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lo o late,’

says Duke

By Donna Cassota from the beginning." The Associated Press He also criticized Republican

advertising and charged Bush

Michael Dukakis admitted that with running a campaign “ loaded

"perhaps I responded too late” to with distortion and misrepresen­

rival George Bush's attacks as tation and falsehoods." the Democratic nominee Earlier Tuesday, Bush de­

shrugged off a double-digit deficit fended his campaign ads against

in new polls. The Republican the Dukakis attacks. contender renewed his charge "Because he was trying to run

^ that Dukakis lacks the necessary away from.his record, I have

experience to govern the nation. factually pointed out where he With less than two weeks stands on the record,” Bush said remaining until Election Day, during a campaign stop in Akron,

Dukakis insisted in a late-night Ohio. “ And I am not going to be television interview Tuesday that deterred. I am going to keep

there was still time for him to doing that honestly, factually.” overtake front-runner Bush. The vice president, targeting a

But when asked shortly after must-win Dukakis state, told an Reginald Pinto/Manchaeter Herald the program about polls showing audience in Lima, Ohio, that the him trailing by 13 and 14 percen­ election is a referendum on peace GIVING COMFORT — The Revs. James Meek, Kirn-Eric The healing service was held for A ID S patients, their ' tage points, the Democratic no­ and prosperity and that Dukakis

Williams, Cynthia Goode and Anne J. Wrider place their family members and friends in conjunction with AIDS minee simply replied, "Forging is too inexperienced to be

hands on a man in an ecumenical service of healing and Awareness Week in Manchester. ahead.” president.

prayer Tuesday night at Concordia Lutheran Church. In the 90-minute interview on “ We cannot gamble Am erica’s ABC’s “ Nightline,” questioner future on a president who hasn’t Ted Koppel asked Dukakis what had one single day’s experience

Bush had done to “ nail your hide in national defense matters or

^ to the wall thus far.” The foreign affairs,” Bush said.

'God is there’ at AIDS gathering Democratic nominee failed to Bush was delivering a speech

challenge Koppel’s assessment of on economics today in Detroit said they hope the gesture will convey to the White House race before Bv Michele Noble before traveling to South Dakota Manchester Herald people that the churches are willing to answering the question. and Montana. Republican vice AIDS Awareness “ support and accept” victims of the disease. "Tw o things," Dukakis said. presidential candidate Dan

Four area ministers who placed their hands Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome is “ The Bush campaign made a Quayle was in Florida, cam­ an infectious, fatal disease which currently on the bowed heads of Manchester AIDS very careful and deliberate deci­ paigning for Senate candidate victims, their families and friends Tuesday Jr. also has declared this week as AIDS has no cure or preventive vaccine. It is caused sion way back in the spring to run Connie Mack III and touring

night said their gesture was a "reconciling Awareness Week in Manchester. by an H IV virus, which infects and damages a tough, attacking, negative Miami’s Little Havana cells of the immune system, leaving the body act” to make up for the clergy’s negative About 16 people came forward during the campaign. And they’ve been community. vulnerable to life-threatening illnesses. It is attitude toward the fatal disease in the past. healing ceremony, knelt before the four doing it ever since and perhaps I Dukakis was meeting with "There have been so many bad things that ministers, bent their heads forward, were spread primarily through sexual contact or responded too late, perhaps I Hispanic leaders in Denver be- sharing needles used to inject illegal drugs. should have been out there the church in the past has said about AIDS anointed with olive oil and blessed. The Primary victims have been homosexuals or attacking or counterattacking See CAMPAIGN, page 12 that we think we should begin to say ministers said that although some of those drug addicts, although the disease has been something positive about what we have to who came forward were AIDS patients, mo.st diagnosed among heterosexuals. offer,” said the Rev. Cynthia A. Goode of were family members and friends of patients. The Rev. Kim-Eric Williams of Concordia South United Methodist Church, who partici­ as well as fam ily members of some who have Lutheran Church said that because AIDS pated in an ecumenical service of healing and died. Bozzuto is ready

prayer at Concordia Lutheran Church According to statistics from the Manches­ most often affects homosexuals and drug

Tuesday night. “ We see this as more of a ter Area Network on AIDS, at least two addicts, churches in the past have been

reconciling gesture than a judging one.” Manchester residents out of about 10 people unwilling to acknowledge that the disease will

More than 50 people gathered for the reported to have the fatal disease have died. affect a much larger population. to back Lieberman

"All the congregations have gay service, which was held in conjunction with The four ministers of the Manchester Area members.” Williams said. "L e t’s put that on similar ceremonies being conducted by Conference of Churches — which sponsored By Judd Everhart the state last month. churches across the state as part of AIDS the service — said that they were "not The Associated Press "W e want Michael Dukakis to Awarcne.ss Month Mayor Peter P. DiRosa fearful” of touching the AIDS victims and See AIDS, page 12 meet as many Connecticut voters

Former Republican state Sen. as possible in a personal way.”

Richard C. Bozzuto, a long-time Koval said. “ It gets people

critic of Sen. Lowell P. Weicker excited in the last week of a

Deadlock ends on school aides’ pact Jr.. R-Conn., is reportedly ready campaign, talking to them about

to endorse Weicker’s Democratic the things that are important in

Arbitration Board was called in have to come from the school Perkins. challenger, Joseph I. Lieberman, their lives.” B y Andrew J. D a vis after the two sides deadlocked. administration. “ We did reach an agreement Bozzuto. a Watertown insu­ Also Tuesday, a group of Manchester Herald The teacher’s aides, also known School Superintendent James and it’s a good one,” Bogli said. Connecticut religious leaders rance executive who made bids in A .settlement has been reached as paraprofessionals, had sought P. Kennedy and Assistant Super­ The agreement has to be voted the past for governor and U.S. from various denominations en­ a 63 percent wage hike in the first intendent Wilson E. Deakin Jr. on by both the school board and dorsed Dukakis, saying he would in the lengthy contract negotia­ Senate, is to send a letter next the 101 members of the parapro­ "work for the betterment of all tions between the Manchester year and a 10 percent in the could not be reached for week to Connecticut Republi­ fessionals' union. Perkins and humanity in the United States.” Board of Education and the union second year of a proposed two- comment. cans. urging them to support year pact, union president Elaine Officers of the Manchester Bogli were unsure when the votes "H e cares about the homeless, representing more than 100 Lieberman, according to WVIT. teacher’s aides, three school An.celmo has said. School officials Federation of Paraprofessionals would take place. Channel 30, which reported the the deprived and the unem­

board members said today. had offered a 5 percent wage also could not be reached for The average yearly salary of development Tuesday. ployed," said the Rev. Thelma

Susan Perkins. Terry A. Bogli increase for one year. comment this morning. A spokes­ paraprofessionals is currently Marla Romash. Lieberman's Gilbert, president of the Hartford

and Anne J. Gauvin, members of The paraprofessionals have man for the state Mediation and $6,555 to $9,755 after five years, campaign press secretary, said Interdenominational Ministerial been without a contract since the Arbitration Board would not Anselmo has said. Paraprofes­ Bozzuto's support “ shows that Alliance. "We agree with Gover­ the Board of Education, said the end of June. release information, saying it sionals work an average of 35 Joe has appeal to a broad nor Dukakis that we should not be settlement was reached Tuesday None of the school board was the board’s policy not to hours a week, she has said. segment of Republicans." satisfied with the status quo. The during a mediation session with members would release informa­ speak on such matters. Deakin has said that the school But Jay Malcynsky, Weicker’s status quo in the last seven years the Manchester Federation of tion on the settlement. Bogli said “ I think it has been very board thought the 63 percent campaign manager, said; “ To has created only more homeless Paraprofessionals. A mediator from the state Mediation and such an announcement would amicably resolved.” said increase to be too high. announce that there’s a small and poor” Last month. Bush met with minority of Republicans who are Hartford Archbishop John F. not pleased with Lowell Weicker Whealon. who had discontinued is not exactly big news” Drought, trade stall economy Meanwhile, Democratic presi­ his affiliation with the Democrats

dential candidate Michael Duka­ because of the party’s sanction­ ing of abortion. The G NP advance was down fourth quarter. Given the fact kis is expected back in Connecti­ Also in the Senate race, Lieber­ Growth of 2.2% from increases of 3.4 percent in that many analysts believe the cut next week, with stops planned man hit Weicker on environmen­ the first quarter and 3 percent in economy has begun to slow, a in Waterbury, Bridgeport and Gross tal issues and brought in Sen. is slowest rate the second quarter of this year. rebound in growth in the final possibly Naugatuck. George J. Mitchell, D-Maine, to With the slower growth came three months of the year is not State Democratic Chairman National help. since late 1986 an easing in inflationary pres­ considered likely. John F. Droney Jr. and Marianna Lieberman said Weicker voted Product sures as a price index tied to the The government said growth in Koval, Dukakis' Connecticut against a bill that would have Porconttfmngotnmfifoukiuo WASHINGTON (AP) - The G NP rose at an annual rate of 4.4 both the second and third quar­ press secretary, said the visit had ters was depressed by the been penciled in for Nov. 3. but given additional aid to victims of U.S. economy grew at a modest percent from July through Sep­ 2.2 percent annual rate from July tember, down from S.S percent in drought. that that date was not final.

through September, the weakest the second quarter. Without the loss of farm output, The swing into Connecticut will See STATE RACE, page 12

performance in almost two years, The 2.2 percent GNP growth the economy would have raced be the Massachusetts governor's

the government reported today. rate was sharply lower than had ahead at a 4.3 percent rate in the third this month. Connecticut is second quarter and 2.8 percent in one of about 18 states targeted by TODAY The Commerce Department been expected. Many private blamed the weak growth rate on analysts had been looking for the third quarter. the Dukakis campaign as crucial growth of around 3.2 percent in Also depressing growth in the to an Election Day victory. the impact of the summer drought, a deterioration in the the third quarter, even higher third quarter was the first quar­ Although Connecticut has just Index eight electoral votes, it is impor­ country’s trade performance and than the second quarter. terly deterioration in the coun­ 24 pagas, 2 aactions try’s trade performance in a tant because its results will be a drop in government purchases The weaker-than-anticipated year. The deficit between imports reported on television networks Business. .21 Lottery. of defense equipment. showing threw in doubt the ability and exports widened at an annual hours before the polls close on the Classified _ 21-24 Natlon/World -7-0 The changes left the gross of the economy to meet the Reagan administration's projec­ rate of $2.7 billion in the third West Coast. (Entice_____20 Oblluerlee____ 2 national product, the broadest measure of the economy’s health, tion of 3.5 percent growth for the quarter. Dukakis was in the state on Oct. F o c u e _ _ 11 Opinion_____ to

rising at the slowest pace since a entire year. This setback was blamed on the 3 and Oct. 20. Republican George Food_____17-tO People______11 IMS m 7 IS OMrtarty 1.4 percent increase in the fourth Reaching that level will require Bush was in Waterbury on Locel/Stete Sports___ 13-10

quarter of 1986. an increase of 3.4 percent in the See GNP, page 12 Monday and made two stops in ______2-0,12 Televltlon___ 10

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A bou t Tow n Police Roundup Buckno, Thom p^n exchange criticism

Bv Andrew Yurkovsky supporters of both candidates. vote for that.” during the debate, he made it clear Guild to hold bazaar Fall from cliff Is fatal AAanchester Herald Buckno, a real estate agent, is a She criticized him for voting against that he opposed mfindatory school member of the Rotary Club. Thomp­ an amendment that would have busing. Buckno has criticized him for The Ladies Guild of Manchester will hold its VERNON — A man died early today after he What has beeo a colorless campaign son is a self-employed business provided state reimbursement to not voting for an amendment that annual Fall Bazaar and Christmas Fair Saturday apparently fell from a cliff at Valley Falls Park, for the 13th Assembly District seat consultant. school districts for the total tuition for would have prohibited interdistrict from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal police said today. came to life Tuesday as Republk:an Buckno launched her' attack on out-of-district students participating busing. Church. Police said they are holding the man’s identifica­ challenger Susan Buckno v attacket^ Thompson by claiming that he has not in Project Concern, a voluntary The Girl’s Friendly Society will serve tea from tion pending the notification of kin. Police declined Democratic Rep. John W. Thompson put forward any propdsals for the next busing program. Unlike Thompson, “ It’s a bogus issue.” he said, his 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. during the fair. to say whether the man was a Vernon resident. for votes she characterized as outside legislative session. Sh^ held up a she sai(|. she would have voted for an voice rising. “ It’s trash. It’s garbage. Sgt. Roger Barker said police were called to the the political mainstream. blank sheet of paper she said amendment that would have prohi­ It doesn’t belong in this campaign.” scene at around 3; 30 a.m. by a friend of a woman Thompson, a first-term legislator represented Thompson’s proposals. bited those convicted of driving undt(r Japan topic of conference Thompson, citing hiS perfect at­ who was apparently with him during the time of the and former mayor of Manchester, Buckno, a political newcomer, the influence of alcohol or drugs from tendance record in the Legislature, The Third Annual Conference on Global Issues on incident. Barker said the fall was apparently fought back during the debate before outlined her experience in civic and being licensed to drive a school bus for said that Buckno, who was appointed “ Understanding Japan’’ will be held at Manchester accidental but is still under investigation. the Manchester Rotary Club, claim­ business organizations' and con­ a year. ' to the Human Relations Commission Community College Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 2 ing that Buckno distorted his record. cluded, ‘(It’s not the experience of a Thompson responded that hearings this year, had missed three commis­ p.m. in the Lowe Program Center. “I have to stand the heat that is political hack that I have.’’ for victims were unnecessary every sion meetings and had been late to one Three arrested at cemetery generated in the kitchen ... but I do Thompson responded drily. "Mrs. time the commissioner considered a of them. Club to sponsor trip mind the serious misstatements of my Buckno really knows how to let a man ca si of meritorious behavior. He said Police said they arrested three men at East positions,’’ he said. down easy.’’ ths^t victims have the right to a He asked people in the audience if The Bolton Lioness Club is sponsoring a bus trip to Cemetery Tuesday on a variety of charges. Thompson also charged that Buckno criticized Thompson for a hearing before an actual release is they were willing to elect a public Atlantic City Saturday. The trip costs $38. For Police said they were patroling the cemetery Buckno has been lax in attending vote against an amendment that allowed. servant who has an “ absentee rate of reservations call Denise at 646-2206 or Marilyn at because of recent reports of vandalism there and meetings of the Human Relations would have allowed victims and their He said that he voted against the 50 percent.” 649-8355. found two males hiding behind a large gravestone Commission, to which she was ap­ survivors to have a hearing with the ^ amendment for school bus drivers on Buckno said after the debate that holding open cans of beer. A case of 20 unopened pointed earlier this year. commissioner of corrections whe­ the advice of the chairman of the she had been on vacation during tho.se bottles of beer was spotted a few feet away, police never the commissioner sought to Judiciary Committee, who said that League to sponsor classes The debate, held after a meeting of meetings. said. the Rotary Club at the Manchester give credit to prisoners toward an the existing law already accomp­ The International Couple to Couple League will Mark A. Johndrow, 20, of 13 Union St. was Country Club, was the first afld will be early release for meritorious lished the same purpose. On capital punishment. Buckno said present a series of four classes on the sympto- arrested after police searched him and found a clear the only one between Thompson and behavior After the debate. Thompson said she favored it, but Thompson .said that thermal method of modern family planning plastic baggie containing a small amount of Buckno. A total of about 70 people “ I woi ' 'lie for that, you would that he did not recall his vote on the he opposed it because of his religious beginning Friday at 7:30 p.m. in St. James Church. Patrick Flynn/Minchaatsr Herald marijuana, police said. Johndrow was charged with showed up, including families and vote for ttiai. she said. “ He didn’t Project Concern reimbursmeni. But beliefs. There is no charge for the first class. For possession of marijuana less than four ounces, pre-registration and information call Bill and Kathy TIME FOR CRAFTS — The Manchester Organizing crafts for the saie are from possession of drug paraphernalia, and possession of Siddons at 649-4908. left: Lee Cibroski of 44 Lyndale St., Bill an alcoholic beverage as a minor, police said. He . « Senior Citizens' Center will hold its annual Senior Center Holiday Fair Haugh of 132 Washington St. and Leona was released on a $100 cash bond. Zinsser, Meotti spar on busing, budget Theodore Poulin, 21, of 15 Mill St. was charged Square dancers to meet Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Juros of 660 E. Middle Turnpike. with supplying alcohol to a minor, police said. He things we can do, he said. center located on East Middle Turnpike. By Alex GIrelll tory busing across school district lines. And Meotti The Manchester Square Dance Club will hold a was released on a $100 cash bond. Manchester Herald couuntered again that the bill passed by the General Asked about protection of groundwater supplies, mainstream plus-level dance Saturday from 8 to A third man who appeared on the scene, Glenn R. Assembly forbids forced busing without action by Zinsser cited Manchester’s efforts at regulations to 10:30 p.m. at Martin School on Dartmouth Road. A Albert, 18, of 143 Benton St., was charged with HEBRON — State Sen. Michael Meotti, D- the Legislature and that the Republican amend­ protect the town’s aquifer by restricting the round dance workshop will be held from 7:30 to 8 carrying a dangerous weapon after police found a Glastonbury, and his Republican opponent, Carl ments would have prohibited busing students from industries that can locate above it. He said he hopes p.m. O bituaries BB pistol stuck in his pants, police said. He was Zinsser of Manchester, debated election issues for out of town to schoois like Howell Cheney Regional towns can act to protect groundwater. released on a $250 non-surety bond. the fifth time Tuesday night at Hebron Elementary Vocational Technical School in Manchester. Meotti, co-chairman of the General Assembly’s All three are expected to appear in Manchester Delta Club breakfast Sunday School before an audience of about 30 people. The debate, which began shortly after 8 p.m. and Ground Water Protection Task Force, said that George M. Tomlinson and Southern Philippine cam­ jorie Smith of Seminole, Fla. Superior Court on Oct. 31. On the issue of forced busing as a means of groundwater supplies cross town lines and thus The Delta Club of Manchester is sponsoring a paigns. He also served with the The funeral will be Thursday at lasted until about 9:30 p.m., was the longest in the achieving racial integration in education, Zinsser series between the two candidates foreiection in the towns will have to be required by the state to take breakfast on Sunday from 7 to 11 a.m. at the British George M. Tomlinson, 80, hus­ occupation forces in Japan. He 2 p.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral _ quoted a sentence from a draft report on the matter 4th Senatorial District. The candidates were protection measures. American Club at 73 Maple St. Proceeds from the band of Ruth (Thomas) Tomlin­ was a 1934 graduate of Manches­ Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. B l f t l l S by Gerald Tirozzi, state education commissioner, as questioned by a three-member panel of reporters Asked if he was guilty of negative campaigning in breakfast will benefit scholarhip funds for East son, of McConnellsburg, Pa., ter High School, a member of the Burial will be in Rose Hill his debates and advertisements, Zinsser said every formerly of Manchester, died evidence that mandatory busing is a possibility. and the audience. Catholic and Manchester high schools. The meal is Army and Navy Club and the Memorial Park. Calling hours The sentence follows a passage on voluntary one of his attacks on Meotti’s voting record is $3.25 and $2 for children under age 10. Monday (Oct. 24, 1988) at the Zipser Club. He was a communi­ are Thursday from 1 to 2 p.m. Waltt, Joshua Michael, son of John and Theresa Asked whether some of the University of “ based on facts.” Fullton County Medical Center, measures and says, “ Nevertheless to ensure that cant of St. James Church. Nowak Wain of South Windsor was born Oct. 7 at solutions are found and progress is made, the state Connecticut’s fiscal autonomy should be taken Meotti said he has been in the heat many times, McConnellsburg. Besides his wife, he is survived Clarence F. Koch Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal away in light of misspending of funds at the but he said, “ I am going to run on who I am.” Pumpkin Run/Walk slated He was born in Manchester on Department of Education should be empowered to by two sons and daughters-in- Clarence F. Koch, 63, of Wind­ grandparents are Joseph and Mary Nowak of 41 impose a mandatory desegregation plan at such university’s Health Center, Zinsser said the state One of the people in the audience submitted a The 1988 Pumpkin Run/Walk for Hope to benefit May 31, 1908, and had lived here laws, George J. and Cathy sor, formerly of Manchester, died Coolidge St. His paternal grandparents are John should take back some of that control. Meotti said written question that said Zinsser could not many years before moving to time as it might judge the voluntary approach, in the American Cancer Society will be held Sunday McCann of Manchester, and Tuesday (Oct. 25, 1988) at home. and Patricia Waitt of South Windsor. whole or in part, to be ineffective.” that while the state should examine what happened remember in a previous debate why he voted beginning at Martin School on Dartmouth Road. Pennsylvania nine years ago. David and Patricia McCann of He was born in Manchester on Rankin, Kassondra Justine, daughter of Cory D. in the Health Center spending case, the university against lemon laws, laws to protect consumers from Before retiring, he was employed As he has in previous debates, Zinsser charged The annual event features a costume parade and Andover; a daughter and son-in- Oct. 20, 1925 and had been a and Nancy Berk Rankin of 29 Kerry St. Her paternal that Meotti failed to vote for Republican legislative needs some spending flexibility. faulty products. contest at 9:30 a.m. and a 1.7-mile and 4.2-mile as an accountant Cheney Bros., law, Cheryl and Stanley Foros- resident of Manchester and the grandparents are Judith R. and Richard Wright of amendments that would have prohibited manda­ “ We don’t want to squelch some of the creative Zinsser said he has not researched his vote on walk/race at 10 a.m. for many years. toski of Manchester; four grand­ Talcottville section of Vernon 229 Autumn St. lemon laws but would do so if the questioner would Pre-registration is $5 and registration the day of Besides his wife, he is survived sons; and several nieces and before moving to Windsor in 1963. Washburn, Eamon Lee, son of Mark and Patti come to him about it. He said he recalled that he the race will be $6. Runners collecting $10or more in by a sister, Mabel F. Tomlinson of nephews. Before retiring in 1977, he was Miller Washburn of Ashburnham, Mass., was born voted against a lemon law on used cars because it Manchester; and two grandchild­ pledges can register for free. For information call The funeral will be held Friday employed by the Connecticut Co. Oct. 6 at Leominster Hospital, Leominster, Mass. DPUC ends free information would apply only to dealers and most used cars are 643-2168. ren. He was predeceased by a at 8; 15 a.m. at the Holmes for over 25 years. He was a His maternal grandmother is Theresa Miller of sold by private parties. son, William G. Tomlinson. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., veteran of World War II, serving Fitchburg, Mass. His paternal grandparents are of the service.” Meehan said. “ 1 Southern New England Tele­ One newspaper reporter asked twice what The funeral will be held Satur­ NEW BRITAIN (AP) - Stale followed by a Mass of Christian with the U.S. Army. He was a George and Barbara Washburn of Manchester. His believe (thecharge) isgoingtobe communications Corp. estimated specific areas in state spending the candidates Halloween party planned day, at a time to be announced, at Consumer Coun.sel James F. burial at 9 a.m. in St. James member of the Veterans “ of maternal great-grandmother is Kathleen Dunlop of Meehan says a new policy to end very unpopular when it’s last summer that the 25-cent would reduce in order to avoid a further state The Manchester Recreation Department will the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 Church. Burial will be in the Foreign Wars Post No. 9836 in Manchester. He has a sister, Melissa Caitlin. unlimited free telephone calls to implemented.” charge would deter almost half of deficit. sponsor its annual Community Halloween Party on E. Center St. Burial will be in the veterans section of East Ceme­ Newington, and the First Church Lawler, Justin Joshua, son of William R. and directory assistance will prove Meehan said he supported the the calls to directory assistance. Zinsser repeated his contention that the state Monday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Mahoney East Cemetery. Calling hours are Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald tery. Calling hours are Thursday in Windsor. Melinda Liggett Lawler of 33 Hilliard St. was born unpopular with telephone policy only because of the 80-cent SNET projected that directory- should have a constitutional provision for a Recreation Center. Admission is 50 cents. Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. from 7 to 9 p.m. He is survived by his wife, Julia Aug. 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His balanced budget and that across-the-board cuts customers. reduction. assistance calls would decrease GLORY BE — John Tsokalas, a Memorial donations may be (Balchunas) Koch; a brother, maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joshua The policy, adopted Tuesday by from 161 million per year to about might be needed. “ We support it reluctantly, but George J. McCann Sr. made to the charity of one’s Arthur Koch in Florida; several Liggett, 58EldridgeSt. His paternal grandmother is the Department of Public Utility 94 million. Meotti again disagreed with both moves, saying firefighter with the Town of Manchester if you’re going to have a charge, choice. nieces and nephews. Mrs. John Lawler, 81 Alton St. Control, will cut monthly phone that spending priorities should be on education, on Fire Department, raises Old Glory in Public Meetings George J. McCann Sr., 74, of 72 it’s best to have the savings go SNET estimated that the reduc­ The funeral will be Friday at Gendreau, Matthew David, son of David and Joan charges by 80 cents for business services to the mentally ill, and on tougher law front of the firehouse. Tsokaias said the Birch St., husband of Minnie 10:30 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Mallett Gendreau of 139 Deepwood Drive was born right back to customers” Mee­ tion in the number of calls will enforcement. (Brozowski) McCann, died Tues­ Walter Anderson and residential customers. But flag is usuaily up by 6:30 a m. uniess it Home, 400 Main St. Burial, with Oct. 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His han said. save $15.8 million, which will be Zinsser said that with all those priorities, there is Meetings scheduled tonight. day (Oct. 25,1988) at Manchester Walter Olaf Anderson, 90, of 105 phone calls to directory assist­ refunded to consumers in the rains. military honors, will be in the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William ance will no longer be free. The plan, which lakes effect not much left to cut. Memorial Hospital. Bluefield Drive, died Sunday Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Mallett of Sebattus, Maine, His paternal grandpar­ 80-cent per month decrease in He was born in County Armagh. Residential customers will get Jan. 1. will make Connecticut the M an ch ester (Oct. 23. 1988) at his home. Windsor. Calling hours are ents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gendreau, East rates. Northern Ireland, on July 6,1914. five free calls per month: busi­ 49th state to stop unlimited free Board of Education, Bennet Junior High School, He was bom in Boston, Mass., Thursday from 7 to 9 .m.______Hartford. The plan received preliminary He came to this country, settling and had lived in Manchester for nesses will get three. Beyond calls to directory assistance. 7:30 p.m. Troy, Colin John, son of John and Karen Benton that, each directory-assistance Only Tennessee does not charge approval in July, but issues such in Manchester, in 1927. He was a the last eight years. He was In Memoriam Troy of 24 Niles Drive, was born Oct. 11 at as the effective starting date and When There’s Work To Be Done... longtime employee of the former employed by Colt Firearms and call will cost 25 cents. for the calls. Some states, includ­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal “ There’s no indication that ing Massachu.setts. do not charge how the savings should be spent B olton Case Bros, of Manchester. Before Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. In fond and loving memory of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Benton of 40 there has been widespread abuse residential customers. were not resolved. Jack Thompson Is There! Conservation Commission, Herrick Memorial retiring in 1979, he was employed He is survived by his wife, Katherine Kosak, who passed Colman Road. His paternal grandparents are Mr. Park, 7:30 p.m. with the Manchester Board of Roberta (Smith) Anderson; a away on Oct. 26, 1958. and Mrs. Gino Troy of East Hartford. Education. He was a veteran of niece, Carolyn Francis of East In our thoughts always. World War II, serving with the 6th Windsor; a nephew, Leroy Son, Edwin and family C orrection Army through the New Guinea Smith; and a sister-in-law, Mar­ Thoughts

