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Escapee Is Still a Suspect in Martin Murder Area

Escapee Is Still a Suspect in Martin Murder Area

■^1 to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuciday. Sept. 22. IW l

APARTMENTS >2 GARS IFOR ROT FOR SALE ___ I pSr s a le Scores: SAT Inflation: Consumer prices jump 0,5% / page 9 FOR Information on o STUDIO typo. Portly fur­ 6S MUSTANG FOctory : Apollo. Good cortor M port ot tnt nished. Working single BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY . restored. 6 cylinder, onglng, new tires, ra­ maintains baffling Numbor 1 homo Mliino male preferred. No 40,000 miles on engine. diator and water pump. tvftom In Amorleo, pets. Lease. 643-2W0. Excellent condition. $300.6494331. mystique / page 5 loin us for 0 Confurv 21 118 M AIfi Street, i and 4 $4500. 649-5945 otter 1972 D obdi Coronet. Comfortable: Tigers’ Gibson slams Sox / page 14 Cortor Sowlon. Tuot- room apartments. $500 Many new parts. ctay Soptombor 22, of and $540. Heat and hot ingRw*™* HONDA Civic INo. UMo. Driven dolly. $500.649- tho Monchostor Coun­ water Included, no EXCELLENT house­ FLOOR sondtng and re- 41M otter 5. keeping with reoso- flnlshlng. Ouallty New brakes, relltRtle. try Club, 7:30pm. Ad- pets. Security. Call 646- • K M o n m • Body needs work. $700 mlstlon Froo- 2426, M nalbe rotes. Call for workmonship of low free esflmote. 7^7910. prices. Call 649-2364. • MMUliilMNM or best offer. 6^-1543. $ • / / Y o u r C a r Rosorvotlon iwXHZilBTiiFTKam; roouostod. Coll Con- e w n c l t i t m P i n t o 19 7 ^. Excellent 1 bedroom, heot, hot condition Inside and turv 21 Epstoln. 647- woter and oil oppllan- SERVICE 0005.______i w m m i out. Low mileage. $625. ces Included. Air condi­ R«sld«ntlal/ 643-7255. n s IMMACULATE. Mon- tioned. Quiet. On bus E l B R ^ 4 Linos — 10 Days chostor. $152,000.3 bod- line. Ideal for middle- Commorclat P l y m o u t h h voiiant. GAGNE Excellent condition. SOS charge each edcfl- room Roltod Ranch aged and senior cltl- CAUPBITNT A _ ODD lobs. Trucking. Gutters, Ruot, tlonal line, pef day. You with llvino room, for­ lens. $550. 247-5030. RfMOKUMtamMS Home repoirs. You Super stereo. Mounted name It, we do It. Free Aluminum Siding EXCAVATION snow tires. $995. 646- oen cancel at any Omo. mal dinino room ond o ROCKVILLE. 5 rooms, 2 Comstsls heme I I X 16 dock off the estimates. Insured. 643- PRIM Estimates. 1830. AARRV bedrooms, 2nd floor, 0304. CO. coromlc tllod kitchen. appliances. $450 per reemeend------PLYMOUTH Arrow 1977. NO REFUNDS OR oommeraW work. RegMsrcdl In­ 5 « 9 -8 3 3 5 RTE. 86 • BOLTON 4 cylinder, 5 speed. audtrBtrr) Manchosinr A City ol Villape Charm HrralJi Slate fovor and a born- month. 875-2957. sured. retererwee. y 6 u n 6 man with truck ADJUSTMENTS boord ponellod family to do vord work. Rello- Good condition. Regu­ room with rocotted B4B41M blg, reasonotbe. 649- 6 4 0 - 2 6 1 4 lar gas. Reasonoble CAU HERALD llohtino and a floor to CONOOMINHIMS 0477 after 5pm. otter. 646-9871 after MWNEITRCEtDmCC 7pm. collino brick fireplace. m FDR RENT Bucket, truck A cMpper. M U O n Utmi lEMKI CLASSIFIED Wednesday, Sept. 23,1987 Work room yinyl tid­ Stump removel. Fiee “FsrANYMrNfsiir’ 30 Cents ing, V/2 boths, doroge. VERNON. Condominium eetlmalae. Special 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 H D. W. Fish Roolty. 643- for rent. Completely TYPING. Will do light oonsidaratlon lor eldarty R.R. ties, planting. 1591 or 871-1400.O refurbished 1 and 2 typing from my home and handlcappod. Tree work. TAKE A LOOK EXCELLENT Oloston- bedroom condos for THOSE 0UY8 WHO beginning October 1st. CALL lease In Vernon. $675- Doctor's offices, re­ 6 4 7 -7 5 5 3 TRUCK8/VAN8 s bury home In a great 647-7188 80 Mazda RX7 $900 with heat and hot PAINT sumes, one man offices Escapee is still a suspect in Martin murder area. 3 bedroom Ranch Interior snd exterior •11,400 F0R8ALE with fireplace living water Included. 6 welcome. Reosonable For Free Estimate painting. Cell today for a rates. 647-7646 after 6. 06 Line. Town Car room, appllonced kit­ month lease available. free eatlnrate. Tom or Ed THE 000 JOB SPECIALIST C H EV Y Vt ton pickup By Bruce Matzkin Immedlatae occu­ *14.500 "Until this thing is resolved, I were. . Warden (^orge Bronson. him," said Littell. comment. chen opening to a nice Hauling |unk, brush, oon- DELIVERING with 8' cop. M5 engine, Herald Reporter dining area and a high­ pancy. Jack J. Lappen 040-2215 atructlon, debris, leevao (FMt automatic. Rebuilt en- consider him a suspect,” Lannan Merrill escaped Aug. 23 from the However, state police are contin­ Despite the police's lack of Realty. 643-4263. FlmMne o cash buyer for Rich form loam, 5 yards. 05 Mazda RX7 QSL'SE' Bernice Martin was pulled from lighted first floor stone cleanup). Reasonable ratae. $ ^ plus tax. Sand, grovel elne. 649-1532 otter said. Connecticut (directional Institu­ uing to investigate all leads on success so far, Nathalie Howard of fireplaced, sunken the Items you'd like to sell *11,900 5pm. r Merrill was questioned in March tion in Somers, where he was being Merrill’s whereabouts. her Mayfair Gardens apartment on Is easy. Just let our read­ and decorative stone. Police have not stopped looldng March 8 by Eighth District firefigh­ 61 S. Adams St., Bernice Martin’s family room with re­ WORTH LOOKING Into... GsHTssyl 05 Nissan Stanza for clues in the March murder of about the murder after he was held on charges stemming from the Detective Richard Uttell of state daughter, said she knows police are cessed lighting and HOMES ers know what you hove 4D, *7995 ters. A sofa bed was set on fire, E the many bargains of­ for sole with on ad In 843-5801 6 4 3 -9 5 0 4 CAMPERS/ 8B-year-old Bernice Martin, Police arrested in connection with the South Windsor assault. police Troop C said Tuesday that doing everything they can. FOR RENT which police think was done to bullt-ln gorgeous brick fered for sole every day In 86 Line. Town Car * Chief Robert D. Lannan said sexual assault of a South Windsor For a week after the escape, the number of reported sightings of "In no way In this world do I have potlo overlooking the classified columnsi Classified. 641-2711. ftgOMMw g A V c TRAILERS cover up the murder. The state ANDOVER Lake. 5 room Tuesday. woman. Forensic tests that might prison officials were engaged in an Merrill has lessened, but state the least bit of criticism of the wooded private yard link Merrill with the murder have intense search for Merrill in )>olice are still “getting a few leads medical examiner’s office deter­ with pool, 2corgarage. house on lake front. 84 Mercury Merqula PHOENIX pop-up sleeps mined that Martin was strangled. Manchester police. They have been D. W. Fish Realty. 643- $700 per month. Coll Brougham *4995 8. Stove, refrloerotor, Lannan said the investigation is been done, but police spokesman Somers, Enfield, and Longmea- here and there." In the first two Just marvelous to us,” Howard 649-2871 or 643-7605. heater, good condition. continuing, and though there have Gary Wo^ said Tuesday that dow. Mass. But the prison’s search weeks after the escape, dozens of Lannan said that Detective Mi­ 1591 or 871-1400. o 85 Bronco II, sen oAn said. "From day one, of course, we IM PECCABLE. $232,900. VW Bug 1969. 0 miles on Auio.ea4«4 *10,200 After 4 646-1003. SSOO: been no new developmenta, he still police are still not releasing infor­ has ended. "There is no search by sightings were reported. chael Morrissey is continuing to wish we could have solved this, but, MISCELLANEOUS CARS CARS rebuilt motor. Excel­ considers former Tolland resident mation on the results of the tests, or the prison. There hasn’t been since “Sooner or later, he’s going to concentrate on the Martin case. Manchester. Gracious 86 Sable T S ” and I say this emphatically, we hold Raised Ranch with STORE AND FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE lent condition. S1000. 4 0r.,La«M, MQTDRCYCLE8/ Frederick Merrill a suspect. even on what types of tests they a week after the escape.” said make a mistake, and then we’II get Morrissey could not be reached for no criticisms of the police." newly redecorated OFFICE SPACE 649-0381. Low mUBB •10,900 MQPEOS P fireplaced living room, T E E Shirt transfers. Ap­ PONTIAC Hatchback FORD Granada 1900. 4 84 Mazda Pickup •ASOS dining room and op- MANCHESTER. Great proximately 3000, also 1900. Worth seeing. 649- door, air excellent con­ 50 to 100k numerals and 4791. dition. 82000 or best 83 Wg.. At. AC •SOSS YAM AH A 1980 250 Exci­ pllonced country sized business location. Lynx ter. Runs good. Needs kitchen. 3 bedrooms Prime 1,050 sauore letters for shirts, caps, MERCURY Marquis Col­ offer. 649-9487. CLYDE etc. Beat otter. 649-3642 85 SAAB 900 sooQR minor repairs. Asking Directors advised and 0 14 X 16 Florida feet. Office for lease In ony Pork wogon 78. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 4 Or.. WMU * O U u 5 Convoy sails $250. 646-47IM Watkins Centre. Lease after 5:30pm.o CADILLAC 1977 sedan room. Family room Loaded. No rust. Ex­ Devllle d'Elegonce. ROUTE 83, VERNON 66 Merkur XR4TI •11,495 has full brick walled furnished or unfur­ BASSETT, crib and cellent condition. 649- nished. Minimum 3 Power windows, 7S Cougar XR7 •2995 IMISCELLANEQUS fireplace. Slate entry. changing table. Excel­ 0312. brakes, seats, locks, 70 Ply. Valiant year lease. Direct ac­ 81 OMa Omaga •4495 4 Dr.. At. AC •1795 AUTDMDTIVE both, 2 cor garage. lent condition. Bedding 1976 PLYMOUTH Volore. air. Am/fm stereo tope to form rent unit; from Kuwait cess from Main Street. 52 Ragal ooupv D. W. Fish Realty. 643- Included. $175.646-5861. 78K, slant 6, air. Relia­ deck. Extra snow tires •6495 S3 Ford LTD Wg. 1591 or 871-1400.D Call Jim Lombard at SZ Cantury ooupv •6195 Va AT. F a AC •4995 646-9730 or 549-4663. ble and economical. on rims. Excellent con­ M ANCHESTER. Duplex WASHER/Drver.$100. 1950. 643-0700. 7»4632. dition. $3500. 646-4333. 53 Calabrlty4*. "•6495 85 Olds Calais 6/6. Near bus line. Expandable dining 1981 DODGE Colt. 4 cy- S3 Ford F180 XLT 4<4 •0195 Acaoaaid •6395 GOODYEAR Eagle ST Dead end street. Separ­ room table with 2 leafs, FORD Escort wagon 1984. action awaits vote S3 Bonnavllla 4 *. despite threat WANTED llnder, standard trans- 5 speed, rust proofed, •6995 84 Merc. Lynx P185/70R13 raised ate heating system. En­ TO RENT best otter. Needs work. mlsslon. Good S3 QMC Jtfflmy 04inp ran •12,000 tor. •2895 white letter tires (4) closed bock yard. Ex­ 646-5400 647-0908. stereo. Excellent con­ By Andrew Yurkovsky needed. But Weinberg disagreed, condition. New 'palnt dition. Original owner. 53 Ragal 4tfr. •6995 85 Mazda RX7 S good tread left. In­ cellent condition. lob. Asking 81200. 649- AiaAlum.VlIi. •9895 cludes (4) 13" rims and Herald Reporter saying that discussion of the $190,000. 646-5198 In am, F A M IL Y In desperate 643-8745 evenings. 84 Bulok Skyhawk Wg. •6295 MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) — U.S. Navy warships and need of 3 bedroom 2587 after 3:30pm. (4) triple chrome com m ittee’s recom m endation a reflagged tanker left Kuwait today on a trip through 649-4064 anytime. Some CLASSIC 77 VW converti­ 54 Clara 4 dr. •7495 plated wire wheel cov­ owner flnonclno. apartment by October 85 CAMARO Z28 t-top MORIARTY A study committee voted Tues­ should wait until after a new Board the Persian Gulf, despite Iranian threats to avenge an 1. Limited Income. GOODYEAR Eagle ST blue, 8 cylinder, outo- ble. All white. Low 84 Ragal ooupa •8095 ers. 8135 or best offer. day night to recommend to the town of Directors is elected. American attack on an Iranian ship, gulf-based Husband disabled be­ P185/70R13 raised motlc, with olr. Fac­ mileage. Must see. 644- 84Calabrlty4dr. •7495 Call 649-3642 otter Board of Directors that a fair-rent Members of the study committee CONDOMINIUMS 3120. BROTHERS 5:30pm. i - shipping executives said. cause of accident. white letter tires (4) tory sound system 4 64 Camaro ooupa •8495 commission be established to han­ who voted in favor of the recom­ The executives said the 46,723-ton Gas Prince and its FOR SALE Family needs to be good tread left. In­ new Eagle G T RWL 1987 VW Quantum. Fully as Chavy S-10 pMiup •6495 301 ContBr 8t. dle tenant complaints in mendation on Tuesday said that cludes (4) 13" rims and ManchBStBr, CT U.S. escorts set sail as the U.S. Navy searched waters together with 2 child­ tires. 29,000 miles. loaded. 813,000/best CARS Manchester. there was no evidence to support off Bahrain for mines planted by the Iran AJr before It O NLY One Left 11 We ren. 649-4629. (4) triple chrome $10,500. 643-6680 or 649- offer. 646-1232 doys. 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 FDR SALE started with 2 but now plated wire wheel cov­ 0062. 643-6230 evenings. 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 ^ The two landlords on the commit­ the claims of fair-rent opponents was attacked Monday night by U.S. helicopter we hove lust 1 unit ers. $135 or best offer. h tee, Frank Strano and William E. that a commission would cause gunships. available. Beacon HIM Morchsndlso Coll 649-3642 otter Belfiore, were the only members to landlords to increase their rents or In Washington, Defense Secretary Caspar W.< Condo's-Monchester- 5;30pm. vote against the recommendation convert their rental units to Weinberger denied the report. Across trom Wickham in a 4-2 vote in the Lincoln Center condominiums. Weinberger told ABC’s "Good Morning America" 2 Pork, 2 bedrooms, hearing room. One member of the ’T m not surprised (about the today, when asked if the convoy was under way, "No, completely retur- ENDROLLS seven-person committee did not decision) because. I laelieve the not that I know of." When a s k ^ if a convoy involving blshed with new ap­ El FURNITURE 27'6 Width - 286 attend Tuesday’s meeting. arguments were with the fair-rent the Gas Prince was moving, Weinb«ver said, "No." pliances. CHFA ap­ 1S% width - 2 for 20e proved. $107,500. table and end Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg said commission," Richard S.’Conti, the The shipping executives, speaking on condition of ■ m u s t b« picktd up at thal this morning thedirectors probably committee’s chairman, said after anonymity, also said the Navy had plucked eight mines Jackson & Jackson table (together or se­ I Herald Office Monday (hru| CHEVY Real Estate. 647-8400.D parate),one Individual [Thursday bafore 11 am. only. would not act on the recommenda­ the vote. from the channel in the central gulf, where the Iranian glass topped coffee ta­ tion until after the November Fair-rent proponents have said vessel was riddled by gunfire after it was reportedly LOTS/LAND ble. Call 742-5918 elections. She said the directors that a commission would mediate caught sowing the explosives. At least three Iranians 3 FOR SALE evenings.o would need, time to study the tenant complaints about rent in­ were killed. 2 I W ATER BED king size. WANTED TO i committee’s report. creases and the conditions of The said its attack on the Iran AJr was BRAND New Llstlngl Complete package ex­ BUY/TRAOE The committee is to prepare a apartment buildings. "defensive,” because the vessel was mining interna­ Planned commercial cluding headboard. written report for the Board of Josh Howroyd. a tenant represen- tional waters. Speaking to the U.N. General Assembly zonel Main Street, El­ Asking $100. Call 742- OLD and new furniture, Directors on Oct. 6, the same day as tive on the committee, said before on Tuesday, President All Khamenei of Iran denied the lington. Approxi­ 5918 evenings.o______household Items, ondd , *500 the directors’ last meeting before the vote that landlords’s fears were ship was planting mines and vowed, "The U.S. shall mately 2 acres In hot "TnPIECE blue and gold glassware. Will pay the elections. not Justified. 'T ve been looking for receive a proper response for this abomlnal act." growing area. Ideal for flowered velour living cosh. 646-8496. ^ REBATE Some residents have said that the a good reason to oppose a fair-rent On Tuesday, the American warship towing the Iraa bonks, restaurants, of­ room set. Excellent AJr fired warning shots at an Iranian craft speeding fices, retail, etc. Coll condition. $250. 647- directors should take a stand on commission," he said. for more details. 1335. SPECIAL whether a fair-rent commission is Belfiore, who made public his toward it, U.S. officials said. No damage or Iqjuries $310,000. Jackson & Automotive opposition to the formation of a were reported. Officials said the USS Jarrett ti r ^ the GORDON cocktail and shots after the Iranian Hovercraft ignored oilers to Jackson, 647-8400. □ lam p tables. $150. commission last month, reiterated ANDOVER. Fisherman's "New". Call after 1pm. BONUS the same arguments Tuesday move away. delight. 2.2 acres with 659-2269. CARS night. He said the 12 people who Iraq said its warplanes bombed a cement factory, a Praise, sugar factory and a power plant in western Iran this 108 foot frontage on SOFA and chair. Good FOR SALE 8 IN STOCK ^ OFFERS spoke in favor of the panel during a pond. $75,000. Klernan condition. Good for hearing last month did not repres­ afternoon in retaliation for Iranian shelling of Basra, Relotv. 649-1147. Cottage or den. $85. RENAULT LeCor 1980. 4 ent a significant number, consider­ Iraq’s second-largest city. It said 12 civilians died and 649-1433. speed. Running condl- ing that there are 7,848 rental units 49 were wounded in the attacks on Basra, which began tlon, only 8200.649-7057. END criticism DARK Pine Tresel table in town. Tuesday an(| lasted through the night. Dozens of M osnm u with 2 captain's chairs. VW Jetto 84, Wolfburg "I simply don’t think that another schools and houses were damaged, the report said. Excellent condition. addition. 4 door, stand­ WED. layer of bureaucracy is either going Iraq also said iu troops fought off Iranians in IS Best otter. 649-9673 af­ ard. Immaculate, low for study to solve the problems that We have speedboats who tried to capture an abandoned Iraqi oil NO PAYMENTS ter 6pm. miles. Must be seen. or make things better," he said. loading platform in the northern gulf today. It said two Up to 3 years. KUS your fi­ Loaded. $5899.649-9337. SEPT. nancial dlfflcultlos ooodbva. Strano said that he didn’t believe Iranian boats were destroyed and the othera retreated. Avoid fertclesura. Catch up TV/8TERE0/ FORD Grenada 1977. $625 p5rG.M .A.C. Local landlords and real estate there was strong sentiment on Tehran’s olftcial Islamic Republic Newt Agency on late payments such os first or best otter. 643-6877 agents charged that a fair-rent either side of the issue, since few said the Basra shelling was to avenge the deaths of 21 APPLIANCES otter 3om 30, or second merteoee or oven i SPECIAL FINANCE RATES commission in town will only hurt tenants and even fewer landlords Iranians in Iraqi raids Monday. It confirmed today’s outstondlne credit card Mils. HOT point freezer 25 deep BUICK Century 1981. 4 tenants in the long run. had attended the committee meet­ Iraqi raids but said some of the targets were Keep your home free and X 56 long X 58 wide. residential areas. One civilian was killed and five clear without Mens. Bod door, automatic. Full 1987 They were reacting to Tuesday’s ings. "I almost think we have a Price negotiable . Call power with extras. decision by a study panel to non-issue here,” he said. wounded, according to the report. Tehran made no credit or late payment his­ 649-9334 1 . 9 % for 2 4 Months tory Is not o problem. Kindly Best otter. 871-9430. 8 pm! recommend the formation of a The committee, which was ap­ mention of the reported battle at the oil loading coll: fair-rent commission in pointed by the Board of Directors in platform.. I Th# Swl$$ ■7 7 JLAWNAND SCRANTON Manchester. April, will put together a final Shipping sources said Navy warships were broad­ Conggrvativg Group l''l0 A R D E N 3 b3 % f o r 3 6 Months Daniel F. Reale. a local realtor report when it meets Oct. 6. casting warnings today to vessels to keep clear of the channel SO miles northeast of Bahrain where the Iran 1-45 fair-rent panel is established. He vote. Belfiore and Strano argued with the Iranian Hovercraft. 87 DODGE FU Had Hal '16,985 YEAR The sources said the boat's 20 surviving crewmen 2bedroom apartments. 86 DAYTONA Tara. '13.085 : said such a panel would be the first for making a decision that night, Starting $560. Call 528- OFFKE/RrAN. ;; step toward rent control. and the three other members said held as "detainees" would be handed over to the Red 86 LASER opa. •13.406 Crescent, the Islamic equivalent of the Red Cross, In 6522. EQUIPMENT 66 LoBARON opa •10.306 RIGHT "At this point, (the landlords) that it made no difference if the vote MOBILE Home. Working '' will panic — maybe not panic, but were delayed a week. the southern gulf state of Oman. 86LeBARONidr. •10,695 Biden likely to quit race The timing of the handover has not been settled, single mole adult pre­ COLOR computer. Uied 86DODQE«)o.na •14,406 NOW!!! they will start to Increase their There was some concern that, ferred. Lease, secur­ only once. 8200.644-3477 66 DODGE MS •14,706 - rents before they get into the because of the upcoming elections, according to the sources, but will coincide with a visit ity. No pets. 643-2880. 9-5, or 643-8328. Aik for 06 RELIANT S.W. •B.095 r* position where they can’t," he said. the committee would not have its WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Joseph Biden 44-year-oId Biden would end his campaign. to the region later this week by Secretary of Defense MANCHESTER. Newly Karen. 66 0(X}OE •: Michael Crockett, a partner in report done in time for review by will quit his campaign for the 1988 Biden would become the second Democrat Caspar W. Weinberger. renovated 2 bedroom, CHARGER n .V K the Oockett Agency Inc., said that the Board of Directors that had Democratic presidential nomination in the to quit the race over matters of personal Pentagon sourceO in Washington said Tuesday that 3rd floor, apartment. MUSICAL 66 CELEBRITV „xn.i •6.096 ' the majority of complaints made by commissioned it. wake of damaging disclosures that he integrity months before the first voter makes the detained crewmen would be handed over in the next $525 per month, plus ITEMS 66CHV. GTS tm i. •10,206 ^..tenants in a hearing last month Conti said he wanted more time to committed plagiarism and exaggerated his a choice in a primary or caucus election. day or so. They spoke on condition of anonymity. appliances. 2 month 88 DODGE OMNI aar. •4.396 BEST concerned building code violations. consider the arguments of two academic accomplishments. It was learned The senator had no comment as he arrived security deposit. No ALTO-Sqxaphone. By­ 88 HORIZON 4 ar. •4,396 He said the remedy should be better landlords who spoke to the commit­ today. to chair Senate Judiciary Committee confir­ pets. References re­ 88 DODGE D60fu •4.806 mation hearings of Supreme Court nominee 7 conn with carry cose. V enforcement by the town, not a tee Tuesday night. The landlords, Sources said Biden would make a formal quired. Best for work­ Asking 8250 negotiable. 88 NISSAN 4x4 fu •7,895 SElECnON. Robert H. Bork. ing couple or small fair-rent commission. Peter Rich of Mansfield and Daniel announcement of withdrawal later in the TODAY’S HERALD 646-5206. 85 PONT. 5000 8TE •0.396 “I think the committee totally F. Reale of Manchester, argued Biden returned to Washington after fomlly. 643-2121. 84 LASER fWTa*. •7,496 day. meeting late into the night at his home in missed the boat on this,” he said. that a fai^-rent commission would A campaign official in Iowa, asked if Biden EA S T Hartford. 1 bed- PETS AND 64 RELIANT wg,. •5,306 encourage owners to increase rents Wilmington, Del., with senior aides and Index room apartment, wall 83Ls8ARONddr. Tom ^ n o it, a landlord and the would withdraw, replied, "I won't deny SUPPLIES •8.796 owner of Realty World Benoit- or sell or convert their rental units. family members. Their recommendation to wall carpeting, ap­ S3 DODGE 4001 ar •4,495 that." The official spoke on condition of was unanimous that he quit the race, the 20 pp0M , 2 ateftons pliances, security, 61 DODGE DIP tar. •3.706 ^ /Frechette Associates, also said The committee briefly discussed POMERANIAN puppies. anonymity. sources said. 1 nWwy 9 ll lease. $425. Milne Real 80 OMNI tar •2.006 vthat enforcement was the main a report on fair-rent commissions Black. 2 female, 2 Biden declined to comment on his political Biden’s campaign has been struggling for a n Estate Inc. 528-6573, 79 BLNCK SKVLARK •2.796 In problem. He said that some prop- prepared by the Connecticut Citi­ male. 413-267-3770, or more than a week to recover from a string of 1T.GA a 569-4161. 78 MONTE CARLO y erty owners may increase rents or zen Action Group. Committee future as be spent the morning presiding Ofrtfilon ft 413-267-5121.______( Ort. Ona- over Judiciary Committee hearings on the disclosures that he has used the words of a , 1 M ANCH ESTER. 2 bed- •3,996 Cl convert apartments out of fear of member Tbomaa A. Fiorentino said U room townhouse, fully FREE pupple, black such a commission. the report supported testimony the Supreme Court nomination of Robert H. other politicians in his speeches without a ffHTftt 1 i d .i a j male, 4 months, mixed. 77DOOQEI------attribution, that be plagiarized durjng law ■*T IT 1 C( appllanced kitchen, Oiagar, MX aWMl ad.D •4,885 Supporters of the fair-rent com- committe had already heard from Bork. 6464751 or 649-9045. school and later exaggerated his academic 11 Ilft/WArtrt a parking for 2 cars. $695 77 CADILLAC SEDAN But campaign aides in Washington did w FR E8 to good home, 2 Local n t M s lif ■ ■ Ml ■ 1 9 1 per month, heat and DsVILLE, NIcel •3,496 Pteaae tuni to page 16 Please tarn lo page 18 nothing to dampen the speculation that the accomplishments. hot water Included ,no spayed female cots. 1 pi pets. Security deposit Indoor, 1 outdoor. All to ond 1 year lease. 649- shots. 649-4425 otter 8 7 5 - 3 3 1 1 5:30. c t 0795. 56 THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER Constitution M HS has journalism on Friday ^rts course

