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IrMMDOD CHIVNOLat-BUICK.CLYDE INC. IMLE Decided: It’s Twins LYNCH RO UTE 93, VERNON Fence: Educators say fix it — or else / page n n E w o o o m E MUSTANG. 1«f7. Auto PONTIAC-TOYOTA TOOpuHrOoupa *2096 matic, run* and look* vs. Cards in World OiOodoaOiooPU *4006 pood. White. S2300. MMmum. MO/VltA TO TOYOTA CON eer oaotmucyMp. *6106 TePUCKMOALVe Alae, 1963 Impale S5 Series / page 9 7* POND riao 4»4 ef>T CAP 03 0oiMM«M«4e. *0006 cenvertible 409. 4 Feast: Students ** 8SRh5iri*^ TaOMCPAPPVAN OOawryOlOTtM*«M *7106 opeed. Slow firm. 433- eat up M C C course / page 13 rejUPCHiNOKIi4»4 03NaeN4*. *0006 4tS2 e r423-7l 23. raVWNAPPITAO 040renoe4 x4 *0206 aOCMiy CITATION MNaedM*. *0006 *0 PONO PAIMIONT WON •OPONOMUPTANQ 04CamM«m». *0406 EW f&lS^ MPONTPMtPINO 00ClM«yP-l0»MM» *0406 d o d g e 1973 Wi'em Mo •OPONTPUNPINO tied eeiURM for Mrpoln 00Ch*vyCNMto*4*. *0496 to r home. 1916'. ^OH Salt 1 drum Mt, l •0 TOYOTA 4 WDPU E jfe k jifii 00Nov*4er. *0406 ouHor omf 1 kaybooml. N TOYOTA CIUOA INiyaf Automotlc-cruloo con AM ramonobla. Call 01 CHPVMALMU OOCuOaMa*. *ia066 trol, ownlno, oalf con . MfMMottar3:30. 01 CWVOHIVtm a0Pi004x4 *10,106 tained, ogproxlmofolv 0 1 OATOUN aooox 07 Opaalrum 4 dr. *M06 90K. Engine reconditi 01 OATOUN P2100L oned wHh SDK. Good 50:i. J D :i. .12/08/87 ffTtMO 01 MPNOOOUOANOO oi of- condition throughout. CHRISTDl%i:: F. KU;;." wrpuEs 01 OLooourLAOocn • e p- -dj^e €#• * '« eeeeeeeef' 872-9111 Asking SS7D0 nogotto- . f!. V' () X f ;i I 01PLYNIUANT hlo.AAomlnga. 7424751. iMaudtratrr) Manchester — A City of Village Charm AKC. Labrador Rotralvar 010UPANUOL Hang To0« and .rr lin CUMHAllUin, h,^ 02t;. PuppiM. All Rlack, *1 TOYOTA CBJCA OT TAKE A LOOK Ca r Houlor-trallor. Mala and Ftm alt. aOOLOOOUTOUP4 0N Spray Shoot Rack. TOnAY isw seetfdgy to fxIO'xO'; dual axlt. 4 Buiumm s^eeghedMiBeeomedte 82 Maxdo OLC XM.4M, xtrolS" tireo. 2oloct- Whalpod 9/22/a7. Eyot oa OU)0 OUT OONA 4 ON 4Dr.AllM *349i 1c brakot; htovy duty and hip* cltarod. a72- aOPONTOONNC WON Deyld SlivinsKv -m et v g u r newoPiooV fill G tM WIe Itema ■Thursday, Oct. 15,1987 1S37. OOPONTaOOOLI 646-2787 8ewt otertne. A 06 Oiov Blaier 4x4 ramps: nogotlablo oa TOYOTA CfUCAOT - Coll 228-f m - a s e S a B call to 4CM711 will exaixli, Kx ^ *12, $950. Morning* 742- 30 Cents AAee cot ftnoalt, apayad oa TOYOTA TinCOL •ammmm mgM^gJWS^xM . •758. '•eeeeoeeee'4 - ew i PO^St OTt «wtWN*raNflnBrfnt. 04 T-BIrd Turbo and *hot*. 1 yoar old. *3 amcK nsoAL ••••*••♦• •‘♦ee#e eeepeeei-a^ee* .9 CallM*-«M6 *3 PUCK aKYHAWK •mmm 40W4Mr *6,995 82 Unc. Town Cmr IMITD oa PUCK OKYLANK •iMuect T* i i jiwpip aaet-jssTK eogeobegoo e oa OATOUN aooox 3 3 tiMx *7995 IMISCELUIIEOUS 03 OOOQt VAN • K C K t #M NT The ggpop wm 00 Pontlao Bunbird 'M FM8ALE 03PONOIOCONT •eONCKTiWIiK NMirloF AHd MiMkir WDttoro oiiv iMiiAiMrw. ^ A K S ? .'!S 1 *3195 Wall of rock 0* MONCUNY LYNX Nntkm OoN today tor 0 ' g cfaoomed M M imiir Mm toK. SanG grovot, 03 TOYOTA CAMNV LO ooginali. Tom or Bd novwgapor IBM d leath AUTO SERVICE TEE Shirt tranafor*. Ap- 03 TOYOTA CONOLLA • w m m t m 00 end docerwtive oN ^. *3700 proxlmottly 3000, alao 04 CHIVY OAMANO MMum i M r i t i l iMiyer tor moot oRYthBig 04 Meade 020LX SO to 100k numorolaond 04 CHiv ciLininTV waq. ’AeeaeaxxaeaxRaaeae 0,0 tear Pww eeeaww *RP* S4 3 W9 S0 4 4*r.loiaM •7995 OH Lube Fitter latter* for ahlrta, cop*, • "d ,9 » '# • ♦ , * e e • » « L g.'|' , 01 Mere. Marquie *4 MAZDA OaOTOUn OON. Special *16.99 slows rescue Broughem *3295 etc. Boat offer. 649^3643 *4 0LoecuoTciiuiaiN - vij'-® after 5;30ptn.o 04 PONT *000 4 ON 87 Lirw. Continental ^ Complete Brake 04 0UNPIN0 4DN. MD uwm. ■ixmar $A VE Syotamo 04PONTaNANO PNIXL/0 05 Nl**an Stanza C 04PONTPANN.PNM CMS 04 OUPANU 01-4x4 WAQ. RMSALE CM S CARS CARB 4 or. *6795 Tbng up Speclalo 04 TOYOTA OAMNY L/l 86 Line. Town Car * . , of crying tot FOB BALE RMBAIE Cooling Syotemo 04 TOYOTA CILICAOT DAisUN 510 197S. Auto- FOB BALE IMaiOOM 5AVE *4 TOYOTA P.U. 84 Merc. Marqui* 04 TOYOTA OUPNA matlc tranamlAalon, RENAULT^ ATlIancot AKemotoro, 04 TOYOTA TINCOL body In good condition. 1903, 19S4. Excellent PORD 1975 Maverick. Brougham $AVE Starters, and 04 4x4 Excellent 2nd car, new Running condition. MIDLAND. Texas (AP) - 22 feet down. They worked upward TOYOTA XTNACAP condition, fully aer- 88 Sabla "L8" Tire Service Rescue workers feverishly drilled *0 PUCK OKYHAWK battery, and new vlctd. Muat aell on*. 0150. Phone 649-6620. 4 Or-Leeaed. IG fiiL *11,400 so any debris from a cave-in would CHIW OOLOPNITV C/L muffler. Run* great. Sa// Your Car 84 Mazda Pickup *4500 Body work and through solid rock today toward a fall toward them and not her. ITM •0 CHIVY CAMANO 742-9476. crying toddler who tumbled into an •0 PONO laCONT WAQ. 0750 or beat offer. Muat NISSAN 1982 Sontro. 2 Rust repair The well, behind a private MLE8 aellll Call447-0314after m 6 n TE Carlo-1901. T- door hatchback. 5 83 Lynx Wg., m. ac *3995 abandoned backyard well and was T aSPONDiaCONTQL day-care center operated by Jessi *OPONOP-1S04x4 5. Aak for Paul.c Top, powor etoorlnp, • pood, AM-FM 84 Toyota Catica • Car don’t run? trapped more than 20 feet down. •B POND LTD CNOWN VIC brakoa, window*, AT. AC. XX Mt *8900 ca’s mother, is about 8 inches in SATURDAY, October 17, 4 Linos — 10 Days Coaon*. 79,0W mile*. Fro* towing for Eighteen-month-old Jessica diameter at the spot where the child 9-4. Rain or ahino. a* MINOUNY ON. MARO. lock*, and trunk. Run* Now brokoa/mutfler. 87 Mazda RX7 •0 NIOOAN OTANZA OA. 500 Ohara* ooch addi ouotomor sannog oars McClure had been inside the well fell in. It widens farther down, then Clothe*, Infanta, child oroat, loak* aroat. Good condition. Aak- •IMILTkirto,Dun- ^ a a a only In Manchostor. ren'* anow aulta, baby HOLOOCUTOUPCPI SCRANTON tional lino, par doy. You Much more. Muat aee. nwXDiMXtoMr *19,200 since about 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. narrows to 8 inches below where the •0 PONT 1000 lng025W 646-4237otter 7 "It is solid rock right now. It is furniture, houaehold •6 PONT PANIO OnOUOH. CHIIYILER-PLYMOUTH can oonool at any Um*. Aaking 04500. Call Jo* p . m . 88 Old* Calal* _ . child came to rest. good*, toy*. 4 Bobby *0 PONT aUNPIRO 4 DR. CHRYOLER EXECUTIVE 643-1790. A0AM4M *7495 Me M IK E F L Y N N pretty slow going," said paramedic A microphone was dropped into 00 TOYOTA 4x4 PICKUP VEHICLE* AND OELECT USED SORRY, CHEVROLET 1982 Co- Lane, Mancheater. vw bug 19^5. New tire* prlce Cloaalc. 9 poa- 86M*zd*RX7S 274 HertfenI Read David Felice, one of the diggers. He the shaft to communicate with the OSTOYOTA4X4 PICKUP NO REFUNDS OR ' A/OAkxxWK *12,900 said the girl was getting adequate (Oft Gardener Streetl. •6 TOYOTA TIRCIL aoMi RNANCINO OR plu* extra*. Beat offer. aongor wagon, low 8 am - 8 pm girl. At one time, her mother, Reba JiiWbAyo5ober<*,*-4. •eCOVYCILIORITV LI08I ADJUSTMENTS Phono 6 49 - 7436. mileage, fully loaded. oxygen and was believed to be on Gayle McClure, spoke to her. •5 Oaraxy Drive, Man- 0* CHIW NOVA Evening* Excellent condition. MORIARTY 6 4 9 - 8 3 0 9 her back In a fairly comfortable A city water department video •0 POND RANOIR XLT 07 FIFTH AVE. CALL HERALD position. cheater. Appliance*, OOPONTPONNIVILLE (I) •14,805 647-1029 otter 6pm. BUO'8 MOTOR SALES , camera was lowered into the well children'* clothine, aOPONTQRANO AM 87 LeBARON LOOKING FOR on oport- tnevY im Van. 6 cv- BROTHERS Rescue workers could not predict and the child’s face was visible on mlacelinneoua Item*. aOPONTTNANOAM aT*Tuf»o •12,298 CLASSIFIED M TOYOTA CILICA OT mont? Be aure to check llnder, standard shift, 301 Cgntgr 8t. when they would reach the child, the screen for a short time. 8 a r n Sale. Saturday Oc- a* TOYOTA CILICA OT8 87 RAIDER 4x4 •12,708 643-2711 the many voconcle* listed power atoorlng, radio, Manehottgr, C T and early today they reported about The workers said they had dug a tober 17. 235 Hackma ae TOYOTA COROLLA 07 RAMCHARQER In cloaalfled each day. run* well. Asking S85D. CARB a foot of solid rock still separated chamber wide enough to be able to tack Street. 9-3pm. arTRANOAMQTA •17.808 643-9376. FOR SALE them from her. Cleaning out born 17 TOY OUPNA RID MET 643-5135 lift the child up on a backboard 17 NIOOAN aiNTNA 8TE *7 8HADOW At 6 a.m. today, rescue workers after reaching her. apoln. Something for 17 PONT OUNOIRO Tufta/LaMM said the girl was awake and crying, everyone. No Pre *7 aUZUKI OAMURIJ/X Sale*. *7 TOYOTA CAMRV 87 DODQE fuxodHM indicating she was In good condi 88 TEMPO 4*. tion. The child had responded to Six kids die 88 LeBARON I*. Discover the New Scranton jJHymotrth' ii shouts from relatives and from a paramedic by whimpering or Low Cost 88 DODQE m omm. ^ 1SALE crying. Financing 88 DODQE m omm. She had slept earlier during the whiie mom’s DODGE Mirada 1902. 88 RELIANT S.W. night after workers installed heat Available 88 DODQE ers to blow warm air Into the Good condition, A/C, Gohimbus Week Only! Robert Olson, an employee opt C.G. Bostwick Roofing Co. having baby Power window* and CHARQER •7,608 . narrow entrance of the well. lock*, crulae, AM-FM All Vehicles 88CHY. Q T S twx. •10,208 of Hartford, works on the north slope of the South United Friends and neighbors waited ca***tt*.02SW. 447-7045. 88 RELIANT 4 Or. •7605 Methodist Church roof. The curved wires protruding.from and prayed at the site with M ILW AUKEE (A P) - A fire that Jessica’s mother, Reba Gayle CMMvV Aeloir. 2 88 LeBARON c m •13,405 the shingles stop snow from sliding off the roof onto the apparently was started by electric Warranteed! McClure. heaters killed six children today, door, run* excellent. 88 CAMARO o o u m • 6 8 8 8 sidewalk. Pat Brister, a neighbor, said while the mother of at least five of S425. Call 449-9207. Extended 88 MUSTANQ ax. ^UwwOBSAAM bArliuN i9M 6 k. everyone was confident the child the victims was in the hospital after 49,000 mile*. Sunroof. Warranties 85 HORIZON 4*. •4,308 would be rescued. "You don’t get giving birth to another child, Excellent condition. 84 TOYOTA CAMRY •8,005 Church roof repair tears as long ak there is hope." authorities said. 4 01500. 444-7497. Available... 84 FORD TEMPO •8,708 The rescuer^ digging a 3-by-S- It was the second major fire in 5 foot ^iaralleikhaft, said the drill bit A f 39 6 Ld S iedan, 4 door, 84 PONT. 6000 8TE •7495 Milwaukee within a month. On SALE they were using was not strong Sept. 30,10 children and two adults original flatheod 4 en 83 LaBARON 44r. •8,706 gine with 57K; com- Is a massive project enougTi to bore through the solid were killed in a fire about one mile pletlv re-done In/out. LYNCH 83 DODQE 4001* •4,008 rock and concrate between them from the scene of today’s fire. Maroone tone. Excel 83 MUSTANQ rm M,006 and the area where the girl was Police Lt. Charles Grisham said By Bruce Motzkln will repair the roof on the building lent running condition. PONTIAC-TOYOTA 78 MONTE CARLO located. They also appealed for that possibly all of the dead were Herald Reparter and replace the church's copper Cuatom fit cor cover. 500 W. Canter St. Afamt MX on on». more volunteers to relieve those children of Diane Washington, who •3,008 1987 Plymouth Aaking 04000. negotia Mancheater gutters and flashings. who had been drilling since 11 a.m. rented the house. ble. Morning* 74^ 875a. Colt E 4-Door Sedan 1987 Chrysler New Yorker Turbo engine, No, the South United Methodist Most of the church’s roof is sloped luxury packa^. Leather interior and more. Church is not being converted into a Wednesday, about V/i hours after 6464321 Subcumpucl Import Winner! and covered with slate. Susag the child fell in. Ms. Washington, 38, was at Mount 8 7 5 -3 3 1 1 ('omrxia* to: Toyotii rcrccl. Nissiin 1987 Chrysler Compare lo: Bukk Park Avenue 10,000-seat indoor stadium. But explained that slate roofs on stone A rescue worker said drilling was Sinai Medical Center after having a Scniru, Mu/dn 32.1, Honda Civic, LeBaron Couipe Sporty and luxurious!' or Olds 98 Regency. Slock »H I I.Vi ot motorists drving thrwgh the inter *322/ .- buildings require work less fre sometimes as slow as a few inches baby Tuesday, said hospital spo Suhuru Hatchback. .Stock tfHt.180 112 mo.’ Compare to; Olds Calais, Buick section of Main Street and Hartford * / quently than other roofs. But, he an hour, but at other times progress keswoman Kit McNally. Somerset Regal. Ford Thunderbird Road may be wondering just what DOES and Mereury Cougar I.S. said, they are not ^/naintenance- was more rapid. Five people were taken to hospi 1987 Plymouth Sundance 2 Door is being done to the church. 1987 Plymouth Canivelle 4 Door Slock 4HI400 free. “ And when It does need work, Earlier, the workers told KMID- tals with injuries suffered In the *199/mo.' Turbo engine, deluxe convenience The church is undergoing a ReardefroM. A,C. AM/KM It’s a major project,’ ’ he said. TV they were trying to find stronger fire. s(creo. autu. and more. Slock a w A W 4 * 4 * package, auto, sunroof, A/C. $170,000 roofing project, said M. MANCHSTBlHaSCA The church building was built in drill bits, and they didn’t expect to OHIiyi Scrunlon l.iM SII.9H9 1987 Chrysler GTS Auto, A/C, Speed power windows. AM/FM cassette. Philip Susag. a parishioner and a Hwild photo* by Kool Investigators focused on electric fancy wheels and more. Stock C W g ^ 4 * 4 * 1924, and nver has had any major reach the girl for hours. control, tilt wheel, 2.5 engine and more. former president of the church's space heaters in the two-story, 4H1176. Scianton List SI.1..1I9. * work done on It, said a church Keith Schmelter scales the west slope of the roof of Late Wednesday, rescuers said single-family home. SELL USED CARS? Comi^re to: Honda Accord. board of trustees. official, who asked that his name she 1987 Plymouth Colt Vista S.W. Ma/da 626, Chevrolet Celebrity. they had only about 2 feet to go to “ We’ve been told the gas had 2.01, fuel injected engine, rear 1987 Chrysler LeBaron 4 Door Susag said the project, which South United Methodist Church Tuesday. The church Pontiac 6000. Okts Ciera. Buick not be used. Over the years, soipc of reach her. been shut off and they were using Technically... wiper, luggage rack. AM/KM Auto, A/C. tlit wheel, speed began around Labor Day and is is spending $170,000 to fix its slate roof and replace Century, Ford Sable, Pontiac control. 2.S engine and mure. Rescue workers drilled 28 feet vierco, power Mccring and more. C a A A 4 * 4 * expected to be completed by Nov. I. electric heaters," said Sth Battal m Cirand AM . Oldi Calais. Buick S T f k f k / Stock tfHlOSI .Scranton Please turn to page 8 gutters and ornamental copper. down with the parallel shaft and But they’re really much more than that Slock(rHI.T90.ScranionLijl$l2,649 ^ ion Chief Howard Glassel. He said — come 166 for yourtolf... Somerecl. Stock ffHII83 A . 7 7 / m o.’ List $13,407 *11,599 then began working up toward the at least two heaters were found in child, who was believed to be about the house. ■1 BUKX SRVURK • IJ M t CH. I4K U . n . n *C. m . XMM .... F IN A N C IN G OSimDA FREUIDE •IM S 4 Cft.. MR ml. Wl. nn. Medta Mune Orget . USED CAR .SPFriAT.S AS LOW AS 5.9% Foes of town-8th deal consider suit over questions 64 HONDA ACCOND U 87 Dodge Shadow Turbo 2 Door 9 ttn , 4 Crl, 4utG M . Ml 4C. 87 Chrysler Fifth Ave. 4 D oor 86 Dodge Charger 2 D oor rm, MatfA 0*. n»Bi MR ml______This while hcauly has it all; lull Top of the line luxury al a price This blue beauty has sporty econ Bv Alex GIrelll District accord. election. power, aulii, A C, laiKy wheels, a vote. laughter. LaBelle. who was one of those who $ 9 9 9 9 almost anyune can afford: includ- $ ' 1 O OO omy lhal makes sense: autu. Associate Editor District residents voted 79-40 not 64 HONDA CIVIC l ow miles and more. Slock H4099 That letter figured in an hourlong ’I don’t think there’s anyone in OfSOt. Pta. 4 CyL AC. RgdlPG JtR ml, atwe .. ing leather interior. Slock #4090 J . J , 7 7 7 At the outset of the meeting, negotiated the controversial agree AM/FM and more. Stock 44076 to remove the four questions from debate that preceded the vote at the this room whose mind Is going to be Robert Bletchman, an officer of *6,995 In the wake of a defeat at ment, has disqualified himself from S4 HONDA FiaUDE 87 D od M ^ a id er 4x4 the ballot. About 25 residents who meeting held in the bays of the changed by anything that’s said YES. which stands for Yes, End tisi4 4 cn. 4 tr*.. At. n . AC. 86 Chrysler LeBaron Convertible 86 Chrysler Laser 2 Door Wednesday’s special meeting of advising on the matter. The latest XM. MM,. 47K ml ...... I ikeiKwTlTesery way. uulomulie Wow everyone with this sexy ride, petitioned for Wednesday’s meet district fire station at 32 Main St. here tonight," Taggart said. Strife, a group supporting the I urho performance, handling and Eighth District voters, a committee opinion to district directors, one imn*. hurrv hclorv the sntiw Hies. uulo. air. full power. We also have ing wanted the questions removed. About 125 attended the meeting, Only a few nays were heard on the agreement, started to suggest that •4 HONDA MX Suvk 040% luxury all in one: like new. that opposes an agreement between questioning the validity of Wednes •IJtl. X M 4 « M l... *11,999 2 other conveHihlcs al simibr Q Stock 44098 Dodson said after the vote that which was delayed while volunteer voice vote to close debate. the district legal counsel be asked Ct the district and the town will decide day’s meeting, came from La- prices. Stock 44088 *11,995 the meeting had served its main firefighters searched for more The vote on whether to remove to speak. District Director Joseph S4 MMDA CIVIC 87 Chrysler GTS Turbo whether to take legal action against Belle’s father and law partner, n m 4 Ot . Him. i m ml . purpose, giving the residents a chairs. four district questions from the Tripp objected that Blectohman 9 9 85 Chrysler New Yorker 4 D oor John D. LaBelle. I his i, liHi giKKl III he Inic'.’ Auto, 86 Chrysler LeBaron Coupe putting questions on the agreement I urho engine, leather interior, choice, but he said he is stiil The debates, which echoed the Nov. 3 election was by written S4 F0RDTEBP0 A C. I urho engine, lilt wheel and A truly one of a kind pcrv^nal was out of order because a motion The exchange was one of several 44444. 4 M . 444 M . M. MX 4C. KMU O n t . $ 9 9 9 9 luxury package looks and feels like on the Nov. 3 election ballot. concerned about a letter from the arguments for and against the more SiiKk »4080 luxury car that anyone would be ballot. was on the floor. Joyner ruled that parliamentary moves during the a brand new one. Slock #15311 Perry Dodson, chairman of Save office of Secretary of the State to proud to own. Fully equipped. agreement that have been heard When he adjourned the meeting, Tripp was right. meeting. ' *9,995 Our Sewers, or SOS. said the matter «.J9?5!^<'‘«?5S[i<4OT...... » 5 4 9 5 Slock #4071 Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel. ques over the past few weeks, ended Joyner struck his gavel on the block John D. LaBelle Jr., whohasbeen *8,995 will be discussed by SOS leaders Blectman also moved to suspend 8S MSSAN SINTRA tioning the town’s authority to put when Marion Taggart of 119 Wood so hard the blow caused the leaf of the district’s legal adviser, was at 4>*«. 4 C»i. 4iM i <44 m l.H t.4».f. XMta. Not Om. and other foes of the town and Eight . *5995 the questions to vote in a general land St. moved the question, forcing the table to collapse, causing some the meeting but did not participate. Please turn lo page 8 IS NONM FRaUOE ■W ------» — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurwlay. Oct. 15. 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Oct, 15, 1987 — t
THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER HOUSE PRICES: Cost of new Quarry owner says he’ll appeal ZBA’s decision nwAccu-WeaVier^forecast for 8 AJM^FMday. October 1« Accu-Weather*^ionecast for Friday and used homes hi sslacted dHes <0 30 Daytime Conditions and High Temp^^iralums Bv Bruce Motzkln 10.2-acre parcel located at the end Pri— (Ssewid RusrtbT 1SST) Herald Reporter quarry in July from David C.Buck ^ the land. But the ZBA deterpiined The permit limits the days and necessary for the ZBA todetermine o ^ J y ))^|1 dOUe of Box Mountain Quarries Inc. of Notch Hoad, near the intersec hours the quarry can operate, and if a legal, non-conforming use has An appeal must be filed at tion of Routes 6 and 44. Two acres in a small section of the residential Pittsburgh, Pa BOL’TON — The owner of the requires that a 6-foot chain link be been established by the quarry. 40 CaribMt |S4~ I Rockville Superior Court within 15 lie in the industrial zone, zone. The ZBA ruled that that erected around the perimeter of the The Sept. 3 hearing was held to Clevaisnd. Ohio m lton Notch Quarry said Wednes- days of the publication of the ZBA’s quarrying is a permitted u4^ But 8 tion is the only part in which a .quarry. hear the quarry owner’s appeal of *•« plans to appeal the decision. The decision has not yet acres lie In the residentiaUone, and le|al, non-conforming use has bWn SI. Loult, Mb’ Zoning Board of Appeals’ decision Branse said that for now, the the Zoning Commission’s denial of been published, but ZBA Chairman the ZBA is allowing ^drrying on established. quarry will continue normal opera Houston, Texas to restrict quarry operations to only the quarry’s 1986 annual permit. John H. Roberta said Wednesday only one of thpstfhcTM. Included in the ZBA’s ruling was tions. which is allowed during the Also being appealed was a cease- a section of the site on which the that it will be done as quickly as Mark Bi^tm,^ attorney for the Miami-Ft. Lauderdale, FIs quarry lies. an order to' stop all work in the 15-day appeal period. and-desist order issued to the possible. -.quarry, ai led at a Sept. 3 hearing quarry until conditions of a special The ZBA’s decision came in the quarry on May 22 by Zoning ' Detroit, Mich We do plan to appeal as soon as "W e’re shooting to have it r e ^ that- «li quarrying in Bolton permit Issued by the Zoning Com- w ecM ." said Dr. Peter J. Lawlerof final set of deliberations on evi Commission Chairman Philip G. Chicago. Ill by early next week,’’ said Robens. Notch piMates zoning regulations missiop last year are met. The American Heritage Stone Inc. dence heard at the Sept. 3 hearing. Dooley. The cease-and-desist order ’The ZBA ruled Oct. 8 mat prohibiting quarrying in the resi permit was devised by the Zoning The ZBA had ruled earlier that was Issued after Dooley discovered Seattle, Wash U w ler, along with his brother, quarrying in Bolton Notch is dential sone, it has been established Commission, after it denied the David M. Lawler, bought the quarrying is not allowed by zoning that the quarry was operating in the YoOlfeO I Denver, Colo allow ^ in only about 3 acres of the as a legal, non-cOnforming use of permit requested by the quarry. regulations. This ruling mqde it residential zone. AtLuttk M innoap^j^St. Paul, Minn Phoenix, ArIz O ’Marra -Vi; W— Mngk»»|70‘| Lot Angalea, Calif I School board: 70 New York, NY * vm/ A* # II W 4MTi..>f iip C- 1947 A<^» W o .iIIkm b« Honolulu, Hawaii role gets Boston, Mass questioned Fix it — or else Storm over Plains; By Andrew J. Davis said. CO- NEAgrtpMe Herald Reporter But such news did not satisfy Zoning Enforcement Officer Tho board members Anne J. Gauvin or Between the second quarter of 1986 and the second mas R. O’Marra came under fire Mancherier Board of Education Francis A. Maffe Jr. becaiise Fiano much of East clear quarter of 1987, the average price of new and used homes during Tuesday’s Zoning Board of members are angry with a local had originally agreed to make in 31 major American cities increased by 10.3 percent — Appeals hearing. developer who they contend has not repairs earlier this summer. By The Associated Press west Texas and southeastern Laurence P. Rubinow, an attor properly restored a fence on school Fiano had originally come to the from $111,800 to $123,300. The Federal Home Loan Bank property. New Mexico. ney who represents Wilmer B. and school board about two years ago to have the hill behind the school A storm over the Plains today Board said Boston recorded the largest increase — 89.3 Carol E. Clevenger of Manchester, According to Assistant Superin Light rain was widely scattered /f tendent Wilson E, Deakin, devel downgraded to help with drainage spread rain from the Midwest to percent. accused O’Marra of stepping over western Montana and north* oper Paul P. Fiano has not properly and sewers at the subdivision, the Southwest while most of the ' em Idaho. beyond his duties as zoning enforce C installed a gate to close a gaping which was recently completed. The East had fair weather. Clear skies prevailed across ment officer becuase of a Jan. 21 letter O’Marra wrote to Harold R. hole in a fence behind Manchester subdivision is behind the school off Rain fell from Wisconsin across the eastern quarter of the nation Almanac High School. Fiano agreed to repair Summit Street. southern Minnesota into South Cummings of Laser Games of although showers ranged along ' Hartford Inc. the area after doing some grading "Enough is enough,” Gauvin Dakota whiie rain and thunder the southeastern coast of Florida. work on school property In order to said. "You get a little tired of being ’The Clevengers were appearing showers were scattered from Today's forecast called for rain Oct. 15, 1987 create a small subdivision behind taken advantage of. That’s where I eastern Nebraska and western from Nebraska and the eastern TODAY’S MOON: Day after before the ZBA on ’Tue^ay to the school. am now.” last quarter. appeal O’Marra’s Aug. 7 decision Iowa across central Kansas into Dakotas across the upper Missis Today Is the 288th W| T I f I ^ I "He knows what's in place is not "W e’ll give it one more try,” that a laser-game stadium is a sippi Valley into northern Michi day of 1987 and the I TODAY’S TRIVIA; Which epic poem acceptable.” Deakin said. He Maffe said. If the board is not 23rd day of autumn. permitted use of the former Mott’s added that he has had di.scusslons satisfied with the work of Fiano T gan: showers and thundershow was written by Virgil? (a) "The Aeneld" Shop Rite property. The (Revengers within the next few weeks, it should ers scattered over northwest Today’s weather picture was drawn by Lynn Salonen, who I (b)"The Odyssey" (c)"The Divine with Flano about the property. The ' live next door to the property. consider filing a suit, he added. Weather Trivia Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas; lives on Adelaide Road and attends Nathan Hale School. Comedy” two have discussed having a In the letter, O’Marra informed contractor, who would be installing A recent tour of the area revealed rain scattered over Montana with Whal ar« nn«ius TODAY’S BARBS Cummings that the Laserquest use a concrete walk on the high school the fence rising 12" above Its snow at higher elevations of the TODAY’S HISTOflY: On this day In BY PHH. PA8T0RET was permitted at 260 North Main holdings, and the latch of the fence 1917, German spy Mata Harl was exe side of the fence, put In the fence northern Rockies; and sunny CONNECTICUT WEATHER When they're young, children go, "Bye- St., the site originally proposed for again at Fiano's expense, Deakin unable to meet its holding bar. skies across the lower Mississippi cuted by an A lli^ firing touad. bye.” But as they grow old enough to ' the laser game center. Valley and the eastern quarter of borrow your credit card, they start to Rubinow said O’Marra should the nation. TODAY’S BHITHDAYS: Virgil (70 go buy-buy Instead. have consulted with the town Highs should be in the 40s to 50s Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: B.C.); Friedrich Nietzsche (1644); John If It looks, quacks and waddles like a attorney before Writing the Jan. 21 Herald photo by Pinto ' . > r \ A New Voice On The Democratic Team from Washington state across the Tonight, fair. Low around 40. Friday, partly sunny. L. Sullivan (1858); P.Q. Wodehouse duck, chances are It's one of those new letter, and future letters. (1881); Lee lacocca (1920) northern Rockies and northern High 60 to 65. computerized toys. "What is before us is the fact that Short and sweet Plains into upper Michigan and in TODAY’S QUOTE: “ Nothing on earth TODAY'S TRIVIA ANSWERS: (a) The the zoning enforcement officer sections of Maine and New West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, fair. Low 45 to consumes a man more quickly than the Roman poet Virgin wrote the epic poem should not be rendering legal Daniel Maher and Lawrence Wood- Wednesday. Members of the New York M ary Ann Hampshire; 80s in southern and 50. Friday, mostly sunny. High 60 to 65. passion of resentment” — Friedrich "The Aeneld.” opinions,’’ Rubinow said. He re house Jr. of the New England Touring City-based company were at the school eastern Texas, south Florida and Nietzsche. © IMT, NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. ferred to O’Marra’s former occupa tion as a lawyer. “ Mr. O’Marra is Company perform short plays for in cooperation with the Keeney Street interior California; 90s in parts of Northwest Hills: Tonight, fair. Low 35 to 40. Friday, students at Keeney Street School School Parent-Teacher Association. the desert Southwest; and 60s to partly sunny. High 60 to 65. comfortable wearing a lawyer’s Handley 70s across most of the rest of the Astrograph hat,” he said. nation. Rubinow speculated that Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk O’Marra approved the use at East Temperatures around the na Point: Wind northeast 15 knot today, 10 to 15 knots Middle Turnpike -because he n tion at 3 a.m. EDT ranged from 25 wanted to be consistent with his Emergency panel gets bad news Pull tonight, east 10 knots Friday. Seas 1 to 3 feet today and tives today willN^n the admiration of degrees at Warroad, N.M., to 76 earlier decision. “ Mr. O’Marra U W I ■(violin at a London haven’t disclosed my plans,” he Senate voted to deny funds for Mill slated for conversion to 18 Brophy said the leased land could thi room,” the television series about private museum. auction last April. said Wednesday at a City Council integrity impugned. We are tired AIDS Question materials that stores and 103 apartments was accommodate 40 to 60 p a ^ n g X thi a stammering, computer Her parents, Leo and Reka "Having a Stradivarius doesn't meeting where his sister, Kat of having our sincerity questi critics say promote turned down by the Cheney Hall spaces. ^ Dl generated hero. 900 Brown, published the Kulm Mes make you a good violinist, but you hleen Brown, was sworn in as a oned. We are tired of having our homosexuality. Foundation Wednesday. The developers are short by 68 sel ABC saidJ^ejpMday that "Mr. pe senger and Edgeley Mail weekly can't be In the race without one,” member of the Los Angeles Board intelligence insulted." — Sen. In a unanimous vote, the founda spaces or by 47 spaces, depending Belvedere," starring Christopher ’ 866 of newspapers. The family left for Bianchl said, adding that of the of Public Works. Terry Sanford, D-N.C., respond- tion’s board of directors decided to on whether 21 spaces planned north Hewett as an English butler, and of the mill along Cooper Hill Street ’ 856 m< California in 1942. 