20— MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Oct. 10, 1989

I HOMES I HOMES I CARS FOR SALE CONDOMINIUMS I APARTMENTS I MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE Decision In Hunt I Nobel MANCHESTER - Now MANCHESTER - A BEAUTIFUL Northfleld .1 Sp«ciolisl| only 135,000 for these Timely Buy. $184,900. MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ CHEVROLET 1978 Z28 Wonderful 4 bedroom, Green Condo - 4 room room townhouse with E N D R O L L S Camaro - $950, t-tops, brand new, huge, excit­ R a n c h . 2 b e d ro o m s , ing, 7 room , 1,800 sq. ft. I'/i bath Colonial situ­ fireplace. All applian­ 27’/4" width — 25 Rossetto Real­ MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ libu - 4 door, good Completely private tors," We're Selling room flat, 2nd floor, air room home. Imme­ $550/best offer, 4,000 SERVICE diate occupancy. To condition. $1,250. 643- Brooks said. Most of them were P ain tin g wooded yard. Three Houses" 646-2482.0 conditioner. Fully op- 5484. miles. Must sell. 647- By Andrew J. Davis rent "as Is" tor $750per 7527 employees, he said. of Manchester for estimate call blocks from 1-384. Im­ TWO Family 180's this pllanced kitchen, cel­ and Rick Santos mediate occupancy. lar storage, garage. No month plus security 1984 HONDA Civic Wagon j^licc blocked off the main 875-0634 or 875-9142. n e w ly re m o d e le d 10 and utilities. No pets. - 646-0767 or 649-4554, Manchester Herald By owner 646-8711. room multi-family has pets. $690 per month CARS entrance to the credit union and Quality Painting plus utilities plus dep- 643-2129. J o c k .______BOLTON - Garrison Co­ a vinyl exterior and 2 FOR SALE turned away about six customers. Services lonial located on cul- car garage. Blanchard oslt. 649-5678 after 7pm. RENT - Forest Ridge 3 1986 JEEP Wagoneer Li­ Two masked men, one brandish­ •Free Estimates LAWN CARE de-sac, 3 years old, 3 8< Rossetto Realtors," 30 Locust Street. 4 room b e d ro o m s , 2 V2 b a th s, mited - Excellent con­ ing a handgun, robbed a Main Street Gary Wood, police spokesman, dition, 43,000 miles, •Senior Citizen Discounts bedrooms plus play­ We're Selling Houses" heated apartment 1st fully appllanced kit­ credit union today of an undisclosed said the men headed north on Main •Aluminum & Vinyl room, 3 baths with 646-2482.0 floor. Security. No chen Including washer automatic, air condl- Street after the robbery in the & dryer. No pets. t l o n l n g , am/fm amount of money, police said. Powerwashing YARD MASTERS lacuzzl. Tile In kitchen COUNTRY Charmer - pets. $650 m onthly. 646- BOB RILEY and bathrooms, hard­ 2426. 9am-5pm $950/mo. + utilities. cassette, leather Inte­ The robbery occurred at the Toyota. Trees cut, Yards cleaned. Large comfortable rior, $10,900. 643-2938. wood floors,alarm sys­ w e e k d a y s .______Sally Sullivan, Sentry OLDSMOBILE Northeast School Employees Credit The credit union was established 646-6815 Lawns, Truck & Backhoe playful lot - a pleasure Real Estate, 643-4060.o We’re Here To Ser tem, appliances, cen­ to eniov ■ 3 bedroom 118 Main Street, 3 room 259 Adams St., in 1938 as the Manchester Teachers work available. tral vac, fenced In Union at 233 Main St. Colonial - oversized liv­ apartment Including Manchester Federal Credit Union. The credit y a rd , 2600-f sq.ft., ex­ heat/hot water. $560 I VACATION CLYDE It was the second such robbery in 643-9996 ing room - huge dining union’s 50ih annual report in 1988 W EKirS PAMTWG 00. terior clapboard and room. Priced In $170's per month. Security. RENTALS CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 649-1749 Manchester this year and the fourth Quality work at a brick. Large deck and must be sold. Call Bar­ No pets. 646-2426, 9am- ROUTE 83, VERNON since last November. declared the organization to be reaaortable pricel landscaped yard, fin­ 1985 Ford LTD $5995 General Yard Clean Up bara, RE/MAX East of 5pm weekdays.______O F F IC E - 3 ro o m , 900 82 Malibu 4 Dr $4,695 “truly a full service financial institu­ Interior & Exterior ished walkout base­ 1989 Tor onado $17,900 The suspects, who were reported • Lewna Raked the River, 647-1419.0 447 Main Street, 5 room sq.ft, on Spruce Street. 84 Caprice Classic Cpe. $6,895 Free Estimates • Brush Removal ment, 2 car garage with Lease, parking, 1986Tofonado $8,995 to be wearing ski masks, f l^ the tion” with more than 7,300 mem­ C O Z Y 8. C o m fo rta b le - 3 apartment. $600 per Call Brian Welgle • Tree Removal openers. $268,000. Coll $700/month. 643-6712. 84 Bu'ick Century Wag $5,995 1986 Olds Cutlass $8,495 scene in a car stolen from Hartford, bers. Assets were listed at almost • Hedge Trimming Gerry, 644-8332.______bedroom Colonial - month plus utilities. 84 Olds Cutlass Cpe $5,695 645-8912 • And M ora natural woodwork - Security. No pets. 646- 1986 Chevy Eurosport $6,995 police said. Police said the car was a $23 million. • Rsaaonabla Raise DEAL Of The Century - 2426, 9am-5pm INDUSTRIAL 85 Skylark 4 Dr $6,895 1989 Olds Ciera $11,999 fireplace - a treosureto I brown 1985 Toyota. On May 18, the Savings Bank of Call 657-9761 Bullder/Developer of­ show and one to own. w e e k d a y s . PROPERTY 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr $7,295 1986 Chevy Monte Carlo $6,995 Wall Papering and fering; $90,000 2nd Asking $160's. Let's 86 Delta 88 2 Dr $9,995 1987 Olds Ciera $6,999 No injuries were reported in the Manchester’s Hartford Road branch M o rtg a g e - No p a y ­ M A N C H E S T E R - 2 b ed ­ make a deal. Call Ron, 86 Bonneville 4 Dr $6,995 1986 Olds Ciera $5,999 robbery, which occurred at 9:48 was robbed of $6,200 by a man ap­ Painting ments until the year room, luxury town- MANCHESTER - 1200 sq. 30 years Experience RE/MAX East of the house. All appliances, ft. garage 20x60. $550. 86 Century Wagon $7,495 1987 Pont. Bonneville $10,995 a.m., said Capt. Joseph Brooks. parently concealing a handgun. PHIL’S LAWN 2000 (Based on 8% fixed River, 647-1419.0 Palrick Flynn/Manchester Herald Insurance and rate, no points, no pay­ heat, cable, carpeting, month. 647-9138. 86 Chevrolet Celebrity $7,495 1986 Pontiac 6000 $4,995 Police investigating the holdup air conditioning. Call On Nov. 4, an armed masked man - References C A R E A N D ment penalty, and LARGE And Beautiful. 4 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr $6,395 1987 Pont. G rand Am $7,495 tigated an armed robbery today at tlie Northeast School arc searching for two black jnen o r 5 b e d ro o m R an c h - 647-1595. EVIDENCE FROM ROBBERY — Detective James Bowen of made off with SI 1,000 al the MARTY MAHSSON builder will consider ROOMMATES 86 Chevrolet Spectrum $4,995 1987 Conversion Van $16,995 LANDSCAPING two fireplaces - splen­ M A N C H E S T E R - 2 b ed ­ I the Manchester Police Department places a bag of tainted Employees Federal Credit Union at 233 Main St. The robbers wearing sweatshirts, according to Savings Bank of Manchester’s 649-4431 trade of your property ' WANTED 86 Chevrolet Celebrity $7,195 1986 Olds Delta Sedan $7,995 toward this new 3050 did setting - Interior room townhouse. All police scanner reports. Brooks said branch al 244 Spencer St. •Fall Clean-Up 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr $8,795 money on a tarp. Bowen was one of the officers who inves- fled the scene in a car stolen in Hartford. sq.ft. Contemporary decorator beautiful - appliances, heat, hot the men were wearing masks, dark On Dec. 23, 1988, Manchester EXPERT •Bushes Trimmed asking $190's. Call Bar­ water, carpeting, air PROFESSIONAL female 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr $12,495 with ceramic tiled kit­ preferred. Non- clothing and gloves. Exterior and Interior •Mowing chen and breakfast bara, RE/MAX East of conditioning. Call 649- 87 Chevrolet Celebrity $9,495 CARDINAL State Bank’s branch at 185 Spencer painting and wallpaper the River, 647-1419.0 5240. smoker, no pets to There were 10 people in the credit St. was robbed of $40,000 by a •Gutter's Cieaned nook, floor to celling share 2 bedroom apart- BUICK, INC. hanging. Limited exterior 872-9111 union at the lime of the robbery. reatoratlon. Prevloua work •Snow Piowing g ra n ite fire p la c e , 4 b rs, SITTING Pretty. Longing MANCHESTER - Town- ment/house. $337.50 In­ 1988 Buick LeSabre Sedan $11,980 masked man with a handgun. can be aeen upon request. 2 fu ll b a th s, 2 h a lf for quiet peaceful liv­ Board lifts suspension of Coventry firefighter house apartment for cludes heat and hot 1988 Buick Skylark Sedan $8,990 Contact BC Company, For Free Estimates baths, lacuzzl, and 3 ing? Discover this rent. I'/a baths, full water. Available No­ 1988 Chev S-10 PAJ Truck $7,495 e44-eee8. Call car oarage. Philips lovely custom built uni­ basement, kitchen ap­ vember 1st. 289-1000, SCHALLER 1988 ChevS-IOExI Cab P/U $12,995 Aubin wG-aid noL give details of the appeals The law says that any public officer who is Real Estate, 742-1450.□ que home. Sits high on pliances, parking tor 2 1988 Pontiac Grand Am Coupe $8,690 By Jacqueline Bennett ext 206 days, 645-1660 ACURA QUALITY board decision but said a statement to the press subject to an evaluation of his performance can 742-9540 BUILDER i^ay Take picturesque hill with cars. $750. monthly. No e v en in g s.______1987 Buick Park Are Sedan $11^50 Manchester Herald Lawmakers urge D IC K C O B B circular drive. Move PRE-OWNED AUTOS will probably be issued ThiLrsday. ask that the meeting be open to the public. Trade - Relive history utilities. Security dep­ ROOM mate to share 2 83 Ford Escort $1,995 1987 Chev S-10 P/U $6,280 In a new 1748 Salt Box In. Im m aculate8,taste­ osit plus I year lease. 1987 Chev Conversion Van $13,999 Carrilli said in a telephone interview today, However there was a call for executive ses­ INTERIORS fully decorated. In-law bedroom apartment In 4cyl,Aulo,lowMlM COVENTRY — The South Coventry Fire reproduction built Call R. Paganl 646-4525 mansion In Manches­ S3 0li)> Cutau S qxm * MPtS 1987 Cadillac Brougham $14,995 "I'm very happy with the results.” sion under Roberts Rules of Order. Clean Quality Painting at FINDING A cosh hover I from Sturbridge Vil­ possibility. Call Diane, or 643-2283. Ve. XT. AC. Loo M m 1986 Buick LeSabre Coupe $8^40 Department Board of Appeals voted to overn !c ter. Heot, hotwater, arToyoUTwcel tspes Carrilli was hesitant to answer questions “Stale statute overrides Roberts Rules,” said Army to keep unit Fair Prices. for sporting goods eoulp- lage plans drawn by RE/MAX East of the 1986 Buick Century Sedan $7,480 an earlier decision of the Board of Fircf ghters 4 room flat, 2nd floor, electricity Included. 4 cyl. AT. AC, Low M m Specializing in Interior ment Is easy when you | River, 647-1419.0 1986 Olds Della 88 Cpe $8,995 about the hearing and said, “It’s hard to answer Carrilli. Russell S. Ootman. 3 stove and washer. $525 $385/month plus secur­ U Honda Accord LX ttOPSS and liflcd the 45 day suspension against Painting. Carpentry and advertise In classified. fireplaces, beehive COUNTRY Living-2 plus 5Spd..Ait.LkaNM 1966 Chev Monie Carb $8,490 any questions. 1 don’t want any more bad stuff.” Aubin asked if Carrilli had a copy of the plus utilities. Security ity. 646-1105. firefighter Joseph Carrilli Tuesday night, ac­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The In a letter to Nathan AgostincIIi Exterior Painting also oven, 3 brs, 2Vj baths, acres for a rural feeling 83NiuanSlatua »X«S 1986 Psniiac Sunbird $5,680 Despite a request from Carrilli at the hearing and references. No SSpd.. AC.SIww statute with him, and Carrilli replied he did not Army has decided to eliminate more of Manchester, civilian aide to - Contemporary Ranch 1988 Merc. Grand Marquis $9,980 cording to the president of the fire as.socia; .on. available. on a 3-1- ac parcel with pets. 9am-5pm, 643- BTCaicaGTS tlM S S Tuesday night that it be held in open session, but he staled the statute number. than 1,400 Army Reserve positions with a lovely view of 5 Spd.. Loaded. Rad Stone, Stone said, “ The selection of Call Dick C o b b at ROOFING/ SIDING brook and pond, owner 5372. 1966 Dodge 600 Sed $5^95 In a case which has attracted the attention of the board voted to go into executive session. 2nd loan up to $50,000, the yard - comfortable 10^ I MISCELLANEOUS SSPonliacSCOOLE OJUS 1966 Chev Conversion Wn $9,980 “How arc we suppose to know if that’s so?” throughout New England and is the 76lh Training Division was 649-8496 or 643-4749. MANCHESTER - 3 bed­ Ve. Amo. Loaded the Connecticut Civil Liberties Union, Carilli David I^amorc abstained from that vole. Parker Rd., Wllllng- rooms and room to SERVICES 96 Chevy Nova t3 4 « 1985 Olds Ciera $5^95 said Aubin. “You should have come prepared, keeping the decision secret, a group based on the realization that both ton. $349,900. Philips grow. Call Anne, room, newer duplex, Amo. Stweo 1985 Buick Regal Coupe $6A60 had been .suspended for violating a departmen­ The hearing scheduled for 7:30 was delayed Joe.” of northeastern congressmen that unit and the 78th Division had Affordable Roofing Reol Estate, 742-1450.a RE/MAX East of the l '/2 baths, wall-to-wall GSL Building Mainte­ SSBukkCemuy MptS 81 Adams St, Manchester Amo. AC tal regulation forbidding firefighters from talk­ due to an emergency call. Members of the board voted to hold the hear­ charged in a letter today to the i\rmy been experiencing difficulties in CONCRETE Beet I any reasonable astimals. River, 647-1419.0 carpeting, appliances. nance Co. Commercl- 649-4571 NEWER Contemporary $775 monthly. Call 643- 93 Monday Accord LX |4,3W ing to tlic press. He had told a reporter about his Aubin called the hearing to order at 7:50 p.m. ing behind closed doors and asked the press to secretary. All types roofing and repairs NEAT As A Pin. Bun­ al/ResIdentlal building SSpd.AC maintaining strength for many years. home on 4.86 private 1823.______involvement in the delivery of a baby on Sept. “I am requesting an open meeting under state 30 years exparlanca. Uoenaed acres, cedar siding, 2 galow In convenient repairs and home Im­ 93(XdiC<«a O fitS leave. All eight members of the Connec­ That, combined with demographic arxt Insured. ve. Amo. AC NOTICE TO CREDITORS statute 118-A. If 1 request an open meeting I am Roman Spiewak full baths, lacuzzl tub In location. Immaculate LIKE private home. 3'/2. provements. Interior 94 0ldeCulan t3 4 « 7. Before the hearing, Carrilli said he thought a ticut delegation in Washington and projections of reduced population in and exterior pointing, ESTATE OF ★ 649-0894ir master bath, large Interior. Natural wood rooms. Lease. Secur­ Auto, AC, p.a Richard Aubin, the president of the fire as­ supposed to be given one under Freedom of In­ decision had already been reached against him. several other northeastern legislators the Northeast over the coming years, Mason Contractor ity. Working single light carpentry. Com­ MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM EDWARD J. MOON Brick, Block or Stone country kitchen to work. Extra la r g e sociation, said the suspension was lifted but a formation,” Carrilli said, referring to the state’s urged Army Secretary Michael caused us to focus on these divisions oversized deck, cus­ rooms. A good buy. male preferred. 643- plete lanitorlal ser­ 345 Center St., Manchester The Hon. David C. Rappe, Chimneys, Patios, Walls vice. Experienced, rel­ letter of reprimand will be in Carrilli’s file. open meeting law. Please see REINSTATE,'page 10 Stone in a letter dated today to in particular.” New. Restorations and Repairs Cut laundry costs by de­ tom window treat­ Asking low $140's. Call 2880. 647-7'077 JLJdgo of the Court of Probate, ments, corner fire­ Linda, RE/MAX East M A N C H E S T E R - 2 bed ­ iable, free estimates. District of Coventry, at a hear­ postpone a decision to break up the He said the decision to inactivate 646-4134 creasing the amount of 643-0304.______detergent used. Reduce place, cathedral of the River, 647-1419.0 room townhouse. ing held on October 5, 1989, 76th Training Division, based in the division was developed only in by one-third and see ceilings, located near MANCHESTER-$132,500. Scenic area, private SNOW Plowing - Com- LEGAL NOTICE ordered that all claims must West Hartford, Conn. the face of extreme budgetary con- Get :hat chimney re­ merclal, residenlal. 1 whether you notice o dif­ Bolton town line. 886 You've got a g re a t b uy entrances, deck, The Bolton Zoning Commis­ be presented to the fiduciary The letter cited “fairly reliable paired before winteH Call East Street, Andover. laundry facilities, am­ Bolton, Vernon and at the address below. Failure Joseph Hanley, a spokesman for ference In the appearance with this large 8 room sion, Town of Bolton, CT, is Principal reports from within the Army that a now for a free estimate. of your wash. Add extra $229,900. Philips Real Colonial. Charming en­ ple parking. Close to Coventry area. Free seeking Proposals from to promptly present any such Maj. Gen. William F. Ward, chief. Fully insured. dollors to your budget by Estate, 742-1450.O closed front and back 384 a n d shopping. estimates. Call Pete, qualifieo firms or individuals claim may result in the loss of decision had been made on Sept. 23 Army Reserve, in Washington, said TAUGA MASONRY selling "don't needs" with NEW Sturbridge Repro­ porches. Susan Do­ Available October 643-1213. for the revision and updating rights to recover on such lo inactivate the 76th Training today that no decision on the 76th a low-cost od In Classi­ duction Cape-3tlrepla- nahue, Sentry Real Est­ 16th. $600 plus utilities. to their current zoning regula­ claim. puts focus Division but that it would not be an­ 643-8209 721-9654 evenings. fied. 643-2711. ces, wide board ate, 643-4060.O tions. Geraldine E. McCaw, nounced until December.” Please see ARMY, page 10 flooring and paneling, MANCHESTER-$209,900. MANCHESTER-Newer 6 A copy of the Request For Assist., Clerk square cut pine clap­ Just Reduced! Spra­ room duplex, 3 bed­ I CLOTHING Proposal and the current iary i ‘on issues’ board siding, 13x30 wling Ranch offering 4 ro o m s , 1'/2 baths, full regulations may be picked up Anthony J. FagoFa gathering room, large basement, deck. All ap­ MATERNITY c lo th e s at the Bolton town Hall, 222 HOMES HOMES bedrooms, sunken liv­ 27 Hewitt Street HD kitchen, authentic de­ ing room, family room, pliances. $750 monthly sizes 4 to 8. Excellent Bolton Center Rd., Bolton, CT Wethersfield, CT 06109 Iowa skipper complains FOR SALE FOR SALE tail, possible owner 2nd plus utilities. 646-7693 condition, priced to 06043 or you may call whirlpool anddeck. Su­ 030-10 James Spafford financing up to $50,000. san Shimer, Sentry a n y tim e . •sell. Call 647-7214. 649-0784 to have a set mailed A Manchester Tradition! MANCHESTER - Feels W llllngton, $289,900. Real Estate, 643-4060.O MANCHESTER - 1 bed­ to you. Super 6 + Cope on High Qualified proposals will be ac­ takes the helm at he had crew of ‘dopers’ Like Country! $139,900. Philips Real Estate, ro o m a n d 2 b e d ro o m St. In Manchester. 3 G r e a t 3 b e d r o o m 742-1450.P I CONDOMINIUMS aportments, stove, re­ cepted at the Bolton Town INVITATION TO BID bedrooms, modern Ranch In a charming MANCHESTER - Affor­ frigerator. $500 month FURNITURE Hall until Nov. 15, 1969 at Sealed bids will be received in Manchester High bath, sunroom, gas out-of-the-way setting. I FOR SALE 7:00PM, WASHINGTON (AP) — The remarks in the May interview was 1 dable Cape. $122,900. plus utilities. 646-5355. the General Services' office, heat, vinyl siding for obtained by the Navy Times, which New carpeting and Less than $300/year to Mark Johnson 41 Center Street, Manchester, captain of the USS Iowa says the easy care. Near bus­ very, very clean. Big A Newer 2 Family MANCHESTER - Availa­ WHITE Canopy Sears published them in its Oct. 9 edition. heat this Cape with twin bed, matching Chairman Bolton Zoning CT until 11:00 a.m. on the By Rick Santos Navy staffed his ship with “dopers, line. One cor garage lot backs up to private Beauty! $187,900. This 4 ble November 1st. newer furnace and In­ chest/dresser. $300 or C om m ission date shown below tor the fol­ The Navy said its investigation plus a storage shed. watershed property. plus 4 room townhouse Quiet neighborhood, Manchester Herald marginal performers” and other sulation. 3br's, tllt-out best offer. Nine piece lowing: concluded the explosion in the gun Affordably priced at D.W. Fish Realty, 643- style 2 family has all 1st floor, 3 bedrooms, 005-10 low-quality sailors who had been windows, aluminum the comforts of home large kitchen with ap­ dark pine dining room OCTOBER 20, 1989 - Pur­ $138,900.• Jackson 8, 1591.□ siding hardwood A “work station” is shoved in the kicked off other ships, according to turret was probably detonated on Jackson Real Estate, and Income too! Alum­ pliances, garage, se­ s e t with gorgeous chase of New l^ ter Meters purpose by a suicidal sailor who was floors, 1 car garage, all hutch. $800. Good con­ comer of the office now occupied a published report. 647-8400.D inum siding, all ap­ cluded yard, front and COST PROPOSAL #987 OCTOBER 20, 1989 - Equip­ MANCHESTER - 8 Miles appliances Included. pliances Including dis­ rear porches and rear dition. 646-0619. by James Spafford, Manchester Capt. Fred P. Moosally com ­ MANCHESTER -$179,000. ment Rental For Snow & Ice From Hartford. D.W. Fish Realty, 643- hwasher and disposal. deck. $700 monthly plus The East Hartford Public Please see SKIPPER, page 10 Spacious, well kept 5/5 Control High School’s new principal. A plained to the officer investigating $179,900. 1-384 Is lust 2 1591.0______Get your tax break now heatandelectrlclty. No Schools, 110 Long Hill Drive, two fam ily In the North East Hartford, Ct., 06108, will round table surrounded by six chairs llic turret explosion that killed 47 miles away from this MANCHESTER - 6 room, for the new year! Anne pets. 646-1210 days, 643- ITV/STEREO/ OCTOBER 24, 1989 - Fur­ End of town. Conve­ well-cared tor Raised fully dormered Cape, 3 M iller Real Estate, 647- 8422 evenings. receive COST PROPOSALS nish & Install New Fence - sits in the center of the room. On the sailors in April that he believed the nient to shopping APPLIANCES Ranch. 4 bedrooms, bedrooms, IVa baths, 8000.O______for Replacemont of Duct Fur­ Moriarty Field Outfield table is Spafford’s name plate, and ship was “kind of out of it” when he TODAY areas. Large yard, two finished lower level rec M A N C H E S T E R - 5 ro o m , naces at Langford School. fireplaced living room, OCTOBER 24, 1989 - Pur­ on a shelf behind the table arc his took over command in May 1988. car garage. Hardwood room, 1 full and 2 half 3 F a m ily In v e s tm e n t 2 bedroom, 1st floor, GENERAL Electric dish Cost Proposal Information and formal dining room, chase of One Reader/Printer floors, gas heat and baths, 2 car garage plus Property! $169,900. 2, 2 with appliances, con­ washer, bullt-ln, al­ specifications are available in telephones — the office lacks a The Navy, however, said the new wall-to-wall, large and 3 bedrooms rental venient to 1-384. $675 mond. $59 or best offer. I n d e x updated electrical 10x20 deck off ap- fenced lot, pool, patio, the Business Office of the The Town of Manchester is an desk. Iowa’s crew was no worse than any panel. Call for details. pllanced kitchen. D.W. units. Kitchens, baths, per month plus utili­ Coll 647-0913. School Department. Sealed equal opportunity employer, “A desk is a barrier,” says the 2 car garage. $149,900. heating, appliances all ties, security and refer- other ship’s crew. 20 pages, 2 sections Flano Real Estate, 646- Fish Realty, 643-1591 .a By owner. 646-0615. Cost Proposals will be and requires an affirmative ac­ 45-year-old New England native. “I “I think the battleship has not 5200.O renovated In 1986. ences. 646-5938.______received until 2:00 p.m., tion policy for all of its Con­ BIDW ELL Street - 6 room Owner will listen to an T w o a n d 3 b e d r o o m Friday, October 20, 1980, at tractors and Vendors as a prefer to have a round table. Sym­ been properly taken care of as far as Classified BOLTON - Last Chance! MANCHESTER - Unlaue. house on large lot with PETS AND 19-20 $299,500. Spectacular offer and help finance apartments, applian­ which time they will be public­ condition of doing business bolically, in my mind, it says par­ manning goes in the wardroom (the Comics $154,900. Yes, you can storage barn. 643-9180. this money making SUPPLIES 16 spacious 3 bedroom ces, hot water. Coll ly opened and read aloud. with the Town, as per Federal officers on a warship) or the enlisted Focus afford a home In Bol­ venture! Anne Miller ticipation.” 18 ton. This well kept 5 Contemporary home SOUTH Windsor - Excep­ Phil or Suzonne, 646- The East Hartford Public Order 11246. For Spafford. whose first day at area,” Moosally told Rear Adm. Food 15 tio n a l n ic e 7 ro o m Real Estate, 647-8000.D 1218.______FREE Kittens - Litter room ranch features an fe a tu r in g 2Vi b a th s , trained, 2 black and Schools reserves the right to Local/State 2-5 Raised Ranch. Cathed­ B id forms, p la n s a n d the high school was Tuesday, the en­ Richard Milligan, the chief invcs- open kItchen-dInIng loads of closets beauti­ MANCHESTER-$189,500. bedroom, second accept or reject any or all Cost Lottorv , ral celling living rm, t w o white, 1 light, 1 dark specifications are available at couragement of participation and the ligalcr of the Iowa explosion. 2 area, plus 3 bedrooms. ful enclosed heated Townhouse offering 2 floor, water Included. grey tiger. Long- Proposals or the right to waive Nation/Wtorid formal dining rm, eat- technical formalities if it is in the General Services' office. :___6-7 Also, a full walk-out sunroom overlooking a b e d ro o m s , 2 '/2 b a th s, $5 0 0 deposit. $ 5 0 0 holred. 646-5681.______free flow of ideas seems to indicate Moosally said some of the sailors Ooinion ln kitchen, 3 bed rm. skylights In liv in g the best interest of the School TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald Q basement with wood bluestone patio, fin­ m o n th . 649-2850.______his overall attitude, as demonstrated sent to the ship were “dopers, mar­ Soorts ished rec room, all on a Oversized lower level room, marble fire­ TO A loving home only, 1 Department to do so. CONNECTICUT 11-14 stove. All on 5 acres of by his plans lo initiate the dcvclop- ginal performers, constant UAs (un­ Television professionally lands­ family rm, full wall place, deck, security ^NCHESTER - 3 bed­ year old Red Persian 17 woodlands. Plenty of room duplex. Security. Richard A. Huot, RICHARD J. SARTOR. MAKING THE ROUNDS — New Manchester High School Principal James Spafford walks caped lovely level lot. fireplace, many nice system and much female. Spade and all GENERAL MANAGER authorized absences).” room for your horses. Nick, 646-7007. Paul, shots. Moving. Call af­ Director/Businoss Services Century 21-Epsteln features. $214,900. U 8< more. Sentry Real Est­ Plea.se see PRINCIPAL, page 10 the halls at Manchester High, Tuesday, his first day on the job. A transcript of the captain’s ______Flano Real Estate, 646- 647-1221. ter 4pm. 643-8000. 029-10 028-10 5200.D Realty, 647-8895.Q R Realty, 643-2692.D ate, 643-4060.O MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Oct. 11, 1989—3 2—MANCUFSTHR IHiRAI.D, Wednesday, Oct. 11, 1989 RECORD LOCAL & STATE Heating About Town Obituaries Police Roundup Preservation committee plan O K now Computer drive at school Edith Merry home. He was the father of F^ris Bom in Latvia, she lived in Bol­ Free cab ride nets charges for Loomis House gets OK The Assumption School is participating in the “Ap­ Oates of Manchester. ton for seven years. Edith (Braasch) McGough Merry, She is survived by her husband, One of two men who tried to take a free ride in a taxi ples for ilie Students” program sponsored hy Stop & He is survived by his parents, at school By Jacqueline Bennett “I endorse the school offices the plan the preservation committee 78, of East Hartford, died Sunday EJdie Oates of Smith, Ala, and Lina Karlis Natalija; three daughters, cab was charged with two counts of assault on police of­ Shop supermarkets. The Home and School Association (Oct. 8, 1989) at Hartford Hospital. ficers, failure to submit to fingerprints, and sixth-degree Manchester Herald proposal,” said William Miller, a returns. Green of East Hartford; a son, Nora Plostnieks of North Wales, Pa., The council voted unanimously to at the school will be collecting the pink ca.sh register She formerly worked for the Board larceny, police said. By Rick Santos member of the preservation commit­ Andre Oates of Hartford; a Daila Krastias of Niskayuna, N.Y., move forward with the renovation of tapes at the .school and at Assumption Church. Debbie of Health in Manchester. Ronald Hickey, 24, of Stafford Springs, was arrested Manchester Herald COVENTRY — The Town tee. (Jwen is in charge of this program. daughter, Kathleen Walton of Gunta Avens of Bolton; seven The preservation committee the Town Office Building, which in­ She is survived by a son, Howard grandchildren and three great­ this morning on the charges along with Robert A. Council voted unanimously Tuesday Hartford; five brothers, Albert One day after a student walk-out proposal includes use of two rooms cludes improvements and expansion E. McGough of East Hartford; three Oates, Arthur Oates, Tommie Oates, grandchildren. Knowles Jr., 17, of South Windsor, police said. Knowles nighi to endorse the concept of to protest a lack of heat in the school of the Loomis House for a library, of the police department within that School to hold open house daughters, Joan Fluharty of South and David Oates, all of Smith, Ala., 'The funeral will be today at 9:30 was charged with sixth-degree larceny. using the Loomis House for a num­ building, the Howell Cheney building. The Hans Christian Andersen Montessori School will Windsor, Edith Sisk of East and Willie Burleson of Hartford; a.m. at the Griswold Funeral Home According to the police report, Hickey and Knowles ber of purposes, including a library, one for arts and crafts display and an Regional Vocational Technical Town Manager John Elscsscr hold an open house at 7 tonight for parents interested in Hartford, and Mary Jarrell in in Schenectady, N.Y. Burial will be took a ride in a taxi. Once they arrived at the destination, school or town offices, space for area for senior citizens as well as three sisters, Evelyn Clark of .School was back in operation today. enrolling a child in tliis year’s afternoon pre-school or Louisiana; and eight grandchildren. Hartford, Lillie Carr of Smith, Ala., at 1 p.m. in the Latvian Memorial Hickey asked the driver to wait until he went to get senior citizens and an arts and crafts use for town offices. Judy LcDoyt, spoke in support of keeping the After students, griping about the kindergarten programs. The funeral will be Thursday with Ptrk Cemetery, Tannersvillc, N.Y. money inside, police said. Knowles stayed in the cab, ac­ room. coordinator of the preservation com­ police department centralized with and Eddie L. Howard of Smith, cold, left the building Tuesday, The school’s staff will lead a discustsion about the uni­ calling hours, at 9:30 a.m. until There are no calling hours. cording to the report. Those uses for the 19th-century mittee, has said the idea was for of­ other town functions. Ala.; two grandchildren; and several Several minutes later, according to the report, School Director Lewis Randall was que Montessori approach to education, which fosters the 10:30 a.m. Burial will be in St. home on Route 44 were proposed by fices, such as human services or “My preference is to centralize,” Jerome’s Cemetery, Holyoke, Mass. other relatives. Knowles darted from the car, and the driver gave search. forced to close the school. total development of the child’s intellectual, creative, so­ the Preservation of Loomis House Water Pollution ConUol Authority. Elscs.scr said, citing rca.sons of bet­ Memorial donations may be made The funeral will be Tliursday at 1 TTie police were notified, and the two were found in an The heating problem, Randall cial, and physical abilities. Children who are at least Committee. The