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Shultz budget deficit, after dramatically Manchester Herald Improving last year, grew in said Friday night the spread of fiscal 1988 to $155.1 billion, the missile technology with “ enor­ The owner of East West Imports of 111 Center St. mous destructive potential” and Reagan administration reported 1,000 is moving the business to the 757 Main St. store the use of chemical weapons have Friday. formerly occupied by Mari-Mad’s Youth Specialty increased the danger of devasta­ The administration’s final ac­ Shop, which closed this year. counting for the budget year that tion in the Third World. Ashok Kumar of Manchester, who owns East ended Sept. 30 showed that the 800 $909.0 Shultz called the increasing imbalance between revenues and availability of these weapons a .West, said he and his brother. Ram. also plan to spending rose $5.4 billion, or 3.6 discouraging setback because it open a travel agency in the current East West store percent, from the previous year’s comes at a time when offensive on Center Street. Atumoc $149.7 billion deficit. nuclear weapons are being re­ O o M n 1988 DEFICIT: Kumar and his brother will rent the Main Street But Treasury Secretary Nicho­ 600 duced and there is less danger of $599.3 store from Madeline Matheny, former owner of las F. Brady, in a joint statement RECEIPTS new countries being added to the with the White House Office of $155.1 nuclear club. Mari-Mad’s. Matheny closed Mari-Mads after 33 01960 Aocu-WMirtor Inc Management and Budget, said billion years in business because she said she couldn’t find 400 His remarks were prepared for employees and was working between 50 to 70 hours a “ the underlying trend in the delivery in a speech to the deficit... remains downward.” week. Manchester and vicinity: Saturday, mostly Commonwealth Club of Califor­ The 1988 budget gap was still nia in San Francisco. The text of Kumar currently runs East West Imports with his sunny and cooler. High near 50 with west winds at well below the all-time record of , $78.9 the speech was released by the brother and one other employee. He said he plans to 10 to 15 mph. Saturday night, clear and cold. Low $221.1 billion set in the 1986 fiscal State Department. hire two more part-time employees for the new year. 25 to 30. Sunday, partly sunny. High 45 to 50. Shultz said that both belliger­ store. Brady said special factors such ents in the Iran-Iraq war used West coastal, east coastal: Saturday, mostly as the phase-in of the new tax law The move from the current 850-square-foot East Soviet SCUD missiles and that sunny and cooler. High 50 to 55. Wind west 10 to 20 in 1987, the sale of the federally West store to the 2,200-square-foot space will allow 1981 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 Saudi Arabia is acquiring Chi­ owned Conrail freight railroad Kumar to. add more clothing lines to his current mph. Saturay night, clear and cold. Low 30 to 35. nese CSS-2 missiles with a poten­ and a one-day shift of military stock and “ a lot more gifts and jewelry.” Sunday, partly sunny. High around 50. AP graphic tial range exceeding 1,500 miles. pay from 1987 into 1988 either “ These missiles, which may be Kumar said he’ll add fall lines to his stock of prom Northwest hills: Saturday, mostly sunny and shrank the 1987 deficit or inflated The board, in a spate of activity President Reagan and congres­ thought of as ‘obsolete’ by the clothing and a line for clothing for working women. cooler. High in the mid 40s. Wind west 10 to 15 the 1988 gap. from mid-August through the end sional leaders last winter struck a superpowers, are nothing of the He also plans to expand his bridal business and his Excluding the one-time factors, of September, rescued more than mph. Saturday night, clear and cold. Low 20 to 25. budget pact after the crash that sort when it comes to regional line of authentic Indian clothing and jewelry. the deficit would have fallen by 60 savings and loans. However, Outlook for Sunday, partly sunny. High 40 to 45. has held the deficit almost to the conflicts,” Shultz said. “ We are getting into bridal heavily.” he said. $31.1 billion between 1987 and much of the spending doesn’t 1987 level. But economists say “ And beyond the arms market, Kumar, a native of India, came to America in 1988, he said. show up on the budget imme­ AP photo there won’t be additional shrin­ more and more nations will be Red ink for the year exceeded diately and analysts say assist­ 1975. He lived in Hartford for several years and kage without painful spending able to build their own ballistics ON THE PAD — The Soviet space shuttle Buran sits atop both the initial administration ance to the ailing S&L industry moved to Manchester about seven years ago. He cuts or a tax increase. missiles. Weaponry of enormous projection of $146.7 billion issued could contribute $15 billion a year its Energiya booster on the launch pad at Baikonur in opened East West Imports on Broad Street in 1978. Lottery Analysts also expect the Fed­ destructive potential can reach in February and the updated to the deficit over the next three Soviet Central Asia Friday. The Soviets say their first His brother Ram came from India in December. eral Reserve Board to fight the hands of parties with little estimate of $152.3 billion released years. Ashok Kumar said Ram.worked as a travel agent inflation by nudging up interest regard for traditional inhibiting unmanned shuttle is safer, more flexible and more ' Connecticut daily Friday: 479. Play Four: 0661. in July. It hit the Congressional There have now been deficits in for about 25 years in Bombay and has visited 77 rates to slow the economy. Higher controls.” powerful than the U.S. craft it resembles. Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 1, t, 18, ZO, Z8, 3Z. Budget Office projection of $155 27 of the past 28 years, running up interest rates will add to the countries. The new travel agency, to be called “ East billion nearly exactly. He said another new danger is a total accumulated national debt escalating cost of financing the West Travel and Tours,” will specialize in trips to However, the deficit was well the reappearance of chemical of $2.61 trillion. The last year the accumulated national debt, while Europe and to India, Kumar said. below initial projections of pri­ United States had a budget warfare — “ perhaps the most Soviets claim shuttle Almost all of the Indian items in the current store slower growth will cut into tax odious and despicable develop­ vate economists who feared last surplus was 1969, when govern­ revenue. are imported from India, he said. Most shoppers Index year that the October stock ment revenues exceeded spend­ ment of our day.” come to the store looking for these “ unique and market crash would slow eco­ A bipartisan commission on the ing by $3.2 billion. Only a handful of the hundreds different” clothing items and accessories, Kumar nomic growth, cutting into tax deficit has been meeting since is bigger and better Business___ Local news. _3-6 The administration is predict­ of conflicts since World War II said. collections and producing a de­ summer and after the Nov. 8 Churches__ Opinion. ing it will whittle down the budget had witnessed the use of chemical But the new store will offer more, including ficit as high as $185 billion. election will offer the new presi­ Classified__ .35-41 Senior Citizens. deficit for the current fiscal year weapons but “ now the scourge is MOSCOW (AP) — Technicians on a paved runway 12 kilometers Chinese furniture that Kumar said he’ll order The administration said its dent its recommendations. Comics____ .23-25 Science______to $145.5 billion, but most private spreading,” he said. worked around the clock Friday (eight miles) from the launch directly from China. Connecticut. __ ^7-9 Sports . .41-46 mid-summer projection was off analysts expect less progress. However, Republican nominee on a floodlit launch pad, prepar­ complex,” Tass said. No landing The new store is scheduled to open Nov. 15. in time Focus_____ . 17-32 U.S./World. . 10-11 because it underestimated spend­ The flood of government red ink George Bush has promised to Shultz did not single out any ing for the brief unmanned flight time was given. ing by the Federal Home Loan for the Christmas season, Kumar said. has been blamed for the nation’s reject the recommendation if it nation in the speech but he of a Soviet space shuttle billed as In a report on launch prepara­ Bank Board, the agency that chronic trade imbalance, for includes a tax increase. Demo­ strongly criticized Iraq two safer, more flexible and more tions late Friday, state-run televi­ rescues insolvent savings institu­ holding interest rates above crat Michael Dukakis, while months ago for its alleged use of powerful than the U.S. orbiter it sion provided the first confirma­ tions. The board spent $8.1 billion historic averages and for helping promising to consider the report, chemical weapons against its resembles. tion that the military is involved ilanrhratpr Hrralh in fiscal 1988, $3 billion more than to trigger last year’s stock so far has proposed no tax Kurdish minority. in the shuttle program. Sprinkler stops expected. market crash. increases and few spending cuts. The launch of the black-and- “ As always in our country, The administration earlier had white winged Buran, or Snow­ USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 25 criticized both Iran and Iraq for military specialists participate in storm, shuttle attached to the crucial, dangerous tests,” a cor­ resorting to chemical weapons in Energiya booster — the world’s Penny M. Sleffert, Publisher their conflict. It had said that respondent said, reporting from fire at hospital most powerful rocket — was Baikonur. , . George T. Chappell Sheldon Cohen Fall Back Iraqi use of such weaponry was scheduled for 6:23 a.m. Moscow It’s time once again The report said ihe military A fire in a clothes dryer in the north wing of EdHor Compoaing Manager It’s standard time again. far more extensive. time Saturday (11:23 p.m. EDT Denlae A. Roberta Robert H. Hubbard official overseeing shuttle opera­ Manchester Memorial Hospital Friday night put the Remember to set your clock “ The worst nightmare of all,” Friday) at the Baikonur Cosmo­ Adveitlaing Director Preasroom Manager tions is Alexander A. Maksimov, dryer out of service and caused minor damage in the Jeanne G. Fromerth Frank J. McSweegan to set the clocks back back one hour at 2 a.m. Shultz said in his speech, “ would drome in the Soviet Central Asian “ chief specialist of the Defense Bualneaa Manager Circulation Director surrounding area, a town fire official said Friday. this Sunday, Oct. 30 be the eventual combination of republic of Kazakhstan. Ministry on multiple-use space ballistic missiles and chemical WASHINGTON (AP) - It’s becomes 1 a.m. Sunday in most of At that time, “ the sound of transport systems and the pros­ Deputy Chief William D. Griffin of the Town of Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the weapons in the hands of go- time once again for the semian­ the nation. Most people, though, It rocket engines with a total power pect of their development.” Manchester Fire Department said that the cause of Manchester Publishing Co.. IS Bralnard Place. Manchester, vernmets with terrorist Conn. 0S040. Second class postage paid at Manchester, Conn. nual ritual of resetting America’s will simply do the job before of 170 million horsepower will Military involvement could be the fire, which occurred in a housekeeping room in Postmaster: Send address changes to the Msnchaeter Herald. clocks and watches. retiring Saturday night. histories.” resound through the autumn one reason Soviet officials have the north wing, was under investigation. P.O. Box 591, Manchaater, Conn. 06040. First, the magic reminder: steppe of Kazakhstan like withheld details of their shuttle If you don't recslvs your HsraM by 5 pm. weekdays or 7:30 Some areas won’t have to He said that at a January The fire was reported at 7:47 p.m. Firefighters thunder, and the orbital ship program. Officials have said s.m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable “ Spring forward, fall back.” change the clocks because they conference in Paris on streng­ arrived a minute later and had the fire out in about to reach your carrier, call subscriber service at 647-9946 by 6 That means it’s time to set the have chosen to stay on the same thening an international agree­ Buran will leave on its first space throughout the year that a launch p.m weakdayt for delivery In Manchester. 10 minutes, Griffin said. He said there were no clocks back, as the nation time all year. Those are Arizona, ment that prohibits chemical trip,” Tass, the official news was imminent, but gave a date for Suggested carrier rates are 61.60 weekly, $7.70 lor one injuries. month, 623.10 lor three months. 646.20 for six months and changes from daylight-saving Hawaii, the part of Indiana agency, said Friday. it only on Wednesday. warfare, the U.S. goal will be to The fire was contained by a sprinkler. 692.40 for one year. time to standard time. located in the Eastern time zone, “ reverse the erosion of respect The shuttle will orbit Earth Soviet officials and media The Manchester Herald Is a marnber of the Associated Press, The fire put the dryer out of service and caused Officially, the moment comes Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands for the norms which have held the twice and then, “ obeying its repeatedly have criticized mil­ the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Press damage to some ceiling tiles and cleaning Association and the New England Newspaper Association. at 2 a.m. Sunday, which, by law. and American Samoa. line against the use of such electronic brain and the radio itary uses of the American space equipment, Griffin said. hideous weapons.” commands from Earth, will land shuttle. Local News in Police coping with a Very difficult law* By Michele Noble we were taught in the past. I know a great number of Manchester Herald police officers who almost want to apologize to some Election to close offices of the guys they’re arresting.” COVENTRY — The Town Office Building will be If a woman tells a police officer that she wants her Capt. Joseph Brooks of the Manchester Police closed for all normal business on Eiection Day, Nov. husband arrested because he kicked her three times Department, who attended the discussion at South 8, but the board room will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 in the stomach, but refuses to show the officer her Methodist Church, told the group that the law has p.m. for all residents registered to vote in the 1st wounds, will the husband be arrested? not lowered the amount of domestic violence and Voting District. Voting in the 2nd Voting District Probably. may even be working against enforcement of abuse will be conducted at the Presbyterian Church of An officer who responds to a report of domestic laws. “ Police are not trained tobe robots,” Brooks said. Coventry, Trowbridge Road. The town clerk’s office violence today will arrest the suspect if he or she finds “ the least probable cause” to do so. under “ This is the one and perhaps only piece of legislation will be open on Election Day for emergency ballots where the ability of an officer to think and reason only. / legislation passed in 1986 that requires the legal action. has been completely removed. Manchester Police Depaprtment Sgt. Beau “ The overall position from experts in the field has Students In contest ’Thumauer told more than 25 members of the been that there has been no difference.” he said. Community Services Council Thursday that while a “ You generally still need the victim to testify and, Ten East Catholic High School students have 1986 Family Violence Prevention and Response Act predominantly, most still are not.,” entered the senior division competition of the makes it “ easier” for officers to arrest domestic Even though the testimony of a police officer as National Arts Program, held in Craftery Gallery of violence offenders, it also limits the officer’s ability the primary complainant may be used against the the Community Renewal Team in Hartford. to use discretion. suspect in court, most judges still rely on the The purpose of the program is to showcase " (The suspects) can beg us not to make an arrest, testimony of the victim. Brooks said. Also, he said undiscovered art by professional as well as they can tell us it didn’t happen, they can tell us it he believes that if victims think their spouses will most likely be arrested if police are notified, most non-professional artists. won’t happen again.” Thumauer said. “ It doesn’t matter. If the officer has probable cause, the person will hesitate to report a future incident. Entered in the program are seniors Robin Muro is arrested, period. And that has been really hard to State Sen. Michael Meotti. D-Glastonbury, who and Stacy Sarles of Manchester, Kim Magoon and swallow for a lot of officers.” also attended the discussion, said he hopes to see the Patricia McCauley of Vernon, Jennifer Cook and The 1986 Family Violence Prevention and law modified in the future. Tim McCaffrey of South Windsor, Cathy Murphy Response Act requires an officer to make an arrest “ It is one of those situations where you are trying and Christopher Williams of Ellington, Laura if he or she believes there is probable cause that a PUBLIC TALK — Police Sgt. Beau to deal with a difficult, complex problem,” Meotti said. “ Nobody knows how it’s going to work out as Samulis of Glastonbury and Cathy Mueller of crime has occurred. “ Family violence” is des­ Thumauer addresses the Community time goes by. But hopefully, we can make revisions Tolland. cribed in the act as an incident resulting in physical Services Council. harm, bodily injury or assault, or an act of in the future as we hear from people who are out The students are entered in various categories threatened violence that constitutes fear of there in the field getting the experience.” including drawing, crafts, graphic arts, painting, imminent physical harm between family or According to the act, police officers are not According to the state Family Violence Report, photography and scuipture. household members. allowed to mediate if there is probable cause that a there were 130 domestic violence arrests in In the past, Thumauer said, an officer’s role was crime has been committed and cannot imply that Manchester from January through June of this primarily that of arbitrator. Today, the officer is there will be a future arrest to deter abuse. year. In Connecticut, there have been 10,098 arrests made during the same period, according to the required to enforce, not arbitrate, he said. “ This is a very, very difficult law,” Thumauer Calendar ^ fo r e the act was enacted, police officers said. “ It is totally 100 percent different from what report. generally did not arrest the suspect until a written Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald complaint was obtained from the victim. Thumauer TOP TEACHER — RHAM Junior High Presidential Awards for Excellence in said. And frequently, he added, instead of arresting Manchester School teacher Marilyn Ulion has been Science and Mathematics Teaching. the suspect, officers wouid take on a mediating role or attempt to deter future abuse by warning the Monday named a state finalist in the 1988 suspect that “ if it happened again” an arrest would Pension Board. Lincoln Center gold room, 3 n.m. be made. Tuesday f Board of Directors Comment Session, Municipal Building, 9 to 10 a m. Excellence award is a bonus Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Rights hearing ■ 8J«1 Hockanum River Linear Park Committee, to teacher who loves her job Lincoin Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. Bv Andrew J. Davis Thursday wasn’t supposed to be fun,” Ulion had (occurred) in the two years to Manchester Herald said. ’’It’s (become) set in Meriden VILLAGE Economic Development Commission, Lincoin make a difference.” Center gold room, 8 a.m. mechanical.” James Landherr, who is East HEBRON — Teaching students MERIDEN (AP) — The state Commmission on By learning in groups, children Hartford public schools mathe­ Cheney National Historic District Commission, the practical uses of mathemat­ Human Rights and Opportunities has agreed to hold are much more likely to enjoy matics supervisor, was named Probate Court. 4:30 p.m. ics is something Marilyn Ulion a hearing into allegations by the state NAACP that mathematics, Ulion said. Also, state winner of the math award loves to do. this city discriminates against biacks and other the textbook way of teaching earlier this month, said Kathy It also helped the RHAM Junior minorities. Andover children has developed children McManus, spokesman for the The state chapter of the National Association for High School teacher take home a who can calculate well, but donot Wednesday state Department of Education. the Advancement of Colored People has been state finalist’s award in the 1988 know how to use mathematics in The state winner of the award Board of Selectmen. Town Office Buiiding. 7 p.m. collecting data for several weeks about city Presidential Awards for Excel­ the every-day world, she said. for science is David Wesney of lence in Science and Mathemat­ practices, and its president reieased a seven-page Ulion applied for the a ward two Greenwich, McManus said. “ summary report” Friday at the opening of the MINNECHAUG ics Teaching. Even though she years ago, but was not selected a The other finalist is Lynn Bolton did not win the first place award, NAACP’s state convention. finalist. She said she was not sure Anderson of Rockville High In the report, chapter President Ben F. Andrews Tuesday Ulion said she is happy with the if she should apply a second time. School. McManus said. There Derekseth is building a recreational community of custom recognition. Jr. said a much broader investigation by the state Republican Town Committee, Community Hall, “ I wondered about doing itagain. were 32 state applicants for the commission was needed to define the problems that homes around the Minnechaug Golf Course. This beautiful area is an 7:30 p.m. Ulion said she is not dishear­ I wondered if anything different math award, she said. tened by not being named the the civil rights organization believes exist in ideal setting for Derekseth's distinctive, quality-built homes, nine- Board of Selectmen, Community Hall. 8 p.m. Meriden. Wednesday state’s overall winner. She said holes of golf, a swimming pool and tennis courts. she considers the award a bonus Arthur Green, director of the human rights Visiting Nurse Association flu shots. Community Cause of baby’s death unknown commission, said the commission would hold a Hall, 1 to 3 p.m. for loving her job. “ The kids are really neat at this hearing, but that it could not do so within 30 days, as level,” she said. “ There’s still a NORTH HAVEN (AP) - An 19-year-old woman and directed requested by the NAACP. SNEAK PREVIEW SUNDAY! 12:00 - 4:00 Coventry lot of enthusiasm; a lot of autopsy Friday failed to reveal to the woods, said North Haven ’Testimony from city officials and members of the openness.” what killed a newborn baby boy Police Sgt. James B. Merrithew, public will be held at the hearing, he said. No date AT THE CLUBHOUSE. Tuesday Ulion, 45, of Marlborough, found swaddled in towels in Merrithew declined to identify has been set. Housing Authority, Orchard Hills Estates. 7 p.m. teaches remedial and advanced woods near a North Haven home, the woman, who lived in a home The city says minorities ma ke up about 10 percent FIRST CHANCE TO GET INFORMATION ON HOUSE STYLES, Republican Town Committee, Town Office math to seventh- and eighth- a spokeswoman at the state near where the baby was found. of this city’s workforce. Minorities comprise an Building, 7:30 p.m. graders. Her teaching method medical examiner’s office in Police are referring to her as a estimated 20 percent of Meriden’s population of DEVELOPMENT PLANS, PRICES, AND MOREI Wednesday does not include endless hours of Farmington said. witness in the case and haven’t 60,000; about 4 percent of the population is black and School Building Committee, Coventry High textbook work. Instead, students There were no obvious lethal said whether she is the infant’s about 13 percent Hispanic. School. 7:30 p.m. often work together in groups and injuries to the body and the cause mother. The NAACP accused the city of using misleading Parks and Recreation Commission. Patriot’s and erroneous figures in claiming in a 1985 report to D irections: rrom Hartford, 84 C to ;S84 the practical, everyday usage of of death remained undetermined, No charges have been filed in Unique Homes o f Quality to Exit 3 - Route 83. At bottom o f ramp Park, 7:30 p.m. mathematics is emphasized, she the spokeswoman said. the death. Merrithew said. the federal government that 10 percent of its dermal ' from $374,500 turn left onto Route 83 for approximately ’Thursday said. The infant’s body was disco­ empioyees were minorities. Some persons were not found to have held the two miles. MInnechaug Is on right. 646-1799'i^OmeS Economic Development Commission. Town Of­ “ Somewhere along the way, vered Wendesday morning, when Quebec and Montreal were positions cited by the city, the NAACP report said. fice Buiiding, 8 p.m. someone has given us the idea it police were contacted by a incorporated as cities in 1831. Soviet changes good, State to get $1.7 million for lottery snafu NEW INGTON (A P ) — The state will penalize its state has already withheld $750,000 in anticipation of are confident that General Instrument, its system new lottery vendor more than $1.76 million for the penalty. and equipment are the right choices for the computer problems that forced suspension of General Instrument had expected to receive a Connecticut lottery.” says ex-ambassador drawings last May, the director of special revenue total of $40 million during the five-year term of its Most of the penalty — $1.46 million -' lived said Friday. contract. problems that occu rr^ in May. Of the total penalty, Bv Andrew Yurkovskv But he said that the relaxation of ’The penalty against General Instrument Corp. of State officials and General Instrument officials $432,472 was assessed for system downtime and the Manchester Herald tensions between the Soviet Union and the Hunt Valley, Md., stems from problems that have been negotiating in recent months to reach rest for terminal downtime. West were not the result of a change of developed as soon as the company took over the agreement on the amount of the penalty. The “ Since (M a y), the on-line system has stablized,’ ’ The former U.S. ambassador to the outlook by the Soviets. He said it was lottery vending system in early May from GTECH company called the $1.76 million penalty “ 'fair and Ragazzi said in his report to lawmakers. "A t this Soviet Union offered a skeptical as well as prompted by the desire to “ buy this period Corp., a Providence, R.I.-based company that had equitable” in a statement released Friday. point, we can advise you that (the company) has hopeful assessment Friday of changes now of calm ” to concentrate efforts on run the system for the previous eight years. “ We look forward to entering a new phase in our addressed all the problems which the division has taking place in that country during a domestic problems. ’The state’s contract with General Instrument relationship with the state lottery now that this called to its attention under provisions of the speech before an audience in Hartford that In light of past efforts at change in the allows it to withhold penalties for times when the subject has been resolved,” the company said. "W e agreement.” included students from Manchester High Soviet Union and in pre-Soviet Russia, he statewide lottery system is inoperable, and for School. said, there is a good chance that the periods during which individual terminals are not Arthur A. Hartman, who served as the government will pull the reigns in on working correctly. ambassador to the Soviet Union from 1981 reform. He said there could be a return to "The total assessment is a fair and reasonable to 1987, said during his speech at Trinity more authoritarian control, but not to the determination of the penalties due to the state College that the Soviet Union could revert extent under Stalin. Connecticut under the on-line contract,” Orlando P. to its form er authoritarian ways. But he Still. Hartman said, the United States Ragazzi, director of the Division of Special said that the West should take advantage of The Right Stuff. should take advantage of the current good Revenue, said in a report to the legislature’s Public the current relaxation of tensions, and he relations with the Soviet Union. Safety Committee. The committee oversees state- was hopeful about the prospect of treaties Jim Ludes, a Manchester High School run gaming. to reduce nuclear arms as well as the senior who hopes to become a Sovietolo­ The day after General Instrument took over May number of troops in Europe. gist, said after Hartman’s speech that he 8, lottery officials shut down the lottery system for Hartman appeared at an all-day convo­ was impressed by the breadth of the 24 hours after discovering that tickets could be sold cation on the ^ v ie t Union attended by an former ambassador’s knowledge. after the winning numbers had been broadcast to estimated 450 to 500 high school students Ludes and other students from the school the public. from Connecticut, Massachusetts and also praised other parts of the day’s Problems with some of the 2,100 terminals Rhode Island, as well as several hundered program, in particular a speech by Samuel persisted in the weeks after the system was brought other interested observers. Five students , B. Kassow, a specialist in Russian history back on line. from Manchester High School’s Current at ’Trinity College. The processing of financial reports through the Affairs Club, together with adviser Ste­ “ (Kassow) described glasnost and per­ system was also slowed while agents got used to the phen Armstrong, attended. estroika,” said junior Ryan Barry, refer­ new system. A key area where the changes in the ring to the Soviet policies of openess and The state clears $3 million in profit from the Soviet Union are benefiting the United economic restructuring. “ I didn’t have too average of $8 million each week in ticket sales from States is foreign policy, Hartman said. much knowledge of that stuff.” three lottery games; Lotto, the Daily Numbers and “ Where they seem to be going today Raglnald Plnto/Maneh«M«r Herald Other Manchester High School students Play Four. happens to be in the security interests of who attended the convocation were Caty The penalties will be withheld from General the United States.” he said, noting that this SETTING IT STRAIGHT — Ann Whiting, president of Burgess. Leonard Sadosky and Todd Instrument’s share of the lottery proceeds. The was a first in the 70-year history of the ’Tyszka. WATES in Manchester, straightens a basket of stuffed Soviet Union. animals, while Marion Naiss of the Fair Committee offers advice. The two are working on a display of items to be sold at the group’s Autumn Jubilee fair next Saturday, Gay conference Borrowing may hurt Nov. 5, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Orange Hall, 72 E. Center St. opening at Yale There are a lot of difficult issues facing education trust fund our towns and all of Connecticut NEW HAVEN (AP) — A major conference on gay and lesbian studies is drawing scholars and That’s w hy w e need a HARTFORD (AP) — A Republican House Minority Leader Robert G. gay-rights leaders from across the country to Yale leader has criticized the Democratic U 'c e U y State Representative we can count on. Jaekle, R-Stratford, said the practice of University this weekend to look at such diverse administration’s handling of the state fund borrowing from the fund violated the Health U p topics as homosexuality in Japanese girls’ comics to One who is tough, yet caring. Enthusiastic. for improving education, but state auditors General Assembly’s intent when it created housework in gay and lesbian families. say it follows generally accepted the fund. Hard-working. practices. “ The law makes it clear that these funds The conference is the second to be sponsored by Auditors Leo. V Donohue and Henry J. are to be invested by the treasurer and the Good Apples the 2-year-old Lesbian & Gay Studies Center at In touch with the community. Becker Jr. noted that between October 1987 earnings deposited. What has become very Yale, an organization of faculty, staff and students Committed to our future. and June 1988, cash was kept in the clear is that the funds have not be Daily 1-5:30 pm devoted to promoting research bearing on the lives Educational Excellence Fund rather than and history of gay people. segregated and that the administration Sat.-Sun. 10am-5:30pm Take a close look at the candidates, their ideas, and invested in a short-term account where it has used these dedicated funds to nieet its Interest in last year’s conference proved so great would have earned interest. their values. Then vote for the only general fund obligations,” Jaekie said. Empire; slightly tart, firm, that the program was greatly expanded this year, The Office of Policy and Management But Gov. William A. O’ Neill said Friday with 21 panel sessions sch ooled for today and one with the right stuff. decided to use the cash “ to cover cash excellent eating, cooking. that he wasn’t disturbed by the handling of Sunday. deficits in other funds so that the state’s by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. the fund. Jonagold: sweet, juicy, common cash position would not be “ According to the auditors, both Repub­ Panel topics include “ Art and the Gay Search for Vote for Susan Buckno on Election Day, overdrawn. It was planned that any lican and Democratic, it’s prudent man­ excellent eating, cooking. Self,” “ Developmental Aspectsof Homosexuality,” deficiency in the fund was to be met from STOMACH CANCER “ Gays and the Mass Media,” “ Gay History in agement of state funds,” O’Neill said. The dietary habits of 391 diag­ the general fund,” the auditors said in a “ When they say so, I believe it is so.” Asia,” “ Homosexuality as Part of Religious Life,” report earlier this week. nosed stomach-cancer patients and “ Psychological Perspectives on the AIDS were compared with a controi Bring This Ad Epidemic.” “ Although not formally recorded as, this group in a Louisiana State U. practice represents interfund borrowing,” Massachusetts man study. Aithough both tobacco and For 10% Discount Organizers expect more than 500 people to attend, the auditors said. “ This has been a aicohoi were factors in stomach SUSAN charged with theft up from about 300 last year. common practice for some time, and from cancer - diet was the main In­ Thru Oct. 31 “ People are thrilled, absolutely thrilled. It gives a cash management standpoint, it is a A Massachusetts man has been charged fluence for the disease. High con­ them a very august forum to discuss what it means more economical and efficient way to in connection with a June burglary in - sumption of fresh fruits and ve­ to be a gay or lesbian in this world,” said Brian manage state cash flows.” which $35,000 worth of copper wire was getables and dietary vitamin C 41 New Rd., Tolland, CT Wescott, a Yale graduate student who is a member The fund was created with budget stolen from a Manchester company, police appeared to offer protection against stomach cancer. of. the Lesbian & Gay Studies Center. surpluses to finance a three-year program said. BUCKNO 871-0120 Having the conference at Yale, which helped to increase education spending and boost Michael Cloutier, 21, of Sturbridge, publicize the event, also "helps confer on it an teacher’s salaries. This is the third year of Mass., was charged Friday with first- Frm 1-84: Exit 67 to Rte. 31 authority it might not otherwise have,” he said. the program, and estimates say the fund degree larceny and third-degree burglary, South. Follow signs; 3 miles Last year’s inaugural conference drew wides­ could come up $10 million short. police said. for State Representative. pread publicity because it fell within weeks of Yale The alternative to running a shortfall The arrest stemmed from the theft of Ft m Ms. 44: From traffic light In­ President Benno C. Schmidt’s strong criticism of a would be to sell bonds before the state $35,000 of copper wire from Brintek tersection of Rte. 31 South, go Wall Street Journal essay that said Yale had actually needed the money, resulting in Industries, 90B ^ o g re s s Drive, on June 26, north on Grant Hill Rd.; 3 miles. developed the reputation of being “ a gay school.” higher interest costs. The interfund police said. Families, Neighborhoods, Manchester First, 348 Main Street Fnm Ttllmtf Srasii: Follow signs Wescott said the controversy raised by the article borrowing allows the state to sell bonds Cloutier was released on a $10,000 bond. Manchester from Cider Mill Rd. to Grant Hill and Schmidt’s response “ was a help, but also a Paid for by Comm, to Elect Susan M. Buckno, Mary Scars-Treas. only when cash is needed and when market He is scheduled to appear in Manchester Rd.; 3 miles. conditions are favorable. Donohue said. Superior Court on Nov. 9. 649-1025 hindrance.” State & Region Weekly Reader poll of kids Bergin away on bribe day shows Bush winning, 58-40% WATERBURY (AP) — Former Waterbury Mayor Edward D. Bergin was in Anchorage. A ballot for the poll was Alaska, at the time he was allegedly accepting a HAR’TFORD (AP) - The na­ to an ice cream store that says if bribe from a city towing contractor, it was disclosed tion’s schoolchildren say that for included in a September issue of people buy vanilla they’ll vote for Friday in Superior Court. only the second time in 200 years Weekly Reader earlier this school Bush. If you buy chocolate, you’re Tbe charge of bribe receiving against Bergin the United States is going to have year. 