A photo caption published Tuesday incorrectly Military Notes Whh Engle Equity line, listed the hours of the fair to be held Saturday at A Sukkah, the little hut in which we dwell on the Second Congregational Church, 385 N. Main St. The feast of Tabernacles, is supposed to have four walls. hours are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. But if one collapses, it is still fit for use. Life can be Graduates at Chanute Completes training at Fort Dix the same way. We must learn to look at the three you’ll newer hove to fill out The Manchester Herald strives to be accurate and walls that are standing rather than at the one which Air Force Reserve Staff Sgt. Joseph E. Neubelt, Army National Guard Pvt. Douglas S. Joslln Jr., fair in its reporting. If an error is made or has fallen. Some of us, having sustained a grievous son of Edward T. and Elaine L. Neubelt of 23 son of Linda M. Joslin of 452 Main St. and Doug informatlbn is misinterpreted, we want to make a loss, cannot erase the loss from our minds. We keep Strickland St., has graduated from the U.S. Air Joslin Sr. of Oakdale, has completed basic training talking about it, bemoaning it, weeping over it, anotho' loan appikation. correction. The Herald’s phone number is 643-2711. Force maintenance analysis course at Chanute Air at Fort Dix, N.J. Harold Russell, the handless veteran of World Force Base, 111. He is a 1988 graduate of Manchester High School. War II, told his story in a book ironically titled He is a 1980 graduate of Manchester High School “ Victory in My Hands.” One sentence in that book Lottery and a 1988 graduate of Southern Illinois University, Enlists in National Guard deserves to be held before every Job: “ It’s not what Carbondale. you have lost, but what you have left that counts.” Berry Balaban, of Manchester, has enlisted in the When God showed Job a three walled Sukkah, He Winning numbers drawn Tuesday in lotteries Trains at Lackland Air Base Connecticut Army National Guard for a six-year was saying to him, stop thinking only of the pains around New England. Air National Guard Airman Darla Lupacchino, period. you suffer, you also have pleasures to enjoy. Stop Connecticut daily: 417. Play Four: 3319. Lotto: daughter of Clement and Lorreta Lupacchino of 68 He has the rank of private first class and has been counting and recounting your losses, and begin 17-22-25-26-35-37. Highland St. has graduated from Air Force basic assigned to Headquarters, Headquarters Company counting your blessings. Sure you have lost a wall of Massachusetts daily: 8598. training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. 1st Battalion, 169th Infantry in Manchester. your Sukkah but there are three walls remaining. Tri-state daily: 724, 6521. She is a 1983 graduate of East Catholic High He is a graduate of Manchester High School and is Make the most of those three walls. You will be held Rhode Island daily: 2004. Lot-O-Bucks: 1-7-8-16- School and a 1988 graduate of Central Connecticut a student at Massachusetts Bay Community accountable for what you do with those remaining 30. State yniversity. College, Boston. walls. During the past two years. Jack term legislator has ever accom­ Rabbi Richard Plavln Thompson emerged as an effective plished more than Jack. He’s a very W eather Temple Beth Sholom, Manchester and Influenclal state representative. stong voice for Manchester." . Governor William O’Neill says, It's no surprise that Jack’s becoming a “Jack Thompson knows how leader at the State Capitol. As Man­ Manchester Herald government works and he does his chester’s Mayor from 1971-75, he was REGIONALWEATHER Sunny and warmer homework. As a result, the people of an exceptional municipal official He Accu-Weather* forecast for Thursday USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIll, No. 22 Manchester get a good share of state held top posts In the Capitol Region Daytime Coniftions and High Temperatures Manchester and vicinity: To­ funds pnd services.” night ... Clear and colder. Low Published dally except Suggested carrier raise Sunday and certain holi­ are $1.60 weekly. $7 70 foe * Speaker of the House Irving Stol- Council of Governments and the Con­ around 30. Wind light west. days by the Manchester one month, $23.10 for berg says, “ I don’t think any first- necticut Conference of Municipalities. Y Thursday ... Sunny. High near 50. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 26. 198a — 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Oct. 26, 1988 Grant funds sought for river access Challenges nothing new to Buckno

By Nancy Concelman Protection officials have said the maintain the continuity and in­ could increase public awareness By Andrew Yurkovsky voted for. But in interviews before chamber’s president. Manchester Herald access project is probably eligi­ tegrity of the linear park. of the rest of the trSil and Manchester Herald Tuesday’s debate, she had been Joyce Talbot, president of the ble for part of the grant. Committee Chairman Barbara facilities such as the Union Pond ’88: hesitant to knock her opponent, and Martin School PTA, had similar The Hockanum River Linear Construction of a parking lot for B. Weinberg asked Douglas boat launch. Susan Buckno is not any criticism she did offer was “off praise for Buckno, who is on the PTA's Park Advisory Committee Wed­ access to the park, a set of Smith, chairman of the Hocka­ Committee member William afraid to take on a 13th Assembly District the record.” executive board. “She’s worked many years on the nesday voted to recommend that concrete stairs from the Union num River Linear Park Commis­ O’Neill asked Weinberg if the challenge. Thompson, for his part, has treaded the <^,000 needed to build a Street Bridge to the river, a sion, to submit a list of easements directors would consider using And her Republican fine arts program, and she’s an carefully when evaluating his oppo­ excellent worker,” ’Talbot said. parking lot and improve access to concrete walkway along the river needed for linking the trail. Smith town funds for the project. campaign for the 13th Assembly has lived in Manchester for the past nent’s lack of political experience. the river come from a $I.4mil1ion under the bridge and stairs up the said about six areas are key, “I could not support asking the District seat, which is now held by six years. She was named to her first Buckno was the first woman to Join “It’s much easier for us who have Manchester’s Rotary Club last year. state grant for improvements at other side of the river would cost including a link from Union Pond board for $63,000,” Weinberg Democratic Rep. John Thompson, political appointment, on the Human had local government experience to the linear park. an estimated $63,200. to what is informally known as said. "The budget process now is may be the toughest one yet. Relations Commission, Just this year. David Woodbury, Uie membership come in and participate,” he said in president, said that her actions as a The committee made the re­ Three residents attended the “Gorge Park,” which is less than extremely tight.” While she is a political newcomer She is a real estate agent at Sentry an interview last month. commendation at a meeting hearing and participated in dis­ a mile west of Union Pond, near Committee members agreed- who has never sought elected office, Real Estate Service on Center Street. Rotarian are exemplary. He said that Theodore R. Cummings, the Demo­ an indication of the respect she is Tuesday that followed a public cussions with the committee on the former Eighth Utilities Dis­ that the project would be cheaper \ her opponent, who is finishing his first Buckno is involved in a wide range cratic town chairman, was more hearing on how the state grant how the grant should be spent. trict sewage treatment plant. if built during the Union Street. term in the state House of Representa­ of community activities, from the accorded is the fact that she is asked direct. He called Buckno "cloned and to say grace at Rotary dinner should be spent. The recommen­ Committee members disagreed Smith also gave high priority to Bridge reconstruction, which tives, is a former mayor of Manches­ Martin School PTA to the Greater shallow.” dation is scheduled for a vote by over whether priority should be areas near the Adams Mill probably won’t begin until spring,; ter with six years’ experience on the Manchester Chamber of Commerce. meetings. the town Board of Directors at its given to securing easements to restaurant and off New State according to town Planning Di­ town Board of Directors. That kind of involvement, she said, is As for Buckno’s criticism of Thomp­ “She has a nice way with words, ” he Nov. 1 meeting. link gaps in the trail or to Road. rector Mark Pellegrini. But challenges are nothing new to qualification enough to be a son’s constituent work. Cummings said. The committee must also wait developing key areas along the The committee will begin to set In an Oct. 5 letter to Pellegrini,. Buckno. She was the first female representative. said, “Jack Thompson was represent­ One of the things she tikes best to receive guidelines forspending trail, including Laurel Lake and priorities for easements and for town Budget Officer Robert; member of the Manchester Rotary "I think all these things together ing this community before his oppo­ about campaigning, Buckno said, is the grant from the state before Union Pond, where 25 acres of development of areas along the Huestis said a stairway altema- Club and the first woman manage­ indicate that I’m a person that’s nents were wet behind the ears.” going door to door’. While canvassing any firm proposals can be made. town-owned land could be turned trail at its next meeting, Nov. 9. tive has been included in the bid ment trainee for the company she interested in the community, what’s One thing that Buckno does criticize the neighborhood of Bank and West h Although the town hasn’t re­ into a park. Committee member Joel Ja- proposal for the bridge, but the Joined after graduating from college. best for the community and gives me Thompson for is the projected $121 streets on a recent morning, she ceived those guidelines, state Several committee members nenda said that turning the 25 stairs would not be covered under' She belongs to several service organi­ a perspective on what is needed in the million state deficit. passed out fliers and asked residents about their concerns. If they said they Department of Environmental said connecting the trails would acres near Union Pond into a pa rk a state transportation grant. neginalt) Plnto/Manchaster Herald zations in Manchester and believes community,” she said. “I live on a budget in my household, that service is what being a represen­ She said that Thompson is out of didn’t have any, she offered her own. CHALLENGER — Republican Susan and I never spend more than my One woman told Buckno that the tative is all about. touch with his constituents and more budget,” she said. “Secondly. I Buckno, who is taking on Democratic The 13th Assembly District com­ interested in voting the party line than United States could use a woman probably would not have voted myself president. Buckno responded, “We Rep. John W. Thompson for the 13th prises five voting districts in Man­ in representing the people. a salary increase, which he did.” Assembly District seat, thinks her chester’s South End: Districts 4, 6, 8. She blasted Thompson during a should have a woman state business and ciyic experience make her 11 and 12. debate Tuesday night, listingbills and She added, “I work in the business representative.” Buckno. 41, a Pennsylvania native. amendments she said he should have community. Bringing a deficit to the Buckno, in fact, sees herself as the best of the two candidates. state is not a successful effort.” something of a trailblazer. Back in the Buckno believes that education, late 1960s, she said, she became the drug abuse, child abuse and day care first management trainee for Sears, Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald are important issues. Roebuck and Co. in the company’s She proposes that a tax-credit eastern district. HELP ON THE WAY — Employees of Gerber Scientific State OKs ‘mining’ at aging iandfiii program for business that provides The list of civic groups Buckno is Products Inc., 151 Batson Drive, prepare to send a sholarships be expanded, and that involved in is a long one for a working THOMPSON (AP) — First Selectman suitable for recycling. The soil will then “For a small town like Thompson, this 300-pound box of clothing and food to Jamaica to help partnerships be set up between mother. But she said a high energy Donald Williams said his town was be used as cover soil for new garbage could give them another year of landfill businesses, schools and labor groups level and good organization make it victims of Hurricane Gilbert. The clothing and food drive facing a solid waste crisis. The town’s buried in the resulting hole. use. which is pretty important to them.” tb provide Job training on up-to-date possible for her to handle her Job and was sponsored by the employees' club and sent through aging landfill was running out of room, The alternative technique is neces­ Williams said the town began looking equipment. She also says that a grant her other responsibilities. and the cost of shipping the trash out of sary in the small town in Connecticut’s into the mining option because “Thomp­ program be established, with finan­ the efforts of the Jamaican Relief Committee of Hartford. That high energy level is exempli­ From left are Michelle Virkler, Liz Edgecomb, Mary town was prohibitively high. northeast corner because the DEP is son, like a number of other towns in cial assistance from busines.ses, to The solution Williams found was reluctant to approve an expansion of the Connecticut, is facing a solid waste reduce the number of high school fied by the way she responded to a fool McNeff, Bruce Lavery and Albert Young. deceptively simple: dig up portions of already full landfill. England said. crisis.” drop-outs. injury a year ago, she says. The the landfill, sift out the big chunks of “It’s a small, older landfill up in an Williams said the town is rapidly She thinks that the death penalty doctor told her to stay off the foot, but garbage for recycling, and use the area with a lot of streams,” he said, running out of room in its landfill for the should be imposed for drug-related Buckno. who swims daily and “speed resulting space to bury new garbage. “And basically, we don’t want to see it 7,000 tons of solid waste it must dispose killings and that continuing drug walks,” was unwilling to give up her Body of missing teen State environmental officials have ap­ any bigger because it could affect those of each year. Williams checked nearby offenders and drug racketeers should active lifestyle. proved the landfill “mining” technique. streams.” towns to see how much it would cost to get life imprisonment. Because of her stubborness, the “It’s the type of idea that seems so He said the mining will take place in ship the trash out of town. His estimate: On day care, she thinks that pain from the foot injury persi.sts identified by obvious once you think of it,” Williams about one or two acres of the eight-acre $525,000 per year. businesses should be encouraged to Buckno said. said. “The problem is to think of it.” landfill, in an older secton of the dump Mining will cost the town about provide it, possibly through tax One of the first things Buckno does Thompson officials learned of the where the trash was burned years ago $117,000, Williams said. incentives. She says she wants to look when she starts her day is to make a SOUTH WINDSOR - A body partially decomposed and could and is now mostly decomposed. He estimated that mining could give list of things to get done. She said she found in a field off Main Street have been in the field for three technique from a New York-based into whether victims of child abuse company that is conducting a similar The soil in those older sections looks Thompson .even longer than an extra are fairly represented in the courts. usually finishes the list, but by the end Sunday has been identified as days to two weeks, according to year of landfill use — possibly 18 months of the day, five more thingsget added. that of a 15-year-old black male police. experiment near Naples, Fla. almost like garden soil, he said. When Those in the business community John England, an environmental solid material such as tires, wood and to three years. and civic organizations who know Buckno is a native of Allentown, Pa. reported missing in Hartford Police said the clothing found In the meantime, he .said, Thompson She graduated in 1968 from Moravian since Oct. 8. police said today. on the youth’s body was "sim­ analyst at the Department of Environ­ pieces of metal is removed, the soil can Buckno sav she is a hard worker. mental Protection, said the project will be reused to cover newly buried trash. he officials will continue to work with the Buckno has been a member of the College in Bethlehem, Pa., with a The body of Kevin Hicks, of 32 ilar” to that described in a Northeastern Connecticut Resource bachelor’s degree in sociology. She Edgewood St., was identified Hartford Police Department be the first of its kind in Connecticut. It is said. Ambassadors Club, the good-will arm expected to begin within two weeks. “By digging this hole and maybe Recovery Authority to develop a long- of the Chamber of Commerce, for worked as a personnel and operations Tuesday by the state medical missing persons flier about manager for Sears from 1968 to 1975. examiner in Farmington through Hicks. The 15-year-oId was re­ Under the project, garbage-laden soil processing about 20,000 cubic yards of range plan. about two years. "From the will be dug up and screened for large material, they stand to gain about 10,000 “It’s really smart shopping as far as chamber’s perspective, whenever she Buckno, her husband, Raymond, a comparison of dental records, ported missing on Oct. 8 by his and their two children live at 326 mother. Cynthia Hicks, police objects, some of which should be cubic yards of cover soil,” England said. solid waste goes.” he said. commits to something, she follows police said. The autopsy also through,” said Anne Flint, the Timrod Road. revealed that Hicks was shot said. twice in the head, police said. Police, who are investigating The youth’s body, which was the death as a homicide, said they found in an area off Main Street have not yet determined a known as the meadows, was motive. OSHA looks at chance In three terms as your State Senator disability led to death Carl Zinsser made a difference. SOUTH WINDSOR (AP) - The house in Hartford where Cun­ federal Occupational Safety and ningham had lived for years. Health Administration is investi­ “His leg. whatever was wrong, it • 1983 Introduced and fought successfully for the passage of the Childrens Trust gating whether the death of a would give out. When he fell, he worker who fell while carrying a would Just get up and say. ‘No bucket of highly toxic acid may problem,”’ Fund - a program to help prevent child abuse. have been caused by the man’s Everyone who knew him was leg disability. aware of the problem, Beaupre Timothy J. Cunningham. 29, said. • 1985 As Chairman of the Energy and Public Utilities Committees was was carrying a 2.5 gallon bucket Brenda Gordon, industrial hy­ of hydrofluoric acid at Metals giene supervisor for OSHA, said instrumental in passing of legislation to lower utilities bills. Testing Co. Oct. 18 when he fell, the investigation is focusing on spilling the corrosive acid on whether proper protective equip­ himself and inhaling the fumes, ment was being used and on the • 1986 Created a $25,000,000 trust fund to help low income people pay for Cunningham was treated at the company’s training procedures. scene and taken to St, Francis Hospital and Medical Center, “To you and I, it’s common heating bills. where he died. sense that it’s not a good work Friends of Cunningham said practice for someone with that that he had a noticeable limp problem to be carrying acid.” stemming from congenital prob­ Gordon said. “But we haven’t had lems with his legs and that his a chance to investigate this. We For six years Carl Zinsser could be right leg would freqOently "give have to verify that that was the Parjners.THe out,” causing him to fall. case..” “When he walked, it appeared There are no specific regula- counted on to work for you. that his right hip would go out a lot , tions that would have prohibited more than his left,” said Brandy Cunningham from doing the Job. In 1989 Connecticut will need leaders that can be counted on to make the right Beaupre. whose family owns the Gordon said. Health R an FbR decisions and the hard choices. Credibility is the key. Zinsser is the man. Mentally retarded put Carl Zinsser supports: in danger, expert says THOSEWhOVE • Passage of a balanced budget amendment for HARTFORD (AP) — The Con­ incomplete, too slow or simply Connecticut. necticut Department of Mental never done. The report also said Retardation is defending itself the state has inadequately inves­ • Passage of a stronger Death Penalty bill. against criticism by a nationally tigated the deaths of some known expert that the state has mentally retarded people. HADlheRRLLOF • Legislation to prevent the state from busing school put mentally retarded people in The Department of Mental danger and violated their rights. Retardation, in its response to children across town lines involuntarily (Forced The charges were contained in Ray’s report, said she ignores a report released ’Tuesday by a significant components of the Busing). federal magistrate and written state’s system to ensure quality by Nancy K. Ray, who was of services and dwells on abuse, Q aim Forms. • State Funds to help low income citizens pay heating retained by a panel of monitors restraint and injuries. overseeing the settlement of a "It’s primary purpose is the bills. 1978 class-action suit aimed at shock the conscience,” the state getting mentally retarded people said of Ray’s report in a legal • iProperty Tax Reform out of institutions. brief. Ray’s report concludes that: The department also asks that Fed up with filling out endless claim forms? Meeting annual deductibles? Paying ■ Helmets, mitts and other the monitors be required to retain physical restraints are exces­ "an impartial expert, who has not surprise medical bUls for servicesyou thought were covered? Check into PARTNERS. Pull Lever 4B sively used at the Mansfield served in any capacity for the Where such things are almost nonexistent. Training School for the mentally parties.” retarded. She also said the state David Shaw, a Hartford attor­ hasn’t monitored the use of ney representing plaintiffs in the restraints as required by the class-action suit, called the settlement. state’s criticism “grasping at, PARTNERS ■ Abusive and negiectfui situa­ straws to try to tell the public AGAIN tions have persisted because the there isn’t a problem and trying Health Han of Southern NewEn^and state’s system for managing the to discredit” Ray. ZINSSER cases of its mentally retarded A conference on the matter is clients is inadequate. scheduled for today before U.S. Paid for by Hinaaer For Senate - ’88, Ron Walah, Treaaurer ■ Investigations into abuse and Magistrate F. Owen Eagan in (800) 223-7331 neglect are. in some cases. Hartford. 60 Washington Avenue. Suite 202, Hamden. CT 06518 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Oct. 26. 19M — 7 i — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 26. 1988

Bolton voters OK L O C A L Settlement reached Activists greet circus NATION & WORLD HARTFORD (AP) — A woman who NEW HAVEN (AP) — A protest by sought $3 million from Torrington and animal-rights activists outside the opening Winsted police in a suit claiming they failed of the Moscow Circus irked some circus- $45,000 for study & S T A T E goers and provided others with “ food for Home builders deny to protect her from an abusive husband has Survivors found Weigh stations opposed settled out of court for $40,000, her lawyer thought.” "That’s what this is about; a said. More than two dozen protesters picketed By Andrew J. Davis and handed out leaflets outside the New Manchester Herald dream,” Marshall said. “ Those GREENWICH (AP) - One resident who radon-insulation link Under the settlement reached last week. Haven Coliseum on Tuesday night. They are my kids. That's my biggest opposes a weigh station for trucks says it is Joanne Tremins, 38, of Torrington will carried placards with such slogans as from ship sunk WASHINGTON (AP) - The Health Service issued a “ health Investment.” unneccesary, and the problem of unsafe BOLTON — Voters at a Special receive $12,500 from Torrington and $27,500 “ Glasnost for Circus Animals” and “ Just National Association of Home advisory,” elevating indoor Town Meeting Tuesday unanim­ Marshall said the study was trucks could be handled by beefing up state from Winsted, said Tremins’ attorney. Say Nyet to the Moscow Circus.” Builders says it won’t recom­ radon to the same status as ously approved a $45,000 appro­ needed so board members could police and using new technology. Burton Weinstein of Bridgeport. “ We welcome cultural exchanges be­ mend any changes in insulation smoking as a health threat. priation so the Public Building make sensible decisions about “ I feel it is unnecessary — we don’t need tween the United States and the Soviet by Typhoon Ruby practices to combat the buildup of EPA believes radon ranks Commission can hire an architect long-range needs. He said the to put a dinosaur in a residential neighbor­ “ It vindicates the principle for which the Union. What we object to in all circuses is radon, which government offi­ second only to smoking as a cause to begin a long-range school- board could not make decisions hood,” said Raleigh Ck>x, a Greenwich case was brought,” that police cannot the Imprisonment and exploitation of cials say is probably the second- of lung cancer. Of the 130,000 without cost estimates, which the resident. “ I would rather see them use respond casually or ignore domestic MANILA, Philippines (AP) - about 150 miles south of where the space study. animals for the amusements of human ranking cause of lung cancer. annual deaths from lung cancer, The approval will affect a study would include. some of the new technology and we need violence, Weinstein said. At least 143 people survived the Marilyn is believed to have gone beings.” said Marsha Rabe, spokeswoman At a news conference Tuesday, about 85 percent are caused by After Marshall spoke, towns­ more state police with their eyes open.” sinking of a passenger ship down. proposal by the Board of Educa­ Torrington city attorney George Simon- an official with the association smoking. EPA estimates radon people voted to close debate. The Another resident, Josephine Conboy, who for the Animal Rights Front. during the height of Typhoon A U.S. Navy spokesman at the tion to build additional class­ celli disagreed. He said the settlement had Circus-goer Ernie Alger of Milford said said it is telling its members to could cause as many as 20,000 rooms at Bolton Elementary voters then unanimously ap­ is secretary for the Highway Safety Ruby, shipping executives said Subic Naxal Base said the Blue nothing to do the merits of the case, and was he thought the protest was ridiculous. continue employing “ the same deaths, which if true would be proved the appropriation. Coalition of Greenwich and Port Chester today as efforts continued to find Ridge was still searching for the School, said School Superintend­ accepted by the company that provides practices we have recommended roughly all those not caused by Hiring of an architect could be (N.Y.) Inc., said her group did a study that hundreds more still missing. vessel’s 15 other crewmen. He ent Richard Packman. The liability insurance for both police depart­ f o r years for energy smoking. discussed when the Public Build­ predicted trucks would bypass the station quoted survivors as saying the school board is scheduled to ments because it was cheaper than the cost Deer hunt called off There were unconfirmed re­ conservation.” Radon is a radioactive gas discuss that proposal Thursday, ing Commission meets Nov. 14, anyway. ports scores of others may have Jet Nann Five capsized 12 hours emitted in some degree by all of going to trial. John Spears, program man­ he said. Packman said. "The study predicted 150 trucks per hour STONINGTON (AP) - The shrub- reached safety on another island. after leaving Cebu Sunday for soils. It quickly decays intoother ager at the association’s national About 40 people attended Tues­ Packman said he hoped the will bypass the weigh station,” Conboy told nibbling deer on Mason’s Island have a new The 2,855-ton Dona Marilyn was Mindanao. Nobody had reported substances, but its decay pro­ research center, said, “ We’ve day’s meeting at the Community study could be completed within officials from the state Department of lease on life, but they will apparently have carrying about 518 passengers any other ship missing until the ducts are also radioactive and found that energy conservation Hall. Before the vote, school six months of the hiring of an Environmental Protection during a hear­ Soviet campaign eyed to live out their days elsewhere. and crew when it sank Monday in Blue Ridge found the survivors. can lodge in the lung, irradiating board Chairman James Marshall architect. ing in Greenwich on Tuesday. Rufus Allyn, the island’s largest lan­ heavy seas about 300 miles The Navy said the four were has little to do with radon the tissue for a lifetime. Indoor NEW HAVEN (AP) — The Soviet Union concentration in the house.” asked townspeople for their Packman said he would make downer, on Tuesday agreed to call off the southeast of Manila in the Vi- being treated for second-degree dust and smoke, and smoke from is using some powerful images to warn its Spears’ conclusion "tracks support. recommendations to the school island’s first deer hunt at least until next sayan Sea. Ships and helicopters sunburn, dehydration and mild tobacco products, can carry these New director named citizens of thedangersofalcoholabuse, and with our preliminary results over Marshall said the school board on the elementary class­ year after opponents of the hunt presented searched the area today. hypothermia. decay products into the lung. is seeking to learn as much as it can from the past few years for both new board's Facilities Study Commit­ room addition on Thursday. him with donations totaling $4,500; enough Bernardo Cabigon, Tacloban President Corazon Aquino told There are many techniques for HARTFORD (AP) — A new director has Western efforts to deal with both alcohol homes and existing homes,” said tee has recommended that nine “ Whatever we decide will im­ to pay for moving about 25 deer to an animal station manager of Sulpicio reporters today she had ordered reducing radon buildup, often the been placed in charge of the Stewart B. and drug problems, say two members of a Environmental Protection new classrooms be built for the pact the larger study,” he said. preserve in upstate New York. Lines, which owned the Dona an investigation of the Marilyn’s same techniques that are used to McKinney Shelter following reports of delegation which just returned from the Agency spokesman Chris Rice. K-8 system, along with more At its Oct. 13 meeting, the “ I don’t like killing,” said Allyn, Marilyn, said 120 of the 143 sinking. “ I ’m telling (the trans­ keep water out of basements such inadequate supervision and shortages of country. EPA is engaged in a cooperative cafeteria space, a gymnasium, school board discussed building president of Mason’s Island Co., a develop­ survivors managed to reach the portation and communication as careful sealing of joints, use of food at the city-run shelter for homeless research program with the more storage space and staff two to three classrooms and toilet “ I think some of our advertising people ment company that owns about a third of small, remote island of Almagro secretary) to investigate this and tight covers on sumps and a thick men. AP photo center. workrooms. facilities at the elementary could use some of their ideas,” Donald J. the island and most of its wooded space. with lifejackets and life boats. find out why they still sailed polyethylene barrier between the City Manager Alfred A. Gatta said his But EPA says increased venti­ school. The discussion came two McConnell, executive director of the “ They want to try it, I ’m happy” to see if it In Cebu, Sulpicio President during very bad weather.” slab and the ground. staff, after negotiating personnel changes S IT TIN G O N RIVERSIDE DRIVE — A resident of Manila lation still may be useful in months after the board voted not. Connecticut Alcohol and Drug Abuse works. Carlos Go said the remaining Last December, another Sulpi­ at the center with the Community Renewal sits atop a street sign Tuesday as he waits for a rescue reducing radon buildup in partic­ to build the classrooms in fa vor of Commission, said Tuesday. The 300-acre island, crowded with survivors had been found by cio ship, the Dona Paz, collided Panel waits Team, has told him that the shelter is ” on ular homes. the long-range study. But with $400,000 homes on narrow, winding, tree- rescuers on other islands and in with an oil tanker off Mindoro team. Heavy rains from Typhoon Ruby have flooded the EMERGENCY track.” McConnell was one of 16 American drug Last month EPA and the Public approval of the study taking lined roads, had long been a sanctuary to island. Only 28 people survived, city. The governmment said. 485,000 Filipinos were Fire — Police — Medical CRT has a $400,000 contract to operate the and alcohol abuse experts who visited the choppy seas. Health Service advised that eve­ longer than anticipated, the the deer, with no hunting allowed. Cabigon said he had been and more than 3,000 were be­ for opinion shelter. Gatta has told the city’s purchasing Moscow and Leningrad under the auspices "affected" by Ruby, meaning their homes were ryone living on a second floor or board reopened the issue, saying But a number of the island’s 225 informed some survivors washed lieved to have perished in the DIAL 911 agent to delay making the contract final of the Citizen Ambassador Program, an destroyed, damaged or flooded or sustained other below should have indoor air that short-term remedies may be landowners got fed up with the deer’s world’s biggest peacetime ship­ In Manchester until his staff can explain to the city council organization founded in 1956 by President ashore wearing two lifejackets. tested for radon. The Public needed. grazing on their ornamental shrubbery and ping disaster. losses. on revision changes made at the 80-bed shelter. Eisenhower to promote international un­ “ I ’m expecting more survivors. If more classrooms were built, organized a limited six-day hunt for A new director took over at the 1-year-old derstanding. W e have not called off By Andrew J. Davis though, it could create problems shelter Monday. Reports on file at city hall December to reduce the herd, estimated at operations.” Manchester Herald for the long-range-study archi­ show that the Hartford social services The delegation was led by Yale professor 12 to 40 deer. Some also have expressed He said the bodies of 26 victims tect, Packman said. A piecemeal department has complained for months to David F. Musto. who has written widely on fears about Lyme disease, which is carried washed ashore at Almagro. The BOLTON — The Charter Revi­ approach could hurt the design of CRT about its management of the shelter. drug and alcohol policy. by the deer tick. Coast Guard said another body sion Commission postponed ac­ the building and disrupt future was found today in waters near tion on suggestions by the Board building considerations, he said. where the ship sank. Almagro’s of Selectmen Tuesday because mayor, Raul Escalante, said he members had not had time to had buried 18 of the victims in a study them. common grave. Commission Chairman Robert The Dona Marilyn left Manila Young adjourned the commis­ on Sunday bound for Tacloban but sion’s meeting after just 40 was buffeted Monday by strong minutes, saying members needed waves and winds of up to 140 mph, time to digest the selectmen’s Last Call For Fall Cabigon said. The coast guard opinions on proposed Changes in said the skipper reported the the Town Charter. vessel listing to the port side in A transcription of a tape of the SAVE WHEN YOU FINISH UP THOSE FALL PROJECTS heavy seas in a radioed distress f r r r selectmen’s Oct. 18 meeting, signal before the ship went down. where the charter changes were WITH HELP FROM MANCHESTER LUMBER In a second, smaller rescue discussed, has not been com­ effort, the U.S. Navy said the USS Card Gallery pleted. further hampering the Blue Ridge found four crewmen Halloween is fun. We've commission’s work. Young said. of the 300-foot Philippine freigh­ pul together First Selectman Sandra W. ter Jet Nann Five, which sank everything you'll need at Pierog said the transcription prices you won't believe could be completed by Thursday. •Witclu's Dress with Bell Pierog apologized for the delay. Church paid •Broom. Hal. Wigs The Charter Revision Commis­ •Nails. Makeup sion will meet again Nov. 3at 7:30 •Halloween Decorations p.m. at the Community Hall. in settlement Selectman Lawrence A. Con­ YOUR HALLOWEEIV HEADQUARTERS SPIDER IN WEB verse III. who did not attend last of sex case Spider piickapcd in ils week’s selectmen’s meeting, I own wri) l)v AM.SCAN promised to give the commission ■f.H' THE UNHOLY TRIO Ri'gnlnr ;t lor $ I . his opinions by Nov. 3. Commis WASHINGTON (AP) - The sion members asked Converse for Archdiocese of Washington made Now Only 6 i on ®1 his opinions, saying that with his a secret out-of-court settlement absence last week, the other four with a 20-year-old man who sued selectmen were deadlocked on the church for negligence after he key issues. was molested by a Catholic priest Without Converse, the select­ in the early 1980s, The Washing­ men evenly split on whether to UNION ton Post reported today. change the form of government The newspaper, citing a source from the selectmen form to a it did not identify, said the town manager style, eliminating archdiocese agreed to pay a the Board of Finance, and getting six-figure sum in the settlement rid of the Public Building WD-40 reached Oct. 14. MICHAEL IS B.ACK Commission. In exchange for the settlement, HALLOWEEN IV V/A COMBINATION P LA STIC LAWN & the plaintiff, who was not identi­ HALLOWEEN LEAF RAKE fied by name, agreed to the CARDS-FUNNY & BLADE GUTTER GUARD 9oz. archdiocese’s request for a court SCAREY! DEP puts order sealing the case file to More than 50, 000 at SKU-30307 $i® 9 SKU-121816 $ i T 9 SKU-818743 $1^9 SKU-2290 $ 6 9 9 prohibit public disclosure of the every store. Choose evidence or the settlement from Hallmark, salmon back amount, the Post said. Recycled and many FREDDY SLASHES! ' The court order sealing the more. JASON S SHOP A real nightmare. The in Shetucket STOCKADE FENCING case was signed by Montgomery OF HOP.HORS! complete outfit including County, Md., Circuit Judge Stan­ Jason's mask and the sadistic sweater, glove, hat and 4’ X 8’ ley B. Frosh. The trial on the tools of his trade. Mask only, mask available. NORWICH (AP) - Atlantic lUMBCR $1999pER SEC. lawsuit had been scheduled be­ regular or glow in the dark. salmon are swimming in the mhcikst*" fore Frosh next month. Shetucket River for the first time 5’ X 8 ’ The plaintiff was one of three Now ®.'5.98 JUST FOR in about 150 years. $22^BpER SEC. teen-agers sexually abused in the KIDS-CLOWNS AND | Some 200 salmon were released ROUND RAIL 6’ X 8 ’ SPLIT RAIL early 1980s by the Rev. Peter M. PRINCESSES! by state Department of Environ­ $2499pER SEC. McCutcheon. who was arrested Card Gallery has a mental Protection workers Tues­ FENCING FENCING and pleaded guilty to criminal complete selection day as part of a program aimed at 2 RAILSa ^ ^ q m charges in 1986. of costumes for reintroducing the once native fish 2 RAILS 6 a o Q PRESSURE TREATED The plaintiff, who had sought $2 children. Available $049 10’ SEC. into the Thames River and its THE HOMEBUILDER’S RESOURCE CENTER 1 POST ^ 5 F ^ ® 1 0 ’SEC DOWLED POSTS 1 POST million in damages, alleged that in all sizes with tributaries. church officials “ knew of or accessories to The effort, if successful, would Knowledgeable Staff should have known” of McCut- match. not only be a victory for conserva­ Talking with the people at Manchester Lumber Is easy i'V and enjoyable. They understand the building Industry cheon’s pedophilia before he was COSTUMES tionists, but also a boon for the and are constantly learning about new products and arrested. local economy as fishermen techniques. Assisting contractors and homeowners Is McCutcheon, who was sent­ FOR ADUl.TS! very Important to them. journey to the region for the enced to 25 years in prison after Prisoner, Ninja, Elvira j chance to catch the prized fish. Innovative Displays pleading guilty to molestation plus many more. We When Oswego County in New Manchester Lumber’s displays are designed to show charges, later had the sentence never run out ol how various Items will look when Installed, exhibit a costumes, even at the York reintroduced salmon into its wide variety of exciting possibilities and enhance ADS reduced to probation on condition NIXON, CARTER. ALF-THE FRIENDLY rivers early this decade, studies knowledge of the product. For example, windows are that he move into a church-run REAGAN! ALIEN! last minute. Card built Into a display wall, viewable from both sides. A WORK PIPE Gallery has everything showed tourists pumped an addi­ LATTICE treatment center in New Mexico. Plus hundreds of other Just one of the hundreds cut-away model shows how the window Is constructed you need for tional $7 million to $8 million into and how It Is Installed In the wall. SAW HORSES BENCH ES SOLID He is there now. masks. Nobody has more of Halloween masks Halloween. the economy annually, studies Quality Products $ 2 9 9 than Card Gallery. W e’ve available at Card OR 4’ X 8’ $ 1 2 9 9 showed. Manchester Lumber carries only products that will 9 4 ^ 9 s , , $ 2 9 9 9 Homosexual priest got all the accessories, Gallery. Ronald R. Whiteley, president meet or exceed the strict requirements of building PERF 10’ SEC. tradesmen. Brands Include Andersen and Marvin win­ WHILE THEY LAST TRICK OR TREAT-SWEETS! too! of the Thames River Watershed dows, Armstrong celling tile, Bruce floors, Makita and Is excommunicated Association, said it is possible Milwaukee power tools, Manville Insulation, Alcoa gut­ Milk chocolate, almond, Reese’s or Kit Kat. 30 pieces some of the salmon will soon ters, Stanley hand tools, USQ wallboard, GAF and Bird MANY MORE SPECIALS IN STORE MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Wil­ to a box. Regular price $3.39. N o w ®2.39 begin m igrating down the roofing, Douglas fir studs, MlnWsx and Cupiinol stains liam Dorn Jr.. 36, who was and more. suspended from the Roman Ca­ Thames Riveron a 6,000-mile trip To do the job right, you need the right tool. Manchester Cl^ fpe to the frigid waters of Greenland Lumber carries 40 different hammers, 20 different saws, tholic priesthood after revealing and back. 20 different rulers, fO different squares, 9 different he is homosexual, has been CAi^i> gallery lanes, hundreds of drill and router bits. They carry banned from the priesthood The earliest the fish would Kardwoods In 1" and 2" stock and specialty plywoods return would be 1990. By that In oak, birch, knotty pine, mahogany and poplar. forever and excommunicated. GRAND RE-OPENING SALE IN MANCHESTER A church tribunal found Dorn SNAKES. RATS, time. Whiteley said, it is hoped a Custom Mlllwork BATS, MICE! fish ladder at Greeneville Dam The new Manchester Lumber will continue their 82 year guilty of leaving the Catholic Visit the newly remodeled Card Gallery in Manchester will be completed. The ladder tradition of personalized services. Their Mlllwork church, joining the Episcopal Hundreds to Department can make special size and prs-hung doors. MANCHESTER LUMBER church and having a sexual choose from... at the Manchester Parkade (next to Super Stop & Shop). would allow the fish to continue They can custom make windows or cut and rsgroove upstream to natural spawning sash and fit them to old windows. They can duplicate “ The Contractors’ Choice, The Homeowners’ Helper” relationship outsi^ of marriage. Priced from Come in and celebrate our newest store. grounds in shallow waters. many moldings. This Is especially Important In restora­ tion work. If you need to have lumber planed or desire 401 NEW STATE ROAD 643-5144 In 1853, Cincinnati, Ohio, be­ 9 9 ' ^ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIM. NO DEALERS PLEASE. SALE ITEMS LIMITED TO IN STORE S '^ K NOJWIN CHECKS. SALE However, the restocking effort an unusual size mantel, the Manchester Lumber came the first American city to PRICES IN THIS AD END AT C U ^ E OF BUSINESS...... ON 10-31-88. " " NO REFUNDSOR " RETURNS ' ON HALLOWEEN MERCHANDISE. will not be a complete success Mlllwork Department can do Itl HOURS; Monday through Saturday 7:00 to 5:00 ALL PRICES CASH AND CARRY ONLY MASTER CARD AND VISA ACCEPTED pay its firefighters a regular until fish ladders are installed at salary. two more dams further north. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 26. 1988 - t 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 26, 1988

