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Sondwtch makers needed, Moture Soles person for hours 7-2 storting at $4.25 children's specialty shop, per hour M6-M54 or 131 ot Mori Mods, 757 Main Sonrlco Drive. Street Downtown Mon­ chester. Apply In person. dbf^. . Seasonal part time driver 647-fMA needed mornings to de­ Child Care before school, liver coses of cider to otter? Good pov, 6:30om small stores ond restou- to 8:30am. Retired person CWQVIQvW ffr IfTv WCVimnr ronts In Ct. Our truck or welcome. Coll 60-1691. yours. Apply Old Cider dfsfrtef, SdtMf. liaitrliPBtpr) Manchester — A City ot Village Charm HpralJi Mill, 1287 Moln Street Rte Commerclol Checking OWTfV wVfCOrrlVT I 17 Glastonbury 633-4880. Clerk, doto processing center. Apply Sovlngs Bonk of Monchester 923 Moln Street Manchester 25 Cents 643-1787. EO E Quotfty Cdr# a M m 9g IfUOMilll Post Food cook needed ot pre-sche«f«r m moM. Hortford Rd Oolry Queen, Nurses Aides - Immediate r-«. weekends. Experienced. opening for certified Will pay up to $6.00 hourly. nurses aides, who can t m , Teacher Apply In person ot Hort­ work 7om-3pm weekends, S ford Rood Dairy Queen. or 3pm-11pm full time. Downtown Excellent opportunity. Key Punch For additional Informa­ Carpgfrfrr: N aaoffiafdH Operator. Experienced. tion coll Monchester MMCEUANEOUD GARB reopening Required knowledge of Manor 646-0129. 3741 and/or 3742 a plus. god d ItMdtfMftfj f M a i# FOR SALE FOR BALE Should hove knowledge of Kitchen Helper, Full, or access vote approved basic office eaulpmenf part time evening pantry Spa shells- factory se­ conds or damaged In 1973 Chevy Loguno 350 ond other vorlous office position open for quality englne,$400. Call after dtrtles. Full benefit pro- minded person to work on transportation. $200 to Mlchoef ii/«riddi( Ci & M8fM avgriti^ 5pm. Call 643^022. By George Layng E grom plus dental paid. 5 the preparation of salods, fiaafd ratoi $800 os Is. Coll evenings or day work week. Coll 289- oppefliers and desserts. frdcffttg - Dwchf/ weekends. 742-6469. Herald Reporter ffom, 7«n«voffoiw< s . UaiM TrgciiJflt' 2736 between 8om-5pm. Apply In person Covey's Ho IdB fdd iHim. . Restaurant 45 Eost Center means w ar Talks about raising teachers' Service Stotlon ottend- Street Manchester. MttmdfM. yiM Oah fW 5WM evMlhflM, 1978 Dodge Chollengef 5 salaries should begin In Manches­ onfs - full fime days, ter by mid-October and be com­ port-time mornings. Dishwasher. Full time ev­ Dne Golden Eogle com­ speed. Good running con­ i^gtt Jtiagflaaata fdaifit m pleted by mid-November, Assist­ Apply In person Gil's ening position open. Good pound bow, one York dition, $450 or best offer By George Layng ment of Transportation — which Amoco, rte 6, Bolton. pay and benefits. Apply In 646-4232 osk for Don. Herald Reporter ant School Superintendent Wilson rupnAPRafiaaaa miai compound center shot will oversee the 18-month recon­ person Covey's Restau- bow. Roger M-77, 7mm E . Deakin Jr. said this morning. Part time help wonted 4RIVIRIN4 struction project — would not ront. 45 East Center Street mag, Leopold 4-12 scope. 77 Cuflos, excellenf run­ Following months of controversy " I really don’t anticipate any big P provide funding for the access road afternoons for small busy Monchester. ning condiflon, 4 new ro- problems,” Deakin said. Call 649-8875 after 7 p.m. over the Issue, the Manchester if the town allowed the buildings to office. Call befween 10am- dlolt. $300/best offer. If a dispute does emerge that 4pm. 646-4155. Port time clerk typist, Board of Directors Tuesday ap­ remain standing. 649-2530. prevents an agreement from being temporory position, 9- proved a plan calling for the William Ginter. an engineer with Londscaplng/Land clear­ reached, Deakin said, state law 2:30. 4 days per week. 1973 Chevy Pontiac sta­ demolition of two buildings and the Fuss & O'Neill, the Manchester ing company looking for requires "mediation by Thanks­ 649-4586 ext 290. tion wagon. In good run­ relocation of six businesses so a consulting firm that designed the full time help. No expe­ Brand new hospital bed giving and arbitration by ning condition. $400/best bypass road can be built during the project, estimated Tuesday that rience necessary. Must Assemblers. Electronic and wheel chair for sale. offer. 649-6035. Christmas.” Townhouse-2 bedrooms, $800. Call 647-7646 after 14.8 million reconstruction of the access road funds would total hove drivers license. Call components, full or flexi­ Just Listed! 8th district Kathleen Mazzota. head of the 646-9M6 otter 7pm ble port time hours availa­ Cape that's a real bargain. ROOMS V/i baths,elecfric heot- ROOD THINBS 6pm. downtown Main Street between $500,000 and $1 million. Manchester Education Associa­ ble. Hourly ond Incentive 6 rooms priced FOR RENT ,centrol air condltlonlng- TO EAT Ginter. a former DOT employee, The vote followed party lines, tion. which represents most of the pay ond benefits. Apply under$100,000. Call today! ,large living room dining For sale a Struco cooker- said the state would probably insist area and kitchen. with Democrats Stephen Penny. town’s SOO teachers, could not be Ace Howard Rd, Bolton "We guarantee our Room for rent. Non­ Grapes - Pick your own,In ,$50,excellent that the buildings be demolished as Laundry hook-ups, 2 car condltlon646-1826. Buick 1982 Century-2 door Barbara Weinberg. Kenneth Ted- reached for comment this Ct. 646-5686. houses!" Blanchard & Ro- smoking, female only. $40 your boskets. 270 Hock- custom L TD . V-6 automa­ a condition of paying out the funds. setto Real Estate,646- garage. Centrally located ford and Stephen Cassano b a lin g morning. Delivery Person & Sales per week plus half for motack street (Rear). tic,power steerlng- Penny, the board's Democratic Clerk wanted ot once for Drivers with good record 2482.0 u t l I Ifle s . 646-0435 for elderly couple. Refer- New Eogle PC2 Ms Dos the proposal and RepufajjBins As a means of qualifying the wanted tor local deliver­ ,broket, and wlndowt- majority leader, also cited the modern professional evenings. nces requlred.leose plus IBM compatible, expan­ William Diana. Thomas Fer^son town for more than $4.2 million in ies. Growing company eposit. No pets, 643- B0AT8/MARINE , front wheel threat of losing funding for the pharmocv In large shop­ Brand new listing I Gra­ S dable, 128k ram 12 Inch and Geoffrey Naab voting against state education aid over the next with profit shoring, best 9674,or 643-7135. monitor, 2 serial ports, 1 drive,ol.r,AM/FM,tllt- access road as his reason for ping center. Part time & cious 8 room Ansaldl built Did your garden "over EQUIPMENT ,cruise,sunroof,wire It The board's sixth Democrat. few years, the Manchester Board vveekends. Ideal for high suited for ambitious Indi­ Garrison Colonial on parallel Eagle riter and supporting Plan B He contended produce" this year? Sell wheels,two tone. Sharp I James "Dutch" Fogarty, was not of Directors Tuesday agreed to school & college person. vidual. 649-4563. Timber Troll. 4 bed- Two bedroom apartment spread sheet, warranty. that if the access road were not fruits and vogotobles with 16 foot Mod River canoe, One owner-46,000 miles. present for the vole. reopen the talks. Apply at once to manager, rooms,2'/j baths,magnlfl- for rent. Dishwasher, dis­ paddles Included. Used $1195. First Computer built, more than six businesses Dental Team - Seeking a a low-cost od In Classi­ posal, pool, tennis courts. Corp., 627 Main Street. $5250 Firm . 649-6039. The move, coming on a 7-1 vote, Liggett Porkade Phar­ cent hondlcrofted wood­ four times. Excellent con­ The plan — which Is likely to spur would be affected. warm caring receptionist work throughout,brick fied. 643-2711. Near 84. Call 282-7908 after 647-1255. authorized the Board of Education macy. Parkode shopping dition. $800. Please call Make an offer on a 73 a lawsuit from the owner of the two Repeating often-stated argu­ center. t04 West Middle with communication potlo,breezeway,and lots 7:00 pm. or (617) 864-5770 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- to reopen negotiations in order to skills. Full time (4 doys) X4204 days. Vega for parts. Coll 646- buildings — calls for channeling ments that led to the proposal for Tpke more! $219,900. Jackson & 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for Electric MCR cosh regis­ increase teachers’ salaries and for Orthodontic office. We APARTMENTS 0078. two-way traffic onto Purnell Place, the access road. Penny said it was Jackson Real Estote,647- Bob. ters. $40 each (used) 649- receive bonus funds provided Billing Clerk for East believe applicants should FOR RENT 5399 after 5pm. which runs parallel to Main Street important that customers have 8400 or 646-8646.0 lU HOMES 1970 Pontloc Gran Prix, under the state Educational E n ­ Hartford business. Must be career minded, ready to the east. One building at the access to downtown businesses running condition, good hancement Act. which was passed be mature, responsible to grow and fulfill poten­ Love ot first sight! Top FOR RENT PETS ANO comer of Purnell Place and Oak during the reconstruction. If the East Hartford 2 bedroom body asking $350,647-8345. in June by the General Assembly. and able to work alone. tial, Please coll Jan 649- notch quality Inside and SUPPLIES Street and another further north on road were not built, many busi­ Accuracy a must. Up to 7222. apartment, newly reno­ TAB SALES The school board must also out, U & R built 7 room vated. Quiet residential 77 Toyota Corolla. Musf Purnell Place will be lorn down to nesses could lose customers and $5.00 hourly. 528-9589. Chalet. 3 bedrooms,2 full Horse for rent, by month. approve reopening talks before 1 area. Heat, hot water, tell I Movlng,$1900 or best make way for the necessary road close, he said. t h ^ can begin. Tbe panel is Noon Tim e aides. Mon- baths,2 flreploces.sqeoky parking. $480 per month. If Interested coll 647-7949 offer. Call 649-5947. widening if the current plan is Republican Naab. however, clean. Mognlflcent decor. Call 243-1740 or after 6pm Manchester. 4 room form- and leave message on expected to do so when It meets chester Board of Educa­ Real Estate GIANT TAG SALE followed. argued that the alternative known Monday. tion Is seeking noon time Hebron-Bolton line. call 5286616. house, 2 bedrooms, nice machine. Olds 84 Wagon Custom $144,900, Jackson & Jack- yard, close to highway. Businesses forced to move would as Plan A would provide acce.ss and The town and the M E A agreed oldes for Martin School, St Jamas Parrish Crulzer,V-8,crulze,olr be the Sinnamon Shop Restaurant, allow the two buildings to remain son Real Estate. 647-8400 Immediate Occupancy. 4 $575 per month. Security 8, MISCELLANEOUS condltlonlng,am/fm,wlre last year on a new three-year $4.50 per hour. Interested HOMES or 646-8646.a 888 Main 8t„ Manchester the. Oak Street Package Store. standing applicants should contact room apartment near bus references required. wheels,$8000. 643-4139. contract that went into effect July th Available October 1. Call FOR SALE Manchester Shoe Repair. All Sta^e “Perhaps it's emotional. Per­ M r. Whinnem, Principal FOR SALE line. Adults. No pets. 1 car El I. But because the town did not c l HD Keeney Street Area! Im­ parking, security. 649- otter 6pm only. 643-9321. ScpL IS / 0-Hpm Toyota Corolla 74,4 door,4 Business Machines. Yale Typew ri­ haps it's irrational, but there is M7-33M. EOE meet certain requirements set by 88 All real estate advertised maculate 7 room Split 1265. / speed,runs great. $600. ter and the Manchester Associa­ something in me that rebels" about 7 Sspl 10 / 0-11pm the education act. it must reopen level. New kitchen,spa­ 646-3604. Evenings. th Auto Polisher and detail In the Manchester Herald FREE and tion for Retarded Citizens bakery demolishing property "that serves negotiations and get salaries above cious fenced yard,famlly Manchester-1 bedroom- h{ person. Immediate open­ Is subject to the Fair and gift shop. *■ many useful purposes." Naabs’aid. $20,000 in order to qualify for the ing, full time position for Housing Act of 1968, which room,hardwood floors ,first floor, no pets,stove PALLETTS SspLSO/llam-llpm DiRosa was the swing vote in the "That just doesn't make sense to and wall to wall corpet. funds auto dealership In new, makes It Illegal to odver- and refrigerator. Lease. Coventry. 1 bedroom, liv­ Clean, used palletts are |g2iTRyCK8^AN8 decision, which was a victory for m e.” in Tastefully decorated. Of­ $400 per month plus utili­ ing room, kitchen, large The M E A has said it will not limit used and service depart­ tlse any preference, lim­ great for firewood, stor­ Something tor F0R8ALE the town administration. Going Penny countered that in addition m ment. Must have prior itation or discrimination fered at $138,900. Jackson ties. 646-1379. yard, near lake. $5(X) per ovoryono. the contract negotiations to min­ 8i Jackson Real Estate. month, references re­ age, etc. Stop by to see into Tuesday night's meeting in to risking loss of state funding, imum salaries, but will want to m experience. Apply to Gor­ based on race, color, reli­ 1979 Ford Bronco Truck- gion, sex or national 647-8400 or 646-8646.0 quired 742-9125. or pick up at Lincoln Center, he had repeatedly keeping the two buildings would discuss the salaries of all teachers. in's Jaguar R TE 83 Ver­ Custom package, good non CT. origin, or an Intention to criticized the proposal he ended up create a severe traffic hazard by bz A taste of yesterday I FOR RENT SyndM Produeti, Inc. condition. $4,000 or best Republican Geoffrey Naab was make any such prefer­ Charming 7 plus room supporting, known as Plan B restricting drivers' sight. He said if the only director to vote against di STORE ANO Route 6, Bolton otter. Call 647-9970 after Instead, he had advocated an Plan A were adopted, serious PAINTERS. ence, limitation or dis­ Victorian with 1'/j baths- RIANCHE8TER Automotive 4pm. reopening the talks Tuesday. si( crimination. The Herald i l OFFICE SPACE alternative plan that would leave accidents would occur. SANDBLASTERS A ,formal dining room,dou­ “ It isn’t necessary for the entire in will not knowingly accept 2 Bedroom, second Purnell Place as is and the Plan B also would preserve the ble parlor,natural wood- contract to be up for graba,” said ch CARPENTERS WANTED any advertisement which work,flreplace and open floor apartment, GARS Side Accent buildings standing. most parking of any alternative, Naab. He maintained that brcause Experience only, good Is In violation of the law. stairway. Call Connie E N D R O L L 8 DiRosa said saving the two which would also help downtown Oak Street. Availa­ 27Vk width - SB# FOR SALE Herald photo by Rocha the state act requires the directors m talery and paid vacations. Cholnlere at Realty World HD buildings appeared to be a lost merchants keep their customers, Manchester - $149,900 (2) 6 ISKi width - 2 lor 288 to approve new contract talks, tb Immediate opening. Frechette Assoc.,73 West ble Immediately. Office Space- on busy cause. Had no decision been he argued. "Fuhlic takings are not room unlts,each with liv­ Center St.,Manchester, MUST be picked up at the 1980 Chevy Monza. Low there is an opportunity for the Apply to the route 83. Manchester- reached Tuesday, he said. Plan B easy matte|;s. but they are nonethe­ Change of duties Cl ing room,dining room- Ct. 646-7709.O Call 233-0319. Vernon town line. For­ Manchester Heraldid Office r ■■ miles, good condition. board to become involved in the to MAK CO. ,panfried kitchen and 3 merly Insurance com- before 11 A M. ONLY. $1200 or best offer. 649- would probably have passed in less necessary for the common negotiations. Home ot the week! Fea- good." Penny said. Robert Binkowski of Ellington rakes Binkowski is an apprentice funeral H' bedrooms,front and bock pony tenant. 646-5707. 0666. October without his support. However, Democratic Mayor 043-2659 covered porches,fenced tures;7 rooms,3 bed­ An additional factor he cited was leaves in front of the Holmes Funeral director and ambalmer. th yard,private drlveways,2 rooms,finished family Barbara Weinberg said the Board L( Store and offices for rent the likelihood that the state Depart­ Pleaae lum to page 3 Home on Main Street this morning. of Education should handle the cor gOrage. D.W. Fish room,flre ploce,new heat­ Vernon. 6 room, 3 bed­ available September 1st, TOWN OF MANCHISna LROAL NOTICI talks itself. Realty,643-1591 or 871- ing system,built In air room duplex. No pets. $550 good location. Call 649- in 1400.D conditioner,1'/3 bath- per month, no heat 872- 5334. The Zoning Board of Aooools will hold public heorlngt on ‘"Iliey are, so to speak, our s,hardwood floors,conve­ experts.” she said. " I think for us 1684. Monday. September 29, 1986 of 7:00 P.M . In the Heorlno ox Manchester - $154,900.4 or nient location. Quick oc­ Manchester-prime office Room, Lincoln center, 494 Moln Street, Manchester, Con­ to jum p in and become the 5 bedroom Raised Ranch. cupancy! Priced at only Manchester - 2nd floor 2 space,800 sq. ft. center of necticut to hear and consider the fallowing petitions: Police-hiring mix a historic first for Manchester education experts and do their job Large oppllanced kltchen- $117,000. U 8. R Realty. bedroom, heat and ap­ town. 688-1447. ITBM 1 SOUTHFIILO ORMN CONDOMINIUM CORP. - may not be the best use of (our) th /dlnlng area,13 X 9 tire- 643-2692.0 NO. I1 N Request variance of Article 11 Section 7.0S.05 (a ) to pliances, no pets. $575 plus allow certificates of occupancy to be Issued to oil time.” P« placed living room,22' X Manchester Immaculate 3 security 646-3979. Modern ,380 square feet units prior to the completion of oil public Improve­ By John F. Kirch ment, Personnel Officer Linda on minority hiring in general. qualified minority-group meitiber were black men. 28 were white " I have no desire to Jump in and 23' fireplaced family Herald Reporter Parry said the hiring is just about bedroom Ranch In desira­ office. Now avollable- ments and landscoplng for property Identified as Parry said each candidate is well for the police force as a step in the women and two were black women. become education experts," re­ za room,3 full boths,deck,2 ast Hartford. 3Vj room ,good location and ample 441 South Moln Street - Planned Residence De- final. right direction. ble quiet neighborhood. qualified for the job, and praised Seventeen Hispanic men and one sponded Naab. He said the direc­ tr; car garoge,sldlng. Many furnished apartment. 1 parking. 649-2891. velopment Zone. Newly remodeled Inte­ The Manchester Police Depart­ "W e're still waiting on the final the testing procedure The town received 256 applica­ Hispanic woman also applied, tors should meet with the school let extras. D. W. Fish rior, new back deck, full bedroom Includes heat ITIM 1 TIM OTHY J. CONNOLLY - Request o variance to ment. which has been criticized dribs and drabs on the medical The names of each candidate are tions in the spring when it an­ along with 10 other people of Realtv,643-1591 or 871- and hot water,on bus NO. list Article IV, Section 7.01.01 to allow an expansion of board before either panel agrees to walkout bos.ement a non-contormino use; a use variance to Article II, because every one of its officers is information," she said, "but right being withheld until they pass the nounced eight openings on the different races. Parry said. 1400.D llne.$450 call after 6. 528- ROOMMATES reopen talks so that limits can be ke plumbed for 2nd both. Section 11.01.01 ond Section 10.01.06(d) to allow white, plans to hire a black man. a now we're pretty sure they're it." physical. Parry and police spokes­ police force. Twelve candidates The proposed affirmative action 1680. WANTED construction of residential units on the first floor; set. but he said he was not de Better than a Bank! Nearly ready for finished white woman and six white men by If the hiring is finalized, it will be man Gary Wood said failed to meet the minimum plan, which is not final, sets a look. $127,900 Century 21, a variance to Article VII, Section 1(c) to ollow a advocating that the directors be­ be Wondering where to place Like private homel 3’/!t height greater thon the minimum required for on the end of the month. the first time in Manchester's Thomas Stringfellow. a member requirements, and 141 did not police-hiring goal of one minority- com e actively involved in your money? Look no Soeno, Evans & Went­ Manchester. Non- accessory s t r u ^ r e (IS feet required -21 f ^ pro­ Although the candidates must history that the police department 9 liv of the Human Relations Commis­ appear for the opening round of group member by June 1987 and worth 278-9165. room apartment. Ap­ posed) for property Identified os S3-SS Oak Street - negotiations. further. Large two family pliances,heat. Working Smoking male to share 2 still pass a physical examination has employed a black officer. The tests. Parry said. four by 1991 In the last year, the bedroom apartment Business Zone II. sion. which is helping draft a new “I don’t think it's appropriate for with lovely stone tire Vernon, by owner, lovely single adult preferred- before they are sworn in Sept. 29 as selection comes at a time when the affirmative action plan, said today Of those who applied for the town has hired about six minorities Find the place and natural Oak across from Wickham I T I M S I X X O N C O M P A N Y U .S.A . - Request for special us to abdicate our responsibility,” Ranch on Cul-de-sac. New .Leose. No pets. 643-2880. pork. $300/month Includes NO. 1111 exception under Article II, Section 14.02.02and Ar­ members of the 90-member depart­ town is trying to i mprove its record he welcomes the hiring of any positions, 176 were white men. 22 in municipal jobs. Parry said woodwork. Good locati­ carpet end floors through­ ticle IV, Section 5 to opprove the location of and he said. Item you on.Possible office use. heat, hot water, air condi­ permission to receive a General Repolrer's Li­ out, finished basement, Vernon :1 bedroom apart­ tioning, pool, extras. 1 Only $160,000. Joyce G. screened porch, 2 cor ment. Large modern cense and o Certificate of Approval of location os sa: Epstein Real Estate,647- month security deposit. set forth under Section 14-S4 of Connecticut Ge­ need or garage, oversized lot. rooms,nice vard,garo- Call Rick 568-4641. neral Stotutes for property Identifled os 1S27 Pleo- tht 8895.0 $133,900 875-1174 evenings ge,security,references. sant Volley Rood - Business Zone V. TODAY’S HERALD he] and weekends. $450 plus utilities. Even­ ITIM 4 ROBBRT R. ANO ROBIN TB ITS - Request a vorl- U.S. orders 25 Soviet diplomats out tio sell the No leaves to rake! Spa­ ings 633^1. Roommate wanted. West Harttord/Hortford line. NO. 1114 once to Article ll. Section 4.01.01 to r ^ c e the s l^ cious 2 bedroom unit In Just Listed! Get out and yard requirements from 10 feet to S feet for the Beautiful 3 bedroom Vic­ km Item you convenient location. Well see this 3-3 ranch style two Bolton:taklng applica­ southerly side of property Identified os 400 Wood- Arrests expected Reedy for shutdown WASHINGTON (AP) - The Vernon Walters. The affected dropped. kept and easily affordable torian home.$325 Includes bridge Street - Residence Zone A. legality of the U.S. expulsion order, family on Manchester tions for 1 bedroom apart­ United States today ordered 25 personnel must leave the United "W e have our plan of aetton.” at $52,900.Joyce G. Ep­ West side. Blanchard & heat and water. Security ITBM S TM l HAYBS-KAUPMAN PARTNBRSNIF - Vwl- A top police official says a local President Reagan says he is but Kalb said there is "an expecta­ ment attached to private members of the Soviet Union's States by Oct, 1. Shultz told a gatherii^g of business­ don’t use stein Real Estate,647- Rossetto Real Estate . residence. Older working deposit required. Availa­ NO. 11SS once to Article IV, Section investigation into alleged absentee ready to shut down the federal tion that the Soviets will meet the ble October 1st. 233-6817. area of a tree-stondlng sign to Identify Individual staff at the United Nations to leave Last March, the Reagan admin­ men at the Stafo Department, 8895.0 646-2482.0 non-smoking adult pre­ ballot abuse could result in as government rather than agree to a U.S. request.” businesses In a shopping centw, and w rla n ce to the United States, but said the istration announced that the Soviet adding that the United States "is In the ferred. References and Article VII, Section 1(c) to ollow th ^ Ig h to f^ many as six arrests. Police Inspec­ nearly $570 billion omnibus spend­ Secretary of State George P. action was unrelated to the spy Union would be required to reduce not without resources” in confront­ Large Vlctorlan,close to security deposit required. occessory structure to e x c e ^ IS fern (39t f e « A simple basic dress with tor Anthony P. Fabrizi said the ing bill pending in the House — the Shultz is due to meet on Friday with hospital,good possibili­ BUSINESS WANTED proposed) for property Identified as 1046 Tolland charges the Soviets have filed its U.N. staff by from 275 to 170 over ing the issoe. No pets. $400 per month slimming side accent for the arrests could be made Monday as largest such measure Congress has Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard 6 ties tor doctors and lawy­ plus utilities. 646-4305. Turnpike - Business Zone III. against American journalist Ni­ a two-year period. He said it would be inappropriate PROPERTY TO RENT half-size wardrobe. Nice for authorities investigate alleged ir­ ever considered. Story on page 18. Schevardnadze to plan a summit ers offlces,roomlng house ITBM 6 BAST HARTFORD WBLOIMB - Appeol from on cholas Daniloff. Since then, Kalb said, "the Soviet to discuss public what fatare steps NO. 11S6 order of the Zoning Enforcement O fflw fo ^ r- any season. regularities in the Sept. 9 Demo­ agenda. Kalb said that if the a other professionals. 3 room oportment near N o . 8116 with P h o to - mission has rebuffed repeated U.S. the administration has in mind. Eleven rooms,5 plus bed- Single girl looking for rett violations to Article IV, Section 9 regordlng cratic prim ary in the 23rd state In making the announcement. Soviets think the United States will porkade: heat,stove,re­ vehicle peeing ond violations of thewndltlons of G u id e is in Sizes 1 2 ' ^ to requests that it cooperate in Shultz said the DanUoff affair rooms,2'/i baths and large room to rent. Manchester Senatorial District. Story on page State Department spokesman Ber­ change ite mind about the expul­ frigerator ,carpetlng,. No area. Coll 643-1675. special exception granted by the Plorming ond 2tVi!. Size 14Varms control and c«ntii« Some owner financing Call 643-6802 or 649-6205. ITBM 7 KBNNBTH AND MARY TO 08001, seas $2.80 fer each cutback of the Soviets’ U.N. staff, Under questioning, Kalb said tbe In buying business gstteia, gws S0$ tar pestags sad achieve the ceilings established. possible. Strano Real NO. im a vorlonce to A rtid e jl.- Advice. . 17 Lottery. which the administration has said expulsion "is not related to any other iasoes with the SovieU. Estote,647-7653 o .zoned property. FURNITURE the side yard oreo to M t y * < * *»**, “ As a result, the U.S. has been He dedined to apecalate abont C l m l f f M One bedroom oportmen- corded eubdlvNIot^on) fw "J « $040001X0 Business_21-22 Obituaries____8 is disproportionately large and is other issue or case," including the Quick closing. t,heat,hot water,fur­ El obliged to take steps of its own to tbe consegiienoea of the Daniloff porch on the northertv side a lot located at 31 Clear and cool Classified _ 23-24 Opinion . .. 6 ^used by Moscow for espionage charges the Soviets have made Just LIstedI 6 room Cope nished. Security required. Tw o elemantory school Knollwood Rood - Residence Zone AA. 8B1w?1u Js881 ensure compliance." issue e x c ^ to say that it ” ob- Strictly confiden­ , x«. to Comics_____ 16 People------2 'puiposes. against Daniloff. on 0 traffic free street No pets. 646-2970. desks with chairs. $15 At this hearing Interested persons may jw heard w d y t ^ Clear and quite cool tonight with He said the United States "w ill tial. Reply: mat aaoie. s«4ress srilh ZIP Connecticut -S . 7 Sports 9-13 Shultz has raised tbe possibility vioualy puU a dood” over relationa within walking distance of each. 646-3033. communications received. A copy of Jhese.eetm^m ^*^* coat, sine MbbSm aaa Mss. scattered frost in low-lying areas. Kalb said the names of the 25 not allow any state to abuse its U .N. with Moscow. He spedfically 4e- 643-1711 Verplonk school. Modern of retaliatory action against Mos­ Manchester; available. been filed In the Plonnlng and Zoning Deportment ona may New FASHION w iU Lows from themid-30stolower40s. Entertainment 17 Television___ 17 diplomats were turned over to membership to engage in actions kitchen and both $102,900. BOXTT be Inspected during business hours. cow if the the charges against dined to say whether tbe case October 1st. 4 rooms,2 Blond maple bedroom set apecial Grace Cole C e ll^ Mostly sunny Thursday with highs Focus______14 US/World 18-20 Soviet U .N . officials today by the detrimental to our security." 8:30 a.m. to "We guarantee our with heodboards with 2 ZONING BOARD OF APFEALS Daniloff. a U.S. News * World might acottle efforts to arranfe a MANCNCSTIIMIEItAlD bedroom duplex. Heo- EDWARD COLTMAN, SECRETARY Uop for Urger oiaca; ploa near 70. Local r>ews3-4. 10 Weather^— *— 2 U.S. ambassador to the U.N., houses I" Blanchard & drawers, mirror on The Soviets have challenged the Report correstK>ndent. are not superpower summit. 6:00 p.m. t,hot water,ond oos for Doted at Manchester, C T this 14th day at September, 19S6. 2 BONUS Coopem! Rossetto Real Estate,646- Manchester, C T 06040 cooking Included. $535 per dresser. 4 pieces. $250 or Price , 2482.0 month. 6S9-0703. best offer. 649-0173. 027-09 t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegday. Sept. 17. 19M MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 17. 1986 — 3 WEATHER Building owner; Connecticut forecast War isn’t over West Coastal and East Coastal: G e a r and cool By George Loyng 4 0 tonight with lows 45 to 50. Mostly sunny Thursday Place, which contains a bakery, with highs around 70. Hckold Reporter typewriter repair shop and a < ^ trn l. Eastern Interior and Ssntlnrestem business machine store. That one Maybe we didn’t win the battle Interior: Gear and quite cool tonight with has been owned by Marlow since TOl the war isn’t over yet,” said 1946. scattered frost in low-lying areas. Lows from the GeOrge Marlow, the downtown mld-90s to lower 40s. Mostly sunny Thursday with Blanca Contreres. owner of the merchant who owns two buildings highs near 70. Dak Street Package Store, said this th ^ would be demolished under a morning she was upset by the Northwest Hills: Clear and quite cool tonight p l » approved by the town for a directors’ decision. “ I came from with scattered frost. Lows 35 to 40. Mostly sunny MsQn Street access road. Arms-Control T a lk s so far away — from South America Thursday with highs 85 to 70. IJarlow said this morning he — because I didn’t like the way On this day in 1787, after a long hot summer of debate, p l » g to explore the possibility of people acted down there, the big 60 delegates to the Constitutional Convention signed the filing a lawsuit to prevent the stepping on the little.” she said. 7 0 Coastal forecast Low document that lays down the basic law of the land. At buildings from being destroyed Contreres immigrated and • ? • \ ■' an^ the six businesses from being opened the store three years ago Temperatures Long Island Sonnd to Watch mil. R.L, and one point during the summer, a delegate moved that displaced. Calls to some of those with her husband, she said. “ If this Montank Point: Winds north around 15 knots today. “ the standing army be restricted to no more than five business owners this morning happens here, there is nowhere to Southeast around 10 knots tonight. South 10 to 15 thousand men” . George Washington said he would foiipd that they would support go.” she said. knots Thursday. suing the town. agree to the plan only if the convention drafted an Contreres said she has not made Seas 2 feet today and less than 2 feet tonight and any plans to move yet. FRONTS: Marlow said the decision made Thursday. amendment that would limit invading armies to no " I think they’re off their rocker,” more than three thousand men. Tuesday by the town Board of said Francis X. Terhune, owner of W a rm .^ ^ Cold ^ ^ Di(ectors to approve the plan was Yale Typewriter at 41 Purnell not based on the facts. "It's very Across the nation DO YOU KNOW — How many amendments have Place, Terhune. 