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

AkMvndMdtd Much has been said about Bflisf giitf bgitsf authority granted to the Eightb T o w n ,D E P faHfcpeiwfcnce and the right o f District by the state of dOM not work firue choice. That coin has two iMcause^ of 8fii Connecticut. sides. AtouR with that mwft- Unfortunately for Maneiiester. cherished right o f free choice ’IWifteEdiMr; there has been no essential should take goes the seed for concern for the cbangeinthepolitfcalorbureau- O n Nuv. 4, MandMster voters whole. A hundred-ixM yean ago I would like to share with you cratie control of the town govern­ wW go to the pone to deeitfe we fought a savage war on the my views on the proposed ment in the pest M yean. wketlwr the veto power presently principle that unity andone-ness revision of the Town Charter to Because o f this, the prevailing 'V granted to the Eighth UtilHies of purpose most not be jeopard­ be voted on Nov. 4. political viewpoints have ex­ dietrfct cue ised by die caprice or ven aiity of Diatriet riioll be rescinded. Upon ’This issue is being brought isted, to the detriment of all examining their conscience any o f the parts. Thte, too. is a before the entire town electorate concerned. HHthoutthedesirefor ehout this rather serious subject, fondamental of the American based on political passioiH for the open communication needed T ie Eighth Utilities District took the first way. R appears to me that they should control rather thm for any to make any relatienship work, ile^th is week toward promptly getting Reforms doift ha asking themselves a related we who have joined together to reasonable tax savings or im­ the townleaCfonhiphase^ento iew ers built in Oie Dockland area instead of qaastion; What is tike alternative form the Committee for Charter proved bureaucratic delivery o f antagonize the Eightb District holding op commercial development there to a "yes” response to the Revision, have done so because services to taxpayers, residmts with the intent of portray ingit as aeferenthim question? as citizens who care about the or businesses in Mandiester. inept and irresponsible. 8 while a fifgit over money drags on. /' slick too well ftitore of Manchester, we are The town Board of Directors and the state To allow die Eighth District to ’The rights of the Eighth This is politics, and I under­ retain its power of veto is to concerned about what wesee as a District were granted by the Department of Environmental Protection deteriorating relationship be­ stand its realities. However, to plague our community with state of Connecticut. The Issue at campaign on themes of consoli­ should quickly follow that lead. In parts buying decades more of the foolish tween the Eighth District andthe hand is the sly political attempt town. We are (Hsturbed and dating to make things better is The (Hstrict has agreed to go forward with squabbling and petty arguments to subvert these rights to all the purely egotistical. 0 dim have sep arate us to our embarassed by the constant and voters of Manchester, the major­ the sewer construction as long as it retains WASHINGTON — Three years ago, in responae ongoing squabbling that focuses ’There are reasonable and the right to proceed with its challenge of the detriment over the past many ity of whom live outside the to press exposures aboul 1646toifet lids and $7,461 the attention of people whose Eighth District. By using this realistic solutions to the DEP*s ruling that the town will control a coffee makers, the armed services set out to Are we to go on fighting about time and talents should be spent twisted logic that all voters sanitary-sewer issues facing valve that determines the route by which reform their system of spare parts procurement, whether a sewer valve should be on nnore productive matters. We should be allowed to determine Manchester that would allow sewage generated in the Buckland area is ’fhe Navy even thought upa cute, acronymic title turned this way or that way, or are concerned about monies, the destiny of the Eighth District, both the town and the district to regardless of whose they are. coexist and provide usefol and sent to the town’s sewage disposal plant. The for its program; “ BUy Our Spares Smart.” who has the right to turn it at all? the authority for Its existence being spent on spite-motivated will be effectively taken away. acceptable services. (Hstrict thinks it should (control the flow, since “There it is again — that old sinking feeling that we shouldn't be here,’ A recent report by the Fentagon inspector Is Manchester to go into the 2Ist general offers even more evidence the BOSS century quarreling about where dnplicatioiM of sewer and fire ’The questions about why this is This cannot occur, however, whoever determines that collects from program was needed. The military buyers were and how many firehouses we equipment. But. more than any being done and who will benefit until the town government ac­ or all of these things, we are customers the fat fees that offset the cost of not buying enough spare parts to start with, and should have? Will fires fought in from this action have been cepts the fa c t ^ ^ t the Eighth c concerned about the fractious­ the sewerage. then they paM sometimes two or three times as our children’s homes be fought subject to many wild overstate­ District is a legal entity that does by Vernon firemen while our own ness and meanness of spirit that ments, misstatements and exist. Divided Jurisdiction between the town and much whm they reordered them a few months is tearing the community apart. distrfct over sewers in Manchester makes it Open Forum later. town firefighters sit idle in their shameful statements, all in die By attepting to change the stations? Will spite and vengeful- We are nnounting our effort to name of making Manchester a Inevitable that each government will try to The inspector general’s report, obtained by our change the charter because we Town Charter, two important associate Lucette Lagnado, idves some horrible ness be the guideposts for rela­ better place to work and live. American freedoms are being collect such fees, so the litigation seemed tions between the two parts of think the time has come for the The truth of the matter is that ZlnsMr placet motives. For six years in the problem, but to no avail. They missile programs. Here are some of them; people of Manchester to say compromised. ’They are the right inevitable from the moment the DEP Legislature he has consistantly have offered to buy it. rent it or Manchester from this time on? Mantdiester is a safer and better T • InJannary IMS, the Navy ordered seven “ Enough.” We have no political of self-determination and the decision was revealed. demonstrated that he places the lease it. but the “ powers that be” These are some of the results place to live “ because” of the spirit of voluntarism. These the public first "transthicer assemblies” for $S,6S3 apiece. Three axe to grind, nor are we influ­ existence of this special district. public interest first. in the town hall will not cooperate. we may well expect if we allow values are basic principles hi our If district directors had insisted on being months later, the brass decided they needed two enced by any who do. We believe I would like to attempt to I would certainly not be comfor­ For the taxpayers of Manchester the veto power to remain with the American way of life. stu l^m , the progress of commercial more; the price bad gone op more than llpercent, Eighth District. that what we are doing is the clarify the issue of taxes and the TotbeEdHor: table having a former insurance it is a “ white elephant ” because of to $4,380. A year later the Air Force made the development in Buckland could have been To those who might think that right way for this community. Eighth District’s effect on them. The very heart of the Eighth lobbyist argue on my behalf on a its limited use. yet it has to be stymied during long months of legal battling. Navy look really bad in retrospect 1^ buying the we hi the town have not been I will go to the polls Nov. 4and I Junk takes charm from village visit The tax dollars paid by all District is Hs volunteer fire For months now the papers matter as crucial as insurance manned24 hours a day. 12months indentical transducer assemblies for a mere $1,700 conciliatory enough or have not will vote “ yes” on referendum Manchester taxpayers (includ­ department. I have been a very Disputes between the district and the town have been full of art ides about the reform. I don’t want to have to of the year. — less than half the Navy’s best price. held the door folly open to question No. 4.1 hope you will do ing those in si^ the Eighth proud member of this organiza­ have gone to the state Supreme Court before, "insarance crisis” and how hard question whether my state sena­ To (be Editor: The town claims that it has • Also in January 1983, the services bought compromise on many of our the same, but whether you vote District) go into the town’s tion for over half my Bfe and in it has been on people and and the sewer fight could conceivably take tor is fighting for me or for the spent thousands of dollars to "capsule cover assemblies” for 1370 apiece. Ten problems, let me assure you. “ yes” or “ no,” as long as your General Fund, except those for the past I have served in A trivial annoyance long continued becomes a real aggravation. the same route. businesses here and across the insurance industry. With Sen. sewer the industrial park, but months later they bought some more — but the Duly elected mayor after mayor. vote reflects your thoughtful fire and sewer charges. The leadership positions within fhe A real aggravation for me is the sight of the broken piece of Given the alternative, the town and the country. I understand that Sen. Carl Zinsser, no such cpiostions what it does not say is that it is also price had zoomed 62 percent to $600 each. Acruise Board of Directors’ committee regard for the foture welfare of General Fund tax dollars are department. Because of my Carl Zinsser and the rest of the are necessary. That’s why I ’m collecting 109 percent of the real missile program spokesman explained that the after committee have sat down the whole of Manchester. I will be ornamental cast iron at the base of a utility pole which I encounter used to pay for the entire town’s involvement, I have come to DEP should have no more trouble than the proud to stand <"ith you. General Assembly have been going to vote for him on No­ estate taxes, as well as the sewer material for the capsule covers had been changed. with the officials of the district each time I go to Mary Cheney Library. Everything surrounding educational system, police pro­ know and respect these men and district in agreeing to build now and fight And one last thou^t; I am not busy enacting changes to lighten vember 4.1 urge my neighbors In tax on the industrial park. The • In December 1982, the price of "valve time and time again to no avail. such a visit speaks of village charm but for that one discordant and tection, recreational services, women who volunteer so nnutdi of about fees later. especially worried about the their time to train others and the impact of the crisis on Manchester and the other towns district collects only 2 mills for warhead cavities” was $262 apiece. Only 13 They, without exception, have long continued symbol of neglect. highway maintenance, garbage Connecticut residents, and that of the 4th District to do the same. fire protection. come out of those meetings results of the voting. After all. the As an introduction to a beautiful building surrounded by a and leaf pickup, and last, but serve their neighbors in so many months later, the price had risen 88 percent to $492 worst that can happen is that the ways above and beyond the call this was one of the major issues of The district has many friends in each. frustrated, feeling both used and charming bit of park, that piece of junk is a disgrace. What most im p la n t, expansion and town and the Eighth District will Jif_dn^. They are truly special Old ^u^rd^ec the recent 1986 legislative Glenn Baglln the South End. andthey havebeen • In April 1982, ball bearings were going for $0 abused. All appeals from the expedient is need^ to get rid of it? development services provided go on fighting. to assist in the growth and peopli session. 87 Downey Dr. told that they will gain through apiece; one year later they cost $12. a 80 percent town have been met with what However, I would guess that the can best be described as “ nose- Clint Hendrickson development of the entire town. To thfwaten the existence of new pperspt e r s D ^ I consolidation Please think! Now markup. William H. Melth Legislature’s work is far from you contribute nothing to the thumbing.” 72 S. Hawthorne St. No taxpayer living or owning this vittU organization, which 32 Wyfiys St. property in the Eighth District is complete. While sweeping insu­ district maintenance: if consoli­ There are those who would contribute so much toward all of The Democratic Party in Manqhestc^will District offers "THE JOINT CRUISE MISSILE Project office avoiding payment to the General rance and tort reform measures dation takes place, instead of 88 have us "woo or court” the Mancheter’s public safety, is and (the Navy and Air Force) have not established Editor’s note: Sleltb is presi­ Fund. No taxpayer outside the totally absurd. only benefit from the efforts of a ghmp of went into effect this year, there voluteers you probably would Eighth District before proposing best protection controls needed to ensure that spare parts were dent of the Committee for Char­ tional training. Mr. Thompson, Eighth District subsidizes the There have been statements f progressives to infuse it with a more liberal will be plenty for our lawmakers have 7 paid firefighters at a cost of “ marriage.” I would simply Record of 8th obtained at the lowest possible price,” the ter Revision. as the Democratic candidate In district operations. Hopefully, all made recently about the render­ bent. to consider next time around. approximately tlSO.OOO per year. point out that the Eighth District Inspector general complained. “ The various is an Integral part of Manchester, the 13th Assembly District, who pay taxes into this General ing of the Eighth District’s fire Understandably, supporters of Toby That is why I am wary of Mike To the EdiUrr: And the only revenue would be starts with *E’ military (units) procuring cruise missile spare and very few citizens would have should get his facts straight. Raid Fund receive the same services services. These remarks ore Meotti, the candidate running from fire tax on the district Moffett’s unsuccessful bid to defeat Gov. parts were unaware that they had procured it any other way. We are orte Playing games To the Editor: firefighters have time for school and benefits. tasteless scare tactics, totally against Zinsser for the 4th Another chapter in the Saga of William O'Neill for the Democratic residents because the town al­ Identical parts, and could continue to procure community with one common and job-related training when The existence of the Eighth exaggerated, false, and uncalled District Senatorial seat. I wonder North and South (Manchester). with taxpayers gubernatorial nomination are less ready collects 100 percent of the them, at different prices.” destiny. We are one family, so I “ Yes, Evelyn, I agree with they work 3 days on/3 days off. 3 District does not inhibit the town for. The saddest part of this how many residents of Glaston­ In the mid- 1970s the residents of real estate taxes. So try to figure nights on/3 nights off, etc. General Fund in levying taxes on entire Eighth District-town con­ enthusiastic than establishment Democrats The auditors also uncovered an even more see no need to talk about To (be Editor: you; You state that you came to bury. Manchester. Bolton. He­ Buckland applied for admission out where you would be better off. worrisome trend; entering into “ unpriced “ marriage.” Manchester in 1934. I came here (Schedules vary from town to any property, anyplace in troversy has been the attempt to about efforts to help O’Neill win re-election. bron and Columbia are aware to the Eighth Utilities District, as town.) For job-related training Manchester. downplay the deep dedication Taxes would have to be raised and contracts.” This Is a shortcut used when an agency To go further with your similie. In reference to Ted T. Cum­ earlier — Jan. 30. 1908 — not old And understandably, they are planning to that Meotti has been a lobbyist for required by the district charter we know for certain that paid The differences in fire taxes and quality of service these rents would go up — no question. needs a spare part “ urgently,” and so doesn’t take in most families where one mings’s letter of Oct. IS. he states, enough then to have opinions on firefightes can and do attend and sewer taxes reflect directly special volunteers provide. fight in the future to gain more influence in the Insurance industry, all the Issued by the General Assembly, Another factor to he consi­ the time to negotiate a price in advance. This in member is working contrary to what he calls “ facts.” I call any matters, as at the end of that classes while on duty and in upon the respective rights of the On the other hand, there are party affairs. way up to July 30 of this year? which set the boundaries of the dered: If the union should call a effect gives the contractor permission to charge the common good, that member hogwash. day I was less than one day old. addition get paid for It. Some of town government and district problems which should be ad­ Moreover. 1 wonder how many district. strike, who would protect you? It whatever he wants. Is somehow enticed to see the He states the South End of During the years I have seen But if they want to be effective, they would this training Is supposed to be government to'^rovide services dressed In the management and of us would want toplace our trust A referendum was held, and the has happened elsewhere. “ We noted that orders have remained light, but few would suggest that Manchester (Manchester tax­ and heard what our Eighth do well to get the licking of the wounds over done while on duty. That is the based on their philosophies about deployment of the town fire In a candidate whose former voters of Buckland voted over­ You have the best bargain In undefinitized (sic) for more than two years,” the tto other family members supply payers) subsidizes the Eighth District Fire Department is all with quickly and move on to 1987 and new reason paid departments have a the rendering of these services. services. Some ofthese needs are employment Is so clearly at odds whelmingly to join the district. town. It doesn’t cost you a cent. him with the stick with which to District $178,000 to $200,000 a about. Their record Is excellent auditors reported. “ Contractor price proposals paid training officer in house. This authority is by a charter crucial. However, the town offi­ challenges. f with representing the needs of the Consequently, the town sued the Please vote no on the charter beat them. And that is exactly year on (Ire protection. I just and spelled with a capital “ E.” remained undefinitized for over two years.” As for volunteers, yes, they can given to each government. cials have chose, to Ignore these For its part, theiold guard should recognize people. How could we expect a district and eventually lost the revision question. Let there be no what the veto means to the want to say that people who live A friend of mine — for many Cruise missile program officials assured us that go for training at night, the ones It has been the traditional problems and criticize the person whose livelihood has suit in the state Supreme Court. Eighth District. The removal of in the North End of Manchester years, an Insurance fire Investi­ Its need to change with the times. Even consolidation. major reforms have been undertaken In response who work days. (Not all volun­ poisition of the Eighth District’s Eighth District volunteers that veto Is the only way we have are Manchester taxpayers also! gator — told me this: At several though the local Dembt^ratic Party may not depended on fighting against However, before a verdict was to the inspector general’s report. The controls are teers work 1st shift. Wherever leteaders to look upon Its sanitary- Instead. left to make them understand The Webster dictionary de­ fires when he got there about the be quite so clubby as the insurgents perceive anything that might hurt the reached, the town built the Evelyn W. Gregan already In place and abuses in spare parts did you get that Idea, Mr. sewer authority and its relation­ This is a dangerous decision. that a town Is a town. fines subsidize: to aid or furnish time the firefighters arrived Insurance industry to suddenly Buckland firehouse in the center S3 Schaller Road procurement have decreased significantly, they Thompson?) You must re­ ship with the town government as Hopefully, this will not continue, it to be, its consistent refusal to do anything Not many people have more with a subsidy. Subsidy: A gift of (and this Is not Intended to switch gears and view insurance of Buckland and within the said. member this training is In a partnership In planning for the for there is truly a need to effective about housing code enforcement respect for the volunteer fire public money to another country downgrade our paid fire depart­ issues objectively? boundaries of the district. This Watchdogs working for Sen. William Roth, addition to their regular jobs and growth and needs of the entire examine these problems. department in the Eighth Dis­ or private enterprise. ment) . the paid members would and other neighborhood issues suggests it I’ve been pleased with the job was a violation. R-Del.. are keeping their eye on the program to in choosing to volunteer, they are town. Unfortunately, this has not In closing, let me state that it Is trict than I do. They do a valiant I have never seen In the town argue about whose turn It was to could use some fresh viewpoints. done by Sen. Carl Zinsser. In The firehousehas been a bone of make sure that this time the reforms actually also giving up time usually spent been the philosophy of town my strongest desire to see the and commendable job. Certainly budget a gift of $178,000 to put on the gear and “ go In.” The If they are sincere in the desire to influence voting to Impose strong reforms contention ever since because of The Herald reserves the right stick. with their families. It also takes leaders in dealing with the attempted change in the Town there are problems with the town $200,000 of public money to go to volunteers never wasted one on the insurance Industry. its limited use It cannot servethe to edit letters in the interests of longer to train a volunteer Eighth District. Instead, these Charter fail. the party, members of Democrats for a department, most of them boun­ the Eighth District; nor have I moment — whoever was nearest Zinsser has spoken for the people district or any part thereof, and brevity, clarity and taste. department because you must officials and political leaders It Is my basic belief that active Better Manchester will be attending Political thunder dary disputes, but I see nothing ever seen $178,000 to $200,000 of or already suited up took off, who pay the bills in his district. I leave enough manpower In town have taken the approach of grass-roots citizens, who are so the Eighth Utilities District has Address letters to: Open Fo­ that could not be resolved by Income received from the town jet-propelled. meetings of the town committee in coming “ The government is bankrupt.” the Philippine (both day and night) In the event treating district officials as willing to serve, not be equated have never had cause to wonder bent over backwards trying to rum, Manchester Herald. P.O. reasonable people. There are taxpayers to the Eighth District. Since we have the best, don’t months and makin'ii'their voices heard. presidential candidate declaimed. "Its of an emergency. But rest something other than equals. with something old and out of whether Carl Zinsser has ulterior affect a peaceful solution to this Box 891. Manchester, CT 06040. obstacles, of course, but with a In the same issue of the Manches­ try to fix It. indiscriminate spending, mainly in the form of assured, the volunteers will be as Eighth District officials have date. The problem with local little trust and with no one using ter Herald, the Committee for Vote “ no” on Nov. 4 on vote-getting expenditures, has generated well trained as any paid fighter been treated with disdain and governments today is not the fact the word “ consolidation,” It just Charter Revision states the Question No. 4. inflationary pressures to the most dangerous when they finish their training. barely are tolerated. Issues of that too many people are In­ might be possible to meld these Eighth District receives a sub­ point.” The candidate, according to State In closing we would like it to be significance, subject to interpre­ volved, but rather that a few two forces together — with the sidy of $178,000 to $200,000 a year Thomas P. Aitkin known here and now that al­ tation, are seemingly never people are being too overly Beggar army grows and changes cups Department cables, decried “ lack of production, Integrity and dignity of both left from the town taxpayers. 