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Treaty to Ban Medium, Short Nuke Missiies

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IHHUMS U W N M n MRS New HQ: Perns back 8th accord, bonds / page 3 | O n stage; Teen IMLE FORMLE I 2 BEDROOM townhouM CHRYSANTHEMUMS condo. SMO inontli. No dig your ow n. 550 Bush DODGE ChorgtFhif^ 60 MUSTANG Factory gets UtllltiM. NO pots. 646- Hill Rd., Monchostar. bock 03. 4 evlindgr, 33W-AI. After 5:30 647- 4 rastorad. 6 cylindar, spggd, pin otrlpg Inta- 40,000 mllas on angina. •000-Pot. Top M l Equals: MHS, Windham in scoreiess tie / page 9 1 musical / page 13 rlor, sunroof om/fm Excallant condition. Any emounl dsOvorsd. AIs a m, cossotfg sforoo. 643- 84500. 649-5945 oftar HOMES 5641 ovonlngs. PVOKIIQV • POwOVf fMfNM. FORREHT HONDA Civic 19^0.54,000. MVN CMtlMICltaN Naw brokas, rallobla. COVENTRY-4 room Du­ 872-14OO/660-B65S if f . F f a a Body naads work. S7W plex, 2 bedroom, wall- or bast offar, 647-1543. to-wall carpet, ap­ CLYDE pliances, no pets. M7S F U a 0H./G0M7 CHEVROLRT-BUICK. INC. monthly. 747-6736. FMEWQOD ROUTE S3, VERNON COUNTlIlY llvlnp. Small 70 Cougar XR7 house on 3.7 acres In FIREW OOD freel Polled 01 OMsOmegs Coventry. 1475 per 3 months, trunk pieces, OZRegoissaw PH O EN IX pop-up sloops month plus heat and opproximotely 2 cord. 02 0enh«ys«os 0. Sfova, rofrlgarotor, utilities. Ideal for sln- 12"-1I" diameter by I I OSOelsbttlyssr. hootar, good condition. ole or couple. 646-2253. " lenerth. Must be split. aC|RI!lll|| OSPOldPISOXLTSM Aftar 4 646-1003. 8500. Avolloble October 1st. Take all. 642-0232. HrralJi ‘ C t in ifs o •■rnsnifiEt OS Cevoller MSHi ManchBStor A City o! Villaije Charm >\ND6v ER Loke. 5 room OS BonnswSle 4 *. ■MOTORCYCLES/ house on lake front. OS QM C JHmtyssns wi •TOO per month. Coll Alumlnumiildifio OS Hegel 4 *. 649-2«71 or 643-7605. l « l l « 04Clers44r., Y A M A H A 1900 250 Excl- Friday. Sept. 16,1987 30 Cents FLUTE. Bundy. Great for - S i f w i n s ' 04 Regel aaw* far. Runs good. Naads 04 Oelsbrity 44r. minor rapoirs. Asking INDUSTRIM. bofllnner. Excellent « » ‘d » • • • BICM PROPERTY condition. 1105. 643- 04 Camera sMss 8250.6464704. 64M. ______00. S8 Chevy 8-10 pMa* 5000 sauare feet commer­ ALTO-Soxaphone. By- CMP S cial space. Available conn with carry cose. nrS.«8»'SQtTON 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 ns MU Treaty to ban Accord Immediately. Many Asking S250 negotiable. possible uses. Warren 646-5206. < 4 « ^ 2 8 i 4 E. Howland Inc. 643- < llOt. PET8 ARD aLool backers 8ARME8 SUPPLIES medium, short B' AROSTORASE FR EE to good home. 4 » 4 9 8 7 organize HORSE Barn - 3 stalls, yeorold Lob Cross dog. a< Trainned and loveable. E bi pasture and ring avail­ 647-9305. able to rent. Provide nuke missiies By Alex GIrelll Ft AKC Lahsa Apsa. 3 MEROIRTS own core or shore with Associate Editor to 3 persons. Coll 646-1M7. males, 3 females. in Ready 10/4/07. 0250. 647-9065.______Eighth District backers of a n i Merchondlse PO M ERA N IAN puppies. TW CASS CARS Reagan and Gorbachev proposed agreement between the CARS district and the town over fire and wi Black. 2 female, 2 SALES o n FOR.SALE m FDR SALE FOR SALE male. 413-267-3770, or E. to hold summit this year sewer jurisdiction have formed a S/ 413-267-5121. S E P T E M B E R 10th ,19th, vw Bug 1967. Racondltl- political action committee called FORD Granada 1977.8625 FORD Escort wagon 1984. "Y E S ” for “ Yes, End Strife. P 9-5. Porfobla sawing enSLES onOd,ope.vwg staraoVIvrVO cossatte.COVWTTey or bast offer. 6434877 5 speed, rust proofed, I mochlna, dropas, cor- MISCELLAREOUS haotar, 40k. Aftar 6pm. ’after 3pm. stereo. Excellent con­ Its officers, named at a meeting 4 RADIOS, wall mirror, 30 FOR SALE patlng, Victorian pa- 643-6135. Morv.______WASHINGTON (AP) - The televised announcement, noted that dastol sink, hair loom PONTIAC Hatchback dition. Original owner. United States and Soviet Union Thursday night. Include two former X 46 with flowers VW 1974 Bug. Rool claon, 643-8745 evenings. he and Shultz had met hours beyond ground edge. 646-0233. dinnar sat. Much mora. 1980. Worth saolng. 649- nmiMlng have reached an “ agreement in officers of STEAL, a group that last TEE Shirt transfers. Ap­ rabullt angina, Mag 4791. their original plan and said. "The proximately 3000, also 140 Kannady Rood, *»INto 1977. Excellent principle" to ban medium- and road to an agreeement... turned out year successfully fought against Monchastar. whaals. 81200.649-8407 SO to 100k numerals and CLASSIC 77 VW converti­ condition Inside and O VERi^LER .INVOICE Ohorter-range nuclear missiles and to be more difficult than anyone had adoption of a town Charter provi­ RENAULT LaCar l5ao. 4 ble. All white. Low sion that would have paved the way CL0THIR6 letters for shirts, cops, FRIDAY « 'Saturday. out. Low mileage. 8625. SSKW have agreed that President Reagan thought.” etc. Best offer. 649-3642 Saptombar 18, 19. 70 spaed. Running condl- mileage. Must see. 644- 643-7265. for consolidation of the district with tlon, only 8200.649-7057. 3120.______*~/MORIA^Y BROTHERS/ and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba­ He said that over the last few BROWN Russian Seal and offer 5:30pm.o______Jarvis Rood. Multi PLYM O U TH 73 Valiant. chev will hold a summit before the days "we have experienced a the town without the consent of fomlly, 9-3. BUICK Century 1981. 4 VW Quantom sedan 87. leather locket. Size 18. CHILDREN'S Clothing. Excellent condition. HBwe: w end of the year, Reagan announced complex spectrum of emotions, district voters. m U l TI family corner ot door, automatic. Full Fully loaded. Super stereo. Mounted STSTXH”* KMitaNiMiTMiT Excellent condition. Most Items under SI. MANCMiTn.coNNrcncui 0 4 3 -5 1 3 5 today. from anxiety to a strong emotional The former STEAL officers are 8325. 649-5009. Private home. 644-1950. Stone and Edmund power with extras. 813,000/best offer. 646- snow tires. 8995. 646- Boby crib $65. Street. Rain or shine. Bast offer. 871-9430. 1232 days. 1830. > The treaty — Reagan’s first arms uplift The day before yesterday, I attorney Robert Bletchman, who Fridoy 8, Soturday. ^ORO Granada 1980. 4 accord with the Soviet Union — said to Secretary Shultz that it is was chairman of STEAL, and WALL unit. Chrome and would be the first to ever ban an time to bring in the harvest. And he William Sheriden, who was its FURRITURE glass. Storage space. Saptombar 18,19.10-3. door, air excellent con­ Looks good. 835. 646- BOLTON. Saptombar 18, dition. 82000 or best entire class of nuclear weapons. agreed.” treasurer. COFFEE table ond end 7041. 1-5. Saptambar 19, 9-3. offer. 6494487. Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard In the end, he said, “ for the first Shevardnadze called the agree­ time in the history of the existence Sheriden Is treasurer of YES ond table (together or se- 24' above ground pool, Multi family. Children Ca d i l l a c 1977 sedan Her»ld photo by Pinto Bletchman is its assistant treaurer. poroteKone Individual new liner, good condi­ and adults clothing, Devllle d'Elegance. ment “ a common success for all of nuclear weapons, ... it has been gloss topped coffee ta­ tion. You disassemble. household Items. Jol- Power windows, fhankind, for all civilization.” possible to agree on the elimination Joseph Mesquita works at a compu­ ity College. He is the college’s Bernard Niedzielski is chairman ble. Coll 742-5918 Best reasonable offer. ousla windows, brakes, seats, locks, . The president said Secretary of of two classes of nuclear weapons," of YES. Niedzielski Is captain of the evenIngs.D Coll 649-1299offer 6pm. wooden storms, ate. air. Am/fm stereo tape State George Shultz and Shevard- the shorter-and medium-rhnge ter terminal at Manchester Commun- director of minority programs. Eighth District volunteer fire Rain or shine. 384 Lake deck. Extra snow tires liadze, who settled major differen­ missiles. "This is a beginning.” department. WATERBED king size. BASSETT crib and Street. on rims. Excellent con­ Complete package ex­ changing table. Excel­ ces in a 9'A-hour negotiating session By year's end, he said, "both we James Sarles, a deputy chief in cluding headboard. dition. 83500. 6464333. lent condition. Bedding Thursday, will meet In Moscow and our American partners have the fire department, is vice chair­ Asking 8100. Coll 742- Included. 8175.646-5061. next month to work out the rest of confidence the treaty will be 5918 evenlnos.g FLEA MARKET man of the political action commit­ ROW ING machine. Ex- TAKE A LOOK the details and set the date and signed.” M CC minority students have M A P L E 42" round table Musical Fntlval tee. He was one of the four district cellent condition. 850. agenda for a summit in the United On Capitol Hill, Senate Majority negotiators who worked out the with 8" leaf, 4 captain Coll 649-9334. S s fl IB / IB-6 States, presumably in . choirs. 875. 872-8974. 85 Ford T-BIrds Leader Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., terms of the proposed town-district HALF Pricell Save Manchastar Band • 6 9 9 5 In a nationally televised, an­ welcomed "the apparent progress SOFA bed ton. Good con- friendly face in their corner agreement. 50% 11 Best, large flash­ Shall. MIsc. wares. eevw Jotiavor.. nouncement at the White House. that has been made" but cautioned dltlon. Comfortable. ing arrow sign 82991 Many dealers. The YES secretary Is Darlene 8100 or best offer. 646- Ak. SunnW * 8 4 9 5 Reagan said that the three days of that "the Senate will carefully Lighted, non-arrow Featuring U.S.-Soviet talks in Washington scrutinize details of any treaty.” By Andrew J. Davis difference but understand that they should be here. Niedzielski, wife of the chairman. 5005. 82891 Unllghted 82491 85 Mazda RX7 GSL'SE' showed the two sides "have serious “ Keep in mind that it requires a Herald Reporter They should also interact with non-minority Bernard Niedzielski said this 1 2 P IE C E blue and gold Free letters I See lo­ CITY LIGHTS * 1 1 , 9 0 0 flowered velour living differences in many areas, (but) two-thirds vote” to ratify any students. It’s a two-way street.” morning that the committee will cally. Coll todoyl Fac­ (swing band) the tone of the talks was frank and treaty. Byrd told reporters. “ Keep room set. Excellent tory direct: 1 (000) 88 Nissan Stanza Help has arrived for minority students at Mesquita is a sociology graduate from the State hold meetings at various schools, Sponaorad by 4 Or. • 7 9 9 5 in mind that the Senate may want to condition. 8250. 647- 423-0163 anytime. constructive and notable progress Manchester Community College. University of New York at Stoney Brook. He did together with members of the town A< was made. add some reservations and under­ jS35p ______MCC- 86 Line. Town Car It has come in the form of Joseph Mesquita. the graduate work in sociology at Yale University. negotiating team, to promote a GORDON cocktail and Studant Saniti ttBCHBOBB $ A V E " I ’m pleased to note that an standings,’^ including those dealing director of minority student programs at MCC. favorable vote within the district p TAB He has worked at Yale as an assistant dean of the lomp tables. 8150. 84 Mercury Marquis agreement in principle was with conventional weapons and Since he joined the staff in May. MCC’s only Nov. 3 on four questions that will go Ste' SALES reached to conclude an IN F treaty” Soviet occupationn of Afghanistan. undergraduate college, where he helped minority "New". Call otter 1pm. Brougham *4995 Hispanic administrator has worked to recruit, before district voters. sou 659-2269. and to work out details fora summit Shultz, who answered reporters’ retain and help minority students. students. mal SATURDAY 0, Sunday Unless there is a majority yes SOFA and chair. Good WARTEOTO 85 Bronco II, with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba­ questions after Reagan’s brief Mesquita. 36. a New York native, says minority He speaks Spanish, which helps him relate to September 19-20. 9:30- AMO.rS4>4 *10,200 vote on all four, the agreement pro condition. Good for BUY/TRADE chev "later this fall.” announcement, noted that even students have special needs, and that's where his 3. 74 Thomas Drive, Spanish speaking students. cannot be approved. T Cottage or den. 885. 82 Mazda RX7 QSL *6495 Shevardnadze, at a news confer^ "with a class of nuclear weapons office comes in. “ I speak Spanish. That's key,” he said. Manchester. Women's O LD and naw furniture, Walter Joyner, district president, Ind 649-1433. clothing, large sizes, ence at the Soviet Embassy min­ “ If they understand that I understand (their "Language is still an important factor." household Items, and 84 Mazda Pickup *4595 a district negotiator, and a backer Ho| books, lewelry, re­ utes after Reagan's nationally Please turn to page 12 problems), then the students feel optimistic and ^esquita will receive help through a 115,540grant glassware. Will pay 83 Lynx Wg., m . a c * 3 9 9 5 of the agreement, said today that Fot C0RD0MIRIUM8 cords, housewares, bi­ good about coming here,"he said. "(But) they have to the school from the State Education Department. cosh. 646-8496. backers had already received it w cycle, car covers, 85 MAZDA 028 different needs such as social needs, peer groups, According to MCC Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. FORRERT much more. offers of financial support even sou «4^P#AAS 10495 ethnic and academic backgrounds. There are many Harry A. Meisel, the grant will help with programs, before the political action commit­ WOI different things that make them different,” services and support staff for minority students. 88 Markur XR4TI *11,495 tee papers were signed Thursday WfSBMniJ Automotive Shooting of airman According to Andrew A. Paterna. director of MCC is looking into hiring e minority recruiter, 85 Buick Regal *7495 night. dru admissions at MCC. there are 350 to 400 minority increasing academic advisement and tutoring He said the papers will be filed WOODMERE PLACE students at the college. services, and even extending bus service past 6 p.m. d id 85 Olds Calais * 6 3 9 5 today In the office of the secretary tolc Spacious and attractive 1 and 2 bedroom CARS AOA.BBr ness with the Town, os por son dssmsd to bo In tho best Bork said, " I don’t want anybody to Education reserves the right Pederol Order IIS41 77 D O D G E I______Entertainment 14 S p o rts------Howell Heflin, D-Ala., Boric denied not true" because he has upheld It really would be preposterous to tion bearings, Bork continued his to accept or reiect any or oil Interest ot the DIetrtet. think courts should be passive and we Bid forms, plans and soodll- Omwir.SSK Miwllt •4.006 Focus____ 13 Television - his opponents' contention that be minorities and women in seven of say things I said to you and then get attempt to assure a divided Senate bids or the right to wolvo collons aro ovolloMo at tho JOSEPH TRIPP not defend individual liberties.” pin technical formollHos It It Is In Oeneral Servlees' office. FIRE COMMISSIONER 77 CADILLAC SEDAN Local news 3,6.12 U.S /World. would be anti-civil rights on the eight opinions while on the U.S. on the court and do the opposite. Judiciary Committee that he would the best Interest to do so. DoVILLE Nlcol •3,480 to; Town ot Monchostor, CT Doted at Monchoster, Conn, Richard A. Huot, Robort B. Wolss, th is Olh day of Seotomber, chfl DIrector/BusIness Services Oonorol Monogor 1187. 875- 3311 5 9 1 0«M)9 04349 041-00 t ■- MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. U, 19«7 MANCHESTER HERAl.n, Friday, Sept. 16, 1987 — 3 THE WEATHER REGIONAL V;EATHER Dum p level nwAocu-WeaVier^'fofecast lor SAJI..Saluntay. September 19 Aocu-Weather'^forecast for Saturday , Dems open headquarters Daytime Condilions and H i^ Tcmp<;r;Ttiii«‘'; may reach Accord & bond issue are on the agenda

to the sky By Andrew Yurkovskv “ Do you realize that if we did not court. 1 Herald Reporter have a J.C, Penney, our mill rate The town is now appealing the The state's Department of Envir­ would be 1 mill higher for each Superior Court decision that re­ onmental Protection has invited The Democratic Party opened its resident. And that’s what this quired the referendum to be held. public comment on a request by the headquarters on Main Street (mall) property could do for While supporting the referendum, Town of Manchester to keep using Thursday night.-offerlng a preview Manchester." Weinberg said. town officials have said the court the town’s sanitary landfill until it of what may be the most prominent Holding up a map of the Buckland decision must be challenged be­ is 40 feet higher than its present Issues In the November elections. area, Weinberg pointed out that the level. cause of other issues It raises. Members of the Town Ckimmittee improvements to be financed by the Director Stephen T. Penny out­ The town made its first applica­ unanimously endorsed the agree­ bonds would benefit an area larger lined the terms of the town and tion for vertical expansion of the ment between the town and the than the mail, although the bonds landfill off Olcott Street in 1985 and Eighth District agreement, which Inventing Preeidente Eighth Utilities District. They also would be paid back primarily from updated it a year ago. he helped to negotiate. He emphas­ Image-making has long been a part of preeidential unanimously supported the $13 taxes on the mall development. George Kandra, director of pub­ ized that committee members need p(^tic8. In the 1840 caitnpaign, for example,, the Whigs million bond issue for improve­ She said that if the bonds are not lic works, has estimated that the to educate voters on what the FRONTS ments around the proposed Mall at tried ^ portray Democrat Martin Van Buren as the measure, if approved, will add approved, the mall might be built in agreement means. Buckland Hills. can^^ate of the wealthy. While Van Buren did have eight years to the life of the landfill, South Windsor instead. Penny said the issue is especially ««w m Co m Staeonary Both the accord and the bond Someone asked If the referendum important for the electorate In the IOR7 Arxu WiMftN*! Ii extravagant tastes, he was actually the son of a humble which otherwise might be filled in about 24 years. issue will be put to the voters in would be binding. Kevin O’Brien, Eighth District because district tavenikeeper. Whig opponent William Henry Harrison, He said the expansion would referendum questions on the No­ an attorney for the town’s Eco­ voters must answer “ yes” to four who did come from a wealthy Virginia family, adopted permit disposing of 1.27 million vember ballot. nomic Development Commission, questions rather than just one, as the rugged common-man image. His campaign symbols cubic yards of waste and save the Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg told answered that the Board of Direc­ voters in the rest of town will be Rain drenches East; were a log cabin and a jug of hard cider. town about $600,000 a year over the committee members that the De­ tors would respect the will of the able to do. cost of joining a regional waste mocrats have taken the lead in people. The agreement, which would DO Y O U K NOW — What President made extensive facility. Harald photo by Yuikovtky offering incentives to bring indus­ S s But when asked whether the settle longstanding differences be­ use of "fireside chats” on radio? Public comment is being sought Democratic Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg points to a map try to town and to increase the directors would have a legal tween the two governments, calls clear skies in West by the D EP until Oct. 11. Copies of town’s tax base. She said the Mali at obligation to abide by the referen­ THURSDAY’S ANSWER— The 17th Amendment guaran­ of the Buckland area during the opening of Democratic for the district to give up its sewer the plan can be inspected at the Buckland Hills is another example dum, O’Brien admitted that the system in exchange for the town’s By The Associated Press Virginia and over much of tees direct election of Senators. D E P’s solid waste management headquarters Thursday. ( of those efforts. question can only be answered in Buckland firehouse. southern New York and southern • Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1987 office, 122 Washington St., Hart­ A stationary front extending New England. ford, from 8:30 a.m to 4:30 p.m. across the central Appalachians A Newipaper In Education Program Monday through Friday. Heavy rains prompted flood brought showers and thunder­ Sponsored by Manchester is one of the few CPR instructor wahts to see watches through today for the towns in Connecticut that still has E storms to much of the Northeast Catskill Mountains and the lower The Manchester Herald Shays’ D.C. office today, prompting flood watches space left in a landfill, and the town. in New York and Pennsylvania. Hudson Valley in eastern New so far, has resisted efforts to be York and in the southwestern included in the Mid-(k>nnecticut Rain was common from Pen­ lifesaving taught in schools part of the state, as well. Project of the Connecticut Re­ gets town man’s help nsylvania and New Jersey south­ source Recovery Authority. The Since Gloria Langer started the respond to a call within five ward into Maryland and northern An overnight flash flood watch Almanac authority will begin accepting trash comprehensive two-session course town’s CPR program nearly two minutes, someone who has stopped covered much of southwestern next year from 44 participating is offered at a cost of $10. By Andrew Yurkovskv Shays' candidacy in May until years ago, about 800 people have breathing can suffer brain damage Pennsylvania, where 20 homes municipalities for disposal in a Since last year, the program has Herald Reporter his victory against Democrat TODAY’S MOON: Between been trained to perform cardiopul­ if resuscitation has not been started Weather Trivia were evacuated late Thursday Sept. 18, 1987 regional trash-to-energy recovery been administered by the hospital Christine M. Niedermeier on P last quarter (Sept. 14) and monary resuscitation. before four minutes have passed. due to flooding along Four Mile Today’s w eather picture was drawn by Jamie Wolff, who lives plant in the South Meadows section under the guidance of the EMS David BlackwelL-goLhis first Aug. 18. As the campaign S iMl T n r new moon (S ^ t . 22). But Langer, whowill stepdownat Langer said. How many microscopic particlor. Run Creek near Darlington. Today Is the 261st of Hartford. Council, but the town,as well as the taste of politics when he worked progressed. Blackwell took on on Timrod Road and attends Martin School. day of 1987 and the i the end of the month from the Irene Smith, the emergency Of wafer get together to form an TODAY’S TRIVIA: In what country was The plant is being tested now. hospital provides support. for former Stale Sen. Carl A. more duties, scheduling events Thunderstorms dumped over 2 90th day of summer. town’s Emergency Medical Servi­ medical services coordinator at average size rairxlrop'^ Greta Garbo bom? (a) Norway (b) Swe­ In July, Edward D. Crosby, a Smith is pleased with the work Zinsser's 1984 campaign. Now. and assisting Shays’ press inches of rain Thursday after­ J ces Council, sees room for den (c) United States member of the state’s Solid Waste Manchester Memorial Hospital, that Langer has accomplished in ju.st three years later, the secretary. noon and evening in Pennsylva­ improvement. Management Advisory Council, recalls one incident in a local the two years she has been the CPR 23-year-old Manchester native ,He Is one of three paid nia. High winds downed power CONNECTICUT WEATHER TODAY’S BARBS She would like local businesses to grocery store when two customers coordinator. has taken on Washington. TODAY’S HISTORY: On this day in said the town should sell its landfill legislative assistants working BY PHIL PA8TORET begin educating employees in CPR administered CPR to a heart- lines at Homer City and Washing­ 1873, the U.S. depression known as for use by the trash to energy plant “ I think the-CPR prograifn has Blackwell resigned in August for Shays, and he is the only Class Is having the only matched set of and other lifesaving techniques. ton, Pa., and large trees were the Panic of 1873 began; it was caused and use the money to offset the fees attack victim before paramedics been on a steadily upward course from his third-district seat on assistant who is not a holdover satellite dishes In the neighborhoood. And she wants the town’s three high toppled in Greensburg and Northwest Hills, Central, Eastern Interior, Southw­ by railroad speculation. charged by the plant. arrived. She said the victim’s since its inception, and I think if will the Republican Town Commit­ from McKinney’s staff. Right schools to make training in CPR a Latrobe. est Interior: Tonight, periods of rain likely. Low in the But Kandra has said it will cost survival could have been the result continue to rise,” she said. tee to work as a legislative now he is Shays’ legislative TOOArS BIRTHDAYS: Samuel John­ The biggest goof in auto design came requirement for graduation. At<- of the early care that the two 50s. Saturday, mostly cloudy. A 30 percent chance of the town less to continue to use the The EMS council has not yet assistant for U.S. Rep. Chris­ director is teaching him the Elsewhere, showers and thun­ son (1709); Greta Garbo (1905); Clau­ when they removed the crank from the present only Manchester High provided. named someone to take Langer's topher Shays. He will be doing ropes. front of the car and put it behind the landfill than it will to dispose of derstorms were scattered from showers. High in the mid 60s. dette Colbert (1905); Robert Blake School offers a class in CPR, and Langer said that people sign up place, but an instructor In the CPR research and answering letters wheel. trash at the plant. The nitty-gritty of campaign eastern New Mexico and western West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, periods of rain (1934); Ryne Sandberg (1959) that one is voluntary. for the course for a variety of program is being considered for the for the 4lh District congress­ work Is what got him interested Texas across western Oklahoma The program was started in 1985 reasons. Some have relatives with likely. Low 55 to 60. Saturday, mostly cloudy. A 30 TODAY’S QUOTE: "It is better to live TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWER: (b) GrM a post. Smith said. She said she is man, who beat his Democratic in politics. Lethal soil in Laos under the EMS Council to provide and Kansas into south-central percent chance of showers. High 65 to 70. rich, than to die rich" — Samuel Garbo was born Greta Gustafson In heart conditions, others need the confident the program will be able opponent last month to take the " I think Initially it was Nebraska. A few thunderstorms Johnson. . An unknown number of lethal support for the town’s paramedics training for their jobs. to carry on without Langer seat held by the late Stewart B. working on Sen. Zinsser’s cam­ lingered over the southern Appal­ Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk ® 1>I7. NEWSPAPER ENmU>RlSE ASSN. cluster bomblets — some of the 2 unit. The rationale was that a The program offers a one-session Langer, 43. said she decided to McKinney. paign,” he said. "When he was achians. Rain was scattered from Point: Wind east 12 to 18 knots with some gusts today million tons of bombs that U.S. victim’s chances of survival would basic course in CPR and a more resign her seat on the EMS council For Blackwell, an East Ca­ running in 1984,1 called him up Minnesota through Wisconsin becoming northeast 15 to 20 knots tonight and north 10 warplanes dropped on Laos during be better if someone on the scene comprehensive, two-session because she is considering return­ tholic alumnus and a May and asked him If I could help and lower Michigan. the Vietnam War — still remain in administered CPR until paramed­ course. The basic course is taught ing to the nursing profession. She graduate of Central Connecticut out. And that’s what sparked my tc 15 knots Saturday. Average seas becoming 2 to 3 feet Astrograph the soil of Laos, according to ics arrived. at MMH three times a month at a said it is time to bring some new State University, the new posi­ Interest.” uoqiiui auQ Skies were mostly clear over today and tonight and 1 to 2 feet Saturday. Occasional National Geographic. While paramedics usually can cost of $7. Once a month a more blood to the program. tion is reward for hard work. He Blackwell said he Is adjusting the western third of the nation. rain and thunderstorms through tonight. was serving in the state Capitol to life in Washington and will be though you would probably do it better as a legislative intern forShays. moving into his own apartment If the roles were reversed, one who will then a slate representative from ( % H i r nexf week. He intends to work do you a favor today will do It as well as Stamford, when he joined the for Shays at least until the ^ r t h d a y he or she can. Hospital may construct Republican's campaign for resentative’s term ends next AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You might McKinney's seat. year. He may then return to have to make a rather difficult decision Blackwell was on the cam­ Saturday, Sept. 19,1987 today. If you are convinced it's for the Manchester and go back to Two projects in which you've invested good of all concerned, execute It with­ doctors’ office condos paign trail from the start of school to study law. PEOPLE considerable effort will start producing out looking back. desirable results in the year ahead. PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Get an ear­ A doctors’ office condominium variance to permit building the Reap the harvest to which you're enti­ ly start today, and focus your efforts on and a parking building may be built garage to a height of 47.6 feet. As an tled before engaging In new ventures. worthy assignments. Much can be ac­ accessory building, it could be only Actor’s pitch Movie star Greer Garson says VIRQO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) Rewards for complished now II you have the deter­ in the parking lot across Haynes there were tears in her eyes when Street from Manchester Memorial 18 feet high under the regulations PITTSBURGH (AP) - Jimmy your efforts may come In small portions mination to do so. TORRE TILE IMPORTS she took the oath of American today, but don't let this disturb you. ARIES (March 21-April 19) A matter Hospital if tentative plans by the Beck said the request, which will Stewart returned to his native citizenship 26 years ago, but they Whatever you gain is more than you had that has serious overtones has a good hospital and Hartford developer be heard Sept. 28. is being made southwestern Pennsylvania to weren’t tears of joy or even praviously. Know where to look (or ro­ chance of being resolved today. Howev­ prove feasible. now to save time later If the project DISTRIBUTORS, INC. make a pitch for an anti-drug sadness. mance and you'll lind It. The Astro- er, you might have to take a few risks to Andrew Beck, hospital spokes­ goes forward. SEPTEMBER SPECIALS program headed by Bob Hope. Graph Matchmaker set Instantly reveals pull It off. The parking building comes into "I gave my eye a good squirt man. said Wednesday the plans Come see our ceramic specialists and see our GREAT The actor, who grew up in which signs are romantically perfect (or TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't give hinge on whether there is enough consideration because if the offices (fcop a bottle of eye drops) you. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this selections oi tile lor all uses...WE CAN SAVE YOU $$$ Indiana, Pa., helped unveil the up prematurely today or become dis­ interest among physicians on the are built on the parking lot, parking before I realized that I had filled newspaper, P.C. Box 91428, Cleveland, couraged if it seems like everything Is Hope For A Drug-Free America hospital’s medical ^ f p i n owning space will be lost. The building the bottle with perfume,” said the OH, 44101-3426. going against you. The end result IF IT’S AT WHOLESALE PRICES YOU WANT TO BUY Foundation on Thursday and said the condominium offibe units. would provide multi-level parking. 78-year-old actress, who was bom LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) You may have should please you. THEN TO TORRE TILE YOU MUST FLY it will collect money from private a chance today to put into practice QEMINI (May 21-June 20) Analyze In If the building is built, it will be If the office building is not built. a in Northern Ireland. "Well, of sources and distribute it to something that you learned from a depth a proposal offered to you today. connected to the hospital .by a_ parking building might be built 12x12 M arble Tile Now In Stock course, I almost blinded myself.” worthy^^regra m s. friend. It should work equally as well lor There's a possibility that it will contain bridge over the street, Beck said. somewhere else. Garson, whose films include you. benefits for you that it doesn't provide That would make It easy for Beck said a number of hospitals "B m wanted a different kind of 8x8 ITALIAN FLOOR 6x6 RED QUARRY TILE "M rs. M iniver,” “ Pride and SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Ne*. 