Public interest groups are warning that the aouthem city of Taegu, police and the only 50 percent or less of the eligible voters U.S. Embassy said. It was the third attack Ten Marines killed Soviets aid whales Klan ordered to pay $1 million NATION will go to the polls on Nov. 8, about the same on U.S. offices in two weeks. The students were demanding the arrest ABOARD THE ADMIRAL as the record low 49 percent turnout in the National Oceanic and Atmos­ White Knights, was ordered to Tuesday to give those who “If the $30,000 holds up, and I 1024 presidential election. of former President Chun Doo-hwan, who is MAKAROV (AP) - Two So­ pheric Administration. ATLANTA (AP) - A state as copters collide lawmaker vowed to seek wages, pay $50,000, the highest of the 11 brought the lawsuit time to decide don’t feel that it will hold up, they The declining turnout, down from a under parliamentary investigation for viet icebreakers flying U.S. whether to join City Councilman would play the devil getting it,” & W O R L D record high 79 percent In 1896, puts the alleged corruption. and Russian flags worked Morris, Rear Adm. Sigmund guns and even Confederate flags defendants. Petersen of NOAA and Capt. from 11 Klansmen to collect his “I guarantee if (Holland’s) got Hosea Williams, who wanted to Stephens said. “I don’t have United States at the bottom of the voter YUMA, Ariz. (AP) - Two remotedesertsiteabout7:45p.m., through the night to smash drop it. anything such as that.” Dukakis loses case participation list in the world’s democratic ’Tuesday about 2>A hours east of Jim McClelland of the U.S. share of a $1 million award to civil a pickup truck. I’m going to take Marine Corps helicopters through an ice ridge blocking it. If he’s got a shotgun in the back Williams, who helped organize Stephens, an electrician, said systems. ‘Mafia’ kills doctor crashed in a desert gunnery the Yuma Marine Corps Air the path to freedom for two Coast Guard flew to the rights marchers pelted with BOSTON (AP) — A federal appeals court icebreaker Admiral Makarov rocks in nearly all-white Forsyth (of the truck), I’m going to take it, the march and was among those he rents his home. has rejected Democratic presidential can­ range during a training exercise, Station, said Marine Public Af­ whales trapped in ice off too — and I want his Confederate who filed the lawsuit, urged The march was a forerunner to LOCRI, Italy (AP) — A 4-year-old girl and the 10 people aboard were fairs Chief Gunnery Sgt. Hal Alaska for nearly three weeks. around noon as it waited about County. didate Michael Dukakis’ attempt to use his South Africa votes has died four days after the surgery that left 25 miles northeast of Barrow. A federal jury found the Ku flag,” McKinney said. toward the end of the trial that the a larger demonstration a week power as governor to block a Massachu­ killed, officials said today. Wheeler. Rescuers, meanwhile, said Defense attorneys were suit be dropped because it would later in which an estimated 24,000 JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) - her in a coma and also apparently led to the It was the second crash Involv­ Ground rescue efforts were not Tuesday they succeeded in Klux Klansmen and two white setts National Guard training mission in Mafia-style murder of her surgeon, Italian After a perfunctory briefing, supremacist groups responsible stunned by the verdict unsealed impoverish the families of KKK people turned out. State, local, Central America. Black, white, Asian and mixed-race voters ing military helicopters this being attempted before today moving the California gray the icebreaker’s skipper said Tuesday and said they would members. county and federal troops were cast ballots under heavy guard today In media reported. week. because the site is part of a target whales around a shoal that had for disrupting the Jan. 17, 1987, The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Caterina Giampaolo, who died Tuesday, he was ready to begin work march north of Atlanta, and appeal. Holland’s attorney, Jef­ Williams said he has forgiven called out to protect the marchers issued a one-sentence order Tuesday segregated municipal elections, with the The aircraft were being used in area and may be surrounded by stymied progress for three immediately. frey Sliz, called it “grossly the Klan “and other white su­ and prevent violence. ruling party of President P.W. Botha was the daughter of Antonio Giampaolo, a a ’’troop insertion exercise” with unexploded ordnance. days. awarded $948,650 in damages to affirming a May 6 decision by U.S. District reputed local Mafia boss and fugitive who “We shall commence just 49 demonstrators who filed suit. unreasonable.” premacists for brutalizing us” In February 1987, an all-white Judge Robert Keeton, who upheld federal expected to lose ground to right-wing crews using night-vision goggles He said the precise location of As darkness fell, the mam­ Another defense attorney, Jane during the march. federal jury in Alabama awarded opponents. was sentenced to 27 years in prison in 1986 when the crash occurred, said mals were only about two now,” said Sergei Fedorovich “It is a message to the Ku Klux supremacy over the National Guard. for kidnapping. the wreckage was not known. Reshetov. "In five minutes, Klan nationwide that this can Plaglnos, said the plaintiffs had There had been 57 plaintiffs. a black woman, Beulah Mae In his presidential campaign, Dukakis The balloting for 7,500 town council seats Army Maj. Linda Dumoulin, a Yuma is about 180 miles miles from the water opened no proof for any injury that would Williams and three others Donald, $7 million from the marked the first time all four major race The dead girl’s uncle, Vincenzo Giorgi, by the Soviet ships. our engines will be ready.” happen to you,” said state Rep. has denounced the administration for its 25, is being held for questioning by police in Pentagon duty officer. southwest of Phoenix on the J.E. “Billy” McKinney, one of the mandate such severe damages. dropped out during the trial and United Klans of America and six “failed and illegal” policy of supporting groups in South Africa vote on the same Four people were on a CH-46 Colorado River. Rescuers planned to use a The 440-foot icebreaker, an “They did not prove anybody four others dropped out Tuesday. members or former members of connection with the murder of her surgeon. tractor-like device propelled American flag flying above its demonstrators. Nicaraguan rebels, and he said sending day, but a low black turnout was expected. helicopter and six on a UH-1 Monday night, a UH-IH helic­ McKinney said he and the other was hurt, literally, or lost wages, The jury awarded $50 to each the group after her son, Michael Guard troops to the region was an attempt copter. Both helicopters are opter crashed near the U.S.- by pontoon augers today to cut frost-encrusted superstruc­ anything. They did not prove plaintiffs in compensatory dam­ Donald, was beaten, strangled the relatively thin ice remain­ ture, quickly cruised through plaintiffs “are determined we to intimidate Nicaragua. Korean students riot Eastern gets jet back designed to carry more troops but Mexico border in California, will get every dime that we can anything,” she said. ages. The rest was in punitive and hanged in a tree in 1981 at age were not transporting full teams killing the five lawmen and three ing between the whales and the thin ice to the pressure ridge She said that within 30 days she damages. The lawsuit had sought 19. icebreakers’ farthest that is the last significant get out of the Klan.” Voter turnout may slip SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Chanting MIAMI (AP) — U.S. Customs released a for the exercise, which Dumoulin National Guardsmen aboard dur­ The award, the second major would ask U.S. District Judge $1.5 million. Attorney Morris Dees, who $14 million Eastern jetliner after the airline said was part of a weapons- ing the first mission of a joint advance. barrier to freedom. In just a One defendant was found not represented marchers in the anti-government and anti-U.S. slogans, few hours, the ship had battled one involving a Klan organization Charles A. Moye Jr. to dismiss or WASHINGTON (AP) - The turnout in radical students today threw firebombs and put up a line of credit for a $896,000 fine tactics instructor’s course. anti-drug smuggling program. The whales will probably be in two years, includes $400,000 lower the damages. iiable. Georgia case, was also an attor­ the presidential election is expected to be rocks at three government buildings and a levied after 56 pounds of cocaine was found There were no survivors, said The Army National Guard free by late this afternoon if almost three-fourths of the The jury reached its verdict Ed Stephens, grand dragon of ney for the family in the Alabama things go as well as they did way through the ridge, a each from the Southern White one of the lowest this century, continuing a U.S. cultural center, police and news on board. Marine Gunnery Sgt. Hal copter smashed into the rocky Knights of the Ku Klux Klan and Oct. 5, agreeing that the violence the Invisible Empire Knights, case. He heads the Montgomery, trend of declining voter participation in a reports said. The airline said it would appeal the fine, Wheeler, public affairs chief at foothills of the Laguna Mountains ’Tuesday, said rescue coordi­ jumble of ice blocks as big as amounted to a violation of the was ordered to pay $30,000 but he Ala.-based Southern Poverty nator Ron Morris of the small houses. the Invisible Empire Knights of nation that prides itself as a beacon of About 100 students directed their attack along with $13 million in fines for drugs the Yuma Marine Corps Air and burst into flames after the Ku Klux Klan. David Holland, marchers' civil right. Moye or­ said the marchers may have a Law Center, which operates a Western democracy, say political analysts. on the U.S. Information Service building in discovered on other Eastern aircraft. Station. , striking the 500,000 kilowatt grand dragon of the Southern dered the verdict sealed until hard time collecting it. group called Klanwatch. The copters went down in the power line. Urban youths face in the Greater growing problems OPPORTUNITIES Manchester Area REAL ESTATE "V mi WASHINGTON (AP) - Key The study found problems 543 North Main St. MIS problems among children in affecting children in the cities featuring: America’s cities, including drug inciude: Mancheatar 646-5200 abuse, pregnancy and school ■ Insufficient day care. It said 6 4 7 - 8 8 9 5 ^ dropouts, have grown worse over ^ 1. an estimated 45 percent of the EPSTEIN REALTY the past five years, according to a need for licensed child care goes sns Realty Co, report released today by the U.S. unmet. REAL ESTATE « Conference of Mayors. ■ A 38 percent average high Each office Independently owned and operated. These problems, plus inade­ school dropout rate in the ciass of 646-5200 647-8000 985 Main Street, Manchester quate health care for children in 1988 even though 60 percent of the BOLTON *168,000 Three of the Best Buys In Town low-income families and a iack of <. f-it Move In Tomorrow!! cities reported investing public 1 acre wooded country setting affords pri­ affordable child care, worsened MaachMlw R«4m «4 to *128,840 Cape money in programs to encourage vacy to the new owner of this cozy 3 bed­ in 80 percent of the cities that students to stay in school. A •m(H buy) Spielout 3 badroom, ZVi Manchester *151,900 cited them, the study said. room ranch w /l car garage. Brand new in­ bath cantraf air conditlonad unit faatur- ■ A 14.6 percent rate of births terior and exterior! New wiring, flooring, Ing a full baamant wHh 2 flniahad rooma and a privata backyard with patio. VA, Charming home located in The report surveyed officials in to mostly unmarried teen-age paint, plumbing, siding and more! 52 cities in 22 states and the FHA Approvad. sought after Lydall Woods! Spa­ mothers among the 529,458 births Fiano Realty Gallery O f Homes 646-5200. District of Coiumbia. It was cious open floor plan, 2 bed­ in the survey cities during 1986. rooms, I'/i baths, atrium doors financed by the Foundation for The rate of births to black teens APPROVED BUILDING LOTS to patio. Beautiful landscaped Child Development and published was even higher at 21.6 percent Maachtstor RaOucaO to *184,800 yard! Home ownership - but if by the U.S. Conference of City that year. Spaeloua wall oarad for Lydall Wooda 3 Human Services Officials, an BOLTON • From 1*3 acres. Approved building lots in an area of distinct Bbn, ivt bath Colohlalfaaturing latfloor lawn & driveway needs plowing ■ An infant mortality rate homes. From *95,000. family room, fat floor laundry, loada of it can be done for *20.00! affiliate of the U.S. Conference of among blacks of 18.5 per thou­ atoraga and attachad garaga. Low Mayors. maintananca f aaa and a prica that'a hard sand in 1986, compared with a MANCHESTER * Approved lots zoned for 2 family home, city water, to baatl Colonial J. Thomas Cochran, executive rate of 12.6 per thousand for all sewer and gas, *125,000. M anchester *129,900 director of the mayor’s group and infants. the affiliate, said the report was MANCHESTER * Approved lot overlooking Manchester MANCHESTER *180,000 BOLTON *274,900 BOLTON *209,000 Cheney Victorian Doll House re­ intended to “lead us toward The report said mayors of the Cluh. Area of exclusive homes. *110,000. Brand New Listing! 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It estimated that 28.5 percent of funding for family and children’s Fiano Realty Gallery Of Homes 646-5200. the more than 18.5 million child­ programs, increase the emphasis ‘Homework Is What We Do Best! ren living in central cities live in on and funding for substance > -< poverty, compared with a 20 abuse prevention, and make a percent poverty rate for all U.S. greater investment in children. education.” DON’T REAL e s t a t e s e r v ic e s Drug fights effects Center St., Manchester, 643-4060, LET THE NEW CAPE of intestinal cancer TREE SHADED Hurry and aaa th li 7 room. Ilk bath homa with fireplacad * 7 Real Eslate Lot on Autumn Stroot that !• 500- doop will holp koop Ih li 6 firtt floor family room and firat floor laundry room. 3 BRAND NEW LISTING!!! NEXT MANCHESTER *139,900 WASHINGTON (AP) - New the brand name Sandostatin, does room Colonial cool In aummar and tha flraplaca will warm badrooma all on aocond floor. 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Oct. 26, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Oct. 26, 1988 - 11 OPINION FOCUS/Advice WIT OP THE WORLD PRKlDeuTlAL Tl/V\E,eR A bicycle to help 'can lady’ make rounds A quifer Ja c k I ©UteciNaNN/^ RSTB® DEAR MR. ROSS: drinking are NOT the problem. The As for me. I’m a single parent with NSA. A nderson There’s a lady in our problem is lack of desire and ambition two daughters and work for minimum d e cisio n s town we call the “can to Buceded. Can you help? wage, so I can’t buy it for him. lady” because she goes MR. D.S., He’s very lonely and feeble, but to public places almost T hanks RENO, NEV. never complains. He keeps hoping his daily to get aluminum AMilHon son who lives out of state will come to cans out of the trash. DEAR MR. S.; I can no more give visit, but he liever does. Maybe his son difficuit She rides an old bicy­ Percy Ross your young man the ambition to will at least call if he has a telephone. cle and is out in any kind succeed than I could give a dying man And I can keep in touch with him from U.S. works of weather making her the will to live. Perhaps someday he’ll across town. What’s more important rounds. One has to ad­ develop the desire to lead a productive — he could call in case of an The refusal of the Zoning Board of Appeals mire her grit and deter­ life, in which case I’d be glad to give emergency. Monday to allow expansion of an auto body mination to make her own way. I once takes all kinds and no one is qualified him the tools to succeed. MS. C.C., shop located on land over an underground to soften asked her about it, and she told me to judge the quality of another’s life. I However, should he choose not to, ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILL. w ater supply illustrates the tough decisions this is the way she pays her bills. could be wrong, but I’d venture to say remember it’s his life and we all If you feel this is a worthy cause, I this woman has more purpose and march to the beat of a different DEAR MS. C.: I don’t know if this is zoning officials are going to have to m ake in would like to see her get a new lady’s direction in her life, than many others drummer. The only way I can help what AT&T had in mind when they the future when aquifer protection regulations trade rule bike complete with a big basket in the who possess a whole lot more. right now is to suggest you cut him started the slogan, “Reach out and are approved. front to hold her cans. A^ for me, I suggest the entire high loose, so he can sink or swim. That touch someone” ... but it sure rings 0 It will be hard enough down the line to I’m a part-time school custodian school — principal and all — present might seem tough, but that is what is true in this case. For your friend’s WASHINGTON — U.S. officials are going to bat and that is how I came to know about forbid new businesses and industries from for big business, urging Canada to relax its tough this woman with the new lady’s known as tough love. physical safety, as well as psychologi­ PEOPLE her. If you decide to grant my request, all-terrain bike that my forthcoming cal well-being, my check for adaptive locating above the aquifer, giving up gains in new standard protecting workers from hazardous you might have the bike sent to our check will buy. Thanks for writing! DEAR MR. ROSS: I’m requesting a phone equipment and installation is Rust wants to visit Moscow economic development and sources of chemicals on the job. The meddling has angered local high school, and the principal special speaking handset for an on the way. . taxation. DUK^KlS m w QUAVL^ labor unions on both sides of the border who say could award her with it. I’m sure DEAR MR. ROSS: This is not a 80-year-old man who had surgery for FRANKFURT, West Germany (AP) - But it will be even more difficult to tell that the United States has no right to intervene in you’ve heard this from many others, request for money. This is a request larynx cancer — resulting in speech Minneapolis millionaire Percy Ross Mathias Rust, the West German pilot who Canadian affairs, especially when the safety of existing businesses, particularly businesses but you’ll not find one who is more for your resources to save a 28-year- difficulties. AT4T told me that the is internationally known for his landed in Red Square last year and spent 14 workers is on the line. deserving. old young man. This fella is a high special handset costs $80 plus tele­ philanthropic works and likes to months in prison for violating Soviet air space, that have a good reputation, that they cannot c Open Forum By its actions, the United States may have fueled MS. A.N., school graduate and an attractive phone installation. encourage others to help solve prob­ wants to return to visit Moscow legally, a grow. opposition to the controversial free trade INDIANAPOLIS, IND. person, yet he only wants to be a hobo. This man lives alone on minimal lems for those in need. Write to Percy magazine reported. When Bob’s Auto Body Shop on New State agreement between the two countries — an My wife and I have raised him “by Social Security. He had his telephone Ross c/o the Manchester Herald, P.O. The weekly Goldenes Blatt said Tuesday that Road asked for a special exception to expand 8th choice easy: of her district to assist them in a evening at the Manchester High agreement that has some Canadians worried about DEAR MS. N: Before I started this the book." We have given him a good disconnected when his wife died a few Box 35000, Minneapolis, Minn. 55435. Rust, 20, had been denied a visa by the Soviet its operation, town officials recommended the variety of locally-based issues. School. After expenses, the bal­ the "Americanization” of Canada. column, I would have had pity for your example. We have funded numerous years ago — he couldn’t talk well Include a telephone number if you embassy in Bonn and now plans to write These issues have involved librar­ ance was donated to the handi­ "can lady.” I would have thought, enough to use it. wish. All letters sent to Ross are read. directly to Mikhail Gorbachev. firm be required to hook up to a storm drain in Vote for Prague The issue that caught the attention of U.S. trade ventures to get him on the right path. ies, fire departments, pollution capped program, which at the officials was a new Canadian program to warn “Oh, what a sorry lot in life.” That is Nothing we do seems to work. The real kicker is — he is still Only a few are answered in this “I wanted to visit Red Square and see the Adams Street as a m eans of avoiding To the Editor: control and use of lakes, as well as time was located in Bunce School. workers about hazardous chemicals they no longer the case. At stake is his well-being, as well^as making payments on his wife’s final column, although others may be city’s sights with my mother. Other than the T accidental chemical spills that could work a number of issues involving The Recreation Department encounter on the job. It is similar to a "right to You see. I’ve truly learned that it my wife’s and my health. Drugs'and hospital bill. acknowledged privately. court and the cell, I saw little of Moscow,” Rust into the underground water source. As the election season slips into individual constituents. In all mentioned that it could use a know” program in the United States, but it impose.s said. But most of the m em bers of the Zoning its final weeks, the choices cases, Edith has exhibited an baseball pitching machine. The more strict disclosure rules on Canadian Board of Appeals apparently felt that between candidates for some awareness of the issues involved Manchester Square Dance Club businesses. Stewart cancels concert and has been quick to provide purchased an automatic baseball measure was not adequate to guarantee that offices become luminously clear. The United States attempted to soften the Education is best defense BLOOMINGTON. Minn. (AP) - An undis One such choice that has become answers to assist the people of her pitching machine and donated it to Canadian rule, claiming it was.too much trouble storing 35 to 50 more cars on a parking lot the department to be used by all closed illness forced rock star Rod Stewart to easily apparent toushasbeenthat district. Wehavepersonallyfound and expense for American companies doing Dr. G ott cancel a concert here about 50 minutes after it would not pose too great a pollution risk. in the race for state representa­ her readily accessible and helpful the leagues. business in Canada. Last July, the office of U.S. More hard decisions, like the one made Peter Qott, M.D. against all sexual diseases was scheduled to start. tive in the 8th Assembly District. day or night. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter sent a cable At 8:20 p.m. Monday, a member of Stewart’s Monday, are still to come. We will cast our votes on Nov. 8 for The 8th District has been well Our dances have been mostly to Canadian officials via the U.S. embassy in held at Waddell and Verplanck road crew announced to the audience of about our current representative, Edith served by having Edith Prague as Ottawa. Our associate Scott Sleek obtained a copy DEAR more apt description of success 9,100 at the Met Center that the singer was ill Prague, and hope that others in our representative and, indeed, schools. When Waddell School of that cable. It asks the Canadians to delay the READERS: than this one: “He can hardly talk,” the aide told the the district will do so as well. ourentire state is the better for her needed a drinking fountain and a implementation of the regulations, scheduled to go According to “To laugh often and love much; audience. He said Stewart had consulted with a presence in the Legislature. We coat rack, the Manchester Square into effect Oct. 31, and to hold talks on the the National to win the respect of intelligent doctor before the show. Edith has distinguished herself urge the rest of the voters in the 8th Dance Club donated both. A American concerns. Adolescent Stu­ D ear Abby persons and the affection of The concertgoers filed out of the stadiuivi during her time in the Legislature District to join us on Nov. 8 in drinking fountain was also do­ dent Health children; to earn the approbation peacefully, but many were disgruntled. Hospital should The talks were held in August, but the Canadians Abigail Van Buren as not only an effective voice for casting a vote for continuing nated to Verplanck School. Dur­ refused to delay the effective date. Many causes Survey, says of honest critics and to endure the The concert’s producers said they will try to Eastern Connecticut, but as a excellence in government by ing the holiday season, the price of The bold request by the trade office didn’t sit well USA Today, betrayal of false friends; to reschedule the performance. run ambulances representative whose feelings re-electing EdithPraguetooffice. admission to a dance was to bring with U.S. labor leaders. “The U.S. government is most teen­ appreciate beauty; to find the and concerns go beyond the a non-perishable food item, which essentially acting as an agent of U.S. industry,” of neuropathy agers know best in others; to give of one’s bounds of the 8th District and truly Lawrence G. Mickel was delivered to a town depart­ said Peg Seminario, associate director of how AIDS is self; to leave the world a bit Begin breaks silence make her a spokesman for our ment for the less fortunate. transmitted, better, whether by a healthy Because the Ambulance Service of Ellen C. Mickel occupational safety and health for the AFL-CIO. DEAR DR. GOTT: I was told I had periphernal JERUSALEM (AP) - Former Prinu entire state. She has shown this in 1847 Main St. Those were the days when we but they don’t know how to avoid , not just say, “Mrs. Brown was 67 child, a garden patch, or a Manchester is for sale, Manchester Memorial “Its outrageous that the American government neuropathy due to alcohol. I was advised to stop getting a sexually transmitted years old"? People are living redeemed social condition; to Minister Menachem Begin broke his custom her efforts to improve our state's Coventry had a membership of 250 couples would intervene and try to postpone Canadian drinking (which I did) and take Elavil. After two ary silence to telephone his successor, Yitzhak Hospital should buy it to round out its medical educational system and provide and over. Now our membership is disease. More than 11,000 eighth-, much longer today, and some have played and laughed with , regulations that give Canadian workers the right to months I noticed no change in my back and lower leg ninth- and lOth-graders were people in their 70s and 80s are in enthusiasm and sung with exula- Shamir, and wish him a happy birthday. service to the community, particularly in appropriate funding for our under 85 couples and the expenses know.” pain. Am I on the right track? Shamir, running for re-election in the Nov. 1 Square dancers have more than tripled. surveyed. The fads are good health, still active and tation; to know that even one life 2 emergency medicine. schools, in her consistent advo­ At the heart of the U.S. concern is the proposed frightening: productive, and are not "old.” has breathed easier because you elections, celebrated his 73rd birthday Tues­ Manchester’s emergency medical service cacy of programs to benefit the Over the years thesquare dance free trade agreement. In the cable, the trade office day with a surprise party at his office. helped the town club has been asked to put on ■ More than half do not know I hope you print this. Maybe have lived — this is to have now involves the town’s police department, elderly, and, most notably, in her stated that the new Canadian program would pose DEAR READER: Alcohol abuse is a common that taking birth control pills newspaper editors and reporters succeeded.” — Ralph Waldo Aides prepared a cake decorated with iced unflinching efforts to enact legis­ To the Editor: demonstrations at churches, an obstacle to free trade. By tying the regulations cause of peripheral neuropathy, a malfunction of won’t protect them from a will get the message and quit Emerson (1803-1882). flowers and the traditional Jewish blessing the town’s fire department, the Eighth lation that will stiffen the penal­ fairs, senior centers and convales­ nerves in the arms and legs, marked by numbness, “May you live until 120” as well as a special District’s fire department, and the privately to the issue of free trade, the United States may sexually transmitted di.sease. referring to people in their late ties for drunken driving and To the Board of Directors: cent homes. There always have have aggravated what is already an emotionally tingling and weakness. You are certainly on the ■ Nearly four out of every 10 60s as “elderly.” DEAR ABBY: You told the wish that Shamir serve “another four years” owned ambulance service. reduce the carnage that too often A group of Manchester resi­ been volunteers. Some members charged issue in Canada. The free trade agreement right track. students don’t know an adult they OFFENDED office worker who was subjected as Israel’s prime minister. , It is working well despite the need to abounds on the highways of dents who were taking square even danced at the New York Stopping alcohol is an important step for you to could talk to if they thought they INARCADIA, CALIF. daily to boring details of a fellow Since Begin resigned without explanation in faces a referendum in Canada in November and take. If you were drinking heavily, you may have 1983, he has been a virtual recluse, emerging ' coordinate administratively and medically Connecticut. dance lessons in Vernon ap­ World’s Fair. many Canadians see it as a step toward U.S. might have a sexually transmit­ employee’s personal life that 6 become vitamin-deficient as a consequence of the from his Jerusalem home only to attend annual among the contributing units. It is worthy of note that in this proached Jim Herdic, who was at Have you ever been at a New domination of their market. ted disease. DEAR OFFENDED: You co-workers are like “Family” Year’s Eve Dance where alco­ alcohol abuse; make sure that you take a vitamin memorial services for his late wife, Aliza. But there is no assurance that a new private latter effort Edith has shown the time Manchester recreation The new Canadian hazardous chemicals rule ■ Half are either unsure or rattled the right cage. The and it’s only natural to talk about herself to be a woman willing to holic beverages are not allowed? supplement because a deficiency can produce believe — wrongly —' that wash­ newspaper person who referred their personal lives. owner of the ambulance service would work director, about starting a square does not mesh with U.S. and European standards, neuropathy. take a stand not only on a tough dance club in town. Mr. Herdic The Manchester Square Dance so manufacturers would have to relabel all ing after sex reduces chances of to the 67-year-old woman as You missed an important point, Koch meets fire victim as well as the present one. And if the entire Club have been holdi ng this type of There are other causes of neuropathy; these AIDS infection. “elderly” must Ifeve been in his Abby. In addition to being a issue itself, but on an issue that has was very enthused. That was in containers exported to Canada, U.S. officials said. . include diabetes and neurological diseases. There­ emergency medical service can become a pitted her against powerful, self- 1956. a dance every year for over 30 About sexual behavior: — or her — mind-20s. selfish boor, the woman is also NEW YORK (AP) — A 12-year-old boy who But that isn’t the only problem. Manufacturers fore, I think that you should check with your doctor ■ 62 percent of boys and 76 cheating her employer — twofold. was nearly killed six years ago in a fire set by public, non-profit operation, its administra­ serving interests to whom a iesser Manchester residents from all years. don’t have to disclose hazardous ingredients in a for examination and testing. tion would obviously become simpler. person would have knuckled stations in life became club My wife and I have been percent of girls believe it is DEAR ABBY: I recently heard When engaged in these lengthy his father met with Edward I. Koch but product if the formula is a trade secret, but a I should add that Elavil, an anti-depressant, has acceptable for people their age to that you were opposed to using “Conversations,” not only is she resisted the mayor’s attempts to coax him For a number of reasons, some of them under and given up the fight, members. Doctors, teachers, law­ members of the club for over 30 company can’t simply make that claim and skirt been reported to cause peripheral neuropathy. In years. The Manchester Square have sex with someone they’ve live animals for medical re­ failing to do the work for which back to New York. political, the hospital did not take over the theieby making all of us the yers, farmers, postmen, milk­ the law. The Canadian program requires addition, alcoholics must be very cautious about losers. Edith has persisted and, if Dance Club has never turned its dated for a long time. search. Surely you know that we she is being paid, she is keeping David Charles Rothenberg, whose plight was entire emergency medical service operation men, construction workers, manufacturers to prove that the formula should be taking mind-altering substances; it’s too easy to ■ 18 percent of boys and 4 never would have discovered her co-workers from doing their depicted Tuesday night in the ABC-TV movie re-elected, stands an excellent butchers, custodians and many back on any Manchester resident substitute one form of drug abuse for another. I’d when it was instituted, despite the fact that confidential. Companies must pay the government percent of girls say it’s accepta­ vaccines for numerous diseases work as well. “David,” remains disfigured by the burns he chanceof finally seeing herefforts others made up the membership who wanted to learn to square for the cost of documenting that a formula is a discuss this situation with your doctor. You need many Manchester residents would have dance. Spectators