79, said he might Showers Rain Flurries Snow Occluded Stationary. been added to the U.S. Constitution? unfortunate that the matter be- s choose to end his business instead Rain spread across broad sections of the West cafhe a political issue.” he said, TUESD AY’S ANSWER — Susan Akin Is Miss America for of moving because he is getting old. and Midwest today amid high water warnings, adding that "arm-twisting” oc­ He said his current location, NATIONAL FORECAST — Showers are forecast for Thursday from while fair weather returned to the East. 1986. curred in secret to get majority where he has been for the past 10 California to the western Plains, for the eastern Plains and Midwest, and Showers and thunderstorms ranged from support for the plan years, has been better than pre­ for most of the Gulf Coast. A Newspaper In Education Program ff Marlow refuses to sell the southwest Texas and eastern New Mexico across Sponsored by vious stores on Birch and Adams The building at the corner of Purnell Place and Oak Street may be demolished. the Texas Panhandle, the Oklahoma Panhandle, buildings, condemnation proceed­ streets. ings will be initiated, town officials central Kansas, central and eastern Nebraska, The Manchester Herald Joseph Sinnamon. owner of the have said. E northwest Iowa, Minnesota and the Dakotas; Sinnamon Shop Restaurant in the In addition to a possible lawsuit. Heavy rain prompted a flash flood watch in Oak Street-Pumell Place building, Marlow said he will work to defeat would not comment this morning Downtown plan calls for demolition southeast Kansas and the threat of flooding the five Democrats who supported on the directors’ action. He has continued in southeastern South Dakota. the plan. "The people who voted for Almanac strongly criticized the plan in the Continued from page 1 timetable, the six businesses will state also helps tenants find new Mayor Weinberg instructed Showers were scattered from western Oregon this will have io answer.” he said. past. have to move in about 18 months to quarters when they are forced to Weiss to prepare a letter to the six across northwest California and rain spread across The plan calls for demolition of a Marlow said the argument that After the board’s decision, about two years, after which construc­ relocate. businesses about the aid that is west central Missouri. Today is Wednesday. Sept. 17, building al the corner of Purnell In 1978. Egyptian President the two buildings must be des­ 10 people who have repeatedly tion is to begin. Weiss noted that when the available. Weiss was also told to Temperatures dipped sharply in northeast Place and Oak Street — which the 260th day of 1986. ’There are Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prim e troyed to make the sight lines on opposed Plan B — including Town Manager Robert Weiss former Odd Fellows Building at the organize an outline of what the Pennsylvania amid predictions of a killing frost Marlow has owned since 1952 — 105 days left in the year. Minister Menachem Begin ended Purnell Place safer overlooks the merchant George Marlow, who told the board that the stale will comer of Main and East Center constructiqn would entail for Main P overnight and a hard freeze in the northern housing a restaurant, liquor store Today’s highlight in history: their Camp David summit with fact that the road will handle owns the two buildings — left the pay the tenants between $1,000 and streets was demolished a few years Street menchants to help them mountains. Temperatures also were on the low side and shoe repair shop. Also to be In 1787. the Constitution of the the signing of a framework for increased traffic — which will pose hearing room without comment. $2,500 to help them move their ago. all tenants managed to find prepare M the changes that will across the Adirondacks of New York and the north razed is a building at Purnell United States was completed and peace in the Middle East. more of a risk. Ginter said that under a tentative personal property. He said the new locations. itA ffin g reconstruction. central and upper Connecticut Valley of Vermont. signed by a m ajority of delegates Today’s Birthdays: Chief Jus­ Most of the Eastjwas in for fair weather today, attending the constitutional con­ tice Warren Burger Is 79. Actor quite a change for Massachusetts, which had vention in Philadelphia. Roddy McDowall is 58. Actress blustery coastal conditions and the state’s first On this date: Anne Bancroft is 55. Actress, snow this year Tuesday, about a half inch in the In 1862, Union forces hurled Dorothy Loudon is 53. Job Berkshire Hills. back a Confederate invasion of Pre-season Maryland in the Civil War Battle One fishing vessel sank Tuesday and numerous of Antietam. others were assisted by the Coast Guard due to seas In 1939. the Soviet Union Lottery with S-10 foot waves and winds of 30-40 mph. sharing invaded Poland during World War II. The 70-foot stern trawler Wakefield went down Connecticut daily: . about 90 miles east of Nauset Light, The Coast, In 1949, more than 130 people, Coupon Sale Guard said. All four crewmen were rescued by' most of them U.S. citizens, died Tuesday: 307 when fire gutted the Canadian on hold fishing vessels. SCATTERED SHOWERS — Weather satellite photo taken at 4:30 a.m. passenger steamer Noronic at a Play Four: 0093 shows a line of scattered showers and thunderstorms stretching from the A tornado touched down in the Humarock section pier in Toronto. Lotto: 6-17-19-23-29-35 Of Scituate, about 20 miles south of Boston, and Texas Panhandle through Minnesota. Broken clouds reach from Oregon By George Loyng through Montana and over the lower Mississippi Valley. again in the same area, damaging unoccupied Herald Reporter summer homes, police said. 4 Days Only! On the Light Side Concerns about the effectiveness and fairness of a plan under which save two employees could share one municipal job prompted the Man­ Stocking stuffers sable coat for the woman figurine chester Board of Directors to PEOPLE on the hood of the fam ily Rolls. At postpone action on a proposal by BOSTON (AP) — What to get $495, it will warm those wintry the town administration 1\iesday that hard-to-please friend? drives to the supermarket. The job-sharing plan would allow the article in 1984. $25 Medical mistake pating in a street festival, the rap Perhaps a $I 1 million home for Then there are the 22-carat the hours of 3.5-hour-per-week Sinatra’s attorneys claimed group's publicist says. his cat. shaped like an Egyptian gold epaulettes with seed pearl- non-union managerial positions to to Michael Jackson is mistaken in the clinic wanted to link its name Violence broke out at four of temple and made of lapis, quartz braids, not for serving generals be divided. Assistant Town Man­ thinking his hyperbaric oxygen with Sinatra’s for profit. the group’s concerts this and turquoise but fashion-conscious women. ager Steven Werbnersaid. How the chamber will keep him young, Judge Manuel Real awarded summer, injuring dozens of Or a $5 million miniseries on Since only seven pairs are being hours would be divided would vary says a medical expert who adds Sinatra $350,000 in compensatory people. her life. made for a New York firm, their according to each position. 7 that the device could be damages and $100,000 in punitive Mayoral press secretary John These are among the sugges­ exclusivity might help justify the The job-sharing arrangement hazardous. damages. Stodder announced Tuesday the tions Tuesday in the annual Robb $15,000 price tag. would only lie tried upon the The 2B-year-old singer is hav­ Clinic attorneys walked out on group may not perform at this Report on extravagant Christ­ request of an employee, Werbner «40 For those who don’t want to' ing his own hyperbaric chamber the trial after arguing the court mas stocking stuffers. weekend’s Los Angeles Street lose the taste of their New Year’s said. The practice has been widely made for him, said his personal has no Jurisdiction and the The semi-precious stone house Scene, which attracted 1.3 mil­ Eve, a New York wine shop Is' used in private industry, particu­ manager, Frank Dlleo. m atter should be tried in Switzer­ lion people last year. also makes a nice conversation offering champagne-flavored larly by insurance companies, in Among other things, hyper­ land. ’The attorneys filed an "W e have no intention of piece and comes complete with a toothpaste at $19.50 fortwo tubes. the past 10 years, but few munici­ baric therapy is used to treat appeal. subjecting the people attending deed, architectural plan and palities have tried it. he explained on our new fall divers who suffer decompression Sinatra was not in court. His this event to any possible threat owner’s manual, according to the And for the pedigreed hound in “ We would be paving some new sickness'and to fight resistant attorney, Milton Rudin, testified, of gang violence.” said a state­ issue of the periodical, which your life there are Molly’s Palm ground.” Werbner told board collection of infections. The pressurized saying the Enquirer has paid ment from Deputy Mayor Tom calls itself the "magazine for Bach Dog Biscuits, six for $3.50 members at a meeting in Lincoln chamber contains pure oxygen. Sinatra $250,000 under a secret Houston read by Stodder. people with million-dollar taste.'' and shaped like 1954 Bentleys, of • Center. The program's purpose Is When administered by trained settlement in which it promised a Run-D.M.C. was disappointed The four-hour film . on the other course. to allow the town to retain the medical personnel, hyperbaric two-year moratorium on use of by the decision because it wanted hand, is shot by a professional services of a full-time employee on Men’s Suits, therapy is safe, said Dr. Ilm oth y Sinatra’s name and agreed to to promote anti-crack, anti-gang crew that recruits actors and a part-time basis, and it is geared CaanliB, associate medical direc­ give Sinatra approval rights on issues, said publicist Lori Somes. makeup artists and provides Seeing double toward workers who need more tor of the Western Center for time to raise families, he said. any story containing his name in period costumes, automobiles MIAMI (AP) — You can’t Blazers, & Hyperbaric Medicine at Nor- After several of them questioned ALEX HALEY the subsequent three years. and even Arabian horses. blame opposing teams for seeing' thridge Hospital Medical Center. the plan, the directors delayed . research helped Enquirer attorney William No doubt there will be those double when they play the Los Angeles. Weinberger lost a bid to keep the acting on the proposal until Oc­ Current quotations who will consider some of the gift Southwest High School football Sport Coats The risks to an untrained user document secret. tober. They told JSicrbner to come someone tells me (he or she) is a ideas frivolous, but for those who team. up with a more detailraletaited description include pulmonary oxygen toxic­ Rudin acknowledged that his ” I drew the line in concrete.” grandparent, I want to just go up might enjoy a bit of Yuletide Four sets of twins play for the of how the program would work ity, seizures and the danger of an — President Reagan, saying he is and hug that person,’ ’ Haley said disclosure meant the morato­ frivolity there is an ankle-length Miami school Board members were concerned oxygen-fed fire, Cannis said. rium is now lifted. ready to shut down the govern­ ’Tuesday in a keynote address at about a number of areas, including ment rather than agree to a He also said that any notion the 39th annual convention of the em|)Ioyee morale. Fine quality, all wool worsted or that a chamber can increase a nearly $570 billion omnibus Tennessee Health Care Associa­ Country talk show ‘T think the results could be polv/wool suits and all wool person’s life span is unproven. tion in Chattanooga. spending bill pending in the Manchester Herald devastating.” said Democrat Ste­ Jackson is aware of the ha­ House. Shetland, saxony, or flannel spo^t Nashville disc jockey Ralph phen Cassano. zards of using the device without ” I do not fully understand why Em ery is launching a syndicated USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 296 Morale might suffer if supervi­ coats. Traditional and fashion trained medical supervision. Di- A bogus story it is I who am the president of a radio show next Monday featur­ Published daily except Sunday sory positions were shared, Cas- forward styles expertly tailored by leo said Tuesday. free country today, except that I, Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 saiio said He said it would make A Los Angeles clinic has been ing interviews with country and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly. $6 50 for one month. $19 25 "H e’s saying he hopes it will who was not made for politics, chester Publishing Co . 16Brainard more sense if lower-level em­ Harbor Park, Alpha Richards, ordered to pay Frank Sinatra musicians. for throe months. $38 50 for six keep him young,” said Dileo. who led a people who had lost faith in Place. Manchester. Conn 06040 months and $77 for one year. ployees shared their jobs. Haggar, and Ross & Cromarty. $450,000 in damages for a pub­ The five-minute shows are to 00 denied a report that Jackson politics and led them to victory." Second class postage paid at Man­ Mail rates are available on request. RepuRepublican Geoffrey Naab lished claim that the singer took be broadcast five days a week, chester. Conn POSTM ASTER: Regular, short, and long sizes. believes the chamber will let him — Philippines leader Corazoa agreed, saying workers could sheep cell injections to prolong and will open with a weeklong Send address changes to the Man­ live to be 150 years old. Aqaiao, during a nine-day trip to chester Herald. P O Box 591. Man­ become confused by the "musical 9 his life. series of interviews with singer the United States. chester. Conn 06040 To place a classified or display chairs” of alternating supervisors. Sinatra never took the treat­ Barbara Maadrell. “ I think it’s pretty clear that advertisement, or to report a news iFerbner said that before lower- ment. according to evidence in The shows will be broadcast on item, story or picture idea, call 643- Free Alterations Appreciate elderly the South African economy is in a GUARANTEED DELIVERY If levjel workers could participate, Tuesday’s U.S. District Court 340 stations in 17 Midwestern and 2711 Office hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 process of going down hill, you don't receive your Herald by the unions representing them “Roots” author Alex Haley trial. Soutbeastem states. 5:30 p.m weekdays or 8 a m Satur­ P m Monday through Friday whether there are sanctions would have to agree to the plan. says his research for the book Testimony showed that offi­ day. please telephone your carrier The directors also cited concerns imposed or not. The market If t^u're unable to reach your car­ that won him a Pulitzer Prize cials of the Clinic La Prairie in alKHit how benefits would be Cse these money saving place is imposing sanctions.” — rier. call subscriber service at 647- helped him develop an apprecia­ Montreaux. Switzerland, gave a No festival The Manchester Herald is a mem­ divided Secretary of State George Skaltz, 9946 by 6:30 p.m weekdays or 10 a ber of the Associated Press and a coupons today through tion for the elderly. National Enquirer reporter the m. Saturdays lor guaranteed deliv­ Werbner said benefits would be Run-D.M.C. is disappointed saying he remains opposed to member of the Audit Bureau of Cir­ "Any time I see someone I bogus story that Sinatra had been ery in Manchester culations divided evenly. But if. for instance, Sunday, Sept. 21, 1986 that the Los Angeles mayor’s punitive economic sanctions know is a grandparent, or a patient. The tabloid published an-employee participating in the office has barred it from partici- against South Africa. Joti-sharing prorgam wanted full only! medical insurance, he or she would have to pay the additional costs themselves, he said th e program would not cost the town anything. Werbner said. He I SUPER SAVER WANT ADS aaM only one of the two enriployees aul sharing a job would qualify for a hoi / 6 town pension, and only then if the apt worit week were divided so that one mo Place a classified ad and save! For the month of September only. reoeived at least 20 hours of the 35. rec Democrat Stephen Penny, the mo mqjority leader, said he was tha worried that job-sharing could be T ahnaed. He said a full-time em­ thn days for the price of days! Get 1 day FREE! ployee’s position could be reduced Pr« 4 3 and a second employee not found to all« You may cancel, but no refunds will be given. share the Job - allowing the person tow to keep hill benefits. dec '^own Manager Robert Weiss Tha HBlp WRntod, Rentals, Homes for Sale, iiaurltrfitFr Hrralft aaM that ia possible under current izen an open primary. Zinsser abuse could result in as many as six down.” ing that authorities ’’haven’t D-136, with the help of absentee off in person for the nrst time rience on Glastonbury’s Board of coming from the state sales tax arrests. Fabrizi declined to identify the talked to them yet.” Fabrizi also ballots. Bruce defeated Lugo on the said. Julie D. Belaga defeated the increased 15 percent in July 1986 declined to identify the campedgn Tuesday night as both addressed a Education and Town Council. He GOP-endorsed candidate. Richard Police Inspector Anthony P. suspects. He also said the specific machine vote count by l3votesbut, meeting of the Manchester Rotary said political leaders must identify over the same month last year. Fabrizi said the arrests could be charges haven’t been determined workers. after the absentee votes were Gub. C. Bozzuto. to win the nomination. The Rotarians, however, questi­ yet. problems and then go after them ‘‘It wasn’t done in a convention made Monday as a three-member Fabrizi said detectives have counted, Lugo was declared a But the half-hour program was one at a time. oned Zinsser’s comments on taxes. detective unit continues to investi­ spoken to McNamara but Fabrizi 33-vote victor. by the so-called professionals,” Some members said that while the ” We want to sit down and discuss not a debate, and neither candidate Zinsser told members of the gate alleged irregularities in the deciined to reveal what was made personal or political attacks General Assembly has cut some Sept, 9 Democratic primary in the that,” he said. discussed. Bruce is challenging the results "YOU CAN’T HAVE people’s Rotary Club. ”We (government) taxes, it has raised others. State Sen. Margaret Morton, of the primary in court. A hearing on the other. Instead, Zinsser and confidence in government or peo­ have to open up the doors.” 23rd state Senatorial District. The police investigation has Meotti each spoke to the Rotarians. ple’s trust unless you do It right.” Members asked why the state The investigation resulted after D-Bridgeport. has accused former concentrated only on the ballots was set for today in state Superior who met at the Manchester Coun­ Meotti said. nearly doubled the amount motor­ 45 absentee ballots were found the City Attorney John J. McNamara found in the mailbox. Reporters for Court. try Club, for 10 minutes and then ZINSSER ALSO PRAISED the ists pay to register their cars in morning of the primary in a of putting the ballots in the Among the apparent improprie­ One of the most important issues Republicans’ record in the Legisla­ recent years. mailbox. The Bridgeport Post-Telegram fielded questions for 10 more. facing Connecticut is education. ture, which the party has con­ mailbox outside the main Post newspapers last week also unco­ ties found by The Post-Tele^am When Meotti, an attorney with the Meotti said, because the genera­ trolled since 19M. The Energy and ’’There are so many taxes over Office located on Middle Street. All McNamara, who served as cam­ vered what appeared to be evi­ reporters were instances of cam­ Americi Travelers Insurance Cos. of Hart­ tions now in school will lead the Public Utilities (Committee, which there, it’s difficult to knock them of the ballots found in the mailbox paign manager for Morton’s unsuc­ dence of mishandled absentee paign workers helping people fill join thei ford, had been scheduled to speak state and must be taught well in Zinsser co-chairs, was responsible all down,” Zinsser said. ”We can were from the 23rd Senatorial cessful primary opponent. Aider- ballots in the I30th Assembly out absentee ballots or collecting before the Rotary Club for abrat a order to ensure a better future. for a number of bills, the incum­ only cut so many of them.” District. man Laurayne Farrar-James, has District. completed ballots. A dead man’s based til month. On Monday, Zinsser's That is even more important as bent said. ”We’ve interviewed 43 of the 45 denied the allegations. The district lies completely name also was used on one ballot, threatei campaign manager. Ralph C. Both candidates agreed there b.^IIot Fabrizi said Tues­ Fabrizi said the 43 absentee with'*’ tb'- 23rd senatorial district. the newspapers reported. new technology becomes more He cited a law passed in 1985 that was a problem with prison over­ “ Dnil Gray, asked club members if the advanced and more opportunities has helped keep utility rates from state senator could also be included conne out of that, he said. crowding. but neither offered a Americ on the agenda. rising this year. The Legislature solution. When questioned about Zinsser took a different ap­ has also juggled programs to how government can help business wreckai The candidates are seeking to proach. He attacked the Demo­ better use federal money, while said. represent the 4th Senatorial Dis­ grow. Meotti and Zinsser said that NLRB to issue complaint against Colt crats for voting overwhelmingly at using more state funds to pay for a stable climate must be provided CARL A. ZINSSER MICHAEL P. MEOTTI There trict. which comprises Manches­ this year's state convention to energy »e«>cfance to low-income . "Prepare tor the future” s so companies can plan ahead. "We’ve cut taxes" drugs ta By John Gustovsen nistrative law judge. building. bring about improvements in The Assocloted Press Richard S. Reibeling, vice presi­ Based on the NLRB omplaint. hours, wages and working condi­ health o’ dent for personnel at the Colt the union can now argue that its tions. on the other hand, are not But th HARTFORD — The National Industries subsidiary, said he was members are being locked out. entitled to immediate re­ preside! Campaign Notes Zinsser-Meotti debates lack a sponsor Labor Relations Board planned to confident the finding of unfair Madore said. employment, he said. ”I intend to file another unfair Defined as “economic strikers,” crusade The League of Women Voters has ing to Nick Paindiris. Meotti’s other events this political season election campaign. Zinsser agreed issue a complaint today that Colt labor practices would be over­ turned down a request to sponsor Glastonbury campaign manager. Firearms Division has engaged in turned during NLRB hearings. labor practice charge,” he said. they must wait on a priority list for represei and did not have time for a to meet Meotti. but plans for the Workers whose walkout was reinstatement, he said. ‘Tm not two debates between state Sen. Paindiris said that he and Ralph Zinsser-Meotti debate. Paindiris debate have been snagged at every unfair labor practices, an allega­ The union had filed a complaint E Americi Carl A. Zinsser and his Democratic C. Gray. Zinsser’s manager, will tion United Auto Workers officials that the company never bargained caused by unfair labor practices saying that the Colt strikers aren’t than dm said. turn. are entitled to immediate re­ trying to do those things,” he said. challenger. Michael P. Meotti. try to make their own arrange­ Officials of the league could not hailed as a victory for 900 striking in good faith, Robert Madore, Me campaign coordinators said union members. president of UAW Local 376, said. employment, Sauter said. Workers Sauter stressed that the com­ On ments for a debate. That could be reached for comment today. At first. Paindiris and Gray had plaint “is just our allegation.” Tuesday. include renting out a hall or asking Meotti. the Glastonbury Town problems scheduling a meeting on The NLRB’s Hartford office The company’s aim was to rid itself who are replaced after striking to establisi The move leaves the candidates other groups to sponsor a forum. Council majority leader, chal­ the debate They finally agreed this alleges in the complaint that the of the union and it never intended to progran for the 4th Senatorial District seat The league, which has sponsored lenged Zinsser to a debate after the week to have two forums, one in company refused to bargain in reach a contract settlement, he position — which Zinsser has held for six debates between U.S. presidential Democrats nominated him to face Manchester and one in good faith with UAW Local 376, alleged without years — without a sponsor, accord­ candidates is involved in many the incumbent in the November Glastonbury John Sauter, the NLRB deputy in In a related development. Ma­ HALF PRICE SWEATER SALE m i charge of the office, said. dore said the union sent the shown si If upheld, the complaint would company a letter and telegram on p violatioi Thursday, Friday & Saturday mean that the strikers would be Friday with the 900 strikers offer­ prohibit AP photo entitled to immediate re ­ ing to return to work as a group and HRC backs off on minority hiring pian employment, even if if meant the with no conditions. September 18, 19 & 20 and seizi By John F. Kirch Windy work company had to terminate 600 to He said the strikers went to the OnTui Heroid Reporter five years 700 replacement workers hired company’s West Hartford facility du Pont The full commission will review The full commission will review the plan next Faith Maruca hangs on to her candidate's piacard as a since the strike began in January, on Tuesday to present themselves THE PENNY SAVER presider The full Human Relations Com­ the plan next year to see where It is gust of wind threatens to tear it from her body as she Sauter said. for work. The company, he year to see where It is lacking and whether lacking and whether such a state­ The complaint will almost cer­ claimed, refused to meet with him mandati mission is directing its subcommit­ ment is needed. stands outside a poiling piace in Worcester, Mass., 46 Purnell Place, Manchester tee on affirmative action not to such a statement is needed. tainly be reviewed in NLRB and another union official and schoolcti produce a tougher policy state­ during a primary election Tuesday morning. hearings by an independent admi­ refused to allow strikers into the open 10-5, Thurs. 'til 8:30 should b Sean Thompson The plan is still being worked on Bettye Kramer ment than the one already by the HRC subcommittee, which govemn proposed. has scheduled a meeting for next responsi Two lead Thompson effort In 13th statement that would set the pace administration when hiring deci­ Wednesday If approved by that All summer, the subcommittee for even more minority hiring. Pont wot has been struggling to come up sions are being made, but added committee, the plan will go to the O’Neill hits Sean Thompson and Bettye Kramer will head the election The proposed statement cur­ that some teeth must be added to full HRC before moving on to the surrendc campaign for former Mayor John W. Thompson, a Democrat with a realistic affirmative action rently in the plan says the town will plan in order to bring more the plan so that more minorities town Board of Directors for final authoriti seeking election in Manchester’s 13th Assembly District. not discriminate against anyone and women are hired over the next consideration Former Mayor Thompson is opposed by incumbent Republican minority-group members and based on race, religion or sex Legislature Curiou Elsie Swensson and by Edward J. Wilson, an Independent women Into municipal jobs. Debate MACC has asked for a statement is any m< has surrounded the type of policy that says the town will hire candidate. statement that should accompany experts € Sean Thompson, the candidate’s son, is employed as a retail qualified minorities and women on surplus A much in I the plan, which would replace the over unprotected classes 'in job REWARD supervisor for Toomey-FitzGerald-Veto Inc., food brokers. hiring plan adopted In 1976 combinei He is a graduate of East Catholic High School and Bridgton categories that fall drastically NEW HAVEN (AP) - Demo­ short in women and minorities. For Information leading to the arrest and Fortun Academy in Maine. He attended Manchester Community College The HRC recommendation to the conviction of anyone seen tampering cratic Gov. William A. O’Neill, who N eighbor and Southern Connecticut State University. subcommittee came during an HRC member Ronald Osella has faces re-election In seven weeks, drug test Kramer is a legal assistant for the Manchester judge of probate informal discussion In Lincoln drafted a statement that reflects with motor vehicles stored In the lot says a bill he signed earlier this from gro and a translator for the U.S. Joint Publications Research Center Tuesday night. MACC’s request. year was “the political boondoggle Liberties Service. located at the corner of Chestnut and of the decade.” Members of the Manchester FDR L ife. state.th( She is a member of the Democratic Town Committee. But commission members. In­ Forest Sts. The bill, passed by the Area Conference of Churches, cluding Osella. Tuesday night Republican-controlled General As­ drafting Kramer is a graduate of Gettysburg College and the legal which has worked closely with the assistant program of Hartford College for Women. agreed not to include that state­ Call 643-0622 sembly. distributes $33 million in should m town in developing the proposed ment in the plan. They said they did state surplus funds to cities and Other workers in the Thompson campaign are Roger Negro, plan, had asked for a written not want to put a straltjacket on the Calls will be held in strictest confidence. consider! treasurer: Bette Thompson, assistant treasurer: Thomas towns on a $10-per-person basis ' Addressing the 20th annual con­ year. Florentino, issues: Terry Bogli, special events: Joseph Hachey, Bui the fund-raising: Herbert Stevenson, campaign signs: and Susan vention of the Connecticut Confer­ Perkins, door-to-door campaigning. ence of Municipalities on Tuesday. 7 citizen ht Developer O’Neill called the measure "the Ihem anj Barnum and Bailey wonder of Gray manages Zinsser campaign Connecticut” because of the way in alarming Hart Schaffner& Marx which the money will be disbursed. America Ralph C. Gray, of Ralph Road in Manchester, has been named to ante up O’Neill signed It into law. but places at campaign manager for state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, when he did. he said he was acting tests like Zinsser has announced. reluctantly because he didn’t see Gray, who has been involved with for l-park any prospects of getting a better branding Zinsser’s previous election cam­ The Right Suit at bill out of the legislature. Unless paigns, is an account executive with A Manchester development firm - The bill creal^ ’’local allocation rights wi the R. L. Poik Co. Previousiy, he was must pay about 813,000 in taxes 'rounclls” that have the power to and legis vice president of marketing for before it can participate in a town the Right Store! reject a town’s plans to spend the Hartford Nationai Bank. program to help it make public money. The councils will be made become j “Raiph has accomplished much improvements to land on Sheldon up of state senators and represen­ instead o during our past campaigns: we work Road and Parker Street that it tatives. most of whom this year are be. weii together,” Zinsser said in a news wants to use for an industrial park, Republicans. Educai The governor also appeared to be release. the town Board of Directors strategy Anyone interested in heiping the decided Tuesday. The Corporate Suit by getting In a few jabs against his ■ Zinsser re-eiection effort can cail Republican opponent In No­ to combs NHE Corp. had asked the town to vember, Deputy House Majority Gray, 643-6590, or Zinsser, 646-0038 or help pay $725,526 for improve­ I Hart Schaffner & Marx 646-1511. Leader Julie D Belaga of West- ments such as drainage and port, who has been criticized for Address sewage lines at the 50-acre tract. missing numerous votes during the Under the town's Industrial Guide­ A suit for the business or professional man Herald. P Dinner to honor 1986 legislative session. The Her lines Program, NHE would pay for whose success rests on the right decisions This “Find out who voted foryou. who four Democrats the cost of the work and then the tax voted against you and who did not Interests i money collected from businesses Corporate Suit is right for styling, for fit, for vote at all.” O’Neill said. “Find out Four Manchester Democrats will on its property would be given to individuality Right in the choice of fabric, too Who was there when It counted, and be honored Oct. 19 when the Demo­ NHE for the next seven years, or who was someplace else.” until the amount is reimbursed. cratic Party holds its 13th annual Doir>h rsrou fall-favored stripes in Heritage Cloth ’ A blend of, ^ la g a has said before that dinner dance, held to pay tribute to naipn varay The purpose of the town program although she missed 43 percent of B e people who have made contributions the party. is to help developers keep down the 55% Dacron ‘ polyester with 45% wool woven by this year’s votes, she was present The honorees this year are Irene Fisette, Edward Coltman. for all crucial votes. value of a piece of property so that Burlington Menswear, to resist wrinkles and John DiDonato and Joel Janenda. it can be sold less expensively to CCM had invited Belaga to SuddenI) Fisette is a veteran member of the party. Coltman is a member businesses wishing to locate in the keep your suit looking right through long bus­ address the convention. She had has caught of the Zoning Board of Appeals. DiDonato is a member of the industrial park. According to a said last week after her victory in is, “Does si Advisory Park and Recreation Commission, and Janenda is report by Town Planner Mark iness days Tailored by Hart Schaffner & fy/larx the three-way Republican primary beat Bill O Pellegrini, the program will allow that she planned to take some time 9 The "she chairman of that commission. The dinner will be held at Willie’s Steak House, 444 Center St., NHE to sell one-acre sites on the Assurance that a suit from our Executive Deci­ off Monday and Tuesday. good neighlxir—pursuing a superior level of progressive vascular laboratory. CT scanning, sponsor services like community the Westpo property for $46,000 each. If NHE Terence D. Mariani. her press beginning at 6 p.m. sions Collection is the right decision *400 secretary, said Belaga hadweyer the best interests of the services and pntgrams Manchester comprehensive inpatient and health education classes,Itloixl to score an Proceeds from the sale of tickets will be used to support the were not allowed to participate, the and becom selling price would be about $60,500 )3 accepted CCM’s...... Invitation. CClMCCS community, always there, alwaysMemorial ev'eti innovated with outpatient psychiatric programs, pressure clinics and a speakers election campaigns of James McCavanagh, the incumbent state spokesman ’Iltomas W. Murphy A As this w each, the report said. caring Since ld|0, Manchester fotxl before it was fashionable, we and diabetes education We also bureau These services are tailored representative from Manchester’s 12th Assembly District: However, the directors required said CCM had written to Belaga off — at the former Mayor John Thompson, who is seeking election as that the firm pay all back taxes after her victory “and we awaited Memorial Hospital has consistently inmKluced a restaurant style menu have an active medical staff of ISO to your needs and designed to punishing ( representative from Manchester’s 13th Assembly District: and owed to the town. Town Manager REGAL BONUSI her reply. So she never did accept worked towaals these ideals, while w itii gourmet items like lobster, ele­ highly skilled physicians represent­ improve the quality of life in steam agai Michael Meotti, who is running for the state Senate from the 4th Robert Weiss said those unpaid formally and we got word that she breath, thei Senatorial District. had planned, prior to receiving the striving to meet the unique needs vating our Io(k1 to a status worthy ing a full array of medical and the community taxes — owed on various pieces of FREE SHIRT A TIE WITH • RepubI property around Manchester — invitation, to take a few days off” of the F.ast-of-the-RiV'er communitx’ of review try Fannie Magazine surgical specialties and But possibly the biggest control the total about $13,000. If re-elected, O’Neill promised to sub-specialties advantage Manchester Memorial EVERY SUIT PURCHASED seek additional property tax relief with innovative, sophisticated, Sophisticated upgraded tl Weiss explained that NHE has responsive care has IS our closeness to the com­ to quite pos refused to pay the taxes because it for cities and towns In 1987. He said As part of our sophisticated, Responsive Trust backed for TIP funds that in his six years in office, local munity We know our neighbors • Big lea considers the land worthless, and I n n o v a t iv e high-quality servicres Manchester _ At Manchester Memorial we worts wants the town to foreclose on the grants had gone up 117 percent, better than anyone and understand Washingtor In a move designed to bypass the money should be spent. land and take ownership. Weiss about $454 million. Part of lx.'ing a gotxl neiglitior is Memorial Hospital pmvides the hard to achieve our goals Part of and sharplji O’Neill said there could have their needs Many of our staff live authority of a state panel to decide said he opposes doing that. always kxiking for new ways to community with prograrns like that jol) is being able to read the Connecticul how the town of Manchester can They have also criticized the been more aid to municipalities, right here and have a special com­ 6 NHE’s application to participate • GOP St plan as political, because it allows tielp Manchester Memorial has a Ttie Family Birthing Center, family- pulse of the community spend $492,376 in state surplus in the town program became but that the Republicans had mitment to the Fast-of-tfte-River Executive E money, the Board of Directors incumbent legislators, who are all controversial earlier this summer “scrambled to scuttle every major long tradition of innovative care centert'd pediatrics, parenting lit response to your need seeking re-election this year, to get urban initiative which I presented area The sense of closeness and Washington recommended Tuesday that the because the corporation had asked A family-centered labor and deliv­ services, one day surgery center, for quality walk-in medical care. optimistic a money be set aside in a trust fund more publicity. However, four of that the town reimburse it for the to them.” neighborliness at Manchester Manchester’s five J^gislators — RECALS More than 500 attended the ery suite in a hospital setting nutrition counseling, a cardiac MaiKhester Memorial created • O’Neill that it could allocate in the future. "Your Quality Men's Shop' Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R- cost of installing sewer lines that Memorial is something you won’t The money is being distributed would run to the property. The convention. Murphy said, includ­ was instituted here, when it was rehabilitation program, cancer PromptCare. where over 7,000 of about how U , Manchester: Rep J Peter Fuss- ing about 75 top officials — mayors, find just anywhere And best of all, through the “rown Improvement town has reimbursed those costs just an exjaerimeni at other sujport groups, medical support you have received care in seven Program, under which a local cas, R-Marlborough: Rep. Donald before, but it changed its policy this first selectmen and city managers. we're here anytime you need us A SPIN-OI allocation council — made up of a F. Bates. D-East Hartford: and summer after Public Works Direc­ DOWNTOWN MAIN ST., MANCHESTER hospitals for tlie local paramedic team, a nxinths of operation We also the O’Neill c town’s elected state officials — Rep. James R McCavanagh, D- tor George Kandra concluded that Manchester — alf appointed re­ Continuing commitnient to decision by t decides how the funds will be spent. the sewer lines were not public StOTB Hours: Mon., Tuot., Sat. ’HI 5:30; Wed., Thurs., Frl. ’HI 9KX) EMERGENCY own, positive That arrangement has been critic­ placements to sit on the allocation innovation lias gained Manchester council improvements. Fire — Police — Medical discreet disti ized by several local officials, who At first, the town refused to pay Memorial regional and national ONeill’s p say that state officials do not have The fifth legislator. Rep. Elsie the cost, but it decided that NHE’s A AMPLE FREE PARKING FRONT AND REAR OF STORE aitention as a hospital that provides M an ch ester M emorial H ospital he can. in an enough knowledge of town affairs ”Biz” Swenson. R-Manohester, request would be the last applica­ DIAL 911 to appropriately decide how the has decided to serve on the panel. tion under the old policy. In Manchester political pro. * ~ Mancheste r h er a l d . Wednesday. Sgpt. 17.18W MAXCHi^STER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 17, 1W» — T ’ OPINION Connecticut hi B ri^ Samaritans help keep the tatth on t-95 S N E T, worksf* to oonllniw talks STAMFORD (AP) - Th« Con­ The road service, which is flnee, we have to get that car off the road. trust me dr you?’ and they said, necticut Turnpike, notorious for exists because of a contract ’Hiese services are very belpfiil .” ‘No. I don’t” ’ ^ ' , 1 1 NEW HAVEN — Negotiators for Southern New England accidents and speeders, does have between CBT and Samaritania qf Sometimes drivers are just lost Opulski said be watched them to Telee^m unications Corp. and the Connecticut Union of at least one thing in motorists’ Grafton. Mass. Samaritania supp­ and need directioiM. If Opulaki make sure they walked to an exit Cnisade Teiepnone Workers were to return to the bargaining table today, favor — a good Samaritan. lies the bank with the van. can't help them, he will call a tow safely. Well, lb BHovi mv cogSTrruENTS *'7®® workers went on strike Saturday. Daniel Opulski has become equipment and the driver. truck, drop them at a garage or at Opulski hands out a comment SNET siMkesMToman Lucille Christie said Tuesday both sides known to hundreds of motorists The van has parts and equipment home or call a friend or family card each time he heipa aomeone I Am even M o r e a n t i - o r u g J a c i i agreed to impose a news blackout on the meeting, as had been during rush hours as driver of the to repair common problems on member on the van telephone. as a way of charting the succeaB of done during earlier bargaining. Connecticut Bank and Trust Co.’s vehicles from foreign sports cars to "It kind of depends what you the $75,660 program since it began repudiates A m l e r m M i Samaritan Van. 18-whecl tractor-trailers. It has fan want to do.” Opulski said to one in June 1965. from t Union members rejected the company's offer for a new Than the senator iowa, The I4-month-old service assists belts, hoses, water, gasoline, gas 2S-year-old man from Yorktown CBT Senior Vice President tlto- contract Friday by a vote of 4,616 to 3,544. motorists on Interstate 96 and the caps and nuts and bolts. It also has Heights. N.Y., whose timing chain mas Troy said he haa received Will Take my pros test r»6ht Although the proposed contrari was endorsed by union leaders, Merritt Parkway from the New wrenches, hammers and a battery broke on his car. “What I want to hundreds of cards from peoplesrho it generated controversy because of a provision that workers pay York line to Norwalk. recharger. make sure is that you have were stranded who said the van heritage a larger share of the cost for ipedical coverage. Here on t v ... zzzzzippppp ! Opulski. 