and be replaced by more ters, according to a new interna­ in a 55-page booklet to be released physics, and 48 percent in biology. The gender gap was smallest, 3.1 r Albert L. Harris, was released from jail a month before the W ASHINGTON — A N avy wiarahip canceled a port visit to students from the academy for the trip home. tional study. Wednesday include test scores only • Sth grade American students percent. In first-year biology, and stabbing when his bond was reduced on charges that he raped his The voyage will be shared with millions of American Costa Rica because authorities there insisted the Navy certify The study, the first in 17 years to from the United States, England, tested in 1983 outscored their greatest in advanced physics, 7.4 c wife during their divorce battle. school children through updates of its travels in the the crew was free of AIDS, according to military sources who counterparts In 1970, hut those percent. compare students in 24 nations In Japan, and partial data comparing h Harris, who was ordered Aug. 31 not to harass or threaten his national young people's magazine Weekly Reader. called it a "clearly troubling’’ development. science performance, found, for male and female students In Israel tested in 1986 slipped back to being The report concluded that girls ex-wife and their children, was arraigned Thursday on murder Cueroni said. ■^1 Moreover, Pentagon officials are convinced the Costa Rican example, that in 1970 over 80 and Sweden. about the same as 1970 students. are sometimes subtly discouraged fi and first-degree assault charges. He was held in lieu of $250,000 The Eagle is transporting 30 canvas seabags filled demands may be tied to a long-running "disinformation” percent of U.S. Sth graders and 90 Students were given multiple- Ninth graders tested in 1986 scored from pursuing science and find It bond. with memorabilia from about 30 American elemen­ campaign by the Soviet Union aimed at blaming the United percent of 9th graders correctly choice and laboratory tests de­ lower than youngsters 16 years hard to compete with boys In tary. middle and high schools bound for Australian States for creating the AIDS virus. answered how long it takes to travel signed to be difficult enough that an earlier. getting lab time. State gets $27 million for rail line schoolchildren. "This is the kind of thing the Soviets are trying to stir up around to the moon ("a few days.” ). By average student would be expected Newsman Walter Cronkite. who spoke at the the world with their propaganda,” one official said Thursday. 1986, only 47 percent of 5th graders to get only about 50 percent correct. W ASHINGTON — Connecticut will soon receive a $27 million ceremony, said the Eagle would be especially welcome "And this was quite an irrational reaction on the part of Costa and 55 percent of 9th graders could Among the findings; Why not givi lomilhing book to your community? in Australia. do so. • U.S. students, even those tak­ federal grant for improvements on the New Haven rail line of AP photo R ica ." Bo 0 Humon Rights "Tootor” Metro-North, Rep. Christopher Shays, R-Conn., announced. "T lie^ a gle will come without a hint of the bellicose. One reason for the slippage; U.S. ing advanced courses, scored below no^Tfireateningreatening guns adorning your decks, no hint of Shays, in his second official day in office, said Thursday the youngsters were found to ^ doing average in every category. First- You won’t gsl rich. Th « pay Is 120 por visit plus mlloago. But lha sstvios to nuclear destruction below them, no .suggestion that the Capt. Ernst Cummings is taken out to the U.S. Coast Guard barque Eagle your community Is tnvsiuabis. Connecticut Department of Transportation is expected to receive one to two hours less homework per year biology and physics students weapons that others must carry to guard our fragile Thursday before the ship set sail for Australia. The Eagle will take part in Ex-SBA chief bJames White House averaged 34 percent, and first-year the money in about a month. The state must contribute $9 million week than their 1970 counterparts. Hera's what you’ll do: peace." he .said Preliminary findings from "Se­ chemistry students 27 percent. in matching funds toward the project. the Jan. 26, 1988, bicentennial celebration in Australia. WASHINGTON — The former head of the Small Business Our agsncy Is carrying out • program that aaaha to unooaar houalngid d la - cond lEA Science Study" by the Second-year students improved to The Urban Mass Transit Administration grant will help Administration says the agency never would have approved a $32 orimlnadon' In ithe Qraatar Hartford area. To make the program work, ‘ million, no-bid contract for Wedtech Corp. without the interest of International Association for the 44 percent in biology and physics n ^ DMpta to poaa aa homaaaakars IooU m (or an apartmanl or a hojM . renovate two drawbridges, surface 80 miles of track, install Evaluation of Educational and 41 percent in chemistry. YotTH...... ' ba trained ■ - to do thia by too ------ralafCbaforabaingaanllnlolhafiaM. sosnoy • the White House. 20,000 main line ties, repair overhead electric lines on the New Achievement were made available • English secondary school pup- Th e laala are to aaa how you wIS be traalad oomparad to the way aomaona of Mental health groups back Medicaid reform Ex-SBA Administrator James Sanders testified Thursday that Canaan branch, improve access for disabled riders at the New to The Associated Press. ' ilt were above average in all another race, color, rallglon, national origin, or aax waa I Haven station and rebuild additional locomotives, he said. James Jenkins, the top aide to then-White House counselor categories; 73 percent in chemis­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Seven­ future Medicaid increases only for institution within five years. said Corlett. The U.S. segment of the study The teat Is a way of finding out H dIaortmlnaUon hat taken plaoa. H ao, lha Edwin Meese III, contacted him in the spring of 1982 and jaa me teal to aataUlah avManoa of dIaortmlnaHon hi legal oaaaa. teen senators ranging from conser­ community programs. The legislation is a modified The Chafee bill was backed by a was conducted in 1983 and 1986, and agency can uaat “ emphasized the administration’s desire to see some employ­ involved some 20,000 students in vative Republicans to liberal De­ In addition, the measure would version of similar bills introduced consortium of 20 organizations ment generated” in the economically devastated South Bronx To be a laMar you naad to apply for an Intarvlaw with: Neighbor held In fatal stabbing mocrats are pushing a proposal over 1,000 public and private Roll gCOftLAND effectively remove the require­ in 1983 and 1985. But those mea­ working on behalf of the develop- area of New York City. that would revamp the nation’s schools. The research cost over $1 out NEW HAVEN — Police have arrested a man who lived in the ment that states must secure a sures were “ extremely controver­ mentally disabled, including the Under questioning by Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., Sanders C T OpaddiwilUas Medicaid system by shifting the waiver from the fe^deral govern­ sial” because they called for the National Association of State Men­ million, and primary funding came The same Dixwell Avenue apartment building as stabbing victim conceded that Bronx-baaed Wedtech, which at the time had hired from the National Science Founda­ latexite emphasis of mental health care ment before spenenng Medicaid elimination of all federal aid for tal Retardation Program Direc­ Monika Joyner and charged him with her murd,-. former White House political director Lyn Nofziger to help it win tion, said Columbia University Buchel*! DRIVEWAY go Waahinglon 81., Hartford, C T 06106 OR Call 668-7106 Kenneth Damon, 30. was being held on $100,000 bail after from institutions to community and funds on non-institutional state institutions, said Chafee aide tors. Association for Retarded Apply radkyf Tear aaaMwngy iMadS yaa. home-based .services. government contract!, was “ the only gam e in town" in the South natural sciences professor Willard PRODUCTS arraignment Thursday in Superior Court. He was 'rrested at programs. Cleve Corlett. Citizens and the United Cerebral Chafee said the waiver system Palsy Associations. Bronx which conceivably could perform such work for the J. Jacobson, who coordinated the about midnight Wednesday while at work at a Cheshire trucking "What we're doing Is changing represents a bias towards institu­ ” We had to fight to get two The Consortium for Citizens with m ilitary. study. company. the (system) from that of depend­ “ We thought advanced American tions and against community servi­ co-sponsors” on the original legis­ Developmental Disabilities said in At about 11:40 a.m. Wednesday, a tenant found Joyner in the ence to independence.” Sen. John ces like home care and group lation. he said. a letter that many of the 20 groups H. Chafee. R-R.I., the chief spon­ basement of the three-story apartment house with multiple stab houses. Corlett said Chafee will try to believe the bill is “ the most sor," said Thursday at a news wounds. She was declared dead at 12:12 p.m. at Vale-New Haven Weicker called the nation’s insti­ attach the new measure to the conference surrounded by the men­ significant legislative effort on Hospital. tutional care system “ antiquated.” budget in the Senate Finance SM teo- SttnfyH’ behalf of persons with developmen­ tally disabled and activists. Police would not comment on a motive for the murder nor on "For the most part, the (Medi­ Committee, but he said the pros­ tal disabilities since the Education what led them to arrest Damon. pects are uncertain. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr.. caid) money is used to fond large, for All Handicapped Children Act.” "People tend to approach R-Conn.. said the mentally disabled public institutions, which at best enacted by Congress 12 years ago to wrenching changes in federal "need not be bound to a barren life offer limited opportunities and ensure free public education for DANCE STUDIO Panel slows pipeline consideration health care policy very slowly.” of inactivity and segregation. In­ custodial care, and at worst pro­ disabled children. mote segregation from families 63 LINDEN 8T., MANCHESTER WASHINGTON — Legislation designed to block fast-track deed. we now know that very often these same individuals confined to and society, encourage dependence OIrectora: Lm ft B «v «r ly Burton consideration of the proposed Iroquois natural gas pipeline, a and allow the abuse and neglect of project criticized in Connecticut because it cuts through part of institutions could be living in the fi community, where they could have those very indi v iduals for whom the CLASSES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS 9 the state, has been approved by a congressional panel. tl meaningful work and experience system was created." he said. The Senate Appropriations subcommittee on energy and water Chafee said the legislation is tl development on Thursday unanimously approved an amend­ the day-to-day joys and sorrows of IN CLASSICAL BALLET, TAP, JAZZ, life among family and friends.” based on Rhode Island’s advocacy u ment offered by Sen. Mark Hatfield. R-Ore., on behalf of Sen. of community-based mental health ACROBATIC-TUMBLING Cl Low ell P. W eicker Jr.. R-Conn. Weicker is a m ember of the full The bill would freeze Medicaid care over the Ladd School, a state tl funds for state institutions at com m ittee but not the subcommittee. mental health institution. He said Social Ballroom Daiico Clatsoo Now BoiRg Formod b current levels States could use Come visit us and state officials plan to close the For Molts aad Toom n LEMM: Fexlral a M ag a ChfrClw • WaHl a llwM gM a BgOto a OiCll^ISM a see for yourself (X HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO US! h Rogittor at Stadia D THURSDAY raaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaaaaaaaaaooaaeaaaeoaaaaaaaaaaaaoaaaaaaat WEDNESDAY FRIDAY FALL IS FOR TtarsiMr, SapL 10 MHO 81 FfMay. Ssgt 11 'aaaaoaaaaaaaaaaaaaoeoaaaseaaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaaaeaaaaaaaaaaaaai M m bi PLANTING 12 aaaaaaaaaaas I t W • 2 PM w FREE FREE 20% ChrysMUhemaMs, Evargrenu, id BLOOD PRESSURE HEARING Hhododeadroas* Ih rtcii B Sovfeig* FRIDAY SEPT 18.1967 10 AM -6 PM h( In Haorlng Aid Ssfvteai FDR INFDRMATIDN CALL 647-1D83 M 9-1025 in STOP IN BFIWtEN SEPT 14 - 19.1987 STOP IN BETWEEN SEPT 14 ■ 19.1967 SEPTEMBER 18, 1987 Roy Kofz, R.Ph. sat icv2 gt ca 6 - MANCHESTER HERAU). Friday. Seot II. It n MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 11, 1987 — 7 OPINION REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES

Yam Mill S R.EPSE A1LE6IANCE tb THE RA6 OF -fflE {Dniiep fTAiE^ OF A mekka a w to th e fxm uc J a c k REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK FOR WHICH IT 4TANPS, ONE NATION A n d e rs o a featuring: progress UNVER <§0I>, WI5IB1-E, WITH UPERrV Impressive ANV JU$Tlce FOR Aa WHO VON'T HAVE West Hartford Colonial looks good ANY ANTIPOVIE?....* t U Nuclear power Located in a neighborhood of comparible homes. Among the mill buildings in the Cheney this vinyl sided beauty has many features: Historic District, the former Yam Mill at * 8 Rooms, 4 bdrms., Vh baths, garage Hartford Road and Pine Street bad surely industry buys * Brick front w/vinyl been rendered the least attractive with its * New gutters and shutters, newer storms & screens coat of paint and attached appendages. And * Newer roof, furnace, hot water heater. as the conversion of other mill buildings some * Beautiful fenced in back yard with many trees, progressed, the old Yam Mill looked even less shrubs and 10x5 storage shed. MANCHESTER - Southfield Green lovely 6 room Town House, 3 bedrooms, 2’/4 baths, appliances, appealing despite the fact that there is no WASHINGTON — If a Chernobyl-style nuclear * Kitchen, remodeled this year, has new vinyl floor, basic flaw in its architecture. disaster occurs at one of America’s nuclear power tile, oak cabinets, stove, dishwasher, disposal, blinds, tennis court, swimming pool, convenient So it is welcome news that West Haven plants, victims and their families could suffer counter tops and stainless steel sink. Much more! location. ’162,000. developer Brophy Aheam has completed the financially as well as physically, if Congress * Asking $244,900. purchase of the building, a deal which had renews the existing limited-liability law. been bogged down with legal encumbrances. The Price-Anderson Act, passed in 1957 and ; 'Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To U s!” And the Brophy plan to develop it into * The ■pieige of ALlegianoe. infected by TEAK viruf. renewed in 1967 and 1977, limits a nuclear plant ; U&R REALTY CO. NEA operator’s liability to $700 million for a single residences and stores looks good. STRAND REAL ESTATE accident. This ridiculously fowsum wouldn’t begin 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT The Cheney Historic District Commission ©1987 FO«r WO«rH4.7Afl-TEUBSPANV^ — Huljvl^ to cover the deaths, personal injuries and property 643-2692 has given its overall approval to the plan. It damage that would result from a nuclear CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD” Robert D. Murdock, Realtor goes now to the Planning and Zoning meltdown, especially at a plant located in the Commission, which has to make more specific densely populated areas of the country. decisions on the project. O p e n F o ra m In fact, the General Accounting Office estimated The mill is an important one in the Cheney last June that a catastrophic nuclear accident r A r would cause $15 billion damage under average Historic District scheme because it is the first 'average one-half acre of residen­ peace is not possible without weather conditions. Heavy weather that spread conversion that involves retail as well as Let Homart pay radiation oier a wider area could increase the residential uses. The developers, as well as tial real estate in Mandiester — justice; that justice is not possible Commerclal-InveBtmenI Company for Bucklandgate every homeowner will pay about without law; and law is not damage to as much as $150 billion, the GAO the members of the historic commission, three times the rate of the mall possible without government. figured. FOR SALE Despite these appalling possibilities. Congress is realize it is important to see that the retail To the Editor: area on residtential land. With They believe that to assure peace Manchester *282,000 • Etitbllthed rattaurant with full bar stores fit well in the pattern of historic regard to the estimated personal and abolish war. an international considering a renewal of Price-Anderson that, Elegant home in prestigioua neigh­ and apartment above. •195,000 The real lesson in democracy is property taxes that the EDC and world authority or government although greatly increasing the cap on liability, borhood. New U&R built family 8UFPIELD redevelopment and the life patterns of the room with sKyllghta. antique mantel • And 19 Prime Acrat/Bradley Araa •3,340,000 mill-area residents. not whether the privately owned the Board of Directors estimate— needs to be created with an still wouldn’t come close to raising it to a realistic Manchesier Excellent *227,000 level. The House passed a renewed bill July 30 that and French doors to private patio. Ansaldi built Raised Ranch with 3 nice bedrooms And 1.2 Aorta with houta and barn •250,000 Manchester does not need a “boutiqued" Mali at Buckiand Hills should be not only are they in d ro r but are international legislature, prop­ Large foyer, formal dining room Including a 12'x17' master, 13'x2V (Ireplaced living built in Manchester but that it is raises the single-accident liability to $7.4^illion. Manchesier Immeculele *274,900 ENFIELD historic district. grossly exaggerated. Not only is erly weighted in its voting, with an and living room with French doors room and 12‘x20‘ fireplaced family room, dining LaCava built Garrison Colonial, on a gorgeous lot. In a • 13 a Aorat near EnfMd Mall/ not yet complete. the proposed bond issue a "swee­ international court of justice and The Senate is expected to resume debate soon. leading to beautiful screened room, laundry room. 2'A baths, patio, shed, 2 car highly desired area. 4 large bedrooms Including master High Iralfic araa •1,250,000 The one bothersome thing about the How does the nuclear power industry manage to garage. Good location. In the early development of the theart” deal, but a giveaway at an international peace force. Few porch. Perfect home tor entertain­ suite with dressing area and 4 double closets. Formal dining FOR LEASE conversion plan is the fact that the developers proposals for the mall not only the expense of Manchester tax­ maintain such clout on Capitol Hill? We’ll give you ing. room, spacious kitchen and brick (Ireplaced family room, people can fault this rational 16‘x30' deck, central vac, 2'6 baths. 2 car garage. Morel MANCHESTER have too little land at the site to provide as were the is proponents mis­ payers as well as tenants. approach to peace and sane global a hint; The crucial factor may be cold, hard and OPEN HOUSE green. Sunday, Sept 20,1087 r a Whae/Mfg. 2-10,000 aq. It./Naw much parking as is required by the guided, but the Mandiester Eco­ Several letters have been writ­ relations, but there are many who 1:00 - 4:00 PM bulltflng near l-84/Altrm/Sprtnklart •4“ aq. ft. nomic Development Commission ten on the Bucklandgateissue.Itis contend it is imp^sible. One Nuclear power lobbyists outspent their TOLLAND regulations. They are short by 46 parking opponents by roughly 6 to 1 during the six-month Hosts: Nsney Von HOIIen D.W.FISH • 4-2400 tq. ft. tptcat/Ntw building spaces. and the nine members of the noraccuratetosay that morethan should remember George Wa­ and David Murdock w/otflea tptoa. Qrtat location In Board of Directors attempted to period from last November to April. According to THE REALTY COMfANY Indutirltl park •S^aq. It. The developers say they are trying to find a few people supportthe project— shington’s appeal to the delegates Directions: East Csntsr to Pitkin, avoid the democratic process only the referendum will decide in Philadelphia in the summer of Ralph Nader’s Public Citizen, nuclear industry WILLINQTON spaces on nearby sites but they have been lobbyists spent $356,797, while environmental and left on Boulder Rd., 1st right on a 12,000 to 17,000 aq. ft. tvtiltbla tor required by the Manchester char­ that. 1787 made after three-and-one- Robert Rd. otflca, rattaurant or light Induatrlal •480 tq. ft, frank to admit it may be difficult to do so and ter: A bond issue of the town of The real question is not who half months of fruitlessmeetings: [Hiblic-interest groups spent $61,667. During the VERNON they may have to ask for a waiver. Manchester must be decided by a supports the project, but who will “It is too probable that no plan we same period, the industry fielded eight times as B e tte r a Naw Rl. 30 Prof/RtMII Cantar, many lobbyists as Price-Anderson opponents did. w/1,000 4 3.000 tq. It. unHt »9” aq. ft. Redevelopment of mills in the area presents referendum with the voters and pay. If Homart wants the mall, propose will be adopted. Perhaps Bolton Oorgeoueroi *324,000 Even more disturbing are the sizable sums that a Rt S3 300/1400 aq. ft. Offloa/Rat. some special problems that might require taxpayers makingthe democratic there is an alternative that has another dreadful conflict is to be — FREE MARKET EVALUATION - % Custom built home at Tinker Pond. 4 bedrooms Including key members of Congress receive for speaking to master suite with dressing area, walk-ln closet and tpaot. AH utllltlat Includad. •12“ aq ft. elasticity on the part of officials, but it would decision. These same few people been mentioned by everyone sustained. If to please the people not only attempted to avoid this nuclear industry gatherings. ’These "honoraria” go whirlpool. Balcony overlooking sky-lit family room with ELLINGTON be much better if the the letter of the except the few proponents. Let we offer what we ourselves cathedral calling and atone llreplace. Formal dining room a Naw 14,000 a. I. Rat. /Prof. CIr. democratic procedure, but they Homart pay. This is democracy. disapprove, how can we after­ directly into the politicians’ pockets, and often opens to large deck. 2'6 baths. 2 car garage. This home must Prima Rt. S3 loo. Fall ooouptnoy ’ 11 ” aq. ft. regulations could be met. require the honorable mem ter to do little more be seen. Callll have concealed the true cost of t he Vote “no” on Nov. 3. The wards defend our work? Let me 243 Main SIrMi, Manohoster, C T 06040 It would be unfortunate to have a bonds by stating originally that amount is now over $30 million for raise a standard to which the wise than clear his throat at the podium. d Sen. Bennett Johnston, D-La.. has been a REAL ESTATE S E R V IC E S (203) 643-4616 conversion that looks good and is historically they were in the amount of $11 the next 15 years. and honest can repair. The event 643-1591 243 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040 □ally e:004:00 CALL LENI MATYIMATYIA OR CHRIS HELLER honest if a lack of adequate parking makes it million. Then this became $13 is in the hands of God.” Less than recipient of the nuclear industry’s largesse. As 63 East Center St., Manchester, 64:^-4060 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 0W 66______Sal. »:00-6:00 function badly. million, but it still omitted the George H. Marlow two weeks later a compromise chairman of the Energy and Natural Resources interest which they now admit is 51 Blue Ridge Drive was reached and the Constitution Committee, Johnston is expected to lead the fight more than $24 million, and with Manchester signed! to renew Price-Anderson in the Senate. the present cost of interest the Albert Einstein said, “The Our reporters Stewart Harris and Jennifer Smith total will amount to $30 million. A world peace bomb changed everything except reviewed the senator’s financial disclosure file and HIGH CALIBRE These tactics are not democratic, man’s way of thinking.” Perhaps found that in 1986 he was paid a total of $11,000 for NEW Raised Ranch of MASSIVE proportion.,, built nor are they honest. circumstances today are chang­ six appearances before nuclear-related groups. Isn’t Impossible Among the companies that paid Johnston up to with your best Interst In mind. ALL Q U A LITY The cost of the bond issue is ing minds of men. for Mikhail M ATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP. 7 rooms, 2H To the Editor: $2,000 were General Electric, Westinghouse, claimed to be paid for by the Gorbachev, general secretary of baths, fireplace, 2 car garage and a baautiful lot developer, but only by regular Edison Electric and Pacific Gas and Electric. the U.S.S.R., recently said, “We with OLD S TO N E WALLS. Located only 8 minutes taxes; other taxpayers and te­ On Independence Mali on Sun­ will either live together or die Johnston’s predecessor as committee chairman. nants. too. will have to provide day evening. Aug. 9. together with Sen. James McClure. R-Idaho, was paid $4,000 last from the center of Manchester! $189,900. together,” and at the Geneva Call 646-2482 “WE’RE SELLING HOUSESI" funds for the schools, the police. over 300 World Federalists from Conference in 1985 it was agreed year for speeches to nuclear industry groups. Ihe highways, the insurance and 20 countries. I signed the "Decla­ that “a nuclear war can never be Nuclear utilities and their contractors have also BRAND NEW LISTING!!! the multitude of other town ration of Philadelphia” request­ fought and can never be won!” plowed millions of dollars into the campaign Cheerful and brif^ht 6 room older colonial on expenses additionally brought on ing our home governments to There are no victors in a nuclear coffers of sympathetic members of Congress Porter Street. 3 bedrooms, 2 car oversized garage, by the mall for at least 15 years of consider doing what was done 200 war. It is common knowledge through corporate political action committees. 647-8400 full dry basement. Nice size rooms including the bond issue. The tax rate in years previously in the "City of today that both the U.S. and the The U.S. ^ b lic Interest Research Group, a 168 Main Street, Manchester spacious entry foyer and walk-up attic. *147,500. Manchester went up Smills forthe Brotherly Love.” Atthattimel3of U.S.S.R. each possess approxi­ vociferous and determined opponent of OAK WOODWORK current tax year, which places our sovereign states signed the mately 10,000 nuclear warheads, Price-Anderson renewal, anMyzed the industry’s Is only part of this beautifully remodeled 3 Manchester in the group of Constitution and created the each one possessing more des­ campaign donations. Among other things, the X bedroom Cape on NORTH ELM STREET. municipalities of the highest 12 of United States of America. The tructive capacity than the com­ researchers found that members of Congress who G O RG EOUS K ITCH EN and LARGE COVERED increased taxes out of the 169 "Declaration of Philadelphia bined power fired by both sides in voted for renewal of the industry-subsidizing law PORCH are but a few of Its features. See this towns in the entire state. The 1987” adopted the same principle World War II! routinely got two to three times as much in quality home with 2 car garage today! ISO’s proposed mallbonds will requirea of federation, and called upon If you feel the superpowers do contributions (Tom nuclear power PACs as those Call 646-2462 "WE’RE SELLING HOUSESI" 4-mill increase in taxes for the people all over the world to create not have themoral right to imperil who voted against. entire IS years. In fact, the a United States of the World. U us and the rest of the world, call Not surprisingly, both Johnson and McClure are assessed value of the entire 194 was the Federalists’ conviction members of the nuclear power industry’s “$100,000 Iflar bv NEA tnc 1-800-HATE WAR. acres including the ^ a ll will be that Philadelphia 1787 couid teach club. ’ ’ Since 1981, the two nuclear senators have WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES" frozen at $2,800 per acre for the Philadelphia 1987 the same iessoh Charles E. Jacobson Jr., M.D. each received more than $100,000 In campaign whole 15 years. This frozen of federation. contributions (Tom industry PACs, according to the “How about a souvenir of the... Oh. sorry!" 45WyllysSt. SPIC & SPAN assessment is less than the World Federalists believe that Manchester Public Interest Research Group. A PEACEFUL RETREAT!!! arroarvairr Peace and quiet only aeconds away from the cen­ This home is just spotless! Generous rooms Footnote: An aide to Sen. McClure maintained . includins an enormous fully-applianced kitchen. Blanchard & Rossetto the contributions and honoraria did not influence ter of Manchester. Presently under construction - 8 room Cape with 3 bedroomSy^i-^b afomkr^ZrS'^ffsTZ-FSn'^ltrpprrflTtrpbe^^ CtlliaM the senator’s thinking. The country’s energy place^2 3 pr»*«raa«^-TTS"acreTof; *284? lone heal. Private acre lot in Bolton. •220,700. 