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BUSINESS Buaineam In Editorial: Vote Tied: Whalers thank Weeks for deadlock / page 9 ‘yes’ to put end to YES Merc futures traders resist blame CHICAGO — When Wall Street blamea program trading for conflict / page 6 Decline: Did anyone see it coming? aggravating the stock market collapse, Chicago futures traders NO Halloween: Adults go trick-or-treating / page 13 get defensive about the strategy, which is as much a staple of By John Cunniff their business as pork beliies and winter wheat. conaidered a forecaat? Hardly, eapecially whm Thomas Holt, a Westport, Conn., adviser, Tho Asaoclotod P rttt "Computers didn’t create greed," said Yra Harris, a 19-year aome adviaera then concluded that the p ^ b i l - finally was correct. Months ago he said the ity ahould be Ignored for the moment — not for trader who also sits on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange’s new NEW YORK — Did any of the fwpular market was no place for investors. He also said it all time, but for the time being. yearg ago, and maintained his position through, technology committee. "To say they were the culprit for the forecaatera foreaee the ahaky condition of the Many told audlencea why a vaat correction nosedive is silly." atock market acaffoldlng? out those years. Those who followed his advice could occur, and then auggeated they conalder probably avoided the crash; but they missed the The New York Stock Exchange has moved to limit program Yea, lota and lota of them did, but few foreaaw aqueeting out a few more dollara in the biggest bull market in decades. trading, blaming it for some of the volatility in last week’s aa rapid and deep a decline aa that which enaued. meantime. Among them; Ravi Batra, author of historic Oct. 19 plunge, when the Dow Jones Industrial average Those with poor records as advisers aren't The chairman of the New York Stock "The Great Depreaaion Of 19M.” dropped 908 points. Exchange, John Phelan, had mentioned the necessarily through. Joseph Granville lost Some adviaera, auch aa Robert Precbterof the Because program trading involves the buying and selling of poaaibility of an exploalve decline. many of his subscribers after incorrectly Elliot Wave Theory Newaletter, and Peter huge amounts of stock in rapid trades, price movements cauMd John Wright of Wright Inveatora’ Service, a forecaating a market debacle a long time ago. Eliadea, editor of Stock Market Cyclea, did warn by program trading can trigger even further program trading, Bridgeport, Conn., adviaer, had warned repeat­ No matter, he became a bull and continued in ilaurhrfitrr HrralJi of correctiona to come, but failed to aee the business. exacerbating price swings. Manchester A City nt Vitiage Charm edly that pricea were' far out of line with extent of the declinea. fundamentala, and that fundamentala, auch aa Prechter, meanwhile, will continue to be more Some forecasters will blithely ignore what price-earninga ratioa, alwaya reaaaert famoua for hia earlier forecaat of a 8,600-point they said, not even considering an apology. In Stock fall halts divestiture move themaelvea. Dow Jonea induatrial average. On Monday, the foot, some will look back over their many Thursday, Oct. 29,1987 Charlea Allmon, editor of Growth Stock Dow waa down to 1793.93 pointa, or leaa than recommendations during the year and find one JAMESBURG, N.J. — WaliStreet’splungehasforcedthestate 30 Cents Outlook, Chevy Chaae, Md., gave warninga for one-half that forecaat. to fit the occaaaion. to suspend sale of $800 million of st^ks required under New montha. Jay Schabacker of’ Mutual Fund Jersey’s South African divestiture law. Reviewing publiahed advice prior to the craah You will even find some of them involved in a Inveating, a mutual funda adviaer, warned demonatratea that many adviaera hedged their The state Investment Council made the decision Tuesday night weeka earlier that a maaaive drop waa poaaible. particularly galling pursuit, that of attempting outlooka in wordineaa, auch aa "on the other to explain to you why you were wrong, why the when meeting for the first time since stocks began to fall Oct. 16. Mark Skouaen, author of Forecaata & hand," or poaed ao many poaaibilitiea that one Roland Machold, director of the state’s Division of Investment, Penny puts in his 2 cents' worth at his own roast market did what it did and what you might now Strateglea, told readera in September that they waa certain to be right. said the pension fund lost $1.7 billion of its $10 billion stock ahould get out of atocka and long-term growth consider doing with the wreckage. Some contradict!^ their own phiioaophlea, portfolio in the 508-point crash in the Dow Jones Industrial By Andrew Yurkovsky mutual funda. convinced that if he hadn’t been “ Only in Southern New England ’’ Kenny Tedford (a Democratic ” We love you, Steve. You're our contending that aince reaaon had foreaaken the Some, in fact, will attempt to overcome their Average on Oct. 19. Herald Reporter “ I like to hear that Deputy Theae namea are only a fraction of thoae who adversity by seizing the initiative, as a once born, people would have wondered' would so many people comeout and director) told me la.st week a ■ kind of Joe DiMaggio Penny, and marketplace ita uae in forecaating waa also By the end of last week, he said, the losses had been cut to about (Police) Chief Bud Minor is here. deaerve credit. It ia a much amaller fraction well-known, self-styled economic adviser to why,” said Nathan G. Agostinelli. a show concern for losing a Penny," newspaper reporter had asked him thanks for being there,” he said. B< auapect. $700 million by a rally in the market and gains in m ortgage and Town Director Stephen T. Penny It’s nice to know that someone's in than thoae who will be taking bowa over the next presidents told a reporter after a certain event; former Republican mayor who is Mayor Barbara B. Wdnbergjoked. why he was so quiet at Board of Othera, including Howard Ruff and James bond investments. was chastised and ridiculed for town,” DiRosa said. few weeka and montha, however, aince many "A s I said six months ago ..." the president of Mandiester State Richard W. Dyer, the Demo­ Directors’ meetings. I didn’t know McCavanagh presented Penny Dinea, iaaued warninga, but auggeated that But he said the state’s stocks in companies doing business with every fault and foible during a Bank. with a citation from the General adviaera had talked of the poaaibility. buying might be considered unless certain cratic chairman of the Board of that Kenny was on the Board of When Penny was elected to the He hadn’t, of course. He had said nothing of the South Africa dropped 25 percent in value, and the sale was dinner at the Army and Navy Club Democratic Director Stephen T. Elducation, kidded Penny for what Assembly, and Meotti gave him one Can calling attention to a poaaibility be indicators were broken. sort. Directors,” Penny said. Board of Directors In 1977, he was 29 suspended temporarily so the state "does not take a beating." Wednesday night. But the criti­ Cassano said that he le a r n t early he suggested was his poor ability to He referred sarcastically to from Gov. William A. O’Neill. and the youngest person ever to be He said there is no sale planned of any of the fund’s stocks. cisms leveled at him by his in his acquaintance with Penny that Judge the chance.s of political Director Peter P. DIRosa Jr.'s F’enny also received a plaque named mayor In Manchester. But colleagues and friends were hardly the outgoing director was a master candidates. switch from the Republican to the thanking him for .service to the In spite of the passage of 10 years iil-intentioned. of the one-sided conversation. When he and Penny visited the Democratic Party. "Peter DiRosa town, Therewasalsoalighthearted and his retirement from the board, Analyst: Chrysler needs cuts anyway Brokerage goes bust In plunge In fact, the point of Wednesday’s "There probably was a two-week resolution from Town Manager White House in 1980, Dyer said. is one of my favorite Democrats, tile future for Penny remains dinner was to honor the five-term period when we didn’t speak." Penny said that President Carter and one of my favorite Republi­ Robert B. Weiss, bright. Cassano said. FALLS CHURCH, Va. — Carole L. Haynes lost her small Democrat, who will be stepping HIGHLAND PARK, Mich. (AP) and eliminate excess factory space, Cassano said. “ I didn’t want to would takethe statedConnecticut. cans. he said. Campaign politics was virtually light-truck sales of 14.8 million. Cedergren said Chrysler also suburban brokerage firm in the collapse of the stock market, but down from the Board of Directors — Chrysler Corp. would have said Chris Cedergren, analyst with interrupt him.” ‘“ Don’t worry about Connecticut, On a serious note. Democratic absent from the comments Wednes­ “ The boy mayor is still young, Luckey last week predicted 14 needs close to three aging AMC she still has her mom. after Tuesday’s election. needed to make deep cuts In its J.D. Powdr k, Associates of Wes­ About 100 people turned out for Mr. FYesident, they’re with you 100 Town Chairman Theodore R Cum­ day night. But DiRosa and Tedford and he’s going to be a part of million in 1988. assembly plants — in Kenosha, Haynes was forced to close First Potomac Securities Corp. One of the themes that came up white-collar work force and close tlake Village, Calif. the roast. The entire Democratic percent,” he quoted Penny a.s mings compared Penny to Joe did use the roast as an opportunity Manchester for a long time to "This doesn’t reflect a recession, Wis.; Toledo, Ohio, and Brampton, after two customers — whom she calls "m y million dollar repeatedly during the evening was plants regardless of the stock 'But the move shows lacocca is contingent on the Board of Direc­ saying. DiMaggio, the hero mentioned in to get In a few more Jabs at Weiss, come," said Cassano. Just a slow-growth environment Ontario — and transfer their work babies" — were caught in the plunge and failed to meet margin Penny’s reputation for being a tors was there, along with state Sen. market crash and gloomy eco­ working to ensure that Chrysler with consumer confidence being After the laughter died down. the Simon and Garfiinkel song, whom they criticized on Monday for Penny himself suggested that he elsewhere. calls totaling $2.6 million. stubborn and talkative member of Michael Meotti, D-Glastonbury, nomic forecasts, an analyst says. will remain profitable in an eco­ mediocre," he said. Dyer added. ’"That’s a true story.” “ Mrs, Robinson.” Like DiMaggio. failing to inform them that he and may re-enter politics some day. Chrysler will notify workers As she reflected on the company’s demise in an interview the Board of Directors. and Rep. James McCavanagh. Chrysler Chairman Lee lacocca nomic downturn, Cedergren said. Penny got in his own quips when Cummings said. Penny is a true two other top administrators would “ Old politicians never die, they Just During a recession, combined car affected by the cuts on Nov. 11. “ He’s not conceited, but he’s D-Man Chester. said 'Tuesday the automaker will Tuesday in her office near Washington, her mother, Margaret his turn came to speak. leader. he away for most of the week. keep coming back,” he said. ‘ ‘Chrysler may be again trying to and light truck sales would fall to Under the AMC purchase agree­ Pickard, stopped by to see how she was doing. eliminate 3,500 white-collar Jobs by restructure the company, putting It about 12 million a year, Luckey ment, former AMC workers who “ I’m alive. You’re going to watch me on all the channels," year’s end, cut white-collar benef­ back on a diet where it can be a said. are laid off will receive severance Haynes said, managing a laugh. its and close at least one plant in a profit center in a much smaller payments ranging from less than a Robert Lutz, executive vice pres­ "Hang in there,” Pickard replied, adding, "I want you to have belt-tightening accelerated by Wall (vehicle) market," Cedergren month to a full year’s pay. ident of Chrysler, said last week at your dinner tonight." Summit offer Street’s spasms and expectations of said. an auto exposition in Paris that the Market posts Non-AMC workers asked to leave a recession. "Chrysler car sales have been Then, turning to a reporter, she ordered, "Make sure you company expects a U.S. recession will be offered early retirement or remind her.” The nation’s No. 3 automaker horrible, down anywhere from 30 to that will cut 10 percent from the other provisions, said Chrysler added 5,700 employees to Its salar­ 40 percent In the past couple of domestic car business and keep the Vice Chairman Robert S. Miller. suggests date ied workforce of 32,300, and four months. I think Chrysler has industry’s car sales at about 9 "What we’re doing here at assembly plants to its nine when It realized their long-term prognosis, million during the 1988 model year. Chrysler hurts. It’s hurt for six an early gain bought American Motors Corp. In even In a normal market situation months and it’s going to hurt some August. lacocca said Chrysler will close without the plunge, is vulnerable." an assembly plant, but hasn’t more,” lacocca said. Re-Elect in December Because of the merger, Chrysler Michael Luckey, an analyst with decided which one, and the former Chrysler, meanwhile, said third- NEW YORK (A P ) - The stock which has lost 6.65 yen over five needed even before last week’s WASHINGTON (AP) — Soviet Foreign Minister Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc., AMC metal-stamping plant in quarter earnings were up 7.7 market moved higher today, with trading days. stock market plunge to cut its costs said his firm estimates 1987carand Milwaukee. percent over a year ago. the Dow Jones industrial average Today, it dropped 3.20 yen to a Eduard A. Shevardnadze, due here'for talks Friday SUE PERKINS up about 57 points in heavy trading, record low closing of 137.55 yen. Its with President Reagan and Secretary of State George despite lower prices in Tokyo and previous low was 138.10 yen on April P. Shultz, will propose that a U.S.-Soviet summit meeting be held In the first week of December, a Soviet -Hong Kong and another fall in the 27. The dollar had climbed to 147.20 official said in Moscow today. Sell stock and establish a capital loss dollar. yen as recently as Oct. 5. But U.S. officials said they were waiting to hear from The Dow Jones industribi aver­ In New York today, the dollar age climbed to about 1,903 in early' Shevardnadze. Q U E S TIO N : June 15, September 15 and January eased to 138 yen, compared to 138.75 income tax Is voluntary. I say it’s trading. The average had edged up While the Soviet official demanded anonymity. After friends 15. yen late Wednesday, but analysts Foreign Ministry spokesman Boris Pyadyshev told the law. Who is right? 0.33 points Wednesday after swing­ and a very en- However, If the tax you pay this said they anticipated a move /A. ing erratically throughout the reporters in Moscow that the two sides have agreed on couraglng upward later in the day on technical year through withholding is at least ANSWER: The IRS likes to talk an agenda for the summit, which he said was "fixed for broker con­ Board of session. factors. Investors’ equal to; 1. ’The total tax you paid about your federal income taxes the end of the year.” vinced us to take ''J ’^7 Democrat The market’s strength in the face In related developments; last year or 2. Ninety percent of the being a “ voluntary compliance Education The agenda, he said, includes "medium-range and the plunge, my of the overseas losses and the • The House, refusing to await I Guide your 1987 tax liability, you’re shorter-range missiles, questions relative to strategic system.” We all fill out our income dollar’s weakness was a positive the outcome of top-level negotia­ husband and I excused Iron, making estimated offensive weapons and the ABM (antiballlstic missile) tax returns, or have preparers do It sign, said Jack Baker, head of block bought 200 William A. Doyle payments tions with the Reagan administra­ treaty.” for us, and pay the tax due. To that trading at Shearson Lehman Broth­ tion, opened debate today in Wa­ shares of stock And, If t*- ? tax you pay through Shevardnadze is believed to be bringing a message extent, it is voluntary. ers Inc. shington on a Democratic Ba at 840 a share. It withholding and-or estimated pay­ for Reagan from Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. But we’re required to do that by “We’re pretty impressed,” he deficit-reduction package centered promptly went ■klHI ments is equal to either item 1 or 2 Reagan on Wednesday renewed his offer to host El law. Anyone who doesn’t could end said. around a 812 billion tax increase. to an all-time above, you don’t have to increase Gorbachev but took a wait-and-see stance until he newi up in the slammer. Seven stocks rose in price for Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, D-Ill., low and has not been above 818 in ANSWER: You can delay that your estimated payments to cover receives the message from Shevardnadze on Friday at up a six months. every three that fell on the New chairman of the House Ways and capital gains tax payment until capital gains or any other taxable William A. Doyle, a syndicated EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP the White House. Unit This was our first venture In the York Stock Exchange. Means Committee and chief author April IS under certain income, instead, you can hold off columnist, welcomes written ques­ “ Summits can be useful for leaders and for nations — ” En stock market and will be ourlast. Is However, ” a lot of people aren’t of thebili, said, “ To not continue the circumstances. and settle up with the revenooers tions, but he can provide answers occasions for frank talk and a bridge to better tern there some way we can recoup this FOR EFFECTIVE SCHOOLS going to rush back” to stocks of process would again shake the Everyone who will owe the IRA when you file your 1987 return. only through the column. Write to relations, ” Reagan said in a speech to the U .S. Military broa loss on our Income tax return? 8500 or more when filing his or her smaller companies, Baker said. trading partners on Wall Street. Academy at West Point, N.Y. Doyle in care of the Manchester PULL LEVER ISA Those stocks, which comprise what This is the only way we can come to Ur annual return is required to make QUESTION: My husband and I Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester "It would be good for Mr. Gorbachev to see this th e! ANSWER: Yes, by selling the is known as the secondary market, a successful conclusion” of the estimated payments on April 15, argue over taxes. He says paying, 06040. Paid (or by tho Commltteo to Elact Suo Perkins, Amy Bums, Treasurer. country for himself.” set tl stock and establishing a capital loss remained lower even while blue negotiations. Gorbachev has hesitated, however. He surprised — the difference between your chip stocks rose following the • Beryl W. Sprinkel, who had cept Shultz last Friday in Moscow by saying he was not the 1 purchase price and the proceeds market’s Oct. 19 collapse. announced his resignation as chair­ ready to meet with Reagan. R< from the sale. Meanwhile, prices rose slightly man of the president’s Council of A treaty to ban U.S. and Soviet intermediate-range Bale Based on the numbers you on the London Stock Exchange, Economic Advisers, may stay on to nuclear missiles is nearly ready for a ceremonial supply, you’ll have a $4,400 capital THREE REASONS TO VOTE YES ON where the main market index was assist in dealing with the stock summit signing. But Gorbachev backed away after Tuei loss when you sell. That probably up 1.5 percent. Analysts said market crisis, White House spokes­ Shultz told him he could not guarantee U.S. concessions halo Isn’t exact, because any commis­ British trading was aided by the man Marlin Fitzwater said. on anti-missile systems. "1 sion you paid when you bought higher prices on Wall Street. • The man who shot two Miami However, this week the Soviet leader decided to send cam REFERENDUM QUESTION #1 Prices closed lower today on the stockbrokers and kilted himself had increased your "basis” — the Shevardnadze to Washington, and the Reagan Text purchase price — and any commis­ Tokyo Stock Exchange, where a testified against organized crime administration readily agreed. Am< sion when you sell will reduce the key market indicator finished down figures in a stock manipulation The president said Wednesday that he was ready “ to resj: sales proceeds. But let’s use 84,400 2.4 percent. The drop was even case before entering the federal continue and Intensify our negotiations.” But he tioni Bring the Buckland Hills Mall to Manchester sharper in Hong Kong, where the Harild photo by Kool In this example. witness protection program, U.S. studiously avoided any sign of eagerness to host a strii key index closed 7 percent lower Justice Department officials said. If you took any capital gains this meeting with Gorbachev. ” A summit is not a seco year. the84,400capital losscouldbe today from Wednesday. Although there was more panic Wonderful wool precondition for progress on the agenda at hand,” he "1 reducing your taxable income. Voters are being asked to approve $13 million in bonds to build roads and public utilities Analysts in Tokyo blamed the selling in New York on Wednesday, said. decline in that country’s exchange “ each wave puts less pressure on cult; Since it’s clear that’s not the case, Leah Byrd, 9, of Hartford wonders at a piece of carded wool at the "When the general secretary is ready to visit the Nobi the capital loss con reduce other for economic development of a 400 acre site, 60 acres of which will be used for the mall. in part on a weakening dollar, the market,” said Michael Metz, an Manchester United States, I and the American people will welcome Cal taxable income — up to a point. analyst with Oppenheimer & Co. Historical Museum on Cedar Street. Byrd and 70 other him,” the president added laconically. Approval of the financing package means: UTE Assuming you sell that stock this That could be a sign of a fifth-graders from the Annie Fisher School in Hartford visited the Two U.S. officials said Gorbachev’s indecision might only year, you can use 83.000 of the TODAY turnaround, or at least a welcome museum for a field trip. reflect a preference for a site other than Washington. capital loss to offset ordinary measure of stability, some win Income on your 1987 federal income suggested. yeai 1. Shopping Convenience for Manchester R< tax return. Then, you Can carry the More clouds Alan Shaw, a managing director $1,400 balance of that capital loss Why make the long trip to Westfarms, Enfield or Crystal Mall? at Smith Barney, Harris Upham & ever forward and apply it against Partly cloudy tonight with low in DPUC seeks rate cuts from utilities exai Co., said the Dow average’s 21.5- 9 the upper 20s to mid-30s. Increasing ordinary income on your 1988 point recovery in the last 30 minutes cove cloudiness Friday with high around capital gains. evidenced the market’s resiliency NEW BRITAIN (AP) -Thestate Specifically, the DPUC Is seeking and a 8200.000, or 2.2 percent, “ Under the interim rate decrease 9 halo 50. Details on page 2. In 1986 and previous years, only Increased Tax Revenue for Manchester despite the turmoil that began with Department of Public Utility O n- a 1.5 percent, or 82.7 million, reduction for Woodbury Telephone legislation passed by the General Prei 50 percent of long-term capital the Oct. 19 collapse that erased 8500 trol is seeking revenue reductions reduction in revenue for CNG; a Co, Assembly In the spring of t his year, Tuei losses — from the sale of stock and The mall and other development will produce more than $5 million a year in new prop­ Index billion from the value of stocks. from seven Connecticut utilities, 8388.000. or 0.9 percent, reduct ion in In addition. United Illuminating the DPUC can pass on such benefits including a 82.7million decrease for will be asked to show why its 1987 to customers quickly, without wait­ other “ capital assets” owned for But analysts remained cautious. revenue for the Bridgeport Hydrau­ erty taxes for the town even while payments on the bonds are being made. This new 24 p«g«9, 4 McUont the Connecticut Natural Gas Co., earnings should not be reduced by ing for protracted, formal rate more than six months — could be “ This is a very treacherous lic C^.; and a revenue reduction of used to offset ordinary income up to and lower rates for their 1650.000. or 5.85 percent, for the 85.6 million In anticipation of 1987 cases.” revenue will help keep taxes down for homeowners. And there is no risk for the town Advice. Lottery . market,” said Alfred E. Goldman, the$3,000annual limit. Back then, it customers. Stamford Water Co. profits in excess of the 13.6 percent Hearings on the cases will begin Businees_____ 21 Obituerles a vice president at A.G. Edwards & took $2 of long-term capital losses to The DPUC today ordered the Also, a revenue reduction of targeted level for the company, the in late November, with decisions The developer has guaranteed the bonds! ClesBlfled—22-24 Opinion __ Sons Inc. in St. Louis. . reduce taxable Income by $1. seven companies to show cause 830.000. or less than 1 percent, for DPUC said. expected by the end of the year. The new federal tax law changed Comtes_____ 10 People____ Two stocks fell for every one that why rates and revenues shouldn’t the Ansonla-Derby Water Co.; a "Ratepayers should be able to The regulators said they are that. Now. capital losses can be Connecticut__ 4 Sports. advanced Wednesday. The value of be ordered lowered. The regulators revenue reduction of 880,000. or realize the benefits of lower utility reviewing profits andtax effects for used dollar-for-dollar to offset 3. Manchester Gets the Benefits Enterteinment 17 Television— — 17 American stocks, as measured by said the companies stand to gain by 12,65 percent, for Crystal Water tax costs and-or Inci'eased profits the state’s other regulated utilities ordinary income, keeping the $3,000 Focus______13 U.S./World— 5. 8 Wilshire Associates, (ell 812 billion, new tax laws or have higher-than- Co.. a86,000,or 1.3percent, revenue when those events occur,” said and plan to tnke action If annual limit in mind. With the mall in Manchester, we get the the tax revenues. If the referendum question Locel news__3. 8 Weether______2 or 0.5 percent, to 82.25 trillion. appropriate profits. reduction for Newtown Water Co.\ DPUC Chairman Peter G. Boucher. warranted. QUESTION: A company In which is defeated, the mall may be built next door in South Windsor. Then that town would I owned stock was merged into 7 another company and I had to sell, get all the tax revenues. We’d get the parking lots! granted at a nice profit. In a forced President Reagan readies next Supreme Court nominee 7 ON Tl sale such as this, when must I pay the Internal Revenue Service the WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. nominee, she said she didn’t know. the choice, Reagan turned to aides White House spokesman Marlin and beyond that a qualified person burg of the U.S. Court of Appeals for capital gains tax on my profit? Circuit Judge Anthony M. Kennedy President Reagan is on the verge and said, “ Most amazing thing. I Fitzwater said he expected the with Judicial experience.” the District of Columbia: Judge Am I required to Include it in my of Sacramento, Calif., considered of announcing his next Supreme can’t hear any more.” nomination to be announced today, Justice Department spokesman Ralph K. Winter Jr. of Woodbridge, quarterly estimated tax payments? VOTE YES ON THE BUCKLAND HILLS by many congressional sources as Court candidate, and two White The president commented in the and that the field had been Terry Eastland said Attorney Gen­ Conn., who sits on the 2nd U.S. Or can I wait and pay it when I file the frontrunner (or the Supreme House sources, speaking only on oval office as he began a meeting “ narrowed down to three or in that eral Edwin Meese III told him Circuit Court of Appeals; and a m y 1987 federal Income tax return? CouTi nomination, has Rown to condition they not be named, said with his budget negotiators. category.” The president was. Wednesday evening that no deci­ dark tjorse, David H. Souter, a state Washington, his wife said today. the president’s choice would be One administration source said either “ close to a decision or has sion had been made then, but added supreme court Justice from New MALL QUESTION Mary Kennedy, in a brief tele­ announced about 2 p.m. EST. the announcement likely would 1^ already made it.” that Meese would discuss the Hampshire. phone interview, responded “ I'm Reagan, asked early today if he made with fanfare in the East Fitzwater said the nominee nomination with the president Ginsburg and Winter had opposi­ I — Police — Medical quite sure" when asked if her had chosen a candidate, said, Room of the White House, rather would be "a conservative, who today. tion from some quarters, and little It Makes Dollars and Sense for Manchester husband was in the nation’s capital. “ You’ll know that this afternoon.” than in the White House briefing shares (Reagan’s) views on strict Others mentioned as finalists was known in the Senate about D IA L 911 But when asked if be was to be the But when asked if Kennedy was room. interpreptation of the Constitution, included Judge Douglas H. Gins- Souter. In Manchester Paid for by the Democratic town Committee, Paul Phillips, Treasurer. t — MANCHESTEB HERALD, Thuradav. Oct. 29. 1W7

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THE WEATHER REGIONAL W'EA^HER NATIONAL FORESTS *or • AM . Mday, OcM mt 30 Accu-Weatfier^forecast for Friday • Which states have the most Firefighters’ union backs Paylime CondMons and High Temperatures 224. Rofwolaeras 40 (19M) aii Dems except Weinberg SOf Bv Andrew Yurkovsky "M y record as an effective leader fire union's endorsement and w ere Herald Reporter is clear,” she said. interviewed by the union. He would In a written announcement of the not name the two Republicans. The firefighters’ union has en­ police endorsements last week, The union was seriously consider­ dorsed all Democratic candidates police union president Edward ing endorsing one of ihe Republi­ for Board of Directors except Wilson said, "W e believe that by cans but decided not to because he Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg, union furninshing a character reference was against the state’s heart and president Robert 0. Martin said and asking for consideration for hypertension law. Martin said. The |w^v«»ii |ss~| this morning. Massaro. Mrs. Weinberg was abus­ law requires that firefighters and The union, which represents the ing her position and was commit­ police officers receive compensa­ AtsmtK town’s 64 paid firefighters, en­ ting a disservice to all of the tion if they develop such health O coan raOMTS dorsed exactly the sam eslate as the persons she was elected to problems while on the Job. police union did last week. represent.” The union representing the The endorsed candidates are Martin said that all six Demo­ town's firefighters is affiliated with newcomer Mary Ann Handley and cratic candidates and two of the six 1> 1967 Arxu W0<«lh€i#. kw 01967 Arcu W«a)t>m. kv the International Association of NEAsrspbie four incumbents. Stephen T. Cas­ Republican candidates sought the Firefighters. sano. Peter P. DiRosa Jr., James The national forest system includes almost 200 million F. "Dutch” Fogarty and Kenneth acres of land, more than 10 percent of which Is In Alaska, N. Tedford, Heavy rain in West; Asked why the firefighters union according to the U.S. Forest Service. decided to echo the police union Re-Elect endorsements, Martin said, "The temps dip in South police union had problems with one candidate, and they asked us to Almanac support them. And we supported SUE PERKINS By The Auoclated Press nia dumped nearly three- them.” quarters of an inch of rain in The police union said last week it Bosw ell. 'H eavy rain drenched sections about a half hour. Oct. 29, 1987 Hvrtid photo by Kool decided not to endorse Weinberg because of a letter she wrote last of California today and light snow Rain also fell in northern Maine Today Is the 302nd T O D A Y ’S MOON: First year on town stationery in support fell in Ohio while temperatures and ranged from northeast Ohio d a y o f 1 9 8 7 a n d the quarter. Buckley bookworms dipped in the South. into western New York. Light 37th day of autumn. of convicted cocaine dealer Stephen TODAY’S TRIVIA: Which film starred M. Massaro. a former Manchester Showers and thunderstohns snow fell at Youngstown, Ohio. Bela Lugosi? (a) "Frankenstein" (b) Adam Van Dine and Rebecca Stolz, both Nov. 5, from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Nov. restuarateur. were scattered from central and Temperatures early today "Dracula” (c) “House of W ax" Board of Buckley School students, check the list 6 from 8:30 a.m. to noon. The fair isopen Weinberg said this morning that Democrat southern California into extreme dipped into the mid 30s as far TODAY’S HISTORY: On this day In Education southern Nevada and western south as southern Alabama and 1966, the National Organization lor TODArS BARBS of books for sale during the school's to the public and is sponsored by the writing the letter was a mistake and Arizona. southern Georgia into northern Women (NOW) was founded. BY PHIL PA8TORET book fair Wednesday and Thursday, school PTA. that she hoped voters would con­ When you're flat on your back on the sider her entire record, not Just the Thunderstorms over the south­ Florida. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: James Bos­ operating table, knowing that the doc­ Massaro incident. She said any ern San Joaquin Valley of Califor- Clear skies prevailed from the well (1740): Bela Lugosi (1884); Fanny tor has 30 years of practice never effect of the police and firefighters’ central Plains through the lower Brice (1891); Mahalla Jackson (1911) seems to help. Mississippi Valley into the Gulf Today's weather picture was drawn by Melissa Cormier, 10. endorsements on her campaign will Weather Trivia TODAY’S QUOTE: "W o cannot toll the Before you begin that career climb, Vernon St. is still a wreck; be known only after the elections on Coast states and Florida. who lives on Lyndale Street and attends Nathan Hale School. precise moment when friendship Is make sure you know who's holding the Whal is the gteenhotise eWect^ Tuesday, Skies were mostly cloudy in the formed. As In filling a vessel drop by ladder for you. Pacific Northwest and partly drop, there Is at last a drop which EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWERS: (b) Bela cloudy over the northern Plains CONNECTICUT WEATHER makes it run over; so In a series of Lugosi played the title role in "Dracula" state vows it’ll meet deadline EMERGENCY and upper Mississippi Valley. kindnesses, there Is at last one which (1931). FOR EFFECTIVE SCHOOLS Today's forecast called for rain makes the heart run over” — James Fire — Police — Medical ® IM7, NEWSPAPER ENTERPRBB ASSN. By Bruce Matzkin Weiss. sary inconvenience for the driving or snow showers scattered across Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: Herald Reporter Rice said that he spoke to Weiss public and very unpleasant expe­ DIAL 911 PULL LEVER I5A northern Michigan and from Partly sunny today. High 50 to 55. Winds northwest riences for the Vernon Street around 10 mph. Partly cloudy tonight. Low in the last week, and Weiss indicated to In Manchester Paid for by the Committee to Elect Sue Perkins, Amy Burnt, Traaaurer. western New York into northern Astrograph Despite appearances to the con­ him that town officials are not sure residents.” Maine: and showersandthunder- upper 20s to mid SOs. Light west winds. Increasing trary, Vernon Street will be paved the project would be done to its Rice said he has asked a DOT storms scattered across Califor­ cloudiness Friday. High around 50. by Nov. 30 no matter what. satisfaction within the time frame. director of construction to take a nia, Nevada, Arizona and Utah. West Coastal, East Coastal: Partly sunny today. Department of Transportation Kandra wrote a letter to Rice, look at the project more frequently Highs will be in the 40s to SOs Deputy Commissioner James J. and to direct the contractor to do High in the mid 50s. Winds northwest 10 to 15 mph. they suspect you are disguising your dated Monday, expressing the IF MY CAR GETS GOOD MILEAGE- from the upper Mississippi Valley ^ o u r true motives. Lay all of your cards on Rice said Tuesday. town’s concern about the slow work whatever has to be done to see the and Great Lakes region through Partly cloudy tonight. Low 35 to 40. Winds west around the table. "W e made a commitment and we pace of the contractor, Bristol project is completed by Nov. 30. He the Ohio Valley and mid-Atlantic 10 mph. Increasing cloudiness Friday. High 50 to 55. ^ ir t h d s Q ^ ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) A situation intend to keep it." Rice said. Construction Co. said the contractor Ls now working states into New England; SOs where you share a collective Interest The commitment Rice was refer­ In the letter, Kandra said that six days a week on the project. W H Y C A N T Northwest Hills: Partly sunny today. High near 50. with another has limited potential to­ "W e intend to do whatever has to from the desert Southwest into Oct. 30,1087 ring to came at an Oct. 8 meeting little work had been done on Vernon Winds west around 10 mph. Partly cloudy tonight. Low day. Don't entertain unrealistic held in the middle of Vernon Street. Street since the Oct. 8 meeting, and be done to see the Job is com ­ Texas: and 60s to 70s across most Important conditions that have an influ­ expectations. in the upper 20s to mid SOs. Light southwest winds. ence on your income will be more stable when Rice assured Public Works Bristol has not been able to pleted,” said Rice. mil of the rest of the nation. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) The appre­ in the year ahead. However, this does Director George A. Kandra. Town com plete work on the schedule Both DiRosa. a Vernon Street Aq p»|TS>f'i ir m i nim|<1'.n«ii|i Temperatures around the na­ Becoming mostly cloudy Friday. High 45 to 50. hensions you'll feel prior to a delicate M Y H E A T IN G not mean that you should start spend­ resident, and Tedford said this discussion with a friend will vanish once M anager Robert B. Weiss, and issued at that meeting. 0(|l iim|M |Ti|| rx in iiii /u\ tion at 2 a m. EST ranged from 23 Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk ing frivolously. week that they don’t believe the degrees at Hibbing, Minn. the talk is undenvay. Don’t be afraid to directors Kenneth N. Tedford and Kandra expressed concern in the Point: Winds northwest 10 to 15 knots today. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Today, put speak up. . P eter P. DiRosa Jr. that the road letter about the weather factor. He road will be ready by Nov. 30. your trust In a person who has proven GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Your meth­ would be passable by Nov. 30. said that the next two weeks will be Acting Town Manager Robert S Y S T E M ? loyal to you In the past, not in someone ods might be a bit ineffective early in the Rice agreed at that meeting to critical, and a failure on the part of Heustis said he visited Vernon who you hope might do something for day, and some valuable time may be Street Monday to see if any work you In the future. Major changes are have the DOT on-site supervisor Bristol to concentrate all its efforts wasted. Later, you’ll have to work twice was being done. He said that there ahead for Scorpios in the coming year. submit weekly progress updates on getting the road ready will as fast to get caught up. Send for your Astro-Qraph predicitlons and work schedules to Kandra and "m ean a second winter of unneces- was some construction activity. CANCER (June 21-July 22) There’s a Utica Boilers are today. Mail $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this "My big concern was to make possibility you may go to extremes In newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, sure there were equipment and your financial dealings today. In some designed with PEOPLE OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your people out there (M on day). and zodiac sign. cases you'll be realistic and clever; In there w ere,” said Huestis. The Utica Startite I others you'll be foolish and careless. Mayor top fund-raiser America's energy SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Hear­ Oil-Fired Boiler LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Someone who Town Engineer William Camosci say information you receive through an conscious home Baloney broadcast ant Ohara on the ABC-TV crime accused her of attacking him loves you will be concerned about pro­ Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg reported. $500 was a loan, accord­ said that Bristol Ls preparing the acquaintance, who got It from a dubi­ road base for the section of Vernon series "Ohara," received an after he called her "dear." She ous source, cannot be relied on. Don’t tecting your interests today. However, leads the candidates for the Board ing to his financial statement. owners in mind. EL PASO, Texas (AP) - CBS there's a chance you might completely Street between Richmond Street Oscar nomination for his por­ denied the allegation while ap­ use it to make an Important decision. of Directors in the amount of Richard W. Dyer, an incumbent newsman Harry Reasoner served misinterpret this person’s motives. and Scott Drive, and if the weather trayal of karate master Miyagi in CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Your campaign funds raised, according Democrat on the Board of Direc­ The Utica Master AGB pearing Wednesday night on Fox VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You’ll spare up a bunch of baloney to test the ambitious alms will not be fulfilled today to financial statements filed in the tors, reported receiving $1,.325 and holds out, that section may be Gas-Fired Boiler "Karate Kid." Network’s "A Current Affair.” yourself mental anxieties today by for­ University of Texas-EI Paso's f you are wishy-washy. You must set Town Clerk’s office Tuesday, spending $1,239.63. paved this week. getting about the "Ifs" and concentrat­ "Emergency Baloneygram Sys­ definite objectives and then proceed Weinberg has so far raised $6,814 Camosci said that the section "No, no. I felt like it, but I ing on the things that you know you can Gloria DellaFerra, a Republican tem " in a national radio with bold determination. and spent $4,193.73. She received a between Scott and Lydall Street Cast iron construction backed by a 20 year warranty and the latest heating Amazed ^t^oges didn’t,” she said. do. candidate for Board of Education, broadcast. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) A career $100 contribution during the latest will be worked on after the first LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) You may not and Susan Perkins, an incumbent technology offer you the opportunity to gain maximum warmth at minimum University officials cooked up NEW YORK (AP) - Gary Hite, whose new book is matter you've taken for granted might filing period from VOTEPAC. a section is done. He said that he is not fall Into place as easily as you antici­ be as businesslike as you should be in Democrat on the school board, both Richman and Dennis Wit thought "Women and Love,” was late for political action committee made up optimistic the whole road will be expense. In tact, it's possible that a professionally installed Utica boiler will the Baloneygram idea as a way to pate. To be safe, have a backup plan material dealings with friends today, claimed exemptions from filing a taping of the "Sally Jessy but you’ll behave In a practical, prudent of members of t he local Democrat ic paved by Nov. 30. set the record straight on miscon­ The Amazing Kreskin was, you ready. because they have not or do not plan pay tor itself within a few years of its installation. Take advantage of our Raphael” show in New Haven, manner with others. Party. "W hatever it's going to take, that ceptions about the university on know, pretty amazing, but what PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Others will to raise more than $500. Democrat Conn., on Tuesday when Nicoletti Deputy Mayor Peter P. DiRosa road will be paved by Nov. 30,” said many years of experience. We will show you how to convert your current the Rio Grande. do you expect from a couple of not cooperate with your plans today it ) U«7, NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN James Morancy. seeking his first told her at her New York home Jr, is the second-highest money- Camosci. Reasoner seemed to want a stooges? term on the board, reported contri­ heating expense into a sound and efficient investment. that the producer told him to raiser. having collected $4,670. Camosci said, however, that it Baloneygram in the "wurst" way " It ’s really incredible,” Rich- butions of $635. didn’ t appear the bridge at the Tuesday when he served lots of man said Wednesday after he and forget about driving her to Mary Ann Handley, a Democrat The campaign funds raised by Connecticut. seeking her first term on the town intersection of Vernon and Lydall W. B. DICKENSON baloney on CBS Newsnotes. Wit — who are two of the new Current Quotations other candidates are as follows: streets would be open by this Three Stooges — helped The Board of Directors, has raised 77 HILLIARD STREET "The Ivy- and cactus-covered Nicoletti said he relayed this to $2,376 and spent $1,003.82. financial Board of Directors: Democrat Friday, as scheduled. Amazing warm up for his big campus of the University of Hite, adding, ‘ T m sorry, dear.” "Summits can be useful for records show. Incumbent Demo­ Stephen T. Cassano ($1,620). R e­ The Vernon Street recoastruction night-before-Halloween show at were shown on a television MANCHESTER, CT 06040 Texas at El Paso is home to one of leaders and for nations — occa-. crat Kenneth N. Tedford has raised publican Geoffrey Naab ($2,131); project was begun almost a year America's foremost and most Carnegie Hall. “ She went wild.” Nicoletti said. program. and a half ago to straighten and sions for frank talk and a bridge to $1,349 and spent $993.17. Republican Ronald Osella ($1.790): UTIC4 643-4275 respected academic institu­ The warm-up act took place at "Shesaid, T m not your dear'and widen parts of Vernon Street and she began digging her fingers into better relations.” — President J. Winthrop Porter, a Republican and Theunis Werkhoven ($1,775). tions," Reasoner said, "UTEP's the Russian Tea Room, next door candidate for the Board of Direc­ Republican Eugene A. Sierakowski West Vernon Street that were my throat.” Reagan, renewing his offer to host Many artlstt used ESTAB. 35 Yrs. stringent admission policies rank to Carnegie, where Kreskin had tors, reported raising $995 and claimed an exemption from filing a coasidered dangerous. Residents second only to Harvard's. the Two Stooges and seven other When Maury Povich, host of the third meeting between himself gypsum for painting spending $288.97. Of the receipts he statement. have complained about the un­ and Soviet leader Mikhail S. "For all your Plumbing and Heating needs" "The distinguished UTEP fa­ subjects do a variety of vaguely Wednesday night's show, an­ BLUE RAPIDS, Kan. (AP) - paved road, unsightly construction culty has hired twice as many embarrassing acts to display his nounced that Nicoletti was there, Gorbachev. Throughout history, many artists materials, detours, dust and mud. Nobel prize winners as MIT and virtuoso power of suggestion. Hite said; “ You have lied to get painted on their piece of the rock — Developer commits $29,000 I Cal Tech combined. And at the The subjects raised their arms this interview, and so therefore I "The young folks are walking gypsum. like sleepwalkers, gripped the around increasing their bar bill UTEP phys ed department, the HARRY REASONER can't continue the interview. I Michelangelo and other Renais­ The Homart Development Co., presentation materials. only scholar-athletes who didn't hands of several reporters and would have liked to talk to the and those of us who have been sance artists painted on panels developer of the proposed Mall at A portion of the unexpended . . . bunch of baloney photographers like their lives women in your audience.... But if around are trying to maintain a covered with a thin layer of money. $2,207, is In-kind contribu­ win Rhodes scholarships last Buckland Hills, has so far com m it­ M en’s, Ladies’ and Boys’ year, made do with Fulbrights." depended on it, hung onto a piano you don't want to listen, you're sense of humor.” — Alfred E. gypsum, a rock used today to ted almost $29,000 in its lobbyingfor tions to Citizens forthe Mall, alocal Reasoner's baloney wasn't the Sports Arena are in conjunc­ like it was a lifeboat and fell on very similar to the many men I Goldman, a vice president at A.G. produce wallboard and plaster, a “yes” vote on the mall referen­ political action committee also even sandwiched by truth. For tion with Super Bowl XXII, to be the floor like so many customers describe in my book.” Edwards & Sons Inc. in St. Louis, according to Georgia-Pacific Corp. dum question. lobbying for a “yes” vote in the Gypsum is found in other pro­ referendum. Homart made an example, the campus is not held Jan. 31. who had too much vodka. discussing the strain of the stock Of that amount. Homart has Alpine Povich said there was never ducts, including cosmetics, tooth­ in-kind contribution o f $50 to covered in ivy, "It's Just good "These people are not in any spent $7,277.12 and incurred addi­ any agreement to limit his market turmoil. paste, animal feed and bread. another pro-mall group. Factfind­ baloney — I like it," interim way hypnotized,” said Kreskin. tional expenses of $21,306.26 that questioning. ers; Buckland Mall Issue. Fleece Tops President Diana Notalicio said Divorce lawsuit "They are wide awake.” His have not yet been paid out, secret, he said, is simply "m y “ I didn't think they should touch according to financial statements Citizens for the Mall has not Tuesday. it. It's a graveyard. But now that LOS ANGELES (AP) - Actor presence and my voice.” filed in the Town Clerk’s office for raised any money itself, relying Pat Morita's wife has filed for they have, I hope they keep the Lottery the period ending Tuesday entirely on in-kInd contributions, Super singers divorce from her husband of 17 Don’t strike out artifacts in a museum and don't The smaller amount represents finandal statements show. Besides years, citing irreconcilable dif­ move them around or sell them.” money spent by the Chicago-based the contribution from Homart, $15 No love for driver NEW YORK (AP) - Baseball SAN DIEGO (AP) - Frank ferences, her attorney says. — Ruth Blanchard, a Titanic developer for employee salaries Citizens has received $650 in In-klnd Commissioner Peter Ueberroth Connecticut daily Sinatra and Liza Minnelli are The Superior Court divorce and travel. The unexpended money contributions from Fuss & O’Neill Heavy weight fleece tops Men's 1/2 zip (font style by NEW YORK (AP) - Shere and Mayor Edward I. Koch have survivor now living in Santa scheduled to perform together petition filed Monday by Yuki Hite, who has written three books Wednesday: 474 includes $12,000 on public relations Consulting Engineers, 210 Main St., Juneau, S.M.UXL Ladies' henley or pullover with 1 / 2 zip unveiled a television campaign Barbara, Calif., after artifacts for use of telephones in the firm’s Super Bowl week in January. Morita seeks custody of the about male-female relationships, services, $6.2242 for yard signs. front, S.M.L. Boys' 1/2 zip front style by Pacific Trails, urging the nation's young people brought up from the 1912 disaster Play Four: 4*87 offices. 'The singers plan two concerts couple's daughters, Aly Meguni, stormed off a talk show after 5,730 on leaflets and $2,954 for not to “ strike out” on drugs. S.M.L.XL. All in assorted colors, while they last to benefit the San Diego State 16. and Tia Mijuki, 12, as well as being told that a limousine driver University athletic program, the support and the family home, who accused her of attacking him Ueberroth, who acknowledged university said Wednesday. attorney Harry M. Fain said. was on the set. that baseball "has had its prob­ Manchester Herald Middletown Enfield The Jan. 29 and 30 concerts at Morita. who stars as Lieuten- The driver, Frank Nicoletti, lem with drugs,” said he thought Campaign Notea Hamden Waterbury "the federal program in the war USPS 327-500 VOL. evil. No. 25 Now Open In Manchester against drugs has not gotten off Garside: examine country dub lease ON THE PASTRACK by 6111 Holbrook the ground. I guess it's going to 260 North Main Street Published dally except Sunday John I. Garside Jr., a Republican seeking election to the town Mon. thru Frl. 10-9, Sat. & Sun. 10-6 take people from the grass roots Suggested carrier rates are t l .80 and ceflain holidays by the Man­ weekly. 17.70 for one month. 123.10 Board of Directors, is calling for the renegotiation of the lease of We Bccept MasterCard, Visa, DtBCOvor Card and Amarican Eipress ... to provide the leadership. ... chester Publishing Co.. 16 Brainard for three months. $48.20 for six the town-owned Manchester Country Club to the present lOOULWiT IT HAV6^ Baseball is glad to be involved.” Place. Manchester, Conn. 08040. months and $92.40 for one year. association that operates the club. 5PM BAHtg. JP5T To Second class postage paid at Senior citizen rates and mall rates afK> ITMTATl0tJ6? In one segment. World Series Garside said he wants the lease negotiated to benefit "all the Most Valuable Player Frank Manchester, Conn. Postmaster; are avallaWoon requaet. Send address changes to the residents of Manchester." He noted that "there has been some Viola of the Minnesota Twins To place a classIflad or display criticism that some of the rules and regulations kind of make it Mancheater Herald. P.O. Box 591. advertisement, or to report a news warns that, “ Drug dealers try to Mancheatar. Coniv 08040. Item, story or picture idea, call difficult for regular play.” strike you out every day.... Don't If you doni receive yourHaraldby 843-2711. Office hours are 840 a.m. He said the present association is doing a good Job of let them do it! ” 5 p.m. w eekdays or 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mortday through Friday. maintaining the country club and that the town probably could do Saturdays, plaass telephone your no better. But he said the town should also consider leasing the BOB'S The video, showing 14 players, The Manchester Herald le e carrier. If you're unable to reach member of the AseodatedPress, the property to another operator. and sports broadcasters was put your carrier, call subecriber service together by the Mayor's Alliance Audit Bureau of Circulatlonsandthe Garside also has vowed to pressure the state to establish more at 847-0S48 Xff 8 p.m. w eekdays for N e w England Newspaper stringent regulations for the removal of Junk cars from the town STORES Against Drugs, Koch said delivery In M anchester. Association Wednesday. streets. • — 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgday. Oct. 29. 1M7 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Oct. 29, 1987 — 5 Connecticut in Brioi Perry virtual shoo-in in Hartford Young cop’s death House plans budget bill despite talks

WASHINGTON (AP) - The by the U.S. Navy. Another would man of the House Budget Commit­ trading partners on Wall Street. Call starts a wild goose chase Legislator would be first black woman mayor of Northeast city House, refusing to await the out­ stuns small town require that pizzas and other frozen tee, said, "W e're getting close to This is the only way we can come to DARIEN — An anonymous caller claiming that a U.S. marshal come of top-level negotiations with foods containing imitation cheese dealing with fundamental issues.” a successful conclusion” of the the Reagan administration, is had been gunned down at a rest stop here sent state police on a By Br«nt Laycnon be so labeled, under the assumption Asked tor an assessment of the negotiations. nMrtality rates fci the count-y- In ! • * , 30 out of MIDLOTHIAN, Texas (AP) - pushing ahead with a Democratic wild chase today until they concluded the tip was a hoax, The Associated Press in Arizona, had bragged about this would boost sales of real cheese negotiations. Sen. Pete Domenici, Assuming Rostenkowski’s bill every 1,600bMkiesbomtonon-wliitesdied before deficit-reduction package centered fs authorities said. ’The killing of a young policeman killing a police officer. and, thus, save money on the R-N.M., said, ” A little more optim­ they were a year old, compared to a state around a $12 billion tax increase. passed by the House, it could be “ It’s totally unfounded. Just a Joke,” said Sandra Zaccagnini, a HARTFORD — Carrie Saxon Perry, a virtual who posed as a student to government’s price-support istic, some progress, a long way average of about 19 deaths per 1,000 births. Raffield's body was found by Most of the new revenue in the bill amended later to reflect any shoo-in to become the first black woman mayor investigate high school drug program. from completion.” dispatcher in the state police Westport barracks. Downtown corporate officials are at odds with officers in a state Department of would come from corporations and decisions agreed to by the of a major city in the Northeast, downplays the traffleUng was horror enough The bill headed for a vote in the negotiators. She said police got a call at 7:51 a.m. informing them that a surrounding neighborhoods over the fairest way Public Safety helicopter follow­ upper-income individuals. Tele­ To go ahead with House action on significance of such milestones. for this small town. But then, House even as negotiators repres­ federal marshal transporting prisoners in a silver LTD was being to divide the property tax burden in the city of ing a daylong search. Within phone users would have to continue the bill while negotiations were As work continued on the 1988 The 96-year-old legislator notes that Connecti­ police arrested two teen-age enting Congress and the White chased by four men in a Ford van. 130,4W0 people. hours, police arrested two Mid­ pay ing a 3 percent excise tax, which under way "suggests the priority of budget, the administration re­ cut has a strong tradition of women in politics, boys on murder charges. House continued a search for an “ Supposedly, the marshal was shot” at a rest stop on Interstate Perry says the skills she learned as a “I think (the killing) has lothian students, one of them at a otherwise expires at yearend. anti-deficit compromise capable of the (Democratic) majority is not ported that the fiscal 1987 deficit 9S in Darien, Zaccagnini said. having elected Ella Grasso governor in 1974. legislator — the art of oomprtunise, the ability to Halloween hayride. The package, which the Demo­ what is done but' who gets the shrank 33 percent. For the year And Hartford’scurrent mayor, Thirman Milner, shocked everybody around winning support of President Rea­ State police cleared all their radio channels for an emergency negotiate — will help solve such problems, even here,” said Mary Lou Shipley, In custody are 17-year-old cratic leadership hopes to use as the gan and a majority of the House and credit,” House Republican Leader ended Sept. 30, the imbalance was the first popularly elected black mayor In though the mayor has almost no power under the Bob Michel of Illinois charged. and barrelled into Darien. Soon, they discovered the report was Ellis County district attorney, Richard Goeglein Jr. and a foundation for a deficit cut of at Senate. The negotiations were between revenues and spending fell New England when he was elected six years ago. city’s strong-coundl form of government. “ This is a disgrace — legislatively, false. who is prosecuting the case she 16-year-old suspect, the son of a least $23 billion during the year that begun in an effort to calm nervous to $148 billion, down from the record Fo “ Thirman was kind of the Jackie Robinson of “ I Just seriously believe that the city needs politically, philosophically, $221.1 billion in the 1986 fiscal year. “ No shooting, no nothing. A sick, warped mind,” thedispatcher says is unprecedented in her Dallas police officer. The name began Oct. 1, includes some non-tax financial markets. edito it all,” said Perry, wearing the wide-brimmed me,” Perry said last week during an interview In economically.” said. Jurisdiction. of the 16-year-old has not been provisions that would raise revenue If the negotiations result in an The improvement came in a hat that is so much a trademark that a Capitol the Black Caucus room at the state Capitol. Mam This mostly working-class made public because of his age. or reduce spending. agreement, the final measure that Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, D-III., 12-month period in which the policeman once refused her entrance to the “ People say the office is symbolic,” Perry betw town of about 7,500 people, Sources told the Dallas Times One of those provisions would emerges from Congress could be chairman of the House Ways and federal government spent a record House of Representatives when she showed up said. “ You can’t underestimate symbolism. It’s Man charged In 1982 bank robbery known for its concrete plants as Herald that investigators be­ require commercial ships to pay at altered to reflect that accord. Means Committee and chief author $1,002 trillion, up 1.2 percent from com] bare-headed. important to people.” ’’The Cement Capital of Texas,” lieve the gun used to kill Raffield least $250,000 a trip for being After two days of negotiations, of the bill, said, “ To not continue the fiscal 1086 when federal spending have HARTFORD — A Waterbury man has been arrested on The barriers may be crumbling, but Milner, Perry, a former social worker, has repres­ escorted through the Persian Gulf has a billboard outside of town belongs to the 16-year-oId’s Rep. William Gray, D-Pa.. chair­ process would again shake the was $990.2 billion charges stemming from a bank robbery five years ago in who attended Sunday school with Perry when ented Hartford’s North End in the General Th that reads, ’’Midlothian ... our father. the two were children in Hartford, warns that Assembly since 1960. She said she can unify a Stamford, state police report. people, oUr greatest assets.” comi Perry is likely to get some unwanted attention, city that is often divided along racial lines. A ” He was the type you stay William F. Spinelli, 34, was arrested Tuesday at his home and The town's population has gave at least at first. third of the city’s residents are black, nearly 45 away from, what we call a charged with first-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, doubled since 1980, but the main "She will find herself in a fish bowl for a percent white and 21 percent Hispanic, accord­ heathen,” said senior Cal Sim­ Titanic trove yieids jeweiry, money He first-degree conspiracy to commit larceny and first-degree while,” Milner said. "People werelooking more ing to the 1980 census. City officials say they intersection is Just getting its mons of the 16-year-old. “ But I in re conspiracy to commit burglary, state police spokeswoman first stoplight. for me to fall than to succeed.” think the minority population has increased never thought he’d kill anyone.” M arcy Stamm said. . Midlothian High School has PARIS (AP) — A diamond-tipped The sponsors of last summer’s diamonds. exhibit of Egyptian artifacts from To Forty-eight U.S, cities have black women since then. At school, where rumors cir­ The arrest stems from the Nov. 8, 1982, robbery of the Union been a source of pride for the pendant inscribed “ May This Be salvage expedition said they hope the tomb of Tutankhamen that went norti mayors, including Little Rock. Ark., and Perry’s Republican opponent, Philip L. culated about the presence of an George Tulloch, one of the Trust Co. Bank Co., state police said. Three gunmen entered the town, about 15 miles southwest Your Lucky Star” was among the the television show will help draw on tour in the early 1980s, generat­ Newport News. Va. Perry’s election next week Steele, a 43-year-old attorney and son of undercover policeman, Raffield investors in the project, said the town bank in the eariy morning by cutting a hole in the roof and waiting of Dallas, until 21-year-oId police jewelry and money raised from the crowds to a Titanic exhibit that will ing $58 million in 24 months to a job that is largely ceremonial is all but Hartford radio personality Bob Steele, is was known as George William artifacts had been insured for $10 then inside for employees to arrive, state polcie said. Nearly $100,000 officer George William Raffield unlucky Titanic after the ocean- tour the world next year. guaranteed by the Democrats’ 7-1 edge in voter making his first run for political office. Steele Moore, a guy who always sat million. He added, however, that "One definite goal of the televi and! was taken. registration. Jr. was found in a field Saturday, liner rested undisturbed on the The television program, "Return none of them would be sold. has been frustrated by Perry’s refusal to debate with the “ heathens.” ocean floor for 75 years. sion show is to spur interest in the Although Hartford is the capital of a state with shot to death beside his pickup to the Titanic ... Live,” also C leadi him as often as he would like and accuses her of The total cost of the project — exhibit,” Piaget said in an inter­ truck. ” It’s really a shock,” said the highest par-capita incomeinthe country and "hiding from the voters.” The items were unveiled early presented evidence that a fire in the including the voyage, production of view before the program. All Waterbury gets Integration warning one of the lowest unemployment rates, it still He had been reported missing senior Tara Murphy. “ George today in Paris during a two-hour oceanliner’s coal bunker played a But Perry insists she is waging a vigorous was in my English class. He was the tetevison show and a traveling effec ranks among the poorest of U.S, cities. campaign, but she has picked out her office in by his fiance when he failed to telecast that was broadcast in 20 role in sinking the ship. exhibition — was expected to reach The Titanic struck an iceberg and HARTFORD — The State Board of Education has voted to show up for a date Friday night. real smart.” units Twenty-two percent of ail families live below the new legislative office building just in case countries. Because of the time After the satchel and safe were $10 million. sank April 15, 1912 on its maiden explore possible sanctions and legal action against Waterbury to the poverty line.i according to Rick Kozin, About 3 a.m. Saturday, Dallas School principal Wilburn difference, viewers in the United voyage from Southampton, Eng the E she is back at the Capitol instead of in City Hall opened, two experts from the The investors hoped to recoup force the city to comply with a school integration plan. director of the Citizens Research Education police said, they received a Roesler said the tragedy has States saw the program Wednesday land, to New York. supp next February. jewelry firm of Van Cleef and about $5.5 million from television The board's vote Wednesday follows the failure of the Center in Hartford. CARRIE SAXON PERRY phone call from an Arizona been felt deeply among the 760 night. “ This whole business of politics is very Arpels examined the objects, in­ and home video rights. They were More than 1,500 crew and pas­ votei Waterbury Board of Aldermen to^^rarove a bond Monday night to The city also has one of the highest infant policeman who said his son had students. He wouldn’t say fragile.” Perry said. , . . . in the fish bowi awhile The jewelry and cash were found cluding a gold pendant with a small expected to make up the re­ sengers died in the icy waters of the _buy-a‘$2.5 million parcel of land to build an integrated school. been called by a friend in whether he had wanted a drug To' inside a purser’s safe and leather diamond and the inscription, "May T mainder, plus a handsome profit, north Atlantic. Surviving relatives "W e had an expectation a new school would be built,’’ Gerald Midlothian. The officer's son investigation or knew Raffield consi satchel raised from the Titanic This Be Your Lucky Star,” and a from entrance fees to the exhibit. N. Tirozzi, the state commissioner of education said. ’’We have said the friend, who used to live was enrolled. of many of the victims have argued wreck 350 miles southeast of delicate bracelet with the name Investor Carlos Piaget compared that the wreck should have been left Eigh been very patient with Waterbury. My patience is worn” Newfoundland. “ Amy” spelled out in tiny plans for the Titanic tour to the alone as a memorial. blocii The board will discuss the possible sanctions and legal action First L’Ambiance suit blames city chan; with Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman. By Linda Stowell and to inspect the building to make seconds. City Attorney Lawrence Merly pres( The Associated Press sure there was no possibility of The federal report, which blamed said, “ I ’m not surprised the lawsuit Thi ‘John Doe’ protester released safety hazards to the workers.” shoddy engineering practices for was brought... however the timing BRIDGEPORT - Although fed voter said Richard Bieder, a Bridgeport the collapse, didn’t mention the of this and the fact they sued only eral investigators fined construc­ NEW LONDON — An anti-nuclear protester who had refused to attorney whose firm is the lead city. the city and not the parties who Thi tion companies millions of dollars give his name or eat solid food since his arrest on Labor Day has counsel for the victims and Also last week, the U.S. Occupa­ were responsible is unusual.” clear over the collapse of the L ’Ambianoe been released from Jail after being sentenced to the time he had survivors. tional Safety and Health Adminis­ He said the plaintiffs ’obviously bring already served while awaiting trial. Plaza, families of the victims say "The city failed miserably at tration fined a companies involved believe the parties responsible of dol George Ewing, 56, of Columbia, Maine, was released the city of Bridgeport is partly to both, and as a result 28 were killed in the construction a record $5.11 don’t have enough insurance or get in on tEe$e... blame and should pay. Wednesday. He had been held at the Montville Correctional and at least 13 were injured,” million. personal assets to sue. so they’ re popul On Wednesday, lawyers filed the Center since his arrest at the Nautilus Memorial in Groton on Bieder said. Bridgeport Mayor Thomas Bucci looking for a deep pocket. And the volur first suit stemming from the tragic charges of disorderly conduct and interfering with a police The first suit doesn’t seek a said city officials expected to be city is consider^ a deep pocket collapse, which killed 28 men and volur specific amount of money. Connec­ sued over the collapse. because of the amount of money it officer. injured at least 13 others. It was (»ie thats ticut law says that any damages “ We don’t feel the city is libel and can generate through tax action.” "H e has been in jail for approximately 50 days and I thought of the worst coastructlon accidents paid in a civil caseis determined by ultimately, through court proceed­ Merly also said that neither the Th< that was sufficient penalty for the offense," said Assistant State’s in the nation. a jury ings, that will be determined,” city nor the two building officials other Attorney Kevin Kane. The civil lawsuit charges the city "Clearly it will be a substantial Bucci said. Ewing told The Day newspaper of New London that he broke should be sued because the 06HA Th< of Bridgeport and two officials with amount.” Bieder said. "The diffi­ The suit charges Paul Marsala. GHOULISH report clearly indicated that the his 51-day fast Tuesday night by eating six chocolate-chip falling to properly inspect building cult part is someone will havetoput Bridgeport’s former building offi­ city has been ‘exonerated.” betwf cookies. plans and the construction site. a price on the lives of the 28 killed cial who issued the L ’Ambiance He also said any claims of ragec Plaintiffs in the suit, filed in and 13 injured.” building permit, and Frank Mer- recklessness or disregard for Waterbury Superior Court and stalei Last week, federal investigators caldi, the current building official, safety are not backed up. announced here, are families of the solvit Wesleyan prexy to join foundation said the collapse apparently was with negligence. The lawsuit charges that "those 2 men who were killed when the triggered when a small bracket Marsala’s four-year term as injuries and deaths were caused by GOINGS ON! Ifil MIDDLETOWN — Wesleyan University President Colin G. building collapsed on April 23 and of bent slightly while concrete slabs building official expired in March acts of the city and-or town of sides Campbell is resigning after a tenure of 17 years to become the workers who were injured. were being jacked into place, and he was not reappointed by Bridgeport which constituted par­ president of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, it was announced. "The city of Bridgeport had two despt •causing a chain reaction that Bucci, Mercaldi was sworn in on ticipation in the creation of a Campbell plans to leave Wesleyan, a small school of liberal job."; — tocarefuMy inspect the plans an ag leveled the building withn 10 March 30, 1987. nuisance.” arts and sciences, at the end of the academic year and join the thebi fund in New York next Sept. 1. He will succeed William M. Dietel, north president of the foundation since 1975, who is resigning on Nov. 1. Wednesday’s announcement was made in New York by David Thf Our Recipe for 9 who I Rockefeller, chairman of the foundation, and by Campbell to BOARD OF EDUCATION V about 270 faculty and administrators assembled in Wesleyan’s polls new Olin Memorial Library, the latest achievement in the Vote for All Four! 8 7 5 - » 1 6 6 H allo w een Th< school's capital expansion program. nriovietime- ★ Gobs of Great Goodies of Ma Report finds pipeline too expensive facti( KID FASHION H I 1/ 7^H ‘ ^ Heaps of Fun Gifts Tht who 1 HARTFORD — State government officials fighting the Youth and Maternity Resale Shop I I || 3 * Halloween Party Surprises video® proposed Iroquois natural gas pipeline through Connecticut have the pi a new document they’ll use in their battle. 