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from around the world rushed the death toil in the thousands, emergency supplies into Arme­ but sources have provided unoffi­

nia today to help victims of an cial estimates of as many as

earthquake that killed tens of 50,000. thousands of people and left A scientist predicted more hundreds of thousands homeless. tremors would occur. Workers A spokesman for Yerevan’s scrambled to find survivors bur­

Zvarnots airport said planes ied in the rubble. AP photo arrived today from France, Bel­ President Mikhail S. Gorba­ gium and Bulgaria and many FACES OF GRIEF — Citizens of Leninakan, Armenia, may have left 80,000 people dead and 2.5 million chev returned home to direct the more were expected. It was the growing relief efforts, which show their grief Thursday following the earthquake that homeless. Leninakan suffered heavy damage. first time disaster aid had brought emergency food, medics,

reached the Soviet Union on such medical supplies and search a scale. equipment to the devastated Soviet officials released no T o w n m an region. death toll two days after Wednes­ Gorbachev, who cut short a trip day's quake, but the Soviet to the United States and canceled ambassador in Britain, Leonid thinks kin plans to visit Cuba and Britain, Zamyatin, said today that about arrived back in Moscow before 80,000 people.died in the southern dawn, Tass said. He was expected are safe republic of 3.3 million. to travel to the stricken area, but Speaking briefly in English to a officials refused to say when he delegation of Armenians at the 9 would do so. At least one Manchester resi­ Soviet Embassy in London, he Leon Azruyan, an editor at the dent, Richard Kalagian of 20 said: "Ourestimateis, butit'snot Teresa Road, has relatives in official Armenpress news agency an exact figure, that we have in the Armenian capital, Yere­ earthquake-stricken Soviet Ar­ about 80,000 people who lost life in menia but he said today they van, said he saw dozens of Armenia, and 2.5 million lost villages "totally destroyed." In appear to live outside the area their homes.” He added: "Many hardest struck by a devasting people are in hospitals, including earthquake. children.” See QUAKE, page 14 Kalagian said his Armenian relatives live in Yerevan, the Armenian capital south of the center of the quake. While he has Officials, students not heard from them, he said, news reports he has read indicate that while many windows were smashed there, there was not seek compromise severe damage. He .said he hopes to contact his relatives as soon as possible. He said many of his relatives over dress code moved to the United States 10 or

12 years ago. By Maureen Leavitt room, the Student Council execu­ The Rev. Yeprem Kelegian, AP photo Manchester Herald tive board and three faculty pastor of St. George's Armenian RUINS — A pile of rubble is all that is left Armenia, following Wednesday's members met to organize the Church in Hartford, said today of an apartment building in Spitak, earthquake. Three days after 100 Manches­ review committee. the church has several members ter High School students defiantly “ They had a good meeting from Manchester and Bolton, but protested a new dress code yesterday," Ludes said today. few of them still have relatives in designed to keep weapons out of This morning, Moriarty an­ Armenia. classrooms, school officials and nounced over the school intercom "W e are all brothers and sisters Bolton petitioners urge town students say they are ready to a statement explaining the re­ to the people in Armenia whether compromise. view committee's goals. In the we are blood relations or not.” Principal Jacob Ludes III said statement, Moriarty also clari­ Kelegian said. today a three-member faculty fied what he called "misconcep­ He urged people to make to override manager rejection team is working with a student tions” among students over the donations to aid the quake vic­ committee to review the policy. policy.

tims. He said they can be sent to Bv Andrew J. Davis proposed eliminating the Board have not put in as much time, While the policy forbids the For example, cardigan and judge” 9 the Armenian Diocese Earth­ Manchester Herald of Finance and eliminating the wearing of jackets, sweatshirts pullover sweaters can be worn quake Fund at 630 2nd Ave. New power of Annual Town Meeting Under state law, a petition and other outerwear, Ludes has during school, but hats and coats York, New York, 10016. BOLTON — Two members of voters to make specific changes mu.st be presented within 45 days agreed to allow students to wear are still banned, he said in the of the rejection by selectmen. If Meanwhile AmeriCares, an in­ the former Charter Revision in the town budget. Resident.s hooded sweatshirts until talks statement. the petition is pre.sented, the ternational relief group based in Commission have begun a peti­ would only have been able to end with the students. The Student Council also asked selectmen will have 15 months to New Canaan, has 80,000 pounds of tion drive to override selectmens’ approve or vote down the budget "We can accommodate that as students to refrain from protest­ hold an election on the charter supplies waiting to be delivered to veto of their proposal recom­ under the rejected charter plan an interim measure," Ludes said. ing because it will interfere with proposal,-according to the law. earthquake victims. mending a switch to a town Selectmen Douglas T. Cheney, Students, meanwhile, have negotiations and the sweatshirt manager form of government. Lawrence A. Converse III and Lessard said he was "optimis­ agreed to stop protesting for the ban might be re-instated, Mor­ 8 Those include medical supp­ Former Charter Revision Com­ Carl A. Preuss voted against the tic” they would be able to get time being. iarty said. lies, tents, blankets and sheets, enough signatures within the mission member Ginny Wicker- charter, mainly because of the "W e’ve started work on a Moriarty said he feels students said Steve Norman, an Ameri­ sham said Thursday that she and town manager proposal. First allotted time. compromise," Student Council are willing to wait and see what Cares spokesman. member Robert Lessard started Selectman Sandra W. Pierog and co-president Mo Moriarty said the committee can accomplish. "Blociid is the primary thing. the drive. The Charter Revision Selectman Michael A. Zizka "We'd like to get it as soon as this morning during a break from He added he is confident the Second is medicine and antibio­ Commission was officially dis­ voted in favor of it. possible," he said. "W e'll keep school. “ We’re going to continue committee will succeed. tics," Norman said Thursday. solved after selectmen vetoed If selectmen had approved the going until we get it. We have to ironing out differences with stu­ "We acted quickly so they "That’s right up our alley. keep the momentum going.” the propo.sed charter changes charter commission's proposals, dents and the administration on "What makes this very unique Tuesday. a Jan. 9 townwide vote was Lessard said he would like to what is considered outerwear.” See MHS, page 14 is that it is in the Soviet Union, Wickersham said that notifica­ tentatively scheduled. get the petition inbefore the party The policy was implemented