27, of Stamford, is not a CBT’s isn’t the only good Samari­ somebody coming back for you” literally saved their lives. SNET spokeswoman Elissa' Jenny said last week that the certified mechanic. Re is a piano tan service in Connecticut. Connec­ The driver, Vinny Farina, was "’The van has been enormously company was forced to seek employee concessions in medical player. But with one course in ticut National Bank and radio skeptical but took Opulski’s help. successfol." Troy said. "It’s a When President and Mrs. Reagan urged coverage because of rapidly escalating costs of medical benefits. emergency mechanics, he has station WTTC-AM sponsor a sim­ "I found New Yorkers to be very tremendous public service. And I Americans in a televised speech Sunday te One Aspin helped an average of 266 drivers a ilar service in Hartford. skeptical people.” Opulski said. am not going to be naive to think join them in a war against drug abuse, they month. The Autonnobile Club of Hartford One time Opulski’s assistance that we are not getting some public based their plea on the grounds that drugs State officlalt OK education budget “Most people are very gladtosee says the services are fabulous, was not only refused, it was relations out if it — of course we according to club spokeswoman flagrantly scorned. are.” HARTFORD — The Board of Governors of Higher Education somebody stop,” he said. "They threaten to destroy the country. chairs while are very receptive to the help being Linda Chase. "I stopped for two girls from Troy said the bank plans to “l>rug abuse is a repudiation of everything has adopted a $417.8 million operating budget which one official offered. But sometimes, they are "Breaking down on the highway New York aod I was as sweet as operate a second van later this fall. America is. The destructiveness and human says represents a "quantum step” toward improving the state’s skeptical about who I am. where I is much more dangerous than a can be. but I cooM see they had this Troy said that part of why the college and universities. come from and how much it is back road,” Chase said. "You’rein smirk on their faces, like. 'Yah, service works is bMaose of Opuls­ wreckage mock our heritage.” the president another sells ’The budget approved Tuesday would establish new high- going to cost ” a very hazardous position — and right.’’’ he said. "1 said, ’You don’t ki’s personality. said. technology centers, encourage minority recruitment and replace obsolete equipment dating back to World War II. S There is no doubt that the prolonged use of s Norma F. Glasgow, commissioner of higher education, said the drugs takes a toll on the productivity and WASHINGTON — The Pentagon has shown health of users. proposed budget reflects changing times. Pupils face drug tests remarkable leniency in dealing with James Aspfti. "In the 1970s, when times were tough.” education was treated brother of the powerful House Armed Services But the oppressive tactics embraced by the as a discretionary expense, Glasgow said Tuesday. OLD SAYBROOK (AP) - Tb« were provided. If a test found president and the ever-growing number of Chairman Les Aspin. D-Wis., over a military The board also plans to ask the governor next month for a chairwoman of the Board of evidence of drug use, the student New Store Hours crusaders jumping on the bandwagon fueling contract. supplementary budget of $20 million to $30 million to increase Education says urine testing to try would be referred lo a treatment represent a far greater threat to the Federal officials and the FBI, meanwhile, are student aid and reduce fees for part-time students. to control drug abuse among local program and could be suspended American heritage of individual freedoms checking into the contract, which was awarded to In all, the board’s proposed budget increase for 1967-88 will be students in this shoreline commun­ "I think it's a sound policy.” E E a bankrupt company owned by James Aspin. $69 million to $79 million, or between 19 and 21 percent. ity is expected to be adopted next Burnham said. ‘We’re not going to than drugs. The company has defaulted several times on Its month. be administering drug testing Wed., Thurs., FrI. 9:30 - 9:00 On Monday. Reagan ordered the obligation to supply fuel for Air National Guard Christina P. Burnham, said wholesale to the students,” she 8 ti establishment of mandatory drug testing planes at Stewart International Airport In Judge lifts limits on hospital pickets Tuesday she expects the board to added. approve the policy Oct. 7. If the Mon., Tues., Sat. 9:30-5:30 programs for federal employees "in sensitive Newberg. N. Y.. 60 miles north of New York City. Kathy R. Frega. a spokeswoman M XtN WATERBURY — A Superior Court judge has lifted a policy is adopted, it is expected to positions.” Such tests would be administered MW. Aspin’s firm. Air Vectors Associates, had an temporary restraining order limiting pickets outside Waterbury be the first of its kind at a public for the state J>epartment of Educa­ For your shopping convenience... without regard to whether a worker has earlier contract with the state of new York to Hospital, saying police were able to protect the strikebound school in Connecticut, town school tion. said the department did not operate the airport, but it was canceled because of facility. officials and officials at the state know of any other school district in p shown signs of drug use — an obvious STejm Connecticut that might be consid­ numerous safety violations and failure to pay up to Judge Anne C. Dranginis said Tuesday she would allow the Department of E:ducation said P violation of the Fourth Amendment N tA $200,000 in users’ fees to the state, court records ering a similar policy or that had hospital to present additional evidence today when a hearing Tuesday adopted one. prohibition against unreasonable searches show. resumes on a motion for a permanent injunction limiting strike The policy would allow school and seizures. In the mid.st of a court battle over the airport activities. officials to issue a warning of The policy contains safeguards On Tuesday, former Delaware Gov. Pierre contract fand after the company had filed for possible drug abuse by a student lo protect students' rights. Burn­ protection under Chapter II of the bankruptcy The temporary restraining order was issued Sept. 6 by Judge and request that parents of the ham said. It was drafted after a RECAVS du Pont launched his bid for the Republican code). Air Vectors was awarded the fueling James T. Healey, who later disqualified himself from the case student seek a urine test for study of relevant court cases and "Your Quality Uan't Shop" presidential nomination by advocating O pen Forum after discovering a relative worked at the hospital. possible drug use. calls for drug testing only in cases contract by the Defense Fuel Supply Center. If the situation occurs again, the where "probable cause” for ariion mandatory drug testing for teenage Ed Biddle, deputy director of the DFSC, The temporary injunction limited to 10 the number of pickets outside the hospital’s main gate. It followed two days of spirited student would be removed from is established by two adult staff schoolchildren. At a time when students defended the contract award. The government classes until a report on a urine test members, she said should be learning the principles of American I suggested that while the They seem lo have a unique demonstrations by striking nurses and supporters. Downtown Main St„ Manchester 943-2479 Road experiment streets are torn up, the town ability to open their mouths isn’t deterred by a bankruptcy action; government and acquiring a sense of hurts our health should consider watering them to before putting the brain in gear performance is what counts, he said. The hospital is charging that the strikers have harassed responsibility and pride in their country, du help keep down the dust. I was workers entering the hospital, a charge the union denies. Mr, Wilson is a perfect example Meanwhile, a bargaining session was scheduled for 2 p.m. Pont would have them arbitrarily told that in order to have that in my opinion that ignorance isn’t NO EVIDENCE has been tu^ied up that the congressman intervened in the contract award for today between negotiators for the hospital and nurses. surrendering their bodily fluids to school To the Editor: method be effective, it would bliss it’sacurse.andthatM a was authorities. have to be done almost hourly right when she said, "Don’t his brother’s company. But Defense Fuel Supply About 1,100 nurses and service workers struck the hospital in The following is a copy of a and the cost would be loo much. believe everything you read” officials acknowledged to our reporters Corky June, The 545 service workers have reached contract agreement Curiously missing from the recent uproar John.son and David Davis that an aide to Rep. is any mention of alcohol — a drug that letter to Keith Chapman, the Too much for what? — Our By the way Mr Wilson, the with the hospital, but are honoring the nurses’ picket lines. Manchester superintendent of Health! What is happening to our next time you decide to discuss Aspin did place a phone call to the agency to experts estimate costs the country twice as inquire about the contract’s status after a default FREE highways. lungs as we breathe in this oily "perverts” and "disease ” — as a much in lost productivity as all other drugs dust? notice was issued lo Air Vectors last November. courtesy to your listeners make A Newspaper }n Education Program combined. Being unable, after ten at­ Please Mr. Chapman, when sure you know what you’re Les Aspin did not comment on this story when asked. The problems with his brother's defense Sponsored by Fortunately, the proposals for mandatory tempts. to reach you by phone. I you evaluate this experiment of talking about. Your ignorance is The Quiz The Manchester Herald am writing this letter regarding digging up so many roads at one reflected by your remarks contract could prove embarrassing, however, drug testing have met with stiff resistance since t he congressman is fight ing off a move to from groups such as the American Civil the deplorable condition of Ver­ time and letting them remain in The next time somebody wants non Street, which affects me such a hazardous condition for a oust him from the chairmanship of the Armed woruscope <10 points for each question answered correctly) Liberties Union and labor unions. In this a good laugh they’ll know where Services Committee on political grounds. directly, and the many other prolonged period. I hope you will to go. the dictionary under state, the Connecticut Civil Liberties Union is streets In town in the same come to the conclusion that this clowns. The $6 5 million contract was awarded in drafting a law to protect workers’ rights that terrible condition, which I'm method of road repair is not. by September 1985 to supply fuel for all National Guard aircraft at Stewart. Pentagon records show MONEY should meet with speedy and friendly sure affects their residents. far.in the best interest of the James A. Lechausse that contract officials waived the usual pre-award consideration in the General Assembly next In desperation for answers and people, and in the future a more 14 Arch St. help in alleviating this horrend­ agreeable method of mainte­ survey of the chosen company. Despite Air year. Vectors’ ongoing fight to stave off bankruptcy, it But the acceptance with which the average ous problem, which is damaging nance will be found. our homes, cars and mostly our Reagans’ speech was deemed a "responsible” supplier. citizen has met the idea of drug testing and The Defense Fuel Supply Center has finally 7 health. I contacted the acting Jean G. Moore the many other ominous proposals is town engineer. Mr. William was just crazy begun its own Investigation by interviewing SEMINAR 51 Vernon St. alarming. Recent polls show that most Camoscl. He explained this new, National Guard officials and top military brass at Americans favor drug testing in many work rather experimental method of Stewart. Pentagon records show a continuing places and would agree to submit to such road care being tried this year To the Editor: problem in the company’s ability to supply the (4 for the first time. The town hires necessary fuel to the Guard’s planes. tests like cattle being herded into the Circus Isn’t only This speech which the Presi­ Money: how to get it and O ctober 1,7:30 p.m . branding pen. one contractor to dig up all of the roads scheduled for resurfacing, dent and Mrs. Reagan made on FOR AT LEAST SIX WEEKS during the Manchester Community College P< Unless Americans wake up soon, their place for clowns TV Sunday night was foolish contract term. Air Vectors has been unable to and then waits for another 1 Pakitlsni police help carry the wounded from Pan Am flight 73, what to do with it.” Program Center. rights will die in a hail of anti-drug rhetoric Why can't you stop it? refuel planes adequately. On three occasions the jllet hljjrkiiig Incident In whicli 18 ol mote Ihjn 350 people BOI contractor to come in to do the t men and legislation, and the United States will To the Editor; 1. Can you stop these people government threatened to terminate the contract. were killed. PikUijn’s Pre,ldenl (CHOOSt O N I: ZIj ul-Hjq, job — this to be done at his What are you doing-at this particular time of your life- night become just another authoritarian nation convenience — maybe 1 week, who are drinkers? No. "We have been advised . . that on 14 February Babt jk Kjrm jl) InslUed thji jll lour captured hijacker, would be 2. Can you stop people from 1986 you were unable to refuel aircraft,” officials about saving and investing your money? That’s the sub­ detail instead of the special place it was meant to maybe 2 and maybe more. Mr. The following is a response to tried in his country. Phone reservations suggested. publit Camoscl could give me no the article you published on smoking? No. wrote to James Aspin. "The Air National Guard ject which will be explored in our free seminar, coming be. 3. Can you stop these young 2 Another group ol terrorists re­ Call 646-1700; definite date — this street has independent candidate Edward required 100,000 pounds (15,000 gallons) of fuel for Matetiwords up soon. Fin Education, combined with a progressive girls going out and getting an exercise on this date and Air Vectors had only cently murdered 21 jewlsh wor­ (2 points for etch corroct match) ask for Mrs. Anders. told ft been dug up for nearly two weeks Wilson In the Herald dated Sept. shippers during prayer services strategy for rehabilitation, is a far better way 11. 1986. pregnant? No. 1,100 gallons of fuel.” 1-arresl a-rellre For instance, you may be newly married, want to will h already. In the interim between Well how can you stop these at a synagogue in Istanbul, the to combat the drug problem. the two contractors, the roads It’s funny that for some odd On Nov. 14,1985, lust six weeks after the buy a house, and wonder how to save for it. You may be Schifl people from taking drugs? largest city In the nation ol ..f... 2-sustain b-move police remain all but impassible and the reason I was under the miscon­ contract took effeeff the fuel supply center warned It was just a crazy speech from Aspin that he was in default and the contract 3 Eapetls say Nicholas Daniloll’s near retirement age, and question whether you should Shiriey Martin, the seminar formt dangerous, oily dust continues to ception that the only place you go speaker, is a well-known authority Addre^ letters tqrOpen Forum, Manchester the two talking. I’m sorry, that’s would be terminated in 10 days if corrective action arrest In the Soviet Union on 3- maneuver c-slop be investing or saving at all. Or you may be so new at Che damage our property and health. to see clowns is the circus. on financial matters. She has dis­ Herald. P O BoxNsjjinafchester. CT 06040. my feeling. wasn’t taken. The company asked and was espionage charges demonstrates the game, you don’t know what to do. Whoever you infon The taxpayers’ health and well­ Apparently I was mistaken. 4- initlate d-endure cussed money matters on TV, radio the pi The Herald resd’^ailierlght to edit letters In the being seem not to be considered Some are alive and well and pose granted two time extensions, and finally resumed the increasing power there ol and in seminars. Ms. Martin is a by th( interests of brevity, clarity and taste. Mary Jarvis fueling on Dec. 18. the Committeee ol Slate Secu­ are, here’s your chance to get some sound financial tips at all. for the cameras here in town. 62 Pascal Lane S-retreal e-begin former board member of the the cc Pentagon otiiclals also wrote to New York state rity, better known by Its three and ask specific questions. You’re sure to go away Consumer Credit Counseling Ser­ Cha authorities, asking them to allow Aspin to intials, ..t... Peopiewatch/SportlloDt enlightened. vice. For12 years she was spokes­ the Bi subcontract its fueling obligations. 4 Chile was recently pul under a woman and consumer educator for sherii (5 points tor each corract answar) Shirley Martin, the seminar leader, has led hvely Air Vectors’ failure to provide a consistent stale ol selge lollowing an attack The Savings Banks’ Association public Belaga could pull off the big surprise supply of aircraft fuel cost the National Guard on Chile’s President (CHOOSt 1 The father of Senator Nancy Kassebaum, financial discussions on several occasions of Connecticut. She also has taught now k thousands of dollars, because the fuel had to be O N ti Raul Allonsin, Auguslo R.-Kan.,.. a man some call the grand for customers and friends of the Savings classes in financial planning at Alst purchased on the open market at about 25 cents a Pinochet) in which live presi­ old gentleman of the COP, was recently Hartford College for Women. that tl Suddenly the race for governor In Connecticut visited by 70 schoolchildren who helped to ea November. gallon more. A Pentagon letter pointed out that the dential bodyguards were killed. Bank of Manchester. Come hear what she has caught fire and the question many are asking him celebrate his 99th birthday. An exception in that area was Darien, where company’s failure would give the Guard "a 5 The annual meeting ol the Non- has to say. Is, "Does she have a shot — is it possible she could 2 Singer Whitney Houston recently won beat Bill O’Neill? ” House Speaker R.E, VanNorstrand won his own financial incentive to fly fewer missions from Aligned Movement, a group ol Yet another community service of the ^ -isJP primary for renomination. The turnout, fed by a Stewart Airport or to refuel at a different airport 101 third-world nations, recently an award lor her video "How Will I 9 B< The "she,” of course, is Julie Belaga. “She” is Capitol which has a DSFC contract In place.” Either know". The rock-video cable channel bank, the seminar is free. But please the Westport Republican who came out of nowhere local scrap, topped 52 percent. Van Norstrand and ended with a healed denuncia­ BOI Belaga were on the same line. In winning by three alternative, the letter noted, "would hinder the Air tion ol (C H O O S t O N t: the sponsored the awards. do make phone Jr., ai to score an upset victory in a three-way primary ..4 i Comments National Guard’s effectiveness.” and become her party’s nominee for governor. to one, he insisU his coattails helped Belaga. United Stales, Syria and libya) 3 Miami Dolphins quarterback re­ reservations. Winds Bob Conrad James Aspin blamed his failure to provide lor acts ol “slate sponsored As this week began, Belaga took a couple of days cently signed a multiyear contract that assest fueling services on a vendetta by the state, ahd terrorism.” off — at the beach, she told us — to rest from her IN ANY CASE, a freshness and vitality about makes him the highest paid player in week Julie Belaga obviously appealed to Republicans said his company has a good safety record. As for (he National football League. 17,500 punishing primary campaign before she goes full any influence by his brother, he said: "I don’t see Dan steam against O’Neill. But while she caught her who took the trouble to vote. Her style is a big plus 4 Tennis stars from Ciechoslovakia domi­ for her and enabled her to take areas all but how he could have influenced this contract Newsname contin breath, there were these developments: (IS points if you can Idsntlty this nated the U.S. Open. Czechs won both South conceded to one or the other of her rivals. anyway ” Meanwhile, Air Vectors is seeking a parson in the news) singles titles. won the women's • Republican committees in Washington that spots, too. We are told, again reliably, that O’Neill contract renewal for fiscal 1987. The control the doling of money to state races and/or his representatives talked with Waterbury She won handily, for example, in the New I was recenlly in­ title, and Ivan Lendl won the men's night I upgraded the Connecticut outlook from a long shot Town Chairman Tom Gahan after the GOP London towns that Dick Bozzuto expected to stalled as Archbishop title. . filiB oe sweep. State Sen. Pete Connair of East Lyme, a to quite possible and prepared to send funding. primary to say It would be worth the city’s while to Mlnl-editorial of Cape Town. As Trevor Berbick, the World Boking when I • Big league political action committees, also in forget factional problems of last spring between backer of fellow townsman Dennis Murphy as the first black lo lead Council (CHOOSE ONE: middleweight, as a I Bozzuto’s ruiyiing mate, was disappointed. But he What coming next on the fat front? A popcorn the AnglU an Church buildin Washington, followed the lead of the Republicans O’Neill and Toby Moffett and work now for the diet. ’That’s right: popcorn. Please remember you heavyweight) champion, recently and sharply improved the rating of the governor’s re-election. Gahan agreed. will support Belaga. in South Africa, I will signed up for a November 22nd fight Curr The GOP high command still hopes to give its read it here first. Another Jack Anderson scoop. continue to speak 6 engine Connecticut GOP candidate's chances. with Mike Tyson, who is unbeaten in 27 sanitai • GOP State Chairman Tom D’Amore and That isn’t the way Gary Franks, a Waterbury nominee the $300,000 it had promised earlier, out against apart­ fights. alderman and GOP candidate for state though it is only about two-thirds of the way heid. Who am I? of Manchester inspect Executive Director Peter Gold went packing to Mtintwr F1NC. Equal Oixwrtunlty Lnder. enforce Washington in search of financial help, and comptroller, sees It. Franks expects a struggle toward that goal. D’Amore believes money will Offices in Manchester, East Hanford, between Gahan’s people and former Mayor come more freely now in the wake of Belaga’s YOUn SCORE; 91 to 100 polnu -T O P SCORE: Bolton, Andover, South Windsor, East Windsor, optimistic about finding ft. • 1 to 90 points — EicotlenI 71 lo 90 points — Good. 91-70 points — Fair. Edward Bergin to keep Democrats divided in a performance. iHaiiriiPBtrr llrralh Ashford, Easifoid, Mansfield and Tolland. • O'Neill and his campaign advisors got serious ' Knowledge Unllmllsd. Inc. 915-66 lUcphone 646-1700. Hei city which both parties say is critical to their Without trying to belabor the point, we must say about how to handle this Belaga woman. Founctod In 1 6 6 1 chances in the state election. again that O’Neill remains the favorite in WASI A problem for Belaga continues to be her party’s PENNY M SIEFFERT ...... PuM Ithar A SPIN-OFF firom the new strategy talks within November despite all of the GOP euphoria over ing at b inability to drag its registered voters in Fairfield Belaga’s big win. She does, however, have great DOUGLAS A BEVINS ...... EiocutAX Edttor ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ the O’Neill circle, we are told reliably, is a JAMES P SACKS ...... Managing Edttor may be County to the polls. Gold, the executive director in momentum just now. If she can keep It building, ALEXANDEB Om ElLI ...... A n o c la la Edttor |s|BiaMXAr»i|-s :rAs>|i|ri»N :o u )iv ,\ accordii decision by U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd to stick with his D-Amore’s Hartford headquarters, says more Health own, positive campaign for reelection at some and do well in debates with O’Neill next month, u r a - t ‘-A1W-Z tuopuri ||v-l :iH3l11H04S/H31VAMto01J than M,coach Bill Lamar. Ark.; a daughter. Mrs. Quarry owner says he’ll sue Bolton ZBA McCarthy, wlio remains on the Edwin (Helen) Amsden of West n e r f if o n iookout for a definitive starting WilHngton. with whom he lived; Helen Harmon. 81. of 37 Pine Hill BOLTON — The owner of the lineup. “We still aren’t set on most Court. The complaint stems from quarry outside a 366-foot area on two sisters. Madeline Thurston of St., died Tuesday at Hartford quarry at Bolton Notch has filed a results of a test blast were found to positions.” the ZBA’s decision this summer the site that is designated an Ossipee. N.H.. Oara UttlefieM of Hospital. lawsuit against the Zoning Board of he wHhin legal noise limits Sophomores Glemt Jensen and that it did not have the authority to industrial zone. Buck has con­ Rochester N H ; 15 grandchild­ She was bom in Moultonborough. Appeals in order to force action on Mo Moriarty scored goals and rule on Buck’s appeal of a Zoning tended that he and previous owners ren; 10 great-grandchildren; and N.H.. Feb. 28.1905. and had lived in an appeal of an earlier ruling made People living near the quarry- senior goaltender Jason Stansfield Commission decision. Cheney said. have been allowed to quarry several nieces and nephews. by the Zoning Commission. First have complained about the noise T posted a shutout in his first start of Manchester for more than 44 anywhere on the property. A private graveside service will Selectmen Douglas Cheney said and vibration caused by blasting.; the year to pace the triumph. S years. Until her retirement, she Cheney would not comment on ■The suit is the latest round in a Manchester won Tuesday be­ S be held in East Cemetery at the this morning. Buck has contended that (he blasts • was a seamstress at G. Fox ft Co. in the case, and Buck could not be dispute between Buck and the town convenience of the family. There David Buck, owner of Box are within legal limits, and (h e ' cause of an obvious edge in depth Hartford She also worked at reached for comment today. about the quarry operation. In are no calling boors. Pioneer Parachute, and taught Mrantain (Quarries Inc., filed the In May, the Zoning Commission Zoning Commission required (he over a thin Enfield squad. The May. Bock’s quarry permit was momentum of Jensen’s late first- m (est blas( (o de(ermine if (he Memorial donations may be sewing and tailoring at the Adult suit in Tolland County Superior denied permits sought by Buck to eT#«>nBoston Red Sox problems on the Fenway Park has been great for us. just great. 400 Main St. Burial will be in East <239 — ro u n d u p o n p a g e 11 mound. Glastonbury Visiting Nurses. 647 Cemetery. Calling hours are Fri­ still have a way to go before The ball park might have some­ New London Turnpike. Glaston­ claiming their first American 7 day. one hour before the service. •Fisher 2-Head MTS-Stereo (i only) <299 thing to do with It. Who knows?” bury 06033. or the Glastonbury Memorial donations may be made League East championship since Evans greeted Clear with a The victory. Boston’s 14th in 17 Volunteer Ambulance Association. double down the left-field line. Rich to the American Heart Association. •Fisher 2-Head-Cable Ready (l only) <219 1975, but they've made a believerof nated Milwaukee and Baltimore games, boosted the club’s lead over P O. Box 453. Glastonbury 06033. Gedman struck out, but Clear 310 Collins St.. Hartford. 06105 Milwaukee Manager George from the division race. the New York Yankees and To­ •RCA 4-Head-Wireless Remote (e only) <299 Bamberger. uncorked a wild pitch advancing ronto Blue Jays to nine games. Evans to third. With the Infield Clemens struck out 10, raising And Boston’s magic number •Toshiba 4-Head playing in for a possible play at the <349 "Those guys do everything they his league-leading total to 227, and became 9 — any combination of plate, Dave Henderson hit a sharp Police decision on hold have to to beat you.” Bamberger earned his sixth consecutve tri­ nine victories and losses by New •All Models on sale grounder to short. said Tuesday night after the Red umph on Dwight Evans’ - tie- York and Toronto — mean the BOLTON — The Board of Select­ parking lot of the elementary Sox swept the Brewers 2-1 and 63 in breaking 23rd homer leading off division flag. men made no decision Tuesday school and in the shopping center at Rookie Edgar Diaz, playing his a doubleheader. the seventh inning against hard- “ Every time you win It makes it night on whether to include more Bolton Notch. first major league game, couldn’t Cheney said the constables feel TELEVISION CLEARANCE luck rookie Juan Nieves. a little more difficult for the teams detail in the town constables’ handle the ball and it bounced public log of reported crimes. that if there were an emergency at "Toronto had their run, so did chasing you.” McNamara said. the school when cars are in the Baltim ore, Detroit and New In the second game, Boston took away. Evans scored and Hender­ "They’re running out of time.” First Selectman Douglas Cheney parking lot, there would be no way •13” Color TV (12 only) <129 York,” Bamberger added. "But advantage of every break in the son wound up at second on the Despite the homer by Molitor. told fellow selectmen that the town for fire apparatus to get through. •19” Color TV (12 only) these guys just keep coming back. book. The Red Sox scored three error. Schiraldi hiked his record to 4-1. He will have to check with Lt. Royal Cheney said there is no town <179 Luck has a little to do with It, but runs, two on third baseman Paul also has eight saves in a record Schlffer. commander of the state ordinance that provides for fire when you’re that good, you’re Molitor’s thowing error in the first The Red Sox went on to score five compiled since Aug, 2. police troop in Colchester, on the lanes or establishes a fine for •19” Color TV (1 only) <129 going to have a little luck.” inning. more runs as Clear threw two more Boggs extended his hitting format of the public tog. violations. wild pitches, hit a batter, walked Cheney said the decision on what streak to 18 games and finished the The selectmen agreed to ask the •Sony 15” C0lor/(6 only) <288 one and allowed a two-run single by information should be released to The Red Sox didn’t need much Then, after Molitor tied the score doubleheader with a .352 average, town’s representatives in the Gen­ Wade Boggs and an RBI single by the public would have to be made eral Assembly to pressure the •25” Sony XBR-Romoto Control (2 only) <899 help from lady luck In the first 3-3 on a homer by Molitor on relief less than two points ahead of the S game as right-hander Roger Cle­ rookie Pat Dodson before being by the state police, who supervise Municipal Police Training Council, ace Calvin Schiraldi’s first pitch in Yankees’ Don Mattingly in the AL AP photo HP replaced by John Henry Johnsoh, the constabulary. a state agency, to hold a session of •25” Color TV.Romoto Control (1 only) <299 mens scattered six hits for his the eighth, the Red Sox biounced’ batting race Charles Holland, a member of the preliminary training course for major league-leading 23rd victory. back. another former Boston reliever. The Red Sox send right-hander Roger Clemens of the Red Sox follows through as he the Board of Finance and a deputy constables. “ We got a few breaks and we Dennis "Oil Can” Boyd. 169. to the delivers a pitch In the opener Tuesday night against the sheriff, ik seeking a more complete Two of Bolton's 11 constables WithputTfanfare, the first game - Veteran right-hander Mark were able to capitalize on them.” mound tonight against Milwau­ Milwaukee Brewers at Fenway Park. Clemens struck out public log than the one the town have not received that training and MICROWAVE CLEARANCE victory mathematically ellml- Clear, whose wildness drove the McNamara said. kee’s Mike Berkbeck. 