^ . J i . - j ’iT ^ J - r -.-i ■■■••« • «4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. WC><n»^««<aY *• ***^ Folledf MHS dreiini Menus No cheers for the morals on campus y ^ e r s DEAR UPSET: Most parents are married? for a perfect year DEAR NO U A R IN KANSAS ABBY: As the very much concerned about the Wednesdayr Veterans Day, n o' morals of their children, but when a ( is smashed / page 15 8«nlor dtliwM school. father of a DEAR NO LIAR: Yes. You were Headaches: Migraine Victims turn to art / pagie 10 daughter r e ­ grown child goes off the college, married briefly, and that’s what The following meals will be Thursday: Fruit Juice, pancakes parents cannot expect the college served at Mayfair Gardens and and syrup, sausage patties, muffin, turning to col­ you should say. The details con­ lege for her se­ D ear A bby authorities to assume guardianship cerning the annulment and divorce Westhill Gardens, the week of Nov. chilled fruit cup. of their children’s sexual behavior. 9 through 13, to Manchester resi­ Friday: Pizza with meat and cond year, I am Abigail Van Buren can come later. Divorce is nothing upset and I think college students bring their to bd ashamed of. It occurs in the dents who are 60 or older; cheese, tossed salad, fruit. moral values to college — they Mtonday: Apple Juice, glazed angry. I realize best of families. There’s only one college students don’t fipd them there. If young thing ^ a t is worse than making a ham, mashed potatoes, mixed The following lunches will be adults are inclined to fool around, vegetables, tropical fruit with served at Coventry High School the are considered mistake — and that’s perpetuating adults, but are they will find a way to do it on their it. coconut. week of Nov. 9 through 13: lunch hour — living at home. Tuesday: Cranappie juice, tur­ Monday: Chicken patty on a they really DEAR ABBY: You advised read­ key stew, biscuit, chocolate chip sesame roll, vegetable, fruit. ready for this I don’t care how many talks DEAR ABBY: I was married in ers not to cancel their newspapers Tuesday: Pork patty, mashed enormous step? I think the larger cookie, mixed fruit. pai'ents have with their children, June 1985 in a Catholic ceremony. when they go on vacation because Wednesday: Closed for Veterans potatoes and gravy, roll, vegetable, percentage of students are still someone at the newspaper may tip it’s not fair to subject them to this The marriage didn’t last long; we children being forced to grow up too off professional burglars as to when Day. fruit. kind of temptation. 1 wonder how split two months later. We were Thursday: Orange-pineapple Wednesday: Veterans’ <Day, no fast. they’re leading town and coming aurlirfitrr) ManchRster A City ol Uillatie Charm HrralJi many parents feel as uneasy as I do. legally divorced and now I am Juice, hot dogs, baked beans, back. You suggested that a trusted school. Or have'our moral standards sunk seeking an annulment from the coleslaw, chocolate chip pudding. Thursday: Beef and bacon I get angry when I think of how neighbor be asked to pick up the so low that parents are no longer church. Once that goes through can Friday: Cheese soup, seafood burger on a sesame roll, potato hard my wife and I have to work to concerned with the morals of their I truthfully say I was never newspaper. salad with lettuce and tomato on a earn the $16,000-plus that it costs for Well, I happen to be one of those puffs, fruit. children? This may be an interest­ married? » 30 Cants croissant, potato rounds, diced Friday: Pizza with meat and tuition. But the cost doesn’t anger trusted (and practical) neighbors Thursday, Nov. 5,1987 ing poll for you to take. Maybe the The courts say the marriage did peaches. cheese, garden salad, fruit. me as much as they lack of moral who picks up the newspaper for a supervision these ’’adults” get at results would bring about a change exist. The church says it didn’t, and on our campuses. Then, instead of my analyst says, ’ ’Use your Judg­ vacationing neighbor. college. When I visited our daugh­ However. Just to confuse the Mm U on Wheels RHAM high schools passing out condoms, the schools ment and say whatever is approp­ ter’s campus last fall. I was burglars, when my neighbor leaves More meetings N The following meals are to be The following lunches will be shocked to discover that the dorms should stop the cohabitation going riate to whomever you’re with.” on at our supposedly respectable I would like to forget I ever met town without canceling his paper, 1 Mall builder served to Meals on Wheels clients served at RHAM Junior and senior and students’ townhouses re­ the bum. Would I be lying if I told cancel mine and read