212 Talcottville Road ■ Vernon, CT ★ Make Up & Aceessories Ques' A consultant they hired has concluded that the pipeline would be too costly for Connecticut consumers. Across from Vernon Professional Park Thi Ralph C. John A. Gloria D. 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Calling hours Paul McKeever of Ashford and Dr. puck past Buffalo goalie Tom Barrasso GOP debate highlights differences liie funeral is Friday at 9:15 a.m. are today from 7 to 9 p.m. at the at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Peter McKeever of Broad Brook; a The Sabres’ Uwe Krupp (40) also is puck between the legs of Whaler goalie game. Tucker had the tying goal as the at the Dillon-Bax ter Funeral Home. Ladd Funeral Home. 19 Ellington Main St. Burial will be in East brother. Victor Abraitis of Man­ for a first-period goal in their game helpless to stop the puck from going in. Steve Weeks but Weeks made the save in teams played to a 2-2 deadlock. HOUSTON — Republican presidential contenders emerged 1276 Berlin Turnpike. Wethersfieid. Ave.. Rockville. Cemetery. Calling hours’are Satur­ chester; two sisters, Isabelle Smith from their first debate with their differences highlighted by followed by a mass of Christian day from 10 a.m. until the time of of Manchester and Sally LaCha- sharp exchanges questioning George Bush's leadership qualities burial at 10 a.m. in St. Paul’s Margaret I. Gardner the service. pelle of East Hartford; 13 grand­ Church in Glastonbury. Burial will Memorial donations may be children; and a great-grandson. and denouncing Pete du Pont’s “nutty idea" of a private Margaret I. (Wilson) Garcfcier, alternative to Social Security. be in Mount St. Benedict Cemetery. made to the Visiting Nurse and Bloomfield. Calling hours aretoday 68. of 30 Hyde St., died early this The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 C While each of the candidates and their supporters were quick to Home Care of Manchester Inc., 397 a.m. from the John F. Tierney Whalers thankful to Weeks for deadlock from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. morning at her home. She was the Porter St., Manchester 06040. le claim victory after Wednesday night’s forum, backers of the vice wife of Francis R. Garckier. The Funeral Home, 219 W. O nter St., til By Jim Tierney president were clearly pleased that he gave as good as he got in Mildred Phelps couple had celebrated 50 years of followed by a mass of Christian Division cellar with a 3-5-1 mark, things considered.” the 29-year-old Francis said. “The guys feel he’s a good to hear,” Weeks said. ’Tve a exchanges with his rivals. marriage in June. Victoria McKeever burial at 8:45 a.m. at St. Bridget Herald Sports Writer six points in back of first-place NHL roundup Weeks said. capable goaltender and he played raised my confidence level a little S( For two hours. Bush, Senate GOP leader Bob Dole of Kansas, Mildred (Davis) Phelps. 92. of She was born in Manchester on Victoria H. (Abraitis) McKeever, Church. Burial will be in St. Bridget Montreal. The Sabres are in fourth Sabres’ rookie Kevin Maguire just super for us this evening.” bit myself.” Rep. Jack Kemp of New York, former Delaware Gov. du Pont, Tolland, died Wednesday at Rock­ June 16. 1919, and had been a 74, of Jensen Beach, Fla., formerly Cemetery. Calling hours are Fri­ HARTFORD — If it weren’t for place in the division with a 3-4-3 — see page 11 scored his first NHL goal at 8:03 of WHALER NOTES - Torrie fi former Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. and evangelist ville General Hospital. She was the lifelong resident. Before retiring in of Manchester, died this morning at day from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. the fine goaltending of reserve record. the second period to even the score Weeks made a brilliant save on Robertson, who has been out of the u Pat Robertson laid out their views under questioning from widow of B, Ernest Phelps and 1979. she worked at PrattA Whitney her sister’s home. She was the wife goalie Steve Weeks, this game ”I think the night belonged to at 1-all. Kevin Dineen, celebrating Mike Foligno’s wrister 4:23 Into the Whaler lineup since Nov. 29, 1986 w Memorial donations may be would have wound up in the loss conservative columnist William F. Buckley Jr. and former mother of Arthur Phelps of Aircraft. East Hartford, for 35 of Maurice J. McKeever. The made to the Visiting Nurse and Steve Weeks,’ Whaler Coach Jack his 24th birthday, put the Whalers final period and gloved both a Smith after he suffered a broken left leg in Manchester. years. She was a member of the couple had celebrated 50 years of column for the Hartford Whalers. Evans said. "It was a great game top of the crease. Francis picked up back in front. 2-1. when he tallied five-footer at 10:45 and a hard Montreal, Is fully recovered ac­ tl Democratic Party chairman Robert Strauss. Home Care of Manchester Inc. or It’s as simple as that. Besides her son. she is survived South United Methodist Church. marriage in September. the American Cancer Society. by Weeks.” the stray puck and back-handed it four minutes later. Sylvain Tur- slapshot by Dave Andreychuk with cording to Whaler team physician Ir Weeks, subbing for Hartford’s On two occasions, the Whalers past Barrasso. geon attempted to center the puck 1:57 left in regulation. Off the Dr. Vincent Turco. Robertson is AFL-CIO welcomes Teamsters back starting goalie Mike Llut who is out lost one-goal leads. Buffalo had the “We’ve got to be happy with the and Barrasso got a stick on it. but it face-off in overtime, Turgeon could expected to play his first game Nov. with back spasms, recorded 26 better chances down the stretch to one point but not satisfied,” Fran­ trickled out to Dineen at the right have put the game away as he 11 when the Whalers host Montreal. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. —Teamsters President Jackie Presseris A New Voice On The Democratic Team saves but should have been served a win this game. cis said. side of the net and he poked an streaked In on Barrasso hut his .. Paul MacDermId left the game in bringing his 1.6 million members back into an AFL-CIO willing to better fate by his teammates for his "I think we were fortunate to Prior to Francis’ goal. Weeks incredibly bad-angle shot between point-blank shot rlrhocheted to the the second period with a bruised performance. Instead, the Whalers come out of it with a tie," Evans made a spectacular pad save off a Barrasso and the right post for the right knee. . . Llut Is expected to risk being tarnished by the union's alleged mob connections in right of the net. K return for its old-style muscle. and Buffalo Sabres battled to a 2-2 said. John Tucker breakaway. With 53 goal start Saturday night’s game at Mary Ann overtime tie Wednesday night Ron Francis gave the Whalers a seconds left in the opening period. Tucker knotted the affair at 2-all “We could've won it In overtime home against Philadelphia. . .Buf­ Presser was scheduled to address today’s closing session of the before a crowd of 12.709 at the Civic 1-0 lead at 15:58 of the first period with 3:22 left in the second when his federation's biennial convention, where leaders last weekend Scot Kleinendorst intercepted Doug with the break Turgeon had,” falo’s Phil Housley’s eight-game Center. during a Hartford power play. Dave Smith's shot and raced the length of wrister from the left circle crept Evans said. point streak ended last night.. .The invited the union to return to the House of Labor that expelled it 30 With the stalemate. Hartford's Babych fired a slapshot from the the ice only to be snuffed by years ago for alleged corruption. between Weeks’ pads. Whalers outshot the Sabres, 35-28.. H andley three-game win streak ended. The left blue line which rebounded off Barrasso. "It’s a big plus for us with Lutie Weeks was pleased to hear Pierre Turgeon of the Sabres, Immediately after Presser’s speech, the federation's policy­ Whalers are still in the Adams Buffalo goalie Tom Barrasso at the "I’m happy we got the point, all going down and Steve coming in.” Evans' words of praise. "That’s Sylvnin’s brother, had four shots. making executive council was to meet to add a 36th seat for Presser and make him one of 34 AFL-CIO vice presidents, said Rex Hardesty, an AFL-CIO spokesman. Presser, 60, is awaiting trial on charges of embezzlement, P u ll while the Teamsters are facing the threat of a government takeover by prosecutors seeking to rid It of alleged mob H Influence. W N if N P( Media strike tests Israeii nerves PI JERUSALEM — A 3-week-old broadcast strike is testing the M nerves of millions of Israelis who tune in each day to state radio Bi PULL LEVER 5A 1^ ' Q i and television to be entertained and to receive assurances about A Bi their country's security. H i ■ Israelis, who have lived most of their lives under the threat of Democrat for attack by Arab neighbors, have come to depend on their hourly PETER DiROSA a Cl updates for security as well as information. On buses, in stores Manchester Town Director D and even in the streets, the five beeps that precede the news TOWN DIRECTOR M bulletin are hard to miss and rarely ignored. T( “Manchester’s First Choice for Leadership’ f t l . f . .0 - SI Now, many broadcast addicts are experiencing withdrawal Roots in the past, symptoms. E l O "A lot of us are going crazy,” said Avi Levy, 22, who runs a vision fo r the Juture. VOTE DEMOCRATIC w felafel stand in Jerusalem. 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CORRECTION There will be VOTE YES ON NO 'Cholesterol Screening at Liggett Parkade Pharmacy until further notice. REFERENDUM QUESTION #2* This was incorrectly published in the Support the Town/Eighth District Wednesday, Oct. 28 ad in the Manchester Herald. Agreement to Guarantee:

RE-ELECT An End to Years of Strife TODD LISCOMB (LEFT) AND CRAIG HEMPSTEAD MERRY CHADZIEWICZ CHRIS NIELSON NANCY BYRNE SARAH THIERY • Final settlement of all town/district boundaries . . .key members of MHS boys’ squad ... threat for MHS girls one of the Indians' best ECHS freshman phenom ... one of East's top group • The district gets the Buckland Fire Station • The town gets the district’s sewer system k . MHS boys, East girls in hunt for state titles 9 2. One sewer authority for Manchester • Better planning for economic development Bv Jim Tlernev Manchester third. behind St. Bernard's in the ACC said. Other key Indian are seniors Herald Sports Writer ‘‘They’re running well.” Man­ Meet. Mindy Forde, Merry Chadziewicz, f > . • No more fights over rates, charges and jurisdiction chester Coach George Suitor said of "They’re running well. I think it will be real "To beat St. Bernard's. I have to Jessica Marshall. CTiris Nielson, This time of year signifies the his team. ”I think It will be real close. We have to move up five secontds a get my (Nos.) 2, 3, 4, and 5 runners Jennifer TuccI, and sophomore culmination of the scholastic boys’ close. We have to move up five with their 3rd,” Kittredge ex­ Diana Pappas. ROGER M. and girls' cross country seasons in seconds a man,” A positive aspect m an.” plained. Key individuals to watch In The top two teams In each of the 3. Future of the Eighth District Fire Department the form of the state class cham­ for the Indians is that they have run this race are Kristen Smith of St. six classes — LL, L, MM, M, SS, and pionships this Saturday followed by as a compact group the entire Bernard's and Heinke Nyekker of S — receive automatic bids to the • The town and district will secure new state laws the State Open Meet on Friday. season. Manchester had a spotless — George Suitor Darien. Open and the next eight teams protecting the future of the Eighth District Volunteer Nov. 6. Both events are scheduled 9-0 dual meet record and won the The Manchester High girls' team based on composite time score will at Wickham Park in Manchester. league honors in the CCC East. will compete in the Class LL race, also go. NEGRO Fire Department forever. Heading into the state class Seniors Shaun Brophy, 10th in the Burke and Derek Hedges of Xavier, High, the fourth-ranked slate team, which kicks off the six-race card at "I could finish third in my meets, the Manchester High boys' Class LL Meet a year ago. Dana Evan Grayer of Staples, and Tom is in Class MM 9 a m. Manchester had a fine 8-2 division and still not make the FOR and East Catholic girls' are the Dieterle and Sean Toland, along C^ry of Rockville High School. East has faced St Bernard's dual meet record and finished third Open," Blanchette explained. 7 strongest local contingents and will with Juniors Craig Hempstead and The East Catholic girls, who had three times this year — a dual meet. in the CCC East. The Indians are led Mercy High of Middletown, Rock­ TOWN TREASURER each challenge for its respective Todd Liscomb are Manchester’s won six consecutive state class the Wickham Invitational and the by senior Kim Jarvis, who placed ville High, Norwich Free Academy, 7 state title. top five runners. Suitor has won titles before placing second to ACC meet — and has been beaten ninth in the Class LL meet In 1986. and Manchester should be the top Bring Harmony to Manchester... Support the The Indians, ranked fourth in the three Class LL state titles In 1977. Darien in 1986. will be a solid each time. East lost to Darien In its and is one of the favorites In the this teams in this class. Along with LEVER 7A unofficial state poll behind No. 1 ’79, and '82. The Indians placed contender in this year's Class MM only meeting this year at the year’s run. Jarvis, Margaret Barbour of Che­ Staples High of Westport and No. 3 fourth in the 1986 Gass LL Meet and race which answers the gun at 11:20 Wickham Invitational "I'm Just hoping we make the shire and Rebecca Jorgenson of Xavier High of Middletown, will sixth in the State Open. a .m. The Eagles also placed second ’’If all our girls run well on the Open,” Manchester G)ach Phil Mercy are the top Individuals. Town/Eighth District Agreement compete in the Class LL race “Everyone seems to be healthy,” in the State Open last year and were same day. it’ll he close.” Eagle Blanchette said. "The kids seem to The East Catholic boys, in a Support tho Entiro ' scheduled to go off at 9; 35 a .m. Both Suitor said. "They’re one of my fourth in the New Englands. C^ach Kathy Kittredge said. be peeking. It's Just a matter of five definite rebuilding year, will com­ Damocratic Taam Staples and Xavier are also Class better teams. They did the work The Eagles, ranked third In the Freshman phenom Nancy Byrne of those seven kids running a good pete in the Class MM race at 11:55 N ov. 3rd LL contenders, leaving the Indians over the summer and continued to unofficial state poll, are easily In has led the Eagles throughout the race.” a m. Senior Steve Carlson, 10th In *ln the Eighth District, Vote YES on questions 3, 4, 5 & 6 with their work cut out for them­ do the work through the season.” the strongest girls’ class. Both St. season followed by seniors Dawn The best finish by a Manchester Class MM last year, sophomore selves. The only time the previous Xavier is the defending Class LL Bernard’s of Uncasville and Da­ McCauley. Julie Ray and Juniors girl in a state meet was a Danny Feehan and Junior Tom Nagfo for TroMuror CommIttM - trio has met was at the Wickham and State Open champion. Individ­ rien, the top two ranked girls' team Noel Feehan. Betsy Dickinson, and fourth-place finish by Sue Caouette Carlson are the Eagles' top en­ Anthony and OolOfM Plotrantonlo uals to watch In tMs race are in the state, respectively, will also Sarah Thiery. East had a 3-1 dual In 1978, "Only a couple of girls have trants. East placed second in Gass Co-Traaaurara. Park Invitational where Staples Paid for by the Democratic Town Committee, Paul Phillips, Treasurer. placed first followed by Xavier and defending State Open champ J T. compete in this class. Also. Bethel meet record and placed second beaten her (Jarvis),” Blanchette MM In 1986. It M - MANCHESTER HERALD, niunday. Oct. 2», 19«7 MANCHESTER H ERALD, Thursday. Oct. 29. 1967 — 11 # Numbers say Mattingly is best Sather on edge after Oilers lose second straight

By The Assocloted Press received last year and Eddie baseman because first base is one NL’s top-rated starting pitcher, By Ken Rappoport tonight, Detroit didn’t do it. We’re Murray received in 19M. of the top positions in baseball r i ^ t while Todd Worrell of St. Louis was The Associated Press not hungry enough, but we’re going N E W Y O R K — Numbers now “ It’s nice to see that, but you have now,” Mattingly said at a dinner at the No. 1 reliever. NHL Roandap to get to the bottom of it.” back up what has been regarded as Not even the Edmonton Oilers to put it in perspective,” Mattingly which he was honored by the Boys Free agents are divided into Kings 4, Rangsis 3 fact for the past few seasons: Don said Wednesday of the rankings. Club of New Yoifc. "You’re talking are perfect, it seems. groups which determine the com­ Bobby Carpenter and Jim Fox Mattingly Is the best all-around "Th e y ’ve only been doing these about Jack Clark, Kent Hrbek, the ’’People expect us to win every pensation their former teams will the last four at the Forum scored third-period goals and goal- player in baseball. rankings for seven years and (Wally) Joyners. Willie Upshaw, day.” Coach Glen Sather said receive if the players sign with The Canadiens finally shattered tender Glenn Healy recorded his The New York Yankees first baseball has been going for 100. But Darrell Evans. You’re talking following a 3--1 loss Wednesday another club. The teams are night to the Montreal Canadiens. Edmonton’s mastery for the first first N H L victory to lead Los baseman received a perfect 1.000 in you like to be ranked first amongst about some pretty great first compensated with additional selec­ ’’They think we should win 70 time since Feb. 27,1985, when they Angeles over Nerw York. the Elias Sports Bureau statistical your peers.” baseman. There are so many good tions in the June amateur draft. games without losing.” got first-period goals by Guy Carpenter broke a 2-2 tie when he rankings, which were established first basemen in the league, it’s a A players are in the top 30 percent Sather reacted angrily to repor­ Carbonneau and Stephane Richer scored from the side of the net off a seven years ago as part of the compliment to be categorized with The runner-up in this year’s of the ranking statistics, B players ters who had questioned the Oilers’ and a second-period score by Mats rebound of a shot by Fox at 1:02. settlement of the players strike to these fellows.” American League rankings was in the top 30 to SO percent and C recent slump. Not only have the Naslund. Fox then clinched it for the Kings determine compensation for free- Baltimore shortstop Cal Ripken Jr. players between SO and 60 percent. defending Stanley Cup champions ’’We started to press in the second with a breakaway goal at 10:15, agent signings. at 3.143. The top-rated player in the Other top-rated A L players were Team s losing A players would lost two straight games, they’ve period and it took a lot of energy out putting the puck ^tw e e n the pads The rankings are based on of us.” Edmonton defenseman National League was Philadelphia California second basemen Johnny receive the most compensation. only scored one goal in that span. of goaltender John Vanbiesbrouck Kevin Lowe said. "W e started performance in at least five catego­ third basemen Mike Schmidt with Ray, Boston third basemen Wade They were beaten 5-0 in Quebec on from 20 feet. ries over a two-year period. After making some bad plays in our own Healy made 31 saves in his third 2.429. Boggs, Toronto outfielder George Five members of the World Tuesday night and were held being ranked by position, piayers end.” N H L start as the Kings improved Schmidt has been the top-rated Bell and Toronto catcher Ernie scoreless in Wednesday night’s are divided into five groups; Series champion Minnesota Twins (Hielios said the Oilers simply their recent road record to 2-2-1, NL third basemen every year the Whitt. Boston’s Roger Clemens was were among 29 possible free agents game until a little less than four outfielders, first basemen and minutes remained. brought out the best In the including three straight unbeaten rankings have been compiled. The the highest-ranked starting pitcher placed In the A group. They are Canadiens. designated hitters; second base- "W e lose two games and we’ve games. only other player to be No, 1 at his and Toronto’s Mark Eichhom was pitchers Bert Blyleven, Juan Ber- men, third basemen and short­ got all kinds of people asking what’s ” It’s funny, we don’t seem to play Vanbiesbrouck made 23 saves. position all seven years is New the top reliever. stops; catchers; starting pitchers; enguer and Jeff Reardon, third wrong,” Sather said. ” I say ’Look with the same kind of Intensity York Mets catcher Gary Carter. In the National League. Dale against the weaker teams as we do Leafs 5, Islanders 2 and relievers. basemen Gary Gaetti and desig­ who’s in first place,’ but overall, Mattingly has been the top- Murphy of Atlanta was the highest- against a stronger one like Edm on­ Mark Osborne and Ed Olczyk Mattingiy received a perfect nated hitter Don Baylor. that doesn’t seem to count.” ranked AL first basemen for three ranked outfielder for the fifth ton,” Chellos said. scored two goals each, and Allan score because he was top-ranked in Detroit Is the only other team With a 6-4 record, the Oilers lead consecutive years, while Ripken straight year. Three players — Bester was steady in goal as every category used to evaluate with more than two A players the Smythe Division by two points Red Wings 5, Jett 1 led A L shortstops for the fourth Mets first basemen Keith Hernan­ Toronto ended a three-game losing first basemen — plate appearan­ eligible for free agency. The ’Tigers over the Calgary Flames. ’The Steve Yzerman scored two goals straight time. Texas designated dez. Chicago second basemen Ryne streak. ces. batting average, on-base per­ have three A players — catcher third-place Winnipeg Jets, another to lead Detroit over Winnipeg. AP photo hitter Larry Parrish was the only Sandberg and St. Louis shortstop Bester began his first start of the Mike Heath and pitchers Jack two points back, failed to make up Yzerman, who has contributed at Numbers indicate what many have said right along, that centage, homerunsand runsbatted other player in the league to repeat season with a 10.29 goals-against Ozzie Smith — were No. 1 at their Morris and Frank Tanana. any ground on Edmonton when they least one point in seven consecutive in. as No. I at h's position. average, but he stopped 17 shots as New York Yankee first baseman Don Mattingly is the best positions for the fourth year in a Seventeen potential free agents lost 5-1 to Detroit. games, scored on a great Individual The best, or lowest, score before ”It’s especially rewarding being row. ' the Maple Leafs smothered New player in basebali today. ♦ »*/»»»•• f /ion were placed in the B group and nine Defenseman Chris Chelios set up effort during a first-period power York’s offense. - l . „ J ------Hou.ston’s Mike Scott was the in the C category. all three Montreal goals and play and added his second goal of Olczyk scored both his goals in goaltender Patrick Roy blocked 22 the game and seventh of the season the third period, including one on a shots in one of his best performan­ in the second peHod. power play, to help the Maple Leafs ces of the season for the Canadiens. Detroit’s Petr Klima scored a pull away. The Oilers seemed destined for a shorthanded goal, the fourth al­ Bester felt redeemed. A week Crawford wants out; Phillies want to keep Schmidt second straight shutout until Char­ lowed this yearby Winnipeg, at 4; 25 earlier, he had given up six goals in lie Huddy scored on a 25-foot of the second period to break a 1-1 a 10-3 loss to Montreal. slapshot on a power play with 3:14 N E W YOR K (AP) - Steve all-star third baseman. final season of a five-year deal. tie. “ I stunk a week ago,” Bester AP photo Crawford, a right-hander, was.5-4 Crawford’s agent, Bob Woolf, of the 1986 World Series. left. Crawford is taking a step toward ” He wants to play one more year, ” I don’t knowhow close weare on with a 5.33 earned run average. He ” It was the most embarrassing said. “ There were a couple of goals said that he hadn’t talked to any Eligible players have until Nov. 9 But it was too little, too late for Los Angeles defenseman Tom Laidlaw leaving the Boston Red Sox while probably two.” Giles said. ” It’s.)ust dollars,” Giles said. ’’Neither side pitched in 29 games, all in relief, game we’ve played since I ’ve been that really bothered me. I was their game Wednesday night at Madison teams yet about his client. to file. Among those who already the Oilers, who had won six straight the Philadelphia Phillies are taking a matters of dollars.” has made an offer.” with no saves, allowing 91 hits in 72 here.” Winnipeg Oiach Dan Malo­ determined to do a better job has Rangers’ forward Walt Poddubny In Square Garden. The Kings won, 4-3. have filed is reliever Dave Righetti games against Montreal, including a step toward retaining Mike Giles will meet in Florida next 2-3 innings with 32 walks. 43 ney said. ” We beat ourselves tonight” a bearhug as the pair collides during Schmidt. week with Schmidt’s agent. Arthur ’’Boston’s an awfully tough town of the New York Yankees. Schmidt batted .293 this year with strikeouts and 13 home runs to leave.” Woolf said. ’’Steve came Crawford was the only player to Rosenberg, while the former is 35 homers and 113 runs batted in. In He made his last appearance file for free agency Wednesday, the attending the major league general up through the organization. If Other notable players eligible are 1986. he was the National League’s Sept. 15 in Detroit and had surgery something tempting came along, Jack Clark of the St. Cardinals, 16th player to submit his name this managers meetings at West Palm Most Valuable Player, batting .290 Sept. 28 to remove three loose bone Celtics hoping Mark Acres Auburn’s though, he would have to consider week. Beach. Fla. Dale Murphy of the Atlanta Braves, with 37 home runs with 119 runs fragments from his right elbow. it.” Phillies President Bill Giles gave Schmidt has indicated that he Jack Morris of the Detroit Tigers, batted in. He has 530 career Pain in his elbow cau.sed him to be Crawford has a career record of the first signal that the club wants a raise from his last contract. Cal Ripken Jr. of the Baltimore homers, four short of Jim m y Foxx put on the disabled list from July 16 19-16 with a 4.24 E R A . He won Game Orioles and Paul Molitor of the Burger Intended to re-sign Schmidt, its He made $2,127,333 in 1987 in the fnr ninth ninnn OT) (he all-time list. to Ju lv 3 l 5 of the 1986 A L playoffs and Game 2 Milwaukee Brewers. can make impact with team

