«0 — M ANCH ESTER H ER ALD. Tuesday. Oct. », 1987

N0IIIE8 NaPWiMTEO FOR SALE FUaONTCOAL/ CM» I R M S M i Fair rent; Vete unlikely befere electicn / page 3 R o m p s : M H S girls PERSON Wonttd to cart M ANCHESTER. Colonial BUSINESS-^ SERVICE MRECTORY I^Sm iance^iUI milts, tor 3 cMIdrtfl In mv on nicg doop lot, on o FIREWOOD SALE A/C. AA4-FM Cassette. unbeaten after toppling homo. W ttk d o yttvtrv qulot Cul-do-Soc In con- *S3 per eetd. 8 R. tangMia, 82200. or best offer. ^ t r Saturday. AAuit ygnlgnt locatton. Front grsen, deNveieA 8 oord 871-4451 after 4pm. navt own trontporta- to bock Mostgr plus up minimum. MC/VISA DODGE Mirada 1^2. D o w d ro p ; Analysts unfazed by tumble / p a ge 21 Rockville / p a g e 9 tton. M7-7043. to 3 morg bodrooms. NartiMni FIrgwiaR Good condition, A/C, Dining room, flro- CHILDCora, RGoponsIblg Power windows and part timt, small family ploced living room, full warm parson for 1 locks, cruise, AM -FM THOSE 8UY8 WHO MW REf TREE SERVICE 77E-W16 oporotlon, no prttsurt. baths, garage. $147,900. small cbllp in our M.T.8. Bucket, truck * ch^tper. catsefte.$2S00.447-7045. Will aceomodote scht- D.W. Fish, 443-1591.0 homo. 20-25 hours- PAIHT Stump removBl. dult and ptrtonal con- /WOOk. Days. 444-3974. BUILDERS Interior sfid exterior sldoratlons. Andoytr HIGH Collbrg. Now peinting. Cell today for a consldsrstlon for eldofty RECREATIDNAL free estimate. Tom or Ed 743-TMt, wttkdoyt of- Raised Ranch of mas- 646-2787 and handicapped. EQUIPiniT NEW 1987 Mercury Lynx tor 7pm, anytime slve proportion..built 0 4 0 -2 7 1 5 0 4 7 -7 S S 3 GS. 3 door hatchback, weekends. with your best Interest •CUSTOM HOMES CATlDE-Mohowk. Red fl- auto, fronsmlatlon. beratoss, 17* 4", with 2 PbsiTION Open In Man­ In mind. All qualify e e a e e e < e e e e d 'e 'e 'e % . •A00ITI0H8 paddles. $ ^ . 449-9361 power steering, chester. Take charoe materials and work­ broket, AM -FM stereo manship. 7 rooms, 7'/i CLEANING Services. •BABA8E8 HH8CELLAHHNI8 DELIVERING after 5pm weeknlghts. Bookkeeper/Office Heme or office. Reoso- SERVICES Rich form loam# 5 yards. cosMtte. New car war­ Manager, full time du­ baths, fireplace, 2 cor ranty. Sticker price '■ \ A garage and a beautiful noble prices. 742-8388 •DECKS $75 plus tax. Sand, gravel, ties Include at a min­ or 742-8471. ODD lobs. Trucking. MUSICAL 88224. Asking 7,000,449- imum; AP Quarterly lot with old stone walls. •COHCRETE WORK and decorativecore stone. Located only 8 minutes Home repairs. You ITEMS taxes, preparation of C l Aa n i NOS a must but aurlirstrr) Manchfistcr A City ol Villann Ch,irm HrralJi •FRAMIH8 CREW name It, we do It. Free 0 4 3 - 9 5 0 4 FORD 1975 Maverick. flnonclol statements. from the center of Manchester! 8189,900. no time to dust? Coll AVAIURLE estimates. Insured. 443- USED full sized Violin. Running condition. Experience In general Undo 443-4229. 0304. $150. 449-8111. Excel­ $150. Phone 449-4420. accounting required. Call 444-2482. “ Were • KMCRTUU. S G8BKMML lent condition. Selling Housesl"Blan- A x t ERIOR P ointing DATSUN 1tii2 Pickup. 4 Familiarity with com­ • C M n E T f EXCAMTUR NM Wednesday, Oct. 7,1687 puterized systeips and chord & Rossetto. f m m / done. Trees and brush 8 speed with stereo tape 30 Cents on applicable degree of CARPEHTRY/ PAPERHI6 cut and hauled away. allPTfCSySTERS P E T8A R D deck. 52,400 miles, runs benefit. Flexible hours, B EA U TIFU L. Bolton. 3 Stockade fences In- SUPPLIER good. Good mechani­ pleasant enyironment, bedroom Raised Ranch stalled. Fully Insured. • HciBSlIllaR a FsssisMsBS cal condition. Needs comdetitive salary. > In 0 quiet area of 1 ^ ' a 4 e e e 4 4434)743 after 5pm. GOLDEN Retriever, slight body work. 444- Tow n-8th Send resume with sa- Bolton. Home Includes cUKimn a Hang Tape and Male. AKC papers, 4 8700 for more details. living room, dining GAGNE 0 J o r y requirements to: • H JE m UWN SERVieE months. $100 or best DODGE 1977 Aspen President, General room, 1st floor 12x24 JSSKhome W lecilfs JSK at IK . spray Sheet Rock. “Far All Yaur U r n tt offer. 444-1304. Wagon. 4 cylinder au­ ‘Stay in it,’ Dlgltol Corporation, family room os well os moCallaG WatpeclaltwinWe EXCAVATION tomatic, power steer­ pact attack a 19x23 recreation roomaandkisI klMMiit. SmaSSSm David Slivinsky R.R. tiet,j)lantlng, ing and brakes. AM - P.O. Box 1457, Man­ eommarDlal wetk. Raglaitrgd, In- MKCELLAMEDU8 chester, C T 04040. room and 12x24 den on Trap work. CO. F M . Best offer. the lower level. Energy swed, ratfraneaa. FOR SALE NURSERY School - Call 228-9153 - CALL ' RTE. 85 • BOLTON 443-4411. features Include south­ •4GB1M 847-7186 short-lived Teacher for a co­ ern exposure skylights, T E E Shirt transfers. Ap­ DATSUN 1972 240Z. Car operative nursery For Free Estimate 646-2614 proximately 3000, also runs. Good for parts. Reagan teiis 2 wood/cool stoves and school. Effective Janu­ 0 thermostatically con- 50 to 100k numerals and Best offer. 289-2138. ary 19W. Four year C trolled system. letters for shirts, caps, CHEVY 1948 Belalr. 2 Bv Alex GIrelll degree In Education Deck and a 2 cor gar­ etc. Best offeR. 649-3642 door, runs excellent. Associate Editor c required. Approxi­ age. $189,900. D.W. after 5:30pr $425. Call 449-92S7. mately 25 hours- Fish. 443-4040.O HOMES HOMES RESORT APARTMENTS weekly. Salary negoti­ FOR RALE K ITCH EN Wodd Stove. An attempt to call a special HO FOR SALE PERTY FOR RENT TAKE A LOOK meeting of Eighth District voters Ju d ge Bork able, $7000 to 14000. CONTEMPORARY Parlor Wood stove, 1 Gas stove, 2 sofas, 2 over four questions on the Nov. S Send resume and two Ranch. Manchester. 4 3 Bedroom coionlol, for­ SUDDENLY Back on the FOR Sale. Fully furnished FOR Rent. 2 bedroom 85 Line. Town Car $AVE recommendations to: bedroom custom Con­ refrigerators, 3 beds, ballot ended shortly after It began, mal dining room, eot In market. Immaculate 7 Mobile home, Vero apartment close to bus­ 81 Merc. Marquis Cooperative Nursery temporary Ranch with assorted choirs, old the Manchester Herald has kitchen. 2 car garage. plus room Full- Beach, Florida. 1 bed­ line. Monthly rent $535. ’ Brougham SAVE WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ Shortly before Breaux’s Senate School, P.O. Box 48, 15x20 stone fireplaced farm machinery. Col­ learned. dent Reagan held a surprise I'/i baths. Front porch. Oormered Cape In Red­ room, Florida Room,’ Call 449-9254. 78 Buick Century floor speech. Sen. Patrick J. Leahy, Andoyer, C T 04232- living room. Cathedral Oak floors and trim. chester area. 537-1474 A legal notice submitted to the meeting today with embattled T T wood Farms. 3 bed­ screened porch. $9,000. Wg.. Em . Cond. SAVE 0040. Application clos- celling In living room. or 247-4188. D-Vt., a Bork opponent, said on Redecorated Inside rooms, fireplace, new 4444)243 or 444-7420. 86 Mazda RX7 Manchester Herald this morning Supreme Court nominee Robert H. NBC-TV’s "Today" show, " I think Ing date, October 31. Cathedral ceilings In and out. $142,900. 528- CONDOMINIUMS LoQdBd plush carpet, large s a v e was withdrawn shortly before noon. Bork at the White House and urged xthe president ought to ... allow V^LEPHONE-toke mes- living room, dining 0305. Florida room. Mint FOR RENT CARR 87 Line. Continental room ond kitchen. The legal notice called for a Oct. him to "stay in it," his spokesman ^Judge Bork to withdraw his name sages, no soles. Flexi­ TWO Family. TImetested condition I $209,000. FDR SALE dMttwr, Sunroof SAVE said. ble schedule, paid Heoted greenhouse, MORTRARES 2 Bedroom. Woodmere, 14 meeting at which, according to for the sake of the judge and his building with 13 rooms. Jackson 8, Jockson E l 82 Mazda 426 the legal notice, an attempt would The two men met for 25 minutes. training. Professional screened porch, patio 2. modern kltchen- Real Estate. 447-8400.O Vernon. 1 16 baths. 1977 BUICK Apollo. Good j 1 Dr.. WKNa SAVE family but also for the sake of the and stone BBQ Central Garage, pool, tennis. be made to remove the four White House spokesman Marlin office atmosphere, s...one with private sun BRAND New listing. This NO PAYMENTS engine, new tires, ra­ BSNIesan Stanza country. Until this is out of the way, convenient location air, appliances and a 2 life breakfast room. Club House. $950 In­ diator and water pump. 4 Or. SAVE questions on the proposed district- Fitzwater said. we can’t even start confirming car garooe. $229,900. charming older Colon' Up to 2 years. Kiss your fi­ cluding utilities. 449- near W. Hortford town New roof, triple glazed nancial difficultlas goodbye. $300. 449-0331. 86 Line. Town Car town agreement from the ballot. Asked if Bork had asked that his another nominee." D.W. Fish. 443-1591.D lal on ScarborouGli 9004. lIBChOOM SAVE line. 523-2777. windows, steel siding. Road In Manchestie/*rs Avoid foraclosura. Catch up 1978 OLDS Omega 4 door, The meeting was called after name be withdrawn in the face of And one day earlier, after the Lots of mature plant­ bursting at the seams on Iota payments such os first 305 V-8, 107K mll4s. 84 Merc. Marquis District Clerk Helen Warrington the Tuesday’s negative vote by the Senate Judiciary Committee voted G R EA T Family home. y or second morteaee or even Brougham SAVE Great neighborhood. S ings and trees. Amesite with potential. Cos­ HOMES Very good condition. received two petitions to have the Senate Judiciary Committee, Fitz­ 9-5 to oppose Bork, Republican Real Estate parking. Offered at metic Improvements outstanding credit cord bills. $1500 or best offer. Call 85 Bronco II. meeting from district voters. water said, "Absolutely not." room, 3 bedroom Keep your home, free and FOR RENT Aulo. PS.4M SAVE Senate Whip Alan K. Simpson of Ranch. Impressive $158,900. Call Blan­ are needed throughout after 4pm. 449-8538. Before the cancellation order was "My interpretation is that the Wyoming said he’s "sure the White chard 8i Rossetto, Its 4 rooms, 3 bed­ clear without liens. Bad 86 Sable “LS" family room with credit or late payment his­ W IN TE R IZ E D cottage. 84 Honda Civic S. 5 speed, 4 Dr., LMdid, to ml. SAVE received. Perry Dodson, an oppo­ president wants to fight it out and House is looking well ahead In case cathedral celllhg. 2 “ We're Selling rooms, and 1'/] baths. $400 month plus utili­ A/C, original owner. we have no indication otherwise, 9 t tHOMES Houses". 444-2482.0 tory It not a problem. Kindly 84 Mazda Pickup SAVE nent of the agreement, said he this doesn’t work out. You can bet zone heat, solor hot Newer furnace and call: ties. Security required. Excellent condition. believed there were about 22 from Bork," Fitzwater said. • >F0R SALE roof. Excellent estab­ 11/1 5/1. 447-1257. 83 Lynx Wg., At. ac SAVE they’re working on that.” Eli water. Lovely In FIRST Prize for quality. 47K.$4500. 444-5803. signatures on the two petitions. “The president said, 'I urge you Possible In-law unit. lished neighborhood. T h t Swisf 86 Markur XR4TI Reagan has said repeatedly he ground pool with solar, ROCKVILLE. "Large 79 Ford Granada. Depen­ SAVE District rules provide that a meet­ to stay in it. I urge you to keep All real estate odvertited In Young 3 bedroom Wil­ Won't last long! Contarvotivg Group 84 Toyota Celica has no intention of pulling the the Manchester Herald It rolled cover. 2 car gdr- Nice Cape". 4 bed­ dable, no rust, 95,000 going,"’ Fitzwater said. oge with electricity. liamsburg Colonial In $145,000. Jackson 8, 1-4^4404 or room, 2 baths, family AT, AC. FS SAVE ing has to be called if 10 electors nomination, and one ot his staunch­ tublect to the Foir Housing Jackson Real Estate. miles. $800 firm. 447- petition for it. The spokesman said Vice Presi­ Act of IfM , which mokes It Much m,ore. $174,900. Lydall Woods...2 full 1-4S4-1334 room on 1st floor. Mu*l- 0338 ask for Eric. 78 Buick Century est Senate allies said today it’s too Illegal to advertise any pref­ Strano Real Estate, baths, deck, garage 447-8400. o room, 1 car garage ,all We. MM Cone. SAVE The meeting was set for 7:30p.m. dent George Bush, Attorney Gen­ early to talk of a replacement for erence, limitation or discrim­ 447-"SOLD".o and unique floor plan S P L E N D ID Privocy. new thermal pane win­ NISSAN 1985 Sentro. 2 87 Mazda RX7 at the district firehouse at 32 Main eral Edwin Meese III and Chief of Bork. ination based on race, color, with family room. See Generous size rooms dows. Aluminum sid­ door hatchback. 5 •looli. TUrto. Sun­ St. Staff Howard Baker Jr. were also Rentals speed, AM-FM roof. Dlto Htayor SAVE Sen. Orrln Hatch, R-Utah, said religion, sex or notlonol MANCHESTER. Care­ this home with Its up- make this truly a home ing, large lot. Near District counsel John D. LaBelle present at the session. talk of another nominee is prema­ origin, or on Intention to free home, Molnte- to-dote floor plan to­ built for a growing Forks and Schools. Casette. 79,000 miles. 83 Ford LTD Wg. make any such preference, va, AT, Ft, AC SAVE J r . was not available for comment The spokesman said the session ture. Interviewed with Leahy, he nonce free beautiful 4 day. $140's. Call Blan­ family. King size fully $750 monthly plus utili­ New brokes/muffler. was held to ‘ discuss strategy, limitation or discrimination. chard & Rossetto, ROOMS Good condition. Ask- 85 Olde Calala on what legal actions voters could claimed the White House and the The Herald will not know­ room Wllllamburg Co­ apollanced kitchen. 3 ties. 2 months security, where things stand and where we go lonial with many up­ “ We're Selling bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2 U Ina $2500. ACAoodod s a v e haven taken at the aborted public still can persuade enough ingly accept any advertise­ HD FOR RENT references. No pets. meeting. Herild photo by Pinto from here.” ment which Is In violation of graded Items. Hang Houses", 444-2482.0 car garage, spacious Immediate occupancy. 84 Marc. Lynx a c. SAVE senators to support Bork’s nomina­ Dodson, who heads SOS. which Asked again if the possibility of a the low. your hot and heart NEW to market. This recreation room. Lo­ M ANCHESTER. 2 rooms Call Mr. Lindsay 449- Sail Your Car 85 Mazda RX7 S Nine-year-old D e aa .jQhnsQn. a foudbax— iPQilelB bia quarter midgoLcar whloh he tion on the Senate floor to win roUTHERN New Eng- here. Call for details. home Is a cream putt. cated on a very private for rent. Main Street. 4000. AASAkiniWh. SAVE stands for Save Our Sewers, a w ttbdraw *l Iw d beeeOleeuoee#!, the oonflrmetlon. 'V « lond closslfldld ads Century 21-Epsteln. Lots of living space on lot on Birch Mountain For Information call political committee that has grade student at Buckley School, races in Thompson. spokesman refused to characterize "I hope that there's still an reach nearly 800,000 447-8895.0 parklike setting. 9 Rood In Bolton. Price 529-7858 or 543-4438. STORE AND MORIARTY formed to oppose the town and Burk’s position. "I can’t speak for opportunity, a good opportunity to homes In Connecticut reduced to $200,900. *15 Bork," he said. M ANCHESTER. Colonial rooms,' 2'/i boths. In- OFFICE SPACE 4 Lines — 10 Days district agreement, said most have Judge Bork confirm^," and Rhode Island. The ground pool, walk In Jackson 8, Jackson APARTMENTS signers were opponents. He said there were no further Hatch said. " It’s going to take a lot on nice deep lot, on a Real Estate. 447-8400.O ^04 chiirge each addi­ BROTHERS price for a basic 25 Cedar closet and lo­ FOR RENT The meeting was set for the same meetings scheduled today between of work on the part of the White word ad Is only $90 and quiet Cul-de-Soc In con­ SOUTH Windsor Office tional line, per day. You 301 C a n to r 8 t. 1 cated In one of Man­ venient location. Front M ANCHESTER. 1st time space. 1300 square feet. night as one scheduled by YES. Bork and the president, but that House ... I still think Judge Bork will appear In 75 news­ chester's finer areas. offered. Immaculate 7 can cancel at any time. MandiBStar, CT Fourth-grader at Buckley E LD E R LY housing now Reagan was to see a number of papers. For more In­ to bock Master plus up Prime location. Route which stands for Yes. End Strife, a can win it If the people out there get $234,900. tentrv Real room Colonial, 3 bed­ taking applications for 5. Ready to go. Cleon SORRY, senators to continue to press for the formation call Classi­ to 3 more bedrooms. Estate. 443-4040.O 643-5135 political committee that was mad enough about what’s 7 6 room, family room, eat Dining room, fire- 2 bedroom oportments. and Immediately avail­ NO REFUNDS OR formed to persuade Eighth District nomination. V fied, 443-2711 and ask NEW Price. Not your In kitchen, screened Starting $540. Call 528- happened." for detolls.n placed living room, full able. Must be seen. ADJUSTMENTS voters to approve the four questions Reagan, seen briefly by reporters baths, garage. D.W. ordinary older Colon- porch, hardwood 4522. Contact Sal Julian. 382- Meanwhile, a Bork supporter on floors and much more. AUTO SERVICE Nov. 3. lives life In the fast lane during a picture-taking session the Judiciary Committee, Sen. lol. This home has been 0784. P i GO VER N M EN T Homes Fish, 443-1591.0 M ANCHESTER. 2 bed­ CALL HERALD with a visiting Soviet agricultural from $1 (U repair). fully updated, kitchen Convenient location. room townhouse, fully District leaders, including Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, indi­ T l MANCHESTER. Why all new, Florida room, $159,900. U 8. R Realty • oil Lube Filter members of the district Board of official, refused to answer most cated in an interview with The Des Delinquent tax prop­ oppllonced kitchen, |30jOARAO|8 Bv Jim Tierney quarter midget racing; novice, stock, modified ai pay rent? Now Is your and large family room Company. 443-2492.D CLASSIFIED Directors, are sharply divided over Herald Sports Writer questions about Bork but did say, "I Moines Register that he’s mad erty. Repossessions. chance to own this parking for 2 cars. $495 Special *16.99 stock, B, and AA — with each class further broken lit Coll 805-487-4000 exten­ on lower level. Yard Is EAST Hartford. Immacu- per month, heat and AND 8TDRA0E the agreement, with four of the down into two divisions-junior and senior. Dean is in have not changed my position.” already — at Reagan. Immaculate older 3 fenced and very pri­ lote Raised Ranch. 643-2711 • Complete Brake He has declared repeatedly that sion GH 9945. bedroom Colonial. hot water Included ,no 'seven directors in opposition to it. Life in the fast lane. the senior stock division. The actual cars cost'about Grassley, in the Interview pub­ vate. Perfect family This home Is In mint pets. Security deposit WINTER Storage for Systems he would fight for the nomination Wi Much updating, mpye- home. $151,000. Sentry cars, vans or boats. One of those opposing directors. That seems like an inappropriate cliche for a $500. lished today, blamed Reagan’s NOTICa TO CRIDITORS condition I New carpet and 1 year lease. 449- all the way to a Senate floor vote, no "cavalier approach to governing" bi E S TA TE OF In condition. See It Real Estate. 443-4040.D Inwall..-all 3- brarooms.. Evenings 875-5874. • Tune up Specials Ellen Burns, said she does not 9-year-old boy to live by, but, that is the way that "We as a family are involved (in quarter midget MARY 1. ANDERSON, today. $124,900. Cen­ 0795. CLYDE believe any of the directors signed Dean Johnson spends his Sunday afternoons from ra c in g )D e a n ’s mother, Barbara, said. "Dean has mattecJiow-bleak the-outlook. for Bork’s rejection by the sc COVEN TR Y. CHFA Qual­ Hardwood floor's CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. • Cooling Systema -Asked if an announcement on in a/k/a M AR Y.IM ELO A tury 21 Epstein. 447- throughout. 2 '/i^boths, VERNON. 1 bedroom effi­ WANTED the petition. May through September. a natural ability and has good reaction as to what is committee. ANDERSON, Late of 8895.0 ified, 44 foot Ranch ciency apartment heat, R O U T E 83, V E R N O N Bork could be expected today, N Manchester, Deceased 2 fireplaces. Full fin­ • Alternators, Under the controversial agree­ A fourth-grader at Buckley School, Dean has been going on around him." ’ 'The White House decided to take being built on corner hot water, electricity, TDRENT 81 Dodge D1S0 PU *4995 Reagan said, "I have no way of J( The Hon. William E. Flti- NOTICR TO CRIDITOaS ished basement. Kit­ Starters, and ment. worked out in seven months attracted to the world of quarter midget car racing. Dean’s father, a Wethersfield policeman, used to the month of August off,” he said. Oerald, Judge, ot the Court lot. 3 bedrooms, 2 stove and refrigerator knowing." E S TA TE OF baths,$IS4,900. Exclu­ chen appliances re­ TEACHER-wlshes to rent si Old* OtTwga *4495 of negotiations by teams from both He lives with his parents and sister Christine, 20, on do some drag racing years of his own, and took Dean "While Ron and Nancy were riding of Probate,e, DistrictD l ...... at Man­ DAVID E. OARAVENTA, Included. 1st floor, on Tire Service Senate Republican Leader Bob chester at a hearing held on sive agents, Klernan main. Central air space for family car. 52 Regel ooup* *6495 governments, the district would 37 Hamilton Drive. to Thompson to see the quarter midget races. horses in August, the opposition hi Late of Manchester, conditioning. Yard bus line, no pets. $425 Dole of Kansas, in remarks on the September 29, 19S7 ordered Dacaotcd Realty. 449-1147. plus security. Call 875- Call Mike 443-4974. 82 Century ooup> *6195 Body work and give up its sewers and take over a “I like it because it’s fun and fast,” Dean said. "W e’re not trying to make Mario Andrettis out of was organizing." nr that all claims must be pre­ professionally lands­ Senate floor, said he had met today The Hon. William E. Flti- ELLINGTON. Buy 1843. SaCeGbrltyeo, *6495 Rust repair town-owned fire station along with Dean, whose father, Ron, got him interested in our kids,” Mr. Johnson said. Grassley said the Bork opposition le sented to the flduclo^ on or Oerald, Judoa, of the Court caped. Stone wall with Bork. "He is obviously looking before January 1 ,19SI or be owner. $178,900. De- S3FordF15QXLT4»4 *8195 firefighting jurisdiction for an quarter midget racing, races his car, sponsored by Dean, who also plays Little League, rec could have been overcome with a of Probate, District of Man­ capped with Blue Slate. M ANCHESTER. 1 bed­ • Car don’t run? at all of his options,” Dole said. pi barred as by law provided. chester at 0 hearing held on slreable 3 or 4 bedroom room, appliances. No Merchandise 53 Bonneville 4 dr. *6995 expanded area, including the South Windsor Auto Body on Route 5, in Thompson. basketball and soccer, said his favorite drivers are concerted effort by the administra­ tc Oversized deck. Many Free towing for Dole added that he didn’t know Johanna Bruder Roy, September 25, 19S7 ordered Raised Ranch. 2 'h other nice features and pets, no woter beds, 43 Chevy 310 Titu* e<4 *7195 Bryan Farm s section. He has been racing since he was 6 and has won more Davey Allison and Richard Petty. Dean has tion. It Assistant Clerk that dll claims must be pre­ cuetomer servlca cars whether Bork was asking that his baths, 2 car garage, amenities! To see Is to lease. $450, $900 secur­ 83 negel 4 dr. *6995 At a meeting held by Y ES Sept. than 30 trophies and finished third in points in his aspirations of driving on the NASCAR circuit, but The fiduciary Is; sented to the fiduclory on or landscaped V/a acre only In Mancheetar. name be withdrawn. before December 2$, 19S7 or buy. Give us a call. ity. 289-7191 or 443-4792. 84 Buick Skyhewk Wg. *6295 30, about 40 people, mostly district division this past season. admitted his frequent uneasiness in quarter Walter A. Anderson be borred os by low provided. lot. Must be seen to $149,900. Realty World, FURNITURE The Republican leader said there 20 Avondale Road oppreclate. Principles EAST Horttord. 1 bed­ El 84 Trend Am *10,795 activists and mostly opponents of "As a spectator. I’ve always enjoyed it,” Dean’s nmidget racing. Prenchette/Benoit, q/.MIKE FLYNN still are lOor 12 undecided senators, Manchester, C T 04040 Johanna Bruder Roy, only. 872-2512. room opartment, wall 84 Regel ooup« *8095 the accord, attended. father said. "It is very, very safe. I've seen kids get "Going fastis fun, but, sometimes, I’m nervous,” Big banks AiAssistant Clerk ■ 444-7709.0 to wall carpeting, ap­ COFFEE table and end 276 Haitfoid Read They questioned figures supplied hurt worse playing Little League. They’re very "still enough to confirm the nomi­ 015-10 BOLTON Special! 4 room table (together or se­ 54 Camero ooupa *8495 he said.. The fiduciary It: EAST Hartford. Immacu­ pliances, security, 8 am - 8 pm by the district negotiators, which well-protected.” nation.” He added that among H Marie A. Goravenla Cape In business zone, parate),one Individual 88 Chevy 3-10 pMup *6495 The Johnsons find the atmosphere and family LHOAL NOTICE late 3. bedroom Ranch, lease. $425. Milne Real the negotiators said show the To put quarter midget car racing into perspective, Republicans, there is "a feeling hi 19 Meodow Lane $145,000. 3 bedroom, Estate Inc. 528-4573 or glass topped coffee ta­ 85 Chevy Ceprica 4 dr. ’ *8495 spirit much stronger than at other town sporting boost rate ASSISSOR'S NOTICR Manchetfer, C T 04040 Aluminum siding, 649-8309 the racetrack is l/20th of a mile long, with paved there ought to be a vote. I conveyed ai garage and basement. fenced yard. Newly 549-4141. ble. Call 742-5918 district will face heavy expenses in events. " It’s a family day,” Mrs. Johnson said. TOWN OF ANDOVRR 014-10 Ideal for family living. evenlngs.o BUD'S MOTOR SALES the near future if It continues as ovals with the infield resembling that of a tennis that to Judge Bork." ai remodeled kitchen and M ANCHESTER. 2 room "You feel as good when your friend's child does well. At the White House, one key A L L PERSONS Habit to pay Convenient to Hartford 872-9111 sewer authority. court. Children from ages 4 to 15 drive these midget NEW YORK (AP) — Two major li a tax ta the Town of Andovtr. living room. Finished efficiency In quiet W ATER BED king size. I don’t worry too much. I’m more relaxed watching administration strategist, speaking INVITATION TO Bib' ( 1 mile to Route 384) TOWN OF MANCHBSTBR Later. SOS issued a news release race cars which are powered by engines similar to banks — Chase Manhattan and e: a rt hereby notified ^ file Recreation room. area. $100 week In- Complete package ex­ Dean on'^undays than watching Dean play soccer.” on condition he not be identified, Citicorp — today raised their prime with fhe AMeetor on or be­ Enlov country living Move In condition. ^ eludes utilities. Secur- cluding headboard. LBOAL NOTICB saying that some of the sewers those found in a lawn mower. The cars travel at an. fore November 1, 1987 A Sealed bids will be received only a few minutes said of the Bork nomination, " I t’s lending rates to 9.25 percent from In the General Services' af- You'll be amazed when “ Itv, references re­ Asking $100. Call 742- SCRANTON At Ite meatine of September liste(i by the proponents will not be average of 30 miles per hour. Dean has learned about competitiveness, safety, 01 WRITTEN OR PRINTED flce, 41 Center St., Manches­ from the big city. Alto, you step Inside. At quired. 