8 McCabe 81. though we have family and discussed. Anything of Impor­ involved. high prices, loss of real Income and social Intact. I would like to know along with demoralization," and offered this remedy: The Eighth District sewer friends In paid fire departments tance has been looked upon as the taxpayers of the town where we do not approve of the beyond the district official’s NEW YORK — The first time he went out “ re-orlentatlon of our economic direction from service Is a different matter. I Wallace J. Irish Jr. Saturday afternoon, was a young man, oh call him are the records stating this dollar proposed charter revision for grasp of understanding. jogging In Manhattan, a newly arrived inhabitant unnecessary consumption to production, from really don’t feel that the district 87 Main St. a youth, of about 18; next to him was another boy, amount? Is this figure the tax consolidaatlon. "If it’s not Therefore, town leaders have government overspending to the concentration of belongs In the sewer business. I of the Island reported, he stopped when he saw an about age 11, holding the hand of a girl about 9 who dollars collected by the Eighth Volunteers are broken, don’t fix it! ’’ gone about the people's business our resources and forces in the productive task, realize that through the connec­ Insensate man lying on the sidewalk. The -tF-A) was holding the hand of another child aged, District for the fire protection to We hope all against consolida­ of making agreements with Editor’s note: Irish, a member from lethargic routine to dynamic fulfillment.” tor fees, this service provides a best In business 9 newcomer bent over and shook the man to see perhaps, 7. The eldest had a polystyrene coffee cup which It provides to the Buckland tion will come out and vote no on developers and making Impor­ of the Eighth Dtitrict Ffa-e Nicllolas large share of economic base whether he was alive or dead, whereupon the to which was clipped a piece of paper that read. Corazon Aquino early this year? Nope. Industrial Park? Why does the Question *4. tant plans for the total jjevelop- Department and of the pro- from which the district functions, comatose sleeper awoke cursing. “ Please Help Us Eat.’’ They didn’t say anything, Ferdinand Marcos campaigning In 1968. town think they are entitled to ment of Manchester’s miost valu­ district advocacy group STEAL, and that is too bad. but by the To the Editor: The next time out, when the jogger came across Von Hoffman simply stood still, but they probably weren’t even this money when they do not Thomas H. Preuss able asset — its land — without served on Manchester’s Charter same token, that same dollar provide the services? So. how an unconscious figure on the pavement, he related. Conflicts gsloro We would Just like to clear up Deane W. Preuss consulting, working with, or Revision Commission earlier flow Is the reason for 90 percent can they say they’re losing or contented himself with calling the police, who what we believe are inaccurate 244 Porter St. acknowledging the rights or this year. In their new book, “ United States of America vs. of the problems that persist subsidizing the Eighth District didn’t come. It wasn’t long after that the jogger THE PROVERBIAL TIN CUP has all but statements that appeared in Oct. Sex," reporters Philip Nobile and Eric Nadler between the town and the dis­ this money? began running around the inert bodies or even disappeared from modern begging. In an era of 18 Herald. accuse two members of the Attorney General’s trict. 'The revenue that comes If you ask me, this whole leaping over them. When he stopped to realize how declining standards, it’s all cheap plastic today. One that was credited to Mr. Commission on Pornography of conflicts of from hookup charges in new and charter revision charade is to try MANCHESTER HEALTH DEPARTMENT callous he’d become, this particular jogger laid Stephen Penny, and we quote. was one the other day in a soiled Mets hat near the Your coin will not make that loud, generous clang Interest. Executive Director Alan Sears remained developing areas in the northern to entice the taxpayers of Man­ 19M VACCINE CLINICS FOR plans to find another Job and leave the city. “ We are not talking about a entrance of the Queens-Manhattan Midtown it made years ago when alms were dropped into a high official of the Southern Baptist Convention, sections of Manchester and, chester to remove sections of the military takeover. We are talk­ FLU, PNEUMONIA, TETANUS AND DIPHTHERIA Tunnel who came up to the car stalled in traffic the receptacle. which opposes sex education in the schools. And often involving town-owned Town Charter, allowing the pos­ ing about a vote of the people.” THAT WAS A FEW YEARS AGO when New and shouted at the driver, " I could be robbing There Is also the nonchalant beggar. Gimme Father received $100,000 from an sewer trunk lines, is the cause of sible future, forced consolidation If It is not a “military” Monday, Octob«r 20,19M York seemed to lead the nation in numbers of stores? Is that what you want? I could have a gun, money or don’t, either way, it’s screw you, buddy. anti-pornography organization for his Covenant many Jurisdictional disputes. of the Eighth District with the wandering derelicts, homeless outcasts and but I ’m not that kinda guy, so what the hell am I Two beggar women around 34th and Lexington The district does not have its takeover, why are so many fire 9:00-12:00 u.m. Sunlor Canter High risk adults House project while he served as a commissioner. town of Manchester. The real 549 Middle Turnpike East Including elderly meandering mendicants. In the interim other supposed to do? I stand out here and ask for epitomized this approach. They were standing in own treatment plant and must departments, both paid and The authors of the new book will undoubtedly be goal; $$$. volunteer, run in military style? cities have been making great strides In what money. If you don’t gimme none, don’t gimme no the middle of the pavement, ragged and gamey, depend on the town to handle that Note; Webster defines cha­ 1:30-2:00 p.m. Mavfoir Gardens High risk adults accused of having a conflict of their own. Their And also called civil service might be called the gradual Calcutta-ization of queer looks neither.” smoking cigarettes and talking to each other. end of their service. Based on rade; a guessing game in which 211-215 North Main St. Including elderly 6 publisher is Penthouse magazine owner Bob Jobs? urban America. some out-of-date population contestants act out the syllables Whenever it occurred to one of them, they would Guccione. The second statement was numbers, the district pays the of a word to be guessed. Some You would think that the mounting numbers of AKIN ’TO HIM is the social statement beggar. / stick out a white plastic cup at a passerby without made by Mr. John W. Thompson Wednetdoy, October 22,1M6 town for the treatment of Its people are playing this game visible homeless would result In nnounting There was one on Park Avenue the other day with so much as a please or a pitiful whimper. By not concerning state educational 9:00-10:00 u.m. Blue Room. Lincoln Center High risk adults effluent. However, there is little with you, the taxpayers, with attention, but it doesn’t work that way with a clean but well used suit and tie who held a sign actually asking, they may have felt they were grants to help make it easier for Including elderly beggars. The more beggars there are, the greater with a longish text beginning, “ I'm ashamed to saving their dignity, but does the public give UJanrlipsti^ilmlJi question by any one that there is words like; subsidize and a real subsidy of the Eighth paid firefighters to receive addi- 1:00-2:00 p.m. Westhlll Gardens HjoK risk adults the tendency not to notice them. At the rate we’re beg but I ’m 62 years old and can’t get a job.” unless asked? consolidate. Pounded 1X4161 District service by the residents 24 Bluefleld Drive Induding elderly going, in a few years the subject wiil never be Obviously the man is lying. Kirk Douglas, playing The contemporary street philanthropist doesn’t PENNY M SIEFFEN of the rest of the town. This Robert M. TUrcotte 2:30-3:00 p.m. Spencer Vlllaee Hl6h risk odults mentioned again. a 67-year-old ex-con in the recent film, “ Tough ask for anjd^ng so archaic as a tug on the ...... PuMIthw subsidy was further aggravated DOUGLAS A BEVII’I J « ...... EKteuthf* Edttor 14 Norman St. Pascal Lane Including elderly More’s the pity because the individualism which Guys,” was able to get several jobs in the service forelock, but there should at least 1^ some kind of JAMES P. SACKS when the Eighth District an­ W E D ELIV ER American political leaders talk so much about is economy, one dispensing yogurt-freeze cones in a symbolic grovel, some sign acknowledging that ALEXANDER QIRELU...... AModM* Edttor nexed the Burtland section and If you haven't received your Mondoy, Novambtr 17, im also nrianifest among America’s bcmnrs. The franchise store and another busing dishes in a the beggar knows that he or she has lost out on added sewer service to that area. Manchester Herald by 5 p m consumer, that is whoever is disposed to drop a restaurant. In the end be chose to rob a railroad life’s competition, that he is a loser, and though he Adrortliing Dfrwxar This whole process of the EMERGENCY weekdays or 7:30 a m Saturdays, 9:00-10:00 u.m. Blue Room, Lincoln Center High risk adults coin in the beggar’s cup, has as much dxdce train, but that’s America — individualism and free may be a survivor, he’s not one of the fittest. Eighth District being in the Fire — Police — Medical please call your carrier If you're Including elderly among beggars as he or she does in selecting a car choice. sewer business is unfair and unable to reach your carrier, call DIAL 911 subscriber service, 647-9946, by 6 Donation Of $3 for flu and/or $6 for pnoumococcol but not or a pair of shoes. Some beggars tug at the heart strings. Standing Nicholas VoB Hoffman la a syndicated JEANNE O IROMCTTM...... CtfouHtton M a n ^ callous toward the rights and p m. weekdays or 10 a m Saturdays Tliere is, fOr example, the angry beggar. There in the doorway of a S7th Street store, closed for coinmnist. properties of the rest of In Manchester for guaranteed delivery mandatory. For further Information call the Health Dept. 647-3179. M M K ^ te r. ttM m m nieKaatM Jk sann^. oet. i>. i m -» HMmtimtmmmau i BrM rgM M r MEHMffB s r e m u s s t i

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V^,/W orU tm Brief Custody "Hope your life insurance is paid up... a bunch of coal miners just vralked in.” Baagan aigna‘Snparhm d aalaM fon wars rely CAPTAMEASV Crucks AI . AtogM. faefnf a eeitafn veto e a s y IG 5-TKUCIC BY &UCH ...IN BUCK A RAVAGEP LAND, .WHEN— y f y ^ ln Cong»eaa.(»yiidayitgaedtto»hflltto'8onerftin Worth l>al»iat4><*ampnit iEfarlteBBHfcan Ben. BUMSTEAO GOLF AT . GOLF HOW th is warv Aaarswv. f s t ^ aohject to fefae accosaifana «J «? A . game COMES ,^***.^*jy*?*?**^ y logiElntiontaacceierateltoeleannBOf that they sexnaffy moleated their o u r children, paychiatrlats said »roBOa^a0.g|>aHott8ntorftindwlthmnehofftawa»oiMlhllity rn d a y . hnntMd la ito atatea. ^ The therapfsta Mamed g r ta ftr C pQhHc awareness of sexual abiaae, laws requiring teachers and dbe- SM dtf tana of arm t-rodueBon M ha COTb kO’ lE p in l EwOn UliaUUECEIIUElCO ECCUVEuOllEx CErOiCSE CCFlillBEfDTE AWLO AMD JAMIS » by Jhnmy. State OeorgeShnA*. toeMBflo who Mferriew alleged vfethm, and n s o h v eongreeafonal (foeationa about nuclear a r m redocttona John cmtoife laws that spar Im iiiaflreorflfiEvttI d laeaa^ in Iceland, aaid Friday tto United Staten nnfioated mothers to flght harder for sole L tK s e tu b k m i the elimination of balliatic miasilea — not all loi^ranfe Custody of their children. ONTMCMtTMACK byOTMfelfenMh weayona. The custody laws and changing T moral values mean mothers "have :»iKW kW ^ Shnlti abo aaid that America wonW needleincreaaoayeinBRS 1 uwm,cAr» 1 en nen-anclear forces te keep peace in the world without nnclear got to get a Httle more viefous and gowacw SboR weapona. than adultery” accusations W a s la y HM, bd «g p trt on M agsrs Tslls, slumlnum bsrrsi sftsr H pfungoxf o v s r f?JR TeRMinWL "£> 1 yoo k fkou ktVkttcep Both atdea would atill keep atomic hemb-etinlyped aircraft and against their estranged husbanda CTidae mfaalles with nuclear warbeada, asder the prepOMl, s q u s ts biBftfB ffw rs m s in s o f a n HAMl>L£. u m i - during eaatody battles, said Dr. thBfflirt. ShuHf saM during an appearance at the National Frenn Club. g Diane Schetky. a Rockport. Maine, child psychiatrist. R 0 «gan ta yt ^Star W art* paaetful ExperU lack rcNahfe statistics ! documenting the Increase ht un­ Two n$cued from brink of faffs 5 founded molestation allegations. 1 § ORAND FORKS, N. D. — Freaident Reagan, in North Dakota to 1 In 1 help oat OOF Sen. Mark Andrews, on Friday dtdended Ma "Star saM Schetky and other therapists NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (A 0 - Two Niagara tkey eborfed tbeir ettempt to become the first doe to UnfversRy atndenta were fined 6479 each Friday i ALLEY OOP ' by Dave Qraue Wara" propoaal at a "purely peaceful tecbnolefy” and who delivered papers about the rkfe over tto fella to a barrel. feBewfei tiMr aborted attempt a t riding over Wben tto barrel, actually a sewer pipe f compared H to World War II radar uaed to beat back the Natla. trend Friday tmrfng the annual d ■»S» ANY ACTION NOSUH! NO ENEMY ) WELL, HAVE ...a h ' r ep o r t TME , YES, MAH DEAHf meeting of the American Academy Nfagera FeBa In e barrel. aurrounded by toner tubes, began leaking shortly TO TH'south movement sighted,/'EM KEEP A ( YES, immediately if 'iCff IF MAH HUNCH At a polMIcal ra tty for Andrewa, Reagan aakf that trathiw Ma Harry J. KaOet, 16, of Syracnae and MIebari J. after they entered the river, the would-be SERGEANT? SUH! ,-„^-.-^SMARP L------PICKETS SEE ANY- ' IS RIGHT, IT'S Strategle Defenae Initiative for armn redocUona at tto Iceland of Child and Adolescent U.«. ACHet liyJhnDavM OUT IN TH. THIN' AT ALL/ TH* WORST KINO.' PaycWalry. Vlaeeaf, fl, of Scetla pleaded infMy, a etty cenri deradevlla clhnbod out and clung to a small SECTI>I,Y'HEAH? anmmtt would have been tantamount to Britaln’a Neville Court-appointed therapists who clerk sold, and were Aned for Mawderiy condoct mrteropptog SW yards above the ITtFfoot-hli^ SO, WAPE, JUST HOW LONG ) WOOLP VOO\ YETH THIR, Chamberlain appearing HHIer at Mnnlcb before World War II. investigate such claims “ uni­ and for vMatlnf Niagara Parka ordfnancos agafnri Reraeahoe Falla. HAVE YOO BEEN OFF CARE TO WOULP “ The Sevleta are bard bargainera,” Reagan aald. "America formly report a marked Increase In entering property dooed to tto pridfe and Tto barrel went over without them, and Canadinn VOUB NOT ? REPHRASE meat be even more patient and determined and united." false allegations of sexual abuse dtockarring a wafer craft In raririefed wafen. authorities said H was so badly damaged that the TH AT? . arising in contested custody Roacnors poBod tto two now-anoponded otodonta two almost surely would have tUed bad they been to FU?»T.» cases.” said Melvin Ouyer. from tbo Niagara RIvor on'Tlniraday mornini after It. 8ovl«tt allow eoupio to om igrato MOSCOW — Soviet authoritlea on Friday granted final permiarion to a bnaband and wife to emigrate, paving the way for lO- *0 the woman to donate bone marrow — and perhapa aave the life— •OPEN MONDAY of her leukemla-atricken brother In larael. New Yorkers biting It waa the lateri in a aeriea of Soviet human rigbta caaea to be THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Sansem reaolved. r PAvfs io- ...AMD 3D I AOCCFT THF5 AWARD IW yicjjO W ,! HAVE'tt30FCRfeC3rrEM Soviet authoritlea earlier gave Ineaaa Pleurov, 17, permiarion Into the ‘big Omaha’ to leave, but had withheld an exit vlaa for her huaband, Viktor. HOWLITV F E E U W IW THAT TlAAt HE Mra. Flourov aaid ahe would not go without him. By Den Duv chance to win 48 hours Iq Nebras­ AMPPLEDfee' RE5fCU5lBie ^ FieiURE The Associated Press ka's largest city, population C r o s s w o r d ID..... FOR MISSUXe55. ^ AMPI 5VUERVgP 666,OM. A s t r o g r a p h Housing stsrts plum m et again ^ m s MiM OMAHA. Neb. - Two New StracquadainI, 46, an engineer WASHINGTON — Conatructlon of new homea and apartmenta Yorkers who paid 14 cents and won for the Grumman Carp., aaid he a trip to Omaha arrived here had never been west of Dayton, 8 ACROSS 5 Actor Warren Answer to Previous Puzzle plummeted 7.6 percent In September, the fourth decline In the pari five montha, aa the apring boom In the houring Induatry Friday for a weekend of sightsee­ Ohio, before. His wife, 41, a atate A M 1 S 1 R E s 1 Z E ing, steaks and sweatshirts In a transportation department word 1 daisy 6 of March < l b u r faded further, the government aaid Friday. a U T A promotion to lure tourists front the processing worker, said she had 5 Propose 7 Moines u R L U S E R K/ In other diaappointing economic newa, the government Big Apple to the nation’s heartland. only traveled on the East (toast. 8 Drawing close 8 Of high interest A L T N A M E N E a o ^ r t h d a y reported that U.S. Induatry operated at Juat 79.1 percent of "We made It!” aaid tol Strac- StracquadainI, who carried a WHILE YOU W«m to rates S L o G S A M A 0 E u S capacity In September, a rate unchanged from the Auguri level. quadalnl, kneeling and kissing the banner saying "New York Loves 12 Trigonometry Ocl. 19,19M 9 Small fruit A E C 1 N E the Commerce Department’a houaing report aaid homea and carpet after he and his wife, Joan, Omaha," said be was looking term seeds 1 N C r D E R O R L o P Conditions In general look promlSna FRANK AND ERNCST Bob Thavt apartmenta were built at an annual rate of 1.66 million units In stepped off a Jetliner at Eppley forward to his visit and flnding out 13 Netherlends 10 Church September, down from an August pace of 1.61 million units. commune s 1 L T N 1 p A A a E lor you In the year ahead, both career A Airfield, where banners pro­ If the city really wasn’t flat. U V E 26% calendar wise and socially, yet friends aren't apt claimed "Welcome to Omaha. Sal "I want to get a cowboy hat," he 14 Colt’s tether 11 Kind of sign A L A S 0 D A S P o T to play key roles In your material affairs. S b M E T H lN a and Joan.” said. "That’s what I really want." 6var 1,0M m oiHillnp 15 Health centers 19 Helps K E D Q E 8 p o U S E S BOOKS South Africa cloatt black town 16 Roman bronze The Stracquadalnts, who live In Becky Vohoska of the Greater 20 Electrical unit A M A S E LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) If there are West Isllp on , received Omaha Convention k Visitors 17 Hairstyle 22 Taxi 7t> VVHIL-E I JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — The government abolished 1 T E M 1 Z E S T , u N G certain activities that you feel you can't a key to the city from Omaha Bureau, said the Stracquadalnls 18 Seys again 23 Employer afford today, scratch them off your a black township nestled against a white town on Friday and aaid 20 Welles 24 Moslem priest S 1 N E u N C 1 E A U agenda. For prudence's sake, spend g A T J u N f c Mayor Mike Boyle. They gave would be given a tour of downtown, I r-^ the 10,6M residents must move. Black leaders vowed to fight the Boyle bottles of Long Islandnow wine, a Including the Central Park Mall, 21 Occupy a chair 25 Copter s kin N E T s R O o F L a 8 only on essentials. Major changes are dedalon and predicted violence. 22 Who lit.) 27 Short for T R O T E 8 p Y E s T ahead lor Libra In the coming year. i i l i p L F A ^ e . bottle of New York water, a basket before heading to a Victorian 23 Oversized Send for your Astro-Graph predictions Chris Heunis, minister of constitutional development and of apples. a New York Mets cap and dinner at the historic Gen. Crook Nathan planning, announced the "deproclamation" of Oukasle, a 28 Electrical 28 8asebalTs 40 Teatar tottar today. Mall $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this plaque and a Yankees hat tor his House. The restored home Is at olil 49 A c to r___ newspaper, PO Box 91428, Cleveland. 88-year-old township west of Pretoria that the government has machine _ _ Speaker 44 Tossed wife. Fort Omaha, once an Army outpost 31 Leaves out Novello OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your Th a v e j lO -ld been urging realdenta to abandon. 29 SIbllcal prophet 45 Remove from "I didn't expect all this hoopla.” that has been turned Into a 33 Jewish month 50 Fiddling zodiac sign. 30 Uncommofvy office He said cleaning up the "poor hygienic conditlona" there would Mrs. StracquadainI said, looking at technical college. 34 Celestial bear emperor 32 Tautest 46 Back end SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-No*. 22) Be consid­ cost too much and realdenta would be moved to a new township the television cameras and repor­ On Saturday, the Stracquadalnls 35 Indian garment 36 Drink slowly 47 In addition 51 Craw erate of others today and let the major­ tree of charge. ters surrounding her. "It’s amaz­ will likely see Boys Town, the 36 Canonized one WINTHROP 'Tiy Dick CavalU 37 Plains Indian 48 Leaning Tower 53 English ity rule. Instead of Insisting on doing just ing. It’s too much.” Joslyn Art Museum, the OVnaha (abbr.) 39 Qolly site broadcasters the things you like. WINTER IS THE SEASON r THINK I'LL Boyle had drawn the Stracqua- History Museum and other sights, 37 Willow F^^R. WRITE TO Shlltst capture dow ned Israeli pilot dalnls' names from a barrel of post "as much as we can do in a short 38 Haziest 1 2 3 9 10 11 SAQITTARIUS (No*. 23-Dm ;. 21) It COMINrtty Clph«r cryptogramt art craatad from quofatloni by famoua paople. paaf and praaanl. you look out for the needs of others as SOUTH after winning the opening lead with er first plays the two of diamonds, you well as lor your own. ♦ AKQJ small bookstore; "We forget very Thouatonife of police relnforce- Each Mtar m ma dphar atanda for anotbar. Today's cha: A squats K. your king of hearts. should readily assume a 3-3 split. Oth­ quickly.” CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) Be extra ♦ K 7 The contract will make easily if dia­ erwise, try to steal a club trick. M ora charged, but tanalona aaaa menta were brought to Paiia after by CONNIE WIENER ♦ A K J Between Sept. 8 and Sept. 17. five mindful of your behavior in social situa­ monds split 3-3. You simply play A-K- the attacks. Even m w , they are ♦ K 9 4 3 bomba exploded in or near Paris, "LW LJ ... VQPIJ EOBDIQ DKQ TPK tions today. Don't do anything that J, overtaking the jack with dummy's MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa — Nine. people, Including a very much In evtilence >1 day. Dont' be taken in by a pitch with nc of clubs, sometimes the defender who hom Ranch along the Little Miaaonrl Prisoners, wWch seeks the release Immediately takra away and substance. holds the club ace will foolishly duck River. of impriaoned Lebanese Georges 4 If- ro m m m pL fcartw. oct. Mnwi MAllClIJSAi'kjs HERALD, gatnntov. Oct, it. itm — n i Congrow doter Red Sox and Mets launch Shuttle Series

