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CMS CMS USED CARS Md TRUCKS FOR SALE FOR SALE 8th District ceiebrates in a giant way Sunday Savings Surpassed LtSabrc, 1976. 1977 CUTLASS Suprome- R unt good. S550. Call Englne factory rebuilt, only by By Alex GIrclll The visiting dignitaries who will march near the to Main Street and north on Main Street to 649-6094 o fttr 5. 30.000 miles, transmis­ Manchester Herald beginning of the parade Include U.S. Sen. Lowell Robertson Park, on North Main Street, where sion rebuilt, 15,000 Complete parade lineup, 1976 FO R D L T D . 4 D oor, miles. Mechanically SELECTION P. Weicker Jr., U.S. Rep. Barbara Kennelly, state marchers will disperse. 400 cubM, Good run­ sound. Body shot. Ask­ Almost 4,000 people will march in Manchester related stories, page 4 Sen. Michael Meotti, state Rep. James McCava- A reviewing stand will be located at the Knights ning condition or ports. Most Makes, Sunday when the Eighth Utilitiea District Fire nagh, and state Rep. John Thompson. of Columbus Hall at 138 Main St. and parade $200. 649-5453. ing $300 or best offer. Coll 646-3053.______Models, Colors Department holds “ The Big One,” a parade to Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. will lead the eight Judges will be stationed at the D.W. Fish building 1983 M E R C U R Y Capri. mark the tooth anniversary of the fire There will be 45 musical units in the parade, town directors in the march and District President on Main Street. CENTER 5.0, 5 speed, sunroof, department. including school bands, military bands, pipe Thomas Landers will lead a contingent of elected Awards to participants will be presented at a 71.000 miles. $3900 or 87 CHEV CAMARO...... <9695 MOTORS V8 Auto. PS, PB, Stereo. Rear Defog The department traces its beginnings to a day in bands, and fife and drum corps. district officials. ceremony in Robertson Park after the parade. best offer. E ric , 646- late December 1888 when neighbors formed a Awards are possible in more than 70 categories of 461 Main St., Manchester 2088.______More than 240 pieces of fire apparatus will be in Among the marchers in the Escort Division will bucket brigade to save a bam from burning. the parade, including a h ors^ raw n antique be former district firefighters. competition, including for horse-drawn and Low Coil Financing 1977 M O N T E C arlo. M in t 84 BUICK LaSABRE...... >6995 condition, excellent Gust. 4 Dr., V8, Auto, AC, PS, PB, Stereo, The parade will begin precisely at noon, steamer and 1048 and 1052 pumpers that were The parade committee has invited any former hand-drawn apparatus. ISM Pom . M M ...... *5295 body. Must be seen. Cruise, Rear Defog according to former District Fire Chief John formerly used by the district. The district firefighter who would like to be in the parade to Most Eighth District firefighters will be filling 4 Dr. I M n . AT. PS. AC. TUt. CC C all 528-0536. Christensen, parade chairman. Despite earlier- borrowed the two pumpers from their retirement come to the district firehouse at Hilliard and Main dual roles Sunday. They will march in the parade, IMS Ply. R d lM t...... *4295 86 YUGO ‘CY’ ...... >2495 reports that Town of Manchester firefighters home at the Canon Square Fire Museum in streets at 10a.m. Sunday. They will be transported of course. But before they change into their dress Wxon. AT. AC. PS. AM/PM SUfM I^TRUCKS/VANS Cpe, 4 Cyl., 4 Spd, AM/FM, Pop Up Roof would not participate, District spokesman Tho­ Stonlngton. to the parade assembly point and will be Invited to uniforms for the big event, many of them will have INS di4T C in llcr CS...... *3795 i S I FOR SALE mas O’Marra said Thursday the town firefighters Estimates are that it will take from 3 to 3>A hours ride in the parade if they prefer not to march. been at work since 0 a.m „ with the chores that AT. PS. AC, Sitrto 87 CHEV CELEBRITY...... >8995 COPS would march. for the parade to pass any given point. The parade will form in the area surrounding have to be done at the last minute. ISM Chev C h cv ttle...... ^2395 m T o A i r J IM M Y S-15, 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto. AC, PS, PB, Crusle, At the latest count, 120 fire departments from The Escort Division, the first in the line, Manchester High School and go south on For the dignitaries taking part in the parade, the I Dr StdM. S4K ml.. Bie. Good. Excellent condition, Stereo, Tilt Wheel, Rear Defog Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont and New includes 630 marchers, seven fire departments Brookfield Street with various divisions filing in. district fire department will hold a b/eakfast at INS TojroU T »ro «l...... M295 low mileage, fully York will be in the line of march. and five bands. The line of March is west along East Center Street 10:30 a.m. at the Knights of Columbus Hall. W|«MI. I Spd., AM/PM SttTM • eauipped, air condi­ 85 BUICK REGAL...... >7495 Mttft Sm tioning, power win­ Cpe., V6. Auto, AC, PS, PB, Cruise. Tilt iSM P1)T Turttm o...... ^2495 dows, power locks, tDr., AT, PS. AC, SiMVO AM /FM tope-cassette, Wheel, Vinyl Roof INS Renault Alliance DL...*1995 4 wheel drive. $9800 or 88 CHEV NOVA...... >9395 4 D r. AM/PM StorM. Bsc. Coed. best offer. Michael at Hatchback, 4 Dr, 4 Cyl, Auto, PS, PB, INS Ply. Horlion...... *1895 246-5023 or 742-1600. 4 Dr.. Auto. Exe. Traneportallon Stereo, Rear Defog, Org. 1800 miles. INI Toyota Supra...... *4295 i s n CAMPERS/ 1 Dr. I Spd.. AC. Sunroof A more TRAILERS 86 CHEV CAVALIER JC...... >5895 ION DaUun sio...... *2395 4 Dr, 4 Cyl., Auto, PS, PB. Stereo Cass. t Dr., Auto. Exc. Cond. 1981 SHASTA 15’ Pop-up Rear Defog WE HAVE TOO MANY ISN Chevy Camaro...... *2395 Camper, sleeps 6, good t D r Spt. Cpe.. AT. PS. AC condition. Call 742- 84 FORO MUSTANG L ...... >5995 IffTS Ford LTD Brgh...... *999 8991. Cpe, V6, Auto, AC, PS. PB. Stereo Cass. 4 Dr. AT. AC. PS Rear Defog ItTS Jaguar XJSL ...... $5999 AUTOS FOR lianrIjrHtpr Hirrali SAVE BUY USED CARS RENT/LEASE 85 BUICK SKYLARK...... >5395 Custom 4 Dr., 4 Cyl, Auto, AC, PS, PB, MIKE FLYNN FREE Mileage on low Cruise, Stereo, Tilt Wheel, Rear Defog 649-4304 cost auto rentals. Vil­ OptnM-P M /S a t. AS lage Auto Rental. 643- 2979 or 646-7044. 87 NISSAN SX200 ...... >10.495 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 C ents Cpe, 4 Cyl, Auto, PS, PB, Stereo Cass, Friday, Sept. 16, 1988 Rear Defog, Sun Roof MAZDAS 84 HONOA ACCORO ...... >7995 ■LX’ 4 Dr, 4 Cyl., Auto. AC. PS. BP, Stereo NO Cass, P Windows. Cruise, P. Dr. Locks. 'E HAVE OVER 120 NEW 1988 MAZDAS WE MUST 79 CHEV M ALIBU...... >2495 Texas waits Classic 2 Dr. V8, Auto, PS. PB. AC, R SELL, COME IN. WE'LL SEAT ANYONE’S DEALI 87 PONT FIREBIRD...... >9795 M ATTER Cpe, V6. Auto, AC, PS, PB, Stereo. Rear Defog 88 CHEV BERETTA...... >9795 DEPENDABLE for Gilbert HOW YOU Cpe., 4 Cyl, Auto. AC, PS, PB, Stereo, P. ECONOMICAL & Windows & Dr. Locks SPUNKY VALUE i n a M s t i 86 CHEV CAMARO...... >7295 Brownsville braces V6, 5 Spd, PS, PB, Stereo Cass ] LOOK A T 83 CHEV CAVALIER...... >3895 •CS' 4 Dr., 4 cyl.. Auto, AC, AC, PS, PB. for killer hurricane Tilt Wheel By Joel W illiams turned into a virtual ghost town 87 NISSAN MAXIMA ...... <12,995 by Thursday evening. Officials IT... 4 Dr, 6 Cyl, 5 Spd, AC, PS. PB. Cruise, The Associated Press also evacuated the coastal re­ Sunroof, P. Windows. Stereo Cass BROWNSVILLE, Texas - sorts of South Padre Island and MANOESTER Hurricane Gilbert's leading edge Galveston. 82 OLDS CUTLASS SUP.....>4595 4 D r., PS V6, Auto, AC, PS, PB, Stereo, Rear Defog ONLY lashed the coast and its 120 mph "It sounds facetious, but people HOND\ ' “ i A winds swirled toward landfall can stay as long as we can 86 OLDS CIERA...... >7995 ONLY tonight, as officials in the Carib­ fingerprint them so we can Sta. Wg., Wood grain, V6, Auto, AC. PS. bean and Mexico tallied billions identify them later," said South PB, Tilt Wheel, Stereo in damage from the giant storm Padre Mayor Bob Pinkerton Jr. *11,263®® blamed for at least 50 deaths. By early today, the storm had HAS THE 87 CHEV CELEBRITY...... >8495 $772000 weakened since its destructive w/AC & Cass. a - Thousands of residents along 4 dr.. 4 Cyl, Auto, PS, PB, Stereo Cass, 4 Door, PS Texas’ 370-mile coast, many assault on the Caribbean, and Rear Defog #6097 evacuated to higher ground after despite forecasters’ predictions #3126 piling sandbags in the doorways Gilbert showed little sign of 84 CHEV CAVALIER...... >4195 strengthening as it headed for the BEST DEAL AP photo of their homes and boarding up 2 Dr.. 'CL'. 4 Cyl, Auto, PS. PB. Stereo windows, huddled in shelters and area around Brownsville at the Cass, Sunroof, Rear Defog Hurricane Gilbert. At least 50 deaths have been blamed waited for the news: southern tip of Texas. BEACHED SHIP — Residents survey a 300-foot ship that "It has not strengthened since 88 CHEV CORSICA...... >11,995 ROOMY & PURE on the storm. When and where would Gilbert was blown ashore in Cancun, Mexico, on Thursday by hit? it left Mexico, but we still believe 4 Dr, V6. Auto, AC, PS, PB, P Windows, P some strengthening is possible. FOR YOU! Dr. Locks, P Trunk Opener, Cruise, Tilt SPORTY EXCITEMENT "We are going to sit and wait and pray for the best,” said Larry It’s not ever going to get back up Wheel, Rear Defog, You name it - it has iti Brown, director of transportation to Category 5 strength with 175 82 PONT GRAN P R IX ...... >4495 for Brownsville, where officials mph winds, but it very possibly Insurers prepare for the worst estimated that as much as could reach 130 or 140 mph,” said Cpe, V6. Auto. AC, PS, PB. Stereo. Jim Gross, a hurricane specialist 1988 Cruise, Tilt Wheel one-fourth of the city of 110,000 HARTFORD (AP) - As Aetna Life & Casualty, said ciated with catastrophes are He said he had no way of could end up in emergency at the National Hurricane Center 86 CAVALIER Z -2 4 ...... >7295 weather watchers predicted that Thursday. heading to or are already in knowing the company’s potential shelters. in Coral Gables, Fla. Cpe, V6,4 Spd, PS, PB, Stereo Cass, Rear the raging Hurricane Gilbert Texas and Louisiana. liability from the storm because Port Isabel, a city of about 5,000 As the storm, called by weather he doesn’t know if or where the Defog could hit the United States, "Our claims people have just east of Brownsville, had See GILBERT, page 12 HONDA officials the most powerful Atlan­ storm will hit. insurance companies alerted check-writing authority and can 87 CHEV CELEBRITY...... >9295 tic Ocean storm of the century, Alan R. Fletcher, chief spokes­ ONLY their "catastrophe teams," and moved west-northwest, spokes­ make payments at the time after 4 Dr., V6, Auto, AC. PS, PB, Stereo, Rear ONLY began making necessary emer­ they inspect,a loss,” Reider said. man for Travelers, said his men for The Travelers Corp. and company has reserved hotel Defog gency preparations in case the “ If needed others (agents) will 40 ducks found dead The Hartford Insurance Group rooms and rental cars in Texas YEAR-END storm causes major damage. said they too have activated their follow.” 88 CHEV CAPRICE...... SAVE and Louisiana. Travelers won’t Classic Sta. Wg., V8, Auto, AC, PS, PB. 3 “ We’re preparing for the worst “ catastrophic action teams.” 11 869 and hoping for the best,” George Reider said the company’s send down claims agents until the in In/ing Street pond Seat, Stereo * , ®® hurricane actually hits a region, 15 880 Reider said about 15 people commerical division is preparing * , ®® Reider, vice president of auto, DX, Auto . with Air 87 CHEV NOVA...... >7995 w/AC & Sunroof homeowners and life claims at trained in handling claims asso­ in a similar fashion. he said. CLOSEOUT 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto, PS, PB. Stereo & Cassette About 40 ducks were found dead of death. in a private pond on Irving Street Salcius said that the repaving #5950X #7005 88 CHEV CORSICAS...... >8495 this morning. of a nearby road might have 4 Dr., 4 Cyl., Auto. PS, PB, Stereo, Rear Health and environmental offi­ something to do with the incident. Revaluation might cost $846,000 cials plan to take water samples Defog Harris said that an official in NOWIN PICK UP A and do autopsies of the birds to the DEP, with whom he had INEXPENSIVE determine the cause of the spoken today, said that if poison Bv Andrew/ Yurkovskv narrowed the field of firms from ter software. The company with The 1987 revaluation, which TRUCKS five to two. The cost of the job as the lowest proposal was Finnegan was done in-house by town deaths. had caused the death of the ducks, Manchester Herald Tom Harris of 176L Hpmestead LUXURY done by the two remaining firms Associates of Acton. Mass., with a employees, was scrapped by the it had to be a particularly lethal SNOWBLOWER St. said that his wife noticed the one, such as arsenic. The official. 87 CHEV. S-10 P / U ...... >7495 A new revaluation to take the was said at that time to be revaluation with computer soft­ town administration in March PROGRESS 4 Cyl, 4 Spd, A/C, Stereo Cass, Fiberglass amid charges that there were dead wild ducks at about 8:30 Harris said, told him that a poison between $700,000 and $800,000. ware and hardware for $697,000. At No Additional Charge with place of the bungled 1987 revalua­ a.m. He said that some ducks in Cap, Orig. 7,000 miles. The in-house revaluation that was serious flaws with it. The asses­ could affect the birds but not the tion will cost $846,000 if the town William Moon, the deputy as­ the pond, including three domes­ scrapped cost about $300,000. sor, J. Richard Vincent, resigned fish. 81 PLY ARROW ...... >2995 Purchase of Any In Stock hires the firm the administration sessor, has said that the cost of tic ducks, were still alive late this The Wildfowl Division of the is recommending for the job. Spinelli said that the choice of the revaluation could be different in April. Moon has been serving Pick Up Sport, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd, Stereo, Rear morning, as were the fish. DEP is investigating the deaths. Finance Director Boyce Spinelli the revaluation firm had been as acting assessor. SAVE AS Step Bumper from the proposals depending on The pond is located off Irving Paul Merola, a official of the NEW 1988 made by himself, the top officials "It was a very thorough and said today. whether the provisions were Street next to a Homestead Street division said this morning that Spinelli said Thursday that the in the Assessor’s Office and Paul painstaking process.” Spinelli 86 CHEV ASTRO CL’ ...... >10.995 added or deleted from them. apartment complex in which the deaths may have been caused administration had reached a K. Juttner, town the director of said of the selection of the Pass Van, V6, Auto, AC, PS, PB. Stereo Meanwhile, Spinelli said, an revaluation firm. He said that the Harris lives. by a wildfowl disease. consensus Thursday on which of data processing. He said that he oral examination for the now- Cass, 8 Pass. state Office of Policy and Man­ Harris said he believes the pond Merola said there are only a NEVER five revaluation firms that sub­ would have to write a memoran­ vacant post of assessor was held ONLY agement had, at the administra­ is fed by an underground stream. few wildlife diseases that kill 85 GMC CABELLERO ...... >8295 MAZDA mitted proposals in July should dum to Town Manager Robert B. on Thursday. He said interviews tion’s request, reviewed how the John Salcius, the town sanitar­ acutely, that is cause many birds Pickup Amarillo Pkg, V6, Auto, AC, PS, be hired to do the new revalua­ Weiss on the decision and would for the successful candidates have to meet with the directors’ administration decided on the ian, said that he counted 40 dead to die suddenly at the same time. PB. Cruise, Tilt Wheel, Stereo, Fiberglass tion. But he said that the name of could be conducted next week. ducks at the pond this morning. 4x4 or 4x2 the company would not be made subcommittee studying the reva­ revaluation firm. Cap Fourteen people applied for the He said he did not know what He said most diseases cause the 17 683 public until members of the town luation before the name of the "They (0PM) thought we did BEFORE birds to be chronically ill for a * , ®® job of assessor, and eight met the caused the deaths, but added that an excellent job.” Spinelli said. 86 CHEV SIO 4 x 4 ...... >8695 Board of Directors were recommended firm could be couple of days before death. Loaded w/Auto & MR minimum requirements for the Before the revaluation was oHicials from the state Depart­ Extended Cab. V6, Auto, PS, PB, Stereo consulted. released. Job. ment of Environmental Protec­ Merola said that it may take a Cass, Bed Liner TRUCK Spinelli said that the $846,000. All the proposals except one by scrapped. 0PM had questioned #9033 tion were to take samples of the week to get results from the includes the cost of the revalua­ Cole-Layer-Trumble Co. of Ver­ Linda Parry said today that the appropriateness of the use of water today. He said he would examination at UConn depending ON A NEW 88 CHEV C l500 ...... >9.990 Offer Expires 9-30-88 tion, as well as related expenses non fall in the range of $700,000 to only seven of the eight took 1986 market values for the 1987 take some of the birds to the on how serious biologists consider 8' Pickup, V6,~Xu)lo, PS, PB, Stereo, such as providing facilities for the $800,000. That company’s prop­ Thursday’s oral examination. revaluation and argued that 1987 University of Connecticut for the problem and what their RTally Wheels, Rar Step Bumper, Only revaluation workers. osal was $901,500 for a computer- Five of those who took the exam values should have been used autopsies to determine the cause workload is. 8,009 miles Last month, the administration assisted revaluation with compu­ passed it, she said. instead. HONDA 86 CHEV ASTRO VAN...... >10.905 V6, Auto, MC, 8 Pass, PS, PB, Stereo That's Why I'm ■ ■ • ''V'V-.Avv Cass. Gonna Buy My WE TAKE PRIDE IN OUR U8BD CARS Mazda From . . . ______H m — AND TSUCK8...8TOP BY AND SEE WHY. NOW... MORIAR^P'V WWOTHBR8 / bMAOOiri-B4 Not easy - f W K Heufs: MANCHESTER HONDA CARTER “O T Open Evenings 'lil 9 p jn. Manchester soccer triumphs, Fn. A Sol. 'Ill A p.m. 24 ADAMS ST. 64G3515 1229 Main Street. Manchester 301-315 CENTER STREET but does it the hard way /1 3 6 4 6 -6 4 6 4 MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT O H O * J 1 0 3 W-f: •• MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 16, 1988 — 3 t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 16,1988 Tedford eases off RECORD tough talk on firms About Town Police Roundup dumping in landfill

Earty pregnancy claet offered Cops charge cafe ^ By Andrew Yurkovsky The amount of waste dumped at A two-night, free early pregnancy class will be Manchester Herald the landfill by ANCO Inc., which held at Manchester Memorial Hospital Monday and with serving minor j shares headquarters with the Sept. 26. I Director Kenneth N. Tedford recycling company, increased Expectant couples are invited to attend the Manchester police said they filed a complaint has backed down from his tough from 158 tons in April to about two-session course, which is offered the third and with the state Liquor Control Commission Tuesday stance against a Manchester 2,600 tons in August, town offi­ fouth Mondays of each month in conference rooms E after a minor who had been served alcohol at tl^ V recycling firm, saying that the cials have said. But the officials and F from 7 to 9 p.m. Pre-registration is required Hartford Road Cafe was arrested for drunk driving. existing town ordinance should do have not been able to say how by caliing 647-6600. In the report, police said that the cafe had the job in preventing the disposal much of that is residue from the committed several state violations, including the of out-of-town garbage in the town recycling operation or how much landfill. Women to hold meeting delivery of liquor to a minor or intoxicated person of it originated from out of town. and allowing an intoxicated person to remain oh Monday, Tedford had said that Admiral Trucking Co. Inb., The Women's Ciub of Manchester will hold its loiter on the premises. he would recommend to the another trash hauler, also oper­ executive meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at the home of Craig R. Stevenson, 20, 70 Bolton Center Road, Board of Directors Thursday that ates from 260 Tolland Turnpike. Mrs. John Fietcher, Jr. at 76 Irving St. was charged with operating under the influence, the recycling firm. Recycled O’Connor reported to the Board reckless driving and engaging in police pursuit. • Fibers of Connecticut, 260 Tol­ of Directors Thursday that two land Turnpike, and two waste- Police said Stevenson had in his possession k other recycling operations based Community Center to open hauling firms operating at the in town were hauling recycling S valid, one-year-old Connecticut drivers licensO same address, be barred from The Highiand Park Community Center wili open indicating that he was a minor. Stevenson said h^ residue to the landfill. He said using the landfill because of the Monday for its Indoor Winter Season. The was never asked for any identification by cafe that Lydall & Foulds, 1 Colonial disposal of what was alleged to be Community “ Y " and East Side Recreation Center employees, according to the report. ; Road, had dumped 861 tons of out-of-town garbage. wili open for the season beginning Oct. 3. Stevenson was released on a written promise to residue from a newspaper recy­ But Tedford made no such The center’s hours are Monday through Friday appear at Manchester Superior Court on Sept. 27.) cling operation between April and from StoSp.m . and 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday’s hours are recommendation at Thursday’s August of this year. He said the from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The center is closed on meeting. company produced cardboard Sundays. Police arrest two men “ We’re using the local ordi­ from the reycling process. nance ...,” Tedford said after the E after 3-vehicle accident meeting. “There are certain O’Connor said that Connecticut Guild to meet Monday processes in place for the Container Recovery Corp., 150 Colonial Road, was disposing of A three-vehicle accident on Adams Street Reginald Plnto/Mancheater Herald ordinance.” The Ladies Guiid of the Church of the Assumption between 6 and 8 tons of glass dust wili meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the Church Haii. The resulted in the arrest of two men Wednesday who Lee O’Connor, the superintend­ were wanted on outstanding warrants after they ent of the landfill and the and cardboard a week. He topic for discussion wili be ’ ’Healthful Hints." Prague, and Michael Meotti. Zinsser and Meotti oppose were found at two seperate hospitals, police said.- MAKING A POINT — Carl Zinsser gestures to stress an Highway Division, said today provided no information on how Police arrested the brother of a man who was argument during a political debate in Columbia's each other for the 4th Senatorial District seat. Scott and that a letter would be sent to much waste from those two Breastfeeding class offered arrested for dmnk driving in connection with the Yeomans Hall Thursday night. Others involved, from left, Prague are competing for the 8th Assembly District seat. Recycled Fibers warning of the companies originated from out­ side town. P Rockville General Hospital will be the site of a accident. are Timothy Scott, Judy Senkbeil, moderator, Edith penalties if the company disposes Mark Napolitano. 18, of 11 Hathaway Lane, was of out-of-town garbage in the Meanwhile, officials from the class on breastfeeding. The class will be held charged with threatening and second-degree future. state Department of Environ­ ’Tuesday from 10 a.m. to noon. criminal mischief on an outstanding warrant after mental Protection plan to carry International lactation consultants Karen L. Bert O’Connor said that the penalty Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Herald he was found visiting his brother in Rockville out a routine quarterly inspection and Judith A. Gubala of Breastfeeding Consultants, for the first-time violation of town General Hospital. He was held on a $500 bond and is Candidates debate 'credibility’ regulations prohibiting disposal of Recycled Fibers, the D E P ’s Inc. will instruct the class. Registration is $15 and the vehicle while Melissa pushes from AFTERNOON DRIVE — Taking their scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior Court of out-of-town garbage at the director of local assistance, Car- can be made by calling 872-0501. mine DiBattista. said Super Coupe out for a spin are Melissa behind. Nastasha is just along for the Sept. 21. • landfill is a letter of warning. The ride. The children were playing in front Bv Alex GIrelll The debate, which also involved two other was her change of vote on legislation that Wednesday. Zaleski, 3'A, Nastasha Zaleski, 7, and Napolitano is the brotherof James Napolitano, 24| candidates, took place at Yeomans Hall would put a limit on the prisoners who could punishment progresses to the Manchester Herald point of a $200 fine and a year-long The company is probably not David Zaleski, 5. David attempts to steer of their home on Hudson Street. of 140 Spruce St., who was charged with drunkeii under sponsorship of the Columbia Grange. be released from prison. He said she voted meeting the requirements of its Mflitary Notes driving and other motor vehicle offenses iq The other candidates were Democrat in favor of it and under party pressure suspension from dumping at the COLUMBIA — Democratic State Sen. town landfill for a fourth state permit because the amount connection with the Adams Street accident. James Edith Prague, state representative from changed her vote. Michael Meotti and Carl Zinsser, his violation. of residue from the recyclables is Napolitano. who appeared in Manchester Superior the 8th Assembly District, and Timothy Prague responded that, “ sometimes you Republican opponent, engaged in the first probably too high, DiBattista Completes basic training Ck)urt on the charges Thursday, is being held af Scott, her Republican opponent. have to vote for the lesser of two evils. We Also at Thursday's meeting. Obituaries public debate of their campaign forelection said. But he said that the type of Morgan Street Ck)rrectional Center because he About 80 people attended and questioned don’t have the money to build all the prisons Town Attorney John W. Cooney Pvt. 1st Class Monica J. Crawley, daughter of Ann as state senator from the 4th Congressional permit could be changed if the could not post a $500,000 bond, a court official says^ the candidates on a variety of topics we need to keep people behind bars.” said that he would look into M. Primus of 99 Tanner St. has completed basic He will appear in court again next Thursday. District Thursday night and the issue of revising the town ordinance re­ ratio of recycled material to (Sept. IS, 1988) at Hartford She is survived by two daugh­ including lack of prison space and early In answer to a question about whether training at Fort Jackson. S.C. Sophie Knybel Another man, 19-year-old Shamus Kershaw, of 38i credibility was dominant. garding the landfill and hoped to residue, which is supposed to be Hospital. ters, Cathleen Ann McLain of Zinsser said his top priority as a senator release of prisoners, completion of im­ towns or the state should have major Sophie E. (Dubashinsky) N. Elm St., who was a passenger in James' have changes ready for consider­ 80 to 20, is too low. He said that a Besides his wife and stepson, he Marlborough and Zora Reece of would be to restore credibility to state provements to Route 6 in eastern Connecti­ control over lakes. Zinsser said the state is Knybel, 68, of 81 Union St., widow Napolitano’s car at the time of the accident, waa ation by the directors by their such a permit change would not Completes basic training is survived by four sons, E. Miami, Fla., two brothers, Do­ government and to reduce the state budget cut, measures to curb drunken driving, and imposing more and more authority over of Joseph Knybel, died Thursday arrested on an outstanding warrant at Manchester; October meeting. He said after­ change how the company can Michael Stiles III of Farmington, nald Risley of Avon and John deficit by effecting economies in gun control. localities. “ I ’m a great believer that Airman Pamela C. Berry, daughter of S.M. Berry (Sept. 15, 1988) at Manchester Memorial Hospital, where he was being treated for ward that the changes would dispose of residue, which he said John B. Stiles of Hershey, Pa., Risley of Elmwood; a sister, Cora government. Zinsser said that when he was a senator charity begins a home.” he said. of 34 Tower Road, has completed the tactical Memorial Hospital. numerous cuts. He was charged with second-degree include raising the current $15- was a local issue. Stephen L. Stiles of Wethersfield Magaldi of Rocky Hill; three Meotti, after having spoken of accomp­ he saw a map on the wall of the governor’s Meotti said authority over lakes should be satellite-microwave systems operator course at the She was bom in Manchester on reckless endangerment and criminal mischief. He per-ton tipping fee. but he would Angelo Squillante, an official and Robert W. Stiles of San grandchildren and a great- lishments he said he has made in the past office of a new Route 6 and that Gov. shared as it now is, but that the balance of U.S. Arm y Signal School, Fort Gordon, Ga. She is a Sept. 6, 1920 and was a lifelong was presented at Manchester Superior Court not say what other revisions he with all three companies operat­ Francisco, Calif.; two daughters, granddaughter. two years in environmental areas, said his William O’Neill said it would be built. Two shared authority should move toward the 1083 graduate of Manchester High School. resident. Before retiring, she had Thursday and is scheduled to appear again Sept. 21.; was contemplating. ing out of 260 Tolland Turnpike, Linda Ann Shively of Springfield, A private funeral service and top priority would be assuring a continued years later William Bums, commissioner towns. been a 12-year employee of the O’Connor said "Thursday that declined to comment on the Va., and M. Renee Rafalo of burial will be held at the coven- supply of clean water. of the Department of Transportation, said Scott agreed with Zinsser. saying. former Pillowtex Corp. She was a the administration had not de­ required ratio for recyclables. Sipples trains in Georgia Sebastapol, Calif.; a sister, Ro- ience of the family. There are no He said that 20 years from now, stpte the same thing. Zinnser said. But he said it “ Local autonomy is is the cornerstone of communicant of St. Bridget cided by how much the fee should DiBattista added that Recycled seanne Pope of Richmond, Va.; calling hours. The Holmes Fun- L o t t c r V finances will still be a topic of discussion, took from 1971 to 1986 to get Interstate 384 our whole process.” Army Reserve Pvt. Michael J. Sipples, son of Church. be increased. Fibers was trying to meet the and 11 grandchildren. eral Home, 400 Main St., is in ~ but there may be no water if steps are not connected with Interstate 84. Prague said that what the state has done Thomas B. and Irene V. Sipples of 180 High St., has She is survived by two daugh­ Two weeks ago. Tedford first requirement and had an interest The funeral service and burial charge of the arrangements. taken to protect underground supplies. Meotti said the matter of Route 6 is now in is to encourage towns to work with private completed basic training at Fort Benning, Ga. He is ters, Carol McCaffrey of Man­ expressed concern about the in doing so because the company will be held at the convenience of Zinsser repeated his charge that under the hands of the Arm y Ckirps of Engineers. developers in lake improvement. a 1987 graduate of East Catholic High School. chester and Barbara Taylor of Winning numbers drawn Thursday in lotteries amount of garbage coming from pays higher prices for the recyc­ the family. There are no calling the new aid toeducation formula, Manches­ “ We can’t turn them around,” he said. Meotti said he favors the state require­ Waterbury: a brother, Edward Louise CMster around New Engiand. ; the Tolland Turnpike facility. lable materials it receives. hours. The Newkirk & Whitney ter, Glastonbury and Hebron will get less The state Department of Transportation ment for registration of handguns. Completes Army supply course Dubashinsky of Bolton; a sister, Connecticut daiiy: 954. Piay Four; 6500. ) Funeral Home, 776 Farmington Louise C. Custer, 86, formeriy Massachusetts daiiy; 3946. ) than they would ha ve if the old one had been is awaiting a decision by the Corps on plans Zinsser said he has been endorsed in the Ann Bieu of Vernon; three past by the National Rifle Association, Army National Guard Pvt. Marshall O. Patch, son Ave., West Hartford, is in charge of Manchester, died Sept. 9, 1988 Tri-state daily; 853, 9816. ; applied. to fill in wetlands for reconstruction of the 6 grandchildren and several nieces of Olivia and Curtis Patch of Tolland and grandson of the arrangements. in Florida. But Meotti insisted, “ Every town will get road. ^ which indicates where he stands on the and nephews. Rhode Island daily; 3611. Lot O Bucks;; Temporary trailer of Estelle and Oliver Gothberg of 90 Broad St., has Memorial donations may be Prior to retiring in 1961, she was more money than under the old formula.” Scott criticized Prague for what he said question. The funeral will be held Satur­ 2-11-15-36-38. completed a supply course at the U.S. Army made to Hartford Hospital, 80 an inspector for Pratt & Whitney day at 8; 15 a.m. at the Watkins Training Center, Fort Jackson, S.C. Seymour St., Hartford 06115. of East Hartford. Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St., He is a 1986 graduate of Tolland High School. She is survived by her husband, needed for reval with a Mass of Christian burial at Edward Custer of Florida; two Pollen Count 9 a.m. in St. Bridget Church. Marjorie McLain daughters, Rita O’Brien of Ri­ Condemned home is sold for $109,500 Bv Nancy Concelman firm. Leasing an office would Completes basic training Burial will be in St. Bridget Marjorie (Risley) McLain, 80, viere Beach, Fia., and Norma Manchester Herald have been inconvenient and logi.s- Cemetery. Calling hours are Airman Arthur M. Temple Jr., son of Mr. and of 58 Spencer St., died Thursday Lockart of Dunedin, Fla.; two NEW HAVEN (A P) - The Pollen Count Center at William and his brother Peter Turnpike. Newington and is currently living ticaiiy difficult because of the today from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 By Nancy Concelman Mrs. Arthur M. Temple of 546 Hilliard St., has (Sept. 15, 1988) at Hartford sons, Edward Custer of Vernon the Hospital of St. Raphael reported today that the Lofstrom. both Manchester na­ The structure of the 92-year-old in supervised housing in town, A space crunch af the Munici­ computers and other equipment p.m. Manchester Herald graduated from Air Force basic training at Hospital. She was the widow of and Donald Custer of Manches­ pollen count was 11 and mold spores are low. tives, own Lofstrom Construction Victorian house will remain basi­ said Elaine Law of the law firm of pal Building and Lincoln Center necessary, he said. Albert G. McLain. ter; eight grandchildren and 15 A pollen count of 0-10 means conditions are Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. A Bissell Street home con­ Co. of Manchester, which deals cally the same. Gill said. Lof­ Pepler. Barlow & Ruel, which is has forced the town to consider “ We just don’t have room He is a 1988 graduate of Manchester High School. Bom in Hartford, Feb. 20,1908, great-grandchildren. comfortable for allergy and asthma sufferers, 11-50 demned by the Health Depart­ with “ strictly commercial” con­ strom said the firm never had any handling Grezel’s estate. Law leasing a trailer to hou.se the .staff anywhere in town hall or Lincoln Edward M. Stiles she had been a resident of The funeral was held Sept. 12 in is uncomfortable. 51-100 is miserable and over 100 is ment last November was sold struction, Peter Lofstrom said. intention of knocking it down. would not give Grezel’s address. that 'Will conduct a new revalua­ Center,” Spinelli said. Edward M. Stiles Jr., 60, of Manchester since 1973, pre­ Fiorida. The Moss-Feaster dangerous. Monday to a Manchester con­ Lofstrom said he doesn’t know Before King bought it, the tion to replace the botched 1987 To meet current and future West Hartford, husband of Gisela viously living in Coventry for 38 Guardian Funeral Home, Du­ struction company for almost what he’ll do with the house until house was owned by 65-year-old The town spent $5,693 to clean revaluation, the finance director space needs, a referendum had Stiles and stepfather of Half Rang years. She was a member of the nedin Chapel, was in charge of the Dr. Crane’s Quiz $110,000 and may be converted to it’s been gutted, but it will “ more Alfred Grezel, who had lived the house and connect some said Thursday. been proposed on constructing a of Manchester, died Thursday Manchester Senior Citizens. arrangements. Thoughts offices, a company head said than likely” he made into offices. there for at least two years utilities, after which the house An appropriation consideration $13 million municipal building. Wednesday. The house is located in a Business without heat, plumbing or elec­ was appraised at $78,000. The for the $9,000 to $10,000 the town But the referendum proposal has been put on hold because of 1. The famous "Iron Horse” of pioneer days was II zone. tricity. In November. Judge of appraiser estimated that it would will need to lea.se the trailer for Probate William FitzGerald had cost about $60,000 to refurbish the three years will be added to the unanswered questions from resi­ often followed by a The other day my wife and I were traveling down The house, at 72 Bissell St., was Charles Gill, a carpenter work­ Deaths Elsewhere Grezel removed for health rea­ house and make necessary Board of Directors Sept. 27 dents and may not be held until MOOSE MONGOOSE CALABOOSE CABOOSE the highway. My 12-year-old daughter and her sold to William Lofstrom of ing on the house Wednesday sons and the town Health Depart­ repairs. agenda. Director of Finance next spring at the earliest. 