62. now keeps. thus are limited in the duties they 10 In winning his 23rd game of the season. Also Tuesday, Cheney reported can perform under the law. Yar that the constables want the town The training session has not been •Toshiba Deluxe Microwave (6 only) <131 AL roundup to establish fire lanes in the offered recently. BAt •Sampo Microwave (2 only) <71 G«rl MHS looking for hoop coach Shel RIpt Bolton hires an assessor •Litton Microwave (3 only) <9I Mur Mattingly chasing Boggs 9 Trol •Litton Microwave-ov«r wb coBBter (i only) <341 Mk' BOLTON — Charles P. Danna would will fill Hutchinson’s other as Steve Armstrong resigns Steti Jr., an assistant assessor in South jobs. Den ■ i H Windsor, has been named Bolton’s The selectmen met in closed •Panasonic Touch Pad (3 only) <181 Bv Len Auster Rov ‘T il miss it a lot,” Arm­ GuH assessor. The job is a 15-hour-a- Sports Editor session Tuesday night to discuss strong. who led his first varsity for batting championship week position that has a salary of the personnel problem. •Deluxe Touch-Pad Mniu-Powor (3 only) <15! reft $7,500 a year. team in 197680 to a share of the There is only so much one Central Connecticut Interscho­ Bolt Danna, a Bolton resident, will Building inspections in Bolton individual can pursue at one lastic League title, said. ” 1 don’t By Ken Rappoport tion of nine Boston victories and and the 213 hits, which lead the continue to work for the town of G< are being done temporarily by time and for this primary miss it now but by the end of The Associated Press nine losses by the Yankees and the major leagues, were t wo more than South Windsor as well. SPECIAL CLEARANCE ON: E- Gene Bolles of Vernon and James reason Manchester High School November I know I ’ll miss it. Blue Jays will give the Red Sox the career mark he set last season. I. I The appointment, made Tu esdaj^ FitzPatrick of Manchester, both of is now in the market for a new ” I feel sorry for the three There’s still some suspense in the their first AL East championship Rookie Doug Drabek, 67, won his 2B - night by the Board of Selectman, (27), whom are building inspectors in WE WILL NEVER girls’ basketball coach. seniors. Erin Prescott. Anna American League East, but it has since 1975. Boston currently holds a third game in a row. allowing one , fills one of several jobs left vacant Refrigerators, Washers, their respective towns. BE UNDERSOLD!!! Steve Armstrong. S3, the head Riggio and Kris Cool. I was nothing to do with the teams It’s nine-game lead over both teams. ran on seven hits in five innings. when Calvin Hutchinson resigned Danna has served in the past as coach the past seven years, has looking forward to working with the sizzling race between Bo.ston’s In other AL games. Minnesota Bob Shirley pitched the last four ' Be as a Bolton official to become a WE WON’T TURN AWAY A SALEIII Dryers and Dishwashers submitted his resignation. Man­ defeated Cleveland 7-3: Toronto innings for his third save. Scott M an assessor’s aide in East Hart­ them. They’re great kids. But a Wade Boggs and New York’s Don 13 building inspector in Manchester. ford, an assessment technician in MAKE US A REASONABLE OFFER, chester director of athletics positive thing is whoever Mattingly for the league batting turned back Detroit 6-4: Seattle McGregor, 10-13, was the loser. Snell Current ^ans are to hire an Manchester, a field appraiser in ...AND IT'S YOURSm Above ere one of e kind demo-dlepley modele Mike Simmons confirmed Tues­ coaches will have those three title. blanked Chicago 7-0: California "The years he’s been having are Khnr engineer who will also serve as a among the best.” Orioles Manager Mansfield, an appraiser for a real COME BY CAR, VAN, TRUCK, day that Armstrong resigned at kids who will help as captains.” ’’This is as good as I ’ve felt at the nipped Kansas City 65 and Texas Drat sanitarian and to hire a building estate firm, and a designer and the start of the current school Simmons said he hopes to plate as far as knowing myself, outscored Oakland 10-6. Earl Weaver said of Mattingly. 6 Shin BIKE...ANYWAYYOU Dr inspector who will also be zoning draftsman for construction year. have a new coach named by the knowing the pitchers and making Mattingly hit his second home "Now. it’s just a matter of putting CAN GET HERE,...BUT: the numbers on the board year McG enforcement officer. Those moves companies. Armstrong, who saw his beginning of October. ’Tveh ad small adjustments.” Mattingly ran in two nights, went over the 100 pitch PONT MISS THIS SALEH! seven teams compile an 80-66 a number of applicants from said Tuesday night after going RBI mark for the third straight after year and seeing what they H8 SUNDAY » : 06- 5.-00 won-lost mark, is currently 3-for-5 and boosting his batting season, and set a career mark with look like when he retires. So far, Un within the system already,” he Seco Health Insurers against smoking Yasytogettoi taking two graduate courses said. average to .350 in an 8-1 victory 213 hits, to lead the Yankees over you aren’t going to beat it.” T- over the Baltimore Orioles. Baltimore MSNARTTMBWw . working eventually toward his Armstrong served as junior Twlnt 7, Indians 9 WASHINGTON (AP) - Smok percent) limit smoking to desig­ EAROEntt Cr>( doctorate in history and real­ STEVE ARMSTRONG varsity coach for four years That put him just two percentage He hit a two-ran homer in New York’s three-run first inning, Billy Beane hit a three-run ing at health insurance companies nated areas Three-quarters of the sew ized the load would be too great ...Stopping down before taking over as head points behind Boggs, who went L e to bear. 3-for-8 in the Red ^ x ’s 2-1 and 63 singled jn the third inning and homer and Mark Portugal pitched may become a thing of the past firms offer smoking cessation ■safr?annr5SB coach. He is a 1970 graduate of 6 2-3 innings of one-run relief as “ I didn’t think I ’d have time ’T m sad to see him go but I doubleheader sweep of the Milwau­ doubled and scored in front of Dave R« according to a survey by the programs, the most common form Manchester High School and a Minnesota ended its nine-game Health Insurance Association e> for the course-work and coach­ know his request to pursue his kee Brewers and maintained his Winfield’s three-run homer in the of employee health promotion. waff 1973 graduate of the University road losing streak with a victory in •CASK ing and I ’ve been shown that I doctorate is one I command him average at .352. seventh The Yankee first base- America. 6 4 7 -9 9 9 7 of Connecticut. He is currently a Cleveland It says the survey of 108 health Among the firms that have •l3IEIHTC«n made the right choice.” Arm­ on,” said Simmons. “ Coaching With their 14th victory in the last man added an RBI on a forceout in TONI •MONTIiLT social studies teacher at the Portugal. 68. allowed three hits 7:3t insurers showed that two out of implemented a formal nonsmok­ strong said..’ ‘H iere’s no way. no takes so much time antfit would high school. He plans to remain 17 starts, the Red Sox reduced their the eighth for the Yankees’ final MT n . 8 • m IR. 6 66RIH MYREHn ran. and struck out four while walUng 7:X three have formal non-smoking ing policy, the reaction has been way I could do thi8 (classwork) b6 very hard to do both at the as the schools’ junior varsity magic number to 9 despite victo­ sChoi policies at the worksite. Most (71 ■'overwhelmingly favorable.” and coach at the same time.” same time,” he added baseball coach. ries by division ninnersup New The two RBI in the first inning T X York and Toronto. Any combina­ gave Mattingly 100 for the season Please tarn ta 11 It- M A N C H E S T E R H E R A L D . W edn e sd a y. S ept. 17. 1986 - 11 Scholintle roundup

remove the guilty person. Added teammate Roger Cle­ will be taken at Shea. Security there, but that’s the first knife I ’ve either. The scourge of rowdy fans is not mens: “’There were a lot of people personnel will be increased by ever seen.” Angels Manager Gene ” I don’t want to go to any kind of confined to those two ballparks. drinking. After a while it’s not even NEW YORK - When they are almost M percent to 2W guards, Mauch said. stadium ever again. It’s just not The problem exists throughout the a game anymore. It becomes not shooting each other, throwing beer sales will be cut off before the Yet earlier this season at Shea worth it. especially if you have MHS boy runners score important victory m ajor leagues, and Commissioner something else. ’’ knives at players or stealing hats, stwenth inning and announcements Stadium. Franklin Stubbs of the c h ild re n .” Peter Ueberroth has made it one of Also on that night, about l.OOO B v O they are ripping up someone else’s will be made over the public- Los Angeles Dodgers was the Even when they are not violent. ENFIELD — Manchester High Saturday momhig at the Bethel his priorities and made sugges­ Mets fans stampeded through the nailed down its third consecutive The stadium. address system and on the target of a knife that missed New York fans leave their mark. beys’ crest ceuntry team get past a Invitational. Erardi. tions. among them that beer sales upper deck at Philadelphia’s Vete­ victory on Tuesday, but It wasn’t Just how bad are those New York scoreboard. Last year. Yankee Stadium fans majer hurdle in itt quest for the R e s i^ : t Corotyn Verden (Rj ne Cool’s lO-yard insurance goal — be stopped after the seventh rans Stadium and rip p ^ up seats, ”I never saw Stl.OOO people come easy. It was fam iliar, though. described by Erardi as ’’her finest Th( baseball fans? inning. O n J u ly 4. 1985. a p re g n a n t loudly booed throughout the Cana­ Central Cennecticut Cenference nme given, i. ciwryf Sherwood i frustrated that their team had out on the field before.” Mets woman was shot while sitting in the dian national anthem “0 Canada” KiT Jojds (M)^4._^ol^TurklnRtati Noah Bavler drilled in an unas­ moment as a varsity performer.” be 8l "They’re,the worst I’ve ever But the incidents, particularly East Divitien champienship Tues­ 5. Tommy Tomitv' Croken (R),”** Merry blown another chance to clinch the second baseman Wally fockm an upper deck with her husband and when it was played prior to a game (»). .. 6. sisted. 37-yard comer kick at 27:45 — secured the victory at 18:45 of almo seen.” Philadelphia shortstop the ugly ones, seem to happen more day with a 2S-34 decisien ever Chodiigwiez,lowtez------(M>, L .„ ,7. . Fottl Wong (R), 8. National League East said. “ I ’ll just have to figure out my Chris Ntalsgn of the first half for the game’s only the second half. team Steve Jeltr said. “ You look up in often in New York. two sons at Yankee Stadium. against Toronto. Reckvllle High in its epening dual 9. Corelyn Fghey championship. escape routes.” Tm), 16. Betta indirsoMM) marker as Coventry edged host Indian defenders Wendy Pede- will r the stands and there are fights all Joanne Barrett, then 34. suffered a meet ef the campaign. The Indians Consider last Saturday. During a “You see it everywhere, obsceni­ That reaction prompted an offi­ Woodstock High. 1-0. monte. Sue Webb. Rachel Odell 10 be the tim e” fracture when a bullet passed alse jegged past best Ferm i High. nationally televised game at Yan­ It’s no wonder that Mets Man­ cial apology to Canadians by U.S. The Patriots beat Woodstock on a It I Brawls frequently break out at ties and fights.” said veteran Greg through her hand. 15-50. and freshmen Meg Berte all were kee Stadium. Boston’s Jim Rice led ager Davey Johnson said he would Gross of the Phillies. “But New Ambassador Tom Niles, and the similar, unassisted corner kick last solid. confi Shea Stadium and Yankee Sta­ a Red Sox charge into the seats ”I’d never walk into another Reckvllle teek the first twe prefer his club win the title on the York might be the most destructive next night the public-address an- Chenpy trimmed year. befoi dium. Vendors have gotten beaten stadium again.” she said this places but the Indians swept the after a fan reached onto the field road, rather than face the probable and it seems like things are worse nounceer at Yankee Stadium read "Bavier put it In there,” said AFC up. and the blare of oversized and grabbed Rice’s cap while he week. ” I’d be too nervous. All the next five placements led by Shaun Cheney Tech'i cross country pandemonium at Shea Stadium. with New York fans.” drinking and marijuana. You a statement rem inding fans of ’ ‘our Coventry coach Bob Plaster, des­ Girls swimming the radios and smell of marijuana lay prone following a collision with Brephy. “Brephy ran an eutttand- team dropped its season opener, “ Please don’t destroy the sta­ Destructive, and dangerous. never know when someone is going two countries’ long history as cribing the winning goal, which divis smoke often fill the upper decks. a teammate. Ing race,” said Manchester coach 19-38, to Prince Tech Tuesday at dium.” Mets first baseman Keith Three weeks ago. California’s a llie s .” curved into the back comer past MHS wins opener Bu Fair balls hit down the lines are Asked if he were not at least a to go berserk. George Suitor. "He wa* running Wickham Park. Prince, 1-0, fea­ Hernandez implored fans. “I hope Wally Joyner was hit in the arm by “ I was a lifelong Yankee fan until ’’The image is that we’re all Woodstock keeper John Doughty. It was a close call at Manchester each routinely gobbled up by long- little frightened by the prospect of with Chuck Kittredge and Tom tured the top four finishers. Todd they don’t tear up our park, a foot-long knife thrown from the J u ly 4. 1985. A fte r th a t. I th re w out awful.” said Perry Silvey. another ” He’s done that three or four times High’s swim team opener. there armed spectators. Security guards going into the stands at Yankee Cary for the whole race. He passed Rose paced the 0-1 Beavers in fifth because we’ve got to play in it.” upper deck at Yankee Stadium. He all of my Yankees’ things. I Yankee fan ’’That’s not true. But. I now (in his career).” Entering the final two events 9-7 te are booed, and sometimes pelted Stadium. Rice said: “ I t ’s just as Cary with 800 meters (to go) and place with a time of 20:05. Tonight, in anticipation of a was shaken, but not hurt. switched and became a Mets fan. always expect something bad to The tight tilt saw each side take against visiting Windsor High at Sta with debri.s. when they try to dnnrcroiis on the field” Cary came back and beat him at Cheney Is back in action Friday Wntc* clinching, extra precautions ’’I ’ve been hit with nuts and bolts But I wouldn’t go to Shea Stadium. happen when I go there.” 14 shots, with defensive players on the MHS pool, the Indians trailed. Raid the finish. against homestanding Stafford yean High at 3:30 p.m. both teams preventing what looked 70-72. Stacey Tomkiel, Erin Sulli­ "In Saturday's (Windham) Invi­ like sure goals in the second half. mayl Results — 1. Noland (F) 17:53, 2. van and Grace Phillips then tational. Cary beat Brophy by 24 Coventry’s Peter Lazzerini co­ S Fir Rangosonr.my (F), 3. Ac«v9do (F), 4. proceeded to sweep the 100-yard seconds, today he was only eight Thompson (P), 5. Rose (C), 4. Ron vered up to clear a comer kick off breaststroke and Manchester took then seconds behind. ” he added Pirtel (CTL 7. jehndrow (CT), 8. Brett shing Lassen (CT), 9. Canty (P), 10. Howes the goal line and then Woodstock's first and third in the 400-yard Packed in behind Brophy were (CT), Aaron Ahola returned the favor freestyle relay to emerge on top, play; SCOREBOARD Steve Gallacher. Senan Gorman. with a sliding save on a Paul 93-79. New Bob Dickson and sophomore Todd Rheault shot. Tomkiel also won the 200 IM. Chari LIscomb. They were within five Boys soccer Pats’ goalie Ron Gardner had 10 while teammates Cathy Topping Nol seconds of each other Dan Hull saves, while Doughty was credited and Gretchen Sines copped the 200 the 8( RMl8ox2.Brsw0n 1 Ringiri 10. A 'l 6 was eighth for the Rams but Sean RletiA.CinllnsIsZ E xpoa 4, C u b s 1 Bolton tied up with 7. free and 100 back, respectively. ”W Toland. Tom Lyon and Chris B aseball ’’Woodstock was bigger than us Manchester also triumphed in both E a toui TSXAS _ OAKLAND CHICAGO M O N TR fAL Chappell secured the next three BOLTON — Bouncing back from Flore MILWAUKK ■OSTON fsPORTSCARO] NBW YORK STLOUIS and won most balls in the a ir,” relays. sOrhM abrhM obrhbl obrhM abrhbl ObrltM places for Manchester a 2-0 deficit, Bolton High dead­ rcser d b r h M o b r lt M M cD w elcf 5 2 2 2 G riffin ss 3 3 2 0 CWolkr rt 4 12 0 Candoel 2b noted Plaster. ” It was a good Others swimmer.s who per­ M o llto r * 4 0 10 Bo«gs3b MWIIsncf 3 1 0 0 Coleman It 5 0 10 4 0 0 0 locked visiting Bacon Academy. Amsrtcin Laigus itandlngi 4 0 11 Sierra If 3 2 11 Murphy cf 5 1 2 2 Mitchell If 2 10 0 SndbrgTb 4 0 0 0 Webster ct 3 10 0 “ We ran a good team race. The competitive match,” "The Yount ct 4 0 0 0 Barrett 2b 3 0 0 0 OBrIen 1b M cC iw cf 4 2 3 0 2-2, In non-conference soccer ac­ formed well for the 1-0 Indians Cooper 1b 3 111 Lansfrd3b 4 0 0 1 Oyksfro cf 2 0 0 0 VonSlyk rf 4 0 10 PoIfneIr If 4 0 11 Rolnes If 4 12 0 boys knew they had to beat Coventry hosts Bacon Academy to sta 4 0 0 0 B ucknrib 4 0 2 0 Porter c 2 0 0 0 Bochte 1b 5 1 1 1 Morlnd3b 4 0 0 0 Dowson rt tion Tuesday at the Bulldogs’ field included Lisa Phillips. Jill White. Oollvle If 0 0 0 0 Tarver pr KHrndz 1b 5 0 10 Loga lb 2 0 11 3 1 1 0 Rockville's third runner and they The to s t DtvMien 0 0 0 0 Mercodph 0 0 0 0 Knomndh 4 0 0 0 Carter c 3 13 0 LIndmn 1b 10 0 0 Durhm 1b 2 0 10 Krnchc 3b 3 1 0 1 in a Charter Oak Conference Stephanie Pullmann. Lori Gallo. W L Brotfos it 4 12 0 StapUn 1b 0 0 0 0 PetrcSIl c The tie leaves Bolton 0-1-2 for the the N Ret. O t R obim db 3 1 2 2 Canseco It 4 0 11 Sfrwbrv rf 3 0 10 Pndtln3b 4 0 10 JDavIs c 2 0 0 0 Galorrg 1b 3 0 13 did It.” Suitor said. "LIscomb had a contest on Friday at 3:30 p.m. Sue Burns and Kristin Perry. Boston 88 57 .407 3 0 0 0 Rice If 4 0 0 0 LAPrsh 3b 5 2 3 4 MDovIs rf 2 0 0 0 Dunston ss season while Bacon Is now 1-0-1. Deer rt 4 0 10 Baylor db Orosco p 10 0 0 Herr 2b 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Foley ss 2 0 0 0 great performance. We now have the t New York 79 44 .545 9 3 0 10 Incvglla rf 3 0 0 0 DHIII 2b 3 0 0 0 K n l^ f 3b Lynch p 0 0 0 0 Telodac 3 0 0 0 Bolton bounced back for the tie, MHS travels to Bulkelry High in Toronto Riles ss 3 0 2 1 OwEvns rf 2 1 1 1 Brower If 5 0 12 DSmlth ss 10 0 1 some serious training to do in the 79 44 .545 9 Gontnr a> 1 0 0 0 W illard c 2 0 0 0 Teufel 2b 10 0 0 PPerrv p 0 0 0 0 Dernier ct 2 0 0 0 Tibbs p 3 0 0 0 Hartford on Friday fora 3:30 meet Detroit 76 49 .524 3 0 0 0 Armas cf 3 0 0 0 Slouotrt dh but it should have had the win. ” We Girls soccer P 12 5 0 0 0 Tillman ph 1000 Bckmn 2b 1110 Sutcliffe p 2 0 0 0 next two weeks.” Cleveland CMoorec 3 0 0 0 DHedsncf 0 0 0 0 Buechle2b Monrlo oh 10 0 0 Results: 73 72 .500 15 4 110 Tettlefonc 1111 Sontono ss 4 0 11 Soffp 0 0 0 0 Speler ss 10 0 0 Manchester’s next action is had the crossbar five times,” said Boltimore 48 77 Gedmonc 3 0 0 0 Fletchr ss 3 1 1 0 200 medley re(av — l, Manchester .449 20 Aguilera p 3 0 0 0 Lvilrec 3 0 0 0 Tetats 18 1 4 1 Totals ■ 4 4 4 frustrated Bulldog coach Ray MHS wins again (Sines, Tomkiel, L.Phillips, Topping) Milwaukee 48 77 .449 20 Owen ss 2 1 1 0 Tefoh a to 11 to Tetots M 4 7 4 Saturday morning at the Bethel Totals a I 4 1 Tetots M a n llll rf 10 0 0 Lndrm pb 10 0 0 Boyd. Freshman Tom Cavar was 2:10.2, 2. WIndspr, 3, Windsor. West Mvistan a 2 4 2 Chicgge 180 888 88»-1 Invitational ENFIELD — Make that three in Californio _ Conroy p 0 0 0 0 200 free — I. Topping (M ) 2:22.2, 2. 83 40 .580 I * « ” ■ 188 221-18 Boever p 2 0 10 Montreal 808 M9 W t Results: 1. Chuck K ittredge (R) 14:44 the loudest goalpost ringer as he Texas 75 70 MJlwavkee 188 8 8 8 -1 m 4 a row for the Manchester High D oherty (W), 3. Sines (M). .517 9 m OMIand ne N8 881— 4 Oouend ss 2 0 0 0 \7UiTie Tviriiiinv rxDi — v9Uiurro|gQ \it. course record), 2. Tom Cary (R), 3. banged two direct shots off the 200 IM — 1. Tom kiel (M ) 2:38.8, 2. Kansas City 48 74 .472 15’/2 - 888 818 18X-2 Gonje Winning RBI — Petralll (1). Totals M 4 8 2 DP—Montreal 3 LDB—Chicago 3, Monl- girls. Oakland Game Winning RBI — DwEyans (4). Totals a 2 8 2 Jhaun Brophy (M ), 4. Steve Gallacher bars. C ollette (W), 3. Sulllyon (M). 47 79 459 17'/j . Murphy LDB—Texas 4, Dok- reol 4. 2B —Galarrogo. 3B — Harald photo by Tucker MHS copped Its third straight Seattle DP—Mllwoukee 1. l d B— (M), 5. Senan Gorman (M), 4. Bob SO free — 1. Timlin (W) 28.0, 2. 44 81 .441 20 D riffin , Bochte, Murphy. New York 881 008 018-4 CWolker.SB—Raines 2 (40). CWalker (9), ” It was like the Cheney Tech Chlcooo 43 Mllwoukee 4, Boston 5. 2B— Boggs. HR— Dickson (M), 7. Todd LIscomb (M), 8. shutout win in as many tries. 3-0, Pullmonn (M ), 3. Sflenoel (W). 81 .438 2D'/7 3 B --jy ro llI. HR—McDowell (18), Murphy ftleuls ioo 801 8 0 8 -2 Dowson (14) Don H ull (R), 9. Seon Tolond (M), 10. game (1-1 tie) where we would D lylng — 1. Renaud (W ) 154.65, 2. Minnesota 42 82 431 21 Vj DwEyans (23). SG—Riles (4). SF—Riles (8), DB_rlen (»^^, LAPorrlsh2(24), Tetheton over homestanding Enfield In CCC Game Winning•••■•■iiitv rsiixtRBI ---— TMlllglllKnight \li;. (11). Tom Lvon (M). attack and find it too congested up Manchester High's Jen Faber has control of the soccer G utferm an (W), 3. Hornbostel (M). Tuesetoy's Games * <31), MDovIS 2 (23), E—OSm lth2. DP—NewYork2,StLouls2 IP H R ER BB SO East girls’ soccer action on Texas 10. Oakland 4 Milwaukee 100 fly — 1. Kidder (W ) 1:10.9, 2. me DHIII (5), McDowell (29). SF—Sierra. LOB—New York 11, StLouls 8. 2B— Chicago front and Bacon had a good ball In a game last week at Memorial Field. Faber and the Tuesday. M cM dhon i\At%(W), 3. ^ Collette (W). ' Boston 2, Milwaukee 1,1st same Nieves L.1011 7 5 2 2 3 3 , IP H R BR BB SO MH8 girls split Le Piesuc 1 1 0 0 0 0 McGee 2, Carter. 3B—Pendleton, Back Sutclitte L.A14 4 4 4 4 4 9 counterattack game.” Boyd cited. 100 free — 1. Timlin (W) 59.8, 2. Boston 9, Milwaukee 3, 2nd oome Texas mon. Lynch 2 0 0 0 0 4 rest of the Indians blanked Enfield In Enfield on Tuesday, Amy Barrera, Kris Cool and Jen New York 8, Baltimore 1 Beslen BWItt 4 2-3 5 5 5 4 10 E N F IE L D — Taking four of the Bolton had a 22-11 edge In shots. Topping (M), 3. Pullmann (M). / ^ W IP H R ER as SD Montreal 3-0. Atwell scored goals for the 3-0 500 free — 1. K idder (W ) 6:20.4, 2. MInnesoto 7, Cleveland 3 Clemens W,23- Merldith W.1-0 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 New York Tibbs W.7-B 9 4 1 1 3 4 top five placements, defending Bacon, however, notched the at Toronto Detroit 4 49 4 1 1 1 10 Harris S,17 3 2 1 1 0 5 Indians, while Paula Hollis regis­ D oherty (W), 3. Prelesnik (M). 6, WP—Nieves. Aguilera W,84 4 2-3 8 2 2 3 4 WP—Sutcliffe PB—JDavIs. state Class LL champ Rockville first two goals Stuart Phillips 100 back — 1. Sines (M ) 1:13.9, 2. up< Seoftle 7, Chlcooo 0 Oakland Orosco S,18 2 1-3 0 0 0 0 3 Umpires—Home, Pallone; First, Rlp- tered the goose egg. Manchester is Californio 4, Kansas City 5 Umpires—Home, Reilly; First, Welke; Anrkjiar 5 3 3 3 1 3 High subdued defending CCC East scored on a penalty kick at 36:10 of move the ball on us.” Stiengel (W), 3. Burns (M). Second, Denklnger; Third, Scott. StLouls pley; Second, Engle; Third, Runge Tech triumphs now 2-0 in the CCC East. 100 breast — 1. Tom kiel (M ) 1:18.2, 2. , Wednesday's Oames !-«•«>*'■ 1-3 0 1 1 1 0 Conroy L4^9 2 2 3 1 3 3 5 2 Division champ Manchester High the first half and Vance Vromm Cusson stuck in an 18-yarder at Texas (Correa 9-13) at Oakland (RodrI- T—2:35. Bair 2-321110 Enfield slips to 0-3 overall and 0-2 Sulllyon (M), 3. Phillips (M). Boever 3 1-3 2 0 0 2 0 19-36, in an early season girls’ cross made it 2-0 at 8:28 of the second HARTFORD - Cheney Tech 18:39 of the first half, after Johnson 400 free relay — 1. Manchester ouei 00), 3:15 p.m. VonOhlen LJ)-3 1-3 3 2 2 1 0 P f ^ r y 2 3 1112 in the conference. s Baltimore (Bell OO) at New York country showdown Tuesday at the remained unbeaten on Tuesday, settled and dished off a corner kick (While, Prelesnik, Sullivan, P u l­ Moonvhm 1 2 2 2 1 2 Soft 1 2 0 0 0 0 half. Jerry DePold began Bolton’s ” It was a frustrating game in the lmann), no time given; 2. Windsor, 3. (Tewksbury 4-4),7:»p.m . RoilRoxQ.BreweriS Krueger 12-3 1 1 l o 0 HBP—DSmlth by Aguilera WP— Fermi High course. and that’s not even the good news. by Cheney’s Scott House, who was W WP—BWItt 2. Darryl Strawbarry comeback at 21:30 with a 25-yard sense that we had opportunity after Manchester (Gallo, Scheldeman, Minnesota (Heaton 7-13) ot Cleveland Conrtv,;onrev, PPerrv------2 BK—Agullero- - - ” 1 think the learn ran well even one of the game’s outstanding Perry, Burns). rep (Swindell M ), 7:35 p.m. Umpires—Home, Brinkmon; First, Coo­ Transactions screened shot past Bobcat keeper The Beavers, who tied their first opportunity and came up empty.” though we lost." said Manchester performers. Detroit (Morris 17-8) at Toronto (Cloncv Second Oome ney; Second, Kaiser; Third, Palermo Now in his fourth major- Umpires—Home, DeMuth; First, West; Dennis Holt two games this season, broke Into said nit-picking Coach Joe Erardi. roui 14-10), 7:35 p.m. MILWAUKEE BOSTON 1:14. A—4,114 Second, MeSherry; Third, B.Williams coach Phil Blanchette ” We were Cote added a short-side 10- Milwaukee (BIrkbeck 01) ot Boston league season with the New Midfielder Rob Landolphi tied It the victory column with a 3-0 whose Indians host Hartford Pub­ Volleyball S; obrhbl obrhbl T—3:02. A—30,935. BASEBALL missing four runners due to Illness yarder II minutes later. (Bovd 14-9), 7:35 p.m. M olltor3b 4 1 1 1 Boggs 3b 4 2 2 2 York Mets. he was named with 32 seconds left. A cross came shutout over host Prince Tech lic at Memorial Field Friday at at : Kansas City (Jackson 1O10) ot California Yount cf Mariners 7. White Sox 0 Nehenal Leoeue and Injuries but we held our own Abbruzzese’s pad tally came at 3 1 1 0 Barrett 2b 4 10 0 National League Rookie of CINCINNATI REDS—Recoiled Scott to Wade Cassells and he and the Mark Cusson, Rolland Cote and 3:30 p.m. ” We moved the ball very East succumbs Bar (Sutton 14-9), 10:35 p.m Cooperdh 4 0 0 0 Dodson 1b 4 2 2 2 with Rockville.” he added 19:20 of the second half Chlcopo (Bannister 9-11) ot Seattle the Year for 1983. AalroaO.Redal Terry, pitcher, from Denver oft heAmerIcon goalie fought for possession. Cas­ Gino Abbruzzese each scored their alte B r o m If 4 0 10 Rice If 3 12 0 Assoclotlon. well, playing total soccer but just The East Catholic Eagles were (Lonoston 12-11), 10:35 p.m. RobobTdx___ 1b 4 13 1 CHICAGO SEATTLE Carolyn Verdon and Cheryl sells won. and sent a little chip to first goals of the year for 1-0-2 Cheney held a 23-12 advantage In Baylor dh 5 0 0 0 BASKETBALL couldn’t finish.” Stre ThursdOY's Games Deer rf 4 0 10 DwEvns rf Ob r h bl Ob r h M Sherwood took the first two spots shots. Prince keeper Rondel Cha­ swept In three sets by visiting Fitch 3 111 Boston cf 4 0 0 0 HOUSTON CINCINNATI Nottanal Basketball Asteclollen Landolphi who cut onto the ball and Cheney. Doug Johnson assisted on Barrera, off a feed from Jill Mllwoukee ot Boston, 7:35 p.m. Sveum 2b 4 0 0 0 Armos cf 3 0 0 0 Moses cf 5 12 0 N8A QRAPHIC for the Rams with junior Kim ney slopped 16. while the Beavers’ of Groton, 3-15, 4-15, 12-15. In Chicago ot Seattle, 10:35 p.m. Cerone c 3 0 10 Guillen ss 4 0 10 PBrodly It 4 1 2 0 a b rh u Ob r h bl LDS ANGELES LAKERS—Announced touched it home from a yard out. the Initial marker, while Ba Pho set Boggini. tallied at 3:29 Into the tilt. Gedmonc 2 0 11 Baines rf Hotcher ct 5111 Larkin ss that Bill Daniels hos purchased 5 percent Tom Dowd came up with 7 saves. volleyball action Tuesday ( Kansas City ot Calltornia, 10:35 p.m. DIat ss 2 0 10 Sax c 3 0 2 0 4 0 10 ADavIs 1b 5 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 Jarvis In third place for the locals Landolphi and DePold at mid- up the second The third goal was O ily games scheduled Hassev dh 4 0 10 Presley 3b 4 13 2 Dorexi 2b 5 2 2 0 Bell 3b 3 1 1 0 ot the team. Cool and Atwell added unassisted The loss evens East's record lo Riles ph 10 0 0 DHedsn ct 2 10 0 Sophomore Merry Chadziewicr. field played well along with fresh­ unassisted. Dowd was cited for a particu­ Dwen ss Holrstn 1b 3 0 0 0 Phelps dh 1 1 0 0 Vtalllng3b 5 12 0 Parker rt 5 0 10 FOOTBALL markers in the second half 1-1. 3 10 0 Cochrn 3b 3 0 0 0 Trtobll rf GDavIs lb 4 12 2 EDovIs ct 3 0 0 0 Canadian Football LeoBue was sixth In her varsity debut for men C.J. JedrewzskI and Clifford The stiff wind was also credited larly exceptional outing by Soucy. T Tefols a 1 9 2 Totals M 910 4 5 12 2 MHS held a whopping 55-7 Although starting slowly, the National League standings Nichols If 3 0 0 0 SBrodlev c 5 1 1 2 Olenta 4. Padrea t Driessn 1b 0 0 0 0 BDIazc 3 0 0 1 MONTREAL ALDUETTES— Manchester with Chris Nielsen, Dooman. Danny Titus had 7 saves with an assist, according to Beaver The Beavers continue their Sep Percont 2b 3 0 0 0 Oulnons ss 4 0 0 0 Bass rf 4 12 0 APerez 1b 4 0 10 Released Harry Sidney, running back. advantage in shots, with Enfield Eagles were able to make a game Ml^kee 880 811 818-1 Cruz It Carolyn Fahey, Belly Anderson. In goal for Bolton while Holt made coach Paul Soucy". month-long road trip with another girl Beslen iso 088 8tx—9 Karkovic c 3 0 10 Revnids 2b 4 12 1 4 0 11 Esasky It 3 0 0 0 keeper Tracey Henna making 31 of It In the third set. Lori Pelletier. East Divislen Totals 11 0 4 0 Totals a 7 12 7 SAN FRAN SAN DIEGO Ashby c 4 0 2 1 Cnepen 2b 2 0 10 OTTAWA ROUGH RIDERS—Signed Jessica Marshall and Kathie Co- 11 slops for Bacon. ”In the first half we struggled away game on Friday against host con W L Pel. OB Game Winning RBI — None. CRenIds ss Dole Thompson, defensive bock. saves. Hollis was credited with six Barbara Haynes and Patti Tosli E—M olltor, Boggs, Diaz. DP— Boston 3. Ob r h bl Ob r h M 2 0 0 1 Gulicksn p 0 0 0 0 meau eighth through 12th Bolton’s next action Is Friday in and we weren’t able to maintain Bocky Hill High at 3:30 p m. me( New York 94 50 .453 — ChlCOfO 088 88- _____ WCIark 1b 5 1 1 0 Flannrv 2b 4 0 10 Knepper p 2 0 0 0 Stilwll ph 0 0 0 0 Notional Football Leogue saves. played well. Phllodelphlo 74 48 .528 18 LDB—Milwaukee 4, Boston 11. 2B—Deer, Andersn • Manchester blanked host Fermi Its Charier Oak Conference opener Rice, Sax, DwEvans, Dodson, Cerone. s e ^ ISO 888 l ^ RThpsn 2b 5 0 10 Roberts 2b 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 RMrphyp 0 0 0 0 CINCINNATI BENGALS-Re-sIgnod the ball,” said Soucy. ’’But in the "Their goalie played exception­ Si St, Louis , 72 72 . 500 » Game Winning RBI — Presley (12). Aldrete It 3 10 0 Bochv ph 10 0 0 VnGrdr ph 0 0 0 0 Jim m y Turner, cornerbock. Ploced Robert 15-50 at home against Cromwell af 3:30 Woodstock cornered East plays next on Monday at A ^ntreol ' 71 71 .500 a 3B—Brooos. HR—M olltor (9). SB— Yount second half, with the wind to our ally well throughout the contest to info (13). f —Guillen 2, ADovIs, (julnones. Rey­ Yongbid It 1 0 10 Gwvnn rf 4 0 2 0 VenobI ph 10 0 0 Jackson, sotety, on Injured reserve. Manchester's next action Is p.m. Mercy High in Middletown at 3:30 Chlcooo 41 83 .424 a nolds. DP—Chicago 1, Seattle 3. LOB— Kutcher cf 0 0 0 0 Kruk If 3 0 2 0 RRobnsn p 0 0 0 0 DETROIT LIONS— Signed Alphonso W il­ advantage, they weren’t able to WOODSTOCK - Coventry High keep It as close as it was.” added 7 atte Pittsburgh 58 85 .404 »'/j p.m. Milwaukee « * « > • « > Chicago 4, Seottle 12. 2B—Presley. HR— MIdndo rf 4 1 1 0 McRvIdcf 4 0 0 0 Dester ph 10 0 0 liams, wide receiver. F West Division SBrodlev (5), Reynolds (1). SB— PBrodlev CDovIs cf 4 0 10 Pyrskl 1b 3 0 0 0 MSmIth p 0 0 0 0 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Ploced Gary Houston 82 42 .549 — Leery 7 4 3 1 4 2 Totals Clear L,5-5 1-3 3 4 3 1 1 Brenly c 3 1 1 0 Mortlnz 1b 10 0 0 a 4 12 4 Totals a 1 4 1 Hogeboom, auorterback, on Injured CIncInnotl 74 70 .514 8 IP H R ER BB SO Oulnons 3b 2 0 0 0 Santiago c 3 0 10 rwerve. Agreed to controct terms with San Froncisco 74 71 .510 8'/j JHJohnsn 2-3 1 0 0 2 2 Beston Chicago Splimn ph 10 12 Wynne ph 1110 »*>-« Bloir Kiel, auorterback. Signed Mike NL roundup Los Angeles 48 74 .472 14 Dotson L,10-15 4 1-3 7 4 4 4 2 Woodrd3fa 1 0 0 0 Asodor3b 3 0 10 Cincinnati ioo OOO 008—1 Lush, defensive back. Waived Victor San Diego 47 78 .442 15'/» S e lle r 5 2-3 5 2 2 3 3 Mattingly, Boggs Crawford 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 2 FIL»on... 3 2-3 5 1 1 2 1 Uribe ss 2 0 0 0 Kenndv ph 10 11 Gome Winning RBI — Hatcher (5). Jackson, defensive bock. Atlonto 44 77 .442 15'/j Seattle Krukow p 3 0 11 Green ss 3 0 0 0 E—Porker. DP—CIncInnotl 1. LOB— PHILADELPHIA EAGLES— Tuesday's Games Schlraldl W,4-l 2 4 1 1 0 3 HBP—Dwen by Clear. WP—Cleor 3. Morgan W,ll-15 9 4 0 0 0 4 MDovIs p 0 0 0 0 Nettles ph 0 0 0 0 Houston 4, Cincinnati 11. 2B—GDavIs, Released Rennie Jones, wide receiver. Montreal 4, Chicago 1 WP—Dotson 2. BK—Morgon. Royster ph 10 0 0 Porker, Ashby 2, Walling, Boss. 3B—Doran Waived Eornest Jackson, running bock. Phllodelphlo 9, Pittsburgh 5 Umpires—Home, Welke; Rrst, Denkln­ ger; Second, Scott; Third, Reilly. Umpires—Home, Kosc; Rrst, Garcia; Wolnop 2 0 0 0 HR—Hotcher (4). S—Gullickson. SF— Houston 4, CIncInnotl 1 CRevnolds. ST. LOUISCARDINALS—Waived Randy Mets finally clinch tie for East title Second, Ford; Third, Reed. Lo Point p 0 0 0 0 go neck-and-neck T-3:05. a —31,272. Atlanta 3, Los Angeles 1 T—2:B. A—5,818. loro ph 10 0 0 „ ^ IP H R ER BB SO Love, running bock, Rob Monaco, center, New York 4, St. Louis 2 Booker p 0 0 0 0 Houston ond David Wilson, wide receiver. San Francisco 4, Son Diego 1 By Dick Brinster over 2.S innings by the Cardinals (Sarvevph 10 0 0 KnepperW, 14-11 si- SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Signed Kenny Continued from page 9 Wednesday's Games Angelas. Royala 5 Tetota M 4 8 1 TetoH M 1 9 1 331172 Taylor, safety. The Associated Press and Phillies Sunday and Mon­ Pittsburgh (Kipper4-7andPotterson2-21 Andersen S,1 3 2-3 1 0 0 1 3 WASHINGTON REDSKI NS-SIgned Cal­ ot Montreal (Youmans 12-10 ond Sebro Twina 7, Indiana 3 Cincinnati day, need to get their offense In KANSAS CITY San Frondsce I08 881 888-4 vin Donlels, llnebocker, and Ken Jenkins, one as he snapped the Indians’ 4-4), 2, 5:05 p.m. CALIFORNIA Son DIege 888 880 881—1 Gulicksn L ,13-11 4 7 3 3 0 4 running bock Placed Mel Koutmon, The New York Mets, after gear. Houston (Dorwin 2-1) ot Cincinnati abrhW ObrhM Game Winning RBI — None. RMurphy 2 1 0 0 0 0 linebacker, ond Kelvin Bryont, running ” We Just didn’t hit.” he said. four-game winning streak. MINNESOTA CLEVELAND Wilson cf 5 2 3 0 Burlesndh 4 bringing to an end the frustra­ (Welsh ^4), 7:35 p.m. Obrhbl 1 1 0 E—Asodoor, PyznarskI, RThompson. RRoblnson 2 4 3 3 1 4 bock, on Injured reserve. Tom Brunansky went 3-for-5, St. Louis (Forsch 13-8) at Philadelphia Obrhbl LSmIth If 5 14 2 Schollld ss 3 1 . 1 . 1 . tion of a four-game losing streak ” I think the thing that happened Dovidsn ct 5 1 1 0 Bemzrd 2b 5 12 0 Brett 3b DP—Son Froncisco 1, Son Diego 3. MSmIth 1 0 0 0 0 0 scored twice and knocked in two (Ruffin 8-3), 7:35 p.m. Hotchr dh 5 0 0 0 Downing It 4 0 11 LOB— Son Francisco 7, Son Diego 9. WP—RRoblnson. HDCKEY to us was that we got so far out in 5 0 10 Butler cf 3 12 0 McRae dh 5 12 1 DeCncs3b 4 1 1 2 that has kept the cork In their Chlcooo (Eckersley 4-9) at New York Gaettl3b 4 1 1 0 2B—WCIork, Spllmon, Wynne, Kennedy. Umpires—Home, Toto; First, Craw­ Notional Hockey League front that a lot of guys started runs for the Twins, who broke the (Gooden 14-4), 7:35 p.m. Franco ss 4 0 11 LJones pr 0 0 0 0 Hendrck rt 3 0 11 champagne since last Friday, Bmnsky rt 5 2 3 2 Corter If 4 0 10 ford; Second, C Wlllloms; Third, Wendel- NEW YORK RANGERS — Announced game open with a three-run third Los Angeles (Valenzuela 19-9) ot White 2b 4 0 0 0 G rlc h lb 3 1 1 0 stedt are heading hoijie with the losing their concentration. Hrbek 1b 3 2 2 1 Snyder rf 3 0 11 Seltzer lb IP H R ER BB thot forward Peter Sundstrom will Atlonto (Palmer 11-9), 7:40p.m. 4 0 0 0 Pettis ct 4 0 0 0 Son FroncHco T—2:34 A—14,927 remoln In Sweden ond not return to the ” We started thinking about against Scott Bailes. 