500 or so Strads in the world, Asked if he planned to seek ing to President Reagan’s criti- w . . inform the Planning and Zoning "The Pursuit of Happiness,” are counted. Public Works Director he. "only 50 are in true playing office. Brown said, "I certainly cism of opponents of Supreme L O ttO l^ I Commission that the foundation starring Paul Provenza and cannot commit itself to sharing any George A. Kandra has some lat condition.' think that’s a possibility.” Court nominee Robert H. Bork. Brian Keith, would take Max’s of the 112 parking spaces in the hall reservations about those spaces Jui Colossal ovation Elected governor in 1974 and place. lot in order to help resolve a parking because they may make it difficult 1978, Brown lost a 1982 bid for the "We’ve got to call a spade a LONDON (AP) - Italian vir “ Max Headroom” made its Connecticut daily shortage faced by the mill's to plow snow from the street qu Country royalty U.S. Senate to Pete Wilson. Since spade and a perverted human tuoso Luigi Alberto Bianchi won a debut as an ABC series last developer. without blocking cars. 36 then, he said he has been Wednesday: 637 800 SOUTH WINDSOR four-minute ovation in Queen NASHVILLE. Tenn. (AP) - March along with his human being a perverted human being." Instead, the foundation voted to iTie Planning and Zoning Com pe “ writing, practicing law, Elizabeth Hall when he played Britain's Princess Anne will be counterpart. Edison Carter, — Sen. Jesse Helms, R-S.C., Play Four: 6414 ask the Cheney Historic District mission was to have heard an qu investing.” objecting to some forms of Commission to seek an agreement application for the mill conversion the world's most expensive vio treated to country music perfor played by Matt Frewer. In the No first-prize winning ticket WEST HARTFORD from all of the developers in the mill Oct. 5 but granted Brophy Ahem a pe lin, his Stradivarius called The mances during her visit to latest ratings period "M ax Head- anti-AIDS education. was sold for Tuesday’s drawing in FAIRFIELD Nashville to ride in the Royal area to share parking spaces when continuance until Nov. 9 so that the op Colossus. room” was the lowest-rated net the Connecticut state lottery’s developer could try to revolve the op Steeplechase, planners say. Redgrave wins “ Education for high-risk there is an overflow. GLASTONBURY Bianchi, 41, said after Wednes work show. "Lotto” game. One first prize parking problem. MILFORD ( The princess, daughter of BOSTON (AP) — The Boston groups must be explicit, detailed Foundation members said that day night's performance that he In "M r. Belvedere," Hewett ticket in Friday’s drawing will be the Yam Mill development would FitzGerald said the C3ieney His aui Queen Elizabeth II, is to arrive Symphony Orchestra violated the felt "fantastic excitement” play plays an English butler. "The and unflinching.” — Ann worth about $5 million. The need the parking spaces most on toric District Commission is eager WINDSOR rei Wednesday and ride in the HAMDEN ing the instrument in the city civil rights of actress Vanessa Pursuit of Happiness’’ has Pro McFarren, executive director of winning combination picked weekends, the same time that most to resolve the problem because the 700 re' where he bought it. opening race Oct. 23. Redgrave when it canceled a venza playing a footloose man the AIDS Action Council, after the ’Tuesday was: 3, 16, 25, 30,32, 38. activities will be under way at the development plan for the mill ch He paid a record $726,000 for the She then will retire to the royal series of concerts she was to who decides to settle down. hall. They stressed that the hall follows the 1980 recommendation STRATFORD EAST HARTFORD Zo must be rented out so that it will be by Anderson. Notter and Finegold. po Manchester Herald self-sustaining. preservation planners for a mixed WETHERSFIELD Tv The developers. Brophy Ahem of residential and retail use. ’ 616 chi Comics Sampler West Haven, do not have room on Alan Lamson, a foundation opi USPS 327-500 VOL. evil, No. 13 their land for enough parking member and former town planner, spaces to meet the zoning regula said that it was originally intended 7 shi tions for the combination of resi- that the path of Hartford Road, He ON THE PASTRACK by Bill Holbrook PubUthed dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.00 ' dential and retail use planned for south of the mill, would be changed 600 ha' and certain holldaya by the Man- weekly. $7.70 for one month. $23.10 in such a way that the mill property cheater Publiahing Co . 16 Bralnard the mill at 210 Pine St., former site pol for three months. $40.20 for alx would have more land. ive THAT AKA^ Place. Manchaatar. Conn. 06040 months and $92.40 for one year. of King’s Department store. Jor Pellegrini said in that in fairness Avsraga per perton of similar In this space, samples of A WOMAN T& socceep iN WHATSTriAT TRAPmoNAUV Second claaa poataga paid at Senior citizen rales and mall rates The proposal for shared parking Average per person of bei Psr Parson size towns across ths state. B06lN6SS.,6He HA^Ib CARe- I A fBlMLB! N « aJ, Manchaatar, Conn. Poatmaster: are avallabla on request. was explained to the foundation by to the PZC. the developer should neighboring towns. I new comics will be printed indicate at least that he had from time to time. O ur aim is roaV COMBINE gcTH MAi-e WINWN6-? TOST ADD A MALE Sand addreaa changaa to the To place a classified or display William FitzGerald, chairman of Na f e m a l e 6EHAVk«/ \ DAU?yil^i. C f W O H M V Mencheater Herald. P.O. Box 591. advartlsament. or to report a news the Cheney Historic Dtetrict Com approached the foundation to ex coi plore the possibility of shared to get reader reaction to new L Mancheater. Conn. 00Q40. '' item, story or picture idea, call mission. Mark Pellegrini, town chi comics, or to old comics that If you don't receive yourHerald by 643-2711 Office hours are 8:30 e.m. planner, and Lawrence Brophy, the parking. se< While the foundation members we are thinking about drop 9 p m. weekdays or 7:30 a m to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. developer. Dii Saturdaya. plaasa talap^ne your The Manchester Herald is a Brophy said his firm plans to did not feel they could support a VOTE DEMOCRATIC ON NOV. 3 cai ping. Send your comments carrier If you're unatM to reach member of the Associated Press, the acquire the right to develop land commitment to share parking, they tor to: features Editor, Man- your canter, call subaenber service Audit Bureau of Circulatlonsand the west of the mil! property owned by did vote to sent a letter to the PZC For Absentee Ballot Information or Ride to the Polls, Call 647-7327 thi at 047-9046 by 0 pM. weekdays for New England Newapaper saying they support the develop chetler Herald, P.O Box Northeast Utilities, and thenbuilda Paid for by ths Oemocrallc Town Committee, Paul Phillips, Treasurer. 1 delivery In MananchMar. Association. MI^'INanchester, 06040. parking lot as part of the solution to ment plan generally. enl be 6 - 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Oct. 15, It n MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Oct. 15. 1987 — 5 G O P panel backs Candidate Profilas Connecticut In Bri0f l^rTitrak workets pressure O’Neill Rots witness complaint about Judge NEW HAVEN (AP) - Leaders of the town~8th proposal Transportation Workers union called off a Naab most vocal of board minority ^ defense witness in the trial of threatened strike after meeting with Gov. ^ uH coayictM serial killer Michael B. Ross has filed a complaint William A. O’Neill, but they and other union YOU leaders • remain unhappy over layoffs by By Andrew Yurkovsky He said the voters of the a g a iM ^ p erior Court Judge G. Sarsfleld Ford, accusing Ford of fH t .4 r0 fV By Andrew Yurkovsky will bring. !Tt makes sense In my commended last month. He said he Amtrak. Herald Repoiier Ei^ith District should alone part of town and it makes sense in doesn’t believe that cre a ^ g such a traating him in a "disrespectful, condescending” mannerduring NOI^’ HerOld Reporter the trial. Amtrak workers protested the recent layoffs GO. decide whether the agreement is an parts of town," be said. commission will result in landlords CHWISI ''' WHERE The Republican Town Com Wednesday as Massachusetts Gov. Michael S. UW in their best interests. Reptriftlican Geoffrey Naab has selling their apartments or convert “1 couldn’t in good conscience ignore the situation," said ■Ri OUl Of WORK mittee agreed Wednesday night Dukakis and O’Neill appeared together at Union Osella’s opinion was backed been one of the more vocal Naab supports a “ yes" vote on ing them to condominiums. Dr.*^Fred Berlin, associate professor of psychiatry at the Johns to take a stand in favor of the HopUns School of Medicine. Station to call for improved rail service in the by Garside and Eugene A. members of the town Board of bonding for improvements around “ A fair-rent commission is not Northeast. UNISI UHKW 1 ' proposed agreement between the proposed Mali at Buckland Slerakowski, another Republi Directors during his first term. His going to hurt landlords. It’s going to Berlin, who is also director of the Johns Hopkins Hospital’s More than a dozen members of the Machinists the town and the Eighth Utilities Hills. Although he was one of the can candidate for director. Town willingness to state his positions help landlords. Because the best Sexual Disorder Oinic in Baltimore, filed the complained with union silently held anti-O’Neill signs as the two District. directors who took an eariy stand in GOP Chairman Donald K. KuebI forcefully sets him apart from the thing a fair-rent commission can do the state Judicial Review Council. state leaders promoted an experimental Am The vote followed a brief also spoke against taking a two othM' Repid)licans on the favor of a referendum to decide the is provide a forum,’* he said. On June 26, Rosa, a Cornell University graduate and former discussion in which several trak high-speed train between New York and position on the agreement. board. question, he said the directors Though he praismi the diversity insurance salesman from Griswold, became the first person Boston. committee menribers argued In a single motion, Naab had Now, as the Nov. 3 election draws acted properly last year when they of the Republican candidates for condemned to die in Connecticut’s electric chair since the U.S. Th that the issue was too politically One demonstrator, Sean Scollan of Hamden, proposed that the Republicans near, Naabisa standout for another voted to issue the $13 million in Board of Directors, Naab admitted Supreme Court upheld the death penalty in 1976. said the Machinists were not protesting against charged for the GOP to take any tax-increment bonds without input Wed advocate "yes" votes for both reason. Not only is he the only that the Democrats are. better Ross’ sentence has been stayed pending appeal. Ross, 28, Is Dukakis, who is running for the Democratic position. In the end, only John I. from the voters. a p n referendum questions. J. Win- incumbent among the Republican M organized. He said that Theodore. also serving a 120-year sentence for the murders of two other nomination for president. Oarside Jr., a candidate for the throp Porter, another candidate candidates, but he is also the only R. Cummings, the Democratic young women in Connecticut. After the lO-minute news conference, O’Neill wise town Board of Directors, voted “ I think the action taken by the for Board of Directors, success one among the six to take a strong party chairinan. is largely respon talked for less than a minute with the Th against the endorsement. Board of Directors was entirely fully bad the bond issue deleted stand in favor of the proposed Mall sible for the dominance of the demonstrators. Their signs accused O’Neill of At the same time, the Republi appropriate. If it wasn’t proper, I agre from that motion. at Buckland Hills. Democrats in the last 16 years. Boy critical after 13,500-volt Jolt ignoring the 32 layoffs of Amtrak maintenance cans decided against making wouldn’t have taken it. There is Earlier, the town committee Naab, a 46-year-oId attorney who workers on Oct. 5 at the New Haven station. adeq any recommendation on nothing in the town charter or the To gain a majority on the Board N E W H A V E N — A 13-year-old boy was hospitalized in critical had approved a resolution pledg works in Hartford, believes that his The governor then met for about 15 minutes near whether the town should issue applicable state statutes .that re of Directors this year, Republicans condition today after a jolt from a 13,SOO-volt wire and a SO-foot ing to abide by the will of the ability to reason quickly is another with representatives of four railroad unions — tore $13 million in bonds for improve quires a referendum." must convince the voters that they fall, hospital officials said. people whatever the outcome of factor that sets him apart from the the International Brotherhood of Electrical - ments around the proposed Mall are better than the Democrats, notk the referendum on the bonding crowd. " I think that I am better But, though he disagrees with the David Smith of New Haven was taken to Yale-New Haven • Workers, the Teamsters, the Transporation at Buckland Hills. Incumbent Naab said. X agreement. Naab said that the able than most other people to ruling. Naab said Uiat Hartford Hospital after the accident Wednesday evening when he was Workers union and the Sheet Metal Workers but£ Republican Director Geoffrey resolution said very little in light understand complex questions and Superior Court Judge John F. For his part, Naab already has walking on a closed pedestrian bridge over railroad tracks, union. The Machinists did not attend. To Naab, who voted for the bond of the fact that all the Republi sort out what makes sense from Maloney’s opinion in July that a convinced some Democratic direc officials said. The Transportation Workers union had issue last year and has consist thef can candidates for the town what does not make sense,” he said referendum should be beM ought to tors that he is an asset to the board. Police said the youth and his 11-year-oId brother climbed on the threatened a strike if they did not make ently v o ic ^ his support for the best Board of Directors had already In a recent interview. be adhered to because the judge’s Stephen T. Cassano recently outside railing of the bridge over the tracks and then jumped onto satisfactory progress with O’Neill. After the ^ AP ph oto mall project, had sought the pledged to act in accordance GEOFFREY NAAB opinion is the law unless it is deve Naab believes that the most praised Naab for his hard work and the walkway. meeting, union spokesman Tim Grandfield said GOP's endorsement of both the with the vote. overturned. Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis speaks Wednesday at Union Station In important issue facing Manchester Republican Incumbent dedicAtion. Kenneth N. Tedford, Smith found an opening on the bridge and brushed the wire. no job action would be taken. C lette bond issue and the agreement. Naab, who is the only incum another Democratic director, also in the next two years is the town’s N a a b , supports the agreement Police said a jolt sent the boy about 20 feet into the air before he Dukakis was riding on an Amtrak promotion New Haven as Connecticut Gov. William O'Neill watches. Dukakis rode a of pa The two referendum questions bent Republican running for had good things to say about Naab. growth and the resulting drain on between the town and the Eighth fell about 30 feet onto the tracks. run of a fast train between Boston and New high-speed train from Boston to New York and stopped In New Haven to meet will be included on the ballot in director, has said that the Board of the present Municipal Building. COOK services. He believes the town Utilities District, which he himself " I find him a very informed and York. O’Neill met him during a brief stop in New the Nov. 3 general election. of Directors acted properly last The cost of a new building, not O'Neill. Members of the Machinists union, who are involved in a labor dispute law i should build a new municipal helped to negotiate. He said both valuable director, and I ’m pleased Haven. The Massachusetts governor did not "W e have a duty to exercise year In deciding to issue the counting the necessary land, has with Amtrak, met the train. building because of the lack of sides end up winners, because the to hear his comments on any Sales tax revenues still strong mention the labor issue in his five-minute Th some leadership and take a bonds. Wednesday night, he been estimated at $15.5 million. space in the present office Eighth District gets the town’s issue," Tedford said. speech. Dukakis called O’Neill “ my mentor, my may stand," Naab said during the restated his disagreement with HARTFORD — Receipts from the sales tax were up 11.5 any time. buildings. " I realize that will be expensive, Buckland firehouse and the town "It is like sitting in your living room," Dukakis leader," on Northeastern transportation issues committee meeting In the Lin Naab is the managing attorney of O’Neill said he had promised to write Amtrak bene Hartford Superior Court Judge but it can't be done cheaply, and the gets the district’s sewer system. He percent in the latest reporting period, according to the governor’s said of the ride on the new turbo train. The region O’Neill has not announced who he will back in coln Center hearing room. Naab said it would be foolish to officials expressing concern about the layoffs. John P. Maloney, who ruled in sooner it’s done, the less expensive said the sewer system is important Naab ft Danforth, a Hartford law budget office, but officials say it’s too early to determine the should form an “ economic partnership" with the Democratic presidential race. Com Marion Taggart, the GOP vice spend $3 million on an addition " I ’m always concerned about protecting jobs T July that the bond issue should it’s going to be.” he said. because it will allow the town to firm. He served in theU.S.Navyfor impact on the budget surplus or on prospects for tax cuts next Washington for improving rail service, he said. O’Neil said Dukakis was welcome in the state the p chairman, argued that the Re which, he said, would prove inade in Connecticut.” O’Neill said. have been approved by a refer plan better for future development. nine years and retired from the U.S. year. Butt publicans ought to take a stand endum vote. quate in a short time. The $3 million Naab said that multi-family Naval Reserve as a captain in 19m. “ We certainly remain cautious, really, in terms of where the on the agreement between the respi The resolution passed by the figure is the estimate the town housing will have to be built Naab also favors formation of a He, his wife, Joan, and the couple’s economy is headed," Anthony V. Milano, head of the Office of town and the district, which throughout town to meet the need GOP Wednesday appears to administration has put on an fair-rent commission, as a town three sons live on South Mmi P olicy and Management, said Wednesday. "W e think consumer Friends say dead inmate denied treatment need would resolve longstanding dif contradict Naab’s position that addition to the east and west sides for housing that economic growth director-anMinted committee re- Street. weel ferences over jurisdiction for confidence levels are about the same as they have been. the directors' decision to issue “ W e don’t look for '88 to be a year of decline, but we certainly fire and sewer services. the bonds was in accordance HARTFORD (A P) - His girl Thursday and was treated for a Hawkins, said Wednesday that he Christian boy’s home for emotion are r are approaching ’88-89 with caution,” heaaid. Taggart suggested that It has with their legislative duties. friend and other inmates are pulled muscle to relieve pain in his plans to ask Hartford State’s ally disturbed youths in Vermont, ^ need Milano noted that interest rates have continued to creep been the GOP’s failure to take a " It would have been approp charging that a 36-year-old man upper shoulder, said State Police Attorney JohnM. Bailey to look into Hawkins said. week strong position on issues that has Perkins modest about school work upward. This, he said, "is probably the single most important who died in his cell at the Morgan Det. Hal McDermott the matter. riate if the question of bonding perft kept It the minority party since for major infrastructure im economic factor that can affect the state of Connecticut and the Street detention center was denied Grlssette repeatedly asked to see He said he also advised Christopher Columbus disco sales tax in the long run. medical attention for four days a doctor and receive medical parti 1971. provements related to the Buck- By Andrew J. Davis Perkins said. dent enrolled in the Hariford-based Grissette’s family to delay burial to vered Costa Rica In 1502. before his death. treatment as his condition deterio But Ronald Osella, who is land Mall had been presented to Herald Reporter “ You do it because you really Oak Hill School, operated by the allow for a full autopsy. alive State correction officials said rated over the holiday weekend, but running for Board of Directors, the people at an earlier date, love education," said the Manches Connecticut Institute for the Blind. Connie Wilks, a correction Wh Spending increases worry Milano they could not comment on medical was turned down, said Sharon The Public Speaks. disagreed. " I think it is too even if this was not deemed Susan L. Perkins is not as quiet as ter housewife. "You have to be The cost went up to $63,518 this department spokeswoman, said the treatment given to Nathaniel Hawkins, Grissette’s former room critical to make a political issue. legally necessary at the time,” she appears. committed and have some energy year, an increase of more than HARTFORD — Anthony V. Milano, the governor’s budget department’s Investigation would Grlssette, who died Tuesday of mate. A letter signed by about 10 This is a people issue,” he said. the resolution reads Perkins, 44, rarely says a word to do it. It’s a learning experience. $20,000 over last year. take at least a week. chief, worries about a 13 percent increase in spending requested pneumonia, because it would in inmates who were in the jail with during Board of Education meet But what better thing can you “ When I was on the board a few The autopsy - showed that GARSIDE J- by state agencies, because he knows thatthe years of hundreds of vade his privacy. ings. When she does speak, her volunteer for?" Grlssette said the same thing. Grlssette had died of bilateral years back, it was for free,” she millions of dollars in budget surpluses are coming to an end. "The matter Is under review," Will Listen voice is soft and subdued. But that That spirit is what drives Perkins " It ’s pretty amazing that in 1987a pneumonia, in this case a bacterial said. " I t ’s frightening." “ W e are in the 59th month of an economic expansion; at some State Commisioner of Correction does not mean that Perkins is not a in her quest for a third term on the guy who’s never been sick in his life infection that can usually cured The school system will get back point in time, that is going to change,” Milano, secretary of the Larry Meachum said Wednesday. gets sick with a cold on Thursday Republican polF shows good school board member, says board, eyeiTir it means taking time about $43,000 of the money from the with antibiotics, said Associate Pull Lever 2B Office of Policy and Management, told a group of state House " I f anything needs to be addressed, and dies of pneumonia on Tues Medical Examiner Dr. Edward 'T. fellow Democratic member Fran awayjptmi her family. She and her state later this year. The school Democrats. then we will address It.” day." Hawkins said. McDonough, who conducted the cis A. Maffe Jr. husband, Robert, and their children system, though, must pay the on Nov. 3 "Connecticut has been extremely fortunate to have had several Grlssette. who had been fighting John C. Brittain, a University of autopsy. "She's quiet at the board meet live at 180 Mountain Road. Her money up front, which puts a Pad lor by tti# Commni*. to R tcI opposition to bond plan very significant surpluses," he said. “ The surpluses ... are just extradition to Vermont where he Connecticut law professor who had Grlssette, who had a college ings,” Maffe said. "But behind the children are Sarah, 19, Martha burden on its bank account. John a.rOd4, Jr.. scenes, she does a lot." not going to be with us in future years.” faced charges of sexually assault offered informal legal advice on the degree in psychology, had worked L. Bonlamln, Traaturtr. Kate, 17, James, 11, and Timothy, 4. Though the board faces a number ing a minor, .saw a doctor last True to her personality, Perkins Over the past four years, the state has rolled up more than $1 criminal case to Grlssette and as a mental health therapist in a Bv Andrew Yurkovsky Charter to create a strong mayoral She said there are many issues of problems, Perkins said she is talked in modest 'terms about facing the board that she would like billion in surpluses. This year’8 estimated surplus now stands at Herald Reporter form of government, while 52 proud when she considers, the herself and what she's accomp to help solve. Among them are $30 million, less than one-tenth of last year’s $365 million surplus. percent said they were happy with problems the board has solved over A survey of 85 voters conducted lished in six years as a school board keeping class sizes stable in the the years. She said she is most the present arrangement of a Board member. by the Republican party last month of Directors and a town manager. face of a predicted space crunch proud of the passage of the Perkins and Democrat Richard and keeping costs down. Probe continues in reporter’s death found that a majority opposes The remaining 15 percent polled on anti-smoking policy earlier this IT'S REGAL'S 47th W. Dyer are running against Keeping costs down can some bonding for improvements around the question had no opinion. year, and the institution of the HARTFORD — Authorities say they still don’t know whether a Republicans John A. Tucci and times be difficult, Perkins said, adolescent day-treatment program the proposed Mall at Buckland newspaper reporter slain last month knew her killer or if she was Asked whether local taxes are too Ralph C. Gray in the town’s Nov. 3 especially with much of the board’s in the old Highland Park School. Hills. sexually assaulted, but they have developed a group of possible 5 high, 50 percent of voters polled election. Three of the four candi $28 million budget already commit But the job isn’t over with, The survey of Republican, Demo suspects. cratic and unaffitlated voters also responded yes. 43 percent no. and 7 dates will win seats on the board for ted to various projects. It also is Perkins said. That is why she would "It’s a process of elimination," Lt. Frederick Lewis said found that a majority of voters percent had no opinion. three years, beginning this year. SUSAN L. PERKINS hard when one considers the like to continue as a member of the " I ’ve been on the board six years surging costs faced by the school board. Wednesday. “ We’re trying to match information and evidence favors the negotiated agreement Forty-five percent of voters sur .. . seeking third term and I've been involved,” Perkins system, she said. "W e have one of the best systems with an individual.” between the town and the Eighth veyed said that local tax dollars said', " I t ’s not what your strengths It takes a special type of person to She was amazed late last month, in the state." You can’t win all the Lewis declined to say how many suspects there are. Utilities District. were spent wisely. 42 percent said and weaknesses are. That s not a be a board member, she said. she said, when it was announced awards we win without being About 100 people have bepn interviewed in the 10 days since the Carl A. Zinsser. Issues chairman they weren’t, and 3 percent had no question. People know me. They Because board members do not that there will be a 50 perceiU good," she said. "(B ut) you don’t body of Manchester Journal Inquirer reporter Kara Laezynski for the town GOP and a former opinion. state senator, revealed the results know I ’m involved and that I care. receive a stipend, all the work they increase in the cost for one want to be perfect because you can was found in her first-floor apartment on the city’s West End with of the survey at Wednesday's town Asked whether sex education Either they like me or they don’t.” do is in the spirit of volunteerism. Manchester elementary school stu always go one more step.” a belt around her neck. committee meeting. Zinsser said ought to be taught in schools, 74 She stressed, though, that board There have been no similar strangulations among the 24 that he had hoped to get responses percent responded yes, 23 percent members are not the driving force homicides in Hartford this year, Lewis said. He added that from about 200 voters, but he said responded no, and 3 percent had no behind education in Manchester. results from forensic tests of evidence gathered at the scene that even with the smaller sam opinion. She said people who work in the '^should be available by week’s end. pling the survey was valid. system every day are the ones who “ It's a sampling, it’s a tool to On the question of whether should receive most of the credit. BotMij‘500* teachers’ salaries should be based work with.” he said. "I'm sure If “ Our job is policy-making. It’s NOW IS THE TIME T a Engineers discii^bullding disasters you went out and took a bigger poll, on performance. 93 percent said the teachers and the administra the figures might change a little they favored merit pay and 7 tors that do the most (work),” PLANT HOLLAND BULBS MYSTIC — Since engineers or architects arc usually blamed AND percent opposed the Idea. bit." Perkins said. when buildings collapse, they should be hired to supervise Voters In all areas of town were FOR COLOR NEXT SPRING, construction projects from start to finish, a leading engineer surveyed In mid-September, with says. about an equal balance among all "T h e biggest problem in our industry is; ‘ Who’s responsible?’ party affiliations responding. The architect and engineers are perceived as responsible. HEf^ Specializing Exclutivaly in Zinsser said. The town has about Unfortunately that’s not the reality of our industry," said Charles Ronald Scott Blazers SIENDERIZING plus-size fashions 28.000 registered voters. Thornton, president of Lev Zetlin Associates Inc. of New York Zinsser said that the results on REO MIXED City. Special Sizes * the bonding question showed that CROCUS Thornton said most engineers and architects are dropped from the candidates for town Board of Where fashion 1 2 ^ - 2 6 % TULIPS DAFFODILS building projects after designs are completed and before Directors should commit them 25 Bulbs Only 25 Lsrgs Bulbs is a look, and 20 Bulbs Psr Bsg construction starts. The result, he said, is that work crews often selves to following the will of the are left with the responsibility of ensuring that blueprints are Reg. U to A st not a size. 35 *150 people no matter what the outcome 36 to 52 $ 3 9 8 properly followed. super of the vote. Town Republicans, $ 4 9 8 - Thornton made his comments while attending a workshop on movie meeting in the Lincoln Center structural integrity held in Mystic for engineers, architects and Whi hearing room, passed a resolution BIG & TALL SIZES...H 19.90 contractors. later In the evening, promising to do WE HANDLE ONLY TOP QUALITY BULBS SIZES Disne just that. Anniversary AND GUARANTEED TO BLOOM Satun 9 The breakdown for the bonding U.N. group honors 110 women Navy Grey REG. 36 to 56 m ost( question was 57 percent against and Brick • Brown LONGS 38 to 56 9 music 36 percent In favor. The remaining 7 Sale! EVERGREEN SALE FALL DECORATIONS HARTFORD — A top United Nations official says many women Mid Blue • Black SHORTS 36 to 46 well it percent who responded to- the have shunned power "not because we don’t like power, but PORTLYS 40 to 60 Bcc question had no opinion. because power has its mysteries,” including risk-taking, • FREE ALTERATIONS allowt On the agreement question, 45 ALL SORTS OF COLORFUL isolation and negotiation. even t percent supported it. 33 percent ANY EVERGREEN IN But Mercedes Pulidode Briceno, assistant secretary general of And w opposed it and 22 percent had no DECORATIONS FOR STOCK IS NOW the U.N., told 110 Connecticut women being honored for their besur opinion. work Wednesday that more women should "choose to One noteworthy finding in the INSIDE OR OUTSIDE r A se SAVE NOW pai^cipate,’’ adding "w e don’t want to be ignored.” survey was that a majority of L e v i'S m orel PUMPKINS • INDIAN CORN ‘The awards, given by the United Nations Association of HAGGAR respondents. 65 percent, favored a Mos Connecticut in ceremonies at the state Capitol, went to women revision of the Town Charter to PRICE • QOURDS • FALL LEAVES alway who have worked in government, human rights, peace, health change the pre.sent Planning and accepi Zoning Commission from an ap and education. CHRISTMAS ANNALEE BALLS IT’S A GOOD The top award went to Ruth Steinkraus Cohen of Westport, a REGULAR SIZE SLACKS BIG & TALL SLACKS violen pointed body to an elected one. neight Twenty-one percent opposed such a former president of the Connecticut U.N. group, as well as a SHOP TIME TO APPLY shows change, and 14 percent had no I WE ARE musician and activist for peace and international understanding u p to % WE'RE PUTTING OUT Furl 50 who frequently promotes the work of the United Nations. opinion. THE LIME TO YOUR T r i-B le n d s ...... *31 ®Reg. ‘40 Action Polys ...... *29»geg. m 7 “ I think that's something that NEW THINGS EVERY werer should be discussed." said Zinsser. DAY. LARGEST LAWN. 7 Ont( He suggested it was dangerous to New Fall Clothes DEALER IN THIS Big hotel planned in Middletown 0 films E have such a powerful board ap Im perial Wools. ^43^ Reg. *55 Poly-W ools...... *35®g,g. .45 parent ANY PLASTIC OR MIDDLETOWN — A Massachusetts developer announced pointed. especially whent the ma AREA. WE ALSO OPEN 7 DAYS Fort jority party, the Democrats, has WOOD LAWN plans to build a 300-room hotel and conference center near the ORNAMENTS HAVE THE LOWEST SUNDAY UNTIL intersection of Interstate 91 and Route 72. Sizes 32 to 42 Sizes 44 to 54 You been In power so long. "M ovii Incumbent Director Geoffrey NOW 'A PRICE EVERY DAY PRICES. 4:00 City officials praised the plans but Cromwell town planner Naab told members of the town 6avid Martin said Wednesday he is worried about the effect of o n lyll committee he would support such a the hotel on Route 72 traffic congestion. JohnE charter change If elected to serve a "W e feel the present status of Route 72 is just not handling the AND at two I second term on the Board of existing traffic,” he said. "That really is a m ajor stumbling block FirsI Directors. Another Republican VITTNER’S GARDEN CENTER to future development in the area." I REG AL’S I depth, "Your Quality Man's S/wp M candidate for the Board of Direc VERNON — VERNON aRCLE 6 4 9 ^ 0 IThomas J. Flatley Co. of Braintree, Mass., plans to construct second tors, Eugene A. Slerakowski, said 1 TOUJMD TURNPIKE 649-2623 AVON - m. 44 CM or Plcza the Sheraton Tara Hotel and Conference Center at a cost of $25 Here that he. too. favors the change. BLOOMFtn.D - MM P«Hi Ave.. MoomAvM Ahnpptng Plaia million to $30 million, said Thomas J. Flatley. Construction could 903 MAIN ST., DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER - OPEN WED., THURS. & FRI. TIL 9 P.M. Dancir Thirty-three percent of respond- • VERMM TOWN UNE . SPniNQFiELO — Ai the - r ■tart next spring and be completed in 18 months, he said. gradus enU to the survey said they would parent! be willing to change the Town * ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Oct. 15. 