to — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Oct. 11, 1988

APAR TM EH T8 MUSICAL HOMES HOMES w . FORREHT ITEMS n m s A L E FOR SALE MANCHESTER. Second BANJQ with cose and Search Tea time T E R R IF IC Ranch In quiet ^ Spccioli floor, 2 bedroom, heat Instruction books. Ex­ neighborhood. Priced % ^ and appliances. No cellent condition. Ask­ to sell. 5'/7 rooms, 2 full pets. S ^ , plus secur- ing S100. Coll Gene, Manchester’s win MANCHESTER. Eight baths, sunporch, lower 1 ItV. Coll 646-3979. 633-6164. Few suggestions Author travels the nation room Colonial with level family room and RDCKVILLE. Remo- detached oarage. garage. Call office to­ a E A H IH S IPAIHTIHR/ MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS on new m anager /3 to promote tea drinking /13 100th for coach /18 Within walking dis­ deled large one bed­ day for your exclusive SERVICES PAPERIH6 SERVICES SERVICES room, Includes heat, R n PETS AND tance to school. Nice showing. $149,900. Sen­ neighborhood. For sale hot water, appliances. iS S J SUPPLIES try Real Estate, 643- NAME your own reaso­ HAWNESTREE5ERVICE GSL Building Mainte­ Qne parking. Qne by owner. $158,000. Call 4060.O nable price. Father 8. nance Co. Commercl- 6M-5087. SOUTH BOLTON Buoktt, truck 6 ohippsr. Stump month's securlfy. $495 2 year old AK C registered MANCHESTER. One Son Pointing and Pap­ ol/Retldenflal building neutered mole doch- CLEANING SERVICE. ering. Removal. 291- removal. Fraa aatimalaa. repairs and home im­ per month. 872-8095. MANCHESTER. Spring owner. Maintained 6 Spselal oontidaratlon for ASHFQRO. 2 8. 3 room shund Free 647-7149. Street. Spoclous Colon­ room Cape. Great INC. 8567.______provements. Interior aldarty and handloappsd. and exterior pointing Duplex Ranch. Reno­ F R E E to good home. V/2 ial on lovely lands­ value. $139,900. Nice Commorclil / Rosldentlal vated, appliances, year old Collle- lot, neighborhood, Fully Insured 6 Bonded. Renovationa/Plus light c-jrpentry. Com­ caped corner lot. 7 Custom Intsrior M Extsrior 647-7S53 plete lonltorlol ser aulef. No animals. Shepord pup. House- rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 vinyl siding, oak floors Lease. 423-4190, broken, oil shots, loves and fireplace. Peter­ 6 4 7 -1 5 4 5 Palntlno * CsHing Mspsir A Msnsw vice. Experienced, rel­ baths. 2 fireplaces, 2 • Daoks A Ught Csrpsntry evenings.______children. Coll 742-1294, car garage, large pri­ man Real Estate, 649- Top M l ScratEed l,Mm iable, free eatimatea. otter 5. • Mm%tm • m$und Any tmoisK dsHwtad Alto, IK 643-0304. MANCHESTER. Three vate screened porch. 9404.______• Senior D*»oounft Immaculately main­ gravel, stone and bsrK mulch. FALL Gutter cleaning bedroom townhouse, CO VENTRY. VA, No mo­ I'/j baths, fully op- tained. $225,000. ney down or possible LAW N CARE 6 4 6 -2 2 S 3 Bobotl, backhos 6 loadtr isrSaL Coll Paul of 643-8760. MISCELLANEOUS Golden Oaks Realty, pllonced kitchen. FOR SALE ownerfinancing. Three DAVIS CONSTRUCTION S A 8 Framing Parking for two cars. 648- 5099 or coll Tom,bedroom Ranch, new iHattrljrBtpr Mprali 649- 9664. ROOFMR/ 872-1400/659-9555 wMido No pets. $795 per vinyl siding, new roof, PHIL’S LAWN CARE • Additlona • Oartgat • Porch month. Dne year lease EIGHT month old water- new windows. Needs SHNNR anddaoka bed, $325. Courthouse Fall clean-up and Scraanad Loam, Gravel, • Slats Lloanaad plus security deposit. Interior cosmetics. Ask for Don, 649-0795. Qne Gold membership, Buyer protection plan. anow removal. For free Procaaaed Gravel, Sand, s Fully Insured 12Vi months left tor ERA Philips Real Est­ eatimatea, call todayl M S Stone & Fill. Call 0486021. 645-1757 TWD Bedroom, older $450. Compared to reg­ 30 Cents BOLTON Lake. Four Evenlnos house In country set­ Wednesday, Oct. 12,1988 Manchester, Cenn. — A City cf Viiiage Charm room Ranch, masonry ate, 742-1450. For Dellverlea Call ular price of $700 plus. Call Phil at: 7 4 2 -7 4 7 6 RENOVATIONS ting. Two baths, en­ Eric 649-3426.P______on 2’/i lots, 2 storage MANCHESTER. COLON- Commwolil a Ratldenffaf George Griffing closed porch. In Buck- PQOL Toble-Seors. Good buildings, private lAL. This well- Siding, guttara, tlborglaaa ley School area. S800 beach, appliances, gas condition. $300. Coll af­ molntalned 4 bedroom thinglaa, slate, tingle ply. 742-7886 LANDSCAPING per month. No utilities. heat. Reduced to Colonial offers many CARPENTRY/ Fully Intursd, tree No pets. Security and ter 3;30pm or leave $144,000. 649-1794. extras. Beautiful front REMODELING aatlmatat. Call references. 646-5114. message. 568-1903. to back living room, HANDYMAN and GREGORY WARRICK'S 7" Reel to Reel topes. 291 Porter Street. 7 room formal dining room, 4 646-1596 CDVENTRY. Convenient Most recorded on. $1.50 Pooped Colonial. Full of HAUUNG TREE WORK location. Rear court­ Board embraces plan bedrooms, 1 full bath, 2 FARRiWD REM0DEUN6 871-7856 ar 528-2857 Any job — Anytime yard entrance. Dne each. Coll Jock Ber- charm, new furnace, half baths, 2 fireplaces, Room additlona, daeka, roofing, Ftaluring trond of 643-1262. new energy saving win­ Tree Rsmoval • Pninino for bedroom apartment. 1 car garage. In-law tiding, windows and gutters. Cell G ary S420.1'/j months secur­ SURDIAC Cool Stove. dows, modern kitchen, efficiency apartment. Baokhoe and buHdozer sarvlos HaaHh 6 Salsly • Prunning pigeon 2 full baths, patio and 3 Dead Wood ^ Stubs • ity deposit. No pets. Top of the line. $475. Great for seasdonal In­ tvalltbis. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. I ELECTRICAL 8 7 5 -3 4 8 3 Coll 646-4773.______bedrooms. Must be law or older child ren­ Pruning for Wind Baslatanoa Available Imme- seen to be appreciated. tal. $210,000. Anne But. 647-8509 • Pruning for Beauty and dlotelv. 742-0569. TWO Courthouse One Please call 643-9233 af­ Rm . 645-6849 RESIDENTIALfuseellm- Grata Growing Gold Memberships. for affordable housing Miller Real Estate, 647- TWD Bedroom apart­ pauses ter 6:00pm. Principals Inotlon, circut break­ j m F mHy I m b u ib B • • a n lo r ORIu b ii O lao o un i One year each. Best BOOO.o______ers Installed. Addi­ ment with stove and only. 4 SE A SO N S RELIABLE MOVING 645-1973 (sasrSpni) refrigerator. No pets. offer, 645-6883. MANCHESTER. Check tional wiring and small By Andrew J. Dovls By Michele Noble that an ordinance to estabflsh a local partnership. REMODELING repairs. Top auollty Low, Low Rates. References and secur­ M O V E Right In. Won't this out! Very roomy ity. Telephone, 645- Manchester Herald Manchester Herald partnership committee could be passed by “ I don’t see any strings attached here last I New Insulated six room older Colonial Additions e Decks work of offordoble pri­ Short notice moves. l a n d b c a M n q ' e Roofing • Trlmwork NOsfOM rO O ilM U 0739.______the board as early as November. If and I believe it is something we should windows, new vinyl with a 2 car garage ces. Coll 646-5253 or Insured. Dependable Pr%mo Slmibe, hBdges. fsftMMno. ENDROLLS When William Demeoand siding, newly pointed, located In a nice family Small Jobs welcomed. residence of 646-0612. pienHi^ l6wi wedloo A TWD Bedrooms on first Manchester will most likely join a established, the committee would include endorse,” Osella said. 24 years experience In ' 2716 width.- 2S$ his daughter opened their refInIshed wood floors neighborhood. Formal S e n io r CIi Im i i DUcount floor In 4family house. recently established Connecticut Housing members of the Planning and Zoning moving Css FREE ESTIMATES 13V« width - 2 for 25$ As a member of the state partnership, all combine to enhance living room and dining $550 plus utilities. Se­ MUST ba plokad up at ttia back door this morning, Partnership Program which would give Commission, the Greater Manchester Call Chris at 645-6559 HEATING/ ParsoBBlIiod Uw E Cara curity and references a Manchester would receive priority fund­ this charming Cape room, eat-ln kitchen, Anytlm* Hartld Dlflea Monday thru they found an uninvited the town priority funding from the state to Chamber of Commerce, the Housing with fireplace, formal three bedrooms, walk- _ PLUMBING 646*9669 aUfliMapliig must. Coll 645-8201. ing for any state Department of Housing Thundtybalort 11 am. only. feathered friend on their build affordable housing, Mayor Peter P. Authority, and representatives from the dlnng room, garage up attic with loads of KMH CARPENTRY 742*8224 leavemsssege stoop. program, Escalera said. The membership and treed yard. Offered storage. Hardwood Hera to fulfill your PJ’s PlumbinjB I CONDOMINIUMS DiRosa Jr. said today. local business community and non-profit would, also be considered a "prim ary at only $141,900. Cen­ floors add charm DELIVERING It turned out to be a “ In the past we have always supported organizations. carpentry ne^a. Air Condnlonlng Rich, clean, stone-free I FOR RENT homing pigeon which had factor” in consideration from the state tury 21 Epstein Realty, throughout, along with Boilers, pumps, hot water loam. 5 yards. '80 Plus T ax. affordable housing and I don’t see any Mary Ann Handley, chairman of the Quality Workmanahip. Automotive pooped out after flying Department of Environmental Protection 647-8895.0 the large wrap-around tanka, new and Also, sand, gravel, stone CONCRETE MANCHESTER. Two change of heart how,” DiRosa said. Board of Directors’ hou8taBi subcommit­ porch. Call Susan Do­ Fraa Eatimataa. replacemanta. and horse manure. m bedroom Ranch style more than 300 miles in the for open-space land grants and water- READY, Willing and nahue tor your per- The program would bring together the tee, told' board members that town quality projects, he said. Able. That's what this 643-1658 FREE ESTIMATES condo. Central olr, ap­ last two days. resources of the state and local communi­ officials and business leaders who have sonal showing. 643-9504 pliances, eat-ln kit­ CARS charming 3 bedroom, $159,900. Sentry Real 643-6649/228-9616 After watching the bird ties in a “ locally controlled and created, attended several partnership workshops If as a member the town begins activity V/i bath Cape Is. Just CuMom buM hom ti, tdBMonB, chen. $850 per month. FOR SALE for 10 minutes, Demeo,’of 23 Estate, 643-4060.O rtmodiHng. wooM Mdhig. dMliB. ADDITIONS 6 FLOORS grass-roots effort” to review and develop in the past few months have expressed “ a on some form of affordable housing waiting for you and STONE EXPERTS Qne year lease plus MANCHESTER. New to roottno, eonorato worti. m tionry A all IMI8CELLANE0U8 * Commsrolal 6 rsaldontlal security deposit. Coll Earl St., determined that plans to create affordable housing, state great deal of interest” in the program and project and continues to give evidence of your family to live In. phRRRR of coMfnicRlon. All types of stone work, 1981 OLDSMOBILE the bird was not going to fly Extra bonus-2 car gar­ market. This Ansaldl M KOtfV* B te * o f contnoton not I8E R V IC E 8 walla, vanaer, dry stone • Fraa EaUnwlaa tor Rick, 649-0795. Wagon. Has every­ Department of Housing Deputy Commis­ said at least three-fourths of Manchester’s ongoing efforts in developing future rotumlng your oaM t - eoH u»t away and that he’d better age. All wrapped up for built seven room, I'/j wall. 0-8 Call Ryan John Hinnon C oncrili thing. Excellent condi­ sioner Yasha M. Escalera told board housing needs have already been affordable housing plans, it will also $149,900. bath custom Colonall Is PuNy Inauftd • f t m ft U m a lM HOLlDATTfouaeTretirT- tion. Cleon. Coll 643- call police. receive increased funding from the state situated ona beautiful ment living, ombulo- Patrick, Mon.-Fri. 9-5 Compiny • 875-9371 HOMES members at a Tuesday meeting. assesssed. M M CaaatnNtlaa 9846.______"H e (the pigeon) must Department of Transportation. This IN V ITAT IO N TO B ID wooded lot In one of Bf MncAiSlBf tory, home-llke FOR RENT The meeting Tuesday came less than a “ We are well on our way to completing 871-6096 1984 BRONCO II, V6, have been dazed and ex­ week after Nancy Carr, executive director the requirements to get this thing would mean a 25 percent increase in Sealed bids will be received Manchester's niceset 643-1720 AtR for Mark atmosphere. Coll 649- areas. The first floor M AN C H ESTER. Six power steering, power hausted," Demeo said. “ He of the Manchester Area Conference of started,” Handley said. “ We are already funding in the year the activity is In the General Services’ of­ 2358.______brakes, automatic, fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ family room features a room half Duplex. must of thought it was the Churches, told a panel of town real estate ahead of the game.” completed and for the next three years, or ter, CT until OCTOBER 21, cathedral celling, a full Three bedrooms, 1700 AM/FM stereo right place to go.” 19SS of 11:00 a.m. for the fol­ cassette, 52,000 miles. brokers, bankers, developers and officials After reviewing the plan, Director from the current $330,000 to $416,000 in wall brick fireplace, square feet of living While watching the bird, lowing: HOMES HOMES HOMES 8 U 8 IN E 8 8 space. Completely Runs good, excellent that there was a “ critical urgent need for Ronald Osella said Tuesday he believed 1989. and french doors lead­ Demeo noticed it was un­ (1) Three New 4-Wheet ing to an oversized FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE PROPERTY modernized. 1'/j baths, condition. $7000 or best high-density, affordable housing" in town. that Manchester would be allowed a good Drive 0400M GVW Pick-Up deck. The carriage first floor laundry, full otter. 423-4683 otter able to fly more than two DiRosa told Escalera at the meeting deal of local control if it joined the See HOUSING, page 12 Trucks style garage has loads MANCHESTER. Dutch LET'S Moke o deal! Ex­ MANCHESTER. Ready MANCHESTER. For basement plus attic. 4pm.______feet off the ground. After (2) One (1) New 2-Wheel of extra room and Colonial. Get a homey cellent opportunity to tor on otter. Cleon, sole. Furnished office Fully oppllonced kit­ I960 C H R Y S L E R New­ police arrived, the bird flew Drive and Two (2) New could be an In-law si­ feeling when.you enter purchase o beautiful aluminum sided and building. Over 2000 chen. Two cor garage. port. Very good condi­ a few feet more, but was 4-Wheel Drive Pickup tuation or even a great this tastefully deco­ brand new 7 plus room trim, 6 room Ranch. square feet, excellent $975 per month. One tion. Coll anytime, Trucks Gambrel Colonial at o Near Buckley School. location. 17 cor park­ year lease plus secur­ only got three feet off the (3) One new 20,000* GVW workshop. Don’t miss rated Dutch Colonial! 646-7263. ______Bisley impasse may be broken this one! $222,900 Give First floor den and fantastic price. Re­ $142,900. Coll Dove,649- ing lot. $285,000. Robert ity deposit. Ask for ground, Demeo said. Dump Truck with Lood 1978 CAPRICE Estate Richard Rand, the police Cover Sentry a call today. laundry room, formal duced to S252.900 for on 8048. T.J. Crockett,643- D. Murdock, 643-2692. Don, 649-0795. Wagon. V8, automatic, Immediate sole. 3 bed­ 1577.______The Town of Manchester Is Sentry Real Estate, 643- dining room, eat-ln kit­ ELLINGTON. GIgl's M AN CHESTER. 4 bed­ olr radio, rock, power department’s animal of­ on equal opportunity em­ 4060.O chen, 4 bedroom, 1'/2 rooms, 2'/2 baths, mud- NEW Listing In South "Busy Bee" family res­ room, 2'/i both Colon- occessorles. 643-2880. ficer, said he has deter­ Repair agreement would give high-risk dam to land trust room, large country ployer, and requires an affir­ both, 0 marble 8, oak Manchester near taurant.’Thriving busi­ lol In great family mined that the pigeon was a mative action policy forall of fireplace In the living kitchen, fireplace, 1987 DODGE 600. Auto­ wants repairs made beyond those re­ TOWN OF ANDOVER Country Club. Athentic ness on 2.5 commercial neighborhood. S1200 matic transmission. racing bird which was By Alex GIrelll of land around it, from the heirs of John S. Its Contractors and Vendors room, plus a finished over 2 acres In Bolton I Garrison Colonial, acres near Crystal per month. Coll Sentry quired for making the dam safe, providing as a condition of doing busi­ NOTICE OF Coll Quick. Jackson 8, $6900 or best offer. bound for Northampton, Manchester Herald Risley. The land trust will preserve the ness with the Town, as per basement! Too good to beautiful Insode and Lake, route 30 location. Real Estate, 643-4060. water for fire protection, and preserving REGISTRATION SESSION believe! $176,900. Anne Jackson Real Estate, 643-4263. Mass. After calling bird land as open space. It is located off Lake Federal Order 11244. out. Three bedrooms, Great for expansion or MANCHESTER. Single the open space, the trust cannot pay for By the reglstran of voters on Miller Real Estote,647- 647-8400.O______further development. 1977 AUDI Fox. Good experts Leo and Peggy The long-standing legal impasse which Street where Manchester, Bolton, and Bid forms, plans and specifi­ October 15 and October 18 at 1.5 baths, 2 cor garage. family Ranch. Security them from the $200,000 state grant under cations are available at the BOOO.n FIRST Class oil the way! $249,900. Dove, 649- D.W. Fish Realty, 643- condition, AM /FM ste­ Soucy of South Windsor, has blocked repair of the dam at Risley Vernon come together. Town Office Building from 9 and references re­ reo, sunroof. $500. 645- the restrictions put on the grant by the General Services' office. am to 8 pm. Stunning 8-plus room 8048, T.J. Crockett,643- 1591.0 quired.$875/month. Rand saicl the bird was Reservoir, termed a high risk dam by the Over the years, there was some question NORTHFIELD Green 8976. state Department of Environmental Pro­ TOWN OF Louise F. Porklnoton Condo. Soy good-bye Colonial on South 1577. ELLINGTON. 3.5Acres In T.J. Crockett, 643-1577. identified and attempts wilt Army Corps of Engineers in a 1978 study, over whether other parties had a claim on M ANCH ESTER, CT. Forms Drive across tection, which will administer the grant. ROBERT B. WEISS, Beatrice E. Kowalski to lawn core and wel­ prime Industrial area be made to locate its owner. may be resolved next week. the land. As a result, the land trust, Registrars of Voters from Martin School. abutting Ellington air­ GENERAL MANAGER come lots of free time. I CONDOMINIUMS Rand captured the bird The town’s Board of Directors on represented by attorney Malcolm Barlow, A major problem is that the old pipe at 0 0 1 -1 0 Beautifully decorated, port. Property In­ C L Y b E 031-10 We offer two 3 bed­ FOR SALE CHEVRDLET-BUICK, INC. Tuesday will be asked to sign an its vice president, instituted a court action the bottom of the dam is broken room, 2'/2 both units. spotless throughout, 4 I cludes sound 1890 Co­ CRYSTAL Lake oreo. and took it this morning to bedrooms, IV2 baths, RDU TE S3, V ERN D N the Soucys. agreement that will give the Manchester to clear the title. somewhere along the line and it would be TOWN OF MANCHESTER Both In excellent con­ FOREST Ridge Town- lo n I a I with West Stofford. Brand LEGAL NOTICE dition. $130’s. Blon- rec room, family room Commercial potential. new 3 bedroom, 2 full 64 Capries Wagon *8295 The bird was one of 1,448 Land Conservation Trust clear ownership No one came forward with a claim. expensive to replace, Barlow said. with fireplace, delight­ house. 3'/2 baths, 3 bed­ While the town has claimed a right to the The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on chord 8, Rossetto Real­ rooms, 1900 square feet D.W. Fish Realty, 643- both on country lot. as Spectrum 4 Dr. '3 9 9 5 birds in a race sponsored by of the dam and responsibility for the Replacement of that pipe would not be tors," We're Selling ful summer porch, su­ 1591.0 $875/ month. 871-1400or water flowing through the reservoir, it Monday, October 24,1988 at 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing Room, per yard with Gunite of living space, fire­ 86 Century 4 Dr. (2) *6995 the Northampton Club, Pitrlck Flynn/MinchMtar Herald repair. needed for safety purposes. Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, CT to hear and Houses" 646-2482.D place, olr conditioning, 646-6467, ask for Bev. as Celebrity 4 Dr. *7695 The agreement would acknowledge that does not claim ownership and has not been consider the following oppllcatons: In-ground pool and spa. which races homing pi­ PRICE Reduced on this Treat yourself! Coll deck with view. Par­ as Celebrity Euro 4 Dr. *7995 geons, Leo Soucy said. The POOPED PIGEON — Richard Rand, the town has flow rights to the water in willing to assume the cost ot repair the A draw-off pipe higher up on the dam IT E M 1 ADA ASSO CIATES - Requesf a special exception tially finished wolk-out NO. 1289 under Article II, Section 11.02.01 regarding the beautifully maintained today. $249,9(X). Jack- STORE AND aSLeSebreUd. *11,995 birds began the race Sun­ Risley Reservoir as a future water supply. dam needs. could be installed at far less expense, son 8, Jackson Real basement. Pool, tennis MORTGAGES animal officer for the Police Depart­ alteration of an existing building to office use 3 bedroom Cope on OFFICE SPACE S7 Skylark 4 Dr. *9495 day in Allegany, N .Y., It would also clear the way for the land Under the agreement, the trust would Barlow said, if the town decides such an and storage at 248 Spruce Street, Bll Zone. Edmund Street. Newer Estote, 647-B400.D court. Priced to sell ot ment, looks at the pooped pigeon installation would satisfy its water flow $159,000. Coll owner ot 67 Century LTD 4 Dr. *9995 which is more than 300 trust to receive a $200,000 state grant to recognize the town’s right to the water IT E M 2 Leonard J. Spitgolbera - Request o variance to kitchen, play room, FINDERS Keepers! What FALUN6 BEHIND?? FOR Rent. Professional 87 Spectrum 2 Dr. *7995 which visited an Earl Street home flow and will give the town some say in needs. - NO. 1302 Article IV, Section 7.01.01 to allow the alteration and vinyl sidlng.excel- o fabulous home In a 647-0748.______miles from Northampton, repair the dam. of an existing non-conforming structure at 12 STOP FORECLOSUREII office building. Large 87 Celebrity 2 Dr. *9495 The trust has acquired the dam and the how the repairs will be made. lent condition. S130's. fantastic neighbor­ MANCHESTER. Lewins If you are falling behind on he said. this morning. Sterling Place, Residence B Zone. Crossing Condomi­ parking lot. Ideal loca­ 83 Honda Accord 2 Dr. *5995 reservoir along with more than 100 acres Barlow said this morning that if the town See RISLEY, page 12 Blanchard 8, Rossetto hood setting. Ideal for your mortgage payments... tion. R.D. Murdock, ITEM 3 Barbara A. Meere and Dennis V. Morrill - Re- Realtors," We’re Sel­ retirement oro 1st time nium. 182 Main Street. S3 Pontiac 8000 2 Dr. *5995 NO. 1303 quest a specall exception under Article II, Sec­ OR...It your home is In fore­ 643-2692 or 643-6472. 83 Buick Regal *6995 tion 14.15.01 (a) to allow a restaurant Inan Indust­ ling Houses" 646-2482.0 home buyer. Approxi­ Beautifully appointed closure, WE CAN HELPI rial Zone, 144 Colonial Road. mately 1200 square townhouses. Coll Or­ OFFICE Space. 500 84 VW Jetts 4 Dr. *5995 MANCHESTER. Com- lando Annuli & Sons, No payment program avail­ square feet. Excellent IT E M 4 Robert R. and Dorothy M. Beuloy - Request a feet, 2 bedrooms, for­ able for up to 2 years. Bad NO. 1304 special exception under Article IV, Section pletely renovoted 6 mal dining room, fire­ Inc at 644-2427. Ask tor location. 647-9223. 8 7 2 : 9 1 1 1 Bush, Duke prep for debate, trade barbs on protectionism 5.01.02 to allow the expansion of paved area at an room Colonial. 3 bed­ place, summer porch, Kyle to set up on credit Is not a problemllAsk ELLINGTON. New Re- existing automobile repair site at 390 New State rooms, T baths, 1st how LOW payments can /2 central olr. Beautiful appointment. toll/Professlonol Cen­ p.m. EDT at Pauley Pavilion on One final detail for the candi­ Road, Industrial Zane. floor laundry, garage, help you SAVE YOUR highlighted by Thursday’s debate Tufts University in Medford, private lot on Lake- ter on high traffic Rt. By The Associated Press Race for the White House: the UCLA campus. dates’ face-to-face confrontation At this hearing Interested persons may be heord and written etc. $164,900. Contone wood Circle South. HOME TODAYI 83. Several sltesovollo- SCHALLER in Los Angeles, told business Mass. communications received. A copy of those petitions have Reoitv. 646-5900. ILOTS/LAND Related stories on page 7 Neither candidate planned any was decided Tuesday when the Don't miss out! Switt CoEiarvativa Groap ble. Starting at SHOO so. students at Seattle University on Later Tuesday, Dukakis re­ been filed In he Planning and Zoning Department and may I FOR SALE ACURA Democrat Michael Dukakis campaign appearances today to Bipartisan Commission on Presi­ be Inspected during business hours. EAST Hartford. Beoutl- $179,900. Jackson 8. at (203) 4S4-133G or ft. Move-ln Bonus; Tuesday that Dukakis opposed sponded to Bush's charges: " I ’m pitched economic nationalism devote their time to debate dential Debates selected the ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS fullv maintained, Jackson Real Estate, $9.00-$11.00sa. ft. D.W. USED CARS for more trade, not less trade. I move-ln condition Co­ ASHFORD. Privacy and (203) 4S4-4404 Fish Realty, 643-1591 .a while Republican George Bush “ protectionist demagoguery” and workers. moderator and three questioners. Edward Coltman, Secretary 647-8400.g______more. Beautifully 88 Legend...... *21,905 “ Together we can build a future want to export American pro­ preparation. lonial In desirable area accused his rival of adopting a during the Democratic primar­ Bush was working with former Ann Compton of ABC, Andrea 030-10 TODAY'S Lucky CT Li­ wooded approved VERNON. Multi-use 8,500 88 Caravan S E ...*15,565 where the best products in the ducts, not American jobs.” offers you 3 spacious so. ft. basement space protectionist stance strictly for ies. "But now, for political Deputy Treasury Secretary Ri­ Mitchell of NBC and M argaret bedrooms, eat-ln kit­ cense Plate Number Is building lot. (1.329 world are designed by American Like Bush, Dukakis was in acres). Nestled be­ Rentals In the center ot Rock­ 88F-160P/U.... t15,785 political gain as the two presiden­ reasons, he sees advantage in chard G. Darman, who was Warner of Newsweek will quiz the UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT chen, family room, for­ SH-MH. If this Is your stoking fears about foreign influ­ minds, built by American hands California today, conferring with plate number, bring tween Yale Forest and ville's business dis­ 87 S-10 Blazer...*14,975 tial candidates fine-tuned their Dukakis’ stand-in for a mock candidates, and Bernard Shaw of DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT mal dining room, walk­ trict. $3.50 so. ft. D.W. and produce good profits and advisers and doing some last- out basement, sun this od to Ed Thornton, Notchoug Street 87 Interga L S .... * 9,095 strategy for their second and final ence,” Bush said. debate the vice president had Cable News Network will serve as at Manchester Hondo, Forest. '/2 mile from Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 Dukakis vowed that the Demo­ good paychecks here on Ameri­ minute studying of briefing pap­ UNITED STATES porch plus potlo lead­ I ROOM S* 87 Mazda RX7 .... *13,995 debate. ers for the nationally broadcast, Saturday, said press secretary OF AMERICA, PLAINTIFF, Civil NO. H-88-473 (JAC) 24 Adorns Street, Man­ new development of VERNON. 2,400 Sq. ft. of cratic ticket would be aggressive can soil,” the Massachusetts ing you to o fenced-ln tine homes. $65,900. FOR RENT 87 Toy. Corolla ...* 6,505 The vice president, embarking Sheila Tate. See CAMPAIGN, page 12 private yard. Coll to­ chester, to collect your prime medical office advocates for U.S. companies governor told a partisan crowd at 90-minute debate, set to begin at 9 V. Golden Oaks Realty, space odlocent to other 87 Toy. Corolla! ...* 8.205 on a weeklong West Coast swing ONE P A R C E L OP day! Realty World, $25. You must bring proof of registration. 646-5099 or coll Joello, practitioners and hos­ 87 Toyota Q T ...*10,005 PROPERTY LOCATED AT ; Benoit, Frechette As­ 872-8170.______M l SPRINO STREET, sociates, 646-7709.O This otter Is void In pital. $7.00 sq. ft. D.W. 86 Chav C20 .....* 0,595 MANCHESTER, seven days. 10-11 HEBRON. Approved Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 Plan on truancy CONNECTICUT QUALITY Built- SINGLE Room, working 88 Chev C30 ..... *14,975 MANCHESTER. Vinyl building lots. 20 fron­ female preferred. Con­ Start of murder trial W f l T M A L L Immoculote! Pride of 86 SR-5 PAJ .....* 9,576 APPURTENANCES AND ownership shows In sided spilt. Exception­ tage lots, level and venient location. $75 ATTACHMENTS this full dormered Cope ally well maintained 3 wooded. $87,000. Flano per week plus $1(X) se­ OFFICE 86 Toy. LB P/U ....* 6,905 not top priority THERBDN, on desirable Mllwood bedrooms, flreploced Realty Co. 646-5200.O curity. Coll 649-9472, 86 LeSaber...... * 8,005 DEPENDANT. living room, 2 baths, BOLTON. Approved lots. Mondov-Frldov be- welcomed by families Rood, East Hartford. 86 Merc. Sable..* 0,095 (CLAIMANTS: WALTER Absolutlev nothing to full walk-up attic, gar­ $85,000ond up. From 1-3 tween 3:30-8.______SPACE By Andrew J. Davis ZURDMSKI, NANCY E. : 85 Toronado....* 0,405 "Generally, I felt the families lORDMSKI, A/K/A NANCY ; be done, except move- age. Large beautiful acres. Flono Realty Co. ROOM with kitchen and Route 195, Tolland By Andrew Yurkovsky Manchester Herald BELCHER, A/K/A NANCY ; ln! Lovely Hardwood level lot. $206,000. D.W. 646-5200.0______laundry privileges. 85 Audi QT ...... * 0,505 Manchester Herald feel a little better, the fact that CAVENOER, SAVIHOS floors, 2 fireplaces, IVi Fish Reoitv, 643-1591.0 COVENTRY. Approved Private Manchester 1,200 Square Feet (the trial’s) finally started,” RANK DP MANCHESTER) : 84 Toy. Camry ....* 7.996 A proposed call-back system designed to stop baths. Once you see It, BOLTON. Great Value. building lots. $65,000 residence. Non- located next to Coventry resident Clayton Church said. truancy in elementary schools will have to battle for you'll buy Itl $159,9(X). 34$ Center St., NDTICR Full dormered- and up. All sizes from Smoker, no alcohol. 7-n. Church appeared in court in Eric Church, 21, was found money with other programs for funding since school To Intaraitad paraont In tha abova-captlonad caia. no- Strono Real Estate, olumlnum sided Cope. 1-17 acres. Level and Quiet, considerate. Manchester • 847-7077 strangled along the freeway in tlca la haraby glvan that tha Unitad Stotai of Amarico on Sai^ 647-7653.______3 bedrooms, flreploced open or rolling and $85/weekly. 649-2902. For details, call: California last Thursday to iden­ officials say they have higher priorities. tambor 77. I98a, Iliad an action pursuant to V U-S.C. I living room, hardwood wooded. Flono Realty tify a shaver found in the Seal Beach. Calif., on Jan. 27, James P. Kennedy, school superintendent, said tIH a ) (7), ond 28 U.S.C. |1 J45ond j|13$5, for tha fortaltura of o H URRY And see this 7 1983. He had set out from M rcal of propartv located at 232 Spring Straaf, Manchaitar. room, 1'/2 both home floors and'dining room Co. 646-5200. □ APARTMENTS 646-1700 AUTOS FOR possession of the man charged that while he considers the proposal by the Connactlcut, with all Appurtanancaa and Attochmanti Thar- on o '/2 acre lot. Cute Tom Matrick with the murder of his son five Coventry two weeks earlier to see with flreploced 1st FOR RENT R E N T/LE A 8E Committee for a Total Call Back System to be eon. Tha legal daacriotlon of the defendant prooartv mov be floor family room and starter or retirement n BUSINESS years ago. friends he had met in California worthwhile, there are more pressing concerns. obtalnad by writing to tha undaralonad Aailatant Unitad 1st floor laundry room. home. $129,900. D.W. during a visit a year earlier. Stotaa Attornav. All clalmanf s to fhlt property muit Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 I PROPERTY MANCHESTER. Six F R E E Mileage on low The shaver and other articles Under the call-back system, parents and dolm a purauant to Rule C of the Supplamanfal Pvlw for Cer­ 3 bedrooms, oil on 2nd cost auto rentals. Vil­ are part of what prosecutors Police tied the 42-year-old tain Aomiraltv ond Morltlma Clolmi wlfhin tan (10) dovi floor. Only $166,900. MANCHESTER. Over­ room Duplex, 3 bed­ I ROOMMATES guardians of absent students are telephoned the rooms. S725 per month. lage Auto Rental. 643- believe is one of the strongest Kraft, a formercomputer analyst from the dot# of publication of thli Notice and m w t larvo Blanchard 8< Rossetto sized Ansaldl Colonial. VERNON. 6 acre Indus­ WANTED 2979 or 646-7044. morning of the absence. a i ^ l a thair anawari wlfhin fwenfv (20) davi trial site on busy Rt. 83. References and secur­ cases against accused killer from Long Beach, to Church's Realtors," We're Sel­ Gracious flreploced The committee, composed of parents who say that of fha elolm. AH auch dolma ond onsipari muif ba filed with Great vlsoblllty, excel­ ity. No pets. Available Randy S. Kraft, who is charged murder and the murder of the fha Office of fha Clark, Unitad Stotaa D litrld Court, 141 ling Houses" 646-2462.0 living room, crown F R E E Room & board In stopping truancy at the elementary school level will moldings In living lent tor mini worehou- November 1st. 647-8587, MISCELLANEOUS with the murder of Church’s son, other men after they found the Church Street, New Haven, Connadicut M510, with a copy PRIVATE Cul-de-sac se/storoge. Industrial leave message. exchange tor late night alleviate the problem on the junior high and high thereof aant to Aiilatnot Unitad Stofas Affornav, L a iM ^ . room, dining room and & early morning child AUTOMOTIVE Eric, and 15 other men in the Los body of a Marine in his car during Ohtii, P . a Box 1024,141 Church Street, New Hovan, CT0450i. beautifully maintained condo use. D.W. Fish school levels, is scheduled to make a report to the 9 rrom Contemporary foyer. 4 bedrooms, 2V2 MANCHESTER. Three core. Mature woman Angeles area. a routine traffic stop in Mission UNITED STATES DF AMERICA baths, 1st floor tlre- Realty, 643-1591.0 room apartment, 1 bed­ E A R L Y Season special. Board of Education tonight. ST A N LE Y A. TW ARDY, JR. located high on Cose preterred. 647-8633. Kraft’s trial finally got under Viejo, Calif. He has been charged MancOntar Hartld Mountain. 3'/2 baths, ploced family room, VERNON. 2 acres In C-10 room, located on a Pair of Goodyear ra­ UNITED STATES ATTDRNEY dial snow tires. way last month in Santa Ana, witii murder in the Church The Board of Education will meet at its offices at marble floor, exquisite spacious kitchen with zone on Rt. 83 near busline plus conve­ LOQKING FOR good TRIAL B EG IN S — Clayton and Elizabeth Church look at photographs of L E S L IE C. DHTA sliders to sun room and Hartmann's Su p e r­ nient to shopping. P175/70R13. Used only Calif. Church said that the killing. 45 North School St. at 7:30 p.m. to discuss that ASSISTAN T U.S. A TTD RN EY master bedroom suite I news? Look for the many The link between Eric Church their son, Eric, who was found murdered in Seal Beach, Calif., in 1983. proposal and other agenda items. P.D. BDX 1124 S300's. Blanchard 8, very private bock- market. 2,000 Sq. ft. $400/month Includes 0 couple of winters. beginning of the trial, which had bargain buys advertised Asking $75 tor the set. and Kraft is the shaver belonging N EW HAVEN, CT 065M Rossetto Realtors," yor(i. Truly o lovely home with Income heat. Immediate occu­ In the classified columns been repeatedly delayed, came Clayton Church testified last Thursday in California as the trial of the T E L E P H D N E ND. (203) 773-2108 We're Selling Houses" home. $334,900.0.W. apartment. D.W. Fish pancy. Coll 649-4000, Coll 647-1791 wee- as a relief to the families of the See TRUANCY, page 12 Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 Realty, 643-1591.0 today. knlghts before 9pm. See MURDER, page 12 man charged with the killing got under way. 003-10 646-2482.0 victims. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Oct. 12. 1988 - 8 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegday. Oct. 18,1988 Town manager session RECORD draws little participation

A bout Tow n Obituaries By Andrew Yurkovsky should have a strong background the department and division Manchester Herald in finance and ought to be able to heads would like to discuss “ where the organization has been bury, Stamford, Meriden, Rock­ establish priorities. He said that St. James Cemetery. Calling moving, and where it needs to Church planning open house Catherine Betti ville, Wallingford, Waterbury Only four residents offered the new manager would have to Square Dance Club class hours are Thursday from 7 to 9 suggestions ’Tuesday night on' face issues not faced by the Weiss move.” He said they also want to Catherine (Gaioni) Betti, 84, of p.m. and Fairfield. review important issues facing The Manchester Square Dance Club will hold a "Fam ilies Can Be Together Forever," is the She is survived by a niece; how the the Board of Directors administration or those before it. Avon, wife of the late John J. Betti Memorial donations may be the town in the next five to 10 free dance tonight from 7:30 to 9:30 for all couples theme of an open house at The Church of Jesus three nephews; and several should go about hiring a new town “ The economy is not going to go and mother of Mrs. Vito (Mar­ made to the American Heart years and provide a description of interested in learning to square dance. The dance Christ of Latter-day Saints, Oct. 1 6 from 3 to 6p.m., grandnieces and grandnephews. manager to replace Robert B. backwards,” he said. “ We’ re guerite) Agostinelli of Manches­ Association, 310 Collins St., current relations between the w ill be held at the Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce 30 Woodside St. The funeral Mass of Christian Weiss, who is retiring. going to have housing problems.” ter, died ’Tuesday (Oct. 11, 1988) Hartford. Robert Faucher of 55 Congress administration and the directors. St. The church leaders will emphasize family burial will be Thursday at 9:30 Town Planning Director Mark at home. St., the former chairman of the Pellegrini said outside the The club will hold a round dance workshop on strength and how the family can be together forever a.m. at Mercyknoll, 243 Steele Pellegrini, speaking for depart­ Besides her daughter, she is town Human Relations Commis­ hearing room that members of Saturday at Martin School on Dartmouth Road at and not Just for this lifetime until death. Joyce Delimeter Road, West Hartford. Burial will ment and division heads in the survived by a son, John Betti of sion, listed several attributes the the administration felt that it 7:30 p.m., followed by a mainstream plus-level Topics to be presented will include Jesus Christ be in St. Thomas Cemetery, administration, said that he and the Unionville section of Far­ Joyce (Person) Delimater, 58, new manager should have, in­ wasn’t their role to tell the dance at 8 p.m. and His church, prayer and scripture study, family Fairfield. Calling hours are today his colleagues would be willing to mington; another daughter, Mrs. of East Hartford, mother of Lisa cluding decency, character and directors how to conduct the home evenings, youth problems with peer pressure, from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9p.m. at review the town’s operations with Charles (Augusta) Santucci of Mooney of Manchester and Susan the directors and identify impor­ accessibility. Another attribute, search. and temples for sacred eternal ordinances. Mercyknoll. Cholesterol screening In Bolton Avon; a sister, Mrs. Rose Battis- Delimater of Manchester, died he said, is the ability to take “ Our job is to tell them what’s Information will be available for tracing family Memorial donations may be tant issues facing the town. toni of Canton; eight grandchild- Monday (Oct. 10, 1988) at home. Weiss will retire in June 1989. criticism. going on in the organization,” he The Visiting Nurse and Home Care of Manchester histories. made to the Sisters of Mercy ren; and nine great­ Besides her daughters, she is Directors had set aside the first “ Obviously, in Manchester, said. will hold a cholesterol screening In Bolton on Visitors are welcome. For more information call Retirement Fund, 249 Steele grandchildren. survived by another daughter, part of their meeting in the that’s going to happen a lot,” Joe Tyler of 444 W. Middle Thursday. The screening will be held from 2 to 7 any of the following numbers: 528-1440,871-9413, or Road, West Hartford 06117. The funeral will be Friday at Lori Delimater of Vernon; her Faucher said. ’Turnpike said that the search p.m. at the Bolton Town Hall. The cost of the test is 242-4369. Lincoln Center forcomment from 9; 15 a.m. from the Vincent mother, Mrs. Walter (Florence) Vincent Kelly of 34 S. Adams St. process should be an “ inclusion- $5. To make an appointment call 647-1481. the public and members of the Funeral Home, 120 Albany Turn­ Person of Middletown; a grand­ Thomas F. Finnegan administration on the search fora said that the board .should set a ary” process that should involve Pinochle Club winners pike, Canton, followed by a Mass daughter; and several nieces and new manager. limit on the salary that could be educators, students and repre­ nephews. Organization plans potiuck The winners of the pinochle games played Oct. 6 at of Christian burial at 10a.m. in St. Thomas F. Finnegan Jr., 62, of Russell Smyth of 48Strawberry earned by the new manager. sentatives from^ other interest Ann’s Church, Avon. Burial will ‘The funeral and burial will be 360 Oakland St., form erly of Main Pellegrini told the board that groups. ' The Orford Parish Chapter of the Daughters of the the Arm y & Navy Club are as follows. Lane said that the new manager be in St. Ann’s Cemetery, Avon. private and at the convenience of Street, died Saturday (Oct. 8, American Revolution will meet Thursday at 6:30 Marie Ballard 618; Edith Albert 611; Fred Krause Calling hours are Thursday from the family. Calling hours are 1988) at home. p.m. at the Center Congregational Church on Center 598; Gladys Seelert 593; Mary Twombley 590; Andre 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. today from 7 to 8 p.m. at the He was born in Fitchburg, Mohr 578. Street for a potiuck supper. Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Also: Hans Bensche 576; Peter Casella 564; Ada Mass., and he lived in Manches­ No glut of hotels foreseen Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East Rojhas 556; Hans Frederlcksen 554; Clara Clark ter (or many years. #:;• :• Caroline F. Rich Hartford. He is survived by a brother, CPR course scheduled 552; and Helen Bensche 551. By Nancy Concelman year because a suite hotel is which usually run three or more Caroline F. (Novak) Rich, 83, of Memorial donations may be John Finnegan in North Carol­ •M ■ The Connecticut Valley East Branch of the Senior Citizens are encouraged to play each Manchester Herald different from standard motelsor days and can last as long as two Homestead Street, died Tuesday made to the Jillian Delimater ina; andaslster, LorettoHealyin i:'a» American Red Cross will sponsor a course in Thursday at 9:30 a.m. hotels. months, he said. (Oct. 11,1988) at a local convales­ Scholarship Fund, care of Mrs. New Jersey. cardiopulmonary resuscitation Thursday at 20 Three hotel proposals will not “ It’s not to be confused with an cent home. She was the widow of Lisa Mooney, 189-1 Oak St., Graveside services will be held if’'’, The firm chose to build in Hartford Road from 6 to 10 p.m. result in a glut of hotel space in ordinary hotel.” Elbaum said. Faulkner to be discussed Philip J. Rich. Manchester 06040. ’Thursday at 11 a.m. at St. James Manchester because it’s near All persons are eligible to take the classes. Manchester because of a demand “ These are living quarters.” Hartford and the corporate head­ The William Faulkner Club will meet Oct. 31 at She was bom in New York City Cemetery. There are no calling and she lived in Manchester for hours. The John F. Tierney ^ 1 for the rooms that has resulted Pellegrini agreed. quarters there, Elbaum said. The 7:30 p.m. at Paperback Alley, 984 Sullivan Ave., Sister Jean M. Lynch from increased business traffic. “ They (the proposed hotels) more than 50 years. She was Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., proposed Pavilions at Buckland Class of ’34 plans reunion South Windsor. are almost different products,” formerly employed by Cheney . Sister Jean Marie Lynch, of the is in charge of arrangements. Planning Director Mark Pelle­ Hills and surrounding 380 acres of The Manchester High School Class of 1934 will The group will discuss future programs during he said. Bros. Sisters of Mercy, died Monday grini said today. development, which includes re­ hold its 54th reunion on Friday at the Manchester diseussion of William Faulkner’s works. Anyone is She is survived by a son, Philip (Oct. 10, 1988) at Mercyknoll in Pellegrini also said he’s not But. like the other hotels tail, office and industrial uses, Country Club from noon to 5 p.m. Dinner will be welcome. There is no admission fee. For more surprised at the recent boom in proposed in town, the suite hotel J. Rich of Manchester; three West Hartford. She was a former had no impact on the company’s served at 1 p.m. information call 644-9979. will rely on increased business sisters, Bertha Burke, Ann Miner teacher at St. James School in In Memoriam hotel development because Man­ decision to locate here, he said. traffic in town. and Rose Novak, all of Manches­ Manchester. chester’s location near Inter­ The mall, he said, “ is not where Plans for the suite hotel were Teaching sorority to celebrate ter; three grandchildren; and She was bom in Fairfield, the In loving memory of Albert (Jeff) states 84 and 384 and Hartford. we would get our business.” UConn coach to run filed by a company called the Inn The Manchester Chapter of the Alpha Delta seven great-grandchildren. daughter of the late John and Koelsch, who passed away on Boston and New York have Elbaum is one of five principals resulted in increased business at Manchester Inc., which was Kappa international teaching sorority will cele- Jim Calhoun, head basketball coach at the The funeral will be Friday at Julia (Leahy) Lynch. She entered October 12, 1982. in Hotel Development Corp. He University of Connecticut, has announced he will be traffic. created for the Manchester pro­ brate its Founders Day at the Buckboard restuaratit 9; 15 a.m. from the John F. the religious community in 1928 His memory is as dear today. « V '1 i and his law partner. Daniel ject and is part of a Hartford- in Glastonbury tonight beginning at 5:30 p.m. with running, rather than walking, the 10 kilometer Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. and professed her final vows in As in the hour he passed away. “ These hotels depend more on Blume of West Hartford handle ' ' , ** ' business traffic.” Pellegrini said. based parent company called cocktails. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. Manchester Area CROP walk scheduled for Oct. 23. Center St., followed by a Mass of 1936. She also taught at schools in -; ..■‘‘•IT the legal business of the firm. Calhoun will also be available to greet partici­ Hartford, East Hartford, Green­ Sadly Missed By, Approval was recently given to Hotel Development Corp.. E l­ Allyn Henderson of Houston, Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. Wife & Daughters Nathan Hale PTA fall fair pants at the registration tables. The event is James Church. Burial will be in wich, Derby, Bridgeport, Dan­ Chalet Susse International Inc. of baum said. Tex., handles finances and Ri­ sponsored annually by Chruch World Service. , nrfi, Wilton, N.H., which plans to build Hotel Development Corp. is chard Henderson of Cape Cod, The Nathan Hale School PTA will hold its annual Funds pledged to the walkers are used primarily for a 105-room motel off Tolland currently building a hotel in Mass, and Gerard Blain of Fall F air Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the long-term hunger-fighting projects all over the ’Turnpike. Marlboro. Mass., near the Digital Pxtrick Flynn/Minchntar Herald Windsor are construction manag­ school. Proceeds from the fair will be used to world. Police Roundup A retail and office complex that Equipment Ck)rp. headquarters ers, Elbaum said. purchase playground equipment. The Shephard’s Place Kitchen in Manchester will includes a hotel is also proposed and operates a suite hotel in FOOTBALL FUN — Bill Pellicane Jr., 14, football for fun Saturday on Florence Blain and Richard Henderson The event will feature children’s games, a cake receive 25 percent of the proceeds of the walk. Street. The two struggled to grab the west of the $70 million Pavilions Binghamton, N.Y. walk, a bake booth, a pumpkin patch, a haunted Organizations and groups wishing to participate assaulted by two men, police said. of 22 Florence St., left, and Lionel at Buckland Hills by New York Rooms at the Binghamton hotel have built about a dozen suite Unton then told Manchester police that she was house, several arts and crafts booths and raffles. should call the Rev. Joseph Milton, 649-2863, Two women are charged Flippen, 9, of 21 Florence St. throw a ball. developer John Finguerra. rent for about $71 a night, Elbaum hotels, but the proposed Man­ robbed during both the 1986 incident and the current Barbara Baker, 649-9349 or the walk secretary, Plans were filed Friday in the said. Nearly 100 percent of the chester hotel is Hotel Develop­ one, but said she made up the sexual assault charges FOCPA meets at St. Mary’s 844-8596. In false rape complaint town Planning Department for a g)ipcf

4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 12.1988 S T A T E Defendant talks Fusscas prefers to talk about issues about robbery He said he is not sure of the feasibility of the & R E G IO N Editor’s note; This is the first in a series of proposal, but he said the possibility still needs to other defendants pleaded guilty profiles of candidates for the Connecticut HARTFORD (AP) - Juan Campaigii *88 be explored. Musicians call strike Segarra Palmer smiled when last month. General Assembly. The reason prisons are overcrowded is Two witnesses testified in court NEW HAVEN (AP) — Musicians in the asked why he decided to publicly 55^ Assembly District because of the number of drug users and dealers admit his role in the $7 million Tuesday and testimony was to By Andrew J. Davis in jail, Fusscas said. He would also like to make New Haven Symphony Orchestra are continue today. Manchester Herald Wells Fargo robbery and said permanent the joint Substance Abuse Commit­ trading their instruments for picket signs. simply that it was time to speak The government contends, and tee of the Legislature to focus on long-term goals About 70 of the musicians went on strike the defense agrees, that the J. Peter Fusscas would rather not talk about able legislator. Rep. Ronald Smoko, D-Hamden, now that his trial has started. chairman of the Finance, Revenue and Bonding in solving the drug problem. Tuesday night after officials from Local Segarra told reporters that he robbery was committed single- his opponent, John R. Quinn, and their battie for He also wants the state to spend more on drug 234-468 of the American Federation of handedly by Victor M. Gerena, the seat in the 55th Assembly District. Instead, Committee, talked about Fusscas’s record. knew the robbery would occur, “He is a strong spokesman for his point of treatment and drug education. Musicians and the symphony were unable agreed to transport the stolen formerly of Hartford. Gerena, a the Repubiican state representative says he “If you can successfully treat 10 to 30 percent former Wells Fargo security would rather talk about issues. view,” he said. “I can find little fault with Peter. to come to terms during a two-hour funds and agreed to distribute the He is a bright, able guy.” of the people, you have reduced prison meeting. money through a group seeking guard, is accused of overpower­ Fusscas, who is seeking his fifth term in the overcrowding until it’s manageable,” he said. ing two co-workers and fleeing A House, said he continues to be re-elected because Others, such as Hebron Democratic Town Another negotiating session was Puerto Rican independence. Chairman Robert McKay, disagree. McKay said “Drugs is the greatest problem that faces scheduled for Sunday after the meeting He also admitted he met on with the millions. he has his finger on the pulse of the district. America. It literally rots the souls and minds of “It’s a relatively simple conspi­ he has not seen any concrete results from the broke off at about 6; 30 p.m. AP photo several occasions with the former The matter of his “lack of visibility” in the our young people.” . racy,” Assistant U.S. Attorney district, which has been raised as a campaign questionnaires that Fusscas frequently mails to ■ ‘Neither party thinks a strike Is Wells Fargo security guard who district residents. McKay said after the results To help improve schools in the inner cities, all TRAFFIC IS CRAWLING — Kit Johnson crawls along Farmholm Road in committed the heist. Albert Dabrowski told 12 Jurors issue by Democrat Quinn, is a non-issue that has “Incorrigibles” should be placed in one school so necessarily a good thing for the symphony and six alternates in his opening only been raised to gain Quinn attention, Fusscas are tabulated and reported in newspapers, he or its supporters, blit on the other hand the Stonington near his home Monday as a protest of drivers who exceed the But his attorney, Leonard has seen no action taken by Fusscas. all the students who want to learn can learn, Weinglass of New York City, told remarks. “It took years to says. In fact, he said that question shouid really Fusscas said. He said he would leave the musicians want to be paid what they are 25 mph speed limit. This was part of a planned event called ‘A Fall Crawl’ perpetrate the offense and it will be asked of Quinn, who has lived in the 55th “1 think the people of the 55th deserve more,” worth,” said William V. Gambardella, an 12 jurors and six alternates he said. “John Quinn is a good, strong candidate. selection of such troublesome students to local thought up by residents to try to get drivers to slow down on this narrow ’Tuesday on the first day of the take months to prove it.” District for one year. superintendents. attorney for the union and a member of the country road. Weinglass said Segarra could The 55th Assembly District consists of He’s done the job before. He’d do a much better local. trial in U.S. District Court that job.” A study on how such a system would work still Segarra didn’t rob the Wells be accused of receiving stolen Andover, Bolton, Hebron, Marlborough and must be done before any legislation can be murdering five black prostitutes. funds, but not with robbery. Manchester’s 3rd Voting District. Fusscas iives The questionnaires — which Fusscas des­ Teen charged In shooting The court, without comment, on Tuesday Fargo depot in West Hartford on cribed as a good way of communicating with the introduced, he said. Sept. 12,1983. and, therefore, was Segarra faces 17 counts, includ­ in Marlborough. In the 55th District, Fusscas plans to submit Firm to appeal fine WATERBURY (AP) - A 19-year-old let stand a lower-court ruling that police ing robbery. “I think I get re-elected because I’m in touch 25,000 people in the district — are not an issue, he violated Benjamin F. Miller Jr .’s rights by improperly charged with says. legislation to preserve 1,000 acres along an WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) - A spokesman suspected car thief was charged with robbery. Weinglass told jurors in ' his with my district,” Fusscas said. “I help a lot of abandoned railroad ’ine from Manchester to withholding information that could have people. I’m very much in the fabric of my Fusscas, a quiet man who chain smokes, has for Hamilton Standard said alleged attempted murder after he allegedly led “Did my client do it? Was he opening remarks that Segarra identified three pressing state issues; the state Willimantlc for a bii e and jogging path. hazardous waste management violations police on a 10-miIe chase, rammed a stolen helped clear him of the killings. there? Did he participate in the was a member of a group known community. I don’t know what John Quinn is in. Also, he would lik lo see all-terrain vehicles “This is a victory not just for Ben Miller He’s only been a resident a year. What the hell do deficit, the breakdown in the criminal justice which landed the company a $41,000 car into a police cruiser and then fired at planning?” Weinglass asked rhe­ as Los Macheteros, which advo­ system, and education. ' registered. Fusscas said ATVs shouid not be an officer. but for all Americans,” said John R. torically during his opening re­ cates independence for Puerto I know about him?” exciuded while people with motorcycles and federal fine were not of a “truly serious Williams of New Haven, Miller’s attorney. Fusscas, a 47-year-old business consultant, Concerning the deficit, which is now projected nature” and the company plans to appeal Lewis Toler of New Haven was ordered marks. He said the answers to all Rico and which the government at $56 million, Fusscas said the Democrats have automobiles have lo have them registered. the questions was no. contends is a terrorist says, “I have served my district to the best of my Fusscas, an assistant minority leader in the the fine. held in lieu of $150,000 bail following abiiity for eight years. I understand their dwindled a huge surplus to a deficit by arraignment in Superior Court Tuesday. Auditors fault center The 38-year-old Segarra is one organization. House, also said he supports protection of ”We believe the violations, although we Weinglass said Gerena became problems. It’s my job to understand their overspending. do not minimize them, were basically He was charged with attempted murder, WATERFORD (AP) — State auditors of five defendants charged in a problems and do something about that.” He said when the Republicans had the watershed areas. theft of a firearm, carrying a weapon in a conspiracy to plan the robbery enthralled with the Puerto Rican majority, there were years of prosperity for Fusscas and his wife, Helen, who owns a scattered, unintentional and not of a truly have faulted the Seaside Regional Center and distribute the money taken independence movement and de­ Rep. Linda Emmons, the ranking Republican Marlborough art gallery, plan to continue to be serious nature and we intend to avail motor vehicle and ear theft following for numerous bookkeeping and contracting representative on the Finance, Revenue and residents. Monday night’s incident, police said. during the nation’s second- cided on his own to rob Wells Rcginild PInto/Manchntar Herald The criminal justice system also needs an residents of the 55th District for years to come — ourselves of the right EPA grants to appeal errors, including spending nearly $300,000 largest cash theft. Fargo to support Los Machete­ Bonding Committee, said Fusscas is a good win or iose the election, he said. The coupie have the level of the fine,” Mark Sullivan, a The shot missed Officer Jon Thompson, legislator who expresses a viewpoint “that needs overhaul, Fusscas said. on services that didn’t reach many of the The others standing trial are; ros. He said Gerena sought out RUNNING AGAIN — J. Peter Fusscas, a Fusscas said he would like to relieve prison three children. Hamilton Standard spokesman, said police said. retarded clients they were intended to Carolos Ayes Suarez, 29; Norman Segarra because of Segarra’s to be heard.” “I’m a fixture in my community,” Fusscas Marlborough Republican, is seeking re- “I think Peter’s very good,” she said. “I think overcrowding by transporting criminals to ’Tuesday. help. Ramirez Talavera, 32; Roberto Harvard education and knowl­ election to his House seat in the 55th prisons outside the state. Economically de­ said. “I have iived here for 10 years. We are Sullivan said the violations were Court rejects appeal The audit, scheduled to be released Maldonado Rivera, 52; and Anto­ edge of English. Peter comes to the Legislature with a good permanent. We’ve selected this district as a Assembiy District. Fusscas is being chai- viewpoint in the world we live in.” pressed areas may want to have a prison built in corrected after the inspection and that the today, faults Seaside for renting houses nio Comacho Negron, 43. All five Segarra said during a recess; their back yard, which, because of community place to settle in, to raise a family and be a part of company will work with the EPA on a WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme that were not used, improperly are residents of Puerto Rico. “Victor was very clear; ... Ho lenged by Democrat John R. Quinn of Democrats who work with Fusscas say he is Court has rejected an appeal by very conservative, but they consider him to be an opposition, may not be possible in-state, he said. the community.” study of possible pollution problems on its maintaining attendance and leave records, The trial of nine other defend­ knew we had an absolute lack of Hebron. Windsor Locks land. Connecticut authorities ordered to either a lack of inventory control, and a poor ants has been postponed while the funds. He felt he was willing to The EPA last week issued the proposed release or retry a man who pleaded accident record involving state-owned government appeals a ruling make this great sacrifice for his fine of $41,348. insanity after he was charged with autos. tossing out some evidence col­ country.” He said Gerena wasnot State continues hearing on 142% Coventry water rate hike lected through wiretaps. Two a member of Los Macheteros, ...... u- 1 H

6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Oct. 12, 1988 The Race for the White House OPINION mom A breakthrough debate? H M O could lells truths’ Jack to rap Bush More likely just a rerun Anderson PIM u a / /A,. f By Donald M. Rothberg “ leader,” and “ leadership” 18 help or hurt Bv William AA. Welch The Associated Press times during the debate. He also The Associated Press News Analysis was partial toward “ values” and LOS ANGELES — Once again, “ strength.” WASHINGTON - After endur­ there’s talk of high stakes as When the Massachusetts gover­ ing weeks of attack on hot-button Michael Dukakis and George everybody now knows that he nor was asked about his lack of our hospital foreign policy experience, he issues such as crim e and the flag, Bush get ready for their second took a very unfair pounding.” , m-»M!, the slow-to-anger Democratic and last debate of the 1988 Bush said Quayle would do gave this reply; D M FRE^lDEiniAL I Doublespeak presidential nominee responded presidential campaign. “ very, very well. And he has my “ The question is values, the question is strength, the question It appears certain that Manchester will with the emotion his backers Maybe this will be the break­ full confidence and he’ ll have the ONlPAUaU longed for this campaign. But not through debate, the occasion confidence of people in their 30s is your willingness to provide the have a private health maintainance when one or the other will so kind of leadership that must be ATvIWeR k SASSO, EM6MEE16 before Michael Dukakis’ own and 40s.” organization that could compete or cooperate by Dukakis mother did first. impress voters with his eloquence The Republican nominee pre­ provided. I’m ready to provide with Manchester Memorial Hospital, or do “ Can anyone get as low as or ineptitude that the election will dicted his running mate would do that leadership. I want to be the $9^000.000 ?U8UC be decided then and there. “ very well when we get into the commander-in-chief of this coun­ both under different circumstances. this?” 85-year-old Euterpe Duka­ kis asked after recounting what More likely it will bean October debates.” try. I think it takes fresh The implications for the future of the on the farm she regarded as personal attacks rerun of their September debate. Quayle has since had his debate leadership now and an under­ publicly sponsored hospital, which has served by George Bush and the A few new lines have appeared with Democratic vice presiden­ standing of those forces of change to provide the kind of strength this community for years, are serious. BOSTON — The first people outside of Gov. Republicans. in the campaign weeks following tial nominee Lloyd Bentsen. The that we need. ... I don’t think it’ s Michael Dukakis’ inner circle to discover he had " I am telling these truths that debate. Indiana senator came across as Hospitals face a number of more or less just experience that makes a presidential ambitions learned it the hard way in because my son refuses to,” she Look for Dukakis to hold up a overly programmed and the polls fixed costs based on the size of their plants $20 bill and deride Bush’s prop­ showed that he fell short of Bush’s difference. It’s strength. It’s 1984. said. osal for a $l,000-a-year tax values.” and the need to maintain staff to provide They were the leaders of a citizens’ group who Appearing together in Maine expectations. deferred savings account Thurs­ Will Bush rise to the defense of adequate service. The history of health cost had counted on Dukakis to buck big business and last weekend, both Dukakises Twelve times, Dukakis re­ day night. Quayle again? That should be one stand up for their cause. But Dukakis’ ambitions demonstrated dismay at a Re­ ferred to “ values.” Bush wasn’t containment is one of shortening hospital “ Twenty bucks,” he tells roar­ moment to watch for on Thursday meant he would betray the group, go back on his publican campaign focusing on a far behind, using the word 11 stays and shifting as many medical and handful of issues. ing partisan audiences. “ Twenty night. word and allow a corporation to develop the times — six times in his first surgical procedures as possible from an Bush has been blamed for bucks.” That, he says, is the That first presidential debate historic site they were trying to save. AP photo response. trivializing the 1988 presidential annual tax savings Americans also was the night that Dukakis inpatient to an outpatient basis. The site was the Prowse Farm where the Doty “ Liberal” and “ liberals” were campaign. He has devoted weeks IN CONNECTICUT — Kitty Dukakis visits a day-care would realize from the Bush plan. gave a passionless response to a Manchester Memorial Hospital is no Tavern once stood. In the tavern, the Suffolk Bush favorites: he used one or the to attacking the governor of center in Stamford Tuesday, telling the crowd that her Crime has been a major stump question about his lack of passion, other eight times. different from other general hospitals in that Resolves were written. The resolves were the Massachusetts over his veto of a husband, Democratic presidential candidate Michael theme for Bush in recent days, about the characterization that respect. If it loses too many patients to other Health care costs more inspiration for the Declaration of Independence. ^ with renewed attacks on the he is “ the smartest clerk in the He also used several other bill . requiring the Pledge af Dukakis, is no election-year convert to the cause of hospitals, it will lose revenues, making it The beautiful farm sits at the entrance to the Allegiance’’ in schools; over a Massachusetts prison furlough world.” terms which mean the same 6,000-acre Blue Hills Reservation outside Boston. working women. program. “ I care deeply about people,” thing, like “ ACLU,” “ freeze more difficult to provide services. program allowing weekend fur­ The Friends of the Prowse Farm formed in 1976 ! loughs for inmates, including What might voters remember said Dukakis. He said it again and people,” a reference to suppor­ The financing of health care is complicated to prevent the farm from being developed after the convicted murders; for member­ of their first confrontation, the again. ters of a nuclear freeze and such and, as business analyst John Cunniff writes The price of success death of its owner. Codex Corp., a subsidiary of ship in the American Civil Liber­ Kitty says her husband debate that Dukakis likes to refer “ I am somebody who believes geographic symbols of liberalism elsewhere on this page, cost containment Motorola, bought the property and wanted to build ties Union; and for moving slowly to as “ some of the best 90 minutes deeply ... I care very deeply ... as “ Massachusetts” and with AIDS, for instance, was not a its world headquarters there. on pollution in his own back yard. of this whole campaign” ? These are things I believe in very, something of a sneer, “ Boston” efforts can lead to inflation. tion of this, according to the and “ Bostonians.” By John Cunniff cost factor until relatively re­ Leading the Friends was journalist Harvey And he has had help, too. They might recall Bush’s stir­ very deeply.” From public comments made by consulting firm ’s report, is in does more for women cently. Now, the Centers for Robbins. Also putting in time and effort was the ring defen.se of his running mate, He conceded that “ 1 may be a ambulatory surgery. President Reagan’s reference little calmer than some about it.” Donald M. Rothberg is the chief Manchester Memorial Hospital officials and NEW YORK — The cost of Disease Control estimates that most famous of the Friends, former Boston Celtics . Indiana Sen. Dan Quayle. In designing cost-containment to Dukakis as an “ invalid,” was Bv Linda Stowell Mrs. Dukakis also paid tribute “ He took a tremendous pound­ Dukakis did show a passion for political writer of The Associated representatives of Kaiser Permanente, the health care is rising sharply totai expenses for one patient star Dave Cowens. strategies, many sponsors of quickly retracted — but the fact' The Associated Press to Eleanor Roosevelt, the out­ ing.” said the vice president “ and certain words. He used “ lead,” Press. firm that plans to establish the HMO in town, again, and among the reasons health insurance plans identified might be as high as $150,000 Dukakis, who lost a bid for re-election in 1978 that he uttered it thrust onto front spoken first lady whose birthday one gets the impression that there has not why, incredibly, is the success of hospital surgical procedures that between diagnosis and death. after his first term as governor, took notice of the pages the Washington rumors STAMFORD — When Kitty was Tuesday. past cost-containment efforts. group’s impressive record of gathering popular "She was remembered in so been significant discussion between them on could be performed safely in an Other cost probiems invoi ve the that Dukakis had hidden past Dukakis asked a group of 4-year- Yes, you read it correctiy. support. He knew he could use such a grass-roots mental trouble. The rumors were many ways.” Mrs. Dukakis said. outpatient surgical facility. increasing price of medical edu­ old children what they would like Quayle at peace with press their future relationship. This seemingly illogical, almost organization to help his 1982 comeback. And he false, by all evidence. But the to be, one said a flower, another “ She was the First Lady of the These sponsors began to en­ cation, an investment that must In early stages of negotiation, some impossible state of affairs — cost courage workers to have certain knew Cowens would be the ideal pitchman. episode coincided with the begin­ said a bear. No one said they world, a goodwill ambassador be recovered; the surging cost of he was at Custer's Last Stand. question as “ irrevelant.” When distance between the parties is probably cutting ieading to infiation — types of surgery performed on an When Dukakis asked the Friends to join his ning of Dukakis’s slide in the wanted to be president. and one of the most important Bv Eileen Putman certain maipractice insurance, women of the 20th century. She The Associated Press The senator laughed. the reporter persisted, Quayle inevitable. Public pronouncements now could illustrates the pernicious finan­ outpatient basis, thus saving the campaign team, Robbins took meticulous notes of polls. But Mrs. Dukakis wants her and the defensive medical tests was a champion of unpopular “ Why not? We were at Water­ finally told him, “ You’re cial nature of the health-care cost of a one-day or two-day the meeting. “ Prowse Farm is my favorite piece of Republican Sen. Steve Symms husband Michael to be president prove an embarrassment later. and procedures now being used. cau.ses. a journalist, a scholar, INDIANAPOLIS - Call it loo earlier,” said another, a irrevelant.” beast, which avoids the most hospital stay. Employees were land. Kitty shares that feeling with me. Believe me, of Idaho asserted that an old and she came to Stamford Tues­ But before long, the parties had better get day to tell about 150 women that and the spouse of a great rapprochement. Call it detente. reference to Quayle’s remark to a But more often than not, Quayle carefully laid anti-inflation traps. offered financial incentives to do But much of the inflation once back in office, I will save the farm. I give you photo existed of Dukakis’s wife president.” Call it peace, however fleeting. Napoleon, Ohio, rally that Mi­ has been casual and relaxed together to work out some kind of cooperative The origins of the latest price problems lie within the nature of my word on that. It’s important to me,” Dukakis burning an American flag in he is well aware of the is.sues so. Mrs. Dukakis ,said Mrs. Roose­ After weeks in the national chael Dukakis wouldn’t come around the press since his debate spurt go back to the early and the industry itself. Putting a reportedly said. protest over the Vietnam war. facing them today. .arrangement. Now, says Mercer-Meidinger- velt talked about child labor laws spotlight, Dan Quayle now admits there because he “ doesn’t want to with Lloyd Bentsen, his Demo­ mid-1980s when, you might recall, dollar cost on life remains one of That was all the Friends needed. They Kitty Dukakis denies it. No photo “ In Massachusetts, he estab­ If Kaiser Permanente does establish an Hansen, these corporate sponsors and equal pay for equal work, he actually finds the press meet his Waterloo.” cratic counterpart. health-care officials in every area man’s most difficult challenges, campaigned for Dukakis night and day. The first ever emerged. But subtle dam­ lished a day care partnership HMO in town and does not contract with are finding thatoutpatientfacility “ causes and issues ... which are likable. Such repartee with the Indiana There have been frequent im­ of the industry felt drastic mea­ one from which even the most newspaper and television ads featured Cowens age may have been done. program, and today there are 46 promptu visits to the back of the charges are as high as $3,000foras unresolved in 1988.” Quayle’ s new posture with the senator was missing from early Manchester Memorial Hospital to refer hardnosed executives retreat. child care centers for state plane for on-the-record chats and sures were required. calling Dukakis "a straight shooter.” (The ad was Dukakis has begun responding She said 25 percent of parents media assumes that reporters weeks of his campaign, when the patients there, as many as a general hospital little as a few hours’ use. Meanwhiie, many companies employees.” Mrs. Dukakis said. good-natured banter with the At that time, according to a filmed at a high school gym and required Dukakis with his own negative assaults. with children under the age of 12 are merely a bit misguided, not candidate was constantly pep­ and others who sponsor health “ Michael Dukakis is no election- regulars who travel with him. is equipped to serve, the negative effect on the consultant on corporate benefits, "Ironically,” it states, "in to sink a foul shot, but Cowens recalled the On television commercials and in have given up jobs or promotions necessarily evil, a notion he pered with questions about his insurance plans are confronted year convert to the needs that There haven’t been any formal hospital financing, and consequently on its the Wiiiiam M. Mercer- many instances pian costs would governor missed every free throw. Finally, a speeches, he belittles Bush’s because of a lack of quality day expanded on Tuesday as he posed military service, academic re­ some of our families have for news conferences since Sept. 15. Meidinger-Hansen concern, actually be reduced if these with enormous increases in their cutaway camera shot was used with Dukakis running mate Dan Quayle; he care. for a photo opportunity at an Ohio cord and personal life. Those ability to continue to serve the community, high-quality child care.” They are not Quayle’s best many state Medicaid programs, surgeries were again performed bills. releasing the ball. Someone sank the shot for him.) accuses Bush of plotting a "raid” She also urged the women to pumpkin stand. questions do pop up from time to could be disastrous. format — he often makes gaffes private-sector benefit plans and in thehospital, since the cost of one While the economy in general Robbins said he had a hint of trouble to come on Social Security; andhedepicts She promised that if elected vote. The Republican vice presiden­ time, as do questions about polls president, the Massachusetts — and they clearly don’t fit in Medicare tackied costs with a day there can be less expensive worries about 4.5 percent infla­ when he picked Dukakis up to drive him to the gym. Bush as lacking judgment. “ Eleanor Roosevelt used to tial nominee bought his press indicating that Quayle is a drag governor would establish a na­ with the campaign strategy. vengeance. than thesurgical facility charge.” tion, the consuiting firm ’s report Dukakis initially balked at stepping into the car say, ’It’s up to the women,’ and I entourage a bushel of apples, bit on the ticket. All of this is part of what tional day care partnership of And indeed, when Quayle ven­ “ We’ve had news conferences, Among other things, they imple­ This is just one illustration of the states that many plan sponsors because Robbins had a “ Save the Prowse Farm ” think she was a prophet. On Nov. into one and admonished: “ Go frequently is lamented as the families, government and not as much as the press would difficulties involved in holding the have seen their bills rise this year 8, the women will outnumber the eat them. Enjoy it. Change your tured into the back of his plane to mented case-based hospital reim­ bumper sticker. like,” concedes David Prosper!, by 30 percent to 80 percent. negative nature of the 1988 businesses. men by 10 million voters.” attitude.” see reporters recently, he met bursement systems, set up hospi- line on health care costs. There Once Dukakis was elected, he dragged his feet on Quayle’s press secretary. “ But presidential race. Mrs. Dukakis criticized Repub­ Jane Norgren, executive direc­ The stand was owned by one some of his toughest questions to tai utilization review programs are plenty of other reasons, acquiring the land by the state’s right of eminent our strategy is not to satisfy the Minor issues, or outright distor­ lican presidential nominee tor of the Stamford Child Care Jack R. Custer. Not to let an date about his parents’ support in and shifted costs from employers including the changing natures of John Cunniff is business analyst domain. He was afraid of being portrayed as press as much as it is to get our tions, are screamed while hardly George Bush, saying programs Center, a United Way Agency, opportunity slip, one reporter the past of the John Birch society. to employees. Dispensers and health and illness themselves. for The Associated Press. anti-business, even after the election. message out.” he has proposed “ fail to address said she would have welcomed noted to Quayle that it appeared Quayle testily denounced the users of services, therefore, He then asked the emotionally and financially a whisper is heard about the the needs” of working Am eri­ either major-party candidate or would be put on the side of cost drained Friends to jump through several more national debt piling up by the cans. She said Bush’s proposed representatives, but she has containment. It wouid be in their hoops. They spent thousands of dollars on legal billions, relations with the So­ viets, the AIDS plague, or the child care program provides less already decided to vote for financiai interest. bills, researching the law that would allow the state About letters to the editor hostages still, in Lebanon. than $4 a day for families. Dukakis. i It worked. Hospital utiiization to take the land away from Codex. i i and occupancy rates feil. The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters to the The Friends sensed the farm was lost after a While that might seem to be a editor. spring 1984 meeting Robbins and Cowens had with positive result, it wasn’t entirely Letters should be brief and to the point. They should be Dukakis’ chief counsel, Steve Rosenfeld. so. The reason: To hospitals, each typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ease in editing, should Explaining Dukakis’ foot dragging, Rosenfeld said, IT'S WISE TO PAY-BY-MAIL dollar saved through cost contain­ "W e’re talking about a man who wants to be and be double-spaced. Letters must be signed with name, address ment was a revenue dollar iost. To could be the next president of the United States.” and daytime telephone number (for verification). correctit, they hadtocutexpenses Within a few months, Dukakis announced that he Try Our Pay-By-Mail The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the interests — or rebuild revenues. would let Codex develop the farm. Cutting expenses can appear of brevity, clarity and taste. We have seen Dukakis’ doublespeak in a Program... easier than it is. For example, Letters about candidates and issues in the fall election confidential letter he wrote to business leaders hospitals have many fixed costs campaign are encouraged. 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Please begin my Country big issue in the campaign because it was ” a very ’The drug-running Medellin Cartel of Colombia good exam ple” of who used the better judgment. said it was "the height of hypocrisy for somebody’s pay-by-mail subscription on ------• mu may be stirring some of the chaos in Haiti, who’s been part of an administration that’s a Style V.\ The inference, of course, was that Quayle is an according to State Department sources. The cartel trillion dollars in debt.” inexperienced lightweight and that Bush was reportedly sought to overthrow top military leader Enclosed please find payment for: Curtains Dukakis said the administration hasn’t been able irresponsible in putting him where he could be As we neared Hartford, I tried to loosen him up Gen. Henri Namphy and replace him with Col. to balance a budget In eight years or even come within a heartbeat of the presidency. Bentsen, by offering him a layup. Would he consider giving Jean-Claude Paul. Then a cabal of Carrier Del^ve^ry. ^ ^ months *46.20 □ 1 year 92.40 close, has done business with terrorist nations and you’ll remember, harped on that theme when he Sandra Day O’Connor female company on the non-commissioned officers headed off the cartel drug traffickers. And thus showing sudden signs of and Quayle debated in Omaha last week. Supreme Court if he had to fill a vacancy there. I and ousted the weakening Namphy. The cartel shedding the "icem an” image which Bush inflicted 3 months *21.56 □ 6 months *43.12 □ 1 year *86.24 But Dukakis expanded on the judgment question, got a speech off the shelf on how many judges he reportedly has provided Paul with a on him recently, Dukakis took other pokes at the linking it with his own vision of the nation’s future, has appointed during his tenure as governor of multi-million-dollar slush fund that he is using to Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment. □ Tip Amount------Massachusetts with the marginal note that many vice president. m as two of us newsmen rode with the candidate from buy support. •Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary. Bradley International Airport to campaign stops in were women or minorities. "Spending time in flag factories and talking Hartford last week. Dukakis said he is the one, not But Michael Dukakis is quite sure of himself and about the Pledge of Allegiance when you can’t even MISS THIS remember the words is not the answer to real Bush, who is plugged into the real “ concerns” of what he wants to do as president. It’s just that he Name. concerns (that word again) Americans have these (*11111 10-29-88) the American people. He must have used that word lets the programmed lockjaw take over when you Apt. SALE !! days,” he said. For more hypocrisy, he said. Bush iHaurliPstrrI Hrralft "concerns” nearly 20 times during the 20-minute ask for details. He sees Bush as vulnerable — a Address- kind of double-talking apologist for a regime that ought to quit saying Boston Harbor stinks when his Founded In 1881 Zip. Phone. ride. own administration in Washington did all it could to City. Dukakis proved to be every bit as programmed refuses to see the serious problems overtaking this PENNY M. SIEFFERT ...... P u M Ith er frustrate cleanup efforts there. as we sat stuffed in the rear seat of the Ford Crown country. He is confident that voters will see the OEOnOE T. CHAPPELL ...... EdHor But the thrust of what Dukakis had for us, like his DOUQLA8 A. BEVINS...... ExecutiveEdHof MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL Victoria as he was in his first debate with Bush and difference in time to elect him. „ , Bush is a "status quo politician,’ says Dukakis, message on the stump, was that he’s the one who MARIE P. ORADV...... CHyEdHor PAUL’S PAINT presumably as he would be in this week’s encore. truly recognizes what’s wrong with this country ALEXANDER G IRELLI...... A ttocleleEdHor His response to radio newsman Steve Kotchko and and "out of the mainstream” of America. I said The Manchester Herald and that voters should not be fooled by the guy who DENISE A. ROBERTS...... 