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U.N. Council Hunts Way to End Gulf

U.N. Council Hunts Way to End Gulf

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mingle at the Civic T Center / page 9 NFL: Little hope for quick settiement / page 23 aurlipstrr HrraiJi ManchRStRr - A City n! VillnijR Chdrm Friday,I iiw a j, Sept. 25, 1987 IWOf 30 Cents S U.N. council Storyteller spins hunts way to modern-day tales B y IS E X1SIR: ‘ By Andrew J. Davis Clements is doing his best to try Herald Reporter to teach children such modern- end gulf war day morals. He said his stories jROPEI Children at Bowers Elemen­ are non-violent, non-sexist and tary School sat intently listening non-racist. UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The td a story about a blg-cjty ant. "These are children learning N»k 1 U.N. Security Council today dls- The children la u g h ^ and things." he said. Modem char­ ■ v .tl cusseg ways to end the Persian Gulf Related stories smiled as the storyteller acters, such as Rambo, don’t war, one day after the on page 7 weaved his carefully chosen teach children much about and the Soviet Union stressed the words, creating an image that P compassion, he said. importance of a common front in became a presence as the story He prefers to" tell his own stopping the conflict. grew longer. stories because stories of old Security Council President Obed 20 cease-fire resolution. But reports published today said “ Alfred the Ant" was the relate the values of the time Asamoah of Ghana summoned the big-city insect and Jehan Cle­ they were written. For exam­ IS council members for a noon the Reagan administration had backed off from its embargo ments was the storyteller. ple. in the fairy tale "Cinder­ consultation, and U.N. Secretary- Clements, 40, was at the ella.” women are portrayed In a •M4 General Javier Perez de Cuellar demand. On Thursday, Secretary of State school Thursday and will end his non-active, complacent role, he planned what he called a working two-day stay this afternoon. For said. luncheon today with the council's George P. Shultz and Soviet For­ eign Minster Eduard A. Shevard­ second-grade classes of Patri­ Clements said he wants child­ five permanent members — Bri­ cia M. Loftus and Susan Gessay, ren to use their imaginations. tain, China, France, the Soviet nadze stressed the importance of council unity on the issue. Neither Alfred the Ant was the highlight With radio, television and the Union and the United States. of their time with Clements. movies competing tor child­ The latter two are divided on how mentioned the embargo, which would require unanimous approval V As the story opens, Alfred Is ren’s attention, young people do to achieve a cease-fire. an ant who lives in Central Park not use their minds enough,, he Britain, angered by an Iranian by the five permanent council members. who finds himself inside a said. attack Monday on one of its Cracker Jack box thrown on the "Many things are visual to­ tankers, is the only permanent The Chicago Tribune and the .. ground by a visitor. I.ucklly, day," he said. "Kids don’t think. HO» member to Join the U.S. call for an Baltimore Sun today quoted uni­ Alfred and the box later are They don’t use their arms embargo against Iran, which dentified U.S. officials as saying thrown into the trash can by Imagination” has yet to accept the council’s July that, lacking a consensus, the United States temporarily with­ some sanitation workers. Alfred the Ant, though, is not drew its embargo demand. The moral of the story: keep the only story the Tarrytown, The Tribune said the unexpected the earth as clean as possible, N.Y., native knows. He had a U.S. shift was the result of hints Clements told the children, different story for each grade. Youth goes Tehran may be softening its condi­ Clements, who himself re­ It was clear he loves what he laytmajilmuin tions for halting the war — and sembles a storybook character does for a living. wsy tloliMs> on rampage, because of the apparent unwilling­ with his Santa Claus beard, said " I t ’s an art form," Clements Mra* Friday; ness of the Soviet Union and China his tales teach children said. “ It’s a kind of job I can do 2 to support the embargo at the “ modern-day" morals. all my life, (but) you have to moment. Htrald photo by Pinto “ Every day we’re dealing believe in what you’re doing.” kills family with more modern values,” he The children in the second- After meeting with Shevard­ said. “ We must concern our­ nadze for more than an hour, Shultz storyteller Jehan Clements visits Bowers Schooi grade classes also loved what selves ... with the environment. MARSHFIELD. Mo. (AP) - A said: “ We agreed on the impor­ Clements was doing. teen-age boy went on a rampage Thursday, enchanting students with his tale of Alfred the We must keep the earth in good “ It was good,” said student m « 2 7 9 tance of (cease-fire) Resolution 598 Ant. He concludes his two-day visit to the school this k9nlgtili,afidM this morning, fatally shooting his arid its full implementation ... and shape.” Jeremy Boyle. “ It made me feel BT ttwM 94-hour mother, three brothers and an aunt we both attach great importance to afternoon. And by telling his own stories. real happy." Fair before he was killed in a struggle our evident ability to work with with an uncle, authorities said. 5 unity on this very important NAS The boy’s father was missing and problem.’’ Count from *929 may have been shot, too, Webster County sheriff’s deputies said. A Shevardnardze told reporters the Plerct body was found about a mile from United States and the Soviet Union heart the shooting scene in rural southern have “ an agreement in principle Utility woes befall Vernon Street tion 1 * 2 9 9 and your Missouri, but was not immediately that we should work to preserve npokei m bonua axtraa. identified, authorities said. unity among the permanent Plei Investigators said the boy, des­ members of the Security Council.” Bv Bruce Matzkin phone Co. pole located between ject engineer who is supervising the water department, the homes were song cribed as age 14 or 15, apparently Kuwait said Thursday the Secur­ Herald Reporter Vernon Street and Knollwood Road project, said that the fallen pole is without water for only a short time. under got up early this morning and shot ity Council’s plan might be the last fell at 4:16 a.m. Wednesday, SNET's fault. He sa ljl^ e pole was DIMauro said that the main broke Thomi his mother and brothers. They said chance to end the 7-year-old war Wednesday’s fallen telephone causing 176 customers on Vernon, not planted deeply enough. when the tooth of an excavating Wedm he then drove about five miles to the between its neighbors. pole and broken water main and Knollwood, Lexington Drive and “ Officially, the contractor is shovel touched the side of the main. unit t( home of his aunt and uncle, where gas line are only the latest in the Scott Drive to lose power. Nor­ responsible for the project as a The main break created some mud. "History will hold us all accoun­ string of problems affecting the theast Utilities spokeswoman whole,” said DIMauro, “ But as for In which at least one car got stuck. his aunt was shot and killed before table, without mercy. If we fail to r b e tt avdr. the struggle between the boy and Vernon Street reconstruction pro­ Cheryl Duey said that 44 customers utility poles, the contractor has According to Vicki MIzIa of 430 ‘N i l ok you on exert the effort and pressure for its ject site. had power restored by 6:50 a.m., nothing to do with them. I don’t feel Vernon St.. Wednesday was not the his uncle. implementation," Sheik Sabah al- yontor toll The boy’s uncle was being treated Since the project to straighten and 41 more by 7:35 a.m. The the contractor Is responsible for the first time mud became a problem. NE I. Ahmed, Kuwait’s foreign minister, and widen hazardous parts of the remaining 89 homes went without utility company’s work. (8NET) “ They left a mess from last tline" at a Springfield hospital for stom­ told the General Assembly. 5NEYW0RLD ach wounds he suffered, deputies road began last summer, residents power until 5 p.m. has to back up their own work” Friday until Monday," said Mizla. “dim said. The United States has deployed a have been plagued by delays and Duey said that the pole fell Neither a spokesman for SNET “ The whole intersection of Vernon expir Sheriff Eugene Fraker said the large naval force in the Persian inconveniences. Detours, holes in because too much earth was nor Bristol Construction Co., the Street and Scott Road was a foot of Parai boy’s mother was found shot to Gulf to help protect 11 Kuwaiti the road, dust, and unsightly removed from around It. She also project contractor, could be mud.” Pai death by the milk barn at the family tankers from Iranian attack and construction materials in yards said that it is the responsibility of reached for comment this morning. According to DIMauro, Friday’s distri home near Elkland, about 25 miles keep shipping lanes open. On have angered residents. Wednes­ the contractor to support a pole Wednesday’s water main break, mud problem was caused by the Is see northeast of Springfield. The three Monday, U.S. forces captured an day’s mishaps are the most recent whenever work Is done near It. which occurred about noon, cut off large amount of rain prior to that news boys were found shot to death inside Iranian ship laying mines in the irritation. But Nello DIMauro, a State water to a few homes. According to vacal the house. gulf. A Southern New England Tele­ Department of Transportation pro­ Patrick Kearney of the town’s Please turn to page 8 news Ko| budgi N K /) “ sulc fcbTClp—C) Vigil at condemned house progi tm .ee Th( trylni o budgi protests Route 6 land deal news, prodt he SB Bv Andrew Yurkovskv property to the highway, said the tion. She herself plans to seek an SENSLEl ( “ T1 Herald Reporter vigil was meant todraw attention to extension, but said others in the what she charged are the state’s same position, especially senior that t flourl BOLTON — About 20 people efforts to intimidate residents to citizens, don’t realize they can do gathered in front of Edith Pe­ give up their properties for less so. HEARTH deept tersen’s home on Route 44 Thurs­ than fair-market value. “ I'm a young, viable person who Kopp day night to mark the year since the Many residents don’t realize they is willing to fight," she said. state condemned the house to make can challenge the DOT, Houle said. Houle also objects to the letter EVICTIONS! way for the proposed Route 6 During Thursday night’s demon­ because the offer is below the true Soi expressway. stration, the front of Petersen’s value of the house, which she said is 5 ^. BL< In a 15-minute candlelight vigil, ranch house was draped with a about 8280,000. Some they protested the way the state huge banner for the Eastern Houle said the acquisition is also expet Department of Transportation has Citizen Action Group, a unfair because the DOT still doesn’t know whether the highway, which 1 the : gone about acquiring land for the group that has tried to stop the f /. shrin highway, which would extend from proposed expressway. Demonstra­ has been 20 years in the planning Bolton Notch to Willimantic. tors held candles and placards. stages in various forms, actually Laurel Houle, an Andover resi­ After brief remarks by Houle and will be built. dent who may have to give up her others, they Joined in a song titled In July, the DOT submitted plans "The Battle Hymn of the Highway to the Army Corps of Engineers to Co Fighters." sung to the tune of the allow it to fill in about 60 acres of “ Battle Hymn of the Republic” wetlands along the proposed high­ TODAY Houle said afterward she doesn’t way. The Corps of Engineers might oppose the DOT acquiring land require the DOT to prepare an through eminent domain, but, environmental impact statement Index rather, she opposes the manner in on the effect of the wetlands work, 2B pagaa. 4 snctlona which the acquisition Is being which could delay the start of In th carried out. For example. Houle highway construction one to two A d v ic e ------14 L o tte ry . said she received a letter from the years. Harvid photo by VurXovaky new BueioMS------27 Obituaries— S James Lewis, DOT’S director of Opinion — — 6 DOT last week, offering her from Clanifled . 15-22 right of ways, said Thursday the Andover resident Laurel Houle, right, Bolton. Petersen was forced from her P e o p le ------2 1180.000 for her custom home on to gel Comtes . 12 department has almost finished Connecticut _ 4 S p o ^ ___ 23-26 Bunker Hill Road. rallies Thursday night with demonstra­ home to make way for the proposed coml( Entertainment 10 T elevision ___ 13 Houle said the letter stated she property acquisitions In the Bolton tors who marked the year since Edith Route 6 expressway, and Houle and her area. One of 46 properties remains . wear Focus e U.S./World— 5. 7 would have to respond to the offer Petersen was evicted from her home in family face the same fate. Local news— 3, 8 Weather______2 within 12 days or face condemna­ to be piprAased. ping, to; F chest

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THE Vv'EATHER REGIONAL WEATHER Accu-Weattier*^forcca^ for Saturday MEA gives Town planner appointment Daytim e Conditions arnf H i ^ TcnH:>«riaiiir«M. FlURfMES, Democrats approved amid objections I5^•