646-2482 VAT: a tax only a politician couid iove independence depends on the stability of the nuclear industry, the aide said, and it needs the Price-Anderson Act to effectively plan for the President Grover Cleveland, a man after Ronald not as a man-caused degredation in the value of future. - GREAT INVESTMENT! - REALTY WORLD Reagan's heart and of his generation, used to decry money, but as a meteorological event, a natural Sen. Johnson was not available for commenent, Century 21 Epstein Realty (203) 646-7700 73 Weft Center Street the perennial federal budget surpluses. It was Benoll/Frechette Aetoclates Manchetler. C T 06040 effect like Hurricane Harry. but in the past he has argued that failure to extend 543 North Main 8t, Mancheoter those darned surpluses which were causing The VAT has the advantage of allowing the act could mean insufficient compensation for W E G E T RESULTS unemployment and impeding prosperity. The only N ich o la s legislators to raise taxes without fear of being nuclear accident victims. cure was to cut taxes and balance the budget, and if made to pay for it at the next election. At one time -A DIVI6ION OP THOMAS A. BeMOIT 6MTI that sounds familiar, in a changing world it should Von Hoffman the automatic government paycheck deduction had Und« Sasha be a comfort that somethings stay the same. something of the same effect. Prior to that time, laeniNRiALTv The KGB sp3rmaster8 remain firmly in control of Balanced budgeteer though he was. Cleveland people who owed income tax money had to sit down WHEftE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION might have found Ronalcl,Reagan'8 insistence on a once a year and write out a check. Even though this their East European sister services. KGB Caoh offlea Indapandantty owtwd and oparalad. constitutional amendment to require balanced annudJeeching took place in the spring, the supervisors, known as "uncles,” run the espionage budgets a trifle de trop. Nevertheless, the politicians having placed tax day as far away from operations in East Berlin, Budapest. Sofia, Prague, Democrat Cleveland and his modern-day dection day as possible, taxpayer rraentment had WarsaWrBucharest — and Havana. This gives the The VAT stands for value added tax. It is widely Soviets a big advantage o v ^ the United States in MANCHES-rER •244,000. successors are as enthusiastic over budget used in high-tax European societies and has been atflnhi biting effect on tax increases. Rambling Colonial... balancing as Ronald Reagan and the Republicans But over the years the system has gone awry. the spy game, because wfdon’t have satellite proposed and rejected often enough before here, intelligence services to do our bidding. One Top Hard to b a l l ^ the space In this S who. by the by, have only fitfully embraced the Making out one’s tax returns is now so infuriating .bedroom 3+ bath Colonial. Family but not lately. Elected politicians love it because it Secret inteligence report notes that there are at idea in their long history. Thus the two parties is an invisible sales tax. The tax is levied and and so complicated that, even with payroll room plus dsn plus finishsd rsc least 544 known intelligence personnel attached to * room. Idsally locstsd In Forsst seem only to divide on how this is to be done. collected, not at the point of sale, but at each stage deductions, there is nothing automatic about April Hills. A rsrs find. Csll todsy for ds- Reagan accuses the Democrats, and quite the 90-plus Soviet bloc missions in the United of a product’s being made and brought to the point 15. The VAT would once more make taxes States. talls. correctly, of harboring a tax-increase of sale. Thus, for example, the Iron ore is taxed automatic. Indeed, the adoption of the VAT would chromosome. Like people with other kinds of when it is extracted, taxed again when it is shipped probably presage the decline of the use of the Make your appointment today to see this large, (our genetic disorders they frequently try to hide it. to a steel mill, taxed again after it is heated and income tax. It is more difficult for taxpayers to family In Vernon! Must be seen on inside to fully ap­ BOLTON *224.060 although three years ago Walter Mondale came out mixed with other ores to make steel, taxed again cheat the VAT than it is the preposterously iBaurlipBtrr Hrralii preciate the improvements made. Newer roof, newer COLONIAL WITH A CONTEMPORARY FLAIR and admitted he wanted to raise taxes. Despite the when it is rolled into sheets and in all the other complicated income tax, whose provisions aren’t kitchens. Exterior in process of being painted. This beautiful 4 bedroom home has generous size roomsil Some of the unpleasant consequences, not all Democrats have Founded In 1801 MANCHESTER •124,000. processes along the way to turning it into an even understood by those who write them. •229,000.00 features and amenities are: Italian tile foyer; eat-ln kitchen with St. learned to keep their mouths shut about this idea. If a A Small Prtea... Charles cabinets; first floor family room with wood stove, brick hearth, autom t^le, all of whose other parts are taxed in One of the ugly little drawbacks of the VAT is PENNY M 8IEFFERT...... PubHahar you’ll psy for this chsrming oldsr and mantel; baths recantly remodeled - two person Jacuzzi In full bath; Take, for instance. Democratic presklential the sam^way. The VAT can be invisibly applied to that the lower your income, the higher the OOUOIAS A BEVINS...... Exacuttvq Edftor styfs 3 bedroom Colonial with ‘PuUiRg You 1st Is 2Rd Nature To Us ! ” hardwood floors throughout; carpet on main level; 4th bedroom could candidate 109B, sometimes referred to in the public everything you buy or use. and at no time in the proportion you pay in taxes. Well, once a year the ADELE M ANGLE N «ra EdHor much updating. Spacious rooms, prints as former Arizona Gov. Bruce Babbitt. Like low-income unfortunates could be afforded a ALEXANOER OIRELLI...... AaaoclttaEdHor maintsnancs free sxlsrlor. coni^nlr be office/study; large tcreened-ln porch In back. Many other features process do you ever see a ticket which says and amenitlesll Let ue show them to youlll a vampire on a full-moon night, his terrible genetic such-and-such amount is the federal tax. You chance to claim a rebate. They will, of course, have ant location. Call today. IFs waiting STRAND REAL ESTATE . OENISE A. R O B E R TS ...... Advartlalng DIrpctor lust for youl heritage got the best of Babbitt the other day when, vaguely know you're paying a tax but since you , to fill out IRS 100-766-B. as amended. ’This will take MARK F. A BR A ITtS...... BuaMattManaoar 156 E. CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER, CT S in full viewofthe voting public, he rent his don’t know when or how much, when the prices go three working days. If they can do it at all. At least SHELDON COHEN ...... CompotIng Managpr ROBERT H HUBBARD...... Prtatroom Hllanaoar CALL TODAY - 647-‘‘SOLD” fife] ( 203) 646-7709 garments. bared his chest to the multitude and higher, you blame that on greedy business people Marie Antoinette would give the wretches cake; JEANNE O FROMERTH...... OrculaHon -r - i Q | - came out in favor of the VAT. or on inflation, which Americans seem to regard Babbitt would let them choke on paperwork. I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sgpt. II. i m

MANCHESTER HERAI.r>, Friday. Sept. 11, 1987 — 9 m O E M U.S.A.' BUSINESS M f e a M n m M ' SPORTS Wholesale infidtion flat in August WASHINGTON (AP) - Lower dropped 1.8 perceirt. tlm Labor Strike comes, season continue Reserve dted “ potential inflation­ If NFL will food cosU and early end-of>tlie- July but 81 cents more ttan in Deimrtmmit said, as manufactur­ ary pressures" In the ecomnny as model-year auto diacounta offaet August 1888. Perewil who believe it’s ers provided deaim with eariier- Its reason for boosting interest alightly higher energy pricea to The drop in food prices was an Indication of quality By Davt Goldberg choose not to walk out. “ Our attitude is that this would be or public. Washington with N FL Commis­ tban-usual inceittivea to help clear rates. The Assocloted Press strike.” keep overall wholeaale pricea flat in their lots for the t in models. propdied a 18.2 percent decline A war of rtietoric has replaced a dumb idea, that the fans wouldn’t While a chasm continues to sioner ^ t e Rozelle, who was not That, in fact, seems to be the However, there was no Indication for vegetaMes, a 7.2 percem falldl While almost seven o jt of Auguat for the firat time in nine Meanwhile, ovm n food prices Americans bargaining since the players’ €»n- accept it, that the veteran players separate the two sides on the major present at the owners meeting. sentiment of many players. of any renewed inflation on the in fruit prices and an 8.8 pere«M W k SCHAUMBURG, III. - The N FL montha, the government re p o i^ fell by another l.l percent in 10 Americana think tract expired Aug. 31. After 17 won't cross the piciret line ami that issue of free agency, there seemed Donlan declined to characterize Mike Singletary, the player re­ whdesale level in August. l»rice dnm for eggs. Beef and fish players union says it will strike on today. August, continulag a decline of 8.8 sessions that accomplMied little it will leave a bad taste in to be a few reasons for optimism his feeling about the session be­ presentative of the Chicago Bears, Government fipires on changM products manufactured Id --^ Sept. 22. The owners say they will The Labor Department’a Pro­ prices ead i fell about 4 percent. Ilie italians|: .; |34S between April 20 and Aug; 14, the ' everybody’s mouth,” Allen said. Thursday despite the vote of the cause he has been meeting regu­ said his team would do whatever it percent in July and reversing sharp In consumer prices in August will play games with whatever players ducer Price Index actually fell by a increases last spring. ' only major food price in cream the United States are like^r;' two sides hove met only once rince A small number of roster players owners. It was announced as larly with Upshaw. had to do as a unit In the event of a not be out untii Sept. 28. However, were for porit, up 3.9 percent, and they can find. miniacule amount from July, but Excludifl« the normally vdatlie to be well-made, few then, a 4Vt-hour meeting on Sbpt. 2 have said they prcfoably would play unanimous despite the opposition of But Hugh Culverhouse, owner of strike. consumer prices have been rising poultry, up 3.8 percent. French | ^ ^ ^ 2 5 S Having established those posi­ officiala aaid the drop waa inaignifl- food and energy eategortes, whcde- that broke off the next day over the even Jf their teammates struck — some football people, like New the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the But Singletary, who didn’t attend at an annual rateof Spercem sotar British or German conau- tions, Uiey’ll now get down to the cant after adJuating for aeaaonal Price changes were mixed for issue of security for player among them San Francisco 49ers Orleans General Manager Jim chairman of the committee, termed the player reps meeting ’Tuesday in saie prices for a wide vartety of in 1867, although most economist British |^8<^ variations. mers are likely to look for - - business of trying to prevent that representatives. quarterback Joe Montana and New Finks, who called It “ like pouring Upshaw’s presence “ worthwhile” consumer go o ^ rose 8.8 percent In expect the increases to slow the clothing, with women’s apparel Washington at which the strike date the “Made in the U.S.A.” from happening. ’Hie Associated Press was unable York Jets running back Freeman kerosene on the fire.” and added; “ I ’m the eternal The iast time wholeaaie prices for August, cmnpared with a 8.2 remainder of the year. falling 8.2 percent, men’s wear up was set, echoed what Rozelle ha.s finished goods did not increase was West Germans 6% “ We’re going to work around the to reach the N FLPA ’Thursday McNeil. For one, Donlan disclosed that optimist.” percent increme In July. The August changM dropped the 8.8 percent and children’s dotbing label, according to a study .^ been saying for weeks — that in November 1986. cibek to try to get an agreement,” night as phonO calls were not Donlan said talks will resume Gene Upshaw, the executive direc­ “ I think the fact that Gene took The unchanged prices overall in index for all products listed in the Up 1.8 percent. football was severely damaged by Energy prices rose 1.5 percent in by the Roper Organization:’ Jack Donlan, the chief manage­ returned after a staff meeting. Saturday at a site yet to be tor of the N FL Players Union, had the time to come here and see us is a the players’ 57-day, seven-game August droppMl the annual rate of Producer Price Index for finished August, the same rate of increase The biggest non-energy price NEAgrapMo ment negotiator, said Thursday However, Doug Allen, the assist­ determined. Management Council flown to Chicago 'Thursday morn­ good sign.” said anothercommmit- walkout In 1982. ’'J whoiesaie price inflation for the goods to 297.2, compared with 287.8 as in Juiy, as gasoiine prices one increases were for cosmeUcs, 2.9 after the owners voted to play with ant executive director of the union, officials say it is likely to be outside ing to meet with the Management tee member, Dan Rooney, presi­ “ Neither side ever made it up.” first eight months o f 1887 to 3.6 in July and 288.1 a year ago. That step before the retaii ievel ciimbed percent, and Jewelry, 2.1 percent. ,Jcee agents they have already told the Washington Post that the New York and Washington and Council executive committee. Up­ dent of the Pittsburgh Steelers. “ I the All-Pro linebacker said of the percent, down from 4.2 percent for means that a selection of pn^ucts 4.2 percent. Home appliance prices were un­ • released and those players who owners’ plan was a "dumb idea.” unlikely to be disclosed to the media shaw met Wednesday night in believe that Gene doesn’t want a strike.” the first seven months. costing 818 in 1967 cost 828.72 last Whoiesaie prices for cars changed from July and furniture Just iast week, the Federal mmith, 6 cents less than thev did in prices rose Just 0.2 percent. Business In Brief Singleton buys Houston newspaper Mets aiming for a sweep Trade deficit up four months in row HOUSTON — MediaNews Group, owner of the Dallas Times ” Herald, announced Thursday that one of its afflliates has- WASHINGTON (AP) - A plunge in July. supposed to coax consumers away Po*t from Toronto Sun Publishing Co. tor" in big series with the Cards U.S. exports helped propel the 8645 million in July from 8531 8158 milUrm in cash. Imports, meanwhile, rose 2 per­ from the foreign goods and to less nation’s trade deficit to a record million in the previous montii. cent to 837.5 billion in July. expensive domestic alternatives. The Post is the smaller of the two Houston newspapers, which . 816.5 billion In July, the fourth The trade shortfall with nations ’ Bv Bob Greene All of our injured pitchers are ” My spike got caught in the seam Most of this increase was due to Analysts had expected to see this nave been engaged in a newspaper war similar to the battle-- monthly increase In a row, the that make up the Organisation of ^The Associated Press healthy at the right time. where the turf meets the dirt,” higher petroleum imports — up to latter effect by now. News Times Herald and the larger Dallas Morning government reported today. Petroleum Exporting Countries "It took all season. It took a lot of 84.4 billion from 83.7 billion in June. The new report was expected to Clark said. ” It almost felt like I got The Commerce Department said (OPEC) rose in July to 81.7 billion NEW YORK — The reeling St. hurting. But we have our shot.” my shoelaces tied together. It got Today’s report was viewed by make it even harder for the Reagan Publishing Co. of Ontario, Canada, bought the Post., the widening of the gap between from 81.4 billion in June. 1 \ Louis Cardinals and surging New In the last two weeks, the Mets caught in the seam and sort of economists as further evidence that. administration to battle tough in October 1983 for 8188 million from the HAC Communications exports and imports followed a jYork Mets begin a crucial three- have welcomed back pitchers Rick rolled over.” the Rnig-awaited turnaround in trade legislation before a House- 115.7 billion deficit in June. Despite claims earlier this year Culp Hobby o f Houston. •game serie^tonight. with the Aguilera. David Cone, Sid Fernan­ trade accounts has yet to material­ Senate conference committee that Clark, who has hit 35 homers and For the first seven months of 1987, by the Reagan administration that William Dean Singleton, 35, president of MediaNews Inc,, said I Montreal Expos more than inter- dez and Bob Ojeda. Three of them ise - despite a U.S. dollar that is the administration considers has 106 runs batted in this season, the trading shortfall has been the trade deficit had bottomed out, the ^o™***"^ * Gloucester County Times Inc. affiUate purchased" ;ested observers. were on the disabled list for three nearly 58 percent weaker against protectionist. didn’t rule himself out of the series accumulating at an annual rate of the gap has widened in every month - ’The Cardinals lead the National months or more. other key currencin than it was The closely watched deficit with from April to July. against the Mets. 8168.7 billion — above the record two years ago. saw** **“ ''®*'®®* expected to be completed Nov. 1, Singleton^ iLeague East race by IVi games And Dwight Gooden, who leads Japan fell in July, to 85.1 billion The trade deficit was 811.9 billion Jover the Mets, with the Expos, who the Mets with a 13-5 record, missed ” I still may be able to play.” he 8158.2 deficit for all of 1986. A weaker dollar should make from 85.4 billion in June. in January, 814.4 billion in Febru­ •are in Chicago for a series against said. U.S. exports, which had been imported goods more expensive the first two months of the season ary, 812.9 billion in March, 813.0 Stewart-Warner agrees to merger .' ‘the Cubs, two games out of first St. Louis Manager Whitey Herzog rising through most of 1987, did a and U.S. products more competi­ while undergoing drug But the deficit with most of this billion in April, 814.8 billion in May ;place. rehabilitation. wasn’t as optimistic. turnabout in July and dropped by 5 tive abroad. STAMFORD — After rejecting a takeover proposal from BTR nation’s other major trading and 815.7 billion in June. • "W e’re capable of a sweep,” ” It’s been a long road back.” “ He won’t play in this series,” percent, to 821.0 billion. Initially, a fall in the value of a PLC last month, Stewart-W amer Corp. w ill brcome a subsidiary.;.; partners worsened. The deficit with The July shortfall was the largest iMets right fielder Darryl Straw- Mets first baseman Keith Hernan­ Herzog said. ’’I ’m hoping he’ll play Manufactured goods accounted currency can worsen a trade deficit of Stamford-based BTR Inc. under terms of a 8177 million^'' Western Europe rose to 83.8 billion single-month deficit ever recorded ^ r r y said. “ We did it before, didn’t Monday" when the Cardinals move for much of this drop, falling from through higher import prices. But, dez said. "But we are back in it. We in July from 82.9billion in June. The surpassing a 816.1 billion deficit definitive merger agreement, the two companies have.- •we? And at their place.” didn’t want to come into this series on to Philadelphia. 814.5 billion In June to 813.8 billion in after a while, the higher prices are announced. deficit with Canada increased to posted in July 1986. ; It was July 28-30 when the Mets. four or five games out. Now we “ You know, it’s a shame, but BTR PlJC, parent of BTR Inc., promised to pay 833 a share, or a ' games behind, swept a three- have our shot." neither one of us — the Mets or us — total of 8177 million, for the Stewart-Wamer stock it doesn’t^’ ^am e series in St. Louis. New York While the Mets are finally have played with a full deck all year.’' Herzog said. already own, it was announced this week. ^closed the gap to 2‘A gaipes by Aug. healthy, injuries have struck the Old Series E bonds mature in 40 years BTR currently holds about a 17 percent stake in Chicago-based " J!0 before falling to 5‘/4 back. Now. Cardinals. Dan Driessen. a 36-year-old vete­ Stewart-Wamer, maker of electronic and fabricated metal’- •with less than 25 games left in the The latest blow came Wednesday ran who joined the Cardinals on QUESTION; you put off that tax bite. Since products and hardware. Under terms of the agreement, BTR also - Iseason, the Mets have pulled closer night in Montreal’s Olympic Sta­ Saturday after batting .243 in 58 It is my belief then exchange the E E ’s for HH you’re not strapped for cash now, received an option to acquire almMt 1.2 million new shares o f " ;to the Cardinals than any time in dium when Jack Clark sprained his games for Louisrille in the AAA that good old bonds. What income can my wife AP photo that exchange route would be the Stewart-Wamer common stock for 833 each. •the season since May 7. right ankle sliding into first base. American Association, is expected Series E, U.S. and I expect form 850,000 of HH smart way to go. BTR said it will begin a tenderoffer for Stewart-Wamer shares I “ We finally have all ourammuni- X-rays taken were, negative, but to take Clark’s spot in the lineup. Savings Bonds, bonds? Boston's Spike Owen (right) is greeted eighth inning against Baltimore Thurs­ Hh bonds now being issued pay 6 as soon as practicable. ;|tion,” Mets Manager Davey John­ d ark Is expected to miss the entire Ron Darling. 12-8, is expected to pay interest for Investors’ at home plate after scoring the winning day night at Fenway Park. The Red Sox percent annual interest. That inter­ son said. “ All of our parts are New York series, except for possi­ pitch for the Mets tonight against 40 years. As a ■ " ' f ANSWER: Neither I nor anyone Guide est is subject to federal income tax. looming together at the right time. ble pinch-hitting duties. John Tudor. 6-2. run on a single by John Marzano in the won, 5-4. result, the E else can say, for sure, what interest Dollar, gold steady; silver surges bonds I pur­ rate will be set on HH’s orany other William A. Doyle QUESTION; My wife and I own LONDON — The dollar held steady In light European trading chased in De­ bonds issued some years into the Series E and EE bonds. We will early today. Gold bullion prices were little changed, but silver cember 1947 will future. retire soon and intend to exchange Jumped 21 cents to 87.82 an ounce. iiiature in De­ With the present rate of 6 percent Devon White’s discovery^ them for HH bonds. Is there a top being paid on newly issued HH’s, Currency traders said market participants were unwilling to Whalers sign Ron Francis c e m b er 1987. dollar limitation on the amount of 850,000 of those bonds provide 83,000 take strong positions before the release of the Commerce Should I cash them in immediately Issued after April 1952 — so that E’s and E E ’s exchanged? Department’s report later In the day on the U.S. merchandise after that? annual Interest — paid in 81,500 HARTFORD (AP) — Captain Ron Francis and Anderson and defensemah'Joel Quenneville are the they ail reach final maturity after trade deficit for July. I know I have the option of checks twice a year. rugged right wing Paul MacDermid have signed only other Whalers who haven’t agreed to. new produces win for Angf is 40 years. ANSWER: No. You must turn in The British pound firmed to 81.6485 from 81.6468. exchanging my E bonds for Series multi-year contracts, the Hartford Whalers contracts. But, as is so often the case, E ’s, E E ’s and-or U.S. Savings QUESTION: What is the matur­ The dollar edged down in Tokyo, closing at 142.53 Japanese yen, HH bonds, thereby postponing announced. ’ T m very happy with the new contract,” Francis Bv Bob Greene complexity seems to be preferred Notes with a redemption value of at ity of HH and H bonds? . .compared with Thursday’s close of 142.65 yen. In later London beat visiting Baltimore. federal income tax on the accrued No terms were disclosed on the contracts as the said In a prepared statement Thursday. “ The The Associated Press The victory was the third in a row over simplicity at Endsvllle-on-the- least 8500 in order to receive an HH trading today, the dollar was quoted at 142.78 yen. E bond interest until I redeem the Potomac. Whalers began arriving in Hartford for pre-season organization and the people of Hartford have been AL Roundup for the Red Sox and seventh without in exchange. Above that number, ANSWER: HH’s, all of which London’s five main bullion houses fixed a recommended gold physicals. Training camp opened today. very good to me over the last six years, and I ’m exchange. I haven’t been doing Immediately after each of your E Devon White found what he was a defeat this season against the you can exchange any number — have been issued since January price at mldmoming of 8468.96 a troy ounce, down from an Francis, a 24-year-old center who leads the glad I ’ll be here for at least the next few seasons.” that. Is that dumb? I don’t need the bonds matures, you most certainly looking for. and gave the California Orioles. The Orioles have lost four millions of dollars worth of E’s, 1980, have 10-year maturities — opening bW of 8462.58 but up from 8468 late Thursday. Whalers with 492 career points over seven seasons, MacDermid, 24, was signed for two years plus an money now and I suppose the should either redeem it or exchange E E ’s and Savings Notes, if you own Angels a victory In a game that straight. exchange for HHs is the way to go. with no promise of extended 1 The metal was bid at 8461 in Zurich, up from 8468. was signed to play three years plus an option year.. option year. Francis was the Whalers’ first round setting the stage for White's game­ It for an HH bond. It makes no sense them. maturities. went into extra innings after nine Todd Benzinger walked with one V E arifer today, gold closed in Hong Kong at a bid of 8461.48, up He had a career-high 93 points last season as the draft choice in 1981 and MacDermid was the team’s runs were scored in the ninth. winning homer. out and. after reliever Tom Nleden- to hang on to an E bond on which Again, I must strike a cautionary H’s were issued from June 1952 ANSWER: Your belief is abso­ from 8458.38. Whalers finished in first place in the Adams second pick. With one out in the bottom of the “ That’s a lousy way to lose a fuer, 3-4. got Pat Dodson to pop out. interest no longer is building up. note. Unless your E ’s are 48 years through December 1979 and were lutely correct. The oldest E bonds Bullion traders said most interest was focused on sUver-nfter Division. In his- second year with the NHL team. 10th inning Thursday night, the game.” said Texas Manager Bobby scored as Owen tripled to center. If you don’t redeem a matured E old, do not exchange them for HH’s all granted extended maturities. — those issued before May 1952 — the metal leaped 52 cents to 88.84 a troy ounce in New York on Whaler General Manager and President Emile MacDermid led the Whalers with 202 penalty California rookie outfielder went to Valentine, citing the two Infield hits Marzano followed with a single that bond or exchange If for an H bond, until November or the month Some have already passed their reach final maturity and stop Thursday. Traders said silver appeared to have been pushed up Francis said right wing Stewart Gavin and ieft minutes. He also had six goals and 11 points. the plate to face Steve Howe. and a walk that preceded Ryal’s brought home Barrett. you’ re required to report the following November In which your extended maturity dates and accumulating interest exactly 40 wing Sylvain ’Turgeon have also agreed to The Whalers were to open their camp today with ” I just went up there looking fora homer off Dale Mohorcic. ” I didn’t Joe Sambito, 2-4, got the victory. accrued E bond interest on your bonds are credited with the next stopped earning interest. Those by a spurt of big purchases that prompted a wave of years after their issue dates. contracts. Goalie Mike Liut. left wine John 58 players scheduled to report for physicals. good pitch to hit. It was a fastball, think much of that inning at all.” Wes Gardner pitched the ninth federal income tax return. That semiannual interest accrual. still outstanding have 30-year short-covering buying by investors who had sold the metal E ’s issued from May 1952 through fact comes as a shock to those folks expecting its price to decline. and I swung” White said of Howe’s Bob Brower hit a two-run homer Inning for his 10th save. By waiting, your bonds will maturities. for Texas in the second Inning. June 1980 are scl^eduled to mature who have very old E bonds tucked receive the variable “ market- first pitch. in anywhere from 39 years, eight away. The towering home run over the Athletics 3, Royals 2 based” interst rate which will have William A. Doyle, a syndicated Brewers 4, Tigers 3 months to 25 years — depending on center field fence, his 23rd of the When your redeem E bonds, you been in effect for five years. columnist, welcomes written ques­ Paul Molitor broke out of his Jose Canseco walked with the their issue dates. season, gave the Angels an 8-7 are required to pay federal income tions, but he can provide answers Last season is past history hitting slump with two doubles, a bases loaded and two outs in the Our federal government could victory over the Texas Rangers. tax on the accrued interest — unless QUESTION: I have calculated only through the column. Write to single, a walk and three stolen bottom of the ninth Inning to force In simplify matters and clear up a lot In other American League you have reported the Interest that our Series EE bonds will have a Doyle In care of the Manchester bases as Milwaukee defeated visit­ the winning run as Oakland edged of confusion by granting futher games, it was Oakland 3. Kansas annually, as some people do. total redemption value of 8M,800 ing Detroit. Glenn Braggs drove In visiting Kansas City. The Athletics, extended maturities to E bonds Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester By exchanging your E’s for HH’s, when I retire in a few years. We will 98040. City 2; Boston 5, Baltimore 4; and two runs for the Brewers. second in the AL West, pulled. as UConn set for opener Milwaukee 4. Detroit 3. \ Molitor, who had only nine hits In within 2'/2 games of Minnesota. White had been a prolonged 57 at-bats since his 39-game hitting Gene Garber, Kansas City’s “I was afraici slump, getting only one hit in his Barrett opens ceramic studio . By Left Auster streak was snapped Aug. 26. singled fourth pitcher, came on to face BO O K OFFER ^Sports Editor last 16at-batsand II in his previous in the first, stole second and scored Canseco, got ahead of the count 0-2 Coventry resident Barbara Bar­ Barrett said she hopes to offer 100 going into Thursday night’s on Braggs’ single. and walke^'klio. rett couldn’t have timed things courses for the advanced student. STORRS — A year ago the game. The home run was his third Molitor doubled to begin a Losing pitcher John Davis, 3-2, better when she decided to open her ’’Eventually 1 do plan to approach hit of the game and the first home University of Connecticut football three-run Milwaukee third off De­ left after giving upa one-out, infield ceramic studio on West Middie specialized techniques through spe­ to look ia team posted a commendable 8-3 run allowed by Howe in 21 innings troit starter Frank Tanana. 