22) In career or for others. doctors to go from their offices to have office buildings attached to d ru ^ p rogra m , something in a Prejudice,” “ Madame Curie,” lianancial ijiatters today, don't be hesi­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) A channel the hospital or to send patients to the hospital building. Among them TILE FOR $ 4 5 0 FROM ITALY 2 5 clna by itself,” Stewart said. ‘T $-f recalled the 1951 induction ce­ tant to bargain hard lor better terms. presently providing personal gain can the hospital for out-patient are Hartford Hospital and St. KITCHEN I 9^ n. SELF-SPACED I told him I'd be glad to help in any remony on Thursday, a day when The timing is ripe for you to assert be expanded on at this time. Use your services. Francis Hospital and Medical Cen­ way I can.” 'Cl.'. ingenuity to figure out a way to reap many took the oath of citizenship But Beck stressed that at this ter in Harford, Middlesex Memor­ Hope also has enlisted such SAaiTTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) II you larger rewards. 10x10 ITALIAN 6x8 ITALIAN FANCY to mark the 200th anniversary of honor your promises and commitments LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You'll fit in and point, the plans are tentative. ial Hospital in Middletown, and celebrities as Charlton Heston the Constitution. in every detail today, you'll gain even have good rapport with everyone today, The hospital has applied to the Bradley Memorial Hospital and TILE FOR $ 4 70 BATHROOM $ 4 6 0 and Walter Cronkite for the “ I thought, well, working here, ji ester respect from associates than whether they're young or old. You have Zoning Board of Appeals for a Health Center In Southington. ENTRANCE WALL TILE sy.IL program. I " I paying my taxes. I ’d like to have a that which you already have. a wonderful knack lor making all feel CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jah. 19) Al­ important. Starring belly voice in the government,” she ORIENTAL FLOORS • 4x4 FOR KITCHEN 8 FOYER recalled. American poets honor Jacobsen ______Start at M .60 1$. Ft TORONTO (AP) - Among many other things, including art, JIMMY STEWART BRIAN DENNEHY Rock to country Carreiit Quotations A a MATERIAL philosophy, life and love, the . back in Pennsylvania NEW YORK (AP) — Josephine announced that Garrett Kaoru INSTOCK . . . he loved the script BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) - Jacobsen has been named the 52nd Kongo’s “The River of Heaven" TORRE TILE. INC. m ovie "T h e Belly of an Archi­ Rock ’n’ roller John Cougar OmRi0Mfr&30 "W e desire for ourselves, and "In the Soviet Union under recipient of a $10,000 fellowship for had been chosen as the 1987 Lament 237 LEDYARD ST, HARTFORD, CT. tect" is about the belly of an "Cocoon." Mellencamp says he plans to play rnwYMgo turned up rock cocaine in a dental 'for all believing women, com­ glasnost you have freedom of Hsrald pliolo by Tuckyr "distinguished poetic achieve­ Poetry Selection architect. The burly Brian Don- Dennehy said British director floss container in his car. a country singer in his first B B 522-05(T7 522-7701 Q l] «tUnUYI294tnP.M. plete incorporation in the speech. Here, you have freedom ment” by the Academy of Ameri­ Kongo has been awarded a $1.1X10 nehy had the belly, and he loved Peter Greenaway offered him the feature film, "Riding the Cage." Turner, the 55-year-old former church.” — Sister Helen Garvey, after you speak, also.” — Soviet can Poets. cash prize and his book is to be Stop & See our showroom at 31 Woodtick Rd., WateitNny, 7556177 the script. starring role at a time when he husband of Tina Turner, was "W e ’re 95 percent certain on Things are lust ducky published in the spring of 1988. The VM»> PrtoM lAo Tb9M You OoUd Buy Any Outrfty and Not U S o m 8kxk president-^ct of the Leadership emigre comedian Yakov Smir­ Better still, Dennehy said, the was filled with self-doubt about arrested Aug. 19 and charged the movie (going to production), Jacobsen Is the author of seven academy said it would purchase Coma lf> MW our OMT MdUaAfW 0a 8wn Mi^r Conference of Women Religious, noff, at a Philadelphia celebra­ Qeese and ducks and other barnyard creatures are part film , which premiered this week his lucrative career. with transporting cocaine and but that 5 percent is a big books of poetry, most recently "The 2,000 copies of the book. in a speech before Pope John Paul tion marking the 200th anniver­ at the Toronto film festival, "You spend 20 years trying to possession of rock cocaine for percent,” he said at home of the St. James Fair this weekend. Getting things ready Sisters: New and Selected Poems" ir who says women cannot sary of the signing of the U.S and "The Chinese Insomniacs.” helped him reassess his priorities get to that place, so you don’t sale. Tuesday. are, from left, Elizabeth Dillon, Loralne Hahn and Agnes become Roman Catholic priests. Constitution. She is also the author of two as an actor. have time to ask those ques­ A co-defendant, William Smith. Mellencamp, a 35-year-old In­ 9 Reardon. Besides the crafts, there are rides and games, collections of short fiction and two "ril do pictures to make tions,” he said. "You lose sight of 40, failed to appear for arraign­ diana native with three straight " I find it amazing that a 9 plants, food and raffles. The fair la open tonight until 11, volumes of theater criticism. money," he said. "But from now the fact that the real function of ment Thursday, and a warrant platinum albums, said he will librarian could be supposed to In another action, the academy on, they’re not going to get in the being an artist is to do art — not to was issued for his arrest. write and perform several coun­ recognize someone who is a and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. way of what I really want to do, make money, not to become a Turner, who also faces separ­ try songs for the film. Shooting national of a hostile power. Does Lottery what I really care about.” success.” begins next year. anyone with an accent come ate charges of trying to sell 10 (!) 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Comnm€:ticut in B r ie f Group says DOT ignores the disabled Quarry doesn’t comply, but is it legal? HARTftHtD (AP) — A group c^ug itself rcraans wnn otsaRBties nave Been trymg to buses for the next four years, and then t By Bruct Motzkln ZBA member Robert R. Morra agreed. extent it was being done when it became State ptent quality taal for produca CHizeiis for Accessible Traaspoilatieu is a^pry access pobHc transporta Hon in thto state for how often the lifts are va ed compared srith other Horold Rsiwrtor "Unless It is specifically stated that quarrying is non-conforming wftb tlie state Depertmeat ef TlrsBS|NMt»tloa fiH’ over M yem ." said CAT Ckairwnman Shdey approaches, auch as ondemand. daor-todoor permitted, it simply is not allowed,” he said. In a March 1983 letter, then-Town Attorney HARTFORD — State oHicielt ere hotting a aew agriodtaral wfeat H says to a lack of aceessfMe bases for Teed-Wargo. Bat Oe DOT. she aaid. “coutinnes BOLTON — The Zoning Board of Appeals Following this decision, the members then inapectioD program will make demando for "Coanecticiit grown'’ decided unanimously Thursday that quarrying Vincent Diana advised Zoning Commission dMse with dtosbnMca. to ignore our real transportatfan needs. In adWtioo. nceording to OOCD, Burns moved to the second of three issues that they feel Chairman that quarrying was an established tn it, vcgctaMea and dairjr prodncta roll off grocery ■boppero' The group. wMcb claim s the DOTtospeadtog promised that groups such as CAT would be part in the residential zone of the Bolton Notch should be the basis of their final decision. tongncs. "We have the same rights any other citizen Quarry does not comply with t ^ zoning non-conforming use^ but that it should only be too little ea handicapped aecess, iAhm a SBHvh has to HK rrfHabie puMic transportatiaa to get of the development of a marketing plan atoned at The second issue concerns whethci quarrying allowed to continue at the same level of activity Next week, the new "Connecticntgrown” quality aeal program on the state Capital next Wednesday to increasing nos rider ship mnong people with regulations. The finding now requires the ZBA to has been established as a legal non-conforming to work, travel from ope town to another or fot- determine whether the quanying is a legal as when it became non-conforming. will be Ueked off by Gov. WiBiam A. O^Netli at the Eastern States dramattee its potat. aay ether reason." she said. "We are tired of disahOHies. use at the quarry on Notch Road. To be non-conforming use. considered legally non-conforming, it must be Another opinion, in an April 1983 letter from Exposition in West Springfield, Mam. Bat Joto J. gpuMthag. director of opetatioas talktog to DOT.” Spaidding agreed with that idea, aayiiw: “If attorney Nicholas Panderas to Diana, disputed Apples are the first prodnet that will be inspected by state in the DOT’S bmrera of puMc transpertatioa. the iuuMheapped community re^wnde and uses The finding came with passage of a motion proven that quarrying was being done in the says the DOT to doing an it can for now. When marchers arrive at the Capital, they win during the second session of deliberations on an residential zone before regulations affecting the Diana’s opinion. Panderas said that the level of offidals for compliance with state-set standard that meet or meet with legtolators. inclodWl the co- the system more, diat win give os the basis togo activity should not be limited. exceed those of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. At isMe to a M ^ 198$ federal mandate that at to the legtolatnre aod ask for more money.” appeal by the quarry owners of the Zoning quarry were established. Attorney Mark least 3 percent of money spent on puhHc diainnan of the General Aaaemhiy’s ITanapor- Commission’s denial of their 1988 permit. The Branse, representing the quarry’s owners, said "Once we house a baby elephant, you cannot If the fruit passes inspection, it will be allowed to wear the tation Committee, Sen. Howard T. Owens Jr.. He said about 2S percent of the riders on "Connecticut grown" quality seal. transportatioo he spent on making the system deliberations follow a Sept. 8 public hearing, this took place in 1976, but Mitchell Kallet, the kick him out when he grows up.” Panderas accessible to the handicapped. D-Stamford. and Bep. Midra K. Lyons. D- state-nm or robsidized buaes are either eldeiiy when lawyers for the quarry and the Zoning Zoning Commission’s attorney, said it took place wrote. Spaokflng says the DOT has submitted a plan Stamford. or hamneapped. He iHd not have a tardier Commission presented evidence on the matter. at least as far back as 1962. The third issue involving the quarry, which the 8NET offers early retirement plan to the federal government that would bring such Said Teed-Wargo: “It’s time to go past (the breakdosm. In their deliberations Thursday night at the Letters from previous quarry owners Stanley ZBA has not yet discussed, concerns the spentfing up to the 3 percent level and to waiting DOT) to the state legislature.” Ip all, SS million trips are made each year on Community Hall, the ZBA reasoned that one Patnode, who owned the quarry from 1948 to question of whether the Zoning Commission NEW HAVEN — Management employees of Southern New for approval. He calls it “a viable plan to get The Connecticut Coatitiofi of Citizens with buses in the Connecticut Transit system, local section of the zoning regulations lists permitted 1970, and Henry Gonder, who owned it from 1970 acted properly in 1986 when it denied the England Telecommunications Corp. are being offered an early started." Disabilities says DOT CommissioiierJ. William transit districts and private bus companlM that uses, and quarrying is not included. Further­ to 1982, seem to support theclaim that quarrying quarry’s annual permit. To decide this issue, the retirement option as the compa ny looks for long-term ways to cut CAT, however, claim s that’s not enough. huMis had agreedto purchase <«ly left-equipped recrive state subaidies, Spaulding s ^ . more. a different section of the regulations says was done in the residential zone while they ZBA must determine whether the Zoning costs, a spokeswoman said. that uses that are permitted do not include uses owned It. However, there is still uncertainty Commission, in the permits issued before 1986, Between 300 and 500 managers could take up the offer by Dec. that are excluded in a later, more specific about the extent of quarrying in the residential allowed the quarry to operate in the residential M, SNET said Thursday. The company presently employs 14,200 • section of the regulations. zone. A new twist to the issue came Thursday, zone or whether it specified that quarrying was people, including 4,300 managers. No pattern "I don’t accept the argument that if something when ZBA members argued over whether allowed only in the industrial zone. Greenwich reedy 'isn’t prohibited, then it’s allowed,” said ZBA quarrying activity, if found to be an established The deliberations will continue Oct. 8 at the Under the option, the company is easing by five years pension member Fred Audette. requireiqents for both age and years of service, SNET non-conforming use. should be limited to the Community Hall. spokeswoman Elissa Jenny said. Eligible managers who decide of violence tor e royel visit to retire before Dec. 30 also can either elect to increase their pensions by 5 percent or receive anequi valent one-time payment, GREENWICH (AP) —On the e4b of tbe arrival of the Coventry appointment becomes a struggle SNET said. by victims Duke and Duchess of York, organizers of tbe weekend were finalizittg last-minute plans. Juggling 150 Journalists and checking on tiglit security. By Jacqueline Bennett beth Paterson, a Democrat, along Lewis, a Democrat, and Council- whole system.” Bouchard added Shrink shot; former patient held NEW HAVEN (AP) - The widely Tbe first visit to tbe United States by Prince Andrew Herald Correspondent with Republican Phillip Bouchard, woman Blanche Strater, a Republi­ that if the appointment is required held notion that most victims olF supported Fowler’s position. The can, voiced concern that the town legally and the town attorney gives BRIDGEPORT — A 51-year-old city man has been charged and the former Sarah Ferguson since their wedding child abuse will repeat tbe pattern was meant to be a quiet family reunion and a polo COVENTRY - Members of the three discussed the recent growth could be sued if it did not appoint the town manager the power to with attempted murder in the shooting of his former psychiatrist, of violence with tbrir own cUldren match between good friends. Town Council struggled with mat­ of the town, hopes for economic Isner. Lewis also said she was appoint Isner dispite the council’s police said. is a myth, two Yale researchers “I Just thought wouldn’t it be wonderful to have a polo ters of conscience and legalities development, and the likelihood dismayed because a failure to vote, then council members would Dr. Giro Veneruso, 60, of Trumbull, was listed in stable say. match here ... l Just want it to be a good time," said this week when they decided to that another growth spurt would appoint Isner might be mis­ look foolish. condition in the intensive care unit at St. Vincent’s Hospital The belief cannot be supported by postpone action on the appointment construed as a matter of personali­ The council voted unanimously to Geoffrey Kent, captain of the Windsor Park Team and occur following completion of the AP photo following surgery Thursday, a spokeswoman said. scientific evidence and has caused chairman of Abercrombie k Kent Groupof Companies, of a town planner. Route 6 expressway. ties or job performance. table action on the appointment He was shot in the lower abdomen and in the leg as he entered unnecessary suffering, say Yale an international travel agency specializing in exotic "This is a young man who works They emphasized that revising “The cold, hard facts are that he until the next regular meeting. the hospital about 9; 20 a.m. Thursday to go to work, police said. psychology professor Edward holidays. hard but Just doesn’t have the the town plan of development was a doesn’t have the background." said Monday, Sept. 21. The ivprd la o Zi^er and graduate stwlent Joan training,” Town Council Chairwo­ priority and experienced^planner Paterson. Isner. who was present at a Police said Gerardo Pescatore, 51, of Bridgeport was arrested The royal couple were to arrive in Greenwich today. Xavier Roberts, creator of the griglifal/Cabbage Patch at his home shortly after the shooting. Kaufman. He leaves Sunday and she will return home Tuesday. man Joan Lewis said during the was a necessity. "We have accountability to all meeeting of the Planning and Pescatore was held in lieu of $100,000 bail on charges of "Adults who were maltreated There are several reasons for the trip — a visit to special meeting Monday night at "I don’t want to have to spend a the people." said Bouchard. "I ani Zoning Commission Monday night, Kids” dolis, listens to the newest addition to the family, have been told so many times that their good friends, the Kents, a family reunion Tor the the Town Office Building. She was year training someone to have also concerned that as a council we said if he was not appointed planner the "Cabbage Patch Talking Kids" doll, unveiled by criminal attempt to commit murder, carrying a pistol without a he would continue as the town permit, and criminal use of a firearm, police said. they will abuse their children, that, duchess and a fund-raising for charity. referring to Robert Isner, the town experience that we need now.” are futile, with steadily eroding Coleco, the manufacturer, Thursday in New York. for some, it has become a self- The duchess’s mother, Susan, and her stepfather, zoning agent and acting town Fowler said. power ... I’m disturbed with the zoning agent. fulfilling prophecy." the two psy­ Hector Barrantes have a home in Greenwich. Her planner. chologists wrote recently. father, MaJ. Ronald Ferguson, is also coming from .After the recent resignation of No booze for vets, panel advises "Many who have broken the Illinois and will stay with the Kents. Town Planner Patricia Gatzkie- ROCKY HILL — A panel appointed by Gov. William A. O'Neill cycle are left feeling like walking The affair on the polo grounds behind the Kent home wicz, Isner applied for the Job. He “yH cettA c time bombs." fearing that they begins Saturday with a $250-a-person luncheon has been zoning agent for about one • has proposed 18 recommendations for improving care at the state someday may harm their children, year. Although Isner has up back­ Veterans ^m e and Hospital, including a plan to eliminate followed by the Rolex Challenge Cup polo match the two said. between the Greenwich Polo Club Team and Kent’s ground in planning, Lewis saftf^e V e S o% < 4icc% alcohol at the facility. Although there is some truth to council is bound by the terms ofa The pan«.met at the home and hoipital Thursday to vote on Windsor Park team. the idea that abuse is cyclical, Prince Charles plays on the Windsor Park team, but union contract to appoint someone recommendatToqs and to conduct a public hearing on the "there are also many factors that the duchess’s father will substitute for him. already "on board” who meets the recommendattonr. The panel's final report is due next month. diminish the likelihood of abuse On Saturday night, there is a ball, where ticket prices qualifications. The panel approved 18 separate recommendations for the being transmitted across genera­ range from $250 to $1,000. The events are invitation- "It is a tight clause in the future management of the home and hospital, including the tions.’’ Kautoson said. "Being only and about 1,000 guests have been invited, and contract,” Lewis said. closing of the facility’s beer and wine pub, the Foxhole. maltreated as a child puts one at AP photo more than 100 Journalists are expected. Isner was named acting town MOTOR SALES, INC. The panel also recommended discontinuing the practice of risk for becoming abusive, but the Rolex Watch, USA is underwriting the day’s events planner by Town Manager Harold giving veterans daily bus rides to the parking lot of a local liquor path between these two points is far Geoffrey Kent of Greenwich, organizer so all donations go to three charities. The charity Hodge last week after being un­ store, where they buy liquor before drinking it in a nearby vacant from direct or Inevitable.’’ of a weekend polo match that has luncheon will benefit the World Wildlife Fund and the animously endorsed by the Plan­ Poc lot. ZlFler. a respected child develop­ attracted the Duke and Duchess of York, Friends of the Masai Mara Project, a group working to ning and Zoning Commission. ment expert, and Kaufman re­ preserve Kenya’s famous game reserve. The proceeds "He’s well liked by the members (^coTx^e daxteT TiJcCCce Dc cently reviewed more than 40 says he planned the affair just "for a from the ball will benefit the Tate Gallery in London, of of the commission and works well articles in professional literature good time." which the duchess is a royal patron. with them.” said Lewis. The town’s Dozens shower after chemical fire concerning child abuse research labor lawyer, Sarran Murray of SHELTON — Doxens of employees, firefighters and police and found fault with many of the Shipman and Goodwin of Hartford, officers were washed down in decontamination showers after a studies' methodologies. For exam­ advised that Isner had to be chemical fire at an International Telephone and Telegraph plant, ple. some were not based on groups appointed, Lewis said. — FAMILY-STYLE SALES FAMILY-STYLE SERVICE authorities said. who were representative of the Based on that information, the study population or failed to use Study seeks quick construction council had not advertised the When you shop for a car at DeCormier’s, you're not dealing with a At DeCormier Motor Sales, the service department it run by Willie The chemical turned out to be non-toxic and posed no health salesman, you’re talking with a DeCormier. There is no high-pressur^ DeCormier. Every vehicle receives expert service, and Willie De is hazard, but those who came within 500 feet of the fire Thursday control groups for comparison, position, nor had any other candi­ they said. dates been consider^, Lewis said. We do not try to sell you a car. We help you decide on the car and | right there to see that the job is done right I We want to make your evening were washed down in special showers set up at the scene The studies reported widely She advised that following Isner’s as a precaution, fire Marshal James Tortora said. of housing for AIDS victims accessories that are right for you. Of course we’ll give you the best y driving trouble-free. While other dealers may talk service, differing rates of abused children appointment he be encouraged to price, but more importantly, we’ll treat you like one of the family. / the DeCormier Family delivers. Six firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation at Griffin who became abusive parents — take seminars on planning and be Hospital in Derby and released, a hospital spokeswoman said. from 18 percent to at least 90 HARTFORD (AP) - Housing patients are typically poverty budgeted much above $150 per evaluated within two years. About 45 workers were evacuated after the fire broke out about percent, the researchers wrote in a must be built quickly for the stricken because they are unable to month.” But the move to appoint Isner growing of AIDS victims in order to work and are overburdened by the 7:20 p.m. Thursday, authorities said. None were injured. recent issue of the "American The report reccommended trying came to a halt when Democratic Journal of Orthopsychiatry.” avoid their having to spend the last costs of treatment. She said a Councilwoman Rose Fowler spoke days of their lives in large institu­ pattern of discrimination often to avoid the use of "group homes” Using some of the studies as a because it would entail prohibitive up. END Ballot-fraud suspect pleads guilty base. Zigler and Kaufman esti­ tions, a new study says. follows in which they are not "I have a problem with this. "Five years down the road, we’re accepted into nursing homes. costs, licensing procedures and mated that between 25 percent and zoning regulations. There is a possibility to vote ‘no’ on WATERBURY — Guilty pleas on two counts of corrupt 35 percent of abused children going to have a huge number of "Usually once a person is diag­ this motion,” said Fowler. "I hove OF practices have been entered fora Waterbury housing official who maltreat their own offspring. persons with AIDS in this state and nosed as having AIDS, that’s it for Instead, tbe study suggested the expressed my frustration before had been arrested on charges involving absentee-ballot abuse in They relied heavily for their one residence, two residences or them. They’re out on the street,” development of single-room occu­ about this. Coventry is at a cnicial the city's Democratic gubernatorial primary in May 1986. figure on one 1984 study that found even three residences aren’t going she said. pancies and small apartment build­ point. The buck stops here, why is YEAR William N. Battles, 55, a city community leader and project that 34 percent of severely abused to be the answer," saiikthe Rev. Bennett acknowledged that an ings in which AIDS sufferers could this a fait accompli?” Thaddeus Bennett. direeW of the inevitable problem will be com­ live with a built-in support system. CLEARANCE! manager for the housing authority, entered the pleas Thursday. mothers physically abused their Fowler said many people, includ­ Battle's attorney, Mitchell M.. Berger, said Battles pleaded children. Since the sample in that AIDS Ministries Office. munity reaction to having AIDS ing members of various boards and "We're trying to make affordable sufferers nearby. He said it would “Each residence should charge a guilty under the state's Alford doctrine, under which a defendant study concerned mothers they modest amount for rent in order to commissions from both parties, did declines to admit wrongdoing, but acknowledges the state considered to be highly at risk for housing available within people’s be important in the montite4>of6re not feel it was in the best interest of own communities. You don’t ware­ such homes are opened to educate give each person an opportunity to Factory-to- probably has sufficient evidence to convict him. abusing their children, the psychol­ feel they are contributing, while not the town to appoint someone to the ogists said they reasoned "that the house folks. You don't send them the public. position who did not have expe­ somewhere else to live. You don’t "We’re hoping by starting today entirely draining their financial intergenerational hypothesis will resources,” it said. rience or background in planning. Dealer Man pays for legal-system abuse be confirmed in less than one-third take them away from their fami­ that maybe by the time a residence "I feel strongly this appointment of all cases when more representa­ lies, their friends and their support opens in six nnonths or nine months As a followup to the study, the should not take place and I urge you incentives GROTON — A former Groton resident has been ordered to pay tive populations are samples." systems." or a year that the response of the AIDS Ministries Offlee, an ecumen­ to vote with me,” said Fowler. $59,001 in damages for abusing the legal system in what a An estimated 5 percent of parents The study done by the Citizens' wider public will be. ‘Oh. that ical effort to involve U14 religious Council Vice Chairwoman Eliza- Superior Court Judge labelled "vexatious use of the courts" in the general population abuse Research Education Network, makes sense. I've learned some community in the AIDS epidemic, permit us <500 Superior Court Judge D. Michael Hurley Thursday ordered their children, Kaufman said. called Residences for Persons With more, so I’m not quite so afraid.’" and Center City Churches, Inc., a Peter R. Johl to pay the damages which stem from a 12-year-old “It is Important that we not give AIDS, was commissioned by the Based on currently available coalition of 10 churches in the Panel favors to give you. CASH-BACK CASH-BACK land compensation dispute with the town. the impression that abuse doesn’t AIDS Task Force of the Episcopal public assistance, the report re­ Hartford area, are conducting a on any 1987 Nissan Sentra on any 1987 Nissan Pick—up Truck Johl, who once petitioned unsuccessfully for the U.S. Supreme have bad effects. It does,” she said. Diocese of Connecticut. commended that housing for needy survey to determine the extent of (except standard sedan) Court to hear his case, has been seeking the return of 42.5 acres of "Abuse can be devastating to one’s Bennett, an Episcopal priest, AIDS patients “should not be housing needs for AIDS sufferers. transfer unit coastal marsh and woodlands the town condemned for public use sense of self. In fact, abused said the various groups involved in 1975. He also claims he never received Just compensation for chilciren are six times more likely hope to have housing available for at dump site the land. to become abusive parents than AIDS patients within a year. parents in the general population.” The report noted that there had When the Superior Court decided the original condemnation been 420 confirmed cases of AIDS in WEIGHT WATCHERS® suit In favor of the town, Johl filed 27 motions to reargue the case, The researchers also pinpointed COVENTRY — The Solid Waste several factors that apparently Connecticut through mid-June and ANNOUNCES THE Management Committee has according to attorney Joseph E. Moukawsher, who has that although the state is ranked represented the town. steer abused children away from agreed that a transfer station for later harming their own children. 27th in terms of population, it has BIGGEST NEWS IN sorting trash should be built soon at the 14th highest number of AIDS the town landfill on Route 31. "Parents who did not repeat the cases in the country. Middletown to oppose trash plant cycle of abuse tended to have more WEIGHT LOSS TODA^: Street Superintendent Roger Bei- It was also noted in the report that <1500 9 extensive support from family and lard, who supervises the 50-acre <1000 MIDDLETOWN — Middletown representatives to-a regional friends and were more openly Incidences of AIDS in Connecticut dump, recommended the station waste disposal authority say they vote against a trash-to-energy angry about the abuse they expe­ differ from national trends in two THE SMALL GROUP. CASH-BACK CASH-BMK CASH-BACK during a Monday night meeting at on any 1987 Nissan 300ZX plant next week, a move that would stop the $42,3 million project. rienced as<,. children,” Kaufman significant areas: that 33 percent of Something special happens than twelve people. the Town Office Building. The on any 1987 Nissan 200SX on any 1987 Nissan Maxima The vote on Monday by Middletown’s nine representatives to said. "Not omy could they describe AIDS victims in the state are when you put eight to twelve And because group members intent is to extend the life of the Cash-back may be used as a down payment, a direct rebate or as a discount. Offer expires 9/p0/87 the Midstate Regional Resource Recovery Authority would be a that abuse in great detail, but they intravenous drug users compared liice-mindro people together, have more in common than juat landfill. blow to six other towns that painned to participate in the plant to were determined not to abuse their to 17 percent nationally, and that 44 ^m ething wonderful, lliey extra pounds, our leaders can percent of the caes in the state are motivate each other. They sup­ tailor the material to each Some ofVthe separated trash be built in Middletown. own children." might be tocyclable to private Middletown officials said Thursday they had questions about A contributing factor to child among homosexuals and bisexuals port each other. They talk groupb needs and desires. compared to 66 percent nationally. about meaningful things. And Theyll also help you individu­ firms, committee members said. the plant's size and recent concerns about its impact on the abuse is the prevalence of corporal And the transfer station would PARTS,SPKI^S; 2 0 «OFF th ^ lose weigi ally, like sh o w i^ you how to fit environment. punishment In America. Zigler Kim McClain, who researched We call thatt effeeffect ‘small the food and exercise plans to probably be less expensive than (with this coupon) said. and wrote the report, said AIDS ^ u p dynamics,’ and ith some­ the way you live. townwide pickup, according to thinliing that just doesn’t happen A breakthrough? 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Sept. 18. 