By Dave O'Hara Dennis Johnson, said he is "just your own team, and we watched ineligible The Associated Press trying to do what the coaches want how bad our team played. We never out of me. inside firepower off the got into it with our starting five." AUBURN, Ala. (AP) — Auburn BOSTON — Rookie Mark Acres bench.” “They still have a great starting quarterback Jeff Burger, the lead­ of the Boston Celtics was "a little SCOREBOARD “ I wanted to see Acres out there five and guys off the bench played ing passer in the Southeastern shocked” when he heard his name with the starters and he did the well,” said former Boston star Conference, is awaiting word with a announced for the first time in job.” Coach K.C. Jones said. “ He Cedric Maxwell after playing just teammate on whether the NCAA Boston Garden. MsplB Lesfs 5. Iilandere 2 BASKETBALL was banging the boards and keep­ five minutes for the 3-3 Rockets. will restore their eligibility In time w in , lo.so Ki I)Ki:\V "N o one told me and I was a little Nottenol Basketball Assoclollea ing his hands up. His main thing is "Detroit is as cocky as ever and to play against Florida on Hockey D EN V ER N U G G ETS — Nomed Pete shocked when the announcer called New York l o 1—2 that he's always after the ball of the they think they can beat the Celtics, Saturday. Babcock president and general monoger. Scholastic m y name as a starter.” Acres said. Toronto 2 0 S—4 NEW YORK KNICKS— Signed Trent ______boards. but I know the Celtics and they’ll be Auburn University declared Rrst Period— 1, Toronto, Osborne 4 But, helped by a feed from super AilW.lieHs'soNe.. Tucker, guard, too two-year contract. H W H E “ His timing is such that he lives up to the task.” Burger and offensive tackle Jim NHL standings (OIczvk, Courtnoll), 1:23. 2, New York, FOOTBALL star La rry Bird for an easy basket. Wood 4 (Sutter, Gilbert), 5:34. 3, Toronto, Nattenel FeoEMII League . off it. He's difficult for a defense to Akeem Olajuwon led Houston Thompson ineligible Wednesday " a . I Acres settled down quickly Wed­ Terrion 1 (ihnacak, Leeman), 12:55. CLEVELAND BROWNS— Waived Enis SOCCIT box out because he has such good with 20 points, one more than after the National Collegiate At­ WALKS CONPKRINCE Penalties— Bassen, N Y (tripping), 5:54; Jackson, cornerbock; Tim CrowfOrd cii^ nesday night, helping the Celtics to timing. And he’s got some nice Richard Anderson.who had 17 in a hletic Association said a free Patrick DIvltlen Fergus, Tor (Interference), 7:29; Kon- Jeff Pegues, linebackers; Mike Rusinek, a 125-106 N B A preseason victory W L T Ptf OP OA rovd, N Y (hooking), 9:47; DIneen, NY nose tackle; Lorry Mason, running bock; moves out there.” fourth quarter shootout between airplane ride they took violated NtW JarMV 4 3 0 12 33 25 (tripping),14:41. Billy Robinson, safety; Keith Bosley CCC-Rast O ’all over the Houston Rockets. Houston Coach Bill Fitch noted re.serves. guidelines against players receiv­ Wothlnoton 4 3 0 12 37 27 Second Period— None. Penoltles— offensive tackle; Emil teures,gi»ard; W ta W L T W L T A second round draft pick by .. . . . - ...... ^ ^ Enfield 9 1 2 9 1 2 that Acres, who is listed at 22S ing extra benefits. NY lilondert 5 3 1 11 34 25 Courtnoll, Tor (holding), 1:40; LaFontalne, Kob, t l ^ t end, and RemI Watson, Dallas in 1985 after starring at Oral N Y Ranoers 4 4 3 11 44 39 N Y (holding), 4:29; Makela, N Y (hold­ receiver. East Hartford 8 2 2 9 2 2 pounds, is “ not that big." but looks While Olajuwon did his share, the Their eligibility could be restored PhllOdelpMo 3 5 2 8 23 37 ing), 7:34; Fergus, Tor (tripping), 11:38; MIAMI DOLPHINS— Waived Jeff Haves, Rockville 8 3 1 9 3 1 Roberts, the 6-foot-ll Acres is could be deceiving. other half of Houston’s “Twin by the NCAA on appeal — even in Plf1»buroh 2 5 3 7 40 42 Bassen, NY (tripping), 15:22; Toronto punter. Windham 4 3 3 4 3 3 making a strong bid for a Boston Job “ He is big and strong.” says Bird. Adoim Division bench, served bv Dooust (too many men on NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS— Waived Manchester 3 5 4 3 4 4 Towers.” Ralph Sampson managed time for sixth-ranked Auburn’s Montreal 4 4 1 13 43 33 Ice),17:34. Mike LeBlonc and Bruce Hansen, running Hartford Public 3 7 2 4 7 2 after playing two years in Belgium. "H e doesn’t really look it. but he just two points, on a right-handed SEC showdown with No. 10 Florida South Windsor 3 8 1 4 8 1 Boston 5 3 0 10 31 30 Third Period— 4, Toronto, Olczyk 2 backs and Joe Peterson, cornerbock. “ I ’m out there to rebound, play is.” hook shot at 7:30 of the second on Saturday night. It was unclear, Quebec 4 3 1 9 34 28 (Courtnoll, Degrov). 1:11. 5,* Toronto, NEW YORK JETS-Re-sIgned George Ferm i 0 11 1 0 11 1 defense and hit a few shots and Buftolo 3 4 3 9 35 41 (Jsborne 5,13:02.4, New York, LaFontolne 7 Radachowsky, safety. Ainge led the O k ie s with 20 period. In 27 minutes, the 7-foot-4 however, when or how the NCAA Harttord 3 5 1 7 24 34 (Kerr, King), 18:53. 7, Toronto, Olczyk 3 P ITTSBU R G H STEELER S— Signed Rod that’s all I tried to do.” said Acres points, including 15 in leading his Sampson was 1-10 from the floor might respond. ACC CAMPBELL CONPERENCE (Osborne, Salmlno), 19:48 (pp) Woodson, defensive bock. C a ll after scoring 12 points, grabbing 9 mates to a 40-20 first period lead. and 0-2 from the free throw line. He ” We just have to accept it and go Norris Division Penalties— lafrote. Tor (tripping), 4:09; ST. LOUIS CARDINALS— Waived Ed W T W L T rebounds, handing out three assists W L T Pta O F OA Smith, NY, served by Delgorno (tripping), Scott and Dwovne Anderson, defensive x-Xovler 7 1 1 9 3 1 Bird finished with 17, playing just 28 had just five rebounds and one on,” Auburn Coach Pat Dye said. Chlcogo 5 4 1 11 43 42 19:01. bocks. Placed AAark Duda, defensive Fairfield Prep 4 3 1 8 4 1 and stealing the ball twice in 24 minutes. assist. “ We’ll wait and see what the final St. Joseph's Detroit 5 3 0 10 24 25 Shots on goal— New York 7-4-8— 19. tackle, and Charlie Votterott, offensive 3 4 5 0 minutes of action. Then came Acres, Parish, John- The Celtics used all 14 healthy ruling Is. We’ll work the same as we Minnesota 4 4 1 9 32 34 Toronto 11-8-8— 27. guard, on Inlured reserve. Eost Catholic 2 2 10 0 “ I got that nice pass from Larry Toronto 4 4 0 8 34 37 Power-ploy Opportunities— New York 0 W ASHINGTON REDSKINS— Releosed St. Bernard 1 3 8 0 sonand first round draft pick players in training, and all got into have all year.” St. Louis 2 5 0 4 22 27 of 5; Toronto 1 of 7. Dwight Gamer and Greg Grooms, early and that made me feel Reggie Lewis with 12 apiece. the scoring act. Boston has two Dye. who said he was “ a little Smvttio Division Goalies— New York, Smith (27 shots-27 running backs; Alfred Jenkins, tieht comfortable,” Acres said. ” I got saves). Toronto, Bester (19^17). X- clinched league title Rookie forward Brad Lohaus had 6 exhibition games left — against the surprised at the decision,” des­ Edmonton 4 4 0 12 44 35 end, and John MIckens, linebacker. into the flow. I've always been able Calgorv 5 5 0 10 41 41 A — 14,382. Minnesota, 52; AAork Langston. Seattle, points. 5 rebounds and 2 assists in Jazz in Provo. Utah. Friday night, cribed the senior quarterback as Winnipeg 4 4 0 8 25 27 Referee— Oon Marouelll. Linesmen— 17; Ted Hlguero, Milwaukee, 7; Shone Canadian Feelball League COC-Bost O'all to run, so one of m y pluses is getting only 14 minutes. and against Detroit in Toledo. Ohio. being depressed about the situa­ Los Aneeles 3 4 1 7 24 40 Jerrv Poteman, Mark Pore Rawlev, Philadelphia, 3; John Tudor, HAMILTON TIGERCATS— Added Kevin W T W L T up and down the court.” “ It's hard to gauge how the Vancouver 2 4 0 4 30 36 Juma, wide receiver, to the practice roster. R H A M ^ 9 1 12 Sunday. tion, which arose over an Oct. 11 Baseball SI. Louis, 3; Dave Draveckv. Son Acres, who started in disabled Wednesday's Oqmes Francisco, 1; Donnv Jockson, Kansas City, Coyphtfy 7 1 8 Celtics played." Fitch said after They must get down to 12 players trip Burger and Thompson took on a Buffalo 2, Hartford 2, tie 1; Zone Smith, Atlanta, 1; Frank Tanana, SASKETCHEWANROUGHRIDERS— B ^ h 5 0 4 Keving McHale's usual spot at Boston's fifth consecutive victory by next Thursday. 24 hours before small airplane to go hunting In Montreal 3l Edmonton 1 Detroit, Dropped Ed McQuorters, guard, from the Cheney Tech 1 1 1 forward in a lineup with Bird. Toronto 5, Now York Islanders 2 practice raster. Bacon Academy 0 2 3 since a loss in an exhibition-opener the 1987-88 season opener with south Alabama with a friend of AP All-Star baseball team 1. Robert Parish. Danny Ainge and Los Anpeles 4, New York Rangers 3 R E L IE F P ITC H ER : Steve Bedroslan, TORONTO ARGONAUTS-Added David in Houston. “ You have to watch Milwaukee at the Garden. ’Thompson’s family. Detroit 5, Winnipeg 1 Klng84.Rangera3 Philadelphia, 140; Todd Worrell, St. Daniels, defensive bock, to the practice COC-West O ’all David Housel, Auburn’s sports Ttiursdov's Oomes Louis, 17; Tom Henke, Toronto, 12; Jeff roster. W T W L T NEW YORK (A P ) — VoUng for the Rocky Hill Harild photo by Pinto information director, said the Quebec at Boston, 7:35 p.m. 1987 Associated Press All-Star baseball Reardon, Minnesota, 10; Dave Righetti, WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS— Added 8 0 11 Toronto at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Los Aneeles 1 l 2— 4 team: New York Yankees, 7; Tim Burke, Sheldon Gaines, wide receiver, and Ed Cromwell 5 4 7 school learned Wednesday the N.Y. Rangers 1 l 1— 3 VInal Tech St. Louis at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m FIRST BASE: Don AAottkigly, New Montreal, 3; John Fronoo, CIndnnotl, 2; McQuarters.guard.toIhe practice roster. 4 3 7 Padres’ Santiago is first rookie Manchester High's Lisa Moriconi (right) gets set to hit NCAA considered the free ride .o Friday's Oomes First Period— 1, New York, Mullen 3 Dave Smith, Houston, 2; Ken Davlev, St. HOCKEY Portland 3 3 3 (Poddubnv, Bell), 1:18 (pp). 2, Los Angeles, York Yankees, 90; Mark McGwire, East Hampton violation of its “ extra benefits” Los Angeles at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m Oakland. 53; Jack Clark, St. Louis, 29; Will Louis, 1; Lee Smith. Chicago Cubs, 1. TEAM CANADA— Announced It has 0 1 1 10 1 one back as teammates Michelle Mozzer (7) and Hongfa Montreal at Detroit. 7:35 p.m. Carson 9, 1:43. Penalties— Duchesne, LA Clark, Son Frondsoo, 11; Dwight Evans, picked two players. Bob Mongroln and Laungpraseuth look on. The Indians bowed In four sets rule. Washington at Winnipeg. 8:35 p.m (holding), 1:04; Bell, N Y (Interfer­ Boston, 9; Antkras Galorroga, Montreal, MerlInMallnowskI.centers.fortheOlvmpIc “ Both players have been de­ Calgorv at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. ence), 5:01; Pavese. N Y (holding). team. CCC-Eosl Division girls O'all 10:25; Wells. LA (boarding), 14:49; Pod­ 2; Wallv Joyner, California, 2; Keith ever named to AP ali-star team Wednesday to Fermi High at Clarke Arena. clared ineligible by Auburn Univer Hernandez, New York Mets. 1; Kent Hrbek, COLLEOE dubnv, N Y (slashing), 17:50. Minnesota, 1. AP All-Star baseball taam AUBURN— Announced Ihot Jeff Burger, W L T W L T sity pending an appeal for restor.'i- Second Period— 3, Los Angeles, Fenton 2 x-Manchester 12 0 0 13 0 0 NHL results SECOND BASE; Juan Samuel, Phila­ ouarterback, and Jim Thompson, oftan- By Ronald Blum season after a one-year absence. first, Samuel beat Ryne Sandberg tion of their eligibility by Auburn,” (Carpenter), 5:22. 4, New York, OeBlols 1 delphia, 90; Rvtte Sonttierg, Oiloogo si ve tackle, hove been decloredlnellglblebv Windham 9 2 1 10 2 1 (Duguav, Meinvk), 5:32. Penalty— NEW VOR K (A P ) — The 1987 Assocloted theNCAAforvlolotlng the "extrabenefits" Rockville 8 2 1 9 2 1 The Associated Press Santiago was regarded as one of 90-39 at second, Boggs beat Tim Housel said. “ Auburn officials are Cubs, 39; Willie Rondotah, New York Press All-Stor baseball team: KudelskI, LA (Interference), 12:24. Yreikees, 19; Lou Whitaker, Detroit, 15; Bill rule. East Hartford 4 4 1 4 5 1 the better rookies coming into the Wallach 117-44 at third, Puckett MHS volley bailers bow In the process of making that Whalers 2. Sabres 2 Third Period— 5, Los Angeles, Carpenter2 IB — Don Mattlnglv, New York Vcsikees. South Windsor 5 4 1 4 4 1 Doran, Houston, 11; Tom Herr, St. Louis, 4; HOFSTRA— Named Mert Sells assistant NEW YORK - Benito Santiago is season, but with his 34-game hitting beat E ric Davis 96-62 in center and appeal.” (Fox), 1:02. 4, Los Angeles, Fox 1 R.J. Reynolds. Seottle, 2; Frank White, men's basketball coach. Enfield 3 8 1 3 9 1 (Robitallle), 10:15. 7, New York, Poddubnv 2B — Juan Samuel, Philadelphia. INDIANA STATE-Relnstated Lorry Fermi 1 lo 1 1 lo 1 the first rookie ever voted to The streak from Aug. 25 to Oct. 2, he Key beat Frank Viola 108-53 as ’The decision came as Auburn, Bulfole 0 2 0 0—2 Kansas City, 2; Steve Sax, Los Angeles, 1 ; 3B — Wade Boggs, Boston. The Manchester High girls’ vol­ played well defensively and Tina Hartford i i o 0—2 9 (Dionne. KIslo). 18:44. Penalty— Robbv Thompson, Son Frondsoo. 1. Bush, forward, to the basketball teexn. Hartford Public 0 12 0 1 12 0 Associated Press major-league ensured himself not only the N L left-handed starter. 6-0-1, headed Into its final fo’jir Wells, LA (Interference), 5:47. SS — Alan Trammell, Detroit. NA V Y— Named Pete Schuyler csslstant leyball team dropped a four-set Zorger and Lisa Cartier hit well for First Period— 1, Hartford, Fronds 2 LF — George Bell, Toronto. baseball all-star team since the A P Rookie of the Year Award, but Switching from the artificial games against four Top 20 teams, (Babvch), 15:58 (op). Penalties— Dvkstra. Shots on goal— Los Angeles 11-7-9— 27. TH IR D BASE: Wade Boggs, Boston, wrestling coach; Caryl Martin assistant verdict to visiting Fermi High the varsity. New York 913-12-34. CF — Kirby Puckett. Minnesota. women's track cxid field and cross counts X- clinched division title began selecting one team for both all-star recognition as well. surface of Montreal’s Olympic beginning with Florida at Auburn’s But (hooking), 2:41; Barrasso. Buf, 117; Tim Wolloch. Montreal, 44; Mike RF — Andre Dawson. Chicago Cubs. School Wednesday in CCC East Manchester’s next match Is F ri­ double mlnor-misconduct, served by Mo- Power-play Opportunities— Los An­ Schmidt, Philadelphia, 15; Gory (SoettI, coach; and Dianne Boyer assistant leagues. “ It's very hard to prejudge a guy Stadium to grass and day games of Jordan-Hare Stadium. Also on the geles Oof 3; New York 1 of 4, C — Benito Santiago, Son Diego. sports Information director. Division action at Clarke Arena. day at home against Rockville High gulre ond Ruff (slashing, unsportsmanlike Minnesota, 9; Buddy Bell, Cincinnati, 2; DH — Paul Molltar, Mllwoukee. llling varsity boys Santiago, the San Diego Padres in April and say he's going to put Wrigley Field did wonders for slate are No. 4 Florida State conduct), 4:08; DIneen, Har (hooking), Goalies— Los Angeles, Healy (34shots-31 Paul A4olltar, Milwaukee, 8; Kevh Seltzer, ST. JOSE PH'S, PA.— Homed John (Sriffin Scores were 15-5. 15-2. 11-15 and School. saves). New York, Vonblesbrouck (27-23). RHP — Roger Clemens, Boston part-time assistant men's basketball 12th-ranked Georgia and Mo. la 5:24; DIneen, Har (holding), 7:37: Hos- Kansas City, 2; Ken Camlnitl, Houston, 1; LHP — Jimmy Key, Toronto. The llling Junior High boys' varsity catcher, beat out another rookie. these kinds of numbers on the Dawson, who batted .287and led the podor, Buf (high-sticking). 15:53; La- Howard Johnson.NewYorkMets.1; Kevin coach. Matt Nokes of the Detroit Tigers. board,” Padres General Manager league with 49 homers and 137 R B I. 15-1. Alabama. A— 14.179. REL — Steve Bedroslon, Phllodelphlo SYRACUSE— Named Howard Triche «>«•»*<:♦ record to douceur, Hor (Interference). 17:27. Mitchell. Son Dlego-Son Francisco, 1; liAjf!'*!’ “ ’“"SS victory over the Jack McKeon said. If the Cubs were a better team EC boys postponed Dye said he was uncer1(,;,i If an Referee— Mike Noeth. Linesmen— Terry Pendleton, St. Lou Is. 1. graduate men's osslstont basketball coach. Mlddl^own High freshmen. Bill 102-63 in the voting by print and Manchester did take the junior MIkeCvlk.Rov Scoplnello. AP All-Star Team appeal could be resolved In time for Second Period— 2, Buffolo, Maguire 1 SHORTSTOP: Alan Trommell, (3etrolt, Bv The Astedoted Press Kennedy pw jta the Rams' offense wifh broadcast members of The Asso­ “ It's not suprising that he hit in so he’d be an odds-on favorite for varsity match. 12-15. 15-11 and The East Catholic soccer game at (Creighton, Gillies). 8:03. 3, Hartford, 139; Ozzie Smith, St. Louis. 45; Tony Season statistics for members of the h m goals wMie Peter Farley added the ciated Press. many straight.” Santiago’s team­ M VP, and even though they fin­ 15-13. TheyoungIndiansarenow6-6 home Wednesday with St. Ber­ the Florida game. ottar score. Jason DIeterle, Greg King, 9 DIneen 4 (S.Turgeon, Fronds), 11:17. 4, Fernandez, Toronto, 11; Col Rtoken Jr,, 1987 Assodoted Press All-Star Team : Don Mattingly of the New York mate. Tony Gwynn said. “ But the ished last, he still might win it. for the season while the varsity Is nard’s was postponed by wet Burger, who has had two other Buffalo, Tucker 3 (Arnlel, ttospodor), Baltimore. 1. Batters AB R H HR RBI BA S .M Picked up assists 9 L E F T F IE L D : George Bell, Toronto,72; Yankees won at first base for the fact that he’s a rookie catcher and 3-10. Ann Marie McDonald and grounds. It has been rescheduled brushes with inellgiblity this year, 14:38. Penalties— Kletnendorst, Har (hold­ Red Wings 5. Jets 1 First Base Scoff Salonen, “ He’s been everything. 1 knew he ing), 13:00; Dvkstra, Buf (tripping). TTm Raines. Montreal, 19; Vince Mattkiglv 549 93 184 30 115 .327 DavW Cain, ond Joe Stephenson were fourth straight season and Alan has so many other things to worry Erinn Twible played well for the today at 3: |5 at East’s field off New has made up for a weak Auburn 17:14; Evoson, Hor, misconduct, 19:54. Coleman, St. Louis, 5; Kirk Gibson, Detroit, defensive standouts, llling will play was good, but I never realized he Second Base Tram m ell of the Detroit Tigers about besides hitting is what makes young Indians while Karin Galligan State Road. running attack by completing 105 of Third Period— None. Penalties— Detroit 1 2 2— S 1; Pedro Guerrero. Los Angeles, 1. Samuel 455 113 178 28 HX) 272 crosstown rivol Bennet Junior High was this great.” then-Oibs Man­ Smith, Buf (cross-checking), 10:53; Law­ C EN TER F IE L D: Kirby Puckett, Minne­ Calendar Friday ot Charter Oak Field crushed Ozzie Smith of the St. Louis it so amazing." 154 passes for 1,314 yards and 10 WInnepeg 0 1 0— 1 Third Bose ager Gene Michael said late in the less, Har (hooking), 10:53. First Period— 1, Detroit, Yiermon 6 sota. 94; Eric Davis, CIndnnatl, 42; Willie Boggs 551 108 200 34 99.343 Cardinals at shortstop 139-45 in Santiago hit .300 with 18 home touchdowns, with only three int^ir- McGee, St. Louis, 5; Chet Lemon, Detroit, 1 ; year. “ If we were winning this (S h o rp le s), 11:22 (p p ). Penalties— Shortstop voting results released today. runs and 79 runs batted in. ceptions, to lead the SEC. Ovedime— None. Penalties— None. Neufeld, Win (charging). ;48; Ellett, Robin Yount, Milwaukee, 1. trommell » 7 109 » 5 28 105 343 thing, he’d win it.” R IG H T F IE L D : Andre Dawson, Chl- Eight American Leaguers and At shortstop. Tram m ell over­ Thompson, a junior, was a starter Shots on goal-Buffalo 5-14-7-2— 28. Win (tripping), 10:37; Holward. Det Ootdisr T O D A Y Mattingly is the first player in the Hlghsmlth signs pact Hartford 1(714-10-1— 35 (cross-checking), 14:57; Holward, Det oagoCubs. 147;TonyGwynn,Scn Diego,37; Santiago 544 44 144 18 79 300 Beys Soccer Bowling four National Leaguers were se­ whelmed Smith, who is considered at the beginning of the year but has Dale Murphy, AKtrito, 14; Darryl St. Bernard's at East Catholic, 3:15 ’80s to make the AP team four Power-plav Opportunities— Buffalo0of3; (sloshing), 17:04 Lett Field lected for the team, which included by most to be the best glove in been out several weeks with a knee Harttord 1 of 5, Strawberry, New York Mets, 4; Jesse Bell 410 111 188 47 134.308 Oirls Soccer consecutive years. He led the Goalies— Buffalo, Barrosso (35 shots-33 Barfield. Toronto, 1; Tom Bnjnansky. East Hampton at Bolton, 3 eight position players, a designated baseball. Tram m ell led the Detroit Injury. Second Period— 2, Winnipeg. Duncan 1 Center Field Yankees with a .327 average, hit 30 saves). Hartford, Weeks (28-24). (Steen, Neufeld), 2:34. 3, Detroit, Kllmo 4 Minnesota. 1; Candy Maldonado, San Puckett 424 94 207 28 99.332 Coventry at Rocky Hill, 3 Nlta Owls hitter, right-handed and left- Tigers to the A L East title, batting with Houston Oilers Dye suspended Burger and A — 12,709 Frm dsoo, 1; Danny Tartabull. Kansas Velleyball homers, the third straight time he (Veltch). 4:25 (sh). 4, Detroit, Yzermon 7 Right Field handed starters and one reliever. .343 with 28 homers and 105 RBI. all ’Thompson before last raturday’e Referee— Denis Morel. Linesmen— Pat (Holward). 14:18. Penalties— Groves, Det City, 1. Dowson 421 89 178 49 137.287 Guilford at East Catholic, 3:30 JlSPx “ orlon Smith reached that level, and drove in 115 Dopuzzo. Mark Vines (roughlrta), 1:50; Watters, Win (rough­ C A TCH ER : Benito Santiago, Son Diego. Designated Hitter 200-515, Laurie Gagnon 17^ ^ Wade Boggs of the Boston Red career bests. game against Mississippi State ing), 1:50; Delorme, Det (holding), 4:14; 102; Matt Nokes, Detroit, 43; Ernie Whitt. Molitor 445 114 144 14 75.353 FRIDAY PvfSST!!' Cli{5*Did5^ Sox was a first-time selection at “ I ’m trying to be more aggres­ runs. HOUSTON (AP) - First-round “ It’s been a long wait since (the after he learned of the hunting trip. Canadians 3. Oltarsi Kllmo, Det (roughing), 13:38; O'Connell. Toronto, 4; Bo Dtaz, CIndnnatl, 5; Mike Feelball Woxonne Wilson 182-4n, M ^ o n draft choice Alonzo Highsmith, who N F L draft) April 28th but, everyone Burger, a fifth-year senior from Det (holding). 19:57. LaValllere. Pittsburgh, 4; Alan Ashby. Pitchers IP H B B S O W - Northwest Catholic at East Catholic Cueh^n 174- third base and Juan Samuel of the sive with runners in scoring posi­ He hit a record six slams and in Third Period— 5, Detroit, Burr 2 Houston. 3; Bob Boone. Calltomla. 2; Bob L ERA (Mount Nebo), 7:30p.m. Philadelphia Phillies was a first­ tion now that I ’m in the cleanup July homered in eight consecutive ended a three-month-long holdout connected with our organization Cedartown, G a„ and Thompson, Edmonton o o t 1 (Oates). 4:45.4. Detroit. Probert3 (Gallant. Breniv. Son Frandsco, 2; Tony Pena, St. Rtaht-hceidet- Beye Seccer ^ e S jr u '’ssr>%uisSke?‘^i': time pick at second. spot,” Tram m ell said during the games, tying Dale Long’s major- by signing a four-year contract believes the wait was worthwhile,” from Enterprise, reportedly got a ASenfreol i i g _ j Yzermon), 7:12 (pp). Penalty— Neufeld. Louis, 2; Gory Cdrter, New York Mets, 1; Clemens 282 348 83 254 2(k 9 2 97 Rockville at Manchester, 3 worth a reported 12.6 million with Oilers General Manager I^dd ride on a small plane belonging to First Period— 1, Montreal, Carbonneou Win (slashing). 4:35. Terry Kennedy, Baltimore. 1; B.J.Surhoff, Left-hander Rocky Hill at Cheney Tech, 3 George Bell of the Toronto Blue ’Dgers’ stretch run. “I probably record Long’s major-league 7 4 (Chellos), 7:33. 2, Montreol, Richer 7 Milwaukee, 1; Ozzie Virgil. Atlanta. 1 Coventry at Bolton, 3 should have a few more R B I, but the Houston Oilers. Is wasting no Herz.eg said. Cfovington County Commissioner Shots on goal— Detroit 3-9-13— 25. Wln- Key 241 210 44 141 17- 8 2.74 Jays was named for the first time in record. 7 (C h ello s, N oslu nd), 15:13. Penalties— nepeg 8-17-11—7-11- 34. Olrtt Soccer Tat-TiM arf left field and Andre Dawson of the everybody feels that way. When I For Boggs, though, it was his first time getting started. “ Alonzo Is the player we wanted Johnny Mack Weed, a friend of Anderson, Edm (tripping), 1S:07; MocTov- Power-plov Opportunities— Detroit 2 of D E S IG N A TE D H IT T E R : Poul Ntolltar. IP BB SO W- L Sv ERA Manchester at Rockville, 3 Milwaukee, 132; Lorry Parrish, Texos, East Cothollc at Waterford, 3 Chicago (kibs, an AP all-star in look at m y figures now. I’m happy, time on the team, despite his four The former Miami Hurricane when we made the decision to move ’Thompson’s family, who had in­ Ish, Edm , double minor (high-sticking), 3; WInnepeg 0 of 5 Bedroslan 89 280 74 S 3 40 2.83 181-490, Bertha To u - running back and third player 14:03; Smith, Edm (hIgh-stIckIng), 18:52; Goalies— Detroit, Stefon (34 shots-35 25; Darrell Evans, Detroit, 8; Oon Baylor, Coventry at Woodstock /kcodemv, 3 taln 1 9 1 5 s, Rosetta iuiehta ^ 1983, won the voting for right. Kirby but I’m never really satisfied.” previous stellar seasons. Each year from the eighth spot in the first vited the two to go hunting in south Boston-MInnesota, 4; Mark McGwire, Dirts Sertmmlng Walter, Mon (hlgh^lcklng), 18:52. saves). WInnepeg. Berthloume (25-20). Puckett of the World Series cham­ Voters opted for offense over he had been beaten out by Mike chosen in the 1987 N F L draft was to round to the third spot. We are Alabama on the Sunday after Second Period— 3, Montreal, Noslund 4 A— 10,744 Oakland. 4; Lorry Sheets. Baltimore, 3; Fermi at Manchester, 3:30 report to the Oilers for today’s delighted he is now a member of the (Chellos), 5:38. Penoltles— McSorelv, Edm Brian Oownlng. California. 2; Harold veiiovboll *• "» oot pion Minnesota Twins repeated in defense. The all-stars averaged 100 Schmidt or George Brett. Auburn’s home victory over Referee— Ron Kohorskl. Linesmen— Bob Hills 181-^, Lorna SahSttiSlw-SS! practice, team spokesman Rick (holding), 13:38; Dohlln. Mon (hooking), Hodges, Leon Stickle Baines. O lcogo White Sox, 1; Steve Rockville at Manchester, 3:30 Sf»!«fW H e«m 177-487, Shirley El- center. runs scored, 30 home runs. 105 RBI Boggs led the A L In 1987 with a Houston Oilers football team.” Vanderbilt. BalbonI, Konsas City, 1; Tom Bru- Transactions St. Joseph at East Catholic, 4 p.m. 14:05; Svoboda, Mon (holding). 19:04. 'l82-1f7- Also repeating was Roger Cle­ and a .319 batting average. .363 average, tripled his career- Nichols said. ’The holdout prompted a suit filed The week after the hunting trip. Third Period— 4, Edmonton. Huddy 2 nansky. Minnesota, 1; Reggie Jackson. 180-549, ^ SMIth 498, Barbara Seifert Although no contract terms were in Miami by Highsmith. who (Gretzky, TIkkanen), 14:44 (pp) Oakland. 1; Bill Modlock, Los Angeles- SATURDAY Lawrence 195-513, Donna mens of the Red Sox as right- In other routs. Clemens over­ high with 24 home runs and had 98 Burger led Auburn to a come-from- Penalties— Carbonneau, Mon (hook- Detrolt, 1; Matt Nokes. Detroit, 1. BASEBALL Feefbotl handed pitcher. He ran up the whelmed Nolan Ryan 167-12 as RBI. 20 more than his previous released, the agreement includes a accused the Oilers of keeping their behind victory at Georgia Tech. Ing), :14; KurrI, Edm (hooking). 1:39; Nottenpl L e o w Fermi at Manchester, 1:30 p.m. Morez M 8, Riith W o o ^tY ’4477wendv $1.2-mlIlion signing bonus, Houston offer artifically low and alleged Dye. however, did not learn of the RK3HT-HANOEO P ITC H ER : Roger Says Saccac 02, Elv— ------largest victory margin in the right-handed starter, Dawson beat best. He joined Charlie Gehringer. Mon-ontreal ■ ^ bench, ^ eerved by Kordlc (too Radio, TV LOS ANGELES DODGERS— Named Mancinl 302, Elvina Batch 484, Ctai^ television station K R IV reported collusion among N F L teams to fix many men), 8:54; Trader, Mon (holding). Clemens, Boston, 147; Nolon Ryan, Hous­ Tom m y Hawkins Vice President of Com­ East Catholic at St. Joseph, 1 p.m. IMcher 17B4», Cindy &oelie«'jMMi81- voting. Jim m y Key of the Blue Jays Gwynn 147-37 in right field. Bell Chuck Klein. Al Simmons and trip and Its possible ramifications 12:01; Lemleux, Mon (ho'ding), 15:54 ton. 12; Dave Stewart, Oohlond, 7; Rtdt munications. Cress CesRliY WUtIdms 101^478, Laura was the left-hander and Philadel­ beat Tim Raines 172-19 in left, Willie Keeler as the only players to Wednesday night before the signing salaries. A Florida judge declared until the Friday before the Missis­ Sutditfe, Chloogo Cubs, 3; Dwight Gooden. MONTREAL EXPOS— Exercised op­ State Close Meets ?i9*fnfnnan was announced. Highsmith a free agent and granted sippi State game. Shots on gool- New York Mets. 2; Orel Hsrshlser, Los (at WIcfelMNi Fork) phia's Steve Bedroslan was voted Molitor beat La rry Parrish 132-25 at get 200 or more hits in five straight Edmonton 11-44-23 tions for 1988 In the contrcKts of Huble Helen Gaffney 181-454, Ger- Highsmith sat out the entire his agent permission to negotiate Montreol Kh49— 23. Angeles. 1; Jock Mortis, Detroit, 1; Rick Brooks, shortstop; Pcacucil Perez, pitcher; M H S girls In Class L L Meet at 9 a.m .; "Wlne Mw'In 419, Gall Hartiog495, Lynn best reliever. D H and Bedroslan beat Todd seasons. It was not certain whether Power-play Opportunities— Edmonton P m — Nordlques at Bruins, Reuschel. Ptttsburgh-Scxi Frandsco, 1. and Tim Wollach, third basemcxi. M HS boys In Class L L Meet at 9:35a.m .; Ross ITS, Sue Wilbur 450, Fom ibodeou Paul Molitor of the Milwaukee Worrell 140-17 in the bullpen. Bell led the A L with 134 RBI and preseason and three-week N F L with any team In the league. The Auburn might have to forfeit the 1of4; MontreollofS. NESN ^ ^ PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — East girls at Class MM Meet at 11:20 488, Lou Toutoln 184-199-535, Lee Bean player strike in a contract dispute N F L challenged the suit, claiming Tech game if Burger ultimately Is (Soolles— Edmonton, Fuhr (23 shots-30 8 p.m. — College footboll: Richmond LEFT-HANDED PITCHER: Jimmy Ncxned Woextv Wocxlward personnel direc­ a m.; East boys at Class MM Meet at 174-203-314-593, Brenda Grunberg W - Brewers won at designated hitter, a In closer votes. Mattingly won out hit 47 homers, two short of soves) Montreal, Rov (23-22) at Boston University, ESPN Kev. Toronto, 108: Frank Viola, tor 11:55a.(n. 513, Denise Grunberg 193-497. category that was restored this over rookie Mark McGwire 90-53 at M cGwire’s league high with the Oilers It did not belong in a state court. ruled Ineligible.

V MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Oct. 29, 1987 — 18 Sporta In Briaf “ I UConn looking for winning year | FOCUS three of the four to assure itself a offense is based on its aerial troops The Soccer Club donates $1,000 to MCC S’TORRS — With its hopes of a winning campaign. Yankee Conference championship led by quarterback Kirk Schulz. He a tie for seventh place on the this 0 The Manchester Soccer Qub has donated $1,000 ,to the This is the flrst meeting on the has completed 83.5 percent of his single-season pass completion list Mini all but dashed, the University of gridiron between UConn and Vil- Manchester Comn;uiiity College Athletic ^velopment Fund for Connecticut football team will take passes (118 for 181) for 1,448 yards at Connecticut with 100 comple­ mill the installation of an underground sprinMing system on the lanova. ’The WildcaU, 8-1, are and 17 TDs in six games. Schulz tions. He is ninth on the single­ knowi aim Saturday at moving toward its coming off a 41-28 loss to Northeast­ college’s soccer field. The donation was ralsad by the Soccer Club first back-tc^ack winning season passed for 388 yards and four’TDs in season list with 1,202 passing yards tional at its annual Nutmeg Classic Tournament. ern. Northeastern beat UConn last weekend’s loss to Northeast­ and he is 10th on the single-season humi since 198»80 when it hosts Villan- earlier in the year, 20-12. Villanova, ova at Memorial Stadium at 1 p.m. ern. Villanova is averaging 257.2 list with 186 attempts. and which dropp^ football after the yards per game in the air. One negative the Huskies will try throp on Homecoming Day. 1980 season, reinstituted'it in 1085 Tip A Whaler Dinner on Nov. 30 The Huskies saw a 28-lo'lead ’The Wildcats are a young team, to overcome against Villanova is ties and In the three years of varsity starting only one freshman. ’The their tendency to pick up penalties. Ross' HARTFORD — The sixth annual Tip A Whaler Dinner will be against Maine evaporate in the competition has logged an 18-2 fourth quarter and they wound up 84-man roster includes 10 fresh­ ’The Huskies, who had no trouble a pastil held on Monday, Nov. 30, at the Civic Center, It's been announced. record. Only three of the first 20 men, 20 sophomores, 29 Juniors and year ago when then went 8-3, are ing ol The dinner, which benefits the sigh loss prevention program of on the short end of a 3^38 score. games have been against Division That pushed them to fourth place in seven seniors. averaging over 88 yards per game sharii the Connecticut Society to Prevent Blindness, will be sponsored I-AA opponents. Villanova offi­ UConn will try to counteract in penalties. philai this year by CBT. the eight-team YanCon at 2-2 with cially becomes a member of t ^ Richmond leading the pack at 5-1 Villanova’s passing game with iu UConn Is also home next weekend gives Members of the Hartford Whalers hockey club and the Whaler Yankee Conference in 1088 and will balanced attack. The Huskies are when It hosts Delaware in a Yankee when followed by Maine 4-1 and New play a 10-game schedule, all alumni team serve as waiters at the event. In five years, over Hampshire M. UConn is 3-4 overall averaging 100.6 yards per game in Conference match. ’The rest of the $90,000 has been raised with a record $30,000 raised a year ago. against I-AA foes. the air and 185.6 yards per game on Huskies’ schemie is Nov. 14 at DE and, with four games remaining on UConn has proven vulnerable to a Tickets are $50 and to reserve a seat, or table of 10, call the ’ “ regular schedule, must win the ground, (hiarterback Matt Rhode Island and Nov. 21 at home preac Society at 1-800-842-0692 or by mail, send a check made payable to nasslng attack and Vlllanova’s DeGennaro has already moved into against New Hampshire. minia the Society to Prevent Blindness. One Merden Road, Middletown, recen Ct., 00457. r a we< Thl Vaca’s ascent to the title controversial r Lord Hawks match Celts* offer to Carr By Andrew Worshaw God c The Associated Press ’Two of his previous three fights ATLANTA — The Atlanta Hawks have matched the offer sheet had been won inside two rounds, extended the Boston Celtics to power forward Antoine Carr, it including a 40-second knockout of was announced Wednesday. WEMBLEY, Ekigland — Jorge Vaca’s Joy at becoming World American Gene Hatcher—a record The Celtics’ offer to Carr was a seven-year deal worth $4 Boxing Council welterweight ' i for a title fight — and Honeyghan million plus. The Celtics can still acquire Carr, if they can work champion was tinged with had gained a reputation as one of out the right deal with the Hawks. disappointment. the world’s most destructive "I was sure I was going to win punchers. from the first round — but not this But in Vaca, he found an opponent UConn hooters bow to Brown way,” the Mexican native said who could punch Just as hard, take Wednesday night after dethroning punishment and come back for C PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Getting the game-winner with 2:55 left in regulation from Todd Hellmann, Brown University clipped the Britain’s Lloyd Honeyghan in one of more. University of Connecticut, 2-1, in New England collegiate soccer the biggest and most confusing Vaca had never fought outside his action Wednesday night. boxing upsets of the year. homeland or Los Angeles, but he The loss was the first for the Huskies, ranked 13th nationally, in Vaca won the title on a split was unbeaten for three years and decision after the fighters hit heads seemed unruffled either by the Residents of Manchester Ridge are all New England. They’re 6-1-1 against New England opponents and during the eighth round and he was pro-Honeyghan crowd or the sti­ 11-5-3 overall. Brown is 7-4. forced to retire with a badly cut fling heat in the 2,800-seat Wembley set for Halloween. They are: Norine UConn’s Kanto LuiaJ opened the scoring before John Schmidt right eye. Grand Hall. tied it for Brown. UConn goalie Tom Foley had four saves while Referee Hank Elespuni of the After the early onslaught by both Nelson as Yum-Yum, Wilma Ryan with T Brown keeper Jonah Goldstein had five. United States ordered the three fighters, the pace slowed down in the Mickey Mouse pumpkin, her UConn winds up Its regular season Sunday at the Connecticut Judges to score only the first seven the fourth round and Honeyghan Soccer Stadium against Princeton at 1 p.m. rounds of the fight -r and to deduct appeared to be settling into a better husband, Charles Ryan, as a ghoul, one point Horn Honeyghan for the rhythm. Felix Bronisz in the harlequin mask and collision of heads. But by then, Vaca had taken the That ruling proved crucial be­ best of the champion’s shots and in her husband, Matthew Bronisz, in the Knicks pick up Green from Pistons cause while American Judge Chuck the seventh round, he pinned Tyrolean outfit. Hassett scored It 67-65 for Vaca and Honeyghan to the ropes, hooking PONTIAC, Mich. — The Detroit Pistons traded Sidney Green to Australia’s Malcolm Bulmer had him hard to the head. Herald photo by Kool the New York Knicks Wednesday for rookie forward Ron Moore Honeyghan ahead by the same Vaca went back on the offensive and a second-round pick in the 1988 draft. margin, Belgian Judge Bob Legist at the start of the eighth before the The Knicks had signed Green to a $2.3-million offer sheet gave the fight to Vaca by one point. fight ended abruptly as the two nearly a month ago, only to have the Pistons match it. Both camps thought their man AP photo boxers hit heads and the Mexican was ahead at the time the fight was emerged with his face covered In Jorge Vaca of Mexico holds up the WBC welterweight Halloween grows up stopped, four rounds short of its blood. Piayers move to form new union scheduled distance, and talked of championship belt at Wembley Stadium in London Both comers waited anxiously an immediate rematch. for the verdict, Vaca’s head and PHILADELPHIA — A movement has started to form a splinter Wednesday night after he took the title from Britain’s As the new champion left the ring Lloyd Honeyghan. face covered with a towel. football union with players who are disgruntled about their after improving his record to 43-5-1, When the' decision was an­ unsuccessful 24-day strike against the NFL, according to a report he said he would be happy to give nounced, Vaca began crying with Adult trick-or-treaters are storming the fabric and costume shops Wednesday. with me." damage. Honeyghan switched to a Honeyghan a rematch. Honeyghan held the title for the Joy. The NFL Players Representation Organization has filed with "I would be pleased to come left lead to try to confuse Vaca. Vaca, who had not even bothered By Nancy Pappas aren’t the only grown-ups dressing up for past 13 months and was unbeaten in It appeared a clever move as Learning Center, a private school on Spring the U.S. Labor Department to register as a union, according to back.” Vaca said through an his 31 previous fights. But the to watch tapes of Honeyghan’s Herald Reporter Halloween. At schools and stores, in restaurants Street. “You can’t be anything very scary, WTAF-TV. interpreter. Honeyghan built up points but after 27-year-old Jamaican-born Ho­ previous fights, said the former and at town offices, adults play dress-up with as because you’re dealing with very little kids. And The group would be led by Philadelphia-based agent Arthur His co-manager. Ignacio Huizar. the fight, he said he only changed champion hit hard but never hurt "Our total volume is up, way up. neyghan was never able to stamp style because his right hand hurt There weren’t many adults willing to dress up much enthusiasm as the kids. you can’t be sexy, for obvious reasons," said Wilkinson as managing director, the station said, adding that agreed. his authority on a courageous and him. in wild masquerade outfits for Halloween 24 This year is phenomenal. You labor attorney Dale Bach also will be involved. ”We would come again, no every time he used it in the early "But I think he was hurt by my Sales at The Costume Shop on Broad Street Parkinson. "It makes it really hard.” hard-hitting opponent. rounds. years ago, when the residents of the Manchester are stronger than ever, said Merilyn Fregeau, can’t believe how much fabric 2 problem,” Huizar said. "Both guys punches.” Vaca said. Last year she dressed as an angel, complete A union election was scheduled for December, and the group During the firi;t three rounds, It was recurring problem, and will need approval from 30 percent, or roughly 480, of the players are good fighters and this was not both fighters went for a quick Honeyghan, who also held the Ridge neighborhood threw their first grown-up the office manager. In addition, variety stores w e’ve gone through. Halloween with a halo and wings. "You can’t Imagine the the best way for it to end.” Honeyghan said; “I have enjoyed costume party. before It can demand recognition from the league, according to knockout, trading powerful head my time as champion but not so Intemat'onal Boxing Federation and pharmacies are stocking more adult ribbing I got about that one from my husband," the station. But Honeyghan was not so sure he and body shots at a frantic pace. welterweight title, lost that crown Seven couples got together at the home of costumes than ever before. "They have been now rivals Christmas as a major wanted a rematch. much lately with my hand playing she said. “He hardy considers me angelic." Honeyghan came off worst, with me up. I need a rest.” as well. It will now become vacant. Wilma and ^ a r l ie Ryan on Bryan Drive, tremendous sellers, much stronger than we had sales season for us. And I’d say a ”I’m going to have to seriously a cut underneath his right eye. and Honeyghan had been trying to think about quitting.” Honeyghan Honeyghan was making his equal the British record of four wearing outlandish and potentially embarrass­ anticipated,” a manager at Arthur Drug on lot of that is because of this new ANGELS ARE NOT as popular as one might Steelers sign No. 1 pick Woodson in the fourth round another cut fourth defense of the title he took said. 