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He’s not one for small talk, That prompted Dukakis to go beyond the rhetoric and elect him on Nov. 8. for being conversational or spontaneous. of "mainstream” and run off a laundry list of MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Oct. 12. 1988 - t 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Oct. 12, 1988 WIT OF THE WORLD SOENCE Protests underscore AIDS dilemma By Jerry Estlll The key word is proven. AIDS Stop testing drugs. They want the FOCUS The Associated Press patients feel they don’t have time to agency to test them faster. & HEALTH News Analysis wait for proof. Ironically, that argument was WASHINGTON - A demonstration “I would rather take my chances heard loudest from pharmaceutical EFBt that temporarily closed Food and with the side effects of an experimen­ companies until the issue of AIDS Amsterdam drugs attained such a high profile. NETHERLANDS Supermini saves lives Drug Administration headquarters strators — including more than 100 tal drug,” said Vito Russo, a New York City writer who says he was But such an argument coming from Social Security doesn’t cover everything SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) - The use of underscores the desperation of AIDS arrested for blocking entrances to the sufferers hoping for a chemical cure building — are asking the agency to diagnosed with AIDS in 1985. “The an individual suffering from an bedside supermini-computer units is helping that so far has escaped researchers recommend experimental AIDS side effect of AIDS is death.” incurable illness casts the issue onto a DEAR MR. ROSS; you give to gays who probably use would give me $110 to pay the fee at to save lives at the U.S. Naval Hospital in San around the world. treatments as soon as it determines At the same time, Russo com­ moral and ethical plane. I’m helping a longtime your money to get their thrills. the employment agency in my neigh­ Diego, reports a management information The action Tuesday at FDA’s they are no more dangerous than plained that officials in the Reagan There is an inherent ethical Judg­ family friend who has What about when I have children? borhood. They offer job counseling systems Journal. headquarters building in nearby AIDS itself. administration are using the highly ment in almost all FDA decisions on no wife or children to What’s their life going to be like? and guaranteed placement for the fee. According to MIS Week, thanks to a Rockville, Md., also highlighted a The agency says that to do that vocal call for easier approval of AIDS new drugs: whether the beneficial care for him. He is 83 Thanks There has never been such a serious Mr. Ross, if I did not seriously need computerized charting^ystem, medical fundamental problem facing the would eliminate a major reasonforits drugs to bolster its general theme of effect warrants potentially harmful years oid and has lost ali A Million and deadly disease as AIDS. I’m 14 your help, I wouldn’t ask. If you’d like personnel have instant access to highly agency charged by law with oversee­ existence: to apply a scientific sorting less government regulation — in this side effects. But the issue is seldom bladder control. He and have to grow up in a generation to speak with me on this matter, I’m accurate information about the patient’s vital ing the safety and effectiveness of its process that tries to cull quackery case of pharmaceutical companies. drawn sharply enough to provoke must rely on a rubber Percy Ross that’s so terrible — it’s pathetic. It always home. Believe me, I have signs, the status of equipment and what drug drugs. from treatments proven safe and Russo said he and his fellow protests by the people most directly attachment from his just isn’t fair! nowhere to go. It’s moments like this therapy has already been administered. In essence, the hundreds of demon- effective. demonstrators do not want the FDA to affected — the patients. MISS S.W. “you know what” which that make everything seem so bleak. Such information can be extremely ------:* drains into a bag. BROWNWOOD, TEXAS MISS M.P. ______.. SAVANNAH, GA. important In case of emergency, particularly His smaii Social Se­ in intensive care units. The publication says curity check pays for medicine, food editor. Miss Webber, I wouldn’t have DEAR MISS W.: Am I ever Study finds AIDS testing PLUS SIZES 14W-24W and insurance, but by the 10th of every a clue as to what you request is all astounded to read that you’re just 14! DEAR MISS P.: I’m sure you’re the information is available on full, |i | month he has nothing left. For the last about. From her nursing background, For your information, before AIDS familiar with saying, “It’s always high-resolution display on 19-inch stations in Entire Stock of six months, I’ve been heiping out, but she explained to me that your friend there was syphilis. At one time, it too darkest before the dawn." I mention, less than one second, with each piece of with two kids and a husband, it gets uses a “condom catheter.” was an incurable disease and many this because your mom’s drug addic­ patient information being entered into two 99.9993 percent accurate WINTER COATS ON SALE very expensive. As for the particulars on how it died from it. tion casts a dark shadow over your life minicomputers so there always is backup in works, I stopped her short. 1 feel some Someday we’ll have a cure for today, but it doesn’t have to be that case of trouble. The rubber attachments cost $1.15 BOSTON (AP) — The military says it Dr. Robert R. Redfield of the Walter things are better left unsaid. How­ AIDS, and then a new virus will way tomorrow. PEOPLE Reed Army Institute of Research said the and he needs one everyday — ever, what should be addressed is the present itself for which there is no It’s my hope that the check I’m found just one mistake in testing more Co/uol Lodg sometimes more if one breaks. Blow-drying halts Infection than 135,000 recruits for the AIDS virus, military program dispels that “myth” by fact that you’re receiving my check, known cure. So, for the sake of our sending will shine a silver of light into suggesting carefully conducted tests have showing that AIDS testing can be MANCHESTER PARKADE • 649-6382 There’s also the cost of the bags — one which will cover six months of his children, as well as future generations your “bleak” situation and set you on Presley marries, expecting he wears during the day and the other TORONTO (AP) — Blow-drying of the ear an error rate of only .0007 percent. performed quickly, cheaply and accu­ medical supplies. Thanks for writing ... I’m hoping your present biased the road to gainful employment. Good canal can prevent recurrence of chronic ear The armed forces, which routinely rately. The test costs the government $3 he attaches to the bed at night. Can and displaying a selfless attitude attitude doesn’t prevail. luck. LOS ANGELES (AP) — Lisa Marie Presley, you believe that his insurance won't the only heir of Elvis Presley, was married infections in patients who swim, notes a report screen all recruits for acquired immune per person, and the results are available toward helping others. within three days. pick up the cost? DEAR MR. ROSS: I’m unemployed last week and is expected to deliver the late in a medical publication. deficiency syndrome, had only one false king of rock ’n’ roll’s grandchild next spring, Patients can eliminate moisture in their positive in checking young men and Military researchers said not all AIDS All I ask, Mr. Ross, is that you send DEAR MR. ROSS: I’m not writing and live at home with my mother and Minneapolis millionaire Percy Ross women from areas where the AIDS virus for money, just to vent an opinion. grandmother. I have two sisters and is internationally known for his her publicist says. ears by aiming a conventional blow-dryer at testing may be as accurate and efficient as something to help him out for a couple is rare. of months. He’ll have this problem Some time ago, I was shocked to see one brother. My situation is this: My philanthropic works and likes to Miss Presley, 20, and aspiring musician the ear from a distance of 45-60 centimeters, theirs. according to Family Practice News. The results of the military testing CHOLESTEROL until he passes on, but to make life that you actually gave money to a mother has a drug problem and we’re encourage others to help solve prob­ Danny Keough, 23, were married Oct. 3 in a program are to be published Thursday in “Clearly, people who perform the test better for him, this will do the trick. place that helped gays. I'm aware unable to help because she feels that lems for those in need. You may write private service at the Church of Scientology Using the dryer for about 30 seconds three poorly will have bad results,” Redfield times a day ensures dryness of the canal, . the New England Journal of Medicine. May God continue to give both you and AIDS is a terrible thing to go through she doesn’t have a problem. to Percy Rossc/o Manchester Herald, headquarters in Hoilywood. They are now on a The risk of false positive results is often said. “I would like Americans to ask why me the strength to keep helping and I sympathize with those who get My grandmother is forced to P.O. Box 35000, Minneapolis, Minn. Caribbean honeymoon. thereby preventing bacteria and fungi from the young men and women in the causing chronic infection, the journal reports. cited as an argument against routinely SCREENING others. from blood transfusions. provide for us in order to compensate 55435. Include a telephone number if “Lisa and Danny have been taiking for the screening people at low risk of AIDS Department of Defense get an early Mrs. W. L. But if it weren’t for the gays there for my mother’s problems. you wish. All letters sent to Mr. Ross past year about getting married and starting a Blow-drying is often effective when infection, such as marriage license diagnosis for a treatable, preventable BIRMINGHAM, ALA. wouldn’t be such a disease. Instead of I want to help by finding a job, but are read. Only a few are answered in family,” actress Priscilla Beaulieu Presley, conventional treatment — topical application applicants. Some have suggested that the disease, when they can’t. The answer is giving to the Mii.scular Dystrophy there aren’t many available here in this column, although others may be of ear drops and cleansing of the ear canal there has been no leadership in the Do You Know What Your c-'vnnnnb I’m writing to ask if yo\i Lisa Marie’s mother, said Tuesday through false positives might actually outnumber DEAR MRS. L.: If it wasn’t for my Association or another needy cau.se. acknowledged privately. publicist Paul Bloch. “I couldn’t be happier with a “dry mop” — is not, it notes. those who are truly infected with HIV, the medical community to provide that right Cholesterol Level Is? for the two of them at this very special time in The publication adds that the use of ear AIDS virus. to the American people.” their lives.” plugs while showering or swimming is another good preventive measure. Should women measure up More than 50 percent of Americans have blood Tartikoff stays with TV Number cruncher cracks cholesterol levels, high enough to be at risk for Dr. Gott Alcoholism, smoking linked heart disease — and don't know it! NEW YORK (AP) — Hollywood moviedom Peter Gott, M.D. to the ideals of their men? ROCKVILLE, Md. (AP) - Researchers are beckoned, but Brandon Tartikoff decided to finding that a consistent range of 70 to 80 Coronary Heart Disease is the nurpber one extend his record as the longest-running record-long math problem In view of miserable state of percent of alcohol abusers also are smokers, cause of death in the United States, out num­ DEAR our public educational system net work programming chief and stay with reports Internal Medicine News. ABBY: I am a NBC-TV, which he took from third place to NEW YORK (AP) — Mathematicians United States, the Netheriands and bering deaths from cancer and accidents com­ 33-year-old pe­ and the rampant illiteracy in our If representative of America’s general society, supporting the public first. population, the link reported in the studies working with hundreds of computers on Australia who donated computer time bined. tite blonde, and when not needed for their regular work. after knowing a library with gifts and endow­ “Several different jobs were offered to me, suggests that up to 20 percent of the smoking three continents have successfully split a Dear Abby ments is one of the most worth­ major studio executive situations, independ­ record-long 100-digit number into two Factoring the 100-digit num ber took less lot of jerks who population has a drinking problem compared than a month. In theory, one expert said, a Find Out Your Cholesterol Level have done me Abigail Van Buren while things anyone can do with ent production deals, but a few weeks ago both with only about 5 percent of the non-smoking prime factors, according to a report Drug treatment his or her wealth. published today. supercomputer like the Cray, operating at wrong. I finally Ja'ck (Jack Welch, chairman of General population, notes the medical journal. continuously, could have solved the found a wond­ Electric Co., which owns NBC) and Bob (NBC 'The studies — conducted at the University of The final numerical sequence required problem in about a week. But supercom­ ‘W aty^aoH /k, erful man who L. DAVIS ALMAND, President and CEO Robert C. Wright) met Vermont and the Addiction Research i for the solution flashed into a laboratory in can be changed SAN FRANCISCO puters cost thousands of dollars an hour to 263 West Middle Turnpike. is kind, fun, in­ with me and made a very generous offer for Foundation in Toronto — are reinforcing the Palo Alto, Calif., at 2:03 a m. PDT run. and operating the range of simpler telligent and me to continue on at NBC,” Tartikoff said in a perception that prolonged tobacco u.se is an . Tuesday, marking a development that will computers for short periods when they Manchester, CT DEAR DR. GOTT: My daughter is in a group-care DEAR L. DAVIS ALMAND: statement Tuesday. probably force cryptographers to rethink caring. Bravo! Thank you fora valuable addiction rather than a mere bad habit. says were idle kept the cost down to virtually home because of my age (78) and her .severe M S The problem? He insists that 1 Please don’t think me greedy, Tartikoff signed a deal that will keep him at Internal Medicine News, adding that the how some codes used by governments and nothing, the Times said. DATE; Thursday, October 13th She is given her medicine all at once. They arc have surgery to increase the size but I enjoy going out for a nice suggestion. On numerous occa­ NBC "into the 1990s,” Wright said. He will banks are applied in the future, said The sions, I have been asked if I have alcohel-smoking correlation may be useful in There has been rapid progress in the TIME: 10 am to 5 pm muscle relaxants. Shouldn’t she he petting them of my bust. 1 feel happy with lunch once a week, and it would be keep his title as NBC entertainment president screening populations for alcohol abuse. New York Times. factoring field this year, with the same spread out over the day? my.self the way I am and wish he nice to be able to treat a friend. any special advice for young people. My response repeated: and get a new one, chairman of the new NBC The 100-digit number was chosen by an group establishing a record with a 96-digit could love me this way. He says Also, if I had a few extra dollars. I Program Development Group. elaborate mathematical screening pro­ number just three weeks ago. According DEAR READER: Multiple .sclerosis is a slowly he wouldn’t spend the rest of his would be able to buy something I “If I could give young people to Lenstra, the record has been broken progressive nervous system disease of unknown Tartikoff, 39, has been entertainment Americans cut away fat cess to afford the maximum possible life looking at other women’s really need. It would also come in one piece of advice, it would be, division chief since 1980. NBC had never won a difficulty, the Times said. The two factors about once a year this decade. Manasse cau.se that eventually results in disturbances of breasts if (he perfect body was at handy when I want to send read, read, read! In reading, you NEW YORK (AP) — Americans are cutting predicted a 106-digit num ber will have vision, speech, judgment, emotional state, and season before taking the top spot four seasons found are 41 digits and 60 digits, his side. someone a nice card. will open up new worlds, real and ago. It has remained No. 1 since. away more fat from their red meats. respectively. been factored by the end of the winter. muscle function. M.S. patients may reach the point I really don’t want to do thi.s, imagined. Read for information, In 1979, says the Reebok Aerobic A number’s factors are smaller Here is the problem they solved: where purposeful movement becomes difficult or hut I don’t want to lose him. And Perhaps your readers will read for pleasure. Our libraries Information Bureau, the average American The number to be factored: NEED SOME EXTRA impossible. Spasticity (tight muscles) can he numbers that when multiplied by each I'm a little hurt knowing he feels appreciate this suggestion. It are filled with knowledge and joy, household cut away about 3.5 grams of fat a other produce the larger number. A prime 9,412,343,607,359,262,946,971.172,136,294.514 painful and difficult to control. this way. would save them racking their and it’s all there — free for the Springsteen urges support day. In 1985, that figure rose to 7.5 grams. Cortisone is sometimes helpful in retarding the brains, wondering what to give an number is one that is evenly divisible only SPENDING MONEY? Should 1 have this surgery done taking. The person who does not Now. however, Americans are eating more by one or by itself. 357,528,981,378.983,082.541,347,532,211.942,6 development of M S. symptoms. However, there is to please him? Or try to find older person for Christmas. 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I would iook for a new place to live. demonstrate that the value of the Ashe and Nick Bollettieri, who operates Etc., Etc.! changed mine.” DALLAS house is appreciating at an annual some of the nation’s finest tennis clinics, are We’re more than just Balloons — CALL NOW 647-9M6 / 643>2711 rate of at least 10 percent. I don’t Bruce Williams, America’s top DEAR BRUCE: I am 26 and my teaching the game this week at three city Stop in and see us Soon! f wife is 22. Our house is worth about believe that this is the case in the radio talk host, is heard each week SANDRA KASAVAGE Counselor DEAR S.R.: Not on your life. The night on NBC stations. Write to parks as part of a $83,000 program paid for by landlord has absolutely no right to $52,000, of which we owe $33,000. We Orlando area just now. the city, Essex County, the Newark Board of 113 Main Street • M anchester • 647-0469 , Why you would consider an equity Williams in care of the Manchester manrljwtpr Ipralb enter your apartment without your are considering finding a bigger place Education and the city’s Boys and Girls clubs. 646-2302 loan before purchasing another house Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester C 19HH liiei Cfnlcr, Inc permission except in emergencies. because we have just about outgrown 135 Center Street -k Manchester this one. is totally beyond my understanding. 06040. Letters of general interest will Otherwise, she has an obligation to be printed in the paper. give you ample notice and conduct Would it be wi.se for us to take an An equity loan is not assumable or MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 12.19M — H 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 12, 1988

said at a news conference Tuesday that his Compromise on bill prug money-laundering ring Arguments open department, which had planned to restart Bolivia is using U.S. choppers N A'nO N one of its three nuclear weapons reactors WASHINGTON (AP) - Negotiators are at the Savannah River Plant as early as trying to reach a compromise on sharply November, now does not expect the first of differing tax bills passed by the Hguse and Ismashed in ‘hostile takeover" under drug-fighting contract on rehearing of them to reach full operation until January. Senate, one containing a "taxpayers’ bill of & W O R L D rights” and the other offering relief for 20 Pat Lelsner financial institution and its im­ Authorities said the scheme All three of the reactors, which began WASHINGTON (AP) — Bolivia has mounted South American countries to combat drugs, the million owners of mutual funds. |The Associated Press portant members have been operated this way: Bank officials Reform not suggested operation in 1954, have been closed for indicted,” said U.S. Customs placed drug money in certificates machine guns on six U.S. helicopters under a officials said. But except for the six helicopters in maintenance and safety checks 9 mid a The Senate bill, which was approved drug-fighting contract with the Pentagon while Bolivia, none has weapons mounted aboard, Mrs. Tuesday night on an 87-1 vote, would cut >, TAMPA, Fla. — Federal agents Service chief William Von Raab. of deposit in branches in France, key rights case PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (AP) — The wave of publicity about lax safety vgave new meaning to "hostile “We have given new meaning to Panama, Uruguay, the Baha­ Peru and Guatemala have hired American Oakley said. Communist leadership has undergone a precautions. selected taxes by an estimated $3 billion mas, Luxembourg and England, civilian pilots. State Department officials said. She said, however, that local law enforcement over three years and, to ayold worsening Utakeover” by smashing a $32 the term ‘hostile takeover.’” By James H. Rubin jority and lead to dismantling of a major shake-up that will most probably ijmillion global money-laundering T uesday’s announcement then created a loan at another Americans are flying five helicopters in Peru agents may be carrying weapons aboard those slow down the pace of reform in the deficit, boost other taxes by the same 'ring that routed drug profits came two days after the arrest branch and allowed the traf­ and two aircraft to spray fields in Guatemala, the aircraft. The Associated Press number of precedents estab­ amount. The House bill, passed 380-25 on The Knight-Ridder story identified Ann B. lished earlier by the court. Czechoslovakia, speeches by senior Cuba seizes ship ^through a bank to Colombian here of 11 people, including seven fickers to withdraw the funds. officials said Tuesday. officials indicate. Aug. 4, has a $7.5 billion price tag. The bank repaid the loan with The disclosure followed a story by the Wrobleski, the assistant secretary of state for WASHINGTON - As appre­ The 1976 ruling, called Runyon MIAMI (AP) - - A Cuban gunship seized ;!cocaine cartels, authorities say. en route to a bogus bachelor During the reshuffle, which occurred Customs agents infiltrated Co- party, officials said. funds in the CDs, officials said. Knight-Ridder news service saying the State international narcotics matters, as “commander hensive civil rights advocates vs. McCrary, held that racially a U.S. merchant ship with eight people and in chief of the air wing.” iook on, the Supreme Court is segregated private schools which Monday and Tuesday, the country lost its Algiers lifts curfew ‘jlombia money-laundering syndi- The "bride” and “groom” were Department had amassed a force of 150 aircraft key advocate of speedy economic and New Zealand’s America’s Cup race yacht jeates and helped smuggle profits actually undercover agents. Indictments were returned in and planned to use U.S. civilian pilots to fly Aides to Mrs. Wrobleski said she was attending hearing arguments that wiii heip refuse to admit blacks violate the aboard, saying the vessel was in its waters, Tampa, New York, Chicago, an international drug conference in The Hague it decide whether to overturn a Civil Rights Act of 1866. That law social reform, longtime Premier Lubomir ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) - Tanks and ^ ‘from drug sales out of the armed missions against drug traders in Latin a claim the captain flatly denied, the Coast troops disappeared from the streets of •country, federal authorities At least 40 people have been Detroit, Philadelphia and Hous­ America, the Caribbean and Asia. that was not open to the press and could not be key 1976 decision used to fight was enacted to ensure recently Strougal. arrested around the world, in­ ton, and warrants were issued in reached for comment. raciai discrimination. freed slaves all the rights of Warning of the potential for high Guard said. Algiers at dawn today as the government '•charged Tuesday in a series of Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley The eight, at least seven Americans, abruptly lifted a state of emergency {indictments naming 85 cluding this country, England Miami, Los Angeles, London and called the story an ’’exaggeration.” She and Mrs. Oakley called the story “an exaggeration The justices today were sche- citizenship. inflation and unemployment under rapid and Argentina, officials said. Paris. duied to hear arguments on The 12-year-old decision allows reform, the leadership backed personnel were detained Tuesday in Punto Cayo imposed when violent protests swept the •defendants. Catherine Shaw of the department’s Interna­ and an overdramatization of the congressional tional Narcotics Office then disclosed the mandated role of the department” in combating whether they shouid reverse the civil rights groups to use the 1866 changes aimed at pursuing a slower road Malo, Cuba, said Coast Guard spokesman country last week. I The charges resulted from a Named along with BCCI Hold­ "For some international banks, DanVogeley. , Armored personnel carriers and tanks jtwo-year investigation dubbed ings were two subsidiaries: Bank Pentagon contract with Bolivia and the hiring of drugs. 12-year-oid ruling that aliows law as a weapon to attack private to “restructuring” than that of the Soviets. their sleaze factor is higher than civilian pilots in Peru and Guatemala. peopie to sue private citizens discrimination in all forms. The disassembled sloop New Zealand rumbled away from public buildings and ^’’Operation C Chase.” The “C” of Credit and Commerce Interna­ their interest rates. That's what The six helicopters in Bolivia are Huey models, was aboard the 160-foot U.S.-registered 'stands for C-note, slang for $100 tional S.A., with operations in the But Mrs. Oakley said the 29 helicopters and each one able to carry a crew of three and eight accused of bias. Their decision is For example, no other federal Delays won’t hurt main intersections at 5 a.m. in this we’re talking about here — just planes acquired on order to combat drugs ’’are expected in 1989. law bars racially segregated merchant ship Tampa Sea Horse, officials Mediterranean port city. Only the Defense bills. United States and London, and pure greed,” Von Raab said at a passengers. The M60 machine guns are mounted ; Among the defendants were Bank of Credit and Commerce not for combat. They are not used for aggressive in doorways on swivels. The court sent shock waves private schools. Also, the law WASHINGTON (AP) — The government said. Ministry and other military Installations news conference. , actions like bombing airstrips or cocaine through the civil rights commun­ provides for heavy punitive dam­ will not be able to manufacture nuclear The Cubans seized the vessel off the were manned by soldiers. 'BCCI Holdings, a Luxembourg- <' International (Overseas) Ltd., Ms. Shaw of the international narcotics office based bank holding company organized in the Cayman Islands He said the case should serve laboratories. I am not aware of plans for their ity last April when it announced it ages against those found to have weapons materials for 2'A months, but it southeastern tip of Cuba without firing But more than 3,000 looters and agitators future use in that regard.” said Bolivia armed the helicopters under a would explore the issue in a case practiced discrimination. And says that raises no threat to national shots or using force, saying it had violated arrested in the last hours of the state of 'with branches in 72 countries, and and operating in France, Pa­ notice that the gates for pine bank officials. In all, 16 U.S. helicopters and planes are in contract with the Defense Department. from North Carolina involving the statute is a key recourse for security. the communist country’s 12-mile emergency still were being held in the nama, Colombia, the Bahamas smugglers are closing around the charges of on-the-job racial those challenging bias in the sale Energy Secretary John S. Herrington territorial limit, the Coast Guard said. police school at El Biar and elsewhere. ; “It is the first time an entire and the United States. world. harassment. of private homes. While no party to the North 'Today’s case stems from an Carolina case urged the court to appeal by Brenda Patterson, a reconsider the 1976 precedent, the black woman, who wanted to use justices by a 5-4 vote took the the 1866 law to force her em­ in the Greater extraordinary step of acting on ployer, McLean Credit Union, to their own initiative to call for a pay actual and punitive damages Manchester Area reexamination. for alleged harassment. OPPORTUNITIES The dissenters said the move The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of threatens to undermine the faith Appeals in 1986 upheld a ruling by ■’V ' 543 North Main 81. a federal judge in Winston-Salem, > —REAL___ ESTATE minorities have placed in the high Manchaster court. N.C., throwing out her suit. ^Fiano Realty Co. featuring Q n M The attorneys general of nearly The appeals court said Ms. MIS 63 EAST CENTER STREET 647-8895. every state, a majority of U.S. Patterson could not use the Civil MANCHESTER, CT 06040 senators, a significant minority War-era law to charge racial 646-5200 EbJ EPSTEIN REALTY m MAS in the House and more than lOd harassment. The appeals court [Q 643-4060 civil rights and public interest said the law is designed only to «««] [ i ^ Each office Independently owned and operated. groups are urging the court not to ban racial discrimination in REAL ESTATE SERVICES tamper with the 1976 ruling. hiring, firing and promotion. I <• BOLTON *209,000 The Reagan administration, Ms. Patterson still could Convenient Country Living REAL ESTATE meanwhile, is not taking an charge racial harassment under Raised raiirh, 1800 sq. ft.. 3 B D R 's, with official position. The Justice a 1964 civil rights law. 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CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD’’ tions and exclusions, contact your local health HfAlIH 543-2692 ' lll'vSlitASfi □ insurance agent. Or write HR A, One Tower 45MX1AIH1S omccNows 243 Main Strast, Manehsstsr, C T 06040 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor MIS (203) 646-7709 Square, 4NB, Hartford, Connecticut 06183-61.10 643-1591 ' 243 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040 Dally 9:004:00 - A t 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 0M66 Sal. 9:00-5:00 6 4 3 -4 6 1 6 « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 12.19«8 1 fflaurbrstrr Hrrah> Housing Murder Letter of warning sent over dumping Section 2, Page 13 Wednesday, Oct. 12, 1988 a From page 1 From page 1 By Andrew Yurkovskv contained garbage from Enfield. In September, town officials dumping of out-of-town waste at FOOD Manchester Herald Hartford and Rocky Hill. The became concerned about the the landfill, administration offi­ letter was written by O’Connor. growing amount of garbage that cials are looking into increasing Escalera told board members to Church and a photograph of A Manchester-based trucking The manager of ANCO today was being dumped by ANCO at the current tipping fee of $15 per that the state housing department him, both of which were found in company that had been the center denied the ailegation of iliegai the landfill. They said that the ton, O’Connor said. He said that has more than $100 million in Kraft’s home. The shaver was of a controversy involving the dumping and said that he planned garbage included residue from a although no figure had been funds available for housing pro­ unique because of modifications alleged dumping of out-of-town to appeal the notice. Asked about recycling operation also based at decided, the fee would probably jects of ail kinds and is expecting Clai^on Church had made to it. garbage in the town landfill has the letter today, Angelo Squil- 260 Tolland Turnpike. at least double in order to bring if Tea is regaining its popuiarity to receive a 10 to 20 percent Originaily it had a detachable been sent a letter of warning, the lante, said, "I totally disagree But town officials were unable Into line with fees of surrounding increase in project funds in 1089. cord, but because the cord was superintendent of the landfill'said with that. I don’t know what to say how much of the trash landfills. . i To receive the program’s be­ always getting loose. Church Tuesday. they’re basing the information dumped by ANCO was from out of Along with the increased fees; nefits, Manchester must go soldered the coi^ directly into the Lee O’Connor, the superintend­ on.” town or how much came from the the town is considering revising It’s tea time in New England through a series of three “desig­ shaver to make the connection ent, also said that the town might Town ordinances prohibit the recycling operation. town ordinances, including in­ nations,” and seven steps leading permanent, his father said. double the tipping fee at the disposal of garbage from out of O’Connor said Tuesday that he creasing the penalties for illegal Bv Nancy Pappas to the development of an initial Church was asked to identify landfill from $15 to $30 to town in the landfill. would send out two more letters of dumping, O’Connor said. Manchester Herald housing project. the shaver and the photograph in discourage the disposal of out-of- Catherine Patnode, a landfill violation to two other trucking To receive what is called 'initial court. He said the questions from town trash. control aide, said today that she companies also operating from The punishment begins with a Great and weighty business designation,” the town Board of Kraft’s defense attorney were not The letter to ANCO Inc. of 260 had determined that the garbage 260 Tolland lympike. He would letter of violation and progresses matters were once concluded Directors must first pass ah difficult, ^ t he added that the Tolland Turnpike, dated Oct. 4 from the O ct.'4 load contained not say what were the contents of in increments to a $200 fine and a over three-martini lunches, or ordinance authorizing the forma­ defense attorney seemed to be says, that on the same day a load garbage from out of town from the letter. yearlong suspension from landfill heavy, beef-and-salad suppers. tion of a local partnership com­ trying to show that his son might dumped at the landfill by ANCO aHrirAccoc on envelops. Tn pn Affort to discouroge the privileges. ' Today, they are often con­ mittee. The town would also have have pawned the sha« er and that cluded over a cup of afternoon to commit "sufficient local re­ Kraft might have purchased it. tea, possibly accompanied by sources” to the state program, There were some difficuit mo­ cakes or tiny sandwiches. In fact, which could include financial ments when coroner’s photo­ Board approves one caterer in Manhattan makes support, staff support, in-kind graphs of his son were shown in Case closed on dead ducks: a living preparing so-called services, and the transfer and court. Church said. His wife, “’power teas” for major corpora­ lease of municipal land. Elizabeth, who did not testify, Mount Nebo job tion and Wall Street brokerage After the initial designation, had to leave the courtroom. This kind of thing happens’ houses. the town partnership committee He said that it was also A conversation with Judith suffered from congestion of the intesti­ The town Board of Directors on Tuesday would receive assistance from a upsetting to see Kraft in the An assistant professor at the Univer­ OIney, whose major cookbook primary state contact person and courtroom. sity of Connecticut has been unable to nal blood vessels, but officials have been approved the concept of wide-ranging improve­ ments to Moriarty Field and the parking lot at credits include “Entertain­ regional housing agencies to help "He iooks like he’s having a determine the cause of death of 40 ducks unable to determine whether the deaths ments” and “Comforting members develop affordable good time there,” Church said found dead in a private pond last month. were caused by a disease or poison, Mount Nebo. But the board asked that the administration Foods,” is filled with such inter­ C housing plans. Escalera has while looking at a photograph of Dr. Alex J. Bermudez, an assistant Bermudez said. provide detailed costs on the project before giving a esting bits of information. indicated that he would serve as Kraft taken in the courtroom. professor of pathological biology, said Officials earlier ruled out the possibil­ For four years, she has tra­ the town’s primary state contact. Church said that the trial is today that the case has been closed, and ity that the ducks were killed by a final OK. Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said today he hoped veled the nation on behalf of the To receive "development de­ expected to last a year. He said the cause of death has been declared bacterial infection. Tea Councii of the U.S.A., encou­ signation” status, the town would the prosecution is presenting undetermined. The case has been closed, Bermudez that the baseball field, which slopes in left field, could be regraded in time for next spring if raging the civilized practice of need to examine the town’s evidence beginning witti the most Forty mallard ducks were found dead said. stopping for a midafternoon housing needs, explore land recent killings. The case of his the morning of Sept. 16 in a private pond Bermudez said such a mass dying of water-main work were done now, before winter. The cost of the improvements is about $300,000. “cuppa,” as many British call availability, review and change son’s killing was the fourth one off Irving Street. The quarter-acre pond ducks is not uncommon, but sometimes their cups of tea. She stopped in strawberries, a jar of good- cucumbers, radishes, onions and the causes of death cannot be They include regrading the field, installation of an zoning regulations, and create a heard by the court. is near the property of Homestead Park Manchester last Wednesday, on a quality, lumpy strawberry jam, bits of smoked salmon. The salad T irrigation system, installation of a new water main five-year plan to address needs Some victims' families are Village, an apartment complex owned determined. swing through the New England raisin-studded scones and a dish dressing, she said, should be light "This is what I consider a small duck and construction of a parking lot. and to establish future activities. planning to return to California if by Manchester developer Raymond F. states. of Devon cream, a rich cream and not terribly acidic. “You die-off,” he said. "This kind of thing DiRosa said that funding is in place for the water The housing subcommittee has Kraft is found guilty for the Damato. “I think the interesting thing thick enough to spread. don’t want it to fight with the scheduled a public hearing on the sentencing. But Church said he An autopsy found that the ducks happens.” main and the irrigation system, but the administra­ As an easy American substitute tion has to find a source of funds for the other work. these days is that tea is really tea,” she said. issue Oct. 18 at the Lincoln Center hadn’t made up his mind about coming back in popularity," said for the raisin scones, OIney “Now it’s an intergenerational conference room. whether to go. OIney. Tea consumption has risen suggested stirring up a batch of meal,” she said. “You can invite “That just seems like so long two or three percent during each biscuits, using any recipe or mix, all ages, men, women, children from now.” he said. of the years since 1980, according but stirring in a cup of raisins and You’re offering things children to Tea Council figures. two tablespoons sugar. Roll, cut will eat, and yet things their This is attributed, in part, to the into circles or triangles, bake as parents will enjoy. And you’re Risley fact that Americans are turning usual and serve. serving at a decent hour, before From page 1 Truancy away from the heavy consump­ An alternative to the Devon the little people grow grouchy” W E PROUDLY tion of hard alcohol. “Yet we love cream, which is not available in From page 1 that convivial atmosphere of this country, is to mix a stick of Here is a delicious and seasonal While town officials have said coming together for a brea k and a soft butter (not margarine) with tart recipe from the second book the town has no immediate need beverage of some kind,” said a small container of whipped OIney wrote, “Comforling for the water, it is a future asset. "With the competition for OIney. “And tea really fills the cream cheese. “This is absolutely Foods.” ANNOUNCE wonderful on the hot scones," The water flows into the Lydall scarce resources, there are other bill.” Reservoirs, now unused by the needs we feel are more impor­ A few years ago, the only places said OIney. Wine-glazed town. tant,” Kennedy said. “From an serving afternoon teas were the pear tart Because the dam is unsafe, the administrative standpoint, we little spots, with only a few tables, Although traditional tea foods would not support that.” THE BIR.TH O F in the back of crafts or antiques interest OIney, she also would like Crust for 10-inch pic level of the reservoir has been lowered. Items such as reopening High­ shops. Now the Tea Council has a to see people “rethinking the 1 egg yolk mixed with i Acquisition of the land by the land Park School for the 1989-90 list of more than 350 major things people are eating with teaspoon water land trust was seen as a means of school year, supplies, and build­ restaurants, large hotels and tea,” she said. 3 cups red wine resolving the impasse, which ing maintenance are higher TELEVISION’S NEXT other spots across the nation One of her suggestions is an Juice of 'A lemon arose over the fact that no clear priorities, he said. where afternoon tea is served. early evening supper, with a ■A cup sugar title to the dam, and thus no clear Currently, there are voluntary Long before she became a menu built around the foods and 1 cinnamon stick responsibility for repairing it, call-back programs run at a spokeswoman for the Tea Coun­ flavors normally associated with 1 2-inch strip orange zesi could be established. majority of elementary schools GENERATION. cil, OIney says that she preferred tea. (colored part of peel) State Sen. Marie Herbst, D- by Parent-Teacher Association tea over coffee. “With coffee you For example, a tea tray will 2 cloves often feature one-bite sand­ Vernon, was one of those instru­ volunteers, Kennedy said. Also, jump start yourself, you jangle 7 or 8 firm eating pears, peeled, mental in pushing for action when the town’s Youth Services Bureau yourself, you rattle yourself wiches, flavored with chicken, halved and cored monitors attendance at town through the day and then you watercress, radish or bits of Whipped cream, flavored with she was mayor of Vernon. smoked salmon. In the General Assembly, she schools, he said. have coffee nerves that night,” vanilla and cinnamon 2 Truancy at the elementary said OIney. “You’ll notice no one OIney suggested translating To make the pie shell, roll out and other legislators from Man­ the chicken sandwiches into a pastry into a 10-inch circle. chester and Vernon pressed for level is not a major problem, ever talks about having tea Kennedysaid. “It’squitelow.” he nerves.” pair of hearty roast chickens, Transfer the dough to a damp the $200,000 grant. served with a loaf of good bread baking sheet and prick the Advocates of dam repair have said. Bob Digan, coordinator for the Of course, a cookbook author is and a flavorful, herbed surface all over with a fork. Cut a been concerhed not only about mayonnaise. long, 1-inch wide strip of dough. dam safety, but also about water Youth Services Bureau, said the going to have plenty of ideas of truancy level at the elementary Patrick Fiynn/Manchester Herald tidbits and goodies to serve with a The watercress can easily Moisten one side lightly with for fire protection and the aes­ become a smooth cream of water and attach it around the thetics of the reservoir land. school level is less than 1 percent pot of tea. of the student population, while it TEA TIME — Author Judy OIney pours stopping for afternoon tea. OIney tours One of Olney's favorites is the watercress or spinach soup. rim of the circle as a border. increases to between 1 and 2 herself a cup of tea during a visit to the nation for the Tea Councii of the traditional English "strawberry Other sandwich ingredients can See TEA, page 15 percent on the secondary level. Manchester to promote the practice of U.S.A. promoting the practice. tea.” This means setting out fresh be tos.sed into a salad of greens. Committee members, though, Campaign state in their report that a From page 1 call-back system with paid volun­ teers will go a long way in solving truancy problems in later grades. Pork is distinctive and versatiie moderator. “However well-intentioned, we submit that it (the current The latest poll indicated that Pork ranks 1 teaspoon seasoned salt ■A cup dried pilted prunes, call-back program) is ineffec­ the race remains close, raising second only to •A teaspoon poultry seasoning halved tive,” the committee writes in its the political stakes for the prime­ beef in popular­ 1 clove garlic, minced Vi cup hot water report. “In all likelihood, many of time debate. ity in America. 