1M7 l i d MaT^^HESTER HERALD. Thursday. Oct. 18, 1987 — 7 r OPINION Brock quits Security C6i)ncil to endorse ^ b in e t to Hall, mill back Dole ideas to end iran-iraq war >»hi UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The 7-year-old Persian Gulf war. same day, he proposed, U.N. J Ja c k WASHING’TON (AP) - U b o r U.N. Security Council decided to The peace steps were spelled out observers would be dispatched to Secretary William E. Brock today endorse today a proposal linking a in a Security Council resolution monitor the truce. After "D-D ay," can’t share Anderson announced he will resign from cease-fire in the Iran-Iraq war to passed July 20, but the sequence of both sides would withdraw their President Reagan’s Cabinet, in the several other peace moves, sources their implementation was not spec forces to internationally recognised say. The plan could remove a major pcpcess making his first campaign ified. Differences on the sequence borders. B obstacle to a truce in the 7-year-old 'speech for his next boss. Republi became the principal problem in war. Perez de (Tuellar said that “ on parking lot m I can presidential hopeful Bob Dole. getting Iran 'and Iraq to stop D-Day or another dpte to be agreed "This is not a decision made The endorsement is contained in fighting. upon” an impartial body would lightly,” Brock said of his choice to a four-paragraph text worked out The new Security Council docu start work on determining respon become Kansas Sen. Dole’s cam by the 15 council members in ment makes no mention of any sibility for the war. The Cheney Hall Foundation was asked paign chairman on Nov. 1, when he confidential negotiations over the threat of sanctions, indicating the The' sources read to The Asso leaves as labor secretary. past two weeks, said the sources, United States lost its drive to have Wednesday to participate in what amounts to Prosecutors^ ciated Press the text of the "But I am deeply concerned who spoke on condition of the council warn it would impose a a pretense, and the foundation members document to be adopted today. In it. about the enormous range and anonymity. worldwide arms embargo on whi Security Council members say they wisely refused to do so. complexity of issues facing our chever side didn’t comply with the The proposal, formulated by the "commend” the secretary- The proposal before the foundation was to nation...,” Brock said. "Sen. Dole’s U.N. peace plan. crack down ; U.N. secretary-general, is signifi general’s timetable. agree on the record to share the barely extraordinary personal leadership cant because it contains elements The Security Council endorse Iran says it would observe an made the derision imperative." that have been supported by Iran. adequate parking lot of Cheney Hall with the ment is expected to set off a new Informal cease-fire while the im MpWhile saying he was stepping The government of Ayatollah Ru- nearby Yam Mill when the mill is converted round of negotiations with Iran, partial body investigates who (t P ^ from Reagan’s Cabinet with hollah Khomeini did not embrace Iraq and other parties that could to residences and stores. The foundation was on fake bolts mixed emotions. Brock said Dole's started the war, and would go along an earlier U.N. cease-fire proposal, last several months. not being asked to enter an ironclad contract, "recognized mastery of moving a which Irpq had backed. with a formal truce only after the program through an increasingly U.N. Secretary-General Javier panel’s findings are released. The but a commitment was being sought. WASHINGTON — Federal authorities are , ! The text, which needs only formal Perez de Cuellar proposed in a Islamic nation, which occupies independent Congress will be cru approval, marks the first time the To have agreed would have been to pursue beginning to tighten the noose around the cial ...” to see that America chooses confidential outline that the peace Iraqi territory, has refused to council has stated its view on the process begin with a cease-fire on the fiction that the hall’s lot could compatibly counterfeit bolt trade. wbat he referred to as a future of commit itself to a troop timing of peace moves in the what he called a "D-Day.” On the withdrawal. be shared with the Yarn M ill so that the ' Federal prosecutors are finally taking our hope. • warnings seriously. Last month, U.S. attorneys In rBrock, 56, is the second Cabinet developers of the Yarn Mill could satisfy the Orlando, Fla., persuaded a grand Jury tahand up'- official to resign to work full time on letter o f the zoning regu lation s on the nu m ber the first indictment in a case of alleged fraud by a' ‘ Dole’s drive for the Republican Panel would charge for escort o f p ark in g spaces its needs — o r perhaps to steel bolt supplier. And the Justice Department hh8 presidential nomination. Dole’s W e , Elizabeth, resigned as trans c come as close to satisfying the letter of the Joined a lawsuit filed by a bolt salesman against portation secretary Oct. 1 to devote WASHINGTON (AP) - A House interest, and if it is in our national law as it could. o p e n F o ru m former employer, in which he charges that the would be subject to penalties and her attention to the campaign. committee’s proposal to impose interest, we should be willing to pay the protection service would be company sold thousands of counterfeit bolts to the" The point o f a p p roach in g the foundation "Brock, a former GOP national heavy escort fees on oil tankers for It.” halted. The committee staff esti military. receiving protection from U.S. la may have been m erely to establish for the chairman, is widely credited wif AP photo The committee proposal is de mated the escort fee would gener warships in the Persian Gulf is aa benefit of the Planning and Zoning business, and lost his apartment For months we have been reporting the potential rebuilding the party after th signed to cover a $94 ihlllion ate at least $95 million a year, Bolton highway danger posed by counterfeit steel bolts that can’t Watergate scandal of the Nix« tantamount to putting a "F or Sale” savings requirement imposed on covering the Budget Committee’s wi Commission, which must ultimately decide because he had no heart todestroy Ambulance snafu Ugliest tie withstand the stress put on them by military administration. sign on American military servi the panel by the House Budget goal. T his twocats. He lenthis last money ces, critics of the plan say. the parking issue, that the attempt was made. a terrible Idea hardware. The substandard bolts turn to putty at „ Dole’s campaign staff scheduled Jack Herschlag, executive director of the National Committee. ’The proposal now goes Supporters led by committee al to those he thought needed it more. is likely to recur " It ’s a very bad precedent to set to the Budget Committee to be But the foundation made the only honest high temperatures, possibly putting American ; its own news conference later in the Chairman Walter B. Jones, D-N.C., wl To the Editor: Norman Racicot died two weeks day with Brock, who s still Association of Men’s Sportswear, holds up the winning that somehow our military services compiled with money-saving prop response it could have made. The mill will To the Editor: military personnel in fatal trouble. ^ and Rep. Robert W. Davis, R- P i ago, a pathetic and broke little scheduled to address the AFL- entry .in the Ugliest Tie in America contest Wednesday in are for sale around the world,” osals from the other committees. Mlch., the ranking GOP member, need extra parking the most at night and on This action by federal procecutors comes none-" Rep. Douglas Bosco, D-Calif., said Wanting to build another road man, and our school system saw CIO’s biennial convention Oct. 19-24 New York. It’s aqua and it’s hairy; it’s wide and it’s Under the fee plan, each one-way argued that the fee Is the only way aa I read your editorial of Oct. 1, too soon for Pentagon investigators, who have beM W ^nesday before the House Mer trip made by an oil tanker under weekends, when tenants of the 103 apartments through Bolton is terrible. People no reason to honor him either by Wr Miami as labor secretary. to meet the budget target and not wl 1987, with interest. I was the trying for the past year to nail the so-called "shlock useless. The minister who bought It at a church rummage chant Marine and Fisheries (Com are more likely to be at home. The hall will are fighting to keep their hopies. sending a teacher to his funeral or "--Speculation on a successor to U.S. protection through the gulf resort to a Coast Guard user fee for medical director of Meadows sale said he knew it would come in handy some day. mittee approved the money-saving would cost $250,000 or the actual la Don’t we have enough accidents by sending flowers. houses” that sell industrial fasteners to the armed: Brock as labor secretary centered domestic vessels, an approach need parking the m ^ t on nights and on measure 32-7. cost of the services, whichever is m and roads? Let’s have less. Don’t Manor for 17years,andatthetime services. on four names: favored by the Reagan administra weekends, when the hall is being used for of the decision to change ambu Several investigators have told our associate ' • Constance Homer, director of "Unless we get out of there right more. tion but traditionally opposed by finish that road through Bolton M ary B. Sears away, there are going to be th performances or is being rented for private lance services was made. I Stewart Harris they’re worried about the the Office of Personnel Oil companies not paying the fee the committee and boaters. and let the people enjoy their 2 W. Carter St. American servicemen killed In this parties to help pay the cost of keeping the hall resigned that position on Aug. 8, magnitude of the counterfeit-bolt problem and its"' Management. Salvador tells Reagan homes. Manchester action. And what are we going to to alive. 1987. potential for catastrophe. At the Pentagon’s • Deputy Labor Secretary Den nis Whitfield, a longtime aide to say — that we were selling Ti The situation that occurred "hardware store" in Philadelphia, the Defense 85 E. Center St. While there may be some philosphical Mary Jarvis Brock going back to his days as commercial escort services?” he Aug. 28,1987, was inevitable. The Industrial Supply Command, one out of every three rebels are In retreat said. compatibility between the two needs because 62D Pascal Lane Society thanks Republican national chairman. medical staff of Meadows Manor Grade 8 bolts is a fake. Grade 8 steel bolts are the • Former Rep. John Erlenborn, The Reagan administration also 649-5268 the historic district is supposed to be an Manchester opposed the administrative deci workhorse of industrial fasteners. ■> R-III., who retired in 1984 after WASHINGTON (AP) - Salvado by Reagan on Wednesday night, opposes the proposal. integrated unit, to suppose that there is any many volunteers 1 sion to change from a local Alerts on the danger of fake, substandard steel —- serving for several years as the ran President Jose Napoleon was expected to review the overall “ It hasn’t been and is not our boi logistic com patibility is pure fancy. ambulance service to service bolts led to an appalling discovery: Counterfeits • ranking GOP member of the House Duarte, disputing claims by leftist situation in El Salvador today policy to charge escort fees,” said Educator died To the Editor: Bob Hall, a White House dui To its credit, the developer, Brophy Ahearn, located in Hartford and notpartof were in the replacement stockpile for use on the Education and Labor Committee. rebels, told President Reagan that during a meeting with House and Senate members. His support on spokesman. Cash Sc Carry to is taking much m ore concrete steps to find our emergency medical system. catapult systems of the carrier USS Vinson. • Betty Murphy, a former chalr- his military forces are now in a without honors As the newly elected president Capitol-Hill remains strong. An administration official speak J We felt that it was not in the best Catapults that send planes off the Vinson every 45” womatn of the National Labor position to control all of the nation’s more parking space by leasing land adjacent of the Manchester Historical territory. The U.S. official, speaking only ing only on the condition of exi To the Editor: interest of the patients. However, Relations Board and now a Wa to the mill. Society, I am pleased to say seconds generate extremely high temperatures, on condition of anonymity, said anonymity said, "W e shouldn’t be ha the change remained in effect. shington attorney specializing in A senior U.S. official, briefing A dozen ’’hello.” One importanttaskatthe which the counterfeit bolte can’t handle. " “ Duarte told Reagan that govern in the position of renting out the Mixed Roses pri That effort should be far more persuasive of iabor iaw. reporters on Duarte’s meeting I would like to talk to you for just beginningof my term is topublicly The situation a s you described will The counterfeits are made of cheaper boron ment troops have "regained and lives of American servicemen for J the developer’s desire to abide by the zoning During his 19-month tenure as Wednesday with Reagan, said the a moment to tell you about a recur because the nursing staff of steel, which can lose their strength at .., retained” the initiative and are something that isn’t in our national toooooooooooooooooooooooppoocooj {hank the countless volunteers labor secretary. Brock re Salvadoran leader reported a dra an regulations. If the developer cannot find all of teacher. Norman Racicot. Meadows Manor has been in temperatures above 600 degrees Fehrenheit. Some, prepared to spread their authority who have helped support the established Reagan adminstration matic change in the battlefield wl structed to call Professional throughout the country. the parking spaces it needs to carry out its Norman taught the Asian refu sdciety over the years, and whose counterfeit bolts fail at room temperature. Genuine relations with the AFL-CIO that situation since 1984 when he was lal While rebel strength has declined plan, the P Z C should g ra n t w h a te v e r w a iv e r gees both at the high schooi and at continued leadership will be Ambulance. Manchester Ambu Grade 8 bolts can withstand temperatures as high ’ had virtually disappeared under his elected and the United States in recent years to an estimated Bennet Junior High School. His lance provided good service to as 800 degrees without crumbling. predecessor, Raymond Donovan. became a reliable source of up is justified, or the developer should m odify the called on in the future. 5,000 insurgents, military experts heart was full of compassion and Meadows Manor since the open Sources tell us that the Navy has issued warnings ^„While leading the administra assistance. 1 plans to reduce the number of spaces it needs. As an all-volunteer organiza have said the guerrillas maintain a he gathered up those children as a ing day. and they are an important to Its aircraft carriers about the deadly potential of tion’s fight against a broad spec in tion, the historical society has an trum of legislation wanted by At the time of Duarte’s election, a capacity to carry out successful pied piper and enriched theirlives part of the town’s emergency the substandard bolts. We’ve also learned that sol outstanding roster of motivated, unions — including a higher min military stalemate appeared to raids against Salvadoran military system. coi by taking carfull after carfull of hard-working members who do counterfeits have been discovered in submarine imum wage and mandatory ad have developed in El Salvador, installations. Rebel strongholds are them to Tanglewood, to Newport, nate their valuable time and It is only logical and medically tenders, which resupply the nuclear-armed subs vance notices of piant ciosings — he partly because Congress was reluc in the northern and central parts of sound that they should be the 5 to New York and the museums and talents for the public good, too that make up a vital part of U.S. deterrence against fibrsuaded Reagan to budget more tant to provide assistance to a the country. to fine restaurants. He gave often we take their work for primary ambulance service for Soviet aggression. money for job training. country plagued by human rights Duarte’s assessment contrasts sharply with that of the insurgent money to a Laotian soccer player granted, and fail to recognize the the convalescent and rest homes Last month the Justice Department Joined a Brock, with the help of Secretary abuses. Over the past three years, so he could go to Holland to play. in the area. lawsuit filed by Nathan Haga, a steel bolt salesman of State George Shultz, also won a however, the administration’s re leadership. value of their efforts. Salvadoran rebel leader Guil thr He lent money to a Vietnamese who is cooperating with the Defense Criminal showdown with Attorney General quests have enjoyed bipartisan We all owe a large debt to tho.se Robert K. Butterfield, M.D. support and U.S. aid has run into lermo Ungo said last week that the foe family so they could pay their Investigative Service, the Naval Investigative ’ Edwin Meese III and some White volunteers who have shaped the 7 Meadows Road House conservatives who wanted to the hundreds of millions of dollars. insurgents continue to be a force goi rent. He taught French for a while Service and the Custom Service. Haga filed the suit society. We can point with pride to Bolton discontinue government affirma Duarte, in Washington on a state “ without which it is not possible to under a 1986 amendment to the False Claims Act but was unable to understand the the Cheney Homestead and the tive action programs. visit that included a dinner hosted decide the destiny of our country.” Pe aggressive behavior of his class, Manchester Historical Museum, allowing whistleblowers with direct knowledge of ' aci who belittled him and in turn had operated entirely with volunteer Letters to the editor fraud to siie the perpetrators. If the federal pel their parents belittle him. management, asfineexamplesof Letters should be brief and to government wins its case, Haga could get as mucEu Norman could not understand what community participation the point. They should be typed or as one-third of the monetary award. ~ $11 why he was let go by our school can achieve. neatly handwritten, and, for ease The lawsuit is asking for more than $1 million ^ an system after he had put so much Please join me in a hearty in editing, should be double- from Aircom Fasteners Inc. of Arlington, Texas, — WALLPAPER SALE la\ love into his work. Many will say "thank you” to these unique spaced. Letters must .be signed where Haga worked in 1984 and 1985. Aircom s o ld ~ that he had no "fig h t” in him and individuals. with name, address and daytime ipore than 43 shipments of counterfeit bolts to th e ^ on he lacked the needed tools to gain telephone number (for verifica Defense Industrial Supply Command, according iSI ® 1M7 by N f A Inc 9 N n a always means nudity, if not intercourse, and an fliS FUI • OClIVItY AVAHAfilf very little to the imagination. 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"He’s a good pitchei*. no matter where we stuck him, whether It was today to a House subcommittee — the first written by a conclusive that there is any viola- Dodson asked Joyner when the Lingard’s contention that t ^ Danny Cox’i opinion, it was approp victory over the San lYancisco what the score Is,” Mike Aldrete of blue-ribbon panel to assess the "survivability” of frigates like the ballot. Director Tripp seconded the Aon of the law in taking the district Board of Directors was told agreement marin the first time the “ No one expected Jose to hit a Giants. for Herr at second base or for riate tbat light-hitAng Joae Oquen home run. so we weren't expecAng the Giants said. “ When he gets a Stark, and the second by a military board of inquiry that motion. quesAons off the ballot.” Landers of the letter to Tomkiel. Joyner said town and district have made a But for good measure, shortstop McGee in center, he has always do's home run was the big blow that It either,” Cox said. "We seem to lead, it makes him that much done the job.” / One district resident then asked « investigated the ship’s failure to defend itself. has said in the past that he feels the be was not noAAed of it and has concerted effort at cooperaAon.' powered the St. Louis'Cardinals Oszie Smith stuck in his defense as tougher.” Joyner, "Is this meeAng legal?” And a different way to win each After missing scoring opportuni Opening the hearing. Rep. Charles Bennett, D-FIa., chairman vote should be taken Nov. 3 but that never seen the letter nor has the Tripp said a liaison committeie into the World Series. the middle man on three double Part of Cox’s bravado stemmed Joyner read the letter from the Ame.” ties in both the third and fourth, the of the panel, today praised the "magnificent and heroic petiAoners had a right to have the district counsel. Joyner said he did made up of town and- district “ We seem to have a different plays. And. with the Giants’ hopes from the Cardinals’ four-run erup older LaBelle, which advised the meeAng they requested. not know why. ofAclals had woriced well unAI it Oquendo’s three-run shot in the waning in the late innings. Tommy Cardinals expanded their margin performance of the crew.” hero every night,” Cox said Wed second inning, only the third homer tion In the second, capped by with a two-run sixth. directors before they called the O’Brien responded that the office was disbanded. Herr sealed their doom with a 4^ Oquendo’s homer on a 3-2 count off meeting that It was for an illegal Dodson argued Aiat the district two-run single. Scott Garretts, the fourth of San of the Secretary of State did not The next public discussion of the Atlee Hammaker. purpose. should have been informed of the “ This is the kind of victory that Francisco’s seven pitchers, helped Radioactivity victim loses his arm have before it the charter of the agreement is set for Oct. 82 at 7: jp "I never thought about hitting Uie "So what are we here for?” the letter because "it direcAy pertains reads like a storybook.” Rick them with three walks. Herr’s district, now Special Act 200, which at Robertson School, when YE S will home run. I always look where the RIO D E JAN EIR O , Brazil — Four people who handled man asked. to our question.” Horton said in a tumultuous St. single capped an inning that started pertains to Jurisdiction, vriien the advocate approval. Y E S will repeal ball is and try to hit It the way It’s brilliantly glowing radioactive material sold as scrap to a Junk District Director Thomas L a W Louis clubhouse, where cham with McGee doubling and being ofAce wrote the letter to Tomkiel. Lingard argued, as he has in past its presentation Oct. 27 at Boweff pitched,” Oquendo said, "Every ers took the Aoor and read the Sept. pagne Rowed. thrown out after rounding second dealer are in critical condition, including one whose arm was And he said the letter says the meeAngs, that the proposed agree School. The Bowers meeAng was to time I hit a home run, it surprises 22 letter from the Secretary of the “ All year long, people kept base too far. amputated, officials said. OfAce can find no authority for the ment would end perennial disputes have taken place Wednesday tmt me, because I’m a line-drive State. The letter states that all counting us out because of all our Giants Manager Roger Craig Roberto Santos Neves’ badly burned arm was amputated Just questions, not that the town is between the town and district over was put off because of the district hitter.” voters in a municipality must be prohibited from including them. injuries. Well, tonight we had said Oquendo’s homer restricted above the elbow to reduce the chances of infection from festering fire and sewer Jurisdiction. "I think meeting. - Jim Lindeman started St. Louis’ San Francisco’s offensive options sores, doctors at a navy hospital said Wednesday. injuries, too. We overcame them. It second by striking out, but Terry makes it all that much sweeter and set the game’s tone. Forty-one people have been hospitalized with radiation Pendleton fouled off two pitches “That put us four runs down. In sickness from exposure to the cesium 137, officials said. because of the adversities we’ve and singled to center field. overcome.” that situation, there was no chance Those who die will be burled in airtight coffins, said Rex Pendleton raced all the way to Coventry DemocratSvCpunting the day^ Like they had during the regular to hit and run and that set up the (St. Nazare, president of the national Nuclear Energy Commission. third, pulling a muscle in his rib season when they lost pitching ace Louis) double plays.” Craig said. "They would be buried in coffins with a special seal on the Contlnned from page l cage as he went, when Tony Pena “I’m proud of my team. We’ll have “ I was contacted by the election and meeAng right through Nov. 2,” public works department to take John Tudor for several months with Cards’ pitcher Danny Cox inside so there would be no risk of contaminating the singled to right. Pendleton, whose nothing to be ashamed of all commission because some Republi said Fowler. However, her words over maintenance of the Helds. ‘ ' a broken leg. and for stretches Herr jumps for joy after the final environment,” said Nazare. serve at a fund-raising smorgas daring throw to third base on a bunt winter." By C cans are having trouble getting appeared to fall on deaf ears and Heath brought up concern about and slugger Jack Clark, who bord than about the election Issues foiled a San Francisco bid to win Cox, during the course of author out against the Giants Wed The money from their town committee blank stares. town building inspections. That has remains sidelined with torn liga C themselves. Game 6. later removed himself ing his first shutout since August nesday night and are paying for their campaigns Council Chairwoman JOan Lewis, been a subject of controversy for ments in his left ankle, the Interest was sparked momentar from the game. His status is now 1985, also was recording his third NE Bush wanted to kick cartoonist themselves,” Benoit said. another Incumbent, and Brian over a year, Cardinals consistenly overcame ily when Town Clerk Ruth Benoit day to day. straight complete game — two of series.” defec Efforts by council candidate and Heath, a candidate for the Zoning "Peopleoifli are concerned about the adversity and the opposition. informed members that Republi But he scored the Cardinals' first them in the playoffs. Although St. Louis equaled an NL the I ATLANTA — Vice President George Bush says he can now incumbent Rose Fowler to steer the Board of Appeals, also touched lack of building inspections,” said The last predicament was a 3-2 can candidates were having trouble run on Willie McGee's single. Then playoff record by totaling 56 hits, It send laugh at Garry Trudeau’s "Doonesbury” cartoons depicting him discussion toward the issues failed. upon matters of concern to the Heath. He said inspections are ndf deficit that forced them to win the "Danny Cox is a big-game geUing money for their campaign Oquendo, after catcher Bob Bren- was. in the final analysis, pitching whet as gutless and invisible, but he once wanted — and his sons still Fowler mentioned concern about town. Lewis noted that townspeople being done, and people are going last two games of the playoffs to pitcher. He always has been and from the Republican Town Com ly's passed ball allowed both Pena that carried the Cardinals. play want — "to kick (Trudeau’s) ass.” increasing traffic on Route 44, and a have recently been vocal about the ahead with their building plans advance to their third World Series always will be,’’ said Tudor, who on mittee. She also said that Republi and McGee to advance a base, rems In an interview in The Atlanta Constitution today. Bush spoke study being done on Coventry Lake poor conditions of recreational anyway. In the last six seasons. They meet Tuesday night started the Cardi “ You have to give them credit. cleared the left-field wall. Wh about his image and his portrayal in "Doonesbury” since 1984, can Town Chairman Michael about the quality of the water there. playing fields. She said the council the American I,eague champion nals' surge past the Giants by After we won two in a row at home, Walsh' adjourned the meeAng Oquendo said the drive served as T hagg Cleary had resigned. “ We’re staying an active council when he was shown placing his "manhood in a blind trust” to be would likely be looking to the town’s about 10 p.m. Minnesota Twins in the first game a gift for his daughter Adlanez’s pitching 7 1-3 innings of a I-O we came in here and got no runs in Saturday night. victory. “ It was a two-game series, two games,” Craig said. “ I never I’s to President Reagan’s loyal running mate. third birthday. In an "M y first reaction was anger, testiness, getting upset,” Bush Cox, no stranger in the past to “ I feelgood. My wifetoldmetodo and we responded.” expected that. 1 wish them all the luck in the world" 8tiik( said. "I thought, what the hell? Who is this, you know, elitist... difficulty, went at San Francisco something good for my daughter." Tudor and Cox helped St. Louis 89 pit from the start with both vengeance Oquendo said. “ I tried to do my who never ran for sheriff, never taken his case to the people? Who Iranian missile slams into oil terminal blank San Francisco the final 22 Leonard, the object of St. Louis Mo and purpose. is this little guy that comes out of some of the same background as best. When I hit It. I thought it was fans' tauts throughout, acknowl The ^foot-4 pitcher challenged innings of the seven-game series, kins, me? Continued from page l Shipping sources said the tanker off the wall.” edged that the MVP award he won said a U.S. official in the gulf. missile into southern KuwaiA terri Giants hitters throughout. He setting an NL playoff record. Btrikl "So I had that personal feeling that I wanted to go up and kick was anchored at the Mina Al- Balloons were relea.sed into the on the basis on his four playoff U.S. sources would not comment tory. Silkworms have a range of SO AP photo yielded eight hits, but all were retur the hell out of him, frankly.” Kuwait said ambulances went to Ahmadi oil terminal, where four air held by red-clad St. Louis fans to “ I think the important game that home runs and .417 batting mark on whether any of the four U.S.-Aag miles and can carry a warhead of singles — including two by playoff Thi the terminal. U.S.-Aagged Kuwaiti tankers were mark the home run by Oquendo, we won was the first one in San carried with It bittersweet feelings. But Bush said "there’s been an evolution” in his attitude Kuwaiti tankers had been moved up to 1,000 pounds. St. Louis’ Jose Oquendo watches his three-run homer in MVP Jeffrey Leonard. And he All-P "I would characterize the dam waiting to be loaded with oil for a who may never again be heralded Francisco,” Herr said of the “ It's going to be a long, hard toward the cartoonist — after three years and a drink with after the strike. struck out five while walking none. ley, < age as serious," Peter Long, vice trip out through the Persian Gulf U.S. Navy officials said they the second inning sail over the left field fence against the as the Cardinals' “Secret Weapon.” Cardinals' 6-S comeback victory winter. Hopefully, time will heal Trudeau. The Kuwait Defense Ministry "You go with your best stuff." sayiii president of OMI, said in New York. could not confirm the type of Giants Wednesday night at Busch Stadium. Oquendo’s "Jose has played great all year." Friday. “Once wedid that, we knew what happened," Leonard said. with U.S. Navy escorts. said the missile hit "Kuwaiti Cox said of the format he used to team "There is no loss of life, no serious projectile that struck the Sungari. St, Louis Manager Whitey Herzog we'd get to come back to our home “There's really not much more to The terminal Is on the central territorial waters,” without speci homer was the big blow in the Cardinals’ 6-0 victory. keep San Francisco from collecting the t Injury.” The shipping sources said it might said of the 24-year-old utilityman. park. Without it. It was a five-game sa y" Ferraro raps ex-boss after verdict coast of Kuwait about SO miles from fying the area. had Long said the ship contained have bron a Silkworm fired from the Iranian-occupied Faw penin “ Kuwait holds Iran responsible Gene the Iranian-held Faw peninsula in’ NEW YORK — Geraldine Ferraro lashed out at her former nearly 200,000 tons of crude oH. He sula at the northern tip of the gulf. for this act,” said an unidentifed tive southern Iraq or a smaller, anA- boss, the Queens district attorney, with a "four-letter word” — said some of the oil flowed out and No American warships were in Defense Ministry official, quoted night caught fire and the ship was shlp missile fired from a boat. dumb — after he tried and failed to convict her husband of trying KuwaiA waters at the Ame of the by the Kuwait News Agency. back surrounded by flames. attack, and the U.S.