events in town A new journalism course at Manchester High School will give By Nancy Pappos Blesrings of lib e rty,” a series of 12 students a chance to learn about Htrald Reporter panris jpresenting Uie m ajor issues newspaper writing and have their and events leading to the framing of work published, said D r. Gwen E . The rest of the nation did most of the Constitution. Brooks, vice principal for program- nning and Instruction at the high its celebrating last week. But the The show, written by Jack school. All In A Day town of Manchester will sUrt Carroll, will be introduced by It happens every fall. The days seem to get “ shorter” as toasting the 200th anniversary of Malcolm F. Barlow, president of Also, two new math courses, a less sunlight reaches the northern hemisphere during the Constitution on Friday. The the Manchester Historical Society. word processing course and an kick-off is to be a huge, free Chatfield will lead a discussion American literature course are Earth’s 24-hour rotation period. Of all the planets, birthday party, complete with afterward. Admission is free, but offered this semester, she said. J u p i^ has the shortest “day.” The planet completes a cake, candles and ringing, on those planning to attend are asked Though the school has had rotation in only ten hours. But because it is so far from Friday evening at 7 in the Lowe to call 649-2502 to make Program Center at Manchester reservations. writing courses in the past. It has the Sun, Jupiter’s years are very long. It takes 4,333 Community (Allege. On Monday, Dr. Hugh MacGill, a not had a journalism course, she days for Jupiter to complete its orbit. Mercury, on the A professional production of law professor and associate dean of said. Students will learn newspaper other hand, has only 88 Earth days in a “year.” ’’The Other Party,” academic affairs at the University writing and will produce High School World, the student news­ Thunderstorms persist; Plutonian years last 90,700 days. , about the backroom arguments of Connecticut, will speak on among the Constitution’s au^ors, "Rules, Dreams and the Ckinstitu- paper that appears weekly In the s Manchester Herald. DO YOU KNOW — Aside from Pluto, what planet has will be the highlight of the evening. tlon.” Ilie talk will be at 7; 30 p.m. in not yet been visited by an unmanned space probe? After the play, a professor of the auditorium on the lower cam­ “ We’ve always had an ... extra­ dense fog widespread history from Trinity (Allege, Dr. pus at Manchester (Community curricular (newspaper) activity,” TU E S D A Y ’S ANSW ER - The 100th Congress is now in Jack Chatfield, will lead a discus­ College. Brooks said. "Now we have a By Tht Attoclated Press counties. By iate Tuesday night, session. sion of the issues raised in the play. At the beginning of October.' 'The writing class that will teach stu­ most of the service had been In addition, there will be exhibits Blessings of Liberty” will move to 9-23-87 c Knowledge Unlimited. Inc. 1987 dents how to write fora newspaper. E Showers and thunderstorms restored. in the lobby of the Lowe Program the Museum of Local History, The kids are extremely active. persisted today in parts of Cali­ Patches of dense fog developed Center, at the Manchester Museum where it will hang ttirough Oct. 31. They’re interviewing people all fornia, Arizona and Florida. today from southern New Eng­ A Newipaper in Education Program of Local History, and at the Lutz The other major exhibit there around the school,” Tuesday night, one thunderstorm land across the upper Ohio Sponaored by Children's Museum. Special during Octoli«r will be “Vignettes teachers' kits on the Constitution of Manchester — 1787,” including a Students will still be able to write brought gusts of 82 mph to Valiey. for the school newspaper without The Manchester Herald have been prepared by the Lutz typical parlor scene, a tableau from Phoenix, according to the Na­ Elsewhere, Hurricane Emiiy taking the course. The 13 students • staff, and retired teachers have the Wo^bridge Tavern, an exhibit tional Weather Service. And in slammed into the southern coast enrolled in the course Will receive r-been recruited to help school of objects made at the Fitkin Glass California, thunderstorms of the Dominican Republic with credit, she said. children who tour the history Works and a collection of period knocked out electricity to about 110 mph winds and heavy rains. museum, which is at 126 Cedar St. farm implements. A vocational math course Is the 800,000 businesses and homes in Fifteen-foot waves were reported Almanac Herald photo by Pinto P ^ The celebration events, whivh During October “Connecticut first of two new math classes. San Diego and southern Orange to have crashed onto shore at the will continue for more than a and the Constitution,” another Holiday sounds The class Is being offered in town of Nizao near Ocoa B a y, and cooperation by the math and Sept. 23, 1987 month, have been planned by a exhibit, will move into the Lowe Weather Trivia many streets were flooded with committee whose chairman is Sara Program Center lobby. It was vocational education departments. trees and telephone poles toppled. -K. Robinson, a former history produced by the Connecticut State Dr. Richard J. Flavin, Temple Beth instrument made from the horn of any Brooks said. In the math depart­ Today Is the first TODAY’S TRIVIA: For which newspa­ Emily was weakening over Today’s weather picture was drawn by Tamara VIsco, 10, who teacher who is a guidance counse- Museum, and is sponsored by the Sholom’s rabbi, blows a shofar as Jews kosher animal, and is extremely difficult ment portion of the class, students day of autumn. It Is per was Walter Lippmann a longtime land. Th e winds had dropped to 75 lives on Birch Street and attends Nathan Hale School. the 266th day of . lor at Manchester High School. Institute of Local History. around the world prepare for the holiday to blow. This shofar is made from an will learn formulas and figure out mph. political columnist? (a) New York Times problems in a formal classroom 1987. (b) New York Herald Tribune (c) New Robinson, who is the new exhibits Dr. Christopher Collier, the Con­ of Rosh Hashana, or New Year’s, which antelope, and was brought back by chairman at the Museum of Local necticut state historian, will speak setting. In the vocational section, Around the United States to­ York Mirror TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day In History, is a member of the Oct. 22 at 7:30 p.m. in the Lowe begins today at sundown. A shofar is an Flavin from Israel. students will apply the textbook day, the terecast called for CONNECTICUT WEATHER 1952, Rocky Marciano knocked out TODAY’S BARBS Connecticut Society of Independent Program Center on "Connecticut math they have learned. scatter^d^owers and thbnder- Jersey Jpe Walcott to win the heavy­ BY PHIL PASTORET Historians. In the course of her and the Constitution.” “It's really nice," Brooks said. stormf in southern California, weight boxing title. If science ever learns how gossip trav­ ' travels, she attended a production "Blessings of Liberty” will move “ It’s between two departmenta, so Arizona and southern Florida. Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: els so swiftly, it can junk all its research to the Lutz Children’s Museum in it gives you integrated learning.” TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Walter Lipp- of “ The Other Boston Tea Party,” a MCC enrollment is up 1%, High temperatures in the 60s Tonight, mostly cloudy. Low in the 50s. Thursday, on the new superconductors. show about the arguments between November. The Connecticut Hu­ There are 31 students e n ro ll^ in mann (1889); Aldo Moro (1916); Mick­ the course, which covers percen­ were predicted in northern New mostly cloudy. A 40 percent chance of showers. High 70 ey Rooney (1920); Ray Charles (1930); .Harrison Grey Otis, an aristo- manities Council has paid for two England, the northern Appalach­ Diplomats who send signals would be , cratic. Harvard-education attor­ ^copies of the loan kits, “ The U.S. tages, how to use the calculator, to 75. Bruce Springsteen (1949) much more successful if they’d supply ians, the upper Ohio Valiey and ney, and , one of the Constitution and Other Documents algebra, geometry and statistics. code books to those receiving them. The second math class was the lower Great Lakes regions. West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, mostly cloudy. TODAY’S QUOTE: ’7 believe In the leading Revolutionary leaders. I U.S. History.” which educational reversing a one-year decline promised land" — Bruce Springsteen. The birthday party for the irator Loretta Rivers has put started for non-math majors Highs in the 70s extended from TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWER: (b) Walter Low 55 to 60. Thursday, mostly cloudy. A 40 percent Lippmann wrote a column for the New • Constitution will begin at 7 p.m. together In conjunction with Dr. Brooks said. Named Discrete central across the chance of showers. High around 70. York Herald Tribune from 1931 to • Friday, with cake and coffee served Jjmn Sutherland of MCC. The kits Manchester Community Col­ and one evening this year, with an years at home at our cost is very Math, the course offers students Carolinas to the rem ainder of the TODAY’S MOON: Day after 1962. in the lobby of the Lowe Program Include books, reproduced docu­ lege's student enrollment is up I adviser available during office attractive” who want to move on to college in a Ohio Valiey and into much of the Northwest Hills: Tonight, cloudy. A 30 percent new moon. ® 1917. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN O n te r, by the Orford Paris! ments. artifacts and teacher mate­ percent over last year, said Andrew hours Also, a sound economy means n non-math field a chance to broaden Mississippi Valley. □ rise in part-time admissions. Mei­ their math backgrounds. Daughters of the American R e ^ rials. and are intended for children A. Paterna, M CC’s admissions "O ur hours were more conve­ chance of showers late at night. Low 50 to 55. There are about 30 students uo«irs>cj s.uns eul Readings in the 90s were ’ tion. In the lobby will bp^^^he in grades 4 through 6. director. This fall’s full- and nient,’’ he said. “ Last year, we sel said. In 1985. part-time admis­ Thursday, a 50 percent chance of showers, mostly sions stood at 3,724 students, but enrolled In the course. Students also oi oTucisqns Aur k> Ais^qr agi forecast for southern Florida and part-time student population is were open fewer days during the in the Southwest. cloudy. High 65 to 70. Astrograph 5,507. week, and people weren’t able to rose by 32 students a year later. In will be able to use computers. get to us. If they can’t get to you, 1987, 3,953 part-time students regis­ Brooks said. 2 The rise reverses a one-year drop they look at other places,” tered at MCC. The final two new courses are an in full-time and part-time combined AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) Someone Town officials laud “ When the economy is good, Introduction to word processing < % u r who Is separated from you by distance, student attendance at MCC. In 1986. Last year,, the admissions office unemployment is down,” he said. and an American literature class. < but not. In spirit, Is eager to hear from attendance dropped to 5,261 stu­ was open one day and one evening “ People get jobs and remain In Using the Word Processor will < W r t h d a y you today. A call or note will be truly dents compared to 5.352 the year each week, he said. their own back yard. That gives teach students the basic ftinctions welcomed. 8th sewer decision before. of the machine, she said. There are The college also has a new them an opportunity for part-time PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) This is an 16 students enrolled. PEOPLE Thuraday, Sapt. 24,1967 "It dropped slightly but we’re computerized registration system, college.” extremely promising day tor joint ven­ The American literature course In the year ahead, you may become In­ By Alex GIrelll charges from sewer users, charges seeing an increase again.” he said. which cut down on the paperwork And as MCC rebounds from Its tures. Extraordinary benefits can be de­ Associate Editor one-year drop. It is rapidly ap­ will give students a background on 3 volved In an exciting enterprise unlike veloped now that will please both you Joyner maintains the district has to "This year, we’re seeing a and time needed to register stu­ the works of the country’s most plan in all of this,” he said of the anything you have ever attempted.. Al­ and the other parties involved. have in order to finance the project. turnaround” dents Paterna slad. proaching capacity. Meisel said. In good spirits though you will have to feel your way, famous writers, she said. The 27 accident and the delayed ARIES (March 21-April 10) Rather than Two town directors today praised Naab said today he would like to The total student population of “ We’re approaching the point you'll still manage It with extraordinary a decision by the Eighth Utilities H arry A. Meisel. M CC’s dean of where we are at the capacity of students in the class will read the LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ella trip. skill. lock yourself into a definite schedule to­ see the portion of the sewer that will the state’s 12 community colleges day, you and the person with whom . ■. Board of Directors to postpone bids student affairs, attributed the in­ utilization of space,” he said. “ It works of American writers such as Fitzgerald, “the First Lady of LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Oct. 23) Sometimes serve new commercial develop­ also is up. with eight community you'll be Involved will have more fun en­ -'fo r construction of a major sewer crease to the community college’s could be conceivable that we’ll John Steinbeck, Samuel Clemens Song,” is in fair condition and It’s necessary to switch horses In mid­ ment in Buckland started as soon as colleges showing increases. Mohe- gaging In Impromptu activities. low tuition. MCC charges In-state outgrow the new space within a few and Robert Frost. good ‘spirits despite being hospi­ Warwick honored stream. Discard an old, unworkable until after the Nov. 3 town election. possible, but he said the North Main gan Community College in Norwich TAURUS (April 20-May 20) An unex­ students $354 per semester or 897.50 There are about 180 courses talised for more than a month by plan for newer and better Ideas. Know ; Town Director Geoffrey Naab Street section was to have been showed the greatest increase, state years” If that does happen, the NEW YORK (AP) - Singer pected development today could create ' said he was gratified by Monday's per course. Out-of-state students college would have to expand or offered at the high school, Brooks complications from diabetes. where to look for romance and you'll built first, and the town and district officials said. Dionne Warwick has been ho­ a more lucrative arrangement for you ’ decision. Mayor Barbara B. Wein­ pay 81.017 for a full semester and restrict admissions. Meisel said. said. Her doctors haven't said when find II. The Astro-Qraph Matchmaker where your work or career is con­ disagree on how it should be built. There are many reasons for the nored by the city for raising more set Instantly reveals which signs are ro­ berg said she feels the district took 8306 per course. the 6S-year-old Jazz singer will be cerned. Move on It swiftly. Weinberg said she fears contrac­ upturn at MCC, Patema said, than 61 million for AIDS mantically perfect for you. Mall 82 to .. a wise course. tors might well be concerend that “ The cost of higher education has able to return to her Beverly Hills GEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) Spur-of-the- including the college admissions research. Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. During the Eighth District's the sewer authority might change office’s expanded hours. The school Increased,” he said. “ The oppor­ home, but she has been gratified Box 91428, Cleveland, OH, 44101- moment happenings could bring a wel­ City officials on Tuesday sere­ come ray of sunshine Into your life to­ ■ monthly meeting Monday, four of while the project is in progress. had walk-in registration four days tunity to attend college the first two Blood Pressure by messages from her friends and 3428. ■- the district directors voted against naded Miss Warwick at City Hall SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Someone day. Approach all of your Involvements |fans, said Cedars-Sinai Medical with an optimistic attitude. inviting bids for the installation Screening by Nurse Plaza with a slightly off-key you have treated considerately recently FREE Center spokesman Ron Wise. rendition of "That’s What has been trying to figure out a way to CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) You can ac­ before the election. That election “She was pleased people were complish a lot of little things today that Ti^HURSDAY Friends Are For.” All royalties reciprocate. Today this person might will include questions to voters on Parkadt Haatth Brand responding to her illness by you have neglected to finish In the past. from the song were donated to have an answer. . the proposed town and district Tliiio: 6 to 0 It sending her cards to show their Dedicate yourself to the completion of agreement on sewer and fire acquired im m une deficiency syn­ SACUTTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) each job. The great Liggett Pirkade MAX EPA Capsalas concern,” Wise said Tuesday. Bright, articulate companions will serve . service. drome research. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Bright Ideas that 1000 Ullllgrams Doctors treated Miss Fitzge­ as stimulants today to trigger your own Director Ellen Bums, one of the Pharmacy Miss Warwick was honored in flash Into your head today will be worth 100'$ or 200's rald for pain and swelling in her creative processes. In conversational four directors who opposes the American Sponsored In the Intereet Washington on Monday and exchanges, each person will say things exploring. Try to act on them Immedi­ right foot, but Wise said her ately, but If you can't, do something , agreement, voted against taking of Community Qood named "Ambassador of Health” that will help the other. condition is not life-threatening. about them as soon as possible. bids now. as did District President Health by:______by Secretary of Health Otis CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) A Miss Fitzgerald, known for her unique opportunity of a fleeting nature VIRQO (Aug. 23-S«pt. 22) There are ' Walter Joyner. Lorraine Boutin. cover-up Bowen. strong indications that there may be a Parkado Health improvisatlonal “scat" singing Is within your grasp today. II you are not - and Willard Marvin. Directors “ A ll of the things I ’ve been able sudden shift In financial trends today. style, has recorded more than 250 alert and observant, however, you ' Samuel Longest, Joseph Tripp, and ‘ & to accomplish, I wouldn’t have This favorable switch will aim you to­ ' Thomas Landers voted in favor. albums and won ll Grammy could fall to appreciate Its value. Nulrltlon Center been able to do without people like ward the profit column. awards in a career spanning Joyner and John D. LaBelle Jr., you who care,” the singer told the I more than four decades. district legal counsel, advised crowd Tuesday. against going forward on the I COVER QIRL — Jessica Hahn Is the cover subject for the Current Quotations grounds that the district may run r Made in the U.S. November Issue of Playboy magazine. In an Interview with into difficulty financing the sewer Playboy, she says she "hated every second" of a 1980 Files for divorce project. In addition, contractors NEW YORK (AP) - Miss “The U.S. shall receive a in the Persian Gulf is (Ayatollah may be reluctant to bid when there NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - America, Kaye Lani Rae Rafko, sexual encounter with former PTL chief Jim Bakker. proper response for this abominal Ruhollah) Khomeini and the ■ is a question over which govern­ Th e wife of Jam es Neal, a law yer has acquired a new wardrobe of act.” — President All Khamenei government of Iran.” — Presi­ ment will be the sewer authority, who successfully defended direc­ 61 outfits — everything from wardrobe. “I just know what a of Iran, resix>nding before the dent Reagan who said he was not the two contended. TtlakOUaJsYOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP rib and injuries to other ribs tor John Landis in the "Twilight U.N. General Assembly to the worried about Iranian threats to But Longest and Tripp argued 9 Jogging pants to cocktail dresses white uniform costs and that’s suffered in a fall in a Tokyo hotel 757 Main Street, Downtown Manchester Zone” manslaughter trial, has — and every stitch of it was made $40," she said. U.S. helicopter attack on the Iran avenge the U.S. attack. that the North Main Street portion room. filed for divorce. in the United States. Maria Smith, a spokeswoman A jar. of the sewer, the first section that The treatment for the 68-year- Neal. 58, was a Watergate The fall, winter and holiday for the Made in the U.S.A. would be built under the district old Graham was completed Mon­ prosecutor and also prosecuted “ Warnings don’t make sense at rd wardrobe was provided by the council, said the retail value of plan, is long overdue. Landers said day after 10 days, a clinic former Teamsters president that point in time. You want to Lottery that if bids are invited within a Crafted With Pride in the U.S.A. the fall wardrobe was more than spokeswoman said. Doctors ad­ Jim m y Hoffa on Jury tampering stop it and we did.” — R ear Adm . - couple of weeks, and bidders are Anniversary Sale 610,000. 33 Council, a Miss America pageant vised him to “significantly re­ charges. He also defended Elvis Harold J. Bemsen, commander given a month to prepare thelrblds, sponsor. In the spring. Miss Connecticut daily duce his schedule” for the next Presley’s doctor, George of the U.S. Middle East Force, the election would be over before Rafko will get to pick another 61 Billy Graham OK several weeks, she said. Nichopoulos. who said Iranians had dropped Tuesday: 522 any decision on awarding a con­ outfits, one from each m em ber of . The injuries forced Graham Victoria Jackson, 32, who m ar­ six mines before the Iran Ajar Play Four: 2469 tract has to be made. 2 0 % > O F F 8 the council. ROCHESTER, Minn. (AP) - and his wife, Ruth, to call off a was attacked;_____ Before she cast what turned out to ried Neal in 1985, is president and Miss Rafko, a registered nurse Evangelist B illy G raham has visit to China. He said he hoped to chief executive officer of Diesel Tuesday Lotto: be the deciding vote, Bums said September 23-30 from Monroe, Mich., said she had “The only one who has contrib­ finished outpatient treatment at reschedule the visit next spring. Sales and Service Co. of Nash­ simply, ” I'm against It; we should no idea of the retail value of her uted to the explosive tendencies 5, 11, 20, 31, 39, 40 the Mayo Clinic for a fractured “ I am convinced that God has a ville. wait until after the election.” - The town and the district dis­ All Girls - Sizes 4-14 agree about engineering for the All Boys/Youth - Sizes 4-20, Huskies Manclieeter Herald : project. 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Wed,, 601, Manchester, 06040. ; said. ■ ■■■" X' ’ 1 Connecticut in B vie$ ‘Armpif feud leads U.S./WorU In Brief SAT maintains its baffiing mystique c Man admits , fraud By Lee Mltgang to Bridgeport contest sons come from the U.S. Depart­ Burger says Bork not extremist The Associated Press Total SAT Score Averages 1967-1987 H A R T F O R D — A S4-year>old Bristol man has pleaded guilty to ment of Education as they have the income tax evasioit and Social Security fraud in U.S. District W A S H IN G T O N — Form er (Thief Justice W airen E . Burger, in past few years. (The College Board BRIDGEPORT (AP) - There and l^sitora Commission. The two NEW YORK — SAT averages Court. an unusual Senate appearance on behalf of a Supreme Court counsels against such compari­ 8 are contests that promote fantasy visitors are expected to spend a possess a seemingly unmatched George S. Sitka entered the guilty plea Tuesday, the day Jury nominee, said today, "If Judge Bork is not in the mainstream sons, yet dutifully provides the vacatlMis to Hawaii, Paris and weekend here in October, but the then neither am I.” ability to confuse the public, statistics each year.) selection w as to begin in his case. Sitka admitted to using more now, believe It not, Bridgeport. exact date has not been selected, bedevil educators, and set off gales The white-haired Burger, holding a small book with the words Would anyone care to argue, for than 70 fictitious names to conceal his business income a ^ other The Bridgeport Fantasy contest Levine said Tuesday. of criticism even when the test of the (Tonstitution in his hands, told the Senate Judiciary example, that children in Missis­ income, which included dividends, stock profits, rental income was bom because a newspaper results hardly change, as in the past b Bahoosh wrote in his essay, Committee over and over that Robert H. Bork is not an extremist. sippi, who averaged 487 verbal and and real estate sales, said U.S. Attorney Stanley Twardy. columnist in Middletown, N.Y., two years. “ Picnics in a Held of waist high 521 math in 1987, are getting better Sitka, who operated a chemical cleaner manufacturing called Connecticut’s largest city, Speaking off the cuff. Burger said he has never seen a The 1987 Scholastic Aptitude Test wildflowers? Tdifng lies by fire­ confirmation hearing "with more hype and more schooling than Connecticut youngs­ company, also admitted to not filing personal income tax forms, “ the armpit of New England” after results released Tuesday by the ters who averaged 439 verbal and nor paying federal income taxes since 1067, Twardy said. Money magazine ranked Bridge­ light in the midst of cascading disinformation.” College Board barely fluctuated a mountains? Slipping upstream, an­ He said he initially didn’t think it would be necessary to testify 473 math? The difference, of Sitka, who will be sentenced Nov. 2, fhces up to 10 years in port as the 37th best place to live in from the previous year. Math course, has to do with the fact that kles icy, sun soaking into your for Bork because the nominee was so well qualified. But he added prison and a $15,000 fine. the country — directly ahead of scores, graded on a scale of 200-800, 69 percent of Connecticut high tanned shoulders? Hah! No way. that "when the opposition mounted, I sent a message that I would Middletown, N.Y., which was averaged 476, up a point from 1986. school seniors take the SAT, This is allergy season. Send me be available.” ranked 38th. Verbal averages were down a point, compared with the 3 percent of TI Leonard Grimaldi, an aide to someplace where nothing grows. Burger didn’t say what he was referring to when he mentioned at 430. L’Ambiance report is finished Send me to Bridgeport.’’ Mississippians who mostly make mad Bridgeport Mayor Thomas W. "disinformation” but he gave a robust defense of Boric when Sen. To fully appreciate why educa­ up the academic cream of the Grimaldi and Levine agreed that tors from the U.S. secretary of acte BRIDGEPORT — The National Bureau of Standards’ report on Bucd fired off a letter to the Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., noted that opponents insist Bork is not student population. columnist saying one reason the winner will visit the city, ve education on down would greet this mov the L’Ambiance Plaza collapse is completed and will be sent to in the mainstream of judicial thought. "The more kids that take the test, Bridgeport was a great city was his impressions to Levine, and apparent non-event with torrents of the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration this the greater the variety of students firel because the columnist didn't live levine will write a column on It. anxious opinion, it might help to week or early next week, the chief bureau investigator said. Meanwhile, the city is busily and the lower the scores. In small Th there. Grimaldi said columnist House OKs $3.5 million for contras imagine how Wall Street would states, only about 5 percent of the “ My guess is it will be released (to the public by OSH A) in early Mike Levine was like Paul New­ preparing a weekend for the lucky greet the release of the Dow Jones that minorities and women still local October," Charles G. Culver said ’Tuesday. winner. The winners will stay at the aged 416 math and 364 verbal, the students take the test and they’re man, who was accused of once WASHINGTON — The House voted today to give $3.5million in industrial average if it came out but have far to go in closing the gap board reported. Students with the ones applying to Ivy League whei Culver, an engineer in the bureau’s Center for Building Bridgeport Hilton, see a show at the calling Bridgeport an armpit. "humanitarian" aid to Nicaragua’s contra rebels and Speaker once a year. with white students who averaged family incomes of $70,000 or more schools,” said Fred Moreno, a Technology in Gaithersburg, Md., said the 314-page report city’s Cabaret Theater and take a meei “We, in Bridgeport, areii;tmad Jim Wright said it probably will be the last U.S. aid ever provided To Education Secretary William 447 on the verbal section in 1987 and averaged 523 math, 471 verbal. College Board spokesman. s ferry to Port Jefferson, which is on identifies "the most probable” cause of the collapse. He would at you, Mike,” Grimaldi’sle tte r to the rebels. J. Bennett, the scores showed that 489 on the math. arra Long Island. Still, (br sheer confusion and Perhaps the only, sure byproduct not go into detail. said. “ In fact, we invite you to visit school reform "has not gone deep The lawmakers, on a voice vote, approved ground rules for Test critics, many of whom who misrepresentation, nothing quite of this annual statistical bonanza is Th Culver said the report lists various factors that contributed to we can show you a city enough.” would gleefully attend the SAT’s “I think the greatest part of this debate on a 41-day stopgap spending measure to keep the rivals the annual state-by-state this: the accompanying debate and the collapse of the building on April 23, which killed 28 men. rediscovered. But we ask that you To the College Board, which then thing is they’re putting him on a government running past the end of the current fiscal year on funeral, blame the race and sex comparisons of SAT averages. confusion nourishes the SAT's don’t stay permanently. We suspect sponsors the college entrance exam He said the report deals with Just the technical aspects and does ferry and getting him out of the Sept. 30. The contra aid money was included in the,ground rules. disparities primarily on test bias. Take the example of South enduring mystique among stu­ itsell that Bridgeport is such a great taken by 1.1 million youngsters, the not address the question of who was responsible for the disaster. city,” Levine said in a telephone Final passage of the spending measure, which would keep all (Allege Board President Donald M. Carolina, once again dead-last dents, educators and the general 1987 results were a welter of Bu place to live because Mike Levine interview on Tuesday. other government agencies and programs running at current Stewart terms this criticism among the states with a verbal SAT public. and Paul Newman don't live here.” Levine, who said he has only good-news-bad-news. "simple-minded,” and unleashed a average of 397, and a math average E in th levels through Nov. 10, was expected to come later in the day. The That the SAT is under siege from The two agreed to the Bridgeport passed through Bridgeport, said he Good, because the scores could barrage of statistics Tuesday to measure then would be sent to the Senate for further action. of 435. That state has spent critics suggests its continued im­ are! Language gap afails murder case Fantasy contest where readers agreed to the contest because it easily have been worse given the show that the quality of curriculum, hundreds of millions since 1984 and The contra aid money had been worked out in a bipartisan portance, certainly not its immi­ The I would write a SO-word essay either would be fun. He said his columns sharp increase in those taking the among other things, are to blame. passed a myriad of reform mea­ STAMFORD — The arraignment of Leon Valencia, 26, of agreement between Wright, D-Texas, and House Republican nent demise as an academic on why they want to visit Bridge­ were originally meant to pick on test — 80,000 more than 1988. But statistics showing SAT scores sures trying to upgrade schools. Leader Robert Michel of Illinois. measurement tool. Anyone doubt­ W1 Norwalk, who is charged with murdering a homeless man in a port. or on what else Mike Levine surveys that rank the best places to Good, because blacks and other much higher among males than So should South Carolinians hang ing that should talk to the legions of mov wheelchair, has been postponed. and Paul Newman have in live. minorities continued to improve females, and higher among whites their heads? Maybe not, consider­ parents willing to spend $500 or The arraignment' in Stamford Superior court was postponed common. "Middletown has good neighbor­ scores at a relatively rapid clip. than other ethnic groups, and rising ing that combined math-verbal belo more for private SAT coaching Tuesday after Valencia requested an interpreter and the court ‘ ' Readers of this column get to vie hoods. but if you’re talking about Fumes spread through U.S. embassy Average verbal scores among consistently with family income, bent scores in South Carolina went up a firms. could not immediately provide one. The arraignment has been for the crown Jewel of all giveaways the 38th best place — that’s kind of Jjlacks have risen 21 points, to 351, will keep the test bias argument relatively sharp 6 points from 1986. P acoii CANBERRA, Australia — Noxious fumes spread through the since 1977, and 20 points, to 377, in rescheduled for Thursday. \ — an overnight stay in Bridge­ ridiculous.” he said. AP photo raging for at least another year. Then again, it probably makes If they are worth all this fuss, mor Valencia, who first told police he was from Rome but later said port.” Levine wrote in a recent He aiso said Middletown and U.S. Embassy today when batteries powering an electric math. Students with annual family sense to ignore state comparisons they must be important. Mustn’t he was from Medellin, Colombia, is charged with murder in tn^e column. Bridgeport have some things in generator malfunctioned, and 14 people were hospitalized But not good at all, considering - incomes of less than $10,000 aver­ entirely, even when such compari­ they? "I death of Richard Elliot, 76, who was severely beaten Sept. 14. The con tesr~tS '~«K era^ the common aithough Bridgeport is Coonskin cap briefly, an embassy spokesman said. winner will arrive nextmSiinr, more than five times larger. He Richard Teare, deputy head of the embassy mission, denied Wall Elliot died on Sept_15Jn Norwalk Hospital. Sheer! Daggett, 9, aresidentoftheMashantucketPequot Valencia ^ ras^rest^ the night of the beating and is being held The winner. Jim Bahoosh. and a said Middletown has a lack of early reports that ^yere was a fire at the building, ing( guest will visit Bridgeport compli­ on $500,000 bond ar the Community Correctional Onter in affordable housing, as does Indian reservation In Ledyard, lets a raccoon named "A couple of batteriesatterie took on too much charge and began Trip ments of the Bridgeport Convention Bridgeport. Bridgeport. Bandit play on her head on the reservation last week. expelling too much fumes,” he told The Associated Press by Ortega announces partial cease-fire Han Elliot was apparently a homeless man who lived on the streets telephone. else' of Westport. EUiotjrefus^dto stay in the town's homeless shelter. Teare said 14 people were hospitalized for about two hours as a MANAGUA, Nicaragua — The on concrete actions to make known in a telephone interview. think a unilateral cease-fire will be precaution. They included seven staff members, a U.S. Marine leftist government has announced the first zones where the cease-fire The government said Radio Ca­ enough,’’ he said. “ Both parties will If Bolton prof Joins in Dodd’s seminar who helped evacuate the building and six firefighters. rough details of a partial truce in its will be declared.” tolica could reopen immediately. It have to agree.” betti war against the U.S.