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4 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Dec. 23, 1M7 Names in the News Some Robertson backers vocal BUSINESS By David Htnch they say the country was founded belief in a supreme being is the But some politicos in the Robert­ North's attorney sbught pardon The Associated Press and one that discriminates against ultimate anchor to windward that son camp worry that fervent WASHINGTON (AP) — The attorney for former National those values. we have against tyranny in our followers bent on building up the government’s "Judeo-Christian Business Mirror Security Council aide Lt. Col. Oliver L. North sought a DOVERyN-H. — Pat Robertson is “ This country was not a humanis­ country. It is absolutely critical downplaying the religious over­ tic country when it was founded. that we restore our theistic ethical foundation” may scare less presidential pardon (or his client during a meeting with a White This country was founded on a values,” Robertson told the religiously minded voters. Echlin-union pact INNER House official last January, The Washington Post reported tones of his presidential candidacy, but some of his followers are doing Judeo-Christian ethical founda­ Monitor. Maria Farris of Londonderry, a today. Robertson supporters decry a anything but with their expecta­ tion,” says Ronald Welch, pastor of longtime political activist who left SPACE S T The newspaper, quoting former White House aides and secret the Tri-City Baptist Church in public education system that dis­ Home sweet investment tions of a Robertson presidency. the campaign of Rep. Jack Kemp, over asbestos use testimony before the congressional committees that investigated Interviews with a dozen New Somersworth and a Robertson criminates against Christianity by R-N.Y., to join Robertson, is the Iran-Ck>ntra affair, said attorney Brendan V. Sullivan met supporter. distorting history in textbooks, Hampshire supporters of the concerned about some Robertson The homeowner will have paid with David M. Abshire, then the special counselor to the (oihidding teaching of Christian BRANFORD (AP) - A union- U.S. manufacturing plants. Bv John Cuniff the home where they live,” he said, former television, evangelist indi­ He said Americans who do not $15,307 less in federal taxes than the supporters pursuing an extreme formed shareholders' committee is The Associated Press before extolling the investment president coordinating Iran-Contra strategy for Hie White House. cate that many expect a sharp shift agree with that ethical foundation beliefs and prohibiting prayer in Echlin officials judge health and renter household. The home will shift toward a Christian satisfied that it prompted top advantages of homeownership, in­ Abshire told the Post that.the thrust of Sullivan’s presentation away from the constitutional sepa­ can "either stay and cooperate or classrooms. safety issues by whether they have appreciated to $163,300. And, government. officials of Echlin Inc. to publicly NEW YORK — The dispute may cluding leveraging. was that North deserved a pardon because he was "a man trying ration of church and state, includ­ there’s plenty of other places to themselves "would like to work in were the homeowner to sell and buy Robertson promotes the theme in address the issue of asbestos in its never be put to rest so long as He offers this example of two to do his duty, serving the president.” ing a return to prayer and the go.” “ I hope that they’re not in it (existing plant) conditions,” he another home, he or she would have his campaign. manufacturing plants, a committee people love to own homes: Is the identical families, each of which Sullivan, according to Abshire, also said during the meeting teaching of the biblical version of "There is unquestionably a war because Pat Robertson is some said. a $63,300 tax-deferred gain. on in this country,” adds Welch. leader says. home primarily an investment or have $10,000 to invest. Each family that “ this thing could drag on” and he “ may have also human creation in public schools. "If, during the largest part of kind of ... savior, the white knight Meanwhile, the renter household “ It’ s a war between Judeo- "You can measure success by The committee proposals call for simply a roof over one’s head? consists of two working parents and mentioned” that a pardon would permit North to testify freely The First Amendment decrees their (pupils’ ) activity, there is no on the horse coming to rescue the would have paid $105,655 in rent. Christian ethics and humanism.” talking about asbestos, by acknowl­ the forming of a health and safety The answer, however, is remar­ a small child. Each family has a before Congress,” the Post said. that Congress "shall make no law mention of God at all, then the nation because he’s a diristian. I Percent Of Office The cash value of the 'Treasury bill Evangelical Christians describe edging the issue,” said William committee to look at the asbestos kably simple: It isn’t one or the $40,000 income, as of 1988. Abshire said Sullivan was told "no consideration was being respecting an establishment of children are forced to believe in a think that that’s dangerous,” Far­ Space Vacant (1985) would have increased to $17,704, secular humanism as the elevation Patterson, spokesman for the Ech­ issue, the suspension of further other. It is both, which is more than These assumptions are made: given” to pardons, but that “ what he said would be passed on.” religion, or prohibiting the free secular humanist view of life. So ris says. can be said for a stock, bond, Incomes will rise 5 percent a year, although inflation would have re­ exercise thereof.” of transient human values over lin Independent Shareholders' Echlin stock acquisition in Raytech with tax money, we are now “ There are some Christians, Corp., and repealing a company mutual fund or any other kind of inflation will increase 4 percent a duced the buying power of that As interpreted by the Supreme eternal spiritual values. Secular Committee. instilling atheism instead of the­ some charismatic fundamental­ bylaw that lets Echlin directors paper. year, the home appreciates 5 amount. And were this family to Court, “ that means ... the govern­ humanists believe people can han­ The committee, formed by the Nixon asked data on gay reporters ism,” the candidate told the ists, whatever ... that would like to amend bylaws without seeking a Only those who seek to prove a percent a year and rents rise 5 cash in the investment, the $7,874 ment ought to be secular. It cannot dle their own affairs without divine Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Monitor. see... that their involvement in this Workers Union and the United vote from shareholders. point take the either-or position. percent a year. gain — inflation included — would WASHINGTON (AP) - H.R. Haldeman, President Nixon’s have anything other than a secular help. Some economists, for example, One family bought a $100,000 be taxable. chief of staff, asked then-FBI director J. Edgar Hoover to pass on objective,” says Arpiar Saunders, Though he insists he is running Evangelicals have proven to be campaign is to create a Christian Brotherhood of Carpenters and More than 200 people packed government or a Christian society. Joiners, sponsored three resolu­ believe Americans tie up too much home, putting $10,000 down and Colton may be accused of sliding any information the agency had about homosexuals in the a professor at Franklin Pierce Law for president, not chief pastor, intensely loyal and hard-working Echlin's lobby for the meeting. The money in housing, living in larger taking out a $90,000 mortgage at over some elements in the compari­ Washington pre$s corps, according to a 1970 memorandum. Center in Concord. Robertson says it is essential that for Robertson. The group, largely That is not Pat Robertson’s view, tions at Echlin's annual meeting on company makes automotive parts, quarters than are required by their 10.5 percent. The other continued to son. The homeowners’ taxes could The Washington Post reported in its Wednesday editions that Robertson and his supporters say the country have a system of newcomers to politics, has pro­ but I think that there are some Tuesday. including asbestos-using brake sys­ supporters in his camp that want to Shareholders’ voting results on needs. And some financial analysts rent a $70O-a-month apartment and rise sharply; the home insurance Hoover said in the memo that Haldeman had called and “ stated the court has misinterpreted the Christian values. pelled him to victory over better- tems, and made about $1.1 billion in “ I think that belief in the Bible known Republican rivals in early see a Christian government or a the proposals will not be available view housing as an investment purchased a 10-year, $10,000 Treas­ bills might be higher. There are the president wanted him to ask, and he would imagine I would Constitution, leading to a govern­ sales in the last fiscal year. East North upkeep and replacement costs. and the teaching of the Bible and popularity tests. Christian society.” for two to three weeks, company Central competitor to stocks. ury bill at 5.75 percent. have it pretty much at hand so there would be no specific ment devoid of the values on which (Stores, too. And in down markets, officials said. The proposals dealt The textile workers’ union, which West North In contrast, some who seek to At the end of the first year, the Investigation, for a rundown on the homosexuals known and which afflict housing from time to with asbestos and shareholders’ holds shares of Echlin in its pension Central stress the roof theory, fearful that if homeowner family finds its federal suspected in the Washington press corps.” funds, is also seeking to represent time, the investment might not be voting power. Middle housing is viewed as a financial income taxes are $1,341 less than The Post said the document was found by a California workers at two Echlin plants — Atlantic liquid. The chairman of Echlin, Freder­ vehicle it might be taxed more those of the renter family. The researcher, Robert Ranftel, among files available to the public in Friction Materials Inc. in Law­ heavily, sometimes assign ho- home increases $5,000 in value, But there are offsetting factors, ick J. Mancheski, said the company New England the FB I’s Freedom of Information and Privacy Act reading room is reducing and in some cases rence, Mass., and EPE Inc. in meownership the status of patriot­ compared with a $575 gain in the too. The homeowner family often in Washington. discontinuing use of asbestos in its Fredricksburg, Va. ism and good citizenship. renters’ T-bill. can borrow on the house to help out in an emergency, for example, and F A IR , a media-watch group in New York, plans to reprint the WE BUILT While homebuilders sometimes And, while the homeowners’ NEA grapMe have ^ e n guilty of that argument, monthly housing expenses are take a tax deduction on the interest document in its newsletter this week, the Post said. they can’t help but remind folks higher than the renters’, by the end as well. Haldeman, contacted by the Post in California, said he does not The boom in office build­ No questions asked either. That remember making the phone call to Hoover or receiving any No need to split ings between 1975 and that the prices of homes did not fall of the year the renter household has A PROUD nearly so much or so fast as those put out $7,200 for which it has little money can be used to put a new roof response. 1985 has produced a pieces of paper that floated to earth to show except check stubs. on the house when it needs It, which surplus of office space in on Oct. 19 when the stock market By the end of a 10-year period, any solid homeowner will tell you is Ebert, Siskel pick To p 10’ NEW HAPPY HOLIDAYS the smart thing to do, or to gamble ‘dormant assets’ many cities, particularly crashed. Colton points out, the gap will have widened. on the stock market. in the Rocky Mountain “ American consumers generally LOS ANGELES (AP) — Fans of Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel W ITH THIS COUPON QUESTION: never got caught up in the get-rich- won’t have to sit on the edge of their theater seats a moment FEELING ADOmONAL *7.50 PURCHASE I cmito • A company we states. In 1985, one-fifth quick, roll-the-dice mentality that longer. The two movie critics have offered a preview of their II Minute Meld Orange Juice ■ had never heard 7^1^ appeared to be gaining along Wall Jane Parker of the office space in the g concor la L^utneran urcti s year-end Top 10 picks. of sent us a Street,” says Kent Colton, execu­ Ebert chose the Mel Gibson police thriller "Lethal Weapon” White Bread 'll1 1 1 I * ®- cm i I , country was empty. Be­ I LWM OM c « i e « Fw FmM«. I letter saying it Investors’ tive head of the NaUonal Associa­ 40 Pitkin Street I «M«Svn Dm » e i ewwSM Ok HM.1M? ■ s and Woody Allen’s nostalgic comedy ‘ ‘Radio Days” as the year’s one 20OZ. Loaf cause of this, some build­ tion of Home Builders. * uMTu TMte A AW AF.ZU1* has located a s best films. Siskel gave his highest thumbs-up to “ Roxanne,” a WITH TW t COUPON A AH ''dormant Guide ings have declined in "They prefer safe investments s Manchester, Ct 06040 ABOITIOHAL 'T.Vi PURCHASE 8 modem rendition of the classic “ Cyrano de Bergerac” starring ALL FLAVOM asset” to which value. with g o ^ track records, arid many Sealteet loe Cream William A. Doyle have most of their wealth tied up in 8 Steve Martin. we are entitled. No. 2 on Siskel’s list is "M oonstm ek,” a just-released film in ALL STORES OPEN We are asked to which Cher’s character fails in love with her fiance’s brother. ’til 6 p.m. Christmas Eve ■ ctn i C X 9 » LIntH one Cew en Per remits I XWW l KM OMeCevean Nr sign an agree­ Christmas Eve I VMd Sun-. Dec. 20m thru Set, bee. I M h . l M f j ^ 0 9 9 Sen Dm leih Mu SM Ok n m .'N r ment. a copy of Norwich might get brewery Ebert said a motivation for the lists is “ to call attention to CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY which is en­ 7 p.m. Family Eucharist, Ecumenical Choir School worthy films that might otherwise be overlooked.” (Please check local store for reopening hours.) closed, authorizing thatcompany to true? Carols with discanU, Music of Sir David Wlllcocks 8 NORWICH (AP) - Trying to other cities the company contacted Hope has full bag of Jokes D OUBLE COUPONS collect the asset for us. For that and John Rutter 8 SEE STORE FOR DETAILS "service,” the company would ANSWER: No. He can get that capitalize on the growing popular­ locally. GROCERY Small-scale specialty brewing, LOS AN G ELES (A P ) — Bob Hope, playing Santa Claus as he charge 50 percent of the amount money. After all these years, it ity of beers with distinctive geogra­ also known as micro-brewing, is a THE BUTCHER SHOP probably has been turned over to phic identities, a Canadian busi­ 11 p.m. Eucharist with Carols, Concordia Church Choir brings gifts of humor to American soldiers in the Persian Gulf SUy I ,r ,iiM I Hoiri ;t. t • I 1 • o.' si.M recovered. growing revival of an industry that My husband and I are not aware the state in which the bank is nessman says he’s looking for a this Christmas, didn’t leave with an empty bag of goodies. once flourished all over the United Chamber Orchestra, Music by Gustav Holst, W Del Monte of any such dormant asset, but we located. That’s done under the “ law local Investors to finance the Martha Bolton, the only woman writing jokes on Hope’s stuffed Manzanilla States. Dietrich Buxtehude, Praetorius, Wlllcocks, Rutter c m p 'l BEEF R1B 17 TO ?a LBS FULLY COOKFD-WATER ADDFU are curious as to what might be of escheat.” which makes the state establishment of a smalt brewery in six-person comedy team, helped fill the bag with gags. Vegetables At one time, there were thou­ ■ mSIOM CUT TO ORDER FREE' BONl. IN RllMRPOnTH'N ' ^ Olives floating aKund waiting to be the owner of bank accounts and the Norwich area. David L. Almond, AAGO, Director She met Hope at an A ir National Guard Base on Monday as he sands of small local breweries, but 8 recovered. While we are inclined to other assets whose ownercannot be left on the first leg of a trip that will take him to the USS Okinawa Whole Cook’s "Norwich is an ideal location for Prohibition and the Depression 8 2 8 9 “ dismiss the company’s offer, what located. a small brewery that produces a on Christmas Day, and handed him a stack of more than 200 2 M wipcKl out most of them. '*'jSDA^ Beef Ribs Smoked Hams do you suppose the asset might be? variety of top-quality, premium 8 one-liners. INDIAN BUMMR A U F U M O n With bank accounts, the state 'hiere are now about 70 micro­ Christmas Day Hawaiian Punch 99 * beers,” said Jim L. Clarke, presi­ Mrs. Bolton, a suburban housewife, went to work for Hope five 4 9 9 ci.il 4 1 ® Sh.inF gets the money after anywhere brewers and brewpubs, which brew 8 Apple I^OO..