6-to 7-pound crown roast of pork Vi cup plus 2 tablespoons frozen the children who need this pro­ The Gallup Organization sur­ It’s a versatile Microwave Total cooking time; 15 to 17 orange juice concentrate, de­ gram the most may be ‘falling vey showed Bush leading Duka­ meat. Fresh or minutes per pound frosted and divided through the cracks.’ We want to Kitchen kis 49 percent to 43 percent a mong smoked, it can Microwave ground pork in a 1 small onion, sliced try to prevent this from 1,007 registered voters questi­ be cooked,sea- Marge Churchill microwave proof collander. set in ■A teaspoon ground ginger oned Friday through Sunday. happening. For a preview of television^ future, come in soned and a 3-quart casserole at high power Vi teaspoon salt Given the poll’s margin of error of “Truancy is indeed an issue in served in a var­ for 5 to 9 minutes, or until no ■A teaspoon pepper plus or minus four percentage every school system, and al­ longer pink. Set aside. Discard 1 tablespoon butter though Manchester’s truancy and iety of dishes. points, the race is a statistically for a demonstration of Dimensia! Fresh pork drained fat. 3 pound boneless pork loin roast tie. drop out rates are not high, a servings or family-size packages. Combine celery, onion and Total cooking time: 12 to IS preventative program at the roasts, chops, ribs and cubes Among 748 likely voters, Gallup have their own distinctive ap­ If your microwave has a butter in a 1-quart casserole and minutes per pound elementary level will help curb Enjoy tomorrow's television, right now. compact 20-inch to our 46-inch projection found Bush ahead 52 percent to 41 pearance and can be prepared in temperature probe, then you’re microwave at high power for 3 to 5 In a 1-quart casserole, combine its growth, and perhaps even percent, but stressed the closer The high-performance Dimensia series of mini-theatre, has a sleep timer, alarm timer, different ways. Curing and smok­ ready to cook pork. If your minutes, or until vegetables are ‘A cup brown sugar, the apricots, result, saying it was too soon to assist present borderline ing change the character of pork microwave doesn’t have a probe, tender crisp. Stir in remaining prunes and water, ‘A cup orange students.” TV monitors has arrived. autoprogramming, anci parental control. gauge likelihood of voting. completely. then we suggest that you invest in stuffing ingredients. Add to juice concentrate, onion, ginger, As in other polls. Democratic A call-back system also could With microcomputer- We also offer a one-year limited Fresh pork should be tho­ a microwave meat thermometer cooked pork in 3 quart casserole, salt and pepper. Microwave at 9 help prevent abduction of child­ vice presidential nominee Lloyd roughly cooked, but not over­ which you can use to test the cover and set aside. ren by notifying parents early on warranty including parts and labor fur­ Bentsen was seen as having driven system intelli­ cooked. Pork releases moisture internal temperature of the roast Rub seasoning mixture into Pork roast with that the child has not reported to decisively beaten Republican gence, MTS Stereo sound nished in your hbme. quickly, so the dividing line as it is cooking. pork roast. Place roast bone ends fall fruit Dan Quayle in their debate last school. That early notification between cooked and over-cooked A few years ago, problems down on a roasting rack. Esti­ could help in solving such a case, Come in and choose your favorite (cooking bag method) week. with dbx* noise reduction, is critical. Studies show that pork occurred in microwaving pork as mate the total cooking time from the committee said. I small onion, chapped Quayle returned to Indiana on Dimensia receiver. You have nothing to is safe to eat and more juicy and a result of uneven cooking patt­ the chart above and divide in half. Wilson E. Deakin Jr., assistant interactive on-screen prompts, a multiple- 1 rib celery, chopped Tuesday to a rousing hometown tender when it is served at a erns. If your microwave is an Microwave at high power for 5 superintendent, said the call­ 2 tablespoons butter reception where he delivered jack input panel and a 56-function remote lose, except an finished temperature of 170 de­ older model, then we recommend minutes, then reduce power to back system probably in itself Vt cup cornbread stuffing mix some fighting words for his grees. Smaller cuts should be that you cook pork roasts in an 50% (medium) power. Micro- 8 would not prevent an abduction that controls cable and off-air broadcasts, candidacy borrowed from the fork-tender with slightly pink oven cooking bag; the bag wave remainder of first half of 2 pound pork loin center rib because a call-back system could roast (have the butcher cut late President Harry S. Truman picture, sound, and up to 16 components. DIMENSIA juices. Standing time is impor­ produces a closed environment the cooking time. not be operated until about an through the backbone of roast to and Revolutionary War hero John tant because it allows pork to and create a steamy atmosphere Turn roast over; fill cavity with hour after school starts. Every Dimensia receiver, from our television. RG/I separate ribs) Paul Jones. cook completely without drying while cooking. This evens the stuffing. Cover stuffing with *ilh» is J trademark id dhs. Ino Vi teaspoon bouquet sauce out. heating so that all the pork plastic wrap to keep moist. reaches the proper temperature. Microwave remaining half of 2 teaspoons unseasoned meat In the South, most of the pork is tenderizer RHAM students protest cured or smoked. Every area has cooking time, at medium (50%) Crown roast of pork power, or internal temperature >A teaspoon sage a local specialty, generally ham >A teaspoon thyme More than 30 RHAM High dents are upset after three or bacon. These home cures are STUFFING: reaches 165 degrees F. Tent BEST SELECTION,....LOWEST PRICESIU loosely with aluminum foil, and Vi teaspoon pepper School students sat on the longtime aides at the school, who often more flavorful than na­ V/i to 2 pounds ground pork Fruit glaze (see recipe below) school’s front la wn during classes resigned before the start of this tional brands, but they vary in the 2 ribs celery, thinly sliced let stand for 10 minutes, or until internal temperature of meat Fresh sage sprigs for garnish, Tuesday protesting the hiring of school year, were replaced. amount of salt and sugar used for 1 medium onion, chopped if desired employees who students claim “The students really don’t curing. Be guided by conven­ cup butter reaches 170 degrees F. Remove roast to serving plat­ high for 8 to 12 minutes, or until don’t care, the school principal know them (the new aides),” she :i 5o o '»IF OUAUFIEO. ^ tional cooking methods; lower 2 cups fresh white bread cubes ter using spatula to support fruit is softened, stirring every 4 said today. said. the power level or watch care­ 2 cups fresh rye bread cubes minutes. Set aside. Principal Anne O’Brien said RHAM Superintendent of 1/3 cup chopped spiced peaches stuffing. Decorate ends of bones fully, since both salt and sugar with paper frills. Garnish platter Melt butter in a small bowl at only one altercation occurred Schools Patrick T. Hayden was influence microwaving. >/4 cup raisins high power for 45 seconds. Stir in 3 tablespoons snipped fresh with additional spiced peaches, if during the protest, held from scheduled to meet with three (MasterCard Take advantage of good pork remaining Vi cup brown sugar about 7; 45 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday. student representatives this At Sitin''^ I buys. Supermarkets feature pork parsley desired. Yields 8 servings. V* teaspoon poultry seasoning and 2 tablespoons orange juice O’Brien would not provide details morning to discuss the issue, SUPER DISCOUNT C E N T E , ^ - . c frequently. If a roast is too large Fruited pork roast concentrate. r oP€NiNoof teaspoon salt on the altercation, saying only O’Brien said. easibouno \ ^ 445 KURTFORO RD. • KEtNY ST. EXIT OFF I64W W 647-9997 EZ TERMS for your family, you needn’t eat Place roast, fat side down, on a that it was between two boys. Students have returned to ’ EAS'i TO I IT MANCHESTER. CT. • CA9H left-overs all week. Cut up the ■A teaspoon pepper Vi cup packed brown sugar get TO' Based on discussions she and classes today, she said. RHAM OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS TIL » . TUES WED-SAT TIL S . FRIDAY TIL I • MAtTBR CARO meat for several different meals ROAST: Vi cup dried apricot halves, Merttord W* • VISA other school officials had with High School serves about 700 • MONTHLY RMT. or freeze some of it in single 1 teaspoon dried marjoram halved i See PORK, page IS students during the protest, students from Andover, Marlbo­ a DliCOVlR CARO O’Brien said she believes stu- rough and Hebron. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Oct. 12, 1988 - 15 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 12, 1988 Learning to control your weight Smoked pork chop-lentil bake T e a Pita Chips: a pieasant treat, 1 cup chopped onion t tablespoons snipped From page 13 yourself as an overfat person, you Editor's note: This Is the THE can’t talk at all, then you are 1 clove garlic, minced parsley but they’re too high in sait burning more stored glycogen will eat and exercise accordingly t tablespooni cooking oil t teaspoons Instant chicken second of three excerpts from Use the back of a knife to make “ The La Costa Book of than fat stores. to bring this image to fruition. tVi cups water bouillon granules out the cinnamon stick, zest and Here is a recipe for the creamy a series of indentation, not cuts, in M R . P IT A that were cured and dried. Nutrition.” If you think of yourself as a lean PA cups dried lentils 1 bay leaf cloves with a slotted spoon and soup which Olney suggests; La Costa Behavior the rim for decorative effect. INTERNATION Its modern descendant. Slim and healthy individual, you will 2 medium carrots, chopped 6 smoked pork chops (PA continue cooking the wine until it Brush border with egg yolk glaze. Cream of A L PITA Jim Super Jerk, is made from Allow at least 20 minutes to spend your energies to fulfill that pounds) is reduced to a light glaze with a Bv Patrick Quillln Leave pastry to “ rest” for 15 spinach soup CHIPS. Sour and A. Gordon Reynolds consume any nieal — it takes this image. Snipped parsley (optional) syrupy, consistency. Supermarket chopped beef that’s been pressed long for the appetite control ■ Do not berate yourself for minutes, then put in to bake in a Place pear halves, core-side 1 pound fresh or l.cup frozen, cream & onion, and formed to look like a strip (a N W r a r ffl 350-degree oven until nicely garlic Si herbs. process that allows manufactur­ To control your weight and center of the brain (hypothala­ occasionally falling off course. In a 2-quart saucepan cook onion and garlic in oil until onion is down, on a cutting surface. Cut thawed spinach Sampler PATRICK QUILLIN. Ph.D.. R.D. mus) to shut off after the stomach browned about 25 minutes. $1.49 per 5.5- ers to use up all their beef maintain a lifetim e of health and You would not criticize children tender but not brown. Add water, lentils, carrots, parsley, carefully into 'A-inch slices, but 2 tablespoons butter Carolyn Wyman A. GORDON REYNOLDS, M.D. Check 10 minutes into the ounce or 49 scraps.) vigor, try this proven approach is full. in first grade for their lack of bouillon granules and bay leaf; bring to boiling. Reduce heat. don’t separate complete. Make 1 tablespoon finely grated onion & Bonnie Tandy Leblang knowledge, and the same applies baking time to make sure there sure to leave the basic pear shape cents per 1.2- This snack is high in sodium developed by experts at La Costa, ■ Eat and chew slowly. "Speed Cover and simmer 30 minutes. Remove pan from heat. Remove 2 tablespoons flour eaters” nearly always have a to weight loss. You may not be are no large air bubbles in pastry. intact. 2 cups milk ounce bag. (240 milligrams) and low in the famous spa in Southern ■ Take a high-quality broad- and discard bay leaf. Spoon mixture into a 12- by 7>A- by 2-inch If there are, prick bubbles with a weight problem. Put the fork there yet, but you are going in the 2 cups chicken stodk Carolyn: calories (35) — a hefty half of California. spectrum multiple vitamin and baking dish; arrange pork chops atop. Cover and bake in turkey sewer. Slide a spatula under each half, which come from fat. It also down between each bite. Chew right direction. Pinch each, salt and nutmeg Pita is not my idea of a tasty something better to put in them. mineral supplement. This wili 350-degree oven for 25 minutes. Uncover; bake 15 minutes more. Place red wine, lemon juice, fan the slices out by flattening contains a number of chemicals the food 20 to 30 times per ■ Set realistic goals for weight Steam fresh spinach for about 6 bread. I couldn’t imagine it The lasagna isn’t lasagna, it’s Nutrition provide health insurance for Top with additional parsley, if desired. Makes 6 servings. sugar, cinnamon stick, o range gently with the hand. Place the to preserve and enhance the mouthful. loss within a given time frame. minutes, or thaw and drain frozen ; making a good snack, even spaghetti sauce with curly noo­ those dieters who have been Nutrition information per serving: 359cal., 31 g pro., 36g carb.. lOg fat, 4S zest and cloves in a large, halves around the edge of the pie flavor of the meat. That’s why I Do not skip meals. Grazers, ■ Don’t be a plate cleaner; Reward yourself when you reach spinach. Use blender to puree. toasted. But these pita chips were dles. The tic tac toe’s. ABC’s, consistently fasting. It will also mg Choi., 1240 mg sodium. U.8. RDA: 137 percent vlt. A. 29 percent vit. C. 60 non-aluminum pan and bring to a crust, with stem ends all pointing, would only think of buying this if I who eat small frequent meals, leave a bite on each plate at the these goals, with clothes, records, In a heavy-bottomed saucepan, a pleasant surprise. They are 123’s and spaghetti all contain the eliminate the possibility that a percent thiamine, 16 percent riboflavin. 24 percent niacin. 27 percent Iron, 32 boll. Add pears, regulate heat to toward the center. was going on a hiking trip or are more successful at maintain­ meal’s end. Use a smaller plate to trips, but not food. Learn to cope percent phosphorus. ______melt butter. Stir in grated onion thick, crunchy and full of the same sweet sauce and mealy faulty appetite may be due to a barely a simmer and allow pears somewhere else where I didn’t ing a svelte build than gorgers, make your smaller portions look with the moods (depression, Overlap the next halves' in a and flour. Stiruntil flour begins to promised flavors. Although not meatballs. Only the beefaroni vitamin or mineral deficiency. have access to fresh meat. who eat a few large meals daily. more substantial. boredom) that instigate overeat­ to poach until they are just smaller circle, then arrange a take on a bit of color. Stir in the greasy, they taste as if they were with its tube pasta, dark sauce If you have some junk food, do it ■ Keep leftovers out of sight. ing. Seek counseling if necessary. tender. This varies, according to few slices in a central rosette. milk and stock, cook until flour fried. I couldn't think of a higher and cheesy taste seems like Carolyn; Quick, pass the water only one day a week. The body Exercise Store food in opaque containers. ■ Seek the support of your Cauliflower supreme how ripe the fruit is. Brush the entire tart with wine begins to thicken the soup. Stir in compliment. something I'd be microwave- please. Slim Jim has added some can absorb just so much of a large Each of us has a weight that is ■ Eat only at the table. Do not friends and family. No one can Strain pears from liquid onto a glaze until 'all fruit is a glinting spinach puree. Season to taste anxious to eat. new Tobasco flavoring to its meat intake of caiories, but if the food is easy to maintain. This "set point" eat standing up. sabotage your efforts if you are 2 cups cauliflower flowerets ■A teaspoon pepper platter covered with several purple. Serve in wedges with' with salt and nutmeg. Bonnie: The idea here is a good snacks and I think they overdid it. spaced out over the entire week, is based upon inherited traits, ■ Plan your meals. Keep snack truly sincere. Be prepared forthe 1 cup sliced celery 1 cup milk thicknesses of papertowel. Strain whipped cream. Serves four. one: making a snack food from a Bonnie: I ’m not too thrilled In the past I ’ve stashed some of calories absorption becomes early feeding habits, number of foods out of the house. Do not better but not perfect world of V* cup chopped onion One 3-ounce package cream round pocket or pita bread. Pita, with these either but for different their products in my office much higher. fat cells and other influences. grocery-shop while hungry. thinness. There will still be ■A cup chopped sweet red or cheese, cut up like most breads, is basically fat reasons. All are extremely high in drawer or taken them on a trip. When you feel hungry, drink a Many dieters have found that, ■ If necessary, avoid the televi­ disappointments, taxes, jobs and green pepper 2 tablespoons fine dry bread free. Even after processing into a sodium — with more than 1,000 But in this new hot version the tall glass of water first. Fluids in spite of Herculean efforts at sion for a few weeks. Studies have unpleasant people to deal with. 2 tablespoons margarine or crumbs P o rk snack, the pita chips contaih 29 m illigram s in each serving. snack kind of loses its conven­ may often be what the body really fasting, they could not lose weight shown a direct relationship be­ butter 2 tablespoons grated Par­ percent fat, compared to potato That’s about a third of what’s ience — that is, unless you were ■ Accept total personal respon­ chips’ 67. recommended daily. already planning to take a fire wants. below a certain point. Exercise is tween hours spent in front of the sibility for your weight. There are 2 tablespoons all-purpose mesan cheese From page 13 Yet, these are higher in sodium Four of them also contain a extinguisher along. Eat until satisfied, not stuffed the best way to break through this TV and probability of being some things in life we may feel flour 1 tablespoon margarine or — there is a difference. plateau of weight loss. overweight. than potato chips (52 milligrams pinch of monosodium glutamate, unable to control. Your waistline ■A teaspoon salt butter, melted 1 medium-size tomato ■ Hot fluids (like soup) or ■ Your workout must be fun, ■ Food provides emotional as roasting rack. Spread with butter mixture onto roast. per ounce more than Wise potato a flavor enhancer about which I Bonnie Tandy Leblang is a and general health are entirely up mixture. Estimate the total cook­ Place roast, fat side up, and 2 1 tablespoon cooking oil chips, to give one example). still have some safety questions. registered dietitian. Carolyn Wy­ high-fiber snacks consumed 20 vigorous and regular (at least well as physical satisfaction, so to you. In a medium saucepan cook cauliflower, celery, onion, and red ing time from the chart above; tablespoons water in a 16-by-lO- I teaspoon kitchen bouquet Sodium is often a concern for In addition, the beef ravioli was man is a junk food fanatic. minutes before a meal will three times a week). Strive for enjoy your meals. Use music, or green pepper, covered, in a small amount of lightly salted divide in half. Microwave at high inch cooking bag; close with sauce those with hypertension (high made with the highly saturated seriously blunt the appetite. flexibility, strength and cardio­ candles, nice clothes and other boiling water 5 to 7 minutes or until crisp-tender. Drain. “ The Las Costa Book of Nutri­ power for 5 minutes, reduce nylon tie; place in a 12x8 inch 1>A pounds fresh pork butt, cut blood pressure). If this is the case (and therefore unhealthy) ren­ ■ For rapid and permanent vascular fitness (aerobic capac­ tricks — not more food — to make tion” by Patrick Quillin, Ph.D., Meanwhile, in a medium saucepan melt 2 tablespoons Win some prizes weight loss, eat less fat — only 20 ity), and start slowly, with mealtime more pleasant. power to 50%(medium). Micro- baking dish. Make 6 slits in the into >A inch chunks with you, you can make your own dered beef fat. R.D., and A. Gordon Reynolds, margarine. Stir in flour, ^alt and pepper. Add milk all at once. l ‘A teaspoons ground cumin to 30 percent of your total non-stress exercises like brisk ■ Write down everything that wave remaining part of the first bag near the closure. pita chips by dividing a pocket If you insist on eating canned The hottest trend in cooking M.D., is published by Pharos Cook and stir until thick and bubbly; cook and stir 1 minute more. PA teaspoons salt calories. Dietary fat is easier for walking, biking and swimming. you eat for at least one week. half time. Microwave on medium-high bread into two circles, spreading pasta. I ’d suggest any of the today is regional American cui­ Books. Quillin, a nutrition expert, Add cream cheese to sauce; stir until cheese is melted. Stir in (30%) power for 36 to 42 minutes, 1 can (16 ounces) pink beans the body to store as body fat than ■ To most efficiently burn From this, you can observe , Turn roast over, insert meat them with a small amount of Franco-American Hearty canned sine. Quaker Corn Meal is holding has served as a consultant to the drained vegetable mixture; heat through. In a small bowl or until internal temperature of other calorie sources. stored fat, your exercise should eating behavior, trends and other tfiermometer or probe. Spoon Cook rice by conventional me­ butter and seasoning with an herb pasta. They have no added a “Contemporary Classics” Re­ La Costa Spa. Reynolds is the combine crumbs, Parmesan cheese and melted butter. Transfer meat registers 165degrees F with or spice instead of sait (garlic and saturated fats or MSG. Unfortu­ ■ Vegetarians and fish eaters allow you to say a few words while problems that need to be dealt half of the sauce over the top. thods. following directions on cipe Contest, looking for exam­ medical director of La Costa. vegetable mixture to a serving bowl. Top with crumb mixture. a probe or meat thermometer. oregano are good). Then cut each nately, they, too, are high in are only one-third as likely to working out. If you can talk with. Microwave at 50% (medium) package, adding turmeric to ples of this regional cooking. Makes 6 servings. Rotate dish halfway through circle into six to eight wedges and sodium. If you’d like to reduce the suffer obesity as meat eaters. It is continuously during your wor­ power for second half of the cooking water. Mince garlic, Innovative, original recipes Anitude Nutrition Information per serving: 167 cal.. 5 g pro.. Igcarb .. 13 g fat. 17 mg cooking time. Let stand until bake in a 350-degree oven for five amount of sodium you serve, try the fat in meat that creates the kout, then the intensity is too low. NEXT: How to create a bal­ cooking time, or until meat chop onion, green pepper and which use corn meal can win up to Think thin. If you think of anced daily diet. chol.. 277 mg sodium. U.S. RDA; 24 percent vlt. A, 57 percent vit. C. II percent thermometer or probe register interior temperature of meat to ten minutes or until crisp. cooking a favorite pasta shape $5,000 in prizes. A recipe which weight problem. If you are soout of breath that you calcium. tomato and set aside. 160 degrees F. Spoon remaining registers 170 degrees F. Prepare and tossing it with a spaghetti uses at least ‘A cup corn meal fruit glaze. Serve roast with glaze In a 2-quart casserole, combine sauce moderate in sodium, like may be entered in the following sauce over roast. Tent with □ □ n aluminum foil and let stand for 10 poured over the top. and gar­ oil and kitchen bouquet sauce. Aunt Millie’s Meatless Tradi­ categories: appetizers and Seafood is important in a heaithy diet minutes, or until roast reaches nished with sprigsof fre.sh sage, if Add pork cubes, stir to coat. Cook CHEF BOYARDEE MICRO- tional or Ragu Homestyle. snacks; breads; main dishes and Microwave chicken roiis 170 degrees F. desired. at high power for 5 minutes, WAVE MEALS. Beef ravioli, stuffings; or desserts. Cooks may bine with cracker crumbs and For glazed fruit: C!ut 2 apples stirring once during cooking □ □ □ enter as many times as they wish. Things are pretty fishy this 2 whole large chicken 1 tablespoon margarine or In a bowl, cook onion, celery, lasagna beefaroni, spaghetti & month, as October is National Parmesan cheese. Sprinkle over and 1 pear into wedges. Cook in *A time. With a slotted spoon, However, each entry must bo breasts, skinned, boned and butter butter, covered on high power for meatballs, tic tac toe’s, ABC’s SLIM JIM TOBASCO SUPER Seafood Month. mussels. Bake at 400 degrees 4 to 5 minutes, until vegetables cup maple syrup, covered, on remove pork to a medium size and 123’s. Each 7'A-ounce can mailed in a separate envelope, halved lengthwise 1 tablespoon all-purpose JERK BEEF JERKY SMOKED More and more studies arc until crumbs are lightly browned. are tender crisp. Stir in stuffing high power for 4 to 5 minutes, or bowl. priced just under $I. BEEF SNACK. 59 cents a .31- and must include a proof of 4 slices cooked corned beef flour showing that seafood is an Do not overcook. Serve warm mix. until fruit is tender. ounce stick. purchase from one package of ■A cup deli coleslaw Dash pepper Into pork drippings, stircumin. Carolyn: Microwave Meals are important part of a healthful diet. with lemon wedges. Serves four Starting at fat side of roast, cut Quaker corn meal. ■A cup milk Add garlic, onion, and pepper. individual servings of Chef as it is low in fat, cholesterol, to six. Paprika a pocket in center of each rib. Pork and beans Bonnie: Beef jerky is light­ Recipes may be submitted ■A cup shredded Monterey Cook, covered, on high power for Boyardee pasta products pack­ sodium and calories. Many sea­ 2 tablespoons finely Spoon stuffing into each pocket. with turmeric rice weight, doesn’t require refrigera­ from now through Jan. 31, 1989. Seafood risotto Jack cheese with caraway 4 minutes. Add pork, salt and aged in plastic containers that foods are also important sources chopped green onion In a custard cup. stir bouquet tion, and provides some protein, For a complete set of contest 1 tablespoon olive oil 1 cup regular long-grain rice beans with their liquid. Cook, can go from the shelf to the niacin, iron and phosphorus. of Omega-3, fatty acids which seed (2 ounces) sauce and ’A teaspoon water: rules, send name and address to Vt cup finely chopped onion ■A teaspoon turmeric covered, on high power for 4 to 5 microwave to the kitchen table. That’ s why it was eaten by our lower the levels of triglycerides, brush on the roa.st. Combine RULES, Quaker Corn Meal Re­ 1 clove garlic, minced 2 cloves garlic minutes, oruntil heated through, No pan or dish to clean up and no or “ villain fats,” in the blood. Rinse chicken; pat dry. Place each chicken breast half, boned unseasoned meat tenderizer. country’s pioneers. Their beef cipe Contest, P.O. Box 11317, 1 cup long grain rice 1 large onion stirring once during cooking. Let can to cut yourself on. Mussels are extremely inex­ side up, between 2 pieces of clear plastic wrap. Pound lightly with sage, thyme and pepper, Pat jerky was made of strips of beef Chicago, 111. 60611. 2 cups chicken broth, divided I small green pepper stand, covered, for 2 minutes. pensive — often only 48 cents per flat side of a meat mallet to >A-inch thickness. Remove plastic Vt cup diced zucchini pound in local supermarkets. wrap. Vt pound raw medium shrimp, People avoid them, believing Place a corned beef slice atop each chicken breast half. Spread peeled, deveined and halved they are hard to clean. However, coleslaw over corned beef. Fold in sides and roll up each breast lengthwise Menus since mussels arc now raised in half, starting from a narrow end. Secure with wooden toothpicks. Vt pound seallops, quartered if farm-type ocean beds, they are Arrange chicken rolls, seam side down, in a microwave-safe large not difficult to scrub. 8-inch round baking dish. Sprinkle with paprika. Cover with wedges and raisins. Wednesday: French bread sauce, green beans, hot garlic T^e Gallety Vt cup frozen peas Senior citizens microwave-safe plastic wrap, folding back comer to allow Wednesday: Ziti with meat pizza, salad, juice cups. bread, fruit. '/4 cup minced parsley escape of steam. Cook on 100 percent power (high) 6 to 8 minutes The following meals will be sauce, green beans, bread and Thursday: Juice, pancaes, Friday: Steak sandwich with of Food and Entertainment Mussels au gratin 3 tablespoons grated Parmesan or until chicken is tender and no pink remains, giving the dish a served at Mayfair Gardens and butter, gelatin with topping. sausage, applesauce. cheese, corn niblets, fruit. cheese, plus additional for 4 pounds mussels half-turn and rearranging rolls after 4 minutes. Remove Westhill Gardens the week of Oct. Thursday: Salami grinder, ap­ Friday: Batter-dipped fish, Vt cup water serving toothpicks. Cover to keep warm. 17 to 21 to Manchester residents plesauce, ice cream bar. hash browns, green beans, choco­ Dinner Special Heal oil in a large, heavy RHAM high schools 4 cloves garlic, mineed For sauCe, in a 2-cup glass measure combine onion and who are 60 or older: Friday: French bread pizza late cake. skillet. Saute onion and garlic The following lunches will be 1 teaspoon freshly ground black margarine. Cook, uncovered, on high 30 to 40 seconds or until Monday: Orange juice, roast with pepperoni, salad, chocolate over medium heat until soft. Add served at RHAM junior and pepper margarine is melted. Stir in flour and pepper. Stir in milk. Cook, beef au jus, mashed potatoes, pudding. Coventry schools 5 tablespoons olive oil rice and saute until opaque, about uncovered,-on high 2 to 3 minutes or until bubbly, stirring after mixed vegetables, wheat bread, senior high schools the week of Surf & Turf $X0®^ 3 minutes. Add 1 cup broth and The following lunches will be Oct. 17 through 21: '/< cup finely chopped onion every minute until sauce starts to thicken, then every 30 seconds. tropical fruit with coconut. Bolton schools •Stuffed Sole, Baked Stuffed Shrimp, Bay Shrimp, Bay Scallops '/! cup finely chopped parsley bring to the boil. Cover and Stir in cheese. Cook, uncovered, on high about 30 seconds or until Tuesday: Minestrone soup, served at Coventry elementary Monday: Chicken nuggets, po­ 7oz. Sirloin Steak. Baked Potato. Rolls & House Salad 2 tablespoons lemon juice SEAFOOD DELIGHT — Get hooked on seafood with Alliiim:! d i)out 10 minutes, oruntil cheese is melted, stirring once. Serve sauce over chicken. Makes baked chicken, pasta primavera, The following lunches will be schools the week of Oct. 17 to 21: tato rounds, roll, corn, pudding liquid is absorbed. served in the Bolton Elementary Monday: Taco burger, carrot with topping. 1 cup cracker crumbs Mussels Au Gratin during October National Seafood 4 servings. zucchini and summer squash, rye •Monday thru Thursday all evening. Vt cup Parmesan cheese, Add remaining broth and zuc­ bread, chocolate chip pudding. and Center schools the week of slices, chilled fruit. Tuesday; Cheeseburger on a Month. Nutrition information per serving: 372 cal., 43 g pro.. 5 g carb., 17 g fat, 139 Friday and Saturday before 6:30 p.m. grated chini; cover and simmer 5 Wednesday; Apple juice, sour Oct. 17 to 21: Tuesday: Roast turkey with roll, french fries, carrots, pud­ minutes. Add shrimp, scallops mg Choi.. 499 mg sodium. U.S. RDA; 46 percent vlt. A, 19 percent rlbonavln. 84 I,emon wedges pepper. Bring In a boil. Add opened to the boiling water. percent niacin, 16 percent calcium, IS percent iron. cream meat loaf, mashed pota­ Monday; Tomato soup, grilled . gravy, whipped potatoes, bread ding pop. Scrub mus.sels under running mussels and steam at medium Discard if they do not open within and peas. Simmer, covered, 10 toes, green beans and tomatoes, cheese, french fries, apple. stuffing, hot roll, cranberry Wednesday: Homemade pizza, Private Banquet accommodations (or 25 to 225 water: discard any that are not heat until they open, about 5 to 7 2 minutes. minutes, stirring once. Stir in garden salad with Thousand Tuesday: Juice, baked sauce, sweet potato, pudding tart. green beans, juice cup. LUNCH • DINNER • SUNDAY BUFFET BRUNCH closed tighty. Pull out the minutes. With slotted spoon, Break off and discard top parsley and cook about 5 minutes, Island dressing, cornbread, fruit chicken, mashed potatoes, bread, Wednesday: Tomato soup, Thursday: Burritos, salad, ma­ or until liquid is absorbed, rice is “ beards,” or bits of seaweed transfer mussels from broth to halves of shells. Heat olive oil in Cashew-mushroom soup cup. peas, pudding. toasted cheese sandwich, pickle, cho chips, pears. 141 New London Turnpike which hang from the shells. baking sheets with rims (to catch medium skillet. Saute remaining tender and seafood is opaque Thursday: Apricot nectar, veal Wednesday: No school. banana. Friday: Tuna croissant, fruit throughout. Stir in Parmesan G la s to n b u ry , C T • 659-2656 In a large pot combine water, liquid.) garlic and onion until soft. Add 2 tablespoons margarine or Dash ground nutmeg piccata, parslied noodles, peas Thursday: Triple-decker sand­ Thursday: Chilled fruit juice, juice, chips, carrot and celery chee.se. Makes 4 servings. I sticks, cake. half of garlic and % teaspoon Return those which have not parsley and lemon juice. Com­ butter ' Dash pepper and pearl onions, pumpernickel wich, potato puffs, pickles, pocet sandwich with assorted 2 tablespoons all-purpose 1 W cups sliced fresh bread, snowy jewels Friday: Fruit juice, pizza, fillings, fruit. salad, pudding. Friday: Pizza, salad, fruit. Supermarket Shopper flour mushrooms Friday: Cranberry juice, tur­ 1>A cups cbicken broth 1 cup coarsely chopped key chow mein, rice, Chinese The following lunches will be 1-1/3 cups light cream or cashews noodles, wheat bread, fresh fruit. Andover Elementary served at Coventry High School Whole cashews and-or milk The following lunches will be the week of Oct. 17 to 21: sliced mushMoms Meals on Wheels State grocers must be wary of law served at Andover Elementary Monday: Meatball grinder, These are the meals which will School the week of Oct. 17 to 21: carrot slices, fruit. In a medium saucepan melt margarine. Stir in flour. Add be served to Meals on Wheels Monday: Pizza casserole, Tuesday: Grilled ham and D EAR JUDITH: I called the once the sale is over. The State of Connecticut Department Bv Martin Sloane broth, cream or milk, nutmeg and pepper; cook and stir over clients the week of Oct. 17 to 21. green beans, rolls, pineapple cheese sandwich, vegetable Connecticut Department of Con­ Connecticut law is enforced lo­ of Consumer Protection in medium heat until mixture is thickened and bubbly. Stir in United Feature Syndicate The hot noon meal is listed first, tidbits. sticks, pickle, fruit. sumer Protection and learned cally, with fines of up to $100 for Hartford. mushrooms and half the chopped cashews; cook and stir 2 the cool evening meal second. Tuesday: Charbroiled meat Wednesday: In-service day: no D EAR M ARTIN: I have been that the state does have a law that the first offense, and up to $500 if a minutes more. In blender container or food processor bowl Monday: Baked meat loaf with 3466. MAIN STREET, VINTON VILLAGE, COVENTRY, CT • 742-1890 DEAR M ARTIN: I never would patty, mashed potatoes, corn on lunch. told it is illegal for a supermarket requires supermarkets to individ­ grocer is found guilty of subse­ process half the mixture at a time until smooth; return all to pan. gravy, Spanish rice, mixed veget­ have thought that Oscar Mayer the cob, rolls, spice cake. Thursday: Pasta with meat to raise the price of an item ually price mark their items — quent offenses. Stir in remaining chopped nuts; heat through. Season to taste. ables. Chicken sandwich, fruit, would do a thing like this. What a already on the shelf by placing a and prohibits the grocer from Ladle into bowls; garnish each serving with additional cashews milk. second price sticker over a first raising prices once they are This law will become more surprise! and sliced mushrooms, if desired. Makes 6 servings. Tuesday: Veal steak with already marked on the item. important to Connecticut consu­ one. Were you aware of this law in Nutrition information per serving: 297 cal., 7g pro., ISgcarb., 2Sg fat, 34 mg mushroom sauce, whipped pota­ The exception is for products mers if food prices begin to The refund form said, “ Buy two Connecticut? packages of any variety of Oscar Choi., 261 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 14 percent riboRavIn, 10 percent niacin, 11 toes, wax beans. Egg salad JUDITH SULIK, that go on sale; they may be increase more quickly. Copies of percent iron, 20 percent phosphorous. sandwich, fruit, milk. SELL marked again at the regular price the law are available from the Mayer hot-dogs and get a coupon BEACON FALLS. CONN. for a free package of hot-dog Wednesday: American chop buns.” Buns are inexpensive and suey, carrots, beans. Turkey Clip ’n’ file refunds TEK ANGLER Toothbrush Offer. Recei.i. u it wasn’t much of a bargain, but I sandwich, fruit, milk. free Tek Angler Toothbrush. Send the required sent for the free coupon anyway. Overnight layered fruit salad Thursday: Roast chicken quar­ YOUR refund form and three proof-of-purchase seals ter with gravy, baked potato, Pet Foods, Pet Products (File 12B) from packages of Meaty Bone Dog Biscuits, I got the coupon, and the One 8'A-ounce can crushed ■A cup orange yogurt squash. Chicken salad sandwich, Clip ou* this file and keep it with similar 18-ounce or larger, for each toothbrush ordered. bargain was even worse than I pineapple ■A teaspoon curry powder fruit, milk. cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with Expires Dec. 31, 1988, or while supplies last. thought. In order to get the free 6 cups tom salad greens 1 medium banana, sliced Friday: Cheese ravioli with beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting 9 LIVES 1988 Morris T-Shirt Offer. Receive a buns, I have to buy two more One 6-ounce package mixed ■A cup coarsely chopped tomato sauce, zucchini, Brussels the needed proofs of purchase while looking for 1988 9 Lives Morris T-Shirt. Send the required packages of their hot dogs! dried fruit bits cashews sprouts. Tuna salad sandwich, . . . with an the required forms at the supermarket, in refund form and Universal Product Codes I call this false advertising. >A cup thinly sliced celery fruit, milk. newspapers and magazines, and when trading totaling 20 points from the following 9 Lives What do you think? One 11-ounce can mandarin advertisement in the with friends. Offers may not be available in all products; any size of 9 T.ives canned cat food DOROTHY SKUTT, orange sections, drained Manchester schools equals one point; 18-ounc. 9 Lives Tender Meals Classifieds. People who areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive WINTER PARK. FLA. The following lunches will be equals five points; 36-ounce 3 Lives Tender Meals each refund. Drain pineapple, reserving >A cup juice; set aside. In the served the week of Oct. 17 to 21 in are interested in buying equals 10 points; 18-ounce 9 Lives Crunchy Meals DEAR DOROTHY: When I bottom of a large bowl place half the greens. Layer in the the Manchester public schools: These offers require refund forms. equals five points; the 3.5-pound 9 Live Crunchy telephoned Oscar Mayer, they stereo equipment like ALPO Video Offer. Receive Classic Cartoons following order; dried fruit bits, celery, orange sections, Monday: Hot dog or chili dog on Meals equals 10 points; and the 7-pound 9 Lives called it a big mistake. They say a Videocassettes. Send the required refund form remaining greens and pineapple. a roll, baked beans, cabbage- yours read our eolumns Crunchy Meals equals 20 points, along with a fulfillment house sent out the For dressing, in a small bowl combine reserved pineapple and the Universal Product Code symbols from pineapple slaw, mixed fruit. check or money order for $4.95 for each T-shirt wrong coupons. By this time, you juice, orange yogurt and curry powder. Spreadevenly over topof five cans of Alpo (any variety or size), along with Tuesday: Fish nuggets, tartar every day. Advertise ordered. Or send the required refund form and no should have received the new salad, sealing dressing to side of bowl. Cover tightly with clear a check or money order for $9.95 for each sauce, french fries, mixed veget­ proofs of purchase, along with a check or money coupons and apologies from Os­ plastic wrap. Chill up to 24 hours. Before serving arrange sliced vour offer where they videocassette ordered. Expires Jan. 31, 1989. ables, bread and butter, apple order for $7.95. Expires Dec. 31, 1988, or while car Mayer. banana on top of salad. Sprinkle with chopped cashews. Serve will read it ... in supplies last. immediately. Makes 4 to 6 servings. JERKY TREATS Holiday Offer. Receive a PU RINA Grrravy $3 Coupon Offer. Receive 1 have a stack of letters from Classified! free Holiday Feeding Mat. Send the required three $1 Purina Grrravy coupons. Send the readers, like yourself, who were Nutiitlon information per serving: 292cal., 5 g pro., 83gcarb„ Sgfat, 1 mg disappointed. If any of you still Choi., 56 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 17 percent vit. A, 39 percent vlt. C, 14 percent EMERGENCY refund form and six proof-of-purchase seals from required refund form and three weight circles thiamine, 13 percent rlbonavln, 10 percent calcium, 11 percent iron. MANCHESTER packages of Jerky Treats Pieces or Jerky Treats from 4- or 8-pound Purina Grrravy packages; or have not received the new cou­ Fire — Police — Medical Strips, along with 75 cents for postage and send the required refund form and two weight pons, contact Barbara Schulelke, circles from 20- or 40-pound Purina Grrravy Consumer Information Manager, DIAL 911 HERALD handling for each mat ordered. Expires Dec. 31, In Manchester 1988, or while supplies last. packages. Expires Jan. 31, 1989. Oscar Mayer Food Corp., P.O. rtMMW 643-2711 Box 7188, Madison, Wis. 53707. — Recipes from Better Homes and Gardens MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Oct. 12, 1988 - 17 le — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Oct. 12, 1988 ••cCALl. OF T H I WILD by Duma* A Crawford SNAFU by Bruca Baallla KIT tl' CARLYLE by Larry Wright P u zzles A perfect ‘Perfect Sp/ on PBS [IVERyBODy BE by British intelligence. IN THE F»\RADE, By Kathryn Baker ACROSS 4 Horse |sl.) Answer to Previous Puzzle The Associated Press Eventually, Pym is drawn into an arrange­ WHICH CAUSED 5 Monster M N U M s H T "o T V T op ics ment with Axel that has him bargaining with THECIOWDTO 1 Fed. agent 6 California city I G rr R 1 E E M E NEW YORK — At one point in “ A Perfect his own country’s secrets. Together he and BE JUST A S T 5 Antelopes 7 Exclamation of E 1 E Spy,” British inteiiigence officer Magnus Axel conspire to get themselves posted to the ..SPARSE.., 9 Neighbor of disgust M L S A T N u B 1 Pym is told by Axei, his symbiotic partner in Ray McAnally is superb as Rick Pym, the Disneyland of spydom — America. Md. 8 High-protein E R 1 A B L|[ a S S con man based on Le Carre’s father, Ronnie Continually surfacing is Rick Pym, the 12 Hawkeye State food S O D L A 1 East-West espionage, "You are a perfect spy. 13 Othello villain Ail you need is a cause. I have one.” Cornwell. (Le Carre’s real name is David ultimate charmer, who cons his son along 9 WWII event E D B A c 1 14 506, Roman 10 Vice Pym rejects Axel’s attempt to recruit him Cornwell.) Peter Egan is the adult Magnus. with the other pigeons, imbuing him with the 15 Life story E R S G A W K E N 11 Citrus fruit ideologically. For him. the game is career Rudiger Weigang, an excellent German need to always go for the one last swindle that i'"'T!3PnnimTC 17 Intend E M G 1 N s G E L 16 Reddish-brown enhancement — and the thrill of the scam. actor, plays Axel. Alan Howard is Jack will "see you tonight.” 