»4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Oct. 13, 1988 Connecticut residents like to go to the polls A pro By Brent Laymon eligible Connecticut adults have does a good job promoting voter adults in Connecticut, out of about a run the last few days.” The Associated Press registered in every presidential registration, as do the political 2.3 million people eligible to vote. On the last day of registration Manchester’s Bill Masse election year since 1948, com­ parties.” Of the 1.6 million voters regis­ four years ago, “ It was pouring Here’s how HARTFORD — Although na­ pared to the national average of Voter turnout and registration tered as of last spring, 661,848 rain and we had them (lined up) signs with the Yankees /13 tional elections often prompt talk 72 percent. is typically higher in presidential were Democrats, 439,053 Republi­ down the block,” Milano said. about voter apathy in America, Connecticut ranked among the election years. In 1986, for exam­ cans and 534,257 unaffiliated, she A number of local registrars stete renks voter turnout in Connecticut, at top five states in turnout by ple, only 59 percent o f registered said. are conducting extra registration least in presidential years, con­ registered voters in every presi­ voters went to the polls in Her goal is to register half of the sessions to make it easier for HARTFORD (AP) - sistently ranks among the highest dential election year since 1948 Connecticut, 16th in the country. unregistered adults by the Tues­ prospective voters, Tashjian ’The following shows the in the nation, according to a except 1964, when it ranked sixth, Just 68 percent of adults regis­ day deadline, although she said said. percentage of registered report prepared for the Congres­ the report said. Turnout in the tered that year, 27th in the 250,000 is probably a more realis­ Besides Tashjian’s office, polit­ Connecticut voters that sional Research Service. state didn’t dip below 80 percent country. tic goal. ical parties, labor unions and the cast ballots and how that A whopping 81 percent of during that time and hit nearly 93 Tashjian last month announced Several local registrars around League of Women Voters, among ranked nationally in the registered Connecticut voters percent in 1952 and 1960. a voter registration campaign the state polled last week said others, are conducting registra­ last 10 presidential went to the polls in 1984, the “ It’s a very interested and that includes a series of public that it is too early to say how tion drives. elections. highest turnout in the nation, involved electorate,” Secretary service announcements aired on many new voters will register by The state Democratic Party is 1984: 81 percent, first according to the report. of the State Julia Tashjian said radio and television stations. Oct. 18, because many people coordinating a statewide regis­ 1980: 82 percent, third Although Connecticut fared last week. ’Tuesday is the dead­ Brochures from her offlce>have wait until the last minute. tration drive with the campaign 1976; 82 percent, second line for registering to vote in the twice been included in Southern “ It hasn’t really been heavy, of Democratic nominee Michael 1972; 84 percent, fourth ilattrlipatpr Hprali less well in terms of the percen­ tage of adults who bothered to Nov. 8 election. New England Telephone bills that heavy,” said Gloria R. Milano, S. Dukakis. Figures on how many 1968; 88 percent, fifth register, registration patterns “ I also think I have to take a went to 1.5 million households. Democratic registrar in Bridge­ new voters that Democratic 1964; 89 percent, sixth hardly depicted an apathetic little credit,” Tashjian said. “ The Tashjian estimated that there port. “ It’s been moving along. effort have yielded weren’t avail­ 1960; 93 percent, fifth electorate: About 75 percent of secretary of the state’s office are about 700,000 unregistered Obviously we expect to have quite able from the Dukakiscampaign. 1956; 90 percent, fifth Unlike 1984, neither the state 1952; 93 percent, third Friday, Oct. 14,1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Viilage Charm 30 Cenis Republican Party nor Republi­ 1948; 85 percent, fourth can nominee George Bush’s state campaign is conducting a similar The following shows the statewide effort, although the percentage of Connecticut state party is encouraging local adults who registered to efforts, said Pauline Kezer, vice vote, followed by how that Well, Jessica chairwoman for Conr''’ticut ranked nationally; Hospital Republicans. 1984: 75 percent, 21st The General AssemI last^ 1980: 75 percent, 21st year enacted legislation iiiiowing' 1976: 76 percent, 19th has recovered people to register by mail in 1972: 79 percent, 16th hopes of increasing votf r partici- 1968; 79 percent. 19th pation. Although figures on how 1964: 80 percent. 22nd ‘beautifully’ profits net many people have taken advan­ 1960: 82 percent, 14th tage of that this year aren’t 1956: 85 percent, ninth available yet. the new system has 1952: 82 percent, 13th Bv Holden Lewis been plagued by problems. 1948: 75 percent, 10th The Associated Press The General Assembly voted to tighten procedures last session MIDLAND, Texas — Surrounded by balloons, after Republicans charged that expansion toys and stuffed animals, little Jessica McClure cent since 1948. Overall turnout — 9 mail-in registration in Waterbury has recovered from her tumble into an was marred by fraud. The counting registered and unregis­ abandoned well a year ago today, which began a “ But the need for the (outpa­ Connecticut Public Interest Re­ tered adults — has declined since Bv Michele Noble 58-hour ordeal that touched millions worldwide. tient surgical) program would be search Group twice organized the 1970s. The turnout was nearly Manchester Herald “ She’s doing beautifully,” said McClure there regardless of whether there mail-in registration drives at 63 percent in 1952 and and 1960, family spokesman Pete Snelson. “ She’s talking was enough money available for rock concerts, but ran into but dropped to the mid- an low-50 Manchester Memorial Hospital up a storm. Her foot’s fiiie and her forehead is the project or not,” he said. problems because of restrictions percent range during the 1970s has asked state approval of a plan looking great and she’s an active 2>/4-year-old.” “ There are numerous other ways on how the mail-in registration and 1980s, the report found. to upgrade its computerized Jessica, now 2’/i, suffered a pressure wound to to obtain money for community cards are delivered to registrars. management information system her forehead and right foot that required the needs such as this.” In 1984, 1.5 million people in at a cost of $3 million and will ask a mputation of her right little toe and the tip of the Beck said no estimates are Connecticut cast ballots for presi­ for approval of a new outpatient ‘Mud hog’ cools bit big toe. available on how much the. dent, out of 1.8 million people surgical facility. “ If she walked without shoes you would notice outpatient surgical project will registered to vote, according to HOUSTON, Texas (AP) - Sue Stanley, director of opera­ a difference in her walk, but not much,” said cost. the congressional research re­ When drilling an oil well, the tions for the state Commission on orthopedic surgeon Charles Younger, who Plans for the proposed facility port, which was sent to Tashjian’s “ mud hog” is the pump which Hospitals and Health Care, said performed the amputations after her rescue last — which would serve as an office over the summer. circulates lubricating mud today the request, in addition to a Oct. 16. ambulatory or ” walk-in” surgery Of the 2.4 million adults. 75 throughout the well. Mud is used series of expansion plans at the Jessica captured the world’s attention last clinic for patients who undergo percent registered, ranking Con­ to reduce friction and cool the hospital, could be a result of a year when she cried for her mother and softly necticut 21st among the states in drill bit. steady increase in profits the sang nursery rhymes while volunteers drilled terms of registration, the report Mud must circulate to carry hospital has experienced over the See HOSPITAL, page 12 through 22 feet of hard rock to rescue her from found. Of the total Connecticut rock fragments to the surface to last three years. the dark, 8-inch-wide well shaft. \ adults — registered and unregis­ eliminate any buildup on the well The hospital’s net profits, from The deluge of letters, get-well cards, balloons tered — 61 percent went to the bore, says J.C. Floyd of Drilling outside contribution and hospital and dolls has long since stopped at Midland AP photo polls, ranking Connecticut 10th. Specialties, a supplier of mud services, jumped from $2.4 mil­ Inflation additives. Memorial Hospital, where Jessica spent five lion in 1986 to $2.9 million in 1987, ROACH FOR SALE — Insect toxicologist Dr. Harley has decided to market the one-ounce creatures for $65 a Nationally, the researchers weeks recovering. found that voter registration “ Without lubricating mud, the Stanley said. “ Everybody adopted that child, whether they Rose studies a rhino cockroach at Sydney University, pair. Every doctor’s office should have one, says Rqse. rates have remained relatively drill bit would bum itself out Financial data on 1988 losses or were a parent or a grandparent or someone her gains is not yet available. inches up Sydney, Australia. Due to a lack of research funds. Rose stable, hovering around 72 per- before reaching oil,” he says. age,” said Kimberly Modisett, director of Hospital spokesman Andrew volunteers at the hospital. Beck said the planned outpatient WASHINGTON (AP) — The The hospital also was inundated with phone surgical unit — a 20,000-square- biggest gasoline price decline calls from people the world over with tips on how foot. two-story brick building — since January offset a sharp, to treat the 18-month-old girl. About 50 doctors, would have been proposed even if drought-caused rise in food prices mostly from South America, offered to send the hospital was not doing as well as inflation at the wholesale level leeches, which they said would increase financially. rose a moderate 0.4 percent in circulation in Jessica’s endangered foot, said In addition to that proposal, the September, the government said today. hospital spokeswoman Sue Ristom. AP photo hospital last week presented to During the first three weeks, doctors feared the commission a proposed $3 Food prices skyrocketed 1.2 ©DINING they would have to amputate the entire foot, one year million plan to update its man­ percent — three times the August A Qof Tnr'IiiHzxc* 6 Piece Set Includes: ONE YEAR LATER — Jessica McClure is "doing beautifully” rate and notice to consumers that OtSK which was wedged next to the toddler’s head after being trapped in a v^ell for 58 hours in Midland, Texas. She is shown agement information computer system to include clinical testing the effects of the summer drought I) Lighted China, Table & 4 Side Chairs. See JESSICA, page 12 with her mother. Cissy, last March. data to the financial data. The have not yet played themselves plan involves the addition of both out. computer hardware and soft­ Much of the momentum for the ware. Beck said. gain in food costs came from Other expansion plans include escalating beef prices as produc­ a proposed new parking garage ers ended the herd liquidations Bush quits debates while he’s ahead and a new mental health crisis that had depressed prices earlier 4 e intervention center, which would in the drought cycle. By Walter R. Mears breakthrough, something to turn Ironically, the forum the Bush be funded by the state. The Countering that was a 3.3 The Associated Press the campaign his way. That will campaign insisted on limiting hospital also has undertaken a percent drop in energy prices, News Analysis be even more difficult to find now, now appears to have worked to $330,000 renovation project, which reflected declines for all WASHINGTON — George Bush as the candidates return to their the vice president’s advantage, which included the addition of major fuels. Gasoline prices, up is quitting the debate game — and solo campaigns and, almost although he went into the dual three new conference rooms and 3.8 percent in August, fell 3.3 just when he’s hitting his stride. ate more heat than light. surely, to accentuating the nega­ debates with more to risk. But several other offices. percent last month. Natural gas StCUHWj Democrat Michael Dukakis Neither man erred or miss­ tives about each other. that’s it for the season. "If the hospital is operating prices fell 2.5 percent in Sep­ was solid and smooth in the poke. Bush seemed more assured In politics, nothing is forever. “ There will be no more de­ with a healthy bottom line.” Beck tember: home heating oil costs debate finale in Los Angeles, even and at ease than in the first So the debate produced only one bates,” Bush said. “ ... We don’t said, “ theextra moneyhelpsusto were down 4.6 percent. if his refrain of complaints about debate, on Sept. 25. Dukakis certainty: that there will be no need any more debates ...” do things for the community Labor Department analysts being called a liberal did take on a remembered to be likable. He more. The rest of the way he will do it without excess cost burdens on plaintive air. smiled often and offered, “ I think "I will not agree to another alone. Future Dukakis campaign the patient. See INFLATION, page 12 But nothing the Massachusetts I’m a reasonably likable guy.” debate,” Bush said, when asked salvoes will be aimed from a governor managed during 90 The vice president had slipped whether he would meet Dukakis distance. And there is not much crucial minutes on national tele­ on his tongue now and then in the again in order to deal with time for any new, potentially m vision is likely to shake the first debate. Not this time. complaints that the campaign is telling Democratic campaign Republican edge in the public The instant pollsters had given trivial, superficial and negative. themes to take root and produce Water firm’s sale opinion polls. That Bush margin Dukakis the edge last time, Dukakis wanted at least three the turn Dukakis needs. is magnified when translated into although it didn’t translate into debates. He wanted them closer There’s no evidence of any such the electoral votes that will select support in later surveys. This to election day, and he wanted weaponry in the Dukakis arsenal a new president in 25 days. time, an ABC News poll rated them wide open, with the candi­ anyhow. He unveiled nothing new arranged by state The presidential rivals have Bush the winner, 49 percent to 33 dates confronting each other in the surprise-free debate. In­ heard so much negative reaction percent, with the rest calling it directly. The Bush campaign stead, like Bush, he retold old Bv Nancv Concelman Fieldstone Lane, who attended to negative campaigning that even. limited the schedule and set the themes. That included a predicta­ Manchester Herald the hearing, said he wasn’t they even spoke kindly of each And that was Dukakis’ last terms, with the implicit threat ble Bush defense, and a predicta- surprised by Hirsch’s decision. other. Bush acknowledging that chance to get at the vice presi­ that if Dukakis balked, there COVENTRY — The manager of “ He’s at the end of his rope,” campaigns sometimes do gener- dent, face to face. He needed a wouldn’t be any debates at all. See DEBATE, page 12 General Water Services Co. will Mancuso said. “ If this is the first resign and sell the company to a step in setting this right, good. buyer approved by the state We’re interested in having our attorney general and state Office water supply.” of Consumer Counsel. Under an agreement between on Here’s the latest of ‘strange but true’ The announcement was made Hirsch and the Office of Consu­ by General Water Services Man­ mer Counsel, the attorney gen­ ^ e c /i n ager Harry Hirsch at a hearing eral, acting for the DPUC, will e r s , L Frosty,” the world’s largest snowman, LONDON (AP) — Fans of strange facts with his 100-meter run of his time of 9.83 held Thursday at the DPUC’s ask the court to appoint a Sofas and weird records can get the latest on the seconds at the World Championships in built over two weeks last spring by a team New Britain office on the com­ Ch in Anchorage, Alaska. The snow giant stood receiver, or temporary operator, longest, the biggest and the fastest with Rome on Aug. 30, 1987. pany’s alleged non-compliance for the company. ^ Maffress today’s publication of the 1989 edition of the World records at the Sept. 17-Oct. 2 63.56 feet. with DPUC orders issued earlier If musically inclined. Super Frosty would Rickard said the appointment , jS fr Guinness Book of Records. Olympics in Seoul, South Korea, came too this year. should take “ weeks” rather than "'ctures, Wall Un The annual edition is published early late to be included, and will go into the 1990 probably want to play the world’s largest — its The Stratford-based company, “ months.” icH ® la^^CHEkSST each year to catch early (Christmas sales. edition “ subject to them not being beaten,” and presumably loudest — guitar at 14 feet, which serves residents in the The latest 312-page volume lists miles­ said Guinness Book of Records’ sports 3 inches tall and weighing 309 pounds. It was Northfield section, has been the See WATER, page 12 tones in sports, business, science, nature compiler Stewart Newport. built by Joe Kovacic of Ontario, Canada. focUs of complaints by residents and the arts. But the items that lure trivia However, he said, Johnson’s world- Other bits of information include the and received DPUC orders in buffs to the book often fall into the more record breaking 100-meter win in Seoul will oldest sheep, 28 years; the longest conga March to improve service. subjective category of the bizarre. be reduced to a footnote that reads: “ Ben dance line, 119,986 people; most hands The Northfield section was For example, among this year’s land­ Johnson ran 100 meters in 9.79 seconds at shaken, 19,592 in eight hours; the best best plagued by periodic water out­ TODAY EMerv marks are the longest distance traveled Seoul, South Korea, on Sept. 24, 1988, but man, 408 marriages; and the tallest ages two summers ago. In May, while sleepwalking — 100 miles. The honor was subsequently disqualified on a positive woman, 7 feet 7 inches. the company banned outdoor use Index o goes to -year-old Michael Dixon of drugs test for steroids.” The Guinness Book of Records was first [5T ' 12 of water by more than 100 24 pages, 2 sections Danville, 111., who hopped a freight train to The book lists the rarest breed of dog as compiled in 1955 by twins Ross and Norris residents. on Sale'l Peru, Indiana. He was found barefoot in his the American hairless terrier. At the last McWhirter as a depository of fact to DPUC spokesman Louise Rick­ Business _ 10-11 Obituaries. pajamas wandering near a railroad track. count in March, 68 of the known 70 become the final arbiter in all arguments. ard said in an interview Thursday Classified _ 21-24 Opinion__ Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson, who fell specimens were owned by Willie and Edwin By 1988, worldwide sales had reached Hirsch “ felt this was in the best C om ics_____ 17 People____ .20 from grace because of drug abuse at the Scott of ’Trout, La. nearly 60 million in 262 editions in 31 interest of the customers that Connecticut___9 Sports____ 13-16 Olympics, is listed the world’s fastest man An even rarer species was ’’Super languages. another management take over.” Focus______20 Television . _ 16 Resident Tony Mancuso of 37 Local news__ 2-4 Weekend— 19 t — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Oct. 14, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Oct. 14, 1988 — 3 RECORD Wetlands regs

About Town Chemical spills to get more bite By Nancy Concetmah feasible alternative to proposed during delivery Manchester Herald wetlands work exists. Nursing topic of discussion The commission may find that Ann Rhinelander of Andover will be the guest A small amount of a hazardous chemical spillecL Under stricter wetlands regula­ no wetlands work is necessary or speaker at the Andover Historical Society meeting inside a truck during a delivery today to Economy., tions proposed by the town, the that the developer could disturb a Sunday at 2:30 p.m. The topic for discussion will be Electric Supply Inc. ’s 428 Tolland Turnpike facility,; Planning and Zoning Commission smaller area of wetlands than the history of the nursing profession and how it fire officals said. may deny wetlands permit appli­ originally proposed. relates to Connecticut’s heritage. The meeting will Tri S Inc. of Ellington was called in to clean up a ; cations If it believes developers “ The idea is to get people to be held in the Community Room of Andover chemical that spilled inside a truck when the truck ■ can provide alternatives that cross smaller areas of wetlands," Elementary School. driver repositioned the drum containing the lessen the impact on wetlands. Popper said. chemical, Capt. Rudy Kissmann, deputy fire Developers will also have to get Under another section of the Sunset Club to meet marshal of the Town of Manchester Fire De- PZC approval for wetlands work proposed regulations, the com­ partmet, said. before any subdivisions, site mission may request additional The Sunset Club of Manchester will meet Tuesday At late morning, the driver was the only person plans or special exception per­ information on activities found by at 1 p.m. at the Manchester Senior Citizens' Center. known to have come into contact with the chemical, mits are approved under the the planning staff to have signifi­ For information about the meeting call Ada Rojas at polyoxy proplene diamine, a respiratory and skin : proposed revisions to local cant impact on wetlands. 646-1001. irritant, Kissmann said. The driver did not appear;; regulations. This information may include a to be injured, he said. The name of the driver or the - The revisions are mandated description of functions of the company making the delivery were not available. under public acts passed by the wetlands or watercourses and the Auto clinic for women planned The incident occurred at around 10:30 a.m. when Legislature in 1987 that streng­ effect the proposed activity will A free car care clinic for women will be held the truck pulled up to a loading dock at Economy then state statutes that govern have on these functions. The Tuesday and Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Electric to make a delivery, Kissmann said. inland-wetlands work. The local applicant may also have to Firestone store at the Caldor Shopping Center on Economy Electric employees noticed an odor in the ; revisions were presented to the propose measures that would Tolland Turnpike. truck and recognized it as a possible hazard, Conservation Commission at its mitigate this impact. The program will hel0 participants better Kissmann said. A small amount of the chemical had Thursday meeting by Senior Another significant change re­ understand the working components of a car and spilled on the loading dock. The driver then parked Planner Stuart Popper. quires the owners of subdivision how to perform routine management chores such as his truck in a sandy area off Tolland Turnpike, “ The goal of the act in general lots approved before 1974, when checking the oil, fluid levels, belts, hoses and tire across from Economy Electric. was to...put some teeth in the local regulations were adopted, to pressure. The state Department of Environmental Protec- - regulations,’’ Popper said. comply with wetlands regula­ Those interested can register for the program by ... ^ tion called the Town of Manchester Fire Depart­ Patrick Flynn/Msnchsstsr Herald A discussion on the revisions tions if they want to do wetlands calling 646-1761. ‘.iSr,-" . ment, Kissmann said. with the Planning and Zoning work on the lots. The “ grand­ Firefighters at the scene were wearing protective STUBBORN LOCK — Jason Cox, 10, of 91 Cooper St. The endeavor Tuesday proved frustrating. Commission is scheduled for father" exemption on these lots pounds away at his bicycie trying to remove a sticky iock. Monday. The PZC must hold a expired July 1,1987, Popper said. Mothers plan annual banquet Raginild PInto/Minchmter Herald gear, but were not to be involved in the cleanup, he said. public hearing on the revisions “ It creates a regulated area The Combined Catholic Mothers Circle will hold LITTLE SNIPPERS — Carol Gregoire, demonstration was part of the events before they vote on them. setback,” Popper said. its annual banquet on Wednesday at the Colony Inn this month's featured artist at the which attracted about 40 people to the The revised local regulations Under the new regulations, in Vernon beginning with a cocktail hour at 6 p.m. museum on Cedar Street on Sunday also allow stricter enforcement of developers would have to give and dinner at 7 p.m. Manchester Historical Museuhi, demon­ Births School space crunch spurs study wetlands violations and redefine written notice to other towns if Dr. Havar Dahhan, a cardiologist from St. strates the art of German paper cutting afternoon. some of the uses permitted in wetlands work is proposed within Francis Hospital and Manchester Memorial Hospi­ for Brian and Emily Tedford. Gregoire's wetlands. 500 feet of the other town’s tal, will speak to the group about stress prevention. Bernard!, Katrina Micheline, daughter of Joseph; Bv Andrew J . Davis man to study the proposal since creasing the number to three costly and unsightly. But Popper said the “ most boundary the same day they file F. and Adele Lemieux Bernard! Sr. was born Sept. Manchester Herald board members did not have classrooms, and adding toilet For information and ticket reservations call Ellen “ If we keep going two class­ substantial” change is the provi­ their application. Repay at 643-1394. 15 at Hartford Hospital. Her maternal grandmother enough information Thursday to facilities, in order to allow the art sion allowing the PZC to reject Conservation Commission is Barbara L. Robinson of Manchester. She has BOLTON — Two months after make a proper decision. and music teachers separate rooms, two classrooms, two Obituaries classrooms, or three, whatever, permit applications unless the members had no comment on the three brothers, Joseph Jr., 10, Jared, 4 and Vincent 1 rejecting a plan to construct two Marshall decided to discuss the rooms instead of forcing the developer can prove that no proposed revisions. Adult education seminar set and two sisters, Rachael, 8 and Amelia, 2. additional classrooms to handle proposal with board members specialty teachers to share a we’re crying wolf," she said. “ It will protect us to have portables. Hempstead, N.Y. The Morris Pierce of Tolland; 14 grandchild- Simmons, Jenna Elizabeth, daughter of Tommy burgeoning elementary enrol­ after learning from Board of classroom. South Methodist Church will host an Adult Gloria Boenig We’re growing and getting Education Seminar entitled "The Sandwich Gener­ Funeral Home, Asheville, is in ren; and three great- and Stephanie Simmons LeFebvre of 486 Carpenter lments. the Board of Education Finance members late last month A report by the school board’s Gloria (Gibson) Boenig, 56, of bigger. We’re going to be in this ation" Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. charge of the arrangements. grandchildren. Road, Coventry, was born May 30 at Manchester' decided Thursday to re-study the that it maybe l ‘/4 years before the Facilities Study Committee pre­ South Windsor, died Wednesday problem ... for three years.” Sprague studying Merideth Elgart, coordinator of the elder care The funeral will be Saturday at Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparentsare idea. study is finalized. The board had dicted that a total of nine (Oct. 12, 1988) at St. Francis At its Aug. 4 meeting, the school hoped to have the study com ­ referral service of the Connecticut Community 10 a.m. at the Ladd Funeral Neil Simmons of Scotland and Barbro Simmons of additional classrooms would be If portables are not purchased. Hospital and Medical Center, board rejected by a 4-3 vote a pleted before Christmas, he said Care, Inc., will be the guest speaker. The topic will Ruby Mead Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Rock­ Coventry. Her paternal grandmother is Carmelita needed at the elementary school Sawyer said the elementary- Hartford. proposal to build two classrooms The finance board, Board of and Bolton Center School to address the increasing number of people caught Ruby B. Mead, 95, of Manches­ ville. Burial will be in Grove Hill LeFavour of Ellington. school would be forced for an rifle range offer She was a member of St. between the caregiving responsibilities of their ter, formerly of Bartlett, N.H., Cemetery. Calling hours are at Bolton Elementary School in Selectmen and Public Building handle a projected increase of 158 Mary’s Episcopal Church in additional year to live with its children and their aging parents. wife of the late Charles F. Mead, today from 7 to 9 p.m. favor of supporting a study that Commission have all passed the students by 1997. A $233,800 Manchester, the Episcopal space problems. The long-range By Andrew Yurkovsky demand by the administration to died Tuesday (Oct. 11, 1988) at a would determine long-range school board’s request for monies two-classroom addition, which is Church Women and the Alpha Phi study was commissioned to look Manchester Herald provide three years’ advance local convalescent home. Mary Crowe Dr. Crane’s Quiz school space needs. But because to hire an architect for the study. currently being built at the Society. into the possibility of building rent of $25,200 to operate the Grange to confer degrees She is survived by a son, Henry finalizing the study has taken The $45,000 appropriation still elementary school, may be com­ She is survived by her husband, Mary “ May” (Higgins) Crowe, more classrooms, lunch space, Recreation Director Scott range. The Manchester Grange No. 31 will confer third L. Mead of East Hartford; a longer than expected, board must be passed by voters at a pleted by next week. Rash said. Fred H. Boenig; two sons, Fred 93, of Chelmsford, Mass., for­ 1. Which country now fears it cannot enforce its gymnasium and an auditorium Sprague hopes by the end of next Stephen M. Langlois, the presi­ and fourth degrees on candidates Wednesday at 8 daughter, Mrs. John B. (Mary) members voted 'Thursday night town meeting, and an architect Board member Pamela Z. H. Boenig Jr. of Bristol and merly of Manchester, died Sept. law limiting parents to just one baby? for the K-8 system. week to come up with a recom­ dent of Metropolitan Shooters, p.m. at the Grange Hall on Olcott Street. Gagnon of North Haven; two to have School Superintendent still must be hired. Sawyer suggested that the board Charles G. Boenig of Waldorf, 14, 1988 at St. John’s Hospital in MEXICO CHINA JAPAN SWEDEN By building three classrooms, mendation on whether the town said today that the proposal by his A potiuck supper will begin the evening at 6:30 granddaughters; and four great­ Richard E. Packman study a The selectmen have scheduled rent portable classrooms to solve Md.; two daughters, Karen B. Lowell, Mass. 2. Goldilocks invaded the home of which - the school board would have a should accept a proposal by a group was different from the one p.m. grandchildren. proposal to build additional class­ a tentative Oct. 25 public hearing the space crunch until the long- Kelly of Huntington Beach, Calif., She was the daughter of the late creature? “ buffer” until the study is com­ Hartford-area shooting club to by Wilderness Sports because his The funeral will be Saturday at rooms for the 1990-91 school year. on the proposal. range study is completed and and Diane B. Cavanaugh of Thomas and Margaret (Smythe) LEO REYNARD pleted, Packman said. The addi­ renovate and operate the town- group would carry out all the 2 p.m. at Barlettt Union Congre­ Packman is scheduled to report Anne L. Rash, K-8 principal, more rooms could be built. Her Emblem honor set Hartsdale, N.Y.; a brother, Ed­ Higgins. She was a former Bell BRUIN PETER tional classrooms would solve owned rifle range at the Nike site. renovations itself. He said the gational Church. Burial will be in back to the board at its Oct. 27 requested in August that two comments received largely nega­ win Gibson of Buffalo, N.Y.; a Telephone employee in Hartford. 3. A hangover is most likely to afflict people on - short-term space problems for The group, Metropolitan Shoot­ group would not pay the town rent A testimonial will be held Sunday at the Elks Club Bartlett Village Cemetery. Cal­ meeting. School board Chairman additional classrooms be built. tive responses from other board granddaughter; and several nie­ She is survived by a son, which date? ■ two to three years, he said. ers, is proposing to spend $12,250 for the range. at 30 Bissell St. to honor Ellen Avdevich. a past ling hours are today from 7 to 9 James Marshall instructed Pack­ Packman, though, suggested in­ members who said portables are ces and nephews. Thomas Crowe of Bennington, JAN. 2 FEB. 15 on materials for renovations to Those renovations, however, president of the Manchester Emblem Club and p.m. at the Furber and White A memorial service will be held Vt., and a daughters, Margarets. MARCH 18 MAY 31 the range, which was closed in would be less extensive and less president of the Connecticut Association of Emblem Funeral Home, North Conway, Saturday at 3 p.m. at St. Mary’s Bell of Audubon, Pa.; five grand­ 4. Which son of Jacob ordered Tamar, h is; February 1986 because of safety costly than the ones originally Clubs. Members of the association, family and N.H. Episcopal Church, 41 Park St. children; a nephew; and a niece. daughter-in-law, burned to death for illicit preg-1 concerns. The work would be required by the town, although friends will attend a cocktail hour at 2 p.m. and Memorial donations may be Forum to focus on Japanese issues the same standards would be Burial will be at the convenience The funeral was held Sept. 17 at nancy but she proved he was the baby’s father? carried out with volunteer labor. dinner at 3 p.m. made to the Salvation Army, c/o of the family. There are no calling St. Mary’s Church with burial in JOSEPH BENJAMIN JUDAH LEVI "On the surface, it looks like a met. Langlois said. Carolyn Brown, P.O. Box 1182, hours. The Holmes Funeral Pine Ridge Cemetery, 5. Which Bible prophet tricked King David into The Third Annual Conference proved understanding and cross- At 10 a.m., participants will ing for a High-Tech Japanese good proposal for everyone in­ Last year Wilderness Sports North Conway, N.H. 03860. Company,” or Dr. James Hub- had proposed to contribute Student In ball Home, 400 Main St., is in charge of Chelmsford. ordering himself put to death? on Global Issues: "Understand­ cultural communication, accord­ have the choice of hearing Dr. volved,” Sprague said Thursday. the arrangements. SAMUEL NATHAN ELIJAH JEREMIAH ing Japan” will be held at the ing to a news release from-the James Crowley, professor of hard, assistant professor of Reli­ Sprague said that he had to find $25,000 worth of labor toward the Bobbin Lynn Haboian. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. gion, Smith College, speaking on cost of renovations, which had Memorial donations may be 6. The jumbled letters at the left, below, contain Lowe Program Center of Man­ college. Previous conferences history at Yale University, dis­ out whether the work as outlined John Haboian of Manchester, will debut at the 1988 In Memoriam “ Religion in Contemporary been estimated by the town to made to the American Cancer Ada Tobin the names of five popular automobiles. Assemble chester Community College on have centered on the Middle East cuss “ The Burden of Exceptional- in a written proposal from the Trinity Cotillion Ball to be held at the Park Plaza cost about $100,000. Society. Ada (Ryan) Tobin, 69, of In loving memory of my wife, the letters in their proper order and write the ■ Saturday, Oct. 29. from 8:30 a.m. and China. ism in Modem Japanese History” Japan” . group could actually be carried Hotel in Boston. She is a .senior at East Catholic High At noon, Minoru Tamba, consul Virginia, formerly of Tolland, Mildred Jarvis, who left me correct auto names in the blanks. to 2 p.m. Registration with coffee and or Dr. Ikuko Atsumi, president of out. The proposal was submitted In its proposal. Metropolitan School. general of Japan, will address the mother of Joseph Tobin of Coven­ October 12, 1985. (a) INCLOIN i s ...... danish will start at 8:30 a.m. the New England Japanese Cen­ to the town last month by Shooters says that projected issue of “ Japan-U.S. Relations: Thomas Duffy try. died Wednesday (Oct. 12, (b) TORCHELEV is...... Japan was chosen as the focus Jonathan M. Daube. president of ter speaking on, “ Get a Hold on Metropolitan Shooters. maintenance and utilities for the Deep in my heart a vision is kept. What Lies Ahead.” Lunch will be Thomas Arthur Duffy, 75, of 1988) at home. Of a wife I loved and never forget. (c) TAINCOP is ...... of the 1988 conference in recogni­ Manchester Community College, Japan: Cultural Contrasts in By failing to act on it. the town rifle range would cost $11,500. served at 1 p.m. Current Quotations North Carolina, brother of John Besides her son, she is survived Memories of her I hold so dear. (d) BLOOMSLIDE is ...*... tion of the unique relationship of will open the conference at 9 a m. Japanese Business Practices.” Board of Directors effectively Though the projected income the M. Duffy of Manchester, died by two other sons, William Tobin In prayers and thoughts I will (e) GLOVENWASK is ...... cooperation and competition that with welcoming remarks. At 11 am., the choice of The conference is free, but killed a propo.sal last year by a first year, $11,180, is less than Wednesday (Oct. 12, 1988). of South Windsor, and Louis always be near. exists between Japan and the Ken Butterworth, chairman of speakers will be Gordon T. Ray. advance registration is requested different organization. Wilder­ those expenses, the proposal Loctite Corporation, will speak on senior vice president of Technol­ due to limited seating. An op­ ness Sports Inc. of East Hartford. says, revenues would be expected “ There are so many little piglets in this bill, it Besides his brother, he is Tobin of Tolland; four daughters, Some may think that I forget. Answer in classified section. United States, and in the hope of ogy, NEC America, Inc., “ Obser­ tional Japanese buffet lunch is In its last offer to the town. to increase sufficiently by the probably sets the Guinness World Book record survived by his wife, Eleanor U. Lola Cyr of the Rockville section When at times they see me smile. preserving and strengthening “ Japanese-U.S. Trade Relations’ Duffy; a stepson, Russell U. Bush of Vernon, Virginia Moeller of But they never know the that relationship through im­ starting at 9:10 a.m. vations from an American Work- available for $10; reservations Wilderness Sports had rejected a third year to cover expenses. about how a bill grew in conference." — Rep. for the lunch must be made by Thomas Coleman, R-Mo., calling a bill, which of Columbus, N.C.; and a step­ Willington, Quelle Reams of heartaches That lie within me all the while. Friday, Oct. 21. For reservations ballooned 8,700 percent into a $60 million pork barrel daughter, Constance Bush of New Virginia Beach, Va., with whom Thoughts or more information, call 647-6123 Britain. she lived, and Frances Weigold of Sadly missed by your full of back-home booty for powerful lawmakers or 647-6013. before the House scuttled it, “ the perfect model of The funeral will be Saturday in Tolland; a brother, Gordon Ryan loving husband, Casteen invited by Hadassah how Congress is a pork farm." Asheville, N.C. Burial will be in in Massachusetts; a sister, Ella Oliver Jarvis So much of the life of Jesus centers around the Sea of Galilee. That beautiful sea, nestled in the hills of . Bv Nancy Pappas and Jagiellonian University in ren’s Pavilion at the Hadassah “ I reached the point where I wanted to say Israel, is rich in fish and filled with history and ' Manchester Herald Warsaw. Poland, on setting up an Medical Center in Jerusalem. All something besides, 'Run like hell.” ’ — Anita Collins Deaths Elsewhere memories of we Christians. This was a favorite spot archival center. This center, pediatric services will be consoli­ ,4 p | ^ of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s research for Jesus. It was here that he taught the multitudes Dr. John Casteen III. president which would be located in Storrs. dated under one roof. office, explaining that one motivation for studying about His Father. It was here that He found the time of the University of Connecticut, would house and display docu­ The Hadassah Medical Center ways to repel "killer bees” was being chased for Norma Perkes manager for AP Newsfeatures 1957. and a place for communion with God His Father. will be the featured speaker ments which people in Poland is considered by many to be one of have hidden since the days of the the foremost medical facilities in long distances by hundreds of them in Venezuela. and Wide World Photos. He joined In 1964, the West German NSU We, too, need a place like the Sea of Galilee where Saturday at the Manchester NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. (AP) Nazi invasion, said Huckenbeck. the Middle East. Itoffers medical the AP in Nebraska in 1957 and Spider was the first car to be we can have communion with God our Father. A Hadassah Special Gifts Evening. — Norma Perkes, an insurance The university has a total of services to all, regardless of was AP bureau chief in Iowa and mass-produced with the Wankel quiet place where our thoughts can reflect on God’s Barbara and Bill Bayer, 125 underwriter and wife of Asso­ more than 23,000 students en­ religion. Oklahoma in the 1960s. rotary engine. The now-defunct love — a place where we can gain wisdom in how to Waranoke Road, will host the ciated Press executive Dan rolled, both full and part time. Cto-chairmen for this benefit Lottery NSU company also produced the live in a world gone rampant. A place where we can event. Perkes, died Wednesday of injur­ All proceeds from the Special are Barbara Bayer and Maxine Felix Wankel RO 80 Wankel rotary engine car, be comforted in the loving arms of God and leave ies suffered in a fall Oct. 2 at the Casteen, who has been presi­ Gifts Evening will be used to help Jaffe. For further information, which had a reputation for with the assurance that He will walk with us , Winning numbers drawn Thursday in lotteries family home in nearby Pelham LINDAU, West Germany (AP) dent of UConn since 1985, is fund the construction of a Child­ call 643-5414. unreliability and was discon­ wherever we go. A place where we can be jolted around New England: Manor. She was 57. — Felix Wankel, inventor of the from our complacency and yet know that all will expected to speak about the many tinued in 1977. Connecticut daily: 388. Play four: 4639. She was an underwriter with rotary engine, died Sunday at 86. turn out well as we minister in His name. programs in which the university Massachusetts daily: 2094. the Eiffert French insurance firm Wankel began work on a rotary In 1971, Wankel was working Yes, we all need to spend some time by the Sea of and the Jewish community are Tri-state daily: 756, 7091. in Pelham. engine in 1926 and began produc­ with 24 different companies Galilee. linked, according to his assistant. BEAUTIFUL "Tax-Free Investment Strategies" — Richard Considine of Ann Huckenbeck. Rhode Island daily: 1017. Lot-O-Bucks: 14-23-25- Her husband, whom she mar­ ing the new motor at the West around the world on plans to CONVENIENT John Nuveen & Co Inc. will speak on investment techniques 26-39. ried in 1952, is assistant general German NSU Motor Works in develop his engine further. Billy J. Scott These include exchange pro­ for tax-free income Don't miss it! 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Bv Alex GIrelll Among the highest contribu­ Association of Hartford, and Manchester Herald tions from individuals are $500 Compac of North Haven. contributions from Nancy W. A $400 donation was made by Not guiity, say candidates Democratic state Sen. Michael Lombardo of Giastonbury and the Connecticut Business and Meotti has reported contributions Santo Lombardo Jr. of South Industry Association, which has By Doug Willis But Dukakis blamed the tone of inane," and Goldwater’s com­ of $26,538.41 so far in his political Windsor, $'300 contributions from endorsed Meotti’s re-election bid. The Associated Press the campaign on such things as plaint that Bush wasn’t discuss­ campaign in comparison to Lynn K. Hazard and James A. Major campaign expenditures Bush’s visit to a flag factory to ing the issues, the vice president $18,425 reported by his Republi­ Thompson Jr., both of Giaston­ LOS ANGELES — The verdict revive attention to his criticism of said it wasn’t that he and Dukakis can challenger, Carl Zinsser. bury, and contributions of $250 listed are the following; $3,930.48 to Ace Printery of from Barry Goldwater, Richard Dukakis’ veto of a Pledge of didn’t discuss issues so much as In a report filed with the office each from Peter B. Deich, Hartford for printing and for Nixon and Jimmy Carter was Allegiance bill and Bush’s re­ the press was not reporting them. of the Secretary of the State, the Samuei Deich, Robert DiBella, unanimous: The 1988 presidential peated description of him as a “I went all across central committee seeking to re-elect and Robert P. Knickerbocker Jr., stationery, $2,637.12 to the Hartford Courant for advertising, campaign has been a discourag­ liberal. Illinois and spoke about agricul­ Meotti to the Senate from the 4th aii of Giastonbury. . 0 ing, low-level affair. “ We’ ve heard it again tonight, tural issues, about seven stops,” Senatorial District reports that it The higest contributions from $2,308 to the Democratic State But presidential candidates and I ’m not surprised — the Bush said, “ and not one thing did has spent $18,329.63, leaving a committees came from the De­ Central Committee for mailing, George Bush and Michael Duka­ labels,” Dukakis said. " I guess 1 see, with respect, on your balance Oct. 6 of $8,208.78. mocratic town committees of $1,226.25 to the Committee for a Democratic Majority, $1,854 to kis defended the conduct of their the vice president two or three network about my views on Of the total contributed, $14,399 Manchester and Hebron, each of campaigns in the final debate times said I was coming from the agriculture, and not one did I read came from individual contribu­ which gave $1,000. Melanie Booth of Ellington for Thursday. Bush said the press left. ...This is something Republi­ in any newspaper. tions as compared with $11,625 for Donations of $500 each were photographs, has been more interested in the cans have used for a long time. “ Why? Because you are so Zinsser. Contributions from other made by the BW-Better Govern­ $1,200 to Dick Morris of West polls than the issues, and Dukakis They tried it with Franklin interested in a poll that might committees to Meotti totaled ment Committee of Hartford, the Redding for consulting services; said he hungered to talk about Roosevelt and Harry Truman and have been coming out, orbecause $10,750 as compared with $6,800 political action committee of the $894.50 to the Manchester Herald issues, not labels such as the John Kennedy. somebody had said something for Zinsser. Connecticut Automotive Trades for advertising. "liberal” tag which Bush has “ I don’t think these labels mean nasty about somebody else,” repeatedly pinned on him. a thing, and I would hope that Bush said. we put out position As in nearly every other topic in tonight in the course of the rest of paper after position paper; he Herbst, Giulietti won’t debate their debate, Bush and Dukakis this campaign we can have good puts out position paper after didn’t see the issue of negative solid disagreements on issues," position paper (which get min­ imal coverage) ... so I think we DEBATE FINAL — Gov. Michael after they finished their second debate campaigning in exactly the same Dukakis said. light. They did sound alike in one " I ’m not keeping count, but I can all share, with respect, in the at Tuesday forum of Grange Dukakis waves before he and Vice Thursday night in Los Angeles. regard, each suggesting the other think Mr. Bush has used the label fact piat maybe the message is President George Bush shake hands was to blame forthe mud-slinging ’liberal’ at least 10 times. If I had not getting out." Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Herald Bv Jacqueline Bennett The debate, which will actually Giulietti. however, only had tone of the presidential a dollar, George, for every time campaign. you used that label, I ’d qualify for TALKING ISSUES — State Rep. Edith Woodland Road, Coventry. Prague was Manchester Herald be more of a public forum, will Tuesday open, campaign coordi­ Influence examined nator Bryan Callahan said, ac­ “ I don’t want to sound like a kid one of those tax breaks for the Prague, D-Columbia, talks about the making a campaign appearance at East begin at 7; 30 p.m. at the Grange CO VENTRY - Due to a on Route 44. The audience can cording to Herbst. They sheathed their barbs in the schoolyard (by saying) ‘He rich that you want to give away,” WASHINGTON (AP)- Japan availability of health insurance with Brook Mall in Willimantic. scheduling conflict, state Sen. submit written questions to the “ It’s now up to them if they started it.’ But take a look at the Dukakis needled later. clearly has become a major Kathleen and Vernon Sanborn of 293 Marie Herbst. D-Vernon, and her moderator of the debate on the want to set something else up," Democratic convention,” Bush Neither Bush nor Dukakis investor in foreign countries but it Bv Rita Beamish a lot. He used gestures that were very much the same kind of said. Republican opponent James Giu­ state budget, crime, the environ­ Scott said. referred directly to the most is not clear how much this has The Associated Press more expansive than his trade­ experience the Bushes had: we lietti will not participate in a ment. health care, and housing. Herbst and Giulietti were film­ "D o you remember the senator negative television commercials increased its influence in those mark jabbing thumb. debate Tuesday. At first it was planned that ing a debate at a United Cable lost a baby, lived about 20 from Boston (Sen. Edward the other campaign has been countries. Congress was told. LOS ANGELES — Michael Bush mangled his sentences minutes after it was born.” Kennedy, D-Mass.) chanting out airing in recent weeks — Bush’s Prague shrugs off label State Rep. Edith Prague. D- Giulietti from Vernon would be Television studio Wednesday, The Japanese are “well be­ Dukakis’ finger-jabbing stern­ less often than usual. But Dukakis went on to say it there, and the ridicule factor ads on pollution in Boston harbor, Columbia. and her Republican there to answer questions even if that will be broadcast before the hind” Britain and the Nether­ ness was gone and George Bush’s He smiled easily and often, should be the mother’s choice from that lady from Texas (State or Dukakis’ ads depicting back­ opponent Tim Scott will partici­ Herbst. also from Vernon, could Nov. 8 election. lands as direct investors in U.S. syntax was uncharacteristically showing an “ aw shucks" attitude. whether to abort. Treasurer Anne Richards) that room political “ packaging” of pate in the debate sponsored by not attend. But the candidates Paul Herbst, the senator’s real estate, buildings and facto­ ungarbled. He clearly took the honors in was on there? I mean, come on. Bush — but Bush did cautiously the Coventry Grange, however. decided that would not be fair. husband, said Wednesday night ries, Deputy Assistant Secretary as a ‘one issue candidate’ What the American viewers folksiness. Dukakis answered without vis­ This was just outrageous: But I ’ll criticize the news media for its he was not aware of another The original plan was to include Giulietti is seeking to regain 35 ible emotion when asked whether of State William Clark told a debate yet set up in Coventry and .saw instead were two fellows who try harder to keep it on a higher role in setting the tone of the By Michele Noble Herbst and Giulietti, Senatorial District seat he lost to Asked about the so-called he would favor the death penalty Congressional panel Thursday. thought that it was unlikely. say they are optimistic about plane,” Bush said. campaign. Manchester Herald “ It was a scheduling confiict Herbst two years ago, sleaze factor in the Reagan should his wife be raped and Herbst and Giulietti will meet their country, know the sorrow of “ And I ’m not the one that Responding to a question from Japanese hold $31 billion worth for both of them. We just couldn’t Herbst did not receive a written administration and whether he murdered. He responded nega­ Campaign ’88 in a public forum at the town hall losing a child and are committed compared the president of the NBC News reporter Andrea Mit­ of such investments in the United The woman who state Rep. Edith G. Prague seem to find a date for all to be invitation to the event and had would work to ban people from tively, passing over the chance to in Mansfield Nov. 2. at 7;30 p.m.. to certain basic values of Ameri­ United States rotting — like a chell, who quoted Nixon’s des­ States compared to similar U.S. said killed her 21-year-old niece in 1981 never there at the same tim e." Scott committed herself to another lobbying government agencies personalize the answer or men­ 8th Assembly District Both the 8th Assembly District can life. dead fish — from the head down. 1 cription of the presidential cam­ investments in Japan of about $18 spent time in jail and was never fined. said in a telephone interview engagement. Last week she said they once worked in. Bush said he tion his wife. and the 35th Senatorial District Occasionally, these rivals even didn’t do that," Bush said. paign as “ trivial, superficial and billion. The woman was convicted of second-degree Wednesday night. she had three other dates availa­ would. include the town of Coventry. acted nice to one another. They manslaughter with a motor vehicle while Scott had helped organize' the ble this month to face Giulietti at appeared eager to be courteous, Then, cocking his head and intoxicated, according to Prague. The sentence: debate. the grange. each holding up a hand for silence smiling as if telling a secret, he Loss of her driver’s license for a year and said he is avoiding the issues. when their supporters booed or added, “ 'You see, I am one who — probation. “ He should be looking at the critical issues clapped contrary to the pre­ I get kidded by being a little old Prague has since become one of the leading instead of always accusing me of the same Meotti lauded at fund-raiser debate entreaties of the fashioned on these things — but I proponents of drunk driving legislation in the things,” she said. organizers. About 110 people attended a $25 do believe in public service.” state. Among other things, Prague plans to press for can Carl Zinsser of Manchester. O’Neill told Meotti, “ I need you Both candidates went into their a ticket fund-raising event for The gray-haired, 62-year-old Democrat — who legislation that would protect the state borders Gov. O’Neill appeared briefly back there as well as the people in second face-to-face debate wAh The debate was short on the Democratic state Sen. Michael usually wears a large “Friends Don’t Let from drugs, in addition to allowing the federal at the cocktail party at W illie’s this district.” an avowed goal to show how kind of slashing one-liners that Meotti Thursday night and heard Friends Drive Drunk” button on her long jean government to intervene in large drug cases. The Steak House at 444 Center St. and O’ Neill called on the guests to personable they could be. characterized the North Carolina Gov. William O’Neill laud Meot­ jacket when she’s out campaigning — is running bill also would slap dealers with a 25-year prison spoke in support of Meotti’s work in Meotti’s campaign, say­ Bush said his goal was to show faccoff. The zingers were still ti’s performance as a legislator. for a fourth term as a representative for the 8th sentence on their first offense. candidacy. ing the presidential election race people his heartbeat. Dukakis there, but they were repackaged Meotti, of Glastonbury, is seek­ Assembly District, which is composed of the The Connecticut chapter of the American He said, “ Meotti is listened to will be a close one in Connecticut adviser Rep. Tony Coelho, D- and delivered with a smile. ing his second term in the Senate towns of Columbia. Coventry. Lebanon. Franklin Association of Retired Persons and the American because he’s believable. When and the nation. Calif., said his candidate had to from the 4th Senatorial District When the issue of abortion and Bozrah. Association of Retired Teachers have frequently Meotti speaks, he’s believed O’Neill described Democratic undertake “ a conversation with and is being opposed by Republi­ came up, both took advantage of Prague, who often has been labeled by her praised Prague for her efforts concerning health because he’s honest.” presidential candidate Michael the American people.” s peers as a "dynamo” of energy, said she has “ no care and insurance benefits for the elderly. Dukakis as warm and compas­ opportunities to reveal them­ From the start of Thursday selves by talking about their sympathy what-so-ever” for the possible grief “ We are all so concerned about drunk sionate. He said that Vice Presi­ night’s presidential debate on the felt by drunk drivers whose actions have resulted drivers,” Prague said. “ But while insurance PTA policy reminder due dent George Bush is an honorable children who had died. Bush, who UCLA campus, the two candi­ rarely discusses the leukemia in the death of another. She said she plans to push issues are not as dramatic, they are just as Parent Teacher Associations in that Susan Buckno, Republican man. But the governor said, " I dates appeared to be making that death of his young daughter, for legislation that will “ throw the book" at first important.” Manchester will get reminders of candidate for the state House of live in fear that his running mate effort — Bush demonstrating how Robin, told matter-of-factly how offenders. Democratic majority leader Robert F, Fran- a policy that prohibits them from Representatives from Manches­ (Dan Quayle) could become relaxed he was and Dukakis he learned the news. These laws, among other things, would kel says Prague has “ succeeded in ruffling a lot distributing political materials to ter’s 13th Assembly District, president of the United States." Ham/i cox c/iBU! looking for ways to show that he suspend the driver’s licenses of convicted drunk of feathers" with her drunk driving legislation students. would be a speaker. cared about people. “ The doctor said, beautiful drivers for 90 days on the first offense. She also efforts. But he adds that Prague gives “ 110 James P, Kennedy, superin­ In the affability category, both child, your child has a few weeks wants to mandate an administrative hearing percent of herself” as a legislator. tendent of schools, told the Board B k i i i n d t i i i : DKV \V.\LLS; candidates made strides over to live," he said. After her procedure for individuals charged with drunk “ There has been some friction caused because of Education Wednesday that he PRAYER NOTICE WH.AT IU:|LI)I;KS DON’T their perform ances in last parents took her to a New York driving. Edith wants it done yesterday,” Frankel said. issued the formal reminder after A PRAYER TO TKU.YOU month’s first debate in North specialist, “ the child stayed alive “ But when she makes up her mind to do Under this hearing system, the accused would he learned that the Martin School THE HOLY SPIRIT iiv i).\\ iiisroM.K. ri(Ksim:\T Carolina. Dukakis, often accused for six months and then died.” be given 30 days after the arrest to present his something, get out of her way,” PTA distributed agendas for an’ Holy Spirit, you who made me aaa ST()Ni :h (;koi I'lNc. of being grim and robotic, smiled Dukakis said, “ Kitty and I had case before the commissioner of the Department Despite his praise, Frankel admits it “ some­ Oct. 11 meeting including a notice everything and ahowed me the way to times seems a little unnerving to be around roach m y Ideal. You, who gave me the of Motor Vehicles. If the commissioner found the divine gin to forgive and forget the accused guilty, the individual’s license would be someone with a never ending abundance of wrong that la dona to me and you, who suspended immediately. Presently, drivers are energy.” are In all Inataneaa of m y Ufa with me. I, In ANOTHER MANCHESTER HOMEOWNER allowed to drive their cars until their case comes Prague said one of the issues she plans to thia abort dialogue want to thank you for pursue is calling for a more solid tax base for everything and confirm once more that I HAS LISTED WITH THE BEST to court, which Prague said can often take two to never want to be aaparated from you no three years, Connecticut to correct what she calls a matter how great the material daaira may Pat Kershaw Prague’s Republican opponent, Timothy A. “ patchwork” of state taxes. be. I want to bo wHh you and my loved Scott, has often criticized the incumbent for “ We need a more stabilized tax system in this onaa In your perpetual glory. Amen. 646-8865 state,” she said. “ I think the wealthy people of Thank you for your love towarda me and With 31-channel Take your choice... j being a “ one-issue candidate” when it comes to my loved onaa. Paraona muat pray the this state should pay for the privilege of living issues concerning crime. Scott, 24, also has per gal. C. O. D. prayer three conaacutivo daya without cable service of or order both! 'each slammed her voting record on a number of here.” 150 gal. minimum purchase aaking your wieh. Attar third day wlah feach things, including her vote to eliminate the state’s Prague recently received an AA-plus rating will be granted no matter how difficult It $16.25 monthly. from the Connecticut Education Association for may be. Than promlaa to publlah thIa “A (Jl AI.ITV IIOMI-; ISMOKIC inspector general position and the Transporta­ dialogue aa aoon aa thia lavor la granted. tion Accountability Board established following her support of educational issues and her 649-8841 TII.W J l’ST .A ROOFOVKK Prices Sub/ecI to Change S.E.C. Per Month * 'For first 2 service months. Per Month* the Mianus Bridge collapse. lobbying efforts. ______YOl’K IIKAD.”______’ For first 2 service months. Her strong commitment to the Democratic But Prague said she is a strong advocate of a T h f pitdi III llu' riiol iivrr long list of issues in addition to cracking down on Party is exemplified by about eight campaign your lU'W honu' iii.iy svem liki';i D O N ’T MISS O U TI Come take a TO ORDER, CALL646-6400• IN NEWINGTON,CALL278-2126 drunk drivers. Those include education, drug stickers — including one for “ The Duke" — N e a r l y N u S h o p p e strictly ac.stliclic (IcsIh ii coiisidcra- look at this tastefully decorated 3 control, and affordable housing. which are stuck to the back of Prague’s maroon liim. That is pai l of it. Hut here in bedroom Colonial, oak trim and 366 Main Si., Manchester, CT the Norlhe.'ist, sno\v;in(l rain (Irain- “ I will never stop the effort to get people to not Volvo wagon. The trunk of the wagon is filled with Between Rutsell & Haynes Si. in Philbrick Afenry Bldn. floors, beautiful new bath with awe are a siHoilleant eonsideralion. drink and drive,” Prague said. “ But I realize that hundreds of campaign fliers, bumper stickers, 646*2073 • Open Mon thru Th un. lire. 10*4 Not only is a steeper roof heller skylights, screened porch over­ Offer Expires our society is out of control in so many other ways and buttons. Quality used clothing 0-12, fordminaKe. it istilso far less apt looking colorful perennial gar­ 10- 21-88 today. Until we do something to control the drug Prague, who says campaigning is “ completely dens. 2 car garage. *159,900. at reduced prices. to develo]) letiks and is likely to dealers, we are going to continue to face a society exhausting” , laments that she can’t stay out on Iasi lont;er. full of violence and devastation. Until we provide thecampaign trail until late evening. She saysshe Needed Consignments Front the httilder's point of view, a steeper t ool is ittore eoslly, not quality health care for everybody, so many are regularly is home at 5p.m. to spend time with and Dress coats 2*8 / Pajamas^ sizes 3*8 going to suffer.” fix dinner for her husband. Frank, who suffered a only beeatise of more nntlerials Merrill Lynch Realty P l8 month and 3-4 year items for hoys and She said she is “ tired” of defending against the stroke last March. They’ve been married 42 needed, but heeiitise of labor eosis ;ts well. .Aitd while yoti're eonsider- same accusations posed in debates with Scott and years. inn that, will yottr bttilder usearebi- 435 Hartford Tpke., Vernon, Conn, (203) 872-7777 feeltiral grade sliingles, ;tnd for what sp;m of time are they ntted? Votir price home nnty deserve 311, Adjustments in Social Security be built into the 3f). or even .'ill-yeiir shingles ANOTHER IHANCHESTER HOMEOWNER MANCHESTER HEALTH DEPARTMENT While ynn're looking ttp. how SHOWING IN OCTOBER income limits for state programs. Under her ithotil yottr ceilitigs? The feel of CAMPAIGN plan, income limits would increase as the COLA 1988 VACCINE CLINICS HAS LISTED WITH THE BEST FOR 9-foot or vitnlfed ceilings is iitfi- increases. Thus, seniors would not be eliminated nitely richer and more spaeiotts Eunice Jennings The PrliKipal *Hiding Out 41116 Princege Bride ♦ Gardens of Stone ♦Work) Champtonship Btwlng; Julio ChavM vs. FLU, PNEUMONIA, TETANUS AND DIPHTHERIA than the sfandttrd 8-fool ceilings. from programs because of a small COLA 646-7022 Luis FfamirS ♦ Less Than Zero ♦ Weeds ♦ HBO C o m e d y Hour: Sally Field & Tam Hariks Punchline Party ♦ 1st & Ten eThe NOTEBOOK increase. Again, fhottgl). il costs more to Believers eThe Hitchhiker ♦ inside the NFL ♦ Innerspace ♦ HBO S h o w c ^ -’'Lip trnild tliat way. Moon eOn Location; TheKidsintheHall ♦ Date Wito an Angel eDrlve-lnSimjrdayNigW eThe Hidden ♦Big ^ M a n r a lie My Buckno said she would work hard to promote Monday, October 17, 1988 More goes into it root over your Senior aid proposed the changes. “ Providing help for our seniors. . .is 9:00-12:00 am Senior Center High risk adults head titan keepitig llie Ititil wcitllier 540 Middle Turnpike East Including elderly uul. It paystoitsk wliiil. Susan Buckno. a Republican candidate for the a top priority form e," she said. state House of Representatives, has proposed 1:30-2:00 pm Mayfair Qardens High risk adults For more home Ittiying lips, 211-215 North Main St. Including elderly three measures she says would provide Duke campaign seeks help send me a sell-addressed, legiil-size stamped envelope, itiid I'll pin my At Lydall Woods you have the free­ increased state benefits for elderly people. The Dukakis-Bentsen Committee of Wednesday, October 1 9 ,1 9 8 8 Bnyer’sCheek List in tlie niiiil to dom to garden to your heart’s con­ Buckno is challenging incumbent Democratic Manchester is seeking help with phone calls in 9:00-9:45 am Weathlll Cardans High risk adults yon. And dnn'l fnrgel In look loroiir tent, party In your back yard or just Rep. John Thompson in Manchester’s 13th the local campaign effort. Anyone interested in 24 Blueflald Drive Including elderly ads in I lie paper and to visit otirnew enjoy nature on your own private Stoner homes. wooded lot This end unit Is almost Assembly District. volunteering should phone 645-1500 Monday 10:00-10:30 am Spencer Village High risk adults now. lat fl. LR, DR. FR, Kit, Laun­ She proposes that the state index the circuit through Friday from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Pascal Lane Including elderly dry, & bath. 2nd fl. has 2 large breaker property tax relief program* Under her The committee is headed by Dorothy 1:30-2:30 pm Blue Room Currant or Retired bedrooms & full bath; 1 car att. plan, if an eligible person’s assessment Briiidamour and Theodore T. Cummings. Lincoln Center Town Employees garage with opener. *159,000. For showing call Eunice Jennings. increased 50 percent, the exemption would also Other officers are Irene Fisette, treasurer; SiHlTl 1 il<41|l[lk increase 50 percent. Peter Merisotis, assistant treasurer; Lila Monday, Novembar 2 1 ,1 9 8 8 U l l k l i ’l ’' \ ’ 1 k ’St'li -IK’I - She also proposes setting the same income Beldock Cohen, publicity; James M. Halloran, 9:00-10:00 am Blue Room High ritk adults Lincoln Center Including elderly limit for all senior benefits, so that a person who public relations; Connie Plepler, social 65 Louis Street, Box G Newington, Connecticut 06111 < X Merrill Lynch Realty 801 Parker Street Manchester, C T 06040 0 qualified for one benefit would qualify for all chairperson; James M. Griffin, union Donation of $3.00 for flu and/or $6,00 for pneumococcal but (203)666-28il8 Cox Coble chairperson; and John J. Sullivan, small others as well. not mandatory. For further information call the 435 Hartford Tpke., Vernon, Conn. (203)872-7777 Greoter Hartford A third suggestion is that the Cost of Living business chairman. Health Department 647-3179. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. M, 1988 - 7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Oct. 14, 1988 OPINION GUIDE T. BOLTON Choose one: HAILSTON HOUSE INC. S»' ...... T ruancy lETIflEKMOW ANTIQUE If '(OU NEEt> c-^ared ComOdCouse Country & Formal BED & BREAKFAST Elephants or Furniture proposal is ’km and Colonial Hospitality on the Green. Accessories Gourmet Cuisine nearby. Ivory jewelry Birycles available for touring COUNTRY CARPENTERS worth study (Rte. 85) 59 West Street, Bolton, C T 06043 quiet country roads. 5 Webster(onn^cticut o6o4i By Vincent Carroll 203-646-2877 WE BUY & SELL ANTIQUES Your Hosts arc There is no way to tell for certain whether a Jeff ar\d Cinde Smith The movie "Gorillas in the Mist” should impress proposal by a citizen group to reduce truancy 25 Hebron Road Americans with the plight of endangered species, Step into a world of fantasy. in schools would be effective, but the idea is but whether the message translates into Bolton, Connecticut 0604.3 Six theme roomi, each with certainly worth studying. meaningful behavior remains to be seen. Even Reservations: ili own distinct personality The suggestion comes from the Committee now, jewelry stores across the nation are casually 643-6538 — 649-5678 conspiring to snuff another of the planet’s nobler ^ "I and charm, dn extensive for a Total Call Back System. The group variety of imported and wants to set a system under which parents creatures. Anyone interested in an ivory bracelet.? A locally handcrafted would be phoned promptly when their decorations and special gifts necklace, perhaps? ------children do not show up at school. Of course some of you are. Otherwise stores for the discriminating The committee argues that early detection shopper. wouldn’t carry those items. j m l c r a d i e r L 0 0 %I 9^ g O O (D ‘ of the truancy habit will discourage students So is anyone in favor of poaching elephants, too? Anniversary Sale ■ Oct. 10-16th from developing an ongoing pattern of No? Sorry, but you can’t have it both ways. unis e?c flairs tyfinjj skipping school. And they say that as a side Eighty percent of the ivory sold in America can 25% OFF Cuthbertson China (open Block only) be traced to illegal kills. It’s imported legally, but Save money—B uildiiyours^—We make it easy. benefit, quick contacts with parents when a 10% All German nutcrackers, smokers, Located on Rt. 44A Boston Turnpike only because it’s first shipped to places like Hong child is absent from school may uncover an Kong or the Middle East and there carved into pyramids and music boxes. Bolton QUALITY PRE-CUT abduction promptly. jewelry. 295 fPeat Street ■ Bolton, CT ■ 649-7514 P O S T a : B E A M Superintendent James Kennedy has Poached ivory tusks rarely slip through U.S. (one mile north of Coy City Stott Pori on III. S5} D0-IT-70URSEIT BUILDING KITS financial reservations about the plan under Customs. They don’t possess the proper papers. Fall Hours ■ Mon. - Sat. /0-5, Sun. Ji-5 Welcomes You! which workers would be paid to make the Push on Social Security But carved poached ivory enters routinely every call for an appointment DesignedEspedaffy • suSstanttaC savings calls. At five of the tow n’s elem entary day. schools, the Parent-Teacher Association Since 1979, Africa has lost nearly half of its f a r i h e elephants — and still the carnage continues. Try as 643-1759 operates similar plans, but with unpaid they might, outmanned park employees in Kenya, Weekend Carpenter volunteers. becomes an October habit Uganda, Tanzania and elsewhere cannot stop the Nexxus, Paul Mitchell and Sebastian Products K ennedy points out that truancy at slaughter. Open Tues. - Sat. 649-0822 elem entary schools is not a m ajor problem By Walter R. Mears presidential debate. “ I know too voluntary. We can stop the slaughter. We can stop it by now, with the level at about one percent of the The Associated Press well what their track record is ... Writing about his own cam­ refusing to buy ivory, drying up the U.S. market, and we should be concerned about student population. paign in his 'new book, “ Gold- destination for one-third of the world’s supply. Let Come visit us and WASHINGTON - It was a that kind of an effort once again water,” the former Arizona sena­ .Rt. 85 • Bolton. CT. A committee from the Board of Education the poachers find another hustle. 643-2428 simple, stinging campaign ad — a after the election is over.” tor said the point he tried to make Not long ago. I called a number of jewelry stores Food Store Open 0-0 7 Days a Week has been named to study the proposal by see for yourself Package Store Open Mon.-Sat. 9-8 pair of hands tearing up a Social Bentsen accused Sen. Dan was that Social Security was not in search of ivory. Happily, most said they didn’t discussing it with its proponents and with Security card. Quayle, Bush’s running mate, of actuarily sound, a point Reagan carry any. A few clerks responded so warily they voting eight times to cut Social school administrators, including Robert That was 24 years ago, and repeated during his 1976 and 1980 must have thought ivory sales had been banned and Barry Gold water still recalls it Security benefits. Quayle replied Republican campaign. That ar­ Digan of the Youth Services Bureau. that I was on an unsavory hunt for contraband. with anger, saying in his memoirs that what he’d voted for, and what gument was better mathemati­ Fall Is For Planting But finally, pay dirt: Several dealers mentioned One of the things the committee should do is that it was “ a repellent lie” for Bentsen himself had twice, voted cally than politically. IRRKERY I compare the effectiveness of the present the Democrats to charge he for, was to delay cost-of-living Goldwater also warned that beaded ivory bracelets, necklaces and pendants for Mums, Evergreens, CQUNII volunteer system at five schools with the new would have destroyed Social increases. Social Security taxes would inev­ sale. And only one knew the name of an artist who’d carved the jewelry in New York and who Rhododendrons, Dutch Bulbs Dewirt Cordons CIn proposal. It may be that extending the Security if he had been elected Bush voted in 1985 to break a itably escalate and would one day WhN« L a M Scotch $ 2 3 9 9 1.76 LNar 8ava*3* lj2BB president in 1964. Senate tie and impose a one-year rival the burden of federal presumably could produce proof of legally obtained 1.79 Lllor 8 iv« *0* Birlngir Wine From Our Bakery Mucke’s existing system to all schools will be adequate Cooked Salami There’s a somewhat milder freeze on increases in Social income taxes for many Ameri­ tusks. Clin MicBrigor WhRa Snfandal 1499 Idaho 760MI Sava *7* Potatoes to achieve the purpose. At any rate, the reprise of that television ad in this Security benefits. In the end, cans. That seemed improbable in Specialty catalogs also market ivory. One • Quality •Selection •Service Scotch 1.75 Lltor siivt *3** $ 2 3 0 proposal is worth a careful study. nothing was frozen. catalog released only last month actually had the Gillo ^am lum Biuob $599 Italian Bread /lb. 6 lb. big campaign, as Democrat Michael 1964, but not now. Cinidlin Club S j g 9 9 3 Lltar Sava *3** Dukakis tries to cast Vice Presi­ Dukakis supported a 1985 Na­ gall to claim, in small type at the top of the page, 1.75 LHOf Save President Ford took on the Cion Ellon Imported $]19 dent George Bush in the Gold- tional Governors’ Association issue in 1975, proposing ceilings that “ items are made from African ivory in Saaaranit 7 Chardonnay or Cabarntt S439 t ]2 9 9 780 Ml Sava *3** 2.e*l'>'> Swiss Cheese Valid medical uses water role. policy statement that included a that would have curbed Social accordance with the laws of the USA and are not W hitham Nursery 1.75 Citar Sava *3" Cirlo Rotil All Variatlao It shows a Social Security card freeze in Social Security cost-of- Security cost-of-living increases detrimental to the species.” Finlandia Vodka $ 1 0 9 9 1599 $ 2 9 9 /lb. Route 6, Bolton — 643-7802 1.79 Lltar Sava «5» 4 Lltar 8ava*3» Celery with pieces disappearing while living increases. The Dukakis by almost half, and telling Africa is still home to nearly 750,000 elephants, so Republican Bush is accused of campaign says the Massachu­ Mirtlnl & Rossi Apple Pie for an illicit drug Congress that it would have to extinction is hardly foreordained. Yet less than a Open Daily and Sunday 9 \.M. to ,S:30 P.M. Popov Vodka 80° I g 9 9 Aatl Spumanta 1 0 4 9 Hearts 1.76 Lltar Sava *2* nai. Krakus favoring benefit cuts. “ Vote for setts governor first voted for an restrain that and other transfer decade ago, elephants numbered 1.3 million. Just 750 Ml Sava *4" Imported Ham the man you know will protect amendment that would have payments, programs in which the to satisfy present worldwide ivory demand, Buckoff Vodka 1 0 7 9 Busch Bisr $ 0 0 9 A ruling by an administrative law judge in exempted Social Security, but his 1.76 LHar Sava 24‘ 18o< carta Sava *3’* $229 790 Social Security and make sure it’s government makes payments to poachers must kill 70,000 animals a year. *2«»/lb. the Drug Enforcement Administration should there when you need it,” the side lost. None of it was binding Bllboyt Bln CoorS(i«*uM $1009 individuals. He got nowhere. That doesn’t leave much time. S j2B 9 24-1301 can# Sava *3’* help convince the public that there are valid Dukakis campaign commercial anyhow. A month ago, Robert Strauss, 1.75 Lltar Sava *3** Don’t look to Congress for a solution, either. Sale Prices Eltective Thurt., Oct. 13th thru Thurt.. Oct. 20th. pticei «r« tor wwm bew only medical uses for the country’s most widely urges. So there is enough history, and co-chairman of a bipartisan com­ IlikiUMu.. The issue is back, with the enough ambiguity on both sides to ^ e n the African Wildlife Fund opposes an outright used illicit drug. mission that will offer economic baVonlvory imports, in part because desperately volume relatively low so far but push most other topics off the advice to the incoming president, Judge Francis L. Young just recommended with the Democrats likely to turn campaign agenda. Not this one. poor African governments traffic in tusks seized said that if deficits really are to be from poachers and from beasts that die naturally. that marijuana be made available legally for it up in the waning days of the Bush is trying to anticipate, and eliminated “ we have to go to Congress can and should retaliate against I We’re Digging NOW some medical purposes, including the campaign. A push on Social undercut, the long-tested Demo­ Social Security, Medicare and countries that flout rules governing the shipment of treatment of cancer patients. Young’s Security hardly would qualify as cratic issue by calling it more of entitlements generally,” along an October surprise. It has the same. “ Here again, my raw ivory, but that will reduce, not extinguish, the proposal would mean that doctors could with defense spending curbs. for Fall Planting become an October habit. opponent is using what can only trade. W. H. ENGLAND prescribe marijuana, thus changing the Strauss is a veteran Democratic Dukakis raised the Social Se­ be described as irresponsible campaigner and fund-raiser, and I’m a sucker. I’ll admit, for the plight of exotic Check our low prices on all drug's legal status. curity flag in his first debate with scare tactics — the same shop­ a former party chairman. animals. No matter where I travel, I often check Some studies suggest that marijuana Bush on Sept. 25, asserting that worn ones his party trots out He later said that wasn’t a out the local zoo. And I’ve sought glimpses of rare nursery stock... relieves the distress of many very ill people. It "if he’s serious about what he’s every time they fall behind, commission idea but, rather, his wildlife from the jungles of South America to a saying, then the only place he can usually about three weeks before Lu/nie/o has been shown to suppress nausea and own view of the cold, hard truth. primate preserve on the island of Borneo. Arbrovltoe up to 8' go to balance that budget is to an election,” he said in Seattle on vomiting experienced by cancer patients The hard political truth is that But you don’t have to like zoos, jungles or raid the Social Security trust fund Monday. neither candidate is going to savannah to wish the elephant well. Those who fail Hemlock up to 5' undergoing chemotherapy as well as to and he tried that in 1985 and I It may look shopworn, but is permit, let alone propose, any to understand why elephants should be saved in From homeowner to also is shop-proven. After the control muscle spasms suffered by think he’s going to try it again.” talk of significant curbs or large numbers simply have lost connection with the gV;HollV/ Rhododendrons, The topic may come up again Republicans lost control of the contractor, everyone is treated individuals with multiple sclerosis. changes in Social Security. It’s a natural world. They might as well move into a 24 H O U R S E R V IC E DIESEL FUEL tonight as Bush and Dukakis Senate in 1986, Sen. Bob Dole of There are accepted medical roles for many given. plastic bubble and be done altogether with nature. with the same friendly service, Assorted Junipers meet in their second and final Kansas blamed the loss of the drugs even though some people abuse them. Quayle made that point after One look at an elephant supplies the only campaign debate. majority he had led on the accusing debate rival Bentsen of and this has been going on for Special discounts on Drugs such as morphine and cocaine, though Both presidential nominees Democrats’ chorused campaign justification most of us should ever need to pray for trying to scare the elderly on the its survival. the 30 years we’ve been quantity purchases. widely abused, are nonetheless prescribed by have declared Social Security off on the Social Security issue. issue. O I L limits in budget-cutting efforts. The Republican administration M.M doctors for patients who need them. “ This program is not a Republi­ serving the public. Bush specifically exempts it from had sought to slow cost-of-living The evidence supports the use of marijuana can program, it’s not a Demo­ BURNERS INSTALLED AND REPAIRED his proposed "flexible freeze” increases, and had recommended as a medical treatment for particular cratic program,” Quayle said. Vincent Carroll is a syndicated columnist. P L U M B IN G & H E A T IN G budget plan. reductions in ancillary benefits, “It’s a program for older Ameri­ • Lumber • Plywood • Doors illnesses. But that fits the tested Demo­ rearming Democrats on the cans that program is actuarily ALL KINDS OF WELL WORK • Roofing • Millwork • Hardwoods Making marijuana available under the Complete Landscape Service cratic theme, which is to argue issue. It has been a troublesome sound to the turn of this century. ’ ’ FUEL OILS, RANGE OILS, GASOLINE • Siding • Windows • Hardware stringent procedures governing the that Republicans always say they topic for President Reagan since 40 West street prescribing of drugs would be a humane and are solidly behind Social Security he came to national politics — Main Office and Plant before the election, and renege after calling Social Security the Walter R. Mears, executive Hardware and building materials of all kinds! Bolton, CT 06043 (203) 649-5991 compassionate endeavor. afterward. flagship of the liberal cause and editor of The Associated Press, 271 Hop River Road • Bolton, CT 06043 Democratic Sen. Lloyd Benten siding with 1964 Goldwater sug­ has covered national politics — Waterbury Sunday Republican spelled that out in the vice gestions that it be made since 1960. Charlie Dave Route 44 6 4 9 -5 2 0 1 Bolton, CT Mlnicucci 649-2871 Mlnicucci THE BOLENS EASY-TRAC Is the issue really Bentsen vs. Dukakis? SYSTEM

If this year’s presidential election were between Democrats win, it won’t be Lloyd Bentsen’s: it will THE LATEST BOX OFFICE HITS Lloyd Bentsen and Dan Quayle, the Republicans, at be Michael Dukakis. Only this point, would have cause for concern. Dukakis, incidentally, isn’t the first presidential ARE IN BOLTON! In theirdebate in Omaha, Neb., on Oct. 5, (___ M candidate to risk being overshadowed by his Bentsen’s seniority, suavity and wit told heavily in WUliam running mate. In 1968 many people came to the 5999®® his favor. Quayle, clearly under instructions to look conclusion that the Democratic vice presidential serious and stress his own experience, acquitted Rusher candidate. Sen. Edmund Muskie, was an all-around himself honorably. He certainly didn’t come across MR better man than the party’s presidential candidate, as irresponsible or uninformed, and he probably Hubert Humphrey. One memorable cartoon of the managed to assure most voters who are leaning to day showed the four candidates as boxers, Bush that he is no disgrace to the ticket. weighing in before the big bout. Muskie, lined up I But that’s not quite the same thing as saying that behind Humphrey, was depicted as a good 3 feet ® 1M « b j NEA, Inc he looked or acted as “ presidential” as Lloyd almost every category relevant to the presidency. taller. Bentsen. Moreover, the one “ sound-bite” of the He is, morever, far to the left of Bentsen on Did this help Humphrey? Did the voters credit "Whatever happened to of whatshlsname — evening — the moment that is guaranteed to be practically every issue before the voters this year him with being able to pick a good running mate? you know, the guy from California — the fpEASYTftAC replayed and remembered forever — was — a fact so demaging that Dukakis has done his We'll never know — but Nixon won the election. president?" Whatever its shortcomings, the Bush-Quayle Bentsen’s “ You’re no Jack Kennedy.” The strenuous best to conceal it altogether. "Quality Right Up to The Handle Bar Warmers" Democrats in the Omaha audience roared with ticket at least has its priorities in the right order. Putting Lloyd Bentsen before a national • 8 Horst‘[)<)w('r I)ilU'rcnli.)l delight at that zinger. television audience (as distinguished from using The presidential candidate is taller, older, more • 24" Cul...2-Sldgc Power • I ugged fires The problem, though, from the Democrats’ him in states, such as Texas, where he has special experienced and warmer than the vice presidential standpoint, is that the presidential election this candidate. Over in the Democratic camp, precisely fBaurlipatrr Hrrah'i • Cast Iron Geari ase strengths) merely emphasizes how many of his I year isn’t between Bentsen and Quayle: It’s attractive qualities Dukakis lacks. What’s more, the reverse is true. i m between Bush and Dukakis. And there is a real Dukakis himself is next at bat (in the second and Such reflections may lead one to wonder idly why Foundad In 1B81 possibility, it seems to me, that Bentsen will final presidential debate), and the voters will be on earth the Democrats didn’t nominte Bentsen for PENNY M. 8IEFFERT...... PubllflWf NO PAYMENTS FOR 90 DAYS waiting to see if he can lord it over George Bush the the top spot (with Dukakis, perhaps, as his vice QEOflQE T. CHAPPELL...... Edilor hereafter be perceived by many Americans as DOUQLAS A. BEVINS...... Exacutlv* Editor towering not only over Quayle but over his own .vay Bentsen lorded it over Quayle. presidential running mate) ? The answer, of MARIE P. ORAOY...... CHyEditor course, lies in the composition of the modern W.H. PREUSS SONS running mate. For the presidency, after all, is the real issue this ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... Ah o c M o EdHor 228 B O S T O N TP K E , R TE 6 & 44 Democratic Party, especially as reflected in its Let’s face it, Michael Dukakis is, from a crudely November. It is altogether proper to give due BOLTON, CT • 643-9492 national conventions. The national Democratic DENISE A. R OBERTS...... AdvortlElnQ Dlroctor political standpoint, deficient in almost every attention to the selection of the man who will be JEANNE O. FROMERTH...... Bualnof* Mtntow attribute that makes Lloyd Bentsen attractive. He “ one heartbeat away from the Oval Office” : but we Party today opposes practically everything Lloyd SHELDON COHEN ...... Cofnpoalng Managor HIGH PtRFO«MAN

10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Oct. 14, 1988 jMonster pork bill dies in House Ice traps 3 whales BUSINESS Execs to get smaller pay hikes t WASHINGTON (AP) - A began. universities and other educa­ process. ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) said. “I’m sure they’re going 'minor bill making a single federal Added by the Senate were $15.2 tional facilities. Rep. Claude Pepper, D-Fla„ — Biologists held out little to eat everything that’s there before very long.” He said the STAMFORD (AP) — A new study shows that appropriation ballooned 8,700 million in authorizations for Walker and his allies said it was chairs the House Rules Commit­ hope for three gray whales Employees in salaried clerical and adminis­ not coincidental that seven of the tee, which sent the bill to the floor trapped by 6-inch-thick arctic whales eat plankton from the hourly workers will receive the smallest raises of 5.4 percent Into a $60 million pork federal grants to a library in the trative positions will recieve percent raises barrel full of back-home booty for 12 grants tacked on in conference Thursday with a rule that prohi­ ice off the Alaskan Coast as ocean floor. any type of employee next year, but they are also 5.7 District of Columbia, the Ver­ Banking changes shelved next year, down from raises this year of powerful lawmakers before the mont Council of Higher Educa­ were headed for institutions bited Walker & Co. from lodging temperatures plunged and The only answer would be an the only workers whose pay hikes are expected to percent, the survey said. House finally scuttled it. tion, Voorhees College in South located in states represented by and easily winning challenges to their food supplies ran low. icebreaking ship to free the be higher than this year. Hourly workers will receive the smallest “This is a disgusting piece of Carolina and the University of conferees. the germaneness of the add-ons. The California gray whales whales, Carroll said, but re­ WASHINGTON (AP) - A bank holding companies to un­ members of the Banking and Of all employees, executives will receive the raises, 4.9 percent, but this is the only category legislation,’’ Rep. Robert Mississippi. One of the conference leaders, “If Americans want to know continued to swim several newed efforts to contact an two-year effort by Congress to derwrite securities for the first Rules committees, refused to highest increase next year, according to the where raises are expected to be higher than this Walker, R-Pa., said 'Thursday as At least two of the add-ons Rep. Pat Williams, D-Mont„ why budget deficits are so high, hundred feet offshore Thurs­ icebreaker thought to be in the pass the most sweeping restruc­ time since passage of the settle the dispute. Congress is survey, conducted by the Hay Group. The year. Hourly employees received 4.8 percent he began the attack that ended in pointed in the direction of two snagged three of them worth $6.15 ail they have to do is look at this day near Point Barrow, using area failed. turing of the nation’s financial Depression-era Glass-Steagali planning to adjourn next week. international consulting firm polled 47 Connecti­ raises this ]fear, according to the Hay survey. the House voting 256-131 against senior members of the Labor and million. The head Senate confe­ bill,” said Walker, successfully two holes in the ice to breathe, Biologists believe the whales system in SO years has been killed Act. “It’s obvious we’re not going to cut and Westchester County, New York, “Average" salary increases have been kept even debating the bulging Human Resources Committee, ree, Ted Kennedy, D-Mass., got urging colleagues to kill the bill said Geoff Carroll, a wildlife were migrating from the by a jurisdictional dispute in the After three weeks of fruitless be able to move much further on employers earlier this week. near these relatively modest levels for the past package. which handled the bill: Robert the single biggest hunk, $10 by voting against the rule. biologist for the North Slope Beaufort Sea to their winter House. negotiations between the two the banking bill in this Congress, ’ ’ As in past years, employers in the Northeast three years,” Luce said. Rep. Thomas Coleman, R-Mo., Stafford, R-Vt., and Strom Thur­ million for the Massachusetts Borough. grounds off the Mexican coast The House Banking Commit­ committees, St Germain sought St Germain said. anticipate granting bigger raises than compan­ called the bill “the perfect model mond, R-S.C. Corporation for Education Rep. Jim Kolbe, R-Ariz., said Carroll, who made an obser­ when they were trapped. tee, chaired by Rep. Fernand J. to persuade House Speaker Jim However, Wright has agreed to ies in other regions. The Hay survey also asked about companies’ of how Congress is a pork farm. As often occurs in these situa­ Technology. that “we’re famous for having vation flight, estimated the Several vessels, including a St Germain, D-R.I., and the Wright, D-Texas, to permit the define more specifically which use of cost-control measures and plans for adding There are so many little piglets in tions, some insurance was added: Stafford,. a Senate conferee, gargantuan side show freaks holes were about 15 by 30 feet, Coast Guard icebreaker, were Energy and Commerce Commit­ full House to v6te on his version of sections of a banking bill would be "In terms of projected salary increases, the employee benefits. this bill it probably sets the the Mississippi money. Sen. John found a familiar face among the grow out of nothing, but this one giving the whales barely delayed by arctic ice this tee, chaired by Rep. John Dingell, the bill. sent to Dingell next year. New York, Boston, Stamford group is running About half the companies participating said Guinness World Book record Stennis and Rep. Jamie Whitten, House conferees. Rep. James tops them ail.” enough room as they rose to month and last. D-Mich., had passed competing But Wright, in a private meet­ “Since I do not anticipate any about a percent higher, which is to be expected they had eliminated jobs as part of a about how a bill grew in both D-Miss., chair the appropri­ Jeffords, R-Vt. In the final “If this were not so pitiful it breathe every four minutes or Greenpeace’s Anchorage of­ versions of iegislation permitting ing Thursday with Democratic major changes on my committee because of the nature of this area and the reorganization to cut costs. More than 20 percent conference.” ations committees that would package was a provision allowing would be funny,” said Rep. Bill so. Open water lay more than fice received several tele­ ... 1 think it’s safe to assume we tremendously low unemployment rate,” said said they had a hiring freeze at some time during The bill began life in the House have to free up the funds for the a Vermont-New England consor­ Frenzel, R-Minn. four miles away. phone calls asking if the can act very expeditiously at the Hubert Luce, general manager of Hay’s the year. earlier this year as a simple grants. tium to coax as much money as it Walker said the bill’s autho­ Biologists believed time was organization could help the beginning of the next Congress,” Stamford office. proposition: authorizing the De­ “That’s the way you get the needs out of the appropriations rized spending grew by some running out for the grays as whales, said chapter director St Germain said in a telephone About 15 percent of the employers said they partment of Education to provide money in the appropriations committees. 8,700 percent — ballooning into a nighttime temperatures Cindy Lowry. Protecting Markets keep cool interview. “It’s our hope that ... Executive pay is projected to increase 5.6 began either providing subsidies for child care or $750,000 to the Taft Institute, process,” said Walker. Time for more insurance: a clearly seen target — because dropped to 13 degrees below whales is one of the group’s we do not have a repetition of the percent next year, 0.5 percent less than this year. operating a day-care center during the last year. which uses public and private Because of the Senate amend­ grant for $500,000 for the Claude there was no need this year for a zero, threatening to shrink the best-known causes. impasse.” Pay raises for technical and professional Another 30 percent said they were considering money to run summer programs ments, the bill had to go to a joint and Mildred Pepper Scholarship continuing resolution, a type of whales’ breathing space. But Lowry said, “There’s as trade gap grows Rep. Doug Barnard, D-Ga., an positions are also expected to be smaller, 5.6 such a move, while just 4 percent said they have for high school civics studies conference committee, which up­ Program, with provision for it to massive catchall spending iegis­ “They eat a lot and they not much we can do. We don’t advocate of expanded banking percent next year compared with 5.8 percent this been offering child care benefits for more than a teachers. ped the ante by authorizing seek more money down the road lation that offers a perfect hiding have to keep moving,” Carroll have a boat.” Bv Peter Coy trade deficit had helped push the powers, said, “I feel that a year. year. Then the fattening process another $45.15 million in grants to through the appropriations place for add-ons. The Associated Press dollar higher through June, July different direction will be taken and August. The dollar peaked next year.” The nation’s trade deficit wi­ around Sept. 1, then drifted dened in August as it did in the slowly downward before falling same month one year earlier, but steeply this week toward its level in the Greater this time the report did not of early summer. trigger a sharp drop in the stock Some analysts said Thursday Manchester Area market like the one that preceded they believed the underlying OPPORTUNITIES last year’s Oct. 19 collapse. trend in the dollar still was for a 985 Main Street " v : The Commerce Department stable or higher currency. AH8 reported on Thursday a $12.2 “This is not a sufficiently bad RE AL ESTATE Manchester MIS billion merchandise trade deficit number to change the psychol­ featuring: for August, up sharply from a $9.5 ogy,” said Lawrence Krohn, Tl,ano Realty Co. 543 North Main St. billion deficit in July and higher senior economist for Shearson y / u G a 2 ^ \u Manchester 647-8000 OF/homes » than analyst predictions of about Lehman Hutton Inc. j = , 646-5200 GnluiKn REAL ESTATE $11.3 billion. Dollar traders and speculators "f H _nni fcl* 647-8895 CONDOS The Dow Jones average of 30 have plenty of room to interpret [ f f l M S l EPSTEIN REALTY industrial stocks rose 7.12 points the latest trade figures because MIS 1 Bedroom condo w/separate front entrance...... * 65,900. REAL ESTATE to 2,133.36. Bond prices, which fell economists have sharply conflict­ OPEN HOUSE 1 Bedroom condo w/garage and den...... *80,900-*82,900. Each office Independently owned and operated. 647-8000 985 Main Street, Manchester sharply immediately after the ing projections for how much the SUN. OCT 16 - 1-4 PM 1 Bedroom condo w/sliders to deck & pool...... * 85,900. news, finished the day only trade deficit will shrink in coming BOLTON *209,000 2 Bedroom townhouse w/fireplace — spacious...... *123,500. Townhouse slightly lower. years. Immaculate Raised Ranch, priced to sell!! w/Fireplace De Vries said the dollar’s Quality, Charm, Price 2 Bedroom townhouse w/carport, pool & tennis...... *123,900. The wider-than-expected Au­ 1800 sq. ft.. 3 RDR's, 2.5 baths, fireplaced 2 Bedroom townhouse w/garage & basement...... *132,900. Manchester *123,500 gust 1987 trade gap triggered a decline is needed because it will ■4i family room with custom built wet bar. Manchester *149,900 95-point drop in the Dow Jones make U.S. goods more competi­ Professionally landscaped yard. You will find all of theae In thia beau­ Meet Dick Hibler 3 Bedroom townhouse w/carport, basement, pool & tennis...... *149,900. New Listing! Impressive 2 bed­ industrial average just days tive in world markets and help DIR: Take Camp Uroiing Rd. to Carter St. right tifully decorated, apacloua family room townhouse, VA baths, shrink the trade deficit. on Carter. Right on Volpi, left on Birch Mt. Rd. oriented 3 bedroom, I'A bath Colo­ Dick Hibler is a welcome addi­ with very spacious floor plan! before the Oct. 19 stock market right on Tinker, l/cfl on Wealridge. nial. Elegant new deck and cheery HOMES & INVESTMENTS collapse. tion to Miller Real Estate as a Fireplace in the living room Astronauts praised Fiano Realty Gallery O f Homes 646*5200. braakfaat room overlooking private Real Estate Sales Associate. No 4 Bedroom immaculate cape...... *129,900. that opens to the dining room. On Thursday, the dollar fell treed yard. An excellent family newcomer to real estate, Dick’s Large bedrooms with plenty of following the trade report, contin WASHINGTON (AP) - The home. 3 Family - renovated 1986...... *147,900. professional educational back­ 2 Bedroom, 2 year new charming cape w/garage...... *151,900. closets. Sliding glass door to pri­ uing a string of declines this five astronauts who flew the ground is in finance and busines vate 10x24 deck. Ideal Southend week. space shuttle Discovery mission OPEN HOUSE administration. He also has been 4 Bedroom colonial w/fireplace...... *176,900. location. "The market's still not totally earlier this month have received SUNDAY OCT. 9 - 1-4 PM Country Living involved with residential real es­ 2 Family 4-4 w/2 garage...... *176,900. Cape w/Love sure about it ... (but) the first official heroes’ welcomes and BOLTON *274,900 tate and property management reaction is, we’ve got to sell the 7 Room colonial w/3 car garage...... *199,900. Manchester *129,900 congratulations on Capitol Hill. Handsome Garrison Colonial offers 4 Andover *159,900 for the last 15 years. 