were always ble for people their age to have had they not been tested on What’s wrong with the listener suffered March 2, 1983, when he was left in the in this regard lead to appropriate of the club. legitimate trade secret. Under the U.S. program, further testing and, in my opinion, you ought to sex with several people. animals first. simply saying, “you’ll have to flaming Buena Park, Calif., motel room. preferred that setup. legislation that will distinguish A group of high school students welcome to enjoy the dancing and companies don’t have to prove a trade secret to be consider stopping the Elavil. So, now that we know the DISAPPOINTED excuse me now so I can get to His father, Charles Rothenberg, said he And there were some difficulties fitting the Connecticut among all states. known as the Silver Spurs from to have a cup of coffee. legitimate unless someone challenges the claim. problem, what’s the solution? IN SACRAMENTO work and do what I am being paid wanted to kill his son and himself because he private ambulance service into the EMS Within the 8th District, Edith Spokane, Wash., were hired to Please don’t close the door on us U.S. trade officials warned in the cable that some Education. In the home. In the to do” ? feared his ex-wife wouldn’t let him see the child now when we need help. equation. has been active not only on the perform their dancing skills in American manufacturers may choose not to export DEAR DR. GOTT: I am in my late 20s and taking schools. In the churches. Ignor­ DEAR DISAPPOINTED: You SHIRLEY, again. But the older Rothenberg fled the fire. issues cited above, but has been a Having the ambulance service operated by folk dancing. They all had to be products to Canada because of the expense of Lasix for fluid retention/circulation problems. ance is the enemy. What our heard wrong. I have clearly VAN WERT, OHIO Rothenberg pleaded guilty and comes up for readily available legislator, wil­ "B” students to travel with the John and Helen McHugh Sometimes I will gain 6 pounds in fluid overnight. young people don’t know can not stated that I am not opposed to parole next year. the hospital will get the system closer to the protecting secret formulas — especially fragrance ling to meet with a multitude of group. They performed their 195 Hlllstown Road and flavor secrets. It’s most noticeable in the morning and after only hurt them — it can kill them. using live animals for medical DEAR SHIRLEY: Nothing is plan originally envisioned. boards and agencies in the towns dances to a sellout crowd that Manchester But labor officials say Canada is a profitable exercise. This has been going on for seven years. Being “careful” is not enough. and biomedical research if the wroing with your suggestion. It market for U.S. goods and that manufacturers What is the problem? The best prevention is abstaining animals are treated humanely. was better than my answer. Cahn thrilled with casino shouldn’t mind having to pay to protect their trade from sex until one reaches the However, I do oppose of using secrets. time in his or her life when there animals to test cosmetics and DEAR ABBY: I nominate ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) - Songwriter The U.S. trade office told us it was not trying to DEAR READER: Fluid retention has many is one partner only! household products. Louis Gossett Jr. as the handsom­ Sammy Cahn has won five Oscars and an Lieberman still looking for the big issue weaken the Canadian rules, and that it is worried causes: heart and kidney diseases, hormone est, sexiest hunk I’ve set eyes on. Emmy, but he says one of his biggest thrills imbalance, excessive salt intake, certain medicines DEAR ABBY: My mother is 67 DEAR ABBY: Today we live in will be performing at an Atlantic City casino about worker safety. “All we’re trying to do is a material world where success is It think he’s bad, but I can’t swear There is still time to inject sense and substance commercial lists ten votes he says Weicker missed (such as birth-control pills) and chronic obesity, to years old. She is very attractive to it. I never could see above those this weekend. that were important. But one on toxic waste bring it into conformity with our labeling,” a and doesn’t think of herself as measured by one’s worldly goods. “When I get to Atlantic City. I'm going to into the campaign for the U.S. Senate in this state, spokesman said. name a few. I know in my gut that this is not gorgeous, penetrating eyes. although voters may wonder by now whether they approved the measure 93 to 0. On tax reform. I don’t know why your problem is worse after “old” — nor do I, or anyone else DOTTIE IN DETROIT laugh so loud at the marquee.” said Cahn. 75, But Canadian labor leaders say that exercise. Also, I’m not sure why a woman in her 20s who knows her. Yet when she correct. Abby, how do you mea­ whose songs include "Love and Marriage,” are suppo.sed to elect a member of that circle ora Weicker made 18 of 24 votes; on defense cuts, he sure success? Can you tell me in li. - ' it C apitol made 38 out of 40 on a single bill; on Pentagon standardizing labels shouldn’t be used as an excuse would have “circulatory problems.” Clearly you reads in the newspaper, “An “High Hopes.” and “Call Me Irresponsible.” kind of truant officer. 1 to put off laws protecting workers. The Canadian elderly woman was killed in an fewer than 100 words? The attendance argument we’ve heard for so reform, Weicker made 22 of 24 votes on the bill. need a medical examination to determine the cause “To see my name in a place where so many Com m ents counterpart to the AFL-CIO, the Canadian Labour of your symptoms and make sure that you don’t auto accident. Mrs. Brown was 67 56 AND STILL LEARNING Problems? What's buoelno you? performers have come to sing my songs. Do long is really something of a red herring — a Lieberman and Weicker agree substantially on Congress, wants a promise from the Canadian Unload on Abby, P.O. Box 69440, Los 9 have an undiagnosed underlying disease. I think years old,” she feels old. you know what a kick that will be?” distraction which masks how little difference exists Bob Conrad such issues as trade, clean water. Star Wars, the DEAR STILL LEARNING: So Angeles, Collf. 90069. For a personal INF treaty, plant closing notice, humanitarian government that the regulations will stay intact in that you should see your family doctor to get to the Abby, why do the newspapers reply, please enclose a stamped, self- on issues between Joe Lieberman, the Democrat spite of American pressure. root of the problem. call these people “elderly” ? Why am I. And I have yet to find a addressed enyelope. who wants the job, and Lowell Weicker. the Contra aide. Joe’s got to show where they differ — Republican who has it. and why voters should fire Weicker. The question is Damper on trade Lieberman says Weicker’s voting performance is whether attendance is enough of a clincher. Business leaders in the United States are feeling atrocious and Weicker, showing that the negative O’Neill in 1986. In September, a UConn poll showed some euphoria about the potential for increased attack is getting to him. says his challenger’s skirts her closing in on O’Neill. But her earlier decision to JCcuuuka'^ (^oJUiudtjum VOTE REPUBLICAN NOV. 8 ” Political notes trade with the Soviet Union because of glasnost. aren’t altogether clean. hit the campaign trail rather than vote at the State ‘ But that euphoria is not shared by the intelligence But this race is like any other between a Capitol, where she was a representative, cost her. ■ Oops! Democratic challenger Joe Marinan of community. A secret Central Intelligence Agency • StUettd Natural n6re CfolAing challenger and an incumbent. The guy knocking on The O’Neill camp added up her missed votes and Meriden chided 5th District Rep. John Rowland of report has pinpointed several KGB agents who are the door must make the case for ousting the one dwelt on it for the rest of the campaign. For that Waterbury last week for — get this — ‘ ‘his role in members of a Soviet-American trade council. The • Drasy Drmo For Spedof Occodoiu inside. Because Lieberman is so similar in and other reasons. she lost. ' the selection of Dan Quayle” as George Bush’s sam^ report also charged that the Soviet chamber philosophy and social consciousness to Weicker, If voters are swayed by the attendance issue this running mate. Rowland was, as Merinan said in a of commerce is a center fo^ industrial espionage. • Acetaoria, Gifu, Jnvefiy the Democrat has apparently found it hard to come year. Weicker could be in trouble. Raw numbers three-page release condemning his rival’s The Pentagon is angry about being denied a major • CntifUif Inugc Aiuf WanlroMng up with the big issue on which he can offer voters don’t tell a fair story, however, and as a veteran of "judgment and maturity," on Bush’s steering role in reviewing important Joint ventures with the Coiutiflani (Bv AttMoVuni Onfy) the state Legislature Lieberman knows it. Nor is committee. But like other members, he just offered clear choice. He is going after the popular Soviets to determine if the businesses have 435 Hartford Tpke., Vernon the charge that Weicker ran out on his obligation to three names (Elizabeth Dole’s was one) for Bush to Bicentennial veteran’s habits instead. military applications. laliH uius Mon-lAtd tO-6. Thurs't-ri IO-9.Sai t0-4>.Sunday 12-S SUSAN BUCKNO PETER FUSCUS PAUL MUNNS So Lieberman’s attack has centered on Weicker’s vote so he could collect fat honoria fees around the review. Quayle’s wasnotone of them. Rowland Commemorative CARL ZINSSER state Senate state Representative state Representative state Representative missing some 300 votes over six years. Weicker country. The lecture circuit is part of the territory was as stunned as everyone else, including Quayle, A limiluil edition of 5.000 Connedit iil Biceiv only recently has fired back that Joe’s stewardship in being a senator. Again, Joe knows it. at Bush’s decision. tenniiil Comniemortitives is l)t?inK minted lo as a state senator back in the early 1970s wasn’t Weicker has tried to pass legislation to raise ■ A half dozen ex-legislators are serving as ■fBaiirliPslrr HrralJi ( elebr.ile 200 years of statehood, ('tmneclicut senators’ pay and ban embellishing it by accepting, treasurer for candidates seeking assembly seats betame the fifth stale to enter the Union on PLUS SIZES 14W-24W always so hot. either. Foundad In 1811 January ‘h 17HH. 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S ib rn 7, Devils 4 Supermarket Shopper H ock ey White mousse BgfMe 2 3 3-» BasketbaD New Jersey i 7 1— 4 '/4 enp sugar 3 beaten egg yolks nrst Period— 1, Buffalo, Follgno 6 1 envelope unflavored 1 cup wMpping cream (Creighton, Arnlel), 2:X (pp). I Buffalo, gelatin NHL itindlngs Turgeon 3 (Andreychuk, Houslev), 8:12 A-m-m NBA praiaaaon standings 3 egg whites Ninety-six free boxes — not a taie (pp). 3, New Jersey, Verbeek 3 1 cup cold water 1 teaspoon vanilla (O'Callahan, Kurvers), 10:32 (pp). m a a . n » EASTERN CONFERENCE W ALKS C O N ra U N C E Penoltles— Wotanln, N J (holding), :44; 3 ounces white baking bar Eofrldi MvMtaii Alkmllc DIvMon Ha rtman.Buf (slashing),3:X;Verbeek,NJ W L F with cocoa butter, chopped By Martin Sloane or box tops and labels. low cost. In fact, these laws serve this column are also read by the w L T Pti OE OA (high sticking), 8:X; Sheppord, But n t M u r o h 6 2 0 12 49 34 Boston 4 1 United Feature Syndicate I have received clippings from to raise milk prices by preventing manufacturers, who seem to be (tripping), 10:18: Maguire, But (rough­ t X l R S B K Philadelphia 4 2 N Y R o n o e rs 5 2 1 11 29 19 ing), 11 :X; Hortman, But (hooking), In a medium saucepan combine sugar and gelatin. Add water many readers around the country competition. especially vigilant when their Philadelphia 5 3 0 10 36 X 17:X. Washington 3 3 DEAR MARTIN; The reader in who live in states that do not “Consumers should always NY likmders 4 3 1 9 28 27 Second Period— 4, Buftoio, Turgeon 4, New York 2 3 and baking bar. Cook and stir over medium heat until mixture is names are mentioned. Charlotte 1 2 Virginia Beach must have been Mew Jersey 3 5 1 7 32 40 1:45. 5, New Jersey, M acLeon 6 (Sund- boiling and gelatin is dissolved. Stir about 1 cup of hot mixture prohibit the promotion of fresh keep a close eye on their wallets WoMilngton 3 6 0 6 34 39 strom ), 2:06. 6, New Jersey, O'Callohon 2 New Jersey 1 4 telling a fairly tale when she milk. For example, Mrs. H.W. when someone starts talking _ Adorns Dl vision Central Dlvtslen into egg yolks; return all to saucepan. Cook and stir just until (Johnson, Sundstrom), 8:X (pp). 7, Buffolo, Cleveland 4 0 1 wrote to you about a neighbor who Parker of Palmetto, Fla., sent me about how they are going to Boston 6 2 1 13 35 23 Andreychuk 7 (Sheppard, Houslev), 16:X mixture bubbles. Transfer to a large mixing bowl. Chill until ■otfolo 5 5 0 10 41 41 (pp).8,Buffalo,Mogulre2(Tucker), 19:X. Detroit 5 1 got % boxes of detergent free with two 50-cent supermarket coupons protect them out of the goodness Indiana ------4 2 consistency of unbeaten egg whites (about 45 minutes), stirring Atontreal 4 5 1 9 34 36 Penalties— Creighton, Buf (high stick­ double coupons. good on gallons of milk. And of their hearts. Send questions and comments 4 6 0 8 X 46 ing), 1:51; Driver, N J (high sticking), Milwaukee 3 2 occasionally. Chicago 2 2 Horttord 3 4 0 6 X X 1:51; M acLeon, N J (tr lp ^ n g ), 2:52; Ram­ Stores that give double coupons David Argali of La Puente, Calif., "Milk should.be treated like to Martin Sloane In care of CAMPBELL CONPERENCE Atlanta 3 4 Meanwhile, in a chilled bowl beat whipping cream until stiff sey, Buf (hooking), 6:31; Creighton, WESTERN CONFERENCE have a limit of one coupon for any wrote me this note: any other food, and producers Manchester Herald, The volume Norris Division Buf (roughing), 8:X ; Follgno, Buf (rough­ peaks form. Chill until ready to use. _ W L T Pis OP OA Midwest Division product. And where in the world “You are right to be skeptical of and retailers should be free to of mall precludes individual ing), 8:35; Lolselle, N J (roughing), 8 ;X ; W L PCI. In a large mixer bowl beat egg whites and vanilla until stiff Toronto 7 3 1 15 45 M Donevko, NJ (roughing), 8:X;Hartmon, could anyone get 96 coupons? the dairy industry claims that competitively promote it." replies to every letter, but Martin ». Louis 3 3 1 7 X 31 Utah 4 3 .667 peaks form (tips stand straight). Stir a small amount of beaten Buf, mlnor-molor (roughing, fighting), 3 3 .500 BARBARA DEAN. laws against milk coupons make Thank you. David! Sloane will respond to letters of Detroit 2 3 3 7 X 37 8:55; MocLeon, NJ, major (fighting), Houstan egg white into gelatin mixture; fold in remaining whites. Fold Chleooo 2 7 1 5 42 52 Dallas 3 4 .333 FALLBROOK, CALIF. milk available to everybody at general interest in the column. 8:55; Korn, N J (holding), 11:43; Shep­ 2 4 .333 Letters that are published in Minnesota 1 6 1 3 24 37 pard, Buf (tripping), 12:19; Arnlel, Buf Son Antonio whipped cream into egg white mixture. Spoon into dessert cups; Smylhe DIvIslen Mlotnl 1 3 .250 (cross-checking), 12:X; Creighton, Buf 1 4 .200 chill 2 hours or until serving time. Makes 8 servings. Coloarv 5 2 2 12 42 31 (roughing), 15:42; Arnlel, Buf, m ajor \ Denver DEAR BARBARA; When cou­ r ' Los Angeles 5 4 0 10 49 44 Pacttic DlvWon Nutrition information per aerving: 217cal., 4 g pro., l4gcarbo., 16g(at, 145 (fighting), 15:42; Driver, N J (holding), 3 1 .750 pon wars heat up. the super­ Edmonton 4 3 2 10 37 X 15:42; Donevko, N J (roughing), 15:42; L.A. Clippers mg choL, 43 mg aodium. U.S. RDA: 11 percent vlt. A. Offer. Send the required refund form and the Vancouver 3 5 2 8 X X Seattle 3 2 .600 markets engaged in the battle Clip ’n’ file refunds Lolselle, N J, m alor (fighting), 15:42; 3 2 .600 Universal Product Code designs (with numbers) Winnipeg 2 3 2 6 19 X Ludvig, Buf (hooking), 19:41. Sacramento often drop their restrictions, and Tuesdoys Games L.A. Lakers 4 3 .571 from the package backs of any two varieties of Third Period— 9, New Jersey, Anderson 1 3 3 .500 coupon clippers have a field day. AAontreal 1, Boston 1, tie (Verbeek), 8:47. 10, Buffolo, Andreychuk Phoenix Meat, poultry, seafood, other main dishes Dinner Supreme dinners; Salisbury Steak, Chicago 7, Quebec 4 Portland 1 3 .250 The most avid clippers will travel 8 (Tucker, Turgeon), 18:X (pp). 11, Buffalo, <(>. ■ .iMir 1 5 .167 (File No. 6) Chicken with Supreme Sauce, Beef Terlyaki, Pittsburgh t, Calgary 1 Tucker 4,19:37 (en). Penalties— Turgeon, tfAM tM IS-l Golden State long distances when they hear of Buffalo 7, New Jersey 4 Buf (roughing), 7:02; Vellschek, N J (board­ Tuesday's Oomes Flounder with Red Pepper Sauce, Baked Chicken New York IX , L,A. Lokers 119 Chocolate hazelnut cheesecake Toronto 4, Tlew York Islonders 3 ing), 7:02; Ramsey, Buf (hoktlng), 9:52; an offer of unrestricted or "no­ Clip out this file and keep it with similar Breast with Gravy, Flounder with Dill Cream Washington A Vancouver 3, O T CIrella, NJ (high-sticking), 12:30; Indiana 118, Dallas 107 limit" double coupons. Edmonton 5k Los Angeles 4 KIckofI Returners Scoring Philadelphia 133, Phoenix IX cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with Sauce, Beef Tips Bourguingnonne or Chicken Kurvers, NJ (hooking), 17:46; Verbeek, NJ, NO Yds Avg LG TD Touchdowns One 8-ounce package hazel­ 3 tablespoons hazelnut II-, Wednesday's Oomes misconduct-gome misconduct, 19:37. Atlanta 108, Hauston X Accumulating large numbers beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting Florentine. Expires Dec. 31. 1988. Hartford at Buffalo, 7:X p.m. T.Brown, Raiders 16 484 X.3 97 1 T D Rush Rec Ret Pts Sacramento 103, Son Antonio 97 nut or shortbread cookies, queur or milk of coupons is not difficult for a Montreal ot Detroit, 7:M p.m. Footbafl Holland, S.D. 13 3X 25.3 57 0 Bell, Rams 11 9 2 0 66 Golden State 105, Utah W1, O T the needed proofs of purchase while looking for Shots on g o a l-B u ffa lo 6-7-6— 19. New A.M IIIer, S.D. 14 327 23.4 46 0 Fullwood, G.B. 8 7 1 0 48 crushed 1 tablespoon vanilla Phllodelphlo ot New York Rongers, Jersey 9-11-12— 32. Wednesday's Oomes dedicated coupon clipper. If you the required forms at the supermarket, in 7 ;X p.m. Allen, N .E. 17 378 22.2 X 0 Brvont, Wash. 6 1 5 0 X Milwaukee at Boston, 7:30 p.m. 3 tablespoons margarine or Dash ground nutmeg have ever been to a meeting of a HILLSHARE FARM Calendar Offer. Receive Power-ploy Opportunities— Butfalo4o(7; Young, Clev. 17 370 21.8 M 0 Hill, T.B . 6 0 6 0 X Cleveland vs. Detroltat Da vton,Ohlo,7:X newspapers and magazines, and when trading Toronto at Minnesota, 8:M p.m. New Jersey 2 of 9. butter, melted Thursday's Games Rice, S.F. 6 1 5 0 X 4 eggs coupon club or to a coupon with friends. Offers may not be available in all a free 14-month "Hillshire Farm Labor Day Goalies— Buffalo, Puppo,31-0(Xshots-X NFL standings Scoring Ckiebec at Boston, 7 ;X p.m. saves). New Jersey, Burke, 3-4-1 (13-8), V '’'Seattle at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. 1 pound white baking bar 1 egg yolk convention, you would sec that areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive Salute to Mom” Calendar (limited to two per New York Islanders at Phllodelphlo, Touchdowns AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFER- Ttiursdov's Oomes Souve (0:00 third, 5-4). T D Rush Rec Ret Pts with cocoa butter Two 3-ounce bars milk choc­ accumulating dozens of coupons each refund. family). Send the required refund form and two 7 :X p.m. A— 11,560. AMERICAN CONFERENCE ENCE Milwaukee vs. Boston ot Portland, Pittsburgh ot St. Louis, 8 :X p.m, Woods, CIn. 8 8 0 0 48 OFFENSE Maine, 7 p.m. __ Four 8-ounce packages olate with hazelnuts or four for an item is not very difficult. labels from any packages of Hillshire Farm Referee— DonMorouelll. Linesmen— East Allen, Raiders 7 6 1 0 42 This offer does not require a refund form: Pot Dopuzzo, (Ton McCourt. W L T Pet. P F PA Yards Rush Pass Indiana vs. Chicago at Cincinnati, 7:X cream cheese, softened l'/3-ounce bars milk chocolate At the last coupon convention I Smoked Sausage or Palska Kielbasa (or one Hompton, MIo. 7 5 2 0 42 Clnclnnotl 3149 1291 1850 p.m. Buffalo 7 1 0 .875 171 I X PInkett, Hou. 7 5 2 0 42 label and a 75-cenl check or money order) for NHL results N .Y . Jets 4 3 1 .563 102 164 Denver 2760 944 1816 Houston vs. Philadelphia at Noshvllle, '/t cup margarine or butter, with almonds, chopped attended, the organirers sel up SHADY BROOK FARMS Cookbook Offer. Panguln86,Flama8l Brooks, CIn. 6 3 3 0 X Miami 2741 607 2134 Tenn., 8:X p.m. each calendar requested. Expires Dec. 31. 1988 M iam i 4 4 0 .500 I X 168 Brown, CIn. 6 0 6 0 X softened Chocolate curls (optional) two large tables, each 8 feet long, Rocco Inc.. P.O. Box. Harrisonburg, Va. 22801 Indianapolis 3 5 0 .X5 150 156 Buffalo 2770 905 1815 Sacramento vs. San Antonio at Corpus Riddick, Buff. 6 4 1 1 X Clevelond 2600 925 1675 ChrlstI, Texas, 8:30 p.m. and covered them with thoiis- Receive a free copy of “Fresh Ways with Canadlens I, Bruins 1 New England 3 5 0 .X5 125 192 Warner, Sea. 6 5 1 0 X Colgarv 0 1 0—1 Central Jets 2592 1005 1587 Atlanta of Denver, 9:X p.m. Butter sides of a 10-inch springform pan. In a mixing bowl dands of coupons collected by the Turkey” Cookbook from Shady Brook Farms. nttiburoh 2 1 3-6 Cincinnati 7 1 0 .875 236 155 Raiders 2555 872 1603 L.A. Lakers vs. Utah at Provo, Utah, 9:X SANDWICH-MATE "Build a Belter Sand First Period— 1, Pittsburgh, Lemleux 14 Kicking sponsoring club. The eonvenlio- Send three labels from any package of Shady Montreal 0 1 0 0— 1 Cleveland 5 3 0 .625 I X 116 Pittsburgh 2540 959 1581 p.m. combine crushed cookies and margarine. Press crust evenly Boston 1 0 0 0— 1 (Brown, Quinn), 9:31 (pp). 2, Pittsburgh, P A T F G L G Pts Indianapolis 2417 1031 1386 neers were invited to take any Brook Farms Turkey Parts, along with your wich” Offer. Receive a coupon good for $1 off Houston 5 3 0 .625 174 196 Norwood. Buff. 1^15 27-75 49 81 over bottom of pan. Place pan in a shallow baking pan. For filling, Rest Period— 1, Boston, Jonnev 3 Coffey 3 (Lemleux, ZolapskI), 11:51 (pp). Pittsburgh 2 6 0 .250 169 213 Seattle 2320 1006 1312 your next purcha.se of bread, cold cuts or Penalties— Vernon, Col, served by Pe- Karlls, Den. 17-17 16-22 51 65 cook and stir baking bar over low heat until melted. In a large they could use. name and addre.ss. This offer has no expiration (Joyce, Neely), 17:M. Penalties— Wm I Houston 2264 1125 1139 pllnskl (sloshing), 3:08; KachowskI, Pit BlasuccI, Ind, 15-15 15-18 53 60 produce. Send the required refund form and Ihc Thlboudeou, AAon (Interference), :X; Denver 4 4 0 .500 167 140 Kansas City 2220 677 1543 mixer bowl beat melted baking bar, cream cheese, softened Coupon and refund publications date. Thelven, Bos (holding), 3:11; Chellos, (tripping), 6:54; M.Hunter, Col (holding), Anderson, Pitt. 17-17 14-18 49 X New England 2104 860 1236 Universal Product Codes from three packages of Seattle 4 4 0 .500 141 160 Bohr, Clev, 11-12 15-18 47 X Transactions margarine, liqueur, vanilla and nutmeg until well mixed. Add frequently carry classified ad­ These offers require refund forms; AAon (hooking), 4:40; MePhee, AAon 8:X; Moclnnls, (kil (roughing), 11:04; L.A . Raiders 3 5 0 .375 174 206 San Diego 2076 912 1166 vertisements from eouponers and Sandwich-Mate Sandwirh Sliees. Expire.'. Der (hooking), 11:40; MePhee, Mon (rough­ M.Hunter, Cal, mlnor-misconduct (rough­ San Dlega 2 6 0 .250 102 IX eggs and egg yolk; beat on low speed justuntil mixed. Stir in milk ing), 11:04; Otto, Cal, misconduct, 11:04; STOIIFFER’S Dinner Supreme $I Refund 31. 1988 ing), 70:00; Neely, Bos, malor (boarding), Kansas City 1 6 1 in 102 IX Punters DEFENSE chocolate. refunders looking for specific X:X. Brown, Pit (roughing), 11:04; Dvkstrn, Yards Rush Pass Pit, misconduct, 11:04; Berezan, Cal NATIONAL CONFERENCE NO Yds LG Avg BASEBALL items such as high-value coupons Second Period— 2, AAontreol, Corson 6 East Cleveland 2065 1010 1075 Pour into crust. Bake in a 350-degree oven 60 to 65 minutes or (Interference), 11:24; Siren, Pit (delay ot Newsome, Pitt. 31 14X 62 47.0 American League (Richer, M ePhee), 2 :X (p p). Penoltles— N .Y . Giants 5 3 0 6 K 177 168 Horan, Den. X 16X 70 46.0 Houston , 2354 099 1455 Walter, M on (hooking), 18:X; (Salley, Bos game), 14:X; Callonder, Pit (Inter­ TORONTO BLUE JAYS— Signed Greg until a knife inserted midway between center and edge comes out Washington 5 3 0 .625 I X 171 Molslelenko, S.D. 43 1976 62 46.0 Kansas City 2406 1252 1154 O'Halloran, catcher, and assigned him to (Interference), 19:58; Corson, Mon (hold­ ference), 18:41. Phllodelphlo 4 4 0 .500 IX 160 Buffalo 2459 095 1564 clean. Cool 5 to 10 minutes on a wire rack. Loosen sides of Second Period— 3, Ckilgarv, Nleuwendyk 6 Stark, Ind. X 1520 65 44.7 Knoxville of the Southern League ing), 19:58. Phoenix 4 4 0 .500 I X 186 Ciassett, Raiders X 2ll9 M 42.4 New England 2546 1154 1392 cheesecake. Cool 30 minutes. Remove sides of pan. Cover; chill Third Period— None. Penalty- (Loob, M oclnnls), :41 (pp). 4, Pitts­ Assigned Sal Butera, catcher, and Dollas 2 6 0 .250 I X 166 Roby, Mia. X 16X 64 42.4 Cincinnati 2577 1016 1561 Doug Balr,pltcher,outrlghtto Syracuse of Haunting treats for Halloween nighi LInseman, Bos (hooking), 1:16. burgh, Brown 8 (Coffey, Lemleux), 6:39 Denver 2621 1265 1356 thoroughly. Top with chocolate curls before serving. Makes 16 Centml the International League. Releosed (pp). Penalties— Buskos, Pit (high- Jets 2783 679 1904 servings. sticking), 1:56; McCrImmon, Cal (hlgh- Chlcogo 7 1 0 .875 157 83 Punt Returners Frank Wills, pitcher. Overtime— None. Penalties— None. MInnesoto 5 3 0 .625 184 I X NO Yds Avg LG TD Raiders 2793 1134 1659 Shots on goal— Montreal 4-6-11-3— 24. stlcklng), 6:06; M cCrIm m on, Cal (rough­ 2814 1065 1749 Nutrition information per serving: 582cal., 10gpro..36gcarb.,45gfat, 161 Detroit 2 6 0 .250 102 153 Townsell, Jets 18 242 13.4 31 0 Miami Notional League Mon.sters at wave on high for 2 to 2‘A minulr.s. a 1-quart glass batlei liowl Boston 10-15-7-1— X . ing), 11 :X; Dykstra, Pit (roughing), Indianapolis 2828 902 1926 mgchol.. 320 mg sodium. U.S. RDA; 25 percent vit. A. 19 percent riboflavin, 15 11:X; PepllnskI, Cal (roughing), 12:27; Green Bov 2 6 0 .250 160 I X Verdin, Ind. 12 155 12.9 73 1 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES- your doorstep? add baking soda and vanilla. Stir Microwave on 70% (medium Power-play Opportunities— AAontreol 1 Tam pa Bay 2 6 0 .250 151 216 Schwedes, Mia. 15 178 11.9 X 0 Son Diego 2834 904 1050 percent calcium. ot 4; Boston 0 of 4 Hllller, Pit (roughing), 12:27; Loney, Pit Added Cliff Brantley, Jason Grimsiev, vyell to combine. W M t Edmands, Sm . 15 172 11.5 41 0 Seattle 2907 1119 1788 Ghosts in your high) power for 5 to 6 minutes. oi Goolles— AAontreol, Havword, 1-4-1 ( X (roughing), 12:27; Loob, Cal (Interfer­ PIttaburgh 2952 099 2053 Chuck Molone, and Chuck McElroy, ence),12:57. New Orleans 7 1 0 .875 180 137 Fryar, N.E. 18 IX 10.6 76 0 pltchers,tothelr40-manroster. - living room? Pour mixture immediately until just bubbly, stirring one/ shots-X saves), Boston, Lemelln, 3-1-1 L.A. Rams 6 2 0 .7X 2X 140 M icrow ave (24-X), Third Period— 5, Pittsburgh, Lemleux 15 NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Pirates in the over popcorn, stirring to coal midway through cooking. (Brown, Errev), 1:X. 6, Pittsburgh, San Francisco 5 3 0 .625 175 151 Eastern League A — 14,448. Atlonto 1 7 0 .125 142 220 OFFENSE evenly. Microwave on high for 2 Pour mixture over popcorn and Referee— Andv vanHellemond. Frawlev 1 (Quinn), 3:53. 7, Pittsburgh, NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE WILLIAMSPORT BILLS- kitchen? No­ Sunday, Oct. X Quarterbacks Yards Rush Pass Kitchen Linesmen— Mark Vines, Ron Rnn. (9ulnn 3 (Lemleux, Coftev), 9:01 (pp). 1959 Announced that the team has been sold too thing unusual minutes, stirring midway peanuts in a mixing bowl. Tossing Atlonto at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. A ttC o Y d s T D Int Phoenix 3157 1190 group of Hagerstown businessmen. Penalties— Ramage, Cal (hooking), 5:49; San Francisco 3123 1393 1730 Microwave caramel-apple bake through cooking. Turn out on a to coat evenly, form mixture into T.Hunter, (jal, mlnor-malor (Instigotor, Chicago at New England, 1 p.m. Rvpien, Wash. 116 70 1075 12 3 about this! All Marge Churchill Cincinnati at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Everett, Ra s 2M 143 1783 19 5 Dollas 3001 979 2022 Capltala4.Canuck83(0T) fighting), 8:41; Buskos, Pit, malor (fight­ Washington 2966 2043 BASKETBALL this means is piece of waxed paper or alumi­ balls. Place on waxed paper oi Green Bay at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Lom ax, Phoe. 227 141 1885 13 7 943 Notional Bosketboll Association Two 20-ounce cans sliced Topping: 1/3 cup all­ ing), 8:41; Lonev, Pit (hooking), 11:11; MInnesoto aBOt 634 2035 num foil to cook. Break into foil to cool. Yields 18 balls ot Los Angeles Rams at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Hebert, N.O. 237 148 1737 12 6 CHICA(K> BULLS— Waived Derrick that Halloween Washington Dykstra, Pit (hooking), 14:49; Cullen. Pit Rams 2842 1115 1727 apples purpose flour, V* cup sugar, 1 0 0 1—4 (hooking), 18:14. Cunningham Phil. 265 IX 1910 13 6 Lewis, forward. is here, and if pieces and store in an airtight approximately 3 inches. Vancouver 1 2 0 0—3 Miami at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. /Montana, S.F. 232 140 16X 11 8 New Orleans 2780 1125 1655 16 vanilla caramels teaspoon ground cinnamon, 2 Shots on goal— Calgary 1310-16— 44. Chicago 2714 1238 1476 CLEVELAND CAVALIERS- you know what container. Yields 2 quarts. Rrst Period— 1, Washington, Hunter 2 Phoenix at Oallos, 1 p.m. /Molkowskl, G .B. 114 62 797 4 2 Walved Zock Jones.guard. (Hatcher),' 3:06. 2, Vancouver, Bradley 3 Pittsburgh 1356— 24. Philadelphia 2673 926 1747 1 tablespoon lemon juice tablespoons margarine or Power-play Opportunities— Calgary 1 of Pittsburgh at New York Jets, 1 p.m. McA/lohon, Chi. I X 112 1342 6 6 is good for you. you’d better be I teaspoon vanilla exirarl (Pederson, Skriko), 10:X (pp). 3, Washing­ New York Giants at Detroit, 4 p.m. Simms, Giants 277 IX 2047 9 8 Tom pa Bay 2647 726 1921 butter Nutty popcorn balls 8; Pittsburgh 4 of 8. Giants 2616 792 1824 UTAH JAZZ— Signed Jim Les, guard. prepared. Don’t let the idea of Vt cup semisweet rhocolatr Marge Churchill Is a Manehrs ton, Carlson 1 (CSartner, Ridley), 14:41. 4, San Diego at Seattle, 4 p.m. Pelluer, Dali. 237 142 1824 9 11 FOOTBALL Washington, Christian 8 (Gustafsson, Goalles-^lgorv, Vernon, 31-2 (15 Minnesota at San Francisco, 4 p,m. Atlanta 2561 1175 1386 Ice cream or frozen Halloween haunt you. just pul pieces 1 package (14 ounres) ter resident who Is an expert on shots-12sa ves), Wamsiev (6: X second, 1-1), Green Boy 2405 735 1670 Notional FDOtboll League Hatcher), 18:11. Penalties— Nordmark, Kansas City at Los Angeles Rolders, 4 p.m. Rushers GREEN BAY PACKERS— Waived Max whipped dessert topping, your microwave to work and Van (holding), 5:X;Gartner, Was (Interfer­ Vernon (10:35 second, 35). Pittsburgh, Detroit 1762 610 1172 Grease the bottom of a glass caramels microwave cooking. If you have (3uennette, 304) (44-43). Att Yds Avg LGTD Zendelas, placekicker. ence), 10:15; PIvonka, Was (ploylngwlth Washington at Houston, 8 p.m. Crolg, S.F. 146 795 5.4 46 4 thawed (optional) produce a little wizardry of your 12x7-inch baking dish: line with 3 tablespoons milk any questions about microwaving A— 15,620. DEFENSE INDIANAPOLIS COLTS— Waived Bob broken stick), 10:57; Murphy, Was (high- Monday, Oct. 31 Walker, Doll. 179 750 4.2 29 1 (Sogllano, quarterback. own. You can have the situation 2 quarts of warm, freshly that you’d like to see answered in sticking), 14:10; Sutter, Van (high-sticking), Referee— Bob Myers. Linesmen— Mark Denver at Indianapolis, 9 p.m Yards Rush Pass waxed paper: grea.se and sel Pare, Pierre Champoux. Bell, Rams 153 694 4.5 44 9 N E W ENGLAND PATRIOTS— 14:10. Settle, All. 110 SOS 5.3 62 4 Chicago 1928 530 1398 Drain apples, reserving 'A cup liquid. Cut up large pieces of well in hand in no time at all with aside. popped com this column, please send your Minnesota 2235 765 1470 Announced that Craig James, runningbock, Second Period— 5, Vancouver, TantI 3 Ferrell, Phoe. 106 532 50 25 3 has undergone shoulder surgery and will apple. Set aside. In a microwave-safe I'/i-quart casserole a little kitchen magic. On waxed paper mix flour, 1 cup dry-roasted sailed inquiry to; Microwave P.O. Box (Linden, Benning), 5:36 (pp). 6, Van­ Anderson, Chi. 125 529 4.2 45 5 San Francisco 2258 844 1414 OlleraS.KIngsd Washington 2392 706 1686 miss the remainder of the season. combine reserved apple liquid and caramels. Cook, uncovered, Today’s column offers a var­ peanuts / 591, Manehesler Herald, Man couver, TantI 4 (Pederson, Butcher), 7:11. IVIorrIs, Giants 146 487 3.3 26 3 NEW YORK JETS— Waived Barry Ben­ baking powder and cinnamon. In Penalties— Murphy, Was (high-sticking), erfOnt, Wash. 95 453 4.8 25 1 Rams 2584 994 1590 on 100 percent power (high) 2 to 3 minutes or until caramels are iety of timely treats which you Combine caramels and mnk in Chester 06040. NFLIndlvIduallaaders Green Bay 2612 990 1622 nett, defensive end. Claimed M ark a large bowl blend honey, eggs, 1:01; Skriko, Van (cross-checking), 1:01; Edmonton l 0 4— 5 Hllllord, N.O. 121 443 3.7 22 3 Garaiczvk, defensive end, off waivers. soft enough to stir smooth, stirring twice during cooking. Add can prepare ahead of time and Langwoy, Was (hooking), 3:44; Butcher, Los Angeles l 0 3—4 S.MItchell, Phoe. 93 434 4.7 47 2 O tro lt 2626 1028 1598 butter and orange peel. Stir in New Orleans 2628 974 1654 OOLF apples and lemon juice. Toss to coat. have ready when your Halloween Van (cross-checking), 10:45; Hunter, Wos First Period— 1, Los Angeles, Kru- AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE *yj30 LADIES PROFESSIONAL GOLF flour mixture until smooth; add (holding), 14:52. shelnyskl 5 (Duguav, Richmond), :X. 2, Quarterbacks Receivers Phoenix arfy 837 1062 MONEY SAVING COUPONS the Sunllowcr Group Dallas 2722 941 1781 ASSOCIATION— Announced that John For topping, in a small mixing bowl combine flour, sugar and guests arrive. dates and nuts. Third Period— None. Penalties— Sheehv, Edmonton, Huddv 3 (Smith, Anderson), Att Com Yds T D Int NO Yds Avg LGTD D. Lauphelmer, commissioner. Is re­ Was (roughing), 1:36; Smvl, Van (rough­ 7:04 (pp). Penalties— Guay, LA (hooking), Esiason, CIn. 204 I X 1985 17 10 Jackson, Phil. 48 4 X 9.0 X ■■ ■ Giants 2826 928 1900 cinnamon. Cut in margarine until mixture resembles coarse Pour batter into prepared dish, Tam pa Boy 2856 870 1986 signing to become staff vice president of ing), 1:36; Thompson, Was (cross­ 3 :X ; Kennedy, LA (roughing), 6:15; Kelly, Buff. XI 142 1948 9 9 Craig, S.F. 48 311 6.5 17 International Management Group. crumbs. Sprinkle topping evenly over apple mixture. Cook, Pumpkin carrot muffins shield comers with aluminum foil checking), 8:09. Buchberger, Edm, mlnor-mlsconduct- O'Brien. Jets 276 IX 1707 9 4 Manuel, Giants 41 620 15.1 X Philadelphia 2906 022 2004 uncovered, on high 7 to 9 minutes or until heated through. Serve Overtime— 7, Washington, Ridley 8 gome misconduct (boording), 10:47; Marino, Mia. 302 I X 2160 12 12 J.Sm Ith, Phoe. 40 4W 12.4 29 Atlanta 2983 1216 1767 7/4 cup Shredded Wheat or to prevent overcooking. Cook on (Miller, Stevens), 2:55 (pp). Penalty- McClelland, Edm, misconduct, 10:47; DeBerg, K.C. 205 111 1508 10 10 Martin, N.O. 40 479 12.0 2B warm with ice cream or whipped dessert topping, if desired. high power for 10 minutes, after 5 Snepsts, Van (cross-checking), 1:08, Watters, LA, misconduct, 10:47; Taylor, Stouffer, Sea. I X 74 8 X 2 5 Hill, T.B. 39 734 18.8 42 Makes 8 serving.s. ready to eat cereal flakes LA, misconduct, 10:47; Anderson, Edm Brister, Pitt. IX 66 1065 5 7 Ellard, Rams 39 607 15.6 X IVz teaspoons ground rinnamon minutes, remove foil from Shots on goal— Washington 14-5-14-2— 35. (tripping), 14:55; Huddv, Edm (hlgh- Elwav, Den. 227 121 15X 7 11 Byars, Phil. 37 3 X 9.6 31 Nutrition lnform.ilion por serving: 21 Seal.. 2 g pro . 