By Jocquallrte Bennett planning, Isner applied for the town rienced, professional staff, not Herald Correspondent planner's job after Patricia Gatz- on-the-Job training.” Fowler said. the nod kiewicz. 26, resigned to become the Isner contended that he is not hnAmJirS J COVENTRY - The Town Coun­ town of Somers’ first town planner. only qualified for the Job but the cil confirmed the appointment of She left on Sept. 8. best person for It. By Andrew Yurkovsky Robert Isner as town planner this According to union contract, the fTTHj Harold Reporter "la m qualified to do this Job, and week In a 6-1 vote, but members say council must appoint a qualified I can do the master plan,” Isner it was a tough decision and not person already employed by the said Tuesday. " I am very familiar The Manchester Education Association has en­ everyone is comfortable with it. r Yo«k IQ Some Thanks town. with everything that’s going on and dorsed all four Democratic candidates for Board of "In 99 percent of the cases, the , Councilwoman Rose Fowler have been working with the Plan­ All.tlHH On this day in 1513, Spanish explorer Vasco Balboa Eklucation and all bo* one of the six Democratic council vote is unanimous. Any vehemenlly opposed Isner's ap­ ning and Zoning Commission. I am crossed the Isthmus of Panama and became the first candidates for Board o Directors. time It’s not, it’s hard to be pointment because of his the best choice for a smooth European to see the Pacific Ocean. Balboa expected his No Republican candidate for either board received comfortable with it, especially inexperience. transition to a new planner.” the support of the teachers’ union. when someone like Rose Fowler "Coventry is at a crucial point discovery, along with his findings of gold and pearls, to He said he will be taklnggraduate ----- has such strong feelings against a and the planner position is pivotal The endorsements were made Wednesday by the courses in planning this spring. In Wf.rftH^. Urn earn him a governorship. But news traveled slowly, motion,” C^ouncilman Patrick Fla­ Fowler said in a phone Interview M EA’s representative council, a group of about 20 the meantime, a private consul­ herty said in an interview Tuesday. Tuesday. " I ’m concerned and I'm and King Ferdinand appointed another to rule the representatives from town schools. The M EA’s / i tant. Mark Waterhouse, has been " It ’s not that I ’m not comfortable upset. I brought this to bed with me region. Jealousy between Balboa and the new governor political action committee interviewed the candidates hired to do background work on with Robert Isner, I Just don’t know last night, to work with me today, for Board of Directors on Monday and the candidates redoing the town’s master plan of grew. In 1518, the governor falsely accused Balboa of that I'm comfortable that we made and I ’ll bring it home to the supper for Board of Education on Tuesday. 'V. development. treason and sentenced him to death. the best choice for the future of the table with me tonight.” s Frost in the north, Ehidorsed for Board of Education were present board town. ... We always want what Is Isner was approved by the PZC Fowler served eight months ns S DO YOU KNOW — What famous explorer did King last week and appointed as acting Oiairman Richard W. Dyer, Susan L. Perkins, Francis best for the town, but it was a hard chairwoman of the Economic De­ planner by Town Manager Harold Ferdinand fund in the 1490s? A. Maffe and James E. Morancy. All except Morancy road deciding how to get us there.” velopment Committee and has been Hodge. pleasant elsewhere THURSDAY'S ANSWER — ’’NaCI” is the chemical formula are incumbents. The council confirmed Isner’s working on the town's development appointment after two hours in for almost 20 years. for table salt. For the Board of Directors, the endorsed candidates According to Flaherty, the coun­ were; Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg, Stephen T. Harald pholo by Pinto executive session during a meeting "She has been In the forefront of cil was reluctant to go against the By Ttra Attodatcd Press were scattered in the higher 9-25-87 Knowledge Unlimited, Inc 1987 c Cassano, Peter P. DiRosa Jr., Mary Ann Handley and .at the Town Office Building Mon­ economic development for this recommendation of the town elevations of northern New Kenneth M. Tedford. Handley is the only non- Robert Isner, 23, Coventry’s new town day night. town, and dedicated toil.” Flaherty manager. E England. The nation’s northern reaches incumbent. planner, says he's qualified for the job. Both Town Attorney Abbot said. ' The crux of it was that wedid not A Newspaper in Ekiucatlon Program Schwebel and the town’s labor had a scrape with frost today, Sponsored by Steve Armstrong, chairman of the political action With the completion of the Route believe It was in the long-term best E Evening rain showers dimin­ Rose Fowler, a member of the Town while pleasant fall weather pre­ attorney, Saranne Murray of Ship- 6 Expressway likely to result In a interest of the town to go against the ished and early morning skies The Manchester Herald committee, said Thursday that the endorsement of vailed elsewhere. Council, opposed his appointment, man & Goodwin of Hartford, boom in development for the town. rerommendation of the chief execu­ remained clear or partly cloudy only Democratic candidates was not unusual. Freexing temperatures were contending he has little background for attended because of the legalities Fowler said she believes an expe­ tive officer in a personnel matter,” over much of the nation. “ I would say that over the past few years that the recorded in upper Michigan and tendency would be to endorse the Democratic the position. The council confirmed connected with union contracts. rienced planner is critical In order Flaherty said. "W e had to consider the northern quarter of Wisconsin The National Weather Service candidates in that the Democrats are more sympa­ Isner's appointment after two hours in Isner has been the town zoning to redo the master plan ofilevelop- the morale of our employees and this morning, and snow flurries forecast for today called for thetic to our goals,” he said. agent for a year and a half. Though menl as soon as possible. integrity. We want people to see Almanac executive session Monday night. he has little formal background in "This town needs an expe­ P showers and thunderstorms scat­ Incumbent Democratic Director James “ Dutch” Coventry ns a good place to work.” tered across southern Florida, Fogarty was not considered for MEA endorsement Weather Trivia from central Arizona into New because he did not answer a candidate questionnaire P Sept. 25, 1987 TODAY’S MOON: Between Mexico and in northern Maine. new moon (Sept. 22) and and he failed to show up for the interviews, Armstrong said. ‘My goals and priorities are the town’s Skies were expected to be cloudy Today Is the 268lh S |m T W j T IF i . first quarter (Sept. 30). Today's weather picture was drawn by Haley Maynard, 10, day of 1987 and the □ But Donald K. Kuehl, chairman of the Republican along the northern Pacific Coast who lives on Charter Oak Street and attends Martin School. third day of autumn. TODAY’S. TRIVIA: Which composer's Town Committee, said the endorsements reflect the COVENTRY — Robert Isner, the new pointment and the town manager /Wetland Watercourse Commi.ssion. regulations or feel they are not bound by and over southern Utah but sunny f work was popularized by Glenn Gould? fact that the council is a partisan group. He said the the town planner, is confident he can prove named him acting planner last week. Born Dec. 22. 1963, he Is a native of them,” he said. "Wetlands are a highly over much of the remainder of the i : r i (a) Bach (b) Puccini (c) Gershwin nation. Republican candidates “ are as good for the MEA as the his skeptics wrong. However, some Town Council members Windsor, and .still lives there. He Is the valuable ecosystem and must be pro­ Democrats.” CONNECTICUT WEATHER TODAY’S HISTORY: On this day in TODAY’S BARBS " I can understand the council’s had reservations. youngest of eight children, and has six tected. ... They help purify ground High temperatures were ex­ 1513, explorer Vasco Nunez de Balboa BY PHH. PASTORET "W e’ve had a record of being for the best education concern because of my lack of a formal ” I am tired of Coventry being a brothers and one sister. His love of the water, act as natural filters, help control pected to reach the 40s in of Spain became the first European to Most duffers woutd welcome a score we can possibly get in Manchester, and we’re very background in planning. But I am training ground for inexperienced peo­ outdoors stirred him to study the flooding and are a wildlife habitat.” northern Maine and SOs in the rest Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: see the Pacific Ocean. counter that adjusts to 2 under par at proud of the the Manchester education system.” he qualified to do the job.” Isner, 23, said in ple.” Councilwoman Rose Fowler com- - environment. Council Chairwoman Joan Lewis said. of northern New England, north­ Tonight, clear and cold with scattered frost. Low 35 to TO D A Y ’S BIRTHDAYS: William Faulk­ the end of each round. an interview Tuesday. “ I have been the plained last week. "W e are trying to " I have a lot of knowledge about what rerenlly praised Isner. "H e Is a Kuehl noted that the MEA council comprises only a ern New York and upper Michi­ 40. Saturday, mostly sunny. High in the mid 60s. ner (1897); Red Smith (1905); Barbara zoning agent here for a year and a half promote economic growth, we want the is going on here in Coventry right now,” hard-working young man,” she said. gan, in the 60s and 70s from Walters (1931); Qlenn Gould (1932); Now that they can make computers small fraction of the MEA membership. He said he is and I have alot of practical working master plan of development redone and he said. Isner believes he can be instrumental southern New England across West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, clear and cool. Michael Douglas (1944); Christopher compatible, why can't they do the same confident other MEA members will make up their own experience. I have been working with we need an experienced planner now.” His biggest challenge so far, he said, in moving Coventry in the direction thing for marriage partners? New Jersey, the upper Appalach­ Low 40 to 45. Saturday, mostly sunny. High 65 to 70. Reeve (1952) minds. the Planning and Zoning Commission Despite Fowler’s objection, the coun­ has been working to Improve zoning town officials want. He said he thinks he Democratic Party Chairman Theodore R. Cum­ ians, the remainder of the Great Northwest Hills: Tonight, clear and cold with TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWER: (a) Pianist and I worked closely with Patty, the cil confirmed Isner in a 6-1 vote on regulations tocontrol lakefroni develop­ can do so by amending zoning regula­ TODAY’S QUOTE: "Between grief and mings said the M EA’s endorsement of Democratic previous planner.” Monday. ment on Coventry Lake has been his tions to encourage commercial develop­ Lakes, the lower Ohio Valley, nothing I will take grief” — William Glenn Gould popularized J.S. Bach's scattered frost. Low in the mid SOs. Saturday, mostly candidates shows a confidence in the party. Isner applied for the job after Patricia A 1985 graduate of the University of biggest challenge. His bigge.st fru.slra- ment. yet protecting the lake and much of Minnesota, along the Faulkner. "Goldberg Variations.” sunny. High 65 to 70. © 1««7, NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN "E very endorsement is important and appreciated Connecticut, Isner majored in natural tion is properly owners' lack of historical character of the town. northern Pacific Coast and from Gatzkiewicz resigned in August to for it’s a measure of confidence in what you’ve done become the town of Somers’ first town resource management. He has served knowledge of wetland regulations. Isner intends to take graduate courses central Arizona across southern Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk and what you want to do,” he said. plannner. The PZC approved his ap­ for four years on the Windsor Inland- "They are either unaware of the in planning at UConn this spring. Utah and southern , in Point: Wind northwest 10 to 20 knots with some higher the 90s in the desert Southwest gusts today diminishing to less than 10 knots tonight. Astrograph and in the SOs elsewhere. Southwest 10 to 15 knots Saturday. Three groups supporting the Buckland mall form PACs AQUARIUS (Jan. 2d-Fob. 19) It will Indi­ 2 cate bad taste on your behalf if you Factfinders: Buckland Bond Issue, other related development. morning his company will work to q i b u r Bv Andrew Yurkovskv gory, an Investigator for the state make light of a situation a friend views however we can, to make sure Herald Reporter a group of town residents. Joe LeDuc, a director of develop­ get out the vote for the referendum Elections Commission. He said any people know what's going on. And 2 ^Birthday seriously. Be compassionate Instead. According to the papers filed in ment for Homart. said Thursday and make sure that voters under­ group specifically formed for.Jab- PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) An ar­ liepeAilly,' they'll have the right Three groups supporting the bond the town clerk’s office, the groups his company will probably prepare stand the issue. bying purposes must file Imme­ information to make a proper > rangement you have with another that Is will campaign for a yes vote on the a leaflet presenting its position and supposed to be shared equally might tip issue for the proposed Mall at Finguerra didn’t have an esti­ diately with the town clerk. determination.” he said. ' PEOPLE Saturday, Sapt. 26,1967 out of balance today. You could be on Buckland Hills have filed organiza­ referendum question on improve­ send out mailings to residents. In mate of how much 1-84 Associates In the year ahead, It looks like you are the short end. tion papers this week required for ments to the area around the addition, Homart officials will will spend in its lobbying efforts, The chairman of Factfinders. Meduski, the executive vice going to resurrect an old enterprise that ARIES (March 21-April 19) Today, rely the formation of political action proposed mail. make themselves available for but he said the amount would not be Richard Meduski. said this morn­ president of the Savings Bank of never yielded Its fullest potential. You If the referendum passes, the talks to local organizations, as they large. ing his group plans to send out a Manchester, said the group now Fair condition white painter’s cap and a red, on that which you've learned from per­ committees. won't be disappointed the second time sonal experience Instead of heeding the The groups are the Homart town will issue $13 million in did last week during the breakfast State law requires that any mailer and start a phone bank to numbers about 20 and Includes 5 white and blue sweater and dress, around. many area businessmen. He hopes NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - advice of a companion who has never Development Co. of Chicago, the tax-increment bonds to pay for the meeting of the Greater Manchester business lobbying for a local educate voters about the benefits of Thursday helped 10-year-old Tau- LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Ocl. 23) Dispensing encountered a similar problem. mall developer; Manchester 1-84 road and utilities improvements. Chamber of Commerce, he said. referendum vote must file with the the mail. to increase the membership and 5 Country music singer Webb heedah Williams run a paint unsolicited advice Is a no-no today. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't think Associates, the developer of hous­ The bonds would be paid off by John Finguerra, a general town clerk once it spends more than bring together residents of a Pierce, recovering from open- brush across a door to symbolize There's a chance your well-intentioned that the things others do for you today ing near the proposed mall; and taxes levied only on the mall and partner in 1-84 Associates, said this $1,000, according to Ronald Gre­ "W e will do whatever we can. variety of backgrounds. heart surgery, was in fair condi­ the project’s start. suggestions may do more harm than should be without cost; on the other good. Trying to patch up a broken ro­ tion In a hospital today, a Rafko’s painting partner hand, your efforts are deserving of spokesman said. mance? The Matchmaker set can help compensation. smiled in answer when asked, you understand what It might take to re­ Pierce, 61, best known for his GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) In friendly "A re you having fun?” Another store the relationship. Mall $2 to Match­ competitive activities today, don't make Teacher’s MMH and other hospitals combine song "In the Jailhouse Now," fifth-grader, 10-year-old Eric maker. c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box a big deal out of either winning or los­ underwent surgery Friday at St. Linn, Joined in making brush 91428, Cleveland, OH, 44101-3428. ing. Champions handle both with grace. Thomas Hospital, and was moved strokes. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Secrets CANCER (June 21-July 22) A failure to pertaining to personal matters should art show forces to buy imaging equipment Wednesday from a special care Rafko, of Monroe, Mich., gauge conditions realistically today unit to a regular room. not be bantered about today. You might could deprive you of achieving your ob­ signed autographs, posed for make disclosures to the wrong person. jectives. Don't take success for It is only a matter of time before spend another $600,000 to build consortium makes the most sense pictures and shook hands at the SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dee. 21) Melt granted. a dream six area hospitals, including Man­ special loading docks at each of the for the six hospitals, Stowell said. ‘NIghtllne’ talks building, whose walls have peel­ Into the group today Instead of trying to LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Try not to let chester Memorial Hospital, will hospitals. Beck said. Manchester “ By the six hospitals coming ing paint and broken mortar and run the show. Your peers will resent your expectations run too high today if together, it gives all the Institutions By Andrew J. Davis have a state-of-the-art imaging Memorial has budgeted $120,000 for your appointment as entertainment a person you don't know too well makes access to the technology,” he said. NEW YORK (AP) - “Nigh­ whose windows are missing do­ director. Herald Reporter machine at their disposal. its dock. Beck said. you big promises. Walt until this person "It allows everyone to benefit.” tline" host Ted Koppel is in zens of panes. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) Unless The state Commission on Hospi­ Hartford Hospital and the Uni­ proves himself. About 4,200 people in the consorti­ "difficult negotiations” over his Real work at the International you put your full weight behind your Dorothea “ Doti” Dienst is about tals and Health Care Tuesday versity of Connecticut Health Cen­ VIRGO (Aug. 23-S«pt. 22) Even if it's um’s area might benefit from the expiring ABC contract, says Community School begins Dec. most ambitious project today, you are to fulfill a lifelong dream. unanimously approved an applica­ ter in Farmington already have with a friend ol long standing, It's best machine annually, a consortium Parade magazine. 12. apt to fall far short of your mark. Mea­ not to make loans without getting prop­ The 53-year-old art teacher at tion by the hospitals to jointly own a state approvals to use the machine. sure up. $2 million magnetic-resonance im­ But buyingthe machine through the study has determined. Parade, in its edition to be WEBB PIERCE TED KOPPEL er collateral. Keep things businesslike. Bowers and Washington elemen­ distributed Sunday, said Koppel tary schools will have her first aging machine, said Todd D. Is seeking to be relieved of some . . . open-heart surgery wants new duties Princess In Brazil one-woman art show at the Greater Stowell. vice president of the Doufu Is the Chinese name for Manchester Chamber of Com­ Capital Area Health Consortium. Cheney tailgate news assignments and of being a RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil bean curd. It was invented in China vacation stand-in for nightly Current Quotations merce, 20 Hartford Road. The show He said the hospitals should begin with warmth and curiosity, say India, since fleeing his country in (AP) — Princess Anne of Eng­ and has been made there for about news anchor Peter Jennings. will feature her watercolor paint­ using the machine by early 1988. sale Is Saturday followers of the Tibetan Buddhist 1960. land flew to the remote southwest The other hospitals are; Mount 2,000 years. Koppel also criUcized network ings of New England and Hawaii. leader. The United States regards him comer of Brazil to visit the Sinai Hospital in Hartford. Rock­ cuts, saying they could be An opening reception will be Oct. The Cheney Homestead Tailgate budget The 14th Dalai Lama, 52-year- as an important religious figure world’s largest hydroelectric "Given the lack of safeguards truck radio wide open and play ville . Johnson "suicidal" for television news 4 from 2 to 5 p.m. The show is Tag Sale will be held on Saturday old Tenzin Gyatso, arrived Thurs­ but does not recognize his claim plant, the huge Itaipu dam. and absence of uniform national music for them. They seemed to Memorial Hospital in Stafford. EMERGENCY programs. sponsored by the Manchester Art from 9 a.m.' to 2 p.m. on the day for a three-day visit, part of a to Tibetan governmental leader­ The 12.6 million-kilowatt plant regulations, guardianship of the like Conway Twitty." — Foy Association. Bristol Hospital, and New Britain Fire — Police — Medical The networks mistakenly are homestead grounds, 106 Hartford 17-day tour of the United States, ship. Tibet is now considered a — six times more powerful than elderly in the United States has Rogerson, 74, of Robersonville, " It ’s kind of my lifetimedream to General Hospital. trying to compete with low- Road. Switzerland and West Germany. province of China. Egypt’s Aswan High Dam — is become an abusive legal tool." — N.C., explaining how he produced have a one-woman show.” she said. The machine is similar to a The sale was to be held last budget syndicated television DIAL 911 "At first some of the people The Indiana visit came at the situated on the Parana River Rep. Claude Pepper, chairman of what may be the world’s biggest “ It’s one of those dreams you CAT-scan machine. Stowell said, weekend, but was rained out on In Manchester news, rather than focusing on around here were sort of leery," invitation of his older brother, between Brazil and Paraguay, the House Select Committee on watermelon; a 270-pounder. wonder if It will ever come to pass. ” Herald photo by Davit but more advanced. The machine both Saturday and Sunday. producing higher-quality shows, said Suzy Fulkerson as she Thubten J. Norbu, a retired 942 miles southwest of Rio de Aging subcommittee on health, Dienst said she is not nervous uses a magnet and radio waves to produce a picture of body struc­ he said. arranged flowers for a Thursday Indiana University professor of Janeiro. promising to press for federal France and Britain signed the about the opening. Instead, she Dorothea Dienst holds one of her paintings. The 9 “ They don’t seem to realize tures. Its images are considered night dinner in the Tibetan Uralic and Altaic studies. Princess Anne arrived Wednes­ standards. Munich Pact in 1938 with Germany wants to hear what people have to Manchester art teacher will have a one-woman show at that their network news will only clearer than the CAT-scan’s, and it priest’s honor. It is the Dalai Lama’s fourth day in Sao Paulo to begin a and Italy. say about her lifelong pursuit. Introducing — 9 by being visibly stronger, the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce starting can also determine the biochemis­ flourish "They didn’t know or under-' visit to the United States since seven-day visit to Latin Ameri­ " I f this keeps up, I may look for " I ’m very anxious to hear what deeper and of better quality,” people have to say.” she said. " I ’m Oct. 4. try of living cells. stand what was going to happen" leaving Tibet. ca’s biggest country and flew to another committee to chair.” — At Manchester Memorial Hospi­ DAVID MURDOCK Koppel said. the dam Thursday. Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., chairman curious to see what the public at the Buddhist funerary shrine Lottery The show will feature 20 waterco­ everyone’s cup of tea. tal, staff members will betralned to It is Sentry Real Estate’s the Dalai Lama was to dedicate She planned to leave Tuesday of the Armed Services Commit­ reaction will be.” Painting beauty The opportunity to have a solo lor paintings focusing on scenes in “ It’s certainly not abstract; it’s use the machine, said Andrew A. pleasure to announce the Something strange this afternoon, she said. "They for the Netherlands. tee, facing more than 90 amend­ New England. The paintings in­ realistic,” Dienst said. “ A lot of Beck, a hospital spoke.sman. ments to a Pentagon budget bill showing came while Dienst was addition of David Murdock, were afraid it might be something NEW YORK (AP) - Miss looking into securing a state art clude images of Maine and the people are looking for the unusual. "Obvviously, there are a lot of BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) - he was managing. Realtor - Associate, to its weird or strange." America Kaye Lani Rae Rafko Connecticut daily grant, she said. To put herself in a coastline of Connecticut. But I paint what I like; what I'm things we have to do,” he said. “ We Some southern Indiana residents The Dalai Lama, the supreme grabbed a paint brush to help kick In 1941, Britain and the United Thursday; 705 better position to secure the grant, Twenty more paintings about the comfortable with. I have to be me. I need education for our staff, so we Manchester staff. David expect something strange when leader of Tibetan Buddhists and off a rehabilitation project at a States agreed to send war supplies " I ’d go out there every morning she looked into having a show islands of Hawaii also will be enjoy what I ’m doing.” can tell them what (it) Is. The staff recently received hla the Dalai Lama dedicates a head of a Tibetan government in decrepit school building. to the Soviet Union to heipjt resist and talk to them. I’d turn the Play Four: 1E50 lliough she did not obtain it, she exhibited. Dienst spent July in ... is excited about bringing that Connecticut real eotata shrine, but most have reacted The exhibit will run through Nov technology into the community.” exile, has lived in Dharmsala, The beauty queen, wearing a Nazi invaders during World War II. was able to convince officials at the Hawaii, where she did most of her license, having already Oieney Mansion to still give her her island paintings, she said. 15. The chamber is open weekdays In addition to the machine’s 12 million pricetag, the hospitals will obtained a Masaachuaetta showing. Dienst said her style may not be frorh 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Manchester Herald license. He graduated from Comics Sampler East Catholic High School 7 USPS 327-500 VOL. CVI, No. 304 In 1683 and Bently College Cummings joins effort to say YES to accord In 1987 with a B.S. degree In ON T H I PASTRACK by Bill NelbrMk 7 Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rales are t1 .80 Marketing. David presently Democratic Town Chairman worked out terms of the proposed thorough job.” the agreement publicly at district and certain holidays by the Man- weekly, 67.70 for one month. $23.10 meetings and vowed to work for Its resides In Bolton with his parents, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mur­ cheatar Publishing Co . 16 Braintrd Theodore R. Cummings has ac­ accord. Bletchman, speaking at a meet­ tor three months. $46.20 for six defeat at the polls Nov. 3, there has 6HE'5 £.fAAer. Place. Manchaatar. Conn 06040 months and $02.40 tor one year. cepted an invitation from a former Cummings has been In the ing of the Eighth District directors dock. For professional and enthusiastic service, call David been no public word so far of an In this space, samples of 0d6MlZ£0,CmT\\/B, A WOMAN HAS Second claaa postage paid at Senior citizen rates and mall rates foe in disputes over town and forefront of past efforts to consoli­ Monday, called Cummings a "sta­ at 643-4060. ME. date the district with the town and tesman” for the way he accepted organized campaign of opposition new comics will be printed OPBiiev \}P, VPti'T “iW CPCL UNOeR roBB lb 60COED Manchester, Conn. Postmaster: are available on request. district consolidation to join in &1VE IT H? I'AEtoPV Send address changes to the To place a .classified or display promoting an agreement between Bletchman was the leader of the defeat in the charter change from time to time. Our aim Is / tieUE.. Mancheeter Herald. P.O. Box 591. advertisement, or to report a news the two governments. STEAL, an organization that last issue. If the agreement is approved, the - FREE MARKET EVALUATION - to get reader reaction to new A ^ - ) Manchester. Conn. 00040 item, story or picture idea, call year waged a successful battle district would give up Its sewers comics, or to old comics that \ It you don't receive your Herald by 643-2711. Oftica hour! are 8:30 a.m. Cummings said today he htis been against a charter change that The meeting Sept. 30 is one of and take ownership of the town's S p.tn. weekdays or 7:30 am . to 5 p.m Monday through Friday. would have paved the way for three planned by YES and the Buckland Firehouse. The district . we are thinking about drop­ asked by Robert Bletchman, assist­ Saturdays, please telephone your The Manchaatar Herald 'It a ant treasurer of YES. an acronym merging the district with the town negotiators. Others are set for Oct. would provide fire protection in an carrier. It you're unable to reach member of the Aaaodatad Praia, the expanded area, including Bryan e S e n f t y a ping. Send your comments for Yes End Strife, to speak at a without district consent. 14 at Bowers School and Oct 22 at your carrier, call aubacrlbar service Audit Bureau of Circulatlonaandiha Farms, and the town would provide •eeeeseewf to: Features Editor, Man­ meeting Sept. 30 at Waddell School, Today Cummings said of the Robertson School. All start at 7:30 HEAL ESTATE SERVICES at 647-0046 by 6 p.m weekdays for N e w England Newspaper fire protection to 38 Northfield and he plans todo so. The meeting is former STEAL members. “These p.m. chester Herald, P.O. Box delivery In Manchester. Asaociatlon Green condominium units now 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 being held by YES and by the town people are workers. They don't get While some district directors and 591, Manchester, 06040. served by the district. and district negotiators who into something without doing a other district leaders have opposed i MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Sent. 25. 1987 — 5 « - MANCHESTER HERALD. 