'The magazine, published by voting for Dukakis,” Barth said. alleges that he accepted the $3,000 payment ‘ ‘on or a president with the first name of Field Publications in Middletown The poll also has been accurate about June 14, 1985.” George. has 9 million subscribers, accord­ in predicting finer details of each After Superior Court Judge William Lavery and The first, as every kid learns, ing to Weekly Reader spokeswo­ race. For instance in 1972, stu­ the prosecution agreed Friday that the charge was George Washington, and the man Patricia Sears. dents said Richard Nixon would should be interpreted as meaning the period from second will be Republican George In classes that participate, carry every state but Massachu­ June 14-17, 1985, defense attorney Hubert Santos Bush, according to a poll of students fill out the ballots in setts, and that’s what happened. disclosed that his client was in Alaska from June 670,000 children ages 5 to 15 secret and then give them to their If Dukakis backers are looking 13-19, 1985, attending a conference of U.S. mayors. by Weekly Reader magazine. The teachers. The teachers then count for any hopeful signs in the poll, Lavery scheduled another pretrial hearing for poll was released Friday. the ballots and report the results they might note that the Weekly Nov. 7, when he said he will hear arguments on a The students say Bush will beat to a firm in New York City that Reader poll has been slightly off defense motion to dismiss the charge against Democrat Michael Dukakis 58 tabulates the results, Sears said. in predicting the margin of Bergin. percent to 40 percent. They also The ballot simply asks students victory. If that patterns holds say Bush will carry every state to mark a box of the man they true. Bush would win by less than Six-year-old shoots mother but Massachusetts. Rhode Is­ want elected. On ballots for the predicted 18 percent margin. land. South Dakota and the younger children, the candidate’s For instance in 1972, students BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A 6-year-old boy playing District of Columbia. picture and name are printed. said Nixon would beat Democrat with a handgun he found accidently shot and The Weekly Reader presiden­ Sears said. George McGovern by 43 percent, wounded his mother as she slept in their Bridgeport GOV. WILLIAM A. O’NEILL tial poll has correctly called eight Since the poll is not scientifi­ when the actual margin was 33 home, police said. . . . says Dukakis advancing races since its inception in 1956. cally designed and participants percent. Carmen J. Patron, of Bridgeport, was in stable In the first year, students are picked at random, the poll has Johnson said the magazine condition at Bridgeport Hospital on Friday AP ptioto named Republican Dwight Eisen­ no margin of error. Barth said. received only one letter four recovering from a single gunshot wound to both GRADUATES — All eyes are straight held in Worcester, Mass., for 150 new hower to beat Democrat Adlai “ It’s fun. It’s maybe analagous years ago criticizing the poll. legs, a hospital spokesman said. ahead for the formal class picture taken state troopers. O ’Neill says Duke Stevenson by a 60.3 percent to 36.8 Police said Patron was asleep on a couch in the rriuayFriday prior loto methe graouaiiongraduation ceremony percent margin. Eisenhower won living room around 8a.m. Thursday when she heard with 57 percent of the vote. “ what sounded like a balloon pop.” has made errors In 1984, students said Ronald OPEN MONDAY Patron told investigators she realized she had Reagan would swamp Walter been shot after her 8-year-old daughter screamed Mondale, with 64 percent of the for HALLOWEEN! that her son had a gun, police said. Phone company draws fire HARTFORD (A P ) - Gov. William A. O’Neill said vote. The actual numbers had Friday that Democratic presidential candidate Police said the boy had found the .32-caliber Reagan winning 59 percent to 41 SHEET PIZZAS PARTY PLAHEHS revolver Wednesday on the street and brought the Michael Dukakis made strategic mistakes in failing percent. weapon home. to respond quickly enough to attacks by Republican The magazine’s executive edi­ for letting rural service slip George Busb. tor Lynell Johnson said the However, O’Neill said Dukakis is now doing a reason the poll has been so School must accept student good job of defending his record and appears to be accurate is that the schoolchild­ NEW BRITAIN (API(AP) — Smith-South the no .cwitt . . . advancing on Bush. NEW HAVEN (A P ) — A federal judge on Friday the 30 SNET service centers that But Lavine said he was disap­ ren reflect the opinions of their em New England Telecommuni­ O’Neill said there was ” a drop-off period” for O F F ordered the New Haven school department to had the most customer com­ pointed that the draft decision parents. cations Corp. has allowed service Dukakis in the month following the Republican immediately re-admit a student kicked out of high plaints in 1987. didn’t call for rebates for custo­ Nancy Barth, at the University ANY LAR6E PIZZA |n some towns, particularly those nominating convention, when Dukakis suddenly school six weeks ago for allegedly being involved in The 30 worst centers, which are mers in areas where service is Connecticut’s Institute for Social in rural areas, to deteriorate found himself on the defensive. COUPON GOOD violence outside of school. mostly in rural areas, had 6.40 to inadequate, or recommend that Inquiry, agrees. below acceptable standards, “ That time could’ve been spent far better than it THRU OCT. 31 Reese Green, 18, a senior at Hillhouse High 9.92 trouble reports per 100 SNET be required to speed up its “ Usually when you ask stu -. state regulators said in a draft was,” the governor said. “So, from a strategic School, was the first student to be suspended under a customers compared to a state­ schedule for installing new. elec­ dents, even if it’s a poll that’s just decision released Friday. point, there were mistakes made. He’s had to fight a controversial new policy instituted by schools wide average of 4.48 per 100 for all tronic switching equipment. done internally at a particular The company has demon­ defensive battle ever since and he shouldn’t have Superintendent John Dow Jr. 125 centers in the state. Lavine has has proposed legis­ school, the students are going to strated “ a consistent inability to had to have done that.” The policy, intended to keep violence on the ‘The average meets SNET’s lation for the upcoming session vote the way their parents are react e ff^ tiv e ly to the quality of O’Neill said he had made his feelings known to streets from spilling over into city schools, provides objective of a statewide average that addresses both those issues. - going tq vote,” said Barth, a service indicators it generates Dukakis during the Massachusetts governor’s visit for the suspension and possible expulsion of of 5.0. The report did urge SNET to coordinator of survey research at internally and to implement to Connecticut last week. PIZZARIA students involved in violent activity outsideachool. If approved, tbe DPUC's draft speed up the installation schedule the university’s polling institute. effective, permanent solutions to The governor, the titular head of the Democratic 133 Spruce St.. Manchester U.S. District Judge Ellen Bums granted a request decision would require SNET to “ in cases where such moderniza­ “ Since Bush is doing well in all the problems identified.” accord­ Party in Connecticut, also said that if Dukakis can’t for a preliminary injunction that will enable Green conduct a statewide customer tion will significantly lower the the national polls, I would be ing to the draft by tbe Depart­ to return to school Monday. satisfaction survey, notify custo­ number of complaints.” win in Connecticut, he has little chance of winning surprised if he wasn’t ahead in 643-2034 ment of Public Utility Control. mers as well as state regulators if the election. this poll as well,” she said. Navy gets rid of PCBs The draft decision recom­ trouble report levels are 4.0 or Tbe DPUC noted that SNET has For the Dukakis campaign. O’ Neill said. mends adoption of minimum more for three consecutive recently taken action to fix the Connecticut “ can be a make-or-break state.” GROTON (A P ) — The U.S. Navy in Groton is on service standards to ensure that months, and report to the DPUC problems, including reorganizing Part of the reason Dukakis has spent so much an environmentally minded housekeeping sweep, service levels are uniform on improvements in forecasting. management structures, revis­ time in Connecticut in the past month — he’s due for SAVING MONEY ON OIL NOW eliminating electrical transformers containing throughout the state. The draft also calls for the ing forecasting procedures, and a fourth visit on Nov. 3 — is that he wants a good hazardous PCBs, pipes containing asbestos and old The DPUC will vote on formal DPUC to review SNET’s capital replacing deteriorated plants in showing on the East Coast because the results will CAN BE VERY EXPENSIVE LATER underground fuel tanks from its submarine base. adoption of the draft decision budgets for service centers that certain service centers. be reported on the networks long before the polls The Navy said that by spring it will complete a Nov. 16. have had the most problems. It is too soon, however, to be close on the West Coast. Don’t be mislead by bargain oil prices! 10-year, $1 million effort to remove and replace 45 William Seekamp, a SNET The draft report is the result of sure that those actions have “ Mike Dukakis has got to take Connecticut if he’s transformers containing polychlorinated biphen­ spokesman, restated the com­ a five-month investigation, the actually improved service, the going to take this country. If we take the state of Does your dealer offer 24 hour service? WE DO! yls, or PCBs. which are suspected of causing pany’s position that it is com- third probe into aspects of SNET draft states. Connecticut, I think Mike Dukakis has got a shot at cancer, birth defects, skin lesions and a variety of mited to providing quality ser­ service since 1985. Consumer Counsel James Mee­ becoming the next president of the United States.” Does your dealer offer automatic delivery? DO! other ailments. vice to all its customers, but Tbe latest investigation was han said he was generally pleased O’Neill said. acknowledged that service has prompted by complaints from with draft decision, but agreed “ If you get good momentum coming out of the Does your dealer offer a variety of suffered in some areas because of Deputy House Speaker David with Lavine that it didn’t go far early reporting states on the East Coast, that can Nurses endorse Dukakis rapid growth. discounts and payment plans? WE DO! HAU.& . Lavine, D-Durbam, a former enough. have an effect on ... the central states and the i MUSKAm.l SNET has spent $1 billion over Now 804 per gallon before discounts. NEW HAVEN (AP) — The Connecticut Nurses’ co-chairman of the legislature’s western states.” tbe last three years on construc­ Association joined its parent organization, the Energy and Public Utility The- governor said he believes the race in At Hall & Muska we have been providing fast, efficient tion and is embarked on a $90 American Nurses’ Association, in endorsing the Committee. Connecticut is closer than the most recent million, two-year program to LOWER service to Manchester area homeowners for over 50 years. presidential campaign of Democrat Michael Lavine conducted his own sur­ PRIPCC independent polls have shown. A poll by Qunnipiac Dukakis Friday. improve service in areas where vey in March and found that 40 College, published this week, showed Republican service has suffered, Seekamp “ We think that as president. Dukakis will make a percent of respondents in Dur­ DEPENDABLESEfWiCE George Bush with an eight-point lead over Dukakis said. difference for this country and for health care ham had problems with their MANCHESTER . VERNON among Connecticut voters. A University of “ We are convinced that these consumers.” said Lucille A. Joel, a Rutgers > telephone service. 645-8393 * 872-2140 Connecticut poll published last week had Bush HALL & MUSKA, INC actions are already begining to University professor of nursing who is the “ In a personal sense I am leading Dukakis by 10 points. Both polls had a association’s national president. pay off,” he said. “ We’ll continue pleased that it sustains every­ margin of error of plus or minus 5 percent. Over 50 Years of Quality Service to cooperate with the DPUC to thing that I have said about the The governor also said the race between The AN A has two million members, the Dukakis WIISM assure that all our customers telephone service in rural areas, ” Democratic U.S. Senate challenger Joseph I. campaign said in announcing the endorsement. In 623-3308 enjoy good service.” Lavine said Friday of the DPUC Lieberman and Republican Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Connecticut, there are 38,000 registered nurses. 14 Y E A R S O F Q U A L IT Y S E R V IC E DPUC investigators focused on report. Jr. is “ even-steven.” Nation & World Shamir rej^ts Czech police put down rally peace confab PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (AP) — About 5,000 people rallied in defiance of authorities Friday, shouting “ Shame!” and “ Gestapo!” at poiice who if he wins vote r cleared them from historic Wenceslas Square with ciubs and water cannon. JERUSALEM (AP) — Prime Minister Yitzhak Powerful jets of water slashed indiscriminately Shamir said Friday there will be no international into the crowd, knocking some peopie over and Middle East peace conference if he wins the sending others fleeing down side streets. Western election, and Arab leaders will have to reconsider Journalists saw at least 20 people arrested, some of their opposition to direct talks with Israel. whom were clubbed. Plainclothes officers twisted “ If I am elected it will become clear that this the arms of others while them to police buses. option doesn’t exist any more, and therefore the Hundreds of police, some with dogs on leashes, chances of resuming the negotiations in the swarmed through the plaza to disperse the framework of Camp David will re-emerge,” he said thousands of all ages who assembled on the 70th in an interview with The Associated Press. anniversary of Czechoslovak independence to Arab leaders have refused his proposal to revive demand reform and greater freedom. talks based on the 1978 Camp David accords. Those agreements were the basis of the 1979 peace treaty Soviet vote makes history with Egypt and envision limited autonomy for Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and Gaza MOSCOW (AP) — A few legislators of the Strip, where a rebellion began Dec. 8. Supreme Soviet, that traditional rubber stamp for Shamir leads the' right-wing Likud Bloc in the leadership, made history Friday night by voting Tuesday’s election against the Labor Party of against decrees restricting street demonstrations. AP photo Foreign Minister Shimon Peres, who has endorsed AP piKIlO They lost by more than 1,300 votes because they an international forum on the Middle East. HAMMING IT UP — Victoria Herberts ency there was ruled in violation of city were 31 at most and the other members behaved in DRY ENOUGH — The rush to be among tion for Aibert Daniels, left, and Michael In campaign speeches, Shamir has ruled out the customary manner. the. first on the ice at Nathan Phiiips Sovey. The rink is artificially frozen until territorial concessions to the Arabs and vowed to consoles her house pet, Jeffrey Jerome, ordinances Friday. Officials say the pig President Mikhail S. Gorbachev, who has Square outside City Haii in Toronto on spring. The 12-year-old boys said the crush the uprising, in which more than 300 just outside her inner-city Houston must move to the country or Herberts encouraged debate in his campaign for more Thursday means risking a sticky situa- paint was dry anyway. Palestinians have been killed. home after the'700-pound pig’s resid- may be fined $200 a day. democracy, watched from the dais with other He said he would “ not exclude” the possibility of government and Communist Party leaders. using greater force against the rebellion, but Votes are taken by show of hands, usually all stressed that Israel must coexist with the 1.5 million hands for whatever measures the parliament’s Palestinian residents of the lands it captured from Whales on way to freedom ruling Presidium adopts between twice-yearly Duke sees time for upset; Jordan and Egypt in 1967. sessions. “ We understand our limitations in using force BARROW, Alaska (AP) - A followed the icebreaker’s chan­ basically, and for whatever rea­ Despite overwhelming support for the laws by because, after all, we see the Palestinian Arabs pair of whales stranded by arctic nel, they would still have to son, being in the ice is new to Supreme Soviet deputies, hundreds of them laughed Bush remains on the attack living here as neighbors with whom we have to live ice slipped away from a brea­ navigate “ leads,” natural breaks them,” he said. “ They are not or smiled as Soviet photographers rushed to record in the future,” said the 73-year-old premier who sat thing hole and apparently took a in the ice that vary greatly in adapted for it anatomically.” the spectacle of legislators voting no. Dissenters By Richard L. VernacI financially only because more Democrat would be a Republican in an easy chair next to a blue-and-white Israeli flag 309-yard swim to open water width and close or open according The icebreakers spent much of kept their hands up long enough for functionaries to The Associated Press women have been working out­ if he were alive today. for the half-hour interview in his office. Friday after a million-dollar to the wind, about 200 miles to rush around and count. the night plowing through the ice side their homes. Efforts toward peace will suffer, he declared, if rescue effort and help from two open ocean. off Alaska’s northern coast to Democrat Michael Dukakis “ Frankly, that strikes me as “ President Truman would the PLO declares Palestinian independence, which Soviet icebreakers. Biologist Howard Braham, di­ slice another escape route for the shoot himself before he became a called the dwindling days before sexist — because it implies that is expected at a Palestine National Council meeting Eskimos working in bitter cold rector of National Oceanic and whales, originally trapped at a Reagan urges his policies Republican,” Daniel said in an the election a political “ eternity” women wouldn’t work unless they next month, the council acts as the Palestine to keep the hole open during the Atmospheric Administration’s small breathing hole four miles interview with an Iowa radio LOS ANGELES (AP) — President Reagan, with enough time to pull off an had to,” the GOP presidential Liberation Organization’s legislature. night initially reported the National Marine Mammal Labor­ from open water. A third whale station. declaring that his administration is ending at “ a upset, while Republican rival nominee said. “ It will be harmful,” said Shamir, who has vowed whales had not moved into a atory in Seattle, said he thought trapped with them died earlier. George Bush accused him on portentous time” in East-West affairs, called upon Bush also spoke at the Califor­ Dukakis’ trip to the Detroit never to accept a Palestinian state. “ It will become channel shouldered open by the the whales could make the The Arseniev and the larger his successor Friday to continue support of Friday of wanting to “ torpedo the nia Highway Patrol Academy in an additional obstacle to improving the situation. Soviet icebreaking cargo vessel 200-mile journey if they would get Admiral Makarov had been ex­ prosperity.” suburbs brought him to within a Nicaraguan Contra rebels, aggressively pursue Sacramento and received endor­ few miles of the factory where the After such extreme declarations, it will become for Vladimir Arseniev, North Slope moving. pected at first light to head for The Democrat said the race Star Wars defense technology and maintain U.S sements from the California helmeted candidate’s ride in a them painful to go back, to retreat.” Borough Mayor George Ahmao- “ This is an open water species. their home port of Vladivostok. was “ tightening up all over the military strength. Correctional Peace Officers As­ tank a few weeks ago — to show Shamir said the Arabs should not seek a gak said. country.” And he said that Bush, In a speech before the Los Angeles.World Affairs sociation and the International his support for building up “ one-sided solution” and noted that no process work But then they were gone about leading in the polls with ll days to Council, Reagan also said the new administration Association of Correctional conventional forces — turned into without Israel’s approval. an hour before sunrise. go, was hiding “ in his little FRESH should continue negotiations for arms reductions Officers. a public relations disaster. The “ What is the use of these declarations if you don’t “ They were last seen at 8:45 cocoon,” with advisers afraid to and “ be unafraid to point out the moral wrong of In his remarks there, he said, Republicans even used film of it have the consent of Israel?” he said. “ Therefore, a.m. They were looking good,” B R E A D S ^ let him engage in news programs’ those who would repress liberty.” “ You might almost say that the in a commercial to ridicule him. they have to find a concept that would be acceptable Ahmaogak said after talking by Reagan did not mention either Vice President give-and-take while Dukakis has Democratic Party today suffers to both parties.” radio to Eskimo crews who had C A K E S - George Bush, the Republican presidential nominee been appearing on many such from a split personality with a “ Let me tell you why I was in To break the impasse over Palestinian represen­ gone to open a new string of CO O K IES - programs. rank and file made up of some of that tank factory,” Dukakis said. breathing hoies to lead the whales or Democratic candidate Michael Dukakis in his tation at peace negotiations, the prime minister said D A N IS H E S - speech. Bush, speaking to a group of the best of America, the silent “ I care about those people. I care Arab states should assemble a temporary delega­ toward the channel. White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater businessmen in Los Angeles, said majority. ... But the leadership, about what they’re making.” tion that could discuss a plan for Palestinian “ I feel great. I feel like I got no P IE S - that as Americans step into much of it, is a remnant of the more burden,” said Arnold however, told reporters that Bush “ best represents Recalling a remark Bush made self-government. voting booths, they should keep ’60s, the new left, those campus Brower, the senior whaling cap­ DELICIOUS PASTRIES- the peace-through-strength approach that Presi­ while watching Soviet tank ma­ After agreement on an autonomy plan, he said, peace and prosperity in mind. radicals grown old, the peace tain who directed the Eskimo dent Reagan has followed for the past eight years.” neuvers in Europe, Dukakis said, elections would be held in the occupied territories to “ Peace means you can sleep at marchers and the nuclear freeze choose Palestinian negotiators for a second phase of rescue efforts of cutting brea­ Sandwiches made to order night knowing the world will still activists.” “ I am very concerned when a thing holes in the ice with chain vice president of the United talks on the “ permanent status” of the West Bank Soups and Salads made fresh everyday be there in the morning; prosper­ Dukakis wound up a trip to saws. Antl-abortlon protests begin States who wants to be president and Gaza Strip. ity means you can sleep at night Missouri suggesting his cam­ Brower said he was confident -comes back from Europe and NEW YORK (AP) — At least 90 demonstrators knowing that opportunity will still paign could be struck by the same Jordan refused to participate in talks on the two California gray whales says to the American people, ‘I ’d We also have your hard to find spices were arrested in New York and Indiana on Friday be there in the morning,” the vice political lightning that returned Palestinian autonomy between Egypt and Israelm, had reached the icebreaker’s like to bring some of those Soviet as anti-abortion activists kicked off a weekend of president said. favorite son Harry Truman to the which broke down in 1981. channel. and gourmet items, coffee beans freshly mechanics over here to tell protesU calling for pickets or blockades at abortion Despite a pledge to shun White House in 1948. “ Without Egypt and Jordan, I think it would be If the California gray whales roasted, cheeses and sausages, and we make clinics in 32 cities. negative campaigning between “ In politics, as you all know, 11 American workers what to do.’” very difficult to come to such an agreement,” Operation Rescue founder Randall Terry, whose now and the election. Bush also days is an eternity, ” Dukakis said Shamir said. “ I cannot imagine any agreement with sumptuous gift baskets for all occasions at group organized the protests, was among at least 50 stayed on the attack, warning at a morning rally at a Kansas the Palestinian Arabs without the help and active demonstrators who were arrested Friday morning that Dukakis “ wants to torpedo City Baptist church before he participation of some other countries.” CALDWELL as they picketed an abortion clinic in Vestal, N.Y. the prosperity we’ve worked so flew to Detroit. “ There is time to Shamir said an interview President Hosni In Indianapolis, 40 protesters were arrested after hard to achieve.” do it.” Mubarak gave the Kuwaiti daily Al Anbaa in Le Deli-Bakery they blocked entrances to two women’s clinics. “ I ask you to consider; What Truman’s name has been in­ January encouraged him to believe autonomy talks OIL INC. Police said they were charged with criminal kind of morning would electing voked by both sides in the with Egypt could be revived. The prime minister Manchester Parkade • 398 W. Middle Tpke. trespass. the liberal governor of Massachu­ campaign, but the late presi­ quoted Mubarak as saying it had been a mistake to Manchester, CT 06040 • (203) 649-5147 The demonstrations marked a continuation of the setts bring? Will it be gloomy?” dent’s son-in-law said Friday the end the talks. .61* anti-abortion campaign that has resulted in some Bush asked. “ Will the dark clouds Republicans cannot lay claim to per gal. C. O. D. Negotiations between Iran and Iraq on ending p«r gal. C. O. D. Open every day 1 - 7 • Sunday 8 -2 7,000 arrests across the country in the past five of pessimism and limited possi­ his memory. ISO gal. mlnimuin purchase their 8-year-old war are a precedent for direct talks 150 gal. minimum purchaaa months. The campaign began in Atlanta in July, and bility obscure our vision?” Clifton Daniel, who married between Israel and the Arabs, Shamir said, but he more than 1,200 people have been arrested in 20 Bush also disputed Dukakis’ Margaret Truman, said Presi­ 649-8841 would oppose U.N. involvement “ for the simple 649-8841 Get a Free Trick or Treat Bag with any purchaae. demonstrations in the Georgia capital since then. assertion that American families dent Reagan was “ talking non­ Pricaa Subltct to Chango reason that the United Nations represents a Pticm Sukhet lo Chongo have been able to keep up sense” when he said the feisty permanent anti-Israeli majority.” OPINION Open Foniiii Unfair tax cuts best interests of our country. With Connepticut needs Outstanding work cases such as these, how can we be put U.S. in debt a full-time senator by Jack Thompson sure he won’t have several repeat \ mu Course of campaign performances? To the Editor: To the Editor: To the Editor: Equally alarming Is his stand on the SAdeMiEl issue of abortion. Dukakis openly The legacy of Reagan, patron saint Attorney General Joseph Lieber- My endorsement for state represen­ supports the totally senseless killing bothers some Dems of the wealthy: how to turn the man is known to all citizens of tative in the 13th Assembly District of innocent, unborn children who wealthiest credit nation in the world Connecticut for securing refunds for goes to the Democratic incumbent. deserve to live. Bush is against this By Jack Anderson tendency for voters to want to into the largest debtor in the world in the malpractice dealings of certain Jack Thompson. Jack has proven senseless killing of our nation’s side w iA the winner” — and to iess than 7>A years. grocery conglomerates. In his office himself through many successful children and wopid seek to make it create a major event as a illegal. Can we really afford to elect a WASHINGTDN — Democratic His first year, he started cutting all of attorney general it is well known years in town and state government, diversion. He suggests the Duka­ person such as Michael Dukakis who sources outside the Michael Du­ the budgets, and he even thought of that he works diligently for all of the to be a man for alt seasons. He has kis campaign “ road block all the is so eager to throw away America’s kakis camp are exasperated with trimming Social Security. But he citizens of Connecticut. been present and responsive to all and four networks for a half-hour in future? the course of his presidential ended up with a $200 billion deficit. Joe Lieberman has always dis­ has played an active role in efforts to the last week.” He then convinced Congress to give played a sense of fairness and justice effect positive changes for children, campiaign. They maintain that He also asserted that the once again the Democratic Party a 25 percent tax cut over three years, in his campaign for U.S. senator. He seniors and persons with disabilities. Peter Choi Democrats had allowed the elec­ has failed to reckon with the to give the people more money to has maintained a very objective Jack possesses the experience, sensi­ 176 Bobby Lane, Manchester enemy. tion to focus on George Bush. spend and thus create more jobs. The analysis of the issues. His legaiistic tivity, intelligence and energy to “ This election has not been about ‘"They underestimated the po­ rub: What came went overseas and mind has given true facts and issues continue his outstanding role as a Michaei Dukakis. It has been tential appeal of the Republican the national debt went to a whopping for the electorate to consider. state legislator. It’s reason enough about George Bush — is he or is he $1'A trillion. One of the greatest issues in the message and underestimated not qualified for president?” Bush as a campaigner,” said one After that tax cut. He gave another record of Lowell Weiker is his Joan Dower to aid the Contras Another divisive issue among cut and finally ended with a 28 percent innumerable absences from the U.S. 138 Oak St., Manchester Democratic consultant who has the Democrats is the aversion in worked closely with the Dukakis top for the wealthy. The tax cut for the Senate. On approximately 300 occas- To the Editor: the Dukakis camp to using campaign. wealthy was more than 60 percent, sions, Mr. Welcker has been absent independent fund-raising tactics. while the lower brackets stayed at 25 from the Senate, securing financial Keeping communism away from He noted that the problem Several small groups offered to wasn’t new to the 1988 campaign, percent. The Reagan fair-tax cut is honorariums in San Diego, Caiif., Dukakis’ record North America is reason enough to aid raise millions for the campaign but also plagued the Democrats the phoniest tax cut ever devised by New Orleans, La., and other states. Nicaraguan Contra rebels. Unfortu­ and launch independent advertis­ less than perfect Women in leadership bid in the last three presidential the human mind. These honorarium stipends are in the nately, the U.S. Senate, which is ing campaigns. The practice is The average taxpayer doesn’t seem open records of the U.S. Senate. These controlled by the Democratic Party, contests. "W e couldn’t wait to run used in Republican campaigns, To the Editor: against Reagan in 1980. He beat to see how bad the Reagan adminis­ honorarium earnings are over and refuses to concede to this point of but it did not appeal to the hungry look,’’ Gray has parlayed his us to death.” tration has strapped our country with beyond the salary which he receives view. These liberals have ideas which By Chuck Stone Michael Dukakis is himself guilty of brilliant manipulative skills into a national Dukakis crew, which has kept the a national debt that even our great, from the U.S. Senate. In what other are absurd and preposterous, as This Democratic insider and attacking George Bush’s record when prominence. ‘‘A sophisticated tap- entire campaign controlled by a great,' great, great-grandchildren job could a person be absent so many demonstrated by their refusal to Black women scored a big one a few days others also think the Dukakis he has a less than perfect record on dancer,’’ marvels a fellow member of the tight inner circle. The adviser may never be able to pay off. Now times and retain their job? Does this support military aid. Humanitarian ago. camp was too slow to shift gears called that a crucial mistake. many items of importance to the Congressional Black Caucus, Rep. Mickey Bush wants to cut capital gains taxes millionaire enjoy the role of being a aid, which, however, they do support, Judith W. Rogers was named chief judge from the primaries to the general American people. Leland, D-Texas. for the wealthy. part-time senator? These are ques­ is not sufficient for a small band of of the Washington. D.C., Court of Appeals. election. Dukakis virtually sewed First of all, he has accused Bush of Whip counts show that most House Strategic hangups I ask you, was the phony prosperity tions which he has refused to answer rebels to defeat a large army of She’s first black woman to rise to the up the nomination by late March, having a rather poor record on foreign Democrats favor the election of dues-paid- Reagan bought you worth it? He to the people of Connecticut. Why? communists. The Democrats’ atti­ hignest judicial office in the nation’s but spent the next three months When Moscow and Washington policy due to his slight involvement in up Dakar. Like the Senate’s Robert Byrd, red-inked this country’s debt to $2'A Mr. Weicker’s Madison Avenue tude toward this issue is truly capital. preparing for the Democratic talk about strategic arms limita­ several scandals. However, Bush has D-W.Va., she has deligently served the trillion. slogans and bellowing Madison unsatisfactory. Her appointment could be a good omen Convention instead of the battle tions, the Soviets’ major worry is skill and valuable experience in this interests of both Democratic House with George Bush. How can anyone in his right mind Avenue teievision commercials can’t Fortunately, the Republican Party for two other women seeking national American cruise missiles and the area while Dukakis has none. Dukakis members and the party. But Gray is beiieve “ Watch my lips” Bush? How cloud the real issues in this campaign. is more perceptive. They realize the leadership roles among House Democrats The lack of preparation for a United States’ major worry is the has even shown some ineptness in pulling out all financial and racial stops to is he going to keep all his promises Why did he prevent the senior citizens needs of the rebels. The Reagan-Bush and Republicans, provided bipartisan fight is best displayed in the Soviet superiority in mobile delicate situations such as the one win the caucus chairmanship. without raising taxes? Is he lying? Or from getting their iegitimate COLA administration has had superb poli­ machismo and cupidity doesn’t sandbag campaign ads and the clarity of missiles. with Jesse Jackson. Before the He has leaned on national lobbyists to think we’re all stupid? increments? Why did he vote for an cies and has supported both military their quests. the messages. As one Democratic The United States has the clear Democratic convention, Jackson lobby members for his election and has increase in his lucrative senatorial and humanitarian aid. They know Rep. Mary Rose Dakar, D-Ohio, the adviser told our associate Jim lead in high-tech cruise missiles made it ciear that he wished to be contributed $67,000 from his war chest to Walt Barelsa salary? Is he looking out for his own that there is a possibility of war, but 48-year-old vice chairwoman of the Demo­ Lynch, " I ’m amazed by one — the small, unmanned projec­ included on the ticket as the vice his colleagues’ campaigns. To shocked 34 Wedgewood Drive personal welfare rather than the they also know that it is extremely cratic Caucus, is trying to step up to the thing, the discipline of George tiles that fly close to the ground presidential nominee. However, Du­ accusations that he is trying to buy support Manchester welfare of the citizens of Connecticut? unlikely considering the fact that no chairmanship. Across the political aisle. Bush. His m essage hasn’ t and can be fired from planes, kakis failed to have Jackson person­ for his election. Gray replies with an Do we need a part-time senator or a U.S. troops have been sent to Rep. Lynn Martin, R-Ill., the 48-year-old changed a bit: ‘Peace and ships, submarines or ground ally notified that he would not be on amazingly straight face that he just wants fuli-time Senator in Washington? Nicaragua, or will be. In addition, the vice chairwoman of the Republican prosperity. Dukakis is a liberal.” launchers. They can carry either the ticket. This angered Jackson and to help elect Democrats. It’s sort of like the Joe Lieberman has very logically economic state of most of the nations Conference, is making a similar bid to lead The Dukakis message was, “ An conventional or nuclear war­ his many followers and very nearly little kid caught with his hand in the cookie proposed in his platfonn that he will in the region is stable, and the her House colleagues. issue a day. Make Bush go heads and there is no way of led to a stormy convention. jar, telling his mother that he was really School-use fee be a full-time senator in Washington Reagan-Bush team is confident that Despite their partisan differences, they away,” the adviser said. “ Well, telling which kind is aboard. Another idea Dukakis likes to looking for a cookie to give her. he didn’t go away.” for the people of Connecticut. He wiii these nations know enough not to play share a myriad of similarities. Both are Cruise missiles were banned would shut club expound upon is that the Reagan-Bush But Dakar’s across-the-board support not absent himself from the chambers a major role in this conflict. Roman Catholics and former English Bush campaign commercials from Europe with the signing of administration has faiied in the war ranges from Rep. Louis Stokes, a fellow of the U.S. Senate to secure The United States can not afford to teachers. Both represent industrial-based pack more punch into 30 seconds the intermediate range missile To the Editor: on crime and drugs. However, Duka­ Clevelander and one of America’s most honorariums. let the Sandinistas prevail. If, how­ blue-collar constituencies — Dakar from than do the Dukakis ads, one treaty. But the Kremlin is still kis fails to state that he utterly Cleveland. Martin from Rockford. Both repsected black legislators, to Rep. Pat Democratic adviser claimed, A worried about 4,000 cruise mis­ As members of the Manchester Carefully consider, and eiect Joe ever, they did prevail. North and Schroeder, D-Colo., dean of the Women’s Lieberman as a full-time U.S. sena­ opposes capital punishment for crimi­ South America could be threatened by have introduced legislation to advance good example of that punch is the siles being buiit by the U.S. Navy Square Dance Club, we urge the nals. He has even opposed a manda­ Caucus, to Rep. Leon Panetta. D-Calif., tor. With the candor and brainpower a further communist spread. It would employment equity for women. Both are way Bush crystalized the fuzzy and 20,000 more on order. Sea­ Board of Education to reverse the tory Jail sentence for drug dealers. who is in line to succeed Gray as Budget of Joe Lieberman, Connecticut citi­ be another “ menacing force” situa­ highly regarded key members on their prison-furlough issue. His ad launching' missiles worry JHos- decision to charge a fee for the club to Dukakis has even installed a furlough House committees. Committee chairman. simply pictured a revolving pri­ cow the most. The Navy has three use the school gymnasium and zens wili be fairly and objectively tion like Cuba. Illegal aliens would system which allows murderers to flee to the United States due to their Drdinarily, their experience and legisla­ "She’s got a good chance,” observed a son door. The Dukakis ads about types of these missiles for long- cafeteria for the dance twice a month. represented. leave jail for several days, years dislike of the new form of govern­ tive acumen would rate them heavy prominent House member, "But I would the packaging of Bush are too range purposes. Of the 4,000 now The town allows other youth and before they are even eligible for ment. The Soviet Union might at­ favorites in the 95 percent-male institution give Gray an edge. He’s spent a lot of confusing and too subtle, the being built. 758 will be deployed adult groups to use the school free of William Desmond money on this campaign.” parole. This has led to Willie Horton, a — if they were men. It’s a test of "whether adviser told us. with nuclear warheads. charge, why can’t the club use the 115 Forest St., Manchester tempt to use Nicaragua as a strategic first-degree murderer, leaving jail on missile location, creating a situation they paying your dues really works,’’ Dakar ruefully recalls her efforts in " If someone just happens to school? The club has always paid the advancing Gray’s career. "M y high The Soviets’ playing card is a furlough and attacking a couple in a similar to that of the Bay of Pigs. The wrote Washington Post columnist Judy look up (at the TV), they that their superior system of custodial fees, and is still willing to suburb of Washington, D.C., injuring Mann. regard for Bill was the reason I supported shouldn’t have to wonder whose pay them. The area we use is always organization of NATO would be missile can move on rail cars and the man with a knife and then brutally threatened due to the agitation in But Martin has one big advantage over his Budget Committee chairmanship,” campaign ad they’re watching,” ‘ left neat and clean. The Manchester Dakar told this column. " I went out and trucks. A secret Pentagon list Zinsser worked raping his wife. Dakar. She is not being challenged by Rep. he said. He thinks the Dukakis Square Dance Club is a non-profit, Central America. We cannot afford to really worked for him.” called the . National Strategic Dukakis has also stated that, if William H. Gray III, D-Pa., the overween­ ads should have been more harsh adult club. The membership isopen to hard for us all allow political unrest of this caliber to Target List now includes 50,000 elected, he would not be weak on occur so close to our own soil and ing Budget Committee chairman who Do turncoats play fair? Gargantuan-ego on Bush. For instance, Dukakis any Manchester resident. The club Gray doesn’t. potential targets in the Soviet defense. If this is so, then why has he threaten our national security. steps down from that position this year and could have handled the American Union and more than 4,000 of offers lessons to town people who want To the Editor: refused to visit military sites in his is looking for another power base. "The question is,” said Dakar, "which Civil Liberties Union issue by to learn a clean, healthy recreation. party will be for someone who has paid those targets are mobile missiles. own state? Why has he opposed most Christopher M. SpadaccinI A prototype for Caesar’s nervous obser­ playing on Bush’s allegiance to Dancing is a way to meet friendly, When Carl Zinsser was on the Board new weapons such as the MX missile vation. "Yon Cassius has a lean and their dues, which party is willing to have the National Rifle Association. The Soviets have already de­ sober people who are out to have a of Directors, he voted for the best 70 Clover Lane, Manchester women in real positions of clout and ployed 100 of their nuclear SS-25 and the Midgetman? Dukakis has also "The NRA has as many extreme fun-filled inexpensive evening. interests of Manchester residents. shown an alarming propensity to leadership?” positions as the ACLU,” he said. mobile missiles which can travel The fee will never bring the Board of The six years he served in the Senate, change some of his stronger beliefs That question won’t be answered in He envisioned a Dukakis ad on paved rgads and have a range Education any large amount of he worked hard for everyone, unaffii- Manchester Herald November when voters vote on Election of 6,000 miles. In the development virtually overnight. An excellent EMERGENCY showing a hunter in the woods revenue, but will force the club of 30 iated. Democrats and Republicans example Is SDI. Dukakis has been Fire — Police — Medical Day, but in December when the Demo­ with a sub-machine gun. stage is the heavier SS-24 with 10 P o un iM In 1M1 years to close its doors forever. alike. Let’s return Carl to the Senate. saying that it was a mere fantasy with PENNY M. S IE F F E R T ...... Publisher cratic and Republicans representatives nuclear warheads. It will be This same Democratic adviser no possible use. Now, he is saying that Q EO R Q E T. C H A P P ELL...... Editor vote in the House. maintained that Dukakis’ stra­ carried on rail cars. Carole W. Owen DIAL 911 DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Executive EdHor George and Lorraine Caron he would probably deploy it if he and In Manchester MARIE P. G R A D Y ...... City Editor tegy in the final week must be to 26 Barry Road, Manchester 14 Pioneer Circle, Manchester Chock Stone Is a senior editor for the Congress considered it to be in the ALEXANDER GIRELLI ...... Assoclete Editor stop the voters from making a Jack Anderson Is a syndicated Philadelphia Daily News. premature decision — “ there’s a columnist. Science & Heakh Conquering fear of fear itself Church BuHetin Board Task force urges parents