to finishing work time ofnee three starts agmaat CaHtomia. ft marked the fln ttim e the top of the Mets'order, boplngto Boeox Imping Cambmia to the American League Rbbinaon noted that the Mets led tMs year be had pitched srfth just Johnson sure set thtags op for New York's Mg the NL to several offensive catego­ playofllr. three days' rest. entering Serfee "He did Ma usual throwing tor thompers — Keith Hemandex, ries, Including batting average Then, after Boyd was a IM Mets will htt Gary Carter, Darryl Strawberry f.2gl>, rwtohattedin (730) andruns about eight or M mtoutea," rtocher winner as Boston evened the sold. "H e threw all right. Hla arm and Ray Knight. scored (711). N M M t T. BVDttvwO'Hkard’ playoflir at three games apiece last " f woald that the bate are "Certain^, oarl-4-Sguysbaveto ••CWIi _ dhh't appear tired, ik ’t OK.” Tuesday. Clemens came hock tor By Hurry Afkfnu t » « M ICapi Cl—Je t f t « R o m c m ^m N ira w going to rehoand.” said JOhnson, hit tor na to win," Rohinson said. Clemens, who led the majors the victory in Game7, allowtogjast Thu Aasuelofud Fropf VWmr, «1M i»B— r df wHh 2tf vfctoriea tMs year, insisted who guided Ms cioh to victory in the " ’They’re the Mg RBf guys. BOSTON — Rm Btoelraer limperf fbor hits whHe throwing 92 pitebes flw M Mf. at Mi. Ito «MMt he would start Sunday, tort NEWYfmX fAF>-NOWYork NL playoffs despite a shocking. 109 "Flaying Lemy (Dytotra) in gtofsrly oat of Hie ftigwit. hot Mt ----- giving way to reliever batting average against Mike Scott every game is a goad move. MONamara and Fiacher weren't Calvin ScMraM the eighth Manager Davey Johnson to ahoo- C40MHRVW oCmvW^HI Qiv90jMVto wHBOat dMAcaliy, and the rest of the Astroo* pitching though. L e n ^ a Juat been doing a ready to make it official. tately certain the Mets are going to staff. '> tt a—n B M e B&ggt was tonltof. tort McNamara aald that left-hander great job. He deserves di to start. ai Mavy, It- d ltli'f stortr it. hit better against the Boston Bed Bruce Horst wfll start the first Clemens, who had been fighting Sox to the World Series than they "Houston’s pitching had some­ He's a good table-setter. ’Toity Armas joggietf wtttowt any " ’The manager does little things to kaUtog Sna. M am m M. lyAnato, game agatoat the Meta, tort he's off a case of flu, reported he was a did against the Boosun Astros thing to do with that, too,” Johnson »if. Y„ baga»ay wato— aaatorf apporeirt pato in Ms sprained undecided on whether to start Httle woosy a f)^ Boston won the daring the National League said. "They've got a fine staff." like that to toterject some thtogs. Ankle. ftokoaiair to aaa^foto toktow —a a Ctemena or Demifa "OflCan" Boyd pennant. He appeared healthy plM om . Bill RoMnson, the Mots' batting Len has a knack o f getting on and "Ktottoflnl : ’Tie tftree were members of a cicctriftdng things. We have the W ara#M itai to Game 2 Sanday night. after the Red Sox' morning flight Just to case he's wrong, how­ coach, characterixed Ms charges iMHMlAMCWd sc g gtsMC An Ms wattfngf weandM Frhfay as the ’There's Httfe dbnht that McNant- here from Hooton. ever. Johnson s H p ^ a Httle ace to as a bonch of free swingers, except kind of guys who win do what they bom sMo — dM tio Air foreo Boaton Bed Sox worked oat in a have to do." •ITa ara would prefer to go with "He toft an right, he's Just fine," the hole Friday.>y. Tlie ace's name to for Hemandex. the best hitter on soiiffltdMOMeimi Anal taneop for the World Series the team. RoMnson said he was more l i n D f w iv Clemens, leswing Boyd to start MeNamnrasnid. "W e're not trying Len Dyskstra. SOW. oO rrj UUWWMOIp ll*Ani.r Opener against the New York Meta concerned about the Green Mons­ Game $ to Beaton ’TuMday night. to bold anything hack, f f Roger Daring the regular season and "Most of the guys on this cinb are cbofmuM Of tbo Amiod Aosffooo Saturday night at Shea Stadhim. The only question is whether the feels OK tomorrow, he'll prohoMy pinyoffs, Dykstra piatoonod to ter in Fenway Fark, the 37-foot- I d s fl flWMHltJ^ ^OIT ComoiittoOr lod tbo ogoooftlow so Manager John McNamara Just learning to hft," RoMnson bigh left-fleM wall that tempts o-foot-4 Clemens can pitch effec­ pttebSunday. We'll Just to waft and center field with MooMe Wilson. said. "But, in no way did the tboT-MAtrafwmoimwteredbjr Watched them closefy, hot his main tively a IMfd straight time on Jost see. When the World Series opens rigM-handed hitters to alter their M o ______YafreMd KataMto Co. to Yarm- concern wan in the ballpen. playoffs reflect the kind of hitters swing from only SIS feet away. VrfAsQp^ g o so IM M oggooool So 0 b ill three days' rest. "In any case, we’ll announce oar Saturday night in Shea ftadiom, I we have. ntgosiOf n.T. There, under the scrutiny of Founded by the Angels to the starting pitcher before the game Nllson win be moved over to left " I won't tell them todoanytMM oMfoo'&Mf OMOl moogoSof]f tocfs^ "Wfeat w e 'fo b * to a * «* to < to li pftcMng coach Rift Fischer. Boston "Hopefully, we learned a lot in different,” RoMnson said. “ Juatoo m oot m fbo H e w , br ^oleo ooco, playoff opener, Clentens came tomorrow nigM. If Roger is aMe to and center field win belong to the last game (Ganse 0) when so kali out a cofpotatloafkat'agolfaa ace Roger Clemens tested Ms back to throw four-Mf stortoot ball go. Oil Can woald benefit from the Dykstra. what got them to the dance. Just oooroood ootf oooc fo tbo Wbffo vatoahle right arm lor the first many guys Mt and got quality screw that helmet on and get some toco tfouMo kocan— ot Ikofr o—i for eight innings in Game 4 against longer rest.” Wilson and Dykstra will bat 1-2 at hits.” miatak—,” —M GoMwafar. hits ” GoHKrater rojoefod ftodtoa from Bom», Melt the Oeaeral AecomMtaf Offieo — tko tofoaclgati— arm of Coag— totlgh opllont — titoi anptoftors dtod — aa—ort for ifeafr argamaata to faror m gto SPORTS '”n it f (QAO> don't knmr wMch C and of tka afrpla— goaa down tka fiaM to Gama 7 agatoat tka rmmtf tin t" grumped the aafty- CaHfonria Aagab. tongoad Goldwator, wko la ratfrfng "I kara to toft to Mm latar," at the and of tkb aaaafon. n W U pVMIfv Uy McNamara aafd. " I won't maka Dola proddod nagotlatlona on a that dadakm rnitil tka laat mtonta. ” compromlaa aaytag, “ Wo eonld be Town Director Stephen T. Penny (left) end Wallace debate Friday night over consolidation at the cable Manchester moves closer to a tourney berth Bocknar, wko kit only .214 in tka om Of DOTS n wc coma /osi rosofTS pfayoffa, waa waaring apaclally J. Irish Jr„ representing the Eighth Utilities District, TV studios of Cox Cable Greater Hartford. tkia laaM." Dole k— more than a §v Jim Tiernev "W e didn’t deserve to lose.” mada Mgh-top akoaa in rriday’a parliamentary totoraat to the laaua workont to kalp taka praaanra off Herald Sports Writer ledger. Manchester silenced Its T becaoae the competing Ceaana Scholastic roundup critics Friday by defeating a Ma anklaa. Ha aaM ka waa raady to Alreraft Co.’a T-ff trainer la play, knt tkat tka final dacialon waa It took the Manchester boys’ — see page 13 difficult South Windsor team, 1-0, manafactored In Ma home atate of soccer team 11 games to achieve at Memorial Field, wMch enhances op to McNamara. Kanna. Penny and Irish debate face-to-face the .800 level — the minimum its hopes of gaining a post-season “ f fact Hka I ’m walking In PInally, all aldeo agreed by voice alippara," Bocknar aald of tka naw requirement to qualify for the state berth. Manchester has not missed vote to a compromlaa that would CoBlIaned from page 1 In addition. Penny complained that the tournament. With four games post-season play since 1960. akoaa. “ Tkay faal raal good. not mqnlre pnrckaae of the plane IRISH SAID that the town does not lose tax CCC East and 5-3-4 overall, district has failed many times to conduct state revenue from the district. District residents pay remaining as of Friday, the Indi­ seven matches. Improved their "W e need all of them," Indian ff Bocknar can’t play. McNam­ knt would provide for a compett- better place to live because of the existence of ' f t - and federally mandated sewer studies, putting into the General Fund "Just like the people In ans couldn't afford to relax after record to 0-4-1 In the Central coach Bill McCarthy said after the ara prokakly woold oaa Don Hon wHk eUier alrcraR. the E i^th District," Irish said. Baylor, tka cink'a daaignatad Mt- Manchester in Jeopardy of losing federal funds. the south end of Manchester do." he add^. their arduous struggle to even their Connecticut Conference East Div­ key victory for his young squad. D'Amato aald, "A t aome point in The town. Penny said, is losing close to The Indians, who have won three "Especially the way South Wind­ tar. at flrat. Dava Staptaton alao "The state and federal governments hold the ision and 0-5-1 overall. ‘Hie visiting X r ^ Umdwe've got to do the kualneaa of 1178,660 to the district in tax revenues from the The Buckland Industrial Park. Irish said, was town of Manchester responsible for what the straight and five out of their last Bobcats now stand at 4-5-4 In the sor played, they played an out­ ' m . kaa played flrat. the people," and be accepted the Buckland Industrial Park, which the town spent paid for with General Fund money. Under a role adopted tkia aaaaon. Eighth District does, despite the fact that we standing game. They're a nice deal, aaying M "at leaat givea at an IS million to build. That’s because a large chunk Irish said that because the volunteer fire \ the DH will ke oaad only in tka have no control over It.” Penny said. team.” opportunity to compete." of the money goes to the district volunteer fire "Steven, there you go again." Irish said, department cost the district one-tenth the 1 c American League park. Pra- The reaohitlonof tbedlaputeover department, which services the area. South Windsor coach Charlie Sha­ viooaly. tka DH waa oaad in both borrowing a phrase that President Ronald amount the town pays for its professional fire the alreraft cleared the way for the department, consolidation would bring higher res asserted. "W e had the momen­ ballparka but only in altamating Reagan used In bis debate with former tum. We had a couple of nice Senate to complete work on the THE DISTRICT now pays the town for President Jimmy Carter In 1980. taxes for Manchester residents. yaara. apending bill, the largeat ever sewage that flows Into the treatment plant. opportunities In the first half, but If Bucknar’a anklaa are bad "You try to control everything," Irish said But Penny disagreed, and said that consolida­ we couldn’t finish them off." conelderisd by Congreaa, and com­ Penny said that the district charges 1400 on He said that the district has made efforts In the enough to prevent him from plete the other remaining legiala- new hookup fees, the same as the town does. tion would lower taxes since Manchester would The Bobcats certainly domi­ past to work with the town on sewers, but that all bring In 11.7 million In new revenues from playing the field, ha could be uaad tlve bualneaa. ’This means that businesses opening In the area nated play In the first hatf. both efforts have been turned down by the town. district residents. aa a DH In Boaton. WHIe the dlapute on the aircraft are taxed twice for sewer service. Penny said. territorially and In scoring chan­ Johnaon. on tka other hand, aald almmered, the Senate voted 6t-21 He said that the town's 1400 charge was ces. Bobcat Don Giroux blistered a ha wouldn’t know who to uaa aa a shot off the crossbar at 12:42 of the — more than the needed M — to Justified because It needed the money to pay for r t o - . DH until the Rad Sox revealed their limit debate before expected final a multl-mllllon-dollar sewage treatment plant opening half, and Larry Wood pitching rotation for Penway Park. eongreaalonal approval of a major on Olcott Street and more than 120 miles of Who won? No one knows attempted to head the rebound past "Daimy Heap la a prime candi­ overkanl of the natlon’a Immigra­ sewer lines. The district, on the other hand, does Indian goalie Jason Stansfleld. date againat right-kandara. and 1 tion lawa. Including amneaty for not have a tr e a i^ n t plant and g r a t e s only 26 Stansfleld was able to come up with alao bare Kevin Mitckall,”

MAWCHK tl'itK HgRALG. Saturday, Oct. IB. UBS — is 1992 COC champions *RRt IMMFTOif — For i* ■ y L d iry SfcMofis second anuHif the seven bidden. Rheault accdunted fer bid three previous times for the JJ^ftoskFRin WBB They left a lot of boles Ibr ns to Thtf AfM d oM d ^r«ss A t the roc voted for the noal eral factors helped win the hearts — and it was their victory today.” Cdmitry^ Atm two scdrea, at Games, but Mayor Pasqoale Mara- "Barcelona Is a town with an iT- VI^ um CBBI OiHr make nma through.” time on winter and summer sites and minds of the mpjoiltyof the n Killy added, however, that the Olympic vocation.” W rf jiw o* GariCir t^ S A N N E , Switrerland — gall said the wait was worth it. TOC m em bers who voted. cHaiMdfHhiF. Ron Gardner had 4 stops in the y * " - Odmmittee's "We feel extremely happy and triumph in one of the most crowded Maragall said Bamaranch’s dtotr Rdehjr lAii. jw g iW dB the Fatrloyfiyiir tally. Patriot gnal (brthesbutoat. He was WfWiOTa ending a long hunt, and president. Juan Antonio Sama­ "Hirougbout the Savoy, we had C & m tff. G a rM acedumetf SfogM gat proud to receive this nomination." contests ever ibr the role of presence had affected the out­ men s u p p o rt IV defenders Jason Albertville, beginning a dream, ranch. announced that he would the support of all parties, of Maragall said. "For S3 years, we Olympic host, had at least one come, "but in the moral sense, in ** half aa he S m ^ and Kevin Jby. along with ^bn the host roles Friday for the meet Saturday with North Korean ecological, sports and political thing in common with his skiing ,!!y***** *****!g**tf oiBiY ilrie iagtdrgaid#iwhNigdgsr Faton's injury wasn’t sure. "1 itHttee gave Barcelona. Spain’s added that he had met in Havana na s victory was the lack of a Claude Killy.’’ Grenoble), and never thought I garded as the front-runner dbring Garksre initial score of the second-largest city, the nod to host would receive more. Twasreadyto the final year of its campaign 1-* vidWiy eampaign. think they (JbyandBmitb) are two with Cuban Premier Fidel Castro Jpanlsh host for any p r e v i^ Killy, a triple gMd^medalist in of tte best backs in the league in the Sommer Games over five last month to discuss the situation. Olympics. give something back, but nowthey which began in the early Mills and aia team Raault added his Mth of the year, the I3M Winter Games at Greno­ have given me more,” he said. N W P ^ tw ffe r a let imaiHf dMi't marking guys, not getting beat,” rivals, with Paris running a distant A S ^ lis t . Maragall also said cost an estimated in ) million. three-geal hat trick, second. The victory came on the Samaranch also said that strict ble. France, eras vice presideBt of "Today is like a dream, ft leaves t » ihare the COC ehamgiMi- naster landed, "They marked that the Games would be dedicated With awyena. at « | g . m WM AttitMl hy RGB third of a possible six rounds. KiHi** imposed on fiituiw the organizing committee. Hb said me speechless.” Albertville, likewise, was seen as top two acorers (Craig ' to the people of the working Friday's victory was much ditfer- a favorite coming into the week- on Dotii aeedants. gerkowhz and Pave BDrrell. Pave Ryland and Craig Kato) and shut For AlbMville, a town of 30,(100 bidders, after campaigns for iMg class." upped the ante td gfr at that lasted for years and ran up ent than winning on the slopes. Bamaranch, whohadsteadfastly long Pist session M the fCNC, which them down." IB the Savoy Alps of eastern «V R i«er lazzerhU. bills totaling an estimated 3100 avoided taking a stand on Barcelo­ also voted to open more Gfrmpic ^ ffrwipteo dips to 5-g ih) the France, the triumi^ came on the This was the first Olympic bid by "T skied in GrenoMe Basically for And 2^wHn abetted adphomuie nlth of seven possible ballots. million. Albertville, a low-lying town sur­ na's candidacy, did not vote and roorts to professionals andtook the *«MRlaater, srho CTC, f-9-j overan with the loss. myself If I failed, the failure was remained puMically neutral after dramatic step of spHttii^ the Steve Taiaga acore his flrst varsity (G e n try stands ii-O-i overall Sofia, Bulgaria, a stretch-runner in round^ by spectacular ski areas, my responsibility.” Killy said. 5 r " y y * ! * • • « » « » peraonally. forcelona. the hometown of announcing the winners. Winter and Bumnter Games, begin­ m raeonM career vietoiy No. m M jltt Drake t h r e ^ Bft®!* th® trhimpli. And P1ast®r the long and costly race, was and Michel Bamier, head of the " FFor o r five " ...... years,...... we‘ have acted for the Reilringei' defenae and sno ■ Samaranch, unsuccessfully had "1 think we made a fine decision, ning with the Winter Olympics in haeh ^ S e p t 2« against Cheney hopes his Club Isn’t finished yet. " I organizing g^id sev- the Savoy — for millions of people pass over to Taiaga for the easy and an historic one.” he said. l*M. T e r t . ^ now a COC title as well. think we’ll remain hungry the rest "h *a * a very unselfish of the year," he said, looking ssn'i^sr"" tWGveDyPavld. He gave the young toward the state Class S gtoy a chance to score,” Fiaster Tournament. " (y * Vrttty nice. It’s pretty nice complimented Foulln. anytime you win a championship. (G en try continues Its regular- C o v e i^ e i ^ e d a Ji-s edge in ThBfB 0 a M mor® to th® bbaio, season slate with a date Tuesday at dhdtt. The Fidrtots found the SCOREBOARD wortjng i^lh kids. But 1 guess the p fr* Hebron against ohfective is to win, Benrlngers' defense suspect as RHAM, which finished in second •y*rtfsed. "The halfbacks and place in the COC at 7-M following Meti IhuRiliiitlli ''^ ****H gh i group of hoys who Ime m w «a the ban very wen. And are an friends. I’m happy for Its $-0 blanking of Cheney Tech Baseball .fl1®H1. •* McVicar Coventry beat RHAM. 3-i. in their JSSJS ^ P0»i»l0n-bv- Hockey and (Mike) 2otta said was suspect. COC contest last Friday .!y* .0* lev on « » New PoynsStswort -J31 WQin me imworioserMs Mike Sutityen o^lnst fhe Boston ReO Sox on SofurdUv Boy Pfoyd C WirM SfirfM idMilalB offlfit: Bobby wedkins ^ niBSTBASn MM. KwiSliifg Lon Hinkle Schola$1lc roundup V, Oct. IS mraws mr. a Bruce Lietwe S t ! - ’* « |Mu« n n it min Vorn (Oorllno Mf>^lv#pow8r M Russ Cochron 1M or Ooodin ItCs), ___ |;3o_ o.r 271*ofibe iiwiwTB evw«v«r otor Msres posnion.posmon. MfAl Brian Cfoor HernonOeiBotfeo 3iO«vitnt3RBi(iurinott>e Oovid Reeptes m rW W soo^ ^ tied for (tie Notfonot •oiton at nSm Ym^, Sr'aTp.m Ctbbursh Woyns Levi S '2 “ ’* _ Tswisr. ott. »i iAooue itM wm 10 aome-wfnninoi rbi. 1 2 2 ™ 18 Don Roolsy NSW VofltdfBeston, S :» o.m. “ -iWaveraoie in tne 3 0 0 6 Don rprsmon pitmino^mlnojed piovotfs oooinst hoos- 3 1 0 6 IS 17 MHS gills hHHng stride wsasssasv, oet. to NY*m S ^ Rick Rohr NSW York 01 Boston, l:2S p.m. J S "'i^ ^ sw«oi.«fwr-Timw s M l Afour-tlmeAll-Storwtx> Ah II-j ?j,.T »ao»won 1 J 0 J 13 17 fjt? 1 3 0 7 Leonord Thompson S-5-I3I ... ^Thorsasv, oef.» vBaiW T RonooTfl lfM yi 10 34 Oo^ Xoch > ^ 1 3 » T Now York it BMton, ft necessary, S:38 0 IS B - j cjvNisa Donnie Hammond W9-13S SOUTH WINDSOR — You never at 7-I-I, but good only for second 9v8boc Jkn Simons W-73-13S ^ wasW^Pw/ CPCf. 29 noht Hlt^cforfocrfhereoutorsoosonwhlle 3 1 1 7 73 13 Ret McQosm want to peak too early, and that’s place as Coventry won the cham- winners included Tiffany White Pfy.'ffl.yo'otliv coolnst rtowt-honders. mmfpp 3 1 0 6 71 10 W7B-13S Soifoa of if n^ctssaty, 8:25 Woody Block bum 2 ^ 1 3 » the case with the Manchester High plonsMp outright with a 6-0 victory IM), Tyrrell White (diving). p.tti. Utwolly hots second In the lineup behind Len aiwMOUi 1 1 1 3 17 10 Morris Hotolsky oaTi*!. girts’ soccer team. "This was by Lisa Nuttall (SdO free). Tammy Ocf 28 Ojdistra, (Svino the Mets a poir 17 1 3 14 10 over East Hampton. styoTMi-chop leodotr men with speed who ButMo 17 IS far our best game of the year, ’’ said KAymoof) no® back), Nancy Roy josty , Oi New York, (t‘necessorv, i:25 CAMPI The Sachems tcoreA five times P.ITI. EST iketoWopbwt. Bested .as In ttwptav^ 'Mjj^giwBNCB Indian coach JoC ErarA after Ms (108 breast), and the 200 medley H^mprovedonce-eiokydefensewilhhard mviiapn tnd never looked back against the WOrK. gonfo j-o -r 0 10 17 unbeaten club whipped South outgunned BeaYers. "They played relay team of Lynn Krawezyk. . . SMotrriToe Traaaactioiw tfwinbMlIi Windsor. 5-1, Friday in CCC East well tnd we didn’t play well at all. ’’ l^thleen Fitzgerald, Tiffany M Stx NrtM SefooM. Boforw, forowsrlpht. A Division play. White, and Cathy Foley. flooditelderdoes not htt much. Batted SwS* 12 1 2 ’* '* Soucysaid. "We weren’t able to get " I tMnk things are coming the ball out of the center field. And East's next meet is at St. Joseph widWt.lTOlnthepkiyoffs. Usuotlvosmooth together well. We had great In Trumbull on Tuesday at 0-30 WInnipes 3 1 I S early on we put the ball on their feet Sex.iwwhi OsjOsr, hod tnwbte ooalnst HouWon, Cetsary 13 II practices this week and we put M p.m. ttWNowYOi portleulorlv with Bocknrnn on doubte-ptov 3 7 0 4 10 IS In front of the goal and they ate It DOfIS. 14 13 LOS ANOBLB !R$—Wstvod together In the games. So we’re up” RMulte; THIBOBASB LesAneiiNs 7 7 0 4 £?2?*..???L.b’**ber, for the swraese of Bni Bu^iJF- hob lew, throws leW. pleased. As a unit, I think we re /?*♦ rtC'^ovezyk, rOnossd i _*oy KnWt, Bats rioht, throws rlsht. J . 8 3 Jason Ounas opened the scoring g ” ge^®*0, Whifo, Folov), 7:17.SS, 7. fW-Vwr vefwon who inshfs on starting to gear toward (he Rock­ aradc for RHAM at 14; 48 followed dwpifs tad ei^os. Bod start this tohtt .JWwlth II home tuns cndrORBIlnthe ville game (next Friday) and the Jfwfthisr raMBSllMT1^11 awrian n w'wfPKOlinTnemt e- ty flrgt-half goals by Joey Nelson. •lorgoo tec), 3. 5?'*Solar !' I^®®e•olO i Siols 3S tases mdhis stops In earning the shutout. *tMeCau(ev (EC) pionship. The Celtics were In Hartford 2 b«*w offset o throwine two goals. She scored 14 minutes In Celtics won the exhibition game, or m weak etWby shou Idw su reery. M ets triBd just about anything W ednaaday M l^ntMtciS 8$'p.m. . ByRRA(.0 BILLvXwvoM LtMfoS 1222®®’'-.’ .*£Tmoon (SC), 1:37.S3 Friday night for a pre-season game with a -09 AhBNM, M:3S p.m. on a header after Bobcat keeper Inn fc£?**i ’ ■ AonJSC), 1 ;51.66 113-104. CBNTBR RIBLO ® « l n t the Houston Astros. Inoludina 400 free relov: 1. South 5:41.1. c rsBoninrsMTh-f.29 48.* Astros. Inoludfng Maura Fitzgerald tried unsuccess­ Bollon dtadlockt the team It beat for the title last year, the tmmssearkplusqHyear. Led the Mets with ^otedfionjey Wilson, S^Tiw'bock, !fe!htSiSj!l?w!S • °,I ~ Innovation found from Inlured reserve. RioeiMr Lawls fully to clear an Amy Bamu'a Ployoffs, Indudlns 0 Billups, cemerhock, on InlurejfrS ew BOLTON — Wins haven't come Spiks Owen. W - v s : s throws rfoht. o kev triple In 51m InH u Ibval. Mats' Kevin Mitchell 'corner kick. Webb scored nine easy for the Bolton High boys’ ?• 295dufino tta rflpular sooson BWnonton dt Los A n o e lM , 10:si p.m. minutes later, accepting a through MH8 above .800 m mUrnDHlVCr llial In mlH Aiuwiwf T_.ir ^ *U r *T/'' '''M»i«iiuus«».uoveriOIOTOT fowes. Coversotefot turned their caps Inside out soccer— team thisOHIO ecaevii. season. ( So. they Penguins ^ritfmkMuwjsL'st^ wound In the outtleld. Played mostly ball from Jill Boggini and deposit­ will settle for Just about anything - ENFIELD — Like the Manches­ notdor,• •wswwsr hbMM onl^^iW I I T . A l l min rioterrVDUKIf seasonSP but to ?a?lv t h ^ e m h ! ■ lata-lnnlng effort ojmertack, on waivers from Los Anaeiss ing a 6-yarder The goals were Nos. wrpf Istdwtth .429mor1( In plovotts Pingulm 7, S ilm 8 including a tie like Fritiay's' ritiay's S3-3 ter boys’ soccer team, the visiting Sports In Brief tlie*" **' power for small 4 and 8 for the season for Webb. Ih. wSrtd^rS; - "" “«• I" deadlock with visiting Portland. Manchester girls’ swim team kept remain OMBoyfor. Bots rlpht. throws rkiht Llks We made some changes. Webb their head above water, defeating RIOHT RIBLO WJSfWi .INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Bollon stands at 1-8-8 for the season ''jy ** whM:allfomla Strowberry. Bots leW, throws left. went from outside defender to Fermi, 92-78 , on Friday. The win tSr '12.'" ^ Tork Yankees Combines poim with speed, the only Aettvofod Mtoltor Murmy, wfdereeeiWr. while Portland falls to 2-0-1 Youth basketball registration set "w ST RW center striker and Chris (Rovegno) puts the girls’ mark over .500 at 5-4 unbeaten homers and 94 molor-leosuer to hit more fhon 100 home 19-14 wtw cincinnofi punter JeW Hayes ron (H^lev.C ’’It was a typical game for us, " rum ondsfeol morethon lOOtases Inhl^Vlrt 61 yards for 00 ahead TO OB went from center striker to outside Bolton (xiach Ray Boyd cxim- Winners for the Indians were Manchester Rec Department will hold youth basketball RBI^H Mfelj^^ll seven ptayoft eomes, lour seoMns. Opes nol hit tor hlph overoBe, BiA>bv Brisfer compitfod 17 of » passes^ *fflho AL pIo^ iscprd wHh HLKme Footbafl midfield and both had outstanding mented. "We had derant control Stacey Tomkiel (200 IM and too BUFFALO, N Y. - Mario Le- ” ®* through Oct. 24 from 6-8 p.m. ihZtt'.PuLl'Z' hlllnoln for len-nonoers, fhumht " nl'lwSy-far Motfr^oiS games," Erardi said. ‘"The pieces fly). Cathy Topping (50 and lOO at the East Side Rec, Mahoney Rec Center and the Community Y .PiRhw Iqfo In seqton. Oeslenofod hitter 9), 7;ai for long stretches, but they (Por­ mleux scored three goals and are starting to (alt Into place for tland) would counterattack and free), Gretchen Sines (100 back), assisted on two others Friday night . J® “ th basketball involves three divisions - Pee Wee (ages whi tausedonl^^Uwjmeomes L".f-9.°Tgihqcv|l0ler^71,7l.9pefeen?rT us." K2211 ™ hit tty alitch JUTnIns), create scoring opportunities In a and Michele Hornbostet (diving) to propel the unbeaten Pittsburgh 8-9), Midgets (ages 10-12) and Junior (ages 18-18). Age Is Team drove footeom-htohflve run? ^FL itlildliigi _ST. LOUIS C Bogginl tallied one of her own, » i S A 8 r r . ' “5 W e ^ ^ iiiftalOr Mortmon 1 CARDINA couple of minutes. We’re a young Performing well for the Indians to a 7-3 NHL victory over the determined as of Dec. 1, 1986. — srJ bqeome"ffifl’w Brosm, ''eii^lve I lured her flrst of the year, 28 minutes were Angela Prelesnik. Deb Clar — Sfronothrowkio AMERICAN CONRBRBNCB position In NFL history to collim 90. reserve. Activ^ team and our defense has ha(l some Buffalo Sabres for the Penguins’ requfr*^^* * ^ registration fee and a $4 Rec membership card is lr5f?J!^.’.hh lu«i Ml, ^hodf wo ho mere, deep In the period on a l^yarder problem which have resulted In cla, Allison Kane, Erica DeJoan- best start ever. **12!if •Pvwi’h oome, W L TRct. RR RA from the top left corner of the N.Y. Jets goals. But, hopefully, we’ll learn nls. Lori Gallo, Erin Sullivan It was the fifth straight victory 1 . .(33 156 133 NIW YOBK GIANT! IS-1) AT IBATTLB jienalty box to the top left corner Grace Phillips, and Lisa Phillips nInMirne All-Star, he endurta one of the New Enolond 3 3 0 300 167 117 from this” for Pittsburgh, which entered the Boston WorM^ln ki WSwIth Inlurv. Miami 7 4 0 .333 1S3 190 Barrera added two second-half Goals by Portland's Charlie The girls’ next meet Is home on league In 1967. The loss leaves CBNTm RIBLO miM i n l T w **'*Playoffs, Buffalo 1 5 0 .167 111 13S 4g.^!^Bi goals, her 10th and 11th of the year Tip A Whater Dinner on Nov. 24 . ®!2'8y?"^*>"A5?fr[iphf, Ihrowsright. OoMo Afor-77."• wwi.But, twoiwu ot%n thoseTnOSC hitsnlTS W€T®were Indianapolis n.Afrjr losing opening game to Dollos, Ogrien and Bolton’s T.J. Jed- Friday at 3:30 p.m against East Buffalo winless In five starts with led the team with 105 0 6 0 000 S5 165 and fourth and fifth in the last two Hartford. r. Limited oction with the Red Ctnlral g.L°P*« *wv»y>n tivesfrolghlondshofefirsi rezwskl forged a 1-1 halftime tie. Just two ties, the worst start In the H AR TP()R p — For the fifth consecutive year, the Hartford • 1."''’ •**' '’** lovpstavercuefor Cincinnati 4 7 0 .667 145 164 B'o« .with Ihe oncetaolen Washington games, to make it S-0 In the RmuIIs; team's 17-year history. Cleveland H*w Yptk^ctory wouldbethe Radio, TV Th® Bulldoge opened the scoring In Whalers will lend their support to the Connecticut Society to ^^Sss.