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SPMT$ CAR TAB Members of Hiding Fhelr Real William Slelth

SPMT$ CAR TAB Members of Hiding Fhelr Real William Slelth

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Friday. Oof 17,1SSS S'niBB Moumniot 30 Cents S'FBBB BALAlfCm Of:ttJtrte S' FRBB m rrATKM R tsr^ g P E C a A L f ConsoUdation backers want to keep volunteers 0 ^ FREE tsrCHABOEOVERI FREE FRONT-END ALIGNMENT S y John F. Kirch I*/ '"H Tr'F C-i F statement released at the news O' FR EE FLA T REPAIRI Harold Naporfar NA ' ^^F // ripF conference. Susag saM that the district’s the Every fire sow hy Town Pair IS bached by our famous The Cofnmtttea ter Charter volunteer fire departm ent shonld Soi "IRONCLAD NO HASSLE” Guarantee! WfTH Ravlaton today n i d It favors 'GUMIANT{EDlOW{$TPRI(lPOU(r P U R C H A S E he retained, but shonld become a rvwfy for dton-f saerifte® ffw . PLUS! Every fire sow at TOWN r AM TME w poaranfeed conaoHdaften of the town and the separate company Binder the Juris- l o r O F 2 N E W ■ pwformanc* and gMaranta* yow n«ed. Tov*n Fair Tnraa, m worhmansfMp or m M fM t tor aa «MW ae yew ovm the tire — raparetsss of years in service or Eighth t/tlNtiaa District but wants dlcllon of the paid Town of miteape received ft a datoet in vmrfimenehip or maleriato devetop, retorn a to TOWN TAM We C TIRES to keep alive the disfriot's voton- whom jfow can (rusf, has a store near you — and there Wifirepairaaf nochwpaorrepleeeM. . TOV FAY OM.T TON WNAT YOU HAVE WSEO* Manchester Eire Department. row’s Snd jnsf the rtght fire at... GUAMAlvr E60 LOWEST feer fire department. He added that the Bocklaild mnCcS*. Don’t compromise. Town Eair Tires' experience We Neve e< firee QUANANTEeO That posHton emerged from a area, which has been served by the costs no more. #eee, sNerp mefef, dfiwp6tm p NoleeNofee erNfmtd effeN riroad Nez NO morning news conference called hy Eighth District since the late 1870s. *"W you find a lower price advertised in Connecficut erde.endN^ FN EE r PURCHASE sf* members of the committee, shonld “ revert to the town of FR which has come onder heavy fire within 30 dti^s ot purchase on the same nverchandise NECESSARY Manchester for fire protection and Ortngo^V^dverftsementar COmPMRl US TO M U OTHSR m S OSMURSf 4 •viUvne ane WrSiwrron SfruT for refoslng reveal tts plans Grand List taxing purposes." Mm iwciueve on 4v aeorv In the past, the nonpartisan Sewer authority should be com­ eeeeriM r rn in e M • MNnee < efNHui • to committee has said only that it bined under the authority of the ^ y y PI fNW j iwis trs i • TeseiuMa favors changing the Town Charter T town Water and Sewer Depart­ ^EMr^r feflMetfi Etrert^l fvr^tfi to pave the way for a townwide vole ment. Susag said on consolidation "W e have seen the light of Critics have accused committee meeting the district halfway." said SPMT$ CAR TAB members of hiding fhelr real William Slelth. the committee Intentions and have pointed to chairman He said the Eighth ream ram Bmtmm §m turn ia n w sriciiwo er newspaper advertisements and District has misunderstood the MR MAUn IMF88TW TMU u n 8T TM IHNOfMFf statements by committee member purpose of the committee Beffer QeaRff BftrOOESTONE •CONTINCNTAL •DUNLOP Stephen Penny, who leads major­ The committee members said M 'S i 'm g AU-SMSON RmELLI ««nCHEL(N •OtSLAVEO ity Democrats on the Board of that consolidation would require STEEL BELTED YOKOHAMA •SEMPEPIfT. •OOOOYEAN Directors, as proof that the group compromise on both sides and a M Wl FAT TM TBWI* 1SM12 m ------MIUHILINlMWins IM fO BT issfiis m Batter duatity wants to "annihilate" the Eighth specially formed consolidation ir»8ai4 District. The district is an Inde­ commission comprising town and TOWN FAIR nOCRf HAHOy lamis m T4i8Wl9 ttMRM...... SNOWS irsrraMis pendent entity that has provided Eighth District representatives ft lamis <41 1MW12 175N14 . NAMf SNOW TIRIS irsftir S0R13.. 239/70niS ...... 1B9/S0HR14 17S7C0R1S.. .•tr ------D U N LO P 1B9/S0HR14 raid on Palestinian guerrilla bases EBANON other flier as missing, and vowed to him somewhere else." BELTED RADIALS m U 1IDI0N1S.. IDMORIt.. 209/00HR14 *109 Had Rwlial WhHewall t; \ 'j irMORII.. IIMIRIi:. 1S6/80R13.. 209-B0HR13 22B/00HR14 *110 1M/9QHR14. was reported alive today and In the retrieve him. In Tel Aviv, chief army spokes­ 1U/MN13. M5/r5Bi5 IIDiQHII.. 1B9.60HR14 •104 199/eOHR19 19&B0HN"IN14 iss;mai3 toirrsnis. 1IDtlN14. 133/73R14.. •100 hands of Shiite Moslem fighters. Initial reports from Lebanon nw ik^ man Brig. Gen. Ephraim Lapid on IIS/NRn. 1TS//5B14. 31S/7jni5 1M/T8H14.. m m i4.. 199 B0HR14 209/90HR1S . .*100 Debr Ji5/7M1J 1H7TfR14.. t06/rSR14.. 229.S0HR14 •110 219/90VR1S . *190 fOMOHNIB "The captive has a fractured said the second airman was dead, * liS^SRU »>/7SR1S 1l8/r5R14. 22S/7ini5 IM7flR14.. t13/73R14.. 1B9S0HR15 •100 209/99VR19 •100 tOMoHRIB 2/ Thursday said all efforts were rock si IIS/T5H14 1»S/75H14. 235/75ni9 . MA7nN14.. ttDRHU.. 209.11.B0HR15 •1 IB 229/90Vnie . *BOO m/OOHR14 arm. Otherwise he is well." said a but the Amal spokesman today m n w M t1D7mi4.. fos/rsRis.. .•41 nrHBM BIBMM 41/4IL4MLB A t LOW, LOWP/tiCMM being made to find the missing for dl' m im u . 2M/70R14. BUY NOW-SAVE EWflHIB.. m/MRtf.. ...t|4 spokesman for Justice Minister said the flier was captured on tlDMHlI.. f1S/76R16.. pilot. m arria iiamiB.. tt3/7SR1S.. Nablh Berri's mainstream Shiite Sidon’s southeastern outskirts by Lapid. speaking on Israel Army ttmNis.. HDMN14.. Kihn tIDtMII.. t33j73Nl8...... *4T SUPER Hi-PERFORMANCE HEADQUARTERS HR-VR SPEED RATED Amal militia, who refused to be Rafik Ibrahim, a 19-year-old Amal Radio, declined to specify what rock m H >B.F.G0008ICHC0MP.r/« >088107 8T QUUIPICR H • flR tU I 7l-riOO/rS/CN}| Identified further. militiaman, minutes after the means were being used to track ‘F’irc s fo n c SYRIA bly bet GOODYEAR • CONTINtNmctll .SEMrERITHI-SPEtO • YOKOHRMR RON-nM The spokesman also declined to Phantom was shot down. him. • GDOOTERRUOlEVRCRfORORCK • UNIROTRl RRUU 340 >70100 YtOOO disclose where the Israeli airman Ibrahim told reporters at his "Jeopa orfixis.. TRAXX W.W. • PIRELLI 77-P700-77r • IRIOGESTONE POTRNER • RIREN RROIRL U-IO-70 "A ll I can say Is that the Israel A7813.. shot down Thursday was being native village of Zeghdraya that version SUFRiMl E78x14. H7BX1S. . 175/B0H13...... • O.F. 6000RICH EYRO T/R > EICHELIN X6T • SENERRL XPtOOO H IO/IS/ : Defense Forces will not rest until 198/75H14...... held, although sources said he had 186 the Israeli captive spoke a little expert aU-SIASON 678x14. L78x1S. ■ CONTINENTRLCH41CH51 •rHESTONEflREHRERtT------«MICHUIN EH Gtenade we have recovered the missing 078x14. . 21S/78R15 . been moved to Beirut overnight. Arabic, but with an Egyptian weddin a ll -w e a t h e r attack at man.” he said. RADIAL W.W. ft was not Immediately possible accent. The military command said the M b. 1 TRACTION WHITEWALL 175/80R13 . . *99 NN6RM Afl(i W-i-D-E r a i s e d w h i t e L E n iR S Wfailin^Vall to verify the claim Berrl had “ 1 jumped out of the bush and plane was shot down during a W alter J95/75R 14.. .*89 < »2 S a!! cmstrKOHomor denied in a statement Thursday o rd e i^ him to stick his hands up bombing run on positions of the case Tl 18B/80niS *205/75R15.. .*7 • RADIAL • i78/8anis 1B8/70R13.. 248/eOR14.. rut i»K t!t sn a that Amal was holding any Israeli JORDAN when he landed by parachute in the mainstream Fatah faction of the were f 188rt0ni8 228/70R1B.. o » n m ils t a r n Israeli Jets raided the bases near olive grove yesterday. He raised 20B/00R13.. a o m a s r Palestine Liberation Organisation. Angelei 1BB/70R14.. 238/B0R18.. this ancient port city earlier that 0 Mites 50 only one arm .” Ibrahim said. 2>A miles south of SIdon. It was the The c hWCHEUW 20B/70R14.. 21B/B8R1B . . MANO MUX ■ tUVIN (WAMMR • i___ sT8R1B ^ r ...... day. apparently In retaliation fora "I became afraid he might have first Israeli plane shot down over 8, 1988, 21B/70R14.. 2B8/70R18.. grenade attack Wednesday In AP Pat Lyons lISfTSniS...... 238/00R14.. 278/B0R18. something in his other hand. So 1 Lebanon since November 1983. 1980. T 228/76118...... Jerusalem that killed one Israeli tIS/rSRIB...... M U S MDWt 228/70R14.. YOU SAVE MOREI shouted at him and gestured by my Israeli pilots released red bal­ togethe PRKE MRVICEfi and wounded 69. M-16 (assault ride) to him to raise RV RADIAL9 IN STOCK loons to deflect scores of missiles asks th A shoulder-fired missile downed Beirut. that other hand. He could not," that streaked toward them during n u m m u a n 228/70-18 9S0R • 18.8 - 10R • 18.5 - 12R • 16.8 • 10B • 9 their b( 188/70-13 H R . 18 - 87BR • 16.8 > 800R • 18.8-1 2 R . the Israeli Phantom F-4E and Its Israel's military command In Tel Ibrahim added. the raids, but a police spokesman m i c h e l i n x h iim c io n » n ’ i> 208/70-14 238/80-18 ....*«e then as KiKH-HICHIIllKI two crewmen balled out. landing In Aviv said hell copter-borne Israeli " I approached cautiously and said the Phantom was brought WHITEWALLS 218/70-14 27B/B0-18 ....»TB m 238/80-14 COMPARE A SAVE! an olive grove four miles southeast troops landed in the nigged terrain found out his right arm was down by a Soviet-made Strella of SIdon. and 25 miles south of southeast of SIdon and rescued one broken," Ibrahim said. " I then missile. m H A W m ftiw etniM noM of m m u MovI •82 208/75R1?...... *T8 Touein M X M.YM V C t Garrii 175/80R13 215/78R15...... 2 * Raised White Letter Radials n.T LR7|.jB...... 188/0OR13...... *88 1B5/70RU I 24S/«0Rt4 1 24S/B0R15 700.14 B00.1B.B B •Bl winning 22B/75R15...... 21S/BOR13 225/70RU 235/70R15. B7BR1M.... TODAY’S HERALD 188/78R14 *71 ... Blindness no obstacle are tal I 205/70RU 23S/70Rt« 2SS/7QR15 700.16 m Brs.ie.B • •Bt 195/75R14...... *74 235/78R18...... ■•*•* ‘ 215/70R14 .. I 225/70R1S I 275/B0R15. TOOtl m ovie I aeim«iiu.menwi 071x18 BBaiB.6 • •M 790.19 208/75R14...... *78 HTBxIS 10146 a «M selling I V i Dlttldgnl relMted Debatg a draw rsaie 1X118 • •M 9901M for some state drivers D a ys," An ailing dissident freed by the The first debate between Repub­ AU-SIASON KADIAl Ne<4quatters let STYLE AND PERPORMANCE RETREADS-QUARAXTEED Soviet Union calls his sudden lican gubernatorial challenger and Bv Georae Lavng Every Tire I H c P If .IM MICHILIN XC* you’re dead or alive," McCall said a Whitewalls a WHEELS! GREAT SELECTION!^ release a miracle but says his Democratic Gov. William A. Herald Reporter Backed by ALL TlhhAIN T/A Thursday. 158/80R13 . « « roa oua low. i coacm 38-l.fiBXtS »fH SMflBtK •MB daughter and her family remain in wasn't keeping score, ” Belaga said It Is possible for a person who is vision test, and a license techni­ *‘mON-CLAO NO10 HHASSLE" 186/7SR14.. . cam SHHBY. ctNTtBimc. CMSE*. m ci 235/76R1S...... GUARANTEEMTE 1I6/7M14., 3M09X1S MM UtMlIS iflA 10R16...... Moscow. David Goldfarb arrived after the hourlong contest Thurs­ legally blind to get a driver’s cally cannot be issued to someone • crsiiON-n-soTTi-Btrsmt-BHm I ^'i In Newark, N .J., with his wife, license from the Connecticut De­ 1 A70X13 076x14 M8/7W14 . . IBOTOBSrOBT • SUHBIOB • SUHB U n -T B tt SBOBCJ OUR B E S T day. " I never claim victory," the who Is legally blind even with the ' B78X13 560x15 215/75ni4 . partment of Motor Vehicles. > pros ruBBO • m ie bbcin s • NTsmrx am Mm*; \ y Cecilia, on Thursday evening, governor told reporters afterward. help of eyeglasses. But there have 6 C7BX13 078x14 2»/78B14. <24.88 21B/7Sni6.. HM u (v tpaclal Nrv aqtHpmanl for BATTERY more than seven years after he Story on page 4. The department has no facilities been Instances in the past in which E76X14 •tfi.fifil 078x15 •33.BS aBoy and oltiar apactaloaciaTirfiavh whaala 60 Mos. Quar. 22S/7SniS.. first requested permission to leave for checking whether a person who people who have licenses later F78xt4 •31.fi* H78X14 •Sfi.fifi US ■THE LIVE ONE” comes to renew a license Is legally Q7BX14 •Sl.fifil H7BX1S >3fi.M the Soviet Union for Israel. Story became legally blind but still were $ 4 9 « 5 Conp. to 7I.K on page 7. Index blind, offlclala told the Manchester known to be driving on public Wm Ekctiongt Herald niursday. Previous prop­ roads, according to information INSTALLED F«EE ^ '• t io n * Our M paqM , 2 fieetlone osals in the General Assembly to supplied by the office of Thomas M . Blast refugaea AVAILABLE FOA MOST CARS, provide the agency with such IMPORT A DOMESTIC «^racroam,/rr. Clear and cool Advice. . 14 Lottery. Gross!, the chief of adult services facilities and personnel have been for the Board of Education for the Lola Eastman and her son, Chad, 6, take refuge after a Cloudy tonight with a 30 percent ClaMlfled . 1fi-19 OWtoertea. . to EAST HARTFORD ON defeated because of the added Blind cattle truck rammed a 22,000-gallon propane tank near chance of showers. Clearing to­ Comics______8 Opinion___ . 0 expense and delay it would cause, Officials at the office said such 328 Middle Tpke. West ward morning. Low In the 90s. Connecticut _ 4 People. thair home In Woodruff. Utah, late Thureday night, 467 E. Main Street 295 Hartford Tpke. Kalaay Hayae .2 according to Richard McCall, the people are strongly encouraged to AMERICAN-MMERIC AN MADEade WHEELwheels Mostly sunny, breezy and cool causing explosions. Firefighters were atill battling the In front of Parhada Shopping CIr. Located In Ih* Wfirahouaa Fooda Plan Located In th* K-Mail thoiMing Ctr. AT DISCOUNT PRICES Entertainment 12 Sports . .18-17 department’s Handicapped Driver give up their licenses, but that WHULS FOR MOST FORElON Saturday with a high of 48 to SO. Training Consultant. blaze this morning, but further blasts wars not expected. P MADE CARS AVAILABLE 1-600-972-2245 Focus______11 TelevWon, ___14 6 4 6 - 8 2 2 7 ______5 6 9 - 8 7______1 0 ______8 7 2 - 2 0 6 0 Details on page 2. Local n e w t.3.10 U.S./WorM 5. 7. • "We quite frankly don’t know if Please tarn to page It Story on page 20. : ALL STORES OPEN MON. A THURS. 8:30-9»TUES.. WED. AND FRI. 8:30-6 • S A T T B ^ idtl EMI BM L UK. IWa 4 - * - MAWCHEWTO HEKALD. FMilttv. Ott I7, imb MANcneareK oia u tA Crider. it . m t - a WEATHER MeoW highest M H Ifig M CoiMMcHcut forveaat spender among is on hold HAHTPDitIk— A dlopoilo over owner­ Swtimwi iMe ship of the (brMMrClMwfrftw. Weavtog J S«tortl»y withhigha Oh Thormbf, M fn wtHtom' dhmtt- ■vAMirdfreiii ■tossy IbilMdc IJeai Ceaaial and Eaot C anwat; Ckwdjr tonight Aauociatkw M ReaKon and 9B88 AseeeldtoEditer m m the IneiirMHie Association of encumbering or with a^» percent chance of ahowere. Lows 36 to# . Comeetieiit. mm, which, like ofMiw rnfMlf ill: brcesy and cool Saturday with highs D e m e m Michael MeetM of MttrM, ttdttetf 4B to 90. John flKMipMM. Swentson’sDe- ter’s Cheney metoriO “pent 913,4# up to iMcrptie eppoaent. reported ex^ for conversion to aparftiieinis. N srih aesillllln : Cloudy tonight with a #percent ?.!" campaign to uiweat pendHure* of wledKP Unlimilpd, Inc I 9H6 BnOW. indicating he would accept contri­ Southwest. Colder weather is forecast for the Northeast. Showers are month he filed quitclaim deeds dated F a ir weather prevailed across the nation today, butions as of Thursday. forecast for the east coast of Florida. Zinsser reported individual con­ Jan. 38.1985, transferring (he miff from with rain limited to sections of the Midwest, Pacific T tributions of $2,838 and eomrihu- Coast and Florida. A Newspaper in Education Prosram Silk Mill Associates back to Mm m d B thma from committcca of 91,888 tor IN MANCHBmR’S I2th As­ A high pressure over Texas and Colorado was Sponsored hy Kemsco, a corporation be controls. c a total of 93,889. Added toa balance sembly District, the Republican Gerstein said be has agreed to resell responsible for the mild conditions. The Manchester Herald at the beginning of the report challenger, John Tucci, bad not Rain was scattered across the lower Great Lakes the min to a developer, bto has ttecltoed period of #,847, that gave him a collected or spent more that 9800 to say who that developer is. region, the coast of southeast Florida and the ■ * * i ^ ™ a * * B * i fund of 99.427. during the report period and was Sifk Mill Associates brongM tuH d central Pacific coast. a m not required to file a report. After his expenses, the balance against Gerstein and Kemsco, ashing (fie •w^^H''****^®**"^* early this morning mainly were in was 94.898. James McCavanagh, the Demo­ court to nullify the quitclaim deeds n M B y . cratic htenmbem, reported that he the # s to 50s, although the 30s prevailed across the ------Among Zinsser’s comrfbutions wKh the Manchester town clerk. Th# had spent 9i,8<2 and had a balance northern Rockies, the upper Great Lakes region from committees were 97» from Later, Silk M il) Associates fifedsletter and northern New England. Today is Friday, Oct. 17, the producers cut off all oil ship­ the Reattors Political Action Com- of #,927drith deMs of 9MI. His of Intent to sen the min to Bropby-Abm T M Warm weather, with early-morning readings in 290th day of 1986. There are 75 ments in an embargo that lasted ijMtee, 9488 from the Connecticut contrihotions include 93,288 from Development Co. of West Haven. brill the 00s to 70s, was limited to central and southern days left in the year. until March 1974 Business and industry Asscocia- hidividoals and 92.888 from com­ The intended sale, for $t.4 million, chat mittees. Contributors include California, the desert Southwest, lower RioGrande Today’s highlight in history: In 1979, Mother Teresa of India tJon and 9288 from the Savings would tnchide the property, plans for Willi PACs from the Connectient Busi­ Valley and central and southern Florida. On Oct. 17. 1777, British forces was awarded the Nobel Peace Bank Association PAC. converting It to 249 apartments, and the b« a ness and fndnstry Assocation, Today’s forecast called for rain scattered across under Gen. John Burgoyne sur­ Prize for her years of work on IN TH E RACE for Manchester’s approvals of various agencies likb fhe 9208; the Connecticut Atate Police. "I western Washington, Oregon, the Great Basin, rendered to American troops in behalf of the destitute in I9t|, Assembly District seat, in­ Manchester Planning and Zoning 9258; the Connectient Association agat northern California, upstate New York, northern Saratoga. N.Y., In what was a Calcutta cumbent Republican Elsie Swens­ HwaM ptMto by I Commission. of Realtors, 9388; and the Connecti­ Thuf Maine and south Florida; and for sunny skies to turning point of the Revolution­ Ten years ago: In China, the son reported she spent 92.374 up to The sale hinges on whether Silk Miff cut Education Association. 9258. couk prevail elsewhere. ary War. Oct. 10. She had a balance of 92.800 Associates wins legal control. Peking garrison of the People’s In the 8th Assembly District, A real fan held Highs will be in the 40s to 50s from eastern On this date: with debts of 9388. There are already several encumbran­ Liberation Army pledged its which inchfdcs Voting District 9 hi "I Minnesota and northeast Iowa across the Great In 1919, the Radio Corporation Contributions from Individnals ces on it. Mechanic’s liens have been allegiance to Hua Guo-feng as Manchester, Incumbmt Democrat Jo« Horvlth, who lives «t 113 Welle St., the seventh game of the American govei Lakes and Ohio Valley to New England; 80s In the of America was created. totaled 92,428 and committee dona­ placed against the property by the law chairman of the Central Commit­ Donald Bates reported expendi­ demonetretee his love for the World League championship series Wednes­ But, tions 91.328. Other sources, includ­ firm of Phelon, Squatrlto, Fitzgerald, desert Southwest, south Texas and south Florida; In 1931. mobster Al Capone was tee of the Communist Party, tures of 913 and receipts of 9921. His well.' convicted of income fax evasion ing a fund-raiser, added 91,238. Series-bound Boston Red Sox with a day night. Horvlth predicted the Sox Dyer and Wood, which represented Silk and 60s to 70s across most of the rest of the nation. Five years ago: President Republican challenger, Paul 0 ’5 Swensson’s contributions from flair. Horvlth, who has been a Sox fen Mill Associates In zoning and flnanclaf Temperatures around the nation at 3 a.m. E O T and sentenced to 11 years in Reagan fold interviewers at the Manns of Glastonbury, reported would win the World Series In five and C political action committees in­ matters relating to the proposed cotiver- . ra nged from 24 degrees at Craig, Colo., to 78 at Key prison He was released in 1939. White House that the United expenditures of 92,524 and receipts his entire life, painted the message on games. while West. Fla. In 1933, Albert Einstein arrived cluded 9508 from the Connecticut of 93.500. Sion. Liens have also filed by MJD States would lose all credibility if his house minutes after the team won Construction Inc. Incun in the United States as a refugee the sale to Saudi Arabia of a hisi from Nazi Germany. Airborne Warning and Control actini In 1941, the U.S. destroyer System airplanes, or AWACS. " 1 1 CLEAR 8KIE8 — Weather satellite photo taken at 3:30 a.m. shows that Weather radio Kearney was torpedoed by a did not go through. Williams fix not really in turn German submarine off the coast One year ago: Italian Prime lead,’ most of the nation is enjoying cloud-free conditions. However, a weak The National Weather Service broadcasts MANCHESTER RESIDENTS of Iceland. Eleven people died. Minister Bettino CraxI resigned leade storm system is causing light rain to fall across the eastern Great Lakes continuous. 