Abortion pills back on sale is subject of phobia convention Contributions sought to help children say ‘No!’ PARIS (AP) — A pharmaceutical company that The American Friends Service Committee is BOSTON (AP) — If flying in an accepting emergency financial contributions for Editor’s note: This column is help collect the items, sort and manufactures abortion pills reversed itself Friday for a long time to be a heart prepared by the staff of the distribute the toys. and agreed to resume distribution of the controver­ airplane makes you unbearably condition. Now, psychologists hurricane relief to Central America. The American M ACC News dizzy, David Bariow will spin you Friends, known as the Quakers, say such Manchester Area Conference of Volunteers are also needed to sial drug after the government demanded it do so. recognize that these experiences Churches. help with the Thanksgiving and The company, Roussel Uclaf, announced its in a chair until the room dances. can lead to phobias — irrational, contributions are tax deductible. Checks should be If a subway ride makes your made payable to AFSC Hurricane Relief, and sent Christmas basket packing and decision after Health Minister Claude Evin said the excessive and persistent fears. By Nancy Carr times on TV before he or she is of delivering. Help is also needed pills should be made available in the interest of heart race, he’ll give you coffee to to; American Friends Service Committee, 55 Van Phobias focus on specific situa­ Executlye Director legal drinking age. ’The Task with Christmas gifts for convales­ public health. The firm, partly owned by the French simulate the sensation of panic tions that cause anxiety, such as Dyke Ave., Hartford, 06106. until you overcome it. Force on Use of Alcohol has been cent home patients. government, said it had no choice but to comply with flying, subways, crowds or driv­ “ Helping Our Children Say No” studying the close ’TV connection Evin’s wishes. Barlow, a psychologist who ing. There is the dizzying panic of is the focus of the Manchester between sports and advertising of COMMUNITY DAY - All The firm announced Wednesday it was pulling RU teaches at the State University of vertigo that can strike on a At the keyboard Manchester area women are New York at Albany, was among Area Conference of Oiurches alcohol, particularly the beer 486, also known as Mifepristone, off the market mountainside or an escalator, or A new harpsichord, given to Emanuel Lutheran Task Force on the Use of Alcohol. ,ads. Sports, are activity pro­ invited to celebrate World Com­ because of an “ outcry of public opinion at home and the 420 experts and phobics the loss of voice at having to munity Day Friday at the Rock­ gathered Friday for a weekend Church by Doris Stevens in memory of her parents, The conference is being held in moted as. healthy and beneficial abroad,” and a threatened boycott of its products. speak in public, the No. 1 fear, will be dedicated Sunday at a 4 p.m. concert. conjunction with the group’s for our youth, is a primary ville United Methodist Oiurch, Evin, after meeting with company executives, convention on the fear of fear according to Jerilyn Ross, presi­ 142 Grove St. The event is being itself, also known as anxiety Musicians will include Cyrus Stevens, violin; Kevin observance of the nationwide vehicle for alcoholic beverage issued a statement saying that France’s 1975 law dent of the Rockville, Md.-based sponsored by the Rockville unit of attacks. Andersen, recorder: Nancy Perrett. soprano; substance abuse awareness advertising on TV. The content of legalizing abortions must be respected. Phobia Society of America. Donna Murphy and Mel Lumpkin, harpsichords; week. the ads (stylish, chic, macho Church Women United and will The objective of the ninth Her organization is sponsoring and the Emanuel Church Choir. Admission is free. The National Council on Alcoh­ and/or alluring) clearly equates begin at 11 a.m. National Conference and Train­ Pregnant women use drugs the convention with Massachu­ olism offers some tips to help drinking with success. ing Institute on Phobias and setts General Hospital and Har­ FOOD PANTRY — Seasonal parents teach their children to ■ Support the efforts of the Sharing is here once again and HARTFORD (AP) — Although many pregnant Related Anxiety Disorders is to vard Medical School. Genetic engineering a topic say no. school system. The Manchester women are well aware of the problems cocaine use find a salve for discomfort widely volunteers are needed to help The most devastating phobia is ■ Be knowledgeable about' al­ schools are' initiating a new can have on their babies, the danger doesn’t seem to suffered but not entirely Representatives of Center and Second Congrega­ sort, shelve and pack all the food agoraphobia — a fear of being in cohol. Alcohol is Am erica’s drug-alcohol curriculum “ Here’s frighten the women enough to change their understood. tional churches will be involved as the United donations that we receive. The public. Seeking to avoid the panic number one drug problem, a fact Looking at You. 2,000” which will behavior, some doctors in Connecticut say. Church of Christ’s Board for Homeland Ministries hours are Monday through Fri­ Barlow knows of what he attacks that come when they are confirmed here in Manchester by be implemented in grades 1,3 and “ I ’ll tell them about the withdrawal and they’ll holds its annual meeting in Cromwell this weekend. day from 10 a.m. tonoonand lto3 speaks. About 10 years ago. he among others, agoraphobics shun educators, police and social 5 this year and 2, 4 and 6 the say, ’I know, my last baby did that,’’’ said Dr. Two of the topics on the agenda are ethical p.m. Call 646-4114 if you can help. was under the stress of a new job society, sometimes keeping to workers. Alcohol is Manchester’s following year, along with the Gerald B. Rakos, director of the division of safeguard in genetic engineering, including when he panicked at giving a their homes for decades. Only numberonedrug problem among ■ programs already being pres­ THANK YOU - Thank you to neonatology at Stamford Hospital. “ They know DAVID BARLOW genetically-induced diseases, and assuring eco­ speech. He cured himself by since the 1970s has serious young people. ented in the junior high schools. Stewart and Beth Grant who what the score is. But it keems like whatever the nomic justice and proper health care for the poor. jogging and orating at the same ... he cured himself attention been paid to finding ■ Be a good role model. Many Alcohol related highway acci­ donated a much needed refriger­ down side (of cocaine use) is, it doesn’t seem great ways to relieve it. The meeting is being held at the ’Treadway Hotel time to simulate and overcome surveys suggest that the best dents are the number one killer of ator to the Emergency Pantry. enough to impact on their behavior.” through Monday. the breathlessness of sudden pounding heart just a healthy Treatments for anxiety and predictor of the drinking habits of our 15 to 24 year old children. The churches have been very Doctors at Hartford Hospital, Bridgeport Hospi­ muscle or is it the irrational anxiety. severe phobia include gradually adolescents is the attitude and Alcohol is a major factor in the generous in their food collections tal and Yale-New Haven Hospital also agree with foreboding of some unknown exposing the patient to the behavior of their parents regard­ thousands of teen suicides. It is recently. Our thanks to students Rakos that there is an increase in the use of cocaine disaster? MMH chaplain installed He developed this technique experience they fear, teaching ing alcohol. Providing a good role time for the whole community, at the Second (Congregational among pregnant women. into a treatment in which the Patients at Barlow’s clinic are them breathing exercises to The Rev. Ernest S. Harris will be installed by the model is a vital factor in helping working together, to help our- Church who collected a ' big Dr. Robert Herzlinger, director of the neonatal physical sensations of anxiety taught to reinforce rational reduce the hyperventilation re­ United Church of Christ as chaplain and director'of children say no. Parental behav­ children say NO. hamper of food this summer. intensive care unit at Bridgeport Hospital, said and panic are re-created, based thoughts over the irrational lated to panic attacks and pastoral care at Manchester Memorial Hospital on ior such as heavy or frequent Assumption Church, St. Bartho­ Monday. “ For a cocaine addict, the least of their on the theory that people who fears. sedatives. FAIRS: Sunday at 7; 30 p.m. Although Harris has been drinking, acceptance of intoxica­ lomew, and the ^esbyterian concerns is the affect of cocaine on their babies. suffer anxiety attacks are hyper­ Estimates of how many Ameri­ Today is a great day for church Women suffering from anxiety serving as the hospital’s chaplain for 13 years, this is tion and letting children serve Church and Second (Congrega­ They’re more worried about where their next fix is sensitive to their bodily reac­ cans suffer from crippling anx­ fairs. often retreat into depression. For the first time in Connecticut that his denomination drinks can have serious tional have all carried out very coming from.” tions. As a consequence, these iety and phobias range from 2 The Second Congregational men, alcohol often is a way to has conducted a formal installation ceremony for a consequences. successful food collections. people monitor themselves, vig­ million to 12 million, according to Church, 385 N. Main St., will hold cope. Studies show that 50 percent pastor serving in a position outside of a parish. ■ Establish firm family poli­ ilantly waiting for another panic the National Institute of Mental its Old 'ryntJeFairfrom9a.m.to3 AIDS risk low In hospitals to 60 percent of alcoholic mfen A native of Milford, Harris holds degrees from cies. Clear, definite rules make it attack. When attacks occur, an Health. p.m. began drinking to soothe anxiety, Yale University and the Hartford Seminary. Before easier for children to say no to BOSTON (AP) — Fewer than half of 1 percent of interior dialogue rages: Is this Barlow said. St. James School, 73 Park St., Anxiety attacks were believed accepting the hospital position, he served as peer pressure. Let your children health care workers mistakenly exposed to will hold its Teddy Bear Fair and associate pastor of Manchester’s Second Congrega­ blame you. “ I’llbegroundedfora AIDS-tainted blood through cuts, needle wounds or tional Church. The ceremony will be in the H. Louise craft show today from I0a.m.to4 THE month if my parents catch me p.m. other accidents become infected with the lethal Connecticut research shows eggs Ruddell Auditorium of the hospital. A reception will drinking.” BIBLE virus, a new survey shows. follow. St. Mary’s Episcopal, 41 Park ■ Keep the lines of communica­ St., will hold its Fall Bazaar and The review, conducted at 335 hospitals across the tion open. Make sure your child SPEAKS United States, concludes that “ the risk of HIV Christmas Fair from 10 a.m. to 3 by knows the dangers associated p.m. High tea will be served from Eugene Brewer infection after exposure to the blood of a patient have less cholesterol than thought Emily Dickinson program with alcohol. Listen to what your infected with HIV is low.” 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. by the Girls’ child has to say. The risk of catching AIDS from patients is a NEW HAVEN (AP) - A study A program on poet Emily Dickinson’s spiritual Friendly Sponsors. by the USDA, said Lester Hankin, collaborated on the national ■ Learn to recognize the signs It vital that the Chrlatlan keep serious concern in many hospitals. The latest by Connecticut scientists sup­ journey will be presented Sunday morning at 10:30 chief of the analytical chemistry study that indicated eggs had of alcohol use. Know what to do to VOLUNTEER NEEDS: hla mind on iplrltual realities. "Our research confirms earlier studies showing that ports the preliminary findings of at the Unitarian Universalist Society: East. Using a department at the Agricultural levels of about 208 milligrams, he help your child if you suspect a The annual Toys for Joy citizenship la In heaven," Phil. 3:20. while this threat is slight, on-the-job infection can federal researchers that eggs script written by Carol Lacoss, four readers will Experiment Station and one of said. problem. A short check list of As a Christian soldier I must not be­ happen. have about one-fourth less choles­ recreate Dickinson’s religious struggle against the distribution to Manchester’s low three researchers involved in the The Connecticut study and the such signs and a list of commun­ come "Intangled” In worldly matt­ terol than generally believed. traditional views held in Puritan Amherst. Mass. income parents is scheduled for ’The researchers followed 1,201 nurses and other tests. national study can be used as ity resources is available from ers (2Tlm. 2:4). But nutritionists say even if the Music will be provided by Wilda Wyse. Religious Dec. 16 and 17 at St. Mary’s hospital workers who came into contact with the If the same test is performed on evidence to lower levels reported the MACC office. Box 773, Man­ Episcopal Church. blood of people infected with HIV, the AIDS virus. A findings hold up, people should education and nursery care are provided during the Yet, I am a citizen of a civil entity eggs nationwide, the results are in the U.S. Agricultural Hand­ chester 06040. Help Is needed. If you have a as well. And to this earthly govern­ report on the work, directed by Ruthanne Marcusof continue to strictly limit their likely to be the same, Hankin book No. 8, which Beecher called service. consumption of eggs. ■ Keep a knowledgeable eye on church group that could help us ment I bear certain responsibilities- the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta, was said. the “ bible” of the food composi­ In the U.S. Department of the TV. A child will see alcohol beginning Nov. 25 call MACC at pay my taxes (Matt. 22:21), pray for published in this week’s New England Journal of High cholesterol levels, high tion field. Six bishops denounce vote our rulers (ITIm. 2:1-2), and obey Agriculture’s official food compo­ consumed an average of 75,000 646-4114. Volunteers are needed to Medicine. blood pressure and cigarette Nutritionists, however, cauti­ the laws (Rom. 13:1-7). sition handbook, the amount of smoking are considered the three NEW YORK (AP) - Bishops of six of the 99 oned that people should still be dioceses of the Episcopal Church have denounced Unknown to the first-century cholesterol in eggs is reported as biggest risk factors in coronary careful about eating eggs. Old bacteria resist drugs 274 milligrams. the election in Boston last month of the Rev. world Is our democratic right to heart disease. Even at lower levels, eggs Barbara Harris to be the first woman bishop in the vote. Self-government la a concept LOS ANGELES (AP) — Frozen corpses of two Using equipment more sophis­ Nutritionists recommend that contain more cholesterol than Send Herald your news ticated than that used in the late worldwide Anglican communion. of fairly recent date. It was won and seamen who died during a doomed Arctic expedition no more than a total of 300 nearly every other food except developed at Immense coat. It la 1960s, when the standard was The Episcopal Church is one of 28 national The Manchester Herald wel­ double-spaced, and include the in 1848 contain bacteria that show unexpected milligrams of cholesteroi be beef liver, said Umekia Taylor, a logical that one of our responalblll- branches of that communion. comes news releases about reli­ name and daytime telephone resistance to antibiotics developed more than 120 established, scientists at the eaten in a single day. An average ties to our nation Is to cast our bal­ nutrition specialist at the Yale- Declaring that Anglican faith would be “ irrrepar- gion for publication on these number of someone who can years later, scientists say. Connecticut Agricultural Experi­ serving of cooked, lean beef has New Haven Nutrition Clinic. lots as Intelligently as we can. Inac­ ably compromised” if she is consecrated a bishop, Saturday pages. provide further information. Because there is evidence that lead poisoning ment Station found that choles­ about 90 milligrams. The clinic has been advising tion by religious people asaurea killed the men, the researchers speculate that terol levels were as much as 28 Gary Beecher, research leader . the six protesting bishops said they "cannot accept Black and white photographs that we will be governed by the un- people not to eat more than three Releases should concern events heavy metal pollutants, not just overuse of percent lower. of the USDA’s nutrient composi­ the validity of ordinations or confirmations she will be considered for publica­ rellglous. Whatever your political egg yolks a week — and that is not open to the public in Manchester, antibiotics, may play a role in creating disease The scientists reported Thurs­ administers.” tion. Photos cannot be returned. conviction and afflllatlona, I en­ tion laboratory in Beltsville, Md., likely to change, she said. The Bolton, Coventry and Andover. germs that survive drugs. day that 69 percent of the said the department will use the Her consecration is not expected before next The deadline for releases is the courage you to exercise this privi­ yolk contains the cholesterol. Items will be published once, The proliferation of antibiotic-resistant bacteria Connecticut eggs tested con­ Connecticut study to bolster February. A few parish rectors in the Massachu­ Monday before the desired publi­ lege November 8. Connecticut’s annual $100 mil­ space permitting. All releases has become a major problem, especially in Third tained less than 210 milligrams setts dioceses have said they would not recognize a cation date. Earlier submissions preliminary findings from a lion egg-producing industry is the will be subject to editing. World nations where the drugs are used indiscrimi­ and more than 50 percent had 195 woman as bishop. are appreciated. Publication similar national study done this largest in New England, said Bill Space limitations do not permit nately, killing vulnerable bacteria and allowing milligrams or less. All were large Roman Catholic J. Francis Stafford of Denver, dates cannot be guaranteed. CHURCH OF CHHIST summer. That national study will Harrington, livestock division the publication of releases con­ resistant bacteria to reproduce. eggs. head of the bishops’ ecumenical affairs committee, Send the releases to; Church be repeated this winter toconfirm chief at the state Agriculture cerning routine activities. Lydall A Varnon Straata For example, strains of gonorrhea have become Experts have long suspected the results, he said. said a woman’s becoming an Anglican bishop would Page, Manchester Herald, P.O. Department. The state has about The releases should be typed. Phona: 646-2B03 resistant to spectinomycin, penicillin and tetracy­ that the amount of cholesterol in The Egg Nutrition Center in hinder the “ process of reconciliation” with Roman Box 591, Manchester 06040. 180 egg producers and 7 million Catholicism. cline. eggs was less than that reported Washington, D.C.,.and the USDA laying hens. Engagemeiite fBaurlirstrr Hrralil

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placed higher if fruit wines had By Andrew Yurkovsky not been included in the Manchester Herald competition. The wines range in price from hen the leaves begin to $5 to $10.50. Maulucci said that turn colors, customers some area stores stock his wines, start turning out in though he tries to sell most of Diana O. Beaulieu Maria J. Mora large numbers at the them himself to eliminate the Lisa R. Moore Susan E. Perrelli Robert M. Donnelli WNutmeg Vineyard middleman. William A. Plant winery on Bunker Hill Road in Maulucci began making wine Beaulieu-Highter Moore-Johnson Coventry. ' as a hobby. He gave up his work Mora-Donnelli Motorists drawn down Bunker Mr. and Mrs. Sylvio Beaulieu of 78 as a machinist in 1985 and became Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Moore of Perreili-Plant Hill Road for the changing fall a full-time winemaker. During Niles Drive announce the engagement Mrs. Virginia Mora Stevens of Glens Falls, N.Y., announce the Mr. and Mrs. P.J. Perrelli of North foliage are also drawn up the grape harvesting time, he gets of their daughter, Diana Odile Beau­ Norwalk announces the engagement engagement of their daughter. Lisa of her daughter. Maria J. Mora, to Haven announce the engagement of rocky driveway leading to the help from friends and others, lieu. to Richard Lewis Highter, son of Regina Moore, to Jeffrey Thornton grape fields and the small build­ Robert M. Donnelli. son of Mr. and their daughter, Susan E. Perrelli, to whose work he usually pays for in Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Highter of 30 Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George ing where owner Anthony Mau- Mrs. Robert J. Donnelli of Hartford. 2nd Lt. William A. Plant, son of exchange for wine. Carpenter Road. Bolton. M. Johnson of 166 Sunny Brook Drive. lucci makes his wine. ” I wanted to get out of the The bride-elect is a 1982 graduate of (Retired) Col. and Mrs. Robert A. The bride-elect is a graduate of The bride-elect is a 1980 graduate of machine shop,” he said. " I Norwalk High School and a 1987 Plant of 508 Geraldine Drive. Manchester High School and Bryant Queensbury High School in Glens wanted to get into farming.” Coventry. For Maulucci, autumn is more College. Smithfield. R.I. She is graduate of Computer Processing Falls and received a bachelor's Maulucci learned winemaking The bride-elect is a 1984 graduate of than just the season for grape employed by Aetna Life & Casualty. Institute, Bridgeport. Sheisemployed degree in psychology from Plattsburg mostly on his own, through trial as a secretary to James Schettino, North Haven High School and a 1988 picking. It’s the start of the The prospective bridegroom is a State University in 1984. She is winery’s two or three busiest and error. When he started out, he A.I.A., Architect, New Canaan. graduate of the University of Connec­ graduate of Bolton High School and is employed at Clinton County Associa­ months of the year. experimented with 36 varieties of The prospective bridegroom is a ticut with a bachelor’s of arts degree a captain with the Bolton Volunteer tion for Retarded Citizens. Maulucci, 50, bought the 38 grapes, but he now plants the four 1978 graduate of South Catholic High in English. Fire Department. He is employed by The prospective bridegroom is a acres of land for the vineyard 20 or five that do the best. .rp. Rabe Lawn Care Inc. School, Hartford, and a 1983graduate 1972 graduate of Manchester High The prospective bridegroom is. a years ago. A former machinist, The soil is good for grape A June 3.1989 wedding is planned at of the University of South Florida in School and received a bachelor’s 1983 graduate of Coventry High School he went into winemaking as a growing, he said, but the Connec­ and a 1987 graduate of the University St. James Church. Tampa, Fla., with a bachelor of arts degree in business management from commercial enterprise in 1982. ticut climate is marginal. The i'.La degree. He is a programmer analyst Bryant College, Smithfield. R.I., in of Connecticut with a bachelor of By turning out about 1,500 gallons grapes he grows are a French for Travelers Insurance Co.. 1976. He is employed as a sales science degree in computer science of wine each year, he makes hybrid, which combine the hardi­ ness of American grapes with the Hartford. representatve with Dubois, U.S.A. and engineering. He is with the Air enough money to cover expenses smoothness of the French. A March 18.1989wedding is planned A July 8, 1989 wedding is planned in Defense Artillery at Fort Drum. N.Y. and to make a small profit. He noted that wine made from at St. Augustine’s Church. Hartford. Glens Falls. A July 15. 1989 wedding is planned. Though he would like to in­ crease the output to about 6,000 this year’s grape crop should be gallons, he's not willing to sacri­ good because of the exceptionally fice the quality of his wine. To dry weather. He said his best year save time and money, some was probably 1982. Anniversary wineries don’t age their wines, he Juice from the grapes is said. fermented for several weeks to “ I don’t see the logic in making several months, after which it’s a flood of mediocre wine,” aged in white oak barrels, he said. Chamberlain-Nevers Maulucci said. The white wines are aged for Chalifours Maulucci makes several varie­ about a year, while the red wines Beverly and Nelson Chamberlain of ties of red and white wines, as have to be aged for at least two 512 Webster Lane. Hebron, announce well as a strawberry and rasp­ years. the engagement of their daughter, celebrate berry wine. The most popular, he Maulucci said that his busy Kimberly Mae Chamberlain, to Jo­ said, is the raspberry wine. season runs through the first of seph Gregory Nevers of Andover, son Last year he received a bronze the year. During the winter of Elizabeth and Roger Nevers of anniversary medal in the New England Wine months he keeps busy bottling wine and plowing snow from the Vernon. Competition for his “ Antonio,” a treacherous driveway that leads The bride-elect is a graduate of dry red wine named after his Wilfrid and Mabel Chalifourof 12-A to to the vineyard. RHAM High School and is attending father. He said that it would have Bluefield Drive, will celebrate their Manchester Community College. She 65th wedding anniversary on Monday. is employed as a distributor-planner The couple was married on Oct. 31, at Ames Department Store, Rocky 1923 in St. Ann’s Church on Park “I wanted to get out of the machine shop. I Hill. Street, Hartford. The prospective bridegroom is a The Chalifours were honored by wanted to get into farming ... I don’t see the logic graduate of Howell Cheney Technical fam ily and friends at a dinner party School and is attending Manchester in making a flood of mediocre wine.” given in their honor at the Manchester Community College. He served three — Anthony Maulucci Country Club. Their daughter and years in the U.S. Navy and is son-in-law, Lorraine and Joseph Des- employed in inside sales at Morland Rosier of Manchester, sponsored the Andrew Yurkovtky/Mancheeter Herald Valve Co.. Manchester. event. A June wedding is planned at Zion The couple has three grandchild­ Lutheran Church. ren, Dean DesRosier of Wethersfield, WINEMAKER — Anthony Maulucci He left a job as a machinist to pursue a Scot DesRosier of East Hartford and stands outside his Nutmeg Vineyard rewarding career in wine making. Dawn Costanno of Manchester. They winery on Bunker Hill Road in Coventry. Kimberly Chamberlain also have three great-grandchildren, M r. and Mrs. Joseph G. Nevers Jeremy, Rachel and Jeffrey. Chalifour 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD^ Saturday. Oct^2», 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Oct. 29, t988 - I t FOCUS / Home FOCUS / Money

M Enjoying synthetic varnish Data Bank Special tax break provides Bv Andv Lana apply it generously and “ flow” it The Associated Press on rather than brush it. It is On the House always a good idea, whatever This is an era of synthetic finish you are applying, to keep a How to look for a used car deduction for another year varnishes, as well as the regular window in front of you, so that you You should have a good idea of what you want standby clear finishes we have are facing it, with the work and how much you are prepared to pay before, As the year your home at the shore and known over the years. The manufacturer. between you and the light. In that you go car shopping. Read ads. look at the e n d a p - started working in September. synthetics, the best known of Polyurethane is not as suscepti­ way. there is less chance that you Blue Book price, and talk to owners of the proaches, an Her 1988 college expenses cost which is polyurethane, generally ble to dust as varnish, but it still will miss any small spots, which model of car you want to buy. increasing you $2,000. She will earn $4,500 cost more than the real thing, but needs some attention against this sometimes occur if your body is number of you, Sylvia from hOr new job before year end. are easier to apply, dry faster, enemy of clear finishes. See that blocking the light. It is even as taxpayers, are more durable and are more no dust is moving around the better to do the finishing in direct CARS TO BE CAUTIOUS ABOUT BUYING are getting the resistant to spilled liquids. room in which you are working. sunlight if at all possible. 1) Very new cars that are up lor sale. These uneasy feeling Porter may be lemons or might have been wrecked. QUESTION: Am I out of luck As with any clear finish, That would happen, for instance, Polyurethane is available in that your tax surface preparation is important. if you cleaned the room just high gloss, satin and low gloss or 2) Any car that has b w n in a wreck. because I provided less than half 0 O V LH A LL 3) Models out of production. bills for 1988 her support? Whether it is polyurethane, var­ before applying the finish, since antique white. Should you use the will be higher nish. lacquer, shellac or any the disturbed particles would not high-gloss type and then find that 4) Cars with engines that have had major modifications. 5) Sports cars that have been raced or driven hard. than you have ANSWER: You may have finish that permits the wood to have settled yet. Also, it is best if you want to cut down the gloss a anticipated. bit, rub the surface with pow­ 6} Autos that were police cars, taxis or in corporate fleets. provided a lot more support than show through, it will not hide you can use the polyurethane in a To help you settle this issue, tion to the gross income rule that dered pumice and either oil or you realize. For example, the defects. In fact, all of them tend to room that can be kept closed a fter which can Im a financial as well as can be a big help here. you have finished your project. water. You can buy polyurethane “ fair market value” of Sarah’s magnify imperfections. If the aUlDEUNES FOR BUYING A USED CAR psychological worry, I have en­ Special tax break; The gross that already has stain in it. And 1) Do your shopping during daylight hours. lodging while she was at your surface does not have a smooth Even walking in such a room can listed the help of Eli J. Warach, income limit does not apply for cause dust to fly and settle on there is an exterior polyurethane 2) If looking at a dealer's lot, park your old vacation home during the appearance before the clear senior vice president and chief any year that your child is (1) your handiwork. Polyurethane for use on siding, gables, patio car about half a block away and walk to the summer counted as support you finish is applied, it will not have it tax consultant of Prentice Hall. underage 19 or (2) a student. And should not be shaken before using furniture or any exterior wood. tot. This will keep your car an unknown provided for her. The value of the after the clear finish is put on. Warach and I have worked out for this purpose. Sarah is a it. This can causes bubbles as the Its manufacturers say that it quantity until you are ready to deal. lodging — plus the $3,000 you paid Shellac is often used as a ways that will not only cut your “ student” as long as she is finish is spread. Before you apply contains radiation absorbers to 3) Make it clear that you are shopping around, since the seller may be for her college expenses — primer-sealer for varnish, but it tax bills for 1988 but also for 1989. enrolled full time during any part it. after dipping the bristles about resist damaging ultra-violet more eager to offer you a good deal. probably will put you over the is not recommended as an under­ The following report covers tax of five months during the year. one-third of the way, remove the rays. 4) Bring a friend along. The more eyes looking for flaws during inspec­ half-support mark for 1988. If it coat for polyurethane. Read the dependency deductions after The five months don’t have to be excess by tapping it lightly Sanding between coats of po­ tion and a test drive the better. doesn’t — but it’s close — instructions on the container your child completes school. consecutive or full months. against the inside of the lyurethane is done to erase any 5} Read a book on how to check different parts of a car to see if they contribute the essential few more label for information on this Your child graduated this Result; If Sarah’s last college HOUSE OF THE WEEK — This two-story Colonial- container. irregularities that may have are in good condition. dollars to get over the “ more- aspect of applying polyurethane. 