Saturday, Nov. 12, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents

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NORWALK - A fervent parking space. Finch said. tional problems than those who Disease Control and the Veterans combat intensity are at greater risk The_study also connected Agent The animals, which are obtaip.e.j animal-rights activist was ar­ Trutt was carrying a radio- weren’t. Administration. The federal studies for divorce and for generally being Orange exposure to benign fatty rested Friday on charges she controlled detonator for the bomb from U.S. Departmeriiof AgricuL found no significant health differen­ “ This study clearly establishes the less happy and satisfied with their tumors and “ a dose-related risk for planted a radio-controlled pipe when she was arrested, he said. ture farms, are destroyed after ces among veterans of the Vietnam serious health problems caused by lives, their marriages, their role as miscarriage among wives of Agent bomb in an apparent attempt to Finch initially said Trutt planned experiments are completed, he era, regardless of whether they Agent Orange and the mental anguish fathers, and a8 sexual human be­ Orange-exposed veterans.” kill the head of a company that to explode the bomb as Hirsch said. actually served in Southeast Asia. ... that exist among Vietnam vete­ ings,” the Legion’s report said. Agent Orange, named for the color experiments on dogs, police said. was walking into building, but he The New York-based Fund for rans,” said H.F. Gierke, the national Steven Stellman, of the New York of containers used to transport and Fran Stephanie Trutt, 33, of said later he didn’t know when Animals, which filed a complaint "Although in this population they commander of the American Legion. City Department of Health and a store the chemical, was a powerful New Hyde Park, N.Y., and she planned to explode the bomb over the dogexperiments against have reached comparatively high co-author of the Legion’s report, was mixture of two types of herbicides. It or whether Hirsch was definitely U.S. Surgical with the state Speaking at a news conference -levels of education, they earn signifi­ Queens, N.Y., was taken into sharply critical of the federal reports. was sprayed in Vietnam from 1962 to Department of Health Services Friday, he said “ It’s high time the cantly less money than peers of their custody shortly after midnight as the target. He said one such report, called the 1971 to kill vegetation, such as dense He described the device as a last winter, said it had no government ... stopped evading obli­ same age and educational attain­ she left the grounds of U.S. Agent Orange Registry, was “ one of jungle, that provided cover and Surgical G>rp., police said. “ sophisticated bomb capable of connection with Trutt and ex­ gations to the men and women who ment,” it said. the sorriest record-keeping registries protection for Viet Cong soldiers and Later in the day. New York City killing anyone near it.” It was pressed dismay over the incident. In a section pn Agent Orange, the their supply .routes. police removed two explosive removed by a bomb squad from “ We were horrified to learn of devices from the suspect’s home the Stamford police department. this,” said Julie Lewin. the I in Queens, authorities said. The bomb squad took to it to a organization’s Connecticut coor­ "M s. Trutt is a self-styled Norwalk beach, where the pipe dinator. “ We in no way condone Nation honors member of several animal rights bomb went off while officers were any terrorism. Violence toward Manchester and vicinity: Sunny and cool groups and considers the policies dismantling it using a remote people does not help animals.” Saturday with high near SO. Wind light northwest. of U.S. Surgical to be an affront to control device, said Norwalk Gear and cold Saturday night with low 27 to 32. animal rights,” said police Lt. police Lt. Arthur Arway. He said ’The organization’s complaint fallen troops alleged that the company was Sunday, becoming mostly cloudy with a 30 percent Jeff Finch. no one was injured. violating state law. which per­ chance of afternoon showers. High around 50. She was charged with attemp­ About 200 people were working t «l Bv Larrv Rvekmon " 'West coastal, east coastal: Sunny and cool ted murder, possession of explo­ in the plant overnight, Hirsch mits the use of live animals in medical experiments only when The Associated Press ' Saturday with high near SO. Wind light northwest sives and manufacturing a bomb, said. becoming light southeast during the afternoon. and was being held in lieu of ’The FBI is also investigating essential. ’The Fund for Animals Americans on Friday unfurled their flags Saturday night, clear and not quite as cold. Low 35 to 1500,000 bail pending arraign­ the incident “ as a possible asked that U.S. Surgical’ state marched in Veteraqs Day. parades and quietly 40. Sunday, mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance ment Monday in Norwalk Super­ terrorist act and for several license be revoked. search^ for familiar names ‘etched into monu­ of showers. High 50 to 55. ior Court, police said. State health officials last month federal violations,” police said. ments honoring the thousands killed in wartime. Northwest hills: Saturday, sunny and cool. High Police had staked out the U.S. Surgical uses anesthetized rejected the complaint. in the mid 40s. Wind light and variable. Saturday company, which produces surgi­ live dogs to demonstrate its ’Trutt’s father and brother 88^ear-old World' War I veteran in North night, clear. Low 25 to 30. Sunday, mostly cloudy cal stapling devices, after receiv­ equipment for surgical stapling, arrived at police headquarters Miami, Fla., attended a memorial service planned with a 40 percent chance of showers. High around 50. by officials who had thought he was dead. ing information that it might be a new process that replaces early Friday afternoon and met *<•- the target of violence. Finch said. stitches to close wounds and privately with her. They declined Elmer Smith showed up at the city veterans Officers saw Trutt enter the incisions. to give their names and left monument for what was originally intended to be a posthumous memorial service for him. grounds with a package and leave ’The company, which employs without posting her bond. Lottery Smith, weBri)% his uniform and medals as PM rlck.Flynn/M(nch«iar Hcnid parUcipanfs laid wreathes and played taps in honor SOLEMN MARCH — Local veterans of Uie day, joked about the mistake.- Coventry group readies opposition annual Veterans Day cetemony. The ■ “ I don’t know how it came about, but I ’m making Gmnecticut daily Friday: 215. Play Four: 07M. march on Main Street Friday to Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 11, 14,20.24,20,38. hospital was built in honorof those who the most of iL ” Smith said: “ I ’m glad to be alive and Manchester Memorial Hospital for the served in World War I. arflund. for water-rate hearing on Monday At toe Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washing­ ton, President Reagan paid tribute to the 58,000 war A water company that serves crease IS excessive. companies. The department reg­ dead and said, “ In our hearts you will always be Index 169 customers in Coventry has About 35 of the 45 association ulates companies with more than Manchester remembers veterans young. ’ requested a 82.9 percent rate members met Thursday night to 50 customers, she said. Several thousand people gathered on the green Business _ Obituaries. increase and its request will the discuss their opposition to the Meanwhile. Wittenzellner may lawn of the mall facing the black granite memorial. Churches . Opinion. subject of a public hearing in rate proposal. be appointed receiver of General during 68th ceremony at hospital Including several men wearing military jackets Classified . .36-40 Science & Health. Manchester Monday by the state Vance said a question will be Water Service Co. of Stratford, some in wheelchairs, who heckled Reagan during C om ics__ .23-25 Senior Citizens__ Department of FVblic Utility raised Monday about why the his speech. which serves residents in the By Andrew Yurkovskv since local veterans first com­ Focus____ Sports Control. hearing is being held in Manches­ them? The president, noting that he will soon leave Northfield section of Coventry Manchester Herald memorated the holiday through Local news____ State ft Region. Coventry Hills Water, a div­ ter and not in Coventry. “ Our gathering here today and office, said “ what I can say to our Vietnam vets is Rickard said. ceremonies at the hospital. Nation & World. .10-11 Weddings. ision of Aqua Treatment and again oh Memorial Day in May welcome home.’ ” He also said that despite the Vance said that when associa­ For a few minutes Friday The Bennet Junior High School Service of Stratford, has re­ General Water Service man­ are true and loving manifesta­ (Uvfsions in America over the war, “ who can doubt tion members learned of the morning, Manchester remem­ Band marched behind members quested an overall increase of ager Harry Hirsch last month tions of answering thafplea,” he that the cause for which our men fought was just■>” daytime hearing in Manchester announced his resignation from bered those who have served in of the local veterans groups. A 840,733, which translates into an they asked that another beheld in added. “ Are they enough? I think Reagan and his wife, Nancy, walked hand in hand the financially troubled com­ the U.S. armed tjorces. small number of spectators not.” increase of $24 per month per the evening in Coventry. He said past toe names of the dead and left a note addressed iilanrliPBtrr Hmild pany, which was the focus of Traffic backed up along a small watched the procession from customer, said Louise Rickard, the DPUC did set a evening Gallacher said that the war at the base of the memorial customer complaints for several section of Main Street as local American Legion Drive, where DPUC spokeswoman. Customers session, but scheduled it for dead are properly rememberd Earlier, Reagan arrived at Arlington National USPS 327-SOO VOL: CVIII, N o . 37 months and was under orders veterans made the brief march the hall is located, down a short now pay $29 per month. Manchester. when we demand of ourselves the Cemetery to a 21-gun salute as several thousand from the DPUC to improve from the American Legion Hall to stretch of Main Street and to the A public hearing on the in­ same excellence we expect of ^ople, many wearing their military uniforms, held Penny M. Sleffart, Publisher According to the company’s service. hospital. crease is scheduled for 10:30a.m. Manchester Memorial Hospital, elected officials, when We seek- n a p . He then presented a wreath at the Tomb of the application, about $10 of the $24 Directors Theunis “ Terry” Oeoiga T. Chappell Sheldon Cohan Monday in the Lincoln Center Hirsch, the state attorney gen­ which was built in the memory of excellence in work and play.'and Unknowns. . - - E d ito r Composing Manager increase is needed for operating Werkhoven and Mary Ann Hand- hearing room in Manchester. The eral and state Office of Consumer those who served in World War I. when we stand up in ihdfgnaTion New York City BJayor Edward I. Kochlamented Denita A. Robarts Robert H. Hubbard costs, Rickard, the DPUC spokes­ ley were among the marchers. Prsssroom Manager hearing will adjourn and recon­ Counsel reached an agreement Michael R. Gallacher, hospital whenever members 'of the com-' the small tumour for the city’s Veterans Day Advartitino Director woman, said. The remaining Handley made a brief speech at Jaanna G. Fromarth Frank J. McSwaagan vene at 6:30 p.m. for the conven­ under which Hirsch would allow president, said that the gathering munity are objects of bigot^ or parade, but said the disabled, Korean War and Butinaaa Manager Circulation Director amount will cover a new filtration the hospital and read a proclama­ ience of people who cannot attend the court to appoint a receiver, or at the hospital on Veterans Day tion from Mayor Peter P. DiRosa hatred. homeless veterans would not be forgotten during the day. system, the installation of water temporary operator, of the com­ “ I am always distressed tharnotwithstaiiding the was an answer to the plea of the Jr. DiRosa was not at the “ We remember them when we Members of the Coventry Hills meters and returns to share­ pany and eventually sell the firm fact each of you ... represents many more, but n ib lith sd dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the war dead not to be forgotten. But ceremony. are willing to take the risky road Manchaatsr Publishing Co., 16 Bralnaid Place, Manchester, Homeowners Association are ex­ holders on investments, she said. to a buyer approved by the state. nevei^eless the crowd is not as large as it should he added that' such a gathering In his speech. Gallacher said of exploring ways toward arms Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at Manchsatar, Conn. pected to turn out for the evening The company has also asked Coventry Hills Water was was not enough. be. Why that is, is beyond me,” Koch said at the* Postmaster: Sand addrsss changes to the Manchsatar Herald, the words inscribed on the granite reduction and co-existence with the DPUC for approval of funding parade s end at Madison Square. P.O. Box 891, Manchsatar. Conn. 06040. portion the hearing tg object to formed in 1987 when Witten­ “ In essence, they are remem­ Vietnam War Memorial on Main It you don't rsosive your Hsrald by 5 pm . weekdays or 7:30 the international community, ” he the proposed rate hike. James for various improvements to the zellner bought die Elm Water Co. bered when our actions demon­ Street — “ We are young. We have added. There were more marchers than s'pectators, who a.m. Saturdays, please talaphons your carrier. If you're unabis Vance, vice president of the system, she said. The company At the same time he bought the numbered no more than 500 people, said Reginald B. to roach your carrier, call subscriber aanrica at 647-9S46 by 6 strate that we not only cherish the died. Remember us.” — are a “ We remember them, most association, said Friday. plans to borrow $108,500 from the Allen Jr., New York County commander of the p.m. weekdays for dslivsry In Manchester. L&M Water Co., which served 106 freedom gained for us, but that fitting memorial to veterans of especially, when we insist that Sudgaatad carrier rates are 61.60 weakly, 67.70 lor one John Wittenzellner of Stafford, Connecticut Development Au­ American Legion. customers in Manchester we jealously guard and defend any war. m ilitary intervention is the month, 623.10 for thrae months. 646.20 for six months and who heads the company, could thority for the filtration system Koch vowed that New York would build a 662.40 tor o rw yaar. Wittenzellner was appointed them against erosion by indiffer­ “ The first two are statements course of action taken only when not be reached for comment and $100,000 from Tolland Bank monument to Korean War vets. T h e M a n c h a a ts r H e ra ld Is a m sm b ar o f th e A a so cla ta d P rsas, receiver of both financially ence and complacency,” he said of fact.” he said. “ They were all other attempts fail. And that the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the Haw England Prase Friday. for the meter conversion. Speakers also pledged assistance for disabled troubled companies in 1983 after in a speech in front of the hospital. young and they have died. The we, as the electorate, know the Association and the Nsw England Newspaper Assodallon. at 71 Haynes St. veterans, some of whom rode along the parade route Vance said association ’The DPUC must approve fi­ former owner George Koppel- third is not so much a statement true facts leading to any such members feel the proposed in­ Friday marked the 68th vear in a special van for.the bedridden, and homeless nancing requests for regulated man abandoned them. but a plea. How do we remember solution.” vets. < • \ ‘ I » tK li. Scouts collect About Town Girl Scouts open cookie sale I’m just beginning’ Women schedule meeting The 1988/89 Connecticut Valley to set and reach goals. They also from a local Girl Scout should for food Girl Scout Council’s cookie sale learn about budgeting, and the contact their local town cookie The Women’s C3ub of Manchester will meet has begun and will run through basics of business and marketing. manager, or call the CVGSC Monday at 8 p.m. at the Community Baptist Church Noy. 27. Manchester's National Guard Armory on Main A Coventry writer discusses his craft This year’s cookie company is office in Hartford at 522-0163 at 585 E. OnterSt. Members Madeline Dieterle and •During this year’s sale, girls Street will serve as the area collection point for Little Brownie Bakers. Boxes sell Local town cookie managers Connie Davey will co-host the meeting. from the council’s 18 towns will canned and dry food staples being collected next By Jacqueline Bennett for $2.50 each. There are seven are: try to reach a goal of 100 boxes week by hundreds of Boy Scouts. Manchester Herald varieties of cookies from which to Manchester/Bolton: Bunny sold pergirl. Nearly 4,000 boxes of Gov. William O’Neill has designated the program choose including Thin Mints. Oppelt. 