council rejected But she also supports the school of­ ter managerial supervision and to the Visiting Nurse and Home p.m. at the Clark, Bell & Perkins In Memoriam apartment, police said. said, was caused because the thice and no older than six as of Dec. 31 arc clligiblc Funeral Home, 319 Barbour St., two other proposals for the property, fices proposal. security within the town hall. The .school is at 212 Bolton Center Road, next to the Care Association of East Hartford, In loving memory of Raynwnd Dinal- Hickey was given the opportunity to raise the cab fare, school’s new boiler was not work- Elscsscr aLso noted that a pictition Hartford, with calling hour one hour lo, who passed away October 11, including a controversial request to Last week, the Board of Educa­ Bentley Memorial Library. Any questions about the 70 Cantebury St., East Hartford but could not, police said. Knowles was asleep under a ' ing, but it was repaired Tuesday was submitted Tuesday calling for a prior to the service.,Burial will be in 1987. table at the time. Both were arrested at that time. U.SC it as a police station and another tion asked the council to consider a program should be addressed to Sarah Spurgeon at 06118. night and now “there’s heat in the Special Town Meeting to establish The Dillon Funeral Home, Northwood Cemetery in the Wilson You are always in our Knowles was released on $100 bail. He is to be ar­ ’ building.” to lease it to the town Historical proposal suggested by the new M6f)727. an ordinance to use the Loomis Holyoke, Mass., is in charge of ar­ section of Windsor. thoughts and we all raigned in Manchester Superior court on Monday. Randall said two back-up boilers Society. school superintendent, Michael House for the police facility. rangements. miss you very much! Hickey, meanwhile, refused to sign the fingerprint are in the process of being replaced, “Concept” appeared to be the key Malinowski, to pul school ad­ Natalija Ozolins Sadly nrissed. card, and raised his hands in clenched fists, saying he and therefore could not be used word in the action by the council ministrative offices there. “1 don’t want to pul a damper on Storytime at library things,” said Elscsscr, before men­ Jeremiah Oates Natalija (Meimers) Ozolins, 91, Wife Olga, wanted to fight with the police, according to the police Tuesday. during the special meeting at Capt. That proposal angered some resi­ Children arc encouraged to wear their pajamas and of 5 Loralee Drive, Colonic, N.Y., Daughter Diana, report. He said today’s wamier tempera­ Nathan Hale School. dents because they said the deadline tioning the petition. Son-in-Law John, bring a pillow or other favorite items to an evening story Jeremiah Oates, 47, of Hartford, formerly of Bolton, died Sunday He was held on $2,500 bail and is also scheduled to be tures helped the situation because By endorsing the concept of the for proposal submissions was May Council Chairwoman Joan Lewis (Oct. 8,1989). Grandsons Raymond, John and Dale telling time at the Bentley Memorial Library at 206 Bol­ died Saturday (Oct. 7, 1989) at arraigned Monday in Manchester Superior Court. only one boiler was needed to keep proposal rather than accepting the 8 . said they will ask the town allomcy ton Center Road in Bolton tonight. The story reading the school warm. The colder the proposal as submitted, it seems to Police Chief Frank Tr/.askos said for an opinion on the petition, suirts at 7:30 p.m. Each week the session is videotaped, Three arrested in rape temperature, the more boilers allow for modification. That he was not surprised that the however the council would not and is played on Channel 26 on the town cable service. COVENTRY - Police said they arrested three men on needed to heal the building. proposal to relocate the police speak about the petition during the A day time group also meets each week from 11:30 a.m. modification is likely to be the sub­ Deaths Elsewhere Monday and TUesday for a reported rape that occurred on He said he did not know when the stitution of school administrative of­ department from the Town Office meeting because it was not on the to noon. For more information and regisuation, call the Aug. 27 in a remote area of town. work would be completed although Building to the Loomis House was agenda. libiary at 646-7.349. fices as part of the plan rather than All three were arrested on warrants obtained Friday. it was supposed to be done last town offices, as indicated by some rejected. Council members said Elscsscr’s Arrested were Jason Gulino, 18, of 328 Merrow Road, Group meets tonight Richard Lindsley News-Chronicle in Vallejo, Calif., classified advertising department week. council members and members of “It was an expected action. They position on the police department as and a teacher in Alaska before being and national advertising manager Coventry; Marc Cyr, 23, of 89 Burbank Road in El­ He said the project is being done ihe preservation committee. were negative to the proposal from well as the likelihood that the lington; and Richard Langley, 24, of 35 Lamotte Road, by the state ETepartment of Public The llling Parent Group will hold its fir.st meeting of OGDEN, Utah (AP) — Richard hired by the Standard-Examiner. before joining the editorial depart­ The council vole included a the start,” he said. preservation committee’s proposal Works as the school is a state tlic 1989 school year tonight at 7 p.m. in the school Lindsley, a former Ogden Stan­ He joined the Standard-Ex­ ment. Coventry. stipulation that a building committee He added, “It’s finished busi­ will mainuiin the historical architec­ All three were charged with first-degree kidnapping, ■ facility, which has students from media center. dard-Examiner managing editor, aminer’s news staff as a reporter in ness.” tural character of the Loomis House first-degree sexual assault, third-degree sexual assault, several area municipalities. be formed to investigate the Activity highlights being planned and tlic Effective died Monday of a blood infection 1955, became city editor in 1959 Lindsley is survived by his wife, proposal further and come back with Another action by the council led them to support that plan. Schools Project, which the school currently is undertak­ and third-degree assault, police said. They were all held He said this morning that today’s stemming from an infected heart and assistant managing editor in Carolynn Glasmann Lindsley, a “more concrete” one. eliminates the possibility that the The town Historical Society had ing, will be di.scusscd. daughters Lisa and Elizabeth on $150,0(X) bond, and all were arraigned in Rockville attendance seemed average for any valve. He was 68. 1964. Lindsley served as managing “Town offices or school offices, police and public safety facility wanted the town to lca.se it to the Lindsley of Los Angeles and son Superior Court on Thesday. day, but the day’s figures were not editor for five months before retiring it’s irrelevant,” said council Vice­ proposal could be resubmitted if the house for sub-leasing to a commer­ ECHS class to reunite Lindsley was national advertising Cameron Lindsley of Ketchum, yet available. in 1980. chairwoman Elizabeth Paterson. council should later decide against cial developer. The graduating class of 1974 from East Catholic High manager for the Times-Herald and He had been a salesman in the Idaho. Arrest follows accident The school is at 791 W. Middle School will hold their 15th reunion on Nov. 11 at the Manchester police charged Thomas R. O'Marra Jr., Turnpike. Bucklward in Glastonbury. If you have not received in­ 21, of 20 Schaller St., with failure to obey a stop sign formation, contact Betty Bourque at 954-5809, or Trisha after a minor accident Thesday. Bus tour of historic sites set Thursday Culleton at 246-1673. O’Marra told police his vision was obstructed by Scout News another vehicle when he pulled out of Henry Street onto $4,571 change Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald A bus tour of more than 30 of Manchester Historical Society, is Local historian Herbert Bengtson Main Street where he was struck by a third vehicle. He is Fun walk scheduled Manchester’s historic locations, in­ limited to 19, and reservations can will provide commentary during the to be arraigned at Manchester Superior Court on Oct. 20. tour, which will include stops at In­ The summer Court of Honor of Swimmers — Charles Ammann, DeJoannis (2), Steven Desautcls (3), OK’d in work PAINT JOB — Raymond Twible, of 64 North School St., cluding several little-known sites, be made by calling the Arbors at The Hockanum River Linear Park Committee will The other driver suffered minor injuries. dian Village, Hilliard Mills, Adams Allan Archibald, Michael Ciunci, Brett Dolan (1), Steven Dore (2), will be offered Thursday. 647-9343. The cost to go is $5. sponsor a walk at 1 p.m. on Oct. 15 at Laurel Marsh. Troop 25 sponsored by the Center paints lamposts outside Manchester High School at 134 E. Paper Mill, ruins of the Pitkin Glass Congregational Church took place Jeff Damon, Steven Desautels, Scan Jamie Downing (2), Richard Down­ Seating for the tour, sponsored by Proceeds will benefit the historical The walk will be 3.4 miles, and boots are required be­ Two charged in card scam on 8th garage Middle Turnpike Tuesday. He is an employee of the Board Factory, the Cheney Homestead, and on the closing day of camp in the Fletcher, Steven Gold, Adam Hos­ ing (1), Tony Figueroa (1), Brian the Arbors at Hop Brook with the society’s general fund. cause part of the walk is in wetlands. Parking is avail­ Two Hartford men were arrested Tuesday on one of Education. several other locations. able at the west end of Howell Cheney Technical amphitheater at Camp Kirkham in tetter, Ethan Koehn, Eric Kyper, Flemming (1), Sean Fletcher (3), Peter Lescoe, Dan North, Quint Steven Gold (3), Marcus Hatfield count each of third-degree attempted larceny in connec­ Directors of the Eighth Utilities School. Rain date is Oct. 22. New Hampshire. tion with their attempt to use a stolen credit card, police The following awards were Pospisil, Charles Shewood, Pat (1), Adam Hostetter (3) Bryce John­ District voted Tuesday night to ap­ said. School reunion scheduled presented at the Court of Honor: 68 Yarusewicz, Mark Murphy. son (2), John Just (3), Steven Kaleta prove a change order that will add a skill awards, 134 merit badges, and Basic rescue and water safety — (1) , Ethan Kloehn (3), Eric Kyper Arrested were Eamie W. Wilson, 18, of 20 Harper St., maximum of $4,571 to the cost of Fall Hartford High School class of 1929 will hold iis 60th and Mark A. Wilson,18, of 73 W. Momingside. 40 badges of rank. John Conklin, Steven Dore, Jamie (3), Kurtis Lambert (1), Robert converting the former Willis garage THE DEMOCRATS class reunion on Oct. 25 at 11:45 a.m. The event will be Police said Jo-Di’s Sound Center at 277 Broad St. held at the Town and Country Club at 22 Woodland St. Downing, Bryce Johnson, Larry Lambert (3), Chris Langelier (1), to district headquarters. Norman, Pat Osborne, Erik Owren, Peter Lescoe (3), Justin Lopez (1), reported that a man had ordered a stereo on an American So far, change orders have added Festival in Hartford. If you want to attend, and have not received Express charge card, and said his son would come down RENEWING MANCHESTER'S information, contact Ida Grcen.span at 232-8045. David Valenti, George Wales, Jason Scan Maloney (1), Ben Martin (1), about $20,000 to the contract price Attendance pias Whiting. Jayson Medhurst (1), Robert to pick it up. Jo-Di’s ran a check on the card, and dis­ of$403,.592. One year — Eric Owren John covered that it had been reported stolen, and had been Sale Parents group meeting Advanced swimmer and Scout M^hurst (1), Don Mlodzinski (3), The change order approved Tlies- Just, Steven Gold, Adam Hostetter, cancelled, police said. SENSE OF COMMUNITY lifeguard — Andy Bartley, William Joseph Murphy (1), Mark Murphy day was for new roof planking and a The East of the River Chapter #129f/ of Parents Michael Ciunci, Peter Lcscoe, Char­ Police said that when the two Wilsons came to pick up Without Raruiers will hold an orientatioi. and informa­ Brown, David Burr, Manny Matute. (2) Phil Nichols (3), Larry Norman new beam. When the roofing les Amma.nii, Jeff Damon, Sean Jayson Medhurst, Joe Ouellette, Eric (2), Danilc North (3), Patrick Os­ the stereo, they were told it was not ready, and would tion meeting for prospective members cn Thursday at Pictcher, Eric Kyper, Quint POspisil, have to come back later. The police were given a descrip­ material was removed, it was dis­ the Coventry Grange Hall on Route 44 a: 7:30 p.m. For Passmore, Van Wilson. borne (2), Erik Owren (4), Ian covered that the beam and the ends Robert Lambert, Phil Nichols, Allan Advanced lifesaving — Martin Fainter (4), TJ Panciera (3), Eric tion of the vehicle they were driving, and stopped them "The little more information, call 649-1949 or 423-8958. Archibald, Stephen Desautcls, Ethan near the store. The officer brought them into the store, of some roof planks had rotted. shop with Balukas, Todd Erickson, Hugo I^ssmore (1), Quint Pospisil (3), Alan Lamson, architect for the Kloehn. Jimenez Hidalgo, David Phillips. Shane Reichle (2), Jason Schumey and an employee identified them as the people who had I big fashion conversion, recommended the Thurs., Fri., Sat. Join Manchester Safe Rides Two years — Will Broneill, Dan The following accomplished the (5), Jon Shaw (3), Charles Sher­ inquired about the stereo. ideas" Manchester Safe Rides seeks new members. People Copeland, Brian Burr, Don Mlod- mile swim: Allan .^rchibald, Brian wood (2), Nick Smith (1), John Mark Wilson was released on $1,000 non-surety bond, change order. He said the $4,571 is between the ages of 15 and 21 who wish to jo'.n can at­ zinski, TJ Pandora, Ian Painter, Rit and Eamie Wilson was held on $1,5(X) bail. Both are the maximum to be allowed, but the Flemming, Chris Langelier, Will Thompson (1), Mark Tracy (1), 20% OFF ^ 'a tend an organizational meeting tonight at 7:30 at St. Osborne, Chester Gary, Jason Wait­ Broneill, Mark Tracy, Scan Fletcher, Dave Valenti (2), George Wales (2), scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior Court on final cost of the added work and Bartholemew’s Roman Catholic Church at ••»5 Ludlow ing, Bryce Johnson. Eric Kyper. Jason Whiting (2), Van Wilson (2), Oct. 16. materials may be less. all Fall merchandise Road. Three years — John Conklin, I^t Yarusewicz (2). After the brief meeting at which Shane Reichle, George Wales, Jamie the change order was approved, the Come in and Save!! MMH programs scheduled Downing, Steven Dore, Ronald directors toured the building to view Open Wed., Thurs., Fri. 'til 8 p.m. Starkweather. Skill awards Public Meetings The October meeting of the Arthritis Support Group the progress on the conversion. The 305 East Canter Street Four years — Shaun Darby, Charles Ammann (3), Allan Ar­ "project is expxjcted to be completed Manchester, Conn. for die Greater Manchester area will be held tonight chibald (3), Michael Ciunci (3), Jeff Advancements jdtno/c/eeni 643-4958 Jayson Cordy, David Phillips, Todd I^lblic meetings scheduled for today: by mid-December. from 7 to 9 in Conference Room C. The film presenta­ Erickson, Manny Matute, Eric Damon (3), Steven Desautcls (3), Recruit — Mark Murphy. tion “Coping with Pain,” prepared by the Arthritis Foun­ Passmore. Scan Fletcher (4), Steven Gold (3), Tenderfoot — Tyrohn Bell, Manchester dation, will be shown, followed by a discussion. Five years — Eric Newton, Mar­ Adam Hostetter (3), Ethan Kloehn Michael Booth-Williams, Michael Mental Health Committee, Lincoln Center gold room, Prior to that meeting there will be a program titled tin Balukas, Jason DeJoannis. (3), Eric Kyper (3), Peter Lcscoe (3), Capodicasa, F^atrick Copieland, Brett 3:30 p.m. 991 Main Street “Understanding die Pain in Our Head: From Migaines to Six years — Jim Hansen, Michael Daniel North (3), Quint Pospisil (3), Dolan, Richard Downing, Tony Andover the Common Tension Headache.” That will be held at 6 Charles Sherwood (3) Pat Figueroa, Brian Flemming, Marcus Manchester, CT . ... Dore, Chris Hoyes, Leonard Sados- Public Safety Building Committee, Andover p.m. in the H. Louise Ruddell Auditorium at the hospi­ Yarusewicz (3), Mark Murphy (9), Hatfield, Steven Kaleta, Kurtis ky, Jon Mullen, Robert Gess, Nate firehouse, 7:30 p.m. 647-9126 tal. Gohla. Erik Owren (4), David Valenti (4), Lambert, Chris Langelier, Justin Jason Schumey (5). 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ONE DAY ONLY OCT. 12th 9:30 amto 8pm Paid for bv the Democratic Town Committee, Paul Phillips, Treasurer Lowest on record 25. set in 1956. a fourth-grader at Washington School. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Oct. 11, 1989—5 •<—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Ocl. 11, 1989 Tenants told Campaign Notes . . . Morrison raps Lawyer asks no prison time for Aparo Strikers, cops clash Campaign '89 to take part Howroyd names chairmen HARTFORD (AP) — The lawyer for Karin Aparo is accused of planning the slaying of her on Finast picket line O’Neill over Aparo, accused of planning the slaying of her mother for more than a year along with her former Co-chairpersons of the election campaign of Josh in decisons boyfriend, Dennis Coleman, now 21. Coleman mother, has filed a motion asking that she be given a WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — At the road. Buckno, a ‘real doer,’ plans Howroyd are Brigid M. Fitzgerald and Kevin M. special form of probation that carries no sentence. recently pleaded guilty and has agreed to testify the end of a day marred by clashes One man who was walking across O’Brien. HARTFORD (AP) — Tenants in Aparo is schooled to go on trial in November on during Aparo’s trial that she begged him to kill her between strikers and police who had the street in front of the lead truck Howroyd, a Democratic candidate for the Board of 2 decisions charges of being an accessory to murder and con­ mother. public housing need to feel they can to escort trucks through a picket line was shoved aside by a policeman Directors, has announced the formation of a cam­ Coleman has said that he strangled Joyce Aparo change the environment in which spiracy to commit murder in the death of her mother, to a Finast Supermarket warehouse, wielding a baton, .strikers said. They to focus on long-range goals paign committee with Theodore T. Cummings as By Judd Everhart they live, according to a report that Joyce Aparo. with a stocking Aug. 5, 1987, in the Glastonbury a Superior Court judge issued a said George Mitchell, 58, was treasurer. The Associated Press recommends withdrawing public Less than a week ago, Aparo’s case was placed on condominium she shared with her only daughter. restraining order limiting the num­ knocked to the ground and arrested. money in the future, according to Fntzgerald, a native of East Hartford, was active in According to the statute that provides for the By Nancy Concelman funding from public housing the adult trial list. Aparo, now 18, was 16 when her ber of pickets allowed at the site, He was charged with breach of Buckno. Democratic politics in her hometown for many years HARTFORD — Gov. William A. O’Neill has a lack­ prcuial accelerated rehabilitation, the program is for Manchester Herald authorities that do not encourage mother was killed. police said. peace, interfering with a police of­ Due to the town’s lack of plan­ before moving to Manchester. A graduate of Central luster management style that can been seen in the early tenants to take part in decision­ If Aparo were granted the probation, she would “persons accused of a crime, not of a serious nature.” The judge’s order, sought by ficer and second-degree riot, police ning, there have been many “Band- Connecticut State University, she is employed as the After listening to complaints, retirement program for state employees and the recent making. serve no prison time and would be placed on proba­ But the law docs not prohibit defendants charged Finast and issued late Tuesday, said. Aid approaches” taken on some assistant director of governmental relations for the resignation of an O’Neill cabinet member, says U.S. Rep. debating on controversial issues, “We have a massive tenant tion for as much as two years, after which her with murder from applying for the special probation. limits Teamsters union local 559 to projects that have cost the town a lot University of Connecticut. She was a member of the State Rep. Richard D. T\ilisano, D-Rocky Hill, shaking hands and knocking on Bruce A. Morrison. population with no say-so in how criminal record could be cras^. 16 pick ets at each of the “Before you know it, he of money, Buckno said. staff of U.S. Sen. Christopher Dodd. She lives at 210 Morrison, who hopes to challenge O’Neill for the chairman of the legislative judiciary committee, said doors last year, Susan M. Buckno is they live,” said John Wardlaw, co- If convicted of the accessory and conspiracy char­ warehouse’s two entrance gates, (Mitchell) was on the ground, and When the town closed the High­ 1990 Democratic gubernatorial nomination, raised a back, and she’s ready to do it again. Pine St. chairman of the 53-mcmbcr task ges, Aparo could be sentenced to 80 years in prison. Tuesday he docs not believe accelerated rehabilita­ Windsor Locks Police Chief Wil­ there was a policeman on lop of him land Park elementary school in 1984 O’Brien is a partner in the law firm of O’Brien and tion was ever intended for defendants charged with Buckno, 42, a Republican can­ series of questions T\iesday about the thinking that went force that made the recommenda­ Aparo’s attorney, Hubert J. Santos, declined to liam Gifford said. handcuffing him,” said Thomas because of declining enrollments, it Higgins and is a former Manchester town attorney. into the retirement program and last month’s resignation murder or murder-related offenses. didate for the Manchester Board of tions Tuesday. “We cannot per­ comment on his reasons for filing for the probation. On "Ricsday, there were more than Marinak, a warehouse worker from did not take into consideration the O’Brien, a member of the Democratic Town Com­ of Mental Retardation Commissioner Brian R. Lensink. The motion was filed TUesday. Windsor Locks. Directors, said she is more comfort­ effects of a development boom, petuate a culture of dependency. We 50 sU'ikcrs blocking a narrow road at mittee, has been active in a number of campaigns in­ Morrison, a four-term congressman from Hamden, need to be taking as much respon­ able pounding the pavement and Buckno said. The school was cluding those of David Barry, John TTiompson, the truck entrance to the complex Marinak said he thought police said Connecticut citizens deserved to hear O’Neill’s sibility as we can and placing it in meeting voters than giving speeches reopened this year at a cost of about Stephen Penny and Peter P. DiRosa Jr. O’Brien lives and another 15 to 20 pickets walked used excessive force to arrest or debating before audiences, al­ thoughts on Lensink’s leaving, which was disclosed by the hands of tenants.” a line outside the main gate to $880,000 to handle a projected in­ at 252 Bush Hill Road. the governor’s office on Sept. 29 after O’Neill had left Mitchell. “He had his hands in his though she did all of those things crease in enrollment. Cummings is a member of the Democratic Town Man killed when ditch collapses Finast’s regional headquarters. pockets. He wasn’t doing anything. during her unsuccessful bid last year on a European trade mission. O’Neill won’t be back until With more say over how housing To escort trucks in and out of the Buckno said she would like the Committee, president of the Board of Directors of Sunday. projects arc managed, the estimated It was uncalled for,” Marinak said. for a scat on the state House of administration and Board of Direc­ New Hope Manor, vice-chairman of the Connecticut Victim’s daughter died in horseback riding accident in May warehouse, the Windsor Locks Representatives in the 13th Assemb­ “We haven’t gotten a clear answer as to whether this is 80,000 public-housing residents ]X)licc had to call in reinforcements Gifford said he had “received no tors to spend a little more time on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission, and a former Brian Lensink’s personal choice to leave and there’s no statewide will share more respon­ ly District. proposals for expansion of member of the town’s Conservation Commission. He from surrounding towns, Sgt. John complaints of excessive force at all” “She is a tireless campaigner,” change in direction required, or whether the governor sibilities, Wardlaw said. SUFFIELD (AP) — A 44-ycar- was buried by the dirt, police said. visited the scene TUesday, but offi­ MacDougald said. The town’s and that there was no indication that municipal offices. lives at 78 North Elm St. believed that there was a problem with Mr. Lensink’s Republican Town Committee Chair­ Among the task force’s proposals old Enfield man was killed when a His brother, F^ul, and an equip­ cials declined to comment on the in­ police department has only about 20 excessive force had been used in The directors voted earlier this stewardship,” Morrison told a state Capitol news con­ vestigation. man John I. Garsidc Jr. said. is for the Legislature to order each ditch he was digging collapsed on ment operator, Kevin Ferguson, dug officers, MacDougald said. making the arrests. SUSAN M. BUCKNO month to hold a Nov. 7 referendum Surriner, an Enfield native, had Buckno lost to Democrat John W. Epstein pushes recycling ference. of the state’s public housing him, police said. with shovels and their hands for 10 More than 500 members of ... "long-range goals" on a proposal to build an addition to O’Neill’s legal counsel, Howard G. Rifkin, has said been an auxiliary police captain Two others, Richard Dunn, 43, Thompson by 1,387 votes, an im­ Joyce Epstein, a Democratic candidate for the authorities to create tenant organiz.a minutes before they reached Sur- Teamsters union Local 559 began a the Municipal Building and renovate Stanley Surriner, who with his since 1974. In May, his 12-ycar-old and Norman Zeppa, 40, were also pressive showing, some of her Board of Directors, has advocated that Manchester the decision to leave was entirely Lensink’s. tions and to reward with state grants rincr. strike Monday against the Finast Su­ that structure and Lincoln Center. The commissioner’s 4i/2-year tenure was marked by brothers ran a business removing daughter, Lisa, died in a horseback arrested in the clash. Dunn was Republican colleagues said, con­ infrastructure and traffic, the quality greatly expand its waste recycling program and has those authorities that actively en­ A medical team from the Sufficld permarket chain. Tempers flared Voters will be a.sked to approve the criticism from parents of mentally retarded people, ten­ and installing fuel tanks, was stand­ riding accident. charged with third-degree criminal sidering that she has never held an of the town’s water and condition of outlined a number of steps toward that goal in a posi­ courage tenant participation in Volunteer Ambulance Association Tuesday, and three pickets and a sidewalks. issuance of $13 million in long-term sion with the union that represents the agency’s workers ing in a 9-foot ditch behind Sufficld “He took (his daughter’s) death mischief, reckless endangerment elected office. tion paper. management decisions. Academy Tuesday when soil began tried to revive him before a Life Star UTick driver were arrested in two Buckno said she isn’t sure what bonds for the proposed project. and increasing tension between his department and the hard, but was beginning to come and breach of peace. Zeppa was Still, Buckno has been involved. The expanded municipd space is The steps include educating citizens to combat to crumble on top of him, a worker helicopter arrived and flew him to confrontations between striking the town can do to address some of General Assembly. His resignation is effective Jan. 31. The task force also recommended around,” said Enfield police Lt. charged with breach of peace and in­ She has served on the Human Rela­ “something we desperately need,” what she calls the ingrained “throw-away” mindset. told police. Hartford Hospital, where he was workers and police. those issues, but she believes a little In his letter of resignation, Lensink told O’Neill that a number of policy suggestions, Robert Boula. “I don’t think he had terfering with a police officer. tions Commission since January Buckno said, but added, “I think it’s She says “away” in Manchester means discarding pronounced dead about 1 p.m. As two trailer trucks tried to make planning could go a long way he was leaving in part because he believes “a personal­ such as that tenants be notified The worker yelled out a warning a bad bone in him. He always 1988 and is active in the Martin something that does require a lot of things in the town’s landfill at a relatively inexpen­ their way down the narrow road to Mitchell, Dunn and Zeppa were School PfA. She was the first toward solving many problems. sive cost which will increase if the town is forced to ized controversy over the commissioner can only be a before decisions are made about and Surriner tried to climb out, but A U.S. Occupational Safety and smiled. 