and it’s a fairly isolated area,” tion of the petition has been filed The commission was officially caucuses in mid-January. If the Tuesday three weeks after a Norman said. "There’s no OK to with Town Clerk Catherine disassembled after the select­ vote is held before the caucuses, student threatened another in a fly in there. This requires alot of the parties can nominate people Leiner and signatures will begin men’s vote. science classroom with a gun he TODAY help on the part of our govern­ to be collected today. Wickersham said that the se­ to newly-appointed positions. carried under his clothing, school ment, and on the part of theirs. The rejection of the charter by lectmen should have pas.sed the Under the Charter Revision Com­ officials said. About 21 students "W e're basically poised,” he the selectmen means it will take a charter, even if .some had reser­ mission’s proposal, the number of were suspended as a result of in d e x added. "There’s nothing more for petition with about 225 signa­ selectmen would have increased vations about the proposals. The defying the order, Ludes said. 28 pages. 2 sections us to do but go." tures, or 10 percent of the eligible ultimate fate of the propo.sals from five to seven. Ludes gave a memorandum to The earthquake on Wednesday town voters, to override the veto should be left up to the voters, she Having the vote before the the Student Council Thursday Classified _ 24-28 Opinion______12 may have killed up to 50,000 and bring it up for a townwide said. caucu.ses, though, may not be asking them to review the dress Com ics______22 People______10 people, according to estimates vote, said Wickersham. “ I think that’s the crux,” she feasible, Pierog said. " I think policy and submit recommenda­ Focus______19 Sports____ 15-18 Armenian journalists said were In addition to the switch to the said. "We as a commission put in right now a Jan, 9 referendum is tions in 30 days. After school Local/Stete___ 2-8 Television____ 23 town manager form of govern­ too much time to have three getting close to impossible.” she Thursday, two Student Council Natlon/World8-11 Weekend— 20-21 See RELIEF, page U ment. the commission also had people (selectmen). who may 13 Weather. said. representatives from each home­ t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 9, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 9, 1988 — 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE About Town Obituaries Police Roundup Buddand Commission hits Mary Dubay Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, East The funeral will be Saturday at Road plan Send U8 your npivs Mary H. Dubay, 46, of 225 Hartford, she and her husband 9 a.m. at the Callahan Funeral Task force arrests 4 Parker St„ died Thursday (Dec. moved to Sarasota, Fla., and Home, 1602 Main St., East Hart­ The Manchester Herald welcomes news 8,1088) at Hartford Hospital. lived there 23 years, returning to ford. Burial will be in Hillside gets review aquifer pian as releases about community activities for She was bom in Manchester on Manchester seven years ago. She Cemetery Veterans Memorial in Vernon drug bust publication in the About Town column, which Nov. 19, 1942, the daughter of the was a senior member of the Field, East Hartford, with full appears on this page Monday through Friday. late Forrest and Ruth (Hutton) Manchester Salvation Army and military honors. Calling hours By Nancy Concelman was also a member of the Home By Nancy Concelman The releases should concern events open to Howell, and had been a lifelong are today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to Manchester Herald Manchester Herald iimited proposai the public in Manchester, Bolton, Coventry and resident. She graduated from League and League of Mercy. 9 p.m. Andover. Releases concerning activities in Manchester High School. She was Beside her husband, she is Members of the Tri-Town Narcotics Task Force survived by two sons, Walter B. SOUTH WINDSOR - A Nancy Concelman some uses from aquifer protec­ other communities will be considered. a retired from Aetna Insurance Joseph Pelletier and the Vernon Police Department arrested four Buckland Road improvement Items will be published once, space permit­ Co. and was a volunteer with the Perrett Jr. of Storrs, and G. Alton people Thursday in Vernon and charged them with Manchester Herald tion zones. ting. All releases will be subject to editing. Manchester Memorial Hospital, Perrett.of Manchester; a daugh­ Joseph Louis “Louie” Pellet­ possession of narcotics, operating a drug factory plan approved Tuesday by the “So we’re going to ignore the The releases should, if possible, be typed, the American Red Cross and the ter, Mrs. Ethel Orfitelli of Man­ ier, 69, of East Hartford, husband and possession of firearms — including a machine South Windsor Planning and Members of the Conservation state’s recommendations on that double-spaced, and include the name and American Cancer Society. She chester; and a daughter-in-law, of Lauretta (Plourde) Pelletier gun. Vernon police said today. Zoning Commission is one of Commission Thursday criticized issue?” Glaeser said. phone number of someone available during the was a member of the South Emily Hanna Perrett in Maine; a and father of Michael P. Pelletier The four were arrested during a search of an three proposals that will be the third and latest draft of the The regulation should “at least day who can provide further information. United Methodist Church. She half-brother, Albert Platt of Man­ and Larain R. Marineau, both of apartment in the Sherwood Arms complex at 565 needed to accommodate traffic aquifer protection regulation for identify those horribly hazardous Black and white photographs will be is survived by two aunts and chester; a sister, Mrs. Joanne Coventry, died Wednesday (Dec. Talcottville Road at 10:45 p.m. Police seized small from increased development in not going far enough to protect uses,” commission member Gail considered for publication. several cousins. Jessup of Bradenton, Fla.; 14 7, 1988) at home. amounts of cocaine, marijuana and LSD. drug Manchester and South Windsor, groundwater. Libbey said. Please send releases so they arrive at least The funeral will be Sunday at 3 grandchildren: and 16 great­ Besides his wife, son and paraphernalia. $245 in cash and “numerous the town manager said Thursday. That prompted town Planning “It’s very difficult to prohibit five days before the day you would like them p.m. at the Holmes Funeral grandchildren. She was prede­ daughter, he is survived by two flrearms.” including a machine gun. loaded rifle "The impact (of development) Director Mark Pellegrini to say some and not others and have a published. Home, 44 Main St. Burial will ceased by a son, William A. other sons, Ronald L. Pelletier of and loaded semi-automatic handgun, said Lt. Brian is going to be felt in our town,” that the town, in an attempt to regulation you can easily de­ A specific publication date cannot be Monday at 10 a.m. in East Perrett, in 1982. Huntsville, Ala., Lloyd J. Pellet­ Smith of the Vernon Police Department. Richard Sartor said. protect business and environ­ fend.” Pellegrini said. guaranteed. Cemetery. There are no calling The funeral will be Saturday at ier of East Hartford; two other Manchester. Vernon and South Windsor police mental interests, has a draft no PZC members were also con­ 11 a.m. at the Salvation Army The plan approved Tuesday Patrick Flynn/MinoliMtcr Herald Send releases to: About Town, Manchester hours. daughters, Norma M. Pelletier of officers are on the Tri-Town Narcotics Task Force. calls for construction of a four- one is really happy with. The cerned that prohibitions could Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. Memorial donations- may be Citadel, 661 Main St. Burial will South Windsor and Donna A. Arrested during the search and charged with A C C ID E N T SC EN E — Police inyesti- Road Thursday that injured a Stafford latest draft says the town will force businesses in the zones that be in East Cemetery. Calling lane bypass road off Buckland regulate all uses located in the made to the American Kidney Pelletier of Atlanta, Ga.; nine' possession of cocaine, pos.session of less than 4 Road between the Manchester gate scene of accident at the intersec­ woman. The pickup truck she was wanted to expand to move out of Fund, 7315 Wisconsin Blvd., Be- hours are today from 2 to 4 p.m. grandchildren and a great­ ounces of marijuana, possession of drug parapher­ tion of Oakland Street and Sheldon areas over aquifers rather than town and could reduce the value and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Holmes grandchild. town line and the Five Comers driving collided with two vehicles. prohibiting some. of industrially or commercially thesda, Md. 20014. nalia. operating a drug factory and illegal intersection in South Windsor, Bridge results posted Funeral Home. 400 Main St. The funeral will be Saturday at possession of a machine gun were: Marc Davis. 35, Pellegrini explained changes zoned land in those areas, Pelle­ Memorial donations may be 9:30 a.m. from the Newkirk & Sartor said. made to the proposed regulation grini said. The following is the list of the winners for the Nov. Albert M. Churilla made to the Salvation Army of 565 Talcottville Road. Vernon, who was also The proposal is part of a $13 21 and 28 and Dec. 1 games of the Manchester AM Whitney Funeral Home, 318 charged with first-degree larceny and possession of Three-car accident injures 1 over the past year at the Conser­ Conservation Commission Albert M. Churilla Sr., 73, of 918 Memorial Fund, 661 Main St., Burnside Ave., East Hartford, million long-term plan that also vation (Commission’s Thursday members al.so criticized a new Bridge Club. The Nov. 21 play was for the open pair Manchester 06040. LSD; Ann Davis. 35. of the same address, who was includes improvements to the club championship and overall winners were Parker St., died Thursday (Dec. with a Mass of Christian burial at also charged with possession of LSD; Clifford By Maureen Leavitt later Thursday, said Andrew Beck, hospital meeting. The proposed regula­ provision that regulates only Frankie Brown and Faye Lawrence. 8, 1988) at Manchester Memorial 10:30 a.m. in St. Rose Church, Printup. 24. of 5181 Chew Road. Sanborn. N. Y.. who Five.Corners intersection. The Manchester Herald spokesman. tion is scheduled for a March businesses that use or store over a Other Nov. 21 winners were: North-south; Linda Hospital. He was the husband of Joseph Medeiros East Hartford. Burial will be in was also charged with risk of injury to a minor; and improvements are to be funded Little received a minor cut in the accident, public hearing before the Plan­ certain amount of hazardous Celia (Ouellette) Churilla. St. James Cemetery. Calling by state and federal monies that A Stafford woman was injured in a three-car according to police. Coulombe’s car spun around ning and Zoning Commission. materials. Simmons and Peg Dunfield, first: Mary Sullivan Joseph Mbdeiros, 66, of 68 Ted Nelson. 29. of 999 Balmer Road. Youngstown. and Harvey Sirota, second; Hal Lucal and Carol Bom in Homestead, Pa., he hours are today from 2 to 4 p.m. N.Y., who was also charged with criminal aren’t yet available for construc­ accident Thursday at the intersection of Oakland but she was not injured. She said she was wearing The Greater Manchester Commission member Joseph Lucal, third; lived in Manchester for the last 43 Chestnut St., formerly of East and 7 to 9 p.m. tion, which means they won’t be Street and Sheldon Road, police said. her seatbelt. Another car, a 1973 Mercury, Chamber of Commerce and indi­ Tully argued that almost any Hartford, died Wednesday (Dec. impersonation, according to police. East-west: Frankie Brown and Faye Lawrence years. Before retiring, he worked Memorial donations may be Smith said Officer Tom Phelps of the Vernon complete until after 1994, he said. driven by Steven Mayne, 18, of Manchester was vidual business owners opposed amount of a hazardous material for 40 years at Hamilton Stand­ 7, 1988) at a local convalescent made to the East Hartford Manchester Planning Director on Sheldon Road waiting to advance when it the first draft of the regulation, that gets into the aquifer could do first: Marion McCarthy and Virginia Petersen, home. Police Department was called to investigate a A 1985 Ford Pickup truck driven by Colleen second; and Barbara Phillips and Murray Powell ard, Windsor Locks. Churilla was Visiting Nurses and Home Care reported burglary at the Sherwood Arms apart­ Mark Pellegrini said today he and Little. 18, of Stafford was traveling north on collided with the truck after the truck careened which prohibited certain busi­ extensive damage. Pellegrini third. active in the Little Theater of He was bora in New Bedford, Association (Hospice),70Canter­ ments Thursday. During his investigation. Phelps Senior Planner Stuart Popper Oakland Street at 12:55 p.m. when it collided with off the Chevrolet, police said. He was not injured nesses that use hazardous mate­ said the Water Department Manchester. Mass., and had lived in East bury St., East Hartford 06108. a 1978 Chevrolet traveling west on Sheldon Road and his car did not appear to be damaged, rials in the aquifer protection shares that view. Nov. 28, north-south: Mollie Timreck and Peg Hartford most of his life before found a vehicle In the parking lot that had been plan to review the improvement Dunfield, first: Ellen Goldberg and Irwin Goldberg, Besides his wife, he is survived reported stolen Nov. 1 from Poughkeepsie. N.Y.. plans at the South Windsor driven by decile Coulombe, 73, of 1.59 Woodland according to police. zones. That regulation also said ”If there’s one problem, it’s all by four sons, Albert M. Churilla moving to Manchester eight St., police said. Coulombe received a ticket for failure to grant prohibited uses that alreadyexist over,” Tully said. ’’We’re playing second: Harvey Sirota and Frank Bloomer, third. years ago. Before retiring in 1979, Smith said. Marc Davis was charged with stealing planning office Monday because East-west: Frankie Brown and Faye Lawrence, Jr. of East Sandwich, R.I., the vehicle, he said. Vicki Doucette, 19. from Stafford, a passenger the right-of-way, according to police. The traffic in the zones would be unable to with very very big stakes.” Kenneth R. Churilla of San Jose, he was a member of the Hartford James McGovern the plans could be mutually expand. The town Health Department first: Barbara Phillips and Murray Powell, second' Smith said a further investigation of the vehicle beneficial to both towns. in the truck, was taken by ambulance to light at the intersection was flashing red on and Dale Harned and Ann McLaughlin, third. Calif., Michael P. Churilla of Police Department for 23 years. TRUMBULL (AP) - James L. led Phelps to tie the stolen vehicle into the Manchester Memorial Hospital. She suffered Sheldon Road and flashing yellow on Oakland Upon Pellegrini’s recommen­ has suggested regulating busi­ Simsbury and David N. Churilla He received the Distinguished McGovern Jr., a Bridgeport Manchester is not required to Road at the time of the accident, according to dation, the PZC in October voted nesses that use or store materials Dec. 1, north-south; Eleanor Berggren and attempted hijacking of a truck in Shrewsbury. review or approve plans, he said, head and shoulder, contusions and acute neck of Pontiac, S.C.: two brothers, Service Award for taking part in native who worked for Raybestos sprain and strain and was treated and released police. to regulate all uses instead of identified by the state and federal Grayce Shea, first; Linda Simmons and Mollie the investigation and apprehen­ Mass. Smith did not have additional information on "We’re going to go just to see Timreck, second; and Sara Mendelsohn and Peg Joseph Churilla of Swissvale, Co. for 45 years and accepted the reported hijacking attempt. prohibiting some and “rely on governments as “extremely ha­ Arseneaux, third. Pa., and Leonard Church of sion of a man who had murdered appointments under Presidents Phelps’ investigation resulted in two search and what’s being talked about,” Pel­ development standards and best- zardous,,’ That option hasn’t been Pittsburgh, Pa.; a sister, Helen two women in Hartford. Kennedy and Johnson, died seizure warrants for the Davis apartment, legrini said. Traffic engineers management practices," Pelle­ considered by the PZC yet. East-west: Bev Saunders and Mary Willhide, Strang of Pittsburgh; and four He was the past commander of first: Frankie Brown and Peg Dunfield, second: and Thursday in St. Vincent’s Medi­ according to Smith. have told South Windsor officials grini said. But even that has not Pellegrini said. Carol Lucal and Ann Best, third. grandchildren. the Hartford Veterans of Foreign cal Center. He was 85. All four suspects were held in Vernon on $100,000 that by the time long-term Th e ‘shape of things to come’ totally satisifed all chamber He encouraged commission The funeral will be Saturday at Wars Post No. 2849. He was a McGovern served on numerous cash bond and presented in Rockville Superior improvements are in place, traf­ members, he said. members to voice their objec­ 10; 15 a.m. from the John F. member of the VFW Post No. boards in Trumbull and Bridge­ Court this morning. Smith said. fic from increased development “Now with the third draft, tions to proposed changes at a Keeney to hold concert Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. 2083, East Hartford, and was a port. and Trumbull Town Court will put the Five Comers inter­ nobody is happy,” he said. meeting scheduled for Dec 15. Center St., followed by a Mass of U.S. Army veteran of World War Judge and a 50-year member of section over capacity. Sartor Conservation Commission The meeting, sponsored by the The Keeney School Winter Concert will be Christian burial at 11 a.m. in St. II. After his retirement from the the Trumbull Democratic Town said. is iabor shortages, 227 iearn Chairman Arthur Glaeser said Economic Development Com­ presented Tuesday, The concert will feature Bridget Church. Burial will be in police department, he was the Committee. Current Quotations The town will have to develop a that the latest draft was an mission. is not a public hearing, students in kindergarten through fourth grade at 10 East Cemetery. Calling hours are owner and operator of the Medei­ He was appointed by President third plan for improvements to By Andrew J. Davis “The youth baby boom is the makeup of the workforce, said improvement for the town as a but will allow agencies repre.sent- a.m.; grades four through six at 1:30 p,m. and at 7 today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 ros Painting Contractors for the John F. Kennedy to represent the Manchester Herald over,” he said. “That was the Povlosky. There will be a decline whole, but argued that the state ing various interests in town to p.m. last nine years. the intersection even after it’s p.m. both groups will perform again for parents, U.S. Department of Commerce “I don’t think ‘The Russians Are Coming' thing rebuilt, he said. exception in this country’s his­ in the percentage of white males Department of Environmental express their opinions. Pellegrini relatives and friends. For information, call Barb Memorial donations may be He is survived by two sons and on a 1963 American Trade Mis­ really fits. They’ve been around for awhile.” — Carl It may be the shape of things to tory rather than the rule.” and more minorities and women, Protection recommends banning said. Reid, 649-6513. made to the American Cancer daughters-in-law. Dr. Denis M. sion to Finland, and by President But traffic from a development come. McMillan, a Soviet expert at Carleton University in boom in Manchester that includes Povlosky, who spent two years he said. Society, 243 E. Center St., Man­ and Dr. Lydia Medeiros in Lyndon B. Johnson to serve a Ottawa, explaining that the Soviet push forbusiness Manchester (Community (Col­ researching and writing his book, That means more dollars will chester 06040. Wyoming, David W. and Paula three-year term as a member of the $70 million Pavilions at lege’s Lowe Program Center was said that between 1946 and 1964, 76 with the West may seem new but that the Buckland Hills and commercial, have to be directed toward Holiday concert slated Medeiros of Manchester: his the Department of Transporta­ communist superpower has been dabbling in filled with educators, business million people, or about one-third improving inner-city schools and Bolton school study Michael I. Generis mother, Mary Teresa Medeiros of tion National Motor Vehicle overseas ventures for decades. residential and industrial uses in and community leaders Thurs­ of this country’s population was living conditions, he said. If The Manchester High School Music Department New Bedford, Mass.; and a Safety Council. Manchester and South Windsor day as 227 people attended a born. Though there may be a minorities are ignored, it may be will present a Holiday Concert Wednesday, Dec. 21 Michael I Generis, 90, of East sister, Ilene Buchanan of Boston, He is survived by his widow. won’t wait for these long-term day-long conference on the coun­ miniature baby boom now, that at 7:30 p.m. in Bailey Auditorium. The concert will “I do think that there is evidence that they don’t the baby boomers who ultimately could take 6 months Hartford, father of James 1. Mass.; and several Helen Deegan McGovern, a sis­ like being the pariah, that they might want to join road improvements. try’s future, said Rae Strickland, will end within 15 years, he said. suffer, he said. feature the Manchester High Choir, Jazz and Band, Generis of Manchester, died grandchildren. ter, and six sons. The Mall at Buckland Hills conference coordinator. With the aging of America, “This is not liberalism,” Pov­ Concert Band, Wind Ensemble, Orchestra and the the family of nations and join them with the idea of Bv Andrew J. Davis meeting. Wednesday (Dec. 7, 1988) at bringing about or establishing peace.” — President Partnership, which includes the They learned that the labor there will be fewer college losky said. “It’s real reality. Manchester Herald ”It’s in the works,” said Roundtable Singers. Admission is free and open to Manchester Memorial Hospital. Homart Development Co. of shortage was likely to worsen in students and a scarcity of people the public. For more information, call 647-3521. Reagan, whose latest assessment is that the Stearns. Besides his son, he is survived Honor Rolls Kremlin appears to be steering away from its old Chicago, has agreed to make $2.3 the years to come and that seeking entry-level jobs, Pov­ BOLTON — It will take at least The study will focus on cost by his wife, Marcia (Kypreos) goal of “a one-world communist state.” million worth of improvements to businesses will have to undertake losky said. In 1979, there were estimates and schematic draw­ Generis of East Hartford; Schools to close three to six months for an Society plans potiuck O'Connell, Steve Porkyn, Beniamin roads that link Manchester and innovative production and train­ almost 26 million people between architectural firm to complete a ings for improvements to Bolton another son, Thomas I. Generis of RHAM Junior High Plecuch, Laura Quinn, Jennie Reed, South Windsor and contribute ing efforts to stay afioat. the ages of 16 and 24. That number eaily on Dec. 23 $35,000 study on what building (Center School and Bolton Ele­ St. Bridget Rosary Society will have Its annual East Hartford; four sisters in Chris Roman, Lelan Scharfenberger, $545,000 to make interim im­ The conference dealt with such slipped to under 24 million in 1986 mentary School. Improvement.s Greece: four grandchildren; and Here is the first-quarter honor Joanne Smart, Jason Tanguay, Ray­ improvements are needed at potiuck supper and Christmas party on Monday at roll for RHAM Junior High mond Turner IV, Michael Weed. Thoughts provements to the Five Corners topics as retraining the adult and should fall to around 21 BOLTON - The Board of Bolton Center School and the may include building a new 6:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Those attending a great-grandson. Jonathon Aubln, Shannon Bazar, workforce, changing population million in the year 2000. School. AIvson Borst, Stephen Burke, Sarah intersection. Education Thursday unanim­ Bolton Elementary School, the auditorium, gymnasium and should bring a main dish, dessert or salad. The funeral will be Saturday at Carlough, Beth Covoll, Christopher In exchange. South Windsor and workforce, labor shortages “We’re seeing it (a labor ously approved an early dismis­ Board of Education learned more classroom and lunch space. Bridget Gilcrest a music teacher at Manchester 10:15 a.m. from the Callahan GRADE 7 Clllizza, Krista Cortese, John Delano, A tax assessor came once a day to a Pentecostal and addressing the needs of shortage) primarily in teen-agers sal date for schools on Dec. 23. Lawrence Associates was Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., Hleh Henen Katherine Entigar, Luke Gaumond, has agreed to drop lawsuits it’s Thursday. High School, will have her flute choir entertain. Matthew Arner, Jeremy Fowler, Amonda Hesla, Jennifer Howe, Krystal pastor to determine the amount of taxes the pastor filed over the State Traffic minorities. All those topics also now,” said Povlosky. “There’sno Bolton High School will dismiss Lawrence Associates of Man­ cho.sen over Moser Pilon and Members should also bring a gift to be given to East Hartford, followed by a Heather Larson, Michael Neubert, Carl Keeney, Karl Loftus, Richard Marvin, would have to pay. The following conversation took are discussed in a book called one to bag your groceries now and students at noon, while Bolton chester, which was chosen for the Nelson Architects of Vernon, and patients at local convalescent homes and to the funeral service at 11 a.m. in St. Salisbury, Melinda Uccello, Chris­ Erin McGrath, Billy McNamara, Joson place: Commission’s approvals of the “The Shape of Thinp to Come” there’s not going to be any shirt topher Ward, Kathleen Bray, David Morrison, Matthew Mund, Carle Niles, mall and subsequent expansions. Elementary School and Bolton study over two other firms last a combination of two firms. Manchester Elderly Outreach program. George Greek Orthodox Cathed­ Johnson, Heather Ludemann, Rooer Meghan Oliver, Jenny Lynn Partridge, “What property do you possess?” asked the by college Emerging Careers salesmen tomorrow.” Center School will dismiss stu­ month by the Public Building Mankey As.sociates of Manches­ ral, 433 Fairfield Ave., Hartford. Nichols, Dlono Schenck, Beniamin Stephanie Pritchard, Kristin Ramsey, assessor. South Windsor had charged that Coordinator Ronald Povlosky. The aging of America also will Wadsworth, Beth Wenzel, Amy Dler- Robert RIefer, Brett Russlllo, Kara the STC should require improve­ dents at 1 p.m.. said Richard E. Commission, could begin work ter and Alan C. Wiedie of Bolton. Burial will be in Rose Hill beroer, Michael Kennedy, Melissa Schmid, Katrina Smith, Lisa Terezakis, “I am a very wealthy man,” replied the minister, Povlosky said the conference mean a shift in the country’s Packman, school superintendent. after the commission’s Dec. 19 Stearns said. S.C.O.R.E. offers help Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. MIzesko, Jennifer Poeach, Alme Gregory Work and CourtnOv White. “List your pos.sessions, please.” the assessor ments to South Windsor roads in was intended to have leaders emphasis from the young to the The day originally had been Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 TrzclenskI, Jessica Walloce and Nicole GRADE I its approvals. meeting, said Board of Education Stearns and board member The Service Corps of Retired Executives is WIrtalla. High Honors instructed. discuss some of the topics dis­ middle aged, said Povlosky. scheduled as a full day. but the member Barry Stearns. Law­ John Murp said that the study offering a workshop Tuesday. Dec. 20 addressing p.m. A Trisayion service will be Honors Amy Bartok, Omar Ghousl, Michelle "First. I have everlasting life. John 3:16. Also involved in the interim cussed in the book. Surprisingly, a scarcity of board decided to let students out rence Associates has not signed a could be delayed since the com­ matters of concern to small business entrepreneurs held tonight at 8 at the funeral Manuel Alvallotls, Jodi Bofundo, Buckley, Jeffrey Hooker and Michelle ’’Second. I have a mansion in Heaven, John 14:2. improvement plan is Down East “How do we all work together workers may mean more produc­ of school early for (Christmas home. NIcelle Beouchene, Meeoan Bowne, Fredetfe. contract, but Stearns said he has mission sometimes does not have at the Greater Hartford Community College, 61 Christopher Compbell, Mandv Carroll, Honors “Third. I have peace that passeth understanding. Associates, which has proposed a because we’re going to have to?” tion from business, said Pov­ vacation. learned that the commission a quorum at its meetings. There Memorial donations may be Sara Chamberlain, Christina Colon- Thomas BalamuckI, Shelby Bonomo, Phil. 4:7. 465,000 square-foot shopping cen­ said Povlosky. “Our concern has losky. The lack of employees will Woodland St.. Hartford. A $10 fee Is payable at the tuono, Daphne Declama, Kelly Dinner, Jeremy Chen, David D'OnofrIo, Gret- The board met Thursday at expects to approve a contract was no quorum at the commis­ door and preregistrfation is not necessary. made to the St. George Greek Matthew Falcone, Sharon Ghousl, Aa­ chen Dixon, Michael Eaton, Morv “Fourth, I have joy unspeakable. I Peter 1:8. ter for land in South Windsor and been that people just aren’t mean businesses will have to Bolton Center School. with the firm at its Dec 19 sion’s Dec. 5 meeting. Orthodox Cathedral, Hartford. ron Honore, Pamela Ivoldl, Erik Lar­ GorskI, Matthew Heslln, Brooke Ho­ “Fifth. I have divine love which never failth, I Manchester near the mall site. aw are’’ of what may be train workers better and invest in son, Shannon LuboveskI, Joshua nore, Jodi Jenca, Jennifer Lazor, McGaw, Shannon McKenno, Brendon Christen Long, Michael McNutt, Denise Cor. 13:8. upcoming. technology, he said. Montstream, Jonothan Moynlhon, Lisa Nord, Amy Porter, Daniel Roy, Jen­ “Sixth. I have a faithful, pious wife. Pro. 31:10. What’s in the future for the “In the long run. we’ll have Eva M. Perrett Munic, Andrea Nllsen, Heather Pal- nifer Tenczar. “Seventh, I have healthy, happy, obedient United States? A slow-growing, tough times adjusting to these merl, Kelly Pearson, Carrie Provera, Scott Bates, Danielle Burke. Nicole President Lyndon B. Johnson Lottery Eva M. Perrett, 90, of 44-E Case Donald Redfleld, Elizabeth Rinas, Chervenak, Christine Deal, Korl Dodge, children. Ex. 20; 12. aging population that will have changes, but that doesn’t neces­ Drive, died Thursday (Dec. 8, Darren Scoramella, Robert Skoalund Amy Eppinger, Kristen Granatek, Wil­ Eighth. I have true, loyal friends, Pr, 18:24, stunned the country March 31, dramatic affects on education, sarily mean bad times if we III, Mondee Stombera, Brion TrzcInskI, liam Hodge, Bethany Hope, Jennifer 1968. by announcing he would not 1988) at Manchester Memorial Stacey Warren, Kristin Young. Kantor, Anne Lebel, Heather Mariano, "Ninth, I have songs in the night, Ps. 42:8. politics and business, predicts adjust well,” Povlosky said. Winning numbers drawn Thursday in lotteries Hospital. She was the wife of Carlene Armando, Jason BaltruckI, Wendy Moquln, Carly PeowskI, Lauren "Tenth. I have a crown of life, James 1:12.” seek re-election. Povlosky. There also will be a change in around New England: Brian Berger, Allen Burbonk, Ste­ Rogowlcz, Alison Smith, Giulia Tollls. Beautiful, Freshly Made Walter B. Perrett Sr. They phanie Capsolas, Jeffrey Carter, Gwen­ Matthew Billings, Joyce Cerelo, The tax assessor closed his book and said. “Truly Connecticut daily: 562. Play Four: 0043. celebrated their 68th wedding dolyn Churnev, Amy Cormier, Andrew Sharon D'Ambroslo, Amber Derick, you are a very rich man, but your property is not Massachusetts daily: 9728. anniversary in June. Delano, Nova Dunnack, Ivan Fournier Nicole Duchon, Brian Fentress. Shon- subject to taxation.” Tri-state daily: 651, 5557. Jr., Corina Girard, Jeffrey Hope, non Gustafson, Melanie Hoffman, She was bom in Manchester on Heather Johnson, Keith Llebmon, Co­ Darcy Ingves, Dawn Kempe, Tracy Rhode Island daily: 6394. Lot-O-Bucks: 2-6-12-15- March 16, 1898 and lIvM here rey Lynch, Margaret McGlynn, Lauro Lohman, Daniel McAullffe, Barbaro Pastor Marvin D. Stuart WREATHS 38. McKerracher, Christina Morgan, Kris­ Nickels, Justin Plggott, Ryan Roma- many years. 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When Lewis said something was seven months ago and the up in air deciding town trash case So far this year, Lotto jackpots Thursday about the "plague such system has been running well,” MONTVILLE (AP) - A steadily in succeeding years. NEWINGTON — As if the state have totaled $92 million, com­ as we had here,” board member Harrigan said. “Lotto sales are didn’t have enough problems with pared with $155.5 million at this Bruce D. Cowen cut him off, By Andrew J. Davis 4-year-old girl who suffered If she lives to age 78, Amanda down (and) they are very much By Nancy Concelman setts at the Manchester landfill. N posed an ordinance that would serious burns over 30 percent sagging tax collections, gaming point last year, a 68 percent saying, “Mr. Lewis, I’m not dependent on jackpots . . and we Manchester Herald Manchester Herald S is shortening the life of the increase fines against firms will be paid more than $18,000 of her body when her babysit­ per month and will have officials are now saying that decrease. interested in your opinion... .” don’t have control over those BOLTON — Dog Warden Judy landfill. found to be dumping out-of-town revenues from the state’s Lotto Twice during his presentation Harrigan said that any loss of jackpots.’’ “This is having a dramatic ter tossed flammable liquid received a total of more than M. Virchow wants a dog pound in The town is looking at options to garbage at the landfill. The into a fire has received a $6.5 million. game are down one-third, or $43 to the Gaming Policy Board, confidence by the public in the Sales from instant lottery town, but it may not be prevent a local recycling firm effect on the life of the landfill,” ordinance also says repeat of­ structured settiment that may million, from this point last year. Lewis was cut off in mid-sentence lottery machines is in the past. tickets are also down this year, from dumping what the town King said Thursday. fenders could have their licenses Brimlow said he is pleased forthcoming. pay her as much as $6.5 million that Amanda will never have Lottery chief J. Blaine Lewis by board members when he ”I think we’ve regained most of $24 million compared with $30.4 calls out-of-town refuse at the In documents filed Dec. 5 suspended for up to two years. over the next 74 years, her told state gaming officials Thurs­ began to bring up last spring’s that (confidence),” Harrigan million at this point last year. The town has been without a landfill after the state Supreme requesting the expedited appeal. The Board of Directors is to worry about paying her permanent pound since June parents said. medical bills, but added: "It’s day that the decrease is caused in huge snafu after the state said. ”I don’t think you can say Court decided against acting on King wrote, “The issue as to scheduled to review the proposed part by the lack of huge jackpots, switched lottery companies. there’s a lack of confidence in the New Jersey’s Baldwin when Applewood-Yankee Ken­ the matter, an attorney repres­ wether the town is obliged to ordinance at its Monday meeting. The parents of Amanda a rotten way to get money.” Brimlow announced the settle­ Amanda was scheduled to which always attract additional Computer problems shut down machines.” nels on Route 44 changed owner­ enting the town said Thursday. accept refuse not generated Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. has players, recently in the twice-a- the million-dollar-a-day system was a train pioneer ship, said Virchow. The new ment this week. undergo skin graft surgery on He also noted that sales of Chief Justice Ellen A. Peters within its borders is an issue with also said he would favor increas­ week game. for hours at a time, at one point tickets for the Daily Numbers and PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Mat owners, who changed the com­ ’Thursday denied the town’s re­ state-wide implications.’’ ing tipping fees at the landfill to David and Laurie Brimlow her scalp Thursday at Yale- of Uncasville filed suit against New Haven Hospital. It was to Most jackpots have been $1 for a full 24 hours. Ticket sales daily Play Four games are up thias William Baldwin (1795- pany’s name, do not want stray quest that its appeal of a Hartford Superior Court Judge Ronald make them more competitive million or $2 million and there has suffered a dramatic, if tempor­ about $3 million this year over 1866), born in Elizabethtown. dogs housed with theirs because Superior Court judge’s decision Fracasse on Nov. 21 granted a with others in the state. DiRosa the Salvation Army after be her third such operation. Amanda was badly burned in Bills from the child’s initial been nothing near the October ary, drop-off. last, and pointed out that those N.J., was an inventor and steam they are afraid of strays passing allowing N SRealty of 260 Tolland temporary injunction that pre­ has said the proposed ordinance 1987 jackpot that topped $22 Lewis had complained bitterly tickets are sold on the same locomotive pioneer. on diseases to their dogs, said ’Turnpike to temporarily dump vents the town from barring N S November 1986. 28-day hospital stay totaled and fee increases are the result of The incident occured in the $50,000, Brimlow said. Thurs­ million, he said. The highest this and publicly about the switch in machines as Lotto tickets. Baldwin designed and built Virchow. recycling residue at the landfill Realty and two trash-hauling the N S Realty situation. year has been $7 million. companies, saying the $11 million “If they don’t trust the ma­ "Old Ironsides.’’ one of Ameri­ be heard in state Supreme Court, firms from dumping recycling N S Realty and the two hauling New London home of Salvation day’s operation and follow-up That leaves the town without a Army officials while her par­ care will cost another $30,000, Since the fiscal year began July savings in the cost from the new chines, then how come Daily and ca’s first efficient locomotives. It permanent kennel, though the said John C. King, who represents residue at the landfill until a firms. Admiral Trucking and 1, the state has sold $89.6 million company. General Instrument Play Four are up? It’s the same weighed six tons and could travel the town. ruling is made on a permanent Anco Inc. filed a lawsuit in ents were attending a Salva­ he said. town has used area kennels in the tion Army meeting, and had Her parents said they are in Lotto tickets, compared with Inc., was not worth having to machine,” Harrigan said. "Most at 28 mph while pulling 30 tons. It meantime. Peters’ approval is required injunction and a declaratory Hartford Superior Court in No­ $132.9 million sold in the same switch all the machines. of the difference in sales is due to is on view today at Philadelphia’s because a final ruling on the case judgement. vember seeking the permanent left the girl with a babysitter at determined that the girl grows ‘T would like them to make a the home. up unaffected by the money. period in 1987-88. State budget He was eventually placed the tremendous disparity in Lotto Franklin Institute. decision," Virchow said of the hasn’t been made in Hartford King said a hearing on the injunction-against the town. officials are worried about the under what amounted to a gag jackpots, 68 percent higher a year In 1854, Baldwin founded Bald­ Superior Court, King said. permanent injection could be The companies had sought an Investigators later said the ”Our intention is never to Board of Selectmen. “Our town girl was burned when the talk about it and continue sagging sales, especially with order, forbidden to talk to the ago. win Locomotive works, which needs a kennel." King requested that the appeal held as early a? January but the order of mandamus in Rockville Connecticut facing an estimated media. The new company has “I think there was an initial loss produced more than 1.500 locomo­ process be sped up under a town will explore "other options” Superior Court, but they with­ babysitter poured a flamma­ living life the way we’re used Sandra W. Pierog. first select­ ble liquid into the fireplace, to,” David Brimlow said. $116 million deficit this year. been fined $1.76 million by the of confidence when we had our tives for American railroads. men, said she was unsure when, procedure that allows the chief to solving its problem. King drew that lawsuit after a judge Edward J. Harrigan, spokes­ justice to expedite appeals if a would not discuss those options said that they had not met the causing flames to leap out of He said the girl is expected man for the Division of Special or if. there would be a permanent case is shown to have “substan­ Thursday, but said an obvious standards for such an order. An the fireplace. to undergo a series of plastic Revenue, which operates the dog pound in town. She said tial public interest.” alternative is for the town to file order of mandamus generally is The Barlows’ attorney, Pe­ surgery operations well past lottery, said changes in Lotto are LIVE CHRISTMAS TREES members of the Board of Finance King argued that by dumping its appeal in state Appellate an order requiring an official or ter S. Giancoplos, reached the her 18th birthday. being considered. Those include BEST BUY THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM asked the selectmen to study the recycling residue from 27 towns Court. town to perform some specified settlement with the Royal Giancoplos said he also has a adding more numbers so that the town’s options on building a in Connecticut and Mas.sachu- Meanwhile, the town has pro­ duty. Insurance Co. of Ronkonoma, product liability suit pending chances of picking the six OIL CO. kennel, so the selectmen are N.Y., the Salvation Army’s against the manufacturer of winners would be reduced and Vernon, CT CUT or DIB considering entering into a ,pri­ insurance carrier. pajamas Amanda was wear­ jackpots would roil up faster vate contract with the owners of Brimlow said the settlement ing when she was burned, when there is no winner, he said. 875-0876 Connectict Trail. Man honored for AIDS work provides for an initial payment contending the pajamas’ in­ Right now Lotto players pick WAGON SHED Connecticut Trail will let the of $340,000. follwed by monthly adequate flame retardant six numbers between one and 4o. town build its own kennel runs on Richard E. Domagala of An­ society. relations makes a valuable con­ installments which begin at quality contributed to the bad Adding a seventh number or NURSERY its property, said Virchow. dover will receive a special Currently public service chair­ tribution to society, and in so $500 this year and increase .burns. increasing the choices beyond 40 155 Griffin Rd., South Windsor award for creating the youth- man and member of the Board of doing, further enhances the value tW (Mon Wn. nerog said Town Attorney would decrease the odds of 1 to otwnQS • Vohimo Dtocounto North on Rto. 5 lo Sullivan Avo. (Rto. 1B4) oriented “AIDS Don’t Care” Directors, he led a group that of our profe.ssion” Ry« SI. 10 Qritfin Rd. • 28S-73S6 Richard Barger is studying lease public service campaign. developed the "AIDS Don’t Care” proposals, but no decision is Domagala has been named the concept, arranged for state and The 30- and 60-second “ramp- for^coming. She said she was 1988 Merit Award winner by the private funding, and worked music” public service announce­ unsure when a decision might be Connecticut Valley Chapter of the closely with the broadcast profes­ ments are now on the air in more rendered. Public Relations Society of Amer­ sionals who donated their time than 25 major TV markets. “This is not a priority since ica (CVC PRSA). Domagla. di­ and talent in the production of two Adopted by a number of PRSA we’re not in a crisis situation.” rector of government relations at public service announcements, chapters, they also are shown on Pierog said. ADVO-System, Inc., will be rec­ the release says. MTV, the Black Entertainment GRAND RE-OPENING The selectmen have discussed ognized at the CVC PRSA annual “This award is given to individ­ Television Network and by Group contracting for interim kennel Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald dinner, Dec. 19, at the Hartford uals who have made an impact on W AIDS Lifeline Network sta­ services with the towns of Ver­ Club, for his outstanding contri­ the public relations profession,’’ tions. Audio versions of the public non, Andover, and Coventry, but FAMILY OUTING -Th e Williams family of Laurel Street in butions to the chapter's AIDS said Doreen Rogers, chapter service announcements are being no decision has been made on that Manchester takes a moment to admire the scenery at education campaign, according president. “This public service aired by many radio stations in VISIT THE NEWLY REMODELED CARD GALLERY issue either, she said. Highland Park Falls Thursday. 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and the balance was paid Thursday. “ They came in and brought in a cashier’s Prison release program LOCAL check and we’re in the process of having the liens UP TO released,” Phyllis Parizek, a spokeswoman for & STATE the state tax department, said today. tightened by governor Competition to increase Contractor violates rules ening of the early-release pro­ % criminals in this state that if they 70 By Judd Everhart gram under which inmates can be HARTFORD (AP) — A legislative committee STORRS (AP) — The contractor for the $24.7 The Associated Press are convicted they will go to jail let out before completing their has approved proposals to increase competition miliion University of Connecticut sports center and they will stay In jail,” O'Neill terms. The program is designed for state contracts and make state agencies more violated state affirmative-action rules by hiring HARTFORD - Gov. William told reporters in his office. OFF to keep the population throughout accountable in their awarding of contracts. no minority subcontractors and few minority A. O’Neill is ordering a tightening Lifting the cap would effec­ the entire system below 110 The Program Review and Investigations workers, the state Commission on Human Rights of restrictions on prisoners eligi­ tively add 400 beds to the system percent of the system’s capacity. Committee on Thursday unanimously approved and Opportunities has said. ble for the early release program, by allowing a second bed in cells From now on, anyone whose M anchester for consideration during the 1989 General ’’You can’t build a project of that size, in this barring those convicted of killing, where there is now only one, crime resulted in the death of Assembly the following proposals; state, so ciose to Hartford orother cities” without raping, assaulting or robbing O’ Neill said. He said he was another, who was convicted of West Middle Turnpike ■ Before an agency can solicit a consultant, it hiring a substantial number of minority workers someone. ordering the attorney general to first-degree sexual assault, first- must develop a ‘'request for proposal” outlining and subcontractors, commission Executive Some now out of jail in the go to federal court as soon as degree assault, or first-degree — Broad Street the work to be performed, qualifications of Director Arthur C. Green said Thursday. program could be recalled, the possible to get the cap removed. robbery will no longer be eligible Merchants Association companies or individuals seeking the contract, The huge, domed building in Storrs is now 70 governor said. The governor said arrests in for the early release program, the' and a deadline for submission of proposals. percent completed. Under Thursday’s ruling by O’ Neill also announced Thurs­ Connecticut are up 87 percent governor said. Responses must be screened by a committee and the commission, the contractor must awai^ at day that he was ordering the since 1980 and that, specifically, Correction Commissioner the three top-ranked ones submitted to the least $1.6 million in remaining contracts to small attorney general to try to get a drug arrests were up 271 percent Larry R. Meachum said about 200 F RAGRANCE UNBEUEVABLE FAMOUS BRANDS agency head for selection. businesses owned by women, blacks, Hispanics court-ordered inmate population in that time. inmates now out on the early A Gift of Christmas Cheer! ■ The Office of Policy and Management must or other members of minority groups. cap lifted at prisons in Hartford, The state now has about 7,700 DESIGNER WATCH SALE release program fall into those S t o r e develop standards by Sept. 1 for the selection and Bridgeport and New Haven, and men and women behind bars, categories. He and O’ Neill said management of consultant services. said he would move to accelerate according to William H. Carbone, ALL FAMOUS NAMES 50% to 70% OFF their cases would be studied and ■ Agencies must obtain 0PM approval for the addition of new beds to the chairman of the state’s Prison Arrest warrant Issued some may be ordered back to contract amendments if they exceed the original system. and Jaii Overcrowding prison. 2 0 % Off All contract values or $40,000 each. They also must STAMFORD (AP) — An arrest warrant has ” We must make it crystally Commission. There are now about 2,800 report periodically to 0 P M which consultant been issued charging a Norwalk lawyer with clear to killers and violent O'Neill also announced a tight- prisoners participating in the ■ Dressy Blouses companies they have hired, forwhat purposeand larceny for allegedly keeping more than $280,000 supervised home-release pro­ OPIUM for how much money. They would also have to from the saie of a house held in an estate, officials gram, Meachum said. ■ Pants report their anticipated needs for consultants in said. DiLieto rejects attack Carbone added that 89 percent 67% OFF the future. Assistant State’s Attorney Robert Hail said a of the inmates participating are ■ Skirts warrant has been issued for Peter Culhane’s doing so successfully. Meachum arrest on, a charge of first-degree larceny, SEIKO WATCHES Park pays overdue taxes said about 6 percent of those let ■ Dressy Sweaters Culhane was suspended from practice when the as ‘simplistic, reckless’ out under the program have QUARTZ HARTFORD (AP) - The owners of Lake charges arose. ■ Robes • Leather band NEW HAVEN (AP) - Mayor Blacks and Hispanics make up committed crimes while out, but j $3988 Compounce Festival Park have paid overdue There was no answer Thursday at Culhane’s • Elegantly styled Quartz Biagio DiLieto has dismissed as about half of the city’s population, he could not say how many had CHANNEL NO. 9 • 1 Year Guarantee * 5 9 * 8 state taxes and promised that the city of Bristol Norwalk law office and he didn't return a ■ Sleepwear AUo Rtg. '115 It '496 politically motivated a full-page but about 80 percent of public committed violent crimes. < Arpege • Obsession • 2 Year Battery Wbq. *18610*186 and other creditors will begin receiving checks in message left on an answering machine. A newspaper advertisment by the school enrollment. O’ Neill said 450 new beds would • 4711 • Nina Ricci Reg. •80“ -»69^ > PutMf • BNI bum • CHctr dt It Rtnla the next two weeks. directory assistance operator said his home • Coats • Vanderbilt • Armani > Beln • CHIitn • Qruan — Great Selection — NAACP attacking his adminis­ A group of black ministers, be readied over the next 90 days » Btllio • Hamilton • pt«rra Cardin The state Department of Revenue Services telephone number was unlisted. • Shalimar • Estee Lauder • Citizen $2988 • Quartz eiaetrlo •WaarFroo* • Bp< tration, but a leader of the civil meanwhile, offered its services at existing correctional facilities • Banrua • 1 Yr. Quarantaa • Olag Caaalnl • Automatle Wind • Bttoohproof • Db filed a lien against the park in November for John Bove, a Norwalk attorney appointed to • Many More • Pulsar rights group said the mayor’s Thursday as mediators in the in Hartford, Cheshire and Mans­ WALTAM • WITTNAUER • ADOLFO • 1 Vr. Quarantaa • Nuraaa failure to pay $317,595 in sales, admission and represent Culhane in connection with the'' Plus response was a ” cop-out.” dispute. field to help ease the crunch Plus suspension, declined to comment on the arrest cabaret taxes. "W e ’re not trying to form expected from his order on the Sizes Sizes 3-DAY Michael Blanco, director of sales and market­ warrant, expiaining that he had only recently Cq /uoI L a d y judgments or evaluations, early release program. WE ing for the park, said $200,000 was paid iast week been appointed to the case. In the ad, which appeared SALE beyond saying this kind of fight­ The governor also said he SIFT Thursday in the New Haven Gift Certificalen Available Holiday HcurH: lyge FRI-SUN ing must stop,” said the Rev. would ask the public works M/r. Register, the NAACP accused M F 10-9 WRAP Curtis M. Cofield II. commissioner to draft legislation VISA W . Middle Tpke. (!Npxi to Dre.. Barn) i*\iCK\m: i»ii\KMAC 1 DiLieto of abandoning his com­ Sal. I0-S:.30 FREE 4 M W. MIDDLE TPKE. mitment to the city’s minorities " I ’d like to see the community to streamline procedures re­ AM EXP Manchester Parkade ■ 649-6.382 Sun. ll-S It IlH PARKADE wi SA¥i rou moMin and trying to create an "Uncle zero in on some of the real issues, quired to complete the planned Police conduct drug raids Tom-type leadership” in the like drugs and crime,” Cofield 4,600 additional beds in new facilities overthenextfouryears. black community. said. 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Valliere of George­ New Haven area chapter of the after hours. ^ ■ c m v k \()w iti prof'rc.ss at — a ft^slive holiday undercover investigation by town Dec. 22 in Superior Court in National Association for the 99 police that had been requested by Meriden. College officials said town, Maine, in her room, where Sale sale packed with great gifts at low prices! Advancement of Colored People, reg. I 7.50 Quinnipiac officials, according to they were immediately expelled. they found $12,000 worth of mari­ juana and hallucinogens. More said DiLieto’s response that the Make your lioliday shopping a pleasure and Betsey Todt, a college Meanwhile, students at Wes­ criticism was politically moti­ "Pkace Ycxjr Trust in spokeswoman. leyan University said they were arrests on campus are expected, the Diamond Specialists" .save 20%-2.S% when you shop D&L’s "this is police said. vated "was a ccp-out, and I resent Hamden police recovered ma­ rattled that Middletown police it.” REED’S INC. rijuana, cocaine, and hallucino­ came on campus to raid a Manchester Parkade' Lhristmas sale” . Bobby Wayne Clark, a spokes­ He cited the administration’s Manchester Tri City Plaza gens, including LSD, as weli as dormitory room and arrest a man for the 2,700-student cam­ continuing fight with the school PARKADE Vernon Sale ends Sunday. Dec. 18, 1988. drug paraphemaliA worth thou­ senior on drug charges. pus, said students are mistaken if system over funding and the sands of dollars, said Lt. 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B a i e n s ” lt’s a community problem.” 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 9, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 9, 1988 — 9 NATION & WORLD No reason to mistrust Gorbachev, says Reagan Diarrhea V • * A By Terence Hunt Shoddy building However, Reagan said the are taken.” He later expanded The Associated Press deaths said motto “ trust but verify” is one that, noting the continued captiv­ that properly guides Soviet pol­ ity of hostages in the Middle East. WASHINGTON - President icy, too, and said he did not think His greatest joy, he said Reagan, in a twilight assessment, preventabie blamed for high Gorbachev “ would gamble on without hesitation, was the eco­ says Mikhail S. Gorbachev has believing that he shouldn’t pro­ nomic recovery — the longest never shown any reason to be tect his own interests, also.” ever during peacetime. mistrusted and in fact is steering CHICAGO (AP) - R e ­ Whether or not the United Fitzwater refused to say the the Kremlin away from its old searchers say simple health care States and Soviet Union ever news conference was Reagan’s measures could save most of the quake death toll goal of “ a one-world communist become allies, as they were last one, but Nancy Reagan said it state.” 500 U.S. children who die each during World War II, Reagan said was. year of diarrhea, a problem In what was probably his final It was entirely up to the Kremlin. rarely considered life- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - urban Armenian buildings are White House news conference, It could happen, he said, “ if it threatening in this country. Shoddy construction of adobe, unreinforced and said they are Reagan said “ trust but verify” can be definitely established that New research suggests that brick and prefabricated concrete built “from stony blocks of remains his byword in dealing they no longer are following the Even with allergies, diarrhea accounts for 10 percent buildings caused the high earth­ volcanic material.” with the Russians, but he offered expansionist policy that was most would keep pets of all preventable deaths in U.S. quake death toll in Soviet Arme­ Armenia lacks enough trees for an optimistic assessment of how instituted in the communist revo­ youngsters ages 1 month to 4 nia, a wood-poor republic located widespread use of wood build­ U.S.-Soviet relations stand at the lution that their goal must be a NEW YORK (AP) - Allergy years old, said Dr. Mei-Shang Ho where giant plates of Earth’s ings, which better withstand end of his eight-year tenure in one-world communist state.” sufferers would rather endure the of the national Centers for Dis­ crust collide, scientists say. quakes, said U.S. Geological office. The president said "certainly symptoms of allergies than part ease Control in Atlanta. "When they need a new room, Survey scientist Bob Hamilton, “ The path remains open and there are indications” the Krem­ with their favorite pets, accord­ “ The key here is early treat­ they just mix up some mud and president of the Geophysical the pace of peace continues,” he lin is moving that way. ing to the Chlor-Trimeton Allergy ment," Ms. Ho said in a telephone start stacking it,” Brian Tucker, Union’s seismology section. said. “ I do think that there is Season Index, an allergy aware­ interview Thursday. California’s acting state geolo­ For half an hour, Reagan evidence that they don’t like ness and education program Diarrhea is a common cause of gist, said Thursday. “ They are “ A 6.9 earthquake that is fielded questions Thursday night being the pariah, that they might According to the study, more childhood deaths in developing not learning the lesson that shallow in the crust in that part of in an East Room decorated with want to join the family of nations than 63 percent of the allergic countries, but such deaths gener­ buildings that are just mud fall the world often -does a lot of Christmas trees hung with silver and join them with the idea of people polled would rather keep down.” ally are thought to be rare in more damage because of the nature of tinsel. He said it was the Russians bringing about or establishing their pet than reduce their economically advanced nations. A similar-sized quake in the Los the construction,” he said. — not he — who have changed, peace.” He said he would like to sniffling and sneezing by getting However, Ms, Ho and her Angeles area, where building Soviet scientists were aware of but his old anti-communist fire see that happen. rid of it. codes are stringent, probably r colleagues identified 5,539 diar­ AP photo the threat of major quakes in the was dampened. Reflecting on the highs and The survey also revealed that rhea deaths among youngsters would kill no more than 1,000 On a pressing domestic issue, lows of his presidency, Reagan baby boomers (sufferers aged region between the Black and AP photo ages I month to 4 years nation­ HOMELESS SURVIVORS — Women sit Thursday after an earthquake destroyed people, said Tucker, who spent Caspian seas, but many of their Reagan said he would be “ deeply said his "greatest burden” was to 30-49) were the least likely to part wide during the years 1973 on a park bench in Spitak, Armenia, their homes. two years conducting research studies suggesting which areas TAKES QUESTION — President Rea­ conference in the East Room of the disappointed” if President-elect have to order troops into “ danger with their allergic pets and east of the Armenian quake’s through 1983. are most vulnerable “ are not gan points to a reporter during a news White House Thursday night. Bush, after assuming office next ... to where their lives are women were more likely to shed Deaths were most common epicenter. made known to the authorities or month, raised taxes to help cut threatened, to where their lives their pets than men were, among children younger than 1 “ Earthquakes don’t kill people. judged by any councils” of the deficit, which grew to $155 lia K i ( «a tsi «a IS! C31«3 ic i f a Ks »a « 3 «3 1« es « 3 ta toi lea Isa ate lia ^ ‘ the study. Dr. John Snyder of p.m. EST and conclude about 5 Also participating will be Dr. On April 10. 1945. during World Children’s Hosptial in Boston Christmas Trees z p.m. Oliver Beahrs, a retired Mayo War II, American soldiers liber­ called the overall findings “ trou­ New York City The couple was expected to Clinic surgeon; his son. 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Safety was not considered With the help of an interpreter, officials found that Dobrowski had flown undetected from Vienna Decline In rights seen NA'nON WASHINGTON (AP) - The Coast Guard, in Israeli jets open rescue effort to Bangkok, and on to Hong Kong and Melbourne deciding to close two of its largest ship-traffic WASHINGTON (AP) — In the eight years of the before being picked up in Sydney. Reagan administration there has been “ a slow NAAMEH, Lebanon (AP) — Police and Israeli military Naameh in at least 20 sorties. The leftist Lebanese militiamen were control centers, failed to consider safety and Immigration spokesman Geoff Smith said Israeli jets bombed guerrilla sources said four Israelis were Israeli military, said an unspeci­ environmental factors and incorrectly estimated steady, quiet usurpation of First Amendment seen firing at the helicopters from & WORLD officials became suspicious when they realized the rights,” says a liberal organization that concerns posts today and gunboats sent trapped at one point in the fied number of guerrilla com­ the cost savings, a government study has jeep-mounted, anti-aircraft guns boy spoke no English, was traveling alone and had itself with the amendment guaranteeing Ameri­ commando reinforcements fighting but were rescued. The mand posts and other targets along Naameh’s beach. Mission could break U.N. concluded. no travel documents. ashore in what police said was a Israeli army said no Israeli were destroyed. cans freedom of speech and religion and The spokesman said the dead The General Accounting Office, the investiga­ Dobrowski, who is Polish but lives with his separation of church and state. mission to rescue paratroopers soldiers were left behind when the Guerrillas fired SAM-7 mis­ UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Demands for new tive arm of Congress, said economics was the Israeli officer commanded the mother in Vienna, said he was unhappy at his People for the American Way, which describes captured after landing in this fighting ended. siles, known as Strellas, at the peacekeeping missions could force the financially main reason for closing the facilities, known as reconnaissance battalion of Is­ mother’s recent remarriage. He said he did not itself as “ the non-partisan constitutional liberties coastal town. Lebanese police said Syrian raiding jets, but no hits were strapped United Nations into insolvency in 1989, vessel traffic services, in New York and New rael’s Golani brigade, an elite like his stepfather, so he decided to run away. organization,” issued a report Thursday that it Police and the Israeli military troops fired at attacking Israeli scored, police said. They said infantry force that undertakes according to a report by U.N. Secretary-General Orleans harbors. Yet because of incomplete jets and sent troop reinforce­ Israeli pilots released hot air says shows 241 cases in which the administration said one Israeli officer was killed most of Israel’s special anti­ Javier Perez de Cuellar. recordkeeping, the Coast Guard was not sure how Condoms stolen from clinic trampled on those rights. and three soldiers were wounded ments to the embattled areas, but balloons to deflect the heat­ guerrilla operations in Lebanon. The U.N. chief’s pessimistic assessment was much money it actually would save. ATLANTA (AP) — A downtown hospital is' in nine hours of air, naval and they said there was no evidence seeking missiles. Israeli military officials identi­ released Thursday before he left for Oslo, Norway, “ Because the Coast Guard did not consider such investigating the theft of 16,000 prophylactics that ground fighting about 50 miles the troops were directly involved Convoys of Syrian military fied him as Lt. Col. Amir Meital. to accept the 1988 Nobel Peace Prize on behalf of information, it does not know if it made the correct north of the Israeli border. in the ground combat. trucks and armored personnel U.N. peacekeepers worldwide. decision in closing the New York and New Orleans has officials puzzled since the condoms are given Nofziger doesn’t want pardon Beirut International Airport, away free in the first place. It was believed to be the The fighting, which police said carriers rolled southward, into The Nobel includes a cash prize worth about (facilities), two of the three largest in terms of on the capital’s southern edge, WASHINGTON (AP) — Lyn Nofziger has told deepest Israeli incursion into involved hand-to-hand combat, the embattled areas on ' the $390,000, but that won’t make much of a dent in the vessel activity,” said the report. The missing condoms, discovered Wednesday was closed and incoming flights President Reagan he does not want a presidential Lebanon since September 1983, raged for nine hours near an coastal highway after Israeli $450.1 million in unpaid dues that U.N. members by officials at Grady Memorial Hospital’s family were diverted to airports in planning clinic, temporarily crippled a program pardon for his ethics law convictions, desiring during the Lebanon war. The abandoned Maronite Catholic reinforcements stormed ashore nearby Damascus, Syria, and owe. The United States owes $337.3 million. Israelis did not say why they monastry above Naameh, nine about 10 a.m. in landing craft two Stowaway flies around world that distributes about 500,000 condoms a year. instead to seek vindication through his appeal, Larnaca, Cyprus. U.N. officials haven’t announced how the award according to the former White House adviser’s launched a paratrooper raid on miles south of Beirut. miles south of Naameh. money being collected Saturday will be used. “ It’s amazing. They did clean us out,” said Acting Prime Minister Salim SYDNEY, Australia (AP) — A 12-year-oId Grady clinic’s director, Dr. Robert Hatcher, on attorney. the town. Palestinian guerrillas am­ Israel radio quoted Lebanese On Wednesday, Soviet President Mikhail S. Boss, who heads the Moslem stowaway who wanted to go to the United States Thursday. “ Maybe those condoms are in the right E. Lawrence Barcella said Thursday that his Police said eight pro-Syrian bushed an Israeli force of about 50 sources as saying Syrians opened Gorbachev spoke to the General Assembly and cabinet of the country’s dual but ended up in Australia by mistake flew home hands now.” client wrote Reagan "several weeks ago” and said guerrillas were killed and 16 paratroopers who landed helicop­ fire on Israeli troops as they government, instructed Leban­ called for a new U.N. peacekeeping force in today to Vienna to end a 19,000-mile adventure. wounded. ters in a ravine below the landed on the coast but stopped Police believe the theft occurred Tuesday night. he would refuse to accept any pardon that might be on’s ambassaddr to the United Afghanistan to oversee establishment of a Kristofer Dobrowski was put on a plane late contemplated by Reagan before he leaves office The Popular Front for the monastry at 2:10 a.m., one police firing once the force was fully broad-based government. Hatcher said he found his offices trashed and Nations, Rashid Fakhoury, to Thursday after being discovered in the transit telephones missing when he arrived at work next month. Liberation of Palestine-General spokesman in Naameh said. ashore. U.N. officials already are drafting plans for a lodge a complaint at the world lounge of Sydney international Airport without a Wednesday morning. Command, the apparent target of Militiamen of Druse warlord Israeli gunboats cruised off 7,500-member peacekeeping force to monitor “ He happens to be an honorable guy who body against "this flagrant Is­ ticket, travel papers or identity documents. “ Then we found out that in our supply room, the attack, said only two of its Walid Jumblatt’s Progressive Naameh and five helicopter gun- South-West Africa's transition to independence. strongly believes in his innocence and conse­ raeli aggresssion,’’ his press “ He is knee-high to a grasshopper,” said one 16,000 condoms had been stolen. We ended up with fighters were killed and six Socialist Party joined the battle ships hovered overhead, appar­ office said. Plans also are under way to send 2,000 quently felt that his vindication should come Australian immigration officer. “ It seems he no condoms,” Hatcher said. “ But most of our wounded. It claimed in a commu­ an hour later, police said. ently waiting to evacuate the peacekeeping troops to monitor an independence through the courts and not through the president,” At least 119 people were killed wanted to go to America and mistook the Qantas patients maintain a supply at home. We’re just nique that it was holding 17 Israeli warplanes then thun­ paratroopers, the spokesman referendum in Western Sahara. flight destination of Melbourne for Miami.” Barcella said, adding that Nofziger’s letter “ was and 333 wounded in Israel's 23 telling them to be careful.” something purely on his own initiative.” Israelis and that another Israeli dered in from the Mediterranean, said. previous air raids on Lebanon was held by Syrian troops. blasting guerrilla posts above Palestinian guerrillas and the since Jan. 3.