10-9. l^ u d n e rc 4 0 2 1 Toblerlb 4 1 1 0 BJocksn rt 3 1 1 2 Polldor 2b bubbly they hope to consume San Froncisco (Blue 9-10) at Son Diego Beone If 3 0 2 0 Krakow W,17-8 e 9 1 1 1 team. 4 1 2 3 Jocobv 3b 4 0 2 0 Sundbrge 4 0 10 Joyner oh 1 0 10 tonight. what we’d done instead of what Blue Jays 6, Tigere 4 (Vosberg OO), 10:05 p.m. Gagne ss 4 0 0 0 CCostlll dh MDovIs S,4 1 0 0 0 0 GOLF Thursday's Games 2 0 11 Blancin ss 3 0 0 0 DW hItepr 0 10 0 And should they beat the we have left to do.” Lmbrdz 2b 4 0 0 0 MHoll dh 2 0 0 0 Klngrv ph 1 0 10 Ryal lb Son DIege Major League leadera LPGA—Named Kevin Plate broad­ Jimmy Key won his first game at Houston ot Cincinnati. 12:M p.m. 0 0 0 0 Wolna L ,2 1 5 1-3 6 4 casting ond publicity monoger Knight said the team was Allonson c 2 0 0 0 Pryor ss 0 0 0 0 Boonec 2 1 1 1 3 3 Chicago Cubs to win the Na­ home in a month and Ernie Whitt Chlcooo ot New York, 1:35 p.m. Bon doc LaPoint 2 2-3 2 0 0 1 COLLEGE Pittsburgh ot Montreal, 5:00 p.m. 2 0 0 0 Tetats 19 5 11 S Totals I I 4 18 4 tional League East — they becoming frustrated, especially Totals a 71 1 7 Totals IS 1 I t 1 Booker 1 0 0 0 0 Based on 485 at Bats. ARIZONA STATE—Named Joe Gon­ hit a solo homer to pace Toronto Los Angeles ot Atlanta, 5:40 p.m. zales assistant wrestling coach. clinched at least a tie with a 4-2 when it needed to beat the >ae-> —----A— Kensos City 188 818 8»-4 Krakow pitched to 2 botters In the 9th. AMERICAN LEAGUE over Detroit, snapping the Tigers’ St. Louis at Phllodelphia, 7:35 p.m. ivi mnw oiii PB— Sontlogo. COLORADO STATE—Named Ovol Phillies just once to clinch the Only games scheduled on 818 881-9 Colttarnta 818 888 41x—4 ^ _ G AB R H Pet. victory Tuesday night in St. five-game winning streak. .. ---- in 818 888-1 Game Winning RBI — Boone (4) Umpires—Home, Rennert; First, BoggsJoggs Bsn 137 ... 529 . . . 102 ... 184 . 352 Jaynes athletic director. division title Weyer; Second, Montague; Third, Louis — at least one key Key, who hadn’t won at home Game Winning RBI — Beane (2). E—Wilson, Schofield. DP—Kansas City 1, M otttnolyN Y 145 408 104 213 !350 MAIHST—Announced the resignation ot "Every night, after we’d lose. E—Gagne. DP—Minnesota 4. LDB— Brock lander. Puckett Min 143 408 108 204 .339 Steve Egglnk, osslstonl men’s basketball operative. Manager Dave John­ since Aug. 16 against Texas, American League reaulta Colltarnlo 1. LOB—KonsosClty9,CollfornIa coach, to take o sim llor lob at Oregon. I ’d sit In here and wonder what Minnesota 8, Clevelond 7. 2B—Hrbek, 7. 2B—LSmIth, Wilson. 3B — Rice Bsn 141 542 91 184 .331 son. won’t be among the cele­ allowed six hits, struck out five and Loudner. 3B—flernozord. HR—Beane (2), LSmIth. HR—BJockson (2). SB— DWhIte T—2:35. A—8,444. ToblerCle 115 408 49 134 328 RICE—Announced thot Augle EdUdh, went wrong,” he said. executive diredor ot athletics, will retire brants on the field at Shea walked two over 6 1-3 innings to SB—Davidson (1), Brunonsky (12), Goettl (2). S—Boone. SF—Hendrick. Bell Tor 144 582 95 187 321 Right-hander Rick Aguilera. Yankeea 8. Orlolea 1 (13). S—Loudner. Fernndz Tor 144 421 89 195 314 JOf>. I. Stadium. improve his record to 13-10. He was PhlllleaO.PIratea5 Yount M il 129 487 75 153 314 RUTGERS—Announced that Lloyd 8-6. combined with reliever M ta n *« ta « » * ' » • • « > K^SOSCHV » " « « « > ’T m not going to the mound.” chased in the seventh after the vvaifwiwoTO Lebrndt 4 2-3 4 5 4 4 4 Bernzrd Cle 1M 528 84 145 .313 Moore, bmketball center, hos been Jesse Orosco on an eight-hitter BALTIMORE Retcher Tex 133 479 77 148 309 dismissed from the team. Johnson said after the Mets Tigers loaded the bases and Lou NEW YORK Lothom 2 1-3 8 2 2 1 2 (}ulsnbrv L,2-7 11-3 4 1 1 o 0 PITTSBURGH PHILA for the Mets. who had lost six of Ob r h M ObrhM P ortugolW ,M 4 2-3 3 1 1 1 4 CbHtarnta ObrhM ObrhM Heme Runs reduced their magic number?r to lo Whitaker delivered a run-scoring The Yankees’ Don Mattingly But Gerhort cf 4 0 2 0 Clevetand Deer, Milwaukee, 33; Canseco. Oakland. their previous seven games for RHndsn cf 4 2 10 Condlorto 5 7 3 3 2 5 Drsulok If 2 110 MThmp d 2 10 0 one by beating the Cardinals, single that cut Toronto’s lead to 5-2. Shelby rf 4 0 11 Cotta cf 0 0 0 0 Balles L,10-9 2 2-3 5 4 4 1 0 Ruble 2 2-3 1 1 0 0 1 Bondsd 5 110 Legg2b 5 13 1 32; Bodleld, Toronto, 31; Kingman, Ook- ^ their worst slump of the season. went 3-for-5 Tuesday CHA Ripken ss 4 0 0 0 Rndiph a> 2 111 lond, 31; Bell, Toronto, 30; Goettl, Minne­ was there in ’69.” With the bases still full. Mark X *’’ 3 1-3 2 0 0 1 4 DMoore 1-3 3 1 1 0 0 Roy 2b 4 0 0 1 Hayes 1b 4 1 1 0 Orosco struck out pinch-hitter against Baltimore to move Univer M urravilb 3 0 0 0 Little 2b 3 12 0 DJones 2 3 0 0 0 3 Lucas W X ) I 1 0 0 0 0 Bream lb 5 0 2 2 Schmdl 3b 3 2 10 sota, 30; Bolbonl, Konsos City, 29; Baylor S o ccer As a member of the Baltimoroore^‘I Eichhorn came on and got Alan ~Traber ■ rd c.. h 4 0 2 0 M tnglv lb 5 2 3 3 Comocho 1 2 1 1 0 1 Boston, 29; Hrbek, Minnesota. 29. Jim Lindeman with two on and 9 No. 50 WP—Condelorlo. DIstefon d 3 1 1 0 Schu 3b 1 0 0 0 Orioles. Johnson made the last Trammell to bounce into a run- within two percentage M kY onglf 4 0 10 W m neldrt 5 113 HBP—Goettl by Comacho. WP—Yett. Umpires—Home, Hendry; Rrst, Evans; MDIaz If 1 0 0 0 GWIIson d 5 2 4 2 Rum Batted In two out in the seventh and went backer Stetero c 2 1 1 0 K ittle dh 4 0 10 Umpires—Home, Roe; R rst, Hlrsch- Second, M e rrill; Third, Cousins. TPena c 3 12 1 RoenIck If 5 10 0 Conseco, Ooklond, 111; Rice, Boston, out of the final game of the 1969 producing fielder’s choice, then points of Boston's Wade Dempsv c 2 0 0 0 Posoualf 3 10 0 beck; Second, Bremlgan; Third, Barnett T—2:41. A—24,057. Mordsn .0 4 0 1 0 JoRssItc 3 1 1 2 105; Coder, Cleveland. 104; Bell, Toronto, World Series at Shea Stadium, on to record his 18th save 1960s R ovfrd3b gave up a two-out R B I single to Boggs in the batting race. 4 0 10 Pglrulo 3b 2 0 0 0 T—2:42. A—4,940. Bernard ss 3 0 11 Jeltz ss 3 0 2 1 102; Mattingly, New York, 101; Presley, MHS JV aoccer when the ’’Miracle Mets” Won Gutlerz 2b 3 0 0 0 Skinner c 4 0 3 1 BleleckI p 1110 Freemn p 0 0 0 0 Seattle, 101; Buckner, Boston, 100; Goettl. Attrot 6, Reds 1 pinch-hitter John Grubb that Tolleson ss 4 0 0 0 National League reaulta Minnesota, 97. the only World Championship in pulled Detroit within a run. 6tueJaya6.Tigert4 Smiley p 0 0 0 0 Somuel ph 1 0 12 Manchester blanked visiting Enfield, Time is running out on Cincin­ Totals 14 1 8 1 Tetats 148111 Bonllloph 1 0 0 0 Humep 0 0 0 0 Rum 3*0, In lunlor varsity boys' soccer on the franchise’s history. Tom Henke, the third Toronto had pinch-hit and beat out an Walk p 0 0 0 0 Schtzdr p 10 0 0 RHenderson, New York, 123; Puckett, Tuesday. Scott Evrard, A.J. M orocon- nati, now eight games behind 888 818 888-1 Bravaa3,Dodgera1 Minnesota, 108; Mattingly, New York, 104; ”I was at second base, and I pitcher, went 1 I-S innings for his infield single with two away. White DETROIT TORDNTO UWshtn ph 1 0 0 0 Tekul ve p 0 0 0 0 tonlo ond Slgl Cloes provIdM the Houston in the West with 18 then stole second New York I 88 881 H x—8 ObrhM Winn p 0 0 0 0 Boggs. Boston, 102; Corter, (;ieveland.94. scoring, while Jeff Nodden, Keith almost didn’t get away alive.” 22nd save. Walt Terrell, 12-12, was Game winning RBI — Randolph (71. O brhM remaining for both teams. Whltakr 2b 5 111 r ernndz ss 4 1 1 0 LDS ANGELS ATLANTA MeWIms p 0 0 0 0 Morrissey ond Chris Ambach supplied said Johnson. the loser. R eliever G ary Lucas, 4-0. E—Ripken. DP—Baltimore 1, New York TrommI ss 5 0 2 1 Clihnts p 0 0 0 0 ■superb ‘ ‘ efforts. Jeff "Bernier ond d ScScott Bob Knepper. 16-11. and 1. LOB—Boltimore 7, New York 8 Mulinks 3b 3 0 10 ObrhM s b rh M Based on 485 at Bats. The next Met victory, ora loss pitched the ninth for the victory Herndon if 3 0 0 0 long 3b 1110 Sox 4 0 2 0 A H o lIrt M B rw np h, 10 0 0 McKay shared the shutout In pool for Larry Andersen, who got his Mariner* 7, White Box 0 2B—Randolph, Mattingly. HR—AAothnglv a> 3 0 0 0 Krw czV l||ta 0 0 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE the 2-0-1 Indians. tonight by Philadelphia against AP photo Bo Jackson, continuing his im ­ Grubb If 10 11 Mosebvcf 2 0 0 0 Bryont rf 3 1 1 0 G Perryph 1 0 1 2 O AB R H (27), W intleld (22) SB—K Ittle (3). DoEvns lb Talolsflm s 5 18 5 Totals n 9 11 8 Pet. first save, combined on a Mike Morgan hurled a four-hit pressive start as a major league 4 0 0 0 Bell If 4 0 11 ModlckSb 4 0 2 1 Garber p 0 0 0 0 Gwynn SO 144 573 91 190 .332 St. Louis, would give New York Coles rf 4 0 10 Barfield rf 4 0 2 1 Brock 1b 3 0 0 0 Oberkf13b 4 1 2 0 Rolnes Mon 135 524 four-hitter. shutout, the first of his major baseball player, tied the game with IP H R ER BB SO 881 881 888-5 82 173 .329 its first division crown since New York catcher Gary Carter (center) has a big smile for Lemon cf 3 2 10 Upshaw 1b 4 10 0 S dosdoc 4 0 0 0 Murphy d 4 0 0 0 Sax LA 139 559 82 184 .329 league career, and Scott Bradley a two-run homer in the eighth Brokns3b 3 110 W hitt c 2 12 1 M otuszkif 4 0 10 Horner lb 3 0 11 ______181 M l 88x—9 CBrown SF 112 411 1973. Bob Ojeda after the Mets beat the Cardinals, 4-2, in St. M c G r e g r L 1 0 Gome Winning RBI — Somuel (11). 54 132 .321 Giants 4, Padrss 1 Reids If 10 10 Leach dh 2 12 1 Slubt» cf 2 0 0 0 G rtflO ylf 3 0 2 0 Boss Hfn 141 534 77 147 .312 Bowling In other games, it was Hous­ and Harold Reynolds homered as inning. Jackson, the Heisman 13 4 8 4 5, , 2 4 Tolmondh 10 10 E—Hayes, Breom, Drsulok. DP— Haves Phi Louis Tuesday night to clinch at least a tie for the NL East Snell 1 ' ' 2 G ordo oh 2 0 10 Londrx ph 1 0 0 0 Romlrz ss 3 1 0 0 141 541 .94 149 312 ton 6. Cincinnati I: Philadelphia Mike Krukow. the first San Seattle beat Chicago. trophy-winning ninning back at Brgm nph 10 0 0 Lee 2b 4 10 1 Arxlesn ss 2 0 10 Benedide 3 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 2, Phllodelphlo 1. LOB— KHernndz NY 137 513 KInnunen 1 0 P itts b u rg h 8. P h ila d e lp h ia 9. 2B— 87 140 .312 9. Pittsburgh 5: Montreal 4. Francisco pitcher to win 17 title. Morgan. 11-15, allowed only four Auburn last year, hit his second Heothc 3 0 0 1 Hershlsrp 2 0 0 0 Hubbrd2b 2 0 0 0 Roy Pit 137 518 43 154 .297 New Y e ili Collins ph 10 0 0 GWIIson, Somuel, Lego, Dlstefono, Webster Mon games in a season since 1978. singles, walked none and struck out homer in eight games in the Drobek W,4-7 5 7 1 1 1 3 ChmMs ph 0 0 0 0 132 567 80 149 .294 Ciiicago I: Atlanta 3. Los Tetah S 4 9 4 Totals 11 411 5 Runge 2b 0 10 0 TPena, Bream. 3B—GWIIson. SB— Knight NY 125 441 Neraid doesn't intend to stop there. Shirley S J . 4 1 0 0 0 1 M T ho m p so n (15), B onds (33). S— 45 129 .293 Angeles I and San Francisco 4, six for bis ninth complete game of majors, blasting a pitch from A lexndrp 2 000 Schmidt Phi 143 495 88 145 293 raised his record to lt-4 with 2 third complete game of the 6 Drobek pttched to 2 batters In the 4th, June Schultz 209-519, Bill Masklell Smmnsph Freeman, Hume. SF—Roy, Jeltz, Belllard San Diego I. ”I want to get 20 wins, but I the season. Donnie Moore over the right field McGregorpItchedto2botterslnthe7th,Soell 1000 M cC olly 201-515, Don 2-3 hitless innings. season. He beat Rick Sutcliffe, . - 818 881 18X—, Komnsk rf 0 0 0 0 Sdjmidt, Philadelphia, 34; GDavIs, LMsord 515. The Mets may have been in a have four tough starts left.” Mariner third baseman Jim fence at Anaheim Stadium pitched to 2 batters in the 8th Gome Winning RBI — Lee (2). IF H R ER BB to 4-14, who has not won since June HBP—Pogllaralo by McGregor. Totals 19 1 7 1 TOtall 19 1 4 1 H 0 U ^ , » ; Murphy, Atlonto, 28; Porker, celebrating mood Tuesday said Krukow. 17-8. who shut out Expot 4, Cubs 1 Presley became the fourth player Doug DeCinces’ two-run single E—Whitaker, Upshaw. DP—Detroit 2, Clndnnoh, 28; EDovIs, Cincinnati, 24; 2 Umpires Home, Clark; Rrst, Shulock ; Tprofdo 1 LOB-Oetrolt 7, Toronto 4. BleleckI LA-11 2 2-3 4 4 4 4 2 night, but Ray Knight —whose the Padres through eight in­ in Seattle history to drive in 100 broke a S-S tie as the Angels rallied Second, McKean; Third, Young. Los Angstes 188 88. . Horner, Attanto, 23; 5 ore tied with 21 Montreal pitcher Jay Tibbs, 2B—Trommell, Mulllniks, Leach, Bell, A B ^ 888 188 MX—1 Smilev 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 ta two-run single broke a I-1 tie in nings but needed relief help runs in a season. Presley’s RBI for four runs in the seventh inning T—2:27. A—18,747. loro, Bortleld HR—W hitt (14). SB— Walk 2 3 2 2 2 2 like a schoolboy getting bad BravM 3, DodgGfe 1 Game Winning RBI — GPerry (1). .PBI'oitatahla, 113, Porker, C alendar the third inning — said the party from Mark Davis in the nin­ double in the first off loser Rich to take a 5-3 lead ToIntHjn (1). S—Tolmon, Moseby. E—Shtabs, Sox, Hubbard. OP—AttontaS. Winn 0 3 3 1 0 0 C ln d fj^, 104; Carter, New York, 95; grades, decided it was time to The Atlanta Falcons of the McW lllms 1 0 0 0 0 2 th Dotson. 10-15. was the only run LOB—Los Angeles 4, Atlanta 7. 2B— GO^h, Houston, 91, Hayes, Phllo- would have to wait for the hit the books. NFL — who played at Atlanta R*ng*r* 10, A** 6 IP H R ER BB so Modlock 2. Oberkfell, Horner. SB—Sox CImnts 1 1 0 0 0 0 delphlo, 85; Murphy, Atlanta, 80; Gorvev, official clinching. ” My biggest problem this Morgan needed "'*7/ . wiwl Krawezyk 1 0 0 0 0 0 Stadium on Sunday — will have Larry Parrish hit two homers f Son Diego, 78; McRevrrolds, Son Diego, TODAY ”We can’t stop and smell the PhHHss 9, PInrtM S season has been my concentra­ Terrell L,12-12 51-3 8 5 3 2 1 IP I to 77; Morrison, Pittsburgh, 77; Strowberry, Beys teccer to be given an assist for a Ang«l» 6, Royal* 5 and had four RBI and Geno Petralli Thurmond 1 2 1 1 0 0 Ij m Angeles Freeman 3 4 3 3 2 1 New York, 77. Aquinos ot Eost Catholic (of Cougar roses now. We’ve got to move Kent Tekul ve. at 39, credited tion. so I got a couple of books.” Radio, T V King decisive bad-hop single by Ge­ Bob Boone’s single in the eighth knocked in two runs, one of them 1 2-3 1 0 0 1 0 Mershlsr L,13-12 8 3 3 2 1 Home 2 2-3 5 2 2 1 2 R e id ), 3:45 on.” Knight said ’’Now that consistency tor making him the Tibbs, 7-8, said after pitching a Altanta Schtzcb 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Moves, Phllodelphlo, 94; Gwvnn, Son MCC at Brown JV, 4 p.m rald Perry that bounced over inning snapped a 5-5 tie as with a single that broke a 5-5 tie in Key W,13-10 we’re past this hurdle, maybe busiest pitcher in league four-hitter. ”I guess reading is 41-3 4 4 2 2 5 A 1 e X a n d e r W Tekolve W,11-4 2 2-3 0 0 0 1 2 Diego, 91, Schmidt, Phllodelohia, 88; volleyball the head of Los Angeles short­ California beat Kansas City in a the seventh inning, as Texas TONIGHT Elchhorn 1 1-3 3 0 0 0 1 5 7 6 1 1 Winn pitched ta 4 bolters In the 4lh. EDovIs, Cincinnati, 87; KHernondez, New Enfield ot Manchester, 3:30 we can start playing like we did history. good for that.” Henke S,22 WP—BleleckI.— p _ ^ l, ------—PB—JoRussell. - stop Dave Ardemon. seesaw game. defeated Oakland. 7:30 Red Sox vs. Brewers, WTIC 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Garber S,23 2 10001 Y ork,87. all season.” Tefculve. appearing in his Tibbs, who won for the first 7:10 Yonkees vs. O rioles, Sport- PB Heoth. • Tswi*iis« r~Tvi ariiavT . umpires—Home, Holllon; First, THURSDAY Boone's two-out single off re­ Parrish bit his first homer of the Froenrmlhg; Second. Davidson; Third, Johnson agreed, saying the 847th game — breaking a tie time since Aug. 4, struck out Doyle Alexander. 5-5. allowed sChonnel, WPOP Umpires—Home, TschWa; First, Phil U m pirw Home, Harvey; R n t, Steflo; Gwvnn, Son Olego, NO; Sox, Los Angeles, Girls teccer liever Dan Quisenberry, 2-7, scored game in the fourth and his second 7:30 Mets vs. Cubs, C honnel9, W KHT Ups; Second, McCoy; Third, voltagglo. Second, Davis; Third, Gregg, 184; Rolnes, Montreal, 173; Haves East Hampton at Bolton, 3:30 Mets. who had been shut out with Elroy Face of Pittsburgh — six hits in seven innings. T—2:52. A—14J15. four and walked three for his T—2:47, A-31,128. T—2:18 A—5A89 Phllodelphlo, 149; Boss, Hoi^an , 147. C oventry a t Rh a m . 3:30 Devon White from second. White in the ninth, giving him 26 for the was in s ert^ for Wally Joyner, who season. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 17. 1988 — U FOCUS/Food

By Dove Goldbero down the San Diego offense Sunday Tw o years ago. Payton broke the The Associated Press after a narrow opening loss to NFL’s career rushing record — Dallas. quietly. The NFL playoffs will probably With the Cowboys. Giants and be skewered by a schedule that Redskins cross-scheduled against He crept by Franco Harris while almost guarantees that the 10 the Raiders. Broncos. Seahawks Harris and the old record-holder. teams that make it to postseason and Chargers, there are a lot of Jim Brown, were engaging in a will not necessarily be the leagoie’s tough games in store for some of shouting match. And on the day 10 best. the N F L 's strongest teams. Throw Payton broke Brown’s record. It has only taken two weeks to in the Eagles, who scared the Soldier Field didn't even sell out. confirm what was apparent even Bears Sunday and can probably Many Chicagoans stay^ home to before the season started — the scare most of the above. watch the Cubs stumble in the final A F C West and the N F C East are Those three NFC East powers game of the National League the league's two strongest are probably three of the best four playoffs. divisions. teams in the conference, particu­ Last year, Payton remained as But because the top four teams in larly with quarterback Joe Mon­ good as ever, running for 1,551 each division play each other, tana out in San Francisco and the yards and leading the ^ a r offense there are liable to be several 8-8 or still pilotless Rams offense sputter­ in a championship season. But the 9-7 teams with 12-4 or 11-5 ability. ing along. But one and perhaps two offense was overshadowed by the Start with the Los Angeles is liable to miss the playoffs, giving defense, and the defense was Raiders. 0-2 for the first time in 22 way to, say. an Atlanta or Minne­ overshadowed by 1985’s designated years — and looking at 0-3 and sota. teams with mediocre ability media event - William "The maybe even 0-4. who could be helped into postsea­ Refrigerator” Perry, who was First came a 38-30 loss at Denver, son on the weakness of their S allowed to score a touchdown then Sunday's 10-6 defeat in Wa­ schedule. Payton should have scored in the shington. The Raiders finally get to In the A FC , someone will likely Super Bowl. play at home this week, against the miss out the way Denver did last New York Giants, with the season, going M-5 while 8-8 Cleve­ Payton went by a couple of Chargers coming in a week later. land won the Central. So a team milestones Sunday, gaining his Not exactly a pushover start to like Seattle, which more closely 15.000th yard and scoring his 100th the season. resembles the 12-4 team of two rushing touchdown during a typi­ "We have our backs to the wall in years ago than last year's 8-8, may cally masterful 177-yard perfor­ photo by Tuckar a tough division.” says Coach Tom have a tougher route to the playoffs mance that demonstrated he’s as E Flores, invoking a cliche usually than. say. the Freeman McNeil- good as ever at age 33. But most the reserved for the final four weeks. less Jets. pre- and post-game attention went Pause that refreehae "There's no question this is no way to the coaches. Mike Ditka and his to start a season.” Manchester High's Dan Hentschel takes Hartford. Manchester won the opener, Is there a rule somewhere that f 0 rm er-assistant-turned-sparring- The Giants. preseason favorite in condemns Walter Payton to partner. Buddy Ryan a drink from the water bottle after seeing 22-20, and will go after its second win the NFC East, managed to avoid playing second fiddle to the trend So Payton will have to waif until action In last Saturday's football opener this Saturday against Glastonbury High the same problem by shutting of the moment? next time. against Conard High School In West School. Red carpet P Sports In Brief Yale’s starting QB Ryan banged up Bv Chris Dohl helmet when'a defensive lineman Junior, the left-handed John An­ depth chart. The Associated Press Little Lieague meetings are upcoming tripped and fell. He had been drews. But Andrews isn’t as “ He (Bigby) has excellent speed penciled In as the starting quarter­ The Manchester Little League will hold a commissioners' seasoned, having played behind and quickness But what people N EW H A V E N - Yale’s football back this season after sharing the Ryan since their freshman season. don’t realize is that he also has an r - meeting on Monday. Sept. 22, at the American Legion Hall on season is starting off with a job last year. But Cozza said he has confidence In excellent arm and can play the Legion Drive at 7:30 p.m. bang-up. treatment Cozza said he hoped to have Kelly the bigger Andrews, most notably classic drop-back style,” Rosen­ A regular Little League meeting will be held Monday, Sept. 29. Junior quarterback Kelly Ryan, his throwing arm. back in service for next week's berg said at the Legion Hall at 7:30 p.m. Election of officers for the who was about to take over the Brown coach John Rosenberg upcoming season will be held at this meeting. starting role hurl his left knee game, but noted that Kelly hasn’t was coy about his quarterbacks In While Donovan isn’t as speedy as Vicki Gallo rolls out her red carpet on the sidewalk to welcome guests to her Summit Street home. during an Intrasquad scrimmage yet come to terms with not being able to play this week. a telephone hookup Interview from Bigby. Rosenberg said he might be last weekend and is doubtful for Providence. a better thrower and has better Salmond, Thornton run for UNICEF Saturday’s season opener against “ He’s an upbeat sort of guy.” His all-purpose player. Keiron form Brown In Providence. R.I. Cozza said at the weekly football Bigby. has made the switch from "H e ’s the kind of kid you use to Mike Saimond and Jeff Thornton of the Silk City Striders "The chances of him playingthis luncheon. "If you asked him today, defensive back and wide receiver make a training film. He has great week are one In a million,” Yale represented the town of Manchester on the Manchester-Bolton he’d say he can play But he’s on to signal-caller But Mark Dono­ throwing form. He went to all of the Vicki Galio’s dinner parties are an adventure coach Carm Cozza said Tuesday route of the First Earth Run for U N IC E F early this morning. crutches.” van, a bigger drop-back style right summer football camps,” he By AAaroaret Hayden Salmond and Thornton were met at the East Hartford town line Ry an’s knee was struclt by a In his place will be another quarterback, is No. 1 on the team's said. The first time she used her red wagon to entertain at 3 a m. by a torch-bearing runner and Manchester Mayor Herald Reparter was an occasion she dubbed her ’’Party After New Barbara Weinberg. Led by a police escort, the pair of runners Year’s” Guests walked on a red carpet to enter the alternated carrying the torch on their 8-9 mile route from Spencer Vicki Gallo welcome."! gue.'il.s with a red carpel home, and each female guest receiv^ a long-stemmed Street through Route 44 to the Coventry town line. Instant replay got black eye on Monday night Literally red rose as she entered. She roll."! her bright nig acro.A-lnch thickness. (3) she said. She (wntly browned the peeled allspice. Beat at high speed of electric Sh business. mixer for 10 minutes or until satiny Cut the pastry slightly larger than the Ch MRC’t Junior Development Program pear halves in seasoned butter and Tr brown sugar, and then stood them in a beige and thick. Fold in topping or S-inch tartlet pans. Press into pans and Br MON. Beginner Level Clinic - whipped cream mixture. whipped cream Refrigerate, covered pinch securely kite place making sure De NOTICE 4:30-5:30 - 8 Wks. starting Sept. 15 I( you’ve been thinking about earning some money until ready to serve. Mixture will hold Jo Probate Court is open By contrast, her kiwi tartlets take there are no air pockets between the tin Lo Intermediate Clinic - 5:30-6:30 - 8 Wka. starting Sept. 15 you might want to consider coming to work tor for several hours Makes about 1 ‘A cups. and dough. Cut away excess with your for conferences with the this newspsper as a carrier. time to make, from sugar dough crust Er and custard filling to fruit glaze. The serves four thumb. Repeat the process with the rest SCI Judge from 6:30 P .M . to 8 WED. Intermediate Clinic - 5:00-6:00 - 8 Wks. starting Sept. 17 It’s a lot like being in business for yourseil. You do of the pastry. Press pans with pastry crust can be made the day before To assemble: spoon spiced cloud into P.M. on Thursday some selling. You deliver the product. You collect krimper or bottom of vit amin jar. Prick the mortey, end keep your records up to date serving. four stemmed goblets Stand pear SAT. Beginner Level Clinic - bottom and sides thoroughly with fork. nights. Appointments 11:00-12:00 - 8 Wks. starting Sept. 20 We show you the ropes, but after that you’re These two recipes, plus her original halves in the cloud letting them lean Line tarts with ceramic pie weights or suggested. Night tele­ Advanced Clinic - 12:00-1:00 - 8 Wks. starting Sept. 20 on your own most of the time. veal scallops with pistachio nuts, are against the glass and spoon butter- aluminum foil and weight with un­ phone number: 647-3227. Int. Boys Clinic - You learn a lot about how to handle various among her standbys for parties. sugar mixture over the top Garnish 1:00-2:00 - 8 Wks. starting SepJ. 20 cooked beans or rice to prevent William E. Fitzgerald things... people, money, sometimes dogs. ” I can make them with my eyes with nutfneg Int. Girls Clinic - 2:00-3:00 - 8 Wks. starting Sept. 20 shrinkage and puffing while baking r But, most of all. you learn how to handle shut.” she said. Judge of Probate yourself. And that’s good to know, Here are her party recipes Bake until golden brown about 8 to 10 4 Players to a Pro — Supervised Ladder Play whatever you plan to do in litis. Kiwi tartlets minutes. Remove from oven and allow 6 Each 8 Week Session $98 — Yearly Junior Membership $25 Interested? Call our Bronzed pMiB CRUST: to cool on racks. If not to be used CLUB PROS: Cherie Dow Baker, Phil Hyde, Tom Rodden circulation department, 2lb raps a. W|P9 all-parposeasi'frws floiir, isviii sifted immediately store in a tightly covered or stop by in person. on • splo^ cloud ■AlA Msshcap sap«Tfinc■■■hwe^flih^ sagar eweror plastic container. Maybe we can go Into BRONZED PEARS; I teaspoon salt Heat preserves in small pan over low It’s not too late for a free evaluation ' business together. FREE I tableapMii buitrr Two-thirds rap shortening .heat until warm and melting, adding or further information - call NOW! 646-8860 647-9946 1 taWespoons packed brown sagar 4 taMespoons coM water Just enough water to achieve proper Blood Pressure 2 fresh Western anjoa. hose, or consistency for a glaec. CLINIC BY NURSE hartlett pears FILLING: To assemble tartlets, spoon paMry Dash of groand natmeg, optional I recipe pastry cream (see below) cream into shells Peel kiwi hruH witfoa FLERV THURSDAY 1 cap apricot preserves straight-bladed knife and arrange kiw i'’ Wi S 9 SPICED CLOUD: Water slices on top of pastry cream . starting at He . T-CI tpt 1 r g f 8 firm kiwi frail the outside edge, overlapping slightly. 43 r H i I? M 4; V Cl ASSIFIB) ADS 2 tablespoons packed brown sagar Brush with glaee Serve within the hour sure to get losuits To make dough: in a medium bowl, rtCk k-f i, Me ■A teaspoon vanilla combine flour sugar and salt Remove or cream may make crust soggy. S 'P-MOS aSTI P miaiirliratpr HpralJi Gallo pulls her red wagon filled with champagne, goblets, Vk teaspoon allspice fresh flowers, grapes and other snacks in her living room. '■ft cup of mixture and set aside With 643-2711 I cap non-dairy whipped topping or pastry blender or two knives, cut in iM pageM WAWCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 17, 198B

MANCHES’TER h e r a l d . Wednesday. Sept. 17, I9BB — IS IT ■Ml A h o M 0 ^ T o w n cookies "School has Courses for children 5 to », includinf kitchen . sfarteef. and If bar cookie is layered (a enpafl-pnrpuse flour chemistry, dinosaur explorations, dancing, mime, the na- • V . bottom crust with a topping) at 56 percent (medium) power for 5 Th« International Adoptive Families of Greater computers, art and bubble science, will be fn m 9 tw if 68RB to 4 minutes, or until chocolate is Granola bw« tfon hmehes are microwave the bottom crust before Vk fonspusH baking powder Hartford will have a preschool play proup niursday 11; 5# a m. Courses for students 5to l», inchidinpvidra afatn being adding the topping to finish micro- soft and the mixture is thick, Vk enp butter from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the playscape at the Lutr taping, cave art. hieroglyphics, acting, cartooning, M icrefw m ve Vk senspoon v a n illa firin g after half of the time. Stir 1 enp packed brown snffn’ PRChed tor mil- wavlng. ’This will ensure a' crisp •/« teaspoon salt Children’s Museum on South Main Street. For more dissection, dance, computers, statistics, archaeology Hons of school crust. in remaining ingredients. Let I erg information on this and other planned events call and calligraphy, will be from I; 10 to 4 p.m. There will. - K H c h e a Vk cap finely cbopped nuts, stand for 5 to 16 minutes. Beat until I teaspoon vanilla be a free program for parents. children. Of 1 . - 7 • Bar cookies tend to look moist o p tfo a a l smooth and of spreading consis­ Phyllis Bonneau. M7-*«!l. or Phyllis Brett. 871-1571. ccorse, child- Marge Churchill on the top surface. Be sure to let I e n p flo o r In a mixing bowl, combine tency. 1 to 3 minutes, adding a few 1 teaspoon cinnamon \ Registration is limited and may be made by calling re* aren’t the stand on the counter a foil 5 t o 7 chocolate, butter and sugar. Bficro- drops of mi!k. if necessary. minutes before deciding that more Vk teaspoon baking powder Barbara Brooks in Meriden. 257-7155. The cost is $io a, Miy people who wave at 56 percent (medium) for 2 2 caps raisin bran cereal C o tH tto fo r gm *d c M k irtn M t "brown bog it.’’ time is needed in the microwave. to 4 minutes, or until melted. Blend cl\ild. $15 for two children and ^''for each additional tMn of adbits Lamon squaras IVk caps qnick oats, nncoohed child in the same family. Association members may Perhaps one of the all-time well. Add remaining ingredients, Vk c a p w h eat g e rm The Connecticut Association for the Gifted will hold favorite bar cookies is the brownie. an all-day workshop. Minds in Motion. Sept. 27 at receive discounts. For nrwre information, call Cathy. tahe---- 1 their ■"■■vireslunches withwiin theminem tolo cookies in the microwave. beat until well blended. Spread in I can 0 4 -ounee) sweetened Vk c a p cbo pp ed nuts Bloomfield Middle School. 3M Park Ave.. Bloomfield. Cinr-Sinicrope. workshop chairman. 2fg-87S2'. work, whether brown bag. brief- Brownies can be made quickly and an 8-by-8-inch or 16-by-6-inch bak­ cundensed milk caw or hinch pail, the question M • If converting a favorite recipe, easily bi a microwave from a ing dish. ^crease the amount of the leaven­ Vk enp temon Jnice Spray 3-quart Rectangular glass whrt to pack for dessert is not a re^pe or a package mix. If you are Place dish on an inverted saucer 1 teaspoon tensoa peel dish with Pam. shield comers with ing (baking powder or baking using a brownie mix. the femily iwwow. Of course, when it comes soda) by half in the microwave oven. Mcrowave l/S enp batter aluminum foil; set aside. to dessert items, there are many size box. mix according to the at high 4 to 7 minutes, or until done, 2 caps grabam cracker emmte Place butter in a 2-quart glass • If using a mix. decrease the conventional directions. Lightly Red carpet rolled out for pals hhHfo and rarities available. But. if amount of liquid by one fourth. rotating ‘A turn after each two ys enp brown sngnr, packed bowl and microwave on high for I you'd like to break away from the grease two 8-inch round glass cake minutes. Cool directly on the Combine condensed milk. Ienx>n minute, or until melted. Blend in • Substitute brown sugar for dishes. Poor half the batter into IS blended and smooth, return entire 45 nainral pistaebtos, shelled store-bought rut. then try some white. countertop and frost with chocolate juice and peel; mix well and set sugar, then egg and vanilla. Stir in mixture to saucepan and bring to S a lt microwave cookies each dish. Microwave batter one frosting if desired. aside. Place butter in a square flour, cinnamon and baking • To prevent dried out comers in pan at a time on nnedhim (56 PM fry crMNn boil over medium heat, whisking Freshly ground pepper Microwave cookies can be ready your pan of bar cookies, shield the baking dish and microwave on high powder Add cereal, oats, wheat until cream is very thick. Pour into in minutes. Bar cookies are per­ percent) for 5 minutes, increase for 1 minute. Add graham cracker germ and nuts; stir until well t e« p s h e a v y c re a m comers with a piece of aluminom the power to high for 2>A minutes. Chocofale frosting I teaspoon vanflla large bowl and dot with buffer Lighly pound veal. Dredge haps ihe best choice for the foil to prevent the corners from crumbs and sugar; blend well. combined. When cool, cover and refrigerate. lightly in flour, shaking off excess. nflerowave. ’These cookies are Allow to cool directly on the 1 ounce answeetened chocolate Remove 'A cup of crumbs mixture Using the back of a wooden ■A c a p p in s t tablespoons sugar overcooking. (Be sure that the foil counter lop. (pre-melted or sofld) ■/« c a p flo u r When ready to fill shell, add Grand Heat oil in heavy large skillet over nsade from a soft dough spread in a does not touch the sides of the and reserve for topping Press spoon, press mixture evenly into Marnier to taste, mix well. ' medium-high heat. Add veal and pan and microwaved. ’They are 2 tablespoons butter remaining crumbs firmly in dish. the prepared dish. Pack down ^ g g y o lk s microwave.) 