'Tve had a lot of problems on opened up. this time from his nose. successful world title defenses. His ing costumes. Norine and Ross Nelson, for Main Street said. expect, according to the peofdeat Jo-Ann PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers said Wednesday my mind and maybe they caught up from former undisputed champion example, were both cheerleaders — he was the interest in adult costumes." As his corner fought to repair the Donald Curry in September 1986. defeat left Great Britain without a In addition, about a quarter of the costume Fabrics. For each yard of wWte fabric thaUs they signed defensive back Rod Woodson, their top pick in the world champion. sexy one and she was the flat-footed, clumsy fabric sold at Jo-Ann Fabrics in the Manchester — Judy Griswold purchased, they sell at least 10 yards of Jungle 9 spring college player draft. oie. Felix Bronisz was a belly dancer, complete Parkade this season has been for adult fabric store clerk print flannel, fake fur and black taffeta. "We’re pleased that we’ve reached an agreement and that Rod with a Jewel in the navel; Wilma Ryan was will be Joining us,’’ said team President Dan Rooney. “Weexpect costumes, said Judy Griswold, a sales clerk. "Black taffeta is our biggest mover,” him to come in and become a productive member of the team.” Hearns out to make boxing history Charlie Chaplin, and her husband was Little ”Our total volume is up, way up. This year is Griswold said. “People use It for witches and for The team withheld the terms of the contract, although Lord Fauntleroy. phenomenal,” Griswold said. "You can’t believe wizard outfits.” Bv Tim Dahlberg knocked out both Heams and tickets to cheer on their country­ been split. "I guess we were a little weird, but really, we how much fabric we’ve gone through. Halloween 111 published reports have said the Steelers offered him $1.9 million. The Associated Press No one would arrive at the Manchester Ridge Including incentives, over four years. Roldan. “It's a good matchup.” man, is expected for the card, Only two of those six champions just all loved to get together,” Wilma Ryan said. now rivals Christmas as a m£|Jor sales season Many believe Hagler will fight which also features a light heavy­ Last year for the first time, town employees party in a costume so mundane. The group’s held an undisputed title — Roberto Nearly a quarter century later, the annual for us. And I ’d say a lot of that is because of this LAS VEGAS. Nev. — Thomas the winner of tonight’s bout, but the weight title defense by Interna­ Duran, lightweight, and Leonard, were permitted to wear costumes to work. The photo scrapbooks are filled with scenes such as Hearns seeks to make boxing former champion said he has not tional Boxing Federation champion welterweight. tradition lives on. Eight to 12 couples have new interest in adult costumes.” town’s health director, Ronald Kraatz. said he the tableau in which Wilma and Charlie Ryan history tonight when he takes on made up his mind about a return. Bobby Czyz against Charles gathered each year to play games wearing their may show up as a harlequin clown on Friday, Flyers’ Brown faces hearing Heams, who previously held enacted a shotgun wedding. C Juan Domingo Roldan for the “Right now. I’m evaluating the Williams. titles at 147 and 154 pounds, elaborate, homemade costumes. 'There have SOME OF THESE costumes are bound for with a co.stume fashioned after a doll he brought This year, when the group convenes at the NEW YORK — A hearing will be held Friday to determine if vacant World ^xing Council mid­ situation.” Hagler said. "I’m going Heams is one of 10 men to win at relinquished the WBC light heavy­ fit further penalties should be levied against Philadelphia’s Dave dleweight titles been Pharaohs and emperors, gangsters and parties, such as ones held annually at .local back from a business trip to New Orleans last home of Betty and Fred Rousseau, Norine to sit back and watch these guys least pieces of three titles: Six of weight title he won in March with a Southern belles. One year, a nun was escorted to churches and museums. Others will be worn to week. Q Brown for hitting New York Rangers forward Tomas Sandstrom Heams will try to become the and see what happens.” those came, however, in the 1980s lOth-round knockout of Dennis Nelson will be dressed as Yum-Yum from "The in the neck with his stick. first fighter ever to win titles in four the party by the pope, and Little Red Riding work. But Naomi Zima, the department secretary, Mikado.” her husband will be a Chinese coolie m A near-capaciiy crowd of more when the number of weight classes Andries to move back down in P( NHL spokeswoman Shannon Shay said a decision will probably different weight classes as he than 10,000, including several thou­ doubled from the traditional eight weight. The Andries fight was Hood came with the Big Bad Wolf. Another year. The entire staff at Waddell School, for wouldn’t say what her costume will look like. water carrier, and the Ryans are going to be be announced early next week. meets Roldan in the scheduled sand Argentines who have bought and most championships have been Heams’ only bout at 175 pounds. Marjorie Bissell teamed up with Matthew and example, is being encouraged to wear costumes "That would spoil the fun. ” said Zima. who last gangsters. di 12-round bout, set to begin about 8 F( p.m. PST in an outdoor arena at the Felix Bronisz, to present the characters of on Friday. Children’s librarians at the Mary year wore a string bikini (with clothing beneath) “Isn’t It amazing how Halloween has become Woodward named to Phillies’ post Las Vegas Hilton. Prince Charles, Princess Diana and the Queen CJieney Library wore their clown and witch and said she was a lion tamer. such an important holiday? It never was this "This is something I’ve been Vote NO on Subsidize Mother. outfits today for the library’s costume party. Sometimes it’s the position that dictates the way,” said Norine Nelson. "We used to be PHILADELPHIA — It Isn’t Woody Wodward’s appointment as dreaming about for a long time.” 'The staff at Whiton Memorial Library will wear costume. That’.stheca.se for Tracy Parkinson, considered the oddballs. Now we’re right In the the Philadelphia Phillies’ player personnel director' that is Hearns said. "I think I am more BUT NOW the couples from Manchester Ridge theirs on Saturday. administrative secretary at Early Childhood swing of things." Pi surprising. It’s the unprecedented clout he has. hungry than I was going for my first MILLIONS for HOMEOWNERS Bill Giles, the National League club’s president, had indicated title.” MILLIONAIRES NOT HOMARTS NAAB during the World Series that Woodward could have the job if Heams. who has held titles Wa ranging from 147 pounds to 175 wanted it. But on Wednesday, Giles, who had made all key Vote - on E l personnel decisions, went a step further and said he would give pounds, is an 8-5 favorite to beat Vote ” N 0 ” NO Lever 6B Roldan and capture the WBC Com I Woodward almost free reign to make trades. MALL SUBSIDY MALL SUBSIDY Paid for by Commlttae to Your neighbors’ views: Far Giles has been the one to hire and fire players since he and his 160-pound crown that Sugar Ray Pi group of investors bought the club for $31 million in 1981. He said Leonard vacated after his victory Printed in Public intereot tnr Good Printed in the Public Interest (or Good Elect Geoff Naeb, Pat Cottle, in April over former undisputed Health bv Michaet Dwof^m Health bv Michael DworVm Treasurer. Mai he would only interfere In personnel decisions if Woodward and Envifon'nentaiiat 7SS L ud io * fld Environrnentai'St. 256 Ludlow Rd Ten champion Marvelous Marvin M ancheoter Manchester field manager Lee Elia disagreed, or a major financial policy Hagler. R was Involved. Both Hagler and Leonard will be Do you feel letting 15-year-olds work is a good idea? Vuc "If Woody and Lee can’t agree I’ll be the referee,” Giles said. at ringside. Leonard as a spectator steli Giles said he did not give Woodward the title of general and Hagler as a commentator for St manager because he didn’t want him involved in player the closed-circuit and pay-per-view Bni development and contract negotiations. broadcast. 9 Sadi pqspif 8269 “Roldan Is awkward and he’s M quick.” said Hagler. who has to f The Standard qf Protection St , Since1889r Ai B. I Mea Per W Qaail Mid PENNZOIL MOTOR OIL 60C r s SNOW PLOWING With Rebate 1250 Sii Gen Grei HD Z-7 30 SW-30 Di <>be'ttv«e.«M4e>' the HD Z-7 40 80C Astx 10W-30 Gar ismiiwaae 10W-40 J< 7 Riel lompany PZL 10W-30 GT 20W-40 Grei TURBO n.2s GT 20W-50 Hi MtMinNTiAL COMMtMClAL INOUSTHIAL CONTRACTORS toH Bow sion • Residential • Commercial Industrial Limit 12 Qts. Per Customer. Saies Ends Oct. 31, 1987. 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Oct. 29, 1987 l e - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Oct. 29. 1987 — 15 Here’s a check to replace ministei^s stolen robes N ew lU D Typhoid vaccine available The author of a case where one sise flu all ? I don’t it’s no wonder. our 29th wedding anniversary. Uon. I feel it is essential for us to thia column is a know the first thing about purchas­ I scrounge parU to keep her have a relaxing vacation first. proves effective Minneapolis ing a minister’s robe. Our o ld ^ son will graduate from going, but another engine Is Just too MRS. A .T. millionaire college with a m ajor in physics. Our very soon In spite of m y handicap. I ’m much for me to handle. That car PORTLAND, ORE. known interna­ Thanks sending you a check with which to and I have been through too much second son will turn 21 and receive BOSTON (AP) — Scientists today no serious side effects and few tionally for his make that purchase. The amount is for me to send her to thebooeyard. his officer’s commission from the NEW YORK (AP) - The first said a new penny-a-dose vaccine minor ones, provides at least three U.8. A rm y. . humanitarian A Million a baiipark figure, but I think you’li M r. Ross, another engine will run DEAR MRS. T.: It’s not that copper lU D available in this may reduce and even wipe out years' immunity with one shot and and phiian- Percy Ross find I ’m batting on the high side... between |2M and $4M. If you ponld' Last, but not least, our youngest you’re undeserving ... your family country in two years goes on the typhoid fever, a deadly disease of can be stored without refrigeration. thropic activi­ so perhaps you’ll have enough to help me. I’d be eternally thankful ton, who Just turned IB, will has probably worked very hard. market soon, now that a drug poverty thal strikes an estimated 50 Lowe said health workers using ties. Percy buy two. and I know "Old. Blue” would graduate from high school. All But when you consider the vast company has agreed to distribute it million people a year worldwide. injection guns could give the Ross' favorite appreciate her new leade on life. these special events were not number of hungry families in this with detailed warnings, officials In tests on nearly 7,000 people in vaccine to 1,200 people an hour in pastime is help­ D E A R M R . ROSS: I ’m laid off .M R . P.M . planned. country. I feel like sending a shovel say. Nepal, the vaccine, which was poor parts of the world where ing others — b y most of the time from m y construc­ MOLINE, ILL. and telling you to dig a hole toward The Population Council, a non­ developed by U.S. government medical care is meager. Although sharing both his money and his a new church, starting with no tion Job. The Job market in m y area The Igst six years, it has been all China. researchers, was 75 percent effec­ no one knows typhoid's true scope, profit research and policy organi­ by LtiiuiiH philanthropy with them. "He who funds and no saiary. There isn’t isn’t that good, so I find myself DEAR MR. M.: I admire your work and no play for my family. tive in stopping the disease without some estimate it strikes 50 million I ’ll refrain becauM that would be zation, announced Wednesday that HAG gives while he lives ... also knows enough to go around. doing anything to keep me and my attitude of "doing whatever it Our aim was to get the kids through it had licensed GynoMed Pharma­ causing the side effects that under­ annually. school and we have now succeeded tasteless and Just say "N o .” Bert and Ernie, handsome brother cats, be adopted. It would be best it they where It goes,’’ says Ross. Perhaps if you consider this three kids afloat. takes.” If getting a newengine does ceutical of Somerville, N.J., to mined previous efforts, scientists The vaccine was developed by with this goal — but I have nothing are waiting at an,area veterinary clinic to found a home together. request you could a rra nge for a new I do odd Jobs in the neighborhood it for you... you’re back In business. begin marketing the improved reported. Dr. John B. Robbins and colleagues DEAR MR. ROSS: Our local to reward them with. A robe rather than the money. He’s with my car. My work consisU of You can look forward toward You may write to Percy Ross, intrauterine device domestically They said they hope an even more at the National Institute of Child preacher is in desperate need of a the type that would feel the church Adopt a Pet Health and Human Development. C grocery shopping for shut-ins, saving "Old Blue” from the Junk­ - Could 'you help me with flve Manchester Herald, P.O. Box during the first half of 1988. potent vaccine can be developed minister’s robe. His was stolen is more deserving than his own W moving people and taking kids back yard and get her running on all round-trip Uckets to the Orient? 3S000, Minneapolis, Minn. 9S4S2. Lawsuits and bad publicity bad against typhoid fever, which flour­ The vaccine is a purified concen­ recently when he was officiating at < needs. and forth to school. eight pins with my check. Even though our sons have all been Include a telephone number if you. forced all copper lU D s off the ishes where water is contaminated tration of the outer capsule of the a wedding. CONCERNED PARISHIONERS Well, “Old Blue,” my ’74 Ford working steadily since the age of 10, wish. All letters sent to M r. Ross market nearly two years ago. by sewage. typhoid bacterium, a germ called This man is very dedicated to the SANTA ANA. CALIF. wagon’s engine finally let go. The D E A R M R . ROSS: This Is a very w e have not bom able to save for a are read. Only a few are answered The soon-to-be available device, "The thing I find exciting is the Salmonella typhi. This material, Lord and is definitely working for Feline pair, Pal, need homes motor Just won’t go another foot special year for m y family. M y family vacation. Our boys are in this column, although others may the Copper T 380A, was developed possibility that one could go into a known as Vi, prompts the body to God on faith. He felt called to begin D E A R P A R ISH IO N ER S: Is this and with over 120,000 miles on it — - defined population and. if not husband and I will be celebrating planning to continue their educa- be acknowledged privately. at the Population Council and was By Barbara Richmond produce antibodies that kill the approved by the Food and Drug eradicate, at least enormously typhoid microbe. 0 Special ta the Herald Administration in 1984. It has been reduce the amount of typhoid fever, even without addressing issues like "We've established the point that used in other countries, including This week's featured pet is a Vi can prevent typhoid fever,” said Canada, since 1982, but has never safe water supply," said Dr. friendly mixed-breed. He's so Charles U. Lowe, who organized Robbins. "We hope to improve Vi to Vets must keep up with latest advances been sold in the United States. friendly, he's been named Pal. He's see if we can bring the effectiveness The Copper T 380A “ is the most testing of the vaccine. about 1 year old. and is rusty brown The vaccine, described in today's of the vaccine close to 100percent.” THE effective lUD available any­ in color. In veterinary hniqueB and do them often and along with radiology, computer New England Journal of Medicine, Dr. Richard Krause, dean of where,” said George Zeidenstein, Pal was found roaming in tbe medicine as in science in medicine was offered has not been approved yet by the Em ory University Medical School president of the Population Council. area of Woodbridge and Stark­ any profession and this is Just a small portion of U.S. Food and Drug Administration and a former director of the Getting back to what’s offered to Studies show that over a year's weather street.s. He had on a or business, con­ what is available. for routine use. National Institute of Allergy and practitioner, here' is a partial time an average of one woman out black-leather studded collar and a C Lowe said it costs a penny a dose tinuing educa­ of 100 using it will get pregnant. Infectious Disease, agreed the T meetings given this foil: I ’m not even going to get into red leash. to make and has many advantages tion Is a must if a Pet Foimiii “ F o r many women, it is likely to vaccine is promising. "We appear practitioner is to The- New England Veterinary professional Journals, the list is too The only new dog at the pound as over two other vaccines available. to have a good typhoid vaccine," he long and some are very special­ be the contraceptive of choice,” keep up with the Medical Asabdation in September of Tuesday is a white mixed-breed Among other things, it has caused said. Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. ized, but it’s all there, including Zeidenstein said. progress and ad­ offered a program on feline medi­ male Dog Warden Richard Rand acupuncture and holistic nnedicine The agreement between the vances being cine. bovine medicine, canine re­ said he may have some Spitz in him . for those of us who wishi t cr need it. Population Council and GynoMed He was found in the Parker Street made In medi­ productive problems, equine lame­ follows a year-long search for a cine and in sur­ ness problems and practice area on Oct. 22 and is about 4 years Re-Elect ROGER M. NEGRO Town Treasurer HaNowaen warning company that would market the old. gical proce­ management. For large animal device with appropriate safety vets, there was bovine respiratory Rusty, last week's featured pet. T dures. To stand still — to not same goes for professional meet­ With the door being opened often precautions, Zeidenstein said. bas been adopted by a Manchester indulge in reading professional ings. One must pick and choosy virus, bovine wiral diarrhea and to trick or treaters, te careful your Roderick Mackenzie, chairman , family. He and his previous owner Journals or attending continuing areas that sound promislngf^pro­ ^ fluid t h e m y . Also wound manage- pets don’t escape. The excitement "Aggressive of GynoMed, said the device will be had been evicted from their home. educational meetings — is to fall vide new advances and techniques nent apid bone disease in large at the front door will attract their sold with detailed labeling and with Tw o of the nine puppies found in behind. or provide information in an area [lo g s .^ r the equine practitioners, attention and perhaps distract Professional BLDI the stipulation that doctors confirm the Hillstown R o ^ area are still It’s true that one can survive that a vet wishes to concentrate on. eatment of lim b abnormalities in yours and you may have an escapee in writing that they have received waiting to be adopted. Rand said professionally by relying on the The advent of specialists in foals. that may be bard to catch on a Ability in the and understood the information. there is one male and one female. basic coverage education received veterinary medicine has relieved In Chicago this past summer, the spooky night. Secure your compan­ An estimated 5 million of the Because they were abandoned, in veterinary school but to be ableto the practitioner of having to be American Veterinary Medical As­ ion anim us well as they may also Administration Copper T 380A have been distrib­ they have become shy. They just provide patients with the latest and everything to everyone and to alarm little ghosts and gobblins. sociation program included poultry uted abroad, said the council's need a lot of love. best surgical and medical proce­ concentrate on some segment of medicine, management of allergic Forrest Greenslade. of Funds” dures. a veterinarian should be up The puppies are black and white practice. No longer do we general diseases, respiratory disease and The Copper T 380A is recom­ Labrador retriever crosses. to date practitioners find it necessary to be Dr. Allaa Leventhal Is a Bolton kidney failure in cats. Equine eye mended for women oider than 25 The shy, young Doberman The extent of published knowl­ able to do cataract surgery, brain veterinarian. Do yon have a qnet- problems, pig nutrition, diseases of who have been pregnant, said pinscher with the big ears is still edge is overwhelming; there areso surgery, etc., referring such tlon yon’d like to see answered pigs and goats and so on; even a Mackenzie. waiting to be adopted. So is the ROGER NEGRO, for the RRST TIM E in MANCHESTER’S many professional journals pub­ seldom-done highly specialized review of rabbit medicine. Also here? Write to Pet Fornm, Manche- It is not recommended for women neutered male collie-shepherd history initiated, Competitive Bidding on Town Invest­ lished that they can completely procedures to board-certified vete­ ter Herald, P.O. Box Sil, Manches­ heart disease in small pets, the who have multiple sexual relation­ cross Rand has named him Smiley coasume a practitioner's time. The rinarians who specialize in such hormonal aspects of cancer in pets ter, Conn. ments, which has yielded; ships or who have had pelvic because he appears to smile when inflammatory disease, an infection you offer him a dog biscuit. that can lead to sterility. He's about 10 years old but in very Women who use lUDs, including good shape. He was picked up Oct * 369,536.00 In Additional Earnings the Copper T 380A, have I'/i to two WHA Make your travel bucks travel further 16 on Tolland Turnpike near the Horold photo by Richmond *4,252,532.00 Earned in Proper Investment times the risk of other women of East Hartford-Manchester line. If you are getting the disease, said Dr. Wayne The little Yorkshire terrier men­ Of All Town Funds costs you money. Compare rates at (6) Take a m ajor creditcard. The Pal, a friendly mixed-breed dog, sits with Dog Warden planning a trip s Bardin of the Population Councii. tioned in last week's column was home and abroad. You will get the convenience can’t be beat. Foreign Richard Rand, as he waits to be adopted. to Europe in The recommendations for use are also adopted by a Manchester best deal overseas from a bank. But merchants are particularly infatu­ intended to keep that risk as iow as family. department at 646-4.555 There is 2 these off-peak some shops may offer enticing ated with the way Americans use also get the dog its rabies shot. It is travel months, possible. The dog pound is located on town also someone on duty at the pound rates toattract your business. Be on plastic. Also, your money in a also recommended that dogs be VOTE DEMOCRATIC TUESDAY NOV. 3rd there are steps Sylvia The product's availability shouid property near the town landfill on Monday through Friday from 6 to 9 guard. savings account back home is neutered you can take to help alleviate the problem of Olcott Street. Rand is at the pound p.m. (3) Buy travelers checks in the earning interest. One credit card — get the most out unwanted pregnancy, which is due weekdays from noon to 1 p.m. The There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog. Aid to Helpless Animals Inc. m-r' Porter U.S. and exchange those checks for assuming it is a general creditcard Paid for by committee to re-elect Roger M.Negro, prim arily to lack of birth controi number at the pound is 643-6642. If and the new owner must have the needs good homes for cats and Doloree & Tony Pletrantonlo, Co-Treaeurera. of the dollars foreign currency once you reach — should be enough. Do not carry options and misunderstanding. there is no answer, call the police dog licensed. The new owner must kittens that are lost or abandoned y o u spend your destination. It costs U.S. many cards, as you multiply your abroad. These * 1 banks money to transport and risks should your cards be lost or steps can even insure foreign currency bills sent stolen. There also are some major make it possible here from other countries, and that drawbacks to consider when using VASEUNE 9 GROOM RIGHT to lake a trip that otherwise might European Travel Commission, told charge is then passed on to you. By credit cards. It is easy to lose track be unaffordable. my research associate. Beth Kob- COLGATE GILLEHE purchasing travelers checks and of how much you are spending, PONDS C o n ^ n t If today's pattern continues, liner; "European travel is running then exchanging them into foreign which makes sticking to a budget & CLEAN Pump GUARD more of us than ever before will be Microtrac much higher than expected. It currency, you often receive a better all the more difficult. The dangers Cold Cream* Hair Gel Care Solid Bi crossing the Atlantic this fall and doesn't appear that Americans are exchange rate than you do with of credit cards seem to be multip­ Toothpaste winter. Fears of terrorism, which 6.1 oz. 3 oz. 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Keep that In mind 57 year's abysmal lows, sending a m n Cathy Nystrom, left, and Susan Elliott show off the to help you; cash. when you are lured into paying for loud, clear message: Americans n flapper dresses that they plan to wear to the Manchester (1) Estimate your expenses rea­ (4) Avoid paying unnecessary "package" deals or "bundles" of are willing to pay premium prices listically. This is an obvious point fees. For example, many banks, travel checks or any other lure. WE Qilbert & Sullivan Decade Dance Nov. 6, 8 p.m. to for their transatlantic getaways In that is often overlooked, and it can savings and loans, credit unions (8) Avoid changing money at ♦ 9 midnight, at the Army and Navy Club on Main Street. celebration of the fact that Euro­ make or break your trip abroad. and organizations such as the airports. The temptation is in­ Y 5 pean travel is once again consi­ People are invited to dress in the style of their favorite Include essentials such as meals, American Automobile Association creased by the feelings at the DIPPITY SILKIENCE SUAVE ♦ K dered safe BENGAY ♦ q decade. Tickets are $6 for singles and $15 for couples. lodging and nightlife in addition to offer travelers checks to members airport that you are already “off” ALBERTO and you “ need” foreign money. It is Shampoo or A dhrltls Shampoo or For more Information, call 644-0092. DON FORD. CHAIRMAN of the "e xtra s" such as sightseeing, at no charge. DO Mousse Lice Strength Balm phone calls and the like. A g o ^ (5) Before leaving for your almost always more expensive. Conditioner Conditioner travel agent can help. Gel A ll Types Treatment 1.25 oz. destination, purchase about $100 A ll Types A ll Types (2) Limit the number of worth of local currency in a U.S. ABOVE ALL, FOLLOW your Reg. or Extra Hold 5.5 oz. Kit budget and stick to what you can 7 oz. 16 oz. exchange-rate transactions you bank to have enough for arrival 4 oz. 1 ^ ! ' 2 oz. Public Records make by realistically determining expenses. Obtain and keep about afford. Anything else is a gamble, Ca ' j $ 2 9 9 your expenses from the offset. the same amount in U.S. dollars for and you don’t want to risk your $J49 $j[77 $ 3 8 7 Why? Because each transaction your arrival home. entire vacation on a gamble. Warranty deeds Michael D and Mary N Norman Jane T. Ather to Susan C. We to Michael S and Sandra J Ma.ssaro. 148 Walker St.. $145,000. 3 4 Ernest J. Reed to li & H Pai Construction Co. Inc . Mountain Spillane Rolling Park Estates. Richard B. Bellisle to Maryann Farm . $560,000 $1.34.000 Duggan. Park Chestnut Condomi­ Pum im a Kum ar to Paul and Holiday Homes Corp to Robert nium. $66,000. S’" DISTRICT VOTERS TRIAMINIC H LUBRIDERM Margaret Harrison, Pine Acres T Burgess and Patricia Twerdy, 80 Edward L. Fenton Jr. and Susan DESENEX ALLEREST 12 Hour CONTAC Terrace, $139,900. Sandra Drive conveyance tax Fenton to Jonathan L. and LoyolA Lotion $130 90 B. French. 8 WoodsideSt.. $150.Opi^ V.E.S. MVS THE FACTS* MITCHUM Antifungal Tablets Nightime Richard T. Roberts and Mclaine Tablets Scented Vucic to Edward and Jovt'c Ep­ Jonathan M. Abels to Michael L Joyce C. Burba toJSteven-JC'and Roll On Cold Spray .'iMMJN $T iaiaa*T» 24's 20's stein. I l l Main St . $1.38 910 and Michelle Doyon. Bluefields Susan P. Dewey. 691 E . Middle BUCKLAND TRUNK BUCKLAND TRUNK Deo(Jorant Lubfiderm 4 oz. Steven R: and Julie A Cornall to South, $124,300 SEWER PROJECT *1,750,000 SEWER PROJECT * 583,334 2.7 oz. Medicine Lotion Turnpike. $147,500. Scented or Unsc. l( At lAil'Aint I Bruce H. and Susan O Tracey. Ann D. Colburn to Charles U. and '/» PAID FOR ALREADY $399 6 oz. $199 Paul A. and Anna G. Lukas to 1.5 oz. Triamlnic-i- 9 Betty R. Sullivan. Northfield Green 9 Saddlehill Road, conveyance tax Craig A. and Tamra H. Foster. 30 '/i PAID FOR BY DEVELOPER'S Twitw NOUS AGREEMENT $249 $269.80. Condominium, $115,000, Doane St.. $122,500. TOLLAND TURNPIKE ssn $ 2 7 7 Frederick M. Spina to Jane F. o Mark A. and Janet L. Kravontka PROJECT 1,000,000 TOLLAND TURNPIKE $ 2 3 9 O i s ~ = s r _ -■ 4 (» to Elizabeth A. BIckley, 19 Foley Gulllette and Benjamin J. More­ David F . O'Connell to Jonathans. 1,000,000 Hibbard. Beacon Hill Condomi­ PROJECT St., no conveyance tax. land. Bluefields Addition. $126,000 FUTURE SOUTH ROAD al nium. conveyance tax $86.90. FUTURE SOUTH RD. PROJECT SHOULD . Anthony R. Polowitzerto FInuala U A R Construction Co. Inc. to PROJECT 650,000 Leslie F . MacNeil Jr. Associates BE PAID FOR BY M AU DEVELOPERS * 0 ■ B. and Warren J Packer. East Judith A. Woods and Elizabeth A. By to Roy M. and Jean M. Wrenn, THIS PROJECT IS PART OP THE MALU SINUTAB NEOSYNEPHRINE laai alt_ Meadow Condominium. $68,000. Tannahlll, Mountain Farm, U r ~ Campho Brook Haven Condominium. Maximum D Walter S. and Beverly A Fuss to $257,802. REBUILD OAKLAND BT^ REBUILD OAKLAND ST. SEWERS Nasal Drops $58,000. smi Michael D. and Mary M. Norman. Ruth M. Earn and Gretchen A SEWERS 750,000 NOT NECESSARY - Smwrt now Strength II TRIAMINIC 0 - Campho- Phenique wat 275 Tim rod Road conveyance tax True to Earl J. and Theresa S. Richard C. and Dorothy G. running at LESS than V4 capacity. {m KERI V 4 % V 2 % 1 % Expectorant Capsules or Ho^ $250.80. Bashey. 123 Oak St.. $173,500 Manner to Kevin J. and Dianne M. SLATER STREET Lotion Phenique* Gel SLATER ST. SEWER PROJECT Tablets 4 oz. doe Sudhangshu and Julhika Bose to Daniel C. Guachione and Jon S. Manner. 9-11 Fairvlew St., $100,000. SEWER PROJECT 000,000 Can be buHt by Oavalopara, but not 0 - A ll Types CoM Sore Gel .23 oz. Kerin to Alan R. Schoenfeld. for aavofal yaara. $217 $227 $267 is? Geno and Kathryn Aurlemma. Holiday Homes Corp. to Edgar li*, 24 s r Parker Village Industrial Park. and Andrea K. Ezerins, 74 Sandra 13 oz. $307 Green Manor Estates. $128,300 ENQINEERINQ COSTS 500,000 ENGINEERING COSTS 50,000 wall Don N. and Patricia A Drewry to $98,357. Drive, conveyance tax $129.80. 8.O.S. aaya - HIra a Full-tima Enginaar Thia Daniel C Guachione and Jon S. .5 oz. .5 oz. .5 oz. Ashok and Purnima Kumar. 06 Hans Lerch to Anthony S. for our futura Sawar DavalopmantI $059 pea Kerin to I,eonard R. Schoenfeld. Garden Grove Road. $230,000 Butcher. 85 Benton St.. $117,000. log I Parker Village Industrial Park. Joseph Z. and Lucie M Daigle to Ernest M. Starsiak to Fairway THEM TOTAL *5,550,000 THE REAL TOTAL *1,633,334 7 700- 7 Richard T . and Melanie Roberts. $81,642. Estates, conveyance tax $55. lype Green Manor E.states $224,960 Jonathan L. and Loyola B Y.E.S. SAYS Ws CAN sffsrO ts kssp ths 8th DMrkl Available at participating “hlgl Homer B. and Prisca L Kenison French to Wayne R. and Beth Anne Holiday Homes Corp. to J. Albert Crown Pharmacy grea Wiganowski, 38 Horton Road. Breton Jr. and Edward Lezon, 64 "TktM gsasWgbs$*t,tlO,l Sssrsrs AND isvslsp tbssi to hmsI VALUE PLUS STORES! Balm Barr to H arry W. Bowen J r , and Carol A Not all Items available at Lenox Pharmacy cool Sandra Drive, conveyance tax Prescription Center ALBERTO CLOSE UP Bowen. Manchester West Subdivi­ $144,000. all stores. 299 E. Center St. Toothpaste Onci sion. $103,000. John W. and Sharon L. Jaworski $158.40 206 W. Center St. Not responsible lor C ocoa Hairspray "Facta praaantad by S.O.8. at Informational maatingi and navarrafutad by Y.E.S. ortha nagollatora. Manchester 6.4 oz. Gary B. and Rebecca J. Zura to to Lucien R. and Constance J Thomas E. Almond Jr. and Manchester typographical errors. Butter A e ro so l o r Sudhangshu and Juthika Bose. Cholnere. 103-105 Bissell St . Barbara B. Alnaond to Steven J. Non-Aerosol Autumn Heights. $210,000. $1.37.500. Lebel and Paula J. Wolfe. 58 Croft C rem e 7 oz. Holiday Homes Corp. to Robert John T. Kelly to James C. Otis, Drive. $136,000. SAVE YOUR TAX Health & 6 oz. Jar N. and Elsie M. Little. 58 Charis Carriage House Condominium. Beauty Aids Kay Drug Co. Brooks Pharmacy Quinn's Pharmacy Road, conveyance tax $108 90 $8.3,000 Fairw ay Estates to Ernest M. $ 2 5 9 Starsiak. Fairway Estates, $50,000. 14 Main St.. 585 Enfield Ave., 673 Main St. $337 Gerald T, Millington to The Craig A and Tamra H Foster to VOTE NO ON QUESTIONS 3, 4, 5 & 6 Sale PricesI Masonic Charity Foundation of Janet M Perry, East Meadow Dale R. and Lidia Masslon to East Hartford Enfield Manchester PaM for by Jamoo Dodaon. i t Horton Rd.. Mwichaalar. EFFECTIVE DATES Connecticut. Bash Hill Roitd no Condominium, conveyance tax Robert J. Damaschi Jr.. Wood Oct ZMt. 19S7 conveyance tax $71.,50 bridge Addition. $131,000. U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuriday. Oct. 29, 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Oct. 29. 1987 — 17 18