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(BfiET aging liberal wing, is being will interpret the Constitution, ASCRIPT/ treated at the Bethesda Navy not legislate from the bench.” By Jack Anderson Medical Center. He was admitted ”I will appoint judges whodon’t One of the arguments made by the town of and Dale Van Atta Thursday. A court spokeswoman reserve all their sympathy for said the justice does not expect to criminals, who understand that Manchester in its unsuccessful attempt to get be away from his job for long. victims have rights, too,” Bush a quick Supreme Court hearing in its dispute WASHINGTON - M. Danny Wall, the chief federal regulator of the lame While Brennan’s illness lends said. over dumping in the landfill by a recycling savings and loan industry, thinks it’s new drama to conjecture about As further evidence of Bush’s facility was that the issues involved will affect high time people started talking about the high court’s future. Bush may conservative leanings, he sup­ other towns. the "neglected” side of that industry have a more immediate impact ported Reagan’s unsuccessful The argument did not succeed in — the 80 percent of the thrifts that on the lower federal courts. attempt to place Robert H. Bork aren’t failing. The next president is expected on the high court. persuading the court. That means a to search out conservatives to fill JUSTICE BRENNAN Bork, opposed for his conserva­ If Danny Wall were a fire chief, he . . . hospitalized temporary injunction granted by a Superior would implore us to spend more time the existing 41 federal court tive ideology, was defeated last Court Judge allowing the firm access to the focusing on the houses that weren’t on vacancies — 32 trial judgeships year in a bruising political battle and nine appeals court posts. Of town dump stands. fire. Brennan is two years older than in the Democratic-controlled The nation is waiting for the S&L course, there will be many more Senate. The argument proposed by the town is that ■to E for the president to fill over the the court’s two other most con­ - Associates of Bush are quick to a delay in deciding the case would work a chief to come up with a plan for next four years. sistent liberals. Justices Thur- putting out the fires that are burning. good Marshall and Harry A. point out that the president-elect substantial injustice to the town, which claims He’s working on it. AP photo Observers doubt the president­ was a close friend of the late that the residue generated from the recycling elect will be as devoted to Blackmun are 80. Potter Stewart, a moderate jus­ In the meantime, another financial a f t e r m a t h — Rescue worker, left, many, Thursday after a U.S. Air Force jet Aside from Brennan's current operation is eating up space at the town regulator is talking sense about how to right-wing ideology as President tice with much the same upper- helps an elderly woman walk through Reagan, who made the federal bout with pneumonia, the three class lineage. landfill. The argument also focuses on the manage the savings and loan insol­ smashed into a residential have appeared to be in good vencies that will cost taxpayers the rubble In Remscheid, West Ger- neighborhood. judiciary more conservative in statewide implications of Manchester’s the 375 appointments he made, health and have given no signs Asked if Bush was likely to pick anywhere from $60 billion to $100 they plan to step down anytime someone closer to Stewart than battle. billion. filling more than half the total. Reagan, however, has been less soon. Bork if there is a Supreme Court The town contends that if recycling Regrettably, that regulator who is Including Justice John Paul vacancy. Bush spokeswoman facilities like the one in Manchester are than totally successful in remak­ talking some sense is not in charge of ing the Supreme Court in his own Stevens, the average age of the Sheila Tate declined to speculate. proposed in other towns, those towns will not savings and loan supervision. He is Jet fighter crash kills 6 image. court’s liberal bloc is over 77. “That’s a pothole over which I want to issue zoning permits for them for fear William Seidman. chairman of the He named Sandra Day O’Con­ By contrast, the average age of will leap,” she said. of overburdening local landfills. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.. REMSCHEID, West Germany nor in 1981 as the first woman on the five more conservative A Republican strategjg^ who which regulates commercial banks. lia state, said workers were destroyed and 17 were damaged. members is slightly under 60. It is obvious that recycling is necessary to (AP) — Rescue workers today searching for more victims. At He said the victims included two the high court, and appointed requested anonymity predicted With losses in his sister industry discovered a sixth body in the Antonin Scalia and Anthony M. They include Justice Byron R. Bush "will not choose anyone who reduce the amount of solid waste that has to mounting at more than $I billion a least 40 people were treated and construction workers and a White, 71, an appointee of Presi­ rubble left by a U.S. Air Force jat released, but 11 remained hospi­ mailman. Kennedy during his second term. is anathema to the movement be disposed of in landfills. It is Just as obvious Don’t take sides in family spats day, Seidman recently offered some that smashed into a residential In addition, Reagan elevated dent John F. Kennedy who votes conservatives” — the Republican sage counsel. He proposed a lO-point talized from injuries suffered in Before Thursday’s crash, 12 more often with the conserva­ ideologues who rallied around that the state must find a way to ensure that neighborhood and burst into Thursday’s crash, he said. military accidents this year had William H. Rehnquist to be chief convention!’’ you chime in, perhaps like that, usually, until one wishes one plan for improving the nation’s flames. Eleven people were justice to succeed Warren E. tives on key issues. Bork. the volume of residue from recyling is as low By Sarah Overatreet even working up some tears yourself deposit insurance system. He also Witnesses said the plane flew claimed 95 lives in West could reach up into the air and pull the hospitalized. low over a school and struck the Germany. Burger. as possible and that some fair way is found to by this time "You deserve a lot called for quick action to deal with the HAPPY NEW YEAR • HAPPY NEW YEAR • HAPPY NEW YE determine what landfills will have to accept words back in. Black smoke billowed from the top floor of an apartment building All of Reagan’s appointees are Someday I will learn: The quickest better.” “Well!” one is likely to hear 100 or so thrift institutions in the worst crash site in this central city of The U.S. Air Force announced conservative, and all are essen­ way to see a person elevated to condition which he estimated would before bursting into flames. what portion of that residue. Suddenly the air turns cool. “Well, retorted, “At least she’s made the 130,000. Bumed-out cars lined the State prosecutor Joerg Bach- late Thursday it was suspending tially to the right of the justices Manchester officials are contemplating sainthood is to agree with someone he is very good with the baby, a lot cost about $30 billion. street. For more than a block, all tactical training flights in I RING IN THE NEW YEAR honor roll every semester, and wears Quick action is not Wall's forte. He mann, investigating the crash for they replaced. raising dumping fees as one means of making close to that person — a spouse, a better than most men. Why, just last a 'Drug-free, That’s for Me’ button on many buildings were either des­ West German authorities, said Europe until Tuesday. The West But no liberals left the bench >_ Enjoy Your Evening Out At parent, a brother or sister — who is week he changed a diaper. You never has been chairman of the Federal troyed or heavily damaged. German air force suspended its the town less vulnerable, but that will not that wardrobe you’re so critical of. Home Loan Bank Board since July witnesses reported seeing one of during Reagan’s tenure, depriv­ lambasting said person. did like Harry, did you?” You begin to Maybe you’d rather she was doing City manager Klaus Schoenb- the plane’s two engines on fire own low-level training flights ing him of the opportunity to solve the overall problem. Likewise, the quickest way to see 1987 and the situation has gone from ach said the sixth body was found until the end of the year and feel like you were the one who took the some of the things you were doing crisis to catastrophe. shortly before it crashed. achieve a sea change. I MANCHESTER oneself lowered to the status of a at about 9 a.m. in the ruins of the called on its allies to do the same. waitress to Las Vegas, instead of back in high school In your mother’s But Wall hasn’t been simply twid­ A rescue worker, Volker Ack- Things could be different under sneaky-eyed, snake-tongued sow is to poor, misunderstood Harry. Fairlane ...” most seriously damaged house. steiner, said the plane’s ammuni­ Opposition political parties Bush. dling his thumbs. He spends a lot of Schoenbach said the lone pilot of “ COUNTRY CLUB agree with the person browbeating The same phenomenon happens What I always forget is that by time feeding the public a warmed- tion kept exploding after the called for a ban on low-level Let Bolton the other. with parents. "I just don’t know where the A-10 Thunderbolt II and five crash, making initial rescue flights and sharp cuts in' air ^ Our inclusive plan features: agreeing with my friends’ assess­ over stew of excuses and obfuscation. people on the ground were killed Example: Let a wife tearfully we’ve gone wrong with Gretchen,” ments of their significant others. I’m Wall starts with a light appetizer — efforts difficult. exercises. Hot & Cold Hors D’oeuvres confide to you. her good girlfriend, the your friend laments. "I told her she in the crash. The Thunderbolt II, designed to Ohio first in trucks either (a) pointing out what lousy it doesn’t matter who caused the The U.S. Air Force identified Opposition to low-level flying Complimentary Bar all Evening sorry way her husband has been couldn’t take her car to the all-night judgment they showed in picking the crisis Following is the main course support ground forces and fight grew in August when Italian stunt COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Prime Rib or treating her of late. "He puts on his the pilot as Capt. Michael P. tanks, was carrying 1,000 rounds voters act fraternity party, so she took her jerk in the first place, or (b) pbinting about the know-nothings who are planes collided and crashed into a Ohio says it produces more trucks Baked Stuffed Shrimp Dinner ] suit and says he’s going to the office, Foster, 34. It did not give his of 30mm training ammunition, father’s New Yorker and backed it out that, yes, indeed, they must have - peddling outrageous estimates of the hometown. crowd of spectators at an air show than any other state in the nation Continental Breakfast then the cleaning lady comes in to find into a Git-N-Go going after more beer. cost of the taxpayer bailout. For Air Force officials said. at the U.S. Air Force Base in The Board of Selectmen in Bolton voted done something wrong somewhere to Peter Becker, a civil defense City councilman Guenther and now is second only to Dancing to "IV B.C." j him eating Cocoa Puffs and watching When her father went to the police turn out a kid this spoiled. dessert. Wall serves up an airy souffle Ramstein. Seventy people were Michigan in automobile Tuesday against changing the town’s form of official in North Rhine Westpha­ Krug said three buildings were killed. Contemporary Sounds ‘Silverado’ for the 17th time! Then he station to pick her up. she told him it In the case of siblings — i.e. the of tribute to all the thrifts that are not assembly. featuring a female vocalist. government to the council-manager form, but doesn’t bring any money home, and was all his fault for not sending her to insolvent. If you listen hard, you can the five selectmen were split 3 to 2 on the brother who can’t hold a job and only In the 1987 model year, Ohio’s says it’s because he spent his entire gymnastics camp so she could have phones when he needs money — hear the belch from the S&L operators truck production totaled 884,296 At the affordable price of issue. As a result of that one-vote margin, the month preparing a case for some made cheerleader.” who destroyed their thrifts with units, or 23.1 percent of all trucks you’re just pointing out a defective greed. 'Devil winds’ spread fires ^ *110. per couple. Bolton voters themselves will not have an migrant workers who were killed in a This is a subject one can really gene pool ... the same gene pool made in the country. Michigan W LIMITED SESTINC opportunity to decide on the issue unless a bus wreck on the way to the orange warm to. especially if one has no Don’t write away asking for Wall’s was second with 842,583 units. whence sprang your friend. recipes. He has a fetish for secrecy. petition is presented to the selectmen calling grove the day before the trial” children oneself. “Oh, you poor dear. As I said, someday I’ll learn, but I Ohio, which built 923,700 cars in >- RESERVE EARLY! CALL 64-6-0103 i So what do you do? What any God knows you ’ ve done your best with This year, the Bank Board has the 1987 model year, displaced for a popular vote. expect a few more faux pas before I convened only three public meetings, throughout Southern Calif. ^ A *25"° deposit per couple is required by Dec. 20th. true-blue girlfriend would do — you that girl, and all she’s given you is Missouri as the second largest In light of the close vote, it is well that do. For the time being, I’m practicing but has met at least 70 times behind car maker, behind Michigan. take her side. You think she wants grief. Why, if you’d had the wardrobe a concerned-yet-non-committal gaze X 305 South Main St. (Route 83), Manchester I advocates of the council-manager form of sympathy, confirmation that she is closed doors. Old agency hands LOS ANGELES (AP) - Fire­ tated and seven damaged in couple found a row of palm trees Missouri had held the No. 2 spot you’ve bought that girt when we were to use when my friends tear their believe that’s a reford. fighters are bracing for another wind-driven fires. Damage was and a nearby home ablaze, and since 1982. government are circulating such a petition. wholly innocent, mistreated and that age, we’d have thought we were loved ones apart. HAPPY NEW YEAR • HAPPY NEW YEAR • HAPPY NEW Y E ' taken for granted. During some of those secret meet­ round of the fierce Santa Ana estimated at $5 million. battled fires on their roof until The best way to find out how the majority of movie stars! And if we’d said Someday I’ll remember to use it. ings, Wall doled out tax breaks to rich winds that whipped through ”We lost everything — the they were overwhelmed. “Yeah, and then there was the time something like that to our fathers, investors who do the government a house, the cars,” said Dan Bolton voters feel is to determine first if he cashed in the baby’s birthday bond Southern California igniting fires “It was just like the air was full enough of them, about 225 voters, think the we’d still be trying find a ride home favor by taking over insolvent institu­ which destroyed at least 22 homes Hanlon, 49, of La Verne, who fled of these giant sparks,” said Mrs. to take that waitress to Vegas, and you from the police station.” Sarah Overstreet is a syndicated tions. Recent estimates of lost tax and cut power to half a million with his wife. ”We were lucky to Livingston, 56. question should be put to popular vote. thought he was at the bar as.sociation It isn’t too long after a statement columnist. revenue because of those secret deals people. get out. We had to drive through CHRISTMAS TREES range upwards of $3 billion. But those The hot, dry “devil winds” flames.” In the San Fernando Valley figures come from people Wall from the desert gusted to 69 mph, An artificial Christmas tree community of Chatsworth, six “Choose and Cut Your Own considers wild-eyed analysts — the causing damage estimated at $10 wrapped in colored lights and men were arrested for investiga­ Open Fornm Congressional Budget Office, the million but no serious injuries, tinsel lay on the driveway of Roy tion of arson as firefighters Joint Committee on Taxation and although some residents had to and Elinor Livingston’s home, doused a five-acre brushfire, a several private financial consultants. dash through flames, officials the only thing salvaged from the ridge into Glendale, said Los How much will it cost to hook up to the tions. he had a resolution passed by both committee has had several meetings In short, anyone who disagrees with said. ruins. Angeles Fire Department spokes­ Downtown spending mall? How much more to bring a water houses of Congress to declare drunken with a subcommittee of the Board of Wall’s own “don't-worry-be-happy” “We saw sparks, showers of Awakened by a neighbor, the man Jim Wells. truck line down from Spring Street? driving a national crisis. Education. The main theme that pre­ math is wild-eyed. sparks, like rain,” said Ruben should go to voters It’s been one short year since Mayor May we please have your support in vailed was that more has to be done in Wall is still not admitting that any Cabadas, 18, recounting his fami­ To (he Editor: DiRosa and the board said they would making this dream come true? It would Manchester to educate its parents and taxpayer money will be needed for the ly’s flight from their Baldwin Christmas Crafts Show ’88 follow the will of the voters on the be wonderful to go to Washington with a children about the Importance of school bailout while more realistic insiders Park home on Thursday. Buckland mall bond issue. One short are trying to settle on how many $22 The reconstruction of Main Street folder of editorials from Connecticut’s attendance. What Is more effective than Hardest hit were the Los Manchester Community College year and how many tens of million of newspapers, radio and TV. the early morning phone calls? If sends a billions of dollars that bailout will Angeles suburbs of Baldwin Park ANY TREE ON THE FARM requires $2 million to come from the dollars? taxpayers of Manchester. The Town This is extremely important to the direct message of caring as well as cost. and La Verne, where fires Lowe Program Center Charter states that any money that is Mayor DiRosa owns a business on people in our state because our leaders “school is where the child should be.” It M6re than 500 savings and loans, blamed on wind-downed power Saturday, December 10 • 10-4 Bring the Family to Select Your Tree! borrowed by the use of bonds must be Main Street. It is wrong for this issue not have done nothing to remove the will impart a more serious attitude about 20 percent of the thrift industry, lines destroyed at least 22 homes approved by the electors (town referen­ to go to "the town electors. The Town intoxicated drivers from our roads in the which will carry over into the junior and are flat broke, with an estimated 400 and damaged 12 others and five 50 Craftsmen & Artists from the Northeast dum) . If money is taken from the town Charter was written to protect the last two years. The fatalities and injuries senior high school levels. Towns that more institutions hanging on by their businesses. hall fund and then used to reconstruct people. It should be observed. If this is a are on the rise and it’s so senseless. have instituted such programs agree. fingernails. The winds toppled at least a Admission *1.50 • Under 12 FREE Main Street, then we bond the repairs on good program, the voters of Manchester We sincerely appreciate all your It has been said that truancy is not a dozen tractor-trailers and a mo­ will pass it. Government is supposed to efforts in informing the public about the concern on the elementary level in town. A moral dilemma tor home on freeways obscured the town hall, aren’t we really bonding Refreshments * Family Fun ■ * Ample Free Parking ^zen Qristmas the reconstruction of Main Street with­ be open for the people, not for Mayor devastating results of driving while However, we have yet to receive the data The ethical legacy left by some by blowing dirt and sand. out putting this to referendum? DiRosa’s private cause. intoxicated. With all of us working that is relevant to our proposal for a total members of the Reagan administra­ About 500,000 people were with­ Mayor DiRosa should check this out together, we can and will make a callback — that is the average daily tion may have prompted Congress to out power at various times. By with an attorney before he commits the Peter J- McNamara difference. absence rate at each elementary school. push too hard for a new ethics bill — nightfall Thursday, 30,800 re­ 106 Summit St., Manchester This is the type of recordkeeping that we that and the fact that it’s an election ^arm town to another legal battle. I do not mained in the dark in Los 1^ ‘Tree know which plan is better for Main Nancy Ricci are all about; what number of absences year and nobody wants to look like a Angeles, Orange, Riverside and Street. DiRosa vs. Marlow — I could care 17 Fritz Place, Wallingford are reported and what number are not. moral slouch. Reagan vetoed Con­ San Bernardino counties, utility ■ Home of Quality Grown Trees less. But I am concerned about the We contend that the schools that may gress’ zealous attempt to right past officials said. mayor’s total disregard for the Town Drunken driving need our program the most have no wrongs and that means the ethics Electricity was out in the La Charter and the rights of the people to “PTA/Volunteer Callback System” in question will be back on the agenda Canada-Flintridge School Dis­ Barber Hill Road, South Windsor vote. The Town Charter is in place to is nationai crisis place or are operating only with a partial when the new Congress convenes. trict, where schools were closed one. This is not enough — our parents and Here are a few of the “flaws” Reagan protect the rights of the taxpayers in To the Editor: Callback program today. Tel: 644-2478 town. children deserve better. This is why we found in the bill; A former president The forecast held little relief. Is common sense are asking the Board of Education to could face criminal penalties for The high-pressure system caus­ From Windsor Locks From aoekvW* The financing of Main Street must go As president of RID, I was deeply before the taxpayers of Manchester. It is adopt our program and give it the lobbying in Washington, even if he ing the turbulence, in combina­ Christmas is Magic at honored to be invited to serve as a To the Editor: strength it needs townwide. lobbied for such noble causes as the tion with a low-pressure system wrong when six people on the Board of member of the “expert panel on citizen Directors can spend large sums of the East Hartford and Vernon currently rights of the homeless. A federal off Baja California, appeared to Victoria Ashley Shopping Day advocacy at the Surgeon General’s "Total callback” Is needed in Man­ utilize the program we seek. Many other employee couldn’t go into any private be stuck over southern Idaho, the taxpayers’ money on projects the Workshop on Drunk Driving” in Wa­ chester. It is a simple system of business that required him to appear Exclusively for Children taxpayers have no say over. First, $9.5 Connecticut towns do also. Seven states National Weather Service said. shington, D.C., from Dec. 14 to 16.1 never accountability that teaches the impor­ have passed laws enacting such pro­ before a federal regulatory agency, ”I can see these winds continu­ OPEN million on the Buckland mall. Then even thought of myself as an expert but I tance of school attendance early on, even if he had no past dealings with Sunday, Decem ber II, 1988, 10 am to 1 pm $350,000 on Manchester Lumber. Now $2 grams. We have acquired 1.000 names on ing, although not as strong as will do my very best in representing RID when all values need to be instilled. a petition signed by town residents that agency. The president’s critics today, into the early part of next DAY AFTER million on Main Street. How much on the and the state of Connecticut. Parents will be required to call in if their say he exaggerated his case. Parents invited to wait in our front parlor sewage treatment plant? And $850,000 on asking for the program. week,” weather service meteo­ We are one step closer to our dream of elementary school child is going to be The Department of Youth Services in rologist Mark McKinley said while children shop, have gifts wrapped the new revaluation. And $90,000 to having Dr. C. Everett Koop declare absent. If the call does not come, the Mini-editorial THANKSGIVING subsidize rents on North Elm Street. town says that our program will be a help Thursday. drunken driving a national crisis. It’s a school staff would call the home or place to what they are doing In the schools. The Product safety groups remind par­ Fourteen homes were des­ and visit with Santa. very serious health problem that results of business to determine the legitimacy chief of police, the mayor, and the ents every Christmas that many of the troyed in Baldwin Park 20 miles Refreshments Served EVERY DAY In thousands of preventable deaths and of the absence. chairman of the Board of Education toys on the market can kill or injure northeast of downtown Los An­ injuries each year. By making it a Our objectives are three — safety and support the total callback. The superin­ children. Here’s our shopping tip for geles and five were damaged national crisis we will be allowed to welfare, the timely notification to the tendent’s office however says that “we parents: Put yourself in the head of along with five commercial build­ 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m iQaiu’lirBtrr Hrraljl educate and make each and every parent if the child sets out for school but are not a high enough priority.” Our your child. If the toy can be twisted, ings when 75 mph gusts snapped person aware of the dangers and effects does not arrive (abduction); early committee asks. ’’Can’t Manchester do broken, swallowed or stuffed in the power lines, igniting a fire at PoundMi In 1M1 the drunken driver has on all of us, for no detection of children skipping school — this much for Its parents and children?” ear, forget it. The manufacturer’s Allan Paper Co., fire officials PENNY M. 8IEFFERT...... Pubiliher one is immune from their destruction. today many parents leave for work We would like to hope it will, and we ask Intended use fora toy Is the last thing a said. Damage was estimated at GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor This campaign was spearheaded by before the child leaves for school; early your support at the vote on Monday, Dec. baby will do with it. $4.5 million. 989 Main Street (2nd floor Naa$iff Sports) ★ 649^618I DOUGLAS A. BEVINS.... Executive Editor Sandy Golden, nationally known speaker detection of problems in the home such 12 , In La Verne and neighboring Rsgutmr Shopping houn wUl return* ei i.*00 pm unili 5.*00 pm. MARIE P. G RADY...... City Editor and author of “Getting the Drunk Off the as abuse that may interfere with school Jack Anderson and his associate, unincorporated parts of Clare­ W e reserve the right to limit the quantity. ALEXANDER GIRELLI.... Ateoclite Editor Roads.” Through his dynamic efforts performance. Suzanne L. Leslie Dale Van Atta, are syndicated colum­ mont, eight homes were devas­ and the support of numerous organiza­ It is a program of common sense. Our 21 Hampton Drive, Manchester nists. M - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Dec. 9, 1988 Quake fflauflirstrr Umli) Amtmttn N A T O leaders like From page 1 Republic Section 2, Page 16 SOVIET Soviet proposals SPORTS Friday, Dec. 9, 1989 Spitak. a city of 16,000 near Turkish border, were destroyed. UNION Leninakan, “ 99 percent of the Spitak "was practically erased BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) — Manfred Woemer said, “ We population is gone,” he said. from the face of the Earth,” said N ATO foreign ihinisters today cannot base our security on the "Helpless sobbing people are one television correspondent. Klfovakan Leninakan I said the enormous changes under good or 6ad intentions or person­ climbing on the wreckage of an Tass said half the buildings in way in the Soviet Union offer an ality of the Soviet ieaders." apartment house, from which can Kirovakan, a city of 150,000, had Yaravan unprecedented opportunity for "We look upon M r. Gorbachev be heard heart-rending cries for crumbled. Whale finds character in dramatic win improved international relations. help,” the Communist Party with sympathy and encourage his It said the injured and those left TURKEY “ We will continue to seize every daily Pravda wrote from Lenina­ reform efforts ... whiie they lead By Jim Tierney luck,” the 24-year-old said. “ It homeless were being housed in opportunity to cooperate in the showed a lot of character,” the kan, a heavily battered city near to more human rights and a more Manchester Herald was late in the game. I knew I was tents, military barracks, officers' search for political solutions to 25-year-old Sidorkiewicz said. the quake's epicenter. responsible conduct of foreign upby myself and I knew I couldn’t houses and clubs, garrisons and IRAN East-West differences," the min­ "That’s the nature of hockey. You U.S. scientists said the quake affairs and a reduction in mil­ HARTFORD — ‘Character’ shoot it with my forehand. So. I dining rooms. isters said in a statement ending a keep working hard and things will measured 6.9 on the Richter itary capability," he said. was the word permeating the had to turn around and shoot it. I Alexei Gartinsky, a senior two-day meeting of the North turn around for you eventually.” scale. Gorbachev’s address Wednes­ Hartford Whalers' lockerroom was just trying to shoot it on net official of the Soviet Red Cross, Atlantic Treaty Organization. Ferraro knew how big this “ We expect more tremors to day at the United Nations, the after Thursday night’s game with and I got good wood on it. A lot of told ABC-TV's “ Good Morning But they also urged “ tangible victory was for the Whalers. take place soon in the area of the ministers said, “ represents the the New York Rangers. luck and a little bit of skill.” America” today that antibiotics, AP graphic and lasting changes" from the “ It’s a good feeling to get a bit earthquake that shook the trans- starting point of a new approach For a team which has been disposable syringes and blood Soviet Union to help solve the Martin, who has three goals of a losing streak off the mark,’ he Caucasian region on Dec. 7,” said by the Soviet Union to the size and struggling since Day One of last supplies are needed. problems dividing East and West. ^and two assists since rejoining said. "Ronnie Francis scored a Nikolai Shebalin, a spokesman structure of their military forces season until now, the Whalers Albert Khachatryan, a depart- The statement cited the an­ the Whalers (12-14-1), knew how big goal for us at the end of the for the Soviet Institute of Physics and programs.” undubitably gave their best effort vent head of the Armenia Health nouncement Wednesday by So­ important this win was for the second period to close the gap to of the Earth. Relief Sir Geoffrey Howe, the British of this campaign which just Ministry, said by telephone that viet President Mikhail S. Gorba­ team. two again. It’s always tough to secretary of state for foreign passed the 1/3 mark. "A lot of guys forced them­ Tass quoted him as saying the 4,700 injured people, including 800 From page 1 chev that the Soviets will come back in this league, espe­ affairs, said the speech was filled After Hartford’s 9-0 humilia­ tremors “ should be less power­ children, were in Yerevan's unilaterally reduce their armed selves to keep alive on the cially now when everyone seems ful” than the quake, which also with “ realism and good sense." tion of Buffalo on Tuesday, it was bench,” Martin explained. "We hospitals. forces by 500,000 troops, or nearly to be evenly matched.” “ It does offer up encouraging time to see if any of that offensive had half the game left when that rocked portions of the republics of “ We have set up special surgi­ delivered to a Politburo commis­ 10 percent, and withdraw some Azerbaijan and Georgia. “ We are trying to organize a prospects for seeking new solu­ firepower was for real or just an short-handed goal went in. cal and trauma units in various sion. The quake registered 6.9 on conventional weapons from east­ WHALER NOTES - Paul Official Soviet media covered committee of Connecticut resi­ tions to old problems,” he told aberration. There’s a difference in trying to hospitals and more than 300 the Richter scale. ern Europe. The move would still MacDermid did not play due to dents. We want to try to coordi­ reporters. When Ranger rookie Tony do It on your own or trying to do it the disaster with unprecedented specialists from other cities and It struck in the Soviet republics leave the Warsaw Pact with more sprained ribs and shoulder mus­ scope and speed. nate with the rest of the country, The officials said in their Granato stole a Clarey Wilson as a team. That’s a character other republics have arrived to of Azerbaijan and Georgia, but also the Armenian Diocese, to see conventional weapons and troops cles and ligaments during Tues­ In an interview Thursday on statement they welcomed Gorba­ pass and scored a short-handed game for us.” day’s 9-0 win over Buffalo. He is help out,” he said. hit hardest in Armenia, a republic whether the need is really in In Europe than N A TO has. Soviet television. Premier Niko­ chev’s move. “This implicitly goal with 4:36 left in the second Whaler captain Ron Francis Fhresident Reagan offered hu­ with a population of nearly 2.5 terms of food, medication, money Secretary of State George P. out a week to 10 days, . . John lai I. Ryzhkov appealed for aid to acknowledges our long-held view period, the Rangers (15-11-3) led, manitarian aid, Cuban President million. Shultz stressed again that the tipped in a Dave Babych shot on a Anderson (groin) will be out the area. He said rescue workers or clothing,” said Melikian, a that redressing the conventional 4-1. Fidel Castro pledged to send Because AmeriCares, an inter­ allies must maintain a strong power play to slice the Ranger another 2-3 days. .. The Rangers. needed cranes and other heavy native of Iran who is of Armenian imbalance is the key to more r However, the Whalers’ latent construction workers, and Bri­ national relief organization based defense effort even in the wake of lead to 4-2 heading into the final 1-4-1 against Adams Division descent security and stability in Europe." character rose to the occasion to equipment to remove debris and tain dispatched London firefigh­ in New Canaan, receives its the Soviet initiatives. period. Kevin Dineen, who leads teams entered the game with the look for survivors. Anyone wishing to contribute to score four answered goals the ters to join the rescue effort. . medical supplies from manufac­ “Being encouraged doesn't The carrying out of these the club with 14 goals, then second-best road record in the AmeriCares' Armenian relief ef­ rest of the way for a dramatic 5-4 TV reports said two-thirds of Switzerland sent specially turers at a discount, there is not mean that you just go bananas measures, the statement said, stuffed home a Ray Ferraro pass National Hockey League. They Leninakan. a city of 290.000on the fort should make checks payable come-from-behind victory before trained search dogs to help sniff much of a need for contributions and forget about what got you “ would he a very important first early in the third. are now 8-7-2. . . The Whalers to AmeriCares-Armenia and mail 13,229 at the Civic Center. The equalizer came when roo­ out survivors, France sent a of material goods. here and so you want to keep step in this direction and reduce, have won five of their last .seven them to; AmeriCares, 161 Cherry The unlikliest of characters, kie Jody Hull flung a backhander rescue team involved in the 1985 The group is, however, seeking doing the things that are con­ but not eliminate," the imbalan­ games and host the N H L ’s best St., New Canaan 06840. Tom Martin, made a whirling on net which Wilson deftly quake in Mexico City, Italy donations to help defray the cost structive,” he told a news ces in conventional forces. team right now. Calgary. Satur­ spin move around the top of the dispatched a 19-member rescue of transporting the relief supp­ conference. The implementation of the cuts, deflected past Froese with 10:22 day night at 7:30. The Whalers MHS Associated Press reports are in right circle and blasted a 30-foot to play. team and the Swedish Red Cross lies, Norman said. Shultz, who has met with NATO it said, “ would provide a very will be looking to record their included in this story. slapper past Ranger goalie Bob From page 1 said it would send $333,000 worth “ We're able to send about $50 of ministers in Brussels and else­ favorable impetus to the conven­ “ It’s a great way to win a third straight win for the first Froese for the game-winner with of medical supplies. supplies for every dollardonated, Light-weight aircraft where over 6'A years on the job, tional stability negotiations.” hockey game.” Whaler Ctoach time this year. . . Scott Young 5; 16 left in the game. Today and Saturday were de­ and it costs about $149,000 for one Daedalus, the American-built was attending his last alliance Larry Pleau said. "It probably is extended his point streak to six The ministers on Thursday Ranger Jason Lafreniere saw would take us seriously,” Mor- clared days of mourning in plane,” Norman said. "So you do aircraft that set a record for session. the best game for us at home, games Over that span he has tiBfi unveiled their position for the his back-hander hit off the left iarty said. “ The administration Armenia. need cash to send in those human-powered flight last April “ The alliance, it seems to me, is that’s for sure. When we went scored one goal and collected nine Conventional Stability Talks, due post with six seconds left. has been very approachable, and A special meeting of represen­ materials.” in Its journey between two Greek in a very strong position,” he down, 4-1, we didn’t lose our assists. , , Granato is second to begin early next year in Martin, who was acquired on we feel it (review committee) has tatives of all 15 Soviet republics Gregor Mellkian of Greenwich islands 72 miles apart, had a said. “ It's cohesive, it's informed composure. If it (the short- among all rookies with l.'i goals Vienna, Austria. The talks will waivers from Minnesota on Dec. 1 handed goal) took anything out of an excellent chance of working,” was called in Yerevan to discuss said he plans to organize a wingspan of 112 feet and weighed about what is taking place.” and has five goals and three AP photo cover the 16 N A TO nations and and played five games with said Moriarty. disaster relief. statewide relief group. only 68.5 pounds. NATO Secretary-General us, we wouldn’t have won the assists in his last seven games... seven Warsaw Pact countries. Hartford last year, was most Although Moriarty said it is game.” Guy Lafleur, the 37-year-old Hall SCRAM BLE — Jan Erixon of the take the puck in their game Thursday humble concerning his heroics. difficult to say whether all Goalie Peter Sidorkiewicz. who of Famer. gave the Rangers a 1-0 Rangers, right, ties up Dean Evason of night at the Civic Center. The Whalers students are willing to cooperate, “ It (the winning goal) was 5 made 21 saves, was superb in goal lead with a wicked rising slapshot the Whalers against the boards as rallied for a 5-4 victory. percent skill and 95 percent in the third period. " ’Tonight, we in the first period. he is confident the protests will • . e x a m p le BUYS: teammate Tony Granato moves in to end. Ludes has said only a small a mount of the 1,525 students at the AL SIEFFERTS: school were protesting the rule. AUDIO., mwr o Some students are protesting *COTT. RECEIVER, 25 WATTS NOW ONLY .. • • Hurst heads west, the policy because they claim TOSHIBA, COMPACT DUAL CASSETTE STEREO TV»!'< 1 99 . Purdue boils over classrooms are cold and lockers PRE-HOLIDAY TOSHIBA, C.D. PLAYER — - • • iTg are not secure for storing per­ AKAI,C.D . PLAYER, W TH REMOTE 2 4 9 . sonal belongings. Ludes said no 1 3 signs with Padres other students had been sus­ TOSHIBA, SIX DISC CHANGER 3J 9 . in rout of Huskies pended as of this morning for SSfwkfsHiriof WATT RAW ®®»* Bv Jim Donaghy and $25,000 for being selected to WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. ensively. Mentally. Poi.se. We got violating the policy. MITSUBISHI, 150 WATT RACK STEREO SYSTEM 7 9 9 . The Associated Press the All-Star Game. (AP) - 7 The Purdue Boilermak­ a clinic given to us. We accepted “ We had a good day yesterday, ” It’s a big amount of money.” ers needed an emotional lift and it. apparently gladly. things have been pretty normal,” GRAND A TL A N TA — As a place to live. Hurst said. “ But baseball is an coach Gene Keady gave it to them "When the crowd got into the he said. “ This is a school,” he VIDEO. rrr San Diego has a lot to offer. As a industry that does very well.” himself. game, our kids left the game. 1 added. “ One of the things kids 13" COLOR PORTABLE...... ®J39. place to live and play baseball, it "Bruce is a quality pitcher and don’t have a reason why we should learn is how to solve 19" COLOR TELEVISION had even more for free agent will only have a positive influence Keady drew a technical foul played so poorly.” problems, and we aim to make 19" COLOR TV, WITH REMOTE ' • • •• .• A. R E -O P E N I N g Bruce Hurst. on the Padres,” San Diego midway through the first half and The loss snapped UConn’s this a learning process for all of 13" TOSHIBA, COLOR PORT,-WITH CONTROL The left-hander took the fresh manager and general manager it apparently inspired a 14-point eight-game winning streak dat­ us. We need to see if responsible ON SCREEN DISPLAY, SLEEP TIMER AND MORE 299. ocean breeze and $5.25 million Jack McKeon said. outburst by the Boilermakers, ing back to last season and the people can make the process a f ^TOSHIBA, TO TABLE MODEL, W/REMOTE. over three years by signing with ” We made every effort to sign who went on to defeat No. ,18 start of the National Invitation work.” ON SCREEN DISPLAY, SLEEP TIMER AND MORE 499. the San Diego Padres on Bruce Hurst.” Boston vice presi­ Connecticut 88-73 on Thursday Tournament. The Huskies won’t 19" RCA, COLOR TV, WITH REMOTE 279. Thursday. dent Lou Gorman said. ” His night. have a lot of time to lick their 20" ZEMITH, COLOR TV, WITH REMOTE 349. The signing ended several family and the health of his “ What we tried to do is play wounds as they head to Charlot­ Walesa leaves 20" ZENITH COLOR, WITH STEREO-REMOTE 399. < > weeks of high-roller bidding for mother (who lives in Utah) was a with some emotion, get into the tesville, Va., to take on the 25" ZEMITH COLOR CONSOLE WITH REMOTE 499. Hurst. major, major factor.” game defensively, and get up and Virginia Cavaliers Saturday Hurst’s agent, Nick Lampro.«, down the floor, and we finally did afternoon. to meet with " s - spent the last week listening to The deal was agreed to about 4 that,” Keady said. “So far this ■ Purdue led 15-14 with 13:31 left offers and working out contract a.m. Thursday when the Padres season the only time we’ve had in the half when Keady was French leader language. changed the lockout language emotion was on the bus to the as.sessed his technical foul for VIDEO RECORDERS... “ My wife and I sat down early portion of the contract. ^ 5 game. We finally had it on the arguing a foul call against cent.er WARSAW, Poland (AP) - FAMOUS MAKE - VHS ...... *1JS' this morning and decided what The Padres had wanted an playing floor.” Mel McCants. Solidarity leader Lech Walesa FAMOUS MAKE, VHS VIDEO RECORDER • 199. was right for our family,” Hurst arbitrator to decide whether The partisancrowd roared with Connecticut’s Chris Smith hit today left Poland for the first time F/MVHS-RECORDER WITH ON-SCREEN DISPLAY 249. said. "San Diego was the place we Hurst would be paid in the event each Purdue basket and Connec­ one of the two free throws, then since a 1981 military crackdown, NEC, VHS-2 HEAD, WITH ON SCREEN DISPLAY 329. wanted logo. We plan to live there of a strike, but agreed to a ticut mistake during the run from the Boilermakers started their telling reporters at the airport and make roots.” “ defensive lockout.” which the Huskies never run. that it was time “ to finish the MrreuSfsHf, 4 HEAD WITH ON-SCREEN DISPUkY 388. With the Boston Red Sox last Under the language in Hurst’s recovered. Jim m y Oliver hit two 3- Stalinist system for good.” NEC, 4 HEAD WITH ON SCREEN DISPLAY.. . 