«OUIA*«ILIOHI.^:^^______-cOPeppR g _ g g ANSWER: It could be a forgotten dent of First Key Industrial Corp. in 10:30 a.m. Eucharist years ago after supplying one-liners to Phyllis Diller, Joan rmFn<)Hi<-l | U, im I F'urlion from five to 25 years, depending on on the premises for consumption on Juice °> w Budweiser B ^ r bank account or a number of other Vancouver, British Columbia. 8 Rivers and others. CfUNKRRV.CAAMERAT. CRAHRAWEERRY.dUMULSPBERRY. CRANAPFLECft OR ^ ^ R g E ^ the rules of the particular state, the premises, in the United States. M W ,’i At AND BMALLPtTTED things. Most^ikely. however, it is First Key builds and operates The Rev. Dr. Kirn-Eric miliarnt, Paetor 8 ■Qp'l REtF RIB-LARGE END Early California Olives « 99* Ocean Spray Juice ^ c h bank, savings and loan Their emergence during the last 7TH&aTHRIBS t J SFMinnNHISS money .ypujfave coming back as the NATURAL small- to medium-sized breweries. five years is attributed to changing The Rev. Arnold T. IFangerin, AteUlant Pmlor p result of having had a Federal association and credit union must With financing from local inves­ U.S. funds follow Cosby Fresh Crisco Shortening Poland Springs Water Jet 1.79 tastes. ^ Oven Ready Housing Administration-insured make an effort to locate the NATURAL ^ tif-rte tors. the firm supplies feasibility RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — Just a few days after entertainer Bill Rib Roasts Leg O Lamb Mott’s Apple Sauce ~ 59* mortgage. account’s owner, though registered studies, equipment selection, con­ Nestle Chocolate Morsels « 1 .8 9 mail and newspaper notice, before Cosby donated $325,000 to a historically black college here, the ABP LIGHT OR DARK BROWN OR o t The tip-off is in the form letter struction management, implemen­ federal government gave the institution money to renovate a 6 9 Diamond Walnut Meats .. 1.99 Confectionary Sugar * i you received, listing both yur the money Is surrendered to the tation of office systems, and century-old building. VICTORY l o O r t A present address and a previous state. training of brewery workers. Marashino Cherries o.o9 Master Blend Coffee J 1.99 As part of a $600 billion congressional spending bill, Shaw BEEF LOBFHALVES J.59 LB.^:USTOM CUT FREE' address. Assuming you had a FHA The company built and is operat­ BEEF B B -S M A U END; 9TH-12TH BIBS SLICED. CHUNK OR CRUSHED Even after that happens, the University was promised $550,000 Tuesday to renovate Estey Folger’s Instant Coffee e« 3 .4 9 mortgage on your former home, ing the Island Pacific Brewing Co. SOUTH WiNDSOR Boneless ,.r.1?:b. Geisha Pineapple ~ 59 money can be recovered, assuming Hall, built in 1874 and thought to be the first college building Oven Ready A 99 you paid FHA an insurance pre­ proof of the account’s ownership on Vancouver Island, said Clarke. Top Loins ID SMAl I 5b-C*t M{ niUM IB l T constructed to educate black women. Rib Roasts >b ^ ARi.i t? IT OH « I AHCif .’h mium when you obtained that can be established. Work on several breweries in the NEVER FROZEN-10 LBS. TO UNDER 14 LBS. 75* LB. OFFiCE SUPPLY Shaw President Talbert Shaw said Tuesday he was delighted to BEEF RIB-SEMI BONELESS mortgage. When you sold that Contact the bank. Ask if your ciarribean is also under way, but he Special Trim 0 9 9 Fresh e- Pampers house and the mortgage ws paid off. uncle’s money has been turned over declined to reveal their locations. hear about the appropriation, and praised Cosby and his wife, part or all of the FHA insurance R rst Key is looking at 12 to 14 Camille, who donated $325,000 on Friday for student Rib Roasts >b O Itirkeys w ^ Ultra Plus to the stote. If it has been, find out FROZEN(10 LBS. UNDER 14 LBS. 75* LB.) 16 LBS. • . premium should have been re­ exactly what departmeid, of state areas across the country for scholarships. K E F RIS60NE IN Rib Steaks , 3 . 3 9 A&P Self Basting Turkeys. 69* 6 9 turned to you. establishment of breweries, Clarke FROZEN-SWfFT PREMtUMIO LBS TO UNDER 14 LBS. ^5* ^ * government has It. Make the claim K E RieaONELESS I CUT FREE' A person who sells a home on H------Butterball Turkeys 'K «> 69* 8 for your uncle there. said. He was not sure how many Downey will go on trial Beef Rib E ye s .ml . 3 . 9 9 EMFRfSSINTWErEn which there was a FHA mortgage FRESH I3VENSTUFFER ” WITH POP OP TIMER CURLY KEFRiaSONELESS Solid White , usually gets that money — techni­ SECAUCUS, N.J. (AP) — An attorney for conservative Rib Eye Steaks CS » 5 . 9 9 Perdue Roaster Chickens «. 7 9 ' Mueller’s ^ PORK LCO-RUWP PORTION 169 LB.-CENTER SLICES 3 V ^ cally called a "distributive share” television talk-show host Morton Downey Jr. says his client will K E F LO«$$-TOP LOIN Hina ( Fresh Ham Shank Portion . 1 . 5 9 Lasagna ib m 9 — at the closing of the sale. But The Manchester Lions Suggest Boneless Strip Steaks ,. 4 .9 9 E M P K S S -iN WATER go to trial next month after a court session in which the MILLSHIRE-BEEF SAUSAGE 2.4B IB. ONEPLY-10BCT.P4O _ EMPtK KOSHER Chunk Light Tuna mortgage lenders sometimes fail to prosecutor refused to drop assault charges. 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■ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wcdnciday. Dec. M, 1W7 Doctor says Disabled woman Clashes radicalize once boy submerged OPINION should survive among 19 honored passive camp residents RENO, Nev. (AP) - cials) I didn’t think I was a hero. Prompt emergency care By Marcia. Dunn I ’m sure there are greater heroes helped account for the survi­ The Associated Press Revi0iviN9 AMolHeR AWMS Control Tk9ATY By Karin Laub “ The old people used to say an Balata, peering into doorways and out there,” said Ms. Babcock, who val of a 20-month-old boy who Integration The Associated Press empty hand cannot face a knife, but stopping passers-by to check iden­ waa injured as a member of the was trapped in a car under PITTSBURGH - A 66-year-old this has changed. There is greater tity cards. Soldiers also were Women’s Army Ckirps during World Jack water for 20 to 25 minutes, the disabled woman says she was just willingness by everyone to partici­ posted on rooftops overlooking the B ALATA, Occupied West Bank — child’s doctor says. doing her duty when she hobbled to War II. Residents in this refugee camp say pate in demonstrations,” said the camp’s maze of stark stone huts Ms. Babcock said she was at Andaraoni housing 12,000 people. Balata is Dr. Barry Frank said Ste­ the scene of a rape and beat her the Israeli crackdown on rioting in activist, a burly, balding man in his neighbor’s assailant with her cane. home writing poetry July 29 when not new to 20s. He spoke on condition of located 37 miles north of phen Edmonds came out of a the occupied lands has radicalized The Carnegie Hero Fund Com­ ■he looked outside and saw the the population, prompting once anonymity for fear of reprisals. Jerusalem. coma and was fussing, crying attack. She hurried out as fast as One resident, Haijar Mahmoud, mission on Tuesday honored Lu­ passive Palestinians to join anti- A senior army official charged and shaking his head Tuesday ■he could. 40, said security forces have cille Babcock of Little Rock, Ark., Israeli protests. that Shabiba is trying to take a day after the car wreck. “ I whopped him (the assailant) become more aggressive in the past as one of 19 people from 11 states community Israeli leaders disagree, saying control of the camp by force, ” I think we can safely say and Canada who risked their lives upside the bead with my cane,” few weeks and have started to beat tough measures, coupled with a beating those who oppose resist­ at this point that he’s going to then swore at him, she recalled. “ I and humiliate women. to help others. Five died in their large military presence, will calm ance to the occupation or collabo­ survive,” ,Frank said. attempts. knew I had to sound mean and look the tense situation. rate with the Israelis. She said that on Dec. 8, border mean. I call myself a lady, but that Developers police burst into her house in search Stephen remained in criti­ Ms. Babcock hurried to the At least 22 Palestinians have been time I wasn’t.” When the state Board of Education next killed by Israeli soldiers since the “ In the last couple of months, of stone-throwing youngsters. “ I cal condition at Washoe Medi­ 22-year-oId woman’s aid last July, The man ignored the 5-foot-7, month considers the report of a state rioting began Dec. 8. Balata has become a jungle,” said tried to stop them, but they hit me in cal Onter. Frank said there hindered by leg and back braces but 130-pouhd Ms. Babcock, so she hit the official who spoke on condition the cheek with the muzzle of a gun,” was no evidence of nerve armed with "a good, old hickory committee on integration of suburban and As a result of the crackdown, the him again and again. He finally 1$^ scramble to Palestine Liberation Organization of anonymity. He said he sent she said. damage or brain swelling stick,” she said in a telephone dropped the 22-year-old woman and city schools, it should look to the experience of has been able to expand its power additional forces into the camp in Mrs. Mahmoud, a short plump that can occur in such cases, interview. ran to his parked car. Ms. Babcock Manchester and other Hartford area suburbs base in Balata, the poorest and the last few weeks at the request of woman wearing traditional Arab but that it would take time to ” It was my duty to save her. I just followed and slammed the car door that have been participating in Project largest of the West Bank’s 20 residents. ^ dress and a beige headscarf, determine whether the boy knew that that girl had a life ahead on his foot as he was getting inside. land the Navy camps, said a leader of the PLO’s On Tuesday, dozens of soldiers pointed to a fading dark spot on her suffered brain damage. of her and I had lived mine and lived He tried again to get inside, but Concern busing program as one of its guides left cheek where she said she was Shabiba youth movement. patrolled the narrow alleys of The child was trapped when it well,” Ms. Babcock said. she slammed the door on his foot. in evaluating that report. struck. his mother’s four-wheel-drive Tuesday’s recipients bring to He began to run with Ms. Babcock Two days later border police wagon skidded down an em­ 7,181 the number of North Ameri­ in pursuit. And if Manchester ultimateiy has to WASHINGTON — A search by the U.S. Navy for knocked at her door, demanding bankment, turned over and cans who have received the bronze Several men suddenly appeared, consider any ediicationai integration program $500 million in new digs has churned real estate that she open, she said. When she Attorney generals’ sank wheels up in a frozen Carnegie Medal since the went after the suspect and captured developers into a frenzy. But don’t look for the refused, they smashed two win­ that that grows out of the s^udy, it will be in a cana' in Gardnerville. De­ Pittsburgh-based fund was estab­ him, according to Ms. Babcock. Navy to be dropping anchor in your town unless you dows and fired tear gas inside. She better position than many other local boards borah Edmonds, 21, managed lished in 1904 by industrialist The young woman survived, and . showed visitors a black bucket with live in northern Virginia. to escape through a broken Andrew Carnegie. So far, the the man was sentenced to life of education to evaluate a'program because of two empty tear gas canisters. associates indicted window. Frank said the boy commission has awarded $17 mil­ imprisonment. Despite congratula­ its experience. The 16,000 employees of the Navy’s sea, air, Mrs. Mahmoud, who was bom in appears not to recognize his lion In grants and pensions, includ­ tions from many, Ms. Babcock said space and supply commands are scattered Balata pnd raised nine children The Manchester schooi system has had the mother but “ he sometimes ing $2,500 to each of Tuesday’s she’s had to contend with threaten­ throughout 16 office buildings in Crystal City, Va., By John M. Doyle McKay, who has been investigating there, said the two incidents were ing letters and calls as well as benefit of more than 10 years experience with mouths ‘Mommy.’” recipients. Help? Bah humbug! and Virginia congressmen are determined to keep The Associated Press Meese’s role, said he hoped the her first direct contact with Israeli " I told them (commission offi­ slashed tires. accepting students into Manchester schools an iron grip on that economic prize. Tbe last time prosecution of the three would soldiers and prompted her to join a who are bused into town from Hartford under the Navy got the itch to move was 1981; the plan NEW YORK — The indictments produce evidence to implicate or demonstration a week later — her CONOGA Scouts from Florida who hoped to was to consolidate commands at the Washington, of three people, including two exonerate the attorney general. first ever. the Project Concern agreement. ” I participated because I was PARK. Calif. use the money they earned from former associates of Attorney McKay said the three had in­ D.C., Navy Yard. Virginia congressmen put up beaten,” Mrs. Mahmoud said. When that busing project was first — Christmas is Christmas tree sales to pay for such a squawk — cutting off all the appropriated General Edwin Meese III, do not voked their Fifth Amendment signal an end to the federal inquiry “ Pressure like this causes explo­ proposed, it prompted a good deal of coming to Cali­ summer camp. money for the project — that the move had to be rights to silence in the investigation CcCeSrate CfiTistmas The SO youngsters set up a sales Into the Wedtech Corp., Investiga­ sions,” she added. resistance in Manchester and other suburban fornia — and Robert abandoned. of Meese, and McKay said he is Military officials told the Jerusa­ it's not a very location next to a Florida Chev­ tors said. investigating matters unrelated to communities. Those who opposed it said they “ We don’t know where the end Is lem Post newspaper last week that pretty sight. ron service station and got the For that reason, the only real estate developers Wedtech “ concerning the conduct the army has investigated the Center Churefi feared local control over the quality of Walters going to be. We don’t know where It of Mr. Meese vis-a-vis E. Robert The Salva­ station operators’ permission to with reason to hope are those in the northern is yet,” said Thomas L. Sheer, head complaints and ordered some education would be lost. tion Army's erect a large yellow tent to Virginia suburbs that border Washington. ’The Wallach, W. Franklyn Chinn and changes, such as assigning soldiers of the FBI’s New York office. others.” bell-ringing so­ protect the trees — but thatdidn’t Virginia congressmen don’t mind a move out of U.S. Attorney Rudolph Giuliani to patrol with border police. After busing had been in force for a Wallach, in a statement released licitors have satisfy the corporation’s area Crystal City as long as the Navy stays in the announced Tuesday that a federal The Shabiba leader said the two-year experimental period, there was a by his attorney, said. " I deny any neighborhood. grand jury had charged Meese’s alleged brutality has increased the CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES been banished marketing manager. wrongdoing whatsoever and I am townwide non-binding referendum in 1968 on Arguing that the tent blocked long-time friend and former attor­ support among camp residents for from shopping When th deal is done, it could be a trend setter for confident that the truth will win out whether to continue it. malls throughout the state by long have been a pre-Christmas the station’s sign, he