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Homicide detec­ IWE Bi----- W0CD6OMH! tive Wes Block [USA] Edge of Night [DIS] Just Another Stupid Kid The teachers and parents of a fourth-grader (C lin t 12:40 AM (2D MOVIE: 'Arch of out of novices with learning disabilities discover that Eastwood) is Triumph' Against the backdrop of 1939 the child suffers from dyslexia. pressed for de­ Paris, an out-of-work actress and a Ger­ man doctor, fleeing his Nazi captors, [HBO] MOVIE: 'A Chorus Line' (CC) ILL tails about his mur­ meat and fall in love. Based on the novel HARTFORD Young dancers auditioning for a musi­ d er investiga­ by Erich Maria Remarque. Anthony Mop- — Nagasaki, Ja­ cal. seek fame and stardom. Michael kins, Leslay-Anne Down, Donald Pleas THIS IS VERV OKAY, Douglas, Audrey Landers. Alyson Reed. tio n In I c a m t I pan, circa 1900: ance. 1 9 8 6 . (R) 1 , 1985. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) "Tightrope," SERIOUS! tPUNKlNi, STAND a brash Ameri­ L ^ \ io(4!' airing THURSDAY. 1:00AM ® Archie Bunker's Place IT'! can naval of­ [M AX] MOVIE; 'Cocoon* (CC) After Center Stage coming in contact with extraterrrstnal ficer, infatuated OCT. 29 on (33 Home Shopping Overnight Service cocoon-like pods, a group of retirees ABC. (2 hrs.) with a young find themselves miraculously rejuven­ (® Joe Franklin HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browna geisha, decides ated. Don Ameche, Wilford Brimley. M. Renee Taylor dD Twilight Zone to marry her — H u m e C ro n yn 1 9 8 5 . R a te d P G -1 3 . (In CHECK IISTINGS S tereo) FOR EXACT tIMF (2D MOVIE; The Kid with the Golden Japanese style, [TM C] MOVIE: 'Rich end Famous' Two Arm' A famous security bureau is re­ for "999 years or women go through many changes dur­ quested by the Government to guard a with a month’s ing a twenty-year friendship. Jacqueline large shipment of gold Sun Chian notice," despite Bisset. Candice Bergen, David Selby 1 9 6 0 1 9 8 1 . R ated R. the sage advice of his friend, the chorus as offstage sailors, Craig ( ^ M a u d e U.S. consul. Unfortunately for his created a wonderful effect in the 5:30PM [D IS ] M y M o th e r the W itc h A & Aak Dr. Ruth young girl’s widowed mother faces [CNN] Crossfire hr hie Cho-Cho-San, she takes It Act II “Tutti I fior” (Duet of public accusations of witchcraft during MOVIE: 'Serpico' A policeman sacrif- dD Connecticut Beat [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Bandit of Sherwood very seriously, forsaking her fam­ Flowers). King enhanced the tragic the era of the Salem witch trials. ices his career, and almost his life, to Forest' The son of Robin Hood gathers expose top-level corruption In the New (2D Honeymooners ily and religion for this union. intensity of Cho-Cho-San's realiza­ his fathor's band together to rescue the 6:00PM OD (E CS) (5® New. (23) This Old House (CC) Carpenter Norm So goes the libretto of Giacosa tion of her abandonment in the Act York City Police Department. Al Pacino. young king of England and wins the CT) Three's Company Tony Roberts 1973. Abram and architect Mary Otis Stevens hand of a lovely maiden in the process and mica as presented in Puccini’s il trio "Lo so che alle sue pere” examine the 1785 farmhouse, heating C5D M a g n u m , P.l. (41) N o vele; P e c e d o d e O yu ki Cornel Wilde, Anita Louise, Edgar Buch­ and cooling systems. lyric tragedy, "Madame But­ (Naught Can Console Her). Of anan. 1 9 4 6 03) Benson 57) This Old House (CC) Completing the terfly,” the Connecticut Opera’s special interest here were the (2D T a le s of the Unexpected (33) S im o n & S im o n Tampa home renovations including the [ESPN] Women's Volleyball: MIchelob season premiere. It opened Thurs­ score's phrases from American and deck and a screened enclosure: a dD PELICULA; Buscendo un Carnpeon' Light Pro Beach Tournament From Man­ @3) Je ffe rs o n s day night at Bushnell Memorial Japanese anthems in a dirge-like budget review Ex-campeones de boxeo preparan a un hattan Boach. Calif. (60 mm ) (R) (23) D o c to r W h o muchacho para convertirlo on carnpeon Hall. "Butterfly” successfully [USA] Edge of Night mood. (53) M O V IE . 'F rid a y the 13th, P a rt IH' del mundo. Rodolfo Gonzalez, Raul M a­ (26) T .J. H o o k e r Four teenage couples find horror at an combined an exotic setting, lush As the opportunistic Pinkerton, cia s. 1:05AM (3) Love Boat orchestration, and English super tenor Alan Glassman is indeed (51) (53) F a m ily T ie s isolated lake Dana KimmeM. Paul K'ratka, Tracie Savage 1982 5 ^ S C T V 1:20AM (M AX) MOVIE: Enemy Mine titles with superior lead performan­ moving. Though his voice is not (33) R e p o rte r 41 [CNN] PrimeNews 53) Late Show (In Stereo) (CC) A space pilot and his half-human, ces and solid production values. w orld class, it is polished. His vocal (5^ MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour half-reptilian enemy must put aside their [DIS] Best of W alt Disney Presents Don [CNN] Moneylina [DIS] MOVIE; 'Snoopy, Come Homo' An­ differences in order to survive on a deso­ The world premiere in 1904 was style transmits Pinkerton’s grow­ aid, Mickey and Pluto are haunted by an D l imated Snoopy bids Charlie Brown fa [DIS] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and late planet Dennis Quaid. Louis Gossett disastrous. While anti-Puccini for­ ing realization of the human array of spooks (60 min ) your reweli in order to return to his first H a rrie t J r , Brion James 1985 Rated PG-13 (In ces demonstrated outside the opera consequences of his frivolity. No owner. 1972 Rated G [ESPN] College Football; Richmond at [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments Stereo) hold house at LaScala, an errant breeze small achievement. Boston University (3 hrs) (Live) mot! [ESPN] SportsLook [HBO] Inside the NFL Hosts. Len Daw 1:30AM C5J G e t S m a n [USA] Riptide son. N ic k B u o n ic o n ti (60 m in ) (In with kept making the diva look preg­ H is A ct I "A m o re o g rillo ” (Love [USA] Cartoons Stereo) (33) IN N N e w s nant, to the Jeers of the audience. of Fancy) with baritone James 8 :3 0 P M C8) (4(5) Charmings (CC) I lit 6;30PM Family Ties [USA] Airwolf (5D Dating Game With their mooing and crowing, Javore as Sharpless the Consul was (9 i Entertainment Tonight Joan Collins aboE (W) (31) A B C N e w s (CC) [CNN] NewsnIght Update audience members also disturbed carefully contrived, but his other discusses her new line of lingerie, Dean 1 1:30PM ® Late S h o w (In Stereo) man 03) Jeffersons (CC) Part 2 of 2 M a rtin in Las V e g a s (In Stereo) [USA] Search for Tomorrow the delicate mood of the Act II bird duet with Javore, Act II’s "V e lo ® 9D Nlghtline (CC) (will (21) G im m e a B rea k songs at Cho-Cho San’s dawn vigil. dissi,” was a powerful depiction as 22' 5 1 Different World (CC) Maggie (33) H o n e y m o o n e rs 1:50AM [HBO] Eleventh Annuel ende What composure that remained he admits the baseness of his (22) S d t N B C N e w s prepares to debate Whitley on the issue Young Comedians Show (CC) New tal­ luck; of w o m e n 's rig h ts (In Stereo) (TD Classified Eighteen Offers informs ent performs at the Improvisation Club was destroyed by the cast’s cavort­ conduct. Javore added the voice of (23) N ig h tly B u s in e s s R epo rt tion on the latest employment opportun­ advE 57) Frugal Gourmet in Irvine, Calif Host John Larroquette ing children Within a month, reason with his sympathetic and (55) Je ffe rs o n s ities in the Connecticut area ("Night Court") (60 min ) (In Stereo) E\ however. "Madame Butterfly” was authoritative portrayal. His bal­ (33) N o tic ie ro U n iv is io n 9 :0 0 P M l5!) Wiseguy Sonny's punish­ (2D Night Heat A rape victim learns that blee ment of a nightclub singer, who wants her assailant has been released from pri­ 2:00AM ® MOVIE: Th* PIctur# of revised to become one of the most anced voice was expressive and (53) Lo ve C o n n e c tio n Dorian Gray’ A handsome man stays hear out of his contract, triggers a series of son after serving only four years of his popular of operas. clear though a tad too controlled. [CNN] Showbiz Today events that jeopardize Vinnie's life (60 se n te n ce (70 mm.) eternally young while his portrait ages respi and shows dissipation. George Sanders, [ESPN] Winner's Circle Horse Racing m in ) be d( 22) 5D Tonight Show (In Stereo) Donna Reed, Angela Lansbury. 1945. M a g a zin e C8T) 3® MOVIE: -Tiglilrope- (CC) A homi IN THE CURRENT production, TENOR EDUARDO FERNAN­ R a c in g Plainsfiald - If cido detective tracks down a psycho (2D from (D3 Home Shopping Overnight Service veteran Connecticut Opera director DEZ as Goro, the marriage broker (^J CBS News 7:00PM pathic killer in the New Orleans French (5D Hogan's Heroes (3 hrs.) Ron Luchsinger relied on the offered a pleasantly m elodic repar­ DI C5J N e w s Quarter Clint Eastwood. Genevieve 6u 5 7 ) N e w s (TD Keys to Success musical and thespian instincts of tee but he projected poorly. Bari- jold, Alison Eastwood 1984 (In Stereo) were (2?) W h e e l o f Fo rtune (CC) [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors Fred (2D win. Lose or Draw his stars, Metropolitan stars Patri­ tine Thom King, as Prince Yama- C$ 1 $100,000 Pyramid (9 ' Morton Downey Hickman, Nick Charles [ESPN] SportsLook cia Craig and Allan Glassman. dori. a new suitor for Cho-Cho was Cl 1) 5 5 ) C h e e rs .11) M O V IE : 'H a llo w e e n Ml: S e a so n of the [DIS] MOVIE: 'Member of the Wedding' [USA] Search for Tomorrow They judiciiously employed a range garbed and throaty. W itch' A physician uncovers a bizarre A youngster of twelve doesn't realize (38) B e st o f S a tu rd a y N igh t of emotional attacks in voice and Under the baton of Doris Kosloff, plot to mass murder children Tom At she’s leaving childhood and is deter­ 2:05AM C23 N e w s (R) (2QJ M * A * S ‘ H kins, Stacey Nelkin, Dan O'Herlih/ mined to go with her brother on his Celebration of Caring Sal­ expression to exciting dramatic the Hartford Symphony Orchestra 1 982 2:30AM dD (23) MacNeil / Lehrer Newsliour honeymoon Ethel Waters, Julie Hams. uting the 50th Anniversary of Foster Par­ effect. added the subt le and powerfu 1 score Brandon de Wilde 1953 (25) B a rn ey M ille r 23] 50) Cheers (CC) Norm and Cliff load ents Planning featuring hosts Dack DI Their voices blended smoothly in of Puccini’s melodies which so Frasier to believe that Rebecca is lusting [ESPN] SportsCenter Rambo and Shirley Jones. (30) (40' H o lly w o o d S q u a re s after him (In Stereo) GOT duets, each displaying easy control easily identify themselves with the [M AX] MOVIE; 'Outland' A space-age [CNN] Sports Latenight of dynamics and tonal quality in characters’ sentiments. The chorus 01} Resumen de la Novela La Darna de 24' Upstairs, Downstairs marshall tries to keep the peace in a law ­ or yc Rosa (60 min ) [ESPN] SportsCenter less mining camp on one of Jupiter’s h e lp . their middle to upper ranges but mainly worked offstage except for (41' Novels; Sends de Gloria [USA] MOVIE; 'Secret of Snake and 5^ Nightly Business Report moons. Sean Connery, Peter Boyle, poorer projection of the lower their brief appearance in Act I’s 57) Mysteryl: Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord Pe­ C ra n e ' A m an s e a rc h e s fo r the s e c re t b e ­ lo c a Fra n ce s S te rn h a g e n 1961 R ated R (In (53) T h re e 's C o m p a n y ter Wimsey (CC) Harriet and Peter be­ hind a specialized martial arts style. Tan IdenI pitches. marriage scene. Stereo) Craig’s enunciation, generally “ B u tte rfly" has been sung in [CNN] Moneyline lieve that a murder has been committed Tao Liang. Fang Fang. 1976. fever (60 min ) Part 2 of 4 1 1:35PM 0 3 Entertainment Tonight blurred, was especially vague as French and English but this time [ESPN] SportsCenter 2:40AM C23 N ly h tw a to h ently [CNN] Larry King Live Joan Collins discusses her new line of “ m v composition [HBO] MOVIE: Tex’ A vulnurahle 15 up ir she styled her delicate tremolos. Italian was chosen. The super lilies lin gerie, D ean M a rtin in Las V e g s s (In [ H B O ] m o v i e : -B u IIIm ' (CC) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Grand Baby' An inner-city 2:50AM year-old is caught in an emotional tug Stereo) Hoping tolim improve p r o v e the quality of his fa­ wher le e n t i t l e d ; There was no denying her versatil­ were useful in following not only the teen is sent south to live with his grand of-war as he tries to grow up without mily's life, a big-city executive moves his ity. though, as she shifted effort­ plot but the humor developed from mother after his mother's death Glynn G e ttin g In T o u ch were ' m o r e P A N ' A N D parental guidance Matt Dillon, Jim Met 1 2:00AM CD) family to a small country town where lessly from fury to jo y to depression Cho-Cho’s naivete. zler, Meg Tilly 1982 Rated PG Turner. Esther Rolle, Max Gail 1981 dami OAAALLER CLASSES (3D Entertainment Tonight Joan Collins they unfortunately discover that evil in a few moments. All action takes place on and (M AX) MOVIE: Spies Like Us' (CC) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Big Trouble’ A discusses her new line of lingerie; Dean doos not dwell in the concrete forest th is FOR TEACHERS.’ As Cho-Cho San (Madame But­ around the houng of paper and wood Two eccentric government workers find financially-strapped insurance sales Martin in Las Vegas (In Stereo) alone. Janet Lalne Green, Dehl Berti, befot man reluctantly becomes involved with THAT SHOULD themselves embroiled in international (ID Star Trek Stephen Hunter 1986. Rated R. whici terfly) . this soprano was most designed by Gary May. So Steven espionage when they enter a spy the get-nch-quick scheme of a bizarre dD Uncle Floyd DO IT, RIGHT ? *’ enjoyable in the melodious Act 1 Friedlander’s lighting was impor­ training program Dan Aykroyd. Chevy couple Peter Falk. Alan Arkin, Beverly 3:00AM (D3 Home Shopping Over­ the E love duet. “Oquanti occhi fisi" (Oh tant. He varied the blue backdrop Chase. Donna Dixon 1985 Rated PG D Angelo 1986 Rated R (2D Consumer Discount Network night Service Continues (2 hrs.) Kindly Heavens) and the dramatic for several times, including .stars [TM C] MOVIE ’Benny’s Place' A man is [M AX] MOVIE; 'The Outlaw Josey (2D Alfred Hitchcock Presents dD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous DE Tommy Chong of Cheech and Chong; Act II "Un bel di vedremo" (Some Among the spotlights on leads, his driven into a frenzy of action wfien ever W ales' An ex Confedorate soldier seeks d D Q u in c y infori ______i\ D V \ i ll ] il ythmy he has worked for is theatened by vengeance when his family and homo Joan Lunden; Bob Barker; a German wi­ (S3) G e n e S c o tt resoi Day He’ll Come) where she re­ golden glow over Cho-Cho after the onset of old age Louis Gossett, Jr. are destroyed Clint Eastwood, Chief nemaker's estate. (60 min.) proaches her maid Suzuki for losing evening vigil is memorable. Cicely Tyson 1982 Dan George. Sondra Locke. 1976 Rated [CNN] NewsnIght (2D Shoppers Network try t PG faith and desperately affirms her I hope the rest of the season will [USA] Airwolf The Soviets agree to al [ESPN] Waterskiing Highlights of the [CNN] Nows Overnight local Bridge self-delusion. Also moving was “ Sai maintain this level of quality, so low the Airwolf team to help prevent tlie [TM C] MOVIE: 'April Fool's Day' (CC) A International Tour, from Dallas (60 [D IS ] M O V IE : 'G ra n d B a b y ' A n in n e r-city facill min.) (R) cos ebbe cuore” fDo You Know My that people like the young lady who spreading radioactivity which could re group of young preppies face death teen is sent south to live with his grand­ textb suit in a meltdown of their multiple rear: from an unknown source when they are [HBO] MOVIE: 'Link' (CC) An English mother after his mother's death. Glynn quest Sweet One) a pitiful air where she accompanied me as a first-time tors (60 mm ) Part 2 of 2 stranded on an island Deborah Fore anthropologist's student assistant is ter­ Turner, Esther Rolte. Max Gall. 198 i. with consoles her child. It featured the opera-goer will exclaim. “I’m man. Deborah Goodrich 1986 Rated R rorized by the ringleader of a group of while eventually West came to a dia­ 7:30PM [3 ' PM Magazine Tom Sol (in Stereo) [ESPN] Winner's Circle Horse Racing hospi mournful waiting motive of horns hooked. I love il! ’’ leek, the owners of a 72-acre island in chimps used for scientific research. Ter­ M a g a zin e NORTH lO-M-87 He who goes up mond trick. There is a complex end- t H e b o r n l o s e r - b y A r t S a n s o m and plucked strings. [USA] WWF Prime Tima Wrestling ence Stamp, Elisabeth Shue 1986 tnves A la s k a [TMC] MOVIE; 'The Wild Bunch' A ♦ A K 5 play available against East, but no one R ated R. (In Stereo) CSD C u rre n t A ffa ir 9:30PM Night Court (CC) On gang of aging outlaws ride Into a Texas hlstoi goes down [USA] Dragnet ¥A7 would ever expect Willy to find it. WITH MEZZO-SOPRANO Pam M. Renee Taylor is musir critic of Halloween. Dan believes he's sold his border town to rob a local railroad for lllne.s ♦ A 7 6 5 8 ' (22i Jeopardyl (CC) Maybe Careful Charlie could find ela King as Suzuki and the male the Manchester Herald. soul to the devil, and Harry gets locked .1 2:05AM CJJ Magn um, p.l. their last shot at glory. W illiam Holden, ♦ A 8 7 4 By James Jaroby the endplay, but he didn’t need it. On ' 9 } (38; B a rn ey M ille r in s id e a safe Ernest Borgnine, Robert Ryan. 1969. Ci 1} tN N N e w s 12:30AM C f ) w k r p In Cincinnati Rated R WEST EAST the opening lead of the diamond king. 1 0 :0 0 P M C5J Knots Landing (CC) What docs it mean when your part­ Cl5 (25) Carson's Comedy Classics Sumner refuses to believe the shocking ® Ask Dr. Ruth (CC). ♦ 9 8 7 ♦ Q 10 6 4 Charlie remembered that West had 3:10AM [ M A X ] m o v i e . Pliyblrdi' Th news regarding Laura; Michael's anx­ C$3 Truth or Consequences Scotland Yard's sexiest investigator ♦ 5 ner bids three no-trump immediately pre-empted and therefore probably Harry Anderson conducts (20i M*A*S*H ♦ K 32 ious to have his mother hear his rock helps uncover the murderer of the Play- over an opponent’s three-level pre­ 50' Newlywed Game (22) (2D Late Night W ith David Lattarman ♦ KQJ9832 held seven diamonds. So he played low band (60 min.) (In Stereo) bird centerfold girls. Mary Millington, ♦ Q 9 ♦ K .no 8 5 2 empt? Does he have a balanced hand from dummy at trick one. When dia­ (31) W in , Lo se or D ra w Alan Lake, Glynn Edwards. 1978. Rated EdI CSj 21) News Alfred Hitchcock Presents with lots of high card.s? Or could he monds were continued, he played low NBC’s ‘Sideshow’ special (SZ) World of Survival (2D R. SOUTH (1.1 K o ja k colun have a long solid suit of his own and again. On the third diamond play, (53) Fa m ily T ie s ♦ J 3 2 2 1 Alfred Hitchcock Monfi the opponent's suit stopped? The an­ Charlie could play low and ruff, and [CNN] Crossfire the 1 ♦ Q J 10 9864 box of dynamite by convincing her I 22) 5 1 L.A. Law (CC) A former district swer could well be yes to either ques­ then play ace and a heart. East could By Jerry Buck ♦ 10 4 The Associated Press can get her fired from 'Night [DtS] Dinosaurs, Dinosaurs. Dinosaurs attorney betrays Kelsey's trust. Becker's Thou tion. Nevertheless, we would all bid take his heart king, but that would be Host Gary Owens talks with scientists ♦ 3 Court.’ ’ ’ latest love asks for a lifetime commit­ four hearts with South's hand, figuring it for the defense. Note that this play about the history and myths surround­ m ent (6 0 mm ) (In Stereo] We Vulnerable: Neither The “Sideshow” special is a ing dinosaurs, with clips from the first the heart suit would give us six or works just as well even when the pre­ LOS ANGELES — Harry Ander­ 24) Mysteryl: Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord Pe­ dinosaur movie, "The Lost World." as truth Dealer: West more tricks in a heart contract and FRANK AND ERNEST ‘ by Bob Thavea son presides over a nostalgic tour of return to his origins for Anderson, ter Wimsey (CC) Harriet and Peter be­ empt was made on a six-card suit, al­ well as animated clips from "Fantasia" only maybe nothing in no-trump. bygone carnival exhibitions of who stars as the off-the-wall judge lieve that a murder has been committed W eil North East though then it isn’t necessary. and "Genie" throu South Have you figured out at a glance sword swallowers, flame eaters in NBC’s “ Night Court." (60 mm ) Part 2 of 4 3 ♦ 3 N T Pas.s 4 P [ESPN] SpeedWeek fears how W illy N illy was defeated in his and other oddities on his NBC “I got into magic when I was a (43j Noticiero Univision Pas.s Pas.s Pas.s A new book by James Jacoby and grncf four-heart contracf Naturally he Halloween Eve special. child,” he said. “ Unlike most kids, I 8:00PM CSjTour o( Duty (CC) The men 57) Upstairs, Downstairs (R) his father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is of Bravo Company suspect that their face I played the ace of diamonds at the first He plays the barker luring stayed with it. My high school 51) Hill Street Blues Opening lead: ♦ K now available at bookstores. It is “Ja­ Vietnamese scout is a spy after enduring On( trick. This was ruffed by East, who view ers to “ H a rry Anderson’s teachers were always asking me a series of successful enemy ambushes [CNN] CNN News coby on Card Games," published by grow guessed to play back the king of clubs Sideshow” on Friday, to see such what I was going to do. It made me (6 0 m in ) Pharos Books. 1 0 : 3 0 P M (?0; Sybervision sense Later, East made a heart and a spade, © UI7. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN attractions as Marsha Warfield, what I am today — available for (3J MOVIE: 'Bug' After a minor eartfi Rutherford's Brings JAZZ 2 D INN N ew s Emma Samms and Peter Scolari, weekend employment, parties and quake, a small California town is in­ to lai bar mitzvahs. fested by a strange new strain of cock­ 5D Honeymooners Part 2 of 2 John Astin and Deidre Hall. roaches Bradford Dillman. Joanna 93) Univision Presenta: Musiceles East of the River!! "We have some remarkable “I was born in Rhode Island, Miles, Richard Gilliland 1975 grew up in New York and Chicago [HBO] The Hitchhiker A singer (Libs Polly’s Pointers people and some people doing (3.) (31 Sledge Hammer (CC) (In Stereo) Blount) causes her own downfall when remarkable things,’’ he said. and moved to Oregon when I was a (JO Evening Magazine Scheduled Tom she creates a new provocative image for c “ We've taken some celebrities and teen-ager. That’s when I became a S e lle c k herself (In Stereo) ing characteristics of your oven, you Also, an overzealous mouser should turned them into freaks. John Astin hippie. The Shakespeare Festival (T3) H ill S tre e t B lu e s [TM C] MOVIE: Ferris Bueller'a Day Off' STREET TEMPERATURE (CC) A teenage whiz kid plays hooky Oven wattage can at Ashland, Ore., seemed like a ( il MOVIE: 'Marco the Magnificent' The can adjust cooking times accordingly be given m ilk fairly regularly to keep is Tommy Trio, the three-legged from school, borrows a vintage Ferrari exploits and adventures of Marco Polo so that your food comes out cooked him from becoming “clogged" with WINTHROP - by Dick Cavalll man. Peter Scolari is Duke the good place to open a magic store. At and heads off to do the town Matthew are recounted in his travels to the Orient alter baking time 18, I was ready for retirement. It Broderick, Mia Sara, Jeffrey Jonas the way you like it. But this may re­ hair, bones etc. — C.M.S. Dancing Dwarf. Emma Samms is Horst Bucholtz. Elsa Martmolh, Omar quire some experimentation at first. Want to know how to rescue that I HEARTMEREfe \ / A N P H I S Chloris, the human flower who didn’t last long, but I was estab­ 1 9 8 6 R ated P G -1 3 (In Stereo) By Polly Fisher Sharif 1966 heats up the Ballroom on Thursday, When buying a new microwave cooking disaster, how to add flavor to A NEW COSON N A M E I S blooms before your very eyes. lished as the magician. I worked the (2 1 M O V IE : 'H a llo w e e n II' The kille r 1 1:00 PM ® 52; (51 91 News you’ll want to consider the slight in­ a too-bland dish, or what to use when OUR BLOCK... " R A M B O ' . ' "Deidre Hall is my guest waiting streets in San Francisco and I did from Halloween returns to terrorize his (T j 51 M*A-S‘H October 29nd D E A R PO LLY - Some of the new, victims Jamie Lee Curtis. Donald Pleas convenience of longer cooking times you’ve run out of an important ingre­ A PIT BULL. to get into the sideshow. I inadvert­ magic and special effects at the n j Simon & Simon small microwave ovens have lower ence. Lance Guest 1981 and having to adjust recipes when se­ dient in the middle of'cooklng? The ently cut off her head and we spend' festival.” wattages than my older, big oven. . I 73 ^ (Ti) IN N N e w s Join us for a sizzling Halloween Party lecting a smaller, lower-wattage answers to many of these dilemmas ------He is developing a movie for HBO (22) 5 1 C o s b y S h o w (CC) A fte r Theo How important is this difference and tbe rest of the show trying to put it gets into trouble with the law. Cliff and are in Polly’s newsletter ‘ Kitchen does it matter much what the wattage oven. — P O LLY back on her body. Marsha Warfield called “The Final Couvert Se­ Clair take out their frustrations on each Doors open at 8:00 P.M. DEAR POLLY — Tonight 1 read ir Tricks." Send $I for each copy to ance.” o th e r (In Stereo) is? - G.K.O. is the Human Bomb. I get her into a your column the letter from the POLLY'S POINTERS, in care of this DEAR G.K.O. — The higher the ,1 , 23) Undersea World of Jacques Cous­ •5®® Admission youngster concerned about giving newspaper, P.O. Box 93863, Cleve­ j j -LujJ fi- 'u/ -q teau (60 min ) HOMART SEARS wattage, the faster the oven w ill cook. m ilk to her cat. I've had nearly 25 land, pH 44101-5863. Be sure to in­ 2 1 MOVIE: The Front' A man acts as a thi world’s 48th largoit This is important because most reci­ years' experience as veterinarian's clude the title. front for renowned television writers Wear a Halloween costume for pes formulated for microwave cook­ Cinema who are politically blacklisted during assistant, so perhaps I can make a corporation with saloa of ing are based on tbe use of a 600- to Polly will send you a Polly Dollar the McCarthy era Woody Allen. Zero suggestion. '3®® admission. 700-watt oven (tbe most common (fl) if she uses your favorite Pointer. Mostel, Herschel Bernardi 1976 '44 billions can build thair fre type). With an oven of lower wattage, Most cats like milk. The drawback Peeve or Problem in her column. U.8. ACRES by Jim Dtvit HMTPOBO M A N C H K S T 0 I own Buckland Mall Write POLLY' S POINTERS in care of CInM iM iCH y — M o uric* (R) 6:40,9:30. UA TtMOtM Butt — StoKeout (R) “high* or full power w ill not be as is that milk, and especially cream, is - MiifSran (PG-13) 49:^ - W )ih 7:15,9:40. — Th€ Pick-Up Artist (PG-13) SINGLE PARENTS this newspaper. 7:30, 9:30. — B«st Seller (R) 7. 9:30. great, and the food w ill take longer to a laxative and it can give the cat diar­ You W9T# H#r# (R) 7:10, 9:50. — I ve D^’hethrr you have cKitdren full tim»* or STREET TEMPERATURE cook than specified in the reeipe. rhea. Howeyer, m ilk is useful in the H a o rd th i M trm o ld i Slnglna 7, 9:20. V 0 IN O N on ''visitation” wouldn't vou likntoknow Vote NO B u cklan d Once you are familiar with the cook­ event of constipation or hairballs © 1117, PflSWSPAPER KNTERPRISE A55RN C ln t 1 i 3 — Stokeout (R) 9:30. — also appearing November I9th Surftndtr (R) 7. — The Pick-Up Artist othrrA in th^ xamr position? M all B o n d s BM lW M iTm "* CM9mo — B«t (PG-13) 7:15,9:15. join us at an orientation and informa­ **FW9r *Rl«»iarri Rub * Ontmo — WEST HARTPORD tional meeting on Question #1 S u rrtn d tr (R) 7:30, 9:30. Bm 1 A 3 Stokeout (R) 9:30. -- Lo SmwcRU Cbiumu* 1-*— Bobv Boom Bomba (PG-13) 7. Best Seller (R) Sunday, Nov. 1, 1987 / .3 PM Nov. 3rd Rutherford*s (P G ) 1:25,7:25,9:40. — LIk# F o th tr Lik e 9:30. — The P ick-U p A rtist (PG-13) 7. Taleoltville Congregation Chrueh (formerly Piano’s Restaurant) te n (PO-13) 1:15, 9:30. - TItt P lk j g f o ' Main Street, Talcottville No subsidy for a (R) 1:05, 7:20, 9:45. — te w e e t IR) 1, MflLLIMAMTIC PEOPLE WHO k n o w 7:10, 9:45. — Prioee of D arknei* (R) U.A. The CMemoB — Fotol Attroctlon For more information, call the Homart Sears Call for more information. know there's a certain magic I W W ■ ■ ■ 17:30,9:90. — Folol AMroetlon (R) 1, ( R) 5, 7:15,9:30. ^ L ik e Father Lik e Son Mancheitcr chapter at 646-864.') and 643-2342 (PG-13) 5,7,9. — Dirty Oonctno (PG-13) 7:15,9:55. — Hloht Fivers (R) 1:15,9:M. ask for Madeline. Paid by Q. Marlow, 51 Blua Rldga Dr.. LY about Classified Advertising. — temeone to Woteh Dver Me (R) 1 ;fo, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. — Suspect (R) 5, 7:15, 643-2711 Hm/rmkmamlM mUI k* Manchaaiar 4 7:40, 10. — The Prin cess B ride (PG ) 9 :45. ^ The Princess Bribe (PG) 5, 7,9. ./(#. tS« leMllaf- 1:20, 7:20, 9:40. — NIOht F ive rs (R) 5:45, 7:45. 9:45. I« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuriday. Oct. 29. 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Oct. 29. 1967 — l i