1987 OPINION U,S./WorU in B ri^ Iraq, Iran say bombs hit oil targets Sahdinistas protest Bennett visit MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) — Iraq ' today to prepare for Iranian Iranian oil fields of Ardashir and The Iraqi News Agency said Iran said its warplanes today blasted President Ali Khamenei's trip to Bahrakan simultaneously, setting launched an assault just before MANAGUA, Nicaragua — U.S. Secretary of Education Iran’s Kharg island oil loading the United Nations next week. U.N. them on fire. The report said the midnight Wednesday at the center William J. Bennett said Nicaraguans will never enjoy freedom terminal and two other oil installa­ sources who spoke on condition of warplanes staged another raid two of the 730-mile-long war front. The No cause under the Sandinista government and promised continued U.S. tions. Iran said it bombed oil anonymity said Secretary-General hours later "demolishing what had agency, quoting a military commu­ . aid for Contra rebels despite a regional peace accord. facilities in northern Iraq and shot Javier Perez de Cuellar it would survived on Kharg Island in pre­ nique, said "the bulk of the Iranian Jack ; Bennett, whose visit touched off a diplomatic row, returned down an Iraqi plane over the consider a cease-fire if an aggres­ vious attacks." force was destroyed,” beaten back home today. Persian Gulf. sor in the war was identified shortly Tehran radio denied Iraqi planes by intense artillery and tank fire A spokesman for the U.S. Embassy accused the leftist The official Iraqi News Agency after. bombed Kharg island, but said and helicopter gunships. for panic Anderson Sandinista government of staging a protest during Bennett’s visit said Iran shelled the Iraqi city of Iran’s Tehran radio, monitored in Iranian air-defense units downed Tehran radio said Iran "dealt Thursday that forced him to miss a meeting with about 30 Basra and two border cities on Cyprus, reported “Intense Iranian an Iraqi Mirage jet that was en crushing blows" to the Iraqi army ■mothers of poiitical prisoners in Nicaragua. Thursday. Iraq said it repulsed an artillery fire” Thursday on mil­ route to bomb the oil terminal. Iraq after punching through frontline Jt is understandable that some town Iranian attack in an 18-hour battle itary, oil and industrial targets" in said all its planes returned safely positions in hills above the border Bennett later met with the women at another location. along the border. Iraq. from the mission. town of Mandali in the central officials are a little concerned that the town The spokesman said a formal note would be sent to the Iran said Kurdish guerrillas and The Iraqi News Agency said a Iraq also said its air force flew 96 sector of the war front. might forfeit the land it owns on North Elm Nicaraguan Foreign Ministry protesting the treatment of Iranian commandoes killed or woman was killed in the Basra combat missions Thursday against There was no independent confir­ Street if the construction of apartments for Bennett, a staunch conservative and the first member of captured more than 1,000 Iraqi shelling. 10 other civilians were "economic installations" and mil­ mation of the reported ground the elderly there is delayed much longer, but I President Reagan’s Cabinet to visit Nicaragua since 1982. troops this week in a new offensive wounded and 20 homes' were itary positions, while helicopter fighting. Observers are rarely, Bork dear in the mountains of northwest Iraq. destroyed. In Khanaqin, one man gunships mounted another 147 allowed into the war zone by either there really does not seem to be any cause for Iran also said it began amphib­ was killed and another was sorties, the highest gunship total in side. panic. No stability In the Philippines ious military maneuvers Thursday wounded and two houses were several weeks. Iran contends Iraq began the war The town got the land as a gift from the to counter a growing international damaged. Iran said a Soviet-built Iraqi by invading Iran in September 1980. on secrecy of MANILA, Philippines — Vice President Salvador Laurel today presence off its coastline. The news agency .also monitored MiG-23 was shot down in central Iraq says the conflict started weeks Crockett family pn condition that it use the said President Corazon Aquino’s Cabinet shakeup will not bring Iranian Foreign Minister Ali in Cyprus, said two formations of Iran Thursday. But Iraq claimed earlier when Iranian artillery site for housing for the elderly or as a political stability unless she moves derisively against Akbar Velayati left for New York Iraqi warplanes today struck the all its jets returned safely. shelled border towns. developed park. > communist rebels and appeases the military. Thp town has chosen wisely in favor of the information . He said disaffection within the military poses a greater housing but has run into some snags in 'immediate threat to Mrs. Aquino’s government than the s Pope cradles AIDS child, faces protest proceeding with it. 18-year-old communist insurgency. Rebel soldiers led an WASHINGTON — While Judge Robert Bork has unsuccessful coup against Mrs. Aquinolast month. A 1980 order of the Probate Court sets July shown himself to be a friend of the press when Earlier today, about 150 communist rebels ambushed a SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — As gay protesters Park. On Saturday he will go to Canada for a In Phoenix, Ariz., on Monday the pope had 1,1988, as the date by which the town must individuals object to what is published and sue for military convoy as it drove up a steep mountain road about 280 blew whistles, banged drums and screamed short visit, and head toward Rome on Sunday. expressed concern for AIDS victims, and called “use” the land for elderly housing or a park or libel, he does not believe it’s the judiciary’s role to miles southeast of Manila, killing an army battalion commander slogans outside a church. Pope John Paul II At Mission Dolores, the pope shook hands with upon Catholic health-care providers to emulate “establish such use of the land for such help journalists when they try to get information or and four of his men, the military said. reached into a pew and cradled a 4-year-old the crowd, not neglecting the nine pews of AIDS the Good Samaritan In reaching out to victims. victims and their friends. lovers and families. Demonstrators carried signs saying, "Gay, project." If it does not do so, ownership of the otherwise do battle with the government. Lt. Col. Teodulfo Lao and 10 other soldiers in two jeeps were AIDS victim. ;;:,^riving on Panay island when rebels opened fire with M-203 “God loves you all, without distinction, Among them was the Rev. Robert Arpin, a proud and still going to heaven" and "Curb your E In fact. Bork once issued a barely veiled threat land goes to the Americah Cancer Society. grenade launchers and automatic rifles from an elevated without limit. ... He loves those of you who are Roman Catholic priest who has publically stated dogma.” None of the parties involved, including the against those in the media who believe it’s their sick, those of you who are suffering from AIDS that he had acquired immune deficiency Later, hundreds of Jews demonstrated quietly duty to be the public’s watchdogs against position up the road, the military said. outside St. Mary’s Cathedral, protesting the town and the cancer society, objected to that and from AIDS-Related Complex,” he said to 64 syndrome, and is a homosexual. government misbehavior — and especially those AIDS patients who met him at the 196-year-old When the pope saw 4-year-old Brendan audience which the pope granted In June to rather flexible provision that was apparently who have the effrontery to challenge the courts. Mission Dolores — just a mile from the Castro O'Rourke, he took the frail child from his Austrian President Kurt Waldheim. designed to guarantee that the town would not In a 1979 magazine article, Bork wrote: “It Top economic adviser to resign District, the center of homo.sexual life in a city father’s arms and kissed and hugged him. The Inside, at a meeting with 3,000 nuns and seems to be particularly dangerous for the press to known for its gay community. boy. who was infected with AIDS through a blood brothers, the pope listened as Sister Helen let the site sit forever without doing anything WASHINGTON — Beryl W. Sprinkel, chairman of the Garvey, president-elect of the Leadership with it. "Whatever you do, don’t tell Sen. Proxmlre what we paid for his attack the judiciary as government, and therefore Inside, amid the applause of 1,000 people, the transfusion as a premature infant, reached for president’s Council of Economic Advisers, plans to resign and pope could not hear the cries of 2,000 gay and tlie pope's cars. Conference of Women Religious, called for a It is quite obvious that the Crockett heirs farewell party.” inherently an adversary, when the press depends return to the private sector for personal reasons, Reagan "It was one of the greatest things that could larger role for women in the church. P feminist demonstrators a block away — shouts upon the judiciary for the protections of the First administration officials said today. happen," said Brendan's father, John "We desire for ourselves, and for all believing want the land used for housing for the elderly. Amendment." of “pope go home” and "shame, shame, It is also pretty clear that getting the The officials, who spoke only on the condition of anonymity, shame.” O'Rourke. women, complete incorporation in the church,” Washington Wire This Could be construed as pither a warning or said the announcement would come later today. "There will bean It was the largest and noisiest opposition the The Vatican outraged many gays earlier this she said. "In its critical decision-making BLO* construction project under way is, in itself, just good, practical advice. But Bork has made it exchange of letters” between Sprinkel and Reagan, said one pontiff had encountered in his U.S. visit. year by denouncing homosexual acts as "an responsibility, the church needs the fullness of establishing the “use” of the land. clear in his writings and court opinions that, if he . official. Today, the pope moves on to Detroit after a intrinsic moral evil," and the church teaches women's gifts and the strength of women's And it is very unlikely that the cancer thinks the press would do well to coddle the courts, The sources said Sprinkel would stay in the post untii meeting with laity and a Mass at Candlestick that gays should live a celibate life. commitments.” society would try to take the land away from he doesn’t think the courts should coddle the press. November. The wait begins on Biden Sprinkel, 63, who has maintained a relatively low profile in the the town after a housing project has started. Bork appears to feel that the press is entitled to certain rights — as long as it doesn’t get too uppity job he has heid since April 1985, reportedly was unhappy that he That would be bad public relations for a group By Evans Witt kind of person the candidate is. And just as Hart did in the final in its exercise of them. This, he has stated, could had been passed over for the post of Federal Reserve Board U.S. snatches suspect FERRANI 0 ORCHARDS that relies heavily on public support. "There are a great many issues. days of his campaign in May, lead to anti-press decisions and greater chairman, a job President Reagan gave to New York economist WASHINGTON ^ A storm is Obviously one’s overall character Biden faced some embarrassing government regulation. Aian Greenspan last June, the sources said. Crisp Fall McIntosh, Cortland and T1 swirling oncie again around a is one of them," said Ted questions and revelations on "The press may properly claim great freedom,” in anti-terrorism battie Ma^oun Apples Human, heartening presidential candidate. And, once Sorenson, a speechwriter for Thursday. he has written. “It may not claim — or at least it is again, the wait is on to see whether President Kennedy and adviser to Given that he made several not llekly to do so successfully — the exclusive or Soldiers fire on youths in Fiji WASHINGTON (AP) - Ameri­ ing Americans overseas with the can agents working overseas lured intention of arresting them and Apple Cider the campaign, in this case that of former candidate Hart. "I hope mistakes in speeches, can he be the special possession of it." a education decision Sen. Joseph Biden, can survive we don't have to dig up every relied upon to speak accurately as SUVA, Fiji — Soldiers today sealed off Suva with roadblocks a suspected Lebanese Shiite hi­ bringing them back to the United This rejection of a special, privileged status for and fired on Melanesian youths who rampaged through the jacker into a boat, arrested him and States. Hardy Mums questions about his character. candidate’s law school record to president? the press comes through loud and clear in Bork’s brought him back to the United When asked wliether Younis GlfPlhop * Dlartonbury It may not be the rnost important thing that determine whether he can be the “I feel very capable of using my appellate court decisions in Freedom of streets of the capital, looting shops and setting fire to buildings. WHA The political furor this time There was no immediate word on what started the rioting. States in what U.S. officials des­ might become part of a swap has happened in public education recently, leader of the free world. mouth in sync with my mind," he Information Act cases. Consistently, when a cribed as a new phase in the battle involving U.S. hostages being held 222 Birch Mt. RcL QIattonbury but the decision of the Manchester school involves plagiarism at law school At least 13 people were arrested and 12 injured when the troops "I really feel that there are said. reporter or individual has asked for information opened fire. Police gave no details of the charges against those agaiiist terrorism. in Lebanon, the official, speaking (a mint btyonkvHo’$) system to make it possible for a Rockville 23 years in the past and Biden’s Not only did Biden confirm his under FOIA and a government agency has "It’s our Intention to find terror­ on condition of anonymity, emphas­ failures in speeches to give credit many greater issues in the arrested. ized that the U.S. government's High School girl to become a one-girl swim campaign for president than the plagiarism, he also released his withheld documents for security reasons, Bork has This South Pacific island nation was the scene of a military ists and go after them wherever to politicians whose words he law school records. They showed ruled for secrecy. Here are some FOIA cases they are," a senior Justice Depart­ intention is to put Younis on trial in team, carrying her own school’s banner by used. contents or the authors of presi­ coup last May that overthrew Prime Minister Timoci Bavadra. ment official said Thursday in U.S. courts. swimming at the Manchester High School dential speeches,’’ Sorensen him failing three courses in law researched by ouc associate Corky Johnson that Witnesses told the Australian Associated Press that soldiers Biden says it won’t stop his school and finishing near the announcing the arrest of Fawaz But unlike many other terrorist pool, is human and heartening. added. “I’ve been reading illustrate Bork’s viewrpoint: shot a 30-year-old man in the leg after he robbed a bank. Younis of Beirut. He is accused of incidents, the one in which Younis is campaign. bottom of his class at Syracuse ■ When our former associate Donald Goldberg Amy Ferranti wants to swim competitively speeches by candidates for years masterminding the 198.1 hijacking charged wasn’t directed at the "I’m in this race to stay,” the University. asked to see the results of a State Department of a Jordanian jetliner with four United States or Israel. and she wants to do it as a Rockville High Delaware Democrat declared which borrowed material that I had previously written." Politically, Biden must find a questionnaire sent out to U.S. ambassadors on their Dole campaigns with corporate jets Americans aboard. School student. But Rockville High School has Thursday. ‘Tminthisracetowin.. way to restart his campaign, host countries’ diplomatic practices, the WASHINGTON — Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole Is using In an investigation code-named no pool and no team, so without Manchester's And here I come.’’ That sentiment was echoed by reassure contributors and con­ department refused to release parts of the Operation Goldenrod, Younis was But in the 1988 campaign, the Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., who corporate jets as the primary means of transportation for his spotted several weeks ago by U.S. O «3- help Ferranti might have had to give it up. vince potential primary voters responses on grounds that they were presidential campaign trips, a practice criticized by his rivals rules are different since Gary looked at the 1988 race and said no that he is worthy of their vote. “confidential.” Our attorney argued that most of Intelligence agencies, placed under Her request to swim along with the Hart was forced from the race in although it is legal under federal election law. surveillance and finally, at an thanks. But time is short for the the ambassadors had marked their questionnaires A spokesman for Dole’s presidential exploratory committee Manchester team is the sort of request it May amid a firestorm of criticism "I think it’s always a good idea Delaware Democrat, whoisoneof "unclassified." unspecified port on the Mediterra­ would have been easy to turn down with confirmed Thursday that the Kansas Republican regularly asks nean Sea, lured aboard a small boat ichaels over his relationshipwithaMiami to attribute quotes, but I don't the least-known in his party’s M B i But Bork and his appellate court colleagues ruled model. corporations to use their jets for his political travels and piloted by FBI agents. "Let's say sympathy and regrets and all kinds of reasons think he deserves capital punish­ field. for the State Department, saying that government reimburses the companies according to rates fixed by law. we rented it (the boat) for awhile,” why it would cause confusion and establish a "Anything can be fatal in this ment for running a red light," - And time is something Biden agencies have the authority to reclassify "We chose this method because it’s the most convenient to the one senior Justice Department bad precedent. day and age,’’ said Rep. Patricia Nunn said. just doesn’t have right now; he is documents at will, and it is up to the journalist to senator,” said Tim Archie, the spokesman. “The senator’s official told reporters. Schroeder, the Colorado Demo­ But Tom Mathews, a Demo­ chairing the Senate Judiciary produce evidence that would indicate the schedule is very precarious and this offers him the most After the boat motored into Instead of doing that. Manchester found a crat who is thinking of getting into way to accommodate the girl when another cratic political consultant, argued Committee hearings on Robert H. reclassification was In error. flexibility.” international waters, Younis was the 1988 race herself. "Anything is Biden’s troubled go deeper. Bork’s nomination to theSupreme ■ In Meeropol vs. Meese, the children of arrested and transferred to the U.S. o lo rful .school .system found it impo.ssible to do. C relevant.” Biden’s candidacy "is the in­ Court. Later, he’ll lead the floor executed Soviet spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg aircraft carrier Saratoga in the Whether or not Ferranti turns out to be a top What is relevant this week for vention of some very, very battle against President Rea­ had used FOIA to seek FBI documetns on their Constitution enters third century Mediterranean near the island of athlete, as it appears she might, is Biden was revealed Thursday at talented and clever people. And as Corsica. WES gan’s choice. parents’ case. The FBI withheld documents that it He was flown to Andrews Air unimportant. his extraordinary news confer­ is almost always the case, when The Bork hearings could help claimed were entitled to exemptions by reason of PHILADELPHIA — The Constitution, fresh from its red, white and blue 200th birthday party across America, enters its third Force Base outside Washington on VA, The important thing is that she won’t be ence: he admitted hehadcommit- the candidate is invented by Biden, of course, if his perfor­ national security, privacy and law enforcement Thursday. ted plagiarism, inadvertently, he somebody else, the invention mance is so sparkling as to century today with a ceremony commemorating its first public COLLEOION ♦ Ai deprived of the chance, thanks to the needs. Bork’s opinion on "perhaps the most Responding to a question at the says, inhis first yearinlawschool. comes apart and eventually reading and a look to the future. generosity of the Manchester school system demonstrate his leadership abili­ extensivetFOIA request ever made” said the FBI’s briefing, the official said "you bet” And he said he occasionally failed breaks down." ties and brush aside the doubts withholding of the documents was proper. "What we want to do now is focus on the ratifi)gation process," when asked whether U.S. authori­ to attribute rhetoric in his The revelations about Biden’s generated by the plagiarism said former Chief Justice Warren Burger, who joined President ties are actively trying to track ■ In McGehee vs. CIA, the court ruled that the Reagan in ceremonies Thursday near Independence Hall, where Letters to the editor speeches to the other politicians rhetoric are particularly harm­ charges. agency had the burden of proving it had made a other terrorists suspected of harm­ from whom he borrowed. ful, for they strike at the heart of Perhaps the best advice for thorough search of records in an FOIA suit. Bork the Constitution was signed Sept. 17, 1787. LASrD/VSATURCW "Little did I know I would be Philadelphia’s $6 million bash was the centerpiece of hundreds The Manchester Herald welcomes origin.nl his campaign. Biden's soaring Biden came from Republican Sen. dissented, saying there was no evidence of bad across the nation as "We, the people ...” rang bells, paraded, letters to the editor. standing before the whole world speeches were a major reason he Alan Simpson of Wyoming: faith by the CIA, but merely “bureaucratic saluted the flag, became citizens, and launched fireworks in acknowledging the fact I did not was considered a contender for Letters should be brief and to the point. They "Hang on tight." inefficiency." tribute to the Constitution. l>>A/nlown M(3rx:hesler Wei should be typed or neatly handwritten, and. for know how to write a legal the Democratic nomination, for Simpson is right. Biden faces a ■ In Sims vs. CIA, the appeals court ruled that ease in editing, should be double-spaced. letters memorandum and the mistake is he can electrify a crowd as few of tough ride ahead. the agency could not withhold the names of persons must be signed with name, address and daytime costing me as much as it is costing his opponents can. and institutions used in a research program. Bork Iraqis flee shelling in fabled city Pal telephone number (for verification). me," Biden said*. Now, some may be listening to Evans Witt is a Washington- dissented, saying that anyone giving information to The Herald re.serves the right to edit letters in the The costs are high, for the his rhetoric more to detect the bated political writer for The the CIA should be assured anonymity, and adding BASRA Iraq — Incessant Iranian shelling has leveled some interests of brevity, clarity and taste. controversy is raising the "char­ echoes of politicians past than to Associated Press who hat written that "the CIA will probably lose many future areas of Basra and forced hundreds of thousands of people to Bee Address letters to: Open Forum. Manchester acter issue," the complex of heed his clarion calls for the about every presidential cam­ sources of valuable intelligence.” the city fabled to be the starting point for Sindbad the Sailor s Herald. P.O. Box .191. Manchester. CT06040, matters that add up to just what future. paign since 1978. It is doubtful that Bork would have been similarly concerned at the prospect that the press ^'Ma'ny o1\he people in Iraq’s second largest city are holding on despite the almost daily bombardment and the threat of a new might lose sources of information as the result of a Roufxj P i offensive by Iranian Revolutionary Guards at the front only 6 wttt> Top>efi court ruling. Diom onds. We’d better face the constitutional crisis "'Adel^M^ansouri, directW of Basra’s Republic Hospital, said at 9 least half the 1.5 million people who lived in the city before the 9 T r It is commonplace, nowadays, to marvel at the if the leaders of Congress can help it; certainly not Mlnl-editorial ^ war have fled because of the shelling and threat of attack. Gregory B. Haroian without consulting them. The clash is inevitable, fo many remarkable features of the Constitution that An observant reader from South Carolina OpoiPendont was ratified in Philadelphia 200 years ago. Of them afid is, of course, made infinitely worse by the fact suggests that the way conservatives are parting D.M.D. ^ONE ^ . wtth D iam ond By I that we have gotten in the bad habit of electing Accent. S266 all, perhaps the most ingenious was the way in their hair hag become a "kind of tattoo, brand, FBI uses libraries for spying Dr. Gregory B. Haroian is "OF A KIND which the framers devised barriers against WOliam Republican presidents and Democratic secret sign.” Our correspondent notes that 11 20 ct Blue Topaz into Heart D NEW YORK — The FBI said it has asked librarians in New pleased to announce the opening Sloped Rock Crywat,, 16K16 BiDiomondi dangerous accumulations of po\^er by pitting each Congresses. President Reagan parts his hair on the right, as did 4 8trorope Ruby N ecib oce wtth icec successive Boland Amendments are only the latest Alanchesler Heart Vioped Soprj^-'f© Fornrigi . C ha rin e l ^ Dkjmond Poiri, $780 pretend that the Constitution was (or is) perfect. haven’t gotten the message; Conservative brivate and academic freedom of library users, and called the graduated from wrt? f>om ood Accent, $200 7. witii The original provision (in Article II. Section 1) that examples in a series stretching back to the Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork parts on the H igh School in 1974. He re gTM Cooper-Church Amendment of 1971. FBI move an effort to turn librarians into Informers, The New bakl the person receiving the second-largest number of given the power to declare war. The president is left and his liberal opponent. Sen. Joseph Biden, York Times reported today. ceived his B.S. degree in Biology votes In the electoral college should become vice given the power to make treaties •— which, The result is that the formulation of coherent D-Del., is a right-parter. But frankly, it matters com foreign policies for the United States has become The FBI told the Times that its Library Awareness Program is and Psychology from Trinity OwAr^iv^ ishe president was a serious mistake, soon rectified by however, must be ratified by two-thirds of the little to us. Given the direction in which our hair part of a national counterintelligence initiative. Dtom ond>d cJemeT Michaels presents emeralds, rubles, the adoption of the 12th Amendment in 1804. Save senators present. The president nominates well-nigh impossible. Look at the Persian Gulf. lines are moving, we’ll soon have the perfect College in Hartford and his sapphires and more In a dazzling celebratton (or I Look at Nicaragua. Is it any wonder that President D.M.D, degree from the Bue Tfjpaz ^ D for that amendment, Jimmy Carter would have ambassadors — but a majority of the Senate must disguise. , 'xJe r/ofTonds, $46C of color from around the world. Mr II 7 Reagan sought to approach friendly factions in University of Connecticut 7 become Reagan’s vice president, and would have approve them. That is all the Constitution says on Intensive-care practice wasteful er e returned to the White House and remained there the subject of foreign policy. Iran through members of the National Security School of Dental Medicine in .9 awa K for nearly four years If John Hinckley’s bullet And yet a firm tradition grew up that foreign Council staff, who were not accountable to CHICAGO — Doctors often needlessly put children in hospital 198.3. His professional PMi hadn’t missed Reagan’s heart by an inch on March policy is the prerogative of the executive branch. Congress? intensive-care units or keep them there too long, a new study Ail Items a re 14K go ld unless n o ted tag I The time may not be far distant — I am half Memberships include The $5900 wSe SO. 1981 One imagines that the reason for this was highly ^aurlipstrr Hrralft concludes, suggesting that the practice wastes millions of dollars Hartford Dental Society. There is an equally serious matter on which the practical: Foreign policy often requires serious about this — when foreign nations may a year. DURINGTHIS Constitution, as it stands, is dangerously silent. It confidential negotiations, which a Congress have to designate diplomats to represent them Founded In ‘1881 The researchers, who published the results of a study of eight Connecticut State Dental separately in dealings with Congress. Their pediatric intensive-care units in today’s Journal of the American .Associaton. and the Academy of EVENT Oh«y confronts this nation with perhaps the gravest consisting of hundreds of members is simply in no P tN N Y M 8 IEFSERT...... PutHUhw ambassadors in Washington are already trying to Merical Association, suggested that doctors’ fear of malpractice General Dentistry.'Dr. Haroian AmethvftSCIMn* crisis facing it today. position to conduct. Besides, in the early days of the DOUGLAS A BEVtNS ...... Ejtacuttv* EdHor PandontwEb The framers clearly intended to involve both the republic, U.S.' foreign policy probably didnH do so. In addition to negotiating with the White ADELE M. ANGLE...... N «mEdHor contributes to the waste. treats all age groups and offers Dtomond Acc«nl, 14K. ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Ah o c M o EdHor "We’re taught from medical school and throughout our Jewelers Since 1885 president and the Congress in the passage of laws. matter all that much. House and the State Department. Meanwhile evening and Saturday P members of Congress roam freely abroad, talking training that to make a mistake is disastrous ... and one of the Under the Constitution. Congress must pass them, But today the United States is a globe-straddling DENISE A. ROBERTS ...... Ad**rtl»lr>oOIreelor appointments. His new office is Photo ertO fO «l to Eww datoil »sa MAIN STREET directly to foreign governments and factions. worst errors is not to admit someone to intensive care who needs Conn 06040 Tel 643-2741 but the president must approve them, and it takes a superpower, and is constantly and necessarily MARK E. ABRAITIS ...... Butinow Manaear intensive care.” said Dr, Murray Pollack, one of the report’s 11 located at 1169 Ellington Road two-thrids vote in both houses to override his veto. involved in the formulation of policies that j Maybe It was the framers’ fault that they failed SHELDON COHEN ...... CompoalngManaear to anticipate and solve this problem. But now it’s R O B err H. HUBBARD...... PraaaroomManaear authors. in South Windsor. But when it comes to devising foreign policies, profoundly affect events all over the world. WIm JEANNE G. EROMERTH...... CIrcaWlonManaew the Constitution is much less explicit. Congress is shall formulate these pplicicsT The prealdeiH? Not ours, and we’d better face it soon. 1 0 - 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. 8«Pt. U. 1W7