444-1484 or 5918 evenlngs.D 21,1V$7 the Planning and Zon- The drivers wear leather jackets, blue jeans, and pride in Individual accomplishments in the not in good shape. There’s a certain 8.75 percent, about a month after LIST SIGNED AND SWORN for Investor who can CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH needed and some will not be needed L TO of all taxable personal ter, C T until OCTOBER 20, $122,000,..It won't lost 549-3018. SOFA and chair. Green CHRVSLIfl exeCUTIVI VIHICLIS Ine Commiulon mode the for a while. SOS also said the helmets, and gloves. They’re securely belted into world of quarter midget racing. The Johnson family reality setting in." the banking Industry lifted the key 1987 at 11:00 a.m. for the fol­ cqnvert this charifilng AND SCLICT USIO CARS... followtne decitlons: This source said that while the rate a half a percentage point. tl property owned by them, lowing: long. Call 28^0e90 for EAST HARTFORD 1 bed­ and Plaid. Excellent proponents did not take into consid­ the cars by a rollcage. There are five classes in is certainly proud of Dean. pursuant to section 12-40 and Cope to professional appointment. SOMI t.S « FINANCINQ OR LISSI BALF COMFANY - BARTH president was holding to his posi­ The announcement comes as J 12-42 of the Connectlcuf Sfo- (1) PURCHASE OF 2 NEW offices. Sherry 742- room, $405. plus utili­ condition. Asking $150. RXCAVATION / RROSION eration revenues that will offset • ties. On busline. 449-1433. 87 FIFTH AVE. m *14,898 tion, the decision was now up to Interest rates have been rising in S 9 tutes. Personal property in­ OECMATE III PERSONAL 9450, Golden Oaks CONTROL -ie44R TO LLA N D sewer costs. ii cludes: commercial furni­ COMPUTERS WITH L D T 8 /U N D 548-1054. KITCHEN Set. Round ta­ 87LeBARON TURNFIKR (B-ii) - Ap­ Bork. the bond markets, due partly to an PRINTERS Realty. 444-5099, 28 2- OTSTuieo *12,290 proved the earth excavation ture ond fixtures, machin­ 3345. FOR SALE AVAILABLE Imme­ ble, choirs, yellow Bork sustained yet another set­ unstable dollar and concerns that ery, unregistered motor (2) SURVEY E Q U IP M EN T - leather, $100.444-4770. 87 RAIDER 4x4 *12.795 permit and eroalon control back today as Sens. John Breaux of the Federal Reserve Board might vehicles and trailers, snow­ TOTAL STATION MANCHESTER For Sale diately. 4 rooms, 2nd 87 RAMCHARQER plan for Phoae I for a parcel mobiles, tractors and live­ by owner. 4 bedroom BRAND New Listing! floor, appliances, attic MAPLE Bedroom set. 4x4 *17,596 of land Identined at 1044R Louisiana and Richard Shelby of be tightening its credit policies. stock. The Town of Manchester It Planned commercial and cellar storage, Tolland Turnpike with modl- Alabama became the ninth and 10th The prime Is the benchmark used an equal opportunity em­ Raised Ranch, Includes Double bed, 1 bureau 87 SHADOW ncotloiM and the followine Yinseltown trembles zone! Main Street, El­ THOSE FAILING TO FILE A ployer, and requires an affir­ living room, dining non-smoking adult. No and chest with mirror. TuittoAoedM *10,596 conditlont: (1) The excava­ Southern Democrats announcing by banks to set interest rates on a LIST WILL BE CHARGED A mative action policy for all of room, 1V6 baths, fomllv lington. Approxi­ pets. Utilities not In­ Askin $175. 444-3547. 87 DO DG E pu nod H4d *16,955 tion period than be from May oppositionn to Bork in a region that variety of corporate and consumer P E N A L TY O F 25% addi­ Its Contractors and Vendors mately 3 acres In hot tional according to low. room with fireplace. 2 cluded, parking for 1 M APLE Colonial Hutch. 84 LASER cpe it 3,495 1, ItM to M ay), tftt. (2) The had been considered crucial. loans, including some mortgages. os a condition of doing busi­ growing area. Ideal for cor. $450 per month private driveway/occett to Declaration Forms may be ness with the Town, os per cor garage, deck and Excellent condition. 86 LeBARO Nte. *10,696 Aftershocks, fires, blackout and heat — what’s next? Talk of a replacement increased, It was raised to 8.75 percent from bonks, restaurants, of­ plus 1 months security. the site and North Main oM Ined from fhe Assessor's Federal Order 11244. pool. Great neighbor­ Asking $350. Phone 444- 84 DODGE MO Oomi. *14,496 Streot thgll b# swept at even among Bork supporters, and 8.25 percent on Sept. 4. Office. hood. 117 Briarwood fices, ‘refoll, etc. Coll 443-0213 Bid forms, plant and tpeclfl- fo r more details, 0840. 84 DODGE eoo oomt *14.796 needed to minimize duet on Thousands of people, most of them immi­ two senators said at least some of The last time the rate was as high TOTALLY OISABLIO cotons are available at the Drive, Asking $193,000. 3 Bedroom apartments. 86J1ELIANT S.W. *6,996 the ttreett._but at laoet once By George Gartles Los A ngles, leaving thousands standing outside 8310,000. Jockson & grants from Latin America who bring with them the blame for Bork’s likely loss in as today's level was in early March Persons disabled according General Services' office. Coll Bob at 4434)358. Heat and hot water 86 DODGE dollv, (3) Foellltlat• thollthoT be' The Associated Press the same high-rises they evacuated during the to Social Security Regula­ Jackson, 447-8400. a lA W N A N D previdad to hota eft truck memories of catastrophic earthquakes, still the Senate should go to the White 1986, when it was lowered from 9.5 TOW N OF Between 8:30-5. After 5 Included. 2 month se­ CHARGER *7,696 wheels to minimize mud and quake. tions, etc., moy apply for MANCHESTERtfCl. A N D O V ER . View the Despite the disaster-movie headlines, most of sleep in parks and yards for fear their tenements House for lack of effort. percent to 9 percent. their exemption between coll 449-2274. curity required. $400 BARDEN 86 CHY. G TS T»mo *10,296 dust on the occett drive and LOS ANGELES — Earthquakes. Aftershocks. ROBERT I beautiful Fall folloge and $425. 449-2871. ttroets. (4) All loads shall be will collapse in another tremor. October 1, 1987 and January GENERAL MANAGER 88 RELIANT 4 or. *7696 Wildfires. Blackout. Sweltering, triple-digit Southern 's 14 million inhabitants 31,1988. from these wooded 2.3 covered to prevent dust from whose homes still stand go about life as usual. The psychological aftershocks reverberate 017-10 M OBILE Home. Working Tea Sen 86 LeBARON Oomt *13,496 the motarlol being tran­ temperatures. What next? 07B09 LOTS/IAND acres, 108 foot frontage Leaai among the more affluent as well. single male adult pre­ Any amount Alao. All, 85 CAMARO cwee *8896 sported. (S) The hours of op- For Southern California, an area noted for the Amusement parks and beaches are full. FOR SALE on pond. $75,000. Kler- ferred. Lease, secur­ arotlon shall be 7:M A.M. to Some hesitate before getting Into an elevator. TOW N OP M ANCHESTER non Realty, 449-1147. emval, M M and bark, mutch. 65 M USTANG mm *6996 variety of its disasters, the last six days have Shopping malls are busy. "Shake and bake” TODAY’S HERALD ity. No pets. 443-2880. 85 HORIZON 4er. * 4 ^ 3:30 F.M . Mend4w through Some involuntarily start toward the nearest 7 LEGAL NOTICE btMhoa 4 loadar rent Friday. (4) The epe^en been particularly notable. already has come and gone as the quip of the 7 STUDIO type. Partly fur- 84 TOYOTA CAMRY *6,996 shall consist of five trucks. Clearing the nibble from Thursday’s 6.1- day. door at even the slightest aftershock. Parents The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold o public hearing on M v nIS iCI|ltflNICTI0N 84 FORD TEMPO *8,796 fret when young children talk about dying. Victim unidentified Index Tuesday,y, October 13, 1987 at 7:00___ P.M.______In the Hearing Room, COVENTRY nlshed. Working sinale magnitude earthquake had barely begun when a In Whittier, where quake damage was Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, C T to heorand male preferred. No 872-1400/659-9655 84 LASERS*.TWta *6,396 RALF COMFANY - INLAND rash of big brushfires broke out, stoked by an heaviest, one real estate firm reported 500 calls After all. Southern Californians are supposed The identity of a woman killed consider the following application: pets. Lease. 443-2880. 84 RELIANT *5,396 WRTLANDS - 1044R TOL­ to be accustomed to earthquakes and fires. 24 pages, 4 eectlons New Subdivision with afmroved building lots LAND TU R N FIK R (R-91) - C unprecedented heat wave with readings as high from investors around the country looking to buy Tuesday In a fiery 10-vehicle crash NO. 1212 W ILM ER B. • CAROL R. CLEVEN G ER - Appeal of STUDIO type. Partly fur­ 84 PONT. 8000 STE *7496 Those natural disasters, like the smog that from 1+ acre to 3 acres. Starting at *6 9 ,9 0 0 . Denied the Inland wetlands as 108 degrees for two straight days. into a "depressed" market. on Interstate 91 In Cromwell Advice. . 16 Lottery___ ll decision of the Zoning Enforcement Officer ap­ nished. Working single FOR ALL YOUR LAWN S3 LeBARON 4*. *6,796 permH ter a parcel of That's not to minimize the toll: seven dead and reached officially "unhealthfui” levels this remained unknown today. Story on proving the use of 587 Middle Turnpike East for I D O D G E 4001*. *4,996 Idenmied oe 1044R------Tolland ■ A brush fire threatened even the venerable Business — . 21 Obituarlee. r Loser Gomes of Hortford for an amusement enter­ 3.2 acre Approved Building Lot with possible male preferred. No CARE NEEDS- CALL 1,500 left homeless by the quake and after­ week, are supposed to be endured and joked page 5. pets. Lease. 443-2880. IlMONTE CARLO Tumpiko. Palomar Obeervatory, charring 9,000 acres in Clssslfled _ 22-24 Opinion______6 fi prise In a Business II Zone. sUe for private pond. *7 9 ,9 0 0 . (Oil Om­ ’northern San Diego county, disrupting telephone shocks, $125 million in quake damage to more about, like winters in the Northeast. PHIL'S UW N CARE *3.996 A copy of these decitlons hoe Comics 16 People______2 At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written COVENTR Y New 5 room bean«nllh tiled ■ In thp - -Town a - e rk 't service and causing 27 minor injuries among than 10,600 homes and businesses, three homes ' 'To really rattle a Southern Californian, it Cloudy, showers tl communications received. A copy of this petition has been acre .Approved Building Lot with pine Duplex. New applian­ Fall Clean Up, Hedge 77 DODGE office. takes trouble on one of the region’s freeways. Connecticut _ 4 -6 Sporit ..... 0-12 nied In the Planning and Zoning Department and may be In­ OM**.e«(aki4i*L *4,896 firefighters, state forestry officials said. destroyed and 15,000 acres of watershed 0 trees and hardwoods. *7 4 ,9 0 0 . ces, wall to wall, sky­ Trimming, Mowing, FLANNINO AND ZONINO Summer provided that, too, in the form of a Cloudy tonight with showers Entertainment 17 Television. .17 spected during business hours. 77 CADILLAC SEDAN X Then came, the kicker: After two days of blackened by the fires light, fireplace, gor- Fertilizing. Cell today COMMISSION bizarre and deadly fad of taking potshots at likely. Partly cloudy, breezy and Focus. .13 U.8./World_7. 8 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS oge. Easy access to 184. DeVILLE Nloel *3.496 LRO KWASH, SRCRRTARY >ecard beat, a power failure early Tuesday The ranks of the psychologically wounded are EDWARD COLTMAN. SECRETARY Vancour Associates for Free Eatlmate. blacked out a 6-square-mile section of downtown larger still. passing motorists. cooler Thursday. Details on page 2. Loesi news— 3. 6 Wssther. P $800 per month. Availa­ Doted at Monchoeler, C T this t( Dated of Manchester, C T this 4th day ot October, 1987. 643-9498 or 643-2211 ble November 1. Call 7 4 2 - 7 4 7 6 «th day of October, 1«$7. 010-10 74^7247. 87S-3311 018-10 c s t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 7. 1997 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Oct. 7, 1967 — 3

THE WEATHER REGIONAL VyEATHER nwAocu-WeMher^foracast for S A JI. Thursday, Odol>er0 Accu-W^ather^forecast for Thursday State special ed teacher wins top honor Z3k- Daytime Conditions and H i^ Temperatures By Andrew J. Dovls According to Linda F. Goodman, from Hofstra University. Hemp­ Sevell-Nelson also' runs a group "Historically, people with dis­ Herald Reporter superintendent of the district. stead. N.Y., and did her graduate for parents with mentally retarded- 50 FI abilities have been closeted and Sevell-Nelson was chosen over four work in special education at the children and a play group for cloistered away,” she said. “ We Helping mentally retarded child­ other finalists. Goodmaq chose University of .Louisville. children. had to re-exatnine to see if special ren is the lifeblood of Amy Sevell- Sevell-Nelson because of her total Sevell-Nelson does not work In a But the most important.part of education was too specialized. Now Nelson of 283 Spring St. involvement with her work. formal classroom setting. For her work is making sure mentally S lot of the stigmas attached to In return, Sevell-Nelson. 86, been " I was impressed by her,’’ more than 10 years, she has worked retarded preschoolers fit into regu­ (disabled) people don’t appear. I named teacher of the year by i y T 'M P T B Goodman said. “ I liked her rapport out of the state regional offices in lar day-care programs, a new state think this is something society at Unified School District Three, a with parents and the way she gave Hartford, visiting the homes of effort. large will,benefit’111,1 from.’ statewide school district that In­ advice.” handicapped children who are up to State workers like Sevell-Nelson 60 cludes about 900 mentally retarded There are about 175 teachers 3 years old. act as consultants to day-care Thoughts of winning the state students. employed by the statewide school Sevell-Nelson works with fami­ centers, to make sure things run competition have not overwhelmed her. Mooo-ving Inventions She’ll compete for the state title district, she said. lies to assess educational needs for smoothly, she said. later this year. Henry Ford is best known for mass-producing the Sevell-Nelson works part time. children. The is to make children more "1 put all of myself into my ASanlk “ It’s very exciting and surpris­ She and her husband. Will, have two comfortable around children with work,” she said. "It's a real rare automobile. But Ford pursued other projects — some “ If people don’t do it, they can't Ocean AMY SEVELL-NELSON ing,” said Sevell-Nelson. “ You daughters. Lea and Alexandra. imagine you doing It. but you really disnbilites. helping to end the thing to be acknowledged by my |wa«i— git|46 quite bizarre. One of his ambitions was to do away with don’t think you’ll stand out among FROffTS: ‘ . helps retarded She received her undergraduate feel like you’re helping someone,” stigma associated with the re- peers, but it's not what I'm working ^ e dairy cow. Ford regarded cows as inefficient and the others to be nominated.” degree in speech and language for.” Co m Staionary *'1907 Accu . !»•» unsanitary animals, and he thought that milk ought to 1(^A7 A rr o We.ittMff. Iik be made synthetically. He was also obsessed with soybeans. In the 1930s, three Ford plants extracted Libraries oybean oil to be used in producing automobile paint Fair-rent decision Winter in Midwest, 1 plastic fittings for Ford’s cars. V DO YOU KNOW — What well-known cheese-like are given product is made from pressed soybean curds? unlikely to happen rest of nation fair TU ES D A Y’S ANSWER — The opening speech at a good marks nomlnattng convention Is called ■ “keynote address.’^ By The Associated Press Sleet and freezing rain pelted sections of southwest Tndiana, 10 -7-S7 • Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1987 US: BY Andrew J. Davis Sleet, freezing rain and snow and snowshowers developed until after Nov. 3 Herald Reporter fell in the Midwest today, whiie around Marquette, Mich. A Newspaper in Education Program broad sections of the rest of the Skies were mostly clear from Sponsored by Manchester residents want an By Nancy Concelman probably not act on the recommen­ C the lower Mississippi Valley nation were under fair skies. The Manchester Herald Herald Reporter expanded book and video collec­ Rain and thunderstorms were through Georgia and Florida. dation until after November elec­ tion, air conditioning and belter Skies also were mostly clear tions because the directors need parking for their town libraries, a scattered ahead of a cold front The town’s Board of Directors that extended fr^m eastern Ohio across the Plains, where early- time to study the committee’s survey released this week said. will probably wait until after the report. into the Carolinas. Rain ranged morning temperatures in north­ November elections to vote on the The survey, which examined the across the Great Lakes region, ern sections dipped Into the 20s to The minority' report should be Almanac formation of a fair-rent commis­ ready In about a week. Strano said. quality of service provided at the the middie Mississippi Vailey and 30s. sion in town, a member of a study Mary Cheney Library and Whiton Partly cloudy skies prevailed in The committee decided last night the Ohio Valley. panel said Tuesday. not to release'tljejxuitents of the Memorial Library, was mailed to the Pacific Northwest, but skies Members of the Blue Ribbon majority report to the press until 1.000 Manchester residents in T were mostly clear across the TODAY’S MOON; Day after Today's weather picture was drawn by Kevin Blount, who lives Oct. 7, 1987 CommittTO on a Fair-Rent Com­ the entire report was completed March. Participants were ran­ Rockies and into California. fuii moon. mission met for the last time domly selected from town voter- Weather Trivia Today la the 280th o and submitted to the directors. Today’s forecast called for rain on KIngswood Drive and attends Martin School. Tuesday night in the Municipal registration list. day of 1987 and the TODAY’S TRIVIA: Which theory was Committee member Thomas A. tMhsf are *>e doldrums? ^Building coffee room. mixed with snow in northern 15th day of autumn. first expounded by Nieis Bohr? (a) reia- Fiorentino said the committee The results, though, are only the Michigan; rain from the lower tivity (b) quantum theory (c) principie of Although a draft of the panel’s owed it to the directors to let them first half of a two-part survey, said Great Lakes and upper Ohio CONNECTICUT WEATHER compiimentarity majority report was available at see the report before revealing it to . John F. Jackson, the town's library Valley through New England and the meeting, the minority report is the public. director. People visiting the library TODAY’S MSTdRY; On twr^ay in TODArS BARBS New Jersey; rain scattered still being written. C^halrman Ri­ Strano and Belfiore agreed. " I also filled out the questionnaire, he 1765, the Stamp Act Congress met in BY PHIL PASTORET chard Conti said the report will just wanted the report to contain said. Those results should be across the lower Ohio Valley, Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: New York to protest the British Stamp Cherish the chlid who is good for noth­ North Carolina, Virginia, Mary­ Act. probably be submitted to the both voices." Strano said. tabulated by mid-November, he Tonight, mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of ing. The rest are good for something directors early next week. land and Delaware, and for' nty whi "I don't feel we really have a said. showers. Low in the mid 40s. Thursday, partly cloudy, 'Vnty when heaviiy bribed. “ This is not going to be voted on mostly sunny or partly cloudy completed report, and we won’t "W e're hoping that this will give TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: James Wh before the Board of Directors skies over the West and South. breezy and cooler. High SO to 55. Computerso f c are being taught to talk to until the minority report is submit­ us a good iiidication of what’s used comb Riley (1849); Niels Bohr (18 elections,’’ said Frank J .T . Strano, each other, but all some of them report ted,” Belfiore said. and what the public’s really inter­ Highs were forecast in the 40s to West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, mostly cloudy Andy Devine (1905); June Allyson one of the two committee members ti to humans is electronic gossip. Asked about the contents of the ested In,” Jackson said. Seventeen SOs from North Dakota across the with a 40 percent chance of showers. Low 45 to 50. (1923) who voted against the recommen­ majority report Wednesday, Conti percent of the people responded to upper Mississippi Valley, the TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWER: (c) Physi­ dation on Sept. 22. The other Bv Thursday, partly cloudy, breezy and cooler. High in said the views expressed at the the mail survey, he said. Great Lakes region, the Ohio cist Niels Bohr first expounded the negative vote came from William Th< the mid SOs. TODAY’S QUOTE; "The ripest peach Sept 22 meeting by Josh Howroyd, The survey will give the library Valley and parts of Tennessee; principle of compiimentarity, used in E . Belfiore, the other landlord Northwest Hills: Tonight, mostly cloudy with a 40 is highest on the tree" — James Whit- Bettye Kram er and Fiorentino board evidence to take to the Board SOs over much of the Florida the study of subatomic phenomena. representative pn the committee. "really sum up everything in the S comtj^RIley. ® 1N7, NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. of Directors during budget time, Peninsula, Texas and New Mex­ percent chance of showers. Low 40 to 45. Thursday, “ It’s Just too had the old board report." Uni Jackson said. The library’s 1987- ing ico; 90s in interior California and partly cloudy, breezy and cooler. High around 50. isn’t going to vote on it because thf y don’t think it (a fair-rent 1988 budget is $750,000. have all the facts.” Belfiore said. whi southwest Oregon; near lOS in the Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk ' commission) would be a panacea to " It’s additional support; hard Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg said thel spuMM t f d n «MI ueoMiaq purtoi desert Southwest, and 60s to 70s Point: Small craft advisory. Wind south 15 to 25 knots tenants who have problems." Kra­ concrete support,” he said. " It ’s an lemwisputMafOsioeuor v across most of the rest of the Aatrograph last month that the directors would mer said af last month’s meeting. dev additional selling, point If we so t l ^ nation. today but stronger and gusty in thunderstorms. choose.” Jackson said he was pleased by utation is a trifle fragile today, so don't Inv the high marks the public gave the are < ¥ M i r do anything that could weaken It fur­ libraries. ther. Behave as If everyone Is watching Directors put off rat b i r t h d a y you, because they are. "Th a t’s the name of the game for us.” Jackson said. "We feel we are ant PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Winning a of ( debate today is not as Important as los­ doing some things right, but there’s Asi Thursday, Oct. 8,1967 always room for Improvement.” ing a friend. Don't compromise your be­ decision on range .1 In the year ahead, you will be fortunate liefs, but don't let the disagreement get Seventeen percent said they PEOPLE in gaining a compassionate and under­ H trd d photo by FInlo spii out of hand. Bv Andrew Yurkovskv presented during its meeting in considered the libraries to be standing friend. This special associa­ ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be appre­ ma tion will have many benefits, and each Herald Reporter Lincoln Onter with correspon­ Capt. Joseph Brooks of the Manchester Monday when the Tri-Town Narcotics outstanding, and 72 percent gave an ciative of your present circumstances overall rating of good. Only 2 7 the dence between the administration Work is antidote Cheers for Cyblll will help the other In achieving his or her today instead ot dwelling on what you 1 aims. Police Department stands among the Task Force searched a Florence Street percent of those who filled out the don't have. Gratitude produces peace ; The town Board of Directors on and Wilderness Sports, which dec NEW YORK (AP) - British LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Subdue your marijuana plants and other items seized home. mail questionnaire rated the librar­ LOS ANGELES (AP) - The of mind; unfulfilled cravings trigger ,Tuesday night asked the adminis­ Penny said was not adequate. "If it hot Prime Minister Margaret “ Moonlighting” production crew material motives today. Don’t Just be unhappiness. tration for more information before is merely a series of communica­ ies’ service as "poor.” concerned about what you can get. Also Those answering the survey also Thatcher recommends work as broke into cheers when they TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Compan­ it can make a decision on who tions. it isn’t sufficient.” he said. nai look for the good will and respect that ions might do things today that will dis­ indicated that they used the Mary an antidote to the troubles of daily learned that Cyblll Shepherd, should operate the town rifle range Later in the evening. Penny yei you can gain. Trying to patch up a bro­ please or annoy you. View their behav­ Cheney Library more frequently living. who plays Maddie Hayes on th ^ ken romance? The Matchmaker set can af the former Nike site. criticized the administration for Cops raid marijuana ‘farm’ cal ior philosophically and all will be kept in failing to provide information on than they used the Whiton Memor­ " I f you have something to ABC-TV series, had given birth to help you understand what it might take Discussion of the range also lea proper perspective. plans for a study of regional ial Library. .Out of 153 people worry about, never sit down and a boy and a girl, her publicist to restore the relationship. Mail $2 to GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You may .brought criticism of the adminis­ marijuana while police were con­ J Matchmaker, c/o of this newspaper, recycling efforts. He said the Bv Bruce Matzkin "They were weeding out the male surveyed who said they have toured brood about it; go out and do said. have to do something in close conjunc­ tration for what Director Stephen 221 P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101- administration's failure in recent Herald Reporter ducting their search. plants.” said Holyfield. both or either of the libraries. 