42grarh . Sgfat, 2 mg comers of dish, and rotate dish a Vancouver 17-10-7-0— 34. stlcklng), 17:43; KrusheInvskI, Edm (Inter­ Pogel, Clev. IX 71 7X 3 4 Bowling 1 tablespoon butter, melted Walker, Dali. 36 389 10.8 SO Choi.. 75 mg sodium half turn. Power-plov Opportunities— Washington ference), 17:49; Messier, Edm, double Laufenberg, S.D. IX 61 703 4 5 Bryant, Wash. X 3 X 10.5 47 2 cups unsifted flour ITS A CHOICE 1 ot 3; Vancouver 2 ot 5. minor (slashing, unsportsmanlike con­ Radio, T V 2 teaspoons baking powder Let stand 15 minutes: invert Goalies— Washington, Malarchuk, 1-4-0 duct), 19:27. Rushers Punters onto sugared cutting board. Re­ (34 shots-31 saves). Vancouver, McLean Second Period— None. Penoltles— Healy, Att Yds Avg LGTD NO Yds LG Avg Vt teaspoon baking soda (14-11), Weeks, 0-34) (0:00 second, 21-X). L A , served by Tookev (slashing), 5:06; Dickerson, Ind. 204 879 4.3 Arnold, Det. X 2103 55 42.1 Elks move waxed paper: cool. Edmonton bench, served by McClelland Warner, See. 142 546 3.8 ■/z teaspoon nutmeg Teltschik, Phil. 46 1X1 70 41.3 TONIGHT Tahy FIcara 135-361, Bernie Gudeahn In a small bowl, beat cream Blackhawks 7. Nordlques 4 (unsportsmanlike conduct), 11:01; Tonelll, Rozler, Hou. IX 513 4.0 Horne, Phoe. X 1443 60 41.2 7:30 p.m. — Whalers at Sabres, 1 cup canned pumpkin LA (hooking), 14:55. [Torsett, Den. IX 467 3.7 Hansen, N.O. 33 1348 64 40.8 146-372, Duane Krause 151-152-425, Jae Mammoth Cheddar muffins cheese, confectioners’ sugar and TIME TO TRY Channel 18, W TIC DeSIm ane 142-378, B ill P a lm er 137-374, >/4 cup salad oil Third Period— 3, Edmonton, Carson 3 McNeil, Jets 112 4 X 4.1 Saxan, Dali. 33 1342 X 40.7 - 7:30 p,m. — Bucks at Celtics (exhibi­ vanilla until smooth and fluffy. Chicago 4 0 3—7 (Anderson, Joseph), 2:04. 4, Los Angeles, Thomas, Buff. 121 451 3.7 Jae Twaronite 136-369, Carl Bolin 2 large eggs tion), SportsChannel 141-3X, Joe Oworak 144-X1, Ralph Cornmeal (optional) '/4' teaspoon ground red Add orange food coloring, if Quebec 1 2 1—4 Tonelll 1 (Richmond), 3:X. 5, Los Angeles, Stephens, N .E. 113 448 4.0 Punt Returners 9:30 p.m. — LBTA Fair Lanes Open, 7/4 cup sugar Rrst Period— 1, Chicago, Lormer 9 Duchesne 3 (Gretzky, NIcholls), 6:12 (pp). 6, Allen, Raiders IX 442 3.5 NO Yds Avg LG TD D over Sr. 170-146-439, T o n y Solvotore W i cups all-purpose flour pepper desired; spread frosting on top of ESPN 148-388, Dan Vlgnone 135-146-373. Vt cup plain yogurt (Sovard), 1:37. 2, Chicago, AAanson 1 Edmonton, Smith 1 (Simpson, Anderson), Brooks, CIn. 79 440 5.6 Ta ylor, S.F. 17 217 12.8 77 1 >/f cup shredded sharp Ched­ 1 beaten egg bars, cut into 16 bars. (Sovord, Thom as), 4:40. 3, (Suebec, Pod- 10:54. 7, Edmonton, TIkkanen 2 (MocTov- Anderson, S.D. X X I 4.4 Slkohemo, Phoe. 27 728 10.4 X 0 1 cup shredded carrots Ish), 11 :X . 8, Edmonton, Slmpson6(Carson, 7/4 cup milk In a custard cup. melt choco­ SAN GIORGIO: dubny 5 (Brown, P, Stostnv), 13:X (pp). 4, Shepard, Wash. 10 94 9.4 X 0 dar cheese (2 ounces) 1/3 cup raisins Chicago, VIncelette 2 (Sutter), 14:37, 5, Curry), 18:16, 9, Los Angeles, Taylor 4 Receivers Martin, Dali. X 180 9.0 21 0 >/4 cup sugar 1/3 cup cooking oil late on high for 1 minute, stir until Chicago, C^ahom 1 (Savord, Lormer), (Gretzky, Duchesne), 19:X. Penalties— NO Yds Avg LGTD Lewis, Minn, 22 I X 8.9 16 0 6 strips bacon, crisp-cooked, Place three-ounce-size paper 15:24. Penalties— VIncelette, O il (hook­ KurrI, Edm (hooking), 4:53; Lowe, Reed, Buff. 43 618 14.4 65 2 teaspoons baking powder liners in a microwave-safe muffin smooth. Drizzle a "web" of ing), 1:47; Brown, Chi (holding), 6 :X ; Edm, malor-game misconduct (high- Clayton, Mia. X 556 14.6 45 Kickoff Returners drained and crumbled (1/3 melted chocolate on each bar. 71 1/4 teaspoon salt pan. In a small bowl, mix cereal, AAoller, due (cross/4 teaspoon cinnamon and the Second Period— 6, Quebec, Moller 1 Angeles 13-10-15— X . Stradford, Mia. X 309 9.1 X S.MItchell, Phoe. 10 XI X.1 41 0 butter, set aside. (Sakic, Lam bert), 6:17 (p p). 7, Quebec, A. Power-play Opportunities— Edmonton Johnson, Den. 33 497 15.1 X Fullwood, G.B. 11 243 X.1 31 0 Grease muffin cups and top of pan or spray with non-stick Stastny2(P. Stastny, Poddubny),7:11 (pp). 1 of 5; Los Angeles 1 of 7. Duper, Mia. 31 530 17.1 56 Slkohemo, Phoe. 10 219 21.9 37 0 BOLENS PERFORMANCE On waxed paper, combine Trick or treat cones Penalties— Manson, Oil, malor-game Goalies— Edmonton, Fuhr, 2-2-2 (X Paige, K.C. 31 384 12.4 75 Gray, N O. 21 4M 21.7 39 0 spray coating; sprinkle pan with cornmeal, if (lesired. (Or, line flour, baking powder. 1 teaspoon misconduct (high-sticking), 4:35; Glllls, shots-X saves). Los Angeles, Heoly, 4-34) Brown, CIn. 29 708 24.4 65 D.Horrls, Minn. X 542 21.7 30 0 1 package (3.5 ounces) choco­ (9ue (boarding), 11 :X ; VIncelette, Chi (24-19). Brooks, Ind. 29 4 X 16.2 48 Shepard, Wash. 12 260 21.7 44 0 PERFECTED muffin cups with paper bake cups and grease top of pan.) Set pan cinnamon and nutmeg, and '/t (hooking), 16:06. A— 16,005. aside. teaspoon salt, mix well. In a large late pudding and pie filling Third Period— 8, Chicago, Valve 7 Referee— Bill McCreary. Linesmen— 2 cups milk (Lormer, Yowney), 1:X (pp), 9, Chicago, Ryan Bozak, Swede Knox. In bowl stir together flour, cheese, sugar, baking powder, salt bowl, combine pumpkin, eggs, VIncelette 3 (Presley), 9:13. 10, (juebec, and pepper. Make a well in the center. In a small bowl combine sugar, yogurt. Vt cup salad oil and 6 ice cream cones Moller 2 (JarvI, P. Stastny), 19:04 (pp). 11, egg. milk and oil. Add egg mixture all at once to flour mixture. 1 container (8 ounces) straw­ Chicago, Sovard 6 (Pang), 19:X (en). carrots, mix well. With a fork, stir Penalties— A. Stostnv, O ut (hooking), Stir just until moistened (batter should be lumpy). Fold in in flour mixture until just mois­ berry yogurt 1:17; Leschyshvn, Que (tripping), 2 :X ; PAP’S crumbled bacon. Fill prepared cups even with the top. Bake in a tened; stir in raisins Chopped nuts Nylund, Oil, mlnor-molor (Instigator, In a 4-cup measure, combine fighting), 9:X ; Glllls,Que,malor (fighting), 400-degree oven 20 to 25 minutes or until muffins are golden. Place 2 tablespoons batter into 9:27; Bergevin, Oil, (unsportsmanlike Caleniiar Remove muffins from pan; serve warm. Makes 8. each lined muffin cup; sprinkle pudding and milk. Mix welt and conduct), 9:77; Lambert, Que (unsports­ and microwave on high power for 6 to manlike conduct), 9:27; Cochrane, Oil EASY-THAC Nutrition intormatlon per serving: X8 caL, 8 g pro., 29 g carbo., 16 g (at, 48 with 1 teaspoon cereal mixture. (holding), 11:56; Yowney, Chi (cross­ € mg choL, 283 mg aodium. U.S. RDA: 15 percent thiamine, 12 percent Cook one pan at a time on high 9 minutes, or until mixture checking), 17:«. TODAY riboflavin. 14 percent calcium. thickens and bubbles, stirring Shots on goal— Chicago 14-10-12— 36. Boys Soccer power for 2*/4 minutes, until Quebec 11-16-19^^. East Catholic at St. Bernard, 7 p.m. wooden pick inserted in the every 2 minutes. Place plastic Power-play Opportunities— Oilcogo 1 ot Volleyball center of the muffins comes out wrap directly on surface of 4; Quebec 4 of 10. Manchester at Harttard Public, 3:30 pudding and cool completely. 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Send a check for $1.25 to; □ □ n D o o a crime, Ernie is removed from his home. 0® Hollywood Squares Sapermarket Suite 200PK, Chicago, 111. 60611. chewing 10 Virginia willow (3D C e gn ey 8i Lacey [H B O ] t et & Ten: The Built Mean Buti- a drop of chocolate — the Hershey Campbell’s Microwave Cooking, [ESPN] Billiards: 3rd Annual 9-Ball ness (C C ) T .D . hires a former player w ho's QD Gene Scott Bonnie; At first glance, Tyson's new Beef Tips apparatus 11 Hop kiln @ ) A -T e a m Foods Corporation owns a P.O. Box 964, Bensalem, Pa. Cham pionship (R) now a homeless bum. (In Stereo) [ES P N ] Motorweek Illustrated Champignon meal seems like a fairly healthy Sampler 17 Thing in law 16 Tidy ( S ) N e w s (Live) number of pasta lines. 19020. 9:00PM (5) Equalizer Season Pre­ 1 1 :00PM (33 (33 (2® ® 0® N e w s [U S A ] Edge of Night selection; It's moderate in calories (370), only 37 Carolyn Wyman 1 8 ______nous20 Lingerie @ ) Doctor Who: The Seeds of Death m iere McCall enters a psychiatric hospital For your copy of the booklet (33 ® M * A «S* H percent of which come from fat; reasonably & Bonnie Tandy Leblang 19 German 22 Biood fluid F o X Part 4 of 6. to aid a client institutionalized because she 1 2:35AM (33 Family Feud with eight slimmed-down re­ Holiday recipes offered Benny Hill CORRECTION submarine 23 Doits L A M @ ) Charlie's Angels informed on her employer. (6 0 min.) Part 1 (33 12:40AM (g]} MOVIE: 'A Time to moderate in sodium (870 milligrams) for a frozen of 2. (In Stereo) cipes, write to: Hershey Pasta It’s not too eaHy to think about 21 Pixie 24 0pp. of endo ® Family Ties (CC). QD Cheers (CC). Triumph' A housewife joins the Army in dinner; and not overladen with added chemicals. E R A (33 ( S ) W on d er Years (C C ) Reprise of the an effort, to keep her family together after Recipes, P.O. Box 815, Dept. 23 Comparative 25 Actor Robert ^ Noticias QDs c tv The only thing that bothers me is the type of fat your holiday baking, and the NOTICE E S S N series premiere. Com edy about the experi­ her husband is disabled by a heart attack. FFT, Hershey, Pa.. 17033-0815. AH in the Family they used to cook their potatoes; a combination of Glace Fruit Processors want to suffix D e ___ dZ) World of Survival: The Handsome ence of growing up in America during the Patty Duke, Joseph Bologna. 1986. (R) 24 Gave glossy Klllere (R) turbulent late '60s. (R) (In Stereo) ( S ) M o torw eek (R) highly saturated beef fat and palm oil in addition to are flashier cookies on the market and ones with offer a few suggestions. They In the Arthur Drug 26 Arabian port 44 Cheaper___ 51 Folksinger 1:00AM (33 Archie Bunker's Place For chocolate lovers coating to 27 Bird (13) Divorce Court ( D A -T e a m ® Crook and Chase some less saturated oils. The probable reason? more creme filling, but few with such a pleasing ___ dozen Guthrie (33 Discover with Robert Vaughn "Chocolate!” a new recipe advertisement in 28 Seaweed 29 Decorative [C N N ] Showbiz Today (S) ® Night Court Season Premiere QD D os Vidas Even though these saturated fats are thought to chocolate cookie taste. 46 Wound 52 Baseballer No­ C13 Jo e Franklin leaflet which includes truffles 32 Spanish hero 30 Morose [D IS ] MOVIE: Once Upon a Brothers (C C ) Dan is mourned by the court staff af­ QZ) Bill Moyers' World of Ideas; Who's raise blood cholesterol levels, they are often less today’s Downtown covering lan ___ Grim m ' Grimm’s fairy tales are presented ter his Arm y Reserve plane is believed to (S) Twilight Zone Bonnie: Chocolate happens to be listed just above 33 Hindu garment 31 LL.B. Disadvanti^ed? Sociologist and author expensive to use than unsaturated ones. and chocolate-orange ice cream, 47 Part of eye 55 Warm up (a in this musical version. Dean Jones, Paul have crashed. (60 min.) Part 2 of 2. William Julius Wilson ("The Truly Disad­ ® Hart to Hart salt in the ingredient list of this new cookie. This 34 Seasoning 36 Puil motor) Sand, Ruth Buzzi. 1977. is being distributed from the Milk Harvest Festival 48 Northern ® T h e M ind (CC| How the aging process vantaged") discusses the real causes of [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 Carolyn: If you think finding a sensitive single means there’s more chocolate in these cookies than Promotion Services. To order a 35 Card 38 Posy constellation 56 Made of (suff.) [ESP N ] SportsLook affects the brain and mind. (60 min.) Part 3 poverty among inner-city blacks. Tabloid, the sale of 9. [ESP N ] Outdoor Sportsman salt. Considering this is billed as a "real chocolate’’ 37 Uppish person 42 In good order 50 27th president 57 Box for coal [HBO] MOVIE: 'Three Amigos' (CC) QD Love Connection man is difficult, try finding a frozen dinner with copy, send a stamped, self- [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow cookie, this is the least I would have expected. 39 Slice Three unemployed screen cowboys are 0D El Extrano Retomo de Diana Salazar [C N N ] Moneyllne tender beef. Even Armour — a company known for addressed envelope to "Choco­ dates are incorrect. 1 2 l6 10 11 40 Eugene mistakenly recruited to drive a greedy tyr­ © ) Mark Russell Comedy Special Sea­ 1:05AM (33 Love Boat its meat — has had trouble with some of its frozen Salt aside, the ingredients appear acceptable but late!” Milk Promotion Services ^ [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet 1 ant out of a small Texas town. Chevy son Premiere A s the quest for the presi­ for the artificial flavor and sodium metabisulfite. O'NeiH's 12 14 [ES P N ] Business of Sports 1 : 1 5 AM [TM C ] Short Film Showcase meals. So when the world’s best-known maker of Inc., 381 Governor’s Highway. per gal. C. O. D. The sale dates Chase, Steve Martin, Martin Short. 1986. dency heats up. so does political satirist chicken comes out with a beef dinner, I don’t expect Artificial flavors are cheaper and often more South'Windsor, Conn. 06074. 150 gel. minimum purchase daughter Rated PG. (In Stereo) Mark Russell’s observations about the [H B O ] Up Service (CC) Gaining a com­ 1:20AM [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Dangerous should be 17 distinct than natural ones. Unfortunately most have 4.1 Figure of 15 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Kramer vs. Kramer' A headline makers. petitive edge in the ratings war is the M o ves' Oscar-winning account of an inter­ much. theme of this comedy about a veteran not been properly tested or identified on the label. speech divorced couple battles for custody of their [C N N ] Larry King Live national chess tournament between the That’s why Tyson’s Beef Tips Champignon is such Oct. 26 thru Nov. 5. 18 young son. Winner of five Oscars, includ­ newscaster (Paul Dooley) and his slick new aging Soviet Grand Master and a young 649-8841 43 Basketball org. [D IS ] Robbery Under Arms After being a pleasant surprise. The beef is tender and the Sodium metabisulfite is one of a family of ing Best Picture. Dustin Hoffman, Meryl partner (Griffin Dunne). (70 min.) (In Russian defector. Michel Piccoli, Alex­ Prtcee Siih/ecf fe Cfienge sentenced to prison. Dick escapes end ar­ preservatives known as sulfites. They are the only 45 Go to court Streep, Justin Henry. 1979. Rated PG. Stereo) andre Arbatt, Leslie Caron. 1985. Rated sauces tasty and complicated enough to be worth its ranges Starlight’s rescue; Starlight and 46 Smooth- [U S A ] Miami Vice (60 min.) NR. (Dubbed) additive currently approved by the FDA known to [TM C] MOVIE: 'Man, Woman and Dick develop new love interests and Jim rather steep price. textured have caused deaths. As a result, they have been 24 26 28 28 29 30 31 C hild ' W hen the mother of an illegitimate marries; Dick's rejected girlfrined sends 11 :30PM 133 Taxi 1 :30AM (33 One Day at a Time JO-ANN FABRICS a 49 Asian country son dies suddenly, his father invites him to the police on the outlaws' trail. (2 hrs.) Part banned from use in salad bars and on fresh (33 ® Nightline (CC). (33 Family Medical Center MICROMAGIC * "noW AVE TATER STICKS. 53 Call out 32 34 come live with him and his family. Martin 2 of 3. vegetables. Sheen, Blythe Danner, David Hammings. (33 ® Morton Downey Jr. QD IN N N e w s 8.59 per 4-oz. box ot t ignt frozen hash brown potato You’D hire the 54 Arm [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Murder: By Reason of The small amount in these cookies is probably 1983. Rated PG. (In Stereo) QD Honeymooners Q® Later With Bob Costas sticks. 58 Tune 36 36 39 Insanity' Based on a true-life incident, a harmless, but it’s worth watching if you’re [U S A ] Fat Albert woman fears that her mentally unbalanced QD Career Media Network [C N N ] Newsnight Update 59 Skater Sonja husband may be trying to kill her. Candice Carolyn: A few years ago no food manufacturer asthmatic or prone to allergies. 40 42 6:30PM dD CBS News (CC). @ Night Heat A successful businessman [D IS ] MOVIE; 'Samson and Delilah' Ce­ best when you find Bergen, Jurgen Prochnow, Eli Wallach. is the prime suspect in the disappearance cil B. DeMille's colorful account of biblical would have dared to market microwave hash brown Ha\\oween^a\e dD Family Ties (CC). 1985. 60 South of Ala. 43 of tw o children. (70 min.) (R) strongman Samson and the scheming potatoes. Microwave technology being what it was. (D dD ABC News (CC). woman who betrayed him. Victor Mature, NABISCO CHUNKY CHIPS AHOY! $2.89 per 61 Youth gp. 9;30PM QD SS) wonder Years (CC) Q® Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) the most they could have hoped to produce would them in the (iD Hollywood Squares Kevin and his friend, Paul, race to the store Hedy Lamarr. George Sanders. 1949. 12.5-oz. bag. 62 Circumstance 48 47 48 (H) Bill Moyers' World of Ideas Guest: have been hash whites. But the invention of those ® dD NBC News (CC). to buy a book about sex. (R) (In Stereo) [ESP N ] Fishin' Hole MAGIC SOUDS SPOOKY WIND SOCKS 63 Coal unit author To m Wolfe ("Th e Bonfire of the aluminum foil reflector boxes has opened up the 63 @ ) @ ) Nightly Business Report dZ) United Nations Day Concert 1988 Vanities"). [U SA] W WF Prime Time Wrestling Bonnie: Other than a splash of artificial flavor, Classified Section. Our price $3.29 yd. Reg. $2.99 ea. 1 The United Nations celebrates its 43rd an­ world of fried foods to homes without deep fryers. dD Noticiero Univislon Racing From Plalnsfield DOWN niversary and Australia's bicentennial with the ingredients in Chunky Chips Ahoy! are ones you 68 1 :45AM [HBO] MOVIE: Hollywood These hash brown sticks come out of the microwave dD Leva Connection a concert featuring Dame Joan Sutherland, QZ) N e w s (CC). might use at home. Nabisco’s choice of fats is S A L E ^ 1 ? 8 . SALE Vice Squad' Prostitution, pornography crispy on the outside and moist on the in. Best of all 1 Mention [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, and con­ QD Late S h o w (R) (In Stereo) and drug abuse rule the streets as Holly­ particularly good considering what other manufac­ 61 ductors Stuart Challender and Richard Bon- they’re shaped in such a way that you might be able 2 Sacred image [ESP N ] Action Cycle Sports [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred w ood police help a mother search for her turers use. Nabisco uses polyunsaturated fats (the ynge. (In Stereo) to get away with eating them with your fingers. VIP COSTUME CUTOUTS FABRIC PAINTERS I 3 Cat o n ___ Hickman, Nick Charles. runaway daughter. Ronny Cox. Trish Van [U S A ] Cartoons [ESPN] Ladies Bowling: Fair Lanes good type) which are partially hydrogenated Our price $4.99 ea. Reg. $1.99 ea. I ___ Tin Roof 26 [ D I S ] M O V IE : 'M a ry W h ite ' Pulitzer Devere. 1986. Rated R. (c)1988 by NEA, Inc Open From Houston. (90 min.) (Live) Bonnie: A 5-ounce baked potato with its skin (making them less good). Both Duncan Hines 7:00PM (33 U S A To d ay Scheduled: Prize-winning journalist William White re­ 2:00AM (33 Look at Me Now auto insurance rates; professional odds- [TM C ] MOViE: The Princess Bride' counts his daughter's life. Kathleen Beller. intact is low fat. low cal. low sodium and an Chocolate Chip Cookies and Keebler Chips Deluxe Superior Court SALE ^ 3 ^ . s a l e ^ I I a . makers; the video releases of " E .T ." and (CC) A swashbuckling young swordsman Ed Flanders. Tim Matheson. 1977. (33 excellent source of fiber and vitamin C. It’s also a Cookies, use the less desirable, more saturated sets out to rescue a kidnapped princess in "Cinderella." [ESPN ] SportsCenter (33 ® Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ good source of niacin, vitamin B 6. potassium, iron palm oil. this lighthearted fairy tale from Rob Reiner. SYMPHONY BROADCLOTH FELT “SQUARES” I d 3 ( ^ N e w s [T M C ] MOVIE: 'House of Games' David vice (3 hrs.) and various trace minerals. If you’re not going to make your own, then these Cary Elwes, Mandy Patinkin. Chris Saran­ Our price $2.59 yd. Reg. 29e ea. d 3 dD Wheel of Fortune (CC). don. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Mamet wrote and directed this twist-laden QD White Shadow In contrast, a 4-ounce portion of MicroMagic are not bad. tale of a psychiatrist who becomes in­ d® NVR Showcase CELEBRITY CIPHER (33 C osby S h o w (CC). (In Stereo) (33 Wlseguy Season Pre­ C«l«brtty Cipher cryptogram* are crMted from quotalloni by famout people, pett end preaent. 10:00PM volved with a master con artist. Linday Microwave Tater Sticks isextremely high in sodium m iere Season Premiere. After resigning Q® Dating Game Carolyn: I’m not sure I’d love cookies as much as I SALE SALE 6 FOR ^ 1 Each letter In the cipher etenda'for another. Today'* duo: H oquols U. Ql) (M) Cheers (CC). Crouse, Joe Mantegna, Mike Nussbaum (620 milligrams), calories (390) and fat (51 (3D Grandstand A sports game show irV- from the Organized Crime Bureau, Vinnie 1987. Rated R. [ESPN ] SportsLook do if they didn’t function as a medium forcandyand returns to his old New York neighborhood. percent). They are. in fact, prepared using highly HALLOWEEN PRINTS ENTIRE S TO C K ELASTIC volving guest celebrities and fans Host: [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Nightflyers' An evil nuts. There’s no doubt that the more candy a cookie 'VJC LITA NCLNTC MJL DUA Curt Chaplin. (Taped) (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1 1 :35PM (33 Night Court saturated fats such as beef tallow and palm oil. Our price $2.99 yd. Reg. 23e-$2.52 force threatens a 21 st-century fact-finding along with some other more acceptable fats. If you contains, the more I like it. So when Chips Ahoy! d ® M "A * S* H (13 (33 §® [CN N ] News 1 1 :45PM [M AX] MOVIE: The Re mission to an unexplored planet. Michael MLZDC VJ6IPD UELHV taliator' Brain surgery turns a Middle East­ Praed, Catherine Mary Stewart, John executives decided to put out a chocolate chip cookie (^ MacNell/Lehrer Newshour C D C rim es of Passion (C C ) Real-life can’t stomach the idea of a plain baked potato and ' cases of people w ho committed a violent ern terrorist into an efficient killing mach Standing. 1987. Rated R. with chocolate chunks, they were definitely on the S A L E ^ 1 § 8 . s a l e 3 0 i^ I f ( ^ Your Show of Shows want a fried version with less saturated fat and NLTGVGFGUID VJUl ZCNLZVCZD act against a loved one. Host: actor James ine. Robert Giniy, Sandahl Bergman. 1987 much less sodium. I’d suggest MicroMagic’s right track. If only they had actually followed STRAW BROOMS d® Win. Lose or Draw W oods. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Rated R. 2:05AM (33 N e w s (R) through on their promises. These don’t have chunks, 1 SUGAR CREEK PRINTS Microwave French Fries. Our price $2.79 yd. • 6"Reg.29e... SALE22C BL UZC LVJCZ NLTGVGFGUID.' — dD Mi Nombre es Coraje QD IN N N e w s 1 2:00AM (33 Late s h o w (R) (In Stereo) 2:30AM (33 Improv Tonlte Comics just bigger chips and not enough of them. Until they Family Ties (CC) QD Whalers Wrap-Up (33 St. Elsewhere Barry Steiger. Evan Davis and Franklin • 16” Reg. 79c... .S A LE 33C Ajaye. SUNSHINE BAVARIAN FINGERS. $1.89 per learn the difference. Keebler Chips Deluxe and LU [C N N ] Moneyllne d® Morton Downey Jr. QD Star Trek Chips Chocolat will give you more candy per bite. S A L E ^ 1 ? 8 . • 34’’ Reg. $1.29. .S A LE 66C | UIBA ZLLICA. [C N N ] Sports Latenight 16-oz. package. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I’m the only person of distinction who's ever had [ESP N ] SportsCenter Q® Tattingers Premiere Drama. Ste­ QD Home Shopping Network (3 hrs } phen Collins stars as wealthy New York [ESPN ] SportsCenter GRAPEVINE WREATHS I a depression named (or him." — Herbert Hoover. [U S A ] Miami Vice (60 min.) (S) Wyatt Earp 1 72" FELT restaurateur Nick Tattinger. Also stars 2:40AM (33 Nightwatch Joined in Carolyn: Sunshine waited years before introduc­ p m Magazine Featured: a ^ Current Affair Our price $5.99 yd. • 8 ” Reg. SI .99 S A L E *1.49 7:30PM (33 Jerry Stiller and Blythe Danner. Tonight: Progress ing this variation on their famous Vienna Fingers Bonnie Tandy Leblang is a registered dietitian. behind-the-scenes look at the commercial Nick returns from Europe to find his lifes­ ® Mala Noche . No Carolyn Wyman Is a junk food fanatic. • 14" Reg. $3.99 S A L E *2.99 promotingthe "E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial" tyle threatened by an unscrupulous real es­ and the time was apparently pul to good use. There [CN N ] Newsnight 3;00AM d D m o v i e : 'Nickelodeon' A iHaiuhrstpr SALE ^ 3 ^ . • 18 ” Reg. $5.99 S A L E *3.99 videocassette. > tate investor. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [ES P N ] Motorcycle Racing: FIM World hapless lawyer becomes a low-budget di­ Current Affair (?4) W orid at W ar (33 Superbike Championship From Donning rector during the early movie days and tries 1 HALLOWEEN MAKEUP HALLOWEEN CUT EDGE (33 d® Jeopardy! (CC) 0® To Be Announced. ton. England. (R) to make a star of an alligator wrestler CRAFT RIBBON Ryan O'Neal, Burt Reynolds 1976. Menus H p r a lh Reg. $1.49-$4.99 133 Kate & AIMe (CC) QD Noticiero Univision [U SA ] Dragnet Reg. 99e reel ^ dD INN News QZ) Senator Sam (CC) Traces Sam Ervin's QD Perry Mason I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 1 2:05AM (33 Entertainment Tonight career, from his early days in politics and (T® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) s a l e 20"^"-30^;% f s a l e 2 f o r ^ 1 by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee dD NHL Hockey: Hartford Whalers at Actor Kurt Russell. (In Stereo) Thursday: Baked chicken salad boat, carrot sticks, pickle 643-3711 Buffalo Sabres (2 hrs . 30 min.) (Live) the judiciary to his service as a senator re­ [C N N ] Headline News Overnight Senior citizens presenting North Carolina and his role in [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Flowers in quarter with gravy, rice, zuc­ chips, apple. Unscramble these lour Jumbles, He'll go far 12:10AM The following meals will be 1 HAUOWEEN T H E POTPOURRI W ORKS d ® M *A*S*H the Watergate hearings. (60 min.) the Attic' (CC) Based on V.C. Andrews' [ESP N ] Thoroughbred Sports Digest chini. Chicken salad sandwich, Friday: Fruit juice, meat and one letter to each square, to form served at Mayfair Gardens and ACCESSORIES Includes pot, 6 tealite candles, four ordinary words. T d® Liar's Club fruit, milk. cheese pizza, garden salad, ge­ Westhill Gardens the week of Oct. Reg. $1.99-$7.99 and 3 1-oz. bags potpourri. d® Win, Lose or Draw Friday: Lasagna, peas, cauli­ latin with topping. 31 through Nov. 4 to Manchester Reg. S9.35 if purchased VERPO (P) ID Newhart (CC) flower. Tuna salad sandwich, residents who are 60 or older: 1 SAlfSOf^iT se^r^ly. sALE^4iir r ' S d® Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) fruit, milk. Monday: Apple cider, hot dogs, [C N N ] Crossfire baked beans, green beans, apple Manchester schools [ES P N ] Scholastic Sports America pie. AND 7:35PM [D IS] Mouseterpiece Thea­ The following lunches will be COLOR IMAGE / 2 o f f ; HEEPS ter Tuesday: Vegetable beef soup, served in the Manchester public • by McCall s. Butlerick. Vogue, and 8:00PM (3] Van Dyke Show Premiere macaroni and cheese, mixed schools the week of Oct. 31 Manchester, C T ■ 646-2954 vegetables, dinner roll, cherry Simplicity. Plus Style where available. Limit 5. Comedy. A successful Broadway per­ through Nov. 4: former (Dick Van Dyke) helps his son run crisp. Monday: Pizza, salad, Hallo­ SONAIA'” COMPU-SEW WHAT AN EM PLOYEE (Barry Van Dyke) run a struggling theater Is Offering HAS IF HE LA U S H S company. (In Stereo) McCavanagh Wednesday: Cranberry juice, ween cookie. • Fully computerized! FUNIES turkey a la king, rice. Oriental A T THE BOSS'S JOKES (33 The Secret Identity of Jack the Rip­ Tuesday: Apple juice, hot dog • 80 pre-programmed stitches per Through crime re-enactments and sus­ vegetables, biscuit, fig • 64-character memory s ^ s / EVEN WHEN T H E Y on a roll, potato chips, peas, A Personal Finishing Course MAKE NO THIS. pect profiles, criminologists examine the coffeecake. peaches. - Unique auto darn and bar tack unsolved "Jack the Ripper" murders com­ mitted 100 years ago in London. Host: ac­ A'History of Thursday: Orange pineapple Wednesday: Beef stew with for Teens Our price $699.99 ^ - 0 0 9 9 | CIAMAN To: Now arrange the circled letters to tor Peter Ustinov. (2 hrs.) (Live) juice, liver and onions with potatoes- and vegetables, corn- INTRODUCTORV SALE gravy, Cheddar potatoes, peas form the surprise answer, as sug­ (£) Growing Pains (CC) Maggie goes Service bread, mixed fruit. Build Self-Esteem Sewing machines and accessories available in stock or by special order n gested by the above cartoon. into labor and interrupts Ben's birthday and carrots, salad with Thousand party. Thursday: Baked ham, sweet g^ M baleSale ends Saturday, Oct. 29th Manchester Board of Directors, Islands dressing, wheat bread, or whipped potatoes, corn, bread Become More Confident Print answer here: “ I XXXXJ (33 A -T e a m three terms as General Assembly- fresh fruit. and butter, apple crisp. (3D H e m in g w a y Stacy Keach stars in the Friday: Corn chowder, fish, Develop Your Self Image and Poise FABRICS (Answers tomorrow) title role of a drama tracing the Nobet Prize­ man from the 12th District, Vice Friday: Fish and cheese on a Jumbles: NEEDY BARON SECEDE ELDEST winning writer's life. The story opens in Chairman of Judiciary Com­ carnival rice, Hawaiian cole roll, french fries, cole slaw, Yesterday’s 1920s France and Switzerland where slaw, rye bread, ice cream. Small personal classes now forming. Answer; The ludge's words were less Important than Hemingway, accompanied by his first mittee, Founder and chairman of peanut raisin cup. K-M«rt Plua thls-HIS SENTENCES Brochures upon request. ManehMitr Parked* 295 Hartford Turnpika wife, Hadley (Josephine Chaplin), looks the Democratic Moderate Caucus. Meals on Wheels 340 Bread Straal forward to the publishing of his first sto­ Bolton schools . Manchaalar ______lfl£Q2Q______New back In aloek, Jumbla Book He. 16 la BfallaWa lor 98.80. which InclMeaa peatafa ries. A 1988 premiere. (2 hrs.) Part 1 of 3. The following meals may be and handlinfl. Iront JumWe. clo thia nawapapar, F.O. Sex 4m. Ortat^ FL served to Meals on Wheels clients The following lunches will be Includa yournama, aOdraaa and zip coda and maka you* chock payoMt to Niwapaparbaefta. d® Hemingway As a World War II war served in the Bolton public correspondent, Hemingway (Stacy Keach) Deep Community the week of Oct. 31 through Nov. 4. travels with the troops who liberate Paris. The hot noon meal is listed first schools the week of Oct. 31 and CALDWELL There he meets his fourth wife, Mary Roots and the cool evening meal second. Nov. 4: W elsh (Pamela Reed). Years later in Idaho, Monday: Apple juice, Hallo- Hem ingway's deteriorating mental health Incorporator Manchester Mem­ Monday: Roast beef with leads to his death. (2 hrs.) 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Each should try to be sup- brothers who served on opposite sides Also, Walk-Ins Welcome at Anytime. • Dorilvo of the other. taneously, particularly if you're heading duing the Civil W ar are reunited after the PULL LEVER 5A Stop In - No Appointment Necessary : CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Others a special committee. war to find that their sisters and younger ■ are apt to bo quite willing to portorm VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) Possibilities brother have been abducted. To m Selleck, services (or you today that will greatly lor achieving important objectives ap­ Sam Elliott, Katharine Ross. 1982. VOTE DEMOCRATIC PERSONALIZED SERVICE lighten your reaponsibllltlea. All you pear to be much better today than th ^ [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'N lghtflyers' A n evil Call 647-9334 for Delivery have to do Is ask nicely, will be tomorrow. Take advantage of force threatens a 21 st-century fact-finding Paid for by th* Commin** to R*.*l*ct Jama* R. MoCavanagh, Raymond F. Damato, Traaiuiar. : AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) New so- them now. mission to an unexplored planet. Michael 145 Main Street, Manchester, CT ~ 203-649-8865 Praed, Catherine Mary Stewart. John • cial contacts should prove to be very LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Lady Luck Delivery hours were incorrect on recent Herald advertisements. Standing. 1987. Rated R. Hours: Mon. 8t Thurs. 10-9 • Tues., Wed., Fri. 10-5:30 • Sat. 9-5 beneficial. Expose yourself to fresh could be a more kind than usual today. [U S A ] Murdar, 8h« Wrote (60 min.) We regret any Inconvenience. ■ happenings. Be hopeful and visualize yoursell In the PiaCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You're role of a winner. 8:30PM (33 Annia McOuira Pramlara MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Oct. 26, 1988 — gl go - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 26. 1988