2. A Rhode Island Red makes which typical friend were in the back seat talking about the good ol Manchester for $110,000, less than afternoon, said the bottom floor may house Lofstrom Construc­ ment condemned the house, say­ Peter Lofstrom said he didn’t Boyce Spinelli said Thursday, Meanwhile. Town Director Ste­ sound? days. I was envisioning the old classiccars, the wide the $139,000 asking price. Newing­ disLii>.L, and turned them into big ing it presented a health risk to have any estimate on renovation "The town estimated that it will phen T. Cassano has proposed SQUEAL PUR-R NEIGH CLUCK Donald Albery Peter Klernan lapels, bobby socks, the charleston, etc. When all of ton developer George King, who tion Co. offices while the top floor box-office hits. They included neighbors. costs. take three years to come up with a that a committee of seven or 3. Which game usually involves use of pi (3.1416)? PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - a sudden my daughter says you know back in the bought the house for $109,500 at a would probably be rented. The LONDON (AP) - Donald Shelagh Delaney’s “ A Taste of Grezel received treatment at “ I hope it doesn’t cost $60,000.” new revaluation. The 1987 reva­ more citizens be appointed to DICE POKER FOOTBALL MARBLES 60s. My wife and I glanced at each other and started ^arch auction, had put it on the construction firm’s offices are Albery, a top London theater Honey” and Behan’s "The Hos­ Peter D. Kieman, 65, the chair­ C^edarcrest Regional Hospital in luation was discarded in March make recommendations on con­ 4. Daniel Boone is linked chiefly with an laughing, for these were our early teen years. It 1^ market in July. currently located at 9 W. Middle he said. manager for 20 years who encour­ tage,” both staged by him in 1959. man and chief executive officer of because of serious flaws. struction of a new building and a OARLOCK FETLOCK PADLOCK FLINTLOCK recorded within the word of God in James 5 that our aged playwrights Samuei Beck­ Albery gave American playw­ Fleet/Norstar Financial Group, No decision has been made on proposed new police station. 5. Paul Revere gained fame by use of a lives are but vapors here today and gone tomorrow. ett, John Osborne and Brendan right Edward Albee’s “Who’s died Wednesday as a result of the exact location of the trailer, In the meantime, the revalua­ FLINTLOCK FETLOCK PADLOCK The Bible also says to redeem the time and to be Behan, died Wednesday at age 74. Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” its complications from surgery. Accident victim is in critical condition but it will be set up on the tion staff will have to settle for a DEADLOCK Beginning in 1953, Albery good stewards of our time. Our lives are so short. It first run in London’s West End in Kiernan was elected vice chair­ “ fringes” of the Municipal Build­ trailer. 6. Match the sets of numbers at the left, with the staged some of the most success­ is so sad when I hear of and see young people who By Michele Noble In the Adams Street accident, of an adjacent eastbound car 1966. man of Norstar Bancorp in 1973, Center Street, is still under ing parkinglotat4lCenterSt. “ as The town has applied for a entries at the right to which they usually pertain. are wasting their lives away, when life has so much Manchester Herald G ravelle’s car and a pick-up driven by Frederick A. Twarkins, ful and controversial plays and a president and chief executive investigation, police said. Appar­ soon as possible,” Spinelli said. variance that would allow a (a) 9 X 12 ...... (v) Gambling casino He was chairman and manag­ to offer. If you are waiting for something to happen truck, driven by 24-year-oId 21, of Brookfield St. The number of hit musicals, including officer in 1974, and chairman in ently, Dziedzinski was driving 77 The trailer, which will be about trailer without a foundation for (b) 2 X 4 ...... (w) Rug salesman ing director of The Wyndham you are wasting time. You need to make something At least one of four victims 21-year-old was not seriously "O liver.” 1975. Linda Belanger, of New Britain, eastbound near Cavey’s restau­ 50 feet long by 10 feet wide, would three years and is scheduled to 9 (c) 3.1416(ul) Plate Umpire Theaters Ltd. until he sold his five happen. Someday you will wake up and say where injured in two separate automo­ were both struck by a car driven rant when he turned into the path injured, police said. appear at a Sept. 26 Zoning Board (d) 3 & 2 ...... (y) Carpenter Albery took many of director theaters — the Albery, Criterion, Kiernan became chairman and house between one and five has all the years gone. Remember the old cliche bile accidents Wednesday re­ by a man who has been charged of Appeals hearing. (e) 7 & 11 ...... (z) Math teacher Joan Littlewood’s pioneering Piccadilly, Wyndham’s and the chief executive of Fleet/Norstar, people, depending on what stage "Time waits for no man” . mained in critical condition today with driving while intoxicated, Parking a trailer to be used for Theater Workshop productions to Warehouse — on his retirement in a diversified financial services the revaluation is in, he said. The while another is seriously ill, second-degree assault with a human occupancy for more than Answers in Classified section London’s West End, the theater 1978. company, on Jan. 1, 1988. town estimates it will cost $275 to Kurt Stefanovicz officials said. motor vehicle while intoxicated, Security forces added $300 a month to rent the trailer. 24 hours is prohibited under town Assistant Pastor Amy P. Gravelle, 27, of 36-D evading responsibility and oper­ Spinelli said the idea of using a zoning regulations. United Pentecostal Church School Street in the Rockville ating under suspension. trailer has been discussed for the But Spinelli said the variance Weather section of Vernon, who is still in Fire officials said Belanger at teen-age club tonight past couple of months since the application may be withdrawn icritical condition, was flown to helped remove Piechowski from town is contractually obligated to because the trailer will likely be Hartford Hospital by the Life Star the car before being overcome by officers will be at the club this provide office space to the outside put on some type of support. helicopter after a three-vehicle chest and back injuries. She was By Michele Noble iianrhpBtrr Hrrald weekend,” Morrell said, “ But I Mostly sunny accident on Adams Street. Fire­ listed in stable condition today at Manchester Herald know that they are going to be REGIONALWEATHER fighters were forced to use a St. Francis Medical Center in Manchester and vicinity; USPS 327-500 VOL. e vil. No. 297 very, very visible.” hydraulic cutting and spreading Hartford, a hospital spokeswo­ A private squad of Manchester Accu-Woather* forecast for Saturday Mostly clear tonight. Low around The club was closed Saturday Low bid on Main St. tool to remove Gravelle from her man said. police will be patrolling the Daytime Conditiorts and High Temperatures 45. Light variable wind. A mostly Penny M. Sleffert, Publisher after six people were arrested in car, which she was trapped in for Police said 24-year-old James parking lot and the interior of a sunny start Saturday then in­ connection with a series of fights Qeorge T. Chappell Sheldon Cohen almost 45 minutes. W. Napolitano, of 140 Spruce St., teen-age juice club this weekend creasing cloudiness. High 70 to 75. Editor Composing Manager in front of the club that involved bridge is $2 miiiion ) A passenger of the same car, was d rivin g northbound on in response to last Saturday’s West Coastal, East Coastal; Denlae A. Roberta Robert H. Hubbard more than 50 people and injured ■’'1 ' I rrR Advenialng Director Prsaaroom Manager -year-old Jackie PiechowskI, of Adams Street at high speeds violence there between two Hart­ Mostly clear tonight. Low near 50 21 Construction of a new bridge on added to the specifications. Jeanne Q. Fromerlh Frank J. McSwssgan South Windsor, is in serious when he struck the curb on the ford gangs. at least 12. inland and near 55 along the Bualneea Manager Orculatlon Director Police said the qnelee was most Union Street bridge could cost as The apparent high bid was pondition at Manchester Memor­ east side of the road and veered shore. Light variable wind. In­ likely related to a series of little as about $2 million. $3,216,457 from Arborio Ckirp. of ial Hospital suffering from multi­ into the southbound lane, striking Greg M orrell, one of the owners creasing cloudiness Saturday. drive-by shootings last week The apparent low bid for the Cromwell. A total of nine bids Publlahed dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the ple abdominal Injuries, a hospital Belanger’s pickup and then ram­ of the Checker’s Nightclub on 29 High in the mid 70s. Manchester Publishing Co.. IS Bralnard Place. Manchaatar, Olcott St. - a private dance club involving the Albany Avenue and job, opened by the town General were received. The apparent ^^33 S3 spokeswoman said today. ming into Gravelle’s car head on. Northwest Hills; Mostly clear Conn. 08040. Second claaa postage paid at Manchaatar, Conn. which caters to 16 to 21-year-olds - the Park Street gangs in Services Department Thursday second low bid was $2,098,560 Poatmaater: Send address changes to the Manchaatar Herald, ; The Hartford Hospital spokes­ Napolitano fled the scene on tonight. High clouds Increasing met Wednesday with Police Chief Hartford. morning, was $2,024,566, from from George A. Tomasso Corp. P.O. Box 801, Manchaatar, Conn. 08040. woman also said that Raymond foot but was later arrested at late at night. Low around 40. If you don't receive your Herald by 8 p.m. waakdaya or TtSO Robert D. Lannan and received The club, which has been New England Railroad Construc­ Vehicles over 4 tons are now bziedzinskl, a 60-year-old Durkin Rockville General Hospital, Light south wind Becoming a.m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. It you're unabla his permission to hire the squad. restricted to members and their tion Inc. of Bridgeport, said banned from using the existing to reach your carrier, call aubacribar aarvlca at 847-9048 by 6 Street victim of another Wednes­ where he was being treated for a cloudy Saturday. High around 70. Morrell is also in the process of guests only, will be open for Gerald DuPont, the department bridge, which was built in 1924. p.m. waakdaya for delivery In Manchaatar. day traffic accident on East cut he received in the accident, Suggaatad carrier rates are 11.80 areakly, $7.70 for one negotiating the hiring of a state business Friday and Saturday but director. All Eighth District fire trucks, Center Street, is in stable condi­ police said. month. $23.10 tor threa months. $48.20 tor six months and security group called the A-Team will be closed Sunday. Morrell DuPont said that the town except the department’s mini Long Island Sound to Watch $02.40 tor ona year. tion today. He was also rushed to Three other victims of the two said the club will not resume its Engineering Division had esti­ pumper, now detour to Tolland Hill, R.I. and Montauk Point; The Manchester Herald Is a member of tha Aaaoclatad Proas, Ihe hospital by the Lifestar accidents were not seriously to patrol the club’s parking lot on Today's weather picture was drawn by Stacy Winker, the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Prasa Sunday openings until “ things mated the work would cost $1.9 Turnpike via Oakland and Dem- Seas 2 feet on the ocean and I foot Helicopter, which rushed to Man- injured. a regular basis. who iives at 107 Pond Lane, and attends Robertson Association and the Naw England Newspaper Association. calm down.” million, before other work was ing streets. or less on the sound. Winds phester three times Wednesday. The other accident, on East ‘I’m still not sure how many variable 5 to 10 knots. Schooi. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Sept. 16. 1988 - 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept, 16, 1988 Parade will feature Workers juggled cash 8th treasures Its colorful legacy dozens of divisions By Alex Girelll to cover O’Dea checks Here is the lineup for the Eighth Branford Fire Deportment. Manchester Herald Crystal Loke Fire Department, District Firefighters parade cele­ Ellington. By Judd Everhart done by the state’s attorney’s state auditors and the state brating their 100th anniversary. Ellington Volunteer Fire Last May, firefighters from The Associated Press office in the past, the present, nor Department of Motor Vehicles Department. the Eighth Utilities District Same Doy Fire Deportment, shall I in the future.” concerning personal checks he Wethersfield. Fire Department gathered at HARTFORD — Department of “The case is in court,” said has cashed at department branch South Meriden Volunteer Fire the district firehouse at Hil­ Motor Vehicle workers were Chief State’s Attorney John J. offices since 1983. ■tCOKT DIVISION Department. liard and Main streets for an MoncliMltr Police Escort. Manchester High School Band. forced to juggle daily cash Kelly when asked for a comment A report submitted by depart­ Division Commander — Deputy Chief Electric Boot Division Fire Depart­ unheralded ceremony and so­ receipts in orter to accommodate hours after the arrest. ‘Tm not ment officials last week said at Henry "Bod" Minor. ment, Groton. cial gathering at which pewter Manchester Police Department Color the check-cashing whims of going to generate any publicity on least 27 employees were aware of Guard. SEVENTH DIVISIDN tankards were the central former Deputy DMV Commis­ it. What’s been said so far is all O’Dea’s practice of improper U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker. Division Commander: Harold attaction. Congresswoman Borboro B. Burnett. sioner Edwin X. O’Dea, accord­ that’s going to be said.” check cashing. Kennelly. North Coventry Band. The tankards, commemora- ing to an affidavit supporting O’Dea was charged under a The practice came to light in State Sen. Michael P. MeottI, state North Coventry Volunteer Fire De­ tives of the 100th anniversary O’Dea’s arrest. provision of the law that makes July when DMV supervisor Bar­ Rep. James R. McCavonoeh, state Rep. partment, Coventry. of the fire department, were John W. Thompson. East Haddam Fire Department. O’Dea, fired last month by Gov. defrauding a public agency of bara Tanuis confronted O’Dea First Company Governor's Foot Eoglevllle Volunteer Fire Depart­ given as gifts to 124 firefigh­ William A. O’Neill, was arrested more than $2,000 a first-degree about a $2,300 check he presented Guard Band. ment, Storrs. ters and a few others with close American Legion Color Guard. Post Volunteer Fire Department of Thursday after turning himself in larceny. Generally, first-degree at the Waterbury branch office No. 102. Prospect. ties to the fire department. to state police. larceny deals with theftofca.shor for cashing. O’Dea asked a clerk Mayor Peter P. DIRoso Jr. Southington Fire Department Bond. After the Kent Silversmiths Directors Stephen T. Cossono, James Southington Fire Department, His subordinates described services valued at more than at the office to cash the check, but F. Fogarty, Mary Ann Handley, Geof­ Plantsville. in Sheffield, England, made O’Dea as an intimidating man $10,000. First-degree larceny is a not deposit it until he approved it. frey Naob, Ronald Osello, Kenneth N. Baltic Fire Department. the tankards, the firm des­ who coerced them into cashing felony carrying up to 20 years in Tedford, Barbara N. Weinberg, Theu- Hebron Volunteer Fire Deportment, troyed the mold, making the O’Neill ordered O’Dea fired in nls Werkhoven. Amston. 105th CONNECTICUT STATE FIREMEN S his checks at agency offices. prison and a $10,000 fine. August for violating what he Grand Marshal Frank "Po" Andover Volunteer Fire Department. serially-numbered tankards O’Dea was fired when it was Misapplication of property is a Mordovsky. Daniel Hand High School Band, mementoes the recipients will CONVENTION called the “public trust.” DMV Honorary Parade Marshal Nathan G. Unlonville. A Century Of Dedicated Service disclosed that O’Dea had cashed misdemeanor punishable by up to department policy also forbids Agostlnelll. Tunxis Hose Co., Unlonville. want to treasure. SEPTEMBER 16.17.18, 1988 a $2,300 check at the Waterbury a year in prison and a $1,000 fine. Honorary Chairman Raymond F .. Columbia Volunteer Fire Each tankard is engraved cashing personal checks. Damoto. Department. DMV office and ordered that it O’Dea was charged under a U.S. Navy Bond, Newport, R.l. with the anniversary logo and not be deposited immediately — a section of state law that makes it State Auditor Leo V, Donohue State Fire Administrator George EIGHTH DIVISIDN with the name of its recipient. While the convention is in violation of written agency a crime to use another person’s said the method in which DMV Luther. Division Commander: Irving "Bod" David Mordavsky, chair­ normally attract more than Thompson, both of Manches­ employees in Waterbury covered Connecticut State Fire Fighters Hubbard. progress, vendors will have policy. property without the person’s Association. St. Peter’s Drum Co. Inc. man and treasurer of the 500 career and volunteer fire­ ter, Police Chief Robert Lan- O’Dea, 67, of Waterbury, consent in a way that jeopardizes the check cashings violated a Eighth Utilities District Elected Offi­ Thomaston Volunteer Fire fighters, counting delegates, nan, and district Fire Chief fire apparatus on display in the cials: President Thomas E. Landers anniversary committee, turned himself in at the state its return. state law that requires state Department. frankly admits that one pur­ alternates, and guests. Harold A. Topliff Jr., as well as teachers’ parking lot of the Jr., Chief Horold Topllff, Director Shaker Pines Fire District, Enfield. high school. police barracks in Southbury DMV Commissioner Lawrence agencies to deposit all receipts in Samuel Longest, Director Lorroln Bou­ Bloomfield Center Fire Department. pose of handing out the mugs Most of them will leave Mordavsky, who is convention about 9 a.m. Thursday. He was F. DelPonte had no comment a bank within 24 hours. tin, Director Andrew Kotkouskos, Bethany Volunteer Fire Department. was to stimulate enthusiasm Saturday after the convention chairman. In connection with the cele­ Treasurer Helen Warrington, Director Riverside Fire Co. bration of its 100th anniver­ released on a promise to appear ’’because it’s not in our jurisdic­ Fear of retaliation ordeference Willard Maryin, Director Joseph Tripp, Avon Fire Department Band. for this year’s centennial cele­ at Manchester High School, The delegates will elect in court Sept. 28 in Waterbury. tion any longer.” said DMV to O’Dea’s rank prevented many Director Ellen Burns, Clerk Mory Beth Avon Volunteer Fire Department. bration of the district’s volun­ but many will stay for the officers and conduct other sary, the Eighth Utilities Dis­ Letrico, Tax Collector Ernest Mochell. Waterford Fire Engine Co. No. 1. parade Sunday along with trict Fire Department also has O’Dea’s home telephone in spokesman Andrew W. Nelson employees from bringing the Post Presidents, Eighth Utilities Dis­ Quaker Hill Fire Co. teer fire department. That business and will hear reports AP photo Waterbury went unanswered III. practice to light, the DMV repoi t trict: Gordon Lossow, Walter Joyner. Goshen Fire Deporfment, Woterford. celebration will reach its peak others who come to town to from officers and committee a number of souvenirs for sale, tth Connecticut Volunteer Fife and Oswegatchle Fire Co. No. 4, ail imprinted with the logo of WEICKER AND LABOR — U.S. Sen. vention in Hartford Thursday. He Thursday. His lawyer, Carl R. O’Dea has been investigated by said. Drum Corps. Waterford. this weekend when the district participate in the event. heads. Manchester Fire Department: Eighth the celebration. Lowell P. Weicker shakes hands with received the convention’s endorsement. Cicchetti. did not immediately Cohanzie Fire Co., Waferford. will host the annual convention Gov. William O’Neill and Three members of the Gen­ return calls to his office. O’Dea Utilities District. Windsor Fife & Drum Corps. of the Connecticut State Fire­ state fire officials will bring eral Assembly will be pres­ They can be purchased at supporters at the state AFL-CIO con- Manchester Fire Deportment Vete­ Windsor Fire Deportment. Pero’s Fruit Stand, 276 Oak­ said after his firing that he was CHILDREN BACK TO SCHOOL? ran Fire Fighters. men’s Association on Saturday greetings to the convention ented plaques in appreciation guilty of nothing more than bad Mottotuck Fife & Drum Corps, Derby. and probably one of the biggest goers. Mayor Peter P. DiRosa for help during the legislative land St. start a Welcome Wagon Career. Train in our October class. Posi­ Derby Fire Department. NINTH DIVISIDN T-shirts are priced at $6 judgment. tions open In your area. Car a must. Flexible hours, full-time and Town of Manchester Fire Division Commander: J.D. Labelle parades in the town’s history Jr. will represent the town and session that ended in May. An affidavit supporting Department. Jr. District President Thomas They are state Sen. Marie each. They come in assorted part-time openings. Greet people and represent local businesses. 17th Connecticut Fife and Drum Col. John Chester Fife 8, Drum Corps. Sunday. Unionists back Weicker sizes and are heather-colored O’Dea’s arre.st outlined a bizarre Call Marge Brown, 1-658-1135. Corps, Torrlngton. Wethersfield Volunteer Fire This year will mark the first Landers will represent the Herbst of Vernon, state Sen. scheme in which O’Dea would Vernon Town Fire Department, Department. district. Cornelius O’Leary of Windsor with navy blue trim. Atwood Hose Fire Co., Wouregan. time the statewide firemen’s write out a check one day at the Horse Drown Antique Steamer. association will hold its con­ Among other guests will be Locks and state Rep. James T. Mesh caps at $5 each are me mm South Windsor Volunteer Fire Taftville Fire Department. available in navy and white or DMV branch in Waterbury. get Department. Wllllnoton Fire Department Inc. No. vention in Manchester. John state Sen. Michael Meotti of Fleming of Simsbury. in a narrow voice vote cash from the day’s receipts, then Equal Opportunity Employer Bolton Fire Department. 1, West Wlllington. Moehring of Stamford, secre­ the 4th Senatorial District, Awards will also be pres­ red and white. The Drum Company, Meriden. East Great Plains Volunteer Fire Thirteen-ounce glass tank­ the next time, write out a check Glastonbury Fire Department. Department, Norwich. tary of the association, said state Rep. James McCava- ented to outstanding HARTFORD (AP) — Connecti­ bent said. “Shoulder to shoulder, Before the vote. AFL-CIO for a larger amount to cover the Flyover, Connecticut Army Natlonol A.A. Young H&L Co. Bond, Jewett nagh and state Rep. John firefighters. ards are available at $6 each. cut union workers made a little we will do so for many more.” Guard, Windsor Locks. City. that the annual conventions Secretary-’Treasurer Barry Willi­ first check and get additional Farmington Center Fire Department. history by endorsing a Republi­ Weicker called the endorse­ ams said Weicker had the edge cash. SECOND DIVISION Eost Litchfield Volunteer Fire De­ can for statewide office for the ment “a milestone in my political because of his incumbency. He BEAUTIFUL Division Commander: John J. partment, Litchfield. This scheme resulted in the Sullivan. Salem Volunteer Fire Department. first time. life.” noted that Weicker’s record on Waterbury office being short of CONVENIENI 1-169th Infantry Batalllon Colors, Yantic Fire Co. No. 1. At their 32ndannual convention He said his labor record was labor issues has improved during Connecticut Army National Guard. Wilmington Fire Department. cash on at least two occasions, so AFFORDABLL. l-169th Infantry Batalllon, Connecti­ Police prepared for biggest parade Thursday, in a narrow voice vote, probably magnified in the eyes of his three terms in the Senate. that the correct deposit could not cut Army National Guard. TENTH DIVISIDN the 600 AFL-CIO delegates en­ labor because, over the past eight “You have to look at the be made in interest-bearing ac­ 102d Army Bond, — Connecticut Division Commander: Robert dorsed Republican Sen. Lowell P. years, the Reagan administra­ THAT’S Army National Guard. Bletchman. Visitors to the 100th Anniver­ Wood said police are expecting tions along Main Street will be Drive - which will be open to candidate as they change in counts. according to the affidavit. Vietnam Veterans Color Guard. White Hills Fire Department Band, sary Parade of the Eighth Utili­ no problems because of the closed and traffic will not be able two-way traffic during the parade Weicker Jr. over Demcoratic tion has launched “one attack office,” Williams said. "We don’t ”As a result (of the scheme) ... COUNTRY PLACE. Vietnam Veterans ot America, Chap­ Shelton. challenger Joseph I. Lieberman, after another” on labor interests. endorse by party, we endorse by ter 120. White Hills Volunteer Fire Depart­ ties District Sunday will be able to permit, adding that the depart­ to travel or cross the street from - or Edgerton Street past Center Department of Motor Vehicle Bishop McMahon Assembly, Knights ment, Shelton. drink beer on public property, but ment will pay 50 of its 92 full-time noon until 5 p.m. Spring Park to a right onto the state attorney general. The Weicker endorsement was individual candidate.” employees had to cover the of Columbus. East Hartlond Volunteer Fire there will be plenty of police on Manchester officers overtime to Hospital employees, physi­ Hemlock Street, and then a left “We reward our friends,’’ state in some ways ironic, since He flatly denied a suggestion escalating amounts of the checks Miss Connecticut, Miss Manchester, Department. AFL-CIO President John W. Weicker supports Republican Woodbriilgc Development Miss Glastonbury, Miss Vernon. Woodbury Fire Department. hand to handle any rowdiness. patrol the parade. cians, volunteers and visitors are onto Liberty Street to the hospi­ from the Lieberman camp that by juggling the daily cash re­ Country Veterans of Foreign Wors Color Center Groton Fire Department. In the spirit of celebration, the The department headquarters advised to use either Turkington tal’s parking lot. Olsen said afterward. “We looked George Bush for president while national AFL-CIO had orches­ ceipts,” the affidavit states. Group Proudly Presents! Guard, Post 2040. Tolland Fire Department. at an incumbent, weighed his virtually all of the unionists at the trated the Weicker endorsement U.S. Coast Guard Band. Madison Hose Co. No. 1. town has issued a one-day beer on East Middle Turnpike will be The governor was reluctant to Hartford Police Department Whip City DIablos. permit to allow people attending locked up Sunday, but officers record, looked at his perfor­ convention support Democrat to give a bipartisan appearance comment on the arrest of the man .^Place.^, Mounted Patrol. Watertown Volunteer Fire mance on the committees. how he Michael Dukakis. to their endorsements, Department. the parade to (Irink alcohol on who regularly work Sunday will for whom he said when he fired THIRD DIVISIDN Fire District No. 2 Club, Agawam, town property, police spokesman be patroling their regular beats. stood up for the workers and all Weicker said he saw no irony, Williams said, however, that he O’Dea he had ”a great fondness.” I'caa'liil, ili.inninn, icLixiiii;... lli;il\ llic k-cliiig oi('.oimtry I'hia', (lie Division Commander: Wolloce Irish. Mass. those other underprivileged that it was a matter of people knew of no other Republican Emerald Society Fire Department, Deep River Fire Department. Gary Wood said Thursday. Wood said. niddcni i iiiidiiniinimii ((iimniiMily iir.sllL’d in llic rulliiig hills of Cmciiliy. Kensington Volunteer Fire groups that are out there and we realizing that “it’s not elephants Senate candidates around the “It’s in the hands of the City of New York. The town currently allows Access to Manchester Memor­ courts.” O’Neill said. Klli(iciil. s|i.i(iiim, iillnidivc ... Iwn lirdidiiin lowiiliniiscs. Soufh Kensington Fire Department Department. people to drink alcohol on the ial Hospital will be difficult rewarded a friend with an and donkeys that are going to be country receiving AFL-CIO back­ Inc., Kensington. North Stonington Fire Department. endorsement.” running the country, but rather ing this year. The arrest, he said “bothers me Naugatuck Volunteer Fire streets, but does not allow them to Sunday, however, because of the as it should anybody in the state of Department. drink on town prj>perty, such as parade that is starting at noon. The vote followed more than an human beings.” Olsen also said there was no ONLY 10 REMAINING Westfield Volunteer Fire Depart­ ELEVENTH DIVISION “Dukakis-Weicker” bumper- pressure from labor leaders in Connecticut when a public official Division Commander: Hans Weiss. the Town Hall or in the parks. During the parade, all intersec­ hour of debate among the conven­ UNITS ment, Middletown. tion delegates that saw rank-and- stickers were being sold for a Washington and called Thurs­ mi.su.ses the trust that the people Westbrook Fire Department. Eagle Hose Band, Ansonla. have placed within him. MAKE YOUR Berlin Fire Department Band. Eagle Hose & Hook & Ladder, file members praise Weicker for dollar at the convention. day’s vote “democracy at work,” WLUSE SREiR OF flUSTONBURY Berlin Fire Department. Ansonla. his work on plant-closing notifica­ To win an endorsement, a The endorsement carries with “The only message I can give RESERVATIONS Eost Berlin Fire Department. Turn of River Fire Department, 2225 Main Street NOW! Arctic Engine Co. No. 1, Milford. Stamford. tion, boosting the minimum wage candidate needs the support of it union support in the form of is. if you’re doing something Glastonbury. C T 06C33 North Hoven Fire Department. Pratt 8, Whitnev Fire Deportment, and providing basic health insu­ two-thirds of the 600 convention phone banks and get-out-the-vote wrong, or it’s alleged you’re Stony Creek Fife & Drum Corps, East Hartford. DOUBLE Independently Owned & Operated Stony Creek. Webster Hose Co. No. 3, Ansonla. rance to all workers. delegates. Six years ago. Weicker efforts. doing something wrong, it’ll be DIR. FROM HARTFORD Guilford Fire Deportment. Prospect Drum Co. Earlier in the day. both men had enough support to keep his Also Thursday, the convention investigated and, if proven, you Rl. 84 east to 384 to R l. 44 in Giveniry. Model Open Sunday 1-4 Bicycle Built tor Two Forr’s, Bantam Fire Department. Manchester. Kllllngworth Volunteer Fire had delivered emotional Democratic opponent, Toby Mof- endorsed for re-election the shall be punished,” O’Neill said. After the Getty Station lake second left or by appointment. Clowns of Americo on either side of Department. HELP SUPPORT speeches to the convention, with fett, from winning the state’s three Democratic con­ The governor said he had not onto North River Road. At fork bear ri|thl Ledvord Fire Co. COUPONS onto Goose l^ne. At second fork bear CALL ELAINE the division. each getting a polite reception. endorsement. gressmen: Barbara B. Kennelly interceded ”in any way, in any Nortti Windham Fire Department. SEE STORES FOR DETAILS right onto Merrow Rd. on right. AT 659-2491 FDURTH DIVISIDN Old Savbrook Fire Co. No, 1 “This is a new experience for Lieberman said he was not in the 1st District. Sam Gejdenson manner, with any investigation Division Commonder: Chief Donold Eost Wallingford Volunteer Fire Co. bitter about the endorsement in the 2nd District and Bruce A. Maguodo (retired). No. 8, Wallingford. me,” said Lieberman. “standing COOPERVISION because he still believes he will Morrison in the 3rd. Caledonian Bagpipe Band, Holyoke. NIantIc Fire Department. Unisol’4 1log«r in front of a group of organized Mass. MANCHESTER COOPERVISION Clerzismior CI«r '2 labor leaders who ... are ready to win the election. In the 4th District, incumbent Sandy Hook Fire Department. TWELFTH DIVISION leaning iL^icoicng Xuiion He recalled how he had consist­ Republican Christopher Shays North Branford Fire Department. Division Commonder: Arthur Unisol 4 Pliagelzsmi a rewetting vote against me. In nearly 20 Foxon Co. No. 3, East Haven. Warrington. •y e d ro p t years of public service, I have ently supported plant-closing leg­ got the endorsement. Warehouse Point Volunteer Fire De­ Charters Hose Co. No. 4 Band, islation and supported collective In the 5th District, Democratic Let VITTNER’s partment, East Windsor. Ansonla. 3 5 9 always stood shoulder to shoulder Charters Hose Co. No. 4, Ansonla. V»ur **rWon«" Sailing Masters of 1B12, Essex. Qgporvwcm.' with my friends in the labor bargaining for state employees challenger Joseph Marinan was Essex Fire Engine Co. No. 1. Stattord Springs Volunteer Fire MIDGET Choice Help you with your Fall Planting. Department, movement. during his decade in the state endorsed over incumbent Repub­ Old Lyme Fire Department. 200 MQ. Portland Fire Department. East Haven Fire Deportment, Volun­ “We were in the same battles, Senate. lican JohnjG. Rowland. Clinton Volunteer Fire Department. teer Co. No. 1. we share the same scars.” “Hell, just a couple of weeks The delegates overturned an Don’t forget, fall planting means Bethel Volunteer Fire Department MIddlefleld Volunteer Fire Haltran Flicker No. 1 Band. Department. Lieberman said. ago I was down there in Groton.” earlier recommendation to make Bethel Volunteer Fire Department. Pioneer Hose Co. No. 1, Groton. Tablets Woman’s Shaver In his speech. Weicker used the marching alongsidee striking no endorsement in the 6th District Spring color! Broad Brook Volunteer Fire FOOTBALL Float, Cooltol Eaulpment, Manchester. Deportment, same theme. Electric Boat employees. and voted to endorse Democratic Bennet Junior High School Band, I9 0 5 9 “Shoulder to shoulder, you and “I feel today that you’re challenger James Griffin over FIFTH DIVISIDN Manchester. I2't H i S’e settling for less than the best .” he incumbent Republican Nancy L. Division Commander — Chief Phil Alllngton Volunteer Fire Assoclotlon, V I have worked together for 18 SALE SALE SALE GARDEN MUMS Cromble (retired). West Haven. AEROSOL years.” the three-term incum­ said. Johnson. MIddleburv Volunteer Fire Depart­ Gardner Lake Volunteer Fire Com­ Boys and Girls ■ ment Bond. pany, Salem. Gruex Desenex JBI MIddleburv Volunteer Fire Hazardville Fire Department, OnNDl NURSERY STOCK $ 3 4 9 Department. Enfield. from the Spray Spray < Only each Shelton Volunteer Fire Co. No. 4. tpm Wednesday, when they were confronted by two Bradford Manner Fire Deportment, young men who ripped Baxter’s purse from her $300, East Haven. 0 1 9 1/3 O F F regular price •ach Beacon Hose, Beacon Falls. THIRTEENTH DIVISIDN Manchester 1 or mort Division Commonder: KevInO'BrIen. w S T A T E hands and knocked the women to the ground. 10 Mystic Hook & Ladder. 1.8 -ixi Take Vs off on all trees, Citizens Engine Co. No. 2 Bond, Westburv Drum Corps. ^5 2.7 As Baxter lay face-down on the ground, police Seymour. Cheshire Fire Department. Midget Football said one of the men pulled a pistol and fired a flowering shrubs and Citizens Engine Co., Seymour. Simsbury Volunteer Fire Extra, Extra Stonington Fire Chiefs Association. Deportment. Desenex Desenex shot that struck her in the lower back. evergreens. Large Size Mohegan Fire Co., Uncosville. Westchester Brassmen. Association & R E G IO N The alleged robbers then fled. Baxter and her Marlborough Junior Ancient Fife & Noroton Heights Fire Department, Ointment Powder [Ml— 9 Drum Corps. Darien. companion managed to get to a restaurant Now Is the time lor CONCRETE Marlborough Volunteer Fire Haddam Neck Fire Department. Missing woman found where they called police. Department. Illlng Junior High School Band, will be working to 0 7 9 ANNALEE Plainville Volunteer Fire Manchester. flwii.soi. EAST HAMPTON (AP) — A mentally The incident occurred just after the two STAT^UARY Department. Poquonock Bride Fire Dept. Groton LAWNS Milford Fife and Drum Corps. raise funds this retarded woman, who had been the subject of a women had left a student council meeting, DOLLS Echo Hose Hook 8, Ladder Co. No. 1, CONTAC according to Bridgeport Vice President Kenneth SIXTH DIVISION COUGH FORMULA or state police search in Hurd State Park, has been This is the right We are still getting Division Commander: James Farr. Shelton. Saturday, Sept. 17. COUGH A SORE THROAT MEDICINE Windsor Locks Volunteer Fire De­ Lvme Volunteer Fire Co. Nighttime found unharmed, state police said. Best. ^AREIN. time to do any partment Band. Flanders Fire Department, East Karen Pellitier. 30, who had been missing in orders for fall and Windsor Locks Volunteer Fire Lvme. Contac Cold Medicine Come in and see the reseeding, to feed Department. Pfizer Inc. Fire Department, Groton. since Wednesday, was found on Thursday, Christmas season. Eost Hampton Fire Department. Yalesville Fire Department. police said. largest collection of it, or to iime it. It is Cromwell Volunteer Fire Haddam Volunteer Fire Department, Prostitution fine hiked Department. Hlgganum. This is an important Pellitier telephoned Connecticut Valley dolls in the area. also the time for Come in and see our Huntington Fire Co. No. 3, Shelton. Wolcott Volunteer Fire Department. Hospital on Thursday evening from a train NORWALK (AP) — The city Common Council Middletown Fire Department Trumbull Volunteer Fire Co. No. 1. Volunteers. Colchester Hayward Volunteer Fire fund raiser for the station, state police Sgt. Scott O’Mara said. has raised the fine for prostitution from $99 to Priced right too! . grub control. large selection. Totoket Ancient Fife & Drum Corps, Co. Final Net Pamprin She had last been seen at 2 p.m. Wednesday by $1,000 in hopes of cleansing the revitalized South Stony Creek. Dunbar Hill Volunteer Co. 8, Hamden. league to help ^ Hair Spray IB other members of her CVH group, which had Norwalk of the street walkers. FALL Council members said Wednesday the Fall & Halloween HOLLAND defray cost of been picnicking at the park. H O l ^ S Roflular 0 9 9 State police were brought into the search, ordinance is an important step in wiping out BULBS O' m M Decorations equipment and other ' Unocantod ^ ^ 1 2 o z . ^■rrablats which included bloodhounds and German crime. Mon.