not only ney, E. Robert Wallach, 53, and the PLO. 5:00 • 7:30 • 10:30 the government, because the Navy wants to lease and that I will be fully vindicated In one of the worst clashes in the The Democratic party and a number of demanded that the scouts remove former financial manager, W. landlords more concerned about fixture on public sidewalks out­ office facilities with an option to buy, which could after a fair trial.” West Bank in recent memory, community organizations threw their support their potential legal liabilities side department stores in most it but also threatened to revoke Franklyn Chinn, 45, both of San Wassail Festivities mean participating in a joint venture with a private Francisco, with racketeering and Chinn’s lawyer, Cristina C. Argu- soldiers opened fire on hundreds of the lease held by the generous behind the busing project. Despite that than helping the needy during the cities. But much of the country’s development partner. That’s a big step for conspiracy to break racketeering edas, said theJndictment was based stone-throwing protesters in Balata station operators if his orders 9:00 support, voters by a small m argin voted holiday season. shopping is now done in suburban government, which normally moves in only as a laws. “ solely on the testimony of former after noon prayers on Dec. 8, killing One of the state’s largest were not followed. officers of Wedtech who cheat, steal three people. against continuation. - malls, whose operators prohibit renter. R. Kent London, 44, of Honolulu, Chevron eventually backed and lie and have admitted so in corporations. Chevron USA. all soliciting on their private If the joint venture works, it might spread like a an associate of Wailach and Chinn, Town leaders, nevertheless, continued the down — after being confronted by court.” probably captured Scrooge-of- property. multi-billion-dollar wildfire across the last also was indicted on racketeering busing program. both public indignation and a site Four former Wedtech officials CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH the-Vear honors when it attemp­ wherever the federal government puts down roots. charges. Now there are 90 students in the Manchester Their “ Christmas spirit” is survey conducted by municipal The indictment charged the three are cooperating with prosecutors ted to prevent a group of Already the Navy is quietly looking for a similar illustrated by their explanations officials that showed both the sought to influence Meese iilegally, after pleading guilty in federal Corner Main & Center Streets school system who are transported from handicapped youngsters from deal in San Diego, the home port of its Pacific fleet. selling Christmas trees next to its for banning the Salvation Army scouts’ tent and the Chevron sign but the attorney general was not court to conspiring to bribe city, Hartford. 'hie scattered Navy commands in Crystal City state and federal officials. Manchester • 647-9941 gasoline stations. from shopping centers in the San were on public rather than accused of wrongdoing. Each de­ None of the dire results predicted by some now occupy about 2.1 million square feet near fendant was charged in three of five Last April, seven others, includ­ EAST-WEST IMPORTS Isolated examples of insensitiv­ Fernando Valley, a sprawling private land. of the early opponents have materialized. National Airport. What the Navy wants is a separate schemes to defraud either ing Rep. Mario Biaggi, D-N.Y., 643-5692 ity invariably surface around the suburb of Los Angeles. That experience suggests that a staggering 2.5 million square feet of consolidated Wedtech, a financially ailing de­ were accused in a federal indict­ lllV i Ccirter St., Manchester Whether the presence of that relatively small “ If you let one organization principled stand made by those country at this time of year, but a office space by 1994. That is a tall order, but still fense contractor, or the govern­ ment of turning the once-acclaimed number of bused students has produced for solicit, you have to let all of the who care may be the most Open Late Every Night disturbing pattern of institution­ short of the Pentagon’s 8.7 million square feet. ment, through false documents and Wedtech into “ a vehicle for making those students, and for their fellow students in rest do the same.” says a effective means of neutralizing alized selfishness has emerged in ’The Navy has camp followers that sweeten the bribery. illegal payments to public offi­ EMBROIDERED representative of the company the callousness of those who In Washington, court-appointed cials.” Their trial is scheduled to 7 D A Y S Manchester schools, all the benefits that recent weeks in this trend-setting deal. Wherever the Navy offices go, an estimated that owns Topanga Plaza in don’t. independent counsel James begin Jan. 4. CHINESE SHOES busing was supposed to accomplish is another state. 7,000 related jobs in private industry are bound to A W E E K First, there are the problems of Canoga Park. When shopping mall operators SiiMIlfGl?? question. follow to be close to their government sugar the Salvation Army, which notes Students of bureaucratic be­ in the San FTancisco area sought good But perhaps the students themselves are in daddies. That’s big busienss by anyone’s books. that its long and distinguished havior will Instantly recognize to banish Salvation Army solici­ ’The General Services Administration, the a good position to say to what degree busing that as a variation of the favorite tors, area church leaders joined recording of helping the needy federal government’s realtor, plans to award new people! has been successful. Whoever else the school excuse of those unwilling or together and urged their pari­ has “ earned (It) the privilege" of leases next October, which Is a year before the FREE administration and the Board of Education unable to distinguish among shioners to boycott those shop­ requesting contributions from Navy’s current leases expire. Quietly soliciting Blood Pressure consult in their consideration of the report, holiday shoppers. various alternatives: “ I ’d love to ping centers. Several of the malls d o in im o rt bids with an option to buy, the GSA has had at least The Salvation Army’s kettles help you, but then I’d have to do it promptly changed their policy. CLINIC - BY NURSE they should include some of those students. 17 offers so far. for everyone else too.” Arlington County, Va., which includes Crystal EVERY THURSDAY Even less justifiable is the City, is scrambling to keep the Navy from anchors 5-9 explanation offered by a market­ aweighing. A 1985 study found that Navy leases and ing executive at the Northridge LIGGETT PARKADE PHARMACY ★ ‘.invites you to a : : n * ★ work account for about 5 percent of that country’s ■ PARKADE HEALTH ind Fashion Center in the neighbor­ LOST: June 28th Letters to the editor annual budget, 26 percent of its leased office space NUTRITION CENTER ing community of Northridge: > East Cemetery area, and 19 percent of its jobs. PARKADE • 404 W. MIDDLE TPKE “ We don’t want shopping to be a The Manchester Herald wel­ tny Information 647-9376 • UNIQUE FASHIONS b GIFTS* Despite a GSA requirement that the northern turnoff. We want it to be a comes original letters to the Virginia site be no farther than one mile outside the pleasant experience.” editor. Translation: “ We certainly Letters should be brief and to Beltway that rings the capital, the Navy may 204 HARTFORD ROAD • MANCHESTER consider enticing projects farther into the Virginia wouldn’t want people intent upon the point. They should be typed or spending big bucks at our stores neatly handwritten, and, for ease countryside. December 18th through December 27th, 1987 An official in neighboring Fairfax County, Va., distracted by thoughts of the sick, in editing, should be double­ told our reporter Jennifer Smith that he could the handicapped and the impov­ spaced. Letters must be signed quickly tick off at least five undeveloped sites in erished. If the concept of charity with name, address and daytime this county that would be suitable, not to mention DAIRY MART has somehow survived as an telephone number (for DAIRY MART developed sites. At least two proposed projects in PEPSI HOLIDAY element of the Christmas season, veriflcation). LAY’S“ PURE Alexandria, Va., are also In the running. it’s not our job to remind people of The Herald reserves the right Not everyone In northern Virginia is ecstatic. DIET PEPSI Potato Chips APPLE CIDER it.” to edit letters in the interests of EGG NOG Despite what officials say in ptAlic, they are Wishing you the best health Next, there’s the case of San brevity, clarity and taste. Buy 1 ■ Get 1 privately worried about tte downside — the C 4 I O Q Francisco-based Chevron and the Address letters to: Open Fo­ $ |9 9 already horrendous trafflc in northern Virginia “How about physically and/or mentally han­ rum, Mancnester Herald, P.O. happiness and a joyous caused by rampant development and inadequate ‘Silent. Night’!” dicapped Boy Scouts and Cub Box 991, Manchester, CT 06040. 994 FREE road construction. To top It off, the federal 2 Liter Bottle 6'/» - 7 OZ. Sags Qallon government pays no taxes. Holiday Season. «. Whatever happens, the deal is bound to interest SPECIALS FROM OUR DELI DEPARTMENT * taxpayers. When this kind of money is involved, it’s Hart’s U-turn has divided Democrats always a healthy practice to look for fraud, skimming and other unethical practices as bids LAND O'LAKES OUR BEST CARANDO BLUE RIDQE move closer to a decision. Boll's w ill flosL' ;il 6 p.m. KAHN’S Well, maybe the Democrats now have an another Hart delegate then, says his return to the SALADS ( hrisliiuis 1,\L' ;iiul will Ik' Host'd Roast Genoa apprentice Harold Stasscn on their hands — a guy campaign is a mistake. New Britain Alderman Honey American Potato - Macaroni' so driven by sense of nnission to get his message to Dave Malinowski, still anodier Hart delegate in Watch on Moscow oil ( hi isliiiiis l)ii\. Beef Salami O ils Slaw the people that he, like Stassen, will be compelled 1984, has signed on with the campaign of Illinois Ham Cheese to run for president every four srears. Capitol Sen. Paul Simon. Planning a trip to Moscow? Pass up the Berlin Hotel near Lubyanka Prison. Our sources say that Gary Hart says that’s why he's back in the race, ’The list of perplexed Democrats goes on. Milford jR o m m e n t* the KGB has bugs and hidden cameras in every along with love of country, of course. Mayor Alberta Jagoe, a Hart delegate to the 1984 Pound Theories on why Hart came back have multiplied Bob Conrad convention, telis the press die’s “ still a little mad room. It doesn’t matter who you are. The KGB will Pound tape your conversations and photograph jmur since he stood the political world on its ear last at him” for the way he’s acted. Bristol Town intimate movements and then pass the pitotos 1 week with his announcement. He has to prove Chairman Gardner Wright says Hart should have around for a chuckle. The dinner tables and bar are something to himself and his family. He’s on an ego stayed out. U.S. Rep. Bruce Morrison of Hamden, Dairy Mart Premium Bacon DAIRY MART] not safe either, our sources tell us. ’They are all trip. He is after the million bucks in matching now the Connecticut chairman of Simon’s F A R M S I I rigged for sound.... Moonlighting is alive and well funds. He’s out to stick it to the media for driving campaign, says Hart “ has an ego problem.” Dairy Mart in Moscow, even among defense woriters. (hie Premium Deluxe | | him out of his campaign earlier. His audiences U.S. Rep. Barbara Kennelly of Hartford was Grade ’A’ Lg. White Eggs Ice Cream Russian tells us he bought a car and hired two have been dwindling, cutting his lecture tour seven months ago. outraged by Hart’s action, telling an interviewer l| mechanics from the military complex where by income. Hart, the toast of Connecticut Democrats four she was especially upset by his "dragging” his wife Dairy Mart Fruit Drinks day they made secret guidance systems for ■I Whether it’s one of those reasons, none of the years ago when he defeated the organizational along for effect. ■xFiiM | l above or something else doesn’t really matter. ’The favorite, Walter Mondale, in this state’s The Democrat who took the most embarrassing missiles. By night, they fixed his car with parts Dairy Mart Save MM S| stolen from the missile factory. Freshly Made Grinders and Fon tviav AQULT oueroMia I I fact is, Gary Hart’s return as a presidential presidential primary, has divided them now with hit of all managed to keep calm, at least outwardly. NO FUaCHMl NtCSSMIlV wnN ■ ■ candidate has knocked the Democratic race off this U-tum. Some of his followers in the 1964 \U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd of East Haddam, who 32 oz. "Quench Ojnnectlon" TMtCOUFONONLVAT ■■ N 4 HAnTFOm aOAO CNLY dead center, shuffled the deck for the others and campaign are ready to march again. But nominated Hart for preddent in 19M, was holding a Fountain-Soda (3ombo Price forced his party to deal with his presence if only for leadership, as represented by Droney, is furious. press conference in Wadiington when reporters a short time. Hart is the new four-letter word in Even State Rep. Jonathan Pelto of Mansfield, the asked for his reaction to the Hartdevelopment. ifianrliPBlrr Hrralft Democratic politics. boss of Hart’s campaign up to that withdrawal in Dodd had not even been given the courtesy of notice BE SMART- “ Angry? You bet I am,” says Democratic State May, admlte the backers are in the minority. Pelto, by did buddy Gary. ” I wish him well,” said Dodd, Founded In 1981 the party’s political director in the theoretical without much conviction in his voice. FREE SHOP DAIRY MART Chairman John Droney of West Hartford after his PENNY M. 8IEFFERT...... PuMWwr flrst-reaction reach for the old “ Eleventh no-man’s land of state headquarters in Hartford, So Hart is back, and topping the polls again — not GEOROE T. CHAPPELL...... Edilor 8oz. cup of Maxwell House Coffee OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Commandment” excuse for qot knocking a party says he feels “ awkward” now. He isn’t sure what so terrible when you recall that the personality kid DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exacutlve Editor STORES he’ll do. He says some former Hart followers have from the Kremlin, Mikhail Goibachev, beat all of MARIE P. GRADY...... CNyEdllor colleague. In Droney’s view. Hart has damaged the ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... AltocMo EdHor Just stop in and say Hello - 6 A.M. to MIDNIGHT the Democrats in public favor here just a couple of party, hurt the other candidates Irresponsibly and telephoned to offer their help. Then too, others are Limit one per customer Good throuqh Pocn^rihor ?7th iQfl? stam p^ himself as a phony. calling to say Hart has had it with them. weeks before Hart reentered the picture. DENISE A. ROBERTS...... Advortitiflg Dlraetor Middletown Enfield Hamden Open Christmas (or your The chairman sees llart as arrogant, Senate President Pro Tern John Larson of East And Hart, whether he’s a phony or is for real, has MARK F. ABRAITI8...... ButlfiMa Managar convenience. kicked the Democratic field right in the pants. The SHELDON COHEN...... Coflipoaing Managar Waterbury Manchester hypocritical and caring about no one but himself in Hartford, a Hart delegate to the 1984 Democratic ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Pnaarooin Managar this turn-around — against the background of National Convention, says Hart’s credibility has real winners in ail of this, in my view, are the JEANNE G. FROMERTH...... Ckculallon Managar personal problems that drove him out of the race been badly shaken. Zena Tempkin of Torrington, Republicans. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedniday. D«c. M. iHT — >

■ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wcdnciidav. Dec. 23. 1M7 FOCUS REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES KiwwiiHeMMtieHiMaiiciWiWMHndMieMKaisHdMdMCMitwMsiaicwiMcincMfawaHWCBaiMciHKiMKmKWKaMV^ His noisy sieeping The evolution of Lucie McKinney REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK grinds at marriage By Linda Stowell 17 years In Congress. York to Connecticut when she fBaturIng: Realty World The Associated Press Mrs. McKinney, the daugh­ was 3 days old. Her father, ter of well-to-do parents, Briggs Cunningham, is an DEAR WESTPORT — When Re­ never moved to Washington, heir to the Procter k Gamble Benolt/Freshette A B B Y : If you publican Congressman Ste­ preferring instead to keep the fortune and her mother, the are asked if it’s wart B. McKinney’s doctors family of five children to­ former Lucie Bedford, is the Beautiful Colonial with a O K to sleep to­ told his wife, Lucie, that her gether in Connecticut and heiress of a railroad and oil gether before husband had AIDS, her heart have their father home on family. Contemporary Flair in BoltonI Dear Abby stopped. weekends. " I had the typical childhood marriage, This home features 4 bedrooms, large eat-in kitchen please say yes — Abigail Van Buren "When that word first T was veiY proud to be Mrs. that one has that is raised by a comes out of the doctor’s Stewart McKinney," she nanny,” Mrs. McKinney said. with St. Charles cabinets and tile floor, formal dining If only for one room, fireplace in living room, front to back family night and no mouth, you Just say, ‘Ugh,’ said. " I adored the cam­ “ M y dad was sailing boats hanky-panky. but the tough part was the paigns. I hated the social and racing cars. ... I never room on main level with wood stove and brick hearth. limited time we had with him Junk.” saw .uch of m y parents.” Three of the bedrooms are generous size. Fourth bed­ This is a se­ MANCHESTER - New listing - immaculate 8 room cond marriage after that,” Mrs. McKinney Now, she said; " I ’ve been It was partly because of her room could be used for office or study. Bathsjrecently for both of us. said. "We didn’t know he only thrust into the foreground and childhood that she always had remodeled. Full bath has two person Jacuzzi, two sky­ Cape that offers 4 bedrooms, main floor family Frank and I have been married for stationed at the same airbase when had one week.” ... I have to give speeches and one goal — to be a wife and lights, large mirror and tile floor. There are many other 8 room, formal dining room, eat-ln kitchen, 2 car three months and I ’ve hardly slept all those letters arrived. He ans­ She talked desperately to I get so nervous. I ’ve never, mother, she said. features and amenities that make this an attractive her dying husband about the ever done this before. I guess She knew Stewart McKin­ garage and above ground pool, all situated on a a wink. Why? Because Frank wered a letter from Marilyn home and an excellent buylll •> grinds his teeth in his sleep. It's Fleming, a Southern California disease, but he was too sick to I was unsure of myself or I felt ney throughout her chlld- nicely landscaped lot in a desirable neighborhood. respond. He died on May 7. I would hurt Stewart’s ho^, but she was never Priced at *214,900. . S worse when he’s under a lot of girl, and they started a correspon­ & Priced at *199,900. tension. dence. They met in February of Lucie McKinney, a reticent career. allowed to date him because I ’ve asked him to see his dentist 1968 and were married three political wife, decided that “But now I feel so strongly "he was too fast, he was a w she had to step into the public about what we’re doing that beer-drinker and a cigarette 3 about the possible damage he’s months later. % arena she had always I ’m far more concerned about smoker,” she said. 9 doing to his teeth and to get fit for a Bill was reassigned to Japan, and U. avoided. the AIDS problem.” When she was about 17 or Benolt/Frechette Associates U&R REALTY CO. teeth guard, but he says there’s no their first two daughters. Shell! and damage to his teeth and he can’t Tam m y, were bom In Tokyo, and a On May 8, she started the The foundation has raised 18, "all of his girlfriends had 73 West Center Street, Manchester, CT 06040 $100,000 so far. She said her sleep with an appliance in his third daughter. Tina, was bom in Stewart B. McKinney Foun­ gone and he called me.” ^ Telephone: (203) 646-7709 6 4 3 .2 6 V 2 mouth. California. dation Inc. in her husband’s goal is to open homes for Although she was engaged What can I do? I ’ve tried to I know this story well because I memory to raise money to AIDS patients around the to a young man In England, REALTY WORLD. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor awaken him when the noise be­ happen to be their eldest daughter. open homes for victims of the country so every one "will she agreed to go on a date. He comes intolerable, but he’s a very I just want to say thank you. Abby. deadly disease. have a home to live, work and picked her upat4a.m. togoto deep sleeper and won’t wake up If it weren’t for you. I wouldn’t be ‘T v e never been a devout die in dignity.” a car race. even when I kick or slap him . Abby. here and neither would my sisters. anything,” Mrs. McKinney “ We are seeing a Lucie we They were married on Oct. I love Frank, but I’m growing very I ’m wondering how many other said during an interview last didn’t know was there,” said 2, 1954 and had two sons and resentful. Don’t suggest separate ’’happy endings” came about be­ week In her Westport home. Betsee Osborn, who worked three daughters, ranging In D.W.HSH bedrooms. He says he didn’t get cause of Operation Dear Abby? “ But I had to find a reason for for McKinney for his entire age from 23 to 30. She also has political career. "Really, in three grandchildren. 8o. Windsor *124,900 I CommercM-lnvatimdnl Comptny this.” married to sleep alone. Help me. SHELLI ASHER. Immaculat. tlx room Town Ho um NO SLEEPING BEAUTY CLOVIS, CALIF McKinney, who died in her own way, she is carrying "F o r good or bad or indif­ Condo In beautiful Waatgata IN TAM P A Washington, D.C.. was the on as Stewart would. She is ferent, 1 wanted tobe with my Complax. Many amanitlea FOR SALE D E A R S H E L L I: So do I. first congressman known to finding she’s a good speaker children at all times — be a Including Indoor and outdoor poola, tannia courts and axarcita MANCHESTER D E A R NO B E A U T Y : You don’t Readers? have died of acquired im­ and I think she is secretly pal and a mother,” she said. mune deficiency syndrome. enjoying it.” “ There was no way I would room. Easy accMt to I-S4 and • EttaMlihad latlaurant vrtth full bar say how long Frank’s been grinding Lucie McKinney shopping. and apartment above. *175,000 his teeth In his sleep, but some­ He represented Connecticut’s Bom Lucie Cunningham, get a baby-sitter. That wasn’t .1 get so nervous" wealthy Fairfield County for her family moved from New in the books.” SOUTH WINDSOR oaimth ommtar •iSS.fOO e O M E R t thing’s got to give — and it will be D E A R A B B Y : I read the letter Ranch, In vary good condKIon, sat on acre lot. 3 bad- VERNON OOLOHtAL 1214,000 • 42 prime aorta ready lor tubdMtlon. *800,000 Frank’s teeth. A custom-made from “ Margaret W .” who found a rooma, firaplacad living room, dining room, appM- 4 Badrooma, 2Vi baths, firaplacad living room with pegged Rolling topo with tliatm. teeth guard for night wear would be wallet containing $400. When she ■ncad kitchen, 2 car garage. Property alto Includaa floors and beamed calling. 2nd firaplaca In family room, 2 ENFIELD *250,000 well worth the trouble and invest­ returned it to the owner, all she got a 16x20’ deck, a ZOiaO’ barn and pool with aqulp- ear garage. • 13^ Aoiat noar EnfMd Mall/ ...... ment, but to get to the root of the was a hasty thank-you. Supermarket Shopper manl. High tralflo araa *1,250,000 grinding problem, another kind of I can go her one better than that. Manchtsttr M 34,900 doctor may be able to reduce My daughter, who manages a store A horns In ths country with a firs- FO R LEA S E Frank’s tension. But that’s another in a shopping mall, found a billfold placa for cozy winter avaninga. Five letter. Frank says he didn’t get in the parking lot. It contained $300 large rooms, lull finished walkout M A N C H E tTE R baaamant to beautiful private beck • 1S80 tq.n. ofliea tpaot In naw married to sleep alone. Well, tell in cash and several credit cards. She has one tape, but 2 offers IXW fISH uNrt modtm building. Pratligt yard ad|acant to Twin Hllle Qolf him frankly that you didn’t get My daughter went back to the store, Courae, VA baths, and two car at­ THE REALTY COMDVNY anvironmant. *13*« aq.lt. married to stay up all night, so the telephoned the owner, and told her tached garage. Call tor details. WILLINOTON next move is his, or you are moving- that her wallet had been found. By AAartIn Sloone a 1 3 ^ to 17,000 tq. ft. tvaUaMa tor — to the couch. The next morning, a woman in United Features Syndicate Clip ’n’ file refunds Universal Product Codes from the package of any offlot, rattauranl or HgM Induttrlal *4*»aq.a. her early 20s came to the store, Chef Boyardee Canned Pasta product (15-ounce or identified herself and asked for her VERNON D E A R A B B Y : I Just read the D EA R M A R TIN : I purchased Meat, Poultry, Seafood, larger), along with $1 for postage and handling for A b B e tte r • 1400 S S600 aq. ft. tpaoaa at El Cam- letter from "Capt.Dave Thurston.” wallet. When my daughter handed ■Jin* two Lady Speed Sticks recently Other Main Dishes each bowl ordered. Expires Feb. 29, 1988, or while Ino Plaza. Qood vMblllly from 1-04 •10**’ tq.a. •t to her. the woman said, ” I had — — who met his wife through your first because the company advertised a (File No. 6) supplies last. FREE HOME EVALUATION BOLTON CAPS ON tSACaiS •340,000 $300 in this billfold, and all I have to ELLINGTON Operation Dear Abby when he was $3 mail-in refund offer. While 1 was Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off CHICKEN OF TOE SEA Free Tuna Drainer Excaltant 3 bedroom Capa wKh firaplacad living room, • Nawi4jl00al. Rai./Prot. Ctr. say to you, young lady, is it had all good alzad dining room and let floor don, 2 full baths, 13 stationed at Korat A ir Force Base at the .store. I noticed a refund form coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage Offer. Receive a Chicken of the Sea Tuna Drainer (a Prima Rl. 03 loo. FaH oooupanoy *11 ** aq. It. better be in here! ” aeraa with potential lor future development, alao Includaa in Thailand in 1966. for Scope mouthwash, so I bought a coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed $2.49 value). Send the required refund form and Well, a Sgl. Bill Asher was TOPPED MARGARET bottle of that too. But I discovered a 30x40’ modem garaga/barn with walk-up loft. Amanitlea proofs of purchase while looking for the required three Universal Product Code symbols from to numeroua to Hat. 243 Main Etrosl, Manehsotsr, C T 00040 when I got home that both of the refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers any-size cans of Chicken of the Sea Tuna, along with >3) 843-4618 offers required cash-register tapes. R E A L ESTATE SERVICES and magazines, and when trading with friends. 75 cents for postage and handling. Expires March 643-1591 243 Main St., Manchester, CT 00040 CALL LEN MA-IYIA OR CHRIS HELLER So I sent in the original tape with 31, 1988. Offers may not be available in all areas of the 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 0WC6 OSHA should hear the Scope refund request, and country. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. ECKRICH/BUTTERBALL $2 Savings Offer. 871-1400 mailed a copy of the tape to Mennen Receive the 40-cent Eckrich coupons and two 40-cent for the Lady Speed Stick offer. But I These offers require refund forms: Butterball coupons. Send the required refund form received all of my Speed Stick ARMOUR Superman Watch Offer. Receive a and the four proofs of purchase from any about this problem proofs back a few weeks later with a Superman SOth Birthday Watch. Send the required combination of four Eckrich Cold Cuts, Butterball request for the original cash- refund form and one Universal Product Code from Turkey Cold Cuts or Butterball Slice ’N Serve register tape. Armour Hot Dogs, along wit a check for $8.95 for Turkey Meats. (The proofs of purchase from I can’t send it to the company D E A R D R . each watch ordered. (New York residents must add Eckrich Cold Cuts and Butterball Turkey Cold Cuts because the Scope people have it! I G O T T : Four ye­ sales tax.) Expires Dec. 29, 1988, or while supplies are the Universal Product Codes found on the hate to lose the refund. Is there ars ago I had a last. package backs; the proof of purchase for Butterball anvthing I can do? strong overex- CHEF BOYARDEE Microwave Bowl Offer. Slice 'N Serve products is the "Slice 'N Serve” LINDA HOGUE t/ieasu/ies posure to Receive a free Coming Limited Edition Microwave statement on the front-package labels.) Expires Dr. Gott Belmont. Ohio. methyl-ethyl- Bowl. Send the required refund form and 10 Feb. 29, 1988. ketone. Before Peter Gott, M.D. D E A R L IN D A : Most manufac­ the accident. I SNUG AS A BUG!!! g/teat and gmaCC be turers use fulfillment companies to Real Estate was fine physi­ Attractive 6 room Colonial in the Marlin School process refund offers because it is a cally and men­ dietrict. Coiy atmosphere, tastefully decorated, specialized Job. one which the tally. Now I ’m a ducts, along with Soft Sense. If you very different. They were different clean and neat, 2 bedrooms, fireplace, small den companies would rather not do Send questions and comments to 647-8400 goufts t(its tioCidag. wreck. I have send in proofs from all the products, in structure, title and expiration Martin Sloane In care of the or office off living room, dining room with china themselves. But when you have a asthmatic bron­ you receive $5, but you can also date. However, If only the post- Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, cabinet. Offering price *139,9()0. problem such as this with a 168 Main Street, Manchester chitis, excessive tiredness, mood way and it’s hard for me to pick up send in proofs from Just one of them office box numbers had been Manchester 06040. The volume of fulfillment company and you feel swings, and depression, my eye­ groceries. My doctor said it was and receive a $1 refund. different, I believe they would have mall precludes Individual replies to you have an honest complaint. I sight is deteriorating, and I have a nerves and gave me Parafon Forte. been considered the same offer, OTahbtng gou aM. every letter, but Sloane will re­ recommend that you write directly constant headache. For the first It’s about to drive me crazy. Both of the mail-in refund forms and I wouldn’t have wasted my spond to letters of general Interest 1 to the manufacturer’s customer- nine months after the exposure, I say "Offers limited to one refund time sending for both. In the column. relations office. Don’t write to the had an elevated white blood count. per name or address.” Do you think post-office box where you sent for M y employer told me that the I can send for both of these forms D E A R R E A D E R : Some types of the refund (it’s actually the fulfil­ fumes would clearout of my system using my Soft Sense proofs of neurological disease, such as multi­ lment company). over the weekend. That was four purchase? ple sclerosis, can begin as numb­ While a fulfillment company St. Mary’s years ago. What do I do now? MARGARET BROWN ness and tingling in parts of the must follow the manufacturer’s Episcopal Church V, D E A R R E A D E R : If you had an body. Ask your doctor to refer you Effingham, III. redemption instructions, the manu­ Corner of Church A Park Sireela exposure to toxic hydrocarbons in to a neurologist for testing. facturer’s own consumer-relations MARCHES TO A the workplace, you shduld report Parafon Forte is a muscle Mancheater ■ 649-4583 ‘WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES” department has a far greater DIFFERENT BEAT!!! SHIPSHAPE!!! this incident to the Occupational relaxant and is unlikely to relieve interest in keeping your g o ^ will, D E A R M A R G A R E T: I asked The Rev. Andrew D. Smilh, Rector Brand new 8 room Cape Cod with a unique and Safety and Health Administration. your symptoms, even if they do not S.C. Johnson k Son whether the Long-time owners have beautifully maintained and it also has the power to bend the The Rev. Anne J. Wrider, Aatiitani clasay layout. Must be seen to be truly ap­ Inhalation of alcohol-ketone mix­ have a physical basis. Rather than company considered these two to be thia exceptional 4 family apartment building in rules to fit the situation. T ry there. preciated. 