“»S S H 4 7 0 .667 131 143 best start since 6-1 In '99... Mottle Is tao Indians’ favor. Kathy Stewart the second half when Ted Daly Craig Simpson had two goals and Houston 1 5 0 .167 100 119 averted the shutout for South Tomklej, L.Phlllloe, Topping), 7:10.0, Prevent Blindness at the annual Tip A Whaler Dinner. This 22SJ"J*!lt?L?HerZ-Zi Miiwi Tony ivfiy RArmosArmas sprolnisd Pittsburgh I 5 0 .167 IS 149 scored on a direct kick at 8:48 for a 7. FtrmI, 3. (ta) one assist. John Chabot and Rod Ih ^ m e 5, hit dramatic: two-run Windsor with a minute left, scoring 700■ trot;■ m : I. 0 year s affair Is set for Monday, Nov. 24, at the Civic Center _ . . . *TART^IHpRITCHBR$ TODAY 2-1 Bolton lead. The next two goals Oulefino (F), 7:71.3, 7. Buskas added single goals, and left ColisEuin. hww, with two out pndtwostrlkes In ninth, Dwight (^den. Throws right, tafs right. 2S2JK5T 5 2 ® ' « » IN Ml off an Indirect kick. Sullivan . 3. ProlMnIk (ta) S®Ottte 4 2 0 887 188 n sssK S5ra.r".iasK ’.s came In a span of five secon(rs. At job lta:S^i'gmkleTfta')',''7:S 7. Toll wing Terry RuskowskI had five JlS 5°** 3pmlnDnt pltdier in boseball In four1hln.NFyvshltig(l3i.7).. Glontsh^ Twf^fpS ■ '■“‘*'** Manchester enjoyed a 28-7 edge assists for the Penguins Team members will serve dinner, autograph programs pose iXfoSjac I'T ’ g'.S!™ 2 2 0 : w m in 9Lm - College feettwII; Notre 17:00, Ed Winston knotted the (F), 3 d. Phllllpe (ta) ______RIOHTRIBLO L.A. Raiders 3 3 0 .900 106 107 aHowedlustTSooInh.tecondlowestlnNPL. in shots. Paula Hollis and Michelle Gilbert Perreault, Mike Hart for snap shots and secure tips for the Society’s sight conservation Bi’Siy!* ^ygh*' 52*9 fWit, throws riohf. Defome hos given up lust 6polnts In Tnd holt fi871 X?i Cnonntit Is It, affair for Portland. Jerry DePold 7TO s^keouts. Made two starts In Ihe San Dtepo I 5 0 W M W oTiotfsoomes USA Coble Callahan shared time In goat for BoWY)-»» r* w.,’. kuiruvwrRMLKA.'(r)' , ” * man and Christian Ruuttu replied programs. ri3dn.irt.. y reoulor playofts orfo was M despite allowing only NATIONAL CONPBRBfKB put Bolton back on top when he took Dlrioo: 1. Hornboefel (W), 150.55 IRSill «,J2LJ2 Teon. RHiht-handed Bast Glontt dettroyed Pbllodtl- pjn. — CoHtoe footboll; UConnvt. the Indians and totaled 4 stops the ensuing midfield kick and ppjnte, 7. Romueott (ta), 3. Beaudry for Buffalo . ®*’® *** ordered from the Society by callinB j*u wtt'jjl rum In 17 Innings. One ot the Northeoitern, WlLI (1400) (taj_ atfSSPSflS. '^’h strono N.Y. Giants S I 0 .133 130 73 feWwiAIO... QB nil SImme aottad for Fitzgerald was busy In the Bobcat carried down toward the Portland 1-800-842-MM or 1-245-4700 or by writing P.O. Box 20/20, Madison, 222.21.*™®'*** J" **y 0°'’“ »rhh on Wqshlngton 3 1 o .133 170 97 BsViT — Golf: Wolt Disney Classic, net with 17 saves. J.OOfly:.OOflv: L______TpmktoJ.tM)' ’ :I3 »- *• Toll l/Ont1., 0M49. sipvr Mart. Just 6-71 wHh one homer in *"’»S*''2i2"‘^ ®®°'* control. Does not Dallas 4 7 0 .667 177 114 7Uvwd9(nofM7T09)andnmtoraTD... goal. and. from 18 yards out. fired a tF). 3 j- Phllllpi (ta) M ip le L m Ib 3, DftvUt 2 ployom,lHddof^ousciutchhmi!J^,' pitch on three (toys’ rest and does not hold The Glonh held the margin on Philadelphia tootbott: lowo Sweeper Wendy Pedemonte, runners on tasewefl. Phlladelpha 7 4 0 ,»3 14 « vs. Michigan, Channel 3 rocket shot which dented the back too fret; 1. tepglnp (ta),), 1 1:07.7,:07.7, ?.7. At East Rutherford, N.J., Russ _ . -JITCHBRCAT!----- St Louis 1 S O :w » m In first dbvrm (349), pi^no yardage freshman Meg Berte and Junior Lolrovorte (F),9* *»•3. PuMmannT-VIIIilMfin (ta'(M) .-jbeh^Oedmon. Bots left, Ihrows right, ..Ron porllr^yTTyWs^ tats right. (716-W and timeof poeeeSSi iS i:]^ ? ? of the twine for the 3-2 lead. Courtnall, Bill Root and Mike Went 1M wlS o 7.11 ERA ln'th?” egular „ , Cenfrul uj. Hew York LB Lowrance Tovlor hod 13 Julie Parasilltl had strong defen­ i?!’ .fr99:.l; Horgor (F), 6:39.1, 7. PWRtrfol^hlttw who tw Ihtvwn out more seospn, but was hit herd In Ns oneployoft Chicooo 6 0 0 1.000 166 67 But, as Bolton’s luck would have PrtiHnIk (ta), 3. SulHvon (ta) Allison scored in an 87-second span Pumpkin Run for Hop® on Oct. 26 ■!!g*"jyg'*gt'r^M-bebosesteolersthis stqrt, Arxilher hard thrower, he allowed o Minnesota 4 7 0 .667 133 14 ^lee,lncl()tfito49ock9(7Wl90d9NFL)ys., v.wii I r n leixa n p u vs. MiiiRir- “ "Tvlond sive games for the Indians. It. the Highlanders managed to tie hh M eavte). Buftoli lions, ESPN In the second period as the SJTC*!™**'"*!*""'*“ * * ' teqm-leodlngV 71 •> home»rwM^ fruns WM9 thisMils veor.gW r. RAT90Also Defro't. 3 3 0 .m iw 116 Manchester’s next artion Is The fifth annual American Cancer Society Pumpkin Run for .3P with one horw and six RBI while Tompo Bov 1 5 0 .167 100 153 A—ii,m. 30 p.m. — College the contest at 20:12 of the second unbeaten Toronto Maple Leafs P'’7*YJ’’2J* POhfrol with cn exceptionally SS,*‘!?'’i5n Ri^egpejart week... Seattle's SOS vs. Texos, ESPIf Tuesday at 3; 30 p.m. at Memorial Hope will be held on Sunday. Oct. 26, with the start and finish line SS&sWtaSrtal'’'"" tostafpir*—“ pickoft -----move. Green Boy 0 6 0 .ODD 74 177 half. Tom Ghent scored on a header downed New Jersey 3-2 Friday at Rennet Junior High School. J?rows left, tats left. Led the Field against Fermi High. to finish the game In a draw. Atlanta S 1 0 .133 130 l « sawrsrii.'SR'is'^’ig SUNDAY 3 Tta)**^** '^***'*' Fermi, 4:33.0, 7. (ta) night, handing the Devils their first Metsmmon W-5rec(>rdln1hereBularseoson _ Playing well for Bolton were A costume contest will be held at 10 a.m. with a 1-mlle fun run to - »TA^'N!»RITCHtRI ond h^.S7 ERAwqi bwf among starters. L-A.Jfoms 4 7 0 .667 116 110 a l J W j - ”• loss of the NHL season ta ^ c s c o 4 7 0 .667 160 97 2 ’ *T3!IK'”W '£ g!S rtS Wade Cassells, Daly, and J.J. Hall answer the gun at 10:30 a m. A 8-mile run will begin at 11 a m * . *’P2 2 ®*A to two plovoff starts, Mipli iN fi 8. Devtli 8 t lif iT — Golf: Walt Disney Clastic, Toronto goalie Ken Wregget t a ^ 1-0. An oir-speed pitcher who tikes to New Orleans 7 4 0 .333 91 IIS Boys Soccer off the bench. Goalie Dan Titus had made 31 saves as the Maple Leafs There will be awards for best costumes for those under 13 years of J yvlN iKl Big Tex." Underwent work tta comers, was ocautredtromBaeton OoiMe yHSsOT b t a . y L3 ^S with »aX 649. . .SegWte "C defome5'S age, and over 13 years of age. Awards will be presented In ft ve age |htaWirsuruervonAug.30,t9IS.Comebock Chicago at Minnesota,to, 1 p.m. Auioroclng: CART Phoenix four saves and Bolton outshot Cross Country improved to 2-0-2 under rookie totheptr-seoson m ocontrost to New York's Dallas ot Phllodetphto', 1 p.m. !f?**.J!!S *"'t oilowtog SI peinte ... f * *-< Chtn«y routed Portland. 16-11, Bolton will have divisions in the 5-mlle run. mofor leagues with 344 record. nattniiers. A ^ food ATC with 17fofceosruyeondplue9 1 . » > - i Coach John Brophy. The Leafs i4-1 ofttr Boston tosses Set Md Femandet. Throws left, bots left. Also -Green------Boy at------1, Cleveland, V .p.m. p., »om0-oi V® rottno. another chance to redeem Itself in Cheney thumped re c^ by strlkino out 70 Houston ot Ctodnnott, 1 p.m. HEBRON — It was not a good started last season with a dismal *** ’*'•’* oponsored by the Silk City o fomMhrower, FCmondei hoson ungrace­ Portland on Tuesday at 3;M p.m. 1-12-3 record. Strlders, Tierney’s Funeral Home and the Manchester Rec 9 ful motion that mokeshlmhordtohltthettrst Indianapolis at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Kots^fota, m (hjputog), 7:16; John day for the Cheney Tech soccer Cheney Tech’s cross country tjmeanjund.TL' Wbs" " 1^3af 'f.-‘ «"nx«"-aTorDreax, IheAll-Starbreok, Los Angeles Raiders at MIomi, 1 p.m. Mendov.Odibera team Friday afternoon. The Beav­ The loss prevented the Devils Department. For further Information, call 277-7453 (days) or I M iBUwu|foi^to^ttljtomlp In AL pioyoft b^eonttmi tog weight oodcontrolpreblems New Engtond ot Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. team was on the short end of a 16-46 St. Louis at Wothlngton, i p.m. obmvhriOT tnbwvorkis-i) ^ SecpiM Petfod^ Toronto, — ------Scholastic ers were routed by hoet RHAM score to Vlnal Tech Friday at from winning their fourth straight (evenings) or contact the American Cancer Society at --™ Shutout tontogs to sotfoew • r T J. him ' to Ihe "** fowwiiwsecond iiwifholt anaend timhe Qlrls Swimming 54S*2166. ■ton Gone 4, then allowed lust tour itnhhed ^ e«h o 3.5? ERA. Lost his one Son Rrendtoo ot Atlonto, 1 p.m. AFCs fop hkotiamfb^e for flrst ffme 2 »- ?■ TOtonto,.ltoot l/Ttortw^^M^I, High, 8-0, in Charter Oak Confer­ Wickham Park. game, which would have been a Ptayott stert, tasttog lust six tontogs. Tends Tqmpo Boy ot New (h-leons 1 p.m. 3:». »Torqnto,ftWteoo1 (tatiroto,Torrten , d^inguSSuSdto ^ *•' Detroit ot Los Angeles Roms, 4 p.m. since ID, when Penver won 31-74otMlteHtoh ence action, putting them In a EC wine flret Vinal's Pat English was Individ­ club record. New Jersey is 3-1-0, tohaveonebodtnntog. gwdlw . . - Penm ^ Chlcogo'o^fe 2if! Rtowhe^ockeon, tor {hold- Brwee Hurst, mews left, bots left. Owner New York Giants at Seattle, 4 p.m. Nl^'t only unditooled teams... Broncos llllnB I precarious situation. ual winner with a time of 18:01 for a 09 Ohb.gf beet qirvebiBlIs to boseball. Son Diego at Kansas aty, 4 p.m. hpw. tYtigamttimoim Driver, Cheney is now 3-0-3 overall and At last, the East Catholic girls' .. RBUBPPITCHBRS IT1W nawg • BMiiMV Ctotk, Tor 8.1 mile layout. Vlnal took the top , .....jjJMml® J®tt h ^ ■“ Nmiior o^ontago with three games left, as the cliche swim team gained a victory five placements before Russ John- ” ro"™rionT,DOtsrloht. Denver ot New York Jets, 9 p.n over Now Engtond to AFC East.. .Ovorull (ro u r^ 12:12; Dontylce. NJ Bmilont to iheotavoflS.oilowtog lustonehlt goes, has its backs against the wall. Having lost their opening six drow and Todd Rose were sixth and ondno runs In seven tontogs. A ttokertall eertoeJted10-To-1,but Denver hoe tofceir^ to Mptoniber, nomed AL r:: oa^p^’ nimnws. m rnnKcmm !5** Tmedkw ... Lost Broncee "We have to win the last three to meets, the Eagles were Intent on seventh, respectively, for Cheney. WdMi gM wnih. un. tsngHod tour shutouts, oil to (Mtdwr, McDow®n oov® uo (ust tour horn® NFL capralu jetovl tallied oil ,™ notching a win. East trounced THE MANCHESTER RjtojOyRWrk.Woel-btotwostortstoplovoft thTlil.l*.!!!!!!?!'”* **"®". He w«it 14-9, n2T E 2 t o ^ fSSZI; w ST"* -SI252! HRffie, now o sporkl get to .500 (and make the state Cheney, 3-8, Is back in action new cngKXfx] ot roxooio 31-34.. .Btoncoe irkthta^M-^ iS South Catholic. 101-48. Friday at WWl OOBfDHWO. !!j* bv cm N L reliever, and led hod eeoeen hiphe ter.-r poeetoe^ “ * yordiI (317),___ ■aar&irisr-Bte S®OSOD, tournament," offered Cheney Monday at 3; 30 p.m. against Bacon RCAD R /C E ® Ognnle^^pBOop’’ Boyd. Throwsrieht,bois gomes.Ihe team with 7?soves. hod o 3.07 ERA to 75 AJook qtlhe nwtchw t e r ^ sevmth total vorde (410)^cglhewitoteefppeeeeeloti and In____ ? «!«». Jb.ita 8srophontM and coach Paul Soucy. Manchester High. Academy In Colchester rfoht. Hfoh elrvng, efton outspoken. Sus- advantage or 31:47 to 71:13 .OtavorOB e iie v w f o TMm , w u ia Cheney’s last three contests are Ptadld torlcq^oe without ooy at cost ot J**s* 2K ?* Throws lew, bots right. The EaglesXX V,, won eight of the 11 X l ’ VT1.’ 8:01 tar Tronw with McDowell to glye the“ ( MetsMetso o John Elwov ttvow tor M71 300(34 IddoyseaviMT Ofvs Ocei^^^Mi^MociaSfi;wvsewpr hj V --- VI llltf II .2.-.**!Yo.Ktzlno tVT), 3. Bill Fou are cordially invited to attend the rnerelhonSIAnk to July. Comeback to post pqMig, 1 totcrcepNonandl lelhe (dttoy eraome), 19 with Prince Tech next Friday events------In the meet. eElisaTk --Mis (200 W-n record srffh 3.71 ERA to 3D starts. jrooo left-right combtnotton to the buflpon. followed hy dates with East Hamp­ S2!!5\’YTL* tora i w (vrirs Vtantog pttOhor to Oome 6 (wotost 2 ’osoowq^wtlh71 saves ando7.33ERAto NEW ENGLAND ^ AT PITTSBURGH Shore gw few -T T oronto 7-7-6—ID. New Hlino hoeH worherefftld TUotdov. free and 100 ftee) and Caret ftabrizio TVrmVT), 6. Rut, Jotm^w "Off and Running” F'athion Show celebrating the OoBVondo. the reputor seoton nno and conitouodcunnnueL his.... Jereoy ISW-n-A ton and Berlin. Trecdola (50 and 100 fly) were ’gyL .I TedO. frg«« (CT), S. Dirk effectiveness to the plovofTSuntDtinivuTra unm givpglvtogup •'iZJi* " " i ^ esMTiee eiway nqt Hgtanwgn (VT), 9. Swon Swonton 50th Anniveriary of the Xfancheuer Road Race . ia.m.,NBC »— ■?-- -.^htwoewhovescorodto Worse 3-NewJwwt^^ 0 or RHAM finishes its COC schedule double winners for East, either Itaeerum to Gome6. HisdprevtouW^i . "'Tt lime stoce'IS when gwrters 10rJ77 potoh to food AFC MN8 fratlNMii f m iiN fVT), 10. Rtcti Hort e------toCBpwrodidtooareer-htohM______...w..-. series advantage ... Lost -W itt Nineteen hundred and eighty-six ■OTM ffM m r vNlh 66 nsoord, A37 ERA. gigtand tost to New York M t 31-34, while otfr^yrtataece s^ieod vs. Port tats. Hdd’ 22'^•wN^eyrJvnrekeniymprwiorme M sovio by July A only two rest of the s r e ^ tost, Mondcv rgght conrttr to « W R ^ e S S i ^ i S r w ^ ^ Stewert paces Disney golf at the CffvdtwmTi ^ -^PoirW* OB Stcy® 1■ TO owd do "™wnoii»in In sronto.sfort ter Kan__ ^ W'bwi ptrehw to^dfr%iwferwewen B o IVH b Q Grogan complcttd 33 ot 47 posses lOr vwno inaiont of 04. \fanchester Country Club O'Brton.ytyHprebcbtotOrSandev.. .RB r n ^ jbyr«rlbyitd onto 0 3S-vgrd oarecr-trMh 401 yards, 3 TD s vs. Jets In start Johnnv MeWerrxjihed oWub-recerxMOffmes LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. - ^. CWwto Sctrfreedl. Thrqwerfoht,horerfohi. erwvw«rivn*,iiwTRrvm. torTenyEoson(r1be).EasonltorebeMe10r fVir cnri®r-Mfl®i Im -- - * Stewart, whose last PGA Ttour ' 'I was putting 8 and 10-footere all for corocr-hM 14 yonfo tn'twryiiuMu SS.' w * k ^ “ *s s H Payne Stewart shot a 6-under-par SOCIAL HOUR: 11:30 A M FASHIONS by Sa« 0 Alton I rwmor roonwiele ct Ctomem on Texas' tandov .. WR Stanlev Morgan oought 7 WO^rordeffwtmh.^ victory came here In 1668, rolled In day,” said Stewart, winner of N” HCR* Urenfotons. Atomvs o starrer, m w m.____ posses tor M7 yards, 1TD In Ms 5lh no^ord L409 on 97, conies) m . | » Golf 66 FYMay to take a three-shot lead LUNCHEON: Promptly at Noon COMMENTATOR: Sally Mkfdtoton gtfrkd to dew which tonr Bob Ofodo to Rur Wasim gome ot 16. He leads ihe AFC with 677 seven birdies at the par-72, 7,160- 6406,722 this season, '"niat sure Is iTOuirwi m iwoi wwicn tonr sob Ofodo to PrgwngnMcNeffHexeectodtorWutttrom at IS-under par after two rounds of Ovor at 2:00 P.M. DONATION: MO.OO c new .Yotk Mote. Sutfored sot ouniUneprtaa receh*wvor»qndh7ndtor«cepltontwnh wseocotod e j ^ y t torodtoetcend week W 'J3f*dkh*off retarn tor o tauthdosm yard Magnolia Course and suffered better than 15 and 20-footers. I gave trwnkig. eont (o wrtoer toouuee ta weiw aoi -.B y 191-460, Joyce Tyler 176, . . W RIr^n^co^ MQvon Vi. Pornoft... wB A1 Tnon iwia 22, ” gf»OBtotao added tat convor- the 6566,666 Walt Disney Worid his only bogey in two rounds after RESERVATION or INFORMATION: Mory WIIIMOo 647-9550 or 047-3028, Bovofty MOIono 646-6718 B g * M-tey .Becometap iwtavorend Eleanor Berggren 490. ctodattjwrdtp.'thiswoslhelWrdHmetWs myself a few birdie chances and! OMsmoMIe Classic. hitting his drive on the Ilth hole made diem ” 2«tod^Bos»ta«j3^^ year PWrtottihave hod pWr ot RDvard T?*:-- -fHPW,lJWivhawwedeUubrocerd Tabtos of 10 In thn nama of: Aygt,wgnrgnreA?rscord,ntoogovosend Pnonkffn toodi Rie » PGe to row ta tto Yepremtan and Defending U.S. Open champion behind a tree. APC toecortnewtar 59pwnle. . . FWitwi Ray Floyd was at ID-under 134 LS . g * fr g deenee. Anpoorod to lOor Ntorlcn Andersen tar tad longeet shook In " I did an the ftiings I wanted to Of the 152 professionals playing. Chocks mnda out to: ManchasOtr Rood Baca CommMlga, Inc. ^ ^ "cV X T yn w n 191-46S, Ethel Bou­ hove onto comtwWhgittveturTiovori ondaiw along with Mike Sullivan. Floyd ssKTeinfjsStoSr ***^ •" NFCW.sterybWrtodMgr1( MeSmimeert the RWermgTu^eta^«-»wi«wa ana jonn jow do,” Stewart said " I ’ve been 74 have shot psr or better at the Numbar of chocks endoaad: ______ton 467, Marilyn Meyers 466. ecoond to AFC offense with 3H.7 yard 83... Jeto defense 3nd to AFC VI. runOl? ahot a 6-undet 66 at Lake Buena ovaroee... Stowers wore leadtog DengWs overoa® Vida) • among tat delewstvoitaro. trying to win so hard all year long. mdVWuaf couptas ana singta indMOuais tra wicoma and will ba taatad ooeonHnoly •wHtobgWvh homo nokt pyedov Vista, while Sullivan played the midway point. A final cut to the ton I ’m Just trying to have fonn now and Bworly Mtaon,: 84 PnNpwx Mm c Iwmw CT 08040 / Mxiy WWh«4« Ite OM Onw, MooctaMw’ C T 00090 tight Pahn Coarse at S-under 66. 70 playero and ties win be made not worry abeot being in the lead. after Saturday’s third round Oct. ML I ffn , fwmdup M sK sa m n i taaua^. atumrdtr. oet. u. im —» 4t Perfect Bears still not happy FOCUS

f f K m ma r n t tM i i Lir* K s M ^ a t Blttshorgh. M. Looisat week, eitber. and M t » haw dS- The >l«w ew w Wsshlngton T aom Bhy at Nbw Must compete wttB everyhodV.” W edM nga sitM to^i^FM Sr. wtowmBe O ^ n s . and San Biegb at Kansan AdM ta CoacB Dun B im n ^ said. D i^tesM iw ord. HwCtiicago City. making Ms line sesrt IMS season ^ For the Falcons, the Mere could M m atfll are M t happjr wltk tiiclr TMlernmgdBvegismsiMnryear test o f the seanon. T t e t e m with the best records wh^MeMahoa was oor with " ‘hr^oiHlay'a fame tatte A re meet MSndSy night, "The M rs are exptoalve on the MfliMaota Viklnm with undefeated Denver. «d ; at the awM s and present the best

Mrs. Harold Krach Mr. and Mrs. Robart Q. Toce Jr. Alabama and Michigan put winning streaks on the line Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Marino Mrs. Michael Scribano Krach-KapaIczynekI Toce-Ruel Marino-Palne Scrlbano-Sterllng By Msrechef NIsMmon 7 *** *** under my l^h ler said. “I don’t have any­ Jdarta Marla Kapalczynakl. daughter ohMr. and The Associated Press « Kentucky. No. IS Mississippi Lisa Michelle Ruel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Margaret Sayer Paine, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Valerie Joan Sterling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. wM before I leave here. I get sick of thing against Hayden Fry, but I they have been our nemesis for the " I t ’s been a top-caliber riva lry." Mra. Jerzy M. KapaIczymkI of Hartford, rnarried State at Tulane, No. 14 Arkansas at aaude G. Ruel of 55 Shoddy Mill Road, BoHon. DonaldC. Pa!neof215Timro

Swsiwess Ihi B fif/ E S tn u Buwnfa BJotnui BUSINESS . y - BMHSir* ttiOdOdd WddWdnOa. mwdife MsM tm m r __ /gowYYlOfiiiigeviNvg. T Mtig ii Nedb hiiifc womeifs flproup s^ssLConigftTNSoffer WfTK mwWer Wf ^ereDII f room r M ^ f d f n m t m TartugHa, auuhrtauc view prwuidhir of Maneheeter or tem U fdwm 4 m etao dKYWOndsMB wrpywiip y , WWwtfy toad treaa. sue 42 longi cage. 13 X 23 Medium brown almost Closecf-end, mutual funds similar Bimk. was iustaii gd! as pvuMdigne of thw Noitleni tm . M m m p b r , m 2m . vWkAvW., ^ ^ now. 88800 dO W S. CMMCtieuf gritop' of tfe» Natfowal AswteiatkMv of Bbwft Wbmsw Wtaf MMSfe Tp«d. m •CeSTHtM *; t a t n m *0R NM* iM h Three times djllar and cents value behindeach you’ll come out a winner. hf iBwawaalnMellwf hsfdaCAwMWMfowTohacewlfailey SSST Ktam , yUDRTH l o o k in g mto ~. s h a r ^ the day you redeem. The do- Law ettea . ______td- d Y W e W o room wmder to over the past UeCs say EV E Closed-End Efeid Wimfeor. gdrw j^. a dwdMiferpR ddff. ta tr a d tttpdftdPtd ta* mony Borgofns oft Mc^ptlons are those mutual ftonds has a per-share asset vatae of fid Some fegwg; 4 room Mo- tared for sow evwrydoyin few months my ^TartagRa saecesdh Mary EdM ▼WrlWW? 99W t the. m mee WpgpNDagggf gg ^ btvying redempiton fees. and a market price of fg. H yo u b ^ RM m *. NOR- m a te r. fiwo owns orotarrod. Nc rIMr C9099IfIVv COEwnflSf broher has V W M f l W asshManf treasurer of tTufted OTB-MMt o S d S L / S S i etrr. thorn dO>. room wmdh, tat b o o t 001s. ftaoRpikincM. Pm« called and tried 100 shares, you pay RNW. plus Bfcmk A ’frust. Vemow. fSfrtajdaneMmrm- tetutrtoimeapdfS fowtdirv room, th eofiis, taptar 1 cor. 64fti36S. fend. When you want to broker’s commission, and you C/D O&g tfU Id mmifY to ttdnthtPtPf. roe room Booom om , 7 to sell me Eieeiietf fe serve wKb TartagRa fer ^ d ta o rd Rtaee MuncBup. ttadko a teth ham ipf ^4iL ta shares of new • doset^ender’s shares. have fi.OOO' of assets worifing ibr ^ comtag year were EHieur E. SM Mew fw rd SRutaasH »twmw9iY eor ovorsfxod goraoo. Moncbostar - Tad Hoar 7 rOQ sen in the open market — just _ r^w tf OTwig. MDC « K^frlNIInMIE “ elosed-end William A. Doyle you - to earn dtvtdendk and. Marks; vlieepreabfcat of COBsectfeat worn, eepte. Booroom, bool aad ap- »en most stocks Some are hopefelly. increase in vatae. g«Y RfeMt- ExcRtagrttarf w NtAgg VIWffffMp . Orpdt taeawre. acre wmttaner eratm, binds ” r de­ Nafiouaf Bank, West tiartt&rd. wR» ^VHwlr ofioncos, 00 oofs. 8575 Obis n o w onstock exchanges. Others Keep in mind, however, diatyou PR opBroWdn ofon estafe fe?. . . j m m ^ tatattaa near ▼vffTv vioifiv* i w i i t vAii ug. aeeaftudOsm. ^Msn Ann cbofr tar SOM. clined and am was eleefed vfee preshfeut; Camilfe a r ^^ngp^giL__m tm ja e t- r gvwg ywiftp. Pim cw g Ooea condfifon. sm. Cat glad T did. be­ are traded in the over-the-counter can’t be sure the asset vatae will HWkig gyegr ^ v g tm - manwt. Carter, aaskrtant view preskfeat of gon^r gg^gEg VWffT/ IfIVIPff PP O^^FWfr- Sfudio type operiment. 64ft7P44xi cause all three rise Nor do you know what the SRetaf Servlee OusOoneio- mom. M 649-15131 ■f discount will be hr Ae Aitnre. The Mlecbaiifds Savfhgs Baek, Ewal llarf- MY gm «Y dMU BsIYy Satte Homy fernfsbed. Work- are now trading below their initial ferd, eleefed secretary ; and Caryl dtmSota. Pfdtd wwi dOonor, a Stt Temple Staorf maple a closed-end investment company Because there is no redemption closedend firntTs market prtee B M ntaffi-fevwf cure ibiei9- Jm tw hdt the daehr or- tag staple mota prsferrsd. butch. Top, 3 drawert. offering prices. — has a fixed number of shares. ttagramR, senior branch manager eomRunsufign hand- UOO*. Soewrity. No pets. However, the main reason 1 procedure, the market price of might rise to or above Rs asset wufnvfy r wiDrae lagr oceV' ffrH m / k taa a aatmed deredtjoeieutthihe treed 64ft2BR). ^aru pood condifloni That’s what makes it different than closetfend fund’s shares might be value. Gr, the discount might for Soefefy for Savings. HariAird, ladMdoai ta m a part l __ 84». Con tar more tatar- didn’t boy was that 1 ifldn’t a mutual fend, which is an rdta hte onWY. Ltatftad equal to, above or below asset become even larger. elected treasurer. opowfegg t&t9ad&ad»d fiW» posfltan ta Our Socldf WoTff ffvlfv FOVfWIlfip T 0 Ovfffi ORonjMiiw. Sutardby ii- Vornon-Avoitabie imme- motton ddddddb altar dpm. understand closed^nd (bnds. and open-end investment company. feriftae Owportatenf. A r - Mom r M Ooffon. 3 bed­ still don’t. When 1 ask my broker value ^ share. A recent tahula- fn short, there’s no certain way Tartagffa began her banking ca­ ta person •^PvW^RvwvOvvww fW W^vll 4, ifgi cotantaf. 3 bed­ modern 3 room Every mutual fend s ta i^ ready of spotting an absotate bargain in reer In 12S9 as a feller In the tdtm-fii. BeMeen 9bm- oftaonf sfMuW hare a taOOoofiOtowWY ond 00*8*0 room*, fee sooomom, 2 rooms, IV* betas, ooMn mb oppfion- Men's Custom made for information, be doesn't seem to fioo of clOoe-enders shows that id taowter’s Degree tn So- Pt IOOt / offecffvo commuwwoMOfi ^^mAgg/ iggi ov gvgggx ahaea iv/iAA Coat. 889. to redeem Its shares on any were trading at premiums above the stock market. Connecticut Savings Bank in North 3pm. AtPfiRroceMtagSYs- 0:SSam fu3bm. OgodfvR- kifcbon, dhdnt room. Con ces. 8325 ntontaty plus know much about them either. Are ^ n e s s dhy. The redemption fenwOORresBge Rork Rd. etaf Work or a related *Rins. SoMt y rongo 8S.3S ate pduttSt. tiOMb Jem- 647-6885. 90 Horta Elm aftmies. 647-1113 ofter Sen tar 825. Pour months they the same as mutual fbnds? net asset value, while 2 2 were Haven. She has been wHh Manches­ tield. Experience In Oert- Mg *kfiM, semg oemgufer ta S7.25 Ror hour oOooad tan ft juckson Roof Bsf- eld. 64ftiT7».o feature makes mutnaf fendk open trading at discounts below net Eosf Horftard Cf O6T0O. exggriawtg MRfM. Rfau- IVIOT9CflW*Wv . 0 OVESTfON; My financial ter State Bank since Its doors opened tot. ofrto at Actate Care log UROA oxRorfofico. rde.dO-tmardddmtdxi end. as defined by the Investment asset vatae. planner says that certain ctased fn Noventher MTk. TartagHa Is a preferred bat not neeee- wuppHiFiv ^irofTfang. Rloogo e«M CeMrY of Boot- Glass and Chrome MbW ANSWER; Not pnite. They are Company Act of i«# . Most mutnaf rVf wfffWwwwWW CDPPOfnT* taet ttartiard-newiu similar, in that the people who run end funds are ”fhe only sensible gradorate of the WilNams School of Efpid fartagina *«rv. Ho pfMne ctdH conn, 456-3SM tar ORBftau- Three fumfly Invosf- dated 3 femiiy an m i l . dinette set wita 4 wicker fimds also confinuonsfe sen new 4UERnON; ft Is obvious to me way” to invest in foreign slock Wolf ress/W ulfer- pteaie. Pteaae tend re- . cuR“ . * I# RO- ftaw.eoE.______ttwtdu Mony muWr tm- chrome choirs. 