379. BEST SELECTION, ^ season. Hurst was 18-6 with a 3.66 contract, a player gets paid ” I think the home court had a pointers. Tony Jones scored two Walesa flew to Paris to meet earned run average. during a lockout unless the lot todowith it.” Keady said. ”We baskets and Scheffler added a PANASONIC,VHS-HI-FI STEREO INCLUDES, r got off to a great start and shot three-point play to make the with President Francois Mitter­ BUILT-IN AMP, - SIX HEAD The Red Sox and California lockout is in response to a strike rand and to attend observances of -LOW EST PRICES!! Angels had offered $5.5 million or a strike threat. well, both outside and inside. score 28-15 with 6:40 to play in the the 40th anniversary of the United each. Before coming to the winter The Padres got Hur.st on the That dictated the tempo, which half. Nations' adoption of the Univer­ MORE VIDEO«««« *999* Come visit our newly rem odele^nd enlarged Video, meetings, Hurst had turned down same day they lost another we wanted.” Purdue scored 11 of the last 13 points of the half and took a 4.‘>-26 sal Declaration of Human Rights. HITACHI, CAMCORDER, AUTO-FOCUS. 6 T01 ZOOM S999.^ Audios Major Appliance Showroom. n a $5.1-miilion offer from the St. pitcher. Free agent Andy Haw­ Stephen Scheffler .scored 15 of The Solidarity leader, standing RCA. CAMCORDER, AUTO-FOCUS. 6 TO 1 ZOOM Louis Cardinals. kins left San Diego and signed his 21 points in the fir.st half, the halftime lead on Loren Clybiirn’s at the passport window at War­ PANASONIC, CAMCORDER, AUTO-FOCUS. * You'll see the Biggest Selection of America's favorite Top 3 "It was an interesting process with the New York Yankees.. The best of five Boilermakers reach­ 19-foot jumper. saw's crowded Okecie airport, 6 TO 1 Z O O M ...... 1 U 9 W . and I ’m glad it’s over.” Hurst announcements came within ing double figures as they im­ Oliver, Jones and Clyburn each Name Brands at the Lowest Possible Prices. Join in the proved to 4-2, Connecticut suf­ scored II points, while Ryan said he was happy to get the PANASONIC, CAMCORDER, AUTO-F OCUS. ^ ^ said. “ I ’m uncomfortable with minutes of each other. AP photo passport for his first foreign trip Holiday Festivities with Gigantic Storewide Savings at a having our salaries published. ” We would have pursued Hurst fered its first loss after three Berning added 10 for Purdue victories. since his labor movement was "Some of the guys on our team even if we had signed Hawkins,” LO O K IN G FOR HELP — UConn's Phil Gamble holds the Smith led Connecticut with 16 !."?*FREE CARRYING CASE IM^ time you need it most,....Before the Hotidays. ” I can’t remember ever being points and Cliff Robinson had 14. banned following the 1981 (in Boston) were treated a little McKeon said. ball high over his head as he looks for an outlet while crackdown. harsh because of the money they Hurst is the third major acqui­ physically handled in every sin­ Purdue eventually built a 28- THE AREAS LARGEST DISPLAY OF being guarded by Purdue’s Loren Clyburn in their game gle phase of the game in my three point lead, 80-.52, on a free throw He said he hoped to meet in made.” sition for the Padres in the Thursday night in West Lafayette, Ind. The Boilermakers by John Brugos with .S^O Paris with Andrei Sakharov, a GIANT SCREEN Hurst, who got a $400,000 offseason. They got big hitter years here.” Huskies coach Jim romped, 88-73. Calhoun said. “Offensively. Def­ remaining. leading Soviet dissident and signing bonus, will earn $1.6 Jack Clark in a trade with the COLOR TV! FAMOUS MAKE million in 1989, $1.5 million in 1990 Yankees and acquired pitcher nuclear physicist who also will CHOOSE FROM MITSUBISHI - PIONEER - NEC attend Saturday's ceremonies. CLOCK ,• FAMOUS MAKE and $1.75 million in 1991. Walt Terrell in a deal with Referring to his passport and RCA - ZENITH - SYLVANIA AND MOREIII He will get a $100,000 bonus for Detroit. his Nov. 30 televised debate with WALKIMANTYPE RADIO ANSWERING winning the Cy Young Award. Hurst, who turns 31 in March, the chief of Poland's official MACHINE $100,000 for the MVP award, has a lifetime record of 88-73 in Bird anxious to return to Ceitics MICROWAVES....' i RADIO $50,000 for the playoff MVP, nine major league seasons with unions, Walesa said: “ There are ^ AM/FM * 2 9 . 8HOUR-VH^/t several elements which cause ....THE PERFECT HOLIDAY GIFT! $75,000 for the World Series MVP Boston. Bv Howard Ulman "I don’t think I ’ll have a that had been irritating his that the players keep their heads hope that everything's going to be SAMSUNG, MICROWAVE REDUCED . S 99. VIDEO The Associated Press problem when I get back because Achilles' tendons. Team physi­ up,” he said, “ Once you .start better.” LITTON, OVER THE RANGE-TOUCH PADS 389. COME EARLY FOR TAPE I know what I can do on the cian Arnold Scheller said minutes losing, it’s hard to stop losing. But he said problems re­ MAGIC CHEF, BUILT-IN TURNTABLE • 1®®- BR O O K LINE Mass. - Larry basketball court ,” Bird said after after performing the operation Once you start winning, it’s mained. such the government's GENERAL ELECTRIC, ELECTRONIC TOUCH PADS 199. BEST SELECTION!!! $ 0 Q Q ' Yanks lure Hawkins Bird limped into the gym wearing his team’s practice at Hellenic that he expected Bird to be ready easier to win” COMPLETELY ELECTRONIC...... a San Diego Padres cap. a gift College. ” If my feet aren’t to play in 3>A-4 months. It should be much easier to win monopoly on trade unions and its AMANA. 199. SANYOe A AIWA handling of social, political and FAMOUS MAKE By Ben Walker The Yankees came to the from teammate Danny Ainge. bothering me. I’ll be 100 percent Asked if he thought he’d beat once Bird gets hack. economic problems. REFRIGERATOR The Associated Press winter meetings looking for a “ He wanted me to wear it and I ’ll make things happen.” that estimate, Bird said. "I don’t GAS “ I have some soreness but I feel “ That is still the breath of starting pitcher. Nothing deve­ during the press conference.” That was good news for a town know if it’ll be a week earlier or THE EXTRAS YOU PAY CUBE really good.” said Bird, who Stalin. It was not communism, it GRILL ATLANTA - If the New York loped on the trade front and they said Bird who removed it before battered this week by two of its two weeks earlier or a .month FOR ELSEWHERE ARE PERFECT FOR missed just 27 games in his was him. And we have to end i t ... DUAL BURNER OFFICE OR DORM I Yankees can’t get who they want left the meetings empty-handed talking with reporters Thursday. top sports stars. Two days before later. I just hope I ’ll continue MAJOR APPLIANCES previous nine seasons, “ My time by way of evolution and not in a trade, they’ll buy him Just on Wednesday. The impish Ainge is a close San Diego hooked Hurst, Red Sox making the same progress that I revolution.” G.E., AUTOMATIC WASHER, LARGE CAPACITY ®®®®‘ .9tJ like the old days. But the Yankees, who built friend of former Boston Red Sox pitcher Roger Clemens criticized did the last couple of weeks” is going to come” I G.E.. ELECTRIC DRYER ...... “49. atalsibpfirts . * 1 6 9 . * 8 9 . The Yankees continued their championship teams with free pitcher Bruce Hurst, a free agent Boston as a place to rai.se a With Bird, the Celtics were 2-4. “ I'd like to reach an agreement Scheller. whohad said that Bird at last on pluralism and to finish O.E..UNDERCOOMTERDISIWASHER 288. free spending for free agents, agents such as Reggie Jackson. who signed Thur.sday with the family. Without him. they are 6-6 going •PRUDBUVBRY would be in fixed casts for six the Stalinist system for good,” he 0.e !! 18 CU.FT. frost free refrigerator ...... 499. luring pitcher Andy Hawkins with Catfish Hunter and Rich Gos- Padres. Hurst said he prefers “ It’s not a tough place for me to into tonight’s game in Boston •FRU NORMAL weeks and removable casts the said. CALORIC, PORTABLE-DISHWASHER 399. a three-year, $3.6-million con­ sage, found Hawkins available living on the West Coast. play or live." said a light-hearted Garden against Philadelphia INSTALLATION next six weeks, switched Bird to Walesa also was to confer with tract Thursday. and went after him. But while Hurst is leaving. Bird Bird, who spends offseasons in his “ It’s a learning situation. removable casta Wednesday af­ French trade unionists, the •PRUSKRVICK "It was the best offer we got,” The Padres were unwilling to can't wait to play again for a native Indiana. “ I love Boston. We’ve got a new coach (Jim m y ternoon, only 18 days after mayor of Paris and Cardinal said Hawkins, who made $453,000 give Hawkins more than a Boston team He said his rehabili­ I’ve adjusted well. The fans are Rodgers). We’ve got a lot of surgery. Jean-Marie Lustiger, leader of last season with San Diego. two-year contract and the right­ tation from major surgery on tough 'They expect a winner and young players,’’ Bird said. the French Roman Catholic SUPER dd is is c c o u n tUUUi) c e n t ie “ We’re very pleased with the way hander said negotiations with San both heels is ahead of schedule I’m a winner.. We want the same “ We’re running out of gas at the Bird, known for his hard work Church, before returning "iMSD*iR?'ReFRSe^ things turned out” Diego "really never developed ” but declined to predict if he’d be thing. end of the games. and eagerness to play, wasn't Monday. iuyriiSwSSSn' 445 HARTFORD ROAD - KEENEY STREET So are the Yankees. They went Hawkins will get $800,000 next back with the Celtics before “They're going to have to kick “They’re going to get better sure that was the best thing. Walesa, bundled in a thick coat NOUDAVHOURSi into the off-season pledging fiscal season. $1 million in I990and $1.4 mid-March, the original target me out of Boston if they want me and better and when I come back “That was a mistake beeause and sporting a front-billed fur O.E. REFRIGERATOR, 18 CU.FT^-FROST£REE_;^^^^99^ IMM.aTHUilt.'TR.t MANCHESTER, CT BASYTOOBTTOi restraint, but have since spent $4 million in 1991. He got a $400,000 date. to leave." healthy we’ll have a very good they’re going to be removed a TUn.-WD.SPRL'IR.a TAKE 1-84 TO million for Steve Sax and $2.5 signing bonus, a $150,000 interest- “ I'm feeling a lot better and The Celtics just want their star basketball team.’’ cap, received cheers of "Bravo TNBNBWI-38A lot," he said. 'T v e been doing SATURDAY M O TO 8 million for Dave LaPoint. free loan and will receive $100,000 moving a lot better than everyb­ forward to come back, the sooner Bird said it was important for more than they (medical person­ Lech!” when he arrived at SWnAVISiOOTOS TAKgmmiSBMY- Warsaw's central train station STRBBTBXrr. "We think we’re getting value if he is traded during the next ody anticipated.” he said during the better the O ltics not to lose confidence nel) want me to do They should 647-9997 received for dollars spent.” Gen­ his first news conference since Bird is recovering from when they lose games. know me better than to put me In from Gdansk earlier in the day. eral Manager Bob Quinn said. See HAW KINS, page 16 undergoing surgery Nov. 19. surgery to remove bone spurs “ It’s going to be very critical removable casts” 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 9, 198B M ANCHE S TE R H ER A LD . Friday, Dec. 9, 1988 — 17 Penguins put up fight SPORTS Knicks use 3-point shot but stili lose in Philly IN B R IE F to gun down the Bucks By Ken Rappoport one break with Mike Allison. The Associated Press The Kings came back from a 5-1 Fairfield wins first NHL Roundup deficit with three second-period N EW YO R K (AP) — Troy Bradford scored 17 NBA Roundup This time, the Pittsburgh Pen­ goals in a span of 4:27. Gretzky of his 29 points in the first half as Fairfield built a guins really put up a fight at the assisted on all three goals, 14-point lead on the way to a 73-57 victory over including Bernie Nicholls’ Philadelphia Spectrum. How­ Manhattan in the Metro Atlantic Athletic By Bill Barnard ever, the result was the same: league-leading 33rd. three were penalized after the Conference basketball opener for the teams The Associated Press another loss on Flyers ice. 10-minute free-for-all. Flyers Sabres 4, Bruins 2: Mark Napier Thursday night. scored one goal and set up two “ A lot of our people had a tough Coach Paul Holmgren felt it Fairfield ht 59 percent of its shots in building a N EW YO R K - Rick Pitino, night.” Penguins coach Gene turned things around for his others as Buffalo ended a three- 39-25 halftime lead, and Manhattan couldn’t get game losing streak, including a who took advantage of the 3-point Ubriaco said after a fight-filled team. within 10 points points of the lead thereafter. shot to get Providence College 4-3 loss to the Flyers on Thursday “ We’re the kind of team that’s 9-0 rout by Hartford on Tuesday Marvin Walters added 20 points for Fairfield, night. Into the Final Four two years ago, night. “ I think we just got a lot of not going to back down,” 1-4. is using the same route to bad calls overall.” Holmgren said. "W e played a Napier, in his 11th N H L season, fed the puck from behind the net improve the New York Knicks. Officials handed out 281 min­ good, solid checking game and The Knicks, coming off an utes in penalties, emphasized by weren’t afraid to get Involved.” to Benoit Hogue for the first- Central routs Wagner period goal that gave the Sabres a O-for-7 performance from 3-point a 10-minute brawl. Making it all Flames 8, Ollars S; Defenseman range against Denver on Tuesday the more bitter for the Penguins 2-0 lead. After Boston’s Steve NEW B R ITA IN (AP) - Deloe Shively and AP ptMXo Brad McCrimmon’s power-play Scott Weeden each hit six. three-point shots to night, made an NBA-record 11 to swallow was their 42nd straight goal midway through the third Kasper scored a power-play goal LOMBARDI WINNER — Auburn defen­ midway through the first period, lead Central Connecticut State to a 71-54 victory 3-pointers in 19 attempts Thurs­ game at the Spectrum without a period led Calgary over Edmon­ sive tackle Tracy Rocker holds up the day night en route to a 113-109 victory. Napier restored the Sabres’ two- over Wagner Thursday night. ton and extended the Flames’ victory over the Milwaukee The Penguins are 0-39-3 in goal margin at 16:01 of the second Weeden scored 20 points while Deloe added 18. Lombardi "College Lineman of the Year" unbeaten streak to a club-record Central raised its record to 3-2. while Wagner Bucks. The win moved New York Philadelphia since 1974. 13 games. period. Award in Houston Thursday night after Early in the third period, dropped to 1-3. being named the winner. into a tie for first place in the "They (the referees) were not McCrimmon’s goal at 8:34 of Atlantic Division. making the right calls.” said the third period on a shot from Napier broke in with Scott Amiel on goalie Reggie Lemelin. who “ We haven’t been that hot 4* Ubriaco. even though his team just inside the blue line went Steadman steps down lately from that range, but our big iSLm. was handed 11 power-play oppor­ between the legs of screened blocked tbe shot, but Arniel put in the rebound at 5:01 for a 4-1 lead. guys did a great job kicking the tunities in the rough game and goalie Grant Fuhr and broke a 3-3 KANSAS C ITY , Mo. (AP) — Jack Steadman ball out to us,” said Mark only cashed in the first two. "In a game when we needed tie. resigned as president of the in Owen dealt to Expos Jackson, who had three 3-point In other N H L action, it was such leadership. Napier gave it to The victory extended the a front-office shakeup that cost General Manager baskets. “ The thing with that shot us.” Sabres Coach Ted Satorsaid. A TL A N TA (AP) — The Montreal Expos can Calgary 5. Edmonton 3; Winnipeg Flames’ record to 11-0-2 in their Chris Nsiton/Spscitl lo ths Henid Jim Schaaf his job and team owner is if we keep taking them, sooner 5, Los Angeles 5; Hartford 5. New ^ only hope Spike Owen can do for them what he did last 13 games. It also improved Canadlent 8, Bluet 1: Bobby indicated there could be more changes. or later they’re going to fall in. York Rangers 4; Buffalo 4. ROADBLOCK — East Catholic’s Kelli for the Boston Red Sox in 1986. the Flames’ record at home to Smith had a goal and two assists Linda Perry (22), in their '88-89 opener Steadman will continue his overall responsibil­ But the test part of our 3-pointers Boston 2, and Montreal 5. St. The Expos got the shortstop they wanted 13-0-3, within two games of the as Montreal put a quick end to the Bender (41) goes after the basketball Thursday night at the Eagles’ gym. ity for the Qiiefs’ financial operations in his new is that coach has confidence in us Louis 1. Thursday by acquiring Owen from the Red Sox club record. three-game shutout string of St. with two Aquinas players, including Aquinas won, 58-43. position of board ebairman. and encourages us to keep taking Pelle Ekiund scored two goals for right-hander John Dopson and infielder Luis With the win, the Flames are Louis goaltender Greg Millen. Schaaf, whose contract expires in April 1989, them.” to lead the Flyers, including one Rivera, now 3-0 this season against their Mike Keane scored on Mont­ had been in the Chiefs’ front office for 23 years “ We’ve teen struggling from Owen spent his first four years in the majors that was credited to him in the provincial rivals and defending real’s first shot of the game and was named general manager in 1975. the 3-point line lately, but Rick second period when a nearby with Seattle before being traded to the Red Sox Stanley Cup champions. 3:22 of the first period and the Steadman told Schaaf that his contract would not keeps prodding us to take them,” rebound bounced into the net off with outfielder Dave Henderson for infielder Re^ " It’s a frustrating loss,” Oilers Canadiens went on toextend their East, Bolton lose openers; renewed, and Schaff decided to leave his post said Trent Tucker, who also had Quinones on Aug. 19, 1986. the skate of Pittsburgh defense- captain Mark Messier said. “ I unbeaten streak to seven games immediately. three 3-pointers. Sometimes he man Jim Johnson. Owen, who hit .249 with five homers, lost his job thought we did a lot of things very — 5-0-2. yells at me if I don’t take them.” in June to rookie Jody Reed. After replacing AP photo The Penguins had a third- well tonight but, obviously, tbe Entering the game, Millen had Pitino said it wasn’t necessary period goal disallowed, as well, Owen, Reed hit .293 with 28 runs batted in. way the Flames are playing, we already eclipsed the former team to encourage his players to keep when the puck went into the net Coventry a forfeit winner Canada clinches victory Owen was the Boston shortstop the entire 1987 FINGERTIP CONTROL — Knicks’ center Patrick Ewing must need more than that.” record of 158 minutes. 43 seconds firing despite the dismal perfor­ off Rob Brown’s body. season and hit .259 with 48 RBI. (33) displays some fingertip control against the Bucks’ Jett 5, Kings 8; Wayne Gretzky by Wayne Stephenson in 1973. mance in the Denver game. Too many turnovers and far M E LB O U R N E , Australia (AP) — Jill Hethe- “ I ’m happy for Spike that he will get a chance Larry Krystkowiak during their game Thursday night at "Brown should have gotten scored the t^ng goaj and added Millen hadn’t been scored upon for Bolton with a team-high 16 “ They know I ’ll be upset if they credit for a goal that went in off few rebounds paid a toll as East rington and Helen Kelesi won their singles to play every day,” Red Sox vice president Lou three assists to help the Kings since John Druce of Washington points along with 15 rebounds. don’t take the threes,” Pitino Madison Square Garden. The Knicks won, 113-109. his stomach.” Ubriaco said. “ He Catholic High girls’ basketball H.S. Roundup matched to lift eighth-seeded Canada to an Gorman said. erase a four-goal deficit and gain got the game-winner in a 4-3 loss Danielle Curylo (11 points) and insurmountable 2-0 lead over Sweden in their said. “ As long as we’re shooting said he poked it in right off his their first tie of the season. team dropped a 58-43 verdict to Dopson, a right-hander, was 3-11 with a 3.04 Nov. 29. Amy Stout (10) also played strong Federation Cup quarterfinal match. near 40 percent, we’ll take it the out for the three, and I don’t get 17 rebounds from Houston’s telly button. I think it’s about Gretzky’s points tied him for St. Thomas Aquinas Thursday earned run average in 26 starts. The last team to record three games for Bolton. Daria Dila’s 17 Hetherington teat Maria Strandlund 6-3, 7-6 whole year and stay with it.” double-teamed as often because Akeem Olajuwon. time we start going to a replay. A the N H L lead at 70 with Pitts­ night in the 1988-89 debut for both den 2 01 4, Noel Feehan 0 1-2 1, Sue Rivera, who can play shortstop and second consecutive shutouts was the points paced Bacon. (9-7) and Kelesi outlasted Caterina Lindqvist6-4. New York is 97-for-241 from no one wants their man to score Danny Manning’s 15-fool lot of people are missing burgh’s Mario Lemieux. schools at the Eagles' gym. Flouerredo 0 OO 0, Ann Wovkovskv 0 OO base, hit .224 with four homers and 30 RBI. Boston Bruins in 1977-78. The 0, Peg Oliveira 0 OO 0, Stephonie BACON ACADEMY (SO) — Karyn 6-4. 3-point range. 40.2 percent, and the easy basket.” jumper with 25 .seconds left broke something.” Gretzky’s game-tying goal, a The Saints jumped toa 12-7 lead Reichardt 1 01 2, Kelli Bender 0O1 0, Macher 4 0-0 12, Stacy Elsmon 0 0-0 0, “ We’re looking for some depth >n our N H L record for shutout minutes Darla Dllal 73-3 17, Billie Ja Zaks 21-15, Canada never has previously qualified for the the Knicks are averaging 13 Terry Cummings scored 26 a 115-115 tie and put the Clippers As for the brawl in the second tap-in from the right crease, after one quarter before East Barbara Chorazyczewskl OOOO. Totals pitching.” Gtorman said. “ And we’ll look for is 461 minutes and 29 seconds by 116-11 43. Steptianie McCannell 3 2-6 B, Erin final four of the annual championship for more, too.” 3-point attempts and 5.4 conver­ points for Milwaukee and Jack ahead to stay after they trailed period, that was something else. came 39 seconds into the third took a 28-27 halftime bulge. 3-polnt field goals: EC- Mozdzierz. Transue 2 4-8 8, Liz Cassalna 0 0-0 0, Alex Connell of the Ottawa Diane Chamberlain 0 0-0 0, Danielle national women’s teams. sions game. Pitino’s 1987 Provi­ Sikma and Larry Krystkowiak 19 113-107 with 3:28 left. Seven players were ejected and period as he converted a two-on- Senators in 1927-28. Aquinas regained the upper hand Halftime: 2027 East. dence team averaged 8.2 3-point in the third stanza, moving to a Marra 0 0-0 0, Becky Farruccl 0 04) 0. The unseeded Swedes stunned the second- each. Los Angeles followed with eight ratals 20 10-18 50. baskets per game. 39- 35 lead heading into the final BOLTON (42) — Wendy Nell 2 0-0 4, seeded United States in the second round, but Sanders formally awarded consecutive points for a 115-113 Jackson. Tucker and Johnny eight minutes. Amy Staudt 50-010, Kerrie McKeegan 6 proved no match for the steadier Canadians. Cavaliers 104, Spurs 95: Brad lead with 1:21 to go. Olajuwon’s Bolton loses opener 4-6 16, Danielle Curylo 5 0^2 11, Dawn NEW YOR K (AP) — Barry Sanders, who was Newman had three 3-pointers Daugherty scored 23 points, in­ East had 17 second-half turnov­ Canada will face fourth-seeded Czechoslova­ two free throws tied the game B OLTON — Making the most of Bedord 0 1-2 1. Nancy Bolting 0 04) 0, in Japan when he won the Heisman Trophy, apiece and rookie Rod Strickland cluding 11-for-l 1 from the foul line ers and was outrebounded by a Teresa McMahon 0 0-0 0, Maureen kia in the semis. The Czechs advanced Friday with 36 seconds remaining. a halfcourt trap in the middie two Grittin 0 0-0 0, Alison Klllorin 0 0-0 0. formally received the award Thursday night and had two for the Knicks, who broke as Cleveland won at San Antonio. 40- 23 margin. when Radka Zrubakova and Helena Sukova won After Manning’s shot. Buck periods. Bacon Academy moved Totals 18 5-10 42. said he would “ try to do my best to be the best the record of 10 established three The Cavaliers used a 20-6 run to Karen Mozdzierz paced the their matches for a 2-0 lead over Denmark. Johnson could have tied the score to a big lead and then held on for a representative of the Heisman Trophy, the best times previously. The Knicks did build a 58-46 halftime lead, and Eagles with 23 points, including a Earlier Friday, the Soviet pair of Natalia with seven seconds left, but he 50-42 win over Bolton High in the Heisman Trophy winner that I can be.” it on Nov. 18 against Philadel­ the Spurs got nO' closer than six 3-pointer, and 4 steals. Stephanie Zvereva and Larissa Savchenko rallied in the was called for an offensive foul. 1988-89 Charter Oak Conference Forfeit decision Oklahoma State University’s junior tailback, phia, had 10 in a game in points in the second half. Cleve­ Reichardt turned in a strong final set to defeat Spaniards Conchita Martinez Manning made two free throws girls’ basketball debut for both COVENTRY — Defending and Arantxa Sanchez 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 Friday for a 2-1 who had the best year of any running back in the 1987 and Boston tied the record land outscored San Antonio 29-8 at and Norm Nixon one in the final defensive game and corralled 6 history of college football with 2,628 yards and 39 last April. rebounds. schools Thursday night. state Class S champion Coventry quarterfinal victory over Spain. the foul line and the Cavaliers seconds to keep the Clippers in The Bulldogs are back in action touchdowns, told the annual Heisman banquet, Newman had 20 points, Patrick also had eight steals, eight blocks Jennifer Paventi and Sarah High School didn’t have to lift a The top-seeded Soviets will face defending front. Saturday at 1 p.m. at home finger to notch its first win of the champion West Germany in the semifinals on which included 19 other Heisman winners, that Ewing 17 and Tucker. Strickland and a 28-11 edge in defensive Quintin Dailey led Los Angeles Truscinski each netted 14 points against East Granby. “ this is the best award that I could ever receive. and Jackson 16 each for the rebounds. to pace Aquinas. 1988-89 girls’ basketball season as Saturday. with 36 points, his high since The Bobcats had an 18-point " I had no perception that things would be like Knicks. Ewing also had seven Jobnny Dawkins scored 19 ’The Saints also took the junior Rocky Hill couldn’t field a team joining the Clippers on Dec. 12, lead with a minute to go before this and I ’d get to meet so many guys that I’ve blocked shots. points for San Antonio, which was varsity contest. 30-27. Denise and forfeited in the opener. 1986. Benoit Benjamin scored 21 the Bulldogs cut it to eight. ‘ ‘That Big Three In agreement seen through the years on TV . I ’d just like to start “ When we’re hitting the 3- playing its 1,000th NBA game. Miska led the young Eagles with "(Rocky Hill) had its fall sports of his 24 points in the first half, shows the kids have a never-say- off by thanking God for putting me in this pointer, it’s an easier game for Clippers 120, Rockets 116; Los 16 points. banquet Thursday night and four V IE N N A , Austria (AP) — In basketball, it’s while Manning also scored 24 die attitude.” said Bolton Coach girls who are on the basketball position. It’s wonderful and I just ask you guys to me,” Ewing said. “ I can make Angeles snapped a five-game points and Norm Nixon had 20 East’s next game is Tuesday at Jen Kohut. the Big East. In football, it’s the Big Eight or Big stay behind me” the defense pay by getting the ball losing streak despite 37 points and home against Berlin High. team who were on the soccer assists. Bacon had a 10-8 lead after one Ten. In the fight against drugs in sports, it’s now AQUINAS (SI) — Jennifer Paventi 4 team decided to go to the dinner the Big Three. quarter before moving to a 27-12 6-9 14, April Tricka 0 0-0 0, Sarah instead.” Coventry Ckiach Ray A joint American-Soviet attack on doping, Howell dealt second time TruicInskI 42-414, Linda Perry 51-311, halftime lead and 40-20 bulge Dimmock explained. “ Yes, it has Rose Marie Rodriauez 4 0-0 1, Kathy after three quarters. “They used forged in the wake of the drug scandals of the SkoronskI 4 3-611, RosanneSalonlt004) to be the craziest opener we’ve Seoul Olympics, picked up a major ally Thursday A T L A N T A (AP) — For the second time this Sooners survive The Rif ^ Charlene Kerry 004)0. Totals 231^22 a halfcourt trap which we didn’t ever had.” he added. when East Germany said it would join the week, pitcher Ken Howell has been traded, this br^ak too well,” Kobut said. Coventry will launch its season BA ST C ATH O LIC (43) — Heather agreement. time by Baltimore to Philadelphia for former Bv Pete Herrera carried Louisville to victory. pointer to tie the game with 14 OsInskI 3006, Karen Mozdzierz 102-223, Freshman Kerrie McKeegan for real Saturday at 7 p.m. at All-Star outfielder Phil Bradley. Margaret Riley 2 3-4 7, Maura McPod- “The Big Three are leading the way,” said The Associated Press Kenny Payne topped Louisville seconds left. had an impressive varsity debut home against Putnam High. On Sunday. Los Angeles traded Howell along Anita DeFrantz, an International Olympic with 19 points, Western Ken­ — Randy White had 23 points committee member from the United States. with pitcher Brian Holton and shortstop Juan ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The tucky, 4-2, was led by guard Brett and 12 rebounds to lead Louisiana Bell to Baltimore for first baseman Eddie Procedural matters must be worked out before Oklahoma Sooners may not be McNeal’s 20 points. Tech to a 94-87 overtime victory Murray. EC swim looks for winning year East Germany can take on a one-third role in the Final Four material just yet, but Other Games: — Michael Ans- over Oral Roberts. superpower crackdown on drugs, said Robert Howell, 28, was 10-1 with a 3.27 earned run they are rapidly smoothing out ley, who finished with 28 points, — Kato Armstrong .scored Bv Len Auster Helmick, U.S. Olympic Committee president and average for Class AAA Albuquerque of the the few remaining rough edges. hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer to season. Carl.son (freestyle, Southern Methodist’s final 11 Manchester Herald an IOC membqr. Pacific Coast League. He was 0-1 in four games The Sooners, who reached the give Alabama a 79-76 victory over breast-stroke). points as the Mustangs beat East, which opens its season But the mo\^, announced by East German with the Dodgers. NCAA Tournament title game a Virginia Tech. Virginia Tech’s Freemer, a resident of Vernon, Division II Florida Southern This is the fourth year for the next Friday at Haddam- Olympic Committee president Manfred Ewald, “ We need pitching real bad,” Phillies general year ago only to lose to Danny Wally Lancaster had hit a 3- 63-56 was ranked in the top 10 in his age East Catholic High boys’ swim Killingworth. hasseveral individ­ means the top three medal-winning countries at manager Lee Thomas said in announcing the Manning and Kansas, ran their group while swimming for his program and perhaps its test uals it’s hoping will rack up the Seoul have committed themselves to a plan deal late Thursday night. “ I hated to give up a record to 4-1 Thursday bight with Raglnild Plnto/M«nchwt*r Htrald local YMCA. “ He should do quite opportunity at a winning points. That group includes se­ whereby each country can test the others’ fine young player like Phil Bradley but a 100-96 victory over New Mexico. well for us,” Neff said PATRIOTIC — Coventry High’s Patriots Lucas, Mike Oswald and Paul Strycharz. campaign. nior Steve Abele (sprint frees­ athletes any time, anywhere. sometimes you have to do that to get pitching.” And where the the sixth-ranked tyle, 100 butterfly), sophomore Schtdult: Dec 16 Haddam- The Orioles also traded minor league left­ Sooners won was almost as wili be ied into the 1988-89 basketbaii Coventry opens its season Thursday at KIMIngwarth A4p.m., )9Mlddletawn A4 "We are in favor of strict controls and against CHERRONE’S The Eagles. 4-7last yearand 2-6 Brad Boza (backstroke), promis­ p.m., 30 WIndliam A. doping.” Ewald said. “ In our opinion, having the hander Gordon Dillard to the Phillies. impressive as how. season by, from left. Jack Ayer, Scott Rocky Hill. in 1986-87, have iipproved depth ing freshman Neil Freemer (dis­ Jan. lost, Joseph H 4 p.m., 13 Xavier A three nations that finished in the first three Playing on New Mexico’s with 25 swimmers and divers 5 p.m., 20 Notre Dome A 7 p.m,, 25 E.O Package Store tance freestyle. 100 fly), sopho­ Smith A 5 p.m, places in the Olympic Games should set a good homecourt, known in college eompared-to 18 a year ago. “ We H •-'SI •' jSS!) more MikeJasion (diver).junior Feb. 3 Fairfield Prep H, lOSt. Bernard example for the rest of the world.” basketball circles as “The Pit,” have better depth in most Matt Martin (butterfly, back­ A 5 p.m., 17 East Hartford A, 24-25 ACC Holyfleld In big test the Sooners got a 24-point effort events,” fourth-year Eagle Championships (TB A ), 28 Norwich Free Coventry expectations high stroke, freestyle), senior Eric Academy H. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) - Evander from Stacey King and some big Coach Jim Neff said. “This year Neff (breaststroke). junior John March 7 Manchester A 7 p.m. plays from Mookie Blaylock and we’re hoping for a winning Home meets at the Manchester Hlgn Holyfield, who wants to challenge heavyweight Vitale (freestyle) and senior Rick pool. Leach-Pugh team wins champion Mike Tyson next year, can take a step Tyrone Jones to win in what is 624 considered one of the toughest LONDON (AP) — Americans Rick Leach and in that direction tonight by beating a man who EAST Ml DOLE TPKE l . 643-7027 heading into 1988-89 season experienced the fury of Tyson in 1987. arenas for an opposing team. Jim Pugh, the world’s top-ranked doubles team, “This is a tough place to play. Tyson fight whipped South Africans Piet Aldrich and Danie Holyfield. the undisputed cruiserweight cham­ Bv Jim TIernev has pretty good quickness.” Hawkins pion, will fight for the second time as a You have to keep score and you Manchester Herald Visser 6-4, 6-4, 6-3 Thursday at the Masters can pick up money off the floor,” Badstuebner said. “ We have is back on Doubles Tournament. heavyweight in a scheduled 10-round bout Fleishmann’s M iller & Lite H.S. Preview experience but we have a lack of From page 15 against Pinklon Thomas, a former World Boxing said Oklahoma Coach Billy C O V E N TR Y — High expecta­ The victory for Leach and Pugh, who led the Tubbs, who spent much of the depth. The bench strength right points race entering the tournament after Council champion. * 1 2 . 9 9 - - * 10.99 tions surround the 1988-89 Coven­ now is questionable.” LAS VEGAS (AP) - Mike It will be ’Thomas’ first fight since he was night at the scorer’s table and three years. the Yankees after the 1984 season. winning six events this year, squared their try High boys’ basketball team. totaled 1,150 points. After losing four starters from Tyson's on-again, off-again title knocked out in the sixth round of a challenge to dodging coins thrown by the The Yankees also gave Haw­ Whitson spent two miserable record at 1-1 in the round-robin event. The Patriots are very confident Ayer, who earned All-State a 23-1 squad two years ago. Ayer defense against Frank Bruno is Tyson on May 30, 1987. at Las Vegas. rowdy New Mexico crowd of kins “ defensive lockout lan­ years in New York punctuated by The American Davis Cup duo of Ken Flach and Gilbey’s Gin of improving on last year’s 15-8 honorsa yearagoafteraveraging carried the brunt of the load last apparently on again, at lea.st for Michael Dokes, a former World Boxing 18,100. Sm irnoff guage” in his contract. That death threats, and scampered Robert Seguso, who lost to Spain’s Sergio Casal record and runner-up placement 25 points per game, will guide the season. This year should be now. Association champion and a possible opponent With King hitting 8 of 12 shots in im eo* means Hawkins will be paid if back to the Padres. and Emilio Sanchez in a fifth-set tie-breaker * * 1 2 . 9 9 to Portland in the Charter Oak Patriots. different. for Holyfield early next year, also will appear on the second half, the Sooners 13.99 there is an owners' lockout in “ Eddie is a friend of mine and I Tyson’s manager. Bill Cayton, Wednesday, lost another fifth-set tiebreak to Conference tournament. At the other guard slot will be “There’s more confidence with the card at the Convention Center’s 3,200-seat withstood one New Mexico surge 1990, provided the action is not talked to him about playing in confirmed on Thursday that final Todd Witsken and Jorge Lozano " I think the kids are planning 6-1 senior Mike Oswald, who all the players,” Badstuebner ballroom. after another. Beck's Light on it.” Coventry Coach Ron prompted by a players’ strike New York. He said (principal agreements are being drawn up Flach and Seguso lost 6-2,2-6,2-6,6-3,7-6 (12-10) A 3-point goal by Jones with Code’s averaged 10 points a game last said. “ They’re looking forward to threat. Dokes will defend the Continental Americas Badstuebner. who is embarking owner) George Steinbrenner is for the fight to be held Feb. 25 at and must win big on Friday — and get some 1:06 left gave Oklahoma the lead I4n Dry, Ind, MM. Ileti.4.1 season. The center slot will be getting to the (state) tournament Hawkins. 29 next month, was the Las Vegas Hilton. An an­ breaks — to make the semifinals. title in a scheduled 12-round bout against Rocky and Heineken on his 23rd year at the helm of the patrolled by 6-5 senior Scott committed towinning.” Hawkins Sekorski. for good at 96-94, and Blaylock J Q A A and see If we can do something 14-11 With a 3.35 earned run said. nouncement of the bout is ex­ >40 Patriots, said. Lucas, who hit for 12 points per this year.” Coventry bowed out Holyfield weighed in officially at 210 pounds sealed the victory with a steal and 9AVE*190 *4.49 average last season. He is 60-58 Hawkins said he was uncon­ pected sometime next week. Badstuebner currently holds a outing a year ago. last year in the first round of the Thursday night, which is 15 pounds over the free throw with five seconds left. with a 3.84 ER A in seven years, cerned about the constant turmoil Glasson-Clampett lead career coaching record of 296-179, "Lucas and Oswald are capa­ Class S state tourney. The new fight date is the latest cruiserweight limit. He weighed 202 when he No. IB Loulsvllloai, W. Kanlucky all in San Diego. that surrounds the Yankees. Martini & Rossi four shy of the magical 300-win ble of putting In a lot of points.” Badstuebner feels the COC will wrinkle in a bout that has been WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Bill made his debut as a heavyweight by stopping 69: LaBradford Smith had 18 “ The lure of playing for the Others have said that before Ringnes plateau. Badstuebner said. "They’re good be down this year. announced and postponed five Glasson produced nine birdies and an eagle James “Quick” Tillis. 210, in five rounds last July points and a career-high 11 AsU SpHmaiitf If all goes according to plan, New York Yankees is one that seeing how much commotion times, while Tyson has done his Thursday as he and Bobby Clampett combing assists to lead the Cardinals to the Norweigan Beer shooters. If they’re going to key “ The COC is not as strong as it 16 at Reno, Nev. 7 M M I most players feel,” he said there actually is. that may come on Dec. 27 at on Jack a lot, I think we’ve got a has teen in past years,” he battling outside the ring with his for a 12-under par 60 to take the first-round lead Thomas, who blamed his long layoff on injury, road victory. SAvi*seo 5*1 Q Q “ We’ve always liked visiting the *9.99 SAVE*100 Tolland High School. few other kids that can score explained. “ In our league, they’ll estranged wife. Robin Givens, by a stroke in the $600,000 Chrysler PGA best-ball illness and scheduled opponents pulling out of “The way we’re playing now, Another milestone, which area. We’re going to get totally “ I’m really not concerned and with his manager. team championships. it’s not just going to be one some points. I think Jack will probably predict Cromwell and involved in the lifestyle. fights, weighed 222 pounds. should come in the Patriots’ have more confidence in getting about the problems in the past,” “ There are agreements being Playing the 7,050 par 36-36-72 Dunes Course at player,” Smith said. “ It’s even­ us. (Also) I think Portland will be “ I have no regrets whatsoever he said. Holyfield’s purse reportedly is about $500,000. Rive Del Gardo Rene Junot opener at Rocky Hill on Thurs­ them the ball.” up there.” prepared,” Cayton said. “ I think the Palm Beach Polo and Country Club, they led That would be a respectable sum for a ing out. Everybody’s working about leaving San Diego,” he Yankees manager Dallas Soave M , WliK., B link day. will be Coventry’s 6-2 senior Seniors Craig Paton (6-2) and SdMBulg; Dtc. 15 Rocky HIM A, 17 Mike wants the fight, I want the 70 teams playing on three courses. cruiserweight title fight, but it falls far short of hard, everybody’s unselfish.” said. “ You can't be afraid of Green said the future looked I.M. guard Jack Ayer’s bid to become Paul Strycharz (6-1) will nail E.O. Smith H, 20 Bolton H, 27 Tolland A. fight and the promoters want the Defending champions Bob Tw ay and Mike what the 26-year-old Holyfield could make Pervis Ellison had 11 rebounds Jon. 3 Vlnol Ttch H, 6Chtntv Ttch A, change.” bright with the addition of * 3 . 9 9 - OO •AVI M.IO the school’s third l.OOO-point down the forward slots. Bench fight. I believe the deal will be Hultert were among five teams tied at 61. against Tyson. and eight blocked shots as the *5.49 scorer. 10 RHAM H, 13 CromwtII H, 17 Eost Other free agents have said the Hawkins. help should come from 6-2 senior Hampton H, 20 Portland H, 24 Bacon made.” Buddy Gardner-Roger Maltbie, Brad Faxon- Holyfield has said that even if he is upset by Cardinals won for the third same things and made the move “ He will anchor the sta ff. He’s a Ayer currently has amassed Noel Dolbier and Juniors Pat Acodtmv A, 27 Rocky Hill H, 31 Bolton Hilton executive John Gia- Denny Helper, Mark Hayes-Mike Sullivan and Thomas he will not go back to the cruiserweight straight time after losing their to New York, only to later leave in 35-start, 200-inning guy,” Green Wide Variety of Gift Packages 986 points. The all-time Coventry Bradley (5-9), Chris McCarthy .,F4b- 3 Vlnol Tech A, 7 Cheney Tech H, venco confirmed the hotel was Clark Burroughs-Lance Ten Broeck also posted division. He has, however, not officially notified first two games. misery. said. "The Yankees haven’t had Shop early while supplies last. career scoring record is held by (5-10) and Frank Coombs (6-0). 10 RHAM A, 14 Cromwell A, 17 Eott ready to stage the bout, and said 61s, each missing at least one shot at tying for the the WBC. WBA and International Boxing Tony Kimbro scored seven 1978 graduate Alan Schmidt, who Hampton A, 21 Portland A, Bacon Ed Whitson skipped San Diego those kind of numbers for a he expects contracts to be signed lead. points and Smith added six in a Bolla - Jack Danlala - Corona - Raunlla - C.C. • Smirnoff • “ The club we have right now Academy H. to sign a free agent contract with Federation of his intention. while.” this weekend. 21-4 run late in the first half that ______Barf Qray • TIa Marla - Irlah Mlat______U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec. 9, 1988