13-10, single to Mickey Tettletqn. Terry ’Turnpike. cial seminars.” she said. since he joined the Rangers. mark, earned a share of the Yankee then stole third and scored on Steinbach hit a pinch single off Barrett, who purchased Ei-Mar Barrett, who has about 13 years’ “ Right now, Devon White is a mpBPFsm Conference championship with Braggs’ Infield single. Jerry Don Gleaton and, after a fly Ceramics in June, reopened the experience working on ceramics, very frustrated player," White Tom Brookens homered off out. Luis Polonia beat out an infield studio ’Tuesday under the name of bought El-Mar in June from the UMass and Delaware at 5-2 apiece, said, overlooking his first-year winner Juan Nieves. 12-6. for single to load the bases and bring on Mrs. B’s Ceramics. The opening former owner, Maryon Gaffoey. and were ranked No. 18 in the accomplishments, which include 93 Detroit, whose lead in the AL East Garber. coincides with Ceramic Arts Month when Gaffney retired. The studio the minor;”; country in the final Division I-AA runs scored and 82 RBI. Reliever Eric Plunk, 3-4, got the in the state. national poll. was cut to one game over Toronto. can accommodate 18 students at a Wk California led 3-2 going into the victory with two hitless innings. That, however, is in the past. “ No Red Sox 5, Orioles 4 Barrett, a certified ceramics time, and Barrett would like to see “It’s hard to wake up one morning and ' ninth inning before Texas erupted Steve Balboni’s pinch-hit, two- two football seasons are the same.” Instructor, said a unique aspect of enrollment reach 40. any realize you’re a blimp. I cringed every for five runs and a 7-3 ;ead. But the Spike Owen tripled In the tying run homer in the seventh had given her studio is a a four-session Mrs. B’s will te open for lessons believe Connecticut Head Coach Tom Jack- Angels knotted the game in the run in the bottom of the eighth the Royals a 2-1 lead, but Mark introductory course, which will cost from 6 to 9 p.m., Monday through time 1 looked in the mirror. Then a son said this past Tuesday as his bottom of the inning when Mark il l the inning and scored the winner on McGwire’ s eighth-inning single 865. Students will learn glazing and Hiursday, and Saturday from 9 friend at work told me about Diet Center. team prepared for its opener on Ryal hit a pinch-hit grand slam. John Marzano’s single as Boston tied the game. painting techniques and will com­ a.m. to 1 p.m. for makeup classes Pope's visit to In three weeks I lost 17 ugly pounds. Saturday against Southern Connec­ plete three pieces by the time the and sales. The studio is located at America is ticut State University at 16.200-seat Now I feel so much better alxiut my- Z. lessons are over. 149 W. Middle Turnpike. fulfilling Memorial Stadium. self I have more self-confidence and : prophecy. ’This will be the first meeting ever Loss leaves Astros uncomfortable more energy-r between the two state schools. The COVENTRY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Introduoas; Intriguing and Lose wei^t while you Owls, a Division II school, opened SAN DIEGO (AP) - San Diego strikeouts, 24 homers and 74 RBI at Davis hit a solo homer in the powerful— a book for second inning and a two-run shot in last weekend with an impressive Manager Larry Bowa just wanted Tacoma this year. gain a whole new self the fourth, both off Padres starter COMMUNITY EDUCATION the '80's. America in Prophecy 30-13 victory over Kutztown. pinch-hitter Rob Nelson to be ■ Nelson, who arrived in San Diego Mark Grant, and added a two-run Classes Begin SEPTEMBER 90 image. Talk to a Diet The argument is that UConn. one comfortable in his first National only hours before the game, had reveals the Pope's role in world events, homer off Mark Davis In the sixth, of 88 schools in Division I-AA, has League at-bat. But Nelson’s game­ faced Houston relief pitcher Manny wstMw. MOO your NAIM. AOOMS8 and PHONE ___ yesterday and today. Now in paper- gt Cienter counselor today. giving Houston a 6-4 lead. the edge no matter what against the winning RBI single ended up Hernandez when both were In the •* community Education. Covantiy "He got off to a slow start, got hot "'••A Covantry. CT OStSS. MaH roglalrallona must ba lo- Clip ^ back, America In Prophecy ' Division II Owls. Jackson will have Herald photo by Tucker making Houston more than Pacific Coast League early this o w vto Dy BOpl. 31. again, then all of a sudden he went and mail to: contains fascinating predictions none of that. ” I ’m not giving you a uncomfortable. year. A pair of East Catholic High graduates, quarterback Asked why he sent Nelson to down,” Astros Manager Hal Lanier Sam. 14.7-ePMalCo«onlfyHleti8«lK>oloral START NEW about America, and some soft sell. We’re going to have to be The Astros’ 8-7 loss Thursday Mo Hlgb Sehool oflloa any day UNTIL Sapt- IT. S:3(MKX). Scott Vibberts (left) and offensive lineman Jim night knocked them five games pinch-hit when veteran Tim said of Davis. P.O. BOX 7283 surprising conclusions ready to play. We have to be aggressive and limit our mistakes Mieezkowski will be with the University of Connecticut behind San Francisco in the NL Flannery was on the bench. Padres The Padres rallied In the bottom *** bacanoasad. Covanby lo- KENSINGTON, CT. Manager Larry Bowa said, “ Nel­ •MMfM Qiwn pnortty until t/16. about what the future' as much as possible,” he said. football team when it opens its season Saturday at West pennant race. of the sixth when Tony Gwynn hit son had faced this guy (Hernandez) *06037 lease ^old. Jackson had four assistants ‘.’This is a game we would have his seventh homer, off reliever ^ ® “**"®** «*«• 5* “ »»»»< • by pbona, but Memorial Stadium. before. I was trying to make it Larry Andersen, cutting Houston’s rush me the scouting the Owl opener and they liked to have had because we could N t^O N E HBaiSTftATIONS. Naxt U M tO K Jan/Sab iML comfortable for him Thatwasall.” lead to 6-5. Contact Me offloa aoon It you would Nka to laaob a ooutsa. came away impressed. Southern Dudley out for the year with year by beating Division II Central have gained a little ground.” said FREE copyflee) of the Glenn Davis, who hit three homers Davis had a chance to even the In the seventh, Gwynn and Randy compiled 405 yanls in total offense. academic difficulties. He’ll be Connecticut State University. Jack- Beet Seller Amerlea In Prophecy* to bring in five runs for the Astros. score with a fourth homer in the Ready hit consecutive RBI singles. ^243 on the ground with Rusty redshirted. son says the comparison between iwndyoyan cana, apSnt praaaad cans, rush or road: (578 pages). F/pe will offering accepted. “ At this point, you just have to take eighth with the Padres ahead 7-6, ’The winning rally started when worn-out OMt of your dmk eholr. PIm m brlno vourolMlrfM Campbell and Glen Kimbrough The biggest concern for UConn. O ntral and Southern ends there. ** *M***5la. Limit: Haaldanta»14-Non?!oiadanliMT advantage, you just have to.” but he grounded out with the count Templeton singled off Hernandez. 18 though, is at quarterback where “ There’s better talent on this Quantity of B o ola leading the way. Nelson, who came to San Diego 3-6. 0-3, the last of six Houston pitchers. UConn’s outlook heading Ito the untested Matt DeGennaro gets the Southern team.” he said. His • Wed. 9/30-11/18 a 7-8 PM CH8, Room 4 last week in a trade with Oakland “ It looked like the bottom just After a sacrifice bunt by Marvell season, with hopes of the school’s starting nod. Redshirted as a outlook toward the matchup is, for pitcher Storm Davis, got his dropped out of it,” said Davis of Wynne. Templeton went to third on We can changeyou r life. first back-to-back wibnlng seasons freshman. DeGennaro out of Union "this is a good game for Connecti­ first major-league RBI when he rejjever Lance McCullers’ last a wild pitch. since 1959-60, was extremely posi­ Catholic High (N.J.) has four years cut collegiate football. I think this is singled in Garry Templeton from pitch, “ but whateveritwas.it was a Nelson then bounced a single tive. Twenty two of the 24 starters of eligibility. He. along with backup a real plus.” third with one out in the bottom of nasty pitch.” down the right field line. Sandra Kasavage, Counselor from a year. ago. But the Huskies Scott Vibberts out of East Catholic Fans thinking of attending the the ninth. With his 25th-homer this year, Rich Gossage, 5-3, who entered Addraaa 113 Main Street, Manchester have suffereid some serious losses High School. have not thrown a pass game are advised to leave early due “ Any time you come up with the Davis became the third Houston the game in the ninth Inning, when to construction of the new UConn player and first since Lee May on the Astros tied the score 7-7, got the CHS - Conontry Hlgfi School CNHS - Capt NaMan Nata Sehool with defensive end Andy Scott in collegiate ball. Vibberts. too, was game on the line like that and you CNv State ZiB Sports Complex near the football June 21.1973 to hit three homers in a win In the Padres’ ninth victory in •Diet Center, Iik ., 1967 6 4 7 - 0 4 6 9 sidelined after corrective eye redshirted as a freshman last year. come through, it’s a great feeling.” surgery and linebacker David UConn launched its season last stadium Kickoff is at 1 p.m. said Nelson, who had logged 133 game. 13 meetings with Houston this year. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sert. 11. 1W7 12 MANCHESTER HERALP, Friday. Sept. 11. 1987 — II Giants finally sign Gary Reasons Oklahomans offense Wilander clears big hurdle at Open O l By Tht Atsoclatod Prost RIcI lo t l^ m o n e y they did. the University of (Bilahoma. By Borry Wilner points. I felt I was getting psyched In today’s women’s semifinals, from last year. I ’m playing the The GiGreat Bay Packers got a Jolt "No. it’s totaly different," she Rk The Cincinnati Bengala picked up Bosworth wanted to wear his old concerns Tar Heels \ TBe Associated Press NFL RoimAip up." Wilander said. "From the first defending champion Martina Nav­ more important points better. If I said. "Doubles is a totally different Holyi an experienced quarterttack, while Thursday when defensive end Ezra college number for siqierstitious point to the last. I feel in trouble ratilova, the second seed, played play my best. I think I have a game. Youusedifferentpartsofthe Man( the New York Giants finatly signed Johnson appeared to twist his left reasons, he said, but N F L officials knee durli« practice and was taken By Tht Assoclotetf Press force inside, aad that’ll help use NEW YORK - Now that he has against Mecir. I think result-wise No. 6 Helena Sukova, whom she chance to win it.” court. It’s hard to get a feel for was I veteran linebacker Gary Reasons “ Fm here and I ’m ready to said he had to wear a number in the tram the fleld on a motorized cart. "Dante Jones didn’t pla^ ' cleared hiz biggest personal hurdie, and style-wise, MecHr is the tough­ beat for the title last year. No. l Before he plays Wilander in the singles. (LaF as N FL teams made final prepara­ contribute and play. I couldn’t see 50s or the 90s because he is a Johnson, 32, is an ll-year veteran linebacker. Oklahoma Coach Barry much Saturday and he’s p r o b e Mats Wilander Just nnight sprint to est guy for me to play.” Steffi Graf met No. II Lori McNeil, semifinals, EMberg had other busi­ ” I think In order to beat Graf, you Isalx tions for their Season openers this myself being out a loi% period of Switzer is talking about his bly our best player at U n ^ his first U.S. O ^ n title. with a history of back problems, " I ’m superstitloiu about a lot of But the "Swede-killer." who has an upset winner over Chris Evert in ness. He and partner Anders have to be very aggressive. She’s Bei weekend. tim e." defense, while. North Carolina including two back operations. things, mA Just m y number,” backer. He’ll be back thii.' Playing with just enough aggres­ a 2818 record against the nine the quarterfinals. Jarryd the No. 1 seed, met aggressive, so you have to counte­ by sc The Bengals signed former Cin­ Terms of the contract were not Coatdi Dick Crum is talking week.” ' AltiHtugh he was used only part- Bosworth said, “ n fty-five was sion and his usual patience. Wi­ players from Sweden ranked in the Edberg had no trouble with American Davis Cup stars Robert ract that by being even more m a I cinnati quarterback Turk Schonert, disclosed. about the t^ ra n k ed Sooners’ time last year, this year he has been Coach (Chuck) Knox’s Saturday’s top game will pUJ lander whipped Miloslav Mecir 83. top SO. was conquered this time. Krishnan, whose smooth strokes Seguso and Ken Flach, seeded aggressive.” gram who had been released by the GianU Coach Bill Parcells said hii^powered off«»e. healthy, regained his starting role suggestion." No. 3 UCLA at No. 2 Nebraska;: 87. 6-4, 7-6 Thursday night. He Now Wilander faces his buddy were no match for Edberg’s serve- second, in the men’s doubles final Thi Atlanta Falconsearlierintheweek. the team will ask the NFL for a D e ^ t e the top-ranked Soon- Aggression is no problem for and led the team In sacksduiing the bi (Aber gamre Involvi^ T ^ ; emphatically ended the match by Edberg, who is playing as well as and-volley power. today. Sept. "He knows the system and he’ll two-game roster exemption so BosworGi will start at inside era’ $9-14 victory over North Navratilova and Sukova. Both play exbilHtion season. linebacker in the Seahawks’ Ten temns, Kansas will be taking the tiebreaker 7-0, anyone in the tournament. “ I felt I played the same way I McNeil is the mystery guest in Fore pick it back up again quickly." Reasons will not be counted on its Texas last week, Switaer was power games. The Ban Francisco 49ers will reguiar-seasra opener a^inst the No. 4 Airtrarn, Wret Virginia iC \ It was a sweet win for the third "It. doesn’t matter if you are played ail week.” Krishnan said. the women's sem ifinals. She Mass Cincinnati General Manager Paul 4S-man roster.- Parcells said it is upset because bis team allowed "There won’t be any surprises at have defensive end Jeff Stover Broncos Sunday in Denver. at No. 8 Ohio State, nilkertonr^ seed from Sweden, who was 2-5 friends or not off the court when you Holtr Brown said of Schonert. who was possible Reasons cmild be acti­ M3 rushing yards, the most any "The difference was I played a snapped Evert’s record streaks of all.” said Navratilova, who is 182 available for Sunday’s opener “It was very satisf^ng to come State is at No. $ Louisiana Stated* lifetime against Mecir and lost here of ar the Bengals’ backup quarterback vated for Monday night’s season- Oklahiuna team has allowed get on the court." Wilander said. better player today. 16 straight years making at least lifetime against Sukova. ” I would against the Pittsbui«h Steelers. off the floor the way we did," Knox Me from lOtO through 108S. Now he’ll be opener against the Chicago Bears, since the final game of 1985. No. 8 Florida State is at IfosC last year to the fifth-seeded " I ’m playing better than in '85 " I felt on his serve, he was right the semifinals of the Open and 13 rather play her on this than on Stover ended his 4 M a y holdout said, “ but this is a new soason. mad( No. 2 to starter Boomer Esiason. but said Reasons would not start. Part o f , tire reason is that Carolina, No. 16 Notre Dame l(r [f (Czechoslovak. (when he lost to McEnroe in a on top of me. And he played very consecutive years with a Grand grass. On this surface. you can pass Wednesday, signing a one-year VHfiiat we did last year has absi^ at No. 9 Midiigan, and Virginia • cholc The Bengals waived Doug Gay- Last week, Reasons accused the Oklahoma played two freshmen Wilander plays countryman Ste­ five-set semifinal). My confidence well from the back of the court, Slam title. It's McNeil’s best her a little better." contract for a reported $325,000, lutely no bearing on this year. Tech travels to No. 10 Clemson. nor, their No. 2 quarterback Giants of treating him as a on defense. * fan Ekiberg, the No. 2 seed, in might have been better then, but also. I think on a given day. he can showing in a major tournament. Sukova, of Czechoslovakia, has and participated in his first full Momentum is not a tangible. It’s Mai throughout the preseaton, to make second-class citizen. He sought a Agaiiret North Carolina on Saturday’s semifinal. Edberg physicaly I am stronger and I feel put pressure on anybody.” McNeil and Graf had not played been gaining confidence through­ workout Thursday. like trying to grab at air." In other games. No. 11 Penn* room on their 45-man roster for three-year contract that would pay blitzed unseeded Ramesh Krishnan like I ’m just playing better this Ekiberg. the Australian Open singles against each other. But they "W e knew he would be in good Saturday, linebacker Dante State will play host to No. 10 out the Open after a slump that Schonert. him $1.5 million, but reportedly Besides the San Francisco- Mats Wilander of Sweden year.” shape, and he responded well," Jones, a senior who left last Alabama, No. 13 Arkansas of India 82. 6-2, 6-2 earlier champion, hasn't met a seeded did play doubles Thursday, with began following her win over "The coaches felt that the future dropped his demand to $1.2 million Pittsburgh and Seattle-Denver 49ers Coach Bill Walsh said of week’s game.with a mild ankle plays Mississippi at Jackson; makes a return in his Thursday. ■ Mecir also thought Wilander had player yet. His game will get Its Graf and Gabriela Sabatlni defeat­ Navratilova at Eastbourne. wasn’t there," Brown said of for three years. The Giants had games, other Sunday openers will Stover. "H e’ll start in the nickel sprain, will be back and nose- Miss.; No. 14 Tennessee is at quarterfinal match with Mi- Top-seeded Ivan Lendl and No 6 raised his game. biggest test against Wilander on ing McNeil and Zina Garri.son 84. " I am playing better with each Gaynor. “ It’s too dangerous a thing countered with a $900,000 three- have the New York Jets at Buffalo, defense this Sunday. How much, I guard Dante Williams will start. Mississippi State, No. 15 Ariz< Jimmy Connors meet in the other “ Mats is playing much better.” Saturday. 5-7. 84, match,” she said. "But my game to go into the season with a No. 2 year offer. Cleveland at New Orleans, the Los tpslav Mecir at the U.S. don’t know. But If we find ourselves "Marcus Lowe played good, ona State is at Illinois, No. 1$ men’s semifinal. Mecir said. ’ ’He didn’t lose yet. so ’T m playing better this year,” Did McNeil learn anything from must be stronger and I must serve quarterback you’re not sure of.” A starter since his rookie year In.^ Angeles Rams at Houston, Cincin­ Open Thursday night. playing very much nickel, he will be but there’s a world of difference Pittsburgh is at home for North " I played well on the important he has a chance, of course.” . Edberg said. ’Tve learned a lot the doubles match? well against Martina. Reasons ended a long and some­ nati at Indianapolis, Miami at New 19S4, the 25-year-old Reasons has substituted." between him and Dante (Willi­ Carolina State', and No. 20 times bitter holdout when he slgncnd been the overshadowed linebacker England, San Diego at Kansas City, ams) ," Switzer said. "W e’re not Brian Bosworth, the Seattle Sea- Atlanta at Tampa Bay, Dallas at St. Georgia plays hret to OregoC with the Super Bowl champion of the Giants’ 3-4 defense, playing thick inside, and I think with hawks’ $11 million rookie line­ Louis, Philadelphia at Washington, State. •« Giants. with Lawrence Taylor, Carl Banks Dante coming back this week, backer, will wear No. 55 this season Detroit at Minnesota, and the Los No. 7 Miami of Flojida anj^ Bolton to field deep squad Seniors will pace "I'm satisfied," Reasons said. and Harry Carson. He also made a he’s thick. He’s strong and big, a instead of 44, the number he wore at Angeles Raiders at Green Bay. No. 17 Michigan State are idle. MIcI —B y Uen Auster anyone.” —Sports Editor The one big difference Boyd sees MHS girl striders E Mi( H.S. Preview is in goal scoring. "W e’re putting town Depth. the ball in the net in scrimmages. Mem That’s one word that hasn't been Last year that was a real weakness. By Jim Tierney what Blanchette calls the 'back­ He u SCOREBOARD associated with Bolton High soccer We had our share of possession time Herald Sports Writer bone' of the team. Jessica Mar­ Kath in recent years but that's a The midfield includes juniors but we couldn’t put the ball in the shall, (Tiristine Nielson, and Do­ Blooi commodity eight-year (kiach Ray John Wiede and Drew Pinto and net. This year I think we have Seniority will prevail in the 1987 reen Breen are all vying for the Katl Athttllcs 8, Royili 2 *~Boyd says he possesses heading sophomore J.J. Hall. Two more people of putting the ball in the edition of the Manchester High remaining top five spots. Mam Baseball win,lose*. DREW Smlort golf leorn into the ’67 campaign. sophomores. Zak Morford and net.” he said, noting he’s looking girls’ cross country team. Others looking to crack the Bei KANSAS CITY OAKLAND “ Believe it or not, this is the most Michael Haugh, add depth here. from scoring punch out of the With nine returning runners, varsity squad are seniors Jennifer P is SI sOrhM obrhM depth I ’ve had in years.” said Boyd, Andy Massey. Boyd's other se­ midfield and the forwards. including six seniors, the Indians Tucci and Tina Visco, both of whom Maui Golf CHARLOTTE, N.C. (APJ — Here are Wilson Cl 4 0 0 0 Phllllpt3b ;;,',Who saw the Bulldogs score only 20 nior, will open in one of the forward will surely have the experience and and t Nitlonil Lagui itmdingt r Satizertb 3 0 1 0 Brnzrddli Thursday'ssooreslromlhenrslroundolttie "The kids are working well and ran track iast spring. Also, juniors Bran 1b 40 10 PInladh Paine Webber World Sanlon hivllallanal '■'foals in '86 when a 2-183 mark was slots. He's the leading returning I’ve seen a lot of good things in talent to produce a banner season. Kristen Turek and Tracy Shorts, Th( ■oft MvMen Trtabllrf 4 0 0 0 Constco A golf tournannent being ploved on the "logged. "This will be a luxury for scorer with four goals. Sophomore scrimmages. I ’nt just hopeful we A total of eight seniors are on the along with sophomores Diana Pap­ a.m. FWimatb 40 10 L4inslr«l3l> Mlnnachiug Woman 4A18vard Quail Hollaw Country . W L PCI. OB course; 'Ids. This will enable me to give C.J. Jedrewski. who netted two in carry that into the season." said squad along with three juniors and pas and Alexia Cruz will compete Fune St. Louis 81 57 .587 — LSmltbdh 4 0 0 0 McOwlr 1b PtOOlOM 2 1 1 0 SHndsnrf T ***i**?r**®*:F ~ Gross — Chi Chi Rodriguez 33-34—47 ^•players a rest which I sometimes ’86, and Mikko Myhrman, an Boyd, looking toward the opener two sophomores. for varsity slots. Pappas was the Ave., NSW York 80 39 .574 I'A TonL Guordlno 52, Flo Girard 54, (tary Royer 3M3r48 Montrsol 79 59 .572 2 ThurmnW 3 0 00 Jovlarrf "w a sn ’t able to do in the past. exchange student from Finland, that is tentatively scheduled for . ” It will be a mostly veteran top runner at liling Junior High last mass Boslaylf 1 0 0 0 RJeksnph g o r^ o Tierney 44. Lew Net — Evy Ken Still 3 3 4 8 ^ Phllodsiplilo 71 48 .511 lO'/i Kruk M, Emnno Brewer 37, Anne Gulnan Ben Smith 3445-49 "And it will be enable me to move join Massey along the front line. Thursday at home against Cogin- team,” I2th-year Coach Phil year. "She (Pappas) could break in Cti Chlcooo 48 70 .493 13 LOiyanc 1 0 00 MOavIsrI 38, Dot Ardo 38. PItfsburoh 45 74 .4M M'fy Blbonl ph 1112 Murpbyll Bob Charles 3545—70 ;;_'key people either back or forward Boyd is excited about Myhrman's chaug. Boyd said the opener may be Blanchette said. "They’re a great Into my varsity," Blanchette said. field. Quirk c 0 0 0 0 Tatttalonc Dove Hill 3545—70 Bene Watt nvMsn Charles Owens 3535^70 ^depending on game situations.” addition. "H e (Myhrman) can fit in delayed by a day because of lack of bunch of kids. It’s great working Junior Betsy Anderson Is cur­ . ^ . W L Pel. OB Ofinn pr ..Boyd cited. with any program. He has some with them. They’re going to be a rently out with a knee injury and is Callii Son Prondteo 75 45 .534 — Collaeoss Bmk id Bolton Beoras Orville Moody 3444-^70 offidals. Wlird pb _____ Don Massengole 3545—70 Danny Titus, one of two seniors natural talent that can't hurt us.” Schedule; Sept. l7Coginchaug H. good team ” hoping to be back by the end of the to 9 a Cincinnati 70 70 .500 5 Lorry Mowrv 3445—71 Houston 70 70 .SCO 5 Stsnbch pli «1 0 1 0 '.l6n the 38man varsity and junior Boyd said. 19 Parish Hill H 1 p.m.. 23 Portland Manchester's top returnee, who season. TaMt SUTTW, Nloss. (AP) — Rrst-round Miller Barber 3445—71 Atlanta 40 78 .435 14 n 2 5 2 Totarts 14 211 2 srorw Thursday ol the tSDOmo Bonk of Al Gelberger 3445—71 "Varsity roster, will be back in goal Sophomores Cliff Dooman. Biil was also the No. I runner a year The Indians, who had an 82 dual Nell U t A ^ s t 58 81 .417 14'/i A, 25 Bacon Academy H, 29Cheney Walter Zembrlskl 3548—71 ;'fo r Bolton with sophomore David Robbins and Dana Fortin will also Tech H ago, is senior Kim Jarvis. Having meet record last year, finished Nel San Dlaoo 57 83 .407 18 Kansas CUV 810 888 288-4 „ ------Pleosant Vollev Country Jim King 3547—72 Tluirtday’s Oemre Oakland 888 Ml oil—4 CIUDt XBoles his back-up. Junior Steve see service up front. Oct. 2 RHAM A. 6 East Hampton placed 29th In the State Open Meet second in the CCC East in 19M. Amb; Son Dlseo 8, Houston 7 Two ouls when winning run scored. D ^ Sanders 3448-72 John Mohoffey 3831-45 Peter Thompson 3547—72 “ Keisman, a returnee, mans the Bolton qualified for state tourna­ H. 9 Coventry A, 13 Vinal Tech A, 16 last season, Jarvis is ready to break Blanchette sees Windham as the at tl Only ooms tchadulsd Game Winning RBI — Canseco (15). Curtis Strange E—Gollego. DP—Kansas City 1, Oak­ 3833- 45 Jim Farree 3745-42 - sweeper slot with promising sopho- ment play in '85. Boyd Is hopeful the Rocky Hill H. 20 Cromwell A. 23 the top twenty this year which team to beat In the conference race. Hosp Ray Stewart 3348-45 Charles (taodv 3349—72 Montreal (Youmons 9-7) ot Chlcopo land 1. LOB—Konsas City 4, Oakland 10. Lee Trevino Jerry Barber 3844-72 ,\'more Attila Lengal at stopper. The '87 Bulldogs can go back to that Cheney Tech A, 27'Portland H. 30 would earn her All-State honors. "Windham is always tough," he Newli (Lancaster 4-1), 2:20 p.m. 2B—Gallego, SHenderson. HR— 3333- 44 Sam Randolph 3441- 47 Buck Adams 3448—72 ^starting wing fullbacks will be plateau. " I think we'll be real Coventry H. " I think she'll definitely make the said He Son Francisco (Dravecky 99) at Cincin­ Bolbonl (20). SB— Pecota (3). SF— George Bums McGwire. 