-Fri. Shepherds. The search for Pellitier, whom “Right now, the $99 fine is not effective.” said ARE IN. : We Are Again Open police described as slightly retarded with Councilman Edward Lyons, said, “Perhaps we Come in and see a 9:00-5:30 needs of the league. Gold Bond Topol Now is the time to emotional problems, was unsuccessful. can really make a difference to make it great assortment of Saturday On Saturday, lOam-Spm Powder Tooth Polish unprofitable to do this business.” plant tulips, 9:00-5:00 Lyons said the city is trying to promote a items for Halloween. daffodils, and 0 9 9 0 5 9 family-oriented atmosphere in South Norwalk Lighted houses and • We have a great selection of fall and winter items. ■ ■ Asst. College student shot other bulbs for Sunday 10 oz. ^ V F Ia v o r* highlighting the Maritime Center which opened much more. Spring Beauty. 10:00-4:00 Come in and browse and enjoy BRIDGEPORT (AP) — The president of the in July. MENNEN BLISTER Councilman Rollo Giannini had similar our very low prices. s’ J University of Bridgeport’s student council is in Baby Magic Kank*a fair condition today after being shot during a feelings. Manchester Midget Football Lotion or Bath Medication purse snatching. “One of the things we have to do is clean up THE PENNY SAVER Rhonda Baxter, 28, of Scarsdale, N.Y., a that area,” he said. “Police have to make an I VITTNER’S GARDEN CENTER I bobu (MMH Auxiliary Thrift Shop) ioSort senior at Bridgeport, suffered a gunshot wound extra effort. If they (prostitutes and johns) are Needs Your Help! 0 7 9 |9 9 getting busted from two to five times with a Ybuf to the back in the attack Wednesday night. § 1 TOLLAND TPKE.. MANCHE8TE8-VERN0N TOWN LINE 6 4 9 - 2 6 2 3 46 Purnell Place Choice 0 oz. 1 'Aoi. Police said Baxter and another woman were $1,000 fine, It’a a lot of money to be throwing away.” Hours: 10am-5pm ■ Thurs. until 8:30 pm ■ Closed Monday PmCES EFFKTnVC THRU SAT. SIPT. 24.1IM walking near the university at 10:46 p.m. we RESenvE t h e r k jh t t o lim it s a le s a n d t o c o r r e c t tvpooraehical er r o r s. ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS. 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WASHINGTON — The drug-running Medellin Nutcraciter nuclear disarmament. ^T00CL05£T0CAU Cartel of Colombia is offering a $1 million bounty ■ Byers’ Choice Carolers One of the problems with Pentagon for the dead body of any American drug TESSIER’S NURSERY ■ Heritage Villages and Accessories procurement has been the revolving-door COUNTRY CARPENTERS enforcement agent — the latest slep in the cartel’s & LANDSCAPING Shop early for the best selection of unique new gifts, ornaments policy that allowed former government barefaced campaign to eliminate anyone who gets 6 \/\^hsterJin.e(jm necticut o6o4^ and table decorations. officials to peddle their services to private in the way. Complete Landscape Service Colombian officials have put their lives on the Fall Hours • Tues.-Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5 contractors. The other is that consultants 40 West street have been given too large a role in the line fighting the cartel, which has murdered 295 West Street ■ Bolton, CT ■ 649-7514 I hundreds of drug agents, judges and journalists. Bolton, C T 06043 (203) 649-5991 fee* mll« north » / Cojr City State Ferh on Rl. fS> process. The reign of terror in (Colombia left the cartel That role needs to be cut back. So it is sitting comfortably on its drug profits. But its style encouraging to learn that the Navy, at least, is has been crimped since Colombian authorities already reducing its reliance on the advice of Open Forum began working with U.S. officials to bring drug outsiders. traffickers to justice. An internal Pentagon report — written American colonists fotight and clothes for school children, keep The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration SIDEWALKS before the bribery scandal became public — Annulli Classic died to establish and preserve the up medicalexpenses, pay fortheir can’t afford to let the cartel win this war — approximately 80 percent of the cocaine smuggled says the Navy has shifted some of the freedoms now guaranteed tousby homes or and high rents? Are you benefits lO H our Constituiton. Our Founding going to give 17 million workers into the United States comes from the Medellin responsibility for making aircraft procure­ Cartel. To the Editor: Fathers were careful to give us a jobs to make $25,000 to $30,000 a SALE i;s ment decisions from consultants to republic in which a written year? Well, I’d like to know where The cartel was founded in 1981 when more than government employees. It strongly advises 200 drug traffickers met at a restaurant in Medellin On behalf of the board of constitution established laws to and when. sim ilar steps in regard to acquisition of ships protect the rights of all citizens. You are iike Reagan. The great and plotted a war against the Colombian terrorist Sept. 16-17-18 i directors and members of the group. M-19. The terrorists preyed on wealthy drug Save m o n ^ —B uildityourse^—lVe make it easy. and their weapons. Instructors of the Handicapped, I "To secure the blessingsof liberty promises? Lies, lies, lies. He and The rapid m ilitary buildup of the early 1980s for themselves and their poster­ his great wife haven’t done a darn dealers by kidnapping their family members and would like to thank Orlando demanding ransom. QUALrrrPRE-CUT Hundredt of Items was a necessary catch-up operation, but it Annulli and his organization for ity” was the basisoftheirconcern. thing while he was in the White As we reported recently, the drug dealers spilled a sN': forced the Pentagon to rely more than was donating the proceeds of the Our Constitution, the corner­ House. Oh, he helped keep taxes P O ST : B E A M stone of our freedoms, was written down, so his rich friends wouldn’t the blood of enough of the terrorists to subdue M-19. on sale at wholeeaia wise on private consultants. It is unfortunate Annulli Manchester Classic to the Then the two groups formed an unholy alliance, DO-rr-VOURSELFBUILDING KITS lOH. to protect every American from have to pay any taxes. There are or below coat! and saddening that abuses have resulted. the abuse of power by govern­ people in this country who had to with the cartel paying M-19 to do its dirty work. In a Ulify mSsUmtlal savings We would like to also thank C.D. celebrated incident in 1985, the cartel paid the W Even if there had been none, however, McCarthy and Roger Macaione. ment. The ideals upon which this pay plenty in taxes, but not the big professional ns$dts m ilitary spending has now leveled off, and it document is based are reinforced shots. terrorists $5 million to take over the Colombian 5 ^ 1 tournament co-chairmen; the Supreme Court building and destroy extradition is time to bring the decision-making back Connecticut State Golf Associa­ each day by the success of the system which gave it birth. This Mary Jarvis files on cartel leaders. In the ensuing battle with We^errdCarpenter HiLLCREST GARDEN CENliR inside the Pentagon when it belongs. We’re tion: the many corporate sponsor- police, 12 Supreme Court justices werie killed. glad to see that is happening. si and the numerous members of system cannot function without an 6ZD Pascal Lane enlightened public which knows Manchester The cartel has vowed to kill any Colombian police 649-0822 4 Hillcrest Road 244 Boston Tkimplko. t the Manchester Country Club officer or informant working with the DEA. It Bollon, Connacticut whose combined efforts made the its rights, freedoms and responsi­ Bolton, CT 06043-7226 bilities as citizens. carried out that threat with the assassination of the (203) 849-7023 or 8494371 —Worcester Telegram, Worcester, Mass. event such a success. Letter unveils DEA’s most important drug informant — (Jet. Rt. 8/44 & 85 across from 3-J'a) 649-1954 This generous donation is much There are 26 amendments to our Constitution, three of which are a mean spirit American Barry Seal — in Baton Rouge, La., in appreciated and will be used to 1986. support the ongoing efforts of the directly concerned with insuring Let’s stop it the right of citizens to vote. This is To the Editor: Seal was a Special Forces pilot in Vietnam who lOH to teach handicapped people turned to drug trafficking in 1977, eventually flying THE BOLENS EASY-TRAC to swim and enjoy the water. evidence that the Constitution is a LOOK WHAT WE’RE Precision stunt flying by military aircraft working basis for government — I am overwhelmed with revul­ drugs for the cartel. His fortune was said to be in the neighborhood of $75 million. But after the DEA SYSTEM COOKING at air shows ought to be banned. Ed Adams not just a state document. sion at Howard August’s letter of It’s bad enough when military jet action Let us ceiebrate Constitution Sept. IS suggesting Manchester arrested him in 1983, he began fingering cartel Chairman, Board of Directors members. Seal aided in the extradition and AT MANEELEY’S! results in death during wartime. But when Instructors of the Handicapped Week by resolving to be better name the sewage plant after retiring Town Manager Robert prosecution of cartel kingpin Carlos Lehder, who is ■ Come visit us and loss of life occurs as planes are engaged in informed, responsible citizens. Only The National Society, Daughters .Weiss. now serving a life sentence. Specials little more than public relations activities, it of the American Revolution, Manchester has been very The cartel put a price on Seal’s head — $1 million Friday Saturday see for yourself becomes unacceptable. Week celebrates fortunate to have a man like Bob alive and $500,000 dead. If Seal had been brought to $ 9 9 9 0 0 urges you to know your Constitu­ ■ Shrimp Parmigiana a Veal Pavoratti The collision of three jets during an air show tion, continue to study it, be Weiss as its manager all these Colombia alive, he would have been tortured to at Ramstein Air Base in West Germany, U.S. Constitution informed, and be able to defend years. But whether one agrees or death. Baked/Broiled Swordfish a Stuffed Sole which resulted in scores of deaths and To the Editor: your constitutional rights. not, a letter such as Mr. August’s Our intelligence sources allege that cartel leader Pablo Emilio Escobar was behind the hit team that Fall Is For Planting hundreds of injuries, should be the last time reveals a very mean spirit. It takes nothing away from Mr. gunned down Seal in Louisiana. That team traveled Mumay Evergreena, anything like this happens. The week of Sept. 17-23 com­ Bernice Maher memorates the signing of the Regent, Orford Parish Chapter Weiss’ proven record but says a through two countries — Panama and Mexico — Rhododendrons, Dutch Bulbs Constitution of the United States Daughters of the American great deal about Mr. August. relying on the graces of corrupt public officials who were chummy with the cartel. —The Press Herald, Portland, Maine of America. It is the oldest Revolution, Manchester Mtxli'l 824A constitution still in active use in Shirley B. FitzGerald Emboldened by the Seal hit, the cartel has the world today — the 201st yearof 30 Clover Lane secretly put out the word that It will pay $1 million •Quality •Selection •Service its adopt ion. This great document, Plenty of Jobs? Manchester for the murder of any DEA agent, according to our ^ E A S Y - T R A C the guardian of our liberties, Where are they? intelligence sources. It doesn’t matter if the agent established our republic as a Letters to the editor is working directly against the cartel or against drug traffickers from other regions. W hitham Nursery self-governing nation dedicated to To the Editor: Jhe Manchester Herald wel­ "Quality Right Up to The Handle Bar Warmers" rule by law. One official has come under a much more restaurant Route G, Bolton — 643-7802 comes original letters to the specific threat. He is the chief DEA official in New • 8 Horsepower • Easy-Trac Differential Nlatieeley^s A ringingtributetotheConstitu- Mr. Bush, stop sayingthatthere editor. -fiv, Open Daily and Sunday 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. tion begins on Saturday, Sept. 17, York City, Robert M. Stutman. The DEA has • 24" Cut...2-Stage Power • Lugged Tires are plenty of jobs in this country. Letters should be brief and to posted a 24-hour guard around him because they a BANQUETS a PARTIES a CATERING a at 4 p.m . the time of the signing of Sure there are plenty, but many the point. They should be typed or • Cast Iron Gearcase the Constitution two centuries received reliable intelligence that the No. 3 man in 2 7 5 BOSTON T U R N PIK E , BOLTON (Fon..ri, fi....) can’t support families on what is neatly handwritten, and, for ease the Madellin Cartel, Jose Gonzalo Rodriguez- ago. Individuals and groups paid — a farmer, a store clerk, a in editing, should be double­ TAKETHE Open TueB.-ThurB. 4:30-9:00 / Fri. & Sal- 4-10 / Jam Pub 11:30-12:00 daily across the nation will ring bells Gacha, has targeted Stutman for assassination. garbage collector, a street spaced. Letters must be signed Rodriguez-Gacha is annoyed over a large seizure simultaneously for 200 seconds, sweeper. Where are all the good with name, address and daytime NO PAYMENTS K3R 90 DAYS CALL 64 3 -2 3 4 2 f o r reservations m and release200red, whiteandblue of cartel cocaine in New York. DEA sources say he jobs? So many of the people who telephone number (for is also angry about a cache of weapons that was balloons. These are the plans of worked in high-paid offices, in verification). the Bicentennial Commission of seized in Mexico. He had traded 1.000 kilograms of WaH. PREUSS SONS certain factories, as airline pilots Address letters to: Open Fo­ cocaine for 100 automatic AK-47 rifles and 228 B O S TO N TPK E, R TE 6 & 44 "Don’t EVER call me again on a Saturday the National Society. Daughters were laid off. Are all these people rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. ammunition that never reached him. BOLTON, CT • 043-9492 For morning when 'Pee-wee's Playhouse' is on. ' of the American Revolution. going to be able to buy food and Box 591, Manchester 06040. THE LATEST BOX OFFICE HITS HIGH PIRFORMANCE SINCE 19T1 information Po8t-Zla politics ARE IN BOLTON! The death of Pakistani President Mohammed Zia on How to watch the ‘news’ on television uI-Haq has left Afghan rebels without the strong backing they had from Pakistan. Zia was killed in a The 1988 presidential election campaign is now 3. Don’t believe everything the networks tell you. mid-air plane explosion Aug. 17, and the pro-Soviet officially under way. Since the private but intense Take, for example, a particularly malodorous Afghan secret service, known as Khad, is a prime advertising ambition of somewhere around 80 percent of the piece of Limburger dragged through NBC’s suspect in the incident. J(ilied with Zia was the U.S. people who control what you see on TV is to throw “Today” show recently by the network’s "chief Ambassador to Pakistan and most of Zia’s senior in the conservatives out of Washington and replace Waiiam political correspondent,” Ken Bode. During the military advisers who supported the Afghan them with the Massachusetts Miracle and his 1970s, as I have noted before. Bode labored openly resistance. Most of the supervisors in the Zia Harvard handlers, you are going to see mostly Rusher In the service of liberalism. Now, however, he government went to end the Afghan war, speed up T h e what the media think will push you in the Dukakis plays reporter for NBC — in this case touting a the Soviet withdrawal and eject the 3 million direction. cheap attack on George Bush’s record as CIA Afghan refugees who fled to Pakistan, It was Here, then, are a few suggestions to help you director, which will appear in the next issue of a Pakistan’s support that helped the Afghan rebels recognize some of the TV news-twisters’ favorite rag called Mother Jones. defeat government forces and drive the Soviets into B olton stunts: I wouldn’t blame you for not having heard of retreat. But now, Zia’s successors are eager to 1. Compare the length and other characteristics And Goerge Bush ? Well, The New York Times Mother Jones; few people have. Even in San reach an accommodation with the Soviet-backed of the TV reports on Bush with those on Dukakis. (no friend of Bush's) gave the lead the next Francisco, where It’s published. It is regarded as Afghan government. So the rebels may lose at the 24 HOUR SERVICE DIESEL FUEL P age Are they about equally long? Does the report on morning to his warning, to an American Legion flaky. But Bode treated it like The Christian bargaining table what they gained in the Bush consist largely of comments by the TV convention, that we are “not out of the woods” in Science Monitor, and interviewed the two authors battlefield. VCR RENTAL # VIDEO CLUB “reporter,” while the one on Dukakis is loaded with dealing with the Soviet Union, and that continued of the article obsequiously without disclosing that shots of juicy statements by the candidate himself? modernization of American nuclear forces is the one of them also writes for The Nation — a journal call THOUSANDS OF TITLES Is the tone of the Dukakis report basically upbeat. only way to achieve further arms reductions. But so rigorously leftist that it still insists Alger Hiss M . M O I L while Bush is suavely trashed? Peter Jennings, on ABC the previous evening, was innocent. BURNERS INSTALLED AND REPAIRED That was the case with ABC’s “World News focused the network’s whole coverage of Bush’s To cover his rear. Bode asserted at the end of his iiBanrliPslrr Hrralft The Tonight” on Wednesday evening. Sept. 7. Sam talk on his brief and quickly corrected “report” that Bush headquarters had been shown a PLUMBING & HEATING Donaldson, assigned to cover Dukakis, offered his misdescription of the date of the Pearl Harbor copy of the article and offered a chance to reply on Foundad In 1881 ALL KINDS OF W ELL WORK M anchester attack — which the Times sensibly relegated to a PENNY M. 8IEFPERT...... PubtNIWf ^ Motf/e Magic own enthusastic opinion that a vague Dukakis the program, but had declined. The truth, as you QEORQE T. CHAPPELL...... EdllOf FUELOILS, RANGE OILS, GASOLINE* proposal, to withhold payments on student loans two-inch box. probably suspect by now, is a little different. OOUQLA8 A. BEVINS...... Exacutiv* Editor from their earnings retroactively, was 2. Watch how the “reporter” ends his story. He Bush headquarters tells me that NBC demanded MARIE P. ORAOY...... City EdHor Main Office and Plant 228 Boston Turnpike “dramatic." He acknowledged that “critits can other-hand things around to a fare-the-well in that the reply be given by Craig Fuller, who is ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... A ^ l l t o Editor 271 Hop River Road • Bolton, CT 06043 H erald might” wish Dukakis had been more specific, but the earlier parts of his account, but his final officially chief of staff to the vice president of the DENISE A. ROBERTS...... Advorttaing Dliwdor Bolton, C T 06043 ended by repeating that the proposal was sentence (right before “This Is Larry Liberal, with United States. That would certainly have added a JEANNE O. FRDMERTH...... ButInoM Mwiagw Dave SHELDON CO HEN ...... Oompoalng Managar Charlie (203) 646-4640 “dramatic” and adding approvingly that it the Bush campaign in Grand Forks. Nebraska”) badly needed touch of class to Bode’s sleazy act, MlnIcuccI MlnIcuccI will — like Donaldson's described above — contain but Fuller rightly refused to climb into NBC’s tub ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Praaaroom Managar 649-2871 643-2711 addressed an issue the American people were FRANK J. McSWEEOAN...... CIrculallon DIractor concerned about. his personal zinger. of mud, and that was that. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 16, 1988 - > 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 16, 1988

WIT OF THE WORLD FOCUS NA'nO N Bush, Dukakis & W O R L D trade charges

■'tr ^ Child’s injury results in flood of bills Changes In Panama over spending

DEAR BRUCE; We ently. We are pleased with our home If the tenants are absolutely solid WASHINGTON (AP) — With Americans in By Donna Cassata are a couple in our early here and want to keep it. So we plan to citizens, you could have the checks Panama facing both real and potential The Associated Press 308 and, up until now. we rent it out in the meantime — even if mailed directly to you, but if you have problems, the United States has decided to any question about their finances, you reduce its diplomat presence in the troubled have made all our bill it’s necessary to take a slight loss Republican George Bush charged that rival might consider having a relative or a country but will keep the American military payments faithfully. every month. Michael Dukakis is leading Massachusetts into a Smart Money friend collect the check and deposit it command at full strength. State Department But recently one of our My wife and I have family in this “budgetary Three Mile Island.” The Democratic children was injured. area and they’re willing to fly by from locally. officials said. Bruce Williams nominee, initially reluctant to join the rhetorical Our insurahce only paid time to time to see that our house is This way you would know almost The decision was taken at the advice of fray, defended his state’s economy as sound. a modest portion of the being kept up. This is our first time as immediately if there was a difficulty Ambassador Arthur Davis and could lead to medical costs, and we landlords. Can you give us some with the check; otherwise, it could the closing or the severe reduction of regional The vice president, wrapping up a two-day had to pay the rest. Now guidance? take a couple of weeks, considering operations of the Drug Enforcement campaign swing in California Thursday, also we are having difficulty C.L., the distance mail travels between Administration, the Justice Department and expressed his hope that former White House aide Oliver North will be exonerated on all federal managing our bills and have been late shouldn’t cause you major long-term RHODE ISLAND New England and Chicago. KOVAMSKY the U.S. Customs Service, three officials told on our cor payments. problems. One more possible problem is that USA The Associated Press on 'Thursday. charges stemming from his role in the Iran-Contra affair. 1 expect that we’ll be back in stride But you should discuss your situa­ D E A R C.L.; Obviously you will your tenants might not agree to move They stressed there would be no cutbacks in out at the end of the two-year period, In six months or so. but this record of tion with the lender, not only by letter need a written lease to protect your the U.S. Southern Command or in the Panama Bush refused to rule out a presidential pardon if even though the lease calls for it. In late payments will remain. Will we but in person if possible. If it is a local interests and those of the tenant. You Canal Commission, although other North, who is awaiting trial, is found guilty. bank, explain to the loan officer could buy a standard landlord lease in many jurisdictions, it could take suffer repercussions when we try to administration sources, who spoke on On economics, the Republican presidential buy another house in a couple of years precisely why these difficulties have most stationery stores, but I would several months to get an eviction, and condition of anonymity, said some of the extra nominee lashed out at his opponent, saying the or try to refinance the one we are arisen and how you’re handling them. counsel against this. Most attorneys you’d be out in the cold looking for PEOPLE security personnel sent to Panama last spring Democratic governor’s policies have hurt Massa- currently buying? It is very possible that they can will charge you about $50 to prepare a somewhere else to live. Check with chussetts and will harm the nation. would be withdrawn gradually. We have always been responsible reconstruct your automobile loan so lease — that’s your best bet. your attorney about local laws. Simon donates funds t.H- ■ ■ Questioned about Bush’s charges, a reticent _ with regard to money. This situation you can handle the payments. If not, it Since you are renting on a tempor­ Enjoy your new environment! I Dukakis told reporters joining him on a tour of ’ was totally unanticipated and beyond may be more cost effective to borrow ary basis, you would probably be think you’ll find if a worthwhile NEW YOR K (AP) — Singer Paul Simon has Handgun bill dies fire-ravaged Yellowstone National Park that he our control. a small amount of money and bring better renting for a little less money experience. donated $375,000 from his appearance on AP photo would reserve comment until “ sometime next J.T.. the payments up-to-date, leaving the and being very selective about the “ Live at the Hard Rock” to the mobile WASHINGTON (AP) - Ignoring a week.” EUGENE. ORE. current financing in place. prospective tenants with regard to Bruce Williams, America’s top medical unit he founded to give free medical lawmaker’s plea to “ show how tough we are” SPEED DEFLECTOR — John Thiry Wednesday. Thiry was arrested and But later, the Democratic nominee chose to their personal habits, financial re­ radio talk host, is heard each treatment to homeless children. by opposing the firearms lobby, the House has warns motorists in Pittsburgh's Oakland charged with obstructing traffic. respond to the attacks, and cited his state’s low sources. etc. You have an emotional D E A R J .T .: All of us at one time D E A R B R U CE; I am being trans­ weeknight on NBC station. Write to Before agreeing to do the show, Simon got likely killed for this year an attempt to force section of a speed trap ahead on unemployment rate — 3 percent — and 10 straight another in our lives have had financial ferred to Chicago on a temporary attachment to your house. Most folks Williams in care of the Manchester its sponsor, Coca-Cola, to agree to give the Americans to wait a week before buying a balanced budgets. difficulties and have had to juggle assignment. My wife and I will be in that situation would be devastated Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester children’s medical service a minimum handgun. Upon arriving in Los Angeles, Dukakis again, living there for about two years, then if their tenants did a number on their 06040. Letters of general interest will money. If your credit history is as donation of $250,000 for his performance with By a 228-182 bipartisan vote Thursday, the without prompting, told reporters, “ What Mr. Bush clean as you’ve described, this we’ll return to New England perman­ place. be printed In the column. John Cougar Mellencamp in Los Angeles. House eliminated from an anti-drug bill a A great mystery solved: has given us is a mountain of debt, record deficits, a That, coupled with his $125,000 salary, seven-day waiting period along with an record trade deficit and an economic future that does not bode well for the American people.” makes the New York Children’s Health optional police background check of the Dukakis was campaigning in Southern California Project $375,000 richer, Dan Klores, a purchaser. Angry housewife sounds off today, stressing the fight against drugs and crime. spokesman for the project, said recently. The vote substituted a plan — to be devised The wishbone is a spring The Democratic nominee also was expected to Dr. Gott by the Justice Department — that would allow announce plans to expand the Drug Enforcement gun dealers to quickly identify convicted BOSTON (AP) - A Harvard Arizona University, took X-ray first into air sacs scattered Administration, if elected. Peter Gott, M.D. On with the show felons seeking to buy pistols. Sponsor Bill against praise of supermoms scientist wanting to know why films of starlings flying in place throughout its body and then into Bush was touring a steel manufacturer in McCollum, R-Fla., said the amendment was N A SH V ILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Whether on birds have wishbones believes he against 20-45 mph winds in a wind its lungs. Among these sacs is one Columbus, Ohio, and talking up patriotism at a flag crutches or in a wheelchair, Steve Sanders of his own idea and the major pro-gun group, the has found the answer. tunnel. between the two arms of the festival in Findlay. DEAR behind on her electric, telephone the Oak Ridge Boys will go on with the show National Rifle Assocation, came to him with “ The wishbone turns out to be a The movies allowed the scient­ wishbone. Republican vice presidential candidate Dan A B B Y: I have and cable bills. The interest on despite having broken a bone in his right foot its support. spring,” said Parish A. Jenkins, ist to look at the birds’ insides and The researchers speculate that Quayle planned to address a business group in had it up to my what she owes is putting her while playing touch football, a spokeswoman of Harvard’s biology department. see how the various bones work as the bird beats its wings Kansas City, Kan., before traveling on to Nebraska eyeballs with deeper and deeper in debt. The said. In a report published today in during flight. downward, the wishbone spreads and Iowa. Democratic counterpart Lloyd Bentsen phrases like Dear Abby bank already closed herchecking Sanders, lead singer on the Nashville Engines were OK the journal Science, Jenkins Until now, researchers have apart, opening the air sac so it was seeking votes in three Southern cities — Possible solution ’’working account. group's new single, ‘ ’Gonna Take a Lot of described a new way of studying tried to figure out such functions fills with air. Then, on the Memphis. Tenn.; Greenville, N.C., and Palm mom” and “su- Abigail Van Buren The cost of bingo is $40 a night, River,” broke his right foot while playing with WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal the inner mechanics of birds in by looking at the skeletons of dead upswing, the bird’s sternum Beach, Fla. permom.” Just Si and Mom plays nearly every investigators say the engines from the Delta birds or the outsides of live ones. squeezes the air out again. Two days before the Summer Olympics, Bush told other band members and their road crew flight by taking movies of them night and twice on Sundays. She for sex problems because I don’t Wednesday night in Puyallup, Wash., publicist A ir Lines jetliner that crashed last month in with X-ray cameras. And he In their report, the researchers “ What we suspect is that there a business group in San Francisco that Dukakis is have a job out­ has a good job. but she blows it all the “ gold medal winner in the tax-and-spend Kathy Gangwisch said Thursday. Texas show no evidence of mechanical failure detailed his first discovery with described the way the wishbone is an alternating bellows mecha­ side my home on bingo. She says it’s just a competition.” i Sanders will stay with the band during its — a finding that is focusing more attention on this tool — the function of the bends each time a bird flaps its nism drawing air in and out of the does not meat pastime, but it’s like a sickness. The Republican nominee added: “ Under my D EA R DR. G O TT; I’m beginning to dread sex with tour to promote the album “ Monongahela,” possible pilot error. wishbone. wings. At rest, the upper ends of sac and possibly in and out of the my husband because he lasts too long and that I am illiterate, lazy or D E A R A B B Y: My husband and What can we do, Abby? She gels opponent, Massachusetts has lost — lost — 26,000 Ms. Gangwisch said. The National Transportation Safety Board At the University of Pittsburgh, the starling’s wishbone are 11 or lung,” said Jenkins. braindead. 1 bought a lovely home in a very ho.stile when we confront her. Until now, scientists had as­ jobs since 1983, more than any other state in the never finishes. He’s very ashamed. We’re in our said Thursday the evidence shows “ that all researcher Robert Raikow was 12 millimeters apart. But when So ma ny people sa y, “So you ’ re nice neighborhood a year ago. We BINGO BABY sumed that the bone was simply a country.” early 30s, have three children, and, as far as I can engines (on the plane) were running as as impressed by the possibilities the wings descend, that distance just a housewife! ” or ask, “ What have three children, ages 6,4 and stretches to 18 to 20 millimeters. strut between the bird’s Federal figures show that Massachusetts has tell, a pretty normal, happy home. Actor enjoys his roles commanded and capable of producing full of X-ray movies as he was by do you do all day?” Some assume 2 years old. I am 29 and my DEAR BINGO BABY: Your Just why it bends this way is not shoulders. gained more than 230,000 jobs in the past five years, power at the time of impact.” their initial revelation. D EA R R E A D E R ; The type of problem you that my husband is a male husband is 30 — quite young to mother is a compulsive gambler, N E W YORK “It’s a pioneering new method clear. Jenkins said the spring while losing manufacturing jobs. The text of the vice have so much going for us. Early speculation after the Aug. 31 crash at describe is often due to the familiarity and chauvinist who demands that I and there is help for her. There is (AP) — Actor Tom of studying birds,” he said. “ We doesn't seem to help the bird beat president’s speech said “ manufacturing jobs,” and So why am I writing? Our predictability of sex relations in marriage. stay home. Abby, my husband a chapter of Gamblers Anonym­ Berenger says he Daiias-Fort Worth International Airport, in can actually see the movement of its wings more efficiently. In­ Miles of wool Bush aides said the campaign stands by that nextdoor neighbor has propositi­ and I made this choice together. I ous listed in the white pages of the enjoys bringing which 14 of 108 people aboard Delta Flight 1141 the skeletal elements during stead, he theorized that it helps One merino sheep can produce description. oned me to have sex with him. First, your husband should be checked by his stay home raising my children telephone book in every major out the human side died, was possible engine failure because flight. That’s pretty exciting.” the bird breathe in more air nearly 5,500 miles of wool fiber in Bush also said that as governor, Dukakis has tried doctor to make sure that he has no physical cause The fact that I am married with because we believe it is best for city. There is also a Gam-Anon to of the bad-guy witnesses reported fire coming from an Jenkins and two colleagues, during flight so it can burn the a year, at the rate of two-thirds of to raise taxes five times, including a $180 million for his lack of responsiveness. If he is physically O K , three children doesn’t seem to assist family members who need jump in business taxes, sales taxes and personal our family. roles he’s played, engine. Kenneth P. Dial of Harvard and extra energy it needs to stay aloft. a mile an hour, says National you are then free to experiment with some sexual I am also bored with this bother him. He says married help living with a compulsive income taxes this past summer. including a sadis­ George E. Goslow Jr. of Northern When a bird breathes, airflows Geographic, variety. T ry altering your usual approach to sex: “ quality time is better than women are safe sex partners gambler. G.A. operates very get away from the children for the weekend, use quantity time,” baloney. By the (safe from AIDS, etc.) much like Alcoholics Anonym­ tic sergeant in the more manual and oral stimulation, change time supermom gets her super I have herpes. Do you think if I ous. It’s free, and the success rate Oscar-winning positions, indulge your mutual fantasies, give in to self home from her job downtown, told him. he would leave me is remarkable. “ Platoon” and a the luxury of a long sexual encounter. 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And never mind holics Anonymous pledge .se­ playing Charles Manson. I had nightmares at the disclosing your medical history. D EA R DR. G O TT: I recently saw a TV program ’’working” parents are destined riously, butyouareinerrortosay after I finished shooting. I felt dirty.” on headaches. I was shocked at the number of to be losers, so I respectfully ask It’s none of his business. that as a group, alcoholics are flasmi Program... children who get them. Is this a new phenomenon? that you .supermoms keep your thought to be “ inferior.” Please opinions about us who are some­ read what one great man had to Justice hounded by mbdia It makes paying your subscription easier on Main Pub Restaurant & Lounge D EA R R E A D E R : I doubt that more children are what less than super to DEAR ABBY: My mother is say in an address to a temperance E U G E N E , Ore. (AP) — Justice Sandra Day you. Instead of paying your carrier every 2 getting headaches now than they were decades ago. yourselves. hooked on bingo. She has always meeting: and enjoy the parade from our outdoor patio O’Connor says she at times yearned to escape weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 What is a new phenomenon is that ailments of GOT IT TOGETHER IN IOWA been a very honest person, but “ I believe if we take habitual months, 6 months or a full year... drop It In the when it comes to bingo, she lies. the media attention she drew in her initial various types are being more publicized in the drunkards as a class, their heads mall. Then, you can forget about having ready featuring media. 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The lack of hours of the offer being signed. drugs. you might get around the barrier by demand for such houses can allow you Who should do the inspection? Try Leary said Thursday he’s formalizing a Senior Citizens: „ ^ . . house? They are everywhere. Study □ 3 months *21.56 □ 6 months *43.12 □ 1 year *86.24 buying what is called a “ u.sed and the classified section of your local to buy one at 25 percent or more below hiring retired tradespeople. Retirees $35,000 agreement to have his head preserved bruised” home, suggests Thomas J. newspaper, especially the “ For Sale its fair market value. Why? Because will not try to sell you something you for posterity in so-called “ cryonic suspension” Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment. □ Tip Amount— ------>» Lucier in a new step-by-step guide, By Owner” section. Used and bruised the sellers of such houses are usually do not need. Be sure they check for by the Alcor Life Extension Foundation in problems in four areas; the building’s •Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary. *'Spuds McKenzie T-Shirts “ How to Buy Used and Bruised houses are easy to find because they desperate. They wait in vain for Riverside. offers. structure: electrical system: plumb­ Houses for Fa.st Profits” (Real Estate have a very slow turnover rate. Mainstream scientists scoff at cryonics, but Combine a dirty house with a ing system; and heating and cooling Publications, Tampa, Fla.) People do not want to buy a adherents believe the essence of a person’s Name. What is a “ used and bruised” less-than-new anything, certainly not motivated seller — someone who system. Affordable, used and bruised wants to sell to you worse than you houses represent an excellent oppor­ mental or spiritual being resides physically in Apt. Our full service cocktail lounge and dining room house? It Is a house with floor a dirty, ugly, used and bruised house the brain. That essence could someday be Address- covering that may be worn. Its want to buy from him or her — and the tunity for many Americans trying to — even if it requires only minor transferred.to a mechanically produced or windows may be broken. It is result is usually a bargain. buy a home. Finding, inspecting, Zip - Phone- will be serving from 11:00 AM ’til closing. repairs and a heavy cleaning. biologically cloned body, said Alcor’s C ity------guaranteed to be dirty and unsightly. How much should you pay for such a How can you find desperate, moti­ negotiating, buying, cleaning and repairing a used and bruised house is president, Carlos Mondragon. But in spite of being less-than- house? The answer is easy; Do some vated sellers? They wave flags. In the MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-DY-MAIL not difficult. All it takes is a strong “ There’s about as good a chance that they’ll attractive, the house is structurally research. classified sections of your newspaper, desire for homeownership, the ability be able to bring you back in SO years than sound. What it needs is an industrial- Look at 25 to 50 houses that are for they use such headings as “leaving to follow the simple steps outlined in there Is that we’ll get a good president of the strength cleaning followed hy a sale in your target region. The asking town,” "job transfer,” "divorce The Manchester Herald this column, and a willingness to get cosmetic face-lift consisting of paint, prices will give you some idea of sale.” and the like, phrases that tell United States, or that they’ll find a cure for the P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 your hands dirty. Not a bad way to floor coverings and minor repairs. actual values. Visit your country you they must sell their homes common cold,” Leary said. realize the American dream. Nothing more. courthouse to find out actual sales immediately and get out from under 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 16, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Sept. 16.1988 - II