644-0340. Vermont trip payment due cookies were sold last year, which “ Care h Share,” and has asked all Connecticut COVENTRY - When Chris­ Samoas, (the caramel/coconut East Hartford: Arlene Fenton, topher Ck)oper graduated in The final payment for the Manchester Green raised approximately $1 million residents to donate food for use in soup kitchens, cookie): Do-si-dos (oatmeal/pea- 528-0434; Flora Ranney. 528-6660. 1970, he was known as the ‘Eric Chapter of the American Associaton of Retired dollars fn gross sales. emergency shelters and food pantries. The nut butter crem e): Trefoils (old- Glastonbury: Nancy Manter collection, which aims at the gathering of hundreds Segal’ of Manchester High Person’s Holiday Celebration trip to the Middlebury ’’The importance of the cookie fashioned shortbread); Taga- 649-5548. of tons of food statewide, is being done in School. Inn in Vermont is due Monday. The trip is scheduled sale cannot be oyer- longs (peanut butter patties); South Windsor: Paula Rosa, partnership by the Boy Scouts of America, the Segal is the author of “ Love for Dec. 17 and 18. emphasized.” according to Joan 289-0333. Story,’’ a popular novel of that The bus is expected to leave for Vermont on Dec. Echo (a chocolate sandwich Connecticut Food Bank and its member banks and Hall, a CVGSC spokeswoman. Vernon; Dale and Robert John­ era. cookie): and the newest confec­ the Connecticut Army National Guard. 17 at 8 a.m. from the Senior Citizen’s Center at 549E. “ So much depends on the results son, 872-2528. Today, Scouts will go door to door, hanging plastic Eighteen years later Cooper. Middle Turnpike and return to Manchester on Dec. of the sale: from day and resident tion. a chocolate chip honey 36, is just beginning his career glazed cookie with granola. Rockville: Clara Siityla. 875- coilection bags on doorknobs or otherwise leaving 18 between 6 and 6:30 p.m. For information call camps, and special events like 4240. the bags for people to fill during the week. Details of as a published writer. Jeanne Roark at 646-1291. Brownie Weekends, to leader All cookies are kosher, made the collection program are printed on the bags, so “ I don’t dare to dream ’the resources and training. It is the with 100% vegetable shortening, dream’ . I ’m just beginning,” Poet Robert Frost was bom in Scouts will not have to knock or ring doorbells. one outstanding way in which we and contain no artificial colors or Cooper said during an inter­ preservatives. 1873 in San Francisco. Then, next Saturday, Nov. 19. they will collect the Garden Club to meet manage at both the troop and filled bags in the same manner. After sorting, the view at his home on Lewis Hill. council level to work toward food will be delivered to the armory. Residents who Ck)oper had his first short, The Manchester Garden Club will meet Monday The Connecticut Valley Girl story, “ Setting Sail,” pub­ at 7:30 p.m. at the Community Baptist Church. A self-sufficiency.” Hall said. Scout Cktuncil serves girls in UNICO CAR RAFFLE find it convenient to do so may deliver food to the Spawaored by Manrhaaler Chapter of UNICO National armory themselves. lished recently in Northeast, Garden Theraphy Workshop will be conducted by “ While we still need support Manchester and Bolton as well as Major General John T. Gereski, Connecticut’s The Hartford Courant’s Sun­ Anna Adshade. from grants, gifts and the United Bloomfield. East Hartford, East Sunday, Nov. 27, 1988 adjutant general and the commander of the Guard, day magazine. The story is a Workshop participants are reminded to bring Way. the cookie sale is the single Windsor, Ellington. Enfield. Muaic tuna al 2:00 P.M. explained that National Guard armories were fictional account of an unhappy scissors, glue, coffee cans, tuna cans and colorful largest source of income for the Glastonbury, Hartford, Newing­ The Army A N*vy Club« Manchetler chosen as collection points not only because they are sailor, however, it. hits a magazine pictures. Reservations for the club’s girls in our council,” adds Ivy ton, Rocky Hill. South Windsor. Drawinr 5:00 P.M. rhri.stmas party will be taken at the meeting. conveniently located all across the state, but also universal chord in people who Smith, cookie sale manager. Suffield, Vernon. West Hartford. 1989 Lincoln Town Car (4 Door) because the military is capable of handling the are unhappy with their lives “ The cookie sale also is a way for Wethersfield, Windsor, and Wind­ Tickets: MOO collection and re-distribution of what is expected to but don’t know what todo about parents to become involved with sor Locks. /Vo mart ihmm 315 tIcWta will h* told! amount to more than 300 tons of food. it. Cooper says. turkey-BIngo scheduled Proceed# to be uaed for Seholarahipa, local theirdaughtersand to support the rhariliea, and lo help combpl Menial Retardation. “ The Guard is everywhere in Connecticut, and it “ The sailor is unhappy with girls' troops" Girl Scouts are selling cookies The Saint Bridget Rosary Society of Manchester For licketa call Ravmond F. Damaio. fM t - 1021 will be easy for the Scouts to get to our armories. being in the navy. He keeps Scout officials .say the sale in their own communities. 240 New State Road will sponsor a Turkey-Bingo Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Paul Roaaettn. 646-24A2 What’s more, we have the fleet of heavy trucks it going home every weekend Anyone who is not able to order the club's cafeteria at 80 Main St. Admission is $3. provides girls with entrepreneur­ will take to handle re-distribution. And the drivers because he doesn’t know how to ial skills as they learn how to — all volunteers," Gereski explained. cope,” said Cooper. work and plan together, and how The Manchester National Guard Armory, which Drafted in 1972, Cooper spent will be open from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m., is located at 330 three years in the Navy. He had Surplus food offered attended Keene State College Main St. The Windham Area Community Action Pro­ in New Hampshire for one EMERGENCY gram's Surplus Food Program will distribute food year. But it was as a senior at Fire — Police — Medical at the Andover Town Hall Tuesday from 2 to 3 p.m. For your Local News in Brief Manchester High School that Food will be distributed at the Bolton Town Hall D IA L 911 Cooper had his first taste of Wednesday from noon to 2 p.m. success with writing. In Manchester shopping “ It was a fiction assignment Curling Iron warning for my creative writing convenience teacher, Sylvia Carmen,’’ Teen programs offered WeeUy Manchester Deputy Fire Marshall Rudy Kissman Cooper remembered. is warning people to be careful when using Conair She liked his work, submitted Crossroads of Manchester will offer recreational H ealth Tip our Curling Irons, which may short circuit and ignite programs for teens after school at 33 Park St. There it to the school magazine and it Raginald nntcVMtnchMtcr Harald the cord line. was chosen for publication. will be videos every Friday from 2:30 to 5 p.m.. According to the Consumer Product Safety “ With success like that on the SUCCESS — Coventry writer Christoper Cooper has various arts and crafts programs, creative Commission, the curling iron — sold in Connecticut first effort, 1 felt obligated to just had his first short story published. movement and visits to New York City, an by K mart stores — could burst into flames without pursue writing,” said Cooper. opportunity to go cross-country skiing, bowling and warning and cause serious bums to the individual to the theater. Call 647-3252 for more information. HOLIDAY That story was a romance ful final paragraph.” said with words — something to using the iron or ignite a fire if left unattended. about unrequitted love. Cooper. He is soft spoken and Kissman said there have been no reported cases honor the language.” said The question remains, how­ not emotive as he talks. It is Cooper. Fall