140 something,” Mrs. Thatcher said "Mother and babies are ex­ tion today with a co-worker with whom T . Penny said was its failure to According to Lt Russell Holy- Ur 3428. months to provide directors suffi­ Holyfield estimated that the people, or 92 percent. Indipated in an interview published in tremely happy and healthy,” said you've had a misunderstanding. Let by­ provide the directors a regular Three people were arrested Mon­ field. police had been watching the unproces.sed plants would be worth SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If you are gones be bygones. cient background on agenda items H b e y have used the M ary Cheney November’s Ladies’ Home publicist Cheryl J. Kagen, who too forceful and Insistent on having your update on how negotiations with a day night when police^ raided 'a hou.se on Florence Street for about 8t£ CANCER (June 21-July 22) Circum­ mjght represent an "attitudinal about $8,000 or more If processed Library. Only 53 respondents, o r 35 Journal. own way today, you’ll be In lor a big dis­ potential operator of the range one month, and obtained a search Sil was at the hospital when the stances could force you to socialize with problem” Florence Street home and found for street sale. He said that the percent, said they frequent the appointment when you look back and were proceeding. warrant on Monday. Holyfleld said fie “ There are routine things that actress gave birth Tuesday. "The a person today you've been trying to Town Manager Robert B. Weiss about 30 marijuana plants, as well ready-lo-sell marijuana that was Whiton Memorial Library. have to be done In connection with babies have a great set of lungs discover there are no troops following Last week. Wilderness Sports of as a large amount of processed that the Tri-Tow n Narcotics Task seized is worth about $6,000 on the The popularity of the Mary pe your banner. avoid. Don't let your feelings make a promised to provide more detailed my Job," she said. "1 can sign and they are healthy.” bad situation worse. East Hartford, which has proposed marijuana. Force,- which is composed of one street. CTieney Library did not disturb the he SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) information about negotiations on no letters, get my clothes in order, Ariel Shepherd Oppenheim, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be very careful ir operating the rifle range on a the rifle range. Some directors Linda E. Bennett. 42. and her officer from Vernon, one from Police also seized a transformer library director. Someone who has been helpful to you career situations today. Someone South Windsor, and seven from lal put things away where they ought weighing 5 pounds, 11 ounces, was In your career is now in need of your as­ non-profit basis, made its last offer recommended that a meeting be­ husband. Marnee W. Bennett, 35, of used to regulate the voltage that "It’s several things.” Jackson whose nose you rubbed In the dust re­ Manchester, entered the home and to be, even clean out the kitchen. bom at 1:06 p.m. Eight minutes sistance. Although aware of this per­ to the town. In previous talks, the tween the board and administration 54 Florence St . were charged with went into the sun lamp, two rifles, said. " It ’s the location of this unit, cently might try to get even with you al possession of more than a kilogram found a room with tin foil-covered and large quantities of soil and that It's a larger unit with a It’s a kind of therapy, really.” later, Zachariah Shepherd Op­ son's plight, you may still be reluctant to this time. administration had asked the group be held to discuss the information, take action. of marijuana with intent to sell, walls, a large sunlamp, and the fertilizer. larger amounts of materials to an penheim, weighing 7 pounds, 2 YIRQO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Even thougt to three years’ rent in advance, or but no formal action was taken by CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) If you possession of drug paraphernalia, three-foot-tall plants Marnee Bennett was released on su ounces, was delivered, the publi­ you may feel your ideas and opinion: $25,000. to demonstrate its commit­ the board. draw on. Butifthe Whiton is close to Reclusive Beetle find yoursell up against a friend today operating a drug factory, and Holyfield said that the suspects a $.50,000 surely bond, and Morris you and suits your needs, you go to Ni cist said. are superior to those of your associate: ment once It takes over operation of Director Geoffrey Naab said the MARGARET THATCHER GEORGE HARRISON who is constantly demeaning others, try the range. cultivation of marijuana. Matthew were using the lamp not only to was released on a $2,500 non-surety the Whiton.” ch The father, Dr. Bmce Oppen­ to convert this person with reason. You today, be extremely diplomatic and po negotiations have become a signifi­ NEW YORK (AP) - George life in your presentation. Wilderness Sports rejected that Morris. 18. of 81 Oxford St., was grow the marijuana. but by regulat­ bond. Both are scheduled to appear Jackson was cautious about H i . . . recommends work . . completes an album heim, was at his wife’s side can be an instrument for good. cant concern because of the money Harrison, who has Just completed demand last week, saying instead charged with possession of m ari­ ing the amount of light the plants in Manchester Superior Court Oct. over emphasizing the results of the H i AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Your rep­ © IM7, NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN that would be involved in renovat­ his first album in five years, during the natural childbirth. that start-up costs, which will range juana and drug paraphernalia, and received, they were trying to 14. Linda Bennett was presented in first half of the survey. C< people to pursue their dreams. Shepherd’s daughter by her first ing the range. The estimated cost of attributes his reclusive nature Hold Your Hand’ on the Ed from $10,000 to $20,000. demon­ renovations, most of which would criminal intent to possess m ari­ distinguish between the male court Tuesday, and was released on " It ’s an important piece of the “ Don’t quit, don’t quit," Melen­ marriage, 8-year-old Clementine, and avoidance of public attention Sullivan Show.” strate enough of a commitment. be paid bv the town, has grown to juana with intent to sell, when hp plants and the more-potent female a $50,000 surety bond. Her case was pie,” he said. "This really kicked it P» dez said Tuesday after the Board CO largely to the Beatles’ Harrison’s new album, “ Cloud also was at the hospital, Kagen The Board of Directors was tlOO.OOO, arrived at the Bennets’ hometobuy plants continued until a later date. off.” experience. Nine," ends an extended period of Supervisors honored him with said. Current Quotations P< "W e were loved for one period away from the record industry. a proclamation. " I say to eve­ III of Ume, then hated," after John But Harrison said the stars of the ryone, you can do Just as much, if Airport concert th Lennon’s comment that the Bea­ ’60s still have plenty to offer not more, than I can. "There is a donor paralysis this Wall Street’s biggest one-day musically. . LONDON (A P) — Italian vir­ Directors question the new state law on trash recylcing tles were more popular than year toward TV ministries, and it drop. “ All these people — Eric tuoso Luigi Bianchi took the Jesus, the guitarist told Rolling Singer Jailed won’t go away in a year or two. Clapton, Ringo, Bob Dylan, world’s most expensive violin out Stone in an interview for its Oct. 6 Being a TV preacher after PTL is By Andrew Yurkovskv of recyclables because of a lack of In the Lincoln Centerhearing room: 00 iiie> care?” Director Peter P Mayor Barbara B Weinberg more steady when communities GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) of its case and played a few bars 9 issue. whoever I come across of these Director Stephen T . Penny said DiRosa Jr. asked asked Kandra to set up a workshop become fully committed to collect­ tough." — The Rev. Jerry Fal- L o tt U Y V Herald Reporter buyers old guys — we’re not old, we’re — Pop singer El DeBarge was as travelers bustled round him at the study and the recycling pro­ Kandra admitted that collection between the directors and the ing the items. He said that eventu­ "W e went from being the cute, well, telling a congressional ^ The state-funded study, to be Jailed for contempt of court after Heathrow Airport. gram that will come about will be will be expensive because the town administration to discuss the re­ ally the collection of waste metal lovable mop tops to being these getting better,” he said. panel that television evangelists ' The town Board of Directors carried out by the Capital Region horrible, bearded hippies,” he failing to fulfill a year-old court Bianchi flew in for a concert agreed Tuesday night to take part Council of Governments, would useless if the participating towns will have to send nut a separate gional plan and how the town Itself and newspaper will take the place find it more difficult to raise of mining and foresting. said. order to perform community Thursday marking the 250th Connecticut daily in a study to develop a regional determine whetherit is feasible for cannot find markets for the recyc­ crew for regular trash collertion should handle collection of recycla­ ‘Don’t quit’ money because of the PTL Penny admitted the recycling is Harrison said he’s not sur­ service. anniversary of the death of his program to meet a state law that towns in the Hartord area to lables. Kandra admitted that the and another one for collection of bles when a program Is adopted. sex-and-payoff scandal. Tuesday; 119 important, but he said that a town prised by the continued attention LOS ANGELES (AP) - Tony District Judge Carol Irons on violin’s famous maker, Antonio will require all towns to recycle at establish a regional collection present market for many recyla recyclables. He said collection T h o u ^ Penny and DiRosa were could be simplified by allowing skeptical about whether the recy­ representative to the CROG study on the 1960s. Melendez, the armless guitarist Monday sentenced DeBarge to 15 Stradivari, who died in 1737 in Play Four: 1563 least 25 percent of the garbage they centerfor recyclables, bles is weak. Directors also were concerned residents to pul all their recycla­ cling program would work. Direc­ should drive home the Importance “ I think primarily it’s Just whose performance for Pope days in Kent County Jail after the Cremona, . “ It’s not the beginning of a produce by 1991, Manchester now recycles about 3 Tuesday Lotto: about the cost of collecting the bles in one barrel tors Stephen T Cassano and of finding markets for recyclable nostaglla," he said. “ Everyone John Paul II last month drew a 25-year-old singer failed to ap­ Bianchi’s Strad, known as the great big decline." — Lewis percent, or 2.700 tons, of the garbage it producs annually. recyclables separately from other The items, such as bottles, cans Kenneth N Tedford said that the material. remembers where they were spontaneous embrace from the pear for an appointment with a Colossus, cost him $726,000 at Smith of Bear Steams & Co., after 2, 5, 6, 9, 14, 27 At the same time, however, the George A. Kandra, the director of waste. and newspapers, would then be goal was an admirable one "Please keep asking them what when the Beatles sang ’I Want to pontiff, urged other handicapped community service coordinator. auction in London last April. board questioned the viability of the new law, which some directors said the public works department, told "Has anybody in the state gone separated at a the regional collec­ Tedford said that markets for they’re generating for markets," Manchester Herald may simply lead to the stockpiling the directors during their meeting through what this is going toco^Ksir tion center. Kandra said recyclables will grow and become he said. Comics Sampler^ USPS 327-500 VOL. evil. No. 6 Hospital’s health conference to concentrate on women 7 ON T H I PASTRACK by ■III Hsibrssk Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rataa are $1.60 and certain holldaya by the Man- weakly. $7.70 for one month. $23.10 Bv Andrew J. Davis strate the hospital's new "Doctor people know the system is v>iiu ..w. interested in the she sold "You can't manage stress Heart Disease?" or "Understand­ cheater Publishing Co.. 16 Bralnard for three months. $46.20 for six Herald Reporter Source" computer system, which available.” seminar on choosing a physician Without good self-esteem” ing Common G Y N Problems.” Mtu>PV, 6eR»Re ‘rbo tcil ...W E ^ $ 0 M 6 0^,60W\ Place. Manchaater, Conn 00040 months and $02.40 lor one year offers people listings of hospital There are currently 80 physicians can instead attend a talk on Her talk will focus on women by Beverly Grady, a registered doctors who will accept new named on the computer list. All managing stress discussing the difficulties In man­ nurse and cardiac rehabilitation In this space, samples of ^ T o Take Voor new r TdhVS i Second dees poatage paid at Senior citizan rataa and mall rates The ins and outs^f choosing a Manchaater, Conn. Postmaster: patients doctors listed in the free service a re Dianne Hunt-Mason an em­ aging a family and a career, coordinator at the hospital, will "UP&TAIG4 llJ MAHA0EA That M16HT £M$£T.' are avallabla on requaat. physician will be one of the topics new comics will be printed *fo0 Sand addraaa changaa to the To place a claatifled or display The system stores information on active members of the hospital's ployee assistance counselor and " I ’m going to talk about women lead the heart disease seminar wtih etoFi»e! WHATP'ilV discussed on Oct 17 at Manchester from time to time. Our aim Is, i Manchaater Herald. P.O. Box 501. advertlaamant. or to report a nawt Memorial Hospital’s second a doctor's specialty, office hours, medical staff social worker at the hospital, will getting permission to take care of Penny Rearlck, a hospital social to get reader reaction to new m M . ^ J! Manchaater. Conn. 00040 Itam. story or pictura Idea, call Women’s Health Conferefice, ac­ location and other bits of informa­ But informing the public about lead the discussion on "Stress in the themselves. It’s hard ,, to forget worker. Irm a Mertdy, a hospital If you don't receive your Herald by 043-2711. Office hours are8:30 a.m. that you’re just not someone’s comics, or to old comics that cording to hospital officials. tion people find important when "Doctor Source" is not the only Work Place: A Women’s Perspec­ nurse practicloner, will speak on 5 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 s m to 5 p m. Monday through Friday. selecting a physician. Frampton reason behind the conference. tive.” Hunt-Mason said she will mother or someone's employee” obstetrics and gynecological prob­ we are thinking about drop­ Saturdays, please telaphona your The Manchaater Herald la a The hospital's Community said. Frampton said Her talk will focus discuss how to manage stress as Hunt-Mason said lems with Dr. Elena Seguir and carrier. If you're unable to rasch ping. Send your comments member of the Aaaodatad Praaa. the Health Education Director. Susan "There was a need for better on the ways people choose physi­ well as what role a healthy There will be two other conferen­ Jeanne C. Folks, a psychotherapist. your carrier, call subacribar service Audit Bureau of Circulatlonaand the Frampton. will lead a discussion 'information for people who were cians. the positive and negative self-esteem plays in that ces scheduled for people to attend For more Information about the to: Features Editor, Man­ at 047-0046 by 6 p.m weekdays for N ew England Newspaper for women who may be searching out selecting a physician.” she said. results of such ways, and the means management During the latter sessions, people conference call 647-6600 For more chester Herald, P.O. Box doHvary In Manchastar. Atsodailon. for a physician for themselvei or "It’s a community service. The to select a doctor, she said. "It (a good self-esteem) is a will have a choice of attending Information about "Doctor Source” 5B1, Manchester, 06040. their family. She also will dei/ion- conference is a good way to let People attending the conference crucial factor In managing stress,” either “^Do You Know Your Risk for dial 643-1223. M MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedne*aay. Oct 7, IM7 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Oct. 7, 1987 — 5 Victims’ advocates Cops arrest 10 ■» ' Lawmakers release documents outraged by defense in hotei protest to press for MIA accounting

HARTFORD (AP) — Ten union members and WASHINGTON (AP) - Two ludicrous." said Lt. C6I. Keith to negotiate their release or the of drunken drivers offlelaU were arrested on misdemeanor charges after congressmen say they released Schneider, spokesman for the return of their remains. a demonstration by striking hotel workers in front of government documents on about 70 agency. "We have always provided Americans never accounted for ... the list of names of Americans "What has the United States By Anne McGraHi for his skillful defenses of those Aetna Life A Casualty Co. government done ... in the last 14 The Associated Press accused of drunken driving. Tuesday’s demonstration was held In an attempt to from the Vietnam War in an effort that are still missing or otherwise to increase public pressure on the unaccounted for in Indochina.” he years to get these men home?” Essen claims to have lost only one ptdillclie Aetna’s role in the strike as co-owner with Rowland asked, charging that U.S. HARTFORD — An advocate of of more than 1,200 drunken driving ITT. of the Sheraton-Hartford Hotel, where workers Reagan administration to account said. Schneider said the "narrative” officials were "snookered” by the stiff penalties for drunken driving cases he has handled since 1003. have been on strike since Oct. 1. union officials said. for prisoners of war. reports do not contain anything that Vietnamese during the Paris peace says seminars for Connecticut A former Dade County, Fla., Among those arrested was Henry Tamarin, “ After 14 years of stalemate and no negotiations, it’s time to put the is not in a soldier's file, and negotiations by failing to "press our lawyers on how to defend clients prosecutor. Essen has said that he secretary-treasurer of Local 217 of the Hotel and pressure back on” so the govern­ available to the families. list of presumed POWs." loathes the crime of drunken Restaurant Employees and Bartenders union. charged with the crime ought to be Ann Griffiths, executive director "We shouldn’t have to do this,” Tamarin said. “ But ment will step up its negotiating A list released by the congress­ entitled, “ Law Enforcement Offic­ driving, but thinks offenders need of the league, said the congressmen the Companies we work for are fueling the increase in activities with the Southeast Asian men names 70 servicemen and ers and Victims, Beware!" help, not the Jail sentences that are were,- "grandstanding.” She said cost of living for our members. Getting arrested is one countries. Rep. John G. Rowland, women and six members of the Nancy Ricci, Connecticut presi­ mandatory in many states. the reports have been available to The of the easiest things our members can do in this fight.” R-(3onn.. said Tuesday. "What we media. Some of the narrative dent of RID, or Remove Intoxicated On the videotape, he trains need to do is remind the govern­ the families and provide no new shouli Drivers, and other advocates of lawyers in approaches that may Meanwhile, contract talks at the Parkview Hilton information on the missing reports include sighting Informa­ ment that we left these people tion from the war years, and many the to harsh punishments for drunken lead to dismissal of charges or Hotel were adjourned Tuesday , nd scheduled to behind." servicemen. resume Thursday as union negotiators and manage­ say that missing Americans died in drivers said they are outraged over innocent verdicts, such as invali­ Rowland and Robert C. Smith. notin the seminars, which are sponsored dating roadside breath test results ment attempt to avert a strike there. But Patty Aloot, a Washington captivity but that remains were R-N.H.. said the dbcuments, ob­ psychologist whose father was never recovered. Hometowns were by the Connecticut Bar Association. or overcoming police officers’ The Hilton’s 170 union woriiers had threatened to tained from the Defense Intelli­ believed captured in 1967, said she not included. “ Everybody deserves a fair shot, testimony about smelling alcohol walk out at midnight Monday, but reported to work as gence Agency, were “ hoarded” by and other families were never fold a fair trial, fair representation," on offenders’ breath. usual. Tamarin said. He said the workers would Pentagon officials since the end of The second-term Republicans, about the documents and have had Ricci said. “ But uliy aren’t the “ They are teaching them every continue to work at least until contracts talks resume. AP photo the war in an effort "to keep the both members of the House Vete­ difficulty obtaining them and other victims getting the same represen­ trick in the book,” state Rep. Edith He said no agreement had been reached, but some public and political pressure off rans' Affairs Committee, said the information from the government. tation? The prosecutors are not Prague. D-Columbia, said of the progress had been made. He declined to provide Interstate 91 in Cromwell is closed and two tractor-trailer trucks were them” purpose of releasing the documents doing that. They tell you they seminars. "Where’s the commit­ details. following a 10-vehicle pileup on the involved in the fiery crash, which killed But officials from the DIA and the Rowland and Smith said the was toincreasepublicawarenessof ment to society?" represent the state because a crime "There is enough there to keep us going." he said. one woman and hurt four other persons. National I,eague of POW-MIA reports — based on information at the plight of unaccounted for Norris noted that a good defense northbound lanes Tuesday. Eight cars has been committed." Unionized workers had threatened strikes at Families dismissed the allegations. least 14 years old — prove that U.S. soldiers and their families. They M. Hatcher Norris, the Glaston­ is more important than ever in a Hartford’s three major hotels. "For anyone to suggest that DIA officials had hard evidence that hope that will increase pressure on bury lawyer who moderated one drunken driving case because or the defense establishment has soldiers remained in captivity but U.S. officials to step up negotiations seminar Tuesday in Hartford, penalties are harsher than they The Hilton workers include waiters and waitresses, been hoarding a list of names is that the government has done little with Vietnam and Laos noted that everyone charged with a were in the past. banquet staff, cooks, dishwashers, maids and Dead woman’s ID unknown crime is entitled to a defense by an Under Connecticut law. someone bartenders. Wages, health care and pension benefits C attorney. The seminars are de­ convicted of drunken driving the and the formation of Job training programs for new and signed to make sure the those first time must be sentenced to 48 AP photo former employees .were at the heart of the lawyers do the best Jobs possible, he hours imJail or perform 100 hours of negotiations, Tamarin said. said. commuimy service, and be fined Hartford police remove a striking hotel worker from in front of Aetna Life Workers make an average salary of $6.M an hour. In 10-vehicle pileup oh 1-91 Help Re-Elect "We can’t throw away the rules bethteeilJSOO and $1,000. & Casualty headquarters Tuesday after a small group sat down on the About 200 union workers continued to strike the First offenders may, however, be PdrbartL because we hate thecrime," Norris sidewalk. The workers, striking the Sheraton Hotel, chose Aetna for a Sheraton Hotel after negotiations left the two sides far CROMWELL (AP) - The iden­ Lewis said. Luena. 46, of East Hampton: and WEINBERG FOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS said. found eligible for rehabilitative protest because the insurer is a major developer in the city. apart on wage proposals. tity a woman killed in a fiery Gibson’s truck crashed into the Ernest LeBlanc. 45. of Enfield. The bar association seminar, programs. 10-vehicle crash on Interstate 91 woman’s late-model Ford Mustang No one was hurt in the earlier "The Drunk Driving Defense: An A second conviction carries a remained unknown today as au­ and crushed, the car. then crashed accident when a tractor-trailer T Expert’s Approach,” has been held mandatory. lO-day Jail term. thorities continued to investigate into the car ahead of the Mustang, driven by Raymnd Harris Jr.. 23. of a tte n d the already In four locations around the “ Nobody likes a drunkendrlver,” Bristol won’t let Lake Compounce close the crash that occurred when a causing a chain reaction. Lewis Philadelphia, blew a tire and hit state. The fifth and last session is Norris said. "Certainly I don't. He tractor-trailer truck plowed into a said. Eightv. cars and another guardrails on the left side of the sch eduled for Thursday in Jeopardizes safety and my line of slowed vehicles. tractor t^ilerVwere involved in the highway about 2 p.m., Lewis said. Weinbergfest Waterbury. family’s safety. But defense lawy­ BRISTOL (AP) — The city plans they announced they were leaving has been revoked, effective Oct. 1, cause of lower than expected Four people also were injured in pileup. ‘ ,jF\ He said the slate Department of It features a videotaped presen­ ers are charged with defending to get tough and will not allow they were in violation of our As a result, city officials said, the attendance and higher than ex­ the 3:30 p.m. crash Tuesday in the Witnesses said motorists imme­ Transportation had difficulty rem­ tation by Richard J. Essen, a drunken drivers to the best of our Hersey Entertainment & Resort agreement” Leone said. company hip, the "Iran A|r.” U.S. officials say the ship was laying apartment at lunchtime after Laezynski failed to report for work. After the group was narrow^ to "Twentieth-Century Master Amer­ fFill alter bridal purchases from elsewhere. mines in the (CHOOSE ONE: Persian Cull, Indian Ocean). Powell said. When the co-worker got no response, she got a 226 women. 