6) Before buying a used car. have a mechanic do a complete diagnostic spring, took some time off during semester stretched from, say, influenced house features an inviting brick front. Inside, Another reason for consulting occurred, but it must be done than-half” test. It could be as The directions usually specify check - it should cost between $30-$S0 and is well worth the money. the summer and this fall began Jan. 20 to May 20, she is a student two coats of polyurethane, the the label is to determine whether very lightly and very carefully. little as $1 a week. If that’s all you the living room adjoins the entry, to the rear of which 7) Remember, in many stales, it is the setter's responsibility to sell the working for pay. As a proud for 1988. That may seem like four first substituting for the shellac. the manufacturer recommends a Wood finishing pads also can be would need to meet the test, you there is a dining area. The family room contains a brick car in a condition that meets all state safely requirements. parent, taxes are far from your months to you. but it’s five But don’t take that as gospel. Just thinner for the first coat and. if so. purchased to serve the same would save a lot more than $1 a fireplace. Plan HA1491A has four bedrooms and a sitting SOURCE; How-to Motoring Tios InfoGraphlct C 1968 No^h Amnrlca Sjrndical*, Inc. mind. But sooner or later you months to the Internal Revenue follow the advice of the which kind. As with varnish. purpose. week in tkxes. Take a little time to room on the second floor. For more information write to must ask yourself: Will I be able Service. So you can claim her as add up these figures if you’re in architect Jerold A. Axelrod, 2500 New York Ave., Melville, to claim my child as a tax your dependent this year — no this position, for it may add up to dependent this year? matter how much she makes this many dollars in savings. N.Y. 11747. Enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Tax Adviser Answer; As a general rule, you year. Time to winterize your toois can’t get a dependency deduction Of course, whether the gross for anyone who has $1,950 or more income iimit appiies or not. in gross income in 1988. If, say, there’s another requirement that QUESTION: How much can your daughter Sarah graduated must be met before you and your Here’s the Answer By Earl Aronson PRUNE INDOOR PLANTS: By George W. Smith ANSWER: You must complete Sarah earn in 1988 before she The Associated Press in May and then embarked on her deduction are home free. You must pay taxes? Your house plants may need the rollover by the 60th day Weeders Guide new career, she’s likely to earn a must provide more than half of pruning now. whether they spent QUESTION: What is consi­ following the day you received Before you swap the hoe and good deal more than $1,950 in Sarah’s support. But. here again, ANSWER: Assuming she has QUESTION: I am a woman years. Always work from the the summer outdoors or in the dered a theft loss for income tax the distribution. lawn mower for a snow shovel or 1988. So, at first glance, it may this rule is not as tough as it may no unearned (i.e. investment) who has never had to fix anything outer edges of the attic towards house. Pruning can help maintain purposes? I ’ve really had my a trip south, clean and repair your appear that you’ve lost Sarah — appear. income, she can earn up to $3,000 in her life. Is there any place the center. In that way, whenever can drain. or improve plant health or share of it this year. The QUESTION: I am very new to garden tools and power equip­ at least as far as taxes are Exampie; Sarah graduated in and,j)ay no tax. Reason; That’s where I can learn about such any cutting or fitting is neces­ appearance, control growth, en­ insurance company describes it the United States. I do not speak ment for winter storage. Brush — don’t wash — dusters concerned. May (and qualifies as a student the Standard deduction for 1988 things? sary, it can be done at the center, courage yield or create a special one way, the Internal Revenue English so well. I cannot pay Replacement of neglected with a steel brush to remove any But there’s an important excep- for 1988). She spent summer at shape. Service says “ no dice” to what much money for my tax return. for singles. where there is plenty of room, garden tools can be expensive. materials caked inside. Oil the ANSWER: Many educational Prune to remove dead, dis­ the insurance company says, and Where can I go for help? rather than at the edges, where Proper care and storage plus outside lightly, but don’t get oil systems have adult education eased or injured parts, or to our enforcement officers place a H.J.. there isn’t. minor repairs will prolong their inside the duster. courses. Check your local school reduce a plant’s size. Pinching is different description of what they COLUMBIA. S.C. authorities to see whether there is ANSWER: Thanks. lives and make gardening easier Store leftover chemicals care­ one method. It entails removing consider a theft to be. What’s a course on home repairs. Also, next season. fully. A glass jar that can be growth tips of certain plants to what? QUESTION: Our back porcb is ANSWER: Free tax return go to your community library and Outdoor work will be delayed in closed tightly is suitable. Label promote branching and develop­ C.O.. made of wood painted a kind of assistance is available in most ask to see some books on the spring if equipment has dull, all chemicals correctly and keep ment of a more compact, bushy AKRON. OHIO communities for non-English gray color. We notice the steps rusty blades or broken handles. do-it-yourselfing for the novice. them locked in a -cabinet or form. speaking taxpayers. Your local are a little slippery after it rains. Before putting tools into a clean, You local bookstore is likely to otherwise stored out of reach of An expert at Michigan State ANSWER: In general, the IRS Internal Revenue Service office Is there something we can put on dry place, make sure they are carry such books. Several have children and animals. University explains; “ Pinching says a theft is the unlawful taking will help you. Don’t be bashful. the wood to make it less slipperj’ cleaned of dirt and rust. Sharpen II Mdkes Sense come out in recent years geared works because the tip of the and removing of money or under wet conditions? Do not store liquid pesticides They’re available to assist you. to repairs women can handle, blades of hoes, spades and cutting growing shoot produces a hor­ where temperatures go below property with the intent to which means most of them. tools. Swab iron parts with mone that inhibits development deprive the owner of it. A theft ANSWER: The easiest way to freezing. If the liquid freezes, the QUESTION: I am a sole protective light machine oil and of side shoots .... Pinching off the includes, but is not limited to. News, Sports, Features and McDonald's® Tool QUESTION: You recently said make the steps non-slippery is to glass container could break and proprietor and have set up a paint wooden parts or rub them tip stops production of the hor­ larceny, robbery and embezzle­ cleaning paint off the bricks on an apply some porch paint to the the pesticide escape. Keough retirement plan. To get a with linseed oil. mone auxin and permits lateral ment. If money or property is Become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum entire house was a tough job that entire structure, including the deduction on my 1988 return, do I Check hand tools for decayed Before storing power equip­ buds to develop.” taken as the result of extortion, might better be handled by a steps. While the paint is still wet, have to make my contribution by of 13 weelis) and we’ll send you a $5.00 book of McDonald's* and worn wooden handles. Re­ House plants that need occa­ kidnapping, threats or blackmail, company that does sandblasting. sprinkle some sand on the parts ment that has a gasoline engine, Dec. 31 of this year, or can I wait place them if necessary. It’s such as a lawn mower, wash the sional pinching when straggly it also may be a theft. You need Gift Certificates to use at any McDonald's* location. Don't wait! There is a contractor in our area that will be walked on. When the until April 15. 1989? better to do this now than in the include coleus and iresine. Pinch­ who advertises a chemical clean­ pain is thoroughly dry, the sanded unit. Drain gasoline from the tank only to show that the taking of L.J. spring, when you will be pressed ing and pruning a jade plant can ing system without blasting. Any portions will be non-slippery. and let the engine run until the your property was illegal under BLOOMINGTON. ILL. Fill Out the Coupon below. Meil or drop off to the to do soil preparation and other carburetor is drained and the make it grow short and compact, the laws of the state where it opinion? chores. Manchester Herald Office at: 16 Bralnard PI., Manchester, Ct. 06040 QUESTION: I will be doing engine stops. Drain the crank­ like a bush, and more upright. occurred, and that is was done ANSWER: You can make a A garden hose will suffer if left ANSWER: Modem chemicals some work in a bathroom. I will case and refill with clean oil. Use your forefinger and thumb with criminal intent. If this is the contribution to a qualified plan outdoors during winter. Drain, being what they are, no reason it be using gypsum wallboard pan­ Check theaircleaner, remove the to pinch off growing tips. As case, you probably have a deduc­ after the close of your tax year roll and store the hose with other I want to become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum of 13 should not work. One company els. We have a little problem with filter element and rinse in kero­ lateral shoots develop, pinch tion for federal income tax (Dec. 31) butnolaterthanAprillS tools. Prevent sharp bends in the which has come to our attention sound .H I use double panels of the sene. Grease and oil all fittings. them. too. fora bushierplant. Use purposes subject to the casualty to take a deduction for the Keogh weeks) and receive my $5.00 book of McDonald’s* Gift CertMcatas. hose during storage because offers a free no-obligiation dem­ gypsum board, will it help muffle Remove the spark plug and add a cuttings to start new plants. and theft loss rules. on your 1988 income tax return. If bends or kinks may cause breaks. onstration, If you can get such a the sound? few drops of oil in the hole. you get an extension for filing Name___ Clean sprayers thoroughly be­ test and the price fits your your 1988 return, you may delay ANSWER: It may not halt it fore storage. Wash them with Turn the flywheel or crankshaft For Eorl Aronson's “AP Guide to budget, it might solve your QUESTION: How much time your contribution as late as Oct. Address. entirely, but it definitely will help detergent and warm water to a few times to distribute the oil House Ptonts<'* send $1.50 to House problem. PlontSr AP Newsfeoturesr 50 Rocke­ do I have to roll over the 15. 1989 and still take a tax considerably. However, the extra eliminate spray residue. Hang and grease over all surfaces. To feller Plozo/ New Yorke N.Y. 10020. Phone__ distribution I received, from the deduction on your 1988 tax return. QUESTION: Enjoyed your ar­ panels should be attached to the the sprayer in a dry place upside protect the metal, go over the One *sr HMSy ~ Msw asessdesm Oe6t fitof good wSft sny ofSsr coupons or spsefsIS) company profit-sharing plan However, your Keogh account ticle on attic insulation. Thought I first layer with adhesive, not down to drain all water. Lock the entire mower with a rag dipped in Anv Questions obout oordenlno prob­ where I worked? Is it by Dec. 31? must have'been opened by Dec. 31 Coupon book msllsd upon rsesipt of payment tor a 13>wsek subseitptlon. would pass along a tip. having nails, although it is all right to nail handle of a tank-type sprayer so oil. Check blades for needed lems must be accomponled by o J.L., of the year you want to take insulated .several attics over the the first layer. the valve is open and the hose line repair or sharpening. stomped, self-addressed envelope. 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We’re Perhaps your coach laughed rate of sexual outlet (whether tives and a smuggler's widow form a per­ ized for more sonal and professional bootlegging alli­ :iv Hit Videos USA ashamed to ask our dad. Some­ because there’s noeasy answer to from masturbation or sexual than 15 years. ance during Prohibition, Liza Minnelli, Gene (2$ Popeye times we go it as much as four "how much is too much,” Each activities with a partner) may The invitation was addressed to from one now. Hackman, Burt Reynolds 1975. Rated PG (22) ® Kissyfur (CC) times a day. Is this too much? person has need for sexual outlet also gradually decline. [USA] Night Flight: Short Film/ (26) Wyatt Earp "Mr. and Mrs..” so we certainly My first husband was some- Vignettes/Gunston Segment did not bring our children, who ’ what overweight when we mar­ (38) Wall Street Journal Report 6:1 S A M d ] Davey & Goliath are 6 and 13 years old. ried. He quickly added extra (41) Remi Harry Hamlin is charismatic vice-presidential hopeful Sen. Terry Fallon and Linda [HBO] MOVIE; 'The Princess Bride' (3^ Rod and Reel Streamside When we got to the reception, pounds. After experiencing high (CCI A swashbuckling young swordsman Kozlowski is his ambitious press aide Sally Crain who will stop at nothing to gain con­ we saw children of all ages there! blood pressure, kidney stones and sets out to rescue a kidnapped princess m [CNN] Daybreak Warts can be cleared up trol of the While House, in the NBC miniseries "Favorite Son" airing Sunday-Tues- Several people asked me where a heart problem, his physician this lighthearted fairy tale from Rob Remer [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! Cary Elwes. Mandy Patinkin. Chris Saran­ [E S P N ] Outdoor Life day, Oct. 30-Nov. 1. my children were. I simply said told him to lose weight or prepare don. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) DEAR DR. stale; they were at home with a sitter. for surgery. The last time I saw [H BO ] MOVIE: 'The Secret of My Suc­ 6 :3 0 A M ® Captain Bob cess' (CC ) An ambitious Kansas farmboy GOTT: My You cannot charm or interest Now I am wondering why there him, he had gone up six suit sizes. (Live) (36) A LF (CC). CiD Eagles Preview '88 dD Dangermouse makes his way up Manhattan's corporate daughter (20) or please were other children at the recep­ I said goodbye. ladder by masquerading as a junior execu­ [MAX] M O V IE : 'Foul Play' An innocent ^ French in Action: Revue Defile (R) dD Completely Mental Misadven d ’ MOVIE: 'Sons of the Desert' The tive. Michael J. Fox, Helen Slater, Richard woman becomes entangled in a plot to kill tures of Ed Grimley (CC) has condylo­ By harping on that minor tion if mine were not invited. Are comic pair set off on another zany adven­ the visiting Pope. Chevy Chase. Goldie (^J High School Football: Fitch High vs. Jordan. 1387. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) America; The Second Century mas and I (48) chord, disease. there functions where some peo­ I made my second husband ture as they make their way to a lodge con­ Hawn. Burgess Meredith. 1978. Rated PG. Norwich Free Academ y (3 hrs.) (Live) Dr. G ott vention against the wishes of their wives [M A X ] Les Paul: He Changed the Mu­ (41) Embajadores de la Musica Colom have verruca So, say that you are well and all ple’s children are invited, but not model for me in his underwear [TMC] MOVIE; Some Kind of Wonder­ ^ Three Stooges Stan Laurel. Oliver Hardy. Charley Chase sic This tribute to Les Paul, inventor of biana vulgaris. My is well with you others? before we were married. He was multi:track recording ana the solid-body ful' (C C ) While pursuing the most popular (£ D Capitan Poder Peter Gott, M.D. 1934 'S f ) Wall Street Week: Speaking for Du­ guitar, includes performances by Eddie girl in school, a shy teenager overlooks the ^ Adam Smith's Money World husband does And God shall hear you words I told my husband I thought this 6-2, 175 pounds, handsome, and a A t the Movies Rex Reed, Dixie W ha­ tomboy that truly loves him. Eric Stoltz, kakis Van Halen, B.B. King, Waylon Jennings [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch not have warts and make them true. was very strange and it bothered doctor to boot. Immediately after tley, Scheduled: "Bat 21" (Gene Hack- and Carly Simon. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Lea Thompson, Mary Stuart Masterson. [CNN] College Football Preview nor does my me. He said if it bothered me. I our marriage he started to put on man); "Without a Clue■' (Michael Caine. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [U S A ] Proline Ben Kingsley); "Things Change" (Don [U S A ] Financial Freedom [ESPN] College Gameday (60 mm ) daughter’s DEAR DR. GOTT: Is there a should call the bride and ask her wieght. By our 10th anniversary [U S A ] Is There Love After Marriage 1 1 :00AM CD Mighty Mouse: The Ameche). 8:30AM CD Superman [USA] Cash Every Day remedy for lazy eye? to clarify this. I did not want to [CN N ] Healthweek N e w Adventures (CC). boyfriend. We he had gained 90 pounds. (His !2d) New Zoo Revue 9:10AM CE Out of This World CD Face to Face With Cardinal O'Con- (D Learning the Ropes Mark is in for a 1 2:00PM don’t understand where they his health problems, his medica­ call her, but I just can’t let this go. breasts were larger than mine 41) Follow Me nor 9:30AM CD Slimert And the Real DEAR READER: The term surprise when Robert temporarily takes dD MOVIE: 'Where Eagles Dare' come from and wish to keep our tions and his doctors. Most people Abby. Please help, but do not use and he absolutely crushed me (61) Com ic Strip (In Stereo) (X) New Adventures of Winnie the Ghostbustera (CC). over his biology class. (In Stereo) Commandos parachute behind enemy "lazy eye" usually refers to an lines to discover the names of German two younger daughters from listen politely, but I can tell that our real names. when we made love.) Meanwhile [CNN] Intomattonal Correspondents Pooh (CC) (® Superman Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show CD spies that have penetrated British forces imbalance of the ocular muscles CU) Hee H aw (11] Dick Clark's Golden Greats (CC). catching them. Can you help? they are bored. It’s very MYSTIFIED I stayed within five pounds of [D IS] Mousercise Richard Burton, Clint Eastwood, Mary Ure embarrassing. that move the eyeballs. When this what I weighed when I married [ESPN] Speedweek Weekly auto racing . (26) Porky Pig Sesame Street (CC). CD Greatest American Hero 1969. DEAR READER: Condylomas I’ve tried to tell him that occurs, one or the other eye tends DEAR MYSTIFIED: People him. He was shocked when I left highlights. (22) Disney's Adventures of the Isla del Teeoro (33) Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) (D Synchronal Research Gummi Bears (CC) and verruca are skin lesions "Hello, how are you?” is meant to "wander,” instead of focusing with good manners do not bring him. [U SA] Night Flight: Take Off to Day ^7) Say Brother (3D G o for the Goal (D Three Stooges (2^ Sesame Street (CC). (R) caused by viruses usually spread only as a friendly greeting; on an object. Most people with their children unless they have G low Rock (61) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) (® W W F Superstars of Wrestling Qi) G.L.O.W. Wrestling I realize that not everyone can (26) Sea Hunt by sexual contact. These are nobody is interested in hearing a this condition selectively use one been specifically invited. Unfor­ 7 :0 0 A M (T) Young Universe [CN N] Moneyweek dD America: The Second Century (3D College Football: Notre Dame vs. often called genital warts. They complete medical report. eye as the dominant eye (or tunately. some parents do it stay slim and trim, but when a d ) Piasticman (3D Ask the Manager [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) S D El Reino Salvaje Navy From Baltimore. (3 hrs.) can be surgically removed (by Abby, he is a dear man and I alternate between the two). By anyway. There are some func­ person quits worrying about his T ) Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera (41) Voltron [U S A ] Update: Making it Happen (S7) Washington Week in Review (CC). M O V IE: 'Dracula' Bram Stoker's bloodsucking Count leaves his Transyl choosing the image coming into health and appearance how can (5^ From a Country Garden I D Fall Guy lasers or electrocautery) or med­ love him. How can I keep him tions to which some people’s 10:00AM CD Pee-wee's Playhouse vanian hideaway for the more lucrative [CN N ] Big Story ically treated by topical com­ from boring everyone he meets? one eye, either consciously or children (usually family he expect his mate to find him (CO- [C N N ] Science and Technology Week shores of England. Bela Lugosi. Helen pounds such as podophyllin. EMBARRASSED unconsciously, they avoid having members) are invited, but others desirable? C h a n n e l s [D IS] Wuzzles CD W W F Superstars of Wrestling [ESP N ] Scholastic Sports America Chandler. Edward Van Sloan 1931. Recently, reports in the medi­ double vision, a common conse­ are not. ANTI-FAT [ESPN ] Outdoor Sportsman CD Buck Rogers Pan 2 of 2 [H B O ] Survival Ed Asner narrates a look ® 2 Hip 4 T V (CC). cal literature have shown that a quence of two different images You used excellent judgment in WFSB Hartford. C T 9:00AM CD Jim Henson's Muppet (1j) Soul Train (In Stereo) at wildlife photographers Alan and Joan ^ Portrait of a Family DEAR EMBARRASSED: WNVW New York. NY s Root in action, focuses on the dangers of DEAR ANTI-FAT: "Fat,” ’ be­ Babies (CC). (2$ G.L.O.W. Wrestling Black Perspective variety of anti-viral agents, espe­ Keep reminding him that "How being transmitted to the brain. not calling the hostess and WTNH New Haven. CT • their profession and their struggle to pres­ CD McCreary Report cially interferon, may be helpful are you?” should not be taken Some form of “ lazy eye” can be demanding a clarification. Let it lieve it or not, lies in the eye of the WOR New York, NY • (22) (3 6 ) Alvin and the Chipmunks (CC). erve the environment. (60 min.) (3D MOVIE: 'Viva Knievel' Smugglers New York, NY 11 ® Superman plan to sabotage Evel Knievel's motorcy­ helped by special muscular exer­ beholder. Fat and sloppy is not WPIX (26) On Pit Road [M AX] MOVIE: Making Mr. Right' in curing genital warts. Check literally by anyone but his physi­ go. Hartford. C T 1$ cle jump in Mexico in order to smuggle co­ WHCT (11) America's Top Ten (C C ) A New W ave publicist is hired to with your doctor about which cians — that a cherry, "I ’m fine, cises. However, most cases re­ acceptable. Neither is thin and Waterbury. CT , 20 ^ i) El Tesoro del Saber caine into the US by stashing it in the dar­ WTXX teach a lifelike android some social graces sloppy. Some overweight people Springfield, MA 22 (16) Home Shopping Network (2 hrs ) ^ Tony Brown's Journal edevil's coffin. Evel Knievel, Lauren form of therapy would be approp­ thank you,” is the most approp­ quire surgical correction. I sug­ WWLP before he goes public. Ann Magnuson, 24 (2Q) Bugs Bunny and Friends Hutton. 1977. gest that any person with this are meticulously groomed and WEDH Hartford. C T (6$ World Wide Wrestling John Malkovich, Ben Masters. 1987. riate for you and your daughter. riate repsonse. DEAR ABBY: I just read the New London, C T 2« stunningly dressed. WTWS Smurfs (CC). Rated PG-13. (tn Stereo) (40} College Football: Notre Dame at The physician should also be able Your problem brings to mind condition seek a consultation with letter from the man whose wife WVIT Hartford, C T 3d! [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Legend of Sleepy W W F Wrestling Spotlight Hollow' Schoolteacher Ichabod Crane Navy (3 hrs.) an ophthalmologist, a specialist WSBK Boston. M A It [TM C ] MOVIE: 'On The Edge' Years af to tell you how your two younger this little poem I’ve kept for many had gained 45 pounds and refused We owe it to those we love — WOOS the daughter of a rich farmer and dD PELICULA: Cachun Ra Ra' WGGB Springfield, MA 40 (38) MOVIE: 'Charlie Chan at the Olym­ ter being banned from amateur competi­ who can advise which treatment even to try to lose weight. Yo learns the truth, behind the legend of her daughters can be protected. years. Clip it and give it to your and those who love us — to do WXTV Paterson. NJ 4« pics' Detective Chan solves a murder that tion. a middle-aged long-distance runner (^D Sesame Street (CC). (R) Other suitor, the headless horseman. Jeff trains for an especially demanding race to dear man. It could be good for is appropriate. advised: “ Quit nagging her. A whatever it takes to maintain our WGBY Springfield, MA if almost disrupts the Olympics Warner (6l) M O V IE: 'Fraulein* After a German girl Goldblum, Dick Butkus, Meg Foster. 1980 win back his self-respect. Bruce Dern, WTIC Hartford. C T 41 Oland, Katherine DeMille. 1937 aids an American officer to escape, she what ails him: loving husband will accept his health. When obesity becomes a John Marley, Bill Bailey 1986 Rated PG- wife the way she is.” Then you CNN Cable News Net. (CNN] (4^ Capitan Centella [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hosts: Len Daw­ falls into the hands of a Red troop detach­ DEAR ABBY: When someone Talk Health by Ella Wheeler health problem, it’s time to bite DISNEY Disney Channel lOlSl son. Nick Buoniconti (60 min.) (In Stereo) 13. (In Stereo) ment. Dana Wynter. Mel Ferrer. Dolores Abbv's favorit* lomlly raclOM or* (57) La Plaza tells my husband he looks good, Wilcox Includtd In bar ntw cookbooklttl Sand added, ‘T ve yet to hear from a the bullet instead of the blintz. ESPN Sports Network (ESPN) [USA] Discover [U S A ] New Healthy Diet Michaels. 1958. vour noma ond oddrata. olua chack or Home Box Office (HBO). (61; Denver, the Last Dinosaur he immediately says, "I should Talk health. That dreary neve- woman who would tell her over­ But to leave a person because he HBO [CNN] Newsday monav ordar for tS.SO to:' Abbv'i CINEMAX Cinemax (MAX] 10:10AM [CN N ] Showbiz Week 1 1 :30AM (D Teen Wolf (CC) only feel as g o ^ as I look,’’ then rending tale Cookbooklat, P.O. Box 447, Mount weight husband to either shape up or she has become fat? What ever Movie Channel (TMCI [D IS] Donald Duck Presents ( D Small W onder (C C ) It's a battle of the TMC 1 0:30AM ( D Uttle Rascals he goes into a long spiel about all Of mortal maladies is worn and Morris, III. 41054. (Postooa Is Includad.) orshipout,” Well, you’re hearing happened to love and caring? USA USA Network (USAi [ESPN] Tennis: Paris Open Indoor sexes when Joan. Harriet and Vicki go on a Championship Semifinal match (2 hrs.) CD C$6) Pup Named Scooby Doo (CC). camping trip with Ted, Reggie and Jamie. Continued... . - S I L J i ? J -•'1^15?• ?'• 'J1 . L'. It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Oct. 29, 1988 MANCttESfER HERAYD.'Sa^^^ Ort. 29, 19118 — i i man witn over 100 wives. (60 inm.) War of the Worlds (60 min.) (In DIRTY KIT *H’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright Stereo) SNAFU by Bruce Beattie DANCINQ Saturday, Continued 3D MOVIE: 'Repo Man’ A punk rocker, desperate for money, takes a job with a car Saturday, Continued (Clockwise la to repossessor. Emilio Estevez, Harry Dean r.) Nelora Hardin, Stanton, Susan Barnes. 1984. [DIS] Grimm * liry Tales 2 :3 0 P M ([ID College Football: Penn Patrick Cassidy, (3) MOVIE: 'Scanners' A rare breed of pens shed lignt on the effects of violent [HBO] The Vl tch (CC) A board­ S ta te a t W a t t V irg in ia (3 hrs.. 30 min.) Constance Marie people can read minds, transmit brain [CNN] Headline News (Live) crimes and the factors that trigger such be­ ing school for w itches is the sotting for the and McLean Ste­ beam s and kill by concentrating on their [HBO] Boxing: Julio Cesar Chavez vs, havior. Host; Louis Gossett Jr. (3 hrs.) misadventures of young Mildred, a student [2$ Joy of Painting (R) victims. Jennifer O'Neill, Stephen Lack. Pa­ Jose Luis Ramirez Julio Cesar Chavez venson star in (56-0, KOs) vs. Jose Luis Ramirez (102-5, ^ MOVIE: 'Demon Fist of Kung Fu' A w ho's afraid of the dark. (90 min.) (In d D Lucha Libra (60 min.) trick McGoohan. 1981. Stereo) "Dirty Danc­ 82 KOs) for the WBA/WBC lightweight young man seeks to avenge the death of (IS Woodcarving With Rick Butz (In (8 ) 2 2 7 (CC) Brenda com petes in the his martial arts instrucor. Alexander Fush- [USA] Rockfile ing," ttie new CBS Miss Teen Washington Pageant. (In unification title, scheduled for 12 rounds, Stereo) from Las Vegas, Nev. (90 min.) (Live) eng, Wang Wng-Wle. 1976. series based on Stereo) 12:30PM CD m o v i e : Rage' A [CNN] Style W ith Elta Klansch [M AX] MOVIE; 'The Fourth Protocol' ^ M O VIE : 'M r. M o to in Danger Island' the hit nim. It pre­ (24) W ild America (CC) A face-to-face rancher seeks revenge against the Army [TMC] MOVIE: ‘My Fair Lady' An En­ (CC) A British masterspy scours England Mr. Moto goes to Puerto Rico to stop the when his young son is accidentally killed mieres in a spe­ study of the cutthroat; a school of trout is smuggling of diamonds in the islands. Pe­ glish professor takes a London guttersnipe hand-fed salmonfly larvae. Part 2 of 3. (R) for his Russian counterpart, a KGB agent by poison gas. George C. Scott, Richard and tries to turn her into a lady. Rex Harri­ cial one-hour epi­ who's building an atomic bomb. Michael ter Lorre. Jean Hersholt, Amanda Duff. Basehart, Martin Sheen. 1972. son, Audrey Hepburn. Stanley Holloway. l26) High School Football: Fitch High vs. Caine, Pierce Brosnan, Joanna Cassidy 1939 sode N o rw ich Free A cad e m y (3 hrs.) (Taped) dD History of Dieting 1964. Rated G. SATURDAY, OCT. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) [CNN] Newsnight ;38) MOVIE; 'Friday the 13th' A camp (24) Portrait of a Family 3 :0 0 P M (X) Motown Returns to the 2 9 . [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents [MAX] MOVIE: 'Happy Hour' Rival Apollo Celebrities including Patti Labelle, haunted by a death curse, finds itself under breweries battle for possession of a bottle What About Women 10:30PM (STaxi Smokey Robinson, Little Richard, Harry attack by a killer. Betsy Palmer, Adrienne of beer containing a secret, addictive in­ [CNN] Evans & Novak CHECK USTINGS Belafonte, Sarah Vaughan, Cab Calloway, King. 1980. GD N ew a gredient. Richard Gilliland, Jam ie Farr, FOR EXACT TIME [DIS] Zorro: Treasure for the King James Brown, Stevie Wonder, the Four 30D Election 88: Kennedy-Malone De­ :ii] INN News Tawny Kitaen. 1987. Rated R. Tops, the Temptations and the Commo­ bate [ESPN] Sportswoman of the Year (60 18] Odd Couple 1 2 :3 0 A M ® Keys to Success min.) (R) dores join host Bill Cosby at ceremonies Adventures of Robin Hood marking the 50th anniversary and re­ 20] T w ilig h t Zone (CC| |ln Stereo) dD Taking It to the Gorillas; Making Gt4) Frugal Gourmet terests. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Three for the Road' A opening of New Y o rk’s Apollo Theater. (3 [CNN] PrimeNews 'Gorillas in the M ist' Behind the scenes of senatorial aide agrees to transport his pol­ [USA] Ray Bradbury Theater A woman hrs.) ^ Munsters Today 3 ) Three Stooges [ESPN] College Football: Teams to be the production of "Gorillas in the Mist, " a itical idol's rambunctious teen-age daugh­ (Susan Woolridge) is gripped with fear /•■M \46) Great Escape This week’s vacation A nn ou nced (3 hrs ) (Live) movie about the life of naturalist Dian Fos- ter to her new school. Charlie Sheen, Kerri dD Learning the Ropes Mark is in for a (46) Let's Go Bowling (60 mm i despite her husband's delight over the spots; Miami; Lake Tahoe. Petra, Joroan sey (played by Sigourney Weaver). “Could you hijack us to New Zealand Green, Alan Ruck. 1987. Rated PG. surprise when Robert temporarily takes (4D Topo G igio [HBO] MOVIE: The Secret of My Sue birth of theit baby. over his biology class. (In Stereo) [CNN] Pinnacle cess’ (CC) An ambitious Kansas farmboy 40 Friday the 13th: The Series Uncle Instead? I only need 12,000 miles for (IS Frugal Gourmet (In Stereoj 1 0 :3 5 P M [DIS] Man, Monsters and 1 :0 0 P M CE MOVIE; •Rivkln: Bounty makes his way up Manhattan's corporate Lewis' sinister ghost arrives on Halloween (T) Knight Rider 7 :0 0 P M dD Bittersweet 16 This docu­ Mysteries Interviews with local citizens a free ticket." e 1«SS By NCA. hK. H unter’ Drama based on the real-life ex­ [CNN] Big Story ladder by masquerading as a junior execu­ with deadly intentions. (60 min.) (R) (In mentary will explore the world of today's and scientists about Nessie. the Loch Ness ploits of Stanley Rivkin, a New York-based (S) MOVIE: 'Cook and Peary: The Race [ESPN] College Football: Auburn at tive. Michael J. Fox. Helen Slater, Richard Stereo) bounty hunter who has been tracking to the Pole' This drama focuses on the teenager through closeups of individuals •• monster, Florida (3 hrs.) (Live) Jordan. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 41' Tu M u sic a (Repeticion) down bail jumpers for more than 20 years. bitter controversy that surt'ounded two the 'burnouts', the achievers, the gangs, [ M A X ] M O VIE : The H idden' An alien 1 1 : 0 0 P M d D d D [22 M [40' N e w s Ron Leibman, Harry Morgan. Harold Gary. men who individually claimed to have 5 : 0 0 P M (3D A-Team and the kids in-between. (60 mm.) [CNN] Evans & Novak ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook creature roams Los Angeles turning law- 1981 reached the North Pole. Richard Chamber- d D Fam ily T ie s (CC). ® Comedy Strip Live dD Twilight Zone (CC) A successful hyp­ abiding citizens into homicidal maniacs. [ESPN] Lumberjacks: World Cham­ C9j W W F Wrestling Spotlight lain, Rod Steiger. Diana Venora. 1983. notherapist meets several people who are dD Barney Miller pionship [R) d D N e w s Kyle MacLachlan, Michael Nouri, Ed Z. A l t \ ------(lj) Soul Train (In Stereo) haunted by memories of their past lives. (In ^ loc^ i AT fHt& ME16H6«H0^ $EE7Ti1E«E'6 fiW OtD ithoo&ht IHATE 11) MOVIE: 'Forgotten City of the Pla­ dD It's a Living O'Ross. 1987. Rated R. U) Tales From the Darkside After years [TM C] MOVIE: 'Trick or Treat' A put- I net of the Apes' Astronauts Virdon and d§) MOVIE: 'The Mummy* An archaeo­ Stereo) of boycotting Halloween, an elderly man upon heavy-metal fan's life changes after LAOREL WOOLW’T W UKTE 6CJMoL...‘m s t r e e t ■itx; WHAT'S viD (ID Star Trek; The Next Generation [U SA] MOVIE: 'Blood Song' A deranged Burke, along with Galen, the chimp, dis­ logical expedition finds an Egyptian Ci) NWA: Main Event (Roy Poole) is tormented by a persistent ho conjures up the violent spirit of his re­ 5 0 (CC) Picard meets his first love (Michelle killer escapes from a mental institution and 1& AW E tw r HERE TO UMERE I LEARHEP T o OP OH THE cover the ruins of what was once a govern­ mummy, which comes to life to seek its little trick-or-treater who's out to teach him cently deceased idol. Marc Price, Tony ^ Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin’ - Phillips), w hose husband is conducting terrorizes a high school student Frankie RIDE A CTriKSIDE 6 R E X r.^ ment think tank. Roddy McDowall. Ron ancient mate. Boris Karloff, David Man­ a lesson. Fields, Lisa Orgolini. 1986. Rated R. (In TrtE SU60R65? O u t d o ^ deadly time warp experiments. (60 mm.) Avalon, Dane Clark, Donna Wilkes. 1981 1 Harper. 1974. ners, Zita Johann. 1932. 18[^ Untouchables Stereo) OLD PIAV6CDWID OH, OF THE (3) S a in t (R) (In Stereo) 8:30P M !») Amen (CC| Deacon 22) W W F Superstars of Wrestling (O) Madeleine Cooks (R) (In Stereo) 20) Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare [USA] Night Flight; Fields of the Ne- COW iJTr Y (ii) Friday th e 13th: The S e rie s (60 mm.) 3 D C h a rles in C harge (CC) After hearing Frye runs for state senator. (In Stereo) 24l C o lle c to rs (R) (46) Benson sad news, Charles dreams that all the Pow­ on Elm Street (60 mm.) philim Exclusive Video (4D N o ticie ro U nivision 3 ) T h is O ld H ouse (CC). I 30' C o n n e cticu t N ew sm a kers Sf) Motorweek A Pontiac LeMans GSE ell family members have turned into other 28) Rat Patrol 1:00A M 3D MOVIE; Griffin and dB Julia Child and Company: Birthday 57'i Ram ona (CC) road test; a preview of Chrysler's real-life or storybook characters. (R) 8 :3 5 P M [DIS] Mouseterpiece Thea­ 4V Punto V Aparte Phoenix: A Love Story' Two people suf­ Maserati-built TC convertible; choosing a D inner ter fering from terminal illnesses meet and dis­ [CNN] Newsday v2d) Friday the 13th: The Series Uncle 57) Comedy Tonight reputable car repair facility. [CNN] Newswatch Lewis' sinister ghost arrives on Halloween cover a new zest for life through their [DIS] MOVIE: 'Mystery on Monster Is­ 9 : 0 0 P M (XD Sim o n 8i Sim o n A 61) MOVIE; 'Hot Dog... the Movie' Ski [CNN] On the Menu [M AX] MOVIE: Convoy' The truckers with deadly intentions. (60 mm.) (R) (In friendship. Peter Falk, Jill Clayburgh. land' A shipwrecked sailer battles mons­ modern-day Robin Hood is out for revenge bums and bunnies try to outdo each other battle the cops in this war on wheels. Kris Stereo) 1976 ters and cannibals as he searches for a for­ [DIS] Swiss Family Robinson against the bank that fired him. (60 mm } on the slopes while looking for a little rom ­ Kristofferson, Ali MacGraw, Ernest Borg- dD Sustaining tune in gold. Peter Cushing, Terence ^ W h eel o f Fortune (CC). ® © ) Beyond Tom orrow Scheduled: re­ ance on the side. David Naughton, Patrick [HBO] Atlantic Records 40th Anniver­ nine. 1978. Rated PG. Stamp. 1981. sary: It's O nly R o ck 'N* Roll From M adi­ (3) C E N e w s M agazine (CC). search to prevent the Koala from becom Houser. Tracy N. Smith 1984, (R) '30' Bizarre [USA] Bustin' Loose Mimi, Sonny and [MAX] MOVIE: 'Bang the Drum son Square Garden, featuring the Bee (3) Hee Haw ing endangered; the "Hemopump" a [CNN] Pinnacle [D IS ] M O VIE; 'M y ste ry on M o n ste r Is the kids help a homeless man. (In Stereo) WINTHROP by Dick Cavelll Slowly' A professional baseball player Gees. Foreigner, Crosby, Stills & Nash, small heart pump that can be inserted in 20 land' A shipwrecked sailer battles mons­ (30) Benny Hill minutes: developing a hydrogen-powereo [DIS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet helps a terminally ill teammate complete Genesis, Robert Plant, the Rascals, Yes 5 :3 0 P M (3D T and T (CC) ters and cannibals as he searches for a for­ [38) War of the Worlds (60 mm ) (in car. (60 mm.) (In Stereo) [ESPN] SportsCenter his last season. Robert De Niro. Michael and more. (60 min.) Part 2 of 2. (In Stereo) tune in gold. Peter Cushing, Terence D O y o u < N O W H O W D O I W IN A MIL(_IC3M s o TALK "SURVIVALOF Cm ) Victory Garden Stereo) Stamp 1981 Monany, Vincent Gardenia. 1973 Rated [M AX] MOVIE: 'Kramer vs. Kramer' A vSD v4p) Police Story Premiere (CC) [ T M C ] M O VIE: D on 't G o in the H o u se ’ AAAMV eERA\S AR E OKI D O L U A B S IF I a U E S S ? THE SPECIES" TO AN PQ divorced couple battles for custody of their (46) Fight Back) W ith David Horowitz in- .40/ National Geographic Specializeo ca­ Drama Updated version of the 1973-77 A psveopathic incinerator operator, once a [USA] Night Flight; Slapstick Comedy humarte dog-breeding practices; airline AVARICIOUS FEM ALE. [ U S A ] M O VIE : Th e E vil' A house oe- young son. Winner of five Oscars, includ­ meras and imaging devices uncover mi series. Tonight: Ken Olin and Patricia Wot victim of child abuse, stages a house­ H our (2 hrs.) THE HE^DOF THIS PIN? ing Best Picture. Dustin Hoffman. Meryl drinking water. croscopic life m mmute detail, penetrate tig star as a troubled cop and his under warming party for a lady guest. Dan Gri­ k,omes a prison of terror and death for a 1 ; 1 0 A M [CNN] Travel Guide group of people who meet with a Saiamc Streep, Justin Henry. 1979. Rated PG (4D Sabado G igante Programa de vane- galaxies, freeze movement and unravel standing wife. (2 hrs.) (In Stereo) maldi. Robert Osth. 1980. Rated R. mysteries about ancient Egyptian mum­ force. Richard Crenna. Joanna Pettet '.'ic- [U S A] Hollywood Insider Featured: Tom dades con juegos, competencias. entrev- Friday the 13th: The Series Unciu [USA] MOVIE; 'Bloodbath at the House 1 :2 5 A M [HBO] MOVIE; Hollywood mies. (60 mm.( tor Buono. 1978 Hanks ("Punchline”); Linda Kozlowski istas y musica y bajo la animacion oe Don Lewis' sinister ghost arrives on Halloween of Death' Horror movie cliches are Shuffle’ Offered a sterotyped role, a Francisco. (3 hrs.. 30 min.) [CNN] Capitol Gang with deadly intentions (60 mm.) (R) (In spoofed in this tale of a group of scientists struggling black actor must decide 1 :3 0 P M 120 MOVIE: 'Frankenstein' A ("Crocodile' Dundee”). d B T h is O ld H ouse (CC). [D IS ] The Lion, the W itc h and the W a r­ Stereo) •nvestigating a haunted mansion. Kenny whether to compromise his integrity or scientist obsessed with learning the secret 3 :3 0 P M (3D College Football: Wash­ Everett. Pamela Stephenson. Vincent starve. Robert Townsend, Anne-Marie of life attempts to create a living being [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday drobe Animated. Two youngsters travel v22' 1,3_(}) G olden G irls (CC) (In Stereo) ingto n S tate at U C L A (3 hrs., 30 min.) Price. 1984. Johnson, Helen Martin. 1987. Rated R (In Boris Karloff, Cohn Clive, Mae Clarke to an animal-filled kingdom ruled by a cold- (Live) [DIS] Here's Boomer v24) MOVIE: 'Count Dracula' The blooa Stereo) PKk 1931 hearted witch who never lifts winter’s sucking nobleman heads for the shores oi 1 1 :3 0 P M ® The Secret Identity of (2D S po rtsW orld Scheduled: Breeders' [TM C] MOVIE: 'Echo Park' Three peo­ OiiAUJ snowy blanket from the land. (95 mm ) England in this BBC adaptation of Bram Jack the Ripper TJirough crime re­ 24 Flow er S h op (R) Cup Steeplechase, from Fair Hill, Md. (Live) ple try to make their show business and Les Paul: He Changed the M u­ Stoker's novel. Louis Jourdan, Frank Fin­ enactments and suspect profiles, crimihol- literary aspirations come true in Los An­ [MAX] 1 :3 0 A M dD Entertainment This 0 ^ 26 C u rta in G oing Up (24) Yan Can Cook ogists examine the unsolved "Jack the geles. Susan Dey, Tom Hulce, Michael sic This tribute to Les Paul, inventor of lay. Susan Penhaligon. 1977 Week A preview of this season's ' Dv* 30; T rip le Threat multi-track recording and the solid-body Ripper " murders committed 100 years MOVIE: 'Berserk' A series of brutal Bowen. 1985. Rated R. (4D Tu M u sic a (Repeticion) nasty.” 57) Computer Chronicles murders haunts the owner of a British cir­ guitar, includes performances by Eddie ago m London. Host actor Pater Ustinov cus. Joan Crawford. Ty Hardin, Judy Gee- [U SA] Throb Sandy and Zach search for Van Halen, B.B. King, Waylon Jennings ^ MOVIE: 'Bell, Book and Candle' A (2 hrs.) (Taped) ® Naked City CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance RodawaH [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday new rock 'n' roll acts. young lady with strange powers meets a son. 1968 and Carly Simon. (60 mm.) (In Stereo) d D S ta r Search (60 min.) 3T INN News [ESPN ] Triathlon: Rainbow Irons Kids book publisher on the eve of his wedding (40) Candlepin Bowling (60 min ) 6 : 0 0 P M OD § 2) do) (46) News [TMC] MOVIE: 'Some Kind of Wonder­ James Stewart, Kim Novak, Jack Lem­ dD Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightnoare (30) Dating Game WHAT ARe YOU TRYING: .eMBARRftSSyoU? National Championship From Phoenix, ful' (CC) While pursuing the most popular Ariz (Taped) Santo Domingo Invita rs~) Three's Company mon 1959. on Elm Street Childhood memories resur­ ^ Alfred Hitchcock Presents ID DO? EMBARRASS ’ VOURE'rHE ONE girl in school, a shy teenager overlooks the face for a college coed who allows dream Paint With Pittard: Snowy Egret ( D A -T ea m [CNN] Showbiz Week [40) A B C N e w s (CC) WALKIN© AROUND [HBO] MOVIE: 'Real Men' A no- tomboy that truly loves him. Eric Stoltz. researchers to “film” her nightmares. (60 m e t d c p e a t h ? nonsense CIA operative and a mild- [CNN] Your Money 0D Charles in Charge (CC) Buddy's girlf­ Lea Thompson. Mary Stuart Masterson [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Haunted School' A min.) (In Stereo) [CNN] Crossfire Saturday WITH A STUPID, mannered insurance agent join forces to 1987 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) young woman's efforts to establish a [USA] Cover Story riend becomes attracted to Charles: Sarah [ESPN ] Starshot: Clay target shooting POOP-SCOOP.' retrieve a formula that could save the school in the Australian outback are met 11' MOVIE: 'The Holcroft Covenant' A IS infatuated with her new study partner [ U S A ] M ia m i V ic e (60 min.) (R) world. Jam es Belushi, John Ritter. Barbara with hostility. Carol Drinkwater, James Nazi's son places his life in danger when he 4 :0 0 P M ([ID Knight Rider (lD America’s Top Ten Barrie. 