-backed contra He said soldiers would be with­ was forced off the air Jan. 1, 1986, Nicaragua was the first country citiz AIDS threatens New Haven men rebels, and said an influential drawn to designated areas as a step for failing to broadcast Ortega’s to form a National Reconciliation Bv Lee Roderick chief of staff to the commander in interview. “ The biggest threat Emily kills 2 in Dominican Republic opposition radio station could re­ toward a total cease-fire with the year-end address. Commission, as required by the NEW H AVEN — One in 10 black men in New Haven from 20 to Scripps League Newspapers charge of. revolutionary forces comes from the possibiiity that a sume broadcasting. contra rebels, who have been The Sandinista government, peace pact. The commission is 49 years old may carry AIDS antibodies, according to estimates during the Hungarian uprising SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic — Hurricane Emily terrorist could start a nuclear war A top contra leader reacted fighting his government since 1982. which came to power in a 1979 charged with verifying compliance by epidemiologists at the state Department of Health Services. WASHINGTON - A two-day three decades ago. He was severely hit the southern Dominican Republic early today with 110 mph today. So the nuclear weapons of cautiously to the cease-fire prop­ In Washington, White House revolution, agreed Saturday to and is headed by one of the "That means they have been infected by the disease and may seminar sponsored by Sen. Chris­ wounded but reached the West winds, killing two children and injuring two other people. other countries also should be osal, while Reagan administration spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said: allow La Prensa to publish. The government’s strongest critics. eventually come down with it,” said Dr. Frederick Adams, topher Dodd, D-0»nn., ended 'Tues­ through Austria as the revolution The storm, which was downgraded to tropical storm status brought into the process.” officials dismissed it as “ A unilateral cease-fire is mean­ paper was closed June 26, 1986, a Cardinal Miguel Obando y Bravo, day afternoon for about 100 Connec­ was crushed by Soviet forces. commissioner of health services. “ In a worst-case situation, one when its winds weakened to 70 mph, exited over the northwestern “ meaningless.” ingless without conditions.” He day after the U.S. Qingress ap­ head of the Roman Catholic Church ticut contributors and other Following a presentation by two in every 10 (black) males in New Haven could die of AIDS. That is Janos, who has two sons and two part of the island of Hispaniola, which the Dominican Republic The announcements about a said cease-fire negotiations must proved $100 million in aid for the In Nicaragua. supporters of the senator. noted defense experts — Paul a generation decimated." daughters, aiso was interested in and Haiti share. truce and Radio Catholfca, the involve the contras — a demand the rebels. The Sandinistas also have per­ TI 'The Capitol Hill event, held for Warnke, arms control adviser to Two in every 100 white male New Haven residents in the 20-49 educational issues discussed dur­ Em ily toppled trees and telephone polls and drove families Roman Catholic Church’s official Sandinistas have rejected. The Sandinistas have pledged to mitted two banished priests to the third time by Dodd, gave his President Carter, and Brent Scow- ma< age category may be AIDS carriers, according to Dr. James ing the seminar. The president of from their homes in low-lying areas near Santo Domingo, the broadcast voice, were the latest Alfonso Robelo, a top anti- comply fully with the peace plan return to the country. Including the constituents an opportunity to hear croft, national security adviser to dow Hadler, chief of epidem iology In the state health agency. the Equitable Financial Cos., John capital of the Dominican Republic. aimed at compliance with a new Sandinista rebel leader, said in signed Aug. 7 by the presidents of Rev. Bismarck Carballo, the and exchange views with such President Ford — Decsy said he Lan The estimates emerged from a statewide tracking of acquired Carter, for example, said by the Central American peace plan. In Honduras that Ortega’s move may Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatem­ former head of Radio Catolica, who figures as Alan Greenspan, new “ wholeheartedly” supports the the past month, Nicaragua has be aimed at dividing the contras by ala, Costa Rica and Honduras. was one of the government’s most 2 ont immune deficiency syndrome in the general population, Adams turn of the century’ 23 miiiion jobs Federal Reserve Board chairman: new U.S.-Soviet agreement to elim­ said earlier this week. He said the figure for New Haven is high could be left unfilled because of Blaggi refuses to give up seat allowed two banished priests to sowing confusion in their ranks. The pact calls for cease-fires, vocal critics. Republican and Democratic lead­ inate medium- and shorter-range deli Americans lacking the skills to do return and has said it will allow the Political opposition leaders in amnesties, democratic reforms Last week, Ortega announced his because of the prevalence of intravenous drug abuse’and the ers of the Senate; Jody Powell, nuclear weapons. NEW YORK — Rep. Mario Biaggi, a former hero cop and U practice of sharing needles. them. opposition newspaper La Prensa to Nicaragua adopted a wait-and-see and an end to strategic and tactical government would begin a "na- former presidential press secre­ Warnke and Scowcroft also sup­ 20-year member of Congress, vowed to remain in office while he re-open without censorship. attitude. support of insurgencies. tlonal dialogue” with representa­ exp tary: and top arms control experts. port the treaty, while saying its Carter said that this summer four fights his conviction on charges he illegally accepted free Ortega also has appointed a “ It’s clever," said Enrique Bola- 'Those and other measures are to tives of all internal opposition citii This has been very useful and value is seriously limited because New York banks offered 250 jobs to vacations from a Brooklyn political boss. leading critic to head a National nos, head of the private enterprise take effect simultaneously in the political parties and organizations me< Wethersfield vote bans pit bulls well-balanced, with really heavy the huge arsenal of intercontinental high school graduates. “ The only "The jury convicted me of tipping," Biaggi, 69, said after Reconciliation Commission and organization known as Cosep. “ But five countries on Nov. 9, 90 days on Oct. 5. guns involved.” said Janos Decsy missiles on both sides could still hit requirement was that they had to Tuesday’s verdict in federal court in Brooklyn. " I ’m not a waiter. has said his government would a unilateral cease-fire is difficult to TI WETHERSFIELD — The City Council has adopted the first after the plan was signed. of Bolton, a professor of Soviet and all the targets now threatened by pass an eighth-grade math test,” he I’m a congressman. I will continue to be a congressman.” begin talks with internal opposition work out because you need the President Reagan has called the pari ordinance in the state banning pit bulls. European history at Greater Hart­ the shorter-range weapons. 3 said. "Three hundred kids applied The Bronx Democrat was convicted of illegally accepting groups. consent of the other side.” peace plan “ fatally flawed” and is The ordinance, adopted Monday, prohibits anyone int own unit ford Community College. "All other nuclear weapons for the jobs but only 100 passed the gratuities, crossing state lines to do so, and obstructing Justice. "W e are going to go in a gradual Bolanos and Social Christian asking Congress to approve an from owning or possessing "any such dog known as the American JANOS DECSY Decsy. a native of Hungary, was L i should also be brought into focus math test and were hired. The other Former Brooklyn Democratic boss Meade Esposito, 80, was way,” Ortega said about the truce Party leader Erick Ramirez said additional $270 million in aid for the Pit Bull" after Oct. 1, 1987. . . In Washington a professor there before becoming now,” Janos, 59, said in an 150 jobs went unfilled.” convicted with him of gratuity and interstate travel charges. proposal at a news conference the reopening of Radio Catolica and contras. set I Two licensed pit bulls in town would be able to remain in town The jury found both men innocent of the more serious^charges Tuesday. " I t ’s the first concrete the opposition newspaper La Pre­ Costa Rican President Oscar Altl as long as they don’t change owners. of bribery and conspiracy. step to move ahead in the cease-fire nsa represented the restoration of Arias, author of the peace plan, said Wal About 40 communities across the country have passed or are process.” freedoms taken away. during a visit to Washington that beei considering pit bull bans or restrictions. Bills aim to protect marine life He did not specify a timetable for “ They were silenced by a totalit­ any cease-fire would have to be G A F F N E Y ’S Joy Elizabeth Bailey, a Clinton resident and vice president of the INDOOR ARCHERY RANGE the plan but said; “ We are working arian dictatorship,” Ramirez said negotiated to be effective. “ I don’t WASHINGTON (AP) - Worried many commerciai. recreational In addjtipn, Studds revised the Man kills himself after rampage American Pit Bull Terrier Club on New England, said she would A PRO SHOP Bur challenge the Wethersfield ordinance in court. about ocean pollution that kills and military vessels. The Senate measurOTastsure'rai week to impose the CORSICANA, Texas — A man neighbors called "Rambo” T thousands of fish, seabirds and Foreign Relations Committee is same restrictions on Navy and 2$4 M«rrow Rd (Rt. 105) Toftand. CT 06064 stuffed ammunition into his combat fatigues and then went on a seei marine mammals each year, a expected to vote on the treaty itseif Coast Guard ships within five shooting rampage, killing four people, including his wife and House committee unanimously W^nesday. 872-3029 years, barring war or other na­ himself, and two of his pit bull dogs, police said. unti Yale nurses get 14 percent raise passed two bills to protect marine "This past summer was a disas­ tional emergency. If they cannot WALLPAPER SALE dis( The gunman, Frank Stewart, 37, also told acquaintances he life. ter for coastal regions like ours.” comply, military officials would killed three people last week in Missouri, police said. con NEW HAVEN — Registered nurses working on in-patient The House Merchant Marine and said Rep. William J. Hughes, a have to explain to Congress why not “ Everything he said he did is true so far, so this may be, too,” floors at Yale-New Haven Hospital will receive a 14 percent raise Fisheries Committee on Tuesday Democrat who represents resort and provide an alternate schedule. Dir starting Oct. 5, a hospital administrator said. approved and sent to the floor a towns along the New Jersey shore. Navy officials, who had said it Detective Dwayne Hensley said. SAVIN(;S o tp Employees in the allied health fields, such as medical measure to ban the dumping of "People left the seashore -in would take 20 years to stop their Among those gunned down Tuesday afternoon was Stewart’s ex-boss and the boyfriend of Stewart’s estranged wife, police B technology and physical therapists, will recieve pay increases plastic garbage at sea and another droves” because of plastic throwa­ plastic-dumping practices, origi­ and from 4 percent to 14 percent, said Edward J. Dowling, vice to severely restrict tin-based paints ways and other garbage that nally balked at the five-year said. I P TO % president for human resdurces. used by boat owners to keep hulls polluted the sea and shoreline. amendment and asked Rep. Cha­ 50 the After the increase, starting pay for nurses will be $26,000, free of barnacles. The Studds measure would ban rles Bennett, D-Fla., to fight for a pro Scientists testified at a series of • Hunting and Targat Equlpmant Migrants demand government aid probably the highest in the area, Dowling said on Tuesday. the disposal of plastic trash by U.S.-' Navy exemption. But Bennett said • Salaa • Sarvica • Laaiona • Laaguaa Ii congressional hearings this commercial and recreational ves­ A nationwide nursing shortage has hurt staffing levels at state Tuesday that Navy officials, re­ YAKIMA, Wash. — The state’s record apple crop still on the summer that both the paint and sels worldwide and the dumping by disi hospitals. buffed at the subcommittee level, trees has left thousands of migrant workers in the lurch, and they plastic trash problems have proven foreign vessels within 200 miies of "now feel they can live with it.” dec Dowling said the pay increaes are "intended to recognize the are demanding government aid for food and shelter until the lethal for a wide range of marine the U.S. coast. Piastic trash floating on the I type of people we need to recruit and maintain." iife. long-delayed harvest begins. The disposal of most other The hospital employs about 1.200 nurses. ocean surface annually kills an The plastic dumping bill, written garbage would be banned within 12 estimated 1 million seabirds and Unseasonably warm weather has stalled the nation’s largest by Rep. Gerry E. Studds, D-Mass., miles of shore, expanding the 100.000 marine mammals that apple harvest at least until next week, and migrant workers N O W ^ Mon —Fri 6-10 p m. / Sat. 10 am-t 30p«n running out of money and patience blame the state Apple would implement domestically an current three-mile limit. Finely mistake the objects for food or DNwenoiist 1*0 4 10 EiH ea nt las. 7/io mi. Commission for recruiting too many workers. State S A T scores dip from 1986 international agreement barring ground garbage could be dumped become entangl^ in them, accord­ laaguaa sfarr Sapr idih, Lettont on Sar. the practice, which is common on three miles from shore. ing to a subcommittee report. ^agaa 6 & over) ^ "They want work or enough money to eat and go back home,” HARTFORD —• The average Connecticut student's score on the ______y said Tomas Villanueva, president of the United Farmworkers of T Scholastic Aptitude Test was down by one point this year Washington State, as hundreds of migrant workers demon­ app compared with 1986, according to state Education Commissioner L.l. Sound study funded strated Tuesday at the Yakim a County Courthouse. Lox Gerald N. Tirozzi. 9 Joe REAL But the commissioner said there was some encouraging news, WASHINGTON (AP) — A Senate Researcher at the Naional Oceaic Senate weighs Gramm-Rudman law It that 74 percent of the 1987 Connecticut graduates — the highest subcommittee has agreed to spend and Atmopheric Administration corl percentage in the nation — had taken the exam. The national $1 million to continue the federal are trying to determine how the ESTATE WASHINGTON — The Senate today began debate on restoring government’s environmental study toxic matierlas circulate and where prei average is 40 percent, he said. e'l'? the muscle of mandatory spending cuts to the Gramm-Rudman of the Long Island Sound. they originate. The project includes dea He said that was "an encouraging sign since it means that more deficit reduction law, with supporters saying it was the best plan The provision, drafted by Sen. measuring toxic levels in fish and' TODAY con students are considering going to college.” He said it was the Lowell P. Weicker Jr., R-Conn„ sediment. By Carl A. Zinsser they could get. thel sixth consecutive year that Connecticut had the highest “ It’s time that the federal government began to live within its and approved Tuesday by the "The problems aren’t going a way Carl A. Zinsser Agency L participation rate in the country. Senate Appropriations commerce unless we are consistent with means,” said Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, chairman of the any The tests, which measure mathematical and verbal skills, are subcommittee, would continue Investments of time and money,” It .m Senate Finance Committee. sur| one criterion used in applying to college. funding for a year-old study of toxic Weicker said in a prepared "This conference report sends a signal that Congress is really moi On the verbal test, the average Connecticut score was 439, serious about reducing the deficit. And that message is long chemicals in the sound. statement. W compared with 440 in 1986. The math average also dipped one HOW MUCH CAN YOU AFFORD? overdue,” he said. "C learly, it’ s better than what we’ve been doing, said Sen. Noi point; 473, compared with 474 last year. Before you lU rt to look for a home, il’i important to be able to know Bob Packwood of Oregon, the senior Republican on the panel. His NOTICE how much you can afford to spend. First, consider the amount you can pay Dm* to a pkono compaay orror, tbo followiRg littiRf The House voted Tuesday night to approve strengthening the ash for housing each month. Then you can weigh the pros and cons o f the many stre was omittiNi la tbo pboao book. mortgage options available, such as fised rate and adjustable rate loans. legislation that lawmakers hope will guide the federal Teen sentenced In fatal auto crash government out of an era of massive budget deficits. N As a general rule, monthly housii^ coats should be no more than 28% 7 one VERNO N — An 18-year-old Windham High School student DR. LOREN J. SCHNEIDER o f your monthly pre-tax income. This includes the mortgage payment, real SOOIATWtT Is hi convicted in an auto accident that killed three people has been estate taxes, and insurance. If you do have long term debts (student Im u s , sentenced to 2'A years in prison by a Superior Court Judge. DISEASES S SUROERV OF THE FOOT S ANKLE Hahn says Bakker ruined her life reel car payments, or anything else that will take more than six months to Con Judge Michael A. Mack could have sentenced Constantino • ADULT 6 CHILDREN'S FOOT AILMENTS repay), debt service plus housing costs should be less than 36% o f your CHARLOTTE. N.C. (AP) - Jessica Hahn in a Playboy Loukas to 15 years in prison in connection with the October 1986 • DIABETICS, ARTHRITIS 6 POOR CIRCULATION pre-tax monthly income. interview says she was told "you’re going to do something son accident. • BUNIONS, HAMMER TOES, HEEL PAIN. ETC. $ tremendous for God” before Jim Bakker and another evangelist Country can Loukas, of Willimantic, was driving his Chevrolet Camaro at • DISEASES OF THE SKIN Your monthly payments can buy varying amounts o f house, depending forced themselves on her sexually and "ruined my life.” Remember Every Wallcovering On Sale U about 80 mph while racing with another vehicle on Route 6 in • SPORTS MEDICINE upon which mortgage option you select. Usually an adjustable rate mortgage " I am not a bim bo.... I am a human being. I was done in. I was at mei Columbia, when his vehicle collided with a car driven by Roy J. • FOOT 6 ANKLE INJURIES plan will enable you to qualify for a higher joan amount. Your Realtor can hurt,” she declared in the interview, which includes topless Style non Haggan, 60, of Willimantic. • FOOT GROWTHS

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Call Century 21 Epstein 647-8895. move their meetings out of the district 1 firehouse to a better place. was on trail The primary reason for considering a new ,oL‘ X* Zj£ * Put Num ber 1 location is that handicapped persons, those in of arms deal to work for youf EAST HARTFORD - Oversized 7 room Raised wheelchairs, for instance, cannot attend Ranch, 3 bedrooms, oversized living room, and meetings of the directors unless they make s dining room, large recreation room, 3 baths, 2 car arrangements in advance. WASHINGTON - A year before the Iran-contra O m u B t y, garage near golf course. Asking ‘ ITB.OIX). scandal rocked the Reagan administration, the The result is less citizen participation than U.S. Customs Service developed information on nrf T H E FI there should be In a political unit that prides one of the early secret arms shipments to Iran by itself on being democratic. the White House. 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When the directors find it necessary to Watergate; The plane that carried tho weapons ta move from the second floor to the garage bays O p e n F o r u m Iran overflew Turkish territory on Its way back to below — something they have done for the Israel — and peeved Turkish officials publicly identified the DC-8 and its secret route. But the benefit of handicapped citizens — the press never picked up on the Turks’ disclosure. - franchise is absolutely ludicrous. D .W .F1SH P acoustics are worse, and the interruptions are weapons to fight with, as their Com m erclal-lnvaclm cnt Com pany more annoying. Cut commissions The saddest thing of all about chemical and biological weapons This bizarre might-have-been element in the l i ± j i fe the invasion of this area by the are Just as effective and can also Iran-contra scandal was gleaned from two " I could not agree with her more,” said for realty sales plethora of out-of-state franchises confidential Customs documents we have seen. FOR SALE BLONDI be used in much smaller areas Walter Joyner, district president, comment­ is that good Manchester-area when they want. They are much The first document was written on Sept. 20,1985^ • EstaMIsked rsstaursnt with full bar To the Editor; and ipartmanl above. *195,000 I'L l. I ing on the recommendation by Margherita money is being channeled to more controllable for the Manchester *282,000 by the chief of the Customs Service’s office of SUFFIELD MY W Tripp, secretary of the Commission on thR I believe my critics have their places like Cincinnati and Hous­ Russians. intelligence, George D. Heavey. It reported that Elegant home In prestigious neigh­ Manchester Immaculate *152,900 • And IS Prime Acraa/Bradlay Area *3,340,000 borhood. New U&R built family 3 bedroom Raised Ranch with living room, formal ton. The drain is often as much as 6 Since the Russians don’t need two days earlier "the Office of Intelligence QIaalonbury Exeallant *192,900 And 1.2 Aorea with houaa and bam *250,000 Handicapped, that the district board meet heads in the sand, or worse, they dining room and a 8x16 deck oil the ceramic tiled percent of an agency’s income. atomic weapons, mutual nuclear room with skylights, antique mantel home In a greet area 3 bedroom Rancn wnn nrapiBoad elsewhere. are hypocrites. At the very time received fragmentary information... that a kitchen. Slate foyer and a barnboard panelled family living room, appllancsd kitchen opening to a nice dining ENFIELD Perhaps that money can be used to and French doors to private patio. they are defending the traditional disarmament is to their advan­ U.S.-registered DC-8 aircraft (with a crew of three) Large foyer, formal dining room room with receeaed lighting and a floor to celling area end highlighted by a first floor stone fireplaced, sunken • IS * Aorta near EnlMd Mall/ brick fireplace. Work room, vinyl siding, IVf baths, High Irafflo area. *1,250,000 If the committee Joyner named to find a lower commissions when these tage. So, the agreement will go had landed for emergency repairs in Israel directly and living room with French doors family room with recetesd lighting and built-in gorgeous 6 percent commission on home garage. better place to meet suc'ceeds, the district glorious out-of-state public rela­ through and be adhered to. That’s from Iran and was en route to an unknown leading to beautiful screened brick patio overlooking wooded, private yard with pool. 2 listings and insisting that on^ car garage. FOR LEASE citizens and its directors will benefit. cannot provide services with a tions outfits wither and die. gooi^. I am all for mutual nuclear destination.” porch. Perfect home tor entertain­ r M A N C H E m n ing. lower percentage fee, they and disamimment. But, tell me, where • Whtt/Mfe. 2Ro. tt./Naw The internal memo went on to say that even building r m/8pt1nklart *4*® aq.fi. their agencies are publicizing far Henry T. Becker do we TO from here? Golden Oaks Realty though Customs had the tail number of the DC-8, ' D.WFISH TOLLAND and wide thei r own I isting of lower the Israeli defense ministry maintained a a 4-2400 tq. It. tpaoaa/Naw building rates, some even lower than the 4 Bolton Walter W. Drew THE REALTY COM PANY w/offloa apaoe. Qraal looallon In 71 South Road "blackout on information on the aircraft.” As a Induatrlal park *5** aq. fi. And a bad one percent being charged by Golden result, the memo added, the U.S. ambassador to Oaks. Perhaps some will say. Bolton WILLINQTON WHAT Russians ready Bahrain could say little when the Iraqi ambassador • 12,000 to IT,000 aq. fi. avallabla for “ Oh. these are special listings like there "made discreet inquiries about (this and offlos, raataurant or light Induatrlal *4*« aq.fi. The directors of the Eighth Utilities District newly constructed houses!” with other arms other) flights and arms smuggling to Iran.” The Better VERNON Some, perhaps, but the listings of made a bad move Monday when they voted Visual pollution stated U.S. policy at the time was to discourage • Rt. S3 SOO/1400 tq. fi. Offloa/Ral. all the agencies in this area has To the Editor: — FREE MARKET EVALUATION - Ik *282,900 apaoe. All utliniaa Inoludad. *12“ aq. fi arms sales to Iraq’s enemy in the Persian Gulf Manchealer Impaei down a suggestion by Director Thomas Qreclout Raleed Ranch with neitawly redecorated fireplacad been showing an increasing Infects Parkade war. ELLINOTON Landers to give citizens the right to comment number of commissions under the Many years ago. Russia started living room, dining room ettd appllanced country sized • New 14,000 a. f. Ret. /Prof. Ctr. kHchen, 3 bedrooms end a 14x16 Florida roqrn. Family room Prime Rt. 83 loo. Fall ooouptnoy * 1 1 " aq. fi. 2 on the matters at hand before the directors 6 percent standard. to develop chemical and biologi­ To the Editor: Based on his sketchy information, the Customs hat full brick walled fireplace, slats entry, full bath and two % deliberate and vote. Aiso, the so-calied “ nationai cal war capability. Now. after intelligence chief came to this conclusion; a e S e n q y g , baths, 2 car garage. 243 Mein Street, Manoheeter, C T 0SO4O Under the present rules, if a citizen wants to resources” that some brag about much research, they have it well The concern with visual-verbal "Israelis have been caught ‘red-handed’ supplying REAL ESTATE SERVICES D (203) 043-4816 Iran with war material, even though they tried to CALL LEN MATYIA OR CHRIS HELLER express a view before the directors act, that are mereiy the well-publicized developed and very effective. pollution at the Manchester Par­ 643-1591 243 Main St., Manchester, CT 00040 Dally t:0»«:00 out-of-state franchises that offer They have even tested it in their hide the operation by using aircraft owned by a 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 Sat. S;0(F8:00 citizen has to ask the directors to waive their kade should extend to the dump­ 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 0W 66 ______little to Manchester-area people; invasion of Afghanistan. Just like conditions at the rear of the Nigerian airline, based in Brussels and registered meeting rules to permit it. a few seconds on national TV, a enough to prove it works but not Stop & Shop block. The long-term in the United States.” In fact, of course, the secret The result is that there is less citizen required Mickey Mouse uniform enough to gain much publicity. accumulation of unsightly litter sale of arms to Iran was a White House operation participation that there should be in a political for salespeople. To infer that local We. being the "nice” people that resembles the fringes of a poorly with Israeli cooperation. 3 residents are so stupid they would we are, would never, ever build unit that prides itself on being democratic. maintained waste area. Customs had no way of knowing it, but its HIGH CALIBRE pay $110,000 for a house worth such "bad” or “ dirty” weapons. Landers proposed that the meeting agendas Evidently the merchants adja­ puzzling intelligence information involved the $100,000 because of the razzle However, the Russians have NEW Raised Ranch of MASSIVE proportion... built set aside a special time for citizen comment. cent to this area are not assuming U.S.-approved Israeli shipment of 408 TOW dazzle provided by a foreign found that they do not need atomic cleanup responsiblity as I, in my with your bMt Interat In mind. ALL Q U A LITY Although Landers and district President anti-tank missies to Iran on Sept. 14,1985, as part of MATERIALS AND WORKMANSHIP. 