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Connecticut in Bri^ Homeless man’s death u.s./worid in Brief I Towii wishes KKK would go away Teachers strike In Little Rock RUMFORD, Maine (AP) - The OOP tM kt ••ttlon to cut talcs tax is coming to this makes Westport think About l,m teachers in Little Rock, Ark., went on strike today scenic, papermaking town in west­ ern Maine, and officials and nor­ HARTFORD — Republican legtalative leaden today called for after all-night negotiations broke down, a day after tentative mally taciturn townfolk Just wish I a apecial General Aaaembly aeaaion to reduce tiie 7.5 percent contract agreements were announced in Michigan, New Jersey By Undo Stewoll and Washington. the whole thing would go away. aalea tax by one percentage point — half a point now and half a community... but petqrie can’t forget people Tho Associated Press in need.” “ I haven’t had any time to do any point July 1 ,19M. The teachers went on strike in the 2S.OOO-student district after Westport is a town M aboot 22,008peiqde. town manager work for a couple of Houae Minority Leader Robert Jaekle, R-Stratford, and Senate talks broke off with no concessions from the school brard, said WESTPORT — The murder of a 75-year- Monthly rents in Hiis communi^, whkA is weeks now,” said Rumford Man­ Minority Leader Reginald Smith, R-New Hartford, estimated the Grainger Ledbetter, president of the (Hassroom Teachers old disabled vagrant has forced local also the hone for cMMnritles Hke Paul Association. ager John E. Madigan Jr., who has reduction would aave taxpayera 9270 million a year. officials to grapple with a serious homeless t::i been preparing the town for anti- Newman and Jeanne Woodward, start at More than 32,000 teachers were still on strike across the "The most unfair tax we have in the state is ou i^ les tax,’ ’ said problem in this wealthy New York bedroom about 91000 Mid go up. rally crowds and trying to defuse Smith. ‘T t's not only burdensome, it’s extortionate and should be community. country Thursday, affecting slightly more than 500,000 studente potential trouble. Haubuth said that the Health * Social in alx states. reduced as soon as possible.’’ "There was a brutal, brutal tragedy here Services Committee M the R^woentative The Maine State Police, Justice School officials in Chicago, where 2F,II0i> teadiers have been on The GOP leaders said they were imuntlng a petition drive to last week," First Selectman M ar^ S. Town Meethqt has asked iMHr for a report on Department and FBI have been force a special nsslon. ’They need tiie signatures of a majority of Hauhuth said Thursday. " I t certainly says, what services the town does provide for the strike for 17 days, idUng 430,000 pubUc schoid children, predicted notified of the rally, Madigan said the 187 state lawmakers. ‘l4wk, Westportisabeautifultown.butwedo htnneless. Mw said the two-fwge report is mat their walkout could last an additional week. Thursday, but, "w e don’t expect They said they expect the state to end the current budget yyear have pnd>lems.’ ’These things don’t Just dime. even a handful of Klan people” to with at least a 9180 million surplus. The most recent estimate was happen in New York a t y . " She also said she Isn’t sure anyone could do show up. 924 million, from the governor’s budget office. Richard Elliott, 76, who was confined to a anything for Elliott, a man described by Yugoslavia ousts communist chief The KKK is not welcome, Madi­ wheelchair and lived in an alley off Main gan said, asking protesters to stay those who knew him as set In his ways, angry BELGRADE, Yugoslavia — Seibia’s Communist Party today Street, was severely beaten Sept. 14. He Aed away from the rally site on a farm and irasciUe. ousted the Belgrade party chief after an unprecedented public the next day in Norwalk Hospital. Elliott, a outside of town, and instead write "But w e ll Io(di at any recomitiendations," debate that demonstrated conflict among the republic’s Audit critiques public works agency former U.S. Navy photograher with a letters to the town office to vent shesaid. "Weneedtokxdiatourneeds..but communist leadership. reputation for being a great storyteller, it has to be all of us — the churriies, the their anger. HARTFORD — The state Bureau of Public Works needs to The ouster of Dragisa Pavlovic was made in the early morning start paying its bills on time and tighten controls over leases and stubbornly refused shelter in the town’s schools and the community.” A counter-rally described by homeless shelter. at a meeting of the Serbian party’s Central Committee. The inventory, the state auditors say. Penny Lind, diairman of the Health t organizers as non-confrontational t i i l decision preceded a meeting of the national party’s Central is planned for noon Saturday, two Further, the agency frequentiy asked for attorney general A Norwalk man, Leon Valencia, 26. has Social Services Committee, said the town has been charged with murder In the death of Committee on corruption in Yugoslavia and the implications of a hours before the K K K gathers, approval of leases after the leases had taken effect, the auditors been a leader among the wealthy Fairfield Elliott. Valencia was arraigned in Stamford banking and financial scandal. about IS miles away, at Rumford ;rM said in the report prepared for release today. County towns in acknowledging t h ^ have Superior Court on T h u i^ay, where he problm s, but says there is more to do. The wrangle over Pavlovic exposed a long-rumored feud High School. In a second report covering the agency, the auditors called for pleaded not guilty to a charge of first-degree " It’s not like we can Just say, ‘Now we can between the head of the Serbian party, Slobodan Milosevic, and Rumford, which sits on the better inventory controls for the Executive Residence, the *1 assault on a victim over 60. A date for the all go to bed and sleep at night because we’ve the ambitious young president of the republic, Ivan Stambolic. Androscoggin River, is home to Hartford mansion occupied by Gov. William A. O’Neill and his probable cause hearing on the murder established a shelter,"’ lAe said. "Is that Serbia, one of six Yugoslav republics, has a population of 9.3 about 9,000 people, most of whom S' wife. charge was set for Oct. 23. what the homeless want? Here we have million in a country of 23 million. earn a living farming or working at Joseph P.* Patterson, chief administrative officer for the Valencia, who first told police he was from somebody who says, ‘Don’t bother me.’ We the vast Boise Cascade Corp. paper AP photo agency said the auditors’ reports were being used ‘‘as a Rome but later said he was from Medellin, need to examine other things." mill. management to o l... to be sure we’ re taking care of the kinds of Colombia, is being held in lieu of 8500,000 Westport Police Chief Ron Malone, a Bush begins nine-day trip In Rome Normally ciosed-iipped, resi­ A “no trespassing” sign is posted at the planned Saturday by the Ku Klux Klan. things the auditors are talking about. bond at the Community Correctional Center lifetime resident who knew Elliott, his wife dents were not shy about speaking entrance to Gerald J. Cote's farm in Untold numbors of anti-rally crowds are RO M E — Vice President George Bush, in the first stop of a "W e’re not disputing anything they had to say,’’ he added. in Bridgeport. and two sons, said; " I think we’re going to out about the rally, many blaming Rumford, Maine, the site of a rally expected to attend, town officials say. "They’re all factual." Hauhuth, who talked about the murder at spend a lot of time talking about this. Some nine-day European trip, said today that he hopes to make sure the counter-protesters and publicity her bi-weekly news conference on Ibursday, people are saying we didn’t do enough, or you United States and allies are "on the same wavelength on about the event for throwing said that Westport "has come a long way” in didn’t do enough ... there’s a sense of guilt.” arms control." Rumford into the spotlight. James W. Farrands, the imperial Farrands said there was no although its rolls swelled to an Union rally supports hotel workers dealing with its homeless problem. For Although Elliott refused to stay at the Speaking with reporters aboard b's Air Force Jet shortly before “ We’ve got so many groups wizarawizard oiof theme Invisible Empire, particular reason why Rumford estimated 20,000 during its heyday example, she said, the town opened the shelter, he gave the name of the shelter’s » 1 his arrival in Italy, Bush f''< was carrying "no special coming in to harass the KKK, Knights qf_thetie KKK, said white- was chosen for the rally site, In the 1920s, when its main targets HAR’TFORD — Union leaders are warning that a threatened honneless shelter, amidst great controversy, director as the next of kin when he was taken instructions” from President . . ■ \n. a woman who lives near the siteiteanll robedJUluiBmetirnsmen will be at the rally, although there was some specula­ were immigrants and Catholics strike at three city hotels could have a devastating impact on the on Christmas Eve 1984. The town also has a to the hospital. Carol D’Amora, who runs the “ The purpose of the trip '.v. .uitative in Western Europe,” asked that her name not be used, ^'■which he said' 1 vwill include a picnic, tion the KKK was trying to who streamed into mill towns. local economy, but at least one of the hotels is apparently soup kitchen. shelter, said she doesn’t know why he refused the vice president said. '‘We’ll be discussing principally the INF Another neighbor, who also asked antique sale, speeches and a capitalize on bitter feelings left by a Farrands is a Catholic, but he says the church is no longer on the prepared to hire temporary workers to keep the facility open. “ But this (the murder) has made all of us the shelter. Some say It was because liquor agreement and what follows on after that," he said of the not to be identified, expects to see cross-burning. paperworkers’ strike last summer ' KKK’s hate list. Nearly 200 union workers from across Connecticut rallied think even harder," Hauhuth said. isn’t allowed, others say Elliott refused to prospective agreement with the Soviet Union to eliminate "lots of curiosity seekers, a lot of "N o matter what you’ve heard, in Rumford, and one that has The rally will be held on land Thursday in support of workers at the Summit, Parkview Hilton She said the town conducted a needs pay the 95 per-night fee the shelter requests people,” largely because of wides­ we are not a bunch of armed dragged on since mid-June, 25 intermediate-range nuclear weapons. outside of town owned by farmer and Sheraton hotels who are threatening to strike next week assessment study recently, which found that from those who aren’t on welfare. pread publicity on the rally. vigilantes or mercenaries,” Far­ miles away in Jay. Gerald Cote, who has said he is unless their contract demands are met. loneliness and isolation were the biggest D’Amora and the Rev. Mark Pitton of the Dozens of people have written to rands said in a telephone interview Maine has a large Franco- problems in this town. Rumford Town Hail, some applaud­ from his Shelton, Conn., home. American population, but no other renting the property so he can pay "W e hope there won’t be (a strike), but if there is, it would be Saugautuck Congregational Church organ­ AP photo Diplomat: No summit unless It’s here " I t ’s not only Mr. Elliott on our Main Street ing Madigan's suggestions that ’’More than likely, they’re sizable minorities. Blacks com­ his taxes. The rural site, liberally devastating for downtown Hartford," said Fredrick M. Rogers, a ized a memorial service for Elliott. Pitton ... there are people who are sad who are MOSCOW — President Reagan will meet this year with Soviet protesters keep away and one (Klansmen) going to be there with prise three-tenths of 1 percent of the marked with flourescent ” no tres­ vice president for Local 217 of the Hotel and Restaurant said he had never met Elliott, but was able to LEON VALENCIA OF NORWALK living in mlllion-dollar homes,” she said. find one of Elliott’s sons and learn about him. leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev only if the summit takes place in the bitterly chastizing officials for their family, their wives. This is not state's population of 1.1 million. passing” signs, is along a stretch of Employees and Bartenders Union. .. . held in Westport murder "Westport is considered a glitzy, upscale Neither of the sons came to the service. United States, a senior Western diplomat said today. allowing the rally. the Klan of 1869 or the 1920s.’ ’ The KKK Is not active In the state. woods and fields. Sheraton General Manager Reginald McDowell told WFSB- The source, familiar with last week’s talks in Washington TV, Channnel 3, that the hotel is actively looking for temporary between U.S. Secretary of State George Shultz and Soviet replacement workers in anticipation of a strike. Foreign Minister Eduard A. Shevardnadze, said the Soviets Jail delay won’t require prisoner release informally agreed on a U.S. venue and that no other site was Strongman leads second coup in Fiji Cops say kids let pit bull kill kitten under discussion. Speaking to reporters on conditfon he not be identified, the SUVA, Fiji (AP) — Military strongmW about the desired constitutional changes in a former British colony, had headed the interim OLD SAYBROOK — Seven youths were charged with cruelty to By Judd Everhart lack of available skilled tradesmen cottage on the site were recently Town officials individually asked The Associated Press source said Reagan "won’t go anywhere else” to meet Sitiveni Rabuka today staged his second coup in manner which will bring about lasting peace and government assisted by a council of advisers animals after they stole a pit bull from an animal shelter, let the to do the work. The Niantic addition completed, providing "breathing (3ov. William A. O’Neill to review had beeen scheduled forcompletlon room” for 35 inmates. the choices and O’Neill turned the Goi^achev. less than five months, saying he wanted to prosperity in our beloved country,” Rabuka that included Rabuka. dog kill a kitten and went "looking for cats for the dog to chase,” "Obviously, there will not be a summit meeting unless it’s in safeguard the rights of the minority ethnic said. Ganilau was reported to be safe today at the police said. HARTFORD - William H. Car­ Oct. 7. He said the male-prisoner system request over to his legal counsel, bone, head of state prison planning, In the meantime, Carbone said was also in the 16th day of the Jay W. Jackson. Carbone said the United States,” the diplomat said. "The president’s made it Fijian population. ” I wish to assure all citizens, irrespective of Government House in Suva, where he was not Some of the youths, aged 11 to 13, also freed a Doberman says delays on a 100-bed addition at Niantic is in the 16th day of a 30-day emergency period. The legal ca­ Jackson was still reviewing the ; clear that if there is another one, it’s in the U.S.” Rabuka, a 39-year-old ethnic Fijian who race or creed, that the rule of law will be being detained, according to Australian High pinscher that was hit and killed by a car shortly afterward. Niantic State Prison for women emergency overcrowding period. pacity of the system is 6,455, he matter. appointed himself head of the army at the time maintained,” he said. ” I appeal to everyone to Commissioner John Piper, who said he had Detective James Stone, the police youth officer, said today. won’t require the early release of There are 408 inmates at Niantic, 10 said, and the population now stands of his May 14 coup, announced in a nationwide remain calm and not to cause any disturbance. ’' spoken to Ganilau. The youths, who were not identified becauseof their ages, have inmates to meet statutory require­ more than its legal capacity. If the at 6,538. Like the situation with Carbone said he is proceeding, Dole plans Nov. 9 announcement broadcast that his forces had “ reasserted their Rabuka announced a nationwide 8 p.m. to 5 Bavadra was arrested by soldiers, according been referred to Juvenile court. Stone said. ments for easing overcrowding. prisoner population remains above female inmates, Carbone said he however, on the assumption that authority over the government of F iji.” a.m. curfew, the Australian Associated Press to Channel 9 in Sydney, Australia, and the WASHINGTON — Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole, R-Kan., Police said a patrolman responded Sept, it to a complaint "o f Carbone also said a lOO-bed the capacity for 30 consecutive was optimistic of avoiding early the choices will not be altered. There were no immediate reports of injuries. said. . / . Australian Associated Press. will formally announce his candidacy for the Republican The AAP, quoting an unidentified security four or five youths with a pit bull dog looking for cats for the dog to addition to the Hartford Jail, which days, the state must start releasing release of male prisoners. When he mounted^h^poup in May, Rabuka Armed troops took control of the country’s two guard, said Bavadra was arrested 25 miles west chase and kill." had been expected to be completed inmates before they’ve completed Carbone’s other headache is the presidential nomination on Nov. 9 in his hometown of Russell, aid he deposed Prime j)4lnlafor Timoci Bavadra daily newspapers and a commercial radio He said negotiations were contin­ of Suva while driving to his home on the island of The complainant called police because "a 3-month-old cat had by the end of this month, also would their sentences. fight by the towns of Suffield and uing over the price of the Suffield Kan. and his Indian-dominated Cabinet to restore station at 4 p.m. (midnight EDT). Rabuka Viti Levu and held at an undetermined location. Just been killed by a dog that was with a group of four or five boys be delayed. Both are now expected Carbone said he was confident The Dote campaign also plans to make follow-up appearances political power to ethnic Fijians, a 47-percent announced the coup on the radio SO minutes Newtown over their respective parcel, expected to cost the state The news agency reported that soldiers on bicycles,” the police report stated. to open Nov. 1. this would not have to happen the sa m e^ y in Iowa and New Hampshire although the details minority. Indians, descendants of British later. Staff members at the newspapers and selection the sites of an 800-bed about $3 million. The Newtown site ransacked Bavadra’s home in Suva, firing shots Carbone attributed the delay to a because renovations to an old prison and a 400-bed jail. have not been decided, Tim Archie, a spokesman for Dole’s indentured sugar plantation labor, make up 49 stations were forced from office buildings at is already owned by the sfote. into the celling and terrifying the family, but presidential exploratory committee, said today. percent. gunpoint. ( that family members were not Injured. It said Enfield loses insurance for zoners Vice President George Bush is expected to make his formal An interim government was appointed after It was not immediately clear how many 5 ■J: the May coup, but Rabuka said he staged today’s soldiers participated in the coup. troops left the house about 30 minutes later. declaration on Oct. 12, nine days after he returns from a trip to ENFIELD — The town of Enfield has been forced to switch Telephone lines to the South Pacific nation of The 20-member council was viewed as a major 1-84 work runs late Europe. takeover because he was unable to alter the insurance carriers after its former carrier refused to include constitution to protect the rights of ethnic 715,000 were disconnected. step to restoring democratic processes to Fiji. Governor General Ratu Sir Penla Ganllau, Rabuka in his broadcast made no mention of zoning officials in a new liability policy. ,H| ' Fijians. The town’s former carrier. International Surplus Lines M * Former bar leaders oppose Bork ” I will be taking immediate steps to bring who represents Queen Elizabeth II in this that plan. Insurance Co. of Chicago, cited two recent U.S. Supreme Court and over its budget rulings regarding zoning ordinances as factors in its decision. WASHINGTON — Two former American Bar Association The high court ruled that property owners are entitled to presidents and the head of the New York City bar said today By The Associated Press Emily hits, compensation if zoning regulations illegally deprive them of the stemmed from decisions made by Robert H. Bork should not be confirmed for the Supreme Court the transportation department, in­ reasonable use of their land. Some say the rulings could make it because he would apply a restrictive view of the Constitution he The White Oak Corp. of Plain- cluding two different design easier for landowners to file lawsuits against zoning officials. has expressed for three decades. ville, awarded the largest single changes made after the project was The three attorneyg.told the Senate Judiciary Committee that shocking "As policies expire, a lot of other towns could find themselves highway contract in Connecticut started. Bork would not disregard his long-held views despite his recent in the same situation," said Enfield M ayor Richard E. history last month, has received But transportation department changes in some positions during testimony before the LeBorious. repeated complaints about its work records also show that Vi^ite Oak lawmakers. forecaster on another state highway project, failed to comply with repeated Robert Kaufman, president of the Bar Association of the City of according to a published report. requests to improve erosion control New York, said, "You have to take 30 years of statements of Deputy chief suspended over auction The contractor’s work to level the and increase the number of Saturday, Sept. 26 medians and shoulders on Inter­ philosophy very seriously. The next case has new facts, and MIAMI (A P) — Hurricane Emily GROTON — The city’s deputy police chief has been suspended workers on the project, the Republi­ 11am - 9pm state 84 between Waterbury and can reported. there’s no reason to believe ... that when Judge Bork sees new swept over Bermuda this morning for five days and four other police officers are suspects in • A Newtown has been impeded by And the state Department of , a facts in a new case, that he won’t apply his principles. I think the witlr gusts up to 93 mph, shocking "irregularities" in a department-sponsored bicycle auction, the belated design changes, the use of philosophy he would apply would be the philosophy he has one forecaster who said its strength police chief says. Environmental Protection com­ Sunday, Sept. 27 1, inferior material and insufficient plained in January that "most, if expressed for 30 years.” and speed ’’defies ... the concept of Deputy Chief Richard T. Horan, an 18-year veteran, was 11am - 7 pm provisions to protect the environ­ not all, sediment and erosion meteorology.” suspended without pay Wednesday, Chief Robert D. Laurie said ment, the Waterbury Republican control measures on this project" Emily’s eye passed over Kindley Thursday. reported in Thursday’s editions. were either missing, failing, im­ • 150 Exhibits Hearing explores guardianship Field in Bermuda at 7:45 a.m. EDT, DoctorSource 1 Laurie said an Internal Investigation was completed Thursday Documents on file with the state but there were no immediate properly installed or in need of WASHINGTON — The oldest member of Congress, saying and turned over to the New London County State’s Attorney’s Department of ’Transportation indi­ repair. • Continuous entertainment damage reports, according to the elderly Americans should have "the same protection a criminal office. The chief declined to comment on the likelihood of cate that the project is months John F. Morrissey Jr., a White National Hurricane Center in Coral makes finding is entitled to in court,” called today for federal standards to criminal charges. behind schedule and apparently Oak vice president who dealt • Free Parking Gables. He called the alleged irregularities "a stupid mistake” that’s running well over its $5.8 million regularly with the DOT on the 1-84 • “Connecticut by Air” protect senior citizens from unwarranted or abusive The island was hit with sustained “ going to reflect on the whole department." budget, the newspaper reported. project, declined through a secre­ guardianships. winds of 70 to 80 mph and some the right doctor ^less of a Laurie would not describe the nature of the irregularities. But White Oak and its subsidiary, tary to comment on the project, the the history and future of aviation Rep. Claude Pepper, 87, D-Fla., chairman of the House Select gusts of 93 mph. Emily then Connecticut Sand and Stone Corp., Committee on Aging’s health subcommittee, opened a hearing continued racing northeast at an he said there doesn’t seem to be any money missing from the Republican reported. • Saturday oniy — AAA’s Mike Ailen 91,689 the auction garnered from the sale of unclaimed bicycles last month were awarded an $88.5 Problems on the 1-84 project today on problems in guardianship procedures with a litany of unprecedented 40 to 45 mph, heartache. and other items last Saturday. million contract to build a connec­ apparently began in August 1986, & W TIC’s Air One with Ben, state inadequacies — Including the fact that advanced age is a according to Bob Case of the NHC. tor between interstates 84 and 91 in two months after White Oak began cause for guardianship in 33 states. ’ ’What has taken place in the last When you call DoctorSource, The Fiying Traffic Dog 12 hours defies our knowledge and , . . DoctorSource makes Hartford. work, when state police complained “ I wonder If they’ll get me,” Pepper said. " I ’m 87.1 have to be your call can be forwarded to the $30,000 worth of tools recovered William Keish, transportation that removal of rocks and trees • “Casey" - on the alert. ...” the concept of meteorology,” he it easy. 9 department spokesman, said com­ would create a hazard by allowing Under the procedures, which vary from state to state and said. A system moving forward at Now one phone call can doctor's office immediately to WATERBURY — A full tractor-trailer was needed to haul plaints about the 1-84 project In cars to cross the highway median. 1987 Worid Frisbee Champion sometimes from county to county, guardians are appointed to that speed should have weakened in connect you to the doctor arrange for your appointment. force, not strengthened. Case said. away about 930,000 worth of stolen tools recovered after western Connecticut weren’t se­ The transportation department take control of the property and personal affairs of elderly people Or, we will send you a list­ rious enough to disqualify White The hurricane should be well to you need. authorities cracked a ring that had robbed numerous garages, redesigned the project, halting it who are Judged infirm or incompetent. Oak from the Hartford interchange the northeast of Bermuda by early DoctorSource can ing of appropriate doctors s(j sheds and utility vehicles since early summer, state police said. for two weeks and eliminating Rentschler Field project. this afternoon, he said. Earlier, • that you can decide on one later. Sgt. Dan Lewis, a state police spokesman, said no arrests have much of the excavation work. White help you find a highly quali­ Getting the lowest price is the Reagan won’t mall AIDS Information Case said Emily did not threaten been made as of Tnursday in connection with the raid Tuesday ' Oak, which had planned to use PRATT & WHITNEY fied, credentialed physician Ik’cause all of our doctors department’s main goal, although a excavated material as part of the the U.S. mainland. A high pressure evening at a Waterbury house, but that arrest warrants were in are members of the Active Medi­ contractor’s previous performance fill, was forced to buy more fill than Willow & Main 8t., WASHINGTON — The Reagan administration is disregarding area over the Southeast was near your home. We can al.so the process of being secured. cal Staff at Manchc’stcr Memorial can be taken into account in it had intended. a congressional admonition to mail AIDS information to every keeping the storm off the U.S. prfivide the information that you The search and seizure warrant had been issued on the basis of or Silver Lane awarding contracts, he said. The company chose sandy mate­ American household and instead will distribute as many as 45 coast. want the most when you are Hospital— you can turn to Doctor- surveillance and information state police had received in the The 1-84 project, originally sche­ rial that wouldn’t grow grass well East Hartford million copies of a brochure through private and public outlets. Case said the storm could no chmising a diKtor •Source with confidence when you previous week, he said. duled for completion this week, was and washed away in heavy rains, Word that the eight-page pamphlet will be distributed next longer be called “ purely tropical,” n ifd the rif>ht diKtor notv. Lewis said it took two days for state police to complete the since it was being fed by tempera­ And, if you’re not sure what type of specialist undertaken to eliminate steep pouring into streams and ponds and week surfaced late Thursday on the heels of criticism in Congress DoctorSource is available search and inventory the stolen tools, found mostly in the attic of slopes along the highway and its sparking a public outcry. that the administration had failed to prepare a national mailer ture differences that usually affect you need for a particular medical problem, in the house. ramps in an effort to curb the The department also faulted along the lines of what has been done in Britain. other types of storms. many ca.sc*s we can guide you to Monday through Friday, S:30 a m. ” It’s become a hybrid,” said number and severity of injuries in White Oak for leaving large “ This doesn’t fit the bill of making sure every household gets the right one. to 4:.j0 p.m., just by calling accidents. White Oak now says the stretches of land vulnerable to information, which I think is the goal we need to work toward,” Case. ” It couldn’t do this on its Bradley plans mock DC-9 crash project should be finished by Nov. erosion because workers didn’t r said Ann E. McFarren. executive director of the private AIDS own.” 7 30. Case characterized Emily as ” a - . grade and seed exposed fill prop­ WINDSOR LOCKS - A mock crash of a DC-9 commercial Action Council. 643 1223 Some problems with the project erly, the nespaper reported. % very small, very tight-knit storm.” airliner will be enacted Saturday at Bradley International Overnight, Emily’s winds in­ Airport in a “ mass-casualty disaster drill,” airport officials said. Nutrition effort cuts anemia rate creased from 70 to 80 mph and it Airport Director Robert F. Juliano said W^nesday that the picked dp forward speed, racing exercise, which will involve about 250 emergency response N e a r l y N u S h o p p e CHICAGO — A drop of almost two-thirds in the rate of anemia northeast at 45 mph at dawn, personnel from the airport and 11 surrounding towns, is not 366 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040 among low-income children In a federal nutrition program according to forecaster Hal Gerrish expected to affect the airport’s operation. BetWMn Rm m I 0 HiynM St. in PMbrick Agsncy BUg. should encourage more support for such endeavors, researchers of the NHC. e “ The reason it’s moving so very But Juliano said traffic and businesses along Route 75 may be 444-1173 Op«n Mon. Thru Sm . Hn. 184 say. DOCTORiSOURCE affected during the 2