24-hour weather information on 162.475 In 1945, Col. Juan Peron staged in the wake of a dispute over his O’h states. mHr In Hartford, 162.55 mHr in New London and a coup In Buenos Aires, becom­ handling of the Achille Lauro Bolton residents say more needs to be done of 191 162.40 mHz In Meriden. ing absolute dictator of cruise ship hijacking. Let’s look at tho FACTS on be a I Argentina workl "Hi In 1957, Britain’s Queen Eliza­ Today’s birthdays: Actress By John Mlichtll said. "We’re not going to build the said. Charter Change... Have beth II and Philip paid a Jean Arthur is 78. Playwright Harold Raporttr road complete.” The board did agree to study Were visit to the White House. Arthur Miller is 71. Actress Rita Armstrong’s Idea of putting con­ In 1973, Arab oil-producing BOLTON - Williams Road will THOMAS D. HOOPER, who has stables on the road to ticket Hayworth is 68 Actor Tom FACT... HE PEOPLE nations announced they would Poston is 59. Newspaper colum­ get a new coat of asphalt to help lived on Williams Road for about 25 speeders. the ( begin cutting back on oil exports nist Jimmy Breslln is 56. Dare­ prevent wintertime heaving and years, protested the short-term Other suggestions — Including freezing, but residents told the unem to Western nations and Japan In devil Evel Knievel is 48. Actress approach. He called the stretch utting up signs barring truckers In 1978 the Town and the 8th Utilities District Board of Selectmen Thursday that econo Ready for divorce "Top Gun,” In which Cruise the days that followed, the Arab Margot Kidder is 38. "probably the only street In Bolton or prohibiting left turns onto Route won’t really solve longstanding that hasn’t had any major repair." signed an agreement whereby the Town 7 ahoult plays a Navy pilot at an elite air 6 — will also be considered, board Television actors Gil Gerard problems. "If you're not going to fix It up members said. policli combat school, has earned more would receive the sewer hookup fees, in the Bell and Connie Sellecca have filed About 20 townspeople turned out right, then I think something else “ It's a Catch-22,” Cheney said. than $154 irij[j!ion since It was raaset for divorce. for a public nearing at the should be done,” Hooper said. noting that Improving the surface rapidly growing Buckland section of Town. released 22 weeks ago. O n the Light Side Gerard, who appears in A B C ’s Community Hall to tell the board Hooper aald after the meeting wouldild( only Increase the speed of gover "Sidekicks,” and Sellecca, who what they thought should be done to that the problem was not the road traffic. Cheney added that If he she s FACT... more appears in the network's only crowd In the school’s Improve the condition of the but those who drive on It. "We’re were to start putting aside the Charity challenge quallf "Hotel,” filed petitions In Los Gretzky surprised theater, two barbers went to heavily traveled street, which links more concerned with speed than 9380,000 to fully repair the road, the Routes 6 and 44 to a point on Route opposi Angeles Superior Court. The Hockey star Wayne Gretzky a halr-razing offer work on Worley’s beard. the condition of the road," he said. Board of Finance would force him Now the District wants to break the agree­ 85 where a westbound entrance "We could live with the bumps If to use it. TheThe couple married Oct. 28,1979, and says court testimony that he was OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - Stu­ About twenty minutes later, ramp to Interstate 384 Is located. the speed was reduced." Ratazzl said he could start the ment and take all the money for itself. Ing t separated in August 1985. the object of a kidnap plot is news dents at Westside High School Worley stood up, rubbed his The road needs repair every vear W J. Armstrong said his house at overlaying project at the beginning persoi They have a 5-year-old son. to him. took guidance counselor Norm clean-shaven face and got a kiss because there Is no solid base 22 Williams Road Is on the decline of November. tendai A smuggler who has Worley’s offer at face value when from the woman he’s been dating FACT... beneath the pavement, according of a small hill. Some cars come But after the meeting, residents an hot Immunity from prosecution said for three years. Had enough he said he'd shave his long beard to Donato Ratazzl, the town’s over thf hill airborne and leave said they were a bit disappointed In of the during the trial of four men “ She’s never kissed that face That will eventually cost you, the town tax­ If they raised $1,900 In their highway foreman. Dangerous pud­ sparks when they hit the ground, he the selectmen's decision. ersAs before," he said. Debra Echard Klhn, wife of charged with conspiring to rob an United Way of the Midlands dles that freeze In cold weather are said. "Nothing got done.” said Ilmand payer, almost $1,000,000. Meantime, your rock singer Greg Kihn, has filed armored truck that the idea was campaign. the result of poor drainage, and the Armstrong recommended build­ Korge of 14 Williams Road. Korge. for divorce after a one-year discussed in 1985 but was not put "I told them, ‘Show me the road heaves because of the lack of a ing a barricade across the road and who attended a similar meeting sewer rates will be higher than they should be marriage. into action. money, and I’ll show you the base. turning It into a dead-end street. last year, said cars sometimes to make up for the lossi Kihn has produced several "I haven’t heard anything face,” ’ said Worley. Lottery "We want to do something on it That Idea was quickly shot down drive through his lawn and he has P i and is proba­ about that,” Gretzky said after a The students, who were short now,” First Selectman Douglas by the selectmen, who said the road trouble getting out of his driveway bly best known for the 1985 hit game in Edmonton, Alberta, on of their fund-raising goal last Connecticut daily; Cheney told the residents. Is a key thoroughfare for trucks, because it Is a blind spot for cars FACT... WA5 "Jeopardy.” The rock video Wednesday night between his week, accepted the challenge By 1984 figures, he said. It would buses and fire department traveling the road. candle take an estimated 9900,000 to version of the song depicts Kihn GIL GERARD CONNIE SELLECCA team, the Edmonton Oilers, and and raised $2,061.54. So Thurs­ Thursday: 365 vehicles. "It’s better than nothing." Arm­ The 8th District veto power now In the Char- Masse experiencing a nightmare the Quebec Nordiques. " I ’d day, in front of a standing-room- 8486 completely repair the road. But "We can do certalnjsork on the strong said of the temporary repair path ( wedding. . . . files tor divorce . . . ’Hotel’ star rather not comment on some­ Play Four: only about 930,000 has been bud­ road," Cheney said. “ I don’t really plan. ter over the consolidation of the sewer sys­ Series Ms. Kihn’s attorney, Peter M. thing like that.” geted for the task this year, he aald. want to stop up the road." But he said the Williams Road can ni Ratazzl told the residents a tems of the Town and the 8th Utilities District Walter, declined to discuss the Minnesota Public Radio. The court witness testified that problem is only one example of durini "patchwork" job — adding (wo SELECTMAN CARL PRBUS8 Bolton’s failure to plan ahead. "It case Thursday. The documents Keillor, the star of M P R ’s Cruising along in discussing the plot, one of the Manchester Herald prevents the consolidation of the systems out I asphalt overlays to smooth out the agreed. "It doesn’t make any sense seems that everything we do is constii were filed Wednesday in Los "Prairie Home Companion,” has men said, "If we kidnap him with Tom Cruise, the "Top Gun” road — would cost 924,880. to dead-end every road Just be­ temporary and we have to live with games Angeles County Superior Court. not been available for comment, the playoffs coming up they’d USPS 327-500 that would end the rivalry and save you star whose movie career began VOL. CVI, No. 15 "It’s not a cure-all," Ratazzl cause we have road problems." he It,” he said. “Iti The couple was married June but Alison Circle of M PR said, pay any amount to get him just five years ago in “ Taps,” got Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 money. you Cl 8, 1985, and separated Sept. 23, "It should come as no surprise to back.” Publication of the wit­ and certain holidaysilldw ...... by the Man­ his star in the Hollywood Walk of weeMy. $6 50 lor one month, $19.25 until tl 1988. The couple began living ness’ name was banned by the chester Publishing Co., 16Bralnard anyone that when there is a Fame as throngs of teen-age girls for three months, $36.50 for six that \ together in 1982 and Ms. Kihn court, but he was identified as a Place, Manchester, Conn. 00040 months and $77.00 lor one year. FACT... best-selling book there is always screamed. Second class post^epald al Man­ tembe asks the court to declare all of talk about a movie.” 42-year-old Alabama man. Mall rates are available on request. A crowd estimated at 1,500 chester, Conn POSTMASTER: Klein blasts Kennelly on funds 9 Dodd, their belongings acquired since Send address changes to the Man­ This is the one Town of Manchester Pollack is an Academy Award­ attended Thursday’s unveiling of fan, se then as communal property. winning director who recently chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Man­ By Ocorst Lavng ■he said. ' which covers the period from April “Thi Cruise’s star, the 1,835th on chester, Conn. 06040. and not two rival communities, known as the directed "Out of Africa.” His Today's quotes To place a classified or display Horuld Rtporier Klein said the donations from 1 to June 30, Kennelly had raised a lot of d Hollywood Boulevard, said Ka­ advertisement, or to report a news DRIVE PAC and other political total of $48,079 from other commit­ office said he was on a European Town of Manchester and the Town of Eighth. Movie talk thryn Shepard of the Hollywood "Once again. Congress has GUARANTEED DELIVERY If ., Item, story or picture Idea, call 643- action committees raise a larger tees, including PACs. and $54,380 trip Thursday. 2711. Office hoursare6:30a.m. to5 Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly, D- Chamber of Commerce, which shown it has the discipline of a you don't receive your Herald by Conn., whose 1st Congressional question of accepting money from from Individuals. Garrison Keillor and Oscar- 5:30 p.m. weekdays or 8 a m. Satur­ p m. Monday through Friday. Wai Scott Johnson, public inffkna- sponsors the walk. group of schoolchildren before District Includes Manchester, has special Interest groups. A news release from the winning director Pollack day, please telephone your carrier tlon director at St. John’s Univer­ The 24-year-old has starred in recess. ” - Sen. Bill Roth, Immorally collected large sums of “ What is all this money coming Wahshington-based Citizens ISNT IT TIME TO ACT LIKE ONE TOWN? of l( are talking about making a If you're unable to reach your car­ sity, said Keillor and Pollack seven movies including the R-Del., echoing the frustration of rier, call subscriber service at 647- money from political action com­ from and what’s the reason?" Against PACs this week said movie based on Keillor’s best­ The Manchester Herald Is a mem­ came to the campus last week, newly released Touchstone film a body that had already over­ 9946 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. mittees to help her win re-election, Klein asked. He said donations Kennelly has raised a total of selling book “ Lake Wobegon ber of the Associated Press and a HOL but the school had no information “ The Color of Money,” in which stayed its intended term by two m. Saturdays for guaranteed deliv­ member of the Audit Bureau of Cir­ her Republicanepubiii challenger from PACs have one main pur­ $184,457 from PACs in 1986, about ery In Manchester. advert Days," says a spokeswoman for about the purpose of the visit. he teams with Paul Newman. weeks. culations. charged Wednesday. pose: to prompt the legislator to 48 percent of the $339,000 she has REMOVE THE 8TH DISTRICT In particular. Republican Her- pass laws that favor the donors. raised altogether for the current rents i ■chel A. Klein criticized a $8,000 "There is something for sale campaign. Stored donation to Kennelly on June 30 here,” he said. VETO POWER OVER CHANGE! R obbi Klein aald he does not know if According to federal campaign Securil from DRIVE PAC. a Washington- finance laws, the money — as long based organisation, Aat is lis M on Kennelly can be faulted for the For donations, because he does net as it remains In the fond set up by empio) her campaign financial disclosure Kennelly ter her re-election— does form as being for her nominating know if she is aware of them. VOTE YES FOR CHARTER CHANGE! mere However, he said she doee not need not have to he diaburaed once the 6 lampe convention. election Is over, according to 4 : "It’s wrong. It’s ftirtdamentally to raise as much money as she has aware to defeat him, and speralated that Ftnucan. The money can be held on the I wrong,” he said, adding A at he and used for later campaigns, she VOTE YES ON QUESTION #4 ClflSSIFIED ADS the money might be kept for foture of the I was not sure the donation was said. canmulgna (Or higher office. history Prove it to yourself by calling the classified department ^ u t Kliren Ftnucan, a ^ k e s ^ “Rie needs $900,000 to run Klein said additional laws would The r man w lA the Federal Electiona against me? I’m flattered," said not be effective in dealing with STRIKE A BLOW FOR Wells f Commission In Washington, D.C., Mein. influence-buying. However. Klein ford, < said the donation is permissible said the public should also be folly armore Informed about who is donating because a convention is considered another to place your ad today! Call 643-2711 for assistance. how much money to a certain FAIRNESS a UNITY managt a primary even if an actual candidate. primary la not |ieM. said; "I never take any election for druggeel And Kennelly told the Manches- granted.” 97 millit ter ReraM today she seee nothing "He’s nitpicking because he has IN ALL OF MANCHESTER nwrally wrong with taldnf the nofiling else to run on.” she added. Vladii lUattrifratpr Hrrald nnoBey. "Having Herschel Jmige According to the last financial known e me on morality is a little nmich,’’ disdoeure. statement available. ± r M M X C IttA m HTCKAI^. fMta.ttlc. Vt. M t MAWCHESTEB KERALD. Friday. Oct. 17,1880-9 Radon Cagguectiettilm V^.fWorU in Brhf Plane squabble delays money bill Pama to lain Ulaphana Utka RifBilgrMlofi vole eweHe budget bM By Jim Ortokord the gevernment nmafng at ton Open for separate votes. and Chief of Staff Gen. Larry HAttf fO Ut — BfaiMr tadwf Cotritulatlouof P. Jtimnlh fotm p Tiw Aaaackded preaa apeed heeanse COngraee was mak- It was th m that the dIspate over tests ' 4 Welch, were bustled to a private •O' Ml CWwS IOOO7 WTOf fOPv^VOIRvfYwOO Ofa . ~ tomrigrattou bfB fag enough progreae on the flacal the trainer aircraft aroee. Sen. m e e (^ at the Capitol in an foivcofnmoncjnioiio \Affp, v m uio mwon rovfooomnip WAfHINGTON — On the verge lO tf spending MR to warrant Barry Gokhvater, R-Aris„ offered attempt to work out a compromise ” ’!” y "* * * ” ****^*WPwomstratltoed«(mtooiisic«tekMM of flaliitog a balf-trillloiHiMlar eptlmlani. amendment proHMting the use ■fO OyTRr WOrnOrO WnlO N ffv BOW Olf RflRO fOr OlFIffOBi YfwO WWBO. fimHW InBflUHHI. an that would free the Mil for te m p §add flM M lsiy th u t he w « « utkod to HdortMu h» the moMY MB and SKBoarntog for the '1 den't tMnk that reflects weB of 8191 milUon In the Mil’s defense completion. yaar, a waaryOnHpaaawaamlrad on the poHtieal insUtotlon in planned yeieOlgHow etyO w v. O'^Meffl. Aaeadouufuaatihedtdtid eection for the purchase of T-46A todey hi a poIHlealb'tinged squab- general," said Senate Appropria­ As H worked through other the Lafhttr Deputtmeid'a heudtiuattera hi trainers, triggering a flve-hour Me over Mning trainer planes the tions CommHtee Cfanirman Mark protest from Sens. Alfonse D’ A- disputed Hems, the Senate; Air Force d o e ^ t want. O. Hat field, R-Ore. "These all- mato, R-N.Y., and Daniel Patrick • Agreed to House language that HARTEDRH fAP> - fwefltow- ' BW tMMig

OPINION Dissident freed by Soviets W fTi Hiring plan arrives in U.S. via *miracla’ By Androo Homllton •• and 4-year-old daughters, said Thq Assecldtsd Press he and his family would be J a c k she was delighted and stunned by permitted to emigrate if he agreed her father’s departure. to fram e Daniloff. needs gu ts NEWARK, N.J. — An ailing ’ "rhls was all soquick.” she said.. A n d e n o m dissident freed by the Soviet Union "M y father rejected the proposal "W e said farewell and it was very out of hand, ’ ’ the younger Goldfarb calls his sudden release a miracle emotional. Now we're just sitting said. Jot says his happiness is incom­ here and thinking what will happen Daniloff, who called Goldfarb plete while his daughter and her next.” ww9m mUiUi to succeed fam ily remain in Moscow. "one o f the most admirable men I After landing at Newark Interna­ know, ” said the KGB offer was the David Goldfarb arrived here tional Airport, Goldfarb was taken with his wife, Cecilia, on Thursday first of numerous attempts immediately to Columbia- throughout his years in the Soviet evening, more than seven years For years, Manchester has been hounded Presbyterian Medical Center in Union "to try to make diftlculty for hy an innage problem. A small minority Rank’s link after he first requested permission New York, where a spokesman me.' to leave the Soviet Union for Israel. said he was in stable condition and population, a dearth of non-w hi^ on the Pete Martinez, a State Depart­ His release was granted despite would be evaluated for a heart town payroll and a series of unfortunate ment spokesman, said he was not his refusal to leave without his condition and diabetes. incidents have combined to give the town a with CIA goes wife, or to make a deal with the able to substantiate Alexander His son said Goldfarb, who lost a Goldfarb’s account. reputation of hostility toward minority KGB to frame American journalist leg in the Battle of Stalingrad in groups. Nicholas Daniloff, his son said. World War II and had part of his Hammer, whom Alexander The town administration has taken back 10 years The couple flew from Moscow foot amputated due to diabetic Goldfarb had asked to help with his aboard Armand Hammer’s private gangrene, would be hospitalized at father’s release, said he was numerous steps to rectify that problem, most Jet after the American industrialist least two days. visiting the Soviet Union for a notably in the area of minority hiring. arranged permission for their ” My father should have been out showing of his art collection when 0 But more needs to be done. WASHINGTON — For more than 10 years the departure through a former Soviet seven years ago and not in this he asked Anatoly F. Dobrynin, the CIA has used a Maryland bank for secret arms Critics who have questioned the sincerity of ambassador to the United States. condition,” he said. former Soviet ambassador to Wa­ Manchester’s efforts to hire more shipments to ’’cliento” around the world. “ Yesterday a miracle hap­ Alexander Goldfarb and his shington, " if f could take Dr. Purchase records obtained by our associates pened,” Goldfarb, a 67-year-old Goldfarb (back) vdth me.” minority-group members have so far been father’s sister, Nina Shurkovich of Corky Johnson and Donakf Goldberg detail arms geneticist, said after he was taken Rockville, Md., boarded the plane Dobrynin called a few hours offered little proof that their doubts are transactions totaling |2l million through the n rst off the jet on an stretcher. to greet him. They were joined by later. “He said, ‘Permission unfounded. “ We’re trying,” is usually the Naitonal Bank of Maryland In Baltimore. Two "But, as they say. there is no Daniloff, a friend of Goldfarb's. granted provided the doctors let complete happiness without mis­ response of town officials who lack the shipments worth a total of 15 million involved the himself recently released by the him go.’ ” Hammer said. fortune and no luck without prob­ statistics to support their claim. purhase and delivery of about UW.OM rifles in a Soviets after being accused of lems,” he said in Russian with his spying. However, a new affirmative action plan complex transaction apparently winked at the HAMMER. CHAIRMAN of Oc­ c son, Alexander, translating. "The AF( bank management. cidental Petroleum Corp., said he being developed by the Human Relations problem is that I left behind in AFTER DANILOFF’S arrest on went to the Wishnevsky Institute, Commission promises to allay some of the The rifle shipments originated in Brazil and Moscow my daughter and her Aug. 30, the younger Goldfarb said where Goldfarb was being treated, David Goldfarb, an ailing Soviet dissi­ (left). Hammer arranged for the refeatto family.” doubts. India, according to the documents, but the final the Soviet secret police had tried in and met with Dr. Viadimir Kuzin, dent, speaks to reporters Thursday at of Goldfarb in conversations with the Unfortunately, the new plan has already destinations listed are suspect. Several ports were April 1984 to persuade his father to who told him Goldfarb was in crossed out on the original shipping papers and THE ELDER GOLDFARB’S hand Daniloff incriminating excellent condition. Newark Airport in Newark, N.J., after former Soviet ambassador to the United been met with some trepidation from town equal right of separate vote on te n with additional medical Sincere apology whether or not to accept new destinations written tat. daughter, Olga, who remains in documents. But Goldfarb said he would not arriving from Moscow aboard the private States. At right is Goldfarb’s son, training as paramedics. Moscow with her husband and their personnel officials because it contains a consolidation. The arms deals were initiated by a CIA front He said the KGB told his father leave without his wife. Jet of industrialist Armand Hammer Alexander. controversial statement on affirmative for Nazi remark T Regardless, I will refrain from Attempts at achieving and called Associated Traders, and handled by ON THt PAl action. To the Editor: such forceful methods in the maintaining this quality service Sherwood International Export Corp., a large The statement, drafted by a subcommittee future for, indeed, I made myself experienced many roadblocks a m s broker licensed with the State Department. Y trie 6^51 of the HRC, says that town officials are In response to your editorial on look foolish. 1 made a mistake, from the Eighth Utilities District Sherwood has offices in Los Angeles, Miami, Zakharov fingered Soviet agents, officiais say SW.Pt’F,!! expected to hire minority candidates and my remarks before the Republi­ but something I ’ve learned in life — especially those individuals London and Washington. D.C. M fit e I can Town Committee, you have a is to never let false pride stand In Involved with its volunteer fire LFTIPWI women over equally qualified white men In By Pete Yost Zakharov fingered three Soviet and Valery Anikeyev, a counselor. nalist Nicholas Daniloff in Moscow ficials said they were angry (bat point! I should not have drawn the way of admitting when I’m service. I reached the conclusion ’THE BILLS OF LADING indicate that Job categories where the town is The Associated Press spies in all, but the official, who ABC News on Thursday night on espionage charges. U.S. lawyers were excluded when such an extrem e analogy 1^- wrong and learn from those that a small group of cHizens Associated bought 60,000 rifles from the Indian “ underutilized,” meaning that the spoke only on condition of anonym­ said Zakharov, who until his arrest Zakharov pleaded no contest to Secretary of State George Shultz tween the recent behavior of Mr. mistakes. Defense Ministry for 93.6 million In September living in the Eighth District are WASHINGTON - Gennadiy ity, was uncertain who the third was a scientific affairs officer for three counts of espionage and was completed negotiating the t^ea percentage of minority-group members and Penny and Mr. Cummings and 1983. The original destination was given as As for your own humorous more concerned with maintain­ Zakharov, after admitting he was a Soviet was. the Soviet Union at the United returned to the Soviet Union on bargain for Zakharov. women is less than that in the job market. Nazi tactics, knowing it might personal attack on me, I don’t Portugal, but a corrected listing showed the ing the fire service as a volunteer Soviet spy, named a KGB station All three were among the 25 Nations, made the admissions Sept. 30, the day after Daniloff, a The department officials, speak­ The proposed policy also says that “ If a look like a personal attack. need to spend any more time destination as "Any Ufnitedj K(lngdom) Port.” organization than with the wel­ chief at the United Nations and the Soviets at the U.N. the United during a four-hour interrogation. U.S. News it World Report corres­ ing on condition they not be qualified... minority or other protected class So I would like to publicly studying military history than I fare of the town of Manchester. I Sources told us the rifles undoubtedly were head of Soviet military intelligence States recently ordered to leave the "H e sang like a tweetie bird,” pondent, was releas^ by tbe IdMtified, said Zakharov’s no- apologize to both of them and already have. Nor should 1 take a candidate applying for an underutilized certainly have not seen them delivered to Mujahedin guerrillas fighting Soviet in New York, administration offi­ country, the official said. The last one U.S. official told The Asso­ c^test plea violated Justice De- anyone else who missed the point trip to Germany to visualize the lie negotiations that led to the,, position is not offered a position, a written overly concerned with the occupation forces in Afghanistan. cials say. of the 25 Soviets, who worked at ciated Press. ~partment guidelines opposing such I was trying to get across. carnage wrought by a political release of Zakharov and Daniloff u.a. Acaea report by the hiring authority providing sewers. A year earlier. Associated bought 91.8 million One official said Thursday that U.N. headquarters in New York, Zakharov. 39. was questioned pleas unless the government is Perhaps It’s just my frustration system.gone mad with revenge. also resulted in the freeing of Justification for the hiring decision shall be worth of rifles from Brazil. There was an Zakharov Identified Valery Sav­ left the United States on Tuesday. following his arrest on Aug. 23 on a allowed to present a public state­ with all the lies and propaganda Your words lent nothing to your The smokescreen is independ­ Soviet dissident Yuri Orlov and his YOU ARE N additional 91 million purchase of "merchandise” chenko, listed as a Soviet U N On Wednesday, another US. New York subway platform as he ment of the evidence it has made to the general manager.” being put forth on the issue and editorial arguments; so you, too, ence and autonomy, but 1 find no wife. The talks also led to an OP ANV1 from Brazil that listed Baltimore as the final mission counselor and said to be official said Savchenko and Skvort­ allegedly tried to pay an FBI gathered In the case. The inclusion of that requirement in the the absence of balancing facts looked as foolish as I did. Let’s one fighting for Independent agreement between President destination. Shipping Brazilian guns to Maryland the KGB station chief at the sov were among the last five of the informant 91.000 for classified statement prompted Personnel Officer Linda and figures which made me both clean up our acts. schools, police, or recreational Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail That was not done in Zakharov’s resort to such forceful words. makes little sense; observers in Nicaragua say the mission, and Vladislav Skvortsov, 25 Soviets to leave, along with documents on military jet engines. Gorbachev to meet last weekend in case, although the purpose of the Parry to warn against any measure that Again, my sincere apologies to departments, to name a few a senior counselor said to be the For example, Mr. Penny at­ CIA-backed contras there have been known to use Gennadi Tarasov, a Mideast spe­ Within a week after Zakharov’s Iceland. guideline Is to undermine defend­ would remove the town’s flexibility in hiring Mr. Cummings and Mr. Penny. I important services. GENNADIY ZAKHAROV New York chief of the GRU, the tacks the Eighth District's fire­ hope they will forgive my mo­ Brazilian weapons in their fight against the cialist reputedly in the KGB: arrest on spying charges, the Shortly after the release of ants who later try to proclaim their decisions. Town Attorney John Cooney . . . fingered spies Soviet military intelligence. Viktor Sbirunov, a first secretary; fighters by contending that their mentary mental miscue. I urge all citizens of Manches­ Sandinista regime. Soviets arrested American Jour- Zakharov, Justice Department of- Innocence. reportedly told Parry that the town was not response time is twice that of the ter to vote whichever way Is ’The Brazilian and Indian arms transactions required to include such a strong statement town department, when, in fact. Ron Osella required to consolidate the com­ were handled through Sherwood, which, records in its affirmative action plan, but failed to the Journal Inquirer dug deeper 410 Hackmatack St. munity for the betterment of all show, was the purchase and transfer agent for issue a written opinion on the legality of the and found that the actual dlffer- Its citizens. Associated on several major arms deals. In the Aquino meets with rebeis SWENSSON — BELAGA statement. ence was a mere 15 seconds. past. Sherwood president Michael Kokin has In the unexplainable absence of that Since the response-time ques­ Dr. Robert K. Butterfield denied that his company worked with the CIA. He ILOILO CITY, Philippines (AP) 16,000 and 22,000 combatants. led the insurgent delegation. tion Is irrelevant to the charter did not return our calls tor comment on this story. — President Corazon Aquino met The announcement, made during Ramos said he did not attend the Bolton opinion, the subcommittee agreed to send the revision question, remarks like Town needs to Associated also used Shimon Ltd., a Cayman today for the first time with the homily of a Mass that Piamonte meeting, which other sources said plan with the statement intact to the full HRC that are intended to prey on Islands firm, for weapons shipments. One of these Communist rebels as part of her officiated at after Aquino arrived, took place at Assumption College, government's effort to end the P u E i next week. people’s emotions to gain support be consolldi was a 99.4 million shipment of "technical goods” was applauded by the congregation another Catholic school in Hollo for one’s cause, through decep- 17-year-oId Insurgency, military of several thousand people. City, 290 miles southeast of Manila. 