8165. tn- them use the money raised through Banking. Lwwfieon T u m M y - Fri- herfe. H u n t detpied.ouiaiteaidetdtai shares to the pnbRc. But some that It is sfise to boy shares of a markets. I>o you agree? some ta MModuws Mower. proYomonfs fncfudfng area. Afumbtom sMwig, 6737. the sale of shares to invest in many don’t. With more than W.iMn members nationwide, the National RuY. Win frota. AdMftonat 330 tidwetl Street. Mon- Mufifon’* Cbocolufo* now roof, *Mng, starms, ■rond new duplex 3 bed­ closedend ftmd trading at a hours uvoftaMe. Hourly nvwvT Dwifvr. inwiwfAf* rooms, private drh/ewoy, different securities and then man­ When you redeem mutual femd Association of Bank Women is the largest fndividoal membership chesfer, Cf. 060W. Aftan- route 6 Poftaw H now ouftars, efc... Mohy fnto- Oofons, Mr. Domocco, age the investment portfolios by discount below asset vatae. there­ ANSWER: Some closed-cnd w«wo plM grutatfles. Apty n M r . Y I n e r . oeowftag ooRffeaftaM tar all oppflonces, wosber shares you get the redemption Msoclafion fn the financial services industry and tiK only one 1 1 0 rlor ronovoflon* hervo Boffioro Agency 647-14T3. and dryer hookups, 2 selling some of those securities and fore a bargain price. Right? funds invest in stocks around fta lhat represents the inferesfs of women finandal executives. Its MohCfMsIer Country Club A«Wnlntsfrufer. owrf hme retaP sol**. The boon compfofod trffb value. For the vast m a}orffy^_ world. Others concentrate on inA- 64R0109. ★ haurt are dpttirtpm.irvvi BgiBa*. fuiwgr- baths, on deod and street. buying others from time to time. funds, the redemption price is the se rvlt^ and programs are (Hrected towards the encouragement marejdaaned hetare ctas- SpoctoM U ft R 5 room Reef nicer m o per month. A c^ed-end fund — technically ANSWER; There’s validity In . vidual countries or regions, such as SecurHY Officer*, fuf- darttwaudhft trtdiiitrtdarrmdS lat. Excofiom btcomo, all Cofoftfof. 4 lorgo bed­ asset vatae per share — the actual your thought, but no assurance Australia. New Zealand. Ger­ OT professional excellence and career growth for all women in the Tire Cfiongtr/Drlyer-One Stdurdar at H p tttte umthos, posfhYo Con Ed 64ft2947 and otter 10 foot Cold Spot upright C financial services Industry. l/Rorf f ^ . a r m * ' rooms, poMfiod Mmfiy 7pm cow Don of 6464092. many. Italy. . Korea. Mexico Of Connoeffeufs lorgetf _____ Rohrot* wel­ Tatallna 15-38 cempow. Serwflnundng ropm, counfry kifcbon, freezer exceflenf condl- fire refcOfers is looking to Hartleultural malnte- nuur* par week, call tar rNddrone tram owner. fion. 8150. 64ft4009. and Scandinavia. Many of them fin one tall fime posfffon. come. CufI 347-4M2. TV* bufiM, ta proimdpooi, Two bodroom fownbouse have done exceptionally well in nanee technician. Expe­ appatrdmerd at dO-tm. Priced ta son t m m . M acre lot. Asking ExMlence preferred buf Jadkaan ft Jackson Ifeuf - beat, hot wafer, car­ Sborps Dolby cosseff* Metric movement fizzles In U.S. recent years. rienced wlfh trapical Catpenfet’e helper peted. All appnonces. Air SCORE Mts btftlnett workshop will train. Clean driving Plonfs preferred hut will warded. d04tKt d/m do­ Any taochar lufareafed In M M 647-0480 or 646- { g S L " * « deck. 845. 643-1906.0 record a mvsf.- It Inter- prfvot* futorfpg of Irf^ gg4gjo candtflonfna. Call 647- CHICAGO (AP) — The canr- LMon hntostrlet fn Los Angefes. t m are ... pleased wHh our Buying shares of such funds is trr/ln the rfghf person. m e eret. 1595. MARTFOHU - The Greater narttord chapter of SCORE, an estad coll 6464227 or sfop ttarttord oreo, reflobfe edhatd afudenf* In school Curbs /Metbes color tv. paign to convert Americans to the The Vnfted Mates Is one of fh r^ nowness to convert because ft much easier and iess complicated br Town Fair Tire, 320 fmmuevlata alder Cofon- than buying fndfvidaal foreign affiliate of the Small Business Admlirtstratlon, will present Ks car needed, tacellent be- or ouf of *cfMof etau** ccSI Oaneheeler-Verr clean 2 taf wfta lof* at apace and 25” screen, needs work. metric system has fixded, putting countries that haven't converted to gives them a competitive edge.” Middle tpke, Wesf. nefifs. 342-2554. EU*f Cutbofic. Sosod. tantitY bom*. Eoeb unp Mancbesfer-Nlc* modern 840. Coll after 3pm d O U.S. companies at a (Bsadvantage the metric system, said Gerald T. stocks and/or American deposi­ next pre-business workshtm for small business on Oct. 21 from lata at charm. Three gen­ 4 room oporfmenf wHb Underwood was among w go­ wtth IMnp room, etd-ln erous bedrooms. Eot-ln I095.O T Underwood, dfeector of metric tary receipts for those stocks Also, S: 45 a.m. to 9 p.m. A fee of 110 Is required. eppftoncm. 8425 monthly when they try to compete overseas, vernment officfals, bnslnm exec­ Wonfad clauning wartam kPebon and two bod- klfcben pfus huge tarmul government and business leaders firegrama for the U.S. Commerce you get diversification. A**f*funf Munugar* -15.80 pfus ufilltlM. 647-1113 offer Wosber/drVer Kenmore utives and educators at the confer­ ’The workshops are held the third Tuesday of each month in the To Cleon coffee tfolns and up. FlaxiMa fwur*. tar apartmerd. d o o m . room*. Hardwood Poors, dining room, iw betas, said Friday at a (J.S. Metric ence seeking to revive Interest In SALES from Chino or plotffc, rub i/wy*Mfeuwoi 0190BMud wgfivfrgg waadAWitwaovofiC9> newer real, built In 61. goroge and more, calf (White), excellent condi­ Assoclatfon conference. The others are Burma and However, that’s not the only way training room of the Small Business Administration. One Part tima Book/Sfock Purkbw tar 4 cur* .0. W. tion, osking 8200 eocb. the metric system, wMch uses the to go^ A number of mutual funds Hartford Square West. tfoln with baking soda, tu bit. No axparlanc* Mdoy tar prfvaf* show­ Monebesfer-Luxuory “Our economy Is suffering be­ Brunei, part of the Isfand of Borneo PERSON Clark. 16-38 hour* per P ^ JUadv. 643-1581 or ing. Only 8114,900. Joyce Stave, Mogic Chef, al­ gram, meter and Hter as the basic also invest primarily or entirely In find a cosh buyor for fhot needed. Oanarol halp week. Monduv fhrou^ 071-140l>.o tawnbouse, 3 bedroom, mond, 8200, excellent can- cause countries don’t want to buy In Indonesia. units of weight, length and capac­ More than 12,000 volunteer members serve 909 chapters of chlnoclosof you no longer warded oI*p . Coll LHtfe 0. EpRefn Real Esfof*. 1'/* botbs, cenfrol olr con- foreign stocks and have g o ^ Immedlofe posHlon Thuraduv. Flexible «che- 647-8195.0 dltlon. Refrigerotor, our Incb-ponnd products when they "Frankly, the people abroad just ity. The system Is based on the SCORE. Last year SCORE held 2,009 business workshops tar retail soles per- uee, pfoce a low-coef odIn CO**or* ot 646-4388. Mutt be obi* ta lift Vernon - 4W room vinyl dlflenlno, all electric, Montgomery word, el- can buy metric products from West shake their heads In disbelief, ” investment performance records Cloeelfled. 643-2711. Iwndry room, 2 car gor­ number 10. Also, some of those "infema- attended by more than 100,000 people. SCORE members provide fun wfffi rupidir ex- 7Mb* curien* at book*. No sided Roneb. Score* price mend, UOO, good condi­ Germany. Japan. Taiwan and Underwood said as the twoday The "inch-ponnd” system has no free counstfllng to assist those starting new businesses and those ponding retail airta oge, centrally locofea tar tion. Coll evenings 649- tlonal” or "global” mutual funds experience neeeaaurv- ruboe. Excellerit sforfer mature couple. 8500. Ref- other countries,” said Valerie conference opened. numerical base; there are 10 already in their own business. For more information, call purfs choln. No ex­ Will train. Call 643-1087. bom*, obfy 575,900. McCu- 3770. Antoine, executive director of the "The thing I’ve observed from are "no-load.” meaning you pay no perience necessory. Mondoy threuah Ttiura- erencM rewired, lease ounces In a pound, 12 Inches In a commission when yu buy their 722-9209. /UlTOBOgY vunugb ReuPv 648-3M8.0 plus security. No pets. association and an engineer with my travels abroad Is our compril- foot and four quarts in a gallon. We provide on excel- dov,9-5. shares lent frolfllng pre- SNOf PEMON Storrs - Nice 2 bedroom 643-7135. Good Job Opperfumtleaf ffloMi* bom* In oduH grum, benefits und NECDCDI Monebester-Newer town- Pour room oportment In opouriunify tar od- Wcwlll hove • full dm* Houaokooplno/Luundrv . community. Apgllunces, bouse, 2 bedrooms, lmod­ tewnhouse end unit In First, second and third Clerks for Immediate I145JIOO. strano Real Est­ ern 3 unit building. Prim* Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED shift openings. Im ­ opening In ro- ate 647-76S3d Monchester location, Monchester Gardens. I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED |HELI» WANTED mediate openings for Ihoal Estato Quiet wooded area, con­ «AL HELP WANTED oldiv expondlng near bMpItal. Good In­ short and long term as­ Both entry level and Manchester- Superb, Im­ come. "W* Guarantee venient to downtown. 8575 Typist-Part time will In­ Port time stock person, per, month, no uttlltiM. LOST Nurses Aldes/Home help Immediate opening for RNs-3 toll supervisor. We signment for willing experienced posi­ retail auto parts pressive Centemperary our Housm'' Blanchard ft clude a wide variety of 1-4. Monday through Fri­ aides - help us provide w/ In Low oportment. coll Terri 240-2116. After 5 For Sole. Rowing Ma­ lAND FOUND other duties. Please coll part time custodial assist­ are seeking RNs for our workers. Wonderful tions available. We chain. No ex- ResseHe 646-24S2.D day. Call for Interview. quality core tor our home opportunity for perma­ h t ______Protasslonol dork room, M/*0SS0. chine, fully assembled, 1 Full and Part time ca- 649-3900. 649-8648. A rthu r Drug ant ne e d ^ by the South 155 bed facility with good accept walk-lns bet­ shler/dell person. All Cashier Wonted- care clients. Flexible days Windsor Board of Educa­ organizational and Inter­ nent paslDon. If you pgrtence neces- underaraund utllltiM, se­ year old, excellent condi­ Lost-Deepwood Drive Warehouse. Approxlmotely 25-30 ond hours. Vocotlon pay. ween 9-11 am and 1-3 curity i]^em . I29SJI00. tion. 875. Coll 646-33M area. October 3rd. Grey shifts available. Apply In Service Station attendant tion for maintaining fe­ personal skills. Excellent are a willing, coopera- sary. Plextble All raol Mtote odvertlsed person. Seasons Food hours per week. Flexible Phone Potlent Core of Ct. male facilities, m hours benefits and wages. Also tlve, determined pm. Never a fee. Strano Real Estate 647- otter 5;30pm. Angora female, all white - Full time days, port time Truck driver tor In state Inc. 643-9515. hours, excellgnt In tbf Manchester Herald 76S3n Shop, 5 John Fitch Blvd., mornings. Apply In per­ afternoon shift. Expe­ dally, 9:30 to 1:00pm, 5 accepting applications for worker, come in at I* Mblect to the Pair paws. White between eyes and out of stote deliveries. rienced preferred but will benefits. Apply INT Man's Bicycle Columbia and mouth. Pink nose with South Windsor Ct. son OH'S Amoco Route 6 Must hove doss 11 license. ^ v s weekly. September 3 toll charge position. Call once. Housing Act of 1968, which troln right person. Apply through June. Apply In The AOENTRY Middletown- I family. Local franchise Charger, 10 speed, 26", dark smudge. Answers to Bolton. Call 646-5000 tor A. Plante DNS, CresHleld In person at moke* It Illegal to oilver- Close to WMleyon Univer­ ton. Good condition. 870. Port time drivers - wanted In person 9-1, M -F.(N o person of the Facilities Convalescent Home, 880 Burnside Avenue tls* any preference, llm- oppertunltles-Donut Coventry-4 room, 1 bed­ Fluff 643-7479 or 289-1439. appointment. The AOENTRY sity. The figures worki Shop*. Training provided. room,, opelloncM, oar­ 6434365.D for South Windsor school Monchester Accounting phone calls) at;Fairway, Services Office, 1737 Main Manchester. 643-5151 880 Burnside Avenue Bast Hartford M O T O M A R T notion or dlscrlmlnotlen Moln Street, Manchester. Carpenter/Helper - Posi­ Street, South Windsor, ct (UbIM Buk S Ttva M4s.l 5249.900. Strano Real Est­ 525,000 minimum re­ age, rto utllltiM, no heat, Lost cat block ond white buses. Storting pay $6 per office has opening for Painters M/F-Experlence EOE. Bast Hartford based on race, color, reli­ ate 647-76Sk) hour. Full training pro­ See Steve or Liz. tion open for ambitious or coir 520-9711. EO E. S30 Silver Lon* gion, lex or notional wired. Coll Pronchls* De- large yard, lake prlvel- vicinity of Hillard Street bookkeepers, tax prepar­ not necessary, but depen­ Individual to do kitchen m -1 4 4 1 poriment, 587-3589. OOM. coll 74ft9S43 otter vided. Call 528-0006. ers and data entry opera­ Bast Hartford, CT origin, or on Intention to AIHNI answers to Patches, miss­ dability Is. 16.50 to *7.00 to Banking- reliable out go­ and both remodeling, Established Manchester ZBZ-1441 xtra's Ootercl Super 7 4:30 or WMkends. tors. Full or part time. Nurses Aldes-Currently Construction Company moke any such prefer- ing opproxlmotely 1 start, plus profit sharing. ing person with aptitude must hove reliable trans­ room IW both hem*. Plre- MonchMter - Commercial IT month. Coll ofter 5 649- Electrician E-2 Industrial, Call 643-4850. Excellent opportunity for accepting applications for seeks a Laborer for gen- viivwi limitation iiiiiiiuiiwn or dli- commercial residentlol for figures needed as part portation. Pay will be our Nurse Aide Trolnlng ptoce rec room and fenced Building, store front. Small house, Coventry W 4744. erol construction. Refer­ crimlnotlon. The Herald promotion. Transporta­ time teller In Manchester based on experience and yardi Won't losti ''W* Busy street. 880,000 Strano Lake prlvIlooM, new kit­ 16 toot Mod River canoe, work. Able to work with Part time help wonted! tion deslreoble. 659-1989. class that wlii begin soon. ences required, 1 year:', will net knowingly occept office. Call M r. Fields of ability to work Independ- Also taking applications Ouoranto* Our Housm'' Reel Estate 147-78533 chen. 1350 plus UtllltiM. poddiM Included. Used Lost-Port Shepard, port minimum supervision, oil DIRoso Cleaners. Apply In experience necessory. • any advertisement which Bloncbora ft Rosaatta 646- 742-9540. tour tImM. Excellent con­ benefits. Insurance, voco­ 647-0568. EO E antly. 649-5400 and 647- tor CNAs. We offer excel­ Is In violation ot the low. Collie. Ton with white person at 534 East Middle Sandblaster and machine 7351. Good opportunity for ; 2452.0 dition. MOO. Pleose coll neck ond breast. SOIbs. tlons, holidays and uni­ Tpke.. lent wage and benefits. right Individuol. Coll Col- • operator-No experience Please contact : Director Excellent Condltlon-3 bed­ 043-^2 otter 4pm or 647- Answers to “ Schnapps" forms. Excellent working necessary, will train,start Reliable loving day core leen ot 646-0505. of Staff Developement of Spacious 7 room home New Colonial Sgocleus 6 room Ranch, 2 both*, 9946 0:30 - 5:30. Ask tor Vicinity Woshlngton conditions Coll 875-5905. Landscapers and Lawn Immediately. Barry needed for 3'/s-year-old situated on a pork-Mk* room heme on North Elm Rintils basement, garage, nice Bob. Street. Coll 643-5913. workers. Experienced re­ Blast, 238 Hartford Road, boy and 8-month-old girl, Crestfleld Convalescent Home/Fenwood Manor. Handy mon-Full time or ! yard In one of Manches­ Stroet. IV* bm s, 1st fleer yard, heotlng costs 1490. Clerlcol/Dato entry. Mon­ quired In operating and (Rear) 646-2992. to follow Manchester Pub­ part time. Apply In person ' ter'* fin* family neighbor­ Indy tlreploce, central No pet*. tOSO/month. 521- Fisherman PH monitor or chester medical group maintaining lown equip­ lic School colendar begin­ Security. Part time Monday-Frlday, 7om- *5.00/hour. Evenings ft 3pm at 643-5151. EO E. Essex Motor Inn, 100 Eost' hoods. Three bedrooms, hall ft tbermegon* win­ 9139. oxygen llght/tempero- seeks part time help. Typ­ ment, knowledge of lands- Tronscrlptlonlst medical ning January 5th, 1987, Center Street. ing skills required. Coll Tuesdav-Frldov, occa­ weekends, Manchester- format dining room, fire- dows tllO'i. ''weOuoron- Hir* unit, recently cali­ coplng procedures. Must full time for physicians placed family room. Only te* Our Housm'' Blon- MonchMter 3 bedroom, brated. 165.00 each or best 9 647-0238. sionally Monday; usually /Vernon area. Must be 13 PERSONALS be dependable. Opportun­ office In Monchester. Study hall aide position B U Y E R M E E TS seller In 1139,908. Joyce 0. Epstein chord ft Rosiette «ir otter. 6434934.0 opplIencM. 1675 0 month. ity for advancement. Coll Must be eager, hve com­ 8;00-2;45pm. M y home or over 18, neot ft dependa­ RHAM High School He­ When Oentlemon-Centrol, prl- Insurance claims secre­ yours. Bush Hill Rood ble. Clean police record. the want ads... time after ’ Real Estate. 647-IS85.0 646-2482.0______Security. referancM. No Kelly's Londscoplno Com­ mon sense, ability to learn bron, Ct. Immediate open­ time after time I Read and vot* home, telephone, pet*. 6^-9137. tory. Manchester Insu- pany. 528-8114. M -F, 9-4. area. Mother with 3-4- Coll 527-0225. quickly and have a good ing. For application use th e want ads. 38 Locust Strset. 9 Pamtiy Brand Newl I room 2W next, to shower. Parking NOT ronce agency seeking an knowledge of general of­ yeor-old welcome. Non­ please call 220-9474 EOE. 64ft6M)l. organised Individual to smoking home o must. regularly. 4 rooms each, tl39,980. both hem*. 1st tieer fom- New Credit Cordl No one Child care wanted In my fice procedures. Excel­ you Principals only, coll 646- lly room, firebtoc*. Iftl's. handle losses on commer­ home. 5:30pm - 11:00pm. lent pay and mony benef­ References required, so- "W* Ouorontee Our Central lecoHon. kitchen refused Vlsa/Mostercord. cial and personal oc- lorv negotiable. 643-7618. Raining 2426. Weekdays 9-5. Coll 1-619-565 1522 ext. Call 540-2416 before 5 or its for the right person. Houses'' Blonchord ft prlvlIegM. Parkin* avail­ counts. Job requires ex­ 623-3950 after 5. Pleose coll 647-1493. Rossotte 648-2482.0 able. Security and retar- C76CT... 24 hours. tensive personal and Live In home heolth aide. Boltan-Wooded ond se­ Londscoplno, lawn mow­ Experienced, must be cluded 7 room U ft R built encM rewired. tIO per MonebMter-prIme office phone contact with custo­ shop week. 6 4 9 ^ or 5894521. mers and Insurance carri­ Professional couple de­ ing. Experience preferred able to drive. Dependable. Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2W MonebMter-New llsttng- ipoceJOO so. ft. center ot sires Individual for occo- H E Y KIDSI 986,900. Meve-ln conm- ers, Insurance back­ but will train. Good wage Medical Placement Ser­ boths, eot-ln kitchen, din­ town. 601-1447. January« i e ground beneficial JBut not slonol day time 633-8349. vice 232-5226. ing room, ftreploced liv­ tlon, 6 room Celenlal yrith oiDy Im Eitiployment bobyslttlng In our Glas­ required. Calr*Fran Receptionist. Full or part S a u ii^ the ing room, hardwood mony postlbUltlM Includ­ Modern,360 square taet IS S fS . Burke. 646-6090. tonbury home. Mother time to answer phones, Are you Interested in floert through out, fin­ ing possibl* conversion to IFNNHiT office. Now available- A Education with children qk. S4.00 per file and light typing. 643- LEGAL SECRETARIES ished basement, I cor fef good location ond ample hour. 633-8195; 9095. (Exosrlsnctd) earning extra money goroge, private deck.^ll details. Reolty World 646- porkino. 649-2S9I. & Plono Reolty, 646-S200. 7788.0 3 ond 4 room apartments, Manchester vf4BnlA«vOT»nO PEArS®* J u »t • t h o r f rtd9 to SIS Excellent lecotlon-heot, and winning priies? Hebron/Bolton U ft R CUritv,cOll 646-3126. W**k- olr .lonttor, parking. 500 I HELP WANTED P o r t time security rm im ^ whoro tho big poyehoek M raised Ronch. 7 reams, 8 doytftS,______15.00/hour. Evenings & the Cldssifieds! Monchester • Chorming touar* taet 1290.649-5334. 6 Join the Herald aalee force, tirepioces, cul-de-soc, weekends, Manchester- I P you have legal experience (pertonaf^lnlury II8S Victarion. Beautiful Monebester 3 bedroem Corpenter- Experienced Herald tamllv room, built Ins, Moln Street-ino square TIa » «ri 1 /Vernon oreo. Must be ages 11- 16, muet be able to M ocr* let, 4 cor garage, oppUoncM, stave, II duotex. AoRlIaneM, ne In remodeling. Coll Ro­ over 10, neat ft dependa­ helpful but not required, but knoVloOui* of WfGP QTvvflv VVf vlir 9 pet*. 1808 plut utimiM. v^Vf e tansiv*® B^of IQVv I bert JorvlB, 643-6712. court pleadings a must) work two nights a week, 5- bedrooms ond perch. Eot- taet X to taet Ptaride tar protaMlenol or busi­ ble. Clean police record. room. PrlncIplM. I32K immediate occupancy. ness us*. 529-5666 Coll 527-0225. 8:30 PM (you pick the days!), ln kitchen and termed 646-t73l,______647-7164 or *4ftlS62. Port timie secretory on- Part Time. I F you are a good typist Classifieds dining room. Mendcrafted evenings. d/or RN LPN tar fill In, Established Manchester I F you want tap salary with unlimited potential e-12 on Saturdays. Call today flreploces, hardwood Mencbester-7 room dor- Monebester prtsttne cen- vocotlons, etc. Pleote Construction company Earn Extra Cash! floors end uniqu* datoll- send oppllcotlon to Dr. sooks heavy equipment I F you wish to be appreciated ing odd on original touch needs TLC*' teeeN Stephen Romeo 10 Hovnes operator for bulldozer, 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 B ta this hondssome hem*. 'A great ______Klor- Al6fClmUll86~ Street Monchester CT. bockhoe, and excavator. INSERTERS WANTED WE WANT YOU 643-2711 Asking tl87,000. Coll Pl­ SstOt*. 64ftl147. ploe*. Bata ft kltcbon llkt •NSTlnJ ISSriM 06040 or coll 646A797. wnReoll Ctats 1 license helpful, 1 We hove recently added personnel, but due otk for Susan ano Reolty 64ftSRI0. now. S550.64748W. yeor experience required. to exceptional growth, ore desirous of add­ Oovernment Momm from Dental Assistant - expe­ Must hove references and Call 647-9946 (Adult gupgrvislon poBitlong b Ib o Monchester-Creom putt 7 ManChestaf-Wtea 3 bod- ing more. Yearly bonus, medical benefits •I (U repair). Dolbiquent rienced preferred, solory own transportation. Ex­ •valiBbiB.) room dormered Cop* de­ tox preperiy. Repeiaet IUVIII m w lltAflT Vn WIT* WBT commensurotes with ex­ cellent opportunity for the Ask for Bob and pension offered. Coll Doris Luetlen, sires now owner. Letso Stone, can ext tar Btreet. tots ef reota perience. Busy friendly rthgt Individual. Call Col­ Ebenstein ft Ebenstein, P.C. 525-4IB66. extras. Coll today, Klor- ON 9885 tar current regee- ciewdWtab. o n . Aifitgu* cabinet, sio. ooli office. Coll 646-1595. leen at 6464905. non Reol Estate, 64ftn47. M m o n illT. 64ftS74ta. m - - m M cm am m a u a A A