3835-47 Roland Stafford . 3844—72 - juniors Dave Curilyo and Ron competitive in our conference Open,” Blanchette said. "Also, one nati (Rasmussen 1-1), 7:35 p.m. WOvne (kody 3443- 47 J.C. (taosle 3538—73 Nov. 3 RHAM H 3 p.m . 5 Bacon Schedule: Sept. 19 Windham Mass St. Louis (Tudor 4-2) at New York IP H R RR BB SO Lou Graham '.■'Idoller with junior Mike DePold and (Charter Oak Confernce). I don't of her goals is to qualify for the New Kansas Citv 3334- 47 Tommy Aaron 3837—73 Academy A 3 p.m. Games not noted Invitational. 22 natt/Gullford A. 29 there (Darling 124)1 7:35 p.m. Paul Azlnger 3333-47 Arnold Palmer 38^-41 •■’■freshman Jim "Grover in reserve. Pittsburgh (Drobak 7-11) at Phllodel- DJockson 7 envision getting blown out by 3:30 p.m England Meet.” The New England Guilford Invitational. hislil Runs Boltad ki Joy Haas 3 3 3 3 - ^ Charles Stftord 3845—73 phla (K.GroM 8-12), 7:35 p.m. JnOavIs L>2 11-3 National Loague reiulti Dennis Trixler cross country meet will be held Oct. 2 Newington H, 6 Ehtfleld- he re Gleoton 1-3 Dowson, Chlcooo, 117; Wolloch, Mont­ 3345-47 Butch Baird 3847—73 Los Angeles (Valenzuela 11-13) at real, 111; JCIork, St. Louis, 104; EOovIs, Ed Florl 3444— 68 Bob'Brue 3447—73 Nov. 14 at Wickham Park. /Hartford Public H. 10 Wickham He Atlanta (CoHman0-1),7;40p.in. Garber 0 Mike Iteld Oakland Cincinnati, 97; McGee, St. Louis, 94; 3345-48 Horvle Word 3945-74 The Nos. 2 and three positions will Park Invitational. 13 Windham- Nortl Houston (Scott 15-10) at W Olego Padroi B, Aitroi 7 Schmidt, Philadelphia, 94; Samuel, Phila­ Tom Byrum 3345-40 RotaBom 3844—74 Manchester senior Kirn Jar­ (Show 4-14), 10:05 p.m. CYoung 7 5 2 2 2 8 Mike Smith Joe JImlnez 3448^74 ^Palmer wants good health for EC likely be occupied by seniors Mindy /South Windsor A. 17 Brown Invita­ jwas I •v Sglurdav’t Oomes Plunk W44 2 0 0 0 2 2 delphia, 93; HJehraon, New York, 90. 3345-48 vis is Expected to run No. 1 PtfcMno (10 Decislens) Hubert Green 3442- 48 Bruce Crompton 3448—74 Forde and Merry Chadziewicz. tional. 20 East Hartford, 23 Div­ comr Montrsol at Chicago, 1:05 p.m. DJockson pitched to 1 batter In the 8th, HOUSTON SAN DIEGO Gene Sauers Lee Elder 4045—75 St. Louis at New York, 2:20 p.m. Garber pitched to 1 batter In the 9th. lb r h bl Ob r h bl Leach, New York, 11-1, .917; Aguilera, New 3335- 48 ';B y Len Auster the midfield. She scored two goals a Conference title a year ago. Two this season and her goal is to "Forde and Chadziewicz are In isional Meet (South Windsor). 31 Chur York, 82, .800; Martinez, Montreol,93, .750; Tad Lehmann 3444—48 Jimmy Powell 3748—75 Los Angelas at AtMnto, 2:20 p.m. Umpires Home, Ford; nrst, Evans; GYoung cl 5 12 0 Owvnn rf 5 13 2 Pat Lindsey (tane Littler 3449—75 -'Sports Editor year ago while earning All-State schools. Northwest Catholic and much better shape than last year.” State Class LL Meet (Wickham He Second, Cousins; Third, Hendry. Doran 2b 4 0 10 Reody2b Gooden, New York, 185, .722; Rowley, 3444-48 qualify for the New England San Francisco of Cincinnati, 7:05 p.m. 4 12 2 David Ogrln 3444- 40 Gay Brewer 3849—75 honors. Senior Maureen Brennan, South Catholic, have dropped out of Blanchette explained. "It will be a a Park). Pittsburgh at Phllodelphio, 7:05 p.m. T-4:04. A—12,341. Cruz If 3 0 0 0 CMrfnz 1b 3 12 0 Philadelphia, 17-8, .480; Davlev, St. Louis, Cross Country Meet to be Edwi 8-4, .447; Deshales, Houston, 185, .447; Rocco Mediate 3848-48 (taorge Loaning 3847—75 Each coach has his own ideas much stronger top three than last Nov. 6 State Open Meet (Wick­ Only gomes scheduled Ashby c 4 1 1 2 Sontlagoc 5 110 Clarence Rose Mike Fetchick 3748—75 who missed most of las^year due to the league leaving East. Sacred lived Boss rf 5 2 10 Brown 3b 4 0 0 0 Dunne, Pittsburgh, 185, .447;FOrsch,St. 3343- 48 held Nov. 14 at Wickham year” Louis, 185, .447. Mark Welbe 3344- 48 Howie Johnson 3748—75 Crheading into a new season. Some injury, will line up next ro Carroll in Heart and Mercy High of Middle- ham Park), 14 New England Meet Fasti St. Louis at New York, 1:35 p.m. GDavIs 1b 4 3 3 5 Gossogep 0 0 0 0 Wilhelm WInsnes Billy Maxwell 3848—74 Three more seniors will make up Wolllng3b 1 0 0 0 Abner If 3741— 40 "envision winning a league or state the midfield along with Katey town competing for ah ACC CHip Park. (Wickham Park). giierl Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. 1:35 p.m. 5 12 0 Bobby Wodklns 3443- 49 Fred Hawkins 3848—74 Los Angeles at Atlanta, 2:10 p.n>. Comlnit■ nit r3b 2 0 10 Tmpitn ss 3 2 3 2 Larry RInker “ 'Championship. Others only want to Clisham. Palmer said the one of the team’s and CRanIds ss 4 0 0 0 Mock cf 3843-49 K!P5.T«7V 3749—74 Son Francisco at Cincinnati, 2:15 p.m. 3 0 11 Nick Price 3445- 49 B^Toskla 3749—74 " see improvement from the previous The front line includes senior strength should be in the midfield Welh Montreal at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. Brawars4.Tloen3 Knapparp 2 0 0 0 Wynneef 10 0 0 Jim Ggllogher Jr. Gordon Jones ----- Hethcckp 0 0 0 0 (jrantp Traasactions 3445-49 "campaign. tri-captain Brenda Bailey, who " I feel we will be able to put the ball Th( Houston at Son Diego, 4:05 p.m. 2 0 10 Joy Don Bloke 3334- 49 HoroW Henning CJcksnph 1 0 0 0 MDovIs p 0 0 0 0 Rex Caldwell Doug Ford netted a team-leading 11 goals in in the net.” He isn’t overly East boys face major rebuilding a.m. o rrtio iT MILWAUKBE Andersnp 0 0 0 0 Krukph 3445-49 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl 10 10 Steve Pate 3334-49 Tom NIeporte 384^78 U_ Ron Palmer’s wish is for his East '86, senior Amelia Bearse (8 goals), concerned with the defense, either. Horn* Amorlcan Loaguoatandingi Agostop 0 0 0 0 Corapr 0 10 0 BASEBALL Karaiy Knox Bob Erickson 4 0 4 8 ^7 9 Scott Kendall and Kevin Ciaglo, "W e’re young and inexperienced,” WhItakrSb 5 0 0 0 AAolltorSb 3 3 3 0 ^lldrssp 0000 McCllersp 0 0 0 0 3843-49 ■"^ Catholic High girls’ soccer team is with Juniors Deanna Devanney and His biggest concern? You're Bv Len Auster Mass Modick 1b 3 0 0 1 Yount dh 3 0 0 0 Scott V a ri^ k 3835—49 Kel Nagle 374^79 graduated from the '86 club leaving says Haggerty, who recently Puhl ph 1 0 0 0 Salazar 3b0 0 0 0 KANSAS CITY RDYALS—Activated Bob Murphy ' to stay healthy. “ If we stay healthy, Janet Lombardo on the wings. correct — "The problem is if they Sports Editor Chrlf Bast Olvislen Lemon cf 3 10 0 Braggs rf 4 12 2 MHrndzp 0 0 0 0 Nelsn ph 3843-49 Dow Rnsterwald 3843—81 Trammi u 10 11 Jim Elsenrelch, outfielder, from the ISdoy Tom Purtzer 3445-49 ""we should do very well.” said the ■ The backfieid has senior tri­ stay healthy.” a major void for first-year Coach moved to Manchester after getting W L Fet. OB 3 0 0 0 Brock 1b 4 110 TeMs 24 7 9 7 Totals 17 817 8 disabled list. Notn Detroit S4 Herndon If 4 0 3 0 (}eer If 3 0 11 Mark Brooks 3334- 49 third-year Eagle coach. "Staying Only two short years ago. E^st Paul Haggerty to fill. a position at Pratt and Whitney. 55 .404 NEW YDRK YANKEES-Recalled Juan David Peoples captain Andrea Bearse. Amelia’s ton. Toronto S3 54 .597 1 Lusader If 0 0 0 0 Sveum ss 4 0 0 0 Houston 010 181 001—7 3348-49 Jtealthy will be the whole key.” he twin sister, along with senior Jen Schedule; Sept. 17 Portland A. 19 Catholic hoys’ cross country team Senior Steve Carlson, who was "W e’ll have a slow start and then New York 78 41 Morrsndh 4 0 2 0 Schroedre 4 0 11 Bonilla and Phil Lombardi, Inflelders; Ted Schulz 3544-49 Cemi .541 4 Ion DIogo- — Oil 181-4 Jay Buhner and Roberto Kelly, out­ Don Shlrey Jr. repeats. Mercy H 10:30 a.m., 22 Ledyard H. captured the state Class L cham­ 10th In last year’s Class MM run. build from there.” Milwaukee 77 43 .550 7'/> Nokesc 4 0 11 M dercf 3 0 0 0 Ono out when winning run scored, 3843-49 Boulay an(i sophomore Lynn Gen- hour: Boston 47 BroknsSb 3 111 J&istlll 3b 3 0 0 0 fielders; Orestes Destrode, first baseman, Bruce Soulsbv 3344- 49 East posted an 8-9 overall mark. 24 Sacred Heart A 3:45 p. m.. 28 NFA pionship. A year ago the Eagles should be East's No. 1 runner this Haggerty will try to rebuild 72 .483 17 (tame Winning RBI — Nelson (1). end Bll I Fu Aon and Al Letter, pHchars, from David Canipe Football tilcore. They’ll be in front of Baltimore 42 78 .443 22W Brgmnph 1 0 0 0 Riles ph 10 0 0 E—Brown, Ready. DP—Houston Z Son 3843-49 It lost its last two games of the A. were second in Class MM coming season that begins Thurs­ Blast’s fortunes with a 28man Cleveland 53 Wlwndr 3b 000 0 Columbus of the International League. Brad Faxon 3544-49 netminders Bonnie Bodarek and SS .374 33 Dlaoo 1. LD6—Houston 7, Son Diego 12. Lennie Clements 'Tegular season and then its lone Oct. 2 Old Lyme H. 5 South day against Notre Dame at Wick­ roster that includes just two seniors West (Xviston DEvnsgh 10 10 2B—(Swvnn, CMartlnez. 3B-MAack. HR— 3445-49 Laura Gunsten, whom Palmer W Heath rt 2 110 Notlonol League David Frost 3445-49 Cahtolic H. 9 Sacred Heart H 3:45 Times, however, do change, and ham Park. A pair of sophomores, and three juniors. The rest are L Fct. OB Ready (4). GDavIs 3 (25), Ashby (14), CINCINNATI REDS—Announced o tW8 Antonio Cerda postseason appearance, that a 2-0 plans on alternating in goal. Bo­ Minnesota 75 44 .533 Stierldn rf 1000 Gwvnn (7). SB—GYoung (18). S— 3843- 49 verdict to Farmington. In those p.m. 12 Mercy A 2 p.m., 16 that’s what Is happening to the Dave Crocini and Danny Feehan. sophomores and freshmen. P« Oakland 72 48 .514 Gibson ph 10 0 0 year agreement with (taaensboro of the Phillip Btadtmor 3544- 49 NFL atandinga darek is a senior. Gunsten a 2'/^ Templeton, Wynne. Sf=—Ashby. South Atlontic League for a aoss A Denis Watson Newington A. 19 Torrington H. 23 Eagle program have shown promise and should be Kansas CItv 49 71 .493 S ' / 7 ‘retata 34 3 S 3 Totals 33 4 0 4 3443-49 final regular season games. promising freshman. California fronchlse. Roger Maltble 3742- 49 NFA H. 26 South Catholic A 30 in East’s top grouping. Schedule: Noire Dame H, 19 Wind­ 48 73 .484 44 Bob Eastwood 1847—73 winners, and Laffit Pincay, who has about 6,800. Longden retired OP—Boston 1. LOB—BalUmoreT, Boston Gwvnn SO 137 323 MO 192 .367 4 p.m. — Golf: World Seniors Invito and Ralnet Mon 115 443 Ml 145 .327 LaVaa Induatrtal Lae Chill 3845- 73 tlonol, ESPN in 1966 with 6,062 winners. 8 2B—Borreft, B c j^ 2. IB-^Wwen. Tony Grimes 3447— 73 TROPHIES — SHIRTS —( withe H R ER BB SO Guerrero LA 130 471 76 152 .323 Mika Kopp 204, Brion Block 211-551, Al ^ 3 0 p.m. -O riolesat Red Sox, NESN, PHONE: 649-9240 (talrrago Mon 134 409 64 190 .320 Joe Can 3847-73 store Schewy »9 , Norman Jpgulth 2 2 5^, 3448- 73 4 7 3 3 2 4 Thuraday'ahaineruna ndTCnSr HTn 130 405 17 151 .311 5 ^ 145-247-454, Chuck Moselek TOURNAMENTS and local MTlunpen Phi 137 461 00 143 .310 Dsnny Hspler 3744-43 Guerrero In very critical condition Wlllmson 11-3 2 1 J 1 0 KoHeiil 204-570, Butch Sdvlno Chris KIta 3845-73 Ge NlednhMT L,84 84 2 l / v 0 ‘ 0 Wallach Mon 137 499 79 1S4 .309 Hortley Jr. 554, Phil Mosse Bill Kralzorf ByTBeosssrlatadPrses EDovls CIn 130 442 111 134 .303 3845-73 aJ^rtaPs?: »rwK‘a?''""'*" INDIANAPOLIS — Indy-car driver Roberto Guerrero was in END OF SEASON man AmerIcenLsaiiii KHernndt NY 135 509 70 154 .303 S ]'* ’^* * * ' ■!!!!! Magovan 211-208408, Frank Conner 3845-43 I p.m. — Conodo Cup: Canada vs. Polic Woodward 7 9 3 3 4 1 D ai^lm w e »2 2 »4 0 5 , Angus Rourde Gory McCord 3744-73 very critical condition Thursday after hitting the wall at the, Sambito W,84 1 2 1 1 0 0 Bolbonl ( » , Royals; Brookens (.....11), Sandberg Chi 110 439 71 132 .301 USSR, Score; Midnight on SportsChoiF BANQUETI Ge (tardner S,N 1 0 0 0 0 1 Tigers; Browsr (13), RongeiS; x-Ryol (5), Runt 3748-73 nel on toped delay Indianapolis Motor Speedway during tire tests. White (21),Angels. “ f-MJ'Dpn OumondllO, Dan Humiston Chrls Parry 3847-73 9 p.m. — Boxing: MIchoal Nunn v i BUSS non-i Dowson, .^ Ico go , 43; OMurphy, Guerrero, 29, was Uken to Methodist Hospital with moderate to Woodward pitched to 2 batters In the 8th. WittaiwlLSGgus Tim Norris 3744-73 Dale Jackson, mlodlaswelahts, ESPN • EXTERMINKTORS The fun place to be this fall Atlanta,*; ED6vls,andnnatl,34; JCIork, *8 2 0 4 -^ , Nell Lawrence 201-548, Al Tommy Nakallma severe head iitJuries, said Dr. Stephen Olvey, medical director held Umpires—Home, • •••< Rrst, (tarda; Ready (4), Gwynn (7), Padres; Davis 3 ^ Louis, 35; HJohnson, New York, 34; 3B38-74 11 p in-— Horse Racing; Breeders (2S),Ashby(14),Astros. SfPPO *0-571, Paul Charette 221-544, Dave Stockton 3747-44 Crown, ESPN They SemM.. Tbird, HIrschbeck. Strowberry, New York, 34; Schmidt, ttowle Edwards 200, Bill Calhoun 205- for CART, the Indy-car sanctioning b1507 T—4:04. A— iv,oir. x-grandstam Philadelphia,*; WCIork,Sannandaco,21 AkI OhmocM 3844-44 11:30 p.m. — U.S. Open tannta terS Roy Barr Jr. highlights, Channel 3 " It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept H, IM? MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Scut. 11, 1987 — 13 14 Obitnaries on eve I FOCUS/Wcelcemf Richard Hartley Aitken Richard Hartley Aitken, 82. of of peace mission Holyoke. Mass., died Monday at a Manchester convalescent home. He Msp f MANAMA, Bahrain (A P) — There was no independent confir­ was the husband ofthe late Yvonne Neither Iraq nor Iran reported mation of the report. X (LaRoche) Aitken and brother of attacks on Persian Gulf shipping or Earlier in the day, speedboat- J k .V Isabel A. Quimby of Manchseter. fresh combat as of late afternoon 7i borne Iranian commandos At­ Besides his sister, he is survived f today, indicating they may observe tacked the Cypriot-flag super- r by several nieces and nephews and a cease-fire during U.N. Secretary- tanker Haven with many grandnieces and General Javier Perei de Cuellar’s rocket-propelled grenades, causing grandnephews. ;a' peace mission to tbe region. damage but no casualties, gtdf- X ' The funeral and burial will be Perez de Cuellar was due to based salvage executives said. Sept. 26 at the grave site in the [f" arrive in Tehran tonight. Throughout the day Thursday, th Porestdale Cemetery. Holyoke, V I ’Hie two sides on Thursday had “ large formations” of Iraqi war­ '4 | l W Mass. There are no calling hours. reported attacks on sbippii^ and Holmes Funeral Home has charge planes launched “ destructive S 4 bombardments of each other’s at of arrangmenets. raids” on factories, power plants factories, rairing questions about la Memorial donations may be and communications centers deep whether they would observe a made to a charity of the donor's inside Iranian territory, the Iraqi truce, as Perez de Cuellar had a.i choice. agency said, quoting a war ^1' demanded. communique. pi Marilyn Carole Muidoon Several senior U.N. diplomats Iran’s news agency confirmed expressed doubt the trip would that Iraqi jets bombed several of its The funeral for Marilyn Carole succeed in halting the 7-year-old industrial centers, and said several oa Muidoon, 46, of Vernon, formerly of Iran-Iraq war. But Perez de Cuel­ civilians were killed or wounded. tel Manchester, who died Thursday, lar, leaving New York Thursday, Official Tehran radio said Iran­ fli will be Saturday at 10; 30 a. m. at the told reporters he was hopeful and ian Revolutionary Guards shelled en Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Main St, had “ plenty of ideas, plenty of the southern Iraqi port city of Burial will be In East Cemetery. suggestions for both parties.” He Basra, causing “ heavy damage.” n a.I Calling hours are Saturday from 9 s Su AP photo made an overnight stop in Paris. Industrial targets were also bom­ a.m. until the time of the service. In Tehran and other Iranian barded and set afire in three nearby Memorial donations may be cities today, millions of Iranians Iraqi cities, and military instella- made to the Rockville General FouMegged Marine vowing revenge against Saudi tions in Iraq’s southern port of Hospital Respiratory Care Unit. 31 Arabia and a worldwide onslaught Umm Qasr were shelled, it said. Union St,. Rockville 06066. Lance CpI. Daniel J. Daly will be other duties. Daly, an English bulldog, is against the United States paraded through the streets. te Michael J. Bushka meritoriously promoted to corporal at the Marine Barracks’ mascot. Daly’s E foi The marches were called to mark Michael J. Bushka. 31. of Middle- the last Marine Barracks Sunset Parade namesake, Sgt. MaJ. Daniel J. Daly, was the end of the mourning period for e< do town, died Wednesday at Middlesex in Groton Monday, a ceremony marking twice awarded the congressional Medal 275 Iranian pilgrims who died in State police Memorial Hospital. Middletown. Mecca on July 31. Iran Claims the the Marines’ last official function before of Honor in World War I. wl He was the son of Edward B. and pilgrims were slain by Saudi moving from the submarine base to vil Kathleen (Philburn) Bushka of security forces. Saudi Arabia de­ get cruiser. illuBtratlon courtety of 8t. Qeorge'i EplBcopel Church. Bolton Bloomfield and the brother of nies the charge, saying they and y« th Kathleen Ann Perkins of scores of others died in a stampede Manchester. after a riot. with muscle Besides bis parents and sister, he An Arabic language report by the P ga P o p e defends church history tm is survived by another sister, state-run Iran television, moni­ Continued from page I Maureen E. White of Warren, Ohio; tored in Nicosia, •Cyprus, showed Church bazaars signal autumn’s arrival bo and three nieces. demonstrators shouting; “ We shall speeds in excess of 140 mph. Pi The funeral Ls Saturday at 9:15 avenge the innocent and pure blood Fastest or not. one of the things a.m. at the Sheehan-Hillx)rn-Breen in taiks with Jewish shed in the House of God in state police like best about the flo Funeral Home. 1084 New Briatin M ecca!” take-out food at all times. R a ffle of television, sh Grand National is that it doesn’t By Nancy Pappas fn Ave., West Hartford, followed by a Tehran radio, also monitored in look like a police cruiser. video recorder, food gift certificates. Continued from page t Waxman today called upon the At a dinner meeting of 500 Jewish Herald Reporter wi mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. Cyprus, broadcast a resolution in “ The biggest advantage is that church to expand its efforts against leaders Thursday night. Cardinal wi In Christ the King Church. Bloom­ which Iran pledged “ a relentless they blend into traffic. People just nation,” the pope said. anti-Semitism. It should always be Johannes Willebrands, the presi­ The annual Christmas fair at many churches Bolton Congregational Church, 228 Bolton field. Burial will be in Mount St. onslaught against American inter­ don’t pick them out like they do with pi About a dozen protesters were noted, Waxman said, that the prime dent of the Vatican Secretariat for Center Road, Bolton. Date is tentative. 10 a.m. to Benedict Cemetery. Bloomfield. ests throughout the world.” our Crown Victorias,” Naples said. is m ore than just a good w ay to raise money. It’s outside the Metro-Dade Cultural victims of the Nazis were Jews. 3 p.m. zh Calling hour.s are Saturday from 8 Christian Unity, brought a message Also today. Navy Secretary "Not only do they help with also a fine w ay fo r people within the church to Center, including six in concentra­ Waxman aiso urged that the of reconciliation and hopes of better Few details at this time. Luncheon, snack bar of to 9 a m. James Webb, on an inspection tour routine motor vehicle arrests but get to know one another. tion camp garb with yellow Stars of Vatican extend diplomatic recogni­ relations. Co of the Navy’s escort squadron in the we’ve also been able to drive up and crafts planned. David sewn on. tion to Israel ^ a step that the Holy Th at’s one reason why North United Methodist Po Nelson G. Provost The Dutch prelate did not men­ Persian Gulf, visited the flagship alongside cars and watch people "W e are insisting the Vatican See has refused to take, citing tion the Waldheim controversy Church has revived its holiday fair tradition th Nelson G. Provost. 77. of 69 USS LaSalle and the helicopter snortinglines of cocaine or smoking United Methodist Church of Bolton, 1041 recognize the state of Israel,” said disputes over Israeli borders and directly, but said "w e should after going without a fair for five years. Ambassador Drive, died Thursday carrier Guadalcanal, according to a joint.” Boston Turnpike, Bolton. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. New York Rabbi Avi Weiss, chair­ questions about the status of forgive each other when there are a Navy source. According to fair chairman Blanche Newman, at the Veterans Administratidn man of the Coalition of Concern. Less than a minute after entering Handcrafts, gift gallery, luncheon. Jerusalem. ... faux pas.” The source, who spoke on condi­ m ore than 150 people have worked on the fair, Hospital Medical Center in The Jews had threatened to "Such a step would be a positive the highway, a Ford Mustang tion he not be identified, said Webb which will take place Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 Newington. boycott John Paul’s visit because of and constructive contribution by He promised the church will whizzed by, its driver oblivious to is begin discussions in December of would give a "pep talk” to the the state trooper. p.m. St. Joseph’ s Catholic Church, 33 West St., He was born in Easihampton. Waldheim, but after a meeting at the Vatican to the peace process, pe the Holocaust and would eventually 1,200-man crew of the Guadalcanal. Using more of the latest technol­ Rockville section of Vernon. 5 to 9 p.m. Nov. 6,9 Mass., Nov. 9, 1909. and had lived the pope’s summer residence at and it would send a strong signal to “ There w ere so m any new people in the Ai create a Catholic document on Webb is the highest ranking ogy for catching speeders — a a.m. to 7 p.m. Nov. 7. there and In Northampton most of Castel Gandolfo on Sept. 1, Jewish the international community that church, and we really needed a way to increase an his life, movlngto Manchester after Jewry. civilian official to visit the U.S. computer that measures distance Mistletoe Fair, with crafts, American and leaders said enough progress had the Holy See recognizes Israel as a the contact, the fellowship, among the various El he retired. forces in the gulf since the convoy and time to arrive at a vehcle’s rate been made to allow them to open the permanent and legitimate member Polish foods. Dinner serviced Friday and CO John Paul's first day on his U.S. operations began in July. Reagan of speed without the help of a radar groups,” she said on Wednesday. He worked as an at tendant for I he way for their attendance at the of the family of nations,” Waxman Saturday evenings, luncheon served on an tour included two meetings with administration sources said De­ — Naples nabbed the Mustang at an The September date was chosen to put the Northampton State Hospital. He Miami gathering. said. Saturday. on Iwas a veteran of World War II. a Reagan — the first on the airport fense Secretary Casper Wein­ average speed of 74.5over one and a North Methodist fair out in front of all the others. tarmac, the second at Vizcaya, a berger also will go to the gulf this communicant of the Notre Dame half miles. It also g a ve the com m ittees the chance to P« Renaissance-style villa. month. Within the next hour, Naples Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, 112 Cooper Church in Easthampton. emphasize many holidays, rather than just Hi The president and the pontiff Baghdad has vowed to continue its stopped a Corvette traveling in St., Manchester. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. He Is survived by two brothers. Christmas. There w ill be household decorations P Edward R. Provost, with whom he St./James priest discussed arms control, the eco­ raids until Iran complies with the excess of 80 mph and a Jeep that Fancy hand work, religious articles, nomic needs of poor countries, and and gifts appropriate to all holidays, from WI lived, and Robert D, Provost of cease-fire resolution the U.N. Se­ was speeding and making unsafe Christmas decorations and luncheon. Central American affairs. curity Council passed July 20. Iran Valentine’s Day through Christmas. Easthampton: two' sisters. Mar­ lane changes. The drivers didn’t re guerite P. Savoie of Easihampton " I told him that the United States has responded ambiguously to the expect to see a trooper get out of a Other booths include Vermont cheese, is unshakeably committed to the wl and Vivian A Provorl of joins Miami mass measure. sleek-lined sports car with alloy homemade breads, pies and cakes, old fashioned Hfrald phertoB by Pinto ox establishment of an enduring world For six weeks after the resolu­ Wethersfield. wheels and 60-series tires. jams, pickles and spiced fruit, gcjipevine and Nov. 13 and 14 m The funeral Is Monday at 9:15 peace and to the expansion of tion’s passage, an informal truce Bv Nancy Pappas invitation. dried flower wreaths, wooden cre^ons and Ellington Congregational Church, 72 Main St., Ju a.m. from the Mitchell Funeral human freedom around the globe,” was observed in the gulf "tanker Herald Reporter Kacmarezyk’s interest is in much more. j A Christmas village like this cne cculd Ncrth United Methedist Church fair Ellington. Nov. 13,7 to 8:30 p.m., Nov. 14,10 a.m. cr Home. 15 Park St., Easthampton Reagan said. war” on commercial shipping. Roll I COPELAND furthering the dialogue bet ween the adern a mantelpiece cr sit beneath a Saturday. to 2 p.m. bo Mass., followed by a mass of The pope, for his part, challenged Attacks resumed two weeks ago. out While adults are shopping, children have three Manche.sicr residents may have Polish National Catholic Church Christian burial at 10 a m In the Americans to do more for the Iraqi warplanes raided an uni­ choices. T h ere’s a room w here they can m ake Christmas tree. It will be fer sale at the Farm house Fair, with workers all in old-style rt^ngnized a familiar face this and the Roman Catholic Church The di Notre Dame Church. Easthamp­ world; "Service to humanity has dentified vessel Thursday night in a latexite. their own ornaments: another where cartoons rural costumes. Raggedy Anne theme. Indian morning as they watched Pope He expected to participate in a Buckets I ton. Burial will be in St Bridget always been a special part of the tanker holding area east of Iran’s DRIVEWAY pudding, homemade pies, crafts of all kinds. John Paul I l ’s televised public prayer service late this afternoon, w ill run continuously on a video player; and a Hi Cemetery. Easthampton Calling vocation of America and is still Kharg Island oil terminal, the mass. In that enormous crowd — and attend a reception afterward. PRODUCTS supervised nursery called the Pink Playpen, for hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m relevant today.” official Iraqi News Agency said. estimated at more than 250.000 — However, he had no idea whether he babies. Oct. 16 and 17 Second Congregational Church, 385 N. Main was tbe Rev. John Gwozdz of St would get to speak directly wlththe “ Everyone has really pitched in,” said St., Manchester. Nov. 7 ,10a.m. to 4 p.m. Nov. 20 and 21 James Church In Manchester. He pope. Instead, he thought he would St. George Episcopal Church, 1150 Boston Newman. She said that some of the smallest Olde Tym e Fair, celebrating the 100th Upltarlan Universallst Society East, 153 W. be speaking to lieutenants. " I can’t Turnpike, Bolton. 10a.m. to 3 p.m. was one of the newly ordained m em bers of the church have dipped pinecones Police Roundup priests who concelebrated that see him going through 2.000 hand­ Vermont Cheddar, Christmas ornaments, anniversary of the sanctuary. Crafts people by Vernon St., Manchester. 