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5:00PM [HBO] MOVIE: Victoiv’ Al liod prisoners fight their German captors escort in London. Sigourney Weaver, Mi­ on tlw soccer field, but their real goal is FULL HOUSE chael Caine. Patrick Kavanagh. 1986 escape. Sylvester Stallone, Michael Came Rated R Pele. 19 8 1. Rated PG Jesse (John Sta- 1 : 0 0 A M CD M TV Music Passport [M AX] British Rock: The First Wave A mos) has his hands Highlights from Billy Joel's "The Bridge " British invasion during the full with one of tour stop in England, featuring footage o .7° footage of the Beatles. shot at the Motorcycle Museum in Bir­ Rolling Stones. Kinks and the Who 160 three daughters of mingham. the Dungeon Museum in London min.) (In Stereo) his widowed and concert performances at Wembley. (60 min.) ® ; 3 0 P M [D IS ] Pardon M e for Living brother-in-law, in Margaret Hamilton stars in the story of two ABC's new se­ (33 Home Shopping Overnight Service 11-year-olds who learn the true meaning ries 'Tull House," (2 hrs.) of friendship. which premieres (33 Joe Franklin 6:00PM d ) d ) (g ) gg) (J6) News in its regular time (3D Runaway W ith the Rich and Famous dD Three's Company Sophia Loren in Rome; actor Robert Guil­ slot on FRIDAY, laume ("Benson'') in Zimbabwe; the Le CD Magnum, P.l. S E P T . 25. Cirque Restaurant in New York (R) d D Benson (J9) Christian Appalachian (3 ) Simon & Simon CHICK IISTINGS ^ Maude (OR (XAO IIMI Jeffersons W hat a Country! ® Doctor Who [C N N ] Crossfire (3 ) Charlie's Angels 1 : 0 5 A M CE Love Boat (3 ) Quincy [MAXJMOVIE: ‘Ninja Ml -- the Domina ® Reporter 41 tion' A young woman, possessed by an MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour evil spirit, commits a senes of grisly miir Israel and romantically involved with the discovers how tough young girls can be dors Lucinda Dickey. Jordan Bonnet, Sho ® ) Fame (60 min ) (In Stereo) beautiful Bathshcba Timothy Bottoms Linda Carol. Wendy O Williams. Pat Ast Kosugi. 1984 Rated R. (In Stereo) [DIS] Mouseterpiece Theater Anthony Quayle 1976 Part 2 of 2 1986 Rated R [U S A ] Night Flight: PD: Mystery of the [E S P N ] SportsLook Novela: Pobre Senorita Limantour Leaping Fish 1 0 : 1 5 P M ® K in e t 's Korner [MAX] MOVIE; 'Shanghai Surprise' (0 ) MOVIE: Dressed to Kill’ When a 1 :1 5 A M [HBO] MOVIE: Sleepaway (CC) A missionary and fortune hunter suburban housewife is brutally murdered, 1 0 : 3 0 P M (3) News Camp' A shy camper is the prime suspect team up to recover a stolen cachet of the search begins for a fJsychopathic killer Qj) (^) INN News for the odd happenings going on at Camp priceless opium Sean Penn, Madonna ^ Angie Dickinson, Michael Came Nancy Al (^0) Hogan's Heroes Aiawak Mike Kelhiv Felissn Rose. Jona 1986. Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) len 1980 than Tierslon 1983 Riited R [USA] Cartoons [CNN] PrimeNews (41) Show de Rolando Barrel 6 : 3 0 P M C D m - a »s "h [E S P N ] PGA Golf Ryder Cup Tourna­ 1 1 : 0 0 P M (33 3 J (22) 30) (40) Nows 1 :3 0 A M (li) INN News ment From Dutiliii, Ohio (60 mm I (R| (3 ) (61) Late Show (In Stereo) CD (ID ABC News (CC) (22) (90) Friday Night Video (In Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE: Night of the Creeps’ A (33 Carol Burnett and Friends Qi) Jeffersons (CC) Part 1 of 2 fraternity prank turns ugly when alien life (46) Ask Dr. Ruth (CC) (R) Cl1) At the Movies Scheduled 'Bi^si @5) Gimme a Break forms are accidentally unleashed on cam [CNN] Newsnight Update pus, turning sludnnis into romhies Jason Seller (James Woods, Brian Dennehy), dS) NBC News 'The Princess Dude (Roh Reinei di [U S A ] Night Flight. Madonna Profile AP photo Lively. Sieve Marshall, Jill Whitlow 1986 (S) Nightly Business Report Rated R (In Stereo) rectod). The Big Town (Mall Dillon. Di ann Lane) 2 : 0 0 A M (33 M TV Music Passport (S ) Noticiero Univision [M A X ] MOVIE: Missing in Action’ An Highlights of Duian Duran's Italy lour in [CNN] Showbiz Today American Army colonel, sirugglinrj lo con QO) Tales From the Darkside Aflei he de Juno 1987, featuring jinrformnnces fiom Carol and Carrie Socrates an Eigyptian tomb, an llmir album "Notorious" and interviews [D IS ] Zorro Vince the world thal MIA s ,it'e siill impn sonnd in Vietnam, accompanies a Senate archaeologist 's hallucinations come to life with biind members (60 mm ) Carol Burnett and her actress daughter, Carrie Hamilton, [E S P N ] Running and Racing investigation commniee to Ho Chi Mmh (26' Tales of the Unexpected begin filming their first made-for-TV movie, "Hostage," in 7 : 0 0 P M CD To Be Announced. City Chuck Norris 1984 Ratod R (41) PELICULA: 'El Poyo’ Jorge Rivem (D MOVIE: 'The Gypsy Moths' Throe [U S A ] Riptide Nick's unexpected inherit Helena RojO. Nadia M ilton free fall jiarachulests arrive in a small Kan­ CD News sas town for a show Burl Lancaster. De Toronto Thursday. The movie, a tale of a lonely widow anco IS in joojinrdy whon thn insurance C57)SCTV CD Wheel of Fortune (CC) company claims thal iho benofaclor was borah Kerr, (ione Hackiiiiin 1969 kidnapped by a desperate teen-age fugitive, is scheduled CD $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 murdered (60 min ) [C N N ] Moneyline (11) Hit City [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet for future broadcast by CBS-TV. C® Jeffersons (CC) Part 2 of 2 8 - 3 0 P I V I (33 (40) I Married Dora (CC) [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Turtle Diary' The drab Best of Saturday Night Dora has to convince her visiting parents [T M C ] MOVIE: The Happy Hooker lives of two adulls are changed liy a shared that she and Peter are happily married Goes to Hollywood' the queen of the interest in sea turtles Ben Kingsley. ( P M »A*S*H hookers goes to Hollywood lo make a Glenda Jiickson, Rosem.uy Leach 1986 (H) MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour (24) (S7) Wall Street Week movie based on fmr book Martino Be Rated P(j ® Barney Miller (38) Major League Baseball; Boston Red swicke, Adam West 1978 Rated R (In [U S A ] Night Flight Directions In Jazz Sox at Milwaukee Brewers (3 hrs ) Stereo) Wild season due Hollywood Squares VII [D IS ] The Hoboken Chicken Emer [U S A ] Night Flight: Comedy Cuts III (S) Jeffersons gency The people of Hoboken, N J . are 2 :0 5 A M C9D Nows (9D Novela: Victoria terrorized by a monster sighting until they 1 1 : 3 0 P M CD (40) Nlghtltne (CC) 2 :3 0 A M (it) Twilight Zone dZ) Nightly Business Report discover it s really a lovable 226 pound (33 Entertainment Tonight chicken Stars Gabo Kaplan. Dick Van Pal (11) (j?()) Honeymooners (22) Music City. U S A. as Vice’ returns dl) Matt Houston ton and Peter Billingsley (60 min ) (22) OO) Tonight Show (In Sleino) [C N N ] Sports Latonight [CNN] Moneyline 9 . 0 0 P M (33 (40) Max Headroom (CC) (28) Racing from PIninsfield [U S A ] Night Flight: Video Profile; Sim [D IS ] MOVIE: ‘Care Bears Movie II: A Edison discovers tliai the high priestess of pie Minds (38) Hogan’s Heroes By Kathryn Baker N ew Generation’ Animated The cuddly a bizarre TV-religious cull is one of his 2:40A M [MAX] MOVIE: VbIb’ Four The Associated Press bears and their assorted cousins find their former college heartthrobs (60 mm ) (In (57) News mission to ^rond carinq and friendship Valley Girls bored with shopping drive their Stereo) [C N N ] Sports Tonight TV Reviews ihreaieneohy an evil force 1986 Rated G Mercedes into a high stokes adventure & ®0) Miami Vice SEASON PREMIERE [D IS ] New Vaudeviltions Too Host Ld John Carradine. Jill Carroll. Sonny Bono NEW YORK - “Miami Vice” [ESPN] SponsCenter bows in for its fourth season (CC) Tubbs apprehends an eccentric TV Begley Jr ("St Elsewhere”) introduces 1983 Rated R [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hosts Ltin Daw evangelist on a narcoiics-possession contompoiary vaudeville acts, including a tonight, and executive producer son, Nick Buoniconti (60 mm ) (In Stereo) charge (60 min ) (In Stereo) World Champion hula hooping comedian, 2 : 4 - 5 A M [H B O ] In&ido the NFL Hosts that the government intends to Lon Dawson. Nick BuonicurTt; (60 mm ) (In Michael Mann promises a wild [USA] Airwolf (2.4) Connecticut News Week a radio controlled dummy, and a dancing deport her to Central America. In frog routine by the Theatre Mask Fnsem Stereo) season. (41) Novela; Senda de Gloria between sitcom quips, she breaks 7 :3 0 P M (3)PM Magazine "I A Law bio (60 min ) (In Storoo) There will be “ broader contrast, co-stars Jill Eikenborry and Michael ($f) State W e're In 3 :0 0 A M CD McCioud down and tells Farrell she’s afraid [ESPN] SportaCenter a much greater range in content, Tucker, two men wfio helped 100 children to go back because the death squads [C N N ] Live (33 Home Shopping Overnight Service darker darks and brighter suffering from Uiborcutosis in Arequipa. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The Park Is Mine' (CC) Continues (2 hrs ) who killed her sister will be looking [E S P N ] Boxing (Top Rank) From Reno, One man tries lo call the public's attention brights,” Mann .said in a recent Peru for her. Nev Fighters to be announced (2 hrs . 30 to the plight of the Vietnam vet by taking OD MOVIE: 'Mr. Muggs Steps Out' The interview. Some critics complained CD Current Affair min ) (Live) East Side Kids are once agiiin m trouble At the point in the episode when Central Park hostage Tommy Loo Jones. last season that the show seemed ® ® Jeopardy! (CC) [TM C] MOVIE: Tough Guys' A pair of Helen Shaver 1985 (In Sleroo) I eo Gorcey, HuntHall, l ast Side Kids Farrell agrees to marry Dora so 1943 flat and humorless. CD Major League Baseball; Pittsburgh train robbers are released from prison after [USA] Assaulted Nuts she won’t be deported . the produc­ a thirty year stmt only to return to a life of (C N N j News Overnight Mann stressed that he wasn’t Pirates at New York Mets (2 hrs . 45 ers put up another title card: min ) (Live) crime Burt Lancaster. Kirk Douglas, Eli 1 1 : 3 5 P M (33 Entertainment Tonight [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Tough Guys' A pair of going to yuk it up this year, though. (In Storoo) “ Warning: Marrying an illegal ® ) INN News Wallach 1986 Rated PG (In Stereo) train robbers are released from prison after “ We’ve got some really heavy 0 thirty year stmt only lo return to a life ol alien to avoid deportation is a (3D Carson's Comedy Classics [USA] MOVIE: 'Scared to Death' A 1 1 : 4 0 P M (M A X ) MOVIE: Emman episodes coming up. The difference genetic engineering experiment gone uelle 4' Fearful of encountering an abusivo crime Burl Lancaster. Kirk Douglas. Eli federal offense punishable by fines Major League Baseball; Pittsburgh between this year and last year, wrong produces a frightful creature with a former lover, the sexual adventuress un Wallach 1986 Rated PG (In Stereo) and-or imprisonment. Do not try Pirates at New York Mets (3 hrs ) yen for human spinal cords John Stinson. dergnes extensive plastic surgery to last year a lot of stuff was coming [USA] Night Flight: Comedy Cuts III this in your own home.” Newlywed Game Diana Davidson 1980 create a new face and body Sylvia Kristol. out of headlines, which I liked This Mia Nygron 1984 Ratod R Yes. this is supposed to be a (dD Life After Hockey 9 :3 0 P M (24) Fourth Estate 3 :3 0 A M [ESPN] SportsCenter year, it’s mostly wilder, more comedy. Win, Lose or Draw 1 2 : 0 0 A M (33 Taxi 5 flamboyant, having a ball with the (6f) Page Fifty Seven [USA] Assaulted Nuts In between these odd sitcom (DD Wild, Wild World of Animals (33 Getting in Touch show.” [DIS] MOVIE: ‘Phantom of the Open 3:45A M [HBO] m o v ie Tho Protec events, there is some good sitcom [C N N ] Crossfire Hearth' Jean Shnphfird's view of growing CD Gannon tor' (CC) A Now York cop, wtio is also u He said one episode will concern a up in the midwest during the 1940's dialogue, and Kelly and Pena are [E S P N ] Magic Years in Sports: High (Hi) Star Trek kung fu master, cleans up the Big Apple in conflict within the Roman Catholic James Broderick. Barbara Bolton 1976 certainly sitcom star material. lights 1967 Look at the year 1967 with a his own way Jackie Chon, Danny Aiello Church about AIDS hospices. In Cli) St. Jude's: For the Life of a Child (60 1985 Rated R (In Stereo) But it’s hard to tell where the feature on former pitching great Bob Gib [H B O ] MOVIE: The Fly' (CC) A scientist min ) another. Crockett’s long-lost wife son (R) IS transformed into a grotesque insect (ol producers are going with the show. lowing an iK-fated teleportation expert (20) Wild. Wild West ace. On the next club lead, the appear­ and son return, with his w ife’s new [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Hollywood Ghost Sto 4 : 0 0 A M CE m o v ie : 'Dominique' A ment Jeff Goldblum, Goena Davis. John (28) Consumer Discount Network NORTH »-tS-n Don’t be blinded ance of the queen from West wrote fi­ If it doesn’t settle down soon and ries' Scenes from supernatural / frighi widower begins lo see and hear strange THE BORN LOSER ^by Art Santom husband seeking to adopt the boy Getz 1986 Rated R (In Stereo) things after his wife commits suicide CM! 4 5 2 nis to the deal. find a niche, it may be going classics such as ■ Poltergeist,” ' The Exor (98) Alfred Hitchcock Presents and change his name. Robertson, Jean Simmons 1979 . 4 A K J by your long suit nowhere fast. cist” and "The Omen ” are among those 1 0 : 0 0 P M CD Beauty and the Beast (40) Quincy Mann said another episode about featured Hosted by John Carradine 1985 [C N N ] Larry King Overnight ♦ 4 3 Although setting up the diamond Fantasy Attorney Catherine Chandler (81) Christian Children's Fund a T V evangelist is “ totally off the Rated NR (Linda Hamilton) is attacked and left to dm 4 A J 10 9 8 7 By Janies Jacoby suit looks appealing, West should real­ [E S P N ] SportsLook but her life is saved by a mysterious man / [CNN] Newsnight ize that dummy’s club suit will pro­ wall,” Then there’s a “ real scary ON SATURDAY, it’s treat time 8 : 0 0 P M ® Dallas SEASON PRE [USA] MOVIE: 'Marijuana: Tho Devil's beast (Ron Perlman) (60 min ) [E S P N ] Australian Rules Football (3 WEST EAST Proper defense against a suit con­ vide more than enough tricks for de­ sci-fi episode.” for folks who still remember when MIERE (CC) Police and firemen try dos W eed' A young woman discovers the ev perately to pull Pam from the blazing auto. CD (TD 86) News hrs , 30 min ) (Live) 4 K 9 3 4 Q 10 6 tract requires setting up and taking clarer to make his contract, and that There’s also the ballyhooed mar­ TV heroes had names like Matt ils associated with smoking marijuana, in 4 10 5 2 4 9 6 6 3 J.R learns that Jeremy Wendell has ac CD 20 / 20 (CC) (60 mrn | [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Marijuana: The Devil's eluding possible pregnancy, in this early quick tricks. Against a no-trump con­ East will not be able to get West In riage between Crockett and a rock Dillon instead of Sonny Crockett. quirod Ewing Oil (2 hrs ) Weed' A young woman discovers the ev pseudo docurntmtary about 'tho weed 4 K 10 8 6 2 4Q9S Qi) MOVIE: Asylum’ A psychiatrist is with a spade In time to set three no- singer that’s expected to last only a "” is back. ils associated with smoking marijuana, in­ with roots in hell” Harlely Wood, Hugh 4Q 2 4 K 4 3 tract, It’s right to establish a long suit CD MOVIE: 'Tarzan, The Ape Man' A guided through an asylum for incurable lun of your own and then hope to gain the trump. So he must hope that East has few episodes. Look for real-life Tbe 2-hour movie airing Saturday cluding possible pregnancy, in this early McArthur 1936 young woman travels in search of her ex atics Peter Cushing. Britt Ekiand, Patrick pseudo-documentary about 'the weed SOUTH lead to take tricks In that suit. But as much as the Q-10 of spades. After celebrities in the background of the on CBS is. thankfully, not one of plorer father and encounters a primitive Magee 1972 with roots in hell” Harlely Wood. Hugti 4 A J B 7 4 sometimes the right defense against taking the diamond king. West must wedding scene. Producers have those cringe-producing forced jungle man Bo Derek, Miles O'Keeffe. Ri 4 : 2 0 A M [M A X ] MOVIE: ’Rich and (S ) ( ^ Private Eye While trying to help a McArthur 1936 Famous' Two women go through many 4 Q 7 4 switch to a low spade. The defenders been calling around lining up reunions that just show how old chard Hams 1981 friend get out of trouble. Cleary finds him no-trump can be to go for quick tricks 1 2 :0 5 A M (33 Magnum. P.l. changes during a twenty year friendship 4 A J 7 If setting up your long suit won't pay can then take two more spade tricks famous faces as guests. everybody has gotten, but an CD Full House (CC) While baby self in the middle of a gang war that s Jacqueline Bisset, Candice Bergen, David 4 6 S sitting for Danny's girls. Jesse jams with about to erupt (60 min ) (In Stereo) 1 2 : 3 0 A M CE w k r p in Cincinnati Selby 1981 Rated R off In time. after the club king to set the hand. In the season opener tonight. entertaining tribute to the old series members of his rock band (1$ Great Performances: Live From Lin r|3 Ask Dr Ruth (CC) (R) Vulnerable: Neither Crockett is jailed on contempt and the TV western tradition. A : 3 0 A M l Love Lucy This deal Is taken from “A New Ap­ (0 ) MOVIE: Vampire’ A handsome and coin Center: New York Philharmonic (33 Dealer: North West naturally led his fourth-best charges when he refuses on the James Amess returns as Dillon mysterious millionaire whose powers Opening Night Gala Guest conductor Sir (22) ($0) Late Night With David Letter (Ti) One Step Beyond proach to Play and Defense, Vol. 2” man (In Stereo) diamond. South allowed East's queen FRANK AND ERNEST ^by Bob ThavM stand at a mob boss’s trial to — a few more lines in his face, but make him irresistible to women is the tar­ Colin Davis and pianist Murray Perahia jOin [ESPN] SpeedWeek W ell North East (Edwin Kantar, P.O. Box 427, Venice, South to win and played the jack on the re­ identify the informant he’s been still the same enigmatic good guy. get of a frenzied hunt Jason Miller. Richard the New York Philharmonic (2 hrs ) (In (98) Alfred Hitchcock Presents 1 4 Pass 1 4 CA 90291-0427, $10.90 postpaid). Lynch 1979 Stereo) turn of the nine. West won the king and assigned to protect. is back as Kitty (8l) Gene Scott A .'A O A M [DIS] MOVIE: 'Phantom of Pan 2 4 Pass 2 N T Polumbo happily forced out the ace with the 10 Russell, looking great, with only a @1) Noticiero Univision [D IS ] MOVIE: The Red Badge of Cour the Open Hearth' Jean Shepherd's vi''w Pus S N T Pass Pass dD Rags to Riches fCC) th e girls (6?) Health Century The first episodr* of age' After panicking in his first military en­ of growing up in Itie midwest rlurmg the Pass (that highest remaining card telling A new book by James Jacoby and THE LINES are blurring be­ slight speech impediment appar­ partner that West’s entry was In head for the beach, and Rose is deter­ this series profiling medical science counter. a young Union soldier eventually 1940's James Brorlenck, Barbara Bolton • his father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is tween com edy and drama in the ently left from the mouth cancer mined to become the first woman life­ pioneers examines infectious diseases shows signs of bravery Based on the Ste 1976 Opening lead: 4 6 spades). Declarer now played a club to now available at bookstores. It is “Ja­ half-hour form, but tonight’s pre­ she conquered a few years ago. guard (60 min ) (In Stereo) (60 min ) phen Crane novel Audie Murphy, Bill Maul dummy’s jack. East won the king and rJin, John Oiorkos 1951 4’:A 5 A M [TMC] MOVIE: 'Summer ol coby on Card Games," published by miere of “ I Married Dora” on ABC Buck Taylor returns as blacksmith dD (1?) Washington Week in Review Perry Mason '42 ' As three boys spend a summer trying returned a spade, but South p la y ^ the Pharos Books. doesn’t seems to fit any mold other Newley O’Brien, now marshal of (CC) [CNN] CNN News 1 2:45A M [TMC] m o v ie Half Moon to lose their virginity, one of ifiern falls in Street' An attractive economics expert love with a tmaunful older woman Jennifer than perhaps black comedy. The Dodge City. (M) MOVIE: 'The Story of David' The [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Reform School Girls' A \com ris enmeshed in political intrigue O'Neill, Gary Grimes, Jerry Houi.er 10/1 Sadly missing is the late Milbum Biblical story of the shepherd boy who good girl lands in reform school when she premise, in fact, is a felony. slew Goliath, went on to become king of when she begins moonlighting as a paid Rated Pf) Architect Peter Farrell tDaniel Stone as Doc Adams. The produc­ gets mixed-up in a robbery attempt, ari Polly’s Pointers Hugh Kelly) works in a typical ers didn’t attempt to replace him. sitcom office, lives with typical Dennis Weaver, who played Ches­ sitcom kids in a typical sitcom ter in the show’s early years, had 9 for toast or color coconut In the same them, I reached for a bread-bag twist- house and has a typical sitcom other commitments, like his own ‘WestowTi ‘l^tfannacy Easy way to way. Use larger bags as needed for lie. It did the job fantastically! — J.B. housekeeper, Dora (Elizabeth new ABC series “ Buck James.” larger amounts of sugar or coconut. P e n a ). Ken Curtis, who played Festus, color sugar - E.R. His typical sitcom wife, we are reportedly couldn’t strike a deal DEAR POLLY - When de-silking told In title cards, died after with the producers. Far $Mr wwvu ltiici. piy ynr N.L Utll„ SNETCO md CM Mill HirM By Polly Fisher DEAR E.R. — Thanks to you — and corn, a clean toothbrush does a beau­ impulsively boarding a flight to The m ovie is set jrears after AIia «n ira I UJ. FM Ofliei SvkiMIwi Dally Numkin and LaOa. Join us at the your husband — for a more efficient tiful job. Brush lightly up and down, Rom e that was hijacked and Dillon has retired to become a fur D EAR POLLY — My husband, a 45S Hartford Road OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEN way of doing things. Polly’s always then sideways. — HA'TTIE disappeared, with all aboard pre­ trapper in the mountains. Now. baker and pastry chef for over 60 Bolton Lions Club willing to bow to an expert with a bet­ sumed lost. some of the bad guys he put away years, has a good way to make col­ ter way! Ybur helpful Pointer earns F ive years later, Dora is running over the years are getting out of ored sugar. He suggests putting the DEAR POLLY - Fill several two- you the Pointer of the Week award, a prison and coming after him. 643-5230 sugar and a few drops of food coloring liter pop bottles with water and the household when she gets word Festival copy of my book, ‘ Polly’s Pointers: Into a plastic sandwich bag, then clos­ freeze. Use to keep the food in picnic 1081 Helpful Hints for Making Every­ coolers cool instead of plain Ice. The ing with a twlst-tle. Shake the bag thing Last Longer.* Others who would EXTRA STRENGTH back and forth to quickly coat the sug­ water, as It melts, can be used for like this book may order It for $6.50. making soft-drink mixes. — NOTICE Herrick Park ar with color without making a mess. Make check payable to POLLY’S Ybu can do five or six colors in less JEANNETTE Due to a phone company error, the following listing this 5iturday« POINTERS and send to POLLY’S than 10 minutes this way. By mixing 7 POINTERS, P.O. Box 03863, Oeve- was omitted in the phone book. TYLENOL CAPLETS September 26 sugar in a bowl, as you suggested, the land, OH 44101-5863. — POLLY one almost always manages to spill Polly will send you a Polly D ollar U.B. ACRES by Jim Davto i$ l) i f she uses your favorite Pointer, DR. LOREN J. SCHNEIDER the sugar out of the bowl while PODIA-mtST 50 Count *Barbecue mixing. DEAR POLLY - Recently my Peeve or Problem in her column. ' ALL K m ri WHO DISEASES S SURGERY OF THE FOOT A ANKLE grandson visited me and wanted some Write POLLY’S POINTERS in care of SUPPEP ME1HE *Games You can also mix cinnamon-sugar balloons blown up and tied. To tie this newspaper. WALLER f.I • ADULT & CHILDREN'S FOOT AILMENTS • DIABETICS, ARTHRITIS & POOR CIRCULATION Reg. M®® *Baked Goods • BUNIONS, HAMMER TOES. HEEL PAIN. ETC. • DISEASES OF THE SKIN i m iC A T H T S Whitham Nursery • SPORTS MEDICINE • FOOT A ANKLE INJURIES Route 6, Bolton — 643-7802 SALE CaeWs—ldO»|eidi • FOOT GROWTHS {snws. warts, loucfis. ftc.i PEOPLE WHO k n o w • LATEST SURGICAL TECHNIQUE Open D«/ly and Sunday ') A..M. tn I’ .M, know there's a certain magic I k I«\#WW b ■ ■ SATuaoAV s evtuma nouns availabli • wonKnttrs couasmsatiom cases about Classified Advertising. 643-2711 tutnatNCiea sttHSAUt day ~------Maac. 6 4 6 - 5 1 5 3 2 , , „ » 4 9 9 483 Middle Turnpike W„ Manchester M AN CH E S T E R H E R A LD . Friday. Sept. 2S. 1987 — 15 i_HANCHEgTER HERALD. 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N 0M E8 APARTMENTS FUN SALE Ifonhent In this period of *peace,’ M VGICIlilT wanted. P A R T time custodian ev­ Part time posltlen GOVERNMENT Homes ll^AAor'streef^anSri enings, M:30pm. Flex­ BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY room apartments. $500 available In Manches­ ible 5 days per week. from $1 (U repair). ter general dentist of­ Delinquent fox prop­ and $540. Heot and hot Apply South Windsor water Included, no fice. Flexible hours, Board of Education Fa­ MISCELLANEOUS MISCEILANEOUS erty. Repossessions. FMNTM8/ Coll 805-687-6000 exten­ pets. Security. Coll 646- economic future uncertain excellent salary. cilities Services, 1737 CNUCME P A FE m m SERVICES SERVICES 2426, 9-5. Please call Dr. Bottoro Main Street, South sion G H 9965. M 6 4 P g y .______MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ In the final gneral public. But the achieve­ Windsor. 829-9711 ex­ LICENSED East Hart­ M A N C H E S TE R . $124,900. GRAMf^V^i corner store tension 40. EOE. Bargain Hunters I Now room townhouse, fully four months of ment of a balanced budget would ford home day care > KtIBEIITIAL a COMBEIIGML oppllonced kitchen, has Immediate open­ lost off Sliver Lone. THOSE 8UY8 WHO Is your chance. Immoc- 1987, we are demand either cuts in spei^ng In a >C9MniTEEXC«VATI0IIW$iK ulote older three bed­ parking for 2 cart. $695 ings for cashier clerks. Full time 2-5 years. PAINT per month, heat and marking the number of projects favored by thd Full time entry level Interior end exterior CLEANING room Colonial In move- Pleixible hours, llberol Meals provided. 569- a tEPTN i n n m hot water Included ,no longest eco­ public or a major hike in Income benefits. Apply of position available. 0680. pointing. Call today for a SERVICE In condition with much nomic expan­ Sylvia free eallmate. Tom or Ed updating. Coll today pets. Security deposit taxes. The effect could beanagging Grompy’s Corner • OiiMlIllw a FtsoM lm and 1 year lease. 649- sion of the post- Store, 706 Main Street, Savings Bank of AdHAMte RgsIdBiillol/ before It’s too late. minus on our economy. / 0795.______World War II Porter Federal Reserve monetary pol­ Manchester. Manchester Loan ...... Commercial Century 21 Epstein period. CLEANNI6 GAGNE Realty. 