1987. Rated PG. 7:30PM ® M-A-s-H Laurie. Michael Becker. 1986. Rated NR considers signing a victim reparati j< s [M AX] MOVIE: ‘Reform School Girls' A QD Latin Connection Featured: perform­ (20) W a r of the W o rld s (60 mm.) agreement. Michael Caine. Anthony An­ good girl lands in a tough reform school 2 :0 0 P M CE Hawaii Five-0 ance by Noel; profile of actor Jimm y Smits ® Jeopardy! (CC). [TM C] MOVIE: Three for the Road' A drews. Victoria Tennant. 1985. after sha gets mixed-up in a botched rob­ (” L.A. Law” ). (60 min.) (In Stereo) (2_4) OeGrassi Junior High senatorial aide agrees to transport his pol­ 22) PBA Bowling: Kodak Open From C6D NHL Hockey: New York Rangers at [2^ ^ Saturday N ig h t's M a in Event Pro bery attempt. Linda Carol, Wendy O. Wil­ (2$) Record Guide itical idol's rambunctious teen-age daugh Rochester, N Y (90 min.) (Taped) (22) (30) PGA Golf: W alt Disney World/ P hiladelphia Flyers (3 hrs.) (Live) wrestling from the Baltimore (Md ) Arena liams, Pat Ast. 1986. Rated R. dldsmobile Classic Final round, from (ID Hersey's Hollywood Previews of tor to her new school. Charlie Sheen, Kerri v24) A rt of W illia m A lexander and Low ell 118) M y Secret Identity Andrew uses his Hulk Hogan vs. King Haku: Jake "the 2 :0 0 A M ® Home Shopping Over­ W alt Disney W orld in Fla. (2 hrs ) (Live) movies to be released and interviews with Greon. Alan Ruck 1987 Rated PG. Speers powers to land a spot on the track team Snake” Roberts vs. Ravishing Rick Rude; night S ervice (3 hrs.) (2$ Julia Child and Company (R) actors 9 : 3 0 P M (2g) (39) Empty Nsst (CC) |ln Ken Patera vs. Dino Bravo; Demolition vs. (26) MOVIE: ‘Halloween with the Ad- ^22) As Schools Match W its (11) Runaway W ith the Rich and Famous dB Doctor Who: The Daleks Stereo) the Hart Foundation. (90 min.) (In Stereo) dams Family' The Addams family got to­ (.38) Bosom Buddies (24) Mark Russell Comedy Special Sea­ Connie Stevens in Montreal; Tim and (41j PELICULA: 'La Venganza del Coci- 26' Racing From Plainsfield gether for a holiday reunion. John Astm, (57) V icto ry Garden (CC). dD Star Trek son Premiere As the quest for the presi­ Daphne Maxwell Reid ("Frank's Place "I m Carolyn Jones. Jackie Coogan 1977 dency heats up, so does political satirist nero de Shaolin' 40' Public People/Private Lives Istanbul, Turkey. (61) M O VIE: 'B a ttle for the Planet of the [CNN] Newswatch Mark Russell's observations about the [CNN] This Week in Japan (30) MOVIE: 'See How She Runs’ A 40- Apes' Human civilization stages its grea­ [DIS] Raffi in Concert W ith the Rise and [5f MOVIE: 'The Body Snatcher' A 19th- (3$ That's the Spirit ZIPPY by Bill Qrlfflth headline makers year-old divorced woman starts jogging test battle for survival against a world ov­ Shine Band From Totonto, the children's 1 0 :0 0 P M CD West 57th (60 min ) century Scottish surgeon enlists a graver- dD Alfred Hitchcock Presents and ends up entering the grueling 26-mile errun and ruled by apes. Roddy McDowall, songster performs favorites, including (30J Superboy obber to supply him with the cadavers ne­ Boston Marathon Joanne Woodward, (T ) N e w s cessary for his experiments. Boris Karloff. [CN N] International Correspondents Claude Akins, John Huston. 1973. "Rise and Shine.” "Five Little Ducks” and (57) W ild America (CC) A face-to-face r (Ju t w h a t T'^l s A f f John Considine. Lissy Newman 1977 3 v Monsters Nightmares come to iiie Bela Lugosi. Henry Daniell. 1945. [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Watcher in the f ^ A L L DUPIMJ TH'Jft/fW- w ett, iT'r ee&J n e m 'f [DIS] MOVIE: The Watcher in the "Shake M y Sillies O u t" (60 min.) study of the cutthroat: a school of trout is when a life-size puppet, featured m a child­ W oods' Two sisters try to unlock the se­ O FF ., .1M' PH(2A?e,u(eO PfJoPfK^ :36'' MOVIE: 'The Great Houdinis' Escape W oods' Two sisters try to unlock the se­ [HBO] MOVIE; 'The Princess Bride' hand-fed salmonfly larvae. Part 2 of 3. [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred Tff r,Vov UCABD1HE , ( z e p tA C E D e y ren's T V show, wants to play a murderous cret of the ghost in their parents rented CAUGuAGe A U d T .'f artist and illusionist Harry Houdtni be­ cret of the ghost in their parents rented Hickman, Nick Charles. (CC) A swashbuckling young swordsman [CNN] Sports Saturday game. house. Bette Davis, Carroll Baker, David a o A t i F i e e *’w T W A l f " M f A d A r . comes obsessed with the occult. Paul Mi­ house Bette Davis. Carroll Baker. David sets out to rescue a kidnapped princess in Tueize J A wei" ^cdvrcH [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Winds of Jarrah* A McCallum, 1980. Rated PG. o f" USEDO/Ec0ES“ ^ ^ 411 Resumen NFL |R) Comedy. In the m id-1960's, a couple (Pa­ (30) H unter Season P rem iere A trau post World War II Australia, Terrence [USA] Night Flight: Take-Off to New v / H e a e - y ,t w a s a *i PONT trick Cassidy. Melora Hardin) from differ­ Donovan. Susan Lyons. Harold Hopkins. York Rock T(V vJHOie PKEiJOin ' ^ 57) Woodwright's Shop [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Diary of Anne [USA] Mike Hammer matized man is unable to help the police DIO C M N w.«V ent backgrounds work together at a re­ u M u e d u A L Frank' The true story of a Jew ish family's find his father's killer. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1983. Rated NR. a t M V fC LK) WITH Voufii £M0fl TeiACkl Of 61) MOVIE: 'Bug' After a minor earth­ 6 : 3 0 P M C£l C B S N e w s (CC) sort. Based on the motion picture. (60 2 :1 0 A M [TMC] MOVIE: Prince of o e c A o c .i' quake, a small California town is infested life m hiding from the Nazis as seen through [ESPN] AW A Championship Wrestling Darkness' The contents of a mysterious A N a iH e e v tw e o r,'^ dD Too Close for Comfort mm.) (38) MOVIE: Friday the 13th. Part 11' tin e P A c / .' by a strange new strain of cockroaches the eyes of a young girl. Melissa Gilbert, Terror at Crystal Lake continues as camp [HBO] MOVIE: 'Deliverance' A week­ canister stored in an abandoned church 6toSfeS6f, (V*l£ClCJt'J Bradford Dtllman. Joanna Miles. Richard Maximilian Schell. Joan Plowright. 1980. ©) dD Starting From Scratch ® $D Reporters Scheduled: a preacher counselors are attacked by an unknown end canoe trip turns into a nightmarish turn a group of physics students into zom­ who murdered a man he baptized; a war Gilliland 1975 [USA] Cartoons ClD Munsters Today Herman winds up m killer. Adrienne King, Am y Steel, John Fu- struggle for survival for four Atlanta busi­ bies. Donald Pleasence, Jameson Parker, sropp€oi!/fA. zone where policemen are outnumbered [ESPN] Senior PGA Golf: General Tire Eddie's class when he decides to finish his rey. 1981. nessmen. Burt Reynolds. Jon Voighi. Ned Lisa Blount. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) 4:1 0 P M [CNN] Sports Close-up and outgunned. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Classic Second round, from Las Vegas. education. C6iJ Hardcastle and McCormick Beatty. 1972. Rated R. 2 ;3 0 A M 3 ) She'e the Sheriff 4 : 3 0 P M (m MOVIE: -The Woll Man' f8D Scandals (CC) Host Lindsay Wagner Nev (2 hrs.) (Live) (22) @8) NBC News 12:00A M ® coiumbo A wolf attack changes an innocent man examines shocking and bizarre happen­ 3 ) MOVIE: -The Perils of Qwendollne' [TM C] Short Film Showcase (24) P o w er o f C h o ic e (CC) How to handle QD H om e Shopping N etw o rk (4 hrs.) A young girl fed up w ith convent life goes into a werewolf. Lon Chaney Jr., Claude ings. Featured: a Beverly Hills slumlord. Continued... 2 :1 0 P M [CNN] Healthweek Rams, Maria Ouspenskaya. 1941 pressure in ways that serve your best in­ Utah's "White Salamander Murders” , a ^ Crim es of Violence Criminals, victims, on a strange quest for her father. Tawny end Dsychologv and law-enforcement ex- Kiteen, Brent Huff. 1984. U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Oct. 29, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Oct. 29, 19M — t i

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SB 69 ♦ 9 5 O ’Neal THAT w o m a n . 1 : ^ BRUNN ♦ AQ 3 ♦ 862 and the 10 won the trick. West won the 2 24 hours ago ■ ■ ♦ 10 6 5 3 ♦ K next heart trick with the ace and con­ 3 Vetch (c|198a by NEA. Inc 29 ♦ 10 8 5 4 ♦ K 92 tinued spades. Eidith won and played another heart, picking up West’s SOUTH queen. After cashing dummy’s fourth ♦ A Q heart, she led a club back toward her ♦ 10 7 5 ♦ Q94 queen. West followed with the eight, ♦ AQ J73 apparently signaling four cards in clubs. Eidith was now disposed to be­ Vulnerable: Both lieve that the diamond king was with i TH A T SCRAMBLED W ORD GAM E Dealer: West by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee West, and she further presumed that Eiast had only a singleton, since he had Unscramble these tour Jumbles, Wcft North East Soath one tetter to each square, to form Pass Pass 2 ^ 2 NT shown up with three hearts and pre­ THE BOPN LOSER by Art Santom four ordinary words. BLONDIE by Dean Young A Sian Drake Pass 3 4 Pass 3 NT sumably bad six spades. 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Follies Guest; Betty White ("The [HBO] MOVIE: 'Friday the 13th - the Insight / Out (3D [MAX] MOVIE: Topper’ study of Earth, are delayed by a man skins at Houston Oilers (3 hrs.) (Live) (D [M AX] MOVIE: 'Date With an Angel' A 11:45AM James Caan, Marsha Mason 1973. dry landscapes of East Africa. (60 min.) (R) Golden Girls"). (R) Final Chapter’ Jason the masked killer re­ (iS) Porky Pig An auto accident turns George and Marian searching for his ex-wife. Paul LeMat. [HBO] MOVIE: The Stepfather' (CC) A [DIS] You and Me. Kid youn^ composer's wedding plans go awry (In Stereo) turns to wreak vengeance on campers at Kirby into madcap ghosts. Cary Grant, Nancy Allen, Louise Fletcher. 1982. Fueling the Future How some com­ teenager becomes suspicious of her moth- GD Odd Couple [USA] Night Flight: Take-Off to New (H) Today in Bible Prophecy when an angel crash-lands in his swim­ Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) Crystal Lake. 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Jack Hawkins, Gia Scala, Alexander Knox. ^ '4 Wonderful World of Disney: Scary [DIS] MOVIE: Return From Witch CD Unauthorized Biography: Jane CD ® A B C N ew s (CC). CD foot-tall monster comes ashore and covers vampirism when he returns to his bery' Michael Crichton's fact-based ac­ Jon Cryer, Keith Coogan. Annabeth Gish. 1958 [ESPN ] Inside the PGA Tour Tales Halloween Mountain* (CC) A pair of young travelers Fonda Entertainment reporter Barbara Sustaining wreaks havoc in Tokyo. Raymond Burr, small New England hometown. Based on count of the first moving train robbery and 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) CD fiom outer space face sinister forces on Howar profiles actress Jane Fonda. Inter­ 6:30A M CD vista [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Story of Fifteen CD Beazley Showcase of Homes Keiju Kobayashi. 1985. Stephen King's bestseller. David Soul the three elegant thieves who engineered GD INN N ew s Boys' Jules Verne's novel inspired this tale earth. 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(40) Suporboy Other Side' A year after vengeful spirits T racey Ullman Show* * featuring interviews Africa. Johnny Weissmuller, Brenda Charlton Heston, David Carradine, Stacy [USA] Murder, She Wrote (60 min.) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Belizaire the Cajun' (5 7 ) Mystery!: The Return of SheHock drove them from their home, the Freeling with the stars and staff, and highlights GD C heers (CC). [M AX] MOVIE: ‘The New Centurions' GD Abbott and Costello Joyce, Linda Christian. 1948. Keach. 1978. A veteran cop and his rookie panner have (CC) Murder forces a Cajun faith healer to Holmes II (CC) Sherlock Holmes and Dr family experiences renewed attacks by w h e e l of Fortune (CC| from past shows. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Choices We Face (2$ St. Ju de's: For the Life of a Child (60 6 :3 0 PM (33 GD become involved in the conflicts between dD This Old House (CC). (ifi Career Media Network Watson help a young woman solve the otherworldly forces. Jobeth Williams, differing views on how to handle police as­ min.) (22) To Be Announced. ^ It’s a Living Jan discovers that she's dD Insight / Out signments. George C. Scott. Stacy Keach, settlers and vigilantes in 19th-century (^ Three Stooges gS) MOVIE: 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' A mystery surrounding the theft of her late Craig T. Nelson, Heather O'Rourke. 1986. expecting a baby. (3^ Ring Around the World Louisiana. Armand Assanto, Gail Youngs. 19th-century scientist's personality exper­ father's fortune in jewels. Jeremy Brett. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (30) NBC New s dD Are You Being Served? Jane Alexander. 1972. Rated R GD Conversations With $1[) ® Day by Day Season Premiere Michael Schoeffling. 1986. Rated PG. (In iments threaten to destroy him in this Edward Hardwicke star. (60 min.) Part 1 of C40) A B C N ew s (CC) Police Story Part 1 of 2. [USA] Discover '61) Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) [ T M C ] M OVIE: Big Bad Mama II' Re­ Ross takes 5-year-old Molly and his baby Stereo) GD Pore Gente Grande (90 min.) adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's 2. [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch venge drives a 1930s gun moll to kidnap GD Univision en el Deporte Comentanos sister out on the town. (In Stereo) (S) AM Boston (R) 2:0 0A M CD Multitrim ( ^ Newton's Apple (CC). novel. Spencer Tracy, Ingrid Bergman. [CNN] Week in Review the son of a killer. Angie Dickinson. Robert y resumen del acontecer deportivo por [DIS] Mousercise 9:00A M CD Sunday Morning (CC) (90 Lana Turner. 1941. GZ) Bounder GD Siem pre en Domingo Programa de CD Home Shopping Overnight Service min.) [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday [HBO] MOVIE: 'Hannah and Her Sis­ Culp. Danielle Brisebois. 1987. Rated R Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry. (60 min.) varieda^es con musica, entrevistas y artis­ [ESPN ] Motorweek Illustrated • (3 hrs.) 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Eli Wallach 38 Alfred Hitchcock Presents psychologist to the leaders of an ancient Cardinale, Sharon Tate. 1967. 11:00AM C D Face the Nation Victoria Tennant, Louise Fletcher, Kristy Chong, Dan Hedaya. 1985. tered by thBir encounter with the ghosts of [DIS] My Friend Flicka 1985. 41) El Mundo del Box Campeonatos y lu- religious cult in present-day Manhattan. Davey 8i Goliath ( ^ New Gidget Gidget believes she and CD Discover with Robert Vaughn Swanson. 1987. Rated PG-13. Marie Antoinette and her court. Wendy 6:45A M GD [USA] All-Americ»n Wrestling Family Medical Center chas enire boxeadores internacionales CD Untouchables Martin Sheen. Helen'Shaver, Robert Log­ Jeff should enrich their lives through cul­ M unsters Today Herman winds up in 2 :3 0P M CD Hiller. Hannah Gordon. 1981. Rated NR. tural events. (R) CD Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno. 7 :00PM CD 6 0 M inutes (CC) (60 mm ) Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous A gia. 1987. Rated R. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday-, Oct.-29; 1988 ~ $9 « t - MANCHESTER HERALD, SatUl^^y, Ort! ^?198« FOCUS /Entertainment FOCUS / Hobbies Sad end to a brisk start New films not for everyone Bv Sandv Colton black-and-white printing paper ALIEN NA­ the movie spins its web of deceit The Associated Press TION (R ) The and passion, we come to see that offering what Kodak claims is the premise is Camera Angles widest contrast range of any the yachtsman is not the innocent Professionals and serious ama­ promising. It’s variable contrast paper on the charmer he at first appears to be. teurs are the photographers who 1991 in L.A.. market. It features an expanded Filmeter Rob Lowe may not be enough of will benefit from a number of new and the city has exposure. The cover is reinserted contrast range from grade 0 to a an actor to make us fully grasp product announcements recently a new under­ and the packet holder turned over high end equal to grade 5 on Robert DIMatteo the contradictory sides of his made by Eastman Kodak at for the second exposure. The class — huma- character’s nature, but the movie Kodabrome II RC paper. Photokina, the world’s fair of disposable envelope can be sent noids from builds suspense without Lowe’s Most of these pr^ucts will not photography, in Cologne, West to the lab, so the photographer another planet, help. Meg Tilly and John Glover, be available until later this year Germany. does not have to unload holders in where they playing Tilly’s creepy stepfather, or next year. The Ektar 25 and One of these new products was a darkroom. 1000 films are being made availa­ were bred to contribute most of the acting. Kodak Ektapress Gold film, ■ Kodak Ektachrome 64T pro­ work as slave laborers. One of the was in "Red Heat” ). So what if GRADE: ★ ★ ★ ble in Japan and Europe this available in speeds of 100,400 and fessional film, which will replace most resourceful and Sam has funny brown.spots on his year, but will not be available in 1,600, and designed primarily for Ektachrome 50 professional film, independent-minded of these odd-shaped bald head? You get the United States until some time news photographers and photo- tungsten, 6118, offers higher "newcomers,” a guy named Sam the idea that the scriptwriter, D. O.A. (R ) Touchstone, $89.95. next year. They will be priced journalists. The 400 film can be speeds and superior performance Francisco (Mandy Patinkin) be­ Rockne S. O’Bannon, has seen a This remake of a 1949 thriller slightly higher than Kodacolor pushed to 1,600, and the 1,600 film at exposures from five to 120 comes the partner of slightly lot of action flicks, as well as begins intriguingly. as English lit Gold films. can be pushed to 6,400. They seconds. Photographers for ca­ bumed-out veteran cop Matthew some “ Saturday Night Live" prof Dennis Quaid stumbles into a On behalf of many professional should be available after the first talogs, interior architecture or photographers around the coun­ Sykes (James Caan. in customar­ sketches starring Coneheads. police station and announces that of the year. ily fine form). he’s been slipped a fatal dose of furniture should benefit. try, I’d like to add: "Thank you. Alas, O’Bannon seems to have Also new from Kodak are two poison. The rest of the picture ■ Kodak T-Max RS developer Kodak. It’s about time.” The team’s first big case watched a few too many action 35mm color negative films, Ektar tells how Quaid got to this and replenisher, a new, faster- involves drug taffic among the flicks: Halfway through this 25 and Ektar 1000, complete with desperate point, and who got him working liquid processing solu­ aliens: An extraterrestrial bad- picture, he settles for a succes­ a new film trademark to distin­ there. The built-in black joke is tion for replenished systems or die (magisterial-voiced Terence sion of overly familiar chase guish them. The 25 film is being that the prof — a once-successful. processors. Intended for use with Stamp) and his cohorts are intent scenes and shootouts. By the time FAMED OVERDATE — A careful inspection of this 1918 touted as the finest-grained film now heavy-drinking author who’s Kodak T-Max professional films War against Spain on re-introducing the aliens to a the movie reaches its bloody, Buffalo nickel will reveal the stem of a 7 showing on the market. It is reported that and other black-and-white films, President William McKinley powerful soporific drug that was bone-crunching climax, you may lost his nerve and whose wife is slantwise through each open space of the 8 — the famed enlargements of up to 20-by-30 leaving him — rediscovers his it provides higher image quality asked Congress for a declaration previously administered to them feel like you’ve been giving a dose inches display little grain struc­ 1918D overdate. and improved shadow detail for of war against Spain April 11, on their home planet. of a soporific drug. too. GRADE: integrity only when it’s too late, ture. Better color saturation, as both normally processed and 1898. Exactly one year later, the The film, directed by Graham * ♦ and he’s about to die. well as sharper images, should A P photo push-processed films. treaty ending .the Spanish- Baker, gets off to a brisk, Just as the viewer is settling make this film popular with New home video ■ And finally, there’s Kodak American War would be declared unpretentious start: It seems to down to enjoy a high-style film NEW H IT — Lita Ford performs during a recent concert in portrait, still-life and scenic Polycontrast III RC paper, a new in effect. portend good, lean schlock. The MASQUERADE (R ) CBS/Fox. noir, the film turns into a This nickel’s worth photographers. The 1000 film splintered, oddball affair.'•Its Glens Falls, N.Y. Her third album has the hit single "Kiss notion of taking the basic cop- $89.98. Here’s a B-movie that Me Deadly” offers finer grain and higher color /buddy action flick situation and delivers — the kind of small- directors. Rocky Morton and saturation than any other in its giving it an alien slant (literally) scale, slightly hokey, yet enjoya­ Annabel Jankel. cut their teeth on speed range, claims Kodak. “ Max Headroom” and music more than 5 cents A m a t o ’s C a r p e t S e r v ic e , in c . is amusing. And Mandy Patinkin ble romantic thriller that makes A warning to point-and-shoot has fun with his part: Dressed in perfect Saturday mdtinee view­ videos, and this slick background photographers: These films are FLOOR COVERING crisp suits, and acting smarter ing. Set in the picturesque Hamp­ shows — to irritating effect. Spunky Lita Ford Here is a 1918 not for you! Many of the simple Buffalo nickel • Sales • Service • Installation and more logical than his human tons, among the moneyed beach Before you can say “ M’TV,’ ’ the point-and-shoot cameras rely on that cost some­ partner, Sam Francisco is almost set, this Bob Swaim-directed picture disintegrates in an ons­ the film’s very wide latitude (up body nearly ______— 291-8358 — as pleasingly superior as Sidney picture gives us lovely, ladylike laught of poorly motivated vio­ CoDec:tors* to three stops with most negative lence, murky plot mechanics, offers no apology $12,000 at the Monday - Friday 9-4 PM or By Appointment Poitier’s black cop was in "In the Meg Tilly as a rich heiress wooed color films) rather than on really September Heat of the Night” (or as by an enigmatic, pretty-boy laughably self-conscious dia­ Corner accurate exposure. To get the Bowers and Schwarzenegger’s Rus.skie cop yachting captain (Rob Lowe). As logue, and a terrible supporting By David Bauder She angrily eschews the heavy extreme sharpness in the Ektar M e r e n a Russ MacKendrick SPECIAL performance by a ghoulish- The Associated Press metal label, but she’s co-written 25 film, Kodak removed a lot of DWOfVN auction. looking Charlotte Rampling. songs on "Lita” with two of that that latitude. As is the case when Timeless CHCV. HOFFMAN'S If you had COV ST. OLDS Watch for the original on the late GLENS FALLS. N.Y. - Sex. genre’s stars: Ozzy Osbourne and shooting transparency films that one in your show. GRADE: says Lita Ford, goes with rock ’n’ Nikki Sixx of Motley Crue. And have very little latitude, the Trevira hand and used roll like tires on a cab. she’s parlayed her success with exposure has to be right on the a good glass you could make out AMATOS E. T . , '’THE EX ’TRATERRES- The compact blonde offers no the album into opening act slots pieces had been struck there was button to get the best out of this CANFST the stem of a 7 showing slantwise * »»,/yd. Installed ’TRIAL (P G ) MCA. $24.95. This apologies for the skimpy outfits on tours led by metal popsters some monkeying with the dlo'and new film. Then. too. many of the 16 through each open space of the 8 Includes: Standard it Pad modem family classic retains its and pouty looks she displays on Poison and Bon Jovi. the limb was lost. simple point-and-shoot cameras CHCfWY ST. — the famed 1918D overdate. enchantment on video. Director the cover of her third album, Her songs run the gamut of The buffalo nickels were with automatic DX-coding will Coin mavens believe that only Steven Spielberg and screenwri­ “ Lita,” which produced the hit easily-identifiable teen-age emo­ minted from 1913 to 1938. They not work with films that have an half a dozen still exist in an Thru Nov. 15. 1086 ter Melissa Mathison took the single, "Kiss Me Deadly." tions, with such titles as “ Broken were mostly of copper like all ASA lower than 100 or higher than basic sci-fi character of a crea­ “ It’s advertisement,” Ford Dreams,” “ Back to the Cave” uncirculated condition like this. A U.S. business-strike “ nickels.” 400: the Ektar films have ASAs of “ Fine” one went for $880 at the ture from outer space, and gave it said during a recent dressing and “ Fatal Passion.” (The so-called “ warnicks” of 25 and 1,000. same sale. In the 1989 Red Book a witty, warm inflection. Their room interview at the Glens Falls The blunt “ Can’t Catch Me” 1942-1945 had no nickel content at Kodak designed these films for (retail prices) the lowest grade is alien is simply one of the most Civic Center. advises a potential boyfriend to all.) the more advanced SLR camera listed at $415 — so find one in your charming creatures from any­ Ford, a brash 29-year-old stay away from strong-arm tac­ A dealer in the Coin World owner and recommends that the pocket change and have a blast. where — a bony, beatific orphan rocker who’s posed for publicity tics. "You’d better think twice. I newspaper is offering $200 for a point-and-shooters stick with the Just below the “ 8” there is a with huge eyes like a Keane photos wearing only a guitar, ain’t no Sandra Dee,” Ford sings. full set of Buffs without the three Kodacolor Gold line of films. tiny “ F ” for James Earle Fraser, painting. GRADE: may or may not have benefited “ Don’t think I ’m easy. I wasn’t errors. That would be 65 items After viewing some sample the designer. Some authorities from her particular form of bom blonde.” total. There were complications prints, I believe these new films W e are DIFFERENT WORLDS — Sam Francisco (Mandy say that he used chiefs from three like six pieces for 1913 (high and advertising, but she’s leaving Ford, who’s pictured on the fit a very basic need, both for Patinkin) and Matthew Sykes (James Caan) are a law (Film grading: — great. little in her career to chance. Indian tribes to model for the low ground under the animal), YOUR DC back cover of her record hoisting photojournalists and serious — good, *★ — fair, ★ — She’s taken lessons from vocal head. The brow belonged to a and some skipped mintmarks and enforcement team from different worlds in "Alien a belt of silver bullets, considers amateurs interested in obtaining poor) Cheyenne, Big Tree; the nose and years. 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to understand is getting lost. Bv Patricia Blbby almost 21-year-old chafing at the an overriding theme of the book. thing of a career charting such The authors defend their work storing information by some for the Mac II, Plus and SE for the newcomer to technology, Bv Larry Blosko The Associated Press added responsiblities of “ Somebody asked me. ‘ Why aims. as profiling issues of their age. artificial hierarchy — alphabeti­ machines, with Hypertalk, the but these articles are less about Since hypertext works by asso­ The Associated Press adulthood. should we care about Alison?’’ ’ One of the leaders of the Mclnerney followed “ Bright cal order, for example — and program m ing language, but computing than they are about ciation, the person using the database is the source of where NEW YORK — When it comes At one point, her boyfriend Mclnerney said. “ I say it’s so-called literary “ brat pack,” Lights" with “ Ransom," a story Computers don’t think, yet. But getting it by means of a rigid there are versions of hypertext thinking and organizing. next to look, not unlike wandering to the social fabric that binds discusses the fine art of diplo­ because Alison and her cohorts Mclnerney rocketed up the best­ of alienated Westerners in Japan. index. available for IBM PC-AT compat­ Some of the information may be when they do, it may be through through an underground cavern. America in the late 1980s, writer macy and says, “ There are times are going to inherit the world. seller list in 1983 at age 28 with He is currently working on a the use of some database tech­ That’s a sequential approach, ibles as well. unsettling to those who think If you forget how you got to where Jay Mclnerney is worried about when it’s better to spare people’s Somebody should care about her. “ Bright Lights, Big City,” the fourth novel, as yet untitled, niques now being hyped under the one thing after the other, and The technique is important and every worthwhile notion in com­ you find yourself, you may not be the lint. feelings, keep the social fabric She’s the product of parents who story of redemption in the about a married couple bearing name "hypertext.” computers are sequential ma­ interesting because, as the total puting can’t possibly be more able to finish your journey. The author who chronicles the intact.” have achieved material prosper­ cocaine-laden fast lane of the the stress of the 1987 stock market That’s because hypertext data­ chines, first following one in­ of available knowledge expands, than five years old: the theory of hip and the hapless, the dapper Alison responds: “ And I’m like, ity but not much else.” early part of the decade. crash. struction and then the next. But finding any particular bit of it hypertext goes back to Vannevar Another problem is that since base storage allows information and the dissolute, said he is the social fabric? What the hell is The problem with Alison, Mcln­ The literary brat pack includes “ Story of My Life” is 188 pages hypertext is non-sequential, al­ becomes more and more difficult. Bush, President Franklin Roose­ the relations and links in the to be bandied by association concerned that too many young that?” erney said, is that no one has such writers as Tama Janowtiz set in large print and reads like lowing you to jump easily from Hypertext is a way of navigating velt’s science adviser. The name database are set by individual instead of by index, which, when people — especially youth of the He says it’s a delicate thing, bothered to instill in her a sense of and Bret Easton Ellis, who both the diary of an impossibly trendy, walking boots to hiking trails to that sea of information with itself was coined more than 20 humans, what is a valid associa­ you think about it, makes a big nouveau riche — may be getting “ like silk,’’ to which Alison civic responsibility or any other have found tremendous commer­ decadent and oh-so-bored friend. national parks to blister first aid. greater efficiency. years ago by a man named Ted tion for one might not necessarily difference — literally. tost in the shuffle of a self- replies, “ We’re all just pieces of altruistic values. cial success with books that Alison and her clique use rent Easy, of course, if you or someone The October issue of BYTE Nelson and literally means “ over be valid for another. In the United When humans think, they can absorbed society. lint if you ask me.” “ Instead, there’s this collective examine the sleazy underbelly of checks to buy cocaine and, else bas done the necessary magazine (McGraw Hill, $3.50) the body of words.” States, it would be understanda­ use the “ that reminds m e" and " I In his new book, "Story of My In a recent interview at his morality based on a culture in drugs and debauchery. However, conversely, drug money to pay coding. has a solid explanation of hyper­ And, as the group of articles ble to jump from “ red, white and wonder” urges to link individual Life,” the 33-year-old Mclnerney Atlantic Monthly Press publish­ pursuit of selfish aims,” the none has been taken very se­ for rent and clothes. Microcomputing’s version of text and an interesting discussion suggests, there are problems in blue” to the U.S. flag, but that bits of knowledge into a pattern. tells the sordid tales of Alison er’s office, Mclnerney quoted the author said. riously by the literary But that’s when they’re paying the technique is probably best of its origins, opportunities and using hypertext techniques to jump wouldn’t make much sense Most traditional databases do it Poole, a “ smart but uneducated” passage as one that best captured Mclnerney has made some­ community. for anything at all. exactly the other way around. known from Apple’s HyperCard problems. BYTE ordinarily isn’t organize data. One of the easiest to someone in Australia.

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Editor's note; This column is pre­ niing Junior High School Ensemble Circle. 10 a.m.; arts & crafts. 12:30 By The Associated Press pared by the staff of the Manchester — Nov. 17. p.m.; bridge, 12; 30 p.m.; exercise with but few investors compiain Senior Citizens' Center. Seniors, don't forget to make lunch "Rose,” 1:30 p.m. ■ Kraft Inc. advised Philip Morris Cos. Inc. reservations for the Thursday program dients of market tops is the latest Thursday — Orchestra rehearsal NEW YORK to sweeten its $90-a-share takeover bid to more By Jeanette Cave no later than Tuesday at noon. fad,” said Justin Mamis, an cancelled, next rehearsal Nov. 10; (A P ) — Oc­ than $110 a share or stop pursuing its hostile Director Prepayment is no longer necessary. analyst at Cowen & Co. lunch, 11;45a.m.; program, "Swinging tober 1988 has offer. Singing Seniors” ; basketweaving (ad­ “ Fads, whether they be toys or TRIPS: been no prize­ ■ Grand Metropolitan PLC of Britain The annual Senior Center Hoiiday vanced), 2 p.m. hot tips or tulip bulbs, provide Nov. 15 — Plainfield Dog Track, $16 winning month extended by a week its unsolicited $5.2 billion Fair is today untii 3 p.m. Fairgoers wili Friday —Ceramics,9:30a.m.; bingo, for the stock excitement, motivation to buy be able to buy crafts, baked goods, have per person. The bus will depart at 10 offer to buy Pillsbury Co. 10 a.m.; exercise with Cleo, 11 a.m.; market. But. and a justification for paying a lot lunch or take a chance at a raffle. The a.m. Registration is Wednesday at 9; 30 ■ Minorco SA’s $4.73 billion hostile bid for setback. 12:30 p.m.; exercise with considering of money for something you fair is one of the center's major a.m. Consolidated Gold Fields PLC was put on hold "Rose,” 1:30 p.m. hadn’t realized was so desirable fund-raisers. Dec. 7 — West Farms Mall, $1 per the historical while the British government investigates the before. person. The bus departs at 9:30 a.m. MENU: alternatives, deal’s effect on the strategic metals market. CLASSES: “ The bidding wars culminate in and will return to the center at Monday — Hot turkey sandwich with many inves­ ■ Coniston Partners launched a $456.75 Eucalyptus wreath — Thursday at top-of-the-market prices, mean­ approximately 2:30 p.m. Registration gravy, mashed potato, green beans, tors will take it million tender offer as a first step in acquiring 9:30 a.m. will be taken Nov. 9 at 9; 30 a.m. ing someone eventually will wind cupcake, beverage. without much majority control of food services giant TW Pine cone wreath — Nov. 8 and 10. Dec. 9 — Festival of Trees at up a loser because that’s the Tuesday — Meatball grinder, apple connplaint. Services Inc. Garment painting — Nov. 14 and 21 Wadsworth Atheneum. $1 per person. nature of markets.” Juice, apricots, beverage. With one ses­ ■ Wickes Cos. Inc. agreed to be aequired by from 9; 45 to 11; 45 a.m. The cost is $1. The bus will depart at 12; 15 p.m. Wednesday — Fish chowder, salad, Warnings of that sort have sion left on two New York investment groups that said Participants shouid bring a pre-washed Registration will be Nov. 9 at 9:30 a.m. biscuit, dessert, beverage. struck home lately, prompting a Monday before they will pay $560 million in cash and stock and garment. Thursday — Pot roast, whipped selling squall in the stocks of t h e month assume about $2.1 billion in Wickes’ debt. Straw broom — Nov. 17 at 9:30 a.m. MISCELLANY: potato, gravy, carrots, cherry tarts, many companies involved in ends, stock ■ The owner of Popeyes Famous Fried The cost is $5. Payment is due by Nov. State Rep. James McCavanagh. beverage. PEOPLE takeover deals and rumors. 10. market aver­ Chicken and Biscuits launched a cash tender D-Manchester, is available (by ap­ Friday — Tuna salad sandwich, With a 33.61-point decline to Decorated straw hat — Dec. 1 at 9:30 ages show offer for Church’s Fried Chicken Inc. that pointment) the first Tuesday of each chicken rice soup, dessert, beverage. First lady gets award 2,149.89 in the past week, the Dow a.m. The cost is $5. Payment is due by some modest valued its fast-food chicken restaurant rival at month from 11 a.m. to noon to discuss Jones average of 30 industrials Nov. 22. DALLAS (AP) — First lady Nancy Reagan gains since the about $290 million. any of your concerns. All discussions clings to a net gain of 36.98 points Padded photo album — Dec. 15at 9:30 SCORES: has been honored for her efforts urging women end of ■ A&P failed for the third time in two years are confidential. for October to date. a.m. The cost is $1. Materials needed The Senior Citizens' Center Orches­ Setback — Oct. 21: Pat Fales 112, to take early steps to battle breast cancer. September. to acquire Delchamps Inc., announcing it had are a photo album, 1 yard of material. 2 tra will play at the Manchester Elks Mike Haberem 111, Betty Jesanis 104, Mrs. Reagan, who recovered last year, Stocks got through the first as witness the planned layoffs of Other readings for the week withdrawn its $210 million offer for the Mobiie, yards of lace or eyelet. Lodge from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 6. Sue Howath 100 and Ralph Trial 109. received the 1988 Betty Ford Award on anniversary of Black Monday on about 1,000 employees announced showed the New York Stock Aia.-based supermarket chain. Pinochle — Oct. 24: Ada Rojas 847. Free will donations will be accepted to Thursday. Oct. 19 relatively unscathed. by Shearson Lehman Hutton a Exchange composite index down ■ Stephen Wang, 24, was sentenced to three CLINIC: A flu clinic will be held Nov. Betty Jesanis 825, Mike Haberem 755. help purchase uniforms and music. " I know how hearing the word 'cancer' or Indeed, two days later several few days ago. 2.63 at 156.79; the NASDAQ years in prison for his role in the nation’s 21 from 9 to 11 a.m. for anyone who Robert Schubert 755. Art Bouffard 744. Smoking cesssation will be held on 'malignancy' can just absolutely freeze you market indicators reached their On top of all that, many composite index for the over-the- second-largest insider trading fraud behind the missed the last clinic. The clinic will be Ann Fisher 729, John Klein 729 and Gert with fear,” the first lady told an audience of Nov 7, 14, 17 and 21 from 1 to 3 p.m. highest levels since the crash. analysts worry that what activity counter market down 5.80 at Ivan Boesky scandal. held at the Lincoln Center. Individuals McKay 729. more than 2,000 people. "But that fear should Legal aid will be held Thursday. Nov. If there is a sense of relief on has occurred in the market lately ■ The Occupational Safety and Health should consult with their physician Bowling — Oct. 25: Harvey Duplin never keep you from facing up to the need for 382.79, and the American Stock before making arrangements. 