1 don’t think he had a single the warehouse shortly after 11 a.m., all released on bail and arc study. The question is ... is it some­ Health AdminisU'ation investigator enemy in this town.” female member of the Manchester ‘The way I lead my life is a very join a uash-to-energy plant plan. disservice to pxjople with mental retardation.” demolition, rehabilitation or any slid to the bottom of the ditch and police moved to clear pickets from scheduled to appear in court Oct. 24. thing that we can utilize 50,75 years Morrison said he did not know all the reasons for the matter affecting the quality of life in Rotary Club. organized, planned way,” Buckno from now?” She said in the paper that one key to recycling is to resignation, but said the public deserves comment from housing projects; that tenants have She is a real estate agent for the said. “I’d like to sec long-range Buckno said one of her main con­ make the process as convenient as possible for all OCTOBER 9-15, 1989 the governor. more say in how residents of public H. Pearce Co. and is pursuing a goals developed for the town.” cerns is that Manchester’s govern­ householders to participate. Jackie Barron, O’Neill’s deputy press secretary, said housing are selected; and that the degree in commercial real estate. “I wonder, can we cut spending? I ment is moving away from the She also advocates working through the Greater ITALIAN she expects O’Neill to comment when he returns from Department of Housing provide as­ Garsidc said Buckno’s lack of ex­ don’t know,” Buckno said. “I think people. She said if elected, she Manchester Chamber of Commerce to find ways in Europe. sistance in identifying and aiding HERITAGE perience in an elected office won’t if you have some long-range plan­ would continue to employ her cam­ which commercial establishments that use dumpsters work against her. Buckno is a doer, ning, yes, it can be conu-ollcd.” can resolve the difficulties in separating waste As for Morrison, she said: “It is clear he has decided to prospective tenant leaders. paign strategy and deal with resi­ WEEK l-WWWWWiC who listens to people’s complaints She praised new Town Manager materials for recycling. campaign by criticizing.” Wardlaw, the executive director as proclaimed by the and follows through, he said. Richard J. Sartor for his proposal for dents face to face. She also recommends that the town government The congressman also said the retirement incentive of the Hartford Housing Authority, /I Mayor o f Manchester During last year’s campaign, a community survey that will help “There’s a lot of discontent” lead the way by achieving 100 percent recycling program, crafted this year by Democratic legislative said the report represented a com­ 1 1 Buckno said, she found out what the administration establish long- among voters, Buckno said. “I don’t throughout town offices. leaders with help from the O’Neill administration, had promise between the view of some Manchester UNICO ...... > i concerns Manchester residents: in­ range goals for the town. The think their needs are being Epstein says a recycling education program should not been well thought out. tenants who wanted complete creased spending, the effect of $15,000 needed for the survey is responded to. Obviously I wouldn’t include information that certain kinds of plastics, Almost 3,000 senior state employees took advantage Is proud to honor management control and some hous­ another famous heavy development on the town’s well spent, and may save the town be running if I thought they were.” motor oil, and other material can be recycled, and of thee retirement incentives, including bonus pension ing officials who objected to tenant payments and fully paid medical insurance for life. When that leaves make good compost. groups’ assuming any management Italian TO OUR VALUED CUSTOMERS: She says the town government should consider it was created, it was expected that 2,000 would apply responsibility. repurchasing recycled materials as a means of in­ and that the state would save $25 million. DANTE Where have all the years gone? We are now in our 49th year at the same Main Street Wetlands protection, station, creasing the market for them because the supply now Morrison said there had been little thought given to “This is a true partnership,” location! We sure have grown some! You "old timers" may remember our 12 ’x 8 0 ’ exceeds the demand. She added that accomplishing who would retire and from what state agencies. Wardlaw said. “There was a miscon­ ALIGHIERI store- -andnowweare 65’x 125 ' with two full floors of bothRegularandBigand ception about the task force that it the recycling goals will require firm leadership and “It’s really a question of management practice,” Mor­ ( - ) Tall Sizes. an enlightened citizenry. rison said. Asked if he would have veto<^ the plan had was an attempt to ram tenant- 1265 1321 This is all due to our manyfriends who have patronized us all these years! Now we are park on Republicans’ agenda Epstein is a realtor and a former teacher. he been governor, Morrison said: “From what I know of management down the throats of Author of the Divine Comedy, 49 years years young - soon a half century. We thank all for making these years such the program, I would not have approved it.” public housing authorities.” truly one of the world's greatest Happy Years and look forward to greeting you "old timers" and "new timers" on this poets, whose style 'stands firmly proposed that some agency other They said an agreement between State Commissioner of Housing as a model for all poets." Con- Happy Anniversary! By Alex Girelli than the PZC have authority over the town and the district forbids the John Papandrea, who commissioned traiy to the times, nis insistence We continue to make this one pledge to you ...We will never be satisfied unless you, Manchester Herald wetlands. Ronald Osella said the district from expanding without the task force a year ago, gave his in the use of the vernacular (Ital Louis Apter our customer, are completely satisfied. That pledge always made good .sense, good Bernard Apter Chairman of tho Board PZC also has conhol over develop­ town permission. Democrats urge school fund support to a proposed law that ian) rather than Latin, was a mile­ business and good friends! Prosidont Republican candidates for the ment and the dual roles create con­ would enable the department to stone in the formation of the She and Irish also said the town town Board of Directors Tuesday flicts. withhold rental subsidies or pure Italian Language. proposed changes in town govern­ fire department has spent too much save money from one fiscal year to He suggested the wetlands By Rick Santos school parking lots and playgrounds, rehabilitation money to authorities. Sponsored by: ment that would expand the money repairing old trucks and the next. Any unused money goes replacing heating systems, replacing authority be given to the Conserva­ Manchester Herald “There is no issue of greater sig­ W J . IRISH THE UNBELIEVABLE THE UNBEATABLE authority of the Parks and Recrea­ tion Commission. He praised the ef­ needs to buy new apparatus. back to the town of Manchester, carpet, and roofing projects. tion Commission, re-establish a where school funds originate. nificance in Connecticut because of INSURANCE forts of Arthur Glaeser, chairman of Town Fire Chief John Rivosa said Two Democratic candidates for “None of the projects are of the Youth Commission and take Bogli said there is the possibility the drugs and devastation in public the Consert'ation Commission, to Tuesday a study is being made now the Board of Education arc propos­ nature that they n e ^ a quick fix,” AGENCY authority for wetlands control out of of establishing the account through housing,” Papandrea said. DotanuSOff SultSalel BotMUSOO* Blazer Sale protect the environment. Glaeser is a of how much has been spent on ap­ ing the school system establish a Lappen said, other than re-paving the hands of the Planning and the town’s Board of Directors, and Democrat. paratus repair in the past two years, method of storing money for major the high school parking lot, a project Zoning Commission. she has discussed the proposal with Osella also said that an ordinance but he said he feels the expense for school maintenance projects in a he and Bogli are estimating will cost 25,000 PRICED VOLUMES, ALL SUBJECTS The proposals were made at a them. to protect the town’s underground repairs was justified. He also said reserve account that would save the approximately $300,000. Art news conference held by the can­ “They, too, see the need to plan “By saving for these kinds of ex­ Humor water supplies came to a halt when bids have been taken on two new town money. Uaed. Rare. Out-Of-Print... Sold & Bought didates. The candidates also for maintenance of our aging school Mutle the Democrats capitulated to opposi­ trucks and are under study now. Incumbent Terry Bogli and fellow penses, we will also avoid the inter­ reiterated their questions of a town facilities,” she said. Women tion from the Greater Manchester He said an attempt to take bids in Democrat Craig Lappen announced est expense that would be incurred if Cratte plan to locate a fire station at a site There are 14 school buildings, Chamber of Commerce. April 1988 was abandoned when the plan Tuesday ^temoon at a we used a bond issue to fund the Moviee on Tolland Turnpike and Deming On the firehouse issue, candidate only one bidder came to a pre-bid one of which is 15 years old, the rest projects,” Lappen said. Nature BOOKS!! press conference at Bogli’s Pitkin more than 20 years old. Indiana Street. Ellen Burns Landers said the conference. And Rivosa said the Recent bond issues for elemen­ National Search for Out-of-PrInt Books Street home. Lappen said the types of projects My alary J300 Democratic plans for Center proposed location of the station is department has been putting aside tary school projects have faced Nature •Regular and Big & Tall Sizes “The fund would be like a savings the fund would be used for are those Springs Park also was a topic of dis­ only a half mile from the boundary money for six years for capital e- account, by which we could save an criticism that they were excessive SelFIc •Regular and Big &Tall Sizes too large to be included in the nor­ Anilquaa •Free Alterations cussion. of the Eighth Utilities District. The quipment and now has $320,000 for because they included maintenance amount each year toward the cost of mal annual maintenance budget and Religion Susan Buckno proposed giving district provides fire protection for that purpose as well as about costs that could have been avoided Thaatar •Suit Sale Ends October 14th •Free Alterations major capital improvements and too small to be funded through the Parks and Recreation Commis­ much of the northern section of $100,000 for major repair. spread the cost of those improve­ if the repairs were done earlier, the Eric Sloane bonding. Some examples are paving New England sion, which is now an advisory town. On other issues, candidate J. Rus­ ments over several years,” Lappen candidates said. board, broader powers to make Heritage Preas Bums Landers, a firefighter in the sell Smyth said he has consistently said. Wallaea Nutting decisions on the park and recreation district fire department, said the advocated more money for the “This way,” he said, “necessary Thornton BurgMS program. She also proposed reviving Joaaph C. Lincoln 100% COTTON firehouse would be too far away police budget. maintenance is not postponed to a Qena Stratton Porter. BOOKS & BIRDS 100% WOOL a Youth Commission. from the Meadowbrook Field He added Democratic Director The town had a youth commis­ point that the final cost is in­ Oil Salk, Prop. residential subdivision being Stephen T. Cassano wants to restore creased.” 519 E. Middle Tpke. sion years ago which has dissolved. developed east of Vernon Street in Center Spings I^ k but it should be We also However, the candidates said the . Manchester, CT DRESS SHIRTS Efforts to revive it failed and the Beautiful i i i SLACKS the northeast comer of town. left to drug addicts, a proposal Specialize (203) 64B-3449 fund cannot presently be set up in : 0> i o 5 ! 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(Rf. 6), Manchester • 647-7077 J Call 645-8122 to Register Nowl , TELEPHONE (203) 643-1211 Exit 60 ott 1-64 - Minutes from Hartford I DOT #2191 ICC #218409 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Oct. 11. 1989—7 6—MANCMES I’ER HERALD, Wednesday, ( k t . 11, 1989 Gramm-Rudman cuts seen NATION & WORLD WASHINGTON (AP) — Con­ Michel, R-Ill. capital gains cut, a shrinkage of gressional leaders believe their dis­ Mitchell said he believed the Medicare benefits for extremely ill pute over the capital gains tax cut chances of avoiding the Gramm- elderly patients, an expansion of pushed by President Bush is virtual­ GLASTONBURY GLASTONBURY MANCHESTER Rudman reductions are “extremely federal day care programs and other CONTEMPORARY ly certain to trigger the Gramm- remote.” initiatives. CONTEMPORARY COLONIAL Economic model theory wins Nobel Rudman law’s automatic spending Reduced. Nestled in its o w n nature pn Built in 1850 with a 1988 addition Is this A four b ed room C o n te m p o ra ry w ith 3 full The air of defeat has arisen be­ Working out a way to pare those serve of 7 plus acres is this 21 /2 bath, 2 a 2600 sq. ft. hom e w ith easy access to Rte baths in u fir R s Mcxintain Faims. This cuts next week. cause of the complicated dispute items from the legislation — and for garage Contemporary. 2. 4 bedroom s, 2 1/2 baths, 3 fireplaces. hom e IS immaculate throughout. Fire- 0.slo University since 1948. 5289,900. placed family roo m , central air. 5 ^5 0 ,0 0 0 . STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) — Trygve Ragnar Frisch, who won the prize in 1%9, the Their assessment came TUesday that has tied up congressional the House and Senate to agree to a Haavclmo of Norway won the Nobel Memorial first year it was awarded. Haavclmo, the son of a school administrator, is after House and Senate leaders of a member of the American Economic Association leaders for the past week. compromise bill — makes it all but Pri/.e in Economic Science today for showing in The prize is worth about $469,(XK). both parties failed again to unravel Republican senators arc preparing impossible to finish the task by next the 1940s that mathematical formulas could be Haavclmo was home in the Oslo suburb of and the American Academy of Arts and Sicicnces. their differences over the proposed He was bom Dec. 13, 1911, in the Norwegian to force the chamber to vote on a Monday, leaders concede. used to predict the bewildering shifts in the Bacrum when the news was announced, officials capital gains tax reduction. plan to lower the capital gains tax in “The time to have stripped the bill economy. at Oslo University said. No one answered the town of Skedsmo. The argument has delayed Senate an effort to honor Bush’s campaign down ... was before we enacted it,” Haavclmo’s work pioneered the field of telephone at his home. The academy said Haavclmo’s theories over­ debate on a related $14 billion came the problems economists faced because they pledge for a cut in the rate. Bush Foley told reporters. econometrics by explaining how random samples Meghnad Desai, a professor at the London deficit-cutting bill. Unless that legis­ says a rate cut will stimulate The Gramm-Rudman cuts will be CONDO were unable to test their ideas in the same ways as CAPE RANCH can be evaluated to forecast economic events, the School of Economics, said: “I’m very happy he lation is passed by Monday, economic activity and boost federal triggered Monday if the projected MANCHESTER OLD SAYBROOK VERNON scientists who work in laboratories. Royal Swcdi.sh Academy of Sciences said in an­ got the prize ... There has been a tendency to give automatic cuts in many defense and revenues. deficit for the 1990 fiscal year, 3 bedroom s, 1 112 baths, updated heating Located on Maple Ave. and only minutes First floor 1 bedroom Condo. Pnvaie en­ nouncing tlic award. prizes to people wbo benefited from his work and Economists also could not weed out the in­ system and kitchen. Close to schools. to the water. Water view from deck. trance. Owner, agent financing. 584,900. domestic programs — expected to Democratic leaders oppose the which began Oct. 1, is not below 5329,900. Econometrics holds that economic theories can fluence of millions of individual decisions that he has been in danger of being ignored.” total about $16 billion — will take idea, arguing it would cost the $110 billion. W e have land on Merrow Rd. (Rte. 195) In Tolland. Two approved lots. 1.69 acres and 10.50 acres. 575,000 and $134,900 respectively. people and companies make that disturb the be proven by testing them with mathematical and Haavclmo’s 1941 doctoral thesis, which he effect. government billions of dollars in the models theorists devised. The Congressional Budget Office We have a nice bulldlnq lot In Andover on East Street Lightly wooded and room to roam on Its 2.67 acres. At least one horse allowed. statistical models. presented at Harvard University, “had a swift and “You’re not going to avoid” the long run. M a n ch e ste r p h o n e e xchan g e.______Assar Lindbcck, chairman of the prize commit­ pathbreaking influence on tbc development of cutbacks. Senate Minority Leader projected Tuesday that the shortfall Haavclmo overcame these difficulties by intro­ But the Democratic leadership is will be $141.3 billion. This would A new listing. Just arrived In time for this ad. Mill River Condos In South Windsor. One bedroom, first floor, wooded view and applianced tee, called Haavelmo “the father of modem econometrics,” the academy said in a summary of Bob Dole, R-Kan„ said after a near­ w ith u p g ra d e d c arpe t.______ducing the idea of statistical probability. on the defensive, realizing that most call for cuts of $41.3 billion, divided econometrics” and a dominant figure in post-war his achievements. ly two-hour private session. “1 think senators favor some capital gains SPRING RIDGE SUBDIVISION (Bobby Lane, Manchester) BUY A BUILDING LOT for 5135,000 (30 to 36,000 sq. ft) or have CONN. VALLEY “He also showed that misleading interpretations evenly between defense and domes­ BUILDERS BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME. 2,500 MINIMUM SQUARE FOOTAGE, about 5375,000.______economic theories. His theories “gave rise to extraordinarily rapid we’re all pretty much in agreement reduction, and so they are trying to of individual relations due to interdependence tic programs. Bloomfield 8 room Ranch, 2 car garage. 5165,000. “Through his new economic theory, scientists methodological development” and established cannot be avoided unless all relations in a on that.” reach an agreement with the GOP have learned to anticipate how governmental in­ “the foundation of modem econometric methods,” theoretical model are estimated simultaneously,” Dole met in the Capitol with that would prevent a capital gains The CBO projections, however, stitutions react and how they influence people’s the statement said. the academy said. Senate Democratic Leader George amendment — and other controver­ arc merely advisory. The White Jack Lappen Realty decisions,” Lindbcck said when announcing the Haavclmo went to the United States on a Rock­ Mitchell of Maine, House Speaker sial issues — from being added to House’s Office of Management and 164 E. Center Street, Manchester, CT 643-4263 prize. efeller grant in 1939, was a professor at the In such areas as investment theories and Thomas S. Foley, D-Wash., and the deficit-reduction bill. Budget issues its binding projections Haavclmo, 77, a professor of economics at Oslo University of Chicago and worked for the Nor­ economic development, “Haavelmo’s approach House Minority Leader Robert That measure includes a two-year Monday. University, was the second Norwegian to win the wegian Trade Commission. has resulted in influential and far-reaching con­ economics prize. 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Call 647-1419 lo reserve. 8—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Oct. 11, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Oct. 11, 1989—9 OPINION Copter Glitch will delay shuttle 4 days South Africa plans crash CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — A judge Crippen, director of the Mission Management Team, prisoner release as cleared the Atlantis for launch, but a computer glitch which gives final launch clearance. boi^... Drug war forced NASA to delay the space shuttle’s planetary “The worst condition is that we would shut down Downturn of mission for at least four days. an engine and have to abort the flight and we want to Engineers today were replacing a faulty engine make sure there is no probability of that.” show of conciliation requires kills 5 control system that forced the postponement. The Sieck said repairs began immediately. It required coffee prices delay was announced Tbesday night, shortly after a opening up the engine compartment to get at the JOHANNESBURG, South Africa Anglican Archbishop Desmond TUtu LACEY TOWNSHIP. N J. (AP) federal judge rejected a request by three anti-nuclear computer, which is the size of a 17-inch portable (AP) — The government says it will and the Rev. Frank Chikanc, general elite force — A helicopter’s main rotor fell off groups that the launch, which had been scheduled for television and controls all engine functions during free five African National Congress secretary of the South African before it crashed onto a highway Thursday, be halted. liftoff. leaders jailed 25 years ago with Nel­ Council of Churches. boosts drugs O . median, killing all five aboard, in­ Officials said the liftoff of Atlantis and its Jupiter- The countdown, which began Monday, was halted. son Mandela, but the man most Mandela, told of the releases in bound Galileo probe could be rescheduled as early as black South Africans consider their advance, was with a group of anti- By Jack Anderson cluding three of the Trump Or­ Shuttle workers received the bad news not long Monday, but they would not have a definite date for a after getting the news from U.S. District Judge Oliver leader will stay in prison. apartheid leaders at his home on the and Dale Van Atta______ganization’s top casino executives, Lower coffee prices prompt more Andean said a witness and authorities. day or two. Gasch in Washington that they could proceed with President F.W. dc Klerk said Victor Verster prison farm north of NASA wants to launch Atlantis as soon as possible eight aging prisoners, including Cape Town when state television planters to shift to another cash crop: coca leaves WASHINGTON — President Bush’s “There was a loud bang, like a launch preparations. because Jupiter will be in the proper position only The anti-nuclear groups had sought to block the leading ANC political strategist made the announcement. and paste, but the Bush administration is unwilling strategy to win the war against drugs piston rod going,” said Tom Murray, until Nov. 21; any delay beyond that would push the Walter Sisulu, would soon be “Mr. Mandela said he would overlooked the most effective weapon of 38, of East Providence, R.I., who liftoff on grounds that radioactive plutonium-238 to acknowledge the connection. ^ i/y- o m \. particles would spread over east-central Florida if At­ released to “contribute to the spirit greatly enjoy his sleep tonight after all. The surest way to put drug uaffickers was camping near the site of Tues­ flight off until mid-1991. Early this summer ... the Colombian govern­ If a postponement goes beyond 10 days, Galileo’s lantis exploded. The plutonium is in two nuclear- of reconciliation which is presently all his efforts to secure their out of business, in our opinion, is to go day afternoon’s crash, a wooded ment pleaded with the United States to support an thicket between north- and south­ altered course then would miss the opportunity for powered generators that provide electricity for the evident in our country.” release,” said Murphy Morobe, a after their profits. the spacecraft to take the first closcup look at two Galileo. He gave not date but a prison offi­ spokesman for the banned United extension of the International Coffee Agreement We urge Congress to create a “National bound lanes of the Garden State “The court concludes that NASA has complied cial said it would be within two Democratic Front anti-apartheid al­ to keep coffee prices stable. Instead, the U.S. trade Finance Guard” to track, intercept and Ptrkway. asteroids, Gaspra and Ida. ' The space agency also has two other shuttle weeks. liance. seize drug profits. This should be an elite “It fell below the tree line and I with r^uirements of the National Environmental representative’s office helped dismantle the agree­ launches planned this year, and any lengthy delay Protection Act,” Gasch said. Anti-apartheid activists welcomed He quoted the 71-year-old ANC force of the nation’s sharpest financial ex­ didn’t sec it crash,” he said. “It went ment, which has unleashed a price war and caused could affect that schedule. ■fiicsday’s announcement but called leader as saying to South Africans: perts, empowered by Congress to monitor straight down. ... It seemed like an Justice Department attorneys representing the Na­ the move insufficent unless the “The people arc going to be greatly coffee prices, in real tcims, to drop to their lowest banking transactions, subpoena financial eternity watching it.” The decision to hold up the mission came after en­ tional Aeronautics and Space Administration argued government also legalizes banned endowed by the leadership who arc level in 40 years. No one on the ground was hurt. gineers tested the master controller in one of three that Galileo’s $1.5 billion, six-year mission to Jupiter records and confiscate assets that are il­ organizations, frees Mandela and More farmers will abandon coffee and turn to State police Sgt. Anthony Aceto main shuttle engines and could not learn why it had carried very low risks. They said the nuclear coming out of jail.” legally acquired. lifts restrictions on many black said the main rotor was found a given a false signal about low pressure on a fuel generators were well shielded and similar to 38 “This unexpected turn of events the more profitable venture (of coca).... The The National Security Agency already leaders not in prison. will take the townships by storm and quarter-mile from the crash site pump, said launch director Bob Sicck. Subsequent generators that have flown on 22 previous space mis­ result is more economic muscle for the drug has the resources to eavesdrop on the sions. “What is the use of releasing thousands will welcome them drug rings, intercept their communica­ about 30 miles north of Atlantic tests did not duplicate Monday night’s bad reading. kingpins. The anti-nuclear groups said that if they lost in them when we still have a state of home,” the Sowetan, the nation’s tions and uace their banking transactions City, where the helicopter was “We have to ascertain that we completely under­ court they would attempt to halt the launch by trying emergency and when our organiza­ largest black daily ncw.spapcr, said The coffee issue makes Bush’s recent speech to electronically. Since the Medellin cocaine returning the executives from New the nation ring hollow. Bush promised a “coor­ 'NkTeK U?\\ILU. T\\t CN?\TI(L ^ 4^ YIoRUP... York City. stand the problem and that there is no chance it will to infiltrate the Kennedy Space Center and put people tions arc still banned?” the Rev. today. cartel of Colombia is a subterranean su­ reoccur in flight and put us in jeopardy,” said Bob on the launch pad. Allan Boesak asked 4,000 people at The National Transportation In Blackpool, England, Prime dinated, cooperative commitment of all our federal perpower that threatens U.S. security, the a rally at the University of the Minister Margaret Thatcher wel­ agencies” in the war on drugs. Isn’t the U.S. trade National Security Agency should focus Safety Board investigators were looking into a rotor malfunction, Western Cape Tuesday night. comed the announcement of the its all-seeing and all-hearing devices on “Eight is not enough, with representative’s office a federal agency? said Frank Ghiorsi, the agency’s releases, calling it “a major step in the drug uaffickers. detainees and political prisoners, in­ the right direction.” — The Bulletin, Bend, Ore. Washington should then call upon all regional director. Levin seeking $1 million Colombian journalists slain cluding Nelson Mandela, still being The releases had been expected as “If the main rotor separated from nations to adopt emergency laws and held hostage,” said Boesak, presi­ Levin takes some satisfaction, the rest of the aircraft, it was out of ammunition for Mrs. Thatcher to His support now for attorney general treaties that would authorize the confisca­ dent of the World Alliance of By Bob Conrad however, in claiming the support of Pres­ control.” Ghiorsi told reporters. BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — million, said the editor, who asked rio, killing four people before flee­ use at the Commonwealth summit includes conservatives like McCavanagh tion of drug money, with severe penalties Reformed Churches. ton Harding, a Droney law firm partner. Drug traffickers claimed respon­ not to be identified for security ing. Manrique is a known recruiting against imposing further economic Jay Levin expects to spend a million and liberals like state Rep. Lynn Taborsak against banks that knowingly launder The government has indicated When Levin concentrates on finances, He said investigators were look­ sibility for the assassination of two reasons. ground for “sicarios,” or assassins sanctions on South Africa because dollars in his campaign to be elected Con­ of Danbury. It splits some towns; Bristol dirty dollars. Nations that refuse to Mandela may be released within the he is also lining up the support he knows ing for the tail rotor to help them employees of k crusading anti-drug Drug traffickers have issued state­ used by drug traffickers. its white-controlled government Rep. Steve Duffy is for him; Sen. Steve cooperate, such as I^am a, should be next few months. necticut attorney general next year, so his is essential if he is to maintain the re-create the problem. Investigators newspaper and threatened to kill its ments under the name The Ex­ denies the black majority a say in fund-raising dance card is full as he skips Casey of that city is with Blumenthal. barred from access to the international State radio acknowledged in an momentum that really got its start on the say the loss of one of the two rotors remaining 11 workers in Medellin if traditables. The country’s top Police said that they not been able national affairs. The summit, in around the state putting together a war LitcWfield County High Sheriff Carolyn monetary system. day after Joe Lieberman of New Haven could have caused the other to fall they don’t leave. cocaine barons fear extradition to to establish the motives for the kill­ editorial today that the prisoners Malaysia, begins Oct. 18. chest to get him there. Wakefield supports Levin. These moves would permit the ings of Sarasty or the four people in have a constituency among South was elected to the U.S. Senate, leaving off. A magazine journalist and four the United States, which seeks to put Dc Klerk said the men would be For man-in-motion Levin, money may “Finance Guard” to intercept drug profits Manrique. Africa’s black majority and need to the job of attorney general open. other people also were gunned down them on trial. freed “as soon as the necessary for­ The 38-year-old attorney from New be vital but organization is a key also. before they can be launder^ and strip the Trump spokesman Dan Klores Tuesday in Colombia’s cocaine traf­ In announcing the anti-drug cam­ be part of negotiations. Levin says he and former Senator “We’re building a network,” he says. The El Espectador editor denied malities” arc handled. A prison offi­ London has about $100,000 on hand now. drug dealers of their assets. Billions of identified the executives as Stephen ficking capital. paign, President Virgilio Barco put “Where Walter Sisulu ... and Majority Leader Dick Schneller of Essex dollars should be confiscated, enough to local radio reports that the paper’s cial said privately the process can That’s about a third of the amount his Political notes Hyde, 43, chief executive officer of The shootings in Medellin fol­ in place emergency decrees restor­ others arc recognized by some com­ rival, lawyer Dick Blumenthal of Stam­ talked for two hours that day about run­ finance the continuing war on drugs. Trump’s Atlantic City casino opera­ owner had decided to close the take from an hour to two weeks. •U.S. Sen. Barbara Kennelly of lowed 13 bombings in three other ing an extradition ucaty with the munities in South Africa as their ford, has collected. So Levin is alternat­ ning, with Schneller urging him to go for Congress should also empower the tions; Mark G. Etess, 38, president Medellin offices because of the as­ Hartford says it’s old stuff for her to run a Colombian cities late Monday and United States and empowering authentic leaders — and if they, loo, De Klerk took office in August ing between practicing law and hitting the it. Levin didn’t need much coaxing. He’d “Finance Guard” to trace laundered of the Taj Mahal casino project; and, sassinations and threats. fund-raiser in an off year, but E)emocrats early Tuesday — the most serious security forces to seize the property subscribe to democratic and peace­ and, unlike his predecessors, ap­ road nights and weekends to bolster his thought about it for months. Except for money that is invested in legitimate Jonathan Benanav, 33, senior vice were buzzing just the same when more rash of attacks since the country’s of cocaine bosses. However, one of the paper’s ful objectives — there is a need for pears to be in earnest when he says funding. This weekend, for example, he is being governor, the job offers — in enterprises. Underworld invesUnents con­ president of Trump Plaza casino than 300 jammed the Hartford Club at drug lords went to war with the Millions of dollars in property al­ owners, speaking in Monterrey, them to be placed in a position he wants to allow eventual power­ doing a brunch in Cheshire in the middle Levin’s opinion — the most opportunity taminate legitimate businesses, under­ hotel. $300 per ticket last week and netted some government nearly two months ago. legedly belonging to the traffickers Mexico, at the annual conference of where they can make a contribution sharing with the black majority. of the state, then hopping in