7 to 0 p.m., Nov. 20, and into paraffin to make fire starters, and some of invitation, dried flowers, knitted and crocheted mass with the pope shakes,” he tsaid. q w colonial crafts, toys, fresh apple pies and other 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Nov. 21. Kacmarezyk was delighted with N is the time to fiii your the oldest m em bers have sorted tickets and done items, grandma’s attic, luncheon served. Pottery, baskets, knitted items including All priests ordained within the baked goods. Luncheon served. the invitation. "1 think it’s a other necessary chores. dolls’ clothes, baked goods. Jams and Jellies, past year were invited to Miami to garden with LOTS OF COLOR Domestic dispute worthwhile endeavor,” he said. ” It’s been a wonderful experience, really, for Center Congregational Church, 11 Center St., dried flowers, natural decorations of all kinds, participate in the mass with the “ But it will probably be a relief all of us,” she said. Manchester. Nov. 7,9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Christmas stockings, children’s activities, gifts pope. Gwozdz. who has been at St. when I get back.” South United Methodist Church, 1226 Main St., ends in arrest H ere are some of the other fairs com ing up James in Manchester since June, When Kacmarezyk returns from Manchester. Oct. 17,10a.m. to 2 p.m. Country kitchen, handcrafts, antiques and to fit a kid’s budget. was among those invited. this season: A 22-year-old Manchester man Miami on Saturday. Dr. Kenneth Luncheon, country store, knitwear, baked collectibles, holiday house. Center Hospitality, a Parzyeh and his wife. Mary, of GARDEN MUMS new church cookbook. Luncheon from 11 a.m. to Church of the Assumption, Adams Street at was charged with breach of peace He didn’t seem overly excited goods, holiday booth, homemade candies, silent Coventry, will be preparingto leave after pushing his pregnant wife and when he left for this trip, said the Oct. 2 and 3 auction, beeswax candles, leaded glass, cross 1 p.m. Thompson Road, Manchester. H) a.m. to 3 p.m. tearing a telephone off a wall on Rev Francis Krukowski of St. on their trip to Detroit, where they $2 M Buckingham Congregational Church, Crickett stitched items, used jewelry, quilts. Nov. 21. Thursday, police said, James "The whole class wetil so will represent the lay people of the Large 8" Pot Only Lane, Glastonbury. Near comer of Hebron Salvation A rm y Citadel, 661 Main St., Handmade items, quilt raffle, coffee and he didn’t show too much excite­ Norwich Diocese. They are active Michael C, Ishma of 4.38 W Manchester. Nov. 7,9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. donuts in the morning, luncheon, Christmas Middle Turnpike, was charged ment.” Krukowski said. in St. Mary Church, Coventry. Avenue and Route 83. Oct. 2, 1 to 8 p.m., Oct. 3,10 Lots of Color with over 2,500 plants to choose from. H om e for the Holidays fair, with arts and table, baked goods. Thursday after he allegedly Krukowski is watchingthecover­ The Most. Rev. Daniel P. Reilly, a.m.to3p.m. St. M a ry’s Church, 1600 Main St., Coventry. punched a wall, tore the telephone age of the papal visit with interest, bishop of Norwich, chose them to Early American theme includes dipped Oct. 16,6 to 9 p.m., Oct. 17,10a.m. to 2 p.m. crafts, Santa’s Village, luncheon, baked goods. attend the meeting at St. Mary’s off the wall and then allegedly biit does not expect that it will bring candles, baskets, stained glass, dried flowers, Country store, woodworking, miniatures, tree Church of St. M aurice, 32 Hebron Road, enormous changes to America’s Cathedral in Detroit. Parzyeh is threw it In his wife’s direction, woodcrafts, baked goods served hot from the trimmings, knit and crocheted articles, kids’ St. John the Baptist Polish National Catholic Bolton. 10a.m. to3p.m. police said. He also allegedly Catholics. “ It’s wishful thinking, chairman of the department of GOT A FALL DECORATIONS Church, 23 Golway St., and Lithuanian Hall, 24 Calico kitchen, country store, H olly Shop, economics and management scien­ oven, extensive tea room menu. corner, games, ice cream parlor, treasure chest, pushed her, police said. but I hope I hat there would he more G olw ay St., Manchester. Nov. 6,5 to 9 p.m., Nov. food. New England craftsmen. Melissa C. Ishma, 23, said her ecumenical spirit comingout ofthis ces at Eastern Connecticut State HUNGRY fried dough, raffles, old Jewelry. 7,10a.m.to3p.m. husband lost his temper after they visit,” he said "There could be University in Willimantic. His wife LAWN? Many Things To Decorate Vernon United Methodist Church, 401 Hartford were involved in an argument, more of a spirit of cooperation is is a member of the advisory Turnpike, Vernon. Oct. 3,10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Christmas crafts, afghans and sweaters, St. B ridget Church, 80 Main St., Manchester. police said. Mrs. Ishma. who is two among the religions in this country, board of the Norwich Diocesan Your Home. Also a Good Apple Festival Fair, featuring apple cider, Andover First Congregational Church, Route American and Polish baked goods, sitdown N ov.21,10a.m. to3 p.m. 5,000 Sq. Ft. — • 7.95 months pregnant, was not hurt in and it could be fostered by the Office for Evangelization. baskets of apples, apple pies, many crafts. 6, Andover. Oct. 17,10 a.m . to 2 p.m. suppers Friday, lunches Saturday, Polish Knitting, baked goods, crafts, raffle items. 9 Supply of Silk Flowers, Dried 9 the incident, police said. pope’s visit. 10.000 Sq. Ft. — *13.95 Country kitchen, gifts, handcrafts, pony rides, He was held on $.500 bond He will Ron Kacmarezyk of Shaller Road 15.000 Sq. Ft. — *16.95 Flowers, Indian Corn, country store, tag sale, kids’ corner, silent be arraigned this morning in is also interested in ecumenical In Memoriam auction. Manchester Superior Court. dialogue. A member of St. John the and much, much more Baptist Polish National Catholic In loving memory of John F. Zipoli Now Is A Good Time Church' in Manchester, he was who passed away September U, 1985. Police nab two invited by the Bishops’ Committee Now It The TImt To for Ecumenical and Inter-Religious His memory is as dear today. on card theft Affairs to meet with the pope this As in the hour he passed away. PLANT WE ARE FOR Oct. 24 afternoon Kacmarezyk serves on GRUB Loving Wife and LAWN SEED St. M a ry’ s Episcopal Church, 41 Park St., Two men were arrested Wednes­ his faith’s supreme council, and TH E BIRDS Manchester. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Son Domenick CONTROLS day for illegal use of a credit card, believes this is why he received the Ask us about our own Knitted items, white elephant, baked goods, police said. candy, Christmas crafts. Tea served at noon, Kevin J. Gentile. 17. of 32 McCann New England blend Excellent Supply of Drive, was charged with theft and NOTICE lawn seed. September is sandwiches, cakes and cookies throughout the illegal use of a credit card, Due to a phone company error, the following listing Bird Feeders, fair. third-degree forgery and fourth- was omitted in the phone book. the perfect time degree larceny. His friend. Jeffe- ANNALEE DOLLS with all the food 7 rey A. Rothman, 17. of South to kill grubs. United Congregational Church of Tolland, on 7 Windsor, was charged with posses­ DR. LOREN J. SCHNEiDER POOtATKIST Come in early and to go with them. the Tolland Green, Tolland. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. sion of a lost or stolen credit card. DISEASES Z SUnOERV OF THE FOOT 4 ANKLE Police said Gentile charged $565 get 1st choice. OPEN 7 DAYS Wood crafts, cheese shop, baked goods, worth of merchandise on a Visa • ADULT 8> CHILDREN'S FOOT AILMENTS quiolts, miniatures, luncheon, blind auction of a card at a Manchester hobby store • DIABETICS. ARTHRITIS & POOR CIRCULATION Huge selection. We have SUNDAY UNTIL quilt. and left with the merchandise • BUNIONS. HAMMER TOES, HEEL PAIN. ETC. without signing the charge slip The • DISEASES OF THE SKIN Great prices! Soda Bottle Feeders. ____ 4K)0 store clerk later saw Gentile at a • SPORTS MEDICINE Nov. 6 and 7 local gas station and called police. • FOOT a ANKLE INJURIES 'Trinity Covenant Church. 301 Hackmatack St. Gentile told police he and Roth­ • FOOT GROWTHS (zpues. warts. iumcr«. ftc.i M anchester. Nov. 7,9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. man found the card on Park Street • LATEST SURGICAL TECHNIQUE VITTNER’S GARDEN CENTER Police later arrested Rothman Village Country Fair, with luncheon and Intricately painted to look SATUIfOAY t e vem N a Houas A V A ItA tL t . WOAKUtN-S COUPtNSATION CASCS 1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE 649-2623 Tiny geese, which are very popular with coffee shop, petting zoo, country store with ' Gentile was held on a $500 €ueAatNCItS S »N S A U t DAY like fiatchwork, this wooden non-surety bond. Rothman was country collectors these days, adorn a . handmade and Christmas items, antiques, MANCHESTER - VERNON TOWN UNE duck adorns a country-atyle held on a $250 non-surety bond Mane. 646-5153 grapevine wreath which will be sold books, children’s activities booth, baked goods, They will be arraigned in Manches­ 483 Middle Turnpike W., Menchester international tasting comer. candle holder. ter Superior Court on Sept. 21 Saturday at North's fair. M - MANCHESTER HERAIi),. Friday. 8eiH. H . I>t7 M AN CH E S TE R H E R A LD . Friday, Sept. 11. 1987 — 15 Michael Jackson In TV’s top 10 Weekenderr WORLDS LARQtSl KIELBASA RECORDS NEW YORK (AP) - Michael season, in a new character replac­ Major fairs Ui n '1 ^3 'm w n ’ # V Jackson might be looking to make ing the one played by Valerie th DI II ' his album “ Bad” No. 1, but his Harper, who departed in a contract Auction Oction iir IM It CB S-TV special, “ The Magic Re­ dispute. turns,” didn’t do too badly. It was in Hebron, NBC won its 32nd week in a row — No. 6 in last week’s ratings. From a tankful of beatiiM oil to a weekend but a day late, because the Nielsen Sandy Duncan was the only other getaway on Martha’s Vineyard, you’ll find it all at computer miscalculated the ABC .-V interloper in the A.C. Nielsen Co.’s the Action Auction on Saturday morning at Eastern ratings for Sunday and had to be S. Windsor \ top 10. “ Act II,” a one-time showing reflgured on Wednesday. Connecticut State University, Willimantic. The of an NBC pilot she starred in, auction raises money fer tile Eastern Foundation, Kielbasa % ranked fifth. ABC had released new Nielsen Fair-goen, take note. You havetun nn^Jor fairs which pays for research, schoolarships and special Is king Instead of taking that sitcom on people-meter ratings on Wednes­ — the Hebron Harvest F a ir and the Wapping Fa ir programs. The auctitm is at 11 a.m. at the Student ■' the air, Duncan will be the lead in day that showed it in first place, Center. i r t f , NBC's "Valerie's Fam ily” this — to choose from this weekend. Jerry Partyka, vice with N BC second. There’s going to be sky-high entertainment at 9'4'V J the Wadping Fair, at Rye Street Park in South president of the Chico­ f Windsor. You can take helicopter rides all Trio with a twist pee Provision Co., and weekend, watch seven huge balloons rise in a hot Miss Chicopee, Stacia HA air balloon rally on Saturday at Sp.m., andenjoy a Chubby Chedker wants to twist again on stage at ./ large fireworks display at 10 p.m. the Oakdale Musical Hieatre in Wallingfoni on Mazur, look over the That fair is open ft-om S to ll tonight, from 11 Saturday night, atoag with Fabian and Bobby \ company's 429-pound, a.m. to It p.m. Saturday, and from 11 a.m. to 6 Rydell. The three performers grew up in.the same 26-foot-long “King Kiel- p.m. Sunday. south Pbliaitolphia^eighborhood, and were all v The Hebron Fair runs from today through baaa" Wednesday in "diBCoveredV on TV ’s "Apierican Bandstand.” . . Sunday. Sponsored by the Hebron Lions a u b , it is Chicopee, Mass. The They’ll perform qnd reminisce about Philadelphia one of the largest fairs hi Connecticut, and will kielbasa, which requires Include the Lynn Anderson Road Show, bands, a and their careers. Tickets for the S: 30 p.m, show fife « i d drum corps performance and other are $17.90. two days to make and entertainment. eight hours of smoking, JOY Hours of the Hebron fair are 6 to 11 tonight, 9 is the centerpiece of the a.m. to midnight on Saturday and 11 a.m. to6p.m. The Latin vision Sunday. H'J 14th World Kielbasa Festival, which opened OF THE Here are more details on each event; A monthlong celebrzMon of Latin American ' -■4s artists begins this weekend at Real Art Ways, M Thursday at the Fairfield Wapping Fair Allyn St„ Hartford. In "North of the Border," the Mall in Chicopee. TH gallery hopes to present visual art, music, videos AP photo The Democratic and Republican town commit­ and performance art. The kick-off for this tees cooperate on tMs event, which this year WOK focuses OR the 200th anniversary of the U.S. celebration is Saturday with a 6 p.m. gallery Constitution. In fact, a gimit replica of that opening of a group show, "Poetic Visions," which ' • .if' Our Specialty document will be available for visitors to sign. showcases the work of six emigre artists, and a How to cope with medical deductions The Fourth Connecticut Regiment of Tolland multi-media video installation. This is free. will present a colonial encampment, so that It is followed by a concert of Latin folk music at 8 If you are at practical nurse to care for a healthy is given or mailed. You can mail Beef Chow Fun visitors may see what life was like for soldiers 200 p.m. The music of the Andes, performed by Juan all familiar with baby, even one whose mother died your doctor a check as late as Dec. Crispy Eggplant in Garlic Sauce years ago. For a modern look at m ilitary life, Brito and Kataris, will be paired with the Mexican the Tax Reform in childbirth. 31.1987, and still deduct the expense there will be a National Guard exhibit. music of Carlos Hernandez Chavez and Tequila. Act of 1986 and But bunching and moving up your in 1987. — even though the doctor Sesame Szechuan Noodle In addition, there will be pony rides, contests The concert tickets are $6. have been stud­ expenses to 1987, you not only stand may not cash the check until next Cocktail, Ploynesian Drinks galore, a petting zoo. stuntmen, carnival rides ying its impact Sylvia a tetter chance of getting over the year. and games, arts and crafts and many other P (XI individuals, 7.5 percent mark (you can deduct Pay by credit card; You can booths. you generally only the amount over 7.5 percent of deduct the expense in the year it Ls On Saturday at 12:30 p.m.. Strawberry For shutterbugs Porter have been hear­ your adjusted gross income). you charged. If you charged.a medical ^ W. Middle Turnpilie Productions will present a show for children on ing bad news, All shutterbugs will enjoy the Photo and Trade also get another advantage: The bill on your bank credit cardin 1987. good dental hygiene. It’s followed at 3 p.m. by a particularly deduction counts against your more it’s a 1987 expense, even though you ^ 1 i Walgreen I Joy BL Show on Sunday at the Steak Club-Ramada Inn in « * of tile show on dealing with strangers. Clowns will visit about Its effect highly taxed income. don't make the payment tothe bank from 1 to 6 p.m ., and the Country Sharpshooters Rocky Hill. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., amateur and 1 Wok OI Ready; aim, click on medical If financially feasible, you may until 1988. Manchester Pf will perform from 1 to 5 p.m. The concert stage professional collectors of photographic equipment deductions. want to accelerate payment for Pay by borrowing: You can will be occupied by the Starlighterss from 7 to 11 have the opportunity to buy, sell o r trade capieras But not all the news is necessarily and dental expenses into 1987. For expenses already incurred. Some deduct the entire medical expense 643-4600— .227 W. Middle Turnpike p.m.. with a break for the 10 p.m. fireworks. and lenses, tintypes, darkroom equipment and Anyone can shoot a fine picture at ships and buiidings in a series of scenes. bad. example, move a scheduled annual m ^ ic a l and dental procedures in the year you pay the bill — even if The Sunday schedule includes clown and magic A photo contest adds .interest for physical from January to this fall, other items. Admission is $3. It is sponsored by the Mystic Seaport’s Photo Day Saturday, Eli J. Warach, chief consulting take a long time to complete — you pay off the loan over a period of shows at 1:30 and 3:30 p.m.. and demonstrations schedule an eye examination be­ Wethersfield-Rocky Hill Rotary Club. Costumed interpreters, iike this gentie- shutterbugs. The grounds wiil be open editor for Prentice Hall Informa­ orthodontia, for instance. If you years. Sat you incur an unreim­ of hhe art of falconry with Dick Lucius and Julie fore the end of the year, and so on. have the choice of paying the entire bursed hospital bill of $4,200. You Coller. at 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. The Good Times man, wiil pose against backdrops of from dawn to dusk. tion Services, and I have been working together to give you a bill this year or spreading the take out a three-year loan and pay Tuesday Night - Italian Night Polka Band will entertain from noon to 6 p.m .. and If you have had a baby this past Board is set rundown on the law to help you payment out over monthly instal­ the entire bill this year. Result: the the Senior Songsters will entertain at 1:30 p.m. year you have a lot of medical handle the cons and well as the lments, consider paying the full entire $4,200 qualifies as a medical expenses which are deductible. Do The Sounding Board, Hartford’s weekly folk pros. For instance: How do you amount now in these final months of expense in 1987. But watch this, the not forget to include, in addition to Weekend Speclela H«bron HaivMt Fair music coffeehouse, w ill reopen for the season on Cinema cope with what is sure to be a big 1987. Sure, it may be financially interest on the loan may not be your doctor bills, delivery rooms. loss in the deductions for medical sticky, but this way you get a completely deductible anymore. The entertainment at the Hebron Harvest Fair Saturday. The opening act is Bill Staines, a X-ray and other expenses: special expenses? medical deduction this year (as­ Pay in advance: As a general • Our Own Canneloni stuMgd w/vgal & sautagM .... * 6 .9 5 is certainly big time. The Carlton Showband will Connecticut favorite, who does original and HARTFORD MANCHRSTER _ ^ 9:30. equipment and supplies, such as UA Theaters East — La Bombo suming you would be over the 7.5 rule, you can't deduct an advance perform Saturday at 3 and 8 p.m.. and the Lynn traditional songs, yodels and tells stories. Doors CInwiKi City — A Man In Love (R) FrI Now, when there is time to act invalid chairs; “stork service," percent m a rk ). payment for medical service to be • stuffed Sole w/ch««M & broccoli ...... * 8 .2 5 WI Anderson Road Show will be on stage Sunday at 1 17,4:40; Sot and Sun 1:10,4,7,9:40. (PG-13) FrI 7:15, 9:45; Sot and Sun 2, WILLIMANTIC open at 7 p.m., and concerts begin at 8. The — Jean de Florette (P G ) FrI 1, 6:40, 4:15, 7:15,9:45. — Full Metal Jacket (R) U.A. The CInemM — Roxanne (PG) with care, total up all your medical such as ambulance to and from Keep these points in mind when rendered in a following year. But • Tenderloin Tips sautad wzwlna & mushrooms...... * 7 .9 5 and 6 p.m. In addition, there will be magicians, an coffeehouse is at F irs t Church of Christ 9:20; Sot and Sun V, 3:40, 6:40, 9:20. — FrI-Sun 9:30. — Master otthe Universe FrI 5:40, 7:40, 9:40; Sot 1:40, 3:40, 5:40, and dental ex penses and keep doing hospital: travel expenses essential paying your medical expenses in there are some exceptions. For Elvis Presley impersonator, a fife and drum Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (G ) (P G ) FrI 7; Sot and Son 2, 4:30, 7. — 7:40, 9:40, 11:40; Sun 1:40, 3:40, 5:40, • Baked Scrod w/seatood stuffing...... * 6 .9 5 Congregational, 12 S. Main St., West Hartford. For Who's That Girl (PG ) FrI 7:30,9:40; Sat this until the end of the year. Here to getting medical care; medical 1987.1 am reminding you about this example, suppose that to get your corps and squaredanoers on Saturday afternoon, FrI 1:30; Sot and Sun 1:30, 4:10. — ft 7:40, 9:40. — Maid To Order (P G ) FrI reservations, call 563-3263. Prayer tor the Oylno (R) Fri-Sun 7:10, ond Son 2:15,4:45,7:30,9:40. — The Woll 5:45,7:45,9:45,11:45; Sot 1:45,3:45,5:45, are different ways you can take treatments such as blood transfu­ now so you will have the rest of the parent admitted to a nursing home, and Dennis Dolan will offer his ventriloquist act 9:50. — The Fourth Protocol (R) FrI (R ) FrI and Sat midnight. — Heavy 7:45, 9:45, 11:45; Sun 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, advantage of medical, dental and sions. But note that you cannot year in which to make these you must make a payment to cover LA STRADA Restaurant on Sunday afternoon. 1:10, 6:50, 9:30; Sot and Sun 1:10, 3:50, Metal (R) FrI and Sat midnight. — The 7:45, 9:45. — Stakeout (R ) FrI 5,7,9:15, 6:50, 9:30. Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) FrI and 11:15; Sat 1,3,5,7,9:15,11; 15; Sun 1,3,5, prescription drug expenses in 1987. claim the cost of maternity clothing tax-smart moves. lifetime medical are. Result: The 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 Tonight Is Polka Night, with Dick Pillar and his It’s corny Sot midnight. 7, 9:15. — Dirty Dancing (PG-13) FrI Where possible, accelerate what or antiseptic diaper service Nor Pay by check; Payment by check advance payment for future medi­ Mss.-8al. I:SS-IS / Sss. 'Ill S Polka Band. There will also be a Junior Miss RAST HARTFORD 5:15,7:15,9:15,11:15; Sat 1:15,3:15,5:15, would otherwise be 1988 medical can you deduct the cost of a is considered made when the check cal services is deductible in 1987. Hebron Harvest Fair, tor 8- to 12-year-olds, at 6 Rmlwootf Pwb A Cliwnw — Dragnet VERNON 7:15, 9:15, 11:15; Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, The Wethersfield Com Festival will be held on (PG-13) FrI and Sot 7:15,9:15; Sun 7:30. Cine 1A 2 — Full Metal Jacket (R ) FrI 7:15, 9:15. - The Big Easy (R ) FrI 5:10, p.m.. anda Miss Hebron Harvest Fair Contest, for P99r RiciMrd't Pub A Cinema — The 7:10,9:40; Sat and Sun 4:30,7:10,9:40. — 7:10,9:10,11:10; Sat 1:10,3:10,5:10,7:10, women ages 16 to 20. at 8:30 p.m. Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the Broad Street Witches of Eastwick (R) FrI and Sot The Care Bears Adventures In Wonder­ 9:10,11:10; Sun 1:10,3:10,5:107:10,9:10. But there are many country features which Green. There will be music, a cake walk, exhibits, 7:30,9:30, midnieht; Sun 7:30, 9:30. land (G ) Sat and Sun 1:30, 3. — The — The Fourth Protocol (R) FrI 5,7:10, Sbowcosa Cinemas 1-9 — The Living Witches of Eastwick (R) FrI 7,9:20; Sat 9:20,11:30; Sat 2,5,7:10,9:20,11:30; Sun T H E H o m e s te a d games and of course, fresh com. Advice remain part of the Hebron Harvest Fair. There Daylights (P G ) FrI 1:30, 7:15, 9:50, and Sun 2, 4:20, 7, 9:20. 2, 5, 7:10, 9:20. A fine dining experience with a country antique flair. || 3 will be a pony pull on Saturday evening, and an At the same time, there will be a flea market and 12:10; Sot 1:30, 4:15, 9:50, 12:10; S u i v ^ 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, 9:50. — Like Father, ^ WEST HARTFORD DRIVE-INS oxen pull on Sunday at 10:30 a m. Saturday craft fair on the grounds of the United Methodist Like Son (PG-13) advance showing Sot ^ Elm 1 A 2 — Revenge of the Nerds 11: Mansfield — RoboCop (R ) with morning Is devoted to a horse show and livestock Church, 150 Prospect St., Wethersfield. at 8. — Nightstick (R) Fr11:10,7:40,9:45, Nerds In Paradise (PG-13) FrI 7; Satand Predotor (R) FrI-Sun ot 8. — Full Metal Judging. There are many exhibits of foods and 11:40; Sat 12:10, 2:10, 4:15, 7:40, 9:45, Son 2,7. — Spaceballs (PG) F rI9:30; Sat Jacket (R) with Superman IV: The If all that’s not enough to make you head for 11:40; Sun 12:10, 2:10,4:15,7:40,9:45.— andSun4:15,9:30.— Roxanne (PG ) FrI Quest for Peace (P G ) FrI-Sun at 8. — Teen tantrumsjrip up parents’ plans crafts. Midway rides, carnival games, food Wethersfield, there’s the Wethersfield Grange No Way Dut (R) 1:40,7:35,10,12:10; Sot 7; Sot and Sun 2, 7. — The Witches of Bevelry Hills Cop II (R) with "Croco­ Seafood Medley booths and amusements are also part of this fair. 12:40, 2:50, 5, 7:35, 10, 12:10; Sun 12:40, Eastwick (R) FrI 9:30; Sat ond Sun 4:15, Fair, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., at the Wethersfield Grange, dile" Dundee (PG-13) FrI-Sun at 8. Tickets are 13 general. $2 senior citizens, 2:50,5,7:35,10. — The Big Easy (R) FrI Over Linguini 1:15,10,12:05; Sot 12:15,2:20,4:30, 7:25, DEAR DEAR GOING: Your daughter is now. So why am I writing to you? children 12 and under free. 136 Old Main St., Wethersfield. Along with exhibits of plants and crafts, there will be contests, baked 10,12:05; Sun 12:15,2:20,4 :» , 7:25,10. — A B B Y : We have manipulating you. She whines and I ’ve kept a daily diary for 17 The Lions fairgrounds are on Route 85 in The Principal (R) advance showing FrI two daughters. years, and I'd like to send you my • 13.95 Hebron. goods and candy for sale. Jewelry, white elephant ot 8. — Dirty Dancing (R) Fr11:20, 7:10, complains so you will not want her 12 and 14. The diaries so you can tell me if you items and a roast beef dinber. 9:30, 11:45; Sot 12:20, 2:25, 4:25, 7:10, around. Lay down the law. Insist 9 : » , 11:45; Sun 12:20, 2:25, 4:25, 7:10, EBRON 1 4-year-old’ that she go with you and refuse to think my life’s story would make a You're still not convinced? Then what about the 9;30. — Hamburger Hill (R) 1:35, 7:15, hates to go any­ Dear Abby put up with her childish tantrums. good television series. (My psychi­ 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) Wethersfield Antiques Festival at the Solomon 9:45, midnight; Sot 12:25, 2:35, 4:50, 7:15, 9:45, midnight; Sun 12:25, 2:35, ARVEST where with us —- Abigail Van Buren When she knows her scheme is not atrist thinks it would.) I don’t Welles House, 220 Hartford Ave.? More than 150 4:50, 7:15, 9:45. — Stakeout (R) 1:05, Sponsored by even to the expect you to read the entire 17 Mansrield ■ 456-2240 Tht HoffWiitud 7:20, 9:50, 12:10; Sot 12:05, 2:25, 4:45, working, she’ll make the best of it antiques dealers will offer their wares, rain or Hebron corner store. I years’ worth, but how about if I sent 7:20, 9:50, 12:10; Sun 12:05, 2:25, 4:45, Lion's Club and lighten up. If you let her win. shine, from 10 a.m . to 5 p.m . Admission is $2.50 per 7:20, 9:50. — RoboCop (R ) 1, 7:30,9:40, FAIR usually let her you will be sending her the message you the last 10 years? 11:50; Sot 12,2:15,4:30,7:30,9:40,11:50; stay home, but City festival person. Sun 12,2:15,4:30,7:30,9:40. — Can't Buy Presents Outstanding Attractions that all she has to do to get her way Before I sendthesediaries, I need we're planning a Me Love (PG-13) 1:25,7:30; Sot and Sun is be obnoxious and you'll knuckle to be sure you will return them — < 3 n n 12:25,2 :» , 7:30. — Born In East L.A. (R) The Dynamic Sounds of long weekend under. registered mail, of course, at my 9:35, 11:35; Sot 4:40, 9:35, 11:35; Sun trip, and she's begging me not to 4:40, 9:35. THE CARLTON SHOWBAND stay with her friend? 1 donf know expense. Thank you. just for kids It’s Greek to me make her go. Frankly. I would just the friend’s parents that well, and Beat Italian 1984-86 M Y SIGN IS L E O The Masters of Musical Merriment • Sat. 3 p.m. & 8 p.m. as soon stay home than have her she’s only 14 I ’d worry about her” D E A R A B B Y : I'm a 33-year-old Voted Conneclicul Magazine Anyone can be a Greek, at least for onU day, at THE LYNN ANDERSON SHOW with us complaining about the long On the other hand I say to myself: woman who has teen married four Where will you find a star from television’s the New Haven Greek Festival in Lightiwuse Point SHOWCASE drive and whining all the time “ If she is forced to go with us and times. None of my marriages lasted D E A R LE O : Please don’t send P resent. A /Vew Divenified Menu Sunday 1:00 p.m. & 6:00 p.m. “Sesame Street.” a 20-foot dragon made from Park. Greek dancing and music, belly dancers, CINClIiAS because she's bored. She says she sulks, whines and complains. I over a year (two divorces and two me your diaries. I ’m sure they balloons, magic. Juggling, puppets and lots more? ■ halian CuUine ■ Seafood ■ Fowl ■ Steaht ■ Alba S Greek cooking lessons, Greek puppet shows and, of I BAnOAINMATINEEFIIISTSHOWONLY-IZ.SO L Plus Many Old Favorites Including: can stay with her girlfriend if I let could ignore her. But why should I annulments). I ’m beautiful, intelli­ would make fascinating reading, At KId'rific. a festival for children in Hartford on I CONTINUOUS SNOWS SAT. SUN. 8 HOUDAYS | her stay home. It would make a have to suffer and have my trip gent. rich (Daddy’s money) and but I am not qualified to evaluate course, plenty of delicious Greek foods will be Friday: Horsepull...... 6 0 0 p.m. Sunday. For the festival. Main Street will be LATE SHOWS FRZ)AY 8 SATURDAY more pleasant trip for me. I ’m torn ruined?” miserable. I ’ve experienced both material for possible use as a A Dining Room With A View featureil. Parking and admisison are free. The fair Saturday: Horse S how ...... 9:00 a.m. closed from G. Fox h Co. to Center Church at Gold E. HARTFORD s s b -b b io both ways. I keep telling myself: Please help me, Abby. alcohol and dope addiction, been television series. You need a isopen tonight until 11 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, Sunday: Oxen P ull...... io:30 a.m. Street. Last year 18.000 people attended, and this IN H PS1 ATE 84 E XIT b6 “ Why should I give in and let her GOING CRAZY IN SANTA ANA hospitalized twice, but I ’m clean literary agent. Enjoy The Foliage At 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. ■ NWHWnCK BI year, the Hartford Downtown Council and the is n s . n l S P E C IA L - Fri - Miss Harvest Fair Contest 8:30 p.m. The Glorious Autumn Approaches Friends of Downtown expect an even larger Friday: Dick Pillar and his ‘ Polkabration Band' 7:00 p.m. 1 WMVUM UHS I For Abby’s booklet, ” How to On The Mountain. turnout. Sat. - Mystery Train, Elvis Impersonator 6:30 A 9:15 p.m. Write Letters for All Occasions," From 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.. you'll find the Ronald Look for a bargain Miocor BI 1 Sun. - Fabulous Farquahr Noon & 700 p. m. 1 1 Insurance causes migraine send a check or money order for 60 yUla Louisa Road, Bolton, CT 646.3I6I McDonald Show, a music video van. storytellers 1 uiiaiGag OTHER ATTRACTIONS INCLUDE: $2.50 and a long, .stamped (39 from the Hartford Public Library, a petting zoo. The entire contents of a 12-room Victorian home TWMUJVID cents), self-addressed envelope to: roving clowns, magicians and dancers, and a in W illim antic — including literally thousands of Uvestock a Poultry Judging • Vegetable A Craft Exhibits DEAR D R . competitive and you m