3 tablespoons m ilk I whole egg cook until golden brown, about one then cut info bars or squares after • If your microwave cooks fast Fifdgy brownlas Pour milk and lemon juice mixture firmly as possible Rotating dish s 2 caps confectioners’ sngar minute on each side. Transfer to cooking. Because of their shape over crumb ipixture. Sprinkle every 2 minutes, microwave on HC I tablespoon butter VM lflcallopfl in the center of the microwave, 2 ounces unsweetened cbocolate, •A teaspoon vanilla or mbit Grand M anrier to taste heated platter and cover with foil. and size, bar cookies are easy to shield the center of the bar cookies reserved crumbs over top and high for 6 to 7 minutes. Do not WC Hwvw pNxo Oy Wnfo wflh pMacMofl wrap for packing a lunch. pre-meHed or sofld fla v o r in g microwave on 76 percent In a 4-quart saucepan, bring Pour off oil in skillet. Add Madeira Lay a 5-inch piece of foil on top of Vk cop batter ■A teaspoon salt overbake. Granola bars firm con­ cream and vanilla to a boil. In a IVit '/<-lneb thick veal and bring to boil, scraping up Here are a few bints for success­ the cookies during the second half (medium-high) for 16 to 12 min­ siderably as they cook. Cot into Oh, you beautiful dolM ful and tasty results with bar I cap packed brown or granu­ In a small bowl, combine choco­ utes. rotating dish once. Cool and large bowl, combine sugar and s e a llo p s brown bits. Boil until reduced by of the microwaving lime. lated sngar late, butter and milk. Microwave bars and store in an airtight half. Add cream, mushrooms. . cut into squares. Yields 25 cookies container Makes 2S bars. Agnes Reardon. Terry Rarla and Lor­ flour. Make a well in center. Drop A il purpose flour Fall Festival, open from 5 to 11 p.m. egg yolks and egg into well and 2 laMesoons vegetable oil prosciutto and pistachios and boil raine Hahn, from left, show off some of E Thursday and Friday, and from 10 a.m. gradually beat into flour mixture '/I cup Madeira until liquid is reduced by half and ■ the handmade dolls which their Monday to 11 p.m. Saturday. with wire whisk. When thoroughly 2 cups whipping cream coats back of spoon. Season with ’ Menus Crafts Circle has made for the St. James mixed, add boiled cream slowly, V/t cups mushrooms, slieed salt and pepper. Pour over veal and . w hisking constantly. When... 4'^ oonces proselntto, diced serve immediately. THE SOPERWARKET North Carolina State vs. Navy Supermarket Shopper tsfilo r cNfzsfw cheese sandwich, vegetable sticks, WtTH The following meals will be cookie. Hall of Fame Tip-Off Ciassic served at Mayfair Gardens and Friday: Pizza or hot dog on a _ DOUBLE COUPONS. bon. tossed salad, fruit. Peach Basket Festival Westhill Gardens the week of Sept. WARKIMNSe PRNXg 22 through 26 lo Manchester P residents who are 60 or older: CovMiffy High School and flfM U ’TT. T4MI *"*****’** ■' Cai for fagg^ Long tape savings impress shoppers across America Monday: Baked ham with pi­ The following lunches will be neapple sauce, scalloped potatoes, served at Coventry High School Ihe THE BUTCHER ShOP...CABVING A GREAT TBADITinii By Morfin Sloane herbed green beans, wheat bread plan this shopping spree and enter your contest " she fruit cup. week of Sept 22 through 28: United Features Syndic Monday: dam roll, tartar sauce, says Tneoday: Vegetable soup, tuna Fresh Fresh % Hard to explain? Not really. Phyllis' purchases Clip ’n’ file refunds hash browns, assorted fruit. London Broil In a recent column. Dorothy Clark ofKenosha Wis . fetiucini. beets, pumpernickel Taesday; Veal Parmesan, noo­ included 68 bars of Caress soap. The regular price is 67 bread, fresh fruit. Chicken Breasts Ground Beef earned the title of "Smartest Shopper of the Year” by dles. vegetable, roll, fruit H 'j'r- ‘ i . f SSr p O ,A>J P cents ^ f with her 25-cent coupons doubled. Phyllis Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off purchase price of Duncan Hines Chocolate Chip ‘ SSFO R Steaks winning my Longest Tape Contest The coupon . Wednesday; Cranapple juice. Wednesday; Pasta and meat Bf f r BONFi F6S SMf,'r, got 58 bars for just 17 cents each. A few weeks later, coupons - beverage refund offers with beverage Cookies Send the required refund form and Ihe Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes, deductions on Dorothy’s register tape stretched out. she found a $2 Caress refund offer in her newspaper, so coupons, for example Start collectingthe needed net-weight statement from one 12-ounce Duncan sauce, garlic bread, green beans, single spaced, or more than 32 feet, and her trip to the wheat bread, corn Marie, blueb­ fruit. the memories and the savings seem to linger on. proofs of purchase while looking for the required Hines Chocolate Chip Cookies package and both erry crisp 1 I r, Prg 109 local Super Valu supermarket saved her $968 66 "I read about the 28-foot tape that won the 1984 forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and Thursday; In-service day. no 169 end flaps from one Bounce 40-Use or the lihnrstey; Grape juice, ffouth- lunch n b Prq When I read Ihe letters that accompanied the contest ” says Doris Carroll of Stuart. Fla., a former magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers fluid-ounce statement from one Triple Concen­ entries, however. I came to the conclusion that Ihe era chicken shortcake, mashed o r W o r e commodifies broker and cost-control analyst "But I may not be available in all areas of the country trated Downy (21 ,6-ounce or 32-ounce), along with Friday; Pizza, salad, fruit. LESSER OUANTITES $9- LS m R*i CMWx-ussB ouarriTEs i n it 99 competition had many winners potatoes, glazed carrots, oatmeal ■Eff LOPI—BOtaiESS—WHOLE—5 T010 LBS was hoping it would scare away most of the Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund the cash-register receipt with Ihe purchase price cOokle, purple plums Fresh KEF CWCK—BONELESS CHUCK OB There were hundreds of shoppers across the Itniled competition and my register tape might have a These offers require refund forms- RHAM high school* Fresh - 1 2 9 Beef ^ 2 9 States who entered Ihe contest and whose shopping of the Duncan Hines Chocolate Chip Cookies Friday: Apple juice, manicotti Chicken Legs Boneless m 4 6 9 chance.” BOUDEN VLASIC. GULDEN’S Free Gulden’s circled This offer has no expiration dale with meat sauce, peas and mush­ The following lunches will be 79" Ground Chuck sprees drew "ooooos." "aaaahs” and even applause Spicy Brown Mustard Offer Receive a free SL*CE0-»O7 FflO i n TendeitoinsOx, O Shoulder Roasts.. I Doris is an avid couponer. and she regularly saves M ARIE’S. PEPPERIDG E FARM Free Lettuce rooms. tossed salad with Italian served at RHAM junior and senior 100S etnt ROLMD-LESSEfl OUAfmriCS 2 is LB SPECIAL CLfT from onlookers who watched carts full of food rung up K EF CHUCK-BONCLESS *20 a week on her groceries by using coupons She says manufacturer’s coupon good toward .vour next Offer Receive a coupon good for a free head of L. dressing high schools the week of Sept. 22 Weaver C hicken R oll 79* Fresh Ground Round » 1 .9 9 fo hefty cash-register totals, then stood awe-struck as container of any size of Gulden’s Spicy Brown PORfUOM-ASSOHTED ______, Colonial Sliced Bacon i52.39 Top Blade Steaks 8B ■>1.89 she planned for the Longest Tape Contest for almost lettuce (maximum value *1 ) Send the required I through 26: AssoBTEo Mnrrcs TfflCR SUCtt^-V^rla PRO 4 2* LB piles of coupons whittled the total down to "small KEF CHUCR-BONELESS six months When she walked into her local Mustard, plus over *4 In coupons, money saving refund form and two Universal Product Code Monday; Oven baked chicken, Pork Chops «1.69 A&P Sliced Luncheon M68ts2 99* change." ASSOMTEO M M E T K S Hygrade Wasi Virginia B a c o n 2 .7 9 offers and delitious recipe ideas Send Ihe Manchoster achool* ABF- i -LB p r o 2 9t Beef for Stew ,1.1.99 Albertson’s to make her try. she had with her a Betty symbols from Pepperidge Farm Croutons and Ihe I rice pilaf. cranberry sauce, bis­ hr:r o m v sMcm Eo Phyllis Bradley of Dickson. Tenn . had her Crocker recipe file full of coupons required refund form and the Universal Product Oscar Mayor Seloct Slices 1 .8 9 SC& K & PRO t.n-HVOflAlIC cash-register receipts showing the purchase of The following lunches will be cuit. buttered carrots, fruit. WHOLE OR HALVES Ann Page Sliced Bacon ^ 2.29 mother-in-law leading the cheering section when she I K E F 14.B PRO I 4t Jones Sliced Bacon ^ 2.99 Ball Park Meat Franks^ 1.89 Four hours and two shopping carts later. Doris had Code symbol from one 12-ounce or 16-ounce two jars of Marie’s Salad Dressings Expires Dec served in Ihe Manchester public K O LA A R OR TMCR SLfCCD bought $520.67 worth of groceries for 83.22 Phyllis, Tuesday; Clam roll, cole slaw, Claussen Pickles 1 .6 9 NEPCO purchased *181.10 worth of groceries for *71 75 package of Borden’s Singles, the Universal 31 1986 schools the week of Sept 22lhrough potato rounds, frosted cake. A&P Meat Franks ^1.39 with some help from her mother-in-law. Patty 1- Oscar Mayer Bacon ^ 2.89 Bonanza Franks ^1.19 including tax Product Code symbol from Vlasic Pickles (any REALEMON Recipe Collection Offer Receive 26: Wednesday: Homemade pizza, T H E D E L I Bradley, saved her coupons for more than three I 1 "That’s far short of last year’s winning register variety. 16-ounce or larger) and the net-weight Monday: Hot dog or chili dog on a garden salad, juice bar. T H E F A R M ...A C R O P O F FW ESH M ESfl^ months, and the two traveled 50 miles, so they could a “ Realemon Golden Anniversary” Recipe LONOACRE tape ” observed Christine VanMeter In the feature statement from the front label on any size Collection (an *8 95 retail value) Send the roll, bak^ beans, coleslaw, chilled Thursday; In-service day. No shop at the Sunflower Supermarket In Nashville, a story she wrote about Doris’ supermarket adventure container of Gulden’s Spicy Brown Mustard {, peaches lunch served lUrkey store offering double coupons. required refund form and two ReaLemon or 499 California Thompson for The Stuart News. But Christine ended her story Expires Nov 10. 1986 ReaLime front-label panels and *2 95: or send the ’Tuesday; Beef slew with vegeta­ Friday; Fruit juice, grinder, ^ Alhsoninsh Sleeks . 5.69 Three hours of shopping (including a full hour fo Breast » with an observation that expresses the feelings of DUNCAN HINES. BOUNCE DOWNY Free required refund form and *4 95 and no labels !• bles and potatoes, corn bread. Ice c corn chips, banana NEWrOMREfl Broccoli check out groceries) would be a pain and a half for Seedless Grapes Fresh Cod FWel many of the entrants: "But Doris still considers Cookies Refund Offer. Receive a refund for Ihe Expires Nov .30, 1986 ream sandwich FBFSH TFNDFR GRFf N J l l i r i . 2 . 9 9 most people, but not for Phyllis. "It was a real joy to Provolone Cheese . 2.79 ' A( iroP N iA SWFF I PWNcvr herself a winner” Wednesday; Tomato soup, FKSNLrflUOE Fresh Haddock FHIel toasted Icheese sandwich, potato Andover Elementary P o ta to S a la d 69* . 3 . 8 9 j sticks, vanilla pudding with pi- The following lunches will be LATMESTA Fresh Pollock Flllsi .1 . 7 9 j neapple. served at Andover Elementary HMNCVr Genoa 379 Fresh Flounder Filial Thursday: Zili. meat sauce, School Ihe week of Sept 22 through U.S. MO. 1-ALL PURPOSE-aULK U.S. PAMCY-2'b” UPCnSP JWCY . 3 . 9 9 7 Troop 25 Boy Scouts win many awa/ds at summer camp green beans, garlic bread, apple 26: , Salam i Yellow wedges and raisins Monday; Charbroiled patty, McIntosh , ^ Fresh Alaskan Salmon .4 . 1 9 Boy Scout Ttx)opTtnop 25 of Center weather ( (4),4), Thomos Thom as Stevens (5), Q O nt*fWte*ae*1 ______■ •>«..- a • aa aa T H lP N C U R fl Onions served as program director and ward Dupont and Jeffrey Kennard. Friday; Cheese and pepperoni mashed potatoes, corn on the cob. 4l 8 8 « Apples 7 9 * 1 St Congregational Church held a George W ales (5), Jason W hiting (5), field day and a swimming meet All Courcy Michael Dore. Robet Gess. SUQAA SW ttT-SOUTHeHN CWOWN M ichael W llbonks (5), Von W ilson (9). Paul Maidment as director of For a week and a half before pizza, tossed salad, black forest pudding with lopping. JUMBO SUOAR SWEET court of honor at Its annual Scouts attended church at the East Nathan Gohla. Mark Keating. John t h e d a i r y Wl Merit Badges were awarded as advancement. Others working on cake. Manicbtti with meat Golden Yams »39* two-week summer camp at Camp camp and a few days after, two LempsterCommnIty Church on the Tuesday; HEALTHFUL • NUTRITIOUS Califomia Honeydews. 1.88 follows: program included Eric Thomas. Mullen, Leonard Sadosky. Marc A&P FLOnOA-BLfTTERV FUWOREO e El KIrkham. East Lempster. NH members of the Scouts de France. middle weekend. sauce, green beans, fruit, rolls. E ric Algren (2), M ark Anderson (2), Stephen Edwards. Eric Nelson. Glrardler and Benoit Nadaud Golden Carrots 2SJ9* Ju m b o A v o c a d o s « 99* Light n' Lively 11 w Benoit Nadaud and Mark Girard- Wednesday; French bread pizza, CALIFORNU eWSP-MMSHEO recently. On the final night of camp the Bolton school* Orange Juice RREMMM OUAUTV-TENOER ONEEN Martin Balukas (3), Andrew Bortley Edward Dup^t and Mark Hansen. ler. were guests of the troop. ’Die The Troop has resumed its fall cole slow, juice bars. 13 Waterfront awards were as (3), R oderick Begin (3), W illiam Brow n following weretapped for member­ inn Pum M ORiljA Romaine Lettuce 69* Califomia Asparagus 2 .9 9 Yogurt (S), Hoi Brown (I), Timothy Burdick Bd^in^tfs^mMagers were Stephen host family was the Thomas schedule and Is looking for new The following lunches will be Thursday: Tacos, potato puffs, SUPER SAVmOS-BULR-PtCR YOUR ORTH' «, follows: ship in the Nikiwigi. the troop U FLEURETTE-EITRA FANCT OUALfTY Al I n AV' )f»‘. 14 C l (3), Jerem y B urr (1), David Burss (3), KrrntJall-Ma Robert Salonen. Hun­ members In grades 5 through 8. served in the Bolton Elementary lettuce and tomatoes, peaches. Intermitermedlote i Red Cross Swimmers: Andrew Clevenger (1), Matthew Powers family, but several others Roasted Pistachios 3.99 15 Si Jeremy Burr, John Conklin, Stephen ter PassmW^ was In charge of the honor society: Chris Chappell. Interested parents should call and Center schools the week of Mixed Ftower touquets .. 3.79 Clough (1), John Conklin (1), Jayson assisted in entertaining these Jonathan Coleman. Jeffrey Nel­ Friday: Fish and cheese, hash Dere, James Dawning, Chester Gory, C ordv (4), Todd C o urcy (1), Jon troop’s new computer operation. Scouts. They visited places of Patrick Kennard. recruiting direc­ Sept. 22 through 26: browns, peas, chocolate cake. QROCERV SPECIALS 16 Nc Eric Huftmon, Bryce Johnson, Luke Damon (1), Shaun Darby (3), Jason son. David Sclaudone. Todd 73* William Hansen Jr. was store tor at 649-4472 Monday: Baked chicken with 17 To Nelson, Lorry Norman, Jacob Odell, DeJoannIs (3), Dana DIeterle (1), Interest In the Manchester and Brian Pougou, Scott Sargent, Thomas manager. Hartford areas, as well as touring steamed rice, hot roll, green beans, POLYBAQ 3 *1 (at Stephen D ore (1), M Ichoel Dore (2), Green Giant Stevens, George Woles, Jason Whit­ Lois Beckwith served again as applesauce. Meals on Wheels Campbell's KRAFT ing; Red Cross Swimmers: Eric Jam es Downing (1), R ich ard Eaton (1), New York City. Boston and Ply­ Birds Eye 19 Qr Robert FIske (1), M ark Foley (1), camp nurise. Edward Clarcia was Sales cost less at a trade show ’Tuesday: Lasagna. lo.ssedsalad. Algren, Mark Anderson, Andrew Bar­ Robert Gess (2), Nathan G ohio (2), mouth. At camp they spent the first The following meals are to be Pork & Beans Vegetables Philadelphia Q fIG 20 Ch tley, William Brown, David Burr, Chris Chris Gregon (3), Jam es Honsen (1), waterfront director assisted by week on the canoe trip During Ihe Italian bread, fniil cocktail. served to Meals on Wheels clients Peas or Corn'S^ 7 9 ^ IN TOMATO SAMCF Oregon, Travis HIbler, David Lvder, NEW YORK (AP) - The aver­ companies seeking the highest KOULAR OR EXTRA CKAM Y Cream Cheese Jomes Hothawav (1), Travis HIbler William Sclaudone and James Wednesday; Juice. S a lis b u ry Ini' Manny Motute, Jayson Medhurst, Eric second week they presented sev­ age cost to close an industrial sale return from their marketing the week of Sept. 22 through 26 to READY TO U K (3), E ric Hutfm on (1), M o rk Keating Patrick. The following worked on steak, mashed potatoes and g ra v y , Birds Eye Cool Whip S^79* lUbO*. • 22 T* Possmpre, Van Wilson; Red Cross eral programs concerning their in 1985 was *229.70. while the co.st Meals on Wheels clients. ’The hot HOBSLRO X M N SO N 'S Pillsbury Pizza Crust Basic Water Safety: Roderick Begin, (2) , William Kennard (1), Todd Klepe­ budget ” says Howard Hamm. i*B 1 .0 9 rls (i), Dovid Lyder (3), M onny Motute the maintenance staff: Michael country and Ihe Scouting move­ for a trade show sale was only peas and carrots, cookie. noon meal is listed first and the cool Macaroni & Cheese '^ 1.39 m S T E U R O E O 23 Th MIchoel Dore, Robert Oess, Nathan (3) , Jayson Medhurst (3), Gregory Hamm, the general manager of the Oohia, Mark Keating,no, Jon ______Mullen, Shearer. Lonny Jennings. Chris ment there. They are residents of *106.89. according to the McGraw- Thursday: Tomato soup, grilled evening meal second. ALL FLAVORS SeaHest Sour Cream ',!JJf1.09 24 A c MlpdzInskI (1), Jon M ullen (2), Luke International Hotel-Motel & Res­ 3 >1 SAIALL OR LA RQ E CURD Chris Noyes, Leonord Sodosky; Red Hubley. Brad Freeman, and ham and cheese sandwich, pota­ Ann Page IWin Pops 99* Nelson (1), E ric Newton (3), L o rry the city of Dijon in Burgundy. Hill Laboratory of Advertising taurant Show, adds. "They not,, Monday; American chop suey. LIGHT 1.49 on 26 Nu Cross Advonced Swimmers and Scout Normon (1), Chris Noyes (2)> Jocob Steven Albert. Camp cooks were toes. chocolate or vanilla pudding. green beans, corn, salad, orange. IMNCT SHAPES 12-cr PRO V U M ALLwtBerSir i i ; i . 4 9 Lite Guard: Hal Brown, Andrew Cle­ During the second week of camp Performance and the Trade Show only permit buyers to meet key OCLUXE-WHTTE OR VOLOW Odell (1), E ric Passm ore (3), B rian Theodore Metheny. Donald Ellis. Friday: Pudding Cold roast beef sandwich, pears, Good HwiiorC^iocolate Eclairs ^ 2 .2 9 Kraft Beal 28 L«| venger, Matthew Clough, Todd all Senior Scouts took part In the Bureau manufacturers but to see the latest ALL KRIETIE8 ‘ISB Prego 459 Courcy, Jon Damon, Richard Eaton, Paugos (1), D ovid P h illip s (3), Todd Jeffrey Klojzy. Duane Mitchell. 32>oe. Kraft American Slices 1 .5 9 a 30R» Pow ers (1), Leonard Sodosky (2), Scott annual dance with Girl Scouts from "Trade shows have become an products displayed and. milk Mayonnaise ROUND James Hansen, James Hathaway, Salonen (3), Scott Sargent (1), D ovid William Evans, and Chris Eaton. JelK) Gelatin Pops ',!Lt1.99 Spaghetti SauceI 31 M( William Kennard, Todd Kleperls, Gre­ the Newport-Sunapee area. They Increasingly desirable option for demonstrated” Coventry elem entailes Tuesday; Leg ofveal with gravy, WHITE ALL FLAVORS NEW ENGLAND A&P Mozzarella Balls S 9 9 * gory MIodilnskI, Jeffrey Stonlunas, Sclaudone (1), Jeffrey Stonlunas (1), Robert Patrick was craft director. had a special trip to the St. baked potato, wax beans, salad, SPREADABLE Thomos Stevens (1), Motthew Trocy The following lunches will be Rich’s Bread Dough 5 1.79 Adirondack 32 Rif Matthew Tracy; Senior Red Cross Life (t), Joson Whiting (1), MIchoel Wil­ Junior assistant Scoutmasters Gaudens National Monument. Fort pudding. Sliced turkey sandwich, DELUXE 24tr. A&P Cream Cheese Sovlng: Chris Chappell, Jonathon were Peter Bernier. Jeffrey Haz- served in the Coventry elementary btl. C O RN 0IL ‘ 2-S< > r CO NTS. 33 Ty( Coleman, Dean Coulombe, Jeffrey banks (2), Scott W ilson (3), Van W ilson Number 4. and some fun playing grapes, milk. Celeste Pizza 2.69 Soda Oagodt 89« eiR«vd.r '; : ; 8 9 ^ ( 2 ) . C M iS H C O FMsciimann’s Margarine mo DeJoannIs, Dano DIeterle, Robert zard. Gregor Slebert. Mel Siebold. miniature golf sdiools in the week of Sept. 22 Baked chicken nUMlY-FUOOE Badge.s of rank were given as Wednesday: R A N O O N WEIGHTS FIske, Mork Foley, More GIrordler, Michael Vassallo and Guy Wagner. During the first week of camp the th)X)Ugh 26: quarter with gravy, cranberry HEALTH S BEAUTY AIDS Geisha Pineapple Pil|sbury Brownie Mix 35 IB! Dovid Glade, Eric LIndland, Stephen follows: AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE lOOS UTunAL ”; r i . i 9 AtPMixitareyJicliCtae During the first week of camp the Monday: Chicken nuggets. DECAFFEMATED-MSTANT Metheny, Mork Mllewskl, Jeffrey Nod- Boy Scouts had a special program sauce, whipped potato, carrots, WHITE OR YEUOWBHREOOEO 37 Ac< Tenderfoot: Jeremy Burr, John Con­ 15-year-old Senior Scouts spent a sMce. cheese sticks, crispy potato - L/LlfllHTIUNER OR Dole Pineapple Juice *Sr1.19 Maxwell House Coffee den, Todd Powers. Mile Swim: Jayson klin, Stephen Dore, Jomes Downing, leading toward the Pioneering salad, cake. Egg salad sandwich, SWEET ^ •3 .6 9 Medhurst, John Conklin, James Down­ A&P Sharp Cheese (•b Chester Gory, Eric Huffman, Bryce week on the Monadnock-Sunapee Merit Badge. The Scouts built ptlffs. macaroni salad, chilled applesauce, milk. Ivory SARREL CUREDPtCRLES OR ing, Chester Gary, Lory Norman, Johnson, Kevin Leblanc, Luke Nelson, fruit. FREE! S p ru c e C ra b M ea t '.r . 1 .5 9 Glad lYash Bags 38 Em Trail under the leadership of TENDER ^ 2 . 2 9 Rosoff Kosher Sauediraut Thonrios Stevens, George Woles. Lorry Normon, Jacob Odell, Brion three towers, a monkey bridge, a "iliursday; Pot roast with gravy, Shampoo (Wim ■I.SR RctiMal PLASTIC ” - 1 . 3 9 T u e sd a y : Fruit Juice, hot dog on HOOO 4 0 P r t Skill awaras a were presented as Paugos, Scott Sargent, Ronold Stork- Patrick Kbnnard. Henry Brown. bridge across a nearby brook, and white rice. peas, salad, ginger­ Spruce Tiny Shrimp '.S 1 .0 9 Glad Cling Wrap weother, Thomas Stevens, George a 3)un. baked beans, corn, gelatin ^ 1 . 3 9 42 Dot follows: Guy Courcy and James Patrick. repaired waterfront facilities and bread. Chicken salad sandwich, Tampax Tampons 1£^3.39 UNSWEETENED PLASTIC Choc-OGood Drink Woles, Joson Whiting; First Class: The 16-year-olds took a canoe trip w|th whipped topping. PUMPOOPCNKR! COUN TRY S TY LE OR S U T T E M K R Eric Algren, Mark Anderson, Andrew the campfire area table. fruit and jello. milk. Sunsw eet Prune Ju ice ’S M .0 9 Glad Food Storage Bags i? 1 . 4 9 9 43 Nig E ric^ Albren^ ijit d I (3),3 <2 I > MtVlili o rk tk Anderson 9vT1 1J (3), I / RAPER Pillsbury Biacuiis 4 Bortley, Wllllom Brown, David Burr, on the Connecticut River under the Wedne^ay: Salad bar. assorted Friday; Chicken croquettes, zuc­ Noxzema Skin Cream ' ^ 2 .4 9 Andrew----- BBartley a r " - (3),...... William Brown They also had a ghost hike, *1 ON PRO DISTANT REOEEMAKE COUPON 44 8^1 (3), T im othy B urd ick (3), D avid B urr Chris Gregon, Travis HIbler, David leadership of Robert Salonen. John campfires, a stunt night. wrestling, hot and cold dishes, vegetables, chini. broccoli, salad, pudding. Sno Man Lunch Bags 2 S S ‘ 1 G la d G a rb a g e B a g s Lvder, Monny Motute, Joyson Med­ Arrid Extra Diy D.SSL. ^ 3 .3 9 DOaPOSABLE-SaSALL 1 .9 9 46 Fou (3), Jerem y B u rr (4), John C o nklin (4). Lindland. Stephen Edwards “Ed­ pasta, hot rolls, fruit. -''Tuna salad sandwich, fresh apple, CUreOKCAKOWCKEX HAPPY ROSH HASHANAH hurst, Eric Passmore, MIchoel Wll­ the annual Olympiad, a waterfront PRICE REBATE O F F E R - S E E STO N ES F O R DETAILS fl flO 4 9 Unc Stephen D ore (S), Jam es Downing (4), bonks; Stor Scouts: Andrew Cle­ Thursday; Tomato soup, grilled Ultra Pampers pfc« 0 . 0 9 Dawn Dish Detergent milk. DRV - - 1 .7 9 Chester Gory (5), Chris Gregon (3), IS I n e O ff ^ 211^ «5 TWOPLY.JUMBO Trovls HIbler (3), Eric Huffman 14), venger, Motthew Clough, Todd B2 8«tl Courcy; Life Scouts: Jomes Honsen, Hi Protein Dog Food ’£ ?7 .9 9 Scotties Facial Tissues M em orial Bryce Johnson |4), Kevin Leblonc (4), IBSOLEPLY ’s r i. 0 9 83 8ho Dovid Sclaudone, Matthew Trocy; • N O LI P LY JA IK V 8IZE-tOO(K;T ROLL Dovid Lyder (3), Monny Motute (3)'. Geld Palm: Peter Bernier. lU m blers Joyson------n Medh-—M edhurst * (3), Luke -Nelson------(4), ■ Scott Paper Towels ’’^ 6 9 * Scott Bath Tissue 6 B4 Upri The camp was again under the LAUNDRY 1 2 .4 9 L o rry Norm on (5), Jocob Odell (4), They donU call it a Permanent Cookies are healthy Friskies Buffet ^neoMmautex 55 Kinc Eric Possmore (3), Brton Paugos (5), direction of Scoutmaster Harry Fab Liquid Detergent Scott Sorgent ($), Ronold Stark­ •Jr 2 .9 9 Cascade Detergent *Jr 2.99 Maidment. Scott Tinti again for nothing... CBBSAMON TREATS, R EG OR HONEY [^■j^TniiTSb a J n a r a (AP) — After years of looking at Cat Food H « 0 4 4 » N A l Dl ■A cup peanut butter Al 1 VAMII T II ' Nabisco Graham Crackers '^ 1 .6 9 Thomas’ English Muffins 'JJJ^1.99 stgrchy foods as one of the dietary ■A cup raisins JIU» DCr^-WOULM 04 OCI 4.99* Get the one that*s worth it! MAIU4AI m ■AMMMEXOnrO o » i FME, MEDIUM on WIDE baM guys, we now know that foods In a small bowl combine bran Pepsi Cola or Pepsi Free IT 1 .2 9 Wise Cottage Fries 'a:;i.19 1 Yuor made with whole grains are cereal and milk: let stand 5 D p fl. DOOS tAG Z.. VtXICLS tS.S-OZ. OR RntILARORIMP jyianischewitz 2 Sont Perm Special: heblthfUl because they are high in minutes. Stir together flours, oats. ta k M Coffee Cake Jrs. ',j; l.9 9 State Une Potato Chips ':? 1 .9 9 Egg Noodles ■ 3 Stylii GAS STATIONS ■'5c tee fiber and B vitamins. Whole grains Grape Nuts cereal, baking powder, 4 *1 r a u n o C04N. NACHO 04 COOl 4AHCH regularly *43.00 Vanilla Wafers 'Sr 1 .4 9 Doritos^ Ibrtilla Chips 1 .8 9 M a tz o M e a l give these cookies a nutty flavor soda and salt. In a large mixer bowl PLUSOEPOBR-ALL TYPES 'iT 5 8 * — — and chewy texture. PLUS 090BIT-UQHT OR DRAFT A U BRANDS OPEN or CLOSED combine sugar, oil, molasses and Coca Cola or Tab j n . 2 9 PieisBeer 24 6 N O W O N L Y s a > + F h g vanilla; beat well to mix. Add egg, >iK«ihr PLUS OEPOSIT-IKa on WET 7.49 Matzo Ball Mix t t7 8 « OWKBOOK P1.U8 Dffosrr-Kouuui on uqht peanut butter and bran mixture; CDLLEmON Convenience Stores With Gas Orange or Matzo Balls •S-1.38 beat until smooth. Stir in dry Tbawerk tWEETOUCSBSE Four grain cooklas VAN! M l C 0 0 .X 1 2 ^ 5 * * ingredients and raisins. Drop from Grape Crush Beer Tea B a g s ’S T 1 .9 8 Convenience Stores With Gas Possibilities *33.0 0 ! I cap whole bran cereal n * A F n w l w t r i r T a level tablespoon onto ungreased oNigieKI uuuwI m rnflts B wA mwA m W c u p m ilk cookie sheet. Bake in a 550-degree ’U 9 .. QUALITY Solo Cake R iling J r i . 3 8 W cup whole-wheat flour RBORWIffTV ^ Car Washes oven 10 minutes or until done. Nf* SwAt wum» RLM DEVELOPING W cup all-pnrpoge flour 151 .Mother’s Horseradish t5 8 « ••K. L ^ ^^F‘ Fl'II Com'iiiss'Ons ‘ Remove to wire rack to cool. S EFFECTIVI SUN-, S 9 T I4TM THRU SAT. S ^ »TM.. W enp quick-cooking rolled oats im . F04 UU NOT W44A4U to WHOUSAU 04 m u . OCXLfXt W E R E K R W T m R n m TO Makes 42 cookies. S A ID AND TO CORRECT TVPOQRAPteCAL BW10RB W cup Grape Nnis cereal NKI Write Only; 1 leaapooa baklag powder teaspoon baking soda Henry C. Arnold IKQ 'A teaspoon salt EMERGENCY 43 Dorothy Rood PREV 690 tUMKfoaO RokO i l i i Vk cap packed brown sugar Fire — Police — Medical Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester Manchester, CT 06040 I W cap cooking oil H um i nUnchcstcR, Ct 00040 $ laMespooas nsolasses DIAL 911 HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY S«0 A.M. 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BE AROUNP TO THAT HEI6HT- last 12 years, f've shared a home him M y teapot is on. and I am ® Noticiaro SIN boss of a small western town Kevin The TELL US fN T H E U S A ® Woveie: Muchechits Kline. Scott Glenn, Danny Glover 1985 •UMMMf by Ossn Young b gtan Oraho with another single woman. I am waiting 3 5 Herpar Valley S filed hi Rated PCM 3 [CNN] Showbiz Today ® Why Johnny’s Rsrsnis Cen't Reed? aifned not gay and neither is .she. but DEAR N O T GAV; According to N O T P IC K Y (U S A ) Dragnet HOW VWSSTHE IT [C N N ] Larry Riitg Live Comtlt IN t h e SROOM VIIAS SO WHEN SHE society has automatically labeled Dr. John R4oney. noted .sexologist IN KANSAS [ESPN] Fly fishing With Joa Hum­ WTOOINS, (*JW ?>^ MOST w h a t ' MUCH OLDER phreys [D IS ] MOVIE; 'Anoe in WondsrIsrKr 1 2 : 0 5 A M ® T J . Hooker Hooker and Me sea SAIO," I D O ".. us “ lesbians" because neither of us and gender identification special­ [ u n u s u a l VUAV ■ THAN THE 0RIDE Lewis CerrolTs young heroine meets Romano track down a man who has Thei \ has ever been married and we have ist at Johns Hopkins, no human can D E A R A R B Y; Last week I 7:00P M ® CBS News some curious eharseters after following bsen sexually assaulting famala jog­ lived together for so long be labeled ''100 percent’’ male or attended a luncheon for a depart­ ® O ® M*A*S'H the White Rabbit down the hole in Walt gers. (70 min.) (R). Servlet This woman and f have no ing boss. There were about 10 of us ® (22) Wheal of Fortune Disney’s version of the ciessic story. 1 2 : 3 0 A M ( ® f Love Lucy disci pli female We are all capable of 1951. Rated G. obligations or commitments to bisexuality Some act out Others there and we each paid for our own ® Entertainment Tonight Aetor/singer ® Judge who ha [E S P N ] NMfonef High School Dance . . l i each other, ff f could find a man never do lunch I noticed that we were also Art Garfunkel talks about his rola in the ® Errtertainment Tonight Aetor/singer upcoming film "Good to Go." a suspense Team Chempionahipe I,.- with whom I could have the same Is one .sexual encounter with a charged a “gratuity" It wasn’t An Garfunkel talks about his role In the E musical arrangement. I wouldn’t mind much and I didn't want to make a [T M C ] MOVIE; DaBasr A former Con upcoming film "Good to Go," a suspense person of the same sex sufficient to (Tf) Jeffersons federate guerilla officer arrives in Dallas musical \ living with him ft would be more label that person gay? (No.) Six scene, .so I paid it-. seeking revenge on three brothers who (Tft Fugitive (39 Uncle Floyd acceptable in our society for me to encounters’’ (Maybe i Is age a I thought tipping was up to the ravaged his home and lands Gary (S^ MeeNeit-Lehrer Newshour Cooper, Ruth Roman. Stave Cochran. & MOVIE; "rrie Hen Heroes' Two ARLO AWD JAWI8 • by Jhnmy Johnson live with a man than a woman. factor'* (Yes ) Would a few same- person (lining out This is the With ® «100,000 pyramid 1950 prlois get involved in a brack-market ring WAS Abby. if any kind of measures sex encounters in boarding sebool second time this has happened and that operates between Oran and Paris. increa IQEMeMeKRTAlKlNOAMMn' irUMK&FINE.NTARENT th e FRENCH DMR& I probably will always keep quiet ^ 9 New Newlywed Oen>e 9 : 3 0 f’ M (£0 I S You Again? Matthew are to be taken against homosexu­ make one gay"* (Probably not ) marries' a girl as part of a class axperi- Rod Tayfor, Claudia Cazdinale. Harry REDCCORXnM«eeEPn)M? HOOOVERDMMlTASrr ONTxe ooeens' ® Noveta: Marie de Nedie Una pobre patlen als. will all married people be and pay I just want to know if this ment while Henry begins a ralationship Guardino. 1968 How about men or women who muchacha campesina se trastada a la Legi ON THE PAbTRACR by bin Holbroek NERE'R SOMEflr/WlKA&' HERE? is common practice in restaurants with her wealthy mother. (R) In Stereo ® ® Late Night wrth David Letferman excluded? What about married have been incarcerated in prisons gran ciudad en busca de trabajo Inad- increa folks who get their little kicks on or whaf* ® Miry EapeeMf; Vicente Fernandez Tonight's guasts are Brother Theodore for many years’ (Any port in a vertidamente se ve envuelta en probte- and Miss America 1987 (60 min.) fn P Insteai the side with people of their own storm' I N O R FO LK VA mas y es eviada a la pnsion A( safir de la ( ® Rachel Being Five Stereo ^ pB^^•HAV^'P^e'rM(ll|lN6• carcel encuentra trabajo como sirvienta Med sex? Will sanctions apply only to Are you beginning to get the 10:00PM ® The Equafizar McCall ® Alfred HKchcock Presents st -fc WORK ON This DEAR NORFOLK; Gratuities domestica en donde es seducida y aban- The H( those who atjmit they are gay. and idea? So. unless a person discloses donada con un nino (60 min ) tries to prevent an aspiring actress from ® More Reef People I'LL m e To CALL 9) are ordinarily optional, but when falling victim to a prostitution ring, while Senate exclude those who remain in the his or her sexual history, there is no (S) Nigbify Business Report ftt} closet? What about those of us who there’s a large party with .separate trying to entrap the orchid killer' (60 fffl) Gene Scott increa way of "knowing " And if the (fD Matt Houston min.) (R). are not gay. but are assumed to be checks, unless a gratuity is added [ESPN] John Fox Ouidoof* The government demands an account­ [C N N ] Moneyline CD Newt because of our lifestyle? the waiter or waitress (ends to be [HBO] MOVIE: 'Zoo Gang* An ex- deficit ing of our bedroom behavior, we [E S P N ] SportsCenter alcoholic wrestler teaches a group of I've often wondered if there are forgotten (X) & Arthur HaHe/a Hotel (CC) As Medici can kiss goodbye our right to [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Three Women* Robert Christine prepares to leave the St. Gre­ kids how to fight when the town bullies Altman s unusual diary of the relation­ gory, Peter gives her old job to Julie, make their lives miserable. Sen Vereen, thwart ships between three young women which draws resentment from Christine Jason Gedrick, Jackie Earle Haley The Sissy Spacek. Sheiley Duvall. 1977. and jealousy from Megan. (60 min ) (R) Rated PG go up. Rated PG X ) Klner'a Korner [USA] Edge of Night ALLEY OOP "'by Days Oraua Scabies causes itchy rash to 1492. [U S A ] Dance Party USA fTT) Independent Network News 1 :0 0 A M X D Get Smart IlN in iT I CArTT IMOERSTANP WHAT COULD/ WHAT Y YES' YOU WERE RIGHT.' \ BUT \ DOC MUST HAVE HTT 7 :3 0 P M (3D dD p m Magazine O The Untouchablea X ) Dynasty (60 min ) _ - , ^ ^ 7.? I b o a r d w h e n U.b. ACfWg byJlmDavIs HAVE h a f f e f c p t o A l l e y ' d o c / Asoifr h i s / i 'l l s e t TWO SETTINGS HE tongue’s resistance to infection d ) Jeopardy (S ) ( H 9 t Eleewhere Westphall and SAIP EVERYTHING WAS "SO" / SBTTIMSS?! A PRINT ARE WAY OFF .' HE COLLAPSED.' DEAR DR. X ) J Iracted .scabies defeat, smashes his hand in frustration ( H CNN Headline News R( CHECKLIST. HELMETS, OXVGEN / OO'RE \ (TTj Independent Network News NEVER GET OFF 1 ! G E T T IN G \ two months ago D E A R DR. G O T T : Other men (60 min.) (R). 3 1 Maude M ASKS, PARACHUTES, KNEE PAPS Sflti Barney Miller t h e g r o u n d j ( t h e i d e a j from my dog Dr. Gott have written to ask you how they ($7) Lamon Grova Incident (CC) Inter­ [CN N ] Crotafira WAS! w h o h a d can regain their ability to gel an New Newlywed Game views. dramatized scenes and historical ~7^ (Ct4tCti) footage are featured in this examination [DIS] Scheme of Things Preside erection I have just the opposite All New Dating Game mange She’s of a U.S. school desegregation case (60 [E8PN] Tannis Magazine for a si Peter Golt, M.D. problem: 1 can’t get an orgasm ® Wild, Wild World of Animals (^ H E C fT ) been treated by min.) [T M C ] MOVIE: Crlala' An American comfort the vet. I've I ’m crowding 90. but am still alive [C N N ] Crossfire $ 1 To Be Announced brain specialist is kidnapped and forced Reput used Kwell I’ve been taking medicine for [D IS ] Mouseterplece Theater [CNN] CNN Evening News to perform an operation on a dictator. Cary Grant, Jose Ferrer. Paula Raymond. prelimir three or four angina and had prostate surgery 2.S [ES P N ] Major League Baseball's Grea­ [ESPN] 1986 Ford College Cheerlead­ years ago 'j 1950 nominal times, and I test Hits: 1977 World Series (R) ing Championships Coverage from San The S< spray my house |HBO] Moviemakers Diego. CA. (60 min.) [USA] Dick Cavett (R) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Chariots of Firs' Two 1 :1 5 A M ® MOVIE: Th e Bandit*’ Af- evening weekly with a malalhion mixture I years ago. 1 had colon cancer and 1 [U S A ] Radio 1990 uustice' still have scabs, and when I sweat, D E A R R E A D E R ; As men age. men of greatly different backgrounds ter being saved from the hangman's now wear a stomach bag For the 8 :0 0 P M Cd) Connecticut Originals: compete for the honor of representing noose, three cowboys head south of the A fins (J?/M PAWS 9-17 if feels as if I have a new breakout past year, if I eat something that they usually experience increasing Two Beechers: Hattie and Belle their country in the 1924 Olympics. Ben bo'^der. Robert Conrad, Jan-Michael Vin­ if ^HGACMEAJTtJPesOF Cross, Ian Charleson, Dennis Christo­ cent, Roy Jensen 1967. appeals P^VUHAT KJUOCfA What can I do? causes my bowel to back up I wake difficulty in having orgasms Un­ d j Shogun A shipwrecked English navi­ gator finds love and adventure in the fas­ pher 1981. Rated PG. Burger’! RDSli HOCO AWP MOT IWOULPTPy up in the morning with a black fortunately. this can often culmi­ 1 :3 0 A M ® MOVIE: Stanlay and LIv- D E A R R E A D E R ; Scabies is a tongue What causes Ibis'* nate In an inability lo achieve cinating and terrifying world of 17th- [USA] Dick Cavatt (R) Ingatone' An English newspaperman Leader] HIS -WeppT AAEJO'; POUCS century Japan (2 hrs ) Pari 3 of 6 violently itchy skin rash caused by sexual fulfillment The reasons for 1 0 : 1 S P M [DIS] D Tv goes to Africa to search for a D-W.Va. (d ) @9) Perfect Strangers SEASON missionary-explorer whom he believes Repub Astntsiraph EH? WITH l o o m i c y ^ the Itch mile It usually responds D E A R R E A D E R ; Black tongue this decline in ahllily are complex, PREMIERE (CC) Larry panics when a [HBO] MOVIE: Swrat AdmlroT (CC) A to be alive Spencer Tracy, Richard quite promptly to the application of usually is caused by a fungus because orgasm spends on a pregnant friend of Balki s goes into la­ love letter falls into the wrong hands and Greene. Nancy Kelly. 