7 While it is true that the legality of some — Industry jargon for m ilitary hardware — sent to and church officials said. The prelate did not elaborate on Ramos said Aquino was accom­ affirmative action programs is still being n, and thus fall within the L«tttrt policy Lagos, Nigeria. Lagoa would be a convenient way To the Editor: Rev. Alberto Piamonte, Roman the meeting, except to say it was panied at the meeting by her aide, debated in the courts, there is no reason for definition of propaganda. The station for weapons going to the CIA-backed ACROSS Intent was to cast doubt in the The Manchester Herald wel­ Catholic archbishop of this central arranged by local church authori­ Teodoro Locsin Jr., who stayed Angolan rebel leader, Jonas Savimbl. Philippine city, explained Aquino’s the town to take a timid stand. The plan can minds of voters on the character Although not at present a comes original letters to the ties. behind with the rebels after Mrs. 1 — m tardiness for a Mass and rally at Armed Forces chief Gen. Fidel brother's always be revised. of the Eighth District, not further resident of Manchester, I have editor. Aquino left (or the Mass at the L l’TTLE IS KNOW N about the Shimon firm the University of San Agustin by V. Ramos, who is accompanying university two miles away. keeper’ " Affirmative action is intended to help public understanding of the char­ been professionally Involved in Letters should be brief and to saying it was "due to the fact that Aquino on her two-day tour of the Also with Aquino during the 4 Father ter revision issue. the community for 34 years. My the point. ’They should be typed or because of strict Cayman Islands secrecy laws. redress past discrimination in hiring by she met with the NPA.” central Philippine Visayas region, 8 Magnitude neatly handwritten, and, for ease But It does share the same registration agent on meeting were her military aide de giving preference to qualified minority-group By the same token, Mr. Cum­ appreciation of the division of the The letters stand for the New confirmed that the meeting had camp. Col. Alberto Yap, and Col. 12 Except mings uses similar propaganda town did not occur until 1970, in editing, should be ^ u b le- the islands as a Sherwood su^tdlary, Cromwell 13 Soviet river candidates. Anything less is only a charade. Ltd. People’s Army, the rebel force taken place but did not identify the Voltaire Gazmin, chief of presiden­ 14 Customer to deceive us here in the former when I became involved with spaced. Letters must be signed If hiring authorities are going to ignore the estimated to number between two local rebel commanders who tial security. 15 High In pile South Manchester F ire District with name, address and daytime John Keating, a Bethesda, Md., attorney and intent of affirmative action, they should be emergency medicine. 16 Identify to stir up resentment against the telephone number (for director of Associated Traders, said he could not 17 Biblical required to provide Justification. Eighth District without telling us This awareness turned to frus­ verification). comment on any CIA connection with the Take a Look" mountain The statement proposed by the HRC that we, ourselves, some years tration when trying to help from a ’The Herald reserves the right company. He said he has "v e ry secretive clients.” Copters to assist FAA 18 Walks In mi ago, had voted separately to cohesive townwide Emergency First National Bank officials also declined to 20 Oacar wlnnl subcommittee offers to give the town’s to edit letters In the Interests of movie affirmative action plan some guts and should consolidate with the town, and Medical Service which included brevity, clarity and taste. comment. But as we have disclosed, a former LOS ANGELES (AP) - Federal nearby airports to find those Morlarty Bros. 22 Former nuci be adopted if it clears the necessary legal that, under that same townwide paramedics. For many good Address letters to; Open Fo­ bonk officer, Robert Maxwell, resigned when he inspectors aboard police helicop­ violating pilots, that’s what we are Used Car Specials B li . Julie agency (abb tests. charter. Eighth District resi­ reasons, the choice was made to rum, Manchester Herald. P.O. was unable to get written authorization from his ters will hunt this weekend for going to do,” Woods said. 24 Made of |su dents are entitled to that same utilize paid professional flreflgh- Box 891, Manchester, CT 06040. superiors to handle the CIA front’s transactions. pilots violating controlled airs­ The aim is to nab pilots who enter Will work together for a better Connecticut 25 One who 94 Chtvy Canwro foments In a series of memos. Maxwell said he was pace, testing a strategy triggered the Los Angeles terminal control vs.Auta.es •7295 by the Cerritos air disaster, area, or TCA, without permission 29 Lowest deci worried about the CIA connection, but agreed to •4 Dodfl* Rampagg 33 Sediment authorities said. from air controllers. For Information — Rides to the polls, call 643-0339 continue processing Associated’s questionable AutaTes •5295 34 Thatch pain Saturday's three-hour Federal The TCA, traditionally visual­ money transfers If he was given written authority 36 Lincoln's Aviation Administration experi­ ized as the ’’upside-down wedding 91 Mazda BX-7 •6595 Ad paid (or by CommIttM to Ra-aloct Elsie Swansson, P. Lawranoa, Trauurar. Manchester doesn’t take crime lightly "As I have previously indicated to you,” nickname ment will involve two police cake," extends outward from Los 98Eaooi1 Picture paid tor Balaga, Qovamor '86 Committee, E. R. Karazin, Treaturar. 37 Southern st Maxwell wrote his boss on one occasion, " I have helicopters in undisclosed areas, Angeles International Airport Wapon. Low mtlae •4900 (abbr.) ’Hie word "crim e” invokes thoughts of inmates are sent to prison again for committing no intention of Interfering with any government said Capt. Robert O. Woods, head about 30 miles east and west and 99 Mazda RX-7 38 Baking vengeance, then, vandalism, murder, neglect, activities, however, at this point I have fears for of the Police Department’s Air about 12 miles north and south. LewM •8595 Ingredient crimes. 39 Bmudge anger and terrorism. my personal well-being as well as concern for the Support Division. Before entering, pilots must get 94 Bulek Ragal The average cost is 915,000 to feed, clothe and ” lf the FAA can identify what t Dr.. Blu* •7295 FIVS 2 tioUk CLASSES 40 Light encho The fear of becoming a victim of rape, robbery bank.” permission by radio and their 42 Wives or house each of the nation’s half-million inmates. appear to them to be clear violators planes must have transponders 63 Mazda RX-7 IN EACH TWO WEEK or assault has put many people on the defensive. T h o m a s L . Maxwell was told the CIA refused the written Bronte. 6 8pd. •7995 often: husbands Officer Wilson said the image of police is ... and if we can reasonably which report the plane’s presence 44 Doctors' grt As a Mack man, I have a one-in-40 chance of authority he requested. ’This led him to fear that he 96 Chav Monto Carlo COURSE FOR THE different than one shown on 1 ^ or in movies, transport FAA inspectors to to controllers. 46 Ibsen chare being slain between IS and 44 years of age. If that Stringfellow would be the sacrificial lamb if federal banking IMSwI. l-tan* •7995 HOME COMPUTER though the job Is Indeed dangerous and several 47 List Individi happens, there is a 90 percent chance the murder regulators cracked down on possibly illegal i t Muatang QL 51 Bitten by in Aulo. Air. u w mH wiU he committed by a member of my own race, officers have been killed in the line of duty In every transactions that had his name on ttem. ^ •4495 5 5____ qua i state. Crimes are not solved In days or an hour, •f Toyota ttiilol 9 56 Hookllke ps according to a a recent edition of Jet magazine. 8W., 8f 8pd..‘ AC Wilson said, adding that deadly force is used only •3895 SERVICES. INC 5 8 _____de Undtrlht domo WMte-collar, drug-related and organized crime as a last resort in life-threatening situations. ‘WestowTj ^T*t}armacy I I B-tOOO cologne Bttt*. nct-up •3990 ANNOUNCES TWO Is tUll rampant in America. And society should he understand court and police procedures better. Miracles do happen. The House Public Works 59 Catches Actual police work takes time and effort. 60 Housetop concerned because most inmates now in prison Committee has offered to drop a controversial •1 Mazda 916 ■nyaFeW TOURSES FOR APPLE ’The pupils hold mock trials at Lincoln Center Detective Barbara Gibbons and Lt. Patricia arentt, 6 8pd. •3695 61 Pounds (abl win he released someday. When that happens, a annually. provision of the new highways bill that would F e r t H I ^ COMMODORE USERS 62 Run Graves work in the Youth Services Unit of the 63 Orand Marqula iTiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiininumiiiiiiiiinimniiiintii second chance to improve their lives and enhance compensate a North Dakota billboard owner tor 63 Perceive In addition. Officer Wilson noted, some seniors Manchester Police Department, for instance. Both (45 HARTFORD RD. I Dr.. L8 •7695 their self-worth Is vital. removal of his illegal signs. We reported some L BASIC COMPUTING;] 64 Superietiva are taken to the state police firing range in women investigate cases of child and elderly-adult •1 Cougar 643-5230 Mu*. Auta. 4 Or.. AC. PS •3495 IfiTRfiCUCttoM W : W6Rb l>h(icESSlN5 fix As a state corrections officer at Somers prison Simsbury. There they view scuba diving teams, abuse, and they submit detailed reports to the time ago that the billboard man, Harold Newman, i9 Bulek Regal HOME ACXX)UNTING, GRAPHICS and In Htaitford, I witnessed several fights and bomb squads and other em ergency personnel. 'The state Department of Children A Youth Services had appealed successfelly to Rep. James Howard, OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK DOWN WNta. Auta. 4 Dr. •6395 ELECTRONIC SPREADSHEET, MODEMS was threatened six times. More prisons, longer seniors handle various types of weapons, includinc There are unofficial efforts as well. D-N .J., ^airm an of the Ihiblic Works Committee, ____ i t Line. Town Car .VARIJTY^OF...... HARD 5 SOFTWARE Down with sentences and reinstatement of the death penalty pistols. even though highway oHicials, state and federal 8 AM - 9 PM OrMn. ImM •9995 judges and the Supreme Court had given Newman The Fall Fertilizer 2wdt.) are not the final or only solutions to overcrowding. Junior and senior high students also are exposed HARRY REINHORN IB CO-FOUNDER of 14 •4 Topaz bAtA MXNAdiNG L Ponder the cold shoulder. Howard explained that he arown. 8 0pd.. 4 Dr. •4995 Improved 10-16-20 The crhnlnal-JnBtloe system Haelf needs change. to inmates from the Somers and Enfield prisons Block Watch units in Manchester. The process has ADV. WORD PROCESSING Leeve ___ mistakenly believed both North Dakota senators _____Beev who are involved in the Get Straight program. The been working, Reinborn said, because neighbors I t Marta VII formula Phztnnately, we Nve in a community that doesn’t favored the Newman break, when In fact they 4 Or.. T040r9B •9895 ADVANCED’ WORD FSbcESSlNG End of purpose Is to deter young people from committing report suspicious activities to police. Block Watch ChkNHseptic. Greens lawns now Jnst sR hack and ignore the problem. Education is didn’t. 14 Mazda SE-M DATA MANAGING, FILE 5 LIST MAKING eftemoon crimes and being sent to jail by giving th m access gim ps hold meetings a few times each year, and T.. Mw •3995 Develops deep roots elfcred as wen as refem and punishment. Provides early Spring FORM LETTERS 8 MAILING LISTS to the views of men who have made mistakes. between SO and Its members are active in town at Sore Throat i t Maada B-tOOO MERGING FILES & PROGRAMS 6 As for victims, the Hartford YWCA assists anytim e. •3695 ^ reen C M ANOBBTBR PtMJCE DEPAR1MENT battered and raped women at an assault crisis Officer Wilson assists the group by providing Lozenges and Liquid 14 Marqula lontains Iron, , ----- ITS many pregrsm s lo r the pnhUc. 4 0r!:Wu*.le •5995 center, and the Connecticut Victims’ Assistance fefermatlon about better home-security magnesium, FOR INFORMATION, OR OctaMlyOVi Oemnunlty Rglatiens Officer Larry Wilson 14 Marqula Program provides flnandal, medical and procedures. One thing he said is that a burglar’s HlanrhpBtpr Hrrald O iloreM pH c OoM;Awta. AC •5995 manganese, sulfur for TO REGISTER. CALL strsssed recently that only a small percentage of added greening psychological aid to those wtio have hem hurt by appearance is sometimes deceiving. He or she can Founded tat 1M1 14 Marqula pen ce wort Involvea the actual apprehension and crinoe. be well-dressed. Orown. Aulo. AC •5995 • USE; In Fall. Ideal for j fe03^ 429-87021 a m st of sa^wets. Lectures about dnadren eeiHVM. sicFranT.. ^ fight against crime Is a neverending battle. ...SuMthw 5 0 C OFF W Maida RX-7 uae when aeeding . o r . dWuhig. presentations and flhns about tllqgal drug OOUQLAS A. acvms. .. EmeuHy* te lle r nin.ssp«. •9990 T H E N TH ER E AR E 1H E EFFO RTS on the H ow e^, varteuB ratisaal programs at tbe M iy U E M t * * 5,000 aq. ft.. 17.5 Iba 6 .9 8 and alr shsl ahnae flnciadlng dMplays of rebabOitatiQnfeDot. JAMB e. SACKS ..Menigins teller i t Teyela Bupra nattenal and local level, these indnded, are ALCXANDER OimLU. ..AModue tenor aSL. I tpd.. AC •» •8995 10.000 aq ft.. 38 Iba. 1 3 .9 8 1-800-334-0854 ext. 869 waHaandnarootlco) and outreach Officer Wilaon noted that locally, the state belptagtoqoellit. I are a l ways the ponce h e^ young 15.000 aq. ft.. 52.5 iba. 1 9 .9 8 Probathm Department, Project Re-entry and DtNISt A. nOSOITS...... Aewrauns CMraeier come to nee who their fMends really are. PatM nders, a drug rebaMlitation program.<011 MAnXF. ASnAITIS...... 7 5 C o f f ho more than •12S^ CLASSES HELD AT; D K W P I I natarshy, a Manchester High School ils rih e SHtLDONCOHtN OompeomeMMiiuw are trying to help ex-offenders readjust to society. 9.1WM Wee4leii4 9i MANCHESTER Y.W.C.A. PREVIOUS S ' tewcher, ostahHalmd a law and order nOOKRTM. HUtataMIO...... tarwHuuiii Mutegor But tbe results are mixed and there is 65 percent JKMINt O. mOMRTH.. ..CIreiilMenMiMger Meediester trod those b Israenlsrslnltgltoallawlhsaestiidtntsto — thmwide recidivism rate as most released M l C ia tirltH M it(rtB MI-SISS 643^74 STARTING CN: OCT. 27th >-W B lCB W g»BteitUkrrldhwr.

A M > / K M C i6 5M VS c e m i^ L A ir Doctors say spread of AIDS may peak wHhin next 5 years J i»T UTTUe U V » 2 f 1 . 5 P O T d - ^ vpii m iit c . HW tay Impact from A I M on every ^ s o M r m m ^ r TW A s iM e id lW PlrWB ffvard agfalnst AfOS » r Monday, n m AIM caoaa that hemuouMwl and Msexual men A I M or ao|ulfgd immune defi- ^ r ------«PW ial^ in iM ildne and in every M been reported in the UaHed fha df Anwifean ■*»" said Or. BM Or. VMtam IF. roege CHICAGO — Sexual haMts ere Alan IV e , who cn-authored owe of States OfflMae, M.721 vfcOmnlnd ITOCIDERMISr reported that "fMa has not has* a dte(k snfd G^le Uopd of the m m ip If pffvjr V 9 cHMgiBg'Bc c o t m up A I M awl its aqerslieiwrtafbciialngrdwAIMin for ahoot FP percent of AIM ( spreatf m sy peak m the next five year of breakthmughs" in the aattenol Centers for Disease Con­ ha the UnNed Slates. foFectfona and cerinin cancers. Wjfay'a Animal of the American AlMbotOe. years, dbewrs said UMfojr while trol in Atlanta ae- A I M i a caused B y a v im eheBeved f HnRcal AsancialMn. An estimated S8».MP to 1.7 reparthtB aw BwaUGir iMiglia la *‘I thinlr tt*a intpuitant t a n t o g - Many BCleniistahelieie the AIM coonta for about 1 percent, the to be passed fhrougfc blood and million people in the UaKed States epidemic wn peak in the next five UUCUIIv fUO. batmiir the dkadhr dheaae. aixe htmimch iacMaBon andhow The doctors prerBct the number have been exposed to the A I M years; Eoege said. Even if a HfcHrever. they said. "Th e ulti­ incidence ef AIM in child­ much mom nee* tube done. ’ sBid vfms and experts heWeve the wVW OmCOWfVO mWQ llir ’ of «sses aP A I M will eoatiaae t» flee, an aadatsut g n te asair of mate potential for spread ameng ren aleoiainereneingF and aeienlieta double rapMly. rsacMagf an esti­ nomher o f D.S. A I M cases will TwaJately introdticed, he said. K heterosexuals ht the UaMed States must sinily how tbe iBoeaae is tWMMNmHV ■ruvM rtfi^M m tr uM^RE sof«^..-m e infectious dtaeaaes at the Dniver- inHMTM^yoo'miwc, exceed 3P,0M by the end o f tMa would have HWe effect on the remains unknown, give n the fact trJMnlflliECI IrUfli mOOWr V 9 C a H O , mated SP,diB in the 0nMed States rity of Washineion in Seattle. C»IUCt(7 MUH?bJlMr MuMeet'itxiHME byywar'sead. year, said Poege, executive dbets nomher of AIM caoes detected that heterosexual transmission Tice said. Until more is Known, he TMI^I® IT, OevtL. wkcmtfYim\imaL SereeninB o f Mood doners, for r n D O H w m iH ic r ••YTe're gtarthtg to see a g n a t tor o f’fbe Carter Center of Emory over the next live years. appears to be the predominant said. Mgh-riak women " eBeuld he [jHy m \ n A 0 m o ' IN 5 n M c e .. example, has become routine to University ho Atlanta. J ’IfeeandOr. Ring Holmea wrote mode of spread m Africa.." enconraiwd to defer pregnancy."' REM. ESTATE TMS WEEN c "VW*kn6vr 9M to sso t » « same animals J. r ; ft«r« ftwtt may have at the zoo. featuring: bot it’9 just not tho samsT REAL I WBtL.rUL 0E- ™EKH SHBK& 0 i Kng Fwiuw> Sfndteii> me V^oHd n g ^ 0

NUMNMC By Dsan yssHt • I F o ESTATE aid SHE'S vew roovoo SHE NEVB7 8BJEVES A ( OUT s h e ' U3VBS TC OBALLV MEAN vwRD vouneu. ------*».HBPBAT rr ^ Real Estate W f BAD HB? NEWS THREE FAMILY IIVVESTMEIVT!!! an Real Eflate M a n c h e s t e r • Many major improvemenfs inclinfir^ ar< OPPORTUNmES 168 Main Si., Manchester new roof, ntfing, Bforma, guffers. etc... Many inferior W f renorafions hare been completed! with more planned V lf c before closing. Excellent income, all separate utilities, c Q€ 647-8400 pKwitiTe cash flow. Some financing available from Dm m IiI Jaekaofi Rose Viola Jaekson owner. Priced to sell • 1129,^00. ANLO A lto J/ttWS • By Jimmy JWwtsee miMNKw6dr O MKHKtACMMi'. DWFISH^J' " ' ’’ ■ ^ ' iT#a 11 ' ..• T Forti ONTHtMCTflAClC By M l NMbveali T VElidoN - 4W room vfoyl eldod Eaoch. Scarce price range. Ex- For P tue THIM6- ABWrr ^ w »1*K, I WMf 1& „.wrA0wt>^, my cotfem starter home. sbie. >(W, pop, IS m ^ 6iVf fW»ffcSS»ONAL, W A S tT fa s r Only |7S,P00. Alfret i«£ FieffiCcM 1& coww^rir ani> W SflAYW i' »tt>. at an L£rrcw------N/WA ( snzort&KTALLliMeS.. was f % Boltoi She MANCHESTCa - Cmam Pofn Orsin ^,7 > & C . B 4 Sadroom, Wumlmim sMod daugf fioma In Sowars Sefwof araa AH Ann) ALLEY OOP -'by Oav« OraiM HppWancaa, 2 firapiaosa. 3 fuH sister Hymc hatfw, rae room and 2 car garage. mandmter PM I 1 1 S . M 0 YANKEE ^SEeOlN'YO'; TH' PlCKETS^Jjl^WrgP QAOOCY.' (F WE THAT MEANS THOSE brotht cavalryALRY, v f ^a h d o n 1139,500 OormoroO Cspo, In very good condition. 9 largo hodrooms, hug# , , NBAHTir 1 S A W T O f p i ^ SLUEBELLIES Hill. EH? HMh... jCAPTAiN! I , REPORT VAFKEE . T H ' W E S T.. ARE TTtYIN' TO OL/T- kKohon, wHb nowesMnoM, ecuntsrs and floor. 12’xlH' firoplaood living CAVALRY MOVn/sOUTHl PLANK u s ; , ^ room dining room. 2 full Mttis, vinyl skiing, 1 ear gorsgs. Fla., U.B. ACBCB ByJlmDaYM Matth - r ^ and : YOU ARE NO LONGER AFRAIP'\ YOU WILL PO VOO ANP WHAT AR/MV, Britali ■- OF ANV-THINO, WAPE ----- ^ AS I TELL YOU WALLER BREATH? y m n STONES - Nice 2 bedroom Mo­ 'The bil# homo In adult community. UAR 8 room Colonial, 4 largo bodrooms, Il:lSa T Appliances, canfral air and panallad family room, country kMchon, 2'A baths. In-ground field I porch. pool, % acre lot. Asking $229,000. Blvd., $32,900 Christi Chrlstl : lal wll Cemel James R. McCavanagh UM REALTY CO. hours I THE BORN LOSER 'By Art Sansom p.m. Real Estate o Residential o Commercial o Industrial Vary elsa^lamlly homo. Eaof urRV^IMng room, qst-lrJll!^Mrri^ ~ Men yfes,a;r DDMT wdpry, w e t e ,., StTOH A5 O C CP (7 5 A V ^ A 643-2492 made! JfM PAWS 10-17 z 237 East Center St. o Manchester, CT 06040 • 649-3800 Iwo bodroomo. Hordwood floors, nowtr roofTbulll In '01. Parking lor 4 WCT FWIW& A RJLL l8,„HiElL IID-ONe. ORft. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Silas BE oofTTnyuf..: field I Volunt 7 PuExhsm Aatrograph 7 Street,