the car for an for helping the public and resolving im­ mine their independence and obstruct free $72,000 for her campaign in 1990. The “They were three fabulous young Last month, a car bomb exploded has since been seized, but only one the Inter American Press Associa­ to the debate on just how a future Sisulu ran daily operations of the event in Stonington in the southeastern portant issues. He doesn’t favor giving it competition. Any holdings knowingly committee, in fact, ran out of name tags. men in the prime of their lives,” bil­ outside the main officies in Bogota reputed high-level drug figure has tion, said El Espectador may close South Africa should look,” Radio ANC as its secretary-general in comer for the same purpose. purchased with drug money should be criminal jurisdiction. Obvious reaction in political circles: Will lionaire developer Donald Trump of the 102-year-old El Espectador been extradited to the United States. its Medellin office. South Africa said. 1949-54, when the government or­ “This kid is unbelievable,” says slate subject to penalties or confiscation. Originally from West Hartford, Levin she run for re-election, or something else said in a statement from his New newspaper, injuring scores of bys­ Killed within an hour of each Sisulu is the country’s most dered him to resign. He was sen­ Rep. Jim McCavanagh of Manchester, a While diese measures are drying up “I don’t know if we’ll be able to went to New London on his grandfather’s — like governor? York office. “No better human tanders and causing extensive other Tuesday afternoon were El respected black leader after Man­ tenced to life in June 1964, along fellow Democrat and early supporter of advice and enrolled at Connecticut Col­ drug profits, stronger measures could also continue operating in Medellin •House Majority Leader Bob Frankel beings ever existed. We’re deeply damage. Espcctador’s administrator, Martha dela. with Mandela .and other leaders of Levin, commenting on the pace his friend lege. He became the first male president be taken to dry up the drug market. By under present conditions,” said Luis of Stratford added a footnote, literally, to saddened by this devastating In a telephone call to El Espec­ Luz Lopez, 35, and its circulation Gabriel Cano, whose brother, Guil­ Today, de Klerk was to meet in the ANC’s internal military wing, is setting. of student government at that once all- their purchases, drug users have brought a ® 19B9 by NEA Inc a friendship trip he and three other legis­ tragedy. Our hearts go out to their tador, a man said a group called The manager, Miguel Soler, 45. Both Pretoria with three leading anti- for sabotage and plotting the over­ Levin and Blumenthal pretty much female school. He joined the Democratic lermo Cano, was killed by cocaine lators made in late September to Connec­ plague upon America. Recreational users families.” Extraditabics would kill the 11 employees were shot by unidentified apartheid activists; Boesak, throw of Utc govcrmcnl. have the field to themselves in pursuit of Town Committee in New London when traffickers on Dec. 17,1986. “The next batter has one of the best stock ticut’s sister state in West Germany. He and hard-line addicts alike are ac­ members of the paper’s Medellin guiuncn traveling on motocycles. the one likely opening on the Democratic he was a sophomore, a venture into The New York Daily News, quot­ portfolios in the league." was hit by a truck on a Stuttgart street, complices to the niurder and misery that staff if they did not leave the city in Police said gunmen later Tuesday slate in 1990 — unless Gov. Bill O’Neill politics that was to get him hooked. ing an unidentified source, said sustained bruises and a broken toe. To the drug gangs have spread. three days, an editor at the paper killed Roberto Sarasty, the 55-ycar- decides not to seek a third full term, as He became New London coordinator Trump had been scheduled to take add insult to injury, the cops said it was We should declare drug users to be said. The staff is composed of jour­ old director of Cronista Dcmocratica some observers say may happen. for Chris Dodd, now a senator. After the the one-hour flight to Atlantic City, his fault and nailed him for a 20-Mark Public Enemy No. 1 and treat them as nalists, secretaries and adminisua- magazine, while he was walking on Manchester Herald When the legislature goes to work in University of Connecticut Law School, but had canceled at the last moment ($10) fine. With him were House Speaker such. We should call for the prosecution tive vvorkers. a downtown street with another February, the posturing for attention by Levin became a prosecutor, city council­ because he got too busy. Rich Balducci of Newington, Senate of every user who is caught and a stiff 'Ihe anonymous caller said The journalist. His companion was these two will intensify because both man and mayor of New London. Founded Dec. 15,1881 as a weekly Majority Leader Con O’Leary of Windsor fine against everyone who is convicted. The others killed were pilot Exiraditablc.s was responsible for slightly wounded. have seats there — Levin in the House At the urging of such partly wheels as Daily publication since OcL 1,1914 Locks and Senate Deputy Minority The fines should be in line with the user’s Robert Kent of Ronkonkoma, N.Y., Tuesday’s assassinations in Medel­ At abo'.it the same time, another and Blumenthal in the Senate. I^evin is State Chairman Tim Moynihan of East ability to pay, so the penalty hits the rich aUcmtl Leader George Gunther of Stratford. and co-pilot Lawrence Dicner of lin of the paper’s adminisUator and group fired at a crowd at a bar in the quiet favorite of many Democratic Hartford, state Rep. Irving Stolberg of as hard as the poor. The money should be Publisher ______Penny M Siette'-t Westbury, N.Y., state police said. circulation manager for the city of 2 Manrique, a northern Medellin bar- Opinion Page Editor ___Ron Robillar'V regulars, though leaders from Chairman New Haven and state Rep. Bill Cibes of spent confining the addicts to drug treat­ Associate Editor _ Alexander G'.'-rflli John Droney of West Hanford on down New London, Levin ran for and won as Bob Conrad is a syndicated colum­ ment centers until they are cured. hold to a public pose of neutrality. state representative from New London. nist. To stimulate enforcement. Congress should authorize a reward for informers. If their information leads to convictions and confiscations, they should receive 10 Open Forum percent of the confiscated assets. This would unleash a horde of modem bounty Grand Opening Celebration hunters upon the pushers and their cus­ Now Offers You More CHOICES. Defends lunches town hall should not be abandoned. style Town Hall and make it function well direction that we expect to be going. tomers. 3. The Town Hall and Lincoln Center into the 21st century. We should have a town In closing I would like to point out that we Many of our suggestions could be im­ G. FRIED CARPETLAND (previously Lincoln School — has been the (TNT) do not pretend to have solutions to plemented under existing laws, but it will To the Editor: hall we can get to easily; find a parking INTRODUCING Town Hall annex for the past 15 years) space when we get there; and can point to the towns problems; we do not intend to try take tough new laws to win the war I feel it necessary to express my concern • should be saved and renovated. proudly. to usurp the responsibilities, nor to hamper against drugs. We remind our political and annoyance on behalf of the cafeteria Serving the community over 100 years 4. An addition to Town Hall should be The time to act is now! Please don’t aban­ the function of any of the town’s governing leaders that nothing troubles Americans workers in the Manchester school system. constructed to provide the needed space. don our Town Hall, as some people have boards. more deeply than the horror of drugs with Bad taste (not a pun) is exemplified by the 5. An architect, with expertise in the suggested. Vote yes on Nov. 7! Finally, I wish to invite, indeed to urge, terrible toll in violent crimes and mined OPENS a NEW STORE CHOICE *T*Home*T Equity depiction of a typical school lunch in a car­ renovation and restoration of vintage build­ anyone contemplating a letter of criticism of lives. An overwhelming 92 percent of toon that appeared in your newspaper. ings, should be hired to draw up conceptual Jay Giles TNT to attend our meetings and get ac­ American adults, according to a Gallup The members of Local 991 that work in plans and estimate the cost of our recom­ quainted, rather than relying on press poll, want tougher laws and stronger ac­ the school system prefer to eat in the 65 Doane St. mendations. Manchester releases and hearsay. tion. Choose a competitive schools’ cafeterias bemuse the meals are not 6. Property should be acquired near the There are naysayers who claim that the G. FRIED CARPETLAND EAST only nutritionally balanced but delicious. Town Hall complex to provide additional Milton W. Sherman anti-dmg fervor among Americans could Adjustable CHOICE Tbere arc many children in this country parking. 16 Volpi Road lead to a trammeling of constitutional 721 Main Street that eat their only meal of the day in a school On our recommendation, the town hired Defends TNT Bolton rights. That is a legitimate concern, but it Home Equity Line or a cafeteria and these children are extremely an architect to draw up conceptual plans and shouldn’t scare politicians away from ex­ East Hartforci, CT grateful that the cafeteria workers are there estimate the construction cost of the To the Editor: ploration of an all-out legal offense under Fixed Rate CHOICE for them. proposed renovation and addition. Our com­ Most likely the person who wrote the Club is fair the broad powers of the Constitution. Manchester cafeteria workers don’t get mittee reviewed, revised and ultimately ap­ recent letter attacking the TNT group is a Let’s not stand by and watch our nation 528-9892 Home Equity term loan. thank yous but certainly don’t expect to pick proved of the project as currently proposed. decent, intelligent and likable man or To the Editor: destroyed because we do not trust the up a newspaper and become a laughing On Nov. 7, you, the voters of Manchester, woman. I have never met him or her. Once more we hear the same tired, old strength of the Constitution or our public stock. I believe that these men and women will be asked to approve bonding a maxi­ The letter is well constructed and clearly complaints from less than a half-dozen commitment to it. deserve an apology from your newspaper. Extraordinary savings Stop in or call today for rates and further information. mum of $13 million to complete this very expressed, but it reflects a lack of under­ people that they are being “discriminated Painful advice Please do a little journalistic research so important and well-plaiuied building project. standing of the TNT group, and it is rather against” by The Manchester Country Club. that you have the ability to report with some Congressional aides are investigating The proposal is as follows: vicious. For the latter reasons I must Over two years ago, at a public meeting. The knowledge and accuracy. reports that a high-level Stale Department 1 1. Renovate and preserve our town Hall to respond. Practically all of the facts presented Board of Directors requested that these com­ official gave the I^lestine Liberation Or­ 12 X 9 TO 12 X 14 ( (^enmunUu \ilicncd provide 10,698 square feet of office, meeting are common knowledge. plaints be submitted in writing, with names, ganization some startling advice. The of­ Robert J. Fuller Most of the remainder of the letter con­ room, storage and vault space. dates and details so that they could be inves­ ficial allegedly attended a round table dis­ SELECT BROADLOOM REMNANTS President of Local 991 2. Renovate Lincoln Center to provide sists of hypothetical questions for which at tigated. Has this every been done? I doubt Manchester cussion at which Americans and Pales­ 13,935 square feet of office, meeting room, this time there are no answers. that it has. tinians were present. He reportedly said It is very easy to argue as this person does and data processing space now, leaving Any review of the club records will prove that the PLO wouldn’t get favorable ac­ 1,630 square feet available for future use. when facing only a sheet of paper. As for the 2790 Main Street Renovations needed that non-members have continued to play tion from the United States until it esca­ D^^wuxitan 3. Add on to the Town Hall to provide leadership of our group (TNT), we are not daily, following the same procedures to get lated the level of violence to the point that GLASTONBURY • 659-0394 25,655 square feet of office, meeting room, against improvements to the schools, the starting times that the members are required it pained the United States. He cited as an To the Editor: Hartford Whalers, who return to the Stephenson and Ja.son Diclcrle were definitely not happening now, but From Page 1 buzzer. ice tonight at the Civic Center League after being assigned to the only Hartford Public (7-1) with each quicker to the ball after tlic break. It LOS ANGELES — It started with until my partner here gets a chance 13" Color TV against the Washington Capitals, club following the 1989 training team having six league games JBP22 was a Dictcrlc direct kick that set up a little joking around among friends, to sec if 1 can still stand up ...” At have traded defenseman Norm camp. remaining. Their rematch is on Ocl. Howe. 61, was referring to his upset at the breakup of a friendship the Indians’ first score. the suggestion that Gordie Howe with one sailor and at another ship­ Immediate Deliveries Maciver for Edmonton Oilers defen­ Maciver, 25, was acquired from 24 at Memorial Field. After a Rockville foul against a make a one-game comeback early wife, Colleen, and both laughed mate’s rejection of his homosexual on Major Appliances seman Jim Ennis, Whalers officials the NY Rangers last December with McCarthy, however, isn’t think­ The Extended Warranty Always Costs You Less! Chromocolor contrast hustling Stephenson, Dicierlc’s 40- next year so he can play in a sixth when he made that remark. said. Dan Maloney and Brian Lav/lon for ing league title yet. “With this team “Gordie would love to think that advances. picture tube, auto-con­ yard direct flew perfectly into the decade. And that’s how the rumor Milligan asked Moosally why he Ennis, 22, played two seasons at Carey Wilson. I’m not looking at the race. 1 really this could happen,” she said. trol color system, con­ box. Striker Corey Craft, who got suirtcd. let sailors with criminal records and NEW STORE HRS. Boston University and was Edmon­ In his 37-game career with don’t look at the standings too “There’s more to it than Gordie temporary styling. missed a head ball moments before, Howe, one of the NHL’s all-time disciplinary problems handle am­ ton’s sixth-round pick in the 1986 Hartford, Maciver scored 23 points much,” he said. saying, ‘Oh, I’m going to go out and effective Oct. 1st. headed one inside the left comer at greats, scotched it on TLicsday, al­ munition in violation of Navy *269 NHL entry draft. with one goal and 22 assists. He also “It’s not like last year. This year 1 do this.’ 3:01. though he didn’t completely close regulations. 'fhe 6-fool, 2(X)-pound Ennis split collected 24 penalty minutes. know if we’re going to be in it then Some nice runs by wingers Peter llie door to such an idea. “He would definitely have to go Moosally said he would be hard- the 1987-88 season between Nova The Whalers go into tonight’s ac­ wc have to do well every game. 1 into training. He’s not going to do it just hope we’re there al the end.” Giansanic and Peter Farley put tlic “The odds arc 99-9 (against a pressed “if 1 was to disqualify all the Your Satisfaction Is Qur First Priority Scotia and Edmonton and played all tion at 1-2 following Sunday’s 9-6 unless he feels like he can do it, It was a very ho-hum first half Rams on the defensive in the second comeback), Wayne against Gordie, guys I’ve got on (Iowa) that have of last season in Cape Breton. win over the Nordiques in Quebec. even for one game. If he were to do with Manchester, 6-2-1 overall, half when Manchester enjoyed an 99-9,” Howe said by telephone from problems.” With Cape Breton, Ennis totaled Whaler captain Ron Francis had a this he would probably get real SUPER You have Al's personal guarantee moving like it was walking in quick- 11-2 edge in shots. Tlic Indians a hotel near the Los Angeles airport. ‘Tve got guys that were kicked 18 points in 67 games with three ihrcc-goal hat trick and leads the serious about it.” EASY TO GET TO: NHL in scoring with five goals and .sand. Rockville, in fact, had the didn’t get their second goal until 41 Wayne Gretzky wears the number out of submarines, kicked out of SPs DISCOUNT CENTER COMING FROM THE HARTFORD EASYTERtVIS: goals and 15 assists. He also col­ Grclz-ky, acquired by the Kings AREA TARE I 64 TO THE NEW edge in shots (5-4) but nothing of seconds remained. 99, Howe wore 9. KEENEY I 364 e x p r e s s w a y GET OFF AT Choose Mastofcatd, jVisa, four assists for nine points. Mike (shore patrol) that I’ve got as gim- . SLirFEHT 5 6 T n t(r lected 94 penalty minutes. from the Edmonton Oilers before THE KEENEY STREET EXIT An alert Giansantc intcreepted a Howe is a guest of Los Angeles 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester 44SMAHTFOROR E IIT 2 Discover or our GfCC pICm Liut will make his first start of the any magnitude. ncr’s mates,” the captain said. MANCHESTCH ( TAKE 2 l e f t s TO A l SIEFFEHT S Ennis played a total of five games last season, picked up three assists season in goal for the Whalers. McCarthy said the wind had clearing attempt at the top of tlic Kings owner Bmcc McNall while “That’s what the Navy sends me.” 647-9997 - F 364 H A R T F ' in the NHL, all in 1987-88, and in Sunday night’s 5-0 victory over something to do with that. box. The ball bounced to Craft, and the 28-ycar-old Gretzky pursues The Navy denied that low-quality VERNON '90 days sarrro as cash, scored one goal and had 10 penalty Tlic Capitals arc 1-1 with Dale Keeney St. Exit Off 1-384 no payrrtenl loquited Hunter (2-2-4) their leading scorer “The wind was deceiving,” he he hitch-kicked it home for his sixth Howe’s career points record. sailors and officers were assigned to minutes. goal of the season. “It’s extremely doubtful right See HOWE, page 13 the ship. Maciver, 5-fooi-ll, 180 pounds, currently. said. “Maybe it was more MANCHES'TER HERALD, Wednesday, Ocl. 11, 1989—13 12—MANCHES I LR h e r a l d , Wednesday, Ocl. 11, 1989 High School Roundup In Brief Howe Soviets help MCC women’s soccer bows From Page 11 Flames win Becker Leicester Junior College downed Manchester MHS girls, Cheney Tech notch soccer victories Community College, 5-2, Tuesday in women’s soccer ac­ Detroit and is seven points short ol | EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — It wasn’t exactly tion. Brenda Bailey and Robin Mitchell had the goals for Howe’s mark of 1,850 points. a cold war between superpowers, but more like a chilly MCC, which next secs action today at home against 'The Kings play tonight against civil battle that included transplanted countrymen. VERNON — ll was a physical tan akoun. Brian Dominski put East Holyoke Community College. the New York Islanders at the Forum In the end, the team on the ice with the Soviets match, with visiting Manchester “Jen Brindisi had her strongest Hampton on top 1-0 at 6:20 of the eir .v«»» Tip a Whaler Dinner is set in nearby Inglewood. couldn’t lose. High blanking Rockville High, 4-0, match of the year and continues to first half. Cheney tied the game at 'There was talk of a comeback by 'The first meeting between Soviet players on opposing in CCC East Division girls’ soccer be a dominant defender along with 8:15 of the second half when junior HARTFORD — 'The eighth annual Tip a Whaler Din­ Howe after Sunday night’s game NHL teams ended in a 4-2 victory 'Ibcsday night for Cal­ action Tuesday afternoon. Jean Faber, Meg Bertc and Tracy Kattaphone Keovilay took a pass ner will be held at the Hartford Civic Center on Monday, and, as Howe and his wife recalled, gary over New Jersey, and it was Calgary s new acquisi The Indians, the No. 1 ranked Hart,” Erardi said. Fish and fellow from senior Nick Werfel and ■Nov. 20. Whalers players will serve as celebrity waiters it began as a joke. lions who helped give the Flames the game. team in the state, arc 8-0 in the CCC freshman Sheila Ringbloom also deposited an 18-yarder into the net. in this major fund raiser for the Connecticut Society to “We were talking about (jockey) In the only other game, Pittsburgh beat Winnipeg 5-1. East and 9-0 overall while the host played well for Manchester. The eventual game-winner came Prevent Blindness’ sight loss prevention program. 'The Willie Shoemaker going into his Calgary coach Terry Crisp said his new players would Rams slip to 5-3,5-3-1. Manchc.ster’s next game is Friday annual dinner has raised over $217,0(X) for the program. sixth decade,” she said. “Wayne said make a difference on the ice, but aren’t going to “Tltc game was a very physical eight minutes later when freshman at home against Fermi High. For ticket information, call 347-6800. to Gordie, ‘We can’t let Willie do revolutionize his team. match as Rockville played hard for Justin Koblish rocketed an 18-yar­ Manchester 2 2— 4 der past East Hampton goalie Scott that and you not do that. It all “We’re not about to change our system or our style. 80 minutes,” Manchester coach Joe Rockville 0 0— 0 m Foster. Sophomore Bob Goulet as­ Dravecky breaks left arm started out as kidding around. Crisp said. “But we will utilize them to the best ad Erardi said. “It was a clean game Scoring; M- Fish 2. Cumberbetch, Mizoras Saves: M- Melissa Daversa 1, R- Nancy sisted on the goal. 1 “'Then la.st night, we were in Palm vantage.” SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Dave Dravecky re-frac­ with both teams staying within the Zilahy 4. One of those players is Sergei Priakin, who scored the “It was a bullet,” Cheney coach tured his left arm when he was bumped from behind Springs, a bunch of people were just laws of the game.” • ’r third of four Calgary goals in a second-period barrage for Frank Niederwerfer said of ; during the on-field celebration after San Francisco won talking about this. A lot of people Manchester scored twice in each the Flames, who are 3-0 in defense of the NHL title. Cheney Tech soccer Koblish’s goal. the National League pennant. were saying, “This would be great. half. Kathy Cumbcrbatch, assisted lYiakin and his teammate from the Soviet Union, Ser­ Freshman Chris Daigle and Wer­ It was the second major setback in less than two Bruce McNall is saying, ‘You can by Sharon Fish, put the Indians trips up Bellringers W f g m c-tk Ml gei Makarov, also drew praise from New Jersey coach fel (penalty kick) added insurance months for Dravecky, who made a valiant comeback ccruiinly play it here.’ ahead at 3:41 of the first half. Cum­ TWI EAST HAMPTON — Scoring goals for the Beavers. Junior goalie from cancer surgery on the same arm. On Aug. 15 in “It’s fun to fantasize, it’s fun to Jim Schocnfcld. bcrbatch took a cro.ss from Fish vtr "We re a belter team with the Soviets,” Schoenfeld four unanswered goals in the second Matt Marcotte made six saves in Montreal, the left-hander broke the humerus bone just think about things.” from the right wing and sent it home said ”So are they. Especially with Makarov, a damn half, the Cheney Tech soccer team goal for Cheney. ’»X «K .««8«rN ’I ‘ below the shoulder while delivering a pilch. Said Howe: “ll started kidding from 10 yards out. registered a 4-1 come-from-bchind Cheney outshoi Easl Hampton, around, most things do. It’s really good hockey player.” Amy Mizoras made it 2-0 at victory over homestanding East 28-9. funny, when they gel you thinking F*riakin and Makarov do not speak English and the >v*;vR. ' .• ■ ■■ * y ^ 22:14 witli an assist from Patti Hampton High in Charter Oak Con­ “It was probably his (Marcotte) Nuggets’ sale is canceled about it. 1 wouldn’t want to stand Rames do not travel with interpreters. "Hockey is a universal language,” Crisp said. “Mayte Hombostcl. ference action Tuesday afternoon. best game of the year,” Niederwer­ DENVER (AP) — Denver Nuggets owner Sidney out there, how docs John Candy Fish scored two-second half goals The win moves the Beavers’ fer said. Senior Jon Snow, junior Shlcnker on 'Tuesday canceled a proposed sale of the Na­ look on blades? ihc\' talked before and after the game, but on the ice it’s for the Indians, the first a 20-yard record to 2-6-1, 2-4 in the COC Andy Luginbuhl and sweeper Jason tional Basketball Association team to two Chicago “If 1 gel there, Walter Gretzky u.iiversal. ■» IW ' The Devils’ Viacheslav Fetisov said the game did not rocket to the upper comer of the East. East Hampton falls to 1-7-1. Gagnon played well for Cheney. businessmen who have been trying to buy it. (Wayne’s father) would proably cage and the second on a through carry any extra importance for him because he’s played Cheney will play at Cromwell High “We were able to move the ball In a brief statement issued by the team, Shlenker said want to suit up, too.” The Associated Press ball from midfielder Karen Rat­ Friday at 3:30 p.m. well all game,” Niederwerfer ex­ he was allowing the contract for the sale to businessmen Howe is an executive for the with and against Priakin and Makarov. "I've played with them for six or seven years,” Fetisov plained. “They were even with us in Peter Bynoe, 38, and Bertram Lee, 50, to expire. 'The two Hartford Whalers. He retired in ONLY A RUMOR — Hockey great Gordie Howe, shown in a skill. We just outplayed them. We had planned the buy the club in a $65 million deal that 1980 after playing his last three said in English. “There was no special feeling.” 1979 file photo, said Tuesday he was only joking about Crisp sai.l, “It was no big thing. A couple of weird played a real good second half.” was announced in July. seasons with the Whalers. When he making a one-game comeback with the Hartford Whalers. Chansy Tech 0 A— 4 >*.’p ■; Shlenker earlier had set a 5 p.m. deadline for the finally quit after a 26-ycar career, he words in Russian.” Easl Hampton 1 0— 1 Chicago men who finalize the deal, but team officials was 52, the oldest player ever in the Still, some thought is being given to having him play one Joe Mullen started Calgary’s four-goal spurt with a Scoring: CT- Keovilay, Koblish, Daigle, Wer­ Reginald Pinto/Manchesier Heraid fel. EH- Dominski. after that deadline said work was continuing on the deal. NHL. His son Mark, 34, is a defen­ game in January. shorihanded goal 26 seconds into the period off a pass Saves: CT- Matt Marcotte 6. EH- Scott Foster 'Then about 9 p.m. the team said Shlenker had closed from Doug Gilmour on a 2-on-l breakaway. Mullen’s 15. HEAD BALL — Manchester High’s Jeff Ross goes over the back of Rockville’s Thong Lee seman for the Philadelphia Flyers. down the offer. 'The Whalers issued two state­ Wayne’s sake, my boss back there Howe still skates with the 15-fool shot from the slot beat Devils goaltender Sean to head the ball down field during Tuesday’s game at Memorial Field. Keeping an eye on Bynoe and Lee were in line to become the first blqck ments Tuesday saying the club had (Gordon) said he’ll suit me up, get Whalers during practice and plays Burke to the stick side to tie the game 1-1. Manchester boys the action at the right is the Indians’ Jason Dieterle. Manchester won, 2-0. owners of a major league sports franchise if the sale were not yet agreed to a comeback. me in shape,” Howe said. “When frequently in old-timers’ games. 'The defending Stanley Cup champions took the lead lose two outings finalized. Also -still pending was final approval by the “Gordie would like to make one Bruce said that, 1 went over and “He’s on the ice all the lime,” for good at 3:45 of the second period when Dana Mur- NBA. appearance in early January to be­ touched his forehead, and I checked said Emile Francis, former general zyn’s shot from the point glanced off the stick of Sergei WILLIMANTIC — The country team came home with a races,” Bebyn said. East’s next game is Friday at Nor­ come one of just two athletes who Richard’s pulse, too. manager for the team. “He played Starikov, a former Soviet national team player and now a Manchester High boys’ cross split in CCC East Division action R««uHi: 1. Devine (W) 15:30 for 2.5 milee, 2. “It’s a pipedream so far, yeah, it foiu games last week. You can’t gel Cool (M), 3. Martin (W), 4. Loto (M), 5. Laura wich Free Academy. have competed in six decades,” Devils defenseman. counuy team dropped a pair of CCC East Catholic 1 1— 2 Tuesday afternoon. The Indians Salciua (SW). 6. Usa Turek (M), 7. Amy Ezis Bucs’ offense gets award General Manager Eddie Johnston ha.sn’i been lit. If I was very selfish 1 him off the ice. You need a hook.” Priakin made it 3-1 at 6:27 of the second period by tip­ East Division verdicts Tuesday topped South Windsor, 18-43, but (W), 8. Carolyn Toomey (W), 9. Amy Rirtland 0 0—0 NEW YORK (AP) — 'The Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ of­ would love to do it. Colleen says .lohnslon said Howe skates three ping in Ric Nattress’ shot from the point for his first Desausions (SW), 10. Dulberger (M). Scoring: EC- Barnett, Villar said in the statement. afternoon. The Indians bowed to bowed to host Windham High, Saves: EC- Bolles 10, P- Shannon O'Neill 19 fensive unit, which scored 42 points again.sl the previous­ “However, this has not been dis­ that’s a nice word for crazy, she’s 01 four times a week “and he still NHL goal. Priakin was the first Soviet national team per­ South Windsor High, 19-38, and to 25-30. EC girls soccer ly unbeaten Chicago Bears, was awarded NFC Offensive cussed in detail with him or our stepping on my dream. plays better than some guys in this former to play in the NHL, joining Calgary late last host Windham High, 26-31, to see Bolton runners Manchester is now 4-2 overall Player of the Week honors, the first lime the six-year-old owners and there arc a number of league do on most nights.” season. their mark even off at 3-3 in dual while Windham is 6-0. wins first of year award has gone to a group. factors we would have to consider “What did my partner say? I get “If he goes out there, he’ll be in “'The guys were very happy for Priakin,” Crisp said. in meet action. divide a pair “We were ready for this meet. PORTLAND — The East In its 42-35 victory last Sunday, the Bucs got lOO-y^d before we approve this idea. 'That to decide die big decisions, she good enough shape,” Johnston said. “He’s been biding his lime.” I thought we had a good race,” COLCHESTER — The Bolton The girls knew if they could win, Catholic High girls’ soccer team performances from runnin back Lars Tate and wide decision might not be made for at decides the small decisions. The “He won’t embarass himself. He’s Gary Roberts closed the second-period scoring with Manchester coach George Suitor High boys’ and girls’ cross country they would have a share of the notched its first win of the season receivers Mark Carrier and Bruce Hill — a franchise least two or three months.” only catch is she decides what’s big strong as a horse, and he can still his third goal at 9:50. He fired a 20-fool shot from the said. Joe Moriarty and Willie teams each split a pair of CCXZ league title. And they ran what I Tuesday afternoon, blanking host first. 