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, enormous rear Mancheater. 4-3 room apartments, all separate Blanchard & Rossetto tures could cause the symptoms taking medicine for ’’nerves,” see a the same refund offer, as they deck, spacious study or.office over the garage. applied to Soft Sense. A consumer- utilities, complete with kitchen appliances and you describe; however, because of neurological specialist. DEAR MARTIN: I recently Thursday, December 24th Hardwood floor and carpet. Acre+ lot on Birch laundry facilities, newer vinyl siding and service representative told me that the long four-year time interval. I found two very similar refund Mountain Road in Manchester. All this and more furnaces, (ill for the figures! •230,(KK). REAL ESTATE 646-2482 since the offers had different 4:00 PM The First Service of Christinas J cannot with certainty blame your D E A R DR. G O T T: I have con­ offers for Soft Sense skin lotion and for $272,9(K). post-office boxes, they were consi­ Church School Pageant (Babysitting Provided) symptoms on the exposure. trolled the pain from my mild I need to know if I can send for both. dered different offers. So feel free In any case, OSHA officials would arthritis and tendinitis with Chi­ The first was entitled "Soft ^n s e 10:30 PM Carol Sing & Special Prelude be interested in possible industrial nese herbs, taken as pills under the with Vitamin E $1 Cash Refund to send for both. 11:00 PM The Midnight Eucharist REALTY WORLD contamination. The company name of Chuifong Toukuwan. My Century 21 Epstein Realty Offer,” and the post-office box to But a word of caution; These two (203) 646-7709 73 W«it Cenler StiRol should be investigated to make sure doctor says they will kill me. What send for it was No. 1200 in Young S.C. Johnson offers were, in fact. IMMACULATE B8nolt/Fr«ch«tt» Attoclatet Mincheiter. CT 06040 that OSHA guidelines for worker do you think? America, Minn. The second was a Friday, December 25lh 543 North Main St., Mancheater protection are being met and multi-product offer entitled "$5 10:00 AM The Holy Eucharist newer U&R built Contem­ WE GET RESULTS maintained. (>sh Refund Offer.’ Its post office porary Colonial - field stone D E A R R E A D E R : I am skeptical fireplace, Beautiful coun­ D E A R D R . G O T T : My father and of cures from herbal remedies. box was No. 941, also in Young ITe loetcame you to share in our toorahlp during this Joyoui season. "A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT gNTBItPHIter try setting, wall to wall car­ I both have asthma. I ’m now Most don’t work and some can be America. The first offer expires on EMERGENCY Ltdi*- ePaTIIN RiALTV ^SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSi pregnant. What are the chances dangerous. Nevertheless, I try to Dec. 31.1987, but the second is good Fire — Police — Medical peting. A Must See!! that my baby will inherit it? keep an open mind about this issue. until Jan. 31, 1988. WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL QETS ATTENTION Etch otilea Indapandantly ownad and oparaWd. *199,900. DEAR READER: Asthma is a If an herbal drug produces im­ The multi-product refund in­ DIAL 911 HAPPY HOLIDAYSm respiratory disorder characterized provement in symptoms, if it cludes offers on Halsa shampoo. In Manchester by cyclic narrowing of the bron­ doesn’t get in the way of a patient Eidge shaving gel and other pro- receiving more appropriate and chial passageways, leading to E A S T H A R T F O R D *135,000 Because the friendship and good difficulty breathing, wheezing and traditional (Western) treatment NEW TO THE MARKET. NIcaly d«- cough. andifitdoesn’tcauseharm, Iseeno coratad 2 badroom, IVk bath trl- Specialists have estimated that reason why it shouldn’t be used. Announcing the relocation laval Townhouaa In lovaly nawar will of those we serve are the complax. Faaturaa Includa alldara as much as 5 percent of the U.S. Chuifong Toukuwan contains of the Psychotherapy Practice of among other things, root of peony, off living room laading to private population may be affected by patio and charming dining room NEW LISTING foundation of our success, the asthma. Although the disease is not angelica, gentian, ginseng, honey overlooking living room. and myrrh. I am not aware that neat and clean 7 room believed to be inherited, it does tend Cape, 3 bedrooms, finished staff of our office wish you the to run in families. Your baby may these substances are hazardous in m s w . c.i.s.w. ROBIN SAVITSKY WEISS, rec room, aluminum sided, be at increased risk of being small quantities. However, your fenced yard, 10'xl6' deck. asthmatic, but I am unable to give doctor may have specific objec­ to kind of holiday that brings nice you an idea of what his or her tions to using the preparation. Ask •133,500. chances are. There is a high him or her exactly why you should 160 MAIN STREET 9iaa4lt. U A $• • VM« 9l. laha. Dot Ci b i w . Bally ThiMW. PoMla Waavor, MIBia Kealerkk things to your home with warmth probability that your child will not avoid it. MANCHESTER, CT 06040 Bworty m aR i. P»— ii picture) in their game Tuesday night at the Saddledome. 114-111 with 18 seconds on the clock. on. li “Growers of Quality Plants for you.’* 6. the-hoHday card. ence to which Weeks alluded came For the Whalers, who wrapped up when Roberts bowled over Ray a three-game swing through the Weeks couldn't make the stop on Macinnis’ shot on the Philadelphia drew to within a Dennis Johnson scored 20 and ^ A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY YEAR | Ferraro near the crease and that Smythe Division with a 1-1-1 record, play. The Flames scored in the final minute of overtime to point twice more, but the Celtics Ainge 19 for the Celtics. Cliff , in-.!*' created an opening in deep. goal scorers were Paul Lawless, made four free throws in the final 10 Robinson got 26 points, Maurice SariMsSliai Of thh game-winning goal. Whal­ Kevin Dineen, Anderson, Ferraro trip up the Whalers, 6-5. The Whalers ended their seconds to hold on. Cheeks 16 assists for Philadeli^ia. ^ o o d t a n d gOaMKbCSBV ers’ right wing John Anderson said, and Dave Tippett. three-game road trip at 1-1-1. ’The Celtics won their fourth Barkley led the rebounders with 11. f t ^«:0123456789 168 Woodland St. 643-8474 A <■ 8 am-6 pm daily K.C. Jones should learn rookies are players, too CONNI BANKS \blkl through 12/99 You can forget about putting either Auerbach says the critiesm of Jones comes from Dolphins Monday night in Miami, which won’t be or on the all-NBA rookie team. ’The a bunch of fans and broadcast types who "don’t an easy task, and Indianapolis loses at home to pair might be the Nos. 1 and 2 picks in last year’s know anything about basketball.” Tampa Bay, which isn’t likely. draft of the Boston Celtics by the all-knowing They do know that if a player’s skills are allowed St. Louis and Minnesota are the two finalists for The Savings Bank of Manchester CONNI Locations: T houghts M anchester-Spencer St. at Shop Rite Plaza; Arnold "Red” Auerbach, but you wouldn’t know it to rust, they may never recover. Dale Ellis, now of the final wild-card berth in the NFC. The Cardinals 8 wishes you a happy holiday! And Claldor’s Shopping Center; by their playing time. ApLENty the Seattle SuperSonics and formerly of Dallas, is a have to beat Dallas while the Vikings lose to reminds you our offices will be clos­ Manchester Memorial Hospital; Lewis was a superstar at Northeastern perfect example. He was wallowing on the Washington for St. Louis to qualify. ing at 3 pm, Thursday, December 24, AutoBank?"Corner W. MiddleTpke. & Broad St.; University. Former Husky Coach Jim Calhoun Len Auster Mavericks’ bench. When he escaped the clutches of Main Office, Purnell Place Entrance. In the AFC, only Denver and Cleveland have and will be closed all day Friday and loved the man. He knew the kind of player Lewis is Sports Editor Dick Motta, he emerged as an NBA All-Star in E. H artford-Putnam Bridge Plaza; Burnside Office. and utilised his talents to their fullest. When the Seattle. clinched playoff slots. Indianapolis, Houston and 4-7 flowers' Saturday, December 25 and 26. East W indsor-Sophia’s Plaza (Rtes. 5 & 140). Celtics selected the 6-foot-7 Lewis in the first round, Auerbach’s been given credit for the Celtics’ Seattle control their own destiny. Wins by the trio But don’t worry — in case you Andover-Andover Shopping Plaza. ■ there were plenty who said Lewis was going to success over the years. True. But he’s also been would seal up the final three slots in the conference. c m Certlflcotei Ashford-Junction Routes 74 & 44. art always In need cash, or want to make deposits or make a big impression in the NBA. responsible for such No. 1 picks as Norm Cook Otherwise... flood taste... Mansfield - 6 Storrs Rd. (Rte. 195). 7 (1976), Charles Bradley (1981), Darren Tlllis (1982) transfers, our dkinni-'*'^ Automatic South W indsor-973 Sullivan Ave. You wouldn’t know it by his playing time. He’s Boston and area media for his failure to understand Teller machines will be doing business Tolland-Route 195. pulled more DNP’s (did not play) than any how to use his bench. It has to be Justified. There’s and the invaluable Greg Kite (1983), who by his , Fast turnaround poatible flrst-round selection deserves, and he’s being no valid reason for Bird, etc., to be on the court and immense talent has lasted in the NBA to this day Rustic Logs— Blankets The Giants have fallen from defending Super as usual. Open 24 hours a day, too, at buried on the bench just like Sam Vincent out of ^he likes of Lewis, Lohaus and Mark Acres, another until cut down by injury. handy locations all around the area. youngster out of Oral Roberts University who Lewis is a player. Lohaus and Acres have the Bowl champions to a poor also-ran but, if Coach Cemetery Baskets I Where your friends are. Michigan State was before him. Bill Parcells and the team can come to a meeting of K.C. Jones is the George Allen of the NBA. He played in Europe a year ago, riding the pines. potential to lend a hand come playoff time. The 4 If you don’t have a Conni card, minds, the Giants could be right back near the top come in and apply for one. So next goes with veterans and the heck with the A year ago Coach Chuck Daly of the Detroit team won’t benefit from them, though, if Jones Soa the New Chr/etmee Lend! Pistons made a decision. He opted to give John insists on having them Just take up space on the in 1988. The Giants will have an easier schedule in time we say “we’re closed,” you can youngsters. ’88 thankp to their dreadful finish this campaign. Qreenhouse full of: CHRISTMAS TREES When the Celtics were pummeling Philadelphia Salley and Dennis Rodman, a pair of promising bench. If Karl Nelson, whom the Giants sorely missed, POTTED MUMS, AFRICAN VIOLETS, Choose your Living, Cut, say, “who cares.” last Sunday, what the heck were Larry Bird, Kevin rookies, floor time when it meant something. "I They deserve some playing time when it matters. along the offensive line, can come back effectively ' CYCLAMEN, POIN8ETTIA8 are ready (Rod, McHale, Robert Parish, Danny Ainge and Dennis have to find out if they can play in the NBA,” or Belied Tree_____ from his fight with cancer and they get Joe Morris Pink, White); KALENCHOE, QARDENIA8; Johnson — the starters — doing on the floor with observed the Pistons’ head man. Large and email foliage and Houae Plants Muddy playoff pictura operating like he did In ’86, the team could be irn H S -B iU a m . Pln$. Spruc$. Laur$l the lead standing at 39 points late in the third The ’gamble’ paid off. Salley and Rodman are *1.19 a Up, Freeh Flowera & Arrangamanta. QARLAND ROPING-PIne. Pina A Laural. quarter. playing well and are two of the reasons for Detroit If you can figure out the NFL playoff picture, among the NFL’s elite again in a hurry. Telephone 646-1700. But Parcells, who has left some deep wounds this Bring a Plant to the Sick, Shut-In, or Prlacass Plea and Laural Wasn’t that enough for Jones? sitting atop the Eastern Conference’s Central then you should work in the league’s offices. The WREATHS4alaain, Pina. Princaaa Pina year, has to mend fences. That’s the No. 1 priority. Somaona You Cara For!" Jones has drawn considerable criticism from Division. are still alive if they beat the MZHZSflZIMMiMIliMteaZKMMlMCI MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneiday. Pec. IS. IH7 - la M - MANCHE8TEH HERALD. Wedneiday. Pec. 18.1987 SCOREBOARD Floyd leads Rockets By Bill Barnord of Dallas in the Midwest Division as How Top Twenty fim l Tht Assoclottd Prtss Alex English scored 16 of his 26 Flann 8. Whiliri 5 (OT) win, lose & l>RliW NBA Ronndap points in the first quarter against Football Phoenix. Hockey Hartford 1 3 3 • -« How the Associated Pron Top Twenty The Houston Rockets’ No. 1 1 3 3 1-4 ^cellooo baskolball teams fared Tuesday: reason tor trading Ralph Sampson ’The Nuggets got 24 points and 10 1. Artiona (104) boot Woshlnoton rpbounds from Danny Schayes and Pint Poflod— 1, Hartford, Lawton 4 was to strengthen a chronically Ing their guards play like that," (Evooon, Roods), 4:14. 3, Coloorv, State 3941 20 points from Lafayette Lever MUfliiiOiii 3. Kentucky (44) did not plav. Collsgs bowl gamo glaneo weak backcourt. Wilkins said. “They were really Macinnit 11 (Roborts), 10:03. while extending their homecourt PonotWii nonets, Hor (hooklno),4:33; 3. Pittsburoh (54) did not p l^ . On Tuesday night, Sleepy Floyd performing and It carried over to Huntor, col JtwMIna), 4:33; Andorson, Hor 4. North Carolina (7-1) did not ptov. record to lO-l. 5. Wvomlno (7- At jochsoavWle, na. Sacramento 120, San Antonio 06; of the way. Bill Cartwright also half and were still behind 82-78 Mimofeta at Ptillodolprila, 7:35 p.m. Central Divisisn PhoeiHx 9 31 S3 15-188 Rlchmixx! 71 Georgia Tech 67 Derek Harper scored 20 points and handed Golden State its fifth Now York Nlondort at Oilcoao, 3:35 0 0 3 -4 Denver 9 31 19 10-119 S. Mississippi 8 , Jackson St. X South Carolina, 130, vs. Louisiana and Portland 136, Golden State 01. scored 16 for New York. going into the fourth quarter. Kings 120, Spurs 96 8 3 3 -5 Detroit 15 5 .79 — consecutive loss and 11th straight pm . Atlanta 14 7 .496 W IPoInt oool— Evans. Fouled out— None. Stetson 78, Northeostern 73 State, 11-1, 2;X p.m. (CBS) Akeem Olajuwon scored 14 points and James Donaldson had 18 Rookie Kevin Johnson, who was Toronto at St. Lpuh, 1:35 pm. Rrst Period— None. Penalties— Morrow, Rebounds— Phoenix 60 (Edwards 18), MIDWEST BhMbeanet Bowl rebounds for the Mavericks, who Cavt 106, Bullets 102 road loss as Steve Johnson scored Sacramento won for only the NY (Interference), :99; Ellett, Win (trlp- Chlcoeo 15 9 .635 3 Denver 53 (Schoyes 10). Assists— Phoenix 39 AlHeustan , for the Rockets and shared rebound 5-for-5 from both the field and the I at Vdneouvor, 10:35 pm. Milwaukee 13 9 .591 3 Alma 74, Manchester 41 swept both games of the season 27 points, 13 of them in the third second time in 12 games as Mike plna), 4:39; DIneen, NY (trlp^no), 8:33; (Homacek 13), Denver 9 (M.Adoms 9). Bitxflev 93, Evansville 80 Pittsburgh, 130, vs. Texas, 150, 8 honors with Rodney McCray with 13 Mark Price scored 22 points, foul line for a season-high 15 points, Dolgorno, NY (Interference), 14:04. Indiana 12 11 .823 iVi period when the Trail Blazers built McGee scored a season-high 30 No Qomoo tchidulfd Cleveland 11 13 .478 5V5 Total fouls— Phoenix 24, Denver 26. Cent. Michigan 97, Wright St. X p.m. (Mizlou) each. series with CHiicago. including a running one-hander sparked a comeback that saw _____ ow dyi I Second Period— 1, WInnIpea, MIcBoln 10 Technical— Edswirds. A— 809. anclnnotl 71 Metro St. 42 nktay, Jon. i a 50-polnt lead. points and established a franchise (Ellett, Hosserchuk), 7:39 (pp). Z Winnipeg, WESTBRN CONPBRRNCR But it was Floyd and Leavell who with two seconds left that broke a Cleveland go ahead 89-85 before No oomoo sdNdulod MMwssl Olvtslea Drake 78, Ill.-Chlcago 67 Florida CNnis Bowl Nuggolt 119, Sunt 104 record with five 3-point goals Hasverchuk 18 (MacLeon, Ellett), 8:57. Illinois 75, Missouri X At Orlande, Pta. ^ stole the spotlight. 