ACROSS 5 Retirement plan Answer to Previous Puzzle (abbr.) Pi 1 " — — my 6 Hindu deity o 8 A r I o 8 H A B U N < % i u r brother's 7 Smyrna figs o H N o H c 1 o N A M E ^ i r t h d i Q r keeper’" 8 Divide N I N a H A N E T A B M 4 Father 9 Phrase of under- O s i r L E 1 Q L 0 o to 8 Magnitude standing (2 & Oct. 18, 1986 12 Except wds.) T 1 8 A A PRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Tha«ee 13 Soviet river 10 Eastern bovine XTRA*I ML0RH O B E d E P A H E N T S In the year ahead, there is a possibility Real EBtate Super 7 room 1V1 bath homa. PIreplaca NEW COLONIAL Mani 14 Customer 11 Greek god of you will make a major change in your love B U T H A y L 1 R A AN AUTUMN THEATIll reo room and fanetd vardl Won't laatl Spaeioua S rni. homa on No. Elm St I I'A batha. lal II Pagani 15 High in pitch work or career The new direction you'll HAV£= THE- 168 Main St., Manchester Indy., fplet.. C9n(ral hall A lharmopana windowal t12(7a C ou rt I 19 Manner of 0 N C TH O U 8 T B U 8 Adorible 6 room Cjip« in Bowera School Dialricl. 3 "We QUARANTEE OUR H&U8ESI“...04a-2482 16 Identify pursue will oiler greale'- opportunities "WE QUARANTEE OUR HOUSE8l"...64e-2482 practic 17 Biblical walking T 1 [ c A L o A S E bedrooma, 1.5 bilha, fireplace, new furnace, new 21 Wild ox 8 pbMME^ FPirey . . . P a g i mountain LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) If you re In­ 647-8400 driveway. Pretiv yard with aloraae buildins. 23 Common r e X B o B last y 18 Walks In mud volved In a joint venture, do not let your Donald Jackson Rose Viola Jacksor • 1 1 2 , 0 0 0 . 20 Oscar wlnnlng (comb, form) O A T 1 L L B R E D T N P FU^ET MigNON "a p p lii 25 ______Olnesan: counterpart make any changes today, movie B U M HI s 1 R E A 1 L E even minor ones, without first discuss­ ANP, po/5 uArep. com m i 22 Former nuclear "Out of Africa" author E R A H o N A N c L U E ing them with you Get a jump on life by the ell agency (abbr.) understanding the Influences thaf will Court. 24 Made of |suff.) 26 Cairo's river D A N H R A N D Y E L P t h e ^ A c» 1>E pOts&Y 27 Wearing govern you In the year ahead Send for Pag£ 25 One who your Astro-Graph predictions today foments clothes 39 Beef fat 49 Inside (comb, m iscor 28 Clears 41 Most form) Mall $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this news­ ~ THAi/es IP- 17 after t 29 Lowest deck paper, PO Box 91428, Cleveland. OH 33 Sediment 30 Licks up courageous 50 Adam's was In 31 Musicalli 43 Change Into ongrandson 44101-3428. Be sure to state your zodi­ IN V IIT TODAY! ^ resulte 34 Thatch palm ac sign. 36 Lincoln's Instrument bone 52 River In the In this modorn 5 unit building. Prims Man­ CTiarej 32 Cats and dogs 45 Color SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Today. If WINTHROP^ by Olek Cavalll . MAND NEWI nickname Congo chester location, near hospital. Qood Income Pag£ 37 Southern state 35 Mama's 47 Doesn't exist S3 Catcnes you make a promise |ust to appease ’WE QUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI" ...646-2482 S room 2H bath home. 1st floor (abbr.) husband Icont.) 54 Outburst someone who Is difficult to deal with, r J U S T M AD E A BkS FRCMA NOWON, I'MQOIN© I'LL BET DEEP DCWN family room, flreTpiace. ISO's 38 Baking 38 Half (pref.) 48 RoRow 57 Policeman - chances are that after you have time to DECISIOW... I'M NOT SO) NS 7D0EA "BROWBEATER“.. INSIDE, HE'LL STLL INE QUARANTEE OUR H($U8E8I”...6^2482 think It over, you'll want to withdraw It. Ingredient 1 2 3 4 B B 9 10 11 TO BE A BULLY ANYMORE. IT SOUNDS CLASSIER. BE A BULLY. JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. 21) It s COLLEGE TUITION IN YOUR F o f 39 Smudge ’ r going to create a bigger mess If you dis­ FUTURE? ORDEREDII! “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!" 40 Light anchor 12 42 Wives or cuss a disagrebmeni with a third party Start aaving now! Build equity in ihia auper 3 Family Relax in the great jacutti bath that cornea with thia The I Talk It out only with the person who of­ in Manchealer. Many improvemenla. 6-3-3 room rambling 9 room Ranch in Bolton. 3 bedrooma, full husbands 15 Blanchard & Rossetto Saeler C!aruso fended you. unita. Separate utilitiea. Great income. Handy baaement, 2 car garage, lota of glaaa, acre + lot. 44 Doctors' group REAL ESTATE CIIItttM tHictMirta ter St. 46 Ibsen character IB 20 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Your fi­ location near downtown. $164,900. • 148,900. 646-2482 47 List Individually 1 ” nancial aspects look dubious at this after h 51 Bitten by insect time. Don't accentuate this condition by board. 55____ qua non spending extravagantly where you Town 1 9 shouldn't, 349 EAST CENTER ST. cause c 56 Hooklike parts 2B 2B 27 9 58 ____da AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) You can Joyce G. Epstein______MANCHESTER Caruso cologne 33 manage family concerns today, provid­ REALTY WORLD appear 59 Catches ed everyone pulls together. But If an Is­ [IS iiig Real Estate 647-8895 I ;P It P it' " I I Q ' 1 W i'K l O n f p i Chester 60 Housetop 37 sue sparks dIvIsIveness. then It will be i S j STRANO I tpchpllp AKqori,ttf>'. M,Vii-lip*.It - i t OAILKi 61 Pounds (abbr.) another story. 62 Run 40 PISCES (Pab. 20-March 20) Even those WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION REAL ESTATE ^ T W E GET RESULTS 63 Perceive who love you dearly are apt to demand Brids^ 64 Superlative suf­ J a tot of you today. There's a chance they 1^ Out These Beauties A DIVISION OF THOMAS A RFNOIT ENTERPRISES fix may make you the fall guy for their own TWO OF THE FINESTI 47 4B 49 B3 B4 shortcomings. unpleasantly surprised. Since hearts n * 49,900. Manchealer - Plenty of cloeet space in this 3>/t DOWN ARIES (March 21-April 19) It's best to­ Keeping might very well split 4-1, declarer pM, roomIWIIi Condo. V/UIIUU. Priced right. 199$ I NORTH ltI7 -M V-d, AT, BB rI BB day to make do with the resources you should be willing to sacrifice one trick SpadouE 1—1$ 60,000. Manchester Commercial Building, Store 1 Down with (Fr„ ♦ 7 5 have on hand, rather than borrowing options open to give himself some options. Let him — Front. Busy Street. 19981 2 wds.) 69 H from others. This includes tools or ♦ a 9 7 5 3 2 7 room home situated on a AT. AC. overtake the second heart honor with 2 Ponder equipment, as well as money. ♦ A 8 5 park-llke yard In one ot Man- I—!• 96,900. Manchetter - Adorable, Brick Ranch. Move-in By James Jacoby dummy’s ace, planning to give up a 19941 3 Leeve ____ 62 T AtURUS l...... (April 20-May 20).... Conditions ♦ to 5 cheeteTe tine family nelghbor- p.. condition! 4 wtwsl . Beaver heart trick If hearts divide normally, e. Wln« are rather unusual today. Regardless of WEST EAST On a superficial level, our game is a hooda. Three bedrooms, formal LJ*104,S00. Mancheater - Immaculate 5 room Ranch. S bed- 4 End of J what you do for others, your efforts There will still be nine tricks avail­ p . rooms, nice lot. b. -1 19941 ♦ 9 lot of fun. Playing on a slightly■ itli higher dining room, fireplacod family eftemoon (c)1SSe by NEA. Inc ♦ K J 8 6 3 2 able. But when hearts split badly, as WW. 21 aren't apt to be appreciated. Even your ♦ J1084 ♦ 6 level, you also have the satisfaction of room. Only $139,900. LJ *119,900. Mnacheeter - Nicely located, I room, 3 bedroom, motives might be questioned. they do today, he can then attack clubs 2 2 .2 M N ♦ K 10 6 4 3 6 J 9 2 problem solving. vinyl Bided Ranch. 6 QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) If you expect by leading from the dummy. After the 6 i9asi ♦ K62 ♦ Q 7 3 others to be understanding with you to­ Today’s deal looked easy after the ‘ ibhas lost to West’sking, S< □*145,000. Maacheaier - very nice, 545,3 bedroom Duplex. t Dr.. A1 CELEBRITY CIPHER day. you'll have to first be tolerant with SOUTH opening lead was won by declarer’s di­ can------returnturn to to dummy dummy with with the the dla- I Separate eyeteme. Cantilt) OkatiWMory^wgrijtiw tr m q u o li^ ^ bmoua p « ^ . p«M M prawnt them. Your behavior will (orge their ♦ AQI04 amond queen. There seemed to be six mond ace to lead another club. By ^ L J *159,900. Maaeheeter - 747 Duplex, well insulated, S bed- iSHf s»Of«MMtroinquol«lot)(bylHnouapK, ___ Im m a eu la ta ttwdpfwrManatteranoaNr. T o d ^ Out: O •qutit J. response. YKQ heart winners, two black aces and two It^ able to lead from dummy twice, be — roome, new oil burners. 19EII CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Your possi­ ♦ Q 7 diamond winners for an easy 10 tricks older colonial with Iota ot apace jo r .u a by CONNIE WIENER 11 bring in four club tricks more of­ LJ *165,900. Vemea - Excellent condition, 5 room Ranch w/S ^C. AW bilities for deriving profits in areas ♦ A J984 with options for 11. So declarer cashed ten than not. And that is another way and lota ol charm. Three gen­ room In-Law apt. Large lot and I car garage where you lack expertise are very slim • >CB C P KSEKHP CWOYVXIPTPWPCRBP BY Vulnerable: Bast-West K-Q of hearts — oops! Bast showed out to take nine tricks and chalk up three erous bedrooma. Eat-In kitchen — with opener. today. Don't take wild risks on on the second heart, and now the con- Dealer: South no-trump. plus huge formal dining room, 1—1*249,900. M IM etow a - 8 Family. Cloae to Wesleyan Unlv- unknowns. tract was up In smoke. South could get IH batha, garage and more. K VKW BTKB K BYVKW PTYOBU PNPI LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) In order to fur­ p— eraity. The nguree work! W est to dummy with a diamond to take theI ther your personal ambitions today, be N orth E ast South Cell today tor private showing. ! ♦ heart ace, but when West came on lead Ground level above the center of an 1—1*295,000. Manchealer - Superb, Impressive Contempori YAAPI YA VKIICKJP.” — very careful that you don't do qny(hing Only $114900. IPAQFP KW Pass 1 W Pass earthquake is called the epicenter. ary w/In-Law apt. Profoastonal dark room, at the expense ol someone else Keep 2 N T with the club king, the parade of dia­ Pass s a Pass underground utilities, security system. Manehaatar New LNmtg *M ,M 0 your image Intact. 3 N T monds would be^n. Elventually de­ DKWP KQPBPW. Pass Pass Pass clarer would be put hack on lead in ei­ *9 Movt-tn condWon, 8 room Colonial, vrith many poaaibHittat In­ VIRQO (Aug. 23-8apt. 22) Don't let it be The sacred city of Hardwar on In- 'Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us cluding poaalbla convaraion to a two-family, Call for datalla. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "On ataga you feel the ghosts of everybody who's said of you today that you're good at ther black suit and have to surrender Opening lead; ♦ 4 trod thoae beautiful boarde before you." — Collaen Dewhurat. telling others what to do. but poor at fol­ the setting trick in the other black suit. 647-SOLD 647-7653 lowing your own advice. Examples What happened is that declarer took ( 203) 646-7709 I ' *. speak louder than words a superficial'ficial viewvi of the deal and was !• - MAWCHESTKR HEHAU>. fg U m y Act IT, 11 U A N c m s T K i t anntALik , Oct. 17. 1999— 1 1 Blind can drive In Connecticut FOCUS/Hle^Aemf

must have no better than 29-200 Manchester who told him that a for awarding certiflcates of legal there is no lasr that reqnlres the vision in the better of tbeirtwu eyes number of intHviduals who have blindness should be loolred at. licenses to he revoked. with the best possible correction. A received certificates have been According to the state Office of State Sen Cari A. Zinsser. person can also be legally Mind if seen diMng. He reftised to name the Board of Education Itor the R-ManChester, is calling for an their side vision in both eyes is 20 th e^ ^ o y e e. Blind, those who receive certifi­ examination of the matter. "It degrees or less. The state Office of the Board of Punk cates are given a $9,999 property seems plain and simple to me that To be issued a motor vehicle Education for the Blind would not tax exemption, an extrawMo^on______if a penmn is disabled to the extent license, a person must be able to release the specific names of thcue on their federal income tax and. in that he is declared legally blind, have 29-40 vision in both eyes who have certificates. However, It some Instances, deductions on then he sbonld not be behind the McCall said a person may be said 112 people in Manchester Had local property taxes. wheel of an automobile.” be said. legally blind without glasses, but received such documents as of "ff available state resources are Zinsser has written a letter to the through the use of optical lenses September. In Bolton, the number being sopped up by unscrupulom must be able to meet the DMV and IN XS state Department of Human Re­ was 5; in Coventry, 25; and in moochers, then the person who sources asking the department to minimum criteria. Andover. 7. legitimately needs the assistance clarify the procedures for award­ Zinsser said he was made aware In addition to the awarding of is the one being bilked, and that’s ing certificates of legal blindness of the matter by a town employee in licenses. Zinsser said the criteria not fair.” Zinsser said. Zinsser said the DMV should also be notified of the names of those to 0 » whom the certificates are issued. catch on However, McCall said that by Pa law. such information is confiden­ Two charged in marijuana bust ottSv tial. The only similar instance in A Manchester man and a South SvW olttr Berry wfth vehicle in the incident, which them of possible drug activity. Th9 Assoefofmf Prtt which medical information is supp­ Windsor man were arrested Thurs­ police said occurred around 11; 42 Police said the two men were offer lied to the DMV is for those who day after police found them with p.m. St.,$ have epilepsy. approached at Blouin’s car after about $8,000 worth of suspected Scott Conterno, 22, of South they had attempted to get a ^ S A . Aril - They’re on the threshMd of replacing Men At whici McCall said that if a list of names marijuana at an Oakland Street Windsor, was charged with posses­ newspaper-wrapp^ package out ^ r k as the biggest selling act ever in their native , is $21 were provided to the DMV. it would parking lot. sion of marijuana, possession of of the trunk. go a long way to help weed out Mark Blouin. 22. of 20 Thompson they have an international following from nine years of 0 Ending fa$t$ drug paraphernalia, and carrying Police said they found a total of extensive touring and they’re considered one of the world’s drivers who should not be on the Road, was charged with possession weapons in a motor vehicle, road. He also said-the department of narcotics with intent to sell, five plastic bags, containing an funkiest and best live rock ’n’ roll bands. S n Four U.S. vetorarts who havo boon faating to protest U.S according to a police report of the estimated 2'^ pounds of suspected would be "more than happy" to be possession of marijuana, posses­ 11:42 p.m. incident. In the United States, however, success for INXS didn’t arrive aid to Nicaraguan rebels hold a news conference in marijuana. In the car. Also found, umil this year — and that waa somewhat by plan. Loi able to retest people who renew sion of drug paraphernalia, sale of The report said police were at the according to the report, were Washington, D.C., Thursday. The men are expected to their licenses. marijuana, possession of cocaine "The more gradual process, the better for us,” lead guitarist shop lot. located at 432 Oakland St., cocaine residue, a large knife and these end their water-only fast at midnight tonight. From loft To receive a certificate, a person and carrying weapons in a motor because an informant had told cigarette rolling papers. ’rlit^ a rriss said before a recent sold-out concert at the Mesa are Vietnam veteran Brian Willson of Chelsea, Vt.; World Am^itheater. ”We always felt we knew what we were doing, AR-A Speei War II veteran Duncan Murphy of Fayetteville, ArK; and w^didn’t want to just come from nowhere — come to the States have a great summer and then come back next summer and New Vietnam veterans Charles LItkey of San Francisco and c away be on the ’Where are they now?’ list like so many bands.” Qeorge Mizo of Boston. afrine WE’VE ALWAYS had a cult following here and still do,” admi said lead singer . "And It’s very real crowi A t fit esiTOCially since we play small places and not big ones” O bituaries I ______*299. "Birt by the time we finish this tour, they say we’ll be the mCA VHS -pr- :M99. Mcond-most successful drawing act this summer on Atlantic F o IRCA ______*399. Records and our (‘’) will have sold a T Lot fortunate ‘Fannie^ Oralna Juaifne Bofduc million by the time we leave the country,” Farriss said. "We’re beat; Fortunata "Fannie” (Gineo) Or- Justine Antoinette (Pagan!) Bol­ at the point now where we could have a situation next year slne. TO, of Wethersfield, wife of duc, 60, of San Bemadino. Calif., fumli where we don’t have any singles in the Top 40 and we’ll still sell attiM Alfred T. Orsine Sr., died 'nnrsday formerly of Manchester, died Oct. double-platinum albums and all our gigs will be sold out ” at an area convalescent home. She S In California. She was the wife of thatt was the sister of Alfred Gineo of the late Andre Bolduc. 'd / f l A T W B ’Listen Like Thieves ” is the fifth full-length LP from INXS purcl Bolton. lsANY0 2 h d d ^ but their first gold record In the United States for sales of Bom in Manchester, she had 500,000. orgai She also Is survived by Alfred T. attended local elementary and than( Orsine Jr. of Old Saybrook; a high schools. The album was released in October 1995 and has since 9:90. daughter. Mrs. Richard (Carol She is survived by a daughter. I ZENITH 4 ^ *329 spawned five videos and six singles - ‘This Time,” "What You from Ann) Sparveii of Wethersfield; a Roslyn Brewer In Mississippi; a Need,” "Shine Like It Does,” "Listen Like Thieves,” "Kiss the stepdaughter. Andrea Garreau of f fsHEB W '"'” S Ti249 AP ptioto senfo! sister. Mrs. Raymond (Minnie) HITACHI camcorder- 'ZpVeRTISEti! Dirt (Falling Down The Mountain)” and “Same Direction, ” wlllb San Bemadino. Calif,; a brother, HITACHI catnco 1249 Hymes of Wethersfield; five other RCA camcorder^ which was used on the soundtrack of the movie, "American Kirk Douglas, left, and Burt Lancaster play train robbers brothers. Joseph Gineo of Rocky Hugh PaganI of Enfield; a sister. *1099. Anthem.” through Disney's Touchtone Pictures. Douglas, at 89, Hill. Thomas Gineo of Deltona. Rose Borello of Manchester; seven in their new film, “Tough Guys.” The film was released still does his own stunts. grandchildren; four great­ GET YOUR HOME READY FOR THIS Fla., John Gineo of Hartford. 4L80 HAD the hit "Do Wot You Do” in the "Pretty in Matthew Gineo of East Hartford grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. SEASON'S ENTERTAINING WITH A , Pink” movie and they have recorded a song called "Different and Salvatore Gineo of New World” for the newly released comedy, "Crocodile Dundee.” Britain; and five grandchildren. •The funeral and burial were held Actor does hla own stunts In California. QUALITY APPLIANCE-COLOR TV FRO m I Hutchence, whose flamboyant stage style Is often compared The funeral will be Saturday at to Mick Jagger’s, has even landed a starring role In the rock 1 1 :15 a.m. at the D'Esopo Wethers­ FISHER movie, ’’Dogs In Space,” due out next year. field Chapels, 277 Folly Brook In Memorlam SHARP FAMOUS FISHER The band began as The Farriss Brothers In 1977 and the lineup Blvd., Wethersfield, with a mass of DUAL COMPACT] Christian burial at noon In Corpus MAKE remains unchanged with Hutchence, 29, and Tim Farriss, 29, Kirk Douglas is a tough act Christ! Church, Wethersfield Bur­ In loving memory of Emilia Ver- Joined by 25-year-old drummer , 27-year-old Andrew celll who passed away October 13" Farriss on keyboards, 29-year-old Garry Gary Beers on bass ial win be In Mount St. Benedict 17th, 1969. Cemetery, Bloomfield. Calling DIAG and 28-year-old Kirk Pengllly on rhythm guitar, saxophone and By Bob Thomas The Associated Press veteran stars in a modern hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Loving memories never die backup vocals. “i’vo worked at all kinds of Jobs, Including a adventure. They wrote a acript p.m. As time goes on and days pass by. CASSETTE HALF DISC They switched their name to the street Idiom INXS steel mill. Working In a steel mill Is not a s hard which the Disney people liked, Memorial donations may be In our hearts precious memories PINT AUTO­ (pronounced ’In-excess ”) In 1979 and released their self-titled BEVERLY HILLS, Calif - and so did the stars — with made to Corpus ChrlstI Church, 601 are kept, DECK PERFECT MICHOWAVE debut album a year later with the follow-up LP ’ Underneath the There’s a scene In the new movie aa working In a movie." of a mother we loved and shall COLOR C O LO R TV PLAYER additions of their own. Both men Silas Deane Highway, Wethers­ Colours” In 1981. "Tough Guys” that shows Kirk have been producers and field 06109, or the Wethersfield never forget. FOR HOME Douglas running along the top of OR O F F I C E ______directors as well as actors. Volunteer Ambulance, Prospect Sadly missed, 1 3 9 1 4 9 BOTH WERE RELEASED only In Australia, however, and a racing train. And It’s really In "Tough Guys.” which tremendous energy and vitality. Street, Wethersfield 06109. Kirk Douglas, not a double. comes from Disney’s Touch­ Vercelll Family didn’t reach American record stores until 1984, after the I tell my kids, ’You’ve got to be “BURT AND I fought and FAMOUS EMERSON GENERAL successes of the "” album in 1983, the Is the star going out of his head stone Pictures, Douglas and In condition to act.’ argued, as we always do,” 7 M a g i c at ageS9? Dekadance ’ mlnl-LP of dance remixes that same year and Burt Lancaster play a pair of ■Tve worked at all kinds of Douglas said. "Somehow It IMAKE 5" ELECTRIC "The Swing” LP of 1984. "Of course running on a old-time train robbers who come jobs, Including a steel mill. IDIAG CHEF comes out that one and one Pagano seeks OK 19" The Swing” featured "Original Sin,” a controversial song speeding train Is dangerous.” he out of prison, sour of the straight Working In a steel mill is not as makes three. We always kid DIAG • FULL SIZE about racial segregation that Hutchence used to defiantly admits. "If you fall off, you can life and decide to pull one last hard as working in a movie. about It. l a r g e get hurt. job. • TOUCH dedicate on stage to South Africa. Besides the fact that it might be "We don’t agree on anything. SOLID CONTROL CAPACITY "It’s no big deal now,” said Hutchence, who writes most of the "But I check It out. I make a physical role like "Tough Guys’ to practice again • AM FM certain what kind of shoes I’m AS ARCHIE LONG, Douglas is The only thing we agreed on was STATE • AC DC ELECTRIC band’s lyrics with Andrew Farriss doing the music. "It upset all with a lot of stunts, you’re using that he was Harry and I was the right people, that’s all. That was basically what the song was wearing, I make certain that I a physical culturallst who lifted nervous energy. That’s exhaust­ CO LO R TV MICROWAVE am comfortable With the stunt. weights during his 30 years in Archie and we both should do Manchester lawyer Anthony F. was fined $250 and placed on ifeauJ C O LO R TV DRYER for.” ing.” ‘Tough Guys ’ After that we Pagano has petitioned the Superior probabtlon for two years, with the INXS’ current tour, which features of New I’ve done most of my stunts, the slammer. However, he didn’t "Tough Guys” resulted from Court for permission to resume the because It gives a certain really train for the part. agreed on nothing. I ’ve done six requirement that he had to per­ Zealand on back-up vocals, started In August 1985. ”By the time an appearance Douglas and or seven movies with Burt, a few practice of law. form 150 hours of community ^ 1 9 9 2 4 9 1 reality. If they did a long shot ”I didn’t do any more training Lancaster made on the 1985 Pagano. suspended from the bar service, 1 Z £ we’re finished, we’ll have done three tours of Europe, three song-and-dance routines, a play .with a double and then came in than I do ordinarily. I always last year, this week filed an tours of America, one of South America and two tours of Oscar show. Two young writers, In San Francisco, 'Boys in A year later, his license to westinqhouse I for a head shot, it wouldn’t look stay in shape. I’m not a fanatic "application for reinstatement as a practice la w was suspended when a GENERAL GENERAL Australia That’s nine little tours molded Into one, ” Tim Farriss James Orr and Jim Crulck- Autumn.’ By now we know our commissioner of the court” with said. good. So I am there on top of the about it, but I’ve worked out all shank, decided it would be a grievance was brought against 4 ^ ELEC T R IC 16 CU.FT. train. It’s Important.” my life. For me, acting takes the clerk of Hartford Superior him. The Judge who suspended him ELECTRIC dandy idea to reteam the Please turn to page II Court. said he based his decision on POPULAR Pagano was convicted In 1984 of Pagano’s physical and mental BIG 18.0 cu ft GENERAL HOLDS misconduct with a motor vehicle condition rather than on his status ELECTRIC 560 after the vehicle he was driving as a convicted felon. You can count on QUALITY POUNDS was Involved in an accident that CHEST True Confessions’ turns to TV In the 1984 accident, drug para­ GENERAL ELECTRIC UNDERCOUNTER resulted in the death of David A. phernalia with marijuana residue (Tharest, 31. of Fall River, Mass. was found In Pagano’s truck. quality, and service. HSHWASHER FREEZER Pagano pleaded no contest and Denis Charest of Farmington, a Magazine has used talents of 20 different directors brother of the accident victim, said NO FROST he plans to fight any effort by 2 8 8 3 4 9 1 By Jerry Buck placed large orders for its Anton did a comedy. Joe Namath For the Record Pagano for reinstatement as a REFRIG/FREEZER The Associated Press ill “McKenna” for CBS, a movie lawyer. WHIRLPOOL GENERAL original first-run comedies, but played a philandering husband. about the principal who turned State Sen Carl Zinsser, R- they don’t approach the ISO ’’There’snosinglekindofstory. around a Los Angeles high school The fire Tuesday night in Karin Manchester, Introduced a bill in ELECTRIC LOS ANGELES - Alan Lands- episodes for "TrueConfessions.” We didn’t want to be the ‘Love with a poor academic record. Carusone's apartment at 109 Fos­ the General Assembly last year burg has a confession: producing ”It was almost a year ago that Story’ show. We have stories that ter St. in Manchester occurred • SELF Eric Laneuville directed his that would have provided for CLEAN ISO episodes of “True Confes­ we asked ourselves what wecould are emotional. susHenseful. or co-star from ”St. Elsewhere” in after her Iron fell off her ironing disbarring convicted felons from HEAVY sions” is tougher than he thought do that would change the pattern board. Information supplied by the practicing law. He has said he DUTY funny. We’ve done socially signif­ the movie. 