his! the week of Nov. 9 through 13. The high schools, the week of Nov. 9 minded me of the brothels I have campuses! everybody I had never been PRACTICAL IN L.A. hot noon meal is listed first, the cooi through 13: read about. UPSET PARENT top the agenda evening meal second. Monday: Beef and bacon patty, Monday: Beef stew with a mashed potatoes, broccoli, roil, biscuit, green beans, salad, des­ mixed fruit. is uncertain sert. Cold Turkey sandwich, fruit, Tuesday: Chill with beans, cole for directors milk. slaw, combread, pears. Stuttering, stammering can be managed Tuesday: Chicken quarter with Wednesday: Veterans Day. By Andrew Yurkovskv gravy, whipped potatoes, carrots, Thursday: Fruit Juice, grinder, uses the muscles of speech. The Herald Reporter DEAR DR. lack of sychronization of speech. It salad, dessert. Tuna salad sand­ agency claims that 93 percent of its chips, apple GOTT: I have does not ha ve a psychological basis, Friday: Fruit Juice, steak and clients achieve fluent speech. With three newcomers and a new mayor, there will wich, fruit, miik. been a stutterer although — understandably — of next step Wednesday: Roast beef with cheese sandwich, com chips, let­ be a change of tone when the nine-member town Board ever since I was stutterers can develop emotional DEAR DR. GOTT: From the left gravy, whipped potatoes, broccoii, tuce and tomato cup, frosted cake. of Directors reconvenes later this month. a child. I don’t problems, such as lack of confi­ knee to the hip I have a mass that salad, dessert. Ham and cheese D r. Gott Some procedural changes — such as moving from understand why dence and loss of self-esteem. feels solid, gives me pain and By Nancy Concelman Members of the Board of Direc­ sandwich, fruit, milk. once monthly to twice monthly meetings — are also Andover Elementary sometimes the Peter Gott, M.D. - Various treatments are available cramping. I also have lower back Herald Reporter tors Tuesday night were concerned Thursday: Spaghetti with meat for people who stutter. Skip seeing a pain and am developing a similar likely, the directors agree. The following lunches will be words come eas­ that Homart may move, and sauce, green beans, carrots, saiad, neurologist and call the Stuttering Director Peter P. DiRosa Jr., who is expected to take V V mass above my left breast. The indicated a desire to talk with ily and, some- Homart officials will hold meet­ dessert. Chicken saiad sandwich, served at Andover Elementary over as mayor from fellow Democrat Barbara B. times they Hotline (1-800-221-2483) or write the doctors pooh-pooh it. ings today and Friday at the Homart. "There are some op- fruit, milk. School the week of Nov. 9 through Weinberg on Nov. 16, said this morning that the don’t. Should I National Center (or Stuttering (200 Homart Development Co.’s Chi­ Uons,” DiRosa said. "W e’ll sit Friday: Baked haddock square 13; DEAR READER: I believe that increasingly large workload the directors face points s e e a _ E. 33rd St., New York, N.Y. 10016). cago office to discuss options (or the down with Homart and see what with newburg sauce, whipped pota­ Monday: Chicken nuggets, rice you are describing muscle spasm to the n e ^ for director liaisons to administrative neurologist? Either of these agencies can help proposed Mall at BucMand Hills, a their intentions are.” Democratic toes, spinach, salad, dessert. Roast pilaf, corn on the cob, sweet and you find resources within your own and tension. Your symptoms may department heads. sour sauce, pineapple, com bread. be due to muscle overuse or ” It takes a lot of the burden off of each of the board company official saidT today. Director Stephen T. Cassano said, beef sandwich, fruit, milk. by Olive Evans, serious stuttering community. Tuesday: Hot dog on a roll, baked DEAR READER: Stuttering and inflammation — such as (Ibromy- members, and it allows each board member todevelop "Homart as a company must “ Our first task is going to be to is estimated to affect about 1 In addition, the Precision beans, cole slaw, fruit. stammering are social handicaps ositls, a condition of unknown cause analyze the decision internally,” convince Homart that the town of percent of the U.S. population. The Fluency Shaping Program (450 an area of expertise,” he said. Manchoster hospital Wednesday: Veterans Day. no of unknown cause. Such sP^nch that produces pain and stiffness. If said Joseph LeDuc, senior develop­ Manchester wants them,” he said. condition is six times more com­ Park Ave., New York, N.Y. 10022) The following meals will be school. difficulties can be a mild embar­ your doctors cannot diagnose your IN RECENT MONTHS, members of the present ment planner for Homart.