18 Room shape [ h G H E 21 Nocturnal bird 1 1 N But Pym's search for an inner cause is a Brotherhood, the British agent who recruits 19 Actress Merkel PEANUTS by Charlat M. Schutz 22 Future bks. o R A T E T continuing theme in John Le Carre’s best Magnus. Jane Booker plays Mary, Magnus’ IN A 1986 ARTICLE in the London Sunday 20 British chemist 23 Dreadful H E )0[ e D T u R A seller, which was also a thiply veiled account perfect diplomatic wife. Peggy Ashcroft is Times, Le Carre described the emotions that 22 Ariz. time 2 4 ______of the author’s relationship with his real-life Miss Dubber, the keeper of the seaside led him to write an account of his late father’s BEING LEFT ALONE IN THAT WAS A PRETTY SO WHO CARES IF SHE 23 Garden E E R L O s s 1 w Lollobrigida boarding house where Pym goes to hide. life, albeit as part of a fictional spy story: THE CAR ISN'T 50 BAP.. LAPY WHO PATTEP ME SCRATCHEP OUR POOR WHEN moisture N R A E R s T 1 A father. 24 Phantom 25 Cultivated s o Y S E s The best seller is brought to the screen with “ So what broke the code for me? What ON THE HEAP... SHE GOT OUT OF HER CAR?... E 2 27 Florida race 26 EH 1 perfection in tlie seven-part BBC series that THE MINISERIES BEGINS with Magnus enabled me to write about Ronnie at last? In track 27 Heartless 38 Poetic 45 Asks for can be see on PBS beginning Sunday, one hour as a young boy (played by twins Nicholas and part, it was the sheer effort of thinking about 28 Kind of cheese 31 Adjective contraction payment a week. Jonathan Haley), watching his beloved father him for so long. Hadllovedhim or hated him? "This should do the trick...” ending 29 Of aircraft It no longer mattered. I had done both so 39 Divorce capital 46 Small pigeon This intricate and moody piece owes its hauled away by the police for embezzlement. £> tg u by NEA. Inc 32 Senator Jake 30 German Mr. 41 Actress B o___ His delicate mother cracks under the strain amply that the distinctions had disappeared, 47 Conceits success to screenwriter Arthur Hoperaft’s 32 Runs 42 Small fly adaptation of the book. The novel began with and is also taken away, to a mental and with them any thought of judgment. 48 Compass type ZIPPY by Bill OrlHIth 33 Actress Ruby 35 Cried 43 Barber's Pym’s disappearance from his post in institution. Magnus' father later rescues him “ I had fled from his delusions only to find ^ _ _ _ 36 Short for concern 51 Language suffix them reproduced all around me in the I HepKZO . Vienna, then alternately told of his earlier life from a stern uncle and begins his education in \ 34 Wool 6ber Augustus 44 Efficiently 52 Mouth part and of his British superiors' efforts to locate deception. sleeping castles of secret England where I j 35 Skirt part IT TMPOUGH- 10 11 him. Benedict Taylor plays the college-age had taken refuge. I had met bigger wreckers I 36 Actress Teri 1 ^ TH' 4 9 Capture C “50 Study of nerves “6 3 Sicken >S4 Slave T V Tonight .’55 Actor___ '■. Novello 5:30PM [ESPN] Thoroughbred unconscious. (60 min.) Part 1 of 9. sented during the 1984 season of specials Vito. Bette Midler. Judge Reinhold. 1986. -56 Use recall the campaigns waged by Reagan and Rated R. (In Stereo) experimentally Sports Digest (S ) MOVIE: 'Alfred the Greet' A warrior king leads his people in battle against the Bush in their defeat of Mondale and Fer­ [U S A ] Dragnet 57 Roll-top___ 6:00PM C D CjC C4® N e w s raro. Danes. David Hammings, Michael York, 1 2:05AM OD Entertainment Tonight 58 Mexican money 42 43 44 1 48 dD Three's Company dD Three's Company Prunella Ransome. 1969. Celebrities' love affairs - past and present T ■ (3 ) MOVIE: 'Hopscotch' A CIA agent un­ [H B O ] Hitchhiker (C C ) A beautiful (Part 2 of 2) (In Stereo) (D Matt Houston ' DOWN 49 willingly relegated to a desk job leads woman in a mountain cabin turns a macho CU) Qong Show agency officials on an international chase man's fantasy into a nightmare. 1 2:30AM (3D Alfred Hitchcock Pre­ 63 l65i” Cagney & Lacey when he writes his memoirs, exposing sents 1 Scoff 1 1 :00PM (3D (3D (3® (49) N e w s 2 Drudge gfi) A Team Par. 2 of 2 several company secrets Walter Matthau, ( ^ (ID Late Night With David Letter- 56 58 Glenda Jackson, Ned Beatty. 1980. (3D M «A -S * H m an (In Stereo) 3 Off base N e w s (Live) (43) Primavera (3D Benny Hill Sea Hunt illegally (Army (S$ Doctor Who: Mind Robber Pari 3 of (2D $t) MOVIE: 'Looking for Mr. Qoodbar' A C5D Cheers (CC) (4p Hollywood Squares (c)1986 by NEA. Inc 5. term) young teacher cruises -the singles bars Charlie's Angels (3D Best of Saturday Night $D Gene Scott looking for one night stands. Diane Kea­ dD All in the Family ^ 3 Family Ties (CC) ton. Tuesday W eld. Richard Kiley. 1977. [E S P N ] Motorwaek Illustrated (2D M otorw aek (R| ^ 1 3 Noticlas [CN N ] PrimeNews [U S A ] Edge of Night World of Survival (R) [D IS] Danger Bay dD Crook and Chase 1 2 :35A M (3D Family Feud dD Dos Vidas (61) Divorce Court [ESP N ] Truck and Tractor Pull 1 2:40AM (2D MOVIE: 'Izzy and Moe' CELEBRITY CIPHER Bill Moyers* World of Ideas: Playful Celebrity Cipher cryptogreme ere Greeted from quotationE by femout people, past and present. [C N N ] Showbiz Today [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Gardens of Stone' (CC) Based on the real-life adventures of tw o Learning Harvard Education Profedsot Each letter In the cipher stands for another. Today's efue; Z equals L A career Arm y officer finds himself at odds ex-vaudevillians who became Prohibition [DIS] MOVIE: 'Oulliver's Travels' An Sara Lightfoot discusses teachers, with an eager young recruit over America's agents in the 1920s. Jackie Gleason. Art English doctor travels to the land of Lilliput schools and the education crisis and risks his life to save its natives from an involvement In Vietnam. James Caan, An- Carney, Zohra Lampert. 1985. (R) 'CFO YKWPC EWO PCK jelica Huston, Jam es Earl Jones, 1987. ( ^ Love Connection evil General. Richard Harris, Catherine 1 2 : 4 5 AM [ H B O ] m o v i e -. 'T h e W o m ­ Schell. 1977 Rated G Rated R. (In Stereo) [C N N ] Moneyline LFTOP PFNK PCWP KY EUBB en's Club' A struggling screenwriter turns [ESP N ] SportsLook [M AX] Vintage Performances: John [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet his experiences as a male prostitute into Lennon (In Stereo) potential script material. Michael Pare. [HBO] MOVIE: The Thief Who Came [ESPN] Bodybuilding: Junior USA Maud Adams. Eddie Velez. 1987. Rated R. KQKT NWYK WBUMBK O W Y.‘ to Dinner' A computer analyst moonlight­ [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Less Than Zero' (CC) A Championships, from Raleigh. N.C. ing as a sophisticated jewel thief sets his college student's visit home opens his W om en's and mixed pairs competition. (R) 1 :00AM (3D Archie Bunker's Place — TKY OGKZPMB. sights on Houston's rich and famous. Ryan eyes to how deeply his friends are involved in L .A .'s affluent drug underworld A n ­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Princess Bride' (3D Family Medical Center O'Neal. Jacqueline Bisset, Warren Oates (CC) A swashbuckling young swordsman PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Aggression unopposed becomes a contagious drew McCarthy, Jami Gertz. Robert Dow­ (3D Joe Franklin 1973. Rated PG sets out to rescue a kidnapped princess in disease." — Jimmy Carter. ney. Jr. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) . [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Robin and Marian' Af­ this lighthearted fairy tale from Rob Reiner. QD Twilight Zone [U S A ] Murder. She Wrote (60 min.) Cary Elwes, Mandy Patinkin, Chris Saran­ C 19SS by NEA. Inc. 014 ter years of crusading, Robin Hood finally dD Morton Downey Jr. returns to find the maid Marian. Sean Con­ don 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 8:30PM (3D Blondie & Dagwcx>d (CC) [C N N ] Inside Politics '68 nery. Audrey Hepburn. Robert Shaw [M AX] MOVIE; 'Innerspace' (CC) A Animated. Characters from the popular [ESP N ] Outdoor Sportsman 1976. Rated PG comic strip come to life when Blondie be­ miniaturized Air Force pilot is mistakenly [TM C] MOVIE; 'No Man's Land' A comes the breadwinner after Mr. Dithers injected into the bloodstream of a timid su­ [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow rookie police officer becomes caught up in finally fires Dagwood. (R) permarket employee Dennis Quaid, Mar­ 1 :05AM C £ ) L o v s Boat tin Short, Meg Ryan. 1987. (In Stereo) the flashy lifestyle of the car-theft ring he's (X ^ Head of the Clasa/Baseball Play­ [M AX] MOVIE: ‘Rage of HorKM-' A nar­ been assigned to infiltrate. O.B. Sweeney, offs (C C ) Charlie learns that his students [U S A ] Miami Vice (60 min.) cotics investigator heads to Buenos Aires Charlie Sheen. Lara Harris 1987. Rated R. are "accidentally" sabotaging one anoth­ 11:30PM ( X T a x i to avenge his partner's death. Sho Kosugi, \ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME (In Stereo) er's science-fair projects. (May be pre­ Lewis Van Bergen, Robin Evans. 1987. by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee [U S A ] Fat Albert empted by the seventh NL playoff game, if OD ® Nightline (CC) Rated R necessary) (R) OD Morton Downey Jr. Unscramble these four Jumbles, 6:30PM (X) C B S N e w s (CC) 1 :30AM fSD One Day at a Time one letter to each square, to form [D I S ] Sidekicks Ernie tries to teach senior (3D Honeymooners (X) ® Family Ties (CC) citizens self-defense t o ' protect them­ (3D Superior Court four ordinary words. CID Career Media Network (S) ABC News (CC) selves against mugger. (ID IN N N e w s (2D Night Heat O'Brien and Giambono dD Hollywood Squares [E S P N ] Billiards* Snooker Challenge 9- must communicate with a mentally re­ (2.D Later W ith Bob Costas 2 CASEE Ball Cham pionship (R) ^ NBC News (CC) tarded teen-ager — the only witness to a [C N N ] Newsnight Update Nightly Business Report 9:00PM (3D Equalizer (60 min.) brutal killing. (70 min.) 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Victories keep piling up for the Manchester High girls’ soccer team. The Indians recorded their McCarthy notches 100th victory ninth victory without a defeat T houghts ’Tuesday afternoon at Memorial Field with a 5-0 blanking of ApLENty Rockville High in CCC East Manchester blanks Rockville for eighth win of the season action. Len Auster It was Manchester’s eighth Sports Editor By Jim Tierney shutout of the season. Rockville Manchester Herald slips to 3-3-3 overall and 2-3-3. Manchester, 8-0 in the CCC East, VERNON — It was a slow start, but a fast finish. will travel to Enfield Friday Looking for its seventh consecutive victory which afternoon at 3:30 to take on Fermi coincided with Coach Bill McCarthy’s 100th career High. Jackson not win, the Manchester High boys’ soccer team closed Sophomore Shelly Dieterle tal­ hastily down the stretch to register a 3-0 shutout lied her fifth and sixth goals of the victory over host Rockville High in Central season while seniors Karen Rat- Connecticut Conference East Division action tanakoun and Judy Langer along one to alibi ’Tuesday aftemoon. with freshman Mary Moriarty McCarthy, who took over for Dick Danielson in accounted for the other Indian 1980, has an overall record of 100-32-15. His only scores. Rattanakoun leads the losing season was last year’s 3-8-5 squad. He guided team in goals with 12. after losing the Indians to the state Class LL championship Senior sweeper Heather Lav- ery and freshman Katie Smith 0 game in 1983 where they bowed to Ridgefield. Manchester was a semifinalist in 1984. turned in fine efforts. After the University of Connecticut fell in With the victory, Manchester clinched a spot in Dieterle and Moriarty scored in gridiron action last Saturday at Memorial Stadium AP photo the Class LL state tournament. The Indians remain a 1:15 span in the first half for a undier adverse conditions, head coach Tom Jackson undefeated in the CCC East at 8-0 and 8-1 overall. PREPARING FOR SERIES — Oakland reliever Dennis 2-0 Manchester lead. Rattana­ met with members of the media at what’ s called Rockville slips to 2-6 in the league and 2-7 overall. koun scored to boost Manches­ the Facilities Building. Eckersley bunts during batting practice at the Oakland ter’s advantage to 3-Oat halftime. Manchester will entertain Fermi High of Enfield Coliseum Tuesday in preparation for the World Series. That’s the fancy name for where the teams dress. Friday at 3:30 at Memorial Field. The Indians had 48 shots on Jackson, obviously not in the best of moods after "They did something today that they didn’t do last A’s pitchers will have to bat in games one, two, six and goal. the Huskies’ 21-14 loss to Villanova, sat in front, a year,’’ McCarthy said, referring to qualifying for seven. Sophomore Kathy Cumber- c putter spinning between his fingers. He sat the state tourney. "They got that monkey off our batch notched two assists while patiently, an.swering the inquiries the best he back. I think that’s important.’’ freshman Jessica Marquez also could. One of the member of the fourth estate laid a Both sides relied on a kick-ball style of play in the picked up an assist. Manchester 3 2—5 perfect foundation for excuse making for Jackson. first half, reacting rather than acting. ‘"The first 30 Oakland pitchers Rockville 0 0—0 Connecticut began the game minus No. 1 tailback minutes there was nothing going on," McCarthy Scoring: M-Dleterle 2, M. Moriarty, Rattonokoun, Langer. Jeff Gallaher. And after No. 1 quarterback Matt said. “ I don’t think we had any rhythm going. I Saves; M- Paula Hollis 0; R-Raber 22. DeGennaro scored a go-ahead touchdown with thought we should’ve applied more pressure on Ragintid Plnto/Minchntar Herald eight minutes remaining in the third quarter, he them” getting swings in Bolton triumphs LOOKING FOR OUTLET — Manches­ Rockville’s Spence Papke (8) moves in T was hors de combat with turns out to be a torn Manchester senior Mo Moriarty set the Indian BOLTON — It was a debut that ter's Mike Sardo has the ball under his to contest for the ball during their game muscle in his rib-cage area. Didn’t Jackson think wheels in motion when he scored the first of his two By Dave Carpenter Friday’s Worid Series roster came a day early for freshman control and looks for a teammate as Tuesday. that was responsible for the loss, he was asked. goals with 8:47 left in the first half. Moriarty rocketed an 18-yarder into the upper portion of the The Associated Press deadline, according to La Russa. Maureen Griffin as she started in The sixth-year head coach wouldn’t bite. Otherwise. Mike Gallego and him, it could’ve easily been 10 or second half, Coventry High dead­ Rovegno played well for the net for the 1-0 Indian advantage. goal for the Bolton High girls’ “ Our quarterback doesn’t play defense.’’ he 12-0.” locked host Cromwell High, 1-1, young Indians. The second half saw much more pressure from OAKLAND. Calif. - Storm Tony Phiilips will again share the soccer team and posted a shutout calmly responded. “ I think Villanova did a little second-base duties. in ’Tuesday’s 1-0 shutout victory Vinal led, 2-0. at halftime. Tuesday in COC boys’ soccer both squads. Four minutes in, Rockville fullback Davis waved a bat menacingly action. better than we did and deserved to win.” and yelled “ Everybody out of the The manager also hasn’t made over Waterford High. Senior Steven Infante played Mercy sweeps EC Spence Papke made a nice back save on a Moriarty The tie leaves the Patriots 2-3-1 Some coaches look for excuses when they lose. way out there! ’’ to his teammates up his mind whether to play Dave Griffin was scheduled to make wel for the Beavers. shot. Ram goalie John Apinas added two fine saves in the COC East and 3-4-2 overall Mercy High of Middletown Jackson is not in that company. More power to him. Reginald Plnto/Manchaetar Herald Parker or Luis Polonia in left her debut in goal today against vinal Tech 2 3—5 off point-blank shots by Indian seniors Jeremy deep in the outfield as he stepped Chenev Tech 0 0—0 while Cromwell stands 4-9-2, applied the whitewash brush to And more to his players, who echoed his thoughts. field against right-handed star­ Bacon Academy in junior varsity Scoring; VT-Lombardo 4, Renzo. Dieterle and Kevin Boyle. into the Oakland Coliseum bat­ 7-9-2. East Catholic hin girls’ volleyball Injuries, as we all know, are part of the game. "I thought we played well in the second half.” GETS 100TH — Manchester High boys’ record the 100th victory during his ting cage. ters in the first two games. action. But she was pressed into Saves; VT-DIM auro6; CT-Paradls IS. action Tuesday afternoon, 15-9, You play who you have available. And if fortunes Because there is no DH in those service as the Bulldogs’ regular Coventry’s next game is Friday McCarthy said. soccer coach Bill McCarthy had reason nine-year tenure with a 3-0 shutout win Then he hit a ground ball. at home against Portland. 1.5-8 and 15-8. Mercy goes to 5-4 go against you. then it’s on to the next week. games, whoever doesn’t start will goalie. Danielle Curylo, was Terriers top Bolton With 13:29 left in the match, Dieterle broke free to smile Tuesday as he saw the Indians over Rockville. If the Athletics’ pitchers are ’’ (Cromwell) had some excep­ while East is 2-6. East’s next That’s Jackson’s doctrine. An admirable one. down the center of the field and nicely placed his taking batting practice, it must have to sit on the bench. unavailable due to academic match is today at Berlin High. “ If it’s Luis we don’t have our ROCKY HILL — Well-balanced tional speed that gave us prob­ too. left-footer past Apinas into the right corner of the be World Series time. commitments. Rocky Hill High scored three leadoff guy, and if it’s Dave we “ (Griffin) was scared, but she lems,” Coventry Coach Bob Plas­ net. Two minutes later, Moriarty took a nice pass issued a red card with just two seconds left to play. Harvey and Miller played fine games for At Oakland’s first pre-Series times in the first half en route toa ter said. “ Their midfield and □ □ □ don’t have our number four made some nice saves for her Cross Country from senior Ted Miller and pul the game away when Sardo will not be eligible to play against Fermi on Manchester. workout Tuesday, A’s manager 4-1 win over Bolton High Tuesday front line had the edge speed-wise hitter,” La Russa said. “ So it will first time in goal,” Bolton Coach The demise of the Red Sox to the A’s was his beautiful 20-yarder evaded Apinas’ reach and Friday. Tony La Russa announced that afternoon in Charter Oak Confer­ EC girls win pair Manchester 1 2 - 3 affect our plans either way.” but our defensive people back nestled under the bar. Dieterle now has a team-leading eight goals while Dave Stewart, Storm Davis and Mike Landolphi said. ence boys’ soccer action. anticipated, albeit four games was a little too much Rockville 0 0—0 La Russa said he won’t commit there did a good job.” BRISTOL — The East Catholic Tempers flared at the tail end of the match and Moriarty has five. Sophomore Nigel Cooper, senior Scoring: M-Morlorty 2, Dieterle. Bob Welch will start the first Bolton’s goal came at the 11:32 The win, coupled with Crom­ for Beantown fans to swallow. How and why Boston to a fourth-game starter until he Cromwell’s goal came at 21:29 High girls’ cross country team Manchester senior midfielder Mike Sardo was sweeper Glenn Jensen, senior fullback Doug Soves; M- Jeff Bernier 4; R- Apinas 11. three games. Coincidentally, all mark of the first half with Jen well High’s 1-1 tie with Coventry- was the favorite before the American League sees how the first three games go. of the first half from Geoff registered two victories Tuesday three are ex-National Leaguers Maneggia volleying a cross from ,lifts the Terriers into sole posses­ Championship Series began is a mystery some will He said left-hander Curt Young, Goodson. Coventry tied it with a afternoon, including a close 27-39 with hitting experience thatcould Lauren Clark home from about sion of first place In the COC West never explain. counterattack goal. Randy Leete win over Northwest Cathoiic. The come in handy in Games 1. 2, 6 who spent the playoffs in the six yards out. It was Maneggia’s at 5-9-1. Cromwell slips back at How do you explain the Mets going to a seventh bullpen, could get a start. second goal of the year. booted a long ball to space down Eagles also beat host St. Paul, Cone sets up chapter for the Mets and 7 when designated hitters will 4-9-2. Rocky Hill is 5-9-3 overall. the left wing which striker Jack game with the Dodgers. The Mets took 10 of 11 from 17-49. not be used in the National Stewart, who started twice in Bolton is now 5-3-1 while Bolton, seeing its three-game the regular season from L A. the playoffs and won Sunday’s Waterford dips to 4-3-1. Both Ayer went and collected, The Eagles’ dual meet record is League park. winning streak halted, falls to 4-2 Ayer beat the sweeper and was That, however, was the regular season. As By Jim Donaghv Hershiser started Games 1 and 3but finale 4-1, hit some line drives and teams registered 13 shots. Griffin 6-1. They will next compete in the “They won’t be able to do in the COC East and 6-3 overall. able to^eposit it behind Cromwell The Associated Press did not get a decison. Becau.se of the long fly balls during his turn in the Brown (R.I.) Invitational on anyone can tell you. postseason play is a whole new enough (batting practice) in the had 11 shots while Cindy Walker keeper Mike Petruzzello, It was suspension to Jay Howell the Dodgers batting cage, but said he’s not had 9 in goal for Waterford. "Rocky Hill is the best bal­ Saturday. ballgame. next couple of weeks to overcome anced team we’ve faced all his sixth goal of the campaign. LOS ANGELES - David Cone’s were short in the pen and Hershiser looking forward to hitting in the “ The defense did a good job The Porch sisters. Heather and Bet you a bundle the network folks are rooting for the disadvantage we have,” La year.” Bolton Coach Ray Boyd Ayer also won it with two minutes .sequel has set up Ron Darling’s final got the last out in Game 4 for a save. World Series. with her in there, too.” Landolphi Colleen, finished 1-2 for Northw­ the Mets tonight. The hated Mets against the Bash Russa said. “ But our starters are said “ It doesn’t have any super left but his header, off a com er chapter tonight against Orel Her- "He throws strikes, gets the break­ “ I’m looking forward to pitch­ said. est while East seniors Noei Brothers. all good athletes, so Ithink they’ll stars but they all do their job very kick, flew over the cros.sbar. shiser in Game 7 of the National ing ball over, sinks.” Darling said. ing, because that’s what I do Stacy Beyor and sophomore Feehan, Sarah Thiery and Betsy That’s a match made for television. be all right.” well.” Cromwell had a slim 18-14 edge League playoffs. “ He’s a great competitor. They call La Russa is more focused on a best,” he said. Rebecca Carrier in the midfield Dickinson swept the 3-5 place­ Jay Cassarino opened the scor­ in shots. ments. Senior Lesley Perlman 2 Cone pitched a five-hitter Tuesday In 1983. his last sea.son in the played well for Bolton. □ □ □ him ‘Bulldog.’ ” couple of decisions he will have to Plaster was pleased with the night in Game 6 and the New York National League, Stewart had Bolton’s next game is Thursday ing at 9:19 with Maurizio Rossitto and freshman Melanie Spiller Mets manager Davey Johnson make this week. way his team played, and comfor­ When Manchester High opens its basketbail Mets beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-1 one hit in seven at-bats for the Los on the road at Coventry High. adding two goals in an eight- secured eighth and ninth, season at Clarke Arena on Dec. 19 it wiil be without made a change in the lineup for Game Regular second baseman minute segment for the 3-9 table with the tie. His team needs to knot the best-of-seven series at Glenn Hubbard, who was left off Angeles Dodgers before being Bolton 1 0—1 respectively. the taients of Paris Oates, who was the Indians’ 6, moving Wally Backman into the Waterford 0 0—0 halftime bulge. “ They ran over us to win four of its final seven “ Noel had a strong race. I was three games apiece. the playoff roster due to a traded to Texas. But like most 6-foot-6 center and a key performer a year ago as Last week after the Mets beat the .second spot and dropping Gregg pitchers, he clearly remembers Scoring; B- Maneggia. the first half.” Boyd said. "We let games to qualify for postseason pleased to see Lesley and Betsy Jefferies to sixth. hamstring pull, will be back for Saves; B-G ritfin 11, W -W alker 9. play. the cagers advanced to the state Ciass LL Dodgers 3-2 with three runs in the the few hits he has had. them beat us to the ball and they finish so well.” East Coach Kathy Backman responed with a key -the Series if his ieg is healthy by Bob Johnson in goal had a good semifinais for the first time since 1956. Oates did ninth inning off Hershiser and Jay “ In 1981.1 hit a three-run triple finished. O’Neill said. hit-and-run single in the first inning to Boys Soccer outing for Coventry while Jeff not return to school in,September for his senior Howell. Cone wrote in a first-person against Cincinnati,” he said. As “ We had our opportunities but Heather Porch’s winning time help the Mets build a run. Rheault at sweeperback and year. Oates averaged 14.1 points a game as a junior article for the New York Daily News for his lifetime average, he only didn’t finish.” he added. was 17:97forthe 2.75-mile course. Ayer up front also played well. after setting a scoring record as a jsophomore with that Howell looked like a “ high school “ We’ve been in this situation before knows that it’s “ two-something.” Vinal blanks Cheney Cassarino added his second East was without the services of goal of the game before Patrik Coventry 0 1—1 235 points. pitcher” and Hershiser was “ lucky” (Game 7) and we know we have to Sorry, Dave, it’s actually .196. MIDDLETOWN — It was a long Cromwell 1 0— 1 its No. 1 runner, sophomore to shut New York out foreight innings. come out loose,” Backman said. “ You No game Stewart said he’s also a "real afternoon for the Cheney Tech Mattsson tallied Bolton’s lone Scoring: Cov- Aver; Cr- Goodson. Nancy Byrne, who is suffering □ □ □ goal at 12:45. It was his fifth of the Saves: Cov- Johnson 11, Cr- Petruz­ from a shin splint injury. The Dodgers were inspired by the are naturally going to get a little good hunter.” boys’ soccer team. zello 7. story and scored five runs on five hits campaign. Congratulations to a pairof Manchester High nervous, but you can’t let that The East Catholic High and Davis is a worse hitter, going Vinal Tech’s Carl Lombardo to chase Cone after two innings of determine your game. We need to get Portland High girls’ soccer Brian Neil played the second EC boys win two roaches for notching wins No. 100. Girls’ swimming only l-for-16, .063, last year for exploded for four goals as the Game 2 en route to a 6-3 victory. off quick again. If we give them a lead teams were all warmed up and San Diego in his only NL season. half in goal for Bolton and had a Volleyball coach Dave Frost saw his Indian tankers sink E.O. Hawks whitewashed Cheney. 5-0, BRISTOL — The East Catholic “ I had nothing to prove,” Cone said again and Orel Hershiser is on. then raring to go Tue.sday afternoon But he enjoyed taking his whacks ’Tuesday afternoon. Cheney is strong game. Fullback Chris Smith last Monday for win No. 100 for the 14-year Sigmund and Cliff Dooman also MHS girls swept boys’ cross country team also of his performance in Game 6. “I we dig ourselves a tough hole to climb at the Eagles’ field off New on Tuesday, lining one shot to now 3-6 overall, 2-4 in the COC came away with victories over program. And boys’ soccercoach Bill McCarthy played well for the Bulldogs. Visiting Fermi High swept past wanted to contribute again tonight to out of.” State Road. Jose Canseco that brought East while Vinal moves to 5-3. 3-3 Northwest Catholic and St. Paul saw win No. 100 posted Tuesday as his team beat Rocky HIII 3 1—4 Manchester High, 15-9, 15-8 and take it to Game 7,” Kevin McReynolds paced the Mets’ Except they didn’t piay. whoops from his teammates. in the COC West. Tuesday. The Eagles defeated St. Rockville. McCarthy’s nine-year mark is 100-32-15. Bolton . _ 0 1 15-5, Tuesday afternoon in CCC Darling. 17-9. started Game 3 in attack in Game 6 with four hits and No officials. “ Hit it a little harder, man.” The Beavers will host East Scoring: B- Mattsson; RH-Cassarino Paul, 18-49, and Northwest, 22-38. East Division girls’ volleyball New York on Saturday. In a bone- three runs batted in. including a That’s the first time that’s tea.sed Canseco, standing in at Hampton Friday at 3:30 p.m. 2, Rossitto 2. East’s record is 4-4 and it will □ □ □ Saves: B- David Boles/Nell 11 (com­ action at Clarke Arena. chilling drizzle, the right-hander two-run homer. happened to him. according to third base. "Overall, we played poorly.” compete in the Brown (R.I.) bined), RH- Tonv LaRoso 4. Fermi also won the junior Condolences to the Jim Penders family. The East pitched six innings and allowed five “ I look for an extremely well- East Coach Ron Palmer. Welch, a career .151 hitter with Cheney Coach Paul Soucy said. Invitational on Saturday. varsity match 15-8 and 15-9. Catholic High baseball coach’s mother-in-law hits and three runs. He did not get a played game,” McReynolds said of The game has tentatively the Dodgers, doesn’t figure to get “ We knew he (Lombardo) was Sophomore Chris Ray ran a fine Coventry tied up Lisa Cartier played well offen­ passed away recently. decision as the Mets won, 8-4. with five Game 7. been rescheduled for next an at-bat early in the series good. He just put the ball in the race in taking second to Northw­ CROMWELL — Getting a coun­ sively and Erin Twible served runs in the eighth. “ I think you saw the way the Mets Saturday, Oct. 22. because he’s scheduled to start net continuously. Nate Paradis est’s Ken Gies, whose winning terattack goal 15 minutes into the well for MHS, now 3-6. Jenna Darling started Game 7 of the 1986 play baseball even though we should Game 3 at Oakland. (in goal) played well. Without time was 14:17 for the 2.75-mile World Series at Shea Stadium against have scored a few more runs.” course. Junior Dan Feehan and Boston and left in the fourth inning Johnson said he doesn’t think the senior Pete Lopatka took third with the Red Sox leading 3-0. The Mets Mets have an advantage tonight even and fourth. Johnson faces rallied to win the championship. 8-5. though Hershiser pitched Sunday. AP photo Bengals making out “ The thing I didn’t like about the "Orel showed great stuff when he BIG NIGHT — Kevin McReynolds, right, is congratulated by last time is I was really excited to came in relief, and then after Tommy Darryl Strawberry after his two-run homer in the fifth inning weapons charge pitch and then we had a rainout and it (Lasorda) said he was just throwing Tuesday night against the Dodgers. McReynolds had four hits PONTIAC really took a lot of emotion out,” with iow draft picks to get ready for his next start (on and three RBI in leading the Mets to a 5-1 victory, tying the series 9 Darling said. "But (in this case) I’m Monday). He’s a great competitor, LeMANS TORONTO (AP) — Ben Johnson was passer, is getting the ink and the really looking forward to it.” and a pitcher.” at three games apiece. Bv Dave Goldberg charged with assault and possession of a television spots, there is far more The Associated Press weapon Tuesday, five days after a motorist to Cincinnati’s resurgence from WEEKEND said a man pointed a gun from a Porsche while Just before the 1986 draft, a 4-11 last season to 6-9 this season driving on a busy highway. as the league’s only unbeaten RENTAL Dodgers confident with Hershiser on the hiii couple of the NFL’s best person­ Johnson was asked to a suburban police team. station for questioning and he later was Bv Ken Peters used once in relief — and logged a save — during this nel evaluators were asked about out in Game 4 Sunday, then warmed up for another David Fulcher, a 6-foot-3, 230- SPECIAL charged with assault and possesion of weapons The Associated Press past regular season. In fact, winning is turning the possible relief appearance in Monday’s Game 5. pound safety from Arizona State dangerous to the public peace, police said. "At this point, with so much on the line, you Bengals from one of the league’s Of 56 innings over six playoff games, Hershiser who was projected as anything The motorist told Ontario Provincial Police LOS ANGELES — Since he didn’t even warm up already has logged 15 2-3. And this for a guy who realize you signed a player contract and you tell most maligned organizations to from a first-rounder to a fifth. $ that the driver of a black Porsche pulled up in Game 6, the Los Angeles Dodgers are confident usually doesn’t even throw between starts every people when you are able to play and it’s the one of the most respected. Like 24^5 beside him at 5:20 p.m. last Thursday and Orel Hershiser won’t let them down tonight. manager’s job to use you when he wants.” “ What is he, a linebacker or teams such as the Bears, Reds­ fifth day. defensive back?” asked the first, pointed a small handgun at him while driving After all, in an age when starting pitchers rarely He was not needed in Tuesday night’s 5-1 loss to Hershiser’s Dodger teammates, quickly putting kins. 49ers and Giants, the a pro personnel director. 100 FREE MILES east on Highway 401. work one out of four days^ Hershiser has worked the Mets, so he finally got a well-deserved break. the Game 6 loss behind them, were happy he was Bengals have parlayed choices in "I don’t know what position 10* p«r nnlle over 100 \ Police said the motorist, whose name was not better than one out of every four innings for the The 30-year-old Hershiser seemed unworried going to be their man on the mound for Game 7. the lower rounds of the draft into released, took down the licence number of the Dodgers in the National League playoffs against the “ We’ve played great and the Mets have played we’d play him a t ... if any,” said functional players. ■10 Collision Damage Walverl about pitching again with so little rest. the second, a coach. “ He’s a step ( high-performance car. Police later found a New York Mets. “ I’ll just go as hard as I can for as long as I can and great,” second baseman Steve Sax said. “ Now we And this with an organization, starter’s pistol in Johnson’s car. And now they want more. have our ace going and they have a great pitcher slow for the secondary, maybe headed by Paul Brown, that often Pick up Friday at 5 PM & turn it over to the next guy when I’m finished,” he n o t strong enough for Johnson, who was stripped of his Olympic Confusing? It all seems natural enough for said. “ It’s not the kind of thing where you’re going to going for them. is ridiculed for its penury. Return Monday at 8 AM gold medal after he tested positive for steroids Hershiser. “ I don’t think anybody’s got the advantage. It’s a linebacker.” , Fulcher is one ingredient, the be pacing yourself. For the record, Fulcher is DAILY - WEEKLY - WEEKEND - in Seoul last month, has said he was driving his "Who else would you rather have going for you?" “ You’re going to use your best pitch on every dead heat. It could go down to the last inning, the last glue to a maturing defense that’s playing strong safety for the MONTHLY RATES AVAILABLE car at the time, but denied pointing a gun at Dodger manager Tommy Lasorda asked rhetori­ delivery. I’ll be exposing every pitch and every out.” supplementing the already explo­ Cincinnati Bengals, who took him ON MOST MODELSI another driver. cally after the Mets forced a deciding seventh game method I have of getting people out because there is “ David Cone pitched a great game for them sive offense. on the third round. He’s becoming Neither Johnson nor his lawyer, Marty with a 5-1 victory ’Tuesday night. nothing to look forward to or to go to. tonight (Tuesday night),” Los Angeles first one of the best at his position In Another is right tackle Joe Kerbel, would comment on the charges and "I guess it’s justice,” right fielder Mike Marshall “If I rim out of methods to get people out, then I ’ll baseman Mickey Hatcher said. “They needed a the NFL — strong enough to jam Walter, a 6-6, 299-pounder taken they brushed by reporters at the station. said. “ Now it’s all even up. It’s one ballgame and we tell Tommy (Lasorda) I ’ve had enough” great game and they got it. LYNCH the run, fleet enough to stay with on the seventh round in 1985. Johnson, 26, is to appear in provincial court have our ace going.” Hershiser, who had a 23-8 record and rewrote the "Now we need the same thing and we’ve got our receivers like the New York Jets He keeps Brian Blados, a 1984 Oct. 25 on the charges, Sgt. Pat Tallon said. Hershiser. the scholarly appearing, scholarly major league record book this season with a string ace on the mound. He brings a lot of fire to this ball Reginald PInto/ManphMtar Harald RENTALS A1 Toon, whom he thwarted on a first-rounder on the bench. Wal­ 435 W EST C EN T ER ST. The maximum penalty for the assault charge speaking star of the Dodgers’ pitching staff, of 59 scoreless Innings from Aug. 30 to Sept. 28, club.” fly pattern in Cincinnati’s 36-19 ter has shut down two of the the scene during Tuesday’s game in MANCHESTER, CT is five years in prison and the maximum certainly has earned the right to face the Mets’ Ron volunteered for relief duty in Sunday’s game in New Tim Leary, the losing pitcher Tuesday night, was league’s premier pass rushers, IN FRONT — Manchester High’s Kevin sentence for the weapons charge is 10 years in Darling with a World Series berth at stake. confident that Hershiser would do the job. victory on Sunday. Vernon. The Indians won their eighth of York, then again Monday. If blond, articulate Boomer Reggie White of the Eagles and Boyle, left, looks to boot the ball upfield prison. Hershiser has started two games during the “We’ve got Orel going and he’s been real tough, the year compared to only one loss. 646-0128 ’T come forward and volunteer to pitch relief all Esiason, the NFL’s leading Mark Gastineau of the Jets. before Rockville's Bob Roach arrives on playoffs, earned a save in relief by getting the final through the season,” explained Hershiser, who was particularly the last two months.

P MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Oct. 12, 1988 - B1 BO - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Oct. 12, 1988 Good things happening to the Phoenix Cardinais SPORTS Tyson refractures hand Cayton said he could not be Cayton said Tyson was ex­ Stallings is cautiously optimis­ per gam e and a quickly im prov­ NEW YORK (AP) - Heavy­ By Waiter Berry lings said. “ I don’t think we’re The Cardinals, who last coaching staff and the players. positive whether the epparent pected to arrive in New York tic. especially considering his ing defense. weight champion Mike Tyson has The Associated Press that.” reached the playoffs In 1982. We’re in a great position now. IN BR IEF today or tomorrow to be exam­ Against Pittsburgh, the Card!-: reportedly refractured his right hairline fracture on the third Still. Sunday’s 31-14 victory We’re excited about the things we teams finished 4-11-1 and 7-8 inhis haven’t had a vanning season nals rolled up 388 yards total, hand, possibly putting a crimp in metacarpal of the right hand, ined by Dr. David Chiu. Chiu PH O ENIX - Coach Gene Stal­ can do.” first two seasons, 1986 and 1987. over Pittsburgh was the Cardi­ since they went 9-7 in 1984. his scheduled title defense on which Tyson injured in a street treated Tyson after the fight with "We’re contenders.” wide re­ “ It’s a good feeling. I’d rather offense and held the Steelers to 10) MCC women’s soccer wins lings doesn’t consider hiS first- nals’ fourth straight triumph — After the club moved from St. Dec. 17 against Frank Bruno. fight with Mitch Green in August Green. ceiver J.T. Smith said. “ Some be first than last.” Stallings said first downs and 66 yards totab piace Phoenix Cardinais an N F L their longest winning streak since Louis to Phoenix last March and HOLYOKE, Mass. — The Manchester Bill Cayton, Tyson’s manager, in New York, was new or old. “ I think they want to keep him people might still think of us as with a smile. “ Sure, I enjoy when offense in the second half. Juggernaut yet. but says fans 1984. lost three of four preseason Community College women’s soccer team ended confirmed Tuesday that he had That original injury forced (Tyson) in Oeveland because underdogs. Let them. We think we’re winning. The fun’s in shouldn’t be overly surprised games and the first two regular- its season with a 6-0 shutout victory over host - been called by promoter Don postponement of the fight with they’re afraid of a suit served on we’re contenders.” winning. In oui; league, winning is “ We’re playing tough right about the club’s early-season “ You’re talking about a team season games, fans figured it King from Cleveland with the Bruno until October. Further him,” Cayton was quoted as “We believe in ourselves.” the thing thatcounts. I ’ve enjoyed now,” Stallings said. “I like the Holyoke Community College Tuesday afternoon. success. that was picked to finish last in would be another long season. news that may affect the cham­ problems moved the fight back saying. wide receiver Roy Green said. the last four weeks. effort. The one thing our players The Cougars finished up with a 2-3 record. The transplanted Cardinals, the NFC East this year. That’s pion’s fight schedule. two more times, to December. Then came consecutive victo­ “ We’ re as good or better than “ But it’s important where you want is respect — from other Brenda Bailey scored three goals for MCC, two expected by some to be 0-6 at this what people are going to say — The latest revelations were According to the News, Cayton Tyson reportedly has been ries over Tampa Bay (30-24). anyone else.” finish. It’s Important we get to the players and from around the of them unassisted. Wendy Burnett had two stage, instead are 4-2 and alone that we are a surprising team. contained in a story in Wednes­ said he spoke to the doctor who huddling with King and other defending Super Bowl champion “ We’re studs.” said Ron Wol- halfway mark of the season in league. You get that by being a goals while Diana Sullivan tallied the other goal. atop the NFC East standings for We’re surprising to them.” Stal­ day’s edition of the New York treated Tyson in Cleveland and advisers in King's home concern­ Washington (30-21). the pre­ fley, a Pro Bowl special teams good shape and make a drive to consistent winner. Carrie Burdick, Sue Gorreck and Teri Barnett the first time since 1974. lings said ’Tuesday. Daily News. was told the injury was “ minor.” ing the divorce action his wife, viously undefeated Los Angeles player and the club’s resident the championship. That’s what “ You need to win from week to picked up assists. A reporter told Stallings that a "The thing is. I thought we were According to reports, Tyson Cayton said it is still possible for Robin Givens, filed in California quipster. “ It’s nice not to get food we’re trying to do ... I want to be week and be in contention. Ouri cable television commentator a pretty good ballclub last year. Rams (41-27) and Pittsburgh. was hitting the heavy bag in a Tyson to keep his four-times last Friday. It was expected that "W ho would have thought four thrown at you in restaurants smiling when it’s over.” goal this year is to moke the' has started referring to the We played some close ballgames gym on King’s farm in Orwell, postponed date with Bruno. Tyson would file for divorce weeks ago we were going to go 4-0 anymore. I’d just love to stay on Phoenix has risen to the top of playoffs. We’re still trying to get; Rockville names Reiser Cardinals as a “juggernaut” or and lost. This year, the guys are AP photo Ohio, when the injury occurred. ‘"rhere are nine weeks to the himself in New Jersey, where the and be 4-2? ” offensive tackle Luis this wagon and ride it for as long the standings with the N F L ’s there. It’s important when you) irresistable force. still playing hard and good things VERNO N — John Reiser of Manchester. 27, Tyson originally had been fight and a hairline fracture couple had been residing. The Sharpe said. “ It’s a credit to the as we can.” second-best offense at 407.7yards haven’t been there.” ] “ What is a juggernaut?.’ ’ Stal­ are happening to us.” has been named head basketball coach at BAGGED — New Jersey’s John Bagley, scheduled to start training Mon­ usually takes only three weeks to possibilities of an annulment also Rockville High School, it was announced left, looks for help as he’s surrounded by day in Catskill. N.Y. h«'->i ” Cayton said. are being investigated. Tuesday. Reiser is a 1979 graduate of New York's Johnny Newman, left, and Manchester High School and a former captain of Mark Jackson during their NBA exhibi­ the Manchester Community College basketball tion game Tuesday night at the team. Meadowlands. The Knicks won, 112- Bluebonnet Bowl canceled SCOREBOARD Reiser is the school’s third new head coach in as many years. 102. HOUSTON (A P ) — The finan­ would be difficult to get a bowl through at the last minute, He was an assistant to Bill Detrick at Central cially struggling Bluebonnet game organized by December. Warrington said. Connecticut State University for a year and was Bowl has elected to punt this He said the bowl still had not “ I think it came as a shock to Baseball Basketball Mike Tyson’s Transactions Hockey assistant coach at Bristol Central High a year Hornets sign Chapman season, canceling the 1988 New heard from the NCAA, which is everybody because it had been ago. Reiser will earn his degree in physical Y ea r’s Eve game and trying to considering decertifying the approved by all the committees,” CHARLOTTE, N.C. (A P) - Rex Chapman, Shortest Prize Fights education from Central in December. resume play in 1989 with a game because it still owes Warrington said. NBA preseason standings BASEBALL NHL standings Charlotte’s top draft choice, signed a multiyear corporate sponsor. $400,000 to participating teams The bowl also has considered Postseason picture Nonoiwl League contract with the Hornets Tuesday after weeks ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Named Jim “ Suppose we take some time, from the last two year. combining several corporate EASTERN CONFERENCE :30- Marvis Frazier July 26,1986 RIooleman third base coach. WALES CONFERENCE Whalers option Brodeur of stalled negotiations. really do our homework, put Warrington said there were no sponsors and currently has a firm PLAYOFFS Atlantic Division BASKETBALL Patrick Division Chapman agreed to the contract following a A marl con Ltoaue Notional Botketball League T P ti OF together a series of events negative feedback from theboard commitment for a $100,000 spon­ W L Pet. OB ;37- Robert Colay October 25, 1985 W L HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers long meeting that began Monday among general WMhMfdav. Oct. s New York 1 0 1.000 — CHARLOTTE HORNETS—Signed Rex Philadelphia 7 0 0 4 8 surrounding the ball game, and of directors. sorship. Warrington said. Oakland 2 Boston 1 Chapman, guard, to a four-year contract. 4 14 temporarily solved their goaltending logjam by Boston 0 0 .000 Pittsburgh 7 0 0 manager Carl Scheer, owner George Shinn, and come up with a first class bowl “ There was not one negative The NCAA’s Post Season Bowl Tliu n d av, Oct. 6 Charlotte 0 0 .000 ;39-Rick Spain June 20, 1985 HOUSTON ROCKETS—Traded Jim Pe- New Jersey 7 1 0 4 n optioning Richard Brodeur to the Binghamton Oakland 4 Boston 3 Phllodelphlo 0 0 .000 tersenand Rodney McCray,torwords,to the N Y Rangers 1 1 1 3 6 David Falk. Chapman’s attorney. gam e,” Bowl President Al War­ vote to hang it up,” he said. “ I Committee was meeting through Sotuntay, Oct. I Washlnijton Mike Johnson September 5,1985 Sacramento Kings for Otis Thorpe, N Y Islanders 1 7 1 3 13 Whalers in the American Hockey League, it was 0 0 .000 “ I ’m just happy to have all this behind us so I rington said Tuesday night. think the people went away with today in Kansas City. Oakland 10, Boston 6 New Jersey .000 forward. Washington 1 7 0 2 17 announced. Sunday, Oct. f Centrol Division December 27, 1985 INDIANA PACERS—Released Herbert Adorns Division can concentrate on basketball,” said Chapman, The bowl’s board of directors the determination to make this The Houston Sports Associa­ Oakland 4 Boston I, Oakland wins :50- Mark Young Crook and Jarvis Basnight, forwards, and 6 11 Brodeur. 36, played eight games with the NHL Atlanta 0 0 .000 Boston 3 0 0 a 6-foot-4 guard who gave up his final two years voted to skip the 1988 game unless thing work. The NCAA is working tion. operators of the Astrodome, series 4-0 Chicago 0 0 .000 Troy Lewis, guard. Quebec 7 1 0 4 12 Whalers last season after being obtained in a Cleveland 0 0 .000 :52-Trent Singleton April 10, 1985 MILWAUKEE BUCKS—Released Carl­ AAontreal 1 1 0 2 6 of eligibility at Kentucky. they quickly find a sponsor who with us to try to help.” bailed out the bowl last season Notional League ton Owens, guard. 2 8 deal for Steve Weeks. Brodeur is a 17-year NHL Detroit 0 0 .000 Buffalo 1 7 0 insists on playing in December. Warrington said the bowl is when the Texas Longhorns beat TUesdav, Oct. 4 Indiana 0 .000 PHOENIX SUNS—Named Mark Hartford 0 3 0 0 5 veteran. That leaves Hartford with Mike Liut New York 3, Los Angeles 2 Milwaukee 0 .000 :54-Sterling Benjamin November 1, 1985 Grabow strength and conditioning cooch CAMPBELL CONFERENCE “ The feeling of theboard is that seeking $500,000 from prospective Pittsburgh 32-27. Wednesday, Oct. S during training campond Scotty Robertson and Peter Sidorkiewicz in goal. WESTERN CONFERENCE Norris Division Connors to join Yanks it would not be practical to play sponsors to pay off its debts and to The game drew only 23.282. Los Angeles 6, New York 3 Midwest Division 1:05" Lorenzo Canady August 15, 1985 consultant. W L T Pts OF Hartford, 0-3, will try to break into the win PVIdav, Oct. 7 W L Pet. 6B SEATTLE SUPERSONICS—Signed Dale Toronto 210 4 16 the game this year,” Warrington revive the game, which was Los Angeles at New York, opd., rain Ellis, guard, to a six-year controct. column tonight as it visits the New York SEATTLE (A P ) — Billy Connors, pitching Dallas 0 0 .000 St. Louis 1 1 0 2 10 said. “ If a title sponsor appeared played in the Astrodome last Saturday, Oct. I Denver 0 0 .000 1:17- Eddie Richardson November 13, 1985 FOOTBALL Chicago 0 2 1 1 10 Rangers at 7:30 at Madison Square Garden. coach of the Seattle Mariners the past two New York 8, Los Angeles 4 Houston 0 0 .000 National Football League Detroit 0 2 1 1 7 seasons, will become pitching coach of the New and insisted we go on this year, year. The California Angels retired Sunday, Oct. t M iam i 0 0 .000 NFL—Reinstated Antonio Gibson, New Minnesota 0 3 0 0 7 uniform No. 26 in 1982. It belonged Los Angeles S New York 4 12 Innings Son Antonio 0 0 .000 1:19 - Sammy Scaff December 6, 1985 Orleans Saints safety, from 3(Ldav Smythe Division York Yankees, the Seattle Times reported we’d try to do it.” The bowl actually had landed a Monday, Oct. 10 to owner Gene Autry. Utah 0 0 .000 substance abuse suspension. Los Angeles 3 0 0 6 20 RHAM boosters to meet Tuesday. Warrington said, however, it sponsor last year, but the deal fell Los Angeles 7, New York 4 Pacific Division 1:28- Donny Long October 9,1985 DETRO IT LIONS—Signed John Wlt- Edmonton 2 0 0 4 10 Tuesday, Oct. 11 Golden State .000 kowskl, quarterback. Calgary 111 3 14 Connors was fired by the Mariners last New York 5, Los Angeles 1, series tied 3-3 L.A. Clippers .000 INDIANAPO LIS COLTS—Signed Bob Vancouver 0 12 2 7 HEBRON — The sports boosters of RHAM Thursday when they also dismissed Manager L.A. Lakers .000 1 :3 1 -Michael Spinks June 27, 1988 Gogllono, quarterback. Winnipeg 0 1116 Junior/Senior High elected the following Wednesday, Oct. 12 Phoenix .000 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Acquired Tuesday's Game Jim Snyder and most of his coaching staff. New York (Darling 17-9) at Los Angeles Portland .000 Napoleon McCollum, running bock, from Pittsburgh 8, Washington 7 officers for the 1988-89 school year: Flo Keegan, With the Yankees, Connors will work under (Hershlser 23-8), 8:22 p.m. Sacromento .000 the Los Angeles Raiders to complete on Wednesday’s Gomes president; Don Spragg. 1st vice president; Seattle .000 earlier trade. Hartford at New York Ranger!., 7:3'.; new Manager Dallas Green, who fired him as Warner, Sea 115 439 3.8 29 5 WORLD SERIES Tuesday's Game HOCKEY p.m. Linda Legault, 2nd vice president; Lee Phillips, pitching coach of the Chicago Cubs in 1986. Saturday, Oct. IS New York 113, New Jersey 10? Rozler, Hou. 90 368 4.1 28 3 Notional Hockey League Dorsett, O n. 98 357 3.6 21 4 Pittsburgh ot Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. secretary; Paul Steiner, treasurer; Lee Oliver, Oakland at LosAngelesorNewYorkMets. Wednesday’s Game BUFFALO SABRES—Sent Brad Miller, Quebec at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Connors was pitching coach of the Cubs for five 8:30 p.m. Football McNeil, Jets 88 349 4.0 7B 1 defenseman, to Rochester ot the American membership; Les Lewandowski, publicity. Dallas vs. Denver at Colorodo Springs. 324 3.6 1 St. Louis at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. seasons before coming to Seattle. Sunday, Oct. 14 Colo., 9:30 p.m. Thomas, Butt. 90 28 Hockey League. Anderson, S.D. 75 321 4,3 30 2 Winnipeg at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. The boosters’ next meeting is Monday at 7 Oakland at LosAngelesor New York Mets, Thursday's Games HARTFORD WHALERS—Assigned Rl Vancouver at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. 8:25 p.m. Allen, Raiders 97 370 3.3 37 5 chard Brodeur, gooltender, to Binghamton p.m. at the senir high library. A number of items Cleveland vs. Boston at Providence. 316 5.5 Boston at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 18 R.I., 7:30 p.m Brooks, CIn. 57 23 0 of the American Hockey League. NFC Individual leaders Palmer, K.C 85 283 3.3 0 Tburaday’s Gome are on the agenda. LosAngelesorNewYorkMetsatOaklond, Indiana vs. Utah at St. George. Utah, 9 :X le LOS ANGELES KING S—Sent Doug Philadelphia at Minnesota, 8:35 p n 8:30 p.m. p.m.* Crossman, defenseman, to New Haven of Rockets get Otis Thorpe TT Wednesday, Oct. 19 Golden Stote vs. Los Angeles Lakrrs of Quarterbacks Receivers the American Hockey League on a 10-day LosAngelesor NewYork Me tsatCJaklond. Honolulu, 12:30 o.m Att Com Yds TD Int NO Yds Avg LG TD conditioning assignment. 8:25 p.m. Rvpien, Wash 55 77? Reed, Buff. 35 483 13.8 58 2 MONTREAL CANADIENS— NHL result Red Sox offer refunds HOUSTON (A P) — The Houston Rockets, Ttiursday, Oct. 20 Everett, Roms 103 1?73 13 Shuler, Jets 35 433 12.4 24 0 Assigned Jocelyn Lemleux, forward, and fulfilling new Coach Don Chaney’s plea for a LosAngelesor NewYork Me tsatOaklond, Cunninghom, Phil 115 1498 11 Johnson, Den 29 425 14.7 86 2 Donald Dufresne, defenseman, to Sher­ BOSTON — The Boston Red Sox have Toon, Jets 27 288 10.7 26 1 power forward, traded Jim Petersen and 8:39 p.m.. It necessary Lomax, Phoe. 104 1433 10 brooke oftheAmerlcanHockevLeogue. Penguins 8, Capitals 7 announced the process for obtaining refunds for Saturday, Oct. 22 Hebert, N.O. 1?0 1415 11 Palmer. K.C. 26 336 12.9 71 ft3 Rodney McCray to the Sacramento Kings Oakland at Los Angelesor New York Mets. Soccer Montano, S.F. 106 1327 10 Clayton, Mlo 25 353 14.1 31 6 NEW YORK RANGERS—Traded Mark unused American League playoff and World Brown, CIn. 74 605 25.2 65 4 Tuesday for forward Otis Thorpe. 5:25 p.m., It necessary McMahon, Chi 80 926 5 TInordI, defenseman; Paul Jerrard and Washington 1 3 3—7 ' Series tickets. Refunds can be obtained in one of ,uac Sunday, Oct. 23 Simms. Giants 118 1475 7 Paige, K.C. 23 261 11.3 23 2 Bret Barnett, rlghtwlnos; Michael Sullivan, Strodford, Mlo. 209 9.1 1 Pittsburgh 3 4 1—8) “ When I arrived. I felt the team needed a Ooklandot LosAngelesor NewYork Mets, D.Williams. Wash 66 660 4 23 36 center, and the Los Angeles Kings First Period— 1, PIttsburoh, Cun- ) three ways: returning the tickets to the Carson, K.C. 77 376 1 7.1 X 2 shooting guard anda powerforward.” Chaney 8:25 p.m. EST, It necessory MSG United Pelluer, Doll no 148? 8 third-round' pick In ndxt year's draft to the nevworth 3 (Dykstra), 1:24. 2, Pittsburgh, ; Shawmut Bank. P.O. Box 4137. Boston. Mass., Minnesota North Stars for Brian Lawton, Lemleux 1 (Buskos, Brown), 3:15. 3, said. “ Otis Thorpe fills the forward spot. He has The Manchester Soccer Club United Rushers Punters center; Igor LIba, left wing, and therlghtsto Woshlntzlon, M iller 1 (G artner), 9:19. 4, . 02211; bringing tickets to Fenway Park on NLC8 playoff result (boys 11 years old) won the under 1? Att Yds Avo LG TD NO Yds Eric Bennett, leftwing. the potential to become an All-Star.” Molslelenko, S.D Pittsburgh, Brown 1 (Quinn, COffev), , Yawkey Way in Boston and receiving a check: DIvIson II Championship at the Ludlow Bell, Rams 127 62? 4.9 44 8 32 1545 6? 48.3 WASHINGTON CAPITALS— 11:25 (pp). Penalties—Stevens, Was (hold- / Thorpe. 6-foot-ll, is starting his fifth NBA Newsome, Pitt. 27 1251 63 46.3 (Moss.) Invitational over the weekend. Walker, Dali m 577 4.3 26 1 Assigned Claude Dumas, Steve Hollettand Ing), 5:32; Leach, Was (sloshing), 9:31; t or visiting Fenway Park, and in the event of long United defeated AJAC (Moss.), 3-1; Craig. S.F. 114 574 50 24 1 Horan, Den. 79 IS-M 70 45.7 David Wensely, forwards, to Fort Wayne of season. He averaged 20:8 points per game last Game 6 1314 Sheehv, Was (holding), 16:54. Bourque, •' lines, filling out a form and receiving a Red Sox shutout Westfield (Moss ), 5-0; defeated Anderson, Chi IX 416 4.2 45 5 stork, Ind. 29 65 45.3 the International Hockey League. Pit (holding), 19:09; Hllller, Pit (roughing), season and 10.2 rebounds and was runner-up the Ludlow, 6-1; shutout Enfield, 3-0; and S.MItchell, Phop 83 398 4 8 47 2 Gossett, Raiders 35 1489 58 42.5 check by mail. Deadline for refunds is Dee. 1. 19:57. } previous year as the league’s most improved shutout Glostonburv, 2-0, In the title Hilliard, N.O. 102 X 7 3.8 2? 2 International Hockey League Second Period—5, Pittsburgh, ZalapskI 2 } Mets 5. Dodgers 1 gome. Ferrell, Phoe. 79 375 4.7 25 2 Punt Returners IH L—Suspended Rick Hayward, Solt (H llller), 2:11. 6, Pittsburgh, Lemleux 2 < player. NO Yds Avg United goals were registered bv Settle, Atl, 66 375 5,7 6? 2 Lake defenseman, for six games; Martin (E rrev), 3:08 (sh). 7, PIttsburoh, Coffey 2 t The Rockets will become more of a running Brendan Prindivllle (3), Jonathan Cort Morris, Giants 115 367 3.2 26 2 Verdin, Ind. 9 162 18. SImard, Salt Lake forward, for one NEWYORK LOSANGELS 12 148 12. (Lemleux, Brown), 6:55 (pp). 8, Washing- 1 Agassi beats Edberg (3), Tim Morchond (2), Mott Somberg Smith, Wosh. 103 357 35 29 2 Edmonds, Sea. game; Chris McSorlev, Indianapolis for­ ton, Ridley 2 (Stevens, ^ r t n e r ) , 11:07 < team this season and Thorpe will help with the Ob r h bl ab r h bl (2), Brandon Gamble (2), Jonathan Townsell. Jets 15 183 12.2 4 2 2 0 Sax 2b 2 0 0 0 ward, for two games, and Kevin Herom, (pp). 9, Pittsburgh, LemleuxS (Errev), 12:34 ' Dvkstro cf Stanizrl (2), Kevin Repoll (2), Ben Receivers Fryor, N.E. 16 178 11.1 Indianapolis forword, for one game, and BEIJING (A P) — Andre Agassi scored a new style of play. Chaney said. Bckmn 2b 4 0 2 0 Hatcher lb 3 0 11 Woodson. Pitt. 12 128 10.7 (sh). 10, Washln^on, Ridley 3 (PIvonko, • Berte, Kevin Blount and Glen NO Yds Avg LG TD fined Wayne” Cowley, Salt Lake goalie, Lanowav), 13:53.11, Washington, Ridley 4 ■ convincing 6-3,6-4 victory over Sweden’s Stefan “ We wanted a player who would fit in with our Hrnndz 1b 5 0 11 Gibson It 4 0 0 0 RIngbloom. Jackson, Phil 38 320 8.4 24 3 3 2 1 0 (3onzalz It 0 0 0 0 and John Reid, lndlanapollsooalle,$100,and (Hatcher, Gustafsson), 18:05 (pp). * Strwbry iT Also ploying well for United were Jeff Crolg, S F. 37 260 7.0 17 0 Kickoff Returners Bryan Glynn, Salt Lake forward, and Brad Edberg Tuesday in the first match ever between philosophy of the running game and be a post-up McRvIds It 4 1 4 3 Marshal rt 4 0 0 0 Penalties— Hllller, Pit (cross-checking), , Roberts, Bryan Joworskl, Andy Dortn, Manuel, Giants 35 495 14.1 NO Yds Avg LG TD Beck, Indianapolis defenseman, SSOfortheIr 2:35; Sheehy, Was, mlnor-malor (high- • player,” Chaney said. “ Heand Akeem Jefferls 3b 4 0 0 0 Shelby cf 4 0 0 0 Jason Btokeslev, Justin Bogll and Ron Martin, N.O. 3? 371 11.6 T.Brown, Raiders 13 401 30.8 the two young superstars of tennis. 4 0 0 0 Scloscia c 4 0 1 0 participation In an altercation In a game sticking, fighting), 5:28; Cunnev- • Corter c Lesnlok. Gooltender Scott Rugonls J.Smith, Phoe, 28 376 13.4 A.M iller, S.O. 12 283 23.6 Saturday. The 18-year-old American outran and outhit (Olajuwon) will make us very competitive.” Elster ss 3 0 11 Hamitn 3b 4 0 2 0 worth. Pit, molor (fighting), 5:28; ' allowed only two goals In the five Walker, Doll. 28 300 10.7 Martin, N.E. 13 306 23.5 COLLEGE Coffey, Pit (holding), 9:03; Errev, Pit ; The Rockets had sought a second-round draft Cone p 4 0 0 0 Gritlln ss 3 0 0 0 Humpherv, Jets e 1S4 23.0 his 22-year-old opponent , keeping Edberg tournament gomes. Carter, Minn. 27 464 17.2 ECAC—Announced that Davidson, (Interference), 10:16; Kochowskt, Pit , Davis ph 10 0 0 Hill, N O. 27 286 10.6 Allen, N.E. 14 314 22.4 off-balance with his powerful two-hand pick from the Kings, but settled for the Leorvp 10 0 0 Mount Holyoke, Wheaton and Sollsbury (roughing), 11:42; Corriveau, Was, motor < Sanders, Wosh 26 500 19.2 State have joined the conference. (fighting), 14:05; Lonev, Pit, mlnor-mojor ' two-for-one swap. Holton p 1 1 1 0 MSG Dynamites Hill, T.B. 26 488 18.8 Scoring backhand and smoking serves. Horton p 0 0 0 0 EAST-WEST SHRINE GAME—Named (Instigator, fighting), 14:05; Brown, Pit, Mondlev, Det 26 383 14.7 Touchdowns Lorry Smith, Southern Californio coach, mojor-oame misconduct (fighting), 17:48. , Heepph 10 0 0 The MSC Dvnomites (girls under 11) TD Rush Rec Ret Pts Orosco p 0 0 0 0 captured first place In the Nashua coach for the West Team and Mike Third Period— 12, Washington, Gartner 2 Punters Allen, Raiders 6 5 1 0 36 (5otttrled, Pittsburgh coach, coach tor the Totals 35 5 11 5 Totals 32 1 5 1 (N.H.) Columbus Day Tournament (Gustatsson, Murphy), :51 (pp). 13, NO Yds LG Avg PInkett, Hou. 6 4 2 0 36 East Woshington, Ridley 5 (Hunter, Hotcher), ' Monchester defeated Holllston Warner, Sea. 6 5 1 0 36 (M ass.), 2-1; shut out M errim ock Arnold. Det. 1494 54 42.7 Team. 2:26 (pp). 14, Pittsburgh, Errey 1 NewYork 101 021 000-5 Hampton, MIo. 5 3 2 0 X (N .H .), 3-0; beot Danvers (M oss.), 7-2; Buford, Giants 1057 56 42.3 ADELPHI—Named Jim Pitman part- (Lemleux, Coffey), 16:12. 15, Washing­ Los Angeles 000 010 ^00(^1 Barnhardt, Wash 628 55 41.9 Woods, CIn. 5 5 0 0 X (yime-WInnlng RBI — McReynolds (1). shut out Nashua, 3-Oand beat Holllston, tim e assistant men's basketball coach; ton, Gartner 3 (Ridley, Hatcher), 17:12. 4-1, In the title gome. Saxon, Doll. 1036 54 41.4 Rich Grady assistant men's basketball Penalties— Hunter, Was, major (fighting), E—Hotcher, Hamilton. DP—Los An­ Wagner, Chi. 988 67 41.2 geles 2. LOB— New York 13, Los Angeles 7. Erin O'Nell and Karl Barrera scored coach, and Georgia Deren women's tennis 2:37; Coffey, Pit, molor (fighting), Bracken. G.B. 1287 62 40.2 coach. 2B—Elster, Dykstra, McReynolds. HR— four goals apiece to lead the Dvnomites. NFL team atatlstics 2:37; Caufleld, Pit (tripping), 5:09; Sarah Hornbostel hod three goals while Horne, Phoe. 1044 60 40.2 PIvonka, Was (roughing), 6:05; McReynolds (2). SB—Backmon (1), Her­ Scribner. Minn. 1272 53 39.8 nandez (1), McReynolds (2). S—Cone, Jocelyn Schneider and Dena Springer Bouraue, Pit (roughing), 6:05; Court- added two each. Melonie FIske and Teltschik. Phil. 1266 56 39.6 AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE nail, Was (sloshing), 6:50; Buskos, Pit Backmon. SF— McReynolds. Helton, S.F. 828 53 39.4 H R ER BB SO Beth Mlzoras also scored goals. OFFENSE (cross-checking), 11:20; Murphy, Wos IP Yards Rush Pass New York The defense was led by goalies Heidi (hooking), 15:15; ZalapskI, Pit (hooking). Peltier and Gena OrlowskI along with Punt Returners Cincinnati 2431 929 1502 Calendar Cone W 1-1 1 1 3 6 15:37. Beth Mlzoras, Jessica Nvllon, Lynn NO Yds Avg LG TD Jets 2060 801 1259 Shots on goal-W ashington 12-13-14—39. Los Angetes Green, Wash. 8 96 12.0 32 0 2031 795 1236 Leary LO-1 4 64333 Salonen and Tracy Glaeser. Also plov- Denver PIttsburoh 11-7-8—26. SIkahema, Phoe. 17 166 9.8 Raiders 1967 573 1394 Hoitort n - 3 1 1 1 0 0 Ing well were Becky Jensen and Cathy TODAY Power-ploy Opportunities— Washington M o rlo rtv Grov, N.O. 9 83 9.2 Buffalo 1954 580 1374 4 of 13; Pittsburgh 2 of 6. Horton 1 2-3 2 0 0 2 1 M artin, Doll. 15 137 9.1 Boys Soccer Orosco 2 2 0 0 1 0 Clevelond 1870 675 1195 East Catholic at Xavier, 3:45 Goalies—Washington, Peelers, 1-1-0 (15 McKinnon, Chi. 70 182 9.1 Pittsburgh 1810 610 1200 shots-9 saves), Molorchuk (7:43 second, Leary pitched to 2 betters In the 5th. M c C 0 n k e 1284 OIrIt Swimming HBP— Dykstra bv Leary. W P—Cone, Miami 1782 498 Windsor at Manchester, 3:30 11-9). Pittsburgh, Young, 24M) (39-32). Glonts 14 174 8.9 35 0 Houston 1750 897 853 PB— Scloscia. V olleyball A— 16,025. Lewis, Minn. 17 145 8.5 Kansas City 1715 523 1192 Referee—Dove Newell. Linesmen— Umpires— Home, Runge; First, Wen- Scholastic Konecnv, Phil. 13 102 7.8 Manchester at Rockville, 5:30 delstedt; Second. MeSherry; Third, West; Indianapolis 1615 730 885 East Catholic at Berlin, 3:30 Ron Rnn, Jerry Pateman. Mondlev, Det. 16 110 6.9 828 Left, Rennert; Right, Davidson. Seattle 1590 762 Barnes, Atl. 11 46 4.2 1570 534 1036 T —3:16. A—55,885. New England THURSDAY San Diego 1443 681 762 Kickoff Returners (Mns Soccer Modrt 320IS DAILY! MHS JV boys’ soccer Bolton at Coventry, 3:30 NO Yds Avg LG TD DEFENSE Baseball today The Manchester High boys' lunlor Elder, T.B. Yards Rush Pass FRIDAY Every day, hidden somewhere in our varsity soccer team tied homestandino S.MItchell.Phoe. Cleveland 1636 770 866 SCHALLER Rockville High, 1-1, Tuesday afternoon. G ray, N.O. Boys Soccer Houston 1657 504 1073 Fermi at Manchester, 3:30 Scoreboard Brion Wry tallied the Indian goal. Jason Fullwood, G.B. 1091 Jets 1772 681 East Hampton at Cheney Tech, 3:30 ACURA Classified Columns your license number New York at Los Angeles (0:22 E O T ). Ron DIeterle, Dan Longer, Scott Salonen D.Harris, Minn. New England 1842 824 1018 Darling, who got a no-decislon In Game 3, and Lucas Cosgrove played well In Green, Rams Cromwell at Bolton, 3:30 345 CBntRr StroBt pltchesagalnOrel Hershlser, who IsGOInthe Denver 1924 835 1089 Portland ot Coventry, 3:30 support. The JV's host Fermi Friday. Clock, Dali. 1958 1011 947 playoffs despite allowing lust three earned Kansas City OIrIf Soccer ManchMter may appear. Painter, Det. San Diego 2006 740 1266 runsln1S2-3lnnlngs. Beals, Phil. Manchester at Fermi, 3:30 Buffalo 2037 674 1363 East Catholic at Mercy, 3:30 Statf MHS JV girls soccer Gentry, Chi. Cincinnati 2061 754 1307 647-7077 Brian Holton singled for the Los Angeles 2097 793 1304 OIrls Swimming Dodgers In thetifth Inning Wednesday night. The Manchester High girls' lunlor Miami East Catholic at Haddam- Scoring Indlonopolls 2106 745 1361 Save^toHSO. varsity soccer team shut out Rockville, Kllllngworth, 4 p.m. He was was b-for-10 this season and 1-for-20 Touchdowns Seattle 2)24 824 1300 ComMcl 3-hp, 20" p«lh. Reg. *499 Two-.l«ge, 5-hp, 24" path. 4 forward Two-slage, 8-hp, 25" path,6 forward lifetime osa hitter. 5-0. Kris Trom bly scored two goals for TD Rush Rec Ret Pts Volleyb all If your number appears... Take the ad to the Manchester while Nanette Cooper, Raiders 2142 851 1291 . East Catholic a t St. Joseph, 3:45 ’ apeeda plua reverse. Reg. *849. speeds plus reverse. Reg. ‘ 1099. Streaks Bell, Rams 10 8 2 0 60 Pittsburgh 2320 730 1590 Darryl Strawberry of the New York Mets Melanie Hanley and Meredith Plano Fullwood, G.B. 7 6 1 0 42 hashitinelghtconsecutive National League added the other Indian goals. Also Anderson, Chi. SATURDAY designated merchant and pick up your •25. playing well for Manchester were Lori NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Football playoff gomes, beginning with Game 5 In Bryant, Wash. OFFENSE Now *469. Save ‘ 30. Now *759. Save 990. Now *979. Save *120. )9W. Hetstheonivpiayerwithatleastonehit Todd, Allison Newman and Mellsa Hill, N.O. W indham a t M anchester, 1:30 o.m. Lato. M H S Is 8-0. Yards Rush Pass Hlllhouse at East Catholic (Carlin Ineverygame of thlsyear'sNatlonal League Rice, S.F San Francisco 2481 1070 1411 plovoffii. ... Steve Sax of the Los Angeles Sanders, Wosh. Field), 1:30 p.m. Phoenix 2446 953 1493 Boyi Soccer Dodgers went O-for-2 with two walks Illlng-Bonnot soccer Carter, Minn. Dollos 2273 774 1499 On sale now at participating dealers. Get Snapper performance at BIG ^ g s , plus superb maneuverability, T u e^ o v night, snapping his five-game ilior Eost Catholic a t Northwest Catholic, 2 Proof of your license plate is required and Philadelphia 2215 790 1425 p.m. winterized engine.*! for sub-zero starts, and a two-year limited warranty. Come m today. Limited tune offer. plavotfshlttlng streak. The combined Illlng-Bennet Junior Kicking Woshinedon 2215 686 1529 Slumps High girls' junior varsity soccer team PAT FG LG Pts OIrIt Soccer New Orleans 2145 794 1351 Old Lyme at Coventry, 11 a m. Howard Johnson of the New York Mets nipped R H A M M iddle School, 2-1. Kelly Andersen, N.O. 13-14 13-16 49 52 Rams 2141 919 presentation must be made within 7 days or 1222 Cross Country wos benched Tuesday night because of his White scored both goals for the winners. Cofer, S.F. 16-16 10-16 38 46 Minnesota 2112 639 1473 .0S9averagelntheolavotfs (1-for-17). Kevin Illlng-Bennet Is 4-1 and will host Nathon Lanstord, Rams 20-22 8-11 46 44 Manchester/Eost Catholic at Brown <3ilcago 2092 992 1100 Invitational, 10 a.m. Elster replaced him at shortstop for New Hole on Thursday. Igwebulke, T.B. 10-10 10-13 53 40 Tampa Bov 1921 659 1262 offer is void. York end went l-for-3wlthan RBI-double.... Del Greco, Phoe. 2G20 6- 9 51 38 Atlanta 1882 849 1033 SNAPPER Tim Leary of the Los Angeles [Jodgers, the (xiants 1868 549 1319 No down payments. loslngpltcherlnGame6,was()'2agolnstNew Green Bay 1645 528 1317 “JACK” Ygrk this season, allowing nine runs and 13 AFC Individual leaders Detroit 1454 435 1019 Low moninly payments. Look for an ad similar to this: hits In winnings, iooppinaoutefit Radio, T V IS BACK Quarterbacks DEFENSE Kevin McReynolds of the New York Mets Yards Pass In Manchester, became the eighth plover to get four hits In Att Com Yds TD Int 1592 15 3 Chicago 1424 1068 TODAY'S LUCKY CT LICENSE PLATE NUM­ one National League playoff game on Esioson, CIn. Minnesota 1637 1025 asking his friends, BER 18 330 EVW. If INa !• your plat* numbar, Tuesday. The others ore Bob Robertson of TODAY O'Brien, Jets I 1342 6 2 QUALITY SHARPENING 1105 brlnglhlaadioM r Jo* Do*, at Mr M*rch*nt. 3 p.m. — College soccer: UConn at I 675 5 2 Son Francisco 1785 customers and the PIttsburoh PIrotes, Ron Cey, Steve Beuerlein, Raiders Washington 1806 1258 Garvey and Johnnie Baker of the Los UMass, WHUS-FM (91.7) I 1481 5 7 00 R*t*ll PI*T«. M *nch**l*f. CT lo ool1*ct Kelly, Buff. New Orleans 1827 1131 future new and your *26. You m u*l bring pfoof. Thi* oft*r I* Aiioeles Oodoers, Terry Phul of the Houston 7 p.m. — College soccer: Boston AAorIno, M ia. I 1310 8 7 104 Hilliard Street i 1239 8 8 Rams 1859 1263 used cor buyers to void In **v*n day* Astros, Steve Garvey of the Son Diego College at Brown (toped), NESN OeBerg. K.C. Green Bov 1140 per gal. C. O. D. 7:30 p.m. — Wholers at Rangers, 1 1065 5 7 1903 Padres and Tito Landrum of the St. Louis Brister, Pitt. Phoenix 1944 1772 ISO gal. minimum purchase come In and soy Manchester Cording Is. SportsChannel, WTIC Pogel, Clev. 736 3 4 i 1345 6 11 Dallas 1998 1246 hellol I p.m. — Mets ot Dodgers, Channel 8, Elway, Den. 2053 1208 WKHT 700 4 5 O tro lt \ Tim Leery of fhe Los Angeles Dodgers Laufenberg, S.D. Tampa Bay 2074 1435 Jack Casterline 649-2111 threw 33 pitches In the first Inning Tuesday 9:30 o.m. — Bowling: LPBT Eastern Philadelphia 2108 1577 649-8841 Open, ESPN Rushers Soles Manager night. Dovid Cone ot the New York Mets Atlanta 2231 1240 10:30 p.m. — Bruins at Kings, Channel Att Yds Avg LG TD Prtcoa Sub/acl to Chang* threw 36 pitches In the first three Innings, Giants 2347 1619 Including 26 strikes. 38 Dickerson, Ind. 147 630 4.3 41 3 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Oct. 12.1988 — U n — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Oct. 12, 1988