20 Judges from the ican Photographs,” an exhibition of Despite all evidence to the contrary, Iranian officials deny the maintenance man to assist her. They entered the apartment and United Nations selected the 110. works by 13 American photo­ charge. The women will be honored at the EXTENSIVE HOURS: found the body. I EVERY graphers, Is on view at the Whitney Monday and Thursday 10:(X)-9:00 Police had no new leads in the slaying, Sgt. Richard Brocki said i state Capitol In Hartford on Oct. 14. loseph Biden recently withdrew Museum of American Art-Fairfield Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday 10:00-5:30 Matchwords Tuesday. SOFABED Six of the women who best exempli­ Country through Nov. 11. from the 194M presidential race (2 points lor each corrset match) fied the United Nations’ goals of Saturday 9:00-5:00 The 86 works, both black-and- after several news reports ac­ 1-counter a-intimidale ON SALE peace, equality, development, white and color, date from the turn cused him ol (CHOOSE ONE: Full utility service being restored health and education will be ho­ WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING PARTY IN OCTOBER of the century to the present and plagiarism, infidelity) and lying 2-court b-quail nored at the United Nations at a about his educational back­ HARTFORD — Telephone and electricity outages were represent major developments in 145 Main Street, Manchester ■ 649-8865 later date. Cohen said. modern photography. ground. significantly reduced in Connecticut, and officials said they The United Nations Association is 3-cover eiHTeete:^ full service to be restored to customers by today. a private, non-profit educational I Rebels in El Salvador recently Thousands of telephone and electricity customers had their and membership organization that agreed to begin peace talks with 4-cow d-oppose services interrupted Sunday when a snowstorm left as much as a supports the work of the United FREE PRESCHOOL President lose Napoleon foot of snow in some areas. The heavy snow toppled trees onto Nations. There are five association Duarte’s government. That gov­ 5-cower e-conceal (3-5 yiar olds) WEIGHT WATCHERS* utility lines. "Th chapters In Connecticut — New ernment Is backed by the William Seekamp, spokesman for Southern New England turn Haven. Bridgeport. Westport. Ditn; Friday Mornings ANNOUNCES THE (CHOOSE ONE: United States, paopiewatch/sportiioht Telecommunications Corp. said about 1,200 customers remained Hartford and one for southwestern Oct. 9th thru Dec..4th (5 points lor ssch corrset snswsr) Soviet Union). without telephone service Tuesday afternoon, with most outages Connecticut Tint: 10am until 12 noon BIGGEST NEWS IN t In a new book, Watergate iournalhl “ We’d like this to be a pilot I The President recently signed a in the Danbury area. SNET had about 3,400 outages on Monday. Lwillwi; Church of Chrlat bill pros4dlng a new way to en­ (CHOOSE ONE: Bob Woodward, Carl Northeast Utilities spokesman Emmanuel Forde said about project for other states In the WEIGHT LOSS TODAY: Bernstein) claims former CIA director country,” Cohen said. "These are 304 Lydall Street force the budget-balancing law. 320 electricity customers, mainly in the Danbury area, remained 0 William Casey knew of the Iran-contra people who are doing something in Manchester The old enforcement mechanism without power early this morning. NU had about 85,000 scheme. line with the worldwide effort ... of CaiNiet Church Office THE SMALL GROUP. was (CHOOSE ONE: (ound to be customers without power immediately after the storm unenforceable, ruled unconstl- Dei the United Nations” 646-2903 Something special happens than twelve people. Colorado Representative Pal Schroeder tutlonal). announced 1 ^ week that she (CHOOSE the ot when you put eight to tweive And because group members Trial opens In ballot-fraud case party iike-minded people together have more in common than just I Under a law passed a few days ONE: will, will not) run tor President in IMfiK ON extra pounds, our leaders can 19SB. NIIUH PMdiS they 1 Something wonderful.adei" They 9 ago, people who live in the state WATERBURY — A witness has given conflicting testimony on tailor the material to each Loc motivate each other. They sup­ of can carry handguiH openly As baseball’s divisional races wound whether Anthony M. "A ce” Guzzardi illegally took an absentee port each other. They talk group's needs and desires. stage without a permit. Those who down last week, only the New York ballot from his home in the days before the hotly contested May about meanin^ul things. And They'il also help you individu­ askin conceal their weapons, however, Mels had a chance to repeat as a 1986 Democratic gubernatorial primary. tiey iose weight. ally, like showing you how to fit ipU IFf QUILT thatd We call that effect ‘small the food and exercise plans to must apply for a permit. divisional champ. The other 1986 The trial for Guzzardi, charged with two counts of illegal NUUnifSSiS Tly^QUaJ^ the way you live. champs were the Houston Astros, the possession of absentee ballots, began Tuesday in Superior Court peopi YOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP group dynamics,’ and it’s some­ A breakthrough? Yes indeed. Newsname before a six-member Jury. Noi 757 Main Street, .Downtown Mancliesler thing that just doesn't happen (IS potnis If you can Monllty this Boston Red Sox and the witji one person. Or with But it’s backed by proven parson In th * iwws) Guzzardi, a free-lance writer, former sportswriter and former whict fifty, it's what makes techniques. Because The U.S. team laHed to regain (CHOOSE Democratic candidate for state representative, was working on decia new Inner Circle Inner Circle is offered I am a former Chief ONE: golPs, soccer’s) coveted Ryder behalf of a delegate slate supporting former U.S. Rep. Toby comn luitice ol the Su­ Cup from the Europeans recently. The Store-Wide Sale so unique. And so by Weight Watchers. Moffett in the primpry. u. That' And no one has helped preme Court I re­ U.S. lost the Cup to Europe two years etfective. it's also By law absentee ballots must be supplied by the town clerk to The a the reason we care ■ more people lose more cently testified on ago. the voter in person or through the mail after the voter has filed a C the lo fully compose each weight. Safely. behalf of Robert A > S The nation’s number-one college foot­ sworn, signed application for one. Only specified public officials group and limit its Effectively. ^ — Bork, the current my rc 20% OFF size to no more Beautifully. ball team, the ..1„ Sooners, continue to are allowed to handle them as a precaution to prevent ballot tteh F'*®* speec nominee to the roil along — defeating Tulsa recently, iichF'*** ^(Originat Price) Court. Who am II tampering. Uel 65-0. INNER V state I On All Merchandise 7 then, YOUR acORE: t1 to 100 polnis -T O P OCORE; state overrules local zoning board (Top Brandi) CIRCLE chain I I to M pokil* — EscsIsnI. 71 to 00 potnts — Good. 01-70 Oqint* — Fair. HARTFORD — The Connecticut Sitig Council, for the first Buppo Girls - Sizes 0-14 • Knovrtsdg* UnHmIlsd, Inc. 105-07 time, has voted to override a local zoning board’s decision to deny whoh GROUPS ARE NOW FORMING a permit for a refuse-to-energy plant in a case involving the town seek t Boys/Youth - Sizes 0-20 IN MANCHESTER of Preston. , , FURNITURE Las Husky Sizes The council voted unanimously Tuesday to nullify Preston s Demo Call today for information and a free bnrehure ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ denial of a zoning permit for a refuse-to-energy plant that 11 SHOWCASE Crowl southeastern communities want to build in that town. At the same 1115 MAIN 8T„ MANCHESTER • 843-4038 Tom< $^00 form erly ^20.50 time, the council approved a permit for the plant by a 7-1 vote. Bride ruioqe|i|0-S !»J|o*-* !s|»8uv The council, said Chairwoman Gloria Dibble Pond, had several furniture people since 1932 Levi boot corduroy and denim jean$ ■ 1- 800- 622-2999 Mayo -c i|ou |||m-E ipjvaspooM ROg-i :iH9mil04S/H3iVMl'M0]4 reasons for Its decisions rebuffing Preston’s opposition. HURRYI woujd Dickie cotton A* corduroy tiackt Mon -Fn tO 00 AM-0 00 PM q-S !»-t !»-£ ii-l !P-1 :saUOMHDXVPV "In balancing the public’s need for the service at a reasonable OPEN ^ Ellt tTmiit 25" Jtr cost with the effects on the environment — that includes public Peter's Showcase 1115 Main St. Thursday THIS 18 A LIMITEO MSing UMJeM :]WVNSM3N TIME OFFERI was Ir Wvi^hl Walyhcr. aihI Inner I ifvie a it iiAiIenvuiy >4 Wci|ihi Inienuintii*!. IfK »PFOo-s !|euoi|ini(|StKuun p»|nj health aad safety - we felt that the weight went with giving the 9:00 am - 5:00 pm 9:00 am - 8:00 pm • |9«7 W'Aly.hcrN lnirmj'H>n4l lix 4 floors of Furniture on SALE atteni - I :sa|i|$ papun-C :uis|je|B»|d-r !)|no ue)uad-i :]A03SaTIIOM certificate,” Pond said. MC/yiSA Open Mon»Set 9:30»5:S0 No Adjuitmente Uel Final Saie* Thur$. 'til 9 on Previoui Sale* O’Nel 8 - M, ■ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wediwiday. Oct. 7, 19»7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 7. 1W7 — 7 U.S. says easing up on Tibet despite crackdown OPINION WASHINGTON (A P) - A State treat the Tibetan Autonomous members of Congress and called But the violence has not altered .Department report claims China centered in India where the Dalai clear positive trend In China’s Region more like other impover­ for more righu for Tibetans. the department’s view that the wants to make life° better for Lama fled in 1959 — “ denies that policy toward Tibet.” ished provinces of China." Congressional sentiment was trend in Chinese government policy Tibetans, and a department official there has been any favorable Tibet, isolated for most of human The report, which was* to be clearly on the demonstrators’ side is to improve Tibet’s economy and says the current upheaval In Tibet trend” since a 1959 revolt against history by its location between the released today, was sent to Con­ Tuesday when the Senate voted 98-0 standard of living and to grant a China’s ahnexation of Tibet nine rilas not altered that opinion. Himalayas and the Kunlun moun­ W h y build gress on Oct. 1 at the request of Rep. to condemn Chinese actions in Tibet greater degree of autonomy, the years before. The report, likely to provoke a Dante Faspell, D-Fla., chairman of and called on President Reagan to official said. tains, traditionally has been A lai sharp reaction from members of the House Foreign Affairs Commit­ meet the Dalai Lama. “ No doubt the real conditions in claimed by Chinese rulers, but Jack “ The current situation would not medlci Congress disturbed by the strife in tee and Rep. Gus Yatron, D-Pa., The House Foreign Affairs Com­ the Tibetan autonomous region are maintained de facto autonomy Tibet, said, "there has been a change the overall thrust of the neither as rosy as the Chinese because of its remoteness. That empio] who heads the panel’s human rights mittee is expected to hold hearings report,” he said. new road to Andersoa conscious and documented effort subcommittee. would have us believe nor as grim changed In 1950 when the commu­ board I on the situation later this month. nists took over China and again in directc by the Chinese government to ease Since then, more than a dozen A State Department official, The report said that since 1980 as the Tibetan government-in-exile 1959 when the Dalai Lama fled and mend tensions and imi^ement economic people have been killed in clashes speaking Tuesday only on condition there have been strides by the portrays them” the report said. the Beijing government asserted review ~and other reforms in Tibet. This between police and demonstrators of anonymity, said the department Chinese government to increase the “ Reports from American em­ direct control. agreeti policy is now firm ly established.” seeking independence from China would have included an account of number of Tibetans in local govern­ sewer plant? bassy and consulate personnel who The It added, “ The central govern­ and the return of Tibet’s exiled the current disturbances in the ment, to subsidize the T ib e t^ have made a special effort to Between 1959 and 1976 tens of ment has largely done away with ter Dl spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama. report if it had been sent this week economy and to improve education ascertain the conditions of Tibetans thousands of Tibetan rebels were l^the special and often repressive in the region. Fogari On a recent visit to the United instead of on Oct. 1. and other ethnic minorities in the killed and as many as 100,000 were Q •^treatment imposed on Tibet in the board There may be some good reason why there 'Jjiaiil. Love & death States — which China formally “ We regret the ioss of life, and the It noted, at the same time, that People’s Republic of China indicate imprisoned, accoi^ing to the State ~*19S0s and 1960s, and has begun to ployee should be an access road from Love Lane to protested — the Dalai Lama met situation bears watching,” he said. the Tibetan exile community — that since 1980, there has been a Department report. major- the town’s sewage treatment plant, but it is Cross/ not immediately apparent. other QDD'i in the lair Motorists 810,000 The Planning and Zoning Commission Asaii learned to its surprise Monday night that such R. We try to beat were s . a road has not only been planned, but that of terrorists tions ' work on it got under way by mistake before a admitt permit was issued for it. The miscue on no-lead gas low ant the tow getting needed permits for the road is, in WASHINGTON — Barbara Newman’s Journey to - ’ WASHINGTON (A P) - Studies amoun itself, no big matter. The town stopped the the “ suburbs of hell,” as she describes the terrorist 1^ the Environmental Protection Diret contractor when the mistake was discovered. stronghold of Baalbek, was an exercise In Agency appear to show as many Geoffir No permanent damage was done. Journalistic enterprise and daring. Carrying Jack motorists as ever — one in five — Carats tors sh ‘‘Judge Bork has reversed himself just a tad, Senator — now he thinks contrai Anderson credentials that would only have are trying to beat the anti-pollution controls on their cars. C sugges But the larger question remains; What is perhaps some individuals should have a right to privacy.” antagonized the terrorists she went to observe, she is res| the point in having access to the plant from But an agency expert says the ventured into the most forbidden com er of the figures don’t tell the whole story the dl Love Lane? Few people have reason to go to Washington Wire Ayatollah Khomeini’s dark realm. and he insists he’s not discouraged. repre« the plant. While sewage disposal plants, Yet possibly even more intriguing than the “ If you study the data you’ll see tions t< benefit euphemized now to “ wastewater treatment Journey itself is the story of how Newman arranged the right trends,” EPA fuels FoiH ie the trip and why she went. We warned her not to go. specialist Richard Kozlowski said Whili plants,” are not quite as unpleasant as most We won’t send a reporter anyplace we won’t go after the agency released its annual day n people suppose them to be, they don’t exactly Cuomo in the waiting room ourselves. We told her we would have fears about tampering report Tuesday. amoun The agency’s report covers 7,541 T betwec attract hordes of visitors. visiting Baalbek, which for an American is the cars and light trucks that were By Donald M. Rothberg Convention, who most tantalizes was willing to star in a series of most dangerous place on earth. But she was grams checked in IS metropolitan areas One concern is second access and a quicker - determined to go. ence w the ” there-mu8t-be-someone- television ads promoting New between April and September 1986. access for emergency vehicles. That seems to WASHINGTON - In the wait­ else” faction of the Democratic York State. The ads would run in She went, firs ts all, to score a Journalistic coup, W ei^t Conscious Towi It showed; have some merit, but a rudimentary road for ing room of an allergist’s office, Party. California and Illinois, among She became the(first first correspondent to said tl • Twenty percent of the cars had would the expectation Mario Cuomo will How often he has slammed the other states. No different, said a visit Baalbek since the ayatollah turned it into a use only in emergencies would serve that had their equipment tampered contrai purpose. run for president was as strong as door on a possible candidacy. But state official, than the ads star­ terrorist training center in 1979— except for the with, the same proportion as last the poilen outside. he never locks it. ring Gov. Thomas Kean that Associated Press’s Terry Anderson, one of the year. The year before that, it Was 22 The The argument that a new access road would From Cuomo himself comes promote New Jersey. hostages, who unhappily, is still thought to be percent. medicE “ I hear from people real close to after prevent congestion at the town’s sanitary these responses as recently as “ The idea of a chief executive there. But for Barbara Newman, the trip was also a • Of cars requiring unleaded fuel him," a liberal activist said, to avoid disabling the pollution whethc Sunday on the CBS-TV show promoting his product is not personal quest. She wanted to find out who killed .18 C arat T W landfill, which now provides access to the dabbing at an irritated nose "that control catalyst, 9 percent had used being “ Face the Nation” : new,” a group of New York her lover, the Lebanese warlord Bashir Gemayel. Channel Set Diamond Band plant, is not very persuasive on its face. he’s going to get in after Super leaded gasoline, compared with 10 1.51 C arats Tw statem tourism executives said in urging The story began in 1981 when Newman, theii a (Tolal Weight) with 7 Diamonds Tuesday.” Asked if wants to be president, percent last year. ITwas 14 percent receivt Love Lane is a residential street that is Cuomo said, “ I ,am very happy the governor to make the ads. reporter-producer for the ABC television show the year before last. Cocktail Ring $360 about A skeptical response was “ 20/20,” flew to Lebanon to film a documentary heavily traveled because of its strategic being governor.” “ Whether it’s Leejacocca selling • Fifty-four percent were classi­ $2100 printed brushed aside. Pressed on thequestion, he said, automobiles, Frank Perdue sel­ called “ The Unholy Wars.” Gemayel was a key fied “ OK,” against 52 percent last three n location with respect to Interstate and 84 “These are people who are “ No, I’ll never be president.” ling chickens or Governor Kean figure in her story — a warlord with a ruthless year and 46 percent the year before. W er Manchester Community College, among other personally very close to him. I Hfe went on: “ We have terrific selling New Jersey, all have reputation, Arab, Christian, married. She was a The balance either needed repair or Cross/l things. mean really close, and they say if candidates on the Democratic succeeded in increasing the sales reporter with a knack forgetting the big story, no determination could be made. .74 C arat T W for fht it’s still unsettled after Super side, better than I am. They don’t of their respective products.” American, Jewish, divorced. Yet they were much Kozlowski’s first point is that the Stylish Ring persisti sample is not random. The agency An acqess road from there to the sewage Tuesday, he’ll get In.” need m e.” Incidentally, they also have alike — two tempestuous headstrong people who sometimes checks cars in an area with 14 Diamonds Why is it that no matter how became embroiled in a torrid romance. 1 C arat T W plant simply does not seem like a good idea. He may be right on aii counts — made lacocca and Perdue na­ to help local officials set up an $995 “ I never pictured us married and growing old Channel Set The PZC was right to question the road plan often the New York governor that he’ll never be president, that tional celebrities. inspection program there. About 65 During the interview, Cuomo together,” she explained. “ You didn’t marry Diamond Ring and should not approve it unless town officials denies any intentionof becoming a the Dem ocratic field is a bunch of areas have those programs, either Pol late entry In the 1988 Dem ocratic terrific guys and that the party also was asked if there might be “ a Bashir; hewasunpossessable.” analyzing tailpipe gases or visually $1350 present more convincing evidence than has presidential race, the expectation will do just fine without him. skeleton in your closet” that was We learned about the relationship in August 1982 making sure the equipment is in been made public so far. continues that he will do just that? If in his heart of hearts he preventing him from running, when Newman, now a member of our news team, place. Obviously, there are some very doesn’t really believe that. If he something thatif itdid not involve accompanied us to Beirut during the Israeli A visual inspection could deter­ Mai vocal Democrats worrying about dreams instead of entering the him, might involve a member of invasion. She arranged for us to Join Gem ayel for mine whether someone had re­ moved the catalytic converter, for 1 Carat T W their party’s chances of finding a race after the March 8 rush of his family. dinner in his embattled, sandbagged offices. He afte instance, or whether the restriction .23 C arat I w Bypass Ring winning candidate in*1988, espe­ events, after all that tiresome Cuomo said he knew of none, but greeted her coyly. “ That is the same blue dress you in the fill pipe that keeps out the with 10 Diamonds cially after watching the swift door-to-door retail politics of Iowa the reporter persisted even wore the last time, ” he said. Then he kissed her on Stylish Diamond A Ml large nozzles of leaded gasoline Friday destruction of the candidacies of and New Hampshire, if that’s though, “ Iknowitinfuriatesyou.” the lips and said gently, “ Welcome home.” Cluster Ring $1500 pumps had been removed. corner Gary Hart and Joseph Biden. “ No, it doesn’t,” the governor Beirut was a cauldron of bursting bombs, $460 what he has in mind, he must know In areas where inspections are streets said. "D o I look infuriated?” thudding artillery shells and sniper fire that night, There also is the matter of it would be very tough. undertaken, results are often much 7 Pollc with flares lighting up the night skies. Yet we status, what Cuoiho calis "ceieb- If Cuomo waited until after Of course not. He was smiling. better, Kozlowski said. Walkei rity.” On the Republican side, two March 8, he’d have missed his But before the week ended he caught Newman slipping off in the midnight to For instance, the highest misfuel- from E of the contenders are the vice chance to get on the presidential called The New York Times to ask meet Gemayel. She kept in constant touch with him ing rates were found in two of the he 8WI president and the GOP leader of prim ary ballot in all but a handful about those rumors circulating until we returned to Washington. Then he remained four cities without an inspection VarnI i program of any kind — 15 percent in the Senate — positions that give of states. He’d even miss New about his family. only a phone call away. pole, b Orlando, Fla., and Covington. Ky. them a kind of status none of the ‘Tm starting to think it’s On Aug. 23,1982, Bashir Gemayel was elected he wei York, which he probably could “ There are going to be more .48 Carat I u Democrats has yet attained. carry as a write-in candidate. organized,” the governor said, president of Lebanon. Nine days before his Polii inspection areas and this wili 12 Diamond Fting .27 C arat T W his frt Never mind that George Bush He also would betotallydepend- apparently no longer smiling. inauguration, he kept an appointment with political reduce misfueling and tampering $705 “ V ” Design summ seems to be on a downhiil roli and ent on no other candidate — not a He insisted to the Times’ aides. A terrible explosion brought down the further,” Kozlowski said. three-story building. When Newman learned that Diamond Necklace influei Bob Doie’s fondness for tart quips Gov. Michael Dukakis of Massa­ reporter that he was not running Many areas are expected to have impro] Gemayel had been killed, she collapsed. $550 has gotten him in troubie in the chusetts or a Rep. Richard for president. But if anything to adopt emissions inspections as llcenst past and that both of them finished Gephardt of Missouri —emerging might get him to change his mind Five years later she sought the answer to the part of their efforts to comply with emissi behind teievision evangelist Pat from the early events as a clear it was those kind of rumors. question that still haunted her: Who killed federal clean air standards. .32 C arat T W Van Robertson in a recent Iowa straw front-runner. “ It would be the thought that Gemayel? She contacted Gemayel’s trusted Despite Kozlowski’s optimism, Diagonal Channel Set Memo EPA Administrator Lee M. Tho­ poil. They have status. they were using that Itallan- lieutenant, 31-year-old Elie Holwika, who now admiti Cuomo’s best hope is a dead­ mas said in a statement it was Diamond Band Hart had that status and kicked locked convention, a situation in American stereotype and that my heads his own guerrilla faction. She asked him to $610 releas take her to Baalbek. "troubling' that tampering rates it away. Cuomo has it and.8o_does which the delegates would be not running was feeding it,” the remain at an unacceptably high .09 Carat T W He met her at the Damascus airport and hustled M - ^ Sen. Sam Nunn of Georgia, and looking around for someone to paper quoted him as saying. level” and hinder the agency’s Diamond Cluster possibiy Sen. Bili Bradley of New deliver them from chaos. ’’That’s one thing that would her into a bullet-proof Mercedes. ’There were two efforts to bring urban areas into Pendant Ma Jersey. But Cuomo says he dreams no make me go out of my mind. ” bullet knicks on the thick glass window on the compliance. driver’s side. She clambered over two automatic $200 In I C tM 7 by N t * inc But It is Cuomo, whocould claim such dreams. LeadN^used to boost gasoline the title “ America’s Keynoter” His denial was very clear on the Donald M. Rothberg is the chief weapons and settled into the front seat beride him. octane ratings, disables the cata­ "This Is the part I hate about going to political T w. (Idii A V after his stirring performance at CBS interview that was taped on political writer of The Associated At Syrian checkpoints, Hobeika snapped on the lyst in the tailpipe converters .20 C arat Mondi fund-raisers. ” the 1984 Democratic National Friday. That same day he said he Press. inside light to show his face, then lurched ahead installed on almost all cars since Diamond Earrings drivin without waiting for clearance. They listened 1975 to remove other exhaust Street $195 \ ( peacefully to classical music as they sped through pollution. windsi the night to Bekaa Valley, the valley of death, Motorists sometimes use leaded Acci 7 W (righO where the terrorists hold sway. gasoline because it is a few pennies .50 C arat .48 Carat T W Wirtz. Only local elections delay word from Joe Footnote: Newman finally learned that Gemayel a gallon cheaper, but EPA says Diamond Earrings Open Heart Pendant travel studies show improper use costs had been killed by a sophisticated Japanese bomb, $495 inlSKGold he jun owners 19 cents a gallon over the distan detonated a mile away by a 28-year-old political Democratic leaders from one end of this state to life of the car in shorter engine life $800 the po mostly oui o* oiate for six years. If he loses, he’ll opponent named Chartouni. He had planted 250 the other are happily buying Joe Lieberman as the and more frequent repairs, Poll retain his current Job but be damaged as a pounds of TN T under the direction of a Syrian party’s candidate for the U.S. Senate next year, but potential candidate for governor later on. when EPA in 1985 ordered maximum foot , V intelligence officer. We will report more of owner they want him to put first things first. ml Droney already has a line form ing in case O ’Neill lead concentrations lowered from Barbara Newman’s exploits in future columns. ' -1 police Local elections on Nov. 3 are properly center Capitol decides not to seek re-election. 