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WILLIAMS SCOREBOARD FOCLJS/Advice PR. London PAVLOV ENGLAND Citadel 71, Allen 45 Whilen5,RingBre4 Clipperi 120. Rockets 116 Cunnbertand, Tenn. 80, Coverxint 72 H ockey BasketbaO LSU 91, McNeese St. 89 N.Y. Rgngsr s 2 2 0—4 HOUSTON (116) Liberty 86, Baptist Coll. 65 Transactions Horttord 0 2 3 -8 Thorpe A9 92 14, B.Johnson 68 93 14, Limestone 84, Coker 82 First Period—1, New York, Lofleur 9 Louisville 81, W. Kentucky 69 Paint fumes are making home uniivable Olaluwon 192611-1437, W oodson9116510, (Leetch, KIslo), 5:51. 2, New York, Flovd5-91-213,Chlevous96938,Short 6 12 Lynchburg 83, Frostburg St. 80 NHLitandlngt Sondslrom 11 (Leetch, Lawton), 16:10. NBA stendings 0-1 12, McClMtalck 1-5 94 5,F.Johnson96 M ary W iahlngton 78, N.C. Wesleyan 76 BASEBALL DEAR BRUCE: My Penalties—Gronofo, NY (roughing), IH)4, Leavell0-26(I0. Totals49942934116. MI(Mle Tenn. 143, Tenn. Wesleyan 66 American Ltaiue broken it because the home is no disappear through the back. How­ 1:53; DIneen, Hor (roughing), 1:53; N.C. Charlotte 98, Johnson C. Smith 71 apartment 1$ on the EASTERN CONFERENCE BOSTON RED SOX—Traded Spike longer fit to live in. ever, since you’re one of those drivers WAUS CONFMCNCe Morttn, Hor (slashing), 3:43; Petit, NY L.A. CLIPPERS (118) Radford 84, N. Carolina AST 68 Owen, shortstop, and Don Gokeler, pitcher, second floor of my m uch iNvhton (cross Big Eeet standings N. Dakota St. 101, Moorhead St. Bl 1989 model. . lot of sense for people like you. Denver 11 7 .611 'A three-year contract. guys in the shop. They simply laughed M lnnnoto 9 14 5 23 19 106 (elbowing), 11:14. Big East Confers Northwestern, WIs. 72, Lakeland 65 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Traded needs them. I’m wondering if there is any Frankly, in my opinion, buying cars Chleooo 6 I I 4 16 112 141 Shots on goal— New York 8-6-11—25. Houston 11 8 .579 1 w L w Purdue 88^ Connecticut ^ at me and said they don’t smell it — SmvflM OMtton San Antonio 6 10 .375 4'/i Mike Aldrete, outfielder, to the Montreal I suspect that if you were to advantage of buying a leftover. I don’t and running the wheels off of them Hartford 7-14-12-33. Providence 1 0 6 SOUTHWEST Expos for Tracy Jones, outfielder. why should I? I’ve talked to the Ooloary 21 4 4 46 131 75 Power-ploy Opportunllles—New York 0 Miami 0 14 .000 9'/i Syracuse 0 0 7 complain to the department of health mean a demonstrator — I mean a makes a lot of sense for the majority ^ A n ^ n I I 10 1 37 157 120 Pacific Division Arizona St. 81, Texas Tech 75 BASKETBALL landlord, and he says that the people of 6; Hartford 1 of 5. Seton Hall 0 0 6 Ark.-LIttle Rock 91, Colorado 66 National atnktfbiill Association and other authorities in your com­ brand new car that only has a couple of people. We have been conditioned to M m ooton 17 10 3 37 140 119 Goalies—New York, Froese, 5-5-1 (33 L.A. Lakers 14 3 .824 — Phoenix 9 8 .529 5 St. John's 0 0 5 Ark.-Monticello 69, Louisiana Coll. 58 M IA M I HEAT—Fired Alberto Sabina down there are paying a lot more than munity, they could have the paint Voncouvtr 11 14 5 27 99 96 shols-28 saves). Hartford, SIdorklewIci, (Jeorgetown 0 0 3 of miles in it, in terms of model years, “ needing" a new car every two or PEOPLE Wlnnlpag l l 9 5 27 105 103 Seattle 9 8 .529 5 E. Texas B a^st 93, E. Texas St. 92 director of Latin affairs. I am, and there is nothing he can do 7-5-1 (25-21). Connecticut 0 0 3 HardIn-SImmons 80, W. New Mexico 60 NBA—Announced that the MIomI Arena shop closed down. But that would is a year old. three years, but for the most part, _ _ nmndov't Oarntt A—13,229. Portland 9 9 .500 5'/> Pittsburgh 0 0 3 about it. Buffalo A Boifon 2 (xolden State 7 9 .438 6 tie Cleveland 104, San Antonio 95 Sirturdav’s (tames let the paint fumes collect. Is there make your life miserable — and Friday's Oomot L.A. Cllpers 120, Houston 116 FAR WEST KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Announced the ST. LOUIS Bruce Williams, America's top three masks and a moon that will adorn UConn at Virginia, 2 p.m. Air Force 71, Moho St. 57 resignation of Jock Steadman, president, anything I can do about it? possibly evict you. Toronto of Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Mentretf 2 12-5 Friday's (tames Vlltanova at California radio talk host, is heard each thousands of bottles of the renowned French New York Islanders a t New Jersey, Phllodelphia at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Cal Lutheran 82, Blolo 76 and Jim Schoof, general manager, will D T.. St. Louis ) 0 0—1 Fairfield at Boston College O nver 89, North Central 68 not return next year. It seems to me that this is a no-win DEAR D.B.: Normally if you weeknight on NBC stations. Write to 7:45 p.m. First Period—1, Montreol. Keane 7 New Jersey at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. Rhode Island ot Providence DETROIT wine that bears her family’s famous name. QuHiec at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. O n v e r at Miam i, 7:30 p.m. Fullerton St. 68, San Diego 66 HOCKEY situation for you and you should bought a leftover and traded it in after Williams In care of the Manchester (Smith, Noslund), 3:22. 2, Montreol, West Virginia ot Pittsburgh Georgia Coll. 84, Regis 80 Notional Hockey League With Thursday’s unveiling, Haitian artist _ Saturdovt Oomet Oiellos 4 (Smith, Noslund), 9:52. 3, St. Sacramento at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. Seton Hall a t St. John's consider moving quickly. If there is a two or three years, the savings that Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester CMcooo at Ptillodelptila, 1:05 p.m. Detroit at Atlanta, 8 p.m. Northrldge St. 106, Sonomo St. 80 PHILADELPHIA FLYERS— Bernard Sejourne joined the likes of Pablo Louis, Hrkoc 9, 17:07. Penalties— Kentucky State at Syracuse Oklahoma 100, New Mexico 96 Acquired Moe Mantha, defenseman, from DEAR D.T.: Clearly the shop is lease Involved, your landlord has you nicked up on the front end would 08040. New York Rangers at Boston, 1:35 p.m. O slordlns, Mon (tripping), 5:11; Coxe, Mllwoukee at Chlcogo, 8:30 p.m. Shenandoah at Georgetown Picasso, Salvadore Dali, Andy Warhol and . Los Angeles at New York Islanders, Dollas at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Son Francisco 99, Chico St. 66 the MInnesoto North Stors fo r a fifth-round StL (cross-checking), )2:02. Monday's (tames Utah 66, Weber St. 63 1989 draft pick. Joan Miro, who have all painted labels for 7:05 p.m. (talden Stote at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. Boston College ot Maryland-Eastern Coigary at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Washington at Portland, 10:30 p.m. PITTSBURGH PENGUINS— Chateau Mouton Rothschild since 1945. Second Period—4, Montreal, C.Lemleux Shore Assigned Kevin Stevens, left wing, to New Jersey at Plttstiuroli, 7:35 p.m. 15 (Green), 12:52. Penalties— None. Saturday's Games Tuesday's (tames Sejourne’s work will be used for the 1986 Detroit at Toronto, 1:05 p.m. Sacramento at New York, 7:30 p.m. How Top 20 fared Muskegon of the International Hockey Third Period-5, Montreal, Richer 8, Fairfield at UConn (Storrs), 8 p.m. League. vintage of the Bordeaux wine, which will be Wostilnglon a t AAontreol, 1:05 p.m. 1:39. 6, Atontreol, Smilh 19 (Svobodo, Charlotte at New Jersey, 7:M p.m. Di exel at Vlltanova Ties are more than skin deep Winnipeg a t Edmonton, 1:05 am . Denver at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. TRACK A FIELD Chellos), 15:13. Penattles—P.Cavolllnl, Rutgers ot Seton Hall How The Associated Press Top Twenty ATHLETIC CONGRESS—Aworded Mon- bottled beginning this month. St. Louis at Minnesota, 1:35 p.m. StL (slashing), 13:55. Philadelphia at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday's (tames college basketball teams fored Thursday: Sandays Oomes L.A. Lakers at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. 1. Duke (SO) did not ploy. tono the 1989 U.S. youth roodrunnlno Sejourne, a 41-year-old painter and sculptor, Shots on goal—Montreol 126-5—23. St. U.S. International a t Syracuse chomplonship, which will be held on June 17 D r. G o tt Wostilngton a t Buftalo, 7:05 p.m. Louis 15-1213—40. Miami at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Oral Roberts at (taorgetown 2. Mlchlgcm (7-0) did not ploy. will be paid for his painting in wine. Seattle ot Houston, 8:30 p.m. In Kollspell. St. Louis at Chlcoao, 1:35 p.m. Itawer-plov Opportunities—Montreal 1 3. Syracuse (7-0) did not ploy. for adoptive parents, chiidren COLLEGE Peter Gott, M.D. Winnipeg at Vancouver, 10:05 p.m. of 2; St. Louis 0 of 1. Cleveland at (tallos, 8:30 p.m. 4. Georgetown (SO) did not ploy. Utah at L.A. Clippers, 10;X p.m. MORNINGSIDE COLLEGE — (taalles—Montreal, Havword, 6-7-3 (40 5. Iowa (SO) did not ploy. Named Dove Dolchheodfootballcoach. shots-39 saves). St. Louis, Mlllen, 86-2 Washington at (talden State, 10:30 p.m. Big East result 6. Oklahoma (4-1) beat New Mexico DEAR in town, so I called him and asked North’s speech postponed Sunday's (tames NHL m u ltt (2318), 100-96. NORTHEAST CONFERENCE— ABBY: I’ve where I could find Buddy. He told A—13,852. San Antonio at Portland, 8 p.m. 7. Illinois (40) did not ploy. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) - The Sands L.A. Lakers at Milwaukee. 8:30 p.m. 8. North Carolina (7-1) did not ploy. Announced that Mount St. Mary's will loin read your co­ me he didn’t know. I wrote to Referee—Dan Morouelll. Linesmen— Purdue B6, UConn 73 the conference storting with the 1989-90 Hotel & Casino shuffled its plans to have Mark Pare, Jerrv Patemon. 9. Nevado-Los Vegas (2-1) did not ploy. season. lumn for more SibrM 4. Bruins 2 Buddy’s last address, hoping my Iran-Contra figure Oliver North address NBA results SOUTHERN METHODIST — than 25 years letter would be forwarded to him, CONNECTICUT (73) 10. Arizona (2-1) did not ploy. Announced Todd Alexander, guard, with­ D ear Abby gamblers after a state assemblyman blasted it Flyers 4. Penguins 3 Williams 3-5006, Sellers000-10, Robinson 11. Missouri (6-2) did not ploy. and have never but it was returned to me. 5-12 4-6 14, (tamble 4-7 00 10.(taoroe0-3 drew from the bosketboll teom. for retaining North while he was under BoSm * ' 12. Georgia Tech (30) did not ploy. written before, Abigail Van Buren Abby, Buddy’sbrother isa very First Period—1, Buffalo, Tucker 9 Knicks 113, Bucks 109 1-2 1, Smith 7-14 1-3 16, DePrIest 1-3 00 2, 13. Rorldo State (30) did not ploy. Teeth-grinding indictment. (Bodgsr, Turgeon), 3:11 (pp). 3, Pittsburgh 2 0 1—3 Cvrullk 3-3016, Gwlnn500012, McCloud3-3 14. Ohio Stote (X I) did not ploy. but now feel rich man. Wouldn’t you think he Phitadelphia 3 1 1—4 026, RemIngOlOOO. Totals31-606-1573. 15. Louisville (X2) beat Western Kentucky “ We have deferred Lt. Col. North’s appear­ Buftalo, Hogue5(Napler, FOlIgno), 1:41.3, MILWAUKEE (109) that I must. would offer to pay the $300 his Boston, Kasper 6 (Bouroue, Jannev), First Period—1, Pittsburgh, Quinn 16, 81-69. ance here pending the resolution of the charges 2:32 (pp). 2, Pittsburgh, Coffey 10 Cummings9-2291126, Krvstknwlok7-105-5 PURDUE 88 16. Tennessee (40) did not ploy. I am 40 years brother owes me just to protect 11:34 (pp). Penalties—Wesley, Bos 19, Slkmo 920 95 19, Moncrief 67 56 13, ( ) Bowling against him,” Roberto Rivera-Soto, Sands vice (Interference), 1:26; Unsemon, Bos (ZalapskI, Quinn), 5:15 (pp). 3, Phllodel- Berning 3-5 3-4 10, McConts 2-4 5-8 9, 17. VHIonovo (4-2) did not ploy. can be heiped old and have the family honor? It’s chicken phla. Wells 1 (Poulin), 7:03. 4, Phllodel- Pressev 963-48, Humphries 9994 8, Pierce Scheffler8-95-521,Reld1-4003,T.JonesS800 18. Connecticut (X I) lost to Purdue 88-73. (stashing), 5:01; Creloliton, But (hook­ 6101-213, Breuer 1-21-23, MokesklO-0060. president and general counsel, said ing), 5:51; Creighton, Buf, molor phlo, Ekiund 7 (Tocchet, Wells), 8:00 11, Clvburn5-50O11,OliverA91-311, Brugos three adopted feed to him, and I could use the (pp). Penoltles—Caufleld. Pit, malor Totals49862939109 1-1 ^5 4, Stewart OO 2-4 2, Rllev 1-21-33, 19. North Coro'lno Stote (2-1) did not ploy. Wednesday. (tlghttng), 1:09; Joyce, Bos, major NEW YORK (1)3) children, ages 4, 3 and 1. They are cards and little gifts that he hides money. So what should I do? (tightina), 1:09; Bodger, Buf (Interfer­ (fighting), :43; Chychrun, Phi, major Austin 1-4 OOX BarrettO I 020, ReoOl 1-31. Powder Puff The Sands announced last week that it had (flghtlng), :43; Tocchet, Phi (roughing), Newmon 7-159320, Ooklev 97006 Ewing Totals 31-53203788. 20. Seton Holl (60) did not olov. DEAR DR. GO’TT: We are caring for my husband, all “ special needs” children —all from me. and when I come across TOO TRUSTING ence), 10:03; Atagulre, Buf, double minor -Jockson 614 1-2 16,G.Wilkins Joanne Desllet 211-510, Terry Bolduc reached an agreement to have North speak (hoMlne, unsportsmanlike conduct), 13:27. :43; Hllller, Pit (roughing), :43; Poulin, Halftime—Purdue 45, Connecticut 26. 42, who suffered a subarachnoid hemorrhage, of another race than my husband them, he “ can’t remember” Phi (hIgh-stIckIng), 1:47; Zemlok, Pit, M 93 9, Tucker 69 1-1 16, Wolker96937, Staoint goals—Connecticut 5-13((tambIe2-3, 191, M o rv Bonlo 187-17X527, Ruth Ann before a select group of casino customers Feb. Gloss 459, Terry SlemlnskI 480, Morv aneurysm, mini-strokes, blood clots and pneumo­ and me. We didn’t seek out these where he got them! DEAR TOO TRUSTING: SecoiNf Per1od--4, Buffalo, Napier 5 m alor (fighting), 3:20; Berube, Phi, molor Strlcklend676816, E. Wilkins Gwinn 2-4, Smith 1-4, (jeorge 01, 11. 1-200 2, Butler 90900. Totals 3968 2628113. Jarvis 18X497, L o rl Fenton 205-491. nia. He’s in tough shape but cheerful and happy to be (AmM), 16:01. Penalties—Hartman, Buf (fighting), 3:20; Wells, Phi (cross- Williams 01), Purdue 6-12 (Oliver ^5, Radio, T V children; we were asked each Hugh gave, me an engagement Forget it. “Buddy” apparently Assemblyman Dennis Riley on Tuesday (Motvstlcklna), 2:21: Unseman, Bos checklng),3:48;Errev,Plt (elbowing), 7:21; Berning 1-1, T. Jones 1-X Reid 1-3, CIvburn home. What can we do to help him from grinding his has. Also, forget the notion that Honrran, Pit, malor-game misconduct M llw oukN 10 25 28 26—109 1-1). Fouled out—None. Rebounds— time if we would take them, ring five years ago, but he won’t criticized North’s scheduled appearance, (hoMInq), 3:46; Donnelly, Buf (holdina), Hweverk 25 31 21 14-111 LaVae Industrial teeth? I think it’s due to muscle spasm. 10:09; O vw der, Bos (roughing), 10:09; (hIgh-stIckIng), 8:00; Johnson, Pit Connecticut 27 (Smith 4), Purdue because my husband and I were set a wedding date. I don’t want a Buddy’s brother should assume saying it “ stains the integrity” of the gaming (hooking), 15:50; Murphy, Phi (rough­ 9PoInt goals—Newman 3, Jackson 3, 38 (McConts, Scheffler, Riley 6). Joe P arker 22X581, M ike Kopp 204- Byers, Bos (orosechecklng), 16:()f; B o d ^ , Tucker 3, Stricklond 2, Pressev. Fouled TONIGHT blessed with a special talent to big. splashy wedding. I just want Buddy’s obligation. Buf (htah^cklng), 17:»; Crowder, Bos ing), 16:55; ZalapskI, Pit (high- Assists—Connecticut 19 (Smith 8), 596, Ernie W hipple 21X201-202-619, Dick industry. sticking), 17:53; Buskos, Pit (roughing), Retwunds—Milwaukee 56 Purdue 23 (T.Jones 6). Technical 7 p.m. — College hockey: Maine of M urphy 213-575, (ta rv Cvr 204-553, Roger DEAR READER: Patients with severe nervous help these children. a wedding ring. Write it off as tuition in the (MgtvM^Ing), 19:55. (Krystkowlak 10), New York 54 (Jackson Northeastern, NESN third Period—5, Buftalo, Arnlel 6 (Nap­ 17:53; Tocchet, Phi (roughing), 17:53; fouls—Purdue coach Keodv. Totol fouls— MIeckowskI 219-553, Gary Volllere 247- system disorders, such as strokes, may tend to Abby, when I introduce our He says he loves me. but if he school of experience. And if you Carkner, Phi (roughing), 17:53; Wells, 10). Assists—Milwaukee 28 (Pressev 9), Connecticut 31, Purdue 17. A—14,123. 7 p.m. — College basketball: Folr- ier), 5:01. 6, Boston, Janney 10 (Byers, lelgh Dickenson of Hortford, WKHT 598, Tony Giacomo 203, B ill Calhoun 212, grind their teeth, particularly at night. This activity ever lend money again, be sure to W eiley), 7:33. PerioHy- T urgeon, Buf Phi (cross-checking), 18:07; Somuelsson, New York 24 (Strickland 6). Total fouls— Dan Elm ore 214-571, M ike M iner 22X233- children, whom we dearly love, I does, what does he need with Less mayhem at concert (hooktag), 1:10. PM (trlpplng),19;04. Milwaukee 21. New York 28. Technicals_ 7:30 P.m. — 76ers at Celtics, 626, Dole Noegell 214, Roy Rllev 20X571, is difficult to treat because it is usually due to cannot tell you how often people Nettie? When I divorced my get a note stating the terms of Second Period—5, Phllodelphlo,Eklund8, New York Illegal defense 3, Mllvwiukee SportsChonnel Shofsongool—Buftalo 10-101—2a Bosfon epoch Harris, Pierce, A—14,356. Thursday’s college hoop scores 9 p.m. — B oxing; T e rry N orris vs. Aaron Burnham 584, Lenny Angell 555, unconscious jaw movements, not muscle spasm. say, “ How sweet — do you have husband, we made a clean break, repayment. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - State 10106—36. 11:46. Penalties— Caufleld, P it, m olor- Ken Sesso 23X601, James Ooolson 222, mlsconduct (fighting), 3:04; Da.Brown, Steve Little, NABF Ir. middleweight Therefore, anti-spasmodics and muscle relaxing any children of your own?” police were relieved that heavy-metal rocker Fosmr-ptay Opportunities—Buftalo 1 of 5; title, ESPN Butch Sovlno 202, (ta ry Rowson 20X21X and I have no desire to keep in Boston 1 of 7. Phi, malor-misconduct (fighting), 3:04; EAST 590, Tom Provencal 20X22X594, Fred drugs are of little benefit. I recently became pregnant, touch with him. Why can’t Hugh Ozzy Osbourne’s latest concert featured less Zemlok, Pit (holding), 4:08; Murphy, Phi Cavaliers 104, Spurs 95 Brondels 101, Curry 66 9:30 D.m. — College hockey; North DEAR ABBY: I am a married (Soolles—Buffalo, Puppa,96-2 (26shots-24 Dakota at Denver, NESN Tw orklns 209, Pete Beaudry 22X201-212- I think that your husband could be aided by using a mayhem than his last appearance at Meadow- (holding), 5:32; Coffey, Pit (Interference), Brooklyn Col. 97, Pratt 39 617, John M cC arthy 24X23X669, B arry and now these same people do the same with his ex? woman who kept my own sur­ saves). Boston, Lemelln, 003 (2024). Catholic U. 95, W. Maryland 82 Midnight; Golf; World Cup, ESPN lands Arena in 1986, when fans staged a small A_1X340. 6:36; Cunneyworth, Pit, m olor (fighting), CLEVELAND (104) PInnev 21X576. bite plate. Such a device can be supplied by your thoughtlessly say. “ Oh. how This is a constant source of name as my legal and business Referee Bob Hall. Linesmen—Pierre 12:13; Zemlok, Ptt,malor-gamemlsconduct Sanders 910 56 15, Nonce 76 96 19, Cent. Connecticut St. 71, Wogner 54 riot. Delaware Vol. 68, Drew 56 dentist. It’s essentially a fitted plastic mouth guard wonderful! Now you will have one irritation Worse yet, he refuses name after marriage. Chompoux, Leon Stickle. (fig h tin g ), 12:13; Johnson, P it, m lnor- Daugherty 611 11-11 23, Harper 102000 21, Even so, 19 people were arrested on molor-game misconduct (Instigator, Prlce9128615, Ehlo560011, WllllomsODOO Fairfield 75, Manhattan 57 that prevents patients from unwittingly grinding of your own!’ ’ This hurts and to talk about it. What do you make I did not want to be ’’Mrs. fighting), 12:13; Dykstra, Pit, mlnor-malor- 0. Totals36692933104. Foirmont St. 73, Cent. St., Ohio 70 disorderly conduct charges and one person was Fronklln A Atarshall 74, York, Pa. 63 their teeth when they clench their jaws. confuses our children, as we are of this? Frank Hall,” which says that I gome misconduct (boarding, fighting), SAN ANTONIO (95) arrested on a drug possession charge at FlMn5.0llBrt3 12:13; Quinn, Pit, malor-game misconduct W. Anderson 99 9212, G. Anderson 6152-3 Franklin Pierce 92, St. Joseph's, L.l. 69 the only parents they have ever IN DOUBT belong to Frank Hall. I am more (fighting), 12:13; Kerr, Phi, minor-major 10, Brlckowskl670112, Robertson616O013, Glassboro St. 59, WIdener 53 known, and we all feel lucky to Thursday night’s concert, Lt. Richard Ryan (Instigator, fighting), 12:13; Harding, Phi, Grove City 73, (tanevo 66, OT than that — I am me. Susan 0 2 1—3 Dawkins 915 1-1 19, Greenwood 0 1 00 0, NEED SOME EXTRA DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m 16, shower daily and use said. malor-4iouble game misconduct (fighting), WhIteheod65008,Cook2-82-26, Klnp96O07, Hamilton 76, Albany, N.Y. 59 have each other. Jones. Susan Hall is much less _ 2 1 3 - 6 12:13; Huffman, Phi, malor-game miscon­ Kings Point 84, Trinity, Conn. 75 deodorant. My sweat just plain stinks. It’s ruining “ There was much, much less damage than .. Period—1, Caloorv, (3llmour I Maxwell 95 1-2 6 Comegys 1-2 00 2.Totals One more thought. Abby; Most DEAR IN DOUBT: The fact offensive to me than Mrs. Frank duct (fighting), 12:13; Somuelsson, Phi, 195. AAolne-Farmlngton 84, Thomas Coll. 57 my social life. Is there some vitamin deficiency the last time,’’ Ryan said. Mnnis, Mullen), 5:15 (pp). 3, Caloorv, mlnor-malor-game misconduct (fighting), Muhlenberg 81, Swortbmore 53 SPENDING MONEY? of the world’s population was that he lies to you about his “ ex” Hall. At least it allows me to be .wendyk 30 (Moclnnls, Hrdina), 14:59 Clevrtcnd 26 1110 16-104 causing my problem? 12:13; Ekiund, Phi, motor (fighting), S(m tatonlo 17 19 18 21— 95 N.Y. Maritime 91, N.Y. Polv 56 conceived unplanned — but no Extra guards patrolled arena aisles and (Bit). Penalties—Buchberger, Edm, NYU 88, Cose Western 70 indicates he has something to Susan, instead of Mrs. My- mmor-mlsconduct (roughing), 4:25; 12:13; Mellanby, Phi (holding), 12:32; 9PoInt goals—Price, Harper, Bilo, Newspaper routes available in your area.,. child was ever adopted by parking areas before, during and after the Oohlqulst, Pit (holding), 17:57; Errey, King, Ataxwell, Robertson. Fouled out— New Englond 102, Botes 91 DEAR READER; Perspiration can become hide. There is obviously a strong husband’s-name. Loeembe, Edm (roughing), 4:25; Ro­ Pit, motor (fighting), 20:00; Nlellanby, New Hampshire Coll. 74, Bryant SB accident. performance, arena general manager Michael berts, Cal (reughlno) 4:25; M.Hunter, Whiteheod, Brickowskl. R ebounds_ emotional bond between them. If After all, if I am Mrs. Frank Phi, mlnor-malor-game misconduct (In- Clevelond 48 (Nance 12), San Antonio 39 New Haven 71 Springfield 70 malodorous under two circumstances: Either Rowe said earlier. Col (crees-cheddng), 7:26; Anderson, stlgicrtor, fighting), 20:00. New Palfi St. 71, Hunter 69 Earn money and prizes by delivering the FAITHFUL READER he refuses to talk about it — YOU Hall by virtue of my marriage to ■dm ( tr M n a ), 9:41; Smilh, Edm (trlp- (Brickowskl 10). Assists—Cleveland 14 bad-smelling compounds are being secreted during “ We decided to step up our security for Third Period—6, Philadelphia, Tocchet »>rl(» 6), Son Antonio 23 (Robertson 7). Roberts Wesleyan 80, Oswego St. 79 should talk about it with a Frank Hall, then isn’t he “ Mr. plng), 13:38; Beufceboom, Edm, mlnor- Rochester Tech 102, Brockport St. 91 sweating, or bacteria are acting on the aromatic oils DEAR READER: How true. heavy-metal concerts back in September and 16 (Kerr, Carkner), 13:38 (pp). 7, Pittsburgh, Total fouls—Cleveland 18, San Antonio 34. Manchester Herald in your neighborhood. counselor. Five years is a long Susan Jones” by virtue of his molor (roughlne,flghllne),15;S4;T.Hunter, Lemleux 26 (Errey), 19:21 (sh). A—9,521, S. Connecticut 92, American Inti. 85 that are present in sweat. Most people would like to adopt a this is the first since that decision,” Rowe said. mlnor-molor (roughing, fighting). Penoltles—Wells, Phi (hooking), 3:32; S. Maine 71, AAoss.-Boston 68, OT time to wear an engagement ring marriage to me? Call today to get more details. In the first instance, body odor can be caused by healthy, normal Caucasian in­ Osbourne, whose concerts have been marred Cunneyworth, Pit (hooking), 4:20; Salem St. 87, Plymouth Sf. 77 with no wedding ring in sight. If our mail is addressed to “ Mr, Second Period—3, Edmonton, Huddv 7 Murphy, Phi (holding), 5:28; R.Brown, Stony Brook 59, Lehman 52 medical illnes.s (such as kidney failure), or fant. It takes a very special by rowdiness in the past, is touring America (Messier, Tlkkonen), 1:51 (pp). 4, Utica 86, Nazareth, N.Y. 79 and Mrs. Frank Hall.’ ’ then he is Edmonton, Lacombe I (Tlkkonen), Pit (roughing),7:44; Hextall,Phl,servedbv compounds in the diet (such as garlic). A meciical couple who will happily adopt a after a layoff of nearly I'/t years. D.SmIth (roughing), 7:44; Oahlaulst, Pit W. Connecticut 60, Amherst 57 647-9946 Mr. Frank Hall, and I am just 5:11. Penoltles P^ ln s k l, Col (slashing), (cross-checking), 12:11; Chychrun, Phi W. New England 91, Westfield St. 71 examination is necessary to make sure that your child of another race with special When he appeared at the Meadowlands two Edm, molor (flght- Mrs. I prefer “ Susan Jones and (Interference), 14:16; Coffey, Pit (hold­ Calendar Wash. & Jeff. 85, Oberlln 79 Marble St...... all Adams St...... 446-596 even general health is good and that all organ systems needs. Bless you. DEAR ABBY: This may be a years ago, fans broke arena lights and ripped Ira). W;». XSihlth, Edm, inalor (figiit- ing), 18:06; ZalopskI, Pit (roughing), Wesleyan 91, Worcester Tech 77 Frank Hall.” or “ Susan and tag), W:33; Cal, m otor ( f lu t ­ McCabe St...... all are working efficiently. Dietary alterations may be little late, but you’re always 19:51; Carkner, Phi (roughing), 19:51. Westminster, Pa. 93, Dyke 68 Dover Rd...... all Frank Hail.” out about 1,000 seats. ing), 10:33; Murzvn, Cal, major Shoh on goal—Pittsburgh 7-10-13—30. Wheeling Jesuit 90, West Liberty 83 Stock Place. ..all in order, although vitamin deficiencies are not a DEAR ABBY: "Hugh” and I saying, "Better late than never." (tiohtlim),ting), 10:33;10;33; Beukeboom, Edm SOUTH Edison Rd...... all whlno: Philadelphia 10-1^6—28. SATURDAY No. Main St. normal cause of body odor. have been living together for Four years ago, “Buddy,” a SUSAN JONES (rbudhlnb)„ ,11:28; ,... ■•, McDonold,Cal,«lcDonold,Cal (rough-(, uw*- Power-play Opportunities—Pittsburgh 2 Girts Basketball Ala.-BIrmlnghom 87, AIoIxhtio St. 85 . 397-496 Fulton Rd...... all Ing),I), 11:38;1J:38; Munl, ,«.w,n,;------Edm------(roughing), ^iw m inn j/------15:45; East Granby at Bolton, 1 p.m. Alabama 79, Virginia Tech 76 In the second instance, the use of bacteriocidal eight years. He left his wife. friend I was very close to at the Harvard honors Cavazos T.Hunter, Cal (high-sticking), 15:45. of 11; Philadelphia 2 of 9. Hendee Rd...... all DEAR SUSAN; If you don’t Goalies—Pittsburgh, Barrosso 7-10-2 (28 Putnam at Coventry, 7:30 Alabama A&M 99, Columbus 89 Harlan St .... 15-83 .soap will help reduce the population of normal skin “ Nettie.” 10 years ago. (I had time, needed $300 in a hurry, so I shots-24 saves). Philadelphia. 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V ^ \ ! 80 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 9. 19M MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Dec. 9, 1988 — 81 Earnest and true The Nutmeg Theatre at the University of Sing out WEEKEND ^nnecticut will present “The Importance of Being If you enjoy singing, don’t miss the Channel 3 Earnest” by Oscar Wilde this weekend. This is a Carol Sing, tonight at the Old State House. 800 Main classic comedy about love and mistaken identities, St., Hartford. It will be led by the Hartt School of High-energy time set in tum-of-the-century England. Performances Music Collegiate Singers, the Conrad High School Glastonbury glistens are at 8 tonight, Saturday and Sunday, and at 2 Feeling a bit tired from all the holiday Chamber Choir and the Salt & Pepper Gospel Sunday is a big day in Glastonbury, where there p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Tickets are $8 general. preparations. You'll be energized by an evening Singers. Portions will be taped for broadcast on will be three opportunities to celebrate the season. $6 for students and senior citizens. with the Little City String Band, which plays old Dec. 21 at 9 p.m. If the weather is bad. the carol At noon, the Santa’s 3.5 Mile Run begins at sing will be Saturday. time and Appalachian-style music. They will be at Glastonbury High School on Hubbard Street, The Sounding Board Coffeehouse on Saturday sponsored by the town’s Parks & Recreation Working for peace evening at 8. The coffeehouse is in the First Church Department. Registration begins at 11 a.m., for Dance on through time of Christ Congregational. 12S. Main St.. West An upcated version of "Lysistrata.” the ancient those who are not pre-registered. There will be Hartford. Admission is $6. For reservations, call Greek comedy about world peace, will be Want to cut a rug? Head for the Victorian and prizes for the best runners and the best costumes. 583-0841. presented this weekend at University Theatre. In Ragtime Christmas Ball, at 8 p.m. at South The town’s Caroling Songfest will be at 4; 30 p.m. the Administration Building of Central Connecticut Congregational Church, 277 Main St., Hartford. on Center Green, near the corner of Hebron Avenue Christmas Is merry SOMETHING OLD — Cov­ State University. New Britain. The play, by Whether you like to waltz, do the quadrille, turkey entry will be the center for all and Main Street. Santa Claus will arrive during this Aristophanes, is about a community where the trot or tango, you’ll enjoy the evening, which is put Christmas is indeed merry at the Mystic Seaport songest. Another opportunity to raise voices in song women vote to keep their husbands from their beds on by the Vintage Dance Society. There are Museum. For the past 12 years, visions of those who love antiques on will be offered at 7 p.m. at First Church of Christ, until the husbands give up all weapons. This workshops from 10 a.m. to noon, and again from Christmas past have come alive as costumed Saturday, when a most 2183 Main St. Caroling will be led by the Hartt version has been set in Belfast, Ireland of the 1970s. 1:30 to 4 p.m,, if you’re a little “out of step.” guides take visitors back through time, to unusual event is staged. College Collegiate Singers, and special activities The entire production from directing and acting to M Tickets are $15 for the ball, and $3 each for the experience the traditions of a I9th century seaport There will be an antiques are planned for children. management and publicity, is handled by students. workshops. Period or formal attire is encouraged. village. Yuletide tours are conducted through Dec. show from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Performances are tonight and Saturday at 7:30 17. lantern light tours through Dec. 22. ‘ at the Coventry Grange Hall p.m. Tickets are $5. Reservations are required. Call 572-0711. on Boston Turnpike (Route March by moonlight Admission is $9.50 for adults. $4.50 for children. Exploring careers 44.) Goods from 10 shops One of the most unusual events of the holiday The New England Air Museum, in cooperation Sing Alleluia! will be displayed. After walk­ season is the Christmas Torchlight Parade, A Victorian Christmas with Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, will sponsor an The Eastern Connecticut State University Community Carol Sing and Muster, on Saturday in ing through the show, vis­ Aviation Careers Expo on Saturday and Sunday at Take a look at how Christmas looked back in Chorus will present a free performance of Georg Old Saybrook. There will be about 45 fife and drum itors are invited to enjoy a the museum. High school students may talk with Victorian times, by visiting the Butler-McCook Frederic Handel’s “ Messiah” on Sunday at 7 p.m,, corps stepping off at CoulterStreet, at 6 p.m. A tour of the area, visiting all 10 representatives from aircraft mechanic schools, Homestead, 396 Main St., Hartford. Just three in the college’s Shafer Auditorium. It is located on community carol sing follows at the town green. aeronautical engineering programs and flight blocks from the Festival of Trees at the Wadsworth of the shops by following a the comer of Valley and Windham streets, on Those attending are asked to bring flashlights, instruction schools. The museum will sell used Atheneum, this building is maintained by the map which will be distrib­ Eastern’s south campus. The chorus will be torches, candles or lanterns. This goes on, rain, books and already assembled aircraft models. Antiquarian & Landmarks Society. It will be open uted at the Grange. Shops accompanied by a chamber orchestra, with IT’S GIFT WRAPPED — Joseph Albano, snow or clear moonlight. Refreshments will be served. The Career Expo is at Welte Auditorium, on Wells Street in from noon to 4 p.m.. Saturday and Sunday. on the route will be open harpsichord and solo trumpet. The performance is director of the Albano Ballet, portrays Saturday and Sunday. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. New free. New Britain, Performances are Saturday Admission is $2. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. After Dr. Drosselmeyer as he presents Clara Holiday concert Then proceed down to Old Wethersfield, where England Air Museum is at Bradley International and Sunday at 3 p.m.; Dec. 16 at 8 p.m. shopping, head back to the with the Christmas package which holds the sights and sounds of Christmas past will fill the Airport in Windsor Locks. Admission is $5 for those and Dec. 17 and 18 at 3 p.m. Tickets are The ethnic seasonal as well as usual holiday air at the Captain James Francis House at 120 Second Congregational 12 and up. $2 for ages 6 to 11. Sing Noel the nutcracker doll inside, in the classic between $6 and $20 each. Call 232-8898 tunes can be heard at a holiday concert planned for Church, 1660 Boston Turn­ Hartford Ave. The house, built in 1793, will be The Chancel Choir of Immanuel Congregational Christmas ballet, "The Nutcracker." It is or 232-8860. Saturday at Northwest Catholic High School, 29 decorated in two styles. The front parlor and dining pike, where a roast beef Church, with soloists, instrumentalists and being presented this weekend and next Wampanoag Drive, West Hartford, at 8 p.m. room are meant to illustrate the 1880 period, while dinner will be served from The moods of the season readers, will present a candlelight Festival of New unpublished holiday compositions by the kitchen and master bedchamber will illustrate 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Dinner is Lessons and Carols on Sunday afternoon at 4, _ Connecticut composers, the McDonough School j)EC lonj Robert Shaw’s work, "The Many Moods of the late 1700s and early 1800s. Open hearth cooking $4.50 general, $4 for senior Music will include pieces by Faure, Hassler and choir and the Choral Club of Hartford will perform. will be demonstrated by Dick Griswold, a citizens and $2 for children Christmas,” will be presented tonight at 8 at others. A light supper, for $1 per person, will follow. Bold and brassy And all that Jazz For information call 232-9168. descendent of early Wethersfield settlers. The Asylum Hill Congregational Church, 814 Asylum ages 7 to 12. Children 6 and The church is at the corner of Farmington Avenue The first brass enbemble to win the prestigious house will be open Saturday. 10a.m. toSp.m. Ave., Hartford. Also on the program, being Tenor .saxophonist Scott Hamilton will perform and Woodland Street in Hartford. Free parking is Naumburg Chamber Music Award, the Empire Admission is $2 for adults. 75 cents for children, Li] under may dine free. presented by the Asylum Hill Oratorio Choir, is J.S. Saturday evening at 8 at Lloyd’s Restaurant. 60 PMrick Flynn/M«nchMt«r Harald available next door, at Town and Country Shop. Brass, will perform Saturday evening at 8 at who must be accompanied by an adult. Bach's Cantata Number 140. A $5 donation is Wa.shington St. With Hamilton will be Chris Flory Jorgensen Auditorium, at the University of On Sunday, the Connecticut Historical Society suggested. on guitar, Mike LaDonne on piano and Chuck Riggs . Connecticut in Storrs. Tickets are between $5 and 'T t f will present The Magic of Christmas: A Victorian Giving of art on drum. The cover charge is $13. $10, and may he reserved by calling 486-4226. Magic Lantern Show. Victorian slides will be Festive trees Santa’s coming For those interested in the art of giving, think shown and members of the Gilbert and Sullivan between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday. The Manchester area is well represented at this Santa, Mrs. Claus and their elves will take up about giving art. Society of Connecticut will lead a sing-along and Warm and exuberant year’s Festival of Trees at the Wadsworth residence in Wickham Park this weekend, for their The Fisher Gallery Shop at the Farmington present selections of their own. Make a reservation Atheneum. 600 Main St., Hartford. Students from annual visit with local boys and girls. Set in a log Valley Arts Center (Rte. 44), Avon Park North, The wonderful, exuberant rhythms of the by calling 236-5621 on Saturdav. A crafty time Tiling Junior High School did an aluminum and cabin with decorations and music of the season, the Avon, is the site of a holiday exhibit and sale of Caribbean, Africa and Latin America can be heard cooper foil wall hanging, and a soft piece called visit with Wickham Park’s Santa marks the true handmade crafts and art by leading American About 50 craftsmen and artists from around the when Women of the Calabash present a concert Deck the Wall. beginning of the holiday season for many families. craftspeople. Northeast will set up displays this weekend at the tonight at 9 in the Washington Room of Trinity Munson’s Chocolates of Belton donated a six-tier A fire in the great stone fireplace and a 10-foot Available are pottery, baskets, pewter, wood, Manchester Community College’s Lowe Program College’s Mather Hall, 300 Summit St.. Hartford. chocolate tree, hung with foil-covered chocolate Christmas tree, the elves work on their toys and toys, glass, clothing, prints, cards, ornaments, Center. Admission to the craft fare is $1,50. those 12 Admission is free to this outstanding concert, balls. Another Bolton merchant. The Nutcracker Mrs. Claus serves up free refreshments, to provide wreaths and furniture. The exhibit is open through and under admitted free. The fair is Saturday, 10 which will also feature black American music. Christmas Shop, sent a wooden tree stenciled with for the perfect atmosphere. 'The Wickham Park log Dec. 23 from ll a.m. to 4 p.m. and Wednesday and a.m. to4p.m. old-time designs. cabin will be open Saturday and Sunday. 1 to 5 Thursday nights until 8. Admission and parking are free. The Coventry Garden Club donated a gold and p.m., and Dec. 14 through 23, weekdays 3 to 6 p.m. ' - Fashions in time A musical party white piece called Angel Wings. Robin Smith, wife and weekends, 1 to 5 p.m. i i of Dr. Samuel Smith of Ob-Gyn Group of The Twice is Nice shop, a vintage clothing store Manche.ster Gilbert and Sullivan Savoyards will Manchester, created a stained glass Santa Claus in the ManchesterMall. will have a fashion show of be the featured entertainment tonight at 7:30 at a and donated it in the name of her husband’s group. Judyl Judyl Judy! clothes from times gone by, on Sunday afternoon at party spon.sored by the Catholic Graduates Club of Greater Hartford. The event, open to the public, Robert M. Sulick. a longtime Manchester . Famed folk and pop singer Judy Collins will 2. The show will be in the auction hall in the back of will be at the Hartford Insurance Group. 690 resident and now the director of education at the present a concert Saturday evening with the the mall, 811 Main St. Refreshments will be served. Connecticut Culinary Institute In Farmington, put Asylum Ave., Hartford A $15 donation per person Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra, at the is requested. together a gingerbread model of the Atheneum. Garde Arts Center, 325 Captain’s Walk, New The Festival of Trees is open from 10 a.m. to 5 London. Tickets are $12 to $22. all 444-6766 for Fun for smallfry p.m.. Saturday and Sunday. Saturday admission is further information. Fruit of the vine free to children carrying teddy bears. A magic The little ones in your hou.se will enjoy the ON THE BOARDS — The Nutcracker show will be presented at 11:15 a m . 1 and 3:15 Children’s Christmas Party on Sunday afternoon at The Nutmeg Vineyard, Bunker Hill Road in Christmas Shop in Bolton contributed p.m. Sunday’s entertainment will feature the Around the world the New Britain Museum of American Art. 56 Andover, is offering wine tasting and tours of the this stencilled wooden Christmas tree. Hartford Tuba Quartet. Hartford Chorale and the Lexington St., New Britain. There will be carol vineyard, Saturday from 11 a m. to 5 p.m. For Bob Matson, the shop owner, designed Governor's Foot Guard Band. The various ethnic groups represented at singing, the chance to munch on snacks and enjoy directions, call 742-8402. the piece. Community Baptist Church will present an the antics of “ A Barnyard Wassail,” a holiday International Festival on Saturday at 5; 30 p.m . ' show. The party is from 2 to 4 p.m.. and admission Visitors may try German lentil soup, Hungarian is free. A musical interlude baked sausage and poppy seed pastries, Phillipino Cinema egg rolls, Cuban pork roast and fried noodles and The American Music Theatre Group will present chicken from Laos. It’s Teddy time Victorian Christmas music, accompanied by a 19th In addition to the food, there will be caroling in a “ You’ve Come a Long Way. Teddy.” is the title of HARTFORD — Teaullo Sunrise (R ) FrI and Sot 13:40, FrI and Sat midnight. — Rocky Horror century harmonium organ, on Sunday at 2 p.m. at Cinema City — Crossing Deloncev 3, 5:15, 7:50, 10:10, 13:15; Sun 13:40, 3, Picture Show (R) FrI and Sat midnight. variety of languages, the ligthting of bamboo a new exhibit opening this weekend at the Noah (P G ) FrI 7:15, 9:50; Sot and Sun 1:30, 5:15, 7:50, 10:10, — The Naked Gun the First Congregational Church. 993 Main St.. star-shaped lanterns, a chance to play the pinata Webster House. 227S. Main St., West Hartford. It 4:15, 7:15, 9;50. — A Cry In the Dark (PG-13) FrI and Sat 13:15, 3:10, 4, 5:35, VERNON ON HER TOES — Debra Martinello and (PG-13) FrI 6:45, 9:30; Sat and Sun 1, 7:30, 9:45, 11:50; Sun 13:15,3:10,4, 5:35, Cine 1 * 3 — High Spirits (PG-13) FrI South Windsor. A reception with refreshments will game and sail some miniature boats. 'The event is will feature more than 100 bears, tracing the 7:30, 9:45. — Scroooed (PG-13) FrI and follow. 3:45, 6:45, 9:30. — Madame Sousotzka 7:10, 9:30; Sat and Sun 3,4:30, 7:10,9:30. open to the public, and there will be a nominal James Lowderback perform in a scene history of teddies from the Brooklyn candy store (PG-13) FrI 6:55, 9:30; Sat and Sun 1:10, Sat 13:40, 3:55, 5:05, 7:45, 10:10, 13:30; — A Fish Called Wanda )R ) FrI 7, 9:30; 3:55, 6:55, 9:30. — Mystic Pizza (R ) FrI Sun 13:40, 3:55, 5:05, 7:45, 10:10. — Sat and Sun 1:30, 4:15, 7, 9:30. charge for the food. from “The Nutcracker,” to be performed owner, Morris Michtom, who made the first teddy 7:06, 9:40; Sat and Sun 1:30, 4:05 , 7:05, Ernest Saves Christmas (P G ) FrI-Sun bear to honor President Theodore Roosevelt in 9:40. 13:35, 3:30, 4:35, 7:10. — The Accused WILLIMANTIC this weekend by The Connecticut (R ) FrI and Sat 9:30, 11:30; Sun 9:30.— Jlllson Square Cinema — Twins (PG) A Dickens of a time Concert Ballet. Shows are at Manches­ 1902. The exhibit opens Sunday at 1 p.m.. and will EAST HARTFORD My Stepmother Is on Allen (PG-13) FrI FrI 7:35,10,13:15; Sot 13:30, 3,5:30,7:35, CLEARLY BEAUTIFUL — Robin Smith and Sat 1. 3:10, 5:15, 7:45,10:05,13; Sun ter High School on Saturday and remain at the house through Jan. 8. The museum is Poor Richards Pub and Cinema — 10, 13:15; Sun 13:30, 3, 5:30, 7:35, 10. — of Carter Street donated this stained The Populous Pudding Gallery. 820 Main St., Breakfast with Santa Married to the Mob (R ) Frlond Sat7:30, 1, 3:10, 5:15, 7:45,10:05. Twins (P G ) FrI Teaulla Sunrise (R ) FrI 7:30,10; Sot 13, Sunday at 3 p.m. One of the starring 19TH-CENTURY FAMILY — Costumed open Thursdays through Tb'esdays. 1 to 4 p.m. 9:30; 13; Sun 5, 7:30, 9:30. and Sat 13:30, 3:45, 5, 7:30, 9:50, 11:55; 3:30, 5, 7:30, 10, 13; Sun 13, 3:30, 5, 7:30, glass Santa to the Festival of Trees at the Willimantic, is staging a full reading of “ A Missed last week’s breakfast with Santa? You’ve Showcase Cinemas t-9— Cocoon: The Sun 13:30, 3:45, 5, 7:30, 9:50 10. — Scrooged (PG-13) FrI 7, 9:30, 13; roies, that of the Sugar Plum Fairy, will staff at Mystic Seaport portray the Return (P G ) FrI and Sot 13, 3:35, 4:50, Sat 1, 3:30, 7,9:30,13; Sun 1,3:30, 7,9:30. Wadsworth Atheneum, 600 Main St., Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens, tonight at 8. got another chance on Saturday, at the Arm y & 7:35,10, 13:15; Sun 13,3:35, 4:50, 7:35,10. MANCHESTER — M y Stepmother Is an Allen (PG-13) Hartford. It will hang, with the rest of the The cost is $I per person. While at the gallery, take Navy Club, 1090 Main St. The Downtown be danced Saturday by Marjorie Jaffe of Buckingham family during the Seaport’s Rub that lamp — Child's Play (R ) FrI and Sat 13:10, UA Theaters East — Die Hard (R) FrI FrI 7:30, 9:50, 13; Sot 13:15, 3:45, 5:10, a look at the current exhibit of works by Alison H. Manchester, and Sunday by Monica December Yuletide Tours. The historic 3:15, 4:30, 7:10, 9:30, 11:30; Sun 13:10, 7, 9:35; Sat and Sun 3, 4:30, 7, 9:35. — 7:30, 9:50, 13; Sun 13:15,3:45, 5:10, 7:30, displays, through Dec. 11. Saturday Manchester Association. McDonald's of “Aladdin and His Magic Lamp” will be 3:15 , 4:30, 7:10, 9:30. — Oliver & Hloh Spirits (R) FrI 7:15, 9:40; Sat and 9:50. — The Land Before Time (G) FrI Bayer, who does surrealistic images of everyday Manchester and the Hartford Courant will sponsor Mason of Bloomfield. Tickets are $6 home, with its open hearth, is one of the Company (G ) FrI and Sot 13:10, 1:50, Sun 3:10,4:30,7:15,9:40. — Whn Framed 7:15, 9:15,11:15; Sat 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:15, children carrying teddy bears will be events, and John Craig, who puts together mixed presented Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at Ellington High 3:35, 5, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30; Sun 13:10, 1:50, Roger Rabbit (P G ) Sat and Sun 3:15, 9:15, 11:15; Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, the breakfast, from 9 to 11 a.m. Admission is $2.50 generai, $4 for chiidren and senior many scenes visitors wili find along the School. Route 140, Ellington. Admission is $2 3:35, 5, 7, 8:30, 10. — The Land Before 4:40. — The Feds (PG-13) FrI-Sun 7:30, 9:15. — High Spirits (R ) FrI 7:35, 9:30, admitted free. media works. per person. Tickets will be available at the door. Tim e (G ) FrI and Sat 1,3:10,5:30,7,8:30, 9:35. — Heavy Metal (R) FrI ond Sat 11:30; Sat 13:45, 3,5:15, 7:35,9:30,11:30; citizens. route of the tours. general, $1 children. 9:55, 11:30; Sun 1, 3:10, 5:30, 7, 8:30,9:55. midnioht. — U3Rattleand Hum (PG-13) Sun 13:45, 3, 5:15, 7:35, 9:30. A