7 rooms, 2V4 frequent fitness walks, have an arms-for-hostages deal. The same day, the Rev. Walter Joyner are political rivals who have never seen a maintenance crew. baths, fireplace, 2 car garage and a beautiful lot been on opposite sides of most issues recently, Benjamin Weir was released after 16 months’ with O LD STO N E WALLS. Located only 8 minutes In contrast, the Sears block, captivity in Lebanon. Joyner backed Landers. So did Director Ellen routinely maintained, is spotless. from the center of Mancheeterl $189,900. Burns. Why has this type of negligence Customs intelligence analysts were able to Real Estate Call 846-2482 ’’W E’RE SELLING HOUSESI" The four directors who voted down the idea been allowed to exist for such a provide more details on the mystery flight in a PROUD AS A PEACOCK!!! seemed to fear that meetings will drag on prolonged period (at least a memo to Commissioner William Von Raab written The builder of thin unique 7* room Colonial is WEST year) ? Isn’t there a town agency on Oct. 30,1985. The U.S.-registered DC-8 had 647-8400 giving extra atirnlion to each and every detail! BAlfl until the wee hours if there is open public that seeks such eyesores and has "departed Tabriz, Iran, with a crew of three" on TiTop quality ‘ material . and . craftsmanship - > rfeaturing V6 discussion. There is some Justification for that 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and a 150x.T30 country lot 4 Q II the authority to demand imme­ Sept. 16, the memo noted, adding; "The plane 168 Main Street, Manchester 4 1 0 9 concern. Meetings of the town’s Board of in Manchester. Call for more details. •269.900. diate correction? disappeared over Turkish air space, then arrived 31 BARBARA DRIVE, EAST HARTFORD Directors are sometimes prolonged because Fortunately, visually polluted at Tel Aviv Ben Gurion Airport for an ’emergency’ of public participation. sites are rare in Manchester and landing (due to an ’equipment mulfunction.’) ’The We’re proud to offer this OVERSIZED 6 room But setting time limits for such discussions thus not reflective of the general plane remained in Tel Aviv for about 48 hours.” FULL DORMEREO CAPE in a quiet residential neighborhood. 2 full baths, and a 27’ KITCHEN! All and limiting them to the policy matters before town environment. However, the situation demands immediate ’The memo said the incident first broke when city utilities Including gas. See It todayl *1S0’s V the directors that night should cure that C 1MT by NEA. Inc attention. Decay, if ignored, “ Turkish authorities broadcast information D problem. eventually permeates the total. concerning the DC-8, its origin and landing in In the interest of greater democracy the "Don't think of them as TAXPAYERS. Think Israel." The memo added that the information Well “ probably was made public by the ’Turkish district directors should reconsider their of tham as SHEEP that have to be Jean C. Garno Pass government as officials were displeased by the decision. SHEARED." Bolton Pass failure of the DC-8’s owners to pay the overflight •WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES" Pass fees.” ONLY ONE LEFT!!! I Noting that despite the ’Turks’ disclosure, "U.S. ATTENTION CATCHER!!! W e started with 2 but now we have just I unit •ManY»mtT press coverage was minimal,” the Customs Stately 8 room Grionial presently being built on available. Beacon Hill Condo*n • Manrhenler • Blanchard & Rossetto pretty 2.3 acre country lot in Bolton. 4 bedrooms. across from Wickham Park. 2 bedrooms, Lieberman emerging to challenge Weicker analyst suggested; 2.5 baths, 24x16 family room with a brick fire­ completely refurbished with new appliances. 646-2482 ’"The lack of press coverage may possibly be place, lots of character. *272,900. CHFA" I F A approved. *107,500.------REAL ESTATE The Senate race In Connecticut next year — as it Weicker. The chairman says Democrats will wage attributed to pressure by the State I^partment. i . P o appears now — will almost certainly be between "an expensive, first-class campaign." He has Officials... have advised the Federal Aviation Lowell Weicker, the Republican incumbent, and polling information which conrinces him that the Administration and (Customs personnel to ’forget the whole incident.” ’ ’Then, in a remarkably '"Century 21 Epstein Realty GREAT INVESTME;NT! - REALTY WORLD Joe Lieberman, the Democratic attorney general. GOP senator Is more show than substance, has (203) 649 7700 73 Wait Canlar Sirnat 9 Ba C i^ p ito l prescient observation, the analyst added; "It It shapes up already as a big-bucks, high-road been getting away with it for his entire career, and 543 North Main 8t., ManchaBtar Banolt/Ffachatta Aiaoclatai Manchatlar. C T D9040 corker. Democrats, mindful that 1988 is a can be beaten. appears the State Department may have been C o m m e n t s W E G ET RESULTS cr£ presidential election year with the Republicans "H e is very clever; 1 admire him,” Droney says suppressing this information in order to keep a nvi B y P( controversial incident from causing the U.S. and dealing from strength, admit that the Senate Bob Conrad as one politician evaluating the performance of 6 4 7 - 8 8 9 5 is i contest will be tough. But they’re going to give it another. "But we’re going to take him on. He’d Israeli governments major embarrassment.” -A DIViaiON OF THOMA8 A. aBNOIT INTBWFmaBr nlB' 4fta. D E their best shot. better be prepared to go the whole 15 rounds." BRtltm RSALTV Finally, the memo stated, "a check with CIA good Lieberman will make his formal announcement That, of course, is a tall order for Lieberman and WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION officials on U.S. involvement was negative.” nut bi any week now, and Democratic leaders would be the Democrats. Weicker goes into the race as the Caeh otfioe Independenfiy owned and operewd. Customs’ dangerously suspicious intelligence - 01 surprised if he doesn’t go for it. " I ’m definitely picture for 1988. And Lieberman is emerging as the favorite, never defeated in a career that began 25 analysts were lied to. moving in that direction," he says. one to challenge Weicker, a Greenwich millionaire years ago as first selectman of Greenwich. D E J basic, Weicker’s declaration won’t come until late who has overcome a huge deficiency in GOP Droney says his party is prepared to sink more In fact. Commissioner Von Raab was never let in registration by attracting much of the unaffiliated on the secret operation his intelligence people had th a lil November, and it is also expected to be positive. than a million dollars into the campaign. He is BOLTON *179,900. berrii almost figured out. On July 11,19M, Dale van Attr His naming Jay Malcynsky, a New Britain lawyer, voter pool in this state. aware that Weicker’s fund-raising will probably Touched by Tradition... you c Lieberman has been the most visible, activist told Von Raab the White House was smuggling Z as his campaign manager last week was the put him in that ballpark by the first of the year. stately Colonial naetled In a tread freeii strongest signal yet that he is a candidate. attorney general in recent state history. Cynics like But. says Droney. "W e’re going after this guy." arms to Iran. Von Raab replied that Von Atta’s Z lot. Large lovely rooms, 4/5 bed­ (don’t Neither man faces significant opposition, though me would say the New Haven lawyer has been information was wrong. “ rooms. Generous dining room, using] Incredibly. Weicker may be facing his fourth one or two other Democrats may Jump in. Weicker candidating for higher office all along. He is in the updated kitchen. 7 Wll moderate-to-liberal opponent next year. ’They have Is hardly the darling of the entire GOP. but the doghouse with some Democratic regulars for cup s been Joe Duffey in 1970, Gloria Schaffer in 1976, recent victory by Chris Shays in the 4th issuing a criticism of former state tax Make your appointment today to see this large, four and t Toby Moffett in 1982 and now Lieberman. For a combi Congressional District demonstrated that its Commissioner John Groppo of Winsted in a MANCHESTER *259,900. moderate-to-liberal like Weicker. this is great. He family in Vernon! Must be seen on inside to fully ap­ cups I sometimes-warring factions can unite behind a confrontation with Senate Minority Leader 129 KNOLLWOOD DR. knows that, given little choice in philosophy JHaiirliPslpr Hpralh preciate the improvements made. Newer roof, newer FOREST RIDQE CONDOMINIUM bakini candidate they see as a winner. Reginald Smith of New Hartford. But Droney says Cheeao Your Ctdora... between candidates, voters are more likely to stick kitchensr Exterior in process of being painted. Luxurious 2400 sq. ft. Condo nestled in 200 acres of water shed U.S. Rep. Barbara Kennelly of Hartford, often voters will excuse Lieberman even if those Founded In 1881 That’s all you have to do to make with an incumbent. •229,000.00 forest. Central air, 3 bedrooms, 2 full, 2 half batha, country mentioned as a likely candidate for the Democratic Democratic regulars will not. “ He was Just doing this Victorian Farmhouse yours. PENNY M SIEFPEMT...... PuWMwr Spectacular master bedroom sized kitchen with sliders to deck. Basement has 16x21 family nomination for the Senate, will not seek it. " If his Job.” the chairman says. Droney and the Democrats don’t buy that, any DOUOLA8 A. BEVINS...... ExaeuHv* EdttOf suite with lacuzzi, large roome, 'Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us! " room, sewing room, lots of storage pnd sliders to patio. Pool, you’re a smart predicter, you can say that,” What appeals to Democratic leaders about a more than they buy the notion that Weicker is AOELE M ANGLE...... N «M EdNof ALEXANOen OIMELLI...... AnocW c ElMor 2Vk bathe, fantaetic front porch. tennis, cerport. Must be teen. *175,900. Democratic State Chairman John Droney told me Lieberman candidacy is that he can land on his feet unbeatable. Privately, however, some of the STRAND REAL ESTATE . PI last week. She’s moved into the inner circle in — still be attorney general — even if he loses to Democratic Party’s best political analysts see 1988 DENISE A. nOBEMTS...... AdnertMng OWeelor- kr MABK f ABNAITIB...... ButkWM “ T-roT- 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT W Congress, has top committee posts, and is in a safe Weicker. And, I am told most reliably, there is no as a potential bummer. ’That leaves them little ab seat. deal with Lieberman to assure him support for choice but to talk tough, shake every money tree SHe.DON COHEN...... CofnpodngMmSw ROBERT H HUBBARD...... PraMroom Mwiagw CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD** (203) 646-7709 So, as one Democratic insider put It this week, governor in 1990 if he loses with honor in 1988. they can find and concede nothing along the way to JEANNEO FROMERTH...... CIrculMlenM mwbw “ things are beginning to move” on the Senate Droney talks instead of running straight at the showdown next year. lMANCHESTER h e r a l d . Wedneaday. Sept. M. 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"SKIM t>eei KANUTt brCliwlMll.tctHib Dow Jones Record Gain LEf s fA C e ] I Wa7 ow« IflSm/fiMO T f« » T WE RV is^o^e>*f^oST what CooO 4 Dl{Cu{$ W CAN AlUlAi'S T E a FSLIC deposits are ‘rock-solid’ safe Olo je si sbtfllt day poiwi gslns 0-ose: Atr/ fiAUPAm) iiKecV ro A0£ swrgy] INIJ V(Wet;T IT’S THE LAST SAME OF 2575 > OP MAce ^ g e c e o e by.aie Dow Jones bidiBMil Average 2 .5 6 6 : 5 BeAi/TY,mWi THE SEASON UIHEN THE (pliiapa«ci»niaoicl>a«»eaiaa»aragi't vNwa) ^ (F youve Got / <-W£wo LEAVES START TO FALL.. UP 75.23 QUESTION: Clements then made a half­ many SftLs are in bad financial Of 0 $ WIM5 SCIN.22.1907 You have re­ hearted retraction, saying. " I ap­ shape. >16.8 billion may not be ^ ------Tsaspolaaa Majse.es p.eparaani) peatedly as­ plaud the renewed commitment. enough to complete the job. Sensi­ sured yourread- m a e f f ! 2550 April 3.1907 The people of Texas have an ble people in government wanted e r 8 that Investors’ SS.S9 poirai «o 2.390.34 |3.0p« absolute right to be reassured that larger bond authorization. But certificates of April 21.1907 their deposits will be secure and lobbyists Influenced enough deposit, savings Guide guaranteed. «6.47 polMS •» a.337.07 |a.9pwcwn) members of Congress to prevent accounts, By playing Cassandra. Gov. that. Congress might have to pass M Mey 2«. 1907 William A. Doyle EN< ft - checking ac­ Clements made headlines and another FSLIC bailout at some time S4.74poknttoa.a97.94 ia .4 p ««^ ) Rowai < u 2525 counts and other scared the bejabbers out of many in the future. Feb. 17.1907 deposits co­ indigi I fw o f< te fwz fWo- folks. Let’s hope he gets his brain in As previously reported here, Dick 1 frft£,WE FAIL CONGOEffAELy S4 .I 4 pokes to a.237.49 ta .S pw cM ) vered by Fed­ gear before putting tongue In many SAL executives don’t want "Lau| * iHccToF TH agfen loefii... eral Savings and motion on this subject again. their thrifts to help pay for the 9JT thrae Loan------Insurance Corp., Federal the deluge resulting from Gov. Summed up. f^ era lly insured bailout: others fear losing their 2500 Deposit Insurance Corp. and Na­ Clements’ shoot-from-the-hip deposits remain rock-solid safe. tumul HAOAN THE HORNWLe byDtkIrown* cushy positions If FSLIC obtains dead i tional Credit Union Share Insu­ remarks. enough money to close all insolvent The rance Fund are "rock-solid safe.” The governor’s statement was QUESTION: Has Congress and shaky thrifts...... of cai ! t o o ckj t ----- ^ But Texas Gov William Cle­ quickly refuted by M. Danny Wall, bailed out FSLIC? x'M er A i ^ i H & ! I (ScfTTA ^ I B ! '^ ^I' mtir r V t U /— Mana 5a/A::k/— y jr o m i^ B . . ments was widely quoted as saying chairman of the Federal Home QUESTION: I know, you know helsa; "D t FSLIC will reimburse depositors at Loan Bank Board, FSLIC’s parent. ANSWER: Both houses of Con­ and everyone else with even half a "This can’t be heaven...my mother-in-law 2475 — but institutions that fail "like 30 cents Wall said, flat out, “ The governor is gress finally passed and President brain knows that deposits with = v ^ is here." 10 a.m. 11 a.m. Noon t p.m. 3 p.m. Close that I on the dollar and give them a piece wrong” and stressed. " I cannot Reagan signed FSLIC recapitaliza­ FSLIC coverage won't be consi­ Man! of paper like a bond." state it emphatically enough that tion legislation. That law autho­ dered secure until they have the full years AP grapMc Could it be that the governor has FSLIC does not, it has not nor will it rizes the agency to raise up to >16,8 faith and credit of our federal THE GRIZZWELLS” by Bill Schorr him h information that FSLIC plans to ever pay anything less than 100 billion through the sale of bonds. government behind them. Why isn’t The THE WAV The Dow Jones Industrials recorded their biggest pay off less than the >100,000 percent of the >100.000 insured The money will be used to close this assurance provided? coverage of each depositor? I ’m deposits in every instituflon that down or sell off insolvent thrift and i TO <5ET RiPOFAHNO/INfS ^ overn single-day point gains Tuesday, rising 75.23 points to terribly disturbed about this. bears its insurance.” institutions. ANSW ER: It is. Back on March HOJ5EHOLP stardt 2,568.05 for an increase of 3.0 percent. The gains In a prepared statement. Wall The bonds will be paid off through 23. 1982. both the Senate and the Tomll m surpassed another 3.0 percent increase on April 3 when ANSWER: You’re not alone. In added. “ To say that depositors may assessments on insured SALs — House passed resolutions stating r » the 30 years since I first put this end up with only 30 cents on the Amer meaning the money won’t come out the deposits Insured hy federal the market was up 69.89 points to 2,390.34. tome' THEEMAIffOM by Lm Falk A ly Barry column through a typewriter, no­ FSLIC-insured dollar is a complete of the U.S. Treasury. That’s happy deposit Bgenrles ” nre backed by thing has brought on a flood of fiction — that has absolutely no news for taxpayers. the full faith and credit of the "He worried readers' mall even close to basis whatsoever In fact " It must be noted that, because so United States” an il SO IT IS, ' „ OF WHAT you SAV,.,^ Johnn BUT,, BE PIANA.OUR PLANE I OR PO. THEV'RE RATHER,, tin’s 1 K3R ?AB!AP)4aAH CAKEFUL I STRICT. TOURISTS SOME- Consumer prices LEAVES AT JIM£S„HAVe TROUBLE new I ming. creatl ■y iip 0.5% in August and ft "La debut WASHINGTON (AP) - Consu- It appears that 1987 will register CAPTAIN EASY ’ by Crooku A Catal* W E BUILT was tl iper prices jumped 0.5 percent in the biggest gain in inflation since 'FROM NOW ONi '■August, as sUll-rebounding energy iU fin MR.M c KEE. n o 1981, when prices went up 8.9 WITH THIS CO U P O N A AN A P 7eDR TRAVEL ASENT ADOiTlONAl >7 60 PURCHASE Gary MORE 5M0KIN61 ' prices overwhelmed a small drop in percent. By contrast, consumer LAYER-ANY VARIFTY too*. PUR( I from SAIP IT WAS ;food costs, the government re­ prices for all of 1986 increased a BEAUTIFUL,, A PROUD Pillsbury Cake Mixes Hood Orange Juice ■ bank’ ported today. miniscule 1.1 percent. UNUSUAL,,, T/eoueie ? lone p The increase in the Labor Depart­ Most of this year’s increases have ment’s consumer price index fol­ come from increasing energy costs, Into ■ketcl BLONDIE by Daan Young • Stan Draka lowed a 0.2 percent increase in July. still rebounding from the 1986 It was the steepest climb since a 0.7 NEW packe collapse of world oil prices, and m a y b e s h e d o e s n 't lik e WITH IMIS CO U P O N A AN AP 7 803 | I'LL NEVER POHSETFJP IT HAP A TRAIN HEM-HEH.ANP YOU'RE ADDiTIONAl *7 60 PURCHASE . ■atire WY WBDPINS SOWN SIX P E E T LO NG STILL WEARING THE TRAIN JOFCES percent rise last January. from increasing import prices due CABOOSE For the first eight months of 1987, to a weaker dollar. hippie 1 lAflation at the retail level has been Pillsbury Flour Ann Page Ice Cream lightn Uj "The big surge in food and energy T-) ^running at an annual rate of 5.1 prices came earlier this year. On FEELING 4 29.;>";. settini ■ percent, nudged up by the August balance, we don’t see many addi­ "Th r fib r e s from the 5 percent level that tional increases coming (in the televli had prevailed through July. months ahead)," said Lawrence the ev (.ill J| WITHTHISCOUPONAAN AP 78I1 Mar ARLO AND JANIS ' by Jimmy Johnson The latest statistics came as a Chimerine, president of Wharton ADDITIONAL ‘7 SO PURCHASE . sifTprise to many economists, who Econometrics, prior to the release SINGLE PLY BEAN CUSTOM GROUND lecher I Scott Jumbo Towels Eight O’clock Coffee man. IHTHEHAaS " had predicted August inflation in of today's figures. THE STRONG/AOVE UP EOT AU THIS TURMt) ■me KEEPER OFTHE • T r OF POWER AMD DOO&H... t AROUND OWE HOB... COFFEE CLUB.' f the 0.2 percent to 0.3-percent range. 49;';: AMD THE WEAK MU6T GO! His private forecasting service is i 5 9 ® r lug steadj ! The August increase alone, if predicting that inflation for the 1 ; continued for 12 consecutive V4kelMn l««M MWi in h I si S«iit <*•' indlgn year will come in at about 4.5 Rowai • months, would yield an annual percent, "much of which took place DOUBLE COUPOHS ! inflation rate of S.Spercent.govem- WITHTHISCOUPONAAN AP7 814 Thel WHAT A OUV by Bill Hetfl in the first half of the year.” SEE STORE FOR DETAILS. ADDITIONAL *7.60 PURCHASE ;, inent analysts said. ANY FLAVOR that h • • < Groceries were one of the few Companion statistics released by THE BUTCHER SHOP Veryfine Apple Juice Seaitest Sherbet usuall the Labor Department earlier this witted ! 'areas to show a price decline in 1 * » C . .'/ August, falling 0 1 percent. How- month showed that producer pri­ Rowai 0f>4 CauewnerF >4mMa " I T ’S N O T ' ever, all foods and beverages were ces, one stop short of the retail i4e< ien< hi'> vii.dtMn iit|iwnih'‘inir'v4i ;tu> itsr I The EXACT l V !^up 0.1 percent, including a 0.3 level, held steady in August. Germ I AN EXPULSION — ^.'percent increase in restaurant The producer index solely re­ WITH THIS COUPON At* 9 HAH "Y en STOP...LOOK FOR BhKIOUlD tMAKI' THf UDAH fif OUl AH (IH I ‘ meals. Fruits and vegetables fell flects the price of U.S. made goods, the “ I I’VE BEEN AAP Aged Swiss Slices ! i l . ' 2.3percent. In July, food prices had and does not include two categories OUR NEW SIGN to Ru TRANSFERRED fallen 0.2 percent. included in the CPI that have shown with i TO A FIRST GRADE ALLEY OOP ■ by Davo Oraue Gasoline prices rose 3.1 percent the most inflation recently — OF SAVINGS telep) IN LABRAD O R.” .' after a 1.1 percent increase in July. imports and services. sally ( WHO GOES THEAH?) TH* GOOD ^ YEAH! WE’RE PE THEAH FEDERALS, \ AH SAID \MEBBE / TH'ONCY' LESSER QUANTITIES 78 LB SCEF CHUCK-SHOULDEn ROASTS I 6916 tV!M 7 BPlAT IS ^S H IP SANTA I LIVERIN(3 PRESENTS ALL RIGHT! AH CAN COMMENCEj THEY I PRESENT EARLY.' h a w .'h a w .' TELL BY THEAH . / FIRIN', ^REALLY > THEY GOT Fresh Chicken Boneless ^ 5 9 Sur h a w .' SENSE OF HUMAH!/, BOY! DO HAVE F “ O ' ------Y O l> Joann 9l l i o B i I COMMmCB PRESENT IS A MIN1- LegsibOO IChuck Roasts I GREAT SCOTT SALE! GROCERY Durable-goods orders FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN WHOLE | -- H it . B A LL.V ro LESSER QUANTITIES 1 78 L6 DUMMY! nroiJi AM Oven Ready ^ gg I Fresh Ground ■! 18 MtOIUM48-CT ORIARGI 37-CT Thee Leg-O-Lamb u, III ^lown 3.1% in August I |Beef 1 Scott Pampers The Bridge FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN-SHOUl OCR Bt AOt | too PURE CHUCK ANvSl/IPF(. dore F Lamb Chops ». 2 98 : Fresh (jrotind Chuck Paper Towels Diapers Sunda Without the weakness in defense, FRFSHGENUINE AMERICANIL01NCHOPN>, g'llll i | BEFF CHUCK LEAN HONliESS ■(^.WASHINGTON (AP) - Orders to Rib Lamb Chops ...4 99' Beef Chn'jk for Stev/ 9 9 N.C., U.S. factories for "big ticket” overall orders would have been FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN FRESH TrinIt; there will be no danger. But with the down 2.7 percent in July. 7 phg Survival actual deal there is a risk. East wins durable goods fell 3.1 percent in Loin Lamb Chops ..,5 9 Calves Liver day o( NORTH l-»-87 The key category of non-defense LESSER OUANTITtE S t 79 I R -UONi IN fRESHPORK the king and still has a heart left. And (APgust, the first decline since 1000 SHEET ROLL SINGlf PLY I CRABMCAT7-OZ LABOR Tuesd ♦ J 32 capital goods fell by 8.4 percent in Fresh Chicken Breasts ,.,1.6 S p a r e R i b s V42 course he returns a spade. Now what? January, the government said Spruce Tiny Shrimp «1.29 Men today. August, reversing a 06.6 percent PERDUE DONE IT POl SKA OR Hf M Scott Bath 0 0 < l^ IN WATER made ♦ AKJ8765 It’s time to recall the bidding and THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Sanaom Roasted Chicken ..18 The Commerce Department said increase in July. / Old Neighborhood Kielbasa Tissue roll I Geisha Solid White Tuna 8 9 ' By James Jacoby the play. East was the dealer and PERDUE DONE IT RPIADEO MEAT TrInIt; ♦ This category is closely watched I KRAFT REGULAR GFUIGMI 4 orders for manufactured products Chicken Cutlets 2 9 Old Neighborhood Franks ROSH HASHANAH WEST EAST passed. He played the queen of clubs 5TAY fVr, (SLAOVS, I'M 6 0 IN ^ i t O L o r r l c o %(HAT IF we HAVE for signals it can give of industry at trick one. When South trumped the expected to last three years or more FR07EN-BATUR DIPPfO OR DUTCH f Rtf VACUUM PACKED Miracle 4 69 FAVORITES Arthi ♦ A 10 7 4 4Q 9 8 6 Wbat’s the best line of play? Declar­ FOR THE FIRS eX.TTNe»UI9HERl 'OUTMIMiCHtX) totaled a seasonally adjusted >105.8 plans to boost investment spending Weaver Chicken Breasts 3 49 A&P Beef Franks We WK73 club jack in dummy. West did not cov­ Whip 1 er can afford to lose the heart king and for expansion and modernization. SLICED I VACUUMPACKED ArtI er and so presumably East also holds billion last month, down from a July PIECES A STEMS Carm el Tato Mix i j : 5 9 * ♦ Q 10 9 ♦ 2 two spade tricks. If the defenders also A&P Bacon ^1;2 19:•A&P M eal Franks level of >109.2 billion. ' There was general weakness in FRO/CN-KINERT Hartfi 4 10 9 6 S 2 4K Q 8 7 3 the club king. East has just won the SLICED _ i NEPCO I Mt. Laurel ^ $«| get a diamond ruff, then the contract In July, orders had been un­ all of the major categories. Round Challah mT.’ 1 . 2 9 died I heart king. Can he also hold the spade Ann Page Bacon 1.99 j Bonanza Franks SOUTH is set. Certainly the right play at the Orders for transportation equip­ Mushrooms M FROTEN-MOTHER'B Conni ace? Although possible, its’s very un­ changed from June. The 3.1 percent CENTER CUT-SUCEO j BEEF l?-07 PKG I r.-SllCI DMf Al 4K 5 outset is to win East's club queen with ment fell 4.9 percent as an increase AU VARIETIES-REGULAR OR FROSTED Cheese BlinIze 'r i . 1 9 likely (most of us would open the bid­ August decline was the first set­ Oscar Mayer Bacon p»A 2.99 Oscar Mayer Bolotjna mingt ▼ AQJ 10 985 the ace and ruff the club jack in dum­ ding with A, K and K-Q). So declarer back since a record 9.8 percent drop in demand for motor vehicles was Kellogg’s 4 0 9 lateG ♦ 4 3 my. What next? offset by the big drop in aircraft Memorial Tumblers 4 m 9 9 ' fathei 4A J should play East for the spade queen in””January. HEALTH A BEAUTY AIDS A TH E DELI Pop Tarts jj by playing low on the spade return. The weakness came from a big orders. QENEBAL MERCHANDISE Ando' Suppose you take the heart finesse Vulnerable: East-West West can win the ace and give his part­ drop in demand for aircraft and Orders for non-electricaLmachin- Mane and it loses. West might now return a WATER AOOCO Dealer: East ner a diamond ruff, but South will still parts, which had risen sharply the ery fell 4.3 percent while orders for DOUBLE REBATE m Bes diamond. You would win and lead a have 10 tricks. month before. primary metals such as steel BONUS CERTIFICATE Cooked Veryfine Geisha Solid by an West North East South spade back toward your king. If that dropped 3.7 percent. Platti Pass 1 Y Orders for defense equipment fell Ham Apple Juice White Tim a lost to West’s ace and East got a dia­ for the second consecutive month, Shipments of durable goods WUNDERBAR Nanc Pass 2 ♦ Pass 3Y mond ruff, then the spade queen would FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavet 3 9 Pass dropping 6.8 percent last month edged up 0.7 percent in August to German Bologna Carol 4 Y Pass Pass be the setting trick. Therefore cash the NEW YORKER Pass A new book by James Jacoby and following a 6.4 percent decline in >103.8 billion following a 1.4 percent 1 T. Janet w Muenster Cheese diamond ace before leading trumps. his father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is k7outPfs/T You /c-Now IT?- X H/\t> decline in July two I I Then, instead of taking the heart fi­ July. GOURMET now available at bookstores. It is “Ja­ f^u/? F£AN fOp L u N ^ H / AUCCO. CHUNK OR CRUBHEO Opening lead: 4 10 10 W 30 OR to W40 Potato Salad V£ RYFINE-NATURAL OR MCINTOSH 25-07 Flori( nesse, simply play the ace and 10 of coby on Card Games, ” published by CITQO MOTOR OIL CASE SALE Geisha Pineapple ” 59' Pleas hearts. If West wins the king of hearts. Pharos Books. •/mejAL C«m Pmc« 9 48 A AtUI DCPOAlT-BUACH BEER CANA 8 It OR OoubM R«b«lt 7 , ' 7 < Mary p e r e c T o ^ , Economy Electric set -600 O U C SERVICE SEAFOOD DEPT Sauce OF f e Strote ^er 30 ’’.Z 9 .9 9 Final Cost P»> CaM 48 Q> leathi ARMAHAMMIR EXTRA STRENGTH WDUIAH P L B A f e FRE&HCUT-COOFIUET 3 99LB childi Aunt Jemima Syrup 1.99 Laundry Delergent , i ; i , 4 9 Tylenol Fresh Pollock Fillet , „ 2 6 9 FOR POTS A PANS sever Polly’s Pointers PAS^THPU AUNT IfMtMA OHiOlNAl FRESHLITTLENCCK CLAMS 1 99LB to open headquarters Caplets Panc.ake Mix .(,1.09 Brillo Soap Pads ; ? 7 9 * A I Fresh Flounder Fillet , „ 4 7 9 AUNSHINF SOFT MEDIUM on FIRM iNSIANt Satur FRESH SOUTHERN \ Chip-A-Roos ’: ' 1 . 9 9 Tek Toothbrush 4 Maxwol! House Coffee .rS.oQ Clave soda and 1 teaspoon salt. Pour the egg Economy Electric Supply Inc.. sits on 17 acres, was held in January Calico Scallops , „ 4 . 6 9 AUNSHfNE which includes this recipe as well as SMOLE $UejCCT-WID€ RUL6-40COUNT All VARir riES West Bake this tasty mixture Into the flour mixture and 440 Oakland St., will open its new 1986, afler five years of planning. FR O7E N M -40 COUNT Vanilla W afers ;;i,5 9 recipes for Christmas stollen, a fruit­ Notebooks 4 ^ *1 Ramon Pride Noodles place stir just until the dry ingredients are corporate headquarters at 428 The company, founded in 1938 by Cooked Shrimp .u 9 . 9 9 cake made with dried Instead of can­ HartI cranberry bread thoroughly moisten^. Stir in 1 enp Tolland Turnpike Friday. Abraham Weinberg, is owned and FROZEN T H E FARM T H E FARM died fruit, and more holiday baking houn cranberries, coarsely chopped, and H The opening event, (which in- operated by his son, Robert Wein­ USI1-V'(, MIH-JUICY CRISP WASHINOTON STATt - FIRM JUICY recipes. Others who would like a copy WINTHROP ■ h. Dick Cavalli Homt By Polly Fisher cup chopped nuts. ■ eludes a two^ay vendor trade berg, who Joined Economy in 1964. of tUs issue should send f l for each French Bread Tote Bag Bartlett has c copy to POLLY’S POINTERS, in care 'r t x i CCJN'THA.VETD... S A V E U P 'rfOJR ALLOVYftNCE show, may be attended only by Ann Page DEAR POLLY — I'm looking for a I KATE BRIN£HNS HOME Mei Spread the batter in a greased 9-by- of this newspaper, P.O. Box >3863, CHDNT NOLI WATCH TH E a n d BUV 50URSEUF a . Economy's trade customers and The original retail outlet, located Pizza McIntosh Apples Pears good recipe for a cranberry-orange THESE NOTES FOCM Margarine • >• _ _ made S-lnch loaf pan. Bake In a preheats Cleveland, OH 44101-5863. Be sure to liaAN-CDNTRA HBARIIvJ£3S? S H R E D C 3 ER . does not include the retail sector. in Hartford, moved to a storefront • SauUQ* A O nut bread. Do you have such a recipe? THE TEACHER. • P*PP4WFWTl 9 9 9 9 O HeIpe 350-degree oven for an hour or until include the title. — POLLY Economy Electric distributes on Oak Street in Manchester in 19S4. • Swijuga I 11'/4 half pack - OLIVE the bread is golden brown and a wood­ electrical supplies, including light­ In 1968, the company moved to a 3 *1 4 Muth/noms B 07 1 bag Hartf en pick inserted in the center comes ing fixtures, lamps, power cable 24,600-square-foot building on Main SWISS STYLE HEALTHFUL-TEHOER CALIF ORMA-TENOER DEIAR OLIVE — Here’s a simple, Polly will send you a Polly Dollar out clean. (fl) if she uses your favorite Pointer, and wiring devices, to industrial Street, but continued growth forced Hood Red or Green Johi basic, but delicious cranberry bread Ekronomy to move to its current Peeve or Problem in her column. and commercial accounts all over Carrots Leaf Lettuce liead Joh that should please you when these tart headquarters on Oakland Street Yogurt t * Write POLLY'S POINTERS in care of New England. l 2 59 CAUFORNIA-PREMIUM OUAi IT Y Cool in the pan 15 minutes. Remove 3^*1 SENECA-APPlE JUtCE OR SWEET FALL ELF M/ORED berries come into season. Of course, and establish branches in Bristol, UOKTN LIVELY chest from the pan, and cool thoroughly be­ this newspaper. Groundbreaking for the new (Dotlage Cheese .,1.09 Natural Grape Juice (Mon you can make it year-round if you Groton and Framingham, Mass. Fresh , 4 6 9 Red freeie cranberries in plastic bags fore serving or storing, lightly 72,000 square-foot facility, which AU FLAVORS day a Apple Cider gallon Raspberries pint I (don’t wash first; wash Just before wrapped, in plastic wrap or foil. This Orange Banana Juice or 1 ,y y Se^test Sherbet of B bread will taste better the day after Greenland, a huge Danish-ruled is­ FLAKY WHEN BAKED BLUEBERRY OR APPLE-CiNNAMON MAW FfItSM DAILY-NUIRinOfS _ _ using). land adjacent to the .Arctic Ocean, is '■■■" ...... —* Pillsbury Pie Crust ^M .59 Eggo Waffles Fresh Fruit Salad , .1 9 9 Mane With an electric mixer, mix 1 egg, 1 baking. U 6 At lOCAL FOR BAKING separated from North America by the EPA levies $120,450 fine MNIS02 MB OR CHEESE i TASTEE BRAND-COCONUT CINNAMON a c r k MarsI cup sugar, 2 tablespoons shortening If.B. ACRES by Jim Davla .T^p te e Crearh Cheese .'99' ■ Candy or Caramel Apples 1 .5 9 Russet Potatoes He Delicious with soups, salads, at Davis Strait and Baffin Bay. Eighty- Celentano Ravioli and H cup orange juice until well sons, breakfast or as a inneh-box treat! four percent of its 840,0C0-square- THOMASTON (AP) - Whyco The agency’s Boston regional combined. In a separate bowl, mix 2 ’WHV IS IT V O O P IG S E A T\ BECAUSE WE Chest milc area is ice-covered; most of the CAN'T GET PI2ZAJ Chromium Co. Inc , a metal-plating office, which inspected the Tho- enps all-purpose flour, 1V9 teaspoons I’m sending yon a copy of my news­ . THAT PISGU6TING SLOP?! Chem island is a lofty plateau 9.000 feet company, has been fined >120,450 maston plant March II. said baking powder, W teaspoon baking letter ‘ Holiday Cakes and Breads,’ anothi high Population is only 53.000. by the U.S. Environmental Protec­ Tuesday the company’s metal Priee» elfecl'va thru S*l Sepi 26th. 1M7 . ^ ^ . . . . , in order to •»ur# A’lulltcenl quanl.ty of 4ile .f#m> for all our cu»lomer>, we r.ierv. ih. nght to i,m .1 >.te> lo 3 packagat of any .lem unle» other wi*a nrjled Not reaponstbl* lor typographical errof% Willin Y tion Agency for haiardous-waste electroplating process generates and G violations. cyanides, acids, alkalis, solvents, Colchi Whyco stored hazardous waste methylene chloride, freon, arsenic, grand without the proper permit and did paint wastes and metal sludges. Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester nephe not meet requirements for ground- “ Compliance with the law is The -water monitoring, liability insu­ extremely important to ensure the PEOPU WHO know HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.; at the know there's a certain magic ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ rance and plans for closing its safe management of hazardous SATURDAY BdM A.M. TO 10:00 P.M.; SUNDAY 0:00 A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. lA hazardous waste site, among other waste," Michael R. Deland. EPA Main I about Classified Advertising. L ma®« 643-2711 violations, the EPA alleged in its regional administrator, said in a statement. Ukrai A- .Cfimplaint !• - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. »■ IW7 U