102-102 tie with Washington. Washington rallied to take a 101-97 Portland shot 61 percent from the Penalties— ToMlonettl, Win (hooklrie), W L Pet. GB Kings 120, Spurs 96 Oemson, 120, vs. Penn State, 130, against San Antonio. New York Ronoers at New Jersey, 1:35 Denver 15 8 .683 — lnd.-Pur.-lndpls. n , St. Xavier 71 “ You’re not accustomed to see- Denver stayed a half-game ahead The Cavaliers, who are 8-4 in lead with 1; 11 remaining. field in the first half and outscored pm . 1:13; Gilbert, NY (hlglMtlcklng), 3:9; Ind.-Soulh Bend 89, Spring Arbor X noon (ABC) Curran, NY, misconduct, 3:9; Bosch- Dallas 14 8 .69 W Booten at New York Islanders, 7:05 Houston 12 11 .533 3 SAN ANTONIO (96) Lake Superior St. 79, Aquinos X Fiesta Bowl pm . mon. Win (stashing), 3:9; Netrfeld, Win, Mlchleim St. 81 Son Jose St. X At Tempo, Artt. misconduct, 3:9; Konrovd, NY (hook­ Utah 11 13 .49 4V5 Berry 9-13 44 24, Greenwood 14 04 3, Quebec at Hartford, 7:35 pm. Son Antonio 10 12 .455 4W BrIckowskI 05 04 0, Dawkins 111 13 11, Minnesota 89, Marquette X Rorlda State, 111-0. vs. Nebraska, 111-0, Detroit at Pittsburoh, 7:35 pm. ing), 5:9; Potvin, NY (hlgh^tlcklng), Ohio St. 77, Md.-Baltlmore County X 1:X p.m., (NBC) 4 :9 ; Henry, NY, mlnor-molor (hlgh- Sacramento 4 17 .91 9 Robertson 9-1911-12 » , Anderson 181411 Menfrool at Toronto, S:0S pm. Pacific Olvisloa (judmundsson 34 1-2 7, Wood 17 04 4, Purdue C , Texm Tech 59 Cotton Bowl Minnesota at Winnipeo, 8:05 p.m. shcklno, (Ightlng), 13:05; Kyte, Win, At DoHas Red-hot Flyers have quickly turned things around L.A. Lakers 17 4 .739 — Mitchell 17 04 4, NImphlus 03 04 0, Quincy 75, MIssourl-Rolta X Cdmonton at Coloarv, 8:05 pm. mlnor-molor (Instigator, fighting), 13:05; MNITHWRtT Notre Dame, 8-30, vs. Texas AIM, 120, Berry, Win (Interference), 13:05; Winnipeg Portland 16 8 .647 1 Davis 1-3 1-3 3. Totals 3644 249 96. PMIodsIphlo at W ^lnpton, 8:05 p.m. Seattle 12 12 .500 5'/i SACRAMENTO (IX) Baylor 47, Coppin St. 64 1 :» p.m. (CBS) son in the first period before the St. Louis at Chlcoeo, 8:35 pm. bench, served by Hamel (too many men on Stephen F.AustIn X , Oklahoma St. 49 Sugar Bowl ’The Flyers got the victory despite seconds apart from the two players the Bruins, who moved within four Ice), 15:09; Smith, NY, served by Kromm L.A. Clippers 8 13 .91 8 Prenlev 34248, ThorpellS 5417, Klelne AtNewOrtaans By The Associated Press Voncouver at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Phoenix 8 13 .91 8 19 12 11 K.$mlth 54 04 10,T l ^ 115 PAR WEST allowing three power-play goals to early in the third period to take a 4-9 points of idle Montreal in the Kings tied It on goals by Luc (roughing), 18:10; Jorvenpoo, Win Air Force 74, Portland 75,20T Syracuse, 11-10, vs. Auburn, 11-1, 3 :9 (Interference), 18:10; Lauer, NY (hold­ lden State 3 18 .143 13 13 13, M cGee 1118 1-3 X , Thompsexi 24 the Rangers, who lead the NHL lead. Adams Division. Robitallle and Duchesne in the Tuesday’s Gomes 12 4, Tyler O10 1-2 17, Oldham 1-3 04 1 Arizona 89, Woshlntfon St. 55 p.m. (ABC) The Philadelphia Flyers had a NHL Roimdap ing), 18:9. Arizono St. 17, Washington 78 Rose Bowl with 60. ’The Rangers now have lost McBain’s third-period goal was Referee Bill McCreary called 108 second. After Messier’s goal made Third Period— 3, Winnipeg, AAcBoln 11 Boston 118, Philadelphia 115 Jackson 04 04 0, Pinckney 341-3 5. Totals At PaMdMNid Calif. 6-13-3 record on Nov 25 and not so NHL muHt aevetand 19, Washington KB 499217-241X. Denver 95, Aurixa X three In a row, despite outshooting his second of the night and came at minutes In penalties, 57 to Buffalo it 4-2, Jari KurrI scored on a power (Hosserchuk, Ellett), 1:9. 4, Winnipeg, Gonzogo 77, Idaho 57 Michigan St.,131, vs. Southern CalJ-30,5 much as a fleeting thought of first Hamel 3 (Boschmon, Neufeld), 3:18. 5, Dallas 111, Chicago 19 son Antonio 26 11 14 1 2 - 96 the opposition significantly in each 1:59 on a power play. Hamel scored and 51 to Boston, Including game play late in the third period. Milwaukee 123, New York 19 Sacramento 14 24 9 9 — 1X Hawaii Pacific MO, Macalester X p.m. (NBC) place in the NHL’s Patrick Div­ and Edmonton S, Los Angeles 2. Winnipeg, Hamel 4 (Togllanettl, Morols), ttawall-Hllo X , Cal Poly-Pomona 7S Orange Bowl of the games. ’The Rangers’ shots- 19 seconds later, then scored again misconducts to Kevin Maguire and Wayne Gretzky had an assist on Flyire 0, Ringers 4 9:48.4 New York, (jOFontolne30,13:43 (pp). Houston 121 Attanta 19 IPoInt itaals— McGee 5. Fouled out— ision. A month later, their thinking “ We’re really happy to be only Denver 119, Phoenix 1M Gudmundsson. Rebounds— Son Antonio 42 Loyota, III. 79, Colorado 76 At Mlafiil on-goal advantage Tuesday night midway through the period. Mike Folino of the Sabres and Reed Kuril’s goal, giving him 1.600 7, New York, Potvin 8 (Gllbert,Trottler), New Mexico St. 91, N. Texas St. 71 Oklahoma, 11-10, vs. Miami, Flo., 11-10,8 has changed. one point out of first place,” Flyers Sacramento 120, Son Antonio 9 (Berry, Anderson 4), Sacramento 41 The victory was the second in a Larson of the Bruins. career points. 3 3 1—4 14:07. Penolttee-Olduck, NY (tripping), Portland 19, Golden State 91 (Klelne 13). Assists— San Antonio 17 Northrldge St. 66, Cal-Davis X p.m. (NBC) The Flyers haven’t lost in 12 goaltender Ron Hextall said. “ We as 34-23. N.V. Rewosis 3 3 0 -4 1:35; Neuteid, Win (roughing), 3:9; U.S. Internotlonol 81 Delaware St. 74 “Instead of the power play, row for the Jets, who got three Curran, NY, mlnor-molor (elbosslng, (Wood 5), Sacramento X (K.SmIlh 10). games (10-0-2), Improving their were talking about being .500 by PIrsI Period— 1, New York, Oprodnlck 11 Phitadetphta at New Jersey, 7;X p.m. Total fouls— Son Antonio 31, Socramento 24. Utah n , Nevodo-Reno 75 maybe we have to look at tiding to assists from Dave Ellett. (KWo, Mullen), 3:41. 3, New York, fighting), 7:15; Neufeld, Win, molor Utah St. 107, Weber St. 8 record to 16-13-S. ’Their latest Christmas a month ago.” (flghtlng), 7:15; Ftatley, NY (tripping), Chicago at New York, 7;X p.m. Technical— Robertson. A— 10,3X. NFL tsam statistics preserve a lead.” Ogrodnick said. Oilers 5, Kings 2 Capitals 2, Nordlquat 1 Ogrodnick 13 (Mullen, Patrick), 4:57 Utah at Cleveland, 7;X p.m. Wyoming 59, Boise St. 55 victory cam e ’Tuesday night at New (PP). 3, Philadelphia, Tocchet 7 (Ekiund, 9 :9 ; Kerr, NY, molor (fighting), 10:9; TOURNAMENTS Rick Tocchet scored two goals for “ These games are really critical. Bruins 9, Sabres 0 Mike Gartner scored two third- P i M ) , 8:57. 4, Philadelphia, Smith 4 Rooney, Win, molor (flohting), 10:03; Dallas at Indiana, 7;X p.m. CONFERENCE York as th ^ beat the Rangers 6-4 Marty MeSorley put Edmonton Seattle at Phoenix, 9 ;X p.m. TrsllBIszers 136, WarrIorsBI Ooter Bowl Tournament the Flyers, including the first of It’s a big six points we’ve lost. We ahead 3-2 with a goal Just 51 seconds period goals to rally Washington. (Humnon, Orossmon), 11:44. 5, Phllo- Carlyle, Win (trippino), 13:13; Bossen, San Antonio at Los Angeles Clippers, First Round OFFENSE after falling behind 2-0. Reggie Lemelin stopped 33 shots delphlo, Ekiund 4 (Tocchet), 13:07. NY (hlotvstlcklng), 19:51; McBoln, Win Illinois St. 41, Boston U. 52 Yards Rush Pens three in the first period to erase a got up two goals and didn't keep the after Steve Duchesne had pulled Dale Hunter, traded after seven 10;X p.m. GOLDEN ST. (91) Denver 5409 1841 ^ That j^oved Philadelphia into for his first shutout of the season Ponoltles SuHsr, Phi (trippine), 4:17; (hlglvstlcklno), 19:51. Sacramento at Los Angeles Lakers, St. Bonoventure 8 , Jacksonville X two-goal New York lead. John pressure on.” Los Angeles into a second-period seasons in Quebec, assisted on both. Sutler, Phi, double minor (high-slickino), Shots on goal— New York 5-10-9—34. Frank 1-4 44 1 Higgins 18 18 11 Hawaii Pre-Holiday Tournament second hlace past idle New Jersey and seventh of his NHL career. 10;X p.m. Sampsonl191-111,Gartandl10444, Harris RaMers 50742J1 2094 2978 Ogrodnick scored both of New Gartner got his first goal at 3:34 M:13; Dionne, NY (hooking),14:55; Tinordi, Winnipeg 17-1411-38. Denver at (jolden State, 10:X p.m. Oiompiewhlp and Just one point behind the New Boston scored five goals in the tie. and Mark Messier put the game NY (holdlno), 14:19. Povser-plov Opportunities— New York 1 14151-121. Whitehead 15444, Teogle 117 New Orleans 81 Haswill X Cincinnati 5018 2072 29X York’s early goals. Jets 5, Islanders 2 on a 2-on-l break, and went in alone Thursday's Oomes 13 19, McDonald 28 40 4,Whltel94110, Cleveland 48X 148 3225 York Islanders, who lost 5-2 at second period to blow the game away with a third-period goal for Second Period— 4, Philadelphia, Craven of 5; Winnipeg 3 of 9. No oomes scheduled ’Ihim Place on Quebec goaltender Mario Gos- 11 (Hesse, Melkmbv), 5:33 (pp). 7, New Goalies— New York, Smith (9 shots-33 Feltl 14441 Totals 311X111391. Houston 4743 189 3TO “ Coming back to where we are in Andrew McBain and Gilles wide open. Cam Neely got Boston’s the Oilers. RrMov't Gomes Appalachian St. 85, Loyota, Md. W Winnipeg. selin for the winning goal three York, Poddubny 19 (Show, Dionne), 4:33 saves). Winnipeg, Berthlaume (3433). Detroit at New York, noon lleldelberB Kheonls Classic Buffalo 459 1783 2747 Elsewhere, it was Boston 9, the standings is great,” Tocchet Hamel scored two goals each to first second-period goal. Edmonton took a 2-0 lead on goals (W ). t, Phlladsiphia, Hosts 4 (Sutler, A— 13,914. Atlanta at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. PORTLAND (116) IndliXMipolls 4933 187 2606 lead Winnipeg. The Jets got goal.s 19 Ken LInseman scored twice for by Esa Tikkanen and Craig Simp­ minutes later. SInM o), 15:11.9, New York, Sondstrom 9 Referee— Paul Stessart. Linesmen— Don Co.Jones 14 44 4, Kersey 111 15 21, Heidelberg X , Ohio Northern 56 Son Diego S S Buffalo 0; Washington 2, Quebec 1; said. (Show, Poddubny), 19:33 (pp). McCourt, Jerry Potemon. Johnson 414 414 X , Drexler 3-4 34 9, Third Plooe Jets 43M 1403 2 m Psnaittes— Philadelphia bench, serve by Porter 34 34 9, Anderson 16 44 9, Walsh W, Hope 78 Seattle 4371 1854 2517 Huffman (too many men on Ice), ;53; NBA rnults Vondeweghe 7-12 15 19, Holton 1518 14, Kambrt Shrina Teurnoment Pltlsburgh 419 2049 840 Dohlen, NY (hooking), 4:30; COrson, Phi 0lleri5.Klngi2 Lucas 591-211,Ch.Jones42141,Murphy 49 First Round New England (slashino), 4:18; Mullen, NY (hooklno), 34 10.Totals 47-83 3451 IX. N.C.-(jreensboro 41, Denison 51 Kansas City 3906 1600 2306 GOldsn n . S X 18 1 8 - 91 14:05; Tocchet,^M (roughing), 18:04. Los Angeles 0 2 4— 3 Celtics 118. TBers 115 Met LHe Ctasslc Yanks deal Trout, Cotto to Seattle Edmonton 1 1 2—8 Portland M 9 M S — IN Third Period— 10, Philadelphia, Tocchet8 Rrst Round— 1, Edmonton, Tlkkonen 9 IPoInt gools— Vondeweghe 3, Teogle, Texca A IM 71 Valparaiso 47 (Hosse), 13:05. Penoltles-Smlth, Phi Anderson. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Third Place Cleveland Guetterman. 29, was 11-4 with a given every chance next spring to (KurrI, Gretzky), 14:9. 2, Edmonton, BOSTON 018) (jolden State 52 (Scxnpson 13), Portland 63 Ruppert Jones and Jim (hooklno), 3:18; Smith, Phi (Inter­ Simpson 24 (Anderson), 16:15 (pp). McHale 113 13 11 Bird 1117 44 31, San Francisco 8 , Iona 73 Raiders Bv Jim Cour 3.81 for the become Seattle’s starting center ference), 18:31 Penalties— Muni, Edm (trippine), 11:9; Parish 112 12 14, Johnson 115 54 X, (Lucen 11). Assists— (jolden State 19 anclnnotl The Associated Press L e^ s to New York for pitchers Jim Shots on goal— Philadelphia 11-44— 33. Tlkkonen, Edm (crosschecking), 12:12; Alneel«1519, Slchtlng V 3 ()«l Acres2417 ((jarlond 7), Portland X (Porter 13). Total Indianapolis Beattie and Rick Anderson, out­ Mariners last season after being fielder. New York 9-1V14-34. iaOoye14l)()lRober1sV3124,Mlnnleneld fouls— Golden State 31 Portland 18. Buffalo recalled from Calgary of the “ He certainly can challenge for Allison, LA,molor (fighting), 13:27; Smith, A— 11664. fielder Juan Beniquez and Power-ploy Opportunities— Edm, molor (fighting), 13:37; Ptaytalr, 13IMI4. Totals44X24X New England SEA’TTLE — A five-player trade Pacific Coast League, where he the Job In center field,” Armstrong Philadelphia 10(4; New York3of7. LA (cross-checking), 15:07; Sykes, LA Pittsburgh Jerry Narron. In 1982, the Mariners 118. Rec Hoop Jets with New York Yankees, bringing was 5-1 with a 2.86 earned run said. “ Our reports are when he has (roughing), 19:9; Tlkkonen, Edm (rough­ PHILADELPHIA OU) left-handed pitcher Steve ’Trout and shipped pitcher Shane Rawley to Ooollee PhUodelphlo, Hextall (34sholv ing), 19:9. Roblnsan W -X 449, Barkley 1199-1340, Bucks 122, Knicks IB S Houston average. a chance to play on regular basis, Seattle the Yankees for pitchers Gene 30 saves). New Y o n , Freese (0-17). Second Period— 3, Lj >s Angeles, Robl- McNamara 1-3174, Cheeks 111 OOlO, King outfielder Henry Oitto to Seattle, Parker split last season between he is an outstanding outfielder both jy-17,410. tallleX (Allison), 10:51 (pp). 4, LosAnoHes, 48048, Hinson 44im Henderson 241-36, Denver Nelson and Bill Caudill and out­ Referee— Don Kohorskl. Linesmen— Ron NEW YORK (NX San Diego should help the Mariners imme­ Seattle farm teams at Chattanooga offensively and defensively. He’s Duschesne 8 (Ptaytalr, Paterson), 12:9.5, Toneyl3129.Totals44«24Xll5 P.Cummlngsl134411 Newerran 17444, MIdgsti fielder Bobby Brown. Asselstine, Kevin Collins. Edmonton, McSorlev 4 (AAacTovtsh, Tlk- Miami diately, club president Chuck Arm­ Ewing 7-121214, Jackson 193410, Wilkins Spurs 17 (Billy Pappas 10. Ben Berte KonscB City “ I think the deal has the potential in the Southern League and Calgary got some speed and a good arm. konen), 13:14. Penaltles-Wells, LA, X X 24 18— 118 11511 ll.COrlwrlghl 141814, (jreen5424 strong says. mlnor-molor (Insllgator, fighting),9:9; 26 X X 19-115 played well), 74ers 15 (Mike Bottaro 7. for really helping us in 1988,” in the Pacific Oiast League. He had With Rickey Henderson in center GapHals2.Nordlques1 11 Walker IW 13 10, Donovan 15 44 4, Kevin Blount and Matt Beggs played NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONPEREtlCE a combined 15-6 record in 28 Marts. field for the Yankees, he didn’t have McCleltand, Edm, mlnor-malor (hlgh- IPoInt goals— Alnge 4, Johnsixi, Bird, Tucker V4124,Oarllsle44440,Orr23(H)4. well) Armstrong said. “ We gave up stlcklne, fighting), 9 :9 ; Beukeboom, Herxlerson, Barkley, Toney. Fouled out— OFFENSE “ We like this trade very much,” Totals41-9631XKI5. Lakers 29 (Jeff Crockett, Gina Or- Yard* Rush Pass something in the future in Parker Taylor was 2-5 at Bellingham in the much of a chance to play.” 8 8 > -4 Edm (hooking), 10:47; Sykes, LA (rough­ Barkley. Rebounds Boston X (Parish, MILWAUKBB (m i he said Tuesday. ing),1S:18;(3retzkv,Edm(rouBhlne),15:18; McHole n , Phitadetphta 47 (Barklsry 11). lowskl, and Mike Hartnett all played San Frand*co 5560 BOSS 3472 and Taylor, but we think this really Northwest League. Armstrong pointed out that’Trout 4 1 4-1 Pressey 54 17 14, Slknw 112 15 IX well), Celtics 24 (Jen Cosmlnl, Paul Woshlnaton 5229 2025 32M In return, the Yankees received First Period— None. Penalties— Paterson, LA mlnor-misconduct (rough­ Assists Boston 9 (Johnson 13), mita- Breuer 41417X, Henry 341-1X Luca W-15 helps us for next season.” Trout, obtained by the Yankees was being reunited with Billy ing), 15:18; Beukeboom, Edm, mlnor- det^loX (Cheeks 14). Totalfouls— Boston Dean, and Jason Doucete oil played St. Loul* 4RM 1747 3157 three pitchers; left-hander Lee Dermelly, Okie (hooking), 3:13; Hunter, 1 5 8 , HodgMl10l31X Mokeski 541-111, well). i Chicago 4777 1031 2946 Guetterman was the key player from the Chicago ^ b s for three Connors. Seattle’s pitching coach. WaSideuMemlnor (cross