' ^ ■ MARKET REPORT second quarter of 1987. optimistic,” adding “there is a strong likelihood BUSINESS The closing date for the second quarter was they will prove incorrect.’’ IN BRIEF extended to July 11, when the company filed a He testified to the House Banking Committee on Chapter 11 petition seeking protection from Thursday as debate intensified over whether EB kickback Is charged creditors under the federal bankruptcy laws. taxpayer money will be needed to bail out the Company officials said the loss included about Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp., BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A buyer at the Electric $105 million related to restructuring costs and which is funded currently by an assessment on Zayre is a big buy for Ames Boat shipyard in Groton has been indicted on expenses associated with current plans to the S&L industry. charges that he accepted kickbacks in return for downsize the business. ROCKY HILL (AP) - Ames nard, Ames’ director of investor name and customer familiarity.’’ posted by the stores last year. helping a Massachusetts company obtain an These costs reflect the company’s decision to New Haven strike ends Department Stores will jump relations. “We have been analyzing the Zayre’s other businesses In­ Inflated contract for ’Trident nuclear submarine dispose of its outdoor product lines and various from fifth place to third among Zayre discount stores are sim­ Zayre discount business for many clude TJ Maxx, Hit or Miss and parts, the U.S. attorney’s office announced. operating facilities, company officials said. Also WEST HAVEN (AP) - Clerical workers at the the nation's largest discount ilar to Ames stores, although months,’’ said James A. Harmon, Miss Chadwicks of Boston Inc. Robert P. Wasco, 58, of East Lyme was charged included in the costs are the renegotiation of University of New Haven have ratified a contract retailers with its agreement to some are located in larger Ames’ chairman. “The transac­ Ames said Zayre will receive with two counts of mail fraud and one count of certain product distribution and royalty that will carry 20 pay increases over three years. buy Zayre Corp.’s 388 discount metropolitan areas in 26 states, tion has been extensively studied cash, $200 million in subordinated violating the federal anti-kickback law, U.S. agreements, company officials said. stores for $800 million in cash and Leonard said. The two chains Attorney Stanley A Twardy Jr. said. The unanimous vote on Thursday ended a from every point of view. We notes and preferred stock con­ week-old strike that disrupted administrative stock, Ames’ president said. have 12 stores that compete in the believe it is a unique opportunity vertible to 8 million shares of A grand Jury indictment handed up Wednesday “We will also gain entry into same communities, Leonard under most favorable terms.” In Bridgeport federal court charges that Wasco offices, mall delivery and telephone service. Ames common stock at a price of S&L bail outs to grow Workers were scheduled to return today. new and profitable markets, such said. In the fiscal year ended Jan. 30, $25 a share. recommended that the contract for an induction as Florida and Illinois, as well as Leonard said no decision had Ames had revenues of $2.1 billion Zayre will own 17.5 share of mast assembly be awarded to Vorias WASHINGTON (AP) — The cost of bailing out Members of District 925 of the Service increase our penetration in other been made on the possible closing and a net income of $34.2million. Ames stock when the deal is Engineering of Middleton, Mass., at more than failed savings institutions has risen so high that Employees International Union, walked out on i S l h markets,” Peter Hollis, Ames’ of some stores or possible layoffs. In addition to its discount stores, completed, Leonard said. But a three times what EB had traditionally paid for Congress will have to provide regulators with Sept. 8 in a contract dispute over wages and president and chief executive “One of the first things we will Ames operates 161 smaller var­ 10-year agreement was put into the equipment. more money, according to the General benefits. District 925 represents 105 UNH clerical officer, said on Thursday. do is study all Zayre locations for iety stores under the G.C. Murphy effect that limits Zayre from Soon after Vorias was awarded the $350,000 Accounting Office. / and technical workers, more than 95 percent of If' Ames currently operates 348 their long-term profit potential,” Variety Stores name. AP photo owning a maximum of 20 percent contract In January 1983, the company paid for Another loss at Coleco Frederick D. Wolf, director of the finance whom are women. discount stores, primarily in she said. Framingham, Mass.-based of the voting securities of Ames. division of the congressional watchdog agency, small towns in 18 states in the It hasn’t been decided if the Zayre Stores, currently the na­ vacations for Wasco and his wife in the Caribbean The union’s old contract with the school expired PRESLEY PLASTIC — Applications for a Mastercard Zayre said in a statement that and in Hawaii, the indictment says. WEST HARTFORD (AP) - Coleco Industries said he now estimates the cost of eliminating Northeast and Mid-Atlantic re­ Zayre name will continue to be tion’s fourth largest discount Inc., the toy-making giant that has filed for Aug. 31. bearing the image of the late Elvis Presley were mailed gion. With the deal, Ames will not used on the stores, Leonard said. retailer, had annual ^ e s of $3.5 its estimated net cash proceeds The indictment alleges that Wasco, a buyer in insolvent S&Ls at $45 billion to $50 billion, up from out to 200,000 people this week by Leader Federal But she said was likely the Zayre would be $620 million after EB’s purchasing department, wrote an internal bankruptcy, reported a $193.3 million second the $26 billion to $36 billion estimated by the The new contract, approved 74-0, will give only have its first stores in billion last year and a profit of quarter loss on Thursday. Savings & Loan of Memphis, Tenn. Bank officials say Florida and Illinois, but also name would be discontinued in $143.3 million. expenses and refinancing of the memorandum in December 1982 justifying the agency in May. Private analysts have estimated workers four raises over three years including 6 subordinate note. The loss was reported on net sales of $15.4 the cost will hit $80 billion or more. percent this year, 5 percent in September 1989,2 more than a million applications will be sent out during Alabama, Georgia, Lousiana, Florida “because Ames doesn’t It’s discount stores, however, purchase of the part from the company, saying Mississippi, Tennessee and Wis­ have stores in Florida and it weren’t profitable. Leonard said The transaction was expected that Electric Boat had historically manufactured million, which compared with with earnings of Moreover. Wolf said the Federal Home Loan percent in March 1990, and 6 percent in the next few months. consin, said Catherine G. Leo­ doesn’t make sense to wipe out she didn’t know the exact loss to be completed in 45 days. those parts in house. $752,000 and net sales of $146.1 million during the Bank Board's revenue projections are “highly September 1990. What next? Pros in the Greater not always right OPPORTUNITIES Manchester Area By John Cunniff REAL ESTATE "V' The Associated Press 543 North Main St. Business Mirror Fiano Realty Co. Manchaatar NEW YORK - Considering featurinfr; Blanchard & Rossetto ‘ O n l U K - what they have to put up with, you ^ 1 ^ 6 - 5 2 0 0 ^ 647-8895 could hardly blame Americans if been a clear upward shift ... to MULTI-FAMILY INVESTMENTS SOME NEW / SOME OLD they got down on themselves and raise prices, there is no sign that EPSTEIN REALTY their economy, since it is full of we are poised to enter a gaps and crunches. recession.” I • Each office Independently owned and operated. Week after week they are Considering all this, it speaks REAL ESTATE reminded of wage crunches, tax for the resiliency of the U.S. crunches, savings crunches, in­ consumer that confidence 647-8000 985 Main Street, Manchester terest .rate crunches and home snapped back in August after mortgage crunches. According to having been depressed in June a popular magazine, the ranks of and July. A PLEASURE TO VIEW middle management also are That news comes from the Townhouse Specloue 2 bedroom Ranch In Burr being crunched. Conference Board, a non-profit OPEN HOUSE - 1-4 PM Meadow, South WIndaor. Featureefull OPEN HOUSE - 1-4PM M anchester *132.900 walkout baasment and garaga. Sea H It is an economy that critics say organization that regularly mea­ Sat. & Sun. Sept. 17 & 18 is filled with gaps. Most glaring, sures attitudes of thousands of Sat. & Sun. Sept. 17 & 18 Outstanding 2 bedroom town- today. Priced at •133,900. of course, are the trade gap and households throughout the coun­ BOLTON *279,900 BOLTON *209,000 house! I'A baths, full basement, the budget gap, but there are aiso try, the goal being to ascertain Attraclive Garrison Colonial. Offers 4 Convenient Country Living sliders to deck, 1 car garage. age gaps in corporations and a their buying intentions. bedrooms, 2.5 baths, central air, and fire- Reduced Price! Raised Ranch, 1800 sq. ft. Small, quiet complex. Located widening gap between stock and The latest survey revealed that placed family room. l.ocated on private with 3 bedrooms, 2 ^ baths, fireplaced close to shoppes, buses. bond yields. cubde-sac. Ready for October occupancy. family room with custom built wet bar. a rising number of Americans in Come in and choose colors & flooring to­ Beautiful views and minutes to highway. BRAND NEW USTING Whenever the economy seems August were more optimistic day! Dir; Hi|(hUnd St. to Carter St. rinht on Volpi, left on What a bargain for theaa gorgaoua to gather strength it is whacked about current and future business Dir: t.184 Eatl to E ili S. RiRhl onto Hebron Rd. Ri||ht Birch Ml. riphl on Tinker, left Weal Ridpe Dr. flower gardana, the aaranity of onto Rlr. Kf. I.eri onto School St. Ri||hl onto Hebron Cape back by its custodians with talk of conditions than they had been in Rd. Left onto Valerie Dr. Left on Kim Rd. Mallard View Andover Lake and |uat a abort walk to M anchester *151,900 9-11 Griswold S t 61-63 Hamlin St. the elementary achool. Coma ayathlaS higher taxes or interest rates, or the previous two months. BOLTON *174,900 Ronetto Drive with warnings of bad things to A greater percentage said that N a w New listing! Charming 5 room, S-13 Flats O-O Daplex bedroom Ranch with cozy firat hoor Best Buy in Town! family room. Offered at '159.900. come. Sometimes they act, too, as the economy would improve and Affordable, completely renovated 3 bed­ 2 year old Cape with 2 bed­ when the Federal Reserve raises that jobs would become more room, 1 bath ranch style home with de­ rooms, I'A baths, atrium doors “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES" interest rates. plentiful over the next six to patio, 1 car garage. Located tached 1 car garage. 1st floor laundry on 1 iowsi itouuve FOR RENT Isn’t a strong economy what months. The farm mood was acre wooded lot. Still time to choose in beautiful sought after Lydall S room, 2/3 bedroom, 1 Vi bath Condo. everyone wants? Of course, but found to be improving. And colors! Woods. Blanchard & Rossetto Central air, carport, pool, tannia, *875 not too strong, says the Fed, househoids in general were im­ plus security and utilities. Ask for because that might bring infla­ pressed by the economy’s vigor. “Homework Is What We Do Best!’ 646-2482 Joyce E. tion, a position that recently The professional watchers of provoked economist Howard Ruff the economy, however, will not be > ■ into wishing he were in another impressed by such things. In­ business. stead, they will view this more Said Ruff: “If I were a political confident mood as a danger to be cartoonist, I would depict (Fed watched, lest it explode into an DON’T REAL ESTATE SERVICES •"•■'SS Chairman Alan) Greenspan giv­ inflationary buying boom. 63 East Center St„ Manchester, 643-4060 ing a smiling patient, the econ­ There is little new in such omy, a small shot of arsenic while interpretations; the negative explaining, 'You’re too healthy theme has been “in" for more LET THE for your own good.’’’ than a year among those who MANCHESTER *152,900 IN THE TRADITION OF LUXURY Seldom is optimism offered by think they understand how mod­ NEW T O M A R K ET - Very charming we proudly present this 9 room, 2Vi bath. Forest Hills SHADOWED BY GREAT OAKS BRAND NEW LISTING!!! those sages who claim to see the NEXT six room older Colonial In nice fam­ Colonial. Tastefully decorated Inside with grounds this Immaculate brick cape offers a growing family Real Estate ern economies work. Cozy and comfortable I bedroom condo al Eatl future. And even when it is, it But what the “experts” some­ ily area. Formal living room with "LAWNED IN ELEGANCE"- priced far below up to 4 bedrooma, with 2 baths. See It todayl Meadow in Manchester. Fully applianced kitchen, French doort to formal dining replacement - '270’s. dining area, spacious living room and generous comes wrapped in dull brown times may tend to overlook is the room, three good size bedrooms bedroom. BasemenI storage and laundry facilities. paper and contains a warning endurance, economic under­ HOME and all new updated kitchen and 647-8400 that the contents should be standing and sense of responsibil­ baths. Call the office today for your TastefuHv decorated. Handy location near builine? 168 Main Street, Manehester •77,500. considered dangerous. ity of the U.S. consumer. exclusive showing. Think about this from an Could it be that those qualities economist-educator: “Although have something to do with the fact BUYER the outlook for the economy that the seers’ worst fears failed continues to erode, and there has to occur over the past year? SNEAK MANCHESTER *199,000 Tremendous price reduction on ^ S 9 k this home of exceptional quality. Lift-slab changes AWAY! A FAMILY KEEPSAKE PLAHTED FOR PLEASURE Formal living room and dining the grounds that surround this stunning Forest Hills for the present owners being passed along for room, four first floor bedrooma, Contemporary of 8 rooms and 2Vi bathe. Ottered at fifth bedroom or den on lower level •139,900. This fine 0 room Cape with garage la plus large family room. Excellsnt located within waking distance to Bowers School. •244,900. COUNTRY CLUB are recommended Advertise your listings herel closet space and large very private CHARISMA!!! back yard. Country living within “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES” BRAND NEW LISTING!!! The proposal applies only to The grounds of this spectacular home are just like HARTFORD (AP) - Federal city limits. Call Yoyo for your exclu­ -Attractive 6 room over-sized Cape on Summit those at a golf cliih! Meticulously cared for inside safety officialsare proposing new life-slab techniques, which were sive showing today. louuHOuswe oppoeiuMirv Street. Features include 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths, and out. featuring 4 bedrooms, spacious family room fireplace, hardwood floors plus carpeting, summer regulations aimed at preventing being used at the Bridgeport site. call 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 and a large sun porch leading to a delightful another disaster like the L’Am- The partially completed apart­ Blanchard & Rossetto porch. 2-car garage, aluminum sided with a brick in-ground pool with a spa. Beautifully decorated! - — front. Ansaldi-buill •152.500. biance Plaza collapase. ment building collapsed April 23. ask for Debbie FREE HOME EVALUATION CNtUM IlMiiRlI Across from Marlin School A must to eee! *254,900. ^ The rules, proposed by the U.S. 1987. killing 28 people. HEAL EBTATE 646-2482 Occupation'll Safety and Health Administration, are subject to The lift-slab technique is a D.W.FISH FREE — comment and criticism until Nov. seldom-used method in which Comm«rclal-ln¥e»tment Company 14. The regulations, however, concrete floorslabs are poured on may not be implemented until the ground, one on top of the I■ i f o r s a l e "BUYERS - INVESTORS NIGHT” next summer because OSHA other. After the slabs are cured, VERNON must evaluate the suggestions they are jacked upwards along • Route 83, 6 acre Industrial Site, axcallant for and hold a public hearing on vertical steel columns, then fas­ mini warahouce/atoraga. Industrial Condo Wednesday, Sept. 28, 1988 them. tened at their proper levels use. • 2 Acres In C-10 zone on Rt. 83 near Hart- at 7:00 PM mann’t Supermarket. 2,000 SF home with M ANCHESTER *144,900 Income apt. PETERMAN BUILT COLONIAL ^0''^^''"XANCH’A...CONDmON’ ‘'»^-«~ Protesters arrested Lovely aluminum sided home with fireplaced LR, TOLLAND H O S TE D BY: 2 bedroom Ranch In "as Is condition". Living room, 3 bedrooms, IVi baths, lower level family room eat-ln kitchen, 1st floor family room ends 1 car garage. • 20 */— prime commercial acres on Rte IBS and one car oversized garage. Set on a deep lot. Call for further details. adlacent to 1-84. PBD zoned. Potential uses REALTY-WORLD — Include clutter development, atrip shopping at firearms factory and offices. BenoiVFrechette Associates ELLINGTON HARTFORD (AP) — Eleven bonds were and when they were • 3.5 Acres In Prime Industrial area abutting El­ Better Hurry! Starting at *148,500 peace activists have surrendered scheduled to be arraigned. D.W.FISH lington Airport. Property Includes sound Come hear our guest speakers discuss to police after occupying the Marrero said the the protesters THE REALTY COVIPANY 1800 Colonial with Commercial Potential. BOLTON RIVER MILL ESTATES and answer questions on how you can tower at the offices of the Colt were arrested without incident. _____ 201 New State Road, Manchester Firearms Division of Colt Indus­ Police said the protesters ap­ • 31 acres In excellent location tor potential own a home or Investment property. subdivision. Property also Includes historic VERNON — An exceptional home Is this custom built by U&R tries Inc. for about eight hours to parently walked through the 18th century Colonial w/teveral outbulldinga OPEN HOUSE protest the company’s shipment offices of the arms manufacturer I Better for poetible horse farm. 0 room Colonial. Pegged floor family room, 1st floor billiard SUNDAY 1-4 PM & WEDNESDAY 4-8 PM of arms to Central America, and occupied the familiar onion- room, 4 large bedrooms, screened porch, 2H baths, 2 car Featuring RESERVATIONS LIMITED - police said. dome of the Colt complex. FOR LEASE garage, large treed lot with manicured yard. Asking Hartford police Sgt. Joseph Superior location • Double atudded Insulated walls Call: 646-7709 Colt manufactures the M-16 BO LTO N larqe ranch *219,000 ELLINGTON *329,000. ______All Cedar Siding • Skylights Marrero said the protesters 2 Bedrooma. I'A Baths • Energy Efficient Gas Heat rifle, which protesters say is Aluminum tided with generous elzed roomi • Rentel/Profeeelonsl Office apace evallable In climbed to the tower at 10 a m. throughout. Itf floor family room or 4th bedroom, 1'/4 2 ehopplng centers on high traffic • Route 83. Private Deck • Oversiied Andersen Windows To bo hold afc DIraetlona: Thursday and surrendered to being shipped to Central bathe, heated tunporch. Super private yard. Several eltee evelleble alerting at 1400 SF at Custom Kitchen w/applla. • Atrium Doors FIrol Fodorol Savings Main Straal to Convenient to 1-84. Cathedral Ceilings • Garage with Opener America. - *9--Mt"s<|.tt. U&R REALTY CO. police at 6; 15 p.m. Quality 344 W. MIddIo Turnpiko W. MIddia Tumpika The protesters were all The protesters are members of HOURS Directions: I-I4, Exit SO, turn East and bear left. Past East Catholic Manchostor, C T 06040 (Naar Manchaatar Parttada) charged with first-degree crimi­ group calling itself Isaiah Peace 643-1591 243 Main St„ Manchester, CT 06040 omcc 243 Main StiMt, ManciMstor, C T 06040 ^ 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 High School ■ Rlvermlll Estates on left across Irom Hilliard Street. Ministry, said group spokesman Dally 8:00-a:00 nal trespass, Marrero said. He 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 0M 66 Sal. 8:00-8:00 643-4616 \^j^Robert D. Murdock, Realtor STRANO REAL ESTATE 647-7653 Rafrashmanta Sarvad was not sure what the protesters’ Edgar Rivera. y -A. K - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Sept. 16, 1988 fflaurlirBtrr Hrralft Commission honors G ilbert Directors hoid off Section 2, Page 13 beiihop as hero From page 1 action on maii iand SPORTS Friday, Sept. 16, 1988 The Hurricane Center said if there’s really nothing left to be By Andrew Yurkovskv voted to table the item until the PITTSBURG H (A P ) - A hotel Walton, K y „ who saved a woman Gilbert continued in the same done,” said Judy Oestrich, assist­ Manchester Herald next meeting on Sept. 27 so that' bellhop honored for saving a from drowning in her car, which direction, the eye of the storm ant American Red Cross chapter maps of the land in question could handicapped man from his burn­ had plunged into a lake at would come ashore near the manager in Corpus Christi. be prepared for the board. Texas-Mexico border sometime Because of a lack of informa­ Indian giris ing apartment after a fireman Richwood, Ky., on Dec. 4, 1987. “We’re doing what we do — tion, the town Board of Directors Director Stephen T. Cassano was had given up says he doesn’t want this evening. —Arthur H.C. Ham, 32, of taking care of people.” took no action Thursday on a not present. to be recognized as a hero, Winds up to 34 mph, accompan­ Arnprior, Ontario, who saved a In Matamoros, Mexico, a city of proposal to allow the town man­ “ I was hoping we would see a ied by squalls, began pounding “ Thank you was more than man from exposure in a river 280.000 on the northeastern U.S. ager to negotiate purchase of map so that we could see exactly South Texas and northern Mexico enough.” near Galetta, Ontario, on April 11, border across from Brownsville, property needed for improve­ what is involved,” Director Geof­ early today as preview of the fury dispel doubts Nonetheless, Thomas J. Cath- 1987. thousands of people crowded into ments around the Pavilions at frey Naab said. of Gilbert, which has left at least cart was among 20 Americans —Guy A. Keaily, 36, of Johnson shelters set up at schools, Buckland Hills. Director Ronald Osella said, and Canadians honored Thursday City, Tenn., who saved a woman 50 dead, $8 billion in damage and churches and public buildings ‘This is another example where By Jim Tierney' goalie Deb Raber for a 1-0 for their heroism by the Carnegie from a burning car on Oct. 16, more than half a million homeless after the hurricane left at least The town wants to acquire we don’t have enough informa­ Manchester Herald advantage. Hero Fund Commission. Two of 1987. on several Caribbean islands and nine dead in the Yucatan approximately 8 acres of land in tion to make a decision.” Two minutes later. Danger the heroes died in the perfor­ -L arry B. Pulai, 26, of Saska­ Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. Peninsula. the area of tte mall for public Also Thursday, tiie Board of VERNON — Manchester High broke through on the right side mance of their deeds. toon, Saskatchewan, who saved a The National Weather Service On the island city of Galveston, improvements required for the Directors voted unanimously to girls’ soccer coach Joe ErardI and booted home a 10-yarderinto Cathcart, who works at a 20-month-old girl from being issued a hurricane warning for scene of the worst natural disas­ mall. That amount of land in­ convert temporary notes to $8.18 had some doubts concerning his the left com er of the net. The Catskili mountains hotei, said he struck by a train on May 20,1987. Mexico’s northern coast and the ter in U.S. history when a cludes 5.5 acres for widening and million in bonds for capital young Indians as they began the Indians led 2-0 at the intermission was walking home in Eiienviiie, —Donna Marie Bell, 21, of southern half of the Texas coast hurricane hit in 1900, killing 6,000, reconstruction, about 2.6 acres projects that have been pre­ 1988 season Thursday afternoon and outshot Rockville, 13-0. N.Y., on July 22, 1987, when he Ingleside, III., who saved an from Brownsville to Port O’ Con­ about 40 percent of the island’s for easenhents and about .6 acres viously approved. That work at Rockville High. “ She (Dieterle) has really heard a woman screaming that 11-month-old girl from her burn­ nor, including 250,000-resident 65.000 residents were evacuated for rights of way. included improvements in the Any lingering doubts were grown as a player,” Erardi said. her handicapped brother was ing home in Mundelein, III., on Corpus Christi. A hurricane by early today, said Galveston Over the past year or so, Cheney Historic District, elderly quickly dispelled as Manchester "She’s put on some body trapped in a burning apartment. March 7. watch remained in effect for the public information officer David complaints by the directors about housing on North Elm Street, utilized two goals from sopho­ strength.” “ I thought to myseif, ‘Someone —Hsien-li Chang, 70, of San remainder of the Texas coast, Hoover. a lack of information from the repair of Union Pond Dam and more Shelly Dieterle and one During the second half, Man­ do something,’ ” Cathcart re- Francisco, who saved a 71-year- from Port O’ Corinor north to Port To the north in Houston, NA­ administration have become infrastructure improvements. from senior Judy Danger and shut chester territorially dominated caiied in a telephone interview old man from his burning apart­ Arthur near Louisiana. SA’s Johnson Space Center all but commonplace, and Thursday’s Thursday’s meeting had been out the Rams, 3-0, in Central Rockville and kept its unrelenting Thursday. “ A volunteer fireman ment on Jan. 11. At 8 a. m. CDT, the storm center shut down Thursday, with most of meeting was a repeat of such called because the conversion Connecticut Conference East pressure on the Rams. “ Rock­ said he couldn’t make it. Instead —Michael Allen, 26, of Conroe, was near latitude 23.8 north, its 9,000 employees sent home to discussions. required that the board take Division play. ville’s a pretty solid club. We just of getting all riled up, I tried to Texas, who saved a woman from longitude 95.9 west, or about 180 prepare for Gilbert. The directors unanimously action before its Sept. 27meeting. Manchester will host crosstown wore them down,” Erardi said. figure out what to do.” being struck by a train on July 18, miles south-southeast of Browns­ rival East Catholic Saturday Cathcart picked up a dirty 1987. ville, moving northwest at 12 At 8:20 of the second half, morning at 10:30 at Memorial towel from the ground, put it over —Connie Sue Cries, 36, of mph, with maximum sustained Hombostel made a nifty move on Field. his mouth, and went to the fiery Evansville, Ind., who saved a winds of 120 mph and accompan­ the left side, but her shot went off .Z'- Town remembers bombing The first 10 minutes of the second floor for Dennis DeJesus, man from his burning truck on ied by a 10- to 15-inch rainfall. the left post. The defensive- match was even before Indian 33. Jan. 15. minded Berte also made some Under state law, Brownsville BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - which now has an improved they were preparing to take part junior All-Stater Meg Berte, from "He was trying to get himself —Berman P. Detty, 51, of nice offensive mns for the Indi­ officials could not order people to Twenty-five years ago, a Sunday im age,” the Rev. John H. Cross in a youth day program. Twenty- her stopperback slot, began to up with his crutches. I put him up Frankfort, Ohio, who saved a ans. Dieterle finished off the evacuate their homes, but police school lesson about forgiveness told a racially mixed congrega­ two other people were injured. dominate the game for her side. on my shoulders and ran down the woman from her burning car on scoring at 10:39 when she floated Sgt. Dean Poos noted, “ Where ended with the blast of a bomb tion of 1,400 people gathered to “ She (Berte) was spectacu­ steps. A lot of things were going to Jan. 7. More than 40 earlier bombing's a perfect shot from 20 yards out are you going to put 100,000 people planted by a Ku Klux Klansman, remember Cynthia Wesley, Ad- lar,” Erardi said. “ It was up and my mind, but I wasn’t thinking of —Thomas C.’ Morris Jr., 32, of had occurred in Birmingham into the top of the net over Raber. anyway?” and four black girls lay dead. die Mae Collins and Carol Robert­ down. The first 10 minutes was my own health,” Cathcart Sugar Hill, Ga., who saved a man during the civil rights struggles of “ The second goal (by Dieterle) "W e have all kinds (jf people Since then, Birmingham has son, all 14, and Denise McNair, 11. even. The dominant player on Reginald PInto/Menehester Herald recalled. from his burning home on Jan. 10. the late 1950s and early 1960s, but was spectacular,” Erardi said. here, from those that need learned much about forgiveness. “ Twenty-five years ago the both sides was Meg. She is at a ” I didn’t want to be recognized —George A. Andrews, 58, of no one was killed in those. Pampers, to those that need The bombing at the 16th Street only blacks at City Hall were Rockville, which was outshot, IT’S A GOAL — Dave Stephenson (facing camera) and Rockville at Memorial Field. The Rams’ Jim Leighton (11) as a hero. Myself, I just felt good Fairfield, Calif., who saved a level in which she brings everyb­ wheelchairs,” said Ersel Lantz, Baptist Church sparked outrage elevator operators and janitors. refuses to watch. Manchester won on a late goal, 2-1. inside for helping another man. man from being assaulted by a In a service that featured ody on our club up to her level. 25-2, had its best chance for a goal his Manchester High teammates celebrate the Indians who was heading the Red Cross that helped fuel the 1960s civil Now we have Richard Arrington Thank you was more than woman with a knife in Walnut freedom songs of the civil rights She makes us play better.” with 1:55 left. The ball got past first goal of the 1988 season Thursday afternoon against effort at the city’s civic rights movement, which eventu­ as mayor,” Cross said. The entire starting forward line Indian goalie Paula Hollis and enough. I know I ’ll always have a Creek, Calif., on Dec. 2, 1986. movement, Arrington, who is in auditorium. ally eased the bitter racial Cross was the church’s pastor travelled across the goalmouth friend.” —Vernon W. Gist, 27, and his third, four-year term, said for the Indians is composed of Gov. Bill Clements dispatched divisions in this city, speakers on Sept. 15,1963, when the bomb, Heroes receive $2,500 and a Richard C. Pool, 34, both of “ the torch that we raise tonight is freshmen Amy Mizoras, Jessica before senior Amy Gates made a Texas National Guard units to noted at a memorial service on planted beneath basement steps, medal from the Carnegie Hero England, Ark., who saved a raised by two hands — one black Marquez and Patty Hombostel, nice back save. McAllen, Alice and Corpus the anniversary Thursday night. exploded after a Sunday school and one white.” who had a fine game. Sophomore Jen Brindisi and Fund Commission, which was woman who was shot by a Christi. MHS does it the hard way “ There has been a turnabout in lesson on the theme of a love that established by industrialist An­ co-worker in a factory on Feb. 8. “ We have the power to trans­ ” I think we have a different freshman Mary Moriarty also “ In terms of preparations, human relations in this city. forgives. The girls were killed as drew Carnegie in 1904 to recog­ cend that tragic event,” he said. Manchester team this year,” had fine games. nize heroism by civilians in the Erardi said. “ Last yearwehad 13 "W e had a meeting two days Bv Len Auster United States and Canada. It has or 14 players. This year we can ago and we decided we were Manchester Herald honored 77 people this year and probably go through our whole either going to do it with full 7,258 people since 1904. team. The young kids were intensity or not do it all,” Erardi There are easy ways to do Others recognized Thursday exceptional.” explained. “ I think that helped things, and then there’s always were: Despite dominating the rest of us. I ’m real pleased, but we can’t the more difficult route. Manchester High boys’ soccer —Jeffrey G. Chipley, 17, of the initial 40 minutes, the Indians play one game and pat ourselves team took the more arduous Estevan, Saskatchewan, who did not get on the board until 6:46 on the back.” circuit but nevertheless success­ died helping in the rescue of a to play in the half. Dieterle settled M ancTiester 2 1— 3 Rockville 0 0-0 fully launched its 1988 campaign 16-year-old boy in an abandoned the ball on the right side, tuT^ied Scoring: M-Dleterle 2, Longer. mine on Nov. 11, 1987. and fired a 15-yarder past Ram Sa v e s: M -H o llls 1; R -R o b e r 13, with a 2-1 win over Rockville High Thursday afternoon in CCC East —James Michael Paradis, 28. Division play at Memorial Field. of Chelsea, Mass., who died of The Indians by a wide margin stab wounds after saving a PRICED TO had the better of play, but it took a woman from an assailant who Yanks close in goal from senior T ^ M iller with had broken into her apartment in less than 4‘A minutes left to Lynn, Mass., on Oct. 26, 1987. decide matters. The visiting —Fred A. Thomas Jr., 18, of Rams, marked tightly all over the Wilkes-Barre, who saved a 3- field by Manchester, had tied it year-old boy from his burning on the Red Sox six minutes earlier on a fluke- apartment on Oct. 26, 1987. type goal. —Bruce Dobbs, 46, of Fairfax Bv Dave O'Hara Yankees beat Boston ace Roger “ We made it tougher than it Station, Va., who saved a man The Associated Press Clemens for their seventh victory should have been," Manchester from drowning in the Potomac in eight games. “ We’re going out Coach Bill McCarthy said. “ We River on Dec, 22, 1987. BOSTON — The New York there and giving whatever w e’ve missed some good chances. And if —Tpdd Allen Brill, 24, of Yankees agree that first-place got. you don’t take care of your Elkhart, Ind., who saved two Boston is still in the driver’s seat “ I don’t know if they’re think­ chances, you look at something women from drowning in their in the American League East ing of being swept, but for us this like that (fluke goal) and you’re car, which had plunged into the race, but they may have the Red is a real boost for everyone. I looking at a tie game. We should St. Joseph River on Oct. 21, 1987. Sox looking over iheir shoulders. think it shows a lot aboutour team have had three or four goals, —John E. Conner, 45, of Tren­ “ There’s no saying die around and what we’re capable of conservatively.” ton, N.J., who saved a girl from a here,” said Yankees third base­ doing.” “ Manchester beat us to the burning car in Columbus, N.J., on man Mike Pagliamlo, who broke Pagliarulo even played a part ball. It deserved to win. We were Sept. 26, 1987. out of a 5-for-52 slump and led as Claudell Washington stole lucky to get that one goal,” —Thomas William Luzak. 42. of New York to a 5-3 victory over the home on Clemens for New York’s Rockville Coach Chuck Saimond Red Sox in the opener of a fourth run with two out in the said. four-game series Thursday night. fifth. Manchester, which is back in Terminals Pagliarulo had a home run, a Pagliarulo was at bat and said, action Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at double that keyed a two-run rally “ I couldn’t believe it watching Wethersfield High School, en­ mm and an RBI single as New York him come down the line.’ ’ joyed a 15-0 edge in shots in the to undergo closed to within 3'/t games of "A t first I didn’t know what he opening half. It got on the Rtginild PInto/MinchMtsr Herald division-leading Boston. was doing. Then I just tried to scoresheet at the 5:45 mark as a repairs “ Coming into this series 4‘/i block the catcher’s vision with a hustling Dave Stephenson con- HUSTLE — Manchester’s Mo Moriarty the ball during play Thursday against games out. we have nothing to Rockville High at Memorial Field. lose,” Pagliarulo said after the See YANKS, page 14 See MHS, page 15 and Kevin Boyle, extreme right, go after HARTFORD (A P) - All of the state’s 2,150 lottery sales termi­ nals will be recalled and mechan­ ical improvements will be made in an attempt to resolve persi.st- Olympic Games brings world’s people together ent problems, according to state lottery chief J. Blaine Lewis. South Korea. Thirty-five years however, it has become neces­ Lewis also told the legislature’s By Hal Bock TO BUY FROM The Associated Press ago, it was the site of peace talks sary in a world of kidnapping and Public Safety Committee that that ended a bloody three-year killing, violence conducted in revenues from lottery games every conceivable setting, and in W o i s E F B O M SEOUL, South Korea — They military conflict. It remains have fallen compared to last PRICE GUARANTEf ^ something of a symbol in this some that once seemed year. come from everywhere for this AS A MEMBER OF'NATKXMlOe BUyiNG CO­ ALSimirswiu ALL divided nation, a place where the inconceivable. • “ " ® “ S a v o x * h «t a c h . OP- AL GUARANTEES LOWBT THEDPROCXICTS. quadrennial athletic reunion TWC8S THRO V O U IM E BUVING. two Koreas tensely face each Sales for the Dally Numbers. called the Olympic Games. 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This will be the first time since $750,000 from the contractor to HOOK-UP ence everywhere of the grinning proached, the Organizing Com­ EXTENDED WARRANTY SKECnON 81 OISFIAY Vanatu’s team will march 1976 that athletes of the Soviet cover expected expenses result­ AtSwiRrSlUs THEwJ& tiger mascot Hodori and the mittee proudly distributed films AL SIEFFERTS OFFERS EXim XOW ARRANTm behind the United States. Togo Union and United States have ing from the snafus. Lewis has • FREE SERVICE ON EVERY TAAIOR A m iA fS. COLOR W, AMEHTCA-SFAVCXHTE lO PN AM SRM nSO N slogan “Peace, Harmony, Pro­ of its security troops in training. V C R THEY S H L LOW CO ST PROTECTION DBPIAY FOR YOU TO COMPARE PRICES. and Tonga will be up ahead of the faced each other in the Summer said penalties to the contractor AGAINST FUTURE REPAIRS. ASK A FEATURES, A N D TO try IT OUT FOR YOURSELF. USSR. Qatar and Rwanda are in gress,” these are troubled These are elite forces who can PLUS MUCH MORE! 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AIRCCTi FfiOM 1-6^ lO At fiielXeCJ iVISA then the government they oppose. ity is not as obvious as it was in So, at an event that should be a the improvements will be an t-304 S t liEP'FEFrrs SUPER who have trained a lifetime for discount center.t VISA PHONE 647-9997 |/1/ MONTHLY PMT. They tossed firebombs at the Montreal in 1976 and Sarajevo in celebration of athletic excel­ optical reader that identifies ■ DISCOVER CARD this moment. For them, it should codes fo winning tickets, a be a time of ecstasy, of pride in ’Olympic torch procession, injur­ 1984 — when submachine guns lence, a tribute to the abilities of HAnTFORO ROAR I men and women from nations of function that fails repeatedly on SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER A their accomplishment. ing 16 riot troops as part of were an accepted part of the every size and shape, striving to the terminals. 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET AP photo Instead, there is a cloud hang­ continuing protests that have landscape — there is a sense of - A t HARTFORD troubled the city for some time. readiness wherever you go. be the best they can be, we John Kirkland, a General In­ SIEFFERTS i ing over their participation and strument executive, said the MANCHESTER. CONN. FLAG BEARER — Track and field star Evelyn Ashford is as they march proudly into the A half-hour’s drive north of This is not anyway to conduct a wonder and worry about what terminals are exceeding contrac- all smiles after it was announced Friday in Seoul that she Olympic Stadium, they may be Seoul lies the truce village of sports competition. Athletics bad things might happen. It Is a OPEN DAILY: MON 6 THURS'TIL 9, TUiS, WED, SAT'TIL 5, HH «Tll S, tUN 7115. sad commentary on the world in tural specificiations, and said he would carry the American flag during opening excused if they sneak an occa­ Panmunjom and the demilitar­ seem distinctly out of place in an which we live. preferred to use the term "en­ ceremonies for the Olympic Games. sional peek over their shoulders. ized zone dividing North and armed camp atmosphere. Sadly, hancement” instead of "recali.” MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 16, 1988 - 15 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Sept. 16, 1988 Sohn will Local teams off SPORTS Tour on move finally get The NAS­ CAR Modified on the right foot IN B R IE F Tour action his triumph will shift to the 1B‘ ^ 'W Motorsports Pocono Inter­ vm 9 It was a good afternoon all Board okays Carlin Field national Speed­ C.;» . Bv Lee Byrd ir around for local soccer squads as way in Pen­ Lou Modestino The Associated Press the Bolton High and Coventry H.S. Roandup The Manchester Board of Directors nsylvania for High boys’ and girls’ squads Thursday night unanimously voted to several Con­ SEOUL, South Korea — More entered the 1988 campaign with rename ^ e football field at the Mount necticut Valley than a half century after he last victories. The Bolton boys Nebo complex the Dennis Carlin Field. ? a \ Modified driv­ burst into an Olympic stadium, blanked Hale-Ray of Moodus, 2-0, Coventry prevails Carlin, who was Involved in midget ers this wee­ re-energized by trumpeters he-' while the Bulldog girls also beat WOODSTOCK - It was not an football and Little League for about three kend. Kingston, Rhode Island’s for the Stricktiy Stock cars, too.. raiding his approach and the Hale-Ray, 1-0, in Bolton. Mean­ artistic success for the most part, decades as a volunteer, died last month at Mike Stefanik was the surprise These cars usually run a the thunderous salute of an enormous while, the Coventry High boys but Coventry High boys' coach the age of 62. winner in last weekend’s Winston Monadnock Speedway (Winches­ crowd, Sohn Kee-chung may at launched their campaign with a Bob Plaster nevertheless will "This guy is way beyond what anybody 300 at the Thompson Speedway in ter, N.H.) and at the New last have the triumph denied him 1-0 win over host Woodstock with take Thursday’s 1-0 opening day else as far as doing things for kids in Connecticut as he held off a very London-Waterford Speedway. in Hitler’s Germany. the Patriot girls. Class S runners- decision over host Woodstock town,” Director “Dutch” Fogarty said. persistent Reggie Ruggiero of Post time at the park is 6:30 p.m. up in ’87, pummelling host Academy. Now 76 years old, Sohn may be Montville High, 12-0. Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said the Forestville in what was perhaps Seekonk Speedway in Massa­ the final torchbearer tonight — “It was kind of a shoddy board was asked to rename the field so the best Modified Tour race of the chusetts will wrap up the season The four teams are involved game,” Plaster admitted. .actually Saturday morning in with SoccerFest contests on Sat­ soon after Carlin’s death by the season. Saturday night for the regular Korea — when the flame from “There wasn’t much settling or Manchester Midget Football Assocation The Mod crowd performs at weekly Pro Stock action. So far,'. urday. The Bolton SoccerFesthas good passing. Defensively, the Olympia’s Temple of Hera is the girls against Coginchaug at 11 because the league wanted the field’s Pocono’s */4-mile track with quali­ Joe Kourafas of Randolph, Mass.,, borne onto the world’s grandest ball kept on bouncing around a fying runs on Saturday afternoon has come in with a late season, a.m., with the boys hosting lot. name changed in time for the ’88 season, playground to ignite the Summer Woodostock Academy at 1:30 which begins Sunday. with the 250 tapper going off on streak and has beaten all of the Games of Seoul. "For the most part out defense Sunday. Based on the competition local drivers there. He did it p.m. Over in Coventry at its shut down most of their runs. Up AP photo at Thompson, Pocono could also again last weekend in the Miski- The name of the last runner is annual SoccerFest, the Patriot front, like I said, I don’t know Collection set Saturday produce some top racing as the nis Pontiac Trans Am. an official secret, and mqy girls host Windham High at 10:30 where we’re going to get our EARLY ROUND — Golfer Lee Trevino, left, shares a left with marshall Les ’88 Tour winds down. Also looking Sunday in southern New Eng­ remain so until the last moment. a.m. with the boys opposing scoring from. We put some ’The annual town wide Manchester Spalding Thursday as they wait for Trevino’s tee-off time on the first hole very good for Pocono are Mike land will be quiet but fans But no man. and no country, has Lyman Memorial at 1 p.m. threats on, but not enough.” more to gain from the matter of Midget Football League fund-raising of the first round of the Bank of Boston Classic in Sutton, Mass. Trevino McLaughlin of Southington, in the wanting some hot racing action Midfielder Jack Ayer took care can travel to the Lee USA' that identity than Sohn and his Patrick Flynn/ManchMter Herald collection drive will be held Saturday from had an opening round 2-over-par 73. Sherri Cup car out of Hartford, Bolton 2, Hale-Ray 0 of the scoring at 15:09 of the first and Rick Fuller of Auburn, Mass. Speedway in New Hampshire. native Korea. haif as he headed in a comer kick 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Players dressed in The world, particularly Amer­ GETTING READY — First-year Man­ Indians wiii launch their season Satur­ MOODUS — It was a good uniform will canvas door-to-door and will Dave Resendesof Assonet, Mass, That track has a Super Modified taken by Jeff Rheault. race and an Open Comp event for; ica, remembers Sohn’s late chester High head football coach Jim day morning at Windsor High. Cros­ beginning for the Bolton High be stationed at major shopping areas is still trying to shake the bugs out boys’ team with its 2-0 win over Woodstock outshot Coventry, of his car and hopes that it will the Pro Stocks. Several southern- friend. Jesse Owens, as the heroic McLaughlin offers some instruction stown East Cathoiic kicks off its year at 16-15. Matt Myshrall had 13 saves (Heartland, Stop & Shop, Highland Park Leconte upset victim Seve takes command New England drivers from See­ runner of the 1936 gpmes in Hale-Ray at Legion Field. Market). Funds will help defray cost of hold together so he can finish the during a recent Indian practice. The New London High Schooi. “I was pleased with our de­ in goal for the Patriots. Wing Cam 2 event this weekend. It’s konk, Riverside, Monadnock and' Berlin, and indeed the black fullbacks Harold Hodge and equipment, etc. BARCELONA, Spain (AP) - ST. NOM LA BRETECHE, France (AP) sprinter’s dash to four gold fense.” said Bulldog Coach Ray — Severiano Ballesteros took a pretty much the same story for Thompson Speedways could take Nathan Krider played well in Ninth-seeded Magnus Gustafsson of in that race, which gets under medals under Hitler’s glare did Boyd. “It looked better than I Sweden defeated top-seeded Henri Leconte commanding four-stroke lead after the Jeff Fuller of Auburn, Mass., who front on him while Pat Bradley Midgets open on Sunday drives the Art Barry machine out way at 1 p.m. That day the NESC the most to defuse the Fuhrer’s expected this early in the season. turned in a good effort on the front of France 6-2,7-6 in Thursday’s first round of the $680,000 Lancome Trophy of Preston. Over 100 grand will be Motocross circuit moves into the - misbegotten scheme to turn the I was pleased with our movement quarterfinals of the 36th annual Count of golf tournament Thursday. New coaches in debuts with the ball. We had a lot of line. ’The Manchester Midget Football League up for grabs at that Pennsylvania Central Village course in Ctonnec- Olympics into a demonstration of Coventry 1 0—1 kicks off its 34th season Sunday at newly Godo tennis tournament. The 3I-year-old Spaniard, currently race. ticut while the BMW Fall Festival' Aryan superiority. But Sohn scoring opportunities and we Woodstock 0 0—0 Gustaffson will face Thomas Muster of heading the European money-leaders, should have scored more but I Scorlno: C— Aver. rechristened Dennis Carlin Field at the Riverside Speedway in Aga­ and Vintage Racing is on for raced with equal courage and Saves: C— Mvshroll 13, W— Brian Austria, who advanced by beating fired a 7-under-par 64 over the 6,148-yardr Friday and Saturday at Lime success that year, only to have his was pleased overall with the Arsenault 12. Mount Nebo complex at 1 p.m. Opening wam, Mass., has the invite out to for MHS, East football team’s effort.” Argentina’s Guillermo Perez Roldan 3-6, Saint Nom course to head the 66-man field. Rock Park. name lost and his pride swamped ceremonies will be held at 12; 45 p.m. The all Small Block and Sk Modified Patrik Mattsson, the exchange defending champion Chargers will oppose 6-4,6-3. He was trailed by his tyto,playing drivers for Saturday night and in a sea of dismay. ’The other semifinal in the $500,000 event partners, Craig Parry of Australia and To this day, the Olympic and By Jim Tierney Meanwhile. Jim McLaughlin said. New London’s main weapon student from Sweden, headed Coventry girls breeze the Giants in the opener with the Eagles will pay thosedriversextra bonus Lou Modestino, based in is All-State running back Jamal will pit Sweden’s Kent Carlsson against Briton Mark James, who both carded 68s. money for competing against the Stoughton, Mass., writes a international archives record Manchester Herald^ will guide the Manchester Indi­ home a comer kick byJ.J.Hallat against the Jets immediately following the ans as they will play at Windsor Johnson. “We have to contain the 37-minute mark of the first MONTVILLE — It was a Uruguay’s Marcelo Filippini. big block Mod cars, there. Plus, weekly syndicated column about that South Korea’s first Olympic one-sided affair Thursday after­ completion of the first game. auto racing in New England. gold medal was won just 12 years Two new coaches will make High at 10:30 a.m. McLaughlin. him,” Facchini .said. “He’s very half. Steve Kiesman finished it up League coaches are: Chargers — Dale Carlsson beat Spain’s Jorge Arrese 7-5, there’s an Open Competition race quick.” noon as (Coventry High, which 6-1, while Filippini eliminated Sergio Casal Libya sending Its team ago, by freestyle wrestler Yang their debuts when the East 42, came from Woodstock, Vt., with eight minutes left in regula­ Ostrout; Giants —Tom Mumford; Jets — where he coached for five years. Manchester is looking to get off tion, converting a feed from C. J. reached the Class S finals in ’87 of Spain, 7-5, 2-6, 6-3. Yung Mo in Montreal. Not so. It Catholic and Manchester High before bowing to Granby High, George Risley; and Eagles — Del Label. SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Libya is was won in Berlin, in the most football teams take the field in McLaughlin previously coached to a fast start after a dismal 3-6-1 Jedrziewski. sending its 12-member team to the Seoul at Waterford High where Fac­ season last year. Junior Aris Bolton outshot Hale-Ray, 19-7. rolled to a 12-0 win over host classic Olympic event of all, when their season openers Saturday. Montville High. Dent suspension lifted Olympics after a week’s delay, the Cone follows suit Sohn Kee-chung surged past Leo Facchini, 33, will direct the chini was one of his assistants. Leonard will be the Indian Bolton 1 1—2 Fame tickets on sale president of the International Olympic “I’m pleased with what I’ve quarterback while senior Chip Hole-Rov 0 0—0 “I expected a win. I knew Hitler’s favorites, leaving them Eagles as they kick off their 1988 Scoring: 6 — Mattsson, Klesmon. (Montville) would be weak but LAKE FOREST, III. (AP) - The NFL on Committee said Friday. minutes behind, and crowned the campaign at powerful New Lon­ seen,” Facchini said. “I’d rather Driggs will be the fullback in Saves: B— Dove Boles 3, HR— Fred Tickets for the ninth annual Manchester Thursday lifted the 30-day suspension open with a creditable opponent. Manchester’s Wing-T formation. Drozo 9. not this weak. They had some IOC chief Juan Antonio Samaranch said track and field competition with a don High at 1;30 p.m. Facchini athletic kids iast year but they Sports Hall of Fame dinner on Friday, imposed on Richard Dent for refusing to Libyan sports officials had sent a telex on hill for Mets record victory in the Marathon. was an assistant coach at St. We’re going to know exactly Other keys for Manchester will be Sept. 23 at 7 p.m. at the Army and Navy senior halfbacks Vinnie Moore Bolton 1, Hale-Ray 0. lost a lot,” said Coventry second- take a drug test, and the Chicago Bears’ saying that the six athletes and six team Before and after his march to Bernard’s High in Uncasville where we are. ” The Eagle offense year coach Chris D’Ambrosio, Club are still available and are on sale defensive end says he’il be glad to put the officials would arrive in Seoul soon. Their By Ronald Blum playoff game early, I’d want to the victory stand, he tried to tell before coming to East. The will be directed by senior signal- and Ed Saunders. BOLTON — Lauren Clark took from committee members as well as at the McLaughlin knows that a win “This was almost worst than matter behind him. arrival will bring to 160 the number of The Associated Press pitch that playoff game early. I the world who he was. But the Eagles, a perfect 11-0 in 1987, won caller Marc Mangiafico with care of the scoring 10 minutes into opening with a loss. I hope it main branch of Manchester State Bank, ‘Tm just glad everything is over, that nations participating in the Games. want a shot at the Series.” world didn’t listen. To Hitler, to the Class M state championship senior Scott Beaulieu at fullback would give Manchester a big shot the second half as the Bolton High Nassiff Arms and the Manchester Country in the arm. “We need to get off on doesn’t give the girls a false everything is said and done,” said Dent, NEW YORK - Nearly every Ck>ne has begun to be mentioned Japan, and virtually all the news last year and were ranked No. 1 in in the East wishbone offense. The girls got their season under way sense. But it is a win and nice to Club. day, a pitcher pops out of the New media covering the event, he was the state. halfbacks will be senior Tom the right foot,” he said. “We need on a positive note, who appeared with his agent, Steve as a longshot candidate for the . to build some confidence by get the year off on the right foot.” Eric Hall. Guido "Champ” Giorgetti, Zucker, at a news conference at training York Mets dugout and throws a National League Cy Young" Kitei Son, a member of the Both East and New London are Sheehan and Tim Carroll who “Both team were pretty even Johanna VanKruiningen had Pat Mistretta, Dave Hayes and Alex shutout. Sometimes he allows a Japanese team and someone to be ranked in the preseason top 10 didn’t see much action last year. looking good on Saturday. If we although we had more shots,” camp. Frost, Hammond are tied Award. come up with a win, some of the four goals, three in the first half, Hackney, the latter pair posthumously, are "I think it’s over unless I turn into a drug run. Occasionally two. “It’s hard to go against the courted by the Nazis. Nothing scholastic poll. New London lost “One of my concerns is that Bolton (Doach Mike Landolphi to lead the Patriots. Alyssa SUTTON, Mass. (AP) - David Frost to Ansonia in the Class SS title some guys haven’t seen a lot of questions for the kids will be said. “Most of our shots came in this year’s inductees. addict or something,” Dent said. stats of Danny Jackson. And you could have been further from the answered. We’re ready to go.” VanKruiningen and Nektaria Git- It’s recommended that tickets be and Don Hammond, who together have David Clone took his turn can put up a case for Orel truth. game last year. varsity playing time.” Facchini the first half.” Earlier Thursday, the NFL issued a only one PGA victory in a combined 10 Clark, stationed on the farpost, sis added two apiece with Janet purchased before the dinner. Only a statement saying “(Commissioner Rozelle Thursday and won for the eighth Hershiser,” Cone said. “I’m just Werfel, Dawn Belling. Nicole limited supply will be available at the door. years on the Tour, shot 67s Thursday to time in nine decisions as the Mets happy to be mentioned in the_^ jammed home a comer kick Archambault and Michelle Dixon ruled that Richard Dent may remain on share the first round lead in the $600,000 beat the Chicago Cubs 4-1 behind taken by Jen Maneggia. Ful- Tickets are $15. the Chicago Bears’ active roster on same breath with those guys. It’sT one each for the Patriots. Bank of Boston Ciassic. Kevin McReynolds’ two-run ho­ just like the Oscars, it’s honor' Walton may be facing |^ h S ibacks Lisa Williams and Stacy Coventry outshot Montville, condition that the player fully complies Frost, 14th on this year’s money list with mer and Len Dysktra’s two-run enough to be nominated.” Bejor played well defensively for with the league’s substance abuse policy. Bolton. 35-2: Soccer officials needed $436,140 but still seeking his first Tour double. With the victory and Pitts-; From page 13 Coventry ^ 5—12 victory, shot 34-33-67 over the 7,110-yard New York pitchers have al­ burgh’s 9-4 loss at Montreal, New • the end to his career Bolton outshot Hale-Ray, 16-6, Montville 0 0— 0 Soccer officials are needed for junior Pleasant Valley Country Club course, but lowed no runs or one run in 15 of York’s magic number is down to Bolton 0 1—\ Scoring: C— J.VanKruiningen 4, high boys’ and girls’ matches. The officials Teams staying for now Hole-Rov 0 0—0 A.VonKrunlngen 2, GItsIs 2, Werfel, complained bitterly about the wind and the their last 23 games as the Mets seven. By Dana Kennedy explanations either. verted a blast by Kevin Boyle off The tally seemed to awaken the Scoring: B— Clark. Belling, Archambault, Dixon. are needed from Sept. 19 through Nov. 1. NEW YORK (AP) — Hurricane Gilbert have gone 17-6 and opened an the post. “That first goal was Indians with Miller, who didn’t Saves: B— Danielle Curylo 4 , HR— i Saves: C— Robin Russell 1, M— cold he endured due to his 7; 38 a.m. tee-off “There’s no such thing as a The Associated Press “I can’t answer anything,” Jenny Pollldo 22. Former high school players, boys or girls, is bearing down on the Texas Gulf Coast, time. 11-game lead in the National coast in this game.” Johnson Walton said from his hospital bed. sheer hustle. We have to keep on play a year ago, corraling a ball Melissa Hov 13. ' may apply. Matches begin at 3; 15 p.m. For but baseball’s Houston Astros and the Hammond, who has won only the 1986 League East. The Mets have a said. “You grind it out until you BOSTON — Once again, the “I’m just waking up.” hustling,” McCarthy said. toward the right of the box, further information, contact Tom Kelley at Texas A&M football team are staying the Bob Hope Classic in six years on the Tour, 2.88 earned-run average, the best get it. Then you coast and you surgeon’s knife has interrupted Walton’s recent surgery — an Manchester, coming off a dis­ turned and fired a grounder to the 647-3424 or 646-6940. course — at least for the time being. in the major leagues, and 992 pump it up in the last few games the NBA career of Bill Walton, operation on his right foot per­ appointing 3-8-5 campaign, opposite corner from about 15 shot 35-32-67 after rushing into the pro shop yardsout. It was a goal that would UConn gridders shoot Gilbert, the most powerful storm on and buying a sweater before teeing off a strikeouts, also tops in the to get ready for postseason play. ” and it could mean the end of a formed ’Tuesday in Whittier, seemed to be in control as the record, was heading for the south Texas majors. McReynolds put New York star-crossed career for the free Calif., for the second time in 15 game progressed. “The year of have made former coach Dick Locals on UConn teams half-hour after Frost. “The pitchers ha ve been pheno­ maturity has helped. We put Danielson, who was in attend­ coast and northern Mexico. It was Fuzzy Zoeller posted an erratic 68 that ahead with a two-run homer in the agent center who had been months — was the latest setback STORRS — Junior Glenn Horowitz, a expected to strike land tonight. menal lately, every one of them.” fourth, his 22nd. on a 3-1 high ^ counted on as a backup this in a career dogged by injuries. more pressure on the ball and ance, proud. for sixth win in a row included three birdies and four bogeys on Mets manager Davey Johnson fastball. really didn’t let them get “ (Miller had his back to the Manchester High graduate, is a member of That storm threatened to spoil the the front side before he rallied to birdie season by the Boston Celtics. In September 1987, the 6-foot-11 ■* DenGennaro’s college career. He said. “Thecool weatherhasmade “I don’t know what possessed Doctors and team officials say Walton first had surgery on his started,” McCarthy said. Rock­ goal and turned and fired. We DURHAM. N.H, — The Univer­ the University of Connecticut men’s tennis Astros’ weekend homestand, that was to three of the last four holes. That tied him them strong. They came through ville, however, tallied off an were missing shots easier than sity of Connecticut football team, passed for 288 yards last year team this fall. Barry Powlishen of East start tonight against the San Francisco me to challenge McReynolds,” it is “impossible” to speculate right foot, an operation designed with Larry Rinker, Steve Pate and and the hot weather in great shape Chicago pitcher Rick Sutcliffe to correct a similar problem on innocent looking indirect that that,” McCarthy said, “It’s not coming off an impressive 35-12 against Delaware. Hartford, also a junior and a graduate of Giants at the Astrodome. Also threatened D.A. Weibring. about Walton’s return to basket­ New Hampshire was led physically. Now they’re feeling said. “I tried to take something ball. But Walton turns 36 on Nov. the left foot for which he had restarted play around midfield. like we’re getting 35-40 yard victory over Richmond in a battle East Catholic, is a member of the Husky was Texas A&M’s game Saturday at their oats.” The indirect came into the shots. We’re getting 12 yards and of teams ranked in the preseason against Coigate by junior tail­ off the pitch. The location was 5, and he may be running out of surgery in 1981. He worked out on back Norm Ford who rushed for men’s golf team. College Station, Tex. Ctone, 17-3, lowered his major just terrible.” his own last season, but finally middle of the box, where an in.” I-AA poll, will go hunting for “Right now, we plan to play all three LPGA lead Is shared league-leading eamed-run aver­ comebacks. unmarked Pete Gagner flicked it Manchester outshot Rockville. victory No. 2 Saturday when they 129 yards, including a 54-yard TD Sutcliffe, 12-13, pitched a six- ' “He’s suffered a major set­ decided he was not up to being mn. The Wildcats are also led by games,” Astros publicist Rob Matwick KENT, Wash. (AP) - Susie Redman, age to 2.18. He struck out 10 — his hitterforhis 11th complete gam e,, re-activated. over surprised Indian keeper Jeff 26-4. Bernier had three stop.s visit the University of New UConn names swim coach said Thursday. “It’s just too early to say sixth double-digit strikeout game back,” Celtics general manager Bernier. It was one of few Indian while Ram keeper Kurt Percy, Hampshire in Yankee Confer­ quarterback Bob Jean, He was Kathryn Young and Cathy Johnston, all the most by a CHib since Ferguson Jan Volk said Thursday. “Be­ Last season, the Celtics paid 15-for-32 for 230 yards against STORRS — Robert Goldberg, director of what we’li do. Obviously, we won’t do — and gave up five hits in seven Jenkins pitched 23 in 1972. him a full salary of $425,000, even errors, but proved costly. Other­ who had a solid outing in goal, ence action. non-winners on the LPGA Tour, shot 69s cause of his history, it’s hard to The Wildcats also successfully Colgate. Jean earned second aquatics at North Carolina State anything that would jeopardize the safety Thursday to share the first-round lead at innings. He has an outside chance Rafael Palmeiro, three-tenths say what will happen. But we though they were under no wise, the defense led by sweeper kept busy with a dozen saves. of the fans or the players.’’ for 20 victories. He has three Glenn Jensen and defenders launched their campaign last team all-Yankee Conference ho­ University since 1985, has been named the $225,000 Safeco Classic. of a percentage point behind San know we can’t count on him for obligation to do so. nors a year ago. head coach of the men’s and women’s “As long as the weather is not more schedule starts, one on the Diego’s Tony Gwynn in the NL Besides missing all of last Doug Harvey, Jonas McCray and Manchester 1 1—2 Saturday with a 21-7 win over Lynn Adams, Kim Bauer, Jane Crafter, season’s final weekend. next year.” Dan Kelsey were a solid unit. “We Rockville 0 1—1 Colgate. Junior linebacker Troy Ashley, swimming teams and director of aquatics iife-threatening, we wili play the game,” batting race, was injured in„the Walton, a one-time pigtailed season, Walton played in only 22 Scorlno; M— Stephenson,Miller; R— 1986 Safeco winner Judy Dickinson, “Winning 20 is secondary.” he still have to work on first-time Connecticut will be shooting for who missed most of the preseason at the University of Connecticut. Texas A&M Coach Jackie Sherrill said. Anne-Marie Palli, LPGA Hall of Famer first inning when he dropped a fly hippie turned family man with games for the Celtics the previous Gooner, with a neck injury, was named “Football is played in all kinds of weather said. “Making tne playoffs and ball and opened a cut on his left season. ciearing,” McCarthy cautioned. Soves: M — Bernier 3, R— Percy 12. its sixth consecutive victory Goldberg will officially join the UConn JoAnne Camer and Debbie Massey were setting up for the playoffs is the four sons, isn’t lavish with dating back to the 1987 campaign. co-defensive player of the week in staff on Oct. 1. He will replaced Pete and heavy rain won’t stop us. But if there is all deadlocked at 70. hand that needed seven stitches the conference for his effort a possibility of lightning or a tornado, we big thing for me. If it means to close. He will miss seven The last time UConn posted a McDevitt. who resigned after 21 years on An 11-way logjam at 71 included skipping that start to have a games. six-game winning streak was against Richmond. The 5-foot-lI, UConn’s athletic staff. woH^ have to make alternate plans.” defending champion Jan Stephenson. during the 1944 season when the 221-pound Ashley, moved to in­ IOC may Huskies ended the year with a 7-1 side linebacker, chalked up a record, winning the final six team-high 10 tackles against Central hoop on air games on the schedule. Richmond. NEW BRITAIN — Central Connecticut Gretzky out of opener Yanks cut events Sophomore quarterback Matt This is the 50th meeting be­ DeGennaro had an outstanding tween the two schools with UNH State University will have 10 of its home VICTORIA, British Columbia (AP) - From page 13. holding a 28-25-6 edge, Connecti­ basketball games during the 1988-89 season Wayne Gretzky will spend his first game SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - opener for the Huskies He was 17-of-28 for 269 yards and two cut won last year’s affair. 31-21, in televised live by WTWS-TV (C3iannel 26, with the Los Angeles Kings as a spectator. The Olympics are getting so big Storrs. in the final regular season New London). Gretzky, acquired from Edmonton last fake bunt. I put out the bat, then “It wasn’t a Red Sox night, I that demonstration sports and touchdowns while also rushing in - ‘ J i. pulled it away. I wasn’t trying to a third score from eight yprds game for both clubs. This is the Financial arrangements were not month in the biggest trade in NHL history, that’s for sure,” Boston manager' even some medal events may first of three consecutive road make contact at all.” Joe Morgan said. “We just have to be dropped from future out. The 269-yard passing perfor­ announced. will be on the sidelines when the Kings mance was the second best in games for UConn. open their exhibition schedule Friday night The Yankees had nine hits and couldn’t get that big hit. Games, top International Olym­ against Vancouver in Duncan, B.C. drew four walks against C3e- “There’s another game tomor- pic Committee officials said TV schedule revised mens, 16-11, before he was row, boys. It was kind of a typical ^ “I’m just not in the lineup,” was r Friday. replaced by Bob Stanley with one Red Sox-Yankees game, close; r > At a news conference ending ESTABLISHED NEW YORK (AP) - NBC has decided to Gretzky’s only explanation after practice out in the seventh. Clemens score and men on base all over the * the IOC’s 94th Session, president ODORLESS METHOD OF ELIMINATING televise Saturday’s game between the New Thursday. struck out eight, raising his place.” 1 York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox Juan Antonio Samaranch also major league-leading total to 277, The Yankees figured they had ' said that Libya had decided to instead of the scheduled game between the but was charged with all five runs to “get the first one” In th e; send its 12-member team to Seoul New York Mets and the Montreal Expos, Big big leaguer debuts as he lost for the sixth time in his showdown between the two long-; a week later than originally but the game will not be shown by NBC in last seven decisions. time rivals. • planned. That brings the number the New York area. MONTREAL (AP) - The first big Rick Rhoden, 11-10, allowed six "It would’ve been quite a of nations participating to a BROUGHT HOME BY YOUR DOG OR CAT The Yankees-Red Sox game was league start for the biggest big leaguer hits, walked four and hit a batter, setback if we didn’t win,” Paglia-1 record 160. Fleas are more than a nuisance; They can infect your loved ones. Flea scheduled to be shown by SportsC3iannel, a ever resulted in a big performace by the but yielded just two runs over 51-3 rulo said. ; Samaranch said the number of bites may produce small red spots that itch. They are also carriers of New York-area cable network, and the Montreal offense, which for much of this innings in his fourth consecutive “Everybody in the league has ; competitors could go up by 10 disease. The Bliss odorless method is guaranteed to completely eliminate Yankees will not give permission to NBC to season has been small in stature. victory. Rhoden was followed by had hot streaks except us, so > percent in Barcelona in 1992, and fleas... it is a guarantee backed by over a century of reliability. take the game away from Sports Channel. But the Expos, just 74-72 despite a staff four relievers, with Dave Righetti hopefully this is ours,” Rhoden' that the time had come to at least "We feel that we owe Sports Channel that ranks just behind the pitching-rich earning his 22nd save by blanking said. think about cutting back. some quality games and we feel that NBC New York Mets and Los Angeles Dodgers the Red Sox over the last two “It was a hard game and a long' “We are prepared to study the PHONE: 649-9240 has taken away some games already this with a 3.08 earned run average, filled a tall innings. game,” Rhoden added at the end , % possibility of cutting some of the year,” Yankees spokesman Harvey order Thursday night by staking 6-foot-lO “I could lie and tell you I feel of the 3-hour and 33-minute AP photo demonstration sports, starting in great,” an arm-weary Righetti marathon. "The pitching was up 1996,” he said. “We want to stay Greene said. AP photo left-hander Randy Johnson to a 7-2 lead said. “Actually, I can pitch eveaa NBC cancelled the telecast of its backup before he left after five innings. Then the " and down all night.” opening ceremonies will be hein at the with the sports that are in the TOWEL TOSS — U.S. diver Kelly the rest of the year. Of course, I “We have some guys who can OPENING PRACTICE — A young Olympic program.” game between the San Francisco Giants Expos made it stand up for a 9-4 victory Korean girl, (jreased in a traditional Olympic Stadium tonight with competi­ BUSS McCormick flips a towel in the air as don’t know if I could throw the hardly lift their arms going out Another high-ranking commit­ and the Astros in Houston because it did over the Pittsburgh Pirates. tion also scheduled to get under way at EXTERMINATORS she takes a momentary break Thurs­ ball.” there pitching,” Righetti said Korean costume, practices for the tee official said it may be not want to fly crews into an area that may “Their offensive performance oversha­ The Red Sox finished with eight after helping hand Boston just its opening ceremonies for the 1988 various sites tonight. necessary to cut deeper than the be affected by Hurricane Gilbert, network day from practice at the Olympic dowed my performance, and t^jat’s the THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN CONN. hits and seven walks. However, third loss in 11 games. “That’s Olympic Games in Seoul on Friday. The demonstration sports. officials said. diving venue in Seoul. way it should be,” said Johnson. they hit into two double plays and what it takes at this time of year. left 11 runners on base. You find out a lot about yourself.” f MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Sept. 16, 1988 - 17_ 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Sept. 16, 1988 SCOREBOARD ISeCALL OP TH E WILD by Dumas E Craurferd SNAFU by Bruce Beeltle K IT'N 'C A R LY LE by Larry Wright A c r i t i c a l in OUR.