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Burial will follow In Unwood the Holmes Ftineral Home, 400 ombudsman to the town’s zoning Dan Rowan Cemetery, Colcheater. Calling Main St., with burial in East and health departments, as Belfl- hours are today from 7 to • p.m. Cemetery. A public ommorial fair-rant proponents. ore had suggested. Memorial donations may be service is scheduled Tuesday at 4 Bettye Kramer, a homeowner on Fiomitino said the majority of of ‘Laugh'In’ made to the American Heart Fund. p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church the committee, said that there is a Manchester landlords would not be on Church Street. need for a fair-rent commission to affected by a cmnmission because dies at 65 Memorial donations may be handle some tenant complaints. they deal fairly with their tenants. Rob«rt A. Stavnitolcy made to Medical Oncology, Yale She agreed with Strano, however, Rich, one of the landlords Robert A. Stavnitsky, S8, of 160 School o f Medicine, 833 Cedar St., that the apathy of many tenants and argued against a fair-rent panel, ENGLEWOOD, Fla. (AP) - Dan Gardner St., died 'Diei^ay at his New Haven 06S10. landlords almost made the question said before committee members Rowan, who as the "square, home after a long illness. He was a non-issue. voted that he believed that fair-rent indignant" straight man to daffy the husband of Marilyn (Johnson) Fiorentino, who owns rental panels had led to reduced property Dick Martin on the '60s show Stavnitsky. Kail M. VonBarg property in town, said that other values in tiie towns where they had "Laugh-In" kept his head while He was bom In Manchester, Feb. Karl M. VonBerg, 18, of East methods of dealing with tenant been estaMished. He said he had "If you recommend to the Boaid those around him lost theirs in a 23,1029, and was a lifelong resident. Hartford, died Monday at Hartford complaints would less effective sold his properties in these towns of Directors a fair-rent commis­ tumult of psychedelic shtick, is Before retiring in 1981 because of 111 Hospital. He was the son of James than a fair-rent panel. He said it because of concern about dropping sion, you haven’t heard what the dead at 6S. health, he was employed as an B. VonBerg of Coventry and would be more costly to hire an values. tenants have said," he said. The mustachioed comedian died automobile salesman for Carter Jacqueline A. Needham of Bristol. of cancer Tuesday at his home on Chevrolet of Manchester. He was a Besides his parents, he is sur­ Manasota Key. member of the Emanuel Lutheran vived by a brother, Richard J. "Dan was the best straight man Church of Manchester. VonBerg of East Hartford; a sister, Proponents pleased, landlords critical but I don't think he appreciated Besides his wife, he is survived by Amy E. VonBeiv of East Hartford; CsnttaiMd from puge 1 that until later in our careers," the directors probably wouldn’t on Us Wetherell mreet apartmeht a daughter and son-in-law, Kat­ his maternal grandmother, take afeQT action until after the weiR up eariier this year, was not MEAL DEAS Martin said of his partner of 35 hleen and Mark Drammond of Jeanette Smith of Battle Creek, mission, on the other hand, praised years. "We stayed close. I talked to Novenfbeir elSctiMis. optimistic that the Brard bf Dlre& North Haven; a daughter and Mich.; and his paternal grand­ the study’s panel’s decision. The Rev. Robert W. “Kaiser" tors will act on th'e him last week, fortunately." son-in-law, Nancy and Richard mother, Martha VonBerg of Robert Faucher, the chairman of Their Emmy-winning "Rowan Hershbprger said this morning he recommendation. Austin of East Windsor; a brother, Quincy, Mass. the town’s Human Relations Com­ wasn’t surprised by the decision, and Martin’s Laugh-In” was an Milton Stavnitsky of Manchester; The funeral is Friday with a mass mission, said, "I know damn well “They’re going to try to stall it overnight sensation that brought noting it was dictated by a hearing three sisters, Dorothea E. Stav- of Christian burial at 11 a.m. In St. the Board of Directors aren’t going last month in which tenants spoke until after the election, that’s what I stardom to Goldie Hawn, Uly nitksy and Mrs. Henry (Grace) Mary’s Church, East Hartford. to do a damn thing, but I want to would say," he said. Tomlin and Arte Johnson, and gave bn the need for a commission. Agnew, both of Manchester, and Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery, commend the members of this Robin Tracey, another fair-rent America the catch phrases "Sock it Mrs. Harold (Carolyn) Sweany of East Hartford. Calling hours are Tracey said that even if the committee, both those who voted advocate, said a commission lyould directors don’t vote on the recom­ to me" and ‘"Here come de judge." Indiana, Pa.; and four Thursday from Sto8and7to9p.m. for and against it.” "He was a gifted comedian and mean more dignity for tenants. mendation, candidates for the grandchildren. at the Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Faucher. who came out in favor Hershberger, who called for a board should take a stand on it one an innovative producer," said A private funeral will be held at Main St.. East Hartford. of a fair-rent panel last month, said Johnny Carson. '"Rowan and Mar­ fair-rent commission after the rent way or the other. tin’s Laugh-In’ ushered in a whole new genre of television program­ Exciting salads offer a sound balance of ming. The Industry will miss such mit rients and an appealing variety of texture creative talent and I’ll miss a warm and flavor. Whether it’s potato salad or a and funny man." tofu-and-bulgur toss, salads can spark "Laugh-In,” which made its culinary creativity. Quick to prepare, main debut in 1967, won two Emmys and TENT 'N' T A G SALE dish salads add something special to any was the nation’s No. 1 program in m^nu. its first two seasons. It opened with Gary Owens announcing the show THURS., FBI. & SAT. There's nothing like a homemade salad for from "beautiful downtown Bur­ taste ... and economy! Whole-grain salads, bank" and closed to the sound of a for example, offer fiber, complex carbohy­ lone person applauding. SEPT. 24g iSg 26 drates and protein. And now — with In between were zany blackouts, DISHAY SPICIMS sketches, one-liners and sight gags microwave ovens in more than half of packed with social and political VIDEO RiCOIDIRS America’s kitchens — they are easy to satire that twitted everything from prepare. hippies to world leaders, all at a NEC Whether barley, bulgur, orzo or rice, the lightning pace In a psychedelic Sterso Ruoorder setting. $24goo best salads use the best Ingredients. Flavors "There’s never been anything on should blend delicately and the components should be moist, yet firm. television like it," Rowan said on Todilba the eve of "Laugh-In’s” debut. 2-Head Deluxe Island Barley Salad combinesbay scallops Martin played the vague, inept lecher. Rowan was the straight $ 1 9 9 0 0 and shrimp with pearl barley. Color and fiber man. are added with corn and broccoli. Pearl “I’m the authority, settled, nthtr barley is partially hulled barley with some — steady, sober, reasonable, square, 2-Haad Deluxe but not all — of the bran removed. indignant at the life he leads," • AS a s 'll* S'lUML'IL'* ^25 to Rowan said. *169«* Spicy Bulgur And Tofu Salad features the Their routines were dialogues mildly nutty tasteof bulgur with zucchini and that built to uproarious climaxes, Z « H k green onions. Tofu complements the tex­ usually based on Martin’s dim- Magic 4-Haad Deluxe tures and flavors, adding low-calorie, low-fat witted misunderstanding of what irr.' $24goo protein. Bulgur (also known as cracked Rowan was trying to explain. Chef wheat) isavallableinfine.medlumorcoarse There were Johnson as the Hitachi grades. German soldier who found things HI-FI Video Recorder "Verrry interesting"; Johnson as Offer mpIrM Oeownbw SI, ISST Oriental Black Bean and Orzo Salad is a the "dirty old man" who cozled up $ 3 4 9 0 0 well-seasoned dish thatcombliies orzo pasta, to Ruth Buzz! only to get whacked HUNDREDS OF UNADVERTIZED SPECIALS black beans with hot pepper sauce, and with a handbag, and Miss Tomlin as MHHbitsiii grated fresh ginger. Snow peas and red and telephone operator Ernestine,' na­ 3(r CLASS TOP 4-MaiMOaluxa ELECTRIC RANGE yellow pepper strips provide appealing and sally counting off "One ringy-dingy Super Scrub cycle for $ 2 9 9 0 0 nutritious color. Orzo is often called "Italian pols arKf pans TOP Dura 10 '* tub and door barley” because of Its small, pearl-like Survivors include his wife, liner with 10-year Gald Star appearance. Joanna: a daughter and a son. warranty 2-Haad Recorder Temp bMSt Cold grain salads offer a sound balance of nutrients and an appealing variety of texture and flavor, clear ready-to- Rinse agent dispenser • Glass cooktop and front leiekb serve chicken broth imparts rich flavor to each of these microwavable main dishes. Theodore R. Blakeelee II 3-level wash system (Black. Almorxt. Whiiaf Reversible doors *149“ Soft food disposer • Solid disc hasting Lift'Out egg iray The memorial service for Theo­ Reversible front panels alemants Separate dairy Sharp dore Robert Blakeslee II. who died Pol sensor protection compartment 2-Haad Recorder • Electronic ^ t a l clock See-thru crisper and Sunday at Rex Hospital in Raleigh. ' with t'hour timer and fruH drawer N.C.. is Thursday at 1 p.m. at _ automatic oven control Adjustable freezer $12900 •rvM Lighted oven window shelves Trinity College in Hartford. The pack door shelves day of the service was Incorrect In • Electroruc thermostat TosMha S^Ucid Chicken-Chutney Rice Salad offers a tangy, balanced flavor. The combina­ for precise cooking 4-Head Stereo tion of chicken, chutney, curry and pecans offers a unique blend of flavors Tuesday's Manchester Herald. control _ :x • 12 standard features $ 2 9 9 0 0 and textures. Memorial donations may be Cteses Dm airtlesl made to the Blakeslee Fund. pstssadgsas 00 1 can (14112 ounces) clear ready-to-serve In a 3-quart Corning Ware casserole, combine 1 /4 cup of the broth, Trinity College. Hartford 06106. chicken broth lemon juice and garlic. Add the seafood (arrange so the scallops are As the season turns thoughts to things “balr^7 remember the three keystocon- ’3 8 8 in the center and the shrimp are around the outside of the casserole rMagteCtiwr ‘after mall in rebate m ag teC haf* rMagicCtMf* '•tlBr mill In rebate 1 tablespoon lemon juice venient, quick-and-easy cooking - the microwave oven. Corning cookware % ’698'after mall In rebate Arthur D. Cathman 8r. 1 small clove garlic, minced dish). Coverandmicrowaveon HIGH 1 1/2 minutes or until shrimp and Swanson clear ready-to-serve broths. 2 2 .6 C a FT. M 0-FB 06T 4 ounces medium shrimp, shelled and deveined are pink and scallops are opaque. Transfertoa small bowl; stir in the Arthur D. Cashman Sr., of West 20 lb. CAPACITY Hartford, formerly of Hartford, TOP MOOtfr RimiOeHATOB 4 ounces bay scallops mustard, cover and set aside. died Monday at the University of WASHER DISMAY SFICIALS 1 teaspoon Dyon-style mustard Connecticut Health Center in Far­ Radueee laundry loede Up ID 40%. 1 /2 cup pearled barley In the casserole, combine remaining broth and barley. Cover and micro- Seay wave on HIGH 5 minutes. Stir, then microwave on MEDIUM for 20 mington. He was the husband of the Iktrtad 19” Color T V. 1 cup thinly sliced broccoli stems more minutes or until liquid is absorbed. Stir once during this second late Grace (Mayette) Cashman and • Wme cNHer rack $ 1 9 9 0 0 1/2 cup com father of Arthur Cashman Jr. of • Ad|uslable ralrigerator 1 /4 cup sliced celery cooking stm. Add the reserved seafood mixture, broccoli, com, cele/y, Andover and Alan Cashman of ^Meileawl- , doorshetvat onion and chives. Tbsstomix well. Coverandrefrigerateatleast4hours Sing: Melt margarine and ground red % teaepeen ground sage Herald Reporter' add sugar, cinnamon and crushed ‘( 1 1 1 eup margarine or buMor, com flakes. Mix wMI and cover top on matters of marriage? . When S-year-oM Diana Brodie dried basil. of kugel. Bake 1 to hours at SSO came borne fn «n nursery sebotri at d^re e s. By Tem|4e Beth Shoiom one day, she DEAR father was very kind to me, and I Th said to her mother, "Guess u^at. A B B Y : As a 79- was thrilled to meet the father that I Thaw fish. If frozen. In a small mixing bowl combine onion Mommy, do you know what we say RugBlaeli year-old male. I had been missing for so many 1 after every prayer? Lo mein.” powder, garlic salt, red pepper, basil, white pepper, thyme, black Vk pound butter at room temper- protest your ad­ years. (He and my mother divorced Gil pepper and sage. Brush both sides of fish with melted margarine; An honest mistake for a youngs­ vising that 22- when I was a baby.) I gave him my agi ter, considering the Hebrew im>- coat with seasonings. 1 cup sour cream year-old girl to Dear Abby address and phone number and De nundation for Amen is Ab-main, marry Sammy waited and waited to hear from if using a charcoal grill, remove grill rack and place an unoiled and Bea Brodie, Diana’s m o t^ , Sugar and cianunon for sprin- Abigail Van Buren kHng against her him, but he never called or wrote. th< 12-inch cast-iron skillet directly on hot coals. If using a gas grill, admiU the famiiy frequenU Chi­ ZUt cups flour mother's I wrote him a letter telling him I bic turn to high and place skillet on the grill rack. nese restuarants. wishes. Who P la ^ haUng powder wanted to see him again toestabllsh nil Preheat the skillet 5 minutes or until a drop of water sizzles. Diana socm ieamed the proper else is more in­ a real father-daughter relationship 8-5 Add coated fillets to skillet. Carefully drizzle about 2 teaspoons closing to her prayers, ffince then, Combine all ingredients and mix terested in the with him. He wrote back saying it < of melted margsrine over the fish. Grill fish 2H to 3 minutes or the 7-year-dd and her 10-year-old by band. Cover toe bowl and girl’s future was impossible, and he did not want Inc brother. M art, bavepartkipated in r e M g e n te overnight. Divide into happiness than her own mother? until blackened. Turn fish and drizzle with 2 teaspoons of the informed us that she is going to to see me againi BCC many Je w tA services. four aeeflona. Boll out eadi section And who is better qualified to m arry the divorced man she’s been Abby, I know it is his new wife’s am melted margarine. Qrlll 2% to 3 minutes more or until blackened Bea and Gordon Brodie of Man­ oae at a H im OB a flottied surface. advise in this matter? living with for the last seven years. doings. I really want a father In my De and fish flakes easily when tested with a fork. Transfer to serving chester are getting ready for the Sprinkle witti the mgar tiuid dn- Sammy can find happiness with He Is a S7-year-old grandfather. life and this man is m y blood father, bel plates. Drizzle with any remaining melted margarine. Makes 4 Jewish high holy days. The first namon mixture: and cut into pie­ another mate, and the girl can find She wants to be married in the and it is not fair for him to reject servings. night of Bosh Hashana, the Jewish shaped weikes. Bditqifliewedges. happiness with another man. She city where she has resided for the me. I feel so hurt and alone, and I Nutrition Information per serving: IBS cal., 20 g pro., 1 gcarbo., New Year, begins tonight with a begdmdng at the wide end. M ix one should consider the risks involved, last 21 years because that’s where really need a close relationship festive dinner. and let her head rule her heart this 12 B fat, 42 mg Choi., 442 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 12 percent vlt. A, egg yolk with water, and brush top f i all her friends are. (Incidentally, with him. We live 2,000 miles apart, At the Brodie house, the Bosh of eadi crescent and then dip in time. it’s 1,500 miles from here.) We but that is no excuse. 12 percent niacin, 22 percent phosphorus. Hashana meal begins with chicken sugar-dnnanum mixture. Place on CHARLES J. BURCH. understand this, and have no Please help me figure out how I soup with rice, noodles o r matzah greased or oiled codtie dieet ahd VERO BEACH. FLA. objections to that whatsoever, but can get him to see me and treat me balls made from matza meal. The bake at 350 degrees until gold«n. : she has informed us that It is like his daughter. I have written B y main entree consists of roast Variation: Substitute sugar and D E A R C H A R LE S : What risks? "customary” for the parents to pay him countless letters, begging him Th turkey, roast chicken or brisket of unsweetened baking cocoa for the The man she loves with all her heart for their daughter’s wedding and to call or write me, but I have had no Pasta & mozzarella salad beef, with sweet acoempaniments, sugar-cinnartion mixture. happens to be short, poor and reception — as long as It Is her first. response. 1 usually apples, prunes or honey. Jewish. The girl says he's a Rood The estimated cost (she says) will What should Ido? Now that I have Mil t ounces corkscrew S ounces thinly sliced mMd Kugel, a potato dish, also is served. person from a dirt-poor family, and be about $15,000. found him, I want him In m y life. the macaroni A prayer service welcoming the he’s working two jobs to put himself Abby. we are retired and living REJECTED AND HURT pepper ham or fuNy cooked Apple cake Tei 10 ounces fresh spinach, ham, chopped holiday is celebrated with wine and through college. comfortably on a pension, but we a candle-lighting ceremony as well I don’t question the mother’s are not able to finance a $15,000 D E A R R E J E C T E D : You can not tom 4-ounce can Meed green 5 medium apples g rt as a prayer over the challah bread. 4 teaspoons sugar interest in her daughter’s future wedding. Please tell us what our force your father to be a "real 80t S ounces mozzarella chill peppers, drained The 14 days between Bosh 3 teaspoons cinnamon happiness, but she is far from obligations are In this case. father” to you if he chooses not to. RCC oheese, cubed Parmesan dressing Hashana and Yom Kippur, the l e w s qualified to advise her in the choice UNABLE TO OBLIGE It’s sad. unfortunate and unfair, but Sty Orated Parmesan cheese culmination of the holidays, is "a IVk cps sugar of a husband if she "hates" a man IN W E S T TEXAS he has made his feelings for now Tui time to contemidate the years past 1 cup and 1 laMeqioon oil MR. AND MRS. CATALDI THE CATALDIS because he’s poor, short and crystal clear. Accept this painful nui Cook macaroni according to package directions. Drain. Toss and the year to come,” said Mrs. 3 cups sifted flour Jewish. It appears that Sammy is D E A R U N A B L E : Obligations? decision and do not pursue him. Lei Brodie. The holdiay is a time to 3 teuqMons toddng powder . . . marriecJ Sept. 6,1037 surprise party Sept. 13 the one taking the risk. He’ll have a You have none. Your daughter’s 1 macaroni with dressing; add spinach, mozzarella, ham and chili review, she said. "W e ask you to mother-in-law who’s bigoted, snob­ demands are not only unreasona­ Is your social life In a slump? peppers. Cover and chill. At serving time, top each serving wtth2 Vk teaspom salt rui say T m sorry' to people you may Vk .cup orange Juice bish and ignorant. ble, they’re outrageous. Lonely? Get Abby’s booklet. "How wh tablespoons grated Parmesan. Makes 6 to 8 servings. have hurt over the year; a time for I teaspora vanIDa to Be Popular,” for people of all po| Parmesan Dressing: Place 1 egg In blender container. Cover; atonement." D E A R A B B Y : Are we losing our DEAR ABBY: I am nearly 21 ages. Send a check or money order Preheat oven to 350 degrees' Cataldls mark SOtIr anniversary wh On the last day. Yom Kin>ur, it Is minds, or has “Eileen." out 39- years old and I met my real father for $2.50 and a long, stamped (39 blend 5 seconds. With blender running, slowly add 1 cup salad oil Grease and flour 0-incb tube pan. a traditional to fast. " Ilie signifi­ year-old daughter, lost hers? E i­ for the first time six months ago at cents), self addressed envelope to; until thick. Add vt cup grated Parmesan cheese, % cup white wine Peel, core, quarter aiid slice the A surprise 50th wedding anniver­ grandchildren. blessing was given by their grand­ Me cance of fasting.” Brodie said, "is ’■J leen never married, and has ot lived the funeral of my grandmother. Dear Abby. Popularity, P.O. Box apples. In a separate bowl, mix 4 sary party for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph The Cataldls were married on daughter, Lisa Cataldi. The origi­ 1 vinegar, 'A to 1 teaspoon pepper, 'A teaspoon salt,'/«teaspoon atonement and to think about issues at home for 21 years. She has just (She was his mother.) That day my 447. Mount Morris. III. 51054. teaspoons sugar and 2 teaspoons Cataldi Sr. of 33 McKinley St. took Sept. 6,1937, in Lowell, Mass. More nal bride and bridegroom from the rel ground cloves and 1 to 2 cloves garlic, minced. Blend until facing you over the year without the place Sept. 13 at Jesters Court. The than 111 guests attended the cele­ Cataldls’ wedding cake sat on the Ra smooth. distraction of eating." cinnamon. ' party was given by their daughter bration, Including relatives from table. So did a family photo album. Brodie prepares the meal used Beat eggs, then beat in sugar and Nutrition Information per serving: 629 cal., 29 g pro., 34 g and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell, Mass., New Hampshire, err for breaking the fast ahead of time. oil for the batter, fflftagain the flour carbo., SO g fat, 96 mg chol., 1,055 mg sodium. U.S. RDA; 72 Kenneth L. Burnett; their son and and area towns. Dance music was provided by the coi "I don’t do any cooking that day,” with baking powder and salt, then Beds depend on the sleepers percent vlt. A, 92 percent vlt. C, 46 percent thiamine, 29 percent daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. The couple toasted with the same Dubaldo band, and songs were g w she said. "You really can’t. All of add to the beaten eggs alternately HsmM piMo by nrNo Joseph Cataldi J r ., and the couple’s glasses they used 50 years ago. The performed by ^ Pavelack. Toi riboflavin, 22 percent niacin, 46 percent calcium, 19 percent Iron, this is prepared in advance.” with the orange Juice. Beat in DEAR DR. cancer at the site of an Injury. vanilla. alo 44 percent phosphorus. The meal at the conclusion of Bea Brodie of Hampton Drive scoops out her potato GOTT: My Therefore, following a blow to the Pour one-quarter of die batter pic Yom Kippur is generally a meat­ kugel, one of the many dishes prepared for the Jewish daughter plans breast, a lump that does not go into the tube pan and arrange on getting wa- away within a few weeks should be 1 less one. A traditional dinner for the holidays. hie Brodies is bagels, lox, white fish, one-third of the sliced anilds on top. Menus terbeds for her checked by a physician. C rin k le with one-third of the sugar, h ir noodle kugel, sour cream, cottage girls. II and 16. Dr. Gott I rap sugar Vk ra p sugar and cinnamon mixutre. Add Cl« cheese, herring, fruit and gelatin, My opinion is Greens & berry vinaigrette Juice of whole lemon 3 teaspoons dnnamon another quarter of the. batter Peter Gott, M.D. DEAR DR. GOTT: I purchaied a I and several desserts. 8«nlor citizens served to senior citizens at the and applesauce. that a firm mat­ 3 cups sour cream 3 raps crushed com flakes spread over the apples. Add half of small douche kit. While rim ing the Ja; "And a big pot of coffee and tea — The following meals will be ' Manchester Memorial Hospital ca­ Friday: Cheese and pepperoni tress is much 1 cup trash or frozen 1 tablespoon finely snipped Vk prand c o tta r cheese In large bowl, beat eggs w dl, add the remaining cinnamon mixture. plastic nozzle, I dlicovered two to I it’s what pMple seem to miss served at Mayfair Gardens and feteria, between 4; 30 and 6:30 p.m. pizza, salad, fruit. better for the blueberrias, thawed Iresh basil or 1 teaspoon dried Vk pound mdled margarine sugar, lemon Juice, sour cream, Layer over with half of the apples very sharp, rough edges. Someone De most.” she said. daily. Menu items are subject to growing child. 13 ounces broad noodles, cooked cottage cheese and melted marga­ and half of the dough. Bepeat with Westhill Gardens the week of Sept. In quality control goofed. Please Bo % eup white wine vinegar basil, crushed change without notice. Who is right? and drained rine. Fold in cooked noodles. layers of apples, cinnamon and 28 to Oct. 2 to Manchester residents Coventry schools alert your readers to check “ Inter­ 1 3 to 4 teaspoons sugar 1/3 eup salad oh Lukchen kugel who are 50 or older; Su^ay: Pot roast with gravy, TOPPING Grease SVk-by-13-inch glass dish cover with Uie last Cf the dough. D E A R DR. G O T T : Is it true that nal" equipment carefully before cai % teaspoon salt 4 cups tom mixed greens Monday: Apple Juice, glazed chicken pot pie, stuffed shells. The following lunches will be DEAR READER: The argument 4 eggs Vk pound mdted margarine and add mixture. Bake for one hour at 350 degrees. one will develop a lumpat the siteof use. Sei Monday: Veal Parmesan, fish- served in the Coventry elementary about which is best, a soft mattress % teaspoon pepper 1 apple, cored and sliced ham, baked beans, mixed vegeta­ a bruise or a blow to the breast? wich, tuna noodle casserole, hot dot schools the week of Sept. 28 to Oct. or a firm one, has yet to be resolved. 