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INVITATION TO giD COMMITMINT ners, 05 Willow Street, New Haven from 10:80 am to 3:00 Now Is the time to run an perience desired but Sealed bids will be received Of Me Miner Child of od In clossifled to sell that Robert Baker In the General Services' of­ pm from 2t December on. A will train. Reply to Box Classes begin January 1988. IVAN POURNIRR deposit of S100.00 payable to camera you no longer N Manchester Herald. fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ Of ports unknown the Town of Coventry Is re­ Company yotiMO, ter, CT until 11:00a.m. on the quired for each set of con­ use. 16 Brolnord Place. date shown below for the fol­ Upon the petition of TH E Manchester CT. 06040. 1700 Mountain Road Please call A. Plante fvnA>^‘,2-2i lowing; COMMISSIONER OF CHILD­ tract documents, and Is re­ REN AND YOUTH SER­ fundable upon submission of LEGAL NOTICE West Suffleld, C T Director of Nursing Services JANUARY 5, 1988 VICES OF THE STATE OF Md and return of the docu­ TOWN OF ANDOVER 06093 WHAT A OUY by BUI Hssst INSTALL HEAT PUMP AT CO NNECTICUT seeking re­ ments. ZONING BOARD OF GLOBE HOLLOW WTP vocation of commltment(s) Bidders ore expected to visit AFFEALS OPERATORS needed. or call Jim at 643-5151 of the minor child of the JANUARY 1,1988 the building to be renovated Start after holidays. above nomed person, now o and familiarize themselves The Zoning Board ot Appeals Day and evening shift. 6 6 8 * 7 3 7 1 PURCHASE OF BRAKE word of the Commissioner of with dll conditions Mereln. of the Town of Andover, Con­ LATHE Children and Youth Services, Arrangements to Inspect the necticut ot o meeting held on Paid training. Coll 649- "W E COULD The Town of Manchester Is which petition will be heard bulding are to be mode with December 16, 1987 took the 2133. NEVER G E T an equal opportunltv em­ on the 5th day of January, Ms. Reed (203-742-7606). Bids following action. ployer, and requires an affir­ 1918 at 11:45 o'clock In the shall be submitted on forms •265- Thomas and Raymond A SITTER FOR forenoon, at the Superior and In the manner prescribed mative action policy forall of Court — Juvenile Matters, Bonneou, Center ME BEFORE WE Its Contractors and Vendors In the bidding documents. A Street, Andover. Re­ CLERICAL as a condition of doing busi­ 920 Broad Street, Hartford, satisfactory bid bond questing variance HAD CABLE.” THE BORN LOSER by Art SaiMom ness with the Town, os per Connecticut In sold District. executed by the bidder equal from sec. 4.15 non-con­ Clerical position for Federal Order 11246. It appearing to and being to 5% of Ihe total bid Is re­ forming. Variance de­ quired. Bid forms, plans and speclfl- found bv the subscribing nied without prelu- a bright, energetic catons are available at the authority that the The successful bidder shall dlce. person. Entry level General Services' office. above named IVAN FOUR­ be required to furnish Fer- Members present who voted NIER has gone to ports un­ formonce and Fayment to deny this motion were Ed­ In growing TOWN OF known, therefore, ORD­ Bonds In the full amount of ward Zlkus, William Krolo- i i ^ MANCHESTER, CT. ERED, That notice of the the contract. The Town of vlch, Joan Modore, Mari­ company. Fast ROBERT B. WEISS, heorlng of Mis petition be Coventry reserves the right anne Jensen, and Dick Hig­ GENERAL MANAGER given bv publishing this to relect any or all bids and to gins. paced, friendly O N T H E PAATRACK by BW Holbroak order of notice once, immed­ waive any Informoltlv In bids office. Benefits. iately upon receipt of this when such action Is deemed Members present who voted Order of Notice, In the MAN­ In Its best Interest. No bids In favor of this motion were Moroon Steele. Mo experience 0 sttr ttok), H0's CHESTER HERALD a new­ may be withdrawn for a pe­ P j WONWR H«0 ART LOST spaper having a circulation riod of thirty dove after the Doted Andover, Connecticut, necessary. GREETM6S IRVIHfr 1& iH&RAIiATC In the city of BOLTON, CON­ opening without Me consent AHOW CHW a r c AND FOUND NECTICUT. December 23,19S7. Call Pam Dempsey. AWU6TIM6-1& HIMSELF WITH HER of the Town. Zoning Board of Appeals CAT.' LO S T. Brown and White, BY THE COURT MONICA REED Andover, Connecticut For Family, Friends or that MARRifip ufe! DONNA ' ALBEE Librarian Donald Ayrton, Chairman (800) 842-5048 ) 4 month old puppy. Assls'ont Clerk 041-12 045-12 Answers to Nutmeg. 042-12 Near Benton Street. Special Someone... FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavsa Please coll 649-4024 or 724-4320. ’Americans Hnorite Store Give a personalized message that wili INSURANCE we c a l l i t t h £ appear December 24 in the Heraid! PRIVATE PARTY A 1x1 inch ad is and IVOT You WANTED — NIGHT CREW Looking for a 6 peraon team to atock ahelves on larger ads are also available Bridge c a n epffAK pof? Merchandise Ads the night ahift, Monday - Friday, 9:30 pm-7am. Competitive wages and benefits for mature, res­ - up to 1 full page! ^ 0 0 POLLAR5-". ponsible Individuals. Interested applicants apply MANCHESTER K-MART Selecting from A-6 doubleton in spades, so he cwniuM THAVfi5 NORTH U-U-i7 discarded — a diamond. That was the Personnel Dept. ■ 236 Spencer St. So give Holiday Cheer this year AQ8 2 the best discard fatal error. He now played a high ■ Manchester, C T ■ 643-SI 22 T Q « 7 5 3 heart and learned that West held all WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll with an ad in the Herald! By James Jacoby five trumps. He still had a chance if ♦ QAK73 West had started with three clubs, but Q Q < | ; AND HIS IQ IS IF THATC50ESNri=R£VEE I M NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... WEST EAST Today we have a Jacoby-transfer West took the setting trick by ruffing ABiOUTTHHaOMEAS N O T AN INTELLECTUAL.OAL MANCHESTER AREA ♦ A 10 7 6 ♦ K543 bidding sequence. North’s two-dia­ in on the third round of clubs. HISHATSIZE. e l i t i s t ; w h a t c o e s ? trio 8 6 4 2 mond response forced opener to bid Although it is unlikely that trumps Henry St...... 261-315 ♦ 87 ♦AJ943 two hearts. Then three no-trump de­ would be 5-0, it does no harm for de­ t / c / Ef? Princeton ...... 167-190 ♦ 10 2 ♦ 8 6 5 4 scribed enough strength to play in clarer to shed a club on the third n Tanner ...... 124-168 spade. When the bad news in trumps is ★ Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days SOUTH game. Knowing that North held five Welleslay ...... all ♦ J9 hearts and fearing that the combined disclosed, declarer can cash the Q -J of ★ Additional Lines 50

I» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Dec. 23, 1»«7

FUaOIL/COAL/ I CARS Money bills may spark new fight Stillborn infant’s vital HOMES FOR SALE HELP WANTED IFOR SALE Bv Alan From programs such as Medicare and record $221 billion in fiscal 1988 and So if a slowed economy forces the The Aasoclottd Prtas farm supports. The other provided $148 bilUon in fiscal 1987. government to seek more savings organs can’t be used MANCHESTER. By FIREWOOD SALE $600 billion for federal agencies to A week after the stock market than were contained in the budget owner. 2 bedroom 'i? * Me par eerd, 8 fl, longnia. CLYDE WASHINGTON — When Presi­ operate this year, but included $7.6 plunge. White House and congres­ summit accord, the entire agree­ RECEPTIONIST Cope, finished base­ graan, dakvatad, 4 cord CHEVROLBT-BUICK, INC. dent Reafan signed a pair of bills ment might unravel as laYvmakers ment with bar, new minimum. MC/VI8A billion in reductions from projected sional officials commenced a four- LOMA UNDA, CaUf. (AP) - baby was to have been placed on MUijBME raising taxes and restraining go­ are forciid to decide where the extra furnace, partially fin­ R O U T E 83, V E R N O N increases in expenses. week-long budget summit, which A woman who had hoped her a respirator to keep her organa CLERK TYPIST NarthemFIrswaad vernment spending, it may have money would come from. ished upstairs, en­ es«eeeS«eaa»e a » a za Bulok LaSabra •2B95 Reagan said the legislation was produced a two-year, $76 billion doomed baby’s vital organs functioning for uae In paved the way for relatively sedate The budget fight for 1989 is For our main office. closed porch, applian­ JARED CONE MOAiANOilld az Catrtury Caw* *6188 "a first step toward placing our deficit-reduction package. The bills could be us^ to save other transplanta. wumrs BAY CARE WALLPAPBRft 680-0050 budget politics in election year 1988. shaping up badly already. ces. Asking $124,m. a Floors ilka new ascavilllarwiton *A496 country on a reliable and credible Reagan signed Tuesday imple­ infants was grieving because the ' The stillbirth left Mrs. Winner Apply: Principals only. 446- lvrvPrVM9C% fVPfWwflOM. HOUSE PAINTfor fbd ftoffdaysf The House and Senate left town Geloai«l Imylulkir en tlw rMn. a Bpaolailzing bt oWar floow asChavaNat*. *A885 budget course.” mented all of the savings for the child was stillborn, but relieved and her huiband, Michael, 4496.______Cponlim for Infants to 4 Quality work oF boniln It also may have set the stage for for the Christmas recess Tuesday a Natural 4 atabtad floofs aSCantury**. ••••5 The measures were a response to first year, and most of them for the the ordeal had finally ended, her grieving not only for the lots of Savings Bank M A N C H ES TE R . New list­ yMVl* FfDVHI# PfWIiTBBli 25 Hebron Rd.| Bolton, C T prices. Call Norm for es- IS n RECREATIONAL another bitter struggle. without agreeing to a date when snaohs end lunch. a No waxing anymore asRagai**. '8W 6 the October stock market crash second. doctor said. their child, but because they had ing.. Immaculate S Beaemtiewi EQUIPMENT In a brief ceremony in the White The taxes, spending reductions, Reagan should present them with off Manchester Hmots. ^.1340 aaoida Clara «*r. *7795 that has left investors and business The stillbirth made the baby’s hoped Jarren’a birth might save room Cope that offers 4 6 4 7 -0 3 3 $ 64341338 or 649-3678 JilnVIrfMiM-MHWB House*! Oval Office on Tuesday, executives less opUmisUc about the and other steps enacted Tuesday his 1989 spending plan. So they left it •23 Main Street bedrooms, main floor FOR’YaleTTpoI^Croit a* Camaro ’BO^S heart and liver unuseable for other babies, said Dr. Elmer P. mu** the president signed the two 6-inch- American economy than they once .produce $33.3 billion in savings for at Jan. 4, which is the date required Manchester, C T 06040 family room, formal Country ik it. 200cm 84 Pontlao Trana Am *10,785 transplant, but her corneas and Sakala, chief of obstetrics. MMGBliUiMIS high stacks of legislation. were. fiscal 1988, which began Oct. 1 — under current law. even though dining room, eat In and 205cm, both with as Chav. Astro VMi *10,185 heart valves would be trans­ The Winners held Jarren in CLEAMM cAHramiY/ size 8 boott. Coll 568- One MU enaMed 8:13 billion in One cause for the uncertainty,' well above the $30.2 billion target everyone agrees that leaves little kitchen, 2 cor garage ABSOLUTE aaChavyCaprtoa**. '8486 planted, officials at Loma Linda their arms long enough to say and above ground REMOOELiNO 1903 otter Siam. taxes over the next two years, public officials and financiers the budget summit decreed. time for Reagan’s budget experts to goodbye after the girl was a c c o u n t s Receivable I 88 Nova 4 dr. '8486 University Medical Center said. pool, all situated on a PAINTINOCO. G O LF Clubs. To ur model including $8 bUiion this year, and agreed, was nervousness over the For fiscal 1089, the goal is savings prepare the blueprint. delivered, said hospital spokes­ Oerk. Experienced In aa Camaro ZZ8 '13,885 Doctors planned to remove the nicely landscaped lot Quaranisad ouallty work. Home rtpoira. You II, 2-9, like new. $100. billions of dollars in cuts in benefit federal deficit, which reached a of $46 billion. Most of that amount This year, as always, the budget woman 6Aita Rockwell. all aspects of medical In a deslreoble neigh­ Rafatanoas. Fras Estlmalsa. < noma It, we do It. Free 646-3907. at Spoolrum 4 dr. *8485 fight was over more than purely organs from the baby’s body billing. Salary com­ COUNTRY CANFENTNiA already has been taken care of by Tuesday evening, said Dr. Joyce The stillbirth ended without borhood. Priced at Inaxpansive. Call Ooug aatlmotaa. Iniurtd.643- 87 Chavalti 2 dr. '6486 the two years' worth of taxes and budget issues. The bill Reagan mensurate with expe­ MAIDS ■EMOKUNa SERVKEt 0304. Peabody, chief of neonatology at resolving medical ethica issues $199,900. U & R Realty. Comphta home repelie end re- ‘Co-generation’ Is nothing new benefit reductions that became law signed provides the Nicaraguan rience. Contact Lor- 643-2692.0______Alt Your Cltmnlng Need* medeHiHf We epeoiaHM In beth- 236-1472 n m u s ic a l the hospital. Hospital officials that were hotly debated and that rolne. 644-7704.______Tuesday, theoretically leaving lit­ Contra rebels Yvith $8.1 million in Free Eitimalet ■ Reference* reeme and kllehena. SmM eeale ITEMS 872-9111 were not available for comment have bMn closely watched by HAPPY Holidays 11 Be­ oemmetdel wotk. nesMwed hv- H A N i^ M A N I SCOTIA, Calif. (AP) - The tle work to do to reach the deficit non-weapons aid, allows the sale of RN/LPN Immediate . PteeieCtll Hama imprevomant - boiler equipment, as much as 1,800 early today. right-to-life groups. cause the friendship •ureO. refeeenoee, Fidnting - Wall Papering - simultaneous production of steam $7 million worth of Stinger anti­ Medical Care Centers ALTO Sox, good condi­ tons of bark, green wood and other target. That is especially comfort­ Brenda Winner, 30, delivered The anti-abortion Right to Life and good will of those 646-3650 B4»81«6 Tiitne - Uidil Coroentry • and electricity has been hailed as aircraft missiles to the Persian of Manchester and we serye are the foun­ WAlLPAmiNG tion with cate, $200 or waste will be burned to provide the ing to lawmakers who never relish the baby girl Tuesday at Loma League of Southern California Call best offer. 742-6616. TAKE A LOOK an innovative step in the conserva­ having to raise taxes in an election Gulf sheikdom of Bahrain, and bans East Hartford have dation of our success, fuel to fire boilers which produce Linda and named her Jarren. stressed the need to ensure the part-time openings for and PAINYING BARRY SCANLON tion of fossil fuel — but "co- smoking on U.S. airline flights of the staff of our office steam and 25 megawatts daily, says year, which 1988 happens to be. The girl was diagnosed in the child was brain-dead before her nurses with recent iitturatf ~ Rafaranodt at 646*7411 for aatimote 84 Chav Ceprica ' two hours or less beginning in four wish you the kind of PETS AND generation" is nothing new for a the industry journal. If the economy takes a turn for womb as having an anence- organs were transplanted. acute or ambulatory Vfgn.. UiM . a*ls* *0499 ' months. holiday that brings D. S. tNTERHNI KEANiNG m m n remooelino MoHy ■attSM* • M9-44S1 California lumber company, ac­ Some of the steam will run the worse — which many econo­ phaly, a fatal, congenital defect The California Pro-Life Medi­ experience. East Hart­ nice things to your Room (OdHton*. Seeks, rooflno, MivkEt iirii siincE SUPPLIES The tax bill aims most of its levies CusiemtiMt OfSee end Home BeryWNP-64Mm 82 Camaro cording to Energy User News. generators to provide electricity, mists expect — that would be bad in which most of the brain is cal Association also became ford hours are two home with warmth and Cleaning. Profmlonel. ■Mine, windows end guNin. Buokdl, buck a oMppor. news for the government, which on businesses and rich people. But evenings and one wee­ Slump remoM.M. Fn FR E E puppies. 8 months AT, ra.M, *5695 while a portion will be rerouted for missing or severely involved, and wanted a medical happiness all through OcpendiMe SonrtOA FuHy Beokhoe and buNdoier eetvioe The company began producing it also adds three more years to the kend per month. Man­ available. la otfvarMalnB txpsnalva? oetimelad. Bpaelal old. ’/b Golden Re­ use in the mill. has higher expenses and collects underdeveloped. examiner to confirm brain the coming yeorl Ineured. Bonded. triever and '/i German 83RX7 steam and electricity with unsala­ fewer revenues when times are life of the 3 percent federal tax on chester hours are one Realty World, YouTI bt surprisad now eontMorallon tor oMody •Mr. fix •6795 For the first time in its nearly 100 Anencephalic infants die death. morning, one evening, BOB FARRAMD. JR. aconomleol It is to odvar- end hendicappad. ' Shepard. Females. ble wood as far back as the 1880s, years of co-generation the company ba4 telephone calls, which otherwise Frechette Benoit Asso- cm ?42-5726 Good with kids. Owner within weeks after birth as their Peabody said Loma Linda one weekend per clotes. 646-7709.0______•m.«43«n7/ltee.6474NN ttsa In Ctasalflad. 