1.1 grams per gallon to 0.1 grams . 1 * 9 say. F per gallon. The agency is consider­ stage just now. they are reminding Joe. so they are Lieberman. dropping for the moment his pose as .60 C arat T W (Ido Comments ing a proposal to ban it from left th asking him to delay his announcement until after one who hasn’t fully made up his mind, predicts Stylish Bob Conrad Mlnl-«dttorlal gasoline altogether, and some did no that date to avoid taking some of the play from that “ it will be a hell of a cam paign” next year. major service station chains have Diamond Bracelet But { The disclosure last week that some of the most people who are running then. Droney, after talking with many of the town stopped selling it. $1190 \ .82 Carat T W descri distinguished American writers of this century No problem, says Joe. All he’ll do next week — chairmen Lieberman was to be seeing, agrees. Leaded gasoline is a declining Round & Marqiiise Diamond Wirtz were the subjects of extensive FBI investigations which could have been the time for a formal That will be starting in about a month, once share of the market, and Kozlowski Waterfall NecklaiJ a c t^ said. came at an opportune time. A whole generation has Win declaration — is name an “ exploratory” Capitol to air his plans’. That prompted O’Neill to Democrats get this Novem ber election business out said it would soon become almost $1595 committee and file with the secretary of the state. tell reporters he was pretty sure Joe would run. of the way. grown up in blissful ignorance of the late J. Edgar impossible to use the wrong fuel in hospiti Hoover’s paranoid suspicion of anyone whose many areas because it will be 1.12 Carats I W Inphit E i mons I That will enable him to raise money right away. Droney. the source for my saying the Lieberman sibillt) The announcement, then, won’t com e until after candidacy was being joyously received throughout Political notes views he disapproved of or couldn’t understand, unavailable there. Tennis Bracelet the local elections. I'll take that as close enough to the land, said amen. ■ U.S. Rep. Chris Shays of Stamford was back at and many other Americans may have forgotten the $1395 m y recent column which said he’d be making his Lieberman says Droney’s encouragement is “ the the Capitol last week for the cornerstone ceremony horror of that witch-hunting era. The FB I seems to Tol speech “ any week now.” biggest single factor moving me toward a at the legislative office building next door — a have matured since then. But the revelation that Pharmacists want Lieberman, a former state senator and now the candidacy .” It shows, says Joe. he’ll have a united project whose cost he opposed when he was in the some of the greatest names in modem literature — to counsel patients In t state attorney general, isn’t biding his time until party behind him. state House. “ I ’m loving it,” he said of the job he including four Nobel prize winners — were targets then. This week, he was meeting with town He feels cheered as well by what he calls a won In August. Shays also said that if he were a of gossip-gathering G-men is an apt reminder that NEW YORK (AP) — Pharma­ Elegant jewelry of diamonds and jgold.. .just a small part of the carat weight A 1 chairmen around the state to sew up as much positive reaction from the financial heavy hitters senator he’d vote against confirming Robert Bork it could happen here. cists want to spend more time 7 Thursi counseling patients, consulting collection at Michaels, diamond experts for over a century. support as he can. He is also talking with people he’s talked with in Bridgeport. New Haven and for the Supreme Court. throui with doctors and less time filling who have contributed to his earlier campaigns to Hartford. He hopes to raise $S million to challenge a If the Senate rejects Dark, a Ramden attorney anotht prescriptions, according to a recent Poll seek their help again. U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker. the probable Republican can take some of the credit. Eric Schnapper has ■ national survey. Last week. Lieterman met at his home with nominee and no slouch at finding big bucks for his been doing research in Washington for Democrats 18. wa Jflanrbrstrr ijrralb The survey, conducted for when I Democratic chaiiinen from the cities — Jim own campaign. on the committee examining Bork. I Hoechst-Roussel Pharmaceuticals, AU items are 14K gold unless noted. All diamond total weights are approximate. the in Crowley of Hartford. Vln Mauro of New Haven. Droney welcomes the Senate race next year, now a Anne Scherr of Hamden, just about the best Founded In 1991 covered 890 independent, chain and causir Tom Gahan of Waterbury and a stand-in for that he has a soldier who is willing to march. Right press aide a politician could have, has left the hospital pharmacists. .i^v. Photos enlarged to show detail. PENNY M SIEFFENT...... PuWWwr driver Bridgeport’s Chris Caruso, state Rep. Mario Testa. on cue, Droney is slipping Into the role a chairman Capitol where GOP leaders gave her a bum deal DOUGLAS A BEVINS...... ExacutN* Editor The pharmacists said they spent Use our Early Shoppers Plan SO Ke< Mayor Tom Bucci reportedly told Lieberman it Is supposed to play — firing shots at the opposition. and will be working for a couple of guys from ADELE M ANGLE...... ^...... Nomrt Editor ' as little as 25 percent of their time and you won’t be billed tiU 1988. Jewelers Since 1885 Fitz would be better if he talked with Mario. “ The time has com e," a Droney press release said Greenwich — Weicker and Vice President George ALEXANOEft GIBELLI...... AmocWO EdHor counseling and consulting and cheste ; nearly three-quarters of their work­ BRISTOL DANBURY TARMINGTON HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERIDEN Ellen Camhi. the party chairwoman in Stamford, last week, “ to show people the real Lowell Bush, a form er resident there. Both hope to be on hewai DENISE A BOBEftTS...... Adirortiting Dlroctor day filling prescriptions and man­ MILFORD n e w h a v e n SOUTHBURY TORRINGTON TRUMBULL WATERBURY was Invited to the meeting but was ill and could not Weicker.’ Droney’s theme, which he’ll stress the ballot in 1988, W eicker for a fourth term and MABK F ABBAinS ...... BintnoM Mdnoeor and r« aging personnel. They said they Michaels Charge/Maslef Card/Visa/Ameocan Erpiess raid i attend. repeatedly, is that the senator is vulnerable, Bush for president. She will be with the Weicker SHELDON COHEN...... CompoNne MdniBor ftOBEirr H HUBBABD...... Prwirooiw MdtiOBW would like the split to average obev Lieberman also dropped in last week on Qoy. Bill overrated, and “ out of shape as a campaigner. ” campaign until the end of the year, then switch JEANNE G FftOMEflTH...... CIrculdttoo Monogtr i closer to 50-50. uninju O'Neill and party chairman John Droney at the Droney can’t lose. If Lieberman wins, he’ll over to Bush’s. » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 7, 1987 1 9 - M MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 7. 1987 — 9 Directors V.S./WorU In Bnef Planners set November vote SPORTS question Rebels on rampage In Sri Lanka on conversion of Yarn Mill By Oa\ T h t A t COLOMBO, Sri Lanka — Tannil rebela stabbed, gbot or burned to death more than IMSinhalese civlUana in a rampage ovem i^t The Planning Zoning Gominis- p a rU iv . is not yet complete, woqld serve them a ’’Notice to % “S 4i . . WA8I insurance In eastern Sri Lanka, police and military offldals said today. • ■ion annotmced at its Monday BrofAy said. “To date, t l^ ’ve Quit” on OctotMn* 11. .4-• m of tubs At least 40 people were reported killed when a train was evening meeting that it will vote on found absolutely nothing that will Highland Development Group MHS girls impress A large difrerence between the ambushed and set on fire near Batticaloa, about 140 miles the application of B n ^ y Aheam cause traffic proMema,” he said. and the McAllister photography Development Co. of West Haven, medical insurance provided to town northeast of Colombo, police said. Rebels also attacked a bus in Basically the plan will stay as it studio can meet tiiat deadline, said developers of the fo m w r Cheney employees and that giye'h to school the area, fatally shooting 21 people, police said. is, Bro|Ay said. "It’s just a matter Brophy. The gymnastira school, Bros. Y a m Mill at 219 Pine St., on of finishing our parking plan we board employees caused two town Fighters brandishing axes, guns and daggers massacred 3$ to Gunver and tiie Specialty Shop are November 9. can malw a reasonable presenta- directors Tuesday night to recom­ people in the nearby fishing village of Pullikuda, then burned planning to he out by December, he mend that the iSrard of Directors ’The developers, who plan to ti

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(R) (2D Alfred HiWhcock Presents D I Touchy Subject" by T.ood Strasser [HBO] MOVIE: 'Stand By Me' (CC) Four young boys face a journey of self- d D Quiqcy ABBY: 5 :3 0 P M (HBO) MOVIE; The Competi- discovery when they attempt to locate dD Gene Scott tion' A heated contest between two band i the body of a boy hit by a train Wil gifted pianists turns into a conflict be­ [CNN] Newsnight expect Wheaton. River Phoenix. Corey Feld­ tween love and ambition. Richard Drey- man. 1986. Rated R. [ESPN ] Scholastic Sports America Fruits of first c fuss, Amy Irving. Lee Remick 1980 only si Rated PG. [U SA ] MOVIE; 'O Lucky Manl' A coffee 1 2:05AM Magnum, P.l. salesman is captured as a spy and sent their labeir older I (M AX) MOVIE: The Cheyenne Social [HBO] MOVIE: Out of to prison where he contemplates a car­ 12:10AM no ch C lub A cow boy learns that he has inher­ Bounds' An Iowa farmboy's visit to Los eer in the movies. Malcolm McDowell, ited a Wyoming social club from his late Angeles turns into a fight for life when Sharon Glass, left, h e r ( Ralph Richardson. 1973. brother. James Stewart. Henry Fonda he's mistakenly suspected of murder. and Tyne Daly don she’s Shirley Jonas. 1970. Rated PG. 8:30Piyi®® Head of the C la ss (CC) Anthony Michael Hall. Jenny Wright, mothei Charlie's pupils believe one of them Jeff Kober. 1986 Rated R. (In Stereo) pineapple and to­ ITM C] MOVIE; 'BMX Bandits’ Three husba must go to make room for a transfer stu­ teen-age dirt bikers band together with 12:30AM ® w k r p in Cincinnati mato costumes as y eo r-< their fellow bikers to round up a gang of dent (3D Ask Dr. Ruth (CC) crooks. David Argue. John Ley, Nicole (3 ) Entertainment Tonight they film an upcom­ who Ih (3D Carol Burnett and Friends Kidman. 1983. Rated PG. [DIS] Danger Bay (CC) George's 8-year- ing fall episode of a re w< dD Uncle Floyd trust f 6 :0 0 P M CSD CE) d2) ® N ew s old visiting niece (Dawn Mortensen) nurses a coyote back to health (In (22) (2^) Late Night With David Letterman "Cagney & Lacy" ‘ (S ) Three's Company child. 1 Stereo) (In Stereo) Monday in Holly­ 0 u n fain CE) Magnum. P.l. 9:00PM ® Magnum, P.l. Magnum's dD Alfred Hitchcock Presents not (Ion d3) Benson wood. In the epi­ mother and his close friends gather as [ESPN ] Karate: ISKA World Flyweight always ffB) Sim on 8t Simon the intrepid private eye's life hangs in Championship From Lake Tahoe. Nev sode, “Greed," the parent) (20) Je fferso n s the balance. (60 min ) (6 0 mm ) (R) two detectives go Hooperman (CC) Mo becomes mases, I (2$ Doctor Who (3D @D 12:40AM (|Sl m o v i e : 'M ickey Spil- attracted to a handsome actor, Susan ts underground to pop” (2D T.J. Hooker lane's Mike Hammer: More Than Mur­ jealous of Harry's relationship with a TV der' The Manhattan private detective squash game-show knows - ® @ Family Ties newscaster. (In Stereo) sets out to prove that his friend, a police grandp ffl) Reporter 41 (3D M ovie captain accused.,of a drug-related mur­ corruption. granfdp der. has been framed Stacy Keach, Don (S2) MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour d D M O VIE: 'Murder in T e xa s' Based on C frequei a true story. Dr. John Hill, a Houston Stroud 1984 (R) [D IS] MOVIE: 'Hey There, It's Yogi Bear' real mt plastic surgeon, is accused of murdering Animated Yogi comes out of winter hib­ 12:45AM [TMC] MOVIE; Extremi his first wife, the daughter of a wealthy M y I ernation and hunts for food which leads ties' The victim of a violent assault dis oilm an. Farrah F n w rrjt Snm Flli.ntt him to search for Cindy Bear. Voices by covers her assailant knows her address, Viewers already leave new shows differei Katherine Ross 198'8TPart 1 of 2 ■ Daws Butler, Don Messick, Julie Ben­ and awaits the opportunity to seek re­ Insists nett. 1964. (23) (ID Corridost Tales of Passion and venge Farrah Fawcett, James Russo, child si Revolution (CC) (In Stereo) Diana Scarwid 1986 Rated R [ESPN ] SportsLook NEW YORK (AP) - CBS and ending Oct. 4, NBC had an average, winning its time period on Friday. parents dD Novela: Senda de Gloria "Most of our new shows are in [USA] Cartoons 1:00AM CS~) Archie Bunker's Place ABC, fighting it out already for prime-time rating of 17.4 and a 29 have m [CNN] Larry King Live 3^) Home Shopping Overnight Service .second place behind NBC, are share. CBS was second with a 13.2 unprotected time periods,” Pol­ 6 :3 0 P M SD Family Ties trust fu [D IS ] M O VIE: 'An Am erican in Paris' An (3 hrs ) hoping for some new viewers when and a 22, and ABC third with a 12.8 track said. "They either start the m y par (3D @D To Be Announced. American ex-GI finds romance and sue T (9.' Joe Franklin NBC is forced to pre-empt its and a 21. The season-to-date aver­ night or follow another new show. cess in Paris. Musical score by George the affc (TT) Jeffersons (CC). dD Twilight Zone prime-time lineup for baseball. ages are: NBC, 16.9 and 29; CBS, They have to make their audience and Ira Gershwin. Gene Kelly. Leslie Ca especia (2D Gimme a Break ron, Oscar Levant. 1951 (3d) Maude Viewers left several new shows in 13.9 and 24; ABC. 13.,'> and 23. on their own. and that's a slow views o ® NBC News (22) [ESPN] Surfing: Pro Championships A sk Dr. Ruth (CC) the season’s second week after The rating is a percentage of the process, but w e’re patient.” SO) Jeffersons From Huntington Beach, Calif. (60 min ) [CNN] Crossfire apparently satisfying curiosity nation’s 88.6 million households ABC’s big gamble, the Sunday Noticiero Univi^ion (Taped) with a one-time look. with televisions. The share is a variety show "Dolly!” starring (.3 ) Lov^ Boat DEAI [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Outlaw Josey 1:05AM SD Love Connection David Poltrack, CBS vice presi­ percentage of the audience that is Dolly Parton, was still paying off; ents cht Wales' An ex-Confederate soldier seeks 1:30AM C5^ Got Smart Pan 1 of 2 [CNN] Showbiz Today dent for marketing, said CBS’ new viewing during a particular time though it dropped to a 17.3 rating is their I vengeance when his family and home (11) INN N ews period. - [ESPN ] Inside the PGA Tour. are destroyed. Clint Eastwood. Chief offerings were off 8.percent com­ from the premiere’s 24.7. knows t Dan George, Sondra Locke 1976 Rated '30l Dating Game pared with 21 percent for ABC. NBC CBS had only "Murder, She 7:00PM (3D To Be Announced. "Once A Hero,” ABC’s satirical hasslini PG [CNN] Newsnight Update has few new shows. They were off ,5 Wrote” in the top 10 and only five (3D N ews comic-book caper on Saturday, [TM C] MOVIE: 'Tough Guys' A pair of [D IS] MOVIE: 'One of Our Dinosaurs Is percent. shows in the top 30. ABC had three remained in last place. Star Robert (D (22) Wheel of Fortune (CC) train robbers are released from prison Missing' Dntisli and Chinese agents ’’The Cosby Show’’ was No. 1 for top-10 shows and eight of the top 30 Forster has been calling television dD • 100,000 pyramid after a thirty-year stint only to return to a race to fmd a valuable piece of microfilm — leaving NBC with a whopping 17 life of crime Burt Lancaster, Kirk Doug­ hidden in a museum dinosaur skeleton the .second week of the season, with critics looking for some publicity to dD SD C heefs las. Eli Wallach 1986 Rated PG (In Peter Ustinov, Helen Hayes, Clive Revill a rating of 29.8 and a 49 share. No. 2 of the 30 top-rated shows. help the show. It im proved slightly CTO) Best of Saturday Night w Stereo) 1975 Rated G for the second week was its spinoff Poltrack said that was because in the ratings, up a point to 4.6. (2D M*A*S*H 9:30PM ® i® Slap Maxwell (CC) [ESPN ] Arm Wrestling (60 min ) ’’A Different World.” The rest of NBC and ABC have strong nights of The bottom 10 were: “ I Married (2D MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour Slap must make some tough decisions 1 :45 AM (HBO] MOVIE: 'Shadow Play' the top 10 were: ’’Growing Pains,” half-hour comedies that take up all Dora,” “Ohara,” "The Charm­ D E t (2D Barney Miller * when the newspaper hires a new sport Plagued by writer's block a playwright GOTT: sw riter. (In Stereo) "Cheers,” "Moonlighting," tho.se upper rungs on the ranking ings,” “Sledge Hammer!” —’^ y (2D dD Hollywood Squares seeking some form of inspiration heads ents ui [HBO] Howie From Maui Comedian back to the island where her fiancee "Golden G irls,” "Who’s the Boss?” ladder. Sister Sam,” “ Everything’s Rela­ dD Novela: Victoria Howie Mandel Invites hi^ friends to a died seven years before Dee Wallace "The Tonight Show Storing Poltrack said CBS feels "Tour of tive,” "West 57th,” “ Max Head- about I (S7) Nightly Business Report luau in the Hawaiian Islands (60 mm ) Stone. Cions Leachman, Ron Kuhiman .lohnny Carson: 2.'>th AimWer- room,” “ Leg Work” and “Once A whoop 1986 Rated R Duty” and "Wiseguy” arc doing (6D Three's Company 1 0:00PM (3 ) The Equalizer (60 mm) sary,” "Murder, She Wrote*’”'and well against the blockbuster com­ Hero.” in 19 [CNN] Moneyline whole (3D (2D N ews 1:55AM (M AX] MOVIE: some Kind "Family Ties.” petition on NBC on 'f'hursday night. The "CBS Evening News” was of Hero' An ex-Gl finds life at home more [ESPN ] SportsCenter (3D (3D Dynasty (CC) The police suggest According to figures from the The best new show for CBS so far is first in the network news ratings for hood difficult than his six years as a POW Ri aroum [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Terminsl Man' A that Steven seek psychiatric help. Fallon chard Pryor. Margot Kidder Ray Sbar A C Nielsen Co. for the week "Beauty and the Beast,” which is the second week In a row. brilliant computer scientist suffers from and Jeff struggle to work out their diffi key 198 2 Rated R Ing al blackouts in which he turns violently culties (6 0 min ) M y p homicidal. George Segal, Joan Hackett. CT8)J€B)ak 2:00AM 5 MOVIE; The Girl Can't Jill Clayburgh 1974 Rated PG Help It' An ex racketeer asks a down says tl (23) Born Again; Life in a Fundamentalist and-out theatrical agent to make his not h [USA] Airwolf When Jo's helicopter Baptist Church and Mike's plane go down during a girlfriend a star Tom Ewell, Jayne Mans­ this dll field Edmonrl O'Brien 1956 training mission, the Airwolf team must (2D Honeymooners Part 1 of 2 a tetan find them. (60 min.) (3D Noticiero Univision 9 Home Shopping Overnight Service in 1917 (3 h r s ) 7:30PM ( 3 ) p m Magazine An Ameri­ dD Together to Mars? IT’S AMAZING! 11' Sanford ar^ Son can woman who w as kept apart from her dD Hill Street Blues DE/ Russian boyfriend. Patty Duke 30 Win, Lose or Draw [CNN] CNN News noses' (33 Current Affair [USA] WWF Prime Time Wrestling [ESPN] Another Classic Summer (60 1920, ; (3D (22) Jeopardyl (CC) mm ) 7 2:05AM 3 N ews (R) WE’VE GOT mon li . (3D Truth or Consequences ■ 10:30PM (25) Alfred Hilclicock 2:30AM Sanford and Son early dD INN N ew s (2D INN N ews [CNN] Sports Latemght pertuE Carson's Comedy Classics dD dD dD Odd Couple [ESPN ] SportsCenter able, (2D M *A *S*H Muy Especial: Lucia Mendez were (3D 2:40AM 3 Nightwatcfi dD Newlywed Game SOMETHING [HBO] MOVIE; 'Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life comm (2D Barney Miller Is Calling' (CC) As doctors attempt to cal pi ' dD Win, Lose or Draw save his life after a drug-related acci­ 3:00 AM 11 MOVIE: The Red Dragon' with a Can justice could trump. Alas, West had no dent. a nightclub comedian's alter ego Charlie Chan gets help from his chnuf dZ) World of Survival travels back through the years to dis­ feur in solving a baffling mystery Sidney so you NORTH M -rt? trumps and declarer was able to shed THE BORN LOSEH<- by Art Sansom . (2D Family Ties cover w hat led him to this point Richard Toler. Benson Fong 1946 TO cough b J S2 be served? a diamond as the club held the trick. Pryor, Debbie Allen. Art Evans 1986 V--. ^ [CNN] Crossfire [CNN] News Overnight you di Now a diamond was led from dummy Rated R (In Stereo) ' [DIS] Mouseterpiece Theater [ESPN] NFL Yearbook Featured higfi were ♦ QJ86S By James Jacoby to East’s king, and East tried to cash A FIPM'*? ♦ 10 8 e 4 3 [ESPN ] Scholastic Sports America 1 1:00PM (3D GBD ® N ew s lights of the 1986 Pittsburgh Steolers argue the ace. South ruffed and exited with a PPDFITABLE It’s a sad day for bridge justice [M A X] MOVIE; 'Do You Mean There are (3D dD Lata Show (In Stereo) [TMC] MOVIE: The Dirty Dozen' A Rem e WEST EAST low spade, and East had to win and e m x> - tough Army major manages to whip an ROAR OUTPOT LEVEL Still Real Cowboys?' Actress Glenn ( 3 ) Sim on & Simon letanu ♦ - - - ♦ K 10 6 when 23 high-card points, almost all in lead back into the declarer’s A-Q. That unruly group of misfit convicts into • Close produced this account of a year in dD INN N ews up yoi ▼J088S2 P A Q 10 4 aces and kings, can take only three was an ugly 10 tricks for declarer, but OLOJP^ WHEPE I the lives of several cowhands working shape for a deadly mission into enemy ♦ S S 2 ♦ A K 10 tricks...... against .... four spades dodoubled. of course East was at fault for not m ic\D \ the cattle ranches of W yom ing Nar- (JD Untouchables territory during World War II Lee Mar ♦ J752 ♦ A K 9 Could something have been over­ O m s l W A L ■ rated by Robert Bedford 1987 Rated (2D Honeymooners vin, Ernest Borgnine. Charles Bronson DEAI ruffing the last club. (Surely South had 1967 looked on defense? CO^ eci0M‘S> ' NR (23) Tales of the Unexpected ABOUT!! son Is SOUTH a seven-bagger to jump to three South traded on favorable vulnera­ CD oldest, Rookie (CC) A treatmc ♦ AQ8 7 8 S4 spades.) W m iiA L 8:00PM (2D M*A"S-H 3:05AM [D iS ] m o v i e 'An American bility when he jumped to three spades, psychic aids the search for a serial killer (3D PELICULA: 'Separacion Matrimonial' in Paris' An American ex G1 finds rom ¥K78 who preys on housewives. (60 min ) ♦ 74 and his partner went along with the East was more at fault for not read­ dZ) S C T V ance and success in Pans Musical score DEAI ing yesterday's column. Then he would by George and Ira Gershwin Gene Kelly. ♦ Q gag by bidding four. Naturally Blast (3D MOVIE: 'Change of Seasons' Two [CNN] Moneyline apy ant V men and two women pair off at the same Leslie Caron. Oscar Levant 195 1 Thank You, Manchester... doubled, and West could not visualize have known at the second trick to lead method Vulnerable: East-West [DIS] M ii. ng Adventures of Ozzie and his side making 11 or 12 tricks in back the king of spades. Try as he vacation ski house Shirley MacLame, compuli Dealer: Blast Anthony Hopkins 1980 Harriet 3:25AM (H B O ) m o v i e . -Bullies' (CC) hearts, so he passed. might, declarer must now lose five [ESPN] Scuba World Hoping to improve the quality of his fa havior. tricks and be set 300. (3D dD Perfect Strangers (CC) The amo Well North East Soalh East todk the king of clubs and con­ rous Sunday editor threatens to fire [TM C] MOVIE: 'Summer Rental' (CC) A mily's life, a big-city executive moves his clinics I fam ily to a sm all country town where We’ve Outgrown Our tinued with the ace. South trumped, harried air-traffic controller takes his fa­ him to p 2 4 3 4 Balki. they unfortunately discover that evil Pass 4 « Dbl. Pass and crossruffed hearts and clubs untij WrLL You CUT mily on a Florida vacation and w inds up of a ps] (3D N ews m a sailboat competition with his lan­ does not dwell m the concrete forest Pass Pass he had ruffed his third heart with the A new book by J.’mes Jacoby and alone Janet Lame Green. Dehl Berti exposini O U T w i t h TH£ dD Hill Street Blues dlord John Candy, Richard Crenna. Rip spade jack in dummy. By this time the his father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is Stephen Hunter 1986 Rated P dD Columbo Torn 1985 Rated PG 1 3 later g Opening lead: 4 2 remaining club in dummy was a win­ now available at bookstores. It is “Ja­ MEMOS?----- I'M (2D MOVIE: 'Qunfight at the O K. Corral' [U SA] Tennis AT&T Challenge from At 3:30AM (E S P N ) G oIL senior PGA AMAZING STORE police. 1 ner. When he played the club, East dis­ coby on Card Games,' published by Wyatt Earp and Ooc HolMday form an lanta. Ga (3 hrs ) (Same-day Tape) Golf: Vantage Championship (Final out Im Round) From Clemmons. N C (2 hrs ) (R) carded a diamond, hoping that West Pharos Books. alliance to pursue the ootdnbus Clanton becom e Gang Burt Lancaster. Kirk Douglas. 