SNAFU by Bruca Baallla KIT tl' CARLYLE by Larry Wright MeCALL OP THE WILD by Duma* A Crawford Johnson cltedldT'^fforts. Takeovers may cost jobs ANYTHIN& ase I DIDN'T WANT BUSINESS ■>OU W A N T T o KNOW ? TO KNOWAUL EAST HARTFORD — Walter H. Johnson of TWAT 5TUFf,. Manchester is among six Pratt & Whitney NEW YORK (AP) - The ■^There is a casino society example, which went private in a Rogers’ Income declines employees who have been recognized with staggering new corporate debt atmosphere in this country, be­ $3.6 billion leveraged buyout In awards for their volunteer work in 1988. burdens proposed in the wave of cause shareholders want to make 1985, is regarded as one of the Rogers Corp., whose Molding Materials Johnson was cited for hir involvement in the multibillion-dollar leveraged a killing," said Henry Schechter, best-managed chains in the In­ Division is in Manchester, has reported third- m i organization of a program to provide shelter for buyout bids could force compan­ an AFL-CIO economist in Wa­ dustry. Seven-Up Co., which quarter sales of $40,902,000, up 13 percent from the homeless in Manchester. The award winners ies to make big layoffs and reduce shington. “ The end result is languished under conglomerate last year's third quarter of $36,110,000. Net were chosen from among 45 Pratt & Whitney employee benefits to cover debt billions of debt. We’ve already owner Philip Morris Cos., in­ income of $345,000, or 11 cents per share, was volunteers nominated by fellow employees. payments, critics say. had cases in which thousands of creased productivity and down sharply from $931,000, or 31 cents per share, Finalists were selected by a panel of judges from 'The impact of these buyouts — jobs are lost." trimmed waste after it was sold in in the third quarter of 1987. various volunteer organizations. which rely largely on borrowed On Monday, for example, Fru- a 1986 leveraged buyout. Sales for the first nine months were The award was made Oct. 11 by Nikki O’Neill, funds — also could multiply if the ehauf Corp. announced a restruc­ But the speed and size of deals $123,349,000, 18 percent higher than the the wife of Gov. William O’Neill, and James U.S. economy enters a recession, turing of its slumping trailer announced during the past few $104,416,000 in the first three quarters of 1987. Net PEANUTS by Charlaa M. Sehuli O’Connor, Pratt & Whitneyls group vice and the companies are unable to operations that will include an weeks, notably a proposed $20 income for the first nine months was $2,229,000, president. generate the cash flow or asset unspecified number of layoffs billion leveraged buyout of RJR or 73 cents per share, about equal to last year’s and early retirements. Nabisco, have raised fears of VES, ma’a m , I KNOW i'M LATE.. VES.MAAM..SITTING ON THE Johnson is employed in program management sales needed to raise money for actually, I FELT A LITTLE corresponding results of $2,180,000, or 73 cents at the International Fuel Cells Unit in South their debt payments, according to The company has been strug­ upheavals in the work force that WELL.WEMISSBPTHE SCHOOL 5IPEWALK..U)ELL,I PIPN’T BIT LIKE LA55IE.. per share. Windsor. labor economists and gling since a 1986 management- had not been widely envisioned. BUS..MV SISTER FELL ASLEEP WANT TO WAKE HER UR ANP I Norman L. Greenman, Rogers president, said, consultants. led leveraged buyout, which "I don’t think this is good, AGAINST A TELEPHONE POLE... FELT I COULPN'T LEAVE HER... attributed lower third-quarter profits to a In one of the latest develop­ thwarted a hostile takeover bid frankly," said Edith Weiner, a SO I JUST SAT THERE, TOO... _ reduction in orders by a major customer of the ments, the buyout firm Kohiberg but left it saddled with new debt. partner in Weiner, Edrich Brown Flexible Interconnections Division and heavy Bob’s helps hospital i r "Every Thursday at 3:42 p.m. I realize how Kravis Roberts & Co. has offered The frenzy of company restruc­ Inc., a New York-based business r predictable my life is..." expenses in the division. He also cited the Five Bob’s Stores, including the store on North to pay $20.28 billion — most of turings that have altered the U.S. consulting firm that focuses on 10U by NEA, Inc. 'O start-up of the Circuit Components Division Main Street, have donated proceeds from a which represents borrowed mo­ economic landscape this decade long-range trends. L facility in Monterrey, Mexico, which required weekend promotion to Newington Children’s ney rather than equity — to already had raised some of these “ If one company does this to ZIPPY by Bill Grimih moving an entire operating plant from Agua Hospital. acquire food and tobacco giant issues. Many corporations that restructure and solve problems of r Prieta, Mexico. Shoppers who visited the stores participated in RJR Nabisco Inc. restructured into privately held non-productivity, that’s one lO -li jT&ey.*f PoN'T 8e an in-store celebration to mark the company’s 35 Warnings about the leveraged companies emerge stronger be­ thing, but the evidence is that’s z iP X r c R / Bftee ' i c y j 6 o t a Piece vwe p e- You Going years in Connecticut. buyout wave come as many U.S. cause management is more fo­ not the case anymore,” she said. HOUJ Goe( TH' W ITH A cpvJDe "w e DC HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne S T p o cT u p e o OF TH'roi/NDTI7AOC EB wins Navy contract Newington Children’s Hospital, the only companies already are aggres­ cused on the companies’ core “ It’s gotten to the point where MOV//C? WHO'J M A J O ? cioeo TO FftM ALBi^M ? WHPT about hospital in Connecticut devoted to the chronic sively cutting costs to survive in businesses and faces fewer pres­ we’re not talking about the ' DtRECTiNG? v'HO' TH' D € A i- IT Fop DiT- fopeiGN vioeo^m m TM‘ couTapcrs/// GROTON (AP) — Electric Boat won a $76.6 TaiBuTioN' handicapping disorders of childhood, is observ­ sures for short-term profit. long-term interests of the econ­ NO,t h a n k s . I LOVE an increasingly competitive CATCliiMG?? v/EIZV * cove You IM INDIA, I million contract for continued development of ing its 90th anniversary. THE TA^TE EUT I I WANT leATf 0A8£.'.'TM6YNe6O ! the steam and electrical plant for the Navy's new world economy. Retailer R.H. Macy & Co., for omy at all.” TAt*^ To tne a /v\o\/iNG' UPFOoNTfOC NEVEI2 KNovJ what paoOVCT I! TALFTO _ i SSN-21 Seawolf nuclear submarine, the Navy !• TH'PBfMtfRlf.' TO PO \VlTH THE PITS /neiWHATV ; said. Travelers to sell operation T«'I»RV.» i The contract is a modification to a previous East Hartford firm suspended development contract EB received in connection HARTFORD (AP) — The Travelers Corp. is with the Seawolf, the Navy said Tuesday. planning to sell the largest part of its Constitution HARTFORD (AP) - An East the public. North American’s part,” Schatz The Seawolf. a new generation of attack State Management Co. operationstoa subsidiary Hartford securities firm that But, he said: “ North American said. •TNe F*et-cooo submarine, has been jointly designed by EB and of General Re Corp. of Stamford. voluntarily stopped doing busi­ was not able to get the capital it “ We have been in communica­ BOTTOM 1.IM6 Of TH£ Terms of the sale, announced Tuesday, weren’t 2 P« 0 Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co., of ness with the public in July now needed and it didn’t appear that tion with the Department of I Virginia. The Navy is expected to award a disclosed. Travelers and North Star Reinsurance faces the loss of its registration as we’d be seeing any audited Banking continuously since we <(( ' construction contract for the first Seawolf to one Co. of Parsippany. N.J., a General Re a broker and dealer over securi­ financial reports anytime soon. voluntarily stopped our activi- LI'L ABNER by Al Capp of the two shipyards, probably within the next subsidiary, have signed a letter of intent for the ties violations. “ The best way for me to gauge cites as a broker-dealer in July, few months. sale of Constitution’s dome.stic treaty rein.su- THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A 8y Barry State Banking Commissioner the activities of a securities and we remain in constant 'TH' YOKUMftKS.^ WHY, BLESS YORE “ rance operations. Howard B. Brown on Tuesday dealer is through monitoring its communication with the depart­ O DON'T K IL L O S MURDERIN' BONES ^ In that business. Constitution accepts part of PLlM E/r-W E IS THINK NOTHIN'OF ^ suspended the activities of North financial health,” Brown- said. ment,” Schatz said. SHE'S ARMEP„CMN6EROUS NOT ALLOWEP W WE ALREAPY, : rr.»F - t a k e . s o m e , w Xerox earnings rise 9% SO F U LL-W E the premiums from property-casualty policies Schatz said North American ./CAPTAIN'S SUN/„< .WE'LL BE ' ALONG W IF 'i O '/ r - ’ IN American Investment Corp. and "Without having access to North PACK YO' K IN RIDE STAMFORD (AP) — Xerox Corp.'s third- written by other insurance companies, agreeing American’s updated financial has notified the department that 'EM BACK H O M E -A N ' , notified the company that he EAT 'E M , V O ' ^ quarter earnings rose 9 percent to $146 million, in return to pay part of the claims that may plans to revoke its registration as documents, those safeguards are an audited financial statement “ “ MIZZUBLE. occur. SKONKS.r^ with a strong showing from the company's a broker and dealer. no longer there.” will be complete by mid- financial services division. Under a "treaty.” Constitution agrees to Brown said the firm has not Andrew Schatz. a Hartford November. However, he said he Net income for the quarter ended Sept. 30 was provide reinsurance on the same terms for many submitted audited reports from attorney representing the com­ is not sure what the audit will up from $134 million in the comparable period policies written by an insurer, without evaluating the fiscal year that ended March pany. described Tuesday’s ac­ show. last year. Per-share earnings were up 12 percent each one. 31. and its capital has been below tions as mostly procedural, and The company reported signifi­ to $1.37 from $1.23. "Travelers is a quality player in the treaty acceptable levels since July 5. stressed that the company has cant losses before March 31. reinsurance market and it’s in sound financial been cooperating with the De­ Publicity over its financial condi­ Dtbt ByNtA. Irw Revenues in the third quarter rose 10 percent to Brown said he delayed taking m $4.1 billion from $3.8 billion last year, Xerox condition.” said Travelers spoke.swoman Andrea action against the company be­ partment of Banking. tion and continuing legal disputes ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson reported. A. Budd. cause the company voluntarily Tuesday’s action “ does not involving investors have added to vowed to stop doing business with indicate any wrongdoing on the company’s financial woes. HE.-r;ARlO'HWI? HE. GOT HE MEVER LET 'EM BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake ABOUTALGX?, CAMMED SEE HIM SWEAT'