River trip planned of the curling iron injuring anyone in the ever, why he waited so long to apparent however, the emotion Manchester area. But he warned that because there After the Navy, Cooper stu­ pursue writing seriously. absent from his conversation died English and government The Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom will are two K mart stores in the area — one on Spencer “ You get married, have kids, goes into his writing. sponsor a bus trip to the Fall River outlet stores in HOURS Street and the other near the town line in Vernon — at Connecticut College, honing by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. then there was the divorce. I That emotion shows up in a his writing skills there under Fall Rivet, Mass, on Sunday, Nov. 20. The trip will Monday thru Saturday 10-9:30 there “ is a very good possibility’ ’ that many of the just didn’t have time. Writing poem of an old immigrant man depart from Temple Beth Sholom’s Parking Lot at THAWING irons have been sold to Manchester residents. the direction of William Merri- is a lot of work. It’s draining.” who becomes homeless, and deth, who,recently received the 400 E. Middle Turnpike at 10:30 a.m. and return , FROZEN MEAT Sunday 10-6 The curling iron can be identified by a Cooper said. another poem which he rew­ around 6 p.m. It is not safe to thaw frozen meat mauve-colored handle, a silver barrel, and a white Pulitzer Prize for his collection Recently remarried, his life rote as a short story and of poems. The cost of the trip is $20 per person and or poultry on the countertop. Now thru Friday, December 23. plastic cool tip, according to the commission. Each has settled and now he has the recently submitted to New refreshments will be provided on the bus. For Room temperature encourages iron is identified with a model number CD-20M, time. He and his wife Denise, Yorker magazine. He graduated in 1977 and reservations or information, call Molly Richberg at the growth of bacteria. To safely CD-21M, or CD-22M with the following date codes; who is the daughter of Town went on to work as an aide in 649-6520. thaw meat, take it out of the That tells of a young couple freezer and refrigerate it 01-87E, 02-87E, 03-87E, 04-87E, 05-87E, 04-87 and Clerk Ruth Benoit, share in the expecting a bahy who will have the governor’s office for five 05-87. overnight. For quick thawing, use writing process. to be hooked to monitors when years. At the same time, Kissman is advising people that if they suspect Cooper got his master’s degree a microwave oven, or put the “ It is usually a five step it is bom. Food distribution planned meat in a watertight plastic bag they have one of these irons to stop using it, tag it process. He comes with an idea " I showed that to a friend of in English and public policy and immerse it in cold water, with their name and address, and mail it to Conair from Trinity College. He then The Manchester Area Conference of Churches and does a rough draft. I read mine whose opinion I respect will be distributing cheese and 2 pounds of butter to changing the water often. The Corp./Wave Makers. 11 Executive Avenue. Edison, worked for the state Depart­ cold water will control bacteria it, give him input — tell him if I and he said reading it was like a each family registered with the government surplus New Jersey 08817. think any changes are needed. ment of Environmental Pro­ growth on the outside while the knife stabbed in his heart,” commodities program on Thursday from 3 to 5 p.m. inside thaws. According to the commission, the company is He does that three or four times Cooper said. tection for five years. Cur­ required to repair or replace the curling iron within at Center Congregational (Thurch. For information and then does the final draft,” Cooper says his work con­ rently, he is executive three weeks. Consumers with questions are advised about eligibility guidelines, call 646-4114. Denise said tains elements of real life and assistant to Steven Hines, the to call Conair toll-free at 1-80(^631-5391. Cooper’s work is worth wait­ he sticks to universal themes, state welfare commissioner. ing for. oppe^ everyday emotions. His favor­ In his current position, he Junior Women to hold auction East Catholic open house He strives to paint vivid ite author is Ernest Heming­ handles public information, NaHo m I Prttrripiion pictures using the least way. “ a genius at painting which involves a lot of writing The Manchester Junior Women’s Club will hold a 343 Main St., Middletown. 347-5666 • 25 Hazard Ave., Enfield. 745-1643 East Catholic High School will hold its annual number of words. craft auction on Thursday beginning at 7 p.m. at the 348 Main Street pictures with words,” Cooper such as press releases. Cooper Manchester 1697 Whitney Ave., Hamden, 281-5441 • 200 Chase Ave., Walerbury, 574-2003 open house at the school on Wednesday at 7p.m. The “ I also like to maintain adds the inspiration for his is also working on a new Church of Christ on Lydall Street. More than 100 260 North Main St.. Manchester, 646-2292 event will feature informational presentations by tension throughout and bring writing is simple. “ poverty publication” for the handmade items are expected to be auctioned. 649-1025 administrators which will include testing, career everything together in a power- “ I wanted to do something office, his own idea. education and a tour of the building. Calenilar Obituaries ‘Oldest resident’ is dead COLCHESTER (AP) - Mi­ Fletcher said. randa Reeves, daughter of a Manchester former South Carolina slave and “ She sang a lot of spiritual believed to be Connecticut’s hymns,” Mrs. Fletcher said. Monday Betty Richardson In Memoriam oldest resident at age 113, has '“ Everything Is Going To Be Department of Public Utilities public hearing, Betty L. (Kilcollins) Richardson. 57. of Columbia, died in a convalescent home. Alright’ — that’s the last one I can Lincoln Center hearing room, 10:30 a.m. formerly of Manchester, died Friday (Nov. 11.1988) In loving memory of Mildred remember her singing.” Board of Education, 45 North School St., 7:30p.m. Jarvis, who passed away October “ I visited her about a month at the home of her daughter in Keene. N.H. She was 12. 1985. Tuesday the widow of Eugene R. Richardson. ago and she was praising God and “ She was an extraordinary remembering Bible scriptures,” Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, •/I She was in Westfield, Maine. Sept. 30, 1931. and What would we give if we could woman,” Mrs. Fletcher. 57. of * *1 her oldest granddaughter. Ruby Colchester said. 7:M p.m. had lived in Manchester most of her life before say. Fletcher, said Friday. Human Relations Commission, Municipal Build­ moving to Columbia six years ago. Hello Mildred in the same old way. ^ Earlier this year, Mary Ellen ing coffee room, 8 p.m. To hear your voice to see your She was a registered nurse at the Aetna Life and Mrs. Reeves, who died Thurs­ Klinck, state commissioner on Wednesday smile. Casualty in Windsor for 10 years. She had also day, is believed to be survived by aging, said if Reeves were indeed Commission for the Disabled, Senior Citizens To sit and talk with you awhile. worked as an occupational nurse at Cheney Bros, about 250 relatives, including two 113, she would be Connecticut’s Center, 7:30 p.m. and as a nurseinthe Vernon and Glastonbury school Though absent, you are always near. daughters, (Tathron Harris and oldest resident. At the time, there Housing Authority. Bluefieid Drive, 7:30 p.m. systems. Thelma Ford, both of Colchester: Thursday Still loved and missed and ever were other Connecticut residents She was owner and operator of the former dear. nine grandchildren; 39 great­ who were 108; federal officials Board of Directors comment session. Municipal Hayseed Casual, a women’s clothing store in grandchildren; 40 great-great­ Building, 6:30 p.m. said information on America’s Manchester. She was a mem berof the Occupational Sadly missed by your grandchildren; and a great- oldest resident was not readily Fair Rent Commission. Lincoln Center hearing Nurses Association of the Hartford area and a Loving Husband Oliver great-great-grandchild. Mrs. available. room, 7 p.m. member of the Hartford Hospital Alumni Building Comnriittee. Municipal Building coffee Association. room. 7:30 p.m. She was a 1948 graduate of Manchester High Advisory Park and Recreation Commission, Patrick Flynn/Mcnchaster