643-2711. 83 Olds Cutlass reying on an old "Dutch Oven” type also will sell electricity to a local The Gramm-Rudman deficit- would have expired Jan. 1. The would continue efforts to make E breathing, controlled by the month. Interested ap­ 647-7863 must move. Call 649- cun. 4 Or. tro«ioh*m gcoac measure also reduces Medicare E A S T Hartford. New to AT. ra. AC *9099 furnace that burned some 800 tons state utility, while continuing to reduction law requires the govern­ brain stem, slowly fails. Before uae of anencephalic cMIdren for plicants call Sheri at 8732. spending by $2.1 billion this year, the market, nicely dec­ of wood daily to produce 11 supply the company-owned town of ment to reduce the deficit to $136 she was declared brain dead, the organ transplants. 721-7393 Monday 87 Marc Cougar ^ megawatts of power. billion in fiscal 1989 or face and agriculture programs by $1 through Friday 9 to 4. orated 2 bedroom, 1'/> Scotia with electricity at only four bath tri leyel Town- MISCELLANEOUS Now, with the installation of new cents per kilowatt. across-the-board spending cuts. billion. house In loyely newer I HOMES HOMES APARTMENTS APARTMENTS FOR SALE 62 Olda Cudaaa n a i T H K complex. Features In­ FOR BENT auptwM. 4Dr..4SK *5295 clude sliders off living I FOR SALE IFOR SALE FOR RENT TEE Shirt'transfers. Ap- room leading to pri­ proxlmotely 3000, also TELLERS vate patio and charm­ BOLTON. Cope on 13 NEW to market. Beauti­ GLASTONBURY. 2 bed^ 474 Main Street. Second 50 to lOOknumeralsond “ S T " * ^295 ing dining room over­ acres. Excellent 3 bed­ ful 8 room, Ansoldl room, 2nd floor, newly floor. Three rooms. letters for shirts, cops, Qood Wages. Qood Heated. No appliances. C looking living room. room Cape with f I re­ Colonial within walk­ remodeled. Heat and etc. Best offer. 649-3642 •13,399- Benefits. Experienced $135,000. Century-21 placed living room, ing distance to Martin hot water. $650 per $480. Security. No pets. otter 5:30pm.o______CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Epstein Realty. 647- good sized dining room School. 3 bedroom, 1'/6 month. Security, refer­ 646-2426. 9-5 weekdays. 84 Chav Caprice 643-2711 or will train. Apply: PING Pong table, told- ee95.o______and 1st floor den. 2 full both, 2 fireplaces, for­ ences and lease. No E L D E R L Y Housing. Now Ing, 3/4 Inch particle W«n..V(.A>r *6495 baths, 13 acres with mal dining room and pets. 633-9325. Savings Bank SOUTH Windsor. Newly taking applications for board, $75. Excercite 87 Line. Conllnantal * . potenelol for future de­ living room. Asking one and two bedroom listed. Sparkling and velopment, also In- NOW taking 2 bedroom cycle, Vltomoster lowmsm s a v e off Manchester spacious Exeter model $259,900. Coll owner apartments. Coll 528- Slender Cycle, $55. Car cludeso 30'x40'modern 649-7985.______applications for the •23 Main Street 2 bedroom Townhouse waiting list only at 6522. romps, mechanics 85 NIaaan Stanza garoge/barn with walk C O V E N TR Y Start the 4 Or. *6495 Manchester, C T 06040 at Strawbrldge. Squire Village Apart­ creeper, lockstands, up loft. Amenities too New Year In your new $20/tet. Typ e w rite r, Sunken Hying room numerous to list. ments. Apply In person HOMES 88 Toyota Corolla with fireplace, atrium homel 3 Bedroom at 48 Spencer Street, Corona portable man­ $349,900. D .W iF Is h Ranch neurlng comple­ FOR RENT PART- time experienced doors leading to deck Realty. 643-1591 o\e71- Monchester. ual, $15. Typewriter *7495 and central air are lust tion. Walk to the lake. stands, $10-$20. Va­ P and L collector. Coll 1400.D 2 Bedroom Cope availa­ 446-1700 ext. 339. a few features of this $147,900. Klernan MANCHESTER. Quality cuum cleaner, Royal SB Marc Lynx Realty. 649-1147. ble Feburory 1st. $600 4 Or.. Amo. Nt. 6R A M P YS Corner store lovely unit. $174,900. M A N C H ES TE R . A home 2 bedroom, heat, hot upright, $20. 646-3067. Century-21 Epstein water and all applian­ plus utlltles, security AC. AM/FM *4195 has Immediate open- In the country with o SOUTH Windsor. Immac­ and references. 643- M U S T sell 2auonsetstyle Irgs for cashlers- Reolty. 647-0695.0 fireplace for cozy win­ ulate 6 room Town- ces Included, air condi­ steel buildings. Brand tioning, quiet, on bus­ 7875 before 5pm. Week- /clerks.M.OOanhourto M ARCHES to a different ter evenings. 5 large house Condominium In dovs except new never erected. One H oliday line. Ideal for middle MORIARTY start. Flexible hours, beatl Brand new e rooms, full finished beautiful Westgote Wednesdoy.______Is 40x40. Will tell for liberal benefits. Apply room Cope Cod with a walkout basement tol Complex. Many amen­ aged and senior citi­ balance owed. Call at Grampys. 706 Main unlaue and classy beautiful private bock ities Including Indoor zens. $590/month. 247- Bill. 1^a00-52^5401. 5030. ISTORE AND BROTHERS Street Manchester. layout. Must be seen to yard odlocent to Twin and outdoor pools, ten­ RCA Console T.V. $150. 301 Cairtar be truly appreciated. 3 Hills Golf Course, I'/i nis courts and excer- lOFFICE SPACE Queen size water bed G ift HAIR Stylist. Full time bedroom, i'h baths, baths and 2 cor att­ clse room. Easy access MANCHESTER. Quality MaBcbaftar, CT ANTIQUES for busy salon. Expe- 1 bedroom, heat, hot with or without mat­ enormous rear deck, ached garage. Coll for to 1-84 and shopping. 1725 square feet. Private tress. $100. Call 646- • rience preferred but spacious study or of­ details. $134,900. Sentry $124,900. Sentry Real water and all applian­ lavatory on site, pri­ Id eas 0423.______643-5135 not necessory. Plea­ fice over the garage. Real Estate. 643-4060.Q Estate. 643-4060.D ces Included, air condi­ vate parking. Ideal MEMORY LANE COUNTRYSIDE sant working atmos­ Hardwood floor and tioning, quiet, on bus­ Main Street location. MANUAL Treodmoster. Asking $50. Telephone phere, salary, paid ya- carpet. Acre plus lot on VERNON. Colonial, 4 line. Ideal for middle Convenient to high­ a n t i q u e catlon, sick days, Birch Mountain Road bedrooms, 2Vi baths, L0T8/LAND aged and senior citi­ ways. January occu- 646-1493.______TYPEWRITERS health Insurance. 647- In Manchester. All this flreploced living room FOR SALE zens. $550 per month. poncv. 649-9001. THE DEADLINE FOR CENTER 1147. 247-5030. Looking for something PLACING OR 2 with pegged floors and and more for $272,900. special? Why not run a Jackson & Jackson beamed celling. 2nd MANCHESTER Wooded I ROOMMATES CANCELING AN AD Reol Estote. 647-6400.D fireplace In fam ily building lots In pre­ MANCHESTER 2 bed- I WANTED "Wanted to Bov" ad In IS 12 NOON TH E DAY room, 2 car garage. ferred area. Only 2 left! room Duplex. Availa­ Classified. The cost Is BEFORE, MONDAY - YALi TYPiWRRER SNUG os a bug. Attrac­ ble Immediately. No sm all... the response big. $214,900. D .W .F Is h Starting at $100,000. ROOMMATE Wanted. FRIDAY, IN ORDER SERVICE tive 6 room Colonial In Klernan Realty. 649- pets. Security and ref­ 643-2711. M8TRUCT10N the Martin School dis­ Realty. 643-1591 or 671- Female. Large living TO MAKE THE NEXT TypMftIws rsbuW. PorisMe typ$(H«wa 1400.C 1147. erences reaulred. $475 ISSUE. FRIDAY tram tZS. Sales and taivlea trict. Cozy atmos­ per month plus utili­ room and kitchen, 2 phere, tastefully deco­ ties. 649-6236 after 6 bedroom. Easy access ENOROLLS AFTERNOON BY 2:30 Antiques Of All Kinds Through the House and Barn. 41 Pumall Place. Mancheatar BEAUTIFUL Colonial to 1-84. Fountain Vil­ PM FOR MONDAY'S GUITAR LESSONS rated, clean and neat, 2 p.m. 27tk arldth - 284 Wednesday thru Sunday 10-5 taught by local proffsasional. Tak> bedrooms, fireplace, with contempororv lage Apartments. $315 1$4r width - 2 for 254 ISSUE. THANK YOU 649-4986 log itudants from boginnors on small den or office off flair In Bolton! This MORTOASES MANCHESTER Avalla- per month. 282-1985 FOR YOUR 3 MU8T oa ptekad up at the 2224 Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44) ■ Gjventry, CT ■ 742-0346 up. Call about HoNday Spoclal. living room with china home features 4 bed­ ble Immediately. 1 bed­ Linda. HsraM OtfllDa Menday thru COOPERATIONlll BEAUTY SALONS cabinet. Offering price rooms, large eat In DO NOT OO gANKRUPTI ro o m . $465.00 per Thursday bafota 11 am. only. Jim Harkins $139,900. Jackson & kitchen with St. Cha­ Stop Foraclotural Ho- month. Convienent lo­ wa * »* «* «* «* «* «* «* «»» SMBS BStW****®®* 647-8553 Jackson Real Estate. rles cabinets and tile mtownari, consolldota your cation. Security and SALON ULTRA 647-S400.O floor, formal dining, bill*, pay off your credit references reaulred. FURNiTURE family hair care - complete nail fireplace In living cords, your cor or businast No pets. Boyle Man- care - gift certificates available for SHIPSHAPE. Long time D E S P E R A TE L Y Seeking FLORAL JEWELRY room, front to bock loon, your mortcoga and aaement. 649-4800. MIBGELLANEOUB the holidays. owners hove beauti­ save, save your homall NO to sell solid Maple cof­ Automotive UNIQUE GIFTS family room on main AUTOMOTIVE 555 Main St.. Manchester Real Estate fully maintained this level with wood stove PAYMENTS UP TO J TOWNHOUSE tor rent. 1 fee and end table set. A KRAUSE FLORIST exceptional 4 family and brick heorth. 3 of YEARSI Bod credit. Iota poy- bedroom. Spacious kit­ fantastic bargain at $35 8^6 Cor hauler. Heavy apartment building In mants or unamplovmant Is chen with built In stove, for the set, or $25 for the duty, dual wheel with 6 4 ^ 5 2 5 the bedrooms are gen­ not o problem.' Poraclotura CAR8 Christmas plants & The ADAMS APPLE Manchester. 4-3 room erous size. 4th bed­ dishwasher,refrigera­ coffee table, $15 for the broke set up available. apartments, all separ­ otilitonce available for the tor and microwave. end table. Aperfectgitt FOR BALE $900. 742-8758 Scott. centerpieces. Blue Sky Trading Co. HOMES room could be used for SELF-EMPLOYED and of Vernoii/ Inc. ate utllltes, complete office or study. Baths Living room with fire­ for the holldavsl Give TRES CHIC 14 Carat Gold Chains, Bracelets, FDR SALE with kitchen applian­ NEWLY DIVORCEDI Kindly me a call otter 5:30pm I ROC zSn987.4,000 miles. Holiday Rose Special! American Indian jewelry & recently remodeled. coll Swiss Consarvallva place. Wall to wall T-top, phone hook-up, Earrings ces and laundry facili­ Full both has 2 person carpeting. 2 zone heat at 742-5918. BEAUTY SALON artwork, leather wallets, belts & AM real estate advertised In ties, newer vinyl siding Group at 19MS4-13M or t u - loadedi Factory war­ Christmas Parties Too! Open Dally 10am-9pm / Sun. 10-6 locuzzl, 2 skylights, and air conditioning. buckles, gold & silver jewelry. Tie the Manchester Herald Is and furances. Call for Call after 6 p.m. 649- ranty. Pristine condi­ ... has gift certificates available sublect to the Fair Housing large mirror and tile ITV/STEHED/ tion. $14,500 or best 621 Hartford Rd. Manchester EL CAMINO PLAZA, RT. 30 figures I $230,000. Jack- floor. There ore many 2369. No pets. NMnesdkiy for all your holiday styles. die shirts, etc. Leanin Tree cards Act of 19M, which makes It son & Jackson Real Iappliances offer. Phone John 526- Illegal to advertise any pref­ other features and Rentals 3072 onytlme.D______Great stocking Bluffers! 643-9559 i»iE»iE»waiEawaw9(«awawawaBa for (Zhristmas & other important erence, limitation or discrim­ Estate. 647-S400.D SECOND floor. 2 bed- The Caftan amenities that moke APPLIANCE, electric waits dates, inditn prints by James ination based on race, color, MANCHESTER Oppor­ this on attractive home rooms. Applances, OLDS Sedan 1939. Origi­ religion, sex or notional heat and hot water. range, $50. G E refrlger- nal 6 cylinder flotheod, 303 Ejist Center Street Shipley, heavy woo I wrap sweaters, tunity to combine a and on excellent buy I otor, $50. 6454813. J&J Jewelers origin, or an Intention to home with a nice In- $550 per m onth. 1 60,000 orlglital miles, make any such preference, P riced at $214,900. ROOMS 6 4 3 -2 4 8 3 FRUIT BASKETS •45. comel 3 family 4-4-4. month deposit. Lease WHIRLPOOL Auto elect­ runs good, recent Reserve Your Ring limitation or discrimination. Realty World, FOR RENT 217 Center St., Manchester Quiet dead-end street. Frechette Benoit Asso- and references re­ ric dryer, In very good point, chrome, uphols­ The Herald will not know­ quired. No pets. Call tery. A clean cor. $5000. Mother’ s Rings from *89.95, ingly accept any advertise­ Convenient to schools clotes. 646-7709.D______ROOM for rent. House condition. $150. 643- ELECTRONICS 649-1362 otter 6 p.m. 8502. 742 X Scott.______first 3 stone free. 6 4 7 -0 6 0 7 ment which Is In vlolotlnn of and shopping. Re­ SOUTH Windsor, center privileges. $70.00 per the law. a PERO’S FRUIT STAND cently renovated. chimlnev Ranch In weeKCoHM^MW. M A N C H ES TE R for rent. MAZO. 626 L X 1985. 785 Main St., Manchester SOUTHERN’ New Eng- $224,900. Klernan very good condition, Available January 1. 2 FUELDIL/COAL/ Mint, loaded, 5 speed. JB ELECTRONICS Fancy fruit baskats — dallvared lond classifleld ads $7700. 228-1181 after Realty. 649-1147. set on on acre lot. 3 bedroom, 1'/> bath, Where professionals buy their locally — shipped nationwide. reach nearly eoo,d00 APARTMENTS FIREWDDD 5pm.______643-84B4 MANCHESTER New bedrooms, flreploced newly remodeled, 1st etereo equipment. Discount All Wicker at 20% off 'til Dec. 24 CRAFTSMEN’S homes In Connecticut FOR RENT P O N T IA C 1981. V e ry Constructlan I This living room, dining floor apartment. Easy pricing on cosh and carry Itema. xiEcswawawawaBaiKSEeiwawaea) and Rhode Island. The lovely Colonial offers 3 room, oppllonced kit­ 1-384 access. Heat, hot SEASONED HREWOOD good condition. White, 278 Oakland St.. Manchester GALLERY price for a basic 25 NOW Accepting applica­ Call Jack Bertrand spacious bedrooms chen, 2 cor garage. tions for 1 or 2bedroom water, appliances In­ Cut - Spin - DaHvorad 4 door. Telephone 646- 643-6384 "Th» Pl»e» on Coopor St." word ad Is only SS5 and with all amenities. Property also Includes cluded. No pets. Non- 1355. ______MUSICAL NEEDS A wagon full of dolla and Teddy will appear In 43 news­ handicapped apart­ YOU LOAD AT SITE Truck 643-1262 Fireplace, lacuzzi, sky­ 0 16'x20' deck,-20'x20' ments for Oakland smokers preferred. Se­ CADILLAC Sedan De- it ww isaf wa wa wa wsi wa wa( wac: bearatoo, papers. For more In- lights, 2 car garage. born and pool with curity deposit and 1 Q O Q Head Claariaf Wraatht, Candles and Folk Art are formaflon call Classi­ Heights Apartments. Vllle 1983. Immoculote. Beautiful wooded lot. equipment. D.W.FIsh Please coll Monday year lease reaulred. ■ 'D C D 4 nrawaad Must be teen. All op­ waning hers for you. fied, 643-2711 and osk $374,900. Klernan Realty. 643-1591 or B71- $700 per month. 646- HARDWARE BELLER’S MUSIC for detalls.D through Friday, 8:30- 487-0SlS8r4284>228 tions Included. 649-5189 AL SIEtpERT'S Open 7 days a «mek. Realty. 649-1147. 1400.D 5pm. 528-6521. 4539. evenings and 50 PumBlI PI., Mancheeter Mon.-Sal. lOam-epm / Sun. 124pm weekenda.______APPLIANCES 649-2036 9 647-8161 F O R D W a g o n 1976. Shop now for a full aelectlon of BUSH HARDWARE ALL YOUa muaiCAL MEEDS Powar steering, A/C. AT aia EAviNaai $1000. 646-7276. TV’t, VCR’a, Audio Equipment, 792 Main St. Manchester Open dally until S pm M AZDA DX 323 1986. 4 Big Screen TV ’s. Camcorders. Mi­ THE HOMESTEAD door, 5 tpaad. Excel­ Bhap far tiM Os-lt-Yaursilfir. on the Green crowaves, C D Players. Waahara. MW&cwatwawawawawawwiewiEssta' lent condition. 568-1922. Dryers and Kitchen AppHancee. Complita line of tools. Old fashioned csrds, g ifl wrsp A ornsmeni*. MANCHESTER. 1974 run­ Open dally 8:30 am to 5:30 pm and Blown giss* ornsments. Hsnd nisde wnalhs. b M f ning Toyota Cellca. JUST* W will any prical Thursday evenings for the Holidays. 46 Tollaad Greea. Tollaad New battery, good 445 Hartford Rd., Mancheatar PRACTICAL tires. Beat offer. 649- 872-0559 5445.______647-9997 643-4121 MANCHESTER. Dodge Keep your loved onee well KswawaietawaiEsswawawawaiWiEm Aipen Custom 1977. Informed on all the newe Slant 6. 49400 original SCANDINAVIAN mllaa. 81195. 649-5445. JEWELRY thie holiday aeaaon. Give 1977 Ford Flasto. Good FLORAL them a aubscriptlon to the GIFT SHOP condition, 4 new tires, Visit the Scandinavian Gift Shop to naeda transmission. Manchester M ANCHESTER $113,900 SERViNG AMERiCA Bast otter. 646-3644. 1463. PARK HILL JOYCE find that extraordinary gift you’ve On* Sin j\R lFilG O r