17, by appointment. Call 647-3211. Wall Street as the month draws to is dangerously speculative, based Exchange market value index Administration fined John Morrell & Co. $4.33 Finally, get well wishes are extended 550; Mike Pierro 511; Bert Sweet 503; mammograms” for detection. a close, however, there is very as it is on a frenzy of takeover A blood pressure clinic will be held Andy Lamoureaux 224, 541; Joe Bla- down 4.32 at 301.75. million, the largest fine ever against a single to Charlott Butcher. Former first lady Betty Ford, who also little elation. deals and rumors. Nov. 9 from 9 to 11 a.m. for those whose zinski 532; Paul Venza 211, 203, 570; Ed employer, for what the agency said were recovered from breast cancer, presented the In the view of a good many Volume on the Big Board last names begin with the letters A ON-GOING ACTIVITIES: Adams 235, 586; Stan Zaimor 527; Don The market’s rally since late hundreds of “ willful safety and health award. observers, both the buyout spe­ averaged 170.03 million shares a through K. A clinic will be held Nov. 23 Monday — Ceramics. 9:30 a.m.; Ostberg 215, 557; Bob Muldoon 502; summer has failed to impress violations” at the meatpacker’s Sioux Falls, Jill Eikenberry, a star of the NBC-TV series cialists who acquire stocks with day, against 170.63 million the for those whose last names begin with bingo. 10 a.m.; pinochle, 12;30 p.m.; Norm Lasher 500; Howard Miller 512; "L . A. Law,” also was honored by the Susan G. many analysts, who note that it S.D., plant. borrowed money and the traders week before. the letters L through Z. quilting. 1 p.m.; exercise with "Rose,” Jim Powers 210, 545; Jim Stackpole Komen Foundation, the event’s sponsor. has done little to lift the prices of ■ General Motors Corp. reported an indus­ the many small- to medium-size who follow in their wake are Market-watchers say it would HELP: Those looking for help with 1:30 p.m. 516; John Kravontka 221, 552; Phil Eikenberry, who had breast cancer two years try earnings record of $859.2 million for the engaged in the kind of activity be simplistic to argue that their leaf raking chores should stop by Tuesday — Oil painting. 9:30 a.m.; Washburn 200, 506; Jean Lukacs 183; ago, was recognized for "Destined to Live,” a issues known as “ secondary” third quarter, while Chrysler Corp. said its that often comes at market takeovers and buyouts have been the center for a list of high school square dancing. 10 a.m.; exercise with Lottie Kuczynski 213, 513; Rose Hamil­ television special on the subject broadcast stocks. earnings dropped 54.3 percent to $112.5 miliion. peaks. students interested in work. The list is Cleo, 1:30 p.m.; basketweaving (be­ ton 191, 515; Sandy Antonowicz 175; earlier this month. Business remains bad in many the only prop under the stock Ford Motor Co. was just short of GM’s record available in the front office. ginners), 2 p.m.; grocery shopping Harriet Giordano 492. areas of the securities industry. “ One of the mesmerizing ingre­ market this year. at $856.3 million. (Stop & Shop). call a day in advance for Bridge — Oct. 26: Rene Maire 4,430, ■ Major oil companies inciuding Mobil THURSDAY PROGRAMS: ride; non-grocery shopping (K m art), Ruth Willey 4,030, Pauline Frederick Helen Hayes gets nervous Corp., Chevron Corp., Texaco Inc. and Phillips Swinging Singing Seniors — call a day in advance for ride. 3,590, Tom Regan 3,480, Eva Libitzky Petroleum Co. reported hefty gains in earnings Thursday. Wednesday — Pinochle, 9;30 a.m.: WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) — Retired 3.410, Nadine Malcome 3,400, Joanne Consumer counsel Is skeptical for the third quarter on the strength of higher Dances of the Third Age — Nov. 10. refinishing, 9:30 a.m.; Friendship Allard 3,390. actress Helen Hayes gave mixed reviews of her latest performances on a lecture tour. profit margins in refining and marketing. Hayes, 88, told an audience at Purdue ■ The government said the U.S. economy University “ I cannot do without you,” but said about NU’s investment request expanded at a modest 2.2 percent annual rate Social Security earlier Thursday at a news conference that her during the summer, the slowest pace in almost stand-up gig made her a little nervous and she two years. Other economic reports showed wanted to stay home and tend her roses. QUESTION: I'm wondering if work­ go that route? total income. And, if you fail to report BERLIN. Conn. (A P) — The with an unregulated subsidiary although he would not name orders for "big-ticket” durabie goods plunged ing past 65 actually pays? How will this your VA checks, you may have to pay "Old age is not something I ’ve staved off, it’s state’s consumer counsel says wouldn’t increase expenses for them. 4.1 percent, personal income rose a modest 0.5 something I ’ve achieved,” she told the crowd affect my Social Security benefits when Social Security back for SSI checks you he’s skeptical about a plan by the parent company or its more percent, consumer spending was unchanged ANSWER: Not all ail. If Social of 3,000. " I ’m having a ball.” Barry Abramson, a utility I do retire? weren’t eligible to receive. Check with Northeast Utilities to form an than 1 million customers in and sales of existing homes fell 2.2 percent in Security turns down an applicant, it’s " I cannot bear to be parted from a live analyst at Prudential-Bache in because he or she does not meet the your local Social Security office for unregulated subsidiary that Connecticut. September. audience. You’ve been my very best friends for New York, said: “ Almost every ANSWER: If you continue working requirements for benefits. Of course, information about how your SSI check 80 years and I cannot do without you.” would generate and sell power to Northeast Utilities already is other utility is getting involved in ■ A Labor Department report showed prices beyond your 65th birthday and don't you are always entitled to have is affected. The actress said earlier: “ I haven't got used utilities in other parts of the confronted with having to buy (in unregulated power produc­ Americans pay for imported goods fell 1.1 collect ^ c ia l Security benefits, you'll someone represent you, a lawyer for to it, the nervousness. This is my fourth lecture country and perhaps itself. electricity from a growing tion) eitherby forming a separate percent from July through September, the first get a larger check when you finally do instance. Social Security neither en­ QUESTION: My neighbor has just and I have another next week and then I ’ll not NU officials said Thursday they number of unregulated power subsidiary or by getting into a deciine in more than two years. The drop was retire. For each year that you work courage or discourages you from such been diagnosed as having AIDS and he do any more. I ’m also lazy. I don’t like the had requested approval from the producers. joint venture/With another com­ attributed to the faii in crude oii prices and a beyond your 65th birthday, your even­ representation. You should know that wants to find out if he can get Social travel part. I want to tend my roses and stay federal Securities and Exchange Its plan to form a subsidiary pany. That is where all the growth rise in the value of the dollar. tual benefit amount will be increased 3 your lawyer cannot charge a fee or Security diability payments. What’s percent... or ‘A of 1 percent for each Social Security’s position in cases like home.” Commission to form Charter Oak recognizes the growing competi­ is and if they (utilities) don’t get ■ The Labor Department said wages have collect one from you without getting Energy Inc., which would invest tion within the power industry month that you put off collecting written consent from Social Security. this? involved, they are going to miss risen an average 3.9 percent over the last 12 as much as $200 million in and the shrinking opportunities benefits. Of course, while you are And the fees for your lawyer that are ANSWER: If your neighbor has a out.” months, but private em|!)loyer costs for Woman conquers Everest independent power plants in the for utilities to make investments working and paying Social Security authorized are taken from your back confirmed diagnosis of AIDS, he meets Construction of power plants by benefits have soared 6.7 percent largely on United States by 1992. within the regulated portion of the taxes, the amount on which your Social Security benefits. No part of our criteria for having a disability KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) - The first unregulated utilities is financed increases in Social Security taxes. Another Meehan and the National Asso­ business. benefits are based is also increasing. those fees is retained by the because, unfortunately, AIDS imposes American woman to climb Mount Everest said solely by investors. Construction Labor report showed first-year base wage ciation of State Utility Consumer “ NU has concluded that NU Even if you do decide to put off retiring government. several functional limitations. Since Friday she left a Susan B. Anthony dollar on the of plants bjF regulated utilities, increases excluding cost-of-living adjustments Advocates are questioning the wants to be a participant in this until later, don't forget to call your local your neighbor probalby has a lot of summit. such as Northeast Utilities, is averaged 3.3 percent in major union contracts Social Security office to sign up for concept, saying it would put the growth industry. We want to be a QUESTION; Should I report the fact clinical records, we should be able to "When I reached the top, I did not think of tighly controlled by state regula­ negotiated in the first nine months of this year. Medicare. Medicare protection begins being the first American woman as I happened company in the conflicting posi­ participant as a developer.” said that I just started receiving a VA verify the diagnosis and process his tors because consumers end up ■ The government announced a plan for at 65 whether you keep working or not. pension to Social Security? I’m cur­ claim very quickly. Of course, he will to achieve my personal goal,” said Stacy tion of being the seller and buyer Joseph P. Cagnetta. NU’s senior paying the costs. elderly people with equity in their homes to rently getting monthly SSI checks. still have to meet the other criteria to Allison, 30, of Portland, Ore. of the same power. vice president of corporate plan­ apply for government-backed reverse mort­ receive disability benefits. For exam­ Allison, a carpenter, reached Everest’s Meehan said it was too early for ning and regulatory relations. Under Northeast Utilities’ QUESTION: Is it true what I heard gages that could pay them up to several that Social Security turns down a ANSWER; Yes, you should. Any type ple. he must have worked long enough 29,028-foot summit on Sept. 29 after a 10-hour him to take a position on Nor­ Cagnetta said Northeast Utili­ plan, the company would initially hundred dollars a month for the rest of their certain percentage of claims so that of additional income that you receive and recently enough to be eligible for climb. Last year storms forced her to turn back theast Utilities’ plan. But he said ties is already exploring invest­ invest in power plants outside the applicants will be forced to hire should be reported to Social Security disability benefits. Tell your neighbor at 27,224 feet. "There was really no difficulty,” he would want assurances that ment opportunities in several service territories of its regulated lives. lawyers? And that they get 25 percent of right away. Your eligibility for SSI to sign up for disability benefits as soon she said. financial problems associated projects around the country. subsidiaries. an individual's benefits if they elect to payments depends, in part, on your as he can at any Social Security office. Safety agency bans lawn darts, BnsineM in Brief CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Notices Lot*/Land fo r S ale...... Marchandisa Mu*lcol Item *...... approves rules on 3-wheel ATVs lnve*tment Property ...... Comoro* ond Photo Eoulpmtnt.. Loit/Round...... 01 Rtrsonoli...... 03 Butine** Property ...... HoMdov $to*onal...... Pot* end S uopllo*...... fte fo rt P ro p e rty ...... Spcciolis^Dtftf! Mlscttlonoou* for Sot*...... Announctmtnft...... 03 AntIquM ond CoMgettbiM...... formaldehyde foam insulation. M ortgage*...... Tog Soto*...... WASHINGTON (AP) - Lawn Nashville. A u ctio n s...... 04 Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 C lothing...... F In o n c ta t...... 05 Wanted to Buy...... 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Boot* and Morino Edulomont.... Wonted to B u y/T ro d t.. prompted Commissioner Carol are tossed at a ring laid on the agency expanded the scope of the M AO YOUR AO: Clottlfgd aBvBrtlMmgiitt art Dawson to issue a plea to parents ground. ban to include all lawn darts RATBS: 1 to 6 doys: 90 conts pgr lin t ptr day. DIADLINBS: For closslflod advortlsmonts to tok«n by ftltphon# ot a convtnlgncg. Th# 7 to 19 doys: 70 conts p tr lino por day. bo publlshtd Tuosdoy through Soturdoy. thg M onchttftr Hgrold It rttpontlblt for only on# to keep the darts out of the hands Over the last decade as many capable of causing any type of 20 to 25 days; 60 conts por lino por day. doodling Is noon on thg doy botort publico* incorrtet Inttrtlon and thon only for thg tlio of of children. as 6,700 injuries have been puncture wound — not just those * 26 or moro days: 50 conts por lino por day. tlon. For odvortlsomonts to bo publlshtd thg orlolnol inttrtlon. Errortwhich do not itito n Minimum chorod: 4 linos. M onday, thg doodling Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. thg voluo of thg odvortlttmont will not bg In addition to the ban on lawn reported involving the darts, heavy enough to penetrate the corroettd by on oddltlonol Intdrtlon. darts, the safety agency voted to including 150 to 200 cases in which skull. extend indefinitely a ban on the the dart penetrated someone’s The more extensive ban had sale of three-wheel all-terrain skull, the commission was told. been sought by Congress, where PART TIME PART TIME PART TIME PART TIME vehicles. It directed its staff to At least three deaths have oc­ Sen. Albert Gore Jr.. D-Tenn., Notices FINANCIAL HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED continue to pursue development curred, the agency said. and Rep. James J. Florio, D-N.J.. of a safety standard for four- Friday’s vote directed the As o condition precedent to have pushed the issue. DENTAL Assistant, DIREC TO R Of YWCA wheel versions of the off-road agency staff to prepare an official the placement of any adver- Branch, port time. De­ Lorraine R. Pauihus Robert Clairwood For several years federal regu­ tlslno In the Manchester He­ M ONEY chairside. Tuesday, PART TIM E machines. notice of the ban by Nov. 4. If the sign, manage and eval­ lations have been in place res­ rald, Advertiser hereby Wednesday, Thursday, SECRETARY "The commission today finally commissioners then approve the aorees to protect. Indemnify FOR S A LE MATURE Woman to take 1-6. Willing to troln. uate programs and ser­ Firm makes appointments tricting sales of lawn darts to and hold harmless the Man­ First, second or third care of Infants and 20 hr/week, Ilexible $8- vices for children In did what we should have done a legal language, the ban will be High hourly rate. 649- Manchester and sur­ sporting goods stores and sports chester Herald, Its officers mortgages. Construction toddlers In exclusive 3443.______9/hour. Organized indi­ The Vernon law firm of Kahan, Kerensky, long time ago,” Commissioner published in the Federal Regis­ and employees aoolnst any rounding towns. Super­ sections of department stores in loans, business loans, day care center. vidual, general clerical Caposella, Levine and Breslau has announced two Anne Graham said. “ What li­ ter, taking legal effect 30 days and all liability, loss or Monday-Frlday, 7-1 or TEACHERS Aide needed duties, phone skills re­ vise staff and Instruc­ an effort to keep them away from expense, Includlno attor­ commercial loans, for Private School to appointments. mited recreational value lawn later. 1-6. Starting SS/hour. quired. Hartford loca­ tors, develop and children. neys' tees, arising from bankruptcy, good or bad work with children monitor budget. Lorraine R. Pauihus hasbeen named an associate darts may have is far outweighed The vote came one year and one claims of unfair trade practi­ The Children's Place, tion, near bus line. Call In many cases, however, they credit, self-employed, no nursery through se­ BA/BS In Social Servi­ in the real estate department. She received her by the number of serious injuries week after the agency began ces, Infrlnpement of trade­ Inc., 643-5535. cond grade. 11;30-5;30, for appointment, Mon­ are sold in combination with marks, trade nomes or pat­ Income verification, day thru Thurs. ^2:30. ces field plus 5 years bachelor’s degree from Emmanuel College and law and unnecessary deaths.” looking into the problem. Com­ refinance, bill 5 days per week. 646- experience. Salary other games, such as volleyball ents, violation of rights of degree from the University of Connecticut. She is a The action came as an 11-year- mission Chairman Terrence M. privacy and Infrinoement of consolidation. Call MBE TELEPHONE 1610. YMCA Comp $12,000-S14,000 for 20 member of the Connecticut and Tolland County Bar old Tennessee girl lay in a coma Scanlon stressed this was ex­ and badminton, and thus can copyright and proprietary CATERER needs food Woodstock hours per week, lob rights, unfair competition Financial Service. CALLERS associations. She lives in South Windsor. after a lawn dart penetrated her traordinary speed for the agency, easily come into use by children. preparer and cook. 522-4183 ext. 309 shore. Excellent benef­ and libel and slander, which e32-9280-523-2CM For the NaUeeal Mondov-Frdav, 7om- its. Send resume by Robert R. Clairwood has been named land brain. Amy Herrin was reported which took nearly five years to Scanlon and Graham voted for may result from the publica­ the ban with Dawson abstaining Fadonrtieii of the Blle4 1pm. Call 646-6454. November 11,1988 top. planner in the firm’s zoning department. Clairwood in critical condition at Vanderbilt issue its last product ban, a 1981 tion of any advertlsment In WAREHOUSE Person, W ilson, YWCA, 78 University Medical Center in prohibition on the sale of urea until she sees the legal notice. the Manchester Herald by of Ce—ecMwrt office la SECRETARY/ReceptIo part time, 12 noon to received his bachelor’s degree from the University advertiser. Including adver­ East Hartfari. 1st. Part time position North Main Street, of Virginia. He received a master’s in Urban tisements In any free distri­ Employment 5pm, Monday thru Fri­ Manchester, Connectl- available with Man­ day. We are an eoual Planning from McGill University. Clairwood is the bution publications pub­ •7/hourly. Work chester CPA firm . Gen­ cut 06040 AA/EOE lished by the Manchester opportunity employer. former assistant city planner In Norwich. He lives in Meatpacker to fight OSHA fine Herald. Penny Sleffert, hours. Monday- eral office skills re- Contact Jerry De- G IV E YOUR budget a Norwich. Publisher.______I PART TIME Thursday, 5pm-9pm, aulred. Non-smoker celles, 643-5107. break ... shop the clossi- preferred. Call John unfair and totally unjustified.” I HELP WANTED Friday, 5pm-8pm. ried columns for bargain WASHINGTON (AP) - The it.” LOST Kava at; 646-5528. Hundreds of readers turn puvs! Occupational Safety and Health Morrell, the nation’s fifth larg­ "This is guilt by headline,” Year-round to Classified every day Aetna earnings drop 7% AND FOUND PART time AM. Office employment. Must A dm in istration on F rid a y est meatpacker, said it would Schloss said from the company’s worker for Real Estate searching for some par­ HARTFORD (AP) — Aetna Life & Casualty said have glear speaking ticular Item. Will your ad slapped a record $4.33 million fine seek an injunction on Monday in headquarters in Cincinnati. “ It LOST. Black, male cat office. Some office ex­ Salem Nassiff NURSE AIDE Friday that its third quarter earnings declined 7 on John Morrell & Co., saying the U.S. District Court in Sioux Falls clearly is unfair for OSHA to with white stomach perience helpful. 646- voice, good writing be there? 643-2711. percent from $254 million, or $2.21 a share, in the meatpacker forced hundreds of “ to stop OSHA from singling us single us out and demand we do and feet. One year old. 4655.______skills snd be depend­ Camera & CERTIFICATION 1987 period to $235 million, or $2.07 a share. injured employees at its plant in out for penalties ... for what is more when we already are Last seen on August 28, PART Tim e positions able. Call for an Inter­ Photo Shop CLASS The company’s operating earnings also fell, by 17 Charter Oak Street- view, 289-1071, ask TV R EN T A L Sioux Falls, S.D., to keep work­ clearly a national, multi-industry leading the industry in this available. Flexible Meadows Manor Is ac­ percent, from $231 million, or $2.01 a share, in the Sycamore Lane area. schedule. Friendly at­ for Carol Starkes, Part time position REPRESENTATIVE ing, even immediately after safety and health problem.” effort.” Answers to Reebok. cepting applications for 1987 quarter to $190 million, or $1.67 a share. The fines all stem from what is mosphere and free mo­ between 3pm-8pm. available for mature, We are looking tor a surgery. Pendergrass, however, said an Please help us find him. vies. Apply at; U.A. Nurse Aide Certiflcatlon "Personal and commercial-property results were increasingly recognized as cu­ well-groomed Indi­ The fine, the largest against a OSHA inspection of the giant Call 649-7492 after 6. Theaters, east, Man- mature, dependable Class to begin Nov­ down from last year, along ^ th group insurance mulative trauma disorders such € a ^REER Resource Advi­ vidual In customer person to help coordi­ single employer in the agency’s plant begun six months ago IMPOUNDED. Dober­ chester Parkade. ember 14th. Permanent results,” said James T. Lynn, Aetna chairman. as carpal tunnel syndrome and sor. Coventry High services and related 17-year history, reflects what uncovered “ the worst conditions man, Neutered, male. CUSTODIAN. Part time, nate our rental pro­ positions may be availa­ For the first nine months, the company’s net tendinitis in which joints become Black and tan. Picked School. Perform re­ photo finishing. gram In Manchester ble at the completion of Assistant Labor Secretary John we’ve found in any industry to evenings, S-8:30pm. search, provide Infor­ income was $503 million, or $4.40 a share, down 30 A. Pendergrass called “ an em­ incapable of movement because up at Garden Apart­ Hours flexible, 5 days Memorial Hospital. the data. Permanent date.” ments. Call Adnover mation for develop­ 643-7369 percent compared to $723 million, or $6.24 a share, ployer who knew about a serious of repeated hand, wrist and arm per week. Apply; Facil­ ment of career Granada Hospital position starting salary Poo Warden, 742-7194. ities Services, South for the same period last year. health hazard, saw the tragic toll Morrell Chairman Milton J. motions that wear away soft resource center. 12 Group Is the largest Is *8.28 per hour and an FOUND. Anyone missing Windsor Board of Edu­ hours per week. Salary PERSON to assist with excallent benefits pack­ Operating income in the same period was $471 on its workers and chose to ignore Schloss called the fine “ grossly tissue protecting them. administrative duties provided of T.V. Rental a gray and white long c a tio n , 1737 M a in according to salary age begins with data million, or $4.11 a share, down 26 percent compared hair, male cat? Has Street, South Windsor. In small office. Book­ oervlca to hoapitals. 3- to $639 million, or $5.50 a share, last year. schedules. Contact; parUdpatlon. been around for sev­ 528-9711 ext. 40 EOE. ' M r. Dennis Joy, Cov­ keeping experience 4 afternoons per week, Aetna, based in Hartford, said its assets as of eral months. Any Infor­ GOLF Coach. Coventry entry High School, 78 helpful. Flexible hours, 2-7:30 with alternating PERMANENT PART Sept. 30 totalled $77 billion, 5 percent more than last Feds reject rice farmers’ request mation, coll 643-6600. High School. March- Ripley Hill Rood, Cov­ 20 hours per week. weekends and holi­ TIME POSITIONS ARE Contact Whithorn year. June. $1000 Contact Mr. entry, Connecticut days. For Intervlow, NOW AVAILABLE. Dennis Joy, Coventry Nursery, 643-7802. WASHINGTON (AP) - In the Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, ban on rice imports. 06238. 74^7346. coll SARAH at Please apply in person Team gets Army contract HNANCIAL High School, 78 Ripley to Mrs. Oliveira at: first test of a new, tougher trade or GATT, rather than in direct “ We are shocked and dismayed Hill Road, Coventry, Placing an ad In Classified 1- 800- 343- 4052 . confrontation. Is easy. Just call 643-2711. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Army on Friday law, the Reagan administration that Ambassador Yeutter once ABANDON the search. Connecticut 06238. 742- ALL CALLS RETURNED. MoadDws ManDT on Friday rejected a request from The administration had re­ again would reject the U.S. rice 7346.______We'll help you with the selected a winning contractor team to develop the Thank you for making VERNON. Dental office wording of your od. 333 Bidwell St. engine that will power its next generation of U.S. rice farmers that it launch jected a similar petition in 1986 industry’s request,” said J. Ste­ us no.1 for 41 years. needs energetic, moti­ Manchester, CT 06040 because it wanted to give Tokyo Fast, confidential, HELPING PEOPLE sa­ vated person for diver­ helicopters, and gave the go-ahead to two other an investigation into charges that phen Gabbert, president of the tisfy their needs and D47-0101 the Japanese government is time to negotiate changes in its Rice Millers Association. easy mortgages. Mr. sified duties, Monday- lot teams to compete against each other in designing Mortgage where wants ... that's what want Frlday, 8om-12 noon. the rest of the chopper. unfairly blocking rice imports America borrows has ods ore all about. Call 875-5664 tor details. ’The service, in brief announcements, said it was into that country. been a neighborhood PLACE awarding the engine contract to the Light The announcement by U.S. tradition helping ho­ Helicopter Turbine Engine Co., a partnership Trade Representative Clayton meowners for 41 years. EARN $8 PER HOUR HELP WANTED formed by the Allison Gas Turbine Division of the Yeutter came as something of a DRY ICE Please call Conn & Conn of 233-9687._____ U.S. Census Bureau needs Fleldllsters In AD General Motors Corp. and the Garrett Engine surprise because supporters of ABANDON the search. Hartford and Tolland Counties, for the 1990 SS: Because of our countless readers. CUSTODIAN. Immediate Division of the Allied Signal Aerospace Co. the petition were hoping the FOR YOUR HALLOWEEN PARTY W: opening for person pressure of presidential politics Thank you for making census. The lobs will last from 4-8 weeks, That partnership was selected over another us no.1 for 41 years. Classified ads bring such good with experience. Strip­ would force a different outcome. starting now and the hours are flexible. competing team, known as APW, formed by the Order Yours Today! Fast, confidential, Earn $8 per hour -i- 22'/^< per mile for the response you may have trouble ping, waxing, butting Pratt & Whitney Division of the United Technologies Yeutter called Japan’s barriers easy mortgages. Mr. floors and performing use of private automobile. Requirements; other custodial func­ Corp. and Lycoming of Textron Inc. Pratt 8e against rice imports “ intolera­ Mortgage where keeping track of interested callers! U.S. Citizen, and pass a written test. tions. Excellent stort­ Whitney is based in East Hartford, Conn.. ble.” But he said he believed the MANCHESTER ICE & FUEL America borrows has matter could be better handled 51 Bissell Street, Manchester been a neighborhood If Interested, call The Census Office at; M a n c h e s te r ing rate and complete, The Light Helicopter Turbine Engine Co. tradition helping ho­ 643-2711 fully paid benefit pro­ previously had received a contract worth $132.4 through a new round of trade meowners for 41 years. H e r a ld gram. For details, call negotiations now being carried 643-1129 203- 644-0634 Manchester Monor at million and on Friday, it won another $75.4 million to Please call Conn & ewMl Oppoftvwitv emplavcr continue the work. out under the 97-nation General Conn at 233-9687. 6464)129. F l l h elp WANTED Q I ] HELP WANTED E j ]H ELP WANTED E O hELP WANTED F T ! H E L P WANTED E 3 H E L P WANTED

TUBE Bender, and Tube HORTICULTURAL Asembler. Persons WAITERS and Wai­ tresses. Ponderoso Is Front Dnk Maintenance Techni­ SECRETARY needed for hand flttlno Full time position, flex­ cian. Full Or port time (PatTlak) of aircraft compo­ now accepting applica­ ible hours. Please PLAY positions to maintain ENSE 20 hours per week (flex­ nents. Experience with tions for all shifts. apply at: ,‘‘A Winner Every Day... Monday thru Saturday" Shifts are available for tropical ptonts In local ible). >8->9/hr. Organ­ CONSTITUTION ST’ATE brazing and layouts a offices. Experience plus. Apply In person: mothers with school GOOD ized Individual. General children. We also have SI IIS&V preferred but will The E.A. Patten Com­ train. Flexible hours. clerical duties. Phone shifts available for Vinion, Cl skills required. Hartford MANCPESTERHONCA 24 ADAMS ST. 646-3515 238-EVW pany. 303 Wetherall Reliable car needed. .CONNECTICUT Street, Manchester, high school and college HELP 646-5700 aoa/AA location. Near bus line. Your >25 check is waiting at MANCKSiBtHohoMf your license number appears somewhere In the classified columns today... students. Please apply People looking for Excellent benefits. 242- Connecticut.______2554.______Call for appointment, In person a t, 119 jobs read our Mon.-Thurs. 9am-2:30 BOOKKEEPER/GIrl Fri­ Spencer Street, RETAIL Positions avail­ day for growing small employment listings pm. Manchester.______WANTED. Recreation able. Unique Mlssy-Jr. hom es manufacturer In Man­ every day Sportweor store look­ YMC6 Camp WesMaeh chester. Knowledge of COOKS/Buffet Attend­ Vehicle service person. IHELP WAMTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR SALE ants. Ponderasa Isnaw ing for assistant man­ S22-4163, ext 309 computers o plus. Full MANCNESTEIt Will train. Full or port ager and port time accepting applications time. Apply: Blon- SOI HAIRDRESSER wanted. MEDICAL ASSISTANT. RADON Techs. Will train company benefits. 643- days In our Manchester LIGHT Bench work. HARVEST. Main Street, 6034. for day time and even­ HERALD stelns Camping Center, DENTAL Assistant. Pull Full or port time. Coll Family practice. Port to test/romedlote Koge Company needs TERRIFIC Ranch In quiet 784 Talcottville Road, Porkode Store. Com­ Manchester. TIcketron ing shifts. Part and full petitive salary. Coll time, maximize your Tuesdav-Soturdov, tlme/full time. Flexible homes and offices for people for light bench neighborhood. Priced time positions ore now dassMadads Vernon.______operator, ticket soles, 647-8341 and ask for potential, experience 742-8017,9-4pm. Village hours. Coll Karon, 643- radon. Cor needed. Sa­ work making holiday to sell. 5'/i rooms, 2 full COLUiBIA available. Please gheoa 643-2711 Beauty Shop. 6486. lary ♦ . 742-9424. small plyer work for MAHUFACTURNB INC. GENERAL Office clerk. Nicole.______lob satisfaction with glitter plaques. Ideal lewolry assembly. baths, sunporch, lower apply In person at, 119 Must type, will train. personal and profes­ Imnidlita Bpimlngi: RN/LPN. Family prac­ for retired woman. Good moth skills, wil­ level fam ily room and Spencer Street, Apply: Blonstelns sional growth and ful­ (Transportation may gorogo. Coll office to­ TIB WiMor Manchester.______tice. Port tlme/full ling to train responsi­ Comping Center, 784 fillment by utilizing be provided). Hours, ble adult. Approxl- day for your exclusive FULL time position ROOFERS AND Talcottville Rood, time. Flexible hours. your warmth and Inter­ All ArwMd Mf^lnlit Coll Karen, 643-6486. 7:30-2:30, flexible. 646- motely 35 hours/week. showing. 8149,900. Sen­ The above listed,posi­ available at automo­ Vernon.______personal communica­ asm 8228, office hours, 6-3. try Real Estate, 643- tions require a minimum ROOFERS HELPERS WE SELL Includes Saturday and tive lube center. Expe­ starting pay. >9* per PAINTERS with expe­ tion skills. A well or­ UNITED Church Dlrecto- Thursday until 8:30pm. 4060.O ot 2 years experience. rience helpful but will HgM eKM Btri hour. Experienced help rience needed. Own ganized flexible, fun rles Is looking for q Call 649-2908, tOom- There are also openings train the right person. transportation o must. Full time position. loving person will wel­ EXCITEMENT!! hard working success 5:30pm. for entry level sheet Hourly plus bonuses. will be paid accordingly. Please apply at: come this challenge In Good working condi­ Could start Imme- Looking to expand oriented Individual to metal trainees. Call 647-0997. C gg ifortlM our rapidly growing Toyota & Pontiac — Two of the best BOLTON Lake. Four tions. Call diotelv. 646-7760. selling cars in America todayl work full time In a 49-55 hour week FULL time person 42S Hartfori Tglw. periodontal practice. our night crew. soles/publlc relations r n SITUATION room Ranch, masonry APPLY IN PERSON EASTERN ROOFINfi Our patients appre­ on 216 lots, 2 storage wanted for quick SECURITY Veragg, CT Guaranteed incame affsred ta peaple Need applicants to position. Our 25 years UNWANTED 105 Route 06 East change lubricating CORP. • 282-0711 ciate and value our of experience has buildings, private Columbia, CT 871-2432 loe/Ai services and smiles. wha are career minded, self-mativated stock shelves on the beach, appliances, gas work. 647-9130. CPP/PInkorton. one of proven that females os M A TU R ?W om en look- the largest security Our goals ore to be the and hov# a desire ta be more than well os moles ore heat. Reduced to RN/LPN-We hove a full INSURANCE. Personal best. If we hove stirred average. night shift. Hours Ing for work. Willing to 8144.000. 649-1794. companTos, has full lines customer service equally successful. do light housework. time or part time posi­ time and part time up some Interest, we 9-7. Competitive You will be contacting MANCHESTER. 3 units. 2 tion from 7am-3pm, representative. Two would love to shore Any previaus sales experience very 647-9340, evenings. SPECIAL RECRUITING openings available In years automobile and ..helpful. salary and benefits. oreo churches of all . family plus one single 3pm-11pm and llpm - the Manchester, Ver­ Ideas. Please call faiths. Salary, bo­ family. Enloy the pri­ 7am, Mondav-Frldoy. home owners. Rating Elaine at 633-2048, be­ Mature, responsible IDUSINESS MANCHESTER non, and East Hartford experience desirable. We have one of the best com|>ensation nuses, benefits, ex­ vacy of 0 single family No weekends, for more tween 8-4, Monday- pense paid training I OPPORTUNITIES with the added feature Information, please area. We offer: As well os some com­ Thursday. Ernest B. & training plons available in the in­ person. Interested KELLY SERVICES puter use experience. school. Send resume of Investment prop­ coll D.N.S, Mondoy- • Up to >7.50 an hour Splra, DOS and team. dustry. applicants apply to: to: Jock Winters, 708 COOKIE Route for sale. erty. Close to down­ w ill be Interviewing at the Frldov, 9am-3pm, to start Pleasant 16 person of­ Hartford area, soles of fice In downtown Mon- Call Gory Bergran or Bill Botsia at 646- Clara Terrace, Bel town and shopping, Crestfleld Convoles- • Benefits Aire, Maryland 21014. 8300,000 plus. Selling highway and buslines. cont, 643-51S1.______chester, two blocks EXECUTIVE 4321 for a personal interview. for 823,000. Coll Lorry YWCA • Paid vacation for FT from 1-384. Attractive SECRETARY. ‘Opening Asking 8179,500. Pres­ RN/LPN Baylor Supervi­ and FT SALES PERSONNEL ot 649-5624.______tige Properties, Better 70 N orth M a in St. benefits program. Con­ I LYNCH TOYOTA PONTIACI In nice modern office'. sor. We hove on open­ • Cash Bonuses tact Dorothy at: Hllb, The Prudential is Needs good typing and MIDDLETOWN. Thriv­ Homes and Gardens, ing for a Supervisor DEPT. 859-0775, evenings, 537- Tues., November 1st between 9 am 0,2 pm • Flexible schedules Rogol and Hamilton seeking a bright, SOO W . CENTER ST. phone skills and enloy ing Auto Window Tint­ position every wee­ 23BSKNCERST. ing Business for sole. 0143. Broker/Owner. Apply at 630 Oakwood Company of Connecti­ highly motivated in­ working with people I kend. 7pm-7om. For cut tor oppointment, MANCHESTER Pleasant environment. High traffic oreo. Ex­ We need: CLERKS, more Information, Ave., West Hartford bet­ dividual, who has the MANCHESTER, CT MANCHESTER. Let us DATA ENTRY, 643-1155.______Excellent working con­ cellent cosh flow. New show you this lovely 11 please coll Director of ween Sam and 7 pm, initiative to build a ditions. Coll for ap­ lease with reasonable TYPISTS, Nursing, Mondoy- Monday through Friday, MAINTENANCE. Varied room home with In-law solid professional pointment! 647-0200. rent. Figures available apartment In first SECRETARIES, Frldov, 9om-3pm, or call 527-4177 for an lobs: cleaning In our for Interested pros­ WORD PROCESSORS. Crestfleld Convoles- offices and warehouse, sales career in insur- floor. Large rooms appointment. * pects. Owner financing with 6 or more bed­ cont, 643-5151. yard work, messenger ance and invest­ possible. 8115,000. duties. Learn building ments. Extensive 2 rooms, 2500 per POSITIONS AVAILABLE Glastonbury Heath Cara INSTRUCTION 646-7709.O______area. Responsible per­ Canter currently has I son needed for man­ mediate Medical Core MACHINIST. Experience week. Excellent bene­ BOLTON. Completely 745-3383 or 249-4555 Center of East Hart­ WE ARE NOW HIRING FOR PART-TIME POSITIONS FOR DAY 5 EVEN­ openings for CNA's to TUTOR. Certified, expe- renovated Ranch. ager position. For In­ preferred but will fits. Call Bill Raspa or ING SHIFTS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS WITH STARTING RATES OF >6.05 eoe, M/F/H terview, coll 291-8477, ford has 0 full time train. Excellent pay work full time on the 3- rlenced. Special and Must be seen. Afforda­ opening for o regis­ Harry Velardi at 646- PER HOUR FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS: Not an agency, never a feel between 9-4.______and benefits. EOE 647- 11:30 pm shift. PRN and regular education. All ble 5 room Ranch with 1 tered X-Ray Techni­ 1145 or send resume to part time positions are basic sublects. Child­ both and 1 cordetoched NURSE Aide Certified, 8596.______CASHIERS GROCERY CLERKS cian. Our Techs enloy PRODUCE CLERKS alao available on all shifts. ren & Adults In your garage. Located on Home Health Aides. working on a rotating 3 DRIVER. Fuel oil truck. Prudential MEAT CLERKS DELI CLERKS Wa offer an axcallant sa­ home. 649-1870. private 1 acre lot. Easy Upjohn Health Core day work week. We Class II license re­ Insurance Co. access to highway. Services has Imme­ offer o complete be­ quired. Dependable lary and benefit package 491 Buckland Road, WE ALSO HAVE OTHER PART-TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE WITH Including: 8168.000. Plano Real diate openings for ex­ nefit package Includ­ fuel oil dellverv,eastof Estote, 646-5200 □ perienced people. the river. Experienced So. Windsor, CT 06074 STARTING RATES OF >5.25 PER HOUR IN THE FOLLOWING DEPART­ PRIVATE PARTY ing 0 weekend differen­ for immediate MENTS: ON-SITE CMLO Real Estata BOLTON. Beautiful one Days, evenings, nights, tial and 0 competitive only. Pull time. Insu­ and llve-ln hours avail­ rance 8, benefits. Coll EOE appointment, u/r DAYCME owner home located In Merchandise Ads storting salary. Inter­ BAKE SHOP CHEESE BAZAAR private country set­ able In the Manchester ested applicants, coll 647-9137. BENERT/NO BENEFIT area. 521-8920. SEAFOOD SALAD BAR HOMES ting. features 3 bed­ Kim at 721-7393, GENERAL MERCHANDISE W M E SCALE rooms, 2.5 boths, fin­ Mondov-Frldoy, 9-4. FDR SALE NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY, WE WILL TRAIN EXCEUENT LOCATION ished family room with Full Time OIL Truck Driver. Expe­ DRAFTSPERSON custom bar, sliders to rience not necessary. 10 MMUTES FNOM All real eitota advertised In deck with wonderful Two Positions Must hove Class II For thOM PART-TIME POSITIONS. Mida from good wagaa. wa offer an the Manchester Herald Is views. All on o profes­ Mechanical draftsperson for axcallant banafita package which Includaa; paid holldaya, vacatlona, aick HANTFOND sublect to the Fair Housing Avaiiabio license. Full or port Act of IMS, virtileh mokes It sionally landscaped 1 time. Winter months or manufacturing company. No minimim pay, Ufa Inauranca, medical plan and panalon. For more Information or acre lot. Coll now! Interview for appolnt- Illegal ta advertise any pref­ 1-FOOD ASSEMBLY year round. Apply: M experience, but must be motivated and Wa will alao be accepting appllcatlona from IS year olds. erence, limitation ordlserlm- 8205,000 Rono Real Est- manL contact Anna Maria * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days 8, M on. Route 6, Inotlon based on race, color, ote, 646-5200 D______& WRAPPING Bolton, 649-2871. responsible. CAD background a plus. If Intarastad, plaaso apply to: Aldous, RN, DNS. * Additional Lines 50« Pep Line, Per Day religion, sox or notional COVENTRY. Immediate TEACHER Aide. (Porop- Excellent opportunities for growth. origin, or on Intention to occupancy. Come and * Classifications 71 thru 07 2-JANITORIAL/ SUPER STOP ft SHOP SUPERMARKETS GLASTONBURY moke any such preference, rofesslonol). G.H. Ro­ Competitive compensation package in a Broad Street enloy country living In * Merchandise Under >250 limitation or discrimination. MAiNTENANCE bertson School to aide secure working environment. Manchsatar Parkade HEALTH CARE Tho Herald will not know­ this Callfornla-Style * Ad must contain price! *5.50 an hour to start reading consultant. As­ Manchastar, CT ingly accept any odvertlse- Ranch on over t acre of sist In Inventorying and CENTER ment which Is In violation of beautiful level land. You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds with scheduled wage Contact Personnel Department - the low. distributing reading INTERVIEWS WILL BE CONDUCTED AT TIME OF APPLICATION An AMm m H M «i Caro This great starter or due to this low price... reviews and super be­ materials, reinforcing AftooctalM, Nm . manawad tMMRy. SOUTHERN New Eng- retirement home fea­ nefits. No experience students reading In­ 683-2005 lond closslfleld ads tures on oversized fam­ necessary. We need struction and record 1175 HEBRON reach nrarly 800,000 ily room or bedroom caring people to Join keeping. Contact: M r. AVENUE homos In Connecticut with sliders and An­ William Carpenter, TURBOTEC s io p Ss h o p and Rhode Island. The derson windows. Po­ CALL CLASSIFIED our team. Call G.H. Robertson GLASTONBURY, price for a basic 25 tential for third bed­ 6 3 3 -7 6 5 6 School, 227 Cross PRODUCTS, INC. SUPERMARKETS C T 06033 word ad Is only 855 and room. Over 1200 square ask for Dave. Street, Coventry, Con­ 651 Day Hill Road • Windsor, CT 06095 A . Cei.1 OwwtMiHi c « a i .w ' u /r will appear In 43 news­ feet ot living space. 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 N O W ! necticut 06238. Phone: (203) 659-1905 papers. For more In­ Priced to sell, 8135,900. S 742-7341. One of The Stop & Shop Companies formation coll Classi­ Golden Oaks Realty, fied, 643-2711 and ask 646-5099, or Joel la, 872- for detolls.a SI 70. * -Tccry K r ^ . y - r r

