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30 Cents Oatstanding 8 room Dutch Colonial large bedrooms, family room, front to fctfetrr 0 back fireplaccd living room, plus large Town vs. 8th isn’t only consoliclation affair in state fantbeaped lot. Price *16^,900. B y Geovge Loyngr that process by the end of and residents there looked down on "If just isn’t an effective way to run the two governnnents. he said substantial tax increase. Dutton Harold Rapgrtar November town residents as hick farmers, he td N RUES- the same. IterxMMfgei' id Ifandiester, an Channel t4 in Manebester. Eighth Utilities District have both aOvdeate &f iMtoreydista’ rigiita Also being added to the Cox Cable basic service are ’TION is being singled out by ------; ChMii4rf«MiigMwHh»46perceM it clafmtog a world ’’Ihw.’’ found encouraging news in a poll of supporters of the charter change as MERGER fiDFFWriBRB, in­ dmeceMiBewers. the Middle 4to. PSsrtly Nickelodeon, Arts & Entertainment, DiscoveryandWlSBF. The residents living outside the an indication that their stance has Limn in He Iwpea ta aeeiHMl that flnt if he nrst three are nationally telecast cable channels, and W13BF is a cluding town administrators and Mtiwy and cemer Friday wHK Mglw 86 te M. district. public backing prominent Democratic leaders, T h e M ain G ra in etna Ma battle with the atate Hartford-based ethnic programming cable service. Leone said. The results of the survey — Dtpartmeiit of Motor Vehtelea. In the poll, 225 residents were have argned that taxes h r non­ I„ow prices are making it difficult for millions of rice To make room in the lineup, Cox Cable will drop Channel 40. conducted by a public relations asked whether they consider a district residents would decrease farmers to break even. Rice is one of the world’s oldest HoMborger aaM today he ia the WGGB. the ABC affiliate in SpilngBeld, Mass. In addHion, firm hired by the Eighth District merger to be a good Idea, Fifty- under consolidation. EigMIi Dis­ Discovery will share a channel with CSPAeSP/ V-II, and CSPAN will Board of Directors — were offi­ CoMMforaealt foods. Records show that the Greeks learned of it in 326 Ihnt pevaon in the worM to have a seven percent said yes, 18 percent trict supporters hove argadd that lo w r @ handfeappod Hcenae plate for hla share a channei with Channel 22:, WWLP, the NBC affiUate in cially released this morning. They said no and 25 percent had no that taxes would increase. _ U n K M fe ITafcb flM. R.f„ and B.C., when they invaded India. About half of the motoityele. Alter he waged a hmg Springfield. WWLP will appear on Cox Cable only on weekends, indicate that townspeople support opinion. If the Town Charter is revised as ,70 MSManRrsM: Vrinds southwest increasing to lO to world’s population now relies on rice as its chief food. ****?* fhe platea — including Leone said. the idea of consolidatingthe E i^th “If prior to any of our proselytiz­ is being proposed in the Nov. 4 ^70 26 knots today. West 10 to 20 knots early tonight. More than 640 billion pounds of rice are produced each Metnniwy at a public hearing held District with the town of Manches­ ing a majority of people felt it referendum question, it to viewed by the General Aaaembly — a new ter, but also believe such a merger (consolidation) was a good idea, Northwest lO to 20 knots late tonight. North 10 to 15 year, most of it on the Asian continent. Rice farmers as the first step toward knots Friday. atate law took effect Oct. i that MCC alumni group naada a aymbol would boost their taxes. well at least that helps a little," consolidation. FROM 7 S: grow more than 7,000 varieties of the grain. Asians use aBowed handicapped motorcycle In addition, those surveyed said said William Sleith, head of the Sem I to 3 feet today and tonight and less than 2 plates to be issued. they favored changing the Town Committee for Charter Revision. Of the 318 people asked directly feet Friday. rice to make both beer and wine. The Manchester Community College Alumni Association, 200 about the referendum, 66 percent 0 W a r m - w members strong, is accepting entries from the college Charter so that Eighth District However, Eighth District Diric- DO YOU KNOW - What is the name for rice wine? Hershberger, who has one leg. residents can no longer veto tor Thomas Landers said if the said they had no opinion yet. 25 Incr«asing clouds today. Cloudy, with a chance said he feels honored to have his community and general public in a logo contest which will run percent said they support the Occluded Stationary through Nov. 26. consolidation while at the same question asked residents if they stHnaers tonight. Partly cloudy Friday. WEDNESDAY’S ANSWER — Lyndon Johnson was John plate, but also is upset that it had time supporting the right of a measure and 10 percent said they Kannady’s vica prastdant. The logo should be able to stand alone or be used on a favored "forced consolidation” — were opposed. Visibility locally 3 to 5 miles in possible showers taken him so long to obtain H. “I community to self-determination. • which he said is what would happen Kn«)w (’nlirmtftf Inr fee! it’s ridiculous that it took eight letterhead, banner, pin, decal, and on the nameplate of the NATfOflAL 70RCCA9T — Showers are forecast Friday from the Gulf tonight. Voters living outside the Eighth if the Town Charter were changed Other mestions found that 76 years to convince the Motor alumni newspaper, a news release said. The association prefers District — an independent fire and — the response would have been percent of those polled were aware coast states to the upper Mississippi Valley. Showers are also expected in A Newspaper in Rriucation ProKrjim Vehicle Department.” he .xai

Wtoftaw AM M y w NEW HAVEN (A P ) - Antf- flgtarwiMMrtMfhytbeNowirnvmi F v p o n nnic ravM v w k cuhiiniiiivv apartbehf prutsstonr at Yale Uni­ Register this summei that sMd 9 m 9 f n c 9 c6 tw 9vfliviin p h u c i- I foond versity soy that a sniManlial Yale owned ahour gkt million in iffev, a aet of taitf empioyment HARVEST FESTIVAL I when redaction in tbe scHsora South IB M C om . fidm U H M M UenorW ^ddsilnes ihr some South Africa ' peir o f Africa-related portfoRo win not M o^ C ia p : sfockandgRrmfllioo empteyerk, is due out on Dct. 3S. stop their efforta. in CocwCotarCo. sMCk. n iif. ------tfnev a lAW Art, bad recently been A univerrity investments ofllcial A sof June M. YMeowneriatofai Y ale's policy will allow holdings INK^M nartte of the new owner was not released said Wednesday that YaW'aporifb- o f about gMgmilliou o f stocks in 9S in companies that achieve the Bigafa OxfonI B.D. OrMf SMrts Tbe death ia befnf treated as a homicide, lio of such stocky will drop companfes with south Africa busl- highest two SolHvan ratings o f 1 substantially when IBM, dooenii imnr, Swwtseu said. and y, he aald. Motors and Uoea-Cola withdraw Those invvstments have been MvevtidatiiM revealed that a section of the ” T tMnk that it’ s a fair bet that M M t Mrlpss from that coumry. under fine from student protesters * •fiff'etent type of mortar, police there will be some Fs in the •One o f the primary rsaaoiw who claim the holdings support Aothuntlar removed the body after chipping away the report," Swensen said. EACH FILM BROUGHT IN FOR [ businesaes are disMveating is South Africa’s system of "W-g- W —- im -g— d ^ eftiiif aa^ wywM down mivthe VIIVBB,bricks, |FiniWpolice BtflQ.said. because o f the preanoio o f the apartheid. Another portion o f Yale's invest­ r » " fej^ftte Jourwal-Coiirler of New ffavenjhat a male FROCDMINO AND PRINTING S divestment movement in the Uni­ IBM and General Motors an­ ment polfey, one that blocks .... ------me howe M late I«n or early 1M3 had been ted States,” said senior Matthew HOMhigs in companies that sell ( no, 128 O f 136mm Cofor P'r'inf fHm J re | w w iWeiilBf and never located. nounced this week that they were Kimble. " I f Yale •14.95 ItAftfr p ftD - The Jury was to begin dlllberatlons today in the Eddy says results to his survey years in the Senate. Eddy said are you?’" said Eddy afterward. Dodd, including two incidents in murder^ ^ trial Of ^ Dr. ***“ ftussen 1F4SVSS *f .• avaflllll Ifanfredi, dJI, kllx? the Ivniltrr former TV West Col about his opponent’s record and 14,099 Connecticut voters re­ character were "overwhelmingly Buchanan told Eddy he would pick which Dodd was involved. Ham oM caraofoglst accused in the bludgeoning death of his sponded to the ad. positive” In Eddy’s favor. To encourage responses, Eddy up the check on Thursday. OVER M EL OF wire last pear. 90 00 8 A eemplet# unisex hair aalon. “ It enabled me to get out some offered a |19,999 prize. At his In one, Dodd and U.S. Sen ^The dnenwe and prosecution presented final arguments Eddy said that respondents sent issues that I ’ve been talking about family farm Wednesday, OOF 1st Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., FOOTWEAR IN 8T0CKI Anne has ovar 10 years Wednesday and Hartford Sup “ him more than 439,099, although aaparlanea In atyllno A Superior Court Judge Thomas H. for months," said Eddy, who is Congressional District candidate reportedly smashed framed photo­ the ad did not directly solicit eoematica. Corrigan me jury of eight men and four women final challenging Dem ocratic Sen. Herschel A. Klein, his eyes covered graphs from a wall in a Washington in e t r n M M i____ _ contributions. Running the ads cost Christopher J. Dodd. by a rolled-up blue bandanna, restaurant. In another Dodd and ZO%OPF KOFLACH REAR ENTRY BOOT Tuesday - Friday 10 a m. - 9 p.m him 423,999, he said. admitted that he caused Catherine Billings "Chris Dodd has said he was picked the winner from a leaf cart some friends reportedly threw Acceseorieg Saturday 10 a m - 4 p m MSttnWiff f death, testifying that he struck her with an aluminum going to run on his record," Eddy doughnuts and milk cartons Reg. Appolnlm§nt$ htv» priority. filled with envelopes containing the "People took this very, very •les. Sale Price M09** “ •“ W i BW daring a nuerrel on March ». less, killing her almost said. "Well, he has one of the 'tiatsi responses. around a Memphis. Tenn.. dough­ seriously," Eddy said. nut shop about four o’clock one Coma See Ua for All Your Athletic Needs while inetM m , He has also acknowledged that he tried to disguise her records in the United States The winner was f^illmore D. He said fewer than 1 percent of Call 643-1442 d«*m DT etagrag an automobile accident. morning. you enjoy the October Feet Defeikie lath ers maintained that Manfredi did not intend to kill his»yeaf-cM wf' 977 Mfln Street In thi ManchettBr Mall *811 Main Stra^at /wife, and was either legally insane or acting under Downlown Menchetter extreme emotional disturbance. Nursing homes get 1 0 Downtown Hat ^jMstant State’s Attorney Herbert O. Appleton told the 649-6B70 NASSIFF SPORTS " "lir;;.. 1#4 H. laadM Tpha.. Mattaabary Jury M Wednesday that Manfredi killed his wife intentionally and Slumberlanrf 18 Antigua and Collactiblo Shopa “ reany tiiMight he could get away with it. ” reprieve in court SLUMBER-MEDIC’” CdmplM for handicappod dedicated WALLPAPER SALE HARTFORD — Two nqrsing Because of a lack of funds, MATTRESSES & BOXSPRINGS EAHIIIHOTON — Many of the residents of New Horizons homes that appeared on the brink officials at the 99-bed 9t. John’s ’l ( 1111 h 11 * ■ ( i fi 11 y 1Mill VlflaiS, one of the world’s largest housing complexes for the of closing, one in New Haven and 2 began moving patients out over the 8 dlsaMed, win never get out of their wheelchairs, but they feel like the other in Bristol, were given at 20%-30%9ff weekend. The 129-bed facility tii 757 Main Street, Downtown Manchester 8 they’ve been set free. least a temporary reprieve in Bristol had not reached that point, The il-unit viliage, which was to be dedicated at ceremonies court, a top state health official but officials said they had rto O0 //4 *405'___ CO//9 '470* n today, represents the realization of a dream harbored for more said. money and could not meet the HARVEST FESTIVAL SALE on over 100 a YMi ddbbiti4AMd4i aMdmb bbv Id Id m than M yoarg by handicapped people confined to a hospital Wanda A. RIckerby, executive payroll. M «DM M tm mmm tmiui a niwmi Bvw QnwrtMiTwv pnos. vwth All hiivyw N r • I i m w i u Hi . jM kiti, Coiti 20%-28% Off because of state regulations that didn’t allow them to use assistant to Health Services Com­ Swi MTtrin. M . OiiMn inS KMf SUM Wallcovering government assistance for rent payments. missioner Douglas S. Lloyd, said RIckerby could not estimate how t«*i - a«s. mass M - NOW OM.T »148*» 20% Off Boyg (4-20) 20% Off Girls (4-14) tl stands on land purchased i f years ago with money raised by that in separate court hearings. much longer the homes would tWfNMIt SuS- Slazara • Slacks • Jaans • Slacks a Jaans Books N n d ica m i^ people and became possible only a fter state la w was Superior Court Judges agreed to remain open. MATTMMOM NMOnsa. a Oreaa A Flannel Shirts a Intarmadlata Jackets 3 . ehiigged in IMHI.^ place the homes In recelverahlp,elv( w v . 0OMNMMQ oussn - hse. *r4SM ss. Earlier this week, union em i OTWp ml wnV P*1W> a Intermedlats Jackets a Blanket Sleepers a Blousaa the Mie- and two-bedroom apartments are designed so under the direction of John Qui­ Nm Only MSP* ssl ployees at St. John’s Kln« - N#e. •M S" a Slip on Sweatara a Skirts A Coordinalat a Orasaaa edbinets, counters, locks and appliances can be reached and gley, a former official with the a !Wrtriu^Baims SS. threatened strike In [ight of the mnmmm mmSSBBSmbi NswtMyNtIMsfi a Pajamas a Slip on Sweatara • Pajamas operated by disabled people. Tbe village has a fleet of four vans to state Commission on Hospitals and Health Care. facility’s financial problems,blen said traaapert residents, a recreation center, and a registered nurse William Meyerson, a spokesman OANTlN'f UNOINWIAN INPANTt-TODDLIRt Off staff. The homes, St. John’s Extended for New England Health Care MARLOW’S ■eya y-8)^^ GMa (8-14) D O ’ OvaraSa, Stacks, Care In New Haven and Bristol Employees Union, District 1199. ART PRKK Jarsays, PRamaa Q u A L i r y Extended Care, are owned by The strike had been set for 6 a.m S u P P L If5 Judge r«|teti Waterman appeal Martin Fried of Miami. last Monday. M S - S t t I C R E A X I v r Vt P R IC E Levi Prep Cord A Denim c f t . V r T FRArviiKj<; HARTFORD — A third appeal of former state Agriculture Saat Mtm WUM H -S T / Miini IpL S ta . auSa (Sitat 14-ft) e» vmTvMi.L'y AaG*e|a4jMi _ ♦ asas AertM^e SUPPLIES Commissioner H. Earl Waterman Jr.’s 1SS4 conviction for 'AINT A M Y T H IN C r defrauding the town of fluffleid has been dismissed by a federal Leg-hold (oee No AdluMmonli on FrurioM SMm 723 M ain 81., M a n c h e s te r • 649-4S01 ?g( MAIN ST MAMCMESTFt^ fateim an was convicted by a Superior Court jury in April 19S4 — FAIhWAVOi lOUFON---- of first-degree larceny for bllklibilkini Suffield...... of sss.soo through a will try again purchase______off roadroad sandsand hehe sarranged while he was the town’sfirst selectmao. HARTFORD (A P) - Opponents 1! He was sentenced to a suspended flve-yearprison term and five of the leg-hold animal trap say "Wa’va got It ALLV years’ probation. In addition, he was ordered to pay a 110,000 fine they’ll try again in 1987 to get the and re y Suffield the money it lost. device banned, but a sportsmen’s STORE Calculators In a ision filed late Tuesday, U S. District Court Judge Alan leader says there’s no reason to H. Nevas granted a state prosecutor’s motion to dismiss believe the animal-rights activists PTB MAIN 8T. MANCHESTER M8mc«i8.«m 646-1717 Waterman’s third appeal because Waterman had not fulfilled a will be any more successful next Houns: M-r-w-F-ee / tHuna. m i sat. a-s:so / cLoato auNOAva Cash Registers reuulrement that he pursue all state remedies available to him year than in the past. eth Annual Fsow aasrcs ro m t iM ACisrait- re fimo. re u s h o u io c o m Ntxi nstr. l< before appealing to federal court. " I don’t think the Legisiature is Typewriters going to buy a nything on banning," Waterman’s first aepeai was tiled with the state Appellate WINDOW SHADES CUT ft KEYS MADE said Robert T. Crook of the o Court, which affirm ed his conviction in May. His second appeal Connecticut Sportsmen’s Alliance. downtown Manchester Thara’a no raaaen to go anywhon alaal was submitted to the state Supreme Court, which refused to "It’s not going to go anywhere.” air review his case in June. Julie Lewin, chairwoman of a thi group known as HALT, Help Harvest Festival cai Cop ehorgtd with keeping drugs Abolish Leg-hold Traps, aald her the group is more optimistic this year October 20th thru 25th %a S itttSB U R Y — A veteran police officer has been charged with than In the past. „ S A L E , ALLSTATE alM tampering with evidence tor allegedly keeping drugs a resident A new tack It’s taking, she said, is BUSINESS fnfer af; ma had given him for evidence in November 198S, officials said. focusing on state-sponsored trap­ • WIndiw Pilntlno A Judging - Oct f0th-28rd hei 9 ping courses that are open to 20% OFF A L L ..> «0 SELLER’S David W. Fisher, 44, of the Tarittville section of town, was 9 MACHINES nat children. arrested on the felony charge Wednesday and released on a • Pumpkin Disiriling A Judging - Oet.