Herald School and a 1953 graduate of the Hartford Hospital Lincoln Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. School of Nursing. to 1 p.m. Friday. From left are: Brian READ ALL ABOUT IT — Martin School She is survived by a son, Bradford Richardson of Andover students are set for the school's book DelGiudice, 7, Mary Kate Moyer, 7, Kara Litchfield; and two daughters. Pamela J. Mickie- fair, scheduled for 8;30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Moyer, 5 and Craig DelGiudice, 5. wicz. of Keene. N.H., and Jill A. Richardson of Monday Vernon; a grandson Justin Mickiewicz; her father Wetlands Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 Monday through Thursday and 8:30 a.m. p.m. Frank Kilcollins of Leesburg. Fla., a niece and two nephews. Tuesday The funeral will be Monday at 8:30 p.m. at the Board of Education, Andover Elementary School, Scout adults Thank You! 7:30 p.m. Watkins Funeral Home. 42 E. Center St. Burial will Thursday be at the convenience of the family. Calling hours get training are Monday, 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m. Library Board, Andover Public Library, 7:30 p.m. More than 150 adult members Memorial contributions may be made to the of the Connecticut Valley Girl National Organization for Rare Disorders Inc.. P.O. Bolton Scout Council converged at Camp Box 8923. New Fairfield. Conn. 06812. Timber Trails in Tolland, Mass., Ihesday for a recent weekend of extensive Board of Selectmen. Community Hall, 8 p.m. training organized in part by two Rosalie Johnson Wednesday Manchester women. Revival Services Rosalie (Riordan) Johnson. 93. of 47 Wellington Planning Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 The training session at the Nov. 17-20 at 7 PM p.m. Rev. Road, Manchester, died Friday (Nov. 11. 1988) at 1,000-acre camp, which is owned, her home. She was the widow of Clharles H. Johnson. Conservation Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 operated and utilized year-round Sunday Services p.m. Paul Neal Bom in Norwich, she lived in Manchester for 65 by the council, was directed by Evangelist 10:43 am & 6 PM years. Coventry Doris Whitehead, council train­ She graduated from the Normal School in ing director, who had the helpof a CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Willimantic in 1915 and was a teacher in the Essex. Monday volunteer committee including Norwich and Manchester school systems. She Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office chairwoman Carol Colvin and 236 Main Street ■ Manchester, CT. retired in 1964. Building, 7:30 p.m. Julie Niggebrugge, both of She was a member of the Ladies of St. James, a Manchester. 646-8599 Board of Finance, Town Office Building??: 30 p.m . communicantof St. James Church. a member of the Solid Waste Committee, Town Office Building. "The training weekend is vital Manchester Association of Retired Teachers, the 7:30 p.m. because we rely heavily on Ladies Auxiliary of Manchester Memorial Hospital Tuesday volunteers who are trained and, and a life member of the Ladies Auxiliary of St. Cemetery Commission, Town Office Building, therefore, confident in their jobs Thomas Seminary. as leaders. By emphasizing the D a irqI w HARTFORD road DAIRY 1:30 p.m. f 684 Hartford RcL, Manchester • 64r-1076 She is survived by a son. the Rev. Charles B. Zoning Board of Appeals, Town Office Building, availability of resources for these Q u e e n Johnson, pastor and rector of St. Joseph’s Cathedral 7:30 p.m. volunteers, it becomes much in Hartford; and several nieces and nephews. Water Pollution Control Authority, Town Office easier for them to meet and fulfill The funeral will be Monday at 9:45 a.m. from the Building, 7:30 p.m. the current needs of girls,” said We Treat You Right’ John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Democratic Town Committee, Town Office Doris Whitehead, council train­ Manchester followed by a Mass at Christian Burial Building, 8 p.m. ing director. brazier. at 10:30 at St. James Church. Burial will be in St. My campaign needed one vote this year. But I requested you, the Wednesday The 22 courses offered provided James Cemetery. voter, to give me a vote of confidence as I ran unopposed for re-election Parks and Recreation Commission. Patriot’s an experiential learning environ­ Calling hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. as your representative from the 12th Generai Assembly District. Park, 7:30 p.m. ment for the leaders, giving them SINGLE BACON School Building Committee, Coventry High the knowledge that will translate Memorial donations may be made to the St. Your votes November 8 thriiied me. You gave me the highest number School, 7:30 p.m. into quaslity troop programs. James School Foundation. P.O Box 254. Manchester Traditional courses such as CHEESEBURGER of votes I have ever received. I greatly appreciate your trust and ap­ Conservation Commission, Town Office Building, (Mon., Tues., Wed.) 06040. 7:30 p.m. leader training, troop camping proval. Despite heated races on the ballot, you took the extra effort to Thursday certificationm, first aid, asnd vote for me. Library Building Committee, Booth and Dimock nature arts were offered, as well Howard Jeffrey Library, 7:30 p.m. as contemporary courses such as I will continue to deserve your confidence. I will work hard for you and LOS ANGELES (AP) — Howard Jeffrey, 53, a "Project Adventure," a confi­ We will have Thanksgiving make my votes as carefully as I have in the past. Also, I will stay just a dence building course; "Trans­ dancer and choreogr^her who worked with Barbra 1-84 changes on Tuesday lating Volunteer Work to a Streisand and the late Natalie Wood in plays like phone call away from every voter. Resume;” and "HUGG,” a con­ and Christmas “ West Side Story” and movies “ Funny Girl,” died The traffic pattern on Interstate 84 eastbound in temporary issues awareness pro­ Nov. 2 of complications from AIDS. After working East Hartford will change beginning Tuesday, gram, which helps build self­ Cakes and Logs as Jerome Bobbin’s chief aide on "West Side Thank you, according to the Department of Transportation. esteem. Story,” Jeffrey became choreographer and teacher In conjunction with the reconstruction of 1-84 in The Connecticut Valley Girl r * * for its touring companies and later performed a East Hartford, eastbound traffic on 1-84 from the Scout Council serves girls in the Ready to take home Cakes will similar role for Miss Wood in the film version of Main Street overpass to the Roberts Street bridge communities of Manchester, Bol­ serve from 8 to 25 people. Also, f Leonard Bernstein’s acclaimed music-drama. will be shifted onto the newly constructed lanes of ton, Bloomfield, East Hartford, we will accept special orders for He worked with Miss Wood on “ Inside Daisy 1-84 eastbound. The viaduct will no longer be used East Windsor, Ellington, Enfield, organizations and parties — Clover” and with Barbra Streisand on “ Funny Girl’ ’ for 1-84 eastbound. Glastonbury, Hartford, Newing­ Dairy Queen sandwiches, ice and “ Funny Lady.’ Jeffrey was also an assistant to In the same area. Route IS northbound traffic will ton, Rocky Hill, South Windsor, cream cup, vanilla, chocolate or Gene Kelly for “ Hello Dolly” and to Vincente Pild (or by CommllM* to Jinw> H. McCivanigh. Raymond F. Damato. Timautvr. be shifted onto newly constructed permanent lanes Suffield, Vernon, West Hartford, swirl (chocolate & vanilla). Minnelli for “ On A Clear Day You Can See to merge with the relocated 1-84 eastbound traffic Wethersfield, Windsor and Wind­ Forever,” again with Miss Streisand. before the Roberts Street bridge. sor Locks. .. .f's n :: ------r - n Peace Corps easier, State & Region / Disabled vet proteste the 2nd time around UConn trustees boost fees flag burning In public STORRS (AP) — The University of Connecticut’s CHICOPEE. Mass. (AP) - The time of their first Peace Corps board of trustees has voted to boost fees nearly second time around in the Peace tour they were newly graduated BETHEL (AP) - Andrew shouldn’t we?”’ J Corps is easier, say Catherine from college. But for the second $1,000 next year, including $480 to pay for weekend He said government regula­ meals and cleaning services. Cordova says he knows how to ...