499 it would be. of syndicated daytime shows,” icant movies like ’Adam’ and Landsburg also has a movie for Town Fire Department about the plans to reintroduce It If he Is cause of the blare was not correct, AUTOMA TIC ELECTRIC 'T ye never hod this many said Landsburg. “All that seemed ‘Bill,’ so we have the basis for HBO called "Long Gone.” It’s a 9 re-elected. He said today that if the shows,” he said, "rve never Carusone said. The Information bill passes, it will probably contain FRIGIDAIRE to be out there were a few talk doing shows about battered comedy about a aa sa D Florida appeared in Wednesday's Man­ some provision for reinstatement WASHER RANGE looked down a tunnel this deep.” shows and an incredible number wives, divorce, molesting step­ baseall team in 1950 written by chester Herald after a period of time BIG 21.0 cu ft Landsburg isn’t complaining, of game shows. That was It. There fathers and date-rape.” Paul Hemphill, a sports writer for • TEXTURED STEEL however. He knew it would be a were no dramatic shows except Landsburg. who heads the The Atlanta Constitution. DOORS 3 £ 9 3 9 9 1 bigjob when he sought filmrights for reruns. Landsburg Co., in partnership "I played a a s s D ball when I ACURA • ADJUSTABLE SHELVES to the stories from True Confes­ • ‘We’ve used 20 directors so far. with Cox Communications, has was lB.” hesaid. "I recognized I’d • ROLLS OUT EASILY AMPO IRCA sions magazine, published by It’s all original drama so that had a lot of experience with large never get beyond Claas D but In • HUGE FREEZER Macfadden Women’s Group. gives them and the actors a projects. He’s produced such my mind I played tor the New 25" The dolly half-hour dramatic i m M l MIbm $Mb • ENERGY s a v e r 25" chance to create characters. series as “That’s Incredible,” York Yankees. At that time Class v-i. AT. AC ISM NMa SeeeN IM ICie Frigidaire DIAG DIAG. anthology, with Bill Bixby as We’ve accepted 95 scripts so far *999S 6 Spd. AC. moroo ^ 1 9 9 9 |e WIRELESS “In Search Of.” "The Land,” D was so regional no opponent IMS T»|«te Ttml N O F R O S T host, issyndlcotedtomorethangO from 50 writers, many of whom "Gimme a Break” and "Kate ft was more than an hour and a half AT. AC. Bt(r*o ’7295 1199 Heeds keeati REMOTE markets nationwide by King • CABLE ' have never written fer television Allie.” He also turned out the away. ItMMferaM. hw m xepo REFRIG/FREEZER World. Among its stars are June before.” 4 MhMl tfrlv*. Pt, FB. READY ^ELECTRONIC 1 “Kennedy” miniseries and such 'T ve had this book for 12 years. P. Window*, fitulfon wogon * m s ISM Ntwli Acctri CMc SX Allyson, Robert Culp, Mickey The stories are all inspired by movies as “Adam.” "Fear on HMeAbtCks 6 9|»d NOW SPECIALLY _ MONITOR TUNER Ray Stark and I were going to 1SS4 Uw— Aly^MM»r*o Rooney, Burgess Meredith. Dick pieces that have appeared in True Trial,” "Bill” and "The Parent •AW. S ipd.. AM/TM. •6995 CO LO R TV CO LO R TVj make it into afeaturebut wecould ItMkMnUgMid IIWAOB PRICED AT... Van Patten and Donald Confessions magazine over the Trap II.” never agree on a star. Finally. M.000mH44 <5395 Auto. Inn*, many {«m* g f O’Connor. ISSSIMtSmriU past TO years. Ray told me to take it. The great 6 t Dr,. AT. AC 1994 llenda Aceari U mewAw Ia l SIEFFERTSa m m ^ 4 4 9 taptf . AC.es. Cnilw "ADAM II — His Song Con­ thing about doing it for television ___ CMc SIXTY EPISODES had been tinues” was telecast last month is that it gets on. It’s not likedoing IS* AuW. anrae. KO O O ml. •GTSS 1992 Peat 9paaw9li HE CALLS the "True Confes­ AC. VS Auto, only 1S000 n*. s a le to d a y through s u n p a y /octo^ r 1^9 completed by the time the series sions” shows “miniature movies on NBC. Denzel Washington stars a feature film that can get kist.” 1991 m ade its debut In early I Or. LL.^w^n..,...AT, 1994 talah Otebny m e^asasw that allow the stars to exercise >C. AM/m r*«0 M995 v s AC. AuM. OtympM Comon September. their acting muscles.” "I think we’ve broken its “June Allyson started work at 7 "There’s no single kind of story. We didn't back,” said Landsburg. ”We SELLING QUALITY lei $•« ue p.m. and worked all night.” he want to be the 'Love Story’ show. We have CARS SINCE Ba*« LM9 W knew it was going to be a long py II. said. "Her eyes lit up and she said 1953 but we didn’t know until we got she had never worked all night stories that ere emotional, euepeneeful, or ' setinNC 01 i-iM lAJtasaes A P p h o to into it how long a pull it was going before in her life. Cesar Romero tunny. We've done socially significant movies easy TO GET rOI □Super d is c o u n t center IIII ^ to be. I think It’s the most did a character that was not new gw**iiTOw6^«ra^^i^Emirrte4 647-9997 ambitious first-run syndication like 'Adam ' and 'Bill,' so wa have tha baaia for SCHALLEB U) MJlTTfiM M . tor him but the environment was ACURA seilesevertiied.’’ new. Erik Estrada did a role that d o in g a h ow a?' yntMO Ttimer Broadcasting Co. CTOs 1 6 4 ' 7077 got him out ofthe cop mold.Susan M— *AW C«E8TER HBRALP. rriday. Oct. 17. 19W IWieelteiNfere Dougtaa m fo rN w b in M la tough a n (M T t e Lo f* Chfldren’8 Museum w ill host a “ F or the 'faireyuarpfcirdf fairs. MiriretheriMiihM. All will ‘iMM lIMfrMr dt v t liNftM Drive ha* Meit [N B W s " happening'on Saturday from l to4 p.m. at nfc sen haired gbods and have special item s td sen. RiTONiNrtiM M W C daaaM im kmedim- to follow an the museum. Bird feeding and bird watching are Have a sundae on Saturday. Martin School FTA ti(Wd$tWdiZlM«rBMftllFftMmaii|MMfl. gMdrM me amengthe most popular hobbies in America. atMRgBr df tm a m o tB dm page n HU will have a children’s fair from lO a m. to gp.m. at tM M S * Fam ilies will have the chance to make simple bird wwanw^ ^ w itd. For ih^ MfbrmatiiM. eaff Dm Dm , North ITr v m . tbtd- foiMes. W e've never killed each the school with pissa. aoda and ice cream sundaes cm ai& . « M M dr m -tm ermhigg. 9 :3 Ifeeders and learn to identity normal backyard 1 drtOt id « MMtefWBtifr or served at lunchtime. Also, playgames for prises, other yet. Bometlmes people say species through games andcrafts. Admission to DMMMHritjr M- an paint a pumpkin and take a diance on a raffle. w e 'v e BMten d ose fa it, hot it for the special bird day, and to the rest of the - - '***' "•ftkfrhqr tat MWI- (Iw Cantfy and baked goods will be sold. HasWfHappeneif.’’ ^ s e um. is 5* cents Ibr children and f I for adults. ■ o o o r o N me Shop at a farmers’ market at the Andover . Doagfas was talktaig'at the Fhrticipants are^couraged to bring a coffee can, a o Community Fair Saturday from lOa.m. to2'p.m. ftWa.ai the Damaiit Hotot, offices of His company. Bryna a milk carton or a whipped margarine tub for use (X Ufornhrd. Proffoctions, named (br his in the making of the bird feeders. at the First Congregational Church. Route S. d Andover. The children will enjoy the kiddie mother. He has never forgotten I bis roots as the son o f poor (2 comer, country store, holiday gifts, handcrafts LyB B n tm m . (ftMMdiR M m RM W 1S4 Sr&aid S t., MBUelMBlmr m and a tag sale. Soup and sandwiches will be sold. Itassian immigrants in A n tM t- (fam. N.Y. Restarted actinffas (8 Ofd-fathloned schooling Arts, trafta and raffles will highlight the m Meadows Harvest Fair Saturday from lOa.m. to3 >«<>rByaMtBtiidHwCiHi appearance at 2 p.m on Saturday by Mike Emfeld 1856 at the meeting of the Andover ® ( and the T.X. Critters, who are regulars on the Historical Society Sunday at 2:30 p.m. In ® i children's cartoon show "Kidstime." on WTXX. Rollicking bluegrass the community room of the Andover OSi Channel 20. Most events are at the junction of Main Friday 6 Saturday Spaelala 11 Elementary School. Philip and Betty Births Street and Hebron Avenue The McLain Fam ily Band, one of the best-known K The schedule starts with a 9 a.m. 10-kilometer bluegrass bands In the country, will present a Brass will present the program, which Is 7 11 Carrara, Alaaa Michelle, daugh­ Trail, Coventry, was bom Oct. 6 at paternal great-grandparents are • Shrimp Fetticcinl ...... •6.00 run on Saturday. It leaves from Academy School special cabaret-style concert at 0 p.m. on Saturday open to the public. Manchester Memorial Hospital. fS>> ter ot Jeffrey A. and Gloria Manchester Memorial Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry it. Cowles Sr. on Main Street, and will offer prizes In many at the Jorgensen Auditorium. University of * Stuffed Zucchini over LIngulnl ...... ^8i6S (E)! (Orduzl Carrara of 87 Vernon The maternal grandparents are and Mrs. Salvatore Bartolotta of 55 of 841 Charier Oak St categories Registration is 97. Connecticut at Storrs Tickets range from 94 to 90. ® < Road, Bolton, was bom Sept. 18 at Donald F. Jackson of 88 Pitkin St. Washington St. Paternal graifdpar- • Baked Haddock ...... *6.60 (CN From 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday there will be a ’50s At the more expensive seats you will be offered Travel to Vienna Mount Sinai Hospital, Hartford. and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reams ot 188 ents are Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Haddad, Jonathan Edward, son (Dl£ and '60s sock hop with music by The Cartells. refreshments by waiters and waitresses. For * Stuffed Sole w/Brocooll aChaasa ...... *0 .6 8 The paternal grandmother Is Greenwood Drive. The paternal D'Antonlo of Hertford. of Michael E. and Stephanie (ESI Sunday’s activities include a 7 a m. to noon information, call 466-4220. You can take an armchair trip to Vienna with Louise D. Carrara ot IS Lakeside grandparent is Odette Pelletier of 8 the Bushnell Travel Lecture. "The Romance of (Knybel) Haddad o( 18 'rlmrod Wre breakfast served by the Kiwanis Club at the Lane, Bolton. The maternal grand­ Lockwood St. The baby has two Cowles, Doaglas Michael If, son Vienna," with Chris Borden The presentations Road, was bom Oct. 16 at Manches­ 8:00 Glastonbury High School cafeteria. The price Is 93. mother Is Graelela Orduz ot 188 alsters, Danielle. 8, and Carly. 8. of Douglasalas MichaelMl( and Ruth“ ter Memorial Hospital. The mater­ ... U STMDA Rtstaurant Lee 1 A table setting See big antique show are Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m., and Sunday at 2 The festival parade steps off Sunday at 1 p m Center St. (Russell) Cowles ot Stafford nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. the 471 Hartford Road 648-0166 watc from the Academy School on Main Street It will More than 80 exhibitors will sell their wares and 5 p.m. Tickets range from 93 to 94.75 each. The Hill. Daalel Harold, son ot Paul Springs, was bom Sept. 18 at Charles knybel of Mullens, 8.C. Men.-tM. 1:10-10 / tun. HI 0 This oil painting, one of a series by lecture Is at Bushnell Memorial Hall. 160 Capitol m b ® ^ travel up Main Street to Welles Street, ending Sunday from 10 a m. to 8 p.m. at the Vernon Bride, D U William, son ot B. end Dawn M. (Soucy) Hill ot 710 Manchester Memorial Hospital. The paternalIgra grandmother ______Is Linda Wor Suzanne Howes-Stevens, an art profes­ behind St Paul's Church. A bed race will follow, Historical Society's fall antique show and sale at Ave, Hartford. Thomas and Linda (Leone) Bride Mermw Road, Coventry, was bom The maternal grandparents and Haddad ot WiTlImantIc. Themater- Cl0f€ sor at Manchester Community College, with prizes offered for the most original bed, the Vernon Center Middle School, 777 Hartford of 411 N. Main St., was bom Oct. 8 Oct. 6 at Manchester Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Ikiwin Russell of nal great-grandmother is Jose­ landin at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Maki fastest bed and the most spirited bed Turnpike, Vernon Admission is 92.25. Those who Hoapltal. The maternal grandpar­ Malone. N.Y. The paternal grand­ phine Opalacz ot Wethersfield. The will be among those hanging in a new The maternal grandparents ere parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry baby has a brother. Michael NIKKI’S' ® ents are Marion B. Soucy ot Storrs Sunday’s entertainment Includes the show the show’s advertisement in the Manchester Music Is free geoi show at the Canton Gallery on the Mr. and Mrs. William Leone ot 68 and the late Richard W. Soucy. The Cowles ot 81 Avondale Road. The Edward, 5. Connecticut River Ramblers and the Metro Steel Herald today and Saturday will be given 25 cents to ra Green, on Route 44 In Canton. A The UConn Chamber Players will present a free Kltigewood Drive. The paternal paternal grandparents are Virgi­ Weekend Speclelg Orchestra. Throughout the two-day fest. there will off the price of admission. ® i concert at 1:30 p.m. Sunday In the Hartford grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. nia Bergstrom ot Somersville and reception will be held Sunday from 1:30 be crafts booths, apple treats of all kinds, clam os Courant Room of the Wadsworth Atheneum, 600 Edward Bride of 878 Windaor St. Harold Hill ot Canterbury. Prime R ib ...... *8.95 nighi to 4:30 p.m. at the gallery. chowder and other lunch items See the foliage The baby has a bmther, Derek. SM. Main St., Hartford. The ensemble will present an ol D’AalonIe, Ralhryii Elisabeth, Roast Leg of Lamb...... *7.95 dom The Hockanum River Linear Park Committee Bela Bartok’s "Duo for Two Violins" and Pellelier. Brittney Blltaheth, . phre daughter ot Alfonso R. and Mari- ■ reid will sponsor a walk Sunday at 1 p.m. The group concludes with the quintet In F by Cesar Franck. daughter of Gaston B. and Jotene ann (Bartolotta) D'Antonlo ot 47 Seafood Gino ...... *7.95 Cinema will meet In front of Economy Electric Supply Inc. _ . (jBMuion) Pelletier of 88 Birch Benton St., was bom Oct. 8 at I All above Mrved wUk Sated, Fuialo, FegelcMe A Bread. ( 9 ) 1 at 440 Oakland St. and walk upstream along the A C r a ftV C l8 y )i A 8l river to the vicinity of Courthouse 1 near the ^ ' haur HAKTPORD (PG) FrI 7, 9:30; Sot ond Sun 2, 4:30, 7, l " Clntmo. city -Ity — Peggy Sue Got — Deadly Friends IR) Frl 7:10, 9:10; Vernon town line. Rain date is Oct. 25 at 1 p.m. The It’s a fine weekend for craft fairs, and the bool 9:30. — Bock to School (PG-13) FrI 7:10, Sot and Sun 1:10, 3:10, 7:10, 9-10 — DON'T MISS THE ANTIQUE From Nikki With Love Morried (PG-13) FrI 7, 9:J0; Sot and 9:10; Sat and Sun 3:15, 5:10, 7:10, 9:10. committee holds a free walk on different riversWe ■ Sun 1:50, 4:10, 7, 9:70. — Down by Low Crocodile Dundee (PG-13) Frl 7-10, Manchester Community College Alumni — Flight ot the Novlgotor (PG) Sot and 9:10; Sat ond Sun 1:10, 3:10, 7:10, 9:10 SHOW AND SALE THIS SUNDAY derc (lU F r l7 :», 9:50; Sot ond Sun 2:10, Son 1:30. trails on the third Sunday of each month except Association Is holding one from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on 284 Brond St. • Menchetter tearr 4:n,7:M ,9:50. — DesertHeorts(R) FrI — Stand by Me (R) Frl 7:15, 9:15; Sot ond Sun 1:15, 3:15, 7:15, 9:15. — TouOh July and August. Saturday. Admission Is $1 to the event, which will VERNON, CONN. - The hUlorictl toeiely of Vernon will hive their Urge Gem 7:20,. 9:40; Sot and Sun 2:20, 4:40, 7:20, WKST HARTFORD 9:40. — Brazil (R) Frl 7:10,9:35; Sot ond Guy* (PG) Frl 7:15, OriS; Sot ond'Sun be held In the Lowe Program Center. ■nlique show ind ule ihii coming Sunday with detlert from live dlfferenl Sun 1:40, 4:20, 7:10, 9:35. BIm 1A 2— Nothing In Common (PG) :i5r 3:i5, 7:15, 9:15. lUlei diiplaying and lelling their warea. Frl 7,9:30; SatoiniSun2,4:15,7,9;30.— ( S ) f Forrls Bueller's Doy Off (PG-13) Frl 7, Fhmiture will be coming down from the Mate of Maine, along with fine med BAIT HARTFORD 9:30; Sot ond Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:30. WINDSOR EMERGENCY agaii Rmlwggd Pub A cinema — Nothing piecet of counirv and other perioda from upper Mate N.Y.. Batkeli, fine |e- Plata — Nothing In Common (PG-13) Fire — Police — Medical P r t ij ^ntt Wo< In Common Frl ond Sot 7:15, 9:30; Sun Frl 7, 9:45; Sot 7: ...... 7:30. WILLIMANTIC ■ 7:15, 9:45; Sun 7:15. — r^ry, lampa, old looli, ailver, glaaa and china, old loya, lineni from our own erts. Jllhan Sguorg Clntmo — Peggy Sue Flight of the Noylgotor (PG) Sot ond linen lady, Mary Maiae, iuM to mention a frw line ilemt our dealera will be 9 Raer Rldmrd’i Pub A cinema — Got Morried (PG-13) Frl 7, 9:05; Sol Sun 2. DIAL 911 as I Allens (r) Frl-Sun 7, 9:30. ond Sun 1,3:05,7,9:05 — TopGun (PG) ahowing. Plan to attend, enjoy the line meal pul on bv QllTi Country Beat lUdlan 1984-86 MtV lAewcose cinemas 1-9 — Top Gun In M anchester Manchester Cent IP W Frl 1:05, 7:10, 9:20, 11:35; Sot Frl 7; Sot and Sun 1, 7. — Thot's Lite DRIVB-INS Kitehen of Rockville. Thia ^ r we have hooked over 80 dealera heieauae of Voted CoMMeUewl Maawdue I3;30,2:40,4,7:10,9:20,11:35; Sun 12:30, (P(S-13) Frl9:05; Sot ond Sun 3:05,9:05. MonebMter — Closed for the season. Community College ita popularily. Remember the date ta October 18, ihia coming Sunday tVom Mama Mia! IfS 2:40,4,7:10,9:20. — That's Life (PG-13) Alumni Association presents 10 am to 5 pm, Vernon Onter Middle School, 777 Hartrord Thrnpike Pmaenia 4 New Dfverai/teil Atenu yout Frl 1:25, 7:35, 9:50,11:50; Sot 1:05,3:05, Matt 5:05, 7:35, 9:40, 11:50; Sun 1:05, 3:05, (Route 90), eait 06 off route 84. • flottan CmMne * Seafood • RVtud • Sluaha a ffib, per. 5:05, 7:35,9:50. — Tough Guvs (Rj 1:26; The ahow maniqera are Gail and Gene Dtckenion ofMemorytaneAniiguea tCN 7:25,9:25,11:40; _Sof 12:45, ______2:50,_____ 4:55, DON’T MISS THI Family Italian 7:25, 9:25, 11:40; Sun 12:45, 2:50, 4:55, sHaimeiitR and Show Promoliona, and are the proprietora of the new Antique Center O c t o b e r S p e c l e U t rlViea., Wed.. Thuta. 0 .ly l [DIf 7:25,9:25. — Stand by Me (R) Frl 1:35, c a m i i i s CRAFT FAIR *86 called Memory Lanea Oountryaide Antique Oenler on Route M and 91 [HB 7:40,10,11:50; Sot 1:15, 3:10, 5, 7:40,10. North, the ahop ia open Wednetday thru Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm, and ■ Roast D uckling a la onnge * 9 . 9 5 il 11:90; Sun 1:15, 3:10, 5, 7:40, 10. — VERNON E HARTFORD nnn n n u iron I Crocodile Dundee (PG-13) Frl 1:30, ' more than 45 craftspeople selling their work we Md you welronte t« both. 7:30, 9:45, 11:45; Sat 1:30, 3:20, 5:10, HISTORICAL SOCIETY Festival Pplncffii *12.95 7:30, 9:45, 11:45; Sun 1:30, 3:20, 5:10, • just in time fo r early holiday shoppers ■ rS«wd «4tk wlod. MM m*d a efcofa, ,/ 7:30, 9:45. — Children of a Lesser God I Frl 1, 7:05,9:35,11:55; Sot 1, 4, 7:05, FALL > I ' G.\S ‘ : C (• A' ,S ^ • proceeds benefit Alumni Association 66 yaim Lomtm good, Bolton, CT 646^9161 ■ .11:55; Sun 1, 4, 7:05, 9:35. Jumpin' Jock Flash (R) Frl 1:40, 7:45, ANTIQUE SHOW A SALE Bring your femily to an all-you8 out of this world! 4,«, 0,10. — Flight of the Novlgotor (G) This year we have over 80 exhibitors. Children mder 12 GLASTONBURY Sot and Sun 1,2:45. — Allens (R ) Frl 7. WVOH & MOCAA lifetime members free. 9:90; SatandSun4;30,7,9:30.— Heavy •All proceeds to be given to the Vernon Historical Society. o u vs m Near ihe Putnam Bridge tji^ound M itol (R ) Frl and Sot midnight. — The Saturday OeL 1 0 / 10am-2pm 429-1900 Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Frl 3025 Main Street • 659A1I62 ond Sot midnight. — The Texas General Admission — *2.25 but with this ad all admissions*2.00each. 50 cents o ff one admissicxi Cholnuow Mossocre Port 2 (R) Frl and taalk UaM mnnlM Ckutk Junctions o f Routes 2 & ) CftOCODUOUNDK with tins ad SM mldnli^t. DIREtmONS: Exit 66 off Route 84 - Follow Signs. llh7««4hl1AB warn iM*iNN.aMilalkaa _ R t. 33» Mansfield O m 1 a 2 — Nethina In Common 0mm I (Panacriy CtnekN Steak Haaae) »# - ■W OBBTflPtlBaMIA HeL i r i m MAWCHSaieM HXRALP. Wfafav. Oct. 17, IMB— I» F rid a y T V A d v ice SPORTS I WWW iKwnwim • - - WwdwiewrMk* i w 8 O T W i W m in .)

P J M X ) Mm T M f r MeHr S w »V Pam JJ^a rm e y. KaWi nich m ia and,tt» Evorfy P wfWi » m o among tfwM wN> commo- Blue lover must keep looking; I Consistency a problem as vyhalers tie Jets Ml PKWate tha rock n ro» immortal, Buddy After an envrndnniaiiil MoHy (#6 m in) pa atamKst dremafleaW prove* M ® I35?M Q 0**'1 WOVIB: Th* Rdfura that the uveter mjppfy at By Jim TiantaY Warded concern, havinr reaHwd wMIe die Jets are S-l-l. Hartford P f* ? T** »>ndi* >**« MMi Oiw MMr for a woman who is loyal HtroM Seerts vmfar t M r early aeason inaMItty to taka coach Jack Evan*, looidag fbr Ms * lo e f A fflitd>mannerodvk>ffni8t. mmtaferen Wfaahington, t>.C„ ie viiMer*- w w ^ g p io o a g # agent, becomes s hero of bie to deadly pdRuMr*. X B*. „_ji.iopLLMi-L . advantage of their conntlen Hath win at the Whaler helm, fflA vnMola ■—-**»______r_ . . H A R IT O T ID — CoMlitency is opportunities, tha French inralKgence community. Pierre eomee a ageinat tim* fbr e e A e polish their diver. taiowB Ms team haa to v a a % N c f M . MMeWe Derc T97B. (Dubbed) Amanda and Ld*(Kai*JwK- A e » T ; I ' r t the key y A ia m which is plaguing Hartford was unable to capltal- improve on its overall play. the HartWfd Whalers in this young, Ize on Its chances llianMlay night S rO O fIM GD ( £ « « ( » aon and B ruM eoKMI(nar>to DCm OVmipiMB OEAlt A M Y : M y aon. sent "Wen, we did keep them (IRn- ORfhiwar, Company find him baUsna Me knowf- f lr l tar t m j t - invitations to bia college grathia- but, seemingly promising cam- at the Civic Center, resulting in a nipeg) under IS (goals). ’’ Evans QD Nbgnum. P.i. adga is used by in* anamy, t n and 1 am don and received aome very lovely paign. “nie je n e ra l consensus 4-4 tie with the Winnipeg Jets The quipped in reference to the lagM ls 1 among the Whalen is one of Whalen’ record stands at M -i (S) (Se dimnw a on "Setnerow and Mrs. very mneh in llrar AMpy gifts. The grathiathHt waa held bis team allowed in its flrM two Hr ® PHwiie BenfenUn Kmo.” Th* c a e aariaa airs lava «HS Bar. recently, and he did not giraddate games. "We have to work on our Th Abigsii Vsn Bursn W l ------X J ! '-.'— M ® BaewrMmo maikY, ocr.fr. She dahna to with Ms clast. Me was short a few aooring opportunities and our m OuiiMiy lova me. wo. credits, which he is m aktnf on, and coverage in front of the net has to hot last June ® »d p w w 4 l CHECK uSTMoa Fon E)MCT-nme will grafhiate at the end or next m (*■:' ' ■ tighten np." ■ha weiit back quarter. A"'.-::- Whaler goalie Mike Lint had to IBI MaeNMI-Uhnir leewehoor 4-' ■ w bar home­ Should he keep bis gratktatkm leave the game at the M: 4S mark of Ifi) PaciaoELMa U fi r '-M.:*. . ^ town to Vi ait her gifts dr return them? the final period, dne to a pulled fDfS) MOVIE: 'EhiMman' Whan a rain- M/. makar v*ith a saamingly magical fluta family, and before abe left we want a one-man woman, keep n K F L E X E O . ' . . -V . MB 1 groin muscle. " I obviously got bit bdngs an and to a prolongod drought in an ' tropoTitan Opera H o u « (60 mk,., In 1 1 : 3 0 W V I C B ® A B C yromiaed to be fattbftri to eseb hiokinf. She's not it. in the...,” the candid Liut said. " It Australian community arid is than denied Stereo other Moaexwftb anybody else). I went and spasmed on me and it payment, he plays a haunting tune that [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Skyhigh' Three teens irsa worried because her ex- PEAK EEKELEXEP: He continued to spasm when I bent e«ises all the town's childran to disap­ ® Poticp W om an P E A K A K B T ; This is probably a on vacation m Greece find themselves pur­ boyfriend lives there and they are should write thank-you notes ex­ '.r- over. You don’t want to come out pear John Jarret, Emil Minty 1983 sued by the CIA and KGB 1973 Rated G. (S) Tha Henaymoonai'a stuphf question, but here goes; 0 plaining that be did not gra (60 m ki) sponse to the woman whose ing Things” not to panic, f receMly 1 Then she said if she couTd combine daughter-in-law let her sterling thoughts when he entered the game OSCTV ® ® S M g a Hammar (CC) Hammer's 1 1 :3 5 P M ® Entertefnment TonigM read a magazine article that oH childhood friend, who hae choeen a Nfe of the two of ns, we would make the with a tie score in the third p ^ o d , 9 Ckw# for Comfort ET talks to various Hollywood celebrities silver heirloom tea service tarnish. explained the continuous music bei crime, challenges Hammer to a quick-draw about the various do's and don'ts of Holly­ perfect lover! The mother-in-law was uncertain which eventually led to an over­ ® N B C Nows shootout one often hears for no apparent Ha wood social life In Stereo. Now she’s planning to go home as to whether she should fell her reason. Doctor hit on the possiMlity time aession. bei ® Nightly Susfnoss Roport 3 ) MOVIE: 'Breaking Up' A woman for Thanksgiving,, and I ’m worried 1 2 :0 0 A M ® Star SMreft (60 mif>.) son to tell Ms wife to polish it. that since habitual use of aspirin "There are Jitters, ’’ Weeks drt (S ) Notictoro SIN fights to discover her identity when her that she might see her old boy­ commented. "But, that’s m y Job to marriage of sixteen years comes to on ® Nigfttrife Your advice to this woman has been known to cause constant fln ® Sitvor Spoorts friend again. Should I tell her that If unexpected end Lee Remick, Granville CJ® Star Trek should have been, "Te ll your son to ringing in the ears, it could also he be ready. You don’t go in there Fal [CN N ] Showbrz Today Van Ousen, Vicki Dawson 1978 she sees Mm again K’s over tMnkhtg yon can’t do the Job." ( 3 Talea of tfM Unexpected polish It himself! ’’ After all, Abby, causing the music. They questi­ T [E9PN] Action Outdoors with Jufhrs (S ) ® Miam i Vice Crockett must bait a between us? I really love fMs girl The Whalers dominated the first ® MOVIE: 'Nigfitmare in Wax' A fa­ It’s bis family’s heirloom. Where is oned a woman with this problem, H *rM pnofo by Tuekw dangerous trap when he promises to clear and don't want to lose her. mous actor burned by wax, starts a wax If written that women are the only and learned that she also suffered period, greeting Winnipeg goalie [U SA ] Lova Ms, Lova Ma Not the name of a high school athlete arrested TORMENTED Steve Penney with 12 shots on goal. for delivering heroin (60 min ) In Stereo museum to destroy all of his enemies. Ca­ ones who can polish silver? I am from arthritis and took a lot of Jets’ goalie Steve Penney haa plenty of aandwiched between the two Whalers 7:00PM (3D css Naw s meron Mitchell, Anne Helm 1969 sick of this sexist garbage. They didn’t score, however, until a ® Louis Rukeyter Looks at American aspirin. Also, the music she was company in front of hia net, including while Jim Kyte tries to hold off Frencie. (3) (H M*A"S*H Business (9 ) Affrod Hitchcock Preeenti PEAR TORMENTEP: Never LIBERATED IN INDIANA hearing was the same music she power play at 12;01 of the first. 