P TA says thanks They mean that taxes will stay Fire, sewer low in the Eighth District, while for Martin help the remainder of the townspeople MVD won’t use pay their fair share plus the O O M F S £ £ district’s share that they don’t common sense Jack TatheEdttar: situations pick up! This may be legal in our current Town Charter but is Andereon The Martin School PTA would unfair to the majority who live To the Editor: like to thank the Manchester outside the Eighth District. are simiiar community for their outstanding Who says the Motor Vehicle

By Mafttivw C. Vita "It seems for the time being the file a new passport application. The Associated Press decision is no," TmeiHskl said in a Walesa has not traveled outside telephone interview. Poland since Solidarity, the first WARSAW, Poland — Authorities Walesa was unavailable for fiv e trade union movement in the in Gdansk today rejected ^iidar- comment because he reported to Soviet Moc, was supprinsed and ity leader Lech Walesa’s applica­ work at the Lenin shipyaid as martial law imposed in December tion to travel to the United States to normal today and sent Tracinski to IM I. He sent his wife Danuta and receive a humanitarian award, the passport office in his place, son Bogdan to Oslo, lOorway, to according to one of his aides. Trrcinski said, ft was unclear why receive the Nobel Peace Prise on Wladyslaw Trseinski quoted In­ Walesa did not go to the passport his behalf in IMS. terior Ministry officials in Gdansk office. Walesa has said he wanted (o as saying that Walesa had not Walesa never formally applied properly completed the passport travel to the UnitedStafes, bat that for a passport to travel tO the he needed assurances from the application process. United States. Pbiish government that be would Walesa was invited to the United He maintained that a passport be allowed to return home. States by the John-Roger Founda­ application flied earlier in the year Wafesa said he was roW by tion, a California-based organisa­ for a trip to Italy - which he never representatives of the Jbtm-Roger I tion that named him one ^ three made — would he valid for travel (0 recipients of its annual "Integrity" Foundation that they had received the United States if he requested such aswirances from the Poiish award. The presentation ceremony that the destination of his proposed is in on Friday. Entbassy in Washington, but he trip be changed. insisted that he "get some kind of But without a passport it ap­ Desespite learning of the "Integ­ confirmation" in Poland peared that Walesa, a founder of \ y rity” award weeks ago, however, Government s^esm an Jersy the Solidarity free trade union Walesa watteduntilthis morning to Urban said at news conferences movement, would not be able to LECH WALESA request the change. Trseinski said Wednesday and Tuesday that the take his first trip to the United he was told by the Interior Minist^ Mike Meotti cares about the . . . no passport States. govemntent never makes such officials that Walesa would have to guarantees. people of our communities. He Hasenfus plans to deny some charges will bring experience, creative thinking and a willingness to By Andrew Selsky ports of its conviction rate range as arrived here Wednesday night "to hours going over 12 pages of The Assocloted Press high as 99.8 percent. Afpaoto find out as much as possible abom government charges. listen to the job. Mike Meotti will the role of the United States MANAGUA, Nicaragua — The Mrs. Hasenfus spoke briefly to BELL, ATTORNEY general government in the flight that was Emergency service workers lift Jane Dornacker, WNBC make a difference in the State attorney for captured American reporters after the meeting. Asked C under former President Jimmy shot down.” Eugene Hasenfus said he and if she felt optimistic, she said, " I traffic reporter, from the waters of (he Hudson River after Carter, was scheduled to arrive in Clark, who has been active fn a former U.S. Attorney General won’t feel completely optimistic Senate. Because it matters. Managua later today. Bell, of variety of liberal causes since her helieopter crashed early Wednesday evening. Griffin Bell would begin planning a until I get him home. I am very Atlanta, volunteered last week to leaving office in 1989, said he was Dornacker died despite resuscitation efforts, officials defense today against Sandinista happy I was able to meet him. defend Hasenfus, but by law the not representing any group during said. charges which include terrorism Considering the situation he Is in, chief defense lawyer must be his visit. he Is feeling OK” and violating Nicaraguan security. Nicaraguan. Enrique Sotelo Borgen refused to Sotelo Borgen said he and Bell say how he would plead Hasenfus’ SPEAKING B R IE FLY to repor­ ASKED IP SHE felt her husband would "analyze the case deeply ters at the Sandino International was receiving sufficent support case before the People's Tribunal, and estabish a defensive WNBC listeners Airport, Clark said, "H e (Hasen­ T from the U.S. government, Mrs. which under Nicaraguan law must strategy.” fus) seems to believe that he was Hasenfus replied, " I would rather be done today. The tribunal of a Hasenfus, 45, of Marinette, Wis, lawyer and two laymen refused working for the United States not comment on that except to say I Is accused of acting on behalf of the government and if that is true, it like American Embassy em­ Wednesday to give him more time U.S. government when the C-123 hear reporter die should not deny him now.” ployees as friends” to prepare his ca.se and enter a cargo plane on which he was a crew plea. After the Wednesday meeting member was shot down Oct. 5 in with his lawyer, Hasenfus was She also told reporters her "There are some things we will By Cotherine Crockor Dornacker was taken to St. southern Nicaragua. It carried escorted by four soldiers who husband needs the "backing" of deny. I will not say what, ” Sotelo the U.S. media and public. The Associated Press Vincent’s Medical Center where supplies for U.S.-backed rebels pushed through waiting reporters Borgen told reporters following a she was pronounced dead of fighting Nicaragua’s leftist Sandi­ and put him inside a green patrol In an NBC television interview two-hour meeting Wednesday with NEW YORK — A million people drowning at 8:20 p.m. after pro­ nista government. He faces up to 30 vehicle, apparently to return him broadcast Tuesday. Hasenfus heard a reporter scream "Hit (he Hasenfus at the tribunal offices a years In prison If convicted. longed efforts to revive her, said to prison. said: " I ’m guilty of everything water! ” as her helicopter crashed half-mile from the U.S. Embassy In Three other men aboard were hospital spokeswoman Caroline It was the second time Sotelo they’ve charged. It’s there. Mow into (he Hudson River during a Managua. killed — two Americans and one McBride. Borgen met with Hasenfus this can I say I wasn’t carrying small rush-hour traffic report, killing her Sotelo Borgen stopped short of who has not been identified. Pate, 30, was in critical condition week. He was permitted to meet arms and munitions to their and critically iqjuring the pilot. saying how his client would plead, Hasenfus was captured by Sandi­ at Bellevue Hospital where he with Hasenfus first on Monday, for resistance?" It was the second crash this year telling reporters, “ We have not nista troops the following day. underwent surgery for Internal five minutes, after charges were U.S. Embassy spokesman Al­ for WNBC traffic reporter Jane resolved that yet." Hasenfus has said he partici­ abdominal bleeding, said adminis­ presented at the trial’s opening berto Fernandez said Wednesday Dornacker, 40, who swam to safety trator Bill Allen. The Sandinistas, who overthrew pated in 10 of the flights and they session. the right-wing government of Pres­ the Nicaraguan government has with another person In April after originated from a U.S.-financed Also attending the Wednesday ident Anastaslo Somoza in July "been consistent In Ignoring Mr. their helicopter plunged Into the TWO SECRET SERVICE offic­ base in El Salvador and a U.S.- meeting were Hasenfus’ wife, 1979, set upthe People’s Tribunal In Hasenfus’ legal rights from the Hackensack River In New Jersey. ers — who apparently tried to constructed airfield in Honduras. Sally, his brother, William, and an 1983 to prosecute those accused of beginning and have been more Dornacker, a successful come­ rescue Pate and Dornacker before Meanwhile, another former U.S. Intepreter, the lawyer said. He said counter-revolution. Foreign re- Interested in manipulating him for dian and an actress who had a firefighters arrived — nine fire­ Because It Matters attorney general. Ramsey Clark, he and Hasenfus spent about I'A propaganda purposes." minor role In the movie "The Right fighters and (our police officers Stuff,” was afraid to fly (orseveral were treated for exposure and months after the earlier crash, released, authorities said. colleagues said. Mamdouh BayoumI, who was Shuttle probe flawed, ex-officlal says She was giving a routine update working at a car wash across the 2 on traffic at the Lincoln ’Tunnel at street from the Intrepid when the 4:48 p.m. Wednesday when she accident occurred, said, ' ‘(saw the By Horry F. Rosenthal failure to explore whether there The Rogers Commission submit­ Christa McAuliffe and paused, then screamed at pilot helicopter turn and the guy go The Associated Press was a cover-up, but Its failure to the ted a five-volume report to the Teacher-In-Space program." William Pate, "Hit the water! Hit toward the river. I think the guy explain why there was so much president on June 9 finding that the water! Hit the water! ’’ WASHINGTON — A further Mrs. McAuliffe was one of the thinks something’s going to happen pressure to launch that day." while the decision to launch the investigation of the Challenger seven crew members killed in the But the chopper struck the in the helicopter. So he wanted to go "What possible pressures were Challenger was flawed, "those who explosion is needed because the Jan. 28 explosion, and NASA had sidewalk and a chain-link fence over water.” acting upon them (NASA officials) made that decision were unaware before falling Into the river next to presidential panel that studied the submitted a few lines about Mrs. Spectrum Helicopters, of Ridge­ to cause them to send up a apace of the recent history of problems the U.S.S. Intrepid museum on the accident did not do a thorough Job, McAuliffe for Reagan’s State of the field, N.J., owned the crafts shuttle that they knew could concerning the 0-rings and the west side of Manhattan. a former NASA budget analyst Union speech schedu' ;d for that Involved in both accidents, said 3 explode?” he asked. joint and were unaware of the evening. The White House said the After the broadcast glitched out, Doim O’Brien, news director of says. He said the commission "left so initial written recommendation of references to the school teacher shaken disc Jockey Joey Reynolds WNBc . In 1985, the company was Richard Cook said the commis­ many questions unanswered that the contractor advising against the would not have been Included In the told listeners, "OK, we’ re going to grounded for 48^avs for safety sion should have held officials further investigating will undoubt­ launch ... .’ ’ speech. play some music here or something violations by the Federal Aviation responsible for allowing the shuttle edly be needed." Bdei The commission was headed by Cook said the commission should ... and find out what happened to Administration. to fly because they knew Its booster Cook WM briefly In the public eye William P. Rogers, a secretary of have called William Graham, then the helicopter.” Spectrum spokesman Joel Kaye rockets had a history of allowing after the Challenger explp lod______^ last_ state during President Nixon’s acting administrator of NASA, to An estimated 1 million listeners said he could not confirm that the superheated gases to leak past Jan. 28 when a memo surfaced that first administration. testify, because "If there was were tuned In, according to WNBC helicopter belonged to the com­ 0-ring seals. He said also that the he had written the previous July. In Absolving NASA officials Ig­ political pressure from the White pany nor that Pate was employed commission failed to determine it he told his superiors that nores evidence presented to the House, it probably came through A RESCUE CREW equipped by Spectrum. who was responsible for overriding National Aeronautics and Space committee "that those officials Graham.” with scuba gear, pulled both Dornacker, a comedian, songw­ objections to launching after a Administration engineers had ex­ were fully aware of the long history He said the most striking aspect victims from the water within 10 riter and actress who played night of subfreezing temperatures. pressed concern over the booster of problems that led to the of the Rogers commission’s Inves­ minutes of the crash, said Assist­ sour-faced Nurse Murch In "The The presidential commission rocket leaks and that they could be explosion" and that the commis­ tigation into the possiblility of ant Chief of Patrol Gerard Kerins. Right Stuff" had been with WNBC found that engineers had long bMn potentially catastrophic. sion "left unchallenged statements White House pressure was that It Firefighter Paul Hashagen, 35, for less than a year, where, she had concerned about the leaks In the Cook’s magazine article brings by NASA officials that were swam 20 feet down to unhook Pate rocket Joints. interviewed no one from the White Joked, "Traffic Is my life.” no new facts to light, but in it he contradictory and often obfusca- House. from his seatbelt and bring him to "The biggest gap in the commis­ criticizes "the extent to which the tory,” Cook said. "Instead, they contented them­ the surface. He then returned to LORI OUIDICE, WNBC adver­ sion’s report,” Cook writes In the commission avoided drawing ob­ M He suggested that pressure to selves with asking NASA officials find Dornacker floating inside the tising and promotion director, said November issue of Washington vious conclusions and asking ob­ launch came from "the public helicopter and brought her up. Monthly magazine, "Is not its vious questions.” whether they had felt any pres­ Dornacker, born in Albuquerque, relations opportunity surrounding sure,” Cook wrote. "Both were unconscious and not N.M., was named ’s i breathing when 1 found them,” outstanding female comic three Hashagen, a blanket around his years in a row. . . .chatting with Phil Sullivan and Ruth and .. .greeting Peter Stern, member of the Con­ . . .talking about issues facing our courts and .. with young children at Washington School shoulders, said at Bellevue Hospi­ She had moved to San Francisco Sid Cohen at the Manchester Senior Citizen necticut Council on Environmental Quality, at police with Gary Minor. tal, where he was treated for Law officials support assault on porn In 1995. In 1988, she became the Center. the entrance of Earle Park. exposure and released. nation’s first female mail carrier, Before firefighters arrived, two Guidice said. By Pete Yost passing Secret Service agents Law Education subject of pornography is expected for "a dedication of federal resour­ . Reynolds said she had worked The Associated Press apparently dived into the water in a to come up again at the associa­ ces” to prosecute cases involving out of the studio for several months Services for vain attempt to rescue the two. Environment tion’s meeting next month. interstate transportation of obs­ after the April crash, but had lately WASHINGTON - Law enforce­ Emergency teams worked fran- “Our schools are the best invest­ cene materials. Meese on Wednes­ been getting "a little more confi­ Enforcement ment officials already are rallying But the complexity of obscenity Ucally to resuscitate the victims at day promised to provide that dence back.” "We are blessed with a beautiful, ment in America’s future and our In support of Attorney General case investigations and the press of the elderly effort. the scene before transferring them The helicopter was to be in­ children’s lives. Good schools lead Edwin Meese’s national assault on other law enforcement priorities to hospitals. spected today. but fragile, environment. It is our "The courts and police departments hard-core pornography, but an make It unrealistic to expect that At a news conference, Meese "Older Americans have given years responsibility to protect it for future share a common goal: to protect to more meaningful lives, a closer executive in one group says it will any anti-pom campaign will have a said he will create a task force of N take time to bring results. significant impact immediately, prosecutors in the Justice Depart­ of service to our communities. We generations.” law-abiding citizens. Loopholes that community and a stronger At the same time, a dvil liberties says Curt Wolfgang, director for ment so the $8 billion smut industry 9 need housing, transportation and let the guilty go free must be clos­ economy.” Intergovernmental affairs for the group said it feared the anti-pom can be "pursued with a vengeance ed." program Meese announced Wed­ district attorneys’ group. and prosecuted to the hilt.” THISTLE medical care that will keep them a Mike Meotti’s first efforts in the nesday could encroach on constitu­ “ This policy statement is encour­ The attorney general said partic­ N E E I) I. E W O part of their neighborhood and their public arena were to protect clean Mike Meotti knows the issues of tional rights. agement to local prosecutors and ipation by state and local prosecu­ Even before Meese’s long- town.” air and clean water. He supports As a lawyer, Mike Meotti public education. A graduate of the nothing more,” Wolfgang said tors is "critically important” to the awaited plan was unveiled, tte Wednesday. success or failure of the campaign. programs to assist local com­ understands the importance of well- local schools, he became the National District Attorney Associ­ "The policy (on whether to ation’s board had approved a Reflecting that concern, the Mike Meotti has voted to increase munities in acquiring land to provide written laws. Sloppy legislation youngest person ever elected to the pursue pom cases) is going to policy statement urging Its 6,0M Justice Department was in touch vary,” he added. "There will be a support for home health care ser­ parks and recreation facilities. leaves citizens and police without Glastonbury Board of Education. members — all city and county with the district attorneys’ group different policy for every local Mike has strongly supported prosecutors — to vigorously en­ and the National Association of 25- 33% vices for the elderly, to expand the adequate protection. He has also elected prosecutor around the Attorneys General about Meese’s force obscenity laws. country.” Dial-a-Ride program, and to create worked to provide police with academics, sports and community The endorsement, made at a plans. Still, Wolfgang called the state­ involvement in our schools. recent conference, encourages ■Those at the state and local OFF new housing opportunities. He cares resources to do their job. ment a positive step, noting that state and local law enforcement levels, those interested in remov­ the group’s board is composed of about senior citizens’ desires to officials to initiate cases involving ing this vulgar stain from their own On Best Selling EDWIN MEESE 180 of the most influential local child pom and obscene material neighborhoods and communities maintain their homes in their local prosecutors across the country. Needlework Items promises resources depicting sexual violence. And the (must) Uke up the battle,” Meese community. The policy statement also calls told the news conference. 6 Spedalidog in Counted ’ 1 ‘Murph the Surf paroled HGRAND OPENING!! "niread Embroidery 8 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - staff member and counselor at the Jewel lM e( Jack "Murph The Surf” Christian Prison Ministries facility eXJUPON Murphy, aerving a life sentence for after his parole. 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J Wbhf’t your lavorltc ernh? r. Oct. » ■ m » at/OaCKggmt h e r a l d , thandav. Get. 23. IB W - n V ^ ,/W a M tm Brief Reagan warns of liberaf tax threat BUSINESS By Konry P. Rtossnfhol Garvey. it to Democrat*. He said Ms in Mys 9MnMM ihoiild «• Th e Associofed Press Reagan said that Garvey, a " I dfifii't seek rootectloa tobe a campaign will be to ask ~ CaMaet Mlalater Artel Sharon aaythnw l former deputy state attorney gen­ ste-iear ptw h leiit,” saM Reagm. Americanlean p e i^ whether theyP WAUKESHA, WIs. — Presicfent *” * *” ** «*"»*ln ate the leaden of the Palestinian eral who once beaded the National "Y o a kaosr m y oame will never want to extend ecoonortifc reeoW Reagan embarked on the stretch Ofpwtotkiiie. Football League Players Associa­ be oa the ballot again, bat don't ery or see it stHled throagh tax Consolidate debts in equity line drive of the midterm congressional f?^?**®** ***® o t the terrorist orfanixatioiis tion, "belongs to the tax-and-spend think yoo can’t vote form e. If yoa increases, and whethe r they want campaign today, tefling voters he liberal wing of the Democratic ot want to vote for me. vote for Bob to move toward "a peacefiit worW. 0UESTIOM ; K i«W in theUlV world”wvi n«, the UlV tradeiiW W endIUJ has asked every candMate for ^V>BVn9nSVeewiweiye mminister ilM tey HAlfffsaid in h* an*tg * " * IB ewhhat Palestinian cnerrilla activity. said that even before the Mil ptedge, "B ob Kasten signed up nine mors states. the failed pMdet ol the past and the 90,500 borrowing yoa wooid begin to lose interest deductions. -■ J ^ y 2 ’? '^ "W**ie*‘ that feels weakness ... Israel most reached his desk, ‘the Hberal right away — but so far bis have an 01,660 ■wack the leadys everywhere in the world, attack their "Today the 1M5 campaign beg­ keep our country moving- credit union conrolidate in the home equity line Dividend yields on municipal bond Democrats came out and said they opponent has refined to sign.” ins in earnest.” the president said. forward.” wanted to raise your tax rates — to loan at l i per­ William A. Doyla — you would have legitimate mutual funds are way down from **?* the front oryanitations, operating alone and " I think that tells the w h ^ story "W e’ve got a great story to tell... turn tax reform into a tax hike." It was a measore o f the import cent, aecured interest deduction*. their previous levels and lower the aswintance of other coontries as wen," he said. right there,” Reagan said. we've pat par coomry back on the Reagan’s remarks came on the tance Republicans attached to the Other conanmer interest dedne- than the interest he’s paying on his ^Atler the WW massacre of lilsraen athletesduriny theMmich However, Garvey's assistant path to job*, opportunity, growth by stock, which president’s campaigning that they’ tions will be phased out under the loan. ” j!