'A eup sliced fresh bles, wheat bread, tropical fruit DEAR READER: Good advice. with coconut. on a bun. 2: Some people appear to sleep more mushrooms DEAR READER: A woman Thanks for writing. Tuesday: Cranapple Juice, tur­ Tuesday: Baked ham, Reuben Monday: Fruit juice, spaghetti comfortably on a waterbed. while sometimes will develop a lump at key stew, biscuit, chocolate chip sandwich, pot roast with gravy, with meat sauce, garlic bread, others swear by a harder surface. h Garnish makes an elegant dessert the site of a breast injury. This is In a blender container or food processor bowl combine chicken cordon bleu. green beans, strawberry fluff. For a growing child, either a soft cookie, mixed fruit. usually due to tissue Inflammation For Dr. Gott’s complete discus­ blueberries, vinegar, sugar, salt and pepper; cover and blend Wednesday: Apricot Juice, ' Wednesday: Beef turnover, veal Tuesday: Cheeseburger, french bed or a hard one is OK, depending Light desserts stirring after 4 minutes, or until and bruising, and cysts can form. sion of problems and treatments of about 30 second or until blueberries are pureed. Sieve mixture; lemon mixture into egg white stuffed peppers with tomato sauce, cacciatore, hamburger on a bun, fries, juice bar. on personal preferences. By are popular with thickened. Meanwhile, in a small The lump will usually disappear the prostate gland, write for your mixture; fold in w h ip p ^ cream. rice, broccoli and cauliflower, fish and chips. Wednesday: Vegetable soup, If your granddaughters do not T h discard skins. Add basil to blueberry mixture. Transfer to a everyone these bowl, combine egg yolks, lemon with time. copy of D r. Gott’s Health Report on Turn into prepared dish, smoothing pumpernickel bread, gingerbread Thursday: Corned beef and cab­ meat and cheese grinder, chiiled find waterbeds to their liking, screw-top |ar; add oil. Cover and shake well. Chill. Shake again days, whether peel and lemon Juice; stir in 'A cup would your daughter allow them to However, there Is one danger to the Prostate Gland. Send $1 and top. Refrigerate until firm — at with topping. bage, spaghetti and meat sauce, fruit cup. I Just before serving. you are watch­ Microwave hot milk mixture; return to large switch back to a firmer mattress? I this type of breast trauma. For your name and address to P.O. Box least 3 hours. Thursday: Orange-pineapple sweet and sour pork, cheeseburger T h u r^ a y : Salad bar. see ing the clock or mt bowl and microwave on high for 1 think this is the crux of the issue. A reasons that are not understood, 91359, Cleveland, Ohio 44101-089. T o serve, arrange greens In a large salad bowl. Top with apple To serve: Remove collar. Whip Juice, macaroni and cheese, green on a bun. Friday: Pizza, salad, fruit. w ii your weight. Kitchen minute. waterbed is a fairly large financial some women will develop breast Be sure to mention the title. slices and mushrooms. Drizzle 'A cup of the vinaigrette over all. remaining cream until stiff; place beans, salad, Italian dressing, Friday: Sirloin steak, baked 1 O ne factor Place plastic wrap directly on investment and, once purchased, Toss to serve. Store remaining dressing In refrigerator. Makes 4 in a pastry bag fitted with ‘A-inch wheat bread, mixed fruit, chocolate white fish, franks and beans, The following lunches will be alti that makes Marge Churchill pudding surface; refrigerate for at probably is going to be permanent. i S C V star tip. Decorate top with whipped chip cookie. chicken Kiev. served at Coventry High School the Me servings. these desserts a least 3 hours. In each of four 8-ounce Therefore, unless the girls have had cream rossettes and lemon slices. Friday: Cheese soup, seafood Saturday: Pork chop with gravy, week of Sept. 28 through Oct. 2: the Nutrition Information per serving: 100 cal., 10 gcarbo., 6 g fat, huge success is parfait glasses, layer lemon pud­ waterbed experience, they may be Thoughts Yields 8 servings. salad, potato rounds, lettuce and lasagna, macaroni and cheese. Monday: Grilled ham and 14- 51 mg sodium. the careful and ding and strawberry sauce. Gar­ stuck with your daughter’s deci­ tomato, croissant, diced peaches. cheese, french fries, fruit. l artful applica­ nish each glass with a fan made of sion. I'd like to ensure that their Meals on Wheels Manchester schools Tuesday: Cheeseburger, potato w h tion of garnishes just before serv­ until chocolate is melted. On fresh strawberry. Yields 4 puffs, hot vegetable, fruit. preferences — and not the adult’s — May your days be filled with Son call. If their hearts were true, then T o ing. Garnishes can make the Chilled almond souffle shine, may your heart be like gold foil-lined tray, trace a 5-inch circle. servings. The following meals are to be The following lunches will be Wednesday: Shells with meat are considered. they would have heard the call such Tu refined. May laughter fill your difference between a dessert that is Spread chocolate within the circle. 1 envelope unflavored gelatin served to meals on Wheels clients served in the Manchester public sauce, hot garlic bread, green as you. Perhaps you should tell Ca glass, may all your disappoint­ them of the way, then you can ordinary and one that presents a Refrigerate for 45 minutes; with a Lemon souffle Vk rap sugar the week of Sept. 28 through Oct. 2.. schools Sept. 28 to Oct. 2: beans, fruit. D E A R DR . G O T T: I ’m 47. and ovi ments pass. Soon all believers will Diiiy summer squash spectacular ending to the meal. knife, cut circle into 6 wedges. 3 eggs, separated The hot noon meal is listed first, the Monday: Hamburger on a roll, Thursday: Fish sticks, macaroni about six months ago I experienced watch their lives grow better day by c « Suggestions for garnishes are 3 envelopes unflavored gelatin a severe trauma. At the same time I be home In heaven, filled with joy day. Do not be led astray and made To serve: with electric mixer on 1 rap milk cool evening meal second. french fries, peas, peaches. and cheese, roll and butter, vegeta­ OVI offered with each recipe. If you Vk rap water like a child at Christmas with a a fool, it is only the word of God that 1 pound zucchini or yellow V« teaspoon salt high speed, beat the reserved 2 squares (1 ounce each) unswee­ Monday: Chopped sirloin with Tuesday: Bologna and cheese bles, fruit. stopped menstruating. Any ovi 8 large eggs, separated brand new toy. As a warm fire crookneck squash 'U teaspoon dried dlllweed follow the suggestions given, your whipped cream with the rest of the tened chocolate gravy, Spanish rice, carrots, salad, sandwich, pickles, potato chips, Friday: Pizza, salad, fruit. connection? tells of the golden rule. May you iVk enps sugar comforts us, while smoke from the 1 a tabtespoons margarine or Dash pepper desserts will have that wonderful creme de menthe. Spoon into a Vk teaspoon almond extract dessert. Ham and cheese sandwich, cole slaw, fruit. find peace of mind and a reason to ofl finished appearance that will make 1 tablespoon grated lemon peel D E A R R E A D E R : The hormones chimney rises, we will have a new be helpful and kind. Let us look butter pastry bag fitted with a >/k-inch star. r rap heavy cream, whipped sliced pineapple, milk. Wedneoday: Spaghetti with meat pu them elegant and memorable. Pipe 6 swirls on mousse. Between V« cop fresh-squeezed lemon T u e ^ a y : Veal pattie parmeean, sauce, salad, bread and butter, that govern menstruation are Influ­ life full of brand new surprises. Of ahead to where we will go, and not 1 tablespoon snipped Juice, Andover Elementary He each swirl, press a chocolate wedge G AR N ISH whipped potatoes, wax beans, fudge cookies. enced by environment. Trauma, all the different ways that people behind to where we were low. Vk rap Grand Marnier The following lunches will be try to go, only Jesus is the way. So rl| parsley Chocolate mint mousse slightly into mousse to stand Silvered almonds salad, dessert. Tuna salad sand­ stress, starvation and strenuous De upright. Garnish with fresh mint, or 3 cups (1 pint) heavy cream Additional whipped cream wich, fresh fruit, milk. served at Andover Elementary physical activity are known to stand tall, do not be bothered by 5 large eggs Bolton schools Ken RoMnsoa Vo whole cherries with stems, if Lemon slices, quartered Chocolate cookie crumbs Wednesday: Boneless pork loin School the week of Sept. 28 to Oct. 2: disrupt the menstrual cycle. Of those who wish to make you look Slice unpeeled squash to make 3 cups. In a medium skillet melt 3 6-onnce packages of semisweet Harvest Time Baptist Cbnrch desired. Yields 10 sprvings.M m n i Fold a 25-inch long piece of waxed with gravy, whipped potatoes, The following lunches will be Monday: Pork patty, mashed course, at 47. you are probably small. They have just missed their margarine. Add squash; sprinkle with parsley, salt, dlllweed and chocolate bits (3 cups) He I paper or foil in half lengthwise, Mix gelatin and ■/« cup sugar in a zucchini, salad, dessert. Liver- served in the Bolton Elementary potatoes, com, rolls, chocolate entering menopause and this may pepper. Cover and cook over medium-low heat 5 to 10 minutes or 10 tablespoons nnsalted butter wrap around a 1-quart souffle dish large glass bowl, stir in egg yolks wurst sandwich, peaches, milk. and Center schools the week of cake. explain your amenorrhea (cessa­ 5 tablespoons green or white Creme parfeli beated with milk. Ck)ok at medium- till tender, stirring frequently. Makes 3 or 4 servings. to form a collar, extending 2 inches Thursday: Pot roast with gravy, Sept. 28 to Oct. 2: Tuesday: Tacos, rice, lettuce and tion of menses). Nutrition Information per serving: 94 cal., 2 g pro., 6 g carbo., 8 creme de menthe 1 package (10 ounces) frozen above the rim ; secure with a piece low (30%) power for 5 to 5minutes, baked potato, cauliflower, salad, Monday: Tuna or egg salad tomato, fruit. However, severe emotional upset -PUBLIC AUCTION-^ 1 cup (Vk pint) heavy cream or until gelatin dissolves, stir g fat, 273 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 18 percent vlt. A, 51 percent vlt. quick thawed strawberries of string. dessert. Turkey salad sandwich, sandwich, vegetable, cake. Wednesday: French bread pizza, may certainly have played a role. Separate eggs, placing whites in occasionally. Cornstarch In a microwave-safe small bowl, fruit cocktail, milk. Tuesday: Meatball grinder with cole slaw, juice bars. Ask your gynecologist’s advice. C. a large bowl, yolks in a small bowl. With a wire whisk, stir in 1 rap sliced fresh strawberries sprinkle gelatin over water. Let Friday: Baked whitefish with cheese, celery sticks, fruited ge­ Reserve Vk cup chocolate pieces. In V< rap sugar stand for 1 minutes; microwave on chocolate that has been melted in a latin with topping RARE COINS newburg sauce, boiled potato, a large glass bowl, place remaining small glass bowl on medium (50%) V« teaspoon salt high for 1 minute, or until liquid is spinach, salad, dessert. Egg salad Wednesday: Shells in mea*^ chocolate pieces and butter. Micro- power for IVk minutes. Add almond 3 raps milk clear. sandwich, fruit and gelatin, milk. sauce, green beans, toast, makL 5ATURDAY • OEPTEMBER 28lh • 12 PM Peach macaroon cups wave on high for 3 minutes, stirring 4 large egg yolks Meanwhile, in a microwave-safe extract; chill until mixture mounds your own cherry sundaes. V HOmeSTYLE until well blended. 1 teaspoon fresh-grated lemon large bowl, mix egg yolks, Vk cup slightly, stirring occasionally. Manchsstsr hospHal Thursday: Cheese, bacon an) RAMADA INN BRADLEY Beat in yolks, one at a time, Meanwhile, beat egg whites until peel sugar, the lemon peel and Juice The following meals will be tomato sandwich, pickles, cooklj Clam Chowder 5 ELLA GRASSO TURNPIK^ROAO AT RT. 20 • WINDSOR LOCKS, CT •-ounce package cream 6 sheets frozen phyllo beating well after each addition. 1/3 cup fresh-squeezed lemon until combined. Microwave on high soft peaks form; gradually add V" cheese, softened dough (13-by 14-Inch rectan­ Let cool, stirring about 15 minutes juice for 5 to 5 minutes, stirring every 2 remaining sugar and beat until aOO AMKRICAN GOLD A SILVBR COINS 1/3 eup sifted powdered gles), thawed or until slightly thickened. Stir in 4. Thaw frozen strawberries in minutes. Add Grand Marnier and stiff. Fold in chocolate almond V i MOST IN SU OR PROOF CONDITION tablespoons creme de menthe. With mixture. Turn into a small (1 quart) y« cup margarine or butter, microwave as package label di­ dissolved gelatin. Set bowl in a About Town 9 9 C .... cup MUST UOUIOATE LARGE SELECHION OlOICE AND OEM BRILLIANT UN(3R(XAATED electric mixer at high speed, beat souffle dish that has been prepared rects. In microwave-safe bowl, larger bowl of ice and water, RARE DATE SILVER DOLLARS INaUDING RARE DATES 188(KX:, 1885 COIHB, For filling. In a small mixer bowl beat cream cheese, sugar, mixture. Cover and refrigerate berries; refrigerate strawberry Gradually add Vk cup sugar, cream and place in a pastry bag reunion luncheon Oct. 15 at the MANY INVESTMENT QUAUTY CHOICE AND GEM BRAUANT UtWRfXJLATEO. FEATUR­ 29, Nov. 3, 5,10,12,17 and 19,5 to ^ Seafood Salad Roll sour cream, milk and extract with an electric mixer on low speed mousse and the remaining cream sauce. beating until mixture forms stiff fitted with a Vk-inch star. Pipe Manchester Ck)untry O ub . The ING EXTREMaY RARE 1903 LOUISIANA AND 1926 8ESOUICENTENNWL GOLD COM- until ready to serve. In a microwave-safe large bowl, peaks. chocolate along top edge. Itorinkle luncheon will be served at 1 p.m. p.m. Made with Our Own Combination until smooth. Cover and chill. For more information, call 54 ( MEMORATIVES GEM BRIUANT UNCIRCULATED. MANY BRILLIANT UNOHCUlAtED Meanwhile, in a small glass bowl, combine sugar, Vk cup cornstarch In a medium bowl, with electric top center with slivered almonds with a short pre-luncheon social at of Lobster, Shrimp, & Sea Legs AND PROOF TYPE COINS INCLUDING SEATED AND BARBER COINS IN BRLUANT Meanwhile, brush 1 sheet of phyllo dough with some melted 5111. place reserved chocolate pieces. and salt; mix well. Stir in milk. mixer at high speed, beat IVk cups and remaining chocolate cookie 12; 30 p.m. Classmates should con­ UNOflCUlATED AND PROOF. EXTREMEIY RARE 1821 BUST QUARTER GEM BRLUANT margarine; sprinkle with about 3 tablespoons crumbled Supreme $ 0 4 0 Microwave on high for 3 minutes, or Microwave on high for 8 minutes. heavy cream until stiff. Gently fold crumbs. Yields 8 servings. tact Gladys Rogers Hanson at Tourette group meetf^ UNORCUIATED. COMPLETE SET GEM BRILLIANT UNORCULATEO WALKING UBBiTY macaroons. Repeat layering 4 more times, brushing each sheet 049-9197 or Mltxl Berggren Johnson HALF DOLLARS (1941-1947) RARE COMMEMORATIVE HALF DOOARS M ClUnNG of phyllo with margarine and sprinkling with crumbs. Top with at 543-5537. The Tourette Syndrome Pare/ BRIDGEPORT, DELAWARE, ROBINSON, AND VERMONT. SEVERAL ROLLS CMCULATED the last sheet of phyllo dough; brush with remaining margarine. Common kitchen gadgets can do tricks Support Group for Eastern Conni I AND UNORCULATED SILVER DOLLARS INCLUDING RARE DATE ROLLS 18906,1891-P, Cut phyllo stack lengthwise Into 3 strips; cut strips crosswise Into CPR claseet set ticut will meet Sept. 30 at 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday 1098-S ALL GEM BRILUANT UNORCULATED. BULK LOTS OF UNflED STATES COES, The American Red Cross is St. George’s Episcopal Church PLUS MUCH MORE. MANY INVESTMENT QUALITY COINS .ARE REPRESENTED IN 4 squares. Press squares Into 12 greased muffin cups. Bake In a By Nancy Byal excess pastry around pie plates, a Grapefruit knife; Hollow out meat loaf. offering classes on cardiopulmo­ Route 44, Bolton. The leader is Jo \ THIS AUCTION, 350-degree oven 12 to 15 minutes or until golden. Remove to wire Bettor Homes and Gardens cutting pizza. vegetabies or fruits for stuffing. Hollier, a member of the Natloi / Only! ■ 1 a Dental floss or heavy-duty nary resuscitation and first aid in INSraCTION « QRADINO lOiOO AM 'H U AUCTKM AT IStOO FM rack; cool completely. Your kitchen tool drawer is e Vegetable peeler; Use for a Melon bailer; Hollow out ve­ Tourette Syndrome Associatii I making chocolate curls; cutting getables or fruits for stuffing; pit thread: These items are not really Manchester on the following days; Just before serving, spoon a rounded tablespoon of filling in)< loaded with talent, say our Test kitchen tools but they’re worth a First aid for children, Oct. 3,8 For more information, call 8/ TERMS AND CONDITIONS thin strips of citrus peel for plums or peaches. 430akStreet ■ (X)M SOLD FOA (;A8H OR OIECL MFUi,TIC$(WIDAY0FTHE8N£.MA, IU$TBI CND, MD each cup. Top with peach slices. Makes 12 servings. Kitchen home economists. Just keeping in a kitchen drawer. Use a a.m. to 5 p.m. 5920. check their list of tricks that flavoring or garnish. a Pastry blender; Chop eggs fpr SEA FOOD I EXFRE$$ U X m a . AimCNTICfrY GUMNfTEB). RCE (VOMOO XT PC DOOR. Nutrition Information per serving; 109cal.,3g pro., 15gcarbo., e Ice cream scoop; Use a small piece of floss or thread to cut yeast • Adult CPR and first aid for Society meets Friday IHNCHESIIR 1 common kitchen gadgets can do for salad. or biscuit rolls into slices. O r hold a choking victims, Oct. 22,0 to 10 p.m. 14 g fat, 32 mg chol., 183 mg sodium. one to drop cookie dough; a large ^ S t n v e j G t h e sflEA W ER SOrEsns^ you. • Infant and child CPR, Oct. 21,5 The G irU’ Friendly Society Sp one to fill muffin and cupcake pans. piece taut between your bands and 649-9937 ■ J ^l/i/i[±on c:/hiotLon e Kitchen shears; Use for snip­ a Plastic bags: Slip your hand saw gently through a layer cake to 10 p.m. sors will meet Friday night at 7; ping fresh herbs in a measuring a Eggslicer: Slice small cooked inside a bag before you press cookie without distorting the cake or a Advanced CPR for future in­ in the Guild Room of St. M ary’i (602) 676-4103 ______— Recipes from Better Homes and Gardens cup; cutting up poultry; trimming potatoes, beets or mushrooms. dough into a pan or before you mix smearing the frostiag. structors, Oct. 8 and 7,0 to 10 p.m. Episcopal (%urcb. 14 - MANCHESTER HERAU). Wediwiday. 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ENFIELD — One problem that oursleves.” Landolphi said another key was the Manchester High boys’ soccer Joe Nielson tallied three goals controlling ParlMi Hill’s Dawn team has encountered thus far in while Joe Burger added two for H.S. Roundup Walmsley, who netted seven goals the season is a vital one; scoring. RH AM . Dan LaPierre added the ‘Comfortable’ Gibson swats down Red Sox T h e Indians, who are scoreless against Bolton a year ago. other Sachem score. Playing well through three games, came up on Bolton’s next outing is ’Thursday for the Eagles were junior Mark today at 3:30 p.m. with a make-up By Dove O'Hara League East race. the the flrst three innings against said after sweating out the ninth. accomplishments by Burks and get 200 five years in a row) did it in the short end of a 2-0 decision to at home against Cromwell High Maglicic and sophomores Kevin contest against Housatonic Valley School. The Anocloted Press ‘"This whole year I haven't been rookie Rob Woodward, 1-1, and “This wasn’t an easy victory,” Boggs. A irk s became Hie flrst the 102te and ’30s. Nobody had done Ehifield High School Tuesday in Powers and Ted McCarthy. at Memorial Field. Bolton IU swinging the bat well.” said Gib­ Walt Terrell survived home runsby Gibson said. " It wasn’t like Bostim Bostim n xM e to hit 20 homers and it since.” '

Rv Renold Blum begins. The Boston Red Sox, MinnesMa potential m nedies might be. Do­ Relations Committee, acted calmly Right attendants for Delta and TRt Auocloftd P rm lUnsas City General Manager Twins, New York Mets and ntts- nald Febr, execuAve director of the when he announced his decision Northwest Airlines. John Schuerholt and Texas b u r^ Pirates indicated Monday Players Monday in his Manhattan hotel Asked when he Aiought the J9:00PM CB CB ® ® ® New. NEW YORK - One day after Rangers General Manager Tom they would not attempt to sign Association, said the unitm would room. matter could be concluded, Roberts ^ ( B Three'. Company baaeball ownera were found lu ilty Grieve said Tuesday they had no m ajor free agents,-, all citing past ask for monetary damages for the " I orally told them of the award said, "Certainly I would hope _ - ( B Magnum. P.l. of Mnuminf free agents, some interest in Mining any of this club policy. 62 free agents affected and other before the beginning of the next Benmn teama indicated the ruling would winter's potentbl free agents, who and then provided Aiem with copies players whose contracts were les­ of the award," Roberts said. "ITwn QD Simon & Simon . not change their attitude, while the include Jack Morris, Cal Ripken In the case involving the IMS free baseball seastm." sened by the ripple effect of the I made my proposal to them in As to the length of the additional ^ - ® JetferKHis arbitrator aaid a decision on Jr., Jesse Barfield, Paul Molitor, agenu, Roberu said additional collusion. regard to meeAng in a few days. hearings, "that'll be up to the • ® ) Doctor Who penaKica m ay take another six Jack Clark, Mike Schmidt and hearings would be held on potential In additon, Fehr said the union months. " I asked that Fehr and Rona parties," Roberts said. IS) Charlie's Angels Dave Righetti. remedies if either the players' might ask for those contracu to be Thomas Roberts, the arbitrator review it, talk to their principles, Roberts seemed very assured in ' (S) Quincy "W e made our decision pidtiic union or the owners desired them. terminated. He also aaid the union who made Monday's ruling, said in " I'll look to the parties first for talk to their attorneys and get his ruling. ® Reporter 41 long before anyone pointed Angers would seek punitive damages and back." a telephone Interview that the at our Industry for ju actions," some thoughte about remedies," " I feel very secure in the award I I MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour some sort of Injunctive relief that If there were add! Aonal hearings, issued, in the correctness of it," he second Mage of the grievance Schuerholx said. Roberts said, "but I have the ® Fame (60 min ) (In Stereo) CHECK IISTINGS would prevent owners from acting the process would be lengthened by said. bearing, the determination of dam­ "O u r plans are going to be the authority to do whatever I think is in concert in the future. [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Dog Who Stopped FOR EXACT TIME ages. might not conclude until the busy schedules of Fehr, Rona As to whether it was a landmark, same the next few years no matter appropriate." Roberts said that Fehr and Barry • the War During their Christmas holiday, s b ^ t y M o r e the 19M season what the damages," Grieve said. Roberts would not discuss what and Roberts, who is about to be^n a he said " I ’ll leave that for others to two groups of children engage in a snow- Late Night With David Letter- Rona, head of the owners’ Player case merging Aie seniority lists of decide.” baM battle for possession of an ice castle. man (In Stereo) Cedric Jourdo, Julien Elie, Maripierre Q® Alfred Hitchcock Presents Arsneau-D'Amour 1984 [ESPN ] Speedway America [ESPN ] SpoftsLook 1 Pope |ohn PaiM II b iliown here arriving to begin hh recent lour [U S A ] Edge of Night oi Ihe UnHerl Slalei. During hb trip, Ihe Pope urged American [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Fast Forward' (CC) A teen-aged dance group from a small town 12 :55A M [TMC] MOVJE: 'Kiss of Calhoikt lo puth lor focial and economic jutlice for minorities. the Spider W om an' (C C) In a Laiin Atiwn- in Ohio go to New York in search of fame The Pope leads a flock of about (CHOOSE ONE: 30, SO) million night Slap's encounter with his editor can prison, an emotional relationship ev­ John Scott Clough, Don Franklin. Irene d $ T h e Real W est A look at the American U.S. CalhoHct. SCOREBOARD Worth 1985 Rated PG (In Stereo) WeSt from 1849-19(X). Gary Cooper nar­ (Brian Smiar) leads to an emotional exit olves between a homosexual prone to flights of cinematic fantasy and his cell rates (60 m in) from the rtewspaper (In Stereo) [U S A ] Cartoons mate, a political radical William Hurt. Raul 2 The U.N. Secretary General re­ (S ) Greatest Sports Legertds Matchwords ‘^:30PM d D M*A*s*H 10:00PM ® News Julia, Soma Braga 1985 Rated R cently traveled to ..l„ andin Amarlean Laagua reauNa Brawara 7, Yankeaa 2 Tlgara8.Rad8ax5 MOVIE: 'Aruacs; The War Down (2 potnis lot aach eorrsci malch) Cardlnala 3. Phlliiaa 2 ® A B C News (CC) ® (SD Dynasty S EA S O N PREMIERE 1 : 0 0 A M ( ® Archie Bunker's Place an eiiorl to mediate a cease-fire B M c l i a D Under' Tw o childhood friends face the (C C) Persona) challenges cause relation­ 1-cease a-go before Cii) Jeffersons (CC) Part 1 of 2 cold reality of World War I on the battle ships and rivalries in the Carrington family 3D Home Shopping Overnight Service between these two nations that DETROIT _ BOSTON Bowliag (2 hrs ) Blue Jaya 8. OrMaa 4 PHILA STLXNIIS Gimme a Break fields of Gallipoli and France. Edited from a to explode; a mysterious stranger pulls Al­ have been at war ior seven years. 9I1W Y M K MILWAUKEE oBrUM ObrhM 2- seizeb-stop r liM WhltokrTb S 1 0 3 Burksef uBrhM ObrhM 10-hour Australian miniseries Paul Hogan. exis from the river (60 min ) ® Joe Franklin O B rllM 5 13 1 SomusTlb 40 10 ® NBC News Andrew Clark, Jon Blake 1985 Part 1 of 3 Soviet Foreign Minhier ..I., re­ ARMfteM iNgui •linfflngt bALTIMOMI RHndndh 90 10 Molttorlb 3 3 10 Modlckdh 5 3 3 1 BorrettSb 5030 Coleman If 4 33 0 (’IB) Kojak (3D Maude Pan 2 of 2 Rndiph 3b 4 13 1 GIbtenlf Thmpsncf 30 11 OSmIthst 113 1 Elka @D Noticiero Univision 2 cently met with President Rea­ OrbM » r b M AAomuigrt 0000 * 3 4 1 Bggesdh 4 13 1 CJomet If 40 10 1,22) (30) St. Elsewhere (CC) Gideon (Ron (40) Ask Dr. Ruth (CC) (R) 3- secede c-lransier UrlonoSb 50 10 Mtngly 1b 5011 Yount cf 4 3 24 TrammI ss 5 0 10 Romlne pr Herr 3b 30 11 [C N N ] Showbiz Today Gil) Novela: Pobre Ser>orita Limantour ■oil MriNsn Stanlck3b 4 0 10 0000 SchmdtSb 4 111 AAcGeecf Scott Kvodos 143-341, Paul Ford me Cox) vows to tame” the hospital [C N N ] Crossfire gan. The main goal oi Ihe meeting W L Pet. Ob Mottbytret 4 110 Lynndh 4 0 10 WInfIsteJdrf ■ 30 10 Braggs rf 3 0 0 0 OaEvnt 1b 4 0 13 Oroenwl It 5 110 300 1 Nokesc Hayes rf 30 10 PndttnSb 4 0 10 172145-440, Tony Desimone 142135G00, [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour d D Banjo's Australia sttiff, groom-to be Ehrlich (Ed Begley Jr ) was to discuss a treaty lo eliminale 93 99 .409 — FsrmMB 5330 CWpknss 3310 OWardlf 3 0 10 JCMMotb 0000 5 0 0 0 DwEvn 1b 4 110 Schulb 4000 [D IS ] M OVIE'. 'Baby: Secret of the Lost 4-cede d-lake over Lo s m Wthetncf 0000 Brock lb (jemonef 3 310 J^zngrrf Green rt 3000 Al Ceelhp T43-374, Andy Lomoureux '••■•[MAX] MOVIE: 'The Secret Weapon' di) MOVIE: ‘The Comancheros' A Texas chases a wild woman (Patricia Wettig) on OtIroH 9) 39 .407 0000 AOurroy 1b 3 3 13 3 0 13 3 113 Oouttonc 3000 LJehntnrf 132349, Jim Woodcock 13S-371, Ernie Legend' In Africa, a scientist and fier juur short- and medium-range nu­ (MUwOUllSS 53 40 .590 9 Obslllf 9 13 1 Stwslsrf 4030 Cottocf 3000 Doerdh 4 0 10 Sherldnrt 3 0 10 Romero3b 4 0 10 1000 Holmes combats Professor Moriarty who Ranger infiltrates the ranks of the Com fiis wedding eve (60 mm ) nalist husband aitempi to reunite an infant BrokntSb Jettztt 1110 Doytevp 0000 Pepin 142310, Rick Burnett 143-344, Al clear mksiles. NSW York 63 40 .590 9 Oveoylt 0.0 0 0 Knight 3b 4 03 3 Petouotf 1000 Sufttottc 4 0 10 3 0 3 0 SOwente 4000 1000 1^ has kidnapped the inventor of a new ancheros. an outlaw gang supplying guns (38/ Honeymooners dinosaur wilti its capiured mother William S-precede e-withdraw PIsMsr.lb 3000 Ksnnsdyc RoyttorSb 303 0 Sveum St 4 33 0 AAarzonoc AAorrlsrf 0000 Atkins 347, AAo Welch 141-379, BUI • nrbombsight Basil Rathbono. Nigel Bruce and liquor to the Comanches John 73 77- .4T 4010 3000 SXS."’------.) p 0000 Undmn 1b 3 000 Palmer 135-1S5-414, Joe Tworonlte 151- (4i) Noticiero Univision Kan Sean Young, Palnr.k McGoolian 4 The Senate ludiciary Committee 43 M .417 39 Upthowlb 3000 M Young If 4 0 10 Itolrulo 3b 0000 JF M Irk lb 3000 Homph 10 11 '• Lionel Atwill 1942 Wayne, Stuart Whitman. Nehemiah Per 1985 Ratr'd PG Csronsc Rowley p 1000 TPenoc 3000 141-414, Joe Dwerok 142390, BUI Pres­ Peopiawatch/Sportiloht 97 95 .375 35W bortM drf 3 3 11 Hortef 3000 3000 Riles 3b 1000 Sheomre 0000 Stone ph 1000 Coxp soff 1961 (In Stereo) ($1) Perry Mason is now holding hearings on the bnouttdh 4 134 Saltph 0000 “ If 4 13 1 ___ Dodtenph 3 0 10 ton 172152431, Travis Cook Sr. 145-14S- ^^7-OOPIVI (T] To Be Announced. [ESPN] Magic Years in Sports High (4 points tor oach corrtcl answer) WtsIMylsisn Locyph 1000 0000 Jocksonp 000 0 Worrell p 143-433. [CNN] PrimeNews [CNN] CNN News Supreme Court nomination of Thortnor 0 100 LxHnIibardc___ 1000 Tetota M 1 13 7 Totals 37 911 9 0000 d D News lights 1982 Look at the year 1982 with a W L Pet. Ob Aguayo ss 0000 Robert Bork. The President 1 Mario Cuomo, Ihe governor of ..I... was Mnnssota 01 70 .534 — Orubsr3b 3 00 0 Mschmtt 3 100 G(3rossph [D IS] Edison Twins [MAX] MOVIE 'The Hollywood feature on golfer Tom Watson Tstalt 1000 d D §2) Wheel of Fortune (CC) Knights' The rowdn*st car club in Beverly M ttand 77 74 .510 4 CMoorsc 3000 34 393 Tstoto M 7M7 311 013 „ — KJcksnts 0000 AABP [E S P N ] Karate (60 min ) (U SA ) Search for Tomorrow nominated Bork to replace re­ scheduled lo leave Saturday on a trip lo Whme 13 Bosten Hills lets loose Robert Wuhl, Tony Danza Kansas City 75 77 .493 4 10 ' m M t-4 Totata M141 Tetota IS 7 I (X) $100,000 Pyramid tiring lusllce ..I... the Soviet Union. Cuomo continued lo Tsiwt 73 77 .407 7>/i Totals 37 1 10 0 Totals 35 4 11 4 *(!!» Gome WInnIneeetfMftSfw RBI — DoEvont (7).' Ethel Boutin 177, VI Pulford 111-102 [H BO] MOVIE: 'Mandela' (CC) A fact Richard Schaal 1980 Rated R 1 : 0 5 A M (3 ) Love Boat E-^nzInger.------DP— Detroit- , 1. u u o - ■" Q i) Jeffersons (CC) Part 2 of 2 based account of black political activist deny that he will run for President. ttHtomla 71 81 .447 W'/)i 3329M, Florence Doutt 175-479, Rita 5 Students did not perform well on fiottls 70 II .444 11 Gome WInnIne Rbl — Yount (15). D e t n ^ , Botton9.» -OoEvons, OlbeonX McAllister M5-S20, AAory BlelskI 451, “ ■ 'O ) Best of Saturday Night Nelson Mandela’s struggle to expose the 1 0 : 3 0 P M f20l Weight Loss Made Easy 1 :2 5 A M (HBO) MOVIE: 'Born Ameri StLOOta ^ , can’ Three young Americans cross the So 2 The appeal oi the "Baby M ’’ custody Ollcaoe 40 03 .490 13 OP— New York 3. Milwaukee 3. LOb— Trammell. 3B— Gibson. Game Wnnino RBI — Herr (13). Sam McAllister 302S31, Bob Muldoon « M *A-S*H injustices of apartheid in (24) This Rock: A Look Inside the Vatican a recent federally funded history Tutsdoyt Oomst Gams Winningvv'tiiiitnf 9»w9 Rbl — Obsll (14). New York 10, Milwaukee 5. 3b— Yount, 30251S, Bruno Giordano 311-579, Sam Danny Glover. Alfre Woodard. John indi Viet liofder during a hunting expedition and case reached Ihe New lersey Supreme X LOB-PhUodelohla 5, ■ . dD MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour C26) INN News ^ and literature lest. But a surpris­ Mllwaukss 7, Nsw York 2 1st eome DP—— ------Torontoto 33, ,------LOb— Toronto 6, bom- Felder, Randolph, RHenderton. 3b— {IffrWolL. W S M .' StLouls 4. 3B— OSmIth, Hayes. 3B— Mpttejnpp 301-302994, Cot SkoronskI 1987. (In Stereo) find themselves figliting for their freedom more 4. 