'The team al.so released a state­ and what’s small.” motor.” slot past a partially screened Burke. Christiana had great races today. meets TUesday afternoon. would consider their best race for Portland High. 2-0, in non-con­ Keith Millard of the Minnesota Vikings was named ment from Richard Gordon, the Before Howe said a comeback Howe established several seem­ Dave Maley had put the Devils in front with the game Freshman Matt Labbe (21st) and The Bulldog boys beat host the past two seasons,” said ference play. NFC Defensive Player of the Week for his role in a 24-17 team’s managing general partner, was unlikely, McNall said he would ingly unbeatable records during a just two minutes old when he look a pass from Randy freshman Bill Young (23rd) also had Bacon Academy, 17-38, while Manchester coach Stan Bebyn. “Al­ The ^ g les are now 1-5-2 for the victory over the Detroit Lions. Millard had three sacks saying: “We will consider the idea talk to Gordon and the key to swing­ long career with the Detroit Red Velischek and broke past Rames defenseman Brad losing to Rocky Hill High, 21-38. good race. We arc learning with though we didn’t win, there were a season while the Highlanders are and relumed an interception 48 yards. of Gordie returning, but nothing ing a deal was to not alienate the Wings and briefly with the Whalers, McCrimmon, who fell down. Maley scored on a 45- every race.” lot of positive things to consider,” 0-5-3. Bolton’s girls trimmed Rocky Hill, NHL. including seasons played (26), footer from the lop of the left circle, beating goalie Mike 24-31, but lost to Bacon, 21-34. definite has been decided. Gordie, Windham’s Geoff Willard caught he added. Jen Barnett notched her second Ed Johnston and myself would have “Gordie has talked about wanting games played (1,767), all-star selec­ Vernon. Manchester’s Dave Ghabrial in the The Bolton boys are now 6-7 Bruins farm out 4 players Windham’s Jennichele Devine goal of the year at the 30-minule to discuss this many limes before to play one more regular-season tions (21) and playoff appearances Penguins 5, Jets 1; Pittsburgh overcame the third final 50 yards and won in the time while the girls finish at 3-7 in dual four was the individual winner with a mark on a nice pass from Lynn Gen- BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Bruins sent any decisions arc made.” game and he would like to play with (20). straight goal-less game by NHL scoring champion Mario of 14:06. Ghabrial was caught in meet action. Bolton next sees action lime of 15:30 for a 2.5 mile layout. tilcore. Missy "Villar made it 2-0 at players down to the Maine Mariners, their American McNall said he would al.so like to Wayne,” McNall said in Palm He made his NHL debut with Lemieux to win for the first lime this season. 14:08. on Thursday, Oct. 19, at the COC Manchester’s Beth Cool was in the 53-second mark of the second Hockey League affiliate, and one of them, forward Greg fulfill a wish by Gretzky and put .Springs, where Howe and Gretzky Detroit in 1946. If he were to play in John Cullen and Bob Errey had goals 19 seconds apart Manchester’s next meet is Tues­ Championship Meet at Coginchaug second place, within 30 seconds of half on a fine cross from Darcy Johnston, asked to be traded. Howe on his right wing for one played in a golf tournament on a game in 1990, it would take in the first period and former Winnipeg defenseman Jim day at home against East Hartford Devine. Marianne Loto was fourth, Devanney for the Eagles. Regional High in Durham. 'The cuts were made 'TUesday before the Bruins lell lor Monday. “And we lliink it would be Gretzky until 2020 to match his feat Kyte scored twice as the Penguins raised their record to High. The freshmen next see action cutting the distance between herself Bolton’s Jon Norbut won the a seven-game road trip that begins tonight in Monueal. game. “The backs Alissa Mulliken, “ M cNall’s hot after it for a good idea.” of playing in six decades. 1- 1- 1. at Saturday’s Illing Invitational. and the No. 2 Windham runner (Jes­ boys’ race with a time of 19:01 for The Bruins will be traveling with only 20 players. Kyle and Randy Gilhen, acquired in a six-player Uade Results: 1. Willard (W) 14:06 tor 2.5 miles, 2. Karen Schroeder and Jessica sica Martin) in half. Wooldridge played an outstanding 5,(KX) meters. Bacon’s Jen Miller Also sent to the Mariners were forward Ray Neufeld, last June, combined for three goals. Ghabrial (M), 3. Brian Carney (SW), 4. Ted defenseman Bruce Shoeboltom and Mike Millar. Green (W), 5. John Hammond (SW). 6. Al Lisa Turek, Krilie Dulberger, game and with the saves of Kathy took the girls’ run in 18:11 over a Lemieux, the scoring champion the last two seasons, Beland (SW). 7. Deirryl Ramoutar (W). 8. Chris Adore Limberger, Lori Laliberte and 4,(XX)-meter layout. “I’m fed up and licked off,” Johnston wiid after being got his sixth assist on Errey’s goal, but has yet to score a Rose (SW), 9. Rob Johnson (W), 10. Joe Bolles, it was a well-earned NFL factions are far apart Wendy Parkany also ran well for Boy* r**u n *: 1. Jon Norbut (B) 19:01 lor told he was going to Maine. “It’s time to sec what my Moriarty (M). shutout,” said East coach Ron Pal­ 5,000 motors, 2. Soboloski (RH). 3. Brown goal. Manchester. mer. (RH). 4, Soars (RH), 5. Connor (RH), 6. Paul options arc. I’ve got to look to change things. two-man race between the 62-ycar- afterwards. Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald ars, and MHS girl runners “I was very proud of everyone’s Genlilcore, Kelly Keane, Barnett, Sauor (B), 7. Slovens (RH), 8. Jason Dubock “1 mean. I’ve been in the organi/iUion seven years By Dave Goldberg old Finks and 48-year-old Paul “1 spent about 45 minutes telling performance and I think the girls (B), 9. Branchiori (FtH), 10. Ciaglo (BA). 1 can’t sec a future here right now.” The Associated Press them about my basketball career,” IN POSSESSION — Manchester midfielder Nigel Cooper lose one, win one Devanney, Villar and Marcy Snow G irl* result*: 1. Miller (BA) 18:11 lor 4,000 24. Tagliabuc, the league’s lop antitrust realize the possibilities of how good played well up for East. Bolles motors, 2. Michaud (RH). 3. Kathleen Lessard Asked if he would join the Mariners, Juhnslo' lawyer and a partner in the said Tagliabue, who is one of the keeps his body in front of the ball and Rockville’s Gregg (B), 4. Pallazzolo (RH), 5, McConnell (BA). 6. GRAPEVINE, Texas — Unless WILLIMANTIC — The we could be in 2 1/2 weeks when we recorded 10 saves to pick up the replied, “Right now I can l say. Washington law firm of Covington leading rebounders in Georgetown Manchester High girls’ cross SL Onge (BA), 7. Jon Jenson (B). 8. O’Donnell Pete Rozelle can utilize his per­ Martello during Tuesday’s CCC Easl Division game. compete in the stale championship win. (BA), 9. Hanson (BA), 10. Amy Fish (B). & Burling. history. “1 wanted to show them that Sabatini wins in net play suasive powers one more lime to I knew something about what went unify the warring factions in the “There’s so much support for on in the locker room.” FILDERSTADT, West Gemiany (AP) — Top-seeded NFL, his longed-for retirement will both of them that 1 think it will be Gabriela Sabatini of Argentina defeated France’s have to be put off. Again. one of die two,” Rozelle said. Asked why he wanted the job, In Brief • • • Rodgers looks for better days with Celtics Nathalie Tauziai 6-2, 6-1 in the second round of a Those factions — Old Guard, When is another question. Tagliabue replied: “Because it $250,000 international loumamenl. New Guard, in-group, out-group, or Rozelle tried after the meetings would be fun.” In another match. West Germany’s Sylvia Hanika beat adjourned at about 10:15 local time After the interviews, the owners by the club’s worst record in a decade, could have been whatever they’re called — met for at all of the physical things, that’s over.” to work out a compromi.se, as he so voted — twice before dinner and By Howard Ulman better. Lori McNeil of Houston 6-2,4-6,7-6. nearly nine hours Tuesday and Jets lose Toon, Shuler Celtics assistant coach Lanny Van Eman, who has often has during his 29 years as The Associated Press “I’ve enjoyed it,” he said, “but I hope to enjoy it a lot ended farther away from electing twice after — with no resolution. HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) — The slumping New York known Rodgers for 25 years, said his boss can handle ad­ Rozelle’s successor than they were commissioner. In fact, one of the Rozelle, who announced his more.” versity without reacting irrationally. Jets, who have scored 29 first-half points in five games, BROOKLINE, Mass. — Jimmy Rodgers got the job Connors breezes to victory July 6. That’s when Jim Finks, the measures of his success has been an resignation March 22 and hoped to learned Tuesday they’ll be without ■Jiree-lime Pro Bowl “I feel for him,” forward-guard Reggie Lewis said. “At “He’s not the kind of guy who would feel sorry for ability to extract compromise from he wanted, then lost the players he needed. times last year when we were losing I could just feel the TOULOUSE, France (AP) — Defending champion president of the New Orleans Saints, be out of office by Sept. 1, is receiver Al Toon for four weeks, and possibly Pro Bowl After eight years as a loyal assistant coach with the himself,” Van Eman said. “He’s the kind of person who Jimmy Connors breezed past Johan Carlsson of Sweden, came up with 16 voles, three short seeming deadlock. anxious to end the process of select­ light end Mickey Shuler this Sunday at New Orleans. things he was going through. It’s a job that he always measures twice and cuts once. He’s not an impulsive per- Deadlock is what there was 'Tues­ Boston Celtics, Rodgers was excited to become head wanted.” 6-0, 6-1 to advance to the second round of the $255,000 of the 19 necessary for election. ing a successor. Toon sprained both ankles in Monday’s 14-7 loss to coach of the winningest franchise in NBA history after son. day. 'The losses of Bird and Shaw weren’t the only setback- Toulouse Grand Prix tournament. Rozelle, the only one who spoke tlie Los Angeles Raiders. Shuler bruised his ribs against K.C. Jones announced he would step down following the Still, Rodgers was stunned when he returned from a In other matches, 16-year-old Fabricc Santoro of about what transpired Tuesday, The owners spent the first four As he approached the podium in s. fishing trip in Canada to learn that Shaw, a first-round Indianapolis, didn’t play Monday, and a decision will be 1987-88 season. France upset No. 6 seed Omar Camporesc of Italy, 6-2, would not say how the four ballots hours interviewing four finalists — the room at the airport hotel where Veteran guards Jim F^xson and Dennis Johnson were draft pick coming off a suong rookie season, had signed The Associated Press made al gameiimc. “Boston is where I wanted to stay all along,” Rodgers 2-6, 6-3; Jerome POlier of France beat No. 8 seed Mar- came out except to say “it was less Finks, Tagliabuc, former Green Bay the meeting is being held, he joked: sidelined by injuries last season. Boston’s second-round .Aug. 9 to spend his second pro season in Rome. “1 wouldn’t imagine Mickey doing anything in prac­ said after the decision was disclosed in May 1988. “I celo Filippini of Uruguay, 6-4, 6-1; Jordi Arrese of Spain close than July 6.” Rozelle said Packers star Willie Davis and J. “If this goes on. I’ll have to STOPPED — Calgary’s Tim Hunter, left, draft choice this year, forward Dino Radja of Yugoslavia, “I was out having some fun and fishing and caught tice before Saturday,” Coach Joe Walton said. “It’s pos­ look forward to the challenge ahead.” defeated Chris Bailey of Britain, 6-1, 6-4; Ramesh Krish- there were slight differences on each Patrick Barrett, the New York celebrate'^ divorce,” a reference to was barred last month from playing with the Celtics this some big ones,” Rodgers said. “I guess a big one got checks the Devils' Tommy Albelin during sible we might have him for part time. It seems like He might not have been so eager had he known how nan of India beat Milan Srejber of Czechoslovakia, 7-5, of the four, but indications were that Republican chairman and former his wife, Carrie, who already has season by a judge who ruled he had a valid contact with away.” first-period NHL action Tuesday night at sornelliing is always coming up. They’re both such a big tough that challenge would be. 4-6, 6-3; and Diego Perez of Uruguay edged Italian Finks never got more than 15 voles. chaimian of Avis. moved to their retirement home in part of our offense.” a team in his home country. He went into last year’s training camp hoping to install the Meadowiands. The Flames won, 4-2. Larry Bird, one of basketball’s best players, was Diego Nargiso, 6-2, 2-6,6-4. In any case, it appeared to be a Tagliabue seemed the loosest San Diego. 'loon, who has caught 20 passes for 276 yards and one sidelined for all but six games of Rodgers’ first season as When Bird roke a bone in his back July 29 during the an up-tempo offense. But the injury to Bird led to a series touchdown, entered the game with a pulled quad muscle. coach. And before his second season, Rodgers lost start­ Celtics’ summer camp, Rodgers said, “I’m going to have of rosier changes that left Rodgers trying to plug new He sprained his right ankle making a 12-yard reception ing point guard Brian Shaw to an Italian team offering a to get together with our doctor and gel a full report in parts into a machine that had barely started up. Camacho already looking during tlie Jets’ second possession, and sprained his left lucrative deal. terms of what it means and then go in the washroom and Nine of the Celtics’ 15 players arc in their first training ankle on the last play of the first half attempting to throw “Feel sorry?” asked former Celtics coach Red Auer­ throw up.” camp with the team. HWANG'S TAE KWON-DO a block for Freeman McNeil. bach, now the team’s president. “You don’t feel sorry for Rodgers felt much better after Bird returned to practice “Perhaps this is an even more difficult season than last past fight with Paziena Licensed by State of Connecticut SINCE 1971 Allen out several weeks coaches. Nobody felt sorry for me. I don’t feel sorry for two days later. And as he guides his team through year,” former Celtics coach Tom Heinsohn said. “At least coaches. 'That’s their job. They’ve got to take the good preseason camp, he’s focusing on who he has to work at the start of last season (Rodgers) thought he had a NEW YORK (AP) — The fight is 'Then came Camacho, wearing a Our Master Instructor, Mr. K. Hwang, became the instructor of the 1 EL .SEGUNDO, Calif. (AP) — Marcus Allen has a with the bad.” with rather than on who is missing. team with complementary parts and he thought he had a being billed as “Pul Up or Shut Up.” fur coal over a silver-scquincd pants Famed Tiger Division of the Korean Army and also U.S. Marine Corps. partial ligament tear in his right knee and the running Rodgers would rather look ahead than bemoan his past “We’ve got the blinders on. We’re looking ahead,” he style of play that he could implement. Right now, he’s There was liltle shutting up during a and pullover. He was led into the He is a Viet-Nam Veteran and retired as Captain of the Korean Army. back will be out for several weeks, the Los Angeles problems. But he admits that his lime as coach, marred said. “Everything that happened last season, you can look having to judge how these players will fit together.” promotional news conference. room by an entourage of models. Raiders said Tuesday. “'This is the moment of u-ulh for Pazien/.a, spying the glittery out­ Certified by l.T.F. as referee for the Olympic Games and awarded 8th Allen was hurl in the third quarter of the Raiders’ 14-7 me,” said Hector Camacho, who fit, asked his opponent: “Why don’t victory over the New York Jets on Monday night. Tests will defend his World Boxing Or­ you lake your pajamas ofH” degree black belt. on Tuesday revealed Allen suffered a partial tear of the La Russa ready for anything in the Series ganization junior welterweight title Promoters are hoping the two can Since 1974 he as instructed Tae Kwon-Do as a credit course for colleges. medial collateral ligament. Surgery was not planned, of­ against Vinny Paz.iena on Feb. 3 at throw punches as well as they trade ficials said. Trunjp Pla/.a Hotel and Casino in words. The injury may mean tliat Bo Jackson will be moved cused Gaston of trying to unnerve the day off after winning the National League “A lot of people have told me I’m a hot Pazienzut read a speech in rhyme, Director of 1989 U.S.A. Tae Kwon-Do Teams Training (13th Youth By Jim Donaghy Atlantic City, NJ. into the lineup sooner than expected, coach Art Shell reliever in the bottom of the ninth with pennant with a 3-2 victory over the dog and controversial, but they’ve got the What moment Camacho was talk­ a la Muhammad Ali. He then got The Associated Press worst attitude I’ve seen in baseball,” Bell Festival, N. Korea) said. Oakland three outs away from the pen­ Chicago Cubs on Monday. ing about only he knew. serious. W said. Jackson finished the baseball season with the Kansas nant. La Russa had a meeting with his team, The 27-ycar-old Puerto Rico-born “I’m a warrior,” the Providence, We are confident, our instruction is OrientaI.„Strict and Disciplined. OAKLAND, Calif. — Tony La Russa City Royals on Oct. 1 and planned to report Wednesday “I was fuming,” Eckersley said. “But it but was still visibly upset by the Blue “George Bell? This is the consummate R.I., fighter said. “When you step doesn’t expect San Francisco will ask the New Yorker has only fought seven We have integrity and value our reputation. We always push for following his annual 10 day vacation between sports. was a good thing, because I got then) out. Jays’ taunts. team player, right?” La Russa said sarcas­ into the ring with me, you’ve got to umpires to check Dennis Eckersley in the limes since 1985. And instead of higher standards. Our Master Instructor is Kwang Sung Hwang who “I will sit down and talk with (Jackson) and find out I may have provoked them by pulling my “If you want to play that style of game, tically. World Scries for scuffing the ball. But the talking about Paz.ienzn, Camacho fight.” what he tliinks he’s capable of doing,” Shell said. hand in my pants. I won’t do that again.” then we will play it,” the A’s manager As Camacho, with a borrowed rebuilt the right image of Oriental Martial Art and its reputations. Oakland A’s manager is ready if they do. Slottlcmyre was angry at things said by talked about an upcoming Novem­ said. “I’ll have coaches check bats, all of camera, look a picture of Pazien/.a, “1 never use gamesmanship first,” La 'The Blue Jays also accused Rickey Eckersley and third baseman Tony Phil­ ber fight — he didn’t name his op­ AFC cites Okoye, Oliver that weak stuff. the challenger noted: “I’m the un­ Russa said. “1 pull it when the other club Henderson and Dave lUrker of being hot lips to Gaston on Sunday. ponent — and a possible matchup NEW YORK (AP) — Running back Christian Okoye starts messing around. I’m not one of dogs and the bad blood continued after “Name one instant I checked a pitcher “Eckersley is a pitcher, so 1 can’t do against Aaron Pryor, who attended derdog.” MASTER INSTRUCTOR MR. K. HWANG of llte Kansas City Chiefs and and rookie safety Louis or a bat first,” La Russa said firmly. “I anything to him,” Slottlcmyre said. “But Tuesday’s news conference at the By age 22, Camacho had won two those people who turn the other cheek.” the end of the series. titles, knocking out Rafael Limon in Oliver of the Miami Dolphins were named AFC Players think it’s real poor. I think the fact that I’ll never forget Tony Phillips screaming Plaz.a Hotel. La Russa was still fuming on 'TUesday “Roger Craig is a man of stature who San Juan, Puerto Rico, in 1983 for FREE WEIGHTS • UNIVERSAL • NAUTILUS • SAUNAS of the Week. they are continuing their bad-mouthing is at Cito after the game. Next year is going ‘The bluest fight is Pryor,” over actions by the Toronto Blue Jays in wouldn’t pull something like that,” La the vacant World Boxing Council Okoye carried 30 limes for 156 yards and a touchdown taking a lot away from the Toronto Blue to come too soon for him. To win like that Camacho said. “More money.” 341 Broad Street, Manchester the American League playoffs. Russa said of the Giants manager. super featherweight crown, and — his third straight 100-yard game — as the Chiefs Jays. I can’t believe they’re doing this.” is one thing. To shove it in our face is Pdzicn/n was the first to enter the Blue Jays manager Cito Gaston 'The A’s worked out at the Oakland defeating Jose Luis Ramirez in Las 646-0100 (Professional Park) defeated Seattle 20-16. Oliver intercepted Cleveland’s 'There were more verbal shots from another.” hotel ballroom, accompanied by six MANCHESTER claimed Eckersley was using a foreign Coliseum on 'lUesday in preparation for Vegas in 1985 for the WBC (Across from Super Stop & Shop) Bernie Kosar late in the game to stop a Browns drive. Toronto’s George Bell and Todd Stol- La Russa was incensed that the Blue body builders wearing black, sleeve­ substance in Sunday’s Game 5. Nothing the World Scries opener Saturday night lightweight crown. The Dolphins won 13-10 in overtime. was found by the umpires, and the A’s ac­ against the Giants. San Francisco lemyrc. Jays have kept the conuoversy going. less T-shirts.

I MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Ocl. 11, 1989— 15 -MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, (X'l. 11, 1989 Jets one loss away from falling completely apart FOOD

By Barry Wilner and Mickey Shuler have been in­ always has had trouble righting a for the unit. this year,” he said. “We have a good the last five seasons, with two The Associated Press jured. The running game is pitiful. listing ship and you’ve got the Shuler, one of the most talkative bunch of guys and they keep trying, playoff appearances. The line is inconsistent. makings of a 4-12 season. Or worse. Jets during the 1987 players’ strike, even when things aren’t going well. Walton is criticized for his per­ ceived weakness as a game tac­ Pear season ripe for cooking favorite fruit recipes Things are gelling ugly for the So even if the defense has had After the Jets’ lackluster 17-10 and a member of the publicity staff We had a little letdown after the In­ New York Jets, with nothing pretty two steady efforts in a row, tlic Jets loss to Indianapolis in their fourth had a shouting match after the tight dianapolis game but they responded tician. But if he doesn’t survive as Pears arc in season One or two desserts can be made. Refrigerate remain­ on the horizon. are losers. game. Coach Joe Walton said the coach, it will be the weakness of the Pears arc in season. CrumbleCrumble mincemeat mincemeat into into a a 1-quart 1-quart measure measure or or small small Ore or two desserts can be made. Rcfrigcrali end refused enuy to the locker room and they played hard this week. ing crumb topping and make more desserts as desired. After finishing last season with And they’re acting like losers. players lacked intensity and didn’t to a female reporter. The Jets never “We’re in a slump but 1 think this work done by the people above him Pears come in an amazing variclvvariety of tvocs.types, colors and ______mixinomixing howl.bowl. Add water. Microwave at hichhigh nowerpower for 6 ing crumb topping and make more desserts a: three victories in their final four “This team is one loss away from play hard. Then Erik McMillan, one have had a policy of barring any team is capable of seeing through that is his undoing. sizes. Like apples, different varieties arc suitable for dif­ Microwave minutes, or until mixture is cooked, stirring ^ler half of For each dessert cup, microwave 11-2 to 21-2 minutes. ferent purposes. Some arc best for eating, and some arc games, including a season-ending falling completely apart,” one of their few consistently decent per­ credcntialcd media members from the cooking lime. Mix in pears. Rotate cups after half of the lime when baking 2 or more. it.” best for cooking. win that knocked the New York veteran said last week. “Of course, 1 formers, threw a tantrum on the their locker room. It had better do so soon or Wal­ The Jets do not have a “football Kitchen ■nim mincemeat mixture into prepared shell. Set pie Ciiants out of the playoffs, the Jets think we’re one big win away from practice field after a run-in with “What we need more than any­ ton, who has contract security man” running their operation. Team Pears arc picked when mature but still hard; they on waxed paper in the microwave oven. Microwave at develop their best flavor when they ripen off the tree. Butter crumb pastry topping came into 1989 brimming with con­ straightening out. But if the loss defensive coordinator Ralph Haw­ thing is to get focused on football,” through next season, might not hear president Steve GuUnan’s strength is high power for 9 to 15 minutes, or until pears are tender Pears ripen from the inside out, so don’t wait until the 1 cup all-purpose flour fidence. comes first, it could make for a real­ kins. Toon said. “If we do that, we can “Joe Must Go” chants only at Giants finance, player personnel director Marge Churchill and filling appears hot and bubbly in the center. Rotate surface is completely soft, or the center may be brown 1-4 cup plus 2 tablespoons butter Five games into the season, ly long season.” On media day, several of the win.” Stadium. He might be told he is Mike Hickey has done a mediocre 1-4 turn every 3 minutes. Top with cut-outs. May be and mealy. The most common pears are yellow or red 1-2 teaspoon salt however, the Jets arc 1-4, 0-3 at It’s already that, with players usually affable players decided to Not many people predicted a win­ gone by Jets management. job in the draft and pro personnel served warm or cold, topped with whipped lopping or Bartlctts, D’AnJou, Bose and Cornice. Beat ingredients in a small mixing bowl at low speed home, and play the New Orleans snarling in the locker room before clam up, including Marty Lyons, ning season for the Jets this year. Then, again, he entered this director Jim Royer hasn’t come up 6 ripe medium Bartlett pears vanilla ice cream. Yields one 9-inch pie. Look for pears which have started to soften at the stem until particles arc fine. Sprinkle on top of Tilling; Saints, Buffalo Bills and San Fran­ practice, feuding with coaches on who once admitted he “never met a But Walton was optimistic, as a season as the only man with a career with any gems. Lemon custard: end. Minor surface scars do not affect quality. Bartlctts microwave as directed in recipe. Top.'; 1 casserole or pie, cisco 49ers the next three weeks. the practice field and showing little microphone I didn’t like.” Lyons is coach must be. That optimism winning record as Jets coach. And What the Jets need most is a 1-4 cup sugar One crust pie shell arc bell-shaped with thin skin which is read or yellow or 6 dumplings. The offense has died as top spark during games. the leader of the defense, a respected hasn’t disintegrated. he has guided a not-vcry-talcntcd Bobby Beathard-type to run the 1^2 teaspoon lemon peel with cut-outs receivers Wesley Walker, Al Toon Add to that a coaching staff that football operation. and may be bluish. Cornice pears arc round with thick, 1 tablespoon cornstarch 11-year veteran who sets the tone “I think our chemistry is better team to winning records in three of 1~3 cup plus 21~2 tablespoons shortening Pear date delight yellow-green skin and some russeting. Bocs pears have a 1 cup half and half long neck and dark yellow skin with cinnamon-colored 3 tablespoons butter or margarine, softened 3 pears, peeled, halved and cored 2 egg yolks, slightly beaten 1-4 cup chopped dates russeting. Color is no indication of ripeness with 1'’2 teaspoon vanilla ll-'2 cups all-purpose flour 3~’4 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon margarine or butter D’Anjou pears, which range from yellow to green. In a 2-quart casserole, combine water, sugar, and Ripen hard pears at room temperature until skin al 41-2 tablespoons cold water 1 tablespoon orange juice lemon slices. Cover and microwave at high power for 3 1 tablespoon light corn syrup stem ends yields to gentle pressure. If kept in a plastic 4 to 5 drops yellow food coloring SCOREBOARD to 4 minutes, or until mixture boils. Peel pears, leaving Nutmeg for sprinkling bag, open or perforate it. Refrigerate ripened pears un-' stems in. Arrange pears upright in a casserole, placing Cut shortening and butter into flour and salt until par­ ticles resemble small peas. Combine water and food Arrange pear halves, sliced side up in an 8 x 8-inch covered in the crisper and use as soon as jxrssiblc. one in the center. Baste with sauce. Cover and Kansas City 1477 653 824 coloring. Sprinkle over flour mixture; stir until particles dish. Fill centers with dates. A particular favorite is Hot Pink Pears. Served in a tall microwave al high pxjwer for 7 to 11 minutes, or until Pittsburgh 1260 555 705 are just moist enough to cling together and form a ball. In a 1 cup measure melt margarine on high power for Hockey Transactions stemmed glass, they make an elegant appearance suitable pears arc fork lender. Cover and refrigerate until serving DEFENSE for any special occasion. The robust flavor of spice and Set aside one-third of dough to make cut-outs. 30 seconds. Add orange juice and com syrup. Pour over Vbrds Rush Ffass time. Roll dough out on a floured cloth to 1-8 inch thick pear halves and dates. Sprinkle with nutmeg. Cover with Cleveland 1351 509 842 wine creates an aroma and flavor which will bring rave In a small bowl or 1-quart measure, combine sugar, BASEBALL circle which is 2 inches larger than inverted pie plate. Fit waxed paper and microwave on high power for 10 NHL standings reviews from your dinner guests. peel and cornstarch. Blend in half and half. Microwave at American League n. Kansas City 1379 749 into pic plate. Microwave at high power for 5 to 7 minutes, basting at 2 minute intervals. Serve warm with a WALES CONFERENCE KANSAS CITY ROYALS— Exercised the op­ Cincinnati 1538 837 high power for 11-2 to 4 minutes, or until the mixture Patrick Division tion on the contract of Bret Saberhagen, Denver 1567 1125 Hot pink pears minutes, rotating dish 1-2 turn every 3 minutes. Check dollop of s'weetened shipped cream and dash of nutmeg. W L TPts GF boils and is slightly thickened, stirring every 30 seconds. GA pitcher, for 1990. New England 1627 1098 6 large ripe winter pears (Bose or D’Anjou are for doncncss through bottom of pie plate. Crust will not Yields 6 servings. NY Rangers 2 0 0 4 9 4 National League Houston 1647 1152 Blend small amount of thickened mixture into egg yolks. New Jersey 1 1 1 3 12 10 brown, but will appear dry and opaque. PITTSBURGH PIRATES— Named Scott Flaiders 1657 924 best) Return egg mixture back to thickened sauce and blend. Curried pear chutney Pittsburgh 1 1 1 3 13 10 Proelrock assistant of baseball operations. Seattle 1667 961 6 whole cloves For cut outs, roll out dough and cut reserved dough Washington 1 1 0 2 7 6 Senior Professional Baseball League San Diego 1693 1058 Reduce power to 50 percent (medium) and microwave 1 1 cup packed brown sugar 1 2 0 2 13 14 1 cup sugar into 6 pieces with a cookie cutter, or make one 6 or 7 NY Islanders GOLD COAST SUNS— Signed Louis Tianl, Indianapolis 1730 1194 to 11-2 minutes, or until very hot, stirring every 30 I- 4 cup cider vinegar Philadelphia 0 3 0 0 a 16 pitcher. Buffalo 1753 1079 1~2 cup Marsalla wine inch circle. Prick with a fork to mark 6 wedges. Sprinkle Adams Division seconds. Stir in vanilla. Cover and chill. Serve pears with I I - 2 tea.spoons curry powder BASKETBALL Pittsburgh 1757 1093 1~4 cup water with 1 teaspoon sugar and 1-8 teaspxxm cinnamon, trans­ Boston 2 1 0 4 e 8 National Basketball Association Jets 1850 1338 lemon custard sauce in individual serving dishes. Yields 1-2 teaspoon salt 4 fer to wax paper. Arrange cookie shapes in a ring. Montreal 2 1 0 9 4 ATLANTA HAWKS— Released Anthony Miami 1881 1257 1'’4 teaspoon red food coloring 6 servings. 1-2 teaspoon ground cinnamon Buffalo 1 1 1 3 7 10 Taylor and Keith Wilson, guards. 