^^*r ^ ’." ' ' y ” «P “ ntBpBrtedlyhtmted down and kined some first stop of a twoday, four-state campaign manager Susan Rens- and secority.” I used to boy a iSr tte WWiSs Sdptomber, a yuerrilla yroop responsible tour in which he hopes his personal berger, said today, “ To my knowl­ arranged for the short address to car. I alao have new tax lavr, with 00 percent popularity will rub off on enough administration and RepoMican disallowed by 1900. So, if yO n t^ 't edge we’ve never heard of or seen HE CALLED IT "a make-or- a fl.SOO loan against my home ANSWER; Consolidating your (tUESnON: In a recent column, GOP senators to preserve a threa­ campaign aides on the White House - get rid of your present car loan, such a pledge.” break election.” equity line at II percent. you wrote "... stock dividends are tened Republican majority in the lawn before he left. debts in the home equity credit line you’ll gradually lose that interest Before leaving Washington, Rea­ The president said Republicans I can refinance the credit union not subject to income ta x ...’ fhave Senate. His polftical adviser, Mit­ should be the wise move. The new deduction. Mormon Tompio gunman •urrandara gan toM a farewell crowd at the believe in a strong, confident and This is the sort of thing Reagaii loan at 9 percent, increasing it to 1,115 shares o f American Tele­ chell Daniels, told reporters Wed­ tax law will allow you to take Even though the interest rate on White House that be is confident united America and that the normally does only when going orf' 19,500, and pay off the home equity phone tc Telegraph Co. stock and KENSINGTON, Md. — A fonman who barricaded himself with nesday. "the Senate hangs by a interest deductions on your home the credit union loan would be American citizens will “ reject the relatlonriiip between peace and an overseas trip that administation loan. Or, I can transfer the credit have been payingincome tax on the ? inside the Mormon Temple in this Washington suburb thread.” mortgage and, most likply, on year lower than on the home equity line, advocates of the failed policies of strength became apparent during officials are eager to draw atten- union loan to the home equity A T *T diridends I receive. Can I tor more than l* hours surrendered to police this mominc. a He spoke at the Waukesha the past ” home equity credit line. tax considerations should make it 0 his recent meetings in Iceland with trion to. stop paying that tax? spokesman said. County Expo Center on behalf of credit line at 11 percent. In speaking for Kasten, Reagan Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. "W e plan to provide a more I had to use those hedging words better to consolidate your borrow­ Robert Kasten, a freshman senator Which is the better thing to do. l^ e k e , tt, of ffarrisonbury, Va., surrendered to said the Republican’s election He said that "by rebulldfing our national context" to the cam­ “ should" and "most likely" be­ ing where you’ll get interest who holds a narrow lead over for tax purposes? Our home is ANSWER; No! No! No! The autnornies about l;M a.m., said Montosmery County Police could decide whether the GOP defenses we were able to negotiate paign’s final days, Daniels toM deductions. Democratic challenger Ed worth approximately $130,000 and cause the new rules are ridfeu- same paragraph from which you spokesman Harry Geehreitf. keeps control of the Senate or loses with confidence." reporters. our mortgage balance is S60.000. lously complicated. They will quote also said "cash dividends ... A ^ o n d captive was reteased about 3: is a m., said George permit mortgage interest deduc­ ffUESnON: My son has a are taxable whether taken by Luddington, a Montgomery County Police spokesman. tions on a first and “ second” home, commercial bank loan, with a check or reinvested to buy more L erte and his remaining hostage, who was identified only as a such as a vacation place, and — up 526,000 balance. The interest is shares.” AP pnoto eccurity guard, came out of a room inside the temple with their Kohl seeks balance to a point — on home equity loans. variaMe and now is 8.5 percent. His Your AT4T dividends are cash h ^ s up and surrendered to police, Geehreng said. The gunman monthly payment is 9983 and the dividends. Beginning in 1987, a taxpayer N0W Hne inn htegun down; no shots were fired, and no one was injured. Economic loan is scheduled to be paid off in As was explained in the column c will be able to deduct only interest Tnroughout the entire ordeal, we were in sporadic contact February 1969. you mentioned, some companies on "housing-backed" loans that South Korea’s Hyundai Group, vuhich gave America the With him, Oe^hrenif said. did not make any demands, and of armed forces He is getting married and pay stock dividends by distributing don't exceed the purchase price $4,995 Excel subcompact car, is appealing to bargain we did not make any concessions to the man. No deal was made. ’ ’ optimism anticipates gifts in the 18,000 additional shares to stockholders. plus the cost of improvements. By Henry Gottlieb range. Will it be more advantage­ For example, a 5 percent stock hunters again with a personal computer. Sold for same time." Loans backed by the appreciated The Assocloted Press ous to use that money to reduce the dividend gives each stockholder Hyundai by Blue Chip Electronics Inc. of Chandler, Ariz., "A ll these things make sense market value of a home but used Reagan signs school asbestos Mil only if they’ re taken together,” he loan or to invest it in a mutual fund five additional shares for every 100 the computer was introduced nationally Wednesday at a dwindies for purposes other than home WASHINGTON - West German said. holding municipal bonds and pay­ shares he or she already owns. base price of $699. The machine can operate software WASHINGTON — The Environmental Protection Agency is Chancellor Helmut Kohl says that improvement won’t be deductible, ing tax-free dividends? T The most important goal should Stock dividends are not taxable. fetting some tough new marching orders from Congress and unless the loan proceeds are used designed for IBM’s XT personal computer and is the If the superpowers proceed with be that "In the future it should no By John Cunniff But stock dividends are not cash President Reagan; get the cancer-causing asbestos safely for educational or medical negotiations to eliminate ballistic longer be possible for wars to be The Assocloted Press ANSWER; Reducing the loan dividends. You really should read cheapest available through retail stores in the United removed from nation’s public schools. expenses. missiles they should make parallel fought," he said. would be the smarter thing to do. more carefully. States. The------directivesssc; yi vsiucill. came WednesdaySlgllCU IIIIU l«W as the president signed Into law efforts to balance conventional Of all the allied nations. West NEW YORK — Housing starts n^lgnod to^^t teeth into E PA’s frequently criticized forces In Europe. Germany has traditionally been fell in September, rem oving forts against the building material found In as many as 35,000 Kohl, the first allied leader to the most sensitive to any hint of another support from beneath an schools attended by an estimated 15 million students. visit President Reagan since the tinkering with the strategic doc­ economy that seems too tired to "This is a significant step forward to protect people from one of Iceland summit, echoed concerns trine that the United States would gather itself together. u e most deadly substances known to man," said Sen. Robert voiced by U.S. officials that elimi­ use massive nuclear power, if The housing decline wasn't unex­ JMD< m fford , R-Vt., one of the drafters of the legislation. "This is a nating nuclear weapons could pose needed, to defend Europe against a pected, but until recent months it landmark law, a big victory for the country." problems for the West. Soviet onslaught. could be viewed as something to be jm D The new law gives EPA a year to prescribe proper procedures There Is a danger that longstand­ dealt with in the future. However, sor. diet fo r inspecting schools for asbestos: to tell local officials when It ing NATO deterrent policy "would September’s 7.6 percem decline of Conr be deprived of Its credibility," he THE HUNDREDS of mites of must be removed and when it can be stabilized; and set standards suggests the problem is now GROssmnns Farmlm fold a news conference Wednesday barbed wire barriers on its eastern for Its proper transportation and disposal. another dismal reality to be faced. of Fred* near the end of a two-day trip to border, the continuation of con­ The blows to economic hopes ter and Washington. scription more than a decade after seem to be relentless, in spite of WhtdaoT Duarte denies military link to flights Kohl was heading to Chicago it ended in the United States, and occasional good news, and it now Other today to speak to U.S. business the presence of vast allied armies appears that total economic Jane M< SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — President Jose Napoleon executives at a meeting arranged are constant reminders to Kohl’s growth for the year will ^ nald an> people that a conventional war Duarte implied that supplies to Nicaraguan rebels could have by the Chicago Council on Foreign somewhere around 2.5 percent, far South I between the superpowers would be been airlifted through El Salvador, but said his military was not Relations. below the White House's 4 percent Fall Project uncles a fought on German soil. Involved In the operations. to commenting on the relation­ goals. The f Kohl did not say how talks on ship 4f nuclear and conventional To the surprise of many econo­ noon at j "A lot of planes come In and go," Duarte told reporters conventional and nuclear weapons Wednesday. "Th is Is a free country." forces — tanka, infantry and other mists, there Is little assurance that Buck Ian weapons associated with wars of could be combined or what effect Reports of El Salvador's rote In ferrying supplies to the Contra the U.S. trade deficit will be with a a the past — Kohl joined a host of parallel negotiations would have reduced, despite the higher costs | 6 9 p.m. in S rebels from Ilopango air base on the outskirts of San Salvador on the long-running Mutual and 8 5 0 2 political figures in Europe and the surfaced after a C-123 cargo plane was shot down in southern that foreigners incur in exporting South Y United States who have raised Balanced Force Reduction discus­ to the United States. Many have Top Quality 1 x iQ x3 Kiln Dried Wappini Nicaragua on Oct. 5. sions In Vienna. questions about Reagan's proposal AS photo simply cut their margins. fX iirfT U D sor. Call Duarte previously had said any charges that his government to Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba­ Representatives from the East The consumer, who has sus­ Meets code requirements Smoothly planed all 4 sides. 7 to 9 Tho windows and facade of the administration building at For all construction #109074 was involved in the supply flights from Ilopango were chev that all ballistic missiles be and West bloc countries have been tained the growth of gross national • 4 '..... 199 p g ...... 4.99 Memo "absolutely false.” ellfflllfated over a 10-year period. meeting in this context for 13 years Spandau Prison In Berlin stand damaged after an product over much of the past few made t without coming close to an Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., for explosion early this morning. The cause of the explosion years, may not be able to flex such Researc agreement. example, said last week that muscle power over the next few sify of C Since the Iceland summit. Secre­ was not immediately established. No one was Injured. AIDS retearchera find naw virus eliminating ballistic missiles months. Farmlnf would leave the West with Inade­ tary of State George Shultz has said The after-tax savings rate in 3 WASHINGTON — Researchers have discovered a new, quate deterrent against the So­ the world would be safer without herpes-llke virus they say may prove to be the cause of some August was down to 3.1 percent, viets’ superior conventional forces nuclear weapons. At the same Hugo human diseases. one of the lowest rates in memory. In Europe. time, he has acknowledged that the Spandau hit by blast Add, while consumer spending Hugo The virus, discovered by a prominent group of AIDS conventional force balance Is a rose 1.1 percent in that month, formerlj researchers at the National Cancer Institute, does not appear to THE REAGAN administration problem. CwtafeibadM 1 9 9 " 'Tuesday BERLIN (AP) — An explosion However, a West Berlin police almost all of It was accounted for FMrOMM play a direct rote In acquired immune deficiency syndrome even has said that elimination of baliis- 4X8X7/16’ •itCMUMMe 54' WX20'0X45'H New Ha' early today damaged a vacant spokesman, speaking on condition by automobile incentives. though It was found In some patients with related conditions, they tic missiles — the swiftest and Ruth fE ONE SOLUTION suggested by building outside the Allied military of anonymity, said militants were The Incentives are still in place, WAnmOARD ROU TOP DUSK say. deadliest weapons in the atomic Exterior grade Span 24/0. Solid northern hardwood father t Shultz was that the United States prison where Nazi war criminal "generally suspected,” but that no but prices have risen. Increases In Dr. Robert C. Gallo, a co-discover of the virus which causes arsenals — would add stability to • 'A"-#306501...... 4.99 7 drawers Fully assembled Manchei and its allies spend more money to Rudolf Hess Is serving a life partfcular group had been personal Income, however, haven’t AIDS, said Wednesday the new virus was picked up by his He als the superpower nuclear equation Improve their armies. sentence. West Berlin officials said pinpointed. kept pace, and therein lies a cruel research team using methods developed to look for viruses that white allowing both sides to keep Kohl Joined the Reagan adminis­ right-wing extremists were sus­ Irony. sons. Dr might be related to AIDS infections. slow er cruise m issiles and tration in urging the Sovets to work pected In the blast. Neo-Nazis frequently stage dem­ The Irony and the cruelty Is that Windsor However, he noted in an Interview, the new virus appears to be bombers. toward an agreement to withdraw West Berlin police said they onstrations outside the prison to lower Interest rates, which were Hartfort a member of the herpes family and not the retrovirus family to Kohl did not criticize Reagan for medium-range missiles from Eu­ believe a bomb caused the 2 a.m. demand Hess' release. On Hess' viewed mainly as a spur to buying, |l ^ Norldge which the AIDS virus belongs. making the proposal. rope. The superpowers reached also are depriving consumers of UK PtKI 3.49 explosion In an unused administra­ April 24 birthday, four people were zeeecaa CertaMbedH INTNf 1 For FffSOft In fact, he expressed a sense of tentative agreement In Iceland to tion building adjacent to the arrested after 20 neo-Nazis demon­ Income needed to buy. Fibef Glass insulation wonderment that the Reykjavik seal such a pact, but the deal fell Spnndau prison complex. strating at the scene got Into Some of the willingness to buy. as M m Ic o plant public works campaign summit had dealt with so many of through when the Soviets linked No one was hurt in the blast, fistfights with leftists. opposed to the financial ability to the major security Issues confront­ final acceptance of a missile which police said Ignited a small buy. also may have been drained ‘ 1 7 9 ■«a?. MEXICO CITY — Treasury Secretary Gustavo Petricloli ing the world. “ Six months ago, no withdrawal to an agreement to fire, blew out windows and part of The 92-year-old Hess, convicted out of the consumer, and therefore White or Bronze Reg 5.99-lnsulatlng announced the government plans to use some of the 112 billion one In this room would have felt limit the U.S. Strategic Defense the wall of the two-story, red brick at the post-war Nuremberg war out of the economy. And that poses FT. from its newly negotiated rescue package to begin a multibillion that proposals of that kind would r i r r aluminum POLVCILSMLANT Initiative, known informally as building. crimes trials for his role as Adolf another worrisome question: What 5/8" Insulating safety glass. R*11 9%" Fills cracks, gaps and holes dollar public works campaign. have been put on the table by both "Star Wars.” The mayor of the Spandau Hitler's deputy, has been the only happens to car sales? • Screen-Reg. 29.99...... a i.B S that caulking can t #852160 Petricioll, speaking at a news conference late Wednesday, said sides," he said. Kohl decried such linkage, say­ district of Berlin, WernerSalomon, prisoner In Spandau since 1966. He An Incredible rate of car sales UNFMED INSULATION By Ate: the government has tentatively decided to pump 18 billion into But he cautioned: “ All this ing, "The position taken by the said he suspected that the explo­ was captured in 1941 after para­ have been one of the main beams No need to riaple. A9SOCII public investment next year as a way to help boost the sagging means that the NATO strategy of Soviets is contrary to the position sion was caused by right-wing chuting into Scotland on a self- keeping the economic superstruc­ •IS’’, 8112 9q. Ft...... 11.46 economy, with part of the money coming from the rescue flexible response would be de­ taken by General Secretary Gorba­ extremists. proclaimed peace mission. ture from bending and twisting. In Detai package. The program must still be approved by the Legislature. prived of its credibility unless. In chev and other Soviets prior to the the first 10 days of September, tor develop PetrlcloH’s remarks were the first giving specific examples of connection with the question of Reykjavik meeting.” example, they reached an annual­ sjKPntt CertairilbedM IniUlatlOn VlB l U M utilities » » Slore)«m WJjsJ i, how the government plans to distribute the aid package recently strategic missiles, the Issue of Kohl also said the Americans had CAMOUFLAGE H99dquail9rB ized rate of 18.5 million units. BttCk-A-iUlMlIt Rfbotl Bucklat Soviet superiority. In the conven­ R-Value Thick­ 19" 23' sq. Ft. negotiated through International financial organizations, foreign "sufficiently consulted” with his It requires little Insight to Get S1 back on every bundle of insula­ Type ness ROM Roll Price them w banks and industrialized nations. tional field is put on the table at the government before the summit. tor Hallowaan at recognize that such sales are at the tion you buy (up to SSO). 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U.S. Navy plane with four crewmen aboard that has been missing While much of the economic Undei in the Mediterranean for two days, the U.S. Embassy said. 6 POCKET B.D.U. PANTS news is negative, It doesn’t seem to The plane, a S-3A Viking submarine hunter, sent distress represent a threat of recession. Nrion, »Kl*Cotton, S I T A Q A WMe Assortm ent Of Quality Products a t Outftnndlng valuef signals at about 6 p.m. Tuesday off the coast of Cyprus, Israel Wrist tab, drawstring X # b *D% f Based on a casual perusal of radio reported. bottoms. SIzas 4-16 pair published economic reports, the 99 7 9 9 rtaa-sop The plane’s carrier, the USS John F. Kennedy, was sailing negative cast results In great KOHLER 4 5 e north of the Egyptian town of Port Said at the time, Israel radio measure from overly high M 5 7 11 ■ • JOMOCO BOVS CAMOUFUQE 8 "x8-Assembled said. expectations. 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- 1, -®— mwCJltmiOt WKKM.LH'. H m m fav. Oct. » . 19K Ma n c h e s t e r h e r a l d . TiwiroiiBv. Oct n . 1900 - » a»- . ■‘^ ‘ Local 991 FOCUS back at table on c o n tr ^ Parents need *Your whole By jMfin B. tetrcsi time to grieve calendar Is The mioii that representa elerieal and iechnieal nranieipal employees has temporarly dropped itit request for a state foet-flnder and has seheAiled m for their loss a blank’ meeting with the town in an effort to reach agreement on a contract after the rdection o f two proponed agreements. By Mdry Lance AssintantTown Manager Steeen R. Wertwersaidhe tone Feaftires Syndicate Bill and Melissa Cavanaugh are representative will meet with memhers of the American federation of SHARE parents. Their premature twin boys o f State. County and MbideipM Employees, Local fSl. DeMMe Watt's lips parsed and quivered in that died, the first within three hours of With and the and state mediators Nfor. 7to discuss the contract. The telltale way that signals a food cry is coming. Her second three days later. As they tell their story. decision was made Wednesday. Werhner said, as town eyelashes glistened, her hazel eyes welled np and and union officials decided to try one last time before Bill and Melissa reveal the unexpected course of calliim in a fact-finder. the tears rolled down her cheeks. Absentmindedly. grief experienced by SHARE parents. F 'j$ » i A fact-finder is a state employee who reviews she patted Ben and Brady, her adopted ” My father died a tragic death several ytars problem areas in a contract and then makes a lO-month-old twin baby boys who were crawling ago.” explained 27-year-oId Melissa. "Th at was recommendation. His advisory opinion is not binding near her crossed legs. tough, but this was much worse. With babies, and can be ignored by both sides. "N o, no, I like to cry,” W are softly sobbed as she you’re dealing with a future Then that future is 0 Eact-finders are usually called in when union and recounted In vivid, slow-motion detail that destroyed.” Adds Bill; “ Your whole calendar is management officials cannot resolve their seemingly never-ending day in August 1904. when blank and you have no desire to fill it " differences. her first children, also twin boys, were born. As " I f we can’t resolve it at that time (Nov 7). then we Bill returned to work and, though saddened, each boy was bom. he was given to her to hold. But will proceed with a fact-finder.” Werbner said. managed to throw himself into activities. But Union officials could not he reached for comment. the doctor carefully explained the danger Twins Melissa lasted only two days at work The Earlier this month. Local 991. which represents are at risk; and these twins were three months comments were well-meaning but inappropriate about 99 clerical and technical workers of the town, premature. Melissa wanted to talk about the baby and to cry applied to the state Board of Mediation and Soon the nurse returned for her to hold David for Few co-workers could bear to listen At home, the Arbitration to appoint a fact-finder to the case That the last time. He was dead. “ Dear God. dear God. couple cried together. Over and over again they C request was dropped after Wednesday's meeting with Please just let me keep one baby.” she pleaded. rehashed the events. Guilt, remorse and numhinp Werbner. Then the nurse returned with Daniel, who also had grief continued. The contract was rejected by about S9 union died. Ware kissed her second son goodbye But the Cavanaughs feel fortunate to have heard -f members in August and then again by about 99 members in September. Neither side has said what about SHARE right away. If was the SHARE employees disagree with in the contract, but both THE INFANTS’ LUNGS weren’t developed group meetings that helped them realize, said enough for them to make It. Ware’s doctor Melissa, that “ someone needs to stress the need to H«r«l