3b— Meteby, Knight, beniguez, l^vttor, Sveum. HR— Randolph (4), * »■ * «, Ron York 342539, Stan KoU- (38) Odd Couple and their lives Mike Norris, Steve Durham, ing 65 percent knew that the Court last week. TRUE OR FALSE; The NSW York W, MMyyoukss I, 3nd eome OMrMt "* Coleman. HR— Schmidt (33). SB— , Barney Miller [M AX] MOVIE: Back to School' (CC) Toronto b boltimore 4 Whm, CRtpken. HR— Murray (30), ienl- Yount (19). nowskl 307-511, Charlie Olode 302544, C41) M uy Especial Daniela Romo David Coburn 198G Rated R poems of Emily Dickinson con­ lower court ruled that surrogate mother Terrell W.1210 7 10 5 5 3 4 Mthomp- Ralph CUtterd 305, Herb Tedford 501, Hollywood Squares Campus life is turned upside down when a OstreK I, boston 5 ouez (I). Sb— MYoung (0), Stanloek (4). son (43). SF— McGee. [M AX] MOVIE 'I Love You Alice B cerned (CHOOSE ONE: patri­ Mary Beth Whitehead could keep "Baby Ookkind W, Osyslond 3 IP NH R bR bb SO ______IP N R bR bb SO Hennemon 11-3 1 0 0 1 3 Lou Sulots 505, Mike Bodak 524, Max (M) Jeffersons specialty clothing tycoon enrolls in college r57J Wildlife Cinematographer Wolfgang New Yerk H e m o ^ 1-3 0 0 0 Smele 545, Rust Chorpentler 524. in an effort to make sure his son won't Bayer Toklas’ A middle aged lawyer leavers con M.” MInnsseta 4, Tsxot 4 Teroirte 1 0 IP H ^ Novela: Victoria otism, death). JNunaz 3 3 John L.13-6 31-3 7 5 5 1 1 Notes S,1 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 RRR BB drop out Rodney Dangerficld. Sally Keller venlion behind him and joins Ihe Inppie life Colltomla 5, Chicago 3 [H B O ] Roseanne Barr Show (CC) Peter Strllers. I eigli faylor Young, Joycr* Kansas Ctty 4, Ssortls 3,10 Innlngt Caruffi 2 2-3 3 Hudson 323 3 3 3 3 3 Rowley L,17-10 d D Nightly Business Report man. Burt Young 1986 Rated PG 13 (In Housewife / conu’dian R«)seanne Barr dr* 3 Democratic Rep resenlalivc Pal woodward L,1-1 5 23 9 5 7 3 1 5 6 3 2 2 Cunllffa Auto Body Van Pani*n 1968 R.m.'d R B VmtlVB Elchhorn 0 1 0 0 Flhon 1 1 0 0 0 1 Jackson 1 0 0 0 0 dl) Matt Houston Stereo) livers her vii’ws on mottvrhond .and life m a Schroeder oi (CHOOSE ONE: Colora­ Walls W >3 31-3 4 Mlhmauhse StanUnr 31-3 3 0 0 0 0 Calhoun Rick . Johnson 153, Joe Tollsono Toronto (Plonoeon 5-7) at boltlmors 2 1 0 0 0 •^'[CNN] MoneyNne [U S A ] Riptide A governmental cover up mobile home (60 mm ) (In Stereo) 1 :3 0 A M (5} Get Smart do, Wyoming) is espccled lo announce (Hobyon 5-5), 7:35 p.m. BalWmera Hleuero W,129 7 7 3 3 3 4 Sombito 1 1 0 0 0 1 StLouls 199424, Emile Roux 150-445, Steve may be underway when a father realizes potrelt (Alemnder 7-0) at Boston Bollard L,^7 7 5 Cleor 1-3 1 0 0 3 1 WP— Woodward, Sombito. Cox W.120 7^3 WllUoms 151-410, Joe Goodfleld 150, Roy ^o-[ESPN] SportsCenter ^ 10.45P M (DIS) DTV (il) INN News her candidacy for President later Ihh Umpires— Home, Brinkman; First, 5 1 1 4 that the body delivered to him isn’t that of Nawsnama (Hurst___ 119-111, r — 7:39 o.m. Wlllmson 0 2 Mlrobella S,3 123 1 0 0 0 0 Worrell S,33 1 1 1 1 0 Jery 403, Fete Woltyno 150^, Kevin his son, the victim of an army training acci (30) Dating Game month. DConnor HbP— AAolltor by John. Reilly; Second, Welke; Third, Young. Kelley...... 151, Mike Nlch«Nicholson —152153-415...... I T M C ] M OVIE: 'Deathtrap' A noted 11:00PM r?J (B) 111 !22l (30' (401 (15 (xMntt If you con Idonllfy (hit OaktaiW (Ontlvsrot 94) at Cleveland 1-3 0 Doyley 1-3 0 0 0 0 dent (60 mm ) [CN N ] Newsnight Update MGrIffIn 0 2 Umpires-Home, McKeon; First, PB— DouUon. High teom slnol^Acodlo Restaurant ' Broadway playwright is so desperate for a News poroon in Iho nowt) (AkertHdi 25), 7:35 p.m. box office hit that he resorts to murder 4 Ivan Lendl overcame Ihe flu, a rain Texet (Ouzmon 14-11) at Minnesota NIadnfuer 1^^ 1 McClelland; Second, Shulock; Third, T-3:30. A— 30,159. 437, High team trIple-RXG auto 1200, (J] Head of Ihe Class [E S P N ] Fishing Best of Bill Dance «]!.DWichael Caine, Christopher Reeve, Dyan 8l30PM I.IJ (61) Late Show (In Sii’reo) (Wyleyen 14-11), 1:05 p.m. Elchhom pitched to 1 batter In the 4th, Kolser.T— 3:55. High Individual slnel2Rlck Johnson SEASO N PREMIERE (CC) Charlie learns delay, and lough play from Mils Dodgara4,filanta3 ... Cannon 1982 Rated PG [USA] WWF Prime Time Wrestling New York (Oullickten 23) at Mil­ Bollard pitched to 1 batter In the Olh, Hl|h Individual trlp l^T. MqrlrwIU that his students are ’’accidentally” salm ® Carol Burnett and Friends I recently announc­ WHander lo win Ihe U.S. Open last Wllllomton pitched to 3 bottort In the Olh, National Loiguo roaulla High overape-KevIn Kelley 2 :0 0 A M Cs:) MOVIE: -Sam Cado waukee (Woemon 10-11), 0:35 p.m. , , [U S A ] Airwolf Hawke aids an old war taging one another’s science fair projects Cl8 Silent Tragedy ed that I would quit week. II was Lendl’s (CHOOSE ONE: I (Lone o il at Californio (Reutt MGrmtn pitched to 3 batters In the 0th. Yankaaa 10, Brawara B LOS ANGELS SAN FRAN 133.4. buddy whose family is being victimized by Cade’s wartinu! buddy returns with i^ o n 44), )0 ; » p.m. BK— Bollard. ObrhM irhM Standings: RXO Auto 7-2, McNamara ® Entertainment Tonight .20 Barney Miller tract to kill him Glenn Ford. Edgar F^ir.h my Cabinet-level third, fourth) coniecullve Open lltle. 7-3, Dubaldo Electric 23, O.N.E. 5-4, former Vietnamese warlord (60 min ) Kamos O lv (Oubicn 11-17) at Seattle Umpires— Home, Palermo; Rrst, Morri­ Cuba 8, Mata 2 Sax 2b 4 3 3 1 Speler2b 4 0 10 (iij Major League Baseball; New York (24 Motorweek anan, Darren Mi Gavin post lo help my hus- (Langston 11-11), 10:35 p.m son; Second, Clark; Third, Phillips. Deverex If 4000 Mltchll 3b 5 0 10 Acadia Restaurant 5-4, East Harttol'd ' 7:30PM d D p m Magazine John Rtum, 5 In a malch between Ihe last Iwo Super Second Gome Yankees at (2 hrs 26 Tales of the Unexpected ® Home Shopping battd in hb campaign T — 3:00. A— 13,933. NEW YORK MILWAUKEE Lndrxph 1000 DHndsncf 3 0 10 Nursery 5-4, Anton's 2S, Vlllooe Stylist .... a Long Island. N Y , mansion 30 min ) (Live) Bowl winners, Ihe IMS champions ..I.. Detroit at Toronto, 7:35 p.r obrhbl a b rh b t NEW YORK CHICAGO APenop 00 00 AMrtoph 100 0 25, Herltoee Bolt 22, Mock 32, Herefor d D Current Affair (38' M 'A 'S 'H Pan 1 nf 2 (11) Twilight Zone for President. Who irhbl Guerrer 1b the Beer 3-4, Purdy Corporation 27. SD Major League Baseball: New York defeated Ihe 1956 champs, Ihe New Tsxos at MInnetoto,o,l:0Sp stos p.m. Twina B, Rangera 4 Wshtncf 3 3 3 0 Molitor dh 3 3 0 0 BrhM 4 0 2 0 MIdndorf SOOO ^41; PELICULA 'Dos Esposas en mi (30) Win, Lose or Draw ■oston at Mlltsaultee, 1:35 p.m. RKellycf Dvfcstra cf 4 13 0 DMrtnz c( 4 0 11 Stubbs 1b 0 00 0 CDavlsU 4 12 1 ® d D Jeopardy! (CC) Yankees at Milwaukee Brewers (2 lus ) am I and what de­ York Giants, last Monday night. 4 13 1 Yount cf 5 13 5 Teufel 2b ' Cama' J Cordero 7 Vela/rjuez Oilcoao at Oaldand, 10:35 p.m. RncHph 3b 5 3 3 4 Broggt rf 5 0 11 4 0 00 SndbroSb 4 12 0 Marshal rt 4 000 WCIork 1b 4 0 10 dD Truth or Consequences [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) Illegal furs turn up [ESPN] Fishing partment did I lead? TbXAS KHrndz 1b 3000 Polmeir If 3 0 10 Shelby cf 4011 AAelvinc 4 3 3 3 (57 S C TV Only garnet scheduled M INNISOTA Mttnplydh 5 0 )1 Brock 1b 4 00 0 i n n News in J L s helicopter 2:05AM fSj News (H) obrhM obrhM ttolrule 3b Stry*rvrt 4 0 3 1 Dernier cf 1000 Sclosclac 4000 Uribe ss 4 0 10 4 0 3 1 Sveum ss 3 3 3 0 McRyIdsIf [CN N ] Moneyline YOUR SCORE; 51 to 100 points -T O P SCORE: Broyyne3b 4 110 Gloddenlf 4 0 0 0 Winfield rf 3 0 3 1 JPoclrk 3b 4 00 0 4 111 Dawson rf 4 2 2 1 GHfmnss 3 110 Dravekvp 3010 (DD dD Carson’s Cornedy Classics 9:00PM ® Equalizer SEASON PRE 2:30AM (11 Twilight Zone NitlonalLiiguettindlngt Fletchr tt Carter c 4 0 10 Durhm 1b 3 0 10 Garner 3b 3 113 Brnlvph 100 0 Traasactioas MIERE McCall’s forced to team up with an [D IS ] Best of Ozzie and Harriet I I lo SO points — Eacollanl. 71 lo 10 points — Good. SI-70 pointa — Fair. 4 10 0 DavMsn If 0000 Easier If 4 0 11 Riles 3b 0000 (?6) M*A*S*H [C N N ] Sports Latenight Sierra rt 4 0 0 0 Goone H Hdtnph HJohsnSb 3 000 AAorlndSb 3 111 ' Bryantph 100 0 Price p 0000 ex-terrorisl (Telly Savalas), whom he des [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pull Rost DIvWon 3 13 1 10 0 0 Schroedfc 4 0 10 - - Newlywed Game • Knowladg* Unllmitad, Inc. 921-87 Obrien 1b 4 0 3 3 Bush 1b Royster 3b Santana ss 3 0 10 JDovIsc 3 0 10 Andesnlb 0000 RThpsnph 0000 pises, on a deadly mission (2 hrs ‘ [DIS] Zorro w L Pet. on 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Felder It 3 2 3 3 AAoednph P*rMC] M OVIE: 'Legal Eagles' (C C) 7 wo Prrshdh 4 0 0 0 Puckett cf 3 11 3 Posquart 40 3 0 JC^stlll 3b 3 10 0 1000 Walker pr 0 100 Volenzlop 300 0 DRobIsnp 0000 d D Alice , M. Loult 09 41 .993 — Conep 3000 Sundbroc 0 00 0 Hew Oh 0000 BASEBALL ® r4p) Hooperman PREMIERE (CCI Manhattan attorneys employ somr* unor [ESPN ] SportsCentrrr McDwelcf 3 111 Goeltl 3b 4 13 1 Oestrod 1b 5 13 0 (40) W in. Lose or Draw ! 9toW YOfIt 04 65 .570 Vh Sloueht c 3 0 10 Lrkn dh RIeheltl p Oroscop 0000 Mmpvph 0 10 0 JGonziz If 0000 Harry tries to pass off Bijoux the dog n thorlox methods to prove the mnoermeo of 2:40AM (3j Nightwatch Montreal 15 45 .547 4 4 0 0 0 00 00 ttieif client, an avant garde artist accused Petrolll c 3 0 0 0 Brnnskv rf 4 13 3 Solos c 10 0 0 McOwll p 0 0 00 Berryhllc 0 0 0 0 Tetota B474 Totals J43H3 MILWAUKEE BREWERS— -(67j Wild, Wild World of Animals canine narcotics agent With Barbara Bos miodslphla 75 74 .497 14'/^ MWIsnph 1000 Purchased Ihe contract of Brad Komm Irak, son (In Stereo) of murder Ruljen Refilorrl. Debra Wing«*f. 3:00AM fi! Home Shopping Over OMolly 3b 4 0 0 0 Lmbrdz 3b 4 00 0 LomtMrd c 4 0 10 (Xinstonss 4 0 0 0 “f C N N ] Crossfire ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ Ptttiburah n n .m i4'/i Brower If Sutcliffe p 30 12 Los Angeles IN 531 tIO— t outfielder, from Denver of the Americgi) Daryl Hannah 1986 Raterf PG (In Stereo) night Service Continues (2 hrs ) Olleogo 73 75 .450 17 3)10 Loudnerc 3 00 0 Cottopr 0 100 ® M O VIE: 'Battle of the Bulge' During Totals 34 4 4 3 Tetota Skinnerc Totals 34 1 1 3 Tetota 30 410 5 Sonnranctaco 010 1M 010-4 Association. Sent Dove Kllpstoln, out­ [D IS ] Home Alone Malcolm Jamal W.n [USA] Airwolf west Olvltlen 11 4 I 4 000 0 Gome Winning RBI — Shelby (0). fielder, to NoshvlUe of the American World War II. a colonel realizing that no (11) MOVIE 'Follow the Leader' On sjcag o8ei|q3 -s tpi|qi-p AAechmts 3 3 10 Mvfier (’ Cosby Show” ) talks about salety for gasoline would create a weakness for the furlougti from ihe Army, tlie East Sidr* Kiris . w L Pet. oa ^ Y o r k 1M Ml 002-4 E— Shelby, Mitchell. DP— Los Angeles Assodoflon to completo on earlier deal with ' ''ohildren who are home alone, including tips (8 40 Nightline :oprj | -t !]$1VJ-Z l>|JOAMaN-l UHOITiBOdS/HDlVMlTdOld Texet 013 010 . . . Totals 441030 9 Totals » I 8 0 Germans, suggests that his men play a 11:30PM investig.ite a robliery ( eo Gorcey Joan 0 03 Ion PronclKO 53 49 .543 — Chtooto 3M ON 1B(— 4 1. LOB— Los Angelts 7, Son Frandsco 11. theClncInnotl Reds. on dealing with strangers and handling MhHwteta sn MO Oix game to deplete their gas supply Henry (® Entertainment Tonight Marsfi I ast Side Kids 1944 t-S !a-* !a-t Ip-i fq-t :saHOMH31VW Cincinnati 75 75 .500 4 Gome Winning RBI — OMortlnez (5). 3B— Mitchell, WCIork, DHenderson. HR— emnrgoncies Winner of tlir' Achievi^meni Gome Winning RBI — Goettl (14). Hew York 230 M l 330— 10 Fonda. Robert Shaw, Robert Ryan 1966 luauiiivdaa uo||V|jodsufJi ia|oa qiaqvz||] i]WVNSM3N Houston 73 75 .480 9'h E—" Bush, ■Loudner. ------OP->-4?exat-Texos 1.1 LOB— • E— HJohnson. DP— New York 1, Chl- CDovIs (31), Melvin 3 (11), Garner (5), Sox in Children s Television Award from Ai (IIJ INN News [CN N ] News Overnight LOSAnosIs. 44 85 .437 W/7 Milwaukee MS 410 000— I cooo 1. LOB— New York 7, Chicago 7. (5). S— RThompson. Part 1 of 2 Texos 4, MInnetoto 5.3B— Goettl, Obrien 2 Gome Winning RBI — RKelly 0 ). ■ ^ o n for Children’s Television (20J Honeymooners [DIS] MOVIE 'Brothers By Choice' qieap-S IgaMpd ff^OT Attanto 44 05 .430 17 Brunonsky. HR— Puckett (37),McDowell 38— Ovkstro 2, Strawberry, Dawson. IP H R BR BB SO $2) (50) Year In the Life Tonight Anne and SonDISOO 43 07 .430 15>/> E— RKelly, Riles. DP— New York 1. HR— McRevnolds 126). SB— McReynolds Los Angeles [ESPN ] Scholastic Sports America (?D (30) Tonight Show (In Su'ren). F er*ling unwanterl at home, an adopted -* tazprupjvaaqs p »n p ]-c lbti| 'ufJi-i IqS-I >3d03Sai|IOM (13), Goone (9), Brunonsky (31). LOB— New York 14, Mllyyoukee 4. Sunny (Wendy Phillips, Amanda Peterson) boy decides tn run away Yanick Bisson. TUssday’t Ooms. SB— Brower 3 (15), McOowel) (31). (14), Strawberry (31). S— Sutcliffe X Volenzlo W. IS­Scholastic I2D Racing from Plainsficid QilcoooI I4, NSW YoiyorX 3 3B— Mattingly, Washington, Potouo.3B— MS 10 3 3 4 4 8:00PM (3) Oldest Rookie (CC) I.. talk about sex (60 min ) (In Stereo) Charley Hujgins, 7erence Kelly 1986 IF H R BR bb SO Felder. HR— Yount (30). SB— AAolltor IP H R BR BB SO ’^ ^ jn d Tony’s investigation of a senes ol ClnclnnolInclnnotl 5, Son DIsgo 3 New Yerk APeno S,7 1 0 0 0 0 0 (24j I Would Be Called John: Pope John (3D Hogan’s Heroes [E S P N ] NFL Yearbook Texas (41),Felder (39). rnuggings is juggled with their assignmeni OAontrsol 4, Plttoburghrgh 3; Harris L,210 31-3 4 4 4 3 1 Cone L,25 4 23 4 3 3 3 4 fan Frandsco XXIII (C C) Charles Durning stars as Pope 1^^ News Atlanta 4, Houston 3 ^ W - M R BR bb so Oroveky L.1211 4 5 3 3 0 4 to escourt visiting Korena dignitaries wtio John XXIII in this one-man show re [M AX] MOVIE 'Lust in the Dust' (CC) Russell 4 23 3 1 1 0 3 New Yerk Orosco 1-3 3 2 3 0 0 [C N N ] Sports Tonight St. Loult 3, Philadelphia 3 McDwII 1 1 1 1 2 0 • Price 3 2 1 1 0 3 llling varalty boys are preparing for the 1988 Summer Olym creating Angelo Roncalli’ s five year reign OulLiws race to find a treasure buried in Mohorclc 1 3 1 1 0 3 Trout 31-3 0 3 3 4 0 the town of Chill Vr*rdi» Nr*w Mexico Tab Lot Angelet‘ 4, ‘ Son■ iFroi R ’oncltco ■ 3 Minneteta Oliccao DRobIson 1 0 0 0 2 1 The llllne Junior High varsity boVs' , _pics (60 min ) as pontiff (90 mm ) [D IS ] M OVIE: 'Escapade in Florence' Wadneedtw't Games Allen n -3 5 5 5 3 3 HBP— GHoffmon by Drovecky. WP— Tw o American artists travel to Florence to Hunter Divir'o I ainio Kazan 1985 Rated Cinema JNIekro W,7-)3 SI-3 4 4 3 0 4 Clements W.3-3 3 1-3 3 1 1 o 3 Sutcliffe W,128 9 5 3 2 3 5 soccer team ran Its record to 3-0 by _ (D MOVIE; 'The French Connection’ (41J Novela: Senda de Gloria FhlladsIRila (Ruffin 1214) at Chlcooo Orosco pitched to 3 batters In the 5th. DRoblnson. defeotino the East Catholic freshmen, study its great paintings and are thrust into R (Mover 11-14), 3:30 p.m. Schotzedr 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Righetti SJO 3 0 0 0 0 3 ',,Two policemen are involved in an aflr?r Atherton 31-1 0 0 0 0 1 Mltwouhee WP— McDowell. 23, Tuesday. Andy Buccino scored two "hours investigation of an international nar Born Again: Life in a Fundamentalist a chase to recover a priceless 15th [ T M C ] M OVIE 'Bells Are Ringing' A Son Diego (Show 214) at Cincinnati RsdsB.PadreaS goals ter the Roms while Joe Stephen­ Baptist Church century painting from iniernational thieves Iimid girl who works fof a telophono an (Power 1213), 7:35 p.m. Reardon S,39 1 0 0 0 ) 0 Borker o 3 3 3 1 0 Expos 4, Pirates 3 'Concs ring Gene Hackman Roy Schriider HARTFORD Love IPG) 7, 9:30. — Born >n East L.A, HBP— Goone by Russell. WP— Harris, Stapleton 4 7 3 3 3 4 son, Mike Jones and Oreo King odWd a - Fernando Rey 1971 [C N N ] Larry King Live Tommy Kirk, Annette Funicello 1963 swnring s»*rviu; lakns a doop personal in CIntmo City — Touch Ouvt Don't 9:40. — Lo Bomba (PO-13) Montreol (Smith 127) at New York goal eoch. Jason DIeterle, Peter Far- (Condetarta 20), 7:35 p.m. Umpires— Home, Reed; Rrst, Hlrsch- Knudson 31-3 4 3 3 1 1 SAN DIBOO CINCINNATI [DIS] MOVIE 'Brothers By Choice' [ESPN ] SportsCenter trosi in all tfm cit.enis Jurly Holliday. Doan Donee (R) 7. 9:50. ~ Jean de Rorette beck; Second, Merrill; Third, (torclo. ley, Bpbbjj Peri, Scoff Salonen, and dD (40) Perfect Strangers SEASON Martin, Fred Clark 1960 (In Stereo) (PG ) 4:40, 9:20. — A Mon In Love (R) Heutton (Detholet 124) at Atlanta Plesoc 1-3 3 0 0 0 0 PITTSBURGH MONTREAL O b rh M O b rh M .PREMIERE (CC) t arry tierornrs a cuh re Feeling unwanted al home, an adopted T — 3:50. A— 15,394. Crim L,20 1 1-3 3 3 1 0 0 O b rh M O b rh M More SoUfla all ployed well for llling. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Wild Geese II' (CC) A 7:10, 9:40. The Fourth Protocol (R) V5IRNON (rsm lth 129), 7:40 p.m. (iwynn rf 30 11 Daniels If 4 0 0 0 lUlnos' next gome Is Friday when It •■•porter and Balki. following his cousins boy decides to run away Yanick Bisson, group of daring mercenaries attempt to aid 3:15AM [HBO| MOVIE: Nights in Aldrich 1 1 0 0 1 0 Coneels rf 3 1 1 0 Raines if 3 10 0 Jeffersnef 5 00 0 Tnidwylb 4:50, 9:30. Con'f Buy Me Love PIttiburah (Rther 29) at St. Louis Barker pitched to 4 batters In the 1st. 3 0 10 hosts RHAM at 3:15 p.m. lead, get a job in the newspaper’s mail Charley Higgins, Terence Kelly 1986 a Nazi war criminal escape from a Berlin White Satin' A photographer becomes Born In East L.A. (R) (Mathews 1210), 0:35 p.m. Coles rf 0000 Webster rf 3 33 1 Ready 3b 3 111 DCncpc3b 1000 7:10, 9:30. BK— Crti*rlm. Lind 3b 3 00 0 Brooksss 4 13 1 CMrtnz 1b room [ESPN] AWA Championship Wrestling fortress where he has lived in solitary con obsessed witli a young woman he BAST HARTFORD Los Angeles (Herthiter 1213) at Son Angela 5, White Box 3 4 1 1 0 EDovIscf 3 1 0 0 finemeni for forty years Scott Glenn. Bar glimpses rhifing a ptmio shoot Kennetfi ■ostwood Pub A Cinema — Born In Froncltce (Reuschel 127), 10:35 p.m. Umpires— Home, McClellond; Rrst, VonSlyk cf 4 12 3 WoilochSb 4 0 11 Sonffopoc 4 0 2 0 Parker rt 3 33 1 fSD News [ T M C ] M OVIE: Pale Rider' (CC) A mys­ Shulock; Second, Kaiser; Third, McKean. MH8 boya JV bara Carrrjra.* Laurence Olivier 1985 Gilman, Priscilla Hams, Kim Waltrip 1986 East L.A. (PG-13) 7:30. WRIT HARTPORO U tarsdsy*! Odmst BonllloSb 4 0 10 (Jolorro 1b 4 0 11 Abner If 3 0 0 0 ONetllrt 0 0 0 0 terious stranger rides into a mining towi^ CHICAGO T-3:30. A— 13.651. Bream 1b 4 0 3 0 WInohmet 3 0 0 0 flT) Keys to Success Rated R Rated NR Peer Rlchord'a Pub A Cinema — , * 1 — Con'f Buy Md Lov* Son Olsoo10 att anclnnotl,_____ . 13:35___ - p.m. CALIPORNIA Wynne If 1000 Bell 3b 3 111 The Manchester High boys' lunlor and brings much needed relief to gold Can't Buy Me Love (R) 7:30,9:30. Phllodsiphio at Chlcooo, 3:30 p.m. ObrhM O b rh M Borwtolf 4 0 10 Low 2b 3 00 0 Tmpitn ss 4 12 0 Esoskylb 3 1 2 0 varsity soccer teom defeated Enfield, ,'(jD Columbo I" Bast L.A. (R) Guillen ss soil Prince c 3 0 0 0 McClure p 000 0 prospectors being harassed by an unscru 1 1 :35PM ® Entert.iinment Ttftffgitt'N. 3: 30AM (E S P N J Billiards: Mike Sigel SheweoM Clnsmm 1-9 — The Living 7, 9;M. Houston at Attanto, 5:40 p.m. Schotlld ss 3 00 0 Cora 2b 3010 AAcOrlftc 4 03 3 20, Tuesdoy afternoon. The Indians ore ^ dD MOVIE: The Onion Field' The after pulous power baron Clint Eastwood. Mi ppyljohti (PG) 1:30. 7:15^— Robo^Cey Mentrsol at New York, 7:35 p.m. Hill 3b 4 110 Joyner 1b 4 00 0 Athlatica 10, Indians 2 Sasser c 1000 Burkep 0 0 0 0 (Srontp 300 0 Larkin ss 4 0 11 now 2-21 for the season. Scoff Evrod, (tn Stereo) N vs. Jose Garcia (R) MDIz ph .•math of a police murder has dr^vastating chael Mofiarty. Carrie Snodgress 1985 (R ) 9:45. — H tllrolitr (R) 1:10, 7:> Pittsburgh at St. Loult, 0:35 p.m. AAonrlq 3b 0000 DeCncslb 3 0 10 10 00 Fttieerld c 4 00 0 Lelperp 0000 Rronoop 0000 Brian Sampson, Khom Khono, and ' ‘'effects on the people responsible and the [MAX] MOVIE Teachers' ICC) A [USA] MOVIE 'The Deadly Game' A WILLIMANTIC Baines dh 4 0 11 JKHowtSb Pedriou ss 4 1 1 0 Perezp 3 0 0 0 Mack ph Rated R (In Stereo) burned-out but gifted teacher faces com Now Yoik undercover cop connects a loan 9:45. — Fatal Affroctlon (R) 1:25, 7:15, Only oomst tchsdulsd 10 0 0 1000 Rosminp 3 0 0 0 Jordan Groumon provided the scoring "survivors John Savage. James Woods, 9:45. — No Wov Out (R) 1:40, 7:35,10. — — Tha Principal Coldem rf 3 00 0 Dwnnodh 3 13 1 OAKLAND CLEVBLAND Dunnep 3 0 11 Condoel 2b 0 0 0 0 Hawkins p 0 0 0 0 FWIIImsp for Manchester. Also ploying well were [U S A ] M OVIE; Hammett' A prostilu shark to a rlrug smuggling operation 0000 - Bonny Cox 1979 ^ plox problems when his aging, over Dirty Oonclno (R> 1:20, 7:10, 9:30, — (R) 5:15,7:30,9:45. — Hallrolsar (R) 4,5, GWolkr 1b 4 13 1 AAcLmrpr 0 100 brhM ObrhM Gottp 0000 Solzrph 0000 Stllwll ss 100 0 Billy White, while Mike Sllman and tion ring, a millionaire and a blackmail plot crowded school is sued for awarding a di David Birney. Burt Young. Allen Garfield 10. — Sfokaout (R) 5,7:15,9:30. — Dirty Pamilirt raca picture Rsk c 4 0 10 Roy 3b Polonlo dh 3 3 0 0 Butler cf 300 0 Tetota MI93 Totals 31 4 7 4 TdD Highway to Heaven (CC) Only Stokeoul (R) 1:05, 7:20,9:50.— Tha Bio 4 13 0 Totals M 3 I 3 Totals It 59 S Chris Davev shored the shutout In goal. lure detective Dashietl Hammett back into ploma to an illiterate student Nick Nolte, 1976 Easy (R) 1:15, 7:25,10. — Tha PIcfc-Up goncino (PO-13) 5, 7, 9. — Tough Guys Threugh Sepl. 11 Boston If 4 0 30 • If 3 0 10 SHndsndh 300 0 Franco ss 3 0 10 after experiencing a devastating blow to the private eye business Frederic Forrest JoBeth Williams. Judd Hirsch 1984 K Wilms cf 3 00 0 Bucknri^ MDovIs ri 5 13 1 JBelIss 1000 SN 010 [C N N ] Larry King Overnight Artist (PO-13) 1:45, 7:35, 9:35. — Tha Pof'o (fl» 5:15,7;M, 9:45; — Tha AMBBICAN LiAOUb 10 13 SonOleae IN IM Ml— 3 _ their plans to have a family, do Paul and Marilu Henner, Peter Boyle 1982 Rated R (In Stereo) 4:00AM Principal (R) 1,7:20,9:45. Pick-Up Artist (PG-13) 4, 5, 10. Host Olvislen Lyons 3b 3 110 Pettis,.,------ic T 0 10 0 McGwIr 1b 5 13 3 ToMerlb 4 0 0 0 Mentreol Ml 010 Obi— 4 ChKhman ON 140 Mx— 5 *Micheln realize the child they want is al- Hrstn oh 00 00 DWhIteef Lonstrd 3b 5 113 Carter If 3 0 2 0 Gome Winning RBI — (tolorFoga (7). 4:09AM ® I Love Lucy W L Pet. OB 4 13 3 (tome Winning RBI — Mc(3rlfr (1). leady in their lives (60 min ) Part 2 of 2 (In 9:30PM ® ® ) Slap Maxwell PRE 12:00AM ® Taxi MANCHISTIR DRIVE-INS Keedvpr 0 0 0 0 Armosrt 4 0 0 0 Gollepolb 0 00 0 Jacoby3b 3 0 0 0 DP— Montreal 7. LOB Plttiburgh S, E— Rasmussen. DP— Son Dtepo 1, Oncln- MIERE (C C) Comedy Dabney Coleman Toronto 93 99 .409 — Conseco If Radio, T V Stereo) CfD Getting in Touch 4:30AM fit) One Step Beyond UA Tbaotars Rost — Can't Buy Ma Monslltld — Closad (or tha saoson. Detroit 91 99 .407 Vi Boonec 3 0 10 5 3 3 1 EWIIms3b 1000 AAontreol 7. 3B— Dunne, Galarraga. HR— notl 1. LOB— Son Diego 7, Onclnnotl 8. portrays an egocentric sportswnter To bomss Remaining Totals 34 3 11 3 TetoN 33 S it 5 Tettlelon c 0 0 0 0 CCstlIdh 4 13 0 Webster (14), VonSlyke (20). SB— 2B— Bell, (to/ynn. HR— Ready (0), Porker * TDRONTO (11) — Home (7f: Sept. 34,35, Murphy cf 4 130 Snyder rt 4000 Wlnnlnghom 3 (28). S— Lind. (25). SB— Templeton 3 (14) , Ready (7), 34, 37, D ^ p lt; n 39,30, Milwaukee. Away Chicago iw 1M 002-4 Javier cf 10 0 0 Allonson c 3 110 IP H R BR BB SO Larkin (19). S— Coro. SF— Gwvnn. TODAY (4): Sept. 33, at Boltimore; Oct. 3, 3. 4, at CaHtomlo MO MO 13H— 5 Phillips ss 4 0 13 Dorsettc 2 0 11 PHtabuiMi IP N R ER BB SO 3 p.m. — College soccer: UConn ys. I Gome WInnIne RBI — Buckner ( ). Weiss ss 1000 No boo 3b 4 0 11 Dunne 7 5 3 3 3 1 8 Son DMfo talacostto ; Detroit. 5 13 0 ' l9ETROIT(13)-Home(7):Sept.30,39,W, DP— Chicago 3, Californio 3. LOB— Bemzrd 3b (Soft L,1;2. I 3 1110 Grant L.7-0 5 5 5 5 4 3 NESN at 10:30 p.m.,pn taped delay — Chicago 7, Colltomla 2 3B— Rsk, Stoinbeh c 3 111 M enirM Lelper 1 0 0 0 0 0 ^ Mp.m. — TIoersat Red Sox, NESN, Oct. I^MIhmore; 2X4, Toronto. Away (5): RJksn pti iept.3XatBoston;34,2X34,37,atToranto. Lyons. 3B— Hill, Buckner. HR— 000 0 Perez W.20 5 9 3 3 1 4 Howkins 2 1 0 0 0 0 WTIC GWotker (36), Downing (34), OWhIte (34). BHorper If 00 0 0 McClure 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 CliKkman 7:10 p.m. — Expos at Mets, Sport- Tetota n 1014 10 Totals 34 3 I 3 CLASSIFIED ADVER'nSING 643-2711 West Division S— K Williams. Burke S,15 3-3 0 0 0 0 1 RosmusenW>1 7 5 3 1 3 8 sChonnel, W K H T _ IP H R BR BB SO Dunne pitched to 1 batter In the 5th. FWIIIIoms 1 1 0 0 0 0 1:30 p.m. — Yankees at Brewers. W L Pet. OB Ml 010 701— 10 AAlnneseto it to .S36 — ChMoao HBP— Conpelosl by Perez. Franco S,37 1 2 1110 Channels 11, 24, WPOP — Oakland 77 74 .510 4 LaPoint 71-3 1 3 3 3 3 SN 010 100-3 Kansas CItv 75 77 .493 4W James LJ-5 1-313310 Gome Winning RBI — McGwire (13). LOST Toxos 73 77 .407 7W Seorge 1-331100 DP— Ooklond). LOB— Ooktand 9, Oeve- Notices 3 1 M l HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED m HELP WANTED Gollta lond 5. 3B— Carter, Allonson, Phillips. AND FOUND EDHELP WANTED m HELP WANTED ED ED MWItt W,1213 0 9 3 3 1 3 CCostlllo 2, Bernozard. HR— Stolntxich MINNESOTA (11) — Home (S): Sept. 33, 05), Lonstord (19), Conseco ( » ) . a condition pracedant to ^ . I vNuu# 0 , sp, t it iKvnwm u t v . Awuy loi: Bulce S,17 1 3 0 0 1 1 H TtoiPli A 35,_V, Kansas Oty. Away (4): Umpires Home, Coble; Rrst, McCoy; S— Stelnboch. SAT -4ba plocamant of any odvar- SIZABLE reward offered REGIONAL Classified AUDITORS wanted. Na­ PART Time help wanted. CLERICAL. Full time of­ FULL or port time. Ty­ MASONS helper to stort BsjH. IX 39,30, at Texas; Oct. 2 3,4, at Konsos Second. Bremlpon; Third, Denklnger. IP N R BR BB SO “ffslno In tha Manchester He- tor the return of the o d s reach nearly tional Inventory ser­ S4.25 and up. All shifts fice position, 40 hours o pist wanted for desktop Immediately. Coll offer Oakland ° & K L A N O (11) — Home (7): Sept. 34,3S, ;;^ld, Advertiser hereby stihl chain sow lost at 3,0(X),000 homes. One vice Is expanding available. Flexible week, Monday - Fri­ publishing. General 6pm . 643-8209. Honeycutt W,1- .dtraas to protect. Indemnify the Valiev Corn Crib, classified od placed day. Bom to 4;30pm. IX V ) Chlcaeo; 39, 30, Oct. 1, Cleveland. 3 5 4 1 1 2 3 rap idly In Ct. We ore hours to work around computer Macintosh Away (4); Sopt. 2Xataevelond;Oct.23.4,at Royala 4, Marlnara 3 (10 Inninga) -•and hold harmless tha Mon- B u ck lo n d R o a d , S. with the Manchester presently In need of your schedule. Wee­ Rellobllltv and occu- knowledge a plus. Atti­ GNetaon SX 4 4 1 1 0 3 Attention: High School Seniors 3Jestar Herald, Its officers Windsor. Please coll Herold w ill be placed In field auditors. No expe­ kends o plus. Coll 646- roev lomportont. Ex­ tude and desire more ICANSAS C ITY (10)— Home (4): Sept. 3X .jw d emplovaas ooolnst any ... - . - . . ito.Awov KANSAS CITY Forrell L>1 4 10 4 4 2 1 646-2319. o ve r 200 newspapers rience Is necessary. We 4300 or oply In person; perience using adding Important than speed. IX 3X leiaftle: Oct. 3,3,4, Minnesota, mwov 3BATTLE SStewort 0 3 3 3 0 0 - m d oil liability, loss or 1: Sept. 31 at Seattle; 35, 34. 77, at r h M brbM ^Rpensa, Includino offor- throughout New Eng­ will train. Competitive Little Coesor's PIzzo. machine, typing skills Apply In person 9:30- EXPEDITER/ Wilson cf 4 100 Eostrly 1 1 0 0 0 1 land for one low price. helpful. Apply In per­ DNixoncf 3 0 10 Ritter 2 3 1110 T S v i' fees, orlslne from starting wages plus be­ PART time legol secre­ 3:30. Pip P rinting , 391 iX A S (13) — Home (7): Sept. 31,39,30, Seltzer 3b SOI) KInoery cf 100 0 This Fall is your LAST CHANCE to enroll -dial ms of unfair trade proctl- Coll Classified 643-2711 nefits. For more Infor­ son Prague Shoe Com­ Center Street, Brett lb 3 113 raradlYlf Forrell pitched to 4 batters In the 7tti, tary. 20 hours, flexible AAlnneeeta; Oct.), 2 3,4, Seattle. Away (5): 4 13 3 SStewort pffohed to 3 batters In the 7lh. ;3Ss. Infrlneament of trade- ANNDUNCEMENT8 ond osk for detolls.o mation please coll 643- pany, 200 Pitkin St., Manchester. PURCHASING Sept.3X34,atMlnnesota;3S.34,37,ot Seattle. TrtoMIrf 5000 Bmtlytllydh 4000 hours. Word process­ PWhItoTb 4 13 1 Phtoedh BK— Heineveutt. ZSSarks, trode names or pot- T R A V E L agency east of 1706 between 9om-5pm. East Hortford. 10 10 Umpires— Home, Kosc; First, Tschkto; in the BEST SAT preparatory course in the > ^ ts , violation of rights of ing, telephone, dicta­ NATKMAL LBAGUE Elsixxhdh 40 10 Pntaley 3b 4 03 1 the river needs assist­ DAYS, full or port time. phone. Pay depending CLERK Pccotass 3000 ADovtalb Second, Roe; Third, Barnett. IV0CV and Infrlneament of ■ost Dlvtalen SOOO ance typing and tele­ SS.OO plus per hour. on e x p e rie n ce . 643- W L Pet. OB AAodsnph 1000 yotlec 9 0 10 T — 3:0i A— 4,4t2. country. 3 pyrlght and proprietory A rapidly growing wire at. Louis 09 41 .993 — ASotatrsi 0000 Hengel rf 4 000 -eights, unfair competitionNOW forinlnfl odult-chlld phone etiquette re­ Little Caesar's Pizza Is 5100. and cable dietrlbutor New York 04 45 .970 3W Quirk c 40 10 SBnnvph 1000 ^ d libel and slander, which bow ling league. 2 hours quired. Wilt train. looking for coring per­ DIETARY Aide. Port MECHANIC BJcksnpr WALGREENS seeks an enargatlc, or­ M 45 .547 4 0000 Wevrpr 0000 qpBv result from the publica­ of fun! For more Infor­ Repsond to Box GG c/o son to handle lunch time opening tor per­ Repair TachaleiaB LOwenc 0000 Quinonsst 3 110 tio n of onv odvertlsment In t h e Manchester shifts. Flexible hours ganized and dedicated Thurmn If 4 13 0 AAeespr Can afford to take chances with your mation coil 649-9012 af­ son to perform a v a r­ ST. LOUIS (13) — Home (9): Sept. 3X 34, 000 0 yojx -9We Monchester Harold by Herald. starting of lOom. Ideol Division of Fortune S(X) Full and part time Individual. Good com­ Pittsburgh; 39(3),3XOct.),AAontreal;2X4, WDIozss 1000 Calendar |3Bverflser, Includino odver- ter 4:30 pm, weekdovs. iety of kitchen tasks. New York. Away (3): Sept. 3X 34, 37, at Norraph 1000 tieements In any free dlstrl- Anytime on weekends. CLEANING help, also lob tor Mom/student Great hours for high Company. Immediate positiDn available. munication •klllsand e RtvnMsSI3b 4 110 academic future? '•taotlon publlcotlons pub- Ask for Bee.o working supervisor or second lob. Coll school student. Coll opening for Repair willingness to learn YORK (11)— Home (S): Sept. 3X34, Mlthwsph 1000 3|h ed by the Manchester with floor core expe­ 646-4300. Flexible hDura. Totgta 31 4 04 Tetota Manchester Manor. Technician for a profee- and grow a must. In re­ MontrsoliBt IS,SX 34,3X 27, Pittsburgh. Away (4): 41 IMl tiorold. Penny Slaffert, rience. Port time even­ 19,3X at Philadelphia; Oct. 2 X 4ot TO D A Y WAITRESS wanted full 646-0129. slonol portable electric BenefitsI Apply to turn wa offer e compet­ Boys loccer •Publisher. ings or weekends. So- CItv Classes begin Sept. 26 at Manchester H. S. m time port time. 649- power tool company. itive wage, advance­ AAONTREAL (13) — Home (3): Oct. 2 X A Bolton at Portland, 3:W HELP WANTED lorv open. 643-5747. the 8tore manager Bills Soccer 5325. Luigi's Restau­ Good mechanical apti­ ment opportunity end Chtoobg. Away (9); Seot.nst.otNewYork; Game WInnIno RBI — Seittar (I). LOST HELP wonted tor East at the following fi£v,atPhllade(phto;39(3),30,()ct. 1,ot E— BoHzer, FWhIto. LOB— Kansas Ctty 2 Housotenlc Volloy at AAonchester, ra n t, 706 H o rtfo rd tude required. Excellent 3:30 AND FOUND DRIVER. Port time tor Hartford based heating excellent benefits In a S . Loult. Seottto 13.3B Preslev.SoWwr.HR— Brett Rood, Manchester. starting salary and be­ locations; (31), Pimito 04). Sa-PBradtov (14), vgitoyboll Call for information - Manchester Herald company. Experience MECHANIC congenial, modarff at- wsstoivltlsn Wilton (9D. SF Brott. AAonchester at En'' ifleld, 3:30 3 P S T small brown teddy route. Coventry area. ond licensed pqople CUNSTRUCTiuN Estim­ Mtchanlc'B Mglpor nefits, 12 paid holidays, moaphara. Contact; W L Pet. „ ______IP H R BR BB ID Short hours. Good pay. only.' Pleose coll and ator. Must hove archi­ company paid health 263 Wast Middle Tpke. KOnaos City «• THURSDAY o-bear. Vicinity Stone Full time days. Busy Chariane M. Leeay Son Wtondeco 03 49 .543 — Beys Soccer ~* Street. Approximately Coll 742-B867. 9-12am, 7 leave messoge on 569- tectural drafting skills and dental, pension Manchester andnnolt _ 75 75 .900 6Vt Lebmdt I 0 3 3 3 10 •hop. Good working JnDovta 23 3 0 0 1 1 East Cothollc at South Windsor, 3:30 September 1. Reword! to lOpm.o 3395 or 568-7395. and understond the plan, profit sharing, etc. 849-8899 SAN PRANCISCO (11) -T lo m s (4): Sspt. (Mooton W9-4 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 •Iris Soccer ~ 646-2174. M EDICAL Receptionist PA R T time general office basics of engineering. condition*. .Apply Pleaae cell lor a p ^ n t - IMS, Inc. Garber S J 1 0 0 0 0 0 East Catholic at Sacred Heart Must be thoroughly fa­ S3, Lot Anpsltt) Oct. 3,3,4, Atlanta. Away (Homden), 3:4S The Princeton Review HbEW ARO" to finder of needed for chaMenglng worker tor Monchester ment 940 Silver Lane 340 Progreas Drive ------SA 27, at Attanto; 36,39, at Son ' position with busy real estate office. Typ­ miliar with field pro- Vernon Shell 30, Oct. 1, at lo t Anatlst. Bankhead 4 5 3 3 1 3 Cromwell at Bolton, 3:30 m documents left In SBM Eaet Hartford Mancheeter, C T 08040 Coventry at Portland, 3:30 proctice. No Saturday ing and bookkeeping ceedures. Send resume 448 Hartford Tpko. 646-106S/646-107e CINCINNATIc In c "U T I (13) — HemsHems(7): (7): Sspt.Sspf.aac Reed L,1-3 4 3 1 1 1 4 booth for return of 869-4120 6 49 -4415 aonOlm;&3137,Houtton;3k3lAll&3137,Houtton;3k3lAtlonta; HBP— Wilson by Bonkhood. •Iris Ssslmmhtg ( 203) 651-3557 ^ some to owner. 649- or evening hours. Coll experience helpful. 646- to: Box I, Monchester Vornon ■ 871-1689 •oa - Mtr/v/H Awoy(n:Sspt.30,Oct. 1,atSonOlseo:X3,4, Umpires Homo, Htfxlrv; Rrst, Ford; Eost Catholic/Fermi at Wethersfield, ~ 1 6 B 0 . 646-1119 for Interview. 4655. Herold. Second, Evans; Third, Cousins. 3:30 U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegday. Scot. 23, 1M7 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Seat. 23, 1987 — 19 KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE Larry Wrioht