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("The. “New Archies.'*) * • ...... ( Tm , fell-' (24) Fawlty Towers teenager who enrolls at a famous riding # i mg") and an animated version of ("A LF ") school must overcome her fear of jumping 6:00PM (T ) (X ) (|3) (M) C40) News ($D Odd Couple T I^ E Y V E 5 T A Y E P T 0 6 -ETMEI2 McKeeven wed SO yean (in Stereo) caused by her mother's riding accident. 7t^ps'& rUe h y^fitz5&/ ______BtarkviVM CS) Three's Company (41) Show de Rolando Barrel NIB T^e r BTILL MAf^ISP ? FOfZ TME CHIUPPEMS SAKE r- f 1 (M) MOVIE: 'Annie Hell' A New York co­ Annette Fumceflo, Tommy Kirk, Donald Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. McKeavar, formerly of GD Matt Houston median struggles with his on-again, off- 11:00PM ;CD (D (S® C3® (4D;News; Pleasence. 1961 “I'm rich...l cater everything!" (JD Gimme ■ Bre^ again romance with a young woman W in­ C D G^l) tate Show (In Stereo) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Dangerously Close' Manchester, celebrated their SOth anniversary on ner of four Oscars, including Best Picture The days of some uppei crust high school (jD Greatest American Hero CD Carol Burnett and Friends y Sunday. The couple reside at Holiday Court at Jensen^ Woody Allen, Diane Keaton Tony Rob vigilantes are numbered when tho school 7 ^ Angie erts 1977 d i) At the Movies Scheduled actors who THE ORIZZWELLS "’ by Bill Schorr newspaper editor exposes them as ac­ Beach, Fla. Joining them in the celebration were their Sesame Street (CC) (4D Webster (C C) Wt?hstof and Jerry in­ quar«*nUH? box office success (R) complices to murder Jofm Stockwell. J UH.OH.. HEEE tfOME5> V HOPEHO HE5 HOT fTlU- :.HE¥ HM7A^^|UMMER four eons, many grandchildren and friends. . ^ Charlie's Angels vite the Four Tops to perform at George (1D Abbott and Costello Eddie Peck. Carey Lowell 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) Tu ac HUM PNI^m. \ U R ^ ABOUT ME .war- d D Quincy and Kaiherino^ti wedding anniversary (?D Tales From the Darkside party (R) [U S A ] Night Flight: Short Film 1M6 WM UPOHlHfc \ rt.HE5HWWi . . Reporter 41 (24) Doctor Who 0 j) Novela: Pobre Senorita Limantour \ jn w i VN OF 5CH0pL ) fUMKEgTOPilf ^ IH (§£) MacNeii / Lehrer Newshour (26) Tales of the Unexpected 1:1 OAM [M AX] MOVIE: The Exot (Ji) Marco Polo The advr’ntuies of 13th cist* A young girl commits unspeakable V l» About Town d ll Fame (60 mm ) (In Slurno) century ex))lorer Marc4» Polo are drama (34) M * A -S -H acts of evil after becoming demonically tized in this Fmmy Award winning miniser (41) PELICULA: Verano Ardiente’ Jorge TEAR. [D IS ] Mouseterpiece Theater possessed Based on the novel by William BB [ESPN] SportsLook les from 1982 starring Ken Marshall in thn Rivero, Nadia Milion, Jose Galvez Peter BIntty Ellen ButHlyn. Max von Sy title role. Leonarrl Nimoy as Polo's adver (57) S C TV dow, Linda Blair 1973 Rated R [U S A ] Cartoons sary Achmet and Burt lancasier. as Pope THE PHANTOM by L** Falk A By Barry are planning the fourth in a series of [CN N ] Moneyline 1 :30AM CD Get smart Auxiliary maett 6:30PM ® M 'A 'S 'H Gregory X (2 his ) Part 5 of 5 informal discussions with senior [D tS ] Adventures of Ozzle and Harriet Cil) INN News IX ) dO) ABC News (CC) A ^l&TT TH£ CH/£Fe> w /u H£V£R The Manchester Memorial Hos­ citizens about Manchester’s past. [CN N ] PrimeNews [ESPN] Harness Racing: Breeders (32) (^® Friday Night Videos (In Stereo) NOW, CHIEFS,,THE POlWII ANP THEIR cm Benson OOEEH POfWNCW ; THE U V IN 6 S N A I ^ P O R o B Tf I pital Auxiliary will meet Sept. 28 at The program will be held Wednes­ [E S P N ] College Football Kickoff ((K) Crown (Live) (ID Home Shopping Game Laverne & Shirley mm ) noon in the hospital auditorium. day at 2 p.m. in the auditorium of [ T M C ] M OVIE 'House of the Long Sha- [CNN] Newsnight Update ^ The speakers will be Lois Lewis, the Whiton Memorial Library on & (3d) NBC News [H B O ] M OVIE: 'Born American' Threr- d'^ws' A bi/arrr? family reunion at n Welsh % manor hampers the efforts of a writer who [U S A ] Night Flight: Rock It Lounge North Main Street. d4) Nightly Business Report young Americans cross the Sr^viei border R.N., M.S., executive director of during a hunting expedition and find them IS lactng lire clock to finish a suspense (41) Noticiero Uhivision 1:35AM [HBO] MOVIE; Krush Visiting Nurse and Home Care of Herbert Bengston, a life-long selves fighting for their freedom and their novel Vincent Price, Peter Cushing. Chris Groove' A new record company trios to CAPTAIN EASY ‘ by Crooks A Casale Manchester, and Lois Pabst, R.N., Manchester resident, will discuss [C N N ] Showbir Today lives Mike Norris, Steve Durham, David tophi!iloe 1983 Rated PG break into thn big time Blair Underwood. BUT ISN'T THIS A NOTHING IS TOO DO I HAVE TO &0 TO M.B.A., director of the home care growing up in the the Silk City [D IS] Zorro Coburn 1986 Rated R [USA] Fridays Joseph Simmons, Sheila E 1985 Rated H DRASTIC IF IT HELPS A CONSCIOUSMESS- [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘Touch and Go' (CC) A (In Stereo) r a th er , d r a stic department at the hospital. during the 1920s and 1930s. Dr. John [E S P N ] Running and Racing C^lTennis; U.S OponTen RAISING CLINICT star hockey player liecomes involved with 1 1 :30PM MEASURE. DOCTOR? YOU TO STOP SMOKING Sutherland from the college will nis Highlights Ifighlights from the U S TA 2:00AM ® Solid Gold (R) (In Stereo) A chicken luncheon will be [ T M C ] M OVIE: Bells Are Ringing' A the impoverished mother of a child who M R M c K E E . National Tennis Center in Queens. N Y served. A SO charge will benefit the lead. Refreshments will be supplied timid girl who works (or a tnlophom* an had attempted to mug him Michael Kea CD Best of Saturday Night Live sworing snrvicn tnkns a dnnp porsnnal in scholarships of Lifeline. Reserva­ by the Friends of the Library. ion. Maria Conchita Alonso. Ajay Naidu CI3 (40) Nightline (CC) (ID Hit City trost in all thn clients Judy Holliday. Df’an 1986 Rated R tions are limited and should be Marlin, Frod Clark 1960 (In Sliiroo) CD Entertainment Tonight [U SA ] Night Flight Take Off A^THtCH/£fe WATCH., 7H£ "iO ^T" 'lOUTWe,. Li made by Sept. 14 with Laura [U S A ] Riptide (11) (20) Honeymooners POUR OUT OP rm one a t 6w pm >„ A u v e a w p w p u . Parents’ clast set 7:00PM (X) CB S News 2:30AM (ID Twilight Zone f Nalesnik, 109 Waranoke Road, 8;30PM (24) (57) Wall Street Week (16) Topper { Second Congregational Church is ( D News (2D Music City. U S A. Manchester. ^ Amazing Stories (CC) A lighthearted (22) (30) Tonight Show (In Stereo) BLONDIE by Daan Young A Sian Drak* CD Wheel of Fortune {(^ ) [C N N ] Sports Latenight Sponsoring a parents’ class, “ Am I look at family life through the eyes of a Racing from Plainsfield GetUng Through To You?” aimed C£) $100,000 Pyramid meek dog Voices* Stan Frnberg, Annin [D IS ] N ew Vaudevillians Too Host Ed ONCE I WAS A ^ B U T A 7 THAT'S HAPPENED TO VOU'RE (36) Hogan's Heroes Begley Jr ( "St Elsowhoro ") introduces S C A N O A L LOTS OF PUBLIC TELLING Catholic mothers at the parents of 10- to 15-year-dlds, f11) Jeffersons (CC) Potts, Mercedes McCambridgo (R) (In FAMOUS PUSLIC Stereo) ®7) News contemporary vaudeville acts, including a Wi FIGURE RUINED FIGURES offered by Joan Poiulech, sex O i) Best of Saturday Night Wgrid (!:iiompion hula-hooping comedian, ME S'-" The Catholic Mothers Circle Mf; Belvedere (CC) (zeorge moves [C N N ] Sports Tonight education and family life consul­ dd)M*A*S'H a radio-controlled dummy, and a danctng prayer and support group will have into an apartment after he and Marsha [D IS ] M OVIE: Lots of Luck' A couple's frog routine by the Theatre Mask Ensern tant at Rockville General Hospital. ( ^ Wheel of Fortune agree on a trial separation Guests Dr its orientation meeting Sept. 23 at dream of winriing a million dollars comes bin (60 min ) (In Stereo) It will run four Thursday evenings, (^4) MacNeii / Lehrer Newshour Joyce Brothers, Susan Anton (R) true witen lire wife purchases the right loi ARLO AND JANIS ' by Jimmy Johnson 7:30 p.m. in the St. James School lery tickel Martin Mull, Anfinlte Funicello, 3:00AM CD Mccioud starting Oct. 8 at 7 p.m. The cost is f26) Barney Miller 8:45PM [D IS ] D T v WW'TA5K. cafeteria. For more information, SO. To register, call Laurie Lojzim Fred Willard 1985 CD Best of Saturday Night Live WHAT5TAH0M) "M WHAT'BTHel (30) (40) Hollywood Squares 9:00PM f f i Dallas (CC) Eighth season I HAVE NO IDEA. call Debbie at 649-1087 or Vicky at at 649-2863, between 9 a.m. and 2 [ESPN] SportsCenter QD MOVIE; Bowery Champs’ Thn gang 15 THAT? rCHRI5TiAN 5H0W? j"HARDCA5TLe (38) Jeffersons finale Pam'sTnvolved in a fiery car crash, solves a murder Loo Gorcoy, '• Huntz zH I a ll [ 646-0047. the Justice Department implicates J R m a [U SA ] Assaulted Nuts , ____ BROADCASTING AMD p.m. (41) Noveia: Victoria 1ho Bowery Boys 1944 conspiracy to destroy Mirionst oil fields 11;35PM (24) Doctor Who r F = 7 f \ METy/ORK" AA'CORMICK” (57) Nightly Business Report (60 mm ) (R) [C N N ] News Overnight [H B O ] 1st & Ten: Going for Broke (CC) i [ (61) Matt Houston [TM C] MOVIE: Night ShlH' A mild Business women dine volunteers see film CD (40) Max Headroom (C C) Edison in T D s wife discovers his affair, Schrader mannered supervisor runs a call girl ring (CNN] Moneyline vostigatns when it appears that someone * loaves the country (In Stereo) The American Business Women's As part of a training program for has sabotaged every lelnvision set in thi* from the city morgue Henry Wrnklor. Shel­ sEik (D IS] MOVIE; The Red Fury' An Indian [M AX] MOVIE One Crazy Summer' Association, Robin Chapter, wiH volunteers of Jefferson Adult Day world (60 mm ) |R) (In Stereo) ley Long, Michael Keaton 1982 Rated R boy bocomos a iaf(|f?l of racial bigotry ai Tw o recent higir school grads help a (In Stereo) meet Tuesday at Willie’s Steak Health Center, the video titled lhf‘ turn of tho rnntury William Jordan (2D I^ ) Miami Vice (CC) Crockett s young singer snvr? her grandfather's house [USA] Fridays WHAT A OUY by SIM Hoatl House on Center Street. Social hour “ Decisions of a Lifetime” will be Jiian Gon/alos 1984 Rated PG friend. Ira Stone. Ir?arns that Captain Real from demolition John Cusack. Demi Estate (G Gordon I iddy) is now loading a begins at 6:30, p.m. followed by shown Thursday at 9:Ma.m. at the (ESPN ] SportsCenter Moore, Joel Muiray 1986 Rated PG 3 :1 0 A M [HBOl Warning: Food May . paramilitary group m Central America (60 Be Hazardous to Yrour Health...... (C C ) Based dinner at 7 p.m. For more informa­ (USA] Airwolf (USA ) Night Flight; Goes Center on Hollister Street. mm ) (R) (In Sterr'o) 1 1 :45PM on research by Consumers Union^ an ex­ tion, call 209-7924. to the Movies and Coming Attractions " l W\AV H A V E The film focuses on decisions that 7:30PM CD PM Magazine The Bfiatles (54) Fawfty Towers amination of food and how it affects those ‘»/ii families of aging relatives may memofabilia, the Blun Anijnls GiD Novela Senda de Gloria 1 2:00AM CD Entertainment Tonight who consume it Includes interviews with EXAGGERATED A LITTLE, Angie Dickinson, ihr* fall TV lineup lot f ri legal and medical experts need to consider. For more infor­ CD Current Affair (of) American Masters Unknown Chap YWCA elgnupe set day and Saturdiiy nights (In Stereo) [M AX] MOVIE; 'Wh*t« mia the Child M1S 6 H O U S T O N , mation, call Concetta Colona at CD (22) Jeopardy! (CC) lin - Hidden Treasures- Pan III nf 111 (CC) ( D W KRP in Cincinnati ran?’ (c C ) An incident in her recent past BUT I WASN’T e x a c t l y The YWCA on Main Street is 646-2680. CD Major League Baseball St Louis [C N N ] Larry King Live brings suspicion upon a Massachusetts I ALLEY OOP - by Dave Oraue CD Ask Dr Ruth UNDER OATH taking registration for preschool Cardinals at N ew York M els (? hrs . 45 [D IS ] P.40VIE; Topper Takes A Trip' woman when her two children from a se iJOW LET'S HOPE EVERYONE classes which will be held at United min ) (Livn) Cosmo Topper takes a trip to thn Riviera, C D Cannon cond marriage are kidnapped I WHEN I TOLD STAYS REAL QUIET.' Methodist Church in Vernon. Ad­ Lutz files kites tllj INN News but finds his ghostly friend Marian Kirby (11) Star Trek following him Constance Bi’nnotl. Roland THAT STORY” vanced registration is required. (18) (M) Carson's Comedy Classics (20) MOVIE: 'Doctor, You've Got to be 3:30AM [D IS ] M OVIE: Topper Tehee The Lutz Children's Museum has Younm Billie Burke 1939 Kidding' An unwed mother is rushed to A Trip' Cosmo Topper takes a trip to the Cali the center for program and (30! Major League Baseball: St. Louis rescheduled its sixth annual kite­ [E S P N ] Top Rank Boxing (2 hrs ) (live) the hospital to have a baby, accompanied Riviera, but finds his ghostly friend Morion registration Information at 647- Cardinals at N ew York Mets (3 hrs ) flying contest for Sept. 20 from noon (TM C) MOVIE The Fly' (CC) A scien by throe nir»n anxious to marry her Sandra Kirby following him Constance Bennett, 3 II (30) Newlywed Game Roland Young, Billto Burke. 1939 1437. tist IS transformed into a grotesque insect Dor:, Georgn Harntlion. Bill Bixby 1967 c> ISA? Ming Faalvxes fiyrvKaia m< Wo>M >igHl« ,aM rvM l1 o iE6| to 3 p.m. at Wickham Park. (36) Alice following an ill fated tninportation oxperi Consumer Discount Network [ESPN] SportsCenter Pre-registration for the contest is 01 (40) W in. Lose or Draw ment Jeff Goldblum, Gnena Davis, John ^ Alfred Hitchcock Presents [U SA ] Atseulted Nuts MMH gives tours encouraged and may be made at Getz 1986 Rated R (In Stereo) (57) Page Fifty Seven (46) Ask Dr Ruth the museum on South Main Street [U S A ] M OVIE: The Tow er' An advertis 3:40AM [HBO] m o v i e : 'OettlnB (C N N ] Crossfire Even' A rugged Texas Industrialist and his Manchester Memorial Hospital through Thursday. All those who ing executive discovers wtiy employees (6D Christian Children's Fund power-marT rival battle for tha possession [ESPN] Magic Years in Sports: High­ have been disappearing in the world s ari ri will offer tours of its Family pre-register receive a free kite and (CNN) Newsnight of a poisonous gas Edward Albert, Joe Bridge lights 1958 The year 1958 is fHalurnd most energy efficient highnse Ray Paisley. Birthing Center Sunday and Sept. button and are eligible to win the [ESPN ] SportsLook Doni Baker, B a l Audrey ...... Landers 1986 Rated ' with a special segment on tennis great At Jackie Wray 1986 20. Tours are offered on the second grand-prize kite. The first 50 to thea Gibson (R) [U S A ] Night Flight: Cocaine Fiends R CN N News and third Sunday of each month at register will receive free admission [HBO] Warning: Food May Be Hazar­ 9:30PM (is) 12:05AM [HBO] m o v ie ; ‘r* 3:45AM [U8A1 Night Flight: Ooaa to doubt already seen declarer's remedy. 3:30 p.m. Tours are limited in size to the park. General admission is dous to Your Health (C C) Based on re 9:45PM Si) Fawlty Towers Animator’ Based on H P Lovocraft's lain the Movies end :omlng Attractions The concept in this deal is that of search by Consumers Union. an of a young scinniisi's obsession with res Keep the hounds THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Sanaom and require advance registration. SI. The rain date is Sept. 26. ® BJ Lobo ^ NORTH avoidance. South should play in such a examination of food and how n affects 1 0:00PM ® Adderly Mona boards a tofing life to the dead Jeffrey Combs, 4:00AM / To register, call 647-4735 between 10 The event is co-sponsored by the those who consume it Includes interviews plane bound for Geneva when she spots Bruce Abbott. Barbaro Crampton 1985 [C N N ] Lcrry King Overnight 4 8 6 4 2 at bay way that East cannot gain the lead to a.m. and 3 p.m. enemy agents forcing an ISI agent aboard 4 J 10 9 come through the'' king of spades. museum and the Savings Bank of with legal and medical experts Rated NR [E S P N ] Senior POA Oolf: Peine W eb The hospital is also offering a (60 mm ) ♦ A g J 9 There are two ways that this can be Manchester. For more informa­ [M A X ] Cinemax Comedy Experiment: 12:30AM ® M O VIE: 'Sophie'* her W orld lnvitetlon*l (FIret Round) By Janies Jaroby two-night Early Pregnancy Class Gilbert Gottfried... Naturally Comedian CD (it) SD News From CharloUe, N C (2 hrt.) )R) 4 Q 5 accomplished: Declarer can simply tion, call the museum at 643-0949. Choice' Oscar winning story of a free of charge on Sept. 21 and 28 The museum is also sponsoring a Gilbert Gottfried formerly a cast member CD dD Good Evening America (CC) Nconcontrolion camp survivor who must [U S A ] Night Flight: Cocaine Fiande WE.ST EAST If the vulnerability were favorable. discard a diamond on the opening king on ("Saturday Night Live") and a frequent Nighttime version of "Good Morning face secrets from her past while living in from 7 to 0 p.m. The class is trip to the Bronx Zoo on Oct. 10. A 4:30AM ® l Lo v * Lucy 4 A g 3 4 J 10 9 West should have bid five clubs. How­ of clubs lead, or declarer can ruff the guest on ("Late Night With David Letter- America" with Charles Gibson. Kathleen 1947 Brooklyn MerylI Streep,Str Kevin Kline, recommended for women in their pre-trip workshop will be held Oct. 3 man") (In Stereo) Sullivan and Joan Lunden Also celebrity V 7 4 5 ever, with unfavorable vulnerability. opening lead, draw trumps ending4n^ Peter MacNicol 1982 (R) (JD On* Step Beyond second to fifth month of pregnancy. from 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 4 p.m. interviews, news reports. Steve Boll on the 4 8 7 6 ♦ K 4 3 2 West feared being set 500 points. Also dummy and then lead the club queen 8:00PM CD CBS Summer Playhouse CD Archie Bunker's Place 4:50AM [M AX] MOVIE: Pumping No registration is necessary. Pope's vi^il to the United States (60 min ) 4 A K 10 9 7 3 4 J 8 6 4 2 he rightly felt that he had reasonable and discard a diamond. Declarer will at the museum, where naturalist Drama pilot A Boston doctor (James CD Here's Lucy Iron II: The Women' (CC) A weight-control program that is Naughton) leaves the city and becomes in­ (ID Mission Impossible defense against four hearts. Although subsequently play the diamond ace Sue Craig, who spent a week at the .SOUTH offered at the hospital will begin zoo this summer, will discuss the volved in the problems of a town torn by a ^ ) Crime Story Reprise of the season the sacrifice would have been cheap and take a ruffing finesse, and East violent land dispute (60 min ) finale As his gambling empire begins to 4 K 7 5 with two free introductory classes behind-the-senees zoo operation 4AKg86432 (West can make 10 tricks in clubs), de­ will never gain the lead to play that CE) MOVIE: 'The Time Machine' The in crumble. Luca's date vvlth destiny takes on Monday and Thursday in the and provide information about the him to showdown with Torello that has 4 10 5 fending turned out better. On the club spade jack. ventor of a time machine tourneys into the hospital auditorium. The lO-session visit. far-flung future, where man is the slave of apocalyptic overtones (60 mm ) (R) (In 4 - king lead. South ruffed, drew trumps Stereo) and then led the 10 of diamonds and A new book by Jam es Jacoby and program costs SIOO. For more The bus will leave from the cannibalistic subhumans Rod Taylor, i f ’ ' Vulnerable: East-West Yvette Mimieux. Alan Young 1960 ^ Honeymooners passed it. It's no surprise that East his father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is information, call 647-6600. museum at 7 a.m. and return at 6 Dealer: South FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavaa CD Billy Graham dD Noticiero Univision found the shift to the jack of spades af­ now available at bookstores. It is “Ja ­ p.m. The cost for members isS20.75 coby on Card Games." published by for adults and S10.25 for children (Tj) Thanks for Caring CARE celebrates (ID Beginning W ith Bong Six physii. Ily W eil North East South ter winning the diamond king. Declar­ History Is topic 40 years as an international charity organi­ handicapped children discuss how they 1 4 er ducked once, hoping that West held Pharos Books. under 12. Non-members are zation with an entertainment special fea would like to be treated in this documen­ '“JUST © U<7. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN THE CAFE 2 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 A-Q alone in the spade suit. Of course ' TVfE PffAP cioroTf — The Manchester Public Libraries charged $23.75 for adults and $21.25 turing celebrity appearances and perform­ tary examining the challlenges they face Pass Pass Pa.ss East played a second spade, and three and the Institute of Local History of for kids under 12. 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Autumn Heights, $205,000. • Interest Rate salmon, raisins, prunes, cookies, Box 03863, Cleveland, OH 44101-5863. if she uses your favorite Pointer, Manley to Joan C. Redfleld, Beacon Richard F. Shu to Carol A. crackers, etc. She'd say, “Don't bring — POLLY Peeve or Problem in her column. Hill Condominium, conveyance tax Dallesslo and Paul E. Bernard, Sirianni’s loan officers are experts in their me anything to sit up on the dresser; I Write POLLY'S POINTERS in care of East Meadow Condominium. can't keep it dusted!" I think this j(s a DEAR POLLY — After cleaning 906.80. fields, and their consultation is free. Because we this newspaper. kvJt^ L Gregory R. and Sharon E. Best. Elvree St., conveyance tax 9116.60. 11 - MANCHESTEB HERALD. Friday. Sept. II. i m MANCHESTER HERAl Ji Friday. Sept. 11. 1987 — 1$ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711

Notices Business Proaertv Entertoinrnent Form SuDoMes ond Eou'omem Lost/Found Resort Prooerfv BoobMeeofno. Income Tax Ottjee-Retoir Eouiomenf R A T tS : 1 to 6 dovt 90 cents o#r line oer dov Notices PGrsonoii Mortoo««s CpfDi^trVRemDdeMnB Recreotionoi EouiDment T to !9 dovs: 70 cents D#r line oer dov HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Announcements Wonted to Buy Poihtinp'Pooerina Boots ond Morinc Eouipment 10 to 25 dovs; 60 cents oer line oer dov NO P WANTED HELP WANTED/ | I D neip,w m t b i HELPWMITED NELPWMTED Auctions Rooting/Sldlno Vusicoi items 26 or more dovs: 50 cents oer line oer dov At 0 contfttlen pr«c«d*nt to n s i i I r — — Financial Rentals Flooring Comeros ond Photo EoulDmem Minimum dMete: 4 llnet. ttw ptoctciwnt of any odvtr- CLEANING help, also Rooms for Rent ...... Electrical Pets ond SuDoiles HeotIng/piumDIng tltlna In tfit MonchMlor Ha­ tELEPHdNE Operator- PERSON to Impact and DRIVER to do deliveries Aoertmenfs tor Rent Miscellaneous for Sole OEAOLIMCS: For dosslfled odvertlsements to working supervisor M ED ICAL Raeeptlonist. TEA C H ER Aldas needed Empiovment 8 Education Too Soles rold. Advorfltor harobv /Typist. Seetclng a full immadlota Madical clean shepplna center for special educotlon and pickups also clean­ Condominiums for Rent MisceHoneous Services - be oubMshed Tuesday through Sqtyrdov. tt^ with floor core expe- Kelp Wonted Homes for Rent Services Wonted : Wonted to Buv Trode deadline is noon on the CKiv before oublicatlon oorotf to prdtoct, Indtmnlfv E A R N orgot money I rlenoe. Port time even­ time telephone ooero- Cora Cantar of Man- porktng lot area. Flexi­ program at Rockville ing and odd lobs tor situation Wonted and hold hormltti Iht Mton- mcKhIne shop. Must be Sfore/Office SDoce For Odvertlsements to be oubMshed Mondov. SMklnp a ftepgndable, ings or weekends. Sa- tor. Mutt pesett 'iffec- chastar hot a port time ble hours opprdxl- High School. $0.25 per Business OpDortunities Resort Prooerty Merchandise the dffodllne is 2 30 o m on Fridov. chMttr Harold, Its offleart 18 or older. 043-5549. Instruction Industrlol Prooerty tMTd workino Individ- lory open. 043-9747. tlve telaphone skills, position. Evanlng- motely 25 hours per hour to $7.08 per hour. HoHdov' Seosonoi Automotive and onriplovaat oaolnit any EmDloymtnt Services \ Gorooes and Storoae and oil liability, lots or ool to deliver pcveri In typlnfl ^5Dwpm , apti­ /weakend hours ovoil- week. Coll m - v m . Coll Keren D'Amico at AntiQues ond Collectibles ;Cors for Sole RKAO YOUR AO. Clossifled odvertlsements ore CLEANING person < Roommotes Wonted __ Clothing axpanta. Including ottor- tude for figures and ^ l a tor 0 AAadloal ra- Keep trying If no 872-8193. CREC Is on Wonted to Rent. Truebs/ Vons for Sole tokan. bv teieoh.one os o convenience. The the ASonchester/South wanted. 3-4 nights per FLEXIBLE! Real Estate Furniture Comoers Trailers Monchester Herald Is resoonslbie tor only one nayt' foot, orltlng from Wflndsor oreo, on eorlv basic office skills to captlonlst. Pravloua onswer. ED E, M/F,______week. Must hove own Homes for Sole T V ' Stereo/ADOllonces Motorcycles Mooeds - Incorrect Insertion ond then only for the site of ciolmt of unfair troda proctl- perform q variety of If you’d Hka a part time Machinery ond Tools Saturday mornines. transportation. 047- madicol axporlanca INSURANCE receptlon- CLERK typist needed Condominiums for Sole Services Auto Services- the originoi. Insertion; grrors which do not ott, Infrlngamant of troda- Lawn and Gordon Autos for Rent Lease ’ lessen the value of the odveriVsement win not Approximately 1111 clerical duties. Free praferrad. Intarostad Ist. Manchester Insu­ Job or unlimited career Lots/Lond for Sole 73 Child Core morkt, troda nomat or pot- . immedlotley tor a Spe­ Good Things to Eot MlsceiJoneous Automotive- be corrected bv on odditlonoi insertion hour route. Mflll pay parking. Benefits. applicants coll Shari at rance agency looking potential — this job Is Investment Prooerty 74' Cieonino Services •ntt,; violotlon of rightt of Apply In person, cial Kcucotlon pro­ Fuel Oil Cool Firewood Wonted to Buv Trade privocy and Inirinoamont of S30. Press time Is 721-7393.______tor q mature parson tor gram at Rockville High for youl You make your copyright and proprlatory 1:00am on Soturdoy. If TELLERS M onday-Friday, 8:30 RN/LPN. Fomlly prac- q position os offfice School. Hours 8-4. to 4:30. Prague Shoe own hours selling safe, rightt, unfair compatitlon Interested coll 742-9010 Bxptrl«nctdi tica. Flexible hours. receptionist. Must Summers off I Coll durable, quality edu­ and llbal and tlondir, which after 5:30 please. Compony, 300 Pitkin Respond to P. D. Box hove good telephone Karen D'Amico at 872- mov rotult from tho publica­ Full time end pert time St., Eost Hertford. cational toys, books $*kE AT PUBLIC AUCTION ^ HOMES Q j J im m e r CONSTRUCTION com- 9547, Bolton, Ct. 04043. and typing skills. Coll 8193. CREC Is on EDE FOR TNB TOWN OP MANCHESTER HOMES Q j J HOMES tion of any odvortltmont In tellers. Excellent bene­ TRAVEL agency eost^ Harriet Johnson at In­ M/F. and games. If you'd FOR SALE L i J FDR SALE tha Monchottor Harold by pony now taking appli­ like to be a part of the FOR SALE FOR SALE cations for painters. fits, free perking. Pey the river needs osslst- dependent Iraurance giYsn of osole of public auction to be held odvortltar. Including advor- THE DEADLINE FOR Center 040-4050. growing group of fltamonlt In any froa distri­ Minimum 3veors expe­ eommensurete with onos typing and tele­ beginning at 10:00 om In Col- bution publications pub- phone etiquette re­ PLACING OR i i'" **‘">'* r«ve, Rt. 17, 3 BOLTON. S224,f00. Colon­ M ANCHESTER. Ansoldl OAK Woodwork Is only rience. Salary com­ experience. Apply PART time Clerical, typ­ Puzzles Xf. 07 end Rt. 44, for the following6 surplus ial with 0 contempor- MANCHESTER. $244,900. llthad by tha Monchattcr mensurate with expe­ quired. Will train. CANCELING AN AD ing required. East ATLANTIS DISCOVERY TOYS ^ built Rolsed Ranch port ot this beautifully Rambling Colonial. Harold. Panny Slaffcrt, Repsondto Box GGc/o ory flolr. This beautiful with 3 nice bedrooms remodeled 3 bedrom Publlthar. rience. 043-2659 for Savings Bank IS 12 NOON TH E Hartford area. Rexl- SPEaALTY Consuttants DESCRIPTION 4 bedroom home hos Hard to believe the appointment. the Manchester ble hours. 