.wwe « a 4 4 I A • « M uaa« 4a«.f a S a e a « « f % A. % ta Aa «e« a * 3 ,4 * J I • ’A’A'e’A'«'A%%m.a Baowtj tjrjr fS t 4 I HOMES ^ FOR SALE FOR SALE HOMES HOMES CONDOMINIUMS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS IFOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE M0RT8A8E8 FOR RENT FOR RENT C O LU M B IA. New listing. SUGAR and spice. And oh fA Spcdoli: Enjoy country living, so nice! Charming 6 ' FOREST Ridge Town- MANCHESTER. Lvdoll ^ S S t TIa RTFORD. 2bed- and 0 convenient com­ room toll dormered house. 3Vi baths, 3 bed­ t U U m BENMDT7 Woods, 2 bedrooms, 2 rooms, appliances, mote to Hartford. Cape on Horton Road MaRcbottor • Manehostar • rooms, 1900 square feet STOP FOKCLOSWEII baths on first floor. wall to wall carpeting. Beautiful, 2 year old In Manchester. Featur­ Origiaal awaara of living space, fire­ If you are falling behind on Central olr, central Adults, security, no ing 3 bedrooms, V/j OwHtrs Matt Sail. place, olrcondltlonlng, vac, microwave, 2 cor 1 ^ CLEANING R H CARPENTRY/ MISCELLANEOUS Raised Ranch featur­ haadiag soiitlil your mortgage payments... pets. $500. Milne Real ing 7 rooms, 4 bed­ baths, fireplace, hard­ Price reduced. Charm­ deck with view. Par­ garage. Enormous Estate, Inc. 528-6573, IS^SERVICEO | £ ] REMODELING 8 Room, spacious Dutch OR...II your home Is In fore­ SERVICES rooms, walk-out fam­ wood floors. Economi­ ing 8 room Cape In tially finished walk-out closure, WE CAN HELPI storage attic. Quiet, 569-4161.______Colonial. 4 badrooma, basement. Pool, tennis ily room with sliders, cal to heat. Lovely move-ln condition. 3 No payment program avail­ scenic, 15 minutes from ROCKVILLE. 1 bedroom CLEANING Service. Cueiom buNt hemee, oddNIem. yard with new plant­ 2H baths, large kitchen, court. Priced to sell at Hartford. Available fwneoWne, wood eWfiQ, dedte, deck, plus many added badrooma, large family able for up to 2 yaara. Bad Includes appliances, Home or office. Day DUMAS ELECTRIC HAWNES TREE SERVICE features Including on ings pluso fabulous 16 x front to back living room $159,000. Coll owner at November 1st. No pets. night, weekend. fooAGO. oonorHo worti. maoonry t oM room, large wood deck, credit Is not a problemllAsk heat and hot water, ptMOoo ot oonotrwoGon, Baolrtoal lepalra, Buckal, truck 4 chippar. Stump 8x8 room to finish to 32 Inground pool I New and family room, 2 car 647-0748.______$800 monthly. 649-8170 parking, modern kit­ Weekly specials. Reg­ It rotiie slolt Of cOHtnelots net tddad wiring. ramoval. Fraa aatlmataa. price. $149,000. Jack- fireplaced den, treed lot, how LOW payments can or leave message, 643- ooMo • eoN uo/ your liking. Energy ef­ garage. Treed lot. Ex­ help you SAVE YOUR chen and both. IVi ina Ronlerl, 645-0682. returning iiour Today, did you pay aomaona Spadal conaldaratlon lor ficient home situated son A Jackson Real 2 car garage. Excellent MANCHESTER. Immac­ 2111.______PuNy Inourod • Proo godtwoioo cellent location. Owners HOME TODAYI month security, $380- lor doing nothing? aldarty and handleappad. on over an acre of Estate, 647-8400.O value at •100,900. Call ulate townhouse, end TWO Bedroom apart­ $495 per month. No will consider offers. Oill unit. 2 bedrooms, IVi Swiss Ceasarvathw Graap NO TIME TO CLEAN Call ma, Jotaph Oum tt at beautifully landscaped CLOSE Your eves and Joe Lombardo ment In 4 family house. pets. 872-8095. 9-5, 64AA2S3ar44M612(mt) 6 4 7 -7 5 5 3 p ro p e rty . $169,900. lust Imagine the charm Joe Lombardo, baths, appliances, full at (203) 454-1330 ar Stove and refrigerator. weekdoys.______643-1720 AWfwMaili Lombardo & basement. Small, YOUR HOME? Golden Oaks Realty, and spaciousness of the (203)4544404 No utilities. Referen­ MANCHESTER. Fo u r 646-5099, or Judy, 228- older bungalow style Lombardo & newer complex on bus­ ces and deposit. $525. Let FARRMID REMODEUmi Associates line. Near shopping, room Duplex. Stove, HANDYMAN tnd 4007. homes. This tine home Associates Coll 6440739. ' refrigerator, garage. Room iddnion*, doeki, roofing, HEATMB/ on Henry Street In 6 4 7 -1 4 1 3 schools. Owner. DUST BUSTERS tiding, windowi tnd gtintrt. MANCHESTER. Open 6 4 7 -1 4 1 3 $121,000. 646^320. MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ No utilities. $600. 633- PLUMBING HAULING House. Sunday, Oc­ Manchester Is lust de­ room apartment In Du­ 4189.______do it for youl eackhot and buNdozar tarvica lightful! 4 bedroom, Rentals avtllaMa. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. tober 30, 1-4. 33 Har­ plex with garage.- $550 ONE Bedroom oport- 5 years experience with Any Job — Anytime vard Road (across walk-up attic, large kit­ RIVER M IL L Estates. Su­ per month plus utili­ exceiient references. Bm . 647-8509 chen with pantry, fire­ perior location, oil ment. New building. PJ's PlumMno from Bowers School). 7 OPEN HOUSE ties. Security and ref­ 2nd floor on busline. Free Estimates. Cali: Rm . 645-6848 Call Gary 875-3483 room, vinyl-sided Co­ place, beamed ceil­ cedar siding, 2 bed­ ROOMS erences required. No Air CndnlMilng ings, 2 porches, and a 2 CONDOMINIUMS rooms, 1’/i baths, pri­ $550 per month. One Boilera, pump*, hot water lonial In the perfect Sunday 1-4 pm FOR RENT dogs. 872-9951. year lease. Utilities ad­ 6 4 9 - 7 4 9 2 family environment. car garage. Bowers FOR SALE vate deck, custom kit­ P A IR Tim / tanka, new and chen with appliances, M A N C H ES TE R . 2 bed- ditional. Peterman raplacamanta. Asking $182,900. Coll School. $167,500. Jack- after 6 pm PAPERING Angelic Home 136 Sufford Rd. ca th e d ra l ceilings, LARGE and sunny. Pri­ room -f 4 bedroom Reol Estote, 649-9404. FREE ESTIMATES Rick Barrett Real Est­ son A Jackson Real vate both and en­ apartments available. Care Regiatry Estate, 647-8400.O (Route 30) VERNON. Woodcreek double studded Insu­ MANCHESTER. Two NAMEN your own reoso- ate, 647-3815, tor Infor­ trance. Prefer non- All appliances, 2 bed­ 643-9649/228-9616 Condominiums. Priced lated walls, skylights, Local registry ofTers quelity mation, directions or THIS FINE home Is situ­ s m o k ln g mole. bedroom, wall to wall nable price. Father A Ellington from $124,900. 2 bed­ energy efficient gas room Is $550,4 bedroom carpeting, appliances, SOUTH BOLTON cere... lower cost to petienis... private showing. ated on a beautifully $t10/week. 74^586t. Is $675, * heat and Son Painting and Pap­ companions, home makers, Oppofile room Townhouse, IVb heat, oversized An­ heat, olr conditioning. CLEANING SERVICE. ering. Removal. 291- AN DO VER . Drastic Re­ cared tor 85x225 lot on dersen windows, CENTRAL, private utilities. References MRCELUNE0U8 Well Shore Rd. baths, spacious living No pets. Cleon. $640 per INC. 8567. duction. Come see this Concord Road In Man­ room and master bed­ Atrium doors, garage home, young gentle­ security required. month. Available No- SERVICES ™ 647-1956 chester. 6 plus rooms Agency, 6444655. Commercial / Raaktentlal spacious 3 bedroom S room, 2 bedroom room, fully oppllonced with opener. Starting man, pleasant room vember 1st. 647-9138. Ranch with cozy first Including 3bedrooms, 2 with telephone, next to Fully Inaurad S eondad. ranch. An excellent buy kitchen, solid oak ca­ of $148,500. Strono Real MANCHESTER. Deluxe 2 MANCHESTER. Two GSL Building Mainte­ floor family room set full baths, a sunny binets, gas heat, cen­ Estate, 647-7653.0 shower. Forking. No bedroom Townhouse nance Co. Commercl- on gorgeous lot. Walk­ porch, center chimney at: smoking. 649-6801. bedroom apartment on 047-154 5 BRUSHWORKS. Interior j m tral olr, large privte In two family, central second floor. Applian­ painting. Free esti­ al/Restdenttal building ing distance to elemen­ fireplace and an unfin­ •119,900 deck, attached garage, MANCHESTER. Lovely 2 MANCHESTER. Gentle­ location, IVi baths, ap­ repairs and home Im­ ces Included. Security HOUSE CLEANINQ A mates. 12 years expe­ RELIABLE MOVING tary school and An­ ished bedroom on se­ secluded setting, low bedroom Townhouse man, large furnished pliances, sunken living provements. Interior dover Lake. $149,900. cond level. 1 car gar­ with spacious floor with o month to month WINDOW CLEANINQ rience. Rnished cabl- Low, Low Rates. condo fees. D.W. Fish ro o m , private e n ­ room, potlo, basement lease. Available No­ net/celllngs. Wall and exterior pointing, Century 21 Epstein age. $169,900. Jackson Jack Lappen Realty, 643-1591.0 plan. Vh baths, full trance. $75 weekly plus garage. Adults pre­ Wa will claan your homo or win- light carpentry. Com­ Short notice moves. vember 15th. $575 plus dowa at you with. Coupla with refInIshIng. 647-0836. Reolty, 647-8895.0 A Jackson Real Estate, basement, 1 cor gar­ security. 647-1491 otter ferred. $760 plus utili­ plete lanitorlal ser­ Insured. Dependable utilities. Coll evenings, g yaart axparlanca Honaat and 647-8400.O age, sliders to deck. 6: 00. ties. 649-0311 otter 6pm. vice. Experienced, rel­ VER NON. Newly pointed Realty 647-9072. railtbla wHh axcallant ratar- w a l l 'DOCTORS 24 Years experience In BOLTON. Four room Located In small, quiet ancaa. Call Laurla, iable, free estimates. throughtout. Three HOMES Wallpaper hanging m oving Ranch within steps to complex. $132,900. specialist. Expert work 643-0304. bedroom , Vh bath 643-4263 FOR SALE Anne Miller Real Est­ 742-1541 Ranch, fully ap- beautiful, private Bol­ CARO CARO CARO at reasonable rates. Free 646-9869 Anytime ate, 647-8000.O estimates. Residential pllanced brand new kit­ ton Lake on Vb acre of FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE and commercial. NURSE Aide. Expe­ chen, unfinished fam­ level land. Community Steve Koski, 647-8201 rienced with elderly ily room addition. water supply. All ap­ FOR SALE BY OWNER LAW N CARE and hondlcopped. pliances Included plus L0T8/LAND Bill Olson, 528-8364 GAY & SON Passive solar poten­ FOR SALE HAND Raked lawns. Available doys/nlghts. tial. Lovely deep two storage buildings. PRICE GREATLY REDUCED Limited overnight. 649- MASONRY wooded lot on cul-de- $150,000. Golden Oaks Reasonable prices. Wall Papering & 8668. Brick, block and stone, *210.000 ASHFORD. Privacy and Free estimates. Dan, ceramic tile, marble and sac. $169,900. Century Realty, 646-5099, or Painting concrete. 21 Epstein Realty, 647- Judy, 228-4007.______more. Beautifully 647-1567, Craig, 291- Seven large rooms in this repainted, immediate wooded -approved 8930. Raaldantlol, Commarclol, HOLIDAY House, retire­ No lob Is too small I 8895.0 ______occupancy, custom Ranch. Three bedrooms, two Rafarancea 8, Inauronct. MANCHESTER. Three building lot. (1.329 ment living, ambula­ 282-7341 or 627-8973 MANCHESTER. Re­ family home. Two one full ceramic baths, 18x21 living room, 10x21 acres). Nestled be­ PHIL’S LAWN CARE Marty Mottaon, 649-4431 tory, home-llke duced. Within walking bedroom apartments separate dining room or family room - behind tween Yale Forest and atmosphere. Call 649- distance of Highland and a three bedroom Notchoug Street Fall clean-up and Gory McHugh, 643-9321 2358. Park School. Four bed­ garage. Hardwood floors, appliances to remain. apartment. Outside Lovely landscaping in established area of Bolton Forest. Vi mile from snow removal. For free rooms, Vh baths, 2 cor newly pointed. Great new development of can be seen at your convenience or at estimates, call todayl ROORNG/ Screened Loam, Qravel, LAND8CAPINB garage, flreploced Income Investment. fine homes. $65,000. Processed Qravel, Sand, family room and lower $214,900. D .W . Fish Golden Oaks Realty, Call Phil at; 7 4 2 -7 4 7 6 SinN B level office or possible October Open House, l-3pm, Stone & Fill. Realty, 643-1591 .□ 646-5099, or Joello, 872- GREGORY WARRICK’S fifth bedroom. $209,900. Sunday, October 23rd and 8170. For Deliveries Call Sentry Real Estate.643- M A N C H ES TE R . Ansaldl BOOKKEEPING/ M S TREE WORK Saturday, October 29th. MANCHESTER. Ap­ George Griffing Featuring 4060.0 Built Ranch. Well INCOME TA X maintained Ranch with 144 H ebron R oad, Bolton, 646-7788. proved building lot RENOVATIONS Traa Ramoval a Pruning for MANCHESTER. New overlooking golf Haalth A Sotaly • Prunning two car garage, re­ it irk it it it it it it it it it it it it Commarc/t/ 6 Raaldant/al 7 4 2 -7 8 8 6 Listing. Four bedroom course In area of exclu­ Dead Wood and Sluba • cently remodeled kit­ Siding, guttara, flbarglatt Ranch with open floor Pruning for Wind Raaiatanca chen with oak cabinets, sive homes. $110,000. PAYROLL SERVICE thinglat, alata, aingla ply. plan and first floor • Pruning for Beauty and three bedrooms or din­ Flono Real Estate, 646- Let me do the work for Fully Intuiad, fraa family rgom. Located Jack J. Lappen Realty GHlNns Lawn Sarvica Qrata Growing ing room, hardwood 5200a aatlmataa. Call In South Manchester you. Payroll, quarterly tax Commercial Industrial PuBy Intuaed • Senior CM un DIseouni floors throughout. 164 Ejist Center St., Manchester, CTT MANCHESTER. Ap­ Snowplowing. Snow family neighborhood. returns, year-end W -^a. Garage. Great for en­ Very private street. proved building lot FREE pick-up and 646-1596 Removal A Sanding. 6 4 5 -1 9 7 3

■ ■ FACTORY REBATE I| APARTMENTS ROOMMATES MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS TAG FOR RENT WANTEO FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE SALES TAG inoriTRUCKS/VANS TRUCK8/VAN8 CAMPERS/ SALES Automotive AUTGSFGR l « l FOR SALE FGR8ALE TRAILERS RENT/LEA8E LARGE, sunny, 1 b« price, $225. Router, slf led every dov to find the eral Statute 23-65 prohibits CARR Long bed. Body good Must sell. Fully Lakeworth, Florida. ter 3;30pm or leave $75. Also, 14 foot fiber­ the posting of advertise­ cost auto rentals. Vil­ cabinets, kitchen with sible, hove high moral lent condition, $125. Items or Items you'd like FOR SALE shape. New tires, bat­ equipped. 6 cylinder. East Coast. 12 X 55, 2 standards; preferably Custom wood cabinet, message. 568-1903. glass boat, $350. 643- ments by any person, firm or tery, lifters, timing lage Auto Rental. 643- appliances. Emanuel to own. 643-2711. corporation on a telegraph, $6500. Negotiable. 742- bedroom mobile home. 2979 or 646-7044. Church area. Includes over 30. $325 per month. $25. Large solid wood FOR Sale. Coal Stove. 5337 or 644-2362. 1987 C H E V Y Celebrity. 4 chain. Needs engine. 9157.______Central air, Florida telephone, electric light or Asking $500 or best water and parking. No Send name and number coffee table, $100. G.E. Warm Morning, Model TAG Sole. 14 French power pole or to a tree, door, V6, 9,000 miles. WORTH LOOKING Into... room. In Adult Pork. LOOKING FOR good pets. Security. Single to: P.O. Box 1712, Man­ Air Conditioner, $100. 523, 100 pound capac­ Road, Manchester. Oc­ shrub, rock, or any other $9500. 41 Homestead P.O. Box 272, Chaplin, news? Look for the many chester. Will answer alI the many bargains al­ lady preferred. Availa­ Oriental rug, $100. 643- ity. Great shape. $225. tober 29, 1988, 9-2. Rain natural oblect without a writ­ Street, 649-2091. tered fc ' sale every day In Connecticut 06235, or bargain buys advertised responses.______0842. 742-7485. ENDROLLS ten permit for the purpose of need In Classified. 643- ble December 1st. $500 width • 259 or shine. 1982 DO DG E Omnl-024. 2711. the classified columns! call Florida, 407-965- in the classified columns MALE Roommate protecting It or the pub lie and today. 649-9287.______13% width - 2 for 259 FURNITURE, Humidi­ carries a fine of up to SSO for Two door. One owner, EAST HARTFORD. One wanted. Greoter Ver­ SHED. For Sale. Solid MANS Sharkskin II wet fier and much more. eoch offense. excellent condition. non area. $450 month, MUST b« picked up el the CARS I CARS bedroom, appliances, wood. $350 Includes de­ suit. Small, excellent Herald Olfice Mondey thru Saturday and Sunday, New tires, and brakes. CARS CARS wall to wall carpeting. all utilities Included livery within 20 miles. condition. $150. 643- Thuradey before 11 e.in.only. 9-3. 97 Hackmatack $1450 or best .offer. FGRSALE FDR SALE FDR SALE FGRSALE SSOO/month plus utlll- plus security deposit. - 647-7099. 4971, after 5pm. Street. 646-2359.______tles. 568-1054. 643-6284, coll evenings. RUMMAGE-Tag Sale. Friday, 9-1, Saturday, 1971 PLYMOUTH Satel­ LOOKING FOR a low-cost CARS CARS lite. Big Block 383. Call CONDOMINIUMS wav to communicate your CARS I CARS 9-12. At Community 646-6649, after 6pm. FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Baptist Church, 585 FOR RENT advertising message? East Center Street, 1982 HONDA Civic. Four Want ads are your Manchester.______door, air conditioning, MANCHESTER. Two answer. AM /FM cassette, bedroom Townhouse, TAG Sale. Children’s win­ 77,000 miles. Good con- I'/i baths, washer/d- ter jackets, violin, va­ dltlon. $3400. 646-4250. cuum cleaner and ryer, air conditioning, Merchandise 1974 PLYM O U TH Duster. rec room, great loca­ more. Canceled In case MANCHESTER’S of rain. 8 & 16 Straw­ Runs good, looks good. tion. $750 plus utilities. AM /FM cassette. $500 c».V_|5oo w. Center 643-8519.______berry Lane. Saturday, 1 7 1 iHOUDAY/ October 29th, 9-4. or best offer. 645-8049. N O R T H FIELD Green. 3 I'M seasonal 1974 FORD Van. Runs ■ L I Manchestnr I j i bedroom, Vh bath, full TAG Sale. Saturday, Oc- Manchester tober 29, 9-12. 97 Wes- good, needs a little basement Townhouse. FRAGRANT Baisam work. $350or best offer. 6 4 6 -4 3 2 1 $900 a month plus utili­ terly Street, wreath, deocrated. USED CAR Manchester. Furni­ 645-8049. .OPEN DAILY ties and security. Im­ Guaranteed fresh. TOYOTA mediate occupancy. ture,, furnishings, toys, OtoO Shipped UPS, $18. West kitchenwore, etc. TRUCK8/VAN8 Central air, pool, ten­ of Mississippi, odd $3. FROM VERNON Cars SlLO -S FROM HARTFORD nis courts and carport. M. Ptnkham Jr. P.O. TAG Sale. Quality Items, FOR SALE I-84W EXIT 59 Trucks Century 21 Epstein DEALER furniture, kitchen col­ I-384E EXIT 1 Box 55 MH, North Sulli­ Realty, 647-B895.D van, Maine 04664 lectibles, brass, silver, lamps, linen, toys. 1983 FORD Ranger. 43,000 20 YEARS OF CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IN MANCHESTER, CONN. N O R T H FIELD Green. 6 miles, original owner, room, 2 bedroom, I'/i TODAY’S Lucky CT Ll- ‘85 MERCURY '80 DODGE RAM Route 2 east to Route 83 cense Plate Number Is '85 PLYMOUTH ’88 CADILLAC '85 PONTIAC (exit 10), left to East- very reliable. Excel­ bath Ranch, $850 a SR. MARQUIS PICKUP lent condition. Coll month plusutllltlesand 303 EUL. If this Is your RELIANT FLEETWOOD SUNBIRD bury Hill, right on l e a s i n g ^ n e w v e h ic l e Doily Rentals Plate number, bring 4 Dr„ Fully Loaded 4 dr. Auto. AM/FM Brougham, Loaded 2 Dr., Auo. AC Auto, AC, Cap Thompson, right to 473 Dave, days, 646-2789, SPECIALS security. Available De­ evenings, 644-4504. Lynch Leasing Inc. ... Lynch Leasing Inc cember 1. Century 21 this od to Ed Thornton, •4.999 East Chimney Sweep Epstein Realty, 647- at Manchester Hondo, •8.595 •15.250 •4.999 •2.999 Hill. 657-9685. Saturday 646-0128 ’88 Pontiac 8000 M 6-012 8 8895.0______24 Adams Street, Man­ and Sunday, 8-5._____ CARS chester, to collect your TAG Sale at 278 Wood- FOR SALE Demo, Stock #80/83, $25. You must bring ’85 MERCURY ‘87 HONDA '87 MERC. '86 FORD M SO land Street, 9-3, Satur­ List •t 3,085 HOMES proof of registration. '86 TOYOTA day, October 29th. NOW FOR RENT This offer Is void In TOPAZ ACCORD LXI 6RAND MARQUIS PICKUP CAMRY Moving.______4 dr., AUTO. AC, $ 1 0 9 9 9 seven doys. 10-29 Loaded Loaded Black 4 Dr., Std. AC 181 SOUTH Main Street. AM/FM TAG Sale. 96 Elizabeth CLYDE Totally renovated. Full •4.999 •9.999 •14.909 Drive. October 29, 9-3. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. dormered Cape, 4 large •7.999 •8.999 Twin bed and frame, ROUTE S3, VERNON bedrooms, 2 full baths, FURNITURE lawn sweeper, stereo a n d stand, 81 Olds Cutlass 4 Dr. •3965 kitchen, living room '82 MERCURY with fireplace, full LOVESEAT and arm­ '85 OLDS '80 BUICK ‘87 FORD CROWN '87 MERC. miscellaneous.______81 Olds Cutlass 2 Dr. •4995 basement, fully ap- chair with ottoman. In CUTLASS CIERA LYNX TAG Sole. Indoors, Oc­ 84 Olds Cut. Wgn. •6995 excellent condition. 2 D r HB. Blaek. RIVIERA VICTORIA COUGAR tober 29-30. 9-3. Folding 84 Buick Skyhawk 4 Dr. •5695 pllanced, washer/d- 4 Dr.. Auto, AM/FM ryer hook-up, large $200. 647-8895. 4 apd. 2 Dr, Loaded Loaded Loaded cot, table, chest, rug, 85 Buick Rsgal •7995 ^ 3 . sta m p collection, yard, many extras. 85 Csntury Wgn. •6595 Available. $975. 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Maximum 2 persons. 633-6164. •6.990 3om. ______$700 per month In­ •9.999 •13.999 ARRIVALS! •18.999 84 VW Jatta 4 Dr. •5995 cluded utilities. 742- WANTED TO I PETS AND 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 _____ — 2 2 2 ^ — '86 BUICK '87 MERC. OUY/TRAOE SUPPUES '86 CADILLAC '84 FORD '83 PONTIAC A I S n STORE AND SKYLARK TOPAZ SEDAN DaVILLE THUNDERBIRD FIREBIRD WANTED. Pre 1950 fa­ Hundreds ot Toyota and Pontiac Cara Trucks OFFICE SPACE FOR Sale. 2 AK C male, 4 Dr, Auto, AC, 4 Dr, Rad. Auto, AC Loaded, Sllvar Auto, Loaded brics, velvets, bro­ toy poodle pups. $300 or Cpa, Rad, T-topa, AC cades, florals, clo­ SCHALLER S p iC iA r" O FFIC E Space. 500-1500 bestoffer. Coll 646-1341. •6.999 •7.500 •13.999 •6.999 •5.995 thing, etc. 742-9137. ACURA square feet. Excellent 81 Malibu location. 647-9223 or MISCELLANEOUS Old furniture, clocks, USED CARS Classic 643-7175. FOR SALE oriental rugs, lamps, L I ii vn 4 Or., maroon t4ono. M K 88 Caravan S E ...•15,375 iNSTANT Suites. 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It doesn’t take a genius to see that complement center Patrick Ewing. owner of a razor company, worries.” "Getting nothing but the finest the balance of power is shifting in the By the way, Ewing finally began to became principal owner of the "W e won’t have to be worried talent won’t be a question of National Basketball Association. For live up to his pro m i^ a s t season, with New England Patriots on Friday, about finances and we’ll be finances or financial need,” one thing, the Boston Celtics failed to career highs in every statistical ending more than four months of worried more about putting the Kiam said. make the finals last season. And they category. First-round pick Rod negotiations to buy the N F L team most competitive product on the Kiam advanced the club money probably won’t be there in 1989. Strickland gives New York a second from the founding Sullivan field,” Pat Sullivan said. “ We to help pay its bills even before he The predicted order of finish in point guard to back up NBA Rookie of family. certainly have the financial back­ became owner. 1988-89 (and head coaches) in the the Year Mark Jackson. Now all the Billy Sullivan, the family’s ing and stability to do the kind of " I won’t be a second-guesser,” Atlantic Division; 1. Boston (Celtics Knicks need is a shooting forward and 73-year old patriarch, remains he said of his role. “ But I like to type of things we wanted to do in (Jimmy Rodgers); 2. New York a better bench, the Patriots’ president, while his the past.” find out’what make things tick. I KnickS (Rick Pitino); 3. Philadelphia PH ILA D E LPH IA (36-46, fourth in sons, Pat and Chuck, also stay, love football. It’s my favorite The deal had to clear several 76ers (Jim Lynam); 4. New Jersey 1987-88) cannot hope to be competitive Pat as general manager. spectator sport.” complicated hurdles, including Nets (Willis Reed); 5. Washington with the tortoise-quick Mike Gminski Kiam praised coach Raymond "H e is part of the team,” Kiam those caused by the Sullivan Bullets (Wes Unseld); and 6. Char­ in the pivot. Hersey Hawkins, my pick Berry and said he would stay, said of the elder Sullivan, when fam ily’s debts, and the status of lotte Hornets (Dick Harter). for NBA Rookie of the Year, will along with vice president Bucko asked if the club president Sullivan Stadium at Foxboro, The NBA Atlantic Division, once the provide perimeter scoring. But Cha­ Kilroy and Dick Steinberg, direc­ retained any of the 88 percent of Mass., the team’s home. most competitive in the league, is a rles Barkley can’t be expected to do tor of player personnel. the stock he owned. "Just being group of teams in flux. Even so, all the rebounding. Billy Sullivan said his family The new owner also said Chuck part of the team is enough for us. ’’ BOSTON (57-25, first in 1987-88) still Don’t expect much improvement by had put more than $100 million Sullivan, currently the executive has enough to win. New head coach NEW JE R SE Y (19-63, fifth in 1987-88). The Sullivans said they looked into the team and the stadium. vice president, would remain Jim Rodgers has a front-line — Larry The Nets will have some lively bodies on the purchoae by Kiam and his Kiam would not discuss finan­ with the club. Bird, Kevin McHale and Robert around their perennial all-star for­ partner, restaurateur Fran Mur­ cial details, except to say he “ But I ’m not sure of what his Parrish — that averaged 77 points per ward Buck Williams for a change. ray, as a .rescue from the owned “ at least SI percent” of the title will be,” Kiam said. game and totaled 1,867 rebounds. He Plus Walter Berry and Keith Lee also has a backcourt — Danny Ainge should at least make it an interesting and Dennis Johnson — with more than year. How much is Donny worth? A P photo 1.000 assists. But Boston must get With Moses Malone gone, WA­ MOST VALUABLE PLAYER — Orel more production from its bench. Only SHINGTON (38-44, tied for second in 1987-88) is without a legitimate center. By Ronald Blum Last month, the News quoted general manager, are able to Hershlser of the Dodgers holds his most three non-starters logged more than The Associated Press sources as saying Lou nniella make the decisions without Stein- 1.000 minutes — none as much as Dave Feltl? Well, it’s an improve­ would be fired and replaced by brenner’s interference. yaluable player trophy he received 1,200. No team had a more lopsided ment over Manute Bol. A few more A P photo NEW YO RK - Don Mattingly Dallas Green. Steinbrenner later “ It should be ‘This is m y club. Friday in New York. distribution of playing time. draft picks like Bol and Tyrone is going to be traded to the admitted to The New York lim es Dallas did this. Dallas did that. Breathing down Boston’s neck will Bogues, and the Bullets will be lucky BIG KNICK — Patrick Ewing (33), shown in a fiie photo, wiii be a Chicago Cubs for Rick Sutcliffe. that he was the source. Dallas wanted to bat this guy be vastly improved NEW YORK to finish ahead of the expansion key figure for the New York Knicks if they hope to chailenge the Rafael Palmeiro, Shawon Dun- Mattingly has mostly avoided here. Dallas wanted to play this Orel can now (38-44, tied for second in 1987-88). The Hornets. Boston Ceitics this year in the Atlantic Division. ston and Mark Grace. Bet on it. the New York papers and appears guy there.’ To me, that's the way Or he’s going to the San Diego to be indifferent. it’s got to be.” Padres. Definitely. “ If he doesn’t want me. then I Yankees watchers — baseball’s hit pay window If not, he’s sure to go to the New don’t want to play here either,” equivalent of Kremlinoligists — Stand-pat Pistons will be back on top York Mets for Darryl he said Wedne^ay. " I f they think conclude Steinbrenner has flo­ Strawberry. they’re better off without me, ated the idea of trading Mattingly Bv Ronald Blum By George Robinson a greyhound backcourt. The guard rotation of Isiah last year, nearly twice as many as any other player Don’t believe it? Then you then I don’t want to hold them up. to see what kind of reaction it The Associated Press Newspoper Enterprise Assn. Thomas. Joe Dumars and Vinnie Johnson is one of on the Hawks. Look for some unhappy campers in probably haven’t read the New I ’ve stated I want to play here but gets. When he was in New York the best in the league. And Adrian Dantley is still Ted Turner-land. York papers. I ’m not going to keep stating it. for a charity dinner this week, NEW YORK — Orel Hershiser has the records This is where the action is. The NBA Central one of the N B A’s great post-up players. CHICAGO (50-32, tied for second in 1987-88) needs "Donny Going” screamed the I’d rather be somewhere where Mattingly was mobbed by fans and the glory. Now he wants the money. Division is the most competitive in the league. The Central Division sleeper is CLEVELAND muscle to make up for the departed Charles Oakley. New York Daily News, quoting a somebody wants me. If they don’t for autographs. "B igger than the He made $1.1 million this year, settling before an Detroit. Atlanta. Chicago and Cleveland are a (42-40, tied for fourth in 1987-88). The Cavs are The Bulls need strength both to clean glass and to “ close confidant” of Yankees want me, that hurts a little but Beastie Boys,” said one televi­ arbitration hearing. He wants a long-term contract potential new aristocracy. Even Indiana has buoyed by the addition of Tree Rollins and the protect the franchise, Michael Jordan. Somebody owner George Steinbrenner. that’s the way it is.” sion sportscaster. from the Los Angeles Dodgers at about $10 million improved. maturing off Brad Daugherty, Mark Price and Hot else has to score, too. Only three other Chicago "With Clark Gone ... Is Don Mattingly dropped to .311 this for five years. If he doesn't get it, it could be back to The predicted order of finish in 1988-89 (and head Rod Williams. If Williams and Rollins supply players last season were in double-figures, one of Mattingly joked to one auto­ Next?” blared Newsday, quoting year with 18 homers and 88 runs arbitration. coaches) in the Central Division; 1. Detroit Pistons intimidation and rebounding, Larry Nance, Daugh­ them Oakley. graph seeker; "You want to get sources. batted in. That was the worst of “ If we go to arbitration, we will try to set an indoor (Chuck D aly); 2. Cleveland Cavaliers (Lenny erty and Ron Harper can take it to the hole. Harper It looks like IN D IA N A (38-44, sixth in 1987-88) is me before I get out of town?” "Kids to Mattingly; Say It Ain’t his six full seasons in the major world record,” Hershiser said Friday. Wilkens); 3. Atlanta Hawks (Mike Fratello); 4. needs to stay healthy, though, for the Cavs to rise to still a player or two away from being a consistent So” trumpeted the New York leagues. But the numbers are not Before the dinner, little kids Don Mattingly of the New York Yankees set the Chicago Bulls (Doug Collins); 5. Indiana Pacers second (last year he missed 25 gam es). playoff team. If rookie Rik Smits comes on quickly, even tugged at his jacket. Tha Post, quoting a “ high-ranking the provocation for Steinbrenner. record for an arbitration winner in 1987 at $1,975 (Jack Ramsey); 6. Milwaukee Bucks (Del Harris). To complement the amazing Dominique Wilkins, the Pacers can surprise. fans want him to stay. Yankee official” as saying a He’s mad because Mattingly million. George Bell of the Toronto Blue Jays asked D ETRO IT (54-28, first in 1987-88) stood pat this A TLA N TA (50-32, tied for second in 1987-88) In 5 pite of a new arena, MILWAUKEE (42-40, tied trade was probable. criticized him last Aug. 21. “ Since I came out with my for $2.105 million last year, but settled before the summer, as well they might after nearly ousting the acquired free-agent Moses Malone and traded for for fourth in 1987-88) is a team on the skids, with too Steinbrenner refused to discuss Mattingly and Steinbrenner feelings, how I felt about the way hearing, getting $6.1 million over three years. NBA champion Los Angeles Lakers. Besides, the Reggie Theus. But the Hawks may have hurt many old players and too many prima donnas. On the subject publicly. But often have not talked since the end of things are. I’ve had a free mind Hershiser’s agent. Bob Fraley, said the pitcher late-season acquisition of James Edwards practi­ themselves more than they helped. Malone is older the other hand. Herb Kohl, the Democratic “ sources close to Steinbrenner" the season and Mattingly doesn’t and a clear mind about every­ would not agree to a multiyear contract unless it cally counts as an off-season trade. Few teams in than his 33 years. And both Malone and Theus have candidate, could become the first NBA owner to be turn out to be within his own think there see is any cause to thing,” Mattingly said. “ I ’m just was for more than three years. The last contract the NBA combine a muscular frontcourt so well with reputations as ball-hogs. Wilkins took 1,957 shots elected to the U.S. Senate. undershirt. change that. going about my business, training longer than that was a four-year deal agreed to by A day after the Daily News “ I don’t see a need to talk to him and getting ready to go. I guess I Ken Oberkfell and the Atlanta Braves on Oct. 11, quotes sources as sdying Mat­ at all. He knows how I feel. I know could go in and say I want to be 1985. tingly would be traded, a News how he feels,” he said. traded and everything would be “ If the Dodgers offer me the monetary worth of Robinson, Mora downplaying big NFL clash columnist even wrote; “ the sour­ Mattingly, meanwhile, is pre­ great, but I don’t want to be my skills, I want to stay there,” Hershiseer said. ces are usually Steinbrenner paring for next season and hopes traded, so why would I ask for But he also is interested in his rights as a free agent, By The Associated Press sacks, and we have 20,” Mora said. in the N F L playing with two linemen New England, 3-5, have not played demanding anonymity.” Green and Bobby Quinn, the one?” which will come after the 1989 season. “ Other than that, we’re pretty even.” and five linebackers,” he said, “ but each other since the 1986 Super Bowl. “ You don’t get your free-agent rights until after Some think Sunday’s matchup Jim Everett of the Rams is second once the bail is snapped, it’s all pretty The Patriots did not make any your sixth year,” Hershiser said. “ It’s un-American between the Los Angeles Rams and in the NFLquarterback ratings with a much the same.” turnovers in their last two games. that you can’t take your skills to the team you want the New Orleans Saints is a big game. 109.3. Mark Rypien of Washington In other games, Atlanta is at Boxing champs put titles on line to work for.” The coaches disagree. leads with 114.7. Everett has com­ Philadelphia, Chicago is at New Slaalera at Jala: Pittsburgh is 9-0 Hershiser works on advisory committees with the “ It’s an important game, but I think pleted 143 of 220 passes for 1,783 yards England, Cincinnati is at Cleveland, against the Jets. The Steelers, 2-6, By Ed Schuyler Jr. Chavez, winner of all 61 of his tween the champions from Culia- Major League Baseball Players Association and is all eight are important, now,” Rams beat Denver 39-21 last week to end a The Associated Press and 19 touchdowns. Green Bay is at Buffalo, Miami is at pro fights, 49 by knockout, will can, Mexico, in 9,000-seat pavil­ watching the collusion cases closely. coach John Robinson said. “ Jim is not an apprentice any­ Tampa Bay, Phoenix is at Dallas, club-record six-game losing streak. risk the World Boxing Associa­ ion at the Las Vegas Hilton. “ When the remedies are fashioned, that will “ It’s an important game, like all of m ore,” Robinson said of his third- Pittsburgh is at the New York Jets, The Jets, 4-3-1, beat the Dolphins 44-30 LAS VEGAS. Nev. - Julio tion lightweight title. hopefully put baseball back into a free market.” he them. Just one of our 16,” Saints coach year quarterback. the New York Giants are at Detroit, last week for their first victory in Cesar Chavez and Jose Luis HBO will televise the fight said. Ramirez, a winner 101 times in Jim Mora said. Bobby Hebert of the Saints has a San Diego is at Seattle, Minnesota is Miami since 1980. Ramirez, who used to spar beginning 7 p.m. PDT. In another 107 fights, 82 times by knockout, Hershiser was in New York to receive the Sport New Orleans is 7-1 and in first place rating of 91.0, fifth in the league, at San Francisco, Kansas City is at the together, will put their reputa­ 12-round title bout, M iguel will stake his World Boxing Magazine World Series Most Valuable Player in the NFC West. The Rams are 6-2, completing 148 237 passes for 1,737 Los Angeles Raiders and Washington Qlanla at Lions; The Giants. 5-3, won tions and their titles on the line “ Happy” Lora of Colombia, the Council 133-pound title. Award. It was presented by Donald Fehr, executive the best second-place record in the yards and 12 touchdowns. He said the is at Houston. the first game against the Lions by against each other Saturday WBC bantamweight champion, Chavez was a 9-1 favorite to win director of the players’ union. Fehr was asked how NFL. Rams five-linebacker defense doesn’t Denver is at Indianapolis on 30-10 on Oct. 16. Detroit. 2-6, beat night. will fight Raul Perez of Mexico. the scheduled 12-round bout be- much Hershiser was worth. “ They’ve scored 29 touchdowns, concern him Monday. Kansas City 7-6 last week to end a and we’ve scored 18. And they have 39 “ I don’t know of many other teams Bears at Palrlota; Chicago, 7-1, and six-game losing streak. L i < i . X 4 . Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Scoreboard