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froo to 0000 nomo. 4 t o o Soie-Soturdoy ------ti okf mote kitten • Oeotber lam. i»-3. Vou very levoOfe, eMte wtttt moke on offer! Coven, rtiS t il iFM orer tieer stnoet mork- cnofr, ruos, mieeeliane- f riP f d/RRftfr’d'l rdrtd M0f. Hoe of* siMtf. Coll oue Items. 40 East Middle . MdshM^dnyk io h n i M -3 7 n between l:M ontl Tpke. MWvSHMItd.^ 5;Mpm. Ofk for Mary. A m LlRht tfoeKrrtG- Mini too sole-A little bit of tdiioft.otntoA4ifoooi tfbrtd #fd* Mfonted-Eobbit nuten. everytnino. 9-J. Soturdov oMdndd.j«whd»Midf.^. w W f m CWfl Con otter 5.646-7\S6 ^0 n t, 7 $ Greenwood rtlfure M d d^idrtOdf movM. Mtf ro6i. ,YdiV S' Drive, Afonettester. hdneef depdndfabie ib tir m< ->w- co n e ffu In Laigsr Siz s i«yf6Cr6chtf Too Soie-Soturdov (Sun- IIUIMVCPOIC< o n ^ m e . 0 BTIinCElUWE6W doy If neeessory). Antioue E j s s r a u ^ boffies, nousewores, CttffiV/ onyfime. eiotnes, comeer, lots of H0f$ebo«rd||Mf-C< Eowine mocnine West- good stuff Cheap. 17 bend 5100, new, Devon Drive. 1G4. gWfOWiFtOi J&9$0ln ffT75 ir s ppif if month,i,..„... windtbn 0150. Coll otter tom. tTt- Too Sole-Soturdoy Oc­ Porm M oc^onfirtfty ro- 40n. W An^er noor tober litn, 1G4. 2«5 Tim- Hebron irne. coif Eor Sole-Custom mode rod Pood, Manchester droperies, blue witn cus­ (Off Sorlno Sf.). Movinoi opm tom mode sneers ond Many Items for sole, furni­ double rod, mode for siid- ture, inciudino Hitchcock S t S S f e - ln« OIOSS doors. Price Is table ond choirs, washer bn Of romp- 1125, orlolnol cost more and dryer, clothes, toys, fnon double. Excellent boby Items, ond many vsniim w* ATTtMTIOM Quality, condition, ond op- other ooodies. « dffer etofiaffon'wttwr^hMfere, OlStOltOdOfAAOafO^ peoronce. Coll Dione at •71-J725. Oenerofor, snow blower, fable sow, choln sow, ftOfit or* MfOOtbfO pffro# vWth OoCfEtifM^ 2 14 X 5 Rims for Chevy furniture, lodders, pool support, roooted ir* (h « prbotrgtMM W ifk fn i truck. Never ussed. <25. filter, motorcycle, old bot­ .■I'M 649-0K6.O tles, tools, sollboot. 17 Contro in Monehostof. Plemmlno Rood, Man­ ife w y chester. 10/11. C«»: Two Westbend humidifi­ W U m m S h ft ^ [i- ers vertical olr circula­ i/ouf own onto------/ o’A zI a \ 'H tion, directional control. Saturday lO/lt fo u r 0 f N « 6 i A S «n rfM « 115 eoeh $25 for two. fomiiles-225 Hiehiond i4S?o^oVy%f: fflS !* A »e S fr * f V' ‘ 6404m.o Street. Toys, books, A - M ♦ clothes, tools, and house- zjid.kisor^* at A \ 1 p- Ridino mower, Yardman hold miscellaneous. WMI0 9IM \ 1 X 6 horse power, two speed Many 25 cent Items. S;30- MTTHN V . r * plus reverse. A ir tires, 2:00pm. new belts. $99 A43-4535.0 Too Saie-Sofurdav the Pour foot fluorescent fix­ ISth and Sunday the I9th. tures with lamps ond new 0:30-4. Somethlntf for eve­ i M i i i M i i Mil bollost. $5 eoch. 049^0201.0 ryone. 59 Philip Rood, Manchester. 1974 Plymouth Valiant, 4 Dotsun 210 1979 wagon. Caber Ski Boots worn door, ouotmotlc. Gold, Bovorlom motor works, Too sole - Saturday, Oc­ Great condition. Best used engine 1000 TLivl twice, todies sKe 9 plus. power steering, vinyl offer. Peggy 643-6539. $50 040-7247.O tober 10th only. 9-3. Boby 1979 Chevette - 5 door roof. 446-5091. $99.00 73,000 miles for re­ .' •5,. Items, children's toys, hatchback, standard, build. After 6pm 643-7902.O 2634 Oorooe Pull-for sole-Pleo housewares. 110 Colemon AM /PM cassette player, Rood, /Manchester. enolne has less than 10,000 Meyer four woy power A snug-flttlng cap and market and too sale matehing dickey are cro­ Items. Coll tor appoint­ miles on It. Good condi­ angle snow plow and A csaiul ihirtdreu for Uie Top Sole-boby Items, frame thot mounts on the woman with the fuller figure cheted in the rib-stitch ment 742-1105. tion. Askino $1200 or best pom 4-ply worsted to clothes,6th somethino for offer 742-5910. 1966 Rombler-The Clas­ truck. Askino $000. 643- features a comfortable back sic I From when they mo- Fiberglass Truck 2095. yoke and gored skirt. keep you cosy warm. 30 used ceramic molds. evi^one. 93 Cooper No. 2634 has full di­ Street,"oet. Manchester 10-2 de'em like they used to. Comper-10 foot, light­ No. SSll wHh Photo- Good conditon $35 takes 79 Chevy Comoro, power Only 05,000 miles I Solid rections for set. 011.049-9537.0 Soturdov 10/10. weight, sleeps tour, stove, Four FIrestonesnow tires. Gidde is in Sizes 38 to SO. steering, power brakes, runner. 742-7606 evenings. heater. Ice box, porto 643-2617 anytime. Size 40, 44 bust, 3’/h yards Is srtfir, Mid t t iO , far sstk automatic, running condi­ Too SaM - Soturdov, Oct. potti, stereo. Asking $1200. 45-inch. fsttsrs, yist Mt tsr ss*ts|s SM Stihl chain sow, 10" 3.0 tion. Asking $650 coll 643- Lincoln Town cor 04, 646-2270 or 646-5904. inteiir- cubic Inch, 3 years old, 10,9am-4 pm. 79 School St. 6307. Snow tires P/19S/75 R14 34,000 miles. Leather, studded, used i year. excellent condition. cruise, stolnless steel $270/best otter. Coll 646- Soturdov, October 10th. Good condition. W/W. 1903 Chevrolet Caprice rockers, custom wheels, Coll evenings 646-0557 $25 0022. 1G 2. Furniture and miscel­ classic station wagon. 3rd | R | ^ Y C L E 8 / Prjsj gsas,. elts tif laneous Items. No early showroom condition. eoch.o seat, olr conditioning, $12,000. 071-9545. cost sat l iy l t ______16 foot Amono treater birds please. 52 Lowton SPECIAL; Over 200 ae- power windows, and PLACIN G AN AO In clas­ m upright, antlaue moho- Rood, /Manchester. locks, cruise control, lections and a FREE 1973 Dotsun 510 Ideal tor Soint Tropes dirt bike, sified Is very easy, jiony server. Lionet great condition. Mileage parts excellent mechani­ 0 Pattern Section In the irolM, Winchester 30/30 Tag sole - Soturdov 10/10, 30,000. $7000. 6490947. chrome, olloy wheels. simple process. Just dial ALBUM. Jaat $3.00. cal condition. Body shot. 643-2711. We'll help you Basic FASHION has a special rifle mod 94-lever, Win­ 9-2, 23 North Fairfield St., Great condition. Origi­ Grace Cole CoNecUoa for ■oast at | l. » sacs $600 negotiable. Coll after word your od for maxi­ chester 16ga shotgun, Monchester, between Mustang______*g 660-219,______3 _ speed.____ nally $200 Now $99 with targer sites! plai 2 Boaas •■t»-oO LU-O i4 SS4 Nea. New High and West Sts. 6. 643-7602. bike bog. 649-0703.O mum response. U srtii taisii tea is suks ikeaL skeet mod, 12 Remington automatic, power steer Ceapoast $2.0$ a copy. -NEISlOOM MNOIaMS— rifle, 30 slide. Kodak slide tnp, 71,000 original miles. 1965 Ford Tog sole - sewing machine ord Folcon-f-dOor, prolector and screen. 649- $2050 or best otter. 643- excellentent condtflon, 1 9573. with coblnet, furniture. 7467. o w n e r...... housewares, phenegraali,* r. 92,0>0 m iles. $900/best otter. 646-2903 or IW I ^ C M S RCA colored console tv, manual typewriter, Mby 643-0703. Items, 04 Camrbrtdge St, 1975 Volkswogon bug MLE Mil FOR SALE $50. Antioue white and $4M/best otter. 649-5560. gold French provincial Saturday 10/11, 95, and Sunday, 91. 1974 Mercury Comet, 6 bedroom set. single bed, cyllnder,englne, trans­ # 9 I vo - 1967 122 S, mattress and box spring new mission excellent condi­ not Included. Night stand 423 Eost Middle Turnpike, ttf«$, $100 646-1231. 1, II Saturday the 10th, KM. tion. 50,000 miles. $99. Call and dresser included. after 5pm. 649S070.D $200/best otter. 6 ^ < ^ 6 . Beautiful oueen tlse wa- 1973 Chovy Novo, 4 door, 6 torbed, 1972 Pantlac, ste­ c y lin d e r , automotic. reo stand, books and For sole-1970 Chrysler Spark guard fireplace Body good needs mechon- Cordoba. Very good run­ screen 31 Inches wide 31 more. iM l work. Has snow tires. lake a Look ning, several extras. Inches high $5.006499043.0 $99. 649-3O10D Priced tor quick sale. $1095. Call 6495044 after Natural Stone hearths tor Pontiac Flero 1905, excel­ 4:30pm. SPECIAL Over 80 woodburning stove, red, lent condition, air condl- 26" X 42" X 1", $60 or best Tag Sale. Saturday, Oct. tlanlng, 5 speed. $6700. 1974 Ford Pinto for sale or Available otter. Telephone 649- 10, 0-4. 543 Woodbrldge Days 233-5174 or 075-5477 parts. Runs $50. or best 1987 3907.O Street. Furniture Items, evenings. otter. 646-1413.D Likery morel MAZDA late Solel SDK, otti Flashing arrow signs $279. Lighted, K non-arrow $269. Unllghted 'lake a Look' B2000 vSNOmAOMIMI UniRy «/ $239. (Free letters I) Pew C$m$gleNe$ FAg. left. See locally. 1-000-423- Tag Sole-Soturday 0, Sun­ TRUCKS imMMM 0163, anytime. day. 117 Welles Street. i i i i 194. Toys, gomes, booksi Was *9688 Mfood Stove. Fisher baby somethino tor everyone. IW S^N CO LN Cab Plus beor, decorotive edition. NOW fOOSSI Available Good condition. $99 firm. CARS S t v t * 1 0 0 0 Coll after 3:00 649964%) On y i s i t th e Anderson crank out three All Stylaa section window wood tromed with screens 63" Linen Lady wide 43" length. $99. 6491019.D ^ at the Antique Show 5 and Sale ENDROLL8 t r % width • 20$ Vernon Onter Middle School M AZm 820(H) LX WITH lO H w idth • 2 (or 28$ Luxury with Convanlenca Package: (TONl'cNIF.NCE PACKAGE M UST be picked up at the 777 Hartford Tpke. Vernon, CT. Manchester Herald Office • 5912D »S9t3D belote It A.M. ONLY. Sunday, Oct. 19, 1986 pw Mrtwp,. *'■«*. po«prb!.i,i; 10 am ■ 5 pm NADA Retail...... $15,200 gauges. Inch optional power etwrino Ertm o '7 “'“*'®''' *

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By Josfe / Between the Llnee: The story behind the story, by Josle. flf. Tea me ahtmi CtutHee OreMm — what mories he’e by (be m i^ ’60ts that his agent 4 Ontlook: Halloween comes early to lu ’e f ^ , when Ktt entirety josfified m taming one house. he doing Hem. BeOi ^ a l500La-week movie rote W a a ^ , Freemt, CeO^. hove been his film 5 Profiles: Manchester’s Barry Bottl- A. He’s 51, from nttsbrngh, Mbut. the part went instead to a cello one o f two sons o f a cleaning naming oiftnown named Dustin J u lie s salesman and his wife. Hoffman and the movie, “The m decided to become an actor Otadoate,” mode him a star. 8 Cover Story: Film star Marlee after w M h in g Montgomery C lifi , Oftxhn finally made his film Matlln Is a new voice for the deaf. m the film “ A Place in the * b o t two years later as (he nicer Son.” figuring that C lift made obstetrician in “Rosemary’s acting look so easy that H must Baby” and hasn’t stopped 8 Beauty: Fill out your beauty score be easy. Wi—:ing since: “ Catch____tch-22,”_ card. This assumption, he later •the ffeartbreak Kid." the realized, was totally wrong. ” ^make, “ Heaven Nonetheless, after graduating Can Wait," "Its M y Tom , ” 9 Weekend Television: Program from high school as "Seems Like Old Times, ” schedules, features and puzzles, valedictorian he went to the “THiieves,’’ “The Incredible Tom Oonti througl^age 16. university of Miami to study Shrinking Woman,” “The drama. He lasted a year smd (hen l^ I y Guy,” “deal Life, ” returned home to Pittsburgh “The Great Muppet Caper,” 1 2 At the Movies: "Gospel” is heaven fo n t! from? What has he been In and what where he studied at the ••Sunburn,” T h e Woman in sent... Carradine is still going strong Pittsburgh Playhouse. OhaH0s Qrodin Red.” wUIhe be in luxt? tonne Rickett, PotUrtlUe, Calif A year and a half later, he Next up are two projects that and fc was once at 80... Film capsules. called The Sex Syrnbol o f Public T V due to his dashing decided to try his lock in are bound to get a lot o f Hollywood, quickly failed there productions such as “The Glittering Prizes ’ and attention; ••Fresno,” the The Norman Conquests.” 1 3 Music: Lionel Richie is popular as ^ moved to New York where nighttime soap spoof set in your He’s also been in “ Faerie Tale Theater’s ’ “ The Princess and 1 8 e v e r, .. Turntable tips. he studied with (w o famed hometown and due to air on nightwatchman and postal m “ Whose Life Is It, Anyway? ' and drama coaches Uta Hagen and CBS next month (he plays Carol employee. Eventually, though, Lee Strasberg. To support Burnett’ s son and Teri Oarr's ‘"'stegc and in the movies ‘The 1 7 Sexuality: In the Kinsey Report, an ^ellists Merry Chri.stmas, Mr. Lawrence," "American himself while he made the Ilfthen T V roles. *** ahd husband) and ‘•Ishtar," the Dreamer ” and ’‘Reuben, Reuben.” adolescent worries about his geni­ rounds o f auditions, he also big-budget road picture starring He was, in fact, making so Lately, he’s ^ n working nonstop, and among those proiects worked as a cab driver. Dustin Hoffman and Warren tals’ size. much money from his T V work Beatty. ® month; •A e^ Nazi hunter 18 Leisure: California man’s tandem sometime this season, and Beyond Thera^, the film version of Christopher Durang’s collection has gone Hollywood. wacky off-Broadway play, that Just finished filming * Q. Who/ wUl Kris Kristofferaon "COMPARE AND SAVE" Q. Please answer this: Someone 1 9 Insights Into Childhood: Answer be doing In the future? Rita told me that Monty Python has Myers, BrownsvUk, Texas been doing commercials fo r hard questions with simple answers. A. In terms o f the near future: JeU-O Pudding Instead o f BUI “ He’ll be on the road, tourirrg Cosby. Is this true and ( f not, 2 0 People: A Texas grocer turns d i a m o n d with the band In the bus, what has he been doing leuely? crisscrossing the country twice,” Wendy Gale SmUh, Muncle, Chicago, the fourth o f five children o f an sculptor. according to an associate. He Ind. his wife who exposed 19 also recently finished an album A . If you mean John Cleese, the tl! u « theatrical scene in that city, John took engagement ring to It actively and at the age o f 8 began acting classes at the Piven 2 1 The Curious Shopper: Is yogurt called ••Repossessed” that tall Minister o f Funny Walks o f Theater (where Aldan Quinn and Rosanna Arquette also studied) more nutritional than milk? should be out by the time you Monty Python, he hasn’t taken read this. Before he went on the His parents encouraged his acting, his father even cast him over Bill Cosby’s Jell-O spots, occaslortally In h s films and he began doing voice-overs for road for the three-month tour but he has done a num^r of 2 2 Dining In: Make a perfect souffle. 0tW9«0 9WeU0«T . expected to last through the end commercials for other k ^ ® '“ f f’ l" ’ break came in o f November, he also finished companies, among them in Chtoa^o •Class,” which was filmed filming A B C ’s miniseries 2 3 Dining Out: Sondra Stave visits Hot Compaq Computers, American “ Amerika.” After It was finished, he returned to high school, where he Express, Kronenbourg Beer and Tomato’s. In “ Sain in a film to be shot Callard and Bowser candles. He .1,1 Candles. The next summer he got another also produces funny educational ’ A* r U .S.A ., - and was then flown films and has recently written a u ® “The Breakfast Club." book and starred in a movie ...mfi r ‘ ’’ 1* '^hile he was in L .A ., he also called “ Families and How to ae. Me o i f ‘hls one he did Survive Them” and Roy Rogers p t . He got sensational reviews when the movie was released, “Clockwise," respectively. as he did for a follow-up film “ The Journey o f Natty Gan.” ‘ hat critics hated, the teen Q. Answer a guestion. How comedies Better O ff Dead” and the recent “ One Crazy 2 3 many times has Roy Rogers Summer. ^ been married? G.R., Royal in «• New York University majoring Oak, Mich. ^ in film, but he s taken this semester o ff to shoot a new one Anything you’d like to A . Twice. 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By Rosemary Bredcicr he brought all the dead back to apparently attached to nothing again. like a church (amazing how the earth with him to their New — that moved in the dark! All the lights in my house much light one beeswax candle aith ’n begorrah — FLORSHEIM I FLORSHEIM I FLORSHEIM Year’s Celebration. To fool him And then there was poor Jack seemed dim — or was it my can give). r Halloween arrived (and protect themselves), they on Earth. He was a very naughty aged eyes? 1 bought mote lamps. almost two months ago The next day they opened a dressed up in costumes of fur fellow who liked to play so Suddenly one night, all the at my house — the metal cave down the street, ran and animal’s heads, then built many tricks that when he died lights came on so brightly it was an umbilical cord down into it, lights flickering day and large bonfires and huddled he went to hell. There (the Irish as if lightning was inside my night like lightning bugs brought me electricity from the - - aitHind the fire in fear. It was say) he continued to play so house. After years of working as main feed line. There were eight Comfort Style Value - andF the ceiling fans in my the birth of Halloween. many tricks that the devil sent a reporter. I’d absorbed many men here for the ceremony. bathrooms screaming like Down through the years, him out on Halloween with a bits of knowledge. I knew I had banshees while the refrigerator They held a long meeting of costumes began representing one lantern to roam the earth just had an electrical surge and several hours on my flower beds groaned like an old man snoring. power over another — today the forever. that it could ruin all of my IDLER NEVADA VARSITY PENFIELD And me without a drop of Irish — which are now print rugs — favorite costumes of children And the ghosts? The starving brand-new appliances. I called trying to establish the problem •56.95 •72.95 blood in me. still represent power in the form •78.95 •84.95 Irish peasnats draped themselves the utility company. They and blame. Present were 7H to 14 And why do I drag the Irish of witches, ghosts, skeletons, in sheets during the bad times checked everything, they were 7fo 13 7 to 13 7H to 13 into this, you wonder? Well, it attorneys for the utility company fairies, he-men or (more and visited the homes of the rich very polite, then said, and the builder. Just when they was the Irish, fleeing from the recently) Masters of the saying, “I’ll leave you alone for “Everything is OK." Great Potato Famine, who were starting to agree on Universe. They all give little a small gift of food or pence." An hour later, another surge. something, they received a call brought Halloween to our bonnie children, for that one night, the The superstitious Irish were I called again. The next day shores. We were rather and all their men and trucks belief that they’re magical happy to give them a few small they put a recording voltmeter mshed away. “Down power dour-spirited folks back then — creatures in control, especially treats so they’d be off and gone. on my house for 48 hours. I hard work and theschurch poured lines!” they shouted as they since it’s the one night they can In the early 1800s when the looked over the service man’s disappeared into the sunset. cold water on most fiin. revel in the dark and scare and Great Potato Famine forced so shoulder as he checked every But once we met up with Exhausted, I started to bed fool everyone. many of the Irish to immigrate socket in my house. My current early. I hadn’t slept the night Halloween, we quickly adopted When the Romans conquered to the United States, they was fluctuating from 80 to 128 before. At 9:30 a woman from it because it gave us a chance to the Celts, they brought with brought with them Halloween volts. He said it was the down the road, smelling of dress up, pretend to be somone them their own festival for and their belief in ghosts, builder’s problem. alcohol, rang my doorbell. else and have fun in the dark or Pomona, the goddess of fruit. hobgoblins, black cats and Jack The next day the builder was “You know that’s our electricity play tricks on those who had They gave gifts of her apples to of the lantern. back with his electrician. After they’re running into your offended us. the gods of fire and rain to thank But it wasn’t these hobgoblins three hours they assured me that house," she said. For over 2,000 years them for not ruining their ftuit who were haunting my woodsy everything was fixed. Thirty “But that’s all right — we’ll Halloween has b e ^ a festivity harvest. During the next 400 home this summer. At first I minutes later I pressed the figure out the bill later” 1 tried of power and magic. It was years, apples got wedded to thought it was my lamps — old, button to close my electric to explain to her that it wa.sn’t, invented by the Celts who lived Halloween. maybe jarred in die long move garage door and blew my whole but it was like trying to talk to a in the British Isles 20 centuries The Irish also believed that here from Los Angeles. Then I house, plus all the lampposts for robot. I went to bed. At the first ago, many of who were the *We now carry black cats were people who had thought I had bought bad bulbs. some distance around me. I live crack of dawn I called the utility * X sizaa prlcat allohtty higher ancestors of the Irish . Way back been placed under magical I replaced them three times. on a corner, across the street company and they were there by shoe sizes to 16 then it began as an anempt to spells. They tied silver chains to Still, it was twinkle-twinkle from a dense woods. What a 8:30. 903 Main Street in fight the evil spirits who seemed the cats and posted them in every light. perfea night for Halloween! “Some sucker threw your to be stealing the light from the churches to guard the treasures I called the builder. The They worked until midnight main circuit breaker on the New Store Hours: Downtown Manchester sun, and the life from the fields. at night. Imagine wandering into but couldn’t restore my power EECAnS superintendent and the outside of your garage.” they WM.. Thun. & Fri. 9:30-9 p.m. “Your Quality Men's Shop" One of their special gods was an Irish church in the dark of electrician came, very polite, without getting arcing which told me. “'You’ll have to put a 643-2478 named Samhaim, the god of Mon., Tuw. a Sat. 9:30-5:30 p.m. Halloween and confronting two checked everything. “Must be could set the house on fire. I padlock on it.” And my clock* death, and the Celts believed' glowing amber eyes and a fixed now,” they said. Five slept all night with candles had stopped at 10:15 p.m.B that on October 3Ist each year twinkling silver chain — niinutes after they left, it started burning — my house smelled Ample parking front and rear of store. n o , pet, tt, ] 9 CovwStory irggKEItPPXUg. StUmMtf. Pet. H. MW 7 Co¥m Story Matlin fought herdisability wHh anger

fmmetfraie Theater. “We were and “Children of a Lesser supposed to be loolimg at die G od" f knew I woaM be in a stm srho was playmg Sarah,” Plays are currently presented W I always had big dreams, and I'm not movie” .. .and now she has expfams Patrick PtUnttr, one of to (he deaf audience m ough compicicd the phim role of the (he producers. “But (his mterpretfve and sign-language afraid to chase them. I'm hungry. I want to year in a fihn dial “I hope will incredible young woman who performances. Interpretive bridge (he gap between deaf and played (he supporting part of performances use voice actors gobble up life. When I was a little girl, I hearing cnftnres ft was never Lydia kept jumping out at u$.” but have an interpreter using knew I would be in a movie, ff made for deaf audiences, you N ^ tapis weft made, showing sign language for (he deaf understand, ft was made for her in ^ role of S ar^. Could spectators. everyone. The central theme is she go to New York for The oldest program presenting (he understanding of human live entertaimnent like this is auditionsT' from the Adantic Provinces beings. It is (he love story of a Project D.A.T.E. (Deaf actresses in tlie show, few “Could IT’ laughs Matlin. “I Resource Center for the Hearing deaf woman and a hearing man. Audience Theater Experience) at hearing people. They used sign was on (he plane the same day." Handicapped. Tliat too was a It shows a lot of love and a lot She met producers Burt the Mark Taper Pomm which, language, body movements of anger. bei^folly, but also th ^ use so learning experience for a girl Sugarman, Patrick Palmer, since 1978, lias presented an like Midlin who has grown up in “I really learned a lot about director Randa Haines, and interpretive performance of each many ideas! Very creative, Sarah. She’s strong, reiil. she unbelievable.” a hearirig world. William Hurt, who had already play shown during (he season. You mention “growing up” stands up for herself. But she is read (he role with dozens of Deaf subscribers receive detailed She pauses. “But it’s just a also a n ^ . sensitive, brilliant, beginning. I would like to see and she quickly puts In, “I’m auditioners. He and Matlin hit it synopses of each work by mail, still growing up. I’ll never stop very brilliant, although it was and a workshop is conducted more hearing impaired people off at otKe. get into acting; it is such a for the rest of my life. Sarah’s hard for her to express herself. Again, he was on hand to prior to the performance, which (Sarah did not read lips.) And wonderful experience for a final scene, (he breakthrough, work with her in her first test at is always a Saturday matinee. was a tremendous emotional hard for Sarah to trust people An interpretive discussion human being. It helps you so Paramount. She was much to understand yourself. I experience and something with because of her past She fought understandably nervous, but he between cast and audience takes work and I learn. for herself so people would had already mastered the art of place after the performance. which I could totally identify understand her side. A proud, Further demonstrating their “ ‘Children of a Lesser God' because of my own signing for the part so no changed my life. It made me passionate woman.” interpreter was necessary, a commitment to the deaf breakthrough. I just can’t wait to realize that I’m not the only one With all of which Matlin was great relief to Matlin who community, who often find see the film, to see my work and able to identify. Sarah Norman explains that a complex idea venturing into the hearing world going through a rough time. 1 what my hair looks like.” She gain^ so much experience not is the rebellious deaf custodian which requires five or six words difTicult, the Taper’s box office laughs and runs her hands at a school for the deaf who falls in English can be conveyed in staffers and ushers are able to only for acting but for my through her curly hair. “It’s a in love with (he school's one sigti-language movement. use ASL (American Sign family, who luve been putting little scary.” unorthodox speech therapist, When she confided that day that Language), and the facility has a up with me and helping me But then what isn’t scary? played by William Hurt, who she was craving bubble-gum ice Telecommunications Device for through all these years. Which brings us to the future. fell in love with Matlin during cream, the (all blond Hurl went the deaf to communicate with “I’ve learned that I can’t be “I know we can’t predict the filming, and with whom she out and scoured the those telephoning for angry forever about being deaf future,” Matlin says, “but I now n ^ e s her home in New neighborhood until he could find information. (One of the great because that’s the way I am. I have a lot of ideas. I would love York on Central Park West. her a bubble-gum Ice cream advances of the ’80s is the should be gratefiil I’m here, that to continue acting and maybe go I was bom and into a helping "New York is wonderful. It cone. telephone typewriter machine to acting school at the National constantly bombards me with “Bill has been wonderful,” —TTY — that prints messages family like mine has been, and Theater where Phyllis French Marlee Matlln appears stimuli,” she says. “When I get she says. “He signed to me so people like Matlin can that I have met Bill. who won a Tony for the stage “The people at the movie set with William Hurt In overloaded. Bill and I escape to always, from the beginning. “speak” with friends. Another version of “Children of a Lesser his house in New Hampshire for advance has been the initiation were so wonderfiil. The crew, I God” is a founding member.” “Children of a Lesser Even more than I. 1 talk a lot, as loved them. A lot of people fishing and canoeing.” They vou’re discovering. He and I on some network television of She explains, “The play was were in Los Angeles for the signals which can be converted helped me through the h ^ based, you know, loosely on her God." tuive no language problems. We dmes. They had so much relationship with her hearing Academy A w ar^ and for undersuuid each other very well, to subtitles on specially negotiations on his current film, constructed sets. In Hurt’s New patience, tometimes I’d blow husband, Robert Steinberg. She and it is wonderful living in is my idol. I’m young. I have a “ttestiny.” New York where Bill and I go York apartment, they have also my mind, then I’d apologize. lot to do for myself. I’d That they should become to play baseball and ride bikes in installed a special white light BesidesT I didn’t really mean it, but they’d tell me not to especially love to have children. lovers seems alidost Central Park. We go there with that flashes when the dootbell apologize, not to say I was And I’m definitely going to foreordained. Bill Hurt is the his young son, Alex. And there rings and a fire and burglar sorry. It was like we were one adopt a deaf child in the future. tall, blond actor who scored in is so much deaf culture. 1 go to alarm with warning lights. “Bill family. I’ll never forget them. “It is a good idea for a on- and off-Broadway plays that wants to teach me to use his “Altered States,” “Eye We worked together such a long hearing-impaired actress to have are interpreted for the deaf, and computer. Then I can send New voice for the deaf Witness," “Body Heat,” time up there on location in other interests. But first and “Gorky Park,” and won an it’s a mecca for sub-titled messages to friends who do not foremost, I want to help have a TTY machine,” Matlin Canada, and now you don’t see Oscar for his perfomance in foreign films.” them again!” handicapped people, the blind, “Kiss of the Spider Woman. ” In Los Angeles, which has the says.) It wasn’t all easy. Matlin had crippled children. There are L.A.’s Odyssey Theater Producers of “Children of a largest hearing-impaired appaeared in only one adult injustices in life for everyone, Star of ‘Children of a Lesser God’ knows pain Ensemble and American Theater Lesser God,” desperate to find a population in the country, there play, the video cassette of which but,we are all human beings. hearing-impaired actress to cast are at least three categories of Arts are other facilities that have “1 wish people who do not Chicago where her father is a Why should people be defiant!” won her this film role, and much By JaiM Ardmore God,” promises to jolt opposite him, contacted live theater offered to the deaf. gonen involved with the deaf. as she enjoyed appearing in know anything about the car dealer) with my parents and categorized?iWhy should the Matlin still is, striding into American apathy regarding the institutions in Canada, the There’s theater for the deaf, ATA is teaching deaf actors to plays for eight years in hearing-impaired would deaf. my older brothers Eric and hearing-impaWd be conditioned our meeting at the studio in United States and the United which uses deaf performers, but perform plays in sign language here are 20 million to having lim its lives and scruffy jeans and a ftinky hat, childhood, diat had all stopped understand and accept the hearing-impaired people Why not? Marlee, just turned Marc, one almost 15 years Kingdom of Sweden. whose primary focus is on the and presents such plays during once she entered high school, importance of expanding their older, the other almost 10 years boring jobs and be confined to her wild dark hair tumbling in the United States and 21, is such a spirited, volatile “We rejected thousands of hearing audience. Another type its regular season with voice and during the two years she opportunities, and that the association with others similarly about wheri’^she yanks off the 25 million who are beauty, so totally direct and ■