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Dec. 9. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec. 9, 19M — tS MeCALL OF TH i WORLD by Duma* A Crawford •NAFU by Bruca Baaltla KIT t r CARLVLK by Larry W il«M Puzzles T V T o n i g h t i tin u lajpits FiesrTiME. o N m s i m s . ACROSS 5 Film critic Answer to Previous Puzzle 5 :0 0 P M ns Santa Claus is Coming to other. James Stewart. Margaret Sullivan, gela gains the vineyard after blackmailing Pauline___ Town Fred Astaire is the narrator for a (S) Racing From Plaintfiald A p Frank Morgan. 1940, Nick; and Richard's paper proves Lance is 1 Near 1 s C musical look into the mysteries and myths 07) MacNell/Lahrer Newahour 6 Oddly Billy Graham Crusade (CC) Theme: innocent of Melissa's death. (60 min.) (In K A R E N of Kris Kringle. alias Santa Claus. (60 min.) CID 5 Praise 7 Pat gently "Temptations of Christ ’ Musical guests; Stereo) QD HIM S treet Blues R 1 N 10 Garden flower S E M M 5 l2 5 P M @1 Silent Mouse Lynn Red­ Glad. (60 min.) (In Stereo) CID (3D N e w t [CNN] Sports Tonight 8 Elaborate poem grave narrates how "Silent Night" was 1 R E E C£ MOVIE: 'Night They Saved Christ- CID ® 2 0 /2 0 (CC) Segments include a [D IS ] M O V IE : The D irt Bike Kid' An un­ 12 North American 9 ----- Quentin written with the aid of a young boy's pet m as' Drilling for Arctic oil threatens Santa report on the problems caused by snoring usual dirt bike plays a key role in a teen­ S E L F mouse. (65 min.) (R) (In Stereo) I country 10 Oxlike animal Claus’s toy factory at the North Pole, so a and sleep apnea. (60 min.) ager’s efforts to save a local hot dog stand mother and her three children set out to 13 Real___agent 11 Oxygenated 5 :3 0 P M [ESPN] Motorweek Illus­ (ID IN N N ew s from demolition. Peter Billingsley. Stuart K N p E D trated save it from certain destruction. Jaclyn Pankin, Anne Bloom. 1985. Rated PG. 14 Corned beef 12 Precipice S L L Smith, Art Carney, Paul Le Mat. 1984. QD On Trial [HBO] MOVIE; 'Crazy Moon' Offbeat [ESPN] SportsCenter 17 Printer’s N E S T O R Morton Downey Jr. J l:a - sandwich love affair between an eccentric teen-ager dD MOVIE; 'It Came Upon the Midnight [HBO] MOVIE: The Lost Boys' (CC) A measures o A T M E S S and a deaf salesgirl. Kiefer Sutherland. V a­ Clear' A retired New York detective dies dD ( ^ Miami Vice (CC) The vice squad FCANUTS by Charlat M. Schuli 15 Actor Lancaster young boy recruits the help of teen-age nessa Vaughan. Peter Spence. 1986. before he can fulfill his Christmas promise tries to trip up Latin counterrevolutionaries 19 Peace birds B L o M E t ' O D E monster hunters when his older brother 16 Old Spanish s Rated PG-13 to his grandson, so he strikes a "heavenly searching for narcotics buyers. (60 min.) coins 21 TV's talking p o P O V E [ r Y M A bargain" to return to Earth Mickey (In Stereo) falls in with a group of adolescent vam­ MEV, KIP, GUESS WHAT.. THEY 5AV WE CAN HAVE [TM C ] MOVIE; 'A Prayer for the Dying' Rooney, Scott Grimes. 1984. pires. Jason Patric, Corey Haim. Kiefer 18 Entertainment horse (2 wds.) 1 M p R o V E 1 s L E S (CC) A repentant Irish terrorist finds his Odd Couple Sutherland. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) THERE'S GONNA BE A CHRISTMAS PLAV AS LONG past catching up with him after fleeing to d D M cCloud 9P 22 Foretell A V E N G E R N E A R s QD Noticiero Univision ^ COMPROMISE... London. Mickey Rourke, Bob Hoskins. W ar of the W orlds Harrison's psychic 1 1 :3 5 P M CD Night Court AS THERE'S NO RELIGION IN IT.. 19 Mild expletive 2 3 _about N 1 L D E D E dD Star Trek N V Alan Bates. 1987, Rated R. (In Stereo) grandmother leads the team to the aliens. 1 2 :0 0 A M C S K o ja k 20 Center of 24 Scolded I (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [CNN] Headline News 6 :0 0 P M (3D (4§) N ew s CD St. Elsewhere 25 Metal money 33 Play on words dD dD Something U out There (CC) A [M AX] MOVIE: 'Overboard' (CC) An shield 40 Three-spot card (3) dj) Three's Company W a r of th e W orlds Skeptical officials small town's residents are controlled from amnesiac millionairess is duped into be­ QD “ My wife wants an exercise bike and lots of 24 Scads 26 Former Russian 3 5 ______and41 Catches force Harrison to prove that an alien inva­ (3D Matt Houston outer space by aliens preparing for an inva­ lieving that she's married to a beer- clothes one size too small!" ruler potatoes 42 La. time guzzling carpenter. Goldie Hawn. Kurt Rus­ sion is imminent. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 25 Actress Leslie 36 Dancer (B) Gong Show sion. (60 min ) (In Stereo) 27 Tree snake 43 Ear (comb sell. Edward Herrmann, 1987. Rated PG, Soloflex Jeanmaire form) d D Cagney 8i Lacey @) dD Washington Week in Review (In Stereo) 28 Pertaining to (CC), QD Current Affair ZIPPY by Bill Ortffllh 26 Split 37 Inheritors A -Team Part 3 of, 3. 44 Firearm 1 0:3 0 P M QD (3D Odd Couple QD PELICULA: 'Caminos de Ayer' Un 29 Type of sword dawn 38 Sources of N e w s (Live) dD MOVIE: 'Three's a Crowd' A man owners' gp. finds himself an inadvertent bigamist with dD Christmas With the Mormon Taber­ joven libertino que se regenera convirtien- 29 Duo metal d D Doctor W ho Part 2 of 7 (>M£ (eMUCW Fop 2 H>py'S Z i p p y M I S en iL T h o w a s o u t 30 Roared 46 Flightless bird a wife in Los Angeles and another in San nacle Choir and Shirley Verrett Soprano dnse en un buen cantante. Jorge Negrete. Charlie's Angels Francisco. Larry Hagman, E. J. 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A'AVE’ t o birthday celebration highlighting M ickey’s zombies. Catherine Mary Stewart, Kelli dD INN News Texas detective attempts to interface with ' th« OtO Zippy, giTTCP 33 Small horse 60-year show business career, with hosts CotuMgiA, Maroney, Robert Beltran. 1984. (^ Hogan's Heroes a batch of beautiful computer criminals. i r M Y & E L F / ' tales Lois Chiles, George Kennedy, Do­ DePalm a WITH A1E„ TO SHOW HOW BELLE IN FATTEST >OJNG BACHELORS.r IT SEEMED MKSHTV H DON'T \ DOWN [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Lifeguard' A 32-year- Qt;1 N ew s (CC) DOGPATCH CXDNE NO' DlDhft HARRV yP WIF SUSPICIOUS HO y^ W fT ) S E E ) rothy Lamour, 1987 Rated R. ■ ' THREW M E/. REGISTERED no TH old lifeguard is unable to make a marital QD Love Connection 1 2 :3 5 A M CD Family Feud MONtOF'EM — BUT NOTHIN’ YORE WOLF-F¥W1K ^ TH' ^ [M A X] MOVIE: 'End of the Line' Two SADIE MAVKINS DAV WAS EVAH SEEN OT 'EM WAS FO TH'NEXT FEW JHOOMER 1 Effort commitment or to obtam a conventional [CNN] Moneyline RACE,*DECEMBER 2Vt« AGIN — EXCEFH- A FE W .C5Er^Vwa o r IT job. Sam Elliott, Anne Archer, Kathleen Arkansas railroad workers stage an unu­ 1 :0 0 A M (3D Latin Connection (60 STRAY COLLAR BUTTONS.^ ' (NO MORE.r 2 Preface Quinlan 1976 Rated PG sual protest when corporate bosses close [D IS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet min.) (In Stereo) ^ down their yard Wilford Brimley, Levon 3 Minute insect [USA] Cartoons [E S P N ] Lighter Side of Sports Host Jay CD Barnaby Jones Helm. 1988. Rated PG. Johnstone. 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(In Stereo) tive hinders Sonny's efforts to prove a to do an expose on health clubs and ends UQYDWUH7 —> MVVWM FBOADK [D IS] MOVIE: 'Hoosiers' A former col­ confessed murderer was framed (60 min.) up falling for a reporter-shy aerobics in­ [U SA ] Night Flight: Take-Off to African lege coach faces resentment when he (In Stereo) structor. John Travolta, Jamie Lee Curtis, Sounds takes over as head of an Indiana high- PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "Magazine photography is the mural painting of Christmas Special With Luciano Pa­ Jann Wenner 1985. (R) school basketball team Gene Hackman, dD 1:05AM (3D Oick Clark's Golden modern times." — Gene Thornton varotti The Metropolitan Opera star sings Dennis Hopper. Barbara Hershey. 1986 QD Tonight Show (In Stereo) Greats "A ve Maria, " "O Holy Night" and other Rated PG Christmas classics from the Notre Dame [ESPN] SportsCenter Cathedral in Montreal. (90 min.) ’ l l [H B O ] Inside the NFL Hosts Len D aw ­ dZ) Spencer Tracy Legacy: A Tribute by JOHHJOIO son, Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Katharine Hepburn Elizabeth Taylor, Burt SUNDAY BRUNCH Reynolds, Mickey Rooney, Lee Marvin and [USA] Miami Vice In the new ALLEY OOP by Dave Oraue Angela Lansbury are among the stars re­ WHAT A b u y ' by 8111 Hoatl i THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 7 :3 0 P M (T) p m M agazine Featured miniscing about Spencer Tracy. Host Ka­ dining g I A 19 by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee divorce lawyer Raoul Lionel Felder tharine Hepburn. (2 hrs.) a n y CLOSER 1 I'M THE PROBLEM / YOU MEAN WE'LL IT LOOKS THAT COULD BE HES A SURVIVOR, I THAT'S (3D Current Affair [CN N] Larry King Live at 11am to Z pm i m p r TO A FIX ON / AFRAIP IS IN THE HAVE TO WAIT UN THAT WAY,' Unscramble these four Jumbles, A n o t h e r w e e k ! OSCAR! DON'T^EASIER Wouldn't nurt If you both (3D dD Jeopardy! (CC) ALLEY NOT. TRANSMISSION \ TIL SHE GETS BACK WHAT HAPPENS one letter to each square, to form tost a few pounds [DIS] MOVIE: 'For Heaven's Sake' An WORRY A BO U T/ SAID I oicc OSCAR! CIRCUITRY AVA N BEFORE WE CAN TO OOP IN THE HIM! *^THANDONB four ordinary words. (3D Kate & Allie (CC) angel comes to the aid of a down-on-his- o f Champagne, tPine, WAS WORKING ON! ( DRAW A BEAP tuck professional basketball player who MEANTIME?.* IN N N ew s Bloody Mary or Screwdriver M? CID wants to win the respect and admiration of HYDUC dP) M«A"S*H his daughter. Ray Bolger, Kent McCord "6IMCE w e OOM’T HAVE r '' dD The New Liar's Club 1982 A FIREPLACE WE ROAST dD Win. Lose or Draw [E S P N ] Top Rank Boxing From Las Ve­ Belgian Waffles Omelettes gas, Nev. (2 hrs.) (Live) CHESTNUTe IN THE ® (3D N ew hart (CC) Made to order with'Onions, [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Bullies' (CC) Evil of an­ Made to order with MICROWAVE.” (40) Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) Peppers, Bacon Bits, Chopped SURUP other kind lies waiting for an executive and Fruit Toppings and [CN N] Crossfire his family when they leave the dangerous Ham, Mushrooms or Grated [E S P N ] S peedw eek Weekly auto racing city for the safety of smalltown life. Janet Whipped Cream Cheese •i. • J highlights Laine Green, Dehl Berti, Stephen Hunter. 1986. Rated R. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Hollywood Shuffle' O f­ Served Buffet Style: C)I968 King f eatu IS fa K i cia CIS na I Yesterday's Answer; What that tiresome speechmaker could not be after he was called on—CALLED OFF OH SI T DON’T THE ORIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavas VAIAT M / 5 HOOFV SNOOP/ RC3AMAS?... MISS AtZEVOU PWTAMA5. \MEAR1N6, YOU'RE ^PRD^EP TO BE THE MO$TFEROCIOU?3EA^IN '''A WHAT po You 6 UKTWER? THIS! W Rm\..m TybUt A s t r o g r a p h FEEL m c u io u f , TRlNK-- /-£P r To V/EAR1N6 fNOOPy, ANTIQUES... R I G H T O R ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Some, but Rfour not all, will be in accord with your objec­ RIGHT Tb LfFT?' tives today. Don't let the dissenters gain ANTIQUES... HE cal but not necessarily appealing. Be damper on the event. Z Coventry Antique Center, David Hindle Antiques.... CANtPRIVE Vulnerable: Neither en. And East was looking at all of prepared to weather some opposition. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) W ell-con­ Z Come and join us for “Christmas in Coventry” . Dealer: E^ast If you are puzzled by East’s strange them. So he played the deuce. When AOUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Decisions ceived plans should work out success­ jump to three hearts, think of it this West’s seven held the trick, it wasn't or judgments made In haste today fully today, provided you're not too Im­ I Directions: Follow Route 44 until you come to one of the W nt North Eail South way: When North made a takeout dou­ hard for West to figure out that his could come back to haunt you later. patient. Avoid trying to push through Take adequate time to size things up B above shops — Ask for a map. ! ♦ Pan ble, East would show a strong hand partner wanted a club shift. So he last-minute changes In order to speed 1 V Dbl. 3 V properly before rendering a verdict. things up. 3 ♦ with heart support by first redoubling « SPECIAL NOTE: Continuous Roast Beef Supper to be P an < ♦ Pan Pan played the four of clubs, and the con­ GIPT5 PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Financial SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22 ) Be realistic Pan and then raising hearts. So East's tract had to fail. Hard luck for South ■WHIM! conditions look lair lor you today and about the value of what you do lor oth­ ® served at the First Congregational Church, Main St., from jump raise of hearts showed more dis­ that three cards were sitting wrong. you should come out on the plus side, ers today. It you place too much value 0 4; 30 to 6:30 p.m. No reservations needed. Opening lead: ▼ 7 tributional values and less in high But credit to East for making a care­ provided you don't do anything rash or on your efforts, you could be disap­ TONIGHT 9:00 M8 cards When the seven of hearts was ful play. extravagant. pointed by the responses you'll receive. A la fa la V * i» i» fa la fa ta ns m ta fa «a ta la fa fa fa M l sa la M l I Z4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec, 9, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Dec. 9. 1988 — $5 HOMES HOMES FOR SALE HOMES IFOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE BUSINESS iA Spcciolisj Dcftf! Spacious-elegant 1 year S W EET AN D PETITEIII FOR R E N T. Spacious 6 MANCHESTER. Porter­ old contemporary with Delightful 4 Room room, 2 or 3 bedroom field Condominium. 2 almost 1 acre In area of Cape on Anderson ranch style attached bedrooms. 2 baths, I large homes. Deck off Street In Manchester. home. Fully ap- cor garage, full base­ % t MARKET REPORT B n lN E A T M 8 / MISCELLANEOUS living room and dining Ideal starter home for pllanced Including ment. End unit. | o u |PLUMBUM r room with atrium singles or newlyweds. 2 washer and dryer. $850 $185,000. Piano Realty, AelMly ov»f Iht ptti 30 tuding dlyt New taxes take bigger corporate bite SERVICES doors. Slate foyer, 3 bedrooms, full base­ plus security and utili­ 13 East Middle Turn­ e»ww!iwwiwts.t____ _ toll boths, Jen-AIr ment, carpeting, cute ties. Ask for Joyce. pike, Manchester. 646 QiuNity Hoiiib wees jiSHi. ewes. GSL Building Mainte­ stove, Jacuzzi plus yard, freshly painted 647-8895. Century 21 Ep­ 5200______WASHINGTON (AP) - A new percent in 1986 and 20.94 percent the nance Co. Commerci much more. It would be exterior. Affordably of the tax burden front individuals to ent provisions under the old tax law, C^MHlng 8«rvle« ehMwaleeiWtiNem. stein Realty, 647-8895.a BO LTO N . 6 room, 2'A survey shows that overhaul of the ol/ResIdentlol building $119,900. previous year. corporations. Over five years, the there are significant variations in how »wt»sw>Wsw»eow,M« Bollara, pumpa, hot wMtr our pleasure to show priced at Jack- both raised ranch. Fin­ -aerileB the Wenehseiei etee. repairs ond home Im­ you this fine home. son 8i Jackson Real federal income tax is increasing the Three out of four corporations paid total shift is expected to be about $125 they are faring under the new law, , Fwaonal eteenlng eetvice tanks, now and MANCHESTER Owner fl- ished family room, cus­ bite on corporations — which is Just a higher rate last year than the year *“***— — - - i n titiinli I raplaosmanta. provements. Interior Blanchard 8i Rossetto Estote, 647-8400.O nanced • no money dow tom wet bar. Greot billion. said Mark Starcher of Tax Analysts. BwlBHjd to handle the ond exterior pointing, Realtors," We’re Sel- what Congress intended. before. While a portion of the increase The most significant corporate eaNdetWarolianlne needs tor freer-nce corre sTiu A Te a FINDERS KEEPERSIII to qualified buyer 6 views. $205,000. Flono X ttia Buey proNeeloiiel. CeH light carpentry. Com­ llng Houses” 646-2482.P Don’t let this great rooms, 3 bedrooms, 1 Vz Realty, 13 East Middle One thousand corporations sur­ is due to higher earnings in 1987, most changes enacted were repeal of the For example, a reduction in long­ 643-9649/a plete lonltoriot ser baths, 1 car detached I'll veyed by Tax Analysts paid about $7 f- Maytery^ •43-1729 AtktsrMsrti MANCHESTER. SPA- house get by you I Su­ Turnpike, Manchester. is attributable to the new tax law, said special treatment of capital gains, term accounting provisions more vice. Experienced, ret CIOUSII This nine per 6 Room Ranch on garage $132,900. Flano 6465200.______;l"l billion more into the federal treasury Tax Analysts, a Virginia-based re­ toughening of the alternative min­ than doubled the average tax rate table, free estimotes room Colonial has 4 Sanford Road, fire­ Realty Company, 13 last year than they did in 1986, when 429-7785 4434)304. BOLTON. 8 room Garri­ search and publishing organization. imum tax, repeal of the investment paid by aerospace companies, from IfflPAMTIlM/ bedrooms, 2Vz baths. place, vinyl siding, up­ East Middle Turnpike, son Colonial. Brand the tax laws underwent major “Tax reform is working,” said tax credit and restructuring of 15.6 percent of earnings to 36.7 CHARLES The HoimIv- Approxmlately 2,000 dated heating system. Manchester. new. 4 bedrooms, 2V1______T______u i\ * n I 6ALUGAN A CO. area. $239,500. ERA Da­ awaits a new owner to excellent Investment K O O K K ^ / removel. Free ecthnalee. niel F. Reale, Inc., rooms, Including mas­ help bring It to life opportunity. $234,900. ter bedroom sutle. I'A IMCOMETAX PAIMTINQ Angelic Home Speolat conelderallon for Realtors, 175 Main ogolnl Fabulous floor Bob Taylor, Sentry wmaiwiraeea eldeily and hendicapped. Street, Manchester. Real Estate, 643-4060.O acre lot. $325,000. Flono Inside trading charge filed .FWeMngasMMng.Mioi Care Registry plan with 4 bedrooms, Realty, 13 East Middle Finance head quits Wlwweys seWsd. fuey insured. Localc«l legislrjr orTon quslily EASILY AFFORDABLE walk-up attic, spacious 1916 HKOMi TAXn 6 4 7 - 7 5 5 3 MANCHESTER 6 room Turnpike, Manchester. NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - A case,” Alito said. “But we will eeeeMeMtse. enre... lower coal to pnlienti... Manchester Spoclous 2 living room and formal 6465200. convicted on all counts and fines CBnauttaUen y Praparatlon companions, home mikert, bedroom, iVz bath dining room, fireplace, Cape. 3 bedrooms, IVz IN BR IEF former director of the Federal prosecute it vigorously to try to totaling $141,000, Alito said. in wake of scandai 6 4 7 - 3 8 0 8 Itese mssn i t “BROCER-EASE*’ co. Townhouse featuring pantry, 2 porches, lots baths, fireplace In liv­ Reserve Bank of New York has insure it isn’t repeated in the Rough is accused of relaying Indhrtduala / 647-19S6 Grocery shopping delivery full basement, conve­ of nooks and crannies. ing room $137,900. Fl­ MANCHESTER been indicted on insider trading future.” TOKYO (AP) - Finance Minister Kiichi Bolt ProptMora •ervlee. OpM 24 hours. 7 nient location. Coll for Needs redecorating, ano Realty Company, EB kickback admitted the information by telephone Wall PopBrinii & days a week. Call ue with charges for a scheme to leak Rough, 49, received $47,000 in from his executive suite at the Miyazawa resigned today, becoming the first Pointina details. Century 21 Ep- exterior In very good 13 East Middle Turn­ *168.000 NEW HAVEN (AP) — An attorney says he secret interest rate figures to a Cabinet-level casualty In a widening scandal Dan M oalBr64f-3SIf GAY & SON. your IlstI steln Realty, 647-8895.a condition. Newer roof pike, Monchester 646 interest-deferred loans from the National Bank of Sussex County, Residential, Commercial, , and heating system. 5200______Impeccably maintained will seek probation for a suspended buyer for now-bankrupt brokerage firm. over conflicting statements about his involve­ References B Insurance. MASONRY now-defunct Bevill, Bresler & where he served as president, a nd Brick, block and stone, 645-1277 WANT ADS are the Located on Henry LIKE new and ready for 3 bedroom ranch. At­ Electric Boat shipyard who has admitted to A federal indictment returned ment in questionable stock purchases. CARPENTilY/ ceramic tile, marble and Schulman Inc. investment firm in once from the New York Fed’s Marty MoHsen, 44M431 friendly wav ot finding a Street In Manchester. you! One year old tached garage. New accepting paid vacations in return for securing Thursday charged former New “I have many regrets, but we are not getting RMR00EUN6 concrete, cosh buyer tor applian­ BRAND NEW PRICE! exchange for the rate informa­ boardroom just after a meeting, Oory McHugh, 443-9321 ranch style end unit roof and gutters. Desir­ a contract for a Massachusetts company. Jersey Bankers Association pres­ tion, the indictment charged. He prosecutors said at a news anywhere without clearing this- deadlock,” I No toblstoo'smolll i m ces, musical Instruments, $151,900. Jackson 8< with 2 bedrooms, first Robert P. Wasco, 58, of East Lyme, pleaded ident Robert A. Rough with was a member of the Federal Miyazawa told a news conference after 282-7341 or 427-3973 cars and a host of other Jackson Real Estate, floor laundry, bright able neighborhood. conference. RELIABLE MOVINB Ite m s. 647-8400.0 Spotless, move-ln con­ guilty Thursday to one count of violating the conspiracy to commit fraud in the Reserve Bank, part of the Fed’s Bevill, Bresler made millions submitting his resignation to Prime Minister sunny kitchen, full Noboru Takeshita. l I w k I W N S [ mnhfnm/ BROCK BROTHERS Low, Low Ratoe. basement, deck and dition, a must to see. federal anti-kickback law for accepting first insider trading case involv­ regional network, from 1982 to of dollars in government securi­ garage. $122,900. Susan vacations in exchange helping Vorias Engi­ ing government securities, pro­ 1984. Miyazawa, who is also giving up his position tseiysMee t IsiMstsglBg Short notice rhoves. Principals only ties trades based on Rough’s , -Ntr wtis. km4we Bulldozing — Lot hnprovenwnt Insured. Dependable Donahue, Sentry Real neering of Middletown, Mass., obtain an secutors said. Rough was charged with con­ advance word about decisions as deputy prime minister, said he is stepping OBwistsa end a«Mi. Mie imsrtor Estate, 643-4060.n 649-2929 down to help pave the way for passage of iliNHfiM. OMI — Crushed Slone lor Bile — 24 Vaara experience In inflated contract for a Trident nuclear It was also the first time in the spiracy to >commit wire and made by the Federal Reserve and Stone Driveways — Regraded moving submarine part. U.S Attorney Stanley A. 75-year history of the Federal securities fraud, two counts of recommendations offered by the sweeping tax reform bills. • 6 T .3 G G S ,. Blneltlled “I feel that accomplishing tax reform is my ^ J O O n N G CARS Twardy Jr. said. Reserve that a director has been bank fraud, one count each of New York Fed on the discount N9 |0G fdO Mf or too illlML «NN 659-3781 646 -9 6 8 9 AnyUmt CARS Hugh F. Keefe. Wasco’s attorney, said he charged with fraud, said Samuel wire fraud and securities fraud rate, the indictment said. mission and I did not want to stand in the way of iiiobiiiDREiiooalM ^ «M|R low aoU^iilB. FDR SALE FOR SALE completion of the tax reform bills,” Miyazawa addkiooe, deeks. root- plans to seek probation forhisclient, who faces A. Alito Jr., the U.S. Attorney for and two counts of making false The discount rate is the interest 87G-9477, M e up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine when New Jersey. statements to banks. said. “Personally, I hope the tax reform bills klB. sMtng,wlndows and gult- rate the Federal Reserve charges ■B. ANIyMotramodsllnoand 647-92S9. Rick KITCHEN & BATH A he is sentenced Feb. 2. “We believe this is an isolated He faces 29 years in prison if on loans to commercial banks. will be passed soon and it doesn’t matter what Hta, CaN Bob Panand, Jr. happens to me.” Takeshita said he would assume Miyazawa’s Sbb. 647-8809 ^ REMODELING 8PACIOUSII Holiday sales going well Rat.6454949 M ANCHESTER >239,500 post as finance minister. The prime minister is FLOORWe From the smallest repair to the largest renovation, Th ii nli>6 room Coloniil h tt 4 bedroomt, 2H bRthi. Approx. 1987 DODGE SHADOW NEW YORK (AP) — The first two weeks of Editor pleads guilty in stock case expected to shuffle his Cabinet in a few weeks, our own craftsmen do the complete job — 2,000 tq. ft. of living tptc*. Lowtr iivtl rtc room with bar. 4 Dr., Blue, 4 Cyl., Auto, PS, PB, Air, Tilt but Takeshita declined to say how long he IfVfMEQEAST elOMtt. Rrat floor family room with firaplaca. You hava to aaa the 1988 Christmas shopping season have been NEW YORK (AP) — Business neatly and on schedule. tfiia baautiful homa. Located In a lovely area. Steering, Radio. #1802 good for many retailers, but stores in some ing issues of America’s biggest suspicious trades. He was would hold the finance portfolio. rra.^iNG FLOORSANDING Visit our showroom of call for a free estimate. Week’s former broadcast editor business weekly. charged with mail fraud in New Opposition parties in Parliament have been areas say warmer weather has put consumers faces up to 10 years in prison and Sot Tho ISoRGrvoT • Floora Hka new 649-5400 Business Week was the victim York and Connecticut last August stalling debate on the tax reform, demanding • SpaclaUzing bi otdar floors out of the holiday spirit. $500,000 in fines after pleading BSHs • aaMSif • OtMrafOsrpwNrir “I guess it started last weekend, the of the mail fraud, said U.S. and later pleaded guilty. He is first that Miyazawa resign. s m » » T»sSw«e«Ae»SW iuiii • Natural B sMned floors HERITAGE KITCHEN and *7495 guilty to charges he used unpub­ Attorney Rudolph Giuliani, be­ awaiting sentencing. Miyazawa has been under fire for giving • No waxing anymore shoppers really turned into purchasers,” said lished information from the mag­ Don Bell, senior vice president at Maison cause “they’re defrauded out of Seven employees of Business conflicting accounts about his alleged involve­ 872-4602 MnV$rfeNi-8»67a BATH CENTER. INC. . 1982 HDNDA ACCDRD azine to inake $15,000 in stock confidential information.” Week’s printer also lost their jobs ______182 W. Middle Turnpike, Manchester Blanche, which operates 21 stores in Louisiana trades. ment in the scandal. One of Miyazawa’s former and Florida. Ruderman could receive a as a result of an in-house aides bought shares of Recruit-Cosmos Co. 4 Dr., Brown, 4 Cyl., Auto, PS, PB, Air, Seymour G. “Rudy” Ruder- maximum sentence of five years investigation that found workers before they were registered to trade over the Radio, #1793 “We got off to an unusually strong start man, 62, of Scarsdale entered the immediately after Thanksgiving and we’ve in a prison and a $250,000 fine on allegedly sold advance copies. counter, and sold them immediately for a 20 plea Thursday to two counts of each count. Two brokers at two other invest­ million yen ($163,000) profit. LARGE FAMILY? continued to have really strong sales,” said mail fraud before U.S. District HELP WANTED HELP WANTED R b s I EstStS [^roRSALE Jim Batterson, advertising manager for Ruderman, who had done ment firms also were fired. Miyazawa is the most important figure to fall M ANCHESTER *209,900 *5195 Judge Robert Ward, who re­ Lovely. 7 room Colonial In anractive area, doaa to all Jacobson Stores Inc., which has 22 upscale broadcast reports for Business While Ruderman did not re­ so far in the five-month scandal, which has leased him on $100,000 bond and TODAY IS o good day to convanlancaa. It hat 4 badrooma. 2H bathe, all hardwood department stores in Michigan, Florida, Week since 1981, was fired Aug. 12 port. write or edit stories for shaken public confidence and implicated a T H E EASY W AY to find o IHDMES , floora, lltaplacad Uvlng room, firat floor laundry, ataal beam set sentencing for March 8. for failing to disclose all his stock Business Week, he anchored a range of influential figures in business and So// Your Car place on od In classified to conatructlon. If you need mote apace, let ua show you Ihia MANO€SreRHCt€A Indiana and Ohio. Ruderman, who did business cosh buyer for no-longer- FOR SALE sell those Idle Items apacloua homa. Securities analysts who track the industry trades and the full extent of his business news report several government. needed household Items Is you've been storing. A and market reports on the radio holdings, in violation of the with 0 want od. Dial 24 ADAMS ST, said the first two weeks of the season have been times a day from the magazine’s Public support for Takeshita’s government All real estate advertised In aulek coll to 643-2711 wilt for Business Week until his firing magazine’s ethics code. office in midtown Manhattan, 643-2711 to ploce your put your od In print. D. F. REAL!, INC. MANCHESTER, CT 06040 good, and they are optimistic retailers will last summer, has admitted mak­ has dropped to 18 percent from 30 percent when *15 the Monchester Herald Is have moderately strong increases from the The first victim of the widening which was carried by radio he assumed office a year ago, according to a 4 Lines — 10 Days oulck-octlon od. sublect to the Foir Housing KM . ESTATE ing $15,000 between January 1986 scandal was William Dillon, a Act of 1960, which mokes It SOUT HERKI New Eng- 175 Mils $L Minekstltr 646-3515 dismal performance of Christmas 1987. stations in New York, Boston, survey released today by the mass-circulation SOS charge each addi­ lond classifleld ads and last July in securities trades, stockbroker who had been fired Philadelphia and Fort Wayne, tions! lino, per day. You WAITRESSES. Days. Illegal to advertise any pref­ S48-4S2S using information from upcom­ newspaper Mainichi Shimbun. Apply In person to; La erence, limitation or discrim­ reach nearly 800,000 by Merrill Lynch & Co. for Ind. can caneW at any time. Stroda, 471 Hartford ination based on race, color, homes In Connecticut SORRY. Rood, Monchester. religion, sex or notional and Rhode Island. The NO REFUNDS OR origin, or on Intention to price for a basic 25 COMPANION/Home- moke any such preference, ADJUSTMENTS word ad Is only $55 and moker. - LIve-ln posl- limitation or discrimination. will appear In 43 news­ CALL HERALD tlons available. The Herald will not know­ ingly accept any advertise­ papers. For more In­ Flexible hours, com­ formation coll Classi­ petitive wages. Join ment which Is In violation ot CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 CLASSIFIED the low. fied, 643-2711 and ask our team. Call 249-7678, for detolls.o 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Agis, Inc. ask for POSSIBLE OWNER Fl- PART TIME PART TIME Joyce. NANCING South Wind­ Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED s o r Unique [HELP WANTED HELP WANTED INVITATION TO BID contemporary Condo BOLTON Lake. Four As 0 condition precedent to with 2 bedrooms, 2 HOLIDAY GIFT IDEAS the placement ot any odver- HOUSEKEEPER/Cook. Sealed bids will be received room Ranch, masonry NOTICE OF ORDER baths, plus a separate tlslno In the M anchester He­ Green Lodge, 20 bed U R G E N TL Y need depen­ TEXAS Refinery Corpo- In the General Services' of- on 2'/} lots, 2 storage CLERICAL. Full time 40 RN needed for busy Ver­ flee, 41 Center St., Manches­ ISSUANCE OF INLAND master bedroom suite rald, Advertiser hereby facility. 649-4433, leave dable person to work ratlon needs mature buildings, private BEAUTY SALONS FRUIT BASKETS UNIQUE GIFTS agrees to protect. Indemnity hour4dav week. Phone non Dermatologist's RECEPTIONIST/ ter, CT until JANUARY 4, WETLAND PERMIT with full bath and a and typing, general of­ office, 2V^ days per messoge.______without supervision for person now In Man­ 19S9 at II :00 o.m. on the fol­ beach, appliances, gas and hold harmless the Man­ Texas Oil Company In SUBWAY IW-SS-206 lacuzzl. Central air, chester Herald. Its officers fice procedures, relia­ week. Attractive work­ H AIRDR ESSER needed chester area. Regard­ SECRETARY lo w in g; heat. 15 minutes to PERO'S FRUIT STAND CRAFTSMEN’S Manchester area. We Pursuonf to Section 22o-42o central vac, skv-llghts Hartford. Reduced to TRES CHIC and employees against any ble and assist book­ ing conditions. Exten­ part time for small Sandwiches less of training. Write: Needed by small but WHITE BROOK STORM and many other ameni­ Fancy Fruit Baskets - troln. Write H.F. Dick­ F.D. Hopkins, Box 711, of the Connecticut General $143,900. 649-1794. GALLERY and all liability, loss or keeper. Apply Able sive patient contact. Manchester Salon. Call and Salads SEWER PHASE I Statutes, the Commissioner ties. Seller will help BEAUTY SALON delivered locally - shipped expense. Including ottor- erson, President, busy Downtown Man­ Coll, Howard Road, Salary negotiable. No 645-8172 or 646-4122. Fort Worth Texas The Town of Monchester Is of Environmental Protection MANCHESTER. Four “The Piece on Cooper St." nevs' fees, arising from SWEPCO, Box 961005, 317 Green Road chester ad agency. Du­ pay closing costs. ... has gift certificates available nationwide. Large selection of Bolton. Call 646-5686. evenings or weekends. 