1 1:30PM (3j (fD Nlghtlme (CC) Rhonda Flemirig 1957 (JD Honeymooners foj^ C R Y W G 3;35AM (IVIAX) MOVIE: -From Be In the Manchester Parkade DEAI (22) (2D Baseball Playoffs: American (2D Adderly Maj Clack resigns his post yond' (CC) A scientist researching the O U T L O U p i League Championship Series Game One at ISI and joins a private mteUigence or­ human senses unleashes a terrifying commoi PoHv’s Pointers Teams to be announced. (3 hrs.) (Live) ganization. (70 min ) force when he unlocks an mierdimen plates ii (23) © ) Discover: The World of Science (22j (2D Tonight Show (Ih Stereo) sional gateway. Jeffrey Combs. Barbara 9 rest of 0 Crampton. Tod Sore! 1986 Rated R (In So We’re Moving To: Season Prem iere (CC) (60 min.) (2D Racing from Plkinsfield Stereo) y I, »t. - : 1 THAWgg to -7 (2D MOVIE: 'Treasure of the Pitenha' An dD Hogan's Heroes' DEAI attempt is made to retrieve sunken trea Salt in the water DEAR READERS — Several (2Z) N ew s aid bont safe bowl In the microwave on 70 per­ WINTHROP *>by Oicli Cavalli sure guarded by man-eating piranhas 4:00AM Si Home Shopping Over­ weeks ago, I printed a recipe for an cent power until the mixture thickens, Lee Majors. Karen Black. James Francis- [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors Fred night Service Continues (60 min ) the bod] can toughen corn easy custard padding m ix^ in the about five to seven minutes, stirring cus. 1979 Hickman. Nick Charles [CNN] Larry King Overnight 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE risks of WHOfe ’YOUR NEW M R e . blender. Apparently, in several news­ occasionally. Pour the cooked custard DON'T b e l i e v e (2D MOVIE: 'Alligator' A baby alligator is [DIS] Palmerstown U.S.A. rem ove teacher [U SA ] MOVIE: 'Mad Wednesday' A Hol­ By Polly Pifher papers, tbe quantity of milk required back into the blender container and THie HACKABERRV^ /ANYTHINGSHE TELLS forgotten but not gone after being [ESPN ] SportsCenter lywood immortal, depressed over losing Most pit m the recipe was omitted. The recipe TERM’S flushed into a city sewer where it grows [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Wild Bunch' A his job becomes a big winner Harold to bone; blend until very smooth. (This will 'x o u A b o u t ME Into a monstrous size and devours^eo- MANCHESTER gang of aging outlaws ride into a Texas Lloyd. Frances Ramsden 1947 D EAR PO LLY — Why do my cook­ should have specified two cops of smooth out even slightly curdled cus­ ple Robert Forster. Robin Riker, Dean m igrate border town to rob a local railroad for books say to avoid putting salt in the milk. My apologies for any inconve­ tard.) Pour into a serving bowl or in­ Jagger 1980. water when bAlling corn? — V.B. their last shot at glory William Holden, 4:04AM CD) l Love Lucy nience this may have caused. Here, dividual serving dishes and chill thor­ dD Novela: Pobra Senorita Limantour Ernest Borgnine. Robert Ryan 1969 for all o f you who asked (and those oughly before serving, two to three (SD MOVIE: 'Anzacs: The War Down Un- Rated R 4:30AM (Ti; TwillQht Zone DEIAR V.B. — Salt in the cooking who didn’t), is the correct recipe; hours. Tbe custard will thicken as it h water toeghens com . Beit to let din Watch For Our H Break 4 eggs into a blender contain­ chills. This makes six servings. ers add sallalt as desired at the table. er and add H cap sugar and a pinch of However, many cooks maintain salt. Blend on high until the eggs and Healthful and delicious! — PO LLY Is there that a little sngar added to the boiling sngar are well combined. Meanwhile water actnally enhances corn’s natu­ heat 2 cops milk to Just below the boil­ Is the rally sweet flavor, and cooking it in Make delicious main dishes and ing point. With the blender running on d e b r is featuring the nutritious, ver­ GRAND OPENING 7 what yi milk is supposed to render corn espe­ low to medium speed, pour the hot satile egg with the recipes in Polly’s U.8. ACRES by Jim Davis w orld 1 9:45. — The Pick-Up Artist (PG-13) 5:30, cially sweet and tender. I ’ve always milk into tbe egg mixture and blend newsletter ‘ Cooking With R g p “ people 1 HARTFORD ^ ^ MANCHESTER 7 :3 0 ,9 :3 0 . found that quickly c o o j ^ fresh until combined. 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Th( Fourth Protocol (R) 7:X. 7, 9: 15, — RoboCop (R ) 7:10, 9:30 hope wh Peer Rldmrd’* Pub * CInemo — William of Normandy landed in hope wt RoboCop (R) 7:30, 9:». . WEST HARTFORD \ England Sept. 29. 1066. to promote (Sbewcene Clnemot 1-9— ThePIck-Up STORES us. It is Elm 1 A 7 — The Fourth Protocol (R) and establish his claim to the Artist (PG-13) 1:45, 7:40, 9:50. — Big 7, 9:30. — RoboCop (R ) 9:30 — The MOVING SOON TO the ho| Shots (PG-13) 1:30, 7:15, 9:30. Stakeout Living Daylights (PG) 7. English throne. Two weeks later, NOW AT Q (RJ 1:05,7:30,9:55 —The Principol (R) whenevt his forces defeated those of King 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE alone! F PEOPLE WHO know ^ 1, 7:70, 9:45. — Like Father Like Son WILLIMANTIC Harold at the Battle of Hastings. MANCHESTER PARKADE (PG-13) 1:15, 7:10, 9:30. — Fotol U.A. 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M y^ Dear Abby "I only sibling, an DEAR ABBY: I have been going older sister, has Abigail Van Buren to the same hairdresser for well no children of over two years. I tip her well, and HIGH CALIBRE her own but up until recently I l^ave been quite Ill I Mh I she's the step­ NEW Raised Ranch of MASSIVE proportion,., built with satisfied with her work, but a few mort mother to her your beat Interest in mind. ALL QUALITY MATERIALS months ago I began to notice that deal! husband's S- AND WORKMANSHIP. 7 rooms, 2% baths, fireplace, 2 car the oj^rator next to her cuts and Wc year-old son, stylesetfht hair the way I would love to garage and a beautiful lot with OLD STONE WALLS. Houa who lives with them. My parents I can. however, understand her have mine done. I ’ve hinted to m y Located only 6 minutes from the center of Mancheaterl com I are well-off and are setting up a hurt and anger because her parents operator to do mine that way, but m $169,600 relat trust fund for my soon-to-t^bom are treating her son like a second- she can’t seem to get the hang of it. Call 646-2482 "WE’RE SELLING HOUSES! "trei 0 child. M y sister is outraged by the class citizen. In m y view, a child is a Abby, how can I switch operators MANCHESTER - lit time offered • immaculate 7 room activ unfairness of this since they have without offending my girl? It’s a & child — birth, adopted, step or APphoior Colonial, 3 bedrooms, family room, eat-ln kitchen, Edu( not (lone this for "her” child. He has whatever. But then your parents small shop, conveniently located, screened porch, hard wood floors and much more, ahoul always been remembered by my didn't ask me. but I am Just not happy with my The ChllcJren's Defense Fund Is mount­ posters of glum young men along with convenient location, $159,900. mati parents on birthdays and Christ­ operator anymore. I admit I’m too ing an advertising campaign against abou mases, and he calls them "Grand- DEAR ABBY: My husband’s embarrassed to tell her I ’d like to their babies or alongside their teen-age pregnancy that will include Th pop" and "Grandma," but he cousin (I’ll call her Margaret) try the other one. I like m y operator girlfriends. "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES” to U . knows that they are not his real suffers from Alzheimer’s disease. personally, and don’t want bad Koor grandparents. Both sets of his real Whenever we go there for a visit, we feelings. U&R REALTY CO. on ( grandparents are living, he greet everyone with hugs and NEITHER HAIR NOR THERE teaci C frequently visits them as well as his kisses — including M argaret. Blanchard & Rossetto New ads target teen pregnancy 643-2692 poini real mother, who is remarried. Abby, what makes me uncomforta­ DEAR NEITHER: I understand I fall.’ M y sister refuses to see the your dilemma, but it makes no CttllM Robert D. Murdock, Realtor c ble is that even though Margaret REAL ESTATE 646-2482 WASHINGTON (AP) - The Be difference in our situations, and has no idea who we. are, she is sense to spend money for a hairdo AIDS, gonorrhea, syphilis and dictory messages to our young,’ teaci Insists that what is done for my ■ Children’s Defense Fund is mount­ practically forced to return the you’re not happy with. Tell your herpes viruses magnified thou­ Edelman said. "W e tell our girls to that ing a new phase of its campaign child should be done for hers. My hugs and kisses. The poor soul looks operator that you want to try the sands of times and warns; "Sleep be chaste and our boys to ’score." the a parents are upset by her anger, but against teen-age pregnancy by so bewildered, m y heart aches for other girl "for a change" — then around and you could wind up The ads are a follow-up to a series ” T have no Intention of setting up a taking aim at "the forgotten her, follow through. The alternative is to having more than a good time. of trenchant posters aimed a real! participants" in the epidemic: trust fund for the boy. I agree with I think it’s cruel to put her on the accept less than satisfactory work When you’re at teen-ager, the confi teen-age boys. teen-age girls. One showed T m y parents, but find myself losing spot this way. What do you think? and seethe silently. The choice is consequences of sex can stay with D.W.HSH ducii picture of a naked, pregnant belly Transit riders in the nation’s the affection of my sister, which I Maybe some of your readers who yours. you a lot longer than the under the legend; " If you’n ComnwrcM-Invntmant Company T Hii capital soon will be seeing the first especially value at this time. Your have had to deal with this problem memories.” embarrassed by a pimple, tn the views on this, please? can write In with helpful advice. Is your social life in a slump? stark ads in the campaign: posters A million U.S. teen-age girls lUNCHESnR $234,900 FOR SALE explaining this." NEW TO MARKET - TH IS HOME IS augg TIRED OF ARGUING AWKWARD EMBRACE ■lonely? Get Abby's booklet. "How of glum young men alone with their become pregnant each year; MANCHESTER Others showed wide-eyed youajj A CREAM PUFFII Lot* ol living can to Be Popular” — for people of all babies, or alongside their girl­ nearly half a million have babies. space on parkllke setting. 6 rooms. • etlaUlalMd letliuranl with full bar friends and children. mothers and babes under suci and apartment above. coun DEAR TIRED: What your par­ DEAR AWKWARD: Treat a ages. Send a check or money order Marian Wright Edelman, presi­ 2V4 baths. Inground pool, Walk-In •195,000 teaci "A n extra seven pounds could headlines as; "ft’s like beini cedar closet and located In one of ents choose to do with their money person with Alzheimer’s disease for 12.50 and a long, stamped (39 dent of the child advocacy group, uper SUPEIELO AID! keep you off the football team," grounded for 18 years," "The one Manchester's finer areas. Boltoh BeauHful $189,900 • And ie Prime Aoraa/Bradley Area •3,340,000 is their business. Your sister surely Just as you would treat anyone else. cents), self-addressed envelope to: said, ‘"The fathers of these babies Manchester $147,900 Ko warns one poster. "Become a on the left wUI finish high schoo 3 bedroom Raised Ranch In a quiet area of Bolton And 1.2 Aoraa with houaa and bam •250,000 knows this, and she should not be Greet Margaret In a warm and Dear Abby. Popularity. P.O. Box are the often forgotten participants Colonial on nice d e » lot on a quiet cul-de-sac In Home Includes living room, dining room, first floor abou father before you’re ready and you before the one on the right," am hassling you (or them) about It. friendly manner and wait for her 447, Mount Morris, III. 61054. in this nationwide tragedy," convenient location.. FrontFrc to back master plus up to 12x24 family room ss well as a 19x33 rec room and ENFIELD elem may always wonder what else you "Will your child learn to multiply 3 more bedrooms. Dining room. (Ireplaced living • 13 * Aoraa near EnlMd Mall/ "Nearly two-thirds of American 1^24 den on the tower level. Enemy features urgei could have been." before shCjl^ams to subtract?” room. 2 full baths, garage. Include 3 southern exposure skylights...... s, 2v2 wood-coal High tralflo area •1,250,000 male' teen-agers are sexually ac­ high- "Don’t let a hot date turn into a stoves and a thermostatically controllsid fan system tive. ... The biggest mistake we can The Children’s Defense Fund is FOR LEASE cpnd due date,” blares the headline of Deck and a 2 car garage. make is to ignore that boys are an making plans for national distribil IIMICMESTER $151,000 MANCHESTER intdr another ad. "Just a reminder that Whooping agugh is possible equal part of the teen pregnancy tion of the ads, produced by the NEW PRICE - NOT YOUR ORDI­ • 1810 aq.n. ollloa apace In naw Wli one night with your girlfriend could ultra (hodam building. Praallga problem," she said. Minneapolis-based firm of Fallon NARY OLDER COLONIAL. This nami last a lifetime.” home has been fully updated, anvironmant. •13«> aq. tl. "W e need to start changing the McEllingott. It began the teen-age D.WFISH have D E A R DR. about specific vaccine.s and can tell A third ad shows slides of the kitchen all new, Florida room, and TH E REALTY COM PANY cultural signals which send contra­ pregnancy prevention drive in 1983 TOLLAND suggi GOTT: My par­ you whether non-egg alternative.s largo family room on lower level • 4-4400 tq. n. apaoaa/Naw building ents used to talk Yard Is fenced and very private. w/dtfica apace. Oraat location In vide i are available. Perfect family home. Induatrlal park about how I had *5" aq. tl. the s| whooping cough NFL strike brightens beer commerciai WILLINOTON admi in 1920. The Dr. Gott • 12,000 lo 17,000 aq. ft. avallaMa tor I4SC or ml D E A R DR. I heard that B e tte r otlloa, raalaurant or IlgM Induatrlal aq. ft. Bei whole nelghbor- NEW YORK (AP) - The NFL tray of empty beer bottles. Shouts Peter Gott, M.D. doctors can do a test on infants The commercial aired for the H o m e s , Contemporary Ranch VERNON know h o 0 d went strike, which has cast a shadow of “ Tastes Great” and "Less — FREE MARKET EVALUATION which shows If the infant is a first time Tuesday night. % Manchaater $tM,900 • 1400 a 3000 aq. ft. apaoaa al El Cam- traor around whoop­ potential alcoholic. If doctors can across the hearts of the nation's Filling” are heard from inside the "Th e strike has been dominating 4 bedroom custom Contemporary Ranch with 15x20 Ino Plaza. Oood vtoTbllMINy from 1-04 410” aq. ft. when ing all winter. football f a ^ , has brightened up a room as the waiter shuts the door stone fireplaced living room, cathedral celling* In recognize the missing enzyme or the new8 lately, so we decided to ELLINOTON anal My physician ^whatever it is. why can’t it be new beW commercial. and passes a second waiter arriving have a little fun with it," Miller living room, dining room and kitchen. Heated a Naw 14,000 a. I. Ral. /Prot. Ctr. greenhouse, screened porch, patio and stone BBQ. Ko says that I could replaced? Would this help the with a tray of full bdttles. spokesman Bob Bertini said from Prime hi. 03 loo. Pall occupancy •11" aq, ft. not have had A 15-second Miller Lite ad opens (iSj^ _ Central air, appliances and a 2I icor garogo. able addiction? Milwaukee. with a shot of a closed door posted ------^ S E R V IC E S 3 243 Main SIraaL Manohaatar, C T 09040 Bei this disease. He also says that I had symptoms. If a bone plate causes "A t Miller. Lite, we’d Just like to A second version of the commer REAL ESTATE with a sign that reads: “ Football say we’re sorry If we might be 643-1591 243 MaiR St, Manchtstor, CT 06040 (203) 643-4616 clear a tetanus shot as a child. I was bom discomfort, an o rth o p tic surgeon DEAR READER: Although cial will be shown after the strike 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 Daily ftOOOM in 1917. Is he right? Negotiations.” responsible for prolonging the 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 06066______Sal. a004M C A U LENI MATYIAMATYI: OR CHRIS HELLER Hous Is the most qualified expert to give some people believe that alcoho­ ends, Bertini said. It closes with the Sei vl After a few seconds, the door football strike," a voice says. narrator saying: "We’re glad it’s advice. lism is a genetic or enzymatic We D E A R R E A D E R : Although diag­ opens and a waiter emerges with a "H ere’s hoping they settle it soon.” finally settled." disease, no scientifically valid Housi noses were often difficult to make in DEAR DR. GOTT: I understand blood test is generally available to 1920, whooping cough was a com­ botlli 7 that some vaccines are cultured in detect the condition. Some investi­ lines mon Infection In children during the egg. What about those of us who are gators have suggested that alcohol­ 7 Cent! early part of the century, before allergic to eggs? ics do not metabolize alcohol in the pertussis vaccine was widely avail­ sort« same way that non-alcoholics do. betwi able. In those days, physicians HRST PRIZE FOR QUALITY DEAR READER: Many vac­ However, much work needs to be to th were quite adept at diagnosing cines are, indeed, cultured in eggs. performed In checking this hy­ Pottlble In-Law Unit (iisca common ailments based on "clini­ Most notable is the influenza pothesis before tests can be devised Young 3 badroom WILLIAMSBURG C D LD N IAL In cal presentation" (how a person vaccine. In egg-sensitive people, to identify potential alcoholics. LYDALL WDC08 2 ‘ full batha, dock, garaga and uniqua with a disease looked and acted) — the use of these vaccines can Such tests would be extremely floor plan wHh FAMILY RDCM. Baa thla hoihoma with Ha so you probably did have whooping provoke an exceedingly serious valuable in identifying the disease BRAND NEW LISTING III UP- T O -D A T EI FLOOR■ PLAN todayllyl 18(ra St Call 646-2482 "WE’RE 8ELLINQ HDUSEBI" cough. However, whether or not allergic reaction. Suchv patients before it produced behavioral prob­ Real Estate This charming older Colonial on you did Is a moot point now; there must avoid egg-cultured vaccines. lems. but. alas, we are still a long Scarborough Road in Manchester is h< were more Important things to Your own doctor can advise you way from having this ability bursting at the seams with potential! argue with your doctor about. Cosmetic improvements are needed Remember that you should have a 647-8400 throughout its 6 rooms, 3 bedroom^ to tetanus shot every 10 years to keep and 1.5 baths. Newer furnace and roof. up your Immunity. 168 Main Street, Manchester Excellent established neighborhood. Won't last long! $165,000. N1 TW O FAMILY grov D E A R DR . G O ’TT : My teenage only son Is an exhibitionist. What Time taated bulldini building with 13 rooma. 2 M ODERN tion treatment Is available for him? KITCHENS one withivlth privetrivata aun Ilia braaktaat room. NEW ROOF, TRIPLEI QLAZEO WINDOWS. STEEL SIDING risk - Lota of mature planlinga and treat. Amaalta parking. infei DEAR READER: Psychother­ Offarad at $168,900. T l apy and counseling may provide a Call 646-2482 "WE’RE SELLING HOUSES!' au ^ method for your son to give up his and compulsive and inappropriate be­ risk havior. Investigate mental-health geni clinics In your community or urge BeH^fpee the him to place himself under the care SPLENDID PRIVACY!! WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES" bloo of a psychiatrist. If he persists in SUDDENLY BACK ON Generous size rooms make this truly a T l exposing himself, he will sooner or THE MARKET!! home built for a growing family. 1 ^ later get into trouble with the King-size fully applianced kitchen. 3 •eennfiHmY port Immaculate 7 plus room full-dormered AID police. I suggest that your son seek Cape in Redwood Farms. 3 bedrooms, bedrooms, 2.5 baths. 2 car garage, Blanchard & Rossetto BecHicStapliip. spacious rec room. Located on a veiy D.C out Immediate help before he fireplace, new plush carpet, large With the purchue of a new • Powerful 5 hp Tecumseh private lot on Birch Mountain Road in viru becomes a tragic statistic. Florida room Mint condition! 646-2482 Ariens 8TS24 SnoThro, you'll engine $209,000 Bolton Price reduced to $208,900. REAL ESTATE of tl dorr DEAR DR. G O T T : Is It a receive a free electric starter. • 24" snow clearing width Maxcelehiatedhis buthi% or I common practice to leave bone Ybu'll also get a super deal • 4 forward speeds and reverse infe plates in place for 40 years or the and all these features: • 2-stage power - throws snow GREAT FAMILY HOME T l rest of one’s life? 9 from _3' to 25' Century 21 Epstein Realty at tl ...... • 220°’ discharge chute rotation 9 Anti D E A R R E A D E R : Metal plates to 543 North Main St., Mancheeter * \ T / / JJJIII} Ai$oclitt$ Menrheilet CT at a fabulous place ther aid bone healing are usually left in • 5 year limited warranty WE GET RESULTS rese the body permanently because the Optional headlight is available Al risks of the surgery necessary to _ la l said remove them exceed the benefits. 9 ^ ^ 647-8895 ‘A DIVIMON OF THOMAS A. RlNOtT ENTEWFimEt" Chances arc, Max birthing r(K)m, using tx>mc to “ room-in” riB-;iS3 an ii Most plates are pinned or screwed I^V/YV Birfhing Center would I p m i N NIALTV fron to bone; therefore, they don’tslipor won’t remember what the prepared child­ anytime. Dad even be delighted to show WHERB THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION ” 1 migrate and they rarely cause taeft offtoa Indapandantty owned and operated. «799« a great time he had at birth methods they spent the night! The you their facilities and tion IJie Family Birthing learned at the Center. next day. Mom and offer you more informa­ and Center at Manchester Alter M ax’s arrival Dad shared a special tion tion. After all, doesn’t Unb Thonghto Memorial Hospital. they celebrated with “ Stork Club” gourmet your baby deserve MANCHESTER said But his parents will photo-taking, a cham­ dinner and got in.struc- as warm a welcome as New To The Market.. T l stud Is there hope? never fi>rget the w>on- pagne toast and hugs tions on how to care little Max? CAREFREE HOME. Maintenance free beautiful 6 room Wlltlamaburg who dertul experience. all around. All with for their little birthday Colonial with many upgraded Is there hope? It depends upon For more informa­ sexi the security and confi­ boy. Hama. Hang your hat and heart mer 7 what you put your hope in. The F'rom the moment tion on The Family here. Call for datalla. world is replete with stories of they arrived, they dence that Max and If you sec a “ birth Birthing Center or a 7 Hi people who have given themselves thor enjoyed the special Mom were getting the day” celebration in free tour please call to the attainment of wealth, power, GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD cis I prestige, success, etc., only to have attention and personal expert medical atten­ your future. The Family 64J-1223. 8 room. 3 bedroom Ranch. Impreaalve ram tly Room Nall their world crumble. So oRen we care that are so hard tion ol Manchester with cathedral ceiling. 2 zone heat, aolar hot water, Insti spend our lives grasping (or shad­ Lovely inground poofol with1 solar, roH ^ cover. 2 car EAST HARTFORD $166,600 Anti ows. The good news is that there is a to come hv in st>me Memorial’s top-notch MANCHESTER garage with electricity. MUf^H MOBE! IMMACULATE RAISED RANCH hope which lasts forever. There'fta ol the bigger hospitals. doctors and nursing $124,600 $174.$90. Thla home la In mint conditlonll Naw carpal In all 3 badrooma Ca hope which cannot be taken from Hardwood floora throughout. 2W batha. 2ttlrac tiraplaoaa. Fullflnltbad ease Throughout jjlior and start. 76 Florence Street.. us. It is the hope of the gospel. It is 'Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us! ” baaamant. Kltchan appMancaa remain. Central alr-condHIonlng. herp delivery. Max’s parent.s After delivery. WHY PAY RENT? Now la your Yard protaaalonaily landacapad. Stone wall capped wHb blue ulcei the hope which is discovered alata. Ovaralzad deck. MANY O TH ER NICE F ^ Tt U u Ir e s a n d chance to own tbla Immaculate L genii whenever we trust in Jesus (%rist had the support ol Mom was settled into oktar tbraa badroom Colonial. STRAND REALteSTATE . AMENITIESII To aaa It to buyl Give ua a celtlll alone! Put your hope in him and you Sold and Serviced By: of ( their own nurse in the her comfortable room BnUHINGCiNTER Much updating, mova-ln condition 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT W will not be let down. Sea H todayl conti CAPITOL EQUIPMENT CO. pri\'ac>' ol their own where Max was wel- AT MANCHESTER MEMORIAL MOSPaAL CALL TODAY- 647-“ SOLD’’ An; (203) 646-7709 Su Rev. Paul S. Johansson 38 Main St., Manchester ■ 643-7958 pass Emanuel Lutheran Church blooi to - MANCHESTER HERALD. WednegdaV. Oct. 7, 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 7. 