9 Jim m y Breefin'e People (60 mm ) ask a question If you think you Kevin Dineen dug the puck out the Whalera’ Kevin Dineen (11) and Ron The clubs battled to a 4-4 stalemate. CD ® Whaal of Portune ® Managing Our Miraclea: Health Care had listened to years before. The might not like the answer. Appar- CD ( ^ $100,000 pyramid m America This program features a panel ® Novela; Amo y Senor (60 min ) DEAN LIBERATED: Begging conclusion drawn was that the from behind the net and M Whaler Francia (10). Winnipeg’a Dave Ellett la discussion on the benefits and problems of enlly your girlfriend Is not as di) Jaffarsons $D Christien Children's Fund your pardon, but no one — nol excessive doses of aspirin were captain Ron Francis at the right the plastic heart (60 min ) devoted to you as you are to her. circle. Francis rifled a shot under (9) Carson's Comady Classics [CNN] Newsnight mother, mother-in-law, friend or causing the woman to "hear” her [C N N ] Larry King Live You don't "own” her: she’s free lo the crossbar for a l-O lead. The lead whistled on defenseman Dana on the left side who, in turn, sent a like last year. We’ve yet to put (0 MacNaif-Lahrar Nawshour [ESPN] NFL Game of the Week relative - has the right to go Into memories. jpJSl MOVIE; 'Lf. Robin Crusoe, make her own choices, but If you was short-lived when, 44 seconds (durzyn at 6:47 of the second shot at Penney which caromed off. together 60 minutes of play." (® Naw Nawfywad Oama 1 2 : 0 5 A M ® T . J . Hooker Hooker acts the home of others and fell them lo DAVID M MORRIS. TULSA U .S .N .' An American pilot, marooned on later, the then atagnant visitors period. Dale Hawerchuk received but. Tippett was in the crease to Gavin tied it at 12:24 after Dean d3) Novala: Maria da Nadia Una pobre an uncharted South Pacific island, happily as a S W A T team decoy when Stacy, his ex-wife and several patients are taken hos­ a pass from Randy Carlyle on the push the rebound home. Evason bit a 15-foot slapshot from muchacha campesina se iraslada a la gran fraternizes with the native women until the tied the contest. Winnipeg’s Paul tage in a hospital (70 mm ) (R) ctudad en busca da traba^ fnadverlida- chief s daughter selects him to be her hus­ MacLean wristedbomea lO-footer. power play and rocketed a 90- Former Whaler Ray Neufeld, the left side at Penney. The puck mente s© ve envuaha en problemas y os band Dick Van Dyke. Nancy Kwan, Akim Scarcely into the second period. footer that Liut bad originally, but acquired in the celebrated trade rolled loose in the crease before Tamiroff 1966 Rated G 12:30AM C D Judge oviada a la prrsion Al safir de la carcel en- Gland failure causes disease Whaler left wing Paul Lawless, off squirted between his pads into the for Dave Babych last November, Gavin pushed the puck home to cuentra rraba/o como srrvienia domestica [ESP N ] Top Rank Boxing from Las Ve­ (D Entertainment Tonight to a favorable start, scored his net. put the Jets in the drivers’ seat in secure the tie. The play of Weeks en donde es seductda y abandonada con gas. N V (2 hrs , 30 min ) Live 31) Jim & Tammy un nino (60 min ) DR. O O T T ; third goal of the year M seconds In. The Jets took the lead for the first the final period. A picture-perfect was commendable in overtime, [H B O ] MOVIE; Ufaforce' When astron­ Friday Night Videos In Stereo have Crohn's disease M y colon (S) Nightly Business flaport I've been Lawless took a pass from Stewart time 13 seconds later when Doug 2-on-l developed with Small with however, the Whalers didn’t mount auts send Irfolike humanoids from the inter was removed, but the disease 9 ) Alfred Hitchcock Presertts 4 $ Gavin in the neutral zone and raced Small’s first shot was stopped by a only defenseman Joel QuennevlIIe any good scoring chances and ® Maude lor of Halley's Comet down to earth for treated for Ad­ continues because cortisone % ® Gene Scott down the rigM side. He made a fine sprawling Liut, but. Small was to beat. Neufeld took a Small flip settled for the draw. [C N N ] Monaylina examination, the creatures break loose, dison’s disease proved useless and Azulfine causes causing mass chaos Steve Railsback. Pe­ [ESPN] ESPN Special; Joe Dimaggio for a year and HtroM photo by Tuefcor Inalde-out move around Jet defen­ there to lift the rebound up Into the pass and in one motion wristed a "We know we have to put [ESPN] SportsCentar Story (fl) peripheral neuritis. When I was ter Firth 1985 Rated R seman Brad Berry and delivered a net for the go-ahead tally. Hartford 10-footer easily past Liut for the 4-9 together 60 minutes, ’’ Weeks said. [H B O ] Inside the NFL Highltghts of the am greatly Im­ Di*. G ott given Inderal recently for a 150 Co NFL games, includtng commentary by Len [TMC] M O VIE: 'M isting In Action II: proved. Can low wrist shot from 90 feet out. was quick to knot the affair, once lead..' "That's what’s so frustrating for The Beginning' A POW escapes his Viet 1 2:45AM (TM C ] MOVIE: 'Creature' pulse and arrythmia. m y Crohn’s Whaler goalie Mike Llut bats the puck away from the goal Dawson and Nick Buoniconti (60 min ) you tell me Pet«r Qott, M.D. Three Whaler penalties followed. again. Murzyn and left wing Dave "Obviously, we’re not happy us.” Cong captors and wages war against an A monster with a taste for gray matter is became unbearably painful. My during Thursday’s action against the Jets at the Civic Hartford resumes play Saturday Co [TN1C] MOVIE; 'Neptune's Daughter' enemy that greatly outnumbers him Chuck accidentally revived by a group of astron­ more about this Winnipeg failed to take advantage Tippett combined to bring Hart­ with what we’ve done tonight. " doctor says It’s m y Imagination, A bathing suit manufacturer gets involved Norris 198b Rated R auts Klaus Kinski, Wendy Schaat 1985 condition? Center. Llut waa forced out of the game with a groin of its power play opportunities until ford back even. Tippett passed Francis said. "There are times at 7:35 p.m. at the Civic Center •e with a polo team masseur Red Skelton, but the pain eased when I discon­ [U S A ] Robert Klein Time Rated R In Stereo Hartford’stfon third penalty was from the side of the net to Murzyn we’ve shown that we’re the team against the Philadelphia Flyers. Ho Esther Williams 1949 tinued the Inderal. Injury late In the third period. 9:30PIWI ® ® SIdakickt (CC) 12:55AM (MAX] MOVIE: The DEAR [U S A ] Riptide French W om an' The notorious French (3) Odd Couple READER: Ad­ Now I fear having a heart attack 7:30PM C D p m Magazine Woman is the madam for fashion models who moonlight as prostitutes Francoise dison’s disease is the failure of the gradually; if you're not used to It, If I don’t take Inderal and a Crohn’s (3 ) A Current Affair 10:00P(VI ® Falcon Crest (CC) (60 min.) Fabian. Dayle Haddon. Murray Head adrenals, the small glands that sit even a half-teaspoon of the stuff attack If I do. What's a person to CD ® Jeopardy 1981 Rated R on top of the kidneys and control do? C D News can send your stomach to Mars Clubs must keep Series from being an anticlimax York CD Entertainment Tonight C D ® ) Starman (C C) Starman and Scott 1 :00AM CD solid Gold many body functions. The disease 8a dD Independent Network News are jailed when Scott decides to test his CD Telephone Auction Is characterized by weakness, • D E A R DR. O O T T : After a scan. DEAR READER: Crohn's dis­ tsric d D Best of Saturday Night otherworldly powers (60 min ) I was told 1 had a gallstone In the ease. a chronic Inflammation of (D Joe Franklin Show fatigue, weight loss, poor diges­ By John Nolton first baseman In the game today, In a minority opinion, give the either Mitchell or Rice. no-hltter, no less. (S) ® Barney Miller duct. Would a strict diet help or is portions of the Intestine, can be 3D Independent Network News 3D At the Movies tion, depression and a patchy The Associated Press perhaps ever. And before the N L edge to Knight. Still, It’s impossible not to pick Strawberry need never worry 7 surgery the only answer? exceedingly difficult to treat. (9) New Newlywed Game 9 ) Cover Story 9 Maude Increase In the skin's pigmenta­ playoffs began, even Astros Man­ Rice. again whether he can produce Ba Drugs like cortisone may control (9) All Naw Dating Game (8) Star Trek [C N N ] Crossfire tion. Addison’s disease Is reaiiny N EW Y O R K — There seemed al ager Hal Lanier called him one of under the gun. D E A R R E A D E R ; A gallstone symptoms, but are dangerous for Analysis Catchar Cantar flald Ba dZ) State W e're In (S i L.A. Law A cuckolded husband treated by pills that supply the least to be agreement on one thing. the best clutch hitters In the [DIS] To Be Announced that has slipped from the gall Pitching (D) Carol Burnett and Friends ignores Becker's advice and crawls back hormones (called glucocorticoids routine long-term use. Surgery (to This past week has been one of the baseball. Again, a vote of dissent. Carter There was a day when Tony to his much younger wife while Kuzak pur­ [E S P N ] Best of Bill Dance (R) bladder Into the duct leading to the [C N N ] Crossfire and mlneralocorticolds) which the remove disease portions of the most exciting ever In baseball. While Hernandez’s equal at the was one of the best defensive Armas would have gotten the nod Roger Clemens had such a great sues Deputy D A Grace Van Owen and 1:1 5AM ® MOVIE: The Hustler of intestine can cause severe abdomi­ bowel) may give temporary relief, season, they ought to give him the [DI8] Zorro Markowitz woos Kelsey with a gourmet body lacks. The aliment develops The New York Mets won their plate. Bill Buckner Is so badly catchers in the game. Was. Rich over almost any other center Muscle Beach' A New York public rela­ nal pain and Jaundice. Once a stone but the disease tends to recur In AL Cy Young award and the MVP [ESPN] World Class Championship dinner (60 min ) In Stereo tions executive whose company has gone Insidiously over a period of third National League pnnant by hobbled by knee and ankle Injuries. In the playoffs but atoned for it with Oedman of Boston can out-catch, fielder with his combination of has formed diet will not help; the p.ni. 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Lenny Dykstra Is on a steep curve But the Mets proved to Mike P.m. life and music of jazz trumpeter Miles Kimber 1980 the greatest playoff game in putouts at first. developed Into an above-average the deadly pollution of Washington s DEAR DR. GOTT: Is there any centers are experimenting with Scott and the Houston Astros that Davis (60 min ) In Stereo circulation, makes Crohn's disease history — 4 hours and 42 minutes. Without the Injuries, Buckner shortstop — not particularly at­ Red Sox Manager John M cNam ­ to the top. water supply (60 min ) [H B O ] Really W eird Tales A harm In taking two tablespoons of Ba 1 :20AM medicine to dissolve gailstones. worse. Perhaps your doctor would ara once prophesied that Gedman Dykstra has the potential to be you need more than one pitcher to p.m . 9 The Honeymooners mysterious stranger tries to rejuvenate an brewer’s yeast dally? 16 Innings of agonizing drama that would rate a close second. With hletic. but fluid. Santana won't give C D M O V IE . The Island at the To p of the Recause the drugs are not yet be willing to try another type of would be the best catcher in the one of the game's most exciting win a seven-game series. Clemens World' A storm detours airshlp-rldlng ex* ® Capitol Journal economically depressed town In Stereo. ended In a 7-6 victory for New York. them. Hernandez has the edge. the Mets as much offense as Owen available, surgery probably is your beta-blocker or another class of The Boston Red Sox. one strike will give Boston, although the big game some day. With Detroit's players. He sure tries hard enough. pitched three times in the playoffs, lorers to a mysterious, time-forgotten Is- (ID Kojak 1:30AM 3D independent Network D E A R R E A D E R : No, brewer’s best option. Stcond bata Clandin ■ David ‘Hartman, ■ “Donald . . SIriden,- . compounds, called calcium- away from elimination in Game 5. playoff average was a fluke, but he Lance Parrish ailing, he’s pretty Dykstra wilt sit down against so he’ll only be able to go twice In Tirii [CNN] CNN Evening NeWa News yeast will not hurt you. Please be Mako 1974 channel blockers, to control your captured their first American With his .367 batting average and will make up for It with hts glove. close right now. Boston’s lone left-hander. Bruce the Series, if it goes that tar. Hurst [M AX] The Movie Show [C N N ] Newsnight Update sure to build up your Intake very CD ® ) Webster (CC| Webster coura­ D E A R DR. O O T T : I am 32 and heart condition. League crown since IB76. rallying five RBI. Marty Barrett was Call this even, especially since Don't take anything away from Hurat. while Wilson moves over and Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd don’t geously participates in a 10 kilometer run [USA] Airwolf [ESPN ] Running and Racing (R) cut It. and the Mets couldn’t find a 1*11 from a 6-1 deficit in games to named the M VP of the A L playoffs. the whole series will be played on Carter. He could make the differ­ from left. Armas often comes out in •cor* to raise money for the community center 1:50AM [H B O ] Inside the NFL High 1 0:30P M 3D News overcome Manager Gene Mauch's A good fielder, he gives the Red Sox grass. ence in this series, but on a hunch late innings for Dave Henderson. use for Boston’s bullpen stopper, Y p rk C D News lights of the NFL games, including com­ Calvin Schlraldl, when they had 3D Hollywood Closeup mentary by Len Dawson and Nick Buoni­ Califomla Angels 8-1 In Game 7. what little speed they possess. that he won’t, Gedman gets the Both subs are good d i) M OVIE: 'Casablanca' An elusive O ) Odd Couple conti (60 min ) The Mets platoon Wally Back- Third bata nod. OK. Lenny lovers. Dykstra all him. nightclub owner is faced with the return of Beat the lint in the laundry The Red Sox erased a reputation man against right-handed pitchers Most people would give A L The Mets’ only pitching problem an old love and her husband, a French free­ dZ) Next Door Neighbors 2:00AM ® MOVIE: Blow-Up' A for folding, and Mauch became Laft flald the way. dom fighter fleeing from the Nazis Hum­ and Tim Teufel against lefties, so batting champion Wade Boggs of will be which left-hander to start in 11:00PIVI ® ® ® ffl) Newt young photographer believes that he's an even further ensconsed as the best Right flald phrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman, Paul Hen- accidental witness to a murder David DEAR Boston a big edge. They would be Jim Rice had a lousy playoff, but Fenway, with Its short porch In left ® H ) Lete Sftow wlt)t Joan Rivers manager who never won. Backman will get most of the Joan reid 1942 Hemmings, Vanessa Redgrave, Sarah P O L L Y ; I keep laundry, wef raincoats and um ­ playing time. Backman Is a much- wrong. he had a great season. There is no Darryl Strawberry of the Mets field. Bob Ojeda, a former Red Sox ® Carol Burnett and Friends Now the Mets and Red Sox. both d D Columbo Miles 1966 a pair of clean, brellas. I suspend potted plants improved fielder and, like Barrett, Ray Knight Is the heart and soul doubt that he Is one of the game’s and Dwight Evans of the Red Sox. pitcher, probably will be the one. (S) Odd Couple coming off emotionally demanding ® M OVIE: 'AmltyvIMa III: The Demon' ( D M O VIE: 'The Liquidator' A timid man worn-out tennis from it for misting and rinsing. premier players, and because of Not really a contest here. You playoff series, must refuel for their a sparkplug type player. of the Mets. more so than Hernan­ The Mets used a four-man rotation A skeptical |ournali$t buys an allegedly Q S Fridays who loathes bloodshed and violence Is shoes In m y There's no mess because the water what he can do, he’ll get a bit of an could break your neck giving the hired through unusual circumstances by best-of-seven World Series begin­ Under normal circumstances, dez. more so than Gary Carter. He in the playoffs that also Included pm haunted house in which he plans to write a d^l Tales from t)ta Dsrkside clothes dryer. falls directly Into the tub. The list of edge here. nod to Strawberry. book Tony Roberts, Tess Harper 1983 British Intelligence as a lir^idator Rod Tay­ Pointers ning Saturday night In New York. this would rate a tossup, but epitomizes the guts and the com­ Ron Darling, Dwight Gooden and (8. To Be Announced lor, Trevor Howard. Jill St John. 1966 M y smalt dog . uses keeps growing — I even hung The Met^latoon switch-hitter No knock on Evans. He has great (S) ® A-Team (CC) The A-Team go un­ Ilie task at hand for both teams? because Barrett is hot. he gets the petitive fire of the club and, as Sid Fernandez. Roger McDowell ® M*A*S*H 3D Grizzly Adams sheds con­ Polly Fisher extra coats there during our last Mookle Wilson against right- Fenway power and he's a gamer, dercover as pan of a louring pro football Keep the World Series from edge. such, he represents a very formid­ and Jesse Orosco both were team inside the Iron Cunain to free an East ® 24 Horas (9 Music City, U S A. stantly, and the party. — BORBIE handers and rookie Kevin Mitchell but Strawberry will be a big factor serving as an anticlimax to the Shortstop able force on a very successful excellent in relief. German scientist (60 min ) In Stereo ® 8CTV Network [ES P N ] Mazda SportsLook (R) tennis shoes not against left-handers, so Wilson will In this series. He may not get many playoffs. team. Boggs is not made of such This is the most lopsided of all the (SD dZ) Washington Week In Review [CN N ] Monaylina only gently beat The Red Sox acquired Spike get the most playing time. Quick hits, but they’ll be big ones — reel 2:30AM [C N N ] sports Latenlght Polly will send you a Polly Dollar The matchups: stuff. matchups, and the Red Sox are on (S ) MOVIE; 'Annie Hell' A New York co­ Owen for his glove. At times but not the quickest, Wilson Is the [D IS] Adventures of Onie and Harriet [ESPN ] SportsCentar excess lint from ($1) If she uses your favorite Knight is a better fielder than big ones. He had two homers In the the wrong side of it. median struggles with his on-again, off- my laundry, hut Flrat Bata spectacular, he has had trouble best baserunner in the game and a playoffs and both of them tied up again romance_ with a young woman [HBO] M O VIE: 'Dune' (C C) A waterless Pointer. Peeve or Problem in her Boggs and while Boggs may get Prwdtctlon plenet holds the key to the future end the 2:35AM ( M A X ] M O VIE: S h «' An im- with some of the routine plays this potential game-breaker. He also games that the Mets went on to win. W oody Allen, Diane Keaton, tonyTo Rob­ mortal amazon queen is beseeched by two also the dog hair. All 1 have to do is celling directly over the bathtub. I column. Write Polly’s Pointers in Keith Hernandez of the Mets is more hits, Knight’s will count for erts. 1977. past of the universe: a spice known as me­ clean out the lint drawer. TTie season. He committed five errors plays the position better than One broke up a Nolan Ryan The Mets In five, maybe less. lange Kyle MacLachlan, Franceses Annls, of the last good guys or' a post-apocalypse use it to hang dripping hand care of this newspaper. by far and away the best defensive more. 9 - * the' ‘ ...... d D En Cemino a la O T I Transmitido via Kenneth MacMillan 1984 Rated P G -13 In Earth to rescue their ki .tapped lady friend tennis shoes also seem to make m y satelite desde James L Knight Convention Stereo Sandahl Bergman, Harrison Muller towels much more fluffy. — Center en Miami (3 hrs ) [MAX] MOVIE: 'Jagged Edge' (CC) A 2:50AM [HBO] m ovie: 'Supmi ISABELLA (fD M O VIE: 'Rumble Fish' A troubled publisher is accused of bnjtally murdenng Strip* A young photographer becomes the S a l M youth idolizes his notorious older brother lllhn his heiress vrife Glenn Close, Jeff Bridges. target of both the mob and police amidst DEAR ISABELLA: If you wash Matt Dillon. Mickey Rourke. Dennis Hop­ Robert Loggia 1985 Rated PG the sleazy strip joints and nightclubs of IA Sontleo Why is World Series becoming an afterthought? mil per. 1983 Hollywood Rated NR. pillows or down-filled articles, the [TMC] M O VIE: Cavegiri' A high school tCNN) Prime News nerd is thrust back in time where he falls 3:00AM (3D Emergency shoes will also help to fluff up those articles. [D I8 ] Five Mile Creek for a prehistoric female who aids him in his [C N N ] News Overnight television networks, which tell them where, when and prominent in football circles. And these facts are search for manhood Daniel Roebuck The Mets and Red Sox In the World Series - how •con [HBO] On Location: Robin Williams at how. the World Series Is going to seem anticlimactic. reflected by the numbers of graduates now Involved In o n afi 1985. Rated R. [E8P N ] Auto Racing '86; CART Laguna about that* ^ the M et Robin pours feality into the waffle SEC A 300 Coverage from Laguna Seca, D E A R P O L L Y ; A few years ago, R ’s not the pinnacle like it once was. and that’s too Iron again when he hits the New York Me- [USA] Night Right There’s one thing I don’t like about the whole thing: college p ro ^a m s. Manchester boys’ soccer coach Bill CA (60 min ) (R). I installed a towel rack on the bad. m iM Neither team will be able to go with Its best pitching “McCarthy thy noted ■ that ■ eight recent graduates are now •hwte rotation throughout the seven-game series. Thoughts playing in college, Inriuding E ric Wallert al the M en COUPON University of Hartford. Jala y y Hedlund l and Dave Kelly EkpfTMDgo. IS. rase R ’s ridiculous the way the World Series has been Ltglon coaehM namad de-emphaslzed In comparison to the respective leagw Apl at the University of Maine, Brian Mllone at UConn and illif CADILLAC OLDS The Manchester American Legion baseball pro­ Nick Cacace at Southern Connecticut State WILLIAMSON’S championship series. You’d think, the way the L«n Auster gram has appointed a new head coach for the summer University. Extra $100 Discount on onv vehicle BnariltorD.tPack M.M MahURmaoMT-1M m J o schedule is, that the World Series Is less important Sports Editor o f '87. East football coach Jude Kelly was Jotting down a I"**!*** ® • • • w H.aT-ith *t.n than what leads up to It. __ purchased from •nvE-iNONEr' Dave Lawson, who handled the Junior Legion team list for himself the other day and came up with 27 inaritear AA-4Paok *S.M MaaaH Pral. T-1M it.n As T im M cCarver would Intone, “What s goln on the past two seasons, will take the place held by Steve names Involved on the collegiate ranks. That list 6 Total Yaaround ComfoH in Just c If you ftvftr use the ebove products you know the here?’IBIT7 Armstrong. Lawson will be assisted by Dave includes sophomore Buddy Zachery at Yale, Deron Ik it’s rIdiculouB that the Red Sox will not have Roger onapackaga Wmimwon’t pricee are greatl What about larger Remef Morency, the Rling Junior High varsity coach, and Bill Bayer at Western Connecticut State University One" hat no p m lM In Iho bidutlry. Ctemena available for three games. But Boston’s ace Darling Is normally the No. 3 starter for the Mete m Ak« Boom Box wortS