76161.______on equal opportunity em­ hereby serves notice thot she bedrooms, 1 'A baths, Dur treaa ere piled with ornamenta. claims of unfair trade practi­ F U L L Time, small engine Fort Worth, 76161. Manchester $174,900. Century 21 Ep­ for all your holiday styles. Start otter January 1st. ties include: telephone, ployer, and requires on affir­ has granted by order, the oo- fireplace, garage, nice imported wicker. Make great And wa have Chiiatmaa itema ces, Infringement of trade­ BOOKKEEPER. Part mechanic, expe- Is accepting applica­ MECHANIC. Full time or pllcotlon of the Connecticut stein Realty, 647-8895.D Phone, 871-9441. WE ARE looking for a typing and varied office m ative octlon policy fo ro ll of yard, nepds fixing up. Great Stocking Sluffera! Christmas Qitts. galore. marks, trade names or pat­ time general ledger rlenced with outdoor tions for second shift part time. Must be Its Contractors and Vendors Department of Transporta­ self-starting, active In­ responsibilities. Word tion to conduct regulated ac­ MANCHESTER 7 room $140,000. Owner, 232- 276 Oakland St., Manchester Dur shetvaa are atuffed with ents, violotlon of rights of knowledge ot accural power equipment. Paid counter person. Must be qualified to work on all os o condition of doing busi­ 303 East Center Street privacy and Infringement of accounting through B A B Y S ITTE R Wanted In Insurance ond vaca­ dividual to work In our makes of vehicles. 5-10 processing a plus. But ness with the Town, os per tivities In wetlands or water­ L-Shaped ranch. 3 bed­ 9653.______beara and dolla. copyright and proprietory Washington School small mall order busi­ 18 plus, great working courses In conlunctlon with 643-6384 trail balance. Apply tion. Capital Equip­ years experience a not required. Work in an Federal Order 11246. rooms, IVj baths. New NEW Duplexes - Man­ 643-2483 And oh ao much, much more. rights, unfair competition area tor a nine year old ness. Duties Include: conditions, above aver­ the stabilization of Merrow family room addition. Able Coll, Howard ment Company, 38 must and tools. M 8, M Bid forms, plans and specifi­ chester and single fam- Irena It hare at alwaya with QInny and libel and slander, which boy from 2:30 to 6:00 taking telephone age wages. Call Joe at attractive office with Rood In the Town of Tolland Road, Bolton. Call 646- Main Street, Manches- Service Station, 649- cations ore available at the sublect to the terms and limi­ 5210,000. Piano Realty l l y attached helping too. may result from the publica­ preferably In my home. orders, light orc|er 849-4976. congenial co-workers. General Services' office. Company, 13 East Mid­ tion of any advertlsment In 5686.______ter between 10-4._____ 2871. tations of the perm it Issued townhouses. 14 baths, FLORAL JEWELRY Stop by for tome fun shopping. Call during day, 229- packoging, helping our Competitive salary and this dote. dle Turnpike, Man­ the Monchester Herald by P A R T-T IM E Custodian. F U L L Time Medical Se- T O W N O F fireplace, full base­ And we’ll wrap It up for you. advertiser. Including adver­ 7316 or 645-0555, walk-ln customers, etc. B A B Y Sitter. Need teen- company paid benefits. MANCHESTER, CT. October 14, 1988. chester. 6465200 Evenings, V h hours cretary/AssIstont. Im­ ROBERT B. WEISS, ments, appliances, car­ PARK HILL JOYCE The ADAMS APPLE Holiday Houra, Open 7 Days tisements In any free distri­ evenings. We are willing to train BOOKKEEPING Assis­ oger to work evenings flexible, 5 days per mediate opening, GENERAL MANAGER John W. Anderson For a long-lasting fire, peting, and attached FLOWER SHOP of Vernon. Inc. bution publications pub­ for the permenant full tant/Reception 1st. when needed. Own Marcom* 646-5428 Deputy Commissioner garages! From $140's. lished by the Manchester week. Apply Facilities ORGANIZED Office per- Manchester office. time position. Please South Windsor Nursing transportation. Call 022-12 choose hardwood logs Fancy Fruit Baskets • Boxwood 14 Carat Gold Chains, SB Cooper St. 647-8161 Services, South Wind­ son to perform duties Medical experience 021-12 that produce a shorter Blanchard & Rossetto Bracelets, Earrings Herald. Penny Sleftert, apply at: Connecticut Center has full time 643-8362. Realtors," We're Sel­ Trees • All Your Christmas Needs!! Publisher. sor Board of Educa­ Including confidential preferred but not ne­ Cane & Reed Com- Monday-frlday posi­ N O T IC E O F flame and burn less ra­ Open Dally I0am-9pm / Sun. 10-6 DAVID’S GIFT SHOPPE tion, 1737 Main Street, cessary. 646-5041 be- MBITINO CHANGE pidly than soft woods. If ling Houses” 646-2482.0 36 Oak St., Manchester typing from dicta­ pasny, 134 Pine Street, tion available for qual­ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HBARINO INVITATION TO BID EL CAMINO PLAZA, RT. 30 Rl. 83. Vernon, CT, 87S-0O6O 528-9711, Extension 40. phone (50-60wpm) and tween 9-5. The Monchester Public aroma Is the most Impor­ VERNON. Completely Manchester.______ified candidate. Re­ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 649-0791 Tucked in m Corner of Connecticut eoe filing. Medical Insu­ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT there will be Q Public Schools'sollcits bids for o M I­ tant consideration, select remodeled Cape on a 872-3001 F U LL or part time clerk sponsibilities Include: TH A T the location of the Re­ CROFICHE BOND PAPER FINANCIAL INSURANCE Heon-lne on Monday, December 19, IfSS at 7:30 p.m. at the gular Meeting of the Officers wood from fruit trees. If gorgeous treed lot. 7 RECEPTIONIST/Com- rance, data entry, for local Insurance Accounts payable and REAOER/PRINTER for the DA ytD*S offer$ one of the fineat word processing skills Expanding agency District Fire House, 32 Main Street, Manchester lor the fol­ and Directors of the Eighth you have fireplace loos rooms, 2 baths and munclatlons coordina­ agency. General office receivable, payroll low ing: 1989-1990 school year. Sealed ielectiona of handcrafted gift* ABANDO N The search. a plus. Regular, flexi­ looking for professio­ Utilities District on Monday, bids will be received until De­ m o re...$167,900.00 tor. Rapidly growing duties to Include light processing and phone D ecem ber 19, 19SS at 7:00 p. for sale, find buyers the ELECTRONICS BRAY JEWELERS Thank you for making ble hours, to start at 20 nal, experienced Cus­ 1. To present to the Petitioners and other residents ot the cem ber 20, I9SS, 2:00 P .M ., at Blanchard 8,Rosstto "Speciatixtng In Diam ondi** Hours: Wed.-S*!. 10 lo 5 Manchester firm seek­ typing. Pleasant tele­ answering. Knowledge Irvine Street area a proposed cost for the Installation of tn. w ill be changed to the Fire quick and easy way ... os #1 tor 41 years. hours per week. tomer Service Repre­ which time they will be pub­ Rsaltors," Ws’rs Soi­ Friday Nile Until 8 ■ Sundays 12 lo 4 ing experienced recep­ phone personality es­ of computers helpful sewers. House, 32 Main Street, Man­ licly opened. The right Is re­ with a low-cost od In • Seiko • Lassale Watches Fast, confidential, tionist with a profes­ Growth potential. Sa­ sentatives able to chester, CT. Classified. 643-2711. ling Housas" 646-2482.0 easy mortgages. Mr. sential. Call Ruth at but not necessary. 2. To provide a question and answer session regordlng the served to relect any and all Watch making and lary depending on ex­ handle all areas of By Morv Beth LItrIco AL SIEFFERT’S Mortgage, where sional Imagine for 875-3333. Background In Medi­ proposed agreement with the Town of Manchester. bids. Specifications and bid Goldsmithing on premises WRAP UP A LUV TUB answering phones, and perience. Pleasant, agency activity. Office care and Medicalde a Clerk . forms moy be secured at the AN IDEAL OIFT FDR CDUPLES America borrows has 3. T o transact an y other business proper to com e before the Eighth Utilities District Business Office, 45 North CARS [ ^ C A R S greeting clients. Must professional environ­ managers and li­ HAIRSTYLIST. Part plus. Excellent starting meeting. APPLIANCES 699 MAIN ST. been a neighborhood Doted at Manchester, C T this School Street, Monchester, SIFT CERTIFICATES be able to handle mul­ ment. Send resume to: censed agents are wel­ time or full time, pay, benefits and work - By Mary Beth LItrIco, Clerk Connecticut. FDR SALE FDR SALE MANCHESTER e 643-5617 tradition helping ho­ tiply duties; answering Glastonbury Psycho­ 9th day of December, 19SS. Shop now for a full selection of meowners for 41 years. come. Salary comen- friendly atmosphere. environment. Poten­ Eighth Utilities District 01612 Cell AVAILABLE ANYTIME busy swithboard, light logical Associates, Su­ 020-12 TV ’s, VCR's, Audio Equipment, Please call Conn & surate with experi­ Good growth potential. tial for career growth. Dated at Manchester, C T this 9th day at December, I9SI. typing and mall. This Is ite 215, 300 Hebron Bolton, 647-9989. For a confidential In­ Big Screen TV’s, Camcorders, Mi­ Conn at 233-9687. ence. Send resume to 019-12 CHRISTMAS TREES MANCHESTER VILLAGE a full time hourly posi­ Avenue, Glastonbury, Box A, c/o the Man­ terview, please send Connecticut 06033. W A N TED . Service and crowaves, CD Players, Washers, MOTOR INN • 646-2300 tion with overtime. Sa­ chester Herald. sales coordinator. Me-, resume to : Office Man­ Come See Our Choice lary 15-20k depending ager, South Windsor LROAL NOTICR PRIVATE PARTY Dryers and Kitchen Appliances. Employment G E N E R A L Office work. chanically Inclined, on experience. We PERSON Wanted for light paper work, over Nursing Center, 1060 TOWN OF ANDOVRR 1983 NISSAN SENTRA IVe will baaf any prieal BALSAM FIR Blue Sky Trading Co. offer excellent benefits Ten to fifteen hours a ports department and Main Street, South ZONINO BOARD OF AFFRALt Merchandise Ads week, flexible hours. the counter sales and 2 Dr., Blue, 4 Cyl., S Spd., Tilt Steering, 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester Christmas Trees American Indian jewelry and and advancement op­ shipping. Profit shar- Inventory control. 40 Windsor, 06074, 289- portunities Ina modern Call 647-8596.______of Appeali of the Town ot Andover, Ct. Cut your own... Bluo & WhIto Sprue# artwork, leather wallets, belts and PART TIME Ing. EO E. 647-8596. hours per week. Salary 7771. EO E. will h o ld o ^llch e yln g on December21,19Mat7;30p.m.In Radio, #1796 atmosphere. Please PART Time Bookkeeper 6 4 7 - 9 9 9 7 Oift C#mflcctM avallablt for Spring Planting HELP WANTED M ECH AN IC for gas die­ and benefits. We will the T o ^ Otft.c* Building to hear the fallowing applications buckles, f^old and silver jewelry. Tie call Lisa at 649-4415. for Manchester Physi­ train. Call 649-3936. rwueshng relief from the Zoning Laws ot the Town ot Am eoe/m/fv/h non- sel school transporta­ OOVOT# Ct* Burgess Nursery die shirts, etc. Leanin Tree cards for MANCHESTER Doctor’s cian's office. Hours 379 Doming 8t.. So. WIntfoor smoklng compony. flexible. Send resume tion fleet. If you have H ELP IN G P EO P LE sa­ OLSTEN »3495 Christmas and other important Office looking for de­ pride In your work and HJHa Ji*'!'*** **"f2i* * Ae^oto Rgmea - Requeetlng relief OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK tisfy their needs and from Zoning reoulotlont eectlon 11.i Building height. A va­ VIDEOS pendable, mature, PART-TIME. General of- and two references to: wish to work with a TEMPORARY dates. Mexican Jerga’s, Mexican . Box C, c/o Manchester wants ... that's what want riance of 4.5 teeHe requested over the limitation ot 25 feet. ★ 644-1966 ★ highly motivated, flce work l-5pm. Storrs great group of people Property le Lot 53C; Bousola Road. 1983 HONDA ACCORD heavy wool wrap sweathers, *48. area. Call Colchester, Herald, 16 Bralnard ads are all about. MOVIES & MORE friendly person to os- In a modern shop, coll SERVICES • IM Carey ^M orgarel Lavacfagr - Reauettlno relief from slst In high paced set­ Manpower 537-4613. Place, Manchester. * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days OF MANCHESTER 217 Gunter St., Manchester Sylvester ot 643-7727. zonlw reoulotlont section 11.2, Front Yard. Bufldlno It pre- 4 Dr., Red. 4 Cyl., Auto. PS, PB, Air, "Your Homo Vfdoo Storo" RESTAURANTS ting. Afternoon hours NOTHING IS MORE eent y noi^onform lno at 50 feet. Addition on front of house * Additional Lines 504 Per Line, Per Day Radio, #1792 6 4 7 -0 6 0 7 and one or two even­ S ITTE R Needed for 7'h THE DEADLINE FOR would exhN^ current non-conformance. Hat SOfeet eetbock, * Classifications 71 thru 87 Burr Corntr Shoppping Plus REIN’S NEW VONK STYLE year old. Washington n e ^ 7 5 feet. A variance ot 25 feet Is requested. Proortv It 1139 Tolland T p k r ings a week. Call 646- CPORTC PLACING OR IMPORTANT TO locoted on Hendee Rd. Lot «3. DEUCATESSEN ft NESTAURANT 5153.______School area. Includes * Merchandise Under *250 The Golden Goose same weekends. 647- CANCELING AN AD IS OLSTEN THAN • Vlrtlala Callaskl - * Ad must contain price! Video Sales & Rentals Qltl CertlflcatBa Gi/tt Galore PART Time drivers CORRESPONDENT I S l 'S t r t " l o n l n ^ w l o t l o n s section 11.2, Lot <5595 7806.______. 12 NOON THE DAY Qlft Certificates Available Corned Beat - Pastrami - Bagels - Folk Art • Tla • Baskata • Pottery - Lampa • helper, moving furni­ QUALITY! Width. Hot 101M feet, needs 200 feet. A variance ot 97.74 It Doha - Woddeo Toya- Dried Flowera .BEFORE, MONDAY - You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds Mon.-Thurt K>-9pm a Fri. S 8«t. KKttSOpm ture. Coll 647-1717, WANTED previously granted December 5, Hand-Cut Lox - Smoked Fish New Open 7 Dey$ FOR SPARKLING wood­ 1973, but never filed. due to this low price... Sun. 19-7 pm leove messoge.______FRIDAY, IN ORDER Twin Ponds Center • 384 C Merrow Rd. Looking for someone, preferably work, tile, glass and OLSTEN Property located PM 8, PW Bousola Rood, Andover. M/VJ0€STERHCND\ 42S Hvltord Tpke. Vernon PART Time commercial TO MAKE THE NEXT Manchester • 643-6455 Rte. 195 • Tolland, C T with some experience, to cover painted surfaces, add ISSUE. FRIDAY At this hM Hng Interested oereont moy be heard and written 875-1344 collections by tele­ three tablespoons of SERVICES eommunlcrtei^celved. Sold oppealt ore on file In the 24 ADAMS ST. 872-3541 phone In office of no­ high school baskotball/hockoy AFTERNOON BY 2:30 Town Clerk’s Office, Town Office Building. School Street, washing soda to a quart of 162 Spencer Street AnOOVGTf CT« tional organization In games one or two nights a week. If warm water and wash.' No PM FOR MONDAY’S CALL CLASSIFIED MANCHESTER, CT 06040 Glastonbury. Good rinsing required. For ISSUE. THANK YOU Manchester, C T 06040 Doted of Andover, Ct., December 9 ,19W. Interested, call Herald sports editor December 16,19M. 646-3515 hourly pay. Expe­ sparkling results when FOR YOUR Call Kathy Dr Cindy at Len Auster at 643-2711 between 9 Zoning Board of Appeals N O W ! rience preferred. Coll you hove something to COOPERATIONIII 643-2711 Mr. Coriander, 659- and 11 am. sell, use a low-cost ad In 647-1991 Andover, CT 2666. Donald L. Ayrton, Cholrmon clossifled. 018-12 U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Dec 9, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Dec. 9. 1988 — W APARTMENTS HOMES HOMES CONOOMINIUMS FOR RENT INDUSTRIAL ANTIQUES/ MISGELUNEOUS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS FOR RENT PROPERTY TAB CARS AUTOS FOR IFOR SALE FOR SALE MORTGAGES Rentals FOR RENT m JAPARTMENTS I COLLECTIBLES FOR SALE SALES FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT *‘I for rent MANCHESTER. 1700 LOVELY. TwTbedroom RENT/LEASE BOLTON. 5 room Ranch, REASONABLE and square foot Town- home, 1 plus acre, 2 co r CHINA, Some Havllond, EIGHT month old water- 1981 OLDSMOBILE Cu­ 1 both, 1 cor dotoched FALUNCI BEHIND77 MANCHESTER. Three pickle caster, reflec­ bed, $325. Courthouse CHRISTMAS Craft Tag F R E E Milage on low cost ready first floor one COVENTRY. Walk to MANCHESTER. Four house. Three bed­ oarage, workshop, full m a n c h e s t e a tlass. Automatic, oarooo, 1 ocro lot. STOP FORECLOSUREII ROOMS room hooted apart­ lake, one bedroom MANCHESTER. Secona tor, gloves, beaded One G o ld m em bership, Sale at Spencer Village auto rontol. Vlllagg bedroom unit conve­ room Duplex. Stove, floor. 2 bedroom, heat rooms, fully ap­ basement and hook­ power brakes, power tIM.OOO. F lo n o R to ltv , If you ere falling behind on FOR RENT ment. Hot water, $540. apartment. $450/month sw eater. 643-8427. 12'/i m onths le ft fo r C o m m u n ity H a ll, 52 Auto Rental. 643-2979or nient to everything. refrigerator. and appliances. No pllanced, 1W bathf. ups. Excellent Icatlon. BUILDING FOR steering , a ir. 649-6168 646-7044.______. 13 East Middle Turn­ your mortgage payments... A y a lla b le D ecem ber 4. Plus security. All utili­ $458. Compared to reg­ Pascal Lone, Manches­ a fte r 4pm. S entry Real Estate, 643- MANCHESTER. Room In $600/month plus utili­ pets. $600 plus se curity. $950 per m onth. One SSOO/month. 872-2200 pike, Manchester. 646- OR...If your home Is In fore­ Security, no pets. Call tie s Included. 742-9671. 872-9930.______LEASE ular price of $788 plus. ter. Saturday, De­ Use 0 low-cost od in 4060.D quiet rooming house. ties. 633-4189. C a ll 646-3979. •mall pet accepted. 1978 VOLKSW AGON Rob- 5300 closure. WE CAN HELPI 646-2426, w eekdays. Leave message. 0.000 sq. ft. aulteble for E ric 649-3426.0______cember 18 from 18-1. Off street parking. $75 One yera leate plus MANCHESTER. Nine blt. Rel labia tronspora- Classified for quick re­ No payment program avail­ security deposit. 649- warehouse, wholatele or FOR RENT. Backhoe, 1 sults. 643-2711. per week. 646-1686 or room, single family, FURNITURE GOOD USED furniture Is tlon. $288. Call MANCHESTER. Can’t able for up to 2 years. Bad 0795. retell buelnass. Free cubic yard track. By 569-3018.______CARS set back high above In dem and. W hy not ad­ evenings, 643-7886. CONOOMINIUMS beat the p rice ! Im m ac­ credit la not a problemllAsk CARS CARS CARS standing building at 200 hour, dolly or weekly. MANCHESTER. FIrat Eost Middle Turnpike. BREAKFRONT, Excel­ vertise the furniture you FOR SALE ulate end unit, 2 bed­ R O O M S fo r rent. C ountry FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Qraan Road. Large park­ lent condition, dark C a ll 647-9745, da ys or DODGE. 1979, St. Regis. 4 CARS how LOW payments can FOR SALE flo o r, 2 bedroom *, 1'/] A v a i l a b l e I m m e - no longer use In classi­ door, V-8, loaded. Ex­ rooms. Brick and beau­ help you SAVE YOUR atmosphere. Kitchen dlotelv. $950/month. ing area, oil heat and air fru ltw o o d , $388. 643- 742-7979, evenings. prlylllges, ample park­ b o fh t. $600 a month fied ? C a ll 643-2711. cellent condition. $1588 FOR SALE tiful condo with References ond secur* conditioning eyatema. 7791. FOR RENT. John Deere HOME TODAYI ing. Call Norman, 688- plus utilities, security o r best otter. 644-8665. hardwood floors, cus­ Ity. Coll Kenot643-iia9 Phone: Mr Schoenfeld at 518 Com bo w ith opera­ TOWNHOUSE tom blinds, ottic stor­ Swiss Coasarvative Group 0188 o r 742-1302. and referencet. No pet». 643-2121.______THE EASY W AY to find a tor, tri-axle dump WANTED TO age, separate front ond at (203) 4S4-1336 or MANCHESTER. Sleep­ 643-5813 FUEL OIL/COAL/ CONDOMINIUM NOW Accepting oppllco- cash buyer for no-longer- truck with driver. Call BUY/TRAOE bock entrance. Situ­ (203) 4S4-4404 ing room for working ^ H R E W O O O tloni for 1 bedroom, 1 needed household Items Is 647-9745, days o r 742- I ated on cul de sod Three bedrooms, 2V« gentleman. Share bath, with 0 want ad. Dial 79769, evening*.______Close to downtown and Today Is great day ... and n o cooking. bedroom handicapped bsths with 1 BOO sq. 643-2711 to ploce yo u r ROOMMATES FREE Hardwood pallets. W HEEL Horse. 42 Inch Old furniture, clocks, 1981 PONTIAC near 384. Hurry! Classified Is a great way $345/month plus one and 2 bedroom Section Excellent for firewood. quick-actlon od. WANTED sonw plow attachment oriental rugs, lamps, ft. of living space In $89,900. A n n e M ille r ... to sell som ething! 643- months security. Ref­ 0 apartments. Please C an be picked up at 181 go to Oakland Heights and 12 Inch dirt plow. this oversized unit. ^^ea^state^47J2J2£ 9711 erences. 643-2121 M ALE seeking mole/fe- Burnham Street, East paintings, coins, je­ PHOENIX Site o ffice, 360 Oakland $175. 649-1861.______Extras Include I STORE AND male roommate to Hartford on weekdays welry, glass & china. Green, 6 Cylinder, PB, PS, Radio, #1797 CARS CARS FROM GENERAL MOTORS Street, Manchester. only. In back of East­ FOR Sole. Holiday Mo- fireplace, CARS Monday and Wednes­ I OFFICE SPACE shore farmhouse. $348 Will pay cash. Please plus utilities. Private ern Trucking. trlx Membership. FOR SALE FOR SALE day, 10am-12noon. call, 646-8496. air conditioning, FOR SALE These cars have low. low miles and are loaded with equipment O F F IC E Space. 400-1500 yard, parking, woods, G ood deal ottered. C all washer-dryer, rear MANCHESTER. 2 family, square feet. Excellent B olton. 645-1466 o r 646- Anne, 742-7238, after *2595 available December SPORTING 6;38pm.______deck with view, plus lo catio n . $275. 647-9223, 1st. Large 3 bedroom, 6 ^ 7 17 5.______DODDS SOLOR hot water heoter, a third full bath In THESE CARS COME WITH REMAINDER IV2 baths appliances. WATKINS "centre. 140 excellent condition, Automotive 1986 HONDA CRX SI partially finished How Does Dillon Do It? Lease, security, $900 Merchandise SKI Boots. Woman's Jun­ energy controlled OF 6 YR./60,000 MILE WARRANTY and 165 sq. ft. available Red, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., PB. Air, Radio, #1799 walkout basement. plus utilities. Close to December. Telephone ior Racing. Size 8. Al- computerized ther­ Find Out Before You Buy! school and busline. 646- answering, word pro­ pln a . $58. E x c e lle n t m ostat. C a ll 643-6688 Available at 4074, 5-8pm.______cessing, copier and i T f l HOLIDAY/ condition. 643-2888. anytim e. CARS FOREST RIDGE 1988 OLDSMOBILE i MANCHESTER Town Fox. Wilson Business L i l SEASONAL IFOR SALE *8195 '88 MUSTANG AeW'89 FESTIVA Line. One bedroom O ffices. 647-0073. MUSICAL ENDROLLS A 0 0 -unlt 40039 CUTLASS_SUPREME SL • apartm ent, quiet CUT your own Christmas 1980 CAMARO Rally jjg y l L X S E D A N ^ ITEMS 2710.395 spacious rooms, 1 '/ i Crockett Realty, 643- 87 Mazda RX7 ....•11,995 Multiple Finance 1577. South River Rd., Coventry CLYDE 1988 CHEVROLET baths, full basement, 1 CHEVRCLET-BUICK, INC. 87 Toy. Corolla ...* 7,595 1988 BUICK car parage, sliders to CASH REBATE Plans MANCHESTER. Older R C U T E S3, V E R N O N Caprice Claulc Wagons (2) R. Vlany & Family 742-8354 87 Toyota QT .....• 9,995 Contory Wagon private deck. Located I988BUICK I Duplex being remo­ 88 Monte Carlo *6995. 4 Door, VS, 3 Seat, AT, TIH, In sm all quiet complex. UP TO some with 4 Door, 3 Seat. AT. VS, AC, Cruise, Till, deled. 2-3 bedrooms. I 7raaa Ba/ad Fraa 88 Electra T Type B6 LeSabre...... • 8,995 Crules, All Power, AC. Lug. Rack W hat a b u yl $127,500. I •10.495 AM/FM Stereo, Blus FInlah LESABRE $500-550 per m onth plus e MANCHCtrea 9-5 Wad.-Sar. 66 Merc. Sable ....• 8,995 Anne Miller Real Est- NO MONEY DOWN #P591 utilities. Available 83 Bulck Regal •6995 85 Audi QT ...... • 7,995 gte, 647-OOOQ.o______$ 1 , 000 ° “ Ja n u a ry 1, 1988. C all 88 Merc Lynx •2675 OWNER will assist with tcrqualified buyers 643-5496 for more 88 Ford Escort 4 Or. •4395 86 Audi 4000S .... *10.395 *12,995 *11,995 AS SCHOOL » closing costs. Three Or LEASE your next Informoflon.______88 Skylark 4 Dr. •8995 85 Olds Clera .....• 7,350 bedroom, 3 baths with DOWN PAYMENT FOUR Room apartment 86 Celebrity 4 Dr. •7695 85 Mazda RX7 ..... • 7,995 Long term special rate 60 month pool and clubhouse. vehicle from us In 4 fa m ily . Stove and 8S Caprice 4 Dr. •9995 85 Subaru QL .....• 7,995 $100,000. Sentry Real refrigerator. No pets. financing available to qualified buyers. 88 Century Wgn. Estate, 643-4060.C $525/month. 646-7336. •8595 84 Accord LX .....• 6,995 88 Century 4 Dr. •8995 TOTALLY renovated and MANCHESTER. Two CARS 84 Toy. Cam ry ....* 6,995 Remainder of factory 6/60 warranty. CARS 84 Skyhawk Wag. appllanced top floor bedroom Townhouse. FOR SALE •5995 83 Nissan 200 ..... • 4,495 Subject to prior sale - Taxes and registration extra. one bedroom unit. Con- •Vv.#- FOR SALE 87 LsSabrs 4 Or. •10,995 Nice location, all ap­ 83 T e rce l...... • 3,995 r * i venlent location. ^ ^ ^ O I L L O N K OVER 40 OTHER SPECIAL pliances. Heat, hot w a­ 87 Spectrum 2 Or. •7995 88 Cale. Euro 4 Dr. 83 LeSabre...... • 4,995 $92,900. S e n try R eal PURCHASE CARS AT SUPER VALUES ter, carpeting, air con­ •7995 CLYDE ‘^"“ ROLET 872-91 11 E state, 643-4060.C d ition in g . C a ll 647-1595. 345 C e n te r St., Rockvillc/Vernon VblU C BUICK, INC. EXIT (i4 ;|.(M AFFORDABLE and spa­ 319 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CT C O V E N T R Y , W a lk to 872-9111 M a n c h e ste r • 647-7077 cious 1st floor, 1 bed­ Offer axpirat 12-15-88. Not reipontible for typographicai errors. la k e , one b e d ro o m room unit. Nicely apartment, $450 pe r 1985 BUiCK CENTURY decorated. $77,900. month plus se curity. 4 Dr., 8 Cyl., Auto. PS, PB. Air, Tilt Sentry Real Estate, 643- 643-2145 All utilities Included, 4060.C SALES DEPT. Mon.-Thurs. 8;3O-8:30, FrI. 8:30-6, Sat. 8:30-5 742-9671, le a v e Steering, Radio, #1803 SERVICE DEPT. Mon.-FrI. 8-5. m essage. CARS ______24 Hour Towing • Complete Body Repair & Painting M A N C H E S T E R . One bed­ MANCHESTER’S room apartment, new *5995 FOR SALE Parts Mon.-FrI. 8-5, Sat. 8-12 647-9111 building. Second floor, on busline, one year lease, $550/month. 1986 DODGE COLT Utilities additional. Pe­ terman Real Estate, 4 Dr., Blue, 4 Cyl., Auto. PS, PB, Radio, 649-9404. #1758 USED CAR AVAILABLE Imme­ HOLIDAY 'CASH BACK’ USED CAR BONANZA diately, 1 bedroom apartment. $545. Heat D l EAL E R 1 and hot water Included. *5995 DECEMBER 9th THROUGH DECEMBER 19th 2 bedroom townhouse. $650. Heat and hot wa­ ’B7LINC0LN '85 BMW 32SE '85 OLDS '87 HONDA '85 CADILLAC ter Included. Security 1 CADILLAC FIRENZA COUPE '84 HONDA 1 MANOfSIERHDND\ 1 Brogham. 4 Or.. TOWNCAR S 8pd. PRELUDE 'XASH BACK” Coupon* Value May Be Paid Direct to Purchaser for Christmas Shopping and references re­ Aut. Loaded Auto CIVIC 1 ■ Loaded. White White SId. DaVILLE quired. No pets. Boyle 24 ADAMS ST. *12.999 Loaded 4 Or.. Special 1 Management Co. 649- 1 *9.495 *17.999 *5.099 *11.009 Or Can Be Used As Part of Payment for Purchase. 4800. MANCHESTER, CT 06040 *9999 *5000 1 646-3515 1 '84 MERC. '85 PONT. TOYOTA CARS '82 PONTIAC '87 MERC '86 '85 MERC. '84 CAMARO 1 1988 Chevrolet Beretta FOR SALE 1 GRAND TRANS AM GRAND AM COUGAR CAMRY 1987 Bulck Grand National 1987 Regal Grand National 1985 Chevrolet Camaro 2 Dr.. Black. GRAND MARQUIS 1 MARQUIS T-Tops, Loaded silver. Auto Brown, 5 Spd. Blue. Auto IROC 1 S 9 ,99900 Loaded AT. Blua. Loedad M 1 *6999 *4999 *7999 *10.999 *8,909 *8,333 *6000 I Coupe. Automatic, AC, V8, One Owner " *19,999“ H5,999®® 1 Never Been Ragiatared. full New Car Warranty *7,660“ I 11,000 MIlea, One Owner, Fully Equipped Coupe, A Real Bargelnll AM/FM, 6 Cyl. Eng. ■ *500«> CASH COUPON ■ How Does Dillon Do It? 1 '84 PONT. 6000 '84 CHEV. '85 '80 TOYOTA ■ *1,000“ CASH COUPON *600“ CASH COUPON '86 VW '77 LINCOLN 80 OLDS 1 1 Coupon MUST Bo PTMontad At Tim. of Stit I *700“ CASH COUPON 1 CITATION CORVETTE STARLET 8CIR0CC0 1^ 8M# J Coupon MUST Ba P tm . ntad At T im . of SMa 4 Spd.. 20K. MARK VI DELTA 88 1 Coupon MUST Ba Pratantad At Tima ol Sala Find Out Before You Buy! I Auto AT. A C White. 4 Spd. Rad. 8 Speed Loaded Loaded Auto 1 F 1987 Pontiac FIrebTrd ’S8 T-BIRD SPORT L y i, ’ 88 RANGER 1 *5,999 *2999 *16.999 *1,999 *8.900 *2099 | ) M 7 ChevroTet M a b r n T w 2 ' 1985 Bulck ParkTivenue ^ 198S Bulck Somerser *0,000 1 N O " SUPERCAB 1 '84 MERC. '83 CADILLAC ! *10,990“ I '86 CADILLAC '83 DODGE '87 MERC. MERC. 1 M7S1 1 GRAND EL DORADO '83 MAZDA 6LC '86 iCoupe, Low Mileage, T-Tope, Caaaatta, Sharpll* 1 *9,660“ *10,660“ SEDAN daVILLE ARIES COUGAR 1 Low Mileage. V6, AM/FM Redo. Like Newll *7,440“ Wagon SABLE 1 Sedan, Luxurloua With All The Exfratll Coupe. Automatic. ACII 1 MARQUIS silver. Auto White. Auto BIARRITZ Auto M ■ >1500*« CASH COUPON i ■ *700“ CASH COUPON *13.999 Loaded. White *2.999 2 Coupon MUST B . Prm nWd At Th. of Sal. | *1000“ CASH COUPON *800“ CASH COUPON 1 *6850 *2,999 *10.999 2 Coupon M UST Be PrMW itad At T im . o l S M . *8.999 *6,000 1 Coupon MUST Ba PrMtntad At Tha ol S M Coupon MUST Ba Pratantad At Tima of Salt 8 Cyl. - Auto - Full Power - 1 '84 CHEV CULL FOR MORE Cast Alum. Wheels - More '84 FORD 87 MERC. '86 BUICK 87 MERC. 84 0L08 1 I 1986 Bulck Ragal CintOm ! 1 CAVALIER IRFORMATION f lilie PontiaTSMOSTE~ T-BIRD MARQUIS ON DAILY RIVIERA COLONY PARK CUTLASS SUP. 1 1985 Bulck Electra T-Type 1984 Chevroie? Cit^ion Orig. Price ...... *19,022“ stereo - Rear Jump Seats - a Wagon. Auto Brown. Auto Brown. Auto ARRIVALSR Auto Wagon. Auto Auto M Vai. Pkg. Disc...... 870“ 5 Speed - More. I *8,890“ i *10,980“ Orig. Price ...... $10,621“ 1 *4,ggg *6.999 *14.500 647-1588 *11.999 *10.999 *5,000 1 I Coupe, V6, Landau Vinyl Roof, CaMOtta, AC * I Sedan, Full Power, Sunroof, V8. Many Extraal *9,990“ *4,330“ Joe Riley Disc...... 1,968“ Sporty 6 Luxurlwall Loaded With Extreatl Sedan, Automatic, Terrific Valuell 4 Cyl. Joe Riley Disc...... 846“ ■87 '85 MAZDA ■ •LOGO'* CASH COUPON | Factory Rebate...... 600“ 1 '87 HONDA '80 MAZDA RX7 CHEV '86 PONT. 84 TOYOTA 1 > *1,000“ CASH COUPON *1,000“ CASH COUPON *500“ CASH COUPON Factory Rebate...... 400“ THUNDERBIRD '88 1^ Coupon MUST Be PrManttd At Tim. of SM. J 1 ACCORD LXI Red. Loaded RX7 BONNEVILLE Coupon M UST Ba Praaanlad At Tima o l S a l. J LX Silver, Stick. CAMARO IROC CAMRY 1 wm J Coupon MUST Ba Praa^ad At Tima ^ 1 SId. Km M AT. Loaded Loaded Auto Auto Auto 1 *9.999 J 1986 ClwvroM Celebris i ;Z *15,584“ 1 *9,999 *10.090 *8999 *0.899 *7,090 * {1986 PlymoirtiTReliant Wg TsM'Bniciiskyhaw^^^ " “ "rwS'Ford'LTD * 9,375“ 6.000 1 • USE YOUR 1 '88 8UICK '87 MAZDA '86 PONT. '85 MERC. UICK '87 MERC. 'S3 LINCOLN 1 ! *7,770“ I Multiple Finance PICK UP '888 I *6,760“ *5,280“ 1 SOMERSET FIERO MARQUIS SKYLARK SABLE CONTINENTAL 1 Sedan, Automatic. AC, Economical 4 Cyl. Engine *4,980“ 1 T-Type. 2 Dr.. Rsd/W hlls I Automatic. FM, Terrific Valuell Low MUeega, Autometic, AC, FM Sedan, Sharp Tu-Tona, Automatic. AC CASH REBATE Plans Red. Std. Sllvar. Auto Blue. Auto Blue, Auto Blue. Auto ■ I •800*« CASH COUPON S ■ *800“ CASH COUPON *500“ GASH COUPON UP TO some with 1 *7250 *10.999 *5.999 *8.595 I Coupon MUST Be PrManl*d At Tim. of SM. | *700“ CASH COUPON *6.009 *8.505 *8,000 1 Coupon M UST Ba P raaantid At Tima of Sala Coupon M U ST Ba Pratantad At Tima of Sala NO MONEY DOWN $ 1 , 000 ““ 1 '88 CADILLAC 84 LINCOLN '88 FORD '80 OLDS '86 MAZDA '85 TOYOTA MAZDA 1 r to qualified buyers 1 BROUGHAM OMEGA '86 f" " r w PoSuio w6b"""I 1985 Oldsmobile Clara ~ 1983 Bulck RegiTl ""rSMBuickSkyrirk"" CONTINENTAL TAURUS 323 CELICA Pickup LX 1 I AS 1 Auto Blue. Auto Auto Black, 3 Sped. DOWN PAYMENT Or LEASE your next 2 Or.. H/B. Special Rad. 8 Spd. Qood Condition H I vehicle Irom us ! *7,790“ ; I 1 *14,989 *12,999 *11.099 $1,999 *5009 * *5000 1 Sedan, One Owner, Sporty, AM/FM * *6,990“ *5,480“ *4,290“ 8.000 I ISaden. Low MIlea, 'Super Bargelnll AC, Caaaettt Coupe. One Of Our Beetll Sharp, Many Extraal Sedan. Automatic, 6 Cyl., A C f 1 08 LINCOLN '87 TOYOTA '84 FORD ■ *800** CASH COUPON ! ■ *1,000“ CASH COUPON *500“ CASH COUPON *500“ CASH COUPON '80 LINCOLN '80 MERC 84 PONT. '85 CADILLAC 1 1^ Coupon MUST B . PrwenMd At Tim. of SMo J 1 CONTINENTAL I Coupon M U ST Ba Praaintad At T im . of S M . Coupon M UST Ba Praaanlad At Tima of Sala J Coupon M U ST Ba Pratantad At Tima of S a lt J COROLLA TOWN CAR T-BIRD FIREBIRD SEVILLE 1 1 Btack. Auto Blue. Auto MARQUIS Rad. 5 Spd.. Auto s c . Auto Loaded, Blue g ^ ^ O I L L O N *2090 Turbo. Cpe. 1 *15.999 *7.299 *6.505 813.999 *11.999 *8,000 1 *1 Coupon Limit Per Purchase — Coupon Must Be Presented At Time of Purchase 319 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CT f ..I so DM I-S4 otter expires 12-16-88. Not responsible tor typographical errors. 301-315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 643-2145 / M O R I A R ^ Y V c^^CARDINAL BUICK INC. SALES DEPT. Mon.-Thurs. 8:30-8:30, FrI. 8:30-6, Sat. 8:30-5 A ^OUCm ftp.' 4S.S SERVICE DEPT. Mon.-FrI. 8-5. 643-5135 ______24 Hour Towing • Complete Body Repair & Painting USED CAR HOTLINE o 8lfl0rtMSSIKHTMflN(h;STn( L. M i% M P ^ Open fwp\ Wnndoy ttifu Thuruiny O ^ y " 4 5 7 1 Parts Mon.-FrI. 85, Sat. 8-12 647-9111 t 647-1588 Make it a I v ^ a l ChHstm aS... May we suggest for that special Hostess our unique and exquisite 'Shirts and Ties for Christmas" collection of filled baskets and Paddock Club Oxford • 2 4 . 70/30 Pin Point Oxford B.D...... *3 0 . tins from Crabtree & Evelyn — Damon Custom Club Solids...... * 2 6 . 100% Cotton Broadcloth...... * 3 6 . sure to please one and all. Yves St. Laurent Dress Shirts.. *27*® 2x2 Pinpoint Oxfords...... * 4 5 .