ligiSmiATIDN HOMES HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I'21 WANTED FOR SALE TEACHER Aide neeoed SECRETARIAL position CERTIFIED Nurses Aide roOTHERN TIew Eng­ CLASSIFIED ADS 64»>2711 working with 3-4 year part time . Gal to will core tor your loved land ctosslfleld ads olds. Tuesdov-Frlday answer phones, must one In vour home. Call reach nearly 800,000 from 2to 5pm. Ideal for N etic at Businoss Prooorfy...... CntortolRfnont...... have nice manner, Theresa. 569-6W, homes In Connecticut Rosort Prooorty ...... FormSuBPtlasondEoulpmtnt.... so to«t/Found...... BoM(lia«Blnt/lncom« T ax. Offlco/Rgton Eoulpm tnt...... It RATES; I to I days; IS ctnts ptr lint ptr dovr> • M B U M i i D I high school or college light typing of Invoices. and Rhode Island. The P trfo n o ri...... Mortoooos...... student. Please call Just because you don't Wontod to Buy...... CarBsntrv/llamoacIlne. Rtcrtotlenal Eoulpmtnt...... n rtottdavsiTOctntsptrllntotrdav. -■ IWNINII6I , 9-2, Mondov-Frldov, price for o basic 25 ArmQur»€tm«nts. Palntlna/Boparlne...... Boots ond M erint Eoulpmtnt...... B) a tots days: M ctnts ptr lint Ptr dov. 649-5531 for confiden­ use an Item doesn't mean . Auctions...... RoefIne/SMIna...... Manchester. Call be­ word od Is only $90 and Rontols MusIcaiTttms...... ss M or mort days; ■ ctnts ptr lint p tr dov. tial Interview. tween 8am-9am. 646- the Item has lost Its value. will appear In 75 news­ Ptnonclol. Floorms...... Comtros and Ftioto Eoulpmtnt... S5 MUmiHRii cBorgo; 4 Hots. Why not exchange it for Rooms for Ront...... Elactrlcal...... Ptts and Suppllts...... S6 I PAR BERNIE'S/Newmark/ & 0319. papers. For more In­ MaallnR/PlumWna...... cash with an od In Classi­ Emplevmtnt * Education Aoortmonfs for Ront...... MltctHontoot for Salt ...... 17 MAOLINBS: For clestlfM odvtrtlscmEnts to * Lewis needs part time BABYSITTER needed formation coll Classi­ Condominiums for Ront.. Mltcallontous Sarvicn. TooSolts...... M bt Rubilstiod Tuttdov throuBh Soturdoy. tho ] C L C A N IN a * ®**v9^!^*55**** I fied? 643-2711. fied, 643-2711 and ask M«Ib W anttd...... II Homos for Ront...... SarvIcM W onttd...... Wonttd to Buv/TrOdt ...... I t dtodllntlsneonenffitdovbtfortpubllcation. , ■>m- elincfiiK iii cashiers In Vernon and Bowers school district. Situation W o nttd...... IJ Stort/Offico Sroco...... Manchester. Flexible for detolls.o ■u«ln*H OpaartunItiH...... I3 For odvtrfisomtnts to b« publishtd Mondoyy « SKHVICS 8:30-12:30. 4 days for 5 Rosort Prooorty...... Marchondlsa the dtotf ine Is 2:30 p.m. on Fridov. • hours. Will train. Ver­ year old girl. Must i r n b u s in e s s GOVERNMENT Homes Instruction...... is Industrtol Prooorty...... RftsUtonKGI/ non 875-3394. Manches­ Emolovmonl Sorvicts...... 15' Oorooos ond Storooo...... Holldav/Stotanoi...... Autemotlva provide transportation | l ^ OPPORTUNITIES from $1 (U repair). . Roommotos Wontod...... Antlautt and ColltctlMts. Cars for S a lt...... M A D YOUII AO. ClossIfled odvertlsomonts or* ! Coinmtrctal ter 643-9561 between 2- or safe walk to school. Delinquent tax prop­ Wontod to Ront...... Clethina...... Truckt/Vont for Solo...... token by telephone ee o convenlenet. The t 6pm dolly. Rool Estata Furniturt...... MonchetferHemidlsnNponsibleforontyone * 1IMIIIE 649-2611 otter 4pm. WAl5TEDTrIve8torr"for erty. Repossessions. Comptnr Traitors...... Huttftrsa Ru«t, Coll 805-687-6000 exten- Homos for Solo...... TV/Sttrto/Appllancts... Motercvcioi/Aleptds...... incorreetlnsertlencN^thenoniyforthesIttof * BABYSITTER needed, newly established film Machintrv and Tools. Condominiums for Solo. ^ SarvIcM Auto Sorvicts...... the ortplnol kieW^loR. Errors whltfi do not * Alumfntirti Sidino EXeiVATION reliable person to walk video company. For slon GH 9965.______town ond Gordtn...... Autos for nm t/Loost...... Issesn the volue Uf the odvertliemeni will n o t' Lofs/Lond for Solo. 23 Child Coro. Good Things to E a t...... WftBVBflfmGtM. more Information coll MAKE vour appointment Invotfmont Proportv MisctI Ion tows Automotlvo__ be cwrected jv cli ocMitlonol Iruertlon. or drive 4 children 24i Clooning Sorvicos. Fuol Oll/Cool/Flrowood . CO. PART time lob taking 646-3441 otter 6 p.m. or today to see this large, Wonttd to BuvrTrodt ypnd'te* core of either Infants, home from Bowers latilA g. »HtV S<9-S$» RTE. 85♦BOLTON school 3 days and 646-71S0 alter 6 p.m. tour family In Vernon! ihiiib. toddlers, or 3 year olds. Must be seen on Inside ''' IvWf' -:-r jT • ...V's:-'. Hours 1-6. Coll The watch until 4om. Tee­ Blic 046-2014 nagers ok. $8.00 per to fully appreciate the ^'nfe. Cell Children's Place Inc., Retail/Wholesale Manchester 643-5535. hour. Coll 649-2611 otter Improvements made. Hme. awi- wwtoW iBNieE 4pm.______Newer roof, newer kit­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Bucket, tnwk A gMeper. Distributor [HELP WANTED HELPWANTU HELP WANTED HELP w a n t e d : XRAY Technologlst/Ro- chens. Exterior In pro­ ED 6RUlWf7 ■ IWIlfWPIBv ■; ED Canadian manufac­ cess of being pointed...... rW nil VlWf nowiB dlogropher needed NURSE Aides. Imme­ SECURITY guard wanted PART time plant help to Custom furniture turer of concrete lawn $299,000. Strono Real diate openings for DECORATING business SECRETARY Reception­ oonatderaMen te r elderly R.R. tiss, planting, port time tor busy or­ to work In the Vernon work In bovtrage SSSnSSS, Trucking. shop finishers thopaedic practice. ornaments & statuary Estote.o______Puzzles nurse aides who con area. Call 246-M59 or expondlno. Training ist. Good typing filing, Mbme repqtra. You ' ' BMl' llBfIllteBMMid.' Trts work. plant. M utt bo depen­ begins 10/12 for newest and telephone slO|ljs. helper, will train. Hours may range 3:30- Items seeks retail/ WEST Hartford. Impres­ work every other wee­ apply In person at the dable. Compotitive sa­ m v K im T i O M n^H,«edbit,Fr*e CALL wholesale distributor. sive Colonial located In kend on the 7am-3pm custom decorators. Plus basic computer •rttmcrtea. lntured.M - Top wages. f^-F. 8pm. Monday, Wednes­ Wockenhut Office lo­ lary. Apply In perton, Color and design illTMDAIIT a m .» e, * .e e O' e * • • 847-7188 day, Friday. Please 0 neighborhood of shift. Excellent work­ cated at 666 Maple and or proces$J(i0 0304* Company representa­ ACROSS 46 Dawn Answer to Previous Puttie Pequot Spring Water knowledge helpful. WCNAMCS mini For Fr«e Eatimate Overtime avail­ coll 649-4357 or send tive will be In yourarea. comporlble homes, ing conditions and new A ve., In H artfo rd . Company, Spring knowledge needed 4or snoQ □□nn nna Communication skills will train the right pereon. this full time positlonlln able. 643-7803. resume to: Sports Reply to: this vinyl sided beauty 1 EdiMt grttn 48 startino rate. Wllllno to EOE. ______Street Extension Apply In pereon. TO cI e a N orfiNdol fiow- has many features; 8 pod 3DnQ QCIQD □□□ train for details. Call a must. Call for Inter­ our Manchester otflec. m m m p v B u m Medicine & Orthoped­ 61 Buddhism (a n n o □ □ □ □ Glostonbury.______view, 9om to 4pm week- HeuHng junk. bruMt, con- ers, place them heads JDK Furniture ics of Manchester, Ct. Walton's Concrete rooms, 4 bedrooms, 1 '/j B SIngIt port type Manchester Manor 646- ONE OF THE surest woyt 252 Spencer St. Must pay attention |to TYPINO .^I do tight 9 Ltsi Ittltr □□□ □□□ □□□□□ MEDICAL Receptionist. doys, 644-2742.______etniollon, dobita, leevoe (Fall dovm in o paper bog. odd 06040. Attention baths, garage, brick 62 Electrical unit 0129. to find boreoln buys is to Mencheeter detail, be accurate and tviRng from my home salt ond shake wail. To WIinuficturIng Lawn Ornaments 12 Sour CM of 56 Eenie. acDD n a n n Immediate Medical responsible. Call 871- oiemup). ReeeoneMe relet. Michelle.______front with vinyl, new mttsi shop ttw dotslfied odt ABLE to work with yaur beginning October 1st. Cleon out storage orern It; Ltd. meenie. □□□□an □□□anil Care Center of Man­ hands?. We have open­ 0175 for o>n TELEPHONE Operotor- FLORIST shop person­ gutters and shutters, 13 . minty.____ overydov. Oocter*s efflces, re- ClRTMff your home or garage, P.O. Box 843 EiDon Einno □Qn chester has a port time ings for people who ore SALES. Self motivated appointment. ; /Typlst. Seeking a full nel. No experience ne­ newer storms ond conttndtrs 56 Speeches $«imat.onem«meffleee place an od In cloeeifled Rothesay, N.B. screens, newer root, 14 AIfUim InlOf. 69 Be wrong □DC! □ □ □ □ c ]a o a position. Evenlno- mechanically Inclined responsible Individual 64S-H01 time telephone opera­ cessary. Full or port /weekend hours avail­ MEDICAL Technologist weKwme. Rodionable telling our reodert what Canada EOQ 2WO furnace, hot water inttlon SO No one □ □CDBDC] n D O O D B and willing to learn wanted for full time tor part time days. tor. Must posess effec­ time. Good pay and jebbr.) 61 Odd (Scot) □ □ □ □ B O D able for a Medical Re­ precision tool repair. employment with a you hove for sole. tive telephone skills, benefits. Apply In per­ heater. Beoutlful 15 Tr^>le«l fruit JOB ApproxImotelyJZO fenced In bock yard 62 Route ZDDDD ODD ODD ceptionist. Previous Excellent benefits, mo- busy Hebron lumber typing 35-50wpm, apti­ son, Flower Fashion, 85 17 Tetfs (Ff.) 63 Vsteahaped medical experience hours per week. Hema­ with monv trees, 18 Fast aircraft □ □ □ B B D O lor medical. Earn up to company. Knowledge tology background tude for figures and East Center Street, HOMES lug □ □ □ □ □ B D C I OPPORTUNITIES preferred. Interested of building material basic office skills to Monchester.______shrubs and 10 x 5 stor­ iabbr.) 64 Never (poet.) 4 weeks paid vacation. helpful. Colt 649-2854 FOR SALE age shed. Kitchen, 19 Fair grade □□□ dQDQ □□□□ applicants call Sheri at Inquire at Holts Incor­ essentlol. Computer perform o variety of FLORAL designer or as­ 20 Stow down DOWN 721-7393. 10am-2pm, Mondpy- on remodeled this year, at the porated, 78 Batson experience a plus. Non clerical duties. Free 22 Understand- 21 Environmant Frldov. . sistant. Full or port has new vinyl floor, 1 Fumbler's 40 Intormadiata CONSTRUCTION com­ Drive, Manchester, Ct. smoker preferred. Sa­ parking. Benefits. time. Good pay and All reol eitote advertised In •r>9 exclamation agancy (prtf.) 3RD shift telephone oMr- ^ H E LP WANTED^ El] HELP WANTED ED HELP WANTED ED HELP WANTED the Manchester Herald Is tile, oak cabinets, 23 Destroy (tl.) (abbr.) pany now taking appli­ 643-5157. EDE. lary baaed on expe­ Apply In person, benefits. Apply In per­ 2 Actor 42 Aivoirdupois rience. Retirees wel­ otor needed 4 evenings Monday-Frlday, 8:30 subject to the Fair Housing stove, dishwasher, dis­ 24 Sooner State Kriitoffarson 22 Actrasi tvaight cations for painters. son Flower Fashion, 85 (•bbf.) Friincis JllaitrlyMlpr Im lJi come. Call 225-9281. 0 week. No experience to 4:30. Prague Shoe Act of 1968, which makes It posal, counter tops and 3 Kind of 43 Saaaaw Minimum 3 years expe­ necessary, will train. East Center Street, Illegal to advertise any pref­ stainless steel sink. 27 Ftay*tay outline ineoma 23 Last Ifttsr rience. Salary com­ Company, 200 Pitkin Manchester.______32 Swings (Brit.) 47 Yoke ASSISTANT auto body Please call Edwafds _____ erence, llmltotlonordlscrlm- Much morel Asking 4 Enzyme mensurate with expe­ CASHIERS St., East Hartford. Inotlon based on race, color, 34 Weifara (wtf.) 24 Scandinavian 48 Diving bird Self aerve atatlon and manager. Estimating Answering Service. OFFICE help. Port time $244,900. Strono Real initials 6 Frees capital 49 Trat inaka rience. 643-2659 tor damage, able to work 646-5081. RED LOBSTER NOW HIRING! afternoons. Hours flex­ religion, sex or notional Estate. 647-7653.0 36 UnH of 6 Slangy denial 25 Bridge on tha 50 Etharaal oppointment. snack shop opening M MAK origin, or on Intention to PART TIME with Insurance claims. ible. High School stu­ moke any such preference, MANCHESTER. $282,000. eneroy 7 Under the Rival 51 Author Gray PART time Clerical, typ- shift. Also, needed 1st Excellent benefits and • Day Food Propirition C om pany dent. 643-2178. 36 PMedtoval weather 26 Raclinad 52 Sludga ARE you looking for port limitation or discrimination. Elegant home In neigh­ Ino required. East shut weekends. Apply BOOMING The Herald will not know­ poem 8 Ballerina's 26 City in 53 Roll call NEWSPAPER DEALER wages. 528-6549. leaders In quality time work In your borhood. New U & R 37 Wide shoe Franca Horttord area. Flexl- ROOFERS • Night Lino Cooks ingly accept pnv advertise­ forte (2 wdi.) answar WRECKER Driver. construction, are hometown? We hove o built family room with aiie 9 Patsion 29 Staggtr Newspaper Dealer needed in Manchester - ble hours. 282-1171. VernD D Shell ft Reefers Helpers ; And Olsten wants ment which Is In violation of 54 Gravel ridgas Heavy duty, light duty, • But Portont looking for quality clerk/courler position PRODUCTION/PACKER skylights, antique 39 Arabian 10 Volcano in 30 Makaa angry South Windsor Area. Full time money for 448 Hartford Tpke. Inexperienced help to Tempt ymi... the low.______prince Italy 31 Monatar 57 Uta boat DENTAL Assistant. Ex­ close 1 license a must. oriented people. available In our adver­ mantel and French oars perience necessary. Vernon ■ 871-1689 per hour etarttng pay. • Wiiters/Wiltrottes 40 hours plus per PROUD As A Peacock 11 doors to private patio. 41 Salve 11 Simple 33 Musical part time hours. Dependable car, a must. Mechanical ability a Openings for car­ tising deportment. As- The builder of this uni­ 44 Different 16 Handball intarval 58 Man's Unique Glastonbury plus. 2 years expe­ Experienced help wlH We need: slt the staff with filing, Large foyer, formal Call Fred for Interview @ 647-9946 between • Hoat/Hottossos week. Part-time que 7 plus room Colon­ 49 House fuel point 36 Wriggly fish nickname settlno4days perweek, rience. Night tow on a be paid accordingly. If Wang Operators penters, paintera, mall hondllng, and dis­ dining room and living 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. MANCHESTER law Of­ • Bartandera exterior sand blaet- hours available. ial Is giving extra at­ no Saturdays. 633-3140 fice. Receptionist ans­ commission basis. 528- you are a hard worksf Dec Mate Operators patch of advertising room with French 1 t 9 4 1 6 6 7 B 9 10 11 or 633-6246. 6549.______materials. Relloble au­ Competitive wages tention to each and doors leading to beau­ wering phones and and can report to work • Cashiers ers. Salary com­ every detail I Topauot- Display Writer mensurate with ex­ tomobile necessary. tiful screened porch. 12 13 14 RESIDENTIAL Speclol- light typing. 9-5. 643- LEGAL Secretary. Shor­ every day, you can havo • Evming Kitchen and benefits. Apply Itv material and croft- Ist. Monday-Frlday, 2- 1845. thand required. One the opportunity to work Operators perience. Call Hours Mondov-Frldov, Ferfect home for en­ 9om-3pm (flexible). in person. monshlp featuring 4 tertaining. Open House 1 0 . O c c o s lo n a l man Manchester low for a growing commerr • Olshwsahsra bedrooms, 2,5 baths, 16 F* 17 CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR CARETAKER tor town of Receptionists Coll Denise Roberts at Sunday September 20, weekends. 3 client office. 646-2425. clel roofing company 643-2659 ond o 150 X 330 country Housewives, mothers with young children, group home. $8.17 per Coventry park. Qualifi­ We offer: Full and part time, flexible houra, Data Entry for appointment. 643-2711 for Interview FOWLER’S LTD. 1987, from 1:00 to 18 19 20 cations, handyman, H AIRSTYLIST - Part that takes pride in their appointment. lot In Manchester. Coll 4;00pm. Hosts; Nancy students. Esrn extrs money with your own hour plus benefits. Ex­ 11 m e / f u 11 tim e . work. Call great atarting aalary, training, and advance­ Clerk Typist and 117 (Menial R4. ^ for more details. Jack- perience In residential lack of all trades, good Von Hollen and David 2^1 part-time job. Bring your children with you for retired couple. Du­ Friendly working at­ ment, paid vacatlona/holidaya, meal dia- Light Industrial Maaebetter • 643-0220^ son a Jackson Real Murdock. Directions; living with a minimum mosphere. Locksmiths Eittirn Roofing CorpL Estate. 647-8400.D and save on babysitting costs. 21 hours per of 2 years of college. ties, security, ground counta, profit aharing/aavinga plan. Eligibil­ Olsten offers you top \ East Center to FItkIn 84 26 2 ^ 129 30 31 maintenance, building Hair Studio, Bolton. 282*0711 EOE MANCHESTER. Lovely left on Boulder Rood, week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise Call Elaine Monday- 647-9989. ity for group health/dental insurance. Apply pay, benefits, bonuses, AUTO Mechanics, Man­ maintenance. Com­ agers and counter peo- U & R built Colonial 1st right on Robert 92 our carrier boys and girls. If you like kids, want Frlday. 647-1624. ~ In person 2-4 pm, dally. prizes and trips includ­ located In Forest Hills. pensation rent tree BARTENDERS full time CABINET Makers and Small Ad p le needed for Rood.g______a tittle independence and your own income, home located at park In part time. Cooks, wai­ ing Hawaii. Come In or This 4 bedroom home 96 40 1 helpers for custom I reorganization of no­ OFEN House Sundov, 1-4. exchange for duties tresses. Apply In per­ call Mercy. tional chain shops. offers ample living and Forest Ridge Condomi­ call 647-9946 or 647-9947. high end woodworkirig RED LOBSTER entertainment possi­ 41 42 j I 1 SALES performed. Applica­ son. Lafayette Escad- facility. Pay according 162 Spencer Street Good pay Incentive nium. Luxurious 2400 44 tions available at Cov­ rllle 300 West Middle 922 Silver Lane and benefits. Coll 646- bilities. 2'/} baths, 2 cor square foot condo to ability. Benefits. Manchester garage, family room 46 47 PEOPLE entry Town Hall, Town Tpke. Manchester. 4663. 6606.______nestled In 200 ocres of Manager's Office. Ap­ East Hartford, CT. and privacy ore some water shed Forest. With or without ex­ OFFICE position. East RECEPTIONIST. Part 647-1991 SECRETARY. Port time, of the features. Offered 48 48 60 ^■61 perience. We have plication deadline Hartford. Diversified / ' EOE 9-1. Manchester low Central air, 3 bed­ 62 63 64 NOW HIRING! 11/1/87. time position for at $255,000. Keith Real rooms, 2 full, 2 half openings full or part duties Including, custo­ sponslble person In office. Good secretar­ Estote. 646-4126. 86 66 87 mer service; typing re­ OPPORTUNITY! ial and grammatical baths. Country sized time for you with busy pediatric dental FOR ENTRY-LEVEL POSITIONS quired; good with fig­ skills reaulred. Coll OPEN This Sundoy 1- kitchen with sliders to BA room for advance­ office. Call 649-4655 ask We Need Eager, Motivated People! 4pm. 31 Barbara Drive, deck. Basement has 16 80 61 No experience necessary. m ent. All we ask Is RN SUPERVISOR ures; warehousing or for Sally. Judy 646-6130. trucking experience East Hartford. We're x 21 family room, sew­ that you be bright, 3 to 11 PM Full and Part Time STEEL Erector/Welder. 62 83 |64 helpful. E.O.E. Call for S THE PROFESSIONALS proud to otter this ing room, lots of stor­ Excellent benefits with a and aggressive and CASwn ft SNACK s n r • Connecting and laying oversized 6 room full age and sliders to pa­ •Rd appointment 528-9551 B Clerks, Cashiers, Office Personnel deck. Will train. Many In return we w ill pay ATTINDANT ^ e Oormered Cope In a tio. Fool, tennis, growing company. Please apply| ext. 43. fringe benefits Includ­ you an hourly rate, s MANCHESTER HONDA quiet residential neigh­ carport. Must be seen I BAYLOR APPLICATIONS now be­ Day a Night Shift AvalWe. • Warehouse Help ing dental. East Hart­ i THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME overtime available, borhood. 2 full baths, $175,900. Realty World Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. ing accepted tor full Good pay to etart. Appiyln If you are looking for opportunity and ford Welding. 289-2323. by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee plus commission SUPERVISOR person. ~ AUTOMOBILES and a 27' kitchen! All Benolt/Frechette As­ and part time posi­ advancement, join our growing company EOE. city utilities Including sociates. 646-7709.0 Unscramble these (our Jumbles, Saturday 8 a.m. - 12 noon with Income poten­ tions. Apply In person 7am to 7 pm 252 Spencer St., " a CHILD Core. Port time gas. See It today I ISO's. ATTENTION Cotcherll one letter to each square, to form tial $15K to $35K.W e at Marlow's, Main Manchester » Our Service Department and we’ll grow together! positions for loving Direction; Silver Lane four ordinary words. MAL TOOL will give you a full Street In Monchester. Stately 8 room Colonial Now interviewing Call Bob's Personnel, 638-3570 core givers tor Infant to Forbes Street, to presently being built on benefit package, FULL time. Must be able n e e d e d babvsItZer is seeking an experienced toddler center. Also Barbara. Blanchard & & for both positions. Monday- Friday ,2r30- pretty 2.3 acre country PODOR paid vacation and to work nights and subs needed. All ages. Rossetto Realtors. 646- lot In Bolton. 4 bed­ pleasant working weekends. Local pack­ 5. Oakland M oaar Automobile Technician. 644-9172. 289-5484. 2482.0______ENGINEERING Co. apartments. 643-1582- rooms, 2.5 baths, 24 x 16 conditions. We have Call 643-S151 age store. 649-0446. Ask PART time desk clerk to EAST Hartford. Over­ family room with a • < n i MM* IW MM M before 2. XZ; 140 Bolton Road openings in several tor monooer.______work some afternoons sized 7 room Raised brick fireplace, lots of Vernon, Ct. 06066 stores across the Dl RECTOR/Teacher. TEACHER Aide. Im W - Hourly wage plus bonus. Uniforms and some evenings. Ranch. 3 bedrooms, chorocter. $272,900. HOTUM states. CRESTFIELD Certified teacher dlate opening In spe- ■> I < ; | . -1 ; . Con be flexible. Good oversized living room, Jackson & Jackson wanted to fill position clal educotl provided, excellent benefits. For startino pay. Pleasant and dining room, large Real Estate. 647-8400.O Convalescent classroom for young 667-2323 In small day core cen­ working atmosphere. recreation room, 3 OFEN This Sunday 1- znz for an Interview, ter. Hours flexible. Con DevelopmentollX- interview call Tom Dell, 8 am to 4 pm, Retired persons wel­ baths, 2 car goroge. Home Middletown Enfield Hamden Waterbury 4pm. 948 North River eoe be part time or full dlsabled studenle. come. Coll Ct. Motor Near golf course. Ask­ WAREHOUSE Manchester, C T COMING SOON TO MANCHESTER! Rood, Coventry. This TROUCY time. Call 647-0788 or Apply at Commuiinv Monday thru Friday. Lodge for oppolnt- ing $179,000. U & R wood sided Contem­ MERCHANMSE PROCESSORS/TICKETERS 649-9228.______Child Guidance School, ment, 643-1555.______Reolty. 643-2692.0 r Y'Y '' THAT R O u i 317 North Moln StreB: porary features 3 gen­ PREFERREI7 &IRU5 Got thoee baek-lo-eohool bni Muee? Don't look CARE Giver. Mature re- GAL Friday, small office OPEN House Sunday, erous bedrooms, loft sponslble person to duties Include; heavy September 20, 1:00- overlooking a large liv­ WHO DON'T THIS. now but thoee echool belle will eoon be sleigh Mail Room Person bells, holly, end old Seint NickI So, If you're look­ work part time with a n c h s t b o k phone contact, general 4:00. Manchester. ing room with massive MAHNLY ing for e way to make the upcoming holldaya Infants and toddlers. PART Time EvenlnRS. M « > knowledge of book­ $259,900. Choose your tieldstone fireplace, In- Now arrange the circled letters to happier, come Into the G. Fox DIatrlbutlon Cen­ Client Service People __Coll 647-0788 or 649-9228. keeping, some typing. colors. That's all you suolted gloss windows, form the surprise answer, as sug­ Clerks. Notional News­ Full time. Insurance have to do to moke this all appliances, 31' deck i t t : gested by the above cartoon. ter In South Windsor for thet perfect seasonal or V C ATIONAL paper Concern has On- THE PROFESSIONALS year round Job. Our Merchandise Processors Instructor- and benefits. Coll 647- Victorian Farmhouse plus a 2 car garage and Lux Bond & Green medlote openings ^ 24 ADAMS STREET 9137. yours. Spectacular an acre of land I Re­ verify orders, ticket and hang merchandise, and 15 Pratt Street / Hartford Developmentallv dis­ Manchester. Perf». We offer competitive benefits and salary Do you enjoy talking w/helping people? We A PROUD Pay commensurate Iwood. Century 21 Ep­ chard a Rossetto Real­ CELEBRITY CIPHER DISHWASHER/KItchen stein Realty. 647-8895.0 tors. 646-2482. CeMKtty Cipher oryptoomma are created from quotattone by femoua packages, a generous Incentive bonus program need 2 full time helpers to write up service preparation. Port with experience, or peopte, peet end preeent. Each tetter (n the cipher slendt for that enables you to earn additional money, end time, 20-30 hours per RN/LPN “ another. Tod»y‘$ cRj# O e q u e ti 5. orders for our repair department. NEW will train. Apply the best employee discount program In the area. week. Will train. Apply Now Interviewing; If you're Interested apply Monday through Fri­ Work in our beautiful downtown Jewelry store Manchester Country Savings Bank 'E CW PKQ KT' VMKP, for all ahifta Monday: FEELING day. 9-5 or on Saturday from 8 until noon at for a competitive salary, HMD Medical and Club. 305 South Main of Manchester Dental Insurance and store discount. Call Dana Street. 646-0103. through Friday. 923 Main St.. MTWPMT MT OWDK G. Fox Distribution Center AUTOMOBILE SALES 301 Qovomor'B Highway, South Windtor, CT Fairbanks 27S-30S0. Tuesday thru Saturday. LABORER wanted for Manchester ______igg______milling facility. Benef­ NO WEEKENDS _____ 101______NWU OWU ML FP, its Included. 649-4663. For more AS OF OCTOBER 1, 1987 information SECRETARY TELEFHONE Enumera­ MZY WOK FO OPFZZ EMPLOYMENt ' o F MINORS. l.S & UP, tors needed to updote please call — - Manchester city direc­ L O V E L Y & G R A C IO U S M Z Y W O K .’ — RN’S/LPN’S IS ALLOWABLE tory. Work at home. •159,900.00 $ STUDENTS $ CRESTHELDi Newly created position. Send name address and NEW OFnCE OPENINGS!! IN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT. telephone number to ; CKSTU EWYOEMTPC CoevalM ceirt: Johnson Directory, At­ Versatility and pleasant personality tention Monchester, F. ZMBOLKZZME. VNA Health Resources has a new office HOMEMAKERS Home O. Box 763, Cheshire, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "There Is a strange reluctance in Manchester! We do a variety of HOME a plus... this position is full time Positions are open in all Ct. 06410,______on the pert of moet people to admit that they enloy life." 6 4 3 -S lS l BARBER or apprentice. — William Lyon Phelps. CARE and STAFFING. Work part-time- departments: Full time port time. /full time, daya/ahifts of your choice; We MOONLIGHTERS CLERK Town of Man;- with full benefits. Flexible work Open wages. Rockville. chester. Temporary pay extra $$$ for your years of nursing Produce,-Deli, Cashiers & 875-7723______full time position In BABYSITTER. Responsi­ experience. High salary rates and EX­ accessors office per­ schedule. Stockers 7 ble adult with car to If you are looking to make forming data entry and CELLENT ahift/weekend differential. babysit In my home. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED general ottice duties: Tuesdov-Thursdov, 4- CD CD Opportunity for a professional advance­ ^6-^10/hour, give us a call $7.97 per hour, 35 hours Please apply to Ed Thornton 8:30pm. Fleose coll al­ per week. 3-6 month FLEXIBLE SCHEDULES - ter 5. 647-9043. CLEANING company ment plus fringe benefits available in­ duration. Apply at Per> needs working assist­ PART time cleaning. UNION SCALE Manchester/Glastonbu sonnci Office, 41 Center ant to owner. Alto gen­ cluding paid in service education, learn Street or coll 647-3126; eral cleonino help. Ev- rv area. Mondoy- We offer: Paid Training Saturday. Excellent new or brush up on nursing skllla. Equal OpportunlV Full time entry level e n ln g s and or Employer.______weekends. Leova mes- pay tor dependable ex­ Please call for an appointment of your Great Atmosphere manoestwhonca PAID HOLIDAYS AND VACATIONS position available. toge 643-5747.______perienced person. 742- SALES Associates. Full 5633.______convenience 649-5057. and port time positions THE PROFESSIONALS Savings Bank of RART time Raceptlonlst- Convenient Evening Hours In our Manchester, S; Manchester Loan /Word Processor 24 ADAMS STREET Get needed back-to- Windsor and Vernon MANCHESTER. CT 08040 Center. Apply in 6 room center foyer Colonial, plus Florida wonted. 16 hours every stores. We offer paid Apply to the Store Manager at and Recreation room, 2 zone heat, newer other weekend. Pre­ school money by selling NURSING REGISTRY No Experience Necessary 646-3515 person, 923 Main vious retail experience unneeded Items oround training, competitivd oil burner, l'/4 baths, walk up attic, fire­ wage, employee dis­ any local A&P St. Manchester. desirable. Call your home. Use a low-cost VNA HEALTH RESOURCES place and garage. RE/MAX East of the od In Cloulfled for quick ^ Call Mr. Michaels... 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 ^ counts and bonuses; river. 647-1419. results. For on appointment GflII Fetomot 644-3197.