-Aag tankers Despite the finish, Giaiits proud of their season to shake down a cable T V company. Last month, Kuwait confirmed Shipping agents said three days back John Zaccaro, 84, was acquitted Wednesday on bribery and The fire was later extinguished. were not affected by the mis/ile, that Iran fired a Chinese-made ago that Western intelligence offi Bv Steve Wllstein Th( St. Louis Cardinals to set a league games two years ago and we're in I've ever had," said Krukow. a extortion charges in an Indictment Ferraro reiterated would not cials had warned shipping compan The Associated Press playoff record. seven games. believe how easily Cox and Tudor them the seventh game of the playoffs." Giant since 1983, who won the only have been brought if she hadn’t been the 1984 Democratic vice ies along the Persian Gulf that Iran It was a year when the Giants handled the Giants. agre* The word certainly hit a nerve It was on that achievement the game he pitched In the first playoff presidential candidate. had acquired U.S.-made Maverick ST. LOUIS — In their moment of after the 6-0 loss Wednesday night started in first, overcame a spate of “I just didn't think it was possible 1982 Giants preferred to dwell moments of his 11-year career. Injuries to key players such as After the verdict, Ferraro said she might run for office again air-to-surface missiles and defeat in the National League in the decisive seventh game. to shut us out one game, much less tend( School board gets the recipe after their season ended with a "It's Just an emotional thing right playoff MVP Jeff Leonard, and equipped their aging F-4 Phantoms playoffs. Chili Davis. Will Clark. two,” he said. and would work to defeat in 1989 District Attorney John Santpcci, “ Don't use that word ‘choke to whimper. now.” he said. "Bui we'll walk out with them for possible attacks on Mike Krukow and all the Humm me,' didn't succumb to another June Atlee Hammaker, who gave up who helped launch her career by hiring her as a prosecutor and By Andrew J. Davis identifying those goals and how chester Community College High Manager Roger Craig said They wore dazed expressions, not of here with our heads up. And as ships in the waterway. Babies on the San Francisco Giants raisipg his voice In anger for the swoon or fall fadeout. four runs on five hits In two Innings, later backed her for Congress. Herald Reporter schools can improve. School Partnership Program. quite believing they could be shut long as we've got 'Giants' on our looked back with pride on a season firstHime since entering the locker "I guarantee this team Isgoing to including a three-run homer to "If we can’t find a Democrat todoit, and the Republicans come ” We have you look at yourself High school students with an 80 or out twice in a row. their bats shirts we're going to be proud. This of triumph. room. go a long way In the future, so one llght-hitting Jose Oquendo, said the up with someone ... I’ll be there to help out,” she said. , There are seven indications of with those seven characteristics,” above average will be allowed to rendered impotent by Cox and John bunch has nothing to hide from.” Critics might say the Giants, on “ We just didn't score any runs.” year Is not going to keep this team Giants Just took the first big step Ferraro’s real-estate broker husband was accused of scheming what makes a school successful, a Shoemaker said. “ We see if they participate in the program, which Tudor, who baffled them in Game 6. Davis said the Giants accomp Obituaries the verge of their first pennant in 25 he said. “ Give credit to him (Danny down." Davis said. "We'll bounce toward the World Series. state Department of lo c a tio n are present in that school.” offers junior and seniors to take up A few players even shed tears. lished more than anyone expected back.” in 1981 with then-Queens Borough President Donald Manes to years, “ choked” by going scoreless Cox) for outstanding pitches. “ We'll be better next year. I’ll be solicit a bribtf^rom Cablevision Systems Corp. for the lucrative administrator told Jhe Board of After the goals have been pres to two cla^Ws at the college at no “It was the most fun I'veeverhad this year, running away with the NL Davis, 0 for 3 in the final game for the final 22 innings against the Choke! We're a club that lost 100 and the biggest disappointment contract to wire the borough. Education Tuesday night. ented, each school then starts a cost, said' Kevin F. O’Donnell, West and taking the Cardinals to and 3 for 19 in the playoffs, couldn't Please turn to page l l Dr. Joan Shoemaker, a state volunteer group to look at ways to guidance counselor at the high EIs Ib Ryan consultant, spoke at the school implement change within that school. Even though students with a Elsie Ryan, 80, of Treasure B a board’s meeting at its offices at 43 school, she said. 5 Office lists Gramm-Rudman cuts high average would be the main Island, Fla., formerly of Manches North School St, Such a group has already been users of the program, O’Donnell ter, died Sept. 28 at her home. She Winless Whalers slapped A safe and orderly environment, WASHINGTON — The impact of 823 billion In spending cuts formed at Verplanck School, one of said the college also will allow the was the wife of the late Charles a clear school mission, instruc CirdI threatened by the Gramm-Rudman budget law is coming into the seven elementary schools in school to send students with lower Ryan and the sister of Emma tional leadership, high expecta Manchester participating in the averages in some instances. Nyquist of Manchester. focus with the release of the first official figures on how SAN I tions, an opportunity to learn with program, said Douglas R. Town government programs would be hit. Students would be responsible for While living in Manchester, she with a loss by New Jersey time for students to do their tasks, send. Verplanck’s principal. their own transportation and books, worked for Cheney Bros. She A ld rti The Congressional Budget Office planned to report today that M itch frequent monitoring of student Only Keeney and Nathan Hale he said. He said students would take moved to Florida 30 years'ago. Bv Tom Canavan Pentagon spending would be cut 10.4 percent, outside of payroll progress, and a good home-school Samuelsson Leono schools are not participating in the primarily afternoon and evening Besides her sister, she is survived The Associated Press However, the puck came back to WCIoi accounts, which were exempted. Domestic programs lose 8.7 relationship are the seven charac program, said Allan B. Chesterton, courses and courses that are not by a brother, Kenneth McCormick NHL roundup D avit percent across the board. Verbeek and he beat Weeks be Brenk teristics that make a successful assistant superintendent for curric offered at the school. of Treasure Island, Fla.; and EAST RUTHERFORD. N J - The percentages are based on equal total dollar amounts — school. Shoemaker said. — see page 11 tween the legs with a 20-foot shot Spelt! ulum and instruction. Those Manchester has joined Tolland several nieces and nephews. The 85-foot slapshot. along the ice. U rib t $11.3 billion — that would be stripped from those two spending Shoemaker said the goals have Homn schools are participating in similar and the Bolton school boards in the The funeral was held in Florida: It's one of the easiest shots in the Bruce Driver closed out the areas should the automatic cuts outlined in the budget-balancing been Identified as part of the state M ilne programs, he said. program, said Judy Gels, director Burial will be in East Cemetery at world for a goaltender to stop, scoring for New Jersey with his P rice law be triggered. School Effectiveness Project. ’The Also at the meeting, the board of public relations at the college. So the convenience of the family. especially when no one is standing puck so he could get off the ice. He first goal of the season at the 6:47 Down voluntary program, administered Thmp The cuts will be made unless Congress and the president agree voted to allow Manchester High far, four students have enrolled in in front of him blocking his view. never saw it go Into the net as he mark of the final period with the by the state, assists schools in Garre on alternative ways of reducing the deficit. School to participate in the Man the program. Goaltenders make the save 999 was turning to return to the Devils Devils on a power play. Leffei The $23 billion in deficit reduction was aimed at reducing the times out of 1,000. When they miss, bench. • LaCoi Chevrier was particularly im Splint government’s red ink to $144 billion in the fiscal year that began CALDWELL it’s eiter a Auke or a tCam is going “ I just shot it " said Loiselle. “ I pressive, stopping Hartford on six Robin Oct. 1, more than $10 billion below last year's level. really bad, like the way the wanted to get off the ice. We wefe of seven power play opportunities Teiali Roof repair is massive project Hartford Whalers are playing these killing the penalty and I guess he and making numerous saves in OIL INC. days. misplayed it cause it was going close. The only goal he gave up Reagan vows Bork fight to the end Continued from page l put in. he said. Claude Loiselle scored a short- over the net." came with 9:19 to play when John The third phase of the project will handed goal on one of those 85-foot WASHINGTON — President Reagan is promising a fight “to The church official pointed out Weeks agreed about misplaying Anderson tapped in a rebound after the slate on the roof has become be to work on the interior of the 73.9 shots, Pat Verbeek got his 100th Chevrier made a great save on a the last ballot” for Robert H. Bork, and backers of the Supreme that die roofing project costs the puck. loose, and some of the ornamental church, such as getting rid of water career goal for New Jersey and deflection by Kevin Dineen. Court nominee insist that they need until next week to make almost as much as the church per gal. C. O. D. “ I went after it and saw it was copper and the copper gutters have stains on the ceilings caused by Alain Chevrier stopped 27 shots on That ended a 95:28 scoreless last-ditch arguments to the American people. become weathered and worn, he originally cost. going over the net and I started leaks. Susag said he doesn’t know Wednesday night as the Devils streak for Hartford, dating to the Son said. pulling back on it. It hit of the top of Reagan said in a speech Wednesday that the confirmation when that project will be done. “ When the church was built, it 649-8841 defeated the struggling and winless first period of its game against Homr my glove,” said Weeks. "You just P rice process was "m arred by distortions and innuendos," and Senate Most of the money for the roofing "It depends on the stock market cost only $200,000 to build com PricM Sub/Mf to Chmng* Whalers 3-1. Boston on Sunday. project is coming from an endow don’t do that. You hove to make up Dowrt Republicans argued — over Democratic objections — that it and how much money we’ve got,” pletely,” he said. The loss'was the fourth straight The victory was the Devils G arre ment fund. Susag said. He said that your mind. You don’t change your could take until Oct. 23 to set the record straight. for Hartford, off to the worst start in second in three games, and the Letter the project is the second phase of a mind halfway through" LoCoi The opening day for debate was left unsettled, but the outcome Its nine-year NHL existence. third .straight game in which they Robin is no longer in doubt. Fifty-four senators have announced their three-phase restoration project. Their start against the Devils was Verbeek stretched the lead to 2-0 have played well. SlU opposition to Bork, while Just 36 have said they supporMihn. Ten The first phase was several years also atrocious with Loiselle giving about nine minutes later as he "We have a better club this year Cox VI ago, when all of the stone on the. Lett remain undecided. / “ \ New Jersey a 1-0 lead with his shot become the first Devil to score 100 than we’ve ever had.” said Chev church building was repolnted, WP- Both parties argued on the Senate floor Wednesday over the from just one step inside the center career goals. On the play, he broke rier. “ Hartford is starting off a Umt Susag said. photo timing of a vote, with Majority Leader Robert Byrd, D-W.Va. Replacement red line. into the Hartford zone on a 2-on-l little rocky, but they have a good Monte Over the years, cement in be Loiselle had just finished a E ric C 9 pushing at various times for a vote today, then next Tuesday and with Aaron Broten and saw his shot club. I hope they stay that way until Paul MacDermid (23) of the Whalers is MePhee jn their NHL game Wednesday Engel. tween the stones had cracked and 9 penalty killing shift and shot the blocked by defenseman Ulf after Saturday's game." T - 5 Anally next Wednesday. fallen out, and so the loose pafticles checked to the ice by the Devils’ George night. The Devils won, 3-1. were chipped out and new cement Guaranteed. EMERGENCY The Prudential Premier Homeowners Policy Whalers have to stop posing and start playing Fire — Police — Medical ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3rd Disenchantment has prevailed over Hartford from tne summer months. il.osc la u re ls and expect the same results this DIAL 911 Whaler fans and the defending Adams Division MARK YOUR BALLOT FOR Well, that isn’t the problem for Hartford. season. In Manchester champions themselves in the early going of the Obviously, with virtually the same team that won These Whalers must get off their high Adams You deserve a homeowners policy that goes 1987-88 National Hockey League season. the Adams Division last season, the talent is Divison championship horse, if they haven’t been above and beyond ordinary homeowners After Wednesday night’s 3-1 loss in the ' Jim Tierney present on the club to produce a winner. Veteran unseated already, and Evans must remove the RICK DYER Meadowlands to the perenially hapless New Jersey insurance. The Prudential Premier Policy left winger John Anderson, referring to Monday’s team blinkers so his youngsters can see their M lnr NOVENA Devils, the Whalers’ record has sunk to 0-4. Losing A DEMOCRAT FOR workout, said it best. “ It was more mental pursuers. One fine year does not put them 20 te rle t • guarantees full replacement cost for your is one thing, but it’s how the Whalers have lost that conditioning." Anderson’s statement hopefully will lengths ahead of the majority of N H L clubs. May the Sacred Heart of THE BOARD OF EDUCATION home* Plus expanded personal property, is disconcerting. Herald Sports Writer come through loud and clear to the young Whalers Ever since the curtain went up in the form of the Jesus be adored, praised, Hartford has scored a total of six goals in four 7 theft and casualty coverage. It's the all-in- Mental conditioning is exactly what the Whalers Adams Division championship banner on opening n games and has allowed 19. The Whalers have 7 honored, glorified and loved desperately need night at the Civic Center, the Whalers have one policy all at one reasonable cost.Call scored just one goal after the first period. The throughout the world, now Re-Elect an experienced leader accorded well to their warm reception and they fj. your Prudential representative now for personnel relied upon for the offensive firepower — It IS almusi uemanded now for the Whalers to have “ posed” through four games. Maybe this is and forever, amen. Sacred to the MANCHESTER BOARD OF Ron Francis, Kevin Dineen, Sylvain Turgeon, and of discontent because the Whalers failed to always have a winning team, especially after its a free, no obligation Pru-Review. We the best thing that could have happened to a young, Heart of Jesus, pray for us. Paul Lawless — have co m bin g for one goal thus examine their shortcomings and improve on them? most successful season ever last year. Hartford, EDUCATION. Rick Dyer has good up and coming team and organization such as the still make housecalls. Check the phone far. that being Turgeon’s opening night power-play The reasons for this inauspicous start may be 43-30-7 (93 points) a year ago, had the fourth best St. Jude, worker of miracles, Whalers. They can see clearly now. The cheers are ideas, and he's not afraid to tally against Quebec. record in the NHL. Despite being knocked out in the St Jude, helper of the book for your local Prudential office. numerous in the eyes of Whaler management and gone. speak out in the best interests ol , • to ip i* c M r drtuclM «. cOfK*t«n tnd piAcy Invuiiom The Whalers lost only nine home games all last the fans, who are always searching for some first round of the playoffs, the fine regular season Whaler fans should not expect repeated success, hopeless, pray for us. season and have already come up losers in their tangible aspect of the game to point out and then could not be taken away from them. our children. but should expect an honest effort from their team. Repeat nine times a day for only two home oujings. strive to impretye upon. Th«-,aL,. II. II V .1* only til* Honest is something that the Whalers should be ThePmdential # 1 The Whalers had to endure a summer of After Sunday’s 5-2 loss to the Bruins in Boston nine days, and publish. second winning campaign constructed by the with themselves and wake up and free themselves St. Lc RE ELECT RICK DYER. LEADERSHIP ... WHERE IT COUNTS discontent following their early departure in the Garden, Whaler Coach Jack Evans thought a good at M in Prayer will be answered. ABOVE AND BEYOND'’ Whalers in eight full seasons in the NHL. Certainly, from the cold clutches of the Adams Division C t987 PrudBfihbi ProcBrty arid Casualty lnsof*rKe Company AA rights tesarved playoffs last April, bowing to Quebec in six games. old-fashioned, strenuous conditioning workout AM. Paid (Of by lOo Ptck Dyer Re Eloctton Commitiee. Jim SuiicK. Tieaiuiei it’s great to appreciate last year's achievements. cellar. SI. L< Will the Hartford fans now have to endure a winter would do the trick to dust off the cobwebs left over But a young team, like the Whalers, can’t rest on It’s time to play hockey, Whalers. Minn* II 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thur»day. Oct 15. I9»7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Oct. 15, 1987 — 11 Redskins going back together UConn soccer ekes out O T win over UMass By Rick Warner Times that the Rams were "two or crossed the picket line. The Assocloted Press three votes away" from returning Super Bowl champions, lose two By Jim TlBrn«v “ I feel betrayed." teammate ^ a r d sophomore Steve Rammel. as en masse. games to drop to 0-4. , ’r ' "They (UMass) were playing Dave Puzzuoli said. "With friends HBroM Sports W rltar After a brief scramble, Carlos carried Just over the crossbar and, All striking Washington R^sklni If the Rams and Redskins do " I felt the reason I had to come very destructive,” he said. "They like those, who needs enemies?" assumed control of the ball and with six minutes left in regulation, were expected to~ft?tiy n ttrw g fT back, and I wanted to come back didn’t play any constructive ball.” ) return. It would be a m ajor blow to Punooli, a defensive linenttn, STORRS — Struggles on the Oald booted a l^ya^de^ off a UMass his inswinging corner kick was was I didn’t want to sit back and UConn. which outshot UMass. Joining 220 otherTfFlTplayers who y^the union, which has been strug said he thinks the players remata- have been customary for the defender into the right side of the barely tipped over the barby Foley. have crossed picket lines to rejoin watch the Giants lose and lose a lot 29-15, had several scoring opportun gling to head off mass defections. ing on strike are fighting a leeing University of Connecticut soccer net to provide the margin of O’Hara admitted a lack of intensity their ciubs. Eight-nine players rejoined their of money," ba said. “ Finally I sat team due to its brutal schedule. victory. ities. In the first half, Donigan had a after UConn’s heartbreaking de battle. ■F*' teams Wednesday, leaving about back and asked myself, ‘Why are However, this season in New 25-yard blast fade just right of the feat to second-ranked Duke "ft’s really caving in," be said. " I yMi'$osibg tMk much money every "Steve Rammel wound up for the net and Brian Milone, a 1986 As of Wednesday night, the 1,350 players still on strike heading . { KBgland competition — the results shot but I beat bim to the ball," Sunday. don’t believe we’ve occompHshed week?’ And I can’t find the Manchester High graduate, sent a Redskins were the only N F L team into the third week of replacement anything” ’ * * yW ch are crucial to UConn’s Carjos said. " I had the better “ Mentally, it (Wednesday’s answer." 10-yarder right at a diving Ginz without a defector. But Gene games. GOSleeBson hopes — the Huskies angle." match) was really heavy,” O ’Hara burg. Meanwhile, UConn goalie Upshaw, the head of the players’ Wednesday night, the union and Other well-known players return have experienced difficulties no The UConn bench received a said, “ In the lockerroom. there was Under league rules, striking Tom Foley had a tougher test than ing before Wednesday’s reporting matter how inferior the opponent yellow card one minute into the first no intensity like It was for Duke. We union, said he expected the team to management appeared to be close players had to report by l p.m. m aybe. expected and expertly tipped a few deadline included wide receiver overtime when Husky Coach Joe knew we had to win because It was a return en masse today. to an agreement that would end the Wednesday to be eli^Me to play UMass chances over the crossbar. Steve Largent of the Seattle Sea- Tills was the case for UConn Morrone (diarged at referee Will New England game." ‘T m sure that they are going walkout, which is now 24 days olds. "I’m a little disappointed.” this weekend and be paid for the hawks. wide receiver John Stal Wednesday afternoon against the Duchesneau after the latter didn’t H U S K Y N O TE S — Husky sopho back," Upshaw said. "Th e y ’ve said But the sides were reportedly stuck UMass Coach Jeff Gettler said. "I week. Upshaw said he believed lworth of the Pittsburgh Steelers University of Massachusetts. call a penalty kick when UConn I more Mike Tunson was sidelined they are going back. But there are on a key point — how long to extend think we had the chances to score owners would extend the deadline and quarterback Doug Flutie of the After more than 96 minutes of freshman Brian Parker was appar with only 5:38 gone in the match still 27 other teams.” • the expired 1032 Collective Bar and didn’t. We weren’t looking for a for the Redskins, but that was action, the Huskies finally ently tripped by UMass goalie Sam after he was kneed in the mouth. However, there was also specula gaining Agreement if the players New England Patriots. denied by officials of the Manage stumbled onto enough offensive Ginzburg in the area. tie and I don’t think we were Tunson lost his right eye-tooth and tion that 13 striking Los Angeles return to work without a new Stallworth was one of 11 striking playing like it. I think we got ment Council. punch to eke out a 1-0 overtime "They (UMass) always come to was taken to the Windham Hospital contract. Steelers to report Wednesday, outfitnessed a little there. The Rams would report to work today. The most prominent player to victory before a sparse crowd of play and they did.” Morrone said. emergency room. . . UConn’s next second most behind Cleveland. The failure to clear in the box (which led ’The Rams said the players had Among the defectors Wednesday return Wednesday was New York 1,102 at the Connecticut Soccer "To our credit, the players main match is Sunday when it hosts Los Angeles Raiders were third FERNANDO CARLOS to UConn’s goal) was I think just "expressed an Interest in rejoining were 16 Cleveland Browns, includ AP photo Stadium. tained their poise and we finally got TOM FOLEY Colgate at 2 p .m ... Foley had three Giants linebacker Lawrence Tay with 10 defectors. heavy legs and a lack of mentality. the team." but four of the players ing tight end Ozzie Newsome and With 1:32 left in the first overtime the goal that we needed.” .. . scores game-winner shuts out UMass saves while Ginzburg had five. . lor. the league’s Most Valuable The Raiders now have 26 regulars Lawrence Taylor of the Giants talks to the media in front Foley did a nice job. He’s a great denied it. However, a striking quarterback Gary Danielson. Only session, the Huskies gained their The Huskies, ranked second in .The Huskies are 2-0-2 in overtime Player last season. Taylor lost back, the most of any te a ^. The St. of his locker at Giant Stadium after deciding Wednesday keeper." player who asked not to be one Cleveland regular, defensive game-winner from junior Fer New England and I4th nationally, games this season. . It was Carlos’ $160,000 during the strike and Louis Cardinals are second with 21, UMass' packed defense through play destructively, and hope that Both teams got uniracked in the Identified told the Los Angeles end Carl Hairston, had previouiOy to return to the team. He said he came back to help the nando Carlos. Junior Dan Doni- improved its mark to 8-3-2 overall second goal of the year. . , UConn watched his team, the defendii while the Steelers are next with 18. out the match led to UConn’s they could counterattack,” Mor second half and UMass gave UConn leads the series with UMass. defending Super Bowl champs. gan’s cross from the right side was and 5-0-1 in New England. The inability to score. deflected to sophomore Kevin rone explained. O'Hara saw the ail it could handle. UMass’ Ferdie 28-23-4. and has won 12 of the last IS visiting Minutemen fell to s-6-1 "Th e ir intent clearly was to pack p la y of the M inutem en as O’Hara who touched the ball back overall. Adoboe had two solid scoring meetings. Milone played a total of NFL sides are putting final tpuches on possible agreement the goal, prevent us from scoring. destructive chances. At 16:33. his 12-yard blast 26 minutes.
By Dove Goldberg The union Is seeking an expiration But most of Wednesday’s action The Associated Press The 8t players who beat Wednes and Donnie Shell, who with Mike ment to maintain team, unity Second half subdues E date of Feb. 1 so that any new gains was on the telephone lines as the day’s I p.m. deadline for reporting Webster, an earlier defector, were potentially threatens my ability to c on free agency wouldn’t be delayed union seemed to be running out of brought the total of players who the last holdovers from the Super NEW YORK — The largest mass another year. The owners ore provide for my family’s future '• Three second-half goals powered both time and support. have returned to their teams to 228, Bowl. Ten Los Angeles Raiders also defection in Its 24-day-old strike has seeking a June 16 expiration date. well-being, although there are Northwest Catholic to a 5-2 win over Girls olley^bll^ The two chief negotiators. Up more than 14 percent of the 1,585 returned, bringing the numbers of the N F L players union ready to “ We would be willing to return to many, many other mitigating fac East Catholic Wednesday after H.S. Roandiii^ shaw for the union and Jack Donlan players under union Jurisdiction. their returning regulars to a send its members back to work. But work. We would be willing to play tors,” Largent said. noon In non-conference boys’ East upended for management, talked twice llhatflidn’t include the 13 Rams league-high 26. soccer action at the Eagles’ field whether they will return in time to under the 1982 agreement." Up Tippett, an All-Pro two years ago, during the day. Upshaw said he also who were expected back today. Taylor, the league’s Most Valua TRUMBULL - The East Ca play real games this weekend shaw said. "But everything must was joined by former Heisman East slides to 2-7 with the loss had had conversations with Com Team spokesman Pete Donovan ble Player last season, was among Trophy winner Doug Flutie, traded tholic High girls’ volleyball tiam remains in doubt. expire February 1.” missioner Pete Rozelle, whohe said While the Indians are now 6-3 for the minutes of play in each half.” cited was soundly thumped by unbeaten T said tie players "had expressed a While union and management the first four members of the Super Tuesday from the Bears. season. Among Wednesday’s defectors was working “quietly... behind the desirw to return" and had been East Coach Tom Malin. “Overall St. Joseph’s Wedne.sday in straight haggled Wednesday over the final Bowl champion New York Giants to were such stars as Lawrence scenes." giveiythe day off “ to avoid a media come back. Many of Wednesday’s defections Mike Saunders scored four goals our game is coming but we have to sets. Scores were 15-3. 15-6 and 1,5-0. I ’s to be dotted and T ’s to be crossed Taylor, Steve Largent, Ozzie New- may have increased the bitterness Donlan also spent the day talking circles.” . y Taylor, who lost $160,000 in the and Dave Workman added the fifth be aMe to put a total offensive and East is now 1-8 for the season with in an agreement that would end the some and Andre Tippett with the between strikers and non-strikers to owners while Upshaw spent “ If m y source is'accurate, these three weeks said he was returning for Northwest. Saunilers had two of defensive game together,” he its next match Friday at home strike without a contract, a total of on their teams. prospect of Eric Dickerson, Jim much of the late afternoon and 13 people will be in tomorrow,” added. against Mercy High of Middletown. 89 players returned to their teams. for both financial and competitive his goals in the opening 40 minutes Everett and 11 of their Los Angeles evening in conference calls with the Rams Coach John Robinson said. In Revellese. T im Powers and Ja Moreover, the Washington Reds reasons — he was tired of seeing the Striking Browns, for example, with those matched by two scores C Rams teammates reporting 28 player representatives. Another addition to Everett and Dickerson, son Buechler played well for East. MHS swept kins, the only team without a Giants, now 0-4, continue to lose were upset that Newsome, the by Blast’s Dan Revellese. Both of Meanwhile, the Los Angelei^me's round of calls had been set for this the list contained four other star with what appears to be one of the Revellese goals were on headers Northwest outshot East. 21-20. striking player In camp, were set to In today's editionsy^’ quoted an morning. offensive captain, had returned to East’s next game is Saturday at Windham High School invaded a return en masse. ters — offensive tackle Jackie league’s worst replacement teams. Join Carl Hairston, the defensive Northwest took advantage of w,. Clarke Arena Wedne.sday and unidentified p la ye r^s saying the But whether the union could get Slater, defensive back Jerry Gray, noon against Xavier High School in Their lone potential defector. " I didn’t want to sit back and captain, who had been the only East’s defensive lapses in the first made short work of the host Indians team was “two ^ three votes” the players back In time to forestall linebacker Mel Owens and wide Middletown. All-Pro defensive end Dexter Man- watch the Giants lose and lose a lot other Brown to report. ' five minutes of the second half to in three .sets. Scores were 1.5-1. 15-0 L short of returning en masse. another round of replacement receiver Ron Brown. ley. changed his mind Wednesday, of money,” Taylo r said. "W e need score twice. The Eagles couldn’t East Catholic s and 15-3. Manchester is now 2-7 for Cu| Upshaw, while minimizing the games this weekend was a But reserve cornerback Mickey recover from that. "W e must 0— 2 saying he preferred to act with his to get some players In here because “I feel like they’re abandoning Northwest Catholic j ^3 -5 the .season Cyndi Tarbell played a r numbers, conceded the defections question. Sutton, one of the 13 named by the teammates. While Neal Olkewicz, by the time this thing is over we us,” cornerback Frank Minnifield prepare ourselves for a full 80- Scoring: NW— Saunders (4), Work well for the locals. cou were having an effect, particularly ’’There has been progress Rams, said: “ 1 don’t know anything could be 0-6 or 0-7 and then when we minute game as we gave up a total man; EC— Revellese (2); Saves: EC the team's player representative, said. “ In m y opinion, we need new Windham also won the junior if a full team like Washington was to made.” Mike Lynn, general man about a list. I didn’t call anyone." come back there is no reason to play of three goals in the first five £?I***!J Leonord 16, had no comment on the return. captains.” NW— Kevin Baker 15. varsity match. 