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J I v Jim TIbtiw v st< next game is Saturday morning at ball. They (Manchester) have Assavl both had goal-scoring oppor- tested Bernier with a hard ringing •^ ra ld Sports Writer sides. Lawrence and Moriarty were Atlai 9:30 when they host Wethersield good, overall speed. I thought we tunites in the first half go astray. grounder. Midway through the given yellow cards. the I High at Memorial Field. had better shots during the first Following the initial 10 minutes. second half, Indian junior Dave agaii : WILUMAN’nC - As far as The Indians’ best scoring chance " I though It was a good game,” half.” Manchester settled down and be­ Stephenson left-footed a 29-yard defei in overtime came in the first of the ; season openers go, the Manchester Manchester Coach Bill McCarthy gan to exhibit excellent ball move­ shot which caromed off the leadi • High and Windham High boys’ Some of the homestanding two five-minute sessions. Senior said. “ We had some great chances. ment, but had difficulty up front crossbar. Chic ; soOcer teams played Thursday Whippets’ best scoring opportu- Chris Lyder and Stephenson broke I thought they (Windham) had with its finishing kick. “ We created Manchester’s steadying Influ­ last' { ^afternoon’s match like it was for the nites came during the first five free at midfield with a 2-on-l break, more good diances.” some nice chances, but weren’t ence throughout most of the match the ( I > Central Connecticut Conference minutes of play. Ben Sauer had two but Stephenson was called for Windham Coach Gray Dopslaff able to pull the trigger,” McCarthy was from senior sweeper Gary De { ;fa s t Division championship. dangerous shots saved early. In­ off-sides. was also pleased with the tie. " I ’m explained. Minor., “ I thought our sweeper five ' ,Good skills and defensive work dian junior Mo Moriarty had to kick happy about a 0-0 tie in the first 'Three minutes into the second played' real well and our goalie Midfielders Moriarty and Mike victo I were displayed from both sides. Sauer’s first shot out of the game,” he said. “ There were some half, Sauer skimmed the crossbar made some fine saves,” McCarthy Sardo, fullback Jonas McCray. Coac I Neither team, though, could dent goalmouth and Manchester goalie very good moments, llie re was Jeff Bernier fought off Sauer’s off a pass from Mike Enos. The said. Stephenson, Lyder. and Bernier quar I the back of the twine which resulted good ball movement. There were action became fast and furious Lawrence dragged Stephenson were standouts for Manchester. the t-te-a 0-0 overtime Ue. second chance with a sliding, kick long periods of time that Manches­ save. during the second half and Dan down with 10 minutes left in "W e’re very equal,” Dopslaff assm Windham is the defending Class ter had the hall and there were long Lawrence, whose brother. Bill, is a regulation which resulted in a said. Windham outshot Manches­ Bu L L state champions. The Indians' Moriarty and sophomore Emil periods of time when we had the fullback on the UConn soccer team. tussle at midfield between both ter, 18-12, faclr York S sevei Jeff Blue Jays strike out 34-19 s Ch Tomi McM against umps, Yanks 292y Th Bucc By Ben Walker OtI The Assaclated Press E Dalli E A L Roundup meet NEW YORK - The Toronto Blue Pitts Jays struck out arguing about leani strike three and It cost them a share blown save in 39 opportunities this Buff) of first place in the American year, and the Yankees beat him in Louii League East. the ninth when Willie Randolph led theL A strange play, sparked by a at ; off with a single, stole second and reversed call, led to New York’s dncl scored without a throw on Pasqua’s tying run in the eighth inning Ange single to center field. P Thursday night and the ejection of Indfa P "It’s hard towaitonhisfastball,” Toronto Manager Jimmy Williams. Dan Pasqua’s RBI single with two said Pasqua, who had two hits in his outs in the ninth gave the Yankees a previous 17 at-bats. “ It gets there 6-5 victory. pretty quick.” The Blue Jays, who had won three Henke, the sixth Toronto pitcher, straight, slipp^ one-half game fell to 9-6. Dave Rlghettl, 8-4, went behind idle Detroit lii the American one Inning for the victory. League East. The bitter defeat The Blue Jays wasted a three-run came after midnight following an homer by Juan Beniquez that 8S-minute rain delay In the sixth capped a five-run fifth and put them inning. ahead 5-4. Beniquez connected off In the only other A L games, it was Steve Trout. Chicago 9. 8 and Kansas Two wild pitches by Trout, the City 7, California 6. first error of the season by "How often do you see an umpire sure-handed center fielder Henry get sent down to the minors or get Cotto and a bad decision by Am* released?” Williams fumed after shortstop Bobby Meacham to try to his fifth ejection of the season. “ Not throw out a runner at third base set H*r*ld photo by Pinto very often. And we have to live with up the home run. Beniquez sliced an opposite-field drive to right that a Ostro these guys for the next threedays.” Toror ; Manchester's Meg Berte (14) has inside position on Beausoleil in check in the Indians’ 4-1 opening-day What triggered Williams’ ire fan caught by reaching across the Mllwi ; Windham’s Alison Beausoleil as she races for the baii victory. came with one out in the eighth with foul pole Into fair territory and grabbing In the first row. Betio '.during play Thursday at Memorial Field. Berte held Toronto ahead 5-4. Pinch-hitter Phil Boltlr Lombardi struck out on a low pitch Beniquez’s seventh home run CItve from David Wells, and catcher finished Trout, who has given up 21 earned runs in his last 201-3 Innings Ernie Whitt and Lombardi both M inn looked toward first-base umpire with 18 walks. With the Yankees. Kami Trout Is 9-4 with nine wild pitches in OoKK and crew chief Joe Brinkman. Tsxai MHS girls make it look easy Brinkman emphatically gestured 41 innings. Colin that Whitt caught the ball cleanly, Toronto starter John Cerutti also Ssottl Chico and Whitt then began tossing the fared poorly. He walked Henderson r'BV Len Auster to start the first Inning and " Sports Editor ball around the infield while Lom­ Ne« bardi, still unsure of his status, Henderson then stole second and Chli H.S. roundup Kar slowly trotted toward first. continued to third on catcher T' There’s nothing like having a — see page 11 Charlie Moore’s throwing error. Onh ^,J#ugh opener to launch a new " I knew I swung at a bad pitch. I knew it was bad enough that it Randolph hit an RBT single and Bot «^«eason but Manchester High made Baltin might have bounced in the dirt,” Don Mattingly connected for his n O ook easy with a' wet 4-1 win over 27th home run and second in two S:0S I ,-Windham High in CCC East Div- rain in the first half which did let up Lombardi said. ” I guess Ernie was Tor pretty sure. At first, I thought about days. Williams then brought in (AllSf ! ^ o n girls’ soccer action Thursday after intermission, aided the Indi­ MIh giving up. I saw them throwing the Dave Stieb to replace Cerutti, who ’( at Memorial Field. ans as a defender fell, leaving has allowed six homers and 15 runs (Tsm —“ We knew the Importance of this Rattanakoun alone. She deposited a ball around the Infield and the SM umpire said he caught It. Biit then I in 19 2-3 innings against the (Bonr r^am e,” said Indian Coach Joe 20-yard drive over Haggerty’s OtI heard everyone yelling, 'go, go, Yankees this year. . Only then did he play his deuce of ^Erardi. referring to the match-up outstretched arms. (Blvh go.’ ” Cotto hit an RBI single against Oali Avoiding clubs. West took the queen, mentally ' with the Whippets who were a Class Manchester added two goais in an NORTH l-U-17 Yankee Manager Lou Pinlella Stieb In the third (pr a 4-6 lead. (GubI congratulating South on a clever play, L semifinalist and runner-up to the 81-second span in the second half. Call ♦ KQ76 bolted onto the field to argue the The Yankees won for just the an endpiay but now West was endplayed. A club THE BORN LOSER '^ y Art Sansom Indians a year ago. ” I was real Atwell perfectly placed a 30-yard mon VS42 call and Brinkman asked for help third time in nine games, and would let declarer insert dummy's I'pipssed with the leadership on the direct kick over Haggerty’s head at ♦ 83 from third-base umpire Tim Welke, moved into a third-place tie with C iv 4J986 By Jamei Jacoby nine for two tricks, a heart would be I field. They decided they weren’t 13:04 and Barrera, communicating M il OM,6ieAC^, CAM who said the ball had hit the ground Milwaukee, 7>A games behind into South’s king, and another diamond I gbing to lose. well with midfielder Chris Ro- Tor WEST EAST and therefore allowed Lombardi to Detroit. Sea Today's deal is an exciting bridge would provide declarer with a sluff ; ' “ I thought we dominated space vegno. accepted a pass on the left ♦ -■• 4532 stay at first base. Boi duel taken from ‘ Play It Again, Sam,” and a ruff. The coniplex solution for ■QWOFFIce^V I wise. It was a nice way to start.” he wing and planted a high drive inside Whit* Sox 9, Mariners 8 Ool V A J 10 4Q7 6 3 the fine 1986 book by Terence Reese ITiat brought Williams in a rage the defense is for West to duck the ', added. the left post for the 3-0 bulge. Carlton Fisk homered to lead off Cal ♦ QJ92 ♦ 10 7 6 5 4 and Martin Hoffman (Devyn Press, from the Toronto dugout. Williams deuce of clubs played by South. The ; Manchester is three-time CCC Alison Beausoleil, effectively the loth Inning and give Chicago Its 4 A Q 10 7 3 4 43 151 Thlerman Lane. Louisville, KY went at with Welke and Brinkman, best chance now for declarer is to play i East champ and gave every indica- marked and made a non-factor by victory. Fisk’s 20th homer of the 40207). threw his hat toward the mound and SOUTH a low heart from dumm'lummy, hoping to ! tion it intends on staying exactly sophomore defender Meg Berte, season and his ISth game-winning Natli Against South's four-spade con­ was tossed. ♦ A J 10 9 8 4 duck the trick into West, but an alert ; there. The Indians, who were did break free as an Indian RBI came after the Mariners had 4K98 tract, West led the ace of clubs. De­ "The guy at first base makes the East will put up the queen to keep ! decimated by injuries at the end of defender lost her footing, eluded tied the score with four runs In the ♦ AK clarer deduced from dummy's J-9-8-6 call. He’s the crew chief. He’s got a West from beingbeii endplayed. ! the ’86 campaign and were elimi- MHS netminder Michelle Callahan top of the ninth, capped by St. I j 4K2 of clubs that the vulnerable overcall clear view, then he asks somebody I nated in a Class L quarterfinal. and put it into the empty net. pinch-hitter Jim {Lesley’s 23rd New by West had to be on a six-card suit. If else for help?” Williams said. MonI Vulnerable: Elast-West A new hook by James Jacoby and ! received goals from sophomore Otherwise. “ Meg did an real good home run, a three-run shot into the declarer plaved low. West would play "H e (Welke) said he saw it plain. mile Dealer: South his father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is Karen Rattanakoun. senior Jen job neutralizing theircenter striker upper deck. Chia a second club to give Elast a ruff, and Who’s he kidding? I'm sure they’ll now available at bookstores. It is “Ja­ Atwell, senior Amy Barrera and (Beausoleil).” Erardi cited. ^ Ic a g o ’s Bobby Thigpen, 5-4, got P Ittil Wnl North East South eventually the defenders would take all go home and sleep very well coby on Card Games," published by FRANK AND ERNEST ^ Bob ThavM freshman Kathy Cumberbatch. Cumberbatch. on second effort, the victory although he gave up 1 4 two or three heart tricks. So South tonight. They’ve got a union behind Pharos Books. ; Erardi saw Rattanakoun’s goal. made it 4-1 at 30:38. Presley’s homer. Reliever Bill Son I 2 4 2 4 Pan 4 4 nonchalantly followed to trick one them.” Pan Pass Pan ■ at the 32:09 mark of the first half. as Sweeperback Rachel Odell and Wilkinson, 3-4, took the loss. and with the club kJqg.JThat stopped the Whitt, charged with a passed Houi i the big one. “ If we had come out of defensive cohorts Sue Webb. Jen Daryl Boston’s three-run homer club continuation. West switchingiwitcning to The egg came before the chicken. Harsld pboto by P)n*o ball, said "there’s no question in my Attor Opening lead: 4 ^ iiv/TPAP op/v\iPO£-e ;the first half at 0-0, it’s anyone’s Faber. Heather Lavery and Berte highlighted Chicago’s six-run first Lot I the diamond queen. Declarer won, Birds evolved from reptile stock that mind. I caught the ball.” ■ game,” he said. Manchester had an turned in strong outings in front of inning off Seattle starter Scott Son I drew trumps ending in his hand, and was laying eggs millions of years be­ Brinkman said he still wasn't A C S B r ^ CAU£- IT 7 • overwhelming 12-3 edge in the shots Callahan. Atwell. Rovegno and Manchester sweeperback Rachel Odell lofts the ball Bankhead. then cashed his other high diamond. fore the first prehistoric bird flew. certain, even after viewing replays. Ph I department in the opening 40 freshman Shelly Dieterle turned in upfield during Thursday's opener with Windham. Odell The victory was the fifth in a row SOI ^ T H e ” It looks like it bounced, but I for the White Sox, their longest SOI ; minutes. some solid work in the midfield, as had a strong game for the Indians. Of would say it’s Inconclusive,” said winning streak since May 1986. ' Rattanakoun had several good well. Brinkman, who admitted his view I opportunites early. She was sent in ” Our concept this year is that LOI Polly’s Pointers of the play was not as good as he Royal* 7, Ang*li 6 Me ; alone at the 26-minute mark only to everyone plays. They all work hard said. Manchester 1 3—4 W lndhom 0 1—1 originally thought. Danny Tartabull’s two-out, Pit • be denied by a stellar save by in practice. And we did that Manchester’s next outing is Tues­ Scoring: M— Rattanakoun, Atwell, ” It’s a tough call. You hate to see bases-loaded single in the bottom of for $1.59. Make check payable to door. This took a chunk of the leather ( \ f ' • / f . *wra»NBA.wa »‘Y ; Whippet goalie Heidi Haggerty . But comfortably today. This was a day at 3:30 p.m. against Enfield Barrera, Cumberbatch; W — 9 m Try cake cones High at Memorial Field. Beausoleil. something like that happen.” the ninth Inning propelled Kansas (B. 9 9 POLLY’S POINTERS and send to out and left an ugly light brown spot. I ‘ the wet conditions brought on by great beginning for us.” Erardi Williams and the Blue Jays City. Tartabull’s hit off reliever POLLY’S POINTERS, P.O. Box tried white shoe {polish, but it wore burol especially hated to see what fol­ Greg Minton, 4-3, came after Willie for a new treat 9S88S, Clevelaad, OH 44101-58IS. — off. This summer I wore them to work So WINTHROP Dick Cavalll lowed. After Pinlella lodged a Wilson and Bill Pecota singled and (D tS POLLY where I have a bottle of white typing protest that Wells got too many George Brett was Intentionally O il By Polly Flsber DEAR POLLY — To remove glue correction fluid sitting on my desk. I (Cox warmup pitches during the dispute, walked. from my fingers, I tried fingernail covered the spot with the white fluid. t)onlan, Upshaw give it one iast try A tl Lombardi reached second on a wild (H e r DEIAR POLLY — I come from a polish remover. It worked like magic. It has stayed on and I’m really en- John Davis, 4-2, got the victory pitch. cm big Ifamily that loves snacks. The one another stall tactic on the part of ments if the networks telecast with three innings of scoreless - L.M.P. joyiny my shoes again! — SARA is that Donlan will be able to find a At that point, Tom Henke re­ thing I've found that’s satisfying, DEAR POLLY - When 1 began r By The Associated Press management. The issues have been games involving non-union players relief. On quick and easy is ‘ cake cones.' P r^ way to convince Upshaw to post­ placed Wells and Roberto Kelly Kansas City tied the game with a making pickles this vear, I found Ithat Polly will send you a Polly Dollar out there for a' long time. We are not or those N FL players who don’t pare any flavor of cake mix, then take ; WASHINGTON — Jack Donlan pone the strike date. Upshaw, on entered as a pinch-runner. After run In the bottom of the eighth when my pickling, salt had hardened into a ($1) if she uses your favorite Pointer, about to agree to any piecemeal honor the strike, but the payments CHI ice cream cones and fill them half full >y pf” ' „ ■ ■ ' ■ I and Gene Upshaw are giving it one the other hand, says the date Mike Easier popped up, Rickey Kevin Seltzer doubted to lead off solid block. I took out my one-sided Peeve or Problem in her column. bargaining.” would be reduced. The paymmts So with it. ^ k e In the oven at 325 de- remains firm. Henderson singled home Kelly fora A tt grater. I rubbed the salt block on the Write POLLY’S POINTERS in care of ■ last try. Upshaw also said he’s willing to also would depend on ratings for the and knock Angels starter Mike Witt until done (check like any cake; i The chief negotiators for the NFL Jim <3onway. the Management 5-5 tie. this newspaper. talk right until the strike date which games. out of the game. Seltzer scored on a g times depend on the sixe of the grater, and in a few minutes, the salt ; osvners and players were set to Council’s assistant executive direc­ That marked Henke’s seventh K is not negotiable. single by Brett. cones). Vau can put icing on the fin­ was loose and ready to use. — tor. said Donlan hopes to point out One network executive, who was • meet today in what may be the last ” I would sit in a room with ished cones if desired. They’re great VIRGINIA areas where the owners might be not Identified by the Dally News, Ti chance to avert a seemingly Donlan right up to the strike >r part DEAR POLLY - For years I have When the U.S. Census started in ’ ineviUbie players strike on Tues­ witling to move in hopes of avoiding said the payments "would not be deadline if that’s what it takes to DEAR R.V.C. — Perfect for kids’ restored old playing cards by rubbing 1790. the geographic population cen­ day. A walkout is scheduled after a strike. impacted by a strike.” them with a piece of w ax^ paper. ter was 23 miles east of Baltimore. By end this thing,” Upshaw said. "But 7 birthday parties! Vtar helpfal Point­ Monday night’s game between the “ I think there are a fair number NHL stiffens penalties 7 er earns yon the Pointer of the Week Then I use the paper to wrap the cards 1850, the center moved to 23 miles of items on which we’re willing to we are not going to retreat on our Upshaw, asked after a meeting , New England Patriots and New strike position.” award, a copy of my book ‘ Polly’s in and keep them fresh. — ETTHEL southeast of Parkersburg, W.Va. Six move.” Conway said. “ We want to with AFL-CIO officials in Washing­ NEW YORK - The National suspension and his coach a PHI • York Jets. The New York Daily News C arte Pointers: 1081 Helpful Hints for Mak­ DEAR POLLY - Ust summer miles southeast of Columbus, Ind., be­ give Gene a very, very clear ton if the union might push back its Hockey League Board of Gover­ five-game suspension. The '< John Jones, a spokesman for the reported Friday that, according to c o n tr ing Everything Last Longer.” Others when wearing a pair of white sandals came the middle of the country’s pop­ ; N FL Management Council, said Indication of where we think there's strike deadline, replied: nors voted Thursday to levy team would be fined SIO.OOO. 'The SAI television industry sources, a siza­ who woald like this book may order It for the first time, I caught the toe in a ulation by 1900. more movement possible.” $25,099 fines to teams whose second player on the Ice would • Thursday the purpose of the meet- ble amount of the 6476-million ■'Shim of agreemeni short of . Upshaw said the meeting has to players are in fights involving get a five-game suspension and •' ing is to "explore any and all payment by the networks to the resolving s o m ^ f the conflicts we be direct and all-encompassing. more than two players before or his coach a three-game suspen­ CAI ;, Avenues that may lead to a verting a league could be lost in the event of a have, nothing Can make us move it. ‘ T v e learned from a source close after each period. The Instiga­ sion. The team would be as­ D ean • strike on the twenty-second of At this point we have no choice but Mopk to management that in our head-to- strike. tor would draw a 19-game sessed a 810,090 fine. In both I September.” But it is not a formal The sources told the newspaper to prepare for the worst. That’s why c tio lo head meeting tomorrow, owners suspension. cases, each player and coach NE1 ; bkrgaining session and players that the players chose Sept. 22 as a we’re here today, that’s why and Management -Council people would be fined $1,000. The L o ro , ■ remain set to walk unless there is strike date because the owners organized labor has supported us.” ttie H PEOPLE WHO k n o w > some major breakthrough. are willing to talk about pensions The new legislation also gives suspensions and fines would PIT know thera's« certain magic | 1 w W 1 ■ ■ ■ K A 1 1 and roster sizes. That’s not going to would forfeit some or all of a r. Tbe meeting is being held at an The last formal talks were held the first player leaving the double for each subsequent Jam h cut it.” Upshaw said Thursday scheduled 198-million payment due w tn o i about Classified Advertising. , W " r % # A f X JL > undisclowd site in the Washington Tuesday, when the union made Its bench to Join a fight a 19-game infraction. night refusing to reveal his source. in Octoter. The sources also said r area. that the N FL would receive pav- latest proposal RobV The hope on management’s side "W e need a settlement and not T On for It - ^

10 - M A N C H E S TE R H E R A L D . Friday. Sept. 1«. 1M7 M ANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Sept. 18. 1987 — 11 B u g s ’ Steve DeBerg ciemson’s Ford unsure ^ I [Coventry scjuads shutout winners in openers Ellzal . COVENTRY-Behind the Uine- Jacobson, Alyssa VanKruiningen midfield and freshman goalie Bolton 0 1— 1 * goal hat trick ol Dave Poulin, EaglM beaten and Robin Russell adding one Laura Gunsten played well for Hole-Rov 0 0 -0 faces test in the Bears t Coventry High boys’ soccer team Scoring; B— Allomon. Opening day for the East Catholic H.S. Roundup apiece. Danehy’s third goal was East. of feelings on Georgia opened its ’•? campaign with a 5-0 Portland >3 0—3 High boys’ soccer tCam wasn’t a career No. 100 for her. win over Woodstock in non- East Catholic o — i --- 111 lIVII' pleasant one. Patriot goalie Anna Werfel made 1 Bv Tho Attoclotod Proto Louis in its opener. cMierence action Thursday _ Scoring; P— Solommo, Sclon'no The homestanding Eagles EC— Bailiv. Seattle, rated in the preseason as By Barry Wllner a n eernoon. r------East Cataollc one save to get the shutout. Cross Country ne dropped a 2-1 drasiondecfsii to St. Aquinos 1 0-1 Steve DeBerg, who chewed up the NFL Roundup a prime Super Bowl contender, The Associated Preti 0 3^3 Covgntrv 7 3—8 daught Coventry is back in action Satur­ Thomas Aquinas Thursday after­ ~ OuMhltr; “ a * ^ Montville 0 0— 0 East boys win NCAA Football LcwIckI (3). Bolton victorious rothy) Atlanta Falcons with his passing in faces a key early-season A F C West day at 1;S0 p.m. against Lyman noon. East’s next game is today at Scoring: C— Dan«hy (3), Hodina (3), Danny Ford isn’t sure beating Georgia this week Jacobson, VanKruiningen, Russell. The East Catholic High boys’ Arlene the N F L season-opener, wili be up matchup against Kansas City. Memorial at l: so p.m. 8;SO p.m. at South Windsor High MOODUS - With Amber Alle- '1 Monday night. New England The Seahawks wasted an early will be completely beneficial for .his aemson cross country team e d g ^ Notre a brot against an entirely different type of Pacific visits No. IS UCLA, and Temple is at No. 16 School. man getting the game’s lone goal at defensive animal Sunday when he visits the New York Jets in what lead and were blown out by Denver Tigers. <"I thought we outhustled them Dame of West Haven, 27-29, In Its Rockv Pitt in other night contests. East Jumped out to a 1-0 lead at East trimmed 27:03 of the second half, Bolton High leads Tampa Bay against the could be the last game for some in their opener, while the Chiefs But Ford won’t go Into a deep depression If the and dominated play,” said Patriot Girls soccer opening dual meet of the season anothe During the day, it’s Oregon at No. 5 Ohio Stater * SO; 17 of the first half when Jason girls’ soccer team opened its '87 Chicago Bears in what could be the time. The N FL Players Association come off a 20-13 victory over San eight-ranked Tigers lose to the 18th-ranked Coach Bob Plaster. "We played a PORTLAND - Two first-half Thursday at Wickham Park. Spring No. 10 Washington at Texas ABM; Florida at No. 11m Beuchler'gathered a rebound and season with a 1-0 win over host last weekend,of pro football before has set Tuesday as its strike date Diego. Bulldogs on Saturday. full M minutes and used everybody. Coventry wine Eagle senior Steve Carlson was five gr Alabama; Tulsa at I2th-ranked Arkansas; Fresno: converted It into a score. TTie score goals stood up as Portland High Hale-Ray Thursday at rainy Legion the players go on strike. While the Bucs prepare for the Kansas City, which has counted I .saw some positive things out the individual winner over the The I " It can make you have a great year or be a great State at No. 13 U C LA ; Washington State at No. in'* remained until the lO-minute mark COVENTRY - Making Chris topped East Catholic, 2-1, in the ’87 Field. DeBerg passed for 333 yards and Bears, the Giants hope to get their top heavily on its quarterbacks in there.” debut for both schools in non­ 2.8-mile course with a time of 16:07. from stepping stone," the aemsoncoachsaid. “Or it can Michigan; and Cincinnati at No. 20 Penn State, the of the second half when Aquinas D ’Ambrosio’s coaching debut a Alleman, collecting a loose ball five touchdowns in the Bucs' 40-10 offense untracked against Dallas. recent seasons, has a perked-up Poulin opened the scoring for successful one, Coventry High conference girls’ soccer action Sophomore Danny Feehan and Home, make you sad for the next week. Really and tmly, defending national champion. » • gained the equalizer. Ziggy Lewicki along the wing, dribbled down the victory over Atianta. Tampa Bay Tw o of New York’s three touch­ offense with rookie mnning backs Coventry, assisted by Harold girls’ soccer team blasted Mont­ Thursday. • ■ Junior Tom Carlson placed ^ r t h with a both of them are dangerous. In other top games, Boston College is at Southern,, tallied an unassisted goal to tie the right side and entered the penalty Coach Ray Perkins called the downs against the Bears came on a Christian Okoye and Paul Palmer. ville, 9-0, Thur'sday In non­ "W e outplayed Portland the and fifth, respectively, fo rn h e a m . "If you win, you can get out of sync about what California, Indiana at Kentucky, North Carolina at > Hodge, and the Patriots never game. At 24; 56, Lewicki scored the box before drilling home a 10- quarterback’s performance "one of blocked punt and an interception Okoye ran 21 times for 105 yards conference play. second half, seven corners to two Eagles. Freshman Brencfan Con­ Rockvl you think you are. If you lose, you can have a Georgia Tech, Virginia TMh at Virginia, WestV loUked back. Steve Talaga and Jack game-winner for the Saints on a yarder. Bolton had a 10-7^ g e in the best games I've ever been return. and a touchdown and Palmer Ayer also scored for the winners, “I thought they (Montville) and 13 shots to their two, but the nolly placed eighth while sopho­ Edw ai mighty hard time getting back to where you are.” Virginia at Maryland, California at Minnesotq;„, penalty kick after an East player shots. Freshman Danielle Curylo associated with.” The Giants also will be playing returned a kickoff 95 yards for the who outshot Woodstock, 26-4. Pa­ would be a lot stronger,” said weather played an important. A more Scott Livingston and Pete Spring Where both teams are now Is 2-0. Ford admitted Iowa at Iowa State, Brigham Young at Texas,- was called for a foul in the penalty had seven saves In recoitling the But on Sunday, DeBerg wili be with a revamped secondary after winning touchdown against San triot goalie Ron Gardner was D ’Ambrosio. “ We moved the ball slippery ball was to our disadvan­ Lopatka secured ninth and the 10th from 2 there are plenty of things worse than falling to 2-1. Christian, New Mexico at Arizona, Oklahoma State" area. shutout for the Bulldogs. She facing a defense that sacked New releasing starting comerback El­ Diego. Seattle needs a return to required to make three stops. real well but defensively we wer­ tage." said East Coach Ron placements, respectively. East’s " It ’s not the end of the world. It’s not terminal," at Wyoming and Stanford at Colorado. received fine support from junior York quarterback Phil Simms vis Patterson. form by quarterback Dave Kreig, Eagle goalie Carsten Fritz had en’t tested. So that’s still a Palmer. next meet is the Windham Invita­ he said. " It ’s not death. I know it will be bad for the The Clemson-Georgia game features the nation’s Leah DInocenza and freshman Lisa Lucy seven times and his repiacement Herb Welch, usually a safety, who was Intercepted three times Wing fullback Peter LazzeiinI, three saves while Aquinas goalie question,” he said. Brenda Bailey, assisted by Ame­ tional on Saturday. loser, but there are eight other games to go." top defensive team — the Tigers have allowed 84 J,<. Williams at fullback. Jennifer "Freshman Brendan Connolly s Lucy Jsison Smith in the middle of the Jeff Rutledge once in Chicago’s probably will start at comerback, against Denver. Clemson is a five-point favorite to do what it Jam ie Larkin made five. East Coventry’s defense will be put to lia Bearse, tallied East's lone goal Maneggia, who plays the low 34-10 victory over the Giants. but Giants Coach Bill Parcells said Cleveland, which went to the AFC yards a game — against Lars Tate, who leads Ute!:: defense, Ayer at center half and outshot Aquinas. 7-3. a test in its next outing, that in the second half. East outshot ran well.’’ East Coach Paul Hag­ Hartfo hasn’t done since 1905-06 — beat the Bulldogs two nation in rushing with 350 yards and has six» striker slot which means she's on gerty said. prevloi Chicago quarterback Mike there is a possibility that Harvey title game last season, is looking to Reb Berkowitz up front played well "W e’re a young team and a young Tuesday on the road against Portland, 17-5. years in a row. Last year, the Tigers won 31-28 on touchdowns. Overall, the Bulldogs are No. 3-r the attack and helps out on the Tomczak, filling in for injured Jim Clayton, a waiver acquisition from rebound from a 25-21 loss to New for Coventry. team will make mistakes.” Eagle defending co-CHass M state champ East's next outing is Saturday at Rttulli; 1. Steve Corlion (EC) 16:07 and ha David Treadwell’s 46-yard field goal on tH^Hnal nationally in rushing, averaging 388 yards a gamq.,, defensive end. also did yeoman for 3.8 miles, 3, Tom O'Neil (ND), 3. School McMahon, riddled the Giants for Detroit, also would play. Orleans, while the Steelers come play of the game. Coventry 3 j _ 5 Coach Tom Malin said. Playing Farmington High. 10:30 a.m. at home against Mercy work for Bolton. Steve Casio (ND), 4. Danny Feehon 202 yards and two touchdowns. The Giants have serious prob­ into the game off a 30-17 upset “ In m y opinion, we’ll be playing the most*' Mfbodtlock 0 0— 0 well for East were seniors Pat Senior Leslie Danehy and Monica High (EC), 5. Tom Carlson (EC), 6. Nell She Georgia leads the series, which started in 1807, Bolton’s next game is Tuesday at Rlgglone (ND), 7. Brian Casio (ND). 6. The Bears have beaten the lems at comerback. victory over San Francisco. explosive offense team that Georgia has had since Scoring: C— Poulin (3), Talaga, Merritt. Doug Hickey, and Ron Hodina each notched a three-goal Amelia and Andrea Bearse, Lucy a 38-15-1 and has a 5-4-1 record against Clemson over we’ve played them,” Ford said. "I don’t know df" Aver. 3:30 p.m. against Parish Hill in Brendan Connolly (EC), 9. Scott Llvlno- East I Buccaneers eight stright times. "Obviously, we have a little bit of The Steelers will probably need a Cote. hat trick for Coventry with Mollie Bailey, Melissa Carroll in the Chaplin. ston (EC), 10. Pete Looatka (EC). the past 10 years. two stronger individuals than (quarterback Other Sunday matchups have a numbers problem and we haven’t passing attack to go with theii* rics 1 "I think they’re a Top 10 team,” Georgia Coach James) Jackson, who pulls the trigger, and Tate.”. . Dallas at the Giants. Denver played that well,’’ Parcells said. “ I mnning game if they are to pull a E Hartfo Vince Dooley said. “I don’t think there’s any Dooley doesn’t expect to run the Clemson defenkCT meeting Green Bay at Milwaukee. don’t want to single out that second upset. Earnest Jackson eats, N question about that. But we might play five Top 10 ragged. Sr, of I Pittsburgh at Cleveland. New Or­ position. We haven’t played well In mshed for 103 yards and Walter c teams before It’s over. We may be an expert on who "Some are saying this, defense could be Perez is all smiles grandi: leans at Philadelphia. Houston at a lot of areas. We just thought we Abercrombie ran 28 yards for a Reuschel, Dravecky the national champion is by the time we get finished Ciemson’s best ever. This potentially could be," he Tedesc Buffalo, Kansas City at Seattle. St. needed to get moving In a different touchdown, but quarterback Mark with the season." said. "W hy? The main reason is they have onp^ aunts Louis at San Diego. Minnesota at area." Malone completed only nine of 33 The top three teams — Oklahoma, Nebraska and great defensive line of scrimmage." cousini the Los Angeles Rams. Washington Dallas, which counts heavily on passes for 83 yards. Auburn — are off this week. No. 4 Louisiana State is Texas AftM Coach Jackie Sherrill is worrleff** after beating Mets riding high with SF The at Atlanta. San Francisco at the mnning and receiving of Cleveland could need a big at home against Rice on Saturday night, while No. 7 about Washington’s size. He’s also concerned since Cincinnati. Detroit at the Los Herschel Walker and Tony Dorsett, passing game from Bemie Kosar. a.m. fr Florida State entertains Memphis State, No. 0 the Aggies lost their opener at home to LSU 17-3. Funera Angeles Raiders and Miami at has lost it last six regular-season The Steelers held San Francisco to Notre Dame is home to play No. 17 Michigan State, M O N T R E A L (AP) - Beating the By The Associated Press P while Washington has beaten Stanford and Purdud;, “ It seemed like he was knee-high East H Indfanapolis. games, including a 24-13 loss to St. 47 yards rushing. New York Mets in the heat of a all night” of Chrl pennant race brought a smile to the David Cone, 5-4, who allowed only The ride from the basement to the N L Roundup Rose’s •teoe of Montreal’s Pascual Perez. five hitain six innings, took the loss. penth^se has been very smooth for M ary’s " I haven’t smiled like this since I "Some people might say that Rick Reuschel and Dave Dravecky. Calling was in front of the ju ry ," Perez, In July. Reuschel and Dravecky giving up three runs in six innings is Despite the loss, the Cardinals 9. who was convicted for cocaine were pitching for last-place teams. a qualit:^8tart,” Cone said. “ But retained their l*A-game lead in the possession in his native Dominican In less than three weeks, they will SCOREBOARD when y i^ g o up against someone N L East over second-place New Republic in 1984, said after pitching most likely start the first two who pitches like Perez did tonight, York. Leo t ^-four-hitter Thursday night to lead games of the National League you’ve got to knuckle under and Bobby Bonilla drove in the only Leo the Expos to a crucial 4-1 victory. playoffs. match him pitch for pitch.” run with a first-inning double as Hartfo: American League results ~ P e re z has been smiling a lot for Reuschel pitched a two-hitter as win, lose & niii:w Expos4Msts1 Dunne. 