1987 _21 Lawmaker About Towfi BUSINESS C raps book People who stutter meet Koffee Klatch meets HARTFORD — The Hartford Area Support Group COVENTRY - The monthly Koffee Klatch will meet on AIDS for people who stutter will meet Oct. 14 at 7:30 p.m. in Oct. 14 from noon to 1:30 p.m. at the First the B-2 Conference Room at C-M. Alliance Insurance Congregational Cburch on Route 31. Sandwiches, No Co.. The movie "V oice in E xile" Will be shown. desserts, tea and coffee will be served for $2. Chowder Analysts unfazed as stocks tumble Business In Brief Admission is free. The entrance Is on Myrtle Street, off or salad are 45 cents extra. Friendly Circle of First As 0 WASHINGTON (AP) - A New Garden Street. ' ttw p Congregational Church is the sponsor. tislni York congreasman aaya Education .M For more information, call Debbie Roth at 875-8401 NEW YO RK (A P ) - Stocks the drop as a percentage of the Dow Gerber Scientific re-eiects board Secretary william J. Bennett’a new tumbled in a selling spree that Ten Biggest One-Day Losses Jones average, Is that wide swings raid, after 7 p.m. otrsi AIDS education handbook ie too Parents' program offered wiped nearly 100 points from the in the market have become com­ HARTFORD — At the annual meeting of Gerber Scientific Inc. and I long on moral preacriptiona'andtoo Dow Jones industrial average. Wall IN THE DOW JOJES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE monplace, largely because of com­ held last week at the Summit Hotel, shareholders re-elected chssl abort on the facta teen-agera need to Visit the dinosaurs A four-series program for parents is planned by the Street’s biggest one-day drop ever, puterized program trading, which incumbent directors H. Joseph Gerber, Stanley I.even, Stanley and ( Parent Education Department of Manchester Memor­ October 6,1987 and know to avoid contracting the Nutmeg Branch of the YWCA is sponsoring a trip on but analysts were unfazed by what allows professionals to unload Simon, Belmont Towbin, and Roger B. McCormick. ial Hospital. The series begins Oct. 14, from 7:30 to 9 axpw diaeaae. Oct. 15 to Dinosaur State Park in Rocky Hill. The trip, amounted to a $73 billion paper loss. stocks quickly. The shareholders also approved proposals to amend the p.m., and ends on Nov. 18. For more information, call nays' ‘T have no problem aendihg a for parents and their children, is 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. " I t ’s not the beginning of a great Sept. 11,1906 ^ 6 1 i i i The 10 biggest daily gains in the company’s certificate of incorporation and by-Laws to increase ctaln 646- 1222, extension 2405. meaaage of morality,” Rep. Ted The cost is $10 for members and $12.50 for big decline,” said Lewis Smith of history of the Dow Jones average authorized common stock to 65 million shares, and to authorize css, Stress and arthritis will be the subject of the Arthritis mark W ^ a , D-N.Y., aaid Tueaday. But non-members. Pre-registration should be made by Bear Stearns & Co. after the -61 87 all took place this year. Eight of the the issuance of 10 million shares of preferred stock, to be issued Support Group meeting at the hospital Oct. 14 from 7 to July 7 .1986 "to pretend that thia problem really Monday. For more information, call 647-1437. best-known measure of stock 10 largest daily losses also have from time to time by the directors. prlvo 0 p.m. Penny Rearick will speak. For more occurred since Jan. I. la being addreaaed by taking thia The YWCA nursery school has an opening in its market performance feil Tuesday March 30.1987 Percentage loss eopvi moraliatic approach only la not information, call 6461222, extensior 2185. by 91.55 points, or 3.47 percent, 4 compared lo 1929's rlphk three-day program, which meets Monday, Tuesday Over the course of these gyra­ and I dealing with the real world.” Tours of the family birthing unit will be conducted closing at 2,548.63. and Wednesday from 0 to 11:30 a.m. / ■01^ Tuesday' tions. the indicator soared more P&W to iay off 80 in Middietown may I Weiaa, who is chairman of the Sunday a nd Oct. 18 at 3:30 p.m. Tours are limited in sise The previous record fora one-day 5 May 15.1987 -52.97 tion { Call the center for more information. than 826 points, from 1.895.95 to Houae Government Operations sub­ and require advance re^stratlon. To register, rail drop in the closely-watched aver­ Oct 6 Ocl 28 EAST HARTFORD — Pratt & Whitney will lay off 80 ths I 647- 4735 between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. 2,722.42, before falling back to its committee on intergovernmental age was on Sept. 11, 1986, when it Sept. 1.1987 -51.98 1987 1929 production workers at its Middletown plant Friday, marking the odvti Church has a fair 6 current levels. tlsam relations, said that given the skidded 86.61 points. first layoffs of hourly workers by a United Technologies Corp. butic -51 71 Tuesday's plunge wiped out $73 "tremendous amount” of sexual The Women's Christian Fellowship of Second College costs discussed As a percentage of the Dow, 7 April 13.1987 subsidiary this year. llshti billion in share values, according to Hsra activity among teen-agers, the Congregational Church is sponsoring an Olde-Tyme however, THiesday’s decline didn’t The layoffs are "part of the streamlining which has resulted 0 The high costs of college and the assistance that is Wilshire Associates of Beverly Publl Education Department booklet Fair on Nov. 7 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Space is still compare with Black Tuesday, the 8 April 22, 1987 -51. from the increased competitiveness of our business," said available will be the topic of discussion at the Whlfon Hills, Calif. The market value of should have offered extensive Infor­ available. For more information, call 647-9619 or worst day in Wall Street history. On Sandra Ahearn, spokeswoman for the East Hartford-based jet mation "about the use of condoms, Memorial Library on North Main Street on Oct. 15 at Oct. 28, 1929, in the midst of the 5,000 NYSE, American and Over 6462863. 9 Sept 15, 1987 -46.46 The Counter stocks tracked by engine manufacturer. about sanitary needles and so on.” 7:30 p.m. Blanche and David Dodes from Scholarship Great Crash, the average fell 38.33, 12.9% jS Wilshire fell to $3,156 trillion, for a P&W employees about 27,000 workers throughout Connecticut The Bennett booklet, in contrast and Financial Aid Services in Hamden will speak. To closing at 260.64 for a loss of 12.9 Aug 18. 1987 -45.^1 drop decline of 2.26 percent. A year ago, and is the largest division of Hartford-based UTC. to U.S. Surgeon General C. Everett Widows and widowers meet register, call the library at 6466892. percent. 10 mmEMmmmmmmrnBmmm REV) the Wilshire index stood at $2,390 Last January, UTC began a corporatewide effort to reduce its Koop's own report on AIDS, frowns The drop Tuesday in light trading do Chapter 11 of the Widows and Widowers Association trillion. bo on condoms and says that if was blamed on anxiety over rising POWTS; to 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 management ranks and, as part of that move to cut payroll costs, will celebrate Its 10th anniverary on Sunday at 1:30 Also Tuesday, yields on the so teachers discuss them, they should interest rates and on gloomy nearly 2,000 salaried employees agreed to early retirement or p.m. at Luther Hall, Emanuel Lutheran Church on bellwether 36year Treasury bond 181 point out condoms "can and do forecasts, reportedly including one AP graphic voluntary termination. Church Street. Officers wili be installed. A potluck will reached 9.78 percent, compared LOF fall." Service Notes by the idiosyncratic Robert Prech- accurate forecasts based on such C CO be served. Music will be provided by Edith Olinyk. not concerned that the decline was with about 9.20 percent in early Bennett, said parents and tor, that the market had reached a Former members are invited. Call 6363782 to register. trends as skirt lengths and rock the beginning of a steep drop. September and an average of 7.39 Ec teachers should teach youngsters short-term high and would drop Tw o promoted at First Federal lyrics, was rumored to have issued A.C. Moore of Argus Research percent in January. The rate is at Ini that sexual restraint is a virtue and back. __nil Brennan completes course a bearish forecast on his private Corp. predicted a continuation of its highest level since 1985. EAST HARTFORD — George E. Stewart, president of the First the one sure way to avoid AIDS. “ This thing fed on itself,” said Hospital offers CPR hotline. the bull cycle because corporate There were concerns Tuesday Federal Savings and Loan Association of East Hartford, has FOUl "This is not moralizing: it is Pvt. M chael P. Brennan, son of Carmella M. and Smith. “ It became a pyschologi- Wed 50 years Staff members at his office in profits are expected to keep climb­ that higher yields would make announced two recent promotions. oil realisrh,” Bennett told a news Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, a life-saving tech­ Thomas C. Brennan of 190 Pr in c e t o n h a s completed cally involved decline.” Lo Gainesville, Ga.. said he was ing and the Federal Reserve Board some Treasury issues a more Thora Abbott, formerly assistant teller supervisor in the home conference Tuesday while intro­ nique using artificiai berathing and external heart the tactical communications systems course at Fort Prechter. a psychology graduate Co Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. and Julia (Kaselauskas) Borst, unavailable for comment, and they is unlikely to restrict credit attractive investment than stocks office, has been promoted to teller supervisor in the Vernon ducing the booklet. compression, is offered at Manchester Memorial Sill, Okla. \ and former rock drummer who has declined to disclose any of his latest significantly. and would siphon money from Wall His 28-page booklet. "AID S and shown in their wedding picture, celebrated their 50th Hospital. He is a 1981 graduate of East Catholic High School. attracted a wide following because branch. Abbott joined the association in July 1986. forecasts. Another reason for the lack of Street, said Michael Metz, a vice Maureen Lapointe has moved up from assistant teller T anniversary Sept. 13 with a small gathering at their home Classes are offered throughout the year. One-session of what traders call remarkably the Education of Our Children," Smith and other analysts were concern, besides the small size of president with Oppenheimer & Co. suggests that schools ordinarily at 713 N. Main St. They were married Sept. 11,1937, at St. and two-session classes are available. For mdre Bensche rated as navigator supervisor in the South Windsor branch to teller supervisor in the 01 information, call 647-4738. Manchester branch, located oh West Middle Turnpike. Lapointe can wait until sex education Bridget Church and have been lifelong residents of DRIV courses at the Junior high level to Second Lt. Michael P. Bensche, son of Edward U. began her work with First Federal in July 1984. Manchester. Mr. Borst was manager of the J.W. Hale Ml teach youngsters the facts about Diabetes club meets and Adeline M. Bensche of Hebron, has been a w a rd s Congress learns creative accounting roi AIDS and how it is spread. grocery store until it closed and Mrs. Borst is the owner of the aeronautical rating of navigator from U.S. Air Sh Koop has said frank instruction Billie’s Beauty Shop on Starkweather Street, formerly at East of the River Dipbetes Ciub will meet on Tuesday Force Navigator Training at Mather Air Force Base, Dollar down, gold higher In Europe Co about AIDS should start in early at 7:30 p.m. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. The Calif. : By John Cunniff would send private businessmen to the Ip-Titt: Moore claims that lawmakers have to Depot Square. The couple has a daughter, two LONDON — The dollar fell against all major currenclesexcept elementary school. 'l\nd he has meeting is free and open to the public. For more He is a 1986 graduate of the University of The Associated Press penitentiary." ^ ;^fmtenedTdUened the budgets of domestic programs by REG the Canadian dollar in early European trading today. Gold rose in urged men who engage in any grandchildren and a great-grandson. information, call 633-2419. Connecticut. t Sometimes, he claims, it doesn’t know what it $150 billion in real dollars — that is. with od high-risk sexual activity to wear NEW YORK — Creative accounting is an does. inflation wrung out of the numbers — since response to the falling dollar. 3,0 cpndoms from start to finish during amazing tool in the hands of corrupt executives, Last year, for instance, not a single President Carter left office. Dealers said the dollar had slumped in Far East dealings on cle intercourse. dishonest accountants and common thieves. Or, congressman was aware that two of 690 pages He offers several proposals. technical factors and in reaction to higher West German interest wii Without mentioning Koop by says Stephen Moore, in the hands of Congress. were missing from budget legislation sent to the rates, as well as speculation that Japan would raise interest He Moore has just completed a study of what he president. "This was no minor oversight,” says He would prohibit Congress from shifting rates. ovi name, Bennett said, "People who thr have thought or who have been calls “ budget process horror stories," illus­ Moore, "The omitted pages contained a $2.4 payments from one year to another, switch to The record fall on Wall,Street Tuesday also hit confidence in the W a l l o o n s ^ billion appropriation for renting and operating lor suggesting that condoms will pro­ trated with tales of how Congress has fooled the biennial or two-year budgeting, and define dollar, dealers said. Co vide an adequate safeguard against SIEFFERTS public and probably even itself with its financial federal buildings across the country." budget cuts on the basis of what was spent the In Tokyo, where the business day ends as European trading oni shenanigans. Occasionally, he continues. Congress embar­ year before, rather than on convoluted reason­ the spread of AIDS are, I think, now opens, the dollar declined against the Japanese yen for the h e D admitting either to overstatement AL "Bookkeeping deceptions and accounting rasses itself. ing that permits increases to be- labeled second consecutive day. ft closed at 146.43 yen, down from Ho or mistake." ' gimmicks have become a convenient substitute Last summer it passed reforms that would decrea.ses. Tuesday’s close of 147.00 yen. COI Bennett said Koop recently ac­ for honest spending cuts," he says. Unless the outlaw many of its own most blatant budget But above all, he would restore power over the In later London trading the dollar continued to fall against the am abuses. But the historical record suggests budgeting process to the White House. knowledged condoms had an "e x ­ budget process is reformed, he suggests budget Japanese currency, and was quoted at 145.50 yen. onl amazing creativity in congressional accounting. He would enhance the president's recission traordinarily high" failure rates deficits are destined to continue. ” One British pound cost$t.6410in London today, moreexpensive leo He contends Congress consistently outspends New abuses often replace the old. power, or the ability to request Congress to 331 when used by homosexuals during than the $1.6315 on Tuesday. the president. President Ford asked for $349 ft runs through its own red lights. cancel unnecessary spending that already has anal intercour.se. In London gold opened at $458.30 a troy ounce, compared with AUD Koop was in Europe and unavail­ billion in 1976: Congress gave him $372 billion. In 1974, Congress passed rules to force strict been appropriated by Congress, As matters tio i oth President Carter asked for $616 billion in 1981: spending discipline on itself. But it found the stand. Congress can ignore such requests. late Tuesday’s $457.50. At mid-morning today the city’s five Vli able for comment. Congress raised it by $62 billion. rules too tough: in the past decade, a rule that And rather than being forced to accept major bullion dealers fixed a recommended price of $458.55. roi Bennett said his department pri cleared its handbook with the White ft continues: President Reagan asked for $973 would limit appropriations has been waived 500 /"omnibus" packages from Congress with an either-or, takc-it-or-leave-lt command, the fie House, not the Public Health billion in 1986. and Congress raised him by $17 times in the House alone, rie Sei vice. billion. Since the Ford administration, says ft pulls the wool over its own eyes. president would be empowered with the ability wll Weiss charged that the White Moore, average congressional spending has In fiscal 1987 it "erased” $700 million from the to make line-item vetoes. Stfl House Domestic Policy Council is exceeded the president’s request by $30 billion deficit by pushing general revenue sharing Ultimately, he concludes, conquering the $180 ne< bottling up AIDS education guide­ Congress, says Moore, a fellow of the Heritage payments forward one month so that the billion budget deficit will require Congress to m< lines prepared by the federal IRTH Foundation, a conservative think tank, "has spending would occur at the end of fiscal year restore the president's leadership role in the 17f Centers for Disease Control. "It's been permitted to pull off accounting tricks that 1986 rather than in fiscal year 1087 budgetary process. 7 sort of a continuation of the struggle Special EXPi between Dr. Koop and Dr. Bennett kei to the detriment of fighting the sor I Me disease." Weiss said. Opening October 7th How do you become a stockbroker? M Mo QUESTION: brokerage houses until you find one "prep school” where I can take a 10%-30%off Studies show OF After being out willing to sponsor you for the study course to prepare for a on all jewelry in the ntore. BASH! of school for 10 registered rep’s exam stockbroker’s license? Offrr «*«pirp(i on 12/24/87. ^ ruL herpes adds years. I have QUESTION: My niece called ANSWER; Sure. The best known decided to con­ Investors’ Oui tinue my educa­ a with good news. She has connected and the one to which most major One hand-crafted Cloissonne e l < to AIDS risk tion and go to Guide with a Wall Street firm and is being brokerage firms send recruits is the con college for a trained to take the examlnatjon for New York Institute of Finance, 90 braclel per customer with a viev William A. Doyle a broker’s license. How long will it Pine St . New York. N Y 10004 Free! NEW YORK (AP) - Evidence is NEC business de­ purchase. tore growing that genital herpes can not 4HEAt> GREAT BIRTHDAY SPECIALS 13" ZENITH gree. My real be before she starts earning Besides having clas.ses people ing only activate a latent AIDS infec­ VIDEO CASSETTE COLOR dream is to be­ commissions? attend the institute also offers a (Lim it 100 Braclolt) lnc( tion but also can increase men’s RECORDER FROM GENERAL ELECTRIC! PORTABLE come a stock­ BlAIH. three-volume correspondence Witt risk of catching the disease from broker. How ABSWER: If her firm is a course. ten infected women, researchers say. • wins LESS HEMOTE GENERAL does a person become a broker? NASD members, as are all broker­ member of the New York Stock eve I • CABLE READY GENERAL age firms doing business with the Exchange, she must be with the There are other . training pro­ 12 t Three studies reported Tue.sday grams and schools around the • VMS FORM AT ELECTRIC ELECTRIC *1 6 9 ANSWER: By taking the "Series public. But all NASD firms are not firm for eight weeks before sitting JEWELERS, INC. S u rest that herpes, genital warts SATISFACTION country, too numerous to list here. UNDERCOUNTER (Sh SELF CLEANING WHILE TH EY LAST Seven General Securities Regis­ NYSE members for the exam. And she can’t sell and syphilis can increase men's You’ll find their names and ad­ IM DISHWASHER ^ GUARANTEED 3

t t - M AN CH ESTER H ER A LD . Wednegday. Oct. 7, 1M7 M ANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Oct. 7, 1987 — 88 k it ‘N’ CARLYLE * by Larry Wright CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711

Noticat Business Prooerty 35 Entertoinmtnt ... . 53 Form Supolles ond Eoulpment Resort Prooerty •0 Notices Lost/Fewnd . . 36 Boohk»«olno/lncomE Tax 54 Office/RetoM Eoulpment • 1 ^ A T R S ' I to 4 dovs; SO cents per line per doy. Ftrsonots Morteoees 37 . CorMntrv/Remodclino 55 Recreotlonpi Eoulpment HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Wonted to Buy •3 7 to If dovs: 70 cents per lint per doy. INELPWANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Anr>owrK#mtfltt 31 Painttno7Poo«rlno 56 Boots ond Morine Eoulpment 13 30 le 3S dovs: 40 cents per line per dov. M 0 condition procodent to Auctions...... Rooflng/Sldlno 57 Musicol^tems 64 34 or mort dovs: SO cents ptr lint per dov. CLEANING company GRAM PY'S corner store TELEPHONE-toke mes- N U R lE S Aides. Training P A R T Tim e Secretarial Finonciol...... Rentals Flooring 51 Comerps ond Photo Eoulpment IS Minimum cftorte: 4 lines. tfio plocomont of ony odver- Electricol . 59 noodt working otslst- hos Immediate open­ Rooms for B tnt ...... 31 Pets ond Supplies •6 ttslng In the Monchester He­ soges, no soles. Flexi­ class storting soon. positions needed tor Hcoting/Plumbino 60 Misceiioneous tor Sole ont to ownor. Alto gen- Aportmenti for Rent...... 33 17 D EAD LIN BS: For closstfled odvertlsements to rald, Advertiser hereby ings for cashier clerks. ble schedule, paid SUBSTITUTES You will be paid while October, November WAITOIS/WAmiESS Employment A Education MitcBilongous SorvICM 61 Too Soles Condominiums for R tnt. .33 M be publlshtd Tuesdoy throuph ioturdoy, the agrees to protect, Indemnify orol cloonlng help. Ev- Fie xlble hours, liberal Services YVonted Wonted to Buy/Trode trolnlng. Professional you learn, plus receive and December. Diver­ Http Wonted . . . Homes for Rent...... 34 63 •9 deodilne is noon on the dov before publlcotlon. NEEDED ■ U tSEN t Situotion Wonted ^ hold hormless the Man­ onlngt and or benefits. Apply at office atmosphere, free meals. Taking ap­ sified duties, basic of­ Store/Offlce Sooct...... 35 For odvertlsements to be published Monday, chester Herald, Its officers wookondt. Loovg met- Grompy's Corner convenient location 4 yoard^ra# rsqulrad. plications for full or fice skills. Upto6hours HOST/HOSTESS Business Opportunities Resort Property...... 36 Merchandise fhe deodilne ts 7 :X p.m on Fridov. ond employees against any Instruction...... Industriol Property...... 37 Automotive ■ogg 643-5747. Store, 706 Main Street, near W. Hartford town part time certified per dov. Colt 633-4601 Employment Services HoMdov/Seosonot 71 and on liability, less or Goropes and Storope..... Anfloues ond Collectibles Manchester. line. 523-2777.______Tolland Board of Nurses Aides for all UNE a PNEP COONS . Roommotes Wonttd...... 73 Cors tor Sole 91 BBAO YOUR AD. Clotsifltd Odvertlsements ore expense. Including attor- 0)ct.354 or 338. Located Clothing 73 Trucks/Vons fOr Sole token by telephone os a convenience. The Education Wonttd to Rtnt...... 40 93 hoys' fees, arising from c a s h i e r s ; Pull time, DATA Entry-Clerical. A shifts. Earn o high rate on Motiborough/Glos- OISHWASHEHS Real Estate Furniture 74 Compers/Trollers 93 Monchester Heroid Is resoonstble for only one TV/Stereo/Aggllonces 75 Incorrect Insertion ond then only tor the site of claims of unfair trade practi­ flexible hours, gener­ small Visiting Nurses of pay plus bonus tonbury town line. Homes for Sole . Motorcvcles/Mopeds 94 Call 875-0024 for 7\ Mochlnery ond Tools 76 Auto Services the orlpinoi Insertion Errors which do not ces, Infringement of trade­ PART Time Evenings ous salary. Benefit hours. For more Infor­ EOE. ______COCNTAN. SENVENS Condominiums for Sett 77 Services 95 Association has on Im­ Lown ond Gordon 77 Autos for Rent/Leose lessen the volue of the odvertisement wIM not marks, trade names or pat­ Clerks. Notional News­ application. Lots/Lond for Sole 73 Child Cere 96 package available to mediate opening for a mation please coll; Di­ 51 Good Things to Eot 71 Misceiioneous Automotive be corrected by on odditlonol Insertion ents, vielatlen of rights of ASSISTANT Manoger/ ■ANTENDEIIS investrTsenf Property 74 97 paper Concern hos Im- qualified employees. rector of Nurses, Mrs. Citonine Services 53 Fuel Oli/Cool/Firewood 79 Wonted to Buy/Trode privacy and Infringement of medlote openings In multi faceted clerical •45« Pir Diy Manager trainee. 96 copyright end proprietary Apply now In person; position. The person A . . Plante, Cresttleld $18,000 to start. Grom- UNNACNS Manchester. Pertect Arthur Drug, 942 Main we ore seeking must be TIm ToH aN l8 8 ri 8l Convolscent Home- rights, unfair competition for students. Moon­ pv's Corner Store has ond libel and slender, which Street, Manchester. able to work Independ­ EdM8ll8a l8 8Ml EOE /Fenwood Manor at on Immediate opening ■ O O N N EEK N / may result from the publlco- lighter. It you hove 4 Attention Mr. Koras or ently In on office that 643-5151, Monday o m c E i hours from Spm-9pm for an Assistant Man­ tlon of any odvertlsment In Mr. Strieker. 643-1505. d e m a n ds o g re a t through Friday, 9of ager/Manager trainee. HOMED the Monchester Herald by and wont to earn great LABORER. Hoavy con­ 3pm. Wa offer competitive m m FU L L or part time house­ amount of attention to struction. Apply In par­ Insurance, paid vaca­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WAHTED HELP WAHTED m HELP WANTED FOR SALE advertiser. Including odver- pay... Coll todoyl detail. Primary re- salaries and benefits m] tlsements In any free distri­ keepers wanted for son. The Andrew tion, profit sharing ore Don't delay. 647-9946. sponslblltlesoro: Input that Include medical DRIVERS-Puii time posi­ bution publications pub­ After 6pm. 1-228-5196. small rest home. Plea­ Ansoldl Company. 186 some of the benefits WAREHOUSE Person INSPECTOR-Enfry level. RESTAURANT Help- MANCHESTER. 1st time lished by the Manchester sant working condi­ of Physician orders on Bldwell Street, RN/LPN available. Apply at Insurance and a P u z z le s RECEPTIOMST/ needed for growing tions making local de­ Individual capable of Chef, for up scale, fast offered. Immoculote 7 Herald. Penny Sleffert, TELEP H O N E Operotor- tions. Coll 649-4510 be- o customized computer Manchester. Grompy's Corner credit union. Apply ASSIST. aOOKREEiEKR com pany In Soufh liveries, some heavy dimensional Inspection toad restauront-35K Publisher. /Typtst. Seeking o full Now Interviewing for room Colonial, 3 bed­ tween 8 - 2 , system, moiling and Store, 706 Main Street, dally. EOE. Apply In person. 4-8pm. Windsor area. Duties lifting Involved. Com­ utilizing standard In­ plus. Also needed Hos- room, family room, eof time telephone opera­ follow up of orders. SALESPERSON and Ca- 3-11. shift Monday petitive wages and be­ Mondoy-Frldoy. Ask shler.ln large shopping Manchester. Include shipping and spection tools and tess/Host, Wolf per­ In kitchen, screened LOST tor. Must posess effec­ for Mrs. Brook. Good typing and spell­ through Friday. ACROSS Answer to Previous Puzrle TIm Anilrfv Amaldl Co. recleving. Inventory nefits. Non smoker. gouges. Must be capa­ son, Sous-Chef and porch, hardwood tive telephone skills, center. Wanted for TRANSMISSION In­ Soufh Windsor Office NURSES Aide tor elderly ing skills o must, abil­ staller. Full time. Must EL TORITO 1 EntertAiner _ 188 Bldwell St. control, some heavy ble of reading opera­ Baker's Assistant. Coll floors ond much more. AND FOUND typing 35-50Wpm, apti­ ity to communicate Is modern pharmacy 350 Roberts Street Supply: 289-6466. bed-ridden tody. Own with professional at­ NO WEEKENDS have own tools. 568- Sumac ' Mancheeter lifting. Good opportun­ tion sheets and blue 278-0600 fo set up Inter­ Convenient location. tude for figures and. essential- telephone East Hartford, C T 4 Hebrew tetter prints. We offer com­ view. Ask for Leslie. REWARD to findtr of transportation re­ mosphere. Flexible F o r m ore 5330. PART Time office worker ities for advancement. $159,900. U & R Realty basic office skills to and writing. We offer o 7 Over there Non smoker preferred. petitive wages and be­ Compony. 