1.5-3 and ifi-i4 cross the line. He noted that 16 ager of the Minnesota Vikings, said The walk-ins come two days after ball in the first place." Gene Upshaw, the union’s execu The Seattle defectors, on the J Cleveland Browns reported Wed Wednesday. "B ut time is running the union offered to let its players tive director, said Wednesday Largent, who needs Just 51 more other hand, were a surprise in view nesday and they play Cincinnati, out to play this Sunday.” return to their teams ff the owners receptions to become the league's night: ' T i n sure they’re going of an announcement Tuesday night y „■ with only two defectors, on Sunday. But one management source would agree to let their contract all-time leading receiver, was back. They’ve said they’re going by player rep Kenny Easley that "If you consider one full.genuine cautioned: "Everything still has be dispute be settled by a combination Whitey fires the first shot back.” among the first five Seahawks in the team remained solid. team, say the Cleveland BroWhs approved by the owners and there of mediation and arbitration. But camp. The others were Pro Bowl The rest of the players will follow " I believe there is a role for playing the Cincinnati scabs. I don’t are some who don’t want to take the the owners balked at arbitration linebacker Fredd Young, center them as soon as the two sides can unions," said Kemp, whose father think that would be very fair and players back without a new and Upshaw said the strike would Blair Bush, kicker Norm Johnson agree on the expiration date of the Jack, now a congressman and wouldn’t be good for competitive contract." continue. and backup quarterba'ck Jeff 1982 contract, which will be ex presidential candidate, was one of against Worid Series foe balance or for the integrity of the Still, the pressure was on the Eleven Pittsburgh Steelers came Kemp. tended while negotiations continue. gam e." Upshaw said. union. the founders of the union in the old back, including John Stallworth "A t this time I feel my commit- Americah Football League. By Mike Nadel " It ’s a shame they can only score Lombardozzi: "I don’t have a The Associated Press one run a ballgame, too. That’s too comment (on Herzog’s statement) AP photo bad.” I ’ll just let it go and let other people Giants’ catcher Bob Brenley can only after his three-run second-inning homer MINNEAPOLIS - The war of Hrbek was referring to the talk” words has already begun between Cardinals' troubles manufacturing Lombardozzi said the World stand at home plate and stare as the in Game 7 Wednesday night at Busch this year’s World Series partici runs when the injured Jack Clark is Series seems closer now that the pardinals’ Jose Oquendo (left, back Stadium. SCOREBOARD pants, the Minnesota Twins and the out of their lineup. Twins know who they'll be playing ground) is mobbed by his teammates St. Louis Cardinals Twins shortstop Greg Gagne, Saturday night at the Metrodomein wonetaov, oct. ai Before St. Louis had even reached at home Wednesday night Game 1. Mlnncwto at St. Louis, 1:25 p.m. (slashing), 3:JB; B. Murray, Chi (hold wrapped up its National League after the Cardinals’ triumph, said “ It feels much better to know for Tbursdov, Oct. a ing), 6:38; Stapleton, Chi (elbowing), playoff series against the San the Twins have won more than 85 sure who we’re going to play.” he 5 Baseball Minnesota at st. Louis, $:2S p.m.. If 9;21; Poslowskl, StL (holding), 9:55; B. Murroy.Chl (hooking), 13:03; D. Wllson.Chl Scholastic Francisco Giants. Cardinals Man games^counting the four playoff said. "Now we can set our sights on Giants proud of their year 8stur0ev# Oct. M (Interference), 17:24; Nviund, Chi ager Whitey Herzog said it was “ a victones. one team and we’ll have the St. LoulsatMlnnesoto,4p.m.,lfnecessarv (htaiv^cklng), 18:03. Second Period— 6, St. Louis, McKegnev 2 Ti , shame” that the Detroit Tigers won “ Right now, we’ve won 89 and we scouting reports pouring in” Continued from page 9 a 3-2 lead and the pennant only a the Giants’ last pennant, and Cirdlnali 6. Blinti 0 Sunday, Oct. a (Romoge). 14:57. Penalties— Nylund, 98 games but lost to the Twins in the hope to make it 93," GBgne said. The Cardinals’ victory means victory away. seemed shocked that this one got St. Louis at Minnesota, 8:25 p.m. EST, If Chi (cross-checking), 3:12; Saniposs, Chi llling varsity soccer American League playoffs. "Hey. that’s just the way the thing that Frank Viola, the Tw ins’ 17-10 better next year." said the left "Yesterday, maybe, but I know I away. SAN FRAN necessary (holding), 9:10; Hunter, StL (roughing), The llling Junior High boys' varsity STLOUIS 10:08; Nviund, Chi (roughing), 10:08; " It ’s a shame that one team wins is set up in both leagues. We only left-hander, will start Game 1. fell very relaxed today,” he said. "I o b rh b l o b rh M soccer team extended It perfect mark to hander who came back strong this Bothwell. StL (holding), 11:34; Lemelux, 9-0 with o 2-1 win over the Wethersfield it i W K^mes and the other 85 and the needed to win 85 games to get there. Minnesota Manager Tom Kelly felt very good at the plate, maybe a Aldreterf 4 0 0 0 Coleman It 4 1 ) 0 StL (holding), 14:33; Cochrane, Chi (hlgh- year after five operations in four Clark, who led the Giants with 35 MItchll 3b 4 0 10 Smith u 4 0 10 High lunlor varsity team Wednesday ‘-t^Wttti85wln8 (theALpennant)." Heck. we could havewdn M and still said that early scouting reports years. "And we’ll have good little too good. homers during the regular season Leonard If stlcklng), 14:33; ttrkac, StL (hooking), afternoon. Mike Jonesand Peter Farley 4 0 2 0 Herr 2t> 5 0 2 2 15:36; Lemleux, StL, malor (fighting), ' ’ dbid'm rzog, whose team went on to won it. That has nothing to do with have indicated that St. Louis’ "But these last few games, this Is WCIork lb 4 0 10 LIndmn )b 3 0 0 0 Hockey each score o goal for the Rams. Andy recollections about thi.«^season” and hit .360 in the playoffs, 17:58;l/.SOr AAcGIII,I .^Chl, malor (flghtlno). Buccino, Marc Solatia, Mott Kohutand defeat the Giants 6-0 Wednesday anything now. Now it’s 0-0 and the switch-hitters are less dangerous the most I ’ve been up for any Davis cf 4 0 0 0 Orleun 1b 10 0 0 17:581 Davis acknowledged the team shriveled Into his locker and Brenlv c 3 0 10 Penditn 3b 1110 Bill Kennedy were the defensive stan night to wrap up the N L pennant. best team's going to win jhe from the right side of the plate. ballgames in my life. 'This is the ThlVdjrd Period— 7, Chicago, D.WIIson 4 douts. II ling's next game Is Fridoy ot felt playoff pressure but added. "I refused to talk for ot least 10 Speler 2b 3 0 0 0 Lowlets 3b 2 0 10 (VolJe, When told Wednesday afternoon seven-game series. Talking can’t Kelly said he was planning to Uribe ss 3 0 2 0 Peno c 4 12 0 NHL standings . Dlncelette),I 4:54 (pp). 8, Chicago, RHAM In Hebron. don't care what anybody says, we toughest (loss) to accept. We come minutes after the game. Hommkr p Savard 2 (Larmer), 19:53 (en). about Herzog's comments. Twins do nothing.” start right-hander Bert Blyleven if so close and get the door closed in 0 0 0 0 McGeecf 4 12 1 Penalties— St. Louis bench, served by didn't choke.” Milner ph 10 10 Oouend rt 2 2 ) 3 first baseman Kent Hrbek said: Added second baseman Steve the Giants won the pennant. our faced. But we have nothing to Price p WALES CONFERENCE Roglon (too many men on Ice), 3:54; However, he said the team may “ We battled all year Ion? and 0 0 0 0 Cox p 3 0 10 Ramoge, StL (holding), 7:54; Brown, Chi Soccer "It doesn’t matter to m e," said Downs p 0 0 0 0 Potiidi Divislen have "pressed" a little after hang our heads for.” today was no exception," hef inally (holding), 9:32; B.Wilson, Chi (high- Blyleven. who will start Game 2. "I Thmpn ph 10 0 0 W L T Plfi OF OA returning from San Francisco with Clark was born two years after said. Gorrells p 0 0 0 0 NY Rangers 14 sticking), 11:19; Romoge, StL (holding), know I’ll get m y pitches and my Leffertsp 0 0 0 0 NY Islanders 11 14:19; Brown, (3il (holding), 19:14; Gilmore, CCC-EosI C a ll LaCoss p 0 0 0 0 New Jersey 11 StL (tripping), 19:37. W L T W L T innings in. Our scouting depart Splimn ph 10 0 0 Philadelphia I 1 10 11 Enfield 7 0 1 7 0 1 Sports In Brief ment did a great job with the Tigers Roblnsn p 0 0 0 0 PIttsbufoh 1 1 15 13 Shots on goal— St. Louis 16-11-9— 36. East Hartford 5 1 Chicogo 11-6-15-32. 2 6 1 2 and I ’m sure they know what Totals a 0 1 0 Total* » 412 6 Woshlngton 1 14 '14 Rockville 5 2 1 6 7 1 Ciccarelli’s return a boost Adams Divislen Power-ploy Opportunities— St. Louis 2 of Windham 4 2 2 4 7 7 Konopka, Horowitz doubles champs they’re talking about for the World Son Mtancisce Quebec 3 0 0 16 8; Chicago 2 of 9. South Windsor 3 4 1 4 1 Series'.” _ Goalies— St. Louis, Mlllen (32 shots-27 4 StLeuM Ota m OOx-4 Boston 2 1 0 14 11 Monchester 2 4 2 2 5 2 The tanaem of Ron Konopka and Gregg Horowitz won the . Rookie rightyhander Les Straker Gome-WInn^ngJRBI — McOee (I). Butfolo 1 2 1 14 21 saves). Chicago, Mason (36-33). Hartford Public 0 6 1 1 6 1 Montreal i 1 i 10 10 A— 13,974. Fermi 0 7 0 0 7 0 men’s doubles championship at the recently held Jim LeSure will start Game 3 and Viola will E— Oovis DP— St. Louis 3. LOB— Son Referee— Bob Myers. Linesmen— Francisco 5, St. Louis V. 2B— McGee. Hartford 0 4 0 6 19 Town Teanis Tournament sponsored by the Manchester Rec come back foHGame 4 unless the HR— Oquendo ft). SB— Coleman (1), Peno CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Ron Asselstine, Ray Scoplnello. for North Stars and Brooks Twins have a SfO series lead In the (1). S-COK. Norris Divislen ACC C o ll Department. W L T Pts OF OA W L T W L T unlikely event that happens, Joe IF R ER BE SO Flames 5, Oilers 4 Xavier 4 1 0 7 3 0 Nlekro would ^ r t Game 4, Kelly Bv The Assocloted Press penalized for having loo many men Son Francisco Foirfleld Prep 3 2 0 5 3 0 Race Committee to be honored said. on the Ice. Hammolir L4)-1 2 5 4 4 0 3 East Catholic 2 2 0 2 7 0 Chicago’s Denis Savard scored Price 7-3 2 0 0 0 t Cotaory St. Joseph's 2 3 0 4 4 0 Minnesota playpM don’t know Dino Ciccarelli is back, which NHL Roundup Downs 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 17 St. Bernard 1 4 0 2 6 0 HARTFORD — The Manchester Road Race Committee will be much about the Careinals becau.se makes Coach Herb Brooks a his second goal of the game into an Gorrelts 1 2-3 2 2 2 4 2 Smvthe Division Rrst Period— 1, Edmonton, Messier 4 empty net with seven seconds to Winnipeg 2 , . (Gretzky), 17:01 (pp). Penalties— one of several individuals and organizations to be honored by the they have seen very little of the winner' Lefferts 1 0 0 0 0 play. It was Savard’s 259th career LoCoss 1 1-3 1 0 0 1 1 Calgorv 2 2 0 Macinnis, Cal (cross-checking), COC-EOSl C o ll Governor’s Committee on Physical Fitness on Tuesday, Oct. 27, National League this season. Ciccarelli had one of the fastest Robinson 1 0 0 0 0 2 Edmonton 1 2 0 14 11 1:13; McClelland, Edm(cross, Tor (roughino), 6:S1; Brooke, Min (trlp- 17:41. Ish, M cClelland), 13:25. Penalties— Hartford Public 0 8 0 1 1 0 CHICAGO — The Chicago Bulls on Wednesday signed pitching staffs." Lombardozzi said. Ciccarelli said of the suspension, Devils 3. Whalers 1 ntag), W:52: Musk, Min (tatartarence), PepUnskl, COI (stashing), 14:38; Smith, Edm "They couldn’t have made it Minnesota P. Detroit 5, MInnesoto wins Shots on goal Hertford 7-120—28. New (4:49; Semenko, Ter (croes-checklno), (stashing), 14:38; Roberts, COI, double first-round draft pickScottiePippen, a 6-Ioot-7guard-forward out the result of a bumping incident series 4-1 19:57. minor (hooking, slashing), 19:30; Tlk- of the University of Central Arkansas. without Worrell and Dayley” with a linesman in a preseason Horttard g g Power-ptayOpportanltlee Itarttard lo t ShoN en goal -Toronto 1 12-11-15—38. konen, Edm, double minor (hooking, The Twins, playing in their first game. "I waspretty irritated by the WoReoal League New Jersey 2 2 t— 3 7; New Jersey 1 ot 3 Mtaneeeto sloshlne),N:30. The 22-year-old Pippen was the fifth pick overall in the first Oooliss (tarttord. Weeks ( V shota-lt World Series since 1965 and only whole situation” Beck officially retires TVeedoy, Oct. 6 First Period— 1, New Jersey, Lolselle 3 Itawsr ploy oggtatanittsi -Toronto T on Oof ■yi': round of the NBA draft. St. Louis 5, Son Ronclsco 3 (CIrella). 3:18 (sh). 2, New Jersey, VSrbeek saves). New Jersey, Chevrier- ((ll-SS). S -l - their second ever, on Wednesday In other N H L games Wednesday 7 S; M ta M o t a le f i SlK>ts on goal— Coloorv 9-15-10— 34. Ed 7 A-6.361. Calendar “ We’re happy to have Scottie Pippen under contract," said wedaeedav, Oct. 7 (Braten, Sundstrom), 12:13 Penalties— aeBEgi rerwiita iMreggit (38. shots4l monton 11-6-5— 33 held their first workout since night, it was New Jersey 3, N EW YOR K 'A P ) - Defense- Square Garden. He suffered Son Francisco 5, St. Louis 0 MePhee, NJ (roughing), 2:0S; Orello, RsN ree Rob Stack. Uneeotatt— PotOd- (3B35). Power-ploy Opfwrtunittes— Calgory 1 of Jerry Krauae, the Bulls’ vice president of baiketball operations. man Barry Beck, who sat out neck and left shoulder problems m doy, Oct. 9 NJ (high-eticking), 7:00; Evoson, Hor puzfo. Mark M rs. 4; Edmonton 1 of 4. Monday’s pennant-clinching tri Hartford 1: (Chicago 5. St I-ouis 3. St. Louis 6, Son TYoncIsco 5 N. Lin "W e feel be has a fine future and we’re looking forward to umph at Detroit. and Calgary 5. Edmonton 4 last season, said Wednesday he in January 1983. (Interference), 7:06; Broten, NJ (hold Ooollee— Calgary, Vernon (22 shots-18 TODAY S o l u ^ , Oct. ti ing), 10:04; Murzvn, Hor (Mghetlclitne). saves). Edmontan, Fuhr (34-39). iiaKing him Join our club," Krause Bald. One of the main purposes of the Minnesota goalie Don Beaupre has given up his bid to make a He banged his left shoulder Son Francisco 4, Si. Louis 2 13:07. Nartb Stare 4. Maple Uals I eys Soccer A— 16,103 Rocky Hill at Bolton, 3:30 comeback with the N H L ’s New Into the end boards In Toronto on l undoy, Oct. tl Second Period— None. PetMltles— Retaree Denis Morel. Linesmen— Rvon workout was to give their pitchers kept the game clo.se until Ciccarelli Son FroiKlscoIsco 6,l St. Louis 3 York Rangers because of recur Jan. 25. 1984. He was injured MocOermld, Hor (Intertereiwe), 3:59: 8 t K-S Bozofc, Jim Chrlstlson. FRIDAY some batting practice. Pitchers found his scoring touch, Beaupre Tuesday’s Oame Kurvers, NJ (roughino), 3:99; Horttard 8 3 1-4 Blacfclia«rfcs5.Blaaa3 Jimmy Connors a big hit in Israel must bat In the three games at St. stopped 35 of 38 shots in the game. ring shoulder problems. again in the ' 1984 playoffs St. Louis 1, Son Francisco 0 bench, served by Pwroro, Hor (toonwnv Beys Seccer First Pertod-46ene. PenoRtig lohule. Enfield at Manchester, 3:30 Louis and most Twins hurlers "We were lucky to get out of the Beck, 30, reinjured his left against the New York Islanders. men). 8:41; Kurvers, NJ (cross- Tor (heol^), ^43; Fergee, Tor VInol Tech at Cheney Tech, 1: JERUSALEM — Jimmy Connors advanced to the quarterfi He was injured again In the St. Louis 6, San FTandtcoO, St. Louis wins checking), 9:06; Ferraro. Hor (hoMlhg). t a ^ 11:41; Ruehossskl. Min (heMng), St. lo o ii 2 1 e s haven’t gone to the plate in years first period zip-zip” said Brooks, shoulder in an exhibition game. series 4-3 CMcogg $ 8 2—8 Cromwell at Coventry, 3:30 nals of the Riklia Israel Tennis Center Classic Wednesday with a first game of the 1984-85 season 11:12; Verbeek. NJ (holding), 11:12; 9 W Period— 1, CMcogo. Sovord 1 (D. Girls Seccer Designated hitters will be used who coached the 1980 U S. Olympic Beck, obtained in a trade with Fronds, Hor (Mgtvetlcfclno). 13:11; Wo- ^Second Period— 1,Toronto.Olll3(Feraus. Radio, TV 6-2, 6-4 victory over unseeded German Michael Westpbal. the Colorado Rockies, skated and underwent surgery after WORLD SERIES lonln, NJ (hlgtadicklng). 13:11; Tur- Wilson). 10:39. 3 Chicago. B. Wilson 1 Manchester at Enfield, 3:30 during the games at the Team to the gold medal ard who RyeerL 3:SL I Minnesota, Bellows 3 (Stapleton, T. Murray)7l1:3S (pp). 3 St. East Cothallc at Newington, 3 :X The top-seeded Connors, who has been trailed by crowds of SwtwfVlwVr Oct IT aeon, Hor (hookliIhooklng),ookingl 14:26;_ Somuelsmi (Brooke, MocLsIlan), 6:13 1 Mlnne- Metrodome. also had successful coaching stints for the Rangers from 1979-86. the Rangers were eliminated St. Louis (MograneA7 or Mathews 11-11) Hot (slashing.. 14:31; Louis, Ramoge ) (Gllmour, Fsdsrko). Coventry ot Old Lyme, 3:W adoring Israelis since his arrival Monday, is scheduled to play from the playoffs, and played Verbeek, NJ (high- seta, Occorelll 1 (Broten), 8:09. 4, Minne- 12:38 (pp). AChIcago, D. WllsenS (Sonlpass, (MrN Sofimming "W e want the pitchers to bunt the with the University of Minnesota He first separated his at Minnesota (Violo 17-10). 8: » p.m. sticking). i - «Clcearelll,'Biiibstaii), TONIGHT periodically in 1985-86 before Sunday, Oct. 18 Noonan). 14:08. i. St. (.oult, Gllmour 1 7:30 p.m. — College soccer: UMossot Manchester at Wlndhofn, 3:45 unseeded Dutch player Hub Van B(>eckel in Thursday's ball some." Kelly said "If they and the N H L ’s New York Rangers shoulder on March 24, 1982 9 : » 3 Toronto, QMitaall 1 (tto yk. (H u n te r, F e d e rk o ), 18:41 (p p ). St. Joseph vs. East Catholic (at St. Louis at Minnesota, 8:25 p.m. Third Period— 3, New Jersey, Driver 1 Kotsopoulos), 10:Ts.' Penalties Connecticut (taped), NESN quarterfinals. can’t bunt the ball, they'll probably before replacing the fired Lome against Chicago at Madison sitting out last season. (tanoWlesM-GUmour, Gllmour, SH (hoMtag), :17; )0:30 p.m. — Bruins at Kings, ESPN, Manchester High), 3 :X Y^MdOVr Ort. Si (Sundstrom, MocLeon), 6:47 (pp). CtocorsM, Mki (hooking), 1:52; Leeman. V<'oltayfeotl Minnesota at St. Louis. 8:30 p.m. Hartford, Anderson 1 (DIneen. Itanraro), Tor (trtaplnB). 4:)$” ( k i r e f r T B ; cKegney.ry,SIL(trtagtaB),3:18;...... LemlMx,StL Chonnel 38 get yanked out of the game " Henning during the offseason. (« IRB), x W ; Cochrane, Chi M trev at Eost CottioMc. 3:M MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgdav. Oct. IS. 1M7 14 r MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Oct. 15. 1987 — 13 M CC turns the tables FOCUS . S *0 What has been on," MCC Coach Frank Nieder- Niederwerfer said. "H e controlled inflicted upon them all season it werfer said. the ball and distributed one touch was high time that the Manchester Stickney collected two of his passes to either wing for the entire Community College Cougars three goals in the first half, along game.” turned the tables on someone with one from Mike Smith to give MCC goalie Joe Lauberth re Customers dine like kings the Cougars a S-0 halftime lead. corded 11 saves while his counter MCC went up 4-0 when Smith added part, Garrat McGuane, had nine. Freshman Stan Stickney scored a his second goal at 24:53 of the MCC outshot Greenfield, 30-19. three-goal hat trick to lead the opening 45 minutes. Stickney com The Cougars return to action ^ugars to an frO victory over pleted his hat trick at 14:10 of the Friday at 3:30 p.m. when they visiting Greenfield .W ^neaday at second half to give MCC a 5-0 lead. travel to Storrs to face the Univer 18 ^u gar Field. MCC is now M while Students at M CC just eat up this course Holland Cote rounded out the MCC sity of Connecticut Junior varsity Greenfield falls to 4-8. scoring with 6:30 left when he squad. "W e were able to control the play blasted a shot from the center of the By Andrew J. Davis !•*!»?* *nldfield today and it made a penalty area high into the left MCC 4 3-4 Herald Reporter difference up front as we were able com er of the net. Greenfleld o 0—0 to create the number of quality , Scorino: MCC—Otlckney (3), Smith "(Midfielder) John Almeida (3), Cote. Save*: MCC—Lauberth 11; scoring chances which we finished played his best game of the seaon,” 6—McGuane 9. Chicken mulligatawny soup A 1% started off the meal. German wurst salad and raisin pumpernickel bread followed, East flavor to be evident and then came the main course, seafood pocket. Applecake was featured for dessert. when UConn, UMass clash If that sounds delicious, then Manchester (Community Col STORRS — There willbea pairof the Eagles winning the state Class lege’s Cheney Dining Room is the former East Catholic High School showing against BU. DeGennaro MM championship in 1983, leads place to be. F or $4, students in standouU on the gridiron Saturday was benched in the second half by UMass statistically with a total of Husky Coach Tom Jackson after the culinary arts certificate when the University of Connecticut 73 tackles in five games. He has 23 hosts the University of Massachu being far off target. ’The Husky program prepare lunches and unasssisted tackles and 50 assisted passing game was only 4-for-19 for dinners for the public. < setts in Yankee C!onference football ones along with one quarterback action on Band Day at 1 p.m. at 75 yards against BU, the fewest The restaurant gives students sack and one interception. passing yards in a game for Memorial Stadium. the chance to experience the field -1. Both clubs are coming into On the Connecticut side will be (Connecticut since 1983. If the Saturday’s action off of losses. ’The from all sides. Students prepare X former Eagle quarterback Scott Huskies can get their passing game m Huskies, who seemed to get things the meal, serve it and clean up T Vibberts, a redshirt sophomore in order, it could mean a record for * f straightened out a week earlier afterward, said Glenn S. who was listed as the Huskies’ No. 2 senior flanker David Dunn. c against Richmond, came unglued Lem aire, an assistant professor signal-caller at the start of the Dunn goes into Saturday’s game i&.. Herald photo by Pinto and were humbled by Boston season but the last two games has needing 62 yards receiving to in food service management and University, 31-7. UMass, which was Not many friends around seen action at tailback. In two become UConn’s all-time career culinary arts. one of the preseason selections in leader in that category. Dunn has “ This is a hands-on course, games, the 5-10,195-pound Vibberts the Yankee (Conference, has faired totaled exactly 1,900 pass receiving which is preparing students to Coventry High’s Alyssa VanKruiningen Bolton. VanKruiningen had a goal in the has carried 14 times for 72 yards, a poorly. It comes in with a 1-3 5.1 per carry average. yards. drives the ball upfield as she's sur YanCon mark, 1-4 overall, and work in food preparation," he Patriots’ 8-0 victory. Coventry is at Old For Massachusetts, one of the This is the 58th meeting between said. "It’s a demanding, rounded by Bolton’s Jen Maneggia Lyme High School Friday while Bolton is comes in off a 37-34 loss to the New England rivals on the dominant defenders for the Minute- Delaware. full-time curriculum.” T Fli (left), Justine Kolesko (18) and Anna idle until Monday when it hosts Rocky men is 6-4, 245-pound senior line gridiron with UMass holding a Redshirt sophomore Matt De- 31-24-2 edge, UConn won last year’s There are 18 students in each of DePold in their COC game Tuesday in Hill. backer Vito Perrone. The Manches Gennaro will be back at quarter the two sections of the course. ; ter native, who was instrumental in meeting, 20-17, scoring the winning back for Connecticut after a poor touchdown with 28 seconds left. Students learn about cooking, serving and other aspects of the Davis C u p restaraunt business, Lem aire said. After graduation, they can enter the business or pursue alters format further education in food preparation, he said. LONDON (A P) — The 1988 Davis You’re Invited to the Instructor Frank James Cup competition will be played with teaches the other section of the Cfi a revised format and a record 75 culinary arts program. countries. "One day you’re a cook, one "W e have divided the whole zonal day you’re a server. We’re all competition Into two,” Thomas over the place," said student Hallberg, director of men’s tennis Thomas M. Provini. "This is at the International Tennis Federa tion (IT F ), said Wednesday at the hands-on; this is what you need. draw for next year's tournament. This course gives you an "W e have experienced in the past overview of everything.’’ Lu couple of years a lot of ties between CHistomers in the Cheney strong and weak nations. That was Dining Room at MCC like the not good for anyone.” food and the service. photo by Kool Under the new format, each zone "F o r 34, you’re buying a rich Is split Into Group One and Group of Our Newest Location man’s feast,’ ’ said Sebastian P. Jo Ann Szandrocha of New Britain puts the finishing Two. Only those nations competing Mudry, a psychology professor. touches on a baby shower cake, in right photo, MCC In Group One will be playing for a "O ne of the perks o f being a professor Glenn S. Lemaire watches student Bob Nelson spot hrihe 1989 World Group - the 260 North Main Street faculty m em ber here is the 16 nations who actually play for the of East Hartford prepare a salad before lunch at the prestigious International trophy lunches and dinners” Cheney Dining Room. The United States, forced to play Man ch es ter In the American Zone Group One after losing to both Paraguay and Ladies’ West Germany this year, will get a first-round bye and play either Coca-Cola Man with mental problem gets his start-up capital An Chile or Peru in the .second round. 5 An American official at the draw- Cl D E A R MR. ROSS: At 30 years old. I ’ m in need of said they would prefer to play Chile Sneaker before I ’d ask help trom you. I ’m asked to run the cash reglstesf an a Slip-on canvas sneaker in Coca- some understanding. For the past 10 years I ’ve since the United i^tates would then You should be ashamed of yourself. I venture to It’s getting harder to see the numbers in it and thre have the home advantage. It would been in and out of mental hospitals of one type or p.m Cola print or bright multi-color print. say that 90 percent of your mall comes from I’m afraid to tell anyone for the fear I might lose have to play in Peru if that South another. St re Sizes 5Vb-10. Also available In a dishonest people. How can you weed out the 10 my Job. American country wins its first- I # ♦ I ’ve been diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic. Thanks F< wide selection of other styles lor percent honest ones, deserving of help? Utilities, groceries, doctor bills, medicine, round competition. It struck me down right after high school. Only God 643-1 ladies’ and children. My suggestion is to give to your church, the insurance and transportation costs zap m e every "W e don’t like being out of the knows the crippling effects this brain disorder has A MHlion World Group and we will do our Salvation Army, Cancer Foundation or any other month. I don’t want to ask for charity but rather a Bob’s Reg. *19.99 # ♦ on a person. I must take medication daily to hardest to gel back in.” said Dave P e rcy R oss charity needing your support. One thing’s for sure, loan to get a new pairof glasses. Lu maintain a useful life. Markin, chairman of the U.S. Davis I’m not going to listen to your noise anymore! I think you can see — it’s either new glasses or Tl I live with m y 70-year-old mom, who’s on Social Cup Committee. A R E AD ER curtains for livelihood. plan Security. I have no real income except for public Standing in the Americans' way 4 Days Only, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. MS. B.W. the n other half of the American Zone assistance three months of the year. We barely get Thurs., Oct. 15 thru Sun., Oct. 18 K N O X V ILLE , TE N N . Iron Group One is Argentina. which also by. Tl has a first-round bye before taking Recently, my uncle taught me to make things out D EAR RE AD E R : If only one out of lO people who D E A R MR. D.: Everybody has their niche in this D EAR MS. W.: $150 will be there in a few days. arri on the winner of Ecuador and of stained glass. I ’m pretty good at it. The problem world and you may very well have found yours. write is me is honest, where does that leave you? will Canada. So, the next time the cashier steps out, you can step is the m aterial is rather expensive, especially the One thing’s for sure. You found your venture My philanthropy may be slightly unconventional. the " I f we could get the Chileans at up to the register with all the confidence In the lead. There’s now ay I could possibly afford it. capital of $3(H) along with your first paying but it’s designed to reach the individual who can’t Man home and Ecuador upsets Argen world. My plans are to make stained glass Jewelry customer. get the help they need from organizations. If this F< tina In the other half of the draw, olde boxes and sell them at craft shows and flea After you get production under way, please send irks you so much, I suggest you turn a deaf ear to which they corld with home advan the noise I ’m making, because it’s only going to get non- tage if (Andres) Gomez Is fit. then markets. me one of your Jewelry boxes for which I ’ll gladly Percy R on Is a Minneapolis millionaire known louder. chiK we would have choice of venue in I ’m hoping for a $300 investment to help me get rem it payment. Good luck. for his humanitarian and philanthropic activities. F( the zonal final against the Ecuado started. Write to Ross in care of the Manchester Herald, 843-1 rians,” Markin said. If you could find it in your heart to consider this D E A R MR. ROSS; If you really were a D E AR MR. ROSS: I ’ve had my eye glasses for P.O. Box 35000, Minneapolis, Minn. 55435. Include a Thed988 competition will include venture. I’d be gracefully enriched. philanthropist, you wouldn’t give publicity to your eight years and they’re just not going to cut it any telephone number if you wish. All letters are read. An three hew nations — Ghana. MR.M.D. giving. If I were down to my last dollar (which I longer. I ’m 55 and work at a small market in the Only a few are answered in this column, although Cameroon and Haiti — and the E R IE , PA. sometimes am ), I would swallow a bottle of arsenic deli, When the cashier has to go to the bathroom. others may be acknowledged privately. Tl return of Saudi Arabia after a prei two-year absence. Djibouti has Roa been defaulted by the ITF for begl withdrawing during this year’s Tl competition. lithe Sweden and India, as 1987 final artii ists, are the two top seeds for next Your Neighbors’ Views: Tl year, with Australia and Spain Win seeded third and fourth, respec F< tively, after losing in the 9 f . semifinals. Czechoslovakia. West Germany, What 6o you feel is the biggest town election issue? Su France and Israel round out the Tl eight seeds, their selections de Men’s Nike Rake ^ All Men’s and Women’s cided by the ITF Davis Cup U U f C Man Committee based on merit, pre Tun vious record in the competition and If^ ^ Fitness Sneaker $ 4 R Coca-Cola computer rankings of their players. Soft, full-grain leather, airliner sockllner. Be Sweden and Australia, who be White with black. Sizes 7-13. While they last. H Tl tween them have won the Davis Cup Clothing $20 10 t( the last four years, were placed in Assorted styles, colors. S,M,L,XL. ’ M-ee Stre the same half of the 16-team World the I Group. But the Australians had by 4 Days Only! Thurs., Oct. 15 thru Sun., OcL IS far the harder first-round task, WKSS radio will be broadcasting live from our Sweden, which plays host to India DA In this year’s final In December, Manchester store will open In 1988 at home to New Til Zealand, promoted to the World Friday, Oct. 16 from 3 to 6 p.m. 7 mee Group after winning the Eastern War Zone qualifying .section. Australia meets Mexico in a Sale items available in all five stores! rematch of this year’s second Middletown Enfield Hamden Waterbury round, when the Australians won on grass. In 1988. however. Mexico will have the home advantage and Now Open at should prove tougher on a slower surface. The strong top half of the draw 260 N. Main St., Manchester Maryfnison: "Idon’tgetintothe Peter Ward: "I can’t even vote In Allan O’Neil: " I don’t live in Eleanor Saunders: "How they’re Jean Matblason: "I don’t even Dick Roach: "Your guess Is as election. ... but housing should this country. I’m a Canadian Manchester. ..Ido volunteer work going to renovate our Main Street. know what the issues are. What I’d also includes Czechoslovakia, Store Houra: Mon. thru Fri. 10-9 Sat A Sun. 10-6 good as mine.’ ’ which hosts Paraguay, and France, be.” citizen. I don’t follow it that at the MARC workshop." I think that’s a big issue, likh to see is a few more places for which visits Switzerland. We accept MeeterCerd, Vise, Dtscovet Card end American Express closely.’ ’ especially for the stores. ... and the homeless." West Germany, which reached also parking." the final in 1985. was placed In the easier bottom half of the draw. r^MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Oct. 15, 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Oct. 15, 1987 — 15 Insulin, oxygen .i OSCARS Advice ^AU'ENGiNE to high blood pressure