12-5, won for the ninth time "P a t” the Expos since Montreal recalled A enwd of 24,80(1 saw New York the San Francisco Giants won their Baseball In his last 10 decisions. Thursd NEW YORK G o lf him from the minors Aug. 19 and so take the lead with a run in the first sixth straight game by beating Yankees 6, Blue Jays 5 MONTREAL In 15 Innings against St. Louis this was th( irhbt O b rh b l has the club. The victory raised his iniiing. Howard Johnson drew a Houston 4-0 Thursday. Dykstra cf 4 0 00 Raines If 4 00 0 season, Dunne has allowed only one A d rie i record to 4-0 and gave the Expos one-out walk, went to second on a The Giants lead second-place TONONTO NEW YORK SIskp 0 0 0 0 Webster rf 3 20 0 earned run and six hits. Manch Oroscop 0000 Brooksss 4 33 3 victories in all six of the games he’s single by Hernandez and scored on Cincinnati by eight games and American League etandings o b rh b l o b rh b l Tallwood Woman He is Llrlono2b 5 1 1 0 Hdsndh 4 111 HJohsn ss 3 100 Walloch3b 3 0 0 0 started. Darryl Strawberry's base hit. Houston, the defending division Phillies 4. Cubs 3 KHrndz 1b 4 0 10 Galorrg 1b 4 0 3 0 BIOHTRRN HOLERS — Gross — J. Ga Atosebycf 4 10 0 Rndlph3b 4 3 3 1 .Perez struck out eight and I Perez helped himself escape champs, by 9‘A In the N L West. Both ■cMl Mvbton Benquidh 3 13 3 Mtnglv lb 4 13 3 Strwbry rf 4 0 11 Foley 2b 3 00 0 Barbara Larsan 43. Net — Roimie Steve Jeltz’s two-run double daught GBell It AAcRyldsIf 3 0 10 Low 3b 10 0 0 Lynch 31, Clara Buggle 31, Bev Melvin walked one en route to his second further damage when he made a the Giants and Reds have 15 games w L act. 0 6 4 0 10 Winfield rf 5 0 10 capped a three-run second Inning Hartfoi Oltrolt as 57 .607 — Relder 1b 3 00 0 GWordlf 10 0 0 Carter c 3gP0 Rtzgerld c 3 0 11 33, MIg McCorrIck 33. Jean Archom- straight complete game. barehanded stab of Kevin McRey- left. Upshaw 1b 2 0 010 MagodnSb 00 Candoelcf 3 00 0 boult 33. and Philadelphia used four reliev­ Devine Toronto IS 51 .600 '/7 Posqualf 4 111 — ’’He’s latching as well as anyone nolds’ chopper and threw out " I ’m just happy to be here and Mllwoukoe 81 65 .555 Vfy Barfield rf 4 0 0 0 Cottocf 3 0 11 Teufel 2b 2000 Winghmcf 0 0 0 0 NINE HOLERS — Allsla BoblnskI 29, ers to defeat Chicago at Veterans of Eai Now York 81 65 .555 V/i Gruber 3b 3 10 0 Pgirula 3b 3 0 10 MWIIsncf 10 10 Nichols cf 100 0 Net — Rolonde Clark 21, Margdrei in.the league right now," said Hubie Hernandez at home plate. part of this. I've been excited since Conep Stadium. Ficaro Boston 69 75 .479 18'/> Leess 4 0 10 Royster 3b 10 0 0 3000 Perez p 3 0 0 0 Gemme 32, Linda MacLeod. Brooks, who led the Montreal “That was a very big play I ’ve been here," Reuschel said. Baltimore 62 83 .438 36 CMoorec 3 1 0 0 Ceronec 10 0 0 Myers p 0000 Chris James’ sacrifice fly In the son; a Mnll 1000 attack with three hits, including a because it could have turned into a Giants Manager Roffer Craig ClevolonO 56 91 .381 33 Whitt c 1000 Skinnerc 0 0 0 0 first off Jamie Moyer, 11-14, gave dish; West Dtvlslen Lmbrd ph 10 0 0 Almon 2b 0000 Milwaukee Open scores two-run homer, and three runs big inning." Expos Manager Buck said after the game that Reuschel. Totals . » 1 4 1 Totals 29 47 4 the Phillies an early lead before nephev W L PCI. OB RKelly pr 0 10 0 batted in. “ He’s given us a lot of Rodgers said. "Instead, we ended who was acquired from Pittsburgh Jeltz doubled home two runs In the Minnesota 77 70 .524 — Solos c 0 0 0 0 FRANKLIN, WIs. (AP) — Scores from in late August, will start the N L Thef Kansas City 74 73 . 503 3 New York ISO 800 800— 1 confidence when he’son the mound. up getting nut of it with only one second and scored on Juan Sa­ AAechm ss 3 0 10 Thursday's rain-shortened first round In playoff opener on Oct. 6. at the 1 Ooklond 73 73 .500 Vh Easier ph 10 0 0 100 883 tlx— 4 the tmjiDO Greater Milwaukee OPM at the Di^ause we know if we score a few run." muel’s double. Texos 70 76 .479 6'/3 Tolleson ss 0 0 0 0 (Some Winning RBI — Brooks (8). "H e ’s been amazing, hasn’t he?" Elm SI DP— New York 1, Montreal 1. LOB— par 73,7JOO-vard Tuckaway Country Club runs for him. we can win.” The Expos came back to tie it in Don Carman, 11-10, got the win, Californio TO 77 .476 7 Tetols M 9 5 S Totals M6I06 (halt of the 156 ^te r s finished the roqnd; Craig said. "H e ’s going to win the In Ros( Seattle 68 78 .466 I'/i New York 4, (Montreal 7. 2B— Brooks, - Perez was masterful after a their half of the inning. Mitch with Steve Bedroslan earning his McROynolds, Rtzgerold. HR— Brooks holt were still on the course when play was Cy Young Award, too. He deserves Hill Cl Ollcooo 65 81 .445 11'/} Toronto 000 090 ooik-d suspendedbyrain): -t-- 'Ohbky first inning, limiting New Webster was hit by a pitch and Horald photo by Pinto 38th save, tops in the majors. Tliursdov's Oames New York loi eeo 011-4 (12). SB— MWIIson (19). It.” 7 to 9, IP H R BR BB SO Tommy Nokallma 31-31-*^ ;York to just two hits the rest of the came around to score on Brooks' Wade Rowdon and Bob Dernier New York 6, Toronto 5 Two outs when winning run scored. Hubert (Jreen 31-33rriM Reuschel. 13-7, now has the Mem Chicago 9, Seattle 8, 10 Innings Game Winning RBI — Posauo (7). New York way. double to left. UConn fullback Terry Antrum rushed for a career-high homered for the Cubs. Cone L,54 6 5 3 3 3 3 Robert Wrenn 3 2 3 3 ^ league’s best earned run average. made ti Kansas City 7, Californio 6 E— Poollarulo, Cotto, CMoore. DP— Andy North 3234-66 .',X-l‘The big thing is he kept the ball Webster drew a walk to lead off Only gomes scheduled Toronto 1. LOB— Toronto 5, New York 9. Myers 1 0 0 0 0 1 96 yards, 40 on a touchdown run, In the Huskies' opener 2.64. and is 5-1 with a 2.18 ER A since Padres 7, Braves 1 Ambiili Sisk 0 3 1110 Dan Pohl 3334-«7 down.” New York’s Keith Hernan­ the sixth and scored when Brooks mdov's Oames 3B— WIntleld, Mattingly. HR— Mattingly Nick Price last weekend against Southern Connecticut. UConn joining the Giants. 453. Gl( Boston (Hurst IS-IOondWoodwordOO at (27), Benlouez (7). SB— RHenderson (35), National League results Reds 3. Dodgers 2 (10 Innings) Orosco 1 0 0 0 0 0 d e z said. "H e ’s still a power followed by hitting the first pitch Rookie Benito Santiago homered Steve Elklngton The 38-year-old right-hander also Baltimore (Hobyon 45 ond Bollard 3-5), 2, Randolph (10). S— Cerone. Jim (jallogher 3236-48 .pitcher, but he has better command from Cone over the right-field fence hosts Northeastern Saturday at Memiorial Stadium at 1 and doubled to extend his hitting 5:05 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO Perez W M t 9 4 1118 leads the league in shutouts, with streak to 21 games, longest in the Toronto (Clancy 13-10) at New York Phillies 4, Cubs 3 Rrst Oame Sisk pitched ta 3 batters In the 8th. than when he was with Atlanta. for his 12th homer of the season. p.m. on Parent's Day at the Storrs campus. Emmi CINCINNATI LOS ANOELS HBP— Webster bv Cone, R tw ra ld bv Safeco Classic scores four, and is tied with Fernando N L this season, and G arry Tem ­ (Allen 0-7), 7 ; » p.m. CeruttI 0 3 3 3 1 0 Emrr Mllvwiukee (Wegman 10-10) at Detroit Slleb 41-3 5 1 1 4 4 Ob r h bl O b rh b l Orosco. Valenzuela in complete games, pleton hit a three-run inslde-the- T Jones If 5 1 1 0 Sax 3b (Terrell 1410), 7:35 p.m. Musseimn 3-3 0 0 0 0 1 CHICAGO PHILA 4 0 10 KENT, Wash. (AP) — Rrskround with 12. Reuschel walked one, park home run as San Diego beat Pine S Seattle (Longston 17-11) at Oilcooo Elchhorn 23 0 - 0 0 1 0 Obrhbl obrhbl DCncpc2b 5 0 2 0 Deverex If 4 1 1 0 Pirates 1, Cardinals 0 EDavIs cf 4 13 3 Guerrer 1b scores Thursday attheS225JXXILP6ASa(eM struck out five and did not allow an visiting Atlanta. Chester (Bannister 13-10), 8 p.m. Wells 123 0 1 0 0 4 Dernier ct 3 111 Samuel 2b 3 111 5 14 0 Clonic at the 6,222yard, par 3636— 72 Oeveland (Akerfelds 3-4) at Minnesota Henke LJM 11-3 3 1 1 0 1 Palmer 1b 1 0 0 0 Haves ct 3 0 0 0 Porker rt 4 0 10 AAarsholrf 4 0 0 0 Execution the key Astro past first base. Eric Show, 8-16, pitched an was thi STLOUlf Meridian Valley Country Oub (o

f M - MiWCHESTEH HERALD. Friday. Sept. 1$. 1W7 MANCHESTER HERAU). Friday. Sept. 18, 1987 — 18 W eelcm ders About Town From the tailgates Blood drive set an open house at the Masonic at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Temple Monday from 9 a.m. to Church St. There will be coffee and LooUng for a bargalB? Tben doe*t rain tiK The Connecticut Valley East noon. There will be card games, refreshments before the rehearsal. Cbeoey Homestead bilgate tag sale Satarday from Branch, Greater Hartford Chapter pool, coffee and refreshments. All On Wednesday at 1:30 p.m., the f a.ra. to S p.m. OB tbe groaMfs of the boraeatead. of the American Red Cross, and the Masons and their friends are group wilt perform a musical IM Hartford Road. ParUag. refreahmeataaad Community Baptist CJiurch will invited. program for the South Windsor facilities win be avaUabie. IB ease of rala, the sale hold a bIo()d drive at the church on Senior Club at St. Margaret Mary I i iU be Sond^. at the saine tiiaes. East Center Street from 1 to 6 p.m. Chorus rehearses Church. 80 Hayes Road, South Nest OB yottr Riaerary. b n d for YeOMe Plea on Friday, Sept. 25. Windsor. A car pool will leave For more information, call 643- h • Market OB the ra?lB campus of Maacbestw The Beethoven Chorus will re­ Emanuel Lutheran Church at 1 5111. CommaBityCMlege,tSBidw^8t.PnraiaooatoS ' hearse Tuesday from 10 to 11 a.m. p.m. p.m.. there win be bargaiBS gabwe. refresbraeols Take a look aad erdertaiBraeBt. U ’sa foBd-ralaer for tbe M(Xf Masons give awards * SarafT Jones, 5, StndeBt SeBate, aad yooH be charged M ccnts per Manchester Lodge 73 of Masons ■ D C car. takes a look at the will hold its annual awards night muM magaziniM that her Tuesday at 8 in the Masonic Temple mother, Rebecca, is on East Center Street. Representa­ Coventry parties again tives of the Grand Lodge of planning to sell at Connecticut will present the 1986 Not coBteBt with hs h i ^ y successful the Cheney Homes­ Masters Achievement Award to anniversary celebrations this summer. Coventry is tead tailgate tag sale Past Master Robert W. Locke. OulGuicb bclding its annual Coventryfest cm Saturday. There Dinner will be at 6:30 p.m. For on Saturday. The reservations, call 742-7868. will be a craft fair, a bot-aii:baUacm denMnstration, sale will be from 9 games, food bcxdhs and live music. This is a a.m. to 2 p.m. on the venture of the Coventry Jaycees. It will be held Open house Monday 1'! rain or shine from 10 am. to 4 p.m. at the Capt. grounds of the Nathan Hale School homestead, 106 The Square Circle Club of Man­ Go fly a kite chester Ixidge of Masons will have Hartford Road. If it U STRADA A fair to remember rains, the sale will be Steve Ling, director of the Lutz Children’s Park. There will be kite-flying demonstra­ RESTAURANT Sunday. Museum, and Donna Cammeyer, vice tions and contests for the highest flying, There are new rides, good food, plants and crafts Hsrskl photo by Pinto president of the Savings Bank of >most unusual, most colorful, best home­ Births SAHOMI TACHIBANA at the St. Jam eq^urcfa Fa ir, today and tomorrow Manchester, hold kites which may be made and most interesting kite made . . . in performance tonight in the church parking lot. Tonight’s featured Come to the Re-Union Young and old seen at the annual kite-flying contest without sticks. If it rains, the event will be entertainment is guitarist Carl Henry. Saturday Sunday from noon to 3 p.m. in Wickham Sept. 26. McCooe, Liam Seamus, son of evening, you can hear Johnny Prytko and the Good Union Station is reopening as a traBsportaUon Young musicians from Glastonbury public Kevin and Barbara King McCooe of WEEKEND SPECIALS Times Band. center this weekend, with a street festival and schools will Join the Hartford Symphony Orchestra Munro Street, was born Aug. 17 at The fair is open from 6 to 11 tonight and from II fireworks, a black-Ue party (r6servaUoBs are sold for a free outdoor concert in Salmon Brook Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. Japan W eek a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday. At the close of the fair on out) and a model railroad meet. Union Place will Corporate Park on Sunday at 2 p.m. • Filet of Sole Francaise...... *8.25 Advice and Mrs. Douglas King of Manches­ Saturday, there will a drawing for a 1987 Lynx car, be closed so pushcarts. Jugglers, mimes and Carl St. Clair, the assistant conductor of the ter. His paternal grandparents are • Chicken En Bianco...... *7.95 a 20-inch stereo and television, and a Panasonic musicians can fill the block from i i a.m. to 4 p.m. Boston Symphony Orchestra, will lead a program Mrs. James McCooe of Manchester • Fresh Broiled Swordfish...... *9.25 starts today 10-speed bike. Saturday and Sunday. Train memorabilia will be to include Sibelius' "Finlandia.” and the late James MpCooe. He has displayed, and train videos will be screened. Salmon Brook is located off Hebron Avenue. If it two brothers, B re n d ^ \6 , and • Veal Parmigiana ...... *7.95 On Saturday at 11:20 p.m., there will be a rains, the concert will be at 7:30 p.m. at Life can come from death Patrick. 3. • Mixed Seafood Fradlavolo...... *7.95 Ever Stomped a grape? fireworks display in Bushnell Park. Sunday, when Glastonbury High School. HARTFORD — Those who live near Hartford Kingsbury,. Daniel Andrew, son the street fair reopens, there will be a model train have the opportunity to soak up a great deal of of George A. and Debra O’Leary There will be an old-fashioned grape-stomping display, put together by Bob Bell of the New Japanese culture this weekend. The occasion is contest this weekend at the annual Harvest Soft soap Kingsbury Jr. of 300 Bread and Milk Jahan Week, put together by Sho Kamiiisaka, England Train Exchange. The featured when organs are donated Festival at Haight Vineyard in Litchfield. St., Coventry, was born Aug. 16 at chairman of Konica Business Machines, U.S.A. entertainment on Saturday will be a Dixieland The early American craft of soapmaking will be Manchester Memorial Hospital. 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 The week will includes exhibits, films, lectures, Festivities also include demonstrations of more band, and on Sunday, will be Last Fair Deal, a demonstrated at the Welles-Shipman-Ward House, DEAR who has been pulled from the His maternal grandparents are Mn. - S.I. S:30-10 / San. ■HI S performances, craft demonstrations and food conventional means of grape crushing, continuous bluegrass group. 972 Main St., South Glastonbury, from 2 to 4 p.m. ABBY: Last wreckage of his car. so that he Edward J. O’Leary of ifartford and tastings. winery tours, hay rides, children's games, a Sunday. Samples will be available. month I lost a might live to see his grandchildren the late Ruth L. O’Leary, His marching band and free balloons. Soup, smoked paternal grandparents are Eva Admission is $1 for adults and free for children 12 member of,, my play. The festivities get under way today from 4:30 to meats and fish, local cheeses and, of course, wine Kingsbury of Bread and Milk St., 7:30 p.m. with " T G IF — Japanese Style," at the and under. The fee includes a guided tour of the family. He was "Give my bones, every mu.scle. will be served. Remember Hazel? Dear Abby every fiber and nerve in my body Coventry, and the late George A. Pavilion in State House Square, next to the Old home, built in 1755. In case of rain, the involved in an Admission is $2.50 for adults, and children under accident and and find a way to make a crippled Kingsbury. He has three sisters. State House. A free outdoor festival will feature If you remember the television character Hazel, demonstration will be Sept. 27. Abigail Van Buren Lynne Ann Heneida, Kathryn and Breakfast Specials Japanese musicians, dancers and singers, along 12 will be admitted free. The vineyard is one mile pronounced child walk. played by Shirley Booth, then you won't want to fs "Explore every corner of my Elisabeth Kingsbury. with samples of Japanese foods and audience- east of Litchfield Center on Chestnut Hill Road. dead several Monday-Friday 5:30-11:30 AM miss "Th e Depot,” a play in which she will star this days later. I had brain. Take my cells, if necessary, participation folk dancing. evening at 8 p.m. The show is being presented at Through the time tunnel Allen, Sarah Elizabeth, daughter never given and let them grow so that someday of Robert W. and Hazel Rosenbaum Entertainment will include Tiger’s Baku, the The best of*the past the Pomfret School, Routes 44 and 169 in Pomfret. Imagine that you're far out in the future, looking much thought to a speechless boy will shout at the Allen of Bolton, was born Aug. 20 at 2 Eggs, Coffee, Toast & Jelly *1.29 popular band of Japanese trumpet player Tooru It was directed by Joanne Woodward. Both back at our times. Rubik's cube seems an object of organ donations crack of a bat and a deaf girl will Manchester Memorial Hospital. Pieces of furniture and fine arts which represent hear the sound of rain against her OkoshI, and Sahomi Tachibana, who was trained actresses have volunteered their services to raise worship, and Max Headroom is a hallowed leader. until that day. I was very much chance at life. If you print this, Her maternal grandparents are 2 Eggs, Coffee, Toast & Jelly in the Japanese kabuki tradition. the best of Connecticut work for the past 200 years surprised that considering the please no name and no city. windows. money for the Northeast Connecticut Freeze This is the premise of a new exhibit at the.Atria H.G. and Elizabeth B. Rosenbaum with Ham, Bacon, Sausage or Hath - will be exhibited at the Old State House In Hartford amount of time the doctors and "Burn whal is left of me and *2.29 On Saturday there will be a cooking demonstra­ Campaign, Peace Education Inc. and Pomfret ANONYMOUS of Watertown. Her paternal grand­ from this weekend through Oct. 6. The exhibition Gallery, 2074 Park St., Hartford. The opening staff had spent with our family, scatter the ashes to the winds to tion with cookbook author Chiemi Akahori, from 2 School. A discussion of nuclear issues will follow parents are Alice S. Allen of 638 - reception is tonight at 7, and the show runs through they never once mentioned organ help the flowers grow. Hometrles 350 Extra to 4 p.m. at the Travelers Cafeteria, 1 Tower will be held in conjunction with the celebration of the performance. Tickets are $10. DEAR ANONYMOUS: Your let Parker St. and the late William S. Oct. 19. donations. I was the one who "If you must bury something, let Square. She will show how to prepare cold king the bicentennial of the constitution. ter could not have come at a more Allen. approached them and made the it be my faults, my weakness, and crab in vinegar, grilled chicken shish kebob, The gallery is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., appropriate time. Just 10 years LA STRADA Restaurant offer. ago. the following appeared in my all prejudice against my Aiello, Michael John, son of seasoned tofu, thin strips of seasoned tofu, rolled Monday through Saturday, Sunday from noon to 5 471 Hartford Road 643-616S column for the first time: fellowman. » Salvatore M. and PeggyAnn Moa.-Sai. I; 16-19 ! Sea. 'Ul 9 sushi and a sweat made of beans. p.m. Cinema The next week. I received a letter "At a certain moment a doctor "Give my soul to God. McGann Aiello of 28 Otis St., was Other traditional Japanese arts, such as paper from the hospital informing me that will determine that my brain has "If by chance you wish to born Aug, 16 at Manchester Memor­ folding, the tea ceremony, flower arranging and HARTFORD WILLIMANTIC 7:30, 9:45, 11:45; Sun 1, 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, both kidneys were successfully ceased to function and that, for all remember me, do it with a kind ial Hospital. His maternal grand­ calligraphy, will be demonstrated from 10 a.m. to Food for thought Clntmo City — Touoh Guvs Don't U.A. The Cinemas — The Principal 9:45. — The Pick-Up Artist (PG-13) FrI transplanted — one into a 4-year- intents and purposes, my life has deed or word to someone who needs parents are John and Dorthy S p.m. on Saturday and from noon to S p.m. Sunday Dance (R) FrI 7, 9:50; Sot and Sun 1, (R ) FrI 5:15,7:30,9:45,11:45; Sot 1,3:15, 6, S, 10,11:30; Sot 2,4,6, S, 10,11:30; Sun you. If you do all I have asked. I will McGann of East Hartford. His T h e H o m e s t e a d 3; 35,7.9: SO. — Jean de Florette (P G ) Fr( 5:15, 7:30,9:45, 11:45; Sun 1,3:15,5:15, 2, 4, 6, S, 10. old girl. stopped. In the Pavilion at State House Square. "Intelligent Life,” a futuristic comedy about 4:40, 9:20; Sat and Sun 1:10, 3:50, 6:40, 7:30, 9:45. — Hellralser (R ) FrI 6, S, 10, Ironically, last week the news­ live forever” paternal grandparents are Lucia A fine dining experience with a country antique flair. For those who prefer to be outdoors, there will military officers who discover life on the planet 9:20. — Snow White and the Seven 11:45; Sat 1 4,6,8,10,11:45; Sun 2,4,6,8, DRIVE-INS paper featured a special story "When that happens, do not ROBERT N, TE S T Aiello of Newington and the late Dwarfs (G ) Sot and Sun 1:30, 4:10. — A 10. — Stakeout (R ) FrI 5, 7:15, 9:30, Mansfield — Roxanne (R ) with The Donor cards are available by Michael Aiello. He has a brother, be a kite demonstration on the grounds of CIGNA, Venus, is the first selection offered by Company Man In Love (R) FrI-Sun 7:10, 9:40. — 11:40; Sot 1,3,5,7:15,9:30,11:40; Suni, Big Easy (R ) FrI-Sun S. — The Witches about how badly organs were attempt to instill artificial life into Cottage Grove Road, Bloomfield, from 11 a.m. to3 One. Performances will be tonight and Saturday at The Fourth Protocol (R) FrI 6:50,9:30; 3,5,7: IS, 9:30. — Dirty Dancing (PG-13) of Eastwick (R ) with House II: The needed. I had no idea that some my body by the use of a machine writing to: The Living Bank, P.O. James, 6. Sot and Sun 1:20, 4, 6:50, 9 ;» . FrI 5,7,9,11; Sot 1,3,5,7,9,11; Sun 1,3,5, Second Story (R ) FrI-Sun 8. — Beverly And don’t call this my ‘deathbed ’ Box 6725, Houston Texas 77265 I p.m. It will feature a 400-foot kite made of SO 8:15 p.m., at the Hartford Arts Center, at Ann and 7,9. — Tough Guvs Don't Dance (R ) FrI Hills Cop II (R ) with "Crocodile" people had been on a waiting list for Seafood Medley separate diamond kites, which Kamiiisaka Call it my ‘bed of life.’ and let my have carried such a card for more Warren, Michelle Rebecca, Allyn streets in Hartford. ■AST HARTFORD 5:15, 7:30, 9:45, 11:45; Sot 1, 3:15, 5:15, Dundee (PG-13) FrI-Sun 8. years! daughter of Neil and Lynne Tucker himself will fly. Participants are welcome to ■ostweod Pub A Cinema — Can't Buy My point: I almost decided not to body be taken from it to help others than 15 years and feel there is Over Linguini The ticket price of $10 covers a buffet of Me Love (PG-13) FrI and Sot 7:30,9.M, bring their own kites for contests of various kinds. lead fuller lives.- nothing I can leave after my death Warren of 20 Thompson Road, was after-theater treats catered by The Congress midnight; Sun 7:30,9:30. approach the doctors becau.se I born Aug. 26 at M anchester Memor­ Free bulld-your-own-kite kits will be available, Peer Richard's Pub A Cinema— Born "Give my sight to a man who has that will be of greater value. assumed that if they thought my ial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ too. Music will be provided by the Diplomat Rotisserie, and a chance to meet the actors, writer In East L.A. (R ) FrI and Sot 7:15,9:15, never seen a sunrise, a baby’s face This is strictly a non-profit H 3 .9 5 Sun 7:30. loved one could be a possible donor, Samurai Band, and Japanese food will be sold. and director. For information, call 278-6347. or love in the eyes of a woman, organization, operating on a "sho­ parents are Mary 0. Tucker and Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — The Living they would approach me. I was James Roy Tucker of Mooresville, Later Saturday, a folk music concert will be Daylights (P G ) FrI 1 :» , 7:15; Sot and “ Give my heart foa person who.se estring" as a public service, so wrong. N.C. Her paternal grandparents 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) presented at the Lincoln Theater on the Son 12:15,4:45,7:15. — RoboCop (R) FrI own heart has cau.sed nothing but please be a spoil and send a dollar 9:45, 11:50; Sat 2:45, 9:45, 11:50; Sun In our loss, there is such a are Judith and Daniel Warren of University of Hartford campus. The free concert Find a cozy nook comfort knowing that others have endless days of pain. or two along with your request. It’s 2:45, 9:45. — Hellralser (R) FrI 1:10, Hickory, N.C. is from 8 to 10 p.m. 7:40, 9:45, 11:40; Sat 12:10, 2:10, 4:15, benefited, and mav have a second "Give my blood to the teenager tax-deductible. , ( Mansfield ■ 456-2240 T)i« HonM«c*d The eighth annual Nook Farm F a ir will be bigger 7:40, 9:45, 11:40; Sun 12:10, 2:10, 4:15, On Sunday, at the Konnver Center of the 7:40, 9:45. — Fatal AHractlon (R ) FrI University of Hartford, there will be a festival of and better than ever, with Victorian games, ethnic 1:25,7:15,9:45, 12:05; Sot 12:25, 2:40, 5, mini-films on the cultural arts from 1 to 3 p.m. It entertainment, a cockeyed spelling bee and free 7:15, 9:45,12:05; Sun 12:25,2:40,5,7:15, 9:45. — No Way Dot (R) Fr11:40,7:35,10, will be followed at 3:30 by a lecture on Japanese tours of the Mark Twain and Harriet Beecher 12:10, Sot 12:40, 2:50, 5, 7:35, 10, 12:10; Parents have right to know pobkc Records ceramics. Stowe houses. Farmington Avenue will be closed Sun 12:40, 2:50, 5, 7:35, 10. — Dirty At 7:30 p.m.. In the same building, the 1950 film Dancing (R) FrI 1:20, 7:10, 9:30, 11:45; for two blocks, to accomodate the 6,000 people Sot 13:»,3:25,4:2S, 7:10,9:30,11:45; Sun D E A R DR bent to suit individual cases Best ItaliEti 198‘4>86 classic '’Rashomon," by Akira Kurosawa, will be expected to attend. 12:20, 2:25, 4:25, 7:10, 9:30. — Stakeout Pediatrician.s usually welcome dia­ Quitclaim deeds Voted ConneotieuI Negesine shown. (R ) FrI 1:05, 7:20,9:50,12:10; Sot 12:05, GOTT; What Manchester's own St. Patrick's Pipe Band will 2:25, 4:45, 7:20, 9:50, 12:10; Sun 12:05, right does a par­ logue with parents on this issue. Rosemarie C. Slossberg to On Monday at 7:30 p.m., Ozamu Tezuka, a 2:25,4:45,7:20,9:50. — The Big Easy (R> George E. and Rosemarie C. world-famous cartoonist and animator, will show participate, along with a Laotian children's dance ent have to ac­ DEAR DR. G O TT: What differ­ PrpMenit A New Divenified Menu FrI 1:15, 7:25, 10, 12:05; Sot 12:15, 2:20, Slossberg, 95 Milford Road, no group, gospel singers and contra dancers. There 4:30,7:25,10,12:05;^n 12:15,2:20,4:30, company a child ence, if any, is there between hit films and speak at Lincoln Center at the 1 ^ 1 Dr. Gott conveyance tax. ■ Italian Cuitine • Seafood • Fowl • Steaki • Rlbi will be free horseback rides and horse-drawn 7:25, 10. — ThvPICk-Up Artist (PG-13) during tests? inflammation of the hip-area mus­ University of Hartford. Fr11:45,7:35,9:35,11:3S; Sot 12:45,2:35, Clara B. Krajewskl to Ellen "Muddy River,” a 1981 film by Kohei Oguri trolley rides. Fam ily members may try their hands One hears sto­ Peter Gott, M.D. cles resulting from arthritis and 4:25, 7:30, 9:35, 11:30; Sun 12:45, 2:35, ries about child­ Strano and Robert Krajewskl, 206 A Dining Room With A View about a young boy growing up in a backwater part at egg batiking, stencilling and other crafts. 4:25,7:30,9:35. — The Principal (R) FrI tendinitis of the buttocks? Is the 1,7:20,9:45,11:50, Sot 12,2:15,4:30,7:20, ren being sub- Hollister St., no conveyance tax. of Osaka, will be shown at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the One highpoint of the day will be a pie-eating 9:45,11:50; Sun 12,2:15,4:30, 7:20,9:45. treatment similar? Enjoy The Foliage Aa Konover Center of the University of Hartford. jected to contest, sponsored by the Bushnell 'Theater on unnecessary DEAR READER: The hip mus­ There are also a number of exhibits which MANCHBSTBR The Glorioua Autumn Approachea behalf of "Big River,” a Broadway show which is UA Theaters East — Can't Buy me cles attach to the bones of the hip. Japan enthusiasts con enjoy. "A Day in the Life of tests while hos­ On The Mountain. coming to the Bushnell Sept. 29. At 2:30 p.m., Love (PG ) FrI 7,9:30; Sot and Sun 2:15, pitalized. or to not to the joint itself. However, Japan" a photographic record of June 7,1985, will 4:45, 7, 9:30. — Born In East L.A. (R) people are asked to assemble on the Tw ain house excessive X-rays. I know doctors they certainly can be nearby. these areas are close together, so hang at the State House Square Pavilion through FrI-Sun 7:30, 9:40. — Masters of the 60 yilla l.ouita Road, Bolton, CT 646-3161 porch, to eat as many blueberry pies as possible, in Unlverse(PG) SotandSun2,4:30. — La don’t want hysterical parents com­ Parental presence is. as far as I doctors often have difficulty differ­ Sept. 23. Also at the Pavilion will be a display of Bamba (PG-13) FrI 7:15, 9:45; Sat and know, not a right However, physi­ JOHNNIE'S as short a time as possible. If you're interested in Sun 2, 4:15, 7:15, 9:45. — The Wall (R) plicating their work, but I would entiating between the pain of Japanese furniture. The gallery area will be open cians are obligated to explain arthritis (joint inflammation) and indulging, call 527-3123 — and be sure to wear your FrI and Sat midnight. — Heavy Metal think a calm parent could help Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and (R ) FrI and Sot midnight. — The Rocky soothe a frightened child, while procedures to parents. In my the pain of tendinitis (inflammation BRA SS KEY 9 Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. oldest clothes. Horror Picture Show (R ) FrI and Sot opinion, a child should not be of the muscle tendons where they making sure everything being done The Old State House itself will house a display of midnight. Featuring to the child was needed. subjected to testing orsurgeryuntil attach to bone). kimonos and tiny bonsai trees. VERNON the parents have been given a Arthritis pain usually is severe Margarltas Traditional Japanese crafts may be seen in the Golden oldies Cine 1 A 2 — Can't Buy Me Love D E A R R E A D E R : I agree. I think detailed and understandable expla­ when the hip is moved either Joseloft Gallery of The University of Hartford. (PG-13) FrI 7, 9:15; Sot and Sun 4:15,7, will now be Steaks 9:15. — The Care Bears Adventures In ST. JAMES CHURCH that the practice of parents accom­ nation of what is to be done, its actively or by manual, passive T h ^ a lle ry will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Golden Girls of Rock 'n' Soul will be at the Wonderland (G ) Sat and Sun 2. — Born panying their children for testing is benefits and potential complica­ rotation. This makes sense, be­ Seafood Monday through Saturday, and from noon to 5 Oakdale Musical Theater in Wallingford Sunday at In East L.A. (R( FrI 7:20,9:40; Sot and appropriate, and many doctors are tions. and why. cause the inflamed joint will cause open on p.m. Sunday. Sun 5:15, 7:20, 9:40. — Masters of the 8:30 p.m. Tickets for the show are $17.50, and are Universe (P G ) Sot and Sun 1:15,3:15. FALL FESTIVAL encouraging this. Naturally, in In hospitals, rules often limit symptoms during any kind of & Japan Week is sponsored by the state of available at the Oakdale box office, 265-1501. certain circumstances — such as when and how long parents can stay motion. However, inflamed ten­ .Connecticut, the city of Hartford and the WEST HARTFORD Food From South 8 Howie Mandel, whose show was postponed in ■bti 1 A 1 — Can't Buy Me Love during surgery — parents may be with their children. I've found that dons will be painful only when the SUNDAYS government of Japan. It was introduced in 1983. July, will be at the Oakdale for two shows (PG-13) FrI 7,9:30; Satand Sun X 4:15,7, prohibited from being present, but these rules are flexible and can be patient contracts them, not during of the Border 9:30. — Born In East L.A. (R ) FrI 7,9:30; 896 Main St., Manchester Saturday, at 6 and 9; 30 p.m. Tickets are $21. passive movement. Sot and Sun 2, 4:15,7,9:X . In addition, an X-ray examina­ h I tion may show the bony changes of OPEN EVERY NIGHT September 17, 18 and 19 arthritis or deposits of calcium in Old saw \ Thonglits tendons (and a normal hip-joint). 