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Rockville, the team tbe Indiana will meet on the road NFL roundup *!?®'r"''‘^®^*’'*Fl.bbbilllonantitrustsuitthatnetted this weekend with kickoff 0 i;3B it only n . the dormant league announced Thursday that It is p.m. has not won a game in the CCC asking the courts to split the N FL into two t0ally separate East this season. Rockville record conferences and knock the established league off one of the three 0ands at O-O-i in the conference major networks. and 1-2-2 overall Cournoyer is ••We’i^ nirt going to give up. ” DSFL CommisMoner Harry inMstent concerning the impor­ Falcons out to prove they belong at the Usiwr ssid. 'Wc re not ^olng to go away/' tance of this game 0 "Rockville is a very good team. ” 0 Cournoyer commented, ‘"ntey i y Borrv Wllnar the other NFC West power, the league's overall offensive statis­ have an outstanding defense They The r m o t M f O Press hampered by injuries to Roger burgh; A. Louis at Washington; Tom Sow er to mtoe W orld Serlet 4Sers. San Francisco dropped a tics. 'They are ninth in defense. Craig and Wendell Tyler, has Bbmrs. tbe defense can coMiof you have two 6-0 ties this year and they game behind when it was upset by Tam M Bby at New Orleans; and and net let you breathe.” ea01y could be 4-1. The only game “This will be a big test for us,” struggled. San Diego at Kansas dty. ^ ~ A injury will keep Tom Seaver. the Boston Havingdlspooed of one divisional Minnesota in overtime last Henning said. "The 49ers are Zimmerman brndfe played in they lost by any margin was challenger last week, the Atlanta The other key divisional mat­ Tbe teanM w m tbe best lecords Red Sox Y^eran right-hander, from pitching againrt his 0 d weekend. explosive on offense and present chup on Sunday has unbeaten that game beeauae of a dfeteeated team, the New York Mets, in the World Series againM Simsbury (21-14) I think PalcoiM look to forther prove they in the AFC meet Monday night, elhow. wMIe Ms opposite number, "1 think we have shown we can the best balance we have seen.” ' Chicago at Minnesota in the NFC "Tom Seaver ^11 net be available, ” Boston Manager John that tliey are the favorites in our belong atop the NFC West this compete with anyborfy, hot we with nmfefented Denver at tbe New defensive end Kichard Dent, wns Central. The Vikings are 4-2. York Jeta. 5-i. McNamara said Thursday in disclosing he will go with the same league. If we can beat them, then it Amday against the San Francisco nmat compete with everytMdy.” out wife a groin poll. Both wilt go will be proof positive th0 we are And San Francisco is one of the Two we«d» ago. tbe Bears were 24-^ayer roster in the Series starting Saturday night that he used Atlanta Coach Dan Nenning said. league’s best road teants. with 30 Sunday. the be0 team in our conference” c Tbe surprising Falcons, coming Attractive inter-division and ^astating in a 2^0 blitxing of in the American League piayoffo again0 California. Ifenning came into this season with Rockville’s 0her loss, thus far c victories in its last 37 games away oW a 4-12 season, are S-i and have inter-conference gannes inchide Imnesota. sacking qoarterhack The Raiders have won three " H e can barely walk, l « alone pitch,” pitching coach Bill littic Job security alter two 4-i2 from Candlestick Park. JOff Kemp the Los Angeles Raiders at Miami. this season, was at the bands of a beaten DaBas andtbe Los A n g i^ campaigns. But he’s had the Tommy Kramer seven times and straight ganws since diropplng Fischer said. powerfol New Britain team, bow­ has been sensational as a replace­ Detroit at the Rams and the New holtHng the Vikings 10 ISP yanfe. ’ their opening three, while Miami Rnms during their quick start, the Falcons flying from the first week. ment for injured Joe Montana at York Giants at Seattle. ing 21-26. best in team histoiy. After diey Led by Gerald Riggs’ four quarterback and wideout Jerry "They have a very fine defense." broke a three-game sHdie last Cournoyer is very pleased with dropped the Rams...... from.. „a tie .V.for Also, it’s Dallas at Philadelphia; Minnesota offensfre fackfe Gary Sunday, ft’s a matchup of the M ett aro tho hom y betting pickt HMyard games and the guidance Rice has 34 receptions for a Green Bay at Cleveland; ffoMon his squad after five games and sees flrat in the division last Sunday, die Zimmerman said, “ft’sgoingfohe league’s second-best defense of quarterback David Archer, the 21.3-yard average and eight touch- at Cincinnati; Indianapolis at LAS VEGAS, Nev. — "Everything is Mets. MeU, Mets.' his team bettering themselves as Faleona turned their attention to Falcons are tied for fourth in the a chailenge Just to keep them off against Dan Marino and the N FL’s the season progresses "I am T the running game. Buffalo; New England at Pitts­ Tommy. When you get behind the top-rated passing attack. That’s how Mel Exber, owner of the Las Vegas Club, described NVraMpMtobyTaolMr satisfied. ” Cournoyer said. "We T the betting action on the World Series, which begins S^urday wHh New York hosting the Boston Red Sox. have improved every game and we already defeated one of the favor­ Hartford Public’s Orlando Rosa is hidden) and Tony Osman (31) move In. "It’s like an election. It’s a landslide.” ites in our league. South Windsor wrapped up by Manchester’s Jim The National League champions have been made a prohibitive The Indians will look to wrap up their We bad a mental lapse in the Pearson as teammates Dave Qolas 12-5 favorite, the most lopsided opening odds 0nce 1950, when the GlaMonbury game” Manchester fourth win on Saturday agalnat SCOREBOARD Yankees swept the Phillies, who were 3-1 underdogs. lost that one. 45-14. "I think that we (foreground), Fran Jurewicz (partially Rockville. have a good chance of winning the CCC East.” "Guys like Eric Rasmus and A1 Ea0 Catholic, coming off a big Stewart aharae Disney golf lead Cournoyer expected to have good Coach Jade Kelley doesn’t want Ms Smith and ail of the receivers have 16-7 virtory agaftiM Xavier, will team to underestimate its Baseball LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — Payne Stewart has a reputation years from people like senior done a great Job of catching and face Northwest Catholic in an Ail opponems FoutbuB Ttnuaactfoiia fftPOUTM /IRPl HncRey as a colorful fashion plate on the PGA tour, but he’d rather be Dwayne Albert. Junior quarter­ blocking. Goddard is one of the Conneefient Conferfence matchup back Kelly Dubois. Jim Goddard, “We pul a major emphasis on kiwwn for putting eye-catching numbers on the leader board. hubs of our team He. along with Saturday 0 16:36 a.m. in West taking one game at a time. 1 know 1, New yarkj and Ron Smith. But. he is most Albert are our mainstays.” Immi biMgbati mu "It’s been a long time since I ’ve won a tournament," Stewart Hartfmd. The Eagles are unbe0en Northwett is a hard-wOTklng team for r NFL MmSiifg NHL Vi^^Ni^R^B surprised by the play of his Albert, the Indians’ Jack-M-ali- in the ACC at 1-6-1 and 4-6-1 overall t:M 3 reflected Thursday after tying for the firrt-round lead in the receivers. "Our receivers are (he with a 10 of pride. If will be an p«n « bALTrMOME OmOtVStornoe Mark $500,000 Walt Disney WorM Oldsmobile Classic. **1 know what trades is averaging close to 166 while NorthweM is whiless in the em0ional game and emMions play AMgmCANCONPmgNCI WALrtltf i£ W H 8 2 N b big surprise.” Ournoyer said. yards rushing per game conference. 6-1 and 6-5 overall. ___ ■ _ _v< ott. r i nwf I TI06R3— WotvoO Oovo Col- that feeling is like. Once you win one, you never want to finish a big fa0OT.” CoiMomw A fesion i ilnt.ovinoWtr.ferffiopurpooeefofvfnsMm lS*rT%l.#F#A second again. M.Y. Jsto Ms wnconWlkmot rotooso. INMMby. OM. • 1 I S .O MO 133 PlINbursh "They say Payne Stewart is a flashy dresser, but he can’t win boston f, ComomM 2 3 3 0 .300 102 in TEMS *ANM*S-*elo«eed Tohy * Scholantlc roundup Houston 1, i m 'y M j) 2 4 0 .30 133 100 Horroti, Intlowtf, from ihooofloo yoor otMs rfHIVOVipTllw J We re trying to rertify that this week. This is a place where I eonfrort. Nomotf Devs Ooiiowov know I can play well.” NSW York ^ I S 0 .W 118 135 scoutfno supervisor tor Ttxos, Oktaheme, o>>* caMrai ® •«» S3 I « Loulstano ape ASoxlce. Stewart and Mike Sullivan, a pair of pros without a victory In Cositomtol P0yln, NY (holENnf). 3 : « c u m SSS i i 2 >4S ^PITTSBUBGH PlEATBS- the pa0 three years, opened with 7-under-par rounds of 65. i 2 2 MI l » M3 Coventry shakes off the rust, beats RHAM «. Mutton S I 5 0 .187 MO in Annovnostf tin t Ron Sefwotor, pitoMns 2 t, Pm^ h I Ikwikisi 10 COO0I, will not rotum noxt sooson. I W ^ s PlltobortSt 1 3 0 .187 85 M» Nomoe Tommy Sondt tfrsfhoso coodi. 1 1 1 3 12 M im iiv. 00. n FNOfpTwOI 1 2 I 3 14 ^vO KIbler heads W orld Series crew C O V E N TR Y - With two-goal opened (he scoring with the game (S), 4. Merry Chediltwict (Ml.. 3. •oofon 7, Calltomto 8, ii Inninos Oonvor Rotitrod Gene tomont, tMrdUcue coodi, BuTMto 0 2 8 2 V K0hy Pordeii ($1,8. jMstco martirsh 0 i 8 0 0 1.000 17V 101 ondRltti OennellV/bullpen coodi. efforts from scoring machine Les­ only 17 seconds old. Danehy. Cross Country (Ml, 7. Kim Troop . _____ Houston 3, Mea York i Sooffflo 4 2 0 .887 10 « CAMPMLLCOIIPiRbftCR NEW YORK -i- John Kibler of the National League, making his ...... “ I tSl, 8. K aren Moneoy, 00. n Konses Clfy 3 3 0 :300 in 111 ^^nniava lie Danehy and Monica Hodina. assisted by Hodina. made It 2-6 at Machete (S), 9. Sharon Kopp0 tSi, 10. Houston Wjtow.Yerk, poO., rain L.A. ftoWors SAM FRANCISCO-Nomed Don Zimmer Toronto fourth World Series appearance, was named Thursday along M HS girft bow K0hy Lornoch (S). 3 3 0 .300 108 102 ttilrtMwse cocKli. 1 0 2 4 fagyI l•9F• Nr# TOOMtSV, O 0. M Son Dfose i 5 6 !i87 iit iw 0 . Louts 1 1 1 3 ,o.auitm,4M.tt. Coventry High shook off some of the 27:17 mark of the first half ___ I a s k b t b a l l 'i with five other umpires to work in the series starting Saturday York I HMiton 1 ,12 Inninoi NATIOVWL COHEEgEfoCt 1 2 1 3 12 13 W « h i ^ M , _ Ootrtner*r I (Plypnftd, the rust as It toppled R H AM High. With only three In the top 10. booton a W ioo Hoe M 7 :^ g moHto -Corpo Corpo0i0or, wm night between the New York Mets and Boston Red Sox. Hodina and Danehy added goals Manchester High bowed to Sims­ NEV JERSEY NETS— Slsned Domeil SSm R* 12®* 13 4-1, in Charter Oak Conference Volleyball Mfrinoooto O i l 1 13 Kibler. who worked previous series In 1971,1978 and 19S2, will to make ft 4-0 before Heather bury. 24-35, in girls’ cross couMry _N tw York 7, Heurtan & 18 kinlnot, Now WBMnoton 3! I 1 0 2 .SO s>» 120 V7« Volenffne, ouordjp on ottor stieW. ' haltoiMM girls’ soccer action Thursday. York wins sorlot 4-2 M O Tp A L L WInnipoo be Joined by Ed Montague and Harry Wendcistedt of the National Oliver answered for RHAM, 5-3-3, action Thursday at Wickham Park. B '•? . . 4 2 0 .847 172 118 HsHen0 EietooR Leemw 13 11 MH8 upended booton 0, Colltomla 1, Booton wins 2 2 0 4 18 13 League and Joe Brinkman, Jim Evans and Dale Ford of the The win lifts the Patriots to 8-1 on a direct kick. The loss drops Manchester to 5-2 twios 4-2 „ 2 4 0 .333 84 10 ^M TRO IT LIOMS-PtocedbSby Wort- CMIHPViTOn 2 2 0 4 .SraitoSTiR*’’- * " ’*" American. It took four S0S before tbe Wns, Mrnertnck, on Inlured reserye. Los Anoetos 2 2 0 4 overall. I( was only their third for the season. Simsbury’s Tanya ** * CtnlM ** Ctotmed Rod Hill, cornerboek, on wolyers Voncpuver 13 0 2 game In three weeks “ Duetosome The two goals gives Danehy 21 Schaeffer was Individual winner Manchester High girls’ volleyball __ _ fMsrbBv, M . N from file Buttolo bills. VInny TBitavordo A“ t4JfX with a lime of 13:54 over a 2.4-mile team succumbed to South Windsor Beeton of Nam York^3^.m 5 2 2 ' 222 ^ PHILADELPHIA EAGLES— Zim m er to direct Giants’ traffic scheduling problems we’ve only for the season. 7 on Thursday at Clarke Arena. The s !S !S S ^ i i 2 IS •< \M lym Jim Gilmore, ouord. Stoned Adorn This fifth-year senior, who Ffyirt 0. Gf mefcf f played three games In three layout. Manchester’s Kim Jarvis Boeton at New Yorkj^t;23 p.m Sctirelber, ottenslye lineman. N.Y.m IsMfidtro; s i l r o S was second In 14:24. scores were 15-9, 10-IS, 15-8 and Tompojk lv 1 3 0 .147 100 133 took over as the University of SAN FRANCISCO — Don Zimmer, who was third-base coach weeks.” noted Patriot coach Paul "R H A M applied a lot of pressure t, 00. 21 Green Boy 0 8 0 .000 74 177 Boston 3, M lf^ the first half (but goalie) Anna Manchester coach Phil 15-10. Hongfa Luangpraseuth, Lisa New Yetk oTbeeleii pjjt. 90LF Miami quarterback upon the Ouoboc 4. r JjjHJJWJf for the New York Yankees for most of this season, has been hired Lombardo. "This gap left us a little Bonefant and Paige Lepak played PGA— Rrtnrtotod Mac O'Grody tollow- I aafviPB Werfel made several outstanding Blanchette noted he had five Inp 0 stk-tournomont suspension. graduation of Bemle! KosarKo» in W^kHirk as the San Francisco Giants' third-base coach for next year, team rusty but we pulled together in the well for the Indians, now 1-10 for New York 0 boeton, 8:M p.m. toms 4 2 0 .847 118 no tip, 7:8 p.m. officials announced Thursday. saves to keep us In the game” runners out with Injuries and two TbonObv, OcTa 8n Proncseo 4 2 0 .887 1M V7 1985, looms as one of the top TOfOnfO QT J , 7 :8 p.m. I), 2:57."^’•pXia I second half and slowly took more on the sidelines with Illness. the season. Now York 0 Booton, If nocoosorv, 0:0 NowOrloons 2 4 0 .333 0 115 .NstonoTSSSc-ev^ Oefrptf 0 g •:8 pJn. 3r VdnCOUVwr# rwviT I Zimmer was a major league player for 12 years and has worked . HABTFORDWHALERS-AsslBfiedOroo Helsman 'Trophy candidates control of the game. Everyone "We were lucky to hove five MHS won the Junior varsity p.m. .M^ftorit Lfdif«r)8 11:01 <0pl. as a manager for nine years. He began his career in 1949 as a Coventry has a make-up date __ _ Istotbiv. 00. a Ojleopo 0Mlnnesoto, 1 p.m. Brlti, flow 0fto, to Blnshomton ot the in all of college football. N.Y. Rangers 0 N.Y. Istanders, 7:0 worked very hard” starters left for today,” he said. match, 15-3 and 16-12. Meredith Booton 0 Now York, tt noceotory, 1:8 American Hockey Lcosue. farmhand with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Saturday at 10; 30 a m. at Portland Oollm 0 PMIodelplito, 1 p.m. COLLHOR Rm u IH: 1. Sch04ff«r (S113:34 tor 2.4 Duggan served well for the 2-9 p.m. grewi Bin 0 Cleveland,XriwwiwnM# 1 p.m. NSA aMAXHC pillodetohia 0 Mgrttord, 7:8 p.m. Hodina. assisted by Danehy. High. mllM, 2. Jorvl* (M l, 3. Martha Kolter young Indians. ^ tsndsv, 00. a H ^ e n ert Cincinnati, 1 p.m. FW R ID A STATE— Suspended Sommlo B0taw 0 wtmnaim, 7:33 p.m. 1**0 bendi, tw vW by Toeehet (tog bortm 0 Now York, 8 nocottory, 8:8 ndtatwpollt 0 Buttoloilo, I p.m, Smith, running back, and Eric Haves, t o j j J g t s s y j i r p i ^ 7 :8 p.m. m «y m « on to|, 17«J;Jutor, V0v p.m. EST Arwtiot toldors 0 ...... Erlc Krohn and Anthony WilliamsI,_____ defen- 0 Miami, 1 p.m. slvellnefnon,toronegamefortollln0 oshow tom B n o l ^ 0 PIttsborah, 1 p.m up tor practice. St. Lm Io 0 Woshlimon, Tp.m . |nn Pranclsco 0 AfloMo, 1 p.m. G EO R G IA — Suspended...... Doug So- G o lf iSSSiircikJa'a'I^^ Tiiiy In biMbill iPihPg Buy 0 tow Orleans 1 p.m. muel.comerbock, Indefinitely for fMlIng nrer 0 Mlnntimi, 8:8 p.m. to Lot Ano0M, 10:8 p.m. show up for proctice. 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Coll 643-9913. and out ot state dellvwles. *----- Thursdov. Jordon Orottmon Denver 4 over t o w York Jets sectional meet. They were: Miller, P0 McGowan LtosMtwn— (lordiroioktr.PatOrauiim. boy ond B-month-old girl, Coll 527-0225. Maintenance p0 son part Must have clou 11 license. ployees, Caihlere, nlo0lon ikillt and mature tcptod ^ fp 0 t and Dvnvne Ooldtton COLLEOE Oersfcl, Uccello, Larsen, Smyers, Sco- IVra Curl to follow Monchest0 Pub­ Printing Operator-Small time to work locol Stock. Full time and ludgemant. Cell 82A7103 onbfor the m m t. Potor Itoritvhodtwo romMle ond McLeon. Mark C0oovecthlo multi nth 12nottset0 ess. 0 Coll 646-5000 tor qw m t and Jason Dlttorte one tor lic School calendar begin­ Tvpist-Part time will In­ apartment complex per­ appointment. part-time positions tor drtella. 1- Mfonri vt.. .CtnSinott, no line Mark McCumbor Bnilm B, Mirth Btiri S ning Jonoory Sth, 1917, Experience referred will clude 0 wide variety of im m . Derek Ootton posted hit third 2. A Iq b o n w W yi over Tennessee Don PoelOY PERSONALS train. Typing necessary, forming maintenance and available experience thufout 0 the teoten tor llllnp. Eric } to b ro M o MVk ever Missouri Bobby wim M s Tuesdov-Fridoy, occa- 0her duties. Please call grounds keeping duties. Pointers M/F-Experlenct Marls, Oordenjtomntpn, Brian tolM- 4. Midrigan 7 ever lowo Cralp Stadlfr stonolly Monday; usually 55 wpm. East Hartford 649-3900. not necessary, many Bon and Jed StonstiMd alto 0oved Calaadar location. 35 hour week. Experience referred but not necessary, but depen- f gkwhotnp 8 over Oklahoma State JoylJoy Hoos 8:06-2;45pm. My home 0 will train. $5.00 plus per employee benefits. 0. Penn Stole 1V over Syracuse Soon Hech Small office. Excellent Established Manchestw dobllltv Is. 86.91) to 87.i0to87.( . IIIlM It home today op0n0 Ihe East 7. Aitoiim W over Georpto Tech yours. Bush Hill Rood hour to stort depending on Start, plus profit shorlno. Apply in person daily STUDENT CMItollc t area. Mother with 3-4- benefits, colt Mrs. Polmer Construction company 8. towo 7 undtr Michigan TO D AY P 0 LindMy New Credit Cordl No one 289-9576, Monday through ability. 643-5119 weekdays Excellent opportunity tor Mon-Sat Manchester K V. Woshtngton vs. Bewnno Green, no beys Seccor Lonnv WWklns yeor-old welcome. Non­ seeks heavy equipment 9-5. Mart 239 Spencer dm South Windsor o1 Manchester, 3 :» 8m I___ ftfosed Vlsa/Most0 oard. smoking home o mu0. Fridov between 8:30 and op0 otor tor bulldoze, 0 omotlon. Transporta­ LOAN Coll 1-619-565 1522 ext. 3:30. tion deslreoble. 699-1989. Street EOE. 10. Artnno Stole 1 under So. CWitenUo Cheney Tech 0 RHAM, 3 :» D ove B arr References required, so- bockhoe, and excavator. Manchester Accounting position ovallobla. 11. Temo A8M 8Vh ever Boyter C o v v n ^ 0 & st Hom^o'n, 3 :» O eneSoutrs isrvgdbyJ C76CT... 24 hours. lorv negotiable. 643-7616. Class 1 license helpfol, 1 11 LSU 8Vk over Kentodiv Portlond 0 Bolton, 3:-, Rick Pthr • a s s in S S - Clerlcol/Datp entry. Mon- office has opening tor Sondbloster and machine Excallant growth Bow ling •HU Soccer dnowo^rr vom year experience required. bookkeepers, fox reep - 6 Join 13. Mtotsolppi State M over Tuiane John Adorns chest0 medical 0 oup 0 oper0or-No experience M- ^'*53S» • u ^ fexu* Manchester 0 South W indsor, 3:30 Lorry tolsen Must hove references ond ers ond data entry opera­ necessary, will train,0ori potantlQl for tha a g e i I f } o. Qglltotuto 1 ever Arltena State Cross CooMrv Ivon Smith seeks port time help. Typ­ own transport0lon. Ex­ V ln 0 Tech 0 Cheney Tech, 3:30 ~ ’-PtoyQwerluntHis-.quibgclotS; Imploymont ing skills required. Coll tors. Full or port time. Immedlotely. Barry right pgrson. Ex- If fottoraSaverOrvM Jett OtVbIti urtnoli.' j j r ^ j , cellent opportunity for the Coll 643-4858. Bio0, 238 Hartford Rood, work ■ H i f u l l 17. Ctomten IWk over Duke •Hts Swtmwtob N10 Potoe Horticultural mainte­ 647-0238. rth0 Individual. Call Col­ ptrltnct htipful 1b. to rth CartOna 11 ever N.C. Stole Manchester 0 Permi, 3;M DovM Frost A Education leen 0 646-0505. (Rear) 646-2992. 8:30 bqni Hook in-1V7-sa, Lourle 2 - UCLA 15 over O0ltomta South Catholic vs. Eost Catholic (0 nance techniclon. Expe­ Port time mature person We will have a full time but not manda­ ran 177-m-sa. Doreen Oopran 211-81. 2S:-Bg7** r . * ^ v g fo r Texas A S M M H S p o o l), 3:30 BobEogtweod _tofogg Rgri.Poumlgr.Llng>min—jWh rienced with tropical Tronscrlptlonlst medical for busy store. Eost Hort- You'll And Ihe help you tory. 0-12 PrfgcRta Cuthmon iPO-hPItS-sa,______Ondy_ m e ) So. M e t ^ si lSjivor Houston Andy torlh JM rd P u iM M Begton, MMMtton 3 plants preferred but will hill time tor physicians Estobllshed Monchett0 tord/Mon Chester town need in. Clossltled. 643- poeltlon available Dedoon 18P482, Karon Trocov 1VB-518. Eduardo Remsro Construction Company Vhbtntu Tech m mwrfvmple Grog Lodihpfr »=«< ■ ilW ; train the right person. office In Monchest0 . line. Altern0lne nights 2711. ehortly 1-2 yrt. tMleror Apply In paraon. UM H o ^ 181-S87, Anita Shorts aos fapoBCiaafe «:w9r Hartford area, reliable Must be eo(rtr, hve com­ seeks a Laborer for oen- 5-)). Dairy Mart 368 MI-488, Betty E0tano 288-487, Barrt Konw o 7 p v ir KOi m Stole Eost Catholic 0 Northwest Catholic, MNe Donato fVlinr qrara^aV TTvHwV iNElfWAUm erol construction. Refer­ courteey clerk expdri- let Chumpuara iaS-488, Morton Smtth 47b, OMo Stole 14 ever Purdue 10:30 a.m. Brad Pawn 4«7; Oaunran, bos (h______oar needed. Excellent be­ mon tense, ability to leorn Spencer Street Monches- Maureen Wood 46S, Kathy Benentkl Notre Dom e Wk over A ir FOroe Manchester 0 Rockville, 1 ;30 p.m. BnU Bryant OceartlS, Min, moler (tSMwInoJ, N;12; Radio, T V nefits. 24^2S54. quickly and hove o oood ences required, i year ter 569-3046. ence mq0red. Call Mr. Ooeratol7< B o n Seceer HM Sutton experience necessary. EP0 Catholic 0 St. Bernard, 1 p.m. MugR, Min (Mnhlno), IV;4V. Port time drivers - wanted knowledge of een0 0 of­ Whitney at S68-2020 ------— j 7 ever Illinois Buddy Gardner for South Windsor sdiool House cleans needed fice procedures. Excel­ Good opp0 tuntty for NorMo 7 evor RMoers MCC 0 OreentlMd, 2 p.m. DHk MO0 Stwii gn pP0 begton b-lbO-27. Min- right IntfvMuol. Coll Col­ tor more Inform0lon By v 5 over Wyomlni Gary HoUbei'u iwoto M-Tb-SO. buses. Storting pay 86 per weekly. Green Manor lent pov and many ben0- Tbxo* Tbch 5V8 ovor Rioe EOM Catholic 0 Tprrtnpton, 11 o.m. Jhn Cotoert Dour. Full trolning pro- areo. Manchester 646- Its for the right person. leen 0 6464)905. EOE. Shoron Ollvor 17131b, Kathy Rond0l PgwgrMov OpeerVunfllw—beotan 1 0 'tsr Stanford141k r over Oropon CMpBeCh 8; MlMNWlatms. o w , E i w vMed. Cell 528-0006. 7917. Pleose coll 647-1493. MB. Joan Ttppinp 481. Stominski MonchastorrEost Catholic 0 Brown Jett Sluman 88Si MaBittra Dietorle 4V1. M aryland Wik pypr W oke Pprvti Oe0lM b 80on, Rigain (30 ghefbV _V:b8 boktop:____ _ Hgnrv TUImon vs. ------S2V8» invltotton0 (Providence, R.i.) Donnv Bdwardi sawgg). Mkwraoto. bioupro (2732). Tvrera BaeM. ESPN r

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iorwejim,nMf9v#>- fViOVIdVE MHMf IN prpsifofoap araa. y S o T O w i I M w *mbbmmemomn-9M Caamar aTanfad- flog. Setup tvpBift-______ronip y d oa. n a xm a Mom. Aaarairfmaraiv' »-Sd ,pfH»t»gs. won- stiwarpr. liapSBiRBiiximg tw aWfoiff I S K 1 L ! S s"5 !S ’* 2222f 5y55L* 52f iwwiiw. Bond rp Oevaowdawwiiwaaowato- noPfS P9r WOTir. PHRIIBIP a g s g a s R a g • W v Iff Meneheshw HP- sM irxiriffKrxir-on t s turnm, Bffp eamp, ••Wff ™wr. 0 3 n w w a . nra ava a rran e a oWaiHoow sniff. Expa- mfd CrO Bor uu ia wBh we # fo dweefo Hbgg gEHsgr RWNOogiy naadfd. danaroi rtafp Brfowigey. FyaWy vord danaad praHirvad Bar wni •mbwrd Floee Mondies- !tvfopreow,dbw BBrenk- Free fo good homg. 4 aw Oni oiH». Can tnna troM rtonr aarwn. 11001/ for. foaf room, aa vmiB oa a wiWt aforoBP Rpiwiff# month OW mote kitten - @©ec3l(38 cmatndtmdm. n» Om an a v m ^ .( m town movF- formotdfoinoroompnfhe S n tM k JBeRPSfi A Jffek- Monclwstor 3 Bediraem, onona oM(s> o rtd o n y v ; very fovoBfo, whHg wflh JJJ^hMadWicg preforypd flffW Boor, Id It 9 roe appitanceg. SPS a month. grey tiger stripes mork- Satasarva oos aonow of- NM n Sifwar, m onam tur. ^ ^ w p i f f . Good wage. room, 4 workfoB fWpsfo- Security, reflwences. N o ______^i»n or port nawtait. a«r? iMia ^ a i - Saa Snswa or Lia. pels. 547-9137. hfos Hiss on shots. Con 59348#. M tmmocofofo Romp, 5 « ^ l Behoeen •;0Bontf .. to OHsiier pHoiws, tnas and waakands. ?pcfo» Service Oesfonoe- whff fdbul lovoof for anfor- Colfooe ToBten iff yoor > niBlIf f y «M » 4 0 - niartwa noors. eosmar 5:00pm. osk for Mary. donimia- ranoBia oar oe^ Hffndv mon-Fun Mne or Meodawa Manor, a St$ fofofoOL Sat on t.#oeres, foforVT Sforf sevfop nowt l-pcair fropcRiad' a>n»ananea arafwraif but MO panon wmi doflfuda port Wme. Apptylff gewfon bed multi-level core fffdl- D.W. FBh Beolfv 5481591 #»RMiaouByifftRfosuper3 apporf onif roa-Donvti- wnt nroM. aaair M aarson ibr noarsa naadOd os port l»v is seekiffa a ouallffod or m-1400. •jmliy fo AtancRosfor. Wonted-Rdbbit hutch. or eon oafwaan M m and Omen Motor inn, NBEffst EfoifoTrdfofoparevWBdU: Coll offer 5. nm afM ar in manontsftr Center SWeef. indiviifoal fo fill o port Weny fowevwmanfo. A8- S25,MB mlnlmom t a i awn. Ados Moon, 3so omca. Con Mr. noMi or 1 ^ position Iff our SodOf *.-222? •fo'M- Ssparofo awsr MMWa Tpita. « a MT^KM. e o E ufRBfos . Greof Rieeme. aatfed. Com FronchNe D w Monchesfor-prtme oBlce oftr holl oMe position Service Deporfowfff. Ap- aorRwanf, 5awM9. i- LEGAL NOTKB •HAAS High School He­ pneont should hove a 3 badVoom Cope. W x i t Hpffdy locoffon noor lOoeeMO so. tt. center at bron, Ct. tmmedlofo open- •oehetor’s Degree Iff So- Wrppfocedlivfogreom, 1st dbwwfosm. S M tjm jffcfc- town. 5W-1447. Pvrauont fo Sec 7-3W of tbe CosMor - naot dpoaor- Boer fomBy room, dfofog ^ A J M c m Ifool e d - MoHCRaafor-Com m arcfol' The Beard er Efocoflen, lie CT General Stafufes, notice TV e CBdnger/Orfver-One L»P Fot oppticoflon clol Work or o retafod Building, store Wont. Long Hm Drive, Eoet Hart­ onca. Aaatr vamon Snail of Cortrwcffcuts fargesf field. Experfonce Iff 6erl- room and M n T7 tower Ofo. 54TB#»V 445amJ Is hereby oivtn ifMt the owdN of ffw Stmon Konowir I7S-S0O. P»aosecolta9a»«74. FOE. level roe room. 7 ton # ig y sWaat. aWAOBSWono f o f l^ 'H m v * " a ^ iJ ! u ! ? ? ? " • mochine West- ford, CT., wm receive aeolad ef flnonclfo stofomenls of file i A— ociiH*, Me. ^ ratolMrs Is Mokkiafo dfolcs or Accufo Core Baof etfofo5#-7llsab bend model 5100, new, Mdt for "REPAIR, RE­ Town of Bolton for Ih* ftocol flit one ftoa time poslflbn. Ld^er-Foii time for preferred but not neccs- boBis, covered brick po- -fosf whof the doctor or- PLACEMENT A CLEANING year ending June381908 has ncp iw^* Bo. I cor goroge. III9,9W •wedff Rstax fo Me great SW . con Offer 5pm. 078 OF DRAPES". BW hiforme- been comoWed by the wn- Experience areBfrred bof Efggt fkitMricafVon shop. s«vv. No phone colls w ^ y epewMge for D.W. FHh ffooBy 543^1591 fo g n t boM fhof comes lien end eeeciWeenene ore llom C. Reynelde 8 wni Wolff. Citon dVfylffp Company poM unfforms Pfoose. Ftaose send re- or an-idfo. evenode fo the Business Of­ Company, Certified Public w m AwmI m m fn «»M- record a m ad. it ifffsr- « d benefffs. Must hove fotne fo AAeodews AAonor. WfM this ramblfop9room Excellent focotlon-heot, fice. Seeled bMS wm be re- Acceuntunta of Aeyfum •oncR fo Boltoff. 3 bed­ Ronlili For Safe-Custom mode ise (few rMtoraiione. Ka/ auncn - exemnasiorf eded con SeidBT or stop wlyers license and trae- 333 BMWen SWeef. Man­ ofr ,fanHor, parking. 500 dVoperles, blue with cus­ cefvsd until S-.ae e.m., Tues- Avenuu, Hartford, CT., and 00 ooaroflOn of on asfoo- by Town FOW Twe, 39a porfotfon. 