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(SI MOVYE: 'Cemmandba' Some AHied 5 6 7 ACNOSB Rated PG-13 commandos must take over a base and [C N N ] Prime News 24 Passion and Memory Robert Guil Sasama 9traat (CC) keep tf secure until the rest of the AHied 1 Smpsr L«np 2 MS'S Pslw MeOarmeu [HBO] MOVIE Remo WrfHams The aijm#» nosts this profile of five welt known 1 2 : 0 0 A M ® MOVIE: is Everybody (S) MOVIE: 'Tha Dobarman OangT A con forces can land there. Lee Van Cleef, Jack T3“ I t 9 CriM 3 Hognins or Dwsk Advermire Begins' (CC) A roomer New dacir actors and actresses 16O mm > H ap^ But Me7' From religious cults and artist and an animal trainar convarr a pack Keify 1972 9 M O S T or Taytor 4 Bareara - Vork cop IS inducted into a sijpe< S I The Honeymooners spiritualism, to ovenndulgence m food ^^nd o sex. this documentary follows one man's of dobarman pinschars into bank robbars. MOVIE; 'Bcraam of Damon 10 Arileip (ckj* to punto S Stalk government orgam/ation to preve^T 9^ m/ii SI the Spenser For Hire (CC) Spenser be- search for the secret of happiness Marsha Byron Maba. Hal Raad. Julia Parrisb. 1972. Lovbr' A woman scientist and an aristo­ 6 EtqMaaakm of aurprtsa •ndustrialisT f'om developing 9 deadly wea ■-.rxnes 'nyr>tved m the fight between a Mason 1979 [C N N ) Mavaaddy crat work on an axperiment xvhile a mur- I® 12 LydK on "Famo" 7 Or Erih« on "91 pon Fred Wa*-d Joel G av //itfo'd BT'crv '.r rn#» boss and a hooker for control of their ley 1986 In Sterr^o ■W MOVIE: Aft This artd Heaven Too' [ES PN ] NPL'a dufMraiara Joa Namatb darer haunts a remote viRage. Jeffrey 15 dtoodWfown Ooatmarar jnbor'' child (60 mm 1 Chase, Jennifer Henley, Agostino BeHi Matoi* rhe nardsnips ness of his children causes a scandal Bette working wtth a sciantisT who has-discov­ 20 M k 11 of adoiesence when tne g*r' of nis gr^arns (C N N ) CN N Evening News Oavis Charles Boyer Barbara O'Neill ered a way to projaa one's conscious ® El Miindo dM Box (2 hrs.) 21 Picnic ipoiKr 13 MaaPors • drops him for a concetied >ock Jonn Cu [H B O ] The Prince s Trust AM-Star Rock 1940 thoughts into another's dreams, a psychic (Sfi Mosonaraak 22 won 14 Fooeft oo "CfaFa" sack David Ogden Stiers Otane Fraoki.n Concert Eric Clapton Phil CoHms, Paul ^65 MOVIE: Betrayal' A book publisher s stumbles upon a plot to use the of>athod for 24 HO «voo John Wdton 16 Flaoar' S D MOVIE; 'Sink iha BiamarckI' Air and S'lng and Rockm Rod are only Wife and his best fnend have an affair that political purposes. Dennis Ouaid. Kata o 29 Poruvton k>0lan 17 EdRora' conoam: aM r 1 986 Rated PG sea forces are combined to trap and sink 19 HaaaaCariKanMiy a 'ew porTorming a’ This gala event benefit- affects the relationships of all three Ben Cdpshaw, Max Von Sydow. 1984. Rated the Bismerck. Kenneth More. Dana Wyrv 20 Snn on "Ouincy" [U S A ] MOVIE Psychofrhobia A suD*-' 23 "Tha — af 0*" (elua lo ng Th4» or^iy Charity managed by Charles Kingsley Jeremy Irons, Patricia Hodge PG-13 In Stereo. ler. Cart Mohner 1960 31 Hommo on **T j natural force -s imked to a seres o* bi/arrA puma anaaar) )r-d D'ana '60 mm i 1983 [U S A ] Lanear Hoekor" crimes M ary Sa>nt Peter 1983 [ESPN) EGA Oolf Wall CNsnay World/ 26 wationaf MWinma [M A X ) MOVIE Beer' Rip Torn Loretta [C N N ] Newsitight 32 9OO0U0 8 : 1 5PM % World Ser»es Game 1 1 2 : 0 5 P M (D IS l Edtaon Twins OMnnobHa Classic Third round coverage 94 AudMO Union: obbr. Sw't '986 Rated R [ESPN ] Worid Class Championahip from Orfando, FL. (2 hrs ) Live A t press timfk starTir*g Tearr-S nad no* y«*' 90 WMowrroo 27 Cborry ro0 [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour Wrestling (60 mm ) (R) 1 2 : 3 0 P M ( D M O V li: sm oky An [TMC] MOVIE: 'Saance on a Wat Af- been determirmd (2 nrs 4$ mm 1 outdoor's adventure of a horse named 97 Comodlon Coooor 29 JuSo on 'r o Your tamoonr A medium, to gain recognition of 8 : 3 0 P M 3 j 4ff Show 1 0 : 3 0 P M X Black News 1 2 : 3 0 A M ® Dancin' to the Hits Smoky and the man who is devoted to 99 Actor WiBoen Movo” supernatural powers, plans to kidnap (CC) Filen ts d»siHus*or»ed wnen srve mee*s him Fred MacMurray. Anne Baxter, Burl 41 Rooo on ”227" 90 mdMriuoi , 11 Independent Network News [C N N ] Evans and Novak wealthy child againsf husband's ludgment 42 Tauroan meogue rote 39 Kofoon"$0yor9poono''{ an award wmnmg w'lter «he has always (DIS) Cycling Through China American Ives 1946 Kim Stanley, ffichard Anenborough, Mar­ ^ The Honeymooryers 99 Emma on "Foieon { admired performers entertain Chinese villagers (60 (T) Cdlaga FoofM: Air Pore# af garet Lacey. 1964 (S) Croor ^ Bermy HiW Show 1 0 : 4 5 P M [OIS) Disnoy Channal mm ) Notre Dame (3 hrs , ^ min.) @ 'S J Preview 2 : 1 0 P M (CNN] HMith WMh 96 KNcbon ■pptoneo f i This Old House (CC) 1 2 : 4 5 A M [T M C ] m o v ie S«anca on 1$ Essence 30 Thot» obbr 11:00PM X X n News 2 : 3 0 P M D CeBege FoottnM: ktwa at 9 : 0 0 P M 3D New Mike Hamfr>er M-ke a Wet Afternoon' A medium, to gam re- J D Business of Management 40 Froneb ortldo 5 MOVIE Charley Verrick' A small Mtdhfgan (3 hfs . 30 min ) takes care of a premature baby a*ie' cogniifon of supernatiifal powers, plans to Texas on TV Speech class [C N N ] Evans arMf Novak 'o w -'oox acc'denialty steals Mafia funds kidnap wealthy child agamst husband s ® Pat SuMvan Sfww murder of fhe baby s mother 16O 1 [D IS l New! 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Live 11 MOVIE Assauff Force' A team of when he PS transformed from a farm boy "Ta i-P a n ” was shedding his 3 ] MOVIE fortHitden Love A d ocio ' celebrated in two television 3 : 0 0 P M D MOVrE: Kung Fu O o k r f''gi-«;n hj^qmen rnatches wits W ith a gang into a musical talent on the verge of be­ Australian accent for a Scott is), [M A X ] MOVIE: A Baieln in the Sun' A Twelve men find gold m the hills near Hong oooooooo o his early 20 s and a wealthy divorcee rw’cn movies now in production in the o* ’ i|acxers who threaten to blow up an oJ coming discovered Leif Garrett In Stereo black family m a Chicago ghetto tries to his age shock everyone by faftmg »ove Kong WangKuan-Hsiung. TreLan 1975 RcKjer Moo'e Anthony Perkins James Lone Star State. brogue. make sense of their fives. Sidney Poitier. Andrew Stevens Vvet’e M’m.eu« '982 -'9 [M A X ] MOVIE 'Perfect Timing' A Claudia McNeil, Ruby Dee 1961. (X) MOVIE: 'Walk, Don't BurT In Tokyo Masort 1982 high fashion photographer gives up money He spent three days a week U Ike Emmy Award winning actor E G Sam Elliott stars as frontier during the Olympics, a middte aged elec­ l j The Untouchables for happiness when he decides that takmg working with dialect coach 1 : 0 0 P M I D MOVIE: Th « CanMfvllto tronics expert is forced to share an apart- smaft-town marshal refuses to vacate his mente se ve envuelia en problemas y es Marshall stars as Dw>ght Davd E'ser' statesman Sam Houston in (33) What a Coumry hower in this program featunnig ik e reiatmg 24 MOVIE Secret Agent' 1976 pictures of babies and old ladies is more Ghost' Two cowerdiy ptosis are unwill* mem with a young woman Cary Grant. post even when he ts pressured by com- eviada a la pnsion Al salir de la carcel en meaningful Stephen Markle, Nancy Cser. ‘Gone to Texas: The Sam Robert Easton. He knew it was 'ogty tied to one another until one performs ® Dampaay 8i Makepeace (60 mm ) the events of his life arrd-his career 60 Samantha Eggar, Jim Hutton 19o6. munily leaders Richard Widmark. Lena cuenira trabajo como sirvienia domestfca 41 Boxeo desde Mexico (2 hrs ) Papusha 1904 going to be hard. a courageous deed Charles Laughton, min I Houston Story.” The three-hour ® CoBege Football Today ^ Horne. John Saxon 1969 ® Lavama A Shirley en donde es seducida y abandonada con $f Sneak Previews in Stereo "But I told Dino (De Margaret 0 Brien. Robert Young, 1944. un nino (60 mm ) 4^ Heart of fhe City (CC) Wes demarvds 1 : 0 0 A M ® Jeffersons movie for CBS tells of the man (S) Wild America (CC) ® Sabroahuw (3) To Be Announced 4l Dance Fevet^ ID Soul Train [DIS] MOVIE Spot Marks ths X' A boy to meet Robin s boyfrmnd when she re (33) Dempsey 8> Makepeeee (60 mm I who helped create the Republic Laurentiis. the producer) that [C N N ] Your Money (S) Joy of Pahrting ® ft's a Living (C N N ) Pinnacle WWF Superstars of WrastHng (60 and girl are pursued by an escaped con­ quests birth control P'Hs <60 mm ' ® MTV Top 20 Video Countdown of Texas and later the state of when we began shooting I [D IS ] Heye I Got e 8tory for You Shan (® MOVIE: 'Worid of Dracula' A young ® Novala: Maria da Nadia Una pobre (D IS ) MOVIE Those Glofv, Glory Deys mm ) vict 4 f'PELICULA Plcardia Mexicana Par a ® MOVIE: Chertie Chen In Rename' wanted to be comfortable with Lewis exhibits her unique talerits for teach­ woman discovers that her parapsychology muchacha campesina se traslada a la gran saivar el amor que comen/aba a nacpr Zoe Nathanson Sara Sugarman 1986 Texas. ^ Cofl«g« foetboH: Brown at ComaN (3 professor is in reality the legendary Count Ciudad en busce de trabajo Inadverltda- [ESPN] Cofleqe Football Scoraboard International spres meet their match in ing and entertaining. (60 mm.) pntre am bos uno de los dos lencfna oue Rated NR Houston was governor of the accent,” he said, "It had to hrs ) Dracula Michael Nouri, Louisa Soret. Carol menie se ve envuetta en problemas y es Live Charlie Chan Sidney Toler, Jean Rogers [M A X ] MOVIE: The Bedford Incident' 'pnijociar a sij prop'O pst’>o de k-da (E S P N ) Hartford Insurance Group Col Tennessee, twice president of sound authentic and yet be # What About Woman Baxter 1979 eviada a la priston At aaltr de la carcel en- [U S A ] Sanchat Of Bal Air (R) Jacqueline Andere Vicente Femar^de? Jack LaRue 1940 An American destroyer that comes in con­ cuenira trabafO como sirvienia domestica lege Football Report live understood by everyone. 1 think [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Chrisiophor Columbus' 1978 [ESPN ] College Football (3 hrs I |R| the Republic of Texas and later ® Lat a Oo Bowtlng tact with a foreign submarine finds itself in en donde es seducida y abandoneda con 7 : 0 5 P M [C N N ] Sparta Saturday (H B O ) MOVIE Bachelor Party' ICC) A the center of a fateful controversy. Richard This story of the man. who aftered the i f MOVIE The Bride Came C O D A fjryiifpp school bus dnvef s pals decide to 1 : 1 0 A M [C N N ] CNN Travel Guide served 10 years as U S. senator I got it right, but I must say ® Sacrat CHv course of history, takes you to visrt the un nino (60 min ) 7 ; 3 0 P M ® News MsgaOna Widmark, Sidney Poitier. Martin Balsam fiyinq delivery boy and a runaway br de throw a pre wedding party for him Tom when the film was finished 1 was [C N N ] Nawarlay Spanish court on through Ns tragic down­ His career ended when he 1965 ® Doctor Who ® Ted Knight Show have a love affair Bette Davis Jam es Caq Hanks Tawny Kitaen Adrian Zmed 1 : 2 0 A M ® MOVIE: Beloved Infidel' fall, defeat and degradation. Frederic The romance between F Scott Fittgerald glad to get rid of It.” [OIS] MOVIE: ‘floaaanna Mccoy’ Wiwi. [C N N ] Nawa watch m Jeopardy ney 194 1 1984 Rated R refused to take an oath to the 3 :3 0 P M ® coM«a« Fombirfi: t «« t i i March. Florence Eldridge 1949 and Sheilah Graham is portrayed Gregory pretty McCoy lass latla in love with hand­ [OIS] Beat of Otiia and Harriet Confederacy at the outbreak of Brown plays Dirk Struan, the some Hatlield boy, the old leud breaks out to B« Annauncod 13 hra . 30 min ) m Mama's Family [D IS ] MOVIE Bradys Escape A (T M C ) MOVIE Tha Doctor and tha Oa- Pock, Eddie Albert 1959 [ES P N ] Thoroughbrad Racing: Mary­ downed American bomber pilot fmds Lin vtlf' (CC) Ne er-do wells employed by an Scottlsh-bora "Tal-Pan” who anew Farley Granger. Joan Evens, Cherles (B) Innovation land MiHlona Coverage from Laurel. Md [ESPN ] Magic Vaara In Sports (Rl 03) At the Movies the Civil War. He died in 1863. likely wartim e allies m Hungary including anatomist whose interests exceed the 1 :3 0 A M ® Telephone Auction P. r-Uord. 1949. A cop Meanwhile. James Arness as starts a big trading company [C N N ] Bpaclal Raport (2 hrs.) Live [H BO ] MOVIE CHy Haat (CCI ® Barney Miller an orphan boy who comes 10 hero boundaries of the law decide to get fresh and a private eye tangle with mobaters ® ABC News U S A ] Collage Football 13 hrs . 30 min.) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Phar Lap' The sudden worship him John Savage Kelly Reno specimens from the local boardinghouse Jim Bowie Is defending Texas In and helps turn Hong Kong into a [H B O ] MOVIE: Max)#' (CC) A prim and during Prohibition Clint Eastwood. Burt Ig ) As Schools Match W hs [C N N ] CNN Investigative Report 1 : 1 5 P M ® MOVIE: Conquaat of proper secretary becomes inliabited by llie end mysterious death of an Australian 1984 Timothy Dalton Jonathan Pryce. the NBC movie. "Th e Alamo: 13 British colony. champion racehorse is chronicled. Tom Reynolds, Jane Alexander 1904 Rated ® World Series Report Spaca' A group of Army volunteers lead a spirit of 8 wild 1920 s flapper Glenn [T M C ] MOVIE Oreamscape W hile Rated R In Stereo 2 :0 0 A M ® MOVIE: TheComedlens Burllnaon, Marlin Vaughan. Judy Morris PG In Stereo ® Maude Days to G lory.” The movie also Brown first gained fame In fantastic existence in The Wheel, a man­ Close, Mandy Patinkin, Ruth Gordon working with a scientist who has discov [U S A ] Night Flight An Englishman m Haiti becomes com­ 1983. Rated PG In Stereo (T M C ] Short Film Showcase this country for his role In the made satellite that hangs in space, rotating 198S Rated PG. In Stereo ® What a Country ered a way to project one s conscious promised with a diplomat s wife and a na­ stars Brian Keith as Davy 1 1 :1 5 P M [ESPN] SportaCentar tive rebellion Elizabeth Taylor, Richard around Earth every two hours Walter 4 : 1 0 P M [C N N ] Sports Ctosa ijp [U S A ] AIrwolf E Throb ffioughts into another s dieams a psychic Crockett. Lome Greene as Sam PBS mlnlseries "A Town Like Brooke, Eric Fleming, Phil Foster 1955. 4 : 0 0 P M D WWF Superatara of stumbles upon a plot to use the method for Burton Alec Guiness 1967 6 : 3 0 P M ® CBS News [C N N ] CNN Inveatlgathrs Report 1 1 : 3 0 P M ® Solid Gold Alice” and In the Australian Wraatling 160 min I 4 : 3 0 P M (31) Oanca Fever political purposes Dennis Quaid Kate (53) Independent Network News Houston and Alec Baldwin as 1 : 3 0 P M ® wild Kingdom ® Small Wonder [ESPN] Collage Football 13 hrs 30 '3^ MOVIE Helpmates' Laurel end movie "Breaker Morant.” He (33) Puttin' on t]ia MIta ® Orestaat Sports Legends Capr.haw Max Von Sydow 1984 Rated Hardy elude their wives »n this slapstick (3i^ Thai's the Spirit Col. William Travis ® Pm Wraatling (60 min ) ® Slakel A Ebert A tha Movlaa min ) Live PG 13 In Stereo also starred In "The Thorn ® CINEMA: King Kong' Une equipe de ® dB Frugal Qourmst comedy Stan Laurel Oliver Hardy 1931 The NBC movie Is being [U S A ] Check It OutI (R) [C N N ] Crossfire (® Owl TV (CCI cineastes ramene un gorille giganlesque (33) Punto da Encuantro Deade Espana ® Bosom Buddies 9:10PM [CNN] Showbli Weak JiT Tales from the Darkslde filmed at Brackettville. 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By fratf Roger* does God want with a dead cat?” he asked. What he really wanted to know was what hen it comes to happened to Tabby’s body. explaining to your liie simplest truth is that all children how the living things die, and in the long world works, there run, it’s not helpful to pretend are some subjects that with children that this is not so. many parents would However we choose to phrase it, Wsimply rather avoid — subjects something like, "Tabby’s dead. Tandems are his passion like (teath and sex. But being the Honey. She was hit by a car and way it is, the world has a way we buried her body in the of raising these issues without garden," is probably as close to warning. And then come the the simplest truth as we can get. By PtiyfHt Zauncr the dedication of the London many wonderful people you questions. If that answer leads to other Bridge at Lake Havasu, Ariz. forget the rotten apples. We still A piece of advice that I’ve e’re talking bicycles “But it wasn’t enough. get Christmas cards from all found helpful is this: Find the questions about the facts of here: a lot of Ihetn. Various people were over the United States. The simplest truthful answers. death and what happens when No matter what our Robert Trepanier of approaching me to buy their ^captain of the Mississippi Queen Wien the family cat was run animals or people die, then we Alhambra,'Calif., by collections, and I needed to raise calls every time he’s in Los over, one mother counted herself can go on trying to find the children ask ua, we the latest reckoning, more money. Thai’s when 1 got Angeles and we pm him up fortunate that her 3-year-old son simplest truthful answers. The owns 290. His is one can alwaya aay, "I’m the idea of mounting di.splays at here” was away visiting relatives. chances are, though, especially Wof the largest private collections shopping centers." Trepanier’s big break came with very young children, that not quite aure how to Upon his return he naturally of antique bikes in the country, That inspiration was the start with the filming of “Hello, these further questions will come explain that right now, a veritable fantasyland of high Dolly," which u.sed 18 of his wanted to know where the cat of many happy summers spent was. “Tabby just wandered only little by little, over a long wheelers, rare old wooden touring the United States. bikes. It was the first of several but we’ll talk about It away and didn’t come back," period of time. cycles, solid-iron boneshakers, “My wife, Jeanne, spent the movies and television shows that A mother recently wrote to later." tandems, tricycles, racing bikes, winter months contacting provided a new set of adventures that mother chose to say, protecting, as she thought, both tell us that her 3-year-old had children’s velocipedes — all shopping malls across the for the Trepanier family. asked when their cat was going from the 1845-1905 era and all country to find towns that were One lovely summer, for her feelings and her son’s. to have kittens. “She’s never in working condition. planning Pioneer Days or other instance, they packed up the Instead, the boy began going to have kittens,” the They overflow the cluttered historic celebrations we could fit bikes and headed for Mackinac showing signs in increa.sed floor space of a mother truthfully replied, into. She set up an itinerary for Island in the Oreal Lakes, for anxiety about being separated knowing that the cat had been 10,000-square-foot addition to our summer tours. As soon as the filming of “Somewhere in from the people he loved and spayed. operation so tht she couldn’t That’s inventiveness, to be sure, quite sure how to explain that his home; they hang from the school was out, we loaded the Time,” which starred about situations in which he But her son wanted to know have kittens. Mother cats can but is it helpful? right now, but we’ll talk about it walls, dangle from the ceiling. kids and my parents into our Christopher Reeve. They all thought he might get lost. why. “I couldn’t imagine what have so many babies that there Probably not. “That’s the way later.” The collection is simply motor home, pulling a trailer spent three wonderful weeks Perhaps he feaied that if his to tell a young child about aren’t enough homes for them, dogs make puppies,” might be That’s a promise that needs to immense. with a couple dozen bikes, and there, put up in high style at the beloved Tabby could just wander so sometimes it’s better for them quite enough for the moment. It be kept, but as a response to But it’s not Just the size that started traveling from one hotel that was the l930«-style spaying a cat,” that mother said, away from him, so could this “so I changed the subject.” All not to have babies at all.” That, could well be some time before questions about touchy subjects, sets this collection apart, nor shopping mall to another. We all setting for the film. The girls caregivers. Worse still, he might woriced together, set up a nice the same, she knew that it seems to me, is at least close a child feels the need to ask it’s often the simplest truth of even the fact that it contains rode their old bikes around the wander away without meaning to such rarities as a bike that display, then we dressed in changing the subject hadn't to the simple truth. more, and more time stiil before all. ■ island and chatted with Reeve. because certainly Tabby hadn’t Any question that bears on President Teddy Roosevelt used period biking costumes and “We didn’t ever want to leave,” changed her little boy’s a child feels the need to know to ride. meant to: After all, she loved sexuality can make us unsure manned the display. Trepanier says. “There are curiosity. how mothers and fathers make What’s astonishing is that “Between exhibits, it was all him. What she may not have and uncomfortable about what to babies. certain places in America In another family, the parents over the past 20 years almost all fun. We explored the country, everyone should see in a considered is that while her reply. Adults' inventiveness I don’t believe it’s helpful to the bikes have bwn in use. saw all the sights. I was running chose to tell their son that “Ood son’s curiosity Itself could have: under fire can be astounding, as pretend that such things as death lifetime, and that’s one of took Tabby to heaven." To their They’ve led parades, dedicated a my father’s automotive business, them." If you ask about things and your the sight of two mating dogs can and sex don’t exist, or to make bridge, performed in movies and so every other week 1 flew home surprise, he persisted in parents won’t give you answers, reveal. “They’re just scratching it seem that such things just The most popular bikes in repeating his question, “Where’s television, appeared in to tend that, then flew back Trepanicr’s collection — and he may have started wondering, each others’ backs,” is one aren’t to be taiked about, or, on commercials. again." certainly the most picturesque — Tabby?” again and again as the is it all right to ask in the first explanation of the scene that the other hand, to jump the gun And the real beauty part is are the high wheelers, built with days went by. They kept giving place? I’ve heard, and I’ve been told of that the bikes have given the It was a real education in and tell our children much more a front wheel as high as a man, him the same answer until What she might have tried another quick-thinking grownup than they’re ready to understand entire Trepanier family summers geography. And everywhere they Tinally he came up with a went they talked to townsfolk and a low rear wheel. These are saying was something like, who toid a child, “The dog in or even wanting to know. No of travel, moments of adventure the bikes that often find their different question that made his and a grass-roots look at and learned more. “When Tabby was small, we front is sick, and her friend is matter what our children ask us, way into parades. insistent curiosity clearer: “What asked the vet to give her a little pushing her to the hospital.” we can always say, “I’m not America that few families could The year Disney World Handsome though they look, match. opened, they spent four weeks in they are devilish to ride. The Initially it was the high cost Florida, rehearsing with the bicycle seat, set dead center over of being a collector that set opening-day performers on the top of the high wheel. is Buy Early Trepanier off on a path that weekends, and traipsing across .sensitive to the slightest bump, Every Window eventually opened up an Florida from one end to the and a rut in the road or a stone and SAVE Breathes intriguing way of life for other Monday through Friday. in the path will send the rider himself, his wife and three They were in St. Louis for an Wr feature the latest innovation in flying over the handlebars. pool design and oonstrurtion. children. event re-enacting the 1868 Another perilous model, built It brings the outside “I’d been collecting for a World’s Fair, and the show’s in France in 1850, features ■ corrosion free filwrgiaAs pool producer took off a day to show in, and lets the inside while when I began to realize wheels that are hinged on a • thicker steel that the expense was getting out out. them the hidden sights of a town swivel under the seat. Pity the • insulated walls for warnipr water " \ I ]ii r of hand and that I’d either have she grew up in. Then, with • more pool bracing to find some way to make some days to kill, they took a unfortunate rider who gets off balance; a quick turn will swing • deck support Frame your art the money out of my hobby or give trip down-river on the • reinforcetl concrete deck available it up. Mississippi Queen. the wheels parallel and he’ll be same way a window “About this time I met a “There’s no way we could dumped out on the road. • automatic pool cleaners afford to do what wb’ve done," One of the most baffling of • maintenance-fftte design frames its view. promotions man named Tommy • now two location^Jo better serve vou Walker. He suggested I ride my says Trepanier, “except for the bikes to ride is a pooLStsrimrnns bikes in parades. He said they’d exhibits. The children are grown tum-of-the-century model called We are one of the area’s largest Rt. U NEW STORE pay me for use of the bike and now, but tho.se days are burned Bell Mobile. In operation, the residential pool dealers with COVENTRY 317 W. Service Rd for my riding it." into their memory. I don’t care handlebars and pedals go back thousands of satisfied pool owners. 742-7.308 Hartford 247-.5413 exposure f )t only did this enable him what kind of money a person and forth while the seat goes up O ur fiti goet on nnd on to lehy Weekdays 9-.S Mon. & Wed. n-.5:,30 to continue accumulating bikes, has, no one could get as much and down. Jeanne Trepanier not mlf ut todny/or o compfei^ Sal. 9-.5 . Tbura. & Fri. 11-7 aria tramlag but it was ftm. Soon people out of travel as we did. And the brought it with her when she fit! a n d fre^ etlim aie. Sun. 9-2 Sat. 11-.5. Sun. 9 2 111 Center Street IVepenler’s big break came with the filming of were calling him for half-time neat people we’ve met, you appeared on the “Tonight Manchester 64B-6939 performances at football games, can’t believe. I know there are Snow” and challenged Johnny "Hello, Dolly.” which used 16 of hia bikea. for bank openings, bikeafoons. jerks out there, but there are so Carson to ride it. (He did, but just barely.) ■ WEEKENP PLUS. S tord ay. Oct. 10. H ) fl r If} f ^ r I ' weg