1939. for appr Kwelt lotion. I suggest that you stop Infection of the tongue I doubt that sensitive and complicated se­ bo r creates havoc In a suburban community. Rehnq C Thomas Howell, Lori Laughlin, Fred d D Indapandant Network Nawa ACROSS (31) MOVIE: 'Blood Feud' A re-creation of 7 4 Electrified parti­ Answer to Previous Puzzle all spraying and see a dermatolo­ the problem is due lo your bowel quence of neuromuscular reflexes. Ward. 1985 Rated R [C N N ] Nawanight Update Democri cle gist lo determine If your cont inning habits: however the use of a Poor circulation due lo age is a the historic clashes between Teamster H A T H 1 F R O w A R o l leader Jimmy Hoffa end Attorney 1 0 : 3 0 P M ® 3 5 now z [ESPN] Surfar Magazine 1 Spanish hero (2 < l f o u r skin problems are due to scabies or mouthwash may relieve the condi­ common cause of sexual malfunc­ General Robert Kennedy Robert Blake, 5 Use a spade | q u 1 dO) Alfrad Hitchcock 2 :0 0 A M ® MOVIE: one* I* Navar R E c E R A T E D some other condition tion Ordinarily, black longue is not tion I suggest that you ask your Cotter Smith. DannyAiello. 1983Part 1 wdt.) 6 Dawn goddess |u (31) Odd Couple Enough' Dan August puts his life on the R S u S E L L 1 8 ^Birthday serious: It may come and go. urologist’s advice. In the hope that of 4 line. Burt Reynolds, Susan Oliver, Jan- 6 Eulogy 7 F t Map Ia T L A S [T s E R DEAR DR. GOTT: Thirteen depending on variations in the your problem may be treatable. 3 1 Wheals (2 hrs.) 3 5 Novala: Amo y Saner Mlchael Vincent. 1970 11 Woody Sapl. 18, 1986 [DIS] Animals In Action abbreviation _N R E E U N u M (21 MOVIE; 'Caravans' A runaway Amer­ (Q ) Grizzly Adams PARIS 13 Gypsy ican woman joins a nomadic chieftain in [ESPN] Mazda BportsLook (R) Paris tod 8 Egg dish T H A R P A L M Speculative investments are likely to central Asia Anthony Quinn, Jennifer 11:00PM ® ® d2 (39) 39) News ® 39 M-A-8-H [USA] MOVIE: 'Cry of the Innocenf Af­ fire depa 14 Candy flavor 9 Hereditary fac­ s 1 T E c o L E have a strong appeal for you in the year O'Neill, Michael Sarrazin 1978. s u E FRANK ANP ERNEST ^by Bob Tbavaa ter his wife and children are killed in an 15 Belgian port ahead. You should do rather well in ® (30) Highway to Heaven Thanks to ® Carol Burnett and Friends A pera tors M 8 S S E D A N H A S these situations, provided you slay In Wheat malt is easy to make unusual accident, an insurance execu­ Jonathan's angelic powers, Mark and a 3 5 Odd Couple tive joins a reporter to solve the tragic followed 16 Noras goblin 10 Wagner E N A c T E N E your area of expertise. beautiful female actress suddenly 3 9 Avsngsra riddle Rod Taylor. Joanna Pettet, Cyril Rennes i (SETTING P a t ?.. 17 Townsman opera role E T R _E^ E D T] S 1 B switch physical images (60 min.) (R). Cusack 1980 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) You have DEAR dry. In an oven set at the lowest (21 d?) 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Then grind the dried d l MOVIE: 'Suddenly, Last Summer' A (35 Abbott and Costsllo The be don’t know how to do It? The Match­ Pointers sprouts in a blender, coffee Harrold. 1984 Rated R. 22 Technique Constellation maker set can provide the Information AT-THe-FEfPlN cup sugar, 1 30 Recant (praf.) Australian city Is actually [C N N ] Prime News Stereo. 2 :3 0 A M [CNN] sport* Latanight ' Louis_____ 50 Fitting decisions today without first consulting honey or other sweetener In yeast 31 Made of (auff.) called diastatic [D IS ] Edison Twins [USA] Stone [ESPN] SportaCanter Epic poem 42 Sheep shelter 51 Spring month the other. Take lime to go over the pros WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalll malt, and It makes a wonderful grain mills and other places that breads, cookies, over cereal. In 32 Rifle and cons of major Issues. [ES P N ] McDonald's Junior Tennis (60 1 1 : 3 0 P M ® Ko)ek 2 :3 5 A M ® CBB New* Nightwatch natural sweetener forbaked goods. sell whole grains) as you would any milkshakes, etc SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Small in- min.) ® 3 9 ABC News NIghtllne Joined In Prograa* 33 Type of Iractlons that you usually are able to It’s easy to make out of sprouted seed or bean. When the sprouts are POLLY [H B O ] MOVIE: The Karate Kid' (CC) ® Police Woman 3 :0 0 A M 3 5 Emergency moth shrug oft could gel under your skin to­ wheat kernels. as long ns the original seed, they're When a teenager is bullied, a Japanese Polly will send you a Polly Dollar 5 5 The Honsymoontrs [CN N ] Nawa 0^^rnlght 35 1BB0, Romen day. Try not to snap at someone who Sprout whole-wheat berries ready to make Into mall. Dry the handyman teaches him about salf- really doesn't deserve It. wheal sprouts until they are very ($1) if she uses your favorite confidence and karate Ralph Macchio. (33) (39 Tonight Show Tonight’s guests [ESPN] Top Rank Boxing 37 Accountant (available In natural-foods stores. SAG ITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. 21) Your Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her Noriyuki "Pat" Morita, Elisabeth Shue. are Bob Newhart and Saundra Santiago. [TM C ] MOVIE: Deadly Force’ A former r.1984 Rated PG. (abbr.) financial aspects display uncertainties column. Write Polly's Pointers in (60 min.) In Stereo. cop ia catted upon to track down a pty- 38 E tea pa (tl.) today. Don't complicate matters further care of the Manchester Herald [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Jim Thorpe: All Ameri- (39 Hogan's Hsroat chopathic maaa murderer. Rated R. by spending money you know you 40 Prepare to firs shouldn’t. 42 Dove sound CAPRICORN (Dac. 22-Jan. 19) There's Thoughts 43 Night bird a chance that others will be extremely 9 44 Salta demanding ol you today. There Is even ST. JAMES a likelihood they may make you tho What’s In a name? Well, It Is only Isn’t it wonderful that we can 46 Foundling scapegoat for their own fallings. In the name of the Lord Jesus turn to our Savior and be saved and 46 Unconvincingly AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) It's Im­ Christ that we will be saved from cleansed from our sins? Have you FALL FESTIVAL ’86 come lo Him? "And this is the will 62 Setting up perative today that you be able to dis­ our sins. The Bible says this: tinguish between genuine optimism and “ Neither is there salvation In any of him that sent me, that every one 83 Shoulder (Fr.) merely wishful thinking. The first works; Other; for there is none other name which seelh the Son. and believelh St. James Church 54 Upright the second doesn't. Bridge under heaven given among men, on him. may have everlasting life; 896 Main Street 65 Kindt PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) In order to Vvhereby we must be saved” (Acts and I will rai.se him up at the last maintain good relationships. It's best dav" (John 6:40) not to Impose on your friends unneces­ 4:12). DOWN It also says fn the Bible that the sarily today. Fend lor yourself and make NORTH •-I1-U End play Declarer should win the jack of 7th Annual Fall Festival do with what you have. Son of man (the Lord Jesus) is Pastor Jim Bellasov 4> A 8 5 spades and play the high hearts. They Faith Baptist Church 1 Ytoman ARIES (March 21-April 19) if you are In F K 7 4 3 come to seek and fpsavethatwhich for a rainy day do not split. Then, instead of taking fi­ was lost. (Luke 19; to. Manchester Thurs., Sept. 18, Fri., Sept. 19, charge of others today, be especially ♦ 5 4 3 nesses in both minors, he should play 2 Song words tactful when issuing directives. They will ♦ 863 By James Jacoby the ace and king of spades and put 3 Stylish (c)19ee by NEA. Inc 7 resent being talked to in an arrogant Sat., Sept. 20 fashion. WEST EAST West on lead with the fourth spade. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Try to be ♦ Q 10 8 7 4 ♦ 9 I’m sure you’ve heard about good West will, of course, cash the fifth ♦ 10 8 days and bad days. In that sense, spade, on which declarer can pitch el- C i n e m a understanding and tolerant today when ♦ J 9 6 5 the- -r . Hours: Thursday & Friday 5-11 dealing with persons who don’t whole­ ♦ K B 6 4 J 10 8 2 bridge is like the weather. In today’s ter of his small minor suit cards. 6 heartedly support your views. Allow ev­ ♦ K 9 4 ♦ J 10 7 5 deal, on a good day, declarer would Now defender West must give up the Saturday 11am - 11pm HARTFORD „ ^ MF eryone freedom of thought. make three spade tricks and four ninth trick by leading away from one cintma CItv — She's OoMo Hove H UA Theater* Rgit — The Korote Kid CELEBRITY CIPHER GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Keep your SOUTH heart tricks (the suit splitting 3-3), and of his minor suit kings. tR) 7 ;30. 9;50. — ARoom Witho View7. Port II (PG ) 7:10, 9:25. — Nothing In Drawing for 1986 Mercury Lynx "L” , Quasar Stereo ♦ K J 3 2 eyes focused on the profit column today both minor suit kings would be with — Mono LUo (R) »;20. — A Greof Wall Common (PG ) 7:15, 9:30. — One Crozv or else you might conduct your busi­ ♦ A Q 2 tPO) 7; 15.4:40. — Nothing In Common Summer (PG) 7:15, 9:15. VCR and Panasonic Sport 500 10-speed will be held ♦ A Q 7 E)ast, giving declarer four tricks in the tPOi 6;S0, 9:30. „ by CONNIE WIENER ness affairs In ways that Invite mistakes minors. That would be 11 tricks, and VRRNON Saturday, ^pt. 20th at llpm. and losses. ♦ A Q 2 •KJHFUN JU JVHFABZOK FD QFOK the sun would be shining. RA6T HARTFORD , cm* t A t — One Crozv Summer (PG) CANCER (June 21-July 22) You may be Vulnerable; East-West Miss Liberty RottwgBd Pub A Cinema — About 7, 9:10. — About Lost Night...(PG-13) 7:05,9:30. given wise counsel today by a person Dealer: South The careful declarer not only brings Lost Night...(R) 7:30. ^ NEW RIDES, c r a f t s , A VARIETY OF NKHHFUN HZ OUZI OZCKZUK VKJQQ8 The Statue of Liberty, from the Poor RicborB'i Pub • Ciwm o— you dislike. Because you don’t appreci­ his raincoat and umbrella to the game, Armed ond Oongerou* (PG-13) 7:30, WRST HARTPORO GOOD FOOD, GIANT TAG SALE. ate the source, you’re apt to reject this Well foundation of the pedestal to the tip of North E a il Soath but also his galoshes. If hearts do not 9:30. Rim 1 A t — About Lost Night (R ) 7. IKOa." — IFOQF BJDHFUND. advice. its torch, is 305 feet high. Its arm is 42 Ibewcot* eiitemo* t-9 — Too Gun 9 :30. — The Karate Kid Port M (PG) 7, 2 NT split, and those missing minor suit FREE ENTERTAINMENT LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) An unpleasant Pass 3 N T Pass Pass feet long, and the l e n ^ of its nose is (P G ) 1:05,7:30,9:20. — FerrliBueller's 9:30. PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "Tho three actors I admire most are all dead' task that you’ve been avoiding because Pass kings are with West, then there are Oov Oft (PO-13) LIS , 7:15, 9:30 - FVidey • CkrI Henry, aingcr, 7-llpm Humphroy Bogart, Spencer Tracy and the French actor Jean Qabln ” — 4V4 feet. ’The tablet is 23V4 feet long, Allen* (R ) 1, 7,9 :35. — Extremities (R) WINDSOR you've been hoping it’ll be taken care of only eight tricks. The right thing to do Pldie — Armed and Dongerous Michaal Caine. and the head, from chin to cranium, 1:30, 7:30, 9:45. — Free Ride (R) 1:40, ^Inrtlay - Johnny Prytko Polka Band, 7-llpm by others could catch up with you to­ Opening lead: ♦ 7 if possible is to protect against even goes 17V« feet. ’The statue weighs 225 7:45,9:55 — The Fly (R) 1: to, 7:20,9:30. (PG-13) 7:15. day. No one wants your job. the ugliest of breaks. Here it’s easy to tons and its restoration cost 166 — Stood bv Me (R) 1:35, 7:40, 10. — \dmiMton it free. do that. Ruthlets People (R) 1:25, 7:35, 9:50. — DRIVR-INS Manchester 6 4 9 -2 7 5 6 million. Rock to School (PG-13) 1:20. 7:25,9:25. Monsfleld — Reopens Fridov. 2t- MAWCWESTEK m K A tV . #iedwewH>f» . S e t, n. t m ■ jti«m^ni:.on!.HMANCHESTER tiKKALLF, HERALD. wcanesgay, Wednesday. sept. Sept. 17.1986 17, 1986 — —it It v^./woM tm Britf I Reagan threatens spending veto mOoncem about drug abuse turns campaigns Into 'Jar Wars' l l arCRW H oO T By Willloin M. Welch National Governors’ Association, (ban is incinded hr the package, necessary because none of the 13 and the Washington Monument — Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. William " I ’m roady to deal with Star Wars, So*M adaclM (tafci In PakMan Tlid Mtdctafdd Press The Associated Press said. He had his chief of staff take called a contlnning resolntloii. annual appropriations bills that on Nov. 23, 1991, after Reagan W. Scranton III, the Democratic but Jar Wars is a little beyond me the test, too, and challenged '1 simply cannol agree to these finance government operations vetoed a continuing reaoiution. candidate for governor, acknowl­ now." WASHINGTON - President WASHINGTON — Candidates provisions I# they survive House and programs has received final Federal workers also were sent opponent Frank White to do the edged last week that he used McIntyre’s campaign dug up a Rvagan says be is ready to sbot across the country are reacting to « i d Senate action and reach my home briefly In 19$4aftera stopgap same, which he did. recreational drugs when he was decade-old article from a now- Sawn the federal w m o ro a m d congressional approval. Without the heightened concern over drug desk as part of a continuing "raactment of this measure, or the money bill expired. “ We have received our reports younger. He declined to name defunct underground newspaper >y p— WTO »J JWM iwnwJ m t r to ratber than agree to a nearly $979 abuse by calling for tougher laws reaointion," Reagan toM Republi­ individual spending bills, the go­ The bill pot togM ier ’Tuesday by and we passed." Ointon declared. which drugs he used. that quoted McCloskey, then * €tore*lwr, • Servfel d«pMy billion omnlbea spending bin pend- and. in nnany cases, by taking urine anaeke far afr a«Ml Maaal mallera, P a iM a af afflelala can congressional leaders at the vernment technically would be the Approbations Committee em­ Scranton, 39, the son of a former mayor of Bloomington, as saying ing in the Hoase — the largest s i ^ tests to show they are drug free. White House on ’Utesday. broke on Oct. 1. bodies 11 of the appropriations bills IN NEW YORK, Gov. Mario Pennsylvania governor, said he he favored decriminalizing mari­ ■taasnre Congress has ever Triggered in part, by the recent Ashed by reportert whether he Congress originally used such as they have passed the House and Cuomo has made an issue of his never used "hard drugs,” and that juana. McCIoskey’s staff denied it. drug deaths of famous athletes, would risk a partial government omnibus measures as stopgap includn the two others as pre­ campaign to fight the use of crack his experimentation with drugs Rep. Carl Perkins, D-Ky.. re­ By voice vote on Tuesday, the and by the rapid spread of a potent shutdown that could be triggered at devices to provide t|me to romplete viously approved by the commit­ and has called for laws that would ended in the early 1970s. fused when he found himself e n * * ^ le ttw 8evlH IHi*w aii^ P e w iy I atle-controiled House Ap- form of cocaine called crack, drugs the end of the month by a veto, action on appropriations bills. But tee. making the package worth allow judges to sentence crack challenged by GOP opponent proftrlatiens Commitlee approved have become a big campaign issue Reagan replied, " I f I don't get one in recent years the measure has more than $507 billion. The largest dealers to life in prison. “ AT NO TIME in my life was I James Polley to take a drug test. the package that is necessary to this fall. President Reagan, who iwILfc *^ *‘****"”^ •” *'**^ that I think is good for the people become part of the end-of-session previous continuing resolution was Republican Sen. Alfonse D’A- ever hooked, dependent, addicted He countered by challenging Pol­ finance most governiiient opera­ took a drug test, issued a televised and going to help in what we're scramble Congress makes to com­ mato, facing a re-election battle, or any of those other mean and ley to take a lie-detector test to tions and programs for the entire $470 billion for flscal 1988. appeal against drug abuse on trying to do, you bet I ’ll veto," he plete its work for the year. Only government benefit pro­ joined a federal prosecutor in July nasty terms,” Scranton said. ’’I ’ve prove it wasn’t all a political stunt. ^ « a l year beginning Oct. 1. The Sunday. replied. Just as familiar Is the veto game grams such as Social Security and to stage a New York City street-buy never been involved with anything In Florida’s tough race for the ran House is due to consider the A few politicans have scoffed at Reagan added that he was not Congress and the White House ptay Medicare, along with legal obliga­ of drugs for the benefit of hidden addictive, anything dependence U.S. Senate, GOP Sen. Paula legislation later this week. the stampede to urinalysis as a Just drawing a line in the sand. over spending bills as each side tions of the government such as tte TV cameras. causing, and my involvement was Hawkins and her challenger. De­ However, the president wants "Jar Wars" publicity scheme that "M ore than that; I drew the line in tries to get Its way. payment of Interest on the national “ I was irritated,” said Andrew always. I think, prrtty much mocratic Gov. Bob Graham, are more for the military and foreign contributes little to a real drug concrete," ’The V^lte House ordered the debt, are not covered by tte O’Rourke, the GOP’s candidate for generally in the mainstream of the both hammering at drug use and Union Slot tuH to itop drug totts aid and less for domestic programs solution. ’The continuing resolution is closing of many federal offices — pending legislation. governor against Cuomo, "be­ people of my generation.” the flood of illegal drugs into that But drugs are a problem that is cause they didn’t take me along.” state. T iZ iS *^ «^ !L r ^ emptoyeew' union flied tuH In Indiana’s 8th Congressional AP photo l^wday to blocli President Reagan's order insUtuting easy to condemn — and an issue While drug abuse is an easy District. Republican candidate Ri­ HAWKINS HAS charged that that candidates of all ideological i w « « 2«a d drag teste for gorerimient workers, and the mark for a politician, the Issue can chard D. McIntyre and his staff some educational materials warn­ President and Mrs. Reagan chat in their White House stripes find easy to embrace. cut the other way too. Some underwent voluntary drug testing * .**,2”** *” " * ' •'rtfo*x;ed legislation to override It. Voters keep Kennedy win streak alive ing children against the use of living room shortly before a nationally televised speech " I wanted to see what this drug candidates are finding past re­ and pronounced themselves drug drugs actually encourage their use lest was like, so I took one.” about drug abuse Sunday night. It was the second time in S By The Associated Press the 1980 Reagan landslide. marks — or past drug use - free. His Democratic opponent. and shouldn't be used in the 11^1!? executive order Reagan Arkansas Gov, Bill Clinton, a Kennedy’s victory maintained becoming unpleasant flashbacks in Rep. Frank McCloskey, called the schools. She and her staff took drug four years that the Reagans made a joint broadcast s ri!S?!nii n” ^ ? MtaMishlng the test program violates the Democratic voters kept the the family record of never having Democrat and chairman of the their campaigns. move “ showboating,” and said: tests. speech on the issue. u n ^ tu tim s Fourth Amendment protection against unreasona- lost an election In Massachusetts. N e search and seizure. Kennedy magic alive In Massachu­ setts, boosted Brock Adams for his It also marked the second straight suH also charges that the executive order violates the Civil clash with Sen, Slade Gorton in success for the family’s younger *? permitting agency heads to remove or Washington, and settled an Okla­ generation, following a victory last - ^ P i ^ e e s . including those in non-sensitive positions, homa cliffhanger by picking a week by Kennedy’s younger sister, who have been found to use iliegal drugs. businessman as their nominee for Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, in a E governor. Maryland congressional primary. REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES E In the highlight of the year’s last ’’1 grew up In a family where we were taught that the United States big round of primaries ’Tuesday. government stands for something Joseph P. Kennedy II, 33-year-old .REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK Congress opposes Medicare hike and that America as a nation V.3MAINST»UFT.WANrHf<. fii. son of the late Sen. Robert F. stands for something.” Kennedy 643-1591 WASHINGTON — Congress is working to thwart an automatic Kennedy, won the Democratic featuring: Home of tho wMk features- ')( MI. T said In a victory statement. He D.w.riSHe.»j^ Vf t III: It . Vt (f, increase that would raise to $572 the amount that Medicare nomination for the Boston-area 8th II vowed to do his part to re-establish 87.1- 140U patients must pay for their first day in the hospital in 1957. Congressional District seat being America as the "land of opportun­ Legislation under consideration would override that $80 vacated by House Speaker Thomas ity" If he Joins his uncle. Sen. ncrease and allow a more modest rise In the Medicare deductible P. O’Neill Jr. P Edward M. Kennedy, In P Instead. In Oklahoma, political novice Washington. David Walters edged Attorney Medicare patienfs now must pay $492 for their first day’s stay. He will be heavily favored V.. General Mike Turpen by Just 3.000 The House version would raise that charge to $500 for 1987; the against GOP nominee Clark Abt in votes out of nearly a half-million M nate plan would set It at $520 and change the formula for future a district that has not sent a increases. east after a bitter runoff campaign. Republican to Congress for more M AN CH ESTER - Deluxe 11 room Raised Ranch, 4 Walters will face Republican j T!l!f ho“»e* have yet to reconcile the differences In their than four decades. bedrooms, 3 full baths, main floor family room, plus a large M fidt reduction packages, but congressional staff experts on Henry Bellmon, the former gover­ nor and senator, to determine who Kennedy spent more than $1 recreation room, lovely 19x39 In-ground pool - many extras, Medicare said Tuesday It is a virtual certainty the $80 hike will be million on his campaign and asking $249,000. thwarted. succeeds Democratic Gov. George Nigh. stressed his experience as founder of Citizens Energy Corp., which AP photo The Medicare deductible rises automatically as hospital costs In Washington, Adams, a former Manchester Dup/ex $149,900 has bought millions of dollars of (2) 0 room units, ssch with living room, dining room, psntrled kitchsn go up. Last January the deductible Jumped 23 percent, from $400 congressman and transportation crude oil, refined It and sold it at no Retiring House Speaker Thomas P. O ’Neill (right) shakes snd 3 bedrooms, front end bsck covered porches, fenced yard private to $492. It was only $40 when Medicare started in 1960 and it was secretary in the Carter administra­ $180 in 1980. profit to low-income families. hands with Joseph P. Kennedy 11 after O ’Neill cast his drlvawaye, 2 car garage. tion, was under pressure to draw a strong vote to show potential O’Neill, whose television endor­ vote In the Massachusetts primary election Tuesday contributors he could mount a sement helped push Kennedy over morning. Kennedy, a candidate in the Eighth Congres- the top, said he was "very pleased serious challenge to Gorton, a • 7 Hooms • Finished Family Room that young Joe Kennedy is going to ^onal District, is running for the seat to be vacated by Rehnquitt vote expected tonight first-term Republican elected In O ’Neill. ' • 3 Bedrooms • New Heating System take my seat” • Fireplace • Built-In Air Conditioner WA8HI5^TON — William H. Rehnquist’s nomination by • I ’A Baths • Convenient Location SOUTH WINDSOR - U&R 8 room Colonial. 1st floor family President Reagan to be the nation’s 10th chief Justice is headed • Hardwood Floors • Quick Occupancy room, 4 bedrooms, large dining room, 2

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MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 17. 1986 — t l Reagan scales back proposal BUSINESS for cuts In nuclear weapons V

By Sorry Schweld pursue a negotiated arms control chev adtrised Reagan at their The Associated Press agreement, despite the indictment “fireside” summit meeting last of Nicholas Daniloff of U.S. News A. November in Geneva that an Cover position when seiiing short Bu^neaa in Brief wJa s HINGTON - President World Report in Moscow on espion­ agreement is possible on strategic Reagan, in a move to bridge age charges. weapons and also the medium- difft^rences with the Soviets despite Reagan and the Sl-year-old cor­ range nuclear weapons the two QUESTION; the arrest of an American reporter, respondent have denied the sides have deployed in Furope. ANSWER: Yo&’ll pay two brok­ other party and have a broker Richard becomas vice praskfafit is instructing U.S. negotiators to charges. If I sell a stock erage commissions — the Hrst Planning for a second summit handle things. For example, a HARTFORD - Peter J. Richard of the private banking modify his demand for a 50 percent Daniloff was released Friday to short. I must when you sell short, the second has moved slowly. Soviet Foreigh buy It back company in which I owned stock corporate-professional team division of the Connecticut Bank reduction in long-range nuclear ‘the custody of U.S. Ambassador Minister Eduard A. Shevardnatfze when you cover by buying back. some day. But Inveafora’ recently was bought out and and Trust Co. has been elected vice weapons on both sides, a U.S. Arthur A. Hartman, but Reagan’s is due to meet Friday with If the stock you sell short pays suppose the merged into another company. I president. official said. personal plea to Soviet leader Secretary of State George P. Shultz \ i dividends, you’ll have to pay an company goes Guide was instructed to deliver my Since joining the bank in 1968, The plan, reducing a projected Mikhail (iorbachev that he be at the State Department to discuss amount equal to the dividmds to bankrupt and certificates to that company’s ceiling on strategic bombers and allowed to return home has not an agenda. the person from whom the stock Richard has held a variety of its name disap- William A. Doyle agent, "by registered mail, prop­ missiles, will be presented by been heeded so far. It was not immediately clear was borrowed. When you sell short, positions. He was the branch man­ pears from erly insured.” ^ Ambassador Max M. Kempelman At the same time, the official whether their session, which is to your broker borrows the stock for ager of the Blue Hills Avenue, newspaper 'The U.S. Postal Service places a at the negotiating table in Geneva said, the administration may be extend through Saturday, will be you — usually from another Asylum Hill and West End offices i stock tables. 825,006 insurance lim it on regis­ when the new round of talks preparing to accept a Soviet offer hampered by the Soviet’s refusal to iL a lH . customer. Dividends go to the before becoming a private banking How do I buy tered mail. My stock was worth a i resume in the Swiss city on to permit aerial otwervation of Red liberate Daniloff. person who bought the shares. You good deal more than $25,000. What relationship manager, his present ’Thursday. Army troop movements in Europe. back the shares I have sold short? even after the companies go have to make up that- payment to position. He is responsible for serving Initially, Reagan had U.S. nego­ alternative did I have for full 'The official, who outlined the ’The conciliatory proposal was bankrupt. Bankruptcy does not the lender. tiators call for a ceiling of 1,250 to insurance? the needs of the corporate, executive "U.S. position on condition of made last month at a 35-nation ANSWER: By ordering the necessary make a stock worthless. At the time of your short sale, you and professional market. 1,450 long-range missiles and 3$0 broker through whom you made When you sell stock short, yciu anonymity, said the overall result conference in Europe by Marshal must put up cash or other collateral ANSWER: You could have in­ A former corporal in the U.S. armed strategic bombers. The the short saleto “cover” your short sell shares yon do not own. You would be a 30 percent cutback and Sergei Akhroveyev. chief of the — 50 percent of the stock’s value, sured your registered letter for the Marine Corps Reserve. Richard revised proposal would allow each position. Even when a stock is hope to buy an equal number of license for the Soviets to retain a Soviet armed forces. under present margin require­ price of obtaining a lost security received his associate’s degree in iarger number of the heavy land- side to (ieploy a combination of delisted from a stock exchange and shares at a lower price at some ments. You pay interest to the The State Department imme­ 1,600 missiles and bombers, the bond. That type of indemnity bond accounting from Manchester Com­ s the company is in such bad future time, thereby covering your based intercontinental missiles diately praised the general’s move, broker on the rest. costs 3 percent of the market value munity College. In addition, he that are the core of their nuclear official said. financial shape that its stock is not short sale at a profit. You might have to pay a but challenged the Soviets to match quoted in any newspaper over-the- of lost or stolen certificates. attended Central Connecticut State force. Besides giving the Soviets more “ premium” to borrow the stock. what it called U.S. flexibility in counter market table, shares will Then, in the unlikely event your University, where he studied busi­ However, the official stressed leeway in their heavy missiles, the It ’s when the opposite happens However, most stocks can be other measures designed to ease still be available for trading in the registered letter never reached its ness administration. that Reagan’s eventual goal re­ United States would be able to that you have problems. If the borrowed for short-sale purchases East-West tensions in Europe. marketplace. destination you could purchase a Richard and his fam ily live in mained to halve the total of retain its lead in bombers. stock’s price goes up. you lose. without that cost. .Peter Richard Stocks of thousands of compan­ lost security bond. By presenting Manchester. long-range bombers, missiles and Despite Reagan’s Initiative on Even though you can maintain You might have to pay a that indemnity bond and a lost By A New ceilings would be set for ies are traded over-the-counter and CBT is a member company of Bank of New England Corp. submarines on both sides. nuclear weapons, the two sides your short position for a long time, “premium” to borrow the stock. security affidavit, you would get a E The various categories of weapons. their price quotations never ap­ The decision, taken over the, remain far apart on “Star Wars.” you have to cover your short sale, However, most stocks can be replacement stock certificate. objections of some Pentagon hard- the potential use of space to defend Including a limit of 7,500 Intercon­ pear in published stock tables. In sooner or later That gives rise to borrowed for short-sale purchases Wi< most cases, that’s because the Obtaining registered mail insu­ liners, appeared to represent the against attacking missiles. tinental ballistic missile warheads the doggerel: “He who sells what without that cost. rance .sufficient to buy a lost RHfosa vice president at CBT omy’ and cruise missiles. companies are small and there’s president’s determination to But U.S. officials Insist Gorba- isn’t his’n must buy it back or go to And. if the stock’s price goes up. security bond, rather than for the appo not much trading in their stocks. pris’n.” your final cost might skyrocket full market value of stocks or Deborah Rivosa of 5 Bridal Path Lane, who is in the private shoul Some are companies that fell on The potential for loss on a short banking division of the Connecticut Bank and Trust Co., has been chani hard times, such as you envision. bonds, is a safe procedure and QUESTION; Being convinced sale is unlimited. saves money. elected a vice president. the r Right here, the point must be that stocks are way overpriced and Registered maii. return receipt She is responsible for developing, predi Fire in South African mine made that some stocks continue to are headed for a fall. I plan to do QUESTION: Sometimes, it is managing, and administering efforts be listed on stock exchanges or requested, is also virtually fool­ P some short-selling. What costs are necessary to mail stock certifi­ to market a mix of financial products Th« quoted In 0-T-C newspaper tables proof. When was the last time you Involved in selling stocks short? cates to a transfer agent or some heard of such a letter going astray? and services to meet the needs of the Busin co m mere i a I/a f f uent market surve kiiis at ieast 177 workers segment. them with I could escape In the cage, but were ceilings. She joined CBT in 1977 in the for fj Bv Lourlndo Keys trapped by the smoke. The sealant, used to prevent GM plans regional personal banking program The Associated Press “They just ran Into a wall of corrosion and seepage of water, inflat and joined the trust training program WhI smoke and must have dropped like gives off toxic fumes when It bums in 1980. Later she became a personal EVANDER, South Africa — A for 8< files,” Grenfell said in a telephone but mine officials did not know It trust account manager/relationship raging fire one mile underground price hike comp Interview with Press Association, was so flammable, Olivier said. manager, which led to her current sent deadly chemical fumes billow­ Britain’s domestic neWs agency. “ At the time of the accident. It as the assignment. said t ing through a mine shaft, and mine Cyril Ramaphosa, general secre­ was being sprayed on a tunnel wall Rivosa earned a bachelor’s degee beenf officials said today at least 177 tary of the mineworkers’ union, to prevent corrosion, ’ ’ Olivier said. for 1987 In sociology, with high honors, from The workers died and 235 were injured said the Withaak Mine Hospital He said other f.m es came from corpoi In South Africa’s worst gold mine gave lung tests to 1,900 miners who burning cables and piping made of Connecticut College and was elected disaster. By John Conniff to Phi Beta Kappa. She also received slight were underground when the fire polyvinyl chloride plastic. The Associated Press Jacobus Olivier, general man­ started. “ No one would have died if it >a m aster’s degree in business adm in­ ager of Kinross Gold Mine 62 miles Olivier said the Injured admitted weren’t for the toxic substances. istration from the University of east of Johannesburg, said res­ NEW YORK - The moat inter­ Connecticut, and she is a graduate of to hospitals Tuesday Included 52 No one died In the fire,” Olivier esting marketing experiment of cuers were searching for five whites and 183 blacks. Ramaphosa Deborah Rivosa the New England School of Trust at said. “At this stage, I cannot say the year Is not the lot-clearing price missing workers more than 30 W illiam s College. She is a candidate said 44 miners remained hospital­ whether there was any negligence and interest rate cuts of the major hours after the fire broke out ized today. for the Certified Financial Planner designation in 1987. Involved.” automakers but General Motors’ Tuesday morning In a welding “The injuries of the people are ALL 'niOSE KILLED were on Rivosa Is the daughter of Town Fire Chief and Mrs. John accident at the No. 2 shaft. plan to raise prices on new models. By AA( terrible. Some were complaining of the 14th and 18th mine levels, about Rivosa. While GM announced a 2.6 The A lOlO Mine officials had said there was chest pains. They were suffering one mile below the surface. Olivier little chance workers still missing percent average increase for Its from terrible burns,” Njokwane said the sealant had been used In entire line, the stickers on some survived. said. WAS Two-headed lelephofne the mine for six years, but would models will reveal prices as much PItegoff to practice pediatrics The National Union of Mine- Jacobus Olivier, manager of not be