MARKET REPORT Activity ovf th» p%t\ 30 ubdiog diyt Unions fight (f WIN NSE Eastern pian i “A Winner Every Day... Monday thru Saturday” C0N*STITUTI0N 5T*ATE li to seii shuttie MANO€SIH^HOND\ 24 ADAMS ST. 6 4 6 -3 5 1 5 238-EVW III' .CONNECTICUT ,|f^ Your *25 check Is waiting at MANCHsrERHCND\lf your license number appears somewhere In the classified columns today... now JONI S AVI HAC.l MIAMI (AP) — Eastern Airlines employees, who OtHtbP* It tsN( pilots, said Tuesday. ”We will take whatever legal hove driver's license. motivated Individual train. $6.88 starting ' fuel oil delivery,eastof radon. Cor needed. So- Meadows Manor, cur­ P.O. Box141,Wllllmon- room Colonial with means is possible.” , the river. Experienced lorv + . 742-9424. rently has a 40 hour po­ tlc, Connecticut, 86226. Apply Hartford Des­ with the capability ot pay. Full and port time patch. 225 Prospect measuring Individual day work. Benefits. detached garaga. Trump has agreed to buy the shuttle for $300 , only. Full time, Insu- sition available In the All applications kept Within walking dis­ million to $350 million, according to several reports. ! ranee & benefits. Call confidentlol.______Street, East Hartford. dwellings. All our leads Coll otter 9om, 646-6855. K : 647-9137.______housekeeping dept, for EOE______ore generated through tance to school. NIcs One source quoted by The New York Times said a floor person. Prefer In­ BE Your own boss! Are T.V. Medio. An excep­ neighborhood. For sols BUSINESS Trump planned a news conference today in New dLERICAL. Position du- CASHIER/ReceptlonIst. you one of those Indi­ FULL Time person 9N THE J9B TRAINING by owner. $158,880. Call dividual with experience tional opportunity to I ties to Include: typing, Full time evenings and wanted tor quick U M m to b« Bn opiloal iMOhnlolHn. W« viduals copeoble . of moke your financial 646-5087. York to announce the deal. > telephone and some Saturday tor ooto deol- In floor stripping & buf­ reaping the rewards of change lubricating offor ilOHOy ot^oym onl wRh op> Sources had reported last week that Trump was ershlp. Experience fing, but will train. This work. 647-9138. dreams come true. Coll portunRy for HOvincomonL Pro* PRICE Reduced on this Emhart now In three units AP photo ' direct contact with cus­ building your own busi­ •ontly MoKIng trolnoot for our lono negotiating to buy the shuttle operation, which links « tomers. Good wooes preferred but will 7am-3pm position off­ Lorry at: 1-888-537- beautifully molntalnetl ness? Notional ap­ 2651.______Orlndlng and ouatomar aarvfea dapf. New York, Boston and Washington. Sources also chopper was rolled from the production and full company paid train. Good starting ers '7.71/hour to start pliance company seek­ Slartlno hourly rata *6.60 with ravlaw 3 bedroom Cope on FARMINGTON (AP) - Emhart Corp. has NO. 1,000 — Sikorsky Aircraft deiivers Edmund Street. Nowtr reorganized Into three sectors, industrial, reported that Carl Icahn, the financier who heads benefits. Coll 647-9137. rote depending on ex­ with an excellent bene­ ing managers tor o FORMICA MAN FULL time retail sales­ in 90 dtya. Call Bob Pound to dia* its 1,000th Black Hawk heiicoptertothe area to the hangar for the ceremony. perience. Excellent fits program. Interested factory outlet. Will person. Jewelerv com- ouaa tha aiieaHant frinpa banaflt* kitchen, ploy room, consumer and information units, the company Trans World Airlines, was discussing a possible Sikorsky projects orders for about 1,500 TIRE Changer and/or company benefits. Coll With some experience. ponv In molor and appt. for Intarvlaw. and vinyl sldtng.excol- purchase of the struggling Eastern from its parent, Army in ceremonies in Stratford Tues­ mechanic at Nichols applicants please apply troln. Coll 646-3875. announced Tuesday. Jon or Pot ot 645-6487. •7 to *11 hourly. department store seek­ lent condition. $130't. Texas Air Corp. day. As Sikorsky President Gene more Black Hawks, the Army’s primary Tire and Automotive. to: SECRETARY/Receptloi ing enthusiastic and QSA OPTICAL Blanchard 8i Rossetto Peter L. Scott, chairman and chief Good pay, full benefits. AUTO Service Clerk tor D 1st for progressive real Health / Vacation Plana Neither Trump, a New York developer who owns Buckley spoke to the crowd, the utiiity and assault helicopter. 8, J Cor Core Center In Meadows Manor reliable full time soles Realtors," We're Soi­ executive officer, said the changes will 643-1161. estate office In town. 649-3177 ling Houses" 646-2482.0 casino property in Atlantic City, N.J., nor officials Manchester. Run one 333 Bidwell St. 9-2:38pm dolly. Typing, person. Retail expe­ “assure our emphais on customer needs and C. Mather Co., Inc. rience helpful. Good at Eastern’s Miami headquarters would comment person office. Custo­ Manchester, CT 06040 phone skills, personal­ ASSISTANT Manager HURRY And see this 7 service.” mer contact. Paper­ 339 Chipal Rd.. So. Windsor salary and benefits, needed tor office room, V/i both homo "Tuesday on the latest reports. 847-9191 ity and creativity de­ flexible hours, bright The Farmington-based company’s board of Officials of the Machinists union, which filed suit Army gets 1,000th Black Hawk; work and light servi­ soe sired. Coll Down at 289-4832 supply company In the with flreplocod 1st TREE Core Soles Repre­ ces. On the lob training future. Coll Liberty No- Trl-CIty Plozo. Office floor family room and directors also appointed four new executive earlier this year to stop an announced spinoff of the sentative. The Bartlett 649-4880.______tlonol, 568-1115. vice presidents. "Three will serve as heads of available but the more MAINTENANCE. Varied supply experience o 1st floor laundry room. shuttle service into a separate subsidiary of Texas Tree Expert Company you know about autos, PEST Control. Position INVENTORY Control HAIRDRESSER. Small plus. Must be customer 3 bedrooms, alt on 2nd the new sectors, Scott said. The fourth is the Is looking for moti­ available for a service lobs: cleaning In our Coordinator. Large Air, were not available for comment. the better. Coll Dove, offices and warehouse, busy salon full or port service oriented. Non- floor. Only $166,900. company’s chief financial officer. Sikorsky hopes for 1,000 more vated tree core special­ 649-5533. technician. Experience wholesale nursery time. 55 percent com­ smoker. Apply: South Blanchard 8< Rossotto The Miami News quoted an unidentified source it ist tor the Central Con- yard work, messenger Emhart manufactures a variety of CLERK FOR Auto Ser­ preferred, but will seeks has entry level mission, & paid voca­ Windsor Office Supply, Realtors," We're Sol- said was close to Eastern as saying Trump would nectlcut area. troln the proper appli­ duties. Learn building position available for tion. Roller setting products, including hardware, locks, sports vice Center In Man­ repairs. Drivers li­ Trl-CIty Plozo, 872- llno Houses" 646-24W.O pay more than $350 million for the shuttle linking Bv Linda Stowell now projects that it needs more doing more night flying, introduc­ Knowledge of the tree cant. Must be over 18 individuals to coordi­ needed. 649-7879 or 649- 6875, ask for Linda. equipment and sealants. It had 1987 revenues core or green Industry chester. Run one cense requrled. Apply: PRIVATE Cul-do-soc New York, Washington and Boston and 17 Boeing The Associated Press than 2,250 additional Black ing new concepts. It’s not the and hove o good driv­ nate Inventory selec­ 8568.______CREDIT-Collections. necessary. Soles expe­ person office. Paper­ Hartford Despatch, 225 tion and plant togging beautifully maintained of $2.45 billion. 727s. Hawks. Black Hawk. It’s more demand­ work and light service. ing record. Salary, vo­ WRECKER Driver. We Motor communlco- 9 rrom Contemporary » rience helpful. We cation, good working Prospect Street, East functions. Organiza­ Norma Foederer, a spokeswoman for the Trump STRATFORD — The Black The helicopter is the Army’s ing missions.” otter excellent earn­ On the lob training for Hartford, Connecticut ore In need of on expe­ tlons company seeks located high on Case conditions. Coll 527- tional and communica­ rienced Wrecker aggressive, highly Griffin to buy Resorts Organization, and Eastern spokesman Robin Matell primary utility and assault helic­ Sikorsky President Gene Buck- ings and benefits. For more responsibility. 06108. EOE.______tion skills ore required. Mountoln. V/i bath*,- Hawk helicopter accounts for Knowledge of auto ser­ 9000. Driver. Good solory motivated Individual morble floor, exquisite declined comment. more than half of Sikorsky opter, performing a wide variety ley told a crowd of assembled further Information BULLDOZER Operator. SECRETARY. Executive Plant knowledge Is o LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP, N.J. (AP) - and appointment, coll vice oil asset. Coll and all company benef­ for collections and master bedroom suite! Aircraft’sbusinessand about half of roles, including troop assault Sikorsky employees, suppliers, Dove, 649-5533. To operate D-3 Cot. Secretory with office plus. It youeniov work­ its. Apply to Ston credit processing. Ex­ $300's. Blanchard 8, Entertainer-business mogul Merv Griffin has Eastern officials also would not say whether 649-8150. management responsi­ ing cutside, coll or send of the company’s employment, and redeployment, artillery federal, state and local govern­ Must be able to fine Ozimek, Morlorty cellent communica­ Rossetto Realtors," received the go-ahead to buy casino operator President Phil Bakes' presence in New York on grade and do oil bilities. Career oppor­ resume to : The Robert Brothers, 643-5135. tion, organization and We're Selling Houses" according to executives who say transport and other missions. ment officials, that the Black Baker Companies, c/o Resorts International Inc., despite questions Tuesday was related to the Trump deal. oroundbulldozlng. Full tunity at face paced minimum computer 646-2482,0______they hope another 1.000 Black The Army’s fleet of UH-60 Hawk’s success is a result of close advertising agency. W. Tote, 1788 Mountain about whether he will complete the deal. The Boston-New York-Washington shuttle is time employment with skills required. Pull NORTHFIELD Green Black Hawk helicopters were teamwork. benefits. Coll 742-5317, Salary In the mid twen­ Rood, West Suffleld, package of benefits. considered Eastern’s crown jewel. Eastern officials Hawks will be made. SAVINGS BANK Connecticut, 86893. Tel­ Condo. Soy good-bye The state Casino Control Commission’s grounded in April 1985 and March “On this day we celebrate with 8om-5pm. ties. Coll Borboro, 646- X-RAY Technician. Im­ Coll Sara Chalmers at decision Tuesday came a day after Griffin’s testified recently that the shuttle is the airline’s only On Tuesday, Sikorsky deli­ 4683. ephone, 668-7371. to lawn core and wel­ vered the 1,000th Black Hawk to 1986 after fatal crashes. Officials the Army the vision to reach fora mediate Medical Core 528-9261. come lots of free time. company announced it had allowed a deadline remaining profitable operation. Center ot East Hart­ the U.S. Army. have said that at least 40 people new level of helicopter excel­ OF MANCHESTER CERTinED NURk We offer two 3 bed­ for its $36-per-share tender offer to Resorts’ Citing $1 billion in Eastern losses during the past lence, and to achieve that excel­ ford has o full time room, 2'/i both units. “It represents better than half have been killed in crashes of the AIDES opening for o regis­ Reai Estate Both in excellent con­ stockholders expire. 10 years, Texas Air has said Eastern must shrink helicopters since 1978. lence with the Biack Hawk,” Loan Center And Nh tm AMe RETAIL tered X-Rov Techni­ Griffin called speculation that he was trying and win labor concessions to keep going. of Sikorksy’s business base,” said dition. $130's. Blan­ William Minter. vice president of But on Tuesday, Col. William Buckiey said in prepared Appllcaiito cian. Our Techs enloy chard 8i Rossetto Real­ to back out of the deal “ridiculous.” But, he The shuttle was made into a separate division last Turner, the Army’s Black Hawk remarks. Full and Part Time OPPORTUNITIES working on o rotating 3 tors," We're Selling added, “I want to be able to stay very fluid and year, clearing the way for its sale. the Black Hawk product line. ”It Part time - Clerk Typist, day work week. We HOMES adds up to more than .50percent of program manager, said an Army We offer the areas hi­ Houses” 646-2482.0 to be able to make a businessman’s decision, Collection Dept., flexible hours. ghest staff to patient otter 0 complete be­ FOR SALE In February 1988, Eastern announced plans to sell review of the program concluded H’s time... to move forward. nefit package Includ­ HD FINDERS Keepers I What and to walk if everything is not done.” Under sales over the next five years.” Speedy dinosaurs the new division for $225 million cash and Deliveries of the UH-60 Black that there “was nothing in the ^“i'^lexlble ing a weekend differen­ 0 fabulous home In a the deal, Griffin would purchase Resorts’ Dinosaur tracks have shown Full time - Clerk Typist, Student Loans New chalienges. All real estate advertised In fantastic neighbor­ marketable securities to Air-Shuttle L.P., a new Hawk helicopter began in Oc­ accident record of the Black Scheduling tial and a competitive the Manchester Herald Is stock, including that owned by billionaire subsidiary of Texas Air. that dinosaurs were able to run at starting salary. Inter­ sublect to the Fair Housino hood setting. Ideal for tober 1978 to fulfill an initial Hawk that indicates anything but speeds from 6 feet to 39 feet a Full time - Clerk Typist, Installment Loan • Complete Health New excitement. ested applicants, coll Act ot 1968, which makes It retl rement or o 1st time developer Donald Trump. Griffin would take U.S. District Judge John H. Pratt blocked the plan (that they are) the finest and Insurance home buyer. Approxi­ with a contempt of court finding against Eastern in requirement for 1,107 helicopters. second. Human athletes can Origination/Servicing Area. New opportunities. Kim ot 721-7393, lllegol to advertise any pref­ control of the Resorts International Casino safest. “Including Dental” Mondov-Frldoy, 9-4. erence, limitation or discrim­ mately 1200 square In January, the Army awarded achieve speeds of 33 feet a second. ination bosed on race, color, Hotel in Atlantic City, Resorts’ other Atlantic March. A federal appeals court reversed the • Uniform NURSE Aide Certified, feet, 2 bedrooms, for­ contempt order in June but left the door open for the Sikorsky a $983.2 million multi­ “We’ve been doing some very A horse can run more than 58 feet Please apply in person At Bradiees. religion, sex or notional mal dining room, fire­ City land holdings, and a Resorts casino in the demanding things with the Black Allowance Home Health Aides. origin, or on Intention to unions to continue legal action. In July, Eastern year production contract to build a second. Eighty-eight feet a Upjohn Health Core place, summer porch, Bahamas. Hawk,” Turner said, ”We’re • Bonus Hours moke any such preference, central otr. Beautiful announced the cancellation of the plan. 252 more Black Hawks. The Army second equals 60 miles an hour. SAVINGS BANK OF Here’s your chance to share Services hos Imme­ limitation or discrimination. • Free Meals in the spirit and support of diate openings for ex­ The Herald will not know­ private lot on Lake- For more Information perienced people. ingly accept any odvertlse- wood Circle South. MANCHESTER please call our special company. At ment which Is In violation ot Don't miss outi Days, evenings, nights, $179,900. Jackson ft CRESTFKLO Bradiees, all of our staff and llve-ln hours avail­ (he low.______923 Main St. able In the Manchester SOUTHERN New Eno- Jackson Real Estote. CONVALESCENT land closslfleld ads 647-8400.a Manchester, Connecticut work together to do the best area. Coll for on op- HOME polntment. 521-8928. reach nearly 800,000 QUALITY Bullt- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 job they can do. And they’re homes In Connecticut MANCHESTER, GT. CLERICAL-Retoll. Im­ Immoculotel Pride of rewarded for it with good and Rhode Island. The ownership shows In Notices Lots/Land for Sole...... 23 Merchandise Musical Items...... 84« 643-5151 mediate opening for price for o basic 25 Investment Property...... 24 Cameras and Photo Equipment...... B5 wages, great benefits and a full time position. Du­ this full dormered Cape Lost/Found...... 01 word od Is only $55 and on desirable Mllwood Business Property...... 25 Holldoy Seasonal...... 71 Pets and Supplies...... 8 8 1 ties Include general of­ will appear In 43 news­ Personals...... 02 Resort Property...... 26 Is i^ A Specialist terrific employee discount. Rood, East Hartford. Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Miscellaneous for Sale...... 87i fice work. Ideal posi­ papers. For more In­ Announcements...... 03 Mortgages...... 27 Absolutley nothing to ...... 04 Tog Soles...... 88* tion for person who formation coll Classi­ Auctions...... Wanted to Buy...... 28 Rootlng/Sldlng...... Clothing...... 73 Wanted to Buy/Trode...... 89 j The following positions are be done, except move- FInonclol...... 05 Services enloys meeting public. fied, 643-2711 and ask Flooring...... Furniture...... 74 ■ V^VAnMricrthwMrifcSlaM Will train. Competitive Inl Lovely Hardwood Child Core...... 51 Electrical...... now available for all shifts: for detolls.o______floors, 2 fireplaces, IW Employment & Education Rentals Heatlng/Plumblng...... TV/Stereo/Appliances...... 75 pay and benefits. Non­ Cleaning Services...... 52 smoking company. TERRIFIC Ranch In quiet baths. Once you see It. Port Time Help Wanted...... 10 Rodms for Rent...... 31 Lawn Care...... 53 Miscellaneous Services. Machinery and Tools...... 76 Automotive FULL & PART-TIME neighborhood. Priced you’ll buy Itl $159,900. Help Wanted...... 11 Apartments tor Rent...... 32 Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax...... 54 Services Wanted...... Gardening...... 77 South Windsor oreo. Condominiums for Rent...... 33 Cars tor Sale...... 91 to sell. 5Yi rooms, 2 full Strono Real Estate, Situation Wonted...... 12 Carpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Landscaping...... Good Things to Eot...... 78 • Cashiers Jomie, 289-6466. Homes for Rent...... 34 Trucks/Vons (or Sole...... 92 Looking to expand baths, sunporch, lower 647-7653.______Business Opportunities ..,...... 13 PoIntlngrPaoerlng...... 56 Concrete...... If you oan use some extra cosh, and don't want to POSITIONS available Im­ level family room and Instruction...... U Store/Office Space...... 35 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Comoers/Trallers...... 93 • Receiving Clerk MANCHESTER. Dutch Motorcycles/Mooeds...... 94 spend your days working indoors, don't lose sleep our night crew. mediately at RHAM goroge. Coll office to­ Employment Services...... 15 Resort Property...... 36 Form Supplies and Equipment...... BO over It. Come fo Colder os o Night Stocker on our • Merchandise Clerks High School In Hebron, Colonial. Get a homey Industrial Property...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Oftice/Retall Equipment...... 81 Auto Services...... 95 Need applicants to day for your exclusive feeling when you enter Autos for Rent/Leose...... 96 3rd shift, 10:30pm-7am. And spend your days any Connecticut. Special showing. $149,900. Sen­ Real Estate Garages and Storage...... 36 MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... Recreatlonol Equipment...... 82 Applications now being this tastefully deco­ Roommates Wanted...... 39 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 way you'd like) stock shelves on the Education Aide, Health try Reol Estate, 643- Homes tor Sale...... 21 Call 643-2711 for more Information! Core Aide, Corridor rated Dutch Colonial! Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... 40 Boots and Marine Equipment,...... 83 Wonted to Buy/Trode...... 98 You’ll enjoy o 5 day work week—with weekends off- night shift. Hours accepted for holiday 4060.g______First floor den and new high rates, and on Immediate employee Aide, Custodian I, full employment. time, Custodian I, port MANCHESTER. One laundry room, formal discount. The dress code Is casual, and you will 9-7. Competitive owner. Maintained 6 dining room, eot-ln kit­ READ YOUR AO: ClostlUd advartKemgnts or* work under the supervision of on experienced lead time. For application, RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: T o r classified odvertlsments to tokin by telephone os a convenience. The salary and benefits. room Cope. Great chen, 4 bedroom, 1W be published Tuesday through Saturday, the supervisor. Please apply in person at: please coll 228-9474. 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Mature, responsible value. $139,900. Nice both, o marble 8< oak deadline is noon on the day before publica­ Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of So moke the most out of your time—and moke LABORER. Heavy con­ lot, neighborhood, fireplace In the llvino 20 to 25 days; 60 cents per line per day. struction. Apply In per­ tion. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen ' money, tool Right now we’re looklngtorenlhuslosllc person. Interested vinyl siding, oak floors room, plus a finished 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. Night Stockers for our Manchesksr ond Vernon BRADLEES son: The Andrew and fireplace. Peter­ basement I Too good to ' Minimum charge: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 o.m. on r^rldov. the yolue of the advertisement will not be stores. All you hove to do Is apply In person or coll applicants apply to; Ansoldl Building Com­ corrected by an additional Insertion. man Real Estate, 649- believe! $176,900. Anne the Store Monoger at: Middle Trnpk. & Broad St. pan y, 186 B idw ell 9404.______Miller Real Estote,647- 1 Manchester, CT Street, Monchester. 8000.O______COVENTRY. VA, No mo­ IMS Tolland Ipke IH-Cny Shopping Ctr. EXPERIENCED Carpen­ Vernon ney down or possible MANCHESTER. COLON- PART TIME PART TiME PART TiME PART TiME Manchester PERSONNEL 940 Silver Lane ter tor commercial ownerflnonclng. Three lAL. This well- Notices Employment 649-2876 S7S-0706 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers DEPT. E. Hartford, CT work. Contact Jimmy bedroom Ronch, new molntolned 4 bedroom An Equol Opportunity Employer at 646-5775 or Charlie at vinyl siding, new roof, Colonial offers many As o condition precedent to 239 SPENCER ST. 645-1885. new windows. Needs extras. Beautiful front the placement of any odver- COOK. Part time Super­ LOVING Care giver to Interior cosmetics. I PART TIME visor. Weekends or ev­ work with Infants and Quiz on page 2 MANCHESTER, CT MEDICAL Office-full to bock living room, tlslno In the Manchester He­ Salem Nassiff Buyer protection plan. formal dining room, 4 rald, Advertiser hereby HELP WANTED ery other weekend, toddlers, afternoons In 1. Pitcher IOC time position. Varied agrees to protect. Indemnify depending on your MATURE Woman to take day core center. Hours duties. Direct patient ERA Philips Real Est- bedrooms, 1 full both, 2 Camera & 2. Soybeans There 1$ olwayf lomelhlng new at ote, 742-1450.______holt baths, 2 fireplaces, and hold hormless (he Man­ DRIVER. Part time, own schedule. Background care of toddlers In ex­ 12:30-5:30. Mature, re­ 3. 3rd down control. Benefits avail­ chester Herald, Its officers In theraputic diets and clusive day care cen­ sponsible person pre­ Bradleei Now It con be youl able. Please coll 872- MANCHESTER. Com- 1 cor garage. In-law vehicle. Days, 4. Razorback (Hog) efficiency apartment. and employees against any Monday-Frldoy. 289- Institutional cooking a ter. Monday-Prlday, 7- ferred. Call 647-0708. Photo Shop touei Obmoivwv ImeiDvw k 8355, Monday-Prlday, pletely renovated 6 and oil liability, loss or 1 or 1-6. Starting 5. Pelican (LA) 18 om-4 pm. room Colonial. 3 bed­ Great for seosdonol In­ expense, Including attor­ 7880.______plus. Will train mature Part time position law or older child ren­ neys' fees, arising from Individual with desire $5/hour. The Child­ PART time mornings. 6. (a) Apples — Washington (y) rooms, l ’/2 baths, 1st PART time mornings. 20- ren’s Place, Inc., 643- General office workers available for mature, WALDBAUM’S FOODMART floor laundry, garage, ta l. $210,000. Anne claims of unfair trade oroctl- 25 hours weekly. Ware­ to learn. Please con­ (b) Grapes — California (w) ces. Infringement of trade­ tact Mr. Vince, F.S.S., 5535______tor Manchester Real well-groomed Indi­ (c) Cherries — Michigan (z) etc. $164,900. Contone Miller Real Estate,647- marks, trade nomes or pat­ house type work. No Estate office. Typing 8, vidual In customer Realty. 646-5900. 8880^0______sales. Learn while 643-5151, Mondav- DENTAL Business Secre­ (d) Peaches — S. Carolina (x) is now hiring at our new store in Manchester, CT. ents, violation of rights of Frlday, 8am-4pm. bookkeeping expe- services and related privacy ond Infringement o( earning. South Wlnd- tary Assistant. Will rlence helpful. 646-4655. (e) Cranberries — Wisconsin (v) ') (Formerly ASP) copyright and proprietary sor. 282-1988.______EOE. train. Part or full time. photo finishing. n^BUSiNESS rn B in w E S t rights, untoir comoetitlon PART time bookkeeper DRIVER. Part time, mln- 649-9287.______PART Time positions Our company is growing and we have many part iJiJoPPORTUNiTiES UlloppMTwma and libel and slander, which for a doctor's office. Imum of 4 hours a day. available. Weekend or 643-7369 tREWARDl may result from the publica­ Call 646-7810. Call 643-5549. DISHWASHER. Even­ weekday work. Stu­ time and fuil time opportunities avaiiable. tion of any advertlsment In ings for hard working dents and retirees wel­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED the Manchester Herald bv person. Career oppor­ I advertiser, Including adver­ come. Collforlnforma- tisements In any tree distri­ tunities ore possible. tlon, D 8i D Caterers, PERSONAL Care attend­ • FLEXIBLE SHIFTS ADD A BOOST Will train. Call Covey's HELP WANTED *1500 Bonus bution publications pub­ Manchester, 646-0350. ant. Experienced male ' Morning, Evening, Afternoon and Overnight lished by the Manchester at 643-2751. wanted to care tor a (After 90 Dayi of Servico] PRIVATE PARTY TWENTY Hour ppsltlon, Herald. Penn/ Slettert, disabled young man In CHILD Care workers Ideal schedules for mothers, homemakers, students, TO YOUR Publisher. HOUSEKEEPER. Part 5-9, adding to present CLERICAL. Full time of­ RRST CLASS time position availa­ fice position. 40 hours Vernon. $250 weekly. wanted. Full or part graduates and senior citizens. Merchandise Ads staff. Apply Salvation Call Paul Herbst at ILDST ble, flexible hours, Army, 385 Broad per week. Rellabllty time positions availa­ AUTOMOTIVE INCOME AND mostly evenings, com­ Street, Manchester. and accuracy Impor­ 875-4173 tor details. ble. Excellent benefits • FULLY PAID TRAINING AND FOUND petitive starting salary tant. Experience using package. Will train. TECHNICIANS Front ond Office. Grocery, Bulk Foods, Meat, Produce. Doll, YOUR ENERGY! and benefits. Appli­ RETAIL Sales Position. adding machine and Just because you don't Coll Linda, 646-7090. needed to work In our busy LOST. Black, mole cat cants are invited to Part time position typing skills helpful. use an Item doesn't mean Bakery, Seafood, Floral, Salad Bar, Cheese Shop growing dealership. Good with white stomach the Item has lost Its value. 60 year old product now being marketed in apply In person, working Tuesday- Apply In person, hourly wage plus perfor­ and feet. One year old. Monday-Frldoy, 9:00- Saturdoy, 20 hours- Prague Shoe Com­ Why not exchange It for • WE OFFER U.S. Two year success rate on west coast. Last seen on August 28> 2:00. Call 220-9496, ask ,weekly. Please call for pany. 200 Pitkin Street, cash with on ad In Classi­ HELP Wanted. Full time mance. bonus, fully paid Now offering east coast the chance to ex­ Charter Oak Street- for Linda. Interview, 646-5718. East Hartford. fied? 643-2711. warehouse person Excellent starting wage baaed on experience. fam. health insurance, profit . Sycamore Lane area. perience this botanical delight. * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days needed. 12 noon to 5pm, Paid vacation, paid holidays and personal days. sharing, vacation, paid holi­ Cali Joe McCavanagh Answers to Reebok. Mondov-Frldoy. Con­ Please help us find him. * Additional Lines SOC Per Line, Per Day Excellent paid benefit package. days, paid sick time, techni­ Cleanses your system, enables you to enjoy PART TIME tact Jerry Decelles af­ a natural high due to abundance of physical Reward. Coll 649-7492 * Classifications 71 thru 87 PART TIME DELIVERY PERSON ter 3pm, Monday- Health Insurance, Dental, Optical, Prescriptions. cians Interested contact: 646-4321 after 6. * Merchandise Under *250 CIRCUUTION AREA ADVISOR Frldoy, 643-5107. EOE and mental energy you will gain. * Ad must contain price! Immediate opening for part time Apply in person at our nearest Housewives, mothers with young children, EXPERIENCED, full FDA approved, money back guarantee to You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds deiivery of newspapers to stores and time, daytime bar­ FiNANCIAL students. Earn extra money with your own WALDBAUM’S FOOD MART on our customers. Offering the chance for re­ due to this low price... racks in Manchester. 2 Hours daily - 6 tender needed. Excel­ part-time job. Bring your children with you lent starting wages. tail and wholesale marketing with a mini­ ABANDON the search. days per week. Hourly plus mileage. Only those expe­ 1135 Toiiand Street • Manchester, CT mal investment. Thank you tor making and save on babysitting costs. 21 hours per Dependable transportation and valid rienced need apply. In­ us number 1 tor 41 week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise terviews taken by op- Interviews will be conducted on Wed., Oct. 12 through Sat., Oct. IS For more information, call Lori at: years. For tost, confi­ our carrier boys and girls. It you like kids, want driver's license necessary. Call Frank polntment only. and Monday, Oct. 17 through Friday. Oct. 21 dential service and CALL CLASSIFIED a little Independence and your own income Telephone, 742-1908, from 9:30 am to 6:00 PM in our new store. m Z H D easy terms, call us for MeSweegan, at the Manchester Herald 742-1541 call 647-9946 or 647-9947, ask tor Frank Monday-Soturday, 9-5 toe oil your financial - 647-9946. to set up an needs. Conn & Conn 643-2711 NOW! MeSweegan, Manchester Herald. appointment. 233-9687. U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Oct. 12, 1988