\ and William Derrenger, who met go-round neither found it hard to Thursday's action, coupled with tuition increases bum an American flag — in tions require that when a flag and married during a stint in cast off their possessions. private. is “retired” it is to be "burned Sierra Leone in the 1960s and have “It was like taking the ultimate approved in July, will increase the annual cost for in private without any most in-state undergraduates 24 percent, from The disabled World War II just returned from two years in shower. You felt so clean after­ $5,064.50 to $6,272.50. Army veteran, whose govern­ ceremony.” the Fiji Islands. wards,” Derrenger said. “I had The decision to provide meals and cleaning over ment maintenance job in­ Joseph Tarrant, head of the “We had always planned on been walking around with two the weekends will allow students to abandon such cluded burning old flags in Bethel Patriotic Association, doing it again, and when our pockets full of keys and when we traditional dormitory practices as cooking and basement furnaces, claims said Cordova had every right children went off to university, were through getting rid of the washing pots in hall bathrooms. Bethel’s tradition of burning to carry out his protest, “but I we just decided to do it,” said stores, the house, the vehicles, “What we’re trying to do is make this a worn-out flags in public is don’t think he understands the Mrs. Derrenger, 47. The couple and everything, we had two keys unpatriotic and illegal. difference in burning a flag in has a son who graduated from the seven-day-a-week campus,” said Carol A. Wiggins, •V left to the footlockers that held vice president for student affairs and services. He staged a one-man protest public, which they did in the University of Chicago and a everything we owned.” Wiggins said the administration planned to add a Friday during the town’s Vete­ ’60s. versus the retirement of daughter who is a senior at Said Mrs. Derrenger: “It’s variety of weekend activities — from more dances rans Day ceremonies. colors, which is what we’re Western New England College in kind of fun to be starting over to longer library hours — to create a greater sense of “I don’t think it should be doing. There’s a big Springfield. burned in public for people to difference.” again, just like our kids. community at Storrs. t. No figures were available on “When we decided to go. we got The fee increases, like the tuition increases, must see,” the 63-year-old Cordova According to a resolution Peace Corps volunteer re­ rid of everything down to the be approved by the General Assembly. said as he stood with a adopted by Congress in 1942. enlistments, but corps spokes­ “the flag, when it is in such things that we were going to pass cardboard sign with a flag man James Flanigan said from on to thechildren after we died. It tacked to the top. condition that it is no longer a Washington that it’s happening The sign said, "Do Not Burn fitting emblem for display, took us two years to do it, but it’s a Officer cleared in shooting more and more. Many of those marvelous, wonderful feeling to American Flag In Public.” He should be destroyed in a who volunteer a second time first HARTFORD (AP) — A jury has exonerated a wore the Bronze Star he won as dignified way, preferably by AP photo sell everything.” joined right out of college and In 1963, Mrs. Derrenger, a Wethersfield police officer in the shooting of a a result of service in Italy. burning.” BOSTON DIGS — Archaeology field worker Brendan McDermott then decided to return after' burglary suspect nearly six years ago, but jurors France and Germany. The resolution doesn’t say Chicopee native, headed to Sierra brushes away dirt at the parking-lot archaeological site being retiring from their careers. Leone to teach in a girl’s school in found that the negligence of the town and its police "It’s the same thing they did whether it’s proper to bum a “It’s a trend that’s just begin- chief contributed to the suspect’s death. during the demonstrations flag in public. researched by a Boston University team looking for the remains of 17th- Segwema. Her future husband, and 18th-century Boston. ing to manifest itself as the Peace who grew up in South Dakota and The Superior Court jury awarded the family of during Vietnam. We shouldn’t Cordova stood silently hold­ Corps enters its third decade, but Michael David Williams, 26, $32,130 in the have a ceremony in public. ing the sign during the 10- graduated from Baylor Univer­ negligence finding on Thursday. we have a number of people in sity in Texas, arrived in West Burning the flag is a sad minute ceremony in front of both categories,” he said. Michael Williams was shot in Hartford’s Bellevue occasion, not a happy the town’s 1928 Doughboy Africa a few months later to work Square on Nov. 19, 1982,'' by police Officer Arthur Urban archaeologists dig "The first time we were a lot on a program to build roads and a occasion. Statue. younger.” Derrenger said. “This Kureczka following a car chase from Wethersfield ' “Not only that, we have a lot Afterward, local veterans water supply in the isolated and after Williams shot the officer in the ieg. time we were no less enthusiastic, region. of Communists in this country group leaders retreated to a but we were a lot better equipped that would gladly take pictures nearby parking lot to bum old The Derrengers currently are for 17th-century Boston to really provide useful skills to staying with relatives in Chico­ City’s deficit likely to grow of this and send them over to flags people had turned in over the people.” Communist countries and say the past year. Cordova stood, BOSTON (AP) — In a $9.25-a-day records,” he said. “In many communities pee, near Springfield, and ha­ BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Bridgeport’s budget woes ANDREW CORDOVA parking lot under an elevated downtown It was more difficult the second ven’t made any definite plans. to the people, ‘See, they bum still holding his sign, next to there would be no other way to know about time for the Derrengers to break continue to grow, with city officials now saying that their own flags, so why the barrel. .. . one-man protest highway, urban archaeologist Ricardo the early history and how it relates to the “It wasn’t love at first sight,” an audit turned up another $3.8 million in debts Elia is searching for 17th-century Boston. away from their everyday lives. he said, recalling how she, with development of the United States.” He owned an eight-store shopping beyond the current estimated deficit of $51 million. Elia and a team of Boston University The university team has moved from more experience, got the front ’The Bridgeport Financial Review Board, a archaeologists are using trowels and center in Billings, Mont., and she seat in the truck carrying them Eustis’ land a quarter mile to the other ran a pre-school there. At the nine-member panel created by the legislature to brooms to probe repositories of urban shore of old Boston, digging under the from the airfield. oversee the city’s finances after it voted to Newtown attacks study detritus before construction workers using asphalt on the site of a 19th-century guarantee bonds for the city, was told of the Triple-A and Brilisli dynamite reclaim the land forever to move mattress company warehouse and below additional shortfall Thursday by John G. Norko, the ------Airways offer you the Central Artery underground. that the 17th-century estate of John city’s chief administrative officer. on impact of state jail “London on the “You just couldn’t conceive of someone Codman. getting a research grant to rip up a parking Town.” Three nights “So much of Boston has been dug up that X Driver tried to beat train NEWTOWN (AP) - Several and delays, we can do that, too. lot under the artery and see what’s there.” you’ve lost much of the archaeological dozen residents and town officials with the jail plan.” said William at the Royal Scot Elia, who heads a 10-person BU archaeol­ history already,” Elia said. “The 17th and WINDSOR, Conn. (AP) — An East Hartford man are attacking.