H. Freeman 100% Silk Stripes .... *27*® H. Freeman 100% Silk Paisleys ... *27*® Saturday

I j ^ "There's no place like Regal's for the Holidays" M U ii Sfalcli

Mf-n's Shoo Main Street, Downtown Manchester 997 Main St. ' Open FrI. & Sat. till 5:30, Sun. 12 to 5 Manchester 6 4 9 ^ 7 0

FAIRWAY DEPT. STORE For classic good looks OPEN SUNDAYS 11:00 - 5:00 and quality in mens and womens clothing, 975 Main St. •646-1717 shop J. Carman, I! MAKE YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING A PLEASURE am Clothier for your SHOP AT FAIRWAY FOR ALL YOUR HOLIDAY NEEDS! Holiday gift giving

OECEMRER STOREIREHOUR^ pleasure. ★ Giftwrap ★ Gift Boxes (Great SelectionI) MON TUC WEO T N fl PM •AT •UN u Bags ★ Toys Galore 1 8 8 4 15 0-0 0-0 0-6 11-S S ★ Tree Ornaments & Decor ★ Stocking Staffers • • 7 • f 10 11 9-0 0-0 0-0 9-0 0-0 9-6 11-5 IS ★ Polnsettias (Plastic & Silk) ★ Light Sets 18 18 14 18 18 17 18 f. Carman Clothier 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-9 ? ★ Craft Supplies 11-5 887 Main Street ★ Replacement Lights t t m 81 n t a M 88 / Z 0-0 0-9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-6 /Vfonc/ie«J<*r, Conn. 06040 ★ Ribbons Galore ★ Bakeware _J z z 643-2401 B y A n d re i z T h e A ss o c MOSCOV Custom Gift Packaging Exclusively Available At; survivors shattered I and the fir: .»l..l. li.. I. . ,,|| I ,. EYE GLASSES lining Kill 'IMI** r^ l>» of doctors CONTACT LENSES medical su HEAFIING AIDS G IF T S H O P in an extra /S effort. EASTERN CONNECTICUT'S LEADING E^ach gift package i$ a combination of quality itemt, A Soviet FULL SERVICE OPTICIANS MARLOW’S arti$tically arranged and beautifully gift wrapped people wen The ‘Opera’ in medium & "Flrtt tor Evorythlng SIfKO 1911’' Wednesday Gift Certificates Available — in the Victoria Athley tradition. wide widths $ 2 g o o Downtowti M iln St. • ManchMtvr • 646-5221 menia. But 763 Main Street / 643-1191 • 191 Main Street / 643-1900 D*oco » f Card / MC 7 V lw • Open f Day* / Ttwire. 1ti • 989 Main St. ■ Manchester, Conn. 06040 ■ (203) 649-8181 that “thous (2nd floor NaMifT Sporto) of thousi “OLD FASHIONED PRICES’' hundreds 0 are without President \ chev, who t Unisex — Full Service Hairstyling United Stal cow on F Haircuts Perms Mon.-Sal. 9:30-5:30 disaster rc Wed. Thurs.. & Fri. ‘til 9 travel to A 757 Main Street ■ 643-56% Sun. 1*5 did not say 1. *5 *20 Rescuers time to sa I manchesterM A l l For the Holidays... buried ben I oil MAIN ST. ings, said I Call for appointment • 643-1442 • Exclusive... geny I. Cha FirefigbL Wear these shimmering Z about 80 Austrian Crystals j • Elegant... crumbled b B ibles & Books |■ l ■ set in 14Kt Gold Z — Armenia i n Jo ore. Overlay by 2 • Unique... — and Tas! ^ jCWClClB Krementz - Z pulled out 0 Thursday n IP'I I and be 2 “In these Jesus is the i f of Christmas I dazzling! 2 Handcrafted sterling jewelry, handcrafted gifts of by each hou amort & ^ i n c ^ aiustxtf Z brass and wood and marble, fashions from India and China, exotic purfume oils and incense. 840 M ain S treet • 649-3396 785 Main St., M anchester • 643-8484 Crystal Prisms, Balls and Figurines. ______AM-EX / VISA / MC / DISC The Manchester Herald FREE SUPPLIES and your Downtown a*65»“ Value with 2nd Set Purchase of any Swintoc or Olivetti Typewriter at retail prior to December 24th — Merchants l i of Prints! receive FREE of charge

Double prints for added value . one to keep, one to 6 Ribbons • 6 Lift Off Tapes • 1 Daisy Wheel extend to you a share! Receive a second set of prints . . . F (rom an original roll of color print film (sizes 110, 126 or disc). very happy The Kodak Colorwatch System assures you of film ^vetopindeveloping excellence. Hurry, offer ende December 10,19U and healthy NASSIFF 1 ALLSTATE BUSINESS CAMERA SH0P_ 1 MACHINES ______639 Main Street holiday Manchester 39 Purnell Place 643-7369 Manchester, CT 06040 season. tICAN Phone 643-61S6 (BeMnd 14100111/$) u >-iQI lO IS. <« Ml M M in Its M Kl Ml Mi Ki m tot Ki Ha M eo em «gt K1M M Ml Hat ,01 Ks am lAt ■» M ba bat ea M> to eat <« «S Da Mi M l M Ml M M n Ml eoi tni M M M ■ m M l Mt Ml M i ba m M l Ml Ml m Ml m na Ml an m an Ks Ml 2