429-1900 rsMowcasc^ Thurs. and Fri. — 5PM - 11PM When arthritis is the cause of ______(Rt. 32, Mtnsfigid)______A man uses a I c m o M s Sat. — 11AM - 11PM symptoms, anti-inflammatory 7 cross-cut saw to cut I BAMUMIUTmCCnRST8HOWOHLY-a.se L Dr. Leo Buscaglia. well-known to and triumphs of her life. He medicine often gives relief. Motrin. ICONTMUOUS SHOWS SAT. SIM. 8 HOUOAVSI public T V audiences, is a professor returned home to talk with others Indocin, Naprosyn and other anti­ through an 18-Inch UTC SHOWS nSMY S SATURDAY F R E E ADMISSIONI there and came one day a week for arthritis drugs are helpful. Hip f t . ‘ ■ who lectures widely on the need for diameter log. This iiin ii more love in human relationships. visits the residents looked forward surgery may be necessary if Serving Special Luncheon Daily will be one of the When he gave a class assignment to to. When last seen, the student, like disability and discomfort cannot be •EU EA M R n the Pied Piper of literature fame, controlled with medicine. 11:30 am thru 3:30 pm competitions at the A R n ir B Q i “ go out and do something good for Breakfast NEW RIDES, GOOD someone.” a student with the was leading a coterie of limping but Anti-inflammatory drugs are Monday thru Saturday New England Lum­ limited outlook of the wealthy joyful elderly women to attend a also useful for tendinitis. Further­ only from FOOD, CRAFTS football game. more, cortisone injections into the berjack Champion­ ATlfiXSkoNlB 8m W wU. ■ asked. "What is there to do?” If you want to find the true joy of calcium deposits can be curative. Featuring Peking Duck Dinner ship Show on lEM M lB te W A E U Dr. Buscaglia took him to a 7 am - 1 pm FREE nursing home and pointed to an life, try giving yourself away. Jesus Often, physical therapy with spe­ for *14.95 per person Sunday In Warren. ■OEOCOE ■ put It this way; "He who would save cial exercises, ultrasound treat­ W n elderly woman in a wheel chair. (Min. (or two) M8M I ENTERTAINMENT ments and hot packs can relieve the JOY The contests start at ■M 8B8B “Talk to her.” he Instructed. “Good his life (keeping it to himself for Johnnie's Brass Key morning," the student began. "Are safety) will lose it but he who will pain of tendon inflammation. 1 p.m. Admission Is snaaowr ■ A GIANT TAG SALE In short, both conditions are 227 West Middle Turnpike omSSS w h e q i you one of my relatives?” snarled lose his life (giving it away) for my 829 Main St. OF THE $2.50 for adults. IB18MH8 E m H B M the woman. "I hate my relatives! ” sake, will find it.” given the same basic treatment. In Manchester Children are admit­ AND MUCH M ^E! Assured that he was not such, she my experience, tendinitis usually Manchester responds more quickly than does k ted free. A roast beef m a x im talked with him for an hour, and the Rev. H. Osgood Benneu 643-8609 J V O K . 643-4600 % V M I M M e U U8W youBi man had a new world opened Malster of Visitation hip arthritis to medicine, and dinner will be sold. to him BBHOlearngOof the itrugglts North UalWd Motbadlst GhEiwh rarely requires surgery. J lz L M A g £ H I§ T E R H ERALD. Friday. Sept, in. IM7 MANCHESTER HERALD."Friday. Sept. 18. 19S7- FT 18 F r i d a y T V G SA OPPORTUNITIES 5:00P M [ESPN] Truck and Trsolor Pull (60 min.) (SP To the Manor Born 3D Christian Children's Fund (.5) MOVIE: 'Gambit' A Eurasian girl and PRIVATE 3D Show de Rolando Barrel [CNN] Newsnight an Englishman plot to steal an invalua­ [HBO] MOVIE: ‘Agnss of Ood' (CC) A ble piece of sculpture. Shirley Ma- psychiatrist Is asm to axamina the mys- [DIS] Man. Monsters and Myateries In­ [ESPN] SporttLook "N EYE cLaine. Michael Caine. 1966. tsrious birth and death of a child to a terviews with local citizens and scien­ [HBO] MOVIE; 'F/X' (CC) A special ef cloistsrod nun. Jana Fonda. Anns Ban­ Private investi­ tists about Nessia, the Loch Nets mons­ facts expert becomes the fall guy for 9 J Hit City croft. Meg Tilly. tgSS. Rated PG-13 (In ter. government agents when he arranges a [USA] Night Flight; VIdM Flash Tracki REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK Stereo) gator Jack Cleary [M AX] Steve McQueen: Man on the mobster's fake assassination. Bryan [TMC] MOVIE: ‘Funoral In Bortin' A Bri­ (Nichael Woods, Edge A profile of this successful leading Brown. Brian Dennehy. Diane Venora 2 :0 5 A M X Newt (R) tish spy arranges for tho defection of a r.) is aided in his In­ man through film and TV clips and inter­ 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) 2 ;3 0 A M 93) Twilight zone featuring: Russian officer who it in charge of Ber­ vestigations by views with his family, friends and co­ [USA] MOVIE: The Phantom Creeps' (22) Muaic City, U.S.A. lin's war security. Michael Caine. Eva workers. (60 min.) Mad scientist Dr. Zorka sets out to con street hustler [CNN] Sporta Latanight Renxi, Oscar Hofflolka. 1967. Johnny Betts 1 1 :0 0 P M (D ® (32) (55) 3® News quer the world. Bela Lugosi. Robert Kent, Regis Toomey. 1939 [USA] Night riiglit: Taka Olf 6 :00P M (£ (E) (8) ® 96 Newt (Josh Brolln), in dD IfD Late Show (In Stereo) Come home to a CB Throe's Company "Private Eye." 1 2:0 5 A M ® Magnum. P.l. 2 :5 0 A M [HBOJ m o v ie : a Staed (Y) Carol Burnett end Frierids Apart' A mountain climber snd a reclu­ CD Matt Houston The new NBC se­ 3D At the Movies 1 2 :3 0 A M X w k r p in Cincinnati sive enviiunmentalist clash over the 91) Qimmo a Broak ries airs FRI­ (35) Tales From the Darkside After a high ® Ask Dr. Ruth (CC). (R) sanctity of a rare bald eagle's nest and career with Number 1. 9B Simon & Simon DAY, SEPT. 18. school teacher finally gats the word pro- (3 ) Uncle Floyd the love of u local woman. Rutger Hauer, Kathleen Turner. Powers Boothe. 1984. For information on a career as part of the Number 1 home selling (SI Anglo . cessor he's dreamed of. he discovers it MOVIE: 'The Beech Boys • an Ameri­ has unique capabilities. (R) (3.0) Rated R. ( S Soaomo Straat (CC). CHECK IISTINGS can Band* The careers of the Beach Boys system in America, join us for a Century 21 Career Session! (3D Doctor Who are chronicled in this documentaiy 3:00AM C9D Home Shopping Over­ Charlia'a Angela fOR EXACT TIME Tuesday, September 22. at the Manchester Country Club, 7:30 P.M, (3D Tales of the Unexpected Brian Wilson, Mike Love 1985 night Service Continues (2 hrs.) I3B Quincy A d m is s io n Free — Reservation requested. Cali Century 21 Epstein 647-8895. ® M*A*S*H (33) 35) Late Night With David Letterman ' iD MOVIE- 'Follow the Leader' On fur­ 93) Rsportsr 41 (In Stereo) lough from the Army, the East Side Kids 3D PELICULA: 'Bellas de Noche' Un ex (39) Alfred Hitchcock Presents iMvestigato a robbery. Leo Gorcey, Joan (52) M acNail / Lahrar Nawshour boxeador entra a trabajar da mesero en Marsh. East :iide Kids. 1944. un cabaret y se enamora de una de las Gene Soon 93) Fame (60 min.) (In Stereo) 3D [CNN] News Overnight ficheres. El Mimo [ESPN] Australian Rules Football; Toun- [D IS ] Srraw W hite: SIngin', Dancin', 36 Alice [DIS] MOVIE; 'Baby; Secret of the Lott Put Number 1 9 :0 0 P M X MOVIE: National Lam- (5Z)s c t v ament Rounds (Semifinals) (3 hrs.) (Live) Hsigh Ho From Disneyland, Snow 96 Win, Lose or Draw poon's Vacation' While driving cross­ Legend' In Africa, a scientist ond her White, the Seven Dwarfs, the Prince and [CNN] Moneyline to work for you* EAST HARTFORD - Oversized 7 room Raised (52) Wild, Wild World of Animals country to giant Wally World, the Gris­ 12 :4 5 A M [TMC] MOVIE: -Tuchtrs' journalist husband attempt to reunite an the Wicked Witch are joined by the Dis­ wold clan detours into a series of [DIS] MOVIE: 'One of Our Dinoaaurs Is A burned-out but gifted teacher faces infant dinosaur with its captured Ranch, 3 bedrooms, oversized living room, and neyland dancers for a musical revue fea­ Crossfire S [CNN] screwball sidetrips Chevy Chase, Bev­ Missing' British and Chinese agents complex problems when his aging, over­ mother. William Kalt, Sean Young. Pa­ dining room, large recreation room, 3 baths, 2 car turing ("Somadsy My Prince Will [E S P N ] Magic Years in Sports: High­ erly D'Angelo, Christie Brinkley 1983 race to find a valuable piece of microfilm crowded school is sued for awarding a trick McGoohan. 1965. Rated PG. Come"), ("Heigh Ho"), ("Silly Song") and lights 19 S 2 Look at the year 1962 with a (H) hidden in a museum dinosaur skeleton diploma to an illiterate student. Nick garage near golf course. Asking *179,000. ("Whistle While You Work"). faatute on golfer Tom Watson (R) X 96 Max Headroom SEASON PRE- Peter Ustirov, Helen Hayes. Clive Reviil Nolle, JoBeth Williams, Judd Hirsch [TM C] MOVIE; 'A Clockwork Orange' A [ESPN ] SporttLook MIERE (CC) (60 min ) (In Stereo) 1975 Ratt’d G. 1984. Rated R. (In Stereo) young punk is transformed Into a peace- 8:00PM (X CBS Summer Pfoyhouse loving man in a world gone mad with [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Period of Ad)uttmant' Piloti: In “Kingpins." Dorian Harewood Cy) MOVIE: 'Breaking Up Is Hard to Do' [ESPN] Harness Racing: Breeders 1 :0 0 A M X MTV Video Music Two young couples, one adjusting to a Crown (Live) violence. Malcolm McDowell, Pauick stars as the enbattled proprietor of a Six divorced men spend a summer to­ Awards Receiving multiple nominations Magee, Ailrlenne Corn 1971 Rated R. EPSTEIN REALTY honeymoon, the other adjusting to in­ gether sharing a beach house- as well as MOVIE; 'Light Blest' A police in­ are “Land of Confusion" by Genesis, Pe­ bowling alley; In "'Sons of Gunz," a man [TMC] [USA] Night Flight; Comedy Cuts III 543 N. Main Street, Manchester. CT laws, help each other. Tony Franciosa, (Kenneth McMillan) employs three of his the trauma of breaking up Robert Con: spector races against time to save San ter Gabriel’s “Sledgehammer," Stave FU U&R REALTY CO. Jane Fonda. Jim Hutton. 1962 647-8895 sons as car salesmen (60 min.) rad, Ted Bessell, Jeff Conaway 1979 Francisco from a mad scientist's deadly Winwood's "Higher Love" and U2's 3 :1 5 A M [MAX] MOVIE: a Night In [USA] Cartoons Part 2 of 2. laser weapon. Erik Estrada, Michael Prit­ With or Without You." Scheduled per­ Heaven' A married teacher risks every­ CSD @ ) DuckTales: Treasure of the Gol­ formers: Bryan Adems, Bon Jovi, E chard. Thomas Moore. 1985 Rated R ) 1987 Century 21 Real Estate Corporation as trustee for the NA E ® and’“ — trademarks 643-2692 m a s h den Sunt (2 hrs.) 33) Billy Graham Crusade (CC) thing for a night of passion with one of 6:30PM (3D * * * Crowded House. Whitney Houston and her former students. Christopher Atkins, o f Century 21 Real Estate Corporation. Equal Opportunity Employer [USA] Night Flight: Comedy Cuts III Robert D. Murdock, Realtor dD 96 ABC N ew t (CC) X 96 Growing Pains SEASON PRE- (33) To the Manor Born Cyndi Lauper Held Sept. 11 in Los An­ Lesley Ann Warren. Robert Logan. EACH OFFICE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED. 93) Benson MIERE (CC) A vacation trip to Hawaii 3D Novela: Senda de Gloria 1 1 :3 0 P M dD 35) Nightllne (CC) geles (60 min.) 1983. Rated R. forces Maggie to make a difficult deci­ dD Entertainment Tonight (In Stereo) ® Home Shopping Overnight Service J (26 Laverna & Shirley sion. (60 min.) (57) State We're In SportsCenter (2 hrs.) 3 :3 0 A M [ESPN] NBC News dD News [CNN] Larry King Live (TD (25) Honeymooners (S) (36 ® Joe Franklin [USA] Aasaulted Nuta ^ / i Notiolaro Univliion [DIS] MOVIE; 'Baby: Secret of the Lost (32) (55) Tonight Show (In Stereo) 93) dD National Geographic on Assignment (DD Runaway With the Rich and Famous 3:45AM [OSA] Night Flight: Goes to 7 7 1 The effects of the Chernobyl nuclear di­ Legend’ In Africa, a scientist and her (3D 6octor Who [CNN] Showbiz Today journpH$rtTu8band attempt to reunite an Alan Thicke ( "Growing Pains") in the Ba­ the Moviee and CoComing Attreotions ' saster on reindeer living in the Swedish (3D Racing from Ptainafield hamas: Al Waxman (“Cagney & Lacey ) [D IS] Zorro infgfft dinosaur with its captured 4 :0 0 A M X m o v ie : virgin Soldleri' ) i Lapland forest; pedal-powered vehicles (31) Hogan's Heroes in Toronto (R) [E S P N ] Running and Racing that can reach speeds up to 60 mph; rprother. William Katt, Sean Young. Pa Gl counterparts from Britain do not see P D.W.HSH North Pacific humpback whales: an arti­ trick McGoohan. 1985 Rated PG 37) News 3 1 Maude Part 2 of 2 much action In 1651 until a train they D 7:00PM (X) CBS News ComnwrcM-Innttmml Company est who carves wooden duck decoys [ESPN] Boxing (Top Rank): John Meek- [CNN] Sports Tonight 35) Ask Dr. Ruth (CC) (R) are riding is attacked. Lynn Redgrave, b ( T ) News ins vs. Howard Stewart John Meekins Nigel Davenport, Nigel Patrick. 1970. (60 min.) [ESPN] SportsCenter [CNN] Crosaflre g C5D (23) Wheal of Fortune (CC) d l) Columbo (5-1-2, 12 KOs) versus Howard Stewart [CNN] Larry King Overnight Manchester *282,000 F O R S A L E (14-2-2, 4 KOs) in a junior middleweight [MAX] MOVIE; 'About Last Night...' [DIS] MOVIE; 'Archer' Adventure and p Elegant home In preetigloue neigh­ ( B a 100,000 Pyramid I Yogi Bear and the Great Escape (2 bout scheduled for 12 rounds, from At­ (CC) A pair of young people struggle to adversity beset a young man and his [ESPN ] Auto Racing IM8A QTP Series c • ^taMIshad reataurant with full bar hrs) form a lasting relationship after an ini­ (l^hri.) (R) borhood. New U&R built family and apartment above. *195,000 93) Jaffartons (CC) lantic City. N J (2 hrs ) (Live) horse when they cross the Australian Beet of Saturday Night 32) 3 6 Rags to Riches SEASON PRE- MOVIE: Class' A lustful teen has tial one-night stand. Rob Lowe. Demi outback on their way to enter a presti­ [USA] MOVIE: 'The Phantom Creeps* room with tkyllghtt, antique mental SUPnELD 96 [TMC] Moore, James Belushi 1986 Rated R Manchuttor Im m cu la f *182,900 MIERE (CC) Nick goes undercover for the chance to lose his innocence to an gious race. Brett Cimino, Robert Colby. Mad scientist Dr. Zorka sets out to con­ MA and French doors to private patio. 3 bedroom Raised Ranch with living room, formal • And 19 Prime Acrsa/Brtdiay Area *3,340,000 (26 M'A'S'H the CIA in Las Vegas to catch a black­ (In Stereo) Nicole Kidman 1986 Rated NR quer the world. Bela Lugosi, Robert li Large foyer, formal dining room Qlaatonbury Bxetlhnt *102,900 older woman, but complications arise dining room and a 0x10 deck off the ceramic tiled And 1.2 Aerss with house and bam *250,000 (23) MecNell / Lehrer Newahour mailing mobster (2 hrs ) (In Stereo) when he discovers who she really is Rob [USA] Assaulted Nuts [USA] Night Flight Kent. Regis Toomey. 1939. 6 and living room with French doors hom e In a great area 3 bedroom Ranch with fireplaced kitchen. Slate foyer and a barnboard panelled family living room, appllancad kitchen opening to a nice dining ENFIELD (26 Barney Millar @ ) (IZ) Washington Week in Review Lowe. Jacqueline Bisset, Andrew 4 :2 5 AM [HBO] m o v ie : Jaggad Edgt' PA loading to beautiful acreened room with recaesed lighting and a floor to celling 1 1 :3 5 P M ® Entertainment Tonight 1:D 5AM ® Love Boat area and highlighted by a first floor atone fireplaced, sunken • 13 6 Aetas near EntlaM Mall/ 3 6 ® Hollywood Squares (CC) McCarthy 1963 Rated R (In Stereo) (CC) An attorney falls In love with her V porch. Perfect home for entertain­ brick fireplace. Work room, vinyl elding, 1V4 bathe, 1 :2 5 A M [M AX] MOVIE: Bolero* A client, a San Francisco newspaper pub­ family room with receteed Hghting and built-in gorgeoue High trafflo area *1,250,000 MOVIE: 'A Chance to Live' A rookie [USA] MOVIE: 'The Beginning of the P g arag e. ______(36 Jsffersons 1 1:4 5 P M [USA] Night Flight; Goes to young man aspires to become a great lisher who may be a manipulative mur­ ing . brick patio overlooking wooded, private yard with pool. 2 cop's youthful appearance helps him End' A smalt town is mysteriously wiped d 93) Novels: Victoria pose as a high school student to bust a out by giant grasshoppers over 6 feet the Movies and Coming Attractions dancer. George Raft, Carole Lombard. derer. Glenn Close, Jeff Bridges. Robert OPEN H OUSE ■ > v car garage. F O R L E A S E Ray Milland 1934 (In Stereo) li (S7) Nightly Business Report drug ring David Cassidy, Vi.nce Ed­ tall Peter Graves. Peggy Castle 1957 1 2 :0 0 A M dD Taxi Loggia. 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) Sunday, Sept 20, 1SS7 MANCHESTER wards, Gloria DeHaven 1978 P 1:00 - 4:00I PMr ' • Whaa/Mfg. 2-10,000 tq. ft./Nsw 93) Matt Houston 9 l3 0 P M (5Z) Peg* Fifty Seven ® Getting in Touch 1 :3 0 A M (H) in n News 4 :3 0 A M ® l Love Lucy C building near l-M/Alarm/Spdnklari *4*® K . ft. [CNN] Monsylina (31) Major League Baseball; Boston Red (3S) (35) Friday Night Videos (In Stereo) 3 D One Step Beyond Hosts: Nancy Von Hollen Sox at Baltimore Orioles (3 hrs) d^AOPM (3D To the Manor Born C5D Cannon s [D IS ] MOVIE: The Misadventures of [CNN] Newsnight Update 0 and David Murdock aW FISH TOLLAND (JD Star Trek 4 :4 0 A M [M AX] m o v ie ; 'Cut and Run' • 4-2400 sq. ft. tpacat/Nsw building Merlin Jones' An oddball college atu- C4D Novela: Pobre Senorlta Limantour 1 0 :0 0 P M X 93) (2® News THE REALTY CO M IW NY (35) Sybervislon 1 :50A M [HBO] Inside the NFL Hosts: A TV reporter and her cameraman tackle Directions: East Center to Pitkin, w/oftics specs. Qreal location In dent't weird expasiments give him the [CNN] PrimeNews X 20 /20 (CC) Scheduled Barbara head-hunting Indians and vicious drug PAI Consumer Discount Network Len Dawson, Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) left on Boulder Rd., let right on Industrial park *5*»aq.ft. ability to read minds Tommy Kirk. An- [ESPN ] NFL'S Greatest Moments (60 Walters interviews screen legend Kath (35) (In Stereo) runners while on assignment in South / w R o b ert R d . nette Funicello, Leon Ames 1964 min.) erine Hepburn (Series enters its 10th (39) Alfred Hitchcock Presents Americe. Lisa Blount, Leonard Mann. WOI WILLINOTON Rated G year). (60 min.) 2 :0 0 A M ® McMillan and Wife Willie Aames. 1986. Rated R • t%000 to 17,000 sq. ft. svsHsMa for [HBO] MOVIE; Jagged Edge' (CC) An 35) Quincy othi offics, rsstsurant or light Industrlsl *4»»sq.ft. [E S P N ] SporttCantar attorney falls in love with her client, a (l9) MOVIE: 'Lady in a Cage’ A woman's ret< iBetter [HBO] Inside the NFL Hosts: Len Daw­ San Francisco newspaper publisher house is ransacked while she is trapped ble. VERNON son, Nick Buoniconti (6D min) (In who may be a manipulative murderer. in her private elevator during a power the FREE MARKET EVALUATION - H o n j S S ’® • Rt. 83 300/1400 sq. ft. Oflloamst. Stereo) Glenn Close, Jeff Bridges. Robert Log­ failure Olivia de Haviland, Jeff Corey. Manchaatar fmpae( space. All utilities Includsd. Ann Sothern 1964 fm paeeaM a *232,000 *12“ aq.ft. [TM C] MOVIE: ‘Choose Me' An eccen­ gia 1985 Rated R (In Stereo) NBC launches ‘Sunday Today’ Qradoua Raised Ranch with newlyne redecorated flreplaoed ELLINOTON tric but charming liar enters the lives of a [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Dirty Dozen' A (3D Wild, Wild West CAI living room, dining room and appllancad count:itry sized • Nsw 14,000 s. f. Rat. /Prof. Ctr. repressed radio talk-show host and a tough Army major manages to whip an (® (3^ Private Eye A Hollywood starlet kitchen, 3 bedrooms and a 14x10 Florida room. Famifyhlly room Prime Rt. 83 loc. Fall occupancy *11'»aq.ft. beautiful tavern owner. Keith Carradine, unruly group of misfit convicts into hires Cleary to find out if her mobster NEW YORK (AP) - True to its back,” said "Today” executive ing” host Charles Kuralt. O i h as fu ll b ric k w alled fira p la ce , elate e n try, fu ll bath and tw o '4 Genevieve Bujold. Lesley Ann Warren shape for a deadly mission into enemy boyfriend is being unfaithful (60 mm ) easygoing style, "CBS Sunday producer Marty Ryan, who is also "I'm sure they will do a little eSen^y a, baths, 2 car garage. Gc territory during World War II Lee Mar­ 243 Main SIrMi, Manehostar, C T 00040 11684. Rated R ">■: (In Stereo) Morning” seems perfectly willing producer of "Sunday Today." "F or livelier, more youthful program REAL ESTATE SERVICES seesetuM [USA] vin. Ernest Borgnme. Charles Bronson. 3D Noticiero Univision (203) 643-4616 1967 (In Stereo) to shove over on its big, old my taste, Just as a viewer, that’s than we do. Ours is a more — well, 643-1S91 MATYI. (fZ) Headache; The Ancient Enemy 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 243 Main S t, Manchester, CT 06040 Dally a0M ;00 CALL LENI MATYIA OR CHRIS HELLER 7:30PM (X) PM Magazine A look at [USA] Riptide overstuffed sofa and let another way too slow. we Just decided to Just do what we 871-1400 Varnon Cr., Vamon, CT 06066______am. MO-a.00 the Miss America pageant: a tour guide (51) Perry Mason network program, NBC’s new “ (CBS) ‘Sunday Morning' liked,” he said in a recent for celebrities on African safaris PA ® Entertainment Tonight (In [CNN] CNN News "Sunday Today,” plop right down. doesn't do any news. They’re just interview. 8 l3 0 P M y CT) Current Affair Stereo) (HBO) MOVIE: Legal Eagles' (CC) Two “Sunday Today." a version of starting to do weather. They don’t Perhaps In response to the 0 CT) (22) Jeopardy) (CC) (3$ dZ) Wall Street Week Manhattan attorneys employ some unor "Today" with a different cast, do sports, other than long profile Impending arrival of "Sunday CD Truth or Consequences thodox methods to prove the innocence C [D IS ] Dinosaurs Host Gary Owens talks of their client, an avant-garde artist ac­ makes its debut this weekend. It takeout pieces. So we’re going to be Today,” "CBS Sunday Morning” s 93) INN News with scientists about the history and cused of murder Robert Redford. Debra promises to be a tad bit more much more contemporary.” has made minor changes, like V OPEN THIS SUNDAY 1-4 PM 96 (26 Carson's Comedy Classics myths surrounding dinosaurs, with clips Winger. Daryl Hannah 1986 Rated PG fidgety than its older, more sedate Is there room (or another Sunday adding more news and hiring wry C from the first dinosaur movie, ( "The Lost (In Stereo) 94S NOSTN RIVES SOSO, COVENTIIV (® Barney Millar World "), as well as animated clips from counterpart on CBS. morning show? “ Oh, sure there Is," observer William Gelit, formerly fi This WOOD SIDED CONTEMPORARY faaturus 3 (36 Newlywed Game (“Fantasia") and (“Gertie") 1 0 :3 0 P M 93J (2® inn News “ We won't be quite that laid said affable "CBS Sunday Morn­ of The New York Times. 1; g«nerous bedrooms, LOFT overlooking ■ large living room with MASSIVE FIELDSTONE FIREPLACE, insulated glass windows, all appliances, 31' deck PLUS a 2 car garage and an acre of landl Reduced for Real Estate Immediate sale by transfsrrad owner — ----- *170's. D ir Route 44 east left on Carpenter Road, right CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 PROUD AS A PEACOCK!!! ______on North River Road, house on left. 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Including attor­ Anytime on weekends. background a plus tresses. Apply In per­ neys' fees, arising from able. 643-7803. LANOSCAPERS/lown FURNITURE Makers. son. Lafayette Escod- Ask for Bee.o core. Experience re­ Full or port time. As­ along with calculator claims of unfair trade proctl- end data entry experi­ RN/LPN rllle 300 West Middle ces, Infringement ef trade­ JDK Furnitura quired for landscaping semblers, sow opera­ Tpke. Monchester. marks, trade names or pat­ Employment Minufacturlng procedure and lawn tors. Experience help­ ence. We need a N o w Interviewing “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES" ents, violation of rights of maintenance opera ful but not necessary. strong, Independent O FFICE position. East ONLY ONE LEFT!!! privacy and Infringement of RN/LPN. Family proc- tions. Must be depen N o p Brothers Individual reedy to for all shifts Moriday ATTENTION CATCHER!!! copyright and proprietary 6 Education tlce. Flexible hours. doble year round work Furnlture- Hartford. Diversified We started with 2 but now we have just 1 unit rights, unfair competition take on e challenge. through Friday. duties Including, custo­ Stately 8 room Colonial presently being built on and libel ond slander, which Respond to P. O. Box Kelly's Landscaping Monufocturers of fin­ available. Beacon Hill Condo*a - Manchester • 9547, Bolton, Ct. 06043. 528-8114, 9om-4pm est Quality living room Starting salary nsgotl- mer service; typing re- pretty 2.3 acre country lot in Bolton. 4 bedrooms, across from Wickham Park, 2 bedrooms, BlaRchard & Rossetto may result from the publica­ NO WEEKENDS oulred; good with fig­ 2.5 baths, 24x16 family room with a brick fire­ tion ef any odvertlsment In FORMAL French restau­ Mondoy-Frldov. furniture. Appylv In abla. Call Donna at conuiletely refurbished with new appliances. person, 122 Noubuc 282-0851, betwean 8- Fo r more ures; warehousing or place, Iota of character. *272,900. CHFAIFA approved.appn * *107,500. the Manchester Herald by rant. Looking for port REAL ESTATE 646-2482 - A - odveHlser, Including adver­ HELP WANTED time bartender for ser­ Ave., Glastonbury. 633- 4:30 for Immadlats information trucking experience tisements In onv free distri­ SHADY 6LEN 7511. 633-9998. helpful. E.O .E. Coll tor vice bar. Weekends conaldaratlon.______piease caii — appointment S28-95S1 bution publications pub­ DRIVER. Port time tor and other occasions. DAIRY STORES CLEANING help, olio lished by the Manchester Manchester Herald SALES clerks. Full time ext. 43. 9 Herald. Penny Sleffert, Coll for appointment WAITREMES OR working supervisor 9 route. Coventry area. days video stores. CRESTFIELD Publisher. Covey's Restouront. with floor core -expe­ PART time Clerical, typ­ Century 21 Epstein Realty - GREAT INVESTMENT! - REALTY WORLD Short hours. Good pov. 643-2751. WAITERS rience. Porttlmeeven- Good pay. Coll Joanne ing required. East (203) 848-7709 73 We*! Cooler Slmel Coll 742-8867. 9-12om, 7 Daytime and Ings or weekends. So- leave mesfoge. 528-1852 Convalescent Hartford area. Flexi­ 643 North Main 8t., Mancheeter ILD8T GAL Friday, small office or 646-1168. Bsnolt'Frechette Atsoclalet Manchetler CT 06040 to lOpm.o duties Include; heavy evenings lorv open. 643-5747^ Home ble hours. 282-1871. AND FOUND RESIDENTIAL Speclol- phone contact, generol CLEANING person JEW ELR Y soles. Mature A BLE to wiark with your WE GET RESULTS Ist. Mondov-Frldov, 2- knowledge of book­ Apply to 840 East wonted. 3-4 nights per Individual. Full or port hands? We hove open­ . 1 s t FOUND. Female cot. 1 0 . O c c a s io n a l time. Experience pre­ 643-5151 647-889S keeping, some typing. Middle Tpke. week. Must hove own ings for people who ora ■A DtVItlOM OF THOMAt A, ■BMOTT BWTBWFRIBBB* Block with double weekends. 3 client Full time, insurance transportation. 647- ferred. Coll 649-9522. mechanically Inclined ■FOTIIN M A LTY paws. White flea col­ group home. SI. 17 per and benefits. Coll 647- 649-4245 1111. DELI Help. Full and port MOTHER'S helpers and willing to learn lar. Very affectionate. hour plus benefits. Ex­ 9137. time positions availa­ needed to assist new precision tool repair. WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION Center gl Adorns Street. Iseh offtos Indspsndsntly owned snd opsrstsd. perience In residentlol M EDICAL Receptionist. 380 West Middle Tpke. ble. No experience ne­ mothers with child Excellent benefits, mo- 649-9271. living with o minimum Immediate Medical 643-0511 S IR V ia STATION cessary. Apply In per­ core and home man­ lor medical. Earn up to REWARD to finder of of 2 veors of college. Core Center of Man­ ATTMOANT r son to Doll manager. agement. Flexible- .^ 4 weeks pold vocation. V documents left In SBM Coll Elolne Mondov- chester has o port time Manchester MCNAMCS NUPIR Highland Pork Market, hours. Mileage reim­ Inquire at Holts Incor­ Frldoy. 647-1624. P booth for return of position. Evenlng- Parkade w ill train the right person. 317 Highland St. bursement. Training porated, 78 Batson 0 some to owner. 649- TELEPH O N E Operotor- /weefcend hours avail­ Apply In person. Monchester. provided. Coll VNA of Drive, Manchester, Ct. tl Manchester. 647-1481 BOLTON *179,900. 16W. /Tvplst. Seeking o full able for 0 Medical Re­ SALES PERSON and de- 643-S157. EOE. n Touehmd by Tradition... LOST small brown teddy time telephone opera­ ceptionist. Previous KENNEL worker needed 252 Spencer St. llverv for modern between 8 and 4pm, M ancheeter Monday through Fri­ n Stately Colonial nestled In a treed bear. Vtcinitv Stone tor. Must posess effec­ medical experience tor busy boordlng ken­ j>barmacy. Profes- tl preferred. Interested nel. Responsible ener­ day. EOE/AAP. lot. Large lovely rooms, 4/5 bed­ Street. Approximotelv tive telephone skills, slonol atmosphere In ■OONNnPER a 7 September 1. Rewordl typing 35-SOwpm, apti­ applicants coll Sheri at getic person needed SALES. Self motivated large shopping center. NURSES Aides needed. 7 rooms. Qsnerous dining room, ’ 721-7393. port or full time. Wee­ responsible Individual Port time flexible Port time and full time. Part Time If updated kitchen. 646-2174. tude for fleures and bosic office skills to H ELP wanted tor East kend and early hours wanted for full time hours. Excellent sa­ Mondoy-Frldav with Fu8 charge wNh oom- v pe^orm o variety of Hartford based heating required. Immedlote employment with o lary. Fringe benefits. occoslonol weekends. puler knowtadge pro- 0 clerical duties. Free openings. Apply In per­ busy Hebron lumber Not the usual retail Coll VNA of Manches­ for looal CPA p Make your appointment today to see this large, four company. Experience MANCHESTER *289.900. I fensdnals parking. Benefits. and licensed people son Mondov-Soturdov, company. Knowledge store. Apply In person. ter between B-4pm. 647- firm. Salary commensu­ w 129 KMOLLWOOD Oft. family in Vernon! Must be seen on inside to fully ap­ Apply In person, only. Pleose call and 8om-4pm. Canine Holl- of building material Liggett Phormocy, 404 1481, Mondov-Frldov. rate wNh expertenoe tl preciate the improvements made. Newer roof, newer WANTED Bowlers tor Mondov-Frlday, 8:30 leave messoge on 569- doy Inne. 200 Sheldon essential. Computer West Middle Turnpike, EOE/AAP. For more details call w Chooao Your Colon... FOREST RIDQE CONDOMINIUM Sunday ofternoon Rood, Manchester.____ experience o plus. Non kitchens. Exterior in process of being painted. to 4:30. .Progue Shoe 3395 or 568-7395. Manchester Porkode. MANAGER-Asslstont 7424001 or 840-3028 b That's all you have to do to make Luxurious 2400 aq. ft. Condo nettled In 200acreeof weterehed mixed leogue of Sllvw Company, 200 Pitkin smoker preferred. Sa­ Apply of once. ____ betwean Sam and 2 pm, l e g a l Secretory. Shor- F U L L TIME position Manager. Sous Chef. pi this Victorian Farmhouse your^. •229,000.00 forest. Central air, 3 bsdrooma. 2 full, 2 half batha, country Lone, East Hartford St., East Hartford. open for lawn core and lary based on expe­ BABYSITTER. Monday Host-Hostess-Line Monday through Thurs­ for more Information. thond required. One rience. Retirees wel­ p Spectacular master bedroom sized kitchen with alldara to deck. Baaamant has 16x21 family MANCHESTER low ot- landscaping molnte- and Friday, school vo­ cooks. Full time posi­ day. I* 74MI573. mon Manchester low come. Coll 228-9281. Cl suite with Jacuzzi, large rooms, ‘Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us!“ room, sewing room, lota of storage and elldere to patio. Pool, ftce. Receptionist ans­ office. 646-2425. nonce. Will train. 647- cations, other days ne­ tion for on upscale tost 2V6 baths, fantastic front porch. 1349 evenings. ____ gotiable. Cor and refer­ food restaurant. OI tennis, carport. Muat be seen. *175,900. wering phones and ASSISTANT auto body DENTAL Assistant. Ex­ t l ONE OF THE good habits light typing. 9-5. 643- DRIVER to do deliveries perience necessary. ences required. Close Please tend resume to LOOKING FOR on apart­ ttNlflv people hove dev^ monoper. Estimating s i OPEN HOUSE SUkDAY STRANO REAL ESTATE ^ 1845. damage, able to work and pickups also clean­ Unique Glastonbury to MCC. Will discuss Horttord Development ment? Be sure to check OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY - 1-4 pm loped Is dollv reodlny of setting 4 days per week, salary. Coll Cherl 522- Corp., 175 Locust St., SEPTEMBER 20 / 1-4 PM 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT @ O FFICE help. Port time with Insurance claims. ing and odd lobs for the monv voconcles listed the ads In dosalfiad. machine shop. Must be no Saturdays. 