1 pint softly whipped sweetened cream Microwave al high power for 2 to 4 minutes, or until dry Hartford 1 2 0 2 14 16 GOLDEN STATE VWRRIORS-Waived Rico NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Pear preserves and puffy, rotating every minute. Watch closely. Loosen 2 large pears, chopped (about 3 cups) Quebec 1 2 0 2 13 14 Washington, forward. OFFENSE P ^ l pears, leaving stem in place. If necessary, cut a bit 1 large orange, peeled and chopped (about 1 cup) CAMPBELL CONFERENCE PHILADELPHIA 76ERS— Waived Jarvis Bas- 1= lihrds Rush Pass off the bottom of the pears so they will stand up and not 4 cups peeled, cored, finely chopped Bartlett pears from wax paper while warm and transfer to warm pic. Norris Division night, forward. Green Bay 2203 710 1493 1-2 cup chopped green pepper W L TPts GF GA FOOTBALL Washington 2136 764 1374 tip over. Slick one whole clove in the side of each pear. 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1-2 cup chopped red pepper Minnesota 2 0 1 5 14 11 National Football League Flams 1977 684 1293 Combine sugar, Marsalla, water and red food coloring 3 cups sugar Pear dumpling cups 1-2 cup golden raisins St. Louis 1 1 0 2 13 11 DALLAS COWBOYS— Released Scott Chicago 1937 844 1093 in a 11-2 to 2-quan casserole. Microwave, covered, for 2 I'-S teaspoon ground cloves Toronto 1 1 0 2 10 9 Ankrom, wide receiver, and Tim Jackson, San Francisco 1880 550 1330 6 small (2 to 21-2 inch) pears, pared, quartered 1-2 cup slivered almonds Chicago 1 2 0 2 9 15 safety. .L. Philadelphia 1832 575 1257 minutes, or until sugar is dissolved. Stand pears up in the 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel In a 2-quart casserole, combine brown sugar, v in e ^ , Detroit 0 3 0 0 10 20 PHOENIX CARDINALS-Placed Shawn Giants 1772 671 1101 liquid. Cover with plastic wrap and microwave on high 1 pouch (3 ounces) liquid fruit pectin and cored Smyths Division Knight, defensive tackle, on injured reserve. curry powder, salt and cinnamon. Microwave at high New Orlaens 1742 560 1182 6 tablespoons raisins Calgary 3 0 0 6 20 12 Signed Phil McConkey, wide receiver, power for 6 minutes. Baste pears with liquid. Re-cover Combine pears, lemon juice, sugar, cloves and lemon power for 11-2 to 3 minutes, or until sugar dissolves; Edmonton 2 0 0 4 10 6 Phoenix 1728 460 1268 6 to 9 tablespoons brown sugar Canadian Football League 1190 and microwave at high power for 6 to 9 minutes more, or peel in a 3-quart casserole or a 2-quart measure. Los Angeles 2 1 0 4 14 8 Atlanta 1541 351 Cinnamon stirring once. Stir in remaining ingredients, except al­ BRITISH COLUMBIA LIONS— Added Stacey 1515 587 928 Vancouver 1 2 0 2 8 12 Minnesota until pears are tender. Allow to stand, covered, for 5 Microwave at high power for 10 to 15 minutes, or until monds. Microwave at high power for 30 to 50 minutes, GilcresL defensive back, to the practice rosier. Tampa Bay 1473 592 881 3 tablespoons butter or margarine Winnipeg 1 2 0 2 7 12 Released Kevin Powell, tackle, and Marcus minutes before serving. mixture comes to a full rolling boil, stirring 2 or 3 limes Detroit 1450 623 827 or until liquid is syrupy and fmit is very tender, stirring 2 Tuesday's Games Thomas, defensive back, from the practice 1 recipe butter Crumb Pastry Topping Dallas 1214 294 920 To serve, place pears in individual serving bowls or during the cooking process. Boil for a minute. roster. Place 1 pear (4 quarters) in each of six 5- or 6-ounce or 3 times. Stir in almonds. Cool slightly. Calgary 4, New Jersey 2 CALGARY STAMPEDERS— Added David tall stemmed glasses, on a bed of softly whipped Mix in pectin thoroughly. Skim off foam. Store in the Spoon chutney into 2 sterilized 1-2 pint jars. Cover Pittsburgh 5. Winnipeg 1 DEFENSE custard cups, individual souffle or casserole dishes. Top Evans, defensive back, and Maury Metcalf, .J r- Yhrds Rush Pass sweetened cream. Spoon some of the remaining juice refrigerator or pour into hot sterilized jars, seal and Wednesday's Games linebacker, to the practice rosier. Released with 1 tablespoon raisins, 1 to 11-2 tablespoons brown and refrigerate no longer than 2 weeks. Serve as a condi­ Minnesota 1083 640 443 over the pears, and, serve immediately. Yields 6 serv­ process by conventional method. Yields 41-2 cups. Jerry Dunlap, defensive back, from the practice ment for lamb, pork or chicken. San Francisco 1497 471 1026 sugar, dash of cinnamon and 1-2 teaspoon butter. Place Boston at Montreal. 7:35 p.m. roster. ings. Giants 1646 517 1129 Washington at Harttord. 7:35 p.m. EDMONTON ESKIMOS-Released Jerome Pear mincemeat pie about 1-4 cup topping mix on top of each. Place in­ New Orleans 1666 455 1211 Buffalo al Toronto. 7:35 p.m. Erdman, defensive back, from the injured list. O'Brien, Jets 191 114 1430 6 9 Rushers Marge Churchill is a Manchester resident who Is Tampa Bay 1668 578 1090 Lemon pears and cream 1 microwave 9-inch pie shell with cut-outs dividual cups in a ring on waxed paper in the microwave. Calgary at New fibrk Rangers, 7^5 p.m. Added Brian Walling, running back, to the prac­ Eason, N.E. 105 57 761 3 4 Att Yds Avg LGTD an authority on microwave cooking. Write to: Vancouver at Edmonton, 935 p.m. Anderson, CN. 100 530 5.3 Green Bay 1700 564 1136 1~2 cup water 1 package (9 ounces) condensed mincemeat At high {X)wer, microwave for 7 to 10 minutes, or until tice roster. Football Phoenix 1746 676 1070 Microwave Kitchen, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box New fferk Islanders at Los Angeles, 10:35 HAMILTON TIGER CATS— Added Toney Ruahera Bell, Rams 100 512 5.1 pears arc tender, rearranging and rotating cups every 3 Detroit 1760 606 1154 1 cup sugar 1 cup water p.m. Catchings, linebacker, to the practice roster. Att YdsAvg LGTD Riggs, Wash. 108 468 4.3 591, Manchester 06040. Okoye, K.C, 103 487 4.7 59 4 Fuilwood, G.B. 87 434 5.0 Chicago 1805 658 1147 1 small lemon, thinly sliced 3 ripe pears, peeled, cored and chopped minutes. Thursday's Games Released Everett Gay, wide receiver, from the Attanta 1812 724 1088 practice roster. NFL standings Dickerson, Ind. 102 446 4.4 21 3 B.Sanders, Dal. 67 354 5.3 Anderson, Giants Washington 1816 484 1332 Quebec al PNIadelphia, 7:35 p.m. TORONTO ARGONAUTS— Traded Bruce AMERICAN CONFERENCE Brooks. Cin. 70 429 6.1 65 3 98 346 3.5 Thomas, Buff. 69 348 5.0 28 1 Craig, S.F. 84 318 3.8 Rams 1862 469 1393 Winnipeg at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Holmes, linebacker, to the Ottawa Rough East Dallas 1885 771 1114 Toronto at Chicago. 8:35 p.m. Riders tor future considerations. Added Danny W L T Pet. Humphrey, Den. 68 294 4.3 40 2 Tate, T.B. 64 282 4.4 Hilliard, N.O. Philadelphia 1909 553 1356 SL Louis at Minnesota. 8:35 p.m. Lockett, linebacker, to the practice rosier. BuHalo 3 2 0 .600 Allen, Raiders 62 262 4.2 15 1 84 267 3.2 Rice Bran Oil effective in lowering person’s blood cholesterol Vtorner, Sea. 64 235 3.7 21 1 Settle, All. HOCKEY Indianapolis 3 2 0 .600 108 94 71 254 3.6 AHL standings National Hockey League Miami 2 3 0 .400 101 126 Worley, Pitt. 56 199 3.6 17 1 Highsmith, Hou. 45 192 4.3 16 4 NHL— Suspended Dave Manson, Chicago New England 2 3 0 .400 73 116 Receivers might make you stop that practice Northern Division McNeil, Jets 52 192 3.7 15 1 It’s too bad they had to use on the run with their babies, these W L T Pts defenseman, lor three games lor pushing lines­ N.Y. Jets 1 4 0 .200 NO YdsAvg Scholastic By Bonnie Tandy Leblang are probably worth the extra money. for good.______Maine 2 0 0 4 10 man Ron Asselsline in a game with the New C s n iril J.Smith, Phoa. 44 549 12.5 monosodium glutamate (MSG), 'tbrk Rangers on Oct. 8. Cincinnati 4 1 0 .800 Racalvera Ellanf, Rams 35 636 18.2 and Carolyn Wyman I won’t get into how this stuff looks Bonnie Tandy Leblang, a Springfield 2 0 0 4 16 NO YdsAvg LGTD Supermarket Sampler vegetable gums and artificial flavors EDMONTON OILERS— Sent Randy Exelby, Cleveland 3 2 0 .600 Rico, S.F. 29 634 21.9 Cape Breton 1 0 0 2 4 Reed. Buff. 35 539 1 5.4 78 3 and tastes. All I can say is if you’re registered dietitian, and Carolyn goallender, to the Phoenix Ftoadrunners of the Houston 2 3 0 .400 Sharpe, G.B. 29 506 17.4 in their seasoning packets though. Sherbrooke 1 0 0 2 5 Thomas, Buff. 24 312 13.0 74 3 MHS girls JV soccer Into-national League Pittsburgh 2 3 0 .400 76 135 Monk, Wash. 27 435 16.1 Select Origins Rice Bran Oil. accustomed to taking a bite or two Wyman, a junk food fanatic, are Halifax 1 1 0 2 8 The Manchester High junior varsity girls' soc­ Until they make them more natural. HARTFORD WHALERS-Traded Norm West Llpps, Pitt. 23 380 16.5 48 1 Carter, Minn. 25 365 14.6 Moncton 0 1 0 0 2 cer team edged Rockville, 1-0, Tuesday after­ $1.19 for 5-oz., $2.49 to 2.79 for I’d rather make pasta salad from of your baby’s jar food, this product syndicated columnists. Maciver. deferi,>aman, to the Edmonton Oilers Denver 4 1 0 .800 Blades. Sea. 23 374 16.3 3 2 2 Hill, N.O. 25 336 13.4 Now Haven 0 3 0 0 6 23 171 7.4 2 5 2 noon. Missy Jolly account^ for only goal of the people’s fear of heart disease. Yet ears of com in the ranch and bacon for Jim Ennis, defenseman. Kansas City 2 3 0 .400 Williams. Sea. Byars, Phil. 25 278 11.1 12.5-oz. or $3.99 to $4.49 for a 26- scratch. Southern Division Carter, Pitt. 22 161 7.3 22 1 game. Janice Edwards played well In goal for vinaigrette; and the pickles in the MONTREAL CANADIENS— Called up Martin L.A. Raiders 2 3 0 .400 Carrier, T.B. 23 390 1 7.0 oz. bottle. Also available in a 1-gal­ this stuff doesn’t taste like much of Adirondack 2 0 0 4 11 Brooks. Ind. 21 414 19.7 55 2 Manchester while Michele Lewis and Amy First boil some water for pasta. Desjardins, center, from Sherbrooke of ttio San Diego 2 3 0 .400 96 109 Collins. Ad. 23 364 1 5.8 arything and fries things no belter three other flavors (that is, until 1 Rochester 2 0 0 4 13 Bernstine, S.D. 21 222 10.6 36 1 Dwyer also played well. The young Indians are lon container for $17. While it’s cooking, dice some Hershey 1 1 0 2 12 American Hockey League. Seattle 2 3 0 .400 95 108 found out they were really zuc­ Jensen, Mia. 21 213 10,1 18 2 Punters 4-3 and will host Fermi of Enfield Friday at or worse ifian vegetable oil, which is Adding wine turns food NATIONAL CONFERENCE BONNIE: Move over oat bran. Baltimore 0 1 0 0 3 ST. LOUIS BLUES— Named Matt Keator vegetables and what ever else you East Slaughter, Clev. 20 335 16.8 55 2 NO Yds home. lots fhcajxr Don’t encourage these chini.) Newmarket 0 1 0 0 6 New England area scout Signed Jack Evans, Research shows that rice bran and N.Y. Giants .800 135 79 Johnson. Den. 20 29614.8 68 2 Arnold, Dot 23 1029 164 44.7 have on hand (cooked chicken, Binghamton 0 2 0 0 3 assistant di'octor of scouting, and Flat Ginnell, modern r'.ay snake oil salesmen by Since all varieties are equally Philadelphia .600 135 128 Toon. Jets 20 27613.8 37 1 Landeta, Giants 18 794' 58 1 44.1 MHS boys JV soccer its oil may be even more effective in canned tuna) and loss with a favorite Utica 0 2 0 0 9 Ken W'lliamson arxJ John F^is, Jr., scouts. Hill. Hou. 20 26013.0 48 2 good-tasting, pick according to your NOTE: Two points are awarded lor a victory Washington .600 137 ’ 18 Mojslejenko, Wash. 22 961 63 1 43.7 The Manchester High junior varsity boys' soc­ lowering blood cholesterol than oat buying tliis stuff. into gourmet delight VANCOUVER CANUCKS— Assigned Ron salad dressing. Then, add the pasta. .400 98 126 McNeil, Jets 20 184 9.2 20 0 Saxon, Dali. 28 1221 156 43.6 cer team upped its record to 5-0-2 with a 4-0 favorite flavor. Beware of the tuna and one lor a tie. Stern and David Bruce, right wings; and Kevan Phoenix ,000 54 146 Holton, S.F. 22 952 i56 43.3 shutout over Flockville. Bob Post scored two bran. One component of the rice This should save you some money Saturday's Games Guy, dirle'iseman, to Milwaukee of the Interna­ Dallas salad supreme and chicken dijon, Punlara Camarillo, Phoe. 19 814 55 ! 42.8 Uncle Ben’s Country Recipe same wine I drink? Adirondack 6, Binghamton 1 tional Lerigue. goals lor the young Indians while Rob Anderson bran oil called B-sitosterol is and shouldn’t take any more lime By Nancy Byal Chicago .800 164 103 NO Yds Mohr. T.B. 26 1077 58 41.4 and Mike Kelsey collected the other goals. Pasta Salads. Bacon vinaigrette, however. They do not contain cans ANSWER: CerUiinly. But don’t Maine 4, New Haven 2 SOCCER Gr.Montgomary, Hou 18 828 63 46.0 believed to reduce the body’s ab­ than it does to make Uncle Bens. Better Homes and Gardens Springfi^d 9, Hershey 5 Green Bay .600 148 132 Fulhoge, Ad. 24 968 52 40.3 Dave Milesko was outstanding In goal. creamy Italian, tuna salad of chicken or tuna as I believe they dump a great vintage wine into a American Indoor Soccer Ateociation Minnesota .600 100 92 llesic, S.D. 19 842 Buford, Chi. 22 876 60 39.9 sorption of cholesterol. B-sitosterol For The Associated Press Sunday's Games CHICAGO POWER — Signed Jay .should if they’re going to use those Cape Breton 4, Halifax 3 Tampa Bay .600 104 103 Stark, Ind. 19 842 Teltschik, Phil. 25 969 58 38.8 Bennet boys JV soccer is also found in other grains and supreme, chicken dijon and stew. McCutcheon, goalkeeper, and Saeed Bakhliari, Kidd, Buff. 17 749 Gerber Single Serving Cereal Hershey 7, Utica 4 Detroit .000 74 134 The Bennet Junior High junior varsity boys' ranch. $1.79 to $2.09 per 9.7 to words in their names. ‘ QUESTION: May I substitute defenseman, to one-year contracts. Nowsome, Pitt 26 1128 fresh vegetables but in much lower Add a little wine to an ordinary Sherbrooke 5. New Haven 3 Punt Retumera soccer team edged East Hartford, 4-3. Angel for Baby. Oatmeal and rice. 90 MILWAUKEE WAVE— Signed Dave Kasper, Goodburn, K.C. 15 645 NO Yds Avg LG TD any white wine if a specific white Rochester 7. Newmarket 6, OT L.A. Ftams 1.000 142 102 Cosme scored two goals lor Bennet while Tom concenuations. Best of all, some 10.8-oz. box of pasta, vegetables cents per box of six, 1-2-oz. dish, and voila! You’ve gone gour­ midfielder, to a one-year contract Horan, Den. 23 977 Sanders, Ad. 9 126 14.0 BONNIE: Your point about the Monday's Games San Francisco .800 124 101 Kelly and Wade Bedell scored the other goals. and dre.ssing mix. met! You can substitute wine for wine is called for? Roby, Mia. 17 719 52 42.3 Siks^m a, Phoa. 13 173 13,3 people believe that only about one microwavable feeding cup.s. No games scheduled Atlanta .200 92 114 Chris Pazda was outstanding In goal while Ben naming of the chicken sans chicken, Green, Chi. 7 90 CAROIYN: I don’t know who some of the broth, water or liquid in ANSWER: You can substitute Tuesday's Games New Orleans .200 106 95 129 Berte, Greg Flyan and Mika Wilk also played tablespoon of the oil may be needed Shepard, N.O.-DII 8 97 12.1 and tuna sans tuna is well taken No games scheduled Sunday, Oct. 15 well. daily to be effective. Uncle Ben thinks he’s kidding call­ a stew, soup or meat sauce. To start, any dry while wine for a chardonnay 16 176 11.0 BONNIE: Here’s a new con­ Wednesday's Games Baseball Punt Returners Meggett, Giants Carolyn. I was also interested in the or Chablis — even a good-quality Lewis, Minn. 17 170 10.0 Rice bran oil is, unsaturated and ing these new pastas “Country here are answers to some common Cape Breton at Adirondack Detroit at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. NO Yds Avg venient form of a standard nutrient- Taylor, S.F. 16 154 9.6 vegetables, although for a different questions about cooking with wine. generic white table wine. Bccau.se Sherbrooke at Hershey Green Bay at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Verdin, Ind. 9 126 14.0 49 doesn’t have a pronounced flavor. Recipe” and linking them via box enriched baby cereal. Just stir some Williams, Phil. 14 132 9.4 reason. Binghamton at Moncton Houston at Chicago, 1 p.m. McNeil, Clav. 14 149 10.6 Soccer pictures to mostly New England QUESTION: Is an inexpensive wine changes during the cooking Gray, DeL 8 60 7.5 Use it as you would vegetable oil: in liquid into the pre-portioned plastic Thursday's Games Miami at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Townsall, Jets 11 108 9.8 Instead of the dehydrated Postseason glance Futroll. T.B. 9 55 6.1 baking, salads, and especially for country inns. In my experience, table wine good enough for cook­ process, small differences aren’t ap­ No games scheduled New England at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Stradford, Mia. 9 84 9.3 vegetables treated with sulfites cup and it’s ready to eat. Friday's Games All TImea EDT Washington at New \brk Giants, 1 p.m. Bell, Den. 9 81 9.0 frying as rice bran oil has a very pasta salads are more a phenomena ing? parent. But don’t substitute a sweet Kickoff Rslumsn Unfortunately you have to pay Utca al Baltimore PLAYOFFS San Francisco at Dallas. 1 p.m. Fryer, N.E. 11 93 8.5 MSC Dynamites found in Suddenly Salad, Uncle NO Yds Avg high smoking point (That’s the point of gourmet delis than of yankce B & ANSWER: Yes. If you like the wine for a dry one. Binghamton at Moncton American Laagua Seattle at San Diego, 4 p.m. Sutton, G.B.-Butf, 7 59 8.4 The Manchester Soccer Club Dynamites quite a lot for this convenience: a Gray, Del 13 342 26.3 Ben’s has pickled the vegetables in QUESTION: Can 1 use a partly Adirondack at New Haven Tuaaday, Oct. 3 Indianapolis at Denver, 4 p.m. Woodson, Pitt 8 66 8.3 (girls under 12) won their division of the at which the oil begins to smoke and Bs (which are more likely to serve a 1-2-ounce single serving costs flavor, you’ll probably be happy Gerrtry, Chi. 10 256 25,6 their new pasta salads (This could Hershey at Rochester Oaklarxl 7, Toronto 3 Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 4 p.m. Martin, Cin. 7 49 7.0 13 Windsor Columbus Day TournamenL The deteriorate.) substantial lunch of, say, pot roast or about 20 cents per serving in the cooking with the wine. But don’t consumed bottle of wine for cook­ Cape Breton at Sherbrooke Wadneaday, Oct. 4 New York Jets at New Orleans, 4 p.m. Ro. Brown, Rams 18 442 24.6 Dynamites edged Avon, 2-1; shut out Wilton, explain why the zucchini tasted like 171 24.4 At a lime when people are trying chicken pie). But non-Yankees will use an inferior wine just because it’s ing? Maine at Springfield Oakland 6, Toronto 3 Philadelphia at Phoenix, 4 p.m. Kickoff Retumers Ftolmer, D el 7 1-0, beat Vfoodbury, 4-1; blanked Burlington, microwaveable cups versus less than 426 23.7 pickles.) Then they pasteurized and Friday, Oct. 6 Kansas City at Los Angelas Raiders, 4 p.m, NO Yds Dixon, Dali. 18 4-0; nipped Woodbury, 1-0, In the semifinal and to cut down on their use of saturated probably like these. inexpiensive. Tlie alcohol evaporates ANSWER: Yes. Re-cork and ^ 9 A.Johnson, Wash. 12 272 227 5 cents poured from the box. If you NHL results Toronto 7, Oakland 3 Monday, Oct. 16 Logan. Mia 13 394 30.3 topped Wilton, 2-1, lor the championship. packed them in a foil pouch. A refrigerate a leftover red or white Nelson, Minn. 14 317 22.6 fats and fats in general, it’s nice to All five are seasoned more dis­ can afford the higher cost and would during cooking, so flavor becomes Saturday, Oct. 7 Wbodson, Pitt 16 445 27.8 Goal scorers tor the Dynamitee were Heidi Flagler, S.F. 14 304 21.7 research and development person wine and u.se it within 2 days. To Flames 4, Devils 2 Oakland 6, Toronto 5 Los Angelas Ftams at Buffalo, 9 p.m. Mardn, N.E. 9 240 26.7 Peltier (4), Karl Barrera (3), Melanie Fiske, learn of a substitute that not only tinctly than most ready-made deli enjoy the convenience of this when concenuated. If a wine has an in­ 8 168 21.0 Sunday, Oct. 8 Jefferson, Sea. 14 368 26.3 Meggett, Giants Robin Towle, Dena Springer, Jessica Nylin, from Uncle Ben’s says they did this ferior flavor to begin with, it’s un­ store for 1 to 2 weeks, refrigerate Calgary 0 4 0— 4 144 20.6 won’t raise your cholesterol, but pasta salads and there are substantial traveling with baby. I’d recommend Oakland 4, Toronto 3. Oakland wins series 10 252 25.2 Sherman, Phil. 7 Becky Jensen, Gene OrlowskI and Jocelyn New Jersey 1 0 1— 2 Townsall, Jets to keep the vegetables crispy and to likely you’ll be plea.scd with the the wine in a .small container with 4-1 College football Top 25 Metcalf, Clav. 10 250 25.0 Schneider. Also playing well for a Dynamites may even lower it. chunks of vegetables — not the little these. First Period— 1, New Jersey, Malay 1 (Velis- Scoring avoid the sulfites or other preserva­ Harris, Hou. 13 309 23.8 were Lynn Salonen, Cathy Moriarty, Erin O'Neil, slivers you’ll find (if you look very result. minimum head space .so the wine is chek), 230. Penally— McCrimmon, Cal (hold­ The Top Twenty Five teams In the Associated Touchdowns National League Jennings, Cin. 12 262 21.8 Jessica Callahan and Leslie Crockett. tives. 1 say, that’s a commendable ing), 14:21. Press college football poll, with First-placa votes TD Rush Roc Ret Pts CAROLYN: Another example of hard) in Belly Crocker’s Suddenly not exposed to air. For longer Wednesday, Oct. 4 Bell. Den. 11 228 20.7 CAROIYN: 1 agree. For parents QUESTION: Can I cook with the Second Period— 2, Calgary. Mullen 2 (Gil- in parentheses, records through OcL 7, 8 7 1 0 48 change. storage, freeze wine in a small San Francisco 11, Chicago 3 Ednionds, Raiders 10 205 20.5 Anderson, Chi. MSC Spirit a company trying to profit off of Salads. I especially liked the little mour), :26 (sh). 3, Calgary, Murzyn 2, 3:45. 4. Thursday, Oct. 5 Record Pts FVs Bell, Rams 5 5 0 0 30 freezerproof container allowing Calgary, Priakin 1 (Nattress, Fleury), 6:27. 5, Chicago 9, San Francisco 5 1. Notre Dame (54) 5D-0 1,494 1 Fuilwood. G.B. 5 5 0 0 30 The MSC Spirit (boys 10 arxl under) defeated Danbury. 1-0, tied Glastonbury, 0-0, Simsbury, Calgary, Roberts 3 (Makarov, Fleury), 9:50. Saturday, Oct. 7 2. Miami, Fla. (4) 5D-0 1,428 2 Green, Phoe. 5 0 5 0 30 enough nxmi for the liquid to ex­ Penalties— Murzyn, c i (trippirrg), :14; Otto, Cal San Francisco 5, Chicago 4 3. Colorado (2) 5-0-0 1,371 3 Scoring Hilliard, N.O. 5 4 1 0 30 0-0 and Brookfield, 1-t, and tost a tough 1-0 pand in frcczinc. decision to tournament champion Plodding at (roughing), 18:34; Fetisov, NJ, double minor Sunday, Oct. 8 4. Nebraska 5^-0 1,298 4 Touchdowns Rice, S.F. 5 0 5 0 30 the Wirxlsor Columbus Day TournamenL Goal (boarding, Ngh-sticking), 18:34; Gilmour, Cal San Francisco 6, Chicago 4 5. Michigan 3-1-0 1,232 5 TD Rush Roc Rot Pts J.Smith, Phoe. , 5 0 5 0 30 Menus (hooking), 19:07, Monday, Oct. 9 6. Tennessee 5-0-0 1,205 6 Butts, S.D. 6 6 0 0 36 Tate. T.B. 5 5 0 0 30 scorers were Matt Oleksiw and Jeff Cashman. Third Period— 6, Now Jersey, F^SundsIrom San Francisco 3, Chicago 2, San Francisco 7. Arkansas 4-0-0 1,108 7 Brooks, CIn. 5 3 2 0 30 Andwson, Giants 4 4 0 0 24 Ryan Buzzell, Todd Gabriel, A.J. Flobonhymer 0 30 and Jason Russo had assists. Josh Brown, 2 (MacLeen), 5:33. Periallies— Ftodduby, NJ wins series 4-1 6. Houston 4-0-0 1,002 12 Fernandez, Raiders 5 0 5 Ellard, Rams 4 0 4 0 24 Monday: Ham and cheese fries, assorted fruit. Gourmet Dinners on (slashing), 2:51; Macinnis, Cal (high-sticking), 9. Pittsburgh 4-0-1 994 8 Highsmith, Hou. 4 4 0 0 24 Sharpe. G.B. 4 0 3 1 24 Josh Egan. Barrett Ouaglia, Mika Young and Scandanavian vegetables, roll, Manchester schools 17:35. Manoa, Clev. 4 2 2 0 24 goalkeeper Zack Willhide played well defen­ Friday: F^sta with meat sauce, Thursday Evenings WORLD SERIES 10. Southern Cal 4-1-0 951 9 WssL G.B. 4 0 4 0 24 Senior citizen sandwich, macaroni salad, cucumber (Soatino SpntvBpm) Shots on goal— Calgary 4-12-7— 23. New 4-0-0 688 13 Okoye, K.C. 4 4 0 0 24 sively. Tom Tierney and Jeff Champagne also spiccy apple-raisin crumb cake. The following lunches will be green beans, hot garlic bread, as- Mj Saturday, Oct. 14 11. Alabama played well. The following lunches will be salad, cookie and applesauce. Jersey 13-6-9— 28. San Francisco at Oakland, 831 p.m. 12. Auburn 3-1-0 869 11 Thomas, Buff. 4 1 3 0 24 Kicking served in the Manchester public sorted fmit. Let LIS wine and Dine you on Thurs. Power-play Opportunities— Calgary 0 of 2; Sunday, Oct. 15 13. N. Caroline SL 6-0-0 727 14 Vick, Jets 4 2 2 0 24 RAT FG LG Pis served at Mayfair Gardens and Wes- 'I'uesday: Shells and meat sauce, evenings at the Pic-A-Dilly. Bock New Jersey 0 of 4. San Francisco at Oakland, 838 p.m. 14. Clemson 5-1-0 684 15 Dickerson, Ind. 3 3 0 0 18 Allegro, Giants 13-13 14-18 52 55 schools the week of Ocl. 16-20; green beans, lutlian bread, fmit cup. by popular demand, A.Miller, S.D. 3 0 3 0 18 ihill Gardens the week of Ocl. 16-20 Meals on Wheels Coventry schools Goalies--Calgary, Vernon, 3-0-0 (28 shots-26 Tuesday, Oct. 17 15. Oklahoma 4-1-0 679 16 Lohmillor, Wash. 14-14 11-13 48 47 Monday: Cheese pizzji, tossed Wednesday: Half day, no lunch, starting this Thurs.: Oct. 12th saves). New Jersey, Burke, 0-1-1 (23-19), Oakland at San Francisco, 831 p.m. 16. Illinois 3-1-0 593 18 Reed, Buff. 3 0 3 0 16 Coler, S.F. 13-13 11-13 47 46 to Manchester residents who arc 60 The following lunches will be The following lunches will lx; Skansi, Sea. 3 0 3 0 18 16-16 10-12 48 46 salad, rosy applesauce, milk. milk and snack only Soup: Lobster Bisque Wednesday, Oct. 18 17. Air Force 6-0-0 498 20 Lansford, Rams Calendar or older: served al Coventry Grammar Oakland at San Francisco, 828 p.m. (tie) Washington SL 5-1-0 498 21 Buder, Chi. 20-21 6- 6 40 38 served to Meals on Wheels clients Tuesday: Chicken nuggets, dips, Thursday; Tacos, lettuce and Entre: Penguins 5, Jets 1 Thursday, Oct. 19 19. Florida St. 3-2-0 470 22 Kicking Zendejas, Phil. 16-16 7-10 47 37 the week of Oct. 16-20. The hot golden French fries, com, bread and School, Nathan Hale and Robertson RAT FG LG Pts 19-19 5- 7 52 34 tomato, chips, frozen fmit juicie. 1 .Poached Scallops on a bed of Winnipeg 0 1 0— 1 Oakland at San Francisco. 8:28 p.m., if 20. West Virginia 4-1-1 394 9 Jacks. G.B. Monday: Apricot nccuir, meat- 24 Treadwell, Den. 12-12 12-13 7- 8 52 31 Today noon meal is listed first and the cool butler, chilled pears, milk. schools the week of Oct. 16-20: Leeks with a Lemon Beurre Blanc Pittsburgh 3 1 1— 5 necessary 21. Michigan St. 2-2-0 273 Igwebulks, T.B. 10-11 loaf with onion gravy, mashed Friday: Juice, meat and cheese 3-2-0 226 25 Zendejas, Hou. 15-15 9-14 13-13 5- 9 49 28 Soya Soccer evening meal, .second: Monday: Chilled fruit juice, tuna First Period— 1, Pittsburgh, Errey 2 (Lemieux, Saturday, Oct. 21 2^U C LA Andersen, N.O. Coventry at Portland, 3:30 Wednesday: Apple juice, tuna 2 Pork Stew in Puff Pastry San Francisco at Oakland, 8:28 p.m.. If 23. Penn S I 4-1-0 82 — Bahr, Clev. Del Greco, Fttioe, 11-12 5- 6 36 26 potatoes and chives, broccoli, wheat pizza, tossed salad, gelatin with lop­ Coffey), 634. 2, Pittsburgh, Cullen 2, 6:53. 3, Girls Swimming Monday: American chop suey, salad on a roll, potato slicks, cole salad boat, pickle chips, sliced necessary 24. South Carolina 4-1-1 77 — BiasuccI, Ind. McFadden, Ad. 11-11 5- 7 38 26 ping. Desserts: Pittsburgh, Gilhen 1 (Loney, Caufiold), 12:52. Manchester at Windsor. 3:45 p.m. bread, rice pudding. Sunday, Oct. 22 25. Brigham Ifeung 4-1-0 66 — Lowery, K.C. Murray, DeL 8- 8 6- 6 50 26 green beans, corn; Chicken slaw, chocolate pudding, milk. peaches. Penalties— Hillier, Pit (holding). 1:28; Fenton, Volley ball Tuesday: Cran-apple juice, Strawberry Crepes San Francisco at Oakland, 8:28 p.m.. If (da) Florida 4-1-0 66 — Norwood, Buff. Ttie.sday: Hot dog on a bun, Win (hooking), 9:05; Ellen, Win (hooking), Rockville at Manchester, 3:30 sandwich, fruit, milk. Thursday: Lasagna, meat sauce, Chocolate Mousse necessary Other receiving votes: Syracuse 64, Texas N.Johnson, Sea turkey ala king, rice, oriental 16:03. East Catholic at Mercy, 3:45 lliesday: Leg of veal with gravy, tossed salad, bread and butter, Coventry High baked beans, com niblets, fresh Tech 58. Fresno St. 43, Louisville 27, Arizona Stoyanovich, Mia 43 vegetables, rye bread and pound Second Period— 4, Pittsburgh, Kyto 1 (Cul­ 25, Texas A&M 22. Virginia 20, Virginia Tech Anderson, Pitt. NFL team statistics baked potato, wax beans; Egg salad fruited gelatin, milk. fruit. len). 8:50. 5, Winnipeg, Steen 1 (Ellett, Elynuik), Thursday The following lunches will be 20, Hawaii 15. Indiana 13, Washington 11, Jaeger, Raiders 45 cake. 15:32. Penalties— Johnson, Pit (holding), 12:51; AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Girls Soccer sandwich, fruit, milk. Friday: Baked macaroni and served at Coventry High School the Wedne.sday: Salad bar with as­ Georgia 4, Oregon 3, E. Michigan 2. Carlyle, Win (slashing), 16:28. OFFENSE Bolton at Rocky Hill, 330 Wednesday: Vegetable beef soup, NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE litards Flush Ftoss Wednesday: Chicken ala king cheese, peanut butter-stuffed celery, week of Oct. 16-20: sorted meats and cheese, fmits and Third Period— 6, FMtsburgh, Kyto 2 (Bourque, Radio, TV NFL Individual leaders Quarlsrtiacks Coventry at Cromwell. 3:30 stuffed shells with Italian sauce, Quinn), 16:14. Penalties— Errey, Pit (elbowing), Buffalo 2024 533 1491 over rice, carrots: Ttirkey sandwich, carrot sticks, com bread and butter, Monday: Texas hot dog, chili, vegetables, school-baked roll, as­ Rotorvottom AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Att Com YdsTD Int Cincinnati 1880 911 069 green beans almondinc, salad with PequGst«d 103; Gilhen, Pit (hooking), 8:13. Montana, S.F, 163 111 1445 10 3 fruit sherbet, milk. steak fries, assorted fmit. sorted garnishes. Querterbaciis Jets 1734 430 1304 fruit, milk. Shots on goal— Winnipeg 7-11-10— 28. Pit­ Everett. Flams 144 93 1352 9 4 Italian dressing, Italian bread and Today Att Com YdsTD Int Flaiders 1672 600 1063 'Hiesday: Steakum and cheese Thursday: Chilled fmit juice, as­ tsburgh 14-7-8— 29. 148 101 1171 6 3 Thursday: Pot roast with gravy, 643-22241 Esiason, Cin. 129 71 1067 8 HebsrL N O. Houston 1665 632 1033 ice cream. sorted sandwiches, fresh vegetable Missed penally shots— Small, Win, 17:41, 3 p.m. — College soccer; UConn Miller, Ad. 126 82 904 3 1 EMERGENCY whipped pouito, peas: Chicken salad sub, choice of vegetable, assorted Kelly, Buff. 162 100 1420 11 Miami 1640 362 1278 Thursday; Pineapple juice, baked first Majkowski, G.B. 169 107 1517 11 9 Bolton Elementary fmit. sticks, school-baked cookie. Power-play Opportunities— Winnipeg 0 of 4; al Providence, WHUS (91.7 FM) Kosar, Clav. 151 93 1032 6 Indianapolis 1590 631 959 Fire — Police — Medical sandwich, fruit, milk. Simms, Giants 124 77 1127 7 6 fish with Newburg sauce, siesta rice, Pittsburgh 0 of 3. Krieg, Sea. 168 96 1145 9 Seattle 1574 523 1051 The following lunches will be Wednesday: French bread piz/.a, Friday: Fresh-baked piz/zu with 7:30 p.m. — Capitals al Whalers, Rypten, Wash. 162 87 1402 9 5 Friday: Chicken croquettes with Moon, Hou. 149 90 1123 6 New England 1532 556 976 peas, wheat bread, fresh fruit. Goalies— Winnipeg, Borthiaume, 0-2-0 (29 Tomezak, Chi. 142 77 1031 8 5 DIAL 911 served at Bolton Elementary School tossed salad, assorted fmit. meat topping, tossed garden salad, shots-24 saves). Pittsburgh. Barrasso, 1-1-1 SportsChannel, WTIC Brister, Pitt. 137 85 921 4 Cleveland 1527 565 982 Friday: Apple juice, sesame poulctte sauce, zucchini, broccoli: Cunningham, Phil. 197 108 1386 9 6 (28 27). 7:30 p.m. — Bruins al Canadiens, Schroodor, Flaiders 106 58 971 6 San Diego 1493 633 860 In Manchester the week of Oct. 16-2(h Thursday: Cheeseburger, French assorted fmit. Hogaboom, Phoe. 169 100 1341 10 11 baked chicken, cheddar potatoes. Tuna salad sandwich, fruit, milk. A— 16,015. Channel 38 McMahon, S.D. 123 70 880 4 Denver 1491 707 784 MANCHESl ER HERALD, Wednesday, Ocl. 11, 1989— 17

16— MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Oct. 11, 1989 DILLON by Sieve Dickenson SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright Puzzles TV Topics l6 Aw ue m 1o i m ' ^00 PO N 'X P\cK ON, 'eODAL OPrtol?rUA;/V' ACROSS metalware Answer to Previous Puzzis [A&EJ Vietnam War With Walter R ^ u y ' m m o 7:00PM QO inside Edition [USA] He Man and Masters of the 1 1 :30PM (33 (40) Nlghtllne (CC) 39 Indian Cronkite (R) 1 Menageries (JT &Zl Wheel of Fortune (CC) Universe 03 Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) ] 5 — suit 41 Language u lu lj [ESPN] SportsLook suffix jJkJUlU LUL!][!]U d 3 Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) Spirit of Adventure CUJ Honeymooners (CC). 9 Drug agey. [ESPN] [TM C ] MOVIE; The Good Mother' (CC) Ql) People's Court 0 12 Pertaining to 42 Own (Scot.)j [HBO] MOVIE: 'Rocky It' Rocky marries (18) Can You Beat Baldness? A 40-year-old divorcee is drawn into a bit­ 44 Cornelia — dawn □ @0) Kate & Allie (CC). Adrian and stages a lemalch with Apollo (20) Twilight Zone ter legal battle over the custody of her Skinner Creed Sylvester Stallone, Talia Shire. Bur young daughter. Diane Keaton, Liam Nee- 13 Sailor’s (24) (57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (22j 130) Tonight Show (In Stereo) 46 Annual gess Meredith 1 9 /9 Rated PG (In Stereo) son Jason Robards. 1988 Rated R (In patron saint (2g) Police Story gathering [LIFE] Spenser; Fot Hire (24, Moturweek Ih t Mazda Miaia MX 5, Stereo) 14 Skeleton part (30J (40j Current Affair passive collision tequirements, 1990 Ford 15 Came before 49 Unclothed persons [M AX] MOVIE; 'Flashdance' A woman models; the 1989 Preakness cncours d'e- 2:20A M [MAX] MOVIE; 'in Cold )) 17 Tina Turner’s (38) Cheers (CC). works as a welder to support her nighttime “gt&je 53 Participle nCilQQQlQ leyancu Blood' Truman Capote s best-selling book 0 ex [611 Charles in Charge career as a dancer Jennifer Beals. Michael inspired this fact-based story of two ex- ending T E N l 126, Youi Show of Shows 18 Powerful Noun, Sunny Johnson 1983 Rated R (In co il drifters who terrorized and murdered a lo-n 54 Roughest [A 8iE ] Chronicle The execution of Sacco light beam and Venzetti, and how it changed out judi Stereo) |38, St Elsewhere Kansas farm family Robert Blake. Scott 56 — degree 19 Lured N cial system (R) [T M C ]M O V IE 'The Good Mother (CC) I57j MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Wilson, John Forsythe. 1967 Rated R PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz 57 Singer 21 Teases m u p T L s 1 E [CNN] Moneyline A 40-year-old divorcee is drawn into a bit [CNN] Sports Tonight 2:30A M [CNN] sports Latenlght 23 Entertainer Fitzgerald ter legal battle over the custody o( her 58 Bye-bye [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date [DIS] MOVIE: 'Stanley and Livingstone' [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date — Sumac E T N 1 N G young daughter Diane Keaton, Liam Nee 59 Acquire scores An English newspaperman goes to Africa scores 24 Naval addr. T E 1 A son, Jason Robards 1988 Rated R (In 60 Change the | A L [LIFE] This Evening to search for a missing missionary- 27 London Stereo) 2:35A M lD News (CC). (R) decor of E explorer whom he believes to be alive district R a [DBIQQ] [USA] Miami Vice Part 1 of 2 (in Stereo) [USA] Murder. She Wrote 61 Biblical Spencer Tracy, Richard Greene, Nancy 2:40A M [HBO] MOVIE: Code of Sil­ /0'»f 29 — of Wight garden 3 Horse food 7:30PM (iJ Entertainment Tonight 8 :3 0 PM (13 (40) Head of the Class (CC) Kelly 1939 ence' (CC) A maverick Chicago cop 32 Tenant 4 Express 8 Nightcap John Travolta's new movie "Look Who's Certain members of the class suspect Alex [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date wages a solitary war against rival drug­ 34 Hunter DOWN scorn 9 Stewed Talking" (in Stereo) of stealing Darlene's antique ring scores running gangs. Chuck Norris, Henry Silva. 36 Saint 5 Last letter chicken dish 1985 Rated R. (E) 1089 by NEA. Inc. f 8) @2) Jeopardy! (CC). CID Dragnet 1 1 ;35PM (33 Night Court Francis’ town 6 Somewhat 10 Levee 1 Ardor ( £ Kate & Allie (CC) [A&E] Twentieth Century Waller 3:00A M (13 Home Shopping Over- 37 Symbols 2 Mrs. Charles elderly 11 Retired 12:00AM 1 8 J Crimewatch Tonight 38 Lacquered 16 Dangerous (li) USA Tonight Cronkiie explores the secret training of the night Service (3 hrs.) Chaplin 7 Prophetic atomic bomber crew destined for Hirosh­ (11J Hill Street Blues times (18) Secrets & Mysteries [18) Home Shopping Netw ork (3 hrs.) sign ima. tl8J Home Shopping Network (60 rnin ) DICK TRACY by Dick Locher A Max Collins 20 Eskimo boat (20) M *A *S *H @8] Odd Couple t r - 22 — acid [DIS] Danger Bay (CC) (In Stereo) (20J Snackmaster T- J- T- TIT TT (30) Hard Copy Scheduled the kidnapping [A&E] Evening at the Improv (R) 24 College CU Jake and the Fatman (CC) (26) Success 'n Life of Annie Laurie Hearin, the wife of a mil­ 9;00PM [CNN] Headline News Overnight 12 group A woman, prosecuted by McCabe for her >40) Hard Copy Scheduled the kidnapping L n lionaire businessman [ESPN] Armwrestling; Pro Football n 25 Mexican mother s murder, hires Jake to find the real of Annie Laurie Hearin, the wife of a mil money (38) NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at M on­ killer (60 min.) (In Stereo) Team Super Classic From Las Vegas. ts n treal Canadians (2 hrs , 30 min ) (Live) lionaire businessman 26 Attack CiD (40) Anything but Love (CC) Hannah 3:10A M [D Nightwatch Joined in L I ( ) Cosby Show (CC) (in Stereo) (61J Paid Programming ts 26 Group of 40 plays up to her new boss by throwing a Progress (R) eight party, with disastrous results (In Stereo) [A&E] World War I (R) ^o UKHov^, you CAN 0 0 /ZUP0, i M YoO f Z ^ A L l z e (61J Newhart (CC) [DIS] MOVIE: Rooster Cogburn' The 30 Contact — [A 8(E] World of Survival (R) (5) Adam 12 [CNN] Newsnight daughter of a murdered minister joins — , a LA'^y AN[P M£AN / I M VE P O T g W T iA U 31 Gaelic [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour forces with a crotchety former-deputy to j~ 33 Connection [C N N ] Crossfire (24) Voices of the New Age [LIFE] This Evening (R| track down the killers. John Wayne, Ka­ TT W 35 Weeding [E S P N ] Scholastic Sports America High (5T) Harry Hopkins: At FDR's Side Walter tharine Hepburn, Richard Jordan. 1975. Cronkite narrates a look at Harry Hopkins' 40 — Reagan school sports. [TMC] MOVIE; Missing in Action' An Rated PG y 43 More [LIFE] Day by Day role as friend and adviser to President American colonel returns to Vietnam to agreeable Franklin Roosevelt (90 min ) search for MIAs. Chuck Norris, M Emmet 3:30A M [38; Alice [DIS] Mouseterpiece Thea­ 36 45 Furniture set 7l35P M [A&E] Road to War Premiere Walsh. David Tress 1984 Rated R [ESPN] Auto Racing: Toyota Atlantic ter 46 Encircle [CNN] Larry King Live [USA] New Mike Hammer Series From Sonoma, Calif (60 min.) (R) GU Peaceable Kingdom (CC) 3 T 47 Grafted, in 8:00PM [DIS] MOVIE: 'Rooster Cogburn' The (3J Pat Sajak [U S A ] MOVIE: The Evil' A house be­ Sam adds to the general zoo chaos by ex 1 2:05A M heraldry daughter of a murdered minister joins comes a Satanic prison of terror and death pressing an urgent interest in knowing PHIPPS^” by Joseph Farris W 48 Heraldic forces with a crotchety former deputy to 1 2:30A M (33 USA Today Choosing a for a group of people Richard Crenna, border where he came from (60 min ) track down the killers John Wayne, Ka college (Part 1 of 3) Joanna Pettei. Victor Buono. 1978. 50 — as a CD C4® Growing Pains (CC) Mike signs up /O-ll //// tharine Hepburn. Richard Jordan 1975 ( D Twilight Zone (CC) (In Stereo) 3:45A M [CNN] CNN Newsroom doornail for a drama class, but is intimidated by the Rated PG (20) Wild, Wild West [TM C] MOVIE: The Parallax View' An 51 Ancient other would-be actors [E S P N ] Billiards: World Open 9-Ball S2 Italian family (22) (30, Late Night With David Letter- investigative reporter reveals the exist­ THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A Sy Barry ( D Dragnet Championship Men’s final, from Las Ve man (In Stereo) ence of a nationwide network of political 52 Bandleader CUJ MOVIE: 'Honkytonk Man' With gas (60 min ) (Taped) U t38 Twilight Zone assassins. Warren Beatty; Paula Prentiss, WHOEVER THAT W©e &JY WA6 DOWN Kenton hopes of performing at the Grand Ole Opry, [LIFE ] MOVIE: 'First Steps' A dedicated William Daniels. 1974 Rated R 55 Accounting an aging country singer travels the back- bio-engineer helps a 23-year-old para (4Q) W in. Lose or Draw there WHOSLdG6EP6YP,,HE'5 A Day Care S2 rar agey. roads of America with his nephew Clint plegic realize her dream of walking at her 1^1; Gene Scott 4:00A M (11) to for the DONE FOR-. Children Eastwood, Kyle Eastwood, Barry Corbin college graduation Judd Hirsc^, Amy [A&E] Twentieth Century Walter 1982 Steel, Kim Darby 1985 Cronkite explores the secret training of the [3 8 j One Day at a Time (18) MOVIE; 'Angel on My Shoulder' A [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Sorry, Wrong Number' atomic bomber crew destined for Hirosh­ [A&E] MOVIE: 'Raspberry Ripple' A gangster makes a bargain with the Devil to Premiere A bedridden millionairess fears ima (R) handicapped young man creates an imagi­ return to Earth as an incorruptible judge for her life after overhearing a murder plot [ESPN] Lighter Side of Sports Jay John nary world of gangsters and femmes fa­ tales to escape the monotony of life in a Paul Mum, Claude Rams, Anne Baxter on the telephone Loni Anderson. Carl stonu IS host 1946 Weintraub, Hal Holbrook 1989 (In home for the disabled Faye Dunaway, [LIFE] E/R CELEBRITY CIPHER (20) MOVIE: 'Lone Wolf McQuade' A Stereo) John Gordon Sinclair. 1986 Calsbrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, pest and present maverick Texas Ranget employs his mar 1 2:35A M [M AX] MOVIE: The Beat [C N N ] Larry King Overnight Each lettsf In the cipher stands lor another Todty ’a clue: E equals U 9:30PM (D L40) Doogie Howser, M.D. iial arts skills to end an arms-smuggling (CC) Doogie moves into a shabby hotel Hostilities between rival street gangs are [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson operation Chuck Norris, David Carradine. after arguing with his parents (In Stereo) calmed by the philosophy of a strange out O D J N L I O C P Q L S N A D P Barbara Carrera 1983 sider John Savage David Jacobson, Wil­ 4:25A M [HBO] MOVIE: Ghost G L QD Adam 12 (22) (30) Major League Baseball Playoffs liam McNamara 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) Town' A modern-day sheriff confronts a [M A X ] MOVIE: Rolling Vengeance' A Satanic gunslinger In an accursed 18th- RFXA%! m GOIMG American League game seven if neces [HBO] MOVIE: Kansas' mRemmoee 5o c k5 WHERE U^yi-mF( MF(i \fjtReooroFcoFfee H C J N D U N C 8 J T L U D E J L H young trucker uses his monstrous vehicle 12:45AM century settlement Franc Luz, Catherine sary Teams to be announced (3 hrs) (CC) A young man en route to a wedding I TOOK OFF LA6T MIGHT? ON m FLOOR. WHY? ftmRb.' TO THE MARKET' as a tool of revenge against the men who Hickland. Jimmie F. Skaggs 1988. Rated (Live) falls under the influence of a Midwesterr killed his family Don Michael Paul. Lawr R (In Stereo) BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake Jk C P L J N D P I H N O O L P N L I psychopath Matt Dillon. Andrew McCar (24) @7) Discover: The World of Science ence Dane, Ned Beatty 1987 Rated R WHAT'S ) IT'S FOR PAMS WRITE SOMETHING ■ ^ n Season Premiere (CC) This science ma thy Leslie Hope 1988 Rated R (li 4:30A M (38) Beverly Hillbillies THIS ? ] BIRTHDAY, ’ CLEVER ON IT t J — SCTLSN UCP8DI. gazine begins its filth season with killei 10:00PM ( ^ Wiseguy (CC) Don Stereo) [E S P N ] Day at the Beach (60 min.) bees, penguin communication, heart ar­ Aluppo plans revenge on Cernco for the PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "There’s one thing about baldness; It's neat.' 1:00AM .8 ) Barnaby Jones rhythmia, hazardous stairs (60 min ) (In long-ago death of his son. although he may 4:40A M [M A X ] m o v i e : Against All Don Herold. Stereo) endanger Vinnie's life (60 min ) (In Stereo) CD Joe Franklin Odds' (CC) An unemployed athlete is hired by a petty hood to locate his runaway f8~) (40) China Beach (CC) An amorous Cl1.' Carson’s Comedy Classics (26) MOVIE; The Wreck of the Mary girlfriend Rachel Ward, Jeff Bridges, colonel expires while with K C , Lila and Deare' The officer of a deserted ship finds [18' Home Shopping Network (2 hrs ) James Woods 1984 Rated R. (In Stereo) himself accused of negligence Gary Sgl Pepper are driven to passion in the Cooper. Charlton Heston, Michael Red­ motor pool (60 min ) (In Stereo) [38 Alfred Hitchcock Presents grave 1959 CD (261 Oil) News [A & E ] Road to War (R) (61) MOVIE: 'Sweet Revenge' A res­ cm USA Tonight [CNN] Crossfire pected Army officer holds a dark secret (18) Personal Power [ESPN] Running and Racing I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME that torments the beautiful wife of a junior officer Savannah Smith, Kevin Dobson, (20) All in the Family Part 2 of 2. [LIFE] Seif-Improvement Guide by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee [USA] Dragnet ALLEY OOP by Dave Oraue Alec Baldwin 1984 (24) Super Chief; The Life and Legacy of Unscramble these four Jumbles, Take your gifts and get out! [A 81E] World War I Earl Warren (CC) Justices William J 1:30AM illj USA Tonight Brennan Jr and Thurgoud Marshall are s o THAT'S WHATCHAl YES,YOUR \ TH A N K S FOR HELP NOW one letter to each square, to form [CNN] PrimeNews (20) NVR Showcase four ordinary words. among those remembering the former M E A N BY A "THREE- J HIGHNESS.'J ING ME WITH THE [DIS] Super Sense: Super Scents The ROSE IS ROSE by Pat Brady LEGGED RACE".' _____c^DEMONSTRATIOM, ALLEY! Chief Justice (90 min ) (30; Later W ith Bob Costas (In Stereo) , importanct of the sense of smell to many ^8; Honeymooners LAINF animals C3^ Hogan's Heroes [A&E] Vietnam War With Walter [CNN] Newsnight Update 7^ 6:00PM Ci) News (CC) ^ W U)0N'T <3T0P CALUN& WHV, VOL) umt s C ir tJ A fA t CAiLit^o, IT lAosT e e T ) Cronkite [DIS] MOVIE: 'Emil and the Detectives' C£) (30' (40) News S / [CNN] CNN News Emil and a band of street urchin detectives PASQUALt M A W tS , vou... >ioy,.. o F(2UST(2ATlNGr m A S U P E R ' • Wed'a SeoKM VH Do you need stamps, but (9l Who's the Boss? (CC) attempt to stop a gang of robbers from [ESPN] LPBA Bowling: Hammer Mid­ hate to wait in long lines? EU.ClEfA? P O W E R i\^ R o se 10 k e e p (11) Glowing Pains burrowing into the Berlin Bank Waller Sle- west Open From Rockford. Ill (90 min ) AR5WAU CHECR zak, Bryan Russell, Roger Mobley 1964 Look to your neighborhood WifL SOMEO Cl8i McCloud (Live) [ESPN] Major League Baseball Maga­ Ofdlna'Hy, ^ ^ (20) Mr. Belvedere resource... he'svory^/^ W [HBO] 1st 8i Ten; Do It Again (CC) The zine Weekly report m i: w California Bulls' training camp is full of sur­ (22) News (Live) Prime Time Wrestling (2 hrs ) (R) Mail Boxes Etc. USA? prises including publication of Zagreb's [USA] ( ) Rod and Reel Streamside (R) 24 scathing book (In Stereo) 1 :35AM [3 } Love Boat Postal. Buliness and Communication Service* HAH WHAT A MAM (M (26) Charlie's Angels LET [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Parallax View' An 2:00A M CD Home Shopping Spree LOVE SOMETIMES (38i Family Ties (CC) investigative reporter reveals the exist A 141L BOXES ETC. USA ’ Susiaining THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom SHOWS SKEAT fS7i DeGrassi Junior High (CC) (R) ence of a nationwide network uf political CD assassins Warren Beatty. Paula Prentiss. (11 > MOVIE: ‘The Last Married Couple in (611 Three's Company INSENUITY INMAKIMS. William Daniels 1974 Rated R America’ A married couple begins to The Plaza at Burr Corners [A 81E] New Wilderness (R) wonder about their marriage when all of VbOCDWT IT'6TV O $e MC?,5orKg WHieiLB^ 10:30PM LIB) Light His Fire Manchester, CT NYFLOD [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Light in the Forest' then friends gel divoiced George Segal, ^ .D -' By Now arrange the circled letters to 643-6264 ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook ; d m p i X j a p b FOP-, c ? i m v m i form the surprise answer, as sug­ A young man raised by Delaware Indians is (20) Odd Couple Natalie Wood, Richard Benjamin 1980 j 'J: gested by the above cartoon. reunited with his real family Fess Parker Mon-Fri 9-6 Thur 9-8 Sat 10-3 OFHI^l (21) USA Tonight (3_0) Family Feud James MacArthur 1958. ^IHMkr«=K- (3f) Hogan's Heroes (38l Hart to Hart Y Y "^nF [ESPN] Major League Baseball's Grea Y YA Y Y AY Y T" (57) Mark Russell Comedy Special Favor ■ylJg g W l M l a ? ‘ulJB Answer: test Hits: Baseball Dynasties ite parodies from previous seasons poke ("A CftO-fioMARV TALg) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Stealing Home' (CC) fun at newsmakers Flashbacks tell the story of a minor-league (61) Trial by Jury Yesterday’s baseball player's bittersweet relationship with the older woman who was both his [HBO] Kids in the Hall (CC) (R) (In lover and mentor Mark Harmon, Jodie Stereo) Foster, Blair Brown 1988 Rated PG-13 1 1 :00PM (33 [573 News (CC) (R) (In Stereo) SEYMOUR NELEBER, D.D.S. (33 (30) L40) News [LIFE] HeartBeat (53 Crimewatch Tonight [M A X ] MOVIE: Dirty Dancing' (CCl (1.1) Cheers (CC) announces his retirement FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves While vacationing with her family in the early '60s, a sheltered teen-ager falls ir (18) 101 Ways to Get Cash From the love with a streetwise dance instructor Government as of September 29,1989 ® 1969 King Feature* Synd>CAIe IrK NO, W f P o N ’T H A V f T Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze, Jerry Or World rights reserved ______(2Q) (38) M *A *S *H bach 1987 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) (22) News (Live) a n y CAR WITH ^ [TMC] MOVIE: Biloxi Blues' Neil Si Astrograph (26) Weekday |R) Patients are respectfully referred to THE GRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr mon's semi-autobiographical account ol flA // IN THF g A C Ic , ^ his days as an Army recruit in 1945 Miss's (61) Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) r yKH0W,7A'?MiHEM..V0U 5H0ULP ’ sippi Matthew Broderick, Christophei [A & E ] Evening at the Improv Brian F. Bottaro, D.M.D. 51KHA5 A (JOOP ra Walken, Mall Mulhern 1988 Rated PG \ rSO OUT wrm WE...I HAVE ; have a very tough time keeping secrets [CNN] Moneyline (R| UilllUlllU, ?UT X CAN efT Y»u ^ 13 (In Stereo) 162 Spencer Street LOT OF APMIIZAPUP today Be careful of this weakness, be­ [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet ^ Y o u r cause if you betray a confidence you [USA] Jem QUAUT1E5.. ' i O N B W I T H A C O u p L f I [HBO] MOVIE: 'Sweet Hearts Dance' ------might not be trusted again. 6:30PM CSJCBS News (CC) (InSteioo) Manchester, CT ^ B i r t h d a y (CC) Conflicts arise between two Vermont HAIHA!®! r " N0J?vvfeiAN/ IN T H f t PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Giving un­ 0 3 (401 ABC News (CC) friends, one of whom is falling in love for solicited advice to others today is an the first time while the other is ending Q6 too well with your audience. Trying to tempted to make changes today in or­ Monday. October 16. 1987 VKJ73 patch up a broken romance? The Astro- der to expedite matters. Unfortunately, 9:00-9:30 a m. Westhill Gardens High risk adults ♦ J64 Graph Matchmaker can help you to un­ they may not work. 24 Bluefleld Drive Including elderly 4 K Q J 10 By James Jacoby derstand what to do to make the rela­ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Avoid risky JONE DAY ONLYh from West — obviously a singleton. At financial ventures today, especially if 9:45-10:15 a.m, Spencer Village High risk adults WEST EAST tionship work. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, “And then the roof fell in.” That re­ this point declarer could not really af­ P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101- the control is the hands of others rather Pascal Lane including elderly 4AK32 4 J 10 9 5 4 mark may be more appropriate to a ford to draw what surely must be than yours, if you're dubious or uncer­ 1:30-2:30 p.m. Lincoln Center, Blue Room Town Employees 4 Q 8 4 6 4 2 building contractors’ convention than three more rounds of trumps, since a Thursday, October 12th, 10-9 ♦ K ♦ 10 5 3 2 SMRPIO (Oct. 24-Now. 22) Rather tain. back off quickly. 494 Main Street Town Retirees to bridge But it is the fond dream of trick might have to be given up in dia­ CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodewalt CANCER (June 21-July 22) There is a 4987532 46 than try to rectify a misunderstanding every player on defense to work out a monds, and then the defender winning you might have with someone today, possibility both you and your mate will SOUTH plan that will have the enemy declarer a diamond trick could cash some t M WRITIN'THe ( 60UNP6 UK5 A NOT R6ALLY. I CAN ONLY you are more likely to remain silent and be more touchy than usual today over Wednesday. October 18.1989 spades. We really must sympathize brood about the alleged injustice. domestic Issues, especially where chil­ TAKE 20% OFF 487 describing what happened to him in HI6TORY OF P0Q6. ^ VBiepRoaecT p m m e e R b a c k , 9:00-12 ;00 noon Senior Center High risk adults 4 A 10 9 5 with South for winning the king of SAGITTARIUS (Now. 23-D*c. 21) II lor dren are Involved. Try to pull together just such terms. Lynn Deas found such TWO! 549 E. Middle Tpke. including elderly ♦ A Q 9 8 7 an opportunity against four hearts. hearts in dummy and then playing a some strange reason you leel you have instead of lugging apart. ^ EVERYTHING to buy lavor from friends today, dismiss LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your Inclinations 4 A 4 Deas had made a slightly dangerous diamond back to the queen. But then 1 :30-2;00 p.m, Mayfair Gardens High risk adults this thought immediately from your will be constructive today, but your the roof fell in. West won the king and e fo r e in th e s t o r e 211-215 North Main Street including elderly Vulnerable: East-West overcall on a four-card spade suit, but mind. Purchasing popularity is a bad methods and procedures could be so played a club. East ruffed and re­ Dealer: South she did have a six-card club suit to run Investment. erratic and ineffective you won't ac­ to in case of trouble. Next came a neg­ turned a diamond, which West ruffed. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) Be complish what you set out to do. 3PorK------Wednesday. Noyember IS. 1989 South West North 1 ative double, followed by East’s pre­ Of course no one knows whet would mindful of your comments today so that VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Usually riAiwFiTY 5Mc» Tri-CIty Plazs 9:00-11:30 a m. Lincoln Center, Blue Room High risk adults 1 ♦ 14 Dbl.* emptive three-spade raise. And so the have happened if West had played the you don't say anything that could offend you're a reasonably good manager of 4 4 All pass 494 Main Street including elderly opponents settled in four hearts. Deas eight of hearts rather than the queen. the boss. To you it might be just a harm­ your resources, but today you might not •negative double Vernon - 871-2910 cashed the A-K of spades and then Perhaps declarer would have put in less little remark, but to your superior it handle financial matters loo well owing Donation of $3.00 for flu and/or $6.00 for pneumococcal accepted but not the jack; perhaps not. But high marks may be extremely oflensive. to your extravagant impulses. Don't Opening lead: 4 K played an innocuous club. Declarer won the club ace and led a low heart to Lynn Deas for a brave deceptive AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You may squander your money. toward dumiiiY Up came the queen play that worked

A (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles; BLOOM OFTEN ABSURD LEGUME Answer; What kind ot personality did that champion fencer have?—A "DUEL" ONE lg_MANCHESTER llERALD, Wednesday, Oci. 11, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wcdnc.sday, Oct. 11, 1989—19

FOCUS/Advice Abortion bills beat back • • ... Technology shifts debate TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Four bills to U As police guarded the doors to the Democratic- WASHINGTON (AP) — Just as states, that’s likely to intensify the restrict abortion were soundly defeated by a state in the nation’s first special session controlled Senate and House chambers, activists mar­ the abortion battle intensifies in the infiltration of RU486. Senate committee during the nation’s first special on abortion since the high court in ched around the Capitol. courts and statchouscs, some politi­ “This would become the newest legislative session on the issue since the U.S. July gave states additional power to Daughter should honor mom’s wish 'Hie abortion-rights side sang “America the Beauti­ cal observers and population experts regulate abortions. of illegal substances that would Supreme Court’s Webster ruling. ful” and hired an airplane to trail a banner saying say the issue is bound to become an readily find themselves in the U.S. The battle isn t over,” Jon Peck, a spokesman for “People on either side of the argu­ “Keep Abortion Legal.” irrelevant relic, overtaken by tech­ ment are spending a lot of energy marketplace,” he says. DEAR ABBY: My dad recently died. Gov. Bob Martinez, said after the governor’s AIDS should be part of an ongoing dis­ C. Anti-abortion activists wore T-shirts with the nology. and emotion on a political issue The anti-abortion community’s He was 97. Mother, who is a few years proposals were voted down TUesday, the first day of cussion with your children — not a one­ I am not defending the student who n words: “Spoken As a Former Fetus ... I’m Glad I’m They say the “abortion pill” in that’s going to be defused,” says leaders acknowledge that the French younger, buried Dad according to his the session. Here.” Dear Abby time lecture. And it need not be over­ “helped” the other student, but I think growing use in France inevitably Leonard A. Cole, who teaches in the pill will divert their energies to new wishes in his family’s plot near his About 1,000 abortion-rights activists, however, whelming. the punishment was inappropriate. Police made two arrests. A 14-year-old was will reach America, legally or il­ Science, Technology and Society fronts — to keep the drug from parents, who also lived to a ripe old age. S' celebrated outside the Capitol. charged with a misdemeanor for wearing a I heartily recommend a booklet titled Grades should reflect the student’s legally, and forever change the argu­ Program at Rutgers University in being smuggled into America, from Now for the problem: Mother says “The real news story is that nothing is going to Abigail Van Buren “How to Talk to Your Children About knowledge — not behavior. The teacher derogatory message on his jacket that referred to the ment: women who want abortions Newark, N.J. He has looked into the being approved by the Food and that when her time comes, she wants to AIDS.” It is written in plain, easy-to-un- was well-aware of which student earned happen here,” Kate Michelman, executive director of governor, and 49-year-old Carl Carlander, an abor­ will have them without having to Drug Administration and from being the National Abortion Rights Action League, told the likely political consequences of an be buried near her mother in a different derstand language, and published by the A anyway, and he had no right to tion-rights supporter, was jailed on a charge of ag­ visit clinics, possibly without doc­ easy-to-u.se, at-home abortion pill. manufactured by U.S. pharmaceuti­ cemetery in a nearby town. I promised ference either.) deprive her of the A. However, the other cheering crowd. “Martinez is suffering a very embar­ gravated battery after he allegedly struck a man in the tors — and maybe even without SIECUS (Sex Information and Education rassing defeat.” Werner Fbmos, president of the cal houses. her that her wishes would be carried out, DEAR ABBY: Can you recommend Council of the U.S.) And it’s free! student would probably have earned an F face with a video camera. knowing whether they are pregnant. They already speak of boycotts of And abortion-rights lawmakers predicted four Population Institute, says RU486, but I am having problems with my sister. any literature on how to talk io my 11- Send a self-addressed, business-size, anyway. Hence, she suffered no bad con­ The Senate Health Care Committee today was ex­ To anti-abortion forces, the the French pill, “will make the entire any drug house that seeks to conduct (We are both in our 70s.) stamped (25 cents) envelope to: sequences. more Martinez proposals would die in a second pected to defeat four bills it had to consider, includ­ French pill is a cloud on the horizon. research on the abortion pill. year-old daughter and 9-year-old son Senate committee meeting today. issue moot. It will take the judgmen­ Sister says, “When mother’s time about AIDS? The subject is so frighten­ SIECUS YU Brochure, 32 Washington Grades should never be used for ing three measures to expand abortion clinic regula­ It comes as the Supreme Court faces “Our position is very clear and I Florida lawmakers convened in the afternoon amid tal community out of play.” comes, if she isn’t buried near Dad, it ing and overwhelming that I’m afraid I’ll Place, 5th Floor, New York, N.Y. 10003. punishment or reward for behavior. tions, according to panel chairwoman Sen. Jeanne another opportunity to overturn its think the drug companies are very tight security after more than 10,000 pro-choice and Fomos says if the Supreme Court will be a slap in Dad’s face. Also, Mom Please mention it’s the booklet Abby There are other methods. Malchon, a Democrat and an abortion-rights sup­ 1973 decision that legalized abor­ overturns Roe vs. Wade and turns aware of it,” says Richard D. botch it and scare them — so I keep put­ anti-abortion demonstrators held rallies. will never know the difference.” ting it off. recommended. A TEACHER IN LARAMIE, WYO. porter. tion and as Florida legislators meet the abortion question back to the Glasow. Mother and Dad had been married Abby, there is so much being nearly 75 years, and theirs was a less published about AIDS these days — DEAR ABBY: I have a comment con­ than loving marriage, if you get my drift. The Associated Press some of it is very technical — and I’m cerning the schoolteacher who caught DEAR TEACHER: Right on. What should be done? teacher. You could teach teachers. not sure I understand it completely two girls “cheating.” One girl (a good MAKING A POINT — Mort Walker, the THE OLDER SISTER myself. 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Fish Reolty, 643- Peter Gott, M.D. The Foundation for Financial make a list of things you want to minor children, should the wife’s cause, you know, all the best actors are comedians.” person. Hours 8am- ing more about these Ask for Mr. Bruce. Flexible hours, lob rlenced In processing SECRETARY wanted for on a 3-k ac porcel with 1591.0 Planners agrees. If everyone had the have happen to your estate. This can death precede that of the husband, or Taylor was asked to play himself in “Repos­ 1pm dally. Must have opportunities call ar CARING responsible very versatile. Expe­ medical, dental. Medi­ medical physician of­ brook and pond, owner care and COB. Famil­ MANCHESTER - Feels same needs, there would be no point be a short list of goals. It paves the they both die at the same time. sessed,” his latest film. The movie is a spoof of an excellent driving apply In person Econ­ adult wanted to core rience preferred. fice. 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In “I said to the director, ‘What’s my motivation?’ chores. Contact Tom chester, CT 06040. 203- day. Salary $140 per Lounge, 50 Lake Street, vided. This Is a iong ter, CT 06040. term temporary posi­ NEWER Contemporary New carpeting and should be formulated in consultation several copies should be made. One most states, you may specify in ad­ He said, ‘I don’t know. Just do what you do.’ 1 can Kelley, 646-6464, Carter 647-5000. toe M /F 'V /H . week. References re- Coyentry. No phone home on 4.86 private very, very clean. Big Chevrolet, 1229 Main qulred. 