' REPAIR. NEW ORLEANS (AP) — People Oxygen levels In the blood can Misinformation tarnishes with high blood pressure may be drop sharply during apnea, excit abnormally sensitive to reductions ing the sympathetic nervous sys 582*6217 in oxygen Intake, perhaps explain tem, driving up blood pressure and ing why they are more likely than perhaps triggering a heart attack man’s sterling reputation others to die in their sleep, a or stroke. researcher says. "It may explain why hyperten In a separate study, decreased sive people are more likely to die in DEAR DEAR MAD; I think I would be sensitivity to insulin has been their sleep,” Somers said. •ABBY: I am a even “ madder” than you had I been identified as a possible cause of In another report presented Wed S7-year-old. sin victimized in that manner. Thank high blood pressure, a researcher nesday at the heart association gle. honorably you for a valuable letter. said Wednesday at the American meeting. Dr. Albert Rocchini, a discharged Viet I^ A R ABBY; I worii as a Heart Association’s annual meet pediatrician at the University of nam veteran , Dear Ahhy secretary in New York Qty. I ing on high blood pressure. Michigan in Ann Arbor, showed 'HA( who is well- Abigail Van Buren recently purchased — from a Both studies are part of continu that an abnormally sluggish re thought-of in my vendor on the sidewalk — a “ 1987 ing efforts to explain one of the sponse to insulin in obese people community. I Edition of Webster’s Dictionary.” great mysteries of heart disease: could lead to retention of salt and have excellent On several occasions I have Almost 58 million Americans have fluids, causing high blood pressure. credit, a respon consulted that dictionary to verify high blood pressure, but in 90 Researchers had guessed that the sible Job as an the spelling of a word, and much to percent of the cases, doctors have abnormal response might produce investment my amazement, those words were no idea what’s causing it. such an effect, Rocchini said, but manager, and I work with disad Abby, I am lucky. My employer not to be found! Dr. Virend Somers of the Univer the issue had not been resolved. I vantaged children. I help raise at least showed me the report On doser examination, I noticed sity of Iowa said that low oxygen is "This is one of the first tests of the money for charities and have a rather than immediately firing me in small print on the title page a known to stimulate the sympathetic hypothesis,” he said. I wonderful circle of friends. So as he might have. The point is not disclaimer stating: “ This book is nervous system, a collection of Rocchini examined the insulin what’s the problem? that I was able to get things not published by the original nerves that regulate blood resonse in seven obese teen-age Recently, pursuant to the upgrad straightened out and obtain a very publishers of Webster’s Dictionary pressure. boys, and found that they suffered ing of corporate policy, a new halfhearted apology from this Arm. — or by their successors.” Somers and his colleagues from a condition called insulin background check was run on The point, more significantly, is, Abby, please print this letter to showed that the sympathetic ner resistance, in which more than the employees. No problem. Nothing how many innocent people are alert my fellow secretaries, stu vous system reponse is heightened usual amount of insulin is required for me to hide. Right? Wrong. It haunted by these grossly inaccu dents, and the public in general. in people with high blood pressure. for the body to utilize sugar in the THI seems this large international rate, inde^, even libelous reports JANE LABRIOLA. N.Y.C. Somers and his associates in bloodstream. Photo bv PIchmonri Photo by Lazorik All In the engine investigation company returned a that they mortgage loans, mem DEAR JANE; Lucky you. You serted electrodes into the sympa He also found that the excess report on me saying that I had been berships to organizations — who got a worthless dictionary but thetic nerves of eight men with high insulin operated on the boys’ Chocolate Chip, a chocolate Labrador retriever, sits with Ginger, a young tiger cat, strikes a relaxed pose, in a cage Oscar Redlevske works on the transmis arrested six years ago for drug c Benz 500 SL convertible In front of his knows what all a person will be learned a valuable lesson: Never blood pressure and eight men with kidneys to cause them to retain salt Dog Warden Richard Rand. The dog, a rare breed, is up at a veterinary clinic, while waiting to be adopted. C possession, fined and imprisoned.' sion of a go-cart version of a Mercedes- Gardiner, Maine, garage recently. denied because of one of these buy in haste, and only from normal blood pressure. and fluid, a condition that can for adoption. There’s Just one minor problem. It "small errors” in data retrieval? reputable dealers. When the two groups breathed a eventually lead to high blood wasn’t me. By referencing the case Please let your readers know that gas mixture with only half the pressure. number and calling the records oxygen found in the air, those with anytime they suspect that one of Do you hate to write letters “ This may be a major mecha division of the court. I was able to hypertension showed a 41 percent Adopt a pet About Town these checks will be run on them, because you don’t know what to nism in hypertension,” 'he said. discover that the individual they increase in sympathetic nerve they have the right to request that a say? Thank-you notes, sympathy The studies were done on adoles referred to in the background activity, compared with only a 20 report: copy of the report be sent to their letters, congratulations, how to cents in part because obese adults percent increase in the normal T Flu clinics next week home. It would be a hell of a nice decline and accept invitations and may have sustained kidney dam men, Somers reported. Health services offered 1. Had a different middle name. idea if some legislators would how to write an interesting letter age from high blood pressure, thus T It is known that people with high Community Health Care Services Inc. will hold flu 2. Obviously, a very different introduce a bill making dual are included in Abby’s booklet. clouding the study’s findings, Roc Chocolate Chip is a rare breed Community'Health Care Services Inc. will hold a Social Security number. “ How to Write Letters for All blood pressure have an increased clinics Wednesday from II to 11:30a.m. at Orchard Hill clinic for senior citizens on Monday from 1 to 2 p.m. at reporting mandatory. What do you chini said. 3 Was a different race than I am. Occasions.” Send a check or money likelihood of suffering from sleep Estates and from 12:30 to 1 p.m. at Second the Hop River Homes in Andover. Blood pressure think? Incidentally. J am suing the This little fiasco cau.sed indes order for $2.50 and a long, stamped apnea, a condition that's often He said, however, that he be Bv Barbara Richmond adopted. Rand said a Tolland new dogs at the pound as of Aid to Helpless Animals Inc. Congregational Church checks and health guidance Is available. reporting compan; cribable tension with my employer (39 cents), self-addressed envelope associated with snoring and occurs lieves the results apply to over Special to the Herald family took one of the males. This ’Tuesday. needs good homes for lost or On Friday, Oct. 23, from ll:30a.m. to noon, there will Other office hours for health guidance will be and unbelievable embarrassment MAD AS HELL to: Dear Abby. Letter Booklet. P.O. when breathing ceases for short weight adults as well as to over leaves three to go. one male and two The dog pound is located on town abandoned cals and kittens. be a flu clinic at the Town Office Building in Andover. Tuesday from 8:30 to 10 a.m. at the agency office on A f l fee will be charged for residents of Andover, to me. IN SEATTLE Box 447. Mount Morris. HI. 61054. periods during sleep. weight adolescents. A chocolate Labrador retriever is females. property near the town’s refu.se Ginger, a friendly, petite gray- MM Route 6 in Columbia; Wednesday from 2 to 3 p.m. in the this week’s featured pet. She’s been The puppies are black with area on Olcott Street. Rand is at the and-white tiger cat with splashes of AN Columbia, Coventry, Hebron, Lebanon and Marlbo Town Office Building in Coventry; and Thursday from rough. For those outside the six-town area, the fee is $6. named Chocolate Chip, Chip for touches of white, and are about 3 pound weekdays from noon to I orange in her fur, is this week’s 1 to 2 p.m. at the Village Pharmacy In Coventry. short. months old. The ones left are the p.m. The number al the pound is featured cat from Aid to Helpless On Nov. 12, blood pressure checks will be available Testicle cancer deaths Chip was found on Laurel Street shy ones of the litter. 'They will need 643-6642. If there is no answer, call Animals. She has double paws, Is Church group holds dinner from 1 to 2 p.m at the Coventry Pharmacy. Swimmer’s ear can be treated on Oct. 5. Dog Warden Richard tender care to bring them to trust the police department at 646-4555, very feminine, and loves to cuddle Rand expected her to be claimed by people. There is also someone on duly al the on a lap. The annual roast pork dinner sponsored by the DEAR DR. certain muscles in the body, Women’s Fellowship of Second Congregational avoidable, study says her owner because she Is a rare The brown male hound left tied to pound Monday through Friday Hospital helps smokers quit GOTT: I have a including those that control peris There arc also many other cats Church, 385 N. Main St., will be Oct. 24 at 6 p.m. at the breed. However, no owner has the fence at the dog pound on Sept. from 6 to 9 p.m. black fungus of talsis. urination and the flow of fluid come forth and Chip is up for 22 has been adopted by a Manches There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog and kittens being sheltered tempor church. Tickets are $6.50 for the general public, $5.50 A stop-smoking clinic will be offered at Manchester piubllshed last year and conducted a yeast family from the eye. Therefore, patients SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Ad adoption. ter family. The while Samoyan and the new owner must have the arily and in need of good permanent for senior citizens and $4 for children. Reservations Memorial Hospital this fall. An introductory session is by the surgeons’ group. growing in my with certain forms of colitis, vances in chemotherapy and early Snowflake, last week’s featured mentioned in last week’s column dog licensed. Before getting the homes. The cats have their shots may be made by calling the church office at 649-2863. planned for Thursday, Oct. 22, ateither 1 p.m., 4 p.m. or Almost all men who develop ear canal. VoSol Dr. Gott urinary retention or glaucoma detection of tumors have made pet. has been adopted by a has been adopted bv aj^ovenlry license, the dog must have its and are neutered before being 7:30 p.m. in the hospital's conference room. prostate cancer are older than 50. HC and Vioform must not use Lomotil unless it is death from cancer of the testicles Manchester family. Another one of family.ilv. T rabies shot. It is also recommended adopted, unless they are too young. The clinic is a four-week, twice-weekly program only keep the Peter Gott, M.D. almost completely avoidable, says and men in their 70s are most likely D administered under close medical the nine puppies found roaming in Rand said he had to have two of that dogs be neutered, as this tends To adopt a cat or kitten, call Lull offers zoo workshop taught by former smokers. For more information, call to get it, said Dr. Joseph D. 647-6600. ear canal clear supervision. the director of a study published the Bush Hill Road area has been the dogs euthanized There were no to make them less apt to roam. 666-7000 or 242-2156. The Lutz Children's Museum oiK^outh Main Street for two or three The atrophine in Lomotil proba today. Schmidt, surgery professor and WNi will sponsor a program to introduce the zoo to children hours, then it bly will not cause glaucoma in the "It is now a curable disease no head of urology at the University of in grades 2 through 6. Through slides and activities Square Circle Club meets fills up agai» low dose you are taking; however, matter what stage it is,” said Dr. California, San Diego. they will discover the role of the modern zoo. The and I can’t hear. B.J. Kennedy, a University of Schmidt said at least 77 percent of The Square Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of it can make glaucoma worse. workshop will be held Nov. 4 from 3; 45 to 4:45 p.m. at D o y o u h Many people with recurrent Minnesota cancer researcher and men with early-stage prostate Masons will have an open house Oct. 26 from 9 a.m. to Check with your doctor about this. After vet, dog heads for the hydrant the Oak Grove Nature Center. The fee is $3.50 for recommendations? swimmer’s ear find that prevention president of the American Society cancer now survive at least five members and $5 for non-members. noon at the Masonic Temple. East Center Street. There is superior to dealing with a painful, of Clinical Oncology. years, compared with 65 percent 10 will be card games, pool and refreshments. At noon, a The museum will also sponsor a parent-child DEAR READER: You are des inflamed ear. After swimming or DEAR DR. GOTT: I used to “ If a patient with testicle cancer years ago. At least 30 percent of workshop on birds on Nov, 7 from 10:30 a.m. to noon at luncheon of spaghetti and meatballs will be served. All cribing a form of external otitis or smoke, but quit recently. I seem to dies, that should be studied care men with advanced prostate cancer QUESTION: surveys. Not infrequently a client least treatment should be con Masons and their friends are invite^/ showering, dry the canal with a Why does my the nature center. The fee is $7,50 for members and $9 swimmer’s ear. This condition is towel and then pour about a half a have some shortness of breath, and fully. It should not occur,” he said, now survive at least five years, will phone or come in with a pel tinued for 48 hours after abatement for non-members. I wonder what exercise would help adding that most Americans who compared with 24 percent a decade male dog insist whose treatment has not been of symptoms, or longer If your not usually caused by a fungus; capful of rubbing alcohol into the .4 For more information and registration, call 643-0949. more commonly, the culprit is a to improve my lung capacity? die of testicular cancer refused to ago, he added. on eliminating successful and say. “ I’m still giving veterinarian determines so. I’m not ear. Wait a fewseconds and shake it both stool and bacterium called p.seudomonas.. In out. As well as drying the canal, the complete chemotherapy. Schmidt said prostate cancer him the medicine you prescribed.” suggesting that this happens in the Nurse agency to hold meeting urine (the lat Pet Forum either case, the key to cure is alcohol will evaporate any residual DEAR READER: People who Kennedy said the study, pub grows more slowly, so is less When I check the record and realize majority of cases but it does occur 5 Archaeology discovered Visiting Nurse and Home Care of Manchester Inc. careful cleansing of the ear canal. stop smoking will experience brea lished in the Journal Cancer, found susceptible to chemotherapy and t e r seve raI that the medicine I sent home was enough to be disturbing. moisture, thus making the area times) after Allan Leventhal, D.V.M, supposed to last lOdaysand thisisa Please follow your veterinarian’s 5 Children in grades 4 through 6 will be introduced to will hold its 69th annual meeting Thursday, Oct. 22, at 6 You can do this at home using a bulb much less conducive to bacterial or thing difficulty for several weeks or that for the advanced stage of hormones. Nevertheless, he said leaving a veteri directions, give the medication sent an archaeology exhibit, photographs and artifacts in a p.m. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. A business syringe filled with a half-and-half yeast growth. months. However, most ex testicle cancer’s most serious form five-year survival rates improved month later, obviously It hadn’t nary hospital? I home for your pet according to three-part series on Nov. 3, 10 and 17 from 3:45 to 4:45 meeting will precede a film highlighting home care and solution of vinegar and rubbing smokers can anticipate a 10 to 20 — called non-seminoma — the by at least 6 percent between 1978 been given as directed. take him out to directions at proper Intervals and p.m. at the Lutz Children’s Museum. South Main the patients served by the agency. After the program, a alcohol. Gently flush out the canal DEAR DR. GOTT: I have a percent improvement in respira proportion of men surviving at least and 1983 for all stages of prostate Usually I also discover that go before our duration. If you feel the dosage is Street. The series is limited to members al a cost of $6. cocktail buffet will be held in the hospital cafeteria. every day for a few days. If spastic colon and have been taking tory ability. Be patient, let nature one year was 50 percent in the early cancer, fropv-early to advanced. treatment was stopped at the office visit but Improper, check with your veteri For Informatin on membcrshipand registration, call The public is invited at $20 per person. For more improvement is not prompt, see an Lomotil three times a week for 10 takes its course and exercise 1970s and 78 percent in 1983. However, black men with pros owner’s prerogative and a pros B i information, call 647-1481. ear. nose and throat specialist, who moderately (and regularly). If you That figure soon should reach 98 tate cancer are less likely to he always wants to eliminate right here’s my smell, too” cription that should have been used narian. Stopping medication "cold 643-0949. years. Am I in danger of getting after after sniffing around a lot. Is Please consider this bit of canine will regularly clean the ear canal glaucoma? are not better in a month, see a percent, Kennedy said, adding survive than white men, possibly up still was around. A phone call turkey” may be very dangerous. In with a tiny vacuum device. doctor for further advice. survival is even higher for semi because blacks have less access to this routine necessary? psychology. Let him urinate once som etim es notifies me that certain circumstances a rebound and then pack him off into the car. may occur, causing a return of Lutz goes to Boston Bolton gets health care Once the skin of the canal has DEAR READER: Lomotil is an noma, the form of testicle cancer medical care and may suffer more "Prince” again has the problem aggressive tumors, Schmidt said. ANSWER: Although ap office Urine stains buildings, erodes that he had been previously treated symptoms worse than the original been cleared of debris and dried, effective anti-diarrhea medicine Dr. Gott’s new Health Report. that always was more vulnerable to The Lutz Children’s Museum. South Main Street, is BOLTON — Visiting Nurse and Home Care of He said men over 50 should visit may make yourdog somewhat metal posting^nd. worst of all, kills for. Concerned, I suggest we ones. Your pet has a choice — be the ear drops you have been using that contains diphenoxylate About Gout, explains the cause and chemotherapy, and for early stages planning a trip Nov. 14 to Boston Museum of Science, Manchester Inc. and the Bolton Board of Health will undergo annual rectal exams to nervous because of strange fellow shrubs and bushes. These are all re-examine “ Prince” to see why thorough for his/her sake. should be more effective in curing narcotic) and atrophine. Diphenoxt: treatment of this disease. For your of both forms. the planetarium, the new Omni Theater, and "Old offer blood pressure screenings for Bolton residents on check for prostate cancer. patients in the waiting room or constant problems around veteri the treatment didn’t work. "Oh,” the infection. For obvious reasons, ylate is habit-forming and. with copy. Send $1 and your name and Testicle cancer grows so rapidly Ironsides." Lunch is planned at the science museum. Thursday, Oct. 22, from 1 to 3 p.m. at Bolton Testicles are the male organs because of the examination and nary hospitals Although vets know the client usually says, “ whydon’tl Allan Leventhal, D.V.M., Is a a resistant or continuing condition long-term use. can produce signs address to P.O. Box 91428, Cleve that it is often detected early, and The bus will leave the museum at 7:30 a.m. and Pharmacy, 667 Boston Turnpike. There is no charge for that produce sperm. The prostate, a treatment by your veterinarian, he this goes with theterritory, much of Just give him the rest of the Bolton veterinarian. If you have a arrive at the USS Constitution at 9:30 a m. The group the screening. should be seen and treated by a and symptoms of narcotic habitua land. OH 44101-3428. Be sure to men who survive one year almost specialist. always survive much longer and gland that surrounds the urethra at may not really have to eliminate in it can be reduced by caring, medicine you prescribed — I still question you’d like to see answered will arrive at the museum at ll: 15 a.m. At 4:30 p.m., A flu clinic will be held Oct. 29 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the tion. Atrophine causes relaxation of mention the title. are considered cured, he said the base of the bladder, produces the biological sense, k knowledgeable clients, have half of it.” In this column, write to; Pet w the group will leave the museum, returning to Community Hall. Dr. C.W. WIckersham will be in nutrients to allow sperm to survive. True, the gastrointestinal tract Because symptoms cease doesn’t Forum, Manchester Herald, P.O. Manchester at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday during the annual meeting □ □ □ 4 attendance. The vaccine is recommended for adults the American College of Surgeons, The t^ticular cancer study com may be stimulated by the excite mean treatment should. At the Box 591, Manchester 06040. Y For members, the trip is $22 for those age 13 and A recent article in The Wall with long-term heart or lung problems and for people which conducted the study under pared the survival of 1,883 meh ment, and the urgency for passage ♦ older and $18.50 for children under 12. For age 65 and older. There is no charge. Kennedy’s direction. treated nationwide in 1983 and 3,287 of a stool needs to be satisfied Street Journal revealed, in a survey ♦ non-members, the cost is $25 for adults and $21.50 for For more information, call 647-1481. Thoughts of 2.0t)0 people by Schering Lab. About 4,000 *0 5,000 men, mostly treated during 1970-75. The prostate (hopefully outside). But the sniffing children. that prescriptions are often Ig IS to 35 years old, develop testicular cancer study involved 20,661 pa and frequent leg-lifting of some For registration Information, call the museum at nored Thirty-two percent don’t The small town of Enterprise. cancer each year in the United tients treated nationwide in 1983 males has a different basis. 643-0949. boll weavils. but you can learn to through trying not tragic. refill their prescriptions even Talk on motivation set Ala. has erected a statue of a boll States. Fifteen years ago, about 80 and 18,575 treated nearly 10 years I sometimes observe clients "give thanks in all circumstances” experiences. though they need the medication, weevil in the town square. This was percent died, Kennedy said, esti earlier. letting their male dog pull them Dr. John H. Ryan, executive director for the (1 Thes. 5; 18). Some of life’s richest Engene Brewer and 15 percent don’t stay on their done in recognition of that insect’s mating 80 percent to 90 percent are Almost alt men with testicular from tree to pole to bush, smelling Art auction planned Motivation Center, West Hartford, will speak to treasures have been revealed Church of Christ medication for the full time pres parents and educators Oct. 28 from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at the role in making cotton growing in the cured today, with survival rates cancer in^st have the diseased then sprinkling a bit of urine on the cribed. About 100 million prescrip The East Catholic High School Parents Club will Quality Inn in Talcottville. He will discuss working area unprofitable, thus forcing the continuing to rise. testicle removed surgically, but object. In the belief that their dog tions go unfilled annually. present an art auction Oct. 24 at the school on New State shift to a more profitable industry. Kennedy credited advances in fewer than 5 percent have both has to urinate. Perhaps once — but with students to develop better academic performance The numbers are smaller for Road. The preview will start at 7 p.m., with the auction and self-esteem. When have you felt grateful for chemotherapy for non-seminoma, removed, so almost all survivors the frequency is because he is a bit beginning at 8 p.m. veterinary medicine but the per For more information, call 1-800-283-2000. some defect, failure, or disappoint and to earlier detection by doctors remain fertile, Schmidt said. Radi of macho male and has to check out centages are probably the same or The art show will feature oils, watercolors, enamels, ment? Has such an experience ever and patients. He said men should ation and chemotherapy are used other pet smells and then add his Rutherford’s Brings JAZZ perhaps worse. There are no lithographs, woodcuts and work by famous modern forced you into a different venture check their testicles for lumps each after surgery. own as if to say, ’T m here and artists. AIDS update offered that proved to be more “ profitable” month, and consult a doctor if they Patients with cancer limited to Tickets are $3 and all proceeds will benefit ECHS. East of the River!! Manchester Memorial Hospital will sponsor a — perhaps in terms of enjoyment COUNTRY FOLK ART find a lump. the prostate have the gland re Wine and cheese will be served. and satisfaction? An unpleasant Progress is much slower against moved. which usually leaves them For more information, call 649-5336. discussion on AIDS. Acquired Immune Deficiency 9 Syndrome, at the next Community Health Education happening may force you into prostate cancer, which kills about impotent, then receive radiation. directions you never intended to go. However, experimental surgery 9 Series meeting Oct. 21 at 6 p.m. in the hospital SHOW & SALE. one-third of 90,000 American men Sunset Club meets Tuesday auditorium. '* , and, in the process, show you things diagnosed with it each year, said shows some success in maintaining Manchester STREET TEMPERATURE Pi you never would have known potency, Schmidt said. Dr. Alejandro Murcia, chief of epidemiology at the the director of another studv Community College The Sunset Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the hospital, and Monica Maneri, nurse epidemiologist, otherwise. Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center on East Middle will speak. The Apostle Paul was troubled by Alumni Association presents Tumirike. The series is open to the public at no charge. For a “ thorn in the flesh.” He sought for heals up the Ballroom on Thursday, more information, call HealthSource, the hospital's its removal through prayer. But Baathoven Chorus rehearses health information service, at 647-6600. through denying him this request October 29nd God reveal^ a greater lesson; €RAFT FAIR '87 The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from ” My grace is sufficient for you.” NEED MONEY? Join us for a sizzling Halloween Party By F 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church on Church Verplanck shows film Paul said he would glory in his ' more than 50 craftspeople selling their work Street. Coffee and refreshments will be served before weakness since through it God’s the rehearsal. The Verplanck PTA will present an educational film, Doors open at 8:00 P.M. strength could be exercised (2 Cor. We’re looking • just in time for early holiday shoppers "The Body Has A Head” tonight at 8 at the school. The 12:7-10). film, with an introduction by former all-pro Los OCTOBER 16. 17. IS. 1987 for • proceeds benefit Alumni Association *5 ®® Adm ission DAV chapter sets meeting Angeles Rams football player Merlin Olsen, is part of You likely will build no statue to the new PATH series. Parents And Teachers Helping, WEST SPRINGFIELD. liRSSflCHUSETTS( six (6) part Wear a Halloween costume for The Disabled American Veterans, Chapter 17. will which helps promote better reading skills. Each parent Astronaut Edward White became meet Oct. 20 at 7:30 p.m. at the Veterans of Foreign HEW EHQLAHD BUILDINQ Sat., October 17 7 who attends will receive, at no cost, the necessary the first American to walk in space time phone *3®® admission. Wars hall. All veterans are Invited. materials to implement the program. during the 1965 flight of Gemini 4. EHSTERN STHTES EXPOSITION FHIROROUNDS 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. 7 1-91 WeM to Exit #3. W. on Rt. 967 to North on RL #6 to Wool on Rt. clerks to work •147, Moniortal Avo. taExpo Grounds A Now Englond BuHdlng. in the evenings. 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D o w n s ta irs (R) Stereo) C H o u se w ife ' In despaii o v*t her lifestyle, a [ESPN] SportsLook (5^ World of Survival [D IS] Best of Walt Disney Presents Ois (61) H ill S tre e t B lu e s ney s star lineup sahiles the all Ameiican [U SA] Dragnet housewile h.is an .iff.in with a successful BudI [USA] C a rto o n s (61j Family Ties sport of basetiall (60 min ) [CNN] C N N N e w s wnti’i Rn ti.iiil Henj.iiiiiu C.irui* Snod 1 2 :0 5 A M 31 Magnum. P.l Nav) EUROPA^ CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooks A Cassia 6:30PM QD Family Ties Pan 2 of ? [CNN] C ro s s fire [D IS] MOVIE' 'Honeymoon Lodge' Hoji giav. f i.ink 1 angell.i 1970 [ESPN ] Drag Raciiuj NHRA Nationals of Will CE) & ABC News (CC| [D IS] Mouseterpiece Theater ing to rekindle thi’ir rom ance, an unha[>pily 1 2 : 3 0 A M C B w k r p in Cincinnati (91 Home Shopping Overnight Service WHEN I REALIZEP THEY ‘ I lom (Jall*e> (60 mm ) (T.ip i'd) m arried t;oii|ilr* h e a'is to a mountain rr»soft (3 h is ) Light 1 WEREN'T COMIN& OUT. I CS) Jeffersons (CC) [ESPN] S p e e d W e e k Cll Ask Dr Ruth (CC) [U SA ] Riptide w here they run into their olfl flam es Dr|>ui|s incliirltng Los Angeles Kings (? hrs . 30 mm ) (t ive) Arm; BLONDIE by Daan Young A Sian Draks man Ned Hanl.in fis»?s from a Me nl tiool father. Part M' Ihe new godfather at [ESPN] W inner’s Circle Horse Racing (Ji’im.e (M.iy he })ie I'miHed lor a seventii (3) MOVIE 'A Fistful of Dollars' Hiv.il [H BO ] Hitchhiker A family mansion he legging lo liei ome an miernaiiimal low'itig temfils to keeji the family on tnj) despilo son of 1 M ag azin e A l (ilayofl ()ame if ikh I'ssaFy) (In Slerr>o| gangs light lor control of a Mexican liordei comes a hoiror 4:hamhr‘i foi a young in hfiro Nicliolas Cage. ChriMophei Plum governmeni mieivontion Al Pacino. Rot) of Fair [NIAX] Original Max Talking Headroom town amf the money to he marie there 157 Frugal Gourmet Season Premiere valid (Jenny Seagrove) (In Stereo) mi’i Cynthia Dale 19H6 eit Or Nun, 1.1I1.1 Sluri’ 1974 Rated R Fort D Show (CC) (In Stereo) Clint tfisiwood, Miinanne Koifi W Ink [M A X] Dangerous Film Club [U SA ) Edge of Night 2 :3 0 A M ' 111 Celebration nf Caring Sal sch y 1967 9iOOPM (3 ' Wiseguy I n prnlei 1 his 7:00PM CE To Be Announced utmg Ihe bOth AnniviMsary of Foster Par ow'ii well.iM’ VinnH’'mie i liel|) Sonny (mrl 1 1 :0 0 P M C3) faj (22; ooi mo nows 1 2 : 4 0 A M (20i M O V IE O n ce Upon a 3 1 (40) S le d g e H a m m e r (C C ) W liile (He. enis Planning featuring hosts Dack Rumbo C B N e w s .in mfomi.inl m the Sleelgr.ivi’ org.mi/a CSJ (61 Late S h o w (In S h ’rr'ol Spy' A he.lullful secret ageni lures .1 com Beat ing fis a zillion.iire car dealer Sleflt|e f.ills and Shirley .fones Jimmy Johnson CE) diS W heel of Fortune (CC) into a beautiful w irfow s > luti Iw-s (In him (60 mm | 3D Simon & Simon puler genius mio service ar, a supersjiy Fle.inoi P.iikF-r Ted Danson, Cho!.lo|)fiei [CN N ] Sports Lntonlght Senit (JD $100,000 Pyramid SlorF’o) ‘8 40 MOVIE The Survivors' (CC) (IT INN News I.ee 1980 IW'M Meiiinlii 1 i( lull', n( the onumic [ESPN ] SportsConter and E THAT J6 A L0 1W AMO GOILT I DON'T KNOWA0OOT1HW,.. 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Rm< r D,.m una sene de extranas siiu.icionos Pi’fjro Clntmo Clfy — Amozon Woman on UA TkMier* IMI — Can't Buy Me hiish.iiul hife‘, .1 sr*eriy private F-ye In inm © ) Nightly Business Report Aim M,m|ii'i IfjHO Armendan/ Rehi’i .1 ltiirlnd«‘ the Moon IR) 7:10,9:50.— Moorice (R) ?lPl<9out (R) der his eslf.iiKji’rl wife aiKl hef lovi i M 6:40, 9:30. — Mottwon (PG-13) 5:50, A l r ^ 22 30 Cheers Baseball Playoff (M.iy (le 7:15, 9:40. — No Woy Out (R) 7, 9:30. dlTThree's Company Too Fmmel Walsh Dan Heilaya .lolin ( h ’I/ (57J S C T V 9:40. — Wllh You Were Here (R) 7,9:20. Mr. an WMATAOUY byBIIIHossI P'e e 'ipl.'d (oi ,. Sf-V’t.lh Al |)laynf( [CNN] M o n e ylin e 1984 [CN N ] Moneytine VBIINON has gi g.mn il nn. -••.‘.ary) RAIT HARTFORD CInt 1A f —Stokfout (R) 7,9:30. ^ No (22' >30 C o sb y S h o w (C C ) (iMf .m l h. . [D IS] M issing Adventures of Ozzie and mainte [ESPN] SporlsCenter 24 Upstairs Downstairs ■mtwood Pub « Cinema — Stakeout Wav Out(R) 7:10.9:30. faihei pay .i visit 1(7 a spei m I fn. inl t.l hi, H arrie t (R> 7:30. Texas. [HBO ] MOVIE 'Slugger's W ife'(CC) A dy s (In S le fi’Fi) 41 Novel.I Senda de Ginri.i young baseball playifr's hnnii' mki siif'.i^ [H BO ] Inside the NFL Mnsls I en Daw Poor Rlcbord't Pub A Cinema — WIST HARTFORD He it crumbles after his wife dci.idfs to rfinin ir, [24' Undersea World of Jacfjues*Cous 57 Mystery' Dorothy I Sayers' Lord son. Nick Ruoniionij (60 mm ) (In Stereo) Stakeout (R) 7:30, 9:30. Him 1 * >— No Woy Out (R) 7,9:30. — her singing career Mtcli.iel O KecIi' FTf teau (60 mi.I } Peter W im sey (CC) 1 nr.l f’eier im<,ovec. .j SbuwcoM Clnemot 1-9— Someone To stakeout (R) 7,9:30. WOULD VOU CARE M. I'l, pi'll.