548-MW. FO E chester. ct. 05MB. Affon- rooms, RiB Bosamanf, 2 souore foet 8250. 549-5334. Wwe ^^aWfelt^Vv By Of llw report of ffw oudH M on Caedfidatet maat Monchesfer-y room dbr- tom nftode sheers and which fhne they wm be euP- file In thu Town Clerk’e of­ nsnad proorassl/a eom- MMdIe Take, Wssf. flon Mr. VIner. car BoraBe, tofs of afoas, double rod, mode for slid­ N n # 2- 3 yeara of ponv ssaftsaxparisncad 10 AAnfoisWeter. meredCope. I car garage, ora gfos fof. fU O .m ja c k - Main SWeet-1000 square nciy opened ond reed foeud. fice, 223 SoHon Center Rood, dMMIy aerfcmaoaUfp fw ^TLC . Frieedtoson ing gloss doors. Frice Is The Beerd of EfoKoflon res- SoHon, CT. Sold OUdH N fay pod or dOfo anfry fo " * JS S !?o b #fol Esf- foef, onryle parking. Ideal S125, original cost more arves fhe rluht to eeceei or avaliaMe for public Inepee- M wood window mw- oparolors. Waca work A areal starter." Kfor- gfo. 547-0400 or 5450545 ElffiL for prefosstonot or busl- - — epeninp tor MochfoW-lmmedlefe op­ than double. Excellent reiecf eny or on bids or me Hon. c comoansoflon nond- port rime cosfodfof assfsf- oon Reel Estate. 549-1147. ness use. 529-5555 riaM fe wolve technical for- nufaeturtng and raa- enings for first doss ISTTUim M Oawflamaff-CawWat, ar8 foiofity, condition, and ap­ moilfMe H H M In the besf in- Dufed at BoHon, CT., fftfe somalr rawordi fgsf acca- «W needed by Me SovM mochinists fo set up and Thrag family Invoaf- evenfogs. im day of October, 1908 feratfon. TharawMba rola kay onfry. Lknlfcd n m m manfll iWony mofer Im- vale home, fofephono, pearance. Coll Dfone of ferast to do ae. t lo b In atgMrmanv- Windsor Boord of Edffco- pperofo; lofho, BrMbe- 871-2725. Richard A. Hue! CATHERINE K. LEINER ooanMos for 7n6 and 3rd grovamanfs Including next to shower. Forkfog TOWN CLERK OF BOLTON faefurlnd. Compatl- ffon .for molfffafniffa fff- porf CNC mochlffiffg een- 5495B)1. Director sniffs. Apply k» parson mole toclimes. 3Vi fXMrrs fors. FuHv oW condlltoned Active older woman m now roof, sfdfog, sformt, „ Businmt Serylcos 043-10 Ifva aafary. Can or Open House. Soturdory ll- MHNRIMTES 2 14 X 5 Rims for Chevy 04810 Mon-FrI. bafwaen Oom- ^ l y , 7:30 fo 1:00pm. 5 shop, liberal overtime. excellent heoffh mter- ovtfors, ate... Many fofo- Wuck. Never ussed. S2S. 3pn*. Mon FrocassMaSys- t. NB1 Cotonloi. 3 Bed- rtor ranovotfons hova CenWot tocotlon, kRehen: W M ira •and raauma to; d ^ weekly. September Apptv Paragon root Cam- esfod In shoring someones prhrlMges. Forking evoB-- 549d9S5.a ftn*s «> Frasiloa Fork «d. fhrovgh June. Apply m pony, 171 Adorns SWeef. home. References overtro- Bean eempfafad wHh RfVirATIONTOBfo able. Security and refor-.. Lody fo shore condomi­ T Eosf Horfford Cf M1M. porson of Me FOclinies Manchester. 547-0935. ble. Coll Froled Home v a n s .' •Ming room. Coll more ptanned before ctes- Two Westbend humhflfl- CARS Sealed Mds will be received Hufflon Waaourcaa EOE. Shore, 7354511. fo NofM Elm fog. Exeeffont focomg, an enees reouWed. STB ger- nium. 547-1294. In the General Servlcee' ot- U m b U m w f Services Office, 1737 Moln week 54M777or S#-353i. ers verficfo for cWculo- FDR SALE SWeef, South Windsor. Ct. Street, AAonchester. sfotarafo ufflHtes, posBive tleo, 41 Center St., Monebes- /iM M M nikM l flon, directlonfo control, ter, CT untn OCTOBER 29, or COII53A5711. 60E. Full time dellverv person- eoah flow. Someffoonclng sis each S2S for two. 1fS6 at II :00 a.m. for Ihe fol- 4 3 ^ Albany Aranua Heow Iffffog, 4D hours Eosf Horfford-Newlv o^le^fe Worn owntr. 1979 Ford Folrmont/2 Ifsfed 3 tamlly on 330 ft 5455729.D TAN lowlno: Wfosi Hanford, CT OOtlT Nurses AMes-Currenfly plus, solory to commensu- Rail Estate Friced to seR S179,BM>. Merchandise TAN SALES SALES CANS door-good around town (1) REPAIR OP KOMATSU Sacorlfy. Fort fima accept Me appncoflons for rofo wfM experience. Be­ dsep lot. Quiet resIdtnflOf ^ s o n A Jockson Bool SALE cor. Cosh only! 5800. Coll D-55 undercarriage 232>4$45 SS.OO/hovr Evanfnos A area. Alumfnum siding, RIdIrtg nnower. Yardman FDR SALE our Nurse Aide Trolnlne nefits available. Dependa­ gfofo 547-0400 or 545 5 horse power, two speed after 5. 5484548. (2) FLOW METERING waakands, Monchasfar- class Mol wni begin soon. ble hord working people newer boiler. Insufofad. SYSTEM (REBID) /Varnon area. Mud be Oefolls, Mr. DelRocco, plus reverse. Air fires, T o g Sole-Soturdov Also fcAlng appncoflons only need apply. Coll 543- Four roam apartment fo - new beHs. S99 5484535.0 Tog Sole - Soturdoy, Oct. 1973 Chevy Novo, 4 door, 5 (31 ONE NEW8WHEEL over }$, naof A dependa­ 7171. iR W g M i Betttere Agency 547-1413. Monchesfer-Very clean 7 Ocofber 18th. 10-3. You 1975 Volkswogon bug cylinder, oufomotic. for CNAs. We offer excel­ two fomffy house with CTIRES 10,9om-4 pm. 79 School St. S4S0/best offer. 549-5550. DRIVE DUAL WHEEL ble. Claon polica racord. iwnllv home. Each unH forge yord. No pals. Se­ moke on offer I Couch, 1973 Dofsun 510 Meol tor Body good needs mechan­ 30,000« OVW DUMP SALES lent woge and benefits. Four foot fluorescent fix­ choir, rugs, mfscellone- ports excellent mechonl- Coll 537-032$. Fleose contact : Director All real estate advertised Sp«lous U A R • room wtfh Ifvfog room, eot-fo curity ond rgfaranoaa. Saturday, October 18th. ical work. Has snow tires. TRUCK (REBID) You con moke excellent Colonial. 4 forge b e ^ Antique cabinet, SM. Call tures wHh lomps and new ous Hems. 40 East Middle 1983 Chevrolet Caprice cal condHIon. Body shot. PERSON of Stoff Deveiopement of In the AAonchester Herald kitchen and two Bed­ S39S monthly. 543-0730. 549-57410. ballast, ss eoch. 549-5M1.0 182. FurnHureondmlscel- $99. 5483010D The Town of Manchester le dish cloths Worn the mesh rooms, panelled family rooms. Hardwood floors, tom-Spm. Tpke. classic station wagon. 3rd 1500 negotiable. Coll offer on equal ooportunHy em- Cresffleld Convolescent Is sublecf to the Fair loneous Hems. No early seat, oir condHIonIng, 5.5487882. pleyer, and requires on offlr- Immadfcrla posHlon Home/Fenwood Manor. bogs In edtlch oranges, Housing Act of 19M, srMch rearn. country kHchen, newer roof, BulH In 51. birds pleose. 52 Lawton Pontloc Rero 1985, excel­ Vh IwfhSz In ground poof, Caber Ski Boots worn Mini tog sale-A IHfle Ml of power windows, and mollve action policy for all of for ralofl sofas par­ Mondav-Frlday, 7am- potatoes, onions, etc. are ntokes It Illegal to odver- F ^ l n g for 4 cars .D. W. 7 apartments, 4 A 5 room , twice. Ladles size 9 plus. Rood, Manchester. lent condHIon, olr condl- Its Contractors and Vendors sold. Just boll for IS % ocre lot. Asking FNh Reofty. 5481591 or everything. 9-2. Soturdoy locks, cruise control, 1955 Ford FOIcon-4 door, tlonlna, 5 speed. S5700. son wlffi rooldfy on- Corpanfar/Halpar - Fosl- 3pm of 543-5151. EOE. the onv preference, lim­ appliances, retereneee SSO 545-7247.0 great condHIon. Mlleoge as a condHIon of doing busL minutes In water to which * • •foUfv •71-14W.O CUTTHim 10/18, 70 Greenwood Tog sale - Saturday 10/10, excellent condition, t Days 2385174 or 8785477 nets wHh the Town, os per oandfno rafofl ovfo tHM» opan for ombfflous itation or discrimination and securHy requirsd. No Drive, Manchester. 30J)00. S7BOO. 5485947. owner. 92,000 miles. chlorine bleach hos been 5483597.0 Pde. S4M A SS50 respsc- A12. 1975 Pocer car, tv- evenings. Federal OrOor 11246. ports cfiofn. No ax- Individual lo do kffcfian RNs-3 toll supervisor. We based on roce, color, reli­ Goroge Full-tor sale-Fleo S900/best offer. 5482903 or parfanca nacassory. are seeking RNs for our added. Pul still good but gion, sex or notional Ywfton - 4Vi room yfoyl Hyfoy. 545-110B. pewrHer, table pods, gas Bid forms, plans and soeelfl- and both ramodalino, Immoculofe older Coton- market and tog sole Toe Sole-Soturdoy Oc­ Mustang 58289, 3 speed, 5488703. cfolons ore available at the Wa provf da on axcaf- hova reliable trana- 155 bed facility wdh good no-longer needed furni­ origin, or on Intention fo sided RonCh. Scoroe price Hants. Coll for appoint­ engine, mannikin, moto­ 79 Chevy Comoro, power (fonerol Services' office. fol wHh lots of space and ronge. Exosllent starter tober 18th, 10-4. 355 Tlm- automatic, power steer­ steering, power brakes, lanf frolnlno pro- PorWIon. Foy will ba organizational ond Inter- ture and appliances bock moke onv such prefer­ Monchester-Moluro per­ ment 747-11SS. rized butter churn, ing, 71JI00 original mites. TOWN OF Into use bv selling them tots of chorm. Three gen­ home, only 175,900. McCo- Full length mink coal, rod Rood, Manchester clothes, misc. Much much 1974 Mercury Comet, 5 automatic, running condi­ orom, BanalNs ond uaeed m axparfanca and personol skills. Excellent ence, limitation or dls- son or couple for very nlca (off Spring St.). Movkigl S28S0 or best offer. 543- MANCHESTER, CT. benefits and wages. Also wHh o low-cost Classified. crlmtnoflon. The Herald erous bedrooms. Eot-ln vonogh ReoHy 549-3MBji 4 room apartment. Cor- lund train. Size 47 long. more! All very raosono- cyllnder,englne, trans­ tion. Asking $550 coll 648 ROBERT B. WEISS, opporfimify for ad- oWjIfv fo work Independ- kitchen plus huge formal 30 used ceramic ntolds. Many Hems for sole, furni­ 7457. mission excellent condi­ JJrtly. Mf-5400 ond *I7- accepting applications for 543-7711. will not knowingly accept petlng, appHoncae and lo­ Medium broom almost Good condHon S3S takes ble. 110 Columbus St. 5387. GENERAL MANAGER yoncamanf. Farfacf 7351. dining room, Vfy baths, S t o ^ - Rice 7 Bedroom new. S2SD0 5481775. ture, Including HHchcock tion. aojKIO miles. S99. Coll 03810 for fha car otrthuol- 3 toll charge position. Call onv odvertlsement which cated on o but line. No all.549-9537.0 table and choirs, washer after Spm. 548S07D.D A. Plante DNS, Cresffleld Is In vtofotlon of the low. garaae and more. Coll mobile home In oduH petel SS90 month focludao Volvo-1957 122 S, new osf. Apply In parson Carpenter's helper todoy for private show­ and dryer, clothes, toys, Tog sole - Soturdoy 10/11, Convalescent Home, wonted. 5485004 days 548 communHy. Appliances, heat and hot water. Call Stihl chain sow, 18" 3.0 tires, S100 5481231. of ing. Only St14,«0. Joyce cenWol for and perch. Lindsey of 547-OMO. baby Hems, and many 82, 23 North Foirfleld St., 1975 Pontiac Asire new WOOOWORNINO M anchester. 543-5151 7004 eves. Government Homes Worn Mr. cubic Inch, 3 years old, other goodies. Monchester, between tires and boHery runs and MISGELLANEDUS EOE. SI (U repair). Dellnouent G. Epstein Reel Estate. •37,900 McCaygnagh 1965 Rombler-The Clos- Dotsun 210 1979 y/ogon. MOTO MART mCN/IN 547-0S95.O FURNITURE excellent condition. High ond west Sts. slcl From when they mo- looks great. High miles. AUrOMDTIVE tax property. Reposses­ ReoHy 549-3KI0.O Moncheeter 3 bedroom ' STTD/best offer. Coll 545- Great condition. Best •30 Sllvar Lona Generator, snow blower, de'em like they used to. S500 coll 5487824 onyHme. offer. Peggy 5485539. Oanaral CentreoMng sions. Coll S085S7-5000 ext duplex. Appliances, no 0077. table sow, chain sow, Too sole - sewing mochine Boat Hartford, CT GH 9955 for current repos­ Spofoous 7 room homo Monchesfar - Cream pets, taoo plus utllHlet. Only 85JI00 mites! Solid ^mpeny, Ine.^ one sHufoM on o pork-llka Two Queen Ann type furnHure, ladders, pool wHh coblriet, furnHure, runner. 7487585 eVenlngs. For sole-1978 Chrysler Bavarlam motor works, session list. Putin 4 badroom alumi­ Immedfote occupancy. choirs very good condi­ 15 toot Amono freezer 1974 Plymouth Valiant, 4 of Ihe Simon Konover yord In one of Manches­ num sided home fo Bow­ filter, motorcycle, old bot­ housewores, phonogroph, Cordoba. Very good run­ door, ouotmotlc, (fold, used engine 1808 TLIvl 547-7104 or 54M357. tion. S70 eoch or two of upright, antique maho­ tles, tools, sailboat. 17 monuol typewriter, baby ning, several extras. S Assoolates, Ino. ter's fine family nelghbor- ers School orao. All op- Lincoln Town cor 84, power steering, vinyl •99.80 73,000 miles for re­ Monchester-Creom puff 7 ^ods. Three bedrooms, S125. Two orange Velour gany server, Lionel Flemming Rood, Mon- Hems, 84 Comrbrldge St, 34,000 miles. Leother, Priced for quick sole. build. After 5pm 5487982.D Companies, has an room dormered Cope de­ pHoncas, 7 fireplaces, 3 IMonchester pristine con- arm choirs, fair to good trains, Winchester 30/30 roof. 5485891. formol dining room, fire- full baths, rac room and 7 chester. 10/18. Saturday 10/18, 9-5, and cruise, stainless steel S1095. Coll 5485844 otter CASHIER Immediate opening sires new owner. Lotso dHlon. Great 1 b^room condHIon. $10 eoch or two rifle mod 94-lever, Win­ Sunday, 81. 4;30pm. placed tomlly room. Only edr eoroga. S139,500 qportment In 7 family. rockers, custom wheels, tor a woodworking extras. Coll todoy, Kler- tor S15. Coll 5480900 otter chester 15go shotgun, Meyer four way power non Real Estate, 549-1147. •139,900. Joyce O. Epstein McCovonogh ReoHy 549- Quiet street, working flrt- 5pm. Saturday 10/18 four showroom condition. CAMPERS/ Cashier wanted •hop window fore­ Real Estate. 547-OOtS.o 3S00.O skeet mod, 17 Remington •12,800. 871-9S45. 1974 Ford Pinto for sole or angle snow plow and fooce. Both A kitchen like rifle, 30 slide. Kodak slide famllles-225 Highland ports. Runs 850. or best TRAILERS for Immediate man. Candidate must new. SS50.547-0593. Street. Toys, books, frame that mounts on ttie Queen Ann choir for sole. protector and scroen. 549- offer. 5481413.D truck. Asking $800. 648 7 opening In ra­ have 3 years of manu­ INOMES Brand Ntwl S room 7Vt Good condition. SOO. Coll 9573. clothes, tools, and house- Manchester-Nice 3 bed­ hold mlscellonoous. Too Sole. Saturday, Oct. Fiberglass Truck 2095. pidly expanding facturing and restora­ |HM M l f both home, tat floor tam- 549-7944.0 18, 8-4. 543 Woodbrldge 1974 Cadillac Coupe De BUYER MEETS seller In Comper-10 foot, light­ tion of wood windows room oportnwnt on Cen­ RCA colored console tv, Many 25 cent Items. 8:30- Villa. Excellent condition, retail auto parts llv room, ftraploca. 150'a. ter sweet. Lots of room 2;00pm. Street. Furniture Items, the wont ods... time otter weight, sleeps tour, stove, experlanoe. Competi­ "W a Guorontaa Our Temple Stuart maple •50. Antique white and loaded, uses regular gas, time otter time I Read and heater. Ice box, porto chain. No ex­ move In condHIon. SSSO. hutch. Top, 3 drawers. gold -French provincial two snows Included,, S15S0 Four Rrestonesnowtires. tive salary and bene­ Houses" Blanchard A *47-9593.______Tog Sole-Saturdoy the use the wont ods pottl^ereo. Asking $1200. perience neces­ Rossatto 545-24S7.C Very good condition I bedroom set. Single bed, coll 5485141 otter Spm. regularly. 54822fo or 5485904. 5482617 anytime. fits. Please call or P COUNTRY SETTiNG ^ 3 and 4 room apartments, S400. Coll tor more Infor­ mattress and box spring 18th and Sunday the 19th. Automotive sary. Flexible •end resume to: no appliances,no pets.se- mation 545-0050 otter 5pm. not Included. Night stand 8:30-4. Something tor eve­ Manchester- Adorable, ryone. 59 Philip Rood, Manager CiTY CONVENiENCE Brick Ranch. Move In curHv,coll 540-3435. Weok- and dresser Incluoed. CARR CARS |CAR8 CARR hours, excellent doys 9-S.______Manchester. I Human Resources condHIonI 995,900 Strono ITV/STEREO/ S200/best offer. 5489575. FOR SALE FOR SALE FDR 8A1£ FDR RALE benefits. Apply 49 HIIIb 81. ManehBtttr Real Estate 547-75S3o CARS In person at KlMWir a Two bedroom apartment , AFPLIANCE8 Tog Sole-baby Items, FOR SALE Mm i i Ii Ii i , Ih . tor rent. Dishwasher, dit- > clothes, something for by owner Manchester- Immoculofe posol, pool, tennis courts. ‘ |TAG Albany Avanua 5 room Ranch, 3 bed­ 18 toot Cold Spot upright everyone. 93 Cooper MOTO MART Waat Hartford, CT oet17 Near 84. Coll 3 B 8 m otter ’ I8AIE8 Street, Manchester. 182 rooms, nice lot. 9104,500. 7:00 pm. or (517) 054-5770 freezer excellent condi­ •30 Silver Lone $ 1 8 4 ,9 0 0 Strono Real Estate 047- tion. S150. 549-4003. Saturday 10/18. 832-4S4S x43M days. Tog Sole-Saturdov, Oc­ East Horfford, CT BOCM/f 7553d 1979 Chevette • 5 door Beautifully landscaped 8 room Sharps Dolby cassette tober 18th, 9-3.45 Florence 423 East Middle Turnpike, Street, Manchester. Saturday the 18th, 10-4. hatchback, standard, oversized Cape, 13x25 living room, Manchester- Nicely lo­ deck. $45. 54819S5.0 AM/FM cassette player, cated, 8 room, 3 bedroom, BeoutHul queen size wq- Take a Look Manchester - Charming 1095 5 bedroom formal dining room, ceramic tiled eat-ln Tog Sole-Democrats tor engine has lesS than 10,000 vinyl sided Ranch. 4 room apartment. Mo- ’ Curtis Mothes color tv. terbed, 1972 Pontiqc, ste­ Colonial. Beautifully landscaped lot. 4 car gar­ Cohen 55th. Sotudoy, Oc­ reo stond, books ond miles on It. Good condi­ LEGAL SECRETARIES kitchen, fireplaced family room w/allder •119,900. Strono Real Est­ tore oduHs preferred. No 25" screen, needs work. tion. Asking $1200 or best age, 2 handcrafted fireplaces, hardwood ate 047-7553P S50. Coll offer 3pm 549- tober 18, 10-4pm. 1 dark more. SPECIAL Over 50 (Expsritnctd) to private patio. 3 bedrooms. Includes pets. No appliances. Fork- ' Rood, Bolton. otter 7485918. floors and oak trim add a touch of old to this Ing tor 1 cor. 549-1355. , 1035.O Jutt g §hort Hdd to large master bedroom w/bath, 1st floor Manchester- Very Nice, 5 Available Impeccably maintained home. Electrical and A 5, .1 Mdroom Duplex. Tog Sole-18 Sterling CARS ICAR8 1987 laundry room, 2V4 baths, rec. room In Manchester - 3nd floor 3 ‘ Wosher/dryer Kenmore Place. Saturday and Sun­ Leiwv whon thd big poyehock M heating recently updated. $215,000, Call Flaho Sepo, ate Systems. bedroom, hoot and ap­ (white), excellent condi­ m FDR SALE FOR RALE basement, 2-car oversized garage. MDC •145,000. Strono Real Est­ day, October 181h and Realty for an appointment. pliances, no pets. S575 plus tion, asking 5200 each. 19th. 10-4. MAZDA IP you hova legal oxparlanca (parsonol Inlury water, septic, V* acre w/aprinkler ate 547-75S3D securHy 545-3979.______Stove, Magic Chef, al­ SI helpful but not raoulrad, but knowledge of system, vinyl siding. Many extras. 7 mond, $200, excellent con- Tog Sole-Soturdov, Oc­ B2000 Unery w/ court pleadings o must) Manchester- Superb, Im­ Studio type apartment. dltlon. Refrigerator, Ceevssleeee Pkf. years young. Principals only. Shown by pressive Contemporary Fortly fumfshed. Work­ tober 18th, 9-3.45 Florence Take a Look- Montgomery Word, al­ Street, Manchester. IP you ore o good typist appointment. w/ In Low apartment. ing single mole preferred. ' mond, tlOO, good condi­ TRUCKS F I AN O CO, Professional dork room, Loose. Security. No pets. tion. Coll evenings 549- I P you wont too salary with unlimited potential 648MI0.______, Too Sole-Soturdov, Oc­ W sa * Cab Plua 646-5200 underground utilities, se­ 3770. tober 18th. 10-4. 23 Tanner 1985 LINCOLN I P you with to be appreciated curity system. S795,000. Call 643-1513 Strono Real Estate 547- Vernon-Avolloble Imme­ 7 iLAWN AND Street. N O W •8658K Available 7553d diately, modern 3 room WE WANT YOU apartment wHh applian­ '■ banden TOWN CARS 8 a v ( On We hove recently added personnel, but due Middletown- 0 tamlly. ces. S335 monthly plus All Stylea to exceptional growth, ore desirous of add­ Close to Wesleyan Univer­ utilities. 547-1113 otter Lawn mower-reel type, ing more. Yeorly bonus, medical benefits sity. The figures work I 5pm. very easy start, quiet. 20" Tog Sale-Soturdoy Oc­ 9 and pension offered. Call Doris Luetlen, I3#,900. Strono Real Est­ cut. Needs clutch odlust- tober 18th. 9om-3pm. Old ate 547-75S3D ment. 175 5485335.0 tools, shovels, hammers, Ebenstein A Ebenstein, P.C. 525-066A. etc. Various other Items. XWo's Golortl Super 7 eooD THwes 114 Harlan Street, Brand new duplex 3 bed­ Manchester. room 1 Mm*« work two nighta a week, 5- fo rm -^ e Colonial with 4 bodrooms, 2H baths, M75 rkt h » ■ plus security. No _____ 649-4525 6487131. f I - M W fCHggTER HERALD. Rrldav, Oct. 17. H Truck crash sets off propane Masts SPORTS U f f KF M) PI l S

WOODRUFF, Utah (AP) - which were killed. and were not injured, he said. it’ s burning' itself out. W e have Ctwrtar change M Ht iackwar Firefightere watched thousands of One hundred emergency The exploding tank threw debris firefighters at the scene, hot W Ilin kfdi oak gallons of propane burn today alter workers, some from Idaho and 3,000 feet, but no dam age was there’s no danger of an exidoeion a cattle truck crashed into a Wyoming, were sent to the scene reported outside the facility, because the pressure is out — it's prog and eons to toumajr berfli tfM hard ones 2S,00S-gallon tank o f the fuel, after the explosion Thursday even­ Ralph’s V-l Propane Service, down past theboilingpoint line, but settingoff explosions that killed the ing. The initial Mast was followed which is Just north of Woodruff, 02 it’s still burning.’’ t m t l 1 1 driver and i^ ited a second, larger 20 minutes later by the explosion of miles northeast of Ogden near the tank. a propane truck in the Rant’s, Wyoming border. The firefighters were staying a Officials evacuated 20 to 25 garage, the sheriff said. Officials considered exploding half-mile from the f i r e , which waS families in this northern Utah town Two mechanics inside the gar­ the 30,000.gallon propane tank, the expected to take six to 24 hours to of about 250 people after the age fled after the first explosion sheriff said, "but we didn’t have to. bom out, Mattson said. explosion, which was visible from more than 20 miles away, said Rich County Sheriff Thad Mattson. There was concern the second. 30,000-gailon tank would explode, but the danger passed and the fire was being allowed to bum itself out 6 A R D C M S early today, Mattson said. y i ^ o o d t a n d ) V* ^ ■ Tp ;- - i The truck driver had not been 'W iHaudirfitrr Hrralft w 109 Woodland a _ w identified, and it was not known whether he was alone in the tm ck, WE CARE to soli you Iho ftnsst Quality at Mattson said. AP photo Fair Pricas. “ We have absolutely no idea who WHO WE CAREww'.m.sw. toa w 0 • •lva w w you j w w tho a r r v bast a # w v i aarvfco W r v l W Sofurdiy, Oct. IS. 19SS was in the truck because it has A O O kiHMsIadga, 30 Cents Burning propane lights the sky in Woodruff. Utah, melted completely to the ground, Thursday night after a cattle truck crashed into a but anyone in the truck is certainly J x • WE CARE togivayouth#largaatvartaty dead." he said. 22.000-gallon tank, setting off two explosions and WE CARE to maka your shopping aaay Penny, Irish causing a 30,000-gallon tank to catch fire. The truck, a tractor-trailer rig, Center Pond was loaded with cattle, most of llBMSplMli-VIlMi- MUMS lace off on RMH-HraoMMM fe M p M i id g fe y I f * M « M 9 » f Shamir named prime minister Fippiri • Bmpr • let fer * M MrMiNNiilK ligpllie i9|MlM - iriiM Trsaz fire destroys 1" Ike im -fiem llkr." iRm n i U ig i t fewB iB lig i consolidation JERUSALEM (AP) -President itary involvement in Lebanon. “There are some very worri­ tlM ii * Oiaim Herzog today designated Peres remains as caretaker until some signs." said Shamir, in an T k iH siiii Mihosoo kreM Wire, fene TWrgm. Eli. Yitzhak Shamir as prime minister, Shamir, a taciturn former anti­ apparent reference to a terrorist C Bv John F. Kirch commencing an unprecedented colonial guerrilla fighter and spy, grenade attack in Jerusalem on r p f n n M p e M $ town creche 0 0 8 0 Harold Raporfar transfer of power from the left­ is sworn in. Wednesday and the next day’s NOLUND BULBS leaning Labor Party to the right- Before that can take place. retaliatory air raid on suspected Stephen T. Penny and Wallaee J. Iriah Jr., wing Likud bloc. Shamir, who was prime minister Tgflgt, Asit------10/2" 9 7 guerrilla bases in south Lebanon. two opposing forces in the battle between the Likud leader Shamir, 71, is for 10 months in 1983-84, must By Alex GfrefM open when he arrived. “We must remain alert and Oiffitfili------10/2" 12 town and the Eighth Utilities District, want scheduled to take over from present his Cabinet for a vote of Adseclete EdHor Years ago the two-story lodge ready to repel e y e ry attack, both HrNtothi------10/0" faca-to-face Friday night to debate a tpiastlon socialist Shimon Peres under the confidence In Parliament. was used as a skating shelter when inside Israel and beyond its Manchester voters will answer in November. terms of a tenuous coalition The vote, guaranteed to be CriCM. Ant_____ I0/I" A late Friday afternoon fire at Center Springs Pond was the most borders,” Shamir told reporters The 45-minute debate, which was sponsored agreement worked out two years favorable because of the coalition’s RWlBji - - 9 r m popular skating area in Manches­ outside the president’s residence. the Center Springa Pond lodge by the Manchester Herald and the Journal T ago. He assumes the post at a time strength in Parliament, was ex­ ■ n d W k - tm m tn m - i n - ter. In recent years, the building “ There must be no wavering, no deatroyed the nativity scene* that Inquirer, will be broadcast on Cox ^b fe of escalating terrorism and mil- pected Monday. has been used chiefly for storage. neglect." EraMkw - Mi ami have been displayed each year for Channel 13 at a date to be amtounced. the paat IS yeara in the center of While the lodge has been a Arguments centered on a referendum question Manchester and at Robertaon fre

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