633-3140 5593 days, 646-2327 Hartford, Ct. 06106 or In clossifled eoch day. Directions; East Center Street, left Thors where they find afternoons. Hours flex­ Excellent benefits and m ible. 643-2178. woges. 528-6549. 18 or older. ^5549. or 633-6246 evenings. coll 2784)600. onto Vernon, right onto tfnollwood., CALL TODAY - 647-“ SOLD” ( 203) 646-7709 AVi S value buys. l» — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. 8ept. It. 1W7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Sept. 18, 1987 — 16 KIT'N'CARLYLE 'byUrry Wright HELP WANTED ED CD HELP WANTED ED HELP WANTED n HELPWAIITBI EDhELPWARTBI lHlliaP WANTED 01ISrSu bU IMS SALES. Allow voursolf LOUD speaker as­ tho opportunity to semblers. Full er part DISHW ASHER, needed AUD ITO H S wonted. No­ All reel estate advertised In TOLLAND by owner. 3 change your life. Join time. Flexible hours. evenings. For hord tional Inventory ser­ the Manchester Herald Is bedroom Ranch, % CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 DRIVERS ut for o Century 21 64^2160.______PART time lob taking working person career vice Is expondlng M Ie r t to the Fair Housine acre country lot, oak rapldlv In ct: we” ',;^ M of 19H, which mokes It Career SestlonI Tues­ p A r T time general office Tow Truck core of eittier Infants, opportunity possible. floors, fireplaced liv­ We will train. Coll Co­ p r e t t y in need of llleoal to odvsrtlso any prof- Noficts Business Property . 25 EnfiprtoInmEnt 53 Farm Supplies ond Equipment 80 day, September 22, at worker for Manchester Full time or part time, toddlers, or Syeor olds. ing room. Easy occess Resort Prooerty 26 sronot. Urn Notion er discrim­ Lost/Found...... 01 BoDkkeeDlng/Income Tax 54 Office/Retoli Equipment 8i RATM S: 1 to 6 dovs: 90 cents per line per dov. the Manchester Coun­ vey's Restaurant. 643- field auditors. No expe­ to 1-64. Reasonable Mortpoges 27 real estate office. Typ ­ 'experlenee neeeesery. Hours 1-6. Coll The ination based on race, color, PtraofKilt...... 03 Coroentry/RernDdeHno 55 Recreational Eoulpment 82 7 to 19 dovs: 70 cents per lint per day. 2751. 6132,900. 675-5460. Wonted to B u y ...... 28 try Club, 7:30pm. Ad- ing and bookkeeping Apply In person Children's Place Inc., rience Is necessary, we retlglon, kex er notional Anneunctmenta. . 03 Palnllno/PoDerlno 56 Boots and Morine Equipment 83 30 to 2S days: 60 cents per line per day. mlsslon Free- experience helpful. 646- Monchester 643-5535. P A R T Time help wanted. will from. CempetIttvS erlein, er on Intention to , Auctions...... 04 Roadno/Sldlng 57 AAusIcal Items |4 36 or more days; 50 cents per lint per doy. FOR InfMrmafton on a Flnonclol...... 05 Rentals PlGDrlng 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment 85 Minimum chorge: 4 tines. Reservotlon 4655. $4.25 and up. All shifts m rfln e wages Plus be­ moke any such preference, Electricol reauested. Century 21 fioodrich M ib iC A L Receptionist. nefits. For mere infor- IlmNotlon or dlscrlmlnonen. career as part of the Rooms for Rent,...... 59 Pets ond Supplies 86 sdRNIE'S/Newmark/ & available. Flexible Nuntaer 1 home selling Aportmenti for Rent...... Heotlng/Plumblno 60 MIsctlloneous tor Sole 87 D KAD LIN BS: For classified odvertlstmenfs to Epstein Realty. 647- Immediate Medical njotlM pieose coll 643- The Herald will net knew- Employmant ft Education MisccMoneous Services 6t Too Soles 86 Lewis needs part time Aiitomotive Care Center of /Man­ hours to work oround system In America, Condominiums for Rent. be published Tuesdov through Saturdoy. the 8095. -______your schedule. Wee­ _ 1716 between ftmt-Sem. Inolv accept any odvertlse- Help wcm ttd...... Homes for Rent...... Services Wonted 62 Wanted to Buy/Trode 89 deodllne Is noon on the day before publlcotlon. cashiers In Vernon and 606 Franklin Ave. chester has a full time ment which Is In vloloNon of loin us for a Century 21 SItuotlon Wonted ...... For odvertlsemenfs to be published Monday, kends a plus. Coll 646- IT O flme iielpne^. Store/Office Soace...... Manchester. Flexible Hartford opening for a medical the low, Coreer Session. Tues- Business Opportunities . Resort Properly...... Merchandise the deodllne Is 2:30 p.m. on Frldoy. RN SUPERVISOR hours. Will train. Ver­ receptionist. Hours are 4300,or ly In person: Order entry, telephone doy September 22, at Instruction...... r ...... Industrlol Property...... „ Automotive or coll 724-3374, oek LWIe Coesor's Pino. co n t^, typing and fll- 4 6 v8 ftN M S N T Homes Emptoyment Servlets .. > Goroots and Storope..... Hotldoy/Seosonot . non S75-3394. Manches­ for Al or Rote. Monday-Prldoy, l- the Manchester Coun- Antlaues ond Collectibles 72 Cors for Sole 91 ■ ■ A D YO U R AO. Classified odvertlsemenfs a rt 3 to 11 PM mg. Seme experlenee. from $1 (U repoir). Roommates Wonted...... Clothing token by telephone os o convenience. The ter 643-9561 between 2- 4 ^ . Previous medical P A R T time legal s e m - Delinquent tax prop­ tiv Club, 7:3(lpm. Ad- Wanted to Rent...... 73 Trucks/Vons for Sole 93 6pm dolly. 30 hours per wm Raol E«tate Furniture 74 Compers/Trollers 93 Monchester Herald Is responsible for only one and office ewperlence pre­ tory. 20 hours, flexible erty. Repossessions. mlsslon Pree- TV/Stereo/Appiionces Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of SECRETARY/Full time Plaose coll 6464000. Homes for Sole ...... 75 Motorcvcies/Mopeds 94 RECEPTIONIST. Busy ferred. Interested ap­ hours. Word process­ Call 8l»467-6000 exten­ Reservotlon ^ Services Mochlnerv and Tools 76 Auto Services 95 the orlginol Insertion. Errors which do not for congenial 3 man Condominiums for Sole. tow n ond Garden 77 Autos for Rent/Leose 96 lessen the value of the advertisement will not BAYLOR Manchester low firm plicants please call ing, telephone, dicta­ sion GH 9965. requested. Call Cen­ 23 Child Core sales office, East Hart­ Lots/Lond for Sole...... 5) Good Things to Eot 78 Vkiscelloneous Automotive 97 be corrected by on odditlonol Insertion. Sheri at 721-7393, phone. Pay depending tury 21 Epstein. 647- Investment Property . . 24; Cieonlno Services 52 seeks person to answer ford, to perform een- Fuel Oll/Cool/Firevkood 79 Wonted to Buv/Trode 98 SUPERVISOR phones, filing and light Mondav-Fridov 6-4:30. on experience. 643- /nANCHESTEi^. Duplex 6695. ______eral office duties. 5100. typing. Hours 9-3. Coll Looking for a non DATA Entry/Bllllng 40 hourg plug p«r 6/6 possible 3rd apart­ IM/MACULAf^. Mon- 7am to 7 pm Plone, 649-0150. TEACHER Aide, In ment. Near bus line. smoker who can work clerk. Manchester week. Part-tim « chester. 6152,900.3 bed­ DAY^, full or part time. Independently. For medical group seeks school suspension. Dead end street. Sapor- room Raised Ranch HOMES HOMES HOMES Q j J HOMES 1 ^ HOMES Now interviewing High school diploma houra availabig. ote heating system. En­ with living room, for­ 1 ^ S5.00 plus- per hour. more Information coll full time person for noFOR SALE FOR SALE in]FOR SALE FOR SALE | £ j f o r s a l e |w]M0RTGASE8 for both positions. Little Caesar's Pliza Is 721-7502 or send resume data entry and clerical required. Experience Competitive wages closed back yard. Ex­ mal dining room ond a looking for coring per­ position. Hourly wage with youth In o cellent condition. 6 X 16 deck off the to: RAI, 530 Silas Dean and benefits. Apply MANCHESTER. Just OPEN House Sunday, 1-4. OPEN This Sunday 1- Call 643-5151 son to handle lunch Highway, Wethers- plus benefits. Please stretured setting pre­ 6190,000.646-5196 In am, ceramic tiled kitchen. Forest RIdae Condomi­ BOLTON. $179,900. OPEN This Sunday 1- NO PAYMENTS coll 647-0238. ferred. 180 work days. 6 in person. 649-4064 anytime. Slate foyer and a born- IlstedI Immaculate 5 4pm. 31 Barbara Drive, Touched by tradition. 4pm. 948 North River shifts. Flexible hours fleld, Ct 06109. room Cope on Porter nium. Luxurious 24(X) Uo to 2 vsort. Kits your fi­ starting at 10am. Ideal hours per day. Send board panelled family Puzzles East Hartford. We're Stately Colonial Rood, Coventry. This RN. Staff nurse position SOUTH Windsor. 6 room Street. Beautifully square foot condo proud to otter this nestled In a treed lot. nancial dlfflcuitlts goodbvt. lob for Mom/student resume to: Dr Michael room with recessed nestled In 288 acres of wood sided Contem­ Avoid fortcloturt. Catch us S CRESTHELD available. 35 hour work FiiaMNK Bloke, Principal, Tol­ FOWLER’S LTD. spilt level, 2flreploces, lighting and a floor to landscaped mature oversized 6 room full Large lovely rooms, porary features 3 gen­ or second lob. Coll week. 5 x 3 rotating yard. Fireplaced living water shed Forest. on lots po vmants such at first Convalascant 646-4300.______■ TELEMARKETING land High School, Tol­ llTCeloMalM. 2 cor oarage, front celling brick fireplace. Dormered Cope In a 4/5 bedrooms. Gener­ erous bedrooms, loft or tocond morteoss.or ovon schedule. Full stole be- land, Ct. 06084. Applica­ •S4S422B porch, pool, nicely room, hardwood floor Central air, 3 bed­ quiet residential neigh­ ous dining room, up­ WAITRESS wanted full Work room vinyl sid­ ACROSS 46 Singing rooms, 2 full, 2 holt overlooking a large liv­ outttondlne credit cord Milt. Home neflts. Salary Looking for people tion deadline Septmber landscaped. 53 Mea­ ing, 1W baths, garage. throuahout. Formal borhood. 2 full baths, dated kitchen. Century ing room with massive Ktto your homt freo and time port time. 649- 1 12, Roman lyllabla baths. Country sized S22,194/year with a rec­ 22. EOE.______dow Rood, South Wind­ 47 Biblical dinnina room, ond o 27' kitchen I All 21 Epstein Realty. 647- citar without Mont. Bod Manchester, C T 5325. Luigi's Restau- who like to talk on PART time clerk for D. W. Fish Realty. 643- 4 Awakaoad kitchen with sliders to fleldstone fireplace, In- lassification due In sor. 61704)00. 644-0149 1591 or 671-1400.O prophet screened porch, all kit­ city utilities Including 6895.0______suolted gloss windows, credit or loft pdvmont hlt- ront, 706 Hartford January 88. Apply at the phone; epeak with BABYSITTER needed. wholesale business In for appointment. 8 Housa fual chen oppllonces and deck. Basement has 16 My home, Vernon. EXCELLENT Glaston- UMuitituda 48 HoHday tuffix gas. See It today 1150's. OPEN House Sunday, all appliances, 31' deck torv It not o proMtm. Kindly FU L L or part time, t y ­ Rood, Manchester. Mansfield Depot or col I a plooaant voice; who downtown Manches­ 50 16, Roman much more to remain. X 21 family room, sew­ Direction: Silver Lone coll; pist wanted for desktop Wednesday, Thursday, ter. Monday, Tuesday, bury home In a great 13 All right September 20, 1:00- plus o 2 cor garage and Susan PawloskI at 429- can work from 9am — CRAFTSMEN: Barn/Ar- 14 Olympic 52 Barnyard bird Won't lost long. Coll ing room, tots of stor­ to Forbes Street, to publishing. Generol Friday. Own transpor­ area. 3 bedroom Ranch 4:00. Manchester. an acre of land I Re­ T h e Swiss 6451. AA/EOE. 1pm, Monday-Friday. Wednesday, Friday, tlst studio, Manches­ gymnast 56 Edges today. S158,988. age and sliders to pa­ Barbara. Blanchard ft computer Macintosh Full time entry level tation preferred. 871- 8am-12 noon. 686-0044 with flroploce living 56 Oanus of $259,900. Choose your duced for Immediate Conservative Group E ter, with historic 4 ____ Korbut McCorrlson-0. W. tio. Pool, tennis, B A B YS ITTER worm .re­ Oliva trees Rossetto Realtors. 646- colors. That's all you sole bv transferred knowledge o plus. Atti­ position available. We offer: Hourly wage; 0909.______evwlnos. Keep trying. bedroom honw. Mint, room, oppllonced kit­ 15 Chamical Fish, Better Homes carport. Must be seen I 2482.0______1-454-4404 or tude ond desire more sponsible woman to chen opening to a nice • suffix 60 One of the $175,988. Realty World hove to do to moke this owner— $170’s. Direc­ Savings Bank of commissions; Incen­ V ER Y port time aide FLOR AL designer or as- flowering trees, Three and G a rd e n . 228- EAST Horttord. Over­ tion: Route 44 east on 1-454-1336 Important than speed. core for Infant, needed for church of­ slstont. Full or part shrubs. New price dining areo and a high­ 16 Actrait 9451/646-8833. Benolt/Frechette As­ Victorian Farmhouse Apply In person 9:30- Manchester Loan toddler. 13 hours tives; paid vacations; lighted first floor stone Martha Stooges sociates. 646-7709.O sized 7 room Raised vours. Spectacular Carpenter Rood right fice, typing, flexible time. Good pay and $199,900. Ravels Real 61 Ages on North River Rood 3:30. Pip Printing, 391 weekly. 649-5934. courtesy membership; Estate. 6334111. fireplaced, sunken Ranch. 3 bedrooms, master bedroom suite lAPARTMENTS Center. Apply In hours, good telephone benefits. Apply In per­ 17 Not docila 62 Bird oversized living room, house on left. Blan­ Center Street, K EN N EL person. Full or and sales training. If family room with re­ 63 8e mistaken with locuuzzl, large FOR RENT person, 923 Main skills required. Write son Flower Fashion, 05 ISAngkh and dining room, large chard ft Rossetto Real­ __I Manchester. port time. Dependable, Interested, call Judy to P. O. Box 625, East Center Street, COVEN TR Y. Ranch, 3 cessed lighting and 64 Force unit rooms, 2'/z baths, fon- recreotlon room, 3 tostlc front porch. Di­ tors. 648-2482. St. Manchester. motivated. Duties ore 646-7096. Manchester. Monchester.______bedrooms, 2 baths, 1 built-in ooraeous brick 20 Ho tm 65 Formerly EAST Hartford. 6 room animal core, hospital cor garage, to be built. patio overlooking ralativa 66 Bridge of San baths, 2 cor garage. rections: East Center duplex. $500 per month, DRIVERS DIETARY Aide. Port 22 Exclamation Luis . Near golf course. Ask­ Street, left onto Ver­ cleaning, assisting AAA Auto Club Buy nowl Lovely wooded private yard MANCHE8TER utilities not Included. P Drivers for school time opening for per­ doctors. Hours, Mon­ IU8INE88 wooded lot. S154,900. with pool, 2cor garage. of turprita DOWN ing $179,(KX). U & R non, right onto Knol- No pets. Adults pre­ buses. Part time, TEACH ER Aide needed 391 Broad St., son to perform a var­ 23 Ch«M piaca Realty. 643-2692.0 day through Thursday, 0PPDRTUNITIE8 Klernan Real Estate. D. W. Fish Realty. 643- 196 New London TurnpiKe, Glastonbury. C T 06033 I Iwood. Century 21 Ep­ ferred. 568-6478. good pay. We train. working with 3-4 year Mancheater iety of kitchen tasks. 649-1147. E x clusive 1591 or 071-1400. o 25 In axcoM stein Realty. 647-8895.0 OPEN HOUSE olds. Tuesday-Frlday 8am-1pm, 2pm-6pm. ewer eewwwwhr eweierw Great hours for high 27 Happy (203) 659-3353 COVENTRY. 2 bedroom PM trips available. Friday 8om-12 noon. MANSFIELD. Estob- agents. IM PECCABLE. $231900. 30 Implamant of 20 Bridal Pith Lam apartment. Main from 2 to 5pm. Ideal for school student. Call llshed auto lunk yard warfare Call S43.2373 References. Glaston­ Manchester Manor. ATTENTION Catcher 11 Manchester. Gracious Street. No pets, refer­ high school or college bury Veterinary Hospl- RECEPTIONIST. Port and used auto license 33 Environment 5 beautiful- rooms, 1*4 6464)129.______Stately 6 room Colonial Raised Ranch with agency ences required. $550 student. Please call tol. 633-3588.______time. Mature Individ­ for sale. Owner retir­ bathe, garage, large MASONS helper to start 649-5531 for confiden­ presently being built on newly redecorated iabbr.) month. 742-6715 or 456- ual with figure apti­ HOUSEKEEPER/Fleor ing. Profitable. Kler- fireplaced living room, lot, patio and much 0064. Immediately. Call after tial Interview. HOME Health aide. El­ tude. Pleasant person­ pretty 2.3 acre country 34 Docila porter full time. Posi­ non Relaty. 649-1147. dining room and op- 36 Bitter nut more. Come see for ^ m . 643-6209.______CUSTODIAN. First Con­ derly couple needs reli­ ality a must for this tions available to work lot In Bolton. 4 bed­ M ANCHESTER. Nice 3 able female to help W A N TED Investors for rooms, 2.5 baths, 24 X16 pllanced country sized 37 Georgia yourself, Saturday, room opartmrent. PART time plant help to gregational Church of heavy traffic salon In In a lone term core newly established film kitchen. 3 bedrooms with health care, meal Manchester. Coll Carol settlndT Good starting family room with a 39 Dattructive September 19, 2-5 pm. Heat, electric. Securtly w ork In beverage Vernon. Hours and preparation and light video company. For and a 14 X 16 Florida plant. Must be depen­ schedule flexible to suit for Interivew. 643-8339. rate and benefits. Coll brick fireplace, lots of storm 31 Having an Dawn, 646-0627. deposit. No pets. 643- housekeeping. Call 643- more Information call character. $272,900. room. Family room 41 Face pan 8552. dable. Competitive sa­ the right person. (25-40 HIGH school student to or apply In person to: 646-3441 after 6 p.m. or offensive •ISO’s. 8065. Jackson & Jackson has full brick walled 42 Plot odor lary. Apply In person, hours per week re­ South Windsor Nursing 646-7100 after 6 p.m. M ANCHESTER. 2 bed- work after school In Real Estate. 647-6400.Q fireplace, Slate entry. .4 4 ____ of 32 Snoozes GOLDEN OAKS Peguot Spring Water quired. Salary and be­ busy doctor's office. Center, 1060 Main 2'/^ both, 2 cor garage. London 35 Mother room townhouse, fully Street, South Windsor, oppllonced kitchen, Componvv Spring nefits commensurate TELLERS Various duties. Call PROUD As A Peacock 11 D. W. Fish Realty. 643- REALTY Street Extension with hours worked. 646-8534.______Ct. 289-7771. EOE. 1 2 3 parking for 2 cars. S695 Full time and part The builder of this uni­ 1591 or 671-1400.D 8 9 10 1J , Glastonbury. Send resume to: Paul CLERICAL. Full time of­ ImSTRUCTUN per month, heat and SECRETARY. Computer que 7 plus room Colon­ MANCHESTER. Lovely 646-5099 hot water Included ,no Leonard, P. O. Box time tellers. Excellent oriented. Salary com­ fice position, 40 hours a ial Is olvlng extra at­ 12 14 PART time Receptlonlst- 2302, Vernon, Ct. 06066. week, Monday - Fri­ PI AN^TnsStuctiofTT^ U ft R built Colonial pets. Security deposit benefits, free parking. mensurate with expe­ fared by graduate, tention to each and located In Forest Hills. and 1 year lease. 649- /Word Processor LPN. Positions available day. 8am to 4:30pm. 16 17 wanted. 16 hours every Pay commensurate rience. Good fringes. Manhattan School of every detail I Top qual­ This 4 bedroom home 0795.______full time on second Free parking. Contact Reliability and accu­ ity material and craft- CONDOMINIUMS other weekend. Previous with experience, or Music. Experienced offers ample living and 16 shift. 35 hour work Ed at VInick Asso­ racy lomportant. Ex­ manshlp feoturlng 4 22 MANCHESTER *145,000. New England Styled Cape ____IF0R8ALE — ^ ELD ER LY housing now retail experience desira­ will train. Apply perience using adding teacher with beglnlng entertainment possi­ taking applications for ble. Call RE/MAX East of week. 5x3 rotating ciates, 211 Wethers­ and advanced levels. bedrooms, 2.5 baths, bilities. 7V» baths, 2 cor 6 rooms, 3-4 bedrooms, newer schedule. State benef­ machine, typing skills and 150 X 330 country ONLY One Left 11 We 2 bedroom opartments. the river. 647-1419. Savings Bonk field Ave., 525-4293. All ages welcome. Can 0 oarage, family room Charming Colonial - Starting SS60. Coll 528- its. Salary S20,316 per Placement agency helpful. Apply In per­ lot In Manchester. Call winter money saver; extra insulation, wood- furnace, circuit breakers, modern started with 2 but now come to the home. For and privacy ore some 27 28 26 bathroom, oversized (uirage with we hove lust 1 unit 6522. year. Re-classificatlon of Manchester need not apply.______son Prague Shoe Com­ Information coll 560- for more details. Jack- of the features. Offered burning Dtove. Many extras Include new roof, CaSNIIl a SNACK SHOP pany, 200 Pitkin St., basement, neat and clean. available. Beacon Hill MANCHESTER. 4 room 2 Increase In January 88. . 923 Main St., M E D IC A L Receptionist 4567. son ft Jackson Real at 6255,000. Keith Real 33 driveway, hardwood floors, enclosed porch, aniNDANT Part time morning Manchester East Hartford. Estate. 647-6400.O Condo's-Monchester- bedroom apartment. needed for challenging W ATERCOLOR, you can Estate. 6464126. oversized 2* car garage with workshop area and Priced to sell at $119,900. Across from Wickham Day a Night Shift Avallble. shift position also ______SOS PROFESSIONAL service 37 38 1 Excellent condition, posltloiT~with busy do 111 Pastels, too. First full walk-up attic. Pork, 2 bedrooms, 1st floor. S495 plus gas Good pay to itart. Apply In available. Apply at practice. No Saturday company needs full Mansfield Training CONSTRUCTION Estim­ lesson free. 646-0231. completely refur­ heat. No pets. Coll person. or evening hours. Call time production assist­ 42 bished with new ap­ School, route 44, Mans­ ator. Must have archi­ ants. Must be available HELP WANTED HELP WANTED m TULLY 623-1983. 252 Spencer St., tectural drattlno skills 646-1119 for Interview. GD GD 643-0005 pliances. CHFA ap­ field Depot or call Su­ weekdays and some 46 MIS REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER. 3 room ______Manchester san PawloskI at 429- and understand the CLEANING company Saturdays. Coll 7:30- proved. $107,500. apartment Includes op- 6451. AA/EOE.______basics of engineering. needs working assist­ HELP WANTED Jackson ft Jackson PART time desk clerk to 4:30. 646-6055. ED 46 46 |63 54 65 pllonces. $350 plus Must be thoroughly fa­ ant to owner. Also gen­ Real Estate. 647-8400.n heal, 2nd floor. Singles work some afternoons PAINTERS. 1 year expe- eral cleaning help. Ev- JOB miliar with field pro- 66 67 1 60 only. No pets. 623-1963. and some evenings. rlence preferred. Most ceedures. Send resume enlngs and or POSITION OPENNM — PJWT-TIME Can be flexible. Good be enthusiastic and rel­ L0T8/LAND M OBILE Home. Working to: Box I, Manchester weekends. Leave mes­ UWOnU. UMMER OPPORTUNITIES 61 63 starting pay. Pleasant iable. $7 to loan hour to Herald. sage 643-5747. FOR SALE single mole adult pre­ working atmosphere. start. Excellent growth The Town of Coventry has a position opening ferred. Lease, secur- Call Ct. Motor Lodge potential. $13-$15 per for one. (1) part-time Landfill Laborer. The appli­ at the 64 66 BRAND New LIstIngl Ity. No pets. 643-2660. for appointment, 643- hour within one year. cant must be able to work with the public In Planned commercial STUDIO type. Portly fur- 1555. 653-6536. TELEMARKETING checking permits and will asslet the Caretaker. zonel Main Street, El­ nlshed. Working single lington. Approxi­ Earn ap to *9 par hoar and Mara Part Tlac# Working days will be Monday and Saturday jnanrl|fBtPr 3)pral^ mole preferred. No THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME mately 2 acres In hot pets. Leose. 643-2860. PHONE ORDER CLERKS from 8:00 o.m. to 4:30 p.m., for a total of 16 houra growing area. Ideal for We are adding two new poeltlone to our growing per week. Starting pay will be *6.75 per hour. • by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee bonks, restaurants, of­ 118 MAIN Street. 3 and 4 telemerketing department. ComprehonsTve pro­ L O V E L Y & G R A G ld U S Darl-Farms Ice Cream Applications can be obtained at the Coventry Urtscramble these four Jumbles, fices, retail, etc. Coll room apartments. 6500 duct end telephone ekllle training for qualiflad r one letter to each square, to form ICl and SS40. Heat and hot 40 Tolland Stage Road Town Hall, 1912 Main Street or et the Coventry NEWSPAPER CARMERS NEEDED. •159,900.00 for more details. applicants. You'll need some previous sales ex­ four ordinary words. S310,000. Jackson ft water Included, no Tolland, CT. perience, a positive attitude, pleasant phone Town Qarage, 46 Bradbury Lane. MANCHESTER AREA Jockson, 647-6400. □ pets. Security. Coll 646- voice and good communcatlons ekllle. 8:30 AM to Applications must be returned to the Town Monday thru Friday LUXTE ANDOVER. Fisherman's 1:00 PM or 1:30 PM to 8:00 PM ehifts available. Qarage by September 2S, 1067. r '' delight. 2.2 acres with Salary plus commission. Qualified applicants T M Town of Cowntry lo an EqusI OppodunHy Employor Grissom Rd...... all ICONDOMINIUMS 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM Shepherd Dr...... 108 foot frontage on should call Sara at ...... all ____|fo r r e n t Sat, 8 AM to 1 PM Roger L. Ballard pond. $75,000. Klernan ______8upt. of Streets Relaty. 649-1147. Paid medical, profit sharing and Automatic Business Products C A LL N O W 643-2711 / 647-9946 KOCHE 2 BEDROOM townhous* pension plan. Williaman^, CT CONDOMINIUMS condo. S600 month. No WAREHOUSE utilities. No pets. 646- ______e p i ______4 5 6 - 4 2 5 S __ FOR RENT 3339-AI. After 5:30 647- MERCHANDISE PR0CES80RS/TICKETERS 6000-Pot. *165,900 Oot IhoM baek-to-ochool bM bhios? Don't look P A R T T IM E PAUCTE VERMOM now but those school balls will soon be sleigh /" > /■ ■> DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM NOW HIRING! bells, holly, end old Saint NIckI So, It you're look­ NEWSPAPER DEALER Owners Retiring z c OFTEN FOLLOWS WOODMERE PLACE Has Immediate Openings ing for a way to make the upcoming holldaya Newapaper Dealer needed in Manchester - Their loss can be your gain. Well FOR ENTRY-LEVEL POSITIONS happier, coma Into the Q. Fox Distribution Cen­ OFULENCB. Specious and attractive 1 and 2 bedroom South Windsor Area. Full time money for maintained and loaded with CLASS II TRUCK DRIVER No experience necessary. ter In South Windsor lor that perfect seasonal or CRAHNB condos with hat and hot water Included. Availa­ year round |ob. Our Merchandise Procaesors part time hours. Dependable car, a must. r-'o--- '' ^ Now arrange the circled letters to extras. Can be seen at your conven­ Call Fred for Interview form the surprise answer, as sug­ ble for September and fall occupancy. Brand Full & Part Time Excellent benefits with a verify orders, ticket end hang merchandise, and @ 647-9946 between gested by the above cartoon. Insure shipments to our stores ARE CORRECT. 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A. ience or stop at our open house Sun­ new w-w carpet, kitchens, and bathrooms. FREEZER SELECTORS growing company. Please apply We have openings tor Merchandise Processors/ day Sept. 20th. Some units available with garage. Located In a TIcketers on the following Monday through Fri­ Answer her6: A ^ >Ts— —/ A p p ly In perso n at — Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Call Dave or Linda 649-8048 6 room center foyer Colonial, plus Florida quiet country setting. Just minutes from the day shifts; 7:15am-3:45pm /7;15am-12pm /6am- (Answers tomorrow) city. Your surroundings Include; pool, tennis 3:4Spm / 8am-12pm / 9am-2pm / 4pm-9:30pm / and Recreation room, 2 zone heat, newer DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM Saturday 8 a.m. - 12 noon JumMes: IRATE CREEK GENIUS MEDLEY courts, pond picnic area. So come home to 5:30pm-9;30pm. CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR Yesterday's T J. CROCKETT, REALTOR oil burner, I'A baths, walk up attic, fire­ 40 Tolland Stage Road Answer A hypochondriac suffers In a hundred ways, Woodmere Place for a truly pleasurable living MAL TO O L We otter competitive benefits and salary Houaewives, mothers with young children, but never In this— SILENCE 6 4 3 -1 5 7 7 place and garage. Tolland, CT packaget, a generous Incentive bonua program atudonts. Earn extra money with your own experience. Please call Denise at 1-8(X>-334- A 6960 for your personal viewing. Monday through Friday .that enables you to earn additional money, and part-time Job. Bring your children wHh you the best employee discount program In the area. ENGINEERING Co. and save on babysitting coats. 21 houra per 8:30 am to 5:30 pm It you're Interested apply Monday through Fri­ GROUP 1 NICOTRA - WIELER 9 CELEBRITY CIPHER Sat., 8 am to 1 pm 140 Bolton Road day, 9-5 or w«lon Saturday from 8 until noon at week, aalary plus gas allowance. Supervlae Celebrity Cipher cryptogreme are created from quotatione by femoue our carrier boys and girta. If you like kida, want people, peet and preeenl. Each letter m the cipher atende for Paid medical, profit sharing and pension G. FordDittrlbiition Center vtother rM/sy'»efu0 JmQusitL. ALEX MATTHEW REALTY plan. Vernon, Ct. 06066 a little Independence and your own Incoma, HOMES HOMES ■osAvr 301 Qovern^r*s IHighway, South Windsor, C T call 647-9948 orlB47-9947. 'UCV KZVETAQVT 6494003 FOR SALE 00 FOR SALE IWWWWVWVA/VVWWWWVWVS/VWA/VW HY BDWHQEWNV EQV MANCHESTER. Forest Hills. Sensational 9 SALES RED LOBSTER NOW HIRING! “et DttVEU, BW RN’S/LPN’S $ STUDENTS $ room aluminum sided Garrison Colonial 8 8 PEOPLE NEW O m C E OPENiNQSI! • Oiy Food Proporotlon UCVBQ XEP. ET with heated Sabrina in-ground pool. Ameni­ with or without ex­ SEPTEMBER 8 • Night Lino Cooko ties are too numerous to mention in this ad. perience. We hove HOMEMAKERS UCV KZVETAQVT Call for details. *269.900 openings full or port VNA Health Resources has a new office • Buo Poroont time for you with YWHXZVJDV In Manchester! We do a variety of HOME • Woitoro/Woitroooos H Y MANCHESTER. Lookout Mountain. New COVENTRY $189,500 room for advance­ Listing. New (10 month old) Ansaldi built ment. All we ask Is CARE and STAFFING. Work part-time- • Hoot/Hootooooi MOONLIGHTERS EZJHAT CARRZVP. that you be bright, seven room Colonial. 2'A baths, 2 fireplaces, DELIGHTFUL /full time, days/shifts of your choice; We • Bortondon PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The only valid censorship ol and aggressive and 2 car garage and much more. Call for pay extra $$$ for your years of nursing Ideas Is the right ot people not to llstert." — Tommy COUNTRY LIVING 7 • Coohloro In return we will pay If you are looking to make Sm others. details. *325,000. This lovely, all brick Cape la like a pictural you on hourly rote, experience. New salary rates and EX­ • Evonlng KItchon Surrounded by stone walls and fruit trees, OWNER ANXIOUS overtime available, C E L L E N T shift/weekend differential. • DIohwoohoro COVENTRY. New listing. 8 room Antique situated on a huge private lot. Inside there le a plus commission ^6-^10/hour, give us a call Colonial Cape. 30(X) sq. ft. on six acres, country kitchen, full dining room, front to back FOR QUICK SALE! with Income poten­ Opportunity for a professional advance­ We offer Full and part time, flexible hours, L E T YOUR newspooer huge barn with 5 horse stalls and 5 cattle living room with fireplace, a bathroom suite that Manchester — This 6 room (Colonial haa 3 bed- tial S15K to S35K.We SOUTHERN New Eng­ rooma, 2 bath, fireplace, remodeled Kitchen, alu­ ment plus fringe benefits available in­ great atartlng salary, training, and advance­ help you keep fruit tors stations, 5 working fireplaces, 2'/i baths plus la truly unique with whirlpool tub, double will give you o full land classifleld ads shower, shampoo sink plus regular sink. Lots of minum aiding, and one car garage. Stove, refri­ cluding paid in service education, learn ment, paid vacatlont/holldays, meal dis­ IWe offer: Paid Training workllng clean and sweet reach neorly 808,088 separate studio. Great potential for antique benefit package, smetllng. Wash lars, dry closets. Ceil to see this terrific home. gerator, and dishwaahar atay. Encloaed front ft paid vocation and counts, profit aharing/aavinga plan. Eligibil­ homes tn Connecticut shop, boarding or breeding kennels, bed new or brush up on nursing skills. Great Atmosphere completely then put a ond Rhode Island. The rear porchea. Call for Inape^lon. pleasant working ity for group haalth/dental insurance. Apply large piece of newspaper and breakfast. Call for details. *370.000. Please call for an appointment of your price tor a basic 25 Wi ese help yee hecem I Helen 643-0824 Aaklng'126,600 ' conditions. We hove In person 2-4 pm, daily. Inside the lor and put the word od It only S90 and openings In several convenience 649-5057. Convenient Evening Hours lid on. The paper will HE/Ui” P60FEUIONAU Make an offer today! will appear In 75 news­ MANCHESTER. New listing. Outstanding 8 Cill 6484528. set ssk Hr Die •tores across the absorb ony moisture. Let papers. For more In- CORRENTi I LAPENTA RED LOBSTER o ctatsifled ad In your and 4 two family. Newer roof, aluminum sid­ D. F. REALE, INC. •totes. No Experience Necessary formotlon coll Clossl- Neal Estate, lee. NURSING REGISTRY 922 Silvar U>« newsooper find a cosh fled, 643-2711 and ask ing, wriing, large addition 10 years ago. 2 fi- 667-2323 buyer for most onvthlng replacaa all on 'A acre lot in double A A zone. S89 Cairtar Street, Maaclwatar for detolls.p •46-4626 for an Interview. VNA HEALTH RESOURCES East HartfonL CT. Call Mr. Michaels... you hove for sole. Call for details. *195.000. 646-0042 ■ 0 1 647-9946 VVVMWVWVVVVVVWV%WWVVVVVVVVVVWVV N - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. U. IW7