v y MiffifB ffv m s # your car. Prevention o f this coiHfition involves a very careful Albert Crowder // yogtirt Is mmSe from ooM tig hand-washing o f the car, or the more than cubmrtg milk, what / kb* selection o f a car wash using die natrUonal mhoMc^e is there In most advanced equipment.” creates visages eating a emg e f gleibi yogurt as I asked Mr. R t^ rtson if it opposeg to sb ^ ty grimUmg m was not a good idea to put new cup o f m ttkt Vwe womdereg cars through automatic car abomt this fo r m long time. Dure washers because I had heard one that are haunting Ht^mer, St. fa ta , M luu. should wait umil the car is 6 Nutritionally speaking, there months old before subjecting it IS hardly any difference. If yon to those brushes. Robertson can toierate milk and like it. it’s replied, “This has to do with the By Hcrm Nathan and Lady Bird Johnson have certainly a much cheaper way o f hardness o f dte paint, which gening these same nutrients than purchased works by the depends on how the paint was by baying yogurt, which has ive years ago. then 64-year-old sculptor. dried. The pamt on new General become quite expensive. Bear in 59-year-old Albert When it comes to choosing Motors cars is heated after being types and shapes o f wood to mind also that yogurt with fruit Crowder closed his Fort has seven to eight teaspoons o f applied and, thus, dried sculpt, Crowder isn't too picky. Worth. Texas, grocery sugar added to it and is therefore immediately. There is no need to store to become a Usually he gets by with much higher in calories. wait to utilize an automatic car sculptor. "Got to where donations o f friends who dump For those individuals who wash. However, repainted cars IF couldn't sleep at wood loads in front o f his cannot tolerate the lactose in and paint repairs that are air-dried may take some time to night...worrying so much about former grocery store every milk, however — and in this week. country about 12 percem of fully cure. Though they appear sculpting, thinking I couldn't do to be dry, the subsurface may Sculptures take from two days whites and 70 percent o f blacks it. (^ ess it was trying to come still be soft. Advice should be to two weeks to finish, are lactose intolerant to some out o f me," says Crowder. "If degree — there is a distinct sought from the organization depending on "how quick they somebody had told me years ago advantage to eating yogurt. The doing the paiming regarding face," says the soft-spoken, Fd be doing this. I would have bacteria added to yogurt convert washing and polishing thought they were crazy. western-attired sculptor. the lactose in milk to lactic acid, procedures." "I don't have art training. Or Sometimes, stumped making the yogurt easily PREPARATION OP measure or copy anything," temporarily, he abandons the digestible. works for a few days until the ManyVpeople believe that the STEAK AT RESTAURANT explains Crowder. “ I can see a How does the Ponderosa form or a shape in a log. but I face appears. "I have worried bacteria irt>yogurt make their way to the intestines and cure a Hestaurant chain prepare Us don't see a face until I start. about mnning out o f faces, but I meat fo r cooUng? What grade don't think that will happen. host o f illnesses from dysentery o f steak da they use? I ’m Something will show up in the to typhus. The bacteria in Faces I just met are now certain that they cannot p£ford bone structure that reminds me yogurt, however, cannot survive o f a person I've known. I don't showing up, people who to serve V.S.D.A. prime cuts at beyond the stomach's gastric the prices they charge. What plain even remember some of the impressed me. I don't think I'll acids. In other words, it is not people until later. live long enough to sculpt all the precisely Is done to the steaks true that live yogurt bacteria are before they are broiled? John lo w fa t i "People ask me, 'How do people I've met. I believe performing miracles in the everybody is registered up there digestive tract. Ht0man, Cambridge City, Ind. L j ' o g u r t J you know the face is there?' My Ponderosa serves six types o f (in my mind) even if I don't In a research project at the hands go in there and spot it. steak, all o f which arc U .S.D .A. Nutrition Institute, part o f Ihe People ask me what I do if I remember them." inspected cuts. Tw o o f their U S. Department o f Agriculture, miss a lick with the chisel. steaks, the New York strip steak Crowder's working young, growing rats were fed a Well, that just doesn't happen." and the top sirloin steak, are environment helps restore the variety o f milks, including Crowder insists he never classified as U.S.D .A. memories he carves. His shop is yogurt. In all cases the rats fed iV "choice." For beef, there are knows what will appear from the littered generously with artifacts yogurt grew faster and gained wood until he starts sculpting. eight grades. The highest quality from another time and place. His weight faster than the rats fed Accordingly, it's impossible for is “ prime,” and the boyhood days in Snyder and the other types o f milk. I don’t second-highest quality is him to plan a sculpture of Old West. In his former grocery know what we are to conclude “choice." anything — a fact which has store can be found rusty tools, from this, but it would seem to says Lynn Lendnim o f the The other four steaks served about how to clean grave clean gravestones. According to exasperated a few art patrons. me that if yogurt is digested at Ponderosa are T-bone, California Table Grape worn-out cowboy boots and markers. You suggested a the leaflet supplied, “ Klenztone “ They come in and want me to almost twice as fast as milk, that porterhouse, ribeye and sirloin. Commission, “ and the flavor hats, gas stoves to heat branding method o f cleaning a grave is the greatest advance in stone do a sculpture o f themselves or could account for the rats’ Robert Doyle, manager o f also lasts indefinitely even if irons, brass cash registers, marker which came from the and concrete cleaning in over family. I won't do it. I can't," accelerated weight and growth. reseach and development for this wagon lanterns, saddles, gas removed from the stem.” What book “ How to Clean 1,000 years.” he states firmly. company, tells us that these will affect the nutritional value lights, wheels from a hand Everything" by Alma Moore. 1 This product comes in six The faces that appear in his REMOVING SCRUB steaks are “ non-graded.” Three and the flavor, however, garden plow, shears to tail-trim have no idea when that book formulations, all o f which are MARKS ON CAR o f these four steaks, the T-bone, whether Ihe grapes are detached work are all from Crowder's mares, nose-clippers for hogs, was written, but this is 1986 and liquid salt solutions. It contains Would you please give me some porterhouse and ribeye, are from the cluster or not, is being past. In Snyder, a small West the age o f high-tech. I was a no harsh acids, alkalis, bleaches etc. advice oh how to prevent scrub treated with some kind of exposed to room temperature. Texas community, as a boy he manufacturer’ s representative or abrasives to harm the surface. marks on a new car finish? Is flavoring solution. The solution Deterioration will set in rapidly followed his dad, a cattle buyer Other curious items fill the and sold to many cemeteries in Ask at your hardware store, or there any way to get them also contains a meat tenderizer. if the grams are left sitting around town. Young Crowder shop: deer head antlers, the Delaware area. My write the manufacturer: K & E removed? Houston HpfftHan, The tenderizer is papain, a around in h. bowl. Try to keep met cowboys, from the Old birdhouses, duck decoys, suggestiodjb to use a product Chemical C o., 16810 Miles Albert Crowder Is surrounded by some of the faces he Charleston, W.Va. natural derivative o f the papaya them refrigerated. West. During World War II, whiskey bottles, reward po.sters, called KI^Kone. You brush it Ave., Cleveland, Ohio 44128.■ Ronald Robertson o f General plant. Papain breaks protein on. There’s no scrubbing. while sailing with Admiral Byrd violin bodies, old clocks, car sculpts from wood. He says he has no formal art training. Motors Service Reseach advises down into small fragments, READER F E E D ^C K : Follow the instructions and just near Greenland in search o f horns, portraits o f several the following: “The ease with making the steak easier to chew. CLEANING g r a v e MARKERS rinse if o ff with cold water. German spies, Crowder presidents and those in the which these scuff marks can be The steaks are then frozen and Loulk Cohen, Ventnor, N.J.; Amazing!" If you Hava a consumar oriantad entertainment industry. removed depends on their befriended many Eskimos whose shipped to the restaurants. "1 am responding to your Thank you for supplying us quasdon, sand It to Sonfa Halnsa, friendly countenance have stayed His wife has much severity. An individual using LOOSE GRAPES suggestion to one o^ your j^with this information. I knew Sunday Woman Plus, 235 east in his mind over the years. understanding and patience. soft cloths and a fine polish can LESS NUTRITIOUS? readers in Cantonmejit,^Fla. here had to be an easier way to 45th Straat. Now York, N.Y. Sad faces, wise faces, Some nights Albert Crowder will remove minor blemishes 10017. IVIten we buy grapes I remove thoughtful faces, stem.and silent sleep overnight in his shop when to another.” He uses a shopping "The only worry I have about successfully. Severe scuffing should be referred to a thkm fh tm the duster because I faces, all Carved o f 5-to-8 foot he works late and long, caught cart todo this. Also, he's weeks my work is that 1 have so much professional because more find that my grantlchildren, chunks o f mesquite and mimosa. in the excitement o f a piece in behind his work schedule. And in my head about sculpture, and abrasive compounds and power who ordinarily won’t eat These are the imposing fruits o f progress. “ Every once in a he is not interested in chasing it's a pretty slow go. I worry grapes, will eat them when they money and fame. “ 1 don’ t think about putting the different polishing equipment can do Crowder’ s labor. He once while my wife thinks I ’m sick. severe damage in unskilled are so conveniently served. Do o f money. 1 make enough to meanings in my head into whittled windmills, owls and But I ’m just moody, thinking hands. grapes lose much o f their crosses for his own amusement. about my work.” make a living o ff it. effect.” ■ nutrition once they are loose? " I f the surface o f the paint is N ow he sells the small items Albert Crowder's work has What about their flavor p/ier actually scratched, il will and the huge, carved faces to never been shown in a gallery. being removed from the cluster? generally require a lepaint-type collectors, artists, lawyers and “ Really don’t need that,” Milton Klempfher, Ventnor, repair. Your local auto parts N.J. Fort Worth millionaires for five commented Crowder. “ Have store or dealer parts person will “ We are told that grapes to 300 dollars. Willie Nelson, enough trouble moving the recommend a polishing product retain their nutritional value Loretta Lynn, Freddy Fender heavy sculptures from one shelf after inspecting the condition o f indefinitely once detqched,” ' 22 Dining in WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Oct. I«. i m 22 Dining Out Owl M- t m Souffle: the uHiiiiate culinary puff Hot Tomato's

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While a dining room filled seven days a garnish of whole roasted chicken would be daily grined elegant culinary puff. eliminate thie cream of tartar pignolias was perhaps even bain-marie produces a more ' ^ Street to specialties, only tuna was That’s exactly what a because copper creates the same Asylum Street has done better than the peppers stable souffle, it takes almost available so prepared. The thick souffle is: a puff. It's chemical rection with the whites. nothing to diminish the lines themselves. twice as much time and it can steak was somewhat sman tor actually a thick cream Do not use salt. It weakens the waiting for tables and the IM.99, but one could not fault the sauce flavored with present a definite danger in The house salad was an foam so essential to the situation is not improved by a no undistinguished combination of grilling which charred the choppedS cooked meat, fish, handling. reservations policy. With Its leavening process. outside but left the inner meat fruit, vegetable, cheese, liquor, A souffle dish isn’t essential greens with tWn slices of carrot Never use a plastic bowl. Interesting and generally well and purple cabbage. The succulent. A sauce of capers, liqueur, chocolate or other but it does make for a nice prepared food, it is not tomato and anchovy totally gMidies. Beaten egg yolks are Plastic is a boon in the kitchen dressing, sparsely applied, was but not for beating whites. No presentation. A straight-sided surprising that Hot Tomato’s covered the fish and, while It blended into the sauce, then round casserole will be fine. creamy with an elusive herby matter how clean of fat you " « ^ e k » p e d a loyal following. taste. Bread, shaped like a large was flavorsome, it detracted folded into beaten egg whites. A few more tips for success: Though the tomato, in many from, rather than complement­ Isn’t that easy? think it is, plastic, being porous, Portuguese roll, had good tends to retain fat and fat Have the base well flavored. jpiises, decorates the walls in •exture and flavor. Even better ing, the skill of the grill chef. So, if you can make a cream Remember, the whites will have inhibits the absorption of air. framed posters. H is the pepper was the garlic bread, liberally Here was a clear case of when sauce, you can make a souffle no seasoning and they provide that is most frequently featured less would have been more. — for a first course, entree or Whites should be beaten until spiked with finely chopped about half the volume of the on the menu. The food as garlic, cheese and herbs. No such error was made with dessert. The beauty of it all is still and glossy but not dry and mixture. described sounds wonderftil. it until they will not slip when the Hof Tomato’s identifies Itself regard to the vegetable served that even a main course souffle Don’t use too large a dish. snnells delicious and it looks with the tuna. These green beans made with leftovers can look bowl is tilted. But overbearing as an Italian restaurant so it is The souffle will rise, of course, beautiful on the plate: not surprising that half of the were cooked Just to warm with luscious when it comes to the will break the air bubbles you've but not as dramatically as it does unfortunately, taste does not all of the crunch left intact and table. entrees are pasta. Among beaten in. Blend the egg yolks in a small dish. Magically, a always reach the same high with marvelously balanced Some of the most confident almost a dozen choices, we and any additional ingredients souffle rises above the rim of the level. Such was the case with a seasoning as well. Tomato cooks hesitate to try a souffle into reserved sauce. selected the fettucine a la dish but will not spill over. stuffed pork loin. Three-mch carbonara. It was a felicitous sauced pasta was immeasurabiibly because of the numerous 4. Fold the yolk mixture into slices of tenderloin rolled with Improved by a llberM grating i “don’ts" they’ve read or heard. If there is less than '/j-inch decision as the homemade pasta to i the whites by pouring the yolk space from the mixture to the fontina cheese, roasted peppers, was texturally perfect and the excellent parmesan cheese Not to worry. mixture over the whites, then spinach and ground pignolia brought to the table by a waiter. Only two of the don’ts are rim of the dish, you can extend rich combination of prosciutto, gently but thoroughly with a it with a collar. nuts were served atop a caper bacon, parmesan, egg yolks, Of the three desserts valid: Don’t get even a smidgen rubber spatula move the mixture and arugula pesto. It’s not that It available, the connoli suffered of egg yolk or other fat into the Grease the dish, and the collar cream, butter and sage was from the bottom of the bowl was in any way bad. It was not as Ideally blended. My son declared from an underbaked shell and an whites or they won’t whip up. if you’re using one. and dust good as the splendid description through the center and then over them with flour, bread crumbs It the best pasta dish he’d eaten undistinguished filling. Better Fat keeps the whites from Similarly with three-minute this year was the chocolate decadence, a absorbing air, which is a the top, turning the bowl as you or grated chee.se. For a dessert work croutons of Italian bread spread slim amalgam of chocolate necessary ingredient in a souffle. souffle, you might dust with with liver pate and topped with We were advised that globotto. When it looks fairly uniform a combination of veal, sausage creamlness with a pool of Make sure the bowl and beater granulated sugar, finely chopped slices of prosciutto. The taste raspberry puree beneath. are thoroughly clean. And don’t with tiny flecks of white still nuts or cookie crumbs. The and chicken with tomatoes, was only satisfactory and the mushrooms, fennel and Pied- Best was the chocolate layer sneak a peek in the oven during visible, it’s ready. If the sauce is dusting gives the souffle portion seemed skimpy for $5.50. Oevkf Aoehe/Meochesw Mwald heavy you may .soften it by monte red wine would be spicy cake, topped with a rich the first 20 to 25 minutes. Cool something to climb up on. A perfect souffle Is easy to make. Just follow the Roasted peppers Toscana was chocolate glaze, decorated with air can cause a collapse. folding a small smount of beaten and the warning was To make a collar for the directions. chocolate flavored whipped A cozy corner alcove of Hot Tomato’a In Here are four steps for making whites into it before adding it to souffle dish, ue a 4-inch-wide cream and filled with wonderful a perfect souffle: the bowl of whites. band of cooking paper or marscapone cheese. Cinnamon Hartford awaits diners. 1. Separate the eggs as soon The basic souffle for two to triple-fold of aluminum foil, Not Tonifto't reserved sauce. Dust dish with a little of the flavored coffee made everything as you remove them from the four servings is like the four long enough to go around the taste better. Gently but thoroughly, fold Parmesan cheese. 909 Atyfum Si, Hartford, 249^8100. refrigerator. They separate best steps, based on four fours: outside of the pan and overlap Appetizers priced at $4. a to yolk mixture into whites. Squeeze drained spinach to when cold. To almost insure Four eggs. 'A cup butter, 'A two inches. Secure it with string Hours; Lunch, Monday through Friday, 11:30 a.m. $5.75 seemed high while main Carefully pour into I '/i-quart remove any excess water. against getting a bit of yolk into cup flour and four 'A (one full) or transparent or masking tape. souffle dish or casserole. For a to 2; 30 p.m.; Dinner, Monday Through Thursday, s to 10 dishes appeared fairly priced at Combine all ingredients and add the whites, the American Egg cups of milk, to all of which Armed with these dos and “lop hat," hold spoon upright p.m.; FridayandSaturday,sto 11p.m.: Sunday, 5to9 t t . a to $13.95. The layer cake to yolk-sauce mixture. Proceed Do you know of a restaurant you’d like to see Board urges using an egg you can add up to I 'A cups of don’ts, hints and helps, you're and circle mixture to make ring p.m. was well worth the $S.a; the with Basic Souffle directions, separator. This is safer than solids, pureed, shredded or ready for the main-dish beauties about I inch from side of dish Dress: Casual. connoli was not. reviewed here? Write to Sondra Aator Stave at baking in preheated 350F oven bouncing the yolk from one shell finely chopped. Large pieces that follow. and I inch deep Bake in preheated Credit cards accepted: MasterCard, Visa, Is It fair to be disappointed In a Weekend Plus Magazine, P.O. Box 591, half to the other. Or, drop the will sink and spoil the dramatic First the basic recipe: .J50F oven until puffy, delicately 30 to 45 minutes. Serve American Express. restaurant that delivers a good browned and souffle shakes immediately. meal when the menu seems to Manchester 06040. egg into the palm of your hand, look you want. BASIC SOUFFLE Handicapped access: yes. slightly when oven rack is gently promise one that Is great? Join fingers spread apart, and the The added ingredients should 'A cup butter Reservations: not accepted. white will slip through into the not dilute the base. There should 'A cup flour moved back and forth, 30 to 40 Shrimp de Jonghe Souffle is the crowds in line and decide for minutes. Serve immediately. bowl. I first break the eggs into be enough so that the sauce is gorgeous enough to serve to yourself. 'A teaspoon salt Yield: 2 to 4 servings. a saucer. still about the consistency of I cup milk guests you want to impress. ■ Have three bowls ready: one whipped cream. 4 eggs, separated Follow the Basic Souffle for the yolks, one to take the Forget some of the old 'A teaspoon cream recipe up to the point of eggs that don’t separate cleanly, warnings that scared you off. o f tartar blending in the additional and for the whites, a thoroughly NIKKI’S You need not bake a souffle I 'A cups additional ingredients. Then proceed with 254 Broad Street, Manchester, Conn. Prices Dinner clean glass, ceramic or metal immediately after preparing it ingredients, optional the following for a truly great o haven’t bowl (no plastic). Because Although you will get best seasoning, optional Spinach and Smoked Salmon WONG’S Specials whites beat best at room results if it’s baked at once, you In medium saucepan over Souffle. 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