647-8895.0 A V A IL A B L E October 1st, icy has been geared to encourage Center. Apply In Gutters, Rugs, 4 rooms, 2nd floor, If we define the expansion without re-igniting SERVICES COVENTRY. $149,900. person, 923 Main Aluminum Siding EXCAVATION Price reduced 11 Mint appliances, attic ond this as a period inflation, and this policy has been MISCELLANEOUS cellar storage, non­ of "peace” — EXPEDITER/ St. Manchester. W ILL clean your house at F R E E E s tim a te s . condition Raised an enviaUe success. Under Federal reasonable rate. Call ____ ISERVKES CO. ranch 11 Built In 1986. smoking adults. No downgrading i i Reserve Board Chairman Paul 647-1343 anytime. Bol­ 569-8335 RTE. 85 • BOLTON This 3 bedroom home pets. Utilities not In­ what has been going on in the important or lengthy labor strikes Voicker, this was a comparatively PURCHASING ton and Manchester ODD lobs. Trucking. has carpeting through­ cluded, parking for 1 Middle East and Central America as of this date. But the pay hikes easy achievement from the eco­ RETAIL. Full ond part only. Home repairs: You 646-2614 out. Situated on nearly cor, S450 per month to no more than "conflicts” — this generally have been restrained, nomic lows of the early 1980s. But time position needed name It, we do It. Free one acre lot. Fire ­ plus 1 months security. CLERK mWKES TREE SERVICE 643-0213.______is the longest economic expansion which In turn has led to subdued under the new chairman of the for new retail station­ estimates. Insured. 643- place I Basement Is In­ A rapidly growing wire 0304. Bucket, truck a chippar. in the entire history of theU.S., war spending in the retail stores and in Reserve, Allan Greenspan, a conti­ ery store opening In the CARPENTRY/ aUCRrS UWN KRVICE sulated and ready to be VERNON. 1 bedroom effi­ end cable distributor Vernon area In Oc­ Stump removal. Free ciency apartment heat, or peace, a span of 200 years. the marketplace generally. nuation of economic expansion — REM 0DEUN6 “For All Your Rssdi” finished by you at your ■eeke an energetic, or­ tober. Competitive pay aatimataa. Special leisure and by your hot water, electricity, No matter what we call this cycle 3. Corporate profits have re­ without inflation — will be far more consideration for aldarly R.R. ties, planting. ganized and dedicated and benefits. Call 289- specifications! I Some stove and refrlgerotor from 1082 to 1987, it is extraordinary bounded from the lows of early in difflcult. and handicapped. Tree work. Individual. Good com­ 6466. Ask for Lynn. , CARPENTIIY A TYPING. Will do light owner financing avail­ Included. 1st floor, on in our experience as individuals this decade. But the rebound has This tale, a plus against a minus, typing from my home CALL bus line, no pets. $425 munication skills and a CLERICAL/Retall. Im­ REMODEUNS SERVICES 647-7553 able 11 Give us the op­ and as a nation. It must not go been spotty and the differences in rolls on and on, a seesaw that Is beginning October 1st. 847-7156 portunity to show you plus security. Coll 075- willingness to learn mediate openings for CompMa homo repaira and re- unnoticed. profit increases from region to disturbing. The inclination of forces full and port time posi­ modaUng. Wa apawln In batn- Doctor's offices, re­ For Free Estimate this home and discuss 1843.______S It has been a dull, even boring region have been dramatic. within our society and abroad is to and grow a must. In re­ tion. Duties Include roomaand kHehana. Small acalt sumes, one man offices making on offerl 4 ROOM oporfiTtont. New. expansion through all the five Industry spending for research unbalance the balance, and the turn we offer a compet­ general office work, commarolal work. RagMafod, In- welcome. Reasonable TO CLEAN artificial flow- Realty World 2 moture adults pre­ AP photo turad, rafaranoaa. rotes. 647-7646 after 6. years. About the only exciting thing and development — the basis for all longer the balance is maintained, itive wage, advance­ customer service. In­ THE ODD JOB SPECIALIST ers, place them heads Frechette-Benolt Asso- ferred. No pets. 1 cor. Hauling |unk, brush, con­ clotes. 646-7709.O about the growth has been the new products and services — has the more difflcult it will be to ment opportunity and volving counter and _____ B4B41B5 down In a paper bog, add Security. 643-5797. struction, debris, leaves (Fall Cranberry harvest growth itself. There has been no s o a r^ in recent years, bolstering maintain it. excellent benefits in a phone sales. Competi­ salt and shake well. To MOBILE Home. Working tive pay and benefits. Need repolrs around the cleanup). Reasonable rates. significant change in taxes, and the productivity of workers and congenial, modern at­ Today Is great day... and home? Coll an expert. Cleon out storage areas In CONDOMINIUMS single mole adult pre­ We have entered an era never Non smoker. South your home or garage, only the Tax Reform Act of 1986 spurring the ability of the U.S. to Classified Is o great vray You'll find ttie help you Call Tanyl FOR SALE ferred. Lease, secur- Jose Lopes moves a cranberry-picking harvest for Handy Cranberry Trust, a before chartered by this or any mosphere. Contact: Windsor Office Supply. place on od In classified Ity. No pets. 643-2880. commands notice. compete successfully in markets ... to sell something! 643- nood In Classified. 643- machine through a bog in Falmouth, Cape Cod cranberry company. other nation. The whole world is Charlene M. Lesay 269-6466.______2711. 643-5681 telling our readers what BRAND New LIstInglll Now. however, the longevity of here and abroad. But the spending m i. E watching what happens within the WAREHOUSE person . you hove for sole. South Windsor. Only 1 Mass., Wednesday. It was the first day of the growth insists on our attention. has been tending to slacken, fueling CONDOMINIUMS U.S. now and what will happen needed for growing year old, 6 room condo What are the forces that have fears that this leveling off could be FOR RENT next. Fo r the whole world is IMS, Inc. company In South townhouse at Plum propelled us to this stage? And what translated into an economic down­ 340 Progress Drive Windsor area. Duties dependent on U.S. policies for thC Ridge. Has never been VERNON. Condominium are the forces that threaten the trend at this late stage of the Manchester, C T 06040 Include shipping and occupied. 3 bedrooms, future of its own millions of people. BUSINESS HOMES HOMES for rent. Completely continuation of the expansion? To business cycle. 649-4415 receiving. Inventory FOR SALE Vh baths, low condo refurbished 1 and 2 document a few: ’This is an awesome burden for control, some heavy HELP WANTED OPPORTUNITIES |£ i| FOR SALE go fee, exceptional. Ap­ Construction, both industrial and CD bedroom condos for Streak of rainy weekends lifting. Good opportun­ pointments. See It 1. Although job opportunities residential, has been strong over­ the U.S. to carry. And the magni­ lease In Vernon. $675- ities for advancement. WANTED Investors for COZY Starter Home I Six yourself. $178,900. have ballooned, with the creation of all. But this industry, which has tude of our responsibilities chal­ STRONG dependable boy MANCHESTER. Duplex $900 with heat and hot to work In yard on Nbn smoker preferred. CASHIIR R SNACK SNOF newly established film room, 3 bedroom Cope Jackson & Jackson 13.5 million new jobs in the past five such enormous impact on a wide lenges all our minds. How prepared ATnNDANT 6/6. Near bus line. water Included. 6 Saturdays In the north South Windsor Office video company. For Dead end street. Separ­ In nice area of Man­ Reol Estate. 647-8400.n P years, a high percentage of the new are our leaders now to live up to month lease available. range of industries, big and small, end. 649-7743. Supply. 289-6466. Day & Night Shin Avallbla. more Information coll ate heating system. En­ chester. Fireplace in FOREST Ridge. Open jobs is in services. In services, their responsibilities? How long living room. Coll to­ Immediate occupancy. may lift for country fair has been booming in some areas Good pay to atari. Apply In 646-3441 after 6 p.m. or closed bock yard. Ex­ house. 1:30-4:30, 9/27. Jock J. Lappen Realty. wages are traditionally lower than and sloppy in others. A spotty can the expansion continue without PART time female facili­ Tht paraon. 646-7180 otter 6 p.m. cellent condition. day I $129,900. Strono ties custodial assistant. Large 3 bedroom, "Vh 643-4263. In manufacturing and individuals performance. major assistance? How fast can it STEEL Building Dealer­ $190,000.646-5198 In am, Real Eztote. 647-7653.Q baths, pool, tennis, car­ 9:30om-1pm, 5doys per 252 Spencer St., have fewer social benefits, such as The U.S. budget deficit has been go without endangering its own MAK ship with molor 649-4064 anytime. Some O PEN House. Hebron. port. Owner financing. DURHAM (AP) - "Fair first Annual Harvest Festival in rainfall for the month is 3.94 inches, week. Apply South Manchaatar health insurance, pensions, educa­ narrowing a bit and President durability? Company manufacturer-soles owner financing. $275,000. Lot 27 Groy- $1Wj000j 647;9495^^^ weather” will take on two mean­ Litchfield a success last weekend. while so far this September 7.03 Windsor Boord of Edu­ and engineering sup­ vllle Rood, Hebron. Merchandl$e tion programs and the like. Reagan’s call for a constitutional The questions alone at this stage ACCOUNTS povoble full ings this weekend for the town’s ’’Considering the rain, everyone Inches has fallen, he said. cation Facilities Servi­ leadara In quality port. Starter ods fur­ COVENTRY. Ranch, 3 Sundov-September 27 2. Labor unions have continued to amendment to require a balanced of the cycle send a quiver up m y ces, 1737 Main Street, time. Experience LOTS/LAND annual agricultural fair, where who came had a good time,” said The Durham Fair runs today oonatruction, ara nished. Some areas bedrooms, 2 baths, 1 from 1:00-4:00. Brand win increases in pay without budget has been hailed by the spine. South Windsor. 529- looking for quality needed, mature, re­ FOR SALE more than 200,000 people are Wayne Stitzer, general manager of through Sunday, said Len Baginski, sponsible person token. Coll (303) 759- cor garage, to be built. new 9 rooom, form 9711 extension 40. EO E. 3200 extension 2401. B u y now! Lovely style Colonial with 4 0 3 expected. the vineyard. president of the Durham Fa ir orlantad paopla. needed to handle a BRAND New Ltstingl FURNITURE The weekend forecast of sun and Organizers expected between CLERK/TvpIst. Small U. Opanings for oar- MANSFIELD. Estab­ wooded lot. $154,900. bedrooms, Vh baths, Association. computerized A/P sys­ front to bock living Planned commercial cool temperatures eclipses the S. government office, tem, general ledger, lished auto lunk yard Klernon Real Estate. C O F F E E toble and end 1,500 and 2,000 people each day, “We’ve had our rainy days. We pantara, paintara, 649-1147. Exclusive room with fireplace zonel Main Street, E l­ rainy weather of the two previous while about 500 people a day showed Advice legal environment. exterior aand blast- month end closing and and used auto license lington. Approxi­ fable (together or se­ had a hurricane a couple of years Varied duties, detail agents. and French doors. For­ parate),one Individual Connecticut weekends that has put up, he said. bonk statements. Be­ for sole. Owner retir­ mately 2 acres In hot ago,” Baginski said Thursday. oriented. Good clerical era. Salary com­ ing. Profitable. Kler- mal dining room plus glott topped coffee ta­ a damper on other fairs in the One of the favorite under-cover nefits. Loocoted on dinette off kitchen, co­ . growing area. Ideal for But the fair opened almost skills needed Including mensurate with ex- Vernon, Tolland Lines. non Reolty. 649-1147. BOLTON. Custom built bonks, restaurants, of­ ble. Coll 742-591$ region. activities was the grape stomping vered porch. Situated immediately after Hurricane Glo­ typing and tiling. Word perlanca. Call Coll Ms. Prest. 871- BRAND New Listing 11 and designed 7 room fices, retail, etc. Coll evenings.□ Last weekend’s downpours contest, Stitzer said. About 72 ria parsed through in 1985, and processing experience 9749. split level..Huge on 8 acres of privacy. Manchester. 10 room Directions; Route 85, fo r more details. W A TE R B E D king size. dragged down expected attendance people tried their luck with mash­ business was brisk. The fair’s Youthful whirlwind romance helpful. EOE. Storting 643-2659 licensed rooming rooms I 2 fireplaces, $310,000. Jackson & Complete package ex­ at the Eastern States Exposition in ing grapes with their bare feet, a salary $13,248-$18,358 for appointment. YOUNG Dynamic com- formal living and din­ to Old Colchester Rood secretary. Charlotte Kennedy, said house. Excellent In­ to Grayvllle Roou. 646- Jackson, 647-$400. a cluding headboard. West Springfield. Mass., and at traditional method in winemaking. people who had lost electric power commensurate with penv needs quality em­ come. Economical ex­ ing rooms, enclosed A N DOV E R . "Pu nerm Bn’i Asking $100. Call 742- training and expe­ porch, 2 cor goroge. 4525. Reole Peoltors.o many smaller festivals in There was a 45-second “stompoff,” in their homes came to the fair in CUSTODIAL opening. ployees for entry level penses, new furnace, 2 delight. 2.2 acres with 5918 eveningi.o rience. Send resume Full time 8 hours a day. positions. If you ore Reduced for Imme­ M IN T CondItlonI South 100 foot frontage on Connecticut. won by the vineyard’s owner, search of hot food, entertainment kitchens, appliances DARK Pine tretel table blowing cold after 15 years with cover letter Iden- Flexible nights. Apply eager to learn new Including laundry fa­ diate solel $260’s Blan­ Windsor. $259,900. 10 pond. $75,000. Klernon ” It’s a lot of work and a lot of Stitzer said. with 2 captain's choirs. and working toilets. .tlflng day time phone to South Windsor skills, and ore depen­ chard 8i Rossetfo. 646- room, 2,000 plus square Realty. 649-1147. effort and it’s sad when it doesn’t cilities. $235,000. Coll Excellent condition. Stitzer said people can stomp out The Durham Fair, started in 1916. number to :Clerk U. S. Board of Education Fa­ dable, we need you 1 No for the figures I Jack- 2482. “We’re Selling feet center hall Colon­ materialize,” said Alice Schlagel, about a gallon of juice from 25 DEAR On our last date, he said that he Bankruptcy Court, U. ial, zoned as a 2 family Best offer. 649-9673 af­ was shut down by the 1938 hurri­ cilities Services, 1737 experience necessary, son 8i Jackson Real Houses” .o ter 6pm. who has helped out with the pounds of grapes. The vineyard, cane. Baginski said. ABBY: Fifteen has a really nice night planned for S. Court House, 450 Main Street, South we will train. Weoreon Estate. 647-8400.O M ANCHESTER. This but presently used os a Guilford Fair for 42 years. however, dumped the Juice from years ago I had his birthday and he wants me to Main Street, Room 717, Windsor. 528-9711 ex­ optical wholesale lob tlnlge family home. 1st MORTGABES HOUSEHOLD furniture Noreen Tassinari, the communi­ family tested 3 bed­ El and bedroom set. 646- Horttord. Ct. 06103. tension 40. EOE. located on the Tolland floor Includes 3 bed­ 2 Schlagel said her group probably the contests, and gets its juice for a whirlwind stay the night. He told me that he room Colonial Is lo­ cations manager for the Eastern rooms, kitchen, dining 4024, M9-0660. would have to borrow money to wine from the more sanitary romance with a would take care of the protection, so Tpke, Manchester. cated next to Bowers N O PAYMBMT8 States Exposition, said attendance Dear Abby Storting salary $11,440. room and o 15 x 26 IHd's Ook d/nnlng room cover the losses from last weekend. machine presses, Stitzer said. as of Thursday was down 124,000 young man from I wouldn’t have to worry. HOMES HOMES Real Estate School, 1 '/> baths, fabu­ Up to 3 years. Kiss your fi­ Good benefit package lous new expanded kit­ living room, 2nd floor, set. Excellent condi­ ’The fair expected to attract 35,000 The North Haven Fair, held Sept. from the same time last year. She South America. I don’t know if I am ready for that FOR SALE FDR SALE kitchen, living room nancial difficulties goodbye. Abigail Van Buren Including dental, chen, formal dining Avoid forecleture. Cdtch uo tion. 6 choirs, table people but drew less than 10,000, she 10-13, was forced to shut down on its blamed the drop on last weekend’s I married him, kind of relationship, but I’m afraid I please coll 649-3177 and and 2 bedrooms. Ex­ with 2 leafs, server, said. only to find out a and living rooms, plus on late ooymentt luch at first last day when It poured and only rainy weather. will lose him if I don’t make love to ask for Paul ZIto. HOMES rec room...Priced for tras Include 2 porches or second morteaee or even Chino closet buffet, 2 month later that ” I don’t blame them,” she said. two tickets were sold, said the fair’s But Tassinari had big hopes for him. I really love him and want to We're wotting to hear FOR SALE Immediate sole by and o 20 X 40 Sabrina outstandine credit cord Mile. twin beds, good old he was in the go pool. D. W. Fish. 643- upright plono. 643-7277. ’’Who wants to walk around in the president, Norvin Stephens. this weekend, the last two days for stay with him. What should I do? from you! transferred owners I Keep your home free and 1591 or S7M400.O rain?” Pat Wester, of the National the 1987 ’’Big E .” United States il­ ’TEMPTED IN UTAH Blanchard 8i Rossetfo, claar without Hone. Bad GREEN a blue couch and All real ntote odvertlsad In ertdit or late payment hlt- Rain didn’t stop organizers from Weather Service, said this has been legally and was the Manchester Herald Is ’’We're Selling SUPER Price. Coventry. matching choir. Excel­ 5 ” We’re still striving for the declaring the Haight Vineyard’s only interested in obtaining resid­ confidentially, and what are the RELIEF Houses” . 646-2482.U $124,900. Older home tory If not a oroblom. Kindly lent condition. $100 or a rainy September. ’The normal million m ark,” she said. D E A R ’TE M P T E D : I ’m glad you sublect to the Fair Housing coll; ency by marring a U.S. citizen. I consequences involved for my asked. You are far from ready for Act ot IMS which makes It with loft of charm and best offer. 649-673S. was hurt, packed m y things and left husband, me and our children? COOK llleoal to advertise any pret- many possibilities. 3 Tha Swl88 that kind of relationship. And if you erence, limitation or discrim­ him. Shortly after that, he went to ’There is no way of getting touch Part time nights and Cut baking time In half bedrooms, eof-ln kit­ Con$arvatlva Group lose him because you don’t make ination based on race, color, next time you fix meat chen, den and 11 x 21 T V /8 T E R H )/ his country’s embassy. They put with my- “ex.” He disappeared love to him, you are well rid of him; weekanda. Exparlanca rellolon, sex or notional fireplaced living room. 1-4S4-4404 or APPLIANCES Public Records origin, or on Intention to loaf by baking In muffin him on a cargo plane and sent him from the face of the earth. Please Both of you should be aware that in quantity cooking. tins rather than the con­ Oven, range and wood 1-4S4-1334 “ home” at his request. help me. moke any such preference, RCA console 25” color tv. sex with a 15-year-old girl in your Knowledge of thara- limitation or discrimination. ventional loaf. Saves fuel stove to remain. Set on The problem is. we were never WORRIED IN TEXAS approximately 1 acre. Excellent condition. Warranty deads Village Condominium, $104,900. Arthur F. and Carolyn T. Galvin state is a crime, making the adult pudlc diets helpful. The Herald will not know­ and mokes ottroefIve Indi­ d iv o rc ^ because I was never able ingly accept any advertise­ D. W. Fish Realty. 643- Rental$ $200. 646-2073. Ernest A. and Marisa A. Parco to to George C. Dolan Jr.. 33 Auburn male guilty of unlawful sexual Willing to train. *8.03 vidual servings. Use a Benjamin Z. Gordon and Mildred to get in touch with him after he left D E A R W O R R IED : Talk to a intercourse with a minor. ment which Is In violation of low-cost od In Classified 1591 or $71-1400.0 John R. and Marie-Ctaude Durey. Road, conveyance tax $145.20. HEBRON $275,000 par hour to start, shift the low. G. Davis to Allen Baratko and this country.A Hackmatack St.. We both want to correct this, but a guy who will be 19 very soon. I ’ve with firaplaca and Frsnch doora. Formal dining 647-8181 room, tcreeened Boboat, baokhot a loadar ranlal. and Helen M. Churchill. Greenway Blufields, $130,000. ’’Thee knows. George, it takes a tot formoflon coll Classi­ ary or solar oriented $128,000. m y husband is in the military and been dating him for over a year, room plus dinatta off kitchen, covered porch. porch, 2'/i baths, 2 cor APARTMENTS Park. $134,900. Thomas and Elaine H. Leone to mighty fine man to be better than fied, 643-2711 and ask home. Sentry Real Est­ DSm CONSTRUCTION John S. and Carole L. O’Brien to I ’m afraid it might hurt his military and in all that time he has never Situated on 8 acres of privacy. for detolls.G garage. Professionally FOR RENT Em m a M. Noble to Bonnie L. Bertha M. Bray. Cliffside Drive, no man.” ate. 643-4060.0 landscaped lot. Much, Dean E . and Nell Kies and Victor L. career should this come out. brought up the subject of sex. I 872-1400/688-96SS Maynard. 686 W. Middle Turnpike. conveyance tax $165. STILL CHUCKLING much more. D. W. Fish ELDERLY housing now Kaplan, 183 Oak St.. $119,000. To whom should we go to talk think we have a good relationship. Diractlona; Rta. 85, to Old Colchaater Road figlMTUATION MANCHESTER. Lovely B O LTO N . $187,500. If prl- $105,000. Brian R. and Juliann T. Parsons IN ORANGE a TY , FLA. Realty. 643-1591 or 871- taking applications for 210 Pine Street Limited Partner­ to Qrayvllla Road. UNWANTED U & R built Colonial voev Is what you ore ship to Brophy Ahem Develop­ Carl C. and Jean O. Huitgren to to H arry J. and Maxine Doering. locoted In Forest Hills. looking for we hove It 1400.O 2bedroom oporfmenti. Brian J. and Laurel A. Murphy. 131 Evergreen Condominium, $93,500. This 4 bedroom home for you. Custom built U M A N C H ES TE R . $213,900. Starting $560. Coll 528- I EQUIPMENT ment. 210 Pine St., conveyance tax Wicaabalina CERTIFIEo’NursaaAlde 6522. $1,925. Ferguson Road, conveyance tax Anthony J. Gryk, executor of the will core for your loved offers ample living and & R built Ranch set on 201 Grissom Rood. $198. estate of Bruno S. Ladyga, to entertainment possi­ 1.5 acres In beautiful Very special House! MANCHESTER. Quality COLOR computer. Used Holiday Homes Corp. to John E. Burning plastic poses hazard one In your home. Coll You’ll love entertain­ only once. S200.644-3477 E ric M. Behr to Kimberly A. Michael C. Winegar and Victoria E. Theresa. 569-6660. bilities. 2'A baths, 2 cor Bolton. New carpeting, 1 bedroom, heat, hot and Judith C. Zawadski, 11 Elvree ing family ond friends water and all applian­ 9-5, or 643-632$. Ask for Dillworth, East Meadow Condomi­ Carmona. 39 Horton Road. $167,500. D. F. JE S L E , INC. garage, family room delightful airy kitchen, St., conveyance tax $147.40. D E A R D R . and privacy ore some and walk In cedar In this Contemporary 3 ces Included. A ir condi­ Karen. nium, conveyance tax $72.60. people to vitamin A toxicity and; John E. and Judith C. Zawadski Dorothy S. Lennox to Phillip M. GO’T T : I was ITeJ&SSwlsr HOMES of the features. Offered closet. Coll now for bedroom. home. Gor­ tioned. Quiet. On bus Bonnie L. Maynard to Kevin J. possibly, to colon cancer. to Stephen P. Schipani and Pamela Hartz, Bigelow Brooks Estate, told that burn­ 94«4l2f FOR SALE of $2554100. Keith Real ^ietotls. Sentry Real geous kitchen, formal line. Ideal for middle- I PETS AND Morse. Royal Arms Condominium. $123,900 00 dining room, easy liv­ S. Dice. 11 Elvree St.. $155,000. ing plastic in a I.am not aware that any commer­ Estate. 646-4126. Estate. 643-4060.O aged and senior cltl- SUPPLIES Leslie F . MacNeil Jr. Associates $ 100, 000. cially prepared flsh oil is effective ing family room with zeni. $550. 247-5030. fireplace was fireplace, Vh baths, 2 to Christine L. Wrobel, Brook Ida E. Donahue to Joan D. bad for your D r. G ott in lowering high blood pressure. ROCKVILLE. 5 rooms, 2 FREE pupple, block Gorham. 90 Cooper Hill St., no Quitclaim deeds You probably need your Minipres. GROUP 1 co r garage. Open bedrooms, 2nd floor, iaven Condominium, $62,750. health. M y hus­ Peter Gott, M.D. House Sunday , Sep­ male, 4 months, mixed. Leslie F . MacNeil Jr. Associates conveyance tax. George F. and Mary P. King to No one should stop taking prescrip­ For The Growing Family appliances. $450 per 646-6751 or 649-904$. band doesn’t be­ tember 27,1 ;00-4:00pm. month. 875-2957.______to Deborah S. Telles, Brook Haven Russell A. and Kathleen M. Joyce K. Hany and Nancy Kleinsch- lieve it and does tion drugs on his or her own. Ask ALEX MATTHEW REALTY Directions; Parker FREE to good home, 2 9 with Moderate Income Condominium. $56,000. Brault to Stephen J. Bansavich, midt, 280 Woodbridge St., no your doctor about this. Street, right onto Co­ EAST Hartford. 1 bed­ •poved female cots. 1 it all the time. Is room oportment, woll Robert L. and Edward M. Walsh Park Chestnut Condominium. conveyance tax. 6 4 9 4 0 0 3 lonial, right onto Scott, Indoor, 1 outdoor. All this practice to wall corpetlng, ap­ to McDonalds Corp., West Center $54,500. Society .for Savings to Charles left onto Kennedy, left shots. 649-4425 Offer harmful? DEAR DR. GOTT: We bought an pliances, security, 5:30.______Street, conveyance tax $412.50. Bonnie L. ZownirtoEricM. Behr. Schnier. Tolland Turnpike, convey­ MANCHESTER. Forost Hills. Sonsational 9 onto Hamilton, left 63 Horton Road, conveyance tax old house. All the heat pipes are onto Grissom. Century lease. $425. Milne Real EN G LISH setter puppies Richard P. and Kathleen A. ance tax $286. DEAR READER: This practice room aluminum aided Garrison Colonial Estate Inc. 528-6573, $151.80. not approve of health-food persor- wrapped in asbestos paper. Should 21 Epstein Realty. 647- for sols with papers. Ramondetta to Paul T . and Jane C. John W. Lotas to Maria Lotas. 43 can be harmful. Plastic is made nel prescribing, in this case I agree. we do anything about this? If we do with heated Sabrina In-ground pool. Ameni­ 569-4161. Dean P. and Karen L. Wilkie to 278-2971. George, 83-85 Walnut St.. $155,000. Jensen St., no conveyance tax. from oil: therefore, burning plastic Psyllium seeds are natural source remove the paper, what safety Robert D. Murdock, Wellsweep ties are too numerous to mention In this ad. Brian J. and Laurel A. Murphy to Andrew Andsaldi and Andrew liberates fumes and vapors thatcan of fiber and a bowel lubricant. ’The precautions should we take? CONDOMINIUMS Condominium, $109,000. Call for details. *269,900 CONDOMINIUMS MISCELLANEOUS John P. and Robin C. Robatto, Ansaldi Jr. to Ansaldi Heights Inc., be dangerous if inhaled. These seeds can be added to cereals, Joseph B. Myers Jr. and Chlara FDR RENT FORNENT FOR SALE 138-137 W. M iddle Tu rn p ik e , 2 ’Timrod Road, no conveyance tax. hydrocarbons will cause air pollu­ blended in drinks or taken in A. Lindley-Meyers to Deborah J. D E A R R E A D E R : You should 83 Lookout Mountain. Now $198,000. McDonalds Corp. to Robert L. tion and, if breathed in sufficient MANCHESTER. capsule form. Ordinarily, other have your house inspected by a TEE ShlrMronS^TAp^ Donna M. Oldakowski to Charles Taylor, North wood Townhmi.o and Edward M. Walsh Jr., West quantity, chronic lung ailments. Listing. New (10 month old) Ansaldi built vegetable fiber — such as bran — representative of your local bealtb proxlmotely 3000, alto A. a ^ Ester Luzey, Summit conveyance tax $114.40 " Center Street, conveyance tax. Many hydrocarbons are seven room Colonial, 214 baths, 2 fireplaces, 50 to 100k numerolf and works just as well, especially when department or by a building inspec­ $ 110. carcinogenic. 