t k m often (urve we traveled to far plaees or The rood natlod. H ie personal and business coarse, essential. Opportunities iMff-kHdinHMihif areas with Mgft Mope* and wiM ifOwf; 'ThereK serv ices iiNfostry. which inclodCs are rapidly increasing in the MttieiiMtiOfi. onljrtobaveoarHo^daaliedaHdtd / are !• miBIoii areas such as education, amuse­ computer, engineering and health M m t, 'H ey, yoosboald Hare 8ed» Sere laelwwir. more Amen- ment and advertising, has in­ fields, reports the Bureau ofLatMr Tbe ItBftfHf wae abaoMefy faMaaUe.” Or. "Oee. Joe's CWtm C m ynjy^o creased hy almost dmillion jobs, it Statistics. Among the fastest- (TaMdliad. Yooguy*gythereaw«»tooearly. THe W o rld tedey than is now the No. 2'employer. growing occupations; legal assist­ IM f eaten iedne neat week, and tlie ftaHIngatiooldBe there were at On the decline are the manufac- ants, computer programmers and Joe Garman the start o f the F i t t e r turing, goods-producing electronic specialists. I Have news for yoo. For onee. Seen Carman, indastries. The number of training pro­ T h e h a d Arad Stevenson of ClasronMny, n e Rev. Jaek There are 2 million fewer grams offered by banks, fast-food newt; I f yOor workers in manufacturing today chains and retail stores is soaring. H M nis of Cast Hartford, andf wenetHeretHe "last shine are obso­ than in the late ’70s, knocking it Many service industries seem to week* and the "next week.” iHe Hit it Hke fans' lete, yen may from the No. l spot to No. 3. ’Two feel that liberal arts majors have a Hosters. Salmon fishins. that is. Atlantie salmon after f1 shins a couple of the provinee’s many small not only lose ye m Job, odds are The typical American job is main reasons for the decline; new lease on life and are recruiting ftsHtais rivers fbr Atlanties. rm not soMs to name the you’ll also have trouble finding a being redefined. international trade competition them with active recruitment We Just eame baek from a tiiR to Nova Scotia rivers Beeanne they are too sman and can't take a new one. There is a new American worker and advanced technology. strategies. lot of ilsHins sreware. flowever. the ^rovfnee Has For the past 30 years Steve coming imo dominance in our It’s clear that blue-collar Workers also must prepare for many other rivers tHat are rfeh with salmon, worked as a welder for a large economy — and he^she is a workers suRer because of losses in the rapid changes within an besides the ones w e ilshed. manufacturer. Recently, the com­ SERVICE, not a MANUFACTUR­ manufacturing. And what’s more, industry. Years ago, a worker in pany replaced several workers ING worker. To touch merely on both the gbodk and services indus­ the steel industry was pretty much with a robotic welding device. set in his or her job. Today, people WC fM O 'fO retiim any Anantie salmon over H.s the key points o f this fondamental tries are employing more white- Steve suddenly found himself un- shift — which affects all o f us. no collar workers overall. Ehrenhalt in all fields are switching careers. inches we eausht. That'spartoftherestrictionsthe emplwed. And since there was no matter where we live, what we do, reports, Uncertainty has become much Canadian sovemment places on sport ftshermen to need for additional human welders who we are: "Fundamentally, the world of more accepted. Growth in the ensure a host of healthy fish in their waters. in his community. Steve was out in work is getting better because the fields of education and social Since the end of World War II, 'fhe Miramichi R iver in N ew Rnmswick and its the cold. economy is generating better services reflects the complexities tributaries have not seen so many llsh in the last 40 there has been an increased But the company did create new Jobs." he adds. of a changing society: More 0 demand for services in this coun­ problems lead loan increased need years. These rivers, as well as the Nova Scotia Jobe. Since the robotics increased So what can you and your try. Service-producing industries tor counseling. salmon rivers, have had fish return in great production, the company hired children do to prepare for, these include wholesale and retail trade, Bottom line: Find out what’s numers this year. The fishermen, even thoush more floor managers and office new jobs? Transferable, flexible government, and personal and going on in the economy, update Photo Ov BorMro Pi eh mono fishins "catch and release" in these two provinces, workers with computer skills to skills are the answer. business services. yourself, study, investigate have enjoyed sfeat sport. handle increased shipments and "The primary skill of the Ameri­ The Occupation Outlook Hand­ If the Canadian powers-that-be do not succumb to orders. Anne, who had recently Two-thirds of the employees in can economy is the ability to , a shy English sottar cross, nssds a lof of TLC. learn.” says Ehrenhalt. Education book, prepared by and available been laid off from her secretarial service industries are white-collar the pressures of the commercial fisheries, the once from the Bureau of Labor Statis­ Shs is makingfrisndsvifith Dog Wartfsn Richard Rand but Job at another firm, was hired. She workers with nearly half filling requirements are increasing for all almost-extinct Atlantic salmon stand a sreat tics, is an excellent place to start. would like a loving family to adopt hsr. bad the necessary literacy to professional, managerial and tech­ workers. Night schools, continuing chance of makins a comeback and becomins education and on-the-job training (For advice on personal money receive on-the-job training with the nical occupations, says Ehrenhalt. plentiful asain We’re all keepins our finsers With service industries up. these are everywhere. It’s not so much management send $9.95 plus $I for c company. crossed. PtMSo by JM GMrman Job opportunities — and the skills the trade you learn anymore, but mailing and handling to “ Sylvia Adopt a Pat To set back to our trip. Besides Just hittins the Scott Qarman harxi-taila a aalmon in "The kinds of jobs that are they r^ u ire — are hitting all-time the educational training that ena­ Porter’s New Money Book for the younger Qarman caught 15 salmon, tha peaks. bles yoo to learn Specialization 80s. ” in care of the Manchester fishins risht. with the water at Just the risht level, ona of tha baautiful rivara of Nova reduced by robots are less-skilled we hit It absolutely super as far as the foliase and top numbar among tha four on tha Jobs,” says Samuel M Ehrenhalt. The wholesale and retail trade takes place at a later level. Herald. P O. Box 419150, Kansas City, Mo 64141 Make checks weather conditions were concerned. Everythins Scotia. Hand-tailing allows fisharman to racant fishing trip. regional commissioner of the Bu­ industry has added 3.5 million jobs Written, verbal and basic ma­ I thematical skills are needed for payable to Andrews. McMeel A Twiggy needs TLC but everythins Just fell Into place. raturn tha salmon to tha rlvar. Tha reau of Labor Statistics in New since the late 'TOs. It is now the No. York 1 source of employment in the starters. Computer literacy is. of P ark er) T *COTT WAS hish man for the trip, landins 15. By Borbora Richmond her neck for sometime as she hada The other excitins aspect of the trip was the size the risht troops on a trip like this, it can be a and bavins nine "break off" or get away. Brad, Speefol to the Herald rope burn. She is also pHifuIfy thin, of the fish eausht and released. The salmon ransed disaster. with four landed and released, four broken off: Social SacurHy Mailbox thus her nante. Despite a ft i f this from IS to 30 pounds. With the exception of the I have more stories of what went on and some of A brief pet column means good she is very sweet, but shy. She Father Jack, four landed and released, four broken 30-pounder, the fish were all "hand-tailed” by us off; J.O.. nine landed and released and five broken the shenanisans that were played out on this one. news from the dog pound The news really appreciates being petted and returned to the rivers healthy and full of pep off. But I ’ll save those for a later column. is very good this week because the and needs a lot of TLC. and vinesar to spawn and brins new senerations of This column is more or less a news report on population at the dog pound was Barney, the good-natured 8- When I think of the years We fished up there for salmon to the river. winnins a salmon fishermen’s lottery. SSI benefits are regulary reviewed down to three dogs One of these month-old collie cross, found on two weeks and were lucky to get one fish in that Joa Qarman holds a 15-pound Atlantic Oh, yes, I almost forsot one of the most important had a known owner and the other Irving Street, was adopted Tues­ entire time, you can see why I felt like we all salmon ha nabbad In Nova Scotia on a aspects of a sreat trip. The camaraderie, the Joe Carman, a hmsdme Manchester restdem, Is was quarantined for biting day morning by a Linmore Drive thouSht we had landed in heaven. Just seeins the keep any checking or saving he was discharged, he stayed home racant fishing axpadition. teasins. the horseplay, and the sood fellowship that QUESTION; A few months ago. I she goes info the hospital. family. Last week’s featured pet numbers of fish in the rivers was a super sisht. a recofahted aathortty on the subject of bamboo fly started getting SSI payments A account statements you get from for almost a month before he had to The one dog left to be adopted is a can make or break any expedition. If you don’t have was also claftned. rods and the sport of fly fishtns- lady at the Social Security office your bank because you may need go back for the same illness How QUESTION; I applied for SSI rather sad case. She’s an English The dog pound is located on town told me my claim would be them for the review much of the hospital bill will payments but got a letter that said I setter cross, about 18 months old property o ff Olcott Street near the reviewed from time to time. Does Medicare pay? don’t qualify Is there anything I and shows obvious signs of neglect. town landfill. Rand is at tbe pound that mean I ’m suppose to go back QUESTION; I just turned 18. and can do? Dog Warden Richard Rand said from noon to I p.m. weekdays or he About Town to the Social Security office every right now I am getting Social she was picked up on North Main can be reached by calling tbe so often? Security benefits while I attend ANSWER: After the $492 deduct­ ANSWER; If you think the Social Street on Oct. 20. But neighbors pound at 043-0042 or tbe Manches­ high school. I am thinking about ible has been paid in a benefit Security Administration made a said they had seen her around for ter Police Department at 640-4SSS. a. UNICO. an Italian-American club, stands for unify, ANSWER; The local Social Se­ working part time and going to period. Medicare hospital insu­ mistake, you can ask for the several days He named her There is a $5 fee to adoM a dog UNICO ram— ear Nov. 30 has applications for the seventh annual Hebron local youths whose driving abilities are impaired or neiohborllness. Integrity, charity and opportunity. curity office will notify you when it school part time. Will I still be able rance will help pay for 90 days of decision to be reviewed (and there Twiggy. and the new owner must have the Country Crafts Show set for March 14. The deadline to who are passengers in a car whose driver is under the n Manchester Chapter of UNICO National is sellins Is time for your case to be to get Social Security benefits? inpatient care in any hospital are other appeal steps you can take Rand said the dog apparently dog licensed. The dog must have Hs apply for the Juried show Is Nov. 20. The library is open influence of liquor or drugs. The charge for a standard M5 tickets at 1100 each for a 1007 Lincoln Town Car Moi • - ...... - - . reviewed This Is simply a review taking part in Medicare. For the later). A complete review of your had been tied up with a rope around rabies shot before It Is licensed. VFW hat harvMt auppar fonday. Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday from 2 to 5 size yard of 50 by ISO feet will be 110 The fourndoor vehicle p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to l of your case to make sure you are first 60 days, if pays for all covered case will be made by someone who soon will be on display Veterans of Foreigh Wars, Anderson-Shea Post still eligible for SSI and that your ANSWER: No, you must be a services, for the 6Ist through the was not involved in the original 2040, will hold a harvest supper tonight at 0:30 at the p.m. For more information, call the library at 228-9312 with the UNICO banner or Elizabeth Cyr. 049-5285. Chrftfmat boutique it plannod payment amount is correct. You full-time student in order to get 90th day, it pays for all covered decision. If you request a review of at Morlarty Brothers post home. 008 E. Center St. The fee will be IS for may have to visit the office for an Social Security benefits after 18. services except for $123 a day. your claim, you must ask for it adults and 12 for children. The event will be sponsored by the Friends of Douglas showroom. 315 Center Library. A Christmas boutique, sponsored by the Daughters Interview, but in some Instances, After a person has been oOt of the within 60 days of the date you Thoughts 2 St. The raffle drawing of Isabella, will be held Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. at the review can be conducted by QUESTION; My husband was in hospital for 60 days, a new benefit received the notice of Social will be at 5 p.m. Nov. 30 Saturday eagad bird ehow tat YWCA taachaa chlldran cooking the Lithuanian Hall. 24 Oolway St. Crafts, aprons, phone or mall It’s a good idea to the hospital for three weeks. After period begins the next time he or Security's decision. at the Army and Navy plants and baked goods will be sold There will be a tea The most important factor in the enemies but if we live tbe law of i Club. 1090 Main St. The Connecticut Association for Aviculture will Nutmeg Branch YWCA Is taking registration for Its room. life of any person is love. Unless we love then we should find H There will be a cash bar have a caged bird show Saturday at the Veterans Kids in the Kitchen workshop for children ages 3*/i to 5. act out and live that krve. then we impossible to count our friends. and music from 2 p.m. Memorial Club, 100 Sunset Ridge Drive. East The course will be held three Fridays from l to 2 p.m.. ourselves are simply deceiving. And by living the law of love isn't H until the drawing. ITie Hartford. Visitors may come from 1 to 4 p.m. at $l beginning Dec. 5. The cost ls|I2. Register by mail or In Museum plans threa-mlle race Feds put squeeze on victims of fiood Every day we are given the possible that even those enemies winner does not have to each. Registration of all types of birds will be from 8 to person at the branch. 78 N. Main St.. 647-1437. opportunity to show love towards we now count In our lives all will Lutz Children's Museum will sponsor a three-mile be at the drawing but 9 a m. at $1 a bird. By Mark Paxton Cortland Acres, atop a steep when it requires residents in Kresge died. other fellow humans. Even a tiny vanish? After all, what Is stronger, will be responsible for all road race Nov. 2 at 10 a.m. In the parking lot of Olote smile opens up floods of love that more powerful than love? 3 Tha Associated Press mountain ridge 12 miles away in emergency housing to seek other Kresge is convinced the flood Class of ’46 takes cruise Hollow Pool on Spring Street, rain or shine. Racers taxes. Proceeds will be­ Thomas. accommodations. hastened her death. “ All she could surround and uplift. A word of PInochIa scorts announced will return to the lot. Runners may register at the nefit the UNICO scholar­ Members of Manchester High School's Class of 1946 PARSONS, W.Va. - First he lost Forty-nine people were killed "Because people don’t like it. say after the flood was, 'No home . .. comfort, a bit of cheer do so much Rev. Raben T. Rnsaa museum, 247 S. Main St., by Sunday or at the parking ship fund and Its other Scores for the Oct. 18 play at the Army and Navy who wish to take a May cruise to Bermuda may mall his home and everything irt it and more than 5,000 were left that doesn’t change a thing.” he No home ...” ' to a person who needs help. Ca-pasts f lot Nov. 2 between 8:30 and 9:30 a m charities such as mental Club Include; the $75 down payment to Jimmy Farr. 2 Main St. during record flooding a year ago. homeless after record floods dev­ said. “ FEMA is not in the mobile All of us certainly can coum our 8t. B r M ^ health and retardation. Fritz Wilkinson 821, Martin Rauchle 014, Robert Checks should be made to Class of 1940. For more Then his wife died two weeks later. astated the eastern half of West home sales business. We offer Kresge. retired from a tannery, For tickets or more Schubert 001, Mary Hill 586, Ed Scott 882. Bud Paquin information, call 043-7111. Day care group hears rules Now the government is trying to Virginia last winter. Kresge was them only as a last resort.” said he’s willing to pay $5,000 for Information on the raffle the 1979-model trailer, but that -11 572, Helena Oa vello 871, Olenora Moran 870. Sol Cohen force 75-year-old Harry Kresge to among 48 Parsons-area flood vic­ But in the view of Tucker County 4 . FEMA officials wouldn't even tell or UNICO, call Damato. 866. Herb Laquere 802 and Edna Farmer 556. Rake-In raises Safe Rides funds Manchester Family Day Care Exchange will have a leave the used. 12- by 65-foof house tims provided with FEMA trailers. Commissioner John Lambert. S j Raymond F. Damato 640-1021, UNICO presi­ program on new day-care regulations Tuesday at 7:80 trailer where he's been living since After a year, though, the rent- FEMA Is "just evicting” thetrailer him the'price they want. And he Manchester Safe Rides volunteers will rake leaves 111 dent Peter DiRosa. 046- p.m. at the parish hall of St. Mary's Church, 41 Park January. residents. said he sees a conspiracy in the Hebron library seeks craftsmen this weekend and next weekend to raise money (or free period is over, and victims I f 18*7. Barry Bottlcello 043-1048, Paul Rossetto, St. The state Department of Human Resources will Kresge Is one of at least three either must find new homes or. If no "They deny It. But the problem Is effort to make him apply to 141 their organization. The group provides free and 046-2482. or Bemie Olovlno, 043-1507 HEBRON — The Douglas Library on Main Street present the program For more information, call people the Federal Emergency other housing is available, buy the out-and-out harassment to get Cortland Acres. !»/ confidential rides on Friday and Saturday nights to 043-5483. Specializing Exclusively In Management Agency says must trailers. people out of the trailers.” Lam­ The 24-unil apartment complex SLENDEHIZINQ plus-size fashions leave an emergency trailer park on ” I want to buy tbe trailer. But bert said. "I don’t know whether is owned by the Cortland Acres f a hill above Parsons. they won’t to .sell to me unless I ’m they got a feather In their cap or Association, a non-profit group Special Sizes Uncommon new cat disease can have varied symptoms According to the federal agency. turned down" at Cortland, Kresge what.” that also operates a nursing home 12V4-20H Kresge and the others — 77-year- said. there. The apartments are subsid­ snd 30 to 82 I Kresge and his wife, who was old Hazel Shaffer and 69-year-old Tom Sciandra, deputy housing suffering from Alzheimer’s Dis­ ized by the federal Department of fS l QUESTION; named for the (act that there Is an Gladys Archer — signed leases on director for FEMA in Clarksburg, As in feline leukemia, there, local, national and international are diagnosing with increasing ease, lost everything Nov. 4 when 9 Housing and Urban Development, My cat has been overproduction of abnormal eosi­ the FEMA trailers In which they said Wednesday that there has 201 unfortunately, is no cure. We can. meetings and disseminates new frequency is an infection with a feet of water swamped their rented and Cortland administrator Dan III and losing agreed to seek other housing. been no change In the agency’s nophils In animals that are affected however, treat many of the symp­ developments in order to bring the specific bacteria known as Campy­ home in the lowlands of Parsons. Bucher says several are empty. weight for sev­ All three say they want to buy stance. ” We don’t work out deals,” 271 with It. toms and help your pet to be more most effective health care to our lobacter. This Is a disease of eral weeks. He their trailers but that FEMA he said. “ 1 lost everything 1 had — my “ They’ve got nine of them empty As in feline leukemia, which comfortable for a long time. food producing animals as well as particular concern as If can be was treated and Pet Forum officials told them they must apply Sciandra said he is prohibited automobile, my furniture, every­ — that's why they want to get the 111 results in abnormalities of other Unlike feline leukemia, we don’t your pets. transmitted to other domestic found not to instead for apartments at a feder­ from discussing specific cases, but thing,” Kresge said. old people out of here,” Kresge white-blood cells, the group of know the cause of the problem nor animals as well as people. have leukemia Edward A. Williama, D.V.M. ally subsidized housing project. that FEMA Is following federal law Two weeks later, on Nov. 20, Mrs. said. 341 symptoms we observe vary from Is there a vaccine against It. Ilie QUESTION; I acquired a new Your veterinarian can examine I but rather one case to another. best preventive measures are to kitten from the pet store and It has the kitten's feces microscopically 301 something Generally, the symptoms depend keep your cat In general health and had diarrhea ever since. She was and If Campylobacter Is found, can 371 called hypereo- on where in the body these therefore more resistant to dis­ wormed, yet the diarrhea con- prescribe effective medications. 301 sinophilic syn­ abnormal cells settle. If they eases through regular veterinary ilnues. She Is obviously not grow- Fortune lists 401 drome. Could migrate to the skin, we see a cat care and good nutrition. ing normally, What could the Anniversary 421 you explain this disease? However, with new knowledge and covered with many small scabs. If Veterinary scientists are investi­ problem be? Edward A. Williams Is a Man­ 4 3 / top bosses 401 more sophisticated diagnostic me­ they settle in the Intestines, liver or gating this disease and hopefully chester veterinarian. Do yon have Sale ANSWER; Hypereosinophlllc 471 thods. more cases are being kidneys, we see symptoms of will uncover Its cause and an ANSWER; As we have discussed a question you would like to see syndrome Is a newly recognized diagnosed In our area. enteritis, liver disease or kidney eventual vaccine or even an before In this column, there are 40 t answered in this column? Write to 0 0 1 disease of cats. It Is not what could Eosinophils are a particular type disease respectively. Some cats effective treatment. The veteri­ many causes for diarrhea. NEW YORK (API - Fortune All the action with savings Pet Forum, Manchester Herald, 021 be celled a "common disease.” of white blood cell. The disease is Just exhibit a general “ wasting." nary profession regularly holds One cause of diarrhea that we magazine’s newest list of Ameri­ Gutsy columns In dally roundups 9 P.O. Box 891, Manchester 00040. ca’s top 50 bosses doesn’t include A hill report and editorials 0 4 t events ^ A 1 mot* IOC*' OBI anybody whose outfit is listed in on local on loeil from rll^NC. OOf Dun tc Bradstreet. Number one Is . fBBdtblB. eoneloB ( Anthony “ Fat Tony” Salerno, a 021 cigar-chomping, 75-year-old New 20% to 70% 038 Parents need time to grieve after iosing an infant Yorker tapped as the nation's top s Mafioso. 04F bereaved parents, those who have lost a child Fortune, a business magazine ittaiitlirsln’ Urnmi off storewide 008 Continued from page IS a tearful participant. M argaret’s Episcopal Church, aware that females through late-term miscarriage, as a still-bom. or known for ranking the 500 largest SOG She establ^hes a non-Judgmental tone. The outnumber the moles in SHARE. 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KOMf 6APAgtf ^?T5AVlN6- 8 MacNaM-lafirar Nawafmur fempis to get Phil Harberlirberl outc of town (60 u m / ^ " velove affair and Channing outwits her ( D Police Woman mama aa va anvuatta an problarnaa y aa UrKla Lucas and her new mother-in-law smokes a pack a day. In the ALLEY OOP 'b y O t t » Otm M Q J Tha Honeymooners D E A R DR. aviada a fapriaton Al aafir da la carcal an- (60 min ) morning, he coughs and gags so cuamra trabafo como airviama domealica (S) (10) df) News OOTT: I am a THAT WAS \ YEP,' COMIN' f TH’ SOUTH..? ) AH THINK 'an doTfda aa aaducida y abandonada con CD MOVIE: 'East of Eden' From John 23-year-old badly that I can hardly stand to eiM P IR E , ) FROM TH' ) OH, OEAH, / Y'BETTUH un nino (60 rTrin ) Steinbeck's classic The lives of two (8 ) MOVIE; 'Shadow of the Hawk' An listen to him. Maybe If you explain M IS TU H y s O U TH OF US.'( DOES TH A T / KEEP THIS, brothers are haunted for two generations evil sorceress seeks to sap an aged medi woman who has OOP.' ------, MEAN.. ?.'.' ) MAH LOVE.. (6 ) Nightly Bualnaaa Raport by a beautiful woman Timothy Attorns cine man's supiernatural powers Jan e x perienced Y'M AY NEED 8 PopplM S|m c M Jane Seymour. Bruce Boxleitner 1981 Michael Vincent. Marilyn Hassell, Chief epileptic seiz­ D r . G o tt in your column what’s going on, NJLAeUM byJbnOMN Part 3 of 4 Dan George 1976 IT,' (CNN] Monoyffnu ures since the Peter Gott, M.D. he’d stop smoking. (ESPN] SportsCantur (8) MOVIE: 'Uptown Saturday Nlgfit' 8 ) Hogan's Heroes a g e o f 10 **10 lOOHIM'V “ Two friends and up In a mess of trouble [CNN] Sports Tonight DEAR READER; More specifl- (M A X ] MOVIE: 'OtMiMtNMIart’ |CC| A after they visit their favorite Saturday night months I’m on ;tr»o of rTTlafHa goaa imo bualnaaa to Hd hangout Sidney Poitier. Bill Cosby. 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Epilepsy: The are already working a Job in which d ) Entariainmant Tonight (B) Mystary: Shroud for a Nightingale Actress Whoopi Goldberg talks about her DEAR READER: I don’t know ‘Falling Sickness.’ which explains air pollution is a hazard. Don’t add THE BONN LOSER 'by Art Saniom 8 Indapandant Network Nawa (CC) Everyone withholds evidence as Dal- upcoming film, Jumpin Jack Flash' In That is a decision best left to the the causes, treatment and types of to the burden your hings already gliesh's tnvestigatton becomes hotter, but Stereo . 8 Beet of Saturday Night judgment of your neurdloglst and a epilepsy. Others who would like a have. Short of wearing a mask — or the heat is melting the agitated Delia Det- 12:00 A M CD Ko)ak 8 8 Barney Millar tinger (60 min ) Part 3 neurosurgeon. 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GOTT: M y husband dustrial pollution and cigarettes of heavy Air Force opposition Gary seizures without surgery. P uxxha Rusty and Joneay the Park Rangar play causes all the town's children to disap­ Cooper, Jane Wyatt. Walter Brennan is 28. He works in a foundry and can be a fatal one. B A a t r o g n a t h host to alt tha wildarneas animala in this pear John Jarret, Emil Minty 1983. 1949 T Hailowaen apacial [M AX] MOVIE: -Craator’ An eccentric (B ) Tonight Show Tonight s guest is (CNN] Crottflra science professor enlists tha help of his Lily Tomlin (60 min ) In Stereo (E8PN] SpM dwM k young lab assistant in a bizarre scheme to A C N 0 8 8 B For (8p.) Antwar to Previous Puizia resurrect his dead wife Peter O'Toole. (S) Alfrad Hitchcock Presents B 6 Faaytaak ^ M C ] MOVIE: 'Porpvar Darling' The Marial Hemingway, Vincent Spano 1985 ® Jimmy Bretlln’* People (60 mm | Spice mixture repels moths bl 1 FHtMMtblrd 7 ____ Arafat ;marriaga of a acatterbrsinad wifa and her Rated R PAY. ( D News a swell job for a 14 Woman's name 10:00PM (X) Kayo Brien Kay mistak­ their manufacture, a dangerous ■ Ffunvr * QD MOVIE: 'Dyneety' A 19ih century 1 2 : 0 5 A M ( D Night Heat Elaine be­ month or more, 15 Southern state SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You charm enly causes complications when she at­ comes involved in the case of a runaway chemical that should not be used in w V Hisaauraa phio family establiahea a powerful buai- tempts to calm down a nervous patient, then fizzled out (abbr.) and charisma are at a high point today. UNFopTLiNATfLY, HE'J- girl who witnessed Sn illegal deal between the home. J< flF o tM lS u - seaa and encounters deception, greed and who is a friend of Chief of Surgery Wallach and didn’t let 27 Mexican money Your actions will earn you the admira­ toalousy within its own members Stacy a union boss and the special prosecutor S< Wla. (60 min.) (70 min ) off the smell 28 Step. tion of others both In business and In N o r TioM keach, Sarah Milas, Harris Yulin 1976 I’m sending you a copy of my I I OM English CD News that they are supposed to I hate to _l your social llle. Get a jump on life by un­ QD McMillan and Wife 1 2 : 3 0 A M CD Judge broken into pieces and >A cup whole newsletter, "Homemade Reme­ coin 29 Proverbial CD ® 20/20 (CC) (60 min ) keep buying fresh mothballs. Is black peppercorns. Wrap a tables­ 17 Qaomatrleal flg- derstanding the Influence that will gov­ EITH&P. (S ) ftter Trek (D Entertelnrnem Tonight dies for Household Pest*,’’ which bsok-braaksr (2 ern you In the year ahead. Send lor your GD IndapaMant Natwork Naw* there any other thing that will do poon or two of the spice mixture includes nnore moth rem edies as uia 41 Heavy alaapara ® (8 ) Cotby Show (CC) Cliff and Clair GD k)im ft Tammy wda.) S3 Navar (poat.) Astro-Graph predictions today. 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Others who would like (cont) 46 Language auffix wd.| SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) There the heat is melting the agitated Delia Det- erage from Denver, CO (60 min ) (R) DEAR RAY: First of all. don’t I I CupM (8) MOVIE; 'Beech Red' Two men gat tinger (60 min ) Part 3 Hang a few of these bags in each a copy o f this issue should send |l r 33 Facile 46 Awaken S7 BrIatIa Is a change taking place today that will caught up in the horrors of the Marina inva­ [M AX] The Movie Sftow leave mothballs on the floor of a 17 Wild ox YESTERDAY WAS(3NEOF ( BECAUSE r TOOK ^ (8) Local Newt closet or place a couple In drawers 36 Sown (Fr.) SO See S9 Small roll prove to be advantageous to you mate­ SOME DAY SOME SHRINK sion of Red Beach Cornel Wilde, Rip Tom, [USA] Edge of Night for each copy to Polly’s Pointers, In 31 Hitaing sound t h e h i g h p o i n t b o f m y 1 TWELVE aATH6 / closet if you have pets or small and boxes. The spice mixture may 39 Body of water 61 Ibaan charactar rially. 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Be sure to include the 43 Aquatic animal cret to negotiating a successful agree­ Ok unorthodox methods to stamp out crime 8 Woman of tha World: Woman Who spice known as melange Kyle MacLach- let’s move on. to other moth but be sure to protect the fabric title 11 r .Frank Sinatra, Martin Balsam, Verna 41 Pardon ment today Is to try to make It as desir­ Hava It All (60 min.) tan, Francesca Annis, Kenneth MacMillan remedies. from direct contact with the spices u Bloom 1977. 1984 Rated PG-13 In Stereo POLLY 47 RIvar In Europe able for the other party as you want It to [C N N ] CNN Evarring Naw* You might want to try this herb D 41 Dawn goddaas IB ‘ (0) Novele: Monte Cefvarlo and spice mixture. It lasts quite a be (or yourself. (E S P M Auto Racing '86: Formula Ona 1: 0 0 A M ® I Lov* Lucy P 10 Noun suffix AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Pab. 19) Where (B) This Old Houee (CC) Grand Prlx From Paul Rtcard, Franca. (90 long time and helps repel moths. IB (D Dynasty 11 Long tims ifu min.) 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Bv Hul Beck Mets flip luck, Sox flop; Series is tied 7-for-17. "The matchups favor us. The Asseeldted Press 'Hioy're pItcMng on short rest and that’s tough." By B«n Wolk«r BOSTON — History hangs heavy Spoken bravely after losing two The A«oclat«

Bv Dov* O’Horo left the World Series squared at two for tourney “ I ’m a leadoff hitter. I ’m sup­ single when Boston scored twice in hit when we need It,” said second The Associated Press games apiece. posed to get things going.” Boggs “ I hope we don’t have to be the eighth inning, shouldered baseman Marty Barrett, who patient too long this time. I hope we coach? “ These arq two fine players and Cop as sold. "1 haven’t done anything.” There Is hope yet for the East BOSTON — Wade Boggs and Bill blame for grounding into a forceout wasted a double and a single while don’t have to wait until spring.” they will come out of it; they have "When you don’t score, you don’t with the bases loaded in the first Catholic boys’ soccer team, as far Buckner are hurting, so are their batting between Boggs and With a 2-1 lead in the series come out of it before.” McNamara win, and that’s frustrating,” said against New York starter Ron as qualifying for the state tournn bats. And that’s hurting the Boston Buckner. "A ll we needed was a big McNamara could afford to gamble added. Buckner, who, like Boggs, spent Darling. ment. The Eagles evened their Red Sox. hit at the right time, but we a little. He gave right-hander Ai Boggs. Boston’s leadoff hitter, plenty of time in the trainer’s “ I had a shot at him in the first record at 6-6 Wednesday with a 2-ti Boggs led the American League couldn’t get it.” Nipper his first postseason not a big deal and Buckner, the No. 3 batter, are room. victoi'y over South Catholic In an inning, but the man pitched well, opportunity. with a S57average. and Buckner, a hobbled by leg and foot injuries, All Connecticut Conference match one-time National League batting didn’t give us anything to hit,” Although the Red Sox managed but insist on playing. Boggs and Buckner were not the Evans said. at Eagle Field. South drops to I- in-1 champ, hit 16 homers and drove in Just 12 hits in the last two games. Nipper, who hadn’t pitched in 17 C O V E N TR Y They contributed as Boston, only culprits as Boston left 11 ” We had an opportunity to score In the ACC and 1-11-1 overall East 102 runs. McNamara said he would not make days since the regular season, had - What’s It like bidding for its first World Series runners on base, including seven in some runs, but we didn’t.” said must win two out of Its three Suddenly, though, their bats arc any lineup changes for Game 5 one bad inning — the fourth. Gary having a cop tor championship in 68 years. Jumped scoring position in Game 4. catcher Rich Gedman. who had remaining games, or win one and quiet — at a most unfortunate time tonight before the Series moves Carter hit a two-nin homer and a coach? to a 2-6 start in New York. They had to take a major share of three of Boston’s seven hits. tie one, to qualify for post-season for their team. back to New York for a weekend Ray Knight got an RBI single for a You m ight Thonghts But. except for a single by Boggs the blame, though. Boggs was "That’s going to happen some­ play. “ I have to be concerned, but windup. 3-0 lead. The Mets got their other think that in Game 3, they’ve been hand­ O-for-5, leaving five runners on times. Now we’ll find out what ApLENtv East’s next game Is Saturday at what can I do about it?” Manager cuffed as the Mets won 7-1 Tuesday "W e won over 100 games with runs on a two-run homer by Len would cause base. Buckner was O-for-4 and also we’re made of This is what it’s all some profound II a m. a m against Northwest John McNamara said after the Red night and then tied the best-of- this lineup. ” he said "W e’ve been Dykstra in the seventh and a solo Len Auster left five men stranded. about.” patient with it before.” thought, some Catholic In West Hartford Sox’ 6-2 loss to the New York Mets seven series Wednesday night Dwight Evans, who bad an RBI shot by Carter in the eighth, both The Eagles, who missed several “ We’re Just not getting the key Then, he added: off reliever Steve Crawford. hidden beliefs Sports Editor about what a scoring opportunities in the early police officer Is going, finally capitalized at 2fl really like. when senior Sean Powers look a feed from sophomore Joe Gorman Something. kids do pick you up. They’re a great New York is staging and one-timed the ball In the back Sox’ Evans wants Not true bunch of ^rls. They’re always of the net for a 1-n East lead The question was put to the trying hard and always giving me East, which oufshot the Rebels tri-captains of the Coventry High 100 percent.” Lombardo said. revolution at Fenway 34-12. dominated play for the rest of School girls’ soccer team Tuesday. The Patriots, so to speak, are the the match and at 14:50 of the Mets’ bats checked Their coach. Paul Lombardo, Is a other side of the coin for Lom­ Bv Horrv Atkins “ Gary Carter is having the kind police officer with the Manchester bardo. He said they cynicism, second half Powers score his The Associated Press of Series everybody knew he would Police Department. Any thought Hirtld photo by Pinto second goal of the game Senior Bv Howord Ulmon which builds up from the Job. Itself, have.” Mets Manager Davey John­ League playoffs, they claimed by the girls. Lisa Talaga. Stacey is partially released by his outside Kevin Lawrence sent a pass to The Associated Press Houston irftcher Mike Scott scuffed MCC's Kevin Langan (14) finds his path day at Cougar Field. The Cougars put up Powers which he converted for I he BOSTON — The New York Mets, son said. “ No one bit in the Robertson and Rim Hodge, of duties. " It ’s hard sometimes to up the ball. League President Chub final score of fhe game Powers led by Gary Carter and Len playoffs. It was Just a tough, tense having a cop for a coach. draw the line (from being totally blocked by Mitchell's Matt Reney (12) in a valiant effort, but fell to the nationally BOSTON — Are the New York Feeney said there was no evidence now has 12 goals for the season Dykstra, are finding Boston is the time. But, certainly, he has done Not really. ” We didn’t know at cynical).’’ he said. ’’Sometimes it’s their collegiate soccer match Wednes- ranked visitors, 5-4. Mets cheating? to support that contention. perfect place to stage a revolution. enough already to have a great first he was a cop.” Talaga said, hard to remember most kids are The defense turned In on excel Boston right fielder Dwight DyfcMra saM the same was true lent performance and was led by Carter hit a pair of home runs, World Series." "but that’s what he does,” she good; they’re not like that (all p^ans, after watching 160-pound of Evans’ suspicions. sophomore sweeper Ron Cote driving in three runs, while Dyk­ For Dykstra. however, it’s busi­ a d iM matter of factly. ” I thought bad). This has helped me look at Len Dykstra hit two home runs in "That’s line with me” II Evans fullback Dave Schroeder, and stra hit a two-run shot to lead the ness as usual. The 5-foot-8 center he might be tough, but he’s not any the other side of things.’’ two consecutive World Series wants to look at his bats. Dykstra MCC hooters come up short goalie Scott Lima The latter had II Mets to a 6-2 victory over the Red fielder was platooned daring the different (from any other coachl Lombardo remembers some­ Sox. squaring the World Series at regul ar season but played so well in games, says it’s time to find out said, "th a t’s a compliment.” saves In recording the shutout Robertson interjected. thing from the first time he showed back at the 26:21 mark, when Rich two games apiece Wednesday the postseason that Johnson simply ’We’ve got to check that kid’s Dyfcstra’s two-run homer in the So close and yet so far. This must Saturday at I p.m. at Cougar Field. No difference. up for practice in his uniform. " I Woodward scored from 10 yards nigM. can’t take him out of the lineup. p t We’ve got to check a few other ninth inning oI Game 3 in the NL be the feeling of the Manchester Freshman Scott O’ Meara, an If you think about it. their fell some apprehension, especially Community College men’s soccer out following a cross from Quintero iTiat gave Hie Mets new hope that bats.” Evans said after the Mets playoffs gave New York a 8-5 All-Stater out of Granby and responses were those that you from the freshmen the first time I team. Tbe Cougars lost a hard- currently leading goal-scorer to cut Mitchell’s lead to 4-2. they would yet fulfill the destiny Dykstra hit .904 in the NL evened the series with the Red Sox victory over the Astros. He ho­ QIrts Volleyball WOULD expect. These ore good showed up in uniform. But after fought decision to Mitchell College among New England Junior col­ Quintero was Involved In the they felt was theirs from the first playoffs, with a ninth-inning home at two games apiece with a 6-2 mered to lead oH New York’s 7-1 kids. They don’t ha ve preconceived awhile everyone gets used to It.” of New London. 5-4. Wednesday at leges. scored three goals for the Cougars’ next score, at 32:00, when day of spring training. run to win the third game. He’s victory Wednesday night. Game 5 victory in Game 3 of the World MH8 swept is scheduled tonight. negative notions about the police. ” I never had an Impression tol a Cougar Field. Tbe visitors are P^uots to stave off the late charge he crossed the ball to David Duffy “ I think we all got our second hitting .375 in the World Series and Series Tuesday night. But for Lombardo, a 10-year police officer). I Just saw him as r a n M second in New England by the Cougars O’Meara scored in front of the goal, and Duffy fired ENFIELD — Homeslanding breath and wind after the playoff his two home runs tie him with " I ’m dead serious. We’re going In the seventh inning Wednesday veteran with the Manchester force, our coach.” Hodge did say. Junior college circles, and 16th two goals in the first half and it home to narrow the gap. 4-3 Fermi High made short work of series with the Astros,” Carter Carter for the Series lead. to check some bats tomorrow,” he night, he belted a two-run shot that his association with teenagers — Isn’t that the way It’s supposed to nationally. Carlos Quintero countered with his Manchester High In CCC East said. "T don’t mean to harp on it, " I think Lenny is In another added. "Some balls c a rrM awftil Evans had in Ms glove but lost ftntmy tonight.” good ones — has helped him in Ws be? ” We played with the most first of two scores to make It 2-t at Division girls’ volleyball action but I think it was significant. zone,” Johnsonsaid. “ ForaroOkle when he hit the right-fteM fence. It But. O’ Meara closed the door on profession. "Your general outlook intensity we've shown all season the half. Wednesday with a three-set sweep ‘ I t ’s not to say that we didn’t to excel in the big games the way he Evans reftised to say which Other gave the Mets a S-6 lead. MCC when he scored his third goal as a police oHicer Is you get and bounced back from a 4-1 delicit Mitchell looked as If they would Tbe scores were 15-4. 15-1 and 15-7 cxpect-a tough Series here, but we has is phenomenal. He has really players’ bats he wanted toim pm . "It carried hack toward center, ” Maron to rttcuo of the match at 35:45 from 12 yards cynical. You think ’what are they in the second hall to make it run off and hide from the Cougars Fermi also won the Junior did have a long, hard series with performed well all year. Forhim to “ le t Hietn think about it ” he Evans saM. " ft also carried a Httle out for a 5-3 lead. Quintero said. up to.’ Working with these girls, The CCC Divisional Cress Coun­ Interesting.” MCC coach David when Matt Reney tallied the first converted off a through pass from varsity match. 15-0 and 15-4 Houston. Theonedayoffbeforethe hit the ball as hard as he has in the ftmny. ft carried lUrUier than It yon realize most kids are pretty try Meet was scheduled today for FPrrell commented. MCC remains Dave Bello to Inch the Cougars to Paige Lepak served well in the World Series really wasn’t Series, it’s really amazing.” Coik hwerted into the head of a shcnld have.” two goals of the second half to give good natnred and when they do the Meriden Golf Coarse but «hie to winiras at O-tO-1 and entertains the the Pequots a commanding lead. within 5-4. Time Just ran oul on third set fortheIndians. l-t2forthe First baseman Keith Hernandez, W can make balls travel farther something (wrongi It’s from im- construction there, the CCC wss Harvard Junior varsity squad season. H ie Mets came staggering into the team’s acknowledged leader, ibe practice violates basebali “ Lenny has surprised a M of 4-1, However. MOC bouced right MCC after a valiant effort rules. matnrity,” said Lombardo, a grad­ left to scramble far a new site on Manchester resumes action F ri­ Hie World Series after getting past paid Dykstra perhaps the biggest peepfr,” Johnson saM. “ He’s a Evans didn’t get mudh suppoit uate ftren Bryant College with a short notice. Tliat’s when Jell day at 3: SO pm at Rockville High Houston in the pressure-packed compliment. ofrong Itttie guy. He's no weakling. bachelor’s degree in law Maron, Vfickham P a rt superin­ Natioaal League playoffs where "Dykstra sets the tone for our from his manager, John McNam­ He's get an awIM galck hat.” Baumgartner cops world wrestling crown ara. while Mets’ Manager Davey enforcemcirt. tendent stepped in. George Snltor, they bit tmly .189. ball team.” said Hernandez, who "Yen may say, *How can he Mt The reward for Lombardo is the Manchester High hoys’ conch, Johnson said Evans was welcome home runs for a man his s4i*?' ” CM W r bit only .148 with no went hitless in three at-bats, twoW d. He gets to he in vol ved with contacted Maron and, after some BUDAPEST Hungary (AP) - seconds at one point The Ameri­ third place Wednesday with a to inspect New Yotk’s hmiber Mets' rigit Welder Darryl Straw- M IM IWtl88W8»8r I4 ■ ----- M . “He’s a PM8 a sport w h M he Mkes, he played momentary heMtatlon, the Wick­ American Bruce Baumgartner de- can outpointed the Soviet 0-2 technical touch victory at 5:24 over WE DELIVER i pnQrOTiB. Ram type bdllplayer. Lenny’s a banyaali, '%MbabasavcrygaaiB tiiraned tUlist David Gobedzfsbvili Andreas Schroeder of East Ger­ Mongolia’s Lurangin Enhbajar “ i don’t want to bear about it ’ ’ soccer In Intramwrals In college, ham P a rt boss gave the Central It you haven't received your ButCaiter, afterdreambigfor is pig pen. He always has tobacco In Mea o f ban h> basMIe Hie bat. Hs o f tile Soviet Unfon in the 130- many beat Bulgaria’s Atanas Tbe American led 14-2 Manchester Herald by 5 p m McNamara said when tOM of and he gets a break ftetn his OoimecWcnt OonferaiKe nsesge of yean of playtag ta a World Series, his mouth and on his shirt. He KkOhalo knows wbM to do. Daeple JaM Atanasov S-t for the bronze. weekdays or 7 30 s m Saturdays Evans’ statements. regkmcffted tistles. the besnUtal landscspe for the knogram (t87-fMnmd) final of the wasn’t about to bave tbe thuam always has a grimace on his face. — deresUmate btm." W orn Wrestling Championships Last year Baumgartner had to be Jim Sherr of tbe United States please call your carrier It you’re Boston right fielder Dwight Evans (24) goes high In en "He can Oheeb tbm all be •'Betag a police omcer. yen deal “ He can share a foxhole with me. Ifrw Yoik batting tastraCWr Bftl content with a bronze medal. captured the bronze in the 90- unable to reach your carrier call turn into a nightmare. Through wants,” Jobnaon said. (nwMiyI wMi people in treeftle,” The hoys'varsity race Is set for 4 Wotintaday. four games. Carter has hit .412 with If we’re in a foxhole together, he’s attempt to snare Lenny Oyfcstra's seventh-inning fly ball RoMmon saMbebadnohnewledge Baomgartner. who is also the David Shultz of the United States kilogram (196-pound) division, subscriber service 647-9046 by 6 P * Mets now find themselves of Dykstra docMriRB bis bats. he saM. "Here, far a cliasige. p.m. with the girts’ vatsAy ran at pm weekdays or 10 a m Saturdays two borne runs and a Series-leading going to be the night watchman I ’ll against the bullpen fence. Evans slammed Into the fence yoB’retieaMng with goodkWs.lt’sa 4;Mp.m. AnMCOCscheotawiBhe Otympic champion, kept the hap­ lost a chance at gold in the dixisfon beating Roberto Limonta of Cuba ndijected to aoonsations ratbci "He's bit aoane baMs Hut aa« tor quaranteed delivery seven RBI. sleep and he won’t fall asleep.” very nice relcawe from wort. The ten Soviet on the mat for 45 Tliesday, hut rebounded to gain 6-2 and lost the baN^with Dykstra galting a homerun out of ft. than making tbem. h tbe National amazing,” in v o l^ . MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Oct. 23,1666—21 ‘Cosby unmoved by the World Series SportmhiBiUf NHL roundup

ttaaelwll g M i«. A M Saa and NewtiMPlrBreta, aaly past flnr years, and the arer- B e ts 'yi vietery tbeadby night ht UConn soccer Hanks Providence “Vbo have ib' (SMarge ir t» the the aeeand all prlmerdme aerfea, whelming saeeeaa a# " th e CasSy Gam es. "Origfaally. wewereptoeaiagae phenometiai atteeeiw thar the *h*«*» »Mja. TUdd Young and Chris w i l l j b right tbV'emaay. will air Berweea g p.m. and F3 » pvOfMWr IWW venae eaeh game. RWmflIbU DwCV hv ^P0wvOW» ‘"l^llavetbdb'ir. IraargaaMy pm., Witt ite game's afUeiaf K eif mOYied UCoim to IM -I oYerall. The Friars stand at The Pittsbu’rgb Penguins' can ” rfywfr«.H » a theamagght the aeeiie hrgeiag fwa' games at ihew fart's Shea gaaahfag ad teeth. teievlaiaii." Witt the e M d Series dVawhH' hrgpdiygleeharf." ^hadhate. the passihiliiy^ arsae aT "5tow that Kew fark won hauing^ayed a tougher schedule, appear to have ^ but first they'll have to change th e hraadieaata aT thia year’a rattnga hetwaea gp and » and tUesdey aighc. we're guar anteed edge far the fourth and final spot for the upcoming M g East their hicfc in PMIadelpMa. SftoOl paetaeaaaa . prWWVtv WVFV aeries games be(wee» the Saewa audleaee shares h» the die aver the dreaming a htde easier siW the returning haaee tor GaasesS dead. at least Game 5." CiMferenee Tonmament to be held in Storrs on Nov. »-p. " I ’m sure the Flyers will play os iusM isiunked fonrtb h> New England and is unlikely to get an the same way tbeitobresdld.’’ said IfWfti at-large M to the NCAA Tonmament. The only way the ffuskies Pittsburgh's Randy Cunnej^'orth can make «, seemingly, is to win the Big East Conference after bis goal gave Pittsburgh a 5-4 overtime viciory over Buffalo Wednesday night and set the stage A m W w m i has three home games left on its schedule, beginning for an bitrigiring matchup of the rfdWH SCOREBOARD wKh Sunday*s I p.m. contest with Perni State. league’s last two undefeated COIMI teams. "P m sure they’ll try to play Lots/ a physical game against os.” tovet LMMMMMNMlfy VHo P«rrone tfamfotit at UM att PSPrOMr With a 7-0 record, the Penguins AMWKROT, Mass. — Vito Perrone, East Catholic High need Just one more victory to fie the B m n U e t h m M art Seftool g n & m te, has had several standont performances tMs league record for most wins at the 1 for the Unlversily '— of ...... Massachusetts.- Perrone, a jnnior start of a season. The Toronto 0 Maple Leafs won eight straight at iinsl^ limhaeker, is second in tackles with « for the Minotemen. J He tos 4B solo and 26 assisted tackles for the Minotemen. the start of the 1934-35 season and Buffalo matched that with a streak UMassisS-l for the season (3-1 in the Yankee Conference) with ■r, her. IS at the start of 1975-76 •my Its next game Saturday at I 30 p.m. against conference rival r^otf. vr But the Penguins will have to F 7^ ioaurj TO, OT Boston Unhrersfty at Nickerson Field in Boston. naiPdBpPd dUMsas beat a longtime Jinx in order to ? i r . « ^ -M .M — ------enter the record books. They've » T N.Y., 7:30 om. Loot* r ^ o e t n punier p AttonVo vs. ChfeoBP of WUshiviWe, T«nn., ACC to host UofH hoop clinic haven’s won in their last 33 visits to COfffi IX series netfM 9VWWTW1 pr-Hr 7:30 p.m. the Spectrum, going 0-31-2 since WtaCW rO ct.a apvtf p Houston vs. PMMdMOhto of LofUrefst, » TWi Of aestdn W E S T HARTFORD — The All Connecticut Conference will winning there in 1974 C Afisw MWner a let., PSa p.m. V Ie l ism . apmerp pr-« Son AnVento vs. USohof Logon, USoh, 10:30 sponsor a basketball clinic for all schools to be given by the The Flyers, who weren’t in c Somnnup Sttea University of Hartford Hawks on Tuesday, Nov. 11, at 7:30 p.m. at action Wednesday night, are also Senrrorat p rceltona vs Socromerrto c4 RedWng, off to a fast start with a 5-0 mark Teiwe cam., 70:30 pjn._ the Northwest Catholic High School gymnarium in West In Wednesday night's other Lett Ptsdsys BasMs Hartford Vfern guston (eew^WofNiewYork (oorune MVW TCmlC Mfhroufcee vs. PhttodsTohto of Tiaco- games. Quebec defeated Toronto I 1*0, s iwtessorr, S25 p.m. esT 1 '1 r. -X SU^s e MOW, Ato., 7:30 O.m. Hartford head coach Jack Phelan will lead his team in 7-1; the New York Rangers Tsutet» Alkmta vs. Chtcoao of Rfchmorrd, Vo., • demonstrating their drills and practice sessions, and wll also Gooden p p.m. trimmed Los Angeles 5-4 In over­ Faun Coner c Boston of OoBos, 1:30 p.m. conduct stationary drills. The clinic is open to all public, all high time: Montreal nipped Detroit 4-3: fared aoeftmon or-m Son AnSente of Denver, V;3D p.m. schools and elementary schools. • t i i t l Orrsfrpcf L.A. Ledeers vs. Phoenix of Albr^ Minnesota routed St Louis 8-3: T erom T Kmetd » w : . oueroue, N.M., 10:30 p.m. Calgary beat Edmonton 8-3. and Narfi IM i0.IM SiR2 Hernonaer la Vancouver turned back Boston 5-1. Won, Strowberrv rf Coventry Soccerfeet on Saturday Cunneyworth scored at 2:30 of wawrowK sorrow Wllsen S overtime after Mario Lemleux got itopa COVENTRY — The annual Coventry Soccerfest will be held portf eu rS M eOrRM weep pfi-S-dtr a pair of power-play goals for Oytstruef 51T2 8oegs» 5aoa TPMson 3b Saturday with the event including a tag sale, youth soccer games AP photo whffe S c h o la s tic Pittsburgh late In the third period, pmmn » site aorrerf K> 4 a3 a tM ri^ p and two varsity soccer games. Fleas J a a 0 Buck nr Tb s aaa Mcrunn pb his lOOth and lOlst in the NHL It New York’s Mark Osborne (right) jumps Garden. Kings' goalie Darren Eliot Ison fer C 4 7 3 3 Rice If 4 11 a Mlfcbeil pbS Proceeds from the tag sale, which starts at 10 a m. and runs all was Pittsburgh's third overtime 4 13a Berriorem 3aaa McDoweff p for Joy after scoring the winning goai in the Ice while teammates Jay Weils and 6642. OledU p day, will help support the high school athletic department. Youth victory of the season. 4 a 2 I Evens rf 3 1 T I lllliif-lim ifl x-CMiifry overtime against the Los Angeles Kings 4 a a a Cedmonc 4a30 Orosco p games will be held all day while the Coventry boys’ varsity will "They played us tough, but we Craig Redmond watch. The Rangers 4 12a Henrtrsn cf 3ao T Aeonero p M The Bennet boys' ond oirls' cross host Rocky Hill at 11 a.m. and the girls will host Bacon Academy Wedneaday night at Madison Square Femcnder p courrfry teams Iwfh come ewev with kept plugging away and eventually w o n , 5-4. 4 a 0 0 Owen s$ T ao a at 1 p.m. The boys’ Junior varsity will entertain Woodstock, also Grenwl pn 0 000 PskSisk p i ’i 4Pp4 yfcforfes Wednesday osKifnsf cres- made things happen.” Pittsburgh Romero ss 000 0 TetaM sfewn rival (fling Junior High. The at 1 p.m. Coach Bob Berry said. tsMSi . y - Bennet boys defeated iiiinn, 17-40, M 4 I3 4 TeMSt tttrt while the Bennet ^rls wen, 17^. Pittsburgh trailed 4-2 with 5:25 Trailing most of the game, the own rebound past Detroit goal- series last spring. Wednesday Pot Dwyer ond Oove Hooolond look Rangers pulled Into a 4-4 tie on night's game was the first matchup New I New Vert aa 3M 2fa-« left in the third period when tender Greg Stefan refuti S*»-2 i,* the top two spots In the boys' race with Red Auerbach to speak at UConn defenseman KJell Samuelsson's ” We’ re only fooling ourselve.s if between the Alberta Province llling'slinn's DoveOove Ohol4rla(Ghobrlat securing third' Buffalo's Jim Hofford was given a Coll Ganw-WInfilns RBI — Corfer (1). poslfk _ five-minute major penalty for first NHL goal with 6; 45 remaining we say we played well in a 4-3 loss rivals since that series, E— Oedrrwn.____ OR— Boston____ 1 1 : LOB-Wew H o c k e y Mlflen. Adore Llnberner, Lori LoLl- STORES — Red Auerbach, president and general manager of C76C1 York 4, Boston 1l. 2B— Borretl, Gedmon, t-Air.’ btrfc, and KrlsfKristen Mahoney, • sweof fhe slashing Bob Errey Lemleux In the third period. to the Stanley Cup champions.” Doug Risebrough. Gary Suter, top three sloJlots■ ■ I forI Bennet . In fh4___ girls' the NBA World Champion Boston Celtics, will vl^t the University Sfrewberrv, Corfer, Rice. HR— Corfer 2 scored his ninth and lOfh goals for The winning goal was set up Detroit Coach Jacques Demers Hakan Loob and John Tonelll also (2J,Orltsfrd(2).Sfl— Bockmon (1), Wllson2 race. The Roms' fop finishers rrere of Connecticut campus on Tuesday, Nov. 18. for a special <3» SSR— R -I Menderson. Soroh ‘Whlnnem (fourth), and (torlent the season 1:09 apart to tie the when Mark Hardy pulled down said. "W e got beat In the corners, scored for Calgary, which won Its IP H R ER BB SO NHL ilMHfInit Johns (seventh). speaking engagement. score Cunneyworth then tapped In Kelly Miller from behind on a we didn’t fake the rebounds and we third game against three losses New Yerk , Bow' Results: 1. Dwyer (B). 2. Auerbach's appearance Is part of the Student Union Board of Hooglond (B1, 3. Ohobrlol (Ij, 4. a pass from Dan Frawley midway breakaway In the last minute of got very lazy at certain places” this season. Glenn Anderson had Oomna w, i-t i * o o 6 * Governor’s fall lecture series. The program will began at 8 p.m. two goals and Esa TIkkanen one for McDowell 23 3 2210 Phllltas (18), 5. A lp ^ (l|), 4. Russo through the overtime period. overtime. Given the man advan­ POWfCM iFfwIfWII (Bl, f. Schefdemon (I), I. Pyrof (U. V. In Jorgensen Auditorium with tickets priced at 14 for general tage. the Rangers won It as the struggling Oilers, who have Orosco S, 1 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 W L T Rfs OPOA Williams IB), 10. Myers (I) . Goaltender Hoberto Romano Pmsbvrcrn 2 0 0 14 3t 24 admission and 82 for UConn students. Osborne scored Into an open net Canucks 5, Bruins 1 four wins and four losses so far. Nipper L, ai 6 7 3 3 1 2 Girls' Results: 1. LImberner (B), 2. stopped 36 shots as he won his sixth Rfiliodeipnfo 10 23 Hsrild photo by PInlo LoLlberte IB), 3. Mohonev (B). 4. Anyone interested in obtaining tickets should write to; SUBOG following a rebound of a shot by Crawford 2 4 3 3 0 2 New Jersey 23 consecutive game. Patrik Sundstrom scored two WIcki 6 Whlnnem (I), S. Turek (B). 4. Pober Tomas Sandstrom. Walt Pod- Sffsiler“ 1 1 . 0 0 -0 0- NY Rdosefs « 3V (B), 7. Johns (1), I. Oulberoer (B). V. Lecture Committee, c/o Student Union, U-8, University of Nordlquet 7, Leafs 1 goals as Vancouver ended a North Stars 8, Blues 3 batke Umpires— Home, Brinkman (A U ; Plrsf, NY ISlOislonoers S 23 20 CroB$ed aword$ Flynn (B), 10. Pot Connecticut, Storrs, Ct.. 06268. Checks should be made payable duhny. who had four assists, also four-game losing streak. time MontoeueMenfoeue (N(NL>; LI; Second, RordFord (A U ; WdsMnolon 2 4 1 S 27 VopprM (II. 2 Dino Clccarelli and Dirk Gra­ Third, KltSer (M U ; Left, Evons (A U ; Otriaen to; The University of Connecticut. Peter Stastny scored two goals helped set up the goal. Stu Kulak, with his first NHL Boski 2 R(|fhfj^ Wendejsfedl (MU and set up another to pace Quebec The win was the first in 25 goal. Dave Lowry and Moe Lemay ham each scored twice and goalie Party Quebec 4 3 3 10 37 33 BoHon High's Qerry DePold (S) gerts hiB Bulldogs with six goals. Bolton Is r - 3 ; 2 2 . A—3 3 ,9 10 . Boston 4 3 0 I 24 23 over Toronto. Mike Eagles. Ken regular season overtime games for also scored for the Canucks, who Karl Takko played strong in a proori legs crossed with Cromwell's Scott currently 1-9-3 for the season and plays Monfreol 3 1 7 27 27 Quinney. Brent Ashton. Randy the Rangers, who had not won in won for fhe first time since opening relief role, leading Minnesota over dealeale W irld SsriM compotHh box Buffalo 4 2 4 20 24 Harrah’a Odds Hayhurst performing well for UNH Call U Ho^ord 1 2 1 3 IS 22 Majeski In a C O C contest earlier In the at Windham Tech on Friday. Mollcr and Jeff Brown also scored overtime, going 0-12-12 since Jan their season-opener. LIdster and SI. Louis. Series fled 2-1 CAMPBSU.CONPERBNCE year In Bolton. OePold laads the NEW HAVEN — Junior linebacker Rob Hayhurst, an East for Quebec. 6. 1985 the Vancouver defense almost Clccarelli, whose goals came In BATTINO SUMMARY 0MW0S0 Catholic High School graduate, is making the most of Increased Wendel Clark’s sixth goal of the the first two periods, now has 10 for BOSTON Toronto 20 21 Canadlens 4, Red Wings 3 completely shut down the Boston Ob r h 2b 3b hr rM ors Minnesota 31 24 N i m h ’i i d d i playing time with the University of New Haven football team. season was Toronto’s lone score. attack. Boston's Paul Boutlller the season. A power-play goat at Hendersnef 14 3 4 0 0 1 3 SI. Louis 15 1» Hayhurst, seeing more action due to Injuries, has 18 prim ary and The Maple Leafs, one of the worst Rookie Shayne Corson and scored In the third period to spoil 3:31 by Minnesota’s Ron Wilson Barrett 2b 17 0 7 1 0 0 2 .412 Oifrolf IV 24 RENO, vwva Nev. (APIxr-^v e --- — This tv*iv euvwweek's odds teams In hockey last season, had a Bobby Smith scored 2:15 apart In sent the North Stars ahead to Rice If Chicooo 20 3S Cinadlint 4. Rid WIngi 8 Rangiri 5, Klngi 4 (OT) IS assisted tackles for the 4-1 Chargers. Canuck netminder Richard Bro- 3 3 1$ 4 S 1 0 0 0 .333 CinuckiB.Rrulnit ------■ Buokfor the second period to spark Mont­ OwMi ss 10 1 3 0 0 0 1 .300 "H e has been doing an excellent Job on special teams and he’s 3-0-2 record before Wednesday deur’s shutout bid. highlight a four-game North Stars FiCnIonOiillenol Feeibal)rOOIMfl LeopueL0O0UB >, coiim ww..ww<> real over Detroit Gedmon c 17 0 4 1 0 0 0 .23S Edmonton 4 4 0 I 34 30 Montrew i i g—4 gomes Invol ' teams ‘ m Ifie APTep been doing a nice Job when he’s inthere,” said Charger defensive night’s loss. burst In the midale period. Evans rf 14 3 3 0 0 1 3 .314 Comorv 3 3 0 4 2S 23 CMfreH 1 1 t-3 t 1 t 0-4 a # 1—1 Twenty and ^1-— nwTor'callen - __ _ "W e broke down all over the Corson, a 1984 draft choice who Takko entered at 15:47 of the Boons 3b 17 1 3 2 0 0 2 .174 Los Anneles 3 4 0 4 27 30 * i . .l. 1 -« ... i * »-S coordinator Steve Bush of Hayhurst. Flames 6, Oilers 3 First Period— 1, Detroit, Higgins 2 for which odds are provided ice.” said Maple Leafs Coach John starred in the Ontario Hockey opening period after Don Beaupre Buckner 1b 15 0 3 0 0 0 1 .147 WInnIpen 2 3 1 S 17 IV (Burr, Snepsts), ;44. 2, MonfreW, Richer 4 •-**• AhgvIvSj N I^ IU 3 .NFL Boylor db 7 0 1 1 0 0 0 .143 Vancouver 2 4 0 4 IS 24 ^ x ) , 1:11. 2, Los AnnelM, (ioMtollle 4 (MoxjwirTontlL^W^^ Brophy. “We had no offense and League the past two seasons, The Flames erupted for three permitted all three St. Louis goals (Ctwllos, Svobodal, 14:SV. Pcnoltlee— (Erlcksm, Dionne), V:5D (op). 3, New HurtI p 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 fvBBBMMBf B WfffVBB Corson, Ajon, mlnor-moler (liutloater, CMcoge t4 ever Detroit certainly no defense” scored his first NHL goal at 9:15. third-period goals, two by Joe while facing nine shots. Takko Oreenwllph on Pltfsburdh S, gpffolo 4, o r Y]»rt,"^ti?i7'(8aorfe^ . ^ clevelo 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 flnmlngl, 3;03; Kpeur, Del, minor-molor 12;.®: ...Los .Anneles, R o b it^ MlnnMotg 3 over______McGuire turns down Fordham post poking in a centering pass from Mullen, as they defeated the Oilers. turned away 28 shots, recording his Carpe Clemens p 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 M.... c^eol JUI m4, VII •> (eross-diecklno, tiotiKiM), 3:0; Lemleuk, i New England 4 over Suftaliluff.^. Rangeni 8, Kings 4, O T Crawford t 1 .no Quebec 7, terenfe 1 (BionneT’l v , w , n , w , NletKills7,''T3':Tl'(V,«.i i v m S 1, Id. I I (onr**S,*'&eIDDI, 3, nnV tl-.B; O^xwe l, Van (Interterence), 1l:20. fellow rookie Dave Maley to break Trailing 3-2 after one period, the second win In as many tries. in ret 0 0 0 0 0 0 Wton (sloshlngL 7:24; Gallant, Del (hlgh- Second Perta^l, Vancouver, Kulok 1 anclnnotl 4'A ever P i t ^ i Sfonlev p 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 N.Y. Ronners S, Los Anneles 4, OT Mcklnn), 12:Jf; Burr, Del (hookinp), MIomI V over rndlonapofis OSHKOSH, WIs. — Sportscaster A1 McGuire, who formerly Mark Osborne scored his second a 2-2 tie Flames completely dominated the Dennis Maruk, Willi Plett, Brian berf J Sfpifn pr-lb 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Minnesota S, SI. Louis 3 SM sr% itaH\wr', (Maxwell, LIdster), 13:25 (po). 3, Von Kansas City VVti over Tompo Bov coached basketball at Marquette University, says he recently second and third periods as they 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Colnorv 4, Bdmofiion 3 couver, Lowry , ,(Maxwell), |4:37 goal of the game, on a power play Smith, a nine-year veteran and MacLellan also scored for Minne­ _Se^d Perlod-3, Montred, Molev 2 jfeiSS?!"in; ’fiM T»H 5prnnT Penoltles— Moxwell, voh (hoidlhoL New York Jets 7 ever New Orleans turned down an offer from Fordham University to become that SA’. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Vancouver (Skrudloilondl, S:24. * “' 4, ‘ Detroit,— ...... Kllmo 4 Lfif.^povlvs RoMert t'A over Houston with 26 seconds left In overtime, to 31-goal scorer last year, scored his showed the form that allowed them sota. Rlc Nattress. Ron Flockhart Romero pr-ss 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ftMiBrnsAsamSBIHVvBQmy B h^MTVVBttauBi^Hi (O'Connell, Stefan) 7;15 (pp). S, Mont- 11:14; Johnston, Bos (trlpolng),), 12:«; school’s basketball coach. boost the Rangers over Los to upset Edmonton in a seven- Somblla p Crokj^. Bm , mtnor-molor (routing, {toltadeiph.la 3 over Son Diego fourth goal of the season — all on and Doug Gllmour scored tor the 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Los Anneles of New Jersey, 7:35 p.m reol, Corson 1 (Molev, Robinson), V:15. 4, ^ Prone Isco V ever Green Bov “ The guy called me to ask my recommendations for the Job, Angeles game Smythe Division playoff Schinhlroldl ■ p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PItlsburnb of Rtiliowphln, 7:35 p.m. •Montreal, viwMtiwi/ ^ l l h W 4 SFlWWIVIfw/ (Noslund, OvVWWUlf Svabodo) flgtdno), 17:M; Petit, Von, minor-molor Los Anoelts Roms jw o^^ Ahdnto power plays — at 11:80, Jabbinghls Blues, who led 3-2 after 20 minutes TeM t 13S IS IS 4 0 1 11 fs ownes (roughlne,fighting), 17:44. and then he said, ‘How about you?’ ’ ’ McGuire said. " I said no Full I .154 11:30 (op). Penoltles— Richer, Mon (hook- Dallas1 11 0ever ft. ■■ .Mis shier/ Hartford at Bufralp, 7:B P.m. inn).,. 7:1S; Chlosson, Det (cross­ Denver 4 ever way. St. Louis at Petrolt, 7:35 p.m. shifts checking), 10:24; Corson, Mon (hooking) (Tpntl, LkUterl, 1:0 1 5, Boston, Boutlller 2 Minnesota of Wiminnton, S:0S p.m. 12:02. Mew York Giants 3 over Woshinoton " I ’ll never go back to coaching under any condition,” he said. perto Teufel 2b colooiY m vyinnlM, l:3S p.m. Third Period— 7, Detroit, Yiermon _ 3 (Simmer, Unsemon), 2:55. 4, Voncouver, “ Why would I do a thing like that?” Shop, Gooden p Boston at Edmomon, V:is p.i .Lempv 2 (Tonti), 3:5*. Penalties— (Ogrodnick, Veltch), 14:04. Penoltles- Sundstrpm, Von (holdtno), *;43; Bur- Celtic stock may be sold to the public South Carter c Chicono at Vancouver, i0:ls p.m. Nllan,Mmto. Men, molor (fighting) 3;10;McRoe, No. 1 Miami ls wie Bkmn pr-2b Det., molor (fighting), 3:10. rldoe, Bm , molor (fluting), *:43; Lemov, Third Period—S, New York, Somuelsson 1 y m , ttwior (n^tjitoT, *:9; Crowdim/Bos No. 2 Atabonw 4 ever No. 4 Penn Stole Portti Fla ihN 6. O ltiri 8 Shon on jioal— Montreal:S-12-4—a. De- (Erlxon A t o l ^ i , I3;is. Penolhes- (sloshing), * ;» ; Peftt^n, Von (sloshing), 0. 3 M b ^ o vs. Colorado no line Montana may play again this year troll 80.4 Mlihlaon 14 oyer Indiana By Bart Ziegler compared with the reported 815 could produce some contentious tor Sc E r l e ^ , LA (hooking), S4; Williams, LA 7:S^-lj^nston, Bos (roughing), 12:41; " If they ’re up to capltaltxlngon a Pa » 4.29 Second Period—3, Buftolo, Ruff 1 (Cyr), It. Louis S • V- MONTREAL EXPOS-Nomed Eddie said on Wednesday. owner of the Boston Celtics. That Colodrv 1-14-7— 2V. 4:21 (th). 4, PltUtorgh, LoVbllee 1 Hoot scout. Oeeigla Tech 7 over Tenneteee OPEN TUES. & THURS. TIL 8 PM Boltoi 7.34 Power-ploy Ooportunmes— Edmonton Flrst Period— 1, Minnesota, Orohom 2 P tn tM ^ 171 ever N ^ Hrudey, 2S, was entering his option year. No terms of the new aspect of it alone would get it to a Woolf to some Interesting specula­ 7.71 1 of 3; coloory 0 ot 3. (Rutkowtkl, Montho), S:40 (pp). 5, (McKeoney), 2:4*. 2, St. Louis, Nottreu 1 PITTSBURGH PIRATES-Renewed the Ohio State 12 ever MInneseto value over fundamental, intrinsic tion on how the team’s fortunes tomMle 1 0 2 1 1 0 0 — Buftolo, Perreault 4 (Ruff, Polement), Cpvolllnl, itogan), 3:0*. 3, MInneseto controct ot Jim Morrison, third bosemon, contract were disclosed. Ooqlles-ertmooton, Ruhr (2V shots-23 tor one yeor. Temple SW ever Syracuse value,” said William J. Gillard. could affect the price of its stock, Twim 4 14 17 14 14 It IS oves). Coloory, Vernon (24-2lV 10:34. Penalties— Holkldls, But (hook­ Clccorelll * (Bjygttad, Broten), 3;S4 4, Rutgers I over Army Hrudey has a 46-36-11 record for his career and was third last DtRos Soyes— ScMroldl, Stanley ing), 3:43; Neal, But (hooking), 5:02; St. Louis, Pleckhort 3 (Meoghtr, director of investment policy at much like a car company’s stock A— 14,TN. Butkos, Pit (hooking), 7:1*; ^ntho. Mitsitelpol aw ever Vanderbilt season in goals-against average among NHL goalies. He was pcrsoi Referee— Oove Newell. Linesmen— Nottress), 13:S». S, St. Louis, OHmour Ba^NUoifAMoctotlen Wisconsin 1 over llllnolt Kidder Peabody & Co. can he depressed uriien it has M IW YORK Pit llnter- DENVER NUGOETS-Extended the W te . Swede Knok, Randy Mitten. 1 (Potlowskl), 15:47. Penolty— Reuse, Oeoroto 7W over Kentucky second In save percentage. sluggish sales or boosted by a hot tp h r er bbi femce), 14:41. Min (Interference), 17:4*. center. Southern MUtlttlpM 4W over Tutane “ It’s an interesting concept,” 248 SPRUCE 8T. 14 7 1 0 V 12 a n Third Perlod-4, Buftolo, Orlando 1 GOUJEN STATE WARRIORS— Waived Oklahoma State 13W over Kontoi added Bob Woolf, a sports attorney new model. Lands OrpScD f 2 3 1 3 2 0 0 0 4 a n HhnllqunT.MipliLNfil (Polement, Perreault), 4:41. 7, Pltts- Second Perted—4, Minnesota, Moruk 3 Gory Plummer, forward. MANCHESTER burgh, Lemleux * (Mentha, LoVUIlee), whose clients include Celtics’ star "Let’s assume it was a pure STO exv;^ worfie SMi 1 2-3 0 0 0 1 1 a n (Musll), 1:15. 7, MIrmetota, Wilson 2 HOUSTON ROCKETS— Signed Jim Pe- Rams finally sign Henry Ellard oufrec Olid 0-0) 1 7 5 1 1 3 4 1.2V 14:9 (OP). S, Pittt^reh, Lemleux 10 (Blugstod, Broleni, 3:3* (pp). *, 2 tbiYe-veor contract. forward Larry Bird. “ A lot of common stock.” Gillard said. "It M c D r ^ l 3 4X3 5 2 2 3 0 ?.n 1 1 s -v (Rutkowtkl, Siren), 14:02 (pp). suiMiiiwwtwtMinnesota, f^sviiPlett 1I kvTilgUiir(Wilton, vron'Gron- MILWAUKEE BUCKS-Slgned Jim people would just love the idea of certainly would be affected by how BRAKE 646-7202 OeiS«(IM) I S 8 4 S 2 4 Penoltles— Polement, But■ (hloh-...... strand), 11 ;32. *, Minnesota, Clccorellt 10 a «o«-vear controct. ANAHEIM, Calif. - After 68 days and seven NFL ABUlltra I I S 2 2 I I First Period— 1, Quebec, Ashton 5, t0:SI sttcklno). ;14; Orlando, But (holding), regular-season games, wide receiver-punt returner Henry being a part-owner.” the team does. Larry Bird getting CENTERS, INC. IS. 14:03. Pen*• ta s » eo0 111-I------1 I tae *—Rouse,w ------s w w v t a r fMin, u lf l lt minor-I T i m O r * PHOENIX, SUNS— Wolved Joe Word, C a le n d a r W rupiixiow 1 1-331101 27.L Psnoltles— Oonnelly, Que (hloh- 7:44; HolkHm, But (roughing), 7:44; molor (roughing, fighting), 3;1S; Moc- OuoryJ, and Georg^leu^kov, torword. Ellard of the Los Angeles Rams decided Wednesday to end his The stock proposal was approved injured — it would affect It (the Bede* K i m a SI SS IS n tv SI ITS stlcklno), V;1D; Clark,, toTor r (r(rounhing), “ Rutkosnkl, Pit (roughing), 7:44; Montho, Lenon,Mln, moror-mlsconduct (fightingl, unanimously Tuesday by the stock price) .” 14:52; Mellsr, ftie (rounhinn), 14:S2; Pit (IrtpDlno). 10?07; Ramsey, Buf holdout. FALL mAINTIENANCE SPECIALS Ityto r Saw— Orosco. 3:15; Povese, StL, double minor-molor _ BANCO PI ROMA— Stoned George Oer- TODAY NBA’s Board of Governors, who "And if I go in and negotiate for Pirnus, Tor (hoWIno), 11:11. (hoWIne), 12:34; Hartman, But, mitcoiv (rouohlno, Instlgotor, hoMtagL'sTii Not- vln, guard, to

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Flexible V«w««Vs IV w w ahitts. $4.25 to atari 643-0511 FOR SPARKLING wood­ kkohchastar-Nawar taam- siiedieom„ ___ _ _.. j loportment ta 4 Men^sCustol^inoSe to teem MdoMy end hours, excellent appartwidty for od- par hour with 30 day t o «mb4 anw tce ax- work, Mia, qioM and hauaa, 2 badreums, ^ tamtty combtaottan, pos shoes ttVSAA Cost. 889. Illaitrl|p0trr Mrralft partawea pialiMad. For- toeOha, tatty uupWoht ad. Sett tor 82S. Four m o r ^ fiswe e good tmowfedge benefits. Apply rwvlaw tar ralaa, Itaxl- polntad surtocas, odd stave, ttrst floor. 8490 plus lA lE of genenal alBob proeo- for ttw cor tfdhutl- bla achaduaa, unl- wwni 1 0 : thraa toblaspoonr ot Smailt comptax. tawcwide uMItMes ond security 444- old. 449-nib.D tea, cenvantant tacottah. qoj Call Irene or Johanne, our classified Ad-VIsors duree. ExePReM pay tn person at ott. Apply tn pereon Torms, trattang and woshina soda to o quori of 73)4. dt Shady Glen worm wotar ond wosh. No mjW>.Owhar8eB43». 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ifCfMHf «r iw siss»ri ;t ‘ vf 2 ‘ UNLOP ISLAVED OOOYEM The Manchester Area IBPWITl iTMPii....m Business Community m m tm t m im nm h9 m Rich in diversity and with a Icng tradition WTRX ^ Io m I ownership and management, the Manchester area business community has ^^^uch to offer residents. KOHAMA A common thread running through the ...... m iTt/rotnis business community is an appreciation of i«^rd9fii9 iis^rmi4 the importance of personal service and satisfaction guarantee. This Business Directory is designed to 1«Vr08fll4 . arauaint residents, new or old, with some of the Manchester area’s finest businesses and the people who own and manage them.