FORD Granada 1980. 4 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 18. 1987 — 21 door, air excellent con­ dition. S2000 or best offer. 449^9487. ^oKTlNriTM ro«m Du- CHRYSANTHEMUMS eXBIUJprim^wdaS T^M Usl^iB Factonr pltK, 3 b«dre«m, wall- dig your o w n . 550 Bush Devllle d'Elegonce. restored. 6 evlIndsCL to-wall carptt, ap- HIM Rd.. ASonchester. Power windows, 40,000 miles on enBlngp pllonct*, no ptto. W7S I"'" '— ' brakes, seats, locks, Excellent condltlOBv. womwy. 74a-pm. olr. Am/fm stereo tope $4500. 649-5945 after MANa€STERHOlsiD\ CM i n t r y ilvlno. Small Any emouM d*8»er*A Abe. tM. deck. Extra snow tires twuM on 3.7 aertt in ^sWOTf sftV w h i vitii^wv* on rims. Excellent con- h i£ d a Civic THE PROFESSIONALS C o v t n t r y . 347S p a r IVenOT* ditlon. S35B0.6464333. New brakes, rellabler month plu* hoot and BBVItCONtTIIUenON M ^R^URY Marquis Col- Body needs work. $708 utllltiM. idtol for tin- 872-1400/6SB-SSS5 ony Pork wagon 78. or best offer. 647-1543T p it or cewpit. 646-2753. Looded. No rust. Ex­ PINTO 1977. i^xcellew Avollablt OctirtMr Itt. cellent condition. 649- condition Inside a itt CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, INC. ThcCRX has“Big ldca”wrinen TOW^WLofct. TrSom 0312. out. Low mileage. $6w 5 5 WINDSOR AV ENUE *VER NO N *875-331 1 hovM on loka front. 643-7265. S all (A’cr it. h hxs good looks. And a iHgLmAJOAL/ WmW V M M I sponing disposition. flW por month. Coll D O D 6 e 1976 4 door E b dan. Some body rok Our engineers were thinking FIREWOOD freel Felled SCRANTON Good nnotor. $500. 6 ^ “Big” when thc>' designed the 3 months, trunk pieces, JaaHkRJFJIIS!. 2614. interior,too.There), room to stretch |8f8i«S a approximately 2 cord. ANDeiUK>TUSSOOMtS- P L Y M O U T H a Vollonl? HONDASI your legs in style. And, 14.7 cubic ir '-ir ' diameter by 18 SOMS s e » FPMNCPM OH LSS« Excellent condltloSl " length. Must be split. feet of cargo room with a locking MAHCHeiTBir'"oroat Super stereo. Mounted Toke oil. 649-0232. 87 FIFTH AVE. m *14,898 stowage comtMrtmcnt. Putlnoti locotlon. snow tires. t9K. 64B 'V lir ! E * £ » 0 ’ I 87 LeBARON 1 , 9 % ^ The CRX is long on standard P rim o 1.0S0 squoro •tSTwse *12,206 1830. W O v m i foot. O ffict for loott In 87 RAIDER 4x4 •12,786 P L Y M O U T H A rrow 19>JrI’ features. A few are: 5-specd Wotklns Contro. L o o m 87 RAMCHARGER 4 cylinder, 5 speeQr CHRYSLERS & furnlahod or unfur- *17,806 Good condition. Regui NEW CHRYSLER nlthod. Minimum 3 87 DAKOTA pu •12.296 lor gas. Reosonabhr _ PLYMOUTRS yoor ItOM. Dlroct oc- FLUTE. Bundy. Great for 67SHADOW beginner. Excellent offer. 646-9871 aftoa coat from Moln Stroot. Tiiievi niiz *10,696 7pm. T LEBARON COUPE Coll Jim Lombard at condition. $105. 643- 87 SUNDANCE T«*o *10,696 646-*730or S4M663. 6404. 87 DODGE PuMHPi *18968 VW Bug 1969. 0 miles M s rebuilt motor. Excqli ALTO-iaxaphone. ^y- 86 DAYTONA t » sp *13,996 lent condition. $1089. LeBARON conn with carry case. 86 LASER ops. *18498 S I w w n w i 64941381. LeBARON, 2 OR.. WHITE. BH1387. H1238, Asking $250 negotiable. 86 LeBARON cp*. *10,396 J j r n W c n T T 646- 5286. H1288, H1311, H1138. H1227, H1398 86 LeBARON sw. *10,696 LeBARON, 2 DR., SILVER. «H1359. BH1316 86 DODGE ess oppri. *14.496 I LeBARON, ,2 OR., BLUE/8ILVER, «H13a8 Soo •quorTtao^omm^- IKTSMIO 86 DODGE ssooppri. *14.796 ‘750 clol tpoco. Available LeBARON, ,2 DR., COROOVAN/ROSE, BH1377 86 RELIANT 8.W. *6,006 Immedlotelv. Many ■supplies LeBARON ,2 Da, BLUE. eHISei, HI374, s o l d . iSH BACKi pottible uses. Warren 86 DODGE C H E V Y Va ton picku SOLO. H14(X). H1226. H1375, SOLD, E. Howland Inc. 643- FREE to good home. 4 CHARGER *7.606 with 8' cop. 305englnBr H12g0. H1342 11M. veorold Lab Cross dog. 86 CELEBRITY 11KM *8.696 automatic. Rebuilt egs LeBARON,.2 DR., PREMIUM, BLUE. eHISBO Tralnned and loveable. 86CHY. O T S tuwp *10.296 glne. 649-1532 a fter LeBARON,,2 DR., 8ILVER/CHARCOAL. 4H134S 4 * . E ■xcoMive abbreviation* 647- 9385.______88 DODGE OMNI *4,306 5pm. Z. LeBARON,,2 OR., ROSEWOOD. SOLD 66 HORIZON 4*. *4.396 abbreviate roeultal Be AKC Lohso Apso. 3 LeBARON,,2 DR., WHITE/CHARCOAL, BH1343 E BESIE S 86 DOD(3E D80 pu *4.806 3 3 9 euro reodert understand males, 3 females. 1/ = LeBARON,,2 DR.. CHARCOAL. eHISSA your od by ovoMlnp ab- Ready 10/4/87. $350. TAB ITM 86 NISSAN 4x4 pu *7,806 LeBARON,,2 DR., CORDOVAN. eHISOO, H1251. transmission, torsion bar fiont su.s- brevlatlen*. 643-3711. 647-9865.______MLE 88 PONT. 6000 8TE *6,306 H1388, H1296 pension, rack and pinion steering SALES 8 SALE 84 LASER sWTWbs *7.405 The CRX P O M E R A N IA N puppies. P H O E N IX pop-up sleeps UBARON,,2 DR.. SPECIAL MONOTONE. «H1382 and Michclin steel-belted radials. Black. 3 female, 2 84 RELIANT wen *6,300 8. Stove, refrlgerotr^ LeBARON,,2 DR.. BLACK. BH1347 146 BENTON Street, 13 RENAULT LeCar 1980. 4 83 LeBARON 4*. *8,796 4-spccd automatic transmission male. .413-267-3778, or noon, Soturdoy the FRIDAY & Saturday. heater, good condition. CIVIC CRX ^erehandlse speed. Running condl- 83 DODGE 400s*. *4,406 with kickiip torque converter is also 413-267-5121.______19th. Roln or shine! September 18, 19. 70 FLEA MARKET After 4 646-1003. $500.7 CIVIC CRX. SILVER, SOLD tlon, only $200.649-7057. 81 DODGE DIPS* *3,796 SUNDANCE available. Jarvis Rood. Multi UNDANCE OR., SILVER. #51405, H1187 AUTO, AIR, R. DEF., WSW CIVIC CRX. SI. RED, 16863 P Sa t u r d a y September fomlly, 9-3. Mutleil Fntival VW Jetta 84, Wolfburg 80OMNI I*. *2,006 8 .2 The 1987 Honda Civjc CRX. |MOTOKYGLES/*” SUNDANCE. 2 DR., RED. SOLD CIVIC CRX. SI. BLACK, SOLO jMISCEIlMIEOUS 19, 9-3. Antiques, kit­ Stfl 18 /12-5 addition. 4 door, stand­ 70 BUICK SKYLARK *2.706 M ULTI family corner of SUNDANCE, 2 OR., BLUE, *H1178 TIRES, STOCK #1388 Nothing else measures up. iGUrTHWfi jPOSSALE chen set, butcher Manchester Bind ard. Immaculate, law 78 MONTE CARLO CIVIC HATCHBACK 81. BLACK. SOLD Stone and Edmund SUNDANCE, 4 OR, ROSEWOOD. #1060 block, store scole, ta­ Shell. MIsc. wares. miles. Must be seen. AppfOK. SOK Ort. Orb •« dkdkw bles, choirs, glass­ Street. Roln or shine. Owfitr Mtoe. mm *9iW0 YAMAHaTlMnMTxS SUNDANCE. 4 DR.. CORDOVAN. #H1370. BROW^RussionSeolan^ TEE Shirt transfers. Ap­ Many dealers. Loaded. $5899.649-9337. ware, lamps. 3 fami­ Friday 8< Saturday. 77 DODGE RUMP rppi ..... ter. Runs good. Needs SOLO. SOLD leather locket. SIxe It. proximately 3000, also September 18,19.10-3. |i=ORD Granada 1977.3625 04npw,SSXpBIMlmL '4,805 Excellent condition. lies. Blgl 8 Cottage Featuring minor repairs. AskliS SUNDANCE. 4 OR.. ICE BLUE, #H1204. HI 200, 50 to 100k numerals and or best offer. 643-6877 77 CADILLAC SEDAN $250,646-4704. 'k. I32S. 649-5109. letters for shirts, cops, Street, Monchester. 4 FAM ILY. Saturday Sep- after 3pm. SOLD tem ber 19, 9-2. 165 CITY LIGHTS DeVILLE, NIcM *3,495 ■ « SUNDANCE,4 DR.. WHITE, #H1270. H1203. etc. Best offer. 649-3643 32 SAtlNA brive (off . (swing band) PONTIAC Hatchback offer 5;30pm.o Keeney Street). Satur­ McKee Street. Rain CARS H1188 n 0 y 9 9 4 date September 20. Sponsored by 1980. Worth seeing. 649- SUNDANCE. 4 OR., BLUE, 0H134O 34' above ground pool, day September 19, 9-3. 4791.______875-3311 FOR SALE IFURNITURE Furniture incfudlne SATURDAY September MCC- SUNDANCE. 4 DR., RED. SOLD new liner, good condi­ BUICK Century 1981. 4 SUNDANCE. 4 OR., ROSEWOOD MIST. INVOICE UPON REQUEST tion. You dl»assemble. choirs, sofos, tobies, 19th, 9-3. 89 Weaver Studint Senate COFFEE table and end refrigerator and Road. Bar stools, ca­ door, automatic. Full #H81270, SOLD table (tooether or *e- Best reasonable offer. power with extras. INEW 1967 CHRYSLER Coll 649-1299 after 6pm. miscelloneous. mera equipment, exer­ parote).one Individual cise equipment, sewing Best offer. 871-9430. olots topped coffee ta­ BASSiTT crib and ii^ ^ f E M ^ E R 18th ,19th, CONQUEST 9-5. Portable sewing machine. Much much WANTHITO ble. Call 743-5918 changing table. Excel­ more.______FORDEscort wagon 1984. CONQUEST, COUPE. SUPER RED, 0H1127 NEW YORKER evenlne».o______lent condition. Bedding machine, drapes, car­ BUY/TRAOE 5 speed, rust proofed, CONQUEST. COUPE. MEDIUM BLUE, SOLO Included. $175,646-5861. peting, Victorian pe> BOLTON. September 18, stereo. Excellent con­ CONQUEST. COUPE, RED. SOLO W A TiftB I^D kino size. destol sink, heir loom 1-5. September 19, 9-3. OLD and new furniture, Complete package ex­ dition. Original owner. CONQUEST, COUPE, WHITE, #H1346 4-DOOR dinner set. Much more. Multi family. Children household Items, and 643-8745 eyenings. Ttie Civic Hatdilxick is a lot of cluding headboard. and adults clothing, glassware. Will pay TAB 140 Kennedy Rood, CLASSIC 77 VW converti­ Asking tIOO. Call 742- SALES Monchester. household Items. Jal- cash. 646-8496. LeBARON - LeBARON GTS car. For very little money. 99U evenlng«.p______ousle windows, ble. All white. Low LaBARON.CONV., RED. SOLD H O I V D A Front-wheel drive,4-spccd man­ MOVING Solel Roln or wooden storms, etc. mileage. Must see. 644- L#BARON,4 OR.. SILVER, #H12S5, #H1194 M APLI 43” round table T A G sole rain or shine. shine. Couch, love seat, 3120.______» 5 0 0 ual transmission, rack and pinion with •" leaf, 4 captain Rain or shine. 384 Lake Automotiva L#BARON,4 DR. WHITE. #H1383, H1151, SOLD steering, power-assist front disc Salemon's samples kitchen set, picnic ta­ Street.______VW Quantom sedan 87. chair*. 875.872-8974. sports clothing, priced ble. To many Items to LeBARON,4 OR, BLUE, #H1218, SOLD, SOLD. MSN BACK The Civic Hatchback brakes, torsion bar front suspension Fully loaded. SOLD. SOLO. SOLO tot^A bed tan. Good con- below wholesale. Mens mention. September 19 SATURDAY & Sunday and stccl-lx:ltcd radials are standard. September 19-20. 9:30- S13,000/best offer. 646- LeBARON.4 OR. GTS. SILVER. #H13a5 CHRtSLER dltlon. Comfortable. and ladles tennis ware, 8i 20, 9-4. 73 Ann Rood, CARS 1233 days. A fully carpeted interior, adjust­ j,$100 or best otter. 646- warm up suits, sweat­ South Windsor. Rye 3. 74 Thomas Drive, LeBARON,4 DR. GTS. WHITE, #H1252. H1337. CIVIC 4 QCOR *5005.______shirts, rain geor. Same Street Pork oreo. Manchester. Women's FOR SALE SOLD, SOLD. SOLD able headrests and reclining m>nt -LeBARON,4 OR. GTS, BLUE, #H1175. H1257 CIVIC 4 DOOR, 5 sro.. RED, SOLD i PIECE blue and gold sRI wear olsa backpack clothing, large sizes, bucket scats make wii feel at 6 a Ra 6 e Sole. Saturday books, lewelry, re­ OLDS Cutlass supreme TAKE A LOOK LeBARON,4 OR. GTS, ROSEWOOD. #H13e8, CIVIC 4 DOOR. 8 8TO >^UE, SOLD flowered velour living canvas luggage, water the 19th, 9om. Eyery- home on the road.l nc long roofline cords, housewares, bi­ 73.4 door, power steer- H1185 CIVIC 4 DOOR. S 8PO., W R lX | ^ L D room set. Excellent ski and boating vest thlng that has accumu­ makes more mom for pas.sengcrs. and more. Saturday cycle, car covers, Ing, brakes. Auto- 85 Ford T-BIrds LeBARON,4 DR. GTS. RED. #H1326. HI 365, CIVIC 4 DOOR. AUTO, BLUErsOtOl^ condition. $250. 647- lated oyer the post 27 matlc, S1000. 643-0835. TwM *6995 I H1273 September 19th, 9-3. 54 much more. CIVIC 4 DOOR. AUTO. BLUE. BOLD X . .Safcrv-.seat anclKHs keep children 1 3 3 5 . ______years from furniture to LeBARON,4 DR. GTS, CORDOVAN, #H1371, Huckleberry off of SATURDAY September FORD Tempo 86. Excel­ 86 VW Jetta 4Dr.. CIVIC 4 DOOR, AUTO, WHITE. SOLO ) in their (vlacc. 6 o RDON cocktail and lewelry. 35 Brookfield 84 ABC AUJMCf. 4 Dr. Tm SOLD Keeney Street, Street, Monchester. 19, 9am. 33 Union lent condition. Auot- Air. tuwool *8495 'I’lie rear scat ftilds dtnvn to Iwild la m p ta b le s. $150. matlc, air. $7950. I ABC AUIAICf,4Br.8rw CIVIC 4 DOOR. STA. WO.. 4 WD.. BLUE./wS77 "New". Call after 1pm. Manchester. Street, Manchester. 85 Mazda RX7 QSL'SE' fner I.S cubic feet of caigo. A cargo M ULTI Family. Saturday Tires, tools, rug, sinks, 647-8882.______, 84 ABC AUlABCi, 4 Or. Ih l. NEW YORKER 659-2269.______3 FAMILY tag sale Sep­ September 19, 9-2. 40 lqmm *11,900 SSABCAUIADCLtOr.Sllvp. area light, door gla.ss tlefmsters, tember 19, 9am-3. 10 miscelloneous.______VW Bug 1967. Reconditi­ NEW YORKER. 4 DR. WHITE. #H1235, H1312, 3 6 f a and chair. Good Buckingham Street, St BUICK KiBAL 4 Br. B r t N _ TURBO, LUX. PKQ. remote-operated (HiLsidc mirrtjr, and and 13 Bunco Drive, Monchester.______oned, stereo cassette, 86 Nissan Stanza S4 BUKK SKYLABK, 4 Dr. Wkllt H1381. H1341 ' condition. Good tor NOTICE OP ANNUAL heater, 40k. After 6pm. 4 0, *7995 a tt)in box make this F787 Civic Cottage or den. $85. Manchester. Furni­ MEETINO SB BUICK KEBAL t Br. Tm ___ NEW YORKER 4 OR.. BLUE, SOLO CASSETTE. LEATHER PUBLIC NOTICB 643-6135. M ar»? B4BUICKCEKTUIY,4 0r.Bm a 649-1433. ture, baby Items, and PORTER LIBRARY 86 Line. Town Car NEW YORKER. 4 DR., BLACK. #H1136. H125S an upgrade hatehlwck. Without the tools.______A public sol* of Ih* contents ASSOCIATION, INC. DODGE Charger hatch­ iiooiioiit* $AVE 1 BUICK BE8AL t Dr. BiMk NEW YORKER. 4 DR.. CHARCOAL. SOLD. 81090 ■s t o c k #H1136 upgrade price. of storage space* listed be­ COVENTRY, back 83. 4 cylinder, 4 IB BUKK lEIAL LTE t Br. Tn — NEW YORKER 4 D R SILVER «H1323. H1182 . NOTICP TO CRPDITOR$ LHOAL NOTICB OP low will take place at CONNECTICUT 84 Mercury Marquia IB ItnCK UBAilE LTB, 2 Br. B dl P$TATP OF RU$$PLL S. PUBLIC HRARINO Notice Is given to all memb­ speed, pin stripe Inte­ 84 BUICK MWEIA, Z Dr. DM____ NEW YORKER. 4 OR., CORDOVAN, SOLD FOTTIRTON A SPACR STATION rior, sunroof om/tm Brougham *4995. There will be a public hear­ 262 CHAPRL ROAD er* of the PORTER LI­ MIUICKLltAIIE,4lr.TM The Hon. Norman J. Proust. ing on Sopl. 23, 1907 at 7:30 BRARY ASSOCIATION, INC. cassette stereo. 643- I I BUKK CEKTUBYITI, 4 Br. Ilhrar. SO. WINDSOR, CT. Of TH E AN N U A L meeting to 5641 eyenings.______85 Bronco II, ip n o n n COLT VISTA Jude*, of tb* Court of Pro­ PM at Ih* Community Hall In AuM.Pt.4a4 *10,200 I BUICK BIWEBAI Br. In y - COLT. VISTA, MED. BLUE. BH1317. SOLD bate. District of Andover at o Bolton, CT. to rocelv* com­ at 4:M PM on October 5th, be held on September 2S, I9S7 n 6 , 2 5 0 S4 BUKK ESTATE WSB. Wi|M IIm L. tieoring held on teptember 1967. Bach space will be sold at S p.m., at th* Community VW 1974 Bug. Real clean, 82 Mazda RX7 QSL*6495 COLT, VISTA 4x4, MED. BLUE, #H1318 ment on th* proposed Jan- •4 lUICK MVEIA t Dr. Th ______It, IM7 ordered that oil Carol Bstotes tubdlvlson to os on* let. House (or th* tellowina pur­ rebuilt engine, Mag COLT. VISTA. SILVER, #H1305 . claims must be presented to b* located bewtoen Brandy C219 - ORRG BROWN - MIsc. poses: wheels. $1300. 649-8407. 84 Mazda Pickup *4595 I lUICK lEBAL I Br. tUvir. COLT. VISTA, DRIFTWOOD MIST, #H1200. INVOICE UPON REOUEST . the nduclory on or before Oe- Street, Meadow Rood and Items II To elect a Beard of Direc­ ICAOIUAC, DWIUi. 4 Dr. Dirk Bkii. COLT, VISTA 4x4, DRIFTWOOD MIST, #H13B1 ' cember 11.19S7 or be barred 83 Lynx Wg., At ac *3995 84 CADILLAC, R BOA AN. I lr . Ilw — Hobron Ave. In Bolton. B214-THOMAS HATHA­ tors and Otncer* In accor­ COLT. VISTA, RED. #H120B, #1390 ' os by low provided. Th* hearing will be held W AY - MIsc. Items dance with th* Certificate of 85 MAZDA 826 I CADILLAC. EL lOIAOO. t lr . AM___ COLT. VISTA 4x4, BLUE. #H1249 Sharon B. Preutt. lolnlly by th* Conservation Incorporation and By-Law*. CLYDE o^o^P.A« ,8495 n CHEV CEUIIITT. 4 lr. WMIl------COLT. 3 DR, CHARCOAL #H1397 Clerk and Planning Commission*. P307- RRNRST WILSON - 5 CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. BZ CUEV CABAB8 Z211 Br. Midi____ NEW 1987 PLYMOUTH Boxes 3) To conduct whatever other COLT. 4 DR. WHITE. #H1402 Acopyotlhoplansottho pro- business that may lawfully 86 Marfcur x h 4Ti *11,495 IB CHEV IPECTKUB. Z Dr. AM------The fiduciary It; posed tubdlvltlon are on til* A211 -RLAINB PRENBTA-1 R O U T E 83, V E R N O N COLT. 4 OR. MED. RED, #H1394, H13B5 The Accord LX 4-Dtxjr is a ive lyn B. Potterton com* before th* member­ m CHEV CABARB. Z Dr. tUvir______COLT, 4 OR., BLUE. #H1380 with th* Bolton Town Clork. Upholstored Chair, S ship. TS Cougsr XR7 '2995 85 Buick Regal *7495 14 CBEV CABAIO. Z lr . lUvir------H O I V D A It Iroquois Troll Bags, 20 Bex** COLT. 4 DR. CREAM. #H1307 RELIANT ‘LE’ soft-spoken sedan. Bolton. Connecticut 04043 W. K. Shorev, Chairman Doted at Coventry, Connec­ St Old* Omegs *4495 l4CKEVCABABD.2 0r.VniRl COLT. 4 DR.. LT. BLUE. #H13gs The streamlined Ixidy and 0$*-00 ______Conservation Commission P227 - NORMAN HIRST - 2 ticut, this isth doy of Septem­ S3 negsi coup* *6495 85 Olda Calais •6395 HCHEVCHEVEnL4Dr.llM. PH* Cablnots, 20 ber, 19S7. R. R. Gorton, Chairman S3 Century sou** *6195 ACAaOedBd IB CBEV CABAM. Z lr. ClHir low hoodline guide the air Planning Commission Boxes 4-DOOR The Accord LX4Door Ceert el Prebale. Otslrlct et PORTER LIBRARY S3 Celebrity « *. *6495 BZBOMEBBIILAIr.WMIi. VOYAGER gently up and over the car to Aadever B301-ALLISON OBER- ASSOCIATION, INC. 84 Gran. Marq. LS *8695 nBNIECaAMEI.ZBr.lm ------00P09 R M PT - 7 Bogs, 10 S3FordF1S0XLT4<4 *8195 AC/LBB on M , Sootembor, Good Selection of Marquis 8 PONTIAC ; tlons: HECTOR ALZUOARAV — EROSION CONTROL PLAN — S1V SANRICO DRIVE (A-69) - Approved with modIflcaHens 4 door, auto, PS, rear def., AM/FM radio 81 PONTIAC ------'•W8*B> NOW ON j PoMtlea dlSf Special Permit to build a elnele family resi­ Hi* erosion centrM plan (or a parcel of land consistin* at op- p. windows, cruise M PBim AC dence In on Industrial tone, under S o ^o n gtaxlmolely 29,660 savor* feet and IdentiRed a* S1V Sonrlco 0.1 of the Zenlng Reguiotlont. Leceled DISPLAY... on Parker Bridge Rood. Property of RIcMe NOSSART DEVELOPMENT COMPANY — OPEN SPACE » 6 9 9 5 Lee Jr. PLAN EXTENSION — BUCKLAND AND SLATER W u sn ThePrdude | ' Potman aOOO Ateven (7) let *ubdlvltlen,*^ntlNedSettler's S TR E E TS (H -sn - Granted an extension to th* Homort De- Ridge. Prepertv of Lorry Plano located on volopment Company (or th* flllng et on open space plan. SEE IT TODAY! M C R S WINDSOI^ Shoddy Mill Rood. NOUDAY HOMES — PROPERTY LINE REVISION — At this public hoalng Interested persons may be heard and ELVRBB STREET - Approved Ih* let line revision for let* MATCF£ST®H0ND\ written communications on the proposod subdivision may •35 and aSS on Rlvre* Street. be received. Appileallons and mops are on file In Ih* Offic* A copy of (he** decision* ho* been filed In Ih* Town Clerk's > of IheTown Clerk, Town Office Building. Office. HOURS OPEN EVENINGS T IL 9 PM THE PROFESSIONALS\ L C > Doted at Andover, Connecticut this 10th and 24th dev of Sep- FRIDAY A SATURDAV T IL 6 PM tember.1907. PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION 24 ADAk4S STREET LEO KWASH, •lAB Extt 60 Off 1*84 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, INC. 301-31S CENfER STREET « h*hh MAN.CHESTER. CT 06040 KRN LHSTRR, CHAIRMAN SECRETARY 5 5 WINDSOR A V E N U E - VER NON - 875-331 1 PLAN N IN G A ZONING COMMISSION Doted at MonchMler. C T this 16th day of September, 1967 , MMKRESTER, coMKciicifr D4o-51aSL 164 6 -3 5 1 5 641-69 6S369 It — MANCHESTER HERALD. F r id a y , Sept. » . 1M7 DILLON FORD •‘Edte a Look** l U M W B O W S i r

PONTMCS CAMLUCS /MORIARyV BROTHERS/ OLDSMOBILES INC. © S k M 0 ^ 8 .331 1 "m 55 WIN LINCOLNS LOOKING FOR ')^MERCURYS C A S H B A C K ! PONTIACS ■ T / H U R U 5 MAZDAS L M A N S 6000 Way. Itad, SOLD UP TO LaMANS 6000 Way. Roaawood. SOLD LaMANS Sadan. WMta. SOLD A' LaMANS Sadan. Sllvar. SOLD LINCOLNS Fim SIRD, Whita, H8662 87 4 DR 8ED., Cabimal CLC, 7-a6Q6X C FIREBIRO. Slua. H6346 67 TOWN CAR, Pilar Mtal, 7-6612X 3 1987 Oldsmobile Delta 88 86TOWNCAR,2TonaBtacli,180LO< ^ SUNBIRDS. 4 D r. Sllvnr/Blua. SOLO #6271 4 dr„ PS, PB, pulSB wlpsr, Bcsnt strlM, VlfTH OTJjtJ as TOWN C A R Gtaxar Blue, T-S614X 66 TOWN CAR, B4at0X SOOffa sooosra 6000 LE'a oruisB control, tilt wIibbI, automatic trans. . 4 O r. WtiHa. (4 In Sloeli) NEW 1987 F-350 DUMP . O r. Rad/Sllvar (2) u sTP R ia *15t f 31 , 4 D r . Rad (2) FORDS GRAN MARQUIS 6000.4 D r. Blua (6) DISCOUNT - 17M IS FOR 87 ORAN MAROUI8, Red. SOLD 6000, 4 Dr., Oray/Black, H6270 6000, 4 Dr, 6ll«ar (7) •,'VOOR PRia 13, f 7S S 3I ON 0 SELECTED 0 MODELS! 0 TOC&OI 6000. 4 Dr.. Oray (2) COLT COLONY PARK CASH OR TRAD€ — 2 0 P 0 6000.4 O r, Burg,/Sllvar (2) 67 COLONY PARK Wen.. Spinnaker Blua, 76St2X 6000. 4 O r. Wh/OoM, H8166 TAURUS BRAND NEW 67 COLONY PARK Wgn.. Mn. Cany Rad Mt„ 7SSt8X 6000 STE, 4 Dr., U. Blua, HS106 BAlANa TO HNANQ M l ,9 7 5 TAURUS L, 4 Dr. Sad., WMta, Auto. SOLD 6000 LE. Blaok. 46136 60 MontiM at 6.6% APR TAURUS L, 4 Dr. Sad., Blua, Auto. H427 MERKUR 6000 4 D r, Dk. Blua, H8113 TAURUS GL, 4 Dr. Bad.. Baig#. Auto, H666 1987 C O L T 3 DOOR 67 MERKUR XR4TI, 2 Dr.. Rowo Rad. 72467 6000, 4 Dr. Dk. Rad, 80LD TAURUS GL. 4 Or. Sad., Brown, Auto, SOLO 87 MERKUR XR4TI, 2 Or.. RoaM Rad, 60010 6000, 4 O r. aoM (2) TAURUS GL, 4 Or. Sad., Brown, Aiilo, H877 Base Model 67 MERKUR XR4TI. 2 Or., Raganoy Rad ML, 76846 GRAND AIM. 4 Or., Coppar 46276 TAURUS GL, 4 Dr. Sad., Blua, Auto, OO. SOLD Not in Stock! 67 MERKUR XR4TI, 2 Dr.. Slrato 8H Mt.. 76010 TAURUS GL, 4 Or. Sad.. Graan, Auto, (W . SOLD 67 MERKUR XR4TI, 2 Or., Aiura Blue Mt.. 72S01 E GRAND AM, 4 Dr., Rad, 46347 GRAND AM SE, 2 Dr, WMta, H8204 ★ *254 TAURUS GL, 4 Or. Bad., Blua, Auto. OO. H714 67 MERKUR XR4TI, 2 Or., Mar Oray Mat., GRAND AM, 2 Dr, Blua, SOLD TAURUS GL. 4 Dr. Sad., Blaek, Auto, OO, H71B 67 MERKUR XR4TI, 2 Dr.. Roaao Rad. 78086 TAURUS L X 4 Or. Sad., Rad, Auto, OO, H342 67 MERKUR XR4TI, 2 Or.. Azure Blue Mt., 70006 FIERO SE, Blaok, H8196 TAURUS L X 4 Dr. Sad., Sllvar. Auto, OO, H440 V-8, 5 8pd„ P8, P8, Light Qroup, Landsoapa FIERO GT, Blaok, SOLO TAURUS L X 4 Or. Bad., Gray. Auto, OO, H442 Dump Body and Hotot, K Cab ShMd, TAURUS L X 4 Dr. Sad., Blua, Auto, OD, H6S7 Ready to Work. AB436 0 COUGARS BONNEVILLES, Sad., Oray, (3) TAURUS L X 4 Dr. Sad.. Rad. Auto, OO, SOLD 87 COUGAR XR7, 2 Dr. Dame, Smoke CLC , 76106 BONNEVILLE. 4 Dr. Dk. Blua, H8141 TAURUS L X 4 Dr. Sad., Giay. Auto. OO. HBaS 67 COUGAR XR7, 2 Or. Dame, Mad. Shad Bl. 76043 BONNEVILLE. 4 Dr, Rad, H61S6 TAURUS L X 4 Dr. Sad., Blua, Aiito. OO. SOLD 87 COUGAR LB, 2 Dr., Sllvar, SOLO BONNEVILLE LE, 4 Or., Blaok. H8116 67 COUGAR LB, 2 Or., WMta. 76S2SX TAURUS L X 4 Dr. Sad., Stack, Auto. OO, H724 r* BONNEVILLE, 4 Or., Blua, 48063 TAURUS GL. Wgn., Btaok. Auto. OO, H681 15,999 67 COUGAR XR7,2 Or., Brt Red CLC. 76100 P BONNEVILLE LE, 4 Dr„ Gold. H8107 ’ TAURUS L. Wgn., Blaok, Auto, OO, H664 67 COUGAR LB. 2 Or., Blivsr, 76S23X BONNEVILLE 4 Dr„ Rad. H8138 TAURUS L X Wgn., Tan, Auto. OO. H684 67 COUGAR L8. 2 Dr., Mad. Shad Bl. CLC, BOLD BONNEVILLE LE, 4 Dr.. Oray. H6340, 8042 TAURUS L X Wga, Blua, Auto, OO, SOLD 87 CO UO A a LT. Rag. CLC, 7-6tOSX BONNEVILLE LE, 4 Or., Gold, H6117, 6107 TAURUS L X Wgn.. Bolgo, Auto, OO. H660 87 COUGAR LB, 2 Dr., BHvsr, 76S24X BONNEVILLE LE, 4 Dr„ Oray/Blaok, 46080 TAURUS L X Wgn., Rad, Auto, OD, H671 67 COUGAR LS, 2 Or.. Drltlwd CLC k«.. 76060 BONNEVILLE LE. 4 Dr., WMIa, H6286 TAURUS L X Wgn., Bolga, Auto. OD. H666 07 COUGAR LB. 2 Dr„ BIk Ext, 7E610X BONNEVILLE, Safari Wgn., Burgundy, SOLO 1987 Oldsmobile Ciera NEW 1987 TNUNDERBIRD 87 COUGAR LB. 2 Dr., Sllvar. 76a06X TAURUS L X Wgn., Rad, Auto. OO, H701 67 COUGAR L 8 2 Or.. Smoke ExL, 78104 GRAND PRIX LE. Sllvar. H8066 #H8079 4 dr„ tinted glaee, auto, PS, PB, rear TAURUS L X Wgn.. Blue, Auto. OD, SOLO 07 COUGAR L8. 2 Or.. U . Re. Bl. CLC h SOLDI window defogger. TAURUS L X Wgn., Btaok. Auto. OO. H718 67 COUGAR LS, 2 Dr.. Sllvar. 70S21X TAURUS L X Wgn., Blua, Auto, OD. BOLD 67 COUGAR LB, 2 Dr., BIk. Ext., ESStTX TAURUS L X Wgn., Blua, Auto. OD. He46 87 COUGAR LS. 2 Dr., Lt Rg. Bl. CLC 80LD>t OLDSMOBILES LIST * 1 2 , 1 5 5 TAURUS L X Wgn., Btaok. Auto, OO, H718 67 COUGAR LS. 2 Or., BIk. Ext., 76SttX 87 COUGAR XR7, 2 Dr.. BIk. Ext., 76111 CUTLASS, Suprama, 4 Dr., Groan, H6163 DISCOUNT - 1 W 3 TAURUS L X Wgn.. Blua, Auto, OD, H739 *6174 87 COUGAR XR7, LI. Rg. Bl. CLC Mt., 76108 FIRENZA, Dk. Blua, H6027 TAURUS L X Wgn.. Blua. Auto, OO. SOLO YOUR PRICE 1 0 . 7 * 2 67 COUGAR XR7, 2 Dr.. BIk. Ekt. SOLO FIRENZA, HB, Oray, BOLD TAURUS L X Wgn., Rad, Auto. OD, H78t 67 COUGAR XR7,8 Dr., Brt. Rad CLC, 76006 FIRENZA. Oray, H6106 CASH OR TRADE - 1 0 0 0 TAURUS L X 4 Or. Sod., Brown, Auto, OD. SOLO 87XOUGAR XR7, 2 Dr.. Mad. Shad Bl CLC. 76107 FIRENZA OT, Rad. H6212 TAURU%f3U 4 Dr., Sod.. Blua. Auto. OO. SOLD BRAND NEW a7*COUGAR XR7, 2 Dr.. Mad. Shad Bl CLC, 78043 FIRENZA Crulaar, Blua. 46407 TA U R u rO L . 4 Or. Sod., Rad. Auto, OD, 8017 67 COUGAR LS. 2 Or., Drltlwd. CLC Ml, 71 BALANCE TO FINANCE * 9 , 7 6 2 CALAIS, 4 Dr., Roaawood. SOLD TAURUS G U Wgn., Btaok. Auto. OD, SOtS 1987 COLT VISTA WAGON 4x9 CALAIS, 2 Dr„ Blua, 88408 60 Months at B.6% APR Auto, 3.8L, A/C, Powar WIndowa/Looka/Saata, TRACER CALAIS. 2 Dr., LI. Blua, 46306 Crulaa, Rear Oafroatar, Tin Whaal, Styla^ Road #H1209 86 TRACER. 4 Or. HB. Silver CLC MT. SOLO CALAIS. 2 Dr., Oray. 46410 TNUNDERBIRD Whaals, Dual Electric MIrrora, Paint Btripas, 66 TRACER. 2 Dr. HB, Silver CLC MT, itSOtX CALAIS. 4 Or., Oray. 46416 66 TRACER, 2 dr. HB. BIk. Ext, 61S06X T-BIRD LX. 2 Or., Tan, Auto. BOLD Digital Clock, TIntad Qlata, Halogen Heedlampa, CALAIS, StipranM, 2 Dr., Sllvar. H6400 •6 TRACER 2 Dr. HB, U . Canyon Rad. 61620 CALAIS, Suprama, 2 Or., Coppar, N6307 ★ f * 2 0 7 _ T-BIRD 8TO., 2 Dr„ Btaok, Auto, OO, SOLO Body Side Mokfinga, Spilt Back Beats, Daap-Wall 08 TRACER 2 Or. HB. BIk. Ext. 6180SX CALAIS. 2 Dr, Hua, H6402 T-BIRO STD.. 2 Or.. Rod, Auto. OD, H384 Trunk. Luxury Wheel Covara. 6H1M1 CALAIS. 4 O r. Blua, H6236 T-BIRD STD., 2 Dr., Blue. Auto, OD. H3S6 <10472 CALAIS, Suprama. 2 D r, LI. Blua. SOLD T-BIRD 8TO., 2 Dr., Sllvar, Auto. OD. SOLD LYNX CALAIS, 2 Dr., Whita, 46418 T-BIRD STD.. 2 Dr., Brown, Auto. OO. H3S4 67 LYNX LXRS, 2 Of. HB, WMta, 71004 ANNUAL T-BIRO SPT., 2 Dr., Bliek, Auto. OD, H588 •7 LYNX XRA 2 Dr.» « , 71002 DELTA 66, 2 Dr.. Rad. H6241 T-BIRO SPT., 2 Dr., Bluo, Auto, HStO ’ 12,649* 87 LYNX L. 2 Or. HB. Mad. Boartal. 71046 DELTA 68. 4 Dr.. Rad. SOLD % PERCENTAGE T-BIRO STD., 2 Dr.. Bluo, Auto. OO. SOLO 67 LYNX L. 2 Or. HB. WMta. BOLD DELTA 88, WMta, SOLD RATE RNANCINQ T-BIRD STD., 2 Dr., Rod, Auto. OO. SOLO 87 LYNX L. 2 Dr. HB. Mad. Seartal. 71043 DELTA 88, 4 Dr. Blua. 48274 T-BIRO STD., 2 Or.. Sllvor, Auto, OO. HS74 •T LYNX L. 2 Or. HB, BIk. Ext., 7t01t DELTA 88, Brougham, 4 Dr„ Oray. SOLO AVAIUBLE T-BIRO 8TD.. 2 Or., Sllvor, Auto, OO. HS7S NEW 1987 TAURUS E7 LYNX XR3, 2 Or. HB, WMta. 71001 DELTA 88 Royal Bghm., 4 Or., Dk Blua. H6022 1.9 , T-BIRD STD.. 2 Dr., Blua, AUto. OO. SOLD 07 LYNX G R 2 Dr. HB, Mad. Rag. Blua. 7t8tSX DELTA 68. 4 Dr, Rad, H6286 T-BIRO STD.. 2 Dr„ Blua/NUto. OD, SOLO 4 Door Sodan 87 LYNX G R Wgn. Mad. Rag. Blue, 7t8tSX DELTA 88. 4 Dr.. LI. Blua, H8288 ON MOST MODELS T-BIRO STD.. 2 Dr„ Btaok. Auto, OO, SOLD ANNUAL PERCKNTAOE RATE PINANCINa DELTA 88 Brougham, 4 Or, Blua, SOLD O QUALIFIED BUYERS ON SELECTED MODELS.. TO QUALIFIED BUYERS.. TO P A Z ”GS* \ > CUSTOM CRUISER, Wgn., Blua. H6357 •7 TOPAZ O R 2 Dr., Mad. Boartal. 72066 CUSTOM CRUISER. Wgn., Oray. SOLD MUSTANG 67 TOPAZ O R 4 Or., WMta. 72081 CIERA, 4 Dr. WhHa. 46227 MUSTANG L X 2 Or. Sad, Blua. Auto. OD, H5S6 •7 TOPAZ O R 2 Or.. 8and Batga. 72080 CIERA, 4 Or.. Blua, 46406 MUSTANG LX 2 Dr. Sad, Blua. 6 Spd.. HStB 67 TOPAZ O R 4 Or.. BIk, SOLO CIERA Brougham, 4 Dr., Blua, 4H6378 MUSTANG L X 2 Dr. HB, Gray. Auto. OD, BOLD 67 TOPAZ O R 4 Or., OrHIweod. BOLD CIERA. 4Dr. Gold. 46384 MUSTANG L X 2 Dr. Bod. Rod.. Auto, OD. BOLD •7 TOPAZ O R 4 Dr„ Rad, SOLO CIERA Brougham. 4 Or, Gold, H6370 MUSTANG L X 2 Dr. HB, Blue, Auto. OO. BOLD CIERA, 4 D r, Oraan, (3) MUSTANG LX 2 Dr. HB, WMta, Auto. OD, H711 TOPAZ ”LS" CIERA Brougham. 4 Dr., Oraan, SOLD MUSTANG L X Conv., Blue, Auto, OO. SOLO 67 TOPAZ LR 4 Dr.. Mad. Shad Bl CLC. 72063 CIERA BrotUgham, 4 Or., Sllvar, H6338 MUSTANG. G T. 2 Or.. Groy, 8 8pd. OO. 6004 Auto., Tranaaxia, PS, PB, TIntad QIaaa, 67 TOPAZ LS, 4 Dr. Oamo, Sand Balga, SOLD CIERA, 4 Dr., Burgundy (2) 67 TOPAZ LR 4 Or. Oamo. Mad. Rag. Blue. 72030 CIERA Brougham, 4 Or., Burgundy, H6370 Indapandant Rear Suapanalon, AM/FM Btarao, •7 TOPAZ LR 4 Dr.. Brt. Rad CLC, BOLD CIERA Brougham, 4 Or., Black, 86338 Cloth Flight Bench Seat, 16 Oz. Carpeting, 2.6L, 87 TOPAZ LR 4 Dr. Oamo. Rod. 72032 CIERA Brougham, 4 Or., WhHa, H6362 TRUCKS IB Qallon Fuat TanX Child Proof Door Looks, 87 TOPAZ LR 4 Dr. Oomo, 8h. Blua. 72008 CIERA. 4 Dr. 8. LI. Blua, SOLD FtSO 4x2, 8/8-P/U 133”, Tan. 4 Spd., OO, SOLO Bodyalda Moldinga, Halogen Haadllghtt, 6A7B62. CIERA, 2 Dr. B, Gray. SOLD 1987 Pontiac Fiero F160 4x2, 8/8-P/U 133, Bluo. 4 Spd., OO, SOLO »300 CIERA. 2 Dr. 8L. Blua. H6162 F1B04X2, 8/8-P/U 133. Blua, 4 Spd., OO, SOLD BRAND NEW SABLE *'GS” CIERA. 4 Dr.. Gold, 4S6348 #H6043 Soft ray glass, AC, tilt wheel, AM/FM F1504x2, 8/S-P/U 133, Ok. Brown, Auto, SOLO CASHBACK 87 8ABLE O R 4 Or. Dame, SMvar. SOLO etarao. FtSO S/S, Pick-Up 133WB, Sllvar, Auto, SOLD 87 8A8LE O R 4 Dr. . Sand Bolgo. 74063 REGENCY 66, 4 D r. LI. Blua. SOLD FtSO 4x2. 8/S-P/U 133. Black. Auto, HSS4 ’9839* 1987 COLT VISTA 87 SABLE O R 4 Dr. . Sllvar. 74813X REGENCY 66, 4 Or.. Oray, H62S3 F160 4x2, 8/8-P/U 133, Blua, Auto, HSSS 87 SABLE O R 4 Dr. , Shad Blue Mat.. 74030 REGENCY 06.4 Dr„ Rad. H6366 LIST > 1 0 , 2 9 * FtSO4x2, 8/8-P/U 133, Black. Auto, HT02 WAGON 4x4 •7 SABLE O R 4 Dr. CLC Mat., 74614X REGENCY 08.4 Or.,3llvar. H640S FtSO 4x2, 8/8-P/U 133, Oraan, Auto, HT12 M irw 1Qft7 87 SABLE O R 4 Dr. CLC Ml.. 74036 REGENCY 66 Brougham. 4 Or.. LI. Blua, H6211 DISCOUNT - 5 4 * FtSO 4x4, 8/S-P/U 133. Bluo/WM., Auto, SOLD Top Much Equipment E7 SABLE O R 4 Or. BIk. Ext.. 74024 REGENCY 66 Brougham, 4 Dr„ Blua. SOLO FtSO 4x4, S/S-PAJ133, Tan, Auto. H680 PARCEL DELIVERY VAN S7 8A8LE O R 4 Or. U. Rg. Bl. CLC Ml.. 74110 YOUR PRia 9 , 7 5 0 FtSO 4x2, S/S-PU 133. Oraan, Auto. H740 to Mention... 87 SABLE O R 4 Dr. Ortflwd CLC Mt. 74123 O R 4 Or. 4 x4 •7 SABLE Oamo. U Reg. « . . BOLD CASH OR TRADE - 1 0 0 0 FtSO 4x2, Sm-PU 133. Blua. Auto. H746 CADILLACS FtSO 4x4, 8/8-PU 117, Bluo. 4 8pd„ SOLD 67 SABLE O R 4 Dr. Brt. Rod CLC. SOLO F2S0 4x2, 8/S-PU 133. Sllvar. Auto, H74S ALLANTE, Tan. 87006 BAlANa TO FINANa * 8 ,7 5 9 F2S0 4x4, S/8-P/U 133. Gray, Auto. SOLO MAZDA ALLANTE. Sllvar. S7100 F2S0 4x4, S/8-P/U 133. Oraan. Auto. BOLD SABLE *'LS” 60 Months at S.t% APR FSSO 4x2, C/CAB 137. Rod, S Spd., OD, H713 * •7 SABLE LS. WMM. 7-Sa2tX CIMARRON, Rad. H7046 11,699 •7 SABLE LS. 4 Dr. Bod., Brt. Rod CLC. 74S1SX CIMARRON, Gold, H7010 F380 4x2. C/CAB 137, Rad 8 Spd., OO. H700 FSSO C/C 137’ , Rad S Spd.. H028 67 SABLE LB. 4 Dr. Bod.. BIk. Ext, 74020 EL DORADO, Blaok. H70S8 FSSO 4xX FLATBED 12*. Whita. Auto. BOLD •7 SABLE LR 4 Or. Sod.. Sand Beige. 74012 EL DORADO. Sllvar. H7061 FSSO, DUMP tot. WMta/Rod 8 Bpd., OO. H72S 1987 C O L T 4 DOOR 87 SABLE L R 4 Dr. Sad., BIk. Ext. 74020 ★ * 1 8 5 » RANGER 4x2, 8/S-PAJ114, Oray. S Spd. OD, BOLD 87 8A8LE LB. 4 Dr. 84d. Oamo, Wmka CLC. 740E2J COUPE DaVILLE, Blua. SOLO RANGER 4x2, Sm-PAJ 114, Rod 6 Bpd, OO. H727 67 SABLE L8 .4 Or. Sod. Oomo. BjkTpxt. 74040 COUPE DaVILLE. Brown. 7066 87 SABLE LS. 4 Dr. Wgn. Oamo, WMta. BOLD * RANGER 4x2. 8/C-PU 126, Tan. Auta OO. H738 RANGER 4x4, Sm-PU 114, Blua, 8 Bpd., OD. BOLD 87 SABLE LR 4 Or. Wgn.. Smoko CLC Mat, 74808X1 SEDAN DaVILLE, Rad, H7078 87 8A8LE LR 4 Dr. Wgn., Brt. Rad CLC. 74S17X SEDAN DaVILLE. Black, SOLD RANGER 4x4, 8/B-PU l t d Oraan, Auto, OD. S006 SEDAN DaVILLE. Blua. H7066 FORD FACTORY I SEDAN DaVILLE, WhHa, SOLD V-8,^^t6matlc, PS, PB, 14* Body with Roll-up B2200 4x2 IM4 ISM 1741 4640 Cital •7 B2200 LUX SB, Pickup. Stack, 11283 FLEETWOOD Brougham. Rad (2) Roar Door, Wind Deflector, From a«. Bw. Bw. Bn. “• 87 B2200 LUX 88.6 Spd.. Tornado Sllvor. 11262 FLEETWOOD Brougham. Black, 7061 IkuMMiinl m ISH U% m •7 B2200 BASE 88, 6 Bp.. O. Blua. SOLO FLEETWOOD Brougham. Gold. SOLD 87 82200 BASE SB, Plefcup. Sunbasm SMvar, SOLO FLEETWOOD Brougham. WMta, SOLD Team (Exc. MTS 3J% M S U K 9 87 B220O8E0. 88. LigM Beige, gOLO 9 FLEETWOOD Brougham, Tan. 7108 TaiauiMTS UK UK UK UK ^ ’ 15,999 t7 B2200 8C8, Cab Plut S 8p.. Btaok. 11374 FLEETWOOD Daluxa, Rad. H7074 Tatapo U K 3JK U KU KMoe ONLY Eacart U K U K U KU K•IBB B2S00 LUX 4x2 A S L O W A S •7 B2600 LUX 4x2. 88 6 Bp.. Black. 11187 CMC TRUCKS 1987 Pontiac Bonneviiie Faetiva 15K U K U KU K 67 B2800 LUX 4x2, B8 6 Bp.. Stack. SOLO 61 Trucks In Stock list 7S-M 1741 « t « •7 B2600 LUX 4x2. 8B. Dover WKHWWIne. SOLO #H6136 4 door, body side moldings, tilt whaal, 'Mn/BraacoH "*• -1^. -"» ■ 67 B2800 LUX 4x2. SB 6 Bp.. Blua, 11276 8i8'a (4) AM/FM stereo, auto, PS, PB, power locks, 3JK UK UK ^83 67 B2600 LUX 4x2, SB 8 Bp.. Sunrtoa Rad, 11380 JImmya Vana (2) power windows, AC. fin7Rn|w4x2 35K UKMKUK * m JImmya S18 (7) *8395 'Mr87RnBar4x4 1 . 9 % 8 RV Subutbana (6) 39K SAK U K U K *U00 LIST * 1 4 , 7 * 5 92600 4x4 1987 MAZDA B2600 2ii4.1800 PU (10) 8E6 4x4.BB6Sp., Dover WMM. SOLO 2600 2x4 PU (1) DISCOUNT - 1 * 7 2 8E6 4x4, SB 6 Bp., 11333 SHORT BED PICKUP 'Prteing R»tt*ett Caa/i Aaafafanea In LItu of Spae/a/ APR FINANCING Safari Cargo (2) SE6 4ii4, SB 6 Bp.. SOLD YOUR PRia 1 3 , 0 9 3 Ffnanoa Rata. A t VoNcfmSub/ocl To Rrktr Safa. 8E8 4x4, as 6 Bp.. 6 SpMd, SunbMm SllvBr, #1371 Vandura (1) 8E8 4x4. SB 8 Bp.. Ondo Bhta. SOLO Llmltsd Tim* Off«r 1600 4x4 PU (0) CASH OR TRADE - 2 0 0 0 AVAILABLE BASE 4x4, EB 8 8p., Tornado SNvx* SOLO Explrss 9-17-97 2800 4x4 PU (6) BASE 4x«, SBSSp., Sunbeam SMvar, 11371 3600 CSC. 2x4 (2) k BALANa TO FINANa * 1 1 , 0 9 3 8E6 4x4, SB 6 8p.. Blaeh, SOLO 3600 Dump 2x4 (1) TBQCK8 TBVCKS TKOCKS LUX 4x4, SB 6 Bp.. Sunrtae RaR SOLO NO GIMMICKS — JUST A GREAT DEAL 7 3600 4x4 Dump (1) •0 Months at B.t% APR Dimipa. PkrtioraM. U tility Bodlaa. Loffola CoanwtBlaai Vcmai, PkBMl BASE 4x4, as S Bp . Tornado BMvor, SOLO 7 7000 Sanaa (3) LUX 4x4, LB 6 Bp.. Btaok. 1136< AH NBgoUalBd PrtOBB InelutN DaUtraty Vaaa. F-lSira • P-SMTa. SxTa. 4x4‘a. r BBS, 4x4 SB. SHvar. BOLD Campara (13) 1) Daalaf Piap 3) Undar Coaling BE6.4x4 SB. GfWy, 11381 11378 3) ClaaMng 6 Waxing 4) HandNng 6 FrxIgM Chargox (7axaLli.tm« ALL VCHICLtS SUBJICT TO MIlOH SALt. m o. Nol NttaontiW* F « Tvpeanahical Inoca. n<*r* wh> rm Tim a to houl II ott homa.* |T*Buvl

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