-, I , iiinr (60 mm ) P.el 3 of 3 [M AX] MOVIE. Stand By Me’ (CC) Watch Ovtr Mt (R) 1:40, 7:40, 10. — FOR AAY ALLEY OOP - by Dava Graue bocca De Mornay. Martin R im 198f) R.ii. ! '26 MOVIE Frankie and Johnny' I 'ii. > four young hoys fai e .1 journey of se'f Bettieller (R) 1:45, 7:35,9:50. — Three WILLIMANTIC Cavt PG-13 (In Stereo) I.MOef, on ,1 Mississi|)|)i s Iio w I h '.iI love |C N N | Larry Kiotj live disi ovtjry when limy auemiit to locale the O’clock Hloh (PG-13) 1:30, 7:30,9:35. e.l> li IiMii’i hill f r.mkie IS .ifi.iirj lo in.Illy U.A. The Clnumot — Someone To INPUT INTO [MAX] MOVIE 'Howard tiu- Uurk [DIS) MOVIf, 'H i Good Lookin'' A bofly of n hoy hit hy .t tr.tin W tl W heaton, ^rrender (PO) 1:35, 7-.2S, 9:30. — The Watch Over Mt (R) S, 7:15,9:30. -P o t il Arm; Jnlmny lie mse nf his g.imhlmg | K r (CC)A duck from a very I .irih hkr ! I . yn tm i M nlw e’.i-rM •.iimi.ii, (h ’.mI s W est River Pfuienix, Corey Feldman 1986 Princeie Bride (PO) 1:20, 7:20,9:40. — Attraction (R15,7: IS, 9:45.—Surronder F'lesley |)i Cavani THIS FAkMLY inadvertently pulleri to Clf-vrl.iiul hy ,im ■ « m.i Doiml.is ' h . iov M .fii.m V. ilh 111 Ip .", of ...... I .in. I .1 MM M’ssful sin Hair’d R Fatal Attraction (R)1,7:15,9:55. —Like (PO) 5, 7, 9. — Like Father Likt Son 1 966 N.J. DISCUSSION?” ponm ental laser beam that .ilsfi |)i> i-■ up gel K.iiim i (-litiitf.j ( i |i | ii Oiiillaii, Kiihy [ U S A ] A irw o lf Hawkr> Dommir. and Cai Father Like Son (PG-13) 1:15, 7:15,9:30, (PG-13) 5:15,7:30,9:30. — The Prinelpol more sinister exlrfilerfcsifi.il (|iicst'. I . ,i i38 MOVIE The Assassination Bureau' (it.m l 19.1.1 llin try to help a fru’n fl's fram r’ff son escape — The Principal (R) 1:05, 7:20,9:45. — (R) 5:15, 7:30, 9:45. — Dirty Doncli^ He il Hellrolier (R) 1:10, 7:45,10. (PO-13) 5, 7,9:15. Haektr 5 5 HighS u VI lo -is i c £ $ | m m VASELINE AOSEPT PONDS INTENSIVE Q-TIPS Disinfecting AO^ISC LENSEPT Dry Skin CARE Replacement Disinfecting B r id g e ■s Cotton Balls Solution Byrr Cream LOTION 65'ay- 8 oz. Disc Solution ^ 3.9 oz. Sensitive Skin t ’s 8 oz. Sear THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sanborn 10 oz. $ 3 9 7 Love C $ 2 7 7 $ 3 5 9 admin niffed the final high club with the dia A P E t h o s e WHycONTIWg $ 1 7 7 8 9 He I Blue-moon mond five, overniffed by South. Now LOVELY and a declarer played the heart ace, ruffed a ioo$rKramer’s “ The Nor disease spreading, however, “ we’ re v(ere ordered by the administration 647-9550. Joel B. Wilder and Albert L. “ The worst part of the tragedy is ican Ballet Theater, Merce Cun mal Heart,’’ Robert Chesley’s counted in their surveys," he says. to shred issues of the underground r--r. ...a t Beaulieu finishes course their youth. They were in full flower ningham Dance Company, Dance "Nightsweat,” Stephen Holt’s “ Fever “ The myths slowly peel away and the newspaper. The New-’Times of 690 and were just getting there,” John Theater of Harlem, Martha Graham Senior Airman Steven M. Beaulieu, son of Joseph A. of Unknown Origin” and "Coming of mysteries fad e.... and all because of a E^anbury reported in Thursday’s Social Security HARTFORD Glines, producer of "Torch Song Dance Company, Joffrey Ballet and and Eleanor C. Beaulieu of 81 Lyness St., has Age in Soho,” by Albert Innaurato. disease." editions. Ronald Shaw, the univer- ROAD Trilogy” and "A s Is.” a play about the New York City Ballet. graduated from the Integrated avionics computerized “ Beirut," which had a short off- The number of people in the arts and sfiy’s vice president of public N «xl to AIDS, said in an interview. test station and component course at Lowry Air Force Broadway run this summer, examined entertainment who have died of AIDS “ I^ems we have buckled down to safety, said officers are not shred Dairy “ George Abbott is 100. So Michael Base. Colo. heterosexual fears of AIDS. is difficult to assess. Actors Equity, for this one issue," Woodward said. “ It’s ding copies of the underground Quooft Bennett and Charles Ludlam had In the spring, Harvey Fierstein example, said it did not keep such certainly obvious that we can get the newspaper. Marriage may affect SSI MANCHESTfR He is a 1983 graduate of Manchester High School. many highly creative years left. Thank <“Torch Song Trilogy” ) opened “ Safe statistics because many victims are publicity and use it, and fortunately we ;Jerry Bannister, president of the God that we in the theater tend to live Sex” on Broadway. His trio of one-act reported as dying of pneumonia or can get people to learn and teach.” professors’ union, called on the QUESTION: I get SSI checks best way for us to find a doctor who mon law marriages. If you and your Abele graduates at Sheppard school administration to respond to because I ’m disabled. Although I will give her a second opinion? wife have lived in a state that h -— Air National Guard Airman Joseph P. Abele, son of the rumors. recently married, I pidn tocontinue recognizes common law mar Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abele of 31 Tunxis Trail. Bolton, “ The situation has reached the using my maiden name. Do I still ANSWER: Your mother’s doctor riages. the Social Security Admin has graduated from the U.S. Air Force aircraft point where the presi^nt needs to have to tell Social Security that I is the best source for referral to istration will also recognize your maintenance course at Sheppard Air Force Base. New drug combats AIDS complication speak out clearly an<| address the ■ftiarried? another doctor, or she can call marriage and pay benefits to your Texas. questions.” he said, r Medicare’s toll-free hot line for the wife as long as she meets all other He is a 1986 graduate of East Catholic High School. This week, Steven Neuwirth, ANSWER: Yes. Your marriage names and phone numbers of requirements. BOSTON (AP) — An experimental National Cancer Institute, was pub advance is that it is well tolerated. were still alive two weeks after their assistant professor in the English may affect the amount of your SSI doctors in her area who provide PERM... cancer drug shows promise in combat lished in today’s New England Journal Essentially, everyone can take it, which treatment. The survival figures were", Department and a former adrifcer payment. second opinions. The numbqr is rog. $43.00 Cavanna completes training ing a form of pneumonia that often kills of Medicine. is not true for what’s available.” roughly comparable with those of to{Jhe Ekiho, the student-operated 1-800-638-6833 (in Maryland, call This column Is prepared by the AIDS victims, doctors reported today. In an accompanying editorial. Dr. Dr. Martin Hirsch, an AIDS re patients treated ivith the other twde symbol from a quart jar working as a revenue officer with the Internal Revenue about this? of Weight Watchers Reduced Calorie Mayon These offers require refund forms: Service. Patricia Hardy of 74 Avondale Road has been CHLORIS ROGERS naise. Expires Dec. 1,1987. The Information Center will feature a model apartment-home COOL WHIP Frenslt Fruit $1 Refund Offer. employed as a co-op intern with the state Department W. EASTON. PA. WISPRIDE $1 Rebate on Heef Offer. Send the Send the required refund form and the proof-of- of Consumer Protection. Michael Walters of 114 required refund form and the inner seal from one purchase seals from the back of two Cool Whip lid LInwood St. is working as a telecommunications DEAR CHIAIRIS: I saw the free camera advertise package of Wispride Cold Rack Cheese Food and as well as a complete presentation of The Arbors inserts (12- or 16-ounce) or three proofs of representative with the Internal Revenue Service. ment. and the fault lies with Kodak and P&G. not with the label from a package of Ground Beef or BM f purchase from 8-ounce Ck>ol Whip, along with the 8 the newspaper that printed it. The companies cash-register receipt with the purchase price of Pattie, along with the cash-register receipt with retirement community program. Our counselors will be crammqd too many requirements into a very small both items circled. Expires Dec. 91, 1987. Enrolled at junior college space, cairflng severe eyestrain. The rules explained fresh fruit circled. Expires Nov. SO, 1987. Here’s n refund form to write for: that after the first 60.000 cameras were gone, DANNON Yogurt Tote Offer. Receives Dannon Carol D. Vllga of 618 Wetherell St. is enrolled at Dean insulated tote bag. Send the required refund form A store coupon for a free half gallon of your available to answer all your questions. Refreshments Junior College. Franklin. Mass. consumers would receive a booklet containing up to $40 favorite brand of milk. (Where the free milk offer SlliniHNtS Duidiamllinberiaiia In Kodak rebates and PicG coupons. and four proofs of purchase from any Dannon yogurt. One Universal Product Ckide cut from a is prohibited by law, a $1 refund will be sent in lieu Complaining to PAG is relatively eas|^rsince most of of the coupon.) HERSHEVS Syrup Free Milk will be served. All Waterproof, Insulated its products list a toll-free consumer telephone number Dannon Mini-Pack (Original or Extra Smooth) i r equals two proofs of purchase. For all other Offer, P.O. Box 800, Park Blvd., Hershey, PA I ; Principal l8 glad ha loat on the outside of the package. For those manufacturers 17099-0000. This offer expires Nov. 90,1087. While whose packages only include an address, your Dannon Yogurt sizes, one Universal Product Ckxle I i 7 7 NASHVILLE. Tenn. (AP) — The principal of equals one proof of purchase. Expires Dec. 91, waiting for the form, save the neck bands from ^ ^ Work Boots recourse is to write and complain. I: Gra-Mar Elementary School spent a chilly night 1987. or while supplies last. two 24-ounce bottles of Hershey’s Syrup, off Sixes 7-12,13,14. on the school's roof after losing a bet he's glad he I will not be attending but would like Bob’s Reg. *49.99 to *125.00 4 Days Only. Thurs., Oct. 15 thru Sun., Oct. 19 lost. DEAR MARTIN: I am a retail merchandiser for John Young had wagered a night in the chill air Mattel Toys. Our rebate forms are placed in retail see more of these offers every year. Oscar Meyer S0ublish an interesting so I got three packages for free. A few days later, I Sale mefchandlse available participation by parents. He lost. realize they are available. listing of toy rebates to help alert shoppers reduce their found an Oscar Meyer mail-in offer and used the In all five stores. More than 300 parents and children turned out to I read your column regularly but cannot recall holiday spending. I am working on the list of toy offers Universal Product Code symbols f r m the hot dog 385 West Center Street Name_ see Young climb a Fire Department ladder to the seeing any listings of toy rebates. Is there a reason? now and will make a point to look for a good Mattel packages to send for a coupon for a free package. So, I Middletown Enfield roof of the schoolhouse. BERNIE JESCHKE offer. actually received four packages of hot dogs for the Manchester, Conn. 06040 Address. Hamden Waterbury He was clad in blue pajamas and carrying a NEW YORK CITY □ D O price of a 22-cent stamp. How’s that for savings." teddy bear, portable radio and snacks. His shelter DEAR BERNIE: I have found that the majority of THE SMART SHOPPER AWARD goes to Cynthia (203) 647-9343 How Opmn In Manchmmtmrl Tuesday night was a small tent, a sleeping bag Phone. Mon. thni Fri. 10-9, SM. 6 Sun. 10-6 Hollis of Murfreesboro, Tenn., who wrote: “ Recently, and a ski suit. Temperatures dipped to SSdegrees, the rebate offers on toys are made just before Bead questloM aad te MarQa Slaaae la « W* K c a p t M m Iw C w U. V lu , Dl«c»i>»r Card one degree shy of the record low set in 1979. Christmas. This must be an effective way for toy Kroger was having a sale on Oscar Meyer hot dogs, care o( tfee Maaeheater HeraM, P.O. B n $ii. i AHM and Amarlean tip raai manufacturers to promote their products, because I priced at 99 cents per l-puund package. I used three Maachcater 8M40. \ m - MANCHESTER HERAIi). Hwirwl»y. Oct.W. Iif7 n - MANCHESTER-HERALD, Thursday. Oct. 15. 1987 — >1 GREAT SELECTION! GREAT PRICES! GREAT GUARANTEES! Finest SERVICE AFTER THE SAIE, TOO! BUSINESS GUARANTEED Free Services LOWEST PRICES Huge Selection Employers say 15-year-olds are worth the bother Nl As « IN CONNECTICUT Great Guarantee Bv Nancy Concelman now, but has had inquiries from affairs for the parent corporation of seen a mixed responses to the law. ttwi Herald Reporter about five IS-year-olds. The number of sophomores in the "I'm not too sure about the hours tisin Stop & Shop Supermarkets and " W e have seen a large number of Finest Supermarkets, a division school's athletic program hasn’t in the law ," said Carol Melquist, rol4 Bradlees Discount Department 15-year-oIds coming in to get oors VtSTT A TOWN FAR TRE CENTER F o r some employers, the benefits of First National Supermarkets, changed, he said. “ I didn't think manager ot the Xtra M art at 385 YOU.. of hiring IS-year-olds, who may Stores Inc. working papers,” said Jacob Ludes end began taking applications for mi that was going to be a problem Main St. "I have to find out more dial The Manchester Stop & Shop, at III, Manchester High School princi work iimited hours under a new nors at the end of August so the anyway,” Joy said. about It.” end labor law, outweigh the scheduling 342 Broad St. in the Parkade, pal. end teens could begin work Oct. 1, said The Bolton school superintend problems that result from the law's currently employs about 2715-year- Some faculty members have ent’s office has received about six Caldor stores are also uncertain sxpi Mike DelNegro, human resources ntvi 19 STORES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT restrictions. olds. Minors at the Super Stop & reported problems with a few applications for working papers. about the law. "Th e y ’re still manager of First National Super d o l l Shop work as baggers, leaving working students. “ Kids don't seem looking at the la w and reviewing the The law, which took effect Oct. 1, markets' Edwards Division. “We don’t have many who have cashiers free and allowing custo to be as well-perpared as a few situation,” said Fred Robson, pub mar allows 15-year-olds to work only as Edwards Food Warehouse and actually taken advantage of the law mers to move more quickly through weeks ago," Ludes said. Manches lic relations director at the Caldor ants stock clerks, baggers or cashiers. Finast stores are still actively at this point," said Tino H. checkout lines. “ Eventually, 15- ter High School will start to conduct home office In Norwalk. "A t the priv The problem for some employers is recruiting, he said. "Th e only Bertolini, Bolton High School gui coot LOW, LOW PRICES! year-oids will probably go into follow-up studies on the academic moment, the employment practi that minors may work only three problem is, when you can only work dance counselor and coordinator of rleh hours daily, is hours a week, and cashiering,'^he said. performances of working sopho the cooperative work program. ces here haven't changed." end ...and ckeek oat theea FREE oonrieeal a person three hours after school Keating said it's hard to gauge, may not before 7 a.m. or after 7 p.m. mores. The studies will be similar Because transportation to and The future of the law is impossi and have to give them a 15- to minors' responses to the new law tion Cammie Smith, manager of the to those now conducted for working from work could be a difficult for ble to predict, said Dick Ficks, V 20-minute break, you're really only after only two weeks, but so far, ths S' niBEMOUNTING! Seven Eleven Food Store at 513 juniors and seniors, he said. Bolton High School sophomores, spokesman for the state labor odv( getting two-and-a-half hours work many seem to want to work. One Center St., employs one 15-year- Dennis Joy, principal of Coventry Bertolino doesn’t predict an enor department. "A n awful lot will tlssi out of them. But it's worth it.” he Connecticut store received about 45 bull old. "It's hard to have too many said. High School, said he hasn't heard mous response to the law, " I don’t depend on the experience of em O ' FR E E STATIC BALANCING! applications, she said. "There has any concerns from faculty. "Which llthi because of the fact that they have to “ The new law is very, very know that it will be a big problem ployers with 15-year-olds. Em ploy Hsr been a tremendous amount of would lead me to believe that they be home by 7 p.m .," she said. She helpful to store personnel,” said for us. I hope not," he said. ers will really be the ones to really Pub O' PREBROTATIONIfs:'.,... added that she's not hiring right Interest.” aren’t seeing a problem right now,” Some stores haven't decided Doris Keating, in charge of public Area school officials say the.v’ve determine if they want the 15-year- O' FREBwrCHANGBOVERI FREE FRONT-END he said. whether or not to hire IS-year-olds. olds." A ALIGNMENT n r FRBBFLATRBPAIRi WITH THE PURCHASE OF Seabrool^s FOUR NEW TIRES Every tire sold by Town Fair ts backed by our famous Wall Streeters wondering Guaronteed LOWEST PRICE Policy **IRON-CLAD NO HASSLE” WITH Guaranteu! PURCHASE lead owner c PLUS! Every tire sold at TOW N FAIR TIRE is guaranteed tor detects ‘When you're ready for tires, don't sacrifice the quality .. . in workmanship or materials for a^long as you-own the tire — regardless of years in service or OF 2 NEW performance and guarantee you need. Town Fair Tiresi mileage received. If a defect In i^rkm anship or materials develop, return it to TOW N FAIR We TIRES whom you can trust, has a store near you — there you'ii find will repair it at no charge orjaptice it. . YOU PAY ONLY FOR W HAT YOU HAVE USED! will default if bull market is finished just the right tire at... GUARANTEED LOWEST PRiCES. We have selected tires GUARANTEED against ‘Don't compromise. Town Fair Tiros' experience costs no glass, sharp metal, deep holes and all road haz Bv Chet Currier live up/fo many analysts' trade. more. NO $1095 The Associated Press expecUitfons. ards, and it’s FREE! PURCHASE CONCORD, N.H. (AP) - Execu “ There's a tinge of panic,” said ‘"If you find a lower price advertised In Connecticut within 30 F R £ E ? ■ m MOST A f t ^ a long wait, the thinking in A.C. Moore at Argus Research ■ * CARS tives of the' stalled Seabrook T NECESSARY N EW YO R K — Faced with the days of pruchase on the same merchandise .. . bring us the w i e d e u e r s i nuclear power plant's main owner the nnancial world went, the Corp. in New York. "Markets today advertisement and we will beat the price." - p S i M U S i comPMEus tom om a Aielbend and McPherson Strut biggest decline in stock prices In Not Included on All Above held out no hope of tnieeting a $37 figure^were ready to start showing are fixated on these numbers. We MICHELIN • GOODYEAR • FIRESTONE • DUNLOR • GENERAL • more than three years. Wall million debt payment due today. the ennqncing effects of the weak personally are not at all disturbed Streeters are beginning to wonder R.F. GOODRICH • ARMSTRONG • UNIROYAl • YOKOHAMA and said they plannM to discuss dollar on the United Stai s'eompet- by them. whether the long bull market is and moNy mere femoet hraad tires Itive position in world markets. "This overreacllon is probably bankruptcy protectionDtection. finished. SAVING Public Service Company of New But the actual number for August leading to a buying opportunity." In the last two weeks, the Dow A ll Hampshire, the state's largest — imports acceding exports by In Johnson’s view, however, the Rqumwiwii) Jones average of 30 industrials, the $15.68 blllionj)-- was not the kind of SEASON power company, would become the market’s response to the latest data MORt FOR YOUB MOMIT!. best known measure of market news the optimists had in mind, was worrisome. YOU SAVEi XA4AU-SEASON RAIUAL W.W. first major investor-owned electric trends, has taken its two largest 1st Ou.ihly Fcoiiomy utility to default since the Great even though it was smaller than "W e’ve had bad trade numbers STEEL BELTED RADIAL 1st Quality Economy 155/80R13... >S2 point drops on record. DOUBLE BELTED 185/75R14...>S1 215/75R15... >82 Depression. Ju ly’s record of $16.47 billion. before without such an extreme W hitewalls Mohawk 18S/S0R13... >88 The 91.55-point decline posted on 155/80R13....*29 ALL-SEASON 1BS/75R14...>S3 225/75R15... >98 Officials said making the pay Improvement in the nation's reaction. 'This is starting to gain fl55/80ni3 . 20S/75R14... 165/80R13....*90 Double Belted | 17S/80R13...>St Oct. 6 stood as the record only eight International trade position now 21S/75R14 .. 20S/75R1S... *86 235/7SR16....>1SS ment would exhaust the utility's momentum on the downside,” he 165/80R13.. 175/80R13....•» ALL-SEASON Radial W.tW. 18S/80R13... >71 days — until Wednesday, when the looks "months and months out in said. "There’s a lot of bear market 175/80R13. . 205/75R15.. 165/80R13....*33 cash. Public Service directors, who average plunged 95.46 to 2,412.70. 185/75R14... *40 the future,” said Wayne Nordberg talk out there." 18S/80R13. . 215/75R15.. 195/75R14....*35 Radiol voted Tuesday against making the Since it hit a record high of 185/75R14, . 225/75R15.. 195/75R14...M1 Z at Prescott, Ball & Turben Inc. 205/75R14....*36 IXHRUULW.W. payment, were to meet again 2,722.42 on Aug. 25, the average has Though It might have been small 195/75R14,. 235/75R15.. 215/75R14....*37 Whitewall 205/75R14...»42 OVER today. Traders in the currency and the 175/80R13...>S2 195/7 SR14 >75 215/79R1S...tS fallen 309.72 points, or 11.4 percent, consolation to many investors, 205/75R15....*38 155/80R13.. 215/75R14...*43 "W e do plan to discuss bank credit markets seemed to share 215/75R15....*39 205/75R15...«44 18S/80R13. . . >t8 205/7SR14... >t0 225/75R15... t t 2,000,000 its firstdropof lOpercent orgreater prices of several blue-chip issues 165/80R13.. that view, as the dollar fell and TIRES SOLD ruptcy," company President Ro since 1984. Tirestone RADIAL 225/75R15....*41 175/80R1'3.. 1S5/80R13. .r34 215/75R15...*46 t85/75R14...>71 205/7SR1S...‘S3 235/75R15... *80 interest rates rose. Yields on swung upward from their New '721' STEEL 235/75R15....*43 225/75FU5 . . . *49 TO OVER bert Harrison, one of the directors, "This is starting to took like York lows in late trading Wednes W h ite w a ll 18S/80R13 . ies/80R13...«36 ------TV said Wednesday during state regu long-term government bonds, BELTED WHITEWALLS 185/75R14 . 185/80R13...»39 235/75R15...»90 500,000 something more than a modest, day on the Pacific Stock Exchange, latory hearings on the utility's which compete with stocks for 19S>75R14.. 15 215'75R15..'75i 195/75R14 .. SATISFIED healthy correction,” said Hugh which closes half an hour later than 1ISII0R13..'SI| iclIPGoodrteh 185/70R13. >69 request for an emergency rate investors’ favor, climbed above 10 15S/80R13 •54 205/7SR14 205/75R14.. MEGATRAC r.mou. t/tg 215/70R14..»75 23S/70R1S..>83 COSTOMERSI Johnson at the brokerage firm of other markets. 205/75R14.. '72 225'75R15.. ‘791 •66 185/80R13...... 'H increase. percent for the first time in two 165/60R13 •52 205/75R15 •71 205/75R15 .. 205/75H14...... W0R14. >72 215/70R15..*79 ■UY NOW IN OVER First Albany Corp. in Albany. 1I5;75R14-;:'59| 205/75R15..'T2 235 75R15.. '82' 17S/60R13 175/80R13...... 11 203/7Sfl1S...... *77 years. That was no guarantee of a rally •56 ?t5/75R15 •69 215/75R15 . 185/80ni3..... 1 4 20 YEARS! Harrison said it was possible but Analysts attributed Wednesday's t6S/60R13 •57 22S/7SR15 •77 215/75R15...... »7t 3K/70R14. >73 225/70R15..»82 AND SAVE! To some observers, traders in all in today's session. But it suggested T ire s to n e 225/75R15.. 185/7SR14...... I t 22S/7SR18...... 11 unlikely that the company's out-of- TRAX W.W. 195/75R14 •64 23Sy7SR1& •82 195/75R14...... «71 slide to a monthly report on the the markets have become preoccu that the bull market still had at 238/75R18...... Major Quelily All-Seaien court reorganization plan could be 175;>0R13 '48 • 195/75R14 «95 ■ 215;75R1515 y e a r nation's trade deficit that failed to pied with the monthly data on least a few true believers left. STEEL BELTED blocked by Consolidated Utilities AU-SRASON and Communications Inc. of New RADIAL WHITEWALL RADIAL York, -which represents some 155/B0R13. 195/75R14..'67 W hhewell* bondholders. 165/80R13. 1SS/BOFY13. . . . PMe 205/75R14..'69 166/80R13. . . . AM Consolidated has proposed its Top^banking regulators favor 175/80R13. 215/75R14..19 195/70R13. . . . 17S/80R 13. . . . ATC own bailout for Public Service. 185/80R13. 205/75R15..19 10S/7OR14.... • m a 20B /70R 14. . . . *71 Harrison said Wednesday he would 185/75R14. 215/75R15..»72 105/7SR 14. . . . *71 1D5/75R14. . . . "Ml prefer bankruptcy to the alternate 225/75R15..'77 205/7SR1S. . . . 21S/7SR16. . . . AMC plan, which he described as un relaxed rules on underwriting «..D *rTS — UNUSUAL SIZES 235/75R15..'81 2 25 /7 S R 1 5 . . . . ••T CANS -C O M PAQ npport T.rns fairly favoring the bondholders Consolidated represents. 5 5 ¥own^ Fmr Discoun's WASHINGTON (AP) - The top August barred regulators from allowing banks to underwrite se Martin Whitman, Consolidated's three federal banking regulators Largetl Selections . chairman, replied that Harrison "is further expanding bank powers curities could lead to abuses. Banks are backing a majoroverhaul of the RV-MONSTER TIRES East of the Mississippi! operating from a siege mentality." until March 1, with the Idea of could be tempted to favor their Depression-era law restricting giving Congress time to forge a e c o n o m y B A O t A L C O R S A G T He said his plan "is the far more securities affiliates at the expense n w banks from underwriting SPORTS TIRES llOR'S S H TOWN FUR THE UK equitable of the two." compromise. of other customers and the failure 1S0A46 securities. "We are as prepared for financial 175/80R13 1TSAM DICKCEPEK FORMUU Harrison expressed willingness of a securities affiliate could llSbOIS’ tSOFLTA H8rald photo by Kooi Comptroller of the Currency reform ,as we will ever be. There 1 i 5 5 B '3 5t5toai» •RMCOONTRY • SUPER STOCI to modify the Public Service endanger a bank's insured depos \iebni3 1IS/T0M'1 Robert L. Clarke and Federal tiesn'b •MlW COUNTRY • DESERT DOO proposal. are no legitimate reasons for its, they say. \ i r s n '« «SSU 3> '"SS’,*4 tsCroMU Deposit Insurance Corp. Chairman additional delay," said Clarke, • QIHR 6IANT "W e're continually talking to all AVON Wicker gets new home L. William Seidman told a House whose office regulates federally Seidman, however, said "the Muscle TIRES of our investors," Harrison told loosm*. YOKOHAMA WRAN6 LKR subcommittee Wednesday that the chartered banks. safety and soundness of, and public i m p o r t s for CAMARO • FfREBiRO • TRANS AM and other “Muscle" Car ( c o m o n ij) ( c o m o im ) ‘ >SS MONSm 31I10.S0R15.. MSB reporters. "W e'll take what they confidence In, the banking system a l l S E A S O N Owners! RWL • PROWLER • TOYO GRAND PRIX and morel W ILD T R A C Annie Piggott, left, and Joanne Parkinson, vice president 1933 Glass-Steagall Act is unfairly "Because of the absence of 22S,'7SR15 •109 GRAND RtlX RVT have to say and make our SPORTS CAR STEtt R V T RW L 10-15...... ••• can be assured through appropriate ••• 10SM1A ^ LR8-15...... *109 DUNLOP 11 IS ...... ••• of Connecticut Cane & Reed Co., stand outside the preventing U.S. banks from com legislative action, reform has been tlSMlO uvneii MICMELIN TBX^^ 8.SOR14...... ••• la-is...... ••• decisions." supervision.” b e l t e d tOOMTS •w 'r * " ! " '. ! W L»SlIL*t*EE 30i9.S0Rl5 •IT? 31I10.S0R1S.. *139 30x9.50R15...... •109 peting with securities firms. haphazard, relying all too often on m/Toen 31i10 SORTS *127 14/305-15...... e iM He would not describe how company’s new location under a hand-carved sign tOBPt) itanont* ,65/rOHB3|b ST RAISED HIGH PERFORMANCE W-l-O-E 32x1t.50R15.. *148 31a10.S0ni5____a il* 15/306-15 ...... 4 IM "Existing restrictions on banking regulatory and judicial interpreta Rep. Jim Cooper, D-Tenn., said TOOMIft 31a11.S0R1S.«137 950A16.S...... 911M 17H94-1S...... «a n investors have reacted to the I l 45n i3 laa/Towt* ’,IS'/|IhB31o ‘>>» WHITE RADIAL 33I12 SOR15 •MO 33I12.50B15.. MSB 32i 1T.S0R15____'lO O 19-10.5...... 491M embossed with gold lettering. The wicker supply 1TI81* 195,70R13 14/305-10.5 ____ •!•• activities have handicapped the tions of a law that could not the "remarkable unanimity" of l l 5bF^l3 LETTERS •67 245/60R14. . 33^12,50R16.S *170 33k12.SOR15____•930 15/305-10.5 ____ •9M company's plan. 1 i 65W^3 BBIOOCSTON CONTINENTAL 205/60R13 •75 225 70R15. 33i1?.50R16.S . .•ISO 17n40-10.S...... »*e# company moved from 205^rtford Road to 134 Pine St. banking industry in today's rapidly anticipate the world in which we opinion among regulators regard 195/70R14 Harrison acknowledged the com 215/70R14...... >69 •67 23S/60R15 . changing financial environment,” now live,” he said. 1|75R1^ 15SB13 isenij. 205/70R14 215/6SR15. B. F. GOODRICH tr a il ing expansion of bank powers was \ W5/7OPI3 225/70R15...... >73 215.'70R14 CUMBER pany could face involuntary bank riS5/70gl3 165"'3 2SS,70Rt5 warned Seidman, whose agency Proponents of Glass-Steagall say “ a very important piece of news." 235/60R14...... >74 23S/6CR14 275/60R15 . AU-TERRAIN Famoes Mfg. ruptcy petitions in 30 days, after a 4 165/70« 1^ 22S^75R14 ALL TERRAIN T/A insures deposits in 14,000 commer 1 1 9 B / 7 0 n i^ 2 4 5 /6 0 n i5 ...... >79 grace period on the debt payment iTaSrwmj .33X12.50R15___ 4162 215/75R15 ... .'84 205/75R15 ... *71 Browning buys interest cial banks. "This disadvantageous 235/75R15....'89 195/75R14 expires. But he reiterated his hope Town Fair's Own L3^2.50R16.5. .. *170 situation slowly will lead to a less Top Quality YOKOHAMA RRUSCLE LT235/15C.. >109 that a bankruptcy Judge would give R AD IA L T/A safe and sound banking system.” BAISID WHITI RAISED TIRE LINES the Public Service bailout plan a '4; ’U S U i i RAISED WHITE LETTER u n it RADUIS Clarke and Seidman echoed the ,r5'70R13 17S'70R13 *7, WHITE LETTERS MICKEY chance before getting the court in Repeating Arms Co. t e SaS^79R13 195/70R13 congressional testimony last week BLAKE & BESAW tSS/70ni3 21S/60R13 21S/50HR13>104 THOMPSON bnetS BADIALS involved. iss/oom 3 205/70R14 24S/50HR14>13B SISlll Pa„,QUJ 90S/70Nt3 • teje Sehed ."ETRE a d s of Federal Reserve Chairman Alan 18S/70RI4 215/70R14 195/60HR14« 10S FHiblic Service's woes arise from I95/70RI4 24S/60R14 21S/60HR14>11S • CenseHler 15S/80R13 20S/75R14 >66 MORGAN, Utah (AP) - Brown Haven Arms will be operated as Greenspan, who said banks have Electrical Contractors 30S/7OR14 32S/70R14 23S/60HR14>122 •l■4*RrefHe 16S/80R13 its $2.1 billion investment in the $5 21S/70R14 339/70R14 20S/75R15 >66 ing has acquired a minority interest separate businesses. been “ frozen within a regulatory 9tS/O0ni4 325/70R1S 24S/60HR14>129 PRO- billion Seabrook project, which is. 228/709M4 22S/60HR1 5 «1 2 S -TRAC 175/80Rf3 in New Haven Arms Co., a new Browning, formerly Browning structure fashioned some 50 years 94B/OOR14 345/aO R IS ■ Redes PrU)'* 18S/80R13 215/75R15 >69 finished but sits idle, unable so far For All Your Electrical Needs 21B/70R«5 335/70R1S . 23S/60HR1S>12e company that Is acquiring the U.S. Arm s Co., has been owned since ago.” 22S/70R1S 3S5/70R1S 24S/60HR1S*132 > Street he 18S/8PR14 225/75R15 *71 to clear evacuation planning hur (coKDoyaii). — rpms 37S/60R1S 21S/6SHR1S>1 2 S Repeating Arm s Co. of New Haven. 1976 by Fabrique Nationale. Liege. Over the last decade, banks have ta airTiTi ‘ Reesk C«ee1rn| 195/75R14 235/75R15 »76 dles. State law prohibits Public Commercial & Residential Conn. Belgium. It takes Its name from been losing business to securities SUPREME Service from charging ratepayers STEEL BELTED 1 7S /80R 13...... a s s U.S. Repeating Arms was formed inventor John Moses Browning, firms, which can offer customers s /ason ALL-SEASON RADIAL Whitewall ULTRA-HIGH 2 05 /7 0R 1 4 ...... * r - for Seabrook before it operates TIEMPO ia S / 7 S R 1 4 ...... «8 tt I by a group of private investors to who designed many firearms for money market funds that function • Including Fire and Security alarms Radial 155/80R13...... >3B 1 0 S / 7 S n i4 ...... * 80 commercially. Radial Whitewall PERFORMANCE TIRESi 2 0S /7 5R 1 5 ...... •( like checking accounts and can Whitewalls 16S/80R13...... *42 The utility's bailout- proposal acquire the Winchester Firearms sporting and military uses — • Generator Hook-ups • Service Up-Grades 1SS 40R13 . 175/80R13...... *44 underwrite commercial paper for jos-rsms 10S/80R13...... •801 Division from Olin Corp. in 1981. including the Browning Automatic 1S5/80R13 1B5/80H13...... *47 includes spending cuts, a |71 IIS/IORI] J1575815. 17S/80R13 10S/76R14...... « 0 4' rfffitts. >i Browning president Don Gobel Rifles used in both World War I and companies that formerly would 1l5/rsfl14 185/75R14...... >46 19S/78R14...... *80 million emergency rate increase 225(75815.. 19S/80R13 195/7SR14...... >40 m n d i 20S/7SR 14...... *71 said the acquisition represents a II, and the Browning water-cooled have borrowed from banks. 