633-7439._____ calls please. tion. Hours 8am - 4pm. with both a lawyer and a financial can be kept at home with important vance that you reject (or insist upon) see I won’t be getting any awards for this one.” Call 522-5217 and ask IHDMES acres, cedar siding, 2 lot backs up to private for patient papers. You may wish to have the heroic measures to prolong your life Street, Manchester. FLORIST Asslstanf/De- WANTED a full time live full baths, lacuzzi tub in watershed property. plaiuier. Together, they can deter­ for Kathle BIssett. GAS Attendent - An ambi­ signer - Full or part In to care for ambula­ FDR SALE master bath, large D.W. Fish Realty, 643- mine the best strategies for building original held by your lawyer. If you even if the prognosis is poor. Be RECEPTIONIST/Clerl- DEAR DR. GOTT: A very good friend has just been McCloud helping hungry tious and 'esponsible time Includes sales and tory person. Needs country kitchen to 1591.0 the legacies you wish to leave. have named an executor other than sure to explore the insurance and DRIVERS employee needed to general store work. companion nice home cal. Local manufactur­ oversized deck, cus­ diagnosed with cancer of the liver. What is the prog­ your lawyer, he or she should other legal implications of your LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actor Dennis Weaver, Mature individuals with Apply In person Flower In Coventry. Single ing firm looking for NEW Sturbrldge Repro­ tom window treat­ It may not be wise, for example, own transportation attend our gos custo­ duction Cape-3flrepla- nosis for a complete recovery? receive a copy. decision. the cowpoke-detective in the 1970s TV series mers at a full service Fashion, 85 East Center person or couple wel­ pleasant dependable ments, corner fire­ Sell Your Car for all of your estate to be passed in needed evenings for come. Flexibility Is person to handle busy ces, wide board “McCloiid,” is riding to the rescue of the hungry. upscale food delivery station, Monday - Fri­ Street, Manchester. place, cathedral day 12 - 6pm, Some welcomed please reply phones and customers. flooring and paneling, ceilings, located near DEAR READER: This is a bad one. Liver cancer is “It’s simple,” Weaver said Tliesday. “You see a service. Knowledge ol Good typing skills and square cut pine clap­ Greater Hartford area and Saturdays, 12 - 1pm. to P.O. Box 171, Coven­ Bolton town line. 886 difficult to treat because it is usually an aggressive problem, you try to help fix it. There were times we Call Tony 249-0532, Air­ try, CT. 06238 by Oc­ some knowledge of ac­ board siding, 13x30 East Street, Andover. neat appearance may counting and data en­ gathering room, large malignancy that affects a vital organ. Chemotherapy, were just overwhelmed with red tape and problems, qualify you for this excel­ port Road Autobody, tober 15, 1989. $229,900. Philips Real 4 Lines — 10 Days Boss wrong to deduct money REGISTERED NURSES try. Non-smoking of­ kitchen, authentic de­ with or without radiation, may help control pain and and I wanted to run and hide. lent trying part time op­ Hartford. Estate, 742-1450.0 50C charge each a-ld'- $31,200 a year & up. EXPERIENCED Baker - fice environment, and tail, posslbleowner2nd slow the growth of the tumor but. I’m afraid, the outlook portunity. Call 528-6663. financing up to $50,000. tional line, per day. You “It is a frightening problem.” Plua FREE houaing. Full time. Apply In benefits. For Interview MANCHESTER-$179,000. is far from encouraging. call 871-9124, ask for W lllington, $289,900. can cancel at any time DEAR BRUCE: My teen-age daughter works in a Weaver, with actress Valerie Harper and others, 1-800-423-1739 or person Dunkin Donuts, Spacious, well kept 5/5 SORRY. I might add that I based my answer on the supposition 171 Spencer Street, 646- Bonnie, eoe Philips Real Estate, two family In the North sub shop. The kids all rotate with the various jobs. The created L.I.F.E., or Love Is Feeding Everyone, 1-800-468-2772 742-1450.0 NO REFUNDS OR that your friend has primary liver cancer. The liver is result is that four or five people handle the cash every about six years ago. According to the county Healh 9129, Route 83, Vernon, End of town. Conve­ ADJUSTMENTS often the site of metastases (spread of malignancy) from Smart Money SALES REPRESENTATIVE 875-9967. nient to shopping night. Services Department, L.I.F.E. feeds about 60,000 NEAT As A Pin! Brand cancers elsewhere in the body. This is called secondary areas. Large yard, two Every single night the register has been short and the people each week. Promote our products in national de­ Diversified Duties New Listing! 6 room, 3 car garage. Hardwood CALL HERALD liver cancer; the outlook varies, depending on the type boss says he doesn’t know who is making the mistakes llie organization collects food from store chains bedroom Ranch offers floors, gas heat and Bruce Williams partment stores. $2600 per month draw NOW HIRING Full Time. 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We are looking for order entry, inventory register and I am certain she is not stealing. I think it is but he cannot deduct their pay. L.I.F.E. chapters. receipt. Invoicing & tele­ plus closet space ga­ insurance. Must be willing to travel the lore! Nice !ocatlon and cure is slim, the prognosis depends on the type of can­ reprehensible that she is being penalized. She says that In any event, it is up to the employer to solve the dependable and responsible people to fill the phone contact with cus­ WE DELIVER “We are one people in this country and on this tomers. Competitive outstanding value at cer, its extent and how well your friend tolerates she needs the job and I should stay out of it. You arc a cash-handling problem. One way is to keep one person New England States. Interviews will following positions: short order cooks, HELP For Home Delivery, Call therapy. To give you more information, I am sending planet, and there is no use pretending that other wage & benefits. Please $146,500. Jackson 8. parent, how would you react? on the register all the time. They would be responsible waiter/waitress, cashier hostess, dish­ calfHeather at 646-0610. Jackson Real Estate, WANTED 647-9946 you a free copy of my health Report “Viruses and Can­ people’s hunger doesn’t touch those of us who are be held Thursday, October 12th, 1 pm. for the money and he would find out who the careless washer, prep cooks, bakery assistant 647-8400.O Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 cer.” Other readers who would like a copy should send well fed,” said Weaver, who won an Emmy for Quality Inn, 51 Hartford Turnpike, Man­ person or thief is and discharge them. $1.25 with their name and address to P.O. Box 91369, T.S., MOBILE, ALA. portraying Chester Good in the television series If this were my youngster, I would explain these facts chester. Great starting wages, benefits available. BAKER MANCHESTER - Now Cleveland 44101 -3369. Be sure to mention the title. “Gunsmoke.” DEAR T.S.: Perhaps guidance rather than direct in­ to my daughter and ask her to talk to the employer. If he only 135,000 for these AMBASSADOR Apply at SECRETARY WANTED brand new, huge, excit­ tervention is the way to begin. discharged her because of that, I would start the hardball ing, 7 room, 1,800 sq. ft. DEAR DR. GOTT: Your recent column about The Pie Plate,:e, RouteHOI 30, Vernon Full time or part time. In most states (please check with your department of game, which might involve a lawsuit. Employers like New Annie is chosen beautiful contempor­ microwave ovens contained a few mistakes. While you INTERNATIONAL or call We seek a career minded person with skills and Experience with donuts labor), it is illegal to do what your daughter’s employer this have to be brought up short. They walk all over LEE’S SUMMIT, Mo. (AP) — An 11-year-old ability to work in a busy regional office The ideal a ry Townhouses. probably were simplifying your comments for a general 871 -6360 and ask for the manager. preferred but wiii train employees who are young and frequently unable to girl who once said she wanted to sing better than candidate will be experienced, have a stable Cathedral ceilings, An­ audience, I hope you will correct the inaccuracies. the right person. The dersen windows, full defend themselves. Barbra Streisand has been selected to star on Broad­ work history, excellent typing skills, as well as Whole Donut, 150 the ability to work without supervision We offer basements, 2x6 con­ I’d give the youngster the first opportunity — if it way in a sequel to the hit musical “Annie.” Center Street, Manch­ struction, family room 1 competitive salary and excellent benefits Please DEAR READER: 1 oversimplied my recent answer Our Language ester, CT 649-0140. gets bloody, then I would get involved. Best of luck. Danielle Findley of Lee’s Summit will play the fonward resume to fireplace, central air, to a reader who inquired about microwave ovens and the lead role in “Annie 2,” a $7 million musied open­ JO/N THE WORLD OF oven/range, dls- “radiation hazard” they produce. 1 wanted to make a hwasher, hood, dispo­ ing in March. She beat out more than 400 girls who ADVERTISING HCR RN/LPN sal, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full clear distinction between microwaves and radiation Jeffrey McQuain auditioned in New York, Washington, D.C., and Los Attn: David Harris from X-rays. DEAR BRUCE: For our vacation, we took advantage DRIVER baths, washer/dryer Angeles, it was announced IXiesday in New York. 333 Bidwell St., Manchester, CT 06040 BAYLOR EVERY hookups, cedar siding, To that end, I classed microwaves as sound waves. of some very low airfares that were offered to people who purchased and paid for their tickets in advance. “This has been a lifelong dream for her,” CLERK TYPIST WEEKEND wall-to-wall carpeting, 'This definition produced more confusion than clarity. In show-business slang, the verb ankle means “quit or Danielle’s mother, Brenda Lasater, said 'Ibesday. Coventry area tiled foyer, oak kitchen Unfortunately, my mother passed away three days II 7am -7pm cabinets, two-zone gas I’m afraid. High-pitched sound waves, such as radar or leave a job.” (No, I’m nqt pulling your leg about ankle.) “When she was 4, she went to the Midland Theater Full time diversified opening in the squeaks emmitted by bats, cannot be heard by the Scrutiny (“SKROOT-in-ce”) refers to careful study before the flight. It was impossible to take the vacation LET’S TALK!" For more information please heat, slider to deck and (in Kansas City) and saw ‘Aimie.’ She said, ‘I want our Advertising Department. call Director of Stall bevel- 2-car garage. Owners human ear. Microwave devices were originally called or examination. Here’s a little spelling tip: the end of due to funeral arrangements. When I purchased these Manchester About Strano’s success in selling and tickets, they made it clear to me that I would not be able to be Armie someday.’” opment, Crestfield Conva- will hold a second Radaranges by Raytheon, the first manufacturer of scrutiny is tiny. Knowledge of data processing a how you can be a part of it! As always, we lu cent Home, Manchester, mortgage of $32,900 of to change my plans in any way. It does seem unfair that Danielle is described as highly motivated. Told microwave ovens. However, sound waves are not keep selling houses, and with our soon- CT 643-5151. 8% with no principal or I should be penalized for all that money for something once that she was a good singer, she replied, “I Herald route. plus but will train. Pleasant tele­ Interest payment due powerful enough to heat tissue. Microwaves exist in the QUESTION: Should you emphasize the first syllable to-start Training Program, you can be a that was obviously beyond my control. want to be better than Barbra Sueisand.” phone manner, good typing and for 7 years. These are electromagnetic spectrum, between radio waves and of subject or the second syllable? I’ve heard both. The press agent for “Annie 2,” David Powers, part of the successful Strano's Sales Team. beautiful single family light; X-rays exist in the frequency beyond light. There­ said Danielle best met the attributes that Director spelling necessary. Conscientious, dependable, energetic, full RETAIL SALES homes, not condomini­ D.T., NASHVILLE, TENN. Short Hours - ums; and there are, of fore, microwaves are far weaker than X-rays; they ANSWER: When using subject as a noun, as in “the Martin Chamin was looking for: a girl with the time sales associates will feel right at Break From The produce no effect of nuclear radiation. course, no association subject of a sentence,” sUcss the first syllable. It’s cor­ qualities of the original Armie, Andrea McArdle, Good hourly wage, excellent home! Routine fees. Call today for A second point needing clarification is the method by rect, however, to stress the second syllable of the verb DEAR D.T.: Don’t worry. If you provide the airlines with a copy of your mother’s death certificate and a let­ with an “Ethel Merman-like voice,” acting talent, Earn over $800 per If you are licensed, or soon to be, please The Train Exchange/ complete details on which microwaves produce heat. I stated that subject, as in “Don’t subject yourself to abuse.” benefits including dental. these magnificent and ter indicating the funeral date, 1 am sure that you will be spunk, tap-dancing ability, and no fear of dogs. call for confidential interview....don't Miniature Corner in Man- microwave radiation cooks food by agitating the water Another word that has a shift in stress is perfect, if 1 The new production, subtitled “Miss Hannigan’s chestrK has openings (or: beautiful homes at molecules within it. This is Une. Microwaves actually able to arrange a refund or at least reschedule your trip. month. Call the delay....call todayl $167,900 with this very, may change the subject. Revenge,” goes into rehearsal next month and Part time/Full time sales very special financing. cook food by vibrating the water in and around the cells. Most, if not all of the non-cancellable tickets, do MANCHESTER HERALD person. A desire to learn allow cancellations for severe illness or death. The air­ begins an out-of-town tryout Dec. 72 at Frank Strano This Is an excellent This is why foods high in water content, such as fresh Washington’s Kennedy Center. It opens March I at for Interview appointment at and earn lor the reliable opportunity for first- Do you have a question or comment about our lan- lines will be very happy to work with you. If you pur­ Call 647-9946 STRAND REAL ESTATE person will bring appro­ vegetables, cook faster in a microwave oven than do the Marquis Theaue in New York after several 643-2711 time buyers and Inves­ foods containing relatively little moisture. Also, guage? Questions should be sent to: Jeffrey chased the tickets through a travel agent, as I suggest 647-"SOLD” priate reward. Call Mr. tors. Owner will con­ weeks of previews. ask for Jo Deary sider rent with option. microwaved food cools as the water within it gives up McQuain, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, that you always do, let the travel agent handle these Lynn Kessler, at 646- detoili. ask for Frank. It's What We DO Best! 0610 (or appointment Rothman & Rothman, 111 heat to the environment. ManchMter 06040i 646-4144.□ 20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, (kt. 11, 1989

HOMES HOMES HOMES APARTMENTS MISCELLANEDUS CARS HD FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT I SERVICES FDR SALE School Capital A win BOLTON - Last Chance! Spcciolisii M A N C H E S T E R - 3 bed­ GSL Building Mainte­ 1983 CHRYSLER Le- $154,900. Yes, you can room, newer duplex, nance Co. Commercl- Barpn - 4 cylinder, 5 afford a home In Bol­ MANCHESTER I'/z baths, wall-to-wali al/ResIdentlal building speed, standard. Nice ton. This well kept 5 Reduced for immedi­ carpeting, appliances. repairs and home Im­ buy, $1,995. 646-1313. Board approves Pro-abortion side room ranch features an ate sale, immaculate $775 m onthly. Call 643- provements. Interior CHEVROLET 1980 Ma­ Liut strong in goal 1823.______and exterior painting, open kItchen-dInIng 5 year old L shaped libu - 4 door, good light carpentry. Com­ areo, plus 3 bedrooms. L IK E p rivate home. 3'/2 condition. $1,250. 643- budget guidelines/3 claims 2 victories/6 Also, a full walk-out Cape. 6 rooms, sky­ plete lanitorlal ser­ as Whalers triumph/11 lights, oil heat, natu­ rooms. Lease. Secur­ 5484. basement with wood ity. Working single vice. Experienced, rel­ stove. All on 5 acres of ral woodwork, oak iable, free estimates. 1984 HONDA Civic Wagon m ale preferred. 643- - 646-0767 or 649-4554, woodlands. Plenty of cabinets, well insu­ 2880. 643-0304. CARPENTRY/ ELECTRICAL Jack. MANCHESTER room for your horses. lated, full basement, Flano Real Estate, 646- REMODELING 1986 JEEP Wagoneer Li­ $134,900 5200. □______city water and sewer. mited - Excellent con­ Absolutely immaculate, $131,000. Call 646- DUMAS ELECTRIC BOLTON - Now Reduced! Service changes, dition, 43,000 miles, Vinyl Sided Capel 3 4122. Owner. CONDOMINIUMS ICLDTHING automatic, air condl- $285,000. Birch Get needed back-to- additional wiring and bedrooms, paneled family IFOR RENT tlonlng, am/tm •oom, newly renovated and Mountain-New Custom school money by selling repairs on existing MATERNITY Clothes cassette, leather Inte­ decorated. Private back­ Build, 8 room Contem­ unneeded Items around sizes 4 to 8. Excellent M A N C H E S T E R -$209,900. homes. Quality work at BRAND New Condo - rio r. $10,900. 643-2938. yard, attached breezeway porary on IV 2 acres. your home. Use a low-cost condition, priced to Just Reduced! Spra­ affordable prices. Never lived in 3 bed­ and garage. Flano Real Estate, 646- od In Classified for quick sell. Call 647-7214. C H E V R O L E T 1978 Z28 5200. □ wling Ranch offering 4 results. Entirely owner operated. room Townhouse, 2'/2 Com oro - $950, t-tops, bedrooms, sunken liv­ 27 years exp. Call baths, central alr/vac, 350, sagInaw, 4 speed, MALLARD View. Dis­ ing room, family room, all appliances Includ­ Joseph Dumas 10 bolt posi, stock tinctive Townhouses. whirlpool and deck. Su­ i n g microwave, Save thousands. G C F H O M E 646-5253. wheels, no clutch. HanrliPBlpr Iprali san Shimer, Sentry washer, dryer and Ice Runs. 875-4499.______$141,900! No associa­ Real Estate, 643-4060.a SERVICES maker. Wall to wall FURNITURE tion tees. New 3 bed­ 1984 FORD Escort Wagon C O V E N T R Y - Fabulous Remodeling, repair, decks, carpeting, fireplace, room single family att­ trim work, small jobs. MISCELLANEOUS deck, attached garage WHITE Canopy Sears - Auto, air, am/tm, ached homes that offer Colonial In quiet coun­ twin bed, matching power steerlng- BEHER THAN NEW try setting. 2000 plus Senior Citizen Discount SERVICES w/door opener, secur­ a sensible alternative ity system and full chest/dresser. $300 or /brakes. Excellent Thursday, Oct. 12,1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents $189,900 to the high cost of a new sq.ft. 3 to 5 bedrooms, 645-6559 best otter. Nine piece condition. $2,000. 646- 2'/j baths, 2 car garage, basement. Central lo­ Threr years young. Raised home! A complete cation short walk to dark pine dining room 2079. package at one low fireplace In family HAWKES TREE SERVICE set with gorgeous Ranch. Landscapeo, open Bucket, truck 8 chipper. Manchester Hospital, OLDSMOBILE 1981 Re­ acre lot in Andover. 3 price! IVj baths, f!re- room and living room. PAINTING/PAPERING hutch. $800. Good con­ Incredible basement, Stump removel. Free parkade and many gency - Loaded, must bdrms, 2 baths, 2 car place, wall to wall car­ eetimetee. Special dition. 646-0619. exquisite view. Price Is churches. No children. sell. 643-1364. garage. Many extrasll peting, range, refriger­ conelderatlon for elderly No pets, trucks, RV'sor right. Lots of negotla- INTERIOR/EXTERIOR and handicapped. 1984 CELEBRITY-4door, Noriega ator, dishwasher, and motorycles. $1200 per fully equipped, excel­ microwave oven, full bles. Being sold by PAINTING owner. Call as soon as month plus utilities. TV/STERED/ lent condition. $3,500. basement and attached Painting & iight Carpentry, 647-7553 Coll 646-8711.______Cops searching 1987 MUSTANG LX - 4 garage. No gimmicks, possible. Peter, 228- I APPLIANCES 0128 and M a rk , 642- Driveway Sealed, Porches & One bedroom condo, cylinder, hatchback, 5 lust solid dollar value- Hatchways rebuilt. alleges a I 7853. TREE swimming pool, weight GENERAL Electric dish speed, $6,500. 646-2392. com pare! Come see Galligan & Co. room, pool tables, hot M A N C H E S T E R - 6 room , REMOVAL washer, built-in, al­ C H E V R O L E T 1974 Ca- the mode of tomorrow 649-1698/643-6386 water Included. $550 fully dormered Cape, 3 Trees trimmed and removed. mond. $59 or best otter. maro - New paint, new In your own lot and monthly plus deposit. home! Blanchard 8< bedrooms, IV2 baths, Cordwood sold. Seasoned and Call 647-0913.______vinyl top, 6 cylinder fireplaced living room, ‘‘We can tell you unseasoned hardwood only. 646-7353. autom atic, $1,750. Ne­ U.S. role Rossetto Realtors," 30" gas stove, Tappan Fully Insured. Free Estimates. for armed bandits BOLTON We’re Selling Houses" formal dining room, ivhal to look for... MANCHESTER Gardens outomatrlc Ignition. gotiable. 649-8944, Crane Service Available. - 2 bedroom tow n- 646-2482.0 new wall-to-wall, large Call Carl 742-5986 872-4163 M onday - W ed­ leave message. $169,900 fenced lot, pool, patio, and what to look house, $700. Security. nesday 9am - 11am. LOS ANGELES (A P) — Country living, yet close to PORTER Street - This 9 PLYMOUTH 1986 Reliant 2 car garage. $149,900. Jack Lappen Realty, $ 120. - 4 door, tan, 50K m iles, F^amanian ofneers who led last Hftd. Vinyl sided w/lg. 2 car rm, 5 bedroom house out JorF SNOW PLOWING 643-4263. garage. New Ig. 2-stall barn has 2'/j baths, 1st fir. By owner. 646-0615. a i r conditioning, week’s abortive coup were rccruucd Credit union Commercial, residential. am/tm radio, 1 owner, w/electridty. Over 3 acres family room fireplace B ID W E L L Street - 6 room PETS AND and paid more than $1 million by of property. A horse lover's and 100x608 lot. Blan­ house on large lot with HarBro Bolton, Vernon, Coventry excellent condition. the U.S. govemmenu Gen. Manuel delighti storage barn. 643-9180. area. Free estimates. I SUPPLIES $4,900. 649-8653. official denies chard 8. Rossetto Real­ HOMES Noriega charged in an interview. tors," We're Selling SOUTH Windsor - Excep­ Painting Call Pete, Houses" 646-2482.0 tional nice 7 room of Manchester I FOR RENT FREE Kittens - Litter The F^amanian leader also al­ 643-1213. $107,000 taken TW O Fam ily 180's this Raised Ranch. Cathed­ trained, 2 black and leged that F^namanian businessmen 'r -is i newly remodeled 10 ral celling living rm, Quality Painting M A N C H E S TE R - Located white, 1 light, 1 dark r^TRUCKS/VANS and Nicaraguan Contras served as room multi-family has formal dining rm, eat- In q u letfa m lly n e lg b o r- grey tiger. Long­ l ^ F D R SALE Services GUTTER hood, 6 room , 3 bed­ haired. 646-5681. messengers for U.S. officials, relay­ By James F. Henry a vinyl exterior and 2 in kitchen, 3 bed rm. ing messages between the United car garage. Blanchard Oversized lower level •Free Estimates CLEANING room home. Imme­ CHEVY 1981 Pickup - 6 Manchester Herald 8i Rossetto Realtors," family rm, full wall •Senior Citizen Discounts diate occupancy. To cylinder, standard, States and the plotters, the Los An­ rent “ as Is" tor $750 per r 3S We're Selling Houses" fireplace, many nice •Aluminum & Vinyl SERVICE MISCELLANEDUS am/tm radio. Good geles Times reported in Thursday s month plus security The F.B.I. and Manchester police 646-2482.0 features. $214,900. U 8< Powerwashing for estimate call I FDR SALE running condition. editions. : -iin d R R ealty, 643-2692.0 and utilities. No pets. were still searching today for two COUNTRY Charmer - Asking $1,900 or best MANCHESTER 875-0634 or 875-9142. 643-2129.______“The United States was involved men who robbed the Northeast Large comfortable 646-6815 otter. 742-7814. before, during and after the coup. $109,900 playful lot - a pleasure We’re Here To Ser" RENT - Forest Ridge 3 END ROLLS School Employees Federal Credit bedroom s, 2 '/2 baths, Noriega said. ‘They had to make the Fully applianced, beautiful to enloy - 3 bedroom 2716" width — 25« Union Wednesday morning in a LAWN CARE fully applianced kit­ contacts, woo them, convince them. & private. Exceptional one Colonial - oversized liv­ CONDOMINIUMS 13" width — 2 for 25 porches. Susan Do­ security, lease, refer­ MANCHESTER - 1200 sq. V6,/(r.AC.L(wMlM 1987 Pont. Bonneville $10,995 nahue, Sentry Real Est­ ft. garage 20x60. $550. WToyoUTwed Jackson Real Estate, ences 643-8830. t cyi, AT. A£. lOK Mae 1986 Pontiac 6000 $4,995 Spruce St. up in arms over crime ate, 643-4060.o month. 647-9138. 647-8400.n SSHonteAocodLX 1987 Pont. Grand Am $7,495 30 Locust Street. 4 room SS(]d..Alt.LkaNew 1987 Conversion Van $16,995 heated apartm ent 1st I APARTMENTS I qo APARTMENTS 83NiiunSUnza said two or three captains also are floor. Security. No SSfid.. AX^.SUiao 1986 Olds Delta Sedan $7,995 By James F. Henry FOR RENT STCaicaGTS needed for both Foster StreeL Ham­ pets. $650 m onthly. 646- i ^ ‘ ! for rent RDDMMATES Manchester Herald [WANTED SSfxl.Loadad.lM lin Street, and Madison Street. Cap­ 2426. 9am-5pm M A N S F IE L D - 1 and 2 83Ponlllc6000L£ V6, Amo. Lotdad tains also are needed for Jackson weekdays.______bedroom, country set­ LEGAL NQTirF.g About 60 residents, many saying MANCHESTER - 5 room, PROFESSIONAL female aeChwy Novi 118 Main Street, 3 room ting. $450 per month Aulo, Starao i they arc fed up with crime in the Street and Hawley Street. 2 bedroom, 1st floor, preferred. Non- 85 Bukk Canary apartment Including and up. 487-1437. __ with appliances, con­ INVITATION TO BID Spruce Street area, attended a crime Frost also told the crowd that h eat/h o t w ater. $560 smoker, no pets to Amo.AX: police cannot be everywhere at all M A N C H E S T E R - 2 bed­ venient to 1-384. $675 share 2 bedroom apart- 83 Hcndiy Aoerd LX Sealed bids will be received in watch meeting Wednesday night at per month. Security. per month plus utili­ SSpd.AX: times. He said that common citizens room townhouse. m ent/house. $337.50 In­ 830klaaiC j«a the General Services' office, 1 No pets. 646-2426, 9am - Nathan Hale School. ties, security and refer- 41 Center Street, Manchester, 5pm weekdays.______Scenic area, private cludes heat and hot V6. Auto. AC such as those at the meeting Wed­ entrances, deck, ences. 646-5938.______water. Available No­ B40k)aCulaat 83,885 CT until 11:00 a.m. on the Kevin MacKcnzie, the owner of 447 Main Street, 5 room Auto. AC, P.S nesday can help police do their jobs laundry facilities, am­ Two and 3 bedroom vem ber 1st. 289-1000, MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM date shown below for the fol­ the M & S Mini-Mart on Spruce a p a rtm e n t. $600 per ext 206 days, 645-1660 lowing: by calling when they sec something ple parking. Close to apartments, applian­ 345 Center St., Manchester Street, said residents started the month plus utilities. 384 and shopping. ces, hot water. Call evenings. ______suspicious going on. Security. No pets. 646- 647-7'077 OCTOBER 20, 1989 - Pur­ watch in July after they tired of Available October Phil or Suzanne, 646- ROOM mate wanted to chase of New Water Meters drug-related crime in the area. Bui he said police do not want 2426, 9am-5pm 16th. $600 Plus utilities. 1218. people going on patrol of tlic neigh­ weekdays. share house In Man­ OCTOBER 20, 1989 - Equip­ Police Officer Gary Frost said today 721-9654 evenings. TWO bedroom, second chester. $400. month borhood, but to keep their eyes MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ ment Rental For Snow & Ice that brazen drug dealers actually M A N C H E S T E R - Newer 6 floor, water Included. plus utilities. 646-3359. Control open. He said residents should be room, luxury town- room duplex, 3 bed­ $500 deposit. $500 No smokers. CLYDE were standing on streets trying to house. All appliances, wary of strange cars in the area. rooms, 1'/2 baths, full month. 649-2850. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. OCTOBER 24, 1989 - Fur­ sell their wares before police began heat, coble, carpeting, ROUTE 83, VERNON nish & Install New Fence - He said people should get a basement, deck. All ap­ to crack down on them. air conditioning. Call pliances. $750 monthly 82 Malibu 4 Dr $4,695 Moriarty Field Outfield description of the car or a license MANCHESTER $225,900 647-1595. MacKcnzie told the crowd at the plus utilities. 646-7693 , MISCELLANEDUS 84 Caprice Classic Cpe. $6,695 OCTOBER 24, 1989 - Pur­ plate number. That kind of informa­ PRICE REDUCED MANCHESTER - 3 bed­ meeting that the turnout was en­ M A N C H E S T E R - 2 bed- anytim e. room duplex. Security. I SERVICES 84 Buick Centu7 Wag $5,995 chase of One Reader/Printer tion, he said, can help police solve a couraging. On this beautiful Raised Ranch. A picture-book room townhouse. All M A N C H E S T E R - 1 bed"- Nick, 646-7007. Paul, 84 Olds Cutlass Cpe $5,895 The Town of Manchester is an major case. appliances, heat, hot room and 2 bedroom 647-1221.______“This is really something. This home with 8 spacious rooms, 4 bedrooms, 3 SNOW Plowing - Com ­ 85 Skylark 4 Dr $6,895 equal opportunity employer, In areas where neighborhood water, carpeting, air apartments, stove, re­ V E R N O N - M odern 3 and requires an affirmative ac­ really says a lot for this area,” he baths, central air, security system, lots of stor­ conditioning. Call 649- mercial, residenlal. 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr $7Jt95 crime watch groups have been es­ frigerator. $500 month room apartment. Ap­ Bolton, Vernon and tion policy for all of its Con­ said. 5240. Plus utilities. 646-5355. 86 Della 88 2 Dr $9,995 tractors and Vendors as a tablished, there are usually signs age and closet space. The grounds are profes­ pliances and parking. Coventry area. Free Frost told residents gathered at M A N C H E S T E R - 2 bed­ 66 Bonneville 4 Dr $6,995 condition of doing business sionally landscaped. Make this yourhomeforthe MANCHESTER - Availa­ $400. Plus utilities. 647- estimates. Call Pete, placed strategically in the area that room townhouse with ble November 1st. 1113 otter 6;30pm. 86 Century V^gon $7,495 with the Town, as per Federal the meeting that “block captains” coming holidays! 643-1213. cost $35 a piece. The total cost for fireplace. All applian­ Quiet neighborhood, MANCHESTER - Town- 66 Chevrolet Celebrity $7,495 Order 11246. were important to a successful crime ces, heat, hot water, all the signs would be divided by the 1st floor, 3 bedrooms, house apartment tor 66 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr $6,395 Bid forms, plans and watch program. A block captain is a carpeting, air condl- Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald large kitchen with ap­ rent. l '/2 baths, full WET BASEMENT? 8^ Chevrolet Spectrum $4,995 specifications are available at person who coordinates infomiation people in the program, Frost said. tlonlng. Call 649-5240. pliances, garagb, se­ Reginald Pinto/Manchesier Herald basement, kitchen ap­ Ov®r 40 Years Experience 88 Chevrolet Celebrity $7,195 the General Services' office. on crime in a particular area and One resident asked what value the TIPS ON CRIME — Police Officer Gary Frost speaks to D. F. REALE, INC. MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ cluded yard, front and pliances, parking tor 2 Written Guarantee Free Estimates 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr $8,795 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, gives it to police. signs have, and Frost said the REAL ESTATE room townhouse with rear porches and rear cars. $750. m onthly. No Hatchways, Foundation Cradu. CONCERNED CITIZENS — Kenneth Carone and Melissa Spruce Street area residents Wednesday at a crime-watch 87BuickElectra4Dr $12,495 CONNECTICUT MacKcnzie said a block captain is reasons are largely psychological. 175 Main St., Manchester fireplace. All applian­ deck. $700 m onthly plus utilities. Security dep­ Surrp Pufrps, Drainage Lines, meeting at Nathan Hale School. Residents formed the watch heat and electricity. No Basement Walerprooting ot Fkw s A 87 Chevrolet Celebrity $9,495 Coulombe of Florence Street attend a crime watch meeting He said that in general, just having 646-4525 ces, heat, hot water, osit plus 1 year lease. Watb A More RICHARD J. SARTOR, needed for the eastern side of Birch carpeting, air condi­ pets. 646-1210 dovs, 643- Call R. PaganI 646-4525 GENERAL MANAGER Wednesday at Nathan Hale School. Residents said they were Street, from the intersection of to combat drug-related activity and other crimes in the neigh­ 8422 evenings. Albert Zuccaro 646-3361 872-9111 tioning. Call 649-5240. or 643-2283. 028-10 fed up with drug-relaied crime in the area. Spruce Street to the dead end. He Please see WATCH, page 10 borhood.