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Teen program offered French wines will be featured in Wines of Bordeaux ‘When I was your age’ isn’t Tuesday. Nov. 10, 17 and 24 from 7:15 to 9:15 p.m. Connections, A Center for Learning Inc. on North The fee for each course is $60. Students must be 21 Main Street is sponsoring a program for teen-agers to years old to register. For more information, call talk about family, school, friends and other areas of 647-6242. their lives. The program, for ages 13-17, begin.s what one teen wants to hear Wednesday from 7 to 8 p.m. at the center and continues on Nov. II and 18. The fee is $25 and a deposit of $8 is Emblem club meets In Danbury DEAR area, and let your family know you required. For more Information, call 646-.516I. ABBY: I am an The Manchester Emblem Club has been invited to mean business. attend the installation of Danbury Emblem Club on average teen­ Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Danbury Elks Club. ager In a Midw­ Parenting dlscMaaad DEAR ABBY: After reading Manchester members have also been Invited to the estern town and “ Alive by the Grace of God" in your Connections' A Center for Learning Inc., on North testimonial and dinner for Supreme President Nadine I am sure my Dear Abby column, I wanted to share with your Main Street, is offering a program for parents on St. Martiii from Long Beach, Calif., held Monday at 7 feelings corres­ Abigail Van Buren readers my own technique for pqrenting skills to be held Thursday, Nov. 5.12.19 and p.m. at the Elks Club in New London. pond with those staying awake on the road late at Dec. 3 at the center. The tee is $35, and $45 for couples. Reservations for both events may be made by calling of many. I re­ night. My work takes me all over A deposit of $12 is required. For more information, call Ellen Avdevich at 647-8655. spect my par­ 646-5161. the state, and I often find myself The regular meeting of the Emblem Club will be held ents and I know driving long distances after dark. I Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Elks Club on Bissell they want to be have found that eating whole Street. A social will follow. Felicya Olechny will be helpful, but f Artist displays work sunflower seeds is a reliable way to chairman. can hardly stand it when they begin whatever they wanted from the remain awake behind the wheel A mixed media exhibit by Anne Beldler of Vernon a lecture with, “ When I was your refrigerator. Then as they became with my mind on the road. will be on display in the Women's Center of Manchester age teen-agers, all at once this problem Each sunflower seed must be Community College on Tuesday through Dec. 4. An Health clinic offered Abby, parents should realize that came up. I go to prepare a meal and cracked between the teeth and the opening reception is planned on Nov. 3 from 3 to 5 p.m. their experiences may not always Community Health Care Services Inc. will hold office find that all the leftovers I had shell deposited In the ashtray or a The exhibit is part of a continuing series on Women in hours on Tuesday at the agency office in Columbia be relevant to today's times and planned to use for the meal are paper cup. It's a minor distraction, Art. The (Tenter is open weekdays from 9:30 a m. to 3 from 8:30 to 10 a.m., and on Wednesday at the Town today's teen-agers. gone! really, and very few calories. But p.m. For more information, call 647-6056. Office Building in Coventry from 2 to 3 p.m.. I am writing to you because I So I ask. “ Who ate the leftover the activity is enough to keep me A well-child clinic will be held on Thursday from 8:45 know that many parents read your roast beef I had wrapped up?" No alert and my mind on the road. It to 11 a.m. at St. Mary's Church in Coventry for all column (mine do); so if they can't Trlcla Nagy of Bolton, left. Troop 616, AIDS program Is planned one knows anything. works better than coffee or radio boxes and Tricia sold 494. This year's preschool residents of Columbia, Andover, Coventry, understand why what they expe­ Then I say, “ If you get hungry, music for me. and Tammy Boutin of Manchester, sale begins Nov. 6 and runs through Manchester Community College is sponsoring a free Ashford, Chaplin and Scotland. rienced when they were my age make a peanut butter and jelly Packaged sunflower seeds are Troop 801, get ready to kick off this Nov. 29. Seven varieties of cookies are educational program on AIDS on Wednesday from For more information, call 228-9428. doesn't do me any good, maybe sandwich, or take a piece of fruit — available at almost all convenience year’s Connecticut Valley Girl Scout 12:15 to 2 p.m. The Rev. Thaddeus Bennett, director of they will listen to you. Just don't eat the leftovers unless 1 available at $2.50 per box. For more stores and many mini-mart-type cookie sale. Last year, the girls outsold AIDS ministry for the Episcopal Diocese of Connecti­ AVERAGE TEEN-AGER say. ‘Hey, anybody can eat this; gas stations, so they're readily information, call Bunny Oppelt at cut, will speak on the personal and social issues of Blood drive set there Isn't enough leftover to do accessible to anyone who is all other Girl Scouts. Tommy sold 369 644-0340. AIDS: Laurie Andrews, R.N., epidemiology clinician DEAR AVERAGE; When I was anything with"' traveling. from Hartford Hospital, will present information about Connecticut Valley East Branch of the American your age, I used to grit my teeth and ^m etim es I don't care if they eat DOING MY PART transmission, safe sex and the current status on AIDS Red Cross will sponsor a blood drive on Saturday from hold my tongue every time my all the leftovers — but there are FOR HIGHWAY SAFETY in the Greater Hartford area. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Center Congregational Church at the mother or dad started a sentence times when I do care. I Just wish Friendship is Troop 2 theme The program is sponsored by the college's health corner of Main and Center streets. with, “ When I w asyou rage..." but they'd ask me, that's all. DEAR DOING; Thanks for the services office and the counseling department. For Walk-ins are welcome. For more information, call I listened respectfully to stories We aren't poor, but my budget tip. And I always thought sunflower more information, call 647-6154. 643-Slll. about how poor they were, and how would stretch a lot further if the seeds were for the birds. many miles they walked to school kids wouldn't eat everything in (with an apple for lunch). It always during visit to Yankee Traiis Wine courses are offered MHS reunion planned sight. Do other mothers have this Do you hate to write letters ended with, “ You don't know how problem, and what do they doabout because you don’ t know what to Wine {(clecUon is the subject of two courses at Manchester High School Class of 1977 is ha ving a lOlh lucky you are ... to have all the it? It's hard to hide things that need say? Thank-you notes, sympathy Senior Troop 2 a mini-park erected by Cadet le Manchester Community College during November reunion on Nov. 28 at 6:30 p.m. at The Colony in Vernon, advantages you have." to be refrigerated, and I can't put a letters, congratulations, how to Harald photo by Kool had Its first Troop 610. The girls' ceremony California wines of Sonoma County is scheduled for For information, call Michael Sherman at 647-8376 by Every generation (with the possi­ lock on the fridge. Does anything decline and accept Invitations and camping trip of consisted of poems and an award Mondnv Mr»' o ••na ir from 7: 15 to 9: 45 p.m. Nov. 20. ble exception of Adam and Eve) has have any idea? how to write an Interesting letter Little Big Girl the year on the presented to the troop by Mayor heard it many times, so listen MA IN MEI-ROSE. FLA first weekend of Girl Scout are Included in Abby’s booklet, Witch Gini Denham, program assistant Barbara Weinberg: the “ Citizen of respectfully, because onedayyou’ll “ How to Write Letters tor All a pole at a Halloween party at Jefferson October at Yan­ the Day" plaque. be delivering that lecture yourself DEAR MA; You're not wrong, Occasions." Send a check or money at Jefferson House Adult Day Care House on Tuesday. The Grandmas and kee Trails in Roundup Troop 610's leaders. Linda Carl­ Births — If you're lucky. Stafford but your problem could be solved If order tor $2.SO and a long, stamped Center on Hollister Street, and Elsie Pye Grandpas Halloween Party also fea­ Lois Gary son. Connie Giacopassi. and Elyse you reserve one shelf (or a part of (39 cents), self-addressed envelope Springs. The V 1 Petzold, their husbands, and girls DEAR ABBY; When my children, watch iittie chief Erin Brogan run under tured a witch pinata with candy. theme of the trip one) for food you do not want to; Dear Abby, I>etter Booklet, P.O. and their parents all collaborated to Sunderhauf, William Frederlrk, Press of 71 Church St., was born Malone of Middletown. Her pater­ were small. I taught them to ask for was friendship. touched. Designate it the keep out Box 447. Mount Morris. III. 61054. install two benches and a little son of Richard and Brenda A. Oct. 16 at Manchester Memorial nal grandparents are the late .and members ______geranium garden. The project, Dusseault Sunderhauf of 100 Bissell Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ Honorius and Blandine Morin. She Grad schools became more LEADERSHIP. . .WHERE IT COUNTS which began in May. was in honor of St. was born Oct. 20 at Manchester ents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward ha's a step-sister, Rachael. closely acquainted by doing a going as guests. Topics to be Girl Scouting's 75th anniversary. Memorial Hospital His maternal Madsen of 13 Northfield St. Her are seeing Requirement tor a new interest discussed will reflect on future First, a location had to be found. grandparents are Norman and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Kouliopoulos, Lynzie Rote, Pond fever isn’t well-known •project called “ Managing Stress.” RE-ELECT RICK DYER program decisions. After the four- Their choice would have been for Martha Dusseault of 31 Victoiia Mrs. Charles Press, 47 Dougherty daughter of Paul and Nancy The requirement dealt with im­ senior citizens at a bus stop, but Road. Coventry. Hi.s paternal St D E A R DR. be experiencing problems as long day conference, some of the Scouts Leonard Koutsopoulos of 145 Ver­ fewer blacks provising five skits of different because of difficulties with the grandparents are Stella Y. Sunder- GOTT: Can you as 14 months after the event. As PULL LEVER 14-A will visit Washington, with stops at non St., was born Oct. 9 at stressful situations. Some of these state, they decided on Spencer hauf of Rocky Hill and the late BMsh, Sarah Elizabeth, daughter or your readers unfortunate and frightening as the Seattle and Mount St. Helens. All Manchester Memorial Hospital. BOSTON (AP) — After peaking situations were; a brother speaking Village. Next, they found a com­ Frederick W Sunderhauf. He ha.s a of David H. and Deborah Kreuscher help a student of overdose may have been at the DEMOCRAT FOR the delegates are looking torward Her maternal grandparents are in the 1970s, black enrollment in to his sister who is using drugs, pany to sell them the benches free brother. James F. Clark Jr . 14, and Blish of 74 Woodland St., was born local history time I'm afraid you will have to to this trip. Moreinformationonthe Katherine and Harold Leonard of graduate schools has declined in BOARD OF EDUCATION parents telling their children that of shipping charge Then they a sister. Linda A. Clark. 16. Oct. 16 at Manchester Memorial Identify "pond Dr. Gott look elsewhere for an explanation convention will come in next ISO Bissell St. Her paternal grand­ this decade, according to a new they are divorcing, a father telling applied to the Reader's Dige.st Hospital Her maternal grandpar­ fever"? Appar­ of your current symptoms. month's rundup. parents are Charles and Helen Paid for by Rick Dyer Re-Election Committee, his family that they were going to Foundation for a grant to finance RIrhard, Matthew Brent, son of ents are Virginia Kreuscher of ently It cropped Peter Gott, M.D. study that urges changes in educa­ Jim Sulick, Treasurer Koutsopoulos of 271 Curtis St. She DEAR DR. GOTT: My shoulders tion and in the black community to have to cut the family budget, and the project. Troop 610 was very Roger F. and Kimberly Winot Manchester and RIrhard has a sister. Jodl-Lynn Dowds. up in the 1800s. one we had to create ourselves. Brownie troop news when new towns rub and grind on rotation. Does reverse the trend, happy to be one of 20 troops to Richard of 85 Spruce St., was born Kreuscher of Stqrrs. Her paternal bursitis spread? Other Joints are On Saturday morning, we walked - Brownie Troop 656. with leaders receive the money. Oct. 15 at Manchester Memorial grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. were settled and "The current status of black Smith, Jason Allen, son of Jeffery beginning to feel the same. I'm only along the lake and down the wooded Lana Johnson and Mary Ann Sines, Now the troop Is writing a Hospital His maternal grandpar- Fred 'T. Bllsh 111 of Manchester. dams built. All Americans in higher education is and Tammy Smith Tupper of 34 .10, female and wonder what I can RE-ELECT trails, sang songs, and held a is enjoying fall this year. Troop detailed follow-up report, and com­ ents are Bruce and Irene Winot of this happened clear evidence that the clock is Chalmers St., was horn Oct. 12 at expect as I age. My mother had “ No-Talent-Talent Show" Satur- members especially enjoyed the piling a scrapbook. Congratula­ 134 Benton St. His paternal grand­ Morin, Stephanie Joan, daughter before the great cholera epidemic, course of events, ticking backward," said the author Manchester Memorial Hospital. severe arthritis and osteoporosis. •day evening. We also made a ride at the Hurst Farm, where they tions. Girl Scouts! parents are Fernand and Linda of Richard D. and Diane F, Malone which followed the construction of of the study, Gail Thomas, a Texas JAMES His maternal grandparents are banner for our co-leader. Woody also heard a pumpkin tale, and had Richard of South Windsor. Morin of 561 Hilliard St., was born Allen and Geneva Smith of 34 the Erie Canal. DEAR DR. GOTT; 1 was hosptal- A&M sociology professor. DEAR READER: Grinding and Johnson, who is going to live in cookies and apple cider. Lois Gary Is a member of Senior Oct. 10 at Manchester Memorial Chalmers St. His paternal grand­ ized 14 months ago and was clicking of the shoulders are not "D utch” Kentucky in early December. Martin School Brownie Troop 677 Girl Scout Troop t. This column Press. Natalie Marie,daughter of Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ DEAR READER: 1 can find no "Blacks are at a dangerous point mother Is Nancy Bantley of 52 Oak mistakenly given 120 units of NPH usually due to bursitis, an inflam­ .' Happily, the rain on Saturday planted spring bulbs outside Martin appears once a month. James W and Christine Madsen ents are Anthony J. and Mary A. information about pond fever in my in terms of becoming disempo- St. insulin Instead of 12 I haven't fell mation of the Joint covering. A came too late to interfere with our School in the shape of an M. The resource books. I suggest that you wered as a result of what I see as a well since. What can you suggest? more likely cause for your symp­ disturbing trend in higher educa­ FOGARTY plans. We had a fabulous time, and troop has also been busy with try the reference books at your toms is the liny amount of disloca­ are planning our January ski trip to outside activities — a nature color local library, especially if the tion, because higher education still DEAR READER: Ask your doc­ tion (during movement) that can Timber Trails. wheel, hay ride, pumpkin decora­ facility has a section of old medical remains the major avenue for N e a r ly N l S ho ppe ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. tor about the reason for mistaken occur in joints weakened by injury, TOWN DIRECTOR tions and a natural picture frame textbooks that might answer your upward mobility for black Ameri­ 366 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040 dosage and what effect it might arthritis or inflammation of the from twigs Leaders are Nancy Robert f. Smith, liK . question. You also might check cans," Thomas said in a telephone Oregon convention Bmw m o RumsI b ttsyiM) St. in PMIbricIi Agsney Bldg. have had on you. Ordinarily, NPH joints them.selves. interview Tuesday. Cocconi and Janet Damiano*. M$-2IT1 Open Mon. Thru Sat. H n. 16-4 INSURANSMITHS INSURANSMITHS SINCE with the librarian at your local insulin acts for 24 to 48 hours and Bursitis produces pain and lim­ • Experienced The National Delegates Girl hospital There are specialists who does not produce chronic ill effects itation of motion. It does not spread. The percentage of graduate stu­ • Committed Scouting Convention is being held Benches inatalled Cribs, Bassinet, Twin 1914 investigate the role of epidemics in Your blood sugar was probably If other Joints are beginning to rub dents who are black dropped from the last week of October, in Stroller, Wooden High history and the effects a particular 5.1 percent in 1976 to 4.2 percent in Portland. Ore. The five official On the icy afternoon of Oct. 1, lowered substantially by the exce.ss and grind, see a physician. You • invoived Chairs, Changing Tables illness may have had In shaping the insulin, but I doubt that you would need a diagnosis. 1982, according to the study, adult delegates are Linda Carlson. many older Scouts, their leaders, published in the current issue of Barbara Alleyne. Jean Lucas. June and residents of Spencer Village at Reasonable Prices. 649-5241 Harvard Educational Review. Rose, and Fred Cbaison. Two gathered behind the elderly hous- (Ctothea from slza 0-12 5096 OFF) 65 E. Canter Street Senior Scout delegates. Jennifer Black enrollment in professional ing'complex. The celebrated event Thoughts Dockerty and Laurie KIncman. are Mancheeter, CT. schools such as law, dentistry and VOTE DEMOCRATIC was the long-awaited dedication of medicine remained stable at 4.6 percent during the six-year period, Editor's note: The Thoughts our hair, our teeth, or mobility and self Churches, hospitals, and help­ the study said. But enrollment Nov. 3rd Professors column was mistakenly omitted on dexterity, and .still enjoy life, but if ing agencies are bles.sed by faithful declined in engineering and other Paid for by the Committee to Re-Elect Fogarty, M. Negri, Treaaurer. Monday. Therefore, the following is we lose our sense of humor, we are r a ra E onEBS o f t o e on oistrict volunteers. Regardless of yourage, lucrative fields, the study said. the Thought for Monday. Today's In deep trouble. say calculus Thought follows. you can make a real contribution to others. Get involved! This world is full of needs. Volunteer! Write We are all growing older, but the Three important factors in grow­ out of date letters, make calls. You have truth of that process and the Impact ing old gracefully are: a .sense of something worthwhile to give. SOUTH WINDSOR End the Strife only begin to hit us after we pass humor, a realization that we are God Bless us when we give of NOW WASHINGTON (AP) - Mathe VES through the “ th irtys" Our society more than Just a “ body." and ourselves. L o c a t i o n s matics professors say calculus, fears growing old. Can we grow old openness to new relationships and OFFICE SUPPLY that dreadnought of the college gracefully? What things help us new ideas. iTwo curriculum, has failed to keep pace face our future with confidence? Another Important ingredient is Rev. Dr. Shephard S. Johnson with the computer age and is in dire One absolute prerequisite for to find ways of contributing your­ South United Methodist Church need of change. growing old gracefully Is to have a sense of humor. 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BUSINESS Business in B ri^ GUARANTEED ^ Free Services Travelers earnings down 5 percent •k Huge Selection i HARTFORD — The Travelers Corp. has reported third- Stocks: the expected and unexpected q u a rte r operating earnings of 9107.5 m illio n , a 5 percent decrease NG LOWEST PRICES f r ^ the 9113.6 million reported in the same three months of 1986. Great Guarantee! By John Cunniff Earnings per share were 91.02 for the 1087 quarter ended Sept. At 0 I calm, and seeking to reassure customers and the IN CONNECTICUT The Asioclated Prese fact. 30, com pared w ith 91.11 in the period a y e a r e a rlie r. T h is y e a r’s t h e p i public that, as always, they were there to advise, — From Robert Prechter, publisher of the th iM -q u a rte r Incom e included a tax gain of 925.3 m illio n. l i t i n e serve and help construct sensible investment retd. “Elliott Wave Theorist," who had been y e a r’s th ird qu a rte r w ere up 2 percent to NEW YORK — While the stock market crash plans for their customers. o e r e e forecasting a Dow Jones industrial average of H .2 billion, from 94.1 billion a year ago. Premiums were 93.1 a n d h VISIT A TOWN FAR IR E CENTER was unanticipated, much of the reaction to it was • Denials, from program traders, options Juot what you might have expected; more than 3,600 but who suddenly told his billion, up 3 percent fro m 93.1 billion. c h e a tt Investors, takeover artists, market makers and customers to sell early in October: a n d a • Statementa from Waahington that the Profits for the third quarter this year were 984 million, a 49.0 a n d T others that their activities had anything to do "Needless to say, I did not anticipate the underl)ring economy of the nation was funda­ with accelerating the decline. ^ r c e n t decrease from the 9166.7 m illio n profit posted in the sam e exper extent of the October decline, so it certainly was n a v t ' mentally strong and there was little reason to • Friends who said “I told you so," and their three months of 1986. Results for the third quarter of 1986 included claim compare 1987 with 1929. Ironically, those who not genius which kept... subscribers out of the a one-tim e tax gain of 920.6 m illion. cousins who said "I sold everything two weeks biggest panic in the history of Wall Street.” cat, I made the statements reminded everyone of 1929, Edward H. Budd, company chairman, said property-casualty morki ago" or “ I went short and made a pile." In fact, he said, he had issued what he called a those who lived through it and those who read results "continued to be excellent” but that results from e n ta , • Jokes, such as "What do you call a yuppie defensive repurchase strategy if certain condi­ prlvoi about it in history books. employee benefits operations suffered from large increases in LOW , LOW m iC E S! broker?" Answer: "Waiter!" And a satire of tions were met. It was mailed Friday. Oct. 16. e o p v r • A renewed call for higher taxes by elected PrudenUal Bache's “Rock Solid, Market Wise" claim s. r if l h t i officials who see that route as the only way to and not received before the Monday crash and II advertisements, to wit, "Wise as a rock, solid as obliterated that strategy. m i A Chech owt thsss FKMt servlcest — reduce the budget deficit. And warnings from the market." m o v f anti-tax types that a tax Increase would reduce “So it wasn’t good forecasting, it was strategy Bldwell named to 25-year club lio n c • An eerie sense of living through history, of and a bit of luck which kept most subscribers in t h e A S' FREE MOUNTINO! revenues and bring on a recession. the past, present and future all running together, a d v e r cash throughout the panic." Gerald Bidwell of Manchester was among 100 employees of • Demands from all directions for of last month seeming to have occurred a decade t it e m i — From James Dines of "The Dines Letter,” Stop & Shop Supermarkets and Bradlees Discount Department butte NSW investigations. ago, of the latest stock market advisories O ' F R E E STAnC BALANCINC! W E I C H T f who had warned of a possible sharp decline but Stores who were recently inducted Into The Stop & Shop Cos.’ llahed • Accusations, that the Germans did it by seeming like yellowed clippings. H e r a i raising interest rates, the Japanese because of who had not specifically forecast it; Quarter Century Club. The club was established in 1947 to honor Publli Consider an envelope already en route from an "We had been waiting for small investors to [ET F R E E RO T A 'n O N I their speculation, the Federal Reserve because advisory service, "World Money Analyst," employees who have contributed 25 years of continuous service to it lifted U.S. interest rates, the White House pile in with their final speculation, and since the company. FREE FRONT-END when the debacle occurred. they had gotten only as far as buying mutual because it failed to provide leadership. A luncheon was held at the Sheraton Tara in Braintree, Mass., O' FREE %’CHANGEOVERI In large print; "Are You Ready for the funds instead of crapshooting with penny stocks, OD ALIGNMENT • Erudite explanations from economists — Financial Panic of 1988-1989?" Th e question is on Sept. 28 in celebration of the event. The Stop & Shop Quarter A few of whom saw the crash coming — regarding we figured the top was somewhere yet ahead of WITH THE PURCHASE OF accompanied on the envelope by the statement; us.” Century Club now has 1,147 members. O' F R E E F L A T R E P A IR ! causes, consequences and implications. Nothing FOUR NEW TIRES "Sometime in the next 18 months, I expect a — From Howard Ruff of "The Ruff Times,” Every tire sold by Town Fair is bached by our famous unexpected either in their disparate views; any worldwide stock market collapse — a ‘re-run’ of whose investment committee had unanimously WITH economic position can be made to sound October 1929, but first, the world's stock Sulick Joins culinary institute Guaranteed LOWEST PRICE Policy iRON-CLAD NO HASSLE” Guarantee! reasonable. agreed that the decline that began in August was I r l T S / PURCHASE markets could double! ” only a correction in an ongoing bull market: Every tire sold at TOWN FAIR TIRE is guaranteed for defects e Messages from brokerage houses urging FARM INGTON — Robert M. Sulick has been named director ‘ When you're ready for liree, don't eecri'lice the quality . . . in workmanship or materials for as long as you own the tire — regardless of years in service or OF 2 NEW There was the unexpected, too; confessions, in "Was I wrong? Is the pope Catholic?" mileage received. If a defect in workmanship or maleriale develop, return it to TOWN FAIR. We of education at the Connecticut Culinary Institute, it was performance and guarantee you need, Town Fair Tires, TIRES announced by president David M. Tine. whom you can trust, has a store near you — there you'll find will raqpir it at.no charge or replace it. . . YOU PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU HAVE USED! just the right tire a t . . . GUARANTEED LOW EST PRICES. Before assuming the position, Sulick was supervising chef at We have selected tires QUARANTCED against Cavey’s French restaurant in Manchester for five years. ‘Don't compromise. Town Fair Tires' experience costs no glass, sharp metal, deep holes and all road haz­ NO State laws provide for gifts to minors more. t I O fS When the opportunity arose to teach people how to cook, Sulick ards, and it’s FREE! PURCHASE ■ W MOST said he decided to take advantage of it. "A s director of education, ‘ "If you find a lower price advertised in Connecticut within 30 NECESSARY ■ * CARS QUES'nON: I What if they had given us 940.000? Q U E S T IO N ; Do states levy state I can combine two of m y loves — teaching and cooking,” he said. days of pruchase on the same merchandise .. . bring us the COmPARi y$ TO AU OTHIR H Ri DiAURS! Aiolbund and McPharoon Strul believe there is advertisement and we will beat the price." Not Includtd on All Abova gift taxes? “These opportunities are rare. The position represents a new .MICNEUN • GOODYEAR • FIRESTONE * DUNLOF • GENERAL • a la w called /A direction for me which is very exciting and fulfilling.” "Gifts to Minors A N S W E R : Y o u ’re not required to 'R.E. GOODRICH • ARMSTRONG • UNIROVAl • YORONAMA file. Recipients of gifts never file Sulick graduated from the Culinary Institute of America after Act” which al­ A N S W E R : Although most states sad RMmy Mere fcMeet bread tirei Investors’ federal gift tax returns. The donor receiving a bachelor’s degree from the College of Wooster, Ohio. lows parents don’t, some do, Those states with of a gift must file that return — only He is a member of the American Culinary Federation and lives in and grandpar­ Guide gift tax bites generally model them if the gift exceeds the annual Willimantic with his wife, Danita. M R C H E L I N n ents to give mo­ i ' l l ' ' - - after federal gift tax rules. There I exclusion. It didn’t in this case, so are so many different wrinkles In Y O U S A V E ! ney, up to William A. Doyle The Connecticut Culinary Institute offers cooking courses for PRICEBUSTERS! XA4 AU-SEASON RADIAL W .W . your brother and his wife needn’t ••You Know 910,000 annu­ different state gift tax laws it Is home cooks and professionals. 1st Quality Economy 1st Quality Economy file. The Nam e" i5s/aoRi3..*sa iaS/75R14.. M l 228/75R1S..< ally, to each impossible to spell them out In this ALL-SEASONI If your brother and his wife gave space. DOUBLE BELTED 16S780R13..IM 19S/75H14..M3 23a/78ni5..*1 child or grand­ ALL-SEASON 820.000 to you and $20,000 to your Banker has tips on selling business 1S8/MR13...... *M Daable Relted | 178/80R13..«M 206/75R1S..>N child. If I am iM /iroQ ni3 ...... m wife, those amounts would be l a d i a l RADIAL W.W. 188/30R13..471 215/75R15..M3 w rong, please set me right. QUESTION; I own mutual fund NEW YO RK — People thinking of selling their business should 178/Mni3...... *33 19M0R19...... •9*1 gifts jointly, technically called within the annual split gift exclu­ 19W9aRia...... ' I am past 80.1 have no children, "split gifts.” that number doubles shares but have never owned understand the value of the business and Its growth potential, 1M rNR13...... *33 W h H o w o ll 199MR19...... sion limits and no gift tax returns BE PREPARED! i3B/7ani4...... individual stocks. I now would like says Jay Cooke, an investifient banker. m 199/79R14------so no grandchildren. Does the Gifts to $20,000. Th e amounts of these would Have to be fi)ed. a06/76R14...... m 15S/B0Rt3...'4« 199779R14...... 7T ^IXHUDIAlW.W. to Minors Act permit me to give to buy 100 shares of stock in each of Cooke, president of First New York Capital, says other points f0t779R14...... "annual exclusions" were raised to BE W INTER-READY! aHVT6H14...... *37 16S/S0R13 . .'49 money to nieces and nephews three companies I have selected. to take into consideration are; Sell at the right time; take 306/78R1S...... *33 l1Sr79R14...... 175/80R13t2 ieS/7SR14 478 218/76R15*88 their present levels in 1082. Before Q U E S T IO N : Who is required to 175/S0R13...*92 M W 7IR19...... without being subject to tax? Do discount brokers handle small advantage of tax savings; understand the buyer’s motivation; Truckloads and truck- 21S/7M1S...... *33 t19779R19...... ISS/SCRISfi 26S/78R14 480 22S/7SR1S488 that, they were $3,000 and $6,000. pay the federal gift tax on a gift 18S/80R13...'S9 m77IRia...... accounts such as this, or do I have to sell to the right buyer; compile proper documentation, and have 328/78ni5...... Ml 188/78R14 471 265/7SR15 *82 The fortunate recipients of your exceeding annual $10,000 to $20,000 loads of SNOW TIRES W h ll« w * ll n i7 78R 1S ...... 238/7SR16480 buy through a regular broker? a3»ff8R18...... *43 iaS/75R14...'94 ANSWER: You’re not really gifts needn't be your relatives. You annual exclusion — the donor or the a proper business profile. arriving daily. . . BRAND wrong. You ‘just have your laws NEWI BRAND NAMES! areCL BELTED 195/75H14,..»97 ^ RADIALS can m ake gifts to anyone you recipient? !"^^GKK>drich aaoiAL w.w. 205/75R14...»*1 M kgJW U9tim l< F.mau.Mla WrJ/lrUdVAf.l m ixed up. please. ANSWER; Virtually any dis­ 1S5/UR13...... *S4 205/7SR14... ISS/A0R13 Mf 30S77SR14 .... t . i n t n , ’ K f 4 W The Gifts to Minors Acts arestate And each gift can be as large as count brokerage firm doing busi­ 205/75R15. . 20S/75R1S ..>91 165/OOR13 30S/7SR1S .. . ANSWER; The donor. However, 1SS/80R13 *03 175/SOR13 laws, enacted in all 50 states, to you like. However, if the amount ness with the general public will t7S/B0R13...... *00 215/7SR1S... 21S/75R1S...'64 16S/aORl3 ai9/7$ms.... CUSTOM POLYSTiEL even though gift tax returns are 22S/7SR1S... 1IS/I0R14 33$/7SR1S .... VECTOR SUMN simplify the process of giving you give in one year to one person is handle your buy orders. Some 1S5/80R13...... *87 22S/7SR1S...*E7 filed, no federal gift tax is due until 19S/7SR14...... «a4 23S/7SR15... 1t5/75R14. 33S/7$R1S .... RADIAL w . w . money and marketable securities m ore than $10,000 — $20,000. if discount brokerages do busienss © iiality RADIAL W .W . the donor has made gifts of more Winter- Ready! 1st Q — stocks, bonds and such — to only with big investors. But you E c o n o m y S N O W i a S / S 0 R 1 3 ...... * 8 S you’re married and making a split than $60,000 above and beyond his B e tte r Q u a lity 176/75R14...... *80 should have no trouble locating a RAGtIAL young people who have not reached gift — you are required to file a or her annual exclusions. NOW IS T H E STEEL BELTED ieS/75R14...... *67 the age of majority. That age varies discounter happy to accommodate Whitt walls 205/75R1S...... *74 federal gift tax return. M ighty few folks give away that RADIAL SNOWS you. 155/tOR11‘3$ 205/75014*53 ( t O M O R R n ) 20S/75R14...... *71 from 18 to 21 from state to state. Do not confuse federal gift tax much money over a lifetime. 155 0ORI3'44 205/75R14‘83 21S/7SR14...... >78 TIME TO PLANT 165/80R13‘43 205/75015*58 Gifts to Minors Acts place no with federal income tax. Those are 16560RI3*47 205/75R15'«4 22S/7SR15...... *81 In the case of a rich person who 175/I0R13>48 215/75015*88 lim it on the size of gifts and have no two different levies. The federal 17580B13>5t 315/75R15*47 23S/75R1S...... *88 has done so. gifts in excess of the William A. Doyle, a syndicated 225/75015*81 direct bearing on taxes. gift tax is tied into the federal estate HOLLAND BULBS 185 80R13‘84 225/75R15'€8 185/80R13‘48 annual exclusions are added to his oohimnlat, welcomes written quet- ie5/75R14‘48 235/75015*88 The Internal Revenue Code is tax with some of the most compli­ 185 75R14'H 235/75R15‘73 or her estate for federal estate tax ttons, but he can provide answers 195/75H14m federal tax legislation. One of its 19575R14*88 ^ t r e a d s cated rules ever devised by the purposes. only through the column. W rite to FOR COLOR NEXT SPRING £ven Tire Backed By pi'ovisions says you and everyone Maior Ounlily minds of Congress. The m oral of all this is to keep Doyle In care of the Manchester RADIA L S N O W STEE L RADIAI Town Fair Tina Tirestone else can makes gifts to $10,000 a your gifts to each individual within Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester R et read* o n c l a o ye a r to each of as m any people as ALL HOLLAND Bnckrd By Town Fair's SN ow r. >R - SUPREME • QUESTION: We received a the annual exclusion amounts. That 06040. f/imoui " ron Clad — "Mads By Major Mlg." NO HASSLE your generosity allows — without $20,000 gift from my brother andhis ' ALL-SEAtON RADIAL will eliminatethe necessity of filing No H/ia.l* Ouarantaa 155/80013 N8 205/75014*73 filing a federal gift tax return. wife last September. Must my wife BULBS ARE NOW % OFF 215/75R14M8 165/10013 *84 215/75014*84 W hitewalle federal gift tax returns andean also 20 155 80RI3'2$ 1 56 /9 0R 1 3 ...... * » 4 For a married couple making and I file a federal gift tax return? 175 80R13*15 205/75R15*4a 175/80O13‘87 205/75015*74 828,13 C78,14 DtSIH reduce federal estate tax. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS 215/75015*77 1 76 /9 0R 1 3 ...... « 9 e I85 75RI4'3I 215/75R15M8 ie5/80013‘i8 STEEL BELTED ALL-SEASON ‘721’ STEEL A R R I V A 19S /9 0R 1 3 ...... ••• 225/75R15'48 115/75014 43 RADIAL i a s / e o n i 3 ...... *ae 1 9S /7 6R 1 4 ...... •re HALLOWEEN CHRISTMAS PLENTY OF Belter Ouellly 1 7 5 / B O B 1 3 ...... 2 0 5 /7 6 R 1 5 ...... ••• We Are Pleased to Announce BIAS SNOW 1 S S / 7 5 H 1 4 ...... • 2 16 /7 5R 1 S ...... * T e BIAS SNOW TIRf W h i t e w a l l s i s s / 7 s n i 4 ...... Whitewalls Re-elect NAAB RETRFADS RADIAL W.W. READY MADE Whiipw»li' 2 0 5 / 7 S r .1 4 ...... • The Opening Of: % SHOP if. Cnmfrtntf'rfl 15S/a0R13 1SS/80R13 2 0 S / 7 S R 1 5 ...... • A/B7B.I3 ‘••'SS 165/80«13...... ‘ 3* ies/aoni3 16S/80R13 2 1 S / 7 S R 1 S ...... • 1 6 5 /8 0 H 1 3 ...... *eO c /0 78.14 •ae.jj 185/75«14...... ‘ 3 ; 17B/80R13 178/80R13 2 2 S / 7 S n i 3 ...... • 1 8 5 /7 0 R 1 4 ...... *72. A mTALL r DOOR AND 2 3 5 / 7 5 H 1 8 ...... • B\UL IS ALMOST READY E78.I4 .JS’SS 195/75814 ‘3* 18B/80R13 18S/80R13 185/6SR14...... •eei Lever 6B 678.14 ;J2'SZ 205/75x14...... *43 078.14 ia5/7SR14 18S/7SR14 ' F ' r e e r o n c 1 9 5 /7 5 R 1 4 ...... *71 ULTRA-HIGH ACUPUNCTURE FOR HEALTH 215/75x14...... •« 10B/75ni4 19S/7SR14 1 9 5 /7 5 R 1 5 ...... *74 Paid for by Committee to ^DECORATIONS TABLE PIECES. M78.14 *«••• 215/75x15...... ‘je FOR THE SEASON. 078.15 • «• • • 205/7BR14...... *B1 20B/7SR14...... *85 2 0 S /7 5 R 1 S ...... *791 PERFORMANCE TIRES "A Caring Wholistic Health Center" Elect QeofI Nash, Pat Cottia, M78.15 225/75x15...... *4; 21S/78R14...... *88 21S/7BR14 T R A X X W .W . 215/75R15 DAMIANO L78.15 .sa-ea 215/75x15...... 20S/75R1S...... *83 20S/75R15 175/80R 13...... *48 Treasurer. COME IN AND 21S/75R15...... *88 21B/7SR15 195/75H 14...... ‘ 9 9 4 PUMPKINS OPEN Maior Quality BIAS SNHV' 215/75R 15...... *99 22B/78R1S...... *88 22B/7SR15 P -6 •’-6 ■dj^M inintt I W h ilf iw a l! 23B/7BRTS . .. 23B/7BR1S Stephen Greenberg 1MM0HA14...... SEE THE 165/80.13. ..•3B|215/75«t4 ... ‘81 II O utline \ Letters 1 1 $ roRi) i m m H m a ...... B LA CK W A LL 4 80URD8 7 DAYS 1|$ 70RI4 1 8 5 /7 5 .1 4 ___ *44 215/75.15 .. • 82 1H 70AI4 i m O H G I I ______------185/60SR14....‘S9i| Dipl. AC. (N.C.C.A.) 195/75.14 .. .*49 225/75.15 ... *88 1t$B«R14 a o t m m i a ...... *tii 70S 70*14 w o ii a i H ii ...... 19S/60SR14.. LARGEST DISPLAY io5/75.14.:..‘491235/75.15... *88 THE DUCK )4 INDIAN CORN SUNDAY >0$(0AU r n m n n u ...... Nati«N8l Bm t4 CortHM Acapmctorltt Its 80*14 — ....• i m 195/60SR1S.. }}$ 70*1$ ■•M (land mall) Jl$8$*l$ YOKOHAMA IN THE AREA. e c o n o m y r a d i a l i m p o r t 14$80*1$ UNTIL Am QUALITY TIRES FOR SMALL CARS — COMPACTS — UNUSUAL SIZES n$M*i$ Ies/S0HR13...... ••• GRAND SPIRIT >4 FALL LEAVES S N O W T IR E S 20S/GOHR13...... *M Treating a broad range of health problems STO PS AT THE POLLS • BRiOaESTONE • YOKOHAMA • MICHELiN • OiSLAVEO • PiRELLI 1IS/eOHR14...... 1 8 5 /7 0 R 1 4 iSKPGfcoodrtch ...... •#? 1 5 5 R 1 3 ...... • CONTiNENTAL • SEMPERiT • QOOOVEAR and Morei 19S/60HR14...... ■ ■■ *10t HRX 1 9 5 /7 0 R 1 4 1 6 5 R 1 3 ...... CO M P T/A 205/S0HRM...... ■ '10 0 BadebfFaamuUfg. including; Vote NO Question #1 225/40HR14!...... ■ *110 1 7 5 / 7 0 R 1 3 ------1 6 5 R 1 S . . . BLACKWALLf 19S/60HR1S...... *107 • Chronic Pain • Qynecological Dysfunction 205/40HR1S...... • 11 * J Nov. 3rd IVITTNER’S tlifg! 215/MVR1S...... •190 • Low Back Pain q u a l i t y s t e e l b e l t e d 20S/SSVR14...... • a it • Stress Related Syndromes b e t t e r 22S/S0VR16...... • t i o No subsidy for U TOLLAND rURNPIKE , IMPORT SNOW TIRES • Headaches • Digestive Disorders 1 7 5 R 1 4 ...... * 8 4 SUMITOMO Homart Sears 1 5 5 H 1 2 ------fMANCHESTER VERNON TOWN UNE 6 4 9 - 2 6 2 3 ! . ’ B T 1BS/60HR13...... ••* 8 • Smoking • Asthma, Allergies, Sinusitis 1 4 5 R 1 3 ____ ...... ‘ 3 9 1 8 5 R 1 4 ...... 20S/40HR13...... «74 - Paid by Q. Marlow, 81 Blua RIdga Or., ...... » 4 6 1 B 5 /7 0 R 1 4 . * 8 4 1I5/60HR14...... *77 • Sports Injuries • Arthritic Conditions Manotwalar 1 5 5 R 1 3 . 195/60HR14...... ••* OVlVM,Of 195/70R14 . . ‘ 6 6 4 4 4 « 1 6 5 R 1 3 ...... ‘ 4 9 205/MHRt4...... *M 1 6 5 R 1 5 ...... • 8 2 21S/MHR14...... 1 7 5 /7 0 R 1 3 ...... * 8 5 22S/60HR14...... ••• 1 •109' . * 8 6 Republican Candidate for 1 8 5 /7 0 R 1 3 ...... * 5 » 1B5/6SR1S ... 235/40HR14...... •at 2 .‘ 122 Only Sterilized, Disposable Needles Used - 195/«0Hfl1$...... *07 1 20$/60HR1S...... ‘ 108 ...... ‘•4 * .'118 TOWN MICH PERFORMANCE Please call after November 1st. SNOW TIRES RRCEN SELECTMAN Y O K O H A M A 305/60R13 . . pmiNNie •ee OtiMrt . . , 1BS/60R13 1B5/6nR14... "MVV8WWQ8V usdc'Tiresis^::^' WW MH, . — a— . f 4 INII 543 North Main Street • Manchester Pald for by the Committee to 1S5/60R14 •99 Valuable 9 Elect Paul Damlano, 9 195/60R14 • 109 195/60R14... Town Fair's Own .• 1 0 9 Steve Sxymanaki, Treatiirer 205/60R14 205/60R14. Top Quality Adberf.’.L • 647-8789 225/60R14 • 119 RAISID WHITS flAISKP WNITF /mm . • lO Q 22S/60R14.;. 1 7 4 / 7 O 0 M 9 ...... e V « 19S/B0R1S LETTCR HADtAL8 1 S S / 7 4 R 1 S ...... a v s 205/60R15 . .• 1 1 9 195/60R15.. 10S/70Rt3...... •# 1 M / 7 0 R 1 3 ...... a a s . M aior Brands TRUCK TIRES 310/eOR13 1 M / M R 1 S ...... 215/60R15 • lit 205/60R1S.. aO0/7OR1« a O 0 / 7 0 f«1 S ...... e y Z 20S/55R16 • 149 2 MONSTER TIRES' ai0/70R1« 1 0 S / 7 0 R 1 4 ...... a * X w 215/60R15...... M 08 DUNLOP 2 XCA 1 240/OOR14 •re 1 M / 7 O 0 I1 4 ...... a m Z Coverage. .• 1 9 » ■!n L 225/S0R16 aao/70Ri4 TS a O 6 / 7 0 R 1 4 ...... e Z T tiS / iS k ii. •1111 30ilS0R 1(.$ . •139 I.7501S.S >149 1See The Town Fair Tire Line.. a3S/70«14 ai4/ro8ei4 ...... MMI aat/70RiB • 7 S 235/iMlt • IM I U i II .S W U S . •149 700N1S... 950016 5 *169 1 a a s / r d n 14 The Prudential Premier Hom eow ners Policy I00R16.S...... mmI 23S/85R16 M4S 1DICK CEPEK FOKMULA a4S/QOR1B a44/OOI014 . •SUPER STOCK a9S/rof«i4. BIAS PLY POLYESTER WHITEWALLS y i r e e t o n * ATX • FUN COUNTRY aas/Tonia . ISiFGoodrich |• MUD. COUNTRY • DESERT OOQ aM /7o«9ia. rD€SIGN€ft D€CKS 185/80.13...... *29 205/75.14.. .•41 215/75.15. 205/rSfltS. ..•Ml MI9S0R1L.. ALL TtmiAIN T/A 1F QUIET GIANT Designer Deckt' U.S. Potent 4.622.792 185/75.14...... ‘ 37 215/75,14 . 225/75,15.. 23S/tSN16 M M I 31H0.S0R1S by United States Design Corporation «>ar ^ 3f$/7SRlS •113MitSORtS *114 f «■:./ Ill i iK liL ililJj, BeFe GOODRICH ieS/7CM13 . 195/75.14...... *39 225/75.14.. 235/75,15 . 23$'7SR1S •m 311 IOMR15 MM aos'sonis . LOW PRICED TRUCK TIRES 3SS/GSR1I •14*31I10R16S *14G 1QS/70ni4 . W ILD T 8 A C OAANOPWX RVT AU-TERRAIN 204/708914 . You deserve a homeowners policy that's worth • B IA S • tots . ••0 ai4/70ft1« . • 100% Pretsure1k«atecl#10fCKle Lumber roo 14 IIV T RW L i a i i » ••• ALL-SEASON •4ei DM 145 fUftirnBfW F • 50R14...... «tS T/A 244/0«-1D . •SSe •1$2 S1»i«8«ll aiB/«4mo. 4 Several Styles TIEMPO • R AD IA L • tso 1 6 8. •M 198/7SN15 *00 M itt S0R15 . M M i a - i i . f t ...... «« $ • 7*4/70*1$ 8M/7Oni0 . 14/300 14 t ... •«•• 33i12.50fl16.5 778«0A1i are/oofboo and beyond ordinary homeowners in All-Seaaon Radial W.W. WHITEWALL- LNrORtS 19a12 50R’ 10-18.5 . . •to 308/7SN1S *t4 9)at7SORtS M3S 10/M 4-14 D. . . * ie O 4 40Ybor Warranty mvrsRis •7* 295^SRIi 12 18.8 ...... *99 218/7SR1S *99 33I12 50RI0 5 MOS I7e40 10 • . . . •**• •170 surance It provides up to $5,000 in IS5/S0R1] .33 RETREADS 30if 50R15 OmilS iOO 18.8 ... *74 228/7SR18 . *99 YOKOHAMA TRAIL CUMRER WRANOLRR IS5/80R13 .sa 91I10 50R1S •rsRtos ...... • Deal Dkectty with coverage (with a $1,000 limit per 1 l5 / 7 S R t 4 ...... •ee I55/10R13..*2T 215/75R14. 'M M att SORtS 178-16.8.. •M 335/78R18 . *100 MONSTER A U TERRAIN llilO.SORIS *13S c 1 9 5 /7 S R I4 ...... •B» r — — I 175/80B13 . ‘ 19 325/7SR14. .>44 StmioGfsnne dueler 22S7SR1S D U N LO P I Factory Design item) on valuables like jewelry and 2 0 5 / 7 5 R I 4 ...... •.! LRI 15 7 7 3 X C H 4 . ^ 215/7SR1S SlilOSORIS M M ^ 2 0 5 /7 S R 1 S ...... •.. 185/75R14. •SI 315/75R15..>39 30b9S0R15 23S/7SR1S. Spedcriisls furs Plus expanded personal prop­ RAISED WHITE LETTER 5U10SOR15 32811 S0R19 *1401 ■ (M U W n . • • CREPiANm 21S/7SR1S ...... •.. 195/75«14 *34 22S/7SRIS. .*44 LT2M/15C. 33il2.S0R15 . 3 3 S /7 S R 1 5 ...... •Ta Stall 50R15 20S/75R15 •117 I 22S/75R1S...... *109 53b12 50R1S 33al2SORl4 5 4 100% Financing erty, theft and casualty coverage 3 3 S /7 S R 1 S ...... •?? 20S/7SR14. .*37 235/75R1S. ^49 JUL 1M/7SR14. I *cj^rty 4f>d C svusHy lo$ufarKrCom p 4f'V AH f»ght$ . n - MANCHESTER HEBALD. Thuriday. Oct. 29.1M7 M/ n CHESTER h e r a l d . Thurgdav. Oct. M. 1M7 — t» KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ’ by Larry Wright CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711