28M871. Including a 12 x 17 Cope on North Elm space In this 5 bedroom of Manchester Herald. DAY BEFORE, CONSTRUCTION Call Judy at ISS Lo«tor/Bockho* generous size rooms I! master, 15 x 21 flre- Street. Gorgeous kit­ PART time, flexible iSK IbWiimionol Oumo w/bo4v A plow frame 3 plus bath Colonial. ILD8T TEACHERS Assltont In 023 Mein 8t., MONDAY • FRIDAY, 617-887-9877 Some of the feofures ploce living room and chen and loge cob- Manchester YW CA be­ Menchester FURNITURE Makers. morning hours wwork- JJ/J [ntornwobol Dump w/body A ^o w frame and amenities ore; Family room plus ; (Senerol Services' office. Court of Probate, District of Kl yads reach nearly animal core, hospital Cider Mill, 1287 Main ing experlenc helpful, TELLERS comed. Jim Horklns. Manchester year round job. Our Merchandise Proceasors cleaning, assisting buses. Port time, good responsibilities and equally big 64 3,000,000 homes. Dne St., Glastonbury. 033- but will train. General 047-8553. 1,^ TOWN OF NOTICE OF HEARINO verify orders, ticket and hang marchandlee, and KENNEL worker needed doctors. Hours, Mon­ pay. We train. P.M. office skills. Good sa­ MANCHESTER, CT. IN RE: Bfl classified ad ploced for busy boarding ken­ 4880. Ctmecticiit N itiM il Bink, Insure shipments to our stores ARE CORRECT. rewards for work well done. The day through Thursdoy, trips available. 643- lary. 20 hours a week. hat openings for full ROBERT B. WEISS, HENRY LAWRENCE We have openings for Merchandise Proceesort/ with the Manchester nel. Responsible ener­ 8am-1pm, 2pm-0pm. 2373. GENERAL MANAGER JARZOMBEK Coast Guard can be your route to Herald wll I be placed I n LANDSCAPERS/lawn Call Nancy at Chrysalis time and part time tell­ Pursuant to on order of Hon. TIcKeters on the following Monday through Fri­ Rt getic person needed Friday 8am-12 noon. core. Experience re­ SALES clerks. Full time Center 525-1261. Real Estate YADDD 039-09 over 200 newspapers part or full time. Wee­ ers In our First Man­ William E. FitzGerald, day shifts: 7:15am-3:45pm /7;15am-12pm /8am- a bright career. For more inform a­ Ini References. Glaston­ quired for landscaping days video stores. Judge, doted August 13, 1997 pr throughout New Eng­ kend and early hours DELI Help. Full and part chester Branch. PUBLIC NOTICE 3;45pm / 8am-12pm / 9am-2pm / 4pm-6:30pm / bury VeterInory Hospi­ procedure and lawn Good pay. Call Joanne time positions availa­ □ o hearing will be held on on tion C ont^t your local recruiter Kt land for one low price. required. Immediate tal. 033-3588. Candidates mutt pos­ application proving for a 5:30pm-9:30pm. Call Classified 043-2711 maintenance opera­ leave message. 528-1852 ble. No experience ne­ A public sole of the contents openings. Apply In per­ tions. Must be depen­ or 640-1108. sets good numeric and HOMES of storage spaces listed be­ change of nome, os In sold We offer competitive benefits and salary at 240-4200. and ask for details .□ . son Mondoy-Soturday, NURSES Aides training cessary/ Apply In per­ application on file more fully class starting soon. dable year round work. JEW ELRY soles. Mature son to(Dell manager. balancing skills at well [ 1 0 FOR SALE ATTARR WHAT THE LETTER C low will take place at appears, ot the Court of Pro­ packages, a generous incentive bonus program Op P A R T time general office 8om-4pm. Canine Holi­ Kelly's Landscaping. POE© WHEN YOU'RE A SPACE STATION bate on September 34,1997 ot that enables you to earn additional money, and Help Others, help yourself, day Inne. 200 Sheldon You will be paid while Individual. Full or part Highland Park Market, as demonstrated cus­ Su worker for Manchester you learn, plus recelye 528-8114, 9am -4pm . tomer service ability. All real estate advertised In HAVINS TROUBLE 3S3 CHAPEL ROAD 10:30 A.M. the best employee discount program In the area. La real estate office. Typ ­ Rood, Monchester. time. Experience pre- 317/Htghland St. I Johanna Bruder Roy, The Coast Guard free meals. Taking ap­ Monday-Fridov. ferred. Call 049-9522. Manchester.______Previous experience the Manchester Herald Is LOSIN© WEIGHT. SO. WINDSOR, CT. If you're Intereited apply Monday through Fri­ he ing and bookkeeping FULL TIME position sublect to the Fair Housing at 4:00 PM on October Sih, 035-09 Assistant Clerk day, 9-5 or on Saturday from 8 until noon at plications for full or RN/LPN. Immediate kAA. Emergency Road handling cash Is pre­ experience helpful. 040- open for lawn care and part time certified Medical Care Center of Act ot 1946, which makes It RAMIFF 1907. Each space will be sold Or 4055.______landscaping mainte­ SALES PERSDN and de­ Service. Respected ferred. Illegal to odvertlse any pref­ Now arrange the circled letters to os one lot. G. Fox Distribution Center HELP nurses aides for all Manchester has a full livery for modern lorm the surprise answer, as sug­ nance. Will train. 047- service organization In erence, limitation or discrim­ '' Y C319 - OREO BROWN - Misc. LEGAL NOTICE C LER ICA L. Full time of- shirts. Earn a high rote time opening for a pharmacy. Profes­ We offer a competitive ination bosed on race, color, gested by the above cartoon. 301 Governor's Highway, South Windsor, C T tet 1349 evenings. West Hartford has M/F salary and an excellent Items The Bolton Board of Tax Re­ ______lot f Ice position, 40 hours a of pay plus bonus nurse with recent oc- sional atmosphere In position. 7am-3:30pm. religion, sex or national llv week, Monday - Fri­ hours. For more Infor­ cute or ambulatory benefit package In­ origin, or on Intention to B314-THOMAS HATHA­ view of the Town of Bolton, RETAIL roi PART TIM E. 15-20 hours- large shopping center. for qualified service Answer here: MAKES WAY - MIsc. Items Ct., will be In session In the Full Tlm t / Part Tim# day. 8am to 4:Xpm . mation please call: Di­ core experience. Hours Part time flexible vehicle operator. Valid cluding Medlcal/Oen- moke ony such preterence, TTH Town Hall, 333 Bolton Center PC Reliability and accu­ /week. Every other af­ rector of Nurses, Mrs. limitation or discrimination. F307- ERNEST WILSON - S Rood, Bolton, CT., on the fol­ po ore 1-9:30. We offer o hours. Excellent sa­ CT driver's license, ex­ tal Insurance, a thrift (Answers tomorrow) Boxes racy lomportant. Ex­ ternoon and weekend. A. Plante, Crestfleld weekenddlfferenttol os The Herald will not know­ lowing dov during the month Eo Pleasant variety of In- lary. Fringe benefits. cellent driving record; plan, educational as­ ingly accept any advertise­ Jumbles: FLANK BRIBE GIGGLE LAYOFF A311 . ELAINE PRENETA-1 of September, 1907. JOB perience using adding Convalescent Home- well as o full benefit Not the usual retail knowledge lump start­ sistance and life Insur­ ment which Is In violation ot Yesterday's Lux, Bond & Green So machine, typing skills slde/outslde work In /Fenwood Manor at package. Interested Answer: A popular (Ishing resort — LYING Upholstered Choir, I Monday, September 14 Pli self-storage facility In store. Apply In person. ing and minor engine ance. Please apply; the law. Bogs, 30 Boxes helpful. Apply In per­ 643-5151, Monday applicants call Sheri at Liggett Pharmacy, 404 7 to 9 PM OPPORTUNITIES 1 I Manchester. No te­ repair. Effective com­ W EST Hartford. Impres­ New beck In ateeh. Jumble Beak No I f la avtilsbie to/ 12 80, w hkh Includes peatsgs F337 -NORMAN HIRST - 3 Fine lewelers In Hartford has son Prague Shoe Com­ through Friday, 9am to 721-7393, M o n d a y - West Middle Turnpike, Pam OeFelice, end handling, tram Jumble, e/e Ihia newtpapsf, F.O Bos O S S, Oflantfe, F t 3]$02-43l$ File Cabinets, 30 Board of Tax Review vlt dious or heavy work. munication skills re­ Include four name, eddrsaa end U p cods and meks yeuf cheek peysbto to Ntwapaperbeeka pany, 200 Pitkin St., 3pm. Frldoy, 9-4. /Manchester Porkode. Assistant Manager sive Colonial located In Boxes llvl Cannon, Cholrmon a t th e opportunities for gift department nil No experience neces- quired. Apply person­ a neighborhood of East Hartford. HDME Health aide. El­ Apply at once. nel department. Auto First Manchester B301-ALLISON OBER- Kathy Johnson, Secretory sales people and a customer 521 ory. Must be able to PART T lm e ^ n e ra l of- comparlble homes, (3wen Campbell derly couple needs reli­ flce workar for doc­ BABYSITTER. Monday Club of Hartford, 815 Branch E M P T - 7 Bogs, 10 etc PART time, mature Indi­ work without supervi­ this vinyl sided beauty Boxes service representative. Benefits vidual. Primarily tor sion. Ideal job for itu- able female to help t o r ' 5— d t f I c e In and Friday, school va­ Farmington Ave. 595 Main St. has many features; 8 030-09 lTOanrl|rBlpr UrralJi tiling. Flexible hours. dent or retired person. with health care, meal Mapdiestert 3-4 hours cations, other days ne­ weekdoys between 9 CELEBRITY CIPHER 037-09 Include paid vacation and Manchester, C T 06040 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 1 nt by famous M o n d a V -FrId a y. 3-4 Coll Mr. Williamson, preparation and light par day. Monday- gotiable. Carandrefer- and 4pm. An equal baths, garage, brick housekeeping. Call 043- Conn. NWone Suik li %n S«u*l paoplB. pBBt and present Each letter in the cipber ttends for holidays, no Sundays, full medical hours dolly. 046-1157. Handl Self-Stor It. Frilday. Schedule tlexi-. ences required. Close opportunity employer. Oppertuntor/AMnnMlm AoSon front with vinyl, new another Today's dua E aguals R LEGAL NOTICE Ask for Genie. 049-0900. 0005. ble. Reply stating edu­ to MCC. Will discuss TRAVEL agency east of Smplowr. Wr/H/V gutters and shutters, TOWN OP ANDOVER and dental and store discounts. cation and experience salory. Call Cherl 522- the river needs assist­ newer storms and 'IMG S T Z F I The Boord of Tax Review will \u HELP WANTED P A h T TIM E Call Dana Fairbanks at 278-3050, to Box HH, c/o Man­ 5593 days, 640-2327 ance typing and tele­ AUTD-Counter person. screens, newer roof, meet on Wednesday, Sep­ 9 chester Herald. evenings. tember 33.1907 at7:00P.M.at T uesday-Saturday. PART TIME EVENINGS phone etiquette re­ Meehan Ics and Manag­ furnace, hot water C E G H G M F the Town Office Building to NEWSPAPER DEALER quired. Will train. heater. Beautiful Earn the ers neededtor Notional hear grlevoncet relative to Newspaper Dealer needed In Manchester - Repsond to Box GG c/o chain. Good pay and fenced In back yard Motor Vehicle Assessments th e Manchester Incentives plus pen- with many trees, LIMHGEBTFRIM PEID from the Grand List of South Windsor Area. Full time money for Herald.______slon. Coll 046-4007. shrubs and 10 x 5 stor­ October 1, 1904. OFFICE HELP pan time hours. Dependable car, a must. EXTRA CASH SOCIAL SERVICES One full time, one re­ Why not exchange It for PART-TIme. The Bolton age shed. Kitchen, YGRMU YIERMU RB EDWARD M. YEOMANS Call Fred for interview @ 647-9946 between remodeled this veor, CHAIRMAN gular part time general *5007 _ $5007 DIRECTOR cosh with an ad In Classi­ Hot Lunch Program BOARD OP TAX REVIEW 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A M. You Need II fied? 043-2711. needs food handlers. has new vinyl floor, FI BTZ FOG SEIMU office person. Good Immediate opening for person with experience tile, oak cabinets, 034-09 typing a must. *7.50 to Haw much should you be earning per hour? in nursing home admissions and patient Ideal for mother with 8 L E T YDUR newspaper school aged children or stove, dishwasher, dis­ FORMU.' — PETMA start - te.OO after 30 Depending on your quaiiticatlons and where you counseling. Degree in related field or relevant help you keep fruit lors Senior Citizen. Apply In posal, counter tops and days. Send resume to tit In, you could give yourself an Immediate raise experience. Excellent opportunity for person Bolton Elemen- stainless steel sink. this week. sparkling clean and sweet Much morel Asking B O G « Q . Business Manager STUDENTS energetic person who enjoys working with the smelling. Wash lars, dry tory School, 100 Notch P.O. Box 1213 NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... $244,900. Strono Real PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "A man's home may be his m HELP WANTED Openings available: HI senior citizen community. For details call completely then put a Rood, between 9-11am. Manchester MANCHESTER AREA 043-3411. Estote. 047-7053.D castle on the outside; inside, it Is more often his nursery." • Day food preparatlona large piece of newspaper — Clare Boothe Luce. MANCHESTER MANOR Inside the lar and put the CASHIER-F(7li time, ex- M ANCHESTER. $302,000. • Caahlera HOMEMAKERS lid on. The paper will perlenced. Farr's, 2 Elegant home In neli^- Qrlssom Rd...... all • Night kitchen Qo absorb any moisture. Let Main Street, borhood. New U A R Shepherd Dr...... all 646-0129 built family room with BOOKKEEPER/ ‘Other positions slio svsilsbie. bel a classified od in your Monchester. CLASSIFIED ADS; AUTOMOTIVE newspaper find a cash skylights, antique W e o ffe r rot 7 GAL Friday, small office mantel and French OFnCE CLERK CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 7 MOONLIGHTERS buyer for most anything duties Include; heavy EVERY • Full & part time for W e offer: doors to private patio. Ideal for college or BOOKKEEPER • Flexible houra ASSISTANT PAYROU COORMNATOR you have for sale. phone contact, general Large foyer, formal the DAY bei knowledge of book­ high school students. • Great atarting aalary Manchastar Board of Education la aaaklng an dining room and living AND Automotive experi­ leu You can make excellent keeping, some typing. Ws provids a competi­ • Meal diacount Asalatant Payroll Coordinator affactiva room with French wonder IN ence preferred but will •P« Convenient Evening Hours dish cloths from the mesh Full time. Insurance doors leading to beau­ tive salary and sxcel- CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR • Training & advancement Immadlataly. Bookkaaping and typing plua tha and benefits. Call 047- train the right person. • Paid vacatlona/holldaya bogs In which oranges, tiful screened porch. lant benefits that In­ This Is a growth posi­ Houeewlvee, mothers with young children, G R EA T PAY ability to acquira skills to oparats alactronic data potatoes, onions, etc. are 9137. Perfect home for en­ worker V/AYS clude medical Insur- • Profit aharing / Savinga plan tion with good starting etudente. Earn extra money with your own • Eligibility for group health / dental Inaurance procasaing aquipmant ara naoassary. 52 waak sold. Just boll for 15 ELECTRDNIC As- tertaining. Dpen House ancs and a credit salary and sxcellent part-time job. Bring your children with you Pleasant Atmosphere position. Excallant banaftts. 8alary $15,135. minutes In water to which semMors. Senior, port Sunday September 20, ManchesterHerald « union. Apply dally. No bsnefits. Call Come In and compare. Apply In paraon, 2-4 PM time-full time. Must 1987, from 1:00 to and save on babysitting costs. 21 hours per Contact Mrs. Pat Ladd, chlorine bleach has been [1^ -643-27II phons calls pisssel Jim Pentalow dally. Aak tor our manager. odded. Put still good but have good working 4;00pm. Hosts; Nancy cJS week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise knowledge In all os- Von Hollen and David MANCHESTER PUBLIC SCHOOL no-longer needed furni­ Meriarty Brothari our carrier boys and girls. If you like kids, want for more Information call 647-9946 45 North School Straat, Manchastar, C T ture and appliances back pects of electronic as­ Murdock. Directions; w o r t h l o o k i n g Into ... LOOKING FOR on oport- EL TORITO RED LOBSTER Into use by selling them sembly. $0.58 plus, de­ Eost Center to Pitkin fhe many bargains of- ment? Be sure to check 350 Robsrts St. 643*5135 a little Independence and your own Income, 6 4 7 ^ 1 pending on experience. left on Boulder Rood, fared for sale every day In the many vacancies listed 922 Sliver Lane / East Hartford, C T after 6 pm 1-288-5196 with o low-cost Classified. E. Hartford. CT. call 647-9946 or 647-9947. lot 043-2711. Immediate openings. 1st right on Robert the classified columns l In classified each day. Vernon area 875-9842. Rood.o y H — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, fieot. U. 1M7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Sept. 11. 1987 — tl

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\ » m m n GRAN MARQUIS 87 ORAN MARQUIS. Rad. SOLD Ira n Rm T isssScE E isifsir” E3 C O V E N T R Y , 2 bedroom WO sw ore feet tor mosT 3000ON SELECTED MODELS! apartment. Main CHILDREN'S Clothing. S A TU R D A Y COLONY PARK Most Items under 81. n . Rain or sMne. Ook-^ 87 COLONY PARK Wen., Spinnakar BIim. 7M12X Street. No pets, retOr- 87 COLONY PARK Wgn.. Mn. Cany Rad Ml.. 7BS15X ences requirad.. 8550 Private home. 644-1950. wood Rood, Monchof-; month. 742-6715 or 456- Babvarlb865. tor. 10-15 families par- OOM. hcipotine. 9om to 2Ptn.: MERKUR $DUTH Windsor. Antkiw XR4TI. 2 Or.. Roato Rad. 72487 MAN^HillfEA. Avallo- XR4TI. 2 Dr., Romo Rad. 80010 ble October 1st. 2 bed­ sole. Saturday and> TEMFORARYnSnios Sunday September Hft' XR4TI. 2 Or., Ragancy Rad Ml., 70849 room duplex. Hoot, hot crewed the need for XR4TI, 2 Or., ttrito 8H Ml., 79010 water, dryer Included. 13,9om-5pm. 550 Oork) XR4TI. 2 Dr.. AzurtBlua Ml , 72801 short term relocation SL, off B llln^w Reed.' ''-Mazda’s new MX-6 GT, Outstanding! 8600 per month. 659- fbr a family of flve. XR4TI, 2 Dr., Mar Qniy Mai.. 78008 0703. Would prefer 3 bed- TDDLS, hardware,' The wide, aggressive stance of the rear of the car, completing purchase this MX-6 Stock No. 2- XR4TI. 2 Dr.. Roaao Rod. 78088 XR4TI, 2 Dr., Azurs BIm Ml.. 70008 MAN^HE$fEA. 2 room roonis for approxi­ household Items, do-: Jhe new M azda MX-6 G T is in thing. September 12th,' the integrated look. 5010. This is an introductory offer etficlency In quiet mately 4 to 5 months. iieeping with its exhilarating The MX-6’s are on display at to one and only one customer, so area. 8100 week In­ 9-4. 30 Richord Rood,: Good reputablefomlly. •performance. The MX-6’s low, we suggest you hurry In and you COUGARS cludes utilities. Secur­ Rent paid by corporo- TAD V e rn o n , (off L a k e Moriarty Brothers, Mazda, 315 St) .Movlngl 29 years of 87 COUOAR XR7.2 Dr. Oamo. Bmoka CLC . 78108 ity, references re- tlon. Coll 649-7780. SA lfS ' sleek front end and fender blist- Center Street, Manchester. They must bring this ad, to Moriarty 87 COUOAR XR7. 2 Dr. Oamo. Mad. Shad Bl. 78043 o u lre d . 646-1686 o r occumu lotion.______■ .ers enhance its sporty appear- are giving Auto Armor Lifetime Brothers Mazda, 643-5135, open 87 COUOAR LS. 2 Dr., SHvar. SOLD 560-3018. SATURDAY Septeniber' ’hnee. The tail lights of the MX-6 Rustproofing and Fabric Guard evenings until 9 pm, Friday, Sa­ 87 COUOAR LS. 2 Dr.. WhRa, 76a28X SATURDAY Sopfember EAST Hartford. 6 room Morchondlso 12, 9-4.40 Buckingham: form a continuous band across at no extra charge, when you turday until 6 pm. 87 COUOAR XR7, 2 Or., Brt. Red CLC. 76100 duplex. 8500 per month, 12, 9nn-3pm. Trailer, Street, Manchester. ■7 COUOAR LS. 2 Or.. SHvar. 70S23X exterior doors, pool utilities net Included. Housewares, child­ 87 COUOAR LS. 2 Dr.. Mad. Shad SI. CLC. SOLD cover, kitchen set, 87 COUOAR. LT. Rag. CLC. 7-810SX No pets. Adults pre- ren's clothes, more. laundry tubs, sports 97 COUOAR LS. 2 Dr.. SHvar. 7Sa24X fOrred. 568-6471. S A TU R D A Y , 9-S. f^ lid - CARR CARR [SgCARR CARR 87 COUOAR LS. 2 Dr., Odflwd CLC Ml.. 78088 FURNITURE equipment, small ap- ren's clothes, tovll MANCHESfER. Aowers pllonoos, table linens, FOR RALE FOR RALE FOR RALE FOR RALE 87 COUOAR LS, 2 Or., BIk Ext, 78S1SX baby Items, househoM HO 87 COUOAR LS. 2 Or., SHvar. 78S08X school area. 7 room, 3 CDFFEE table and end hot plate, miscellane­ bedroom, garage. Heat miscellaneous. Corner 87 COUOAR LS. 2 Dr., Smoka Ext., 78104 table (together or se- ous. 6 Riga Lane, Green Road and Har­ ,hot water Included, Bolton. VW Jetto 84, Wolfburg VW 1974 Bug. Real clean, TO D A Y IS o good day to 87 COUOAR LS. 2 Dr.. U. Rg. SI. CLC Ml.. 78818X parate),one Individual lan Stret. Rain or shind:;' ^-HPNDA 75 wogon. Re- rebuilt engine, Mag 87 COUOAR LS. 2 Or., SHvar, 78S21X with appliances. Refer­ ...built engine. 8400. Body addition. 4 door, stand­ ploce on od In dostlfled to gloss topped coffee ta­ S A T U R D A Y 9:30-3. ard. Immaculate, low wheels. $1200. 649-8407. 87 COUOAR LS. 2 Or., BIk. Ext., S8S17X ences and security re­ ble. C all 742-5918 M ULTI Family.Saturday .• rusted. 643-4400.______sell those Idle Items Books, records, furni­ September 12, 8-1. 27 miles. Must be seen. 87 COUOAR LS. 2 Dr.. Lt. Rg. SI. CLC Ml.. 7081SX quired. Available Oc­ evenlnes.ci ture, wide assortment RENAULT LeCor 1980. 4 you've been storing. A tober 1st. 8700 per Battista Rood',' QLDSMDBILE 1974 Delta Looded. 85899.649-9337. S7 COUOAR LS, 2 Dr., BIk. Ext.. 76S1SX of other Items. 80 Alton speed. Running condi­ quick coll to 643-2711 will 87 COUOAR XR7. 2 Or., BIk. Ext.. 78111 month. 649-9227, 649- W A TE R B E O king size. Monchester. convertible. Excellent DODGE Aspen 76 4 door, tion, only S200.649-7057. Complete package ex­ St.______-Condition. Asking put your od in print. 87 COUOAR XR7, U. Rg. SI. CLC k«., 78108 ______GARAGE sale. $ep- o lr shocks. Am/fm ■7 COUOAR XR7, 2 Or.. BIk. Ext.. SOLD cluding headboard. SATURDAY September ,,33600. Please call 871- cassette. Runs good, & UIET residential nelgh- Asking 8100. Call 742- tember 12. 27 Lydoll .0672. ______87 COUOAR XR7, 2 Dr.. Brt. Rad CLC, 78008 12, 10-3. 41 Strong Street, 9-4. Man's golf 86.00 or best offer. 647- borhood, 3 bedroom or 5918 evenings.a Street, Mmehester. 87 COUOAR XR7, 2 Or.. Mad. Shad SI CLC. 78107 2 bedroom with dining shoes, househohd' EHEVY wagon 1977. Au- 7550. 07 COUOAR XR7, 2 Dr., Mad. Shad SI CLC, 78043 room. Newly remo­ MANCHEiTER. Items, drapes ond u.tomotlc,olr. Good con­ CAVILIER 1984 4 door. 87 COUOAR LS. 2 Or.. Drlfhivd. CLC Ml. 7i deled. Call 647-1090 af- Soturdoy-Sundoy, 9^3. cellertibles. dition. Call after 6. Automatic, power -A47-1925. ter 5. 14 Carpenter Rd (off REDWDDD Forms tog steering, brakes Hamilton). Toys, small TRACER 1 ROOM efficiency, heat soles. 75 (Soloxy D rive O A TS U N D210 1977. RuYis am/fm stereo tape I TRACER. 4 Dr. HB. SHvar CLC MT, SOLO wpllonoes, crib, fur- and 110 Ralph Rood. -o k . (Sood tires, needs deck, sunroof 40k. and hot water. 865 per GE Refrigerator. Frost n I s h I n g s , I TRACER 2 Dr. HB. SHvar CLC MT. S1S01X Children's clothes; fur­ .brakes. 8100 or best 84500. 742-8764. Excel­ I TRACER. 2 Or. RB, BIk. Ext, B1S06X week. 649-4^ or 646- free. Harvest gold, miscellaneous. 4421 leave messoge. good condition. 8175. niture, knick nocks, •offer. 647-0408.______lent condition I TRACER. 2 Dr. HB. Lt Canyon Rad. 81820 342 W O G D B R ID G E St. I TRACER. 2 Or. HB. BIk. Ext. S1I0SX MANCHESTER. Quality 643-7518 offer 6. fireplace Items even. a. MECURY Montego 1973. Soturdoy September kitchen sink. Saturday ‘"351 V-8. New alterno- SOUTHERN New Eng­ BOLTON. Gorgeous. HIGH Calibre. New 1 bedroom, heot, hot STERED. Console model. 12, 9am. Bikes, coffee noom Excellent condition. September 12. Rain or ■-♦or, regulator, battery, land classlfleld ads 8324.900. Custom built Raised Ranch of mas­ water Ond all applian­ table, tires, baby sMne. LYNX Mediterranean style. _2 new and extra tieres. HB. WhNa. 71004 reach nearly 800,000 home at Tinker Pond.-4 sive proportion..built FDRIIENT ces Included. Air condi­ clothes and occesso- SCRANTON 87 LYNX LXR3. 2 Or. 875 best offer. 649-9705. BGLTDN. September 12, ‘ For ports or restora- 87 LYNX XR3. 2 Or. 1 homes In Connecticut bedrooms Including with your best Interest tioned. Quiet. On bus rles, household Items. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 8.71002 GENTLEAAEN, nan 9-4, September 13,9-12. ,:tlon. Best offer. 646- vehicles 87 LYNX L. 2 Dr. Iffi. Mad. SoatM. 71048 and Rhode Island. The master suite with In mind. All quollty line. Ideal for middle- CHnYSLcn execuTive price for a basic 25 smaker, private hame. aged and senior cltl- TAG Sale- 8 Hemlock Multi family, children ,•4014. AND SELECT USED CARS .. 87 LYNX L. 2 Or. HB, WhiW. SOLD dressing area, walk-ln materials and work­ Street. All household and odulfs clothing, SOME B.S« FINANCINO OR LESSI 87 LYNX L. 2 Or. HB. Mad. SoarM. 71043 word ad Is only 890 and doset and whirlpool. Pleasant roam.tele- zens. 8550. 247-5030. 771 LAWN an d AAAVERICK 1974. 8X0. manship. 7 rooms, 2'/2 phane, next to shower, furnishings. Call 646- household Items. Jel- 87 LYNX L. 2 Dr. HB, BIk. Exl.. 71018 will appear In 75 news­ Balcony overlooking baths, fireplace, 2 car EAST Hartford. Newly OAROEN "Good running car. 643- 87 FIFTH AVE. m *14,695 papers. For more In­ parking. 649-6801. OD 4024. Days. ______ousle windows, ■ T562 offer 7pm.______87 LYNX MM. 2 Dr. HB. WhHa. 71001 sky-lit family room garage and a beautiful decorated 4 room In 2 87 LsBARON «/ EAST wooden storms, etc. 87 LYNX OS. 2 Dr. IS, Mad. Rag. Blua. 71813X formation call Classi­ with cathedral celling AAANCHESf^R. Excel- family home. Includes CHRYSANTHEMUMS T A G Sale Saturday, Sep- h 5 n DA Accord 78. 5 OTS Turbo *12.205 lot with old stone walls. tember 12. 8:00am. RalnorsMne. 87 LYNX OS. Wga Mad. Rag. Blua. 71S1BX fied, 643-2711 and ask and stone fireplace. Located only 8 minutes lent furnished room for appliances, wall to wall dig your own. 550 Bush speed. Low mlloage. 87 RAIDER 4x4 *12.795 ANNUAL PERCENTAQE RATE FINANCINO for detalls.o gentleman, no kitchen Hill Rd., Manchester. Candelwood Drive, SATURDAY the 12th and -Good condition. 647- aich WINDSOR] TO QUALIFIED BUYERS ON SELECTED MODELS. Formal dining room carpet, full ottic, from the center of Manchester. Rain or 87 RAMCHARQER GOVERNAAENT Homes opens to large deck. 2>/^ AAonchesterl 8189,900. privileges. 853 weekly. washer dryer hookups, 13th, 9am. Items for "1215, 8-IOpm.______4>4 *17.595 TOPAZ ”G S" Shine.______SELLS FOR 87 TOPAZ OS. 2 Dr.. Mad. Soarlal, 72089 from 81 (U repair). baths, 2 car garage. Coll 646-2482. "W ere 649-4003. and storage area In Tog feN tcreeaed Learn every room In the, COUGAR 85, 6 cylinders, 87 DAKOTA pu *12.295 housel To numerous to 84 AMC ALLIANCE. 4 Or.. Tin . S7 TOPAZ OS. 4 Dr.. WhNa. 72061 Delinquent tax prop­ This home must be Selling HousesT'Blan- basement. 8525 plus Any smoum deHvsfed Also, fill, T A G sale. Sot. 9-1.5South “ 27,000 miles. Folly S7 SHADOW 1-18114 mention, 133 Wh(1e 86AMC ALLIANCE. 4 Dr„ Sriy------87 TOPAZ 08. 2 Dr.. Sand Btign, 72080 erty. Repossessions. seen. Colli D. W. Fish chord ft Rossetto. For a long-lasting fire, utilities. 1 months se­ gravel, alone and bark, mutoh. Farms Dr. Manches­ ' equipped. Like new. Turbo/L04tf*4 *10.595 84 AMC ALLIANCE. 4 Dr.. 8lvi------. 847184 Bobeal, beokhoe a leader lental. ter. Snapper riding Street, Manchester.. 87 TOPAZ O B 4 Dr.. BIk. SOLO Call 805-M7-6000 exten­ Realty. 643-1591 or 871- choose hardwood logs curity. No pets. 646-1326 88875. 646-0795. 87 SUNDANCE Turbo *10,805 IS AMC ALLIANCE. 2 Or. tllvv__ . 4N2ftS 87 TOPAZ OS. 4 Dr.. OrHIwood. SOLO sion G H 9965. 1400.O______after 5pm weekdays, mower, rugs, bikes, that produce a shorter DAVn CONSTRUCTION -OLDS Cutlass supreme 87 DODGE PuRooHM *16,955 It lUICK 8E8AI. 4 8r. Inss------. 2-27114 87 TOPAZ OS. 4 Dr.. Rad. SOLD W9 Buy onytlme weekends. furnishings, X-country 14 lUICK IKfUIK. 4 Dr. WhNi— . t-tllfti COVENTRY. Ranch, I BRAND New Llstlngl flame and burn less ra­ •72-14M/S8MSSS SEVERAL families. 51 • 43.4 door, power steer­ 86 DAYTONA Turbo *13.995 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1 Cheerful and bright 6 ffaa/ Eafafa/ pidly than soft woods. If Available October 1st. 2 skis, clarinet, tennis 15 lUICK 8E8AL 2 Dr. T n ------. 2-2tn4 socks, much nwre. Vernon Street.... Fur- ing, brakes. Auto- 86 LASER cpo *13.495 14 lUICK CENTU8T. 4 Dr. Irsas-. . 141824 car garage, to be built. room older Colonial on Need a quick sele and clos­ aromo Is the most Impor- bedrooms, 3rd floor n Iture - crystal - linens - matlc, 81000. 643-0835. TOPAZ ”LS” Buy nowl Lovely Porter Street. 3 bed­ tont consideration, select apartment newly rem­ BGLTDN neighborhood 86 LsBARON cpo *10.305 15 lUICK IE8AL 2 Dr. Hide. . I-M784 87 TOPAZ LS. 4 Or.. Idad. Shad Bl CLC. 72023 ing for relocation, divorce household goods - clot^ FORD Tempo 86. Excel- m 87 TOPAZ LS. 4 Or. Oamo. Sand Balga. 7202S wooded lot. 8154,900. wood from fruit trees. If odeled. Adults pre­ tog sale. Sot.9-4, Sun.9- 86 LsBARON 2 nr *10.605 IS lUKK 8E8AL LTD. 2 Ir. T — rooms, 2 cor overslied eettlemani, debt payments or , ITH1N08 thing - conning lors' - IS lUICK LiUlKE LTD. 2 Dr. Dili.... 87 TOPAZ LS. 4 Dr. Oamo, Mad. Rag Blua. 72030 Klernon Real Estate. you have fireplace logs ferred. No pets. Coll 1. Route 44 to South ' lent condition. Auot- 86 DODGE « » oooH *14.405 garage, full dry base­ an alternallva Investment? ____I TO EAT yards of material ,- matlc, olr. 87950. 14 lUICK 8IVIE8A. 2 Or. I N ______87 TOPAZ L 8 .4 Or., Brt Rad CLC, SOLO 649-1147. Exclusive ment. Nice size rooms for sole, find buyers the 6^-1876 after 6pm. Rood to Stoneyhedge golfing equipment > - 86 DODGE BO oo.m *14.795 14 lUICK UlAINt 4 Dr. TiS- . 