^what they call Strickler. a member of the Hotel for as little as ogy team staying several steps ahead of 18th centuries are just not very visible Romantic critically injured when the van he was driving hit a inconsistencies, inaf^^thracles and anti-jail group. $499 to $699 per construction, said as traffic rumbled today.” train on Thursday, apparently tried to beat the train omissions in a study of the “The state made this report to person*, including overhead Thursday. Boston prides itself on history, yet very across a railroad crossing, police said. potential environmental impact justify its decision to put the jail After about a month of digging, the little remains of Colonial Boston. In fact, Daniel Lacafta, 31, was in critical condition at of a proposed 409-bed jail. here, and we can prove it in rouiidtrip airfare. archaeologists have unearthed the soggy Rubies Begin your trip an\ the Paul Revere House in the North End is Hartford Hospital on Friday where he was taken The residents attended a hear­ court.” timbers of a wharf that a John Eustis the only 17th-century house standing, and after the crash Thursday in Windsor, a hospital ing Thursday on the study that Robert Davidson, the anti-jail ------day of the wc-ek bought in 1709 on property abutting what it has been heavily restored. spokesman said. was conducted by the state group’s lawyer, said the state’s Trip can Ire was then Boston’s waterfront. Windsor police Sgt. Timothy Triggs said he was Department of (Corrections. One reason is that 1630 Boston was much environmental consultants based extendtrd, or The $846,000 federal- and state-funded smaller than 1988 Boston, much of which told Lacafta’s injuries were not as serious as The battle began after Kenneth their report on “the wrong project to search for Colonial Boston Is consists of landfili upon which the city originally believed and that he was expected to Buckland of SEA Inc., the con­ wetland map,” indicating that __ upgraded hotel part of a gradual movement to recognize recover. can Ire Irottked at gradually expanded. Another is that many sulting firm hired by the state to the assessment of the facility’s the significance of what lies buried under of the city’s old buildings burned down. Triggs said a preliminary investigation revealed conduct the environmental study, impact may be inaccurate. additional cost. America’s cities. Elia said the planned excavation of 10 ~ Oval shaped that Lacafta, a driver for Bradley Kitchens Inc. of told the audience that the jail First Selectman Roderick J. Theater tickets availalrle. While maps, deeds, bills of sale and other sites along the Boston highway could West Hartford, drove a van through a warning gate would have little impact on the MacKenzie Jr. said the report historical documents have been pre­ Pendant ruby ling and into one of the cars of a southbound Amtrak indicate how houses were designed and with with2cuamonds, environment and resources. ignores the fact that the town’s FROM served, the |4iysical remains of early built, what people ate and how commerce train. He also said the current agri­ landfill capacity will be used up America are scarce, archaeologists said. occurred. pear shaped ruby. Y/i $675. cultural use of the land has a before the jail facility is com­ Urban or historical archaeology is only and 4 diamonds, Preliminary digging about one foot deep $170. Pact vote protests abortion greater impact on the environ­ pleted two years from now. as old as the National Historical Preserva­ into a 40-by-20-feet L-shaped site on the ment than would the jail plan. $ 4 9 9 tion A t of 1966. Since then. New York, MIDDLETOWN (AP) — A member of the Board Blackstone Allright parking lot has re­ “I’m tired of the state’s lies and *lkuied tm dtmltle occupancy. Baltimore, Philadelphia, Alexandria, Va., of Education cast her vote against ratification of a vealed a stone foundation of the three-story All items 14Kgold Photo enlarged to show detail half-troths,” said Wendy Beres, Charleston, S.C., and Savannah, Ga., all mattress warehouse. An elixir bottle new three-year contract with Middletown’s chairman of Citizens Action have let archaeologists examine land teachers because it includes a health plan covering Group Against the Jail. half-filled with a yellow liquid turned up abortion costs. LOWER ^ 1 before development. Thursday. The crowd rose to Its feet and [1*1^ A “What we are getting nationwide are "As a taxpayer. I’m opposed to having my tax began clapping and chanting, ' P R I C E S . . . ^ little snapshots on what happened in the The deeper archaeologists go, the more dollars used for abortions.” board member Marie “No jail! No jail!” DEPENDABLE SERVICE past in the centers of cities,” said Ron artifacts they will find on the site, which The first class travel agency that’s E. Coughlin said Thursday, when the contract was Some public officials also MANCHESTER . VERNON housed stables, outhouses and a variety of not just for members only. Anzalone, staff archaeologist for the JeweAsfs Since (085 approved. "Morally, I think it is wrong. To know stated that the report failed to 645-8393 * 872-2140 federal Advisory Council on Historic buildings. that I may be a part of it by paying for it to take place BRISTOL DANBURY FARMINGTON GUILFORD HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERIDEN take intoaccount the jail’s impact WEST HARTFORD 233-8511. 1 800-842 4320 Preservation in Washington. So far, they have found shards of MILFORD NEW HAVEN SOUTHBUHY TORRINGTON TRUMBULL WATERBURY is wrong.” WATERFORD 443-4376 on local police, fire, solid-waste “We learn an awful lot about how Boston Michaels Charge/Master Card/Vtsa/Amencan Express The contract, ratified by teachers last week, was MANCHESTER 646-7096 Wedgewood pots, a wide-bore stem pipe, a disposal and ambulance services. W HLS|N PLAINVILLE 747-4511 developed, about how everyday life layer of manure from a stable and other approved by a 6-1 vote of the school board. It HARTFORD 236-5864. 1-800-842 8691 “If residents were able to hold occurred, that you just can’t get from tax urban artifacts. provides fora 27percentaverage wage hike over the up the new Route 7 from being Open Monday 8:30-8: lOesday-Friday 8 3 0-5 next three years starting July 1, 1989. built for 20 years with injunctions U YEARS OF QUALITY SERVICE ^ Nation & World Police, Nation & Worid PLO prepares for declaration

ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) - A Egypt and Jordan in the 1967 Abu Sharif told reporters; Israelis seal off territories top PLO official said Friday a Middle East war.- LOSANGELKS (AP) —Hundreds of thousands of in Poland anniversary rallies “Palestinians have a right to a JERUSALEM (AP) — Hundreds of troops poured declaration of independence for Israeli officials say an Inde­ state, all other details can be gallons of raw sewage that spilled into a creek the West Bank and Gaza Strip will forc^ authorities to close seven miles of beach near WARSAW, Poland (AP) - Poznan, Krakow, Tamow and to recall his officers and allow the into Jerusalem’s walled Old City Friday and the pendence declaration will hurt negotiated.” Police clashed with demonstra­ Katowice. crowd to disperse, Ms. Wojcie­ army sealed off the occupied West Bank and Gaza be a key legal move toward the peace process and incite more The Palestinian meeting comes Marina del Rey as a health hazard/ transforming the' Israeli- The spill, discovered Thursday afternoon, was tors Friday night in Warsaw and They had few details on the chowicz said. Strip to prevent violence linked to the expected anti-Israeli violence In the after Jordan severed its links at least five other cities as clashes in Tamow, which took Solidarity was founded at the proclamation of a Palestinian state. occupied territories into territories. with the West Bank last summer caused by blockage in a 45 inch-diameter pipe that Palestine. carries raw waste to a treatment plant. The sewage thousands of people joined in place after a Mass. Three people Lenin Shipyard during strikes in Soldiers detained hundreds of Palestinians in “The declaration is irrele­ and after Israeli national elec­ rallies and marches on the 70th were taken to a hospital after August 1980. Communist authori­ anticipation of anti-occupation riots during the "From the international, legal vant,” said a Shamir aide, Yossi tions Nov. 1 that produced gains overflowed, erupting through an opening that had point of view, this will consecrate been covered by a bolted plate, and ran into Ballona anniversary of the rebirth of the being beaten by police in the ties announced this month that four-day meeting of the Palestine National Council, Ben Aharon. “But to our sorrow, by the right, which rejects giving Polish state, southern industrial city of Kato­ they will close the shipyard the PLO’s parliament in exile. officially the identity of