used again at Kinross. struct! workers, which claims as as 9 percent higher than on 1986 percer Ephram Nunez, 4. of Boston, has a chat giant telephone on display recently at a General Mining Union Corp. Of the Injured sent to hospitals, Dr. Donald F. Morciavsky has announced that Dr. John G. members about half the gold­ models crease with his father, also Ephram Nunez, on a mines, said at least 168 of the dead at least 81 were whites and 183 were Pitegoff will be associated with him in the practice of pediatrics fair in Boston. mining industry’s 450,000 black Perhaps the Increases will be report: miners were black and five were blacks, he said. even more, since list prices no at 191 Main St., Manchester. workers, said more than 180 white. Olivier said 1,400 men were In Thei V miners died, most of whom were longer are a reliable guide to car Pitegoff returns to Connecticut from the Midwest, where he new he Kinross’s No. 2 shaft when the fire prices. True prices include dis­ graduated from the residency program In pediatrics at the, black. MOST OF ’THE underground built I began, and 2,100 were evacuateil. counts of up to 81.500, and cut-rate, Creighton University School of Medicine In Omaha, Neb. He-is The casualty toll was the highest labor force in South African mines He did not explain the apparent annual Consider your family needs reported In a gold mine accident in 2.9 percent financing on 1986 eligible for the American Board of Pediatrics. He completed his August are black men who live as migrants discrepancy betwehn the total he South Africa since the precious models. internship at the Raymond Blank Memorial Hospital forChildren Hous In single-sex mine hostels, while said had been In the shaft and the Still another factor may add to 7 metal was discovered In the in Des Moines, Iowa. percen their families remain In black 2,384 he said had been evacuated, the difficulty of making price Johannesburg area 100 years ago, homelands or neighboring coun­ killed or were missing. A Connecticut resident, he graduated from the Avon Old Farms percen and the second worst mining comparisons: GM may make School and the University of Hartford before receiving his perceni tries, sometimes hundreds of miles Olivier said the last person changes in what equipment is in home computer selection disaster in the nation’s history. away. medical degree from the autonomous University of Guadalajara. Desp brought out alive emergecT from considered standard and thus A few whites go underground in the mine about 8 p.m. Tuesday. AP photo Pitegoff has authored, with Dr. D. Methven Cathro, an article numbpi A UNION STA’TEM EN T blamed included in listed prices. Conceiva­ is runn W hat sub­ supervisory positions. The five Most who survived were “ In a on "Chlamydia Infections and Other Sexually Transmitted music, stay on a diet or list “ unacceptable low safety stand­ bly, therefore. Increases could be jects would you whites killed Included two survey­ place where they were not exposed On the move Diseases In Adolescent Pregnancy,” which appears in the restaurants in New York. ards” and said the disaster made even higher. require all high ors and one supervisor. to the fumes.” he said. September Issue of Seminars in Adolescent Medicine. Software packages usuaiiy mining industry claims ” of having As a consequence, there exist school students Olivier said Kinross had migrant Danie Steyn, minister of mining William Badland helps to assemble the introduced Commander baggage and He will be moving to South Windsor. range from 8300 to 8500. but costs the lowest fatality rate In the world relatively few buyers able to to take? Math, workers from Lesotho. Malawi, and energy affairs, said, “ It was Univeyor conveyor system at FMC Pitegoff and Mordavsky will extend their office hours to are iower for iimited programs. A absurd.” freight loader, moves objects longitudi­ calculate the precise percentage Sylvia Mozambique. Swaziland and the one of the very great disasters in Monday to Friday with Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday Ai yes. English, of limited word processing package, Corp.'s Airline Equipment Division in change on some models In this Dick Grenfell, 38, a Briton who South African tribal homelands of nally, laterally and circularly with course. What for example, can run under 8100. our industry and a very, very great respect, the windshield stickers, evenings. survived the fire, said he was Ciskei and Transkei. Orlando, Fla. The Univeyor, a key greater efficiency than other loaders a h o u t You’ve decided you can use and shock to all of us.” He said instituted by law, may fall in their P orter deeper down the mine than the He said the fire began during the NEW computers? afford one. Now the vital question: government engineers would begin component in the company's recently now in use. job of informing buyers. worst-hit 14th and 15th levels, welding of a broken rail when an Elliott I The 17th An­ Which one should you buy? Some an investigation today. Since the announcement of price about one mile below the surface. acetylene gas cylinder caught fire, brakes nual Gallup w 1 consider a ‘’user-friendly” ma­ Cyril Ramaphosa, general secre­ increases to spur 1987 sales over­ Construction group elects Worrell The miners at the affected levels and flames spread to a sealing nese ye Poll of the pub­ chine such as Apple’s Macintosh to tary of the National Union of laps the announcement of price ’’didn’t stand a chance. They were material sprayed in liquid form on Barbara W orrall of Manchester has been installed as the up the I lic ’s attitudes be the best machine for home Mineworkers. went to the mine .cuts on 1986 models. Wdll Street’s trying to reach the shaft so they wire mesh along tunnel walls and Analysts say fears exaggerated recording secretary of the Hartford chapter of the National sells on toward the public schools in 1985 users. A person with little or no today. automotive analysts are trying to alternative to the eiectric typewri­ Association of Women in Construction. Instei reported that 91 percent of re­ ter. If you are an aspiring novelist computer background can learn to make sense of It all. Inevitably, By John Cunniff Installation of officers took place at the chapter’s meeting Sept. E llio tt' spondents mentioned math and 88 or if you are starting your own use one in about 20 minutes. percent rate in the first seven John Wright, chairman of Wright they say, much of September’s The Associated Press months of 1986. 16 at the Aqua Turf Country Club In Plantsville. would h percent mentioned English as the business, word processing may be Your best bet: Read all the Investors’ Service, points out that sales spurt is at the expenseof 1987. While inflation of that amount is Patricia Murray of Mansfield Center was installed as president expandi top two subjects for students who for you. literature to familiarize yourself statistical measures of inflation That'is, sales today cut into sales NEW YORK — Among the fears of the chapter. Other officers installed were Lynn Mazur of Motor ( plan to go to college, and for the For personal finances, a compu­ with what is being offer^. Shop nothing to disregard, it is a mere might be skewed by the difference tomorrow. that helped trigger last week’s big fraction of some earlier rates, such sive del first time ever, computers were ter can heip with simple tasks such around. Most computer salespeo between list prices and actual Seeking to make sense of the Columbia, vice president; Ellen Evans of Vernon, corresponding decline In the stock market was a as more than IS percent in 1979 and secretary: and Deborah Massa of Windsor Locks, treasurer. A few included in the survey: 71 percent as balancing a checkbook to the pie are quite knowledgeable and prices. List prices for cars, for situation, speculation exists that fear that inflation would resume more than 12 percent in 1980. of respondents said they would more complex, such as projecting can often be belpfril. Don’t be example, may be considerably G M ’s announced Intention to raise huffing and puffing, and that it Into an environment wary of require computers for those enter­ your tax situation five years from afraid to ask questions. higher than rebated prices. prices is really an Integral part of Cherrone’s Liquors would blo>y away some of the inflation came the news of firm er ing college. now. 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It bedroom and landed on her. police 1.75 Seagrams 7 Crown How, then, did the fear of CONTROLS HABITS tioa; One computer salesperson with your computer. •12.99 Save ^3.55 trademai say. inflation — along with fears of 6 exclaimed that people assume a motive 1 In a recent effort to compete with 1.75 Dewars •22.99 higher interest rates — seem to computer can organise their lives. ABLE CENTER 649-1147 « 1 V said it w clones in the PC market. IB M just ”I’m really very lucky, to tell you grab professional market traders d M n their homes and cook a pot Rebate •5.00 approve introduced a new faster version of the truth,” Victoria J. Camardo. by the throat? IMPROVES IMAGES roast an at the same time! Do not Intem atii its PC. called PC X T Model 286 21. said in an interview ’Tuesday •17.99 Save •O.OO From studying their reports, it ' J- ignore this: A computer can only ary meeti However. Bill Howard, executive from her hospital bed. “ I just woke becomes clear that money manag­ CIBsses Every Thursday FOR INFORMATION, OR do what you ten it to. Tlie sa editor of PC Magaxine. says that up and felt this heavy thing on m e.” Join us Friday evenings for a wine tasting. ers never forgot the 1976s. when RESIDENTIAL TO REGISTER. CALL Right now. the three most 9:00 a.m. - Noon or pending I this newer model is not appropriate she said. “ I knew it was a car. I inflation devoured stock market popular uses of personal compu­ And, once again, Lou and / would like to thank you said. for the average home computer couldn’t move. I had pain from the values at the very time it was 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. |<203> 423-87 o F 1 COMMERCIAL Arm str ters (PCs) are for word processing, user. It would be "the same as pushing against my cheek I was boosting other prices, including for your support. 3 hr. Class $55.00 or .o r . would be 1 personal finance and electronic buying a Ferrari to go to the screaming under there.” those of real estate. banking, explains Jay Amato, a 3 hr. Private Session $105 tire, radii grocery store” Such memories linger, espe­ SALES Prices effective thru 23rd. (By eppetntmerti only.) systems t manager at Computer Factory, Also, never underestimate the The Miami University senior September cially when enough inflation still 1-800-334-0854, E X T . 869 ”In the one of the largest computer retail- fact that the computer itself, with a was trapped under the compact car exists to remind them of the able to del era in the Noitheast. disk drive and a printer, is useless for 90 minutes after it crashed potential problem. Inflation has 5tS Eeel Center 8 t "Lef Me Help You" Word processing, which creates, to you without software. In addition plough a window in her ground- ^*<*<**« (Room 24), Manchester CLASSES HELD AT: end of tb« Cherrone^s Liauors Turnpike never gone away: it still exists. Sotos. An edits, stores and prints documents to traditional software, there ar?'* floor apartment early Tuesday. * ■ Excluding food and energy prices. MANCHESTER Y.W.C.A. Manchester 643-7027 porate pla seems to be this generation’s programs that can help you create police said Data Resources Inc. points out, 646-7917 consumer prices rose at a 3.7 STARTING ON: SEPT. 29tK / 1 n - MANCHESTER H g R A L P . W w inew fay. S ^ . 17. IM S

MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 17. 1956 — 23 says future of unions lies witi remment BvSoul P*tt rise and fall of union power in this tial way. White Mue-collarwor ken 'H i * Assoetdratfrrro rrPri w a ^ country. too much attention to the pbotjhe caused by high interest rates and viewhim asamacboman. astrong blacks and other minorities, and a CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 the enormous deficit. That DBTROrr — The ibfureIbfmv of ithe man with a great sense of where lot of unpopular causes. I knew FORTF YEARS AGO he slipped the American people are. The next hampers our ability to export American labor movement, says a food to his father through the fence they were talkingabout food stamp competitively: the Japanese can NMfCM guy. whoever he is. won’t be as Business Property ____ 25 Entwrtoinment...... man who helpetl s h a fts past, lies at Chrysler Airing the sit-down chiseling at the checkout counters. underprice us ’The M iy w a y you Resort Property ______g 53 Form Supplies ond Eaulpment. . . » formidable. You won’t see a I could feel them saying. ‘You’ve L o s t/F o u n d ...... (H 2 Bookkddping/income Tax ...... more in the help it can get from strikes that ultimately unionized can solve that is to change tbe M o rtp o e e s ...... 54 Ofttce/Retoll Equipment...... Si masterftil politician like him come left us; Reagan is closer to our P tn o n a ts ...... 27 Corpentry/Remodellng ...... 55 government than in the battles it Oie auto inAistry. He started at economic policy” Wanted to Buy. gg Recreottonol Equipment...... $2 RATBS: 1 to 5 doys; « cents per line per dov. can win against management. down die pike again for yean in v ie w .’ Annouflcsmonts______gg Falntlng/Foparlng ...... 56 Boots ond Marine Equipment...... S3 6to19doys: 70 cents per line per dov. Desoto at 75 cents an hour as a Only the government can save Auctions...... g^ Dooglas Fraser also says that either party” "But to accommodate the R o o fin g /S id in e...... 57 Musicoi Items ...... S4 20 or more doys; » cents per line per doy. metal finisher and ended up as the staggering steel inAistry. he Finonclol...... gg imhistry has too many competing nMmbers. you would’ve had to Rm folt F lo o rin g ...... 5g Comeros ond Photo Equipment... 85 MMMigm cBargg; 4 anes. h e ^ of M e of the most important says, and it can do that by taking corporations and labor has too FRABER DOBBNrr Marne la­ pander to their prejuAces. We E ldcfricol ...... 59 Pets ond Supplies...... » unions in the country and a the lead, as the Japanese Ad. in Rooms for Rent...... ’ 31 many competing unions. Eknh. he bor’s political decline entirely on didn’t and Reagan Ad and we paid Emptoymtiif A Educoffon Hgofing/Plumbing ...... <0 Miscellaneous for S ale ...... S7 member of tbe boardof directors of persuading the industry to reduce Aportments for Rent. ... 32 OBAOtlMBS: For clossifled advertisements to thinks, need to consolidate and the former president of the Screen a price for that” Miscallonaous Services...... 6i Tog Soles...... » Chrysler. Help w o n te d ...... n Condominiums for R e n t 33 Services Wanted ...... <2 be mfo'lsbed Tuesdoy through Soturdoy, the Acton Guild. He also cites the the number of competing compan­ Homes for Rent ...... Wonted to Buv/Trode ...... S9 deadline Is noon on the doy before puMlcotlon. reduce their numbers to survive. In his time, he also saw union Fraser thinks that much of what situofion W anted ____ 12 34 corruption found in some unions ies to make the rest viable. Store/Offtee Specie...... 35 For advertisements to be published Mondoy, Because onrushing technology membership shrink from 35 per­ ails management and labor in the Business Opportunities 13 means fewer factory workers can (not his) and the puMic perception United States is too dependent on " I’m not suggesting how todo it. instruction ...... 14 Resort Property ...... 34 AAarclKiiKfiM the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. ( cent to fcss than 2b percent of the that unions, by insisting m m ore industrial Property ...... produce more goods, he says, labor national policy and politics to be but you’d have to protect tlie Employment Services 15 37 H o lld o v/S eo so n o l...... A u to m o tfv G nation’s total work force. He saw and more, contributed m istily to 71 nnust find ways to attract and *dle Tpke. Port time Dental Hygie­ hours 7-2 storting ot 84.25 chester. Apply In person. for some of the country’s largest percent or more because of the moderate 3.7 percent annual rate Key Punch for the position of recep- work. Own transporta­ per hour 646-6454 or 131 new survey reduced that predic­ nist. No Saturdays. Warm flonlsf ot our Vernon Mor- tion. 649-9550. Leave companies, were not as optimistic law’s adverse Impact on business in 1987. the sam e level being Dietorv Aide. Immedlote Operator. Experienced. friendly Glastonbury of­ Sonrico Drive.s Auto Polisher and detail tion to 2.5 percent growth for this capital spending. & Education gage Office. Responsibili­ nnessaoe. person. Immediate open­ as the Reagan administration, they year, when compared with the forecast by the administration. openine for full time, 32 Required knowledge of fice 633-3509. ties will inclufie phone said the threat of a recession has However, almost half fell the hours per week, person to 3741 and/or 3747 a plus. Seosonol port time driver ing, full time position tor fourth quarter of 1985 ® And the unemployment rate scheduling of appolnt- Mechanics needed - Auto auto dealership In new, been pushed farther Into the future. long-term growth of the economy perform a variety of kit­ Should haye knowledge of Doto Entry clerk to be needed mornings to de­ This is well below the Reagan will remain stable next year, nnents for our orglglno- and truck shop. Several used and service depart­ The analysts also forecast higher would be helped by the new tax law chen tasks. Experienced bosic office eaulpment tilled Immediately! Some liver coses of cider to administration’s current forecast hovering around the 7 percent flon sforff and general openings. Good storting ment. Must hove prior corporate profits next year, a with consumer spending expected level, down only slightly from HELP WANTED or will train energetic and other yarlous office experience necessary. clerical support for fhe smoll stores and resfau- that the economy will expand at a beginner. Excellent duties. Full benefit pro­ pay and benefits. Call ronts In Ct. Our truck or experience. Apply to Gor­ slight rise in interest rates and to receive the biggest boost from where It has been for the past two Duties also Include gen- effective operoflon of this John 875-2941. in's Jaguar RTE 83 Ver­ 3 2 percent rate this year The Pori Time Inserters health benefits Included. gram plus dental paid. 5 erol office work. Apply In yours. Apply Old Cider the changes, because the bill will years. Call Manchester Manor office. Qualified condl- non CT. wanted. Coll 647-9946, ask doy w ork week. Coll 289- person at Atlas Dll Com- dofes should possess M ill, 1287 M ain Street Rte 646-0179. 2736 between 8am-5pm. 17 Glastonbury 633-48M. for Bob. pony,414 Tolland St.,Eost strong verbal communi­ Norses Aides - Immediate Horttord,Ct. hours 8:30 to cation skllls,tvplng oblllty 4;OO.EOE Restaurant help needed, opening for certified of 40 plus worn,good or­ Bookkeeper. Manchester mornings. Apply within nurses aides, who con AU FOSmONI OFIN • Clarkal A UgM ganizational abilities and Insurance agency seeking SunnySIde Up Restaurant work 7om-3pm weekends, August housing starts increase siightiy MM MIOM CLERK ' I In new Hleh Tech Car W «h i Wo have a full-time 1 ladastrial previous office expe­ on Individual with min­ 1095 M oln Street before or 3pm-11pm full time. stock and mall room po­ rience. Interested cafiqi- im um of 2 years of book­ 2pm. Excellent opportunity. By Martin Crutsineer ; QENTLE TOUCH People needed for tempo­ dofes may submit resurrfe keeping experience. Ac­ For additional Intormo- year as housing remains one of the was credited with halting the sition available Hours CAN WASH rary aaslgnments. Take RN/LPN. Meadows to:Lynda Rich, In our The Associated Press By region, the biggest Increase 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. counting skills, computer Help Wanted! Reliable flon coll Manchester brightest spots in a generally construction decline. Analysts pre­ ) Hoa hiN ima/pift Hma oooNlona advantage of Olatena M ano r Is seeking a RN for Humon Resources De­ M an o r 646-0129. came In the Northeast, where Monday thru Friday. , tYiltawa laadlno to man^mant full time,11-7,Superylsors entry ft Insurance bock- o w n transportation, sluggish economy. dicted that construction should many benefits. partment, North Eosf So- ground desirable. Coll WASHINGTON — Housing con­ The strong housing market was construction jumped by 17.7 p er­ Call Mr. Whitney. 56S- naalbia aehadulaa position. RN/LPN'S ore landscape laborers. 87.00 show further strength In coming cent to an annual rate of 333,000 lapeoIgMy Olalons vlngs.P. O. Box 3338,Hart- Fronds Burke of Inde- per hour, call Wednesday struction edged up a tiny 0 4 triggered by steep declines In 2020. for more Informa­ ^ ixeiuf MT lANMINOt also needed for port time ford,Ct. or contact us ot months. . Apply In ppfoon to on ndont Insurance Center evening 643-1699. percent In August, the first In­ mortgage Interest rates. Rates at units. Construction rose a smaller tion. lake a trip us. or perdlem positions on 280-1111 for m ore Inform o- The strength last month came 2.3 percent In the West to 485,000 the 11-7 shift. Excellent 050. crease since April, thegovernment the beginning of the year fell to the East Hartford )TIm QMitIt TBNCh Not a contest everyone tion. Local Interviews will reported today. from a 3 percent increase In units while the South posted a tiny wins. Apply between 9-3, pay rotes and benefits. be arranged.EOE M/F. Assemblers. Electronic Delivery Person ft Soles lowest levels of this decade, construction of single-family units Car Wtali Olsten Temporary Call M rs. Gibbs at 647- components, full or flexi­ Clerk wanted at once for The Commerce Department said 0.3 percent Increase to an annual F adaral 44 spurring a rush to buy homes as which offset a 4.3 percent drop In S Bc^M., Service, 182 Spencer St., 9191. ble p art tim e hours oval fa­ modern professional new homes and apartments were rate of 708.000 units Cradit Union 9ta Andrt. tha managar Active position with smoll well as refinance existing construction of multi-family units. Manchester, CT growing company. Varied ble. Hourly and Incentive pharmacy In large shop­ built at a seasonally adjusted m ortgages. ____ E.O.E. Opan 7 days. 647-1991. Accountant and tax pre­ zllvery ft Installation of pay and benefits. Apply ping center. Port time ft annual rate of 1.82 million units In Single-family homes were built at The Midwest was the only region Herald photo by Pinto work.easv to learn, Moll roplcol plants, some drlv- Ace Howard Rd, Bolton But when rates began creeping an annual rate of 1.2 m illion units parer,experienced. Flexi­ order and retail business weekends, ideal for high August to suffer a decline, a giant 15.9 ble hours. Manchester Ibq, plant maintenance ft Ct. 646-5606. school ft college person. up In early spring. It put a damper while multi-family units were built looking tor right person to Housing construction had fallen 2 percent drop to an annual rate of location. Contoct Your J q re h o u s e work In ­ Apply at once to manager, on the boom. at a rate of 625.000 units 296.000 units. New tenante become port ot the team. cluded. Excellent benefits percent in July after declines of 0.1 Business Office Company, Apply In person ot:Ct. Drivers with good record Liggett Parkade Phor- However, rates have been falling Analysts expect the apartment Applications for building per­ 647-9700. M arg e Lappen. 242-2554. wanted tor local deliver­ moev. Parkode shopping 7 percent in June and a big 8.2 again In recent weeks, with the Robert Procaccinl (left) and Michael Agoatinelll, the Cone ft Reed,205 Hertford ies. Growing company percent In May. sector of construction will do mits. considered a good sign of Rd. Manchester. center. 404 West M iddle nationwide average for 30-year, poorly for the rest of the year as a owners of Bob & Mike's Country Market, stand outside Student or retired person. with profit sharing, best Tpke Despite this string of weaker future activity, fell 6 percent in W E N E E D AN Port time flexible hours fixed-rate mortgages falling below result of widespread over-bulldlng suited tor ambitious Indi­ numbers, construction for the year August to an annual rate of 1.65 their new grocery store at 485 Hartford Road. The p u m p in g gas. Apply 10 percent last month. and the impact of adverse changes Port time night auditor vidual. 649-4563. is running 8 percent ahead of last million units after having fallen 1.8 convenience store Is one of a number of outlets located In Fast Food cook needed ot Spruce Street M obil 649- ’This renewed decline In rates In the new tax law. percent In July. ADVERTISING SALES REP tor Friday ond Saturday the former Crispino’s Supreme Foods building. Hertford Rd Dolry Queen, nights. 11om-7am of The 3487 ask tor Steve or Ed. Restaurant Help wanted - Full Tlrnu • Monday-Friday • 8:30-5:00 weekends Experienced. New Comtori Inn. Please Grill people and dls- Production Work In plas­ .W ill poy up to 86.00 hourly. till out application at 425 Counter Person tor dry hwoshers needed tor most cleaning establishment. tic manufacturing com­ Apply In person of Hart­ Hartford Tpke,Vernon. shifts. Apply Monday pany to form ft cut plostic Sales experience preferred, but will train. Ideal for ford Rood Dairy Queen. 871-2432. E O E /A A . Part time or full time. through Saturday, 1 to Inquire In person at Par­ parts. Full time 7-3:30 ft college graduate looking for entry-level position 6pm. Kathy Johns Restou- part time 8:30-2:30, Mon- Americans are still buying Japanese despite higher prices kade Cleaners, Manches­ ront, route 30, Vernon day through Friday. Call or someone wanting to supplement the family In­ ter Parkode, 394 West (across from Rein's Dell.) M iddle Tpke 649-5559. for an appointm ent 646- NEW YORK (AP) - Mark franchise for Honda’s new Acura are still buying the goods. come. Must have reliable car. CARDIAC 2920. Elliott might have slammed on the division. ’That makes Japanese imports table-top model. Nikon Inc.’s popu­ Kitchen Helper. Full or The surprising durability of more expensive and American At the same time, the Japanese LoborerPull tim e for steel port time evening pantry brakes last year when the Japa­ "Sure, the prices have gone up, lar One-Touch auto-focus camera THERAPIST SEARS Japanese exports Is a big reason exports more competitive. continue to stress the high quality Pleasant Atmosphere • Gas Mileage • Holidays fabrication shop. Com­ position open tor quality nese yen started soaring, pushing but the price-value relationship is Is up about 8 percent to 8226 50 from of their products (Challenging full-time po- pany paid uniforms and why economists expect the U.S But the Japanese have hung onto 'altlon available for Car- minded person to work on up the prices of the Honda cars he still so great. I am crying for cars merchandise trade deficit to grow 8210.55. Manchester benefits. Must have driv­ customers by cutting their profit For confidential Interview call - kdlac Theraplat to work the prepaTotlon ot salads, Applications now being sells on Manhattan’s 11th Avenue. constantly.” said Elliott, senior this year to about 8165 billion from "The American manufacturers er's license and own trans­ appetizers and desserts. Instead, he stepped on the gas. margins in order to keep price Denise Roberts at 643-2711 ' Monday thru Friday 8am Parkade portation 643-1496. EOE. occepted. Apply within at vice president of Martin’s last year’s record 8148.5 billion The Japanese have rafted prices have made some progress, but the Apply In person Covey's Aide's Pizza 133 Spruce Elliott was so sure that customers M anhattan. Increases fa r below the rise In their L to 4:30 pm In our Cardiac Restaurant 45 East Center The U.S. trade deficit hit 818 billion currency. more, on specialized p^ducts for Rodney Dangerfield complex is I Straaa Lab. Experience In Street Manchester, ask would keep buying Hondas that he E llio tt’s story is repeated around still haunting them, ” said Bernard Immediate opening Paris person- (tool crib). Street Manchester. in July, a record for a single month professionals, where a low price is Cardiac Echo Holler Mo- Must be mechanically In­ tor M ike. expanded his American Honda the country: Japanese products The dollar has fallen 40 percent not as critical. Sony’s professional Addo, an analyst for Argus Re­ for both full and part Sony Corp.’s Trinitron color Inltorlng and IPQ’t pre­ clined, have driver's li­ Dishwasher. Full time ev­ Motor Co franchise Into an exclu­ ranging from cars to VCRs are against the yen since late February search Corp.. referring specifi­ Service Station attend­ televisions have gone up only about video cameras are up as much as 15 ferred, will conalder R.N. time employment. cense and own transporta­ ening position open. Good sive dealership across the comer. going up In price, but the increases percent, and Nikon’s top-of-the- cally to automakers. "No matter ants - full time days, 1985. m aking the yen the strongest 4 percent, for exam ple, to 8850 from ilanrlipalpr Hpralh I with Cardiac Cara experi­ Benefit package tion. Excellent benefits pay and benefits. Apply In A few months later he opened a have been modest, and Americans It has been since the late 1940s. llne F 3H P cam era body is up 20 what they do, it looks like they don’t ence. Pleata call 1-423- Including dental. 643-1496. person Covey's Restau- part-time mornings. 8820 for a 26-Inch, remote-control percent to 8970 from 8810 get much respect” )0201 ext. 2365 for more available to qualify­ EOE. ront. 45 East Center Street Apply In person GM's Inlormaflon, in g candidates. Manchester. Amoco, rte 6, Bolton. Help Wanted. M/F. Full ' Wlndhim Community Apply In person M- time or part time, light Clericol - Full time posi­ Dayco sells rubber division S. 346 West MIdiJIe carpentry or painting. tions available In pleasant Mim orlil Hnpllol Boyle M anagem ent 649- Tpke., Manchester. office environment, 112 Mansfield Ave. 4800. health Insurance benefits Cleaning - Full ond port PICTURE THIS I Wllllmantic, CT 06226 E.O.E. per program Available time help-needed tor resi­ Wolters/Woltresses/Bus free parking, experience dential cleaning during Persons - Part or full time. using adding machine, the day. Good storting to New Haven’s Armstrong Pleasant working condi­ typing skills helpful. 84.25 - pay. Coll EZZZ Cleaning $ EXTRA MONEY $ tions. Rein's New York 85.00 on hour, depending Service 646-1688. ^ DAYTON. Ohio (AP) — Dayco Style Restaurant. Route on experience. Apply In ”If you look at the first 10 Inches of S.C., which used a unique process 30, Vernon. Corp., once a tire company, has person, Progue Shoe Co. Eosy Assembly Work! 9 the car. it will be all our products” to coat industrial material with With Your Own Part-Timo Job. Matum sold most remaining ties to the 200 P itkin Street East 8714.00 per 100. Guaran­ Approximately 5.000 employees rubber. Dayco had estimated Del­ rubber business to concentrate on Woman H artfo rd . teed Povment. No soles, and divisions with 8350 million in ta’s potential market at 8400 An Excellent Opportunity for- PAINTERS. Detolls--Send stamped divisons that could improve its sales last year will go to Arm­ IANDBLAITER8 A Port time help wonted envelope; Elan-2145,3418 image, the company president million a year, but Dourlet said it strong, Dourlet said Day Interna­ had not grown as fast as hoped. Housewives and Mothers with To work with infants or toddlers CARPENTERS WANTED afternoons tor small busy Enterprise,Ft. Plerce.Fl. ■ says. tional will have approximately ofttce. Coll between 10am- 33482. ’’Everything else tended to get The sale also includes the a plant I p.m. to 6 p.m., Monday thru Friday. Experlanea only, good 4pm. 646-4155. 3.100 employees and divisions that salary and paid vacations. lost in durable products. A good did 8555 million in sales in 1985 In Fort Scott, Kan., where all young children bring them For a long-lasting tire, business in specialty areas is what Immadlata opaning. Londscaplng/Lond clear­ Dayco earned 814.9million. or 81.63 workers were to be paid a salary The Children’s Place Apply to tha choose hordw ood loos I think we will be,” Ernest F. per fully diluted share last year. and bonuses based on productivity. with you and save on ing company looking tor that produce a shorter Dourlet said Tuesday after Dayco MAK CO. foil time help. No expe­ flame and burn lest ra­ ”I think basically every com­ Dayco will retain its L E Car­ 643-5535 rience necessary. Must announced the sale of its rubber pany is looking at restructuring babysitting costs. pidly than toft woods. If products business to Armstrong penter wallcoverings division. Ca­ 043-2659 hove drivers license. Call oromo It the most Impor­ and refocusing. We decided we had dillac Plastic and Chemical Co . 646-9SS6 otter 7pm tant consideration, select Rubber Co. of New Haven. Conn too many (businesses) and decided Armstrong will pay 8185 million Colonial Rubber compounding div­ wood from fruit trees. It to focus on the others.” Dourlet you hove tlreploce loos in cash and assume certain obliga­ ision, printing and textile supplies said. businesses and Benoplan. its medi­ RNs- LPNs TELEMARKETING tor sole, find buyers the tions. It also will get the Dayco Analysts said Dayco, originally WAREHOUSE quick ond easy way ... trademark for industrial and auto­ cal insurance services division. PART TIME the D ayton T ire k Rubber Co ., was $ Your skills are needed in a variety of home with o low ch enormous quan­ dutches and oil coolers. tities of shrapnel, bomb frag­ end of the automobile.” said Tim Dayco also will sell Molded ments, and spent bullets that Boy Sotos. Armstrong director of cor­ Products Co. of Melbane. N.C . and S w ts camping on the island find porate planning and development. Delta Technologies of Columbia. their compasses useless. J i - M ANCHESTER HERALD Wednesday Sgpt 17. 1986

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Rrr nr CMH.VU Lony WrfgM h i h i K L f wM rrai HELP WMrTEO iHaurhratrr) Vancheste'' - A City of Village Charm Hrralh Executive Secretory. ISk Secretaries - I5k plus. Olus DOE. Eost of the East of the river, career river corporote president growth opportunities for of special finance division secretarial school grodu- 25 Cents needs odmlnlstrotlve se- otes or good typist with cretorlol assistance. Top some word processing. skills with word process- Delightful coorporote en­ S Ino, excellent benefits. vironment with excellent Fee paid. Call or send benefits. Fee pold. Coll resume In confidence to; Hlllorv Cutts, Business Tolland plans Hlllorv Cutts, Business Personnel Associates. 459- Personnel Associates, PO 3511. BOX 1019 Glastonbury Ct 0M83. Teocher - Sundoy morn­ ings Unitarian Church, are worthless, grades 1 ond 2. Perfect for education or early child­ hood students. Call Vicki E Port time hours ovolloble 647-9355 evenings. (kirina week nights and weekends for moture per­ Teochers. Port tinne posi­ residents say sons. Apply during tions available for area theater hoursot UA Theot- daycare. Ideal for college ers, Manchester Parkode. student molorlng In ECE or ELEM. ED. Eost Hort- ford. 569-7475. Widening will hurt area, Hardware Clerk. Respon­ P Waitresses. Full/port sibilities Include selllng- many charge at hearing time evenings. Expe­ lus 1 months secur­ been hyped up,” Hallums said. "We’re Just happy to be in the PALLETTS Classlflsd . 1 8 -10 Opinion 6 ings, 9am-12 noon. Coll ers off1ces,roomlng house HEALE” raOFESSIONAU ity. No utilities Included. WANTED Mostly cloudy and' milder to­ The Manchester Police Depart­ department." he said. " I think the Ookwood Sports 8 Rtness ft other professionals. Call S464S2S. and aak Isr Dan. 646-7224. Clean, uaad pallatts ara liyCKS/VANS night, with a chance of showers late Comics_ ___ 8 People 2 ment. which has been criticized in other seven officers worked Just as Center 633-3689. Eleven rooms,S plus bed- Roommate wanted. West great for firewood, ator- FOR SALE at night. Low SO to 55. Partly sunny Connecticut ^ 4 Sports — 18-17 past years because it did not have hard in the department. They rooms,2