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A-1 Hearing Aid Service rfafioty for rtra».ir W ™ - Sfree, sfoee J94«. TTheir he" LaStrada Restaurant A h **'’'*'« precedes rhew. B/W Realty Manchester Cycle Shop their Barrett Plumbing Supply Co. Manchester Herald years. 9 5 S Ilfaiii Strewf. Hfmeh«gf«r Books & Birds Manchester Sewing Machine Center 643-2741 Brown’s Liquors Meg’s Reflections Caron Motors Michaels Jewelers Creative Crafts Comprehensive Physical Therapy Movies & More Creative Crafts New England Country Woodworking DCL Physiotherapy INikki’s Restaurant Diet Center of Manchester Perry’s Automotive Supply, Inc. i ; offer, .v.rvfhiny from rraff .upplie. for (he

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f-a^^Vit;s! Seah!I,d R-Mauran. offer, a wide menu of I,alia,, : I*' Scallop (:asserTarrari7nr ,,ded r l ' Marsala, Hav oTpa^Xteastrs''""

...... 2 1 471 Hanford Rd., IManchesler 643-6165 fp — - ..1 1 T Movies & More kJii Tifed of TV? Who ya gonna call? Julio HenriquM at Movies 4 More R..r. ' Jfp V C ^rS^ n ^T ^ a fe h * Syl'vania 1 I L l ” ft ^ Movies A More is also known for ereat video mn I ? . l “v u ” ' P f 'r * - " J « H I'G E selection of movicf f t t he laresi ManlheX Shopping P1a«! ‘W!' I -.tiW . ^ ^ 1139 Tolland Tpke., Manchealer 643-6445

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We also do forelBn work Snm“ 'r ^ "P »»«rter/alternator service. Saulters Pond Hm iM photo by I Brake work/rrnv au,omo,Tv?reZ: W “P' Ivsing eouipment with printout. Great fo rL u b le sh o o ,iirsT o o rn ln d ’ " ’ ' O vm pMoftaphy b, owy Tuektr us, we also honor senior citiien discounts P Looking forward to service you - Ken 4 Marv Braithwaite 4 Staff 311 Broad St., Manchester 643-8844 B

Westown Pharmacy Welcome to Regal's Weslown Pharmacy has been serving the Manchester area for nearly forty years.^ Westown has grown by combining the friendliness of a "corner drug­ We are entering into another year of exciting men’s fashions. You are store with the wide range of services of a complete, modern pharmacy. Wes­ invited to select from the largest inventory in the area, sizes 36 short to 60 town s computerized prescription department offers efficient, dependable long. We, at Regals, are looking forward to our 46th year of service to the service to all customers, including all third party insurance programs. Manchester area. Come see whats new for fall at your most complete men’s store! 455 Hartford Rd., Manchester 643-5230 903 Main Street, Manchester 643-2478

Meg's Reflections I.-. Meg’s Reflections is celebrating its first anniversary os one of the most Economy Oil Change unique shops in Manchester. Meg’s stocks a wid • variety of specialty gifts Taking care of your car has never been so eayr. Using quality Penzoil pro­ and accessories for the hard-to-buy-for” . Unuo^al items with a classy ducts. Economy 10 Minute Oil Change, 315 Broad Street, Manchester, is flare, like Crystal Balls, wizards. Holograms, Unicorns and custom stained ready when you are. No appointment necessary, 7 days a week, our trained glass (by Meg herself), are available. Hard to find Tarot cards. New Age liter­ experts will change your car s oil and oil filter. You’ll see them perform a ature and metaphysical books are also available. complete chassis lube and follow a checklist: filling your transmission fluid, Owner Meg DePietro supplies a clientelle throughout Connecticut and power steering fluid, brake fluid, differential or transaxle, battery and wind­ parts of Massachusetts, but makes her home here in Manchester. Visit Meg shield washer fluid too. Tliey check your tires air pressure, your air filter, and today, and discover the unique. Hours: Sat., Mon. and Tues., 10-6; Wed • all belts and hoses. They finish by vacuuming your car's interior and washing Fri. 10-9. your windshield. All in about 10 minutes and all for $18.95 for most cars. 115 Center Street, Mancheiter 649-9941 315 Broad St., Manchester 647-8997

Exposure Ltd. Art & Framing Exposure Ltd. Art & Framing is located at 111 Center Street in Manches­ Taylor Rental ter. (One block from the town office building.) The owners are Jim and Sue Richards who started the business in 1974. Taylor Rental Center of Mancheater is the party professionaLJ^eddlngs’, Since then they have moved to expand their business and services. banquets, cocktail parties, lawn parties, open houses, sideWaliTMles, auc­ The majority of their business is custom picture framing. They have a large tions, antique shows, anniversary celebrations and dedication ceremonies selection of framing styles that include metnl, wood, gold leaf frames, ovds are among the functions Taylor Rental is equipped for... completely. With and the newest in framing 'Frame Mica’. Frame Mica frames take on a laue an inventory of evervthing from party tents and popcorn machines to cham­ spectrum of colors that work especially well on poster art. Customers find fne pagne fountains and glasses, we are the single source of supply for your service to be most helpful in selecting the right matting and frame combina­ party needs. tion for your piece of artwork, needlework, diploma, photo, etc. Call us before you muddle through the hectic planning stages. With our Exposure is also a great place to shop for posters, prints and they have a consultation, we take care of the details while you concentrate on making unique card selection.

I l l Center St., Manchester 649-6939 155 Center Street, Manchester 643-2496

New England Country Woodworking Front Parlour Harris Hardwoods Tl*' fronl Beauty Salon is owned and operated by Rita Kalos, a From a piece of hardwood to a commercial interior, we do it all Stockins ^ront parlour resident of Manchester. The «u«»8s we have enjoyed in t he 9 years we have been located at 465 approximately 20 different species of hardwood and pine with no mini- BEAUTY SALON mum oriters required. Projects such as Manchester State Bank (pictured); Hartford Road can be attributed to our fine experienced staff. ^vings Bank of Manchester, Burnside Avenue; Dr. Lovelace Dental of­ 465 HARTFORD ROAD We pride oursdves in providing our customers with quality perfor­ fice; sevCTd interior decorators and hundreds of private homeowners are MANCHESTER. CT mance at affordable prices. Most important however, our customers come among their satisfied clients. 649-7697 RITA KALOS, PROP. first and we try to make their visit as enjoyable as possible by providing Started in I W by David Harris and joined bv Robert Cobb in 1982 they them with a friendly and congenial atmosphere. now have a staff of craftsmen ready to serve vou and show you that quality If you have any friends t hat come to our salon, ask them what t hey t hink material, workmanship and seryices are still available. of us, or why not stop in and see for yourself? 260 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester 649-4663 465 Hartford Road, Manchester 649-7897 _____ f *>i -■■iiji I y -

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Sprint Photo

Sprint Photo (formerly known as Fromex) has, in a little over 4 years, sn' grown to become the largest photo lab of its kind in the area. Sprint Photo develops color print film in one hour, does enlargements ' ,' fU and slide processing in two hours, and has added an extensive special ser­ vices division to meet the growing photographic needs, both retail and com­ TT.rA -,*-* mercial, of the community. If you have a question - no matter how big, no matter hous small - call us. « 10«0 by Edwin CloHiait 396 W. Middle Tpke., Maneheiter 647 -1 0 8 0 Northwest View of Manchester Manchester Cycle Shop mer.****^^****^ Cycle Shop has been selling and servicing bicycles since 1950 currently handling Schwinn, Univega, Trek, Centurion and Sterling , L-, **■ ^ ’***°"' frames are stocked or special ordered. A complete line I I } » lin it of bikes, accessories and clothing is stocked to fit any age. Brown’s Package Store For winter training needs, a good supply of Schwinn exercisers are on HnutH H Shin* Hn*i f?sial»li‘-lu*i| in hliiO l»y T^’illmr Brown anti is M * I t t I I * hand. Schwinn offers the most popular DX900 model at 1279.95 or the ■ iirrentU nfirrattM) l>\ liis . \\ allrr Sitkowski. Tin* store has a large se- Airdyne at I5W.95, which is currently being used by most major hospitals i In-ltmi ol liiiiior. ronliaU ami het'r. priding iNtdl on fiuving the must exten- for physical therapy and cardio-vascuiar development. Accessories for the wivr wine seiet-tion in tlir area. exwcisers include reading stands and pulsemeters. For the avid cyclist rile \er\ hesl wines Irom the ItesI wine growing regions ol I’Vapee. Italy. ^ • he Vetta Wind Trainers. Rowing machines are new this year. (oTmuin. as wi'll a<^ California and i*ven (ioniit'etieiil an* on display in MCS is active in the sport of cycling, currently sponsoring the Brown's nnitpie wine room. \ eourteous wine knowledgahle staff awaits you Exposition \<^eelmen, a racing dubthat races throughout New England. «lionld anv assistance In* n«*edt*d in picking out that special holtit*. Members include all aaes interested in bike racing and triatheletes who work on their cycling skills. For any info regarding the team or club stop 278 Wenl Midcllel Tpke.q ManoheHter 613-7330 and see Bob Kiernan. 178 West Middle Tpke., Mancheater 649 -2 0 9 8

B/W Realty Barrett Plumbing Supply Co. en The Barrett Plumbing Supply Co. has been serving Manchester and sur- roundiim towns for over forty years. The business was started in 1942 when . their offices in 1972 with Mayor Barbara Weinberg Joseph Barrett opened a small store on Birch St. After moving to Main St. for irJic " j l' l* ‘”“7“'! ha’ been active in civic and community affairs since a five year period it was relocated to its'present address of 331 Broad St. 1965 and h a s ^ n m Real Estate since 1970. Her talented staff of realtors The business is now owned by Joe’s son Bernie Barrett, who has been with includes LI Emerson, Billy Embser, Tony Gorman, Sara Haugh, Stan (A- the store for 37 years. Like his dad, Bernie has his wife E lita^lh lake care of Weinberg and Anthony Strauss. b . the office and his son Gary as manager. Also, his son-in-law Paul Baker and We care about all the details of a real estate transaction. Whether you are Richard Demonte help with customer service. buying that first home or a bignr/smaller home or some investment prop- The store specialites in Plumbing Products and also many household needs erty, give us a call. You II be^ad we are handling your real estate needs. such B electrici items, hardware and tools. The Barrett family would like to thank their loyal customers for their patronage thru the many years and wel­ 164 East Center Si., Mancheater 647-1419 comes new customers to visit anytime. 331 Broad St., Mancheiter 649 -1 3 0 4 A-1 Hearing Aid Service

I f ^ou h « T « a hearing loaa. you're miasing more than worih and mundi... you re mieaing some of life itself. But... you probably don't have to! Diet Center of Manchester A-1 Hearing Aid Service specializes in evaluating and solving hearing 'lo s in g weight is only pan o f the emphasis at Diet Center. Dieters learn to problems. Our certified audiologist has the academic credentials and the their im m e d ia te ^ l, weight reduction, to a permanent long- ezperienee to ezamine your hearing loss and accurately identify the type. 1 maintenance. Each dieter is individuaify It it's medical, we’ll refer you to a qualifed physician. I f it can be corrected Sot’’ phases by a professionally trained Diet Center Coun- with a hearing aid, we offer a comprehensive range of services. Included are selecting and fitting and aid precisely suited to your heeds... helping you aram" '*** 'h* Center pro- become accustom^ to using it... better listening techniques... any g r ^ . stop m for a FREE initial consultation. a^ustments and maintenance... and our guarantee of absolute satisfaction. lectDieT^ntOT ^ effectiveness and price. If you do, I am certain you will se- Call for a no obligation appointment with our audiologist. We don’ t want you to miss out on any more of life. Mondav-Friday 8:30-5. I 113 Main St,. Manchester 310 Nain Street, Maneheeter 643-41S8 0 47 -04 6 9

R. T. Coach works itv**w f ” deserved reputation for high qual- Travel Time Ih eT iM /.r.r ^ y « " » Meticulous attention to detail, regai^Ms of L .!. Jr. * “ '■"*4 xutomotive experts respect and acclaim Travel Time, owned by Vickie MacKenzie, is a full service agency, catering year aiccr year. to your every travel need. W e pride ourselves in obtaining the lowest prices available in both business and pleasure travel. '" “ ***’ collision repair, and performs We are large enough to arrange any travel plans but small enough to give T .J 'I* I**** * * •"<*'«omestic. ■"<* domestic. TheThe shopshop isis the personal touch. Call one of our experienced agents the next time you have well.11 ^ u i p p ^ and staffedstsfW with experts for handling the specialized needs of to travel. ^frame jme straightening including unibody, and expert color matching of paint. When It’s Time To Travel ... Think Travel Time” Estimates are free of charge, and they work for the customer to help hi^dle matters with insurance companies. 805 Hartford Rd., Manchealer 646-5725 “ ‘I '' ' ? " ’ J offers a full range of mechanical services, such as brakes and shocks, wheel alignment, front-end repairs, emmissions testing Mt up, exhaust pipes and mufflers and tune-ups. A 24 hour towina 0 !'' sCTxice I t operated and loaner and rental cars are available while your vehi­ .01'' cle IS being repaired. ’

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Caron Motors, Inc. offers an excellent selection of quality pre-owned cars Nikki’ s offers its customers good food carefully prepared by its chefs on and trucks at competitive prices. Our facility also operates a full service au­ premises, reaMnaUe prices and a comfortable atmosphere. You can itop tobody shop for foreign and domestic vehicles handling minor and major yourvniir mealmMl withwnii aA allai*slice of their delicious Ihomemade______.«. pies aand s alM enjoy t ■ collision repairs. Call or visit Rik Caron and Bruce Aceto at Caron Motors ly one for all your driving needs. of their refreshing house drinks. It is open 7 days a week for br^kfixfast. lunchll i n r h Att/Iand HtMnssrdinner. ^^ejM I dadly ^put . . a ______,s_-up your order .to go if you call as them .. ahead o f time at 6463000. 367 Oakland St., Manchester 0. Having a Bachelor oarty, Jack-and-Jill or office 649-7000 party? Nikkis ^ f l guarantee th r e a t spread Kr?heVrice7 254 Broad Street, Maneheater 646-3000

Eastern Video fll.l- caFu Service Video Store, is located at Grames Printing, Inc. 534B EAST MIDDLE TU R N PIK E on the MANCHESTER GREEN. Inaddi tion to an extensive video tape library, we offer the General Electric and h>t • ' _ * , t rMasonic line of VCR’s and TV products. Eastern Video is factory author­ Mr. Howard Grames founded Grames Printing in 1975 and moved to ized Sluice for General Electric, Quasar and Panasonic products. We ser­ Hartford Road in March, 1984, with his son Mark Grames. vice all tfos'Bs and models of VCR’s and TV ’s with the lowest prices and free Together with their seven assistants, they do all types of business and Mtimates. Please stop in for your video needs, our staff is eager to serve you. social printing. They specialize in wedding invitations and have a large Eastern Video is a local family-owned and operated store. Stop in at the selection of wedding stationary and accessories available. Manchester store or visit our brand new location in EASTGLACTONBURY BeMuse they have typesetting and dark-room facilities, they are able to m " k ■ MANCHESTER ROAD, BUCKINGHAM VILLAGE, junction of provide faster service on all of your printing needs. They are afra equipped i MANCHESTER ROAD & HEBRON AVENUE (ROUTES 83 & 94). with a new Toshiba copier which will collate, enlarge or reduce your copy And it’s fast! 534B East Middle Tpke., Manchester 649-5369 700-702 Hartford Road. Manchester 643-6699

D.C.L. Physical Therapy Service =pi; 8.P.T., is pleased to announce the first anniver- Manchester Sewing Machine Center THERAPY SERVICE, serving your individual nerts by providing ample time for communication, evaluation, education “ f Manchester Sewing Machine Center located at and treatment. Mrs. Laahoones’ areas of expertise include; neuroligical 251 Broad Street is shown among several of the many lines of brand name disorders,disorderi. orthopedicorthnnadir manimlmanual therapy, TOtTMJ Q...^J-Syndrom and j pain man ^ mo CoZi^l'icin’ ^r Manchester Sewing Machine Center has evolved ment. Services include evaluation and rehabilitation of physical disabiliv into Connecticut s largest independent dealership with Viking Sewing Machine “ •«»»n«ent, ISOKINETIC DYNAMOMETRY- ^ n ter of West Hartford and two other outlets in Wethersfield and*Portland. MN-COM (test and trMtment o f orthopedic, motor learning, and endur­ Mr. Cheerman is recognized within the sewing machine industry as a foremost ance deficits), Pre-Athletic Screening, heat and cold therapy, electrother­ authority on sewing machines and was the first to institute a one-vear service apy, ultrasound, whirlpool, orthotic and prosthetic training. Early morn­ guarantee on all repair work performed within his business a T h “ also ing, evening, and Saturday office and home visits are available by appoint­ specializes in the repairing of all makes of sewing machines including industrial ment, and insurance claims are processed for you. Prevention and educa- machines. Along with the purchase of a new seling machine, every cus“ tion is strongly emphasised. I f your doctor or dentist recommends physi- p-ceives a five-year guaranty for all parts and service at no ebarge. Mr Ml thwapy, you now have the option of receiving your therapy in this in­ n“ "i '* “ '•’f, Indewndent Sewing Machine Dealers of America dependently owned and operated office. J 1 J? r ' l r r r “c Sewing Machine Dealers Association, also a member of the C.hamber of Commerce and Better Business Bureau, 483 W. Middle Tpke., Suite 201, M«ndie»ter 646-7352 251 Broad Si., Manchester 649-0545 «;.‘v .

Herald Photo by Pinto Union Pond Harald photo by Pinto Highland Park Falls Comprehensive Physieal Therapy, P.C. Comprehensive Physical Therapy, P.C. was established in January 1985 ^ Angela LaBella RJm , Nancy Perlolto RPT, and Karen Walther RPT. Together, these women have 28 years of experience in varied aspects of physical therapy, including orthopedics, sports medicine, neurology, TMj and podiatry. Tne office has an association with a local facility for Cybex testing and rehabilitation. Their professional philosophy is one of individualised attention, and a "total body" approach for optimal rehabilitation. The therapists place an emphasis on patient education and injury prevention, as well as on utilisa­ tion of the latest in treatment techniques. For the convenience of those who work long hours or out of the area, the office is open 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. three days a week, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. two days a week, and Saturday mornings. The Manchester Herald 15 West Middle Turnpike, Manchester 646* 1561 JJ”" Manchester Herald has been Manchester's hometown newspaper since 1881. Written, edited and printed in Manchester, the Herald makes Manchester its numher-one news heat. W orking with Manchester’s business community, the Herald also brings Its readers informative advertising messages from mattv of the Manchester area s finest stores. Over the years, the Herald has combined use of the most modern technology with a traditional emphasis on responsible journalism to serve its Perry’s Automotive Supply, Inc. readers in the best wav. 16 Brainard Place, P.O. Box 591 643-2711 Jim and Perry Dodson, co-owners of Perry’s Automotive Supply, Inc. ave been operating that business at 244 Broad Street since March 1, 1984. They ^ecialise in parts for American and foreign cars. Machine shop work is available, and drums and rotors are turned on the premises. See ' friend in auto parts” for quality merchandise, competitive prices, and personal, knowledgeable service. 244 Broad St., Manchester 647-8576 Friday, Oct Bei pet fo r

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