HOMES HOMES APARTMENTS FOR SALE FOR SALE FDR RENT FURNITURE EAST Hartford. B«autl- MANCHESTER. Ready TWO 8i three room apart­ O N E Year old Queen-size Truancy B ig lo ss fullv maintained, for on offer. Cleon, % Soecioli^JPcftf! ments for rent In M an ­ woterbed, waveless move-ln condition Co­ aluminum sided and > w chester. 529-7858 or mattress. Oak frame. lonial In desirable area trim, 6 room Ranch. 563-4438. Paid $250. Asking $150. Study is ordered A doctor who died offers you 3 spacious Near Buckley School. MANCHESTER. Two Com plete package. $14X900. Coll Dove, 649- bedrooms, eat-ln kit­ IK9^GLEAHIH8 PAIHTIH6/ ^ MMCELLANECUB MMCELLANECUB bedroom Townhouse, Coll 646-5511 otter 5pm. for his patients /20 chen, family room,for­ S048.T.J.Crockett,643- IVj baths, washer/d- of new proposal/3 mal dinina room, walk­ 1577.______SERVICES PAFERIH8 8EHVICE8 8ERVRE8 ryer, air conditioning, MUSICAL out basement, sun N E W Listing In South rec room, great loca­ porch plus patio lead­ Manchester near NAME your own reaso­ GSL Building Mainte­ tion. $750 plus utilities. ITEMS nable price. Father 8, HAWKES TREE SERVICE nance Co. Commercl- ing you to a fenced-ln Country Club. Athentic SOUTH BOLTON Buokst, truck S ohippsr. Atump 643-8519.______private yard. Call to­ Son Pointing and Pap­ al/ResIdentlal building BA N JO with case and G a r r is o n Colonial, CLEANING SERVICE. removal. Free sellmstst. BO LTO N . Lovely 4>/2 Instruction books. Ex­ day I Realty World, beautiful Insode and ering. Removal. 291- repairs and home Im­ 8567.______Special oonsidsratlon for provements. Inferior room apartment In two cellent condition. Ask­ Benoit, Frechette As- out. Three bedrooms, INC. family house. Stove, soclotes, 64e-7709.p Commgroltl / Reeldenllgl •Idsriy and handicapped. and exterior pointing, ing $100. Call Gene, 1.5 boths, 2 car garage. refrigerator, washer, 633-6164. $249,900. Dave, 649- Fully Inturad A Banded. Renovation^Pluii light carpentry. Com­ MANCHESTER. Check CuMlOfn Initrior 4 Exttrlor 647-7SS3 dryer, heat furnished. this out I Very roomy 8048, T.J. Crockett, 643- plete lanltorlol ser­ 0 4 M 5 4 S PalnUng • CaWng Mapalr M Mantw $650 per month plus V/» six room older Colonial 1577.______vice. Experienced, rel­ PETS AND • 0«ek« A UgM Carptntry iable, free esflmofet. months security and with a 2 car garage MANCHESTER. Spring SUPPLIED • EsWnwiw • Inmtnd Top Sell ScrMEeA Lm m 6434004. references. Adults pre- located Inxi nice family Street. Spacious Colon­ • Btntoe Ohoounf Any anwia dsEwed Aleo. M terred. Coll 643-0445. FALL Gutter cleaning. 2 year old AKC registered neighborhood. Formal ial on lovely lands­ grwal, atone and bek, mUch. MANCHESTER. Three living room and dining caped corner lot. 7 6 4 6 -2 2 5 3 Boboal, beokhoe a loadrianlaL Coll Paul of 643-8760. neutered male dach- UWNCARE room apartment, shund Free 647-7149. room, eat-ln kitchen, rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 HOL i' d a Y House, reflre- available November danrhrBtrr Ifrali DAVIS CONSTRUCTION three bedrooms, walk- baths. 2 fireplaces, 2 ROOFINB/ menf living, ambula­ 1st, Stove, refrigera­ FREE to good home. Vh up attic with loads of car garage, large pri­ SIIHN6 872-1400/659-9555 tory, home-llke tor, furnished. $450 per year old Collle- storage. Hordwood vate screened porch. PHIL’S UWN CARE atmosphere. Coll 649- month plus utilities. 1'/3 Shepard pup. House- floors odd charm Immaculately main­ 2358. months security. Ref­ broken, all shots, loves throughout, along with tained. $225,000. Fall clean-up and Scraanad Loam, Gravel, erences required. 643- children. Coll 742-1294, Golden Oaks Realty, M S Procastad Gravel, Sand, S 8 S Framiag the large wrap-around anow ramoval. For free 0445.______otter 5.______Thursday, Oct. t3 ,1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Viliage Charm 30 Cents porch. Call Susan Do­ 646-5099 or coll Tom, estimates, call todayl Stone & Fill. nahue for your per­ 649-9664. RENOVATIONS • AddHIant • asraest • Porch EAST HARTFORD. One Commtrelil t Rsefdemfa/ For Dellvariaa Call and docks bedroom, appliances, MI8GELLANEDU8 sonal showing. call Phllat;742.7476i • Blots Llosnssd $159,900. Sentry Real Siding, gutters, llbarglaat George Griffing e Fully Inturad wall to wall carpeting. FDR DALE Estate, 643-4060.O ahinglat, slats, aingla ply. $500/month plus utili­ Fully Inturad, free Call 6484821.845-1757 ties. 568-1054. EIGHT month old water- MANCHESTER. New to BOLTON Lake. Four 742-7886 Evenings room Ranch, masonry . ectimataa. Call MANCHESTER. Two bed, $325. Courthouse market. This Ansaldl CARPENTRY/ One Gold membership, built seven room, V/i on 2'/i lots, 2 storage bedroom Townhouse Town may pay top dollar for manager REMOOELINB 646-1590 12'/2 months left tor both custom Colonall Is buildings, private HANDYMAN and with fireplace. All ap­ beach, appliances, gas 871-7SU sr 528-2857 pliances, heat, hot wa­ $450. Compared to reg­ situated ono beautiful HAUUNG LANC8CAPINB ular price of $700 plus. said he believed Weiss has been $70,000. Director Stephen T. Cas- wooded lot In one of heat. Reduced to ter, carpeting, air con- heavy fire this past year because members would do so at their Maloney today. Hartford had the Any job — Anytime dltlonlng. Nice Eric 649-3426.P______By Andrew Yurkovsky sano had said that the a salary of Manchester's niceset $144,000. 649-1794. FMRAND REMODEUMI of a botched revaluation, which hrst meeting, which he hopes will highest salary — $81,000 — for a underpaid. Room additlone, deoks, rooting, locotlon! Coll 649-5240. POOL Toble-Seors. Good Manchester Herald at least $70,000 would be in order areas. The first floor 291 Porter Street. 7 room Call Gary OREGORY WARRICK'S had to be discarded, and a costly be scheduled early next week. community of over 50,000. Weiss declined to comment on family room features a Colonial. Full of sMIno, wlndoert and gutters. I ELECTRICAL condition. $300. Coll af­ any aspect of the manager for someone with a finance Beokhoe and bulldozer setviea TREE WORK ter 3:30pm or leave It’s going to take top dollar to dispute over the town’s failure to cathedral celling, a full charm, new furnace, 8 7 5 -3 4 8 3 Fotiuring (KINDDMINIUMS ’The directors earlier this year Manchester has a population of search, saying it was a matter for background. Director Ronald avallebla. Cell Bob Farrand, Jr. RESIDENT'lALfuseellm- messoge. 568-1903. get a top-drawer town manager to get a wetlands permit for work on wall brick fireplace, new energy saving win­ Trss Rtmoval • Pruning for FDR RENT had turned down a proposed 51,100. the Board of Directors to handle. (teella had said that a salary as Inotlon, ctrcuf break­ 7" Reel to Reel topes. the town’s sewage treatment and french doors lead­ dows, modern kitchen, Bm . 647-8S09 ers Installed. Addi­ Health a Bsisly • Prunnlng replace Robert B. Weiss, town $4,000 increase that would have high as $75,000 might be needed to Most recorded on. $1.50 The CCM figures include only Director Mary Ann Handley ing to on oversized 2 full baths, patio and 3 Rat. 645-6849 tional wiring and small Dead Wood and Slubc • MANCHESTER. Two directors agree. plant. raised Weiss’ salary to $72,000. attract top candidates. deck. The carriage bedrooms. Must be i m Pruning for Wind RssManos bedroom Ranch style each. Coll Jack Ber­ those communities that answered said that the salary would proba­ repairs. Top quality Those directors who were inter­ " I t ’s going to have to be in the 70 DiRosa said the search com­ style garage has loads seen to be appreciated. RELIA8LE M8VING • Pruning for Beauty and condo. Central air, ap­ trand at 643-1262. (thousand) o ro ver range, maybe Figures compiled by the Con­ a query from the organization, bly have to be around $70,000. work of affordable pri­ Grass Growing viewed today said that the town mittee should be able to put of extra room and Please call 643-9233 af­ 4 SEASONS ces. Coll 646-5253 or pliances, eat-ln kit­ SURDIAC Coal Stove. necticut Conference of Munici­ Maloney said. ter 6;00pm. Principals Low, Low Rstst. ruKy kwwW • Smlor CWiOT IMwounl would probably have to pay more higher,” said Mayor Peter P. “ It certainly seems to be that advertisements for the position in could be an In-law si­ REMODELING residence at 646-0612. chen. $850 per month.'' Top of the line. $475. palities for fiscal year 1987-88 tuation or even a great only. Short notics moves. One year lease plus than the $68,000 that Weiss is DiRosa Jr., who is a member of a we’ve got to be at least competi­ national management journals in Additions e Decks 645-1973 (BflMrSpm) Coll 646-4773.______show that Glastonbury had the Director Geoffrey Naab said workshop. Don't miss M O V E Right In. Won't a Roofing e Trimwork Insured. Dependable security deposit. Coll currently making. committee appointed to carry out tive with the market,” she said. two weeks. He said he hoped the HEATNIB/ TWO Courthouse One the highest manager salary — that he expected the town would this one I $222,900 Give last I New Insulated Small Jobe welcomed. 24 Years sxpsrience in for Rick, 649-0795. Gold Memberships. Weiss, who has been manager the search for a new manager. Sentry a coll today. have to pay more than Weiss now Last week directors on the advertisements could appear be­ windows, new vinyl S»mlor Clllwn DUcounI PLUMBINB moving One year each. Best since 1966, announced last month DiRosa, added, however, that $70,000 — for a community of Sentry Real Estate, 643- receives, but he had no prediction search committee had also men­ fore an upcoming national confer­ siding, newly painted, offer, 645-6883. that he would retire effective the search committee has not yet between 20,000 and 50,000, said 4060.D Call Chris at 645-6559 GCNCRETE of what that amount would be. He tioned salaries ranging around ence of managers. refInIshed wood floors PJ’i Plumblno. Hailing 6 6 4 6-9889 Anytimt FOR RENT June 1989. He had come under set a salary range. He said that public relations manager Kevin MANCHESTER. Vinyl all combine to enhance Air CmaRlMlng Sided spilt. Exception­ this charming Cape Bollera, pumps, hot water M A N C H E ST E R . Six ENDROLLS ally well maintained 3 with fireplace, formal KNIH CARPENTRY tanks, new end CflHCHETE.. room holt Duplex. bedrooms, flreploced dlnng room, garage Hers to fulflil your DELIVERING ADDITIONS A FLOORS 27’A Width - 28$ rspiseaments. Rich, olsan, stone-fras Three bedrooms, 1700 13V< width - 2 for 28$ living room, 2 baths, and treed yard. Offered carpentry needs. FREE ESTIMATES loam. 5 yards. *80 Plus Tax. • Commstelal A rssidsntlal square feet of living full walk-up attic, gar­ at only $141,900. Cen­ Quality Workmanship. Also, sand, gravsl, stone • Frss gstimstss space. Completely MUST b« piciwd up at tha age. Large beautiful tury 21 Epstein Realty, 643-9649/228-9616 Harald DIfIca Monday thru Trade Free Estimates. end horse manure. John Hannon Conwoto modernized. 1'/2 baths, Thuraday bafora 11 am.only. level lot. $206,000. D.W. 647-8895.D first floor laundry, full Fish Reolty,643-1591.D READY, Willing and 643-16S8 HMIBCELLANECUB 6 4 3 - 9 5 0 4 Company • C75-B371 basement plus attic. BOLTON. Great Value. Able. That's what this I berviceb Fully oppllonced kit­ Full dormered- charming 3 bedroom, STRETCH YOUR burger chen. Two cor garage. Autometlv8 alumlnum sided Cope. V/i bath Cape Is. Just fPoHfig. «ortt. iRMonry 6 Ml STONE EXPERTS budget By uelng one part $975 per month. One 3 bedrooms, flreploced waiting for you and pH6866 of OOMRlnMltOA. SNOWPLOWING soy extender to four parts year lease plus secur­ your family to live In. e Commsrolsl AH types of stone work, sw ells living room, hardwood MsR oonfrMfOft not of meat. Your taste buds ity deposit. Ask for ntumffig your oaMt • eaff u$/ e Residential • Industrial walls, venesr, dry stone floors and dining room Extra bonus-2 car gar­ Ces won't be able to tell the Don, 649-0795. CARS on a Vz acre lot. Cute age. All wrapped upfor FuHV IfMMfvd • Ptm tRthnalM wall. g-S Call Ryan difference, but your S. R. HANCMARD, Inc. Patrick, Mon.-Frl. 8-5 MANCHESTER. 4 bed­ FDR SALE starter or retirement $149,900.______M M CsasbetUsa for MrwndiMe MTvIoe budget will I Boost your room, 2'/2 both Colon­ home. $129,900. D.W. LET'S Make a deal! Ex­ of HiinAbbSbp In lylinoh96t«r ono 871-8096 budget by selling Idle ial In great family 1980 CHRYSLER New- Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 cellent opportunity to 643-1720 AikIprMirtc 742-1082 PRff iSTtUATBS Items In your home with a neighborhood. $1200 port. Very good condi­ MANCHESTER. Over­ purchase a beautiful low-cost ad In classified. per month. Coll Sentry tion. Call anytime, 646- $12 billion sized Ansaldl Colonial. brand new 7 plus room Real Estate, 643-4060. 7263. Gracious flreploced Gambrel Colonial at a MANCHESTER. Single 1978 CAPRICE Estate living room, crown fantastic price. Re­ I ^ H C M E S CONDOMINIUMS LOTS/LAND family Ranch. Security Wagon. V8, automatic, WASHINGTON (AP) - The that the widening of the August m o ld in g s In livin g duced to $252,900 for an Rentals and references re­ air radio, rock, power room, dining room and Immediate sale. 3 bed­ I ^ F O R SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE U.S. merchandise trade deficit deficit was just a slight detour in quired. $875/month. accessories. 643-2880. swelled to $12.18 billion in August an overall improving trend, but foyer. 4 bedrooms, 1'h rooms, 2V3 baths, mud- FOREST Ridge Town- T.J. Crockett, 643-1577. baths, 1st floor fire- room, large country S IX Room Cape with ASHFORD. Privacy and 1987 D O D G E 600. Auto­ as a record level of American he said this fact would not prevent garage. Bowers School house. 3Vi baths, 3 bed­ more. Beautifully ROOMS matic transmission. placed family room, kitchen, fireplace, rooms, 1900 square feet exports was swamped by an financial markets from reacting spacious kitchen with over 2 acres In Bolton! area. No agents. Coll wooded approved FOR RENT $6900 or best otter. 646-4623. of living space, fire­ building lot. (1.329 643-4263. all-time high in imports, the adversely. sliders to sun room and Call Quick. Jackson & place, airconditioning, CRYSTAL Lake area. “ Everybody is afraid of Oct. 19 very private bock- Jackson Real Estate, acres). Nestled be­ ROOM with kitchen and 1977 AUDI Fox. Good government reported today. deck with view. Por- tween Yale Forest and laundry privileges. West Stafford. Brand , The Commerce Department repeating and that is why everyb­ vord. Truly o lovely 647-8400.P______tlallv finished walk-out new 3 bedroom, 2 full condition, AM/FM ste­ Notchaug Street Private AAanchester reo, sunroof. $500. 645- said that the imbalance between ody is selling,” he said. home. $334,900.D.W. FIRST Closs all the wav! CONDOMINIUMS basement. Pool, tennis Forest. Vj mile from both on country lot. Fish Reolty, 643-1591.a Stunning 8-plus room FOR SALE court. Priced to sell at residence. Non- 8976. what the United States imports Even before the figures were I new development of Smoker, no alcohol. $875/month. 871-1400or B Y Owner. Purchase now Colonial on South $159,000. Call owner at fine homes. $65,900. 646-6467, ask for Bev. 1979 HONDA Accord and what it sells abroad climbed released, financial markets or lease to purchase Farms Drive across MANCHESTER. Lewins 647-0748. Quiet, considerate. Hatchback. Beige, 5 headed lower because of general Golden Oaks Realty, $85/weeklv. 649-2902. COVENTRY. 5'/2 room by $2.7 billion over a July deficit this professionally from Martin School. Crossing Condomi­ 646-5099 or call Joello, speed, 80,000 miles, unease. The Dow Jones industrial HELPING PEOPLE sa­ house In quiet neigh­ qf $9.47 billion. landscaped. Immacu­ Beautifully decorated, nium. 182 Main Street. LOTS/LAND 872-8170. borhood. One car gar­ original owner. $1200. The July figure had been the average fell by 30.23 points on spotless throughout, 4 tisfy their needs and Coll 649-0260. late, 19()0 square feet, 3 Beautifully appointed HEBRON. Approved age. Adults preferred. Wednesday, its biggest decline in bedroom, 2 bath. bedrooms, I'/j baths, townhouses. Coll Or­ FOR SALE wonts ... that's what want smallest monthly imbalance in building lots. 20 fron­ ads are all about. No pets. Two months more than three years. Econo­ nearly two months. Ranch with stone tire- rec room, family room lando Annuli & Sons, tage lots, level and security and referen­ placed living room, 2 with fireplace, delight­ Inc at 644-2427. Ask for BOLTON. Approved lots. mists had expected an increase Commerce Secretary C. Wil­ $85,000 and up. From 1-3 wooded. $87,000. Flano ces. $795. Home, P.O. CLYDE car garage, pool and ful summer porch, su­ Kyle to set up an Realty Co. 646-5200.P I^APARTMENli Box 684, Coventry, CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. for August, but the actual result liam Verity said despite the finished walk-out fam­ per yard with Gunite appointment. acres. Flano Realty Co. ROUTE S3, VERNON 646-5200.n______COVENTRY. Approved FOR RENT Connecticut, 06238. was worse than the $11.3 billion erratic nature of month-to-month ily room. Available for In-ground pool and spa. trade reports, the general trend Treat yourself! Coll building lots. $65,000 TODAY'S Lucky CT Ll- 84 Caprica Wagon *8295 imbalance many forecasters had Immediate occupancy. MANCHESTER. Second was favorable. He said the Appraised value, today. $249,900. Jack- I HOMES I HOMES and UP. All sizes from cense Plate Number Is 88 Spacirun) 4 Dr. *3995 predicted. son & Jackson Real FOR SALE 1-17 acres. Level and floor, 2 bedroom, heat 628 BRT. If this Is your SB Cantury 4 Dr. (2) *8995 The bad news sent the dollar monthly average for July and $205,000. Asking FOR SALE and appliances. No $195,000. Call 649-0593. Estate, 647-8400.D open or rolling and plate number, bring plunging immediately on foreign August was $10.8 billion, which wooded. Flano Realty pets. $600, plus secur­ S8 Calabrity 4 Dr. *7695 this od to Ed Thornton, currency markets and analysts represents a drop from $11.8 INVITATION TO BID Co. 646-5200. □ ity. Call 646-3979. at Manchester Hondo, 88 Calabrity Euro 4 Dr. *7995 BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE were braced for a possible sell-off billion in the first six months of Sealed bids will be received SOUTH WINDSOR * 1 1 8 ,0 0 0 ROCKVILLE. Remo­ 24 Adams Street, M an ­ 88 LaSabra Ltd. *11,995 In the General Services' of­ The Zoning Board of Appeals BUSINESS deled large one bed­ chester, to collect your 87 Skylark 4 Dr. *9495 Patrick Flynn/Manchaater Harald on bond and stock markets as the year. fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ will hold 0 public hearing on Immaculate 2 bedroom end unit with Cathe­ PROPERTY room, Includes heat, $25. You must bring 87 Cantury LTD 4 Dr. *9995 well. " I have been saying for some ter, CT until OCTOBER J1, Thursday, October 27th, at hot water, appliances. time that we can hope for an 1988 at 11:00 a.m. for the fol­ 7:00 p.m. to hear the follow­ dral ceilings in dining room and Master bed­ proof of registration. 87 Spacirum 2 Dr. *7995 INTERSECTION CRASH — Town of Manchester Fire Intersection of East Center and Porter streets. An East The swelling of the August lowing; ing appeal; room. Two patios and a convenient location. MANCHESTER. For One parking. One This offer Is void In 87 Calabniy 2 Dr. *9495 Hartford woman suffered minor injuries, police said. deficit was an eerie reminder of improvement of about $30 billion sale. Furnished office month's security. $495 seven days. 10-12 S3 Honda Accord 2 Dr. *5995 Department officials and police inspect aToyota pick-up in our trade deficit this year. The (1) Three New 4-Wheel John and Kathleen Don't be fooled by smaller units. This Is the lar­ per month. 872-8095. Story on page 1 2 . ______what occurred just a year ago Drive 8400* GVW Pick-Up Smythe of 75 South Rood gest style In the complex. Two air condition­ building. Over 2000 S3 Pontiac 6000 2 Dr. *5995 truck after it was involved in an accident today at the when a worse-than-expected Au­ figures for the first eight months Trucks for o side line vorlance to square feet, excellent ASHFORD. 2 8. 3 room 8T0RE AND S3 Buick Ragal *6995 show that we are on target at an construct a garage. ers, all appliances, and view of pond Included. location. 17 car park­ Duplex Ranch. Reno­ gust trade deficit was cited as one (2) One (1) New 2-Wheel OFFICE 8PACE B4 VW Jatta 4 Dr. *5995 annual rate of $139 billion,” Drive and Two (2) New JOHN H. ROBERTS Owner/Agent ready to deal. ing lot. $285,000. Robert vated, appliances, of the factors in the Black Chairman, ZBA Verity said. 4-Wheel Drive Pickup D. Murdock, 643-2692. quiet. No animals. FOR Rent. Professional 872-9111 Monday stock market crash. Trucks 033-10 OPEN HOUSE ELLINGTON. GIgl's Lease. 423-4190, office building. Large Dukakis needs knockout tonight Jay Goldinger, chief economist The widening of the deficit was (3) One new 28,000« GVW "Busy Bee" family res­ evenings. parking lot. Ideal loca­ for Capital Insight, a Beverly Dump Truck with Load NOTICE OF Every Tueiday A Friday, 3-6 pm taurant. Thriving busi­ MANCHESTER. Three prize of 47 votes, was leaning Cover PUBLIC HEARING tion. R.D. Murdock, By Donna Cassata ion, better known as the home of SO-state poll found Bush leading Hills, Calif, investment firm, said See TRADE, page 12 ness on 2.5commercial bedroom townhouse, 643-2692 or 643-6472. SCHALLER toward Bush as was New York The Town of Manchester Is Sunday, 1-4 pm The Associated Press the University of California at firm ly in 21 states with 220 On Wednesday, October 26 at acres near Crystal 1'/2 baths, fully op- OFFICE Space. 500 and its 36electoral votes, accord­ an eouol opportunity em­ 7;30 PM , the Bolton Conser­ Lake, route 30 location. pllonced kitchen. ACURA Los Angeles basketball team. electoral votes — 50 shy of the ployer, and requires an afflr- Call for directions. square feet. Excellent ing to the ABC-Post poll. motlye action policy foroll of vation Commission will hold Great tor expansion or Parking for two cars. USED CARS George Bush and Michael Du­ Republican vice presidential total needed to win the presid­ a hearing at the Herrick Pork location. 647-9223. However, a survey released Its Contractors and Vendors building to receive public further development. No pets. $795 per kakis tended to last-minute prep­ candidate Dan Quayle was cam­ ency. Dukakis led in three states as a condition of doing busi­ ELLIN G TO N . New Re- 88 Legend...... *21,995 today by The Buffalo News found Shroud of Turin tests comment on the proposed D.W. Fish Realty, 643- month. One year lease arations for the second and final paigning in Montana, Oklahoma and the District of Columbia for ness with the Town, as per Maplewlld Valley subdivi­ SPECTRUM REALTY 1591.D plus security deposit. toll/Professlonal Cen­ 88 Caravan S E ... *15,565 Dukakis holding a 9 percent lead Federal Order 11246. ter on high traffic Rt. round of their presidential cam­ and Arkansas while his counter­ 30 electoral votes. sion for Toomev Road, Bol­ Ask for Don, 649-0795. over Bush — 49 percent to 40 Bid forms, plans and specifi­ ton. The proposal Is submit­ 233-8571 ELLINGTON. 3.5Acresln 83. Several sltesavotlo- 88F-160P/U.... *15,785 paign debates as polls suggested part, Lloyd Bentsen, was on The poll of 9,778 likely voters cations are available at the ted by James and Edith Clark prime Industrial area TWO Bedroom, older percent — In New York state, put age at 728 years ble. Starting at $1100 so. 87 8-10 Blazer...*14,975 that the Democratic nominee Capitol Hill, urging Democrats in was conducted from Sept. 21 General Services' office. of Bolton. abutting Ellington air­ house In country set­ including a commanding 62 per­ ft. M ove-ln Bonus; 87 Interga L S .... * 9,995 must deliver a solid punch tonight Congress to wrap up their session through Monday. Margins of TOWN OF Wayne K. Shorey, port. Property In­ ting. Two baths, en­ $9.00-$11.00 sq.ft. D.W. cent to 28 percent lead in the New never clai med the shroud to be M A N C H ESTER, CT. Chairman cludes sound 1890 Co- closed porch. In Buck- 87 Mazda RX7 .... *13.995 to overcome his Republican rival. quickly and hit the campaign trail error ranged from five to 10 TURIN, Italy (AP) — Scien­ Fish Reolty, 643-1591.0 a holy relic. He said he RO BER T B. WEISS, Bolton Conservation I o n I a I with lev School area. $800 87 Toy. Corolla ...* 8,595 The two White House contend­ for the Democratic ticket. percentage points in each state York City area. tific tests on the Shroud- of GENERAL MANAGER Commission VERNON. Multl-use 8,500 Political-Media Research Inc. Turin Indicate it is no more personally saw the shroud as Commercial potential. per month. No utilities. 87 Toy. Corollal ...* 8,295 ers, in a day filled with sports Polls released Wednesday where 100 to 500 voters were 031-10 03M0 D.W. Fish Realty, 643- No pets. Security and so. ft. basement space of Washington. D.C., conducted the "revelation of the face and metaphors — and even a sporting showed the GOP nominee leading interviewed. than 728 years old and cannot 1591.□ references. 646-5114. In the center of Rock­ 87 Toyota Q T ... *10,995 the survey of 850 registered be the burial cloth of Christ, the body of Christ.” LROAL NOTICE ville's business dis­ event — hinted Wednesday at solidly in the state-by-state race States in Bush’s column in­ VERNON. 6 acre Indus­ COVENTRY. Convenient 86 Chav C20 ..... * 9,595 voters Monday and Tuesday. The the archbishop of Turin an­ "The church believes in the ASSESSOR'S NOTICE trict. $3.50 sq. ft. D.W. their strategy for their face-to- for Electoral College votes, al­ cluded Texas and its electoral TOWN OP ANDOVER trial site on busy Rt. 81 location. Rear court­ 86 Chav C30 ..... *14,975 prize of 29 votes, and New Jersey, poll had a margin of error of plus nounced today. image and not in the history yard entrance. One Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ face confrontation. though nationwide surveys sug­ Great vlsablllty, excel­ 86 SR-5 P/U ..... * 9,575 The scientists are “95 per­ because this image of Jesus PEESONAL PEDPEETY T.ew in s c r o s s i n Q lent for mini warehou- bedroom apartment. VERNO N. 2,400 So. ft. of “Fastball, curve, slider — gest a close race. with 16 electoral votes. Califor­ 86 Toy. LB P/U ....* 6,995 See DEBATE, page 12 cent” sure of the accuracy of Christ in fact is very interest­ A L L PER SO N S liable to pay a tax to ths Town of An­ se/storage. Industrial $420. tVi months secur­ prime medical office maybe a knuckler,” Dukakis said An ABC News-Washington Post nia, with the biggest electoral dover art hereby notified to fils with the A iiestor on or be­ space adjacent to other the tests, Cardinal Anastasio ing and the people believe fore November let. A WRITTEN OR PRINTED LIST 182 Main Street, Mancheeter condo use. D.W. Fish ity deposit. No pets. 86 LaSaber.!...... * 8,995 when asked what he planned to SIGNED AND SWORN TO Of all taxable personal proiMrty Realty, 643-1591.0 Available Imme- practitioners and hos­ 66 Marc. Sable...* 9,995 Ballestrero told a news deeply in Jesus,” Ballestrero owned by them, pursuant to eectlon 12-40 and 12-43 of the dlotely. 742-0569. pital. $7.00 sq. ft. D.W. . toss at Bush tonight. VERNO N. 2 acres In C-10 85 Toronado.....* 9,495 conference. said. Connecticut Statutes. Personal property Includes; commer­ Fish Reolty, 643-1591 .□ ■ The vice president said he News reports for some cial furniture and fixtures, machinery, unraglttarad motor zone on Rt. 83 near TWO Bedroom apart­ Egyptian author wins Nobei Carbon-14 tests conducted 85 Audi GT ...... * 9,595 hoped to show the American vshicist and trollsrs, tnowmobllst, tractors and llvastock. Hartmann's Super­ ment with stove and by three laboratories put the weeks have said the tests people “ what my heartbeat is, THOSE FA ILIN G TO F IL E A LIST W IL L B E CHARG ED market. 2,000 Sq. ft. refrigerator. No pets. 84 Toy. Camry ....* 7,995 date between 1260 and 1390, dated the shroud to the Middle A P E N A L T Y OF 25% additional according to low. DScloro- home with Incom e References and secur­ OFFICE what I really care about.” greater than that. His work autobiographical work that "re­ S4S Center St., STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) — Ballestrero said. Ages and therefore it could not tion Forms may bs obtained from ths A tssttor's office. apartment. D.W. Fish ity. Telephone, 645- Neither Bush nor Dukakis speaks to us ail,” said the lates very clearly to intellectural, Manchester • 647-707? Naguib Mahfouz of Egypt won the social and political conditions,” " I see no reason for the be the burial cloth of Christ. TOTALLY DttAELED Realty, 643-1591.0 0739.______SPACE planned any campaign appearan­ academy. Pertoni disabled according to Social Security Rsoulo- 1988 Nobel Prize for literature church to put these results in Professor Luigi Gonella, MANCHESTER. Six ces today. The two candidates Mahfouz, who has had works the academy said. tlons, etc., may oool v for their exemption between October Route 195, Tolland today for creating “ an Arabian doubt,” Ballestrero said. scientific adviser to the Cardi­ 1st and January 31st. room Duplex, 3 bed­ were conducting walk-throughs banned in his own country, was Publishers and cultural page rooms. $725 per month. AUTD8FDR narrative art that applies to all The shroud — 14 feet, 3 nal of Turin, said late last VETERANS M0RT0AGE8 1,200 Square Feet of the debate area before their 9 the first Arabic-language writer writers had urged that the elite References and secur­ ___ |HENT/LEA8E mankind.’ ’ He is the first Arabic- inches long and 3 feet, 7 inches month he was told the news All property owners claiming exemption because of mil­ lacated next ta p.m. EDT clash at Pauley Pavil­ to win the coveted award in its 18-member panel of the Swedish itary service must hove recorded with the Town Clerk, their ity. No pets. Available language writer to win the award. wide — bears a faint yellowish reports were correct. FALUNQ BEHIND?? 7-n, 87-year history. The prize carries Academy award this year's prize DO 314 form before October 1st. NEW PA 85-573 - allows ve­ M A N C H EST ER *179,900 November 1st. 647-8587, F R E E Mileage on low The Swedish Academy said the negative image of the front But he said at the time that terans on additional exemption If they con pass a means test. STOP FORECLOSUREII leave message.______cost auto rentals. Vil­ a cash stipend of $390,000. to someone other than a male Adlusted gross Income plus other Income from your IRS Far details, call; 76-year-old author’s works were and back of a man whipped, Roman Catholic Church offi­ One of Manchester's newest Luxury Condominiums If you are falling behind on TWO Bedrooms on first lage Auto Rental. 643- Mahfouz set his early novels in from Europe or the United States. form for 1987 will be used. Single veterans - t14,000and mar­ are now evallable for your viewing. 3 bedroom Town- “ rich in nuance — now clear­ speared, nailed to a cross and cials still had not seen the ried - 816,000. 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