7 Room colonial w/in-law apartment...... *210,000. dollar," said Rimmer de Vries, Congress on Thursday also BR's, 2.5 baths, central air and fireplaced Qorgeoua (lower gardana, the ser­ Charming 6 room Cape with 3-4 chief economist of Morgan Gua­ thanked the Discovery crew for family room. Located on priyate cubde- enity of Andover Lake and a abort Dick has been a resident of Man­ 2 Family B2 zoned com m ercial...... *224,900. bedrooms. 2 bedrooms on the ranty Trust Co. the “great feeling you have given sac. Choose colors and flooring now! walk to the elementary achool en­ chester for the past 20 years, is a 1st floor could be used for a den .m- DIR: 1384 Eaat to Eiit 5. Right onto Rte. 85, hance thIa 3 bedroom Ranch with past member of Rotary and is By late in the day. the dollar all Americans.” left on School St. right onto Hebron Rd. left cozy firat floor family room. RENTALS or office. Other 2 bedrooms on In response, flight commander onto Valerie Dr, left on Kim Rd. presently serving on the Housing the 2nd floor. This home is con­ was down to less than 127.5 Committee for the elderly at 3 Room commercial office space, 400 sq. ft. *375/mo. Japanese yen and 1.82 West Frederick H. Hauck said the Fiano Realty Gallery Of Homes 646-5200. veniently located to schools, German marks, compared to successful four-day mission was Mini Farm Emanuel Lutheran Church. Call 5 Room, 2 bedroom townhouse w /heat...... *700/mo. churches, buses and shopping. more than 129 yen and 1.83 marks “tremendous testimony to a very 1850’s Farmhouse, formal dining room with bay windows, 4 bedrooms, Dick to show you these outstand­ 2 Bedroom, totally renovated condo...... *750/mo. Won’t last long! ______on Wednesday. large team throughout the wrap-around porch, also 5+ room rental apartment. Barn with loft, 7 ing properties: ______Hopes for big reductions in the country.” acres for your horses, plus corral and fenced pasture, separate utilities, ^Homework Is What We Do Best!' 2 car garage. Call for details. Offered at *325,000. >- OPEN HOUSES >■ < > ■< Saturday, October 15, 1988 1-4 PM ★ □a 12 Sunset Lane ^ Bolton DON’T REAL ESTATE SERVICES MSMVMII 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060, WARANOKE ROAD One of Manchsstar'a most prestigious addresses LET THE can now be yoursi Thia distinctive 7 room, 2'A bath BRAND NEW LISTING!!! 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Oct. 14, 1988 fUaiirliriitrr Hrrali'i Hospital Inflation Dramatic Israeli celebration Section 2, Page 13 MASADA, Israel (AP) - night air, light traced the broken The show included an emo­ Friday, Oct. 14, 1988 From page 1 From page 1 line of ruined fortifications along tional telephone call by violinist SPORTS Flames and smoke leaped from the broken walls of the ancient the top of the mountain, including Anna Roznovksy to her sister Lena Kaskuna, a refusenik in said these declines — which sent fort of Masada as the Israel pillars from King Herod’s palace. minor surgery — were recently Mahaffey & Perry architectural Philharmonic Orchestra per­ To recreate the final hours of Leningrad. Mehta said Ms. Kas­ announced in the October Dodge firm of Hartford for nearly a year energy prices down at their kuna has been unable to emigrate steepest clip since January — formed a work symbolizing the the two-year siege of Masada, Report, an industrial journal of now on plans for the new building. resurrection of the Jewish state. flame and smoke rose behind the to Israel because her teen-age son architectural and construction Beck said. The architects are reflected the current battle has been drafted into the Soviet among oil-producing nations over The show was staged Thursday ramparts as part of the sound- Jim Tiernev trades. helping the committee develop night at the foot of the 1,300-foot and-light show. military. The plans — which have not yet and determine the feasibility for production quotas. This year’s 40th anniversary The 0.4 plrcent September mountaintop where Jewish Zea­ Later, fireworks burst from the been presented to the hospital’s an ambulatory surgical facility. walls and a blue laser tatooed the celebrations were marred by the increase in prices for goods one lots committed mass suicide Herald Sports Writer board of directors — are still in Stanley, who said today that menorah candlabra on the mou- 10-month Palestinian uprising in step short of the retail level rather than surrender to the the “investigatory design stage,” she “didn’t even know what the talnside, where the earthern the occupied lands, which led to a represented a moderation from Romans. It capped yearlong Beck said. They have also not yet project was for until yesterday,” ramp the Romans used to breach 13 percent drop in tourism. the overall 0.6 percent August celebrations marking the 40th been filed with local zoning said it is difficult for her to assess anniversary of the rebirth of the the walls can still be seen. Israel had hoped the celebra­ officials or with the state's whether the project would be advance. tions, which began after the start The September gain translates Jewish state. The men first cut the throats of hospital commission, which gov­ financially feasible for the hospi­ “Their refusal to yield became their wives and children. Then 10 of the Jewish new year in erns such expansion projects. tal to undertake at this time. She to an annual rate of 4.5 percent. September 1987, would bring 1.6 For the first nine months of 1988, a symbol and legacy of courage men were chosen by lot to kill the Beck said hospital officials plan said, however, that requests to for the state of Israel in its other men. More lots were drawn, million tourists. Earnings were McLaughlin to file a “certificate of need” with build these types of facilities are wholesale prices rose at an and one man killed his nine projected at $350 million more annual rate of 4.3 percent, nearly revival,” President Chaim Her­ the commission this winter. The becoming more common zog said in a speech before the companions and then threw him­ than in 1987, when 1.5 million double last year’s 2.2 percent hospital must prove that the throughout the state because the self on the sword. tourists brought in $1.5 billion. gain. concert. community needs and can sup­ majority of hospitals are expe­ About 4,300 guests, many of Actor Gregory Peck, 72, and Instead, officials said, only doing fine Many private economists be­ port the new facility before the riencing an increase in outpatient whom dressed in tuxedos or French entertainer Yves Mon­ about 1.3 million tourists are state will approve the plans. service demand. lieve that Americans will benefit expected by year’s end. from the world oil glut and say formal gowns, traveled by bus tand hosted the program, which SAY CHEESE — In addition to the certificate. The facility would be built on a into the Negev desert 100 miles included a reading of Roman that, for all of 1988, inflation will Manchester Memorial Hospital portion of a parking lot adjacent south of Jerusalem. Tickets historian Josephus Flavius’ ac­ coaching job Olympic gold me­ must win the commission’s ap­ to the hospital’s existing opera­ average around 3.4 percent. Production dalist Bill Masse Indeed, energy wholesalers ranged from $150 to $950. count of the fall of Masada in 73 proval to undertake such a large tion rooms and would augment Security was tight, with cars A.D. to Roman legionnaires. poses with Angela capital-improvement project, the hospital’s existing outpatient saw that benefit last month. Food Approaching the halfway point of the scholastic middlemen, however, found banned from the site and shuttle Yosef Yadi, brother of the late unchanged football season, those from the outside looking in Rizza, 7, and her Stanley said. surgery service, which hospital archaeologist Yigal Yadin, who higher prices for a variety of buses taking people to the staging would think that the Manchester Indians are brother Steven, 4, A hospital committee of sur­ officials consider unsatisfactory excavated Masada, read the final goods, not all the result of the area. WASHINGTON (AP) - Pro­ struggling with a 1-3 record, including three as their father, geons, hnancial planners and because its units are scattered Israeli generals and politi­ speech of Eleazar Ben Yair, other administrators have been throughout the hospital. Beck drought. duction at the nation’s factories, consecutive losses, as they enter Saturday’s game Frank Rizza, snaps In addition to the 4.2 percent cians, including political rivals commander of the 1,000 warriors mines and utilities was un­ working with the Frid, Ferguson, said. Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir and their families who stood off with Windham at Memorial Field. a picture during a gain in beef prices, fruit costs changed in September, the weak­ and Foreign Minister Shimon 15,000 Romans for nearly two Those from the inside looking out would know photo/autograph jumped 10.0 percent and vegeta­ est performance in seven months, that Manchester, under first-year coach Jim ble prices jumped 16.5 percent. Peres, mixed with 2,800 foreign years. the government said today. session Thursday visitors. Facing certain defeat, Eleazar McLaughlin, has competed on a level many Prices also rose for coffee and The Federal Reserve Board thought unattainable this year due to a dreadful night at the Man­ Water dairy products, both up 1.5 “The whole mystique of Mas­ called on the survivors to commit ada is beautiful,” said Janet mass suicide and destroy the said its industrial production turnout for the squad. chester Senior Citi­ percent. index last month remained at McLaughlin began his coaching duties at zens’ Center. The From page 1 Prices feli, however, for eggs, Heckler, an elementary school fortress. teacher from New York City. “It will testify when we are 138.3 percent of a 1977 base, the Manchester High, the third largest high school in Rizza family of 130 down 8.5 percent; pork, down 4.2 same as in August. The weakness Connecticut, with a total of 26 players. Currently, percent, and rice, down 3.6 Zubin Mehta conducted the dead that we did not perish Elizabeth Drive was Until a receiver is appointed, But the Office of Consumer 120-member orchestra and a through want but because, in was almost entirely attributable the roster is up to 33 with only seven sophomores, Counsel and Hirsch could not percent. to a large drop at utilities, which among a large the company currently responsi­ Another factor pushing prices choir of 170 in peforming Gustav keeping with our intitial resolu­ whereas a normal-sized high school team carries ble for maintenance, Aquapump reach an agreement on keeping Mahler’s Second Symphony, tion, we chose death to slavery,” returned to more normal operat­ anywhere from 50-60 players. crowd that came active the company's application higher in September was a 1.8 ing level after surging to meet the Co., will continue to maintain the percent increase in new automo- known as the “Resurrection.” Eleazar is said to have told his Amid the obvious lack of numbers along with the out to honor Masse. system and respond to customer to the DPUC for a 142 percent rate As the music filled the chill followers. summer heat wave. hike, which Hirsch recently biie prices. unnecessary pressure of being viewed as an Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald complaints, Rickard said. “outsider,” McLaughlin has certainly shown his In the meantime, Hirsch and requested. Hirsch and a counsel represen­ coaching abilities. He coached the last five years in the DPUC will both search for a Woodstock, Vt.. buyer for the system. Hirsch tative, attorney Valerie Bryan, finally agreed that the DPUC hold The three games Manchester has lost, by a total agreed not to appeal the transfer of 11 points, have all come down to the waning of the system to a buyer except on the application in abeyance until Masse signs contract with Yanks the grounds of sale price, she the ownership matter is settied, moments in the fourth quarter. It’s possible said. Rickard said. Manchester could be 4-0 at this point. Nonetheless. Any fines resulting from the Hirsch’s application said the W E PROUDLY the Indians have truly competed in all of their company’s non-compliance with rate hike was needed to cover games with IS players occupying 22 positions, Olympic gold medalist gets warm hometown welcome DPUC orders would not be operating losses last year and along with five two-way players. McLaughlin projected losses this year, Rick­ realizes that this is a pivotal year for the program. transferred to the new owners Bv Len Auster Masse will report to the Yankees’ because violations would be ard said. ANNOUNCE “I firmly believe that this is a foundation year,” Manchester Herald spring training facility in Fort Laud­ against Hirsch, not General Wa­ Northfield residents protested McLaughlin said. “The kids not heife are going to the proposed hike at a hearing erdale, Fla., either in mid or late ter Services, Rickard said. judge us by this year. I’m really pleased with the A steady stream, young and old. February. He thinks he’ll be assigned Hirsch could be fined up to Tuesday before the DPUC in the kids that are here. They have done real well with Town Office Building. The hear­ numbering between 350 and 400 added to the Double A club in Albany. “They $5,000 a day for each day he failed THE BIRTH OF the problems of transition (to a new coach and their congratulations to Bill Masse as haven’t said yet but most likely to comply with DPUC orders. The ing was continued to early system). People can see this is a competitive November because not all resi­ the Olympic gold-medal-winning Albany. It depends on well I do in Thursday hearing was continued football team.” Manchester native made an appear­ spring training. It could be from A to to Oct. 25, Rickard said. dents had a chance to speak, a Granted, the losses are upsetting to the team and DPUC spokesman said. ance Thursday night at the Manches­ Triple A,” Until a receiver is appointed, TELEVISION’S NEXT coaching staff. However, Manchester has played ter Senior Citizens’ Center. There were several familiar faces Hirsch also agreed to deposit The hearing was also continued because the company violated admirably in all four of its games with limited Friends, neighbors, those who for Masse Thursday night, including payments from customers in a numbers and has given a solid effort. played with and against him when he long-time umpire Tom Stringfellow. checking account to write checks state statutes by failing to notify customers within seven days “We’re real close to being a pretty good football was at East Catholic High School from The 65-year-old Stringfellow, now only for emergencies and only GENERATION. team.” McLaughlin said. “But we don’t know how which he graduated in 1984, and a good retired, remembers Masse from his before the public hearing, the after approval by the consumer contingent of young ladies from filing days of umpiring games involving counsel and attorney general. spokesman said. to win yet. We’re a senior team with few underclassmen. We haven’t been able to bring Junior High where he was featured at East Catholic. “I remember he was a along the underclassmen because we don’t have an assembly last week, were among good hitter,” Stringfellow. a good them. We’re frustrated as a staff because there are those who lined up for autographs and friend of the Masse family who was at party thrown prior to his departure a lot of quality kids not out for the team who could to have their pictures taken with the Jessica gold medalist. for Seoul, said. help the cause.” The 22-year-old Masse, who made From page 1 “There’s some kids genuinely upset (with the There was talk of a parade honoring news by being the first Manchester Masse, butthatwasdiscouiited. “This lough losses) and others taking solace in keeping native to win a gold medal at Olympic close.” is the way I prefer it,” Masse, donned competition as a member of the in a Team USA jacket with the gold during the ordeal. But after at feed journalists and others. What McLaughlin has done with this team is baseball team, had some additional nothing short of miraculous. Many people will base medal draped around his neck. said. least six operations and treat­ A group called the Midland news upon h is a rri val at the center. He "Manchester is my home town and ments in a pressurized oxygen Spirit Committee organized a their opinion on the team’s final record, which, had just returned from Yankee especially this year, has no bearing at all. With the I’m grateful to it. This is the best way tank — with no leeches — Jessica celebratory parade a few weeks Stadium where he signed his first to meet people rather than waving to after Jessica’s rescue and com­ small numbers and the several two-way players, professional contract with the Ameri­ went home less only I'/i toes and them.” with a small scar on her forehead. missioned a bronze plaque that McLaughlin’s biggest concern was injuries. Only can League’s New York Yankees. Snclson and Younger said Jes­ Jessica is scheduled to unveil Carl Mahlstedt, who suffered a broken leg in a Masse was a seventh round draft He was presented a proclamation sica doesn’t appear to remember Saturday at a downtown plaza to scrimmage game with Simsbury and is out for the pick (fourth overall) of the Yankees from the town of Manchester which the ordeal, and does not suffer thank her rescuers. season, falls on the injury list. last June in the amateur draft after a Mayor Peter DiRosa read in behalf of from nightmares, fear of the dark Jessica’s parents, Chip and “We’ve lost one player. Besides that we’ve been stellar senior season at Wake Forest the board of directors and town or other phobias. Cissy McClure, both 19, are pretty lucky,” McLaughlin said. Junior defensive Universitv. residents. Jessica was playing with other recognized just about every­ end Ed Kravitz has been a “big surprise,” “My blood bleeds pinstripes now,” Masse will be kept busy the next children in her aunt's back yard where they go, Snelson said. according to McLaughlin. Masse, whose former allegiance was couple of weeks. He has appearances when somehow she feli down the “People are nice to them, but “Offensively we’ve adapted. Defensively, we’re with the Boston Red Sox, said. Masse scheduled every day next week at well, whose shaft had been their privacy was taken away,” declined details of the contract but elementary schools in town. More are still making a ton of fundamental errors.” added. “I signed for a good amount.” covered by a large rock, and he said. Those who feel the need to point a finger for the in the planning. The Yankees asked him to play became wedged 22 feet The McClures have declined Indian losses, cannot possibly point to McLaughlin. “It was what they said before I left underground. most interview requests. for the Olympics,” he added. winter ball but he declined. “I’d The aftermath of Jessica’s He has persevered and has made Manchester a Yankee General Manager Bob rather not. I ’m very tired,” Masse, Volunteers drilled a shaft pa­ competitive football team. If that’s not enough for Pitrick Flynn/MtnchMtsr Herald rallel to the well, their progress ordeal was not without controv­ Quinn and Scouting Director Brian who said he lost 10 pounds during the some, considering the barriers McLaughlin and his made agonizingly slow because ersy. Some Midlanders com­ Sabien, along with Masse’s agent, grind leading up to and including the team has had to hurdle since Day One, that’s too LONG LINE — There was a long line from start to finish during the hard rock dulled even plained that the McClures have For a preview of televisiorife future, come in Alan Nero, were at the signing which Olympics, said. “Plus I have this Thursday night’s autograph/photo session featuring Olympic diamond-tipped drill bits. After not divulged the size of the trust bad. took place in team owner George routine which I’ve had for four years two days of driliing, they made a fund for Jessica set up to collect Those from the inside looking out know that Steinbrenner’s office, “You should andiwant to keep it. I hope tobeat 195 gold medalist Bill Masse. The East Catholic High graduate was horizontal shaft just under Jes­ thousands of unsolicited contribu­ for a demonstration of Dimensia! McLaughlin and his staff have done a fine job. see (the office),” Masse said. (pounds) by spring training.” also honored in a proclamation from the town of Manchester. sica and plucked her out. tions. And Mayor Carroll Thomas During the effort, paramedics had to mediate a dispute involv­ Enjoy tomorrow's television, right now. compact 20-inch to our 46-inch projection biew warm air into the shaft to ing a television movie. mini-theatre, has a sleep timer, alarm timer, keep the girl comfortable, and a A group of city officials and a The high-performance Dimensia series of Roving hands draw complaints television crew lowered a micro­ group of volunteers tussled over TV monitors has arrived. autoprogramming, anci parental control. Role as the underdog phone. At times she cried for her the movie rights, which the McClures said they weren’t inter­ We also offer a one-year limited Chavez, who was carried to a mother, and once she was heard With microcomputer- Bv Larrv Rosenthal “I guess that it’s possible to be transferred softly singing “ Winnie-the- ested in. driven system intelli­ warranty including parts and labor fur­ no problem for L.A. The Associated Press spot near the Navy bleachers Pooh.” Thomas, who got both groups to up to the stands without any sexual contact, before a naval officer intervened work with producer John Cantor, and she was let go, said the squad Jessica’s plight distracted the gence, MTS Stereo sound nished in your hhme. Bv Hal Bock went back to the bullpen to NEW HAVEN — A Naval but that wasn’t the way it happened there." oil-dependent city from its eco­ said he believed the movie was Come in and choose your favorite The Associated Press warm up, you know, just in Academy tradition of passing was particularly upset that secur­ nomic problems as hundreds of delayed by the Hollywood with (dbx* noise reduction, case he was needed. cheerleaders from opposing ity did not Intervene. volunteers rushed to lend equip­ scriptwriters’ strike and is being Dimensia receiver. You have nothing to And now for Oakland vs. Los Is this guy kidding? teams up through the stands at — Yale cheerleader Kim Reeder The cheerleaders would like to interactive on-screen prompts, a multiple- receive an apology from the ment, drill the rescue shaft and written now. lose, except an Angeles, baseball’s Sunshine That kind of treatment, football games is being attacked jack input panel and a 56-function remote Series, a potential mismatch especially in the cold and rain by Yale cheerleaders, who say midshipmen, and a guarantee stands and that her skirt rolled midshipmen will hold the position they would not be exposed to that controls cable and off-air broadcasts, in the making. of New York, should have the practice subjects women to roving hands. back during the incident. of protecting the welfare of the similar stunts in the future. The A’s of little ol’ Oakland rendered Hershiser com­ same citizens that they once picture, sound, and up to 16 components. DIMENSIA are rested and talented, and pletely useless in Game 7 Academy officials said Thurs­ “I guess that it’s possible to be “People have to take this Debate transferred up to the stands endangered and humiliated.” seriously,” Chavez said. “It’s not Every Dimensia receiver, from our television. R C /I probably baseball’s best team. against the Mets. Pitching on day the custom is harmless fun and that any physical contact is of without any sexual contact, but Chavez said in her letter to a game any more.” From page 1 \lb > J ri*gtHU'rt'd lr<>di-m4irk of Jhx. Ini' The emotionally wrung out three days rest is tough enough, especially the second an innocent nature, but a Yale that wasn’t the way it happened academy officials. * The midshipmen did not try to D ^gers of La La Land may Her complaint was accompan­ not even be the best team in the time around. But when you dean labeled it a form of sexual there,” Reeder said. spirit away any of the five men on ied by a letter from Yale College the 13-member squad, f^havez ble Dukakis attack on Sen. Dan said at one point. ”... Let’s stop National League. spend the time in between assault. The episode left the cheerlead­ The Yale cheerleading squad, Dean Sidney Altman deploring said. I Quayle, the Republican vice labeling each other.” Make it LA in seven, then. starts fooling around in the ers so distraught. Chavez said, the midshipmen’s conduct. presidential nominee. At another: That is because favorites bullpen, well, you can expect with the support of the dean of that they could not perform well Yale and Navy are not sche­ BEST SELECTION,....LOWEST PRICES!!! Jim Kiser, an academy spokes­ duled to play each other at least He accused Bush of changing “Mr. Bush has used the label don’t always win — just ask the your arm to make some nasty student affairs, sent a complaint during the first half of the game, Thursday to the academy that man, said he was sure the for the next two years. This his tune on such issues as the ‘liberal’ at least 10 times.” New York Mets — and because noises. which Navy won 41-7. midshipmen meant no harm. environment and Social Security. And again: Orel Hershiser, an otherwise So, in this circumstance, cited the conduct of midshipmen month’s encounter was the first (4 CAAINSTANT “There is always horesplay time since 1901 that the game was " I don’t know which George Bush “If I had a dollar, George, for perfectly pleasant young man, Hershiser merely pitched a at a game Oct. 1 in Annapolis, Md. “I don’t care If the Navy going around,” he said. “These played at Annapolis. Navy’s I’m listening to,” he said, but it every time you used that label. I’d CREDIT has lost all rational communi­ five-hit shutout to clinch the Near the start of the game, considers it a common practice,” 13UU ir OUAUFICO. guys are fun-loving young men.” other home games against Yale was hardly the kind of punch he qualify for one of those tax breaks cation with his right arm. pennant. And when he was midshipmen carried away at said Betty Trachtenberg, Yale’s least three female Yale cheer­ dean of student affairs. “I don’t Kiser noted that former Navy were played in Baltimore. the last needed. for the rich that you want to give Hershiser’s arm has to be done, he said he thought he’d and Dallas Cowboy quarterback Bush spent a good share of his away.” tired only it doesn’t seem to be be ready to pitch Saturday in leaders, but managed to get only find it justifiable at all.” one in 1952. one into the stands, according to Trachtenberg called academy Roger Staubach was accorded When Army played here last time depicting Dukakis as a It certainly would add up, telling him. That may be the first game of the Sunshine the same treatment at this year’s because Bush will be using it \ because the two stopped talk­ Series. Anna Chavez, captain of Yale’s officials Wednesday to a lert them Saturday, the cadets asked if they liberal — too liberal to support the homecoming. could pass some of the Yale death penalty, to assure a strong again and again, all the way to the ing when, the day after Her­ On two days rest. cheerleading squad. to the pending complaint and to SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER Sophomore Kim Reeder told tell them, she said, that she “Obviously, when you are cheerleaders up through the national defense, to be trusted polls on Nov. 8. 44S HARTFORD RD. • KEENY ST. EXIT OFF 6 4 7 -9 9 9 7 EZ TERMS shiser started on three days If Hershiser and his arm passed up you are going to be MANCHESTER. CT. weren’t talking before, they the Yale Daily News that she viewed the custom as a form of stands, Chavez said. “My girls with Supreme Court • CASH rest in the playoffs, he came touched, and that could be couldn’t believe it.” she said, In 1963. the nuclear-powered OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS T IL 9 . TUES-WEO SAT TIL 5 FRIDAY TIL • • M A tn n CARO out of the bullpen to save a suffered bruises and scratches on sexual assault. appointments. • VISA misconstrued,” Kiser said. “lam adding the answer was a firm, M«"C*^***' game. The day after that, he See ROLE, page 14 her upper and lower body when “It is ironic and somewhat Dukakis repeatedly com­ submarine USS Thresher failed • MONTHLY RMT. sorry this happened.” “No.” plained about it. “I don’t think to surface off Cape Cod, Mass. ■ DI9COVIR CARD she was passed feet-first into the unfortunate that many of your these labels mean a thing,” he The disaster claimed 129 lives. 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Oct. 14, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Oct. 14, 1988 — 15 MHS, EC search Key tllti SPORTS Former coach not proud for gridiron wins featurei IN BRIEF of Hernandez, Jefferies Applications are available By Dave Carpenter Then Orel Hershiser hit a bunting.” out We^t The Associated Press grounder that Jefferies muffed at As for Hernandez, who was a Bv Jim Tierney brio will start at fullback and the Applications for the 52nd Manchester Road third. .500 hitter and a “ great, great Manchester Herald halfbacks will be seniors Scott Bv The Associated Press Race are now available at several sites LOS ANGELES — The 74-year- Santora also was “ thrown fora fielder” on Santora’s Joe DiMag- Beaulieu and Tom Sheehan, the including the Manchester Herald office during old former coach of New York loop” by Jefferies’ failure to gio league team, seven strikeouts The East Catholic High football latter running for a 36-yard While Miami and Notre Danne business hours, Monday through Friday, from 9 Mets Infielders Keith Hernandez execute a bunt earlier in the in 26 playoff at-bats irked his old team will be searching for its touchdown against Xavier. cleanup some of the picture on the a.m. to 5 p.m. Applications are also available at and Gregg Jefferies plans to tell series as well as a baserunning coach. So did the fact he was initial victory of the season while “ There were some individuals national level, the West Coast the main branch of the Savings Bank of his old youth league proteges a gaffe. chasing Hershiser’s low pitches. Manchester High will be attempt­ just not playing their positions as also will be the focus of some Manchester, ComFed and Nassiff Arms. Entry thing or two the next time he sees “ He never did those things in “ I ’ll tell him he’s got to be more ing to end its three-game losing they were coached to,” Facchini important action in college foot­ fee is $6 prior to Nov. 13 and $12 after that date. them. his youth,” said the coach, who patient,” Santora said. “ He never streak in action this weekend. said, trying to explain the Xavier had Jefferies on his American used to go after that pitch. Maybe ball Saturday. A walkers’ division is being included for the first His words won’t be soothing. East, 0-4, wilt host Hillhouse defeat. “ It’s individual break­ Legion and Police A th ietic he’s losing something. But he’s Second-ranked UCLA and time this year. “ My boys didn’t do so good.” High of New Haven in a non- downs that hurt the overall third-ranked Southern Cal — two Tony Santora said in a telephone League teams. got.a coupie years left on his conference affair at I; 30 p.m. at picture. The kids don’t like losing. unbeatens headed toward a show­ interview Thursday night from “ He should be playing second fielding.” Carlin Field. East is coming off base. He plays tentative at third Santora has more than a No one has crawled into a shell. A down for the Pac-10 title and a Illing Invitational Saturday AP photo his home in Millbrae, 10 miles its toughest loss of the campaign, win would be good for all Rose Bowl berth — put their 5-0 south of San Francisco. “ I was ... But boy can he hit.” passing acquaintance with great­ a 53-15 setback to Xavier High of concerned.” records on the line against league The 17th annual Illing Junior High Cross COMING THROUGH — Cleveland’s very, very disappointed.” Jefferies hit .495 with 95 runs ness. He was the second baseman Middietown Monday afternoon. Hillhouse comes in with an 0-3-1 opponents. Country Invitational will be held Saturday at the Darnell Valentine drives past Boston’s Santora watched in horror on batted in and 90 stolen bases in 76 on the San Francisco Telegraph The East-Xavier game was record. games while playing shortstop Hill Boys Oub when DiMaggio The Bruins travel to Berkeley school. Registration is at 8 a.m. with the first Dennis Johnson during their exhibition television the night before as both moved from Saturday to Monday Manchester Coach Jim to meet California and the Tro­ race at 9:30 a.m. The ninth grade girls’ race will Hernandez and Jefferies made for Santora’s San Mateo Ameri­ was the shortstop. due to wet field conditions. McLaughlin and his Indian are jans host No. 16 Washington in answer the gun first followed by races in 25 game Thursday night at the Providence key blunders in the Los Angeles can Legion team. “ We never made many double Manchester. 0-2 in the CCC looking to end their three-game two big Pac-10 games. minute intervals. About 800 runners are Civic Center. The Celtics suffered their Dodgers’ five-run second inning “ When Greg comes by next plays because he was an erratic East and 1-3 overall, suffered its losing streak against Windham. Both Los Angeles schools boast expected to enter. worst exhibition loss in the Larry Bird that clinched the deciding game week. I’ll tell him, 'You better fielder,” Santora said with a third consecutive heart-breaking “ Tough kids. They (Windham) 5-0 records, with Southern Cal era. 121-80. of the National League playoffs. work on your fundamentals,” ’ chuckle about his old pal who defeat last weekend an 18-13 may not have' as many skilled leading in the Conference stand­ Hernandez failed to make a Santora said. “ I ’ll go to the park changed positions and made the decision to Fermi High of Enfield. players as in past years, but they ings at 3-0 by virtue of having Whalers send down two play on Alfredo Griffin’s bunt that and hit him a few ground balls. Hall of Fame as a slugging The Indians will host Windham will come to play no matter played one more league opponent loaded the bases with no outs. And I ’ll have him work on his outfielder. HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers have High (0-2, 0-4) Saturday at 1:30 what.” Windham was on the short than UCLA. sent Adam Burt, for two weeks of p.m. at Memorial Field. end of a 50-14 decision to South Washington, 4-1, is the third reconditioning, and A1 ’Tuer to the Binghamton Sullivan leads Texas g< t “They (Hillhouse) have got Windsor last Saturday. The Top-20 team the Trojans will face decent team speed,” Eagle Coach Whippets have lost 10 straight Whalers in the American Hockey League. Grant SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AP) - Mike Sullivan Celtics toying with the notion in their first six games. They beat Leo Facchini said. “ With our dating back to iast year. then-No. 3 Oklahoma 23-7 three Jennings and Scott Young are expected to be in shot a 7-under-par 63 that included two chip-ins record at 0-4at this point, we can’t “ We are playing good football weeks ago and No. 18 Oregon 42-14 the lineup when the Whalers host the Chicago and took a one-stroke lead after the first round of look past anybody” but we don’t know how to win. We last Saturday. Blackhawks Saturday night at the Civic Center. the $600,000 Texas Open golf tournament. Senior Marc Mangiafico, who need a win to get back up on the of McHale as the sixth man UCLA is off to its best start Sullivan, 33. made seven birdies and an eagle missed the Wilbur Cross game horse,” McLaughlin said. since 1980 and has held control of in near-ideal conditions at the Oak Hills Country reality.” and most of the Xavier game due Indian senior fullback C3iip '■ '.V Zachery leads Yale By Howard Ulman he said at the team’s Hellenic the No. 2 spot in the national Club course. Possible starting candidates to a foot injury, will start at Driggs, the Indian workhorse in The Associated Press College training camp. .if rankings since it beat Nebraska NEW HAVEN - Former East Catholic High Corey Pavin. who scored a hole-in-one, and include second-year pros Brad quarterback. the backfield. accumulated 181 “ If I ’m a sixth man. I ’m a sixth 41-28 on Sept. 10. Bobby Wadkins, who missed four birdie putts of Lohaus. Reggie Lewis and Mark “ The two weeks off helped yards on 21 carries, and scored Pitrick Flynn/ManchMtar Herald All-State perform er Buddy Zachery leads the BROOKLINE, Mass, — Kevin man. If I ’m a starter. I ’m a On a national level, the wee­ about eight feet, were tied for second at 64. Acres. Lohaus and Lewis were him.” Facchini said. Senior Tim two touchdowns against Fermi. Yale University football team in rushing and McHale spent the first five starter. If I don’t play, I don’t kend’s biggest game will be erratic but occa.sionally effective Carroll, originally a running He shares the team lead in EYE LEVEL — The soccer ball Is at eye possession during their game Thursday all-purpose yarts through four games. The seasons of his outstanding NBA play. I come here to do the best I played in South Bend, where in limited playing time last back, will now play exclusively on touchdowns with Brian Pelletier level as Coventry High’s Nektaria Gitsis, afternoon. The Patriots won, 3-0. senior tailback leads the Elis with 211 yards career making significant contri­ can for the Boston Celtics,” top-ranked Miami plays No. 4 Faldo sets the pace season. Acres was a backup defense. Sophomore Adam Ali- with three apiece. left, and Bolton’s Sara Lewis battle for rushing, averaging 7.3 yards a carry, and in butions off Boston’s bench. He The decision is out of his hands, Notre Dame. but the ball may not be. He may center. Elsewhere, it’s East Carolina all-purpose yards with 384. ST. AN D REW ’S. Scotland (A P) — English may be headed back that way. Hoping to get young players not start, but he may play just as The Celtics' string of four at No. 5 Florida: No. 10Oklahoma Yale. 0-3-1. hosts Columbia Saturday at the captain Nick Faldo shot a 7-under-par 65 to open more experience at important much as he did in his last three consecutive appearances in the State at No. 7 Nebraska: No. 8 Yale Bowl. his country’s defense of the $1 million Dunhill times in a game and to get more of seasons as a starter. NBA Finals ended last season VanKruiningens lead Pats South Carolina at Georgia Tech: Cup team golf tournament in style. when they lost to Detroit in the a lift from substitutes, new While some of Boston’s Eastern Mets preparing Kansas State at No. 9 Oklahoma: Faldo’s error-free round against Frenchman conference finals. Rodgers, who UConn hoop tlx available Celtics coach Jimmy Rodgers is Conference rivals, such as De­ Duke at No. 11 Clemson: New Emmanuel Dussart was the best of the day and considering using McHale as his troit and Atlanta, have developed took over when K.C. Jones retired Mexico at No. 14 Wyoming: No. 15 S’TORRS — Season ticket applications for the helped the defending champion to a 3-0 victory sixth man this season. young players the past few after last season, knows it’s time Michigan at Iowa: No. 17 Arkan­ over France in the first round of the medal to soccer win over Bolton 1988-89 University of Connecticut men’s McHale has been in four NBA seasons, the Celtics have relied for a change. to retain Johnson sas at Texas: Minnesota at No. 18 matchplay tournament. basketball home games at the Hartford Civic all-star games and on the primarily on veterans. Their "This team has been together Indiana: Kentucky at No. 19LSU Center and Storrs Field House are now available Top-seeded United States, led by U.S. Open for a long time,” he said. “ W e’re By Jim Donaghy league’s all-defensive team the youngsters are long on potential have sought any job in the front and No. 20 Florida at Vanderbilt. at the UConn Athletic Ticket Office and at the champion Curtis Strange, swept past the but short on performance. not going to settle for being what The Associated Press last three seasons He is one of office.” H .S . Roundup Civic O nter box office. Philippines 3-0. Second-seeded Spain, led by "W e’ll probably experiment we’ve been. And what w e’ve been At the end of the 1987 season. basketball’s top forwards. UConn has 12 home games ai the Civic Center British Open champion Seve Ballesteros, with” bringing McHale off the has been tremendous.” LOS ANGELES - Davey Cashen said Johnson would not Yet, although he remains as and five in the Field House. third-seeded Australia, led by Greg Norman, bench, Rodgers said, “ It’s not a Johnson will apparently get be back as manager following COVENTRY — The VanKrui- unstoppable as ever offensively, ningen sisters. Alyssa and Jo­ Role Anyone interested in receiving a season ticket and Scotland, led by U.S. Masters winner Sandy he claims to be unperturbed. certainty. Using McHale as a sixth man another chance to manage the 1988. But at the start of spring “ I ’m sure by the time we're “ would allow us to use a younger hanna. took care of the scoring to application should call the Connecticut ticket Lyle, also advanced with 3-0 triumphs. “The Celtics don’t call me up New York Mets to a World training. Cashen said Johnson From page 13 finished with tins training camp player in that position and get lead Coventry High to a 3-0 office at 486-2724. when they trade people. They Series. might be back. Now. it appears and exhibition season we’ll have a him some important minutes victory over Bolton High Thurs­ Tickets are $11 for games in Hartford and $7 in don’t call me up when they sign Johnson, whose future has he most certainly will. Evert In quarterfinals much better handle on whether early on in the game,” Rodgers been uncertain since the end the day afternoon in Charter Oak Storrs. Single game requests will be accepted new contracts. They just tell me Cashen was unhappy that certainly aren’t now. The that’s just a thought or that’s a said. 1987 season, will be offered a Conference girls’ soccer action. Nov. 7, after season ticket requests have been FILDERSTADT, West Germany (AP) - to come here and come to work.” Johnson brought up his contract arm finished the regular season new two-year contract and is The win was the Patriots’ processed. Chris Evert beat Catarina Lindqvist of Sweden status in the press a year ago with 59 consecutive scoreless expected to accept a source fourth in a row and moves them to when the Mets were fighting the innings, breaking Don Drysdale’s 6-1. 7-6 to advance to the quarterfinals of the close to the team told the 5-1 in the conference and 6-3 St. Louis Cardinals for the NL record. Then it worked 24 2-3 $250,000 Virginia Slims tennis tournament. Associated Press on Thursday. overall. Coventry resumes action innings in the playoffs, producing Midnight madness tonight Evert, the No. 2 seed and the fourth-ranked East lead. Saturday at 3 p.m. with a home Johnson has won 90 or more more windups and deliveries than STORRS — The University of Connecticut player in the world, needed 1 hour, 25 minutes to “ We’ll talk by the end of the match against Old Lym e High. games in each of his first five any pitcher in any postseason men’s basketball team. 1988 N IT champions, join Martina Navratilova, the world’s Bolton drops to 2-3-1,5-4-1 with the seasons with New York, the only week, but we won’t say anything since 1918, when Hippo Vaughn second-ranked player, in the quarterfinals. loss. will launch their ’88-89 season tonight with a manager in the history of the-. until after the World Series is cranked it up for 27 innings in a Advancers also included Elna Reinach of It was a scoreless first half until “ Midnight Madness” practice at the Field National League to accomplish over.” Cashen said. “ I don’t six-game World Series. South Africa. Raffaella Reggi of Italy and 68 seconds remained before inter­ House that is open to the general public. the feat. know what will happen. We had That, though, was a different mission when Alyssa VanKrui- Practice will begin 12:01 a m. Saturday to Nathalie Tauziat of France. Los Angeles beat the Mets 6-0 agreed not to talk about it until time, a time when pitchers ningen struck for the first of her comply with NCAA regulations. Wednesday night in Game 7 after the season: we thought it pitched, with little concern for the two goals. “ We were playing well behind Orel Hershiser’s five- would be counterproductive.” care and nurturing of their arms. Mayotte leads the way until they scored,” Eiolton Coach hitter to win the National On the final day of the season, Modern baseball has pitching Mike Landolphi said. “ The ball Fly fishermen dinner set League pennant. as the Mets beat St. Louis. coaches and strength coaches SYD NEY. Australia (A P) — Americans Tim Car Wash bounced out of (goalie Danielle) “ I don’t want to leave with this Johnson watched much of the and aerobic coaches and isomet­ EAST HARTFORD — The American Mu.seum Mayotte and Richard Matuszewski led four Curylo’s hands and (Coventry) 344 Broad St. bad taste in my mouth.” John­ game with owner Nelson Dou­ ric coaches, all in place toprotect of Fly Fishing annual Hartford Dinner/Auction players into the quarterfinals of the $510,000 scored.” son said. bleday in a private box. Both the delicate infrastructure of the will be held at the Wampanoaag Country Club in Australian Indoor tennis championships. Manchester Johanna VanKruiningen made As soon as Howard Johnson Doubleday and Mets president team in general and the pitchers West Hartford on Thursday. Nov. 3. with a Mayotte, the top seed, beat compatriot Todd it 2-0 at 5:25 of the second half struck out to end the Mets’ Fred Wilpon wanted Johnson to in particular. cocktail hour at 5:30. dinner at 6:45 and an Nelson 7-5,6-2. and Matuszewski ousted Marty stay and the managerexpressed with her sister adding the final W e’ll Make You Look season, speculation started on Usually, the recommended ro­ auction to follow. Davis, also of the United States, 6-4,6-4. the same desire. marker 10 minutes later. Alyssa the manager’s status. tation is a start every fifth day, Cost is $35 per person. $65 per couple. For Also advancing were Carl Uwe-Steeb. who The Mets had the best record “ This is the best organization now has five goals and Johanna a giving the arm four days of rest to reservations or further information call beat fellow West German Eric Jelen 6-4,6-4, and in baseball,” Johnson said. team-high eight for the Like A in the league (100-60) and beat recuperate from the ravages of Canadian Grant Connell, who surprised Darren campaign. 802-362-3300. the Dodgers in 10 of 11 games. “ The team is in a good position pitching, a task doctors will tell “ We started slowly, but did Cahill of Australia 3-6, 7-6 (8-6). 6-2. They were expected to go to the and I’d like to be a part of it.” you man never was designed to control play,” (Coventry Coach Million World Series for the second time After Wednesday’s disap­ perform in the first place. In a Chris D’Ambrosio said. “ The Alysheba leads the field in three years. pointing loss. Johnson said he playoff or World Series situation, Tulane Is reinstated second half we moved the ball “ I like to be on the field, and I was going fishing for a couple of clubs often will use their aces on EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (A P ) - around a lot better, switching A TLA N TA (A P ) — ’Tulane University, which Bucks!!! expect to be on the field next days. three days rest so that he can go Alysheba. the 1987 3-year-old champion who is a fields very well.” year, hopefully in New York.” Meanwhile, Cashen may be three times in seven games. m ajor contender for Horse of the Year, will race withdrew from the Metro Conference in 1985 0)ventry outshot Bolton, 21-7, Manchester now has the finest full service carwash facility in Johnson said. “ I really never planning his trade bail. So we have four days rest under the lights for the first time tonight in the following an alleged point-shaving scandal in its with senior Maura Danehy mak­ reduced to three. Three days rest, $600,000-guaranteed Meadowlands Cup.‘ men’s basketball program, was reinstated to the the country! ing four stops for her fifth shutout however, does not reduce to two, conference. of the season. The 4-year-old colt worked under the lights The Gentle Touch Car Wash has completed its six month unless you’re Orel Hershiser, who The rein.statement, which will restore the D’Ambrosio cited Bolton for its when he went five-eighths of a mile in .59 3-5 is a “ Give me the ball and stand Metro to an eight-team conference, will be improved play. “ (Landolphi) has between races Tue.sday night at the renovation and we want to clean your car inside and out. Patrick Flynn/Minehoeter Herald back.” guy. That may be why the effective Sept. 1,1989. ending’Tulane’s third full UConn QB situation a game team. They’re a lot better Meadowlands. Dodgers call him Bulldog. school year out of the league. than the last two years when we “ He had no trouble with the lights.” trainer New Features Include: ARMS UP — Bolton’s Amber Alleman, left, has her arms Predictably, however, the wear blew them out. ’They’re much Jack Van Berg said. “ In fact, he liked the bright up to protect herself as she and Coventry’s Johanna and tear is beginning to show on • Full Service Car Wash with “on line” interior cleaning improved, a scrappy team.” lights so much we might have to take him to remains up in the air him. His earned run average, Stacey Beyor, Usa Williams VanKruiningen battle for the ball during Thursday’s Atlantic City .” which was 0.00 through his magic NFL games sell out • All new frictionless NOTHIN’ TOGCHIN’® equipment and Rebecca Carrier turned in match in Coventry. VanKruiningen had one of the Patriot Alysheba, who will carry top weight of 127 STORRS — Who’s going to open all. If Connecticut has any month of September zeroes, solid efforts for Bolton while goals. NEW YO R K (A P ) — Twelve of this weekend’s • Professionally equipped Detail Shop at quarterback? postseason aspirations, it’s in the zoomed to 1.09 against the Mets. pounds, was established as the early 3-5 betting Brenda Thalacker at sweeper That’s the No. 1 question position where it almost has to And in three starts, he only had favorite for the UA-mile Meadowlands Cup. Bet 14 N F L games were sold out 72 hburs in and sophomore Jen Wajda at a • SIMONIZ® brand waxes surrounding the University of win its final six games. UMass is varsity match 12-15, 15-13 and one shutout, compared to six for Twice, 123, was the 5-2 second choice in the advance, the first time that has happened since wing fullback played well for Connecticut as it faces a critical tied for the Yankee Conference V o lley b all 16-14. six in September. six-horse field, with Cryptoclearance. 119, next 1981, the league said Thursday. • Auto accessory Retail Shop Coventry. showdown with the University of lead at 3-0 with Villanova and the Julie Shrider served well and (Common sense dictates that the at 9-2. The advance sellouts mean those games can Bolton’s next game is Monday Massachusetts Saturday at 1:30 Minutemen are 4-1 overall. MHS bows In four Jenna Rovegno played well for Dodgers start Tim Belcher on Completing the field were Pleasant Virginian, be televised in the markets of the home and We invite you to try the new Gentle Touch by offering on the road against league­ p.m. at Alumni Stadium in UMass is bouncing back from VERNON - Host Rockville the young Indians. 4-6, while Erin Saturday. He will have the 114: Maceo, 111, and Slew City Slew, 116. visiting teams. If a game is not sold out 72 hours leading Rocky Hill High. lasf year’s disastrous 3-8 cam­ High School downed Manchester Twible played well defensively traditional four days of rest and The winner’s share will be $360,000. before kickoff, it is blacked out in the home Amherst. Mass. Coventry 1 2—3 you two opportunities to save!!! paign. The Minutemen are aver­ Bolton 0 0—0 High. 15-11,15-13,12-15 and 15-8, in for the Indian varsity, now 3-7. he is not some guy they dragged market. The Huskies, coming off last aging 214 yards per game on the Scoring: C- A. VanKruiningen 7, J. CCC East girls’ volleyball action Manchester’s next match is in off the freeway. Belcher won The only two games not sold out 72 hours in VanKruiningen. 'T' weekend’s 21-14setbackto Villan- ground and 206.6 in the air. Saves: C- Danehy 4, B- Danielle Thursday afternoon. Wednesday at Clarke Arena two games in the playoffs and Carter tops In salary advance were Tampa Bay at Indianapolis and UMass is ranked No. 10 in Curylo 7. against Windham High. without him , there would not have S a v e $ 4 .0 0 I Free Oil Change ova, may not know until game Manchester took the junior NEW YORK (AP) — New York Mets catcher San Diego at Miami. time if No. 1 signal-caller Matt Division I-AA in total offense and been a World Series for the Gary Carter was baseball’s highest-paid player The N F L expects to break its paid attendance On A I (A $20.95 Value) DeGennaro can answer the gun ranked fourth in scoring offense Dodgers. this season with earnings of $2,360,714. record for a single weekend. The record of I The sophomore QB suffered a a at 35.4 points per game. But don’t be surprised if the ROYAL TOUCH From according to a survey in Thursday’s editions of 902,128 was set Oct. 27-28, 1985. I torn rib muscle on the left side UConn will face a formidable Flyers power past Stars Bulldog shows up. Stranger Economy Oil Change and is questionable. Husky Coach QB in Dve Palazzi, who is ranked things have happened. USA Today. WASH PACKAGE I Tom Jackson said he may not 10th nationally in total offense Hershiser’s schedule isn’t the Carter, whose income included $200,000 in Runners risk suspension I 315 Broad St. make the decision about who’ll with an average of 255 yards per By Mike Nadel “ I ’m looking forward to play­ “ Not many guys can see the ice only intriguing part of the LA- bonuses, was one of 11 major leaguers to earn $2 INCLUDES: with our get the nod until kickoff. game. He was ll-for-26 for 14 The Associated Press ing,” he said. “ I couldn’t play my like Pelle,” said Kerr, who also Oakland matchup. There are million or more in 1988. Seventy-one players INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The 13 American •Complete Wash I own game last year (under fiery had a goal and three assists. “ He interesting municipal implica­ earned at least $1 million. track and field athletes planning to compete in “DRESSED TO THE NINES’ If DeGennaro cannot go, either yaards, one TD and four intercep­ •Interior Cleaning I sophomore Cornelius Benton, tions last weekend in the Minute- BLOOMINGTON. Minn. - coach Mike Keenan). When he made the key play on most of our tions, as well. St. Louis shortstop Ozzie Smith was No. 2 on three meets in racially separated South Africa I who is recovering from a men’s 26-7 win over Rhode Island. Pelle EkIund could get used to was in back of the bench, it was goals. He’s a great passer and Except for the fact that they are the list with earnings of $2,340,000, while risk life suspensions from domestic and •Undercarriage Wash & Rust Inhibitor Special this. hard. Now I can try to play my Brian (Propp) and I are going to international competition, Ollan Cassell, I sprained ankle, orfreshman Rick This is the 59th meeting be­ situated in the same state, these Philadelphia third basemen Mike Schmidt was • Simoniz® Poly Cream Conditioner INCLUDES: Jackson will operate under cen­ tween the two schools with UMass He’s directing one of the NH L’s own game.” put in our percentage of goals. cities have very little in common. third with $2,250,000, of which $100,000 was executive director of The Athletics Congress, I ter for the Huskies. holdings 31-25-2 edge. UConn won most dangerous power-play un­ His new coach, Paul Holmgren, We’ve got a good power-play They are light years apart in donated in his name to charity. said Thursday. •Simoniz® Poly Sealant I • Simoniz® Orbital Polish Wax UConn has two other injuries of last year’s battle, 21-17, as strong its. He’s killing penalties for the likes Eklund’s game. unit.” philosophy and psyche. Others members of the $2 million club were Cassell said that since South Africa is expelled •Simoniz® Tire Plus Vinyl Dressing •Detailed Interior Cleaning concern. No. 1 tailback Jeff safety Scott Daniels returned an Philadelphia Flyers, who don’t “ Pelle had the most ice time of The six power-play goals al­ Oakland suffers from a perpet­ I Jim Rice of Boston, $2,214,865: Eddie Murray of from the International Amateur Athletic •Mat Washing Gallaher. who missed the game interception 27 yards for a exactly shy away from contact. any forward,” said Holmgren, a lowed and the 10 man-advantage ual inferiority complex because, Baltimore, $2,142,904: George Brett of Kansas Federation, track’s world governing, any I •Carpet Shampoo St. Paul native and former with Villanova, is listed as touchdown in the fourth quarter. And he isn’t being yelled at. goals by both clubs tied North through an accident of geo­ City. $2,138,661: Rick Sutcliffe of the Chicago athlete who competes in that country is “ subject $ •Upholstery Shampoo University of Minnesota and 8.95 I doubtful with a knee injury and Following Saturday’s game, “ I feel really good about the Stars records. graphy, it finds itself situated Cubs, $2,070,000: Fernando Valenzuela of the to disqualification by TAC, ” the sanctioning season,” said EkIund, whose goal North Stars player. “ He had a Minnesota has let opponents across the bay from San Fran­ (A $19.95 Value, Regularly $12.95) I $ cornerback Kevin Johnson has a UConn returns home to Memorial Los Angeles Dodgers, $2,050,000: Dale Murphy group in the United States. 99.99 Stadium for aa pair of Yankee and three assists fueled a power great game. I definitely want him score on 42.5 percent of their cisco, a town coquettishly known lower thigh injury, suffered of Atlanta. $2 million: Don Mattingly of the New In a news release, Cassell said the lA A F will I Please call for appointment Conference battles against Maine play that converted six of 11 to be a big part of the power-play power plays, worst in the NHL. by its natives as The City. against Villanova. and is York Yankees, $2 million: and Jack Clark of the look upon the matter “ very gravely, and I questionable. (Oct. 22, Band Day) and Southern chances in a 7-6 victory over the and penalty-killing units.” “ We can’t win if we’re in the Then there is Los Angeles. Not Valid With Any Other Promotion Not Valid With Any Other Promotion Yankees, $2 million. probably will take strenuous action.” UConn goes in at 1-2 in the Connecticut (Oct. 29, Minnesota North Stars in the lone Eklund’s teammates want him (penalty) box and we can’t win if An inferiority complex? Are Expires October 22, 1988 I Expires October 22, 1988 Yankee Conference and 3-2 over­ Homecoming). NH L game Thursday night. out there, too. we can’t kill penalties.” you kidding? MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Oct. 14, 1988 — 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Oct. 14, 1988

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Jockey killed in mishap at Belmont Park CSa t i e a n o RUFIE to a ta a a m (3JN INTOSAWTA LOCKS ?lRAWGeuy ' , ^ I'M w»CM iupe ^ ouRiM&-meoFF FA.WIUIAR. By The Associated Press Venezia’s mount, a 3-year-old path of Drums in the Night. Hill.” the examining NYRA — and that year he was the SEA50N. NEEK? To 00 THe Pi gelding, was humanely " I think he was dead when the veterinarian. leading apprentice rider in the X NEW YORK - Mike Venezia, a destroyed. (ambulance) technician got to ’’The horse hobbled twice, and United States. me TrtAT ^ 'Tmyh ^ ------Jockey since 1964, had talked Venezia was the first jockey him,” Dr. Leo Skolnik. the when his head came up, he Through 1987, Venezia had about retiring at the end of this killed at a New York Racing examining NYRA physician, (Venezia) bailed out the left side. ridden in 21,423 races and had year. Association track since March 29, said. “ He was apparently kicked The horse will be sent to Cornell ridden 2,287 winners. His mounts In the fifth race on Thursday's 1982, when Amado Credidio died in the face. He had no pulse, no University for autopsy.” had earned $32,804,870. card at Belmont Park, the when he was thrown over the top respiration and his pupils were The last four races of Thurs­ Among his stakes victories 43-year-old Venezia was kilied. of a horse onto the ground and into dilated and fixed. day’s card were canceled. Racing were the Alabama on White Star Venezia, the rider of more than the path of several other horses in “ I don’t see how a fall to the was to resume today. Line in 1978, the Gotham on Air a race at Aqueduct. ground could have sustained this Venezia, a native of Brooklyn Forbes Won in 1982, the Jim 2,000 winners in more than 21,000 PEANUTS by Charlaa M. Schulz races, went down when his Mr. Waiter K. broke his right kind of injury.” and resident of Rockville Centre, Dandy on Father Hogan in 1976 mount, Mr. Walter K., broke a foreleg going down the back- Dr. Manuel Gilman, the ste­ N.Y., is surived by his wife, and Music of Time in 1977, and the 0 IMS UnilUVsslurs synoicsts, / O -f t leg. Venezia was then kicked in stretch of a 1 1-16-mile allowance ward for The Jockey (ilub, said Helene, a son, Michael, and a Sanford on Az Igazi in 1973. ;ALL RI6HT, troops., as WE I MEAN the face by Drums in the Night. race. Venezia attempted to puil that Mr. Walter K. ’ ’was sound, daughter, Alison. Venezia began working on the ;HEAP OFF INTO THE lUlLP, up the gelding, then went off the had been running all year and Venezia rode his first winner in backstretch at Belmont Park at BE5IPE5 Robbie Davis, the rider of the MIKE VENEZIA WHO CAN TELL ME WHAT WE MUTINV.. other horse, was taken to a horse to his left and fell cross­ never had any problems with his the sixth race of his career — age 15, then became an exericse 5H0ULP PO IF WE GET LOST ? hospital for treatment of shock. wise on the track, directly in the legs, according to Dr. (Theodore) Julia Bellerina on March 19. 1964 rider for trainer Eddie O’Brien. .. . killed in spill V ’’The bad news is there’s no water left. The 7/ good news is my hiccups are gone.” C 1MB by NEA. Inc. SCOREBOARD ZIPPY by Bill Qrlimh ZtFpy/'Noppes .. 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Ine Thursday’s Game Detroit 1 5 0 .167 85 117 Postseason picture Philadelphia 7, MInnesoto 6 Sacramento 0 0 .000 13. (Georgia Is Idle Bruce Lletzke 34-33— 67 Seattle 0 0 .000 Green Bav 1 5 0 .167 109 125 14. Wyoming 47 over New Mexico Bill Buttner 34-33— 67 V/ANA PALMER- Friday's Oomes West WALKER „10 TtL ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson Buffalo at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Golden State 0 1 .000 15. Michigan 6 over Iowa Bob Lohr 35-33— 68 PLAYOFFS Thursday's Gomes L.A. Rams 5 1 0 .833 178 106 16. Washington 14 under Southern Col Hale Irwin 33-35— 68 P E 6 R E E B L A C K B E L T . St. Louis at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. New Orleans 5 1 0 .833 140 112 American League Montreal at New Jersey, 7:45 p.m. Cleveland 121, Boston 80 17. Arkonsos 6 over Texas Steve Pate 35-33— 68 Wednesday, Oct. 5 TMEYCOOCPtfr ) 6URe riHoseaov&AReM'f Utah 104, Indiana 95 San Francisco 4 7 0 .667 142 120 18. Indiana 19 over MInnesoto Roger Maltble 35-33— 68 Toronto at Washington, 8:05 p.m, Allonta 1 5 0 .167 112 167 Oakland Z Boston 1 L ReAaYeARTte& Vancouver at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. L.A. Lokers 126, (3olden Stole 107 19. LSU 13 over Kentucky Jodie Mudd 35-33— 68 Thursdav, Oct. 6 BLONDIE by Dean Young A 8tan Drake 00 m t ' y in e Y Friday's Games Sunday, Oct. 16 20. Florida 7 over Vanderbilt Jett Slumon 33-35— 68 \ ^ D 0 A Y M 6 e * Edmonton at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. Cincinnati at New England, ) p.m. Oakland 4, Boston 3 Charlotte vs. New Jersey at New York, 6 Steve Verloto 33-35— 68 Saturday, Oct. 8 Saturday's Oomes Dallas ot Chicago, 1 p.m. HERE'S REU8EN 3UAASTEAD, HE^S A AAAN WHO WORKED NO, aECAUSE Montreal of New York Islanders, 5:05 p.m. p.m. Lance Ten Broeck 33-35— 68 Oakland 10, Boston 6 HE STRLtCK I Clevelond at New York, 2nd gome Detroit at New York Glonts, 1 p.m. Bob Glider 34-34— 68 THE FARMER LONG AND HARD DAV AND Green Boy at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 9 NIGHT OIL T Chicago at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Atlanta vs. Boston at Worcester, Moss., Pot McGowon 3632— 68 Oakland 4, Boston 1, Oakland wins 7:30 p.m. Houston at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Steve Elkington 33-35— 68 New Jersey of Washington, 7:35 p.m. Los Angeles Roldersot Kansas City, 1 p.m series 4-0 St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Seattle vs.MlamlatBocoRoton,Flo.,7:30 Willie Wood 33-35— 68 p.m, AkI Ohmochl 33-35— 68 Detroit at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. Philadelphia at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Notional League Boston at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Phllodelphlo vs. Woshinoton of Folrtox, Tommy Armour III 3632— 68 Tuesday, Oct. 4 Vo., 8 p.m. Phoenix at Washington, 1 p.m. Scholastic Bill Glosson 33-35— 68 Philadelphia at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Tampa Bov at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. New York 6 Los Angeles 2 Sunday's Oomes Son Antonio at Dollos, 8:30 p.m. Mark WIebe 3634— 68 Wednesday, Oct. 5 Milwaukee at Chicago, 8:X p.m. San Diego at Miami, 4 p.m. Sam Randolph 3634— 68 Edmonton at Winnipeg. 3:35 p.m. Son Fronclscoot Los AngelesRoms,4p.m. Los Angeles 6 New York 3 Quebec at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. Detroit at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Joy Delslng 3633— 68 Friday, Oct. 7 Vancouver at New York Rangers, 7:35 L, A, Clippers vs. SacromentoolSlockton, llling JV girls' soccer Tony Cerda 32-36— 68 Los Angeles at New York, ppd,, rain I Calif., 10:30 p.m. New Orleans at Seattle, 4 p.m. Mike Bender 34-34— 68 p.m. Atlonto ot Denver, 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. I Boston ot ChIcoRO, 8:35 o.m (Solden State vs. L.A. Lokersot Honolulu, The IIHno Junior High lunlor vorsity New York 8, Los Angeles 4 t> laaaayNEA.MK I JO H H IiO tO '*/< ♦ 12:30 o.m. Monday, Oct. 17 girls' soccer team shutout Nathan Hale, Buffalo of New York Jets, 9 p m Sunday, Oct. 9 Saturday's Gomes 3-0, Thursday afternoon. Kelly White, LPGA qualifying scores Los Angeles 6 New York 4, 12 Innings Philadelphia vs. Washington ot Boltl Kelly Wooldridge and Sara Suitor Monday, Oct. 10 ALLEY OOP by Dave Qraue more, 7:M p.m. scored goals for the Roms, llling Is 5-1. Los Angeles 7, New York 4 NHL rasult Denver vs. Phoenix at Mt. Pleosont, SUGARLAND, Texas (AP) — Third WELL,so MUCH FORTH' round results Wednesday In the LPGAfInol Tuesday, Oct. It STAND I NO.-JEANA- YESf THEY- \NOWAY.LADV! Mich., 7:30 p.m. New York 6 Los Angeles 1 ASIDE- I MACHIMA! DO ALL-MUST-BE \YOU'RE NOT HEAD-ON APPROACH! Milwaukee at Houston, 8:30 p m Rennet cross country Quallfvlng for the 1989 LPGA Tourheldot the par-72, 6,472 Sweetwoter Country Club: Wednesday, Oct. 12 WHAT A OUY by BUI Hoetl OR-D IE, N O T- KILL TAKEN-TO-THE \ STICKIN' US Flyars 7. North Stars 6 Sunday's Gomes Bowling The Bennet Junior High boys' cross Los Angeles 6, New York 0, Los Angeles EARTHUN H IM ! W E TRANSFERENCE IN THAT Seattle vs. Indiana at Charleston, W.V., 7 country team shut out Woodrow Wilson Caroline Pierce 767670— 218 wins series 4-3 N E E D -H tS MACHINE KILLING p.m. e n e r g y ? MACHINE Phlladelphio o 4 3— 7 ot M iddletown, 15-50, Thursday, Carolina Keggl 7672-73— 219 New York vs Charlotte ot Columbia. Bennet, led by Individual winner Joe WORLD SERIES ; YOURS Minnesota i i 4—4 S.C., 7:30 p.m. Loretta Alderete 767672— 221 Morlortv, took the top nine places. Cindy Schrever 767672— 223 Saturday, Oct. IS "6URE, 1 SOT Rrst Period— 1, Minnesota, Hobscheld 1 Atlanta vs. Bostonol Horttord, Conn , 7:X LaVae Industrial Morlortv seto course record with a time Oakland at Los Angeles, 8 :X p.m. V (Bellows, Schrelber), 2:54 (pp). o.m. Tina Barrett 73-77-74— 224 Penalties— Proop, Phi (holding), 1:22; Mac Segor 201, Dove Coulln 211-222- of 11:07 for the 2.1 miles. Rounding out Mina Rodrlguez-Hordln 767674— 225 Sunday, Oct. 16 AN ‘A ’ ON IT, Clevelond vs. Miami at Daytona Beorh, the top five were Rico Guochlone, Mike Oakland at Los Angeles, 8:25 p.m. Mellonbv, Phi, mlnor-molor (unsports­ Flo., 7 ; » p.m. 570, Al Senno 206-586, Rich Higgins 200, Becky Larson 7677-78— 225 BUT WILL manlike conduct, fighting), 4:06; Mike Vossollo 211-581, Mike Flellsteod Johnson, Step Slnotro and Chris Spo- Susan Smith 73-7674— 226 Tuesday, Oct. 18 Detroit vs. Portlond ot Euuoene, Ore , docclnl. The boys' record Is 4-2. Los Angeles ot Oakland, 8:M p/n. Tocchet, Phi (slashing), 4:06; Kolstod, 10:X p.m. 204, Fred Tworklns 214, Ken Sesso Diana Helnicke 73-7680— 226 IT 6 E L L ? ” Min (slashing),4:06; Zemlok, Min, double 223-561, Frank Uriah 200, George Russell The Bennet girls' also shut out Barb Mucha 77-7676-227 Wednesday, Oct. 19 mlnor-molor (Instigator, unsportsmon- 201-561, Bob Bassett 202-559, Roy Rowett Woodrow Wilson, 15-50. The first four Laura Hurlbut 767677— 227 Los Angeles at Oakland, 8:25 p.m. finishers broke the course record. Thursday, Oct. 20 like conduct, fighting), 4:06; Chvehrun, 210-573, John KozIckI 213-574, Joe Poggl- Connie Baker 767673— 228 4 -) Phi (holding),6:53; McRae, Min (rough­ oll 206-205-601, Leon Bilodeau 20^214- Bennet's Shlro Springer was the Indl- Pamela Wright . 7672-77— 228 Los Angeles ot Oakland, 8:39 p.m. If 607, John McCarthy 212-216-614, Butch vlduol winner followed by Jenn Tier­ Carol French 767678— 228 necessary ing), )0:04; Chychrun, Phi (hooking), ney, Jenn Sullivan, Julie Melser and Saturday, Oct. 22 15:24; Corkner, Phi, molor (fighting),20:00; Transactions Sovino 200-568, Jeff Sorro 204, Bruce Stephanie Farwlg 767674— 228 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom Jessica Lowrence. Springer's time wos Nancy Romsbottom 767674— 228 Oaklond at Los Angeles, 5:25 p.m, If McRae, Min, molor (fighting), 20:00; Low 200, Phil Masse 201, Don Elmore necessary Rouse, Min (roughing),20:00. 217-561, Joe Morgelony 209-201-566. 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Declarer now ruffed a heart East Hampton at Cheney Tech, 3:30 Adirondack of the American Hockey WEST Leogue, effective Sunday, (3ct. 16. 4 7 6 4 and came back to his hand with a Cromwell at Bolton, 3:30 Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment. □ Tip Amount______♦ Q 49AJfJ984 By James Jacoby Portland at Coventry, 3:30 WINNIPEG JETS— Sent Bryan March- 49Q653 trump to lead a diamond to dummy’s CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vane* Roduwalt ment, defenseman, to Belleville of the 4 AS OIrls Soccer ‘ Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary. 4 Q 10 9 6 Perhaps North was right to sacri­ king. East won the ace and the defend­ Manchester at Fermi, 3:30 Ontario Hockey Leogueand Alfle Turcotte, 454 center, to Moncton of the Americon Hockey SALES - SERVICE • CSI 4KJ98 ers took two more diamond tricks for East Catholic at Mercy, 3:30 fice against four hearts, since Eiast TU\6 16 A DOeeUB'POO OIrIt Swimming League. 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ACROSS 5 Huge Answer to Previous Puzzle 6l30PM [ESPN] Motorwe«k Illus­ (CC). inhabited by prehistoric creatures. Doug the Orient Express. McClure, John McEnery, Susan Penhall- 6 Odors trated (ai MOVIE; 'Tha Mlaaouri Braaka' A G9 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) A N Y [ T M C ] MOVIE; 'Tha Quest' An Ameri­ gon. 1975. I Presidential ini­ 7 Mouth parts free-lance lawman Is hired by a Montana ^ All in the Family (3 ) Hart to Hart can orphan living in Australia ia drawn into rancher to corral a horse thief and his gang. tials 8 Bird (comb, > D E E [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 a mysterious legend concerning lake Marlon Brando, Jack Nicholson, Kathleen (2® Crook end Chase T fs the season for church fairs In the community 4 Many oz. form) M A N monsters and Aboriginal mysticism. Henry Lloyd. 1976. [ESP N ] Bodybuilding: Woman's Junior (3D Dos VIdee 7 Song 9 Irish poet R s Thomas, To n y Barry. Rachel Friend. 1985. National Championships (R) (29) M O V IE : 'See N o Evil' A blind girl is ®D Love Connection 10 Medieval poem 13 Large knife Rated G. unaware that her family has been mur­ [U S A ] Night Flight: Flashtracks: Fish­ This year, as usual, there are dozens of fairs in Grandma’s pantry, wooden crafts, cheese shop, I I Actor Alastair 1 5 ____-Jones i [C N N ] Moneyllne bone. Big Country. Bobby McFerrIn 6:00PM (X ) (X ) (SD @9) N o w s dered and the killer lurks in the house. Mia Manchester and nearby towns, offering plenty of baked goods, quilts, miniatures. averages IW A s P s Farrow. Robin Bailey. 1971. [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet GO Thraa'e Company 1 :05A M CD oick Clark'e Golden pies, crowded tables of crafts, luscious luncheons 12 Folk singer Burl 17 Person Id 1 E M ® Primavera [ESPN] Harness Racing; Breeders CD Matt Houston Greats and delicious dinners. 20 Small island o S E MOVIE; 'Tha Osterman Weekend' A C ro w n From Hazel Park in Michigan. (Live) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Amazon Women on Nov. 4 and 5 14 Bind (3D Qong Show Here’s a quick outline of. the season to come, so 22 Adhesive E crazed C IA agent manipulates his friends [H B O ] Kids in the Hall (CC) Five Can­ the Moon' A potpourri of skits lampoon­ Center Congregational Church, 11 Center St. Nov. 16 Keyboard A N T (Ti) Cagnay & Lacey that you may plan your weekends; substance and turns a friendly weekend into a night­ adian comics make their television debut in ing everything from modern dating to vi­ 5, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. instrument 23 Brook _s (29) A-Taam Pan 2 of 3. mare of terror and deceit. John Hun, Rut­ this not-so-sacred look at cabbage heads, deotape pirates., Rosanna Arquette. Griffin ger Hauer, Craig T . Nelson. 1983. grandmothers and life in the "b u rb s." (60 Dunne, Ralph Bellamy. 1987. Rated R. 50th anniversary of the Center Church Holiday 18 Obtained 24 Women's T T Y (S ) N e w s (Live) Oct. 15 [CNN] PrlmaNaws min.) (In Stereo) Fair. Newest piece of the Noel Village, a 1 9 ______Vegaspatriotic soc. R 1 o Doctor Who: Mind Robber Pan 5 of 1 :30AM CD Superior Court 21 Decimal unit [E S P N ] Distant Replay; Green Bay [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Princess Bride' South United Methodist Church, 1226 Main St. Oct. 2 5 ______Dinesen: 5. (3D IN N N e w s schoolhouse, to be sold. Luncheon, knit goods, 22 Increase in size E E R Packers—1967 And Now (60 min.) (R) (CC) A swashbuckling young swordsman 15, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. "Out of Africa" Charlie's Angela sets out to rescue a kidnapped princess in ^ Friday Night Videos (In Stereo) country store, baked goods. 24 551, Roman M E R K [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Hollywood Shuffle' Of­ Beeswax candles, counted cross stitch work, author (£D Family Ties (CC). this lighthearted fairy tale from Rob Reiner. [C N N ] Newsnight Update 25 T w o words of 27 A ctre ss____ fered a sterotyped role, a struggling black Cary Elwes, Mandy Petinkln, Chris Saran­ leaded glass, all kinds of baked goods, candies, Bolton Congregational Church, 228 Bolton Center (3D Noticiaa actor must decide whether to compromise [HBO] MOVIE: 'Hardbodies 2' Three understanding Garr 36 Singing syllable 47 Round basket don. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) country store, international gift shop. Road, Bolton. Nov. 5, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 26 52, Roman (S) W o rid of Survival (R) his integrity or starve. Roben Tow nsend. fun-loving Americans travel to Greece to 28 Epic poem 38 Econ. indicator 48 Discontinue Anne-Marie Johnson. Helen Msnin. 1987. [U S A ] Night Flight film a low-budget film. Brad Zutaut, Fa- An Olympian Christmas Fair, featuring special 27 Senses with 39 Destroyed SD Divorce Court 30 Hebrew letter 50 Collection of Rated R. (In Stereo) 11:30PM ( D T e x i biana Udinio, James Karen. 1986. Rated R. St. Mary’s Catholic Church, 1600 Main St., prizes for the youngest and oldest visitors, those tongue 32 Punish 41 Wildebeest [CN N ] Showbiz Today Coventry. Oct. 14, 6 to 9 p.m., Oct. 15, 10 a.m. to 2 facts [M AX] MOVIE: 'A Return to Salam's CD ® ) Nlghtline (CC). [U S A ] Night Flight: Now Sounds who have traveled the farthest, those in the most 29 Coat type 33 Adam's 42 Poetic foot [D I S ] W a tha Paopia. . . Highlights of the Lot' (C C) A n anthropologist finds himself p.m. 4 ? 52 Old age (X) (3) Morton Downev Jr. 1:35A M CD N e w s (R) original costumes, etc. 31 Stationer's grandson 43 Sales talk National Bicentennial Competition on. the surrounded by vampires when he returns Country store, wooden items, games, children’s item 34 Request for 45 Heating 53 Fair grade Constitution and Bill of Rights in which to his small New England hometown, Mi­ (3D Honeymoonere 2 :00A M (X) New Answers to Hair 500,000 high-school students were St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, 33 West St., 3 5 ______Gantry chael Moriany. Andrew Duggan, Sam S ® M O V IE : 'M eatballs Part IT In this se­ Lose corner, food, old jewelry, tree trimmings, raffles. reply material 54 Actor Murray tested on their knowledge and under­ 36 Symbols Fuller. 1987. Rated R. quel, Camp Sasquatch is pitted in a boxing Rockville section of Vernon. Nov. 4,5 to 9p.m., Nov. standing of the Constitution. (X ) (S ) Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ 37 Detroit baseball 1 2 [U SA ] Murder. She Wrote (60 min.) match against another nearby camp. A r­ vice (3 hrs.) First Congregational Church of Andover, Route 6, 5, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. team [ESP N ] SportaLook chie Hahn. John Mengatti, Richard Mulli­ Andover. Oct. 15, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mistletoe Fair, with crafts, American and Polish n 8:30PM CX) (3® F u II House Season gan. 1983. (R) (3D Friday tha 13th; T h e Series MIcki and 40 Before Dec. 10 [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Uttle Shop of Horrors' Premiere (CC) Comedy. A widowed Ryan search for a cursed mask that pos­ Country kitchen, gifts, handcrafts, country store, foods. Dinner Friday and Saturday, lunch on 41 Actress Lillian (C C ) A salesclerk in a florist’s shop boosts sportscaster (Bob Saget) enlists the aid of ( ^ (2® To n ig h t S h o w (In Stereo) sesses the spirit of a voodoo priestess. business when he cultivates an out-of-this- tag sale, kids’ corner. Andover Marlborough Youth Saturday. 14 his brother-in-law (John Stamos) and his ( ^ Bill Moyers' Worid of Ideas: King of (60 min.) (In Stereo) world plant. Rick Moranis, Ellen Greene, Services will present a puppet show at noon. friend, a stand-up comedian (David Cou­ the Rock Historian James MacGregor 44 Firearm Vincent Gardenia. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In (2® NVR Showcase Salvation Army, 661 Main St. Nov. 5, 9:30 a.m. to lter). to raise his three small daughters. T o ­ Burns discusses leadership, parties and owners' gp. Stereo) night: Jesse gets Into trouble when he lets politics, and the necessity for reform [ESP N ] SportaLook Frost Fair, Orford Parish Chapter, Daughters of 2:30 p.m. 45 Puff 22 23 [U S A ] Fat Albert Samantha play "beauty parlor" with his within the American political system. [U SA] Night Flight: Short Films Fea the American Revolution, Center Congregational Luncheon, baked goods (including Irish soda 46 Short sleep hair. tured; "Dolly"; "Mr. President." (2® Racing From Plalnsfleld Church, 11 Center St. Oct. 15, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. 47 Fashionable re­ 6:30PM QD CBS News (CC) bread), arts and crafts of all kinds. (2$ ^ Wall Street Week [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Malibu sort 26 (X) @1) Family Ties (CC) (9D Late S h o w (In Stereo) 2:1 OAM Hand-knit items, bouquets of bittersweet, cheese, [DIS] Dr. Seuss’ Halloween is Qrinch Bikini Shop' Tw o brothers, one a beach 48 Actor March ABC News (CC). [CN N ] Sports Tonight Anchors; Fred jams and jellies, luncheon, aprons, Christmas (X) @9) Night Animated. The residents of Who- bum and the other a college grad, inherit a Nov. 11,12 and 13 29 32 33 34 Hickman. Nick Charles. Patrick Flynn/ManchMter Herald 49 Eskimo boat (3D Hollywood Squares ville fear that the Grinch is behind a myster beachfront bikini boutique. Michael David decorations, toys. 51 III on the ocean ious windstorm that occurs Halloween [ D I S ] 1 0 0 0 Dozen Orson Welles tells the Wright. Bruce Greenwood, Barbra Horan. 35 (2D ^ N B C N e w s (CC) 55 N o ta ____ night. story of a selfish man w ho plans to earn his 1986. Rated R. Ellington Congregational Church, 72 Main St., this weekend at the South United (2$ d S Nightly Buaineaa Report Oct. 21 and 22 ANGELIC DINO — This assortment of 56 Building wing fortune by selling eggs to a mining town Ellington. Nov. 11, 7 to 8:30 p.m., and Nov. 12, 10 C3D Noticiero Univislon 9 : 00PM (X ) @® Mr. Belvedere Season where food is scarce. Stars Nell Munro and 2 :30A M CD Improv Tonlte John Ratz- items, from angels with halos to Methodist fair, called Hi! Ho! Come to 57 Last letter Premiere (CC) The comedic clash be­ Ray Whelan. (60 min.) enberger ("Chee^') introduces comics First Congregational Church of East Hartford, a.m. to 2 p.m. SB Lick up (SD Love Connection tween a British butler (Christoper Hewett) Russ T . Nailz and jbhnny Dark. dinosaurs wearing wreaths, will be sold the Fair! [E S P N ] Spx>rtsCenter 837 Main St., East Hartford. Oct. 21,6 to 9 p.m. Oct. Farmhouse Fair, with a Raggedy Anne theme and 59 Insecticide [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 and his sports columnist employer (Bob [C N N ] Sports LAtenight 22, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. workers costumed in pioneer clothing. Luncheon 60 Poetic [D IS] Raggedy Ann & Andy: The Pump­ Uocker). Tonight: George is given two [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Tiffany Jones' A model Calico kitchen, country store. Holly Shop, food. choices by his bosses: lose 15 pounds or and her lover plot a political coup. Anouska [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Little Prince' A Gift boutique, Christmas decorations, items from Harvest to Holiday Fair, with home baked goods contraction kin Who Couldn't Smile Animated. Rag­ young prince comes to earth from a tiny served. Many crafts and baked goods. gedy Ann and Andy hatch a play to unite lose his job as a sportscaster. Hempel, Ray Brooks. 1976. Rated R. Third World artisans, casseroles to take home and and crafts of all kinds. New England craftsmen. asteroid to find the moaning of life. Gene homeless jack-o'-lantern with a lonely little (2® Friday the 13th: The Series A n an­ 1 1 :35PM (X) Night Court heat, white elephant, face painting, etc. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, 112 Cooper St. St. Bridget Church, SOMainSt. Nov. 19,10a.m. to3 |i ' DOWN Wilder, Richard Kiley, Bob Fosse. 1974. boy whose stern aunt won’t allow him a tique radio scares an ambitious psychiatr­ Rated G. Nov. 12. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. p.m. Halloween pumpkin. ist's patients to death. (60 min.) 1 2:00A M (XI Lata S h o w (In Stereo) 1 Law deg. [ESPN] SportsCenter Fancy hand work, religious articles, Christmas Knitting, baked goods, luncheon, an expanded CD St. Elsewhere Nov. 18 and 19 2 Bleat [ESP N ] Running and Racing (24) Damn That Traffic Jam: A Connecti­ Oct. 29 cut Viewpoint Special (2 hrs., 3 0 min.) (3D Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) [U SA] Night Flight: Latin Crossover decorations and luncheon. display by craftsmen, raffle items. 3 Imperialism [U SA ] Cartoons Dream s First Congregational Church, 385 N. Main St. Oct. First Congregational Church of Coventry, 1171 (4i) El Extrano Retomo de Diana Salazar The captain and two crew members be­ 4 Future attys.' U S A To d a y Scheduled: Church of the Assumption, Adams Street at Main St., Coventry. Nov. 19, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Union Congregational Church, corner Union and 14 7:00PM (X) come trapped in San Francisco in 1941, 2 :3 5 A M [ M A X ] m o v i e : 'Laeattar' 29, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. exam (c)t988 by NEA Inc movie producer Sherry Lansing ("Fatal At­ (97) Inside Campaign 88 Fresh from the where they are held hostage by murderous Thompson Road. Nov. 12,10a.m. to 3p.m., and after Country store, gift gallery, lunch room, attic Elm streets, Rockville section of Vernon, Nov. 19,10 Republican convention, host Pete Dragon (C C ) A roguish jewel thief is pressed into Old Tyme Fair, with New England crafters, knit traction"); the Air Force's "Top Gun" pil­ gangsters. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) service as an Allied spy in W orld W ar II treasures, games, nature’s gifts, instant winner ots; World Series preview. and guests discuss the latest events in the and crocheted items, dried flowers, luncheon 5 p.m. Mass. After each Mass on Nov. 13. a.m. to 2 p.m. presidential contest. (60 min.) (2® Wyatt Earp London. Tom Selieck, Jane Seymour. Quilt raffle, jewelry, coffee and donuts, baked booth. Country store, luncheon, Christmas table, bakery (X) d9) N e w s Lauren Hutton. 1964. Rated R. served. [C N N ] Larry King Live 9® Current Affair goods, white elephant table, children’s table. and more. (X ) (2D W hee l of Fortune (CC). 3 :00A M ( X m o v i e : 'T h a G raat Lovar' Unitarian Universalist Society East, 153 W. [DIS] MOVIE: 'World's Greatest A th ­ ® PELICULA: 'El Major Regalo' En el St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, 41 Park St. Oct. 29, Mishaps occur on a luxury liner bound for CX) Cosby Show (CC). lete' Raised Tarzan-style in Africa, a primi­ die de su bode, el novio enfrenta la posibili- Latvian Lutheran Church of Manchester, 21 Vernon St. 7 to 9 p.m., Nov. 18. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Nov. Dec. 3 CELEBRITY CIPHER France as a man. a duchess and a card 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (3D Cheers (CC) tive blonde youth is carried off to America dad de tener un hijo de una vieja aventura. C«l4brlly CIphbr cryptogram! ara created from quotations by tamous poople. past and prasont. cheat resolve their differences. Bob Hope, Garden St. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 12. 19. Each latter In the cipher stand! for another. Today's duo: H equals W for potential athletic glory. Jan-Michael Jorge Rivero, Teresa Gimpara, Carlitos. Ladies Guild Fall Bazaar and Christmas Fair, Talcottvllle Congregational, United Church of (39) Rockford Files Rhonda Fleming. Jim Backus. 1953. Coffee and home-baked pastries, pottery and Pottery, baskets, Victorian items, quilt raffle, Vincent, John Amos, Tim Conway. 1973. (28 Bill Moyers' World of Ideas: King of handcrafted articles, children's and babies’ items, Christ, 10 Elm Hill Road, Talcottvllle section of (2® M *A*S*H Rated G. (3D Perry Mason silver, needlework, Christmas decorations. natural decorations, children’s activities, luncheon. 'RD BIH-BIH XA SNRRNQ the Rock Historian James MacGregor plants, afghans, dolls, luncheon. Vernon. Dec. 3, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (23) (^f) M acNeil/Lehrer N ew shour [E S P N ] Trapshooting: Grand American Burns discusses leadership, parties and [C N N ] Headline News Overnight politics, and the necessity for reform St. Maurice Church, 32 Hebron Road, Bolton. Nov. Tag sale, Christmas decor, cheese booth, country (2D Your Show of Shows Championships (Taped) [ES P N ] Speedweek Weekly auto racing United Church of Christ ol Tolland, on the Tolland United Methodist Church of Bolton, 1041 Boston RPIJ RD Hia-HIQ.' — within the American political system. kitchen, books, teacup auction, stuffed animals. 06) Cheers (CC). Part 3 of 3. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Big Bad Mama II' Re­ highlights. Green, Tolland. Oct. 29, 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Turnpike, Bolton. 9 a m. to 3 p.m., Nov. 12. 19, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. [CN N ] Newsnight Win, Lose or Draw venge drives a 1930s gun moll to kidnap [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hosts: Len Daw­ HXJARDJ GPVQGPXKK. the son of a killer. Angie Dickinson, Robert [ESP N ] AW A Championship Wrestling son, Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) dD Mi Nombre as Coraje Culp. Danielle Brisebois. 1967. Rated R. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Hardbodies' (CC) Three PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "When It comes to job security, never (6D Family Ties (CC) [U SA] MOVIE: 'Trial Without Jury' A children, while their parents the Congregational Churcii. The Hicks-Stearns Family Mu­ underestimate the power of a closed mouth." — O.A. Battista. [U SA ] MOVIE: 'Island Claw' Nature's middle-aged men seek advice from a Cali­ and Sunday at the Hartford Civic A walk on the Hock [C N N ] Moneyline food chain is turned upside down when a playwright runs into trouble while re­ Coffeehouses set A Victorian tea will be served seum will be open, with displays fornia beach hustler on how to pick up searching a work based on a murder case. Center. The show features pu­ shop. General admission is $1 for gigantic carnivorous crab begins preying beautiful girls. Grant Kramer, Teal Roberts, from 1:30 to 4 p.m. at 660 Main St: [DIS] MOVIE; ‘1 Disney Halloween' Robert Rockwell, Barbra Fuller, Kent T a y ­ adults. The Hockanum River walk this showing life from Colonial to upon the inhabitants of an island paradise. Gary Wood. 1984. Rated R. Coventry’s second season of rebred cats from across the (CC) A gallery of Disney rogues take you lor. 1948 weekend is rated as wet, steep The Attic Treasures Doll Club of mid-Victorian times. The Benton on a happy haunting. 1983. Robert Lansing, Barry Nelson. 1980. coffeehouses opens this weekend, country, with such glamorous 1 3 :05A M ([D Entertainment Tonight 3 :3 0 A M [ESPN] Auto Racing: For­ Northern Connecticut will set up Homestead, a restored Colonial [ESP N ] SportsCanter Just the Ten Us breeds as Persian Siamese and and challenging, but it’s worth 9:30PM (X) (3® of Actors w ho became stars after appearing mula One Grand Prix of Spain From as Jerry Bryant performs 19th a large antique doll show at the farm house where Hessian pri­ (C C) Coach Lubbock and Elizabeth go Music fiiis the air the work. The Hockanum River [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hosts; Len Daw­ in "Am erican Graffiti." (In Stereo) Jerez. (2 hrs.) (R) Abyssinian represented. Hours camping with some other couples, but century folk music at The Lodge South Windsor Nursing Home, soners of war were housed, and son, Nick Buonicomi. (60 min ) (In Stereo) 12:15AM (U S A ) Night Flight: Pao- are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is Lynn Wadley, a longtime resi­ Linear Park Commission will soon find it to be anything but a vacation. 3 :50A M [ T M C ] m o v i e : ' C l a » of at Patriot’s Park on Lake Street. 1060 Main St., open to the public the Old Jail Museum, now filled [U S A ] Miemi Vice (60 min.) (R) pie Pod: Robert Palmer Nuke 'Em High' Honor students are $4 general, $2.50 for children and dent of Manchester and Bolton, is sponsor this walk around Laurel Bryant plays a number of instru­ Lake. It will leave at 1 p.m. from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. with early farm tools, will all be 7:30PM (X ) Ptvt tvtagastne Foaturod: an [H B O ] Take No Prisoners: Robert 1 2:30A M CD 3® Allrod Hitchcock turned into rampaging punks following ex­ ments, including the banjo, con­ senior citizens. Proceeds go to returning to the area this wee­ At The Giving Tree, 1865 Main open around the green. interview with Bob Hope Townsend & His Partners in Crime II Presents posure to toxic waste. Janelle Brady, Gil­ Pet and Wildlife Preservation Sunday from the Howell Cheney I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD CAME bert Brenton, Robert Prichard. 1986. certina and “bones.” He will kend to present a folk music St., author-illustrator Iris Van (X) Current Affair (CC) Stand-up performances and filmed (2® 9® Late Night With David Letter- aqnd Animal Friends of Technical Vocational School I s Henri Arnold and Bob Lee segments featuring a soap opera, the talk Rated R. present a program of musical concert. Wadley writes and sings Rynbch will talk about her books, l i (X) (2D Jeopardy! (CC) m an (In Stereo) parking lot, at the west end of the A bit of nostalgia show "Ask Robert," and "Streetwise," history, from 8 to 10 p.m. The Connecticut. traditional music, accompanying Unscramble these four Jumbles, (2® Sea Hunt AlOOAM (3D Streets of San Francisco building. The walk is 3.4 miles, ■’’The Soup Stone” and "Cecily’s O O p (X) Kate & Allie (CC) an unusual game show. (60 min.) (In herself on guitar and mountain one letter to each square, to form Stereo) d® Hollywood Squares (3® Home Shopping Network (2 hrs.) Coventry Arts Commission col­ Christmas.” Behind the store, Spend an afternoon with music four ordinary words. o ° ° (3D IN N N e w s and comfortable, waterproof foot [C N N ] Larry King Overnight lects $2 donation at the door, to dulcimer. She specializes in there will be pony rides for from the 1960s and ’70s, the tunes (2® M*A*S*H 1 0:00PM CD Night Court (9D Gene Scott A crafty experience gear is recommended. The walk [DIS] MOVIE; 'Worid's Greatest Ath­ defray the cost of the coffeehouse. songs about relationships. The children, a petting zoo. Colonial remembered from James Taylor CD CD (S) News [D IS] MOVIE: 'Jane Eyre' A young En­ will be Oct. 23 if it rains on QATAR 0® Liar's Club glish governess falls in love with her lete' Raised Tarzan-style in Africa, a primi­ Hot beverages, soda and home­ A large crafts fair will be held concert will be at 8 p.m. at the encampment and walking tours. and Peter, Paul and Mary. (3® W in , Lose or D raw CD (3® 2 0/20 (C C ) Scheduled; a look at a brooding, secretive employer. Joan Fon­ tive blonde youth is carried off to America Unitarian Universalist Society: Sunday. group of young people who dedicate their for potential athletic glory. Jaiv-Michael made baked goods are served. Saturday in the Lowe Program Musicians Robert Bartley and 0® (SD NewHart (CC) taine, Orson Welles. Margaret O'Brien. East, 153 W. Vernon St., of which lives to saving wild animals (60 min.) 1944. Vincent John Amos. Tim Conway. 1973. Center on the Manchester Com­ Steven Cults will perform Sunday (4® C osby S h o w (CC) Rated G. Wadley was a charter member. Spotlight on town Tolland Is tops 0^ INN News [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes munity College campus. About 50 at 3 p.m. at South Congregational [C N N ] Crossfire [HBO] MOVIE: 'Deliverance' A week­ The cat’s meow Admission is $3 per person. UBLIT (31) O n Trial to the Movies & Coming Attractions booths will feature toys, orna­ The spotlight focuses on South The Tolland Green will be Church, 277 Main St., Hartford. [ES P N ] Starshot: Clay target shooting (2® Morton Downey Jr. end canoe trip turns into a nightmarish ments, ceramics and other hand­ Refreshments will be served. Tickets are $5 each. 1 2 :35A M IXl Family Faud struggle for survival for four Atlanta busi­ Nutmeg Cat Fanciers will hold Windsor on Saturday, for the next bustling on Sunday, as walking [TM C ] MOVIE; ‘The Whoopee Boys' d® Sonny Spoon (CC) T w o under­ nessmen. Burt Reynolds. Jon Voight, Ned crafted items for the holidays. T w o streetwise New Yorkers enroll in a 1 2:45AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : ‘Daadtim e its annual cat show on Saturday in a series of Routes to Your Roots tours of historic buildings are cover cops enlist the aid of Sonny when Beatty. 1972. Rated R. Cartoons will be offered for Florida swampland charm school in order cocaine they secretly borrowed to set up a Stories' Werewolves, witches and mur­ A fine a-fair weekends, sponsored by the East offered at 1 and 3 p.m. Pumpkins, All in fours to win a wealthy heiress' affections. M i­ bust is stolen by gang members (60 min.) derous teens haunt this trilogy of superna­ 4 :1 5 A M [U S A ] Night Flight: People of the River Tourism and Conven­ cider and pies of all kinds will be LAMDAY chael O'Keefe, Paul Rodriguez. Denholm (In Stereo) tural tales. Scott Valentine, Melissa Leo, Pod; Robert Palmer WORI7S OF PI^AISE Elliott. 1986. Rated R. Nicole Picard. 1986. Rated R. The Nathan Hale School PTA tion District. sold. Those interested in re­ What’s got four hands and four dl) Odd Couple 4 :2 0 A M [ M A X ] m o v i e : 'H o u r of the will have its annual fall fair on At Wood Memorial Library. 783 searching their families’ past feet? A duo of talented organists. THAT Sei-tTO/H 8:00PM CX) 35 U F O Cower U p The ex­ SD Noticiero Univision 1 :00AM CD Latin Connection The re­ Assassin* W hen their Latin American C inem a FALL FLAT. istence of UFOs and the U.S. govern­ cording group Sweet Sensation; profiles of country's military junta is threatened by Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Main St., there will be a book sale, may drop in on one of the Marilyn and James Biery. They ment's investigations into them are exam­ d?) MOVIE: 'Next Summer' singer-actor Ruben Blades and New York the election of a civilian president, high- at the school. There will be quilt show and raffle, and display programs, offered at 1, 2 and 3 will present a concert Sunday TIFELL ined through photographs, documents and dD Star Trek Yankees player Rafael Santana (60 min.) ranking officers hire a vengeful assassin to 9:55, 12:10; Sun 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:25, children’s games, a cake walk, afternoon at 4 at Immanuel Now arrange the circled letters to interviews with government officials, re­ (In Stereo) murder the new leader. Erik Estrada. Rob­ HARTFORD ^ 9:55. — Punchline (R) FrI 1:20, 7:15, of Seneca artifacts and games. p.m., called "Getting Started [C N N ] Headline News Clntmo city — A world Apart (PG) form the surprise answer, as sug­ searchers and alleged eyewitnesses. (2 (X) Family Medical Center ert Vaughn. 1987. Rated R. 9:45, 12: Sot 12:20, 2:40, 4:55, 7:15, 9:45, baked goods booth, pumpkin The face painting will feature Searching Your Roots.” From 1 Congregational Church, 10 Wood­ gested by the above cartoon. hrs.) (Live) [ESPN ] Spirit of Adventure (Taped) FrI-Sun 1, 3:40, 4:50, 9:20. — Deod 12; Sun 12:20, 2:40, 4:55, 7:15, 9:45, 12; patch, haunted house and more. Indian motifs. Horse-drawn trol­ to 4 p.m., the 14th Connecticut land St., Hartford. Admission is (X) Joe Franklin 4 :3 0 A M [U SA] Night Flight: Night Ringers (R) FrI-Sun 1:10,3:50, 7,9:30. — Sun 12:20, 2:40, 4:55, 7:15, 9:45. (X) MOVIE: 'The Lady Vanishes* White [M AX] MOVIE: Near Dark' A n Okla­ Married to the Mob (R) FrI-Sun 1:30, Proceeds will go to purchase new $8 general, $6 seniors and stu­ homa cow boy falls victim to a clan of (3D Runaway W ith the Rich and Famous Flight Goes to the M ovies & C om in g A t ­ MANCHESTER ley rides, 25 cents each, will go Company will present a Civil War Print answer here: '■ Y Y Y Y Y Y traveling through pre-war Nazi Germany on tractions 4- 10, 7:20, 9:50. — Eight Men Out (PG) playground equipment. dents, if purchased in advance. an express train, an American heiress and bloodthirsty vampires. Adrian Pasdar, Susan Ruitan ("L .A . La w ") in Brussels, FrI-Sun 1:20, 4, 7:10, 9:40. UA Thiolors East — Cocktail (R) FrI between the Wood Library and encampment. Jenny Wright. Lance Henricksen. 1987. Belgium; Captiva Island off Florida's coast; (Answers tomorr'^w) a photographer stumble onto espionage A : 4 3 A M (D l Love Lucy 7:15, 9:30; Sot and Sun 2:30, 4:30, 7:15, and a kidnapping. Elliott Gould, Cybill She­ Rated R. (In Stereo) EAST HARTFORD 9:30. — Who Framed Rooer Rabbit Jumbles: GUEST PLUSH SURELY IRONIC (PG) FrI 7, 9:35; Sat and Sun 2:15,4:40, Yesterday’s pherd- 1979. 1 0:30PM CD Night Court Poor RIehords Fob ond CInemo — Answer: What a crooked politician with a "knotty" * Youno Guns (R) FrI and Sot 7:30, 9:30, 7, 9:35. — Tucker: The Man and His problem might try to do— PULL STRINGS CX) @® Perfect Strangers Season Pre­ (3D (39) Odd Couple -•12; Sun 7:30, 9:30. Dream (PG) PrI 7, 9:40; Sat and Sun 2, m iere (C C ) (2® INN News ■- Showcase Clnomos 1-9 — Mvstic Pizza 4:30, 7, 9:40. (X) MOVIE: 'Blue Lagoon' A ship­ I (R) Sot 8 (sneak preview). — Die Hord (M) Hogan's Heroes VERNON and handling, from Jumbla. cfo Ihia nawapapar, P.O. 6 oi 4360. Orlando, f L 330dS wrecked boy and girl come of age on a - (R) FrI 1, 7:10, 9:45, 12:10; Sat 1, 4:15, Includayournama.addraaa and tip coda and maha your chach payabla lo Nawapaparbooki tropical island. Brooke Shields, Christo­ dD Tres Generaciones - 7:10,9:45,12:10; Sun 1,4:15,7:10,9:45.— CIno 1 A 2 — Nightmare on Elm Street C ome S ee The pher Atkins. William Daniels. 1980. Allen Nation (R) FrI 1:M, 7:15, 9:30, IV (R) FrI 7, 9:30; Sat and Sun 2,4:15,7, [H B O ] 1 at & Ten: The Bulls Mean Busi- 11:30; Sat 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 7:15, 9:30, 9:30. — Cocktail (R) FrI 7:10, 9:20; Sot (ID Columbo neee (CC) Fights develop over everythng 11:30; Sun 12:30, 2:30,4:30,7:15,9:30 — and Sun 5, 7:10,9:20. — Ble Top Pee-wee (2® W a r of the W orlds Skeptical officials from parking to player trades. (In Stereo) Accused (R) FrI 1:45,7:45,10,12:05; Sat (PG) Sot and Sun 1:30, 3:15. force Harrison to prove that an alien inva­ 12'45,3,5:05,7:45,10,12:05; Sun 12:45,3, 10:35PM [D IS] Zorro WILLIMANTIC O lymhc M edalist sion is imminent. (60 min.) 5- 05, 7:45, 10. — A Fish Called Wanda (R) FrI 1:40, 7:40,9:50,12:10; Sot 12:40, Jlllson Square Cinema — A Fish (S ) (2® M O V IE ; ‘Crossing the M o b' Pre­ 1 1 :OOPM CD (X) ®) (59) (4® News 2'55, 5, 7:40, 9:50,12:10; Sun 12:40,2:55, Called Wdnda (R) FrI 7:45, 10, 12; Sat miere, (CC) A young man is torn between CB ® ) M-A-S-H 5. 7-40, 9:50. — Imagine IR) FrI 1:40, 12:45, 3:05, 5:35, 7:45, 10, 12; Sun 12:45, his desire to provide for his infant son and 7-20, 9:40, 11:40; Sat 12:40, 3, 5, 9:50, 3:05,5:35,7:45,10. — Betrayed (R) FrI 7, his increasing involvement in organized IX) Benny Hill li'50; Sun 12:40, 3, 5, 7:20, 9:40. — 9:30, 12; Sat 1:15, 3:50, 7, 9:30, 12; Sun crime. Jason Bateman. Frank Stallone. 3 5 Cheers ICC). Gorillas In the Mist (R) FrI 1:30, 7:15, 1 ;15,3:50,7,9:30.— Allen Nation (R) FrI 1988 ' -9 ^5 , 12:05; Sot 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, 9:45, 7:30, 9:40, 11:50; Sot 1, 3:15, 5:20, 7:30, 3® MOVIE: ‘The Lend That.Time For­ 9:40,11:50; Sun 1,3:15,5:20,7:30,9:40 — A stro g rap h (25 f S ) Washington Weak In Ravlaw got' A submarine comes upon an island '12:05; Sun 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, 9:45. — : Crossina Deloncev (PG) FrI 1:15, 7:30, Gorilla In the Mist (PG-13) FrI 7, 9:45, 9 - X . 11:50; Sol 12:15, 2:20, 4:25, 7:30, 12:10; Sat 1:15,4:15,7,9:45,12; Sun 1:15, 9:50, 11:50; Sun 12:15, 2:20, 4:25, 7:30, 4:15, 7, 9:45. — Dead RIneers (R) FrI M:onica 9 -50. — Runnlno on Empty (PG-13) Fr11, 7:10, 9:35, 12; Sat 1:30, 4, 7:10, 9:35, 12; Internation* roles In your affairs than they have In the 7'10, 9:35, 11:45; Sot 12, 2:30, 4:45, 7:10, Sun 1:30, 4, 7:10, 9:35. — Sweethearts past. Make sure you keep on the best of 9'35, 11:45; Sun 12,2:30,4:45, 7:10, 9:35. Dance (R) FrI 7,9:20,11:40; Sot 12,2:20, cfour terms with pals on all levels. Duel of movies ends _Comine to America (R) Fr11:10,7:25, 4:40, 7, 9:20, 11:40; Sun 12, 2:20,4:40, 7, Rhythrnic PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Conditions 9:55, 12:10; Sot 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:25, 9:20. Gymnastics birthday that have direct influence upon your NEW YORK (AP) — CBS’saga the top 10, its premiere of "Empty standing in the eyes of others will im­ about Liberace finished among Nest,” nestled behind the hit Invitational Oct. IS, 1988 prove. Your deeds give you credit and iast week’s top 15 prime-time TV “Golden Girls” on Saturday, and C u p n i win praise. shows and nearly matched the More travel and activity is in the otfing ARIES (March 21-April 19) An arrange­ a preview of “Dear John” in the in the year ahead. There's a possibility ment that has been out of sync lately rating of ABC’s version broad­ NBC Thursday hit lineup. The you may finally get to see some places can be brought back on track today. cast the previous week. season premiere of “The Cosby Oct. 28 & 29 you've always wanted to visit. This is a good time to air any points of ABC’s “Liberace” had a rating Show” was No. 1, though it had a LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Some good disagreement. of 16.8 and ranked seventh. It was considerably lower rating and GLASTONBURY news looks like It Is finally on Its way. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your great­ the “official" version, sanctioned Springfield Civic Center est benefits today are likely to come share than its premiere last Don't be discouraged. Be expectant by the flamboyant entertainer’s season — 24.2 and a 40 share, HIGH SCHOOL and hold positive thoughts. Know where Irom a situation that has been engi­ Rhythmic gymnastics captures both the elegance of dance and the athletic to look for romance and you'll find It. neered by a friendly associate. There Is estate. compared with 31.5 and 51 last Hubbard Street The Astro-Graph Matchmaker Instantly a contribution you can make to enhance Perhaps viewers tuned in for year. skill of gymnastics. At the Ronica Cup, you'll see the 1988 Olympic silver medalist, reveals which signs are romantically this venture. CBS’ “Liberace; Behind the Gerald Jaffe, NBC’s vice presi­ 4th Annual Adriana Dounavska from Bulgaria, along with the world championship Bulgarian GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Partnership perfect for you. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, Music,” hoping for a more dent for research projects, attrib­ group team. You'll also see an entire field of champions from the U.S., Canada, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91426, arrangements should work out ex­ sensationalized account of his uted the "Cosby” number to SAT. OCT. 22 Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. tremely well (or you today, whether o( a life. The CBS movie had a rating France, Hungary, and Japan. SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) This could romantic or social nature. competition from baseball, but 10:30-4:00 be a fortuitous day where things ol a CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) You're a of 16.6 and ranked 14th, according said NBC had expected the material nature are concerned. Lady good closer today so don't waste any to the A.C. Nielsen Co. show’s ratings to slide in this, its Admission *2.50 Oct. 28, 7 m Sat.. Oct. 29, 2 m Luck will be doing her best to work out opportunities where you have a chance NBC won a week it had fifth season. Siny large round or thick pan Child under 12 free Tickets $7.00— Weekend package $10.00 ways to make you more prosperous. to finalize something to your satisfac­ expected to lose because of major The rest of last week’s top 10 <4.50 per couple with ad $2 discount for students and senior citizens. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You tion. If you leave things hanging, your league baseball championship were: ”A Different World,” Limit 1 couple per ad have excellent leadership qualities to­ luck could wane. pizza with 2 toppings LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Ventures that playoffs on ABC. A rainout of “Golden Girls,” "Empty Nest” Free Sports Bag to the first 250 people to arrive each day. day. This will be very evident to those Friday’s National League game 3 and “Dear John,” all NBC; with whom you'll be involved. Assume have slight elements of chance could 114 craftspeople from all over New England will be at this craft Tickets available at Springfield (Mass.) Civic Center (413) 787-6600. more responsibility. work out well today. Don't be timid In lowered ABC’s score in the “Jesse,” a CBS Tuesday movie; fair. There will be all popular crafts, plus many one of a kind. This CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) People matters where bold strokes are Nielsens and gave NBC the and tied -at eighth; "ALF,” Special $ ^^9 9 show Is sponsored by UNICO and they will have food available. Or through Ticketron (800) 382-8080 Visa and MasterCard accepted In authority are likely to grant favors to required. unexpected victory. "Tonight Show 26th Anniver­ you today that they are not apt to grant VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) Something la For the week that ended sary” and “The Hogan Family” * * * for info 508-263-7243 * * * to others. Their assistance should help presently stirring that should make both Sunday, NBC had a 15.0 rating, on NBC, plus CBS’ “60 Minutes” 4>10pm J f Fifty cents from each ticket sold will be donated to the U.S. Committee for the United nations Children's Fund. you to achieve established objectives. you and your tamlly leel more secure. ABC 13.4 and CBS 12.4. Next Show - Sturbrldge Ma. Sheraton Inn, Rt. 20, Nov. 13 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Friends What Is likely to transpire could begin to and ABC’s "Monday Night are going to be playing more prominent blossom today. NBC added two new shows to Football.” > — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Oct. 14. 1988

You can work part time in reai estate At o condition precedent to the placement ot any odver- CLERICAL. Full time of­ D E A R BRUCE: I prepared to make the effort to become have product liability insurance. tltlnp In the Manchester He­ fice position. 40 hours rald. Advertiser hereby have a degree in social licensed and then develop sales skills, per week. Rellabllty There is always a possibility that oerees to protect. Indemnity and accuracy Impor­ work and earn about it would seem to me that you have a someone could, in fact, become sick and hold harmless the Man­ CUSTODIAN. Part time, tant. Experience using $16,000 a year. I am 35 decent chance of success. because they ate your cake. And then chester Herald, Its otficers . SECRETARY. Executive and employees against any evenings, 5-8:30pm. adding machine and Secretary with office years old, married with Smart Money With most other occupations, you there is also the possibility that and all liability, loss or Hours flexible, 5 days typing skills helpful. management responsi­ one child. I have have to jump in and immediately someone will falsely claim to have expense. Including attor­ per week. Apply: Facil­ Apply In person, bilities. Career oppor­ reached the top of my become immersed. Real estate is one been made ill. All too often, claims neys' fees, arising from ities Services, South Progue Shoe Com­ tunity at face paced Bruce Williams claims of unfair trade practi­ earning curve with the of the few exceptions. I applaud your Windsor Board of Edu­ Salem Nassiff pany. 200 Pitkin Street, advertising agency. like this cannot be substantiated. ces, Infringement of trade­ East Hartford.______agency and am having a choice. c a tio n , 1737 M ain Salary In the mid twen­ • Flexible However, the cost of your defense marks, trade names or pat­ Camera & Scheduling very tough time surviv­ ents, vlalotlon ot rights of Street, South Windsor. BULLDOZER Operator. ties. Call Barbara, 646- could bankrupt you. 528-9711 ext. 40. EOE To operate D-3 Cat. 4683.______ing on this salary. privacy and Infringement of • Complete Health DEAR BRUCE: I bake cakes in my I would urge you to give your copyright and proprietary Photo Shop Must be able to fine Insurance I would like to switch DISHWASHER. Even- MEDICAL Office-full home for sale — wedding cakes, insurance broker a call. You might rights, unfair competition Ings for hard working P art tim e position grade and do all time position. Varied ’’Including Dental" on the residential market. and libel and slander, which around bulldozing. Full to real estate but that would mean birthday cakes, and special occasion consider getting together with the person. Career oppor­ available for mature, duties. Direct patient • Uniform Most residential real estate sales may result from the publica­ time employment with being paid by commission only. If cakes. All of my business comes to me other women and forming a little tion of any advertlsment In tunities are possible. well-groomed Indi­ control. Benefits avail­ Allowance I HELP WANTED things don’t work out, I ’d have no and servicing takes place in the through word of mouth. I think I do a company in which each of you could Will train. Call Cavey's benefits. Call 742-5317, able. Please call 872- the Manchester Herald by vidual In customer 8am-5pm. • Bonus Hours evening and on weekends. That’s advertiser. Including adver­ at 643-2751.______0355, Mondav-Fridav, income at all. As you can imagine, I better-than-average job, and business have your own clients but the baking services and related TUBE Bender, and Tube because the potential buyers and tisements In any free distri­ 10am-4 pm. • Free Meals LABORER. Heavy con­ have been able to save almost nothing is improving. would be under one corporate bution publications pub­ PARA-Professlonal photo finishing. Asembler. Persons struction. Apply In per­ sellers are ordinarily engaged in their Aides needed. Two po­ For more Information because of my low salary. I have talked to several of the ladies umbrella. lished by the Manchester please call needed for hand fitting son : The Andrew Is real estate a good business to get regular occupations on weekdays who buy from the wholesale supplier That way, the insurance risk would Herald. Penny Sleffert, sitions are open In the 643-7369 TREE Care Sales Repre­ CHECKING of aircraft compo­ Ansoldl Building Com­ into? Could someone like me make during normal business hours. that I patronize. We all have won­ be spread across three or four people. Publisher. Bolton School System sentative. The Bartlett CRESTRELD nents. Experience with pany, 186 B ldw ell for Para-Professlonol Tree Expert Company CONVALESCENT brazing and layouts a more money than I am presently In reai estate, as you point out, dered whether or not we should have 1 think that you would find that it PEOPLE TW ENTY Hour position, ACCOUNT Street, Manchester. Aides to work 19 hours LOST Is looking for moti­ HOME plus. Apply In person: EXPERIENCED Carpen­ earning? I am not stupid — I just you’re almost always paid on a insurance in case someone at a would be considerably less expensive per week at the elemen­ 5-9, adding to present vated tree core special­ RETURNS The E.A. Patten Com­ picked a career field which, although commission basis. If a sale takes wedding or birthday party says they than insuring yourselves individually. AND FOUND tary level. For Infor­ Stott. Apply Salvation MANCHESTER, CT. ter for commerclol ist tor the Central Con- pany, 303 Wetherall work. Contact Jimmy fulfilling in many ways, is not place today, it is unlikely that the got sick from eating our cake. Fonda breaks her nose mation, call Steven Army, 385 Broad nectlcut area. CLERK 6435151 Street, Manchester, LOST. Black, male cat Bent, Assistant Princi­ Street, Manchester. at 646-5775 or Charlie at financially rewarding. commission will be paid sooner than Is there some way we could be sued Knowledge of the tree Needed in our Connecticut. 645-1805. LOSANGELES 'with white stomach pal, 643-5166 or 643-2411. RETAIL Sales Position. T.T., another 90 to 120 days, when a buyer if, rightly or wrongly, such a claim is Bruce Williams, Am erica’s top and feet. One year old. care or green Industry downtown operations CUSTODIAN. Second (A P ) — Jane EOE.______Part time position necessary. Sales expe­ SAN DIEGO has secured a mortgage and worked made? radio talk host, is heard each week Last seen on August 28, center. Opportunity shift, to perform gen­ Fonda broke her PART time Teller positi­ working Tuesday- rience helpful. We out other details. R.J., night on NBC stations. Write to Charter Oak Street- to learn and grow in eral office and factory nose in a bicycle on! available at East Saturdav, 20 hours- offer excellent earn­ cleaning. Must be able D E A R T.T.: Real estate is one of the As in all selling, the good sales TOLEDO, OHIO Williams in care of the Manchester Sycamore Lane area. ,weeklv. Please colt for a challenging accident, but she Answers to Reebok. Hartford Aircraft Fed­ ings and benefits. For to do lifting with no ii LOOK FOR THE ^ few career fields that will allow you to people are well rewarded, and the Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester eral Credit Union. In Its Interview, 646-5718. further Information banking plans to be bapk on Please help us find him. restrictions. Expe­ start out part-time if you concentrate others fall by the wayside. If you are D EAR R.J.: Clearly you should 06040. Reward. Call 649-7492 East Hartford and Far- HOUSEKEEPER. Part and appointment, call environment. Call rience using power I Jf ^ STARS ... ^ the Toronto set of after 6. _ rhlngton locations. time position availa­ 649-8150. for appointment, fork cleaning equip­ the movie “ Let­ East Hartford hours, MISSING. Black, tluffy, ble, flexible hours, 646-1700, ext. 226 ment a plus. The ters” by today. Monday through Fri­ mostly evenings, com­ Looking for Gerber Scientific In­ llo o k for the CLASSIFIED year old, male with day or Monday, Thurs­ Miss Fonda col­ collar. Vicinity Scar­ petitive starting salary SAVINGS BANK strument Company, 83 Planned parenthood teaches day, Friday mornings and benefits. Appli­ something? Gerber Road West, lided with another borough Road and Au­ (flexible). Experience OF I ADS with STARS; tum n. Reward. 649- cants are Invited to South Windsor, bicyclist Monday preferred but we will apply In person, MANCHESTER Connecticut. D r. G o tt 6436. train someone with while pedaling Monday-Frlday, 9:00- CREDIT-Collectlons. I Put a star on your ad Peter Gott, M.D. previous cash handling 2:00. Coll 228-9496, osk down a Toronto experience. Qualified Malor communica­ more than just birth control for Linda. FULL time retail sales­ tions company seeks street, smacking applicants should call HNANCIAL person. Jewelery com- aggressive, highly I Telephone 643-2711 her head on the Pam St. Jeon at 568- pany In malor across the country, highly trained 2020. EOE motivated Individual DEAR pavement, her spo- ABANDON the search. deportment store seek­ for collections and professionals do a lot more than Jane Fonda- HELP WANTED ABBY: For the kesman said Thank you for making PART Time positions G3 ing enthusiastic and credit processing. Ex­ I ★ 4 first time since just provide birth control. They Thursday. us number 1 for 41 available. Weekend or FIRE Restoration com­ Shop the reliable full time soles cellent communica­ she was born, have a variety of educational “ She’s fine. It was no big deal,” publicist years. For fast, confi­ weekday work. Stu­ pany looking for a few person. Retail expe­ tion, organization and my 11-year-old programs for parents and child­ dential service and dents and retirees wel­ good workers. Will rience helpful. Good minimum computer iJJanfl|ratrr lirralii Steve Rivers said. Classifieds. salary and benefits, daughter needs D ear A bby ren to help them discuss sexual easy terms, call us for come. Call tor Informa­ train. $6.00 starting skills required. Full Ear pain has Miss Fonda was treated at Toronto East all your financial flexible hours, bright package of benefits. something issues in an open, comfortable tion, D & D Caterers, pay. Full and part time Herald Abigail Van Buren General Hospital and released. needs. Conn & Conn Manchester, 646-0350. day work. Benefits. future. Call Liberty No­ Call Sara Chalmers at from me that I manner. They also may have “ It was her day off and she was going 233-9687. Cal I after 9am, 646-6855. 643-2711 tional, 568-1115. 528-9261. can’t give her. educational counseling programs around a curve and she collided with another several causes She’s started to just for parents, and others just ask a lot of for teens or preteens. bicyclist,” Rivers said. Miss Fonda, 50, stars with Robert DeNiro in DEAR DR. GOTT: For two years or more my son, questions You also may be interested to the movie, which has been filming in Toronto 32, has had ear pain, but there is no infection. He's about how her body is changing, I suppose I should consider know that most Planned Parent­ had his wisdom teeth out, but the pain is still there. some new feelings she’s expe­ myself lucky. She says some of hood clinics, in addition to provid­ since Aug. 15. Shooting was suspended for What’s our next step? riencing, and how to get a boy she the "older” girls are talking ing birth control, offer medical several days, but Rivers said the production would resume today with Miss Fonda. Y LICEN likes to notice her. services and testing, counseling WIN about birth control! Abby, will you please steer a and/or referrals for: pregnancy, “A Winner Every Day... Moniday thru Saturday” CON'STITUTION ST’ATE , D EAR READ ER: Ear pain can have a variety of When I was her age, I had the mother in the right direction? infertility, sterilization for causes: ear disease, temporo-mandibular joint same questions in mind, but I TRUSTING YOU women and men, abortion, sickle Queen seeks action (TM J) dysfunction, infection of the parotid didn’t have the nerve to ask my cell anemia, cancer, AIDS and LONDON (A P ) — Queen Elizabeth II has 238-EVVJ (salivary) gland and dental abcesses — to mention a other sexually transmitted dis­ mother. I’m glad my daughter DEAR TRUSTING: It may be instructed her lawyers to consider action M/\NafSTERHOND\ 24 ADAMS ST. 646-3515 few. From the information you supply, 1 cannot eases, hypertension, diabetes, .CONNECTICUT feels close enough to me to ask, too early for your daughter to ask against a newspaper for publishing a private precisely locate the pain. Is it in — or near — the vaginal infections, prenatal care Your *25 check Is waiting at MANCKsrERhriNrA if your license number appears somewhere in the classified columns today... but r m not comfortable enough to about birth control, but it’s not too photograph of the royal family without ear? What makes it worse? Or better? What other and menopause. In other words, give her any answers. Besides, early to get help from Planned permission. symptoms does your son have? I ’m not even sure I know the right Parenthood. In more than 800 in many parts of the country. ABANDON the search. PART time mornings. MAINTENANCE. Varied INSURANCE. Growing CLERICAL-Retoll. Im- DISHWASHER. Mondov- Thursday’s Sun published a large front-page lobs: cleaning In our In my opinion, patients with pain referred to the answers. Planned Parenthood centers Planned Parenthood is a “ one- Thank you for making General office workers agency looking for full medlote opening tor Frldov, days. Top MICROFILM ear should be checked first by an otolaryngologist, stop reproductive health shop” photo of the queen, her mother and the us no.1 tor 41 years. tor Manchester Real X-RAY Technician. Im­ offices and warehouse, tome and port time full time position. Du­ wages and benefits In­ Duchess of York and her infant daughter. Fast, confidential, Estate office. Typing & mediate Medical Core yard work, messenger people to perform cus­ ties Include general of­ clude health, life dis­ an ear specialist. If this expert is unable to find the for men and women of all ages. duties. Learn building tomer service and gen­ OPERATOR Princess Beatrice. easy mortgages. Mr. bookkeeping expe­ Center of East Hart­ fice work, Ideal posi­ ability, vocation poy cause of your son’s discomfort, I would bring in a A little-known fact: Planned repairs. Drivers li­ eral office duties. tion tor person who and profit shoring to The photo “ was published without the Mortgage where rience helpful. 646-4655. ford hos 0 full time TRAINEES dentist for an opinion. From there, your son should Parenthood does exactly what its America borrows has opening for a regis­ cense reaurled. Apply: Some experience pre­ enloys meeting public. eligible employees. probably seek the services of professionals in the D a ta B a n k name implies. It not only helps permission of the queen or any member of the been a neighborhood tered X-Rov Technl- Hartford Despatch, 225 ferred. Agents license Will train. Competitive Apply In person to: Spaulding Co. diagnostic clinic of a teaching hospital. With couples prevent having babies royal family or the person who took the tradition helping ho­ clon. Our Techs enloy Prospect Street, Eost and management ex­ pay and benefits. Non­ Bickford’s Restaurant, Hartford, Connecticut perience plus but not South Windsor, has modern diagnostic techniques, including X-ray CAT they are not ready for, it helps photograph,” a Buckingham Palace meowners tor 41 years. MATURE Woman to take working on o rotating 3 0 sm oking company. 415 Hartford Turnpike Please coll Conn 8, core ot Infants and doy work week. We 06108. EOE. necessary. Urbonetfl South Windsor area. (Route 30), Vernon. an Immediate opening scans, the cause of ear pain can usually be readily couples with fertility problems, statement said. Insurance Agency, 649- Conn at 233-9687. toddlers In exclusive offer a complete be­ RADON Techs. Will train Jamie, 289-6466. EOE/M/F/H/V ______for production discovered. An ENT specialist would be an The World's Refugees so that they can have the babies “ The queen’s (lawyers) have been d a y core center . 0016. nefit package Includ­ to test/remedlote COOKS. Full ond port camera operator. Wo appropriate first step. they want. instructed in connection with breach of ONE OF THE surest wavs Mondoy-Frldoy, 7-1 or ing o weekend differen­ homes and offices for time, days or evenings. The cost? Only what you can copyright,” the statement said, adding that to find bargain buys Is to 1-6. Storting $5/hour. tial and o competitive radon. Car needed. Sa- CENTRAL Top wages, schedule. offer competitive afford to pay. Nobody is turned the fam ily portrait was “ a private picture shop the classified ods The Children's Place, starting salary. Inter­ lory . 742-9424. Full Tim e Cleon restaurant. Be­ saiary and benefits. Inc., 643-5535.______ested applicants, call INFORMATION nefits Include health, D E AR DR. GOTT: How does an lUD work’’ away because he or she is poor. taken by a friend of the royal family.” every day. TIRE Changer and/or Two Positions Experience preferred, Call Planned Parenthood today. K im a t 721-7393, mechanic ot Nichols FILE CLERK life, disability, voco- The Sun, Bntain’s largest-selling DENTAL Business Secre­ A vailable tlon pay and profit but wiil train. Call D E AR READER: The human body tends to reject It’s listed in your phone book. Monday-Frlday, 9-4. Tire and Automotive. newspaper, said in a statement that the PART TIME tory Assistant. Will NURSE Aide Certified, Data Entry CRT shoring to eligible em­ Gary Chandler foreign substances. The intra-uterine device (lUD) train. Port or full time. Good pay, full benefits. 1-FOOD ASSEMBLY photograph would not be republished HELP WANTED Home Health Aides. 643-1161.______experience a plus, to ployees. opportunities is usually made of metal and acts to alter the DEAR ABBY: The letter in 649-9287. tor advancement Into 289-7918 “ pending the resolution of our dispute with the Upjohn Health Core MAINTENANCE Person & WRAPPING do maintenance on receptiveness of the uterine lining. which you mention "falsies” (the Services has Imme­ monooement. Apply In for interview. palace.” for general cleoning account records in person to: Blcktorii's In very simple terms, in reacting to the lUD, the kind some women wear) re­ diate openings for ex­ EOE M/F/H/V and some repair. Must 2-JANITORIAL/ our downtown Restaurant, 415 Hort- uterus repels other “ foreign bodies," such as a minded me of my dear father who perienced people. PART TIME DELIVERY PERSON hove driver's license. MAINTENANCE operations center. tord Turnpike (Route fertilized egg. Therefore, with an lUD in place, a had a wonderful sense of humor. Days, evenings, nights, Apply Hartford Des­ Education incentives and llve-ln hours avail­ Excellent benefits 30), Vernon. INVENTORY Control woman is virtually preventing the fertilized eggs His definition of “ falsies” : twin Immediate opening for part time patch. 225 Prospect •5.50 an hour to start able In the Manchester package. Call for EOE/M/F/H/V Coordinator. Large from attaching to the uterine lining: the product of bluffs! KANSAS CITY, Mo. (A P ) - About 300 high Street, East Hortford. with scheduled wage Iraqis 1400,000 deiivery of newspapers to stores and area. Coll for on ap­ appointment wholesale nursery conception simply passes out of the body without FR AN K H. JANIN, school students who were promised a free pointment. 521-8920. EOE reviews and super be­ You’ll be surprised now seeks has entry level racks in Manchester. 2 Hours daiiy - 6 646-1700, ext. 226 implanting in the uterus. This reaction is by no ITASCA, ILL. college education by Ewing Kauffman, nefits. No experience economical It Is to adver­ position available for Cambodians | 1 31^50 tise In Classified. 643-2711. Individuals to coordi­ means 100 percent certain: hence, some women do co-owner of the Kansas City Royals, have days per week. Houriy pius miieage. necessary. We need become pregnant with lUDs. But the system works caring people to join nate Inventory selec­ another incentive to do well in school. Dependable transportation and valid SALES REPRESENTATIVE SAVINGS BANK tion and plant tagging well enough to be a viable method of birth control. Sudanese Q 2 0 5 ^ our team. Call PROFESSIONAL Soles Abby’s favorite recipes are Michael Herman, president of the Kauffman driver’s license necessary. Call Frank OF Closers. Notional Com­ functions. Organiza­ However, some women may expel the lUD itself, Rwandese [^^Jl96J00i going like hotcakes! Send your Foundation, announced that members of a The Prudential is ottering an excellent 643-7656 MANCHESTER pany seeking highly tional ond communica­ or the device can migrate internally to cause name and address, plus check or MeSweegan, at the Manchester Herald ask tor Dave. motivated Individual tion skills ore required. freshman class who are enrolled in the college career opportunity to a sales person in problems. This is why women with lUDs must money order for $3.50 to: Abby’s - 647-9946. with the copoblllty of Plant knowledge Is a Burundians □ 179,0009,01 program, called Project Choice, will receive plus. It youenloy work­ periodically check themselves to make sure that the Cookbooklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Manchester and surrounding towns. This is an measuring Individual $50 a semester for attending classes regularly WRECKER Driver. We dwellings. All our leads ing outside, coll orsend lU D is in place, and have yearly checkups with their J Morris, III. 61054. (Postage is established territory. Starting salary up to *500 resume to: The Robert gynecologists. at Westport High School. ore In need ot on expe- ore generated through NEA Qtiphlc included.) a week depending upon qualifications. rlenced Wrecker T.V. Medio. An excep­ Baker Companies, c/o “ If you’re not in school then you can’t PART TIME CHILD Core workers W. Tote, 1700 Mountain Driver. Good salary wanted. Full or port tional opportunity to become an academic success,” Herman told Experience not necessary; we will train. and all componybenet- moke your financial Rood, West Suttleld, time positions availa­ Connecticut, 06093. Tel­ several hundred students and their parents at CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR Benefits are among the best in the industry. Its. Apply to Stan ble. Excellent benefits dreams come true. Coll Lorry ot: 1-800-537- ephone, 668-7371. the school Wednesday. Many of the families Housewives, mothers with young children, Ozimek, Morlortv package. Will train. Losing your billfold could be expensive Offering a full line of Life. Health, Auto, and Brothers, 643-5135. 2651. are poor. students. Earn extra money with your own Coll Linda, 646-7090. Home insurance, as well as mutual funds and HAIRDRESSER. Small Project Choice, started last spring and part-time Job. Bring your children with you busy salon full or port It used to be, if you administered through the foundation, Fortunately, most states will issue a ■ Some brokerage houses provide and save on babysitting costs. 21 hours per investment products. time. 55 percent com­ lost your billfold or guarantees a college education for members mission, & paid voca­ temporary license for - travelers convenient, card-sized documents week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise purse you’d sit down on caught in such a bind. of last year’s eighth-grade class at Westport Contact Bill Raspa or Harry Velardi at tion. Roller setting listing your account number, the our carrier boys and girls. If you like kids, want needed. 649-7879 or 649- the curb and cry. ■ The same goes for your keys. This broker’s phone number and other Middle School who meet certain 644-1145. a little independence and your own Income 8568. You can’t do that can end up being unexpectedly information. Someone finding this requirements. S ylvia Equal Opportunity Employar M/F t R E W A R D ] anymore. You don't expensive because if your keys are in card could have a high time playing Kauffman, 72, founder and chairman of the call 647-9046 or 647-6947, ask for Frank have the time. If you your purse - - or if you carry a spare the market with your money. The board of pharmaceutical maker Marion MeSweegan, Manchester Herald. lose your purse, or P o rte r house key in your billfold — you have chances of such an individual drain­ Laboratories, recently made Forbes reach for your billfold to change the locks. Don’t forget ing your account for himself are very magazine’s list of the 400 richest Americans. only to find an empty *1500 Bonus changing the car locks, too, or you slight, but in an age when computer His net worth was listed at $740 million. PRIVATE PARTY SAVINGS BANK pocket, there’s a good might awaken one morning to dis­ hackers break into giant computer (Altar BO Day$ of Sarvica) chance you’re compet­ cover that the family chariot is among systems just for the fun of it, Merchandise Ads RRST CLASS ing with crooks in a race against the ■ You must report the loss of credit the missing. vandalism is a real possibility. Let Mayor tells of problems OF MANCHESTER clock. How quickly you react, and how cards. Make a note of the time and ■ Report at once the loss of your your broker know immediately of the AUTOMOTIVE Looking to expand well you have prepared for such an date of each call, and record the name automatic teller card. This can be the loss, and get your account number SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Mayor Henry Loan Center our night crew. eventuality, will determine who wins of the employee with whom you speak most expensive card to lose. If Cisneros says he and his wife, Mary Alice, are TECHNICIANS changed. needed to work in our busy Need applicants to the contest. in case it becomes an issue later! You someone manages to come up with the having marital problems, but denied they will Par! tim e - Clerk Typist, The prize in this race is your money, are not liable on these cards for any access code that, in combination with ■ With the new immigration law, seek a divorce. growing dealership. Good stock shelves on the Collection Dept., flexible hours. your other valuables, and possibly charges made after you have filed your card, gets into your account and there’s a hot trade in stolen or phony The 41-year-old mayor, who last month said hourly wage plus perfor­ night shift. Hours your safety. Now — before anything such a report, and in any case your you have not notified the bank of the Social Security cards. This doesn’t he would not be seeking a fifth mayoral term, mance, bonus, fully paid Full tim e - Clerk Typist, Student Loans 9-7. Competitive happens — learn and start obeying the maximum liability is $50 per card. It card’s loss within two working days, seem like a big deal, and chances are said he wanted to respond to rumors that his * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days fam. health insurance, profit rules, which are: List. Report. is wise to follow up with a letter to you could lose up to $500. If you fail to it won’t be. But there’s always the 99f salary and benefits. 19-year marriage was nearing an end. * Additional Lines 504 Pen Line, Per Day sharing, vacation, paid holi­ Call Joe McCavanagh Replace. each store or bank card company. report it within 60 days and someone possibility that someone else’s in­ “ I am not saying I have a perfect marriage, Full tim e - Clerk Typist, Installment Loan days, paid sick time, techni­ Mature, responsible come will be reported on your Social * Classifications 71 thru 87 First, list everything in your billfold (Tip worth your attention: the cleans out your account (plus any la m not saying I want to run for governor or Origination/Servicing Area. cians Interested contact: person. Interested Security number. * Merchandise Under *250 646-4321 that will require action if you lose it, numbers used to report lost cards are cash-advance privileges you have), president. I am saying I am taking myself out along with the appropriate telephone changed frequently because custo­ you are out the full amount. But if you * Ad must contain price! applicants apply to: ■ The same holds true with insu­ of public life so I can work these things out,” Please apply in person numbers and addresses. Keep the list mers insist on using them for other You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds report the card’s disappearance rance identification cards. People the mayor said in a telephone Interview where you can get to it quickly. business. Be sure your list is up-to- due to this low price... within two working days, your maxi­ who make their living by stealing Wednesday from Philadelphia, where he was SAVINGS BANK OF Second, report the loss at once and date. The correct number is listed mum loss is $50. other people’s possessions aren’t giving a lecture. PERSONNEL third, at the same time, arrange for with each month’s account state­ ■ Many people now carry telephone above charging their emergency- Last year, the mayor said he would not be MANCHESTER replacement of the lost items. ment.) Also, this may be a good time company credit cards, and it is DEPT. room visits to your policy. seeking a statewide office in 1990. Cisneros ■ Stop and take stock of the to consider whether you really need possible for someone with a stolen CALL CLASSIFIED 923 Main St. 239 SPENCER ST. was among the top Hispanic elected officials financial instruments you carry: all those credit cards. card to run up astounding phone You probably carry some other MANCHESTER, CT nationwide who were interviewed for the Manchester, Connecticut bank and store credit cards, for ■ Guard your driver’s license. This charges. Report the loss to the phone items in your billfold or purse that IN instance. Or a card for an automatic can be of special concern if you lose company at once. Again, send a don’t immediately come to mind, but Democratic vice presidential slot in 1984. 643-2711 NOW! teller machine. your wallet or purse while on a trip. follow-up letter. these need your attention, too. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Oct. 14, 1988 — M n - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Oct. 14, 1988 L0T8/LAND APARTMENTS MISCELLANEOUS I TAG I HOMES HOMES FDR SALE FOR RENT FURNITURE FOR SALE SALES m i HELP WANTED I HELP WANnO FOR SALE FOR SALE MANCHESTER. High MANCHESTER. Two TWIN size bed with bullt- EIGHT month old water- NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ CLERICAL. Position du­ ADORABLE 6 room Cope REPOSSESSED Homes. large lot with on excit­ bedroom Townhouse bed, $325. Courthouse S p c c i o l i Need repairs. Fix and ln dresser and book­ e ra l S tatute 23-45 p ro h ib its ties to Include: typing, Cod on Essex Street. 3 ing view of Hartford. with fireplace. AM ap­ case. Asking $200. Dne Gold membership, the posting of advertise­ T h e f f i c e HELP telephone and some bedrooms, newer roof, sell for big SS. 446-0276, $125,000. 563-1413. pliances, heat, hot wa­ 646-0528. 12'/z months left tor m ents b y o n v person, fir m o r direct contact with cus­ newer vinyl siding, de-. Ext. H-2 ______, ter, carpeting, air con- $450. Compared to reg­ corporation on o telegraph, WANTED tomers. Good wages luxe fully appllanced THIS two fam ily Is an one BUSINESS dlttonlng. Nice ular price of $700 plus. telephone, electric light or and full company paid aEANHia iraPAINTINe/ / MKCELLANEOUS MMCEUJUIEOUS custom oak kitchen, of a kind Gem. Owners k location I Coll 649-5240. TV/8TERE0/ Eric 649-3426.0______power pole or to a tre e , Framers, benefits. Call 647-9137. fantastic new tllt-out unit features fully op- B PROPERTY APPLIANCES shrub, rock, or any other Vinyl Siding, m u m iSSjPAPEffim ^ SERVICES , SERVICES MANCHESTER. Immac­ 7" Reel to Reel tapes. natural oblect without a w r it­ windows toot Just pllonced newer kitchen ulate 3 bedroom apart­ ten perm it for the purpose of CUSTODIAN. Full time, WASHER. Hotpoint, Most recorded on. $1.50 Construction. 3pm-11pm. Contact Mr. NAME your own reaso­ GSL Building Molnte- move right In I $134,500. built to perfection. , MANCHESTER. For ment. Two baths, fully each. Call Jack Ber­ protecting It or the public and Experience Stephen Schachner, SOUTH BOLTON nable price. Fottier & HAW NBTREmiE nonce Co. Commercl- Jackson 8, Jackson Fireplace In livin g sole. Furnished office appllanced, dream kit­ heavy duty, large ca­ trand at 643-1262. carries a fine of up to $50 for Real Estote, 647-8400.D room and much more. building. Over 2000 pacity. Used 6 months. each offense.______necessary. Parker Memorial CLEANINQ SERVICE. Son Pointing and Pap­ Buohat, tniok S ohippsr. Slump ol/ResIdentlol building chen. $700 plus utllltes. HOLIDAY Matrix Fitness ering. Removal. 291- removal. Fra* asUmata*. MANCHESTER. Price Second floor has many square feet, excellent Alex Matthew Realty, $200, best otter. 643- AHtiQUES, colleciables, i s r ^ School, Tolland. 875- repairs and home Im­ location. 17 cor park­ 5845.______Center membership. Competitive wages. 0721. EOE______INC. 8567. Bpaatal oontldaratlon for provements. Interior reduced. Charming six good features, also 649-4003.______tools, 12 foot boat with Commeroial / Residential basement has loads of ing lot. $285,000. Robert Good at all locations. motor, more. 52 Can- Call OFFICE Position. Part aldarly and handloappsd. and exterior painting, room center chimney MANCHESTER. Lydoll Platinum Life Mem­ PuNy Haumd • Sendad. light carpentry. Com­ cope with unique floor cabinets plus o work D. Murdock, 643-2692. I SPORTING dlewoqd Drive, Man­ time-full time. Han­ shop. $219,900. Realty :■ Woods, 2 bedrooms, 2 bership. Value $1300. chester. Saturday, Dc- 647-5756 dling phones and gen- 647-7553 plete lonltorlal ser­ plan. This nicely deco­ AVAILABLE Imme­ baths on first floor. ISOODS Selling for $600. 04MS45 BRWSHWORKS. Interior vice. Experienced; rel­ rated home boasts o W orld, Benoit, diately. 6000 square tober 15th, 9am-3pm. erol oftice work. Able Frechette Associates, Centrol olr, central to work with minimum pointing. Free esti­ Till Soil ScrsBBBi Loam iable, free estimates. front to bock, tlre­ feet, Industrial space. vac, microwave, 2 car 7 toot Slate pool table for POOL Table-Sears. Good TAG Sale. Three fam ily, BE Your own boss! Are mates. 12 years expe­ 646-7709.O Subdlvldoble. Reaso­ you one of those Indi­ supervision. South Any amounl deMmdTAIiOt RA 643-0304.______placed living room, garage. Enormous sole. $650. Call 644-2740. condition. $300. Call af­ furniture, housewares Windsor location. 289- rience. Finished cabl- garage, three bed­ nable rotes. 643-1108 storage attic. Quiet, ter 3:30pm or leave and clothes. 56 Lennox viduals capeable of UWNCARE nets/celllngs. Woll flfVMA ilonB mS bwK muteK NEED time oft from core rooms and a dining MANCHESTER messoge. 568-1903. reapine the rewards af 7918.______Bobo* bsddioe 4 lOBdir finli(. of elderly relative? scenic, 15mlnutesfrom Street, Saturday, Oc­ room overlooking the Excellent home for re­ Hartford. Available MUSICAL SURDIAC Coal Stove. tober 15th, 8am-4pm. building your own busi­ Mature women will private treed grounds. tired couple or young ness? National ap­ ON THE JOB TRAINING DAWS CONSTRUCTION provide respite care- November 1st, No pets. ITEMS Top of the line. $475. Rain date, Detober PHIL’S UWN CARE $142,900 Sentry Real family. Three bedroom 0 MORTGAGES $800 monthly. 649-8170 Coll 646-4773. 16th. pliance company seek­ Leern lo be an optioel technician. We \mm/ 672-1400/669-9585 part time. Experienced Estote, 643-4060.O ing managers for a otter ateatfy employment with op­ Fall clean-up and ISHNIia working with elderly, ranch with attached or leave message, 643- BANJD with case and CHAIRS, dishes, dehuml- factory outlet. Will portunity tor advancement. Pro- •now removal. For free excellent references. MANCHESTER. New list­ garage. Level, land­ FALUM BEHIND?? 2111. Instruction books. Ex­ dlfler, old tools, lugs 8> aently eeeklnQ traineee for our lent ing. Charming seven scaped lot in estab­ cellent condition. Ask­ train. Coll 646-3875. Qrtndlnp and ouetomer aervice dept. DEUVERING Certified Nurses Aide. ffD P FORECLOSUREII ENDROLLS collectibles. 274 Hack­ •atimatea. oalt todayl room Colonial. This lished neighborhood. INDMES ing $100. Call Gene, RECENT USED CAR SECRETARY/Receptloi Starting hourty rate *6.80 wHh review M 8 Rich, eleen, stone-free WrlteCrOP.O.Box492, If you are falling behind on 27 258 m atack Street. 9-3, In SO daya. Call Bob Pound to die- Call Phil at: 742-7476 loam. S yarde. *M Plus Tax. Manchester, Connectl- home has four bed­ New roof & gutters. ___ IFOR RENT 633-6164.______13V4 width - 2 for 258 Saturday. 1st fo r progressive real ouea the excellent fringe beneftta your mortgage payments... RENOVATIONS Also, sand, gravsl, stone cut06040 rooms, flreploced liv ­ Meticulously main­ SPINET Plano. Cable MUST be picked up it the ARRIVALS YOU MUST SEEII estate office In town. and appt. for Interview. OR...If your home is In fore­ Commtrolil S AaakMntfaf end horae manure. ing room, large eot-ln tained — Move right in. CDVENTRY. 5'/j room Nelson. Excellent con­ Herald Office Monday thru Get the Want Ad h a b it... 9-2;30pm dally. Typing, kitchen, first floor den closure, WE CAN HELPI read and use the little ads phone skills, personal­ QSA OPTICAL rgiCAHramiY/ Siding, gutlar*, tlbargl*** Principals only. No payment program avail­ house In aulet neigh­ dition. $600. Phone, 649- Thursday before 11 e.m.only. ■QQI IP------ahlngl**, slat*, alngt* ply. 643-9SP4 Turrs' and garage. The house In Classified regularly. ity and creativity de­ •175,900. able for up to 2 years. Bad borhood. One car gar­ 9910. 649-3177 REMOOEUNS Fully Inaurad, fra* RELIABLE MOVING has been well main­ age. Adults preferred. sired. Call Dawn at aatlmata*. Call tained and has o low 649-2929 credit Is not a problemllAak B6 CHRYSLER 83 OLDS CUTLASS 649-4000.______Low, Low Rales. No pets. Two months CARS CARS CARS STONE EXPERTS maintenance exterior how LOW payments can security and referen­ WhHe. 4 CyL. 4 Spd. PB. PS. t f t O O C Red. 8 Cyi. Auto. PB. PS, ASSISTANT Manager FARIIAiaMIEIIOKLNW 646-1596 Short notice moves. with aluminum siding. help you SAVE YOUR FQR SALE FOR SALE HDFOR SALE AC, P WIndowe, Tilt. Radio D b S l u Radio WAREHOUSE HELP Rodni addNIont, dMkt, rooflng. All types of stone work, BOLTON. Immaculate ' ces. $795. Home, P.O. *3995 needed for office walls, vtnear, dry atone Insured. Dependable $137,500. Sentry Real Raised Ranch, priced -> HOME TODAYI supply company In the Full time position •kMne. window* and guNara. 871-7358 8T 828-2857 Box 684, Coventry, Baskho* and tmSdoiar aanrto* wall. B-S Call Ryan 24 Veers experience in Estate, 643-4060.D toselll 1800squorefeet, : Swiss Coasarvativa Group Connecticut, 06238. 85 OLDS CUTLASS )LX Trl-CIty Plaza. Office available to work for 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 84 HONDA ACCORD LX avallaM*, Can Bob Fanand, it. Patrick. Mon.-Frl. B-8 moving MANCHESTER. Charm­ at (203) 454-1336 or MANCHESTER. Beauti­ Blue. 4 Cyi, S Spd. PB. PS, supply experience a wholesale distributor. ing 6 room cope with 3-4 fireplaced family room CIERA plus. Must be customer Bms. 647-6609 - (263) 454-4404 fully maintained,4 bed­ AC. Radio *7495 Diversified duties in­ I ELECTRICAL 871-6096 646-9669 Anyfim* bedrooms. 2 bedrooms with custom built wet How Does Dillon Do It? Red. 6 CyL. Auto. PS, PB. | C 1 Q C service oriented. Non- Rm . 648-6848 ro o m , 2 '/z bath AC. Tm, Radio D I « I U cluding shipping, re­ on the first floor could bar. Professionally , Colonial with first floor smoker. Apply: South RESIOENTIALfuseellm- *************** be used for a den or landscaped yard. < Windsor Office Supply, ceiving, order proces­ Screened Loam, Gravel, family room, 2 car Find Out Before You Buy! 83 FORD 4 SEASONS Inatlon, circut break­ PAYROLL SERVICE office. Other 2 bed­ $209,000. Flono Realty, ' R8ntals garage, excellent loca­ 83 TOYOTA CELICA Trl-CIty Plaza, 872- sing and Inventory ers Installed. Addi­ Processed Gravel, Sand, Gallery of Homes, 646- CROWN VICTORIA 6075, ask for Linda. REMODELING Let me do the work for rooms on the second tion, In great family Q rty. 4 Cyi, S Spd. PB, PS. control. Good oppor­ Additions a Decks tional wiring ond small Stone & Fill. floor. This home Is 5200.P______’88 RANGER PICKUP ’ 88 T’BIRD ‘LX’ 2 Dr. Red, S Cyi, Auto, PB, you. Payroll, quarterly tsx neighborhood. $1200 P Windows. AC. Tilt. Redio. t T Q Q I i tunity with growing * Rooflng * Trlmwork repairs. Top auollty For Deliveries Call conveniently located BOLTON. Handsome i per month. Call Sentry *8503 *8418 Sunroof I SOU PS. PW. P Seete, AC. TIK, t / I Q Q I t SmaU Job* welcomed. work at affordable pri­ returns, year-end W-X*. to schools,churches, Garrison Colonlol. , ROOMS Redio. vinyl Top HOUSEKEEPING company. Call ces. Call 646-5253 or , George Grifffing Real Estate, 643-4060. Senior CUImo BUeomu FREE pick-up and buses and shopping. Offers 4 bedrooms, 2.5 j FOR RENT 87 HONDA PRELUDE Meadows Manor, cur­ Elliot 643-6773 residence of 646-0612. delivery. Won't lost long. |3i] Cali Chris at 645-6SS9 742-7886 baths, central olr and TDRE AND White. 4 CyL 6 Spd, 11 « | n | ; 85 OLDS CUTLASS rently has a 40 hour po­ •50" per week for up to $129,900 Anne M iller flrepolced fam ily ' CENTRAL, private 8 j PB. PS. Tm, Redio I I e I Wagon. Auto. PS. PB. PW. Reol Estote, 647-8000.D OFFICE SPACE sition available In the HEATINS/ 100 employees. room. Located on a home, young gentle­ PSsate, Air, TIN, Radio. ^ 7 2 9 5 housekeeping dept, for KMH CARPENTRY PLUMOWB BEAUTIFULLY lands­ private cul-de-sac. man, pleasant room Choose colors and with telephone, next to FDR Rent. Professional 84 HONDA CRX a floor person. Prefer In­ Here to fulfill your 643-5775 lANDSCAPINS caped Ranch In move- Power Moon Roof, Alum. Blue. 4 Cyi. Auto *4495 READY to move ahead? fHb # TV 6r IHf # TV W A At In condition. Great flooring now. $274,900. shower. Parking. No office building. Large dividual with experience carpentry needs. PJ'i Plumblno. Hsallng 6 parking lot. Ideal loca­ Wheels, Loaded In floor stripping & buf­ New agency opening In floor plan, recently re- Flono Realty, Gallery smoking. 649-6601. 86 CHEVY PICKUP.aQQi; East Hartford area. Quall^ Workmanahip. Air CondRIoiilng tion. R.D. Murdock, 5 Spd, PS, PB, Sliding Rear 88 HONDA ACCORD Auto. PS. PB. Radio * 4 9 * 1 0 fing, but will train. This Angelic Home GREGORY WARRICK'S flnlshed hardwood of Homes, 646-5200 □ Responsible person Free Estimates. Boilers, pumps, not water floors, cathedral cell- 643-2692 or 643-6472. Orig. Price...... $18,631“ Red. 4 Cyi, Auto, PB. PS. *12.995 7am-3pm position off­ tanks, new and Care Registry TR EE WORK I APARTMENTS Window, More needed for manager 6 4 3 -16 6 8 Inged Living room with CDND0MINIUM8 ers *7.71/hour to start position. For Inter­ replacemenfs. Ixicel mgielry offers quality Eeeturlng raised hearth fireplace ___ I FOR RENT Orig. Price...... * 9,467“ Val. Pkg. Disc...... 600“ 85 HONDA ACCORD with an excellent bene­ view, call 291-8477, be- FHEE eSTlUATES cere... lower cotl to palicuHa... Tra* Ramoval • Pruning for FDR SALE 86 HONDA CIVIC a • ' and bow windows. Big OFFICE Joe Riley Disc...... 2,150“ WhKe, 4 Cyi. *7195 fits program. Interested tween 9-4.______mmoBtflwg. wpop iMRig. 643-9649/228-9619 companions, home makers. Haalth Safaly P running• eot-ln kitchen and ROCKVILLE. Remo- Jd6 Riley Disc...... 709“ 4 Door. S Speed. PB. S R O Q I a Daad Wood and Sluba FOREST Ridge Town- deled large one bed­ Factory Rebate...... 600“ Radio u U U U applicants please apply VINYL and aluminum ph9696 9f bOftSbUOSOA. Pruning for Wind Raalatano* deck. $204,900 D.W. Faetpry Rebate...... 500“ siders-trlm m ers 6 4 7-19 5 6 Fish Realty, 643-1591.□ house. 3'/3 baths, 3 bed­ room, Includes heat, SPACE to: I f yM rim iM r 9# M hfrM M m AOf MISCELLANEOUS • Pruning fo r Baauty and rooms, 1900 square feet 87 HONDA ACCORD LX wanted for work In Qrat* Growing WAKANOKE Rood. One hot water, appliances. Route 195, Tolland Your 85 HONDA PRELUDE 4 Dr., Auto. PS. PS, P t O / i n C Meadows Manor Putty fMUTMf • Prt9 IftfmtiM SERVICES of living space, fire ­ Manchester. Call 634- FuMy Insured • Berdor CMsen Oiseount of Manchester’s most One parking. One 1,200 Square Feet Red. 4 CyL, Auto. PB. PS. S D Q Q R Windows, AC, Radio * 0 4 * 1 0 333 Bldwell St. 1660. MAR Csasbactlea SNOWPLOWING place, olr conditioning, month's security. $495 Price *8,258“ *15,281“ prestigious addresses deck with view. Par­ AC. Tltt. Redio U9«IU Manchester, CT 06040 s f u s i r tir FALL Gutter cleaning. • Commtrolal 645*1973 (after*pm) con now be yours. This per month. 872-8095. locoted next to Coll Poul at 643-8760. • Raaidentlal • In d u atria l tially finished wolk-out 8^ . 647-9191 119J SITUATION 6 4 3 - 1 7 2 0 AWiMrMarli Can distinctive 7 room, 2'/2 basement. Pool, tennis ASHFORD. 2 8. 3 room 7-11. * USE YOUR 83 TOYOTA CELICA EOC HOLIDAY House, retire­ both home offers a Duplex Ranch. Reno­ Multiple Finance H/B. SI. Black. 4 Cyi, 5 Spd. I'^ 1 WANTED S. 1. MANCHAID, liK. court. Priced to sell of For details, call: WhRe, 4 Cyi. 5 Spd.PB, PS. *4995 < 8 49 5 ISlPAMTHIO/ ment living, ambula­ tor dependaM* lanle* spaciousness not found $159,000. Coll owner at vated, appliances, CASH REBATE Plans PB, AC. Tilt, Sunroof DRIVER. Fuel oil truck. tory, home-llke mwenclieeterer** In new homes today. quiet. No animals. EXPERIENCED Adult IW Ir\ f i m m atmosphere. Call 449- 74>-10es INCONCRETE 647-0748.______646 -170 0 Class II license re­ Educator and Public re e t tsvmATea $240's old worth It. Lease. 423-4190, UP TO some with 2358. Blanchard 8< Rossetto MANCHESTER. Lewins evenings. Tom AAotrlck quired. Dependable Relations person wants Crossing Condomi­ fuel oil delivery,east of employment. Full or -BOWIIETE Realtors," We're Sel- MANCHESTER. Six Renovationa/Plus HANDYMAN and S A S Framing llno Houses" 646-2482.0 nium. 182 Main Street. NO MONEY DOWN the river. Experienced part time. Over 65 but Custom Interior S ExMrlor * ADDITIONS a FLOORS Beautifully appointed room Duplex, 3 bed­ $ , ° ° only. Full time. Insu­ will do ACROSS from large rooms. $725 per month. 1 0 0 0 healthy and alert with rwnana • OaMne HaatHr a Hanaw HAUUNG * Additions * Oarage* * Porch * Cornmorolal a ratldentlal townhouses. Coll Or­ R q I ROOMMATES to qualilled buyers rance & benefits. Coll 40 years experience. • Oseli* a U^ Caipmby and deck* pond. Super clean. References and secur­ AS 647-9137. Any job Anytime * Fra* EatlmoM* lando Annuli 81 Sons, 1 ^ WANTED Or LEASE your next Just sold own business * Ftm M imM* • ImurttI • Stat* Uoanaad Nicely decorated, 6 Inc at 644-2427. Ask for ity. No pets. Available DOWN PAYMENT USED CAR MANAGER SAYS... ePuRy Inaurad John Hannon Conorola room, 3yeorold Raised November 1st. 647-8587, vehicle trom us TOP WAGES firm . Prefers cost of • awUor OlMeuiM Call Gary Kyle to set up on FREE Room St board In the river location. Call cm m m \ . m -m i Company • 875-0371 Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 3 appointment. leove messoge.______exchonge for late night 228-3345 for resume or 875-3483 CvwnlnBa full baths, fireplace. FOR GOOD 646-2253 MANCHESTER. New list­ TWO Bedrooms on first 8, early morning child details. W oodstove flue In floor In 4 fam ily house. care. Mature woman EXPERIENCED HELP.. lower level (could be ing. Impressive 2 bed­ room townhouse, 1>/3 $550 plus utilities. Se­ preferred. 647-8633. OUT THEY GO... NOW family room). 2 cor ' Body Man BUSINESS i r n BUSINESS HOMES R T I HOMES HOMES boths with very spe­ curity and references o EAST HARTFDRD. Pro­ garage. Vinyl sided. must. Coll 645-8201. ^ D I L L O N * Mechanic i m OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITIES HU RMSSLE [ijFO R SALE 1 ^ FOR SALE Large deck off of kit­ cious floor plan! Fire­ fessional female to * Parts Puller chen. Asking $174,900. place In the living room MANCHESTER. Three share two bedroom MANCHESTER. Spring that opens to the dining room apartment, 1 bed­ apartment ocross from ’86 MERC CAPRI ’84 HONDA CRX AM real estate advertised In SDUTHERN New Eng­ Strono Real Estate, Sfreet. Spacious Colon­ room. Large bedrooms room, located on a Wickham Park. Dc- Mansfield Auto Parts the Monchester Herald Is land classKleld ads 647-7653.0______319 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CT Blue, 4 Cyi., 5 Spd., Radio Blue, 4 Cyi., Auto, PB, sublect to the Fair Housing ial on lovely lands­ with plenty of closets. busline plus conve­ tober 31, Dccupancy. reach nearly 800,000 MANCHESTER. Bowers Sliding gloss door to nient to shopping. 275-0764, 282-0434. Offer expire* 10-22-88. Not reeponelble tor typogrephlcel error*. P. Locks, Was tSOOS Was •5495 423-4515 • 846-8340 ADD A BOOST Act of 1968, which makes It homes In Connecticut c a p e d c o r n e r lo t . 7 School. 7 room, tlre- rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 privte 10x24deck. Ideal $400/month Includes Illegal to advertise onv pref­ and Rhode Island. The ploced Cope, newer kit­ erence, lim itation ordlscrlm - Southend location. heat. Immediate occu­ p r ic e f o r a b o s ic 25 baths. 2 fireplaces, 2 WANTED 6 4 3 -2 1 4 5 TO Y O U R Inatlon based on race, color, chen, 3-4 bedrooms, rec $123,500 Anne M iller pancy. Coll 649-4000, SECRETARY w ord ad Is only $55 and car garage, large pri­ room. Nicely shrubbed TO RENT SALES DEPT. Mon.-Thurs. 0:30-8:30, FrI. 8:30-b, Sat. 0:30-5 $4995 $4495 religion, sex or national vate screened porch. Real Estate, 647-8000.n Owner/Agent.______Sales-Markating origin, or on Intention to w ill appear In 43 news­ yard. Value that can't SERVICE DEPT. Mon.-Frl. 8-5. Immaculately main­ FOREST Ridge Condo. TWO room apartment tor We seek a dynamic, ver­ IN C O M E A N D moke onv such preference, papers. For more In­ be beat. $127,900 Keith NEED to Rent garage to lim itation or discrimination. tained. $225,000. Price reduced. Owner rent In Monchester. store car tor winter 24 Hour Towing • Complete Body Repair & Painting ’85 CHRY. ’85 TOWN & satile Individual who form ation call Classi­ Real Estate, 646-4126. The Herald will not know­ fied, 643-2711 and ask Golden Oaks Realty, anxious. Spacious 3 529-7858 or 563-4438. months. November- thrives In a last paced en­ 646-5099 or call Tom, Parts Mon.-frt. 8-5, Sat. 8-12 647-9111 YOUR ENERGY! ingly accept onv advertise­ fo r detalts.D bedroom , 2

TM CARS CARS CARS SALES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE BOOKCASES, utility ca­ 1978 CAPRICE Estate binet, bureau, records, Wagon. V8, automatic, books, needlework air radio, rack, power SCHALLER Sell Your Car Items, Blssell carpet accessories. 643-2880. machine plus, yard 1979 H O N D A Accord ACURA tools, crib, much more. Hatchback. Beige, 5 USED CARS Saturday, October speed, 80,000 miles, 4 Lines — 10 Days 15th, 8om-12noon. 74 68 Legend...... *21,995 original owner. $1200. 508 charge each addi­ Thomas Drive, Coll 649-0260. 88 Caravan S E ...*15,565 Manchester.______tional line, per day. You 88 F-150 P/U.... *15,785 can cancel at any time. TAG Sole. Saturday, Oc­ 87 S-10 Blazer...*14,975 tober I5th. 231 McKee SORRY, CLYDE 87 Interga L S .... * 0,995 NO REFUNDS OR Street, Manchester. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 9am-3pm. Multi- 87 Mazda RX7 .... *13,995 ADJUSTMENTS 1988 R O U T E S3, V E R N O N family, old books, cla­ 87 Toy. Corolla ...* 8,595 C A U H ER A LD rinet, old framed 84 Caprice Wagon *8205 prints, old silver ple- 85 Spectrum 4 Or. *3995 87 Toy, Corolla! ...* 8,295 CLASSIFIED ces, miscelloneous. 86 Century 4 Dr. (2) *8995 67 Toyota QT ...*10,995 -ru o U S M ^ D S FRIDAY, Saturday, and 86 Celetwtty 4 Dr. *7695 86 Chev C20 .....* 9,505 643-2711 Sunday. New and old. 86 Celebrity Euro 4 Dr. *7095 86ChevC30 .... *14,975 - A O /Lf u y f FONTIACB o n h a c b * OLDSMOBiLeaOLDSMOBILea 354 Brich Mountain -f • CADILLACS A GMC 86 LeSabre Ltd. *11,995 86 SR-5 P/U .....* 0,575 Rood, Glastonbury. 9-4 t n u c k s ... NOVIV. 87 SItylem 4 Dr. *9405 86 Toy. LB P/U ....* 6,995 AUTOS FOR TAG Sole. Saturday, Oc­ 87 Century LTD 4 Dr. *90 9 5 tober 22, 105 Cushman 86 LeSaber...... * 8,095 RENT/LEA8E Drive, Manchester. 87 Spectrum 2 Dr. *7995 88 Merc. Sable...* 9,095 87 Celebrity 2 Dr. *0495 c m 10am-2pm. Toys, child­ 85 Toronado.....* 9,495 F R E E Mileage on low ren's books, gamesond 83 Honda Accord 2 Dr. *5095 cost auto rentals. Vil­ puzxles. Other miscel­ 83 Pontiac 8000 2 Dr. *5995 85 Audi GT ...... * 0,595 lage Auto Rental. 643- laneous Items. 83 Bulok Regal *6095 84 Toy. Camry ....* 7,995 2979 or 646-7044. 84 VW Jatta 4 Dr. *5995 TWO Fomlly. A lot of 345 Center St„ PONTIACS everything! Saturday, Manchester • 647-7077 CARS LeMans 4 dr. white #SO LD October 15, 9-2, 135 872-9111 FOR SALE Wells Street, LeMans 'S E ' 4 dr. blue #8693 Manchester.______LeMans 'S E ' 4 dr. black #8795 SATURDAY. October 15th.9-4.13Bllyeu Road LeMans 4 dr. silver, #8614 (off Hilliard Street). LeMans 'S E ' 4 dr. blue #8777 Four families. Clo­ Grand Am 2 dr. blue #8720 thing, girls desk and New 1988 Olds make-up table, much Grand Am 2 dr. maroon #8735 4000 cItEVkoilf" ' 4000 CHEYROLET 40QD CHEVROLET miscelloneous.______I w O NO VAS Grand Am 'LE' 2 dr. gray, #8785 1900 C ELEBR tTYS 1900 CORSICAS i4Cyi.lt Firenza Wagon MOVING. Children's and Chetff'e Meal Fipvisf 4 D w lirnkUmiMOBierF Grand Am 'S E ' 2 dr. black #8796 adults clothing, toys, Grand Am 2 dr. white, #8774 •4 Cyl. Engin* •P. Brakai household funishings, •Automitlo Tran*. •Air CondHIonar A-Z. 38 Patriot Lane, Grand Am 'S E ' 2 dr. white #8788 Manchester. Saturday, ONLY ONLY •AM/FM Starao CatMtt* •4 W«y S**t Ad|u*t*r October 15th, 9-3. Grand Am 4 dr. gray #8801 •EMct. Rear 0*1. •FA R M it* $11,495 Stxk cnly$8,545 Stock •P. St**ring. •Ptu* Much Mora TAG Sale. Colonial din­ taduGM A abalo f t t S 7 l S t'S * S i M uBm AM b •M 6 0 2 Grand Am ‘LE’ 4 dr, red, #8664 ing room set. Infant fO ln S io c k An Stock For D^tvary In S to c k F o r D a U v ry Grand Am 'S E ' 4 dr. white, #8789 eaulpment, toys, clo­ 4000 BUICK ' 1000 BUICK 1O00 BUICK Grand Am ‘SE ’ 4 dr. red, #8791 thing, camera, snow 1900 CENTURYS lOOO REOALS l900 SKYLARKS A k A uI b . T fBM w F t . R m t A ir C m I , A hM u. F t . F t , VB, M k rw i AlrC«KAMB.TfBRB, Example # 1 tires, grill, other OefrBei liBWf 0*f»f U n ity Fewum C«*A. Many Oibar IjawyFaMufBB FtiF^ttar— Grand Am 'S E ' 2 dr. red, #8798 household Items. Oc­ Firebird epe, gray, #8784 tober 15th, 9-4. Rain or MSRP...... $12,459 shine. 34 Tonlco Spring Firebird epe, white #8747 Trail, Manchester. DISCOUNT...... ■■■-1248 STAfmNa FTtOU , wrurrmamm $10,650 Firebird Trans Am blue, #8793 MANCHESTER. 62 Agnes Firebird Trans Am silver, #8792 S 1 3 {5 3 5 S S n FnarytMa YOU PAY...... 11,211 Drive. Saturday, Oc­ In S lo e k F o r DaSv o fy Grand Prix 2 dr, silver, #SOLO tober 8, 9-2. Rain dote, TInStoekFarDalhatY $ kt Sleek fa r Oalhm if CASH or TRADE....-2000 Sunday, October 16. Grand PrIx 2 dr, red, #8716 Office desk, oguarlum, Grand Prix 2 dr. red, #8797 miscellaneous, BAL. to FIN...... *9211 bicycles. n VnC CHEVROLET R, 83 Windsor Avo 872-91 1 1 Grand Prix 2 dr, silver, #8754 2 TO CHOOSE FROMI TAG Sale. 9-3, 31 Russell V L I UC BUICK, INC. Roc^'-ille/Vemon e x it 64H.n4 Grand Prix 'S E ' epe, red, #8771 Street, Manchester. Grand Prix epe, white, #8787 Saturday, October 15. Grand Prix epe, blue, #8763 Rain date, Saturday, October 22. Baby furni­ 6000 4 dr. white, #8781 ture, children's clo- 6000 4 dr. blue, #8779 thing and How Does Dillon Do It? miscellaneous. TAG Sale. October 15th, Find Out Before You Buy! 10-5. 10 Canterbury OLDSMOBILES Street. Maple twin ’88 F150 S /S P IC K U P ’88 BRONCO Toronado Cpe, blue, #6597 head boards, sewing *8685 *8490 machine, bicycles. Gust. Cruiser, Blue, #6640 TAG Sale. Saturday, Oc- 98 Regency Broughm, white, #8706 tober 15, 9-1. Assorted Touring Sedan, white, #6737 New 1988 Firenza Items, 84 Bigelow Street, (otf Main Cutlass Supreme I, black, #6788 Street). Cutlass Supreme SL, black, #6658 4 Dr. Sedan •4 Cyl. Engin* •El*ct. R **r D*f. Cutlass Supreme SL, black #6772 •Automatlo Trant. tAIr CondKIonar Automotive 5 Spd., Clearance Lights, Auto, Conv. Group, Air, Cutlass Supreme SL, blue, #6631 •P. Staaring *4 Way Saat Adjuatar 2 Tone, More Priyacy Glass, More Cutlass Supreme, blue, #6778 •P. Brtkat tFAR Malt •AM/FM Starao Caaiatta •Plu* Much Mora Orig. Price...... *14,44700 Orig. Price.... .‘17,187°° Cutlass Supreme SL, white, #6775 CARS Val. Pkg. Disc...... 1,440®° Val. Pkg. Disc...... 750°° Cutlass Supreme SL, platinum, #6757 Example # 2 FOR SALE Joe Riiey Disc...... 2,600°® Joe Riley Disc...... 1,500°° Cutlass Supreme I, white, #6767 Factory Rebate..... 300°° Factory Rebate ... 600°° Cutlass Supreme, blue, #6633 MSRP...... $11,759 Cutlass Supreme, blue, #SOLO DISCOUNT...... ,-1279 CORRECTION Cutlass Supreme, white, #6766 The 1980 Ford IZ *10,107°° F-150 at $7925 ?ri'c“; *14,337°° Cutlass Supreme SL, red, #6771 YOU PAY...... 10,480 should hove read Cutlass Supreme SL, red, #6779 • U SE YOUR CASH or TRADE....-2000 1986 F O R D Multiple Finance F-150-$7925 We regret any CASH REBATE Plans FIRENZAS BAL. to FIN...... *8480 Inconvenience this UP TO some vyith Firenza Cruiser wgn. It. brn, #6532 may have caused. NO MONEY DOWN Firenza Wagon, red, #6512 MORIARTY BROS. $ 1 , 0 0 0 ° ° Firenza 4 dr, white, #SOLO 301-315 Center St. to qualified buyers Calais 2 dr, white, #6535 AS 647-1588 Calais 4 dr, red, #SOLD DOWN PAYMENT Or LEASE your next 1977 AU D I Fox. Good vehicle from us Calais 4 dr, burgundy, #6511 condition, AM /FM ste­ Calais 4 dr, white, #6541 reo, sunroof. $500. 645- Ciera 2 Dr, black, #6697 8976. Clera 2 Dr, gray, #6746 1987 DODGE 600. Auto­ matic transmission. Ciera 2 Dr, blue, #6711 $6900 or best offer. ^ ^ ^ O I L L O N Ciera 4 Dr, black, #6680 643-4263.______New 1988 Oldsmoblle Ciera Brgm, 4 dr, red, #6744 1985 FORD LTD. Fully Cutlass Supreme loaded, excellent con­ 319 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CT Ciera 4 Dr, black, #6677 dition. Best offer over Offer axplrm 10-22-88. Not rMponilbl* for typograpblcd arrora. Ciera Cruiser wgn, #6731 Front Wheel Drive $4500. 644-2702. 1986 DODGE Aires SE. Silver, automoflc, air 643-2145 Example Buy conditioning, power S A L E S DEPT. Mon.-Thurs. 8:30-8:30, FrI. 8:30-6, Sat. 8:30-5 ST #J6754 steering, power SE R V IC E DEPT. Mon.-FrI. 8-5. ' CADILLACS brakes, stereo. Excel­ lent condition. Must ______24 Hour Towing • Complete Body Repair & Painting Allante red, #7572 MSRP...... $15,221 sell. $4,500. Call 647- Parts Mon.-FrI. as. Sat. 8-12 647-9111 Eldorado cpe, platinum, #7570 DISCOUNT...... -2336 9286.______Eldorado cpe, white, #7571 Eldorado cpe, tan, # SOLD YOU PAY...... 12,685 Seville gray, #7539 t y n lngi TM 9p jn , CASH or TRADE....-2000 / MORIARfY BROTHEP8 / ^ sit. TH 6 pjn. USED CAR Seville blue, #7560 EXIT 40 Otf 1-84 Sedan DeVllle blue, #7576 BAL to FIN...... *10,685 Sedan DeVllle Antelope, #7559 3B141I eoTiR s m n SPECIALS "21 Others at Similar Savings" M MCIESTOi COBRECnCUT 647-1588 Sedan DeVllle blue, #7575 Sedan DeVllle blue, # SOLO 60 Month's at •23700 '86 IRERCURY '80 FORD '85 BUICK '87 LINCOLN '85 OLDS Sedan DeVllle blue, #7587 -Discount Includes all rebates -Sales Tax and Reg. not Included In COUBAR F150 CENTURY MARK VII CUTLASS CIERA Sedan DeVllle blue, # SOLD Cult. 4 Dr, b*lg«. payments Red, Auto. AM/TM, Blaok, B*dlln*r. . Loaded Blue, Auto, AC. Sedan DeVllle blue, #7552 AM/FM •uto, AC. AM/FM AC. Power Windows AM/FM. P. Wind. Sedan DeVllle blue, #7566 •7925 •6595 •18,999 •7595 Coupe DeVllle blue, #SDI-D Coupe DeVllle blue, #7530 )Va G o o M m ji4* e ^ '84 OLDS '87 HONDA '85 MERC. OR. '87 MERC. '88 TRANS AM CUTLASS SUP. ACCORD MARQUIS SABLE OMCHMUfYnKH 2 Or. Auto, Brown, FORMULA LXI. Loaded 4 Dr. Auto, AC. 4 Dr., Auto. AC, BItok, Auto, AC, GMC TRUCKS SERVICE MRTS W s M AC. AM/FM P. Wind. AM/FM, P. Wind. 73 IN STOCK •6999 •9999 •7999 •8595 •11.999 READY TO ROLL' Keep that great GM feeling with genuine GM parts. '80 PLY. '86 CHEV '87 CAMARO '88 TOYOTA 81 TOYOTA ARROW CELEBRITY IROC Z-28 Auto, AC, T-top«. CAMRY STARLET Pickup. Auto, AC, 8tt. Wg.. AT. AC. S Spd. AC. 8td. Trant, White, AM/FM C u t. AH Abovg P«vimhl* DO NOT Include Tm 6 RtgWrrtion. Cap AM AM/FM AM/FM Mtroon, Loidtd M C Sub(« T. No. S-.-HO. fo. TwOBra**- tmn •2999 •6999 •2169 •11.999 Oldsmoblle, Cadillac, P o n tl^ G M C Trucks -- - Rt 13. Vamon — 872-wlNa 07 PONT. '85 CHEVY 'S3 CHEVY '86 VW CALL FOR ORAND AM BLAZER CAPRICE SIROCCO INFORMATION "T"' " “ m .„ T u m Vrtd arTur.. * ..m. to < p.m.„ Auto. AC. AM/FM. SId.. Two Tone. 4 Or.. Auto. AC. AC, S Spd, P. Wind, ON RECENT P. Wind Rsd/BI*ck. AM/FM AM/FM AM/FM DAILY S8560 •8999 ARRIVALS!