847884 We have the answer to your Lane. Baby and child­ •647-8882.______87 TOPAZ LS. 4 Dr. Oamo. Rad. 72082 ogents. Including spacious en­ quick and easy way ... AVAILABLE October 1st. GRAPES pick your own. books - and mogazlnesv. 86 RELIANT S.W. *8,905 12 lUICK CENTURY IT8.4 8r. IH w . .M ItoO 87 TOPAZ L8. 4 Dr. Oamo. 8h. Blua. 72008 problemsi Call Bob at rens clothes, books, D O D G E Arles station Jo e 'ord. 5 room try foyer and walk-up with a law-cast od In 2 bedroom apartment Bring contolnners. 270 September 12, 9-2.... 86 DODGE IBIUICKNIVIERA.tBr.8rn- attic. 8147,500. Jackson posslfled. 643-2711. ping pong table, 16 ft. .wagon 1981. Loaded. Ranch oclous dln- In quiet residential Hackmatack St. Rear. Rain dote September CHARGER *7.695 14 lUKK ESTATE WIN. Wl|sa. IlK k - 8, Jackson Real Estate. AUMIO REAITY, INC hoble cat, tape re­ 19. Very good shope. 81400. 14 lUICK RIVIERA. 2 Or. Tm ------I4IIT4 SABLE ''GS” Ingroom 1th enclosed nelgborhood. Applian­ 86 CELEBRITY iiKmi *8.605 proch. 647-8400.O______202 East Canter Street ces, garage. No pats. corder, furniture, win­ 643-1727.______IB lUKK 8ESAL 2 Dr. SKvir. 7-tMfta 87 SABLE 08. 4 Dr. S4d Oamo. SHvar. SOLO 8117,000. giBj& Q |L/C AL/ 87 8 A B U OS. 4 Dr. Sad.. Sand Balgn. 74083 Kelly Realt Manchester, C T APARTMENTS 8550 a month. Security. 7 0 dow screens, wicker, VW Bug 1967. Reconditi­ 86 CHY. G TS Turbo *10,295 IS CAIIUAC. BiVaii. 4 Ir. lark Ikii. •4III4 8-9151. A PEACEFUL Retreatll Avon, toys, woodstove, . 742884 87 SABLE OS. 4 Or. Bad., SHvar, 74818X Peace and quiet only FDR RENT 643-4589 or 282-7619. FIREWOOO oned, stereo cassette, 85 DODGE 050 PU *4,805 14 CADILLAC. EL INADO. 2 Ir. Uss _ 6 4 9 ^ 1 7 solid brass fireplace Theater, 40k. After 6pm. 15 CADILLAC. EL B08AD0.2 Ir. IM— . 742844 87 SABLE 08. 4 Or. Sad., Shad Blua klat. 74038 (bOVENTRY 899,000. seconds away from the MANCHESt E i^ n ew ly 85 NISSAN 4x4 PU *7.805 87 SABLE OS. 4 Or Bad.» Bmoka CLC Mol.. 74S14X 3 T800AAS,POOAAS, 118 AAaIn FIREWOOD freel Felled screen, Pf latzgraff dln- ; 643-6135. M ary.______IS CHEV CELEIIin. 4 Dr. WkNl------. I-ITI44 Open 11-2 Saturday and center of AAonChester. ranovoted 2 bedrooms, YEMtOF 84 LASER 2 Or Turbo *8.305 12 CHEV CAMANO 228. 2 Br. IlMk------. M IIT4 87 SABLE OS, 4 Dr. 84d.. Sndvfd CLC IM.. 74038 Sunday. 21 Juniper Street. No pets. Secur­ 3 months, trunk pieces, norware and comple­ Presently under con­ 3rd floor apartment. ter pieces half price. MCUmiUTION DODGE Charger hotch- 84 PONT, 6000 STE *7.495 IS CHEV SPECTRUM. 2 Dr. Rs4------. 4-12144 87 SABLE OS. 4 Or. Sad.. BIk. Ext, 74024 Lane. Get your start struction, 8 room Cape CMDOMNIURR ity and deposlt.8480. approximately 2 cord. 87 SABLE OS. 4 Or. Sad.. U. Rg. 81. CLC Ml.. 74110 8525 per month plus 12"-18" diameter by 18 Village pattern. Some- All 8NI8t H ;back 83. 4 cylinder, 4 80 OMNI 2 dr *2.995 K CNEV CAMMO. 2 Ir. SHvsru------. a4H24 here I AAove In and with 3 bedrooms, 2'/i WR 8ALE Heat and hot water • speed, pin stripe Inte- 844IS4 87 SABLE OS. 4 Or. Sad., Ortflard CLC Ml.. 74128 heat and utilities. 2 " length. Must be split. thlng for everyone. Oandna |ais, andquos,' 70 BUICK SKYLARK *2,705 14 CNEV CAMANO. 2 Ir. tH w ------4x4 •ntoy home ownership. baths, fireplace, 2 car Included. 646-2426, 9-5 > 87 SABLE OS. 4 Dr. Wgn. Oamo, Lt Rag. Bl.. SOLO month security, refer­ Take all. 649-0232. ; riar, sunroof am/fm 14 C8EV CAMMO. 2 Ir. WNNs— ------!742IM On evenings, take a garage. 1.5 acre lot. 2 BEDROOAA townhouse, weekdovs. ences required. No TERR IFIC tag sale. Bua Bail-aoma now Jaiy • cassette stereo. 643- 78 MONTE CARLO IICREV CNEVim 4 Ir. lias------. 97 SABLE 08. 4 Dr. Wgn.. Brt. Rad CLC. SOLO walk to the lake. AAas- 1W baths, wall to wall Wives soy help dean jars. Many kHchan Noma,: Approi. 20K Orl Oip. 8284.900. Jackson & AVAILABLE October 1st. pets. Best for working 15641 evenings.______Ownor MNoa. Mnn *3,905 H CNEV CAMMO. 2 Ir. Cnpv------MAZDA ter and loft bedrooms, Jackson Real Estate. carpet, appllonced kit­ out garage and attic or on wiener lumaure, rrsa, K DONE OMNI 4 Or. W Mt------. l-tl4ftS 4 room, 1 bedroom couple or small family. IR0AT8/MARINE MAZDA *80 GLC Hatch- 77 DODGE rumh Roo* . „ SABLE ''LS” living room, dining 647-8400.O______chen, basement, deck. 643-2121. husbands must go I Sat­ collanoous household Ciiieor. « K laure ml *4,895 15 M08E CNARSER. 2 Ir. Irsy------. I -ZIM4 Immaculate. 8118,900. apartment. 2nd floor, EQUIPMENT r urday September 12th, • back. 100K Includes . 44MZ4 97 S A B U LB. WhNa.. 7-8B21X room, kitchen, 2 cor SPIC & Span. This home I fumNure, Ids of tods, 77 CADILLAC SEDAN M FOlO EtCONT. S Dr. Ilsi------. Brt. Rad CLC. 74T 6X Principals only. stove, refrigerator and COVENTRY unexpectiv 9om. 29 and 35 West­ !*now tires on rims. . S4SIB4 i7 SABLE LS. 4 Dr. garage, enclosed Is lust spotless I Gener­ fann and goidan, anUqua H FOND T4IND. 2 Or. IriM - 97 SABLE LS. 4 Or. Sad.. BIk. Ext. 74020 Owner. 649-3971. dishwasher. Attic and avallablel Secluod one BASS boot. Fully rigged, minster Rd. Rain or • Asking 8800. 646-4102 DeVILLE NIesI *3.405 14 UNNLN TOWN CM. 4 Br. Ilsi_ . MtSt4 porch. Directions: 384 ous rooms Inlcudlngon cellar storage. Parking farm aquipmani, la m S7 SABLE LS. 4 Or. S4d.. Band Balga. 74012 East, to 44 east, to 31 bedroom unfurnished 1987. 84700. Call after shine. : Offer 6. 15 MANA 8X7 ML 2 Ir. I M ------. ftZSSM enormous fully- for one car. Non­ loft apartment. Utili­ 5:00.646-6230. quantity of pouNry aq u ^ . ftZ4tS-l 97 SABLE LS. 4 Dr. Sad.. BIk. Ext, 74020 South, right at Cove MANCHESTER. Corner 875-3311 IS MAZDA 821-T/IEIAN. S Dr. Itai. B7 SABLE LS. 4 Or. Sad. Oamo. Bmoka CLC. 74022^ oppllonced kitchen. 3 L0T8/UWD smoking adults only. ties Included. 8400. per q A TS U N 510 1980 station N MAZDA RX-7, 2 Or. WkHs------. S-t4»f Plata, bear left at stop. bedroom, 2>/> baths, 2 No pets. Utilities not of Spring and Dart­ neats - foadoro - antlqua r SABLE LB. 4 Dr. Bad. Oamo. BIk. Ext. 74040 1 mile to left on Lake- FDR SALE month. Security dep- • wagon. 1 owner. 81195. M MAZDA S2S. 4 Ir. IrsM. . 2-ZIIH car garage, fireplace, 3 Included. 8450 per PETS AND mouth. Saturday Sep­ watering Jars - etc. .•4BH4 t7 SABLE LS. 4 Or. Wgn. Oamo. WhNa. 74006 view. Right onto Ju­ oelt, references. 742- : 647-9097. IS MAZDA D2S DLX. 4 Ir. IM ------17 SABLE LS. 4 Dr. Wgn.. Bmoka CLC Mai.. 74g09Xl zone heat. Private acre month plus 1 month 6715 or 45641064. SUPPLIES tember 12, 9-3. 78 Dot- M MERCURY CWIM XR7. 2 Ir. Msik/IHvV- . z-tsn4 niper. Evelyn Connors, BRAND New Llstlngl sun, sports equipment, 88$l1Eai8/0aRMpiiL t7 SABLE LB. 4 Or. Wwi.. Brt Rad CLC, 74B17X lot In Bolton. 8220,700. Plorned commercial security. Call 643-0213 II MERCURY LYNX. 2 Ir. Irn M .------847488 S29-S055. AAltchell Asso- m 6 b i l home. Working books, gloss, clothes, No Mrtf $howing$.. TAKE A LOOK n'MEICORT COUIAft 2 Br.------. 8N184 Jackson ft Jackson zanel AAaIn Street, El­ between 2:00 and single mole adult pre­ SIAMESE Blue point, fe­ dotes, 563-5059. male spayed. Affec­ tools.______17 — L-ni Real Estate. 647-8400.O lington. Approxi­ 9:00pm. ferred. Lease, secur- Rain or thino. Sell Your Car NISSAN MAXIBA. 4 Or.. B2200 4x2 tionate. All shats. 646- INDDDRS. Saturday Sep- 85Fordjr-Birds S4NISSAN S n Z X /S /L S Or.. ftt4404 ■7 B2200 LUX SB. Pickup. Blaek. 11283 mately 2 acres In hot AAANCHESTER. Nice 3 Ity. No pets. 643-2880. Aaa* T^EIovaa ftZ IM growing area. Ideal for FVFFv tomber 12,1987.9-3,151 Swamp Rd., Covontry S4 NISSAN ^ N A . Z Or.. 87 B2200 LUX 98, 6 Spd.. Tornado Bllvor. 11210 room opartmrent. STUDIO type. Fortly fur- Pine Street, rear, Man­ 86 VW Jetts 4 or OS NItlAN ItNTIIA. Z Or.------Z-Z40I4 97 B2200 BASE SB. 9 Bp.. O. Blua. SOLO bonks, restaurants, of­ AKC registered Golden off Rt44 »15 4-IIS44 Heat, electric. Securtly nlshed. W orking single Retriever puppies. chester. Household Ak. Sunroof *0430 S4 NISSAN KINI CAS. PM U|. 97 B2200 BABE SB. Pickup. Bunbaam SHvar. BOLD fices, retail, etc. Coll deposit. No pets. 643- <-Ji Line* — 10 Days 4-1Z0N4 mole preferred. No Championship blood ltems,tools, new Swed­ M NISSAN PULSAN. Z Or.------97 B2200 8E8. SB. UgM Balga, 11243 fo r more details. 8552. pets. Lease. 643-3880. S09 charge, each addl- 85 Mazds RX7 QSL'SE' 17 NISIAN rANZA. 4 Or.. . 4-1Z1M 97 B2200 SE8. Cab Plus 8 Bp.. Blaek. 11374 8310,000. Jackson ft linos. Ready on Sep­ ish Items, carpets flonal line. You can tember 6. 742-9053, 643- (used braided and LOPBO >11,900 04 NItlAN KINO CAI. PM Op— . 4-1Z4Z4 ONLY Jockson, 647-8400. □ WiWTEDTD cencel at any time. . 4-1ZSI4 76M. ______remnonts.)o______86 Nissan Stanza _ 05 mtOAN BAXIMA. 4 Or------B2600 LUX 4x2 6 f f e r S accepted I Ap- CONDOMINIUMS CONDOMINIUMS lUY/TN/lOE SORRY, M mtfAN. PM Ua Track------t It It P proxlmotely 3 ocres. HDRSE Born - 3 stalls, THURSDAY and Friday 4 Or •7995 97 BtSOO LUX 4iQ, 8B 6 Bp.. Blaek. 11327 FOR RENT FOR RENT - NO REFUNDS OR 8Z NlliAN OENTSA. N ibM sfk _ : 740714 B7 B2900 LUX 4x2. SB 6 Bp.. Blaok. SOLO 129 New Bolton Rd., pasture and ring avail­ September 17 and 18, DLD and new furniture,' * ADJUSTMENTS 86 Line. Town Car u,. . 15 OUn CUTLAIt. Z Or------.141114 ■7 BOBOB LUX 4id, 9B, Oovar WhHa/WIna. SOLD able to rent. Provide 5pm-11pm. Saturday 2«>Cb00M $ A V E AAonchester. Call or household Items, andd 06 OLOS CUTLAtt. Z Or------. I4II44 97 B2900 LUX 4x2. 98 8 Bp.. Blue. 11279 write AArs. James own core or shore with September 19, llont- 04 n o t KLTA N. 4 Or------. ftMIftO 11pm. St Jam es glassware, will pay- 'CUL HEMLD 84 Mercury Marquis ■ ■gua •7 B2900 LUX 4x2. SB 8 Bp.. Bunrlaa Rad. 11390 Huey, 1504 Eost Vorde- VERNON 3 pysons. Call 646-1987. cosh. 646-8496. 14 OUM CUTUSI IP, Z Dr------Church, 896 Main St. Brougham >4995 ! t3 o4 mon, Killeen Texas E r e e to good home. 4 CLASSIFIED H OLOS CUTLASS M N . Wlfaa. *8395 76541. (817) 526-2367. WOODMERE PLACE Something for eve­ SS OLDS IKLTA SS. Z Or------. 74Z0I4 year old Lab Cross doe. 85 Bronco II. i m o n n . 744414 B2600 4x4 1987 M AZDA B2600 ifralnnedand loveable. ryone. Refreshments AUM. PS.4I4 *1 0 ,2 0 0 SO OLOS CALAII. Z Or.------ANDOVER, fisherman's Spacious and attractive and 2 bedroom available. ' 643-2711 10 0 1 0 1 CIENA. Z Dr- . 0-ZMM4 •7 B2000 SS9 4a4. 98 8 Bp.. Dpvar WhNa, SOLO delight. 2.2 ocres with 1 647-9385.______Autoiniitive 97 B2900 9E9 4x4. SB • Bp.. Blaok, 11323 SHORT BED PICKUP condos with hat and hot water included. Availa­ 35 ASHLAND Street. 82 Mazda RX7 G SL >6495 I n o t CUTLAIt, Wsata— l-4MftO 108 foot frontage on ; 040174 97 B2990 BBS 4x4. SB 8 Bp.. Blaek. 11384 5 Spaed, Sunbaam Sllvtr, 81371 Soturday-Sundoy, 10-3. IOlOtttllE«HCT.Tir._ 87 B2SOO SES 4x4, SB I Bp.. BUok. SOLO pond. 875,000. Klernon ble for September and fill occupancy. Brand IHNSGELLANEOUS 84 Mazda Pickup >4595 inOSHIENZA,NiMtack. . 7400ft0 Llmllod Tim* Offer Reloty. 649-1147. Seven or more fami­ G M 8 . ftl4lft0 B7 B2800 BBS 4x4, SB 8 Sp„ Ondo BkiP. SOLO new w-w carpet, kHchena, and bathrooms. FOR SALE lies. Lots of miscel­ I PONTIAC PNEOHM. Z I r . Expires 0-17-87 HEBRON $275,000 __I 83 Lynx Wg., ai. ac >3995 PONTIAC lONHEVUlE. 4 0r_ . 04KZ4 87 B8800 BASB 4x4. SB I Sp.. Tornado SHvar. SOLO Some unHa available with garage. Located In a laneous Including FDNIME B7 B2B00 BABE 4x4. SB S Bp.. Bunbaam SHvar. 11871 .CLYDE 84 B u l^ S k y ls rk ,g ^ g g P0HTIACMHNEVtUi.4n- quiet country setting. Just minutes from the TE E Shirt transfers. Ap­ baseball cards. 87 B2SOO 8ES 4x4, SB 8 8p.. Btaek. SOLO 8 A C R E S O F P R IV A C Y proximately 3000, also THUNDERBIRD 1979.- CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 8. PONTIAC FKM. Z Ir.------87 B2800 LUX 4x4, SB 8 Sp., Sunilaa Rad, SOLO M0RTRA6E8 city. Your aurroundinga Include; pool, tennis SATURDAY Saptember Completelv loaded. T*. 04 PONTIAC TIANS A n Z N r_ I4ZN 4 NO QIMMICK8 — JUST A GREAT DEAL Go with this B room, farm-style Colonial Just 50 to WOk numerals and 12, Som-3pm. Several F fO U T E 83, V E R N O N 86 Msrkur XR4TI >11,495 74I0M 87 BSaOO BASE 4x4, SB 8 8p.. Tornado SHvar, SOLO courts, pond picnic area. So come home to letters for shirts, cops, tops, olr, electric ever­ M PONTIAC TIANS ASL Z Br— 87 B2SOO LUX 4x4, LB 8 Bp.. BMok. 11881 AH Mgpoffafed Frfees IneluHo being oompleted. It has front to back living families. Coolldge 78 Cougar xar '2995 PONTIAC M0041.4 Nr.------l-IM H etc. Best offer. 649-3642 ything. Ask for Angelor' 85 Buick Regal >7495 n B2S08 SCB, 4x4 SB, SHvar, 11888 1) OaMar Prop 2) Undor CoaUng room with fireplace and double French doors, Woodmere Place for a truly pleasurable living Street. Variety of nice 646-783S. il' OMi Omega *4495 Lbb6395 I PONTIAC FINEmi. Z Dr.. 74ZIM bedrooms, 216 baths, first floor family room and 6960 for your personal viewing. street beyond McKee B2Century (Mot 2?B5 8695 TW* Wby rm space. Call us to see this unique homel on late payments such ee first NICOTRA - WIELER 646^468. dows, automatic, air,'* SZFordMSOXLTM *8195 sT east GbIfO Ta k y H, or second mertsepe or even SATRUDAY September t-top. Am/fm stsreo- siCavallar *49^ outstandlne credit cord Milt. i4 FDDT Copper Clod 12, 9-3. 2 family 79-81. tapodack, mag wheels,'' •8 gonnovila 4 * '6995 85 Mazda HX7 S Keep your heme tree and pool. Complete with all Florence 'Street, Garaged. Asking 8M00< - 8341MC ji«m ««-»■>• *12,000 AycAi«b.«ni *9095 WINDSOR 'VMORIARyV B R O T > IE R s 7 » *0495 references, 8750 plus ample parking. Call for fWD 10 Speed Bikes, 12,10-1 58 South Rood, ManctMBtBr, C T MSM4Mor utlllfles. Call B ft W V 8 ,4 dooor, 108 k. Vary details. Klernan excellent condition. 8M Bolton. Furniture, good condmen. 649- MS4-1334 Realty. 647-1419. Realty. 649-1147. i 872-9111 643-5135 for both. 647-8008. housewares. 8SN after 6pm. T he CRX has“Big Idca”writtcn all over it It has good looks. And a sporting disposition. w ^ Mm Our engineers were thinking “Big” whm they designed the interior, too.There's room to stretch UMANS tOOO W4V, RM, SOLO H O N D A S l your legs in style. And, M.7 cubic UMANS 8000 Way, RotMood, SOLD feet of cargo room with a locking LiMANS S.d8n, W M ., SOLO '0'SI«P]E»0 1 . 9 % stowage compartmenL LaMANS Sadan, Sllnr, SOLO 1 9 _ T he CRX is long on standard FtMEBIRO, WtiN.. HSS62 CHRYSLERS ft features. A few are: 5-spieed FIRiSIRO, Blu., SOLO NEW CHRYSLER SUNBIR08.4 Dr., SINar/Blu., SOLO 1987 Oldsmobile Delta 88 PLYMOUTHS — r 80ocr. sooosr. sowLE-i #6271 4 dr., PS, PB, putos wipsr, sosnt ttrlps, © X f s g s M W l f •000, 4 Dr., WHS., (4 In Stock) erulos control, tut whsM, automstic trans. LEBARON COUPE 800ft Or., RMVSIlvw (2) NEW 1987 F-350 DUMP € I 0 1 000ft 4 Dr., R.d (2) iBTPRia *1S(731 FORDS WWft 4 Or., Btu. (M ■ DISCOUNT -1 7 M aooft 4 Dr., Or^r/BlaoX H8270 ^ LeBARON 8000.4 Dr., SHvir (7) YOURPRia 13.975 L«BARON,2 on., WHITE. •HISaT, H13Be, x 6000.4 Dr.. Gray CASHORTRAOf — 2900 H12Sa, H1311, H llSe, H1227 •00ft 4 Dr., Buig./MIvn' (2) X L«BAnON,2 OR., SILVER, «H136B. #H13ie •00ft 4 Dr.. WIVOoM, H8180 BAuma TO nNANa * 1 1 ,9 7 5 TAURUS L«BARON,2 OR., BLUE/8ILVER, •H1368 X •000 8TE. 4 Dr.. U. Blu.. »«106 TAUnUS L. 4 Dr. Sad., WMta, Auto. H2S4 L«BARON,2 OR., C0R 00VAN /R 08E, f •OLD’ '94 Dr., M . Blu., HS113 60 Menitis at 6.6% APR TAURUS L, 4 Or. Sad., Blua, Auto, H427 L«SARON,2 OR.. BLUE, •H1361, H1374, H1407, @ K 4 Dr., Ok. Rad, H8182 TAURUS QL. 4 Dr. Sad., Saiga, Auto. H368 SOLDI, H1400, H1229, H137S, SOLDI. I. 4 Dr.. QoM (2) TAURUS QL. 4 Dr. Sad., Brown. Auto, H3ag H1289 TAURUS QL, 4 Or. Sad.. Brown, Auto. H877 L«BARON,2 OR., PREMIUM, BLUE, SHISSB GRAND AMS, 4 Dr., RcaMrood 48329 TAURUS QL. 4 Dr. Sad., Wua. Auto, OD, H721 GRAND AM. 4 Dr., Rad, SOLD TAURUS QL, 4 Dr. Sad., Qraan, Auto, DO, SOLD L«BARON,2 OR., 8ILVER/CHARCOAL, #H1348 2 5 4 TAURUS Q L 4 Or. Sad., Blua. Auto. OD, H7I4 L«BARON,2 OR., R08EW000,1 SOLDi GRAM9 AM SE, 2 Dr., WMIa, H8204 GRAND AM, 2 Dr., Blua, H8318 TAURUS Q L 4 Dr. Sad., Stack. Auto, OO, H716 L«BARON,2 on., W HITE/CHARCOAL, SH1343 TAURUS LX 4 Or. Sad.', Rad. Auto. OO, H342 V-B, B Spd., P8, PB. Light Group, Landseape L«BARON,2 OR., CHARCOAL. AH1384 FIERO SE. BtaoX H8196 TAURUS transmission, rorsion tarfiont sus- LX 4 Dr. Sad.. Sllvar, Auto, OD. H440 Dump Body and Hotat, H Cab 8hMd, L«BARON,2 OR., COROOVAN, ffH1360, H1251, FIERO GT, BlaoX H8164 TAURUS LX. 4 Dr. Sad.. Qray. Auto, OO. H442 H1388. H12SS TheCRX pensbn, rack and pinion steering TAURUS LX 4 Dr. Sad.. Wua. Auto. OO, HS87 Ready to Work. AS438 L«BARON,2 on., SPECIAL MONOTONE, *H1M2 and Michelin steel-belted radials. SONNEVILLES. 8«1.. Gray. (3) TAURUS LX 4 Or. Sod., Rad. Auto. OO. HSea L«BARON,2 OR., BLACK, #H1347 4-speed automatic transmission BONNEVILLE, 4 Or., Ok. Blua, H8141 TAURIM LX 4 Or. Sad.. Qray. Auto. OO. H86g CIVIC CRX BONNEVILLE, 4 Dr.. Rad, HS1BS TAURUS LX 4 Or. Sod., Wuo. Auto, OD. SOLO with lockup torque convener is also CIVIC CRX. SILVER SO LD BONNEVILLE LE. 4 Dr., Stack, H8116 TAURUS LX. 4 Or. Sod.. Stack. Auto. OD, H724 ’ 1 5 , 9 9 9 SUNDANCE AUTO, AIR, R. DEF., WSW CIVIC CRX, SI. REO, teS63 BONNEVILLE. 4 Dr.. Blua, SOLD TAURUS Q L Wgn.. Stack, Auto. OD, NSSt TAURUS L. Wgn., Stack. Auto. OD, HS84 SUNO ANCE.2 OR., SILVER, MIAOS. H1187 CIVIC CRX, SI. BLACK, #8587 The 1%7 Honda Civic CRX. BONNEVILLE LE, 4 Or.. Gold. H8107 8UNOANCE, 2 OR., REO, # SOLD TIRES, STOCK #1388 TAURUS LX Wgn.. Tan. Auto, (X>. 14884 CIVIC HATCHBACK 81. BLACK, i Nothing else measures up. SONNEVILLE 4 Dr., Rad, HS1M SUNOANCE.2 on., BLUE. *H1176 TAURUS LX Wgn., Wua. Auto. OO. SOLD BONNEVILLE LE. 4 Dr., Q r f. HS340 TAURUS LX )Wgn.. Bolgo. Auto. OO. H860 SUNOANCE. 4 OR., R 0 8 E W 0 0 0 , MSOLO BONNEVILLE LE. 4 Or.. Gold. H3117 TAURIM LX Wgn., Rod. Auto. OD. He7t 8UNOANCE.4 OR., COROOVAN. «H137S, BONNEVILLE LE. 4 Or.. Grty/Staek, SOLD SOLO. SOLD 1987 Oldsmobile Ciera TAURUS LX Wgn., Sotgo, Auto, OD, 14686 NEW 1987 THUNDERBIRD BONNEVILLE LE. 4 Dr., WMIa. H82S3 TAURUS LX Wgn.. Rod. Auto. OD, H701 SUNDANCE, 4 OR., ICE BLUE, 4H1284, H1280, BONNEVILLE, SMarl Wgn., Burgundy, SOLD #H6070 4 dr., tintsd glatt, auto. PS, PB, rear TAURUS SOLO window dsfoggsr. __ ^ LX. Wgn.. Wuo. Auto. OO, SOLD SUNDANCE, 4 on., WHITE, #H1278, H1283, GRAND PRIX LE, Sllyar, TAURIM LX Wgn.. Staek, Auto. OO. H71S H1186 n o ,994 TAURUS LX Wgn.' Wuo. Auto. OO. SOLD SUNO ANCE.4 OR., BLUE, #H1340 list *12,155^ TAURUS LX Wgn.. Wuo. Auto. OO. H648 SUNDANCE, 4 OR., RED. «H1338 INVOICE UPON REQUEST TAURUS LX Wgn.. Wack. Auto, OO. H719 SUNOANCE.4 DR., ROSEWOOD MIST, OLDSMOBILES DISCOUNT -1393 TAURUS LX. Wgn.. Wuo, Auto. OD. H736 «HS1270, H106S NEW 1967 CHRYSLER CUTLASS, Suprama, 4 Or., Qraan. H6183 YOUR PRKX 1 0 .7 0 2 TAURUS LX Wgn.. Wuo. Auto, OO. H780 TAURUS LX Wgn.. Rod, Auto. OO. H7S1 FIRENZA, Ok. Blua, H3037 CASHCUtTIUUX -1000 TAURUS LX 4 Dr. Sod.. Brown, Auto. OD, H688 FIRENZA. HB. Gray, SOLD CONQUEST TAURUS Q L 4 Dr., sod.. Wua. Auto. OO. SOLD CONQUEST, COUPE. SUPER RED, MSOLO NEW YORKER FIRENZA, Gray. H810B BAUUia TO FINANa *9,762 TAURUS Q L 4 Or. Sad.. Rad. Auto. OO. 8017 CONQUEST. XOUPE, MEDIUM BLUE, MsOLD \ FIRENZE GT, Rad. H6212 TAURUS Q L Wgn.. Stack. Auto. OD. 8018 , 60 Menthg el 6.6% APR CONQUESTTCOUPE, REO, M il378, « SOLO \ CALAIS, 4 Or., Rotawood, SOLO CONQUEST, COUPE, WHITE, M11346 4-DOOR Auto, 3 .8L, A/C, Power WIndows/Looka/Saats, The Civic Hatchlack is a b t of CALAIS, 2 Or.. Blua, S640S Crutae, Rear Oefroelar, TUI Wheal, S ly i^ Road car. Fbrverv- little money. CALAIS, 2 Dr.. U. Blua, SOLD THUNDERBIRD Whaata, Dual Electric Mirrors, Paim ttrlpoa. LeBARON - LeBARON GTS CALAIS, Supranw, 2 Dr., Sllvar, H8400 O I M O Front-wheel drive,4-speed man­ T-BIRO LX 2 Or.. Tan, Auto. H133 Digital dock, Tbitod QIaas, Halogon Hsadlamps , LSBARON.CONV., REO, M11401 CALAIS, 2 Dr., Blua, H8402 2 0 7 T-BIRD STD.. 2 Dr.. Stack. Auto. OO. SOLD Body Bide Moldings. Bpitt Back BaaW, Daap-WOH L«BARON,4 DR.. SILVER, M11286, M111S4 ual transmission, rack and pinioii CALAIS, 4 Dr., Blua. H6238 T-WRO STD.. 2 Dr.. Rad, Auto, OO. H384 TrunX Luxury Whaal Covors. #H1301 LsBARON.4 on.. W H ITE M11383. H1181i ISOLD- steering, (xiwer-assist front disc CALAIS. Suprama, 2 Dr., LI. Blua. SOLD T-BIRO STD.. 2 Or.. Wuo. Auto. OO. H38S L«BARON,4 DR.. BLUE, M11218, H1179, SOLO T h e C ivic Hatchback brakes, torsion bar front suspension DELTA Sft 2 Or.. Rad, HK41 T-BIRD STD., 2 Or.. Sllvor. Auto. OO. SOLO SOLD, SOLD SOLO . and steel-belted radials are standard. ANNUM. T-WRD STD., 2 Dr., Brown. Auto, DO, H384 LsBARON.4 DR. QTS, SILVER, MHSSe DELTA M, 4 Dr., Rad. H8322 T-WRD 8PT.. 2 Dr.. Wack, Auto. OD, H888 ’ 1 2 , 6 4 9 * L#BARON.4 DR. QTS. WHITE. MH282. HI 337. CIVIC 4 DOOR A fully carpeted interior, adjust­ DELTA U , WMIa, SOLO % FENCENTA6E Y-WRO SPT.. 2 Dr.. Wuo. Auto. H810 SOLO. H1312 SOLD able headrcsLs and reclining front DELTA Sft 4 Dr., Blua (3) T-WRO S TD . 2 Dr., Wuo. Auto. OO. SOLO LsBARON.4 OR. QTS. BLUE. M41178. H1287 CIVIC 4 OOOR, 8 SPO., REO, SOLD bucket seats make you feel at DELTA Sft Brougliam, 4 Dr., Gray. SOLD NATE FMANaNO T-WRO STD., 2 Dr.. Rod. Auto. OO. SOLO L«BARON,4 DR. QTS. ROSEWOOD. MHSSS. CIVIC 4 OOOR, 8 SPO., BLUE SOLO home on the road.The bng roofline DELTA 38 Royal Bghm., 4 Or., Ok Blua. H8022 AVMLAOLE T-BIRO STD.. 2 Dr.. Whmr. Auto, OO, H874 NEW 1987 TAURUS H118S CIVIC 4 OOOR, 8 SPD., WHITE, SOLO DELTA M. 4 Dr.. Rad (I) 1.9 T-WRO STD.. 2 Or.. Wtvor, Auto. OO, H679 makes more room for passengers. T-BIRD STD.. 2 Or., Wuo. Auto, OD. H888 LsBARON.4 DR, QTS, RED, MH328, H1388, CIVIC.4 COOR, AUTO. BLUE, #6808 DELTA Sft 4 Dr., Lt Blua. H625a 4 Door S*4m H1273 T-BIRO STD.. 2 Or.. Wua. Auto. OO, H700 CIVIC 4 DOOR, AUTO. BLUE. #6484 Safcrv -seat anchors keep children DELTA tS Brougham, 4 Dr.. Blua, H6272 ON MOST MODELS T-BIRO STD., 2 Dr.. Stack. Auto. OO, H722 LsBARON.4 DR. QTS, CORDOVAN. M11371. in their place. H1287 CIVIC 4 OOOR. AUTO, WHITE. #8800 CUSTOM CRUISER. Wgn., Blua. H8387 TO QUALinED BUYERS... CIVIC 4 OOOR. 8TA. WQ., 4 WH. OR., BLUE, 48877 llic rear seat folds drwn to hold CUSTOM CRUISER. Wgn.. Gray. SOLD over 15 cubic feet of cargo. A cargo CIERA, 4 Dr.. Blua. 48406 MUSTANG NEW YORKER area light, door glass defrosters, CIERA Brougham, 4 Dr., Blua, 4H6375 NEW YORKER, 4 DR.. W HITE, M11238, H1312, MUSTANG LX 2 Or. Sod.. Wuo, Auto. OD. H8S6 TURBO. LUX. PKQ. MUSTANG LX 2 Or. Sod., Wuo. 6 Spd.. H618 H1381 . H1341 remote-operated outside mirror, and CIERA. 4Dr., QoM SOLO CIERA Brougham, 4 Dr., QoM. H8370 MUSTANG LX 2 Or. HB, Qray. Auto. OO. SOLO NEW YORKER, 4 DR., BLUE, • SOLO CASSETTE. LEATHER a coin bcK make this 1987 Civic CIERA, 4 Or.. Groan. (3) MUSTANG LX 2 Or. Sad.. Rad.. Auto. OO. SOLD NEW YORKER, 4 DR., BLACK. M il 136. H1268 an upgrade hatchback. Without the STOCK #H1136 CIERA Brougham. 4 Dr., Graan. SOLD MUSTANG LX 2 Dr. HB. Wua. Auto. OO. SOLO NEW YORKER. 4 OR. . CHARCOAL. #1204, S1090 upgrade price. MUSTANG LX 2 Dr. HB. WMta. Auto, OO. H711 CIERA Brougham, 4 Or., Sllvar. H6339 NEW YORKER, 4 DR. SILVER, #H1323. H1182 MUSTANG LX Conv.. Wua. Auto. OO. SOLO CIERA, 4 Dr.. BurgurMy (2) NEW YORKER, 4 DR.. CORDOVAN, «H1387 MUSTANG. GT. 2 Or.. Qray. 6 Spd. OO. 8004 CIERA Brougham. 4 Dr., Burgundy. H8379 Auto., Trantaxia, PB, PB, Tinted QIaaa, CIERA Brougham. 4 Dr.. Black. SOLO Indapandani Rear Buspanalon, AM/FM Blaraa, COLT CIERA Brougham. 4 Dr.. Whila. H8362 TRUCKS Cloth Flight Bench Baal, 16 C i. Carpeting, SJL, COLT. VISTA. MED. BLUE. «H1317, ISOLOI. CIERA. 4 Dr. 8. LL Blua Ftso 4x2. sm-p/u tss-. Tan. 4 Spd.. OO. SOLD 16 Gallon Fuel Tanfo Child Proof Door Looka, n6,250 FtSO 4X2, 8/S-P/U 133. Wua. 4 Spd., OO. SOLD BodyaMa Moldings, Halogen HaadHghta, SA76B9. COLT. VISTA 4x4. MED. BLUE, #H1318 CIERA. 2 Dr. 8. Qray, H6244 1987 Pontiac Fiero F180 4x2. 87S-P/U 133. Wua. 4 Spd.. OO. HB83 COLT, VISTA, SILVER. #H1306 CIERA, 2 Dr. 8L. Blua. H6182 COLT. VISTA, DRIFTW OOD MIST. #H1200, INVOICE UPON REQUEST •H8043 Soft ray glass, A C, tilt wheel, AM/FM Ftso 4x2. sm-P/U 133. Ok. Brown. Auto. SOLO COLT. yiSTA 4x4, DRIFTWOOD MIST. #H1391 CUTLASS CRUISER. Wgn., Blua. H6387 stereo. Ftso tm , Pick-Up 133W8, Sllvor. Auto. H628 COLT, VISTA. RED, #H1208. #1390 Ftso 4x2. S/S-PAl 13ft Stack. Auto. H384 ’ 9 8 3 9 * COLT. VISTA 4x4, BLUE, #H1249 REGENCY 9S. 4 Dr.. U. Blua, SOLO Ftso 4x2. S«-P/U 133. Wuo. Auto. H8U COLT. 3 DR.. CHARCOAL. #H1397 NEW 1987 PLYMOUTH REGENCY ge. 4 Dr.. Qray. H8253 Ftso 4x2. an-PIU 133. Stack. Auto. H702 COLT, 4 DR.. WHITE. #H1402 REGENCY gs. 4 Dr.. Rad. H63eg usT * 1 0 .2 9 0 F150 4x2. a/S-PAJ 133. Qroon, Auto. H712 COLT. Ftso 4x4. 8/S-P/U 133. BtuoTWhl.. Auto. SOLD MEW 1Dft7 4 DR., MED. RED, #H1394, H1398 T h e Accord L X 4-D oor is a REGENCY gg. 4 Or.. Sllvar, He4as DISCOUNT - 5 4 * COLT. 4 OR.. BLUE. «HSOLO RELIANT ‘LE’ h : o ivr REGENCY gg Brougham,4 Or., U. Blua. H621I Ftso 4x4. a/S-PAJ 133. Tan. Auto. H0S3 soft-spoken sedan. Ftso 4x2. S/S-PU 133. Qraan. Auto. H740 COLT. 4 DR.. CREAM. #H1307 REGENCY gg Brougham. 4 Dr.. Blua. 46340 YOUR PRia 9 .7 5 0 PARCEL DEUVERY VAN COLT. 4 DR., LT. BLUE, #H1395 The streamlined body and FI50 4x2. 8/S-PU 133. Wua, Auto. H748 CASHORTRAOF - 1 0 0 0 Ftso 4x4, 117. Wua. 4 Spd.. H747 4-DOOR The Accord LX4-Door low hoodline guide the air F280 4x2. ars-pu 133. SHvar. Auto, H743 VOYAGER gently up and over the car to CADILLACS BAlANa TO FMAIKE * 8 , 7 5 9 F290 4x4. 8/S-P/U 133. Qray. Auto. SOLD VOYAGER, VAN, BLUE, #H1319 ACCORD F280 4x4, SrS-PAi 133, Qioon, Auto. SOLO reduce wind resistance. ALLANTE. Ttn, 87008 ACCORD HTBK. Ua. 8 SPO.. BEIQE. SOLO F360 4x2. C/CAB 137. Rod. 3 Spd.. OO. H713 ALLANTE. Sllvar. 87100 s o lienths el S.S% APR F3S04X2. C/CAB 137. Rod, S Spd.. OO, H708 CARAVELLE ACCORD HTBK. LXI. AUTO. QREY. DEMO. 48697 Four-wheel double wishbone CIMARRON. Rad, H7048 F380 C/C ts r . Rod. S Spd.. H028 CARAVELLE. 4 DR., ROSEWOOD, •H12S9, ACCORD HTBK. LXI. AUTO. QREY, 48679 suspension smooths out rough FS804X2. FLATBED 17. WMta. Auto, SOLD H1037 CIMARflON. OoM. SOLO ACCORD 4 DR. SEDAN OX. 8 SPD. BEIQE, SOLO roads and guarantees respon­ F3Sft DUMP 1S1. YVhNa/ntd. 3 Spd., OO. H728 CARAVELLE, 4 on.., (CHARCOAL, 4H1198 RANGER 4x2. SA-P/U 114. Oroy. 3 Spd., OO. H738 ACCORD EL DORADO. Stack. H7038 CARAVELLE, 4 on.., SILVER. tHIISS 4 OR. SEDAN DX. AUTO. BLUE. 48S28 sive handling. mo. RANGER 4x2. S/S-P/U 114. Rad. 3 Spd.. OO. H727 CARAVELLE, 1 8 5 4 OR... W HITE, #H13S3 P ly m o u t h ACCORD 4 OR. SEDAN DX. AUTO. BLUE. SOLD COUPE OaVILLE. Blua. H710I RANGER 4id. S/C-PU 128. Twi. Auto, OO. H738 CARAVELLE T he engine is powerful, 'tet, 4 OR.., IBLUE. •H1263. SOLO ACCORD 4 OR. LX 8 SPD., QREY, 48827 COUPE DaVILLE. Brown. 7063 RANGER 4a4, Sm-PU 114. Wua. 4 Spd.. OO. 8008 H1191,,#1110 it is quiet. RANGER 4a4. 8/8-PU 114. Qraan. Auto. OO. 8008 CARAVELLE 4 DR.,. (CREAM. #1248 ACCORD 4 OR. SEDAN LX 8 SPD.. BLUE. 46806 SEDAN DoVILLE. Rad. H707S CARAVELLE, 4 DR... (CORDOVAN. «H1081 ACCORD 4 OR. SEDAN LX 8 SPO.. WHITE, 48808 Sit back and enjoy a hushed SEDAN DaVILLE. Stack. H7034 FORD FACTORY PROGRAMS ACCORD 4 OR. SEDAN LX AUTO. OREY. 48832 ride, thanks to triple door seals. SEDAN DaVILLE. Blua. H7083 V-8, Automatio, PB, PB, 14' Body with Roll-up RELIANT ACCORD 4 DR. SEDAN LX AUTO. BLUE. SOLO L et cm ise control take over. SEDAN DaVILLE. WhHt. H7072 » M s.|i n-m 4M takt Rear Poor, Wind Dofloolor, From R ELIA N T LE, 2 OR., BLUE. SSOLD', #H1019 ACCORD 4 DR. SEDAN LX AUTO. WHITE, SOLD Make yourself comfortable with FLEETWOOD Brougham. Rad (2) R ELIA N T LE. 4 DR.. BLUE. •H1339. SHIISS POPULAR PACKAGE, LIGHT PKG., ACCORD 4 DR. SEDAN LX AUTO. BLUE. SOLO ij% m u% u% air conditioning, power windows FLEETWOOD Brougham. Stack (2) R ELIA N T LE. 4 OR.. CREAM. #H1217 ACCORD 4 OR. LXI, AUTO. QREY. aOLO FLEETWOOD Brougham. OoM. 87104 Ts (EnuMTS 1J% 3J% 4JM U% RELIANT. 4 DR., BLUE. M il 388 AIR. AUTO, REAR DEFROST. WSW and power dud outside minors. iM TB ’ 1 5 , 9 9 9 RELIANT, 4 OR.. REO. #S1S01 ACCORD 4 DR. LXI. 8 SPO., BLUE. 46410 FLEETWOOD Brougham. WMIa. SOLO Ts ij% m m UK • m RELIANT, 4 OR. SILVER, I SOLD TIRES. POWER LOCKS & MORE. ACCORD 4 DR. LXI. 8 SPO.. BLUE, 4SSS1 TTie 1987Accord LX 4-Door FLEETWOOD Oaluxa. Rad. H7074 To UK 3JK UK UK RELIANT, 2 DR.. BLUE. #H1297 #1019 Sedan. Treat yourself to the RELIANT. LE. 4 DR.. WHITE. SHIISS UK UK UK UK *m A S L O W A S sound of silence. UK UK UK UK *m CMC TRUCKS 1987 Pontiac Bonneville Un 1741 484* tat HORIZON 61 Trucks In Stock SHOT39 4 door, body side iholdinge, tilt wheel, HORIZON, 8 DR.. SILVER. •H1109 818-4 (4) AM/FM etereo, auto, PS, PB, power locks, UK ikiSkm HORIZON.8 DR.. BLACK, #H1149 JImmya Vana (2) power windows, AC. 4i2 3JK UK UK UK *8,797 Jbnmya SIS (7) 4x4 3JK UK UK UK 1 . 9 % TURISMO RV8ubuiMna(8) UST *14.7*5 TURI8M0.3 DR.. WHITE. #H1102 THE ALL ta4.1800 PU (10) INVOICE UPON REQUEST OBOXJNT - 1 * 7 2 28002x4 PU(1) ‘Prieing nc/taerx Cmh AmMtnet In U*u ol Sptelal APR FINANCING Sifan Cargo (2) YOUR PRia 1 3 .0 9 3 Kntne* Rata. A# VaMctM Bubtpot To Prior Solo. Scranton" Chrysler Plymouth located 3.3 ^ NEW Vandum (1) miles North of Vernon Circle next to Fa­ ia004x4PU(M CASHORTRAOF — 2 0 0 0 AVAILABLE HONDA 2800 4x4 PU(0) bian Drug Store. 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PONTIAC - BUICK - MAZDA - NISSAN 1 L ea s t 248 South Main St., (Rt. 5), East Windsor alch WINDSOR HARTFORD WINDSOR LOCKS OUTSIDE CONN. Mon. thru Fri. 9 AM — 9 AM (203) 289-6483 (203) 623-2466 1-800-522-2524 Sat. 9 AM — 5 PM