lottV Noticee Business Property ...... ?$ Entertolnm tnf ...... S3 Form SuooM*! ond Equipment 90 Resort Property ...... H OF IT. I OlATCHCb Loft/Pound...... 01 BookkMolno/Incomt T o k 54 OffIce/RetoH Equipment •1 BATBS* 1 to 4 days: VO cents per line per dov. M e rtp o e e s ...... if P tre o n o li...... 03 CorMnlrv/Rim odtllno 55 Recreotlonol Equipment . •7 7 to it dovs: 70 cents per line per doy. Nirtices w on ted to B u y ...... 3R HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED IHELP WANTED I HELP WANTED Announcement!...... 03 Polntlno/Popcrlno 54 Boots ond Morine Equipment •3 30 to 35 do ys: 40 cents per line per doy. GD HELP WANTED Hap WANTED NaPWANTHI &RA1N& OOT. Auctions...... 04 Rooflno/Sidlng 57 Muticoi Items. . . 94 34 or more dovs: 50 conts per line per day. A t a condition proctdont to Finoncloi...... 0 5 R en tals F lo o rin g 54 Comeros ond Photo Eoulpment 95 M inim um choree: 4 lines. tho plocomtnt of onv odvtr- SALES. Self motivated INSURANCE, immediate Room s fo r R e n t...... \\ Eltctricot . 59 Pets ond Supplies ...... •4 FLO RAL Designer. Part PART Tima. Flaxibla DEPENDABLE cor pet Htotlng/Ptumblng . 40 Miscelioneous for Sole 17 fltlno In tho Monchttftr Ho- opening In Manchester Empleymeht & Educahen Aoertmtnisfor Rent...... DEAOLINIS: For clossifled odverllsements to CLERK-TYPIST responsible Individual or full time. Expe- hours. Compatifiva Condominiums for Rent. MlscBlioneous Sorvlcos 41 Tog Soles. .. . •i raid, Advorlltor horobv Installers helper, for Help Wonted...... n S«rvlcE! Wonted be published Tuesdoy throuph Saturdov. the wanted tor full time office for experienced WALGREENS Hem es te r R e n t...... 34 43 Wonted to Buv/Trode , . •9 o o ro ti to protoct, Indomnltv rtenoed In silk or dry. pay for all shifts. Ad­ dm^me work. Coll 647- Situollon Wonted ...... 13 deodllne it noon on the day before publlcotlon. Challenging and div­ employment with busy Property and Casualty Sfort/Offlct Sooct...... 35 For odverllsements to be published Mondov, and hold hormlott tho Mon- Benefits. Now or offer vancement opportuni­ 7974. Business Opportunities...... 13 Resort Property ...... 34 erse position In busy Hebron lumber com­ girl. Flexible hours. Instruction...... U Merchandise the deodllne Is 3:30 p.m. on Fridov. choftor HoTold, Itt offlcort Christmas. Pleasant ties. Lm ie Ceasar's646- CASHIERS Industrlol Property...... 37 8:30-4. 643-6801. Emplovmeni Services...... 15 HoMdoy/Soatonol . 71 Automotive and omployoot oaolnit any production control of­ pany. Knowledge of CObK-Skllltd. Nursing Goroges ond S to ro o e ...... 31 gift and Christmas 4300.______Antloues ond Collectibles 77 and oil Ifoblllty, Ion or building materials es­ I^ARt tim e Receptionist Looking for mothers center has full time . Roommotes Wonted...... 3t Cort for Sole ...... 91 READ VOUR AD. Clossifled odverllsements ore fice. Accurate typing shop. 633-9565.______FULL Tima and portllma W anted to Rent...... C lo t h in g ...... 73 Trucki/Vons for Sole 93 token by telephone os o convenlenco. The OKponto, Includlnp ottor- sential. Computer ex­ wanted for Holiday to work psrt tims or position available for Real Estate ...^ F u r n itu r e ...... 74 skills required. Previ­ C U S T (3 D IAN- positions ovollabta of Compers/Trallert 93 Monchester Herold Is responsible for only one noyt' foot, orltlno from perience a plus. Non Health Fltnes Center. Individual who hoe the Hom es fo r S o le ...... TV/Stereo/AooHonces 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds 94 Incorrect Insertion ond then only tor the site of automotive lube can- full tIms. Hours rsng- Mochlnery ond Tools cloimt of unfair trodo proctl- ous data entry experi­ smoker preferred. So- 85 and hour. Phone Maintenance person. obllltv and creoflvltv Condominiums for Sole. Services 74 Auto Services 95 the orlglnol Insertion. Errors which do not L o w n o n d G o rd o n 77 Autos for Rent/Leose lessen the value of the odvertlsement will not cot, Infrinoonwnt of frodo- ence helpful, but not Full time of East Ca­ far. Experlanoahalbful Ing from 0-1:30 or 0- Lets/U ond fo r S o le ...... C h ild C o re ...... 51 94 lory bated on expe­ work, appointments to Croat# quality Good Things to Eot 79 Miscelioneous Automotive be corrected by on oddltlonol Insertion. morkt, trodo nomot or pot- tholic High School. Ex­ but will train. Pay ac­ Investment Property . . Cleonino Services . .5 7 97 required. Will train rience. Retirees wel- must be pleasant. Mon­ 5:30. Csshisr orcisrk mools. Excollent bo- Fuel Oli/Cool/FIrewood . 79 Wonted to Buy/Trode 91 ontt, ylolotlon of riohti of come. Coll 228-9281. cellent benefits. Call cording to exparlenoa. privacy and Infrlnpomont of right application. days AM-PM. Wednes­ 649-5336.______647-S997.______starting rate $5. neflts and woget. Coll /Oi'1 copyrlpht and preprlotory Apply In person: DELIVERY Person. Ap- day and Friday AM. or apply In pereon to: riphtt, unfair compotltlon proxlmotelv K) hours 646-4260. FULL or port time ottrac- CREDIT and doMacftons South Windsor Nursing and llbol and tiondtr, wmich KLOCK COMPANY per week. $5 per hour. MAINTENANCE Girl. tlve positions, neat ap­ parson. Credit Union In WAL6REEN8 Confer, 1060 Main DUStNESD moy rotult from tho publica­ pearance and good New Britain oroo taok- Street, South Windsor. • WOT »v NBA. me [2 ^ N 0 N E 8 H ^ N 0 M E 8 1306 Tolland Tpke. Clean driving record. Port or full time even­ ZDSW.MMliTpkt. jlELP WANTED I HELP WANTED ^ H D M E S tion of ony odvortlimont In Retired person pre­ ings and weekends. 85 character a must. Ing axpar lanced parson 2W-7771. EOE. DPP0RTUNITIE8 FDN8ALE F0H8ALE FDR DALE tho Monchntor Horold by Manchester; CT Steady work ond no Mandiostir odvortltor. Including odvtr- ferred. Singer Sewing per hour. 646-4260. Holi­ for collection of ac­ FURNlfbRE M akers...... sos_...... loyoffe. Earnings op­ counts. Must hove pro- SECRETARY. Shorthand HARTLEY Tours. One of GOVERNMENT Homes tltomontt In any froo distri­ Company. 649-6356. day Health and Fitness Inquire anytime. niuTMiPosnioN Full or part time. At- required. One man MANCHESTER. New list­ A Cascade of light. bution publication! pub- Center. ' portunity 8300 to start. fesslonol phone AVAKABU temblort. Sow Opera­ New England's leading ing. Sparkling 3 bed­ from 81 (U repair). llthod by tho Monchntor INDOOR Tanning lotion, Coll 646-3875.______manner, typing and Puzzles Manchester Low of- tour operators Is fran­ Delinquent tux prop­ Streams from the RESTAURANT food new toning lotion and INSPECTOR-Entry level. for Hghltaolory work or tors. Experience help­ flee. 646-2425.______room full dormered vaulted ceilings and Horold. Ponny Slotfort, DELIVERY, Receiving CRT expartanoe help­ Want to sell your ear? For ful but not nacettory. chising In select areas. Cape. Formol dining erty. Repossessions. Publlthor. servers, banquet fitness amenities by Individual capable of ful. If Interested send Ap^lnpop- expansive window de­ servers, hostess, bar­ "Body Drench". Ton- dimensional Inspection and maintenance man. quick results, use o low- son: Bumhem & Brady Nap Brothera Furni­ D ELIVER Y and Sales We feature low open- room, V/i bath, en­ Coll 805-687-6000 exten­ sign of this 29(X) square Good driving record a resume and salary re­ cost Classified ad. Call ACROSS Answer to Previous Punle ture, Manufacturers of Persons wanted In Ino and operating ex­ closed porch. In- sion GH 9965. tenders, banquet bar­ nlng talons, fitness utilizing standard In­ quirements to: The 34 Bumaido Avs., East 41 Varieble star penses, exclusive toot Contemporary en­ I LOST spection tools and must. Apply of: M ar­ 643-2711 today to place Hertford, C T 00106 in Cetua isnno □□□□ naQ the finest quality living modern Pharmacy. ground pool, walk to MANCHESTER. 1st time abling you to capture tenders, borbacks, centers, sports facili­ Stanley Works Em­ 1 Short gsittr AND RHINO prep and line cooks. ties, nail talons need gauges. Must be capa­ low's, 861 Main Street, vour od. 42 Court caaa [anon nciEiD □□□ room furniture. Apply Pleasant working con­ areas and continuing school. Coll and let us offered. Immaculate 7 the outside-lnsidel 8 ployees Federal Credit 5 H trdi support. For more In­ Full and part time. lust one distributor In ble of reading opera­ Manchester. 43 Coaae to □□□□ BocaoDnsia In person. 122 Noubuc ditions In large shop­ tell you more. 8199,900. room Colonial, 3 bed­ rooms unique In de- Union, 55 Curtis Street, 11 Orseting oxitt formation call 1-800- LOST. White cat with Apply In person; Tho the area to service tion sheets and blue ESQDGDQE) □□□□ Avenue, Glastonbury. ping center. Flexible Century-21 Epstein room, family room, eat slon. 7Vi baths plus a New Britoln, CT 06052. 12 Boats 45 Wail 424-0420.______patches of Grey tiger Gallery, 141 New Lon- market with moistur­ prints. We offer com­ D O D □ □ □ 633-7511 or 633-9998. hours port time or full Realty. 647-8895.D In kitchen, screened fabulous master bed­ $550 JEWELRY Soles. Full 13 Oonui of 47 End of ahip't time. Apply at once to ; LISTED In the November porch, hardwood stripes. In vicinity of d o n T u r n p ik e , izer, lingerie, lotions petitive, wages and be­ spar EuannanG RECEf^TIONIST. Full room suite with Its own time. Evenings, wee­ Crochet Tabard olivt troM Pharmacist or Ann, 1986 Venture magazine MANCHESTER. Wond- floors and much more. Woodland Nursery, Glostonbury.______and even pre-pollthed nefits, Including paid Clastic Style 14 Trip 50 Hawaii song []]□□□ [!]□□□ □□□ time for busy restau­ locuzzl and deck. All kends. will tra in . 51 Spaco vahicle QQO □□□□ □□□□ Lleeett Parkade Phor- as one of the top 10 erful Family home. Convenient location. wearing studded FOCUS on the future. custom fitted finger group health Insu­ T o Start 15 Sun rooms rant. Must be available located on a soon to be leather collar. Reword. Apply Town & Country ' 52 Senses □ E3QDQDD E iaO taQ mocy, 404 West Middle most profitable com­ Somethino for eve­ 8159.900. U & R Realty Part time and full time nails. Call collect (518) rance, a pension plan 17 _ and S a tu rd a y s . The professionally lands­ Young, energetic Maid Jewelers, Marshall's 53 Comic atrip □ o n □□□ Turnpike, Manchester panies In the USA. Earn ryone In this rombllne 5 Componv. 643-2692.P Please coll 566-2671 opportunities you hove 273-1044. and paid holidays. In­ faathor Gallery, 141 New Lon­ caped lot with sweep­ days or 643-4981 service has openings Moll. tailor □ □ □ □ □D D BaO D don Turnpike, Glaston­ Parkade Shopping o five to six digit In­ bedroom, 3 both Colon­ PRICE ReductlonI South ing views of Manches­ been seeking. If you terviews can be ar­ 18 . paga 54Saa Center. ial In Forest Hills. Feof- evenings. ranged by contacting tor people, to service CARPENTER Wonted. DQQElDCaDD IQQOQ bury. 659-2656 ask tor come. Over 950 loca­ bound owners have set ter Country Club enloy working with (comp, wd.) DOWN tions In operation now. urlno family room plus people In a friendly C. Tyler or M. Gom- regular accounts In the Retired port time 19 Diving duck QDD EinDD □□□□ Moureen.______a new price for their (airways. $399,000. □□□ QdDQ □□□□ Training and manage­ den plus finished re­ Blanchard & Rossetto. atmosphere, we have CASHIERS OCheot 643-6531. EOE. Glastonbury area. steady work all Winter 21 Alphabat 1 Sulky FOOD Servers, Banquet f3lDU8INE88 creation room and 2 beautiful home. Now Into Spring. Trust 2 Bag ment asslotance, ex­ being offered at 646-M82.D______Employment excellent sales posi­ Fall • Part tim e — 2-20 hour positions. 1 24 Naval abbr. 36 _ lily Servisrs, Host/Hostess, DPP0RTUNITIE8 cor goroee. Coll today Must have car. Bene- worthy, experienced 3 Wing-shaped Os] clusive territory. Call 8148,0001 Impeccable tions ovalloble. Flexi­ •5/H r . maintenance, 1 clerk. 25 VP'a 37 In pairs Bartenders, Borbacks, HOR^E Lovers beware. flta plua Paid vacations 4 As far as ' David Wells, of 1-800- for details. 8239,900. condition Inside and ble hours, Mondav- ALL SHIFTS Apply In person. Salva­ rough and finish work. •Lperior 36 Ceremonies Door Persons, Line Century-21 Epstein This 8 room remodeled a Education and car mileage allow­ Family operation, no 5 Insacticide 1 Hour photo processing 624-7613 or collect at out. Features Include 3 Frlday with AVAILABLE. MORNING, tion Army Thrift Store, 26 Cut 6 Road 39 Americen Banquet ond Prep Realty. 647-8895.n Colonial with Its huge ance. for Interview pressure, will accomo­ mlnllob. Excellentcon- 817-756-2122.______bedrooms, kitchen ap­ alternating weekends DAYS, NIGHTS AND 385 Broad Street, 27 Acrota (praf.) 7 " _ L a Indian Cooks, Dishwashers, dltlon, complete unit. first floor tomllv room, required. Positions WEEKENDS. . Manchester. please call date your schedu le and 28 Football Douce" 41 Like flour port and full time posi­ STUNNING. Monches- pliances, full fiberglass expensive modei'n kit­ 42 Nap Includes chemicals, Insulotlon, new thermo ovalloble at various OTHER POSITIONS personal considera­ playtr YA. . 8 Uvely tions available. Apply paper and all accesso­ ter. 3 bedroom Garri­ chen, deluxe master OIL Truck driver wanted. tions. Call anytime 9 Wriggly fis'i 44 Unemployed Real Estate windows, shiny hard­ locations. We offer; AVAILALBE Full time or seasonal. 30 Sprinkla with In person. The Gallery, ries. Financing availa­ son Colonial In bedroom suite and HELP WANTED APPLY TO PERSONNEL 633-3043 weekends, after 7pm flour 10 Compass 46 Apricots wood floors. Excep­ other beautiful ameni­ paid trolnlng, competi­ Must have class 2 47 Canine cry 141 New London Turn- ble and tralnlno. Call Immoculote condition. QD AT: weekdays. Andover 33 Slippery point tionally nice 149xX0' ties mokes having your tive starting rate, gen­ driver license. All be- 11 Circlas 48 Gl's plke, Glastonbury. Albany, New York. Steel beam con­ DRIVER. Port time for B.J. WHOLESALE CLUB 742-7869.______34 Oceans lot. Bower's School dis­ own horse barn, corral erous discounts, com­ neflts. 649-2871.______14 Ditto add­ PASTE-Up person. Per­ (518) 434-8700. NDME8 structed home, (eotur- Manchester Herald INC. CUSTOMER Service. 35 Moltan rock trict too. Coll quick I and Intown location route. Coventry area. mission and bonus Full time opening In f u l l Time teller 15 Coin of ress son wanted with paste­ LOCAL Sales Route. 0 0 FDR8Mi Ingo 12x20 llvlngroom, program, along with 268 REV. MOODY DENTAL Assistant- needed. Good figure 37 Actrass Franca 49 Deer dining room and Jackson & Jackson somethino worth Short hours. Good pay. O V ERPASS Receptionist. M an­ busy Eost Hartford of­ Joanne _ up experience for S40K-860K annual net Reol Estote. 647-8400. opportunity for growth fice. Duties Include: aptitude helpful. CBT, 16 Netive of Tel 52 Santa small butprowing print beamed first floor fam­ shoutine oboutl Coll Call 742-0067. 9-13am, 7 HARTFORD, CT. chester Orthodontic 40 Three (pref.) Aviv New Mexico potential. Established AM real estate advertised In and advancement. Call phones, order entry, Manchester Parkade shop. Full or part time ily room, fireplace, 1'A SOUND os 0 belli Out- today. Blanchard & to 10pm.p______for an Interview 627- toe office. No Saturdays Office. Coll 647-5500. accounts furnished. the Manchester Herald ts baths, 2 cor garage, stondlng quollty con­ Rossetto. 646-3482.0 and approximately X general office paper­ hours available. Stu­ 825K Investment In­ sublect to the Fair Housing REGIONAL Classified 7692 or 563-8264 or fill work. Willing to train EXPERIENCED Profit dents welcomed. Apply Act of 1948, \whlch,mokes It vinyl siding, new struction ts found In (Co v e n t r y . Nestled in ads reach nearly out an application at hours per week. Will cludes van, Inventory carpet, newer roof. An this Ansoldl built Eng­ train. Coll 647-9536. dependable Individual. and Loss Collector. In person 8:30-5:30. Pip and workine capital. Illegal to advertise any pref­ the pines. 46 toot Ranch 3,000,000 homes. One your nearest Fotomot Send resume to: P.O. Printing, 391 Center erence, limitation or discrim­ excellent buy In area of lish Tudor Colonlot. being built on corner classified ad placed FU LL and part time Shift Call Marlatne of 528- (916) 587-3195.______Newer root, vinyl and store. EOE. M/F. Supervisor for drug AUTO Body Technician 9065.______Box KK, C/O Manches­ Street, Manchester. ination based on race, color, fine homes. 8229,900. lot. 3 bedrooms, 2 with the Manchester with experience. Pay ter Herald. TRAIN to be o diesel religion, sex or notlonol D.W. Fish Realty. 643- brick exterior, plaster boths,8154,900. Exclu­ store In Manchester ASSEMBLE our devices. MEDICAL Receptionist. origin, or on Intention to 1591.0 walls, 3 bedrooms, V/s Herald will be ploced In area. Experience pre­ based on experience. mechanic. 7 month sive agents, Klernon over 200 newspapers WE WANT Call M & M Auto Body. Learn this trade. We Immediate Medical hands on program. moke onv such preference, baths, one cor goroge, Realty. 649-1147. throughout New Eng­ ferred but not necces- 649-2871. send Instructions, Care Center of East Next class-Jonuarv limitation or discrimination. STATELY. Manchester. 3 finished recreation sory. We will train. ports and check for CASHIER Hartford has a (u fl t Ime The Herald will not know­ MANCHEST^fc.Newllsi- land for one low price. YOU AND CLERICAL. Full time 19th. Diesel Technol­ ingly accept any odverttse- bedroom Colonial In room and lots more. Ine. Excellent 3 fomlly Call Clossifled 643-2711 Flexible hours. Salary assembly. Call 813-327- Fall or Part Tisw opening for a Medical ogy Institute. 105 Pho­ very good condition. Coll today. 8190,000. 85.50-86 per hour de­ general office. Insu­ 2996 ext E-51.______Receptionist. Hours ment which Is In violation of Jackson & Jackson. In quiet West tide and ask for details.□ 2 FRIENDS rance claims, tele­ 4-40 hours paid train­ enix Avenue, Enfield, the low. Dining room, updated neighborhood. Good pen d1 ng on ex per ten ce. are Mondav-Frlday 8- CT 06082. 1 (800) 243- kitchen with Oak ca­ 647-8400.O You'll make friends at Benefits and vacation phone, billing. Some AIDE position working ing, bonus program, 4:30. Previous medicol s o u t h e r n New Eng- Investment. Positive typing. Experience Individually with a vis­ SAtALL 4242. land closslflald ads binets and o 12x23 flre- HANDYMAN Special I Red Lobster, but you pockoge available to employee discount, office experience pre­ placed livtno room. cosh flow, 8224,900. Coll qualified employees. preferred but will ually handicapped reach nearly 800,000 Unique handyman spe­ Klernon Realty. 649- PART Time Evenings. can apply with a friend child. Tuesdav- competitive starting MEDIUM ferred. Interested ap­ Breeze-way, enclosed cial near Coventry too. What a way to earn Send resume to; P.O. train. Pleasant atmos­ plicants call Sheri at homes In Connecticut 1147. Clerks. National News­ phere. Call 646-4032 for Thursdov, 12:30-3:30. rate. Positions available and Rhode Island. The porch, 1 ■/> baths, 1 cor Lake. Many supplies and learn with the beat Box 994, Rocky Hill, LARGE 721-7393, Mondav- NELPWANTBI oversized oarage and o paper Concern hot Im­ CT, 06067______Interview. Please contact the at various locations. For Frlday, 9-4. CD price for a basic 25 necessary to complete mediate openings In In food aervice. Hans Christian Ander­ an Interview, call 563- word ad Is only $U and 16x32 In-ground pool. protect are Included. GDNDDMNIUM8 Manchester. Perfect FULL Time Coshler- son Montessorl School will appear In 43 news­ 8174,500. D.W. Fish Finished house would OPENINGS AVAILABLE /Phormacv Technl- 8264 or 569-2744 or fill Realty. 643-1591.0 FDR DALE for students. Moon­ SALES TO 18K at 646-5727. out an application at 43 44 SECURITY OFFICERS papers. For more In­ Include 6 rooms, 3 bed­ lighter. If you hove 4 • Walters/Waltressaa clan, to do Looking lor a groat |ob formation call Classi­ rooms, and 1 bath. • Host/Hoatess cashiering, ordering HELPI We need an active your nearest Easily crocheted from your EXTRA nice. Monches- MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ hours from 5pm-9pm and 8 aalary position 47 48 49 WANTED fied, 643-2711 and ask ter. Well maintained 3 Stone fireplace. Pretty room brick Town- and want to earn great • Buaperson and answering the Individual to come The button-front classic &vorite color o f 2-ply sport 50x150' lot. Excellent work with our small for detalls.o bedroom Cape with house, dishwasher, pay... Call todavl • Bartenders phone. Dally hours, 5 In I last growing FOTOMAT shirtdress is a popnlsq' yam, this rib tabard will add Plain clothes, top wages, full time. nelehborhoodi 894,900. day week. Experience company, telephone style for all seasons. BY OWNER. Manches­ open stairway to living deck, spectacular Don't deloy. 647-9946. • Cashiers company? a smart and warm note to your ter. Spacious 7 room room and nice sized Jackson & Jackson view. Convenient, on After 6pm. 1-228-5196. preferred but not nec- orders, mall order Slenderlsine, too. S3 Benefits, paid vacation and holidays. • Day Food STORE casual wardrobe. Cape In South Forms. 3 dining room. 16x34 first Real Estate. 647-8400.Q busline. No brokers. Preparation cessory. Excellent Interested In gaining packaging and walk In No. 81M with Photo. Part timers available also. Must have EXPERIENCED Book­ customers basic du­ Guide is in SixM 8 to 18. No. 5209has directions for bedrooms, V/i baths, floor family room. Two PRICE ReducedI This 3 882,900. 649-1043. keeper. Apply In per­ • Evening Kitchen wages based on expe­ the experience to set own phone and good transportation. bedroom Colonial Is In rience. Apply In per­ ties. We are young and WANTED Contractors Siie 10, 82H bust, 2H Small, Medium and Large large kttchen/famlly fireplaces, 1',^ baths, son. Salary negotiable. • Dishwashers your career In motion? yards 60-inch. \ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME room with fireplace. patio, tool shed, morel on excellent location I son, Arthur Drug, 942 growing and will train. Helper, young man to (8-16) inclusive. Call Marlow's Inc., 867 • Day Utility Main Street, Manches­ If so, we want to talk Full time preferred. drive truck, pick up- Please State Sixe. by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Private yard. In- 8154,900. D.W. Fish Near shopping, bus­ SI MDRT0ABE8 Main Street, • Line Cooks ter, CT. 643-1505. Attn: with youl We offer, the Part time considered. moterlal and clean Ts srisr, tsad I 2A L fsr sash Boardsen Associates/ Inc. ground pool. $212,500. Realty. 643-1591.0 line, and Is In the Manchester.______nO U BL ssMi 82J8 (Sr ssek paltsra, siss sot (sr ssttsfs as4 Unscramble these four Jumbles, Call 643-2249. Bower's School dis­ WE OFFEN: Mr Karas. right candidate, a very Apply at: Connecticut yard. Also, carpenter's gttwB, SMS set fsr 9ssts(s sea kaiSlira. one letter to each square, to form FU LL and part time posl- Cane & Reed Compnay, four ordinary words. NEW Price on this trict. New light fix­ • Full A Part Time MECHANIC. All benefits, challenging position helper. Coll 568-4650. aiMiuBaT at (203) 721-9111 to apply. MANCHESTER. Large NO PAYMENTS tlons for lawn care 134 Pine Street, m isae m Cape on deep lot In nice charming 7 room, 2 tures, bulk head doors Up to 2 veers. Kits vour fi­ • Flexible Hours must have own tools. within the Graphic Arts LABORER for milling fa­ and basement stairs. maintenance. Will Mon Chester.______cility. Benefits In­ HBarLsIssliStM SLUPH single family neighbor­ both, full dormered nancial dlftleuNles goodbye. train. Good pay. 647- • Great Starting Salary 649-2871. M & M Service Industry, potentially Ns>TlcS|N.T.taSSS Cope on nicely lands­ Ceilings and hardwood Avoid (oroclesure. Catch uo Station. PART and full time me­ cluded. 649-4663. sfSfe rriit Saais. assrstt vita zir hood. New roof, flre- floors have been refln- 1349. • Training and leading to an exciting chanic wanted to main­ CODE aaS Sqit NsaOw. } ploce and much more. caped lot. Hardwood on late paymentssuchos first Advancement IMMEDIATE Openings. career. Please forward satsssTkJssvsi, ■OOU at SS.2S sacS floors, custom kitchen tshed. All newgas lines. or second mortodoe or even TRAVEL Agency East of tain a fleet of trucks. TELEPHONE Operators / 8159,900. Boland Broth­ Being offered at • Paid Vacations/ Carpenters, roofers, resumes to Salary Is commensu­ :FASHION- Sl.S ers. 649-2947. cabinets, bay window outstandlnt credit cord Mils. the River needs assist­ siding men, painters needed. All shifts. Full e-tSS-tOU BIIILIS-anaeaaa C O S T C L E R K In living room, skv- 8144.900. Give us the Ksso vour hems fres end ance typing and tele­ Holidays P. O. Box 570 rate with experience. or port time. Paid ROCKVILLE. 5 family • Meal Discounts and laborers. Salary GILTH llehts In bedrooms and opportunity to show dsor without Hens. Bod phone etiauette re­ commensurate with Rockville, CT 06066 CalltheMok Company. training. Coll 649-2133. A "n Looking for bright individual with aptitude wlth4carearaoe. Fully large deck with sliders this home to youl ersdit or late oovment his­ quired. Will train. • Profit Sharing / 643-2659. rented. Positive cosh tory Is net o proMsm. Kindly Savings Plan experience. Call 643- for figures U) cost out and analyze jobs. from kitchen. Hurry Realty World Respond to Box GG, 2659. CLERICAL. Full time of­ flow with 10% down. won't lost I 8148,000. Frenchette-Benoit. 646- coll: • Eligibility for Familiarity with computer .systems, office Possible owner financ­ C/O The Manchester fice position, good typ­ WHAT T H A T Sentry Real Estate. 643- 7709.O ______The Swiss Herold.______Group Health / ing skills a must. RECEPTIONIST PART TIME ^ procedures and accounting a ing. 8219,900. Call Bo­ 4060.0 Dental Insurance REPRESENTATIVES VOALA/V CONCEITEP ACTOR land Brothers. 64V-2947. GREAT Family home and Conservative Group YARD Cleaning. Good Needed, for business Bookkeepper knowl­ Receptionist In busy C70ES EVERY TIME d efin ite plas. Mu.st 1m> ambitious and nelehborhoodi 3 bed­ 1-4SM4M or pay. Ask for Mike. STOP IN AND ASK occounts. Full time, edge helpful. Some front office of local ma- have the ability to rt'ason out a problem. MANCHESTER. South- MANCHESTER. You'll rooms, family room data entry. Will train. $ HE LOOKS IM fall In love with this 7 with cathedral celling 643-7362.______fteld Green, Deluxe 6 FOR THE MANAGER 860,000-880,000. Part nufacturlng firm STUDENTS — MOMS ^ THE MIRROR. tlme,812,000-818,000. No Excellent career op- needed to answer room Townhouse that room, 2 both, older and wood stove, den JOIN the Corn-Fed team. THIS WEEK AT THE portunlt,y for right per­ M odem pntgressive printing plant. Colonial In convenient Work In one of our selling, repeat busi­ phones, greet visitors, BRICKE affords comfortable and recreation room In Rontals FOLLOWING ness. Set you own son. Call for Interview. -- > Now arrange the circled letters to Excellent wages and liIxTal nonK:ontributory price. 3 bedrooms, kit­ Manchester location. lower level. 2 zone Coventry or Manches­ LOCATION 644-9486.______type orders, etc... Ex­ MOONLIGHTERS form the surprise answer, as sug­ Home has been com­ heat. Solar hot water. ter offices as atelier. 2 hours. Training pro­ w gested by the above cartoon. benefit pmgram. chen and family room or 3 days per week or vided. Call 1-612-938- cellent telephone man­ area, 3 baths, central pletely updated with In-ground pool and 2 full time. If you like RED LOBSTER 6870, Mondav-Frlday, ner and typing/word air, sun deck, cor port, new kitchen, Florida cor floroge with elec­ RDORB TSTUDENTS ★ A p p ly in p<‘rson o r call fi4:)-l 101. room and finished tricity (220). Call tor dealing with people 922 Silver Lane 8am to 5pm (Central Part Tima - Evsninga processing skills Earn the $$ you need for tennis courts, pool, and FDRRBIT and working with fig­ Standard Time)._____ Repli(>s w ill Ik - kept confidential. much more. Minutes lower level family your appointment to­ E. Hartford, CT NATIONAL new­ needed. Excellent pay (Answers tomorrow) room. Call for details. davl Just reduced to: ures call our personnel Equal Opportunity Employar from Hartford. MANCHESTER. Room In LOSE 10-30 pounds a spaper concern hat and benefits. Call for JumiJies: CURVE GLORY SAVORY FORGET 8151,000. Sentry Real 8169.900. Strono Real office at 649-4586 for month. Medical break­ the Holidays! Yesterday's A n Ek)ual O p portu n ity Em ployer M/F. 8162,000. U & R Realty. quiet area. 880 weekly Immediate openings appointment. Michelle Answer The person who m a j^ ^ you tixtre trouble 643-2692.0 Estate. 643-4060.O Estate. 647-"SOLD".o Includes utilities and more Information. through. Recleve 100% tor than anyone else RSELF EOE. M/F/V/H. HERE’S an opportunity dally nutrition. Boost O'Neil We need 10 people from 5pm - 9pm. private both. SecurUy for a challenging part ORDER CLERKS ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES, INC and references re­ TEMPORARY Produc­ energy. FDA accepted. SYNDET 579 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST time position that Is VERIFIERS M M . S M M 1. M 1 I . M . t « ____ quired. 646-18M or 569- 100% satisfaction gua­ mmX Iim w Wmm «t m i liim tile efo th is m w egOPer. F.O. ie a 1301. OHOflOO. F L SaaOS^ASSS. MANCHESTER. CT 06040 tion workers needed. close to hornet We ASSISTANT PRODUCTS, INC. (netotfe Tovr nemg, a t Ora i o gnd tig code gw< oraht your chock p iyeB li te tle n » ipofegoU Full time, some port ranteed. VtSA-Moster 3010.______have an Immediate op­ MANAGERS. Route 6. Bolton the mark of printing excellence time positions. ening for a part time Card. Any Call Today 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 PRIVATE PARTY Mondav-Fridav, 8- clerk/typlst In our ad­ tim e.(303)444-0516 or 646-0172 R^iPMITjniTD 4pm. Starting salary $5 (303)938-1847. Call (or ★ 047-0946 Ar EOE FDRRBIT vertising department. Informotlon. CELEBRITY CIPHER per hour. Duties In­ If you have a pleasant CeiebrWy Ciprior cryptoeramB ere creeted from quotellons by lemout clude: assembly and telephone manner, as people, peel end preeent. Eech tetter In the tipher siends for Merchandise Ads MANCHESTER. Good lo­ use of s ome I Ight man u- well os excellent spell­ another. To d »y '§ O be T epuete A cation. 2 bedroom focturlng machines. opartment-2nd fioor, 9 9 ing and typing skills, No experience neces­ you may qualify for THE PROFESSIONALS ‘ F L PCKU PTU PM wall to wall carpeting, sary. Will train. Call this permanent posi­ JOB oppllonoes. No pets. between 9-3 or apply In tion. Some previous We Need Holiday Help! T J O C N K , F Security and lease. person: Resource En- sales experience Is a MANCHESTER HONDA OPPORTUNITIES 8485. Coll 643-1595. terprlses, 203 Sheldon plus. Hours ore W ZEW U O OWU F'QK EAST Horriord. 1 bed- Street, Manchester, CT Mondav-Frldov, 8:30- AUTOMOBILES room. 1405 monthly 6^-7423 ask for Sam. at the .2:30. Call Denise Ro­ MBZU DMP MBK plus utilities. On bus EOE. M/F.______berts at the Manches­ You Need Holiday 4 line. 56S-1054. BUSY Manchester Insu- ter Herold, 643-2711, for Our Service Department P C K T O V K K Y — jBanrlfrstrr Hrralli MANCHESTER-Ouolltv 2 rance agency has entry on interview. bedroom. Heat and hot 8 8 level clerical position is seeking an experienced TELEPHONE Operator- Lets Get Together! FP'O OZMEKT.' water and oil applian­ for a receptionist with /Typlst. Seeking a full W B Y ces Included. Air condi­ typlngskllls. Computer time telephone opera­ Automobile Technician. ★ Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days tioned. quiet, on bus­ experience a plus. tor. Must posess effec­ — O Z K B B L M T Y . P A R T TIM E line. Ideal tor middled Must have pleasant tel­ tive telephone skills, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The most hilarious sight ... is ★ Additional Lines 50