X-country meet today David conipe 4847-49^204 Whalers host the Devils Corey Povln 734444—205 W ILLIMANTIC — The state Class Cross Country Football THE M U JS CoWBdf mm. NHL Rick Peorson 444871—205 HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers will Hockey Lorry Mize 754444—205 Championships will be held today at Windham High Mike Donald 4847-70-205 School beginning at 9:30 a.m. There will be 12 races complete a home-and-home series with the N e w . Tom Purtzer 4947-49+-205 Jersey Devils tonight at 7:30 at the Civic Center. The VIOLENCE Tim Norris 486870—204 in all. The East Catholic boys will compete in the NFL stindings NHL standings Average penalty mhwtes per Dave Rummells 787044—206 Class MM race at 1 p.m. followed by the East girls in game wil be televised by SportsChannel. Davis Love III 784947—206 the MM race at 1:30 p.m. The Manchester boys will AMKRICAN CONFlHBNCe game by 1987<88 playoft tewns David Edwards 444871—204 WALES CONFERENCE Buddy Gardner 724844—206 e m t R e g u l a r P o s t ­ be in the LL race at 3 p.m. followed by the W L T Fct. F F F A UConn teams at home Fofrick DIvMen Rocco AAedlate 714748—206 SEASON s e a s o n Brett Upper Manchester girls in the LL race at 3:30 p.m. • Buffalo 7 1 0 .875 171 139 w L T 1n§ OF OA D if f e r e n c e 687147—204 STORRS — The University of Connecticut football N Y Rangers 6 2 1 13 33 22 Gll Morgon 484471—204 N.Y. Jets 4 3 1 .543 182 144 Islanders Miam i 4 4 0 .500 159 148 team will entertain intra-state rival Southern Pittsburgh 6 3 0 12 52 X 21.7 41.7 r20.0 AAorrIs Hatalsky 714749+-207 MHS, East gridders away Indianapolis 3 5 0 .375 150 154 Philadelphia 6 4 0 12 44 X Dan FOrsman 487147—207 New England 3 5 0 .375 125 192 UII/ Connecticut State University today at 1 p.m. at N Y Islanders 4 4 1 9 30 32 Buffalo 2B.5 47.7 -119.2 Bob Twav 487849—207 The Manchester High and East Catholic football Cenfrol Memorial Stadium on Homecoming Day. New Jersey 4 5 1 9 37 43 John Huston 69‘67-71—207 Clnctnnott 7 1 0 .875 234 155 Washington 3 4 0 6 34 39 Washington 21.0 37.8 +16.8 Russ Cochran 67-70-70—207 teams will both see action on the road today. Cleveland 5 3 0 .425 I X 114 The Huskies are 5-2 while Southern is winless at Adams Division Jay Don Blake 6571-71—207 Manchester, 1-3 in the CCC East and 2-4overall, will Houston 5 3 0 .425 174 194 0-7 and has lost its last 16 straight. Boston 7 2 1 15 41 25 'New Jersey 28.9 43.6 +14.7 Hubert Green 787847—207 Buffalo 5 Pittsburgh 2 6 0 .2X 149 213 On Sunday, the UConn men’s soccer team wraps 6 0 10 42 48 Robert Thofhpson 494870—207 be at Enfield at 1; 30 p.m. while the Eagles, 0-6, will West AAontreol 4 6 1 9 36 40 Winnipeg 28.5 42.6 +14.1 Steve Pate 71-7044—207 be at Northwest Catholic, 2-4, in West Hartford Denver 4 4 0 .500 147 140 up its regular season when it hosts 14th-ranked Hortford 4 5 0 8 38 39 Dave Elchelberger 744747—208 Quebec 4 7 0 8 40 54 Philadelphia Hal Sutton today at 10:30 a.m. Seattle 4 4 0 .500 141 160 mscmm' Rutgers University at 1 p.m. at the Connecticut 27.4 40.9 +13.5 744844-208 L.A. Raiders 3 5 0 .375 174 204 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Lance Ten Broeck 784849—208 In other scholastic local action, the East Catholic Son Diego 2 4 0 .2X 102 149 Soccer Stadium. UConn is 12-6-1. Norrts Division Chicago 27.9 37.6 +9.7 Kenny Knox 784870—208 boys’ soccer team will host St. Joseph’s of Trumbull Kansas City 1 4 1 .188 102 132 W L T 1Ns OF OA Ernie Gonzalez 787848—208 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Toronto $ 3 } 17 48 34 Toronto 22.3 31.5 +9.2 Kenny Perry 4871-49—208 this morning at 11. The winner will share the All St. Louis 4 3 1 9 32 34 Tom Bvrum Virginia at VI rglnlo Tech FOOTBALL Graf in the semifinals 687870—208 5 3 0 .425 177 168 Nottonol Feetboll Leogue Detroit 4 3 3 11 37 40 Los Angeles 26.6 35.6 +9.0 Leonard Thompson 487347—209 Connecticut Conference title with Xavier. N.Y. Giants Clemson at Wake Forest Chicago Washington 5 3 0 .625 199 171 N F L —A pprov^ the transfer of ow- BRIGHTON, England (AP) — Grand Slam 2 7 1 5 42 52 Braa i-aoei 70-72-67—209 The East Catholic girls’ soccer team will host Tennessee-Chottanooga at Western Ken- Minnesota 1 0 1 3 27 44 St. Louis F h llad N ^ la 4 4 0 .500 179 160 tucky,nlght nerdilpofthe New England Patriots to winner Steffi Graf extended her winning streak to 42 24.0 32.1 +8.1 Howard Twltty 784878-209 Portland today at 2 p.m. Phoenix 4 4 0 .500 198 184 Smvttw Dlvtslon Donnie Hammond Midwest Victor Klom and Fran Murray. Calgary 5 47-6874—209 Dallas 2 4 0 .2X I X 164 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS-^aced Bill matches Friday as she swept into the semifinals of 2 2 12 42 31 'Edmonton 27.2 34.3 +7.1 Fred Couples 484872—209 Fullerton State at Akron,nlght Los Angeles 5 4 0 10 49 44 Cenfrol Miami ofOhloot Bowling Green AAoos, nose tackle, on Inlured resen/e. the $250,000 Midland Bank women’s tennis cham­ AAark McCumber 457171-209 7 1 0 .875 157 83 Edmonton 4 3 2 10 37 39 ‘ Boston AAark Brooks Reid out eight weeks Chicogo Loulsvilleat Cincinnati Activated Byron Ingram, guard, from Vancouver 30.5 36.3 +5.8 71-7848—209 Minnesota 5 3 0 .425 184 I X pionships with a 6-3, 6-2 victory over France’s 3 5 2 8 X 29 Scott Hoch 487349—210 Iowa at Indiana Inlured reserve. Winnipeg 2 3 2 4 19 X CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) - North Carolina Detroit 2 4 0 .2X 102 153 Oklahoma State at Kansas State Natalie Tauziat. ‘ Detroit 29.9 34.4 +4.5 Tony Sills 484873—210 Green Bay . 2 4 0 2 X 140 159 HOCKEY Chris Perry Ail-America forward J.R. Reid had a pin inserted in Ohio State at Michigan State Graf will face American Lori McNeil in the Lata GwiMt Net biciuded 71-7849—210 Tampa Bay 2 6 0 .2» 151 214 IIMnolsatMlnnesota,nlght Nattenal Hockey League Calgary 30.4 34.4 +4.0 AAork Hayes 484874—210 Wwit CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS-Sent Ed New Jersey 5, HoiTford 3 Jodie Mudd his left foot Friday to correct a stress fracture which Missouri at Nebraska semifinals on Saturday. McNeil defeated Claudia Detroit 4, Minnesota 1 744848—210 New Orleans 7 1 0 .875 I K 137 Bal I Stateot Northern 11 llnols Belfour, gooltender, to Saginaw of the Kohde-Kilch of West Germany. 6-2, 6-3 Friday. Montreal 22.9 19.9 ■3.0 Colvin Peete 487871—210 will keep him out of action for about eight weeks, a 4 2 0 .7X 2 X 140 International Hockey League. Los Angeles at Winnipeg, (n) Ed R orl L.A. Rams Indlona Stateot Northern lowo, night Washln^on at Calgary, (n) 71-71-48—210 UNC surgeon said. Son Francisco 5 3 0 .425 175 151 Michigan at Northwestern NEW YORK ISLANDERS—Agreed to Pam Shriver of the United States, seeded No. 2 Hartford 25.6 13.5 -12.1 Payne Stewart 494872—210 Atlanta 1 7 0 .125 142 2 X multiyear contracts with Pot LoFontalne, Cnicogo at Vancouver, (n) Dave Barr 72-71-48—211 "Everything went well and J.R. is doing fine,’’ Eastern Michigan at Ohio University behind Graf, also reached the final four with a 7-5, SotuRtoy's Gomes SttndoVf Oct. 30 Eastern Illinois at Southwest Missouri center; Kelly Hrudey, gooltender; Randy George Archer 72-7148-211 UNC orthopedic surgeon Dr. Timothy Taft said in a Atlanta at PMIatMpItIa, 1 p.m. Wood, left wing, and Bob Bossen, center. 6-2 victory over 1984 titlist Sylvia Hanika of West Buffalo at Boston, 7:05 p.m. 'Teams which made it to the Conference Kim Young State New Jersey of Hartford, 7:35 p.m. 72-6871—211 prepared statement Friday. "H e is in a splint right a ilco o o at New England, 1 p.m. KentStateatToledo,nloht Recalled Rich Kromm, left wing, from Germany. Championship round of the Playoffs Steve Lowery 787546—211 Cincinnati at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Springfield of the American Hockey New York Islonders at Quebec, 7:35 Pot Mc<3owan 714878—211 now and we will probably put his foot in a cast on IlllnolsStateat Western Illinois Shriver must beat Bulgarian Manuela Maleeva to p.m. Green Bay at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Central Michigan at Western Michigan League. Joey SIndelor 71-7444—211 Monday.” Los Angeles Rams of New Orleans, 1 p.m. have a chance at playing Graf in Sunday’s final. New York Rangers at Philadelphia, lorme, Det (roughing), 14:29; Goetz, Min Foiled to Qualify Purdue at Wisconsin 7:35 p.m. (elbowing),19:20. Olllord Pruitt Southwest Maleeva beat Italian Sandra Cecchini 6-3, 6-2 and 71-7871—212 After telling doctors the foot was bothering him M iam i at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Pittsburgh at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. (tarv Koch 487871—212 Rice vs. Arkonsos a t Little Rock, Ark., has lost only 14 games going into Saturday’s Washington at Edmonton, 8:05 p.m. Second Period—2, Detroit, Chlosson 1 Roy Blancolona Thursday, an examination revealed the fracture. Phoenix at Dallas, 1 p.m. night BasketbaD 787869—212 Pittsburgh ot New York Jets, 1 p.m. semifinals. Toronto at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. (Yzerman), 3:23 (sh). 3, Detroit, Frycer 3 Billy Ray Brown 687871—212 The 6-foot-9 Reid, a junior from Virginia Beach, Texas Christian at Houston Detroit at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. (NIII, Norwood), 4:12. Penalties— Frycer, Loren Roberts New York Glonts at Detroit, 4 p.m. Kansas at Oklahoma 70-71-71—212 Va.. averaged ISpoints and 8.9 rebounds fortheTar Son Diego at Seattle, 4 p.m. Sunday's Games Det (sloshing), 1:50; Goetz, Min, malor Brian Tennyson 724871—212 NIcholls State at SouthwestTexasState Calgary of Vancouver, 5:05 p.m. (fighting), 4:34; Kocur, Det, major (fight­ Don Pooley Heels last year. He was a member of the U.S. Minnesota at Son Francisco, 4 p.m. No rthTexasot Stephen F. Austin NBA preeeaeon etandinge 72-6873—213 Kansas Oty at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. Lohr holds two-stroke edge Boston at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. ing), 4:36; Rxiser, Min, mlnor-malor D.A. Welbring 72-7871—213 Olympic basketball team that won a bronze medal Grombllngat Texas Southern, night Pittsburgh at NewYorkRangers,7:35p.m. (elbowing, fighting), 5:18; King, Det, Ed Dougherty TexosotTexasTech 724871-213 in Seoul in September. Washington at Houston, 8 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE LAKE BUENA VISTA. Fla. (A P ) — Bob Lohr mlnor-malor-mlsconduct (Instigator, Billy Andrade 71-7849+-213 Far West Atlantic Division Chicago at Edmonton, 8:05 p.m. fighting), 5:18; Delorme, Det (roughing), Andrew Magee Monday, Oct. 31 CallfomlaatArlzona,nlght shot a 6-under-par 66 Friday at the Walt Disney 787248—213 w L Pet. Los Angeles at Winnipeg, 8:05 p.m. 7:54; DePalrrx], Min (tripping), 12:41; Richard Zokol Denver at Indianapolis, 9 p.m. Nevodo-Renoat Boise State, night 734872—213 Boston 6 1 .857 World Classic to take a two-stroke lead after three Graves, Det (roughing), 17:04; Jack Renner 71-71-71—213 New Mexicoat Brighom Young Philadelphia 5 2 .714 Oiombers, Min (slashing), 17:32. David Frost Iowa State at Colorado rounds and move within range of a 43-year-old PGA 787870-213 Washington 3 3 .5K Jeff Coston 71.^7J—213 Television and Railio Wyoming at Colorado State New York 2 Tour scoring record. NHL results Third Period—4, Detroit, Gallant 2 Tom Sleckmonn Collego football schedule Long Beach Stateot Hawaii,night 3 .4K 7^7^70—213 Charlotte 1 2 .333 Lohr, with a 21-under-par 196 total after 54 holes, (Yzerman), 4:40 (pp). 5, Detroit, Chobot 1 Roy Stewart 487871—2)3 Eastern WoshlngtonotldohoState,night New Jersey 1 4 (Stefan), 18:53 (sh-en). Penalties— Bill Britton Northern Arizona at Montana State 2 K needs a 7-under 65 in Saturday’s final round to break 787870-213 , The major college football schedule for Central Division Devils 5, Whalers 3 McRae, Min (crosschecking), 3:38; Ken Brown 74-7870—214 TODAY Saturdav,Oct.29: Tulsa at Nevodo-Las Vegas Cleveland 5 0 1.0K the mark for most shots under par. The record for a DePolma, Min (slashing), 13:34; Kocur, Clorence Rose Texas-EI Paso at New Mexico State 757148—214 9 a.m. — Tennis: Paris Open, ESPN East Detroit 5 2 .714 72-hole tournament, 27 under, was set by Ben Hogan Det (hIgh-stIckIng), 13:34; Hardy, Min Brad Bryant 7447-73—214 New Hampshlreat Boston University Arizona State at Oregon Indiana (slashing), 15:48; Oates, Det (cross- Lennle Clements Noon — College football: Ohio State at Michigan Southern Callfornloat Oregon State 4 3 .571 7871-73—214 Davidson at Bucknell (hlcogo 3 2 .4K in the 1945 Portland Invitational and tied by Mike chekcklng), 18:20. Clark Burroughs 717170—214 State, NESN HolyCrossot Colgate Fresno Stateot San Jose State Milwaukee 3 4 .429 Souchak in the 1955 Texas Open. Rrst Period—1, New Jersey, Kurvers 2 Shots on goal—Minnesota KS4-8—24. Mike Bender 787348—214 Southern Connecticut at Connecticut Washington Stateot UCLA Atlonta (Mullers, Verbeek), 3:49. Z New Jersey, Detroit 4-14-4—16. Scott VerplanK Noon — College football: Notre Dame at Navy. San Diego Stateot Utah 3 5 .375 754971—215 South Carolina State at Delaware State WESTERN CONFERESKE Lohr, a four-year veteran, is trying to become the Brown 2 (Vellschek, Lolselle), 4:41. Missed penalty shots—Frycer, Det, Willie Wood 7571-49-215 Chs. 5, 18 Brown at Harvard Pacificat Utah State Midwest Divislen 11th first-time winner on the tour this year and the Penalties—McDermId, Har (roughing), 1:31, Ind. David Ogrln 7171-72—215 Stanford at Washington Power-ploy Opportunities—Minnesota 1 p.m. — College football: Southern Connecticut Cornel lot Lotavette w L Pet. third player to lead after every round. 6:58; Molev,doublemlnor (roughlng),<:58; Jim Carter 787449—215 Columbia at Lehigh Montana at Weber State Utah 5 2 .714 CIrello, NJ (hooking), 7:48; Francis, Har 1 of 4; Detroit 1 of 4 Brad Faxon 71-7171—215 at UConn, WKHT, W ILI (AM-1400) DelowareotMolne Houston 3 4 .429 Paul Azinger and Chip Beck were tied for second (tripping), 11:31; Driver, NJ (cross­ (taalles—Minnesota, Beoupre, 0-1-0 (25 M a c O'Gradv 71-72-73-214 2:30 p.m. — College football: Penn State at West Northeastern at Massachusetts Son Antonio 3 4 .429 place at 197, 19 under par. Azinger matched Lohr’s checking), 13:20; MacLeon, NJ (trip­ shots-22 saves). Detroit, Stefan, 4-3-0(24-23). Dick AAast 757848—216 Virginia. Channel 3 Notre Dame vs. Novyat Baltimore Dallas 2 4 .333 ping), 17:42; Turgeon, Hor (hooking), Roger Maltble Pennat Princeton Denver 2 4 .333 first-round score with a 62 Friday, while Beck fired 19:24. A—19,875. John Inman 71-7872—214 3:30 p.m. — Washington State at UCLA, Channel 8 Templeat Rutgers Miam i 1 3 .250 Second Period—3, New Jersey Wolanin 1, Referee— Dave Newell. Linesmen— Gary Hollberg 7447-73—216 Transactions a 63. Both toured the Palm course, one of three AAark Pare, Leon Stickle. 4 p.m. — Golf: Disney Classic, Channel 30 Richmond at VUIonovo Facmc Divislen 2:34 4, Harford, Turgeon 4 (Ferraro, Lorry RInker 7847-71—216 Penn State at West Virginia L.A. Clippers 4 } .8K layouts played in the $700,000 tournament. Wilson), 8:41 (pp). 5, Hartford, ftrraro 5 Ronnie McCann 734874-216 4 p.m. — Golf: General Tire Classic, ESPN Dartmouth at Yale L.A. Lakers 4 4 .sro (Young), 11:49. 4, New Jersey, Johnson 4 Scott Simpson 744873—214 4:30 p.m. — College football: Auburn at Florida. South Phoenix 3 3 .5K (Sundstrom, Driver), 18:14. 7, Hartford, Curt Bvrum 77-7148—216 Alabama State vs. Alabama A&M at OIneen 5 (J.Anderson, Cote), 19:28. Roy Floyd BASEBALL Sacramento 3 3 .5W Lyle leads Seve by one 717874—216 ESPN Birmingham, Aki.,nlaht Seattle 3 3 .sn Penoltles—Driver, NJ (holding), 4:13; Golf Jerry Pete 747149+-214 Georgia Southern at Central Florida, American League Babvch, Hor (holding) ,5:17; Vellschek, N J Joy Haas 7 p.m. — Sabres at Bruins. NESN BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Exercised the Portland 1 3 .250 71-7570—216 7:30 p.m. — Devils at Whalers, SportsChannel, night (talden State 1 5 .147 SOTOGRANDE, Spain (AP) — Sandy Lyle sank a (hooking), 8:00. Bobby Clompett 74-7449^217 East Tennessee State at The Citadel, night 1989 contract option for Mike Morgon, Friday's Gomes 15-foot birdie putt on the 15th hole Friday and Third Period—8, New Jersey, Shonohon 2 Du^ Waldorf 72-7173—217 WTIC Miami, Ro.ot East Carolina pitcher. (Doneyko), 19:42 (en). Penalties— James Hollet 72-72-73—217 DETROIT TIGERS—Traded Walt Ter­ mday'sOamet Not Included finished with a 71 for a one-shot lead over Severiano Disney Classic scores 7:30 p.m. — Rangers at Flyers, Channel 9 Auburn atRorlda Cleveland at Miami, (n) Jennings, Har (roughing), 14:21; Wolonln, Bob Eastwood 787549^217 Western Corollna at Furman rell, pitcher, to the Son Diego Padres for New Jersey vs. Chicago at Lincoln, Ballesteros halfway through the $963,000 Volvo NJ (roughing), 14:21. Mike Hulbert 71-7874—218 8 p.m. — College football: South Carolina at North Wllllam&Maryat Georgia Chris Brown and Keith Moreland, Neb.,(n) Shots on goal—Hartford 9-10-5—24. New Inflelders. Purchased the contracts of Phil Masters golf tournament. LAKE BUENA VISTA, Flo. (AP) — Carolina State, ESPN DukeotGeorgla Tech Detroit vs. Washington at Baltimore, (n) Jersey 12-9-7—28. Scores Friday after the third round of the District of Columbia at Howard Clork and Dan DIMoscIo, catchers; Milt Lyle, the U.S. Masters champion from Scotland, Power-ploy Opportunities—Hartford 1 of 10 p.m. — College football: New Hampshire at BU Cuvier, outfielder, and Kevin RItz and $700,000 Wolf Disney WorldClassIcpIoyedon Southern llllnolsatKentuckv,nlght L.A. Clippers vs. Seattle at Spokane, was at 5-under-par 139 for 36 holes over the long, 4; New Jersey 0 of 3. three separate par-72 courses (Magno­ Youngstown State at Liberty Randy Nosek, pitchers, from Toledo of Goalies— Hortford, Llut, 3-34) (27shotv23 Bowling (taped), NESN the Internotlonol League. Wosh.,(n) lia, Palm and Lake Buena Vista Mississippi at LSU Saturday's Games windy and difficult Valderrama course. He and saves). New Jersey, Souve, 1-1-0(24-21). courses at the Walt Disney World resort): 10 p.m. — Boxing: Julio Chavez vs. Jose Luis Arkansas State vs. Louisiana Tech at M INNESOTA TWINS—Signed A l New- mon, Inflelder, and Brian Harper, catcher, Utah at Indianapolis, 8:30 Ballesteros, the British Open winner from Spain, Bob Lohr 6147-46—195 Ramirez. WBA-WBC lightweight championship, Shreveport, La.,nlght Houston vs. Phllodelphio at Pittsburgh, A—14,378. Paul Azinger 47-4842—197 AppalachlanStateat Marshall to one-year contracts. who shot a second-round 72, were threatening to Referee— Don Kohorskl. Linesmen— HBO Notional League 7:30 p.m. Chip Beck 444843—197 BOP Women AlobomaotMIssIssIppI State Washington vs. Boston at Knoxville, make a runaway of the richest golf tournament in Kevin Collins, Don McCourt. Fuzzy Zoeller 444944—199 Prairie View A8,M at Mississippi Valley MONTREAL EXPOS—Exercised their A le x is D o no ld 189-444, E le a n o r options for 1989 In the contracts of Huble Tenn., 8 p.m. European history aside from the British Open. Tom Kite 444846—200 State Dallas at Charlotte, 8 p.m. Bruce Lletzke 4947-45—201 Berggren 218504, Corolvn W ilson 190- SUNDAY Austin PeoyotMoreheod State Brooks, outfielder; Tim Wolloch, third Red Wings 4, North Stars] 458, M ary M um ford 189474, Mogdo baseman, and Bryn Smith, pitcher. Denver at Son Antonio, 8:30 p.m. AAark O'Meara 694845—202 1 p.m. — Steelers1 at Jets, Channel 30 Eastern Kentuckyot Murray State New York vs. Phoenix at Albuaueraue, Ken Green 704448—202 Gonzales 197-518, Joyce T yler 188472, Morgan State at NorfolkState Announced that Larry Beornarth, pitch­ Cell Roy 183-471, Lottie KuczynskI 450, 1 p.m. — Bears at Patriots, Channel 3, WDRC ing coach, will return In 1989. N.M., 9 : X p.m. Minnesota i o 0—i Larry Nelson 72-4347—202 M ary land at North Carolina Golden State vs. Portland at Klamath Gene Sauers Laurence Faucher 455. (AM-1360) Bethune-Cookmanat North CarollnaASiT NEW YORK METS—Announced the Expos exercise options Detroit 0 2 1—4 694747—200 resignation of Steve Schrwer, director of Falls, Ore., 10:30 p.m. Rrst Period—1, Minnesota, John AAohoffey 484944—203 South Carolina at North Carolina State Sunday's Games Robert Wrenn 1 p.m. — Soccer: UConn vs. Rutgers. WHUS Lamarot Northeast Loulslana,nlght minor league operations. MONTREAL (AP) — The Montreal Expos Friday (Bellows, Hardy), 14:17 (pp). 4444-71—203 U.8. Mixed (FM-91.7) PITTSBURGH PIRATES-Renewed the Cleveland vs. Charlotte at Winston- Bellows, Min (high-sticking), Tim Simpson 487045—203 Sam Houston State ot Northwestern Salem, N.C., 7 p.m. exercised the options for 1989 in the contracts of Frycer, Det, double minor AAark WIebe 494748—204 Louisiana, night contracts of Hal McRae, minor league Anne Poole 187, Gloria Holbrook 179, 4 p.m. — (Giants at Lions, Channel 3 hitting Instructor; Joe Lonnett, minor Phoenix vs. Chicagoat St. Louls,8p.m. outfielder Hubie Brooks, third baseman Tim sticking, roughing), 3:21; Rouse, Min Bobby Wadkins 704844—204 Linda Latulippe 181-188510. Rich Hol­ MemphlsStateotSouthemMIssIssIppI New Jersey vs. Milwaukee at Ames, Mike McCullough 694847—204 4 p.m. — »Golf: Disney Classic. Channel 30 Florida A8,M at Southern University, league catching Instructor; Jock Lind, (tripping), 9:14; Fraser, Min, malor brook 213, Jack Ahlberg 224, Alice minor league Infield Instructor; Lenny lowo, 8 p.m. Wallach and pitcher Bryn Smith. (fighting), 12:17; Chlosson, Det, major Steve Elkington 714548-204 Brown 474, Linda Burton 2)8198585, 4:30 p.m. — Golf: General Tire Classic. ESPN night Denver at Dallas at Fort Worth, Texas, Wayne Levi Tennessee Tech atTennesseeStote,nlght Yochim, spedol assignments scout, and Montreal also announced that pitching coach (fighting), 12:17; Rouse, Min, mlnor- 704844—204 Dole Pecker 202-179531, Sheila BonettI 8 p.m. — Blackhawks] at Oilers. SportsChannel Gene Baker, Jock Bowen, Bart Braun, 8:30 p.m. malor (higivsticking, fighting), 12:54; AAark Calcovecchla 457148—204 480, Cindy Hurley 201-500, Linda Sko- James ModlsonotTowson State Sacramento vs. Golden State ot Larry Beamarth will return next season. Dan Halldorson 8 p.m. Redskins at Oilers, ESPN, WPOP Southwestern LouisianaotTulane,night Bill Brvk, Larry D'Amato and Bob Rossi, King, Det, mlnor-malor (Instigator, fight­ 684848—204 glund 1804788, Doreen Lachapelle 177- orea supervisors. Redding, Collf.,9p.m. ing), 12:54; Giles, Min (sloshing), 13:50; Dan Pohl 684848—204 192-524, Sharon M adore 198188549, (AM-1410) Wofford atVMI New York at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Gallont, Det (Mgtvsttcklng), 13:50; De- David Peoples 684947—204 Dlone Brennan 209522. t ^ 8 » 114 RHAM’s scoring punch too much for Bolton Indians Scholastic Roundup From page 48

HEBRON — The ability to put the ball in the net “ They are big games.” McCarthy said. “ You was the difference as RHAM High applied the have a quality team in Hall and a real quality team whitewash brush to Bolton High, 6-0, Friday in in East Hartford. It’s also important for (Class LL) Charter Oak Conference boys’ soccer action. tournament standings. The next two games will tell The Sachems move to 11-0 in the COC and 13-0-1 us where we’re going to be in Oie state tournament.” overall with the win while Bolton, losers of two Senior sweeper Glenn Jensen, senior fullback straight after a seven-game span in which it went Doug Harvey, sophomore Nigel Cooper and senior 5-1-1. slides to 6-4-1, 8-5-1. Bolton's next game is Jim Melesko turned in fine games for the Indians. Tuesday at home against Bacon Academy. Manchester 3 1—4 v : ' : ' ' 1 'V', Enfield o 1—1 “ We played well. We just didn’t finish.” Bolton Scoring; M- Dieterle 2, Miller, Boyle. E- Vosseller. Coach Ray Boyd said. " I was pleased with our play. Saves: M- Bernier 5; E- Pond 15. We got the ball in dangerous areas. But their goalie (Kevin McGill) was up to the task. They finished and we didn’t.’’ McGill had nine saves to earn the shutout. RHAM Dave Vincent, Joey Nielsen and David LaPierre each registered two goals for RHAM. Nielsen now From page 46 has 47 goals this year and a career total of 116. % Dave Curylo at fullback and Steve Kiesman played well for Bolton. 5(XI tree: 1. Galdos (W L), 4:1X1.91, 2. McGuiness (EC), 3. Murphy (EC) RHAM * 2 -4 1(X) back: 1. Krawczyk (EC), 1:13.1X1, 2. Lowe (W L ), 3. Bolton 0 0—0 Bragdon (EC) Scoring: R- Nielsen 2, Vincent 2, LoPlerre 2. 100 breast: 1. (jaldos (W L), 1:19.42, 2. Caromile (EC), 3. Saves: R- McGill 9, B- Brion Nell/Dovld Boles 10 Hutchings (EC) combined. tiM ii 400 free relay; 1. East (K. Luoma, Chlupsa, McGulnness,S. Luoma), 4:52.11 Tough luck hits Tech Hard luck kept the Cheney Tech boys’ soccer team from winning Friday afternoon. MHS dunks Enfield Holding a 25-13 advantage in shots, the Beavers The Manchester High giris’ swim team defeated just couldn’t finish and dropped a 2-1 decision to Enfield High, 71-61, Friday afternoon. The Indians visiting Bacon Academy of Colchester. The loss, the are now 9-1 while Enfield falls to 0-10. Manchester’s Beavers’ eighth straight, leaves them 3-11. Cheney final meet will be Monday at home at 3:30 p.m. will be at Coventry Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. Bacon is against East Hartford. now 2-10-2. Sophomore Katelyn Lindstrom was a double “ We were in their end 75 percent of the time,” winner for the Indians, in the 50-yard freestyle and Cheney Coach Paul Soucy said. “ We had golden the 100 backstroke. Other winners were Karen opportunities but we just couldn’t finish. Overall, we Patrick Flynn/Manoheeter Henid White in the 200 individual medley. Meg Burns in the played well. We just kept knocking at the door. Their 100 butterfly, Audra Gulliksen in the 100 breast­ goalie (Jason Kowalski) made some big saves.’’ MY BALL — Enfield’s Jim Smolensk!, Memorial Field. The Indians won, 4 -1, to stroke and Marcia Markstein in the diving. Deb Cheney senior Steven Infante, off a rebound shot right, elbows Manchester’s Jim Melesko capture the C C C East Division title. Batsie took seven seconds off her 200 freestyle time. from Bret Grasso, scored his eighth goal of the off the ball in their game Friday at Andrea Bissonnette, Rebecca Coax and Lauren season to give the Beavers a 1-0 lead at 7; 50 of the Hickey also swam well. first half. Dave Rhodes tiled the affair at 1-1 for Friday in CCC East Division girls’ soccer action. RMuits; Bacon at 10:30. “ We hadn’t given up and we plan on a few more 200 medley relay; 1. Manchester (Call, Lindstrom, A. The win was the 14th in a row for the unbeaten wins,” Palmer added. Gulliksen, (Jhabrial), 2:20.4, 2. Manchester, 3. Enfield Patrick Flynn/Manchwtor Horald Rhodes headed in the game-winner from 15 yards Indians, who are 13-0 in the CCC East. Manchester IM: 1. K. White (M ), 2:45.3, 2. Hickey (M ),3 . LIpInskI out at 24; 13 of the second half. East’s next game is today at 2 p.m. in a makeup GOING UP — Manchester High’s Dan are airborne as they vie for the ball has won 12 of its 14 games via the shutout route and clash at home against Portland High. 50 tree; 1. Lindstrom (M ), 24.3, 2. S. Gulliksen (M ), 3. Bacon Academy 1 1—2 Phelps (E) Kelsey, left, and Enfield’s Sean Mooney during Friday’s game at Memorial Field. Cheney Tech 1 0—1 has allowed just two goals while scoring 63. East Catholic 2 4— 6 South Catholic 0 1 1 Diving: 1. Markstein (M ), 177.20points,2. LIndland (M ),3. Scoring: BA- Rhodes 2. CT- Infante. “ We played an outstanding first half,” said Indian Remusat (M ) Saves: BA- KowolskI 20; CT- Nate Paradis 10. Scoring: EC- Devanney, Lombardo, Deptula, Keane, assistant coach Steve Menschell. “ The movement Gentilcore, McDevitt; SC- Connolly. 100 fly; 1. Burns (M ) (no time was given), 2. Sines (M ) Saves: EC- Laura Gunsten 4, SC- Shellv Grassel 14. 100 tree: 1. Phelps (E ), 1:04.5, 2. Hickey (M ),3. Michaud of the ball was outstanding and the passing was (E) McEnroe upset in Paris Open Coventry In 1-1 tie excellent.” 500 free; 1. LIpInskI (E ), 4:45.4, 2. S. Gulliksen (M ), 3. Karen Rattanakoun, with her team-high 14th goal Harrington (E) MIDDLETOWN — Host Vinal Tech and Coventry 100back; 1. Lindstrom (M ), 1:11.5,2. Cook (M ),3.Call (M ) Bv Salvatore Zanca of the Soviet Union, 6-3, 6-0. of the year, opened the goal parade for Manchester Gilbert and Mayotte will play in High battled to a 1-1 tie in Friday in Charter Oak 100 breast; 1. A. Gulliksen (Mi;«1;22.4, 2. Egan (M ), 3. The Associated Press Mayotte is the only seeded player at 10:47 mark. Following in order were Kathy Girls Swimming Provencal (E) Saturday’s other semifinal with Conference boys’ soccer action. 400 free relay: 1. Enfield, (no time was given), 2. left in the tournament. Cumberbatch, Jessica Marquez, Patty Hombostel, Mayotte winning all five of their “ Each team played well. It was evenly played,” East notches first win Manchester, 3. Manchester PARIS — American John Gilbert saved 17 of 19 break Shelly Dieterle and Mary Moriarty. It was goal No. 8 previous matches. Gilbert lost to Coventry Coach Bob Plaster said. McEnroe had the officials on his points — including four set points for Moriarty, No. 7 for Dieterle and No. 6 for WINDSOR LOCKS — In its last meet of the Mayotte in the Paris Open finals Coventry is now 7-4-3 overall and 6-3-2 in the COC side but was still upset by — to beat France’s Guy Forget, Marquez, Hombostel and Cumberbatch. season, the East Catholic High girls’ swim team last ye a r. East while the Hawks are 9-4-1 overall and 6-4-1 in Switzerland’s Jakob Hlasek 7-6 7-6 (7-3), 6-2. the conference. Manchester did not allow Enfield, 2-10-1 and finally got in the win column. Girls Volleyball (7-3), 2-6,7-6 (7-2) Friday night in Carl Lombardo scored his 116th career goal, tying 2-11-1, a shot on goal. The Eagles dumped Windsor Locks, 94-70, Friday the quarterfinals of the $1.1 him for the state record with RHAM’s Joey Nielsen, Marquez. Moriarty and Jodi Widmer defensively afternoon. East ends up 1-10 and will next compete M HS wins in three million Paris Open tennis played well for Manchester. in the Class M state championships on Saturday, for Vinal’s goal 31:27 in the first half. Jack Ayer, Host Manchester High swept past Enfield High tournament. with his 16th of the campaign, evened it for the The Indians wra p up their CCC East slate Monday Nov. 12. McEnroe set off an uproar in Whalers at 3 p.m. when they visit East Hartford High. Individual winners for East were Chris Dube in 15-6, 15-5 and 15-3 in CCC East Division girls’ Patriots 21 minutes into the second half. volleyball action Friday at Clarke Arena. The the decisive third set, arguing From page 46 “ Harold Hodge did a good job marking Manchester 6 0—4 the diving, Lynn Krawczyk in the 100-yard that a Hlasek serve tipped the net Enfield 0 0—0 backstroke and the 400 freestyle relay of Kerry Indians are now 4-10 for the season with their next Lombardo,” Plaster said. Lombardo’s only goal Scoring: M- Rattanakoun, Cumberbatch, Marauez, Horn- and persuading the tournament Luoma, Laura Chlupsa, Tricia McGuiness and match Monday at home at 3:30 p.m. against past Sauve and into the Devils’ came when Hodge was screened and was taken out bostel, Dieterle, Moriarty. crosstown East Catholic. supervisor to overrule the chair middle period with a short- of the play. Saves: M- Paulo Hollis 0, E- Gates 10. Stacey Luoma. umpire. The controversial play net from an almost impossible handed goal. Eagle qualifiers for the Class M meet are the Anne Marie McDonald, Lisa Moriconi and Lisa angle. Coventry outshot Vinal, 24-20. “ Vinal had some East gets a win Cartier played well for the Indians. came on break point, with the After Steve Yzerman’s shot medley relay of Krawczyk, Leslie Caromile, Kerry But Shanahan scored into an opportunities and we had some decent chances. Manchester also won the junior varsity match, score tied 2-2. went behind the Minnesota net, It’s been a long time in between victories for the Luoma and Tricia McGuiness; Dube in the diving; empty net with 18 seconds re­ Jack (Ayer) putacoupleoverthe top,” Plaster said. 15-3 and 15-88. Jenna Rovegno, Julie Stansfield, When Hlasek finally served, Chiasson outfought a defenseman East Catholic High girls’ soccer team. The Eagles, Krawczyk in the 100 backstroke; and the free relay maining for the final two-goal Steve Talaga at midfield also played well for Becky Pidlak and Julie Shrider played well for the McEnroe won the point to go up for the puck, carried it in front of who hadn’t won since Sept. 19 when they beat South of Kerry Luoma, Caromile, McGuiness and Stacey margin. the goal and flipped a shot past Coventry. young Indians. 3-2, then held serve to take a 4-2 Catholic, took the measure of the Rebels again Luoma. North Stars’ goaltender Don Coventry’s next game is Tuesday at home against Friday, 6-1, at the Eagles’ field. East had been 0-6-3 lead. But Hlasek fought back, Wings 4, Stars 1 Cheney Tech. RMuitt: eventually beating McEnroe in a Beaupre. since its last victory. 200 medley relay: 1. Windsor Locks 2. East Coventry o l l tiebreaker. DETROIT (AP) — Steve Chias- Frycer, who minutes earlier “ Bad weather played to our advantage as we took 200 tree: 1. Sargent (W L), 2:14.1, 2. McGuiness (EC), 3. East wins in five Vinal Tech i o i Krawczyk (EC) In other quarterfinal matches. son and Miroslav Frycer scored had failed on a penalty shot, Scoring: C-Aver; VT- Lombordo. advantage of South miscues and with some good 200 IM: 1. McCauley (W L), 2:21.8, 2. Caromile (EC), 3. 49 seconds apart early in the Saves: C- Bob Johnson 20, VT- DIMauro 14. Hutchings (EC) HAMDEN — The East Catholic High giris’ Mansdorf clipped Aaron Krick- broke the tie less than a minute team play came out on top.” East Coach Ron volleyball team downed homestanding Sacred second period Friday night to later, beating Beaupre with a slap Palmer said. (^ » »ree: 1. Lowe (W L), 28.51, 2. S. Luoma (EC), 3. Deosv stein of the United States. 6-3, 7-6 Heart in five games. The scores were 2-15,15-4,15-6, (7-2), while Americans ’Tim lead the Detroit Red Wings to a 4-1 shot from the top of the faceoff Deana Devanney and Janet Lombardo had Diving: 1. Dube (EC), 122.25 points, 2. Chlupsa (EC) 9-15, 16-14. NHL victory over the Minnesota circle. Girls Soccer first-half goals for ^ e Eagles, who improve to 2-8-3 1(»(lv: 1. Urgent (WL) (notlmeglven),2. K. Luoma(EC), Mayotte and Brad Gilbert ad­ 3. Murphy (EC) East is 4-12 and will be at crosstown rival vanced to the semifinals with North Stars. Gerard Gallant added a power- MH8 overwhelming with the win. Bitsy Deptula, Kelly Keane, Lynn 100 free; 1. McCauley (W L), 1:04.31, 2. S. Luoma (EC), 3. Manchester High Monday at 3; 30p.m. Sacred Heart Chiasson, playing just his se­ play goal and John Chabot an Gentilcore and Phyllis McDevitt added second-half PImoton (W L) straight-set victories. ENFIELD — AH the scoring came in the first half falls to 4-9. Mayotte, the defending cham­ cond game of the season after empty-net short-handed goal in goals for the Eagles. Maura Connolly had the lone Jane Tilden and Alison Matturro played well for missing eight with a groin injury; the third period for the Red as Manchester High overpowered Enfield High, 6-0, goal for the 1-11-1 Rebels. See RHAM, page 47 pion and No. 2 seed, beat the the Eagles. eighth-seeded Andrei Chesnokov tied the score 1-1 at 3; 23 of the Wings. Monday C o |: leac fHaurhrslrr Hrralii Boll Bv Nancv Manchesi

State pc Bolton ma from his ji SPORTS sity in Mil Bobby V man for Arthur Po Sumner D Oct. 11 a since. Poi plant dire oversees INDIANS TAKE CCC EAST provemen campus, C One of MHS champs Morris Sil know P oi had work for third time --- Bolton Ri mittee. Si Bv Jim Tierney man of tl AAanchester Herald hadn’t see several m One of the goals the Manchester High boys’ soccer Virginia team set for itself at the beginning of the 1988 season .1 w'iT??*-.! tee Chaim was to win the league title. know P oi That goal became reality for the Indians Friday thought h afternoon at rain-drenched Memorial Field as they recently a defeated Enfield High, 4-1, to capture the Central tee memb Connecticut Conference East Division Pongratz championship. his meetii Manchester, which clinched a tie for the league before the title with a 2-0 win at Hartford Public on '^esday, “ Wehai won the championship outright for the third time. awhile,” \ The Indians, 11-1-1 in the league and 12-2-1 overall, Pongrat also garnered the CCC East title in 1984 and 1985. he was int Enfield, a Class L finalist last year, fell to 3-10. alternate The victory was special for the seniors, which Appeals, 1 dominate this fine Indian squad. been able “ It feels good,” Indian senior goalie Jeff Bernier State p said, referring to winning the CCC East. "Ever Colchestei since we (the seniors) have been here we haven’t investigat won it. It belongs to us. We won it outright. We made but had no it a goal and we carried through.’ ’ the case, Senior center halfback Jeremy Dieterle. who gratz as a leads the team in scoring, tallied his 10th and 11th hair and t goals of the year along with one each from seniors tall and wi Ted Miller and Kevin Boyle. For Miller, it was his police sail third goal of the year and the sixth for Boyle. Clark SI Dieterle and right halfback Mike Sardo turned in friend he fine efforts. .persons m “ They’ve really worked hard. They deserve it,” police in Manchester Coach Bill McCarthy said of his club. questions “ We had great ball movement. They (Dieterle and Resident Sardo) worked great together. I ’m really pleased.” Walsh, wf Midway through the first half, Manchester began for comm< moving the ball effectively which resulted in its first Wesleys goal 15; 33 before intermission. Senior Mo Moriarty Patrick Flynn/ManehMtar Harald participat Clark said made a fine run from midfield and fed Miller, who HAPPY INDIANS — Manchester High applause after the Indians captured the broke free toward Enfield goalie Mike Pond. Miller boys’ soccer coach Bill McCarthy, left, CCC East Division title Friday with their -Clark di perfectly lifted his shot into the back of the net. “ valued a: Moriarty left the match at 15; 11 of the second half opens up his rain gear and leads the 4-1 win over Enfield at Memorial Field. trator,” I when he injured his right ankle. imformati “ That first goal by Miller was great,” McCarthy cord. He said. “ It was a super pass off a quick counter.” Whalers fall to New Jersey worked a Two minutes later, Sardo and Dieterle teamed up years. Cle for Manchester’s second goal. Sardo made some manager ( nifty moves down the right side before dishing the EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. In breaking a two-game losing power-play goal on a two-on-one before bei ball off to Dieterle 15 yardsout. Dieterle’s 10-yarder (AP) — Tom Kurvers and Doug streak, the Devils posted their breakaway, chipping the puck director ii evaded a diving Pond and nestled itself in the left Brown scored first-period goals first victory ever over Liut, who over the stick of Devils goal- Clark ! comer. 52 seconds apart as the New had a 6-0-3 record against them tender Bob Sauve at 8; 41. where mi Manchester went up 3-0 with just 1; 27 left before Jersey Devils beat the Hartford before Friday night. And 1;52 later, Ray Ferraro family livi half when Dieterle’s 30-yard bullet went through Whalers 5-3 in the NHL Friday The Whalers outscored the scored on a three-on-two breaka­ Pond’s hands into the back of the net. night. Devils 3-2 in the second period. way to bring Hartford back to After Eric Vosseller scored at 3; 31 of the second Kurvers converted a two-on- But New Jersey, clinging to a 4-3 within one goal. Mark Johnson’s half to make it 3-1, Boyle finished off the scoring at one breakaway with a 20-foot shot lead through most of the third 50-foot shot past Liut vvas the the 6; 23. Boyle-headed a 15-yarder deflected off Pond’s from the slot to beat Whalers period, wrapped up the game on game-winning goal for New Jer­ hands, off the right post and into the net. goaltender Mike Liut high on the Brendan Shanahan’s goal in the sey at 18; 16. Manchester winds up its regular season with two glove side at 3; 49. Brown back- last minute. Kevin Dineen brought the home games, Monday at 3; 30 p.m. against handed a shot behind Liut as he In the second period. Craig Whalers back to within one-goal non-conference foe Hall High of West Hartford and skated across the crease on a Wolanin scored an unassisted again with just 32 seconds left in Wednesday against East Hartford High. breakaway at 4; 41 to give the 60-foot goal at 2; 34 to put New the period when he fired a shot Devils a 2-0 lead and they never Jersey up 3-0. The Whalers came See INDIANS, page 47 looked back. back as Sylvain Turgeon added a See WHALERS, page 47