the West it will Incite the population.” up any of the occupied territories. Creek and down into Santa Monica Bay. Bank and Gaza,” said Bassam “We’re talking minimally hundreds of tjiousands More than 20,000 people chant­ wice, said Maria Moczulska, a beginning Dec. 1 because it is The council is expected to declare an independent ing “Solidarity! ” and “Independ- spokeswoman for the illegal losing money. Solidarity was Palestinian state during its meeting, which begins Abu Sharif on the eve of a . of gallons, possibly millions. This is a biggie,” said Palestine National Council meet­ Anna Sklar of the Department of Public Works. ' ence! ” marched from_St. John’s Confederation for an Independent suspended in December 1981 and Saturday in Algiers. The blockage, which workers were still trying to Cathedral In Warsaw’s Old Town Poland. outlawed the following year. In the Gaza Strip, troops shot and wounded three ing. The council Is expected to area to the Tomb of the Unknown In Gdansk, the Baltic port city approve an independence MARC clear late Friday, may have been caused by failure Police in Poznan battled about Arab protesters with plastic bullets, hospital of the brick lining of the decades-old sewer where it Soldier following a Roman Ca­ where the now-outlawed Solidar­ 4,000 demonstrators and arrested officials said. There was no immediate comment declaration. BAKERY & COFFEE SHOP crosser udder the creek, she said. tholic Mass at the church. ity union movement was bom, scores of people, according to a from the army. Abu Sharif, chief spokesman Later police fired tear gas and more than 25,000 people attended Solidarity activist. for PLO leader Yasser Arafat, met with reporters at the heavily charged about 1,000 young people a Mass, said opposition spokes­ Witnesses said about lo.ooo Czech police raid seminar German official ‘sorry’ gathered at the tomb when some woman Joanna Wojciechowicz. people participated in a rally in guarded seaside center where the of the youths threw sticks at She said some of them tried to PLO’s parliament in exile begins Apple Festival Krakow and later groups of young VIENNA, Austria (AP) — Czechoslovak police a four-day meeting Saturday. BONN, West Germany (AP) — The-president of police, witnesses reported. They organize a march and police people engaged in mnning street broke up an independent seminar Friday in Prague, Parliament resigned Friday, bowing to condemna­ said demonstrators scattered and attacked with water cannon and fights with police. Abu Sharif also claimed there Nov. 7th - 20th arrested the organizer and told 16 foreign were Israeli plans to assassinate tion of a speech in which he safd many Germans felt at least 10 were detained. clubs. The official news agency PAP participants the meeting was illegal, sources in Hitler brought “glorious times" before the Rallies were held in at least Many people shouted “Lenin is reported “aggressive” protests Prague and Vienna reported. top PLO leaders. He said a list of Holocaust and global war. eight other cities — Gdansk, yours, the shipyard is ours!,” she intended victims included Arafat • > _ Featuring: in several cities and said; “In Dissidents and diplomats in Prague the raid on a and that one assassination was Philipp Jenninger called Hitler’s early years a Krakow, Wroclaw, Lublin, Lodz, added. some cities demonstrations and seminar about Czechoslovak history indicated a “triumphal procession” in an address that also Poznan, Tamow and Katowice. The violence ended when Bi­ attempts to disturb public order tougher attitude toward the growing number of 'recently attempted. He would not Apple Pie condemned the Nazi attempt to annihilate Euro­ Opposition activists said police shop Tadeusz Goclawski ap­ - say when or where Itoccurred. were ynde^ken by irresponsible activities being conducted outside official circles. 'In Jerusalem, Avi Pazner, Apple Turnovers pean Jews. battled demonstrators in Gdansk, pealed to the police commander group^'Of youth.” They said nearly all Czechoslovaks planning to The S6-year-old Christian Democrat said he had spokesman for Prime Minister attend had been arrested Wednesday and Thursday, Yitzhak Shamir, responded; Apple Squares been misunderstood, was shocked by the reaction and about 20 were believed still in custody Friday. and‘felt “deeply sorry” for any offense caused by “The ... imagination of Bassam Apple Sour Cream Cake his remarks Thursday on the 50th anniversary of Bloc nations can pick system Abu Sharif has apparently been Apple Spice Muffins Kristallnacht, the rampage against Jews that began Reagan signs tax reforms working overtime in anticipation the Nazi genocide. BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — Berecz, chief ideologist of Hun­ On Thursday, the government of the PNC and he will say Appld Coffee Cakes A Soviet Politburo member said gary’s ruling Communist Party, adopted a draft bill on assembly WASHINGTON (AP) — President Reagan, anything to get a headline.” Friday that each nation should said diverse political interest that would allow the foundation of without fanfare, signed legislation Friday providing The meeting of the 450-member Soviet officials in Baltics decide whether to adopt a multi­ groups that recently have mush­ political parties. $4.1 billion in tax benefits to farmers and other council Is seen as a historic We Specialize in Wedding Cakes party system, but denied that roomed in Hungary would be However, the status of such groups and a taxpayer “bill of rights” against moment in Palestinian history MOSCOW (AP) — Members of the ruling such a move eventually will overzealous agents of the Internal Revenue Service. and comes during an 11-month and Birthday Cakes Politburo flew to the'restive Baltic republics given broader scope that could parties and how they would prompt Hungary to bolt from the lead to an unspecified coalition of function is to be regulated by The “Tax Corrections Act,” aimed initially at uprising against Israel’s 21-year 846 Main St. • Manchester Friday, and-one warned residents against pushing Soviet bloc. parties. making refinements in the massive tax overhaul occupation of the territories. too hard foe economic and cultural autonomy from legislation that is still under legislation of 1986, also contained a provision Hungary Is the first single­ But he cautioned that enacting consideration and probably will More than 300 Palestinians and 649-5380 JHoscow, local Journalists reported. ordering the government to buy more than 540 acres 11 Israelis have died since the Dissatisfaction in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania party communist country to political reforms is a long-term not be ready until 1990. Hours; Mon.-Fri. 8;30-.'i;30 • Sat. 8; 30-.5 • Sun. 8-2 debate openly the growth of a of property bordering the Civil War battlefield at uprising began Dec. 8 in the has been fueled by political reforms proposed by process, and emphatically ruled The draft bill is to be presented Manassas, Va. Developers planned to build a Formerly located at 43 Purnell Place President Mikhail S. Gorbachev. Baltic residents multiparty system. Its fostering out a reporter’s suggestion that a to parliament for approval later territories Israel seized from of political pluralism is certain to this month. shopping wall and business complex on the tract. say the changes will void their constitutional right to multiparty system might lead The “taxpayers’ bill of rights" was inserted by secede and give Moscow control over their economy be closely watched in the Soviet Hungary out of the Soviet bloc. Yakovlev said the number of Union. lawmakers who wanted to rein in what some said and other aspects of life. "We will withdraw from the parties in a country or the was an overly aggressive IRS. The Politburo, the Communist Party’s supreme At a joint news conference with Warsaw Pact when NATO has establishment of any party sys­ body, promised Thursday to hold a discussion on Hungarian Politburo member disbanded," Berecz toid tem “follows from its internal expanding the rights of the 15 constituent Soviet Janos Berecz, Soviet Politburo journalists. needs and not from intellectual No progress In peace talks. republics. But the dispatching of three of its considerations.” member Alexander N. 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oft oTMsft naiifi6& o itmRVASft stoRMae We remember By Jack Anderson Congressional investