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W ANTED. Loving 8< car­ HOUSE for sale by COVENTRY. Ju n ip e r PRINTING Firm looking Quiz on page 8 ing babysitter In my for mature person In o owner. Our loss Is your Drive. 3 bedroom NUCMNING home. 7:30om-6pm. AIDES tost paced envlorn- ' gain on this profession­ Ranch. Oil heat, hard­ 1. Stethoscope Weekdays. Call 645- ally landscaped. Im­ wood floors, new kit­ 2. Vision (About 65 percent) Am I N m g AMe ment for order taking OPENINGS 1476 after 6.______and customer contact. maculate, 1900 souore chen, garage. Easy Agpllcairts feet, 3 bedroom, 2 both. 3. FLA (Florida) NOW Hiring. New whole­ Typing ability needed. Hartford commute. 4. Show Me (MO) C N C Lathe set up and Fall and Part Tima Ranch with stone fire- $117,000. Rich Realty, sale company hiring Apply In person at 5. Debut operate on Aircraft 5-10 hardworking Indi­ We offer the areas hi­ Marpet Printers, Ver­ placed living room, 2 423-6335.______cor garage, pool and 6. (a) Philip — Lover of horses (y) Forginga and bar work viduals In Manager ghest staff to patient non Circle, 871-1421. 291 Porter Street. 7 room using FANUC Con­ trainee program to finished walkout fam­ (b) George — Farmer (v) ily room. Available for Colonial. Full of trols. learn all aspects of (c) Daniel — Judge (w) LABORER. Heavy con­ Immediate occupancy. charm, new furnace, wholesale warehous­ Scheduling new energy saving win­ (d) David — Beloved (z) T ube-bender-assem- ing Industries from In­ • Complete Health struction. Apply In per­ Appraised value, $2 0 5 ,0 0 0 . Asking dows, modern kitchen, (e) Richard — Powerful (x) bler needed for hand ventory administra­ Inaurance son; The Andrew 2 full baths, patio and 3 Ansaldl Building Com­ $195,000. Coll 649-0593. ilanrijpalpr Mpralb fitting of aircraft com­ tion to management. "Including Dental" bedrooms. Must be For Interview, phone pany, 186 Bldwell MANCHESTER. One seen to be appreciated. ponents. Experience • Uniform Street, Manchester. owner. Maintained 6 HOMES I CONDOMINIUMS Sandy at, 289-1382. Allowance Please call 643-9233 af­ with brazing and RECEPTIONIST for room Cope. Great ter 6:00pm. Principals FOR SALE I FOR SALE layout a plus. Apply In • Bonus Hours Manchester Account­ value. $139,900. Nice only. ing firm. 40 hour week. lot, neighborhood, Wednesday, Oct. 5,1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents person to the • Free Meals M A N C H ES TE R . Wendel E X E C U T IV E Colonial lo­ MALLARD View. Dis­ T R E E Care Sales Repre­ For more Information 646-2465.______vinyl siding, oak floors cated In a very desira­ tinctive Duplexes. Lo­ and fireplace. Peter­ Reed brick Ranch with E. A. PATTEN Co. sentative. The Bartlett please call G R ILL person wanted. central air. 3 bed­ ble neighborhood of cated on a private Tree Expert Company Full time position man Real Estate, 649- 303 Wetherell St. CRESTDELD rooms, V/7 baths, 1st Manchester. Some of permanent cul-de-sac Is looking for moti­ available. Paid vaca­ 9404.______the features are: 4 Is this new subdivision Manchester CONVALESCENT floor family room and vated tree care special­ tion 8i holidays. Great VERNON. Daryl Drive. 7 laundry. Well lands­ bedrooms and 2'/2 of quality 3 bedroom ist for the Central Con- HOME for mothers who follow room Raised Ronch, 3 caped treed yard. baths, large living duplexes await your Ellen Morse nectlcut area. MANCHESTER, CT. Manchester school ca­ bedrooms, V h baths, 2 room with bay window, Inspection. Kitchens Panel sets M IC H A E LS Jewelers has $219,900. D.W. Fish Knowledge of the tree lender. kCall tor Inter­ fireplaces, beautiful Reolty, 643-1591.0 beautiful formal dining have oak cabinets, o full time service soles care or green Industry 6 4 3 -5 1 5 1 view between 9 am-1 heated Inground pool room, 1st floor family range oven, dis­ position open. Retail necessary. Sales expe­ plus whirlpool. Re­ MANCHESTER. Seven A UT^Medumlc^MusT pm. East Catholic High room home on a cul-de- room with fireplace, hwasher, refrigerator exposure a plus. Great rience helpful. We School, 646-5271. cently redecorated private master bed­ and built In microwave Is teacher have own tools. Uni­ sac near school. 4 bed­ benefits package. offer excellent earn­ with ceramic tile and room with large bath, Apply In person, form, paid vacations, WANTED. Experienced rooms, V/2 baths In­ oven. Fireplaced living ings and benefits. For fine carpeting. large country kitchen, rooms, I'A bath with Tuesdov-Soturday, further Information etc. Coll 633-3669. machinist or tool cluded In brand new maker. Minimum 5 ye­ $209,900. Golden Oaks dinette area with slid­ full vanities, separate lOom-Spm of 958 Main and appointment, call F U L L time retail sales­ 2nd floor addition. Plus its criteria Realty, 646-5099 or call ers to deck, natural Street, Manchester. ars experience. Excel­ 16x46 pool and cabana full basements, 2 zoned of the year 649-8150. person. Jewelery com- lent benefits, paid va­ Joello, 872-8170. woodwork throughout, baseboard heating sys­ 643-2741. panv In malor on park-llke grounds. cation and holiday. MANCHESTER. Spring $217,500 D.W. Fish closets and storage ga­ tems, Andersen perma- department store seek­ Street. Spacious Colon­ lore, 2 car garage, shleld thermopane D E N T A L Assistant for Medical 8< maternity. Realty, 643-1591.0 By Andrew J. Davis ing enthusiastic and Life Insurance. Please ial on lovely lands­ private large back­ windows. Luxurious Orthodontic office. Ex­ INSPECTORS reliable full time sales yard. All this and more Manchester Herald call to set up an ap­ caped corner lot. 7 MANCHESTER. Dellght- wall to wall carpeting perience preferred. person. Retail expe­ rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 (o r only $237,900. and attached garage. P.O. Box 2356, Vernon, First piece and In pointment between 7- ful six room brick and rience helpful. Good 5:30, days, 742-9600. baths. 2 fireplaces, 2 Realty World, Benoit, Phase I nearing com­ for manager Ellen Morse, an eighth-grade history teacher at wood Cape In move-ln Connecticut, 06066. process of aircraft salary and benefits, car garage, large pri­ Frechette Associates, pletion. See their Bennet Junior High School, was named today as GOVERNMENT Jobs! flexible hours, bright condition. Large front machine details using vate screened porch. to bock living room 646-7709.O______owner occupied and Manchester teacher of the year. $18,037 to $69,405. Im­ future. Call Liberty Na­ TELLERS Immaculately main­ rental townhouses to­ layout tools. Familiar tional, 568-1115. with fireplace, three MANCHESTER. This 4 "She is the definition of the professional teacher,” mediate Hiring 1 Your Full time. Savings Bank tained. $225,000. room plus 2 attic room day I Blanchard 8i Ros­ area. Coll (Refunda­ with SPC a plus. Apply HAIRDRESSER. Small of Manchester. Experi­ nice size bedrooms and By Andrew Yurkovsky tradition,” he said. said School Superintendent James P. Kennedy, who Golden Oaks Realty, beautiful pork like ranch may be lust whot setto Realtors," We're ble) 1-518-459-3611 Ext. In person to; busy salon full or part enced or will train. Good 646-5099 or call Tom , Selling Houses" 646- Manchester Herald Cassano said that the new announced the selection at a news conference at his wages, good benefits. grounds. This Is the you ore looking fori F508A for Federal List, time. 55 percent com­ 649-9664. Nice size pantry. Car­ 2482.0______manager should have at least five office. 24 Hours.______E. A. PATTEN Co. Apply; 923 Main St.. perfect starter or re­ mission, 8i paid vaca­ tirement home. Priced peted. Located on a LOVELY! 5'/2 room, 3 years’ experience. And If the " I ’m delighted,” said Morse. 303 Wetherell St. tion. Roller setting Manchester, CT. MANCHESTER. Spa- A background in finance and a CUSTOMER Service po­ EOE clous 3 bedroom home right. Call David Mur­ corner lot convenient bedroom Condo with Board of Directors decides that a Morse, the seventh teacher to win the award, said sition. Full time In o needed. 649-7879 or 649- lot of experience are two qualifi­ Manchester which must be seen to dock at Sentry tor to shopping and 1-384. V/2 baths, appliances, 2 finance background is important, she received a large round of applause from teachers fast paced envlorn- 8568.______Some owner financing air conditioners, full cations that a new town manager appreciate Its roomi­ more Intorma- a salary of at least $70,000 would and students after her selection was announced at the ment. Prefer mature INVENTORY Control tion.$149,500. Sentry available. $117,900 basement. Nice area of ought to have, members of a EXPERIENCED Carpen­ ness. V h baths, fire­ school. "A fter my class had done its hooting and person with typing and Coordinator. Large Real Estate, 643-4060.O Realty World, Benoit, Manchester. Asking manager search committee be in order, he said. ter for commercial place, eat-ln kitchen organizational ability. wholesale nursery MEDICAL Secretary and formal dining Frechette Associates, $132,900 Strano Real agree. Weiss' current salary is $68,000. hollering, I could hear it down the hall,” ohe said. Apply In person at work. Contact Jimmy seeks Individuals (2) to MANCHESTER. Attrac­ 646-7709.O needed for Surgeons room. Beautiful yard In tive seven room plus Estate, 647-7653.0 Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. on The directors rejected a $4,000 A large banner of congratulations was draped over Marpet Printers, Ver­ at 646-5775 or Charlie at coordinate Inventory office In Manchester. 645-1805. an Ideal location. Colonial In one of Man­ Tuesday announced the names of raise earlier this year because of the school's main entrance. non Circle, 871-1421. counts, grading, selec­ Light typing, book­ $175,500 D.W. Fish TODAY'S Lucky CT Ll- Morse was chosen over four other finalists by a tion and plant tagging chester's prime areas. cense Plate Number Is those who will serve on the problems with the town's tax keeping. Experience Realty, 643-1591 .□ Three generous sized functions. Organiza­ preferred but will 945 STA. If this Is your committee to find a replacement revaluation, which had to be panel consisting of three former winners and MANCHESTER. C om ­ bedrooms Including CONDOMINIUMS plate number, bring scrapped. Kennedy. The finalists were: Jessie Hovey of Nathan tional and communica­ troln. Monday, Tues­ master bedroom suite. for retiring Town Manager Ro­ tion skills are reaulred. day, Thursday, Friday, mercial zoned 2 family FOR SALE this ad to Ed Thornton, Osella said that the town might Hale School; John LeSure, who teaches in a program TIRED OF THE TRAFFIC In central location I Super sized lower level bert B. Weiss. The members are Plant knowledge Is a 9-5. Salary depends at Manchester Honcia, have to go to a salary as high as for troubled youths at the former Highland Park Present use Is residen­ \ rec room with walk-out FOREST Ridge Town- DiRosa, Deputy Mayor Stephen IN GEniNG TO & FROM WORK? plus. If you enloy work­ upon experience. Good 24 Adams Street, Man­ $75,000 to attract the best candi­ School; Michael Marquisof filing Junior High School; tial. Large 6-6 2 family to lovely private rear house. 3baseball teams at the left with nicknamed football Memorial donations may be He is a veteran of the U.S. 5, 1973. School, 7:30 p.m. Bv Nancy Concelman handed attack and vilification on teams located in the same cities. You for your continued support." made to the America Lung Army. Ramans was a member of Loved and remembered always. Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriot’s Manchester Herald that issue,” Meotti said. Loul* Apter Bernard Apter (a) Reds (v) Lions Association of Connecticut, 45 the Latvian fraternity, Talavija; Park, 7:30 p.m. Without naming Zinsser, Chairman of the Board President (b) Tigers (w) Rams Ash St., East Hartford 06108. the Latvian Evangelical Luthe­ Wife, Alice and Family An agreement between the Meotti said he has been accused (c) Cubs (x) Bears Connecticut Resources Recovery of wanting to make pawns of the (d) Dodgers (y) Browns Authority and two cities that children. (e) Indians (z) Bengals Thoughts allows some towns to send Meotti said the General Assem­ Dress Shirts, Values to $28...... Suits, vames to $250. .*1 7 9 ^ 8 Military Notes “ fluff.” non-metallic debris from bly in the last session voted to Sizes 38 to 54, Reg. & Long Answers in Classified section cars, to certain landfills won’t prohibit forced busing. White, Blue, Ecru Sizes 14 1/2 to 20 Why does Jesus place so much attention on affect Manchester, the owner of He said transportation of stu­ graduated from the U.S. Air Force precision the local company that takes dents is not the answer to the 48 Receives parachutist badge measuring equipment course at Lowry Air Force children in the Scriptures? Why do we hear so many 19 39 negative stories of children in our times? Is it junked cars said. segregation problem. Orion V-Neck Sweaters ...... * ^® Tweed Sport Coats, values to $195... Lottery ROTC Cadet Brian Dunn, son of Thomas J. and Base. Colo. Manchester’s junked cars are Zinsser countered that the bill Sandra L. Dunn of 58 Stephen St., has received the He is a 1985 graduate of McDonogh High School, because as we fail to appreciate little people the Sizes Med. to 3X Big Values to $32 Sizes 38 to 54, Reg. & Long same holds for big people? When it comes to terrible sent to Parker Street Used Auto passed by the Legislature does parachutist badge upon completion of the three- Baltimore. Parts Inc., which sends cars to not prohibit forced busing; it Winning numbers drawn Tuesday in lotteries week airborne course at the U.S, Army Infantry deeds, then children (and also women) are held up as victims. It appears that these are used and Canada to be shredded, said Fred merely says the state Depart­ around New England. School, Fort Benning, Ga. Johnson Jr., manager of Parker ment of Education has to come 48 S la c k s Wool & Wool Blends...... $ 4 7 ‘>8 Connecticut dally: 425. Play Four: 3183. Lotto; He is a 1985 graduate of East Catholic High School. Attends leadership course exploited rather than loved and appreciated. If we Dexter & Walk-Over Shoes... °^ off spend ourselves, not just our wealth, on children Street Used Auto Parts. Fluff is back to the General Assembly 10-13-17-18-24-35. Carl H. Brolin of Coventry recently received removed from the cars in Canada before it can provide for forced No Special Orders • Sizes 8 to 12 Sizes 34 to 54 Values to $65 Massachusetts daily; 6802. practical work in military leadership at the U.S. investing in their lives with values worthwhile, Graduates at Lowry AFB might not our attitude towards grownups be before they’re .shredded, he said. busing. Tri-state daily: 817, 0147. Army ROTC advanced camp. Fort Bragg, N.C. Fluff residue was found by the Reiterating campaign state­ Rhode Island daily: 3211. Lot-O-Bucks; 13-31-36- enhanced? “ Let the little children come to Me for Airman 1st Class John C. Morasco, grandson of Brolin is a student at Northeastern University. Department of Environmental ments, he said Meotti did not take they belong in God’s kingdom also,” (Jesus.) i- 38-40. Frank and Anna Morasco of 29 Jordt St., has Boston. Mass. Protection to be a non-hazardous part in the debate on the bill and Many more unadvertised items throughout the store C.W. Kuhi material and may be dumped at did not vote for two Republican Zion Lutheran Church municipal facilities licensed to amendments he said would W eather accept it. clearly prohibit forced busing. All sale items are available in Regular But Lee O’Connor, superintend­ In answer to a question about and Big and Tall sizes. ent of the Highway and Sanitation the state budget and its deficit, Manchester Herald Division, said fluff cannot be Zinsser said that if the Legisla­ REGIONAL WEATHER Partly cloudy accepted at the Manchester land­ ture’s Appropriations Committee fill because it contains metals. cannot set priorities, an across- Manchester and vicinity: To­ USP8 327-SOO VOL. CVIII, No. 4 Sale Ends Saturday, October 15 The voluntary agreement be­ the- board reduction may be the Aooi»-Wealher* forecast for Thursday night, clearing and cold. Low in tween the the cities of Waterbury answer. Meotti acknowledged Daytime CorKftiorts and High Temperatures the mid 30s. Thursday, morning Publlihod dally except Suggested carrier rates Sunday and certain holl> and New Haven and CRRA allows that, "W e have to tighten our sunshine then becoming partly ere $1.80 weekly. $7.70 for daya by the Mancheatar one month, $23.10 tor the regional landfill and the belts.” cloudy. Cool with high 55 to 60. Publishing Co.. 16 Bral- three months. $40.20 for Wallingford, New Haven and But he said priorities have to be ir” .. v.'iPTa Outlook (or Friday,, mostly nard Place. Mancheatar. six months add $02.40 for Waterioury municipal landfills to established and there is nothing sunny. High in the 50s. Conh. 06040. Second one year. Senior citizen accept fluff from towns they worse than and across-the-board West Coastal, East Coastal: claaa poatago paid at and mall rates are avalle- « /u. f \ •' ' Manchaater, Conn. Poat- ble on request serve. cut. Tonight, clearing and cold. Low In a 10-minute opening speech, around 40. Thursday, morning maatar: Sand addreaa To place en advertise­ The amount of fluff each changes to the Manchaa­ ment. or to report a news community may send will be Meotti stressed three topics, % sunshine then becoming partly ter Herald. P.O. Box SOI. Item or picture Idea, call quality schools, combating drug cloudy. Cool with high 55 to 60. based on the percentage of Mancheatar. Conn. 06040. 643-2711. Office hours are registered passenger vehicles in abuse, and solid waste disposal. Outlook for Friday, mostly 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday He said the new formula for sunny. High in the 50s. II you don't receive your through Friday. each town. Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays The Manchester Herald The agreement also allows state aid to school districts is a Northwest Hills: Tonight, de­ major improvement over the old creasing cloudiness and cold. or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, la a member of The communities to resume sending pIsMS talsphona your car­ Associated Press, the junked cars to Michael Schiavone one because it eliminates fluctua­ Atmttc Low in the mid 30s. Thursday, rier. It you're unable to Audit Bureau of Circula­ tions in the amount fo the grants 903 Main St., Downtown Manchester partly cloudy and cool. High & Sons of Waterbury. a major Oeoan y reach your carrisr, call tions. the New England processor of junked cars. and will increase Manchester’s Open Mon., Tues. & Sat. until 5:30 • Wed., Thurs. & Fri. until 9:00 around 50. Outlook for Friday, subscriber service at 647- Newspaper Association Schiavone & Sons stopped ac­ grant in each year over the next [^iim piiigji I mostly sunny. High 50 to 55. Today's weather piovuic y’vas drawn by Wayne Maston, 9946 by 6 p.m. weekdays and the New England From Hartford, Exit 59 off 1-84, then Exit 3 to Main St. who lives at 187 West St. in Bolton and attends Bolton for delivery In Manchaater. Press Association. cepting cars in July because it four years. Aco* W>— »r. iftc. He said neither drug law ./// Elementary School. had no place to send the fluff. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Oct. 5, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Oct. 5, 1988 — 5 Noses Bolton board CAMPAIGN STATE Volunteers buried Inspire may be ready NOTEBOOK & REGION abandoned infant ‘Freeze’ likes Weicker Probe draws criticism WEST HAVEN (AP) - An remembered by the name of h to select aide infant found dead inside a gar­ “Hope” artist Connecticut Freeze Vote, an organization HARTFORD (AP) — A lawyer for a man bage bag has been laid to rest “There is hope in this world • I By Andrew J. Davis committed to halting and reversing the who is the subject of an internal under a headstone that reads these kind of things will not Bv Jacqueline Bennett Manchester Herald nuclear arms race, has endorsed U.S. Sen. investigation by the Department of simply “Baby Girl, August 1988.” happen again,” the Rev. Jordan Manchester Herald Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., for re-election. Children and Youth Services expressed The words on the marker tell all McConway of Saint Mary’s BOLTON — The Board of Selectmen may According to a news reiease from the dismay at the probe, saying his client has that is known about the aban­ Church said during the service at COVENTRY — Being sur­ announce a replacement for the vacant administra­ Weicker campaign organization, Tom Pahi, been proven innocent. doned infant, who members of the St. Bernard’s Cemetery. rounded by a “sea of Jewish tive assistant’s position at its Oct. 18 meeting, said CFV president, said, “We have examined Raymond Hilton, the former assistant clergy Tuesday called a “child of Nearly two dozen people at­ noses” inspfred local artist Sandra W. Pierog, first selectman. (Weicker’s) voting record very carefully and superintent at the State Receiving home in God.” tended the burial, arranged by a Aline Hoffman’s series of draw­ The board, which met Tuesday night, will either feel that it speaks of strong personal and East Windsor, recently returned to duty at Authorities were unable to New Haven funeral home, Ma- ings now on display at An announce a replacement for Karen Levine, who professionai commitment to a iasting and DCYS headquarters in Hartford while determine the identity or race of resca & Sons, which donated its Coriean Gallery in Willimantic. resigned in July, or will announce the continuation nuciear-free peace.” officials complete their independent probe, the approximately 2-week-old services. “It was during a service at of interviews for the position, Pierog said. The Weicker, seeking his fourth term, is being department spokesman Thomas Moriarty girl, or what caused her death. “I just wanted to show some­ our Temple B’nai Israel here in selectmen will continue interviewing candidates opposed by Democrat Joseph Lieberman, said. They were unable even to say body cares,” said Robert Pauley, Willimantic, about a year ago this week, she said. whether she died before or after who came from Wallingford with Connecticut’s attorney general. Hilton has been assigned to work on being placed in the bag. a single red rose to place on the at this time, the Jewish holi­ The selectmen are interviewing nine out of 24 , In its own news reiease, CTFV said the regulations and planning, Moriarty said. days of Yom Kippur, that I applicants. Pierog said. The position pays up to The bag was found by a grave. endorsement decision was a difficuit one Hilton’s lawyer, Jose Ramirez, said firefighter Aug. 28 outside a New On top of the 31-inch white turned to my husband and said. $28,500 a year, but the final salary amount will not be because it was clear that both Weicker and ’Tuesday that he wasn’t aware of the ‘Isn’t it wonderful being sur­ determined until negotiations between the select­ Haven firehouse. casket, the funeral home placed Lieberman would “heipto move U.S. nuclear department probe and was dismayed that AP photo The child was fully clothed and an arrangement of sweetheart rounded by a sea of Jewish men and the prospective administrative assistant, weapons and arms controi poiicy away from despite repeated findings that his client noses?’’’ Hoffman said. she said. wrapped in a blue fitted sheet. A roses and pink carnations tied one of ideology and belligerence to one of was innocent, investigations continued. WALSH RETIRES — Joseph A. Walsh, Bridgeport’s superintendent of note next to the bag read, “Please with a pink ribbon. Thegravesite She talked about her work The town has been without an administrative realism and constructive dialogue.” during an opening reception assistant since Levine resigned to become assistant police for 26 years, begins his retirement today. Walsh, who had been a take care of her” was also decorated with a heart- Sunday at the gallery at 163 to Avon Town Manager Philip K. Schenck Jr. Levine police officer in Bridgeport for 47 years, was often embroiled in An interfaith service and public shaped arrangement of white Valley St. The exhibit will be on said after her resignation that her decision was a Carberry hits tax stands Jury to probe threat controversy including a botched FBI sting in 1981. Walsh said he retired burial ceremony was arranged mums, pink gladiolas and white display every day through Oct. career move and had nothing to do with a possible by a group of volunteers who tea roses sent by an anonymous HARTFORD (AP) — A federal judge has to spend more time with his wife, Christine. decided that the girl, abandoned 28. Gallery hours are I to 5 p.m. change in the town’s form of government. Gienn Carberry, Repubiican candidate for asked that a grand jury investigate a donor. Originally from New York The selectmen also set a tentative town meeting U.S. representative from the 2nd in life, would at least be taken The infant was buried in a threatening card apparently sent as a joke care of in death. section of the cemetery where City, Hoffman recalled growing for Oct. 25 at 7:30 p.m. at Community Hall on a Congressional District, has charged his to a prospective juror in the $7 million up in a “progressive reform request by the Board of Education to spend $45,000 opponent, U.S. Rep. Samuei Gejdenson, with The members of the clergy who other babies have been laid to Wells Fargo robbery case. officiated suggested the girl be rest. Jewish famiiy. I was Jewish but to hire an architect to help determine needed fiip-fiopping his position on whether taxes The card was sent by a priest from the Police arrest escapees Tonkin named president that was about it. I didn’t know improvements in schools. should be raised to reduce the federai deficit. ■The request has been passed by the Public New Haven area, defense attorney MIDDLETOWN (AP) - Two Hartford WEST HARTFORD (AP) - The about my religion or my herit­ Carberry said in a news release that two Leonard Weinglass told Judge T. Emmet men who made a dash for freedom as they ages,” she said. Building Commission, the selectmen, and the Board separate newspaper articies quoted president of Potsdam College of the State That has changed over the of Finance, she said. Now a public hearing is needed Clarie Tuesday in U.S. District Court. were being taken from Middletown University of New York today was named Gejdenson as taking different stands on the Weinglass said the priest sent the letter Superior <2ourt to a sheriff’s van were Alternate site offered past year, which Hoffman has since the finance board passed the request last tax issue. In one story, Carberry said president of the University of Hartford. spent learning Judaism, to week, she said. Gejdenson was quoted as saying, “tax to his parishioner last month after the man rearrested after a brief chase, state police Humphrey Tonkin, 48, was selected from The school board wants to hire an architect to was excused from jury duty in the case. said. among 167 applications and was approved speak Hebrew, and studying for Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald increases and more responsibie defense for new AIDS home her bat mitzvah. It was a friend. make schematic drawings and figure cost estimates spending are the keys to gradually Weinglass first brought the matter to the Alfred Armack, 32, and Alan Waters. 34. for the job today by Hartford’s board of Jim Smith, a psychiatrist, who DRAWING HER PAST — Aline Hoffman of Coventry for possible improvements to Bolton Center School overcoming the nation’s record budget judge’s attention on Friday. were being taken from the court to the regents, the university announced. suggested Hoffman attend the and Bolton Elementary School, Clarie asked U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Hartford Correctional Center Tuesday to FAIRFIELD (AP) - Some purchased a home for AIDS draws at her home Tuesday. Her work, which revolves deficit.” victims at 891-893 Old Field Rd temple. But Carberry said another newspaper story Twardy Jr. to have a federal grand jury await trial on larceny charges when the He will assume the presidency shortly town officials and the Stewart B. “She was already headed in around her Jewish heritage, is on display at the An investigate the incident. He also orderd the incident occurred, police said in a after Jan. 1 from interim president Hartzel McKinney Foundation have But residents have expressed that direction,” Smith said Coriean Gallery in Willimantic through Oct. 28. Hearing set tonight quoted Gejdenson as saying that no tax card sealed. prepared statement. Z. Lebed, the university said. reached an agreement on a site concern about the location. Sunday. increase was needed to reduce the deficit. He for a home for AIDS victims, that Mrs. McKinney said Tuesday it Hoffman had greeted him drawing he said must be of her simplifying things.” said did not say which newspapers published the is an alternate site to one that has not determined yet what will with open arms, saying, “The husband. Bill, driving a pay- Casey. on charter changes stories. drew criticism from neighbors. happen to the house on Old Field day wouldn’t be complete with­ loader. Smith said he wanted a Hoffman began drawing at First Selectman Jacquelyn Dur- Road. She said she may sell it if out you.” payloader for a long time. age 3. She studied art education BOLTON — The Board of Selectmen will hold a Dinner set for Carberry rell said ’Tuesday. money is needed to build a home Hoffman has 54 drawings on The drawing titled “Bigger at New York University and public hearing tonight on proposed changes in the Budget deficit estimate cut by half “This answers a lot of con­ on the proposed location. There is display, some pencil, drypoint. Boys with Bigger Toys,” Hof­ was the director of art therapy charter made by the Charter Revision Commission. Grassroots East, a Republican organization cerns,” Durrell said. “It has no home on the proposed location and pen and ink. The themes fman said, is not Bill, but rather at Elmcre.st Psychiatric Insti­ The hearing will be held at 8 p.m. at the in the 2nd Congressional District, has privacy.” now. range from boats to fiowers to repre.sents him. tute. A freelance artist and Community Hall. scheduled a dinner Oct. 21 to honor Glenn : HARTFORD (AP) - With the were released, O’Neill announced pensions out of the transportation month, about $96 million below The foundation is named for the Under Durrell's proposal, the horses. One. which the artist Shirley J. Casey, an artist illustrator, Hoffman is a gui­ The commission has suggested major changes in Carberry, candidate for Congress, and Robert Estimated state budget deficit a three-part plan to make sure the fund, which is running a surplus, expectations when the 1988-89 late Stewart B. McKinrtey, a property would be leased to the describes as her favorite, is of a who owns the gallery, prai.sed dance counselor at Capt. Na­ the charter including changing the government H. Steele, who was congressman from the pow half of what it was a month state didn’t end a second consecu­ rather than the general fund. budget was passed last spring. nine-term Republican congress­ foundation for $1 per year. Raggedy Ann doll on top of a set Hoffman. than Hale School in Coventry. from the selectmen style to a town manager- district from 1970 to 1975. ego. Gov. William A. O’Neill says tive year in the red. The 1987-88 O’Neill said there was no need man from the Fourth District who She said the property is close to of books. "Aline is so precise and She is also chairwoman of the .selectmen government. This move would involve that “things are looking better.” deficit of $115 million was the first for tax increases in the current The sales tax is expected to died of AIDS in May 1987. the center of town, bus transpor­ eliminating the Board of Finance and the job of The dinner, at $25 per person, will be held at tation, and emergency medical “That is me,” she said, “a delicate in her work, so pris­ town Arts Commission. Her last Chestnut Lodge in Colchester. deficit in five years. year, but they have not been ruled bring in $2.24 billion, rather than Lucie McKinney, the late con­ little girl and an adult’’. tine. Her drawings are so show was in 1986. also in administrative assistant. ; That was O’Neill’s only com­ O’Neill ordered agency heads out for balancing the 1989-90 the original estimate of $2.29 gressman’s wife, said Tuesday facilities, while still offering uniquely her — she has a way of This is the second public hearing scheduled on Reservations may be made by phoning budget, which O’Neill will pres­ billion; the corporations tax is she supported the proposal for a privacy. Smith points with humor to a Willimantic. Betty Wagner in Colchester at 537-5327. ment as the state comptroller on to trim spending by 3 percent, for proposed charter changes. In August, the commis­ Tuesday released a report show­ a total savings to the state of $65 ent to the General Assembly in now expected to generate $766 different site. The proposal must be approved sion held a hearing. The selectmen met with the Frank Falana of Coventry is one of the ing the deficit at $56 million. down million; he also said that at the February. million, which is $42 million below “It’s a breakthrough,’’ Mrs. by the Board of Selectmen, the commission last week to discuss the proposed committee members planning the dinner. from last month’s $121 million end of the year he would use $26 Tuesday’s numbers reflect only the spring estimate. McKinney said. “The proposal is Board of Finance, the Fairfield changes. Estimate, as a result of steps million from the state’s budget the spending side of the budget, O’Neill brushed aside questions perfect. It’s a combination of Planning and Zoning Commission Band plans trip to England taken by O’Neill to cut spending reserve, or rainy day fund; and not the revenue side. Revenues about the new numbers and would government and private enter­ and the Representative Town 6y $65 million. he said he would pay for lYans- from state taxes are still running say only that “things are looking prise working together.” Meeting. Durrell said that pro­ about where they were last better.” The McKinney Foundation had cess would take a few months. Bv Jacqueline Bennett School band visited the town two and Kenworth Castle. ■’* After the September numbers portation Department employee Manchester Herald summers ago for a similar Salina estimates travel fare per exchange program during the student will be about $600. There COVENTRY — The Coventry town’s 275t h a nn i versa ry celebra - are 123 band members. Each wilt High School Band plans to travel tion. The first English exchange stay with a host family as the to its sister city, Coventry, concert was in 1966, he said. English students did when they England, this summer for an “It dropped off for a while but came here. exchange concert with the Coun- we re-established links in the BOLENS TRUCKLOAD SALE! don Court School. 1980s,” Salina said. "It really is an excellent The right choice Again The trip was approved by a The trip will include an official program. I remember when my unanimous vote of the Board of welcome from the lord mayor of husband and I went over with the Education at last week’s regular Coventry, England. The students band four years ago.” said board meeting. will be able to attend a national member Judy Halvorson. “We will leave around the 26th. celebration, the Royal Show, Salina said the band will be TT* so it won’t interfere with gradua­ which is also attended by raising money for the trip with tion, and stay 14 days.” band members of Britain’s royal fam­ two "play-athons” and concerts director Carl Salina told the ily. They will spend two days in with celebrity musicians. The Education board. London, and will visit Shake,*;- dates for those events are not yet Salina said the Coundon Court peare’s home, Stratford-on-Avon. set. he said. As vice chairman of the Education Committee, Mike’s achievements on education issues include: "The Shooter" M o d e l 5210 Model 4021 When • i HP • 5 HP Compact • 4 HP Compact • 22" Auger Drive • 21" 2-Stage • 21" 2-Stage • Updating the decade-old Senior $34900 $74900 $525«o legislation governing state aid Citizens for education, resulting in in­ Blizzard creased funding for education Need Buster for each town in the district Help... • Working to increase student EASY-TRAC financial aid funds while federal funding was declining In his first term as your state senator, Mike Meotti has emerged *‘The key to opportunity for today young people is Model 824A ‘MMY-THAC as a leader on the issues important • Initiating a dropout prevention education. . .it^s an investment that will reap a priceless Model 624 M odel 1026 to you. • 6 HP program reward. ^ Monthly •10 HP • 24“ 2-Stage • 26" 2-Stage Monthly Jack Thompson Is There Payments of He listens. He thinks. Then he acts. • Heavy Duty ■Heavy Duty • Supporting a Family College l 3 o o t r Savings Plan to help middle in­ During the past two years, Jack Thompson worked to improve the lives I 4 5 OO Mike has initiated legislation to pro­ of the town's senior citizens. come families He supported successful efforts to: tect and preserve our environment. » Improve ConnPace, the prescription drug subsidy program TAKETHE He’s guarded our state’s most im­ portant investment in the future: • Expand the "Circuit Breaker," the property tax relief program M .T H i • Increase funding for nutrition programs for the elderly, to take up the education. And he’s responded to slack created by federal budget cuts. the challenges the 1980s pose for our NO PAYMENTS FOR 90 DAYS It's no surprise that Jack's been a strong advocate for senior citizens at the families, with programs to help the State Capitol. As Manchester’s Mayor from 1971-75, he led the fight for new oldest and the youngest members of senior citizen housing and re-established a local Commission on Aging. MnwMeolti our society. DEMOCRAT FOR STATE SENATE VOTE DEMOCRATIC - RE-ELECT ATO fS A K W. H. PREUSS SONS 228 BOSTON TPKE., RTE. 6 0 44 • BOLTON, CT. Again, in 1988, he’s the right JACK THOMPSON 643-9492 choice. Paid for by Mike Meotti for State Senate 88, Gary Minor, Treasurer State Representative - 13th District HE GETS RESULTS Paid for bv Commltt.* to Re-elict Jock Thompion, Rogor N.oro, Tr.osurer. HIGH PERFORMANCE SINCE 1»t1 B a i s n s MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 5. 1988 — 7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Oct. S, 1988 OPINION The Race for the White House Fast work Cuomo stumps state Commuter helps set TDHBCK , Jack for Dukakis campaign ...lets try Anderson the stage S7Ef!0fPSL. HARTFORD (AP) — The neck-and-neck “ If I were the vice president of the incentives nature of the presidential race should United States, running on the basis of what OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - College make Republican George Bush “very I call peace and prosperity, after eight students tested the stage and worried indeed,” according to New York years in office ... with one of the most 10 ' power saws whined in the back­ Democratic Gov. Mario M. Cuomo, in popular presidents in modem history ground as workers transformed a Connecticut on behalf of Democratic pushing for me and I were only a few points weicomed sports arena into a giant televi­ nominee Michael Dukakis. ahead at this stage, I would be very sion studio for tonight’s debate At the same time, Cuomo told reporters worried indeed,” Cuomo said. between Lloyd Bentsen and Dan after meeting Tuesday with Democratic Cuomo went from his meeting with Hustlers still Quayle. Residents of Manchester and surrounding Gov. William A. O’Neill. Dukakis is O’ Neill to a Dukakis fund-raiser in , ) towns who do not commute to work in 1 Organizers proclaimed the hall “ forced to be negative because Bush is Bloomfield and then ; 3 the University of Hartford daily occassionally find themselves Aau ready for business, awaiting only negative.” Connecticut for a speech on American “ Bush obviously is not running a politics. caught in rush-hour traffic when they have to dupe seniors minor adjustments after the two vice presidential candidates campaign of ideas, he’s running a Dukakis, he said, “ speaks for the take a trip to the city and cannot avoid doing it make personal visits today. campaign of slogans and labels, some of mainstream,” that is, “ people who are not them very effective (including) his use of rich enough to be worry-free and not poor at the wrong time. "Everything is coming to­ the Pledge of Allegiance, his use of the enough to be on welfare, people who work on insurance gether beautifully here,” said Every time it happens, it seems to come as ACLU, his use of the death penalty, and for a living because they have to, not Janet Brown, executive director an unpleasant surprise even though it has had some political impact. because God told them this is a nice way to of the Bipartisan Commission on “ But you can’t use that marginal, spend the grim interval between birth and happened every previous time. Presidential Debates. “ We’re a WASHINGTON — Elderly Americans may have peripheral, diversionary material all the eternity. It always makes the non-commuter wonder little ahead of schedule on the way to the end. As a matter of fact, the “ You can con the American people when been given a false sense of security by laws that are tasks that have to be performed.” why anyone who doesn’t have to do so would supposed to protect them from health insurance more you use it, the more the American they don’t mind being conned. But in the scams. Federal and state laws have curbed many The 10,000-seat Omaha Civic public kind of cumulatively gets the sense end, the last week, when they want to do C drive a car into Hartford and back every day. business on the American presidency, of the misleading marketing tactics, but some Auditorium underwent a radical that you’re staying away from the real Apparently the incentives for using mass facelift in the days following a issues,” Cuomo said. you’re not going to fool them. 'That’s when health insurance hustlers are still duping senior transit and for car-pooling are not strong professional wrestling match on Those issues include the federal budget Dukakis wins,” Cuomo said. citizens into buying policies they don’t need. Sunday, sprouting network an­ deficit, health insurance, relations with the Although he said Dukakis needs to “ keep enough. The Federal Trade Commission, at the request of chor booths, hundreds of yards of AP photo Soviet Union, ensuring a college education talking positively,” he added that “ every The state Department of Transportation is Open Forum a congressional committee, recently investigated patriotic bunting and miles of for everyone who wants one, children and once in a while... He’s forced to be negative setting out to make those incentives stronger, marketing practices by the health insurance electrical cable snaking illiteracy, he said. because Bush is negative.” industry and concluded that there is still plenty of CUOMO SPEAKS — New York Gov. Mario Cuomo speaks with reporters by providing better buses. The plan is to throughout. Voters, he said, “ are going to addthisall Cuomo said he understood the problems Democrats have already made of the swimming pool used by room for reform. in Hartford on Tuesday. At left is Gov. Wiiliam O’Neiil. Cuomo was in up and say (to Bush). ‘Dukakis is talking in setting up debates between the two T It even sported a red-carpeted replace entire fleets in the state’s cities over Buckno will work and to control spending in the Instructors of the Handicapped in The investigation covered “ Medigap” insurance “ spin valley” where Democrats Connecticut to attend a Dukakis fund-raiser. about the real stuff and you’re not.’ candidates. the next five years. Hartford is scheduled to future. Facts are stubborn things Manchester for their outstanding that elderly people buy to pay for the bills that to clean up mess and thisyearthefactsareagainst program, and to secure funding and Republicans were to be get some new buses within 18 months. Medicare doesn’t cover. herded after the debate to present the Democrats. Voters in the 13th for the fire museum in the Cheney To the Editor; For years, a number of Medigap insurers were their side of the debate to A campaign to promote the use of the buses Historic District. District must decide whether or criticized for earning excessive profits by selling reporters. Low expectations could work in Quayle’s favor was launched by Transportation Commis­ not they want a true leader or Jack Thompson is a man who policies with little economic value. It was the Connecticut history will re­ “ We’re attempting to turn a sioner J. William Burns in Manchester last member 1988 as the year the someone who simply sides with makes himself available to the Medigap sales tactics in the 1960s and 1970s that sports arena into a theater. We’re wants to be seen as debating the Democrats turned the state the majority. As Election Day people of his district through drew criticism and prompted government Bv Donald Rothberg pollster Peter Hart said “ I think Certainly, one expectation is week. Burns displayed one of the new buses also creating what is in effect a other. Each gains far more by budget into a financial mess. In approaches, people in the 13th public meetings and personal investigations. Ads often frightened elderly people The Associated Press he’s looking for two words to be that Quayle will try to make jus( and one of the billboards that will urge us to television studio,’’ said Ed News Analysis establishing his own credentials, said about him: solid and compe­ the two short years the Democrats District will be hearing a lot from contact. He is vitally concerned by telling them that without the insurance they that point during the debate, that Fouhy, producer of the event. WASHINGTON - Call it the an easier job for Bentsen than for tent. He’s not debating Dan use them and enjby their heating, air have controlled the General As­ Susan Buckno. and the concerned with issues relating to citizens of would be a financial burden to their children or he will point out his agreements “ We think we’ve got this hall first one-man debate in presiden­ Quayle. Quayle. He’s in essence telling conditioning, and windows that open. sembly, the state budget has gone voter will listen to what she has to all ages. His record in the area of would go into debt themselves. Many of the ads with Bentsen and the many areas human services is outstanding. turned into what we want, and tial campaign history; Dan will be riveted on Quayle. The But that is the factor that you why a Dukakis administra­ of disagreement both have with from a $350 million surplus to a say. featured celebrities. that is a debate hall.” It is difficult to separate Americans from Rep. Thompson has worked hard Quayle versus Dan Quayle. fact that he is seen as far more moves the debate beyond the tion makes sense and why a Bush Dukakis. $121 million deficit. Now the time Since Congress passed a reform measure in 1980. As workers completed their their cars. It will take comfortable buses on Louis A. Spadaccini to serve the 13th District with Lloyd Bentsen will share the likely to blunder opens a greater surface expectations game of can administration doesn’t make That might do it for Quayle. Or has come for these free-spending cases of sales abuses have declined. But the new tasks, organizers brought in Quayle survive 90 minutes with­ sense.” convenient schedules to do so. And it will take 70 Clover Lane distinction and integrity. He has stage for tonight’s vice presiden­ opportunity for him to emerge a it might leave the lingering Democrats to seek re-election to FTC investigation found enough deceptive sales college students to play the role of big winner. out stumbling. Good advice to a candidate up Manchester earned therespectof hiscommun- tial debate, but it’s clearly question established in the minds an ongoing education campaign. their positions, and Jack Thomp­ tactics to put seniors on their guard. Our associate debaters and panelists so techni­ Dorothy English, executive di­ against an opponent who could ity and fellow legislators through Quayle’s show. Will he fall on his face? Will he of many voters in the weeks son of the 13th District is among Scott Sleek reviewed the invesigative report that cians could perfect their camera If the polls are right, most commit some verbal gaffe that rector of the Arkansas Republi­ win as long as he doesn’t trip over If it works, it will be worth the cost and his diligence and effectiveness. immediately following Bush’s them. He is being opposed by has not yet been made public. angles. Americans have a positive view will dominate coverage of the can Party, saw the debate as an his tongue. He deserves your support for decision to place the Indiana effort. It seems that the more we improve our Republican Susan Buckno. a The investigators identified one sales ploy called Some final details awaited the of Bentsen, the lanky, patrician debate? Can he survive 90 min­ opportunity for Quayle to “ settle It may be enough for Quayle to Town is fortunate re-election to serve a second term senator on the GOP ticket. highways, the more we clog them with cars dedicated career woman and “ twisting” — convincing a customer to drop one visits of the two candidates. Each senator from Texas. Few doubt utes in front of a national in the voters minds that he is vice come across to viewers as a “ The larger and broader ques as state representative for the carrying just a driver or a driver and one mother who is a refreshing new to have Thompson insurance policy and buy a “ better” one. But the has an hour to tour the hall and his qualifications to move up to audience of millions? presidential material. If he falls credible United States senator tion about Quayle is left unans­ 13th District. test such items as the lecterns, on his face — which we certainly from Indiana, a man who sits passenger. face to state government. replacement policy may not immediately cover the office of president, if that No such questions are asked wered,” said Hart. That question In 1988 the Democrats, despite To the Editor: existing health problems and the consumer may which were set at 48 inches high were required. about Bentsen. Obviously, that's do not expect — then it would go in across the aisle from Bentsen, is how does he perform "if you strong opposition from Republi­ Margaret R. Churchill lose benefits. for both. Quayle is quite another matter. a great danger for the Demo­ the opposite direction.” one who often is on the same side turn the keys of the free world can legislators, passed a budget We, the citizens of Manchester, IS St. John St. Ads sent through the mail can mislead An agreement between the two Opinion polls say most Ameri­ cratic ticket. As for Bentsen, Democratic of issues as the Texan. over to him.” that increased state spending by are extremely fortunate tohave a Manchester consumers, the report says. Words such as campaigns allows the lecterns to cans have serious doubts about Perhaps Quayle represents the be lowered up to three inches so 16 percent. This spending in­ man of the caliber of Jack “ Medicare” or “ Buy U.S. Savings Bonds” the youthful Indiana senator's ultimate political expectations the two candidates would appear crease was the highest in the Thomp.son to represent us in the displayed prominently in the ads lead some people qualifications to be president. game, a candidate who can claim the same height on television. entire nation. The budget for the Connecticut Legislature. He has to assume the letter comes from the government, “ People are looking for him to victory if he avoids embarrassing With Bentsen standing a couple of himself, while his opponent goes WELL, AS YOU CAN SEE, 1988-89 fiscal yearhasput the state served the citizens of this com ­ despite disclaimers. The consumers mail in the get up there and stumble,” said ELECT SUSAN BUCKNO inches over six feet and Quayle Herb Mabry, a Democratic Na­ on stage with the burden of being of Connecticut in a huge debt and munity well for 25 years, as Letters to the editor response card, expecting to get more information close at roughly six feet, little tional Committee member from portrayed as Mr. Senior Senator, THE CA^APAlGN HAS mayor, civic leader, and pres­ The Manchester Herald wel­ STATE REPRESENTATIVE has practically dried up the from the government. Instead, they get a visit from adjustment is likely, Fouhy said. Georgia, one of the few Southern a man who doesn’t make ently as the representative from "rainy day” fund. Being a comes original letters to the an insurance salesman. Many officials downplayed the states the Democratic ticket still mistakes. TURNED RATHER Democrat. Jack Thompson voted the 13th Assembly District. editor. FTC investigators reported the case of one arena’s transformation, saying is given a fighting chance to carry How will voters judge these two 5 for this unbalanced budget. As a Rep. Thompson is a man who Letters should be brief and to nursing home resident who got an embossed card the vice presidential debate was in November. candidates? Will they score one UGLY... last effort to prevent a debt, the listens to the needs and concerns the point. They should be typed or from an insurance company trying to sell her a just one more show. “ If Quayle comes across as a gaffe by Bentsen as the equal of Republicans proposed an amend­ of his constituents, and having neatly handwritten, and, for ease policy. The card resembled her Medicare card and, “ We do this every day of the person who could lead the coun­ three by Quayle? ment that would have forced the heard what they say. acts in an in editing, should be double­ thinking it was a replacement, she threw her year,” said Terry Forsberg, try, it's going to make our job But the Omaha debate can be Democrats tobalance the budget. effective manner to assist them spaced. Letters must be signed Medicare card away. building manager. “ It’s not even tougher,” Mabry said. much more than an expectations But Jack Thompson and the through personal contact and the with name, address and daytime The FTC also warns federal and state officials to as massive as some of the When the lights go up in game. Demo.cratic majority did not legislative process. He is a man of telephone number (for keep a close eye on long-term care insurance, concerts we do. We’re used to it.” Omaha, Neb., tonight, attention In a sense, neither candidate .4 think balancing the budget was a compassion who is able to achieve verification). which covers nursing home costs. Since medical necessity and voted again.st this results. As a legislator, he pre­ The Herald reserves the right advances are keeping people alive longer, more More Than proposal. pares carefully for hearings and to edit letters in the interests of seniors face the possibility of needing long-term Susan Buckno believes that public forums. He knows what he brevity, clarity and taste. care. The FTC said the long-term care policies may taxpayers' hard-earned money is talking about and gathers the Letters about candidates and be developing the same marketing problems found A should be spent in a responsible necessary background informa­ issues in the fall election cam­ in the Medigap business. Federal experts say other and efficient manner. She also tion so that he can represent the paign are encouraged. To assure forms of health coverage, such as cancer ^ : believes that thestateshouldhave people of his district in anefficient fairness and allow time for their insurance, no longer rely on deceptive sales Candidate: a healthy economy that people and useful way. publication, the deadline for gimmicks, but they also may not be a good value. feel good about. The current debts During his first term. Rep. campaign letters is noon on In a letter to Congress, FTC Commissioner I’M of this state must be passed on to Thompson achieved an outstand­ Wednesday, Nov. 2. Frank J. Strenio Jr. suggested more consumer future generations. If elected, ing record of successful efforts to Address letters to: Open Fo­ education and a requirement that ads include Susan Buckno will work hard to increase state aid to Manchester, rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. information about how to contact state officials ® 1988 by NEA. Inc clean up the financial mess the secure funding forthecompletion Box 591, Manchester 06(M0. with questions or complaints. VOTING The recent passage of the Catastrophic Coverage A Neighbor Act expanded Medicare to include catastrophic illness. The law also puts new curbs on Medigap policies. It outlaws policies that duplicate Let Bush and Dukakis go at each other Medicare coverage, bans the misuse of references FOR... A Friend to Social Security or Medicare and imposes a 30-day period for a consumer to look over a policy. Voters of this nation will be well served in the Ridding the debate of those silly time controls But seniors shouldn’t assume the law will protect upcoming debate between George Bush and would help toward insisting on full questioning and them completely. Complex insurance policies can A Leader Michael Dukakis if handlers of these presidential rebuttal. be confusing for people of any age or rivals back off and let them go at each other, no Capitol Personality and style count a lot, of course. circumstances, let alone for elderly people who are holds barred. Voters react to their perceptions on both counts. afraid of what the future will bring. Consumers Neither Bush nor the Duke has asked me for advice The rules could be a lot less ridiculous, too. At Comments should carefully review any material they receive, — probably an oversight — but if they did it would and ask for advice from state insurance officials. very least, the candidates should be allowed to be; For Bush, look into the camera, not down at 9 Bob Conrad stick with any issue in the true sense of a debate, your notes. For Dukakis, wipe that smirk off your Secret aircraft She will listen and speak out including room for questioning and responding to face. And to the handlers, let ’em be. each other. Sophisticated “ black” aircraft will get more (Parenthetically, let’s apply that to the U.S. for the Town of Manchester Political notes attention from the Pentagon in years to come. The Senate debates between Lowell Weicker and Joe planes get their name from the fact that they Lieberman, too.) ■ A source I won’t embarrass by identifying appear in the secret “ black” portion of the Susan wants and will fight for: Enough already of those up tight, programmed quick reaction Bush should be able to use in Los said, of course, he could name the eight Republican Pentagon budget. The planes and helicopters carry presidential electors who will cast this state’s votes 8 robots with their scripted one-liners and the Angeles. advanced navigation and communications gear. annoying intrusion of stop lights we saw in the first Most importantly, the two who would be if George Bush wins. They are, he said confidently, Their function is to carry small special forces into • RESPONSIBLE BUDGETS • AFFORDABLE DAY CARE Bush-Dukakis encounter. Enough tyranny of president should be allowed to follow any argument Robert Krieble of Old Lyme, Dorothy Clark remote areas without being detected. There is a format. A debate between candidates for the to its conclusion. Voters would be better served if Archibald of West Hartford, Judy Gott of Branford, scarcity of such aircraft and the money to buy • NO NEW TAXES • DRUG EDUCATION PROGRAMS highest office in the land isn't an audition for the they pin each other down on, say, their attitude Kaaren Page of Prospect, William McCabe of them, but the Joint Chiefs of Staff has approved a late show. It should not be a vehicle for a contest toward the U.S. space program and what Winsted, Myron Poliner of East Hampton, Randy $5 billion bqdget over the next five years to buy • PROGRAMS FOR Pease of West Hartford and... now who was the • NO DEFICITS between gag writers. commitment in dollars they see as appropriate. Or more black aircraft. The chief purchase for the Air THE SENIOR CITIZENS Barbara Bush was asked in New Britain last what each has in mind specifically to hght the drug eighth one^He was stuck. But moments later, after Force will be 55 Osprey tilt-rotor planes, which • TOP-NOTCH SCHOOLS week what her advice is for husband George in this problem in this country. Don’t let them cop out with looking it up. he said a bit sheepishly that it was ZINSSER hover like a helicopter and fly at high speeds like a 8 • HELP FOR SMALL BUSINESS next debate. "Be himself,” she replied. She sees rhetoric on how terrible it is. Prescott Bush of Greenwich, George’s brother. regular airplane. COMPASSION him, obviously, as a pretty terrific guy if he can If Dukakis says Bush voted for putting The eight Democrats who will cast Connecticut’s STATE truly “ be himself.” Kitty Dukakis, possibly cost-of-living increases in Social Security on hold, votes in the Electoral College if Michael Dukakis Author of Legislation setting up restraining a Machiavellian Impulse to say, “ Fine, let Bush explain if he can and say exactly what his wins are Larry Cacciola of Middletown, Ella Trust Fund to pay Heating Bills let George be himself,” might wish the same attitude is now. Cromwell of Hartford, Dorothy Goodwin of SENATE for Low Income THE BUCK STOPS HERE! Mansfield, Willie Green of New Haven. John freedom for Michael. If Bush says Dukakis’ health insurance proposal fHanrliPstrrI HrralJi If one-liners must punctuate and relieve serious would hit employers with a $35 billion bill, let the Molodich of Sterling, Doris Sweetman of Litchfield, Author of Legislation to Help argument, let them be spontaneous. Bush can be governor provide any “ yes, but” reply in detail. A. A. Washton of New London and John Wrabel of Founded In 1881 Fight Child Abuse effective at that, as I found out last week in an Issues in this campaign beg the full attention of Fairfield. PENNY M. SIEFFEHT...... PuMtalWf the candidates. A nationally televised debate is an ■ Former U.S. Rep. Bob Steele, a New York QEORQE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor exchange with him on his stop in this state. DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exocutlv* Editor excellent opportunity for them to address them bank president who maintains a home in Ledyard, VOTE BUCKNO “ Come on over,” I shouted to Bush from the MARIE P. G R AD Y...... CHy EdHor roped-ln media pen at Bradley International and, please, for voters to hear them out. That will share honors Oct. 21 with Glenn Carberry of ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... A h o c M o EdHor PULL LEVER 4B cannot happen if form triumphs over substance Norwich, this year’s GOP candidate for Congress Airport. Then, hoping to press him a bit, I also DENISE A. ROBERTS...... AdvortNIng DlrM tor shouted (not altogether accurately) "Jimmy and stifles the crossfire a true debate should offer. in the 2nd District, at Chestnut Lodge in Colchester. JEANNE G. FROMERTH...... B uilnon Managor PULL LEVER 5-B Nov. 8**' Carter always did. ” In the first one, both contenders ducked questions They are billed as the last Republican SHELDON COHEN...... Compoalng Managar from the panel. They were also evasive with each congressmen from that eastern Connecticut ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Praaaroom Managar Paid for by Zinsser For Senate - ’88, Ronald Walsh, Treasurer Paid for by the Committee to Elect Suean Buckno, Mary Seara, Treasurer “ Yeah, and look where he is now,” Bush shot FRANK J. MeSWEEGAN...... Circulation DIractor right back. Good line. Spontaneous. The kind of other. They shouldn’t get away with that next time. district and the next one. » — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Oct. 5, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Oct. 5. 1988 - 9 FOCUS rWIT OF THE WORLD SCIENCE Quick test spots “V i’’* & HEALTH bladder cancer m » m PMS drug questioned NEW YORK (AP) - A simple "The follow-up of these patients Rebuilding wreckage left by drug addict urine test that detects bladder is extremely important,” Guir­ NEW YORK (AP) — Women suffering cancer at a treatable stage may guis said. DEAR MR. ROSS; To He has no phone — lives alone. I vet. from premenstrual syndrome should react be used to help diagnose prostate Widespread use of the test make a long story short, r could go on and on, Mr. Ross. Instead, A week later, we were told the vet cautiously to a new report suggesting that and some of the other cancers awaits completion of the large- my husband became a I’ll just close by saying I hope you can put Bones to sleep. This left the couple a common antibiotic may help ease that afflict nearly a million scale trials in progress, Guirguis drug addict about a help him out in some way. with a $135 vet bill, and a dead dog. symptoms in some, says a National Americans annually, re­ said. year ago, after being Thanks MS. L.S. I’m asking if you could possibly help Institute of Mental Health researcher. searchers say. The test is based on the fired from his job. I FLINT, MICH. them to pay the vet bill and eliminate Dr. David Rubinow, a psychiatrist and The test detects a protein detection of the protein autocrine didn’t put two and two A MilHon clinical director at the institute, said many associated with the spread of motility factor. together until several their being caught “short” financially Percy Ross DEAR MS. S.; I used to think that on jtheir meager Social Security treatments have been proposed for tumors, said Dr. Raouf Guirguis “The protein is produced in the months later, when my people who were top proud to ask for income MRS. G.T. premenstrual syndrome but none have of the National Cancer Institute. transformed or malignant cells,” money and household help didn’t merit assistance. I’ve SHREVEPORT, LA. been proven to work. The protein also has been found in Guirguis said. “We think it’s items came up missing. since changed my mind, because I’ve patients with kidney cancer, stimulating the movement of the We discussed the He made the comment following an learned that the majority of these DEAR MRS. T; After reading your announcement Tuesday that the antibiotic prostate cancer and a nervous cancer cells and aiding their problem, and he decided to enter a drug addiction —' it knows no people don’t know how to ask. FLISAK system cancer called invasion — metastasis.” 30-day treatment program. Things letter I knew I wanted to help, all I had doxycycline could ease symptoms in boundaries and has no limits. Instead, I choose to recognize your to do was find the justification. Then it Warsaw women who had an unrecognized neuroblastoma. The researchers used a very went smoothly for a couple of months, It’s my understanding that what friend’s needs — both monetary and dawned on me. Your request isn’t POLAND “It seems to be in all the sensitive test that allows detec­ until one day I came home from work underlying infection. The report by Dr. your husband did is par for the course his need to maintain his quiet pride. about a dead animal, it’s about the AP photo cancers we have screened,” tion of minute amounts of a and found everything gone in the as far as addicts go. Should he elect Afllla Toth, a gynecologist at the New York chemical. This explains why I’m forwarding my misfortune of an elderly couple whose Hospital-Comell Medical Center in New Guirguis said. house, from the furniture to the dishes for recovery someday, part of that check to you. Let your friend think his remaining years should be as golden FLUSH SHOW — Mary Henderson of Marshall, Minn., looks at the Existing tests to diagnose Researchers hope to develop an — even the curtains. process should involve making resti­ York, was published in The Journal of even simpler version of the test kitchen improvements are from you as possible. International Medical Research. cutaway bathroom that displays how water flows through the fixtures in a bladder cancer, involving remo­ My husband had sold it all for tution. Until such time, please accept — it will rest that much easier on his This explains why I padded the new exhibit at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry. Plumbing val of tissue, pose risk, are often that would consist of a paper strip “ pennies” and had gone on a cocaine my $500 check to ease the pain of what PEOPLE that would turn color if the mind. amount I’m sending for you to pass contractors, inspectors and engineers were among those on hand for the painful and sometimes do not binge. Since then. I’ve moved out, he put you and the children through. onto them as a gift from you and your Gene therapy advances detect the cancer until it has protein were present, Guirguis filed for a divorce and have slowly DEAR MR. ROSS; My husband and husband. Take the credit — it belongs opening of the exhibit last week. spread and can no longer be said. tried to replace things. I’m asking for DEAR MR. ROSS; I have a friend I recently established a new camp­ to you. Raquel Welch hospitalized WASHINGTON (AP) — In what could be cured, the cancer institute said. $250 so I can buy my daughter and son For some cancers the test who really needs help, but is too proud ground. Along with this venture, we SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Actress a major step toward gene therapy, a But Guirguis, ElliottSchiffman might be used with urine, and for bunk beds and a used bicycle for each to ask. He's living in a house with a acquired new neighbors, including an federal advisory board recommended that publicized when presented at an and colleagues, whose study is other cancers it might be used to of them. You see, their father also sold broken down refrigerator that needs Raquel Welch has been hospitalized, but she AIDS drug raises IQ elderly couple who befriended us from Minneapolis millionaire Percy Ross instructed hospital officials not to say why. researchers be allowed for the first time to international AIDS meeting in Stockholm published in today’s Journal of look for the protein in blood. the new bikes they had received for $70 worth of parts. Try as he may, he the start. Is Internationally known for his inject genetically altered cells into human BOSTON (AP) - Children with AIDS in June. A detaiied report on the treatment the National Cancer Institute, c their birthdays. Frankly, whatever just can’t save up the money. Any “RaqiSel Welch is here and that’s the only The researchers are trying to Years ago, this couple adopted a philanthropic works and likes to information I can verify,” Diana Wilson, a patients. improve dramatically when given the drug was published in Thursday’s New England said their test can identify you send, be it $25, would be most extra left over from his measly stray dog when it was hit by an bladder cancer at an early, make sure the protein is not appreciated. encourage others to help solve prob­ spokeswoman for Sutter Memorial Hospital, “If this protocol were to work. I’d expect AZT, regaining lost intelligence, speech Journal of Medicine. secreted in the absence of cancer. income must go toward medication. 18-wheeler. The dog was commonly lems for those In need. Write to Ross In that within six to 12 months there could be and the ability to walk, according to a HIV, the AIDS virus, destroys the body’s treatable stage. MRS. B.J. He’s a disabled veteran who has said Tuesday. They said they do not yet know They have determined that it is referred to as "Bones.” care of the Manchester Herald, P.O. a proposal to do a gene therapy study. immune system and damages the brain. In not present during pregnancy or LANCASTER, TEXAS arthritis in every joint of his body. They nursed and protected him Box 35000, Minneapolis, Minn. 55435. Wilson, who declined to say when the whether the test will identify actress was admitted, said no additional experiment,” said Dr. William J. However, the drug does not cure the children, these neurological problems are in inflammatory conditions, If that weren’t enough, he has no from other animals that traveled into Include a telephone number if you particularly severe. Youngsters’ intelli­ cancers other than bladder DEAR MRS. J.: I hope you realize stove, so he cooks in an electric skillet information was being released “per her Gartland, the executive secretary of the disease, and children continue to die . Guirguis said. the area and posed a threat to this wish. All letters sent to Ross are read. despite the treatment, researchers said. gence fails, and they often lose their ability cancer at an early enough stage that if the kitchen sink hadn’t been with a broken handle. He can get a crippled dog. Just recently, we Only a few are answered in this (Miss Welch’s) request.” Recombinant DNA Advisory Committee to for them to be effectively treated. T The results of the research were widely to waik and talk. bolted down you husband would have stove from Goodwill for between $90 learned that Bones’ health was failing column, although others may be Sylvia Gold, a spokeswoman for the actress, the National Institutes of Heaith. Cancer will strike 985,000 sold that, too. That’s the thing about and $145. and the couple had to leave him with a acknowledged privately. did not immediately respond to a request for Americans this,year, according information. to the American Cancer Society. AMERICAN FUEL Miss Welch, 48, appeared in such movies as About 49 percent of cancer “Fantastic Voyage,” “One Million Years AIDS drug may protect the unborn patients survive five years after OILING. Hotel reservations puzzling B.C.” and “Myra Breckinridge” in the 1960s diagnosis. MANCHESTER, CT and early 1970s. More recently, she starred in More than 49,000 Americans get Dr. G ott the NBC made-for-TV movie “Right to Die.” WASHINGTON (AP) - Preg­ and Intectious Diseases. with the safety of such tests. Control. bladder cancer each year and DISCOUNT OIL nant women infected with the “It’s theoretically possible that Patricia Randall, the insti­ "Most new infections of chiid- about 10,000 die annually, the Peter Qott, M.D. unmarried traveling friends deadly AIDS virus would be the AZT, if it reaches the fetus, tute’s spokeswoman, went even ren with AIDS are related to an cancer institute said. The five- Griffin’s mansion damaged treated with the drug AZT in an might prevent it from establish­ further, saying the likelihood of infected mother,” Hoth said. year survival rate is 77 percent. attempt to protect their unborn ing an infection,” he said, refer­ an early start to such a study is The researchers are now using DEAR LA QUINTA, The proposal will call for my husband is allergic to choco­ childrea if an experiment being ring to the drug formally known “still pretty tenuous.” studies on only a few dozen the test on volunteers from the ABBY: Would late and dairy products, and that Calif. (AP) - A you please tell planned by researchers gets the as azidothymidine. “There’s a lot of steps between women who would be in their Navy, the Army and in Egypt, he reacts violently to alcohol — desert mansion now and the beginning of a study 70V125 Qal. Min. Delivery go-ahead from review boards. Hoth said in a telephone inter­ third trimester of pregnancy to where bladder cancer is a more me how to even the most minimal, such as a under construction make reserva­ “The reason we think (preven­ view Tuesday night that the with pregnant women,” she said. limit the possibiiity of birth serious problem, Guirguis said. C.O.D. Dear Abby few drops of brandy or liqueur in for TV producer- tion of infection of the fetus) studies are still at least several As of Sept. 26, AIDS had been defects, he said. If these expanded trials show tions at a cruise the dessert? (Price Subject to Change) or resort hotel turned- might be possible is that AZT months away, as a formal prop­ diagnosed in 74,447 Americans, of that the test is accurate, it can be No known cure Abigail Van Buren businessman Merv prevents the replication of the osal has not yet been completed, whom 1,185 were children under "These are mothers that may used as a screening test — to for an unmar­ Please answer this in your be infected with the virus, but ried couple who column. If I am right, I am going Griffin was heav­ virus,” said Dr. Daniel Hoth, and the proposal would have to age 13, and 924 of those children diagnose cancer — and as a 646-3905 ily damaged by director of the AIDS program at pass numerous hurdles in the were infected at birth, according may not have ’’symptoms of follow-up to determine whether 24 Hours Full Serv/ca Avsilsbie for scleroderma are traveling to buy six newspapers and clip AIDS,” he said. together here your column to send it to some fire, authorities the National Institute of Allergy form of review boards concerned to the federal Center for Disease treatment has eradicated cancer. and possibly friends. said. DEAR DR. GOTT; I have scleroderma. For about abroad? I am a widower, 60 years They are planning to be married ARGUING IN AUSTIN Tuesday’s blaze eight years the skin on my hands, wrists and old. Since I was married during in 16 months. caused about $1 forehead has tightened and become shiny. Now I’m the so-called sexual revolution, I Since then, my boyfriend and I DEAR ARGUING: There are million in damage PLUS SIZES 14W-24W having trouble digesting food. One doctor says the am not familiar with this sort of have decided to take the same no winners or losers in this case; Merv Griffin to the $1.75 million scleroderma has moved inside but no one offers any thing. step — probably much sooner It is both proper, indeed consider­ home, fire officials Any One Item | prognosis or treatment. Can you? My traveling companion and I than my sister. I am 26 and he is ate, for the hostess to inquire into said. Its cause was not determined. j 20% O FF do not want to pass ourselves off 34. Abby, we don’t want any hurt the tastes and possible allergies The house, more than 100 miles east of Los with This Coupon • Expires Oct. 9, 1988 J I as a married couple. When I call feelings; neither do we want to of the newcomers. Angeles near Palm Springs, was 80 percent 2 i Off AO Outer-Where? Bob’s, Of Course! DEAR READER: Scleroderma is marked by or write for reservations, should I steal my sister’s thunder or, And if the newcomers have any complete, “and a little more than half of it was progressive degenerative changes in . the skin, say it is for “John Smith and worse yet, commit a breach of allergies or strong aversions to destroyed,” said Riverside County Fire Capt. Cq/ uoI Lady joints, intestinal tract, lungs, heart and kidneys. Mary Jones,” or “John Smith and etiquette. Would it be all right for any food or drink, the hostess Brenda Seabert. The disease is chronic, of unknown cause and friend,” or what? I doubt if the us to get married prior to my would appreciate being told in Griffin, who has numerous homes, is in the M A N C H E S T E R P A R K A D E • 649-6382 5 Untreatable. Therapy is directed toward relieving hotel management cares whether sister’s wedding? Or must we advance. process of building another one atop a symptoms. a couple is married or not, yet I wait until after she’s married? want to avoid possible mountain in Beverly Hills. In between house Scleroderma is four times more common in TWO LOVEBIRDS IN EL building, he is attempting to buy the Resorts embarrassment. CENTRO DEAR ABBY: A reader asked women than in men. It typically produces taut, Your help will be greatly International hotel-casino in Atlantic City, shiny skin, but it commonly causes peptic disease, why the waiting rooms of doctors’ N.J., from New York developer Donald appreciated. I trust you will not DEAR LOVEBIRDS: You’d and dentists’ offices are usually characterized by heartburn and disorders in the use my name in your column if Trump. way the esophagus propels food to the stomach. In have to be cuckoo to wait for 16 furnished with soft, low furniture you think this is printable. Sign months! Discuss this with your from which people find it difficult Griffin, 63, taped his last “Merv Griffin addition, lung scarring, heart irregularities and me... Show” in September 1986, ending 24 years as a kidney failure frequently appear during the chronic sister. I can’t imagine her having to get up. UNSOPHISTICATED IN ST. any objections. After all, you’re television talk show host. Later, he created stages of the disease. PAUL the older one, and traditionally You suggested that doctors and such TV shows as “Wheel of Fortune” before When esophageal problems develop, patients are you should marry first. You are dentists pay a visit to their own selling his TV production company to the often helped by eating frequent small meals, using DEAR UNSOPHISTICATED: most considerate to be concerned waiting rooms and sit down — and Coca-Cola Co. Fortune magazine has antacids and taking medicine that reduces the Ask for reservations for John about stealing your sister’s if they sink into one of those soft estimated his worth at $300 million. production of gastric acid. Jones and Mary Smith. You must thunder, but she didn’t invent cushions from which they find it use your correct names if you difficult to get up, they should The course of scleroderma is variable and marriage. Love knows no timeta­ plan to travel abroad since your ble, so if you’re ready now, I say, replace their furniture with the Prince to narrate show unpredictable. Some patients experience only skin passports will bear your correct firm upholstered kind. changes for many years. However, sooner or later, let the wedding bells toll for thee, LONDON (AP)—PrinceCharles,an names. Specify whether you want and good luck. Abby, no need to buy new internal organs become affected; this requires twin beds, a double or adjoining outspoken critic of stripped-down modern special and individual treatment depending on furniture! We fit a ‘A-inch-thick architecture, will narrate a television which organs are involved. rooms. Consult with your travel­ DEAR ABBY; Let us saj^ that I piece of plywood under the ing companion so there will be no am the hostess, and I am inviting documentary he wrote on the subject, the cushions of any sofa or chair we program’s producer said. Although most of the complications of sclero­ embarrassing surprises. And a couple of new arrivals to the use on stage. It’s actually more derma can be handled by physicians specializing in you’re right — most hotel manag­ community to my home for a comfortable. We don’t sink down, “The Prince of Wales has done more than internal medicine, you and your doctor may feel ers don’t care whether you are small dinner party. Would it be and we can rise easily and anybody to bring architectural issues into the more comfortable seeking advice from other married or not as long as you’re proper for me to ask, “Is there gracefully to our feet. public arena,” said producer Christopher specialists, such as rheumatologists, gastroenterol­ quiet, mannerly and pay your anything that you are allergic to, NANETTE FABRAY Martin of the program, “A Vision of Britain.” ogists and so forth, as the need arises. At the very bill. or that you dislike intensely?” MAC DOUG ALL The 70-minute show, part of the British least, you are entitled to a thorough description of All right, now let us say that we Broadcasting Corp.’s “Omnibus” series, is your disease and treatment of your symptoms. Ask, DEAR ABBY: A month ago, are the newcomers who are DEAR NANETTE: The better scheduled for broadcast Oct. 28, Martin said. your doctor about this. For more information, I am my younger sister and her invited to someone’s home for to accept a standing ovation — of sending you a copy of my Health Report, “Medical boyfriend announced their en­ dinner; Would it be proper for me which you’ve had your share. Specialists.” gagement. She is 22 and he is 26. to tell the hostess in advance that Thanks for writing. Talking about fathers OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — The daughters of 20% Off All comedian Jack Benny and movie star Gary Cooper say they have fond memories of growing up with their famous fathers. Men’s. Ladies’ and Kids’ 9 Parents’ $20,000 gift will not be taxable Joan Benny said Tuesday she told one of her Send a beautiful gift filled sons, “I wish you had known him. You could DEAR BRUCE: Our woman. Is it true that the only good Liat-buiii cnild. ” The language be­ learn one important thing from him: humility. hat box or basket anywhere! parents are giving us debt collectors are men? If not, how comes progressively harsher as the can I approach this successfully? debt is ignored. You also can call O uterw ear $20,000 as a down pay­ Maria Cooper Janis said the only thing that ment on our first home. Y.T., these people and remind them of their We’re celebrating Columbus Day with an all out, spectacu­ My concern is that I will BAKERSFIELD, CALIF. obligations. seemed to set her parents apart from less Smart Money famous folk was the way they were treated in lar outerwear sale! All styles, all fabrics, all colors! Wools, owe a lot of money in Since you are working for your leathers, denims. Fashion and novelty looks. Down filled, taxes that I cannot DEAR Y.T.: I don’t know where husband, I would suggest that you use places like Maxim’s, the Paris restaurant. 8 hi' poly filled. Every piece of outerwear in our entire stock! afford. The $20,000 is a Bruce Williams your husband got the idea that women your maiden name instead of your Ms. Benny and Mrs. Janis, both only gift, but I’ve asked my can't be good debt collectors. Some of married name so the person whom children of the legends, opened the 25th season G ourm et SALE NOW THRU MON., OCT. 10 parents to deduct it the best employees at collection you are calling believes that you are of the Omaha Women’s Town Hall lecture from their will so the agencies are female. As you point out, from an outside agency and not just a series with reminiscences of their youth. B askets other kids won’t feel I’m you can do this kind of work from member of the family trying to Too!! taking advantage of them. home whenever hours are available to collect. For whatever reason, you Can you tell me how much in taxes money. you. may have a little more clout if they It’s a girl my wife and ■! will owe when this My husband owns a business — he is Your first stop should be your public think you’re from an agency. SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) — Novelist money is given to us? an auto mechanic and does some body library. Find out precisely what your The same thing is true with your Catherine Mann, wife of actor-turned- N.R., work. The other night, he was state allows a creditor to do in order to collection letters. You can have two congressman Fred Grandy, has given birth to COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. complaining at dinner that he was collect and what it prohibits. Also get sets; initial one coming from your the couple’s first child, a healthy girl. BCB'S having difficulty collecting money a copy of the federal legislation on this company and a second set with a trade Monica Mann Grandy was bom Tuesday at DEAR N.R.; As this is being from several of his customers. subject. Because you are collecting name you can adopt by registering the Columbia Hospital for Women in written, you will owe nothing. Each While he is a good mechanic, he is for a business that you have an with your county. That way, it Call interest in, you have more latitude appears that an outside agency is Washington, D.C., weighing about 8 pounds, person is allowed to give $10,000 per not the best businessman and, I guess said Rich Myers, a spokesman for the STORES year to the beneficiary of his or her worst of all, he has a very short fuse. than a professional collection agency collecting. does. Knock ’em dead kid! freshman Republican who played Gopher on choice without tax consequences. When he calls someone and asks for television’s “Love Boat.” That is, each parent could give money and they give him the You also should go to a library or $10,000 to you and $10,000 to your wife. runaround, he flies off the handle and some other source and get a menu of Bruce Williams, America’s top Mother and baby were fine, and “the father Rest easy — there is no tax liability. says things he later regrets. Even if he collection letters. These you could radio talk host, Is heard each week is elated,” Myers added. collects the money, the customer is type at home or use a word processor, night on NBC stations. Write to “Travel plans for Monica include returning 649-8181 343 Main SI., Middletown 25 Hazard Ave., Enlleld 1697 Whitney Ave., Hamden 200 Chaie Ave., Walerbury 260 North Main SI., Manchester if you have one. home to Iowa for her father’s re-election bid DEAR BRUCE: We have three gone. Williams in care of the Manchester 9 8 9 Main St., Manchester (2 nd floor NMiifT Spom) Slots Hour.: Mon. thru Fri. 10.9. Sal. and Sun. 10-6 a We accapl MaslatCard. Vita, American E .p ra ii and Diacover Card small children, so it is difficult for me I’ve offered to help do some The letters start with a “perhaps Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester and her mother’s book tour later this year,” Tuesday • Saturday 10-5:30 * Thurs. 'til 8 to find work outside of the home, but I telephone collecting for him, but he you’ve forgotten,” “watch yourself” 06040. Letters of general will he said a statement from the parents. think I’ve found a way to make some says no one is going to listen to a or “we’re going to repossess your printed In the paper. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Oct. 5,1988 — 11 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Oct. 5, 1988

MARKET REPORT Co. workers here will not be ready until next year, Advertising agencies merge say company officials. Corporate America manages chaos BUSINESS IZM- AcUvHy ov6f ih# P84130 U8dir>Q dayt Adams, Rickard & Mason Inc., Glastonbury, “There is really no good comment to have,” and Decker Guertin Cheyne Inc., Hartford, have said David H. Wegman, a University of Lowell Textile supporters D ay-care center opens By John Cunniff doorstep are some high-tech demanding as the old conveyoii announced they are merging, creating one of the epidemiologist overseeing the study. “We had The Associated Press equipment and processes that, belt. ^ „1 The YMCA Stevens School Day Care Center has largest full-service advertising and public every intention of having it on time. ” Business Mirror when introduced, will make the "People will have to keep up,’^ recently opened its infant-toddler facility at 40 relations firms in Connecticut and western The announcement drew a sharp response look to next year NEW YORK - If corporate past 20 years look puny.” he warns. “A system built around Butternut Drive in East Hartford. The Massachusetts. Monday from state Rep, Sherwood Guernsey, America is in the midst of chaos, Some companies will go too human qualities can turn out to be! state-licensed center is prepared to serve 16 The new $27 million agency, Decker Rickard, D-Williamstown, who said he has asked the WASHINGTON (AP) -S u p ­ “Obviously, I’m disap­ asks Professor Eugene Jennings, In this transitional period, he fast, he warns, and they will just as coercive as one builb 2,100- will be located in Glastonbury. It will have a staff National Institute of Occupational Safety and porters of a bill to impose around the assembly line or aj children from 6 weeks to 3 years old. For pointed,” Hoilings said in a why is it earning so much? says, old ideas have not totally create the semblance of chaos. information, call 569-8964. of about 45 employees. Clients include the Health to look into the repeated delays. tougher restrictions on textile machine master.” . III' The study, which was to investigate statement. He claimed the bill Jennings’ rhetorical question lost their usefulness, while the But, he adds: 2.090- Connecticut Lottery, Southern New England imports, after failing to over­ was similar to provisions was provoked by the popularity of credibility of emerging ideas has “For the most part, business But, he adds, there will be a| Telephone, The Stanley Works, the Wiremold Co., relationships between 20 workers who developed ride President Reagan’s veto, endorsed by Reagan several a current best seller, “Managing not been fully evaluated. history shows that once we get a major difference. With regard to; Singer completes divestiture I'l, Sargent Co., Liberty Bank for Savings, and the cancer of the prostate, pancreas or lymph system promise to renew their efforts years ago before the president Chaos,” by Tom Peters, who In this emerging world, Jen­ workable relationship between the Introduction of technology,; 2.000- Savings Bank of Manchester. and their exposure to polychlorinated biphyenyls, when Congress returns next became critical of “this pro­ several years ago captured the nings states, each corporation is people and high-tech we can stick the melds made today between; STAMFORD (AP) — The Singer Co. announced III solvents, asbestos and machine fluids, was to the completion of its $2 billion divestiture Five of the six principals in the two agencies year. tectionism nonsense.” fancy of readers with “In Search seeking an optimal meld of old to it for several decades.” old and new allow for much morci become equal partners in Decker Rickard. have been completed Oct. 7. “We’ll be back,’’ Sen. Ernest “The failure to override the of Excellence.” and new practices and policies, These are some of the “people” flexibility than the machine sys-J program with the sale of its Kearfott Division to Astronautics Corp. of America. Albert Mason is chief executive officer, F. Hoilings, D-S.C., said Tues­ veto means that the next If corporate America is in a especially in regard to people and transitions that Jennings Sees as terns of the past. ; responsible for managing the agency, as well as Firms deny breaking rules day after the House voted Congress or the next adminis­ period of chaos, said Jennings, technology. under way: He believes the evolution oC Singer, based in Stamford, was acquired by 1.900 » • 272-152 to override Reagan’s such concepts as lifetime employ-! WTr UTWT$ MT wrr MTwrr MTwrr MTWT r UT selected accounts. James Decker heads the tration must act to restructure then it is indeed managing it well, Some companies, he observes, . ■ Old ideas of respect for Bilzerian Partners in February. Under the 19 1 It 19 n t overall creative operation. WASHINGTON (AP) - Two of the world’s veto but fell 11 votes short of authority being replaced by re­ ment, for example, are likely to; Aufuel om. our current inefficient textile since return on equity for the first moved too quickly toward inten­ divestiture plan, the company has sold eight units Craig Cheyne is president and chief client largest food distribution companies have denied the two-thirds needed to enact policy,” Sen. Strom Thur­ half of 1988 was more than 20 sive high-tech manufacturing as spect for the idea. lessen opposition to changing; ' since May, bringing in more money than the charges they failed to follow international the measure over his ■ Central decision making giv­ work styles, which in the past, contact. Jonathan Rickard and Paul Guertin each mond, R-S.C., said after the percent, the first time that’s been a way of remaining globally ' acquisition cost, including debt, interest expense direct creative services for assigned accounts; guidelines for marketing infant formula in Third objections. vote. done since 1950. competitive. General Motors, for ing way to problem-driven deci­ have caused upheavals in busi-| and other expenses, the company said Tuesday. Nine minutes per problem World countries. The action appeared to close Textile and apparel workers Besides, he wondered, if you example, had to pull back be­ sion making. ness and personal lives. | Guertin also leads business development What’s left is a company with total sales AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Business executives activities. Frederick Adams, will assist during Both the Swiss-based Nestle SA and American the book on the battle for bused in for the occasion from manage chaos well do you still cause its people system was not ■ Rewarding for results, The professor, who teached expected to exceed $400 million in 1988. The spend an average of nine minutes on each Home Products Corp. responded quickly Tuesday textile legislation this year, various East Coast cities held have chaos or do you have a yet rebuilt. rather than simply for corporate business at Michigan State Unij the merger transition and has chosen to retire in company also has a 27 percent interest in SSMC problem they solve daily, says Execucom 1989. when Action for Corporate Accountability with two weeks at most re­ a flag-waving rally on the contradiction? Ford chose the reverse sche­ loyalty. versity, suggested that a lot of Inc., a joint venture in Japan with Mitsubishi. announced it was renewing a boycott against maining before lawmakers ■ Machine systems, in which Systems Corp. steps of the Capitol at noon, What is seen as chaos by some, dule, stressing its people system popular notions about business "Our plan from the outset of the acquisition was To reduce this time, the maker of computer Nestle products and extending it to American adjourn to campaign full time. chanting, “Save our jobs, save says Jennings, who himself has first and letting high-tech warm individuals performed almost as might be in the minds of th^ The bill, designed to protect to retain Singer businesses with approximately software for management says new technology GE cancer study delayed Home Products. our jobs.” Some then watched written many analytical books on the back burner until it could cogs, evolving into people- viewer rather than in the realitj! ' $400 million of annual revenues,” said Paul A. Leaders of the Minnesota-based group American industry from for­ glumly from the House galler­ about corporations and is a be accommodated. oriented operations that stress of the marketplace. ; now provides executives with essential company eign competition, would freeze human skills. Bilzerian, Singer chairman and chief executive information displayed instantly on a desktop TV PITTSFIELD, Mass. (AP) — An 11-year-old engineered a seven-year boycott against Nestle ies as the legislation met its confidential adviser to chief “Once corporate America has . officer. study of cancer deaths among General Electric that ended in 1984. current textile and apparel doom. executive officers, is the emer­ its optimal meld of the two, then Once an optimal working rela­ Five years ago, he said, several screen. imports at 1987 levels and limit gence of a new way of doing look for it to move ahead tionship is established, says Jen­ dozen companies were extolled iij future increases to 1 percent Critics portrayed the mea­ things. aggressively. Parked on the nings, it still might be as “In Search of Excellence.” annually. The same would sure as guaranteed to spur C apply to non-rubber footwear price increases that would except that no future growth amount to a fresh tax on would be allowed. consumers. in the Greater Countries that increase their “Stand up for consumers, purchases of U.S. farm goods stand up for America, support Manchester Area would get larger shares of the your president’s veto,” urged OPPORTUNITIES U.S. textiles market. A pilot Rep. William Frenzel, R- "V' program would be established, Minn. REAL ESTATE 543 North Main St. allowing the government to Rep. Sam Gibbons, D-Fla., Manchester T auction off import licenses. A another of the bill’s fiercest ^Fiano Realty Co. Di. 3' featuring: Realty World Onluo^ special quota would be created critics, said “it imposes a tax HUS 6 4 7 - 8 8 9 5 ^ for imported silk neckties. on consumers of about $20 Reagan vetoed the measure billion a year.’' EPSTEIN REALTY Sept. 28, saying it represented Rep. Ed Jenkins, D-Ga., Executive Colonial "protectionism at its worst” sometimes said to occupy “the Each office Independently owned and operated. and would not only narrow textile seat” on the House located in a very desirable neighborhood consumer choices but inhibit Ways and Means Committee, BOLTON •168,000 REAL ESTATE trade and cost America over­ scoffed at the notion of new of Manchester. Some of the features are: seas sales. Sponsors said it price hikes under the bill and Great Buy! Fine starter home. Extensive renovations 647-8000 985 Main Street, Manchester would save American jobs now added that import curbs are have been completed, [..ocated on se­ • 4 bedrooms and 2'/4 baths. in jeopardy because of a wave common in Asian countries. cluded 1 acre lot. 20 minutes to Hartford. • Large living room with bay window. 62C Ambassador Drive of Asian textiles and apparel “They have quotas all over Fiano Realty Gallery Of Homes 6‘1-6-5200. Townhousp • Beautiful formal dining room. ManchMter *134,900 crowding U.S. merchandise Asia,” Jenkins said. So. Windsor >123,900 • 1st floor family room with fireplace. More for your comfort, convenience out of stores. ■ Rep. Olympia Snowe, R- Delightful 2 bedroom town- and money. Spacious 3 bedroom, 2Vi House Speaker Jim Wright. Maine, whose home-state shoe house with den off master bed­ • Private Master bedroo(n with large bath. bath central air conditioned unit factories have been ham­ featuring a full basement with 2 D-Texas, lobbied furiously for BOLTON *279,900 room. Fully equipped kitchen, • Large country kitchen. the override and sponsors said mered by imports, urged law­ Spacious Cambrel roofed Colonial in fine finished rooms and a private backyard wall to wall carpeting, cathe­ • Dinette area with sliders to deck. with patio. VA, FHA approved. they were close to two-thirds at makers to ignore “the ideolog­ neighborhood of new homes. 7 room,2'<^ dral ceilings, two sets of sliders one point. “But we had some ical rot of an obsolete baths, on 1 acre level lot. Call now for gen­ to patio, with view of pond, car­ • Natural woodwork throughout. Dir: Lydall to Ambistador guys we just couldn’t pull free-trade policy” and ap­ erous allowances. port. Come take a look! • Closets and storage galore. across,’’ said Rep. W.G. prove “this sensible trade Fiano Realty Gallery O f Homes 6't6-520(). • 2 car garage. Hefner. D-N.C, bill.” Commercial 60 Deer Run Trail Property • Private large backyard. Maiiclietter *199,900 BOLTON *209,000 All this and more for only *237,900. Spacious well cared (or Lydall WoodaS Beautifully kept raised ranch in country Manchester >224,900 bedroom, 1'/i bath Colonial featuring Light trucks lead way setting. 3 B D R ’s, 2Vi baths, and fireplaced Commercial zoned - 2 family in 1st door family room, 1 at door laundry, family room. Enjoy scenic views off the central location! Present use is lods of storage and attached garage. deck of this professionally landscaped residential. Large 6-6, 2 family, 73 W. Center St. Low maintenance fees and a price home. eat-in kitchen, formal dining­ REALTY WORLD Manchester that's hard to bsatl in sales of ’88 autos Dir: Middle Tpke. East to len on Vsmon to Fiano Realty Gallery Of Homes 646-5200, room, pantry, 3 bedrooms, full Benolt/Frechette Associates right on Lydall to tad on Dssr Run. basement, 2 car garage. For REALTY WORLD. 646-7709 DETROIT (AP) — America’s America in San Francisco. “That Doctor, Lawyer, Real Estate of­ growing love affair with light has ... given the appearance and ‘Homework Is What We Do Best!' fices, near courthouse. trucks towed the auto industry to the actuality that you can swing a its third-best year ever, as car good deal in that market.” > - ■< < 5 makers reported selling 15.6 But overall car sales have million vehicles in the 1988 model drooped. Industry leader General year. Motors Corp. was the only loser » n s . among the Big Three in the 1988 m The 0.7 percent increase over F tE A L E S T A T E SERVICES the 15.5 million sold during the model year, with sales of about DON’T 1987 model year was fattened by 3.6 million U.S.-made cars be­ 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 strong sales of U.S.-made light tween Oct. 1, 1987, and Sept. 30, COLUMBIA LAKE trucks, including pickups, min­ 1988, down 4.9 percent from the LET THE front Is lust ataps from thia BRICK C A P E with distinctive addition, 2 new baths, huge master ivans and sports utility vehicles. 3,719,267 domestically made cars bedroom and deeded rights to the lakel Take a short BRAND NEW LISTING!!! sold the year before. MANCHESTER >149,SCO Real Estate Delif^htful 6+ room Cape Cod on Concord Road. 3 The overall increase came but beautiful drive to 57 Whitney Rd. this weekend. 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WASHINGTON (AP) - President Reagan Barbara B. Weinberg said could Bentsen’s running mate — the Bentsen, however, was buoyed signed intelligence authorizations in 1984 and cost more than $100,000. The Massachusetts governor — was by his chances. ATLANTA (AP) — Abortion protesters prepared directors agreed to allow limiting his campaign appearan­ “ Are you going to be standing A passion for pasta 1985 giving CIA agents broad anti-terrorism for more demonstrations today after police arrested behind me as we open the Quayle powers that some administration officials saw members of the public and ces today, tending to gubernator­ more than 350 of them using get-tough tactics that ial duties in Boston and later season early tomorrow night?” as " a license to kill, according to a published administration department organizers blamed for an injury and caused civil attending a debate-watching he asked the airport crowd. report. heads to give their suggestions on libertarians to register a complaint. the manager search during the party. Quayle was providing few The authorizations "deemed" as lawful any National Pasta Month highlights reasons for pasta’s popularity “ I could not believe the level of brutality that was board’s meeting next Tuesday. George Bush was speaking to details on his debate strategy, but covert actions — including potentially violent going on here,” protest leader Randall Terry said Weiss announced last month high school students in Littleton, promised to “ just be m yself” as ones — taken in “ good faith" by U.S. NEW YORK (AP) - October food processors and pasta ma­ Tuesday as police dragged or carried protesters that he would retire next June. Colo., before addressing rallies in he "communicates with the Is National Pasta Month, so chines. The new recipes include who resisted arrest by crawling on hands and knees. intelligence agents against terrorists, “ It’s a very homogeneous com­ Denver and Oklahoma City. American public in an unedited celebrate with tons of tortellini such delicious innovations as Police placed heavy security around seven according to a report in today’s editions of The mittee dealing with a community The vice presidential candi­ version.” or loads of linguine. spaghetti with lemon and vodka Atlanta clinics that perform abortions today, Washington Post. that’s not homogeneous,” Hand- dates were planning walk­ “ They’ll be able to see Dan > Consumption of American- sauce, leg of lamb in gin, and because they did not know which one would be the The language of the findings seemingly was ley said. throughs at the refurbished Civic Quayle as I really am,” he said. made pasta is on the upswing, Cornish game hen with straw­ target of demonstrations in the second day of what ambiguous, the Post said. Actions taken in But DIRosa pointed out that the Auditorium around midday be­ “The American people don’t according to the Naitonal Pasta berry sauce. protest organizers dubbed the "siege of Atlanta.” good faith and as part of an approved same argument could be made fore their own last minute prepa­ know me. They have a lot of Association. That group says The cookbook is organized Backers of Operation Rescue, a New York-based operation would be deemed lawful in advance, about the makeup of the Board of rations for the debate. questions ... They don’t have any anti-abortion organization, tried but failed to close details of who Dan Quayle is.” per capita consumption of according to appetizers, first 0 but also they “ must be” lawful, sources told Directors. “ I don’t think it’s Organizers said Tuesday that pasta increased from 15.1 courses, second courses, veget­ three clinics with sit-ins Tuesday. They said they the Post. relevant,” he said. the 10,000-seat hall was ready for pounds per person in 1986 to 16.3 ables and salads, desserts, and would hit one today but did not identify it in advance. The newspaper quoted a former White Cassano said that members of the debate after workers put the pounds in 1987. snacks, and features 275 re­ Police spokeswoman Myma May said most of the committee had been elected finishing touches on network House official, whom it did not identify, as Why are Americans eating so cipes including such basics as those arrested Tuesday were charged with criminal by the community and have a lot anchor booths, patriotic bunting saying the Reagan orders were a Water much pasta? prosciutto and melon, basic trespass and that none had posted bail. Operation of experience. He said he “ had and even a red-carpeted “ spin “ go-anywhere, do-anything” authority. ’The association, located in tomato sauce and spaghetti Rescue spokesman Bob Nolte complained Tuesday every confidence” in the valley” where Democrats and From page 1 Washington, D.C., represents with garlic, oil and red peppers. evening that the protesters were not being committee. Republicans will expound on pasta manufacturers and their The following are some re­ processed properly or read their rights. Rebels facing evacuation When Director Barbara B. their views of the debate for any suppliers. Joseph Lichtenberg, cipes to try in celebration of C Court appearances for those arrested Tuesday Weinberg suggested that Hand- reporter who wants to listen. is found in violation, the company UNITED NATIONS (A P) — Honduras is president of the association, National Pasta Month; were scheduled to begin late this afternoon in ley be made an ad hoc member of “ We think we’ve got this hall could be removed from his calling for the creation of a United Nations cites the following reasons; Atlanta Municipal Court. the committee, DiRosa said he turned into what we want, and ownership and put in the hands of peace force to evacuate thousands of ■ Pasta is an excellent low- Ravioli with Over the summer, the New York-based group led would consider the idea. Handley that is a debate hall,” said Ed “an owner who can provide Nicaraguan rebels based in Honduras and sodium, low-fat and low- walnut sauce demonstrations at Atlanta clinics over several said after the meeting that she Fouhy, producer of the event. maximum service,” Rickard cholesterol source of complex weeks during and after the Democratic National relocate them far from its borders. would be willing to serve as an ad A national poll released Tues­ said. 36 ravioli or other pasta carbohydrates. Convention, resulting in 700 arrests. Three of the 700 The Honduran proposal, unveiled Tuesday hoc member if a woman with day found Quayle’s presence on Hirsch could also be fined $5,000 stuffed with spinach and ricotta ■ Pasta is quick and easy to remain in jail. night by Foreign Minister Carlos Lopez more experience could not be the Republican ticket doing some per violation for each day of the (6 per person) prepare. Most clinics followed their usual schedule Contreras, also would apply to the found. She said she would be damage to the GOP cause, and continued violation for failure to t ounces (generous cup) ■ Pasta is fun and versatile. T Tuesday, said Lynne Randall, executive director of comparatively small number of leftist rebels reluctant to serve because this is put the race for the White House comply, she said. freshly grated parmesan For example, if you’re look­ one of the clinics. from El Salvador who operate out of her first term on the board. at essentially a dead heat. The secretary at Hirsch’s office cheese ing for an exciting alternative Most of those arrested were charged with Honduras. Though Handley admitted that In the CBS News-New York said she believed Hirsch had 7 ounces (about tVt cups) to chips and snack foods, you criminal trespass and identified themselves as State Department spokesman Charles she was at a caucus of the Times poll, the Bush-Quayle provided all the information in shelled walnuts can make pasta crisps, a new Baby Jane Doe or Baby John Doe, Ms. May said. Redman said Tuesday night he had not seen Democratic directors during ticket drew the support of 48 papers he recently filed with the 7 ounces good quality olive oil and popular snack food. That identification tactic was used in earlier Lopez Contreras’ speech and had no comment. which the makeup of the commit­ percent of the 1,034 probable DPUC. 4 tablespoons butter Cook a pound of rotini, fusilli, protests, with protesters saying they were express­ tee was discussed, she said she voters surveyed while Dukakis- “ He has complied with all but a 3Vi ounces heavy cream Nonetheless, the speech appeared to signal pertne, shells or bows until they ing solidarity with what they called the anonymous concluded it was too homogene­ Bentsen got 46 percent. couple, I think,” she said. Salt to taste Honduras’ determination to end the tacit are al dente — that Is, just victims of abortion. Authorities have refused to ous only after reading a list of When the respondents were The secretary, who did not This speedy sauce can be cooperation it has been providing to the United tender enough to bite easily — release protesters who wouldn’t give their real members. asked about the presidential want her name used, also said she made in advance or while the States by allowing the anti-communist rebels according to package direc­ names. After the meeting, Weinberg nominees, without their running believed Hirsch plans to attend pasta is cooking. Grate the to use Honduras as a staging area for attacks tions. Drain, rinse and dry At a rally Tuesday night at St. Jude the Apostle said that among expenses for the mates, the support for Dukakis the public hearing and argue his with sauce, mixed with meat- pesto sauce by using chicken book contains beautiful illustra­ lis’ Table” by Margaret and G. cheese and set aside. Chop the against Nicaragua. between paper towels. (This Roman Catholic Church in suburbs north of Atlanta, search would be the cost of flying declined to 43 percent while Bush case. balls, fried, spiced — even broth to moisten the basil. Or tions by Robert Budwig, but no Franco Romagnoli (Atlantic nuts in the food processor, then step is very important to Terry urged about 600 people to join today’s as many as 10 to 15 finalists to remained at 48 percent. The poll, The company has a history of dipped in chocolate and co­ use a meatless spaghetti sauce index (which would have been Monthly Press. New York). The add the olive oil and butter. prevent splattering.) protests. Amnesty heralds rights Manchester for interviews. Di­ conducted Saturday through problems. In May, the company vered with whipped cream. to trim calories. helpful). husband-and-wife cooking Next add the grated cheese. In a heavy, deep pan, heat But only about 75 people said they would rector Geoffrey Naab, also speak­ Monday, had a margin of error of banned outdoor use of water by There are 600 pasta shapes As pasta’s popularity con­ Recipes include ravioli with team burst onto the cooking Add cream and salt to taste. several inches of peanut oil to participate, and remained for coaching on tactics. LONDON (AP) — Amnesty International ing after the meeting, said that he plus or minus three percentage more than 100 residents in the from which to choose — capel­ tinues to grow, so does the need walnut sauce, pasta and beans, scene in the early 1970s, first Cook the pasta, drain, and coat 365 degrees. Start out by frying Protesters complained that police treated them today accused a record 135 nations of abusing had hoped that the cost of the points. Northfield section. lini to lasagna, fettuccini to for fresh, innovative pasta sweet peppers with pasta stuf­ with their popular Public with the sauce. a dozen pieces of pasta at a with unnecessary harshness, twisting arms and human rights iirits annual report, but it hailed search would be about $50,000, but On Tuesday, the Bentsen cam­ Last year, about 115 residents rigatoni, mostaccioli to sauces. Two new cookbooks to fing and Sardinian pasta with Broadcasting Service televi­ (From “ The Top 100 Pasta time. (If too much is added to fingers and using pressure-point holds just under the creation of more than 1,000 human rights he added that Weinberg’s esti­ paign was setting low expecta­ were without water during the vermicelli. consider; "The Top 100 Pasta lamb sauce. sion series and then with their Sauces," by Dianne Seed.) the hot ell, it may boil over.) the ears to force them off the street and into buses. groups as well as new laws to protect mate seemed on the mark. tions for its vice presidential Memorial Day weekend and the Pasta’s colors, flavors and Sauces” by Dianne Seed (Ten “ Pasta Presto” Is organized first cookbook, both called Some screamed or cried as they were taken away. prisoners. i Cassano suggested that Bar­ candidate in the debate, with state ordered the company to Stir to separate pices and fry textures can be red, green, Speed Press, Berkely, Calif.) by seafood sauces, poultry and “ The Romagnolis’ Table” Shrimp marinara until brown and crisp. Remove Police asked the protesters if they would walk to The violations charged byjite human rights bara Armentano, the secretary to aides to the candidate suggesting upgrade its water system. orange or yellow, shrimp- and “ Pasta Presto: 100 Fast & meat sauces, vegetable sauces, Since then, they have opened with a slotted spoon and drain w ith pasta the buses before hauling them off when they group in its report include execution of a the board, handle the administra­ that he was not adept at boiling flavored, nut-flavored and Fabulous Pasta Sauces” by cream and cheese sauces, and a restaurant in Boston’s his­ on paper towels. refused. mentally retarded man in the United States tive details of the search. Naab down his positions to one-minute The Royal Air Force was herbed. Norman Kolpas (Contempor­ butter and oil sauces. Recipes toric Faneuil Hall Market­ V* cup chopped onion Immediately sprinkle with 1 If you’re looking for low Gene Guerrero, executive director of the Georgia and killing of unarmed Afghan civilians by said that the Republican direc­ sound bites. The campaign is established in Britain in 1918. ary Books, Chicago). Each include; golden caviar with place, where they serve up not t tablespoons chopped green tablespoon of your favorite calorie sauces, consider swap­ pepper chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, said Soviet and government troops. tors also had agreed that Armen­ cookbook contains its own se­ butter and chives, chicken with only classic Italian cuisine but seasoning (Cajun spice or gar­ ping the heavy cream in fettuc- spicy sesame-ileanut cream, 1 clove garlic, crushed he asked the city to abandon pressure-point holds. Amnesty said the list of offenders for 1987 tano should be given that job. lection of basic — and unusual also new dishes created in their lic salt, for example.) Toss with cine Alfredo for equal amounts mimosa with smoked mozza­ own kitchen. 1 tablespoon cooking oil However, he said, ” I ’ve been to a lot of was the longest it has published since the DiRosa said after Tuesday’s — pasta sauces. demonstrations and I ’ ve seen a lot of police 2 cups toasted walnuts, if of low-cal chicken broth and “ The Top 100 Pasta Sauces” rella and zucchini saute with The revisions in the new book 1 8-ounce can tomato sauce organization was founded in 1961. Amnesty, meeting that the search commit­ brutality. I haven’t seen that today.” desired. skim milk; substitute part- is organized by vegetable sau­ basil. include simplification of tech­ 3 ounces tomato paste which won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1977, tee might come up with prelimi­ W c’ve Two Days OnlyII Pasta can be baked, boiled, skim ricotta cheese for most of ces. fish and shellfish sauces for You’ll find a variety of pasta nique and the use of the latest recorded abuses last year in more than 80 nary procedures for the search by steamed, stuffed, smothered the parmesan. Make an oil-free special occasions. The cook­ dishes in “ The New Romagno- labor-saving devices, such as See PASTA, page 14 percent of the 159 U.N. member states. next Tuesday, when the board M qv® " Thursday & Friday will meet again. T h e M a " Israelis bar But it said it was encouraged by the emergence of more than 1,000 human rights October 6 & 7 5 groups in recent years and the proliferation of laws to protect prisoners’ rights. Take Kahane party P A L O IL b e f o r e Singh to undergo tests 20% OFF from election WIESBADEN, West Germany (AP) — The 3 torK Doctors said today freed hostage » ,^ATERNITY SHOP entire store Mithileshwar Singh was “ in good spirits” but 67 JERUSALEM (AP) — The Central Elections would stay in West Germany for another three per gal. C. O. D. TRI-CITY PLAZA Open 10-9 Committee today branded Rabbi Meir Kahane’s days of medical tests. Vernon, CT 871-2910 No Previous Sales anti-Arab Kach party racist and anti-democratic Dr. Robert W. Gilmore, head of the U.S. Air 10-6 Daily and barred it from competing in the Nov. 1 election. 871-1258 10-9Thurs. & Fri. Layaways or Early Birds Force hospital in Wiesbaden, told reporters a Prfcea Sub/eci fo Chang* 12-5 Sun. ” It was a political lynching,” Kach candidate preliminary examination indicated Singh, a Rahamim Cohen said. Kahane vowed to appeal to 69-year-old diabetic, received adequate the Supreme Court. medical treatment during his 20 months of The committee’s head, Eliezer Goldberg, said: captivity in Lebanon. ’ ’The request for the barring of Kach has been accepted. It is still subject to judicial review.” “ He lost significant weight and muscle I IT'S WISE TO PAY-BY-MAIL In 1984, the Supreme Court overturned a similar mass. But he was afforded visits by a committee decision that would have barred Kach physician and treatment was appropriate for from competing in parliamentary elections that h’s illnesses," Gilmore said of the Indian Canning summer harvests for church fair year. Since then. Parliament has passed a bill finance professor. banning racism from political activity. The doctor said tests done since Singh’s Try Our Pay-By-Mail By Nancy Pappas lot,” said Philip. “But that’s in a fair competition. "That’s 2 medium onions, diced ” In 1984, we didn’t have an anti-racist law. Today arrival at Wiesbaden today confirmed his Manchester Herald nothing to what the Amish do. The something to try next year,” she 16-ounce package light brown we have, and I hope (Kahane’s) appeal to the high previously known medical problems — Program... food they put up is what will take said. sugar (Z 1/3 cups) court will not be successful,” said Police Minister diabetes, hypertension and “ possible Barbara Philip Is a very them through the winter.” Z'/« cups white vinegar Chaim Bar-Lev. 3 tablespoons peeled, minced coronary artery disease.” It makes payl.ig your subscription easier on popular lady — especially among However, Philip’s 30 jars in a Mary Patterson’s Bar-Lev, a leading member of the left-of-center fresh ginger root, or 1 tablespoon you. Instead of paying your carrier every 2 local mailmen. day is quite enough for her chili sauce Labor Party, told reporters his party supported the husband, Frank, who doesn’t ground ginger weeks, you can simply write a check tor 3 When she is putting up pickles ban even though Labor would gain if Kach drew Clean air woes tough or jars of jam, the odors fill the relish coming home to a home 7 pounds tomatoes, scalded, Z teaspoons dry mustard votes from the right-wing Likud bloc. months, 6 months or a fuil year... drop it in the p eeM and chopped WASHINGTON (A P) — A Congress split by Avondale Road neighborhood jam m ed with jars. I teaspoon salt The disqualification, which was expected, passed mail. Then, you can forget about having ready 5 medium onions, chopped >/« teaspoon ground red pepper economic and regional differences has proven where she lives. “ The smells get “ He’ll walk in and there will be 28-5 with three abstentions. The motion was brought cash to pay your carrier,., answering the door t green peppers, se^ed and 1 cup raisins again that cleaning up air pollution from so strong. I ’ve had mailmen who jars cooling on the kitchen table, by seven parties, including Likud and Labor. when It’s Inconvenient... or being at home to chopped Grate 2 tablespoons peel from vehicle tailpipes and industrial smokestacks will stop and ask me what I ’ve the counters, absolutely every­ Cohen rejected the charge that the party is racist pay your bill. where. Dinner will be in the oven, IW tablespoons table salt oranges and set aside. Squeeze remains the nation’s toughest environmental been cooking,” said Philip. and called the Arabs "a hostile population.” . The mail carriers are lucky because that will be about the W bunch celery, chopped 2/3 cup orange juice. problem. "That is the source of our attitude towards them, WE WILL NOTIFY Simply complete the coupon below and send enough to receive some of this only spot where there aren’t any t cups vinegar In a 5-quart heavy saucepan, 9 Only once since the Clean Air Act was not the fact that they are part of another nation or YOUR CARRIER it to us... or if you would like more information bounty as their holiday gifts. So jars,” Philip said. IVk cops granulated sugar heat orange peel and juice, enacted in 1970 has Congress been able to are another color or practice another religion,” THAT YOU ARE A on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ are Philip’s neighbors and So this summer, Philip has IW sticks cinnamon nectarines and all remaining agree on major amendments to strengthen the Cohen said. PAY-BY-MAIL tion Department, 647-9946. After initial pay­ friends. “ It’s only my husband done most of her canning in the ingredients except raisins. Stir Kach spokesman Baruch Marzel said the party is basic law, and that occurred 11 years ago. SPICE BAG; often. Reduce heat to medium- CUSTOMER. ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed. and myself at home. Oh, and the South Church basement. " It was confident the Supreme Court will overturn the Two years ago, environmentalists in the two cats. So we don’t eat as much cool there, and they have some W teaspoon dried, cracked low and simmer, uncovered, 1 decision. “ With the help of God they will reinstate House and Senate renewed the campaign to as I put up," said Philip. huge pots,” she said. “ Andl could ginger hour. Add raisins. Cook until very our list,” he said. escalate the battle against urban smog, acid But for much of the summer, go in there and make a big batch IW teaspoons grated nutmeg thick, about 45 minutes, stirring Kahane, who was born in New York City and rain caused by coal-buming factories and Philip focused on stocking the of something.” IW teaspoons whole allspice occasionally. founded the Jewish Defense League in the United Sterilize 6 half-pint jars. Ladle power plants and toxic fumes from chemicals. I would lik s to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription. Please begin my country kitchen booth at the Asked who cleans up after these IVi teaspoons whole cloves States, founded Kach, which means “ Thus” in On Tuesday, they tossed in the towel, South United Methodist Church preserving frenzies, Philip re­ Place first eight ingredients in hot chutney into hot jars to within Hebrew. It calls for the ouster of Arabs from all vowing to try again next year. pay-by-mail subscription o n ------Fair, coming up on Oct. 15. Philip gretfully replied, ” I do.” a large, non-aluminum pot. Put '/«inch of top. Adjust lids. Israeli-held territory and opposes Jewish-Arab is heading up this booth, along But canning gives her a lift, next four ingredients into a Place jars on rack in canner marriages. Enclosed please find payment for; with Carolyn Gray and Fran Philip said. “ At one point, I was cheesecloth bag or tea ball (tiny filled with boiling water and Arguing for Kach’s disqualification, left-wing Banning. She estimates that she sure I was done with everything. metal colander used for steeping process for 10 minutes. Remove \ legislators compared Kahane’s anti-Arab platform Chileans cast votes Carrier Delivery. loose tea leaves.) from canner, cool and let sit at K □ 3 rrionths *23.10 □ 6 months‘46.20 □ 1 year 92.40 has put up about 200 jars of Done for the season,” she said. to the N azis’ anti-Semitic policies during World War “ Then somebody called and said Cook slowly until mixture is least 12 hours before using. SANTIAGO, Chile (A P) - Thousands of pickles and relishes, chutneys II. Senior Citizens: they had zucchini to donate, so I roughly the thickness of very troops guarded polling places today as voters and jams for the fair. “ When the Jewish people become the dominant □ 3 months *21.56 □ 6 months *43.12 □ 1 year *86.24 went in and did five batches of lumpy ketchup. Remove cin­ Spiced apple Jelly cast ballots on a proposal to extend President Many others have worked to majority does it also mean they treat (minorities) zucchini relish! ” namon sticks and spice bag. 4 cups apple juice Augusto Pinochet’s 15-year rule to 1997. Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment. □ Tip Amount------make this booth a success, as as those other nations did that lost all shades of well. “ A lot of people are doing When Philip isn’t in the kitchen, Ladle into hot, clean, sterile pint 1 envelope granulated gelling Power outages blamed on terrorist humanity?” said Haim Ramon of Labor. •Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary. jam or canning, and they don’t she is busy quilting and doing a jars. product Meanwhile, Labor and Likud traded new bombings plunged the capital and other cities tell me,” said Philip. “ I won’t number of other crafts. One of her Adjust lids. Place in a canning 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon into darkness late Tuesday, but the country allegations over an alleged wiretapping scandal know what I ’ve got until I get to bed quilts took an honorable pot of boiling water. Boil is >A teaspoon grated nutmeg dubbed the "Israeli Watergate.” was calm this morning. Nam e. setting up the booth.” mention at the Eastern States minutes to process. W teaspoon ground cloves Prim e Minister Yitzhak Shamir, head of Likud, Among early voters was Patricio Aylwln, Address. Apt.______Philip says she learned the art Exposition CraftAdventure this Yield: 7 pints. t'/t cups granulated sugar was quoted today in the daily Yediot Ahronot as president of the centrist Christian Democratic of pickling and preserving about year, and she has won second and Fran Banning’s Bring all ingredients, except saying Labor’s alleged bugging of Likud campaign Party and leader of a 16-party coalition Phone- third place ribbons in other years. sugar, to a boil and boil for 1 C ity------Zip- 12 years ago from a close friend, Homa>atyla chutney headquarters was a ’’shameful phenomenon.” campaigning for Gen. Pinochet’s defeat. Mary Patterson, who now lives "N ext year, I ’ m getting the minute. Pslrlok Flynn/Manot>Mt*r Harald Shamir also was quoted as telling a closed forum After polling places opened at 8 a.m., lines MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-OY-MAIL near Lancaster, Pa. One of blue ribbon,” she has vowed. Z medium oranges Add sugar and boil again, of supporters that his party must “ shake the world of voters formed quickly under a cloudless sky Philip’s goals is to visit her “ I ’ve gotten all the other prizes.” • large nectarines, cut Into stirring constantly, for 1 minute. and do anything to stop them (Labor)” from Pour Into approximately 8 steril­ in warm spring weather, suggesting a heavy friend, and spend a day canning Although she enters her needle­ wedges QUEEN OF CANNING — Barbara Philip spent the winning the election. turnout among the 7.4 million registered The Manchester Herald and preserving foods in an Amish work in various competitions, 3 Granny Smith apples, peeled ized, hot half-pint jars. Seal with "When I consider the possiblity that the Likud lids or by pouring a thin layer of summer canning fruits, vegetables, relishes and pickles voters. Voting is required by law. P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 community. Philip said she has never thought and diced may not win, it drives me mad.” the Maariv daily ”If I do 30 jars in a day it’s a to enter her preserves or pickles $ medium tomatoes, diced melted paraffin over the top. for the upcoming church fair. quoted him as saying. U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 5, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Oct. 5, 1988 — 15 Mexican stuffed cheese Evaluate, modify your current diet Scrumptious after-the-game festivities made easy One S-ponnd round or brick 1 clove garlic, minced Editor's note: This is the first of If your fam­ of Cheddar or Monterey Jack V i teaspoon dried oregano, T H 1-: beer); (1) 4 or more drinks; (2 ) 2 20. Of the protein group, I eat; processed grated American measure, microwave butter and and microwave for 1V« to 2 hours, Mexican style cornbread three excerpts from “The La to 3; (3) 1 to 2; (4) none. ily is attending cheeee, cut about 3 Inches crushed (1) red meat and eggs often; (2) a cheese. Spoon evenly over pop­ seasonings at high for I'A to 2 Costa Book of Nutrition.” a big game this or until meat is tender, stirring 1 cup yellow cornmeal thick little of every kind of meat, often corn. Using 2 large scoops to toss minutes, or until butter melts. V i teaspoon ground 15. The following identifies my weekend, and several times. Mix in kidney 'A cup flour One>hall of a IS-ounce can coriander Bv Patrick Quillln La Costa consumption of dairy products; fried; (3) occasionally red meat popcorn until it is evenly coated. Mix well. Pour melted butter over beans. Let stand, covered, 10 to 15 everyone is M icrowave 2 tablespoons sugar retried beans and eggs, primarily from fish and shoestring potatoes and peanuts; Vi teaspoon bottled hot and A. Gordon Reynolds (1) I don’t eat many; (2) I eat coming back to minutes. 1 tablespoon baking powder One 4-ounce can green chill poultry; (4) much vegetable Crunchy snack mix toss to coat. Microwave at high Advance preparation: Prepare pepper sauce cheese, whole milk, butter and ice your house af- Kitchen Vi teaspoon chili powder peppers, rinsed, seeded and protein, some fish and poultry, for 4 to 6 minutes, or until day before: cover and refriger­ Warm flour tortillas, cut For 20 years, the La Costa Spa cream; (3) I eat some butter, t e r w a r d — ■A cup butter ■A teaspoon salt chopped and occasional meat and eggs. Marge Churchill shoestring potatoes are hot, toss­ ate. To reheat, place in a 5-quart Into wedges in Southern California has been a cheese and ice cream, but mostly don’t panic! 1 package (.4 ounqes) ranch 2 eggs, beaten mecca for the rich and famous ing with two forks after the first 2 casserole. Microwave at 70% 1 medium tomato, seeded low- and non-fat milk; (4) I eat 21. I take vitamin and mineral This is an ideal salad dressing, buttermilk recipe Vi cup milk and chopped who want to get healthy. minutes, then after every minute. (medium-high) for 46 to 60 5-10 times: (3) 10-20 times: (4) 20 three or more servings each day supplements; (1) never; (2) situation for 3 cups oyster crackers 2 tablespoons butter Good nutrition is one of the or more times. Let cool, and store in a closed minutes, or until heated through, of low-and non-fat milk, yogurt or daily, in large quantities; (3) the micro- 1 can (12 ounces) mixed nuts 1 can (12 ounces) whole kernel main ingredients. container. Yields 8 cups stirring once or twice. Or place in I f cheese has a wax coating or rind, remove with vegetable cottage cheese, with rare sam­ sometimes; (4) in the form of a wave. Whether you plan to serve 2 cups small pretzel twists com, drained In order to evaluate your own 8. I spend — minutes eating have the dressing added. The, two, 2-quart casseroles; cover peeler. If cheese is rounded, cut a thin slice from bottom of plings of butter, cheese and ice high-quality, broad spectrum and just snacks, or a complete meal, In a large mixing bowl, micro- ■A cup finely crushed French ' diet, take the following La Costa each meal: (1)5-10: (2)-ll-15: (3) cinnamon-fudge sauce to top the and microwave one at a time at cheese. Using a grapefruit knive and spoon, hollow out the cream. supplement daily. the microwave can help take the wave butter at high for I'A to 2 Texas chill fried onion rings sundaes cap be heated while the 70% (medium-high) for 15 to 30 cheese, leaving a shell about '/t-inch thick. Reserve scooped-out test (you can interpret your 16-20: (4) more than 20. work and worry out of prepara­ minutes, or until butter is melted. 4 pound beef boneless chuck Sift and combine dry ingre-w 16. The following identifies my ice cream is being scooped. minutes, or until heated through, cheese. results from the scores at the 22. Of the following symptoms tion. You and your microwave Stir in salad dressing mix. Add roast dients in a bowl. Stir in eggs, milk end): 9. Most of my meals are eaten consumption of fruit; (1) canned This easy-to-prepare menu will stirring once or twice. Repeat In saucepan combine refried beans, chili peppers, tomato, — constipation, nausea, heart- will make a winning team! remaining ingredients; toss to 1 large onion, chopped and butter. Mix in corn. Pour into at: (1) office, restaurants, fruit, jam s and jellies, pies; (2) be a winning combination fr you, with remaining casserole. Yields garlic, oregano, coriander and hot pepper sauce; cook until bum, diarrhea, gas, food aller­ A little pre-planning and pre­ coat. Microwavq at high for 4 to 6 1 medium green pepper, prepared microwave baking 1. The amount of weight I have planes, or out; (2) home or dried and canned fruit; (3) some giving you plenty of time tO' 10 to 12 servings. mixture is heated through. Place the cheese in 1- or l'/4-quart gies, food intolerance — I expe­ preparation can let you enjoy the minutes, or until mixture is very chopped 9 ring. gained since age 20 is about: (1) sometimes restaurants; (3) fresh fruit, mostiy canned, dried, celebrate with your guests. casserole; spoon bean mixture into cheese. (Spoon any rience; (1) most of these fun with your guests and serve hot and butter is absorbed, 3 cloves garlic, minced To prepare microwave baking 30 or more pounds; (2) 20-29 home or sack lunch; (4) home. prepared; (4) mostly fresh fruit, > '■ V remaining mixture over cheese.) Shred some of the reserved regularly; (2) some of these them some scrumptious treats stirring once. Spread on paper 3 tablespoons olive oil ring, place crushed onion rings in pounds; (3) 10-19 pounds; (4) less abundantly and daily. Spicy layered salad cheese; sprinkle over filling. (Cover and refrigerate the leftover 10. I usually eat the following often; (3) some of them, but easily. Cheesy Mexican popcorn towel-lined baking sheet. Cool 2 cans (28 ounces each) whole a buttered microwave ring; turn than 10 pounds. cheese for another use.) Bake, uncovered. In a 350-degree oven types o f foods: (1) fried, deep- 17. My consumption of vegeta­ rarely; (4) rarely any. To begin the after-the-game 8 cups popped popcorn completely, then store in a tomatoes, drained 1 large head iceberg lettuce, to coat sides and bottom. Reserve fried, boiled, canned, prepared; about 10 minutes or until sides of cheese just begin to melt. 2. My weight now is about — bles would best be described as: To get your total number of festivities, we have included Vi cup plu$ 2 tablespoons butter covered container. 1 can (12 ounces) tomato paste shredded extra crushed onions. Pourbatter (2) baked, canned, frozen; (3) Remove cheese from oven. Serve immediately with tortilla pounds from ideal: (1) 30 or (1) rare; (2) canned, creamed, in points, add the number for each three recipes for nibble foods or margarine 1 can (4 ounces) chopped green 2 cups shredded Cheddar into prepared ring. Top with wedges. Makes 12 to 16 servings. broiled, steamed, microwaved; Seasoned sticks & stones higher; (2) 15-29; (3) 14 or less; TV dinners; (3) some fresh, answer you circled. If you which can be made ahead of time. 1 teaspoon chili powder chillies, drained cheese reserved onions. Microwave at (4) mostly fresh or unprocessed, 2 medium tomatoes, chopped medium power (50%) for4'A to 6 NutriUon IntonnaUon per eerving: 3«S cal., 21 g pro., 15gcarbo., 28g fat, 78 mg (4) My weight is now ideal. mostly canned and prepared; (4) scored: These can be enjoyed even if Vi teaspoon seasoned salt 1 can (9 ounces) shoestring 4 to 6 teaspoons chili powder baked or steamed. minutes. Rotate dish after 3 chol., 835 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 35 percent vU. A, 18 percent riboflavin, 60 mostly fresh, or steamed, abund­ 22-39 — VE R Y POOR. Your diet you’re staying home to watch thp Vi teaspoon ground cumin ' potatoes 1 tablespoon sugar 'A cup chopped onion percent calcium, 44 percent phosphorous. 3 .1 have tried: (1) many diets; antly and daily. Vt cup pitted black olives minutes. Remove from ring and 11. In my budget, buying may be your own demise. Get a game on T.V. ■A teaspoon cayenne 1 cup dry roasted peanuts I'A teaspoons salt (2) a few diets; (3) no diets; (4) I Vi cup plus 2 tablespoons taco serve warm. Yields 10 to 12 wholesome foods rates: (1) low complete dietary analysis. Have For a more substantial meal, ■A cup grated American cheese One-third cup butter Vi teaspoon pepper don’t need to I weight. 18. My intake of breads and 2 cans (IS ounces each) kidney sauce servings priority, can’t afford it; (2) only a physician examine you. Take consider serving Texas chili with food 2 teaspoons dried parsley grains would best be described beans, drained Vi teaspoon cumiA 4. The larg i skin-fold thick­ when guests are coming; (3) some supplements. a spicy layered salad, corn bread Place popcorn in a large bowl. flakes as; (1) usually white bread, Trim excess fat from meat; I'A cups dairy sour cream Editor’s note: Marge Churchill ness I have on either the back of relatively high priority; (4) very 40-56 — POOR. You need major and Mexican sundaes. The chili Set aside. Place butter in a 2-cup I'A teaspoons chili powder instant potatoes, crackers, etc.; On a large round platter, or in a Jambalaya ham soup my arm or just above my hipbone high priority. improvements in your diet. You can be made ahead of time. glass measure. Add chili powder, Vi teaspoon garlic powder discard. Cut meat into 'a inch is a Manchester resident who is (2) sporadic — those “ carbs” cubes. In a 5- quart casserole large bowl, layer lettuce, cheese, measures: U) 3 or more inches; should seek proper nutritional Reheating it in two batches will seasoned salt, cumin and Vi teaspoon cayenne an expert on microwave cooking. One IV i- to I'/ii-pound meaty make me fat; (3) some whole- combine cubes, onion, green tomatoes, onion and olives. In a A minutes, or until shoestring potatoes and peanuts. microwaving that you would like pastas; (4) mostly whole grain, remaining ingredients except cumin. Microwave at high for 45 S cups water Z tablespoons margarine or thinness.” (2) always, but lightly; (3) in your areas of weakness (those waiting only to be assembled and butter is melted. Stir in dry Set aside. In a 1-cup glass to see answered in this column, regularly and abundantly. seconds to I'A minutes, or until 1 slice onion butter sometimes: (4) rarely. questions for which you did not kidney beans; cover. please address your inquiry to: 1 cup celery leaves 5.1 eat a good breakfast (coffee 19. The following identifies my Microwave at 70% (medium- heated. Stir in sour cream. Serve Microwave, P.O. Box 591, Man­ One 8-onnce can tomato 13. Snack and dessert foods answer with a number 4). 3 to 3 parsley sprigs and doughnuts do not count): (1) consumption of fat (nuts, oils, high) power for 5 minutes. over salad. Yields 10 to 12 chester Herald, Manchester sauce such as soft drinks, candy, 73-88 — EXC ELLENT. Keep up rarely: (2) sometimes: (3) usu­ bacon, salad dressings, marga­ Reduce power to 50% (medium) servings. 06040. Vi teaspoon black pepper Vi cup ketchup pastry, sweetened breakfast ce­ the good work. Menus ally: (4) almost always. rine, butter,fried foods, e tc .): (1) Vi teaspoon ground red Vi cup long grain rice real and potato chips are in my I like these foods, eat them pepper One 10-onnce package fro- 6. My meal pattern is: (1) skip diet: (1) at least once each day; often,and am overweight; (2) I Thursday: Fruit juice, pan­ 1 cup chopped celery 2!en cut okra many meals, but eat a few large (2) sometimes once each day: (3) E X C E R PT from “ The La Costa Friday: Cheese pizza, salad, like fried foods and use dressings, Senior citizens cakes with syrup, sausage pattie. Combos Crackers not popular One 4'/i-ounce can shrimp, ones: (2) skip some meals, and only a few times each week; (4) Book of Nutrition” by Patrick chilled peaches with lemon sugar gravies and margarine regu­ The following meals will be applesauce, cookie. drained eat a few large ones: (3) eat a lot rarely. Quillin, Ph.D., R.D. and A Gordon cookie, Iffl—Wt------larly, but I ’m not overweight; (3) served at Mayfair Gardens and COMBOS CRACKERS WITH PEANUT BUTTER of food, and often: (4) eat small, Reynolds, M.D. (Pharos Books). Friday; Pepperoni pizza, I try to restrict my intake; (4) My Westhill Gardens the week of Oct. salad, fruit. FILLIN G . $1.49 per 8-oz bag, 40 cents per 1.8-oz. bag. Combine ham bone, water, onion slice, celery leaves, parsley, frequent meals. 14.. My daily consumption of low intake is primarily from 10 through 14, to Manchester Bolton schools black pepper and red pepper. Bring to boiling; reduce heat. alcoholic beverages is (one drink Bonnie: M & M Mars candy company has raised 7. Before swallowing, I chew cold-pressed vegetable oils and residents who are 60 and older; The following lunches will be Supertnarket Cover; simmer 30 to 45 minutes. Remove bone. Cool and cut off equals 1 ounce of distilled spirits, Next: Learn to control your The following lunches will be my ire by putting “ made with the finest food my food: (1) lessthanStimes: (2) 4 ounces of wine, or 12 ounces of nuts. Monday: Apricot nectar, meat served at the Bolton elementary meat; chop. Discard bone. Strain broth. Cook chopped celery, weight. served at Coventry High School ingredients” on this package labei. Certainly loaf with onion gravy, mashed and center schools the week of Sampler onion and garlic in margarine until tender. Stir in broth, ham, the week of Oct. 10 through 14: peanuts are good and nutritious, but these snack potatoes with chives, broccoli, Oct. 10 through 14: Carolyn Wyman tomato sauce, ketchup and uncooked rice. Bring to boiling; Monday; Columbus Day. no crackers also contain a number of additives Supermarket Shopper Monday: Columbus Day, no reduce heat. Cover; simmer 15 minutes. Add okra and shrimp. wheat bread, rice pudding with school. (artificial coloring, sequestrants, and emulsifiers, & Bonnie Tandy Leblang raisins. school. Return to boiling; reduce heat. Cover; simmer 5 minutes. Makes Tuesday: Sloppy Joe on a bun. for example.) Necessary or not, these are not what 6 servings. Tuesday: Cranapple juice, tur­ Tuesday: Cook’s choice. green beans, fruit. I ’d consider the finest food ingredients. You could key a la king, parlied noodles. Wednesday; Deli turkey sand­ Wednesday: Sliced turkey on make a better “ Combo” nation yourself by Nutrition information per serving: 241 cal., ISgpro., IPgcarbo., 12gfat,65mg Promotions ease impact of high prices Oriental vegetables, rye bread, wich on whole wheat bun, potato deli roll, lettuce and tomato, spreading peanut butter on some cheese Ritz chol., 738 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 18 percent vit. A, 25 percent vlt. C, 14 percent wedges, fruit salad, spiced RAMEL AND FUDGE. 40 cents for a 1.7-oz bar. Iron. applesauce mold with whipped potato wedges, fruit salad, spice crackers or, better yet, a plain pretzel rod. topping. square. square. By Martin Sloane flakes has risen aiong with the As summer approached, the consumers will be offered cou­ Carolyn: This is a soft version of the Planter’s Wednesday: Vegetable beef Thursday: Baked potato with Thursday: Clam roll, tartar Carolyn: I’ ve never been a big fan of those cost of flour and, for some drought became a reality, and the pons on most of the items in the hard peanut bar that dentists so love. Pay Day’s bar United Feature Syndicate • soup, stuffed shells with Italian chili, applesauce, whole wheat sauce, potato puffs, fruit. orange-colored peanut butter crackers — dry and shoppers, the 69-cent value of the resulting reduction in the Am eri­ form of “Salute to Savings ’88” has honey-roasted peanuts stuck together with a sauce, green beans almondine, cinnamon roll. Friday: Pizza, salad, fruit. salty and horrible-looking as they are. These new Did you see the “ Free Flour” Kellogg’s coupon doesn’t do much can grain supply started prices coupon booklets that General vanilla-fudge and caramel paste. It is a good-tasting Pasta chutney salad garden salad. Italian bread, ice Friday: Pepperoni pizza, peanut butter Combo crackers don’t look much advertisement headline in a more than cover the increase. But moving upward. But, even while Mills representatives will be treat that is neither too salty nor too sweet. cream. salad, peaches, corn meal better: They actually bear quite a resemblance to recent Sunday newspapercoupon the offer demonstrates some­ General Mills was raising the handing out in 20,000 super­ Andover Elementary 2 medium carrots, sliced (1 'A cup finely chopped Major Thursday: Pineapple juice, cookies. Lincoln Logsortheleftoverendsofbreadsticks. But Bonnie; As candy bar's go, this one is not too bad. insert and say to yourself, “ I thing to shoppers worried about price of its Gold Medal Flour by 4 markets nationwide. Some of the cup) Grey’s chutney baked fish with newburg sauce, The following lunches will be they taste surprisingly good -- the peanut butter is It’s made with less saturated fats (cottonseed and thought there was a drought! rising food prices. Manufacturers percent and its cereals 5 percent, coupons will also appear in 4 ounces cavatelli or other fiesta rice, peas, wheat bread, served at Andover Elementary moist, not dry, and the cracker salty and toasty. In soy oils) than many others, meaning it’ s not as bad 2 tablespoons orange juice Didn’t the price of flour go up?” are now offering consumers it decided to go through with its Sunday newspaper coupon Coventry schools small pasta (about 1 and l-3rd fresh fruit. School the week of Oct. 10 through fact, this is more or less a portable version of that for those with heart problems. Best of all, the first 2 teaspoons honey But there it was, a coupon offer promotional specials they plan. inserts. The following lunches will hr 14; cups) Friday; Corn chowder, sesame classic American breakfast treat — peanut butter ingredient listed is peanuts. This means that what ■A teaspoon salt from Keliogg’s bran flakes. If you dreamed up long before the The total cost of the promotion How does a smart shopper cash served in the Coventry elemen­ Monday; Columbus Day. no Vi cup raisins baked chicken. Cheddar potatoes. on toast. you’re buying is mainly what you get. Vi cup peanuts bought just one package of flakes, drought. Now is the time for to General Mills, including dis­ in? Watch for supermarkets to tary schools the week of Oct, 10 school. ■A cup plain yogurt Scandinavian vegetables, dinner Lettuce leaves you received right there at the smart shoppers to pay particular counts to retailers, advertising advertise these items on sale. through 14: roll, apple raisin crumble. Tuesday; Bacon burger, but­ Bonnie Tandy Leblang is a registered dietitian. attention and stock up. and coupons for consumers, add Then, try and find as many Monday: Columbus Day. no PAY DAY HONEY ROASTED SALTED NUT checkout counter a free 2-pound tered potatoes, mixed vegeta­ Carolyn Wyman is a junk food fanatic. In a small saucepan cook carrots, covered, in a small amount of package of Piiisbury fiour or you If you are thinking the Kel- up to an impressive $92 million. coupons as possible so you can school. bles, ice cream. BAR WITH HONEY-ROASTED PEANUTS, CA- boiling water for 5 minutes or until crisp-tender. Drain and cool. got 69 cents off the S-pound iogg's offer was a fluke, consider The General Mills “ Salute to stock up on the products. Meals on Wheels Tuesday: Taco with beef, let­ Wednesday: Cheese pizza, cole Meanwhile, cook pasta according to package directions; drain package. Millions of these free- General Mills’ “ Salute to Savings Savings ’88” is happening now To make General Mills’ “ Salute The following meals are to be tuce. tomato and cheese, rice, slaw, peaches. well. Rinse pasta with cold water; drain again. In a medium bowl fiour coupons were distributed ’88” promotion. Almost a year and will continue until the end of to Savings ’88” even more re­ served to Meals on Wheels clients corn, pudding with topping. Thursday: Hot dog with a roll, toss together cooked carrots, pasta and raisins. around the country. ago — long before anyone im­ October. The brands include warding, I will publish in this the week of Oct. 10 through 14. Wednesday: Sliced turkey on baked beans, carrol rings, In a small bowl combine yogurt, chutney, orange juice, honey Of course, the price of bran agined there would be a drought Bisquick baking mix. Hamburger column my readers’ best The hot noon meal is listed first, deli roll, lettuce and tomato, gingerbread. and salt. Add to pasta mixture; toss to coat. Cover and chill. To in the Midwest — General Mills, Helper, Tuna Helper, SuperMoist investing-in-food experiences re­ the cool evening meal second. potato wedges, fruit salad, spice Friday: Grinders, chips, salad, serve, spoon mixture into a lettuce-lined bowl. Sprinkle with one of the nation’s largest food cake mixes, MicroRave lemon lated to this promotion and give Monday: Beef stew with bi.s- square. mixed fruit. peanuts. Makes 4 servings. companies, decided that autumn and chocolate fudge cakes, and each of those readers a $10 check. cuit, green beans. Chicken sand­ Nutrition Information per serving; 317cal., 9 g pro.. 61 g carbo., 5 g fat. 2 mg 1988 would be the time to launch Gold Medal flour — all items wich, fruit, milk. Pasta whose prices have recently risen chol., 173 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 204 percent vit A. 12 percent vit C, 23 percent one of the biggest promotions in Tuesday: Chicken quarter with thiamine, 13 percent riboflavin, 16 percent niacin, 10 percent iron 18 percent its history. It wanted to build the in most supermarkets. Send questions and comments OAK STREET phosphorous. gravy, whipped potatoes, car­ From page 13 market share of 11 of its most The promotion will help consu­ to Martin Sloane in care of this rots. Egg salad sandwich, fruit, important brands. mers save money in two ways. newspaper. The volume of mail milk. The wheels were set in motion; First, General Mills is giving precludes individual replies to Wednesday: Roast beef with Vt cup water through the beginning of 1988 and supermarkets promotional allo­ every letter, but Martin Sloane gravy, whipped potatoes, broc­ I teaspoon sugar into the spring, promotion plans wances to induce them to put will respond to letters of general coli. Turkey sandwich, fruit, Blueberry brulee Vt teaspoon dried basil gained momentum. various brands on sale. Second, interest in the column. milk. Vt teaspoon oregano Thursday; Spaghetti with meat One 8-ounce container soft- One 8-ounce carton plain Vt teaspoon ground pepper sauce, green beans, carrots. style cream cheese with yogurt 8 ounces cleaned medium Chicken salad sandwich, fruit, pineapple 3 cups fresh blueberries shrimp, peeled and deveined milk. 1/3 cup packed brown sugar Cooked pasta for two Friday: Baked haddock square In a 1-quart skillet or soup with newburg sauce, whipped PUB & RESTAURANT In a small mixing bowl stir together the cream cheese and pot. cook onion, pepper and NEED SOME EXTRA potatoes, spinach. Tuna salad 30 Oak Street, Manchester • 646-1086 yogurt. Place blueberries in shallow 8-inch round broiler-proof garlic in hot oil. Add tomato sandwich, fruit, milk, dish. Spoon cream cheese mixture over blueberries. Sprinkle sauce and pa.ste. water, sugar All You Can Eat Pasta Bar brown sugar over cheese mixture. Broil 4 to 5 inches from heat for and seasonings. Cover and 2 to 3 minutes or until sugar starts to melt. Serve immediately. SPENDING MONEY!! Manchester schools Friday & Saturday $ J9 5 simmer for 15 minutes, stirring with toup ind Mild bar Makes 8 servings. The following lunches will be occasionally. served in the Manchester public Nutrition information per serving: 179 cal., 4 g pro., 20gcarbo., log fat, 2 mg Add shrimp. Cover and Earn money and prizes by schools the week of Oct. 10 Thursday — Surf & Turf chol., 98 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 13 percent vit. A, 13 percent vit. C, 10 percent simmer approximately 3 min­ oholoa of potato or rtoo. vosalsblo. soup 6 salad bar. eoffaa A daaaart calcium. utes longer, or until shrimp delivering the Manchester Herald through 14: Monday: Columbus Day. no change color, but are still Daily dinner specials and full menu available with tender. Serve over cooked school. In your neighborhood. Tuesday: Hamburger patty on soup and salad bar. Dinner served Thurs., FrI., Sat. S-9 pm. pasta. Serves two. 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McCa ll o p t h e w il d by Duma* 6 Cravirford ■NAPU by Bniea BaaHta KIT H'CARLYLE by Larry^Eflght Puzzles MCCALL. ANP PIGGINS 'All Night Strut’ will air Friday VISIT THE HCWE FOP? RETIRED COMIC STRIP CHARACTERS. ACROSS 5 Shoelace tip Answer to Previous Puzzle By Mary Campbell “ We have no contact. I ’m sorry to say it’s 6 Pall The Associated Press impossible. I miss Patty very much. You 1 Musical work 7 Theodore, for m B E lB TV Topics learn there are some things you can do 5 Opera division short NEW YORK — The young quartet singing something about and some things you can’t do 8 Chooses 8 Hopeful state 12 Heraldic border songs from the 1930s and ’40s on the PBS’ anything about. 9 Plan special ’ ’The All Night Strut! ” could not have 1 3 ______de10 T of France TV JoHHN'l CA(£ON'^, OV been praised by a more authentic source. Conservatory, created the review, “ The All 14 Supplication 11 Chemical salts “PATTY ALWAYS SANG lead. I never 15 Long “ I got quite carried away. It had been a long Night Strut! ” which had its premiere in 1975 19 Pekoe, etc. sang lead before. It was very frightening, but time since I’d seen a revue like that,” said 16 Object of 20 UK in Cleveland. Since then, various singers have it was the best thing for me. I met a young worship Maxene Andrews, one-time member of the broadcasters toured with it. The present quartet, Katharine pianist, Phil Campanella, who understood 17 Charge for use 22 Astronauts’ "all singing Andrews Sisters and host of the Buffaloe, Janet Hubert, Lance Roberts and what I wanted to do, and we’ve worked of road PEANUTS by Cbartaa M. Schuli right" 90-minute special, airing Friday. Jim Walton, played for two weeks at Penn together all these years. 18 Trimly 23 Highest point The quartet didn’t do the 28 songs just like State University, and one of those concerts “ We’ve just finished 80 one-nighters. Now 20 Chews they were done in those decades, though, said was taped for PBS. I’ve taken off some time, because I am I can't help thinking 21 Look at 24 Detective I TRY TO GET THEM ALL Charlie___ Miss Andrews, who does not sing on the Three of the songs were Andrews Sisters THAT THIS WOULD 3 E A 22 Defensive exploring with a country-western album. IN ONE ROOM ..I HATE TO special. records, the boogie-woogie hit “ Beat Me, BETTER WORLD IF EVERYONE weapon |abbr.| 2 5___ Major That’s a lot of fun. I still retain that SAY THINGS TWICE.. (constellation) “ I think interpretations weren’t as theatri­ Daddy, Eight to the Bar,” “ Shoo Shoo Baby” tremendous joy in singing. The Lord has been WOULD LISTEN TO ME.. 23 Needle (comb, form) 27 Went by car 39 Chinese 47 Type of fabric cal then. They do a couple of very exciting, and “ You’re a Lucky Fellow, Mr. Smith.” good to me and allowed me to retain my voice. theatrical things in this show. Our interpreta­ ~ u r 26 Monstrous 28 Elf pegoda 48 Smoking tube “ Age doesn’t bother me. Sometimes I’m W O f f ) 29 Do _ others ... tions were more musical,” she said. "Sorry, Doc. They only remind me of the 31 — Evert 40 Small-minded 49 Three-spot card THE ANDREWS SISTERS sang some of prone to let my mind wander when I’m 33 South of KS 3 0___ terrier 44 Protrusions “ There was so much wonderful energy that the others, too. Miss Andrews said, but after shirt I ruined when my pen leaked. 50 Brilliance performing an old song I know well. I ’ll forget 34 Submerged 32 Most scratch- 45 Handle they gave the show. I sat there and thoroughly other singers or bands had made them the lyrics. I ’ ll stop. They know I forgot. The 51 Force unit 35 Nautical pole worthy problems well enjoyed it.” popular — “ Brother, Can You Spare a audience knows the lyrics to Andrews Sisters 36 Classified item 36 Current unit 46 "D o a s ___ 53 Joyful ZIPPY by Bill Qrlffllh Dime?” "Coming In on a Wing and a hits. I say, ‘I earned that mistake. What do 37 6lank 37 Needle case exclamation THE SINGER, WHO now tours the country Prayer,” ‘T i l Be Seeing You” and ” In the r you do when you’re 72 years old?’’ ’ 38 Passing (of 1 2 3 8 9 10 11 more than half the year with her one-woman Mood.” ■ law) n show, said even though the ’30s had the The Andrews Sisters had 19 hit records, □ □ □ 41 Agricultural Im­ 1 12 14 Depression, and the ’40s had World War II, starting with "Bel Mir Bist Du Schoen” in HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne plement SYNDIE NEWS COMPETITION - King the songs were mainly cheerful. She tells the 42 Chance IS 17 1937. “ It was important to have a hit record,” World, syndicator of “ Wheel of Fortune,” T r i A T e u Y A H E P M iT e w ie s WHAT 43 Diving bird audience, “ We were a nation of optimists, full Miss Andrews said. ‘ 'After that, did you have “ Jeopardy!” and “ The Oprah Winfrey of confidence, sure that the future was bright, 15 A UP ALL H i s HAPPEHEP 45 Eyelashes 18 a good act? After that, it was, ‘I hope they pick Show,” says it will get into the newsmagazine and the songs of the time reflected those h e p m it V ^O fZLP LY T O A L L 48 Wrote block me up for motion pictures.’ There wasn’t business with “ Inside Edition” in January feelings.” H i s ’ • letters much chance for groups in pictures. We were 1989. King has picked up producers from 52 6iblical prophet In the years before World War II, Miss one of the lucky ones; I think we did 21 AHP LIN/eS A LIFE WOPLPLY Fox’s schlocky newsmagazines “ A Current 53 Broadcast Andrews said, “ Benny Goodman came in, movies.” Affair” and “The Reporters.” King says O F f t A /E P IV FCS6E5SIOMS 54 Paris airport e and he started the Swing Era. It seemed like For the last nine years, Miss Andrews has “ Inside Edition’’ will concentrate on “ stories 55 Cooking the Depression was coming to an end, and sung alone. The oldest sister, LaVeme, died utensils of courage, hope, humor and tragedy.” The jobs were more plentiful. Everybody wanted of cancer in 1967. Maxene and Patty were on presumption is that King is expecting to run J y 56 Gl’s address to tap their toes. It got to be a bit of a frenzy. Broadway in “ Over Here! ’’ in 1974. “ Afterthe XtT J 57 Lima off GTG Entertainment’s “ USA Today: The Nightclubs were busy. There was lots of show, my brother-in-law kicked me out of the 58 Island Television Show,” which was pummeled by talent around, and lots of places to go to see 59 Cut nest," Maxene said. “ He said, ‘ Your sister is critics after its debut a month ago. But GTG io-<

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Oct. 5, 1988 SPORTS MHS girls set I East, M HS soccer on a roll MADISON - Things looked bleak for the East Catholic High H.S. Roundup for showdown boys’ soccer team after its initial three matches of the season. The Eagles had scored only one Conference action Tuesday One play decides it for the Mets The stage has been set for a while sophomore Ellen Mpr- goal in the three outings with a Thonghts afternoon. girls’ soccer showdown in the iarty, senior Heather Lavery record of 0-2-1. Things have Cheney fell to 2-2 in the COC and By Joe ResnIck Central Connecticut Confer­ and sophomore Shelly Dieterle certainly changed for the Eagles. ApLENty 3-4 overall while RHAM re­ The Associated Press ence East Division Friday added the other scores. Ratta­ Led by its powerful defense. mained unbeaten at 4-0 in the Len Auster afternoon at 3:30 p.m. at nakoun leads the team with East shut out host Hand High, 2-0, league and 6-0-1 overall. Sports Editor LOS ANGELES — There wasn’t much time for Memorial Field. nine goals. Tuesday night at Strong Field to “ We did a super job in the first John Shelby to decide what to do with Gary Carter’s After the Indians resistered record its fourth consecutive The Manchester High girls’ half,” C3ieney Coach Paul Soucy shallow fly ball falling in front of him. Letting his six straight shutouts, Enfield’s victory. East is 4-2-1 overall and soccer team dumped Enfield, said. “ We were very much in the instincts take over, he left his feet, stuck out his Liz Zviolli notched the first unbeaten in five straight. Hand 5-1, Tuesday afternoon at game. He (Nielsen) moves the glove and hoped for the best. goal of the season against slips to 4-3. The Eagles have Memorial Field while second- ball very well and his shot is Now, the best the Los Angeles Dodgers can hope Manchester at 19:07 of the allowed only four goals all place East Hartford shut out accurate.” for before the National League playoffs move to second half. season. Seoul Games Rockville, 2-0. Tom Mascaro, Rob Goulet and New York on Friday night for Game 3 is a split with The Indians, 7-0 overall, Sophomore goalie Jim Taurus Manchester is 6-0 in the CCC Nick Werfel played well for the New York Mets. Tonight’s game became even outshot Enfield by a whopping turned in an outstanding effort for East while East Hartford is Cheney which will host Coventry more critical for Los Angeles after the Mets pulled 51-5 margin. “ We played an the Eagles, making 12 saves. “ He ■% 5-0-1 in the league and 6-0-1 Friday at 3:30 p.m. remembered out a 3-2 victory Tuesday night in the series opener. excellent gam e,” Erardi said. (Taurus) was superlative in overall. Friday’s contest may R H A M 1 3— 4 With two outs in the ninth inning and a two-strike “ We came ready to play.” goal,” East Coach Tom Malin ultimately decide the league Cheney Tech 0 0—0 count. Carter got the end of his bat on a Jay Howell Enfield goalie Jen Gates was said. “ He was just fabulous. It Scoring; R-Nlelsen 3, MahowtkI. title. Saves: R- Kevin McGill 3; CT- MaH breaking ball and drove in Darryl Strawberry and required to make 27 saves. was probably the best gam e of his “ We’re looking forward to Marcotte S. m for negatives Kevin McReynolds with a bloop double that erased a Manchester J 3—5 career.” 2-1 deficit. Friday’s game,” Manchester E nfield 0 1—1 Scoring: M-Rattanakoun 2, E. East took a 1-0 lead at 32; 36 of Bolton tops Coventry ” If he made the catch, it would have been Coach Joe Erardi said. The 24th Summer Olympiad in Seoui, South Morlorty, Lavery, Dieterle. E- the first half when junior Kevin BOLTON — Call it the changing unbelievable,” New York manager Davey Johnson Senior Karen Rattanakoun Z ylolll. Saves; M -H o llls 3; E-Gates 27. Powers knocked in a rebound off of the guard — for this year Korea, wiii be remembered in severai ways. said of Shelby. “ I thought we had a chance with led Manchester with two goals a free kick by senior Mark anyway — as Bolton High The threat of terrorist attack on the athietes McReynolds on first for him to scorfe.” Maglicic. And with 6; 38 left in the blanked Coventry High, 1-0, Tues­ never materiaiized. The worid gives eternai So did third base coach Sam Perlozzo, who had match, it was Maglicic who day afternoon in Charter Oak thanks. held Carter up at third in the third inning on Mookie tallied on a breakaway. Conference boys’ soccer action. Most notabie was Ben Johnson’s disquaiification Wilson’s two-out single to right fielder Mike Senior Dan Revellese played The win moves Bolton to 3-1 in in the 100-meter dash, one of the giamour events in Marshall with New York trailing 1-0. Super Bowl titlist well at midfield. “ Things are on the COC East and 5-2 overall the Oiympics. Track fans may not remember who ” I was watching Shelby the whole time, ” Perlozzo the rebound,” Malin said. “ I can’t while the loss drops the Patriots took the 10,000-meter run, but 100 meters is another said of the decisive hit. "When Mac was going to begin to give enough credit to the to 1-3, 2-4-1. Both resume play story. Johnson’s disquaiification ieft a paii over the third, I really didn’t have any intentions. To me, it defense. They’ve played ex­ Friday with Bolton visiting Bacon Games. Oniy time can bring recovery from this looked like he thought the play was dead and figured finds road rocky tremely well.” Academy in (Colchester and Cov­ embarrassment. nothing else was going to happen. At that point, I East travels to Trumbull on entry traveling to Manchester to thought I ’d go ahead and send him. I don’t think he The Games were not weii received by the Saturday to take on St. Joseph’s oppose Cheney Tech in 3:30 p.m. expected anyone to be going.” By Dave Galdberg little things that hurt so much — American popuiace, much to NBC’s chagrin. In a key All Connecticut Confer­ outings. Dodgers starter Orel Hershiser, who carried a The Assaclated Press missed field goals, turnovers, ence match at 1:30 p.m. Bolton outshot Coventry. 21-9, Why did this happen? There are a coupie of major league-record 59 consecutive scoreless breaks that somehow always East Catholic 1 1—2 limiting the Patriots toone shot in theories. First is that American athietes didn’t innings into the game, had blanked the Mets for “ A year ago.” said Harry seem to go against the Super Bowl Hand 0 0— 0 the final 40 minutes. “ Bolton has excei as they did in the boycotted Games in Los eight innings before rookie Gregg Jeffries’ singled Carson of the New York Giants, winner. Scoring; EC-Powers, Maglicic. CHRIS RAY DAN FEEHAN Saves: Ec-Taurus 12; H-Shurkus 7. a nice little team this year,” Angeies four years ago. Americans iike to know for his third hit of the game and scored on Darryl who knows how quickly Super “It may be just the smallest . . . first for EC . ,. second Eagle runner Bowl winners can turn into losers, Coventry Coach Bob Plastersaid. their sports heroes; trying to recognize athietes Strawberry’s one-out double. lack of concentration,” Carson MHS keeps rolling “that kick would have been suggests. “ They were faster and more whose names they can bareiy speii, iet aione Howell then walked McReynolds and struck out AP photo ENFIELD — The wins keep good.” skilled than us in most positions. ” midfielder Katey Clisham and on Saturday. The Indians will be pronounce, is usuaiiy beyond their capabiiities. Howard Johnson before Carter’s climactic hit fell “ We just seem to make the key rolling in for the Manchester High the winning run on a bloop double by The kick in question was by mistake at the key time,” says The only goal came at 4:28 of forward Chris Allard — who in the boys’ championship race at Aiso, the 14-hour time difference between Seoul tantilizingly in front of Shelby, who gave it a valiant WINNING RUN — Kevin McReynolds, boys’ soccer team. Chip Lohmiller, the rookie Gibbs, echoing Bill Walsh. Mike the second half with Drew Pinto, suffered concussions in East’s 2 p.m. and the East Coast of the U.S. did have an bid after a long run. left, of the Mets has the plate blocked by Gary Carter. Umpire Harry Wendelstedt The Indians won their fifth drafted to solve the Washington 'Ditka, Bill Parcells and others notching his third goal of the game last week with Mercy. They Rnullt: 1. Craig Hempstead (M), “ Shelby made a great affort on the ball,” Carter Dodgers’ catcher Mike Sciosia in the watches the play. The Mets scored three straight match with a 3-0 shutout 14:08 for the 2.8-mlle course, 2. O'Neill enormous impact. The Oiympic scheduie was Redskins’ kicking problems. It game, picking up a loose ball 10 are expected to miss Friday’s said. “ I kind of thought he would make the catch. before him. victory over host Enfield High in (SW), 3. Liscomb (M), 4. Stroud (SW). supposed to be geared toward the U.S. audience, ninth inning but makes his way to score times in the ninth for a 3-2 victory. was a shanked 36-yard field goal yards out and putting it into the game, too. 5. Allaire (M), 6. Ghabrial (M), 7. It’s been that kind of year for me.” In fact, the Redskins could be CCC East action Tuesday after­ Rivera (W), 8. Wllland (SW), 9. Torres but you couid have fooied a iot of peopie with this attempt that allowed the Giants cage. The ball came off a couple “ I saw some good things with Shelby knew he was taking a gamble diving for the 5-0. noon. Manchester is in first place (W), 10. Eaton (M). expianation. The men’s 100-meter dash final didn’t to beat the Redskins Sunday and of Coventry defenders with the young kids.” East Coach Ron ball with McReynolds, the go-ahead run, breaking They lost their opener to the in the league with a perfect 6-0 go off until 11; 30 p.m. our time; the volleyball And he came very close to making a great catch.” left Washingtonians convinced another unable to clear it from Palm er said, citing the play of East boys split on the crack of the bat behind Strawberry with two way to the ground,” Shelby said. “ When he hit it, I Giants because they couldn’t hold mark and is 6-1 overall. Enfield championship match between the U.S. and Soviet It was Carter who had kept the Mets alive in the that for the ninth straight season, the penalty area. “ The ball sophomore Katie Carbonneau at The East Catholic boys’ cross out. But he patiently explained to a swarm of thought I had a good chanceforit. That’s why I dove. a 13-0 lead that probably should drops to 1-5 in the league. Union didn’t start until after 11 p.m. and didn’t 1986 World Series with a two-out, ninth-inning single there will be a new NFL cham­ should have been cleared, but it stopper. country team split an All Connec­ reporters at his locker that the importance of the He didn’t hit it hard, but I wasn’t fooled by it . If I was have been 21-0. New York’s Manchester has an important finish untii the eariy morning hours. in Game 6. Down to their last strike, the Mets rallied pion this year. wa.sn’t,” Plaster cited. Hand outshot East. 19-10. ticut Conference triangular meet game had nothing to do with the way he went after fooled, I would have run back on it.” winning points came on a blocked match at East Hartford Thursday to take the final two games of the Series. This year’s Why? “ I thought we played pretty Hand 3 2—5 Tuesday afternoon at Wickham Why are the Olympics losing their splendor? It the ball. Marshall defended his teammate’s actions on the kick and a fumble return. night at 7. East Hartford is 3-1-2 in East Catholic 0 0—0 postseason has them picking up right where they Well, there’s Coach Joe Gibbs, well as a team,” Bolton (Coach Park. The Eagles lost to X avierof could be a loss of innocence by the general public. “ I go out and try toplay the same game that I play do-or-die attempt. They had four turnovers that the CCC East following its 1-0 Scoring; H- Henderson 2, Ehlers, “You have to be aggressive from the get-go,” left off two years ago. who said after Sunday’s loss cost them a 30^21 loss to Phoenix. Ray Boyd said. “ We had three English, Hartmon. Middletown, 19-42, and defeated The cruncher may have been the Roy Jones boxing during the season.” he said. “ I didn’t do anything upset loss Tuesday to Rockville. Saves: EC- Laura Gunsten 14, H- “ It has been that kind of year,” Davey Johnson “ we’ve dug ourselves a huge hole Then came Sunday’s game, other golden opportunities which Fairfield Prep, 19-40. decision. The American outpunched, outboxed, differently. If I think I can catch the ball. I ’m going Marshall said. " I would have done the same thing. “ So far, so good,” Indian Coach Mlchelle Conrey 8. said. “ We’ve been coming from behind so many that w e’ll have trouble getting out when Lohmiller missed an extra I can’t believe we missed, but did. East’s dual meet record is 2-4 out-everythinged his Korean opponent in the to dive for it. If I don’t. I just have to play it safe and In fact. I didn’t think he was going to get that close to Bill McCarthy said. “ We’re tak­ it. He made a great try. I ’ve seen John make that times that you just keep waiting for that kind of of.” point, Kelvin Bryant fumbled on “ We generated plenty of of­ and will compete in the Wickham gold-medal fight, yet the Korean had his arm let it drop in. ing one gam e at a time. Big one play before. You don’t think about it. You just react. thing to happen.” There’s some CoachSpeak in the New York 14 to kill another fense and had the better of Park Invitational on Saturday. raised in victory. “ It felt like it hit off my glove when I was on my (Thursday) night with East Cross Country that. There’s also some truth. drive, then Lohmiller shanked opportunities. (Coventry) hd The Eagles will be in the seeded Amateur? May the best win? Let those who Granted, Washington is 2-3 Hartford.” some good ones but we were equal MHS assured of tie race at 1:30 p.m. the 36-yarder after Dexter Man­ The Indians took a 2-0 lead in participate be judged fairly and impartially? after five games, but the Reds­ to the task. It was a good team Derek Hedges of Xavier was ley’s four sacks and Rypien’s two the first half on goals from SOUTH WINDSOR — The C’mon. That decision was.highway robbery. Yet kins are only a game out of first in effort,” Boyd added. the individual winner with a time Mets had the feeling in the top of the ninth touchdown passes brought them seniors Jeremy Dieterle and Ted Manchester High boys’ cross everyone who knows that politics — not sports — the watered-down NFC East — Bob Johnson had 15 saves in the of 16:20 for the 3.0-miIe course. back from a 24-9 deficit. Miller. Dieterle tops Manchester country team assured itself of at are the name of the game knew that’s the way it the Giants and Cardinals are 3-2. Lohmiller, in fact, is an exam­ nets for Coventry. “ It was his best Sophomore Chris Ray secured Bv Bernie Wilson opener of the National League fourth time. Strawberry, O-for-3 at we will make things happen. What we with six goals. With four minutes least a tie for the Central was headed. But that’s nothing new. In ple of how the worm turns. effort of the year. He started to fourth for the Eagles while junior The Associated Press playoffs Tuesday night, but Hershiser that point, fouled off several pitches did tonight reminds me of how the left in the match, junior Eric Connecticut Conference East Someone suggested that the only amateurs at Gibbs’ previous seven seasons, talk.” Plastersaid. David Boles Dan Feehan was sixth Seniors was gone. before sending a 2-2 pitch to the alley Mets played all year. It shows you He was the Redskins’ first draft Wolfgang fed junior Dave Ste­ Division title by registering four these Olympic Games were the professional tennis the Skins are 22-13 in the first five choice in the second round — and had seven stops to earn the Pete Lopatka and Tom Carlson LOS ANGELES - The New York New York went on to beat his in right-center. what type of ballclub we have.” phenson who pushed the ball past shutout for the Bulldogs. victories Tuesday afternoon. players — Chris Evert, Brad Gilbert and others. regular-season games; 29-6 in the was supposed to solve the team’s took 11th and 12th, respectively, Mets got the feeling in the top of the replacement. Jay Howell, 3-2 on Gary The hits by Jefferies and Straw­ “ Nineteen eighty-eight has been Enfield goalie Bill Parks. The Indians upped their dual last five. kicking problems for a decade. Bolton 0 1—1 for the Eagles. They knew why they .were there. They were after ninth inning. It was going to be Carter’s bloop two-out double. berry ignited another post-season that kind of a year,” Mets manager Senior Dan Kelsey played a fine Coventry 0 0—0 meet record to 9-1 by disposing of Granted, they’ve now lost twice Before Sunday, he had been Scoring; B- Pinto. R m u IIi : 1. Hedges (X), 16:20 for the medals. another comeback. Strawberry said Jefferies’ ninth­ comeback by New York. The Mets Davey Johnson said. "W e ’ve been game at stopper along with senior Windham (17-42), South Windsor to the Giants, whom they view as mediocre, now he has Gibbs Saves: B- Boles 7, C- Johnson 15. 3.0-mlle course, 2. Swift (X), 3. Motls- The “ real” amateurs? They were after Mets rookie Gregg Jefferies got his inning hit lifted the Mets’ spirits. came back from a three-run, ninth­ coming from behind so many times Glenn Jensen and Stephenson. (23-36), Bloomfield High (15-48) kella (X),4. Ray (EC), 5. Lanzo (FP),6. their principal rival in the NFC thinking of “ doing something” r- Fbehon (EC), 7. Corse (X), 8. Swift (X), endorsements — whatever the Olympics could third single of the night against the “ The feeling was that we were going inning deficit in Game 6 of the 1986 that you just keep waiting for that Kelsey and Jensen did a nice job and Bulkeley High of Hartford East, giving New York the edge in i.e, cutting him outright or Girls Soccer 9. Heaman (X), 10. Fritz (X). produce for them. It seemed like the gold, silver hottest pitcher in baseball, Orel to score, that we were going to win the playoffs against Houston and rallied kind of thing to happen. shutting down Enfield’s All-State (15-50). any tiebreaker and are just 1-3 in finding a way to get him on and bronze medals were secondary. Hershiser, to open the inning. After an ballgame,” Strawberry said. "Th at’s from a two-run deficit in the 10th “ When Darryl hit the double, I felt forward Rusty Stone. Manchester senior Craig MHS girls sweep a division that they may have to injured reserve and bringing in Hand blanks EC The Olympian ideal lives. But is it reality? We infield out moved Jefferies to second, exactly what we did. We got some­ inning of World SeriesGame6against really good about that. It’s what w e’ve Monchester 2 1—3 Hempstead outkicked Pat O’Neill win to make the playoffs — the another kicker. SOUTH WINDSOR — It was a don’t think so. And that's maybe why the jaded Darryl Strawberry doubled and Jef­ thing going and got a couple of key Boston. done all year long.” Enfield 0 0-0 MADISON — Undermanned of South Windsor in the final 75 wild-cards could well come from In most cities, that would mean Scoring: M-Dleterle, M iller, clean sweep for the Manchester American, who somehow still believes in feries scored the first run allowed by hits.” “ The ninth inning for us was a little “ This team never quits,” said Stephenson. East Catholic fell victim to host yards for the individual title. the Central and West. vilification for Bobby Beathard. High girls’ cross country team Hershiser since Aug. 30. Hershiser had given up only six hits bit of a confidence builder,” Straw­ Jefferies, who batted .321 in the final Saves; M- Jeff Bernier 5; E- Parks 7. Hand High, 5-0, Tuesday night at Hempstead turned in a 14; 08 amateurism in its purist sense, can no longer stand Granted, that after next Mon­ the general manager — the Tuesday afternoon. The Mets still trailed 2-1 in the when he faced Strawberry for the berry said. “ If we continue to battle five weeks. Strong Field in non-conference clocking for the 2.8-mile course. to watch these “ amateurs” at work. day night’s game in Philadelphia. Cards’ George Boone, an erratic RHAM beats Cheney The Indians came away with girls’ soccer action. “ Craig Hempstead had his best four victories over Bloomfield New York embarks on a schedule drafter, has been ridiculed for For one half, the Cheney Tech --- 1------Hand goes to 6-1 with the win race of the season,” Indian (Toach (21-37), Windham (18-41), South far easier than anyone else in the taking kickers that high. boys’ soccer team contained while East falls to 1-4-2. East’s George Suitor stated. Windsor (16-45) and Bulkeley of division — its next three oppo­ But Beathard’s is one of the RHAM’s high-scoring Joey Pitching, defense the keys next game is Friday at home Senior Todd Liscomb finished Hartford (15-50). nents are Detroit twice and NFL’s certified “ geniuses,” Nielsen as well as a team could. against Sacred Heart. third while senior Zack Allaire Manchester’s record is now 7-1 Atlanta. But the Giants are making him immune from that RHAM led 1-0 at half on a Fudge Henderson had two and junior Dave Ghabrial took and it will participate in the banged up; their offensive line is kind of criticism — the players Nielsen goal, but he broke loose goals and Ericka Ehlers, Sarah fifth and sixth, respectively for Wickham Park Invitational on questionable; their defense has he’s obtained have won two Super for two more goals in the second English and Maria Hartman one Manchester. Senior Rick Eaton Saturday. The Indians will be in as Bosox, A’s open series yet to play anywhere near Its Bowls. half to lead the Sachems to a 4-0 apiece for Hand. was 10th. the girls’ championship race at potential and there’s no guaran­ The feeling in Washington, a shutout win over the homestand­ East was minus three regulars Manchester will participate in Il;30 a.m. Bv Ben Walker The bad weather already has into a hitting slump in the final tee in this year of parity that city that’s nothing if not prag­ ing Beavers in Charter Oak — sweeperback Lynn Gentilcore, the Wickham Park Invitational Junior Beth Cool and sopho­ The Associated Press caused La Russa to make month of the season. They still ■ they’ll steamroller the Lions, matic, is that they won’t win a more Marianne Loto took 1-2 for changes. hung on to win the A L East, Falcons, Chiefs or Jets. third, at least not this year. Manchester with Cool registering BOSTON — Jose Canseco, Glenn Hubbard, slowed by a despite losing six of their final Granted, Doug Williams, the Not only is the jinx working a winning time of 16:28 for the Wade Boggs and the other big pulled hamstring, was dropped seven games. Redskins’ Super Bowl M VP, may against them, but there are some 2.4- mile course. Sophomores hitters may take offense, but from Oakland’s postseason ros­ Hurst went 18-6 this season, be out another four weeks recov­ discemable problems, notably Wendy Parkany and Kristi Dul- pitching and defense will proba­ ter, and Mike Gallego, a .209 including 13-2 at home. He is 5-1 ering from an appendectomy. But the running game, where neither berger finished fifth and sixth, bly decide the American League hitter, will instead start at second lifetime against Oakland at Fen­ Mark Rypien, who had never Tim m y Smith nor Kelvin Bryant respectively. Sophomore Dee playoffs. base. Dave Parker, bothered by a way Park. taken a regular-season N F L snap seems the heavy-duty runner a Dee Flynn and junior Diana Even though the Boston Red thumb injury, is still on the roster “From what I remember, until 10 days ago, isn’t the reason Gibbs offense favors. Pappas were 11th and 13th. Sox and Oakland Athletics are the but Tony Phillips, a .203 batter, Hurst has beaten me every time the Redskins have lost the two On the other hand, when you’ve R M u lti;1 . B elli Cool (M ),16:28 fo r the two highest-scoring teams in the will take his place as the starting I’ve faced him,” said Stewart, games he’s started. He’s thrown played less than a third of the 2.4- mlle course, 2. Loto (M), 3. Bonks league. Even though the series left fielder. who lost twice to the left-hander f o r 584 y a r d s and f i v e season and you’re just a game (B), 4. Pope (B), 5. Porkanv (M), 6. “ Pitching and defense are this year. Dulberger (M), 7. Solciso (SW), 8. starts at Fenway Park. touchdowns. behind ... Zesroslers (W),9. Eziz (W), 10. Martin “ If the conditions are like they going to be more important,” La The Athletics won nine of 12 On the other hand, there are the It’s a little early to worry. (W). are today, you won’t see the Russa said, explaining why the against Boston, going 3-3 at Fenway Park of 10-9 games. better bats will not be in the Fenway Park and 6-0 at the East girls prevail You’re most likely to see tight, lineup. Oakland Coliseum. The Athletics Dual meets don’t get any closer low-scoring games,” Oakland Boston led the majors by outscored the Red Sox 58-43 and Psychiatric report than the All Connecticut Confer­ manager Tony LaRussa said scoring 813 runs and batting .283. outhomered them 13-1. ence clash between the East Tuesday after cold drizzle cut Oakland was second with 800 runs ” Jose puts the pressure on Catholic girls’ cross country AP photo short off-day workouts. and 156 home runs. himself and then performs,” La says Tyson is OK team ami Mercy High of ’’They’re an explosive team, no Middletown. OPPOSING SKIPPERS — Tony La- More rain and temperatures in Russa said. “ He provides leader­ shortened workouts at Fenway Park. the 50s were in the forecast this doubt,” Hurst said. "You can’t ship the best way, by example.” Paced by a 2-3-4 finish from Russa, left, of the A's and Boston's Joe The teams were to meet in Game 1 of the afternoon for Game 1, with make a mistake against them. In postseason series, one hot NEW YO RK (A P ) - Opposing no way, no way, exhibiting that sophomore Nancy Byrne and Morgan get together to discuss field AL playoffs today. 21-game winner Dave Stewart of But we hit well, too.” player often carries a club. It boxers and his wife may think type of behavior. seniors Noel Feehan and Sarah conditions Tuesday between rain- Oakland opposing Bruce Hurst. The Red Sox, however, went could be Canseco. he’s scary, but a psychiatrist says “ He expressed a lot of affection Thiery, East nipped Mercy, 28-29, heavyweight champion Mike 1^- for his wife. He said he wanted Tuesday afternoon at Wickham son is definitely not a manic- desperately to get back into Park. depressive. training, back into the ring. He “ Noel Feehan and Sarah Thi­ expressed absolutely no suicidal ery shaved over 50 seconds off Dr. Abraham Halpem, the tendencies,” the psychiatrist their personal records,” first- Whalers trim roster to 25 chairman of the psychiatry de­ 1 rings as well as marbles heading nine games behind at the All-Star said. “ He wants to talk to his wife year Eagle Coach Kathy O’Neill BOSTON (A P) — When Dwight partment of United Hospital at and patch things up and get back HARTFORD (AP) - The Hartford Whalers Trader, 25, was acquired by the Whalers as a Evans talks about marbles and into the best-of-seven showdown break to win the A L East title for said. Port Chester, N.Y., examined to fighting.” cut their roster to 25 in preparation for this free agent this summer. He split the 1987-88 rings, people listen. for the pennant and a berth in the the second time in three years. Mercy’s Rebecca Jorgenson Tyson at noon Tuesday and Tyson, 22, has been beset by week’s start of the National Hockey League season between St. Louis and Montreal, playing Four weeks shy of his 37th World Series. “ Many people picked the team was the individual winner with a concluded the troubled fighter personal problems since knock­ season, sending three players to the team’s 31 games. He had six points, two goals and four birthday and completing his 16th As the Red Sox’ senior citizen. to win last spring, but I didn’t time of 15:37. That broke the “ showed no sign of abnormality. ing out Michael Spinks in his last American Hockey League affiliate in Bingham­ assists, with 21 penalty minutes in his fourth NHL year in Boston, Evans is the Red Evans has A L championship think we could do it,” he said. “ I previous course record of 16:21. He had no delusionary ideas.” title defense in June. ton, N Y . season. Sox’ elder statesman. rings from 1975 and 1986. But, like thought the team was too young to Byrne was second in 16:01. Senior Hundreds of curious fans who After an auto accident last Those reassigned Tuesday were left wing sidekick Jim Rice, who broke in do it. I was wrong. The young Betsy Dickinson and freshman Carson, 28, was acquired by the Whalers in And, whether he discusses have followed the soap opera-like month at Catskill, N.Y., Tyson Lindsay Carson, and defensemen Charles with Boston in 1975, he’s still players learned fast, matured Katie Litke took seventh and 12th, January in a trade with Philadelphia for Paul marbles or rings, the young Red events of Tyson’s personal life in was evaluated by Dr. Henry Bourgeois and Larry Trader. looking for the top gold — a World quickly. And I guarantee this respectively, for East. Lawless. In 27 games with the Whalers, the Sox pay attention when the recent months gathered outside McClurtis at the urging of the Whaler head coach Larry Pleau officially Series championship ring. team is just going to get better East, 4-1 in dual meet action, seven-year NHL veteran had nine points, five 6-foot-3 muscleman speaks. Tyson manager Bill Cayton’s fighter’s wife, actress Robin announced that Peter Sidorkiewicz, 25, has been and better.” will participate in the Wickham goals and four assists. He also had 38 penalty “ We know the marbles are “I’m tired of engagement office, where the examination Givens, and mother-in-law, Ruth selected as Mike Liut’s backup in goal, winning Despite a nagging hamstring Park Invitational on Saturday in minutes. there and we’re going out and (playoff) rings, I want to get pull down the stretch, Evans hit took place, to await the psyhia- Roper. McCurtis, a psychiatrist, that position from 36-year-old Richard Brodeur. the championship race at 11:30 take them,” Evans said Tuesday married,” the eight-time (jlold .293 with 21 homers. 111 runs trlst’s diagnosis and greet the diagnosed Tyson as a manic Bourgeois, 28, played seven NH L seasons with The Whalers now have five centers, four left a.m. on the eve of Boston’s opening Glove right fielder said. “ I ’m batted in and 96 runs scored in 149 champ. depressive and prescribed li­ Calgary, St. Louis and Hartford. He was wings, five right wings, eight defensemen and Rtfulft; 1. Rtbacca Jaroenton (M), game with Oakland in the Am eri­ hoping this is the year,” games. *T v e seen a lot of people thium carbonate for him. - 15:37 far fh t 2.47 mile course, 2. Byrne acquired by the Whalers in March 1988 from the three goaltenders as they get ready for (EC), 3. Feebon (EC),4. Thiery (EC),5. can League playoffs at Fenway Evans freely admits that the “ Not too bad, but I could have suffering from manic depres­ Halpem said he had spoken to St. Louis Blues. He played one gam e with the Thursday’s opener against the Quebec Nor- NANCY BYRNE NOEL FEEHAN SARAH THIERY Pastllev (M), 6. D'Aresto (M), 7. Park. young Red Sox surprised him this done better in some areas,” sion,” Halpem said afterward, McClurtis, who denied making Dickinson (EC), 8. Fagan (M), 9. Burns Whalers with no points and penalties. diques in Hartford. . takes second place .. . garners third for EC . third East finisher But Evans had his mind on year, especially in rallying from Evans said. “ and I would say Mike Tyson is in that diagnosis. (M),10. Oect(M). MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Oct. 5, 1988 — tl to - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Oct. 5, 1988

Hockey tourney slated Yarborough to retire Power-hungry Thrift booted out by ugs bosses SPORTS CONCORD, N.C. (AP) — Cale Yarborough, B ’ SASKATOON, Saskatchewan (AP) — The Czechoslovakian national hockey team will the only stock car driver to win three million in 1085 to less than half consecutive Winston Cup driving titles, By Alan Robinson series of Three Rivers Stadium frequent, but Thrift’s was unus­ given a year so we could work out who recommended Thrift’s No­ participate in a hockey tournament which will announced that he will retire at the end of the The Associated Press news conferences. ual because it was made by a our differences and define his vember 1085 hiring. that in 1087. IN B R IE F include Team Canada and the Soviets and will The Pirates’ 1988 payroll of $6.5 season. The Pirates’ owners wouldn’t team on the rise, not the decline. role," Danforth said. "W e nnade Thrift’s shrewd trades for Andy be held in Saskatoon between Christmas and million was the lowest in the NL, Yarborough, a 31-year veteran of stock car PITTSBURGH - Syd Thrift specify the reasons for the firing, The Pirates’ 85 victories this some progress, but not enough. Van Slyke, Bobby Bonilla, Jim New Y ea r’s Day. but Thrift apparently sent the Strawberry wants to move spent three years attempting to and Thrift himself said he wasn’t season were the most by the team We spent the last two or three Gott, Jeff Robinson and Mike "The Czechs are in,” said Allan Eagleson, racing, has won 83 Winston Cup events, wrong signal to the owners with trade for a power hitter, but the sure. this decade. months deliberating over this and LaValliere and his emphasis on a LOS ANG ELES (A P ) — On the eve of the international negotiator for Hockey Canada. He fourth-most in the sport. His 50 superspeedway his late-season acquisitions of Pittsburgh Pirates’ owners felt " I f I were the owner of a felt this was the best time to do it. strong farm system led to one of National League playoffs. New York Mets said Tuesday he heard from the Czechs over the victories also is the fourth-best total all-time. high-salaried veterans Glenn Wil­ he spent too much time trying to ballclub and I was looking for a Thrift, 50, pulled off a success­ "He wasn’t asking for a larger baseball’s biggest comeback sto­ outfielder Darryl Strawberry repeated his weekend. Yarborough won Winston Cup titles in 1078, ries of the 1980s. son, Dave LaPoint, Gary Redus increase his own power base. general manager. I’d recognize ful power play last October that salary, but he did want more desire to one day play for the Los Angeles "Th e tournament’s on in Saskatoon." 1977 and 1978, and In 1977 became the only The Pirates, who lost 104games and Ken Oberkfell. Thrift, the general manager that I am a winner and know how led to the resignation of former authority. He wanted to be able to Dodgers. Donald Beauchamp, director of communica­ Winston Cup champion to start and finish all who rebuilt one of baseball’s to win — and not at ail costs,’’ team president Malcolm "M ac" do what he thought was right,” and nearly $10 million while races in a single season. He ranks second "Syd had one perception of Strawberry will become a free agent after the tions for Canada's Olympic team, said the sorriest franchises into a money­ Thrift said. “ I know how to make Prine. But despite landing a pay Danforth said. drawing 735,900 fans in 1985, all-time with 48 superspeedway poles and set a what his job should be and we had 1990 season, the same year close friend Eric tournament will involve three national teams making pennant contender, is it work ... I think I ’d call me hike and a new contract, he “ Syd had one way of doing finished second in the National modern-day record by winning 14 poles in 1980. another perception,” Danforth Davis of Cincinnati is eligible. and will take place Dec. 28 to Jan. 1 at looking for a new job today after within 24 hours. wound up alienating the board things, and his way wasn’t in the League East this season and set a said. "W e can’t be and don’t want "E ric in center, me in right and Kirk Gibson in Saskatchewan Place, Saskatoon’s new arena. being fired by the team’s board of " I ’d like to Stay in baseball and members — including team pres­ best interest of the Pirates’ franchise attendance record of 1.8 million. to be involved in the day-to-day left. The Dodgers would have a dynasty for AP photo directors. I think I have a good track record ident Carl Barger and chairman owners," Prine said. But Barger and Danforth ap­ decisions, but we do have the years to com e," Strawberry told the Los Thrift’s ouster wasn’t unex­ here ... especially when you look Douglas Danforth — who had "The chain of command starts H ER O ’S W ELCO M E - Nearly 3,000 Orioles rehIre Ripken Sr. parently thought Thrift wasn’t responsibility of oversight for the Angeles Times in an article published Tuesday. pected — it was rumored as early at where we are and where we supported him. at the top, not the middle,” said Dillard Is sentenced fans packed the terminal Tuesday to thrifty enough, even though he fiscal responsibility and long- Strawberry, 26, was a standout at Los as a month ago — but it went came from.’’ “I supported Syd a year ago former Pirates General Manager BALTIM ORE (A P ) - Cal Ripken Sr., fired as slashed player salaries from $10 range viability of the ballclub." Angeles’ Crenshaw High School and was the CHICAGO (AP) — A cocaine habit led a greet Roy Jones at Pensacola Regional unexplained Tuesday during a Baseball front office firings are and felt he should stay and be Joe L. Brown, a board member manager of the Baltimore Orioles early this past Mets’ No. 1 pick In the 1980 June amateur draft. former DePaul University basketball star to Airport to welcome him home after season, will return as the team’s third-base Since he came up to the majors in 1983, commit 15 armed robberies over seven week.s, losing a controversial boxing decision in coach next year under Manager Frank Strawberry has had periods of ups and downs an attorney for Norman "Skip" Dillard said the Summer Olympics in Seoul. Robinson, the club announced Tuesday. and has often expressed a hope to someday play after Dillard was sentenced to 11 years in prison. One day after firing four coaches and placing in Los Angeles. Dillard, co-captain of the DePaul team during two pitchers on waivers at the end of the team ’s “ People talk about pressure playing at home, the 1981-82 season, pleaded guilty to the crime Colts trade Ron Solt worst season, the Orioles moved to shore up SCOREBOARD and was sentenced Monday. Authorities say but I don’t see it. I think it would be fun to play INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Indianapolis their staff by announcing that Ripken, Tom for your hometown team,” Strawberry said. "I he’ll be eligible for parole in 4‘/4 years. McCraw, Al Jackson and Johnny Oates will join 7. West Virginia 7D'/i over East Carolina Colts traded guard Ron Solt to the Philadelphia NFC conferonco Individual loaders think it’s the only place you can really be happy Eagles Tuesday for future draft picks, including returning coach Elrod Hendricks for the 1989 8. South Carolina 21 'h over Virginia Tech and I ’m getting anxious to see what happens.’’ Gllmours file lawsuit a No. 1 choice next year. season. Baseball Scholastic Ckiorterbocks 9. Nebraska 49W over Kansas Strawberry had made similar statements Solt last week signed a new five-year, McCraw was hired as hitting coach and Att Com Yds T D Int 10. Oklahoma 15 over Texas after the 1986 World Series and in spring training Jackson as pitching coach, the club said. Both THE FALL OF 198B Everett, Roms 136 88 1039 10 2 11. Clemson 12'/i over Virginia ST. LOUIS (AP) — A $4 million lawsuit was $2.6-million contract with the Colts after a AAontanc, S.F. 148 94 1136 10 5 12. Alabama 15 over Mississippi this year. Mets manager Davey Johnson was not filed by former St. Louis Blues center Doug lengthy holdout. He was critical of Colts owner worked for the New York Mets this season. Lomax, Phoe. MH8 JV boya’ aoccar 138 87 1142 7 4 13. Oklahoma State 2'/> over Colorado suprised by Strawberry’s comments, only by the Gilmour and his wife, Robyne, accusing a St. Robert Irsay when he signed. Biiiball playoN picture Cunningham, Phil. 144 84 1129 8 3 14. Florida 22 over Memphis State timing. The Manchester High lunlor yarsity Hebert, N.O. 155 98 1181 9 5 15. Georgia 18 over Vanderbilt Louis County couple of slander and libel in a suit boys soccer team upped Its record to 5-1 Pelluer, Dell. 158 W 1213 7 7 16. Wyoming 14'/> over Son Diego State AH TlllWt RDT with a 4-1 win oyer host Enfield High on AAcAAohon, Chi. 114 72 848 4 5 17. Michigan 12Vli over Michigan State they filed charging Gilmour with having sex Williams gets new pact riA V O P F S Tuesday. Jordan Grossman had two Simms, Giants 179 99 1151 6 4 18. Oregon IS under Southern Col with their 14-year-old daughter. NFL reinstates pair AiMricon LMaut goals and Peter Farley and Brian Wry D.WIIIIoms, Wash. 125 66 860 4 3 19. Washington 2 over Arizona State Winfield’s mother dies wssasBoov# ocf* 9 one apiece (or the young Indians. Brian Long, O t. 121 67 794 6 5 20. Arkansas 13'/i over Texas Tech The.suit, filed in St. Louis County Circuit NEW YORK (AP) - The National Football TORONTO (A P ) - Jimy Williams, the Oakland (StmMirt 21-12) at Boston Sardo, Dan Warren and Jason Dieterle Rushers MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -A rlln e Winfield, Court, names the defendants only as John and League announced Tuesday that running backs Toronto Blue Jays manager who feuded with (Hurst 1»4), 1:20 p.m. also played well. Att Yds Avg LG TD nwrtdav> Oct. < Walker, Dell. 118 526 4.5 26 1 mother of New York Yankees outfielder Dave* M ary Doe, the parents of the unidentified minor Calvin Thomas of Chicago and Charles White of outfielder George Bell throughout the 1988 Oakland at Boston, 8:22 p.m. Bell, Roms 106 467 4.4 25 7 Winfield, has died at the age of 66. girl, and seeks to join the Doe’s attorney, season, Tuesday was rehired for 1989. t t l t u i i n , Oct. I EC JV boya aoccar Craig, S.F. 88 431 4.9 24 1 the Los Angeles Rams have been reinstated Boston at Oakland, 8:22 p.m. Mrs. Winfield died Monday night in her Richard E. Schwartz. Williams, who turned 45 Tuesday, fought with Hand annexed a 2-1 win oyer the East S.AAItchell, Phoe. 73 362 5.0 47 2 Hockey after serving suspensions for substance abuse. Sunday, Oct. t Anderson, Chi. 86 346 4.0 t45 4 Minneapolis home after a long illness. The suit also seeks to dismiss Robyne Gilmour Bell from the first day of spring training and Boston at Oaklond, 3 p.m. Catholic lunlor yarsity boys' soccer Ferrell, Phoe. 62 336 5.4 25 2 Commissioner Pete Rozelle allowed the Monday, Oct. 18 team Tuesday night. Pete Magllcichad Hilliard, N.O. 85 331 3.9 22 2 Mrs. Winfield, who once said, " I ’ve lived and from the Does’ suit. players to return a few days earlier than their benched him after a July confrontation in Boston at Oakland, 3:08 p.m.. If necessary the lone goal for the young Eagles, 4-2-1 Smith, Wosh. 95 331 3.5 29 2 breathed baseball for nearly a quarter of a The Does alleged that Gilmour had repeatedly Minnesota. for the season. Jam ie Fournier assisted Settle, Atl. 53 306 5.8 62 2 NHL standings scheduled re-entry dates, the N F L statement Wodnosday, Oct. 12 on the Eagle score. Riggs, Atl. 53 287 5.4 20 1 century,” went to work for the St. Paul school had sex with their daughter beginning in July said. The early reinstatements, the league Toronto finished 87-75, third in the A L East. Ooklond at Boston, 3:08 p.m.. If necessary Receivers WALES CONFERENCE district in the audio-visual department in the 1987, when she was 13, and that his wife and the added, were an accomodation to the players, But the Blue Jays never were in contention, Bonnot x-country NO YdsAvg LG TD Patrick Dlvlslmi lliunday, Oct. 13 Craig, S.F.(RB) 35 242 6.9 17 0 W L T F h OF O A J mid-1950s to support her two boys, David and Blues "knew or should have known” it was who have missed four regular season games, winning nine of their last 10 to pull close after Oakland at Boston, 8:22 p.m.. It necessary The Bennet Junior High boys' cross Jackson, Phil. 29 258 8.9 24 3 New Jersey 0 0 0 0 0 0 V Steve, after she was divorced. happening. and their teams. playing under .500 for most of the year. country team dropped a 22-35 verdict AAonuel, Giants 28 397 14.2 35 3 NY Islanders 0 0 0 0 0 0 . Tuesday to the Holy Cross High AFC Individual leaders AAartIn, N.O. 27 296 11.0 28 2 N Y Rangers 0 0 0 0 0 0 ' National League freshmen. Joe Morlarty took Individual Sanders, Wash. 25 482 19.3 55 5 Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tuesday, Oct. 4 honors (or Bennet, 1-2, with a time of FootbaD HIM, T.B. Quarterbacks 23 461 20.0 42 3 Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0- 0 0 '■ New York3, Los Anpeles2,NewYork leads 12:12 over a hilly 2.1-mlle course. Scott Hill, N.O. 23 256 11.1 29 4 Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 series 1-0 Herman was fifth, Rico Guachlone Aft Com Yds TD Int Esioson, CIn. 136 81 1372 12 3 Walker, Dall.(RB) 23 208 9.0 27 2 Adams Division Wodnosday, Oct. S eighth, Dave Rodrlguezz 10th and Mike Rice, S.F. 22 511 23.2 78 4 Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 New York (Cone 20-3) at Los Angeles Johnson 11th for Bennet. Also running O'Brien, Jets 171 105 1191 5 2 Stanley, G.B. 0 NFL standings Beuerleln, Raiders 91 42 675 5 2 22 319 14.5 56 Buffalo 0 0 0 0 0 0 (Belctier 124), 10:08 p.m. well for Bennet were Larry Norman, AAandlev, Del. 22 301 13.7 35 2 Hartford 0 0 0 0 0 0 m d a y, Oct. 7 Casey Cavanna, Chris RIzy, Derrick DeBerg, K.C. 145 80 1076 8 6 AAorlno, AAlo. 161 95 1135 7 6 Punters AAontreol 0 0 0 0 0 0 Los Angeles at New York, 8:22 p.m. DembowskI, Ryan Leonard, Richard AMERICAN CONFERENCE NO Yds LG Avg Quebec 0 0 0 0 0 0 ^ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Kelly, Butt. 157 93 1166 2 6 Saturday, Oct. 8 Hernandez, Matt Carivon and Kevin East Barnhordt, Wash. 15 628 55 41.9 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Los Angeles at New York, 12:20 p.m. Schlosser. Pogel, Clev. 126 69 713 3 3 w L T Pet. PF PA Krieg, Sea. 70 37 416 3 3 Arnold, Det. 26 1082 54 41.6 Norris Division Lots/Land tor Sale...... 23 S u n ^ , Oct. 8 Buffalo 4 1 0 .800 77 82 Buford, (»ants 20 824 56 41.2 N o t ic e s Merchamfise Musical Items...... 84 Los Angeles at New York, 8:22 p.m.. If Brister, PIM. 135 66 1065 5 7 Investment Property...... 24 N.Y. Jets 3 1 1 .700 105 81 Elway, Den. 162 84 1135 5 9 Teltschik, Phil. 26 1069 56 41.1 Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lott/Found...... 01 Cameras and Photo Equipment...... 85 necessary AAloml 2 3 0 .400 74 82 Scribner, Minn. 25 1022 53 40.9 Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 O ' Parsonals...... 02 Business P roperty...... 25 Pets and Supplies...... 86 Tuesday, Oct. 11 Resort Property...... 26 SpeciolisHDqlif! I Holiday Seasonal...... 71 Scholastic polls New England 2 3 0 .400 75 103 Rushers Punt Returners Minnesota 0 0 0 0 0 0 Announceinenti...... 03 Miscellaneous for Sale...... 87 New York at Los Angeles, 8:22 p.m.. If Mortgoges...... 27 Antiques ond Collectibles...... 72 Indlonopolls 1 4 0 .200 76 91 Att Yds Avg LG TD NO Yds Avg LG TD St. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 Auctions...... 04 Tag Sales...... 88 necessary Green, Wash. 8 96 12.0 32 0 Toronto 0 0 0 0 0 0 Wanted to Buy...... 2B Roofing/SIdIng...... 57 Central Dickerson, Ind. 129 564 4.4 41 3 Financial...... 05 S e r v i c e s Clothing...... 73 Wanted to B uy/Trade...... 89 Wodnosday, Oct. 12 HARTFORD (AP) — These ore the state Cincinnati 5 0 0 1.000 135 88 SIkahema, Phoe. 10 109 10.9 28 0 Smythe Division Flooring...... 58 New York at Los Angeles, 8:22 p.m.. It Dorsett, Den. 93 345 3 7 21 4 Furniture...... 74 football and soccer coaches polls as Cleveland 3 2 0 .600 72 76 Warner, Sea. 91 343 38 21 4 /Martin, Dali. 12 112 9.3 21 0 Calgary 0 0 0 0 0 0 Electrical...... 59 necessary compiled by The Hartford Courant. Records .Employment & Education R e n t a ls Child C are...... 51 Houston 3 2 0 .600 112 132 Anderson, S.D. 75 321 43 30 2 Lewis, Minn. 14 130 9.3 16 0 Edmonton 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cleaning Services...... 52 Heating/Plumbing...... 60 TV/Stereo/Apollonces...... 75 are through Sundovandflrst-placevotesore Pittsburgh 1 4 McKinnon, Chi. 13 119 9.2 23 0 Part TIrn* Haig Wanted...... 10 Rooms for R ent...... 31 0 .200 102 127 Allen, Raiders 97 320 33 32 5 Los Angeles 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lawn C a re ...... 53 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Machinery and Tools...!...... 76 A u t o m o t i v e WORLD SERIES In parentheses (points tabulated on a west KIckett Returners Vancouver 000000 Help Wanted...... Apartments for Rent...... 32 totui^ay, Oct. IS Brooks, CIn. 57 316 5.5 23 0 11 Bookkeeolng/lncome Ta x ...... 54 Services Wonted...... 62 Gardening...... 77 20-1S-16-14-13-11-10-9^8-7basls): Seattle 3 2 0 .600 96 99 McNeil, Jets 75 299 40 28 1 NO Yds Avg LG TD Winnipeg 0 0 0 0 0 0 Situation Wanted.,...... 12 Condominiums tor Rent...... 33 At N L champion, 8:30 p.m. FOOTBALL Carpentrv/Remodeling...... 55 Landscaping...... 63 Cars for Sale...... 91 Denver 2 3 0 .400 100 74 Thomas, Butt. 77 276 36 28 1 Delpino, Rams 7 172 24.6 Thursday, Oct. 6 Bufineti Opportunities...... 13 Homes for R ent...... 34 Good Things to Eat...... 78 Sunday, Oct. 16 1. Middletown (34)) (12)250 L.A. Raiders Elder, T.B. 13 303 23.3 42 0 Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56 Concrete...... 64 Trucks/Vans tor Sole...... 92 2 3 0 .400 127 145 Palmer, K.C. 78 275 35 18 0 Toronto at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Stora/Office Space...... 35 At NL champion, 8:25 p.m. ZAnsonla(34))220 San Diego 2 3 0 .400 57 99 PInkett, Hou. 57 259 4.5 27 4 Green, Rams 9 202 22.4 44 0 (Juebec at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Fuel Oll/Cool/Flrewood...... 79 Com pert/Trollers...... 93 Tuesday, Oct. 18 3. Greenwich (34)) 170 Kansas City 1 3 1 .300 73 91 Gray, N.O. 15 334 22.3 39 0 Montreal at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Employment Ser^ces...... 15 Resort Property...... 36 Form Supplies and Equipm ent...... 80 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 At A L champion, 8:30 p.m. 4.Stratford(34l)(1)164 Fullwood, G.B. 8 176 22.0 31 0 Industrial Property...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL NATIONAL CONFERENCE RecMvers New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Otfice/Retall Equipment...... 81 Auto Services...... 95 Wednesday, Oct. 19 5 West Haven (34)) 162 East NO YdsAvg LG TD Scoring \ New York Rangers at Chicago, 8:35 Reel Estate Garages and Storage...... 38 Autos for Rent/Leose...... 96 At A L champion, 8:25 p.m. 6. Danbury (34)) 159 /MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. N.Y. Giants 3 2 0 .600 111 118 Shuler, Jets 30 383 12.8 Touchdowns p.m. Hornet for Sale...... 21 Roommates Wanted...... 39 Recreatlonol Equipment...... 82 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 Thursday, Oct. 20 7. Derby (341) 126 Phoenix Reed, Buff. TD Rush Rec Ret Pts C a ll 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 for more Information! 3 2 0 .600 129 110 28 359 12.8 St. Louis at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... ,...... 40 Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 Wanted to Buy/Trade...... 98 At ALchamplon,8:39p.m.,If necessary 7. New London (34)) 126 Dallas 2 3 0 .400 91 90 Palmer, K.C.(RB) 24 330 13.8 71 Bell, Rams 9 7 2 0 54 New York Islanders at Calgary, 9:35 C J 9. Bristol Eastern (34)) 50 Philadelphia 2 3 0 .400 128 105 Strodford, Mla.(RB) Z3 209 9.1 36 Rice, S.F. p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22 10. GIastonbury (30) 48 Washington 2 3 0 .400 111 120 Toon, Jets 22 242 11.0 26 Sanders, Wash. Detroit at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. READ YOUR AD: Clotslfgd odygrtlstmenti ora AtNLchamolon,5:25p.m.,l(necessary Also receiving votes: St. Joseph-Trumbull Central Johnson, Den. 21 340 16.2 86 Anderson, Chi. Winnipeg at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. R A TE S : 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified odvertlsments to (2431), 47; Naugatuck (30), 17; (tie) Darien Paige, K.C. Rjllwood, G.B. tak^n by telephone as a convenience. The Chicogo 4 1 0 .800 106 60 21 240 11.4 23 Fridav, Oct. 7 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Sunday, Oct. 23 (34)) and AAontvIlle (30), 16; Wilton (2-1), 14; Minnesota 3 2 0 .600 107 71 Brown, CIn. 19 502 26.4 65 Hill, N.O. Pittsburgh at Washington, 8:05 p.m. 7 to 19 days; 70 cents per line per day. Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one At N L champion, 8:25 p.m. EST, If Masuk-Monroe(30),8; (fie) South Windsor Tampa Bay 2 3 0 .400 87 118 Carson, K.C. 19 322 16.9 80 New York Islanders at Edmonton, 9:35 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ necessary (30) and Trumbull (2-1),7. Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of Detroit 1 4 0 .200 78 93 Clayton, Mia. 19 267 14.1 31 2 p.m. 26 or more days; 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published BOYSS(X:CER Green Boy 0 5 0 .000 64 122 Andersen, N.O. 1 1 -1 2 1 0 -1 2 Saturday, Oct. 8 the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen National League playoffs 1. Avon (641) (3) 178 West Punters Cofer, S.F. 15-15 8-13 38 39 Boston at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Minimum charge; 4 lines. AAondov, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on t^rldov. the value of the advertisement will not be Z Glastonbury (64)) (4) 172 NO Yds LG Avg Lansford, Rams 17-18 6- 9 46 35 L.A. Rams 4 1 0 .800 145 106 Molslelenko, S.D. 27 1299 Buffalo at Washington, 7:35 p.m. corrected by on additional Insertion. 3. Danbury (5-1) (1)135 New Orleans 4 1 0 .800 117 95 62 48.1 Davis, Atl. 13-13 7- 9 47 34 New Jersey at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. 4. Wethersfield (50-1) 114 San Francisco 4 1 0 .800 129 104 Stark, Ind. 26 1200 65 46.2 tgwebulke, T.B. 9- 9 8-11 S3 33 Minnesota at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. Mets3,Dodgers2 5. Staples-Westport (31 -1) 97 Atlanta 1 4 0 .200 112 134 Horan, Den. 23 1055 70 45.9 Lohmiller, Wash. 12-13 7-11 46 33 Chicago at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. 6 E.O. Smith-Storrs (4-1-1) 86 Newsome, Pitt. 19 847 62 44.6 C.Nelson, Minn. 12-12 7-10 39 33 Sunday, Oct. 9 Rodriguez, Sea. 28 1214 68 43.4 Detroit at Vancouver, 8:05 p.m. NEW YORK LOSANGELS 7.Stonlngton(64))(1)81 Chicago at Detroit, 1 p.m. New York Rangers at St. Louis, 8:35 PART TIME PART TIME Ob r h bl Ob r h bl 8. Bethel (641) (1)65 Indianapolis at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Punt Returners p.m. Notices Wilson cf 4 0 10 Sax 2b 3 1 1 0 9. (7ranbv(64l)59 Kansas City at Houston, 1 p.m. NO Yds Avg LG TD Harrah'sedds Calgary at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 10. RHAM-Hebron (5431)38 Los /Vngeles Roms at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 9 ED Verdin, Ind. ED Myers p 0 0 0 0 Stubbs 1b 3 0 0 0 ED ED 9 162 18.0 73 1 Also receiving votes; Hand-A6odlson New England vs. Green Bay at Edmonds, Sea. Hartford at Boston, 7:05 p.m. A t a condition precedent to Jetferls 3b 4 13 0 Woodsn ph 10 0 0 10 135 13.5 41 0 RENO, Nev. (AP) — Odds from Harroh's Hrnndz1b 4 0 10 Gibson It 4 0 0 0 (4-2), 37; St. Joseph-Trumbull (4-1),30; Joel Milwaukee, 1 p.m. Townsell, Jets 15 i n 12.2 31 0 Buffolo at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. the placement ot any adver­ PART time morntnos. B A B Y S ITTE R needed af­ P E S T Control, Position RADON Techs. Will train T IR E D of working for ERK FOR Auto Ser­ Barlow-Redding (60), 25; Manchester (61), New York Jets at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Fryar, N.E. Reno Race 8, Sports Book on upcoming Minnesota at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. tising In the Manchester He­ ternoons In mv South Strwbry rf 4 111 Howell p 0 0 0 0 24; Southington (5431) ,22; Ridgefield (31-1), 14 170 12.1 26 0 National Football League games and General office worker available for o service to test/remedlote someone else? We vice Center In Man­ M c ^ ld s If 3 10 0 AAorshal rf 4 0 11 Seattle at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Schwedes, Mia. 7 84 12.0 29 0 Winnipeg at Edmonton, 8:05 p.m. rald, Advertiser hereby for Manchester Real Windsor home. Hours homes and offices tor chester. Run one 19; Farmington (61), 18; Guilford (4432), 11 ; Tampa Bay at Minnesota, 1 p.m. college games Involving teams In the Toronto at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. C H ILD Core needed for technician. Experience otter you the opportun­ Johnson ss 4 0 0 0 Shelby ct 4 0 0 0 Kickoff Returners agrees to protect. Indemnify somewhat flexible. Ex­ 3 1 1 0 Cheshire (61 ) and Greenwich (40), 9; (tie) Washington at Dallas, 1 p.m. Associated Press' Top Twenty; New York Islanders at Los Angeles, Estate office. Typing 8, Infant In our Glaston­ preferred, but will radon. Cor needed. Sa­ ity to build your own person office. Paper­ Elster ss 0 0 0 0 Scloscia c NO Yds Avg LG TD NFL and hold harmless the Mon- Carter c 4 0 2 2 Dmpsy ph 10 0 0 Wheeler-North Stonington (61), Windsor Pittsburgh at Phoenix, 4 p.m. 10;35p.m. chester Herald, Its officers bookkeeping expe- cellent pay. Cor and bury home. Mondoy- train the proper appli­ lary * . 742-9424. business, be your own work and light service. (41-1)andHartford Public (41-1),7. Denver at Son Francisco, 4 p.m. T.Brown, Raiders 11 329 29.9 97 1 Sunday references required. Bckmn 2b 3 0 0 0 Hamitn 3b 3 0 0 0 Humphery, Jets 7 172 24.6 48 0 and employees actalnst any rlence helpful. 646-4655. Frldov, 7am to 4;30pm. cant. Must be over 18 boss. Seeking manage­ On the lob training tor 3 0 11 GIRLS SOCCER Miami at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. Chicogo 7 over Detroit Gooden p 2 0 0 0 (^Iftlnss 1. Wilton (60) (5) 136 /Martin, N.E. 9 212 23.6 41 0 Buffolo 5 over Indlonopolls and all liability, loss or DRIVER. Port time, min­ 644-8733, eveninos. Vicinity ot Manchester and hove a good driv­ ment for factory outlet more responsibility. Dvkstra ct 0 0 0 0 Hershlsr p 2 0 0 0 New Orleans at San Diego, 4 p.m. 2. Simsbury (6431) (2)126 Monday, Oct. 10 A.MIIIer, S.D. 10 234 23.4 46 0 New England 7>h over Green Bay expense. Including attor­ imum of 4 hours o day. PART time person Rood/Hebron Avenue. ing record. Salary, vo­ of notional appliance Knowledge of auto ser­ Gonzolz It 0 0 0 0 Holland, S.D. 7 162 23.1 36 0 Washington 1V^ over Dallas neys' fees, arising from Totals 12 3 8 3 Totals 31 2 4 2 3 Manchester (60) 102 New York Giants at Philadelphia, 9 Bowliag Coll 643-5549.______wanted for oulck (Routes 83/94) Begin cation, good working CASHIER/ReceptlonIst. company. Coll 646-3875. vice on asset. Coll 4. Guilford (6431)94 3.m. Cincinnati t'h over New York Jets claims of unfair trade practi­ October 24th. Referen­ conditions. Coll 527- Full time eveninos and Dave, 649-5533. 5. New Canaan (61)73 Scoring Houston 5 over Kansas City ces, Infringement of trade­ MATURE, retired, main­ change lubricating New York 000 000 003-3 Touchdowns Los Angeles Roms 7 over Atlanta work. Saturdays only. ces required. 659-4438. 9000. Saturday for auto deol- CLERICAL. Position du- LOS Angeles 100 000 100— 2 6. Torrlnoton(40)72 TD Rush Rec Ret Pts marks, trade names or pat­ tenance. 3 days per 7. Granby (61) 66 Cleveland 3 over Seattle ents, violation of rights of 647-9138. ershlp. Experience tles to Include; typing, (tame-WInnlng RBI — Carter (1). Allen, Raiders Minnesota 13 over Tampa Bay week. General knowl- preferred but will telephone and some E— Backmon. DP— Los Angeles 2. 8. Hall-West Hartford (41-1) 64 Happy Helldays privacy and Infringement of STOCK Clerks and order 9. Sheehan-Walllngford (4432) 32 PInkett, Hou. Phoenix 6 over Pittsburgh edoe. Coll 649-2358. train. Good starting direct contact with cus­ LOB— New York 5, Los Angeles 4. 2B— Worner, Sea. Susan Brueckner 130, Patty Narbutas copyright and proprietary pickers for Manchester 10. Weston (41-1) 24 Radio, T V Los Angeles Raiders 2 over Miami rights, unfair competition R E T A IL Soles Position. tomers. Good wages Scloscia, Strawberry, Carter. SB— Sax Brister, Pitt. New Orleans 4 over Son Diego 128-131-140-399. Tobacco and Candy FULL Time porter rote depending on ex­ CHILD Care workers 10. Lyman Hall-Walllngford (41-1)24 and libel and slander, which Port time position (1). S— Backmon. 10.Ledyard(6O)24 T.Brown, Raiders Son Francisco 6 over Denver PERMANENT port time Company. Excellent perience. Excellent and full company paid wanted. Full or port IP H R ER BB SO Dorsett, Den. m ay result from the publica­ working Tuesdoy- wanted tor new nursing Also receiving votes; Avon (42), 14; office position. Seek­ starting hourly rote. home In Glastonbury. company benefits. Coll benefits. Coll 647-9137. time positions availa­ New York TODAY Hampton, Mia. Philadelphia 2 over New York Giants tion of any odvertlsment In Soturdoy, 20 hours- Gooden Ridgefield (2-31),9; Formington (3 3 1 ), 8; ing responsible Indi­ Steady work, Mondoy- Jon or Pot at 645-6487. ble. Excellent benefits East Hartford (5431) and New Milford (60), 1 p.m. — Athletics at Red Sox, Walker, Jets the Manchester Herald by ,weeklv. Please coll for M o n d o y -F rld o v , 8- Now Is the time to run on Myers W 1-0 EMERGENCY vidual tor flexible of­ Frldov. Many extra be­ 3:30. Saturday or Sun­ package. Will train. 7. Channel 8, W TIC Kicking CoUege Top 20 advertiser, Includlno adver­ Interview, 646-5718. ad In classified to sell that Les Angeles 3 p.m. — College soccer; UConn at 1. MIomI, Fla. Is Idle Fire — Police — Medical tisements In any free distri­ fice hours to assist with nefits. Opportunity tor day, 9-2. With new pay Call Linda, 646-7090. Hershlser 01-3 PAT FG LG Pts camera you no longer Yale, WHUS-FM (91.7) Norwood, Buff. 5- 5 14-16 49 47 2. UCLA 27 over Oregon State bution publications pub­ LOVING Core giver to general office duties. advancement. Inter­ rotes. For more Infor­ Howell L 0-1 7-3 7 p.m. — College soccer; UMoss at 3. Southern Cal 15 over Oregon use. HBP— Sax by (Sooden. Karlls, Den. 10-10 10-13 51 40 lished by the Manchester work with Infants and Typing, good commun­ views at 299 Green mation, coll Carta ASSISTANT M onooer. Brown, NESN Bohr, Clev. 6- 6 10-11 47 36 4. Auburn vs LSU, even DIAL 911 Herald. Penny Sleffert, Retail point and deco­ Umpires— Home, Wendelstedt; Brst, 9:30 p.m. — Bowling: L P B T Virginia toddlers, afternoons In ication skills. Word Rood, Monchester. Maintenance, 755-9532. MeSherrv; Second, West; Third, Rennert; Calendar Anderson, Pitt. 10-10 8-11 49 34 5. Notre Dome 6 over Pittsburgh In Manchester Publisher. day core center. Hours rating center. Excel­ DRIVER. Fuel oil truck. Classic, ESPN BlasuccI, Ind. 7- 7 9-11 53 34 6. Florida State vs Georgia Southern, no processing o plus. DRIVERS 8, warehouse BULLDOZER Operator. Looking for Lett, Davidson; Right, Runge. 10 p.m . — Mets at Dodgers, Channel 8, line 12:30-5:30. Mature, re­ Please coll 282-0851 for lent pay, hours and Class II license re­ T — 2:45. A— 55,582. WKHT persons. Immediate To operate D-3 Cot. benefits. Contact Mike, quired. Dependable LD8T sponsible person pre- on appointment.______openings to expond our something? TODAY 10 p.m. — Fight Night at the Forum, ferred. Coll 647-0788. Must be able to fine Paul’s Point & Deco­ fuel oil dellverv,eastof NESN AND FOUND DRIVER. Port time, own Stott. Excellent stort­ grade and do all Volleyball rating, 615 Main Street, the river. Experienced PART Time Handy Mon. vehicle. Days, ing hourly rote. Steady around bulldozing. Full only. Full time. Insu­ Manchester at Enfield, 3:30 LOST. Block, mole cot Morning position Manchester. 649-0300. Transactions East Catholic at Ellington, 3:30 Mondoy-Frldov. 289- Mondoy-Frldov work time employment with rance 8, benefits. Call with white stomach available for dependa­ 7880.______with time and '/a otter benefits. Coll 742-5317, 647-9137. and feat. One year old. ble person. Four to five TH U R S D A Y CDDK. Port time Super­ 40 hours. Many extra 8am-5om. Beys Soccer CLEARANCE SALE Lost seen on August 28, hours dolly. Must hove benefits. Interviews at visor. Weekends or ev­ BASEBALL Manchester at East Hartford, 7 p.m. CALDWELL Charter Oak Street- on excellent driving Manchester Tobacco ASSISTANT M anager Amerlcnn League Girls Soccer ery other weekend, W OULD you rather take Portlond ot Coventry, 3:30 Sveomore Lone area. record. Duties Include and Candy Componv, needed for office BALTIM OR E ORIOLES— Named Cal Answers to Reebok. cleaning cars, running depending on your supply componv In the charge than take Ripken Sr. third-base coach; Tom Cromwell ot Bolton, 3:30 OIL INC. schedule. Background 299 Green Rood, Man­ orders? Join nation­ RN’S/LPN’S McCrawhlttlng coach; Al Jackson pitching Please help us f Ind hIm. errands and general chester TrI-CItv Plozo. Office Shop the FR ID A Y Reword. Coll 649-7492 chores. Start Imme­ In theroputlc diets and supply experience a ally known company In 7AM-3PM coach, and Johnny Oates benchcoach. Institutional cooking a Boys Soccer ON ALL otter 6.______diately. Contact Tom PERSONAL Core attend­ plus. Must be customer setting up a factory 3 PM - 11 PM Notional League Coventry ot Cheney Tech, 3:30 Kelley, Carter Chev­ plus. Will train mature ant. Experienced mole service oriented. Non- outlet In this area. Call Classifieds. 11 PM- 7 AM PITTSBURGH PIRATES— Fired Syd Bolton at Bacon Academy, 3:30 64.9 FO U N D . Block cot, white Individual with desire 646-3875. rolet, 646-6464. wanted to core for a smoker. Apply: South Thrift, gerwral manager. OIrls Soccer per gal. C. O. D. flea collar, Keeney to learn. Please con­ Herald Fall aod Part TIb n SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS— Announced East Hortford at Manchester, 3:30 Street-Bush Hill area. disabled young man In Windsor Office Supply, We're the iraas newest Sacred Heart ot East Catholic, 3:30 tact Mr. Vince, F.S.S., AUTO Service Clerk tor D that Jose Morales, batting coach, will notbe Coll otter 5pm,649-6150. Vernon. $250 weekly. TrI-CItv Plozo, 872- rehab, center apeclallz- retained. Named Dusty Baker batting OIrls Swimming NEW 1988 643-5151, Mondoy- Coll Paul Herbst at & J Car Care Center In 643^2711 649-8841 6075, ask for Linda. cooch; Wendell Kim first base coach, and East Catholic at Wethersfield, 3:30 IMPOUNDED. Female, 2 Frldov, 8om-4pm. 875-4173 tor details. Manchester. Run one Ing In geriatrics and (tardy MacKenzIe manager of Phoenix of Volleyball Prfegg Sufe/ect to Chongo year old Setter Cross, EDE.______Poet-acute care. Manchester at East Hartford, 3:30 CLERICAL. Full time of­ person office. Custo­ APPLUNCE SERVICE the Pacific Coast Leogue. Agreed to block. Adorns Street. H E LP Wanted. Port time WANTED. Person expe- mer contact. Paper­ We otter the areas terms with Baker, Bob Lillis, Norm Sherry warehouse person fice position. 40 hours DISPATCHER highest etaff to patient and Bill FOhey, coaches, on one-veor CHEVROLETS rlenced In retail to per week; Relloblltv work and light servi­ needed. 12noonto5pm, X-RAY Technician. Im­ Smell, friendly office. Ex- contracts. OVER FACTORY work In specialty gift and accuracy Impor­ ces. On the lob training ratio FOOTBALL Mondov-Prldoy. Con­ shoppe. Creative abili­ mediate Medical Core available but the more callant benaflt package. • Flexible FINANCIAL tact Jerry Decelles ot­ tant. Experience using Center ot East Hart­ Scheduling Nottonol Peelbon Leewue INVOICE ties a plus. Should be oddlno machine and you know about autos, Call Mr. Kaufman, CINCINNATI BENGALS— Signed Marc JUNIOR SPECIAL ter 3pm, Mondoy- available Tuesdov- ford has o full time the better. Coll Dove, • Complete Health Logon, running back. Ploced Daryl IN STOCK UNITS ABANDO N the search. Prldov, 643-5107. EO E typing skills helpful. opening tor o regis­ 64S-1112 Insurance "Including Smith, cornerbock, on Inlured reserve. CARS & TRUCKS Thank you for making Soturdoy. Hours flexi­ Apply In person, 649-5533. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS— Traded Ron MONDAY, OCT. lO'" (Invoices Avallabit On Request) ble. Coll 649-8181, Vic­ tered X-Roy Techni­ Dental" us number 1 for 41 Prague Shoe Com­ cian. Our Techs enlov • Unlftxm Allowance Solt, guard, to the Philadelphia Eagles toria Ashley. pany. 200 Pitkin Street, for a firsf-rpund draft pick In 1989 and other years. For tost, confi­ PART Time positions working on a rotating 3 9 AM to 12 Noon dential service and East Hartford. • Pentlon Plan undisclosed draft picks. AVAILABLE! available. Weekend or day work week. We • Bonus Hours NEW YORK GIANTS— Waived Greg easy terms, coll os tor weekday work. Stu­ O N E O F T H E surest wavs • 3 Games • Shoes • Coke & Hot Dog 4 0 RELIABLE, Stroloht- otter 0 complete be­ PART TIME DELIVERY PERSON • Set Schedule Lasker, safety. Signed Neal Guggemos, to find bargain buys Is to all your financial dents and retirees wel­ loced Driver needed nefit package Includ­ (No Shm KottMon) n e ^ s . Conn & Conn come. Colltorlntormo- shop the classified ods Immediate opening for part time ***PHOENIX CARDINALS— Nomed Paul t o r Monchester- ing o weekend differen­ • Tuition a Seminar Jensen director of public relations. • ^ 9 6 8 7 .______tlon, D 8< D Caterers, every day. Wllllmontlc-Enfleld tial and a competitive delivery of newspapers to stores and Benefitt Announced that Larry Wilson, general SALE OCT. 1 thru OCT.. 10 Monchester, 646-0350. oreo. '/» dov on Satur­ storting salary. Inter­ • Free Meals monoger, wll I also onume the duties of vice PLUS there will be a drawing for: PART TIME P R IN TER S needed port days. Contact Tom or ested applicants, coll racks In Manchester. 2 Hours dally - 6 president. Promoted Terry Bledsoe, direc­ time. Flexible hours. Tony. Auto Point Dis­ K im a t 721-7393, NO WEEKENDS tor of public relations, to vice president for HELP WANTED days per week. Hourly plus mileage. MMMUCNMtME communications. 5 Kirk Cameron Posters 5 Madonna Posters Apply In person at M A TU R E woman to take trib u to rs , 649-5211, Mondoy-Frldov, 9-4. 8om-5pm or Saturday, Dependable transportation and valid Plotaaeall PITTSBURGH STEELERS— Waived 5 Buckwheat Posters 5 Beastee Boys Posters STUDENTS, Morpet Printers, Ver- core ot toddlers In ex­ FIR E Restoration com­ Theo Young, tight end. non Circle, 871-1421. 9om-1pm. CRESTFKLD 5 Bruce Springsteen Posters 5 Olympic Posters ^ C A R T E R — homemokers-toll and clusive day core cen­ pany looking for a few driver's license necessary. Call Frank TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS— Re­ ter. Mondov-Prldav, 7- signed Pete Nolorlon, linebacker. Waived AND 12 Wristwatches port time day work T W E N T Y Hour position, W AITR ESS- full time and good workers. Will MeSweegan, at the Manchester Herald CONVALESCENT HOME Kevin Thomas, center. available. No expere- 5-9, adding to present 1 or 1-6. Storting port time. Mature per­ train. $6.00 starting MANCHESTER, CT. HOCKEY Ince necessary, will staff. Apply Solvqtlon S5/hour. The Child­ son. Mothers hours. pay. Full and part time - 647-9946. Noltaiiol Hgdiev League PARKADE LANES • 643-1507 CnEVROLEl ren’s Place, Inc., 643- Inquire, 649-37(X>, ask 643-5151 train. Little Ceosors Army, 385 Brood day work. Benefits. HARTFORD W HALERS— Sent Lindsay 5535 tor Potty. Carson, left wing, and Charles Bourgeois Bring a friend and have aome fun — Oct 10th rm » MAIN STREET • TEL. 646-6464 • MANCHES'TER (ExU 3 oil 1 - ^ Pizza, 646-4300. Street, Manchester. Call otter 9am, 646-6855. and Lorry Troder,defensemen, to Bingham­ ton of the American Hockey League. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. 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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2 m 1 WIN “A Winner Every Day... Monday thru Saturday” r n b u s in e s s IBUSIHESS J g J ]H D M E S IHDM ES D r. Crane’s Answers HELP WANTED HELP WANTED |<^DPPORTUNITIES OPPDRTUNITIES FOR SALE FDR SALE M A N Q €STER H 0N D \ 24 ADAMS ST. 646-3515 ANDOVER. 3 bedroom NEW Colonial. Beautiful Ranch, appllanced kit­ 7 room, 2'/j bath home Quiz on page Z Your *25 check Is waiting at MANCHESrtRHONCA If your license number appears somewhere In the classified columne today... SECRETARY chen, fireplaced living on cul-de-sac I First 1. Nancy Sal«t-Marketlng MEDICAL, Secretary ADD A BOOST room, family room, floor family room with 2. Iron We seek a dynamic, var> needed for Surgeons lake privellges cathedral celling and 3. Gall bladder office In Manchester. $129,900. Rich Realty, fireplace. Must be CDNDDMINIUMB BU SIN ESS I MISCELLANEOUS inoiTRUCKS/VANS satile Individual who TO Y O U R 4. Jimson I Z O i r Light typing, book­ 423-6335. seen. $229,900 Blan­ 5. 300 FT. FDR SALE PRDPERTY FOR SALE IBZI forsale thrives In a fast paced en-1 keeping. Experience chard & Rossetto Real­ vironment, desires a va­ COVENTRY. Juniper 6. (a) Reds — Bengals (z) preferred but will INCOME AND Drive. 3 bedroom tors," We're Selling MALLARD View. Dis­ FOR sale. Manchester 1983 FORD Ranger. 43,000 ried work load and can train. Monday, Tues­ Houses" 646-2482.0 (b) Tigers — Lions (v) Doctor’s office space. Spcciolii&Dtftf! I miles, original owner, Ranch. Oil heat, hard­ tinctive Duplexes. Lo­ % function Independant. FIGURE day, Thursday, Friday, NICE 8, clean. Aluminum (c) Cubs — Bears (x) cated on a private Hilliard Professional • very reliable. Excel­ This position Involves wood floors, new kit­ 9-5. Salary depends YOUR ENERGY! chen, garage. Easy sided, 6 room Colonial. (d) Dodgers — Rams (w) permanent cul-de-sac Building. 2,153 square SHAPING lent condition. Coll providing general assis­ upon experience. Good Hartford commute. 3 bedrooms, hardwood (e) Indians —■ Browns (y) Is this new subdivision feet and convenient TABLES Dave, days, 646-2789, tance to Sales-Marketing benefits. Please coll In storage area. 1st floor. IPAINTINO/ MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS evenings, 644-45()4. 60 year old product now being marketed in $117,000. Rich Realty, floors under carpeting, of quality 3 bedroom OPEN YOUR OWN FIGURE SALON department and Includes strict confidence to appliances, corner lot. duplexes await your Move-In condition. Ex­ CHILDCARE PAPEHIN8 SERVICES SERVICES U.S. Two year success rate on west coast. 423-6335.______WITH THE ORIGINAL STAUFFER 1978 GMC Von. 8 pas- typing, data entry, cus­ Carol at, 522-3111. Family neighborhood Inspection. Kitchens cellent parking! In­ senger. 113,000 miles. Now offering east coast the chance to ex­ 291 Porter Street. 7 room HOMES COHDOMINIUMS quire today at 646-5153. CONCEPT FIGURE SHAPING tomer contact and direct Colonial. Full of In Manchester. Asking have oak cabinets, MOM will babysit after GSL Building Mainte­ Power steorlng, power billing. We offer an excel­ EXPERIENCED Carpen­ FOR SALE FOR SALE HAWNES TREE SERVICE TABLES BUY FACTORY DIRECT ter for commercial perience this botanical delight. charm, new furnace, $123,900. Strano Real range oven, dis­ schaol and days off. Renovation^^Plus nance Co. Commercl- brakes, automatic. lent starting salary, good new energy saving win­ Estate, 647-7653.0 hwasher, refrigerator Bowers school area. Cuttom Interior A Exterior Buokel. truck & chipper. Stump at/ResIdentlal building HOME UNITS AVAILABLE $600643-4091. work. Contact JImmv Cleanses your system, enables you to enjoy TOLLAND. New con­ -and built In microwave removil. Free ettimatee. benefits and an opportun­ at 646-5775 or Charlie at dows, modern kitchen, SOUTH WINDSOR. Price MANCHESTER. Lewins 645-6172.______Pilntlns • C«Hk>9 ftopalr A Montw repairs and home Im­ 312.816-8095 ity to grow with a dynamic a natural high due to abundance of physical reduced on this Immac­ struction, 4 bedroom Crossing Condomi­ oven. Fireplaced llvino • OoofcB A Ught C«rp«ntry Special consideration for 645-1S05. 2 full baths, patio and 3 MORTGAGES provements. Interior organization. Send re­ and mental energy you will gain. bedrooms. Must be ulate 3 year old 7 room Dutch Colonial In ex­ nium. 182 Main Street. rooms, 1'/j bath with CLEANIN6 • • ln§ur§d aldarty end handloappad. and exterior pointing, sume or apply In person seen to be appreciated. Colonial, 1st floor fam­ clusive Wlldberry. Beautifully appointed toll vanities, separate • $0nlor Ot$eount9 light carpentry. Com­ EIGHT month old water- SERVICES bed, $325. Courthouse Automotive FDA approved, money back guarantee to Please call 643-9233 af­ ily room, 3 bedrooms, Custom cabinets and townhouses. Call Or­ full basements, 2 zoned 646-2253 647-7553 plete lanitorlal ser­ Economy ter 6:00pm. Principals 2.5 baths, fireplace, 2 professionally lands­ lando Annuli 8i Sons, baseboard heating sys­ FALUNQ BEHIND?? vice. Experienced, rel­ One Gold membership, TREE Care Sales Repre­ our customers. Offering the chance for re­ caped lot. 20 minutes tems, Andersen perma- W ILL do light housekeep­ 12'/j months left for sentative. The Bartlett only. car garage, cul-de-sac Inc at 644-2427. Ask tor STOP FORECLOSUREII FREE. Makeovers & ad­ iable, free estimates. Electric tail and wholesale marketing with a mini­ street, large lot. Now from Hartford. Re­ Kyle to set up an shleld thermopane If you ere falling behind on ing Bl-weekly o r vice by a certified 6434)304. $450. Compared to reg­ CARS Tree Expert Company MANCHESTER. Wendel weekly. 646-2640 or 649- IK y JKOOFINS/ mal investment. only $221,900.U 8. R duced to $255,900. 872- appointment.______windows. Luxurious your mortgage payments... beauty consultant. It ular price of $700 plus. FOR SALE Is looking for moti­ Reed brick Ranch with 2370, Owners. wall to wall carpeting 4992. i o 'Is iO IN O Eric 649-3426.0______Supply, Inc. vated tree care special­ central air. 3 bed­ Realty, 643-2692.0 SOUTH WINDSOR. De­ OR...If your home Is In fore­ you are serious about For more information, call Lori at: and attached garage. HOUSE Cleaning. Light skin care and the latest POOL Table-Sears. Good 1979 Malibu Classic. M a­ 428 Tolland Turnpike ist tor the Central Con- rooms, 2'/3 baths, 1st MANCHESTER. Spa­ COVENTRY. VA, No mo­ lightful 2 bedroom closure, WE CAN HELPI nectlcut area. ney down or possible townhouse with den oft Phase I nearing com­ No payment program avail­ housekeeping. Reaso­ In makeup techniques. DELIVERING condition. $300. Call af­ roon, 78,000 miles, good floor family room and cious well cared for pletion. See th e ir Rich, clean, stone-free Knowledge of the tree Lydoll Woods 3 bed­ ownerflnonclng. Three master bedroom. Fully able for up to 2 years. Bad nable hourly rates. 645- Call 646-4854. ter 3:30pm or leave condition, 8 cylinder, 64 7 -5 0 0 0 742-1541 laundry. Well lands­ owner occupied and M S teem. 5 yardt. *80 Plus Tax. $2495. 643-8323 after care or green Industry caped treed yard. room, 1'/j bath Colon­ bedroom Ranch, new equipped kitchen. Wall credit Is not a problemllAsk 6000.. Also, sand, gravsl, stone messoge. 568-1903. ICE rental townhouses to­ 3:00.______necessary. Sales expe­ $219,900. D.W. Fish ial featuring 1st floor vinyl siding, new roof, to wall carpeting, how LOW payments can RENOVATIONS Teg Soil ScrotRtti Loam and horse manure. CITATION Wood coal day I Blanchard 8, Ros­ SOUTH BOLTON Commtrelol S Rcektenl/ef rience helpful. We Realty, 643-1591 .n family room, 1st floor new windows. Needs cathedral ceilings, two help you SAVE YOUR Any em ouit daSwsradL Also, tM. stove with hood for 1977 CHEVY Novo. 2 WRECKER Driver. We Interior cosmetics. setto Realtors," We’re otter excellent earn­ laundry, loads of stor­ sets of sliders to patio HOME TODAYI CLEANING SERVICE, Biding. gutMra. tlberglaet g im l. elans end badi. miioh. 6 4 3 -9 5 0 4 fireplace. Excellent door, fair condition. ore In need of an expe- MANCHESTER. Seven Buyer protection plan. Selling Houses" 646- cMnslee. elate, aephalt, condition. Asking $250- $300 or best ofer. 283- rlenced Wrecker ings and benefits. For room home ono cul-de- age and attached gar­ with view ot pond. Car­ 2482.0 bAckhoA A IOAdir4vnlAL ERA Philips Real Est­ port. Come take a look. Swiss Conservative Group INC. alnota ply. Fully Ineurad, 300. Call 646-0687 after 6039.______Driver. Good salary further Information HELP WANTED HELP WANTED sac near school. 4 bed­ age. Low maintenance Commercial / Residential DAVIS CONSTRUCTION and appointment, coll tees and a price that's ate, 742-1450. $123,900 Anne M iller at (203) 4S4-1336 or tree aatimatae. Call 3.______1986 DODGE Arles SE, 2 and oil company benef­ rooms, 1'/2 baths In­ Fully Iniurad I Bonded. S A S Framing 649-8150. cluded In brand new hard to beat! $159,900. Reol Estote, 647-8000.d ._ (203) 454-4404 872-1400/65D-95SS WOODSTOVE with door, automatic, olr, its. Apply to Stan PRINTING Firm looking 649-1596 will do Ozimek, Morlorty ON THE JOB 2nd floor addition. Plus Century 21 Epstein 047-1545 • Additlone • Qaragat • Porch blower. $175, negotia­ stereo, 48,000 miles. tor mature person In a LOTS/LAND Brothers, 643-5135. L«Brn to b t an optical^achnlelan. Wa 16x46 pool and cabana Realty, 647-8895.0 ONE OF THE good habits?!, 871-7858 tr 528-2857 TODAY IS o good day to and daokt ble. Call after 4pm, Excellent condition. TELLERS tost paced envlorn- offar ataady amptoymant wltb op­ MANCHESTER. Eight thrifty people have deve- FOR SALE place an ad In classified to • State Lloenaad 646-8137. Reduced to $4595. Call DENTAL Assistant for Full time. Savings Bank on pork-llke grounds. EXECUTIVE Colonial lo­ room Colonial with • FuHy Ineurad ment tor order taking portunity for advancamant. Pra- $217,500 D.W. Fish cated In a very desira­ loped Is dolly reading o f - R8nt8ls CARPENTRY/ sell those Idle Items 647-9286.______Orthodontic office. Ex­ of Manchester. Experi­ and customer contact. aantiy aaaking tralnaaa for our lant detached garage. ASHFORD. Privacy and Realty, 643-1591.□ ble neighborhood ot the ads In classified." HEATW6/ you’ve been storing. A C8ll 6460821,845-1787 1981 OLDSMOBILE perience preferredv enced or wili train. Good Typing ability needed. grinding and cuatomar aarvica dapt Within walking dis­ more. Beautifully REM0DELIN6 Evenings Starting hourly rata *5.50 with ravlaw Manchester. Some ot That’s where they find quick call to 643-2711 will Wagon. Has every­ P.O. Box 2356, Vernon, wages, good benefits. Apply In person at MANCHESTER. Spa­ tance to school. Nice wooded approved PLUMBINS Apply: 923 Main St.. In 30 daya. Call Bob Pound to dia- the features ore: 4 value buys. I ROOMS put your ad In print. ' ENDROLLS thing. Excellent condi­ Connecticut, 06066. Marpet Printers, Ver- cuaa tha axcallant fringa banafita cious 3 bedroom home neighborhood. For sole building lot. (1.329 Manchester, CT. which must be seen to bedrooms and V h FOR RENT KMH CARPENTRY 27'^ width - 256 tion. Clean. Call 643- EOE non Circle, 871-1421. and appt for Intarvlaw. by owner. $158,000. Call acres). Nestled be­ PJ’s PluniMii^ WANTED. Experienced appreciate its roomi­ baths, large living 646-5087.______LOVELY! 5'/j room, 3 Hare to fulfill your FALL Gutter cleaning. STONE EXPERTS 13y« width - 2 for 256 9846.______AUTO Mechonic. Must room with boy window, tween Yale Forest and machinist or tool ness. 1'/j baths, fire­ bedroom Condo with Natchoug Street carpentry needs. Air CMonioiiing Coll Paul at 643-8760. All type* of stone work, MUST be picked up et the 1984 BRONCO II, V6, maker. Minimum 5 ye­ CUSTOMER Service po­ have own tools. Uni­ QSA OPTICAL beautiful formal dining SIX Room Cope with Boilers, pumps, hot water place, eot-ln kitchen 1 V i baths, appliances, 2 Forest. Vj mile from walls, veneer, dry stone Herald Office Monday thru power steering, power ars experience. Excel­ form, pold vacotlons, room, 1st floor family garage. Bowers School Quality Workmanship. tanks, new and Screened Loam, Gravel, sition. Full time In a 649-3177 and formal dining air conditioners, full new development of wall, g-5 Cell Ryan Thuridey balora 11 e.m.only. brakes, automatic, lent benefits, paid va­ tost paced envlorn- etc. Coll 633-3669. room with fireploce, area. No agents. Coll basement. Nice area of SINGLE Room, working Free Eetimates. reptacemants. Processed Gravel, Sand, room. Beautiful yard In 646-4623.______fine homes. $65,900. Patrick, Mon.-FrI. 9-5 AM/FM stereo cation and holiday. ment. Prefer mature FULL time retail sales­ TODAY'S Lucky CT Li­ on Ideal location. private moster bed­ Manchester. Asking female preferred. Con­ FHBE ESTIMATES Stone & Fill. cassette, 52,000 miles. room with large both, Golden Oaks Realty, 6 4 3 - 1 6 S 8 Medical & maternity. person with typing and person. Jewelerv com- cense Plate Number Is $175,500 D.W. Fish MANCHESTER. Spring $132,900 Strano Real 646-5099 or coll Joello, venient location. $75 643-9648/ 228-9616 For Deliveries Call 871-6096 Runs good, excellent Life Insurance. Please organizational ability. large country kitchen, Street. Spacious Colon­ per week plus $100 se­ TAG p an v In m o lo r 407 FCD. If this Is your Realty, 643-1591.0 Estate, 647-7653.n 872-8170. CuHom btiW hom*, oddWeoi. condition. $7000 or best call to set up on ap­ Apply In person at dinette area with slid­ ial on lovely lands­ curity. Call 649-9472, department store seek­ plate number, bring MANCHESTER. Com­ MANCHESTER. One ot fWMMMIng. wood iM no, tfooki. IMISCEUANEOUS George Griffing SALES offer. 423-4683 after pointment between 7- Marpet Printers, Ver­ ing enthusiastic and ers to deck, natural caped corner lot. 7 Mondav-Frlday be­ roofloD- o ononH wortf. moDomy A Ml this od to Ed Thornton, mercial zoned 2 family Manchester’s newest oooi fuo oo 4pm.______5:30, days, 742-9600. non Circle, 871-1421. reliable full time sates woodwork throughout, rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 pliitoi o8 I A . SBIVICES 742-7886 ot Manchester Hondo, Luxury Condominiums • tween 3:30-8. M yovYw Dte* of eomroeleflHief NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ In central location! closets and storage ga­ baths. 2 fireplaces, 2 1981 HONDA Accord LS. person. Retail expe­ 24 Adams Street, Man­ Present use Is residen­ are now available fo r.; I 9 r J BU SINESS ntumirto your etNt - otM U9t LANDSCAPINS eral Statute 23-65 prohibits Power steering, olr rience helpful. Good chester, to collect your lore, 2 cor garage, car garage, large pri­ PuHy iftGufod • f tm iMlmGlio the posting of advertise­ tial. Large 6-6 2 family private large back­ vate screened porch. your viewing. You wllU< I Z O l PROPERTY I m J VACATION conditioning, 5 speed, salary and benefits, $25. You must bring eot-ln kitchen, formal be easily spoiled by t h i^ HANDYMAN and ments bv any person, firm or runs well, 118,000mllet. yard. All this and more Immaculately maln- i m corporation on a teleoroph, flexible hours, bright proof of registration. dining room, pantry, 3 numerous amenities [ ^ R E N T A L S HAUUNG TSHosexpiRGr $650. 647-8546, TIRED OF THE TRAFFIC future. Coll Liberty No- This offer Is void In to r only $237,900. tolned. $225,000. MANCHESTER. For RELIABLE MOVING NOJoeraoMMU telephone, electric light or bedrooms, full base­ that Lewins Crossing'" 643-1720 Aik for Mortt Any job — Anytima power pole or to o tree, evenings. IN GEniNG TO & FROM WORK? tlonol, 568-1115. seven days. 10-5 Realty World, Benoit, Golden Oaks Realty, sale. Furnished office CAPE Cod, Columbus Low, Low Rates. Prune Shruba, heegte, IwtMilne, ment, 2 cor garage. For Frechette Associates, 646-5099 or coll Tom, has to otter. Not o plinane*, lean raiding A shrub, rock, or any other 1980 HONDA CIVIC, 2 HAIRDRESSER. Small doctor, lawyer, reol typical condominium. building. Over 2000 Day weekend. Walk to Short notice moves. Call G ary noturol object without o w rit­ 646-7709.U 649-9664. square feet, excellent deserted beaches from door, 1500 DX. Rebuilt WORK IN MANCHESTER!! busy salon full or port LABORER. Heavy con­ estote offices. Near Only seven units left to FARRAND REMODEUNG Insured. Dependable CM FREE ESTIMATES ten permit tor the purpose of motor Installed re­ time. 55 percent com­ MANCHESTER. This 4 location. 17 car park­ cozy year round, 2 875-3483 protecting Itorthepubllcond struction. Apply In per­ courthouse. $224,900 choose from .$179,900. Room additlone, dseke, roofing, 24 Years experience In PBrsBBaIbBA Laws Cars cently. Runs good. mission, 8i paid voca­ Anne M iller Real Est­ room plus 2 attic room ing lot. $285,000. Robert bedroom. Fireplace. •kHng, windows and guMsra. carries o tine ot up to $50 for The Manchester Herald has an opening son: The Andrew Reale Real Estate, 646- moving AUwAseagtag eoch offense. A M /F M Radio. Best tion. Roller setting ate, 647-8000.n ranch may be lust what 199 J CONDOMINIUMS 4525.______D. Murdock, 643-2692. $180. 643-8686. Baekhoe and bulldozer tsrvlec for a dependable worker in their compos­ Ansoldl Building Com­ DO A TWO-WAY tovor ... 742-5224 iraramrarag* TAG Sale. October &, offer. Call 633-0744 of- needed. 649-7879 or 649- pany, 1B6 Bldwell you are looking for! 1“ I FOR SALE avelleMe. Call Bob Ferrand. Jr. ing room. The position involves setting Nice size pantry. Car­ MANCHESTER. More 646-0669 Anyllmt get extra cash for yourself 8am-2pm, 78 Buck­ ter 6pm.______8568.______Street, Monchester. tor your comfort, con­ Bw . 647-8509 advertisements on a computerized termi­ ONLY a hop, skip and o peted. Located on o FOREST Ridge Town- I APARTMENTS and make It possible tor ingham Street. Wed­ 1980 CHRYSLER New­ INVENTORY Control RECEPTIONIST tor venience and money. Rg«. 645-6840 HOLIDAY House, retlre- ding gown, framed port. Very good condi­ nal. Accurate typing a must but we will Coordinator. Large lump to shopping, corner lot convenient house. 3'/j baths, 3 bed­ LSOAL NOTICE t O t - j pQR RENT someone else ’ to enloy Monchester Account­ to shopping and 1-384. Spacious 3 bedroom, ment living, ambula­ those golf clubs you never backpack, toys and tion. Call anytime, train on the terminal. Familiarity withadv- wholesale nursery schools, bonks, and the rooms, 1900 square feet 2'/2 both central air CONNECTICUT ______CONCRETE ing firm. 40 hour week. highway! Convenient Some owner financing ot llvino space, fire­ 4 SEASONS tory, home-llke use. Sell them with a wont some furniture. 646-7263.______ertising makeup a plus. seeks Individuals (2) to 646-2465.______conditioned unit feat­ t « m»po » ? 2 Iio n MANCHESTER. Second atmosphere. Call 649- coordlnote Inventory location on McKee available. $117,900 place, olrcondltlontng, TRANSPORTATION floor, 2 bedroom, heat REMODELING ad. MANCHESTER. 36 Vil­ 1963 BUICK Skylark. 2 GRILL person wanted. Realty World, Benoit, uring a full basement 2358. lage Street. Many door sedan. Excellent This is a 5-day a week job with a full range counts, grading, selec­ Street, this adorable 6 deck with view. Par­ with 2 finished rooms NOTICE OF PUBLIC on,j appliances. No Additions e Decks of benefits including medical and tion and plant togging Full time position room Cope has lust Frechette Associates, tially finished walk-out NBARiNo plp5 secur- e Rooflng e Trlmwork nraNCHETE household items. Fur­ running condition. $600 available. Paid voca­ 646-7709.D and a private backyard niture. Saturday, Oc­ worth spare parts In­ pension plans and life insurance. functions. Organiza­ what the 1st time buyer basement. Pool, tennis with patio. VA, FHA Itv. Coll 646-3979. Small Jobe welcomed. KITCHEN & BATHi ADDITIONS 6 FLOORS tional and communica­ tion 8, holidays. Great on the go needs! 3 MANCHESTER. Delight­ court. Priced to sell at • Commerolal A reildantlal tober 8th, 10-4. cluded. $500 647-1010. tor mothers who follow approved. $136,900. COMMISSION MANCHESTER. 5 room Senior Clllwm D U to m n l tion skills ore required. bedrooms, 1.5 baths, ful six room brick and $159,000. Coll owner at Century 21 Epstein e Free Ettimatee 1978 CAPRICE Estate Please call Manchester school ca­ fireplace, partially fin­ 647-0748. CONNECTICUT Duplex, 2 bedrooms, Call Chris at 64S-65S9 REMODELING Plant knowledge Is o wood Cope In move-ln Realty, 647-8895.C URBANIZED AREAS $675/month. Referen­ PETS AND Wagon. V8, automatic, Sheldon Cohen plus. It vouenlovwork- lender. kColl tor Inter­ ished rec room, and o condition. Large front From the smallest repair to the largest renovation, John Hinnon Concme air radio, rack, power view between 9 am-1 ces and security. No SUPPLIES 643-2711 Ing outside, coll or send molntenonce tree exte­ to bock living room Notice Is hereby given fhof, pg^j 643-4067, leave our own craftsmen do the complete job — Company • 875-9371 accessories. 64^2880. resume to: The Robert pm. East Catholic High rior. $136,900. Jackson with fireplace, three I HOMES f ^ H D M E S pursuant to Section 13b-11o, m n « o o e subsection (b) ot the Stot- messoge.------IBlPAINTim / neatly and on schedule. 1 pm —4 pm, Mon. thru FrI. Baker Companies, c/o School, 646-5271. 8, Jackson Real Estate, nice size bedrooms and FOR SALE l iU FOR SALE 647-8400.D______beautiful pork like utes of the State ot Connec- A |g£|PAPEHIN6 Visit our showroom or call for a free estimate. W. Tote, 1700 Mountain ticut, 0 o public hearing will Looking for a good used Rood, West Suffleld, BRAND New listing. Ex­ grounds. This 'Is the be held at 7:00p.m. on Thurs- mobile home? Be sure to SCHALLER perfect starter or re­ , 649-5400 AKC Shetland Sheepdog Connecticut, 06093. Tel­ ceptional 6 plus 6 Du­ day, October 6, m o In the H A R T F O R D . One NAME your own reaso­ look In the Classified co­ pups. 4 moles left. Coll ephone, 668-7371. Real Estate plex. Ideal for on tirement home. Priced Heoring Room at Lincoln r-nnHn An nable price. Father & lumns ... that’s where the ACURA right. Coll David M ur­ Cantor, 41 Center Street, bedroom Condo. Ap- HERITAGE KITCHEN and 645-1716. owner occupied set-up. Monchester, Connecticut. pllances, well to wall Son Painting and Pap­ best buys are advertised I USED CARS PRIVATE PARTY Convenient location on dock ot Sentry tor MBY OWNER! ering. Removal. 291- BATH CENTER, INC. 643-2711. more Intormo- This Is ono ot o series ot nine V 88 Legend...... •21,995 CERTIFIED NURSE I HOMES Laurel Street. Sepor- public hearings which will be elates, 528-9321. A fte r 5, 8567. 182 W. Middle Turnpike, Manchester______CARS ote utilities, hardwood tlon.$149,500. Sentry 88 Caravan SE •15,565 Merchandise Ads FOR SALE held throughout the state In 282-1538. FOR SALE AIDES I floors throughout, 2 Real Estate, 643-4060.D metroDOllton areas de- 88F-150P /U ...... •15,785 And Nurse Aide slgnoted by the C o n n e c tiu c t------cor garage with loft. MANCHESTER. Attrac­ 87 S-10 Blazer... .. •14.975 Applicants AM real estate advertised In Meticulously cored tive seven room plus he?? INVITATION TO BID PVSO STORE AND mission ICPTC). This hoar- PURCHASE AND APARTMENTS CDNDDMINIUM8 87 Interga L S .... 9,995 Full and Part Time the Manchester Herald Is tor. $199,500. Jackson 8, Colonial In one ot Man­ E3 OFFICE SPACE E l FURNITURE ..• subject to the Fair Housino Jackson Real Estate, chester's prime areas. ing Is Intended INSTALLATION / FDR RENT ES FDR RENT 87 Mazda RX7 .. 13,905 We offer the areas hi­ Act ot 1968, which makes It chmmunitles Control HANDICAP POOL LIFT CLYDE . • ghest staff to patient 647-8400.D Three generous sized ^nnecflcut. These hearings Horttord Public OFFICE Space. 500 TWIN Platform beds. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 87 Toy. Corolla 8,595 llleool to advertise any pref­ MANCHESTER. Two Drawers with mat­ ..• ratio. erence, limitation or discrim­ COVENTRY. New listing. bedrooms Including mi’or Schools, 110 Long Hill Drive, ROCKVILLE. Remo­ bedroom Ranch style square feet. Excellent ROUTE 83, VERNON master bedroom suite. OPTC to gain firsthand Inform Hartford, CT., 06108, deled large one bed­ tresses ond matching 87 Toy. Corollal ..• 8.295 • Flexible ination based on race, color, Immediate occuponcy. m a tiM and reactions from sealed bids for condo. Central air, ap­ locotlon. 647-9223. 84 Caprice Wagon *8295 Scheduling religion, sex or notional Come ond enlov coun­ Super sized lower level room, Includes heat, headboard corner to- 87 Toyota QT ... . •10.095 tttepubllc PURCHASE AND INSTAL- pliances, eat-ln kit­ FOR Rent. Professional ble. $195. Coll 633-3263. 85 Spectrum 4 Or. •4995 * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days origin, or on Intention to try llvino In this Cali­ rec room with wolk-out IBO and proposed public tron- l ATION / HANDICAP POOL hot water, appliances. 86 Chav C 2 0 .... 0.505 • Complete Health moke onv such preference, to lovely private rear Immaculte Lakewood Circle North Ranch, One parking. One chen. $850 per month. office building. Large 85 Century 4 Dr. (2) •8995 Insurance fornio style Ranch on ffThS l if t , aid Information and One year lease plus parking lot. Ideol loca­ Household vinegar Is on 86 Chev C 3 0 .... . *14.075 * Additional Lines 50C Per Line, Per Day limitation or discrimination. over 1 acre of beautiful yard. Call Susan Shl- spacious, fireplaced living room, formal din­ t!L* specifications ore available month’s security. $495 86 Celebrity 4 Or. ^7895 "Including Dental" The Herald will not know­ mer for details $211,500. Cbmmisslon '* P°rhcol^arlv Business Office of the per month. 672-8095. security deposit. Call tion. R.D. Murdock, effective and Inexpensive 86 SR-5 P/U ...... » 0.575 * Classifications 71 thru 87 ingly accept any advertise­ level land. This great ing room, country styled kitchen, fireplaced 643-2692 or 643-6472. 86 Celebrity Euro 4 Dr. ^7995 • Uniform Sentry Real Estate, 643- leterested In School Deportment. Sealed tor Rick, 649-0795. fabric softner when added 88 Toy. LB P /U . 6.905 * Merchandise Under >250 ment which Is In violation of starter or retirement finished rec room, hardwood floors, full secur­ ments from bids will be received until ASHFORD. 2 8i 3 room 88 LeSabre Ltd. •11,995 Allowance home features an over­ 4060.D OFFICE Spoce. 500 to the finol laundry rinse. the low. ity system, large landscaped yard. *179,900. 1^ 2:0® Mondov, October Duplex Ranch. Reno­ Classified Is the effective 87 Skylark 4 Dr. •9495 86 LeSaber...... 8,095 * Ad must contain price! • Bonus Hours sized family room or J 24, I9S8, at which time they WANT ADS are worth square feet. Excellent SOUTHERN ■ New“ Eno- BRAND New listing. De­ vated, appliances, and Inexpensive way to 87 Cantury LTD 4 Dr. ^9995 86 Merc. Sable.. 9.905 You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds land classifleld ads bedroom with sliders lightful 6 plus room S* W " publicly opened and quiet. No animals. looking Into when you’re location. 647-9223. • Free Meals might be done to Improve If. find o cash buyer for 87 Spectrum 2 Or. ^7995 reach nearly 800,000 and Anderson win­ Cope Cod on Concord 643-5295 Lease. 423-4190, looking for a place to 65 Toronado.... 0.495 due to this low pi ice... For more Information in te re s te d persons ore ford Public Schools reserves household Items you no 87 Calebrity 2 Or. homes In Connecticut dows. Potentlol tor Rood. 3 bedrooms, 2 evenings. live...whether It's a home, ^9495 85 Audi GT ...... 0.505 please call Invited to submit recom- the right to accept or relect longer use. 643-2711. 88 Coracia •9695 and Rhode Island. The third bedroom. Over full baths, center chim­ mendotlons or other com- any or all bids or the right to on apartment or a mobile OFFICE 84 Toy. Camry ....• 7.005 CRESTHELD price for a basic 25 1,200 square feet of ney, newer furnace and ments concerning the tron- waive technicol formalities It home. 68 Baratta ^9995 CONVALESCENT word od Is only $55 and llvino space. Priced to roof, beautiful spra­ sportotlon system, either It Is In the best Interest of the 88 Calabrity 4 Or. •10,495 345 Center St.. sell at $135,900. Coll orally or In writing at the School Deportment to do so. SPACE 88 Caprice 4 DR. •11,995 Manchester 647-7077 CALL CLASSIFIED HOME will appear In 43 news­ wling lawn. See today! hearing. Richard A. Huot, MANCHESTER. Two MerchBndlse papers. For more In­ Golden Oaks Realty, $178,000. Jackson 8, MANCHESTER, CT. . . . „ DIrector/BusIness Servicesbedroom apartment In HOMES formation coll Clossl- 646-5099 or Joello, 872- Jackson Real Estate, 038-09 Q,g.,Q 2 family house. Fully Route 195, Tolland 872-9111 fled, 643-2711 and ask 8170. 647-8400.n FOR RENT 643-2711 NOW! 643-5151 remodeled, new ap- 1,200 Square Feet MACHINERY tor detolls.D______^ NOTICB pllances, etc. located next to Sell Your Car PUBLIC HEARINO $700/month plus utlll- BOLTON. Winterized AND TOOLS TERRIFIC Ranch In quiet Cottage on lake. Fur­ neighborhood. Priced BOARD OP DIRECTORS tles. Coll 649-2871. 7-11. TOWN OP MANCHRSTRR, CONNECTICUT nished, two bedrooms. FOR Sale. For the se­ SCHALLER to sell. 5'/3 rooms, 2 full FOUR Room apartment, No pets. $675/month For details, call: baths, sunporch, lower Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of 2nd floor, adults only. rious, nobbiest, or In­ ACURA Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the plus security 8, utili­ dustrialist. Plasma ns level family room ond Lines — Lincoln Center Heoring Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, No pets. No applian­ ties. November 1st- 6 4 6 -1 7 0 0 4 10 Days garage. Coll office to­ ces. Parking for one cutter for cutting steel 345 Center Street tennecticut, on Tuesday, October 11, 1988 at 7:30 P.M. to June 1st. Coll after 4. Tom Matrick up to holt Inch thick. 50* charge each addi* day for your exclusive consider and act on the following; car. Security. 649-1265. 647-1257.______M a n c h e s te r Outstanding 7 room Dutch Colonial with 2 car gar­ Miller dlolorc welder tionel line, per day. You [REW ARD showing. $149,900. Sen­ Proposed appropriation to Education Special MANCHESTER. Three MANCHESTER. Single tig/stick. Rockwell 14 can cancal at any time. I try Real Estate, 643- age In one of Manchesters premier neighborhoods. Prolects - Fund 41 - Professional Develop­ bedroom townhouse, 647-7077 4060.O______ment Grant...... V...... $36,793.00 fam ily Ranch. Security YOU CAN enlov extra Inch metal cutting SORRY. Wall-to-wall carpet throughout, 2 full baths, flre- I'/i baths, fully ap- and references re­ lathe. All In excellent NO REFUNDS OR MANCHESTER. Brand to be financed bv a Stole Grant. vacation money by ex­ placed family room. Mint condition. Asking pllanced kitchen. quired. $B75/month. changing Idle Items In condition. Coll otter ADJUSTMENTS new two bedroom Con­ Proposed appropriation to Education Special Parking for two cars. •218,900. Prolects • Fund 41 • Adult Bosic Education...... $38,393.00 T.J. Crockett, 643-1577. your home tor cosh ... 5pm. 423-1729. *1500 Bonus temporary Ranch. For­ to be financed by o State Grant. No pets. $795 per CALL HERALD mal living and dining J^EWINS CR0SSIN(7 with on od In clossifled. (After go Days of Service) Proposed appropriation to Education Special month. One year lease rooms with cathedral plus security deposit. Coll 643-2711 to ploce your SPORTING CLASSIFIED Protects ■ Fund 41 - Coreer Incentive Grant ...... $14,518.00 od. HRST CLASS celling and sliders to to be financed bv a State Grant. Ask tor Dan, 649-0795. CRYSTAL Lake area. DODDS patio. One bath, fully Proposed appropriation to Education Special West Stafford. Brand 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 AUTOMOTIVE appllanced kitchen, Prolects • Fund 41 - Teacher Evaluation Grant ....$14418.00 TWO Bedroom, older new 3 bedroom, 2 full FOR Sale. Rowing ma­ central olr. Oversized to be finonced bv o State Grant. house In country set­ bath on country lot. chine. Used twice. $50 TECHNICIANS 13 garage. Reduced to WANTED needed to work in our busy Proposed appropriation to General Fund - ting. Two baths, en­ $950/month. 871-1400 or 645-8054.. $153,900. Call Doug,423- Health - AIDS Prolect...... $ 3,698.45 closed porch. In Buck- 646-6467, osk for Bev. TO RENT growing dealership. Good 1634. Lawrence, Martin to be financed from Fund Balance resulting AUTD8 FDR from loosed appropriations. lev School area. $800 MANCHESTER. Six PROFESSIONAL, non- 8, Pork Realtors. per month. No utilities. RENT/LEA8E hourly wage plus perfor­ Proposed appropriation to Special Grants - room half Duplex. smoker, seeking room- MUSICAL mance, bonus, fully paid MANCHESTER. One Fund 61 - Local Capitol Improvement Program No pets. Security and Three bedrooms, 1700 motes. All appliances, ITEMS owner. Maintained 6 references. 646-5114. FREE Mileage on low fam. health insurance, profit square feet of living 4 bedrooms. coat auto rantola. Vil­ room Cope. Great Fuel Tonk Replacement ...... $40409.00 space. Completely $ /month plus 1/3 BANJO with case and sharing, vacation, paid holi­ value. $139,900. Nice to bo financed by a State Grant. 300 “JACK” lage Auto Rental. 643- Call Joe McCavanagn MANCHESTER *1 7 9 ,9 0 0 modernized. 1 V i baths, utilities. 643-7288. Instruction books. Ex­ 2979 or 646-7044. days, paid sick time, techni­ lot, neighborhood, Proposec: appropriation to the Fire Fund - first floor laundry, full cellent condition. Ask­ IS BACK vinyl siding, oak floors One of Manchester’s newest Luxury Condominiums Lovely one owner 5 room ranch with 2 additional TRANSFER to the Fire Reserve Fund 16 - Fuel „ BENTON Street. Second basement plus attic. ing $100. Coll Gene, cians interested contact: and fireplace. Peter­ Tonk Replacement...... r" " .:" ...... $19,737.00 floor, 2 bedrooms, gar­ In Manchester, 646-4321 are now available tor your viewing. rooms in walk-out basement. Features Include cen­ to be finonced from Fire Fund Balance. Fully appllanced kit­ MANCHESTER 633-6164. MI8CELLANEDU8 man Real Estate, 649- tral vac, 1 at floor laundry, new roof, and one car gar­ age and attic. $650 per chen. Two car garage. asking his friends, 9404. You will be easily spoiled by the numerous ameni­ All public meetinos of the Town of Manchester ore held at month. No utilities. 649- 1 Bedroom Apt. AUTDMOTIVE ties that Lewins Crossing has to offer. Not a typical age. All of this plus a large private lot. Priced at lociSlons which ore accessible to handicapped citizens. In $975 per month. One customers and addition, handicapped Individuals reaulrlno on auxll arv 0836.______year lease plus secur­ Moderately priced, MISCELLANEOUS COLUMBIA Lake front Is condominium. Only seven units left to choose from. •165,900. ^ I n order to focllltote fhoir porficipotlon at m eetlw future new and EARLY Seaton special. lust steps from this COVENTRY. Convenient ity deposit. Ask for eingle working FOR SALE Pair of Goodyear ra­ should contact the Town at 647-3133 one week prior to the location. Rear court­ used car buyers to brick Cope with dis­ Wi nn klip nu iKtni I scheduled meeting so that oporopriote orrongements can be Dan, 649-0795. woman, very dial snow tirea. yard entrance. One come In and say tinctive addition, 2 new . ‘‘KUV nOFEtSIONAU made. MANCHESTER. 4 bed­ responsible, P175/70R13. Utad only ^ Cill B4M5A i r 4 Ilk fir Oin ZINSSER AGENCY bedroom apartment. FOR Sole. Queen size box baths, huge master JAMES F. FOGARTY room, 2'A bath Colon­ non-smoking, no spring and mattress, hellol a couple of winters. ‘Your Hometown Realtor" SECRETARY, BOARD OF DIRECTORS $420.1'/i months secur­ ial In great fam ily bedroom and deeded K D. F. REALL INC. pete. Call 232-9787. humidifier, sofa bed, Asking $75 for the set. rights to the lake! Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 39th day ot ity deposit. No pets. neighborhood. $1200 Jack Casterline Call 647-1791 wee- tn J!^L*i{innMtir September, 1988. Available Imme­ evenings. and bird cage. Call Soles Manager Blanct.rrd 8, Rossetto per month. Coll Sentry otter 6pm. 647-1315. knlghts before 9pm. Realtors," We’re Sel­ •4MS2S ( f a 646-1511 @ 010-10 diately. 742-0569. Real Estate, 643-4060. ling Houses" 646-2462.0 \ U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Oct. 5, 1988 Jim Bakkei^s empire sold to Canadian businessman 'Routes to Your Roots' will bring history alive B y Nancy Pappas CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - nearly a month ago failed to balance over five years, said his was celebrating the holiday Sim- tian orientation of parts or all of a motion with Bankruptcy Judge town has been given an opportunity to display ogy, a Civil War encampment and tours'" Manchsster Htrald ‘Grand lady* celebrates a century: the most interesting aspects of its histoiY. P T L ’s trustee has accepted a $115 secure the financing for his $172 attorney, Joseph Kluttz. chat Torah, did not travel to the existing developed assets.” Rufus Reynolds recommending Related story and pictures on page 3 through three museums. million bid from a Canadian million offer. If approved by a U.S. Bank­ Charlotte to attend Tuesday’s Aaron Grubner, Mernlck’s at­ Mernick’s offer by Friday. Rockville has had a festival and walking The Manchester weekend has been built businessman for the Christian Bakker gave a conditional ruptcy Court judge in Columbia, new conference announcing the torney in Toronto, told The Other bidders may still present Tourists from around the stote will be tour; East Hartford had an historic district around two anniversaries: the 100th year of the ministry’s assets, but the buyer, blessing to the winning bid by S.C., Mernick will own the winning bid. Charlotte Observer last month offers directly to the court, but visiting Manchester this weekend for “ Routes antiques, play with electric trains and learn tour. On Oct. 15, South Windsor will have a Bon Ami building and the 10th birthday-of the who is Jewish, hasn’t said what he Stephen R. Mernick of Toronto. 500-acre Heritage USA, a Chris- Kluttz said Mernick has inter­ that Mernick wanted PTL be­ Benton said his recommendation to Your Roots,” a celebration of the history and from slide shows. harvest celebration, with a colonial encamp­ designation of the Cheney Historic District, will do with the remnants of Jim “ Tam m y and I remain commit­ tilfhi retreat and theme park south ests in real estate, clothing, cause “ it’s a large tract of land, gives Mernick the upper hand. heritage of the town. "Routes to Your Roots” is a new, five-town ment, quilt exhibit, doll show and horse-drawn according to Jay Savory, president oi the Bakker’s empire. ted to the restoration of the of Charlotte in York County, S.C.; garbage collection and landfills. and I ’ m not sure those types of From the Cheney Historic District in the program, organized by the East of the River trolley rides. Reynolds has said a firm bid Manchester Historical Society. The decision Tuesday came ministry of PTL,” Bakker said in the P T L satellite TV network; “His primary interest as a parcels are readily available.” south end of town to the Bon Ami building in the The "Routes” events conclude Oct. 16, with must be submitted by Oct. 14orhe Tourism and Convention District. Beginning “ If you’ll remember, we didn’t have a spring down to who offered “ the most a statement. “ If the present offer and 1,700 undeveloped acres in businessman is to get a maxi­ Mernick, who entered the nego­ pumpkins and cider on the Tolland Green, ad would order P T L ’s assets sold to North End, the town will be offering an with the Rockville section of Vernon on Sept. 24, money and the best terms,’ ’ said is agreeable to the creditors, the York County. mum return on his investment,” tiations a month ago, outbid pay creditors, who are estimated opportunity to meet Smokey the Bear, bid on and concluding with Tolland on Oct. 16, each educational program on refearching geneal­ See ROUTES, page 10 bankruptcy trustee M.C. “ Red” partners (PTL’s major donors) PTL’s religious functions have Kluttz said. fellow Canadian Peter Thomas of to be owed more than $130 million. Benton. and the court, and God’s will is been separated from its other In a Sept. 15 letter to Benton, Vancouver. Thomas offered $113 “ I ’d hoped we could get a bit satisfied with respect to the operations, and the Heritage USA Mernick said he “ would welcome million, $46 million of it in cash, He is expected to hold a hearing more for it. But this is not a bad ministry of PTL, we will be happy Church is leasing back its facili­ the opportunity to meet with but not all would have been on the bid in about a month. price,” said Benton, who spent with that outcome.” ties from P T L to continue on-site representatives of any group or payable until September 1989. An assistant to Reynolds, Su- sanne Robicsek, said the judge nearly six months talking with Mernick, 34, will pay $50 million worship and Christian groups that are seriously Inter­ By signing Mernick’s contract, “ doesn’t have any comment” on bidders. at closing, which the contract set broadcasting. ested in exploring ways of pre­ Benton agreed to stop negotiating One of them was Bakker, Who at no later than Dec. 31, and the Mernick. an Orthodox Jew who serving or enhancing the Chris­ with any other bidders and to file the offer. Dictionary has iots Hanrhrstpr Mrralb FAMOUS m a k e refrigerator to offer ■ PERFECT FOR COTTAGE Thursday, Oct. 6,1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents CAMPER LONDON (A P ) — Heavy read­ HOME OR OFFICE ers take heart. The long-awaited second edition of “ The Oxford English Dictionary” will weigh in at a whopping 137 pounds worth of words. The venerable OED, world’s LOW biggest dictionary, is getting bigger. “ We are sure we will sell a lot because the dictionary is the standard work of reference on the English language and any sub­ stantial library will have to have it,” said Ludo Craddock, promo­ LOW tions executive of the Oxford University Press. The tumescent tome will span Bv Michele Noble 22,000 pages, fill 20 voluminous Bv Andrew Yurkovsky Manchester Herald volumes and sell for about $2,500. Manchester Herald The publishing house, founded Federal officials have seized a MAYTAG SAVINGS ON EVERY The committee that will search ’ in 1584, describes the dictionary 232 Spring St. house valued at MAJOR APPLIANCE, for a new town manager for as its most adventurous project 18 lb. Capacity Fo f $175,000 that was used for drug PRICES MICROWAVE, STEREO, Manchester will be able to draw since it began the first edition in 'operations, police said. VCR AND COLOR T.V. on the lessons of several other the 19th century. The Federal Bureau of Investi­ communities that have recently But the first edition had a mere EVERY ITEM SOLD ON A FIRST gation seized the house on Tues­ gone through similar searches. 44 million words of text and the COME FIRST SERVE BASIS.... day by authority of a federal law Perhaps the most important second has 59 million. There are NO REASONABLE OFFER which allows for the seizure of 290,500 main entries on different COLUMBUS DAY part of the search, accoiding to property suspected to be u.sed for REFUSED. HURRY.... officials from those towns, is words, a 15 percent increase from the trafficking of drugs, police deciding what kind of manager a the first edition. H EAVY DUTY DON'T DELAY!!! said. A lien has been placed on the community needs and wants. In addition, there are 157,000 AUTOMATIC property until the cases of two A five-member committee of combinations and derivatives men arrested in a drug bust there past and present directors will and 169,000 phrases making a WASHER are resolved. FAMOUS conduct the search for a new total of 616,500 “ word forms” Funds from the sale of the which are defined. The 1928 MAKE manager in Manchester to take r r SANYO house could be given to the edition had 414,825. the place of Robert B. Weiss. The Manchester Police Department appointment of the committee The OED was first published in o • AM/FM fordrug enforcement programs if was announced Tuesday by parts between 1884 and 1928 and a U.ACX A WHITE STEREO Mil convictions result from the case, supplement of new words and Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. police said. 4 9 9 PORTABL! BOX COLOR Norwich went through the words missed the first time was The Tri-Country Narcotics added in 1933. Together, they search for a new manager 2‘A Task Force obtained a warrant to made up 13 volumes. Litton •DUAL years ago, after the departure of search the house on July 17 The last of four additional Litton CASSETTE a manager who had served the following a police investigation in volumes was finished in 1986 by town for 16 years. With a May which indicated that resi­ New Zealander Robert Burch­ population of about 40,000. the dents were .selling large amounts 199 town is slightly smaller than field, who spent 29 years on the MICROWAVE of the drug to a long list of 39 Manchester, which has a popula­ project. The publishers had ex­ Patrick Flynn/Manchester Harald customers, according to a police pected it to take seven years. irnm SAMSUNG tion of about 50,000. report. Since Burchfield’s four vo­ FAMOUS Bonnie Hong, the Norwich City As a result of the search, police Council president, said that Dale EMERGENCY — Fire department personnel help Ken Park this morning. Emergency personnel participated in lumes, 5,000 new words have been the mock accident to gain experience in case of a real said on July 17 they arrested the added — “ most of them at the MAKE Cunningham, who replaced Cusson, a paramedic with the town of Manchester Fire owner of the house, Walter 99 former City Manager Cliarles emergency. beginning of the alphabet as " Department, during a simulated disaster at Wickham Zuromski, 34, and another man. Burchfield was continually ad­ f f 2 5 Whitty. was not suited to the Dean Carpenter, 34, of 166H ding as he progressed,” said RCA' needs of the council, and earlier Homestead St. The two were both Craddock. I Litton • 14 DAY this year his contract was bought charged with possession of co­ D I A O out. Cunningham was replaced James Murray, a Scottish • CABLE READY • REMOTE ‘Disaster^ struck today, as planned caine with the intent to sell, by his assistant. Ernest M. viliage taiior’s son, was the • WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL possession of drug parapherna­ dictionary’s original editor. He vmo CAflSITTI Zmylin.ski. lia, and operation of a drug • TOUCH PAD Police departments from both The emergency begin inno­ submission to the .state this had a fiowing white beard and C O LO R T V Hong said that the council Bv Andrew J. Davis factory, according to police. Manchester Herald towns, the Manchester Ambu­ cently enough when a town police month. worked in a garden shed from MICROWAVE RECORDER members were new, and “ they During the search, members of JCOLOR TV lance Service and Manchester officer responded to what ap­ A public hearing will be held on slips of paper. He died in 1915 probably needed more direction the task force discovered seven Memorial Hospital also partici­ peared to be a run-of-the-mill that report at 7 tonight in the when he was halfway through the than the manager was used to Firefighters from the Town of street-level packets of cocaine Manchester Fire Department, pated in the drill. All knew of the accident. However, afterhesawa coffee room of the Municipal letter ’S.’ providing.” She said that if a ranging in weight from one-half the Eighth Utilities District and drill in advance. sign on the vehicle, which identi­ Building. The new edition also has been community is hiring someone ounce to one ounce with a selling 449 from outside the administration, the East Hartford Fire Depart­ Members of both towns’ emer fied the hazardous material, the “ It’s probably the most likely computerized, with the vocabu­ 139 279 gency planning committees were officer realized that there was a scenario we’ll face.” Kraatz said value of about $50 to $100 each, ment responded today to a lary of English since 1150 A.D. on particular attention must be paid according to the police report. one-car accident at Wickham watching. About 45 people, potential for a release of of the reason for simulating a car a single data base to be available to the needs of the city. Detectives also found two large Park in which radioactive mate­ mostly emergency personnel, radiation. accident. He said the exercise by home computer. 139 That’s a point that David plastic bags containing cocaine rial was exposed. watched the simulated accident, The purpose of the exercise was will help emergency personnel The first advertisements for Baram. Bloomfield’s mayor, valued at about $250 to $300 each, Litton T g A w a Butnoone was in danger. And if while about 50 people for emergency workers to gain determine who is in charge of the the dictionary are now appearing M A G N A v o x stresses in an article he has police said. Several other smaller the emergency response to the participated. experience in dealing with ha­ scene, who responds, and how the in Britain and the United States. written on how that town con­ amounts of the drug were found • FITS OVER accident achieves it objective, The scenario called for a zardous materials, said Ronald emergency is dealt with, he said. The publishers are reluctant to " " ducted its search for a manager hidden in different areas of the RANGE 25 27 one-car accident in which the Kraatz. director of health and When the police officer called divulge any other details about three years ago. And it’s one residents will be able to breathe a house, police said. driver was injured while taking chairman of Manchester’s Local for help, firefighters from all the dictionary before it is offi­ • MONITOR SALE that’s made by Frank Connolly, lot easier. Paraphernalia used for weigh­ simulated nuclear medicine to Emergency Planning Commit­ three departments responded. cially launched on March 29. • TOUCH PAD • ELECTRONIC TUNER • REMOTE • REMOTE the town manager of Newington The incident was a mock ing and snorting cocaine were Manchester Memorial Hospital, tee. Manchester's committee is Staying about 150 feel away from But this book is big. According and the historian of the Ck)nnecti- accident staged to help officials also found during the search, MICROWAVE COLOR C O LO R T V C O L O R T V said Jack Hughes, spokesman for preparing a report on dealing to Craddock, the new OED is • AUDIO JACKS cut Association of Town and City learn how to respond to disasters including razor blades, glass • 140 the town fire department. with hazardous material for See DISASTER, page 10 "m ore than five times the size of CHANNEL, • CABLE READY Management. involving hazai^ous materials. vials, small mirrors, and lottery any other dictionary of the CABLE • STEREO “ It helps the council toevaluate tickets used to package the drug, Engiish language.” READY the different candidates that police said. 369 499 come before them,” Connolly Bolton government cost put at $79,300 A list of drug notes indicating said of the need for a job the initials and dollar amounts of description. Connolly became customers noted the letters D. General General Newington’s town manager three By Andrew J. Davis The amounts will depend on Lessard also explained why the Commission members, though, Carp or D.C. on several occa­ Busy General years ago. Manchester Herald whether other added positions commission decided not to re­ said they haven’t considered a sions, according to the report. I Baram. in his article, says that such as a town planner (salaried commend keeping the current form of government where there The intitials were most likely Electric % Electric as the first step in the search in BOLTON — Changing the between $15,000 and $25,000). form of government or having a would be a "super” administra­ those of Carpenter, who is known Active Bloomfield the town council put town’s form of government to a human services coordinator (be­ full-time first selectman. tive assistant who would have as a low-level cocaine dealer in • LARGE together a “ manager’s guide,” town manager-selectmen style tween $7,000 and $22,000), and a By keeping the administrative some decision-making powers, Manchester, police said. CAPACITY • HEAVY which de.scribed the qualifica­ will cost the town a maximum of park and recreation director assistant, the town would still be and a first selectman's position. According to the report, while on the go? DUTY tions and attributes desired of the $79,300 or about 80 cents on the (between $10,000 and $25,000). left without a full-time person Robert Campbell, a Board of detectives were searching the HEAVY DUTY new manager. residential tax rate, Robert Les- will be full-or part-time positions, with decision-making powers, Finance member, said that a premises. Carpenter telephoned ELECTRIC AUTOMATK ELECTRIC “ The guide established a posi­ sard, vice chairman of the Lessard said. Lessard said. Also, the full-time system which keeps the first at the house and asked for _ NO FROST •SID^YS?DE tive mind set among the selection Charter Revision Commission, A town manager could be hired first selectman idea was ruled out selectman position intact would Zuromski. He was told by detec­ DRYER WASHER RANGE REFRIGERATOR REFRIGERATOR committee, built consensus and said. for between $40,000 and $50,000, after the commission received have someone who is responsible tives that his friend was not at provided the motivation for a Lessard made his comments but the impact to the mill rate negative reactions from people it to the voters, something a town home. About 15 minutes later. demanding and disciplined selec­ Wednesday during a public hear­ would be minimal since the interviewed in Ellington, where manager form of government Carpenter arrived on the scene tion process,” Baram writes. ing that attracted more than 25 salaries of the selectmen and the such a selectman is in office, he lacks. with his car. police said. Weiss last month provided people on proposed changes in the administrative assistant would said. "There’s someone in this town Recognizing Carpenter, police 499 599 Baram’s article to members of charter. Between $34,300 and be used towards the manager’s “ The present system as we the people can vote out,” Camp­ said they proceeded to search Manchester’s Board of Directors. $79,300, or 0.3 to 0,.8 mills, will be salary, he said. The administra­ have it has no administrative bell said. "What you’re doing is Carpenter’s car and discovered PAYING FREE Local Delivery On Major Appliances Controversy can arise, Baram needed to switch to the new tive assistant and the position of focal point.” Lessard said. eliminating that person from the cocaine paraphernalia and a BY MAIL See MANAGER, page 10 selectmen form, he said. nated under that plan. basis running the show.” is great for active people

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