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General and employees against any available. Flexible plus. Apply In person: (Transportation may ford has a full time rance 8i benefits. Call VINES YOU , WE m a d e ) YOUR YOU ME WE'RE ALREADY GOT AHOLD The E.A. Patten Com­ be provided). Hours, opening for a regis­ clerical duties. Phone 647-9137. WHAT A GUY by Bill Hoest MENTIONED, HIGHNESS.'VOOP WASTING OF TH'VINES... and dll liability, loss or MATURE Woman to take schedule. Friendly at­ S W IN G J f IR£ VALUABLE expense, Including attor­ care of Infants and mosphere and free mo­ pany, 303 Wetheroll 7:30-2:30, flexible. 646- tered X-Ray Techni­ skills required. Hartford ACROSS.' T IM E ! neys' fees, arising from toddlers In exclusive Street, Manchester, 8228, office hours, 8-3. cian. Our Techs enloy location. Near bus line. Front De$k vies. Apply at: U.A. Full time position, flex­ claims of unfair trade practi­ day core center. Theaters, east, Man­ Connecticut. working on a rotating 3 Call for appointment, ces, Infringement of frade- day work week. We Mon.-Thurs. 9am-2:30 ible hours. Please marks, trade names or pat­ Mondov-Frldav, 7-1 or chester Porkode. WAITERS and Wai­ apply at; 1-6. Starting $5/hour. otter a complete be­ pm. " if Yoo’f?e ents, violation of rights of tresses. Ponderosa Is lnn privacy and Infringement of The Children's Place, now accepting applica­ V'VAiMifcrtFwarifcStxt nefit package Includ­ SOINS TO THE TELEPHONE ing a weekend differen­ YMCA Camp Woodstock d Tpke. copyright and proprietary Inc., 643-5535. tions for all shifts. ^||f|Fr*«=aia—Hr P.T.A. AAeeTING, rights, unfair competition CALLERS tial and o competitive 522-4183, oxL 309 Vsrnon, CT Shifts are available for EOE n and libel and slander, which mothers with school starting salary. Inter­ 646-5700______EOE/AA RE/WEMBER may result from the publica­ For the Natioaal ested applicants, call HOW THEY tion of any odvertlsment In children. We also have VERNON. Dental office Federation of th* Blind shifts avoltable for Looking to expand K im a t 721-7393, RN/LPN-We have a full OIL Truck Driver. Expe­ the Manchester Herald by Mondoy-Frldoy, 9-4. rience not necessary. EXAGGERATE odvertlser, Including adver­ needs energetic, moti­ of Coaaectlcat office In high school and college our night crew. time or part time posi­ [L A. vated person tor diver­ East Hartford. students. Please apply FULL time position tion from 7am-3pm, Must have Class II A LOT.” tisements In onv tree distri­ license. Full or part THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom bution publications pub­ sified duties, Monday- In person at, 119 Need applicants to available at automo­ 3pm-11pm and 11pm- lished by the Monchester Frldav, 8am-12 noon. ‘7/hourly. Work Spencer Street, tive lube center. Expe­ 7am, Mondav-Fridoy. time. Winter months or Herald. Penny Sletfert, Coll 875-5664 tor details. hours, Monday- Manchester. stock shelves on the rience helpful but will No weekends, for more year round. Apply: M IDOMTC’ETTHE Publisher. Thursday, 5pm-9pm, train the right person. Information, please 8i M Oil, Route 6, COOKS/Buffet Attend­ night shift. Hours Bolton, 649-2871. R A r5E,DOI? Friday, 5pm-8pm. ants. Ponderosa Is now Hourly plus bonuses. call O.N.S, Monday- ON TH E FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook PART TIM E 9-7. Competitive Call 647-8997.______Frldav, 9am-3pm, LOST SECRETARY Year-round accepting applications Crestfleld Convales- employment. Must for day time and even­ salary and benefits. CUSTODIAN. Immediate t^REftLLY. NtofA? uJEUU.tJoT right ^loW, I WHAT AM fJDOMEP AND FOUND 20 hr/week, flexible $8- ing shifts. Part and toll cant, 643-5151. Dit have clear speaking Mature, responsible opening for person WANTED. Recreation ARE WE GOIH6- A^lYTlME HAVE I d GAVE CAMIaIE GTaTiON WITH 9/hour. Organized Indi­ time positions are now with experience. Strip­ PIT LOST. Block, mole cot vidual, general clerical voice, good writing persoli. Interested RN/LPN Baylor Supervl- Vehicle service person. I d GOYA GooM. UP EiVoo&H, pit WA&OM. DOSRG PR available. Please ping, waxing, buffing I with white stomach duties, phone skills re­ skills and be depend­ sor. We have an open­ Will train. Full or part KOOSE? laurel. For. a DOWhl M o w ? P/T WlTHOUT.^j apply In person at, 119 applicants apply to; floors and performing ing for a Supervisor time. Apply: Blon- PIT 0/^ ^ and feet. One year old. quired. Hartford loca­ able. Call for an Inter­ Spencer Street, other custodial func­ Payiaemt.' Lost seen on August 28, position every wee­ stelns Camping Center, tion. near bus line. Call view. 289-1971, ask Manchester. tions. Excellent start­ kend. 7pm-7am. For Pit Charter Ook Street- 784 Tolcottvllle Road, ^ (or appointment, Mon­ (or Carol Starkes, ASSEMBLERS. Full ing rate and complete, more Information, Vernon. Sycamore Lone area. day thru Thura. ^2:30. Answers to Reebok. between 3pm-8pm. time, part time. Small PERSONNEL fully paid benefit pro­ please call Director of Please help usfind him. YMCA Camp electrical parts, will gram. For details, call Nursing, Monday- HoBseKaapers Manchester Monor at Coll 649-7492 otter 6. Woodstock train. $5.00 to $6.38 with DEPT. Frldoy, 9am-3pm, Full time position. defined pay Increases. 646-0129.______Crestfleld Convales- Please apply at; FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves 522-4183 ext. 309 239 SPENCER ST. Benefits. Four day FULL time person cant, 643-5151. Camfart Im week. Apply: Able Coll MANCHESTER, CT wanted for quick HELP WANTED 8< Electronics, Howard change lubricating 425 Hartfard Tpfca. [^FINANCIAL PART time desk clerk EOE Varaaa, CT needed for either Sat­ Rood, Bolton.______work. 647-9138. MY J u /r ABANDON the search. urday or Sunday after­ HARVEST. Main Street, FENCE Installer. Expe­ 871-2432 EOe/AA THE ORIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr STOCKS • BONDS _ EVENING Janitor INSURANCE. Growing READY to move ahead? Thank you for making noons. Approximately Manchester. Ticketron rienced or will train. agency looking for full New Travel Agency op­ 12 noon-6pm. Pleasant operator, ticket soles, Manchester Fence, 646- needed at once. No BOOKKEEPER/GIrl Fri­ • INVESTMENTS <3AwE fo c u s fA \ us no.1 for 41 years. experience necessary. time and part time ening In East Hartford Fast, confidential, working atmosphere. small piver work tor 2151. people to perform cus­ day tor growing small lewelry assembly. Up to $7/hour to start. area. Responsible per­ manufacturer In Man­ WEU fJZfE FLOATING easy mortgages. Mr. We will train. $6.00 to tomer service and gen­ son needed for man­ Mortgage where start. Retirees wel­ Good moth skills, wil­ Apply to Manager, eral office duties. chester. Knowledge of y / Parkade Bowling ager position. For In­ computers a plus. Full TAKE America borrows has come. Coll 643-1555. ling to train responsi­ Full Time Some experience pre­ terview, call 291-8477, AN/XIETY- been a neighborhood ble adult. Approxi­ Lanes. No phone calls. ferred. Agents license company benefits. 643- IT... DENTAL Assistant, between 9-4. 6834. ' v l ; / / ^ f i tradition helping ho­ cholrslde. Tuesday, mately 35 hours/week. Two Positions PAINTERS with expe- and management ex­ meowners for 41 veors. Wednesday, Thursday, Includes Saturday and Available rlence needed. Own perience a plus but not I,:' / ' I H A v e y IO -7 C , Please coll Conn 8, 1- 6. Willing to train. Thursday until 8:30pm. transportation a must. necessary. UrbanettI i n i BUSINESS I BUSINESS Coll 649-2908, lOom- Conn at 233-9687. High hourly rote. 649- 1-FOOD ASSEMBLY Could start Imme­ Insurance Agency, 649- OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUNITIES 3443. 5:30pm.______diately. 646-7760. 0016. WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll CASHIER. Full time, & WRAPPING MONEY T.V. Rental Representa­ days, Monday through tive. Weore looking for Friday. Experience 2-JANITORIAL/ WHEN ARE •YtXl WHY SHOULD i V e s e e n E V E R Y T H IN iS^ FOR SA LE o mature, dependable preferred but not ne­ MAINTENANCE SPECIAL RECRUITING GOINSTO't ETA I S E T A /AROUND HERE I'AA EVER First, second or third person to help coordi­ cessary. Salary based ADD A BOOST nate our rental pro­ *5.50 an hour to start h a ir c u t ;/A N DN"? H A IR C U T ? SOINS TO WANT TO SEE. mortgages. Construction on experience. Benef­ MANCHESTER loans, business loans, gram In Manchester its and Insurance pack­ with scheduled wage Memorial Hospital. TO YOUR commercial loans, age available to quali­ reviews and super be­ KELLY SERVICES i r Gronodo Hospital fied employees. Apply nefits. No experience NORTH 10-ts-as bankruptcy, good or bad Will be Interviewing at the B rid g e Group Is the largest In person: Arthur INCOME AND credit, self-employed, no provider of T.V. Rental necessary. We need T♦ Q8 4 3 2 income verification, Drug, 942 Main Street, caring people to join service to hospitals. 3-4 Manchester. Atten- ♦ AKQ4 When the four of spades was led, refinance, bill afternoons per week, our team. Call YWCA YOUR ENERGY! Wise tlon: Jeon.______78 North M ain St. ♦ K Q 10 6 South knew immediately that West consbildallon. Call MBE 2- 7:30 with alternating 633-7656 was void of hearts. Since the oppo­ weekends and holi­ DRIVER’S Helper. Mov- Tues., N ovem ber 1st between 9 am & 2 pm 60 year old product now being marketed in WEST EAST decisions Financial Service, Ing furniture. Full time ask for Dave. nents were playing fourth-best leads, days. For Interview, U.S. Two year success rate on west coast. ♦ A K 10 4 3 4 8 5 2 By James Jacoby pq. h 632-9280-523-2668 or port time. 647-1717, 4 A J 10 9 7 6 the play o f the two from Elast suggest­ ESTATE OF ESTATE OF LUCY M. SAUNDERS, aka TOWN OF ANDOVER MANCHESTER. Four JOHN R. SABLE LUCY P. SAUNDERS 1980 CADILLAC Sedan GENERAL Office clerk. T E R R IFIC Ranch In quiet SMALL CondoiTitnIum The Hon. William E. Flti- XONINO BOARD OF AFPEALt REFRIGERATQR. $75. SEARS Frost-free refrig­ PODL Table-Sears. Good Complex. Unique set­ room apartment, ap­ Oerald, Judge, of the Court The Hen. William E. ntz- Excellent running con­ erator, copper, excel­ condition. $300. Coll af­ Devllle. Excellent con­ Must type, will train. neighborhood. Priced Spedoli Oerald, Judge, of the Court At a matting hald on Octobar 19,19ia, tha Zoning Board of % up. Second floor unit pliances, separate u til­ 'Of Probata, District of Mon- Appaolt of tha Town of Andover, Connecticut, took the fol- dition. Coll 643-7498 af­ lent condition, $125. ter 3;30pm or leave dition. $5500 or best Apply: Blonstelns to sell. SW room s, 2 full of Probate, District of Man­ L2 A im with 1 bedroom on 3rd ities. One cor parking. chastar at a haorlng hald on lowing action: ter 5oni. Custom wood cabinet, messoge. 568-1903. otter. 742-0691. Camplna Center, 784 baths, sunporch, lower Oct. 24,19N ordarad that all chester at a hearing held on Talcottyllle Road, floor. Four rooms, 2 643-4827.______Oct. 34,19tl ordered that all #178 - Themes campe end Chormolne Rebersen - Approval $25. Large solid wood 7 toot Slate pool table for 1962 D O D GE Omnl-024. level family room and claimt mutt ba prasantad to claims mutt be presented to of the variance Is grantsd sublect to the following stipula­ Vernon. garage. Call office to­ CUEANWB CARPENTNY/ HEATNM/ MKCaUWEOUS bedrooms. Convenient FOUR room, 2nd floor the fiduciary at the address BUYER MEETS teller In coffee table, $100. G.E. sole. $650. C oll 644-2740. Two door. One owner, location, plenty of the fiduciary at the address tions: the wont ods ... time after day for your exclusive REMODEUNfi B B m C E O apartment. R e n a - below. Failure to promptly below. Failure to promptly Air Conditioner, $100. excellent condition. SENVICES PLUMMN8 parking and storage. present any such claim may 1. Reduction of width of the rear deck from 11.83' to 7.8’ 4- /-. time after time! O riental rug, $100. 643- FOR Sole. Cool Stove. showing. $149,900. Sen­ voted. Appliances In­ present any such claim may W orm M orning, Model New tires, and brakes. SECURITY Built os Condominiums cluded. No pets. Secur­ result In the lost of rights to result In the lots of riehit to 3. Reduction ot requeated covarage area of 14.4% to 1S.t%. 0842. $1450 or best offer. try Real Estate, 643- CmAMI ImNUsOMMs NURSE Aide.' Expo recover such claim. 523, 100 pound capac­ m FliinM n^ In 1981. Asking only ity abd references recover such claim. Lot located at 323 Lake Rood. 646-2359.______CPP/PInkerton. one of 4060.O BPOOM AMNRM* MBONA, rlenced with elderly Z Johanna Bruder Roy, MUSICAL HOLIDAY Matrix Plati­ ity. Great shape. $225. fooHwg. cow om » sBorti, A ■ Air CaRMItlMitai and hondlcopped $79,900. Strono Reol required. Available Johanna Bruder Roy, Variance granted by a vote of 4 to 3. num Membership tor 1987 CHEVY Celebrity. 4 the largest security pfltMC of OORtmMNIOft. Estote, 647-7653.0 Asfistant Clerk .. Atflstont Clerk ITEMS 742-7485. NO TIME to Clean your Boilers, pumpe, hoi water Available days/nighfs. N o vem ber 1st. 8575 The fiduciary Is; Doted at Andover, Connecticut 34 October, 19U. sole. $950. Coll otter 6, door, V6, 9,000 miles. companies, has full M roArtw Of oonlroeiwi tanks, new end The fiduciary It: house? Let Dust Bus­ tofiimOif fOMfOAii - oaN mt Lim ited overnight. 649- MANCHESTER. A smart plus utilities. 646-2253. Joan M. Sable ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS BANJQ with coae and 649-6295. $9500. 41 Homestead time and part time ters do It fo r you you 15 NmifoO • Mrw UNmfBB replacements. buy. Spacious 3 bed­ i Executrix Charles L. Sounders TAB BOLTON Lake. Four 8668. AVAILABLE, November Executor DONALD L. AYRTON, CHAIRMAN Inatructlon books. Ex­ DQUBLE hung, thermo- Street, 649-2091. openings ayallable In years experience. Ex­ FREE eSTIMATES room, 2W both, central 23 Deer Run Troll 053-10 SALES the Manchester, Ver­ room Ranch, masonry 1. Brick, 3 bedroom, Manchester, CT 04040 144-11 91 Street cellent condition. Ask­ pane Andersen win­ 1984 E A G L E LTD Wogon. on 2Vz lots, 2 storage cellent references and 643.96W22t-N610 olr conditlonfd unit oofqge. $650.646-4144., Howard Beach, NY 11414 non, and East Hartford lA N D Y M ’AN 040-10 ing $100. Coll Gene, dows with screens. 4 wheel drive, 5 speed, buildings, private free estimates. Call 649- 943*1720 Aah^rMMN featuring o full base­ 041-10______SALR OF SURPLUS EQUIPMENT 633-6164. NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ olr conditioning, 6 cy­ area. We offer: 7492 offer 6pm. ment with 2 finished TWO Bedroom apart­ BY THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER 32x50, In fram e. $40. eral Statute 33-45 prohibits beach, appliances, gas HAULING ment In 4 tam llv house. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTIN 649-9625. linder, oil options, • Up to *7.50 an hour heat. Reduced to C l e a n i n g s e r v ic e . MMCaLANBHiR rooms and a<> private Sealed bids will be received at the office of the Director of the posting of advertise­ A ny Job — Anytimo Stove and refrigerator. BY THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER ments by any person, firm or great In snow. $4700 or to start $144,000. 649-1794. Home or office. Day, backyard with potlo. General Services until Nov. 1,1908 at 11:00 am for the sole of MISCELLANEOUS SHED. For Sole. Solid best offer. 742-9770, ot­ PAINTIN6/ S E N V iC a VA, FHA Approved. No utilities. Referen­ the following types of surplus equipment: corporation on o telegraph, • Benefits night, weekend. ces- and deposit. 8525. Notice Is hertby olvtn of a sole at public auction to be held FOR SALE wood. $350 Includes de­ telephone, electric light or ter 6. MANCHESTER. Colon- PAPEMNB cm 6iry 875-3483 Reduced to $129,900. Saturday, Nov. 5,1988 at 10; 15a.m., EOT, ot the Manchester office typewriters clock • Paid yacatlon for FT Weekly specials. Reo- GSL "BuTidht^^ C oll 6454)739.______^ livery within 20 miles. power pole or to a tree, lol. Cheney Victorian Inq RonlerjjJMK>682. Century 21 Epstein Police Department Garage, 339 Middle Turnpike East, calculators typewriter stand 647-7099. and PT nance Co. Commercl- Manchester, Connecticut, of the unclaimed merchandise as copies wood planer EIGHT month old water- shrub, rock, or any other Doll House renovated NAME your own reaso­ Reolfv, 647-8895.P ROCKVILLE. 2 bedroom natural oblect without o writ­ SCHALLER • Cash Bonuses In country style. 2 bed­ nable price. Father 8,' al/ResIdenttal bulldlno apartment, second'- listed below. tope recorders mowers bed, $325. Courthouse SOUTH BOLTON Angelic Home ELLINGTON. Newer one and othsr selected Items One Gold membership, ten permit for the purpose of • Flexible schedules rooms, large country Son Pdlntlng and Pap- repairs and home Im­ floor, appliances, $495 protecting Itorthepubllcond ACURA CLEANING SERVICE. provements. Interior Care Registry bedroom condo set off Claims tor merchondlse listed below should be made with Bid forms ore available In the General Services Office, 41 12'/z months left for ENDROLLS Apply at 630 Oakwood kitchen, nice yard, 9x15 erino. Removal. 291- rood. Westerly view. per month. Available the Manchester Police Department. No claim mode after Center Street, Manchester, CT. All soles ore final. All carries o fine of up to $50 for deck, pleasant neigh­ and exterior palnftno, Local ragitiry offart quality $450. Compared to reg­ 27 Lots of storage. Larg­ SOUTH WINDSOR *116 ,0 0 0 a est unit with many plus utilities. 568-1054. I^ S E A R O N A L neighborhood. Move MANCHESTER. Two ’85 0L08 '88 OLDS right in and enloy the upgrades, deck over­ '80 BUICK '87 FORD CROWN '87 MERC. looking woods, very bedroom Townhouse. enclosed porch over­ FRAGRANT Bolsoml'j CUTLASS CIERA CUTLASS CIERA RIVIERA VICTORIA COUGAR MANCHESTER *175,000 private. $162,500 D.W. All appliances, heat, wreath, deocrated.>r> looking a private yard. hot water, carpeting, 4 D r, Auto. AM/FM 4 Dr. Loaded Loaded I Spacious Spilt Level home with 2 full baths, family Susan Donahue. Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ Guaranteed fresh.I- 2 D r, Loaded Loaded room with bar and formal dining room. Large yard olr conditioning. Nice Shipped UPS, $18. W est-; with an In-ground pool and patio. Agent: Suzzle $139,900. Sentry Real MANCHESTER. Three _ location! Coll 649-5240. *7.595 *6,999 *10.750 Estote, 643-4060.D bedroom^ Condo on of Mississippi, odd $3.;> $11,999 *12,999 Tripoli busline and convenient MANCHESTER. Deluxe 2 M. Plnkhom Jr. P.O.*-; VIEW Hartford In the Box 55 MH, North Sum- : spring ond summer to everything. Ameni­ bedroom Townhouse ties Include pool and In two family, central von, Molne 04664 '86 VW '80 LINCOLN '87 MERC. '85 B U IC K '87 LINCOLN from this 8 room'Ver­ 8CIR0CC0 SABLE non ranch on Box exercise room. Seller location, 1 Vz baths, ap­ TOWN CAR CENTURY CUST. TOWN CAR pliances, sunken living Mountain Drive. New will do some financing. Red. Loaded Slgnetura Sarlts, 4 Or., Loaded 4 Or.Loeded Silver, Loaded baths, updated ,kit­ $89,900. Realty World, room, potlo, basement l l i ] FURNITURE Loaded Benoit, Frechette As­ garage. Adults pre­ *8.350 End Unit, 2 bedroom with cathedral chen, cedar sun room *9.999 *13.999 *6,999 *18,999 and more! $190's. Blan­ sociates, 646-7709. ferred. $760 plus utili­ BuEE^^Iz^Iaterbed^ ceilings in Dining Room and Master chard 8, Rossetto Real­ MANCHESTER. Spo- ties. 649-0311 otter 6pm. upholstered choirs, 6 tors," We're Selling . clous three bedroom EAST HARTFORD. 2bed- toot barrel bar, 10 toot ’88 8UICK '87 MERC. '86 CADILLAC 84 FORD ’85 SAAB 900 Bedroom. Don’t be fooled by smaller Houses" 646-2482.0 condo. First floor unit. rooms, appliances, dresser/desk unit, 4 dl- MANCHESTER *155,000 units, largest style in the complex. Hordwoodifloors. Con- wall t9 wall carpeting. rectors choirs. All =•; SKYLARK TOPAZ SEDAN DeVILLE THUNDERBIRD TURBO MANCHESTER. 3 units. 2 Items like new. Fair Seven room, dormered Cape with 3 bedrooms on the ' family plus one single venlent location. Adults, security, no 4 D r, Auto. AC, 4 Or., Red, Auto. AC Loaded. Silver Auto. Loaded Auto Two air conditioners, all appliances, $94,900. Realty W orld, pets. $500. Milne Real otters accepted. 649- second floor, first floor family room with sliders to a family. Enloy the pri­ 8165. new pressure treated deck. Fenced back yard. Short and view of pond. Owner/Agent vacy of o single fam ily Benoit, Frechette As­ Estate, Inc. 528-6573, *6.999 *7.500 *13.999 *6,999 *9,999 walk to Buckley School. Agent: Rick Pagani ready to deal. OPEN HOUSE: Every ‘ with the added feature sociates, 646-7709. 569-4161. ELECTRIC Recllner lift ^ of Investment prop­ EAST WINDSOR. Large ROCKVILLE. 1 bedroom choir. Sold new tor Wi ein blip ytu bietni i Tuesday & Friday, 3-6pm, Sunday, 1- erty. Close to down­ newer two bedroom Includes appliances, $1400. 1 year old. In excellent condition. ’85 RMW 325E '87 MERC. '81 TOYOTA '88 MAZDA RX7 88 TOYOTA "REALE" PR0FE88I0NAU 4pm. 1104 Pleasant Valley Rd. town and shopping, townhouse. Wolk-out heat and hot water, Cill 8 4 M 5 ^ ind n k fir Oin highway and buslines. basement, V/i baths, parking, modern kit­ $495. Call228-9160toron ll' Std. Trans. Sunroof. C0U6AR STARLET 6XL CAMRY oppointment.______35 vehicles to choose from AC, AM/FM skylig hts In m aster chen and both. 1'/ *9.990 *1,999 *16,999 $6,999 •4M 82S 859-0775, evenings, 537- Frechette Associates, pets. 872-8095. 9-5, excellent condition. '••• 0143. Broker/Owner. 646-7709. weekdays. $200. 647-8895. 10 DAYS ONLY ’85 CHEVY '86 MERC. '83 PONTIAC ’88 MERCURY CALL FOR '“4 6LAZER 4x4 MARQUIS LS FIREBIRD SABLE INFORMATION Auto, AC Power 2 Tons 4 D r, Loaded ON RECENT Oct. 22 thru Oct. 31 T-Top, Auto WIndowe DAILY *8,595 *8.999 *5.090 *10,999 ARRIVALS!