649-4049 /\Aanchester 649-0761 205/70R14 . Outline White Letters .. 205/75R16...... * 70 and swapping old securities for its/rsni4 255/75815 205/75R14...... >51 1SS/70II1) 318/76RI5.470 Federal regulators have been 21S/70R14 . 1IS/r«AI4 *800 ISISSIIls' BLACKWALL new, with interest payable initially major change in direction for machine gun. I J05/7SR14 215/75H14...... >58 \mrmu 'les 20S/B0Hni9 ... 22S/7SR1S . • % 9 carving out exceptions In Glass- 9 Call For Fred Eatimates 185/75R14 20S/7SR1S...... >53 iss4ont4 >107 208/B0HniB... 18S/60SR14 ... .>M 23S77SR1S 488 in newly issued common stock. Brovming. Browning employs isu at Morgan MS/7SIII4 >10S 226/B0HR14... Steagall aimed at keeping banks 9 195/75R14 . 215/7SR1S...... >68 MS40MI4 'tos 19S/60SR14 ... .>M "W e are selling off our golf and from where it markets hunting Brand Nam# The Consolidated plan would Senior Citizen DIacounta 20S/7SR15 22S/7SR1S...... *88 litj«oni4 >113 out of securities underwriting. at Off-Brand Pricetl m/roMis 'l i t YOKOHAMA 195/60SR15 ... .>M racquetball business and will focus equipment acquired from world 21S/75R15 23S/7SR1S...... >84 t1S468MS >110 tSS/eOHRU freeze^ rates for three years and 24»SOei5 >198 •ee 205/60SR15 . . . .‘72 However, legislation enacted in TMSONtS >132 20S/60HR13 . •ee S T Y L E A N D would separate Seabrook into a new on the core hunting and shooting wide sources. It also makes bows 1G5/60HR14...... •e? GRAND SPIRIT business.” he said. and archery equipment at Morgan. Major Brands TRUCK TIRES 195S0HR14 •102 PERFORMANCE corporation. Unsecured debt IStPQeodrich 20S.’60NR14 •loe HRX holders would swallow $430 million New Haven Arms Co. retains the ^ T T E B Y DUNLOP J A Sa M C O M P T/A 235/60Hni4...... •lie I.7SR1SS..'14S 3DM0VH1) 195/80HR1S ...... •107 hfotfeDyfwnoaiMfti. WHEELS of the Seabrook investment, while right to license use of the Winches Jefferson Davis, who would be -MIBI M 1 B.SORH.S..MIG ISS00VN14 2l5/tSR16... 700R1S...... •11«| » .5 « il.5 ...... ‘ l l i 20S rev«ii4 205/60MR1 5 ...... •111 BLACKW ALLl Consolidated would loan Public ter brand name. come the only president of the ■ ■. .MHI MKl2.MnilS.M4B 3IMOVflt4 2t5/60VRtS...... •lee Ask About Our I.00R1SS, ■»1Stl 2354SR1S .... >148 losiSDvms 20S/S5VR16...... •sie 205/60HR13 ... .••4 LOW, LOW PRICES Service $100 million. Gobel said Browning and New Confederacy, was bom in 1808. m oow m 225/50VR16...... T i r e ^ l o n * ATX •2 ie 185/60HR14 ... .>«5 The state Public Utilities Com ISIFQeodrieh • m m u m - i m m klUMHUNkNCt 205/75815 . V .1 8 1 30i».50«15.... >114 ALL TINflAIN T/A SUMITOMO 195/60HRU. mission ruled Wednesday that JKItm t »1tsl 3111050815 . . ‘ IIS 21S/7SR1S •919 30if S0R1S 1IS/G0HR13...... «ee _ It U 235/75mS . •isB siAio.soeis 20S/60HR1 3 ...... •74 19S/S0HR15...4*76] Public Service's and Consolidat • Th s LOW PRICED TRUCK TIRES issiosnio • 94R SlKlOfUOS . 14S/G0HR14 . . *77 20S/60HR15 SNOW PLOWING 1W/S0MR1G...... •Of ed's bailout plans would not be TURN ON YOUR HOME’S Live • B IA S • (C h i — w i o ) 205/60MR14...... *04 considered in the rate hearings. 700 90 •aeitooios 215/fOMR1 4 ...... O n e •St too 10 s . *0e 700 IS 700 15 WRAHOLSR 22S/60HR14...... •oe At the rate hearing, Harrison said H7I IS • it 07S 10S 205/75R14...... >1 235/S0HR14...... *90 FINANCIAL POWER 7S0 IS . •esl 750 15 . . . he did not believe a filing under C om p. T o . RADIAL • 950 16 5. . I95/7SR15...... >5 1ft$/60HR1S ...... •tT 205/7SR1S...... >1 205/WHR15...... *0e INTRODUCING- 79.95______149**' '•rei 33ii>sonis 10-16 5. . Chapter 11 of the federal bank tn7IR1S 12-16.5 .. 215/75R1S...... >1 .„ .th e 23S/7SN1S •TSi t3S/Rsmo ruptcy code would give the com ------n u s l i t i L to o 15.5.. 225/7SR1S...... >1 A HOME EQUITY CASH RESERVE ACCOUNT soiosonis •et OMii.s. 2»5/75R15....> 10S 31I10S0M1S •ee orsRiis. 575-15.5.. QQ2ZZ3SZZID pany access to financing it would 7 MA1I0HW»I M'•®* • A revolving line of credit secured by the equity in your h ^ e . 33i11 soeis •9oel CPX OUTLINE need for operating costs and 7 StEtOefStm iE DUELER WHITE LETTER • Use it (or virtually any purpose. IM/7SSM14 construction. RAISED WHITE LETTER 22L7SSIM9 SlaULIORIS In an interview earlier, Harrison • Simply twrite a check ^ c o m p a n y tSSTTSRIt titrrs R ii for immediate access. . >117 22S/7SR1S ...... •109^ Whitewalls said his company's plight "must residential commercial industrial contractors 216/76X14.....>44 •n OfcTef raise questions in the minds of • No points (on loans to'St 00.000) Ias/80X13....•M 226/76X14...... *49 m - ■' you ballot investors about the entire state." WE ARE 185/7SX14....*37 216/76X16...... *42 g O' fust • Tax deductible (within guidelines). Our “ I think right now there is a dark ISS3TOWN FAIR TIRE CENTERS TIRE SPECIAIISTS 196/78X14.... *99 ooa'.iKv. “> • Residential • Commercial • Industrial 206/78X14....M9 236/76X16...... *48 g cloud hanging over the state of New A m Hampshire," Harrison said. "Here From Driveways to Large Lots ^ ^ • L M E L L E N 10.75% MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD VERNON LL-SEASON RADIALS. A»a«0Mr we have a situation where a WHITEWALLS — RETREADS ■ (rate adjusted monthly at 1 '>7% over pnmej company, operating under a sys R — 328 Middle Tpke. West 467 E. Main Street 295 Hartford Tpke. 155/80R13...... *27 215/75R14. t i r e s Fully Insured Free Estimates 175/80R13...... >29 225/75R14. e. ” ?"* 7*p<>« hoeif tem of laws and regulations, has In front ol Parfcq^de Shopping CIr. Localsd In ths Warsheute Foods Plaxe Located In the K-Mert Shopping CIr SI Streifortf, C T 06487 1SS/7SR14...... >32 21S/75R15...... > M B come to the point in time where they 195/75R14...... <34 Cm T oS Frea 646-8227 569-8710 872-2060 226/751115...... « 4 4 l cannot meet their obligations as 1- 800 - 544-4004 20S/7SR14...... >27 235/75R 1S ...... MBI 1 800-972-2245 CALL 643-2659 n o w i due.” siRiunniSaUftrOACf COAPORATtOei “WHERE SERVICE NEVER STOPS“ STORES OPEN MON. 5 THUR^T^oTTuE^^ED TiND FRrrSoySA^r 3 0 ^ M ANCHESTER HERALD. Thuraday, Oct. IS, — M n — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thunday. Oct. 15. i m 1987 k i t H* CABLYLE ^ Larry Wriaht A- CLASSIFIED ADS ^-2711
Noticas Sutlneti Preeertv...... 25 Entartolnmant . S3 Form Supplies onp equipment . •8 Lest/Fovfid...... 01 'R tte rt Preeertv . M Bookke«olnQ/lncom« T ok S4 Offlce/Retoil Eoulpment ...... 91 N A T l i' 1 to 4 days: 90 cants oar llna otr doy. PtfSOflGIt...... ■ 07 Mertsoees...... 27 CorDtntrv/RtmoGElIno 55 Recreotlonoi Eoulpment...... •2 y to 19 doyt; 70 canti oar Una oar doy. AnnovrtCGmenti...... 03 Wanted to B u y...... 29 PointlnQ/PoD«rlne 56 Boots ond Morint Eoulpment . 13 10 to IS days: 40 cants oor llna oar doy. Notices Avctlom...... 04 Rooflng/Stdlng 57 AAusicol Items...... 94 M or mora doyt: 50 cants oar llna oar day. NELPWANTBI PInonclol...... 05 R entals Flooring 58 Comeros ond Photo Eoulpment . 85 Mlnlmwm cfMrto; 4 lints. IHELP WANTED iN a P WANTED Electricol . . HELP WANTS NEP WANTED IB P WANTED I IBFWIIITB Roomt for Rant...... 31 59 Pets ond Supolles...... 16 At o condlllen practOtiit to Employnml E Education Aooftmtnts tor Rant...... 32 Hooting/Plumbing 60 Miscelloneous for S o le...... 17 O IA O LIN IS : For cloulflad odvafllsamants to tlM plocomont of any otfvtr- Condominiums for Rani. Mlsctllonoous Sorvices 61 Tog Soles...... •• Oa oubllshad Tuasdoy through ioturday. tha INSURANCE Customer OCNTAL Assiitant. iusy NURSCS AMoe. Training ...... 33 Servlets Wonted fitlnt In tl«o MonclMitor Ho> FUUTIMIMSnKNI Servlet Assistant, RESTAURANT food Mti0 Wortttd...... 11 Homat for Rant...... 34 62 Wonted to Buv/Trode...... 99 daodllna is noon on tha doy balora oubMcotlon. Vernon office. Fell closs starting soon. CA8WB I a i m c i SHOP servers, bonouet Sltifotlon Wontttf...... 12 $fora/Offica Sooca...... 35 « For odvartlsamantt to ba oubllshad Monday, raid. Advortltor horoby KVMIMU Monchester oftncv •vtlntu OooGrtunltlM...... 13 ooroM to protoct, Indomnlfy time, S days, no Sotar- You will be gold while ATflNDAIIT 8icntvy/B«rd C M servers, hostess, bar Rasorf Rroparty...... 34 Merchandise tha daodllna Is 3:30 o.m. on Friday. for HgM foctory work or seeking mature person Intfrudlon...... u Industrlol Rrootrty...... 3T and hold hormlOM tho Mon- doyt or evenings. No you learn, plus receive Day 8 Night ShHl Avallble. tenders, bonouet bar Emptovmtnf Strvlctt...... IS Hoildov/Seosonol . 71 Automotive roloN ooloo. A p ^ In por- to help account repre Full time position Corooas ond Slorooa...... 31 READ YOUR AD. Clotsiflad Odvartlsamantt ora chottor Horald. Itt otficort experlenee neoccesery free meola. Taking op- . Roommofat Wontad...... AntiQues and Collectibles 72 Cors for Sole 91 oon: Bumhom B Brody Q o ^ pay to start. Apply In ovallabla (37.8 Houra tenders, borbacks, ...... 39 Clothing...... 73 tokan by talaohona os o convanlanca. Tha and omployoM opolntt any sentatives by provid will train. 87S-5664. plleattons tor hill or Wontad to Rant...... 40 Trucks/Vons for Sole...... 92 34 Bumokfo A m , Boot person. per week) Some flexi prep and line cooks. Rn i Estate Furniture...... 74 Compers/Trollers...... 93 Monchastar Harold Is ratoonsibla for only ona and all liability, lots or ing technical adminis port time cortltled TV/Stereo/ADollonces incorract Insartlon ond than only for tha sita of oxponto. Inciwdinp attor> iRABTAAV.NtoRiwna bility with hours and Full end pert time. Hemes ter Sola ...... Jt 75 Motorcvclts/Mope88 Sponoor St., Services Mochtnery and Tools 76 Auto Services ...... 95 tha orlolnol Insartlon. Errors which do not ntyt' foot, orttlnp from reoulred. Ono mon Apply In person: The Cendemlnlumt ter Sola...... 27 Lown ond Gorden 77 latsan tha volua of tha odvaiTlsamant will not support. Requirements shitfs. Rornw high rots work sehodula — ox- Leti/Lond ter Sole...... 73 Autos for Rent/Leose...... 96 clolmt of unfair trodo proctl- Monchesfor Low gr- Gollery, 141 New Lon- Child Cora. . . . 51 Good Things to Eat 76 Miscellaneous Automofive ba corractad by on odditlonol Insartlon. JA C K Of oil fradotl Include: strong orgonl- coilont fringa bonollts. Invettment Preeertv...... 74 Ciaonino Sarvices 97 cot. Infrinpomont of trodo- floe. 444 3425. of pay plus bonus SCHOOL Nuraa substl- d o n T u rn p ik e . . 52 Fuel Olt/Cool/Ftrewood 79 Wonted to B uv/Trode...... 99 morkt, trodo nomot or pat- Bright, otwrgotlc Indi zotlonof ond communi hours. Por more Infor 2 ovanliMa mealing pur vidual oM* to portorm tutos. RN tor Coventry Glastonbury. ontt. violation of riohtt of cation skills. Excellent ZAiBFiimnFPfissrri mation gigaoeegll: Di Public Schools. Coll month. Swary *7.32 par privacy and Intrinoomont of gonorol mointononce envtrofNhent In a non exper~ rector of Ohnegg, Mrs. hour dopondlng on ox- BARTENDER Wonted. 743-8913 tor oppllco- Part time niehts and copyrlaht ond proprlotorv on Mvorol apartment smoking efflee. For ap At PN^.>^Croeifieid tt8n. E.O.E.______parlonoo. Roquiro- riohtt. unfair compotitton bulldlngt. Mutt bo able pointment coll Horrfet — ^ygloegtlt' fiome- mants: Spetd writing weokends at private ; • OBBTtyNBAIne. HOMES HOMES and llbol and tlondor. which to portorm minor Johnson, Independent ■ecounting. A figgidiv c LIb r ICAL position du- club. 4 4 ^ 1 8 .______may rotult from tho publica tfgs to Include: typing, or ahort hand. Contact: llB J W e iT tt BbiI EstatB |2i]poRiSLE FOR SALE plumbing, oloctrical, Insurance Center Inc. growing erlraghdraili M o n d a y F U L L and port time posl- F0H8ALE tion of any odvortitmont In 646d(BSe. tultpbona ond some Dr. Nathan Ctioatar tho Monchottor Horald by carpentry, etc. (}ood distributor •Ceka on tMraugh P id e y , fem to '^Bupgrlnlgmlant of tions for lawn core otortlng tolory and energetic, orgentged Blroct eontoct with cus maintenance. Will PRODUCTION Workers. IM M ACULATE 7 room advortltor. Including advor- bfeLlVERY Person. Run tomers. Good wages Sehoola HOMES GREAT Starter. Man NEW Listing. $119,900. FOR Sale. Fully furnished tltomontt In any froo dittrl- paid vacation. Call 643- drug store deliveries pwoicoiOT fiiBiWfO- train. Good pov. 447- A Bwlor Notleital ma- full dormered Cope. 3 chester. Victorian Impeccable 3 bedroom Mobile home, Vero butlon publlcatlont pub- 3659.______ool toosslstgeceuntlng und full company paid Coventry PubHe 1349. hOtocturer of printing PDH8ALE or 4 bedrooms, hard dally Mondoy- bonettfs. CstI 647?9137. •eheols Cope In hard to find Ronch. Beautifully Beach, Florida. 1 bed llthod by tho Monchottor ASSISTANT Manager Soturdov. Mutt use deportment wHh finng, FOCUS on the future. Ink needi full time wood floors through price range. 2 or 3 decorated and main room, Florida Room, Horald. Ponny Sloffort, light typing ond gen- j n i i i i i k b m ikPERIBNEAD Elding 78 Rlptay Hill Road productlan srorkera to out, 3 baths, fireplace, Publlthor.______full time for drug ttore own cor, .have Insu Wiwkdaya, full Mmo. Port time and full time All real catote odvarfltad in bedrooms, large pan tained. Hardwood screened porch. $9,000. In Monchottor area. rance, 0 good driving erol office dutlet. We Installer wonted. Start Coventry. C T 06288 Acaoss 47Coaogi Anawor to Prtyiouo Pimlo help meet Increase the AAonctieater Harold la country kitchen, com fried kitchen with cell 6464)263 or 646-7420. Good wagoe plus tipe. opportunities you hove ihg. floori, carpeting, nice Experience preferred record and must know otter competitive ing salary S8 per hour. been teekine. It voun- □ □□□ □□□(:] ■ales. Must be able to avblect to tha Fair Housing pletely redecorated. ing fan. Nicely remo panelled recreation wage, excellent benef Btoady employmont. 44384M or 743-5406. Cleeln/i^licLbsr as . 1 SranohM SOProphocy Act of ISM, which mokes If LOST but not m ccettary. We Manchetter oreo. Dniy Apply anloy working with liiniiQa Honan work flexible hours. Move In condition. deled living and dining room and much, much will train. M.35-S7 per about 3-5 hourt o do V at its and advancement 7WamW S3 Mora □ n n o n o b d o h o q We will train you. We lllteol to odvartlse ony praf- $144,900. Principles rooms. Front porch AND FOUND ^dPIER Technician people In a friendly 13 0iMm fooUwdy ertnea, llmltoflon or discrim more. The price Is un hour depending on ex- neccettory. SICS based opportunities In o con- HDwird JDhntDD needed for entry level PART Time desk clerk to atmosphere, we have □DH o n n o n o offer an excel lent start ination bated on race, color, only. For sole by and new 12 x 27 deck. 1 beatable. Blanchard OD M8RT8A8ES genlol modern atmos work some afternoons SS Allowanco ing salary and benefit owner. Coll 646-5058. cor garage. $123,900. FOUND. SunolotMt In porlonce. Bonotitt and on 6 days for the ser 384 Tolland Tpko. position In fastgrowlng excellent sales posi 68 Roforao □Qn DDH QHH rellolon, sex or national and Rossetto, "We're Bluo COM. Door Run vocation package vice. Appit In person, phere. Please coll w il company. In house set end some evenings. 14 Mora honwty □ QODO DDDDOCin package. Apply In per origin, or an Intention to O.W. Fish Realty. 643- Sellino Houses". 646- Manchester tions available. Flexi 15 Otfdanplaflt 87 Coniocrato PRICE ReducedI This Iso NO PAYMENTS Trail. Coll 643-7354 af- available to ouallfled Arthur Drug, 943 Main liam S. Henderson, up and repair on'Shorp, Con be flexible. Good ble hours, Mondov- 58 Cloood up □ □ □ n n n son at Sinclair E Valen make any such preference, beautiful Contempor- 1591.0______2482.D Exit 63 ON 1-84 IS Oirtv limitation or discrimination. Up to 3 yaora. Klat your fi tor 5:30.______employeet. Send re- Street, Manchetter, Controller, IMS Ihc., Minolta and MIta copl- starting pay. Pleasant Frlday with n n n o o n tine, 375 Proeress ory located In a sought EXTRA Nice. Manches NEW Listing. $160's. The tume to: P.D. Box 994. CT. 643-1505. Attn: Mr. 340 Progress Drive, working atmosphere. ItBritWiNivy D O W N zonnaoin Honno Drive, Manchester. The Harold will not know nancial difficultlaa eoodbva. FOUND. Mold. 1 voorold. ors. Must be mechani alternatlno weekends ingly accept any odverflte-N otter oreo. Features 3 ter. Well maintained 3 18' X 35' family room Avoid foraclotura. Catch up Rocky Hill, C T 06067. Karos. Manchester, C T 06840. cally Inclined with Retired persons wel required. Positions •Miravlation lOld SIDO D lin DDO EOE.______bedrooms. Master bed bedroom Cope with mixod brood. Brown. 649-441S. 18 Fluff Irani ment which It In violation of addition creates o feel on lata paymantatuchaaflrat good aptitude In basic come. Coll Connecticut Tostomont son ano niin FART Time driver the low. room Is In opposite end open stairway to living Block foco. Wood- FU L L and part time Shift FULL flme Cothler- available at various doth book ing of spaciousness un or lacond mortoaea or avan brldoo and Stock- / Suporvltor tor drug /Pharmacy Technl- iNvMt^tAAY eontroi. DISHWASHER electronics. Full train Motor Lodge. Call 643- locations. We otter: □ □ □ u o Q ononoD needed. One or two 5SUTHERN New Eng- of the house from other room and nice sized available In most Man outatandine cradit card bllla. ing and benefits pack 1555.______20 Ago 2 - l i l y (3QHHO HnnHG days a week, for light bedrooms. 3 baths. woothor. Coll Mon-/ ttore In Manchetter clan, to do Fast paced moterlol Weekends. paid training, competi 3 War god lond clossirield ads dining room. 16 x 24 chester Copes. 2 full Kaao your homa frae and age Including paid sick BARTENDER/Cook. tive starting rote, gen tlR o W w r □ □ □ □ a o n n delivery and store Cathedral ceilings. first floor family room. baths, great new kit claar without liana. Bod chotter Doo Wordorr; area. Experience pre coshlerlng,orderlng control deportment Btoady employment. 24 4 0 t film nor 4 -L o n d o n reach nearly 800,0(X) 643-6643. ferred but not necces- and answering the seeks self-nMtlvoted days and holidays. Coll Coach's Corner. Ma erous discounts, com 5 CulpibilHy work. Apply In person: homes In Connecticut Walk In closets. Nicely 2 fireplaces, baths, chen and 0 huge first cradit or lata oavmant hla- Good wages. Apply Don Culver of 563-1717. P a u f- 24eudgo 42 Whafa in - Flower Fashion, 85 landscaped. Backyard potlo, tool shed, morel tory ti not a problam. Kindly -^ t o r y . We will train. phone. Dolly hours, $ Individual with good le/Female. Experience mission and bonus 6 Spott 25 Empioya _ f and Rhode Island. The floor master bedroom 27Stnelo 7 Slight noiM East Center Street, Is private. This home Is $154,900. O.W. Fish coll: Flexible hourt. Salary day week. Experience moth aptitude. Needs ^ M iiiT M A S Cosh now. preferred. Weekdays program, along with 28 Infimoui 43 Haroina of "A price for a basic 35 suite. 2 other bedrooms HDWim jDhNion 31 B iU a tl SInbygono Monchester. being offered of Realty. 643-1591.0 S5.S0-S6 per hour de preferred but not nec- to be oble to Interfodo Soles people needed to and weekniohts. Coll cMortunlty for growth Ooiri Houao" word od Is only $90 ond with full dormer, living Th t Swiss diya $335,000. An excellent pending on experience. cestary. Excellent well with people otW SB4ToH8hdTpke. hove few selling Aus 646-5356, ask tor Jerry. cmd advancement. Call 44 Football will appear In 75 news SUPER Ranch. Manches room, deck, treed lot Consorvatlvs Group 32Uoahf 9 1081. Roman I HELP WANTED Benetitt and vocation wages bated on expe handle work food with MbnolHstsr trian Crystal lewelry ^ALES-Full time-port for an Interview 637- 26 Aramaflc p la y a r- papers. For more In buy Let us show you ter. 4 bedroom Ranch and 0 oarage. Must be im 33 W o o - 10 Uvor fluid horb why I Realty World- 1-4S4-4404 or package available to rience. Apply In per mlnimol supervision. . Extt830Wl-e4 " and gifts tor the Crysto I time needed for women 7693 or 563-0364 or fill Tarkamon ATTENTION formation coll Classi In prestigious area. seen. Blanchard & Ros- DRIVER. Port tlnne for ^ 3S Ono 11 look oikoneo 29 Author _ 1-4S4-1336 qualified employeet. son, Arthur Drue, 943 Previous distribution shop at Sears In Mon- specialty store. Call out an application at 45 Roman fied, 643-3711 and osk Free heft e-Benoit Marble flreploced liv setto, "We're sellino Monchottor Horald y -. 38 i 12G oddouof Wioaol Asooclotes. 646-7709.O Houses", 646-2482.0 Send retume to: P.D. Main Street, Manchet and computer expe cRoster. Salary, bonus Trim Fashions. Vernon your nearest Fotomot ooith 30 Cotehoo atataaman Otetm SirvICM for detoll8.o______ing room, dining room routo. Covontry oroo. Box 994, Rocky Hill, ter, CT. 643-1505. Attn: rience a plus. weetter and commission. Con store. EO E. M/F. 47 Singar Harria MANCHESTER. Spec COVENTRY. Nestled In Short hourt. Good pay. M AettiN^IIT/Toll Circle 649-4430, Bloom iriifafuawy IS Short aloop 34 Rofflin noode 12 elerke Im GOVERNM ENT Homes and completely fin CT,y>67 ______Mr Karos. on excellent benefit makeY. 3-S yeere min tact Jett at 74^7184 field 342-' FORMAN to run Chal 21 Noonday rati bronta 48 In thia placa from $1 (U repair). tacular, new Victorian ished lower level with the pines. 46 foot Ranch Rentals Coll 743-8467. 9-13om, 7 before 3pm. 4>6aa4ar|raup mediately, for polen- PART Time 35 hourt per package Including imum e xM rtence. in PART fln\e outdoor lenging production de- 22 Coin of 37 Rat a.g. 40 A Scott tlel long torm estlgn- Dellnauent fox prop Farmhouse with fan fireplace. Potlo deck, being built on corner to lOom.o medical, dentotend life terested In making -fatal Franco 38 Frotan ST 102. Roman tastic front porch; Intercom system, 2'/7 lot. 3 bedrooms, 2 week. 13 noon to 5pm. m E m M c n N o work. Light duties, partment. Must ’ ;•'<<. 4eAc«rSniM nwnt oeet of tha river. erty. Repossessions. WAITRESS. Doyiond ev- General office Outlet Insurance. Please con tools ond Nxtures. good pay, flexible supervise 30-30 em 23 Roligioua daaaart 52 — Chanay Coll 805-687-6000 exten- large rooms, 3LAKE ST. SCHOOL AREA on 2nd floor. No ap We are pleased to announce extended Inter Must have 3 years ex contingent upon fund • Start at *4.80 end up keeper. Apply In per problem. Enuresis. Ap has on openlno for a ening tor o port time — K Y Y open stairway to living pliances. Available Im viewing hours, which will be held Monday, son. Salary negotiable. pointment sat by us. perience In blueprints ing. Salary 10.51-13.03 full time Zonlno/lnlond clerk/typist In our od- K-.A A / • Flexlble^ehadules room and nice sized •149,500 mediately. $550 per Hard work and travel ond layout. Company per hour plus benefits. Day*, nM ts, October 19 from 4 pm to 7 pm at the following Marlow's Inc., 867 Commission, Zoning vertlslong department. O dining room. 16 X 34,1st month plus heat. Ex Main Street, required. MokeS40,000- pold uniforms and be Application must be Board of Appeals and It you have a pleasant WHBN YOU THIKJK weekendlL floor family room. 3 cellent location. No location; Manchester. 050,000 commission. nefits. East Hartford 'obtained from the the Inland Wetland telephone manner, os YOHWLL YOU'RE FOOLING WITH • Move up th^adder E fireplaces, V/t baths, pets. Jackson ft Jack- Coll 1-000834-4075 or W e ld in g . 309-3333. Town Manager's Df- Commission to ensure well os excellent spell THE «TOCK MARKET become a manager. potlo, tool shed and son. 647-8400. EDE. flce, 1713 Main Street, Northeast Savings 1-000-036-4036. compliance with regu ing and typing skills, r m ~ b e c a r e f u l L E 6 T Cell nianager for ap- more. $154,900. O.W. MANCHESTER. 3 bed- Coventry. 743-6334. All Fish Reolty. 643-1591.0 Manchester Parkade, 324 Broad Street lations, directives and you may qualify for IT P O T H I6 , poIntmehL room apartment In 2 i applications must be approvals. Attendance this permanent posi Manchester, C T CASHIERS redeved on or before EAST Hartford. B-1 Zone, family house located In Fell •PartHi m — Is required at evening tion. Some previous TINOOL Now arrange the circled letters to 15 rooms. Perfect for nice area. $550 plus TYPIST Detober 33, 1907. The commission and board soles experience Is a So Fro Fib rici We will be Interviewing for full ^nd part time •S/Nr. Town of CCoventry Is form the auiprlarf answer, as sug retail or office spoce. 2 utilities. 2 months se meetinos. Applicant plus. Hours ore - , r - '^ n r r . gested by the above cartoon. full and 3 holt baths. 3 curity. Available No openings In the following locations; Manchester ALL SHIFTS Need iD y a l, hovd worker to train In an Eouol Dpportunlty must hove knowledge Monday-Frlday, 8:30- 6 4 6 > n 2 8 AVAILABLE MORNING, Employer. furnonces, multiple ac vember 1. Coll 649-3871. and Metropolitan Hartford. There's more to say' data entry, office management. of state and local regu 3:30. Coll Denise Ro cess to building. On and but we'd rather tell you In person. Stop by and see DAYS, NIGHTS AND MANCHESTER central WEEKENDS. . HELP WANTED lations, statutes and berts at the Manches ^ Aiw rrm rm n tTD off street parking. Roof location, large yard, 5 us. You'll find there's a groat deal more to being a soil Information, be ter Herald, 643-3711, for (Answers tomorrow) OTHER POSITIONS Must be able to answer phone. n u INK/PART'BME to be replaced. Unique room 3 bedroom newly teller when you work with Northeast Savings. AVAILALB& able to communicate on Interview.______property. Shows Excelltmt future for right party. effectively, hove on YeeterdaV. I Juntas: CYCLE DUSKY NUDISM KITTEN renovated apartment. APPLY TO PERSONNEL * RETAIL ★ SECBFETARY. Mondoy- ^ Answer What you mighi have to do In order to get your lOrrOHTUlHTIES nicely. Must be seen to $650. plus utilities. Ref If you are unable to meet with us at our open AT: Free parking. Phone A.M. Due to holiday axpan- ability to understand Thursdoy, 10om-6pm. be appreciated. and review maps and head above the crowd— erences and security. house, we encourage you to stop by our branch E J. WHOLISALI CLUB • lon, growing Mature, responsible S TIC K YO U R N E CK 0177 1 Hour photo proceulng $399,900. Strono Real No pets. Coll 643-0783. construction plans and mlnllob. Excellent con office during regular banking hours or apply In INC. company now. Intar- person to work tor Estate. 647-7653.0 MANCHESTER central MB REV. MOODY hold 0 valid Connecti psychologist. Send re MM, ttk IW. 10 I. wnlUtH l» dition, complete unit. our Human Resources Department, located at 50 5 4 9 - 6 3 5 2 vlowlng Individuals iq- cut Driver's License. location 6 room 2 bed- OVIRPASS tareated In a new excit sume to: Suite 305, 483 taCta<0>8Mtl>84ll8.8BBtgB88W8ta8ltaC*P878W*P•nd hMaw« » « » e*» p------^ - Includes chemicols, FOR SPARKLING wood State Street In downtown Hartford. You may also HARTFORD, CT. The salary range Is West Middle Turnpike, paper and oil accesso work, tile, glass and room apartment. call us at 280-1111 If you have further questions ing career or aacond $16,508-$30,453. Appli ries. Financing ovolla- Newly renovated $725. SOI Income. *9.35 to start Monchester.______pointed surfaces, add or need directions to the open house. MECHANICS helper-gas F U L L Time night owl cations may be ob ble and training. Coll plus utilities. No pets. ottentant. Must be de with advancement po- M E D IC A L Receptionist three tablespoons of References required. positions available In tained from the Town Albany, New York. woshlno soda to a ouort of pendable and willing to Ellington group home. tantlal. Days or Manager's Office, 1713 wanted for physicians CELEBRITY CIPHER (5181 434-8700. Call 6434)783.______office In Manchester. CBiBbrttyapDircryptogfBWBBfcr— fdfrotnquoWlonBbyfamoMB w orm water and wash. No loom automotive re Join o new ond growing ovenina. 688-8166, call Main Street, Coventry, pKopiK. pKMl and prBMrrt. Each W W in the tipher rtsndi for M ANCHESTER. Good lo- pair. Must hove volld Connecticut Agency Mature, experienced rinsing required. For 12 to 5 p.m. 743-6334. All applica •nothar. Today't cAat f 7. sparkling results when catlon. 2 bedroom Connecticut drivers li tor developmentolly tions must be recleved computer background apartment-3nd floor, THE PROFESSIONALS cense. Full time. disabled oddNs. Send helpful but not necces- you have something to OPEN HOUSE PART Time counter help on or before October •SOT9 T OTRR tell, use 0 low-cost od in wall to wall carpettno, Monday-Frlday. ha.m.- letter of Intdrest and 31, 1987. The Town of ory. Salary competi Sunday October 18 — 10 AM - 4 PM appliances. No pets. 3p.m. Sotary negotlo- resume to House Man tor cleaning establish tive. Please call classified. MANCHESTER HONDA ment. Mornings. Par- Coventry Is an Equal FORMAB IP OROBDVP. Security and lease. ble. 646-3444 Joy or ager, P.O. Box 341, Opportunity Employer Monday-Frlday, 10am- $485. Coll 643-1595. Iwdecleoners. 649-5559. 3om. 646-0534. Wayne. COYwntrv, C T 84330. OVERSIZED CAPE W/ THREE LARGE BEDROOMS, Mg dining room, open M ANCHESTER 2nd floor AUTOMOBILES D l H a n i n g company POTF RF RB 80BL0 kitchen, fireplece, gerage on 3/4 acre In country eetUng. needs working assist GREAT LOCATION of 3 family. Nice resi dential area. 6 room,2 ant to owner. Also gen SHADY GLEN aBFaCDBMOB, IE A GREAT PLACE AT A GREAT PRICE Our Service Department eral cleaning help. Ev- SALES porches, eorooe, kit 8 Order Entir' Caor^Mtor DAIRY STORES fnm mtnr*iii1- • Take U k e St. from Eaat Center St. forapprox. 2 mi; |uat peat raaevolrto chen appliances. Base enlngs and or is seeking an experienced The CadkEy Dhrliion of Micro Control woikends. Leave mes- WMTIE88ES OR PEOPLE E t I t o a B n m q b l t f g b , •328 on right. ment washer and dryer soge 643-5747. WAITERS with or without ex- rieai Vareae - Taka Tunnal Hd. to Laka 8t. Take left forapprox. 1/2 mile. Watch for HOME hook-ups. No pets. Automobile Technician. Systems, Inc. a proven high-growth P. ORB PTFO.' — OQMIl $625. plus heat and Daytime and porlenco. We hove TOW N REALTY OPEN HOUSE aigna on left. Fraai $84 • Take Vernon Center Exit 87-48, bear right to and, take right onto Rte. 30.2nd electricity. Security C. Cad software company has a posi evenings openings full or part and references re- time for you with QTHBD FOIEOTW. •top light onto Dobeon Rd. <3o through three stop eigne to end, beer right onto Lake 8t. Hourly wage plus bonus. Uniforms tion available as an order entry coor F A R T Tim e Evenings. qulred. 643-8423.______Apply to 840 East room for advance PREVIOilS SOLUTION: "Eefty to rise ^ swly 1? »wd •ppfox. 1/2 mllD on Itft. dinator. This position requires strong Clarks. Notional News mWcee a mile heerthy and weeWiy end deed. — Jamaa 2 bedroom apartment in 3 provided, excellent benefits. For paper Concern has Im- Middle Tpka. ment. All we ask Is 328 LAKE STREET family house on 7 data entry capabilities with responsi that you be bright, Thurbar. modtote openings In 649-4245 When you see It, you'll want to buy It. Make an offer. acres. No pets. Adults interview call Tom Dell, 8 am to 4 pm, bilities for sales order, invoicing and Manchester. Perfect and aggreaslve and preferred. $600. Call John of 871-7306. other accounting functions. Must be for students. Moon 380 West Middta Tpke. In return we will pay HOMETOWN REALTY Monday thru Friday. self motivated and capable of working lighter. It you hove 4 you an hourly rate, Serving Eealem Conneefleuf M OBILE Home. Working hours from 5pm-9pm 643-0511 overtime available, THE DEADLINE FOR 742-5581 single male adult pre with little supervision. Company is ond wont to earn great Mancheeter plus commlaslon PLACING OR 742-1448 w ferred. Lease, secur- willing to train on IBM A.T. Compu pay... Cull today! with Income poten Walk to Martin School George Chomic - Michael Bgnavanto ■ Kelvin Abram* Ity. No pets. 643-3880. Don't detay. 647-9946. Parkade tial SISK to S35K. We “Al Your Seryfee” STUDIO type. Portly fur M ANCH^ptflOrNOV ter. If your are interested in wide- After 4pm. 1-334-5196. will give veu a full BEFORE, MONDAY - I mmaculate 7 room Cape In South nished. Working single ranging benefits, a [xisitive working benefit package, FRIDAY, IN ORDER Farms. Manchester. 3 bedrooms, — NEW LISTINGS — male preferred. No t/ ie PROFissiomis \ enviomment and profit sharing poten s « f/ Th9 C E R TIFIED Nurse Aide. pold vocation and TO MAKE THE NEXT pets. Lease. 643-3880. Immediate openings ISSUE. FRIDAY WWliiMnae Two Femlty - excellent condition, vinyl aided, 100 amp aervtoe, A 24 A q M 4 j^ «T R E E T tial. iilease send resume to ^ all shifts, full or port pleasant working l^rge kitchen/family room with Ing, new roof, well maintained. l e e , ^ ^ MANCHESTER. 3 room klEBALD condittons. WehavR IGX a S* apartment, applian time pesIttaM. Every Maneboetar Cepe - Complelaly remodeled In 1080. Arched doorwaya, new carpeting. M A N C H B iS n » .X T 06040 oieNhelWioiie ^ieoy. ether weekend re openings-ln severot fllM ptacG. Large private yard with ces, heat, hot water, fun and profttaMa. quired. For more Infor stores across the ISSUE, t h a n k Y O U rec. room, bullt-tn bar plua much mora, Including aaaumabla mortgage. *1ta,000** acmaoe, first floor. ingn^nd pool. BY OWNER Adults preferred. No Accounting/Administrator Manager Salary, commission mation please coll. Di states. FOR YOUR Am)Otar Land - good txpoauro land avallabta for ahort to madlum farm laaaa. Call for C(X)PERATIONIII pets. Lease and secur 6 4 6 - 3 5 2 0 and bonus. Call rector of Nurslne, dalallt. Crestfleld Convolscent 64»*aa40 *212yS00 ity. $485 per month. Micro Control System 6 6 7 - 3 3 3 3 646-7368. 27 Hartford Tpke^yemon. CT 06666 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 Home, S45 Vernon for an Intorvltw. Stroet, Manchester. ROC for moro into 6438151. t i M * : •fi'tela