2 car garage and much more. Call for letters for shirts, cops, taken with potassium-rich food, tor. If the asbestos insulation is a Catherine B. Perez to Roger W. Some plastics are highly com­ such as apricots or prunes. Condors for Lease etc. Best offer. 649-3642 health hazard, it should be removed details. *295,000. Dougan, ’Turnpike Estates, no bustible. In addition, plastic re­ 1 & 2 Bedroom Condo’s in Vernon, include otter 5:30pm.p by licensed servicemen with the OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY. 9/27, 1-5PM Thoughts conveyance tax. sidue may stick to the inside of a DEAR DR. GOTT: I take Min- 4149,500 heal and hot water. *650 to *9fX), security. All Tl computer, with gomes, Pamela Downs to Barney T. experience and equipment to do the good condition, $350 flue and, with time build up a ipres. On the radio, I heard an job right. in A1 condition. Pets allowed. Peterman. Gardner Street, no VERNON-MANCHESTER line, large lot, 3 big COVENTRY. New listing. 8 room Antique retail, t175/negotloble, 7 combustible char — like creosote — advertisement for a flsh-oil produc Romans 5; 7 A 8, For scarcely for spiritually dead toward God. If conveyance tax. In m y opinion, this is not a B.R.’s, fireplaced L.R., & many extras. Colonial Cape. 3008 sq. ft. on six acres, Casio MT-36 keyboard. that will ignite.;’This can produce that’s said to reduce blood pres / do-it-yourself project. Approach Easy to ploy. Mint a righteous man will one die: yet people believe God is dead, they Shirley H. Miller to Barney T. huge barn with 5 horse atalla and 5 cattle V2 D uplex chimney fire. ‘ sure. If I take this non-prescriptlor this problem with the help of the condition, S75.649-2013. peradventure for a good man some have it backwards. They are dead Petermpn, Gardner Street, no I suggest that your husband Item, can I stop the Minipres? stations, 5 working fireplaces, 2'4 baths plus 18 month old 3 bedroom duplex. *7.50 plus would even dare to die. But God in their sins. Sin separates man proper municipal or town BISSEL carpet uphols- conveyance tax. consider more appropriate me­ HOMETOWN REALTY aeparate studio. Great potential for antique security and utilities. commendeth his love toward us. In from God but Jesus took care of the authorities. tery machine. New Ruth I. Drake to Barney T. thods for disposing of plastic. D E A R R E A D E R : Fish oil has shop, boarding or breeding kennels, bed $169, asking S90. Used that, while we were yet sinners, price for sin. 1st ’Ilm othy, F o r there Peterman. Gardner Street, no been reported to lo w e r-je rp m / t o u t e d and breakfast. Call for details. *370,000. Jack J. Lappen once. 643-9310. Christ died for us. Dear friend is one God, and one mediator conveyance tax. D E A R D R . G O T T : A person at cholesterol and p ro te ^ against Andover, CT06232 Realty Jesus Christ died for sinners, and between God and men, the man M ary P. ’Tyrol to Barney T . the health-food store recommended heart attacks. However, the data Dr. Gott’s new Health Report oh 742-1446 who are sinners? Romans 3; 23. For Christ Jesus. Romans 10:13, For Peterman. Gardner Street, no psyllium seed for my chronic are still too spotty to oermit experts lung disease explains the causes MANCHESTER. New Meting. Outstanding 8 357 East Center Street all have sinned and come short of whosoever shall call upon the name conveyance tax. constipation. I know you don’t to recommend fish oil for general and management of chronic lung and 4 two family. Newer roof, aluminum sid­ Manchester, CT 06040 the glory of God. The Bible says we of the Lord shall be saved. I urge Agnes Hollister to Barney T . approve of health-food stores use. Until these preliminary find­ problems. For your copy, aend $I ing, wiring, large addition 10 years ago. 2 fi- 6 4 3 -4 2 6 3 are all sinners, we have all sinned. everyone to call upon the name of Peterman. Gardner Street, no "prescribing.” but, medically ings have been substantiated, con­ and your name and ad«tom to P.O. George Chomic — Michael Benevento — Kelvin Abrama replP-oes all on H acre lot In double A A zone. Romans 6:23, F o r the wages of sin Jesus. conveyance tax. speaking, do these seeds have a sumers shcAild not routinely take Box 91389, Geveland, Ohio 44191- “ ITe Art At Your Service” Call for details. *195,000. Is death; but the gift of God is Richard C. Hollister to Barney T . laxative effect? fish-oil supplements. Some nutri­ 3399. Be sure to ask for D r. Gott’s eternal life through Jesus Christ Ken ReMaeoa Peterman, Gardner Street, convey­ tionists have suggested that over­ Health Report, “Living with our Lord. Yes, because of sin we are Harvest ’Hnie Baptist Church ance tax, $9.80. DEAR READER: Although I do use of fish oil may predispose O m m ic Lung Disease.” !• - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 25, 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD^ Friday. Sept. 28. 1987 — 17 CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 NotICM Busintss P rop trtv...... 35 Enttrfolnmtnl...... $3 Form Suppllts ond Eoulpmtnt .00 Rtsort Proptrtv ...... 36 Bookkttolnp/lncomt Tor 54 Offict/Rttoll Eoulpmtnt ...... 01 B A TB t: t to 6 dovs: 90 ctnts ptr lint ptr dov. Loft/Found .. 01 M ortpoots...... 37 7 to 19 dovs: 70 ctnts ptr lint ptr dov. FffrtonoU...... 03 Corptntry/Rtmodtllnp. 55 Rocrtotlonol Eoufpmtnt...... 03 Wonttd to Buv . . 30 Pointinp/Poptrinp...... 56 Boots ond Morint Eoulpm tnt...... 03 30 to 35 dovs: 60 ctnts ptr lint ptr dov. Announctmtntt. . 03 36 or mort dovs: 90 ctnts ptr lint ptr dov. Auctions...... Ct Roofinp/Sidinp...... 57 Musicol Ittms...... 04 NMIces Employmant MlWnlpm cBprpt: 4 Itppt. Finonclol...... 05 Rentals Floorlnp...... Si Comoros ond Photo Eoulpmtnt 05 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Eltctricol...... 59 Ptts ond Suppllts...... 06 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED NELP WANTED HELPWANTBI Rooms for R tn t...... 31 ED CD ED Htotlnp/PlumMno...... 60 MIsctllantows for Solo...... 07 DEADLINES: For clossifltd odvtrtlstmtnfs to M c comStten precadenf to ED Employment S Education Aportmtnts for R tnt...... 33 MIsctMontous Strvicts.. . 61 Top Sotos...... 00 bt publisbtd Tutsdov throupb Soturdov^ fbt the ptacement of any odvor- A Education A d shirt telephone oper­ AU TO Mechanics, Man­ WRECKER Driver. Condominiums fpr R tnt.. .33 Strvicts Wonttd...... 63 Wonttd to B u v/Tro d t...... 09 FU L L time. Must be able APPLICATIONS now be­ Holp W onttd...... Homts for R tn t...... 34 dtodlint Is noon on tht dov btfort publication. tisliw In the Monchemr He­ ator needed 4 evenings agers and counter peo­ to work nights and Heavy duty, light duty, CLERICAL. Full time of­ SItuotlon W onttd...... Stort/Offtct lo o ct...... 35 For odvortistmtnts to bt publlsbtd Mondov* rald, Advertiter hereby ing accepted for full the dtodlint Is 3:30 p.m. on Frldov. o week. No experience ple needed for weekends. Local pack­ class 1 license a most. fice position, 40 hours a Bufintsf Opoortunitlts . Rtsort Proptrtv...... 36 M«rchandiM ogreet to protect. Indemnify necessary, will train. and part time posi­ week, Monday - Fri­ Instruction...... Industrlol Proptrtv...... 37 AllfOmOIIVG end hold hormlett the Men- reorganization of na­ age store. 649-0446. Ask Mechanical ability a Emplovmtnt Sorvicts .. Heildov/Stosonol...... 71 Please coll Edwards tional chain shops. tions. Apply In person day. 8am to 4:30pm. fSoropts ond Storopt...... 30 Antlouts ond Colitctibits...... 72 Cors for Solo...... 91 READ YOUR AD. Clossifltd odvtrtlstmtnts ort chatter Herald, Itt ofticert for monoger. plus. 2 years expe­ « Roemmofts Wonttd...... 39 HELP WANTED Answering Service. at M arlow's, Moln Clominp...... 73 Trucki/Vont for Solo...... 92 toktn bv ttitphont os o convtnltnct. Tht end emplevtt* oeeinst any ED Good pay Incentive rience. Night tow on o Reliability and accu­ DIRECTOR/Teocher. Street In Manchester. Wonttd to Rtnt...... 40 Fumltwrt...... U Comport/Trolltrs...... 93 Monchtsttr Htrold Is rtsponslblt for only ont 646-5081.______and benefits. Coll 646- commission basis. 528- racy lomportont. Ex­ Real Estate incorrtct Instrtlon ond thtn only for tht sift of end ell liability, lou or DRIVER. Port time tor Certified teacher TV/Sttroo/Applloncts...... 7$ Motorevetos/Mopods...... 94 expense. Including oHor- LABORER wanted tor 6606. 6549. perience using adding Homts for Sole ...... 31 S « rv lc tt Moctiintrv ond Tools...... 7d Auto SorvIcoB ...... 95 tht orlplnol Instrtlon. Errors which do not Manchester Herald wanted to till position RESIDENTIAL Speclol- Condominiums tor Salt. 23 town ond Gordon ...... 77 Aulot for Rorrt/Looso...... 96 ItMtn tht volut of tht odvtrtlstmtnt will not nays' fees, arising from route. Coventry area. milling facility. Benef­ Ist. Monday-Frlday, 2- machine, typing skills Lots/Lond for Sol#...... 33 Child Cort...... 51 bt corrtcttd by on oddltlonol Instrtlon. claims of unfair trade practi­ B A B Y S IT T E R needed, In small day care cen­ TELEP H O N E Enumero- Good Ttilnps to Eot...... 7t Mitcollonoous Automotivo__ 97 Short hours. (»ood pay. its Included. 649-4663. 10. Occasional helpful. Apply In per­ Invtstmtnt Proptrtv 34; Citonino Strvicts 53 FutI Oll/Cool/Firtwood . 79 Wonttd to Buy/Trodt . 9t ces, Infrlnpsmtnt of trade­ reliable person to walk ter. Hours flexible. Con tors needed to update son Prague Shoe Com­ marks, trade names or pot- Coll 742-8867. 9-12om, 7 or drive 4 children be port time or full Manchester city direc­ weekends. 3 client ents, vielotlen of riehts of to lOpm.o______C A BIN E T Makers and group home. $8.17 per pany, 200 Pitkin St., helpers tor custom home from Bowers time. Call 647-0788 or tory. Work at home. East Hortford. privacy and Infringement of REGIONAL Classified school 3 days and 649-9228.______Send name address and hour plus benefits. Ex­ copyright and proprietary high end woodworking perience In residential CLEANING company ads reach nearly watch until 4pm. Tee­ CARE Giver. Mature re- telephone number to ; rights, unfair competition facility. Pay according nagers ok. $8.00 per living with a minimum needs working oeslst- end libel and slander, which 3,000,000 homes. One to oblllW. Benefits. 649- sponslble person to Johnson Directory, At­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED NELPWANTBI HELP WANTED NELP WANTED HELP WANTED classified ad ploced hour. Call 649-2611 otter tention Manchester, P. Of 2 years of college. ont to owner. Also gen­ GD may result from the publica­ 4663.______4pm. work port time with Coll Elaine Monday- eral cleaning help. Ev- ED tion of any odvertlsment In with the Manchester Infants and toddlers. O. Box 763, Cheshire, Frldoy. 647-1624. BABYSITTER needed RECEPTIONIST. Port enlngs ond or XRAY Technologlst/Ra- CHILD Care. Part time PART time 25 hours per the Manchester Herald by Herald will be placed In Coll 647-0788 or 649-9228. Ct. 06410.______Bowers school district. advertiser. Including edver- over 200 newspapers time position tor re­ AUDITORS wanted. Na- weekends. Leave moe- dlographer needed positions for loving week 12 noon to 5pm. tlonol Inventory ser­ VOCAflONAL BARBER or apprentice. SALES. Self motivated t:30-12:30. 4 days for 5 CASHIERS General office duties tlsements In any free distri­ throughout New Eng­ sponsible person In sage 643-5747. Pnzzleo year old elrl. Must ARE you looking for port port time tor busy or­ core givers for Infant bution publications pub­ busy pediatric dental vice Is expanding Instructor- Full time port time. responsible Individual thopaedic practice. Self eerve elation end toddler center. Also Including data entry, land tor one low price. Open wages. Rockville. wanted for full time PART time fteceptlonlst- provide tronsportotlon time work In your lished by the Manchester Call Classified 643-2711 office. Call 649-4655 ask rapidly In Ct. We are Developmentally dis­ /Word Processor Hours may range 3:30- •neck ahop opening 3rd subs needed. All ages. typing, filing. Cox Ca­ Herald. Penny Sleffert, for Sally. presently In need of abled adults $5.50-86.50 875-7723. employment with a or safe walk to school. hometown? We hove a ble Greater Hartford. ond osk ter detolls.o wanted. 16 hours every Answtr to Prsvious Punit 649-2011 otter 4pm. clerk/courler position 8pm. Monday, Wednes­ shift. Alto, needed let 644-9172. 289-5484. Publlthw. field auditors. Noexpe- per hour. Monday- busy Hebron lumber ACROSS day, Friday. Please Call Cable Rep. 649- TR A V EL agency east of O FFICE help. Part time other weekend. Pre­ IDODD dCIIilE] PDIl available In our adver­ shHI weekanda. Apply NEEDED babysitter . rience Is necessary. We Frldoy, 8-4. Call Kathy company. Knowledge vious retail experience call 649-4357 or send PART time desk clerk to 6906.______the river needs assist­ will train. Competitive lonnuccl. Workshop afternoons. Hours flex­ of building material □ □ □ □ DDEJC3 □(:]□ tising department. As- LOST Monday- Friday ,2:30- ible. High School stu­ desirable. Coll QDBEIDCIQOD □□□ slt the staff with filing, resume to; Sports Vernon Shell work some afternoons MANAGER. Active video ance typing and tele­ 5. Oakland Manor starting wages plus be­ Manager. Hockanum essential. Computer PRODUCTION/PAGKER Medicine & Orthoped­ and some evenings. AND FOUND phone etiquette re­ dent. 643-2178. experience a plus. Non RE/MAX East of the □□□ □□□ DdOOD mall handling, and dis­ 448 Hartford Tpke. store needs bright Indi­ apartments. 643-1562 nefits. For more Infor­ Industries Inc. 871-6724. river. 647-1419. Q D O O O P ics of Manchester, Ct. Can be flexible. Good vidual for 35 hour a quired. Will train. before 2.______mation please call 643- EOE. smoker preferred. Sa­ 40 hours plus per patch of advertising 06040. Attention Vernon ■ 871-1660 REWARD to finder of LEG A L Secretory. Shor- PART time cleaning. □□□□Q □□□□□□□ materials. Reliable au­ storting pay. Pleasant week position. Call 649- Repsond to Box GG c/o 1786 between 9am-5pm. lary based on expe­ week. Part-time Michelle. working atmosphere. documents left In SBM the Manchester TEACH ER Aide. Imme- thand required. One rience. Retirees wel- Manchester/Glastonbu C lB aB CIEIB tomobile necessary. 5369 osk for Carl. booth for return of dlote opening In spe- BB BBBD QDCIB SECURITY guardwanted Retired persons wel­ Harold.______BERNIE'S/Newmark/ & man Manchester law come. Coll 228-9281. ry area. Mondoy- hours available. Hours Monday-Frldoy, come. Coll Ct. Motor A U TO Dlsmontler. Full tame to owner. 649- clal education Lewis needs port time MECHANIC office. 646-2425. Saturdoy. Excellent □ □ □ □ □ 9am-3pm (flexible). SIRVICI STATION to work In the Vernon time. Experience. 1680.______C LEA N IN G help, also classroom tor young CARETAKER tor town of Competitive wages ATTDiaANT 4 area. Call 246-8859 or Lodge for oppolnt- working supervisor cashiers In Vernon and Mtehanic’a Helper H A IR S TY L IS T - Port pay for dependable ex­ □ □ □ QBB Call Denise Roberts of Must hove automotive De v e lo p m e n ta lty - Manchester. Flexible Coventry pork. Qualifi­ perienced person. 742- B and benefits. Apply 643-2711 for Interview WCNAMCS IlllPn apply In person at the ment, 643-1555.______tools. Apply In person. SIZABLE reward ottered with floor care expe­ Full time days. Busy time/full time. cations, handyman, tor the return of the dlsabled students. hours. Will train. Ver­ 5633.______, a appointment. Will train the right person. Wockenhut Office lo­ GAL Friday, smoll office Bill's Auto Parts, route rience. Part time even­ Apply at Community •hop. Good working Friendly working at­ lock of all trades, good in person. stlhl chain sow lost at non 875-3394. Manches­ mosphere. Locksmiths ABLE to work with your 22 TIgw. for on* QBB □□□□ BnaB Apply In person. cated at 666 Maple duties Include; heavy 74 Tolland. ings or weekends. Sa- Child Guidance School, ter 643-9561 between 2- conditions. Apply for retired couple. Du­ SECRETARY. Part time, A ve ., In H artford. the Volley Corn Crib, lory open. 643-5747. Hair Studio, Bolton. hands? We have open­ 23 1002, Sotnon QDB BDDD BaBB phone contact, general B A B YSITTER for 6 year 317 North Main Street. 6pm dally. ties, security, ground 24 Oflo of tho FOWLER’S LTD. 9-1. Manchester low 252 Spencer St. EOE. Bucklond Rood, S. 647-9989. ings for people who ore office. (3ood secretar­ knowledge of book­ old boy weekdays from H ELP wanted tor East Vernon Shell maintenance, building iontot 117 Celealal Rd. Manchester keeping, some typing. Windsor. Please coll maintenance. Com­ mechanically Inclined 27BoAol ial and grammatical 3-5pm. Bowers school 646-2319.______Hartford based heating 448 Hertford Tpke. BARTENDERS full time Maaebestcr • M 3t220 BAB YSITTER . Responsl- Full time, Insurance company. Experience pensation rent tree and willing to learn 31 OttrlehUko skills required. Call SECRETARIAL position area. Non-smokers Vernon ■ 071-1089 part time. Cooks, wai­ precision tool repair. Judy 646-6130.______ble adult with car to and benefits. Call 647- only. 649-6013 after IMPOUNDED. Mote and licensed people tresses. Apply In per­ home located at pork In port time . Gal .to babysit In my home. 9137. Cocker Spaniel, 4 years PART Time Evenings. PART time lob taking exchange tor duties Excellent benefits, ma­ 32 Q n ^ DISHWASHER/KItchen _5pm^______only. Please call and son. Lafayette Escad- |uiQt S TE E L Erector/Welder. answer phones, must Tuesday-Thursday, 4- old. Blonde. Found on leave message on 569- Clerks. Notional News­ care of either Infants, SECRETARY Reception­ performed. Applica­ jor medical. Earn up to 34 Idtt (eomb. preparation. Port have nice monner, NURSE Aides. Imme- rllle 300 West Middle 4 weeks paid vocation, Connecting and laying 8:30pm. Please coll af­ Vernon Street. Please 3395 or 568-7395. paper Concern has Im­ toddlers, or 3year olds. ist. Good typing filing, Tpke. Manchester. tions available at Cov­ form) time, 20-30 hours per deck. Will train. Many light typing of Invoices. ter 5. 647-9043. dlate openings for CASHIERS. Full time, call the Manchester mediate openings In Hours 1-6. Call The and telephone skills. entry Town Hall, Town Inquire at Holts Incor­ 36 i plurlbui week. Will train. Apply * fringe benefits Includ­ 9-2, M onday-Frldoy, nurse aides who can flexible hours, gener­ Dog Warden at 643- PART time general office Manchester. Perfect Children's Place Inc., Plus basic computer OFFICE position. East Manager's Office. Ap­ porated, 78 Boteon Manchester Country ing dental. East Hart­ Manchester. Coll be­ work every other wee­ ous salary. Benefit 6642. worker for Manchester for students. Moon­ Monchester 643-5535. and or processing Hartford. Diversified plication deadline Drive, Manchester, Ct. 37 - PART time secretarial real estate office. Typ­ (Ob . Club. 305 South Main ford Welding. 289-2323. tween 8om-9am. 646- kend on the 7am-3pm package available to lighter. If you have 4 knowledge needed for duties Including, custo­ 11/1/87. 643-5157. EOE. Street. 646-0103. position available. Ef­ shift. Excellent work­ ing and bookkeeping TELEP H O N E Operator- 39 Tlmbtr trtt EOE. 0319. qualified employees. hours from 5pm-9pm /Typlst. Seeking a full this full time position In mer service; typing re­ ASSISTANT auto body D EN TAL Assfstont. ^X- 40 BrHiih man- fective communica­ ing conditions and new Apply now In person: experience helpful. 646- tions skills a plus, light and want to earn great time telephone opera­ our Manchester office. quired; good with fig­ manager. Estimating perlence necessary. of war starting rate. Willing to Arthur Drug, 942 Main S^PDJSONALS 4655. ures; warehousing or 42 HumWt typing, policy handling pay... Coll todayl tor. Must posess effec­ Must pay attention to damage, able to work Unique Glastonbury train for details. Coll Street, Manchester. WAITRESS wonted full Don't delay. 647-9946. detail, be accurate and trucking experience setti no 4 da vs per week, 44 Holiday suffix In a local Insurance Manchester Manor 646- tive telephone skills, with Insurance claims. 46 Eltcirieal unit CAREER NIGHT Attention Mr. Karos or H EA LTH Club member­ time • part time. 649- After 6pm. 1-228-5196. typing 35-50wpm, apti­ responsible. Coll 871- helpful. E.O.E. Coll for no Saturdays. 633-3140 agency. Coll 649-0600 0129. ship to Court House Excellent benefits and 46 Walk off with Mr. Strieker. 643-1505. 5325. Luigi's Restau­ SALES Associates. Full tude tor figures ond 0175 tor on appointment 528-9551 wages. 528-6549. or 633-6246. Wednesday, Oct. 14, 1987 — 7 p.m. One, Manchester, for rant, 706 Hartford' and part time positions basic office skills to oppointment.______ext. 43. sale. Moved out of Road, Manchester. perform a variety of at our Glastonbury Office, 2852 Main St., Glastonbury, Ct. town-Can't use. $100. In our Manchester, S. M EDICAL Technologist Coll Anita at 643-2711.0 CONSTRUCTION Estim­ Windsor and Vernon clerical duties. Free for port time days. ator. Must have archi­ stores. We otter paid parking. Benefits. Approximately 20 We are interested in experienced and inexperienced full tinoe tectural drafting skills training, competitive Apply In person, hours per week. Hema­ sales people with references that are impressive as ours. and understand the wage, employee dis­ Monday-Frldoy, 8:30 tology background AUTOMOBILE SALES MNDUNCEMENT8 basics of engineering. counts and bonuses. to 4:30. Prague Shoe helpful. Coll 649-2854 Presently, we have 7 offices in Connecticut with more tp come. Must be thoroughly fa­ For an appointment Company, 2(X) Pitkin 10am-2pm, Monday- We will explain what it takes to get started and be suc<;essful. miliar with field pro- call Fotomot 644-3197. St., East Hartford. Frldoy. CUSTODIAL POSITIONS ceedures. Send resume SECRETARY For reservations call: Hope or Eileen 659-2205 FLEXIBLE FULL AND PART TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE to: Box I, Manchester NOW forming adult-child Herald. per hour bowl Ing league. 2 hours $ STUDENTS $ Newly created position. of fun! For more Infor­ Enjoy our benefits which Include: mation call 649-9012 af­ •Immediate 15% Employee Discount • Modlcal Ineurance • Dental ter 4:30 pm, weekdays. Versatility and pleasant personality DAVID CARROLL Anytime on weekends. MAINTENANCE Insurance • Paid Vacationa • 10 Paid Holidays • Bonus • Paid Sick HOMEMAKERS A s s 0 c i A T E s. X. V i rHa Ask for Bee.o Pert time poaltlon avall- Tim a • Cradit Union Privllagae • abla Meadows Manor. a plus... this position is full time Coma In today for an Intarvlaw. Apply at our aarvice daak. L E T YOUR newspaper Experience in general The Real Estate Group help you keep fruit |ars repair required. Excel­ MOONLIGHTERS with full benefits. Flexible work E.O.E./M/F Manchester Parkade 646-8708 sparkling clean and sweet lent pay and benefits. 2852 MAIN STREET • GLASTONBURY smelling. Wash lars, dry Please apply In person. 324 Broad Street completely then put a schedule. large piece of newspaper Meadows Manor if you are iooking to make Inside the lar and put the 333 Bldwell Street lid on. The paper will Manchester ^6-^10/hour, give us a cai! Please apply to Ed Thornton ROOFERS absorb any moisture. Let 5 CLERK TYPIST a classified ad In your 647-9191 I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD QAME A Rggftrs Nslpirs newspaper find a cosh III, by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Enlov working In a pleasant, We Need Holiday Help! Inexperienced help *8P buyer for most anything W e offer: Paid Training Unscramble thsse four Jumbles, friendly atmosphere? per hour starting pay. you have for sale. one lelfsr 10 each square, to form Do you have good typing and Experienced help will Great Atmosphere MANQ€Sray-IONDk four ordinary words. be paid accordingly. If telephone skills? You Need Holiday you are a hard worker ■ f Convenient Evening Hours THE PHOEBSSIONALS MAHRE This opportunity Is available at this and can report to work 24 ADAMS STREET small East Hartford Office. Excellent every day, you can have LEARN A SKILLI No Experience Necessary MANCHESTER. C T 08040 the opportunity to work benefits, permanent position. Ideal tor 646-3515 •msasa- Lets Get Together! for a growing commer­ K lo c k , an Industry leader in aero­ someone re-entering the work force. cial roofing company PEGRI Place coll M rs. Palm er at 289.9576. that takes pride In their space heat treat and metallurgical ^ Call Mr. Michaels... 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 ^ work. Call processing, has full time positions □ Dept. □ Clerks Eistirn Roofing Corp. on 3 shifts for entry level applicants. Mail Room Person 282-0711 EOS ONABBO Managers □ Warehouse We are willing to train persons ^ __ Client Service People □ Cashiers Personnel seriously interested in learning a FULL-TIME SALES Lux Bond & Green skill offering growth opportunity. We CLASSIC FINE JEWELERS PRIVATE PARTY YIQUET Apply In Parson to Storg Managor MECHANIC A ^ Now arrange the circled letters to 15 Pratt Street / Hartford Repair Teclmiclaii promote from within. To learn more Manchester form the surprise answer, as sug­ about Klock and what we can offer z c gested by the above cartoon. Mall Room Person — Division of Fortune 500 Love jew elry? Like people? We offer plea­ apply in person, Monday through Merchandise Ads 11 Company. Immediate sant surroundings, 2 weeks paid vacation, Print antwer here: for packaging, shipping and receiving in a congenial atmosphere. opening for Repair Friday, 8am-5pm. paid holidays and an incentive program. (Answers tomorrow) Technician for a profee- Client Service Person — ilonel portable electric Sales experience a plus. We will train. Call Jumbles: DOILY PRIME TINGLE HANGER Ysstardsy’s Do you enjoy talking w/helping people? We power tool company. for an interview: Answer: The thing about a home that gets the most KLOCK COMPANY Interest—THE MORTGAGE need 2 full time helpers to write up service Good mechanical apti­ orders for our repair department. tude required. Excellent 1366 Tolland Turnpike 649-4537 ■tarting salary and be­ Manchester. C T from 10am-5pm Work in our beautiful downtown Jewelry store nefits, 12 paid holidays, CELEBRITY CIPHER for a competitive salary, HMD Medical and Mlddtolown InfM d Hamcton Wcrtaibuiy ManchMtor EOE CNtbftty Cipher cryptograms are (^raatad from quotallont by famous company paid haalth peopta. p u l and praunl. £*cti Mtw in the cipher ilandi lor Dental Insurance and store discount. Call Dana and dental, pension another TodMy i ch» J tqutit N Fairbanks 278-3050, Tuesday thru Saturday. plan, profit aharing, ata Plsaae coll for appoint­ 'OERNJ RPN THE PROFESSIONALS ment. 9 AVQNAR HIL RD JOB 646-1065/646-1078 MANCHESTER HONDA lot - M/F/V/H a O J Z N L OPPORTUNITIES AUTOMOBILES Bartender needed — ★ Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days CXAXJEOaCIRXDJ XA at the •xparienco prafarrod. ExcoHont wagoe, gratul- RD RNKK RPN Our Service Department tiM and banafita. Apply ★ Additional Lines 50

t will give you a full 508 charge each addi­ A sales background is helpful, but not CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR tional tine, par day. You FRIDAY, IN ORDER THE PROFESSIONALS benefit package, necessary. We are now riffering a TO MAKE THE NEXT' Housewives, mothers with young children, paid vacation and can cancel at any dma. ISSUE. FRIDAY 24 ADAMS STREET students. Earn extra money with your own pleasant working SORRY, coir.prehensi\e training program, a A F T E R N O O N B Y 2:30 MANCHESTER. CT 06040 conditions. We hove part-time job. Bring your children with you NO REFUNDS OR CALL CLASSIFIED PM FOR MONDAY'S openings In several ADJUSTMENTS guaranteed salary during training and one of ISSUE. THANK YOU and save on bebysltting costa. 21 hours per stores across the - F O R Y O U R week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise 646-3520 states. CAUHESUO the most liberal benefit plans in the business' COOPERATIONIII our carrier boys and girls. If you like kids, want Please call rPtr\- Bergeron for appointment - a little Independence and your own Income, 667-2323 CLASSm ED for an Interview, 643“2711 NOW! call 647-9946 or 647-9947. eoe 643-2711 646-4,321 z o - w

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WASHeR/Drvtr.tlOO. TA G Sol*. Soturdov/ 9/26 M U L T I fam ily yard sot*. Exvondablt dlnlno and 8«mdav, 9/27,0am- room table with 3 looft, 3lHn. 11 H*oth*r Drive, Nik* Circle, Manches- bMt offtr. Netdt work. Eoet Hartford, near ter September 26,27. 646-5400 Maple Street. Toy*, 329 I^A^KMAtAf^K W M ITiOTO houeehold, clothino, Street, Manchester. nrr/nM O E etc. Saturday September I H b k b A Civic I960.544100. iAtu«5AV9/i6,«am.i3 26, 9-A B attic trea­ well. Very reliable *4 Bulok Bkyhawk Wg. *6205 H m S ALE FOR SALE fect condition. 649- Manchester. 9/26,9/27, sures 1 $0 Alton Street. stereo. Excellent con­ FIREBIRD, WhRo, ittSS* transmission, om/fm *4CIw p4*. *7406 FIRBBIRO. Bluo. H*S4* Sepl. 30,1987 236$. 9-3. Saturday, 9:30-3:00. dition. Original owner. cassette, olr. $1200 or 1987 Oldsmobile Delta 88 Rain dot* 10/17. 643-0745 evenings. best otter. 5636iW ot­ etRsgdtwa* *6095 BU7BIIROS. 4 Dr.. SHvsr/BhM, BOLD ^ATuAbAY 9-4. Kids e4 0slibi1iy4*. *7405 #6271 4 dr., PS, PB, pulse wiper, scent stripe, TM clothes, toys, furni­ B O L TO N . Saturday Sep- CLASSIC 77 VW convertl- ter 6pm or leave *4 Csmoro aovm *8405 . w . . . aoooeFs aoooLF* cruise control, tilt wheel, automatic trans. SALES ture, aquarium, much tember 26,10-4. Madam ble. All white. Low m essogej ^la ke a LcK>k^ G m 4 Dr.. WMIs, (4 In Stook) NEW 1987 F-350 DUMP more. 15 Elizabeth Alexander dolls, mileage. Must see. 644- NISSAN Sentro wagon *SOhpvyB-1*4Mnx *6405 eooa Dr., noa/SBvsr (S) lamps, crafts, book, 3120. USTPRia *15.731 MEN. Tools and hord- Drive. 1983. 5 speed. Good *000,4 Dr.. Ned (2) FORDS houetiold goods, 14 P L Y M O U T H f3 Valiant. condition. $3000. 742- 872-9111 •000,4Dr..Bhie(*) DIS(X)UNT - 1 7 5 6 wor* September 26,37, S A TU R D A Y Only. 9-5. Ze- Lourwood Drive. Excellent condition. eooa 9-2. 150 Woodside nlth console tv, ski 6315. 4 Dr.. Oray/Woek, H02T0 s s H U G E yard sale. 41 Kee­ Super stereo. Mounted D o l l a r •OOa 4 Dr., savtr (7) YOURPRia 1 3.9 7 5 ri)!J Street, Manchester. pants and boots, snow tires. $995. 000a4Dr..iQray(2) hockey equipment, clo- ney Drive , Bolton oft CASH OR TRADE - 3 0 0 0 route 44. Friday and 1830. SCRANTON TAKE LOOK eooa 4 Dr., Buig,/Blver (2) INVITATION TO blD thlne, much morel 77 A oooa 4 Dr.. Wh/OklM. H0100 TAURUS Bornwood Rood off Soturdov $-4.______PLYMOUTH Arrow 1977. II BAIANO TO FINAtta * 1 1 , 9 7 5 99C Sm IsO bids will be recelvsd 4 cylinder, 5 speed. R e n t ^ 0000 BTC, 4 Dr. U. Blue, HS100 TAURUS L, 4 Dr. Sed. WMti. Aulo. 8DLD In tb* Oenerel Services' ot- Hlllstown Rood. S A TU R D A Y 9-2. Small 80 Mezde RX7 t i : 0000 LB, Blaek. fOISS G ood condition. Regu­ AND seiiOT uesD oahs.. TAURUS L, 4 Dr. Bed. ShM. Amo. 8DLD nce, 41 Center St., Manches­ appliances, books, sooM S.SP rMANcmo on lsssi •11,400 00004 Or.. Ok. Mua HS113 BO Months at S.$% APR SEPTEMBER 25, 26. lar gas. Reasonable TAURUS Q L 4 Dr. Sad. Balgk. Amo, K308 ter, C T until OCTOBER S, househod goods, more. 85 Lino. Town ( ^ r oooa 4 Or.. Dk. Red, SOLD TAURUS QL. 4 Or. Sad., Brown, Amo, SOLD 19*7 at II ;W a.m. ter me fol- Multi family. 70 Jarvis 109 North Elm St., off otter. 646-9S71 after 87 FIFTH AVE. « •14.695 eooa 4 Or., OoM (2) lowlne: u>wmm *14,500 TAURUS QL. 4 Dr. Sad., Brown. Aulo. H377 Rood, Manchester. Henry St. 7pm.______87 LeBARON C a r s TAURUS QL. 4 Dr. Sed.. Blua Aulo. OO, SOLO •12.206 ORAHO AM, 4 Dr., Copper, SOLD (1) PURCHASE OF NEW SATU r U a y , September VW Bug 1969. 0 miles on oraTwM 62 Mezde 626 TAURUS QL, 4 Or. Sad.. Qreen, Auto. OD, SOLD E WATER METERS 87 RAIDER 4x4 •12.798 Good Selection of 86 Lynxs QRA70 AM, 4 Dr., Re4 10347, •0290 36, 9am-3pm. 41 Comp- S E P TE M B E R 36 2 family rebuilt motor. Excel­ tOr.WIW* *4295 ★ * 2 5 4 TAURUS QL. 4 Or. Sed.. Mue, Auto. OO, HT14 (» SALE OF OBSOLETE 87 RAMCHARGER ORAND AM SB. 2 Dr., VyhlM. H0204 TAURUS QL. 4 Dr. Sad.. Blacli. Amo. OD. H7in fleld Rood. Toys, puz­ tog sale. Miscellane­ lent condition. $1000. •17,505 85 Nissan Stanza 4 doors auto., PS. Rear def. AM/FM radio AC ORA7M) AM, 2 Dr., Hua SOLD WATER METERS zles, bikes, typewriter, 649-0381. TAURUS LX. 4 Dr. Sad.. Red, Auto. OO. SOLO (3) PURCHASE OF ONE (1) ous Items, something 87 DAKOTA ru •12,205 4 or. *6995 TAURUS LX. 4 Or. Sad.. SHvor, Amo, OO. H440 V-8, S Spd., PS, PB, Light Group, Lendwape much more. Rain dote tor everyone. 148 Lv- MERCURY Morauls Col­ HERO SB, Beck, H0105 NEW 3-WHEEL DRIVE Sunday, September 37. *7 SHADOW 86 Lino. Town Car FIBRO OT. Bleok, SOLD TAURUS LX. 4 Dr. Bed.. Qray. Amo. OO. H442 Dump Body and Holet, M Cab Shield, PICKUP TRUCK doll Street. 10am. ony Park wagon 78. TwkWUiM •10,505 ItDCtMOBB SAVE »499S TAURUS LX. 4 Dr. Sad.. Bhia Aulo. OO. HOST Reedy to Work. A0435 The Town of Manchester Is SATURDAY September Loaded. No rust. Ex­ 87 SUNDANCE Tihso •10,606 BONNEVILLEB, Sed.. Qrcy, SOLD TAURUS LX. 4 Dr. Sad., Red. Auto. OO. SOLO an eauol opportunity om- INVITATION TO BIO cellent condition. 649- 84 Mercury Marquis 1986 Grand Marquis BONNEVILLE. 4 Dr., Dk. Bue. BOLD The Manchester Public 26. 8-3. 668 Merrow 87 DODGE euhodmi •16,055 TAURUS LX, 4 Dr. Sad.. Qrey. Auto. OO. HOOP ployer, and requires an aftlr- (013. BON7MMLLE. 4 Or., ReA SOLO TAURUS LX. 4 Or. Bed.. Blua Auto, OO. SOLO motlve action policy for all of Schools solicits bids for AU- Rood, Coventry. Furni­ 86 DAYTONA tuwo •IS.OOS Brougham *4995 4 door, auto, PS, rear del., AM/FM radio DIO VISIML EQUIPMENT ture, size 9 clothes, 1976 PLYM OUTH Volore. 66 LASER 004 •13,405 p. windows, cruise AC BONNEVILLE LE. 4 Dr., Bleek, HS116 TAURUS LX, 4 Dr. Sed.. Blaok. Amo. OO. H724 Its Contractors and Vendors 85 Bronco II, BONNEVILLE, 4 Dr., Blue. IBOSS os a condition of doing busi­ for the im -ttSS school year. plonts, etc.______78K, slant 6, air. Relia­ 86 LeBARON om •10,305 AM.Pt.ta4 *10,200 TAURUS QL. Wgn., Blaok. Auto. OO. HSS1 n S y 9 9 9 p BONNEVILLE LE, 4 Or., OoM, H0107 TAURUS L. Wgn., Black. Aulo. OD, HSg4 ness with me Town, as per Sealed bids will be received ble and economical. 66 LeBARON fir. •10,695 Federal Order 11246. until October 6,19*7, 2:00 P. SATURDAY 10-3. 81 86 Sable "LS" BONNEVILLE 4 Or.. Re4 SOLD TAURUS LX, Wgn., Tan. Aulo, OO. HSSi M., at which time mev will be North Street. Furni­ 0950. 643-0700. 738-4632. 86 PODGE fwoonut •14,405 4 or, Itaipi. *6495 Bid forms, elans and speclfl- BONNEVILLE LE. 4 Dr., Oraiy, HS34a 0042 TAURUS LX. Wen., Blui. Auto. OD. SOLO publicly opened. The rieht Is ture, clothes, toys, |e- 1981 DODGE Colt. 4 cy­ 86 DODGE «eo«M. •14,705 Law min •10,900 BONNEVIUE LE. 4 Dr., OoM, H0117, SOLD cotens are available of fhe reservedte relectonyandall I TAURUS LX. Wgn., Bolgi. Auto. OO. HaSO welry, sports equip­ linder, standard trans- 86 RELIANT S.W. •0,095 BONNEVILLE LE, 4 Or.. Qrey/Beck, •0080 TAURUS LX. Wgn., Rod. Amo, OO. HS71 General Services' office. Mds. Specifications and bid 84 Mazda Pickup *4595 MOOSIARtfV BROTHSERS ; i TOW N OF forms may be secured at the ment. etc. mlsslon. Good 66 DODGE BONNEVILLE LE, 4 Dr., WMM, HS206 TAURUS LX, Wgn., Bolgi, Auto, OO. HS98 NEW 1987 THUNDERBIRD MANCHESTER, CT. Business Office, 45 North E V E R Y T H IN G but the condition. New paint CHARGER •7,005 83 Lynx Wg., At ac *3995 BONNEVILLE, 8eterl Wgn., Burgundy. SOLO 1987 Oldsmobile Ciera TAURUS LX. Wgn., Rid, Auto. OO. H701 ROBERT B. WEISS, School Street, Manchester, kitchen sink and even lob. Asking $1300. 649- 86 CELEBRITY nxmi •8,005 85 Cavalier Type 10 TAURUS LX, Wgn., Blui, Auto, OO. SOLO GENERAL MANAGER Connecticut. GRAND PRIX LE, SIlwr. HSOaS #H$079 4 dr., tinted glass, auto, PS, PB, rear that's reasonable. Sat­ 2587 otter 3:30pm. 86CHY. QTS tvwo •10,205 HOURS OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 PM 07369 t Dr., AT, PS *5895 window defogger. TAURUS LX. Wgn., Black, Auto, OD. H71* 071-09 urday 9-3. September 85 CAMARO Z28 t-top 85 DODGE OMNI 4*. •4,395 FRIDAY $ SATURDAY T IL 6 PM TAURUS LX. Wgn., Blui, Aulo, OD. SOLO NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING 26. Across from Mun­ blue, 8 cylinder, auto­ 85 HORIZON 4*. •4,305 86 Merfcur xr4TI *11,495 Extt 60 Off 1-84 , ..TAURUS LX, Wgn , Blui, AUW, OD, H6ik son's Candy at Fruit matic, with air. Fac­ 85 DODGE 050 pu •4,005 76 Ply. Valiant 301-315 CENTER STREET b b o OLDSMOBILES LIST *12.155 ' " TAURUS LX. Wgn., Black, Auto, OD, H719 The Connecticut Development Aumorltv (CD A ) Is empow­ Stand, raute 6 Bolton. tory sound system 4 85 NISSAN 4x4 pu •7,005 40r,At AC *1795 ered under me State Commerce Act to Issue tax-exempt re­ MANGNESTER, CONNECTICUT 0 4 0 -3 1 3 3 , OUTLASa Suprerw, 4 Or., Qtaan, H6183 DISCOUNT - 1 3 9 3 TAURUS LX. Wgn., Slut, Aulo, OD. H730 No early birds I new Eagle GT RWL 85 PONT. 6000 8TE •6,305 TAURUS LX. Wgn.. Blui, Auto. OD, SOLD venue bonds sublect to a public hearlno, as required by the 83 Ford LTD Wg. FIRENZA, Dk. Blue. HaOZ7 Internal Revenue Code Section 147(r>. The protects to be fi­ BOOKS, collectibles, tires. 29,000 miles. 84 LASER I ir. Tumo •7,405 VA AT, PS. AC *4995 YOUR PRia 10.762 TAURUS LX. Wgn., Rid. Amo. OD. H7B1 nanced wim me proceeds of me bonds will eenerally consist $10,500. 643-6680 or 649- FIReNZA, HB. Gray, SOLO household goods. 84 RELIANT wan. •5,305 FIRENZA. Qray, H8100 TAURUS LX. 4 Or. Sid., Brown. Auto, OD, SOLD of land, buildings ond equipment, and It Is expected they will Small appliances, clo­ 0062. 85 Olds Calais CASH OR TRADE - 1 0 0 0 Increase or maintain me tax base, employment and econ­ 83 LeBARON 4 ir. •5,705 ACAMiM *6395 FIRENZA OT, ReA H8212 TAURUS QL. 4 Dr., Sid., Blui, Aulo, OD, SOLO thing. 9/26, roln 9/27, 1980 CHEVY Citation. 4 83 DODGE 4001*. •4,405 omic diversity In me State of Connecticut. 84 Merc. Lynx I FIRENZA Crultar. Blue, (SAOr BALANCE TO FINANCE TAURUS QL. 4 Dr. Sid., Rid, Aulo, OD. 8017 10-4. Ill Tolland Road speed, 4 door hatch­ 61 DODGE DlPt*. •3,705 tor. *9, 762 TAURUS QL, Wgn., Black, Auto, OD. 8019 The following loon(s) hos/hovo been requested and a hear­ *2895 CALAIS. 4 Dr., Roeewood. SOLD ing Is scheduled (or 10:00 a.m. on October 9,1907, at CDA of­ Bolton. back. Stereo, air, good 80 OMNI t*. •2,005 I so Months at 8.9% APR fices, 217 Washington Street, Hartford, Connocticut 06106. condition. $1200. 646- 85 Mazda RX7 S CALAIS. 3 Or., Blue 88408 Auto. 3.8L, A/C, Power Wlndowa/Lockt/Saali, SATURDAY the 26th, 70 BUICK SKYLARK •2,705 A/C,Ahim.Wll •9895 Tho sublect______of me . hearing _'ing<______will be the nature and location of 6519. Evenings. CALAIS. 2 Dr., U. Blue. •63M Crulie, Rear Dalroder, Tilt Wheel, Styled Road tho proposed protect and me Issuance of bonds by CDA to 27th, 9om. Items tor 70 MONTE CARLO CALAIS. 2 Dr. Qray. *8410 every room In the 1975 BUICK Apollo. Good ApproN. MKmm OH.wn. On»>Lam wm aak THUNDERBIRD Wheel*. Duel Electric MIrrort, Paint Stripes, provide...... financing. Interested persons are Invited 1(0 to attend Owntr MMb. MMI *9. WO CALAIS, 4 Or. Qray. 16416 Digital Clock, Tinted QIass, Halogen Headlamps, and will hove me opportunity to make a statement regarding house I To numerous to engine, new tires, ra­ MORIARTY CALAIS. Suprama. 2 Dr. Silver, HS400 T-BIRD LX, 2 Or., Ten. Amo, SOLO 77 DODGE ANMiHoot . . ... I: T-BIK> STD., 2 Dr.. Week, Auto, OO, SOLO Body Side Moldings, Split Beck Seats, Deep-Well me prelect or me financing. Written comments and general mention, 133 White diator and water pump. Oimpw.MKMuNtM. *4,885 CALAia Supranw, 2 Or. Copper, NS3B7 ★ * 2 0 7 Inquiries may be directed to CDA at me address above or by Street, Manchester. $300. 649-0331. BROTHERS CALAIS. 3 Dr. Mua H6402 T-BIRO 8TO., 2 Or., Red. Auto. OD. H384 Trunk, Luxury Wheel Cover*. 8H1301 telophene at (202) 5236730, oHontlon S. R. Kllllnger. 77 CADILLAC SEDAN 3 Or., Blua Amo, OD, H385 ! CALAIS, 4 Dr.. Bua H633a T-eiRO STD., Per Information about any of the Aumorlty's loan programs 1972 DODGE Coronet. DeVILLE, Nice! •3,495 301 Cgntgr 8t. T-BIRD STO:, 2 Dr., Sllvar, Aulo. OD, SOLD CARS Many new parts. CALAIS. Suprama 2 Or. Lt Blue, SOLD 3 Or., Brown, Amo, OD, H384 coll me above number and ask to speak with a Loan (Tnicer. Manchgstgr, C T CALAia 3 Dr., White. SOLO T-BIRO STD.. FOR SALE Driven dally. $5(X). 649- 875-3311 I A N N U A L T-BIRO 8PT„ 2 Or., Bliok, Aulo, OD. HB88 * 1 2 , 6 4 9 * PROPOSED PR OJECT d1 CIL Property ei*7 4188 after 5. 643-S135 DELTA sa 2 Dr. Red. H6241 PERCENTAGE T-BIRO 8PT., 3 Or., Blua. Amo, H610 2 Nameet I DELTA sa 4 Dr. Rad. SOLD % T-BIRO STD., 3 Dr., Blue, Amo, OD. SOLD Borrower/Occupant Prelect Address i : DELTA sa White. SOLD RATE nNANaNQ T-BIRO STD., 2 Or., Rad, Auto, OO. SOLD T-BIRO STD., 2 Dr., Sllvir, Aulo. OO, He74 NEW 1987 TAURUS CIL Reoltv Incorporated for 101 Grissom Rd., i : DELTA sa 4 Dr., Blue, M274 me benefit of me lessee: Manchester, C T DELTA sa Brougham, 4 Dr„ Qray, SOLD AVAIUBLE T-BIRO STO.. 2 Or., Silver, Amo, OD, H87B ' LX Station Wagon Connecticut Institute for me WHY IS • u L e a s t i : DELTA SS Royal Bohm. 4 Dr. Dk Blue. H8022 1.9 T-BIRO STD., 3 Dr., Blui, Amo, OD, SOLO Blind I : DELTA sa 4 Dr., Rad, SOLO T-BIRO STO., 2 Or., Blui, Amo, OD, SOLD ON MOST MODELS T-BIRO STO.. 2 Dr.. Black, Auto. OD, SOLO Type e( Faculty and Prelect Description ch WINDSOR I ; OELTA sa 4 Dr. Lt Blue. SOLO The acquisition of approx. 0.49 acros of land and an existing OELTA SS Brougham, 4 Dr. Blue. SOLD 1,295 sq. ft. residential structure, the constri^ctlon of renova­ I ; TO QUALinED BUYERS... tions mereto, which will be utllftlsed os an Independent liv­ ^/l^^la£STERHOND^ S E L L S FOR I • CUSTOM CRUISER. Wgn. White. *6343 ing nursing facility (or 3 Individuals, which facility shall be 84 SMC MllMCt. 4 Dr. Ta* 0 CUSTOM CRUISER. Wgn. Qray, SOLD MUSTANG licensed by me Departments of Mental Retardation or K AMC AUJANCE. 4 Dr. Sray -IOtl-0 I ■ MUSTANG LX. 2 Dr. Sid., Slut, Auto. OD, SOLD Hoaim Services of me Stale of Connecticut. S4 AMC ALUA8CE. 4 Dr. DlaaJgLP^ $S7B$D CIERA, 4 Dr. WhHa *6227 I • CIERA. 4 Dr. Blue. •640S MUSTANG LX, 2 Dr. Sid., Blui. 6 Spd.. H618 5 5 Apprexlmote Amount of SELLING MORE USED CARS Dl AMC AUJASCE. 2 Dr. Illvar 48DI$t LX, 3 Dr. HB, Qray, Amo, OD. SOLD I CIERA Brougham, 4O r. Blue, *HS375 MUSTANG Financing Assets Financed D2 DUICK DEDAL 4 Dr. Draa* J k USL 2-27II-D MUSTANQ LX. 2 Dr. Sid.. Rid., Amo, OD, SOLD D4 DUICK DKYUIDK. 4 Dr. Wllltf.. 2-21108 I : «ER A, 4Dr. QoM. •63S4 0340,000 OS part ot an Land, building and CIERA Brougham. 4 Dr. OoM. H6370 MUSTANG LX, 3 Or. HB, Blui, Auto, OO. SOLD THAN EVER BEFORE? DD DUICK DEDAL 2 Or. Tm . 2-2DT8 approximate 050,000,000 equipment. i ; OERA, 4 Dr. Qrean. (3) MUSTANQ LX. 2 Or. HB. WMti. Amo, OD. H711 financing. D4 DUICK CERTUKT. 4 Or. DraaiL. $ IH 2 8 LX. Com., Blui, Amo. OO, SOLD i : (XERA Brougham, 4 Dr. Qreen. SOLD MUSTANG One reason may be our soft-spoken, DUtCK DEDAL 2 Or. DIack. 88D7D8 MUSTANQ , QT. 2 Dr., Qray, B Spd, OO. 8004 DB DUICK REOAL LTa 2 Dr. Tin. I: CIERA Brougham, 4 Or., Silver, H6335 PROPOSBD PROJECT et CIL Property «111 knowledgeable, sales people... 06 lUICK UDADRE LTa 2 Dr. Oall. CIERA, 4 Dr. Burgundy (2) V-S, Automatic Overdrive, Air Conditioner, R/W ■ ■, Name et 14 DUICK RIVIERA: 2 Dr. Rad. CIERA Brougham, 4 Dr. Burgundy. SOLO (defroster. Tinted Qlesa, Styled Road Wheel*, Borrower/Occupant Prelect Address 04 DUICK LaURDL 4 Dr. Tml. $470$0 CIERA Brougham, 4 Dr. Black, SS33S Cornering Lamp*. Premium Sound System, (XERA Brougham. 4 Or. White. H63S2 TRUCKS C IL Really Incorporated (or 14-1 Oak Forest Dr., Another may be our gorgoous used 02 DUICK CERTUDT LTD. 4 Dr. I .BSISIHI ii F1B04X2, 8/S-P/U 133'. Tan, 4 Spd.. OO, SOLD end more. gAISTS me benefit ot mo lessee: Manchester, CT 06 DUKK RIVIERA 2 Or. 0ray..9 .$ m $ o CIERA. 4 Or. 8. Lt Blua SOLD MARCH, inc. CIERA, 2 Dr. S. Qray. SOLO 1987 Pontiac Fiero F1B0 4x2, 8/S-P/U 133. BlUi. 4 Spd., OO, SOLD cars... M DUICK ESTATE WDR. Wi |ML I F1B0 4x3, 8/S-P/U 133. Blue. 4 Spd., OD. SOLD Type e( Facility and Prelect Descrlgtlen S4 DUICK MVIERA 2 Dr. Tan. .181178 CIERA. 2 Dr. SL. Blua. HS1S2 #HB043 Soft ray glass, AC , tilt wheal, AM/FM CIERA, 4 Dr. QoM. SOLD F180 4X3. 8/S-P/U 133. Dk. Brown, Auto. SOLD The acquisition ot approx. 0.00 acres of land and on existing Whatever, you owe It to yourself to look SS DUICK RE0AU2Dr.lllvar. .7-21118 stereo. F1B0 8/S, PMk-Up 133WB. Sllver. Auto, SOLO * , * IS CADILUa OaVRLA 4 Dr. Dark Ikia. . D8IIB8 13 939 I.S10 sq. ft. residential structure, the construction of renova­ REQENCV 96,4 Dr. U. Blua. SOLD F1B04X2, 8/8-P/U 133. Blaok, Amo. SOLO tions (hereto, which will be utllltlied at an Independent liv­ thorn over! 14 CAOILLAa EL DORADO. 2 Dr. Ihw J@ U L . . 782l$8 REQENCY 96.4 Dr. Qray. H62S3 F1804X3, 8/8-P/U 133. Blue, Auto, SOLD similar atylnga on othar Taurus. ing nursing faclltv tor 3 Individuals, which facility shall be II- 15 CADILLAC. EL DORADO. 2 Ir. lad- . 782M8 REQENCV 98.4 Dr. Rad. H6369 ceneed by the Departments of Mental Retardation or Health F1B0 4x3, 8/8-P/U 133, Blaok, Amo. H702 13 CDEV CELEIRITT. 4 Dr. WkRa.SOiJ>._ 1-17548 I : REQENCY 96.4 Dr. Sllvar, H64(I3 LIST *10,296 F1B0 4x2, S/S-P/U 133. Qreen, Auto, SOLD M PW 1 Q ft7 Services ot the State of Connecticut. 85 HONDA ACCORD 12 CDEV CAMARO Z2A 2 Or. llick.BQU2L. 1-11178 •tZZ7. 4 Cyf., 0 Spd.. 24K Ml.. PS. PS. AC. TIM. Rtdlo I; REQENCV 9S Brougham, 4 Dr. U. Blue, HS211 DISCOUNT - 5 4 6 F1804X4, 8/S-P/U 133, Blua/Wht.. Amo. SOLD Aggreximats Amount et *8995 IS CDEV IPECTRUM. 2 Dr. Rid. .4-12148 REQENCV 96 Brougham, 4 Dr. Blui, SOLO Financine Assets Financed P1B0 4x4, an-PAJ 133, Tan, Amo, HBSe PARCEL DELIVpy VAN 81 HONDA CIVIC WAGON RD CDEV CAMARO. 2 Or. tllvir JSStkEL . 881628 YOUR PRICE 9,750 F1B04x2, S/8-PU 133. Qrsen, Amo, H740 *176,000 as port of on Land, building and Cyl., Spd., Nice Clien Cer ... 14 CHEV CAMARO. 2 Dr. Illvir------F180 4x2, 8/S-PU 133, Blua. Amo, H748 approximate SSO.OOO.OOO equipment, Ml 242. 4 6 54K ml., RMdIo, •3995 •4 CHEV CAMARO. 2 Dr. WtiRa. .7-B2ID8 !: CASH OR TRADE - 1 0 0 0 financing. F1B0 4x4, 8/8-PU 117, Blua, 4 Spd.. SOLD ID CDEV CHEVETTE, 4 Or., i m .a g j^ - CADILLACS F380 4x3. 8/S-PU 133, SHvsr, Auto, H74B 85 NISSAN SENTRA . 182108 16 CHEV CAMARO. 2 Dr. CapRir ALLANTE, Tan. 87089 BALANCE TO FINAtta *8,759 P2804X4, 8/S-P/U 133. Qray, Auto, SOLD Ml 244, 4 Cyl., Auto, 48K ml., PB, PS, RMdIo, New TIitM . *5995 0- 2MI8 PROPOSED PROJECT *3 CIL Property eil2 12 DONE OMHL 4 Dr. VrkRf. ALLANTE, Sllvir, 87100 F2B0 4x4, 8/8-P/U 133, Qreen, Amo. SOLD n DONE CHARIER. 2 Dr. D r i f j ^ 1- 2IBM Ii 60 Mentha at 8.$% APR F380 4x2, C/OkS 137, Rid, B Spd., OO, H713 Name Of 83 HONDA PRELUDE M FORD ESCORT. I Or. Ilai...g55 .48NZ8 I- Borrower/Occupant M1280, 4 Cyl., 8 Spd., 88K ml., RMdlo, Rod...... CIMARRON. Rid. H7046 F3S04x3, C/CAB 137, Rid, B Spd., OD. H708 Prelect Address *7995 H FORD T8IRa 2 Dr. Drain $ « I I 8 I t CIMARRON. QoM. H7010 C IL Realty Incorporated (or F380 C/C 137'. Rid, B Spd., HS2B 16-1 Ook Forest Dr., 14 UHCOLH TOWR CAA 4 Or. IkNJQ kSL .$41028 F3804x2, FLATBED ir , WMti. Amo, SOLD me benefit of me lessee: Manchester, CT 88 TOYOTA PICK-UP .0-Z0IS8 It EL DORADO. BliCk, H7099 M128S 4 Cyl., 4 Spd., Red, 20K ml.. Radio, n MAZDA 1X7 OIL 2 Dr. laid. F380, DUMP 161, WMM/Rid. 6 Spd.. OD. H72B MARCH, Inc. 13 MA20A I2$T/IE0AH. S Or. Dim. SOLO .$24218 EL DORADO. Sllvir. SOLO Type of PadlHy and Prelect DescrlpNen CmmmmOm, Sport StrlpM...... *5995 RANQER 4x2, S/S-P/U 114, Qray, B Spd., OO. SOLD n MAZIA RX-7.2 Or. WMtaJWi-P $Z«$ 8 COUPE DiVILLE, Blui, SOLO ★ * 1 8 5 RANQER 4x2, S/S-P/U 114, Rad. B Spd., OD, H727 The acquleltlon of approx. O.M acres ot land and an exiatine H MAZDA 323.4 Or. lraM$OLO . 2-Zin8 1.310...... tq. (t...... reeldentlalala structure, the construction ot renova­ 83 HONDA CIVIC WAGON COUPE DiVILLE, Brown. 7098 RANQER 4x2, S/C-PU 128, Tan, Amo, OO. H73S tions thereto, which will be utllltlied a* In Independent living M1289, 4 Cyl., 8 Spd., Radio, Blua, 88K ml...... *4995 RANQER 4x4, 8/8-PU 114. Blui. 6 Spd., OD, SOLO nursing facility (or 3 Individuals, which (aclirtv shall be li­ , m SEDAN DiVILLE, Red, H707S RANQER 4x4, 8/8-PU 114, Grain, Amo, OD. 8006 censed by the Departmenta of Mental Retardation or Health I I MERCURT LTHX, 2 Or. .D874$8 SEDAN DeVILLE. Stack, SOLO 86 HONDA ACCORD LX n MERCURT COUIAA 2 I r .___ . $ « l$ 8 FORD FACTORY PROGRAMS *orvlcea ot the *tate ot Connecticut. M12T0, 4 Cyl., Auto. PS. PB, PW. PSsM, TIM. Radio, 48K ml...... SEDAN DeVILLE. Blue. H7006 *10.995 $7 NI8MN MAXIMA,4 Or.___ .1-211 i SEDAN DeVILLa WhHa SOLD •FITnol Ot v-8, Automatic, PS, PB, 14' Body wllh Roll-up Approximate Amount of IM4 1/41 4*8* CMktaiittm Rear Door, Wind Dellector, From Financine Assets Financed 04NltSANI00Zx7i / L 2 0r.. I 84 HONDA ACCORD LX M WtlAH tENTIU. 2 Dr.___ FLEETW(K>D Brougham, Red (2) : i : SkV i *176,000 as port of an Land, building and i f 277, HB, 4 Cyl., Auto, PB, PS, AC, TIM, Radio, DM. Rad, OOK ml. ... *7995 N N IS IM SENTRAZOr.. .2-24008 FLEETWOOD Brougham, Black, 7081 1S% 35% 4J% m *600 approximate 150,000,000 equipment. : i - FLEETWOOD Brougham, (3oM, SOLD financing. 14 mtllUl KIND CM. FM Ui.a9.trR... $11048 Tswui(Exc.MT5) m 35% 4J% &t% *$00 88 MERCURY LYNX WAGON FLEETWOOD Brougham, WhHa. SOLD • 86 MStAN PUUAR. 2 Or..BPU>- $12068 : l ' T bw ubMTB 15,999 *1202, Aula PB, PS, Radio, 81K ml., Cray...... *5995 FLEETWOOD Brougham. Ten. 7108 1J% 35% 4J% U% •TOO R7 NIRRAM RTANZA 4 Or.. . $ I2 IH ; l : FLEETWOOD Deluxa Red. H7074 9 9 PROPOSED PROJECT *4 CIL Property ens Tsmpo 1J% 3J% 4J% 8J% •400 83 HONDA CIVIC 04 NIOOM KINO CAR. Pick L, $12428 Nameet 00 MORAN MAXIMA 4 Ot.lSUL . $12018 Escofi m 35% 4J% M% •400 Berrewer/Occupant Prelect Address M1300, 4 Cyl, 8 Spd., 4 Dr., AC, SSK ml.. Brown, Nleal ...... *5995 I AS LOW AS M NItlAN. Pkk Ur Ttink JR UL 1,9% 3J% 4J% U % •300 C IL Realty Incorporated (or 21 Rosewood Lone, 02 NIR8AN OINTRA HiMikiilLaoyHMs : i GMC TRUCKS me benefit ot me lessee: Bolton, CT. 86 CHEVROLET VAN 1987 Pontiac Bonneville lin tVM 1741 4*4* M *1301, 8 Cyl. Auto. PB. PS, AC, TIM, Radio, <20000 Naari...... M OLOS CUTU00,2 Or. 40 Trucks In Stock Connecticut Institute tor me *16.995 OSOLOSCUTLAOt.ZOr. SH8139 4 door, body tide moldings, tilt wheel, Blind :A.. U n r Bronco II 35% 5J% 0M U% 04 OIOS OELTA 0$ 4 Or. S IE i (4) AM/FM stereo, auto, PS. PB, power locks, ikSkuicm 84 HONDA CIVIC 04 OLOO CUTLASO OP, 2 Or____ 1 - power windows, AC. 1in7R«igar4x2 3 J% 6,9% BJ% 0J% • 600 Type of Facility end Prelect Descrtpllen *1302, HB, 4 Cyl, AC. Radio, 3tK ml, Blua . *5995 Jlmmyi Vane (2) 05 OLOS CUTLASS M N . Wl|«i JImmye SIB (7) 10n7Rngir4x4 3J% 65% 6J% 9J% •IJOOO . % Tho acquisition ot approx. O.fZ acres of land and an existing 00 OLOS OaTA SOL 2 Or. .78918 1 9 1,374- ...... i sq. ft. residential l astructure, t i ...... me construction of renovo- RV Subuibent (0) 85 HONDA FRELUDE SO OLOS CALAIS. 2 0r._ 7 -M I8 LIST *14,765 Hons mereto, vrtilch will be utllltlied os on Independent llv- 2x4.1B00 PU (10) Ing nursing facility (or 3 Individuals, which facility shall be Ml811, 4 Cyl, PB, PS, AC, TMI, Radio, 48K ml, BLuo Uka Naari... *11.495 M OLDS aERA 2 Dr. .$9048 DISCOUNT -1 6 7 2 APR FINANCING ilceneod by the Oqpartments of Mental Retardation or 010101CUTIAII, W i|N - 2800 2x4 PU (1) "Pricing RallaciM Catft AaalHanoa In Llau ot Spaclal Heoim Services of me State of Connecticut. 84 HONDA PRELUDE 140l0l9RE8EHCY.T0r,. Ii SMarl Cargo (2) YOUR P R ia 13,093 FInanca Rata. All Vahldaa Sublact To,Prior Sala. Approximate Amount of M1314, 4 Cyl, 8 Spd., PB, PS, AC, Radio, SMver, 07K ml .... „ *9495 90101 HI 7 _____ VwMure (1) AVAILABLE PInencIn* Assets Financed lO r.S O to C . $14008 1900 4x4 PU (6) CASH OR TRADE - 2 0 0 0 9 ------M 1299,000 as port ot on Land, building and 86 HONDA CIVIC K OONR ,40r- 1 2900 4x4 PU (6) •1376 4 Cyl, HB, Radio, 2TK ml, Sllaar — PONTIACOORHEVIUi. lr - BALANQ TO FINAtta * approximate *50,000,000 equipment. *6495 8 4 1 >CSC.2x4(2) 11,093 TRUCKS TRUCKS TRUCKS (Inancine. iPNiucnaatir..r ------3S00 Dump 2x4(1) 84 HONDA CRX 0 8 9 M f so RIonthg at S .B « APR Diunps. Pbniorau. Utility BodlM.LoratiiCoiivOTgleBVaaa.FaM«l K 3600 4x4 Dump (1) D*Uv«ry Vans. F-150's • F-350's. 4x2*8.4x4's, RoagMS. Braneeq. Btonee ITs. PROPO*BD PROJBCT PI CIL Property ei17 81821, Rad, B4K ml ... *4995 uniiSiBssiCM 7 8 9 M I TDOOSerleiO) g PfiliAC 000$U. 4 I t. I-I00$f — .■ant 7 7 Nome Of Cempere (13) 85 CHEVROLET SPECTRUM t - z m Barrawgr/Occugoat Prelect Address *t3fk Sllaar...... *4995 78918 I C IL Reoltv Incorporated ter 400 No. Main St., Manchester, C T 8 T i M H • (he benefit ot the lessee: 84 HONDA CIVIC I ALL VCHICLCB SUBJECT TO PRIOR BALE. Nel ntapotiMM Fat TrpostiphlCil Inatt. MARCH, Inc. •13201 4 Dr., Blua, OIK iiNl------„ *5995 *Tbn* to haul U on home.' Type e( Faculty and Prelect OeecrlgNea 5 /“ EAST I The acquisition of opgrox. 0.00 acres of land and an oxlsdno I 9St sq. ft. residential structure, the construction of roneva- r o u t e 83 Monetherete, which will be utllltlied a* an Independent liv­ WINDSOR 1 SINCE ing nursing faculty for 2 Individuals, urhich facility shall be MANO€STB

- t to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Sept. 25. 1987

I s f E A S T ISalch WINDSOR l U i l M k i i

*87 PONTIAC “ i W CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, INC. FIERO Vernon, Conn. 55 WINDSOR AVENUE *VERNON •875-331 I # 1-1775-0 9 PONTIACS GRhWOESjlR T O T O ! ' <8589 OWNER l U 4 . PONTMCIOOO m i m t CHRYSLERS & NEW CHRYSLER 1000, #1>1688*a RED, H/B 6 ’87 PONTIAC mtSOLO-q^WHITEtt JKYM^K tSOLO 0. WHITE 2 "Formerly Certtury Subaru" PLYMOUTHS PONTIAe SUNBiRDS 6000 4 DR LEBARON G O P P E l aUNBIRD, «18OLD0. WHITE, 4 OR. A #1-1945-0 iUNBIRO, #1B0LD1, iX. BLUE, 4 DR. A $ 3 8UNBIR0, 4180L01. WHITE, 4 OR. A LeBARON 8UNBIRO, #:8QLO.i , BLUE/8IL.. 4 DR. A SKYHAWK #80LD a DK.ii LoBARON,2 DR.. WHITE. 6H1367, SOLD, SKYHAWK # 2 ^ 1 - a OK. BLU H1286. H1311, H1138, H1227, H1368 PONTIAC SAFARIS SKYHAWK # BOLD 0. OK. RED, 4 ____ LoBARON, 2 DR.. SILVER. •H136G. *H1316 8AFARI #M 810^, LT. BROWN, WAG. 8 SKYHAWK # BOLD 0, WHITE, 4 Dffe LaBARON, 2 DR.. BLUE/SILVER, HH13U SKYHAWK #2-2898-0, WHITE; 4^ LaBARON, 2 OR.. COROOVAN/R08E, iH1377 BARARi #1> 80L0, LT. BLUE, WAG. 8 6 YR»»«./UU,UUU /60 000 NO "iLE COST TO BUYER LaBARON, 2 OR.. BLUE. •H1361. H1374, SOLD. PONTIAC GRAND PRIX n o ,189 SOLD. H1400, H1229. H137S, SOLO. SOLD. H1342 GRAND PRIX »1*1604<0, LT. 8AQ., CPE 6 LaBARON 2 DR.. PREMIUM. BLUE. •H13G9 GRAND PRIX # 8OLO-0, SILVER, CPE 6 Jr- LaBARON 2 OR., SILVER/CHARCOAL, ^1348 '87 PONTIAC LaBARON 2 DR.. ROSEWOOD. SOLD GRAND PRIX # SOLD.0, BLUE/8IL., 8PT. 8 LaBARON 2 DR.. GRAND PRIX «1708>0, SILVER, CPE 8 SUBARUS WHITE/CHARCOAL, HH1343 BONNEVILLE .OW INTEREST_ .C- FINANCING ------LaBARON 2 DR., CHARCOAL. aH1384 PONTIAC FIEROS 4 DOOR SKYURK«SOLO a WHr LaBARON 2 DR., CORDOVAN, •H1360, H1261, SKYLARK#SOLDO, SILl H13S8. H12ae PIERO #1-SOLO, RED, 8/CP. A #1-1669-0 LaBARON 2 DR.. SPECIAL MONOTONE. aH1382 PIERO «1-8 0L0 , BLACK, 8/CP. 5 SKYLARK #2-80LD.8IL\^ . LaBARON 2 DR., BLACK. 6H1347 SKYLARK #2-SOLD); LT. BLUi PIERO »1>S0L0. RED, 8/CP. 8 SKYLARK #2-SOLD. WHITB^)^ HIGHEST TRADE VALUES PIERO #1' SOLD SILVER, CPE. A SUNDANCE SUNDANCE. 2 DR.. SILVER. •61406, H1187 A U T O , Alfi. R. DEF.. W SW PIERO #1> SOLD SILVER, CPE 5 BUICK SUNDANCE. 2 DR., RED. SOLD PIERO #1- SOLD SILVER, 8/CP. 8 SOMERSET #2- SUNDANCE TIRES, STOCK #1347 H2,189 SOMERSET »2-25S9-»WHI 2 OR.. BLUE. •H1176 PIERO #1- BOLD, GOLD, CPE. 8 SUNDANCE, 4 DR., ROSEWOOD. SOLD SOMERSET #2-2832-0, BLACK LOW PRICE CARS SUNDANCE. 4 DR., CORDOVAN, dHISTS. PIERO «1> SOLO, RED. S/CP. 8 PIERO #1> SOLD, RED, 8/CP. A '87 PONTIAC SOMERSET #SOLO-0. GREY, CPE. 6 SOLO. SOLD ■i7‘ SUNDANCE 4 DR.. ICE BLUE. •H1264. H1280. PIERO #1- SOLO, RED, 8/CP. 8 GRAND PRIX i 158 SUBARUS AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELVERYI SOLD PIERO #1^ SOLD RED. 8/CP. A REGAL #.SOLOO,SSWS«“ SUNDANCE, 4 DR., WHITE, •H1276. H1283, PIERO «1>'80L0<, SILVER, S/CP. 8 ¥ H1186 SUNDANCE..4 DR.. BLUE. «H1340 *10,995 PIERO «1-l778-0, GOLD, CPE 6 SUNDANCE,,4 OR.. RED. SOLD PIERO *1 - SOLD, RED, S/CP. 5 SUNDANCE .4 DR.. ROSEWOOD MIST. INVOICE UPON REQUEST PIERO #1- SOLD, RED, G T 8 . ,REGAliai2.2583-0. GREY. •HS1270, SOLD NEW 1967 CHRYSLER PIERO «1'SOLD*. BLACK, Q T A REQAL^2866-0, GREY, CPi ■ ^;:.fl|Q A L #2-2589-0, LT. BLUErOPE 6 PIERO #1*SOLD, RED, CPE 8 CONQUEST ‘d RiQAL lte-2898-0, WHITE; CPE 8 CONQUEST, COUPE, SUPER RED. SOLO PONTIAC FIREBIRDS REGAL #2-2719-0, GREY, LTD 8 Ai' CONQUEST. COUPE. MEDIUM BLUE. SOLD NEW YORKER n o ,889 CONQUEST. COUPE, RED, SOLD PIREBIRO #M779-1, BLUE, J/A A ^ BUICK CENTIIBIK- CONQUEST, COUPE. WHITE. #H1346 FIREBIRD «1<187M, WHITE. CPE 8/A CENTURY # SOLD0, GREY, 4 OR.T^ 4-DOOR PIREBIRO #1-2084-0, WHITE, CPE 8/A CENTURY #2-2830-0, WHIT^, 4 Or. 4 -« . LeBARON - LeBARON GTS PIREBIRO # 80LD.Q, WHITE, GTA A LaBARON, CONV., RED, SOLO FIREBIRD # SOLD-1, RED, J/A A c I n t u w vSiS^&ro 6^‘^ LaBARON,.4 DR.. SILVER. •H1285, f N i m PIREBIRO PSOLO'O, BLACK. T/A 8/8 CENTURY #2-2563-0. WHITE. 4 DR. 4 , LaBARON ,4 DR.. WHITE. SOLO. H1181. SOLD FIREBIRD #1-2110-0, WHITE, CPE 8/A CENTURY #2-2864-0, LT. SAGE, LTD 6 . . / LaBARON 4 DR.. BLUE. •H1218, SOLD, SOLD, CENTURY #2-2610-0, RED, 4 OR. 4 V SOLO. SOLO, SOLD LaBARON, 4 OR. OTS. SILVER. (IHISae PONTIAC GRAND AMS CENTURY #2-2880-0, BftOWN/BROWN, 4 Ofl^B LaBARON, 4 DR QTS, WHITE, •H1262. H1337, GRAND AM #1-1630-1, BLACK, CPE 4/8 CENTURY #80LD >0. SILVER, WAG. S ' SOLO, SOLD, SOLO GRAND AM #1-SOLD, BEIGE, CPE 4/At CENTURY #2-2707-1, BROWN, 1 LaBARON, 4 DR. QTS. BLUE. HHIITS, H12S7 GRAND AM #1-SOLO’, ROBE. L/E 8/A ^ LaBARON, 4 DR. QTS, ROSEWOOD. «H13a8, H118S GRAND AM #1-1896-0, RED, L/E, 6/A CENTOW #2-27^; BrS vW, 4 M ^ S * CENTURY #8OLO-0, BROWN. 4 DR. 6 LaBARON. 4 DR. QTS. RED. •H1326, H1368, GRAND AM #1-1628-1, SILVER L/E 4/A CENTURY taoLD-O. LT. SAGE, 4 DR. 8 H1273 GRAND AM #1-SOLD, RED, L/E 6/A LaBARON,,4 DR. QTS, CORDOVAN. #H1371, CENTURY #:SOLO-0, OK. BLUB. 4 Dr. 6 SOLD GRAND AM #1-2044-0, BLACK, CPE 4/A CENTURY #2-2790-0. DK. BLUE. 4 DR. S GRAND AM #1-2087-0, WHITE, 8/E, 6/A CENTURY #2-2797-0. SILVER, WAG. 6 NEW YORKER • i GRAND AM #1-:SOLD. RED, CPE 4/A CENTURY #2-2806-0, WHITE, LTD S NEW YORKER, 4 OR.. WHITE. •H123S, H1312, GRAND AM #1-2092-0, GREY, CPE 4/A 87 BUICK CENTURY # SOLD O, DK. RED. 4 OR, 6 H1381 H1341 TURBO. LUX. PKQ.i 5KYHAWK 4 DR. CENTURY #2-2808-0, BLACK, 4 DR. 6 NEW YORKER, 4 DR.,'b l UE. SOLO CASSETTE. LEATHER PONTIAC 6000’s CENTURY # SOLD-O, WHITE. 4 OH. 6 NEW YORKER. 4 OR., BLACK. •H1136, H1256 6000 #1-SOLD . LT. BLUE, 4 DR. 4 #2-2682-0 CENTURY #2-2815-0, WHITE, WAG. 6 NEW YORKER, 4 DR., CHARCOAL, SOLO, S1060 STOCK «H1136 6000 #1-1630-0, WHITE, STE 6 CENTURY #2-2641-0. SILVER, 40R. 6 NEW YORKER. 4 OR. SILVER. «H1323, H1182 6000 #1-'80LD. WHITE, 4 DR. 4 C|NTyRY ^2638-0, V m im 4 DR, NEW YORKER, 4 OR.. CORDOVAN. #1367 6000 #1-SOLD OK. BLUE. 4 DR, 4 JRY #2-2804-0. LT. BLUE. i CENTURY #2-2644-0, B U C K , LTD 6 COLT VISTA 6000 #1-80LD, LT. BLUE, 4 OR. 4 COLT. VISTA, MED. BLUE, «H1317, SOLD 6000 #1-SOLO, RED/SIL, L/G 6 COLT, VISTA 4x4. MED. BLUE. HH131S *16,250 ^ BUICK LiSAMiB 6000 #1-80LD. WHITE, 4 DR. 6 COLT. VISTA, SILVER, HHISOe *9799 LaSABRE #2-2507-0, LT. BROWN; WAG COLT, VISTA, DRIFTWOOD MIST, •H1208, (NVO(CE UPON REQUEST 6000 #1-1876-1, WHITE, 4 OR. 6 LaBABRE #2-2508-0, DK. BROWN. WAG. COLT, VISTA 4x4, DRIFTWOOD MIST. DH1361 6000 #1-1922-0, WHITE, 4 DR. 4 ’87 BUICK LaSABRE #2- SOLD. OK.BLUE.4 Or. Q COLT. VISTA . RED, •H1206, *1360. #1524 6000 #1-1926-0, WHITE, 4 DR. 4 LaSABRE #2-‘2600-0, GREY, 2 DR. l t . . COLT. VISTA 4x4, BLUE. SOLO COLT. 3 DR.. CHARCOAU IHISeT NEW 1987 PLYMOUTH 6000 #1-1927-0, WHITE, 4 DR. 6 CENTURY LaSABRE #8OLD-0, WHITE, 2 OR. C COLT, 4 OR.. WHITE, SOLD 6000 #1-1930-0. LT. BLUE. WAG. 6 4 DOOR t. LaSABRE # SOLD O, WHITE; 2 OR. C COLT, 4 OR., MED. RED, SOLD. H1396 6000 #1-SDLD. LT. BLUE, WAG. 6 LaSABRE #2-2736-0. B U C K 2 OR; C COLT. 4 DR.. BLUE, HHISSO #2-2519-0 LaSABRE #2-SOLO, LT BLUE, ^OR. C COLT, 4 OR.. CREAM. *H1307 RELIANT ‘LE’ 6000 #1-1940-0, LT. BLUE. 4 OR. 4 LaSABRE #2-2770-0, SILVER, 4 OR. LT ^ COLT. 4 OR., LT. BLUE. HHISSS 6000 #1-1948-0, LT. BLUE, 4 DR. 4 LaSABRE #2-$OLD. BLACK, 4 OR. C ^ 4-DOOR 6000 #1-1946-0, SILVER, 4 OR. 4 LaSABRE #2-80L0. RED, 4 OR. LT. VOYAGER 6000 #1-2019-0, BLACK. L/E 6 LaSABRE #8OLO-0, LT. BLUE, 4 OR. C VOYAQER, VAN. BLUE, «H1319 LaSABRE #2-80LO, OK.BLUE, 4 OR. C PONTIAC BONNEVILLES LaSABRE IK iOLD. BLACK, 4 OR. C CARAVELLE BONNEVILLE #8OLD-0, WHITE, 4 DR CARAVELLE. 4 OR., ROSEWOOD. •H12SG. LaSABRE #2-SOLO. BEIGE. 4 OR.C H1037 BONNEVILLE #1-1669-0, WHITE. 4 DR, n 0,889 LaSABRE #2-SOLO, GREY. 4 DR. LT. CARAVELLE., 4 DR.., ICHARCOAL, aHiies BONNEVILLE #1-1713-0. WHITE. 4 OR. LaSABRE #2-2840-0, LT. BROWN. 4 DR.1.T CARAVELLE., 4 OR... SILVER.I •Hliee BONNEVILLE #1-1756-0.LT. BRN, L/E LaSABRE #2-SOLD. WHITE. 4 DR. L CARAVELLE., 4 DR.., IWHITE. SOLD P lym ou th CARAVELLE., 4 DR.., BLUE, (#11263. SOLD. BONNEVILLE # SOLOS, TL/TL. 4 DR. ’87 BUICK LaSABRE #2- BOLD. OK.BLUE, 4 OR. C H1161., *1110 BONNEVILLE # SOLD O. SILVER, 4 DR. LaSABRE #2-SOLD. DK. BLUE. 4 OR. C CARAVELLE., 4 OR.., (CREAM, *1246 BONNEVILLE #1-SOLO, RED/SIL. S/E REGAL LaSABRE #2-§OLO. B U C K , 4 DR. LT CARAVELLE., 4 OR.., CORDOVAN, KHIOSI BONNEVILLE #1-SOLD, BEIGE, 4 DR. 2 -D O O R BUICK ELECniKS BONNEVILLE # SOLD 0. GREY, 4 D^. #2-2598-0 ELECTRA #2-2837-0. SILVER, P/A REUANT BONNEVILLE #1 SOLDO, REO/QREY, 4 OR. RELIANT LE. 2 DR.. BLUE. SOLD. SOLD ELECTRA ftoLD-0. GREY, P/A RELIANT LE. 4 DR.. BLUE. SOLD. KHlieS POPULAR PACKAGE, LIGHT PKG., BONNEVILLE #1-SOLO, BLUE. 4 DR. ELECTRA #2-2703-0,#^a W HITI, LTD REUANT LE, 4 0R.. CREAM. KH1217 ELECTRA #2-SOLD WHITE, 0/A REUANT. 4 OR.. BLUE. «H1356 AIR, AUTO, REAR DEFROST. WSW BONNEVILLE #’ SOLDO, GREY, S/E REUANT. 4 OR., RED, *81301 BONNEVILLE #1SOLO 0. WHITE, S/E ELECTRA #2-SOLD WHITE, P/A REUANT, 4 DR. SILVER. OHIISO TIRES. POWER LOCKS & MORE, ELECTRA #2-2738-0 BLACK. P/A BONNEVILLE #SOLD-0. OK. BLUE, L/E REUANT. 2 DR.. BLUE. (#11267 #1019 BONNEVILLE # SOLO-0, BLACK. S/E ELECTRA #2-SOLD LT. BLUE. P/A REUANT. LE, 4 DR., WHITE. #H1136 n2,589 ELECTRA #2-flS2-0, LT. BLUE. P/A RELIANT. WQN.. BLUE, *81207. SOLD PONTIAC LEMANS ELECTRA #2-2749-0, BROWN. P/A 86 LEMANS #1-2800H), WHITE. S/E A ELECTRA #!80LD 0, WHITE, P/A HORIZON ’87 BUICK ELECTRA #2-2776-0. RED, P/A HORIZON. 5 DR.. SILVER. *H1106 •8 LEMANS #1-2603-0, WHITE. 4 DR. A HORIZON.S DR., BLACK, SOLD 86 LEMANS #8OLD-0, WHITE. 4 DR. A PARK AVE. ELECTRA #2-2796-0 BLACK, P/A *8,797 ELECTRA #2-2796-0 BROWN. P/A 98 LEMANS # SOLD a GOLD. 4 OR.A TURISMO 4-DCOR ELECTRA in-SOLD. BLACK. P/A INVOICE UPON REQUEST 2-2738-0 ELECTRA #2-2813-0 WHITE, P/A TURISM0.3 OR.. WHITE, SOLO 1 — 7 Scranton Chrysler Plymouth located 3.3 miles North of Vernon Circle next to Fa­ bian Drug Store. *17,489 C ht ysici All pfloe* Indod# any epplleeble factory rebate eeelgned to dealer. AB Plym outh p riM exolude aalee lax, elale regMretton plate. M a prioea expire a- NISSANS T O O O l Expires Sept. 30,1987 ^ ■ MAZDAS 27-67 unite eublect lo prtor eele.______Prices Include Manufacturer’s Rebates where applicable All vehicles subject to prior sale

PONTIAC - BUICK - MAZDA - NISSAN s f ik s i 248 South Main St., (Rt. 5), East Windsor HARTFORD WINDSOR LOCKS OUTSIDE CONN. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, INC. WINDSOR 55 WINDSOR AVENUE •VERNON* 875-331 1 Mon. thru Fri. 9 AM — 9 AM (203) 289-6483 (203) 623-2466 1-800-522-2524 Sat. 9 AM — 5 PM r « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 25. 1M7

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m ■ C l & p - Real Estate EAST HARTFORD - Oversized 7 room Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, oversized living room, and 647-8400 dining room, large recreation room. 3 baths, 2 car 168 Main Street, Manchester ALMOST COMPLETE! garage near golf course. Asking *176,000. Outstanding 7+ room Country Colonial situated on a beautiful acre + lot on the Manchester-Bol* U&R REAITY CO. ton line. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, kitchen with fire­ place, gorgeous cabinets, large deck and lots 6 4 3 - 2 i M more! Call for directions. $269,900.^ Robert D. Murdock, Realtor

' ' i S I g l i D .W .F 1 S H 5.A& Commerclal-InvealmMl Company Manchester *105,000 Sati Vary altraollva and privata aora plus FOR SALE lot In ona of Manchoatat's flnaal MANCHESTER nalghbortiooda. Idaal for Contam- • EalaMlahad raataurant witti full bar porary or Solar orlanlad homa. and apaitmant abo«a. *195,000 tUPPIELD • And 19 Prlma Aoraa/Bradtay Araa *3,340,000 Coventry taper Pifee *184,000 And 1.2 Aoraa wllh houaa and bam *250,000 Oldor homa with lota of charm and many poaalbllltlaa. Mane heater taaotfAif Cmtom *2SS,SOO 3 badrooma, aat-Hn kltchan, dan and 11x21 firaplacad imporar. ______ENFIELD IMng room. Ovan, ranga and wood atova to remain. 14'x2(r aunkan fliaplaood IMng room, dining room and gor- a IS a Aoraa naar EnfMd MUI/ Set on approximately 1 acre. gaoua brand new kltchan. I7’x23' firaplacad family room, High Uafflo araa *1,250,000 acraonad porch, 2Vt batha, 2 ear garage. ProfOealonally landacapod lot. Much, much mora. FOR LEASE MANCHESTER BoHon *107,800 • 1SS0 aq.fl. offloa apaoa In naw If privacy la what you ara looking ulira madam building. Praallga for, wa hava It for you. Cuatom built amlronmanl. *13*®aq.n. uen Ranch aat on 1.S acraa In a W F I S H THE REALTY C O M ^N Y TOLLAND beautiful Bolton. Now carpatlng, TTiTT a 4-2400 aq. ft. apaoaa/Naw building dollghful airy kltchan, and walk In w/ofllaa apaoa. Oraal looallon in oadar cloaat. Call now for dotalla. Induatrlal paifc *5**aq.n. WILLINQTON 1 a 12,000 to 17,000 aq. ft. avaHaMa for 1 Better omaa. raataurant or IlgM Induatrlal *4**aq.ft VERNON — FREE HOME EVALUATION — ’® South WbMlsor Mint CenOWen *280,900 a 1400 4 3000 aq. It. apaoaa at El Cam- BV I 10 room, 2000r aq. ft. canter hall Colonial, zoned aa a 2 Ino Plaza. Good vMMKy from 1-04 *10**aq. ft The antty uaad aa a aingla familyr homa. lat floor ELLINCTON Includaa 3 badrooma, kNchan, dimng room and a 15x20 a Naw 14,000 a. f. Rat./Prof. Cir. IMng room. 2nd floor - kKohan, IMng room and 2 badrooma. Prlma Rt. as loo. FaN oooupaney *11**aq. ft. Extraa Include 2 porchaa and a 20x40 Sabrina pod. 243 Main SIreeL Manoheatar, C T 0S040 R E A L ESTATE SERVICES OMeafeeiif 643-1591 243 Main S t, Manchester, CT 06040 (203) 643-4616 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 Dally e004:00 CALL LENI MATYIAMATYI OR CHRIS HELLER 871-1400 Vt i i o i i Cr., Vereon, CT 0 6 0 ^ ______Sal. eKXMd)

OPEN THIS SUNDAY 1-4 PM 13 FARMINGTON STREET, MANCHESTER 3 1 This FAMILY TESTED 3 Bedroom COLONIAL Is located next to BOVVERS S C H O O L, Vh bathg, FA BU LO U S new expended kitchen, FORMAL dining and living rdbme, PLUS rec room... Priced for Immediate 941b by TRANSFERRED OWNERSI Din E99t Mlddle^pke. north on to Earl St. laft on Hlllalde, right on Buckingham and right on ^ Real Estate BRAND NEW LISTING!!! Farmington Stroel. South Windsor • only 1 year old - 6 room Condo Townhouse si Plum Ridge - Has never been 647-8400 occupied. 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, low condo fee • exceptions! appointments! See for yourself. 168 Main Street, Manchester M78.900. OPEN THIS SUNDAY 1-4 PM 11 DEAN DRIVE, BOLTON »**- CUSTOM BUILT and designed 7 room SPLIT LEVEL... H U Q E ROOMSI 2 flreplacea, formal living u.id dining rooms, EN C LO SED PORCH, 2 car garage. Reduced for Immediate salel *260’a Din Rt. 384 to BoHon Center Road, Mount Sumner Drive to Dean Drive.

•WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES" BRAND NEW LISTING!!! BRAND NEW LISTING!!! Mancheater • 10 Room Licented Rooming Houae • Tolland - 8 wooded acret aurround this lovely 6 BFPBBTBBITT Excellent income • Economical expentea, new room raiaed ranch on Browns Bridge Road. Blanchard & Rossetto furnace, 2 kilchent, »pliancea including laundry Features include 3 bedrooms, 2 full bsths, facililiea. *235,000. C^ll for the figureaT fireplace with raised hearth, kitchen appliances, immaculate grounds! *200,000. REAL ESTATE 646-2482

Century 21 Epstein Realty REALTY WORLD (203) 646-7709 73 Wet! Center Street 843 North Mein St., Manchee*er Bsnolt FrBchBtte AttoclatBi Msnehetter, CT 06040 WE GET RESULTS 647-8895 T H S — m A l e -A DIVISION OP THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES'*. ■ F e n iN NIALTV IVH EAE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION * aaeh otfloe todepandanlly owned and oparalad. A- MANCHESTBB *21S,900. f O f QHtnOM nOAD Very SpeeM MounM ■i’y.:.- You'll love enlertelnino family and frrienda In thia Comernpora^ three bedroom home. Qorgaoua khehen. formal dining room. eMylMng family room with flreplaoe. 2H bathe. 2 oar garage. OPEN HOUte SUNDAY SSPTSMBSS ST / 1-4 PM Dliaolldna: Partiar SI. rtgld onto COZY STARTER HOME! - CotenW hd., right onto SooM Or.. M l Six room, 3 bedroom Cape in nice area of Manchester. onto Kennedy t i l . M l onto Hamilton. M l onto Onaoom Kd. Fireplace in living room. Call today! CO VEN TR Y PRICE REDUCEDIII 14i.90 0 *129,900.00 Mint condition Raiead Ranchll Built In 1966. Thia 3 bedroom home hae carpeting throughout. Situated on nearly one acre MANCHESTBB *124,900. ‘Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To U s!” lot. FIreplacel Beeement it Insulated and ready to b e fin la h ^ SgrBeffi Hunfanl , .... by you at your leiaure and by your apecNIcatlonall SOM E Now%^ your ohanoo. Immaculate OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLEIII Give ua the opportunity to oMar three bedroom Colonial In STRANO REAL ESTATE . m ov^n condition wRh much up­ show you this home and diecues making an offer! dating. Call today before Ife too 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT © lata. CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD” itej] (203) 646-7709

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