UGKY 301-315 CENTER STREET “A Winner Every Day... Montday thru Saturtday” - c a r t e r — ursMoe. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT / m o r i a ^ v b r o t h e r s / MANOfSIB^HONCA 646-3515 FRIDAY & SATURDAY 24 ADAMS ST. CHEVROLET EXITMOHI-B4 Your *25 check is waiting at MANQtSTiRrt>TA if your license number appears somewhere In the claealfled columns today... IUZ 9 MAIN STREET e TEL. 646-6464^jyjANCHESTERjExUj^fn^^^ U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Oct. 26, 1988 W E ’V l SOME SAVINGS

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SAIE ENOS A SPECIAL BUY! halloiveen NIGHT! 1986 Merc Capri Blue, 4 Cyl., 4 Spd., PB. PS, Radio, #1505, Was »5695

A SPECIAL BUY! VALUE 1986 Honda CRX Blue, 4 Cyl., 5 spd., PB, Radio, #1567, Was *6295 1988 HONDA SPECIAL ACCORD FINANCE 4 Dr., Red, 4 cyl. Auto, PB, PS, n 2,995 RATES 1985 HONDA PRELUDE Blue, 4 Cyl. Auto. PB, PS, Radio, #1593 *7,995 A SPECIAL BUY! A SPECIAL BUY! A SPECIAL BUY! 1987 TOYOTA 1983 Toyota Celica 1983 Buick Century COROLLA 1985 Dodge Lancer Blue, 4 Cyl, Auto, PB, PS, AC, Gold, 4 Cyl., Auto, PB, PS, PW, Gray, 4 Cyl, 5 Spd, PB, PW, AC, Tilt, 4 Dr., Red, 6 Cyl., Auto, PB, PS, Radio, #1635 *8,595 Radio, #1705, Was *3495 PSeats, AC, Tilt, Radio,,Leather, Radio, Sunroof, #1673, Was *7595 1983 HONDA Turbo, #1570, Was PRELUDE Blue, 4 Cyl, 5 Spd., PB. AC, Radio, #1683 *6,495 1983 CHEV. S-10 PICK-UP Blue, 4 Cyl., Auto, PB, PS. Radio, #CV-5 *4,595 A SPECIAL BUY! I A SPECIAL BUY! A SPECIAL BUY! 1985 CHRYS. T/C WAGON 1984 Accord LX '' 1985 Accord LX 1985 Honda Civic Brown, 4 Cyl., Auto, PB, PS, AC, Radio, Turbo. #1727 *5,995 4 Dr., Blue, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd, PB, PS, 4 Dr., Red, 4 Cyl., Auto, PB, PS, 4 Dr., Gray, 4 Cyl., 5 Spc, PB, Tilt, PW, AC, Radio, #1708, Was *7195 PW, AC, Radio, #1717, Was *8595 Radio, #1723, Was *5195 1987 HONDA

" " ‘- 'K i PRELUDE I ! if , White, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd, PB, PS, Tilt Radio, AD, #1731 *11,195

i 1988 HONDA CIVIC 4 Dr., Sedan, Silver, 4 Cyl., 5Spd., PB. Radio, #1744 *10,195 1986 BUICK A SPECIAL BUY! j A SPECIAL BUY! A SPECIAL BUY! SKYHAWK i 2 Dr., HB, Silver, 4 Cyl., Auto, PB. PS, AC. Radio, #1741 ' *5,995 I 1986 Chry. Laser |; 1984 Honda CRX 1985 Honda Accord White, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., PB, PS, PW, Blue, 4 Cyl., Auto, PB, #1533, White, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., PB, PST, AC, 1985 HONDA AC, TitI, Radfio, #1734, Was *5995 Was *4495 . Radio, #1738, Was *7195 ACCORD 4 Dr.. White, 4 Cyl, 5 Spd. PB. PS, AC, Radio. #1745 *5,995 1981 HONDA CIVIC 1500. Blue, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd, PB, Tilt, Radio, #1730 *3,495 1987 HONDA CIVIC 4 Dr.. White, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., PB, M a n c h es ter H o n d \ Tilt, Radio, #1749 *8,495

THE PROFESSIONALS 24 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER All vehicles subject to prior sale. EXIT 62 OFF 1-84 646-3515 Just 8 Miles From Hartford

Thru OCTOBER 29 th

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Festival Window Painting — Week of Oct. 24 Pumpkin Decorating Contest — Oct. 29 (11 am - 12:30 pm ■ Manchester Mall) Costume Parade — Oct. 29, 1:30 PM Starting at Manchester State Bank Led by Rennet Jr. High Band Free Peanutbutterjam Puppet Show after the parade at 2:45 in Center Park (In case of rain the puppet show will be held at the Manchester Mall, 811 Main St.) Craft Sale On The Street Annual Lutz Haunted House and Halloween Party Oct. 28 & 29 at The Museum

Halloween Legend at Mary Cheney Library thru Oct. 31st

Oct. 26, 1988

Supplemenl to: Mincheater Herald, Hinford CouranI, and Journal Inquirer u u u

u o AUTUMN DEALS ON WHEELS ?/ Pearls GIANT BICYCLE CO. GIANT ’FREESTYLE’ BIKE Model »RS900 10-SPEED Excellent Selection • Heavy Duty Frame • Lugged Frame • Free Wheeling H eavy Duty • Shimano Gears • 2 Hand Brakes Electric Dryer • Alloy Brakes • Trick Bike Always Quality • Alloy Crankset • Durability at a • Padded Handlegrips Great Price Reliable • Economical Low Prices Reg. *180 M u n s s * ® Reg. »170“ SALE ®149»® CYCLE PRO MT. BIKE EXERCISE BICYCLE SALE )ervice • Rugged Frame Exercise In the comfort of • 12- Speeds Model DDE4000G ___ your own home this winter! Up to 130 minutes drying for heavy • Shimano Gears loads. Removable up-front lint filter. • Heavy Duty Brakes Exercisers from Smooth porcelain enamel drum. • Upright Handlebars PANASONIC • BCA • The Comfortable Bike AAEDALIST $ 2491 Iheeew Reg. •23QOO SALE ®209®® <20°° OFF ANY EXERCISE BIKE

! ' \ EXTRA LARGE CAPACITY AUTOMATIC WASHER BICYCLES • TRICYCLES • EXERCISERS • TRAINERS For 47 years... ^ PANASONIC • GIANT • BCA • CYCLE PRO • CANNONDALE HARO • GT • DYNO

CYCLE PRO Winter VETTA CYCLING GLASSES CYLING TIGHTS Pearls... Protect your hisulatwl Cycling Gloves Eyes from Warmth & Comfort Wind, Sun Reg. *30“ P r’ce, Reg. •20°» c « UV. v ^ U c i l i ' . y SALE *16*9 SALE * 1 9 9 9 SALE Model WWA3100G Regular wash cycle. Two wash/rinse & Service temperature selections. Energy saving WIND TRAINER CANNONDALE COMPUTER cold water rinse. FREE Convert your 'SO-Day 6 FnnctkHit METRIC Moncy-ftach own bike to . Spaed • Mileage You deser’^e Pearls! Of Cwttanga Option from an exerciser . Trip Odometer ALLEN WRENCH G f OAfOUil • Max Spaed 299 pufcnaaoi Rag. *40 5 9 9 9 5 • Tima • Stop Watch •3*9 Value SALE $ 3 4 9 9 Reg. 'H O * SALE with any purchase — Limit FIrat 100 Cuatomara. LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS NOW! -2 0 - DEPOSIT HOIDS ANY BICYCLE ILL CHRISYMAS THE BIKE SHOP ^ For 47 Years! ViO & SOfy Monday 9:30-8:00 681 MAIN STREET ^ 649 Main Street Tuesday & Wednesday 9:30-5:30 MANCHESTER ™ Downtown Manchester Thursday 'til 9:00 643-2171 Pearls Friday 9:30-5:30 647-1027 TV AND APPLIANCES Saturday 'til 5:00 Closed Sunday & Monday

Se r v ic e s \nc.^ SALE ENDS SATURDAY NOV. 12th ______■( ' 1 ■ _ H arvest the Savings Downtown Manchester

• Maternity Clothes • Uniforms • Long White Lab Coats • Loungewear • Bra & Corset Fittings M e n ’s S h o p • Edith Lances Bra • Breast Form for o i l M.AM- Mastectomies 1 Suits .rag. to *250 *199^° All Weather Coats.20% Off

EXPIRES NOV. 15 tOlHkm *And«6e’ * H«t Brttioh tim . Sbt«i9 6 tof4 liog„|«(i0 in«t6 iiort Don't Forget!! 20% OFF Holiday Frame orders must be Entire Stock Of Reg. *135 Reg. *250 placed by Dec. 5! Maternity Clothes Blazers...... *109®® Top Coats.-.-...... *199®® and R o m M SoM SoM Color H u m i00% Wool ill CRtorcool, wtd Qfoy Htmlngborio Nurses' Uniforms in G Colore. a t to 40 Rog.. 40 to 46 Long, 38 to 44 Short ShEOi 66 to 46 Reg., 40 to 46 U ng 646-0613 l|jlll|[lli’S 981 MAIN ST. OPEN THURSDAY DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER TILLS R«/Mnne Manseau - owner H « . - « A R T & F R A M IN G Slacks...... * 36®® Fall Outerwear...... 20®/o Off 631 Main St, Manchester 643-6346 opniioiiais«*e>i«niiM»isf Stdiro SlMik Of iondon fog. MombM-o On^, ■ CONTAC CONTAC WILKINSON 12 HOUR TABLETS or CAPLETS SEVERE COLD FORMULA SHAVE CREAM Slacks...... R., .00 * 48®® Shoes...... 30% Off ^ BUYI mm GET 1 FREE Soleot group of Dexter and Walkover Shooa H tggtr 100% Wooto in S^mhi Not all aizes in every styie... You Can Feel A t Home With Us • MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE • WINDSOR $J59 • EAST HARTFORD • HARTFORD (2) • CLINTON • PUTNAM 10 Count 10 Count Reg. >3.19 SALE STARTS TODAY, ENDS OCT. 22, 1988 Reg. •3.59 [ —______S.5 oz. cans Reg. •2.59 Many sale items available in our Big and Tall Department... HALLS WELLA JERGENS JOHNSONS Fact Plus" MAIL-IN OFFER FROM HALLS* BABY SHAMPOO Sale Ends October 29th $100 PRESCRIPTION FACIAL SOAP Pregnancy Test Kit ■“ REFUND ff BALSAM ARTHUR DRUG SPECIAL PACK Spsclil — 6 pick FROM HALLS | JuAIMndSUPClymOott mrom *AyM alltti*0t FREE 8 oz. «nlh mat loam and Halit t*nd you a SI 00 coupon good on any pratcnoPan ,«u Kav* hMad Conditioner © 0 weNa^ $ 7 9 9 I ConapMI* youf nama and aOd'«M ON SALE btem with purchata of 11 oz. Reg. *2.99 weir 16 oz. Shampoo 99C NOW h.i.— C*y Siaia tUMFOO Normal or X-Body 2 Aftacn ? UPC tymboit iiom any Halit t>agt •StSeiUtm to ihit loam EXTRA STRENGTH 3 Mail 10 Hall* PiMcnplIon RHund On*r ALPHA KERI po Boa rrsr 6 9 ° Young Am*dca. MN S M 73-7P9T ss c MOISTURE RICH MAALOX PLUS OFFER EtPlRES APRIL » . I»M 29 KERI LOTION CLEANSING BAR Bonus Size H H "®9ular or '16 oz lor the Price of 12 M e n ’s S h o p Silky Smooth m a CLEARISIL $ d 4 9 $ 0 9 9 “Quality and Style Since 1940“ $ 0 9 9 903 Main St., Downtown Manchester 6.5 FI. Oz. Open Mon., Tues. a Sat. until S;30 • Wed., Thura. & FrI. until 9:00 4 oz. Reg. ^2.49 16 OZ. Reg. •4.95 Reg. •4.79 From Hartford, Exit 59 o ff 1.84, then Exit 3 to Main St.

• Large Selection of Halloween Candy • Create your own costume, visit our costume Isle. TIniRd or VifiMtlRO Modicotod Soop Pormulo -SB os. • Plenty of Kodak & Polaroid film for that once a year event. After your special 19 evening drop your film at our photo dept, and receive 2 prints for the price of one *2 — always at Arthur Drug. Fall Is the time to feed your lawn with Scotts. t //ic/iae/^s^/c((}e/c/\s ENLARGMENT i SPECIAL 1 7 "' Oct. 24 — Nov. 2 LAWN PRO TURF BUILDER LAWN FERTILIZER 15M. Reg. *27.88 10M, Reg. *12.95 5x7 9 9 0 8x10 S-f 99 11x14 SALE $ 2 2 ® « SALE From your color negative or slide. Black and white negatives accepted at same prices. K W IK S E T HOUSE LOCKSETS Brenda Krajewski, Owner SAKRETE Quarantood 2 Day Ruah Sarvica AvaHabla. ASK FOR DETAILS. SINGLE DOUBLE CONCRETE DEADBOLT Entry DEADBOLT MIX MO Infants to 24 Months Maternity Locksets $ 3 4 9 • Handmade Sweaters • Dresses • Buntings • Career Suits SAND MIX MO Buy 1 at Reg. Price • 2 Piece Outfits • Sweat Suits NASSIFF CAMERA SHOP 2nd For *1°* $ 3 4 9 • Jumpsuits • Nursing Gowns featuring a bib 639 Main Street • Manchester • Christening Clothes for the new baby KORDITE RUBBERMAID 643-7369 R O UGH N ECK Largest Selection LEAF BAG S Kodal^s 33 Gallon - 20 Bags BARREL East of the River CHOCOLATE Eye on Reg. *7" Reg. *17“ 970 Main Street Jewelers Since 1885 Q uality Kordite (next to Eblens) SALE BRISTOL DANBURY FARMINGTON GUILFORD HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERIDEN LARGE TRASH SPECIAL MILFORD NEW HAVEN SOUTHBURY TORflINGTON TRUMBULL WATERBURY &LAWNBAQS 647-8870 MichMis Charge/Msstet Card/Visa/Amencan Express $399 $^Q99 Mon., Tues., Wed. 10-6 / Thurs. & Fri. 10-9 / Sat. 10-6 l i U i MASTER LOCKS LAWN TOOLS COMBINATION LOCK 20% O F F FAIRWAY DEPT. STORE "*" s; l e » 2 ^ » ‘T/te Crocf^ery S Hoppe n // 975 Main Street • Manchester • 646-1717 Hours: M-T-W-F 9-8:00 From the Basics to the impossible to Find, #517 LO NG SHACKLE Fine Gifts & Jewelry Thurs. 9-9 / Sst. 9-5:30 You Should Come Here FIrstI BIKE LOCK Bridal Registry $ 0 7 9 ^ WINDOW SHADES CUT * CUSTOM FRAMING * KEYS MADE SALE T MASTERBILT BRASS Energy Saving Insulator Kits U6HT BULBS CANDOUEII 1/lAaTBnaiL.T 4PK. E-Z stuff 099 S r Q Q C Fiberfill f bag Unera W p k . 12 oz. size. 100% polyester 2 0 % Off These Name Bm fill. 9* long poHshad . 20 ct. a gal. * 10 ct. 26 gal. soAd brass with . 15 ct. 13 gal. • 7 ct. 33 gal. Brand Products lacquered finish. Long Mb. Choote U.L approved. II II II II 3M 'romeO. 75 or 100 4pk. 3 M watt 4 per pack. R Now Thru 11/18 • No Other DNOounts Apply s Now Thru 11/18 * No Other (Meeounts Apply Mortell > Thni 1V1» » No OWwr Dticountv Apply NowTIinill/ia.NoOmarOlaooiinUNiplY Entire Stock Of M-D YARN & CROCHET Latch Hook Kita Includes color printed canvas, pre-cut yarn and easy-to-follow WINDOW SHADES THREAD instructions. 12" x 12'' Room Oerkeners & Regular . _ PRICE* C ut Freef •Buy 1 at Reg. Price - Get 1 Duplicate Item at W Price - No Limit Something for Nothing Christmas Spode Pfaltzgraff — All YARN CROCHET THREAD 2 5 % Brfnfl this coupon to Christmas Heritage patterns available •Red Heart 4 Ply, E-267 *Knlt Cro-Sheen, A-65 'Beat 6 Cord, A-105 BUSH HARDWARE fora •Red Heart Brush BiilKy, E-261 ‘South Maid, D-54 *Blg Ball, B-345 OFF AS4A6 Jane McKenna Collection Marion Heath •Red Heart Carrets, E-277 •Speed Cro-Sheen, C44 ^M eeture Hp to tip or bring In your old RhadBi. Aluminum & Vinyl FREE Sale Now Thru 11/18 • No Other Oleoounie Apply R NowThfu 11/18 * Wo Other OleoounMAppty______Greeting Cards ae« Now t ik u 11/1S « No p e w , m w o w m Apply Door Bottom KEY You eon a/wayt uoo 0 oporo. Lilli Put Cottages ENTIRE STOCK 1 Per Customer • b p k M It-M S DISCOVER UNN LIFE RUBBER Royal Doulton Oneida Stainless I FAIRWAY POLLARS Boxed FRSt PARKING IN THE BIRCH ST. LOT Mikarsa WELCOME MAT •THE HARDWARE PEOPLE” “USE THE BACK DOOR" Pewter Tankards, Vases, etc. * 2 “ ® Off Christmas Cards FAIRWAY 793 Main St. • Manchester, C T • 643-4121 WE DELIVER I S TO M HOURS: MON., r u n . . TH U R S ..FM .a iM S0 e tM aa S 0 -1 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Any Purchase Of DISCOVER I OPtN SATURDAY SJ0-4J0 Jewelry Repair & Engraving on Premises. »10“° Or More DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Hot vetd Qe Tooecco Lohenf 2 0 “^'’ Prices Of eaffie Already O" But don’t keep us a secret, Mon.-Sal. 9:30-5:30 844 Main Street Shop NOW for B0$t Soloctlont 99 BUSH HARDWARE CO. Thurs. 'til 8:00 Manchester ■ 646-3082 share us with your family MANCHESTER’S OLDEST, SINCE 1895 I Tlwi 11/1» « Mo Oflwr O»oowm and friends! V i v c PAIf V t v i v

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