643-2692.0 documontt left In SBM perform o variety of quired. Hourly wages. hours. Apply at once. information please 40 Hour position with 10 Is not well for Monchesfer Real booth tor return of Coll 2M-0000 for details. competitive salary and H EAD teacher port time South Windsor Office nefits, Including paid clerical duties. Free excellent benefits, Colt Liggett Porkode Phar­ call — benefits. Apply In per­ 12 Is indebted to Esfofe office. Typing CLERK RN SUPERVISOR EAST Hertford. Immacu­ same to owner. 649- macy, 404 West Middle or full time. Expe­ 14 Electricel unit Supply. 289-6466. group health Insuran­ late Raised Ranch. parking. Benefits. KITCHEN Help-Port 228-9428 CHCS, Colum­ son. Solvation Army and bookkeeping expe- ce,o pension plan and 1 ^ . ______Turnpike, Manchester. rienced with degree In 15 Reeliie rtence helpful. 646-4655. R ETA IL. Full or port 3 to 11 PM This home Is In mint Apply In person, time position availa­ bia. EOE. Thrift Store, 385 Brood 16 Hooklike TYPIST paid holidays. Inter­ LOST. Grey striped TIoer ble. No experience ne­ CRESTFIELD Street, Manchester. early childhood educa­ time needed for new condition I New carpet Mondoy-Frldoy, 8:30 SECRETARY/Receptio tion, for smoll daycare parts Immediate part time po­ views con be arranged and cot. Mole, full grown. to 4:30. Prague Shoe cessary. Apply In per­ 1st doctors office East 17 910, Roman retail sfotlonory store In oil 3 bedrooms. Convalescent HYGIENIST wanted. In Manchester. Coll opening In fhe Vernon sition available In the by contacting C. Tyler Eo(t Maple Street vic­ Company, 200 Pitkin son to Dell Manager. Hartford. Part-time Port time position 16 Ringed planet MAINTENANCE BAYLOR Hardwood floors FUU-TIME and 647-0788 or 649-9228. 20 Another area In October. Com­ main office of our su­ or M. Gomoche at 643- throughout. 2 W baths, inity. Answers to Er­ St., East Hartford. Highland Pork Market, tour mornings weekly. Home available In Manches­ 6531. EOE. name 1 Beasts of Full and porf time po- petitive pay and benef­ permarket chain. Very 2 fireplaces. Full fin­ nie. 649-6665. TELEPHONE Enumera­ 317 Highland Street, PART-TIME Reply Box J J Man­ ter general dentist of­ HOUSEKEEPING Coor­ SUPERVISOR Manchester. dinator. Recreotlon- 22 Plant genus burden slflon available af its. Coll 289-6466. Ask diversified position, re­ TOWN of Coventry an­ ished basement. Kit­ FOUNO-Femole, 3 year tors needed to update chester Herald. 6 4 3 -5151 fice. Flexible hours, 24 Tattered 2 Talking bird HELP /Conference center In Meadows Manor. 2 ^ r Lynn. quires good office skills. nounces posiflon for chen appliances re­ old Lob, Chocolate. Manchester city direc­ excellent salary. 26 Bites 3 Many (2 wds.) port time Assistant Co- Tam to 7 pm PRINTING Press Opera­ Hebron seeks full time 30 - Kippur 4 Less aged M ANAGER. Active video Excellent telephone main. Central otr Laurel Street Area. tory. Work at home. Pledse call Dr. Bottoro years experience i.n nine Control Officer. conditioning. Yard Contact Manchester SALES Sales / Stock tor for A.B. Dick and ot 649-2706. experienced em­ 31 Tiny state 5 Possess store needs bright Indi­ manner Is essential In Now Interviewing Send name address and BOOKKEEPER/ (abbr.) 6 Transfer general repair re­ Porf time, Saturday, professionally lands­ telephone number to : person, mornings David Pertecto. Full ployee. Supervisory vidual for 35 hour o this position, requiring time days, benefits. CASHIER « SNACK SHOP and "HandsOn" (Light 32 Hard-shelled sticker quired. Exceilenf week posiflon. Coll 649- Sundays and Holidays, for both positions. caped. Stone woll Johnson Directory, At­ PEOPLE and afternoons OFFICE CLERK fruit 7 Charitable or­ extensive Interaction by opproxlmofeiV 20 capped with Blue Slate. Apply at The Printing ATTENDANT and heavy housekeep­ 33 Ginseng plant 46 future attor­ pay and benefifs. 5369 ask for Carl. tention Manchester, P. with or without ex­ ganization phone. Work schedule hours per week. Re­ Oversized deck. Monv available. Apply:" Place, 225 Hebron ing) duties Involved. 34 Georgia's (abbr.) neys' exam Call 643-51S1 m HELP WANTED O. Box 763, Cheshire, perience. We hove Ideal for high school Day & Night Shift Availble. Apply In person fo: DARK Room Technician. quirements for the po­ other nice features and Avenue, Glastonbury. Competitive salary lignbor 8 Electrical 46 Looked at Port time AM. X-Roy Includes 24-29 hours Ct. 06410. openings full or port Qood pay to start. Apply In units 49 South Seas Bruce Jerome at: sition are some knowl­ amenities I To see ts to or college students. 659-0077. and full benefits. Call office. Will froln. 649- per week. DRIVER. Part time tor person. 9 Night (Let.) sailboat edge of the core and buy. Give us a call. time for you with England PART Time Typlst/Word Mr. Larson ot 228-9496. 8979. CRESTHELD Manchester Herald Apply dally. EOE. 11 Oscillated 50 Return Salary commensurate handling of dogs, some $169,900. Realty World, room for advance­ Processor. Accuracy o 252 Spencer St., MODERN Egg process­ 13 Threshold Meadows Manor route. Coventry area. envelope M AIN TEN AN CE Service with experience. Com­ knowledge of the na­ Convalescent Frenchetfe/Benolt, ment. All we ask Is Hardware Mancheeter ing plant looking for 19 Arrange « 333 Bldwell St. Short hours. Good pay. must. Salary commen­ (abbr.) and Insfollotlon per­ plete program of fringe ture, purpose and en­ 646-7709.O has teller positions that you be bright, surate with expe­ experienced candler. 21 Author Manchester, C T 06040 Home Call 743-SS67. 9-12am, 7 277 W. Mkkile Tpke., EL TORITO Fleming 51 Sweet potato son. Must be mechani­ benefits. forcement of lows re- EAST Hertford. Immacu­ to lOpm.o available In the Vernon and aggressive and rience. Coll Monday, Other positions also 23 Inventor 53 Beta eoc cally Inclined. Tepco I o 11 n g to '-(fogs , Manchester, CT In return we will pay or Boltoa Neteli 350 Roberts Street Wednesday and Fri­ WAITERS/ available. Good pay, Call 289-3301, ext. 221. late 3 bedroom Ranch, Circle, Dart Hill Road Thomas Kappa Air Pollution Control. knowledge of dog con­ REGIONAL Classified you on hourly rote, East Hartford, C T day. Ask for Kathy at good benefits. Coll 228- DENTAL Recepflonlsf- BOOKKE6PER Full Aluminum siding, ads reach nearly WAITRESS 282-1001.______trol, fomlllortv with fenced yard. Newly and Northeast offices. overtime available, SECRETARY. Permon- 643-2659. 3523 tor Interview. /Bookkeeper wonfed the operation of dog charge through friol 3,000,000 homes. One Previous teller or cash­ ent part time position, Soufh Windsor. 4 day bolonce. Flexible sche­ remodeled kitchen and classified ad placed plus commission M ECHANICS helper-gos BANKING-Full time Wa offer competitive Shop Rite pound; some ability to living room. Finished with Income poten­ 12-16 hours per week, Teller position availa­ work week. Coll 644- prepare reports and dule 25-30 hours per with the Manchester ier experience neces­ ottentont. Must be de­ salaries and benefits EXPERIENCED 1509. BROWN’S Sepermarkets, Inc. Recreation room. tial $15K to $35K. We good office skills, must ble at the Sullivan 59 Leggett St. maintain cooperative week. Computer expe­ Herald will be placed In sary. Qood communi­ be accurate with re­ pendable and willing to that Include medical rience preferred, of- Move In condition. over 200 newspapers will give you a full Avenue office ot the Profit anil Loss PERSON Wonfed fo core FLOWERS East Hartford, C T relations with the pub­ You'll be amazed when cations and customer cords and dependable. learn automotive re­ South Windsor Bank Insurance and a credit froctlve Tolland Turn­ throuphout New Eng­ benefit package, pair. Must hove valid for 3 children In my lic. A current Connecti­ you step Inside. Af service skills a must. Coll tor on appoint­ and Trust. Experience union. Apply dally. Collector. home. Weekdays every 2 Part Time Poaitiona cut Motor Vehicles Op­ pike location. S10-S12 land for one low price. paid vocation and ment. between 8 and Conn, drivers license. Eoe. NC/CNC Troinees(2) one oer hour to start. All S122,000, It won't lost Call Classified 643-2711 Apply at preferred, but will of her Sofurdoy. Musf Flower proceaaor • erator's license Is lone. Coll 2S2-0890 for pleasant working 4pm. 646-3772. Full time. Mondoy- train qualified appli­ Send resume to hove own fronsporfo- for Isf, one for 2nd required during em­ replies confidential. and ask for detolls.o conditions. We hove Frldoy. 7o.m.-3p.m. 3-4 hours per day for shitf. Minimum 6 Coll Paul Zlfo, Q.S.A. appointment. United Bank RECEPTIONIST tor cant. Apply In person EL TORITO B o x K K flon. 647-7043. student after school. ployment In this class. H ELP wonted for East openings In several Salary negotiable. 646- to Marilyn Eden, 959 months NC experience. Opticol 649-3177. COVENTRY. 46 foot Medical office In South 3444 Joy or Wovne. 350 Roberts Street c/o Manchester CARPENTER-RefIred, Storting salary Is S5.62 Hartford based heating Vernon Circle Office stores across the Sullivan Avenue, South Sales Clerk - Able to read blueprints per hour with fringe .JACK of oil trades I Ranch being built on Windsor. 36 hours, 4 East Hartford. C T H erald porf fime, small family company. Experience states. days a week, typing, DIETARY Alde- Windsor or call 289-6061 8 hours per day, 2*3 ond use standard benefits. For applica­ Bright, energetic Indi­ corner lot. 3bSdrooms, and licensed people United Bank operofton, no pressure. mMsurlng eaulpment. 2 bofhs,S154,900. Exclu­ bookkeeping, schedul­ Permonent port time for Interview. EOE. Will occomodofe sche­ flexible days per week. tion contact the office vidual able fo perform only. Please call and Rt. 83 Dart Hill Office 6 6 7 -2 3 2 3 ing and filing required. position for person to EXPERIENCED Me­ M E D IC A L Receptionist BODY Man with expe­ Ex^llent benefits. of the Town Manager, general maintenance sive agents, Klernon dule and personal con- Apply at: Realty. 649-1147. leave message on 569- or Rt. 30. for an Interview. Experience or medical perform o variety of chanic wanted. Top needed tor challenging rience. Top wages paid Apply to Carlyle John­ 1712 Main Street, Cov­ on several apartment 3395 or 568-7395. position with busy stderoflons. Andover son Machine Com­ Northeast Office BOB. training required. Port kitchen tosks. Great wages paid tor a good for the right person. 742-7869, weekdays of­ entry, CT. 06238. Appli­ buildings. Must be able ELLINGTON. Buy AUDITORS wanted. Na­ timers may be consi­ hours for high school man. Apply In person. practice. No Saturday Apply In person. Mans­ Brown's Flowers pany, 52 Main Street, cations must be re- fo perform minor owner. $178,900. Oe- student. Coll Manches­ or evening hours. Call fer 7pm, onytlme Manchester. EOE. tional Inventory ser­ M EDICAL Secretory for CLERICAL. Full time ot dered. Submit resume Mansfield Auto Parts, field Auto Parts, Route weekends. 163 Main Street cleved on or before plumbing, electrical, slreoble 3 or 4 bedroom vice Is expanding ter Manor 646-0129. 646-1119 tor Interview. October 21, 1987. The carpentry, etc. Good Raised Ranch. 2 Vi busy Internist office. flee position, 40 hours a to; 100 Russell Street, Route 32, Mansfield. 32, Mansfield. NURSERY School 6 4 3 - 8 4 5 5 rapidly In Ct. We arc Port time ond full time. week, Monday - Fri­ Monchester, CT, 06040. NOON TIME AIDES Town of Coventry Ison storting salary and baths, 2 cor garage, presently In need of Teacher for o co- Equal Opportunity paid vocation. Coll 643- landscaped 3'A acre Must type. Computer day. 8am to 4;30pm. SIRVICI STATION operoflve nursery G^nWESt^^acTin^^p- Manchester Board of field auditors. No expe­ Reliability and occu- A n iN D A N T A Employer. 2659.______lot. Musf be seen fo experience a plus. school. Effeefive Janu­ erofor for 1st shift, able Education is seeking appreciate. Principles rience Is necessary. We Please send resume to rocy Important. Expe­ MICNANICS HIIPIR $ STUDENTS $ to run conventional noon-time aides for RETIR ED t>ersons take ary 1988. Four year only. 872-2512. will train. Competitive Box J, C/O The Man­ rience using oddlng PART time lob taking machines, read blue­ note: Ideal port time starting wages plus be­ will train the right parson. degree In Educotlon Waddell, Bowers and SUDDENLY Back on the chester Herald. machine, typing skills core of either Infants, Apply In person. reaulred. Approxi- prints and use standard Martin Schools. work. Inspect and MECHANIC nefits. For more Infor­ helpful. Apply In per­ toddlers, or 3 year olds. measuring equipment. Cleon shopping center market. Immaculate 7 mation please call 643- C ER TIFIED Nurse Aide. mofely 25 hours- •4.75/Hour Rapair Tachalciaa plus room Full- son Prague Shoe Com­ Hours 1-6. Coll The 252 Spencer St. HOMEMAKERS weekly. Salary negoti­ Excellent benefits. parking lot area. Flexi­ 1786 between 9am-5pm. Immediate openings Interested applicants Dormered Cope In Red­ pany, 200 Pitkin St., Children's Place Inc., Manchester able, $7000 to $8000. Apply to; Carlyle John­ ble hours. Approxi­ Division of Fortune 800 oil shifts, full or port I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME wood Forms. 3 bed­ Eost Hartford. Manchester 643-5535. Send resume and two son Machine Com­ should contact: Dr. mately 25 hours per Company. Immediate time positions. Every by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee rooms, fireplace, new EXPERIENCED Book- recommendations to: pany, 52 Main Street, Rowe. Waddell. 647- week. Excellent pay. opening for Repair other weekend re­ 3393; Mr. Spino, Bow­ Coll 6460131. plush carpet, large keeper. Apply In per­ quired. For more Infor­ MOONLIGHTERS Unscramble these four Jumbles, Cooperative Nursery Manchester. EOE. Technician for a profoa* Hello, Mom ... I'm Florida room. Mint son. Salary negotiable. one letter to each square, to form ers. 847-3312; Mr. Whin- mation please coll, Di­ coming home to School, P.O. Box 48, DRIVER Needed to drive •lonal portable electric condition I 8209,000. Marlow's Inc., 867 rector of Nursing, four ordinary words. Andover, C T 06232- child to school dolly nem, Martin, 647-3366. power tool ctxnpsny. eoe Jackson g, Jackson Main Street, Cresttleld Convolscent 0048. Application clos­ and afternoons. Coll MEDICAL Q(x>d mechanical aptt- Real Estate. 647-8400.O Manchester. Home, 565 Vernon If you are looking to make LISEA ing dote, Ocfobc'- 31. offer 6pm. 649-0342. OFFICE tuds rsqulrsd. Excellent BRAND New listing. This Street, Manchester. BANKING-Full time BOOKKEEPER. Part etarting salary and b«- 643-5151. *6-®10/hour, give us a call CAFETERIA Help. time/tull time. Rapidly charming older Colon­ HELP WANTED □ z Teller position availa­ Sondwlch-grlll person growing Manchester MANAGER nffKs, 12 paid holidays, ial on Scarborough ble of the Sullivan tor small employee ca­ company paid hsalth Rood In Manchester Is n iU TIM I/ P A R T TIME SCBTAUnANT office seeks full chorge for busy Manches­ Avenue office of fhe feteria. Monday ter practice. Physi­ and dsntal, psnslon bursting ot the seams * R ET A IL A Bookkeeper. Hoursore WEBOIT We offer: Palid Training NEMIR South Windsor Bonk through Friday, 7:30 11:30-4:30 with some cian office experi­ plan, profit shoring, stc. with potential. Cos­ Due to holiday expan- and Trust. Experience am -3:30 pm. Coll tor ence essential as Is metic Improvements elon, growing JOIN A WINNER flexibility. Good storb Plssse call tor appoint­ z c preferred, but will appointment. Implant ing pay for the right ability fo manage are needed thr<>uehouf company now Inter­ A PROUD Great Atmosphere train auollfled appli­ Food Service. 289-4361. ment. BE A WINNER candidate of this small people and deal Its 6 rooms, 3 bed­ viewing Individuals In­ cant. Apply In person TR A V E L Agency East of non-smoking 3 person 64$-106S/64«*107t rooms, and V/7 baths. fo Marilyn Eden, 959 with public. Chal­ Newer furnace and terested In a new excit­ Work with the best sea­ . NEW Convenient Evening Hours YALTIX the River needs assist­ office. Coll Morv to lenging and reward­ ■ok - Mff/V/H Sullivan Avonue, South roof. Excellent estab­ ing career or second food restaurant In HIS i n a b i l i t y ance typing and tele­ arrange for your per­ ing posiflon, liberal Income. 'B.35 to start TO TELUTHE Windsor or coll 289-6061 phone etiquette re­ sonal Interview. 646- lished neighborhood. America and find out FEELING No Experience Necessary IX for Interview. EOE. benefifs, salary f^lMTUATlOH Won't lost lonal with advancement po­ how good It feels to be a TRUTH WAS THIS. quired. Will train. 2450. commensurate with tential. Days or E X P E R IE N C E D Siding Respond to Box GG, WANTED 8165,000. Jackson i, winner. , ^ PART Time Clerical posi­ experience. Reply Jackson Real Estate. evenins. 088-8156, call LIBART Installer wonted. Stort­ C/O The MOnchester tion for srnoll office of stating education 12 to 5 p.m. Call Mr. Michaels... 647-9946 Now arrange the circled letters to ing salary $8 per hour. Herald. EM P LO YM EN T Wanted. 647-8400. □ OPENINGS AVAILABLE: ■' Y '' form the surprise answer, as sug­ "viocol food broker. and experience fo: Prlvofe Duty Nurses- SPLENDID Privacy. $ $ gested by the above cartoon. 643:9633 or 742-5406. • 0«y Pood PropMratlon GROCERY CLERK z c BARTENDER. Mole or Hours 8:30-5pm, Mon­ Cerflfled. 10 years ex­ day and Tuesday. P.O. Box 1442 Generous size rooms INVITATION TO BID • NlQhl KHohen TE LE P H O N E Operators Femole. Port time wee- Manchester, CT perience. Excellent moke this truly a home e Othor poeltlone alto evelleMe Interested in becoming a part of growing company? We are needed. Paid training. Heavy phones, light taer: A " m - f ^ t U 11 J" knights ond weekends. 06040 references. Monday built for 0 growing Sealed bids will be received seeking an individual for our Seafood Department. This position Porf or full time. Coll Froternol organiza­ typing and filing. S6 through Friday. 7-4. family. King size fully In the Oeneral Services' of­ WE OFFER; REVISED HIRING RATE (Answers torrx>rrow) 649-2133. hourly. Coll Marlene fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ is full time, 10 A.M. - 7 P.M. and offers a pleasant work tion. No experience Phone 649-8253. o,>pllonced kitchen. 3 ter, C T until OCTOBER 20, • PuN end Part-Time Jumbles: FETCH NIECE VANISH WATERY neccessory. Coll 646- 646-5100. PART Time companion bedrooms, 2.S bofhs, 2 • PtaaiWa Houri environment, as well as competitive wages. OF ’4.25/HOUR Yesterday's for bedridden lady. 1987 at 11:00 a.m. for the fol­ A n sw er That has-been ham actor believes he's 9262 between lOom and DELI Help. Full and port iqiBUDINEDS cor garage, spacious lowing: • Oraat Starting Salary still as popular as this— 6pm. Light housekeeping. It's time ..to move forward. New chellenget. New excitement. time positions availa­ ■sidpportunitied recreation room. Lo­ (1) PURCHASE OP 2 NEW • Training arul Advanoamant If you are interested, please stop by our Manchester location AS HE NEVER WAS m HELP WANTED ble. No experience nec- Cooking, etc. 5 days cated on very private e Paid Vaoatlona ! HoMdayt New opportunitlee. ED 0 weekly. 643-5356. DECMATE III p e r s o n a l and see the Store Manager: A&P, 11S5 Tolland Turnpike, Burr cessory. Apply In per­ SAVE 30-70% on cars, lot on Birch Mountain COMPUTERS WIT • Waal DIacounta son to Dell Monoger, MECHANIC. All benefits, e ProfN Sharing / Savinga Plan At Bredlaaa. medical Insurance, Rood In Bolton. Price PRINTERS Corners Shopping Plaza, Manchester, CT 06040. must hove own tools. • Eligibility for Oroup Health / Highland Pork Market, T.V.'s, VCR's.cor Iros- reduced to 8208,900. 12) SURVEY EQUIPfkENT ■ An Equal Opportunity Employer Here's your chance to share In the spirit and support of our CELEBRITY CIPHER 649-2871. M 8, M Service TOTAL STATIOl^ Oamal inauranoa C DidbfIty Cipher cryptogramt are created from quolalions by femous 317 Highland Street, Ing, furniture, kltch(m\ Jackson 8, Jackson M/F special company. At Bradleos, ell of our staff work together to paople. paat and preaent Each teller in the cipher stands for Monchester. Station. Real Estate. 647-8400.O Tlse Town of Monchestiiter Is Qet with the Best Small Ad coblnets, groceries and an equal ^OPortunTtv em- do the beet |ob. another Today'u chja S oquala A almost anything else ployerrand requires an ottlr Discover the Difference LEGAL SECRETARY/LEGAL ASSISTANT you con purchase. Uni­ CONTEMPORARY notiv_ Ive action policy for all of The following potitlone ere now available for all shifta: ' a B P O P I Q Q B H W N que buyers service that Ranch. Monchestgr. 4 Its Contractors and Vendors Quality Can Make T0 74K bedroom custom Con­ os a condition of doing busi­ THE PROFESSIONALS saves and earns you Aggressive fast paced growing law firm moving money. Come see this temporary Ranch with 9 ness with the Town, os per Apply FULL & PART TIME 80ATQ QBHI NUATJ 15x20 stone flreploced to luxurious new offices has Immediate openings Ped^ol Order 11244. In person 2-4pm Dally rapidly growing com­ pany tonight, October living room. Cathedral Bid forms, plans and speclll- MANCHESTER HONDA & SUNDAY CREWS AC V S'W M H M S a P I OPPORTUNITY! for experienced legal secretsries/legal assist­ celling In living room. colons are ovalloble at the ants. Personal Injury experience preferred, but 7. 8pm. Qualify Inn General Services' office. We Need Eager, Motivated People! Conference Center, Cathedral ceilings In RED LOBSTER AUTOMOBILES eCA S M EM HI QBSQ AWYEI' WP living room, dining TOWN OF 202 Sliver Lane > MERCHANDISE CLERKS Full anci Part Time not required. Transcription and good typing Route 83, Talcoffvllle. MANCHESTER. CT. East Hartford, CT e RECEIVNWI CLERKS tkilla required. Qpportunity to work Indopon- Next fo V e r n o n room and kitchen. ROBERT B. WEISS, Management Positions Heated greenhouse, Equal OppoflunNy Employar Our Service Department AC QB'PZ VSW dently. Excellent benafita. YQUR SKILLS WILL OENERAL MANAGER • CaaipalHhra Wagas • Tlaie A A NaH Far Saaday Cashiers, Warehouse Help screened porch, potto 017-10 BE APPRECIATED BY EMPLQYER. Call or write and stone BBO Central is seeking an experienced R H W . ■ — R H V It you are lookmg lor opportunity and HOMED • He Eiperleaee Heeassary • Caaiplata Traiaia Pragraai Doris Luetjen 525-0866. 750 Main Street, Hart­ olr, appliances and a 2 LEGAL NOTICE advancement, loin our growing company nnFOHDALE cor garage. $229,900. TOWN OP ANDOVER • FrliaMy Ataiiiphiri U A N P ford, C T 06103. All replya held In strict confl- ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Automobile Technician. • Maaagaaiaat Caraar Paths and we ll grow together' D.W. Fish. 643-1591 .D PREVIOUS S ^ U T IO N : "Get pleasure out ol life as . donee. ______All rool Mtota oOvartlfeil in • haaiadiala Eaiplayaa DlBcaaats Call Bob's Personnel, 638-3570 ttie Mancliefter Herald Is The Zonine Board of Appeals of the Town of Andover, Con- much as you can "No one ever died from pleasure " — subloct to the Fair Houslno MANCHESTER. Colonial necficuf will hold a public hearing In the Lower Level of the Hourly wage plus bonus. Uniforms ^ • IS yaar aMt walcaait Sol Hurok. Act of I9M, which mokes It on nice deep lot, on a Town Office Building, Wednetdov, October 21, 19S7 at 7:30 aulet Cul-de-Soc In con­ p.m. to heor the following applications. NOW HIRING! llleeal to advertise any pref- provided, excellent benefits. For •ronca, limitation or dlscrlm- venient location. Front •141 Tbomos and Ravm#nd Bteneou, 4S Steele Crossing Exeallaat aalary pragraai that pay* Mr aiipariaaca FOR ENTRY-LEVEL POSITIONS Inotlon based on race, celer, fo bock Master plus up Rood. BoHon. Roouestlng variance from section 4.1S non- Eaiplajraa Rafarral Pragraai rellelon, sex or notional fo 3 more bedrooms. conforming. Requostlng a variance to ronovate ground interview call Tom Dell, 8 am to 4 pm, origin, or on Intontlon to floor of building for the purpose of addi no a four room opart- No experience necessary. Dining room, flre- 7 Please apply in parson at: moke any such protorance, ploced living room, full mont. Monday thru Friday. Middlatown Enfield Hamden Walorbury limitation or discrimination. •S44 Rlcftord Loo Porfcor, Bridge Rood, Andover. Reouest- Excellent benefits with a The Herald will not know­ bofhs, garage. $147,900. Inga vorloncefrom section 4.S.14prohlblteduse. Requesting ■HADLEES NOW IN MANCHESTER! ingly occept any advertise­ D.W. Fish, 643-1591.0 g vorlonce to out mobile home on site until home Is con­ aRCULATION AREA ADVISOR growing company. Please apply ment which ts In violotlon of HIGH (Calibre. New structed. the low. Raised Ranch of mas­ MAIsiChESTtRHOND\ RNMa Tapk. A iraad St D40 SRItrar Laoa H o u m w Iv b s . mother* with young children, Monday-Friday 8 a.m,-5 p.m. •247 Marti O. Swoorongan, 32 Burnop Brook Rood, GR EAT Family home. sive propertlon..bullt Andover. Reouestlng o vorlonce from section 4.1.14 Maachaitw, CT E.Hartfard,a ■tudent*. Earn extra money with your own prohibited use. Reouestlnoo varlonce to put mobile home on THE PROFESSIONALS Saturday 0 a.m. - 12 noon Greet nelehborhood. 8 with your best Interest .site until repairs ore completed on home destroyed In fire on M B Oweo* T9>a li» » A $*>•»€— »»#«»■#• part-time Job. Bring your children with you P A R T T IM E room, 3 bedroom In m'nd. All qualify Ranch. Impressive October 4, IM7. 24 ADAMS STREET and eave on babysitting coats. 21 hours par MAL TOOL moferlols and work- At this meeting Interested persons may appearand be heard NEWSPAPER DEALER family room with monsnip. 7 rooms, 2W ond written communications received. Sold appeals ore on MANCHESTER. CT 06040 weak, salary plus gas alldwanca. Supervise cathedral celllne. 2 bofhs, fireplace, 2 cor file ond mov be seen In the Office of the Town Clerk, Town our carrier b o y i and girls. If you Ilka kids, want Newspaper Dealer needed In Manchester - zone Iteof, solar hot garage and o beautiful Office Bulldino. n m m a little Indapandance and your own Income, South Windsor Area. Full time money for ENGINEERING Co. wafer. Lovely in lot with old stone walls. Oofed of Andover, Connecticut October 7,1907. B II »8 part time hours. Dependable car, a must. ground pool with solar, Located only I minutes Ocfobtr 17,19S7. 6 4 ^ -3 5 2 0 There Is always something new at call B47-W46 or 647-W47. Cali Fred for Interview @ 647-9946 between 140 Bolton Road rolled cover. 2 cor gar­ from fhe center of ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS age with electricity. Manchester! $189,900. ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT Bradlees, Now it can be youl 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. Vernon, Ct 06066 Much m,ore. $174,900. Coll 646-2402. "Were DONALD AYRTON, CHAIRMAN An Eouqi OocarKriiiv tmoiover M/9 fOIAA/F Sfrono Real Estate, Selling Housesl"Blan- tl9 .lt 447-"50LD".o chord gi Rosseffo.