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Dove Rummells 3 4 -3 4 -7 0 NEW JERSEY NETS-SIgned Lorenzo Denver 1 1 "Let's redecorate. I’m sick of earth tones." Chicago 42 83 .428 30 Washington (13). SF-r-DwEvons. George Archer 3337— 70 Romar, guard, to a multiyear contract. L.A. Raiders 1 1 George Bums 34- 34— 70 Kansas City 0 2 Seattle 40 84 .411 32'/i R ER BB SO PAYOFF: The above answer is FOOTBALL Tliundav't Oanwt IP H Tom Byrum 35- 3S—70 Notional PooBm II Loogue Son Diego 0 2 New York also the batting average of Bill Britton 35-35— 70 ATLANTA FALCONS— Signed Paul Os­ NATIONAL CONP Oakland 6, Texas 7 ZIPPY by Bill Griffith New York 5, Boston 3 Rhoden W.11-10 St-3 4 this New York Yankee in 1957. Rocco Mediate 37-33— 70 wald, offensive lineman. Placed Elbert East Mohorclc 1-3 0 David Ogrln 34- 34-70 Shelly, safety, on Inlured reserve. Dallas 1 1 Toronto 31 Cleveland 0 Pena 1 1-3 1 9 -li Now/TAKE Minnesota 10, Chicago 3 Joey SIndelor 37-33-70 DETROIT LIONS— Signed Curt Singer, N.Y. 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Central SMAu rwff««r(0(v Stanley 2 2-3 3 Ron Streck 35-34— 71 NEW YORK GIANTS— Clolmed Johnie Chicago 2 0 Buggy, THiC CAM- TwEATfA/ 4*6 Yow KNOW WHAT T o ^ 7-4), 7:35 p.m. Pena pitched to 1 batter In the SIh, Allen Baltimore (Ballard 0-11) at Detroit Roger Maltble 37-34— 71 Cooks, linebacker, on waivers from the Detroit 1 1 RAIfiM \S A MfO".^ I LEONATO PO WITH Tl2ACK£l> pitched to 1 batter In the 0th. 0|)uei^ /(e)|3|W :dldOAVd Mark Cdlcovecchla 34-35—71 Minnesota 1 1 T H l ^ I Z B A I L Y ? MOUTM' (Morris 13-13), 7:35 p.m. Indianapolis Colts. Placed Karl Nelson, V mAT AND Voue COUW1Y SWISH T i n P/IZT." Oevelond (Condlottl 13-0) at Toronto HBP— Benzlnger by Rhoden. PB— •S9G = S X 6 - 09 -1- ez ;U3M8NV Curtis Strange 34- offensive 35— 71 tackle, on Inlured reserve. Tampa Bay 1 1 <:?N M E T A A t^ l^ e / W/A^H . 50«ETHING,> Gedmon. Corev Pavin 35- 34-71Signed Ron McLean, defensive end. Green Bay 0 2 v>jHAT If THAT’ uiiTH AOTiH8«- (Flanagan 11-13), 7:35 p.m. Umpires— Home, Ford; First, Hendry; ‘ TACO T?» r . Chicago (Hlllegas 1-1) at Minnesota ©ISS.SbyNEA. Inc Brian Mogg 34^35-71 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS— R4Slgned West ny.' (Blyleven 0^15), 0:05 p.m. Second, Clork; Third, Evans. Mike Hammond 34-35— 71 Buford Jordan, fullback. L.A. Rams 2 0 I.oa 51 17 that fAiirC? JTslI' /!) off Texas (Kllgus 11-13) at Calltornia (Fraser T — 3:33. A— 35,320. Clarence Rose 34- 35—SAN 71 FRANCISCO 49ERS-Re-slgned San Francisco 2 0 I.oa 54 a IT ?! 11-10), 10:05 p.m. Jodie Mudd 3 3 3 8 - 71 Darryl Pollard, cornerbock. Waived Ilia New Orleans 1 1 .5a 42 55 Milwaukee (Hlguera 13-9) at Seattle Meta 4, Cuba 1 Sam Randolph 35- Jarostchuk, 34— 71 linebacker. Atlanta 0 2 .ao a a (Hanson 1-1), 10:05 p.m. Blue Jaya 3, Indiana 0 Wayne Levi 37-34— 71 HOCKEY Sunday, Sept. 18 Kansas City (Gublcn 17-7) at Oakland Mark Brooks 34- 35-71 Notional Hockey Loogue Buffalo at New England, 1 p.m. I (Welch 15-7), 10:35 p.m. CHICAGO NEW YORK Chris Kite 35- 34-71NEW YORK RANGERS— Released Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. jlpINhc^ ‘ Saturday's <3ames CLEVELAND TORONTO o b rh b l abrhM Duffy Waldorf 39^32— 71 Drago Adam, gooltender; Patrick Dunn, Denver, at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Chicago at Minnesota, 11 a.m. ab r h bl ab r h bl Doscenz cf 2 0 10 Dvkstro cf 4 0 12 Mike Sullivan 34-34—72 left wing, and Dwight Mulllns,rlohtwlng. Green Bay at Miami, 1 p.m. New York at Boston, 1:05 p.m. Franco 2b 3 0 0 0 Fernndz ss 3 0 11 Sndbrg 2b 4 0 0 0 Jefferls 3b 3 0 0 0 John Adams 34-34— 72 ST. LOUIS BLUES— Signed Paul Ca- Houston at New York Jets, 1 p.m. i Cleveland at Toronto, 1:35 p.m, RWIIImsir 3 0 0 0 Mosebycf 2 100 Grace 1b 2 0 0 0 Elster ss 0 0 0 0 Howard Twittv 37-35-72 valllnl, Gordie Roberts, (k»ton Glngros Minnesota at Chicogo, 1 p.m. Kansas City at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Hall ph 1 0 0 0 McGrIff 1b 4 0 11 Trillo 1b 2 1 1 0 Atogodn 1b 3 110 Keith Clearwater 34-36— 72 and Rob Whlstle,defenseman,tomultl-vear New Orleans at Detroit, 1 p.m. \ - Carter cf 3 0 0 0 GBell If 4 0 10 Dawson rf 3 0 0 0 Stni^rv rf 4 0 10 Chip Beck 34-34-72 Phlladelphio at Washington, 1 p.m. 1 Baltimore at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Palmeir If 1 0 0 0 McRyIds If 4 112 contracts. Texos at California, 10:05 p.m. Snyder rt 3 0 0 0 Whittc 3 110 (Srant Wolte 3438— 72 tatarnotlonal Hockey League Phoenix at Tampa Bov, 1 p.m. CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks S Casals Milwaukee at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. Medina 1b 3 0 0 0 Mlinksdh 10 10 Webster It 3 0 10 HJohsn ss 4 0 0 0 Joy Delslng 37-35— 72 DENVER RANGERS— Announced that Seattle at San Diego, 4 p.m. Low 3b 4 0 10 Sosserc 3 0 10 3834— 72 New York Giants at Dallas, 4 p.m. Sunday's Games Jacoby3b 3 0 2 0 Bordrsph 0 0 0 0 Mike Donald Larry MIzel has become a co-owner. TH E PHANTOM by Lee Felk S Sy Barry HOLPON.BO'/^l New York at Boston, 1:05 p.m. CCastlll dh 3 0 0 0 Leach ph 10 0 0 Berryhil c 4 0 10 KAMlIrpr 0 10 0 AkI Ohmachl 3834— 72 SOCCER Los Angeles RomsatLosAngeles Raiders, NO FO O D l Y Dunston ss 3 0 10 Lvonsc 10 0 0 Loren Roberts 3434-72 I p.m. DON'T BATl ) Baltimore at Detroit, 1:35 p.m. Tlngley c 3 0 0 0 Barfield rf 4 0 10 Motor Indoor Soccer League jp P l t J l A I Cleveland at Toronto, 1:35 p.m. JBell ss 2 0 2 0 Gruber 3b 3 0 0 1 Vorsho ph 1 0 0,0 Bckmn 2b 2 0 10 James Hal let 3834— 72 KANSAS CITY COMETS— Named Tony Atlanta at San Francisco, 4 p.m. In THE euBunae-.iuesAL what's ^ Oilcogo ot Minnesota, 2:15 p.m. Francn ph 10 10 LIrlano 2b 3 11 0 Sutcliffe p 3 0 00 Conep 2 0 0 0 Lorry Ziegler 3437— 72 Glavin assistant coach. Monday, Sept. 19 HOW QUAINT, FfiCTON/ea m M N6 HARP THERE TO Totals a 0 5 0 Totals a 3 7 3 AAanllll ph 0 10 0 Indianapolis at Cleveland, 8 p.m. Texas at Collfornia, 4:05 p.m. Leach p 0 0 0 0 THEY SLEEP PRU6a„FORDRU6B..FOR WORLP I -yd SEE? Kansas City at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. m AR K £T$,„ Milwaukee at Seattle, 4:35 p.m. Cleveland 000 000 000-0 Totals a 14 0 Totals a 4 4 4 LPGA Safeco Claaalc acorea WHEREVER Toronto 1W Oil OOx— 3 Harrah’aodda i ^ y WANT. ■55e7ffltwer<\\ (Same Winning RBI — McGrIff (9). Chicago DM 001 OOb-1 Scholastic National Leaguealandinga DP— Cleveland 1, Toronto 4. LOB— New York 000 200 M — 4 KENT,Wosh. (A P )— Scores Thursdayln T T f Cleveland 2, Toronto 7. 2B— Mulllniks, E— Sosser 2, Palmeiro, HJohnson, the first round ot the S225,oa LPGA Safeco RENO, Nev. (AP) — This week's JBell, Fernandez. SB— Fernandez (15), Lyons. DP— New York 1. LOB— Chicago Classic ploved on the par-72, 4,222-vards trom Harrah's Reno Roce 8 Sports Book on East DIvIslan Mosebv (29), LIrlano (12). S— Whitt. 7, New York 4. 2B— Stravdierry, Dykstra, upcoming Notional Football LeogiM w L Pet. OB Meridian Valley Country Oub: MH8 JV boya aoccer IP H R ER BB SO HR— McRevnolds (22). SB— Dascenzo 2 Cathy Johnston 3433— 49 gamesand college gameslnvolvlngteamsln New York 88 57 .407 — Cleveland (4), Dowson (12), Dunston (24), Backman the Associated Press' Top Twenty: Pittsburgh 77 48 .531 11 Susie Redman 3435— 49 The Monchester High lunlor varsity MWalkerL,0-1 4 6 3 3 4 5 (8), McReynolds (19). S— Backman^ Kathryn Yaung 3434— 69 boys' soccer team dropped a 1-0 NFL Montreal 74 72 .507 14'/j Bolles 11-3 1 0 0 1 0 IP H R ER BB so Sunday St. Louis 71 74 .463 18 Debbie Massey 32-38— 70 decision to visiting Rockville High In Its Gordon 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Chicogo JoAnne Corner 3435— 70 season opener Thursday. Scott Sol- New Orleans 4 over Detroit O ises ey NCA Chicago 69 77 .473 19'/3 Sutcliffe L,12-13 4 4 4 3 5 Houston 2 over New York Jets Philadelphia 59 87 .404 29'/j Toronto Lynn Adams 3435— 70 onen, Troy Guntulls, Lucas Cosgrove Musseimn W,6- New Yoik Kim Bauer 3435— 70 and goolle Steve Borgida played well Pittsburgh 3 over Cincinnati ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson (vision 4 8 4 0 0 1 4 Cone W,17-3 7 5 Jane Crotter 37-33— ^70 for the Indians. The next gome Is Phoenix 3 over Tampa Bay W L Pet. OB Henke S,24 1 1 0 0 0 1 Leach S,3 2 1 Miami 10 over Green Bay Los Angeles 84 60 .583 — Judy Dickinson 3434— 70 Saturday at Wethersfield. WP-Gordon. WP— Sutcliffe. BK— Cone. Ann4Marle Palll 35-35— 70 Denver 4 over Kansas City ReMCMSeR WHE.N YOU M3U 6AID,”WH0 KM0W5, .,we'RGHeRe. Houston 78 68 .534 7 New England 2V^ over Buffalo Cincinnati 74 69 .524 8/i over San Diego Atlanta 49 95 .340 35 STLOUIS PHILA Los Angeles Rams vs Los Angeles WHAT DO '*OU KNOW ABOUT THEY GET LOTS OF Thursday's Games Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Beth Daniel 33-38— 71 AAV NEW NEIGHB<3RS ACROSS EXPENSIVE-LOOKING New York 4, Chicago 1 Colemn ct 3 13 1 Bradley If 4 0 0 0 Becky Pearson 3435— 71 Rolders, even 4—ATAl 4'VCl lETC Royala 2. Angels 1 Sherrin Smyers 3438— 71 San Francisco U'A over Atlanta THE STREET ? St. Louis 3, Phllodelphia 1 OSmIth ss 3 0 0 0 RJones rf 4 0 0 0 New York Glonts 3 over Dallos Cincinnati 7, Houston 5 Guerrer 1b 4 0 11 Samuel ct 4 0 0 0 Deborah Skinner 3436— 71 Powder Puff KANSAS CITY CALIFORNIA Ok-Hee Ku 37-34— 71 Monday Montreal 9, Pittsburgh 4 Brnnskv rf 4 0 0 0 Hayes 1b 3 110 Cleveland I'/j over Indianapolis Only games scheduled ab r h bl ob r h bl LIndemn If 1 0 0 0 CJames 3b 4 0 0 0 Allison Rnnev 3437— 71 AAory Wright 184187-515, Shorron WWIIsncf 1 0 0 0 DWhItect 3 0 0 0 Potty Sheehan 3434— 71 Caruso 179-192-a7, Frances Amenta 490, mdoy's Games Morris If 3 0 10 Parrish c 4 0 10 CelloBe Top 70 St. Louis (DeLeon 11-8) at Chicago Thurmn cf 3 0 0 0 Armas ph 10 0 0 Oauend 2b 4 11 0 Jeltz ss 3 0 10 Alice RItzman 37-35— 72 Nancy Hahn 183. Seltzer 3b 4 12 0 Bichette cf 0 0 0 0 Meg Mallon 3438— 72 1. Miami, Flo. 7 over Michigan (Harkev 0-1), 2:20 p.m. TPenac 4 12 0 G<3rossph 10 0 0 2. UCLA vs Long Beach, no odds Los Angeles (Belcher 10-4) at Cincinnati Brett 1b 4 0 0 0 Dwnng dh 3 10 0 Lawless 3b 2 0 10 Barrett 2b 4 0 2 1 Kathy Postlewalt 3437— 72 Tablerdh 4 112 Joyner lb 4 0 10 Gina Hull 3438— 72 LaVae Induatrlal 3. Clemson 7'A under Rorlda State (Browning 15-5), 7:35 p.m. RBookr 3b 10 10 Rowleyp 10 0 0 4. Oklahoma 23 over Arizona Montreal (Dopson 3-10) at New York Trtabll rf .3 0 0 0 CDavIs rf 2010 Terry p 2 0 10 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Cindy Flgg-Currler 37-35—72 Don Wilson 241-409, Mac Segar 214 FWhIte 2b 3 0 0 0 Miller pr 0 0 0 0 Penny hkimmel 3438— 72 5. Southern Cal Is Idle (Oleda 10-13), 7:35 p.m. Fordph 0 0 0 0 KNMIlrph 10 0 0 244645, Mike VIgnone 23491, Bill 6. Auburn a over Kansas Pittsburgh (Smiley 11-10) at Phllodel- BJocksn If 3 0 0 0 Roy 2b 4 0 10 Worrell p 0 0 0 0 MMaddx p 0 0 0 0 Amy Alcott 3439— 72 Calhoun 228-402, Don Humiston 202, Pecoto ss 2 0 0 0 Brown It 3 0 0 0 Amy Benz 3436— 72 7. Georgia 14 over Mississippi State ohla (Freerrran 2-2), 7:35 p.m. Totals 31 3 11 2 Totals a 1 5 1 Dick Murphy 214549, Don Cockenbaum 8. Notre Dame vs Michigan State, ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue San Diego (Show 13-11) of Atlanta LOwen c 3 0 0 0 McLmr 3b 3 0 0 0 Heather Farr 3438— 72 a i , Ray Rowett 244418, Tippy Hyson (P.SmIth 7-13), 7:40 p.m. Boonec 3 0 0 0 SILouls 010 010 100-3 Nancy Lopez 37-35—72 even Lenore RIttenhouse 3436— 72 282185a, Bob Bassett a3, Gary Val- 9. LSU 3'h over Tennessee San Francisco (Hammaker 7-8) at Schoflld ss 3 0 10 Philadelphia 010 oa 000-1 llere 234-412, Butch Savlno 227-404, Dave WHATCHA MEAN,1 LOOK,GUZ,WE KNOW B U T W E'VE O H ,Y E A H ...\ s O MEBBE IT'D / ...BEFORE WE ( YOU'RE Houston (Knepper 13-4), 8:35 p.m. Totals a 2 3 2 Totals 9 14 0 E— Jeltz, Caleman, OSmIth. DP— Rosie Jones 37-35— 72 10. Florida State 7'h over Clemson TH'CRITTERS j BE A (3CX3D EVEN THINK. ^RIGHI: Sherri Stelnhouer 37-35— 72 Couta 218544, Gary Rawson 202-575, Jim 11. Nebraska Is Idle TAKE CARE OF )t H' SECURITY ROBOTS S TIL L G O T Saturday's Games Philadelphia 1. LOB— StLouls 9, Philadel­ Hart 214202-571, Tam Tomlinson 247- 12. West Virginia B'A over Maryland FIRST THINGS■■ . ' /VREOUTOF TH '/^ THOSE TWO CORPLE t o l d ; IDEA TO TAKE V ABOUT GOIN'UPY-.. , San Francisco at Houston, 1:20 p.m. Kansas City TOO y WlTN THXT Solos c 0 0 0 0 Gladden It 10 0 0 Butler SF 143 525 104 154 .293 V io i.m w PITTSBURGH MONTREAL VanSIvke Pit 139 STB 88 153 .290 Karin Mundlnger 34-40—74 |A^’.T1^ELU^ HIRCP A \ ENU6HftNEp DEEP imcREsr IN Th e m en ta l / LIST Of LHTENT / CoMlNG- inmiN Ml Diaz lb 4 0 0 0 Bullock ph 0 10 1 Ob r h bl obrhbl Lourle RInker 3438— 74 coining to Bonds Pit 135 509 93 147 .289 HEALTH AND Weu.-BEING-OF i V criminals? [ UP' / y Mormon It 4 12 0 CJavIdsn rf 2 0 0 0 (tangels ct 5 0 10 ONIxon cf 4 2 10 Jone Geddes 3834— 74 GIXff P$H'6H‘t£’GIST? OF HER/ CMrtnz 3b 4 0 2 0 Larkin dh 2 2 0 1 Law Chi 134 503 43 145 .288 Lind 2b 4 0 2 0 TJones If 4 112 Home Runs Nancy Brown 3438— 74 HER EMPLoVEEG/ Monrla ss 3 0 0 0 Bush rt 2 0 0 0 Redus If 4 10 0 Galarro 1b 4 2 2 3 Susan Sanders 3835— 74 Harrisn oh 10 0 0 GaettI ph 10 0 0 Strawberry, New York, 33; GDavIs, Bonilla 3b 5 13 0 Brooks rf 4 2 2 1 Houston, 7B; Galarraga, Montreal, 27; Carolyn Hill 3438— 74 Your Aroo! \ Hill 2b 2 0 0 1 Nieto c 0 0 0 0 GWIIson rf 5 2 4 3 DMrtnzrt 0 0 0 0 Clark, San Francisco, 24; EDavIs, Cincin­ Muffin Spencer-Devlln 3834— 74 _ Staff Laudner c 2 0 0 0 Destrad 1b 4 0 0 0 Walloch 3b 4 0 0 0 Martha Foyer 4835— 75 R>1'CH0Li)(i|jy Dwyer ph 1114 nati, 25; Gibson, Los Angeles, 25; HJohnson, Ortiz c 2 0 0 0 FItzoerld c 4 0 0 0 New York, 24; 4 are tied with 23. Kathy Guadognlno 3837— 75 i Viola p 0 0 0 0 LVIlre c 2 0 11 Hudler 2b 3 0 2 1 Tina Tombs Purtzer 3837— 75 Chrsn rt 10 12 Runs Batted In 1 ( Rodrlguzc 10 0 0 McGffgn p 1 00 0 Clark, San Francisco, 99; GDavIs, Loretta Alderete 3837— 75 Schatzdr p 0 0 0 0 Bernard ss 10 0 0 Rivera ss 3 110 Shirley Furlong 3836— 75 SEE 8 TRY the Baker ss 0 0 0 0 Houston, 94; EDavIs, Cincinnati, W; FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves Oberktl ss 10 0 0 RJohnsn p 1 00 0 VanSlyke, Pittsburgh, 19; StraiMterry, Sandra Havnie 37-38—75 Gagne ss 4 0 0 0 LaPoint p 2 0 0 0 Paredsph 10 10 Stephanie Farwig 3439— 75 (3onzalez p 0 0 0 0 New York, M; Galarraga, Montreal, all-new DIsttno ph 0 0 0 0 Porrett p 0 0 0 0 85; McReynolds, New York, 85; Deborah McHoffle 3440— 75 Newmn 3b 4 0 10 RRvIdsph 10 0 0 Folev 2b 1110 Karen Permezel 3837— 75 Totals 33 3 8 3 Totals 33 10 8 9 Bonilla, Plttsburgh.n. y* A e\<5HT HOUIZS A P A Y Totals 37 411 4 Totals 34 911 7 Pitching (14 Decisions) LeAnn Cassadoy 3438— 75 ITROV-BIU® Lynn Connelly 37-38— 75 Chicago 110 000 010— 3 too 200-4 Cone, New York, 17-3, .850; Parrett, FTM Pittsburgh 010 Montreal, 11-3, .7M; Knepper, Houston, Nina Foust 3438—75 TH E OBIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr F i v f PAY.T A Minnesota too 004 21X— 10 Montreal 003 130 lOx— 9 AAorlene Hagge 3837— 75 TUFFY Game Winning RBI — Larkin (8). 13-4, .745; Browning, Cincinnati, 15-5, Game Winning RBI — TJones (4). .7S0; DJackson, Cincinnati, 21-7, .7a,- E— Hill, Manriaue. DP— Chicogo 1, Min­ E— Redus. LOB— Pittsburgh 12, AAont- RO>!TY W A S s r iu u Second, Merrill; Third, Brinkman. Hrbek Min 138 498 74 155 .311 9 o.m. — Boxing; Pedro Decima vs. V A T CAMP. V E A R -. T T— 3:02. A— 40,964. Yount Mil 148 545 87 174 .306 Louie Espinoza, ESPN A T SUMMER CAMP. RadaT.AatroaS DHedson Oak 131 454 97 140 .307 Canseco Oak 145 548 112 173 .305 Athletica 6. Rangera 2 HOUSTON CINCINNATI Franco Cle 138 557 85 170 .305 BigSavingsi Ob r h bl ab r h bl Home Runs NORTH S-W-ll Bridge GYoung ct 5 0 2 0 Larkin ss 5 12 2 Canseco, Oakland, 39; McGrIff, Toronto, Calendar G TROY-BIII® Tlllurs • TROr-BIIJ® MOWGTS Doran 2b 4 0 10 Sabo3b 4 12 0 a ; McGwire, Oakland, 7B: Carter, Cleve­ 8 7 2 TEXAS OAKLAND land, 27; (kietti, Minnesota, 27; Hrbek, trjs 4 Ob r h bl Obrhbl Bass rf 4 0 0 0 Daniels If 2 10 0 • TRflV-Biii ChipiNr/siiredders That did not figure to give away a McDwel cf 4 0 10 Polonlo If 4 10 0 GDavIs 1b 4 2 2 0 EDovIs cf 4 112 Minnesota, 25; JCIark, New York, 25; ♦ K98S43 Different needs, Browne 2b 4 0 0 0 DHedsnet 3 2 11 Bell 3b 1 0 0 0 ONelll rf 4 111 Murray, Baltimore, 25; Winfield, New TO D AY > TRBY-Blll® Sickle Bar Mowers # PUM ... muclt more ♦ 7 2 trick. Unfortunately for West, declar­ r U \ C^amlnlt 3b 3 0 0 0 Esasky 1b 4 0 2 1 York,25. Egyi Saccer ^ Espy If 4 0 0 0 Canseco rf 5 110 Runs Batted In er now had time to make the contract Sierra rf 4 13 0 Parker dh 4 0 2 3 BHatchr If 3 2 12 LHarrIspr 0 10 0 South Windsor at East Catholic, 3 :a WEST EAST different ieads with either two club tricks or some Petralll 1b 4 111 Hassevc 3 0 2 0 Romirz ss 4 0 2 2 Cnepen 1b 0 0 0 0 Canseco, Oaklond, 115; Greenwell, Bos­ OIrIt Soccer Come See ’Em Right in NORWICH! ♦ A 10 cAifuJ Blggloc 2 0 0 0 Reedc 3 0 10 ton, 110; Winfield, New York, 104; Puckett, East Catholic at South Windsor, 3;M ♦ 9 865 By Janies Jacoby spade tricks to go with the diamonds Relmer dh 4 0 0 0 Jnnngs 1b 2 0 0 0 WK872 W Q 10 6 5 Kreuter c 4 0 11 Gallego 2b 10 0 0 Darwin p 1111 Dibble p 0 0 0 0 Minnesota, ia ; Brett, Kansas City, 99; Girls Swimming and the heart ace. Sitting West for our 3 0 10 Stenbeh 3b 4 111 Pnkvtsph 1 0 0 0 Wnghm ph 0 0 0 0 DwEvans, Boston, 9t; Carter, Clevelafxt,94; East Catholic at Middletown, 4 p.m. October 14 & 15th Sheraton Inn ♦ J ♦ 10 6 2 CHUBB AND CHAUNCEV by Vance Rodewalt Buechle 3b McGwlre,Oaklond,a. Here's another deal from last June’s team at the other table was Bob Ham- Wllkrsn ss 2 0 0 0 Phillips 2b 4 12 1 Forschp 1 0 0 0 Franco p 0 0 0 0 vellevfeall Friday, 2pm-9pm One Sheraton Plaza ♦ 10 9 8 3 ♦ A J 6 4 3 0 0 0 Trevino c 3 0 10 Oesler2b 4 1 1 0 Pitching (14 Dedsiens) Rockville at Manchester, 3;M trials to determine the U.S. team for man, who took a more aggressive Weiss ss VIolo, Minnesota, 284, .706; Hurst, Boston, Pgf^NAUZgP. Totals a 2 7 2 Totals a 4 9 4 Charlton p 10 0 0 Ellington at East Catholic, 3 ;B Saturday, 9am-4pm Norwich, C T 06360 SOUTH the world championship to be played course. He led the two of hearts. That WHATINHeCK McCIndn c 10 0 0 17-5, .773; GOavIs, Oakland, 145, .7a; ♦ KQJ43 APHEeiVE-EACKEP Key, Toronto, 184, .714; Gubicza, Kansas next month In Venice. When South established the defenders’ heart suit HAVE YOU eO T Texas 010 oa a i — 3 Totals a 5 10 5 Totals a 7 10 4 SATURDAY City, 17-7, .7a; Robinson, Detroit, 144, .484; Poelbgll ORDER IN ADVANCE11-800-833-6990 ext. 4420 ♦ AS opened two no-tnimp. North raised to before either black ace could be •THERg?- NAMg TASS. Oakland e i oix— 4 Welch, Oakland, 147, ,il7; Candelaria, ♦ AQ7 Gome Winning RBI — DHenderson Houston 010 ia Manchester at Windsor, 10;a a.m. three. If the diamonds didn’t come forced out, and resulted in setting the anctanoll i a HO Oix— 7 NewYork,147,.4a. East Catholic at New London, 1;M ♦ KQ5 ( 10). E— Comlnitl. DP— Houston 2. LOB— , , p.m. home. It would probably be a bad re­ contract. E_Kreuter, Wllkerson. DP— Oakland 1. Vulnerable: North-South Is there a guideline to tell you when l o b —T exas 5, Ookland 9. 2B— Phillips, Houston 4, ciyin mit] 4. 2^anjiraz, Thuraday^ahomeruna Beys Soccer sult, but North could not risk bidding Serra. 38— Kreuter. HR— Phillips (1), GYoung, ONelll, Oester, Larkin. HR— ' Manchester at Wethersfield, 10:a Dealer: Elast game In diamonds with his ragged suit to lead passively and when to be ag­ Larkin (11), BHotcher (4), Darwin (1). a.m. Steinboch (7), Petralll (7). SB— Polonia American League and no outside tricks. In fact, three no- gressive? When you’re playing the t8 (a). Sierra (14). SB— Sabo 2 (44), Daniels (27), LHorrls Cheney Tech at Cromwell, 10;aa.m. Wbtl North East South tal-points or team game, overtricks H R ER BB so (1), McClendon (4). S— Charlton, Wln- Petralll (7), Rangers; Phillips (1), Woodstock ot Bolton, 1;M p.m. 2 N T trump was risky even when the dla- nlnghom. Steinboch (71, Athletics; Pogllarulo (13), Lyman Memorial at Coventry, 1 p.m. mmm Pass mon(b did come in, since declarer had aren’t crucial, but beating the hand is. IP H R ER BB SO Yankees; Rsk (17), White Sox; Dwyer Girls Soccer FACTORY STORE Pass 3 N T Pass Pass Bwftt?,4-10 - 7 8 5 5 4 9 (1), Twins; Tobler (4), Royals. to develop game-going tricks. If he Therefore, you might as well lead Guonte 2-311121 Houston East Catholic at Manchester, 10:M Pass from your best suit. That way, if you SJSJy 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Forsch L,10-5 o.m. could force out the spade ace in time, Darwin Natlonol League Windham at Coventry, 10;N a.m. 102nd St. & 9th Ave., Troy, NY game would be easy. catch partner with the right stuff, you McReynolds (77), Mets; Hatcher (4), Coglnchaug at Bolton, 11 a.m. Opening lead: ♦ 2 Bu^^-2 » 7 2 2 1 6 Cincinnati Mon.-Thurs. 9-5:30, Fri. 9-7, Sat. 9-4 At one table. West selected the ap­ may be- able to beat the hand. So lead 1 T,»un« M«lil ’"'S/pJHiwmT. BK-BVWtt. PB-Kre^^r Charlton W,2-4 Darwin (1), Astros; Larkin (11), Reds; Cron Country RtghU Dibble Wilson 2 (2), Pirates; Galarraga (27), Monchester/Eost Catholic at Wind­ 518-237-8430 • 800-833-6990 ext. 4429 parently safe lead of the 10 of cIuIm. aggressively and hope to be right. Umpires-Ho.ne, f'*^**' ham Invitatinnni m n m Kaiser; Second. Shiilock: Third, nelllw Franco S,34 nrooks (18), E xpos. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 16, 1988 - 19 18 — M ANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Sept. 16, 1988 Puzzles Woody Guthrie, Leadbelly honored WEEKEND HBH political protest songs, “ Vigilante Man.’ ’ By Kathryn Baker Answer to Previous Puzzle “ I think in his stuff you saw idealism, but ACROSS 7 Actreaa Qllda The Associated Press What a peachl Down by the riverside T V Topics you didn’t see, it wasn’t, uh, it was realistic 1 Jaunty 8 Jackie't 2nd also,’’ Springsteen says. “It was real ’There will be a Peach Festival Saturday from 5 The Blackledge River will be honored with a NEW YO RK — There’s something kind of 7 S w aa ^ng husband eye-to-eye. It wasn’t fantasy, it was a dream. celebration Saturday in Gay City State Park, poignant about watching wealthy rock stars to 7 p.m. at the firehouse on Bolton Center Road, (laavaa) 9 South of I think Just the dream for more Justice, you Hebron. Activities will include a fishing clinic, pay homage to those two monumental sponsored by the Women’s Auxiliary of the Bolton 13 Prophacy Neb. know, less oppression, less racism, less anthropology hike, a barbecue and campfire influences, Woody Guthrie and Leadbelly, Jukebox. Fire Department. Tickets, sold at the door, will 14 Lawranea of _ 10 In the same hatred, period, less hatred.” program. This is sponsored by the Blackledge placa (abbr.) both of whom died basically penniless. But at “ I was completely taken over by him, by his cost $2 for adults, $1 for children. 16 Cry out “ My dad, Leadbelly and people like that River Watershed Committee. For more 11 Baseball team least they know who they owe. spirit or whatever. I mean, he had so much to 16 Eating covered a wide range of music,’’ says Arlo information, call Betsy Katz, 293-0027. number To go along with the Just-released album, give, you know. He was like a link in a chain 17 Fast aircraft Guthrie. “ They wrote songs for kids, they Music in the afternoon 12 Security Showtime has produced an inspired video for me. You could listen to his songs and (abbr.) wrote songs for lovers, they wrote songs for 18 Qovammant 19 Collection of tribute to the folk legends, featuring perfor­ actually learn how to live. I think he did a Evensong, a program of organ and choral works Jumpin’ up and down mindlessly to, they agant (comp, sayings mances by and interviews with Bruce whole lot more than he ever knew he did.’’ by Ralph Vaughan Williams, will be presented It’s all in the weave 21 Qrain of corn wrote songs for thinkin’ about, they wrote wd.) K E A ID c K s Springsteen, U2, Pete Seeger, Arlo Guthrie, Guthrie and Leadbelly (Huddle Ledbetter) Sunday afternoon at 4 at Concordia Lutheran 22 Cloud region songs about political events, about social Those who enjoy weaving, or just watching 20 Actraaa Ruby A D M 1 W E N T Little Richard and John Cougar Mellencamp, were friends and sometimes performed 23 Wanderer from events, about everything going on in their life. Church, 40 Pitkin St. The works will be performed basket makers, won’t want to miss the annual A E A among others. together. Willie Nelson is shown in concert duty L 1 E D q by singers from the Concordia Choir and the Basket Day at the Welles Shipman Ward House, 972 21 Sharpaat singing Leadbelly’s best-known song, “ Good­ They saw music as being — it wasn’t Just 24 Elsctromotive E T N A N E W T “ The All-Star Tribute to Woody Guthrie and Ecumenical Choir School. 24 Qrapa plant entertainment, to keep the kids off the street Main St., South Glastonbury. It will be Sunday, unit Leadbelly” premieres Saturday with addi­ night, Irene.” 27 Photo- or somethin’ like that. Music was a way of life from noon to 4 p.m. Organized by the Historical 25 Idea (comb, 37 Dodger 45 T im e ____ half tional playdates Sept. 20,26,30 and Oct. 9 and T{(J Mahal pounds out “ Bourgeois Blues,” a procoaaing for these people.” Society of Glastonbury, the event features form) 38 Former nuclear 47 Type of carpet 11. Robbie Robertson is the narrator. The tune Leadbelly wrote when he first learned Just a drop placa members of the Northeast Basket Makers Guild, 26 Rush hour at agency (abbr.) 48 Pass lightly success of the film was probably never in the word after a Washington, D.C., rooming □ □ □ 31 Fragranca Four South Windsor sky divers will “ drop in” for the dinar 39 Icy over doubt since it comes from director Jim Brown house turned him away because he was black. who will demonstrate and sell their wares. The 32 Dalleloua a late lunch at the Taste of South Windsor, in 28 Biblical king 42 Bring out 49 Varmint The gospel group Sweet Honey in the Rock FROM THE WHITE HOUSE TO YOUR basketmakers will set up on the grounds of the 33 Siarra _ and producer Harold Leventhal, the team 29 Arabian region 43 Weapons 51 405, Roman performs a stunning a capella rendition of HOUSE — Being a White House correspond­ Nevers Road Park on Saturday. The sky divers, home, but will move indoors, to Museum on the 35 Raain-producing responsible for the Emmy-winning 1982 30 _ Brackinridga 44 Film critic 52 — da Francs ent is the surest way to get network air time, members of Connecticut Parachutists Inc., will Green, Main and Hubbard streets, in case of rain. traa documentary, “ The Weavers: Wasn’t That a Leadbelly’s “ Syivle,” a song from the cotton 34 Nigerian city Pauline _ 54 Seance sound according to a study by Joe S. Foote, descend at 1 p.m. The taste is open from 10 a.m. to 5 The home, built in 1755, as well as the barns and 36 Pitch intansi- Tim e.” fields. 6 6 10 11 12 chairman of the radio-television department p.m. It features food from Shirley’s Touch of tiva (comp, 2 3 4 B e 7 Though it was Bob Dylan’s idea that Most of the performances were filmed in gardens, will be open for tours. Admission is $1 at Southern Illinois University-Carbondale. wd.) spawned the CBS record, “ Folkways: A recording studios. Mellencamp and friends Gourmet, Mill on the River, Sepino’s, China Rose, adults, children free. 13 14 40 Actraaa Foch Vision Shared,” and therefore the Showtime sing Guthrie’ s “ Do Re M i” in what looks like From 1983 to 1987, the top three network Maneeley’s, John Fitch Pub, the New York Pickle 41 Hara someone’s backyard. The performance vi­ correspondents in terms of appearances on Deli. Teddy’s Pizza, The Good Guys, Bel Amis, and IB 16 special, he doesn’t appear on camera. But, 4 3 Aliaa (abbr.) against a backdrop of old still photographs deos are intercut with interviews, still the evening newscasts were Chris Wallace of Generis Caterers. In living color 46 Sour 17 IB 20 that show how much Dylan tried to emulate photographs and interesting archival footage NBC with 633, Sam Donaldson of ABC with 619 Entertainment will be supplied by the Silk City (ubstanca Woody Guthrie, down to the cigarette hanging of Guthrie and Leadbelly. and Bill Plante at CBS with 513, according to Chorus, Jim Sharpley and his New Sharpshooters Coventry artist, Marily Richardson, will 4 7 Vipar from his Up, he talks about his hero. Foote. No women made Foote’s top 19 list, but and Bonnie Hayes School of Dance. There will be demonstrate the art of water color painting on 50 Stala “ Woody was like — he had a particular ARLO GUTHRIE. IN a duet with Emmylou CBS’ Lesley Stahl was 11th. an antiques display, face painting, demonstrations Sunday, from 1 to 4 p.m., at the Manchester 53 Throaty 24 2B 26 sound, and besides that, he said somethin’ Harris, sings “ Plane Wreck at Los Gatos,” by the police, fire and ambulance departments, Historical Society Museum, 126 Cedar St. She is the chuckla that seemed to be needed to be said to go along the ballad Guthrie wrote about migrant CURTIN AND COLEMAN IN 'SOONER artist of the month in the museum’s Tomorrow’s 55 Tampar 31 and an opportunity to send town officials into the I with his sound,” Dylan says. “ I liked the way farmworkers who died in a plane wreck as OR L A ’TER’ - Jane Curtin (“ Kate k Allie” ) Antiques gift shop. An exhibit of her paintings and 56 Mythical dunk tank. 33 they were being deported after the harvest: and Dabney Coleman (“ The ‘Slap’ Maxwell aviator he played and sang, and I liked the things he The South Windsor Rotary Club is sponsoring drawings will be displayed in the central lobby of said when he sang. “ Good-bye to my one, good-bye, Rosalita. Story” ) are co-starring in an upcoming NBC the museum through Oct. 6. 57 Drool 36 movie, “ Sooner or Later” about a couple who Taste as a fundraiser for Polio Plus, an Adios, mis amigos, Jesus and Maria. You Richardson has been acclaimed as the illustrator 58 Leave live in the fast lane until the wife decides she international effort to innoculate every child in the “ I STARTED SINGING his songs. There won’t have a name when you ride the big of the new cookbook, “ Exclusively Rhubarb,” with wants to have a baby. Julia Duffy (“ Ne- world against polio. Rotary will offer soft drinks, DOWN was a time when I did nothing but his songs. I airplane, and ail they will call you will be sketches which the New York Times termed whart” ) also stars. It’ll be on sometime this ice cream, popcorn and hamburgers. Rain date is 43 44 4B 46 mean, he’s written so many.” He laughs. “ I deportee.” “ delightful.” Her pen and ink sketches of the 1 Singer Diana _ Springsteen chose to sing one of Guthrie’s coming season. Sunday. knew them all. I was like a Woody Guthrie Cheney district’s historic buildings are printed on 2 Circle parts BO B1 B2 3 Small car J Rtglndd Plnto/MinchMtar Harild notepaper, which is carried in the museum gift 4 Martini B6 It’s fun day shop. continue tonight from 5 to 11 and ingredient T V Tonight WALKING ON AIR — Area youngsters Admission to museum is free to members of the B7 5 Bluish-gray Fam ily Fun Day, sponsored by Manchester enjoy bouncing on air at Candy Castle, Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. on the society, $1 for other adults. Children under 16 6 Sewed border Hadassah and Young Judaea, will be held Sunday 16 one of the many amusements at the St. church grounds on Main Street. admitted free. The museum is open Thursdays and of (e)1986 by NEA, Inc of "Cinderella" finds a World War ll-era from 1:15 to 5 p.m. at Wickham Park. The [ESPN] Motorweek Ulus. [D IS ] Man. Monsters and Mysteries In­ Sundays, 1 to 5 p.m. 5:30PM ® M OVIE: 'Bad News Bears Go to Ja ­ Harlem girl attending the lavish Sugar Hill James Church Fall Festival. The fair will trated pan* A greedy agent decides to grab all of terviews with local citizens and scientists afternoon will include a picnic, games and prizes, about Nessie, the Loch Ness monster. Ball. Charlaine Woodard, Clifton Davis, [HBO] MOVIE; What's Up. Doc7' the profits he can from a sandlol baseball Scoey Mitchell. 1978. Israeli dancing, tennis and softball games. It costs Identical suitcases end stolen jewels drag team's trip to a Japanese tournament. [U SA ] Darkroom $5 per adult, with children admitted free. Bring Kind of funny Tony Curtis, Jackie Earle Haley. Chris [E S P N ] Volleyball: Men's Pro Beach an eccentric professor and an impish 1 0 :1 5 P M [MAX] MOVIE: 'Gardens Tournament From Santa Cruz. Calif. (60 lunch, beverages, dessert and fruit will be Squares are welcomed young woman into a mad chase. Ryan Barnes. 1978. Drama in the park “ Funny Girl,” the Broadway musical about CELEBRITY CIPHER of Stone' (CC) A career Army officer finds min.) (R) provided. For information, call 644-5924. In case of O'Neal, Barbra Streisand. Madeline Kahn. ® ® Perfect Strangers (CC) Larry re­ himself at odds with an eager young recruit The Manchester Square Dance Club welcomes Ziegfield Follies star Fanny Brice, opens this rslitiilty Ctehar cryiiloarams era craatad from quotations by tamoua paopta, past and praaanl. 1972. Rated G. grets taking a Myposian cure for the com­ 1 2:35AM ® Entertainment Tonight An evening of Christian music and drama will be EaOi lattar ki tbs dpbar stands lor anolhar. Today’s cSia.- H squaM U. over America's involvement in Vietnam. rain, the event will be at the Carriage House of mon cold. (R) Michael Caine and Steve Martin on the set offered Sunday evening at 6 in Center Park. Music back dancers to a new season, in a new location. weekend at Coachlight Dinner Theatre, East 5:45PM [M A X ] M OVIE: 'The Karate James Caan, Anjelica Huston, James Earl Congregation B’ Nai Israel, 54Talcott Ave., in the ® Taking It to the Gorillas: Making Jones. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) of'"Dirty Rotlen Scoundrels." (In Stereo) will be provided by the Salvation Arm y Band, and This year, the dances will be in Martin School on Windsor. Lori Ada Jaroslow, seen on Broadway in U D S L A C Z R D S Kid' (CC) When a teenager is bullied, a Rockville section of Vernon. I C P Japanese handyman leaches him about 'Gorillas in the Mist' Behind the scenes of [H BO ] Vietnam War Story: Home (CC) drama by the Covenant Players. The audience is Dartmouth Road. The first dance is Saturday, 8 “ Fiddler on the Roof” and “ Grease,” will star as the production of "Gorillas in the Mist," a 1 0 : 3 0 P M QD odd Couple Three soldiers recuperating in a Veterans self-confidence and karate. Ralph Mac- encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets. If it a.m. to 10:30 p.m. The caller is Earl Johnston, Fanny. N A L X a C A C H L SEP chio, Noriyuki "Pat" Morita. Elisabeth movie about the life of naturalist Dian Fos- QD International Kick Boxing Administration hospital deal with reality in Shue, 1984. Rated PG. sey (played by Sigourney Weaver). QD INN News different ways. (In Stereo) Rockin’ on rains, the program will move to The Salvation while Joan and Armand Daviau will cue the Joel Craig will re[>eat the role of Nick Arnstein, QD M OVIE: 'Shark!' An underwater rounds. A donation of $6 per couple is requested. which he performed in Coachlight’s 1981 production U C E P N J D J C P L SEP 6:00PM d ] ®) ® ® News ® Hogan's Heroes 1:00AM ® Archie Bunker's Place Saturday is rock and mineral day at the Dinosaur Army Citadel, 661 Main St. search for sunken treasure leads to be­ Part 2 of 2. of the show. On Broadway, he had lead roles in CT) Three's Company trayal. murder and a climactic attack by a QD Tres Qeneraciones State Park in Rocky Hill. There will be films on ® Family Medical Center IDSSXO JNSDZTLSSX ® T .J . Hooker monster white shark. Burt Reynolds. Ar­ ( ^ Three's Company minerals, a slide show on gems, and a special “ Cyrano," “ Follies” and “ Hello, Dolly.” On thur Kennedy, Barry Sullivan. 1968. ® Joe Franklin At the hop Take a walk PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “There's no truth In packaging in the world of (11) Gong Show [D IS] Bud Greenspan's Summer Olym­ program for children interested in collecting and television, he was known as Harvey in “ As the QD McCloud pic Greats The Olympics historian high­ QD Runaway With the Rich and Famous panics." — George Roche. QD Rockford Files The Hockanum River Linear Park Committee World Turns.” Another television daytime drama Rockin' W ith Judy Jetson (2 hrs.) lights U.S. gold medalist Mark Breland's Actress Olivia Brown ("Miami Vice") in understanding rocks and fossils. This Remember those nifty fifties? You can step back ^ A'Team boxing performance in the 1984 Games Marrakesh. Morocco; Tahiti. (R) will sponsor a walk along the Hockanum River, on star, Mary Ellen Ashley, will do the role of Mrs. C ISaa by NEA. he. 302 (S ) ® Summer Olympics Opening Cere­ demonstration is open only to those in grades 2 to those simpler times at the St. Bridget’s Sock Hop News (Live) and the finish of the 1968 marathon. Brice. She is known as Madame Wanda in “ Search monies from Seoul, Korea. (3 hrs.) (Live) QD Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) through 6. It will be offered at 10:30 and 11; 30 a.m., and Classic Car Rally, Saturday from 8:30 p.m. to Sunday at 1 p.m. The walk will start at the Laurel Doctor Who: The Ark Part 2 of 4, 11:00PM ® ® QD News ® Hart to Hart for Tomorrow.” @ ) @ ) Washington Week in Review and at 1 and 2 p.m. Pre-register children by calling 12; 30 a.m. Proceeds benefit the expansion of local Lake, with parking available at the west end of (2^ Charlie's Angels ® (M) M*A*S»H Performances are Wednesday through Saturday (CC). QD W hat a Countryl the park, 529-8423. parochial elementary and middle schools. For a $10 Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Technical (S) Family Ties ® Benny Hill [CNN] Inside Politics '88 evenings, with dinner and cocktails at 6:30 p.m., (S ) M OVIE: ‘Silent Rage' A homicidal Admission is $1 for adults, 50 cents for children 6 to donation you will get soft drinks and munchies. School. This will be one of the longest Hockanum (4i^ Noticias madman terrorizes a Texas town. Chuck QD Odd Couple [TM C] M OVIE: Friday the 13th, Part and Sundays, with dinner at 5:30 p.m. To reserve 17, children 5 and under free. An addition $1 will be Come in costume, if you wish, and dance to tunes walks, 3.4 miles round trip. Boots are required @Z) World of Survival (R) Norris, Toni Kalem, Ron Silver. 1982. QD MOVIE: 'Death Curse of Tartu' A VI: Jason Lives' (CC) Now dead and bur­ tickets, call 522-1266. ied, Jason is all but a bad nightmare, but because of the wetlands areas near the river. Divorce Court QD El Extrano Retomo de Diana Salazar group of tourists happen upon on the mys­ charged children attending the program. from long ago. terious burial ground of an Aztec God. Fred the bloody carnage may not be over yet. [C N N ] Showbiz Today QD M OVIE: 'Youngblood' A brash young THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Pinero, Doug Hobart. 1966. Tom Mathews. Jennifer Cooke, David Ka- hockey player must learn the importance gen. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) It by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee [D IS ] Dinosaur! Christopher Reeve nar­ of teamwork when he joins a new team. QD All in the Family rates this stop-motion animated special Rob Lowe, Cindy Gibb, Patrick Swayze. [USA] Night Flight: Flashtracks /■------which explores the lives of the gigantic QD ( ^ Summer Olympics Continue Area towns celebrate Unscramble these four Jumbles, 1986. one letter to each square, to form creatures that inhabited Earth 60 million S p Crook and Chase 1:05AM ® Love Boat [C N N ] PrimeNaws four ordinary words. years before the arrival of man. (60 min.) QD Mala Noche...No [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hosts: Len Daw­ [E S P N ] SportsLook [ESPN ] NFL'a Greatest Moments: Best son, Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) of Football Follies (60 min.) (R) QD Love Connection CRAFS y .i. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Haunted Honeymoon' 1:30AM ® Credit Time Bomb fall’s arrival with fairs [H B O ] Jackie Mason on Broadway (CC) [C N N ] Moneyline A radio star, planning to marry his co-star ® Superior Court at his family's ancestral mansion, is sud­ The comedian's Tony Award-winning [D IS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet Morgans and the John Chester □ r i : "The World According to Mel" is brought QD INN News Fall fair season is certainly denly plagued by phobias. Gene Wilder, [E S P N ] Lighter Side of Sports Host: Jay Fife ie Drum Corps, 18th century Gilda Radner, Dom DeLuise. 1986. Rated to the screen in a performance taped at Johnstone. @ QD Friday Night Videos (In Stereo) upon us, with festivals and fairs PG. (In Stereo) New York's Brooks Atkinson Theater. (60 galore. games for children, pony rides, min.) (In Stereo) [H B O ] M OVIE: 'Mannequin' A depart­ [CNN] Newsnight Update [U S A ] Cartoons an exhibit of fire tmeks, and 0 U D I LIPUP ment store window dresser falls in love [ESPN] Surfing: Stubbies Pro Cham­ Closest to home is the St. James [M A X ] MOVIE: 'An Officer and a Gen­ with a mannequin that comes to life only in more. It will be from 11 a.m. to 4 6:30PM ® CB S News (CC). tleman' A hardened loser learns a lesson pionship, from Oceanside. Calif. (R) Church Fair, featuring singer his presence. Andrew McCarthy, Kim Cat- p.m., sponsored by the Wethers­ !Hari^or(£ V,gad Oi/e ® Family Ties (CC) in responsibility when he enlists in the Na­ trail, Estelle Getty. 1987. Rated PG. (In [USA] Night Flight; Take-Off to Acid and guitarist Carl Henry tonight, val Aviation Corps. Winner of two Oscars. Stereo) Rock and Jbhnny Prytko's Polka Band field Chamber of Commerce. Richard Gere, Debra Winger, Louis Gos­ ® @5) ABC News (CC). The oldest agricultural fair in ENJUKJ WHAT TEACHER sett. Jr. 1982. Rated R. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Stakeout' (CC) A Seat­ 2:00AM ® New Answers to Hair Saturday. Both concerts are 7 to (iD Hollywood Squares tle police detective falls in love with the Loss the state, the Four-Town Fair on P IP WHEN/ T H E [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Beyond the Universe' A 11 p.m. woman he's been assigned to keep tabs ® Fan Club Egypt Road in Somers, is cele­ Hartford Road Cafe ANTELC5PE TOO< do) NBC News (CC). young scientist hopes to save the world on. Richard Dreyfuss, Emilio Estevez, Ma­ A full-course spaghetti and HIS FINAL EXAM. d $ dZ) Nightly Business Report from future nuclear warfare after two deleine Stowe. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) ® Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ meatballs dinner will be served brating its 150th anniversary this atomic conflicts have left the sea polluted vice (3 hrs.) dD Family Ties > [U SA ] Night Flight; Rick Shaw's Take- today at 6 p.m., and a chicken year. There will be sheep, goats, BUSUDE and forests destroyed. David Ladd, Jackie QD World Wide Wrestling (41) Noticiero Univision Ray. 1974. Out Theater: Young Hero barbecue from 5 p.m. on Satur­ rabbits, cattle, a horse show, lots Now arrange the circled letters to [ESPN] SportsLook lorm the surprise answer, as sug­ of entertainment and a display of n dD Love Connection 8:30PM d ) gS) Full House (CC) While 11:30PM ® Taxi day. But there's lots more to eat, □ gested by the above cartoon. [U S A ] Night Flight: Take-Off to Parody Call the Manchester Herald Steamers [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 baby-sitting Danny's girls, Jesse jams with ® QD Nightline (CC). in Music Videos including Italian sausage sand­ antique machinery. The fair is [E S P N ] Running and Racing members of his rock band. (R) ® Baretta open until 11 tonight, from 8 a.m. r ' T ' Y 2:05AM QD New* |R| wiches, fried dough, ice cream, Answer; ® Carol Burnett and Friends Honaymooners to 11 p.m. Saturday and from 8 Advertising Dept, to 7:00PM ® USA Today: The Televi­ QD [H B O ] M OVIE: The Fly' (CC| A scientist etc. (Answers tomorrow) sion Show Scheduled: Americans' hopes QD Wall Street Week: The Presi­ QD M OVIE: 'Stingray' A mysterious a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. Admission * 6 9 5 dential Election Economic Outlook is transformed into a monstrous insect fol­ Along with rides, you’ll find for the future; grabbing the spotlight with a loner with a Corvette Stingray battles the lowing an ill-fated teleportation experi­ advertise your weekend Jumbles; SAVOR RUMMY SADIST RATIFY high-tech sing-along machine. raffles, games of chance, and a is $3. Yesterday's 9:00PM (X) gs A B C News Special: ruthless head of the Mexican underworld. ment. Jeff Goldblum, Geena Davis, John The Guilford Agricultural Fair Answer: Some say that if you marry a widow you won’t ® ( ^ News Ufa After Death Row (CC) Correspon­ Nick Mancuso, Susan Blakely. Robyn Getz. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) large tag sale tent. The fair is do this— MARRY "A-MISS" dent Tom Jarriel profiles 32 former Califor­ Douglass. 1985. (R) open tonight until 11, Saturday is a country fair with lots of specials here! CD ( ^ Wheel of Fortune (CC). 2:1 OAM [M AX] MOVIE: Kandyland' nia prison inmates who were once on (H ) Racing From Plainsfield from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., with a exhibits, good food and a midway. ® $100,000 Pyramid death row but are now living new lives on A young woman discovers the sometimes •nd hgndllng. from JumbI*. c(0 Ih li nowtpgpor. P.O. Bo> 4366. OtUndo. FL 32803>4 ® Morton Downey Jr. dangerous power of her own sensuality final raffle drawing at 11 p.m. It is open until 10 p.m. tonight, Includ* your n im t. addrtig and zip coda and maha your chack payabla tq Nawtpaparbook* Q l) ® Cheers (CC). the outside. (60 min.) 378 Hartford Road, Manchester, CT Late Show (In Stereo) when she becomes a stripper. Sandahl from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, QD Kojak ® Morton Downey Jr. QD The annual Agricultural Fair 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors; Fred Bergman, Kim Evenson. IBS'?. Rated R. (In and from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. dS) M«A*S*H (H) Connecticut News Week Stereo) will be held Saturday at the 647-0489 Hickman, Nick Charles. Sunday. It is located off Lovers dD dZ) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour QD Dos Vidas Conclusion. Hillstown Grange Hall, 617 Hills [D IS ] Flame Trees of Thika World War I 2:30AM ® l Love Lucy Lane in Guilford. d P Your Show of Shows © ) Page Fifty Seven St., East Hartford, from 9 a.m. to changes the Thika community's way of [CNN] Sports Latenight For a fair of a completely (4p W in, Lose or Draw [C N N ] Larry King Live life;Tilly (Hayley Mills) volunteers to help in 5 p.m. There will be prizes the hospital; Robin (David Robb) returns to [DIS] MOVIE: The Wizard of Baghdad' different sort, look in at the BMW Astrograph Ql) Primavera [E S P N ] Top Rank Boxing: From Las Ve­ awarded for vegetables and flow­ his old battalion in France. (60 min.) Part 7 A lazy genie is sent to ancient Baghdad to Vintage Fall Festival, at Lime Weekend Specials (pi) Family Ties gas, Nev. (2 hrs.) (Live) of 7. fulfill an important prophecy or lose his ers, baked goods and canned powers. Dick Shawn. Diane Baker. Barry Rock Park, Lakeville. Vintage • Fresh Braked Scrod...... *7.95 [C N N ] Moneyline [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Trading Places' (CC) A [ESPN] SportsCenter items, needlework and crafts. commodities broker and a street hustler Coe. 1960. and historic autos will race, and not apt to be too motivated today to do [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Superman H' Superman Anyone who wishes to enter Hartford Road Cafe things for others unless you see some­ become the objects of a bizarre bet made 1 1 :35P M ® Magnum, P.l. [ESPN] SportsCenter there will be a swap meet. It is Veal Hunters S ty le ...... *7.95 must choose between his love for Lois by two elderly tycoons. Eddie Murphy. Dan should call Kay Ruff, 633-5116. thing in It for yourself. This will not go Lane and his pledge to protect Earth when 1 2 : 0 0 A M ® Late Show (In Stereo) [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'Spring Break' Four col­ open Saturday, 9 a.m to 6 p.m., for ^ o u r Aykroyd. Jamie Lee Curtis. 1983. Rated R. 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Fish Calltd Wanda P'1' “j;** LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) (U) INN New* 12*40, 2:55* 5:15, 7:40, 10, WILLIMANTIC Advertising Dept, to you make to others today will be quoted possibility today that you may optimisti­ dj) Newhart 12:20AM [MAX] m o v i e : 'Predator' [U S A ] Night Flight: Rick Shaw's Take- (S) On Trial (C C) A paramilitary rescue team is stalked 12*40,2:55,5:15,7:40,1().— Jllleen Square Cinema — A Osh & later. Be certain that you have all the cally read more Into what others say [C N N ] Crossfire Out Theater: Young Hero F rI and Sat 1 ,4 :1 5 ,7 :1 0 ,9 * ^, 12:10; Sun Called wondo (R) Fri ?■«, 10,12,-^ t IS) Morton Downey Jr. by an intergalactic trophy hunter in the jun­ 1,4:15, 7:10, 9:45. — N lo h tjio r* on 12:45,3:05,5:35,7:45,3:05,5:35,7:45,10, advertise your weekend €l Food From South facts at your disposal before passing on than they intend. This could cause you [ESPN ] Clay Target Shooting gles of South America. Arnold Schwar­ 3:30AM [ESPN] NFL Yaartxiok: Str* «t IV (R ) Fri and Sot 12:20, 2.M , 12; Sun 12:45, 3:05, 5:35, 7:45, 10. — to count on something that may not be [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Revenge of the Nerds' dD Deaf and Blind (CC) Profiles the E.H. 1987 Cardinala (R) Information. Gentry Technical Facility and the nation's zenegger. Carl Weathers. Elpidia Carrillo. 4:20^7:15, 9:30, 11:30; Sun Betrayed (R) Fri STEAK of the Border SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) This Is not forthcoming. College freshmen, tired of being humiliated 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) 4:20,7:15,9:30. — Btfrovod (R) Fri and second largest employer of the visually im­ 3:40AM [MAX] m o v i e : 'Oolla' A 3:50,7,9:30,12; Sun 1:15,3:50,7 .9 .X .— specials here! a particularly good day to go on a shop­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) Keep close by the campus jocks, form their own fra­ 1, 4:20, 7:10,9:40,12:M; Moon Over Porodor (PG-13) R t 7:30, ternity, which eventually leads to a con­ paired, the Alabama Industries for the [U S A ] Night Flight: Director Profile: multitude of handmade dolls pose a deadly Srt ’'jjL*; ping excursion, because you may be tabs on anyone who performs work or 7:10, 9:40. — M oon O ve r Porodor 9:50,12; Sot 12:30, 2:50, 5:10, 7:30,9:50, frontation between the two groups. Rob­ Blind. (2 hrs.) Kasdan threat for a group of rain-soaked travelers. tempted to spend funds earmarked lor service for you today. They could either Carrie Lorraine, Carolyn Purdy-Gordon, Ian 1J; Sun 12:30, *:10> ert Carradine, Anthony Edwards, Bernie QD Noticiero Unhiision 12:30A M ® ® Alfred Hitchcock Cleon and Sober (R) FrJ 'A- do It Incorrectly or charge you more Patrick Williams. 1987. Rated R. (In (PO-13) Fri and Sot 12:M, 2 :«, 4:M, 643-2711 OPEN EVERY NIGHT essentials. Casey. 1984. Rated R. Theban Plays: Oedipus the King So­ Presents 7:25, 9:35, 11:40: Sun 12:M, 2 : « , 4.50, Sot 1,3:45,7:15,9:45,12j^Sun 1.3:<5,7 15, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Your than they should. Stereo) 9:45. — Young Guni(R) Fri 7j40,9:», 8:00PM (X) M OVIE: 'Pea-wae's Big phocles' Greek tragedy in which Oedipus IS) (E ) Late Night W ith David Letter- 7:2$, 9:35. — Com ing to A n j f f 'f o l K . f l second thoughts could reveal some er­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Certain respon­ and Sol 12:10,2:25,4 : « , 7:25. ♦ : » , 12:10, 11:50; Sot 1, 3:15, Adventure' (CC) Pee Wee Herman em­ (Michael Pennington) has murdered his men (In Stereo) 3:45AM [HBO] m o v i e : 'Uaad Cara' Sun 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:40, 9:50. — Stealing 429-1900 rors you make in judgment today. II you sibilities that should be attended to ear­ father and married his mother Jocasta A fast-talking used-car salesman goes to Sun 12:10, 2:25, 4:40, 7:25, 9:55. - - barks on a cross-country odyssey in @ ] Sea Hunt Home (PG-13) PrI ” -A®'’ (Rt. 32, MantflaM) happen to get o « on a wrong track, rec- ly might be left until the last minute to­ (Claire Bloom). (2 hrs.) outlandish lengths to prevent his late boss' Morrlad to th# Mob

r MANCHESTER HERALD, FViday, Sept. 16, 1988 — 81_ «• — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 16. 1988 jMUBMJNAa IBBBBISMA HOMES HOMES CDNDSM1NIUM8 I HELP WANTED RmOALE FSR8ALE FDD SALE 180-182 Eldrldoe Street. FOREST Ridge Town- A ll reel aatqfa odvartUad In Two fam ily 6-6 duplex house. 3W botha, 3 bed­ the Manchatfar Harold It A Specioli^D^t! CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 tublecf to the Fair Houtlng M for Immediate sole to rooms, 1900 square feet AIDES Act of 1968, which mokes It settle estate. Firm of living apace, fire­ AbBN w m AM# place, air conditioning, Notices Lots/Lond to r S o la ...... 23 Merchandise Musical Items...... lllagol to odvartlsa any praf- $175,150. 646-2426 Invattmant Propartv ...... 24 Cameras and Photo Equipment.. erance, limitation or dltcrlm - I^PAINTINS/ deck with view. Par­ L o s t/F o u n d ...... 01 Inotlon bated on race, color, iMtSOUANEDUS iMnCELLANBIUS tially finished walk-out B u iln a tt P ro p a rtv ...... 25 H olldov Seasonal...... Pets and Supplies...... Fait aMl Part Tlaw CHILDCARE iSSjPAPERINS lEinmn P a rto n o lt...... 02 ...... 24 jg t A S pccioli^ D clif! I Mlscellancaus for Sale...... We offer the trees hl- religion, tex or notional I SERVICES Puff Cope. $153,900. basement. Pool, tennis Raaort Propartv ...... i; — . i» __ ~ — * t Antiques and Collectibles...... origin, or on Intention to A nno unca m anfi...... 03 M orleogaa...... 27 Tag Sales...... gheet etaff to patient Coll Luclenne, Century court. Priced to sell at A u ctio n s...... 04 RoofIng/SIdIng...... Clothing Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... mokt any luch preferanco, REGISTERED DoyCare iR IN 'S ERNa NDS. Fast on!Toiidn!o'T!l^^ $159,000. Coll owner at Wontad to Buy...... 28 Services limitation or discrimination. Mom, full time open­ 21 Manor House, 871- F in a n c ia l...... 05 F lo o rin g ...... F u rn itu re ...... Renovationi/Pliit courier service. nonce Co. Commercl- 7212. 647-0748. The Harold will not know­ ings, ages 2 and up. ol/ResIdintlol building Child C ore...... 51 E le c tric o l...... TV /S tereo/A ppliances...... Scheduling ingly accept any odvartlta- Cuatom Intarlor t Bxlarlor Bonded and Insured. Employment & Education Rentals ...... 57 H eofin g/P lum b ing...... 646-5964.______Mnitiia • CaWng SapaNr S etnaw Low rafts. 647-1567. repotrs and home Im­ SPACIOUS 3 bedroom Cleaning Services...... Machinery and Toals...... Automotive mant which It In violation of Part Tima Halp Wanfad...... 10 Rooms to r R ant...... 31 Lawn C o re ...... 53 Miscellaneous Services. • Complete Health LICENCED Day Core. • Oialia • UgM CaipaiHry provements. Interior Condo, i'/i botbs, din­ ...... 32 tho low.______Halp Wanfad...... n Apartm anta to r R ant...... Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax ...... 54 Services Wonted...... G ardening...... Cars tor Sale ...... Insurenee One opening for Infant. • Aaa emmet— • mntrm and exterior pointing, ing room, full cellar, ...... 33 SOUTHERN New Ehg- HNWNB TREE s o m a BOLTON lake, 2 bedroom Situation Wanfad...... 12 Condomlnlumt tor Rant...... Caroentrv/Hemodelino...... 55 Landscaping...... Good Things to Eat...... Trucks/Vons fa r Sale...... “Including Dental" Also openings for 2 • SwUor OMeounM light carpentry. Com­ central air, beautiful ...... 34 land classifleld ads Buekal, Imok t sbippar. Stump Cape, large lot, 2 stor­ Businaat Opportunitlas...... 13 Homaa fo r R ant...... Polntlng/Paoerlng...... 56 Concrete...... Campers/Trallers...... plete lonltorlol ser­ bock yard. Swimming ...... 35 Fuel OM/Coal/FIrewood...... • Uniform reach nearly 8(X),0IX) years or older. Before ramoval. Fraa oaUmalaa. age sheds, gas heat, Instruction....:...... 14 Stora/Offica Spoca...... Matorcycles/Mopeds...... 646-2253 vice. Experienced, rel­ pool, tennis courts, ...... 34 Farm Supplies and Eaulpment. Allowance homes In Connecticut i otter school core Spsolal eonsldaratlon for Emplovmant Sarvicas...... 15 Raaort Propartv ...... Auto Services...... appliances, private carport. Fairly priced...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL and Rhode Island. The avolloble. Waddell iable, free estimates. Induatrlol Propartv...... Oftice/Relall Eaulpment...... Autos fo r Rent/Lcase...... • Bonua Hours aldsrty and handicappad. 64341304. beach. 18 Colonial ^Owner^49-M2A^^^ ...... 38 School area. Manches­ RDSFW8/ Real Estate Garogaa and Storaga...... MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... Recreational Eaulpment...... Miscellaneous Automotive price for a basic 25 Road. $144,900. 649- ...... 21 Roommataa Wontad ...... 39 • Free Meale word ad Is only $55 and ter. 645-M16. 1794,______BRANb ^ew listing, cozy Homat for Sola...... Call 643-2711 for more Information! Boats ond Morine Eaulpment... Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 647-7553 Condominiums for Sola...... 22 Wontad to Rant...... 40 For more Information will appear In 43 news­ iEfiVifilS dF^lilEO and comfortable 1 bed­ plseea cell 2 FAM ILY for sale by room condo of East papers. For more In­ - CALL ART owner. Perfect for READ YOUR AO: Clottlfed odverfliementt are formation coll Classi­ H&R llOOnNG S N O W n d W I N G Meadow In Manches­ DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to .CRESmELO DAY-CARE, Registered. No |ob too big or too THE MOVER - owner occupancy.. ter. Fully oppllonced RATES; 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. token by telephone os a convenience. The fied, 643-2711, and ask aGommorotai $105,000 per apartment. CONVALESCENT for defolls.o______Hove openings for be­ small. Will work 7 days' DapandaMa, honool, axporl- kitchen, dining area, 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one • Raeidantlal * Industrial aneod, Inauted, raaaenaMa. Immediate occupancy. deadline Is noqn on the doy before publica­ Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of NOME fore and otter school until Job complete. 1(>% Call spacious living room 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. MANCHESTEN, CT. SHADOWED by {great core for Waddell 8, St. 28 years old. Excellent and generous bed­ tion. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen oaks this Immaculate discount for Senior, 1 R. RUMCNAM), Inc. I Anytim e condition. Extra large 26 or more days; 50 cents per line per day. the value of the advertisement will not be Bridgets. Also open for tor dependable servica room. Basement stor­ Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. 6 4 3 -S lS l brick Cape offers a evening core. 10 years Citizens. ' lot In central nelghbor- Minimum ctiorge: 4 lines. corrected by an additional Insertion. ______age and laundry focMI- growing family up to 4 experience. Specific 875-9153, Joe 7 4 S > 1 0 lf pmg hood. 649-8233.______tles. Tastefully PHYSICAL Therapist. bedrooms with 2 baths. college education for 647-9289, Rick Tep OeH OcreeiioO Lean COVENTRY/Bolton line. decorated. Handy lo­ Home health care See It today I Blanchard day core. 647-0029. Any amount dtfwndL AbftfB, Reduced. 2-3 bedroom cation near busline. & Rossetfo Realtors," Ranch. Nearly IV2 PART TIME agency seeking Thera­ DEUVEmNG enwat Mona and beK muWt $77,500. Jackson & Notices Dr. Crane’s Answers pist with three years We're Selllno Houses" Looking for MANCHESTER R00FIN6 Rich, clean, etone-trae Bobo* bacMiaa « loodar rtnW. acres near lake. New Jackson Real Estate, HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 646-2482.0______All types ot roodng A fbam. 5 yards. *80 Flue Tax. roof, windows & cedar 647-8400.O CD CD ED clinical experience for DAVIS CONSTRUenON CD rapalra. Wood ehlnglds Alto, aand, gravel, stone siding. Excellent loco- As o condition precedent to varied case load. Flexi­ PLANTED for pleasure something? S8.00/HOUR. Port time LABORER. For water­ POULTRY Personnel- UNITED Church directo­ Quiz on page 2 ble hours. $30-$35 visit the grounds that sur­ Cedar Shakes. and horse manure. 872-1400/65D-95SS tion. By owner, the placement of any adver­ needs men and women. ries Is looking for a 27 Veen Eeperlenee $129,900. 742-8469. BUSINESS tising In the Manchester He­ leading trailers. Call proofing and mosonry 1. Caboose rote. Call Community round this stunning John Scott, 871-2432, company. Must have Will train. Full time. hard working success Health Care Services, Forest Hills Contem­ l—iirm * UoanwP* emranwau 6 4 3 -9 5 0 4 MANCHESTER. Bright goJPIISPERTY rald, Advertiser hereby FULL TiM E oriented Individual to 2. Cluck HANDYMAN and agrees to protect. Indemnify Room 232.After the car and license. Paid medical, life and Inc. 228-94128. EOE porary of 8 rooms and 645^830 and charming 3 bed­ and hold harmless the Man­ 13th, call collect 601- S9/hour to start. Call retirement plan. Call work full time In a 3. Marbles 2'/j baths. Offered at HAUUN6 room, 1'/2 bath dor- FOR sole. Manchester chester Herald, Its officers Arbor Acres Farm. 633- Donut baker sales/publlc relations 4. Flintlock MEDICAL assistant with Doctor's office space. 423-5442.______646-3361 or 647-1901. bookkeeping and medi­ $244,900.Blanchard 8< MMCELLANEDU8 Any Job — Anytime mered Cape. Large ond employees against any 4681, ext. 250. EOE. wanted in position. Our 25 years 5. Fetlock (Horse) Rossetfo Realtors," HOUSE SITTER family room, oversized Hilliard Professional and all liability, loss or PART Time position. M i­ d o n e f u l l time ware- of experience has cal Insurance claims crofilm operator trai­ nouM person needed. TEACHERS for Sunday 6. (a) 9 X 12 — Rug salesman (w) We're Selllno Houses" SERVICES Professional couple, Call Gary wood deck, tree shaded Building. 2,153 square expense. Including attor­ Manchester proven that females as experience for Man­ feet and convenient neys' fees, arising from nee. We have several Experience helpful but Jewish religious (b) 2 X 4 — Carpenter (y) chester practice. Send 646- 2482.0 fall - winter. lot. 2 car garage. In­ school. Grades 1,2,4,5 well as males are 875-3483 cluding refrigerator storage area. 1st floor. claim s of u nfair trade practi­ Immediate openings not necessary. Steady area. 5 nights equally successful. (c) 3.1416 — Teacher (z) resume to : Box AA, S h o p th e ces, Infringement of trade­ for part timemicrofllm wark, good benefits. and 7. Salary commen­ MANCHESTER. Spa- D&D SIDING CO. P.O. Box 495 and all curtains 8, Move-In condition. Ex­ You will be contacting (d) 3 & 2 — Plate umpire (x) C/O Manchester PNRIONAL flRVICaS cellent parking! In- marks, trade names or pat­ operator trainees. No Apply In person; Wing surate with education per week. Herald. clous 8 room Dutch Free seamless gutters Hartford, CT 06141 drapes. Call Joe Lom­ ents, violation of rights of and experience. Call area churches of all (3) 7 & II — Casino (v) Classifieds. • Chackbaak CantrM ' bardo at Lombardo & qulre todoy ot 646-5153. .experience necessary, Industries, 60 Progress Apply In person: faiths. Salary, bo­ Colonial In Rockledge privacy and Infringement of 644-8466.______RN/PHN. Full time posi­ area. 4 bedrooms, with Job. a Ineama Tax Fn aaratlan Associates. 647-1413. copyright and proprietary we will train. We offer Drive, Manchester. nuses, benefits, ex­ MANCHESTER. F o r 256 West Middle Tpke. tion In progressive baths, large eat-ln kit­ H e r a ld Top of tbe line vinyl S 6 S Framing a Ufa SMaaHMntwanca Advtca Asking $219,000. sole. Furnished office rights, unfair competition flexible working sche­ SHEET Metal Trainee. CREW chelf trainee - pense paid training community health a eiMatl Canraltatlon carpet, furniture, Manchester chen, 2 car basement materials. traidp BOLTON. Lovely 5 room building. Over 2000 and libel and slander, which dules 8, paid vacations. Small company with school. Send resume agency. Excellent be­ 643>2711 a Addttlona • Oanigaa * Porch may result from the publica­ Call Gary Chandler for good potential. Good floor, upholstry, walls to: Larry Robertson, garage, wood deck, Fully Insured. atxl doeta Ranch on cul-de-sac. % square feet, excellent tio n o f any advertlsm ent In nefits. Mileage and tui­ private treed lot. Call C oll Don M otlar - 649-3SS9 location. 17 cor park­ Interviews at 289-7918. benefits & excellent and general cleaning FOOD Prep Crew Super­ P.O. Box 507, Gallon, HELP WANTED HELP WANTED tion reimbursement. Free estimates. , a Stata Lloanaod acre lot, with mature the Manchester Herald by Spaulding Company, with reputable franchi­ ED Joe Lombardo at Lom­ CARPENTRY/ a Fully Inaumd D. a. Moslar, Inc. trees. Conveniently lo­ ing lot. $285,000. Robert conditions. Need GD visor. A reliable con­ Ohio. 44833.______For Interview, call 872- Manchester, C T advertiser. Including adver­ Inc., 2 Jeffrey Drive see east of the river. If DATA Entry clerk. Home bardo & Associates, cated close to Man­ O. Murdock, 643-2692. tisements In any free distri­ young trainee willing scientious person with FULL time position 9163. EOE REMDSELINS 64S4277 or 0 4 M M 3 cm 84341021.045-1757 (off of Pleasant Valley to learn. Call between you're reliable, ener­ Mortgage Corpora­ CHILD CARE. Discover 647- 1413. Offered at Evenings chester and 384. bution publications pub­ a dependable vehicle to available at automo­ the loysl Kinder-Core m MASONRY lished by the Manchester Road), South Windsor, 8:30-2:30 at 649-8691. getic, diversified and work with develop- tion, a subsidiary of $232,500. FARRAND REMODELING Brick. Mock, etone. $149,500. Owner/Agent, CT 06074. EOE people oriented, come tive lube center. Expe­ Suffleld Bank, has a Learning Centers, 643-4022.______Herald. Penny Sleffert, MEDICAL Secretary- mentally disabled rience helpful but will Secretary Fee Paid Rooin addHIona, dsoks, rooting, Chimneys and repeira. Publisher. M/F/H/V. and loin us. Good driv­ full fime position lo­ where the little things BRAND New listing. MDRT6A6E8 / Bookkeeper for a doc- adults In a community- train the right person. matter to the little aiding, wlndotw and guttata. KITCHEN & BATH A n No Job too email. FREE. Buyers-lnvestors ing record necessary. based coterer In Man­ cated In our Glaston­ What a bargain for Baokhos and buHdozar osrvlcs Night. Wednesday, HO STUDENTS, tor of Internal Hourly plus bonuses. ones. You'll spend the East of River FftBE ESTIMATBS $7.00 and up for the chester. Full time bury office. The Ideal these gorgeous flower tvaHaMs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. September 28, 1988 at LOST homemakers-full and medicine In Manches­ Coll 647-8997. days amid the smiles, gardens, the serenity FALLING BEMN07? port time day work ter. 4 days per week. right person. 633-3335 $7.65/hour plus benef­ candidate should pos­ to *18K + Benefits REMODELING ^ caii64S-8063 7:00P.M. at First Fed­ AND FOUND or 649-3433.______sess good clerical and laughter & energy of of Andover Lake and Bm. 647-8509 STOP FORECLOSUNEII available. No expere- Knowledge of medical its. For more Informa­ children In a creative Report to partnera In this US From the smallest repair to the largest renovation, eral Savings, 344 West If you are falling behind on tion contact Hocka- communication skills. lust a short walk to the Ras. 645-6849 Middle Turnpike, Man­ GREY Tiger cot. Answers Ince necessary, will Insurance necessary. FULL Time. We have Day Care center. Child Branch ot this International your mortgage paymente... train. Little Ceasars openings for the As­ num Industires, RESTAURANT Responsibilities In­ elementary school. Cualom biiRHwmoe. edWoiw. our own craftsmen do the complete Job — ’ MmuiarRmi' chester. Hosted by to Buddy. Weaver Call between 9-5, 646- core opportunities & manufacturing company. Come see this 3 bed­ MHiio4ifl($9t wood aWlfiQ, dooNa, OR...If your home Is In fore­ Pizza, 646-4300. 4665. sembly and packaging Annette Burton at 875- clude preparation of roofktBr ooAorola work, maooory 8 aR neatly and on schedule. Conitrudlon Realty World- Road area. 649-6855. mortgage reports. In­ afternoon care givers. Full range of duttoa laqulra room Ranch with cozy closure, WE CAN HELPI of our homemade 0750.______HELP While KInder-Care top akilla. Good location and phaoto of oonawooMon. Visit our showroom or call for a free estimate. Hfa elm hmte M oilultr home*. Benolt/Frechefte As­ putting, maintaining first floor family room. W yot/Yo atoft of ooolraofoni not sociates. Come hear No payment program avail­ RELiEF DONUT BAKER foods. $5.50 per hour to RESTAURANT, hiring e Waitpeople offers a competitive attractiva olflcaa witti tmall start with scheduled and updating various Offered at lotiiming your oaMt • eaff oof 649-5400 LAinON BUILDEII8 our guest speakers dis­ able for up to 2 yeert. Bad One night per week. for fall, line, banquet, salary & exceptional company atmoaphare. Call $159,900.Centurv 21 Ep­ Fulty iMurod • ftoo gadwatoi Now englatMl Homaa wage reviews and su­ pantry, cooks, dis­ • Fountain Servers documents. Previous cuss and answer ques­ credit la not a problomllAsk LOST. Tiny Yorkshire Apply: FLOOR Cavering con­ benefits package, stein Realty, 647-8895.D 7 PKkin at., vamon. C T oeoee tractor looking for . per benefits. We need hwashers, banquet experience with com­ undaat 278-3643 Maa CeettrtMUea HERITAGE KITCHEN and tions on how you con how LOW payments can silky Terrior. Black • Dishwasher / puter systems helpful. we're willing to bet the 9f ■■riiiBlir 871-0054 help you SAVE YOUR body, tan face & paws. hard working Inde­ caring people to loin servers, bartenders, own a home or Invest MR. DONUT Porter We offer competitive children will give you Imliistrlal ReeniHert A FA M ILY keepsake for BATH CENTER, INC. property. Reserva­ HOME TODAY! Lost at JC Penney DIs- pendant person willing our team. Call 633-7656, cocktail and food what really matters- 043-1720 AihforMwIt 255 West Middle Tpke. Ask for Dove.______salaries and company the present owners be­ ______182 W. Middie Turnpike, Manchester______tions limited. Realty trlbutlan Center park­ Manchester to learn the floor cov­ servers, barbacks. Part or full time. laughter, smiles & Swiss Coasarvatlve Qroop Apply In person: The paid benefits. For ing passed along for World, Benoit, ing lot. $250 Reward. ering trade. Must have EQUIPMENT operators. Good wages and thank vou's. For Imme­ $139,900. This fine 6 IMKAINTIRS/ a t ( 203) 4S4-1336 or own transportation. Gallery, 141 New Lon- further Information, UND8CAPIN6 Frechette Associates, 646-4337 or 649-3997. THE Manchester Multi­ Lown crew and general benefits. please contact. The diate consideration, room Cape with gorage pa ( 203)' Coll 633-0723.______laborers. Expressive don Turnpike, ■ODI PERINS 646-7709.O______FOUND. Calico kitten ple Listing Service Is Apply Human Resources De­ please call KInder- SPECIAL Ed. teacher for Is located within walk­ WANTED. Experienced Grounds landscaping, Glastonbury. Care Learning Centers l a n d s c a N n q 2 BEDROOM Ranch In 'as with flea callar. In looking for a typist to partment, Suffleld eleven month female ing distance to Bowers NAME your own reoto- 'jE F Asphault Paving] MOdOMfOOtIMU carpenter for commer­ 872-8088 between 9 and EVENING Janitor at 646-7090. KInder- School.Blanchard & Is condition'. Living ROOMS Carter Street-Birch run theircomputer. We Howard Bank, 157 Mountain adolescent residential . noble price. Father & Mrw Mhrubi, ludgio. lyMIMfiG, room, eat-ln kitchen, Mountain Area. Call will train the right can­ cial work. Contact Jim 3.______needed at once. No Road, Suffleld, CT 203- Care Learning Cen­ facility. Effective Im­ Rossetfo Realtors," Son Pointing ond Pap­ ptonMiiGi* town OMdNifl 4 1^ FORRERT ters. EOE 1st floor family room 646-7866.______didate for this part or Charlie at 646-5775. X-RAY Technician, full experience necessary. 668-1261. Ext.300. EOE mediately. Special Ed. We're Selling Houses" ering. Removal. 291- CM MReseOTIMATtO Will train. This Is a Johnson’s 646- 2482.0______Fall Special | and a 1 car garage. Coll LARGE and sunny. Pri­ LOST. Black, male La- time possitlon. Call time for busy ortho­ M/F ______certified, competitive 8567. Ferseealh e i Lawa Care for further details. borador Retriver. Mary GrabowskI at pedic practice In En­ steady, full time posi­ 394 Tolland Tpke. salary, school holi­ vate both and en­ PEST Control. Position THE Grounds ot this a LeeieMphMi $104,000. D.W . Fish trance. Prefer non- White spot on chest. 646-2450 for an appoint­ DRIVER field area. Excellent tion. Only willing Manchester ovallable for a service days, Insurance benef­ Reolty, 643-1591.0 Last seen In Fairfield ment In this small, starting solary and be­ worker need apply. In­ technician. Experience its. Send resume to; spectacular home are Save ’100 with this coupon. S 742-5224 ■« smoklng mole. nonsmoking, friendly Coventry area nefits. Reply to Box A, cludes benefits. Start­ 6 49-6 220 Director of Education, lust Ilk j those at a golf BRUSHWORKS. Interior PETERMAN Built Colon­ $110/week. 74^5861. Sfreet area. Please call preferred, but will ial. Lovely Aluminum Christina at 643-8081. office.______c/o Manchester ing rate will be New Hope Manor, 48 club. Meticulously pointing. Free esti­ Manchester train the proper appli­ Stars cared for Inside and Driveways, parking lots. ! sided home with fire­ Herald.______$6.75/hour. No phone CLERICAL. Position du­ cant. Must be over 18 Hartford Rood, Man­ mates. 12 years expe­ APARTMENTS PART Time office work. calls. Apply to: Man­ out, featuring 4 bed­ placed Living room, 3 Billing, bookkeeping, Herald route. NANNY - Care for four ties to Include typing, and have a good driv­ chester, CT, 06040. rience. Rnished cobl- CONCRETE ager, Porkade Bowling telephone and some Stand rooms, spacious fam­ nets/celllngs. Wall bedrooms, IV2 baths, FOR BENT and telephone. Flexi­ Short Hours — month old In my home. ing record. Salary, va­ CABINET maker. Small Residential, & Commercial. ! lower level family ____I ANNOUNCEMENTS Coll 643-0392.______Lones, Monchester. direct contact with cus­ ily room and a large refInIshIng. 647-0636. ble hours. Excellent cation, good working out union shop In Manches­ sun porch leading to a room and one car over­ MAIN Sfreet. 4 rooms to hourly wage. Call Great Pay! FULL Time or part time JOB Coaches needed Im­ tomers. Good wages conditions. Call 527- ter has Immediate op­ CONCBITE and full company paid delightful In-ground cXnniir rm in o O Cali anytime. I sized garage. Set on a rent on first floor. FEMALE Soccer players Tweedle Dental Arts, mechanic. Must have mediately for special 9000. ★ ening for skilled and 2 AOOmONt 6 FLOORS deep lot. $144,900.D.W. wanted for recrea­ Call 647-9946 education program at benefits. Call 647-9137. pool with a spa. Beautl- Stiining Stove and refrigerator 649-0436.______tools/work on cars and MAINTENANCE. Full or semi-skilled worker. fully decoratedi ! a Commarolal 6 raoldantlal Fish Reolty, 643-1591.0 Included. $500 per tional league. Co/Ed, Rockville High School. Call R & R Woodwork­ aAlao atookada faneat Inataltad PART time Matron- As­ Ask tor trucks. All benefits. PIZZA/GrInder Maker. part time position In Across from Martin * a PraaAattmtIaa LARGE Ranch. Alumi­ month. Adults pre­ Adult In South Wind­ Phone 649-2871.______Experience working restaurant. Apply In ing at 645-6149. aFully Intutad — fraa aatlmotaa $42-4295 sor. Call 225-7341 or sistant for female facil­ Gerlinde with severe disabilities Apply In person at LaS- ORDER School. A must to see! aSonlor cHIzan diacount - _ „ . ! John Hinnon ConerMs num sided with gener­ ferred. T.J. Crockett, ity. 9:30am-1pm,5davs FULL or part time oil trodo Restauront. person; 141 New Lon­ $254,900.Jackson & ous sized rooms Realtor, 643-1577. 242-4744. preferred. High School don Turnpike, Glaston- Mike - 643-0743 Free Estimates. I Csmpiny e 875-0371 a week. Apply: Facili­ truck driver. Must diploma or equivalent Jackson Real Estate, attar S pm throughout. 1st floor ties Services, South OFFICE Position - East LABORER. Heavy con­ burv, CT. 659-2656. ONE FOR have class II license. preferred. Salary struction. Apply In per­ 647- 8400.n family room or 4th Windsor Board of Edu­ Hartford. Good typing Will train. Phone M8.M POULTRY Personnel- . CARPET Installers bedroom, l '/2 baths, range, $7.60-10.25 per son: The Andrew needed. Full time, ex­ FINANCIAL c a tio n , 1737 M ain skills required. Varied 011,649-2871.______hour plus benefits. Needs men and YOUR AD heated sunporch. Su­ NORTH Manchester. 1^ Street, South Windsor, duties Include custo­ Ansaldl Building Com­ perienced. Amato's COOKS line, pantry, ban­ Please call 872-8193. pany, 186 Bldwell women. Will train. Full HOMES per private yard. Con­ Available October 1. 528-9711, Ext. 40. EOE mer service. Inven­ time. Paid medical, life TODAY! Carpet Service, 291- HELP WANTED venient to l-84.$219,0(X). One bedroom apart­ ABANDON the search. quet, full and part time CREC Is on EOE M/F. Street, Manchester. 8358. FOR SALE Thank you tor making SALES person to work at tory, billing and pro- positions available. and retirement plan. D.W. Fish Realty, 643- ment on 2nd floor of 2 cesslng orders. RETAIL Assistant Man­ Call Arbor Acres When placing 1591.0______us number 1 tor 41 our Open Air Market. Apply In person; The ager trainee and sales­ DRIVERS. Good rood re­ family house. Large Full 8< part time posl- Trucking or warehouse Form. 633-4681, Ext. MANCHESTER. New to BOLTON. Attractive BRAND new listing. At­ yard, quiet neighbor­ years. For fast, conll- Gallery, 141 New Lon­ persons. Jewelerv cord. High entry rate. your classified ad market. Very charm­ SPACIOUS 2 bedroom dentlal service and tlons available. experience helpful. don Turnpike, Glaston­ Benefits Include paid 250. EOE______Garrison Colonial. tractive 6 room over­ hood. Much character. company In malor de­ ing six room older sized Cape on Summit Ranch In Burr Mea­ easy terms, call us for Monday-Frlday or Call for appointment. bury or call for an Insurance, vacations, ask for the STAR!! DARI-FARMS BUILD YOUR Offers 4 bedrooms, 2 Candy Company. 299 ICE CREAM room. Located on pri­ baths, fireplace, hard­ Class II license re­ ment. Will train the Apply: Mr. Donut, 255 doors to formal dining vate cul-de-sac. Ready wood floors plus car­ See It today. Priced at cider. Must be friendly LICENSED Day Care quired. Dependoble Green. Road. See Mr. West Middle Turnpike, $133,900. Century 21 Ep­ 8, outgalng. Able to do right persons. Retail has Immediate openings for the following full room, three good sized for October occu­ peting, summer porch, home needed for 2 fuel oil delivery, east of experience helpful. Schoenfeld. Manchester. bedrooms and all new stein Realty, 647-8895.0 EAST Hortford. 2 bed­ diversified duties. Old month old, starting Oc­ pancy. Come In and 2 cor garage, alumi­ room Condo. Wall to EmpioymenT the river. Experienced Good salary and benef­ time positions updated kitchen and choose colors & floor­ num sided with a brick Cider Mill, 1287 Main tober 31st. Experience only. Full time. Insu­ wall carpeting, ap­ Street, Glastonbury, its. Call Liberty Na­ a Freezer Selector - 2nd Shift baths. Call the office ing today! $279,900. Pi­ front. Ansaldl-bullt. and references re­ rance 8, benefits. Call tional, 568-1115. today for your exclu­ pliances, air condition­ CT.633-4880. quired. 647-1305. a Groundskeeper ano Realty, Gallery of $152,500. Jackson & OPEN HOUSE ing, swimming pool. PART TIME 647-9137. sive showing. $152,9(X). Homes,, 646-5200. Jackson Real Estate, Sentry Real Estate, 643- will build to your plans Sunday. Sept. 18 Excellent location. Excellet pay, full paid medical program, paid or ours. Choice site on 647-8400.g______HELP WANTED 4060.g______BOLTON. Convenient Coll between 9-4, 528- vacations, paid holidays, full pension and desirable Master's Way. country living! Raised TERRIFIC Ranch In quiet 9321. After 5, 643-9321. MANCHESTER. Tre­ 1 to 4 pm CHI LDCARE needed PART time receptlonlst- profit sharing plan. Apply in person at; Rear view, 14th fairway. Ranch, 1800 square neighborhood. Priced LOVELY 2 bedroom Du­ Monday-Wednesday, /typlst. Pleasant phone mendous price reduc­ Manchester Country feet, 3 bedrooms, 7Vi to sell. 5'/j rooms, 2 full Manchester tion on this home of plex. Available Oc­ 7- 3, 1 year old, skills, my typing and var­ Typing-Pasteup Club, fall construction baths, fireplaced fam­ baths, sunporch, lower 404 Spring Street tober 1st. Security & home. 88-89 school ied duties. General exceptional auallfy. ily room with custom level family room and DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM Formal living room •438,500. (corner Duncen Roed) leose required. $650. year. Transportation contracting firm, cor­ built wet bar. Beautiful garage. Call office to­ 646-3938. provided. 647-7621 after porate offices, Man­ *1500 Bonus 40 Tolland Stage Rd., Tolland, CT 06084 and dining room, four Call Ralph Viola views and minutes to day for your exclusive Spacloua 0 room, 4 badroom, We have an opening for a person with accurate typing 2 bath homa on larga private MANCHESTER. Like 6. chester. (9-3) Flexible. first floor bedrooms, highway.$209,000. Pi­ showing. $149,900. Sen­ (After 00 Days of Service) Monday - Friday. 8:30am-5:30pm / Sat. 9-1 pm fifth bedroom or den on THE HERITAGE corner lot. Batmad family new, 3 bedroom Du­ TEACHING Assistant. 1 Call Pam, 646-3032. skiiis to learn to operate a Harris Advertising terminal and ano Realty, Gallery of try Real Estate, 643- HRST CLASS lower level plus large GROUP Homes, 646-5200. 4060.g room with walnut bullt-lna, all plex. All appliances. loving person to care NURSERY Attendant for to do pasteup work on our daily newspaper. cuatom kltchan wHh akyllght. family room. Excellent 633-8311/568-6876 Convenient location. far 3 and 4 year olds, sports club. Part time 2 AUTOMOTIVE closet space and large larga redwood dock with Available October 1st. 2:30-5:30, Monday- or 3 days per week. very private back awning arx) patio. Ovaralzad Lease & security re­ Frldav. Salary Is based Your child Is welcome. Ability to work under deadline pressures and to adapt to TECHNICIANS yard. Country living 2 car garage, central vac aya- quired. $800/month. on experience. Call 646- Call Gloria, 659-3731. needed to work in our busy with-ln city limits. Call lam. 3 zona heat. Many 646-3938. ______7160. customer specifications are essential. MATERIAL BOLTON, new 4 bedroom CONSTRUCTION Inspec- growing dealership. Good Yoyo for your exclu­ Contemporary on acre axtrai. Martin School eraa. JEWELRY Sales. Part tor (part time): Town sive showing today.S- PoMibla owner financing • hourly wage plus perfor­ lot. Loaded with ex­ tim e sales position, of Coventry seeks qual­ HANDLERS entry Real Estate, 643- tras. Price reduced. muat aaal Asking *249.000. flexible hours. Apply In ified person/flrms to Five day work week with a full range of medical and life mance, bonus, fully paid 4060.O 649-6232. EAST Hartford. 2 bed­ person ot Diamond perform clerk of the fam. health insurance, profit 649-7550 room Condo. Wall to Showcase. Manchester works duties for the insurance benefits. We currently have Material Handler wall carpeting, ap­ sharing, vacation, paid holi­ Porkade.______construciton of the Call Joe McCavanagh positions available at our East Hartford BY Owner. 27 Lakewood pliances, olr condition­ TWO 20 Hour positions Booth DImock Library days, paid sick time, techni­ Distribution Center. Schedules are FOR SALE — BY OWNER Circle North. Ranch, ing, swimming pool. adding to present staff. renovation/addition cians interested contact; Monday-Frlday, 8am to 4 pm. S'/j rooms, fireplace In Excellent location. Apply; Salvation prolect. Letters of In­ 646-4321 26 BUTLER ROW — MANCHESTER VERNON *275,000 living room, large neot Coll between 9-4, 528- ARmy, 385 Broad tent Including back­ Manrhrstpr Hrralh SAGE-ALLEN offers a competitive BUILDER'S SPECIAL yard, mbve-ln condi­ 9321. After 5, 643-9321. Street, Manchester. ground, experience Scarkling, new construction. 8 room Contemporary tion. $179,900. Coll 643- and fee to the Town of starting salary, a clean working envir­ Colonial with 4 bedroomt, 2'A baths, first floor (amlly 5295. ______VENDING Hostess, Hart­ Coventry, Office of the onment and excellent company benefits ford area. 7-2, Mondav- Please call Sheldon Cohen room with fireplace, 2 car garage. Located In a lovely, IN the tradition of luxury, Town Manager, 1712 Including: quiet area of comparable nomea. we proudly present this 3 BEDROOM Apartment. Frlday. Call between Main Street, Coventry, Monday-Frlday, Between 1:30 and 3 p.m. 8- 4, 623-2661.__ 9 room, 2'/i both Forest Centrally located. 2 CT prior to September • Medical/Llfe Insurance HIM Colonial. Taste­ months security. MEDICAL secretary, ex­ 30,1988 EOE. M /F at 643-2711, for an appointment $600/month plus heat & perience preferred. fully decorated Inside • Holiday & Profit Sharing with grounds. Lowned utilities. No pets. Coll Knowledge of Insu­ JANITOR. For more In­ D E C H a offer 5pm, 643-7609. rance forms, etc. Four formation, please call An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F • A Generous Store Discount In elegance. Priced for 646-7090. K Inder-C are below reploce- MANCHESTER. Cozy 3 days a week. Call 643- • Free On Site Parking rooms, 1 bedroom A 7012. Learning Center. EOE ment.$270's Blanchard (W e're also on the bus line). & Rossetfo Realtors," located on o busline. • No Evening or Week-end Hours We're Selling Houses" $400/month Includes 646-2482.D heat. Coll 646-4000. Apply to Manager / Assistant Manager BOLTON *289,000 MANCHESTER. Studio FARM-STYLE COLONIAL VERNON. An excep­ tional home Is this Apartment. No pets. Spread out In this huge, 8 room Colonial. 4 badroomt, $375/monfh. 2 months 2'A baths, open foyer upstaira, Andarsan tharmal custom built by U & R. 9 windows, 2 ear garage, cedar siding. Many room Colonial pegged security and referen­ outstanding features. floor family room, 1st ces. Immediate occu­ UCKY LICENSE floor blllord room, 4 pancy. 647-8649 or 443- ■ ■ Wa NR help vtu bSMiat I Quality Built 3 bedroom Georgian Style 9499. ______“A Winner Every Day... Monday thru Saturday” ■ iW HEALT P80FE88I0NAU large bedrooms, Ranch. Move in condition, Excellent ^ A Call 84MS 2& iiN ask I f Din screened porch, 2 of Items Including glas- 270 Hackmatack Stree- books, cookbooks, au­ ' wore, linens, books, ISU Toyota Tercel ...... *4295 CLYDE 643-4704 Duplex. Garage, lease, month Includes utili­ t(rear), Manchester, tobiographies, travel, Houseware, clothing, 83 HONDA PRELUDE PS, AC. Radio *7495 Wagon, S Spd., AM/FM Stereo • H im, 4 Cyl, B Spd. PB. AC. • baskets, etc. 52 Bruce Mutt See CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. security. No pets. ties. Excellent loca- CT etc. C all 643-6775. miscellaeous. ROUTE S3, VERNON 645-1311 a fter 6 $585/month plus utlll- tlon. 647-9223.______; Road, South Main 1M4 Ply Turiamo...... <2495 tles. 646-3618.______84 VW QUANTUM Street to Lakewood 2 Dr.. AT. PS. AC, Stereo $2 Buick Cant. 2 Dr. *4995 FOR Rent. Professional 87 DODGE OMNI Blue, 4 Cyl., Auto. PB. PS. P : Circle North. Hours: 1972 DOM E % TON 4x4 ONE bedroom, applian­ office building. Large Gray. 4 Cyl.. Auto. AC, TIH Windows, AC, Radio, Sunroof 1003 Renault Alliance DL...<1995 84 C ip ric a Wagon *6295 with dump stake body. *4995 *5395 . 8-3.______4 Dr.. AM/PM Stereo. Exc. Cond. ces, air, carpet. No parking lot. Ideal loca­ SB Spactrum 4 Dr. *4995 7'A' Meyers Plow with T a g Sale. Large 2 family pets. Security. October tion. R.D. Murdock, lot) Ply. Hortion...... <1895 85 Elactra 4 Dr. *11,895 new electric hydrollc 1. 646-1972. 643-2692 or 643-6472. ; tag sale, something for 4 Dr.. Auto, Exc. Traniportatlon How Does Diilon Do It? ■ everyone! Household SS Canlury 4 Dr. (3) *8995 pump. *3000 USED CAR MANAGER SAYS... INI Toyota Supra...... <4295 - goods, some furnlsh- 66 Eacort 4 Dr. *4995 t Dr., 5 Spd.. AC, Sunroof 4i more M S 3 HONDA CIVIC R 7I INDUSTRIAL . Ings, books, clothing, *7695 CONDOMINIUMS - ISM DaUun 210...... *2395 BS Calabrlty 4 Dr. 110,000 miles, AM/FM, | 2 i J PROPERTY Find Out Before You Buy! ; exercise bike, sklls, 1 Dr.. Auto. Exc. Cond. *7995 ____ )F0R RENT - even an antique wash- SS Calabrlty Euro 4 Dr. Air, Needs exhaust INO Chevy Camaro...... <2395 87 Spactrum 4 Dr. *6995 pipe. *1000 MANCHESTER. 3400 OUT THEY GO... NOW ; board and much, much 1 Dr. Spt. Cpe., AT. PS. AC square feet Industrial ’88V2 ESCORT ‘EXP’ '88 RANGER 'S’ . more. Over 100 Items. 87 Skylark 4 Dr. *9495 FO R Rent. 6 room , 2/3 1S76 Ford LTD Brill...... *999 space. Loading dock, • Saturday , Sunday, 87 Cantury LTD 4 Dr. •9995 r MEYENS PLOW bedroom, I'/i Both Cpe. «es79 P IC K U P #9571 8 4 Dr. AT, AC. PS Condo. Central air, parking.Principals . September 17 8< 18 from 87 Cavallar 4 Dr. *8495 and all hydrallzes. No carport, pool, tennis. Only. Woodland Indus­ 9-4 of 22 Hackmatack 1I7( Jaiuar XJSL ...... $5999 87 Spactrum 2 Dr. *7995 plow frame. *250 trial Park. 643-2121. ’84 HONDA CRX $875 plus secutiry and ’86 MERC CAPRI • Street, Manchester. SAVE BUY USEDCARS 67 Calabrlty 2 Dr. *9495 utilities. Ask for Joyce Blue, 4 Cyl., Auto, PB, ’ Rain date, September 87 No v i 4 Dr. (3) *8995 Blue, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., Radio, P. M I K E F L Y N N E. Century 21 Epstein r 24 8. 25. 87 Pont. Firebird *11,995 MISCELLANEOUS Locks, Was *5995 Was *5495 CAR8 Realty, 647-8895.0 FOR RENT 6 4 9 -4 3 0 4 I Open M -rt-f/Sat.M 872-9111 F0R8ALE INVITATION TO BID Auto - Air - Sun & Sound Group (Re-BId) MANCHESTER. 2 car $5595 $5195 TAG Sale, September 17 & garage. $65/month. 5 Spd., OD, Radio, Ciock, More ' 18, 18-6, 463 B irc h You are Invited to bid on M o­ Each side. 649-8365. Orig. Price...... *11,513“ dular Clastroom Renova­ ' Mountain Rood, Man­ tions and Additlan ta Lane- Val. Pkg. Disc...... 788“ Orig. Price...... *8,183“ . ’83 PLY TURISMO ’84 FORD TP-1PO chester. Antiques, fur- view Middle Schaal, Elllne- ROOMMATES I niture, odds & ends, ton, Cannecticut. Factory Rebate...... 600“ Val. Pkg. Disc...... 300“ Gold, 4 Cyl, 5 Spd., AC, ^ W A N T E D lamps, tools, clothes. Bids will be received bv Or. Cass., Was *3795 Joseph J. DeLucIa, Superin­ Joe Riley Disc...... 810“ Joe Riley Disc...... 277“ GARAGE Sale. Rain or tendent of Schools until 3:00 M ALE. 28, Non-Smoker. 2 shine. September 17, p.m. on October 4,1988. bedroom. $288 plus half 9-4, 78 Grandview Bids received after this time utilities. Two months *9,315“ *7,606“ $2495 Street. Kids CB ski w ill not be accepted. security 8. no lease. outfits sizes 6&14, kids All bidders must file with Don ot 643-1108. cross-country ski their bid a certified check ar boots, Pzartzgratf fol- Bid Band for 5% of the bid FINANCING ’84 PONT. 6000 ’80 DATSUN 200 SX kort, dish set, pictures, m ad e p a y a b le ta the Taw n af Elllnoton Performance and Merchandise A S LO W AS Blue, 4 Cyl., Auto, PB, PS, Red, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd, PB, PS, a n t iq u e s and household.______Labor and Material Pay­ Radio, Was *5495 Radio, P Mirrors m en t B an d s fo r 100% o f the TAG Sale. September contract price will be re­ 16,178i1B. F u rn itu re , qu ired . 3.9% APR I FURNITURE lamps, rugs. Kerosene No bid may be withdrawn tor Selected Models $1995 heater, knickknacks, the period stated In the Bid $5195 Form without the written SOFA, swivel rockers, Ask for Details m is c e lla n e o u s . 736 co nsen t of the B u ild in g C o m ­ end tables, lamps, rug. North Main Street, mittee, Ellington Middle Manchester. School The Committee res­ Monchester, 645-8709. ’85 HONDA ’84 OLDS erves the right to waive Irre­ MAPLE dining room set ACCORD CUTLASS gularities and to relect bids. with 4 charls, curio Two sets of plons and specifi­ Blue, HB, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., PB, Red, 6 Cyl, Auto, PB, PS, AC, cabinet. Also blue MULTI-Famlly Tag Sale. cations may be obtalend on floral couch 8. harvest o r a fte r A u gu st 24, 1988 at the ^ > I L L O N Radio, Was *6495 Tilt, Radio, Was *6995 Children's clothing, otfice of The Molmfeldt As­ gold rocking chair 8. dolls, miscellaneous sociates, Architects, 41C New deacons lench. All In household. 91 Harlan A| WAF CHEVROLET Rt, 03, Windsor Ave. 872-9111 London Turnpike, Glaston­ excellent condition. Street. Saturday, Sep- bury, Connecticut, 06033, 319 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CT $6195 4 ,4 Please call after 4:30, $6395 tember 17,9om-2pm. WL T IwC BUICK] INC, RockviHe/Vemon g ,|,f upon deposit of 8SO.OO for 289-6480 or 568-7507. Otter expiree 9-22-88. Not retpontible for typogrephlcel errors. each set. M alor subcontrac­ TAG Sole. Huge 3 family, tors may obtoln sets for cost BEAUTIFUL Pensylva- ot p rin tin g . In the event no ’87 PONT. Saturday, September nla House cherry ’86 TOYOTA 17, 9am-3pm. 845 East bid Is received or drawings corner cabinet. Bowed 643-2145 and specifications ore not re­ SALES DEPT. Mon.-Thurs. 8:30-8:30, FrI. 8:30-6, Sat. 8:30-5 TERCEL SUNBIRD Street, Hebron. turned In good condition windows and lighted. S ER V IC E DEPT. Mon.-FrI. 8-5. Clothes, toys, books, withi n two (2) weeks after bid $495. Coll 647-8756. Blue, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd, AC, Cass, White, 4 Cyl, 5 Spd, PB, ST, tools, household Items opening, the deposit will be 3 Piece hardwood wall 24 Hour Towing • Complete Body Repair 81 Painting autom atically forfeited. Was *6195 AC, Radio, Was *5995 and much, much more I How Does Dillon Do It? Moke checks payable to the unit. Section for desk, Rain date, Sunday, A rc h ite c t. cablnetdoors. $550.647- Parts Mon.-FrI. 8-5, Sat. 8-12 647-9111 September 18.______Dr. Joseph J. OeLucIo, 0242.______$5795 $5395 TAG Sale. 9-2, Corner Find Out Before You Buy! Superintendent of Schools COUCH, sofa, and otto­ Charter Oak Street and 033-09 man. $150. 643-6204. Virginia Road. Dolls, •sag turnlture, household ’87 T E M P O ’L X ’ ’85 HONDA ’86 NISSAN Items. Saturday, Sep- '88 T-BIRD "TURBO" tember 17. ______MS44 (4 D r.) *H2e4 PRELUDE SENTRA TAG and craft sale. Sat- Blue, 4 Cyl, Auto, PB, PS, Tilt, Blue, 4 Cyl, 5 Spd, PB, Radio, urdoy, September 17, 0 Cass, Was *9495 Was *5795 16am-4pm. 176 W ells SEPTEMBER Street, Manchester. TWIN bed with box spring, Hollywood bed $8995 $5195 frame with box spring. 5 Spd - Moonroof - Loaded Demo - Auto - Air - PS - PB Kerosene heater, 18 - More speed bike. Waterbed, Orig. Price...... $20,037“ Orig. Price...... $11,409“ t r u c k w w ' 1 ’87 TOYOTA children's Items, etc. Val. Pkg. Disc...... 1,076“ ’86 HONDA CRX 235 Highland Street, Val. Pkg. Disc...... 482“ COROLLA 1 Blue, H/F, 4 Cyl, 5 Spd, PB, Soturdov, 17th, 9-2. Factory Rebate ....1,000“ Factory Rebate..... 400“ Blue, 4 Cyl, Auto, PB, PS, AC, ■ Cass, Was *6995 PORTER Crib, childrens Joe Riley Disc...... 1,800“ Radio, Was *6995 clothes, toys, knick- Joe Riley Disc.... 1,178“ knacks, Victorian twin beds - more. 12 Green Your $6595 Road, Corner of Hor- *16,161“ $8495 lan. Saturday, Sep­ Prk $9,349$° tem ber 17, 9-5. ’86 VW ’85 DODGE MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING Household Items, A S LO W AS SCIROCCO LANCER crofts, dog house, Red, 4 Cyl, 5 Spd, Auto, AC, Gold, 4 Cyl, Auto, PB, PS, garden vegetables, manequin. 116 Colum­ Trucks $ 0 ,3 4 4 ' Cass, Alarm, Alloys, Sunroof, P Win., P Seats, AC, Tilt, bus Street, 9-2, Sotur- 3.9% APR was *9995 Radio, Leather, Was *7195 dov, 17th.______■ Selected Models aWkeelDti 9 G IG AN TIC Too Sole. Sat­ u rd ay, 16-2. B o oks, Ask for Details mogazIneSs, collecti­ $9595 $6995 bles & miscellaneous. $10,399 486 P orker Street. 500 Aut8ni6tlve ^ ^ > I L L O N v^est center STREET CARS 319 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CT FOR SALE OHN. OHar axpliaa e-22-Sa Not riaponalMa tor typographical arrort. 1915 B U IC K C e n tu ry ;;^ yp.id too •**■*’*' LTD, 4 cylinder, 4door, 643-2145 y o u f c e f. 9 0 U 36K, power steering, S A LE S DEPT. Mon.-Thurs. 8:30-8:30, FrI. 8:30-6, Sat. 8:30-5 ,nhl.n.m .l*r:‘’" power brakes, olr con­ SERVICE DEPT. Mon.-FrI. 8-5. ditioning, power win­ dows, power seats, 24 Hour Towing • Complete Body Repair a Painting power trunk releote, 647-9111 4 power side mirrors, Parts Mon.-Fri. 8-5, Sat. 8-12 rear detogger. Mutt S e lll $7666,647-7036. U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 16. 1988

ENDS 1 9 8 8 / ^ »\ V|\ ______. SAVE i * r f * ■' -rHOUSANDS 153 PONTIAC* •' OLD8MOBILESOLD8MOBILES I 1 S*^. • CADILLACS S OMC mUCKA.. hoinu

PONTIAC8 LeMana 4 dr. white #J8700 LaMana 'SE' 4 dr. blue #J8777 LeMana 4 dr. red # SOLO LeMana Aerocoupe blue #SOLD WE’VE LeMana ‘SE’ 4 dr. black # SOLD LeMana 'SE' 4 dr. blue #J8693 LeMana 4 dr. silver # SOLD GOT 91 88’S LeMana Aerocoupe red N SOLO LeMana ‘SE’ Sedan black #J8795 Grand Am Coupe blue #J8732 TO CHOOSE FROM Grand Am Coupe blue, Demo #SOLO New 1988 Olds Grand Am ‘LE‘ 4 dr. red. Demo #J8655 A V Grand Am 4 dr. gray # SOLD Grand Am 2 dr. blue # SOLD Firenza Wagon Grand Am 2 dr. maroon # SOLO Grand Am 2 dr. gray #SOLD •4 Cyl. Engine •P. Brakn Grand Am 'SE' 2 dr. black #J8796 •Automitlc Trim . •Air Conditioner Grand Am 'LE‘ 2 dr. gray #J8791 •AM/FM Stereo Ceieette *4 Wey Seet Adjucter Grand Am 'SE' 4 dr. red, #SOLO •Elect. Reer Del. •FSR Mete Grand Am 'SE' 2 dr. white #18788 •P. Steering. •Plue Much Mote Grand Am 'SE' 4 dr. white, #J8785 Grand Am ‘SE’ 2 dr. red, # SOLO Grand Am ‘SE’ 2 dr. black, #SOLD Grand Prix cpe.cpe red, # SOLO Example # 1 Grand Priz 'SE' cpe. white. # SOLD Grand PrIx cpe, demo, silver, # SOL MSRP...... $12,459 Grand Prix ‘SE’ cpe, silver, #J8754 Grand Prix cpe, blue #J8763 DISCOUNT...... -1248 Grand Prix ‘SE’ cpe, red. #JS771 1988 CHRYSLER NEWJf'^OR^^^ Grand Prix cpe, red, #SOLO YOU PAY...... 11,211 Grand Prix cpe, red, # SOLD CASH or TRADE....-2000 T « | ii, m Blue. 4 aoot. Grand Prix cpe, white, #J87B7 Satun Grand Prix cpe, white, # SOLD Firebird Trans Am Q TA aray, # SOLD BAL. to FIN.... *9211 Firebird cpe, blue, # SOLD $ 1 7 480*® / *320®®/ m®- Firebird cpe, white #J8747 2 TO CHOOSE FROMI “ ^ Firebird Trans Am blue, #SOLO "OW * 1 < 1 Firebird Trans Am silver, #J8792 — I 6000 Sedan white, #J8781 6000 4 dr. Sedan blue, #SOLO d T V U A 6000 4 dr. Sedan, maroon, demo # SOLD 6000 4 dr. Sedan, red, #SOLO 6000 4 dr. Sedan, red, #J8512 Bonneville ‘SSE’ Sedan, red, # SOLD Bonneville ‘LE’ Sedan, white, # SOLD Bonneville ‘SSE’ Sedan, grey, #SOLD Safari Wagon, white, # SOLD Safari Wagon, blue, # SOLD OLDSMONLES Cutlass Supreme Brhm, white #,SOLD CuUass ^prem e 2 dr. demo, New 1988 Firenza Cutlass Supreme 2 dr, blue. Cutlass Supreme 2 dr, blue, #) 4 Dr. Sedan Cutlass Supreme SL, black #J6 •4 Cyl. Engine eElect. Reer Def. , More Cutlass Supreme cpe, blue, #SOLD •Autometic Trene eAlr Conditioner Cutlass Supreme SL, blue #J6676 •P. Steering e4 Wey Seet Adjueter seder,. AC. Fuel „ ,14.1M .(» Cutlass Supreme SL, blue, #J6631 •P. Brakee •f s r Mala Cutlass Supreme cpe, white, # SOLO •AM/FM Stereo Caaeatta aPlua Much More *12,008®® / Cutlass Supreme SL, platinum, #S0LD t Cutlass Supreme cpe, wte^ demo. #J6767 Cutlass Supreme SL, white, # SOLO Example # 2 How*i2.|og; "“™ ‘ T250®®/*.* Cutlass Supreme cpe, gray, #J6776 Cutlass Supreme SL, black #J6772 MSRP...... $11,759 ridiry>*fc*** “O W ,.. TM BLIBBnBB ««»*■_ Cutlass Supreme SL, red, #J6771 •WmenthM Cutlass Supreme I, gray, #J6773 DISCOUNT...... -1279 Cutlass Supreme c m , pfa Cutlass Supreme SL, red, #J6779 YOU PAY...... 10,480 Cutlass Supreme I, black #J67B6 m Delta 86 2 dr, Brgm, grav. demo, # SOLD CASH or TRADE....-2000 Delta 86 4 dr, brown, #SOLD Touring Sedan, white, #J6737 BAL. to FIN...,.... *8480 96 Regency Bmri 4dr, white, demo, #J6706 986 Regency 4 dr. Antelope, demo, # SOLO Toronado Cp:pe, ‘blue. ‘ #J6S97 " RRENZAS Firenza 2 dr, cpe, blue, #J6523 FIrenza Cruiser wgn. It. brn, #J6S32 Firenza 4 dr, red, Is O L D Firenza Wagon, red. #J6512 Calais 2 dr, red, #SOLD 1988 PLYMOUTH C A R ^ Calais 2 dr, white, #J6S3S Calais SL 2 dr, Beechwood, #J6765 Calais 4 dr, burgundy, #J6S11 Calais 4 dr, red, #J6542. — 434®® / Calais 4 dr, white. #J6541 Calais cpe, red, #SOLD New 1988 Oldsmobile Ciera cpe, blue, #J6711 /Mo.* Ciera cpe, gray, #J6746 Cutlass Supreme Ciera Sedan, white, demo, #J ' D O W _. ------.nnT«»UO.g« 6668 Front Wheel Drive Fodon el1J6%wWlM0WD«^y^ Ciera Sedan, black, #J6677 •90 months Ciera Sedan, white, #J6694. Ciera Sedan, silver, demoi ^ O L D Example Buy Ciera Sedan, black, #J6680 Ciera Brgm, 4 dr, red, # SOLO S T #J6754 Cutlass Cruiser, wgn, red, # SOLO Cutlass Cruiser wgn, white, demo, #J6731 MSRP...... $15,221 CADILLACS DISCOUNT...... -2336 HOT LINE PREOWNED Allante red, #J7519 Allante red, #J7572 YOU PAY...... 12,685 Eldorado blue, #J7580 SPECIALS Eldorado platinum. #.17570 CASH or TRADE....-2000 Eldorado Ivory, # SOLD .USED CAR SPECIALS Eldorado white, #J7571 BAL to FIN...... ‘ 10.685 Eldorado tan, #J7S64 Seville gray, #J7S39 "21 Others at Similar Savings" 1982 DODGE ARIES, 44K mlles. very d e a n *349 Seville blue, #J7S60 Seville Antelope, #J7538 60 Month’s at 123700 Sedan DeVllle blue, # SOLO Reliable. Clean. G o o d ...... ‘ Discount includes all rebates 1983 DODGE ARIES, *3175 Sedan DeVllle blue, #J7576 •Sales Tax and Reg. not Included in Sedan DeVllle red, # SOLD payments , Sedan DeVllle blue, demo, #J7575 1985 PLYMOUTH RELIANT, zok mh«. Ext., ni^ *439Q Sedan DeVllle blue, #J75S2 Sedan DeVllle platinum. #J7577 n*SSl Sedan DeVllle blue, #J7566 Sedan DeVllle blue, #J7562 /i/lA Sedan DeVllle Antelope, #J7559 ■ L U N O TO N Sedan DeVllle blue, #J7579 SO. WINDSOR Coupe DeVllle blue, #J7S30 Coupe DeVllle white, ASOLO Coupe DeVllle blue, #J7S69 Al«- I MOTOfi coiponfiejn GMC TRUCKS 77 IN STOCK Keep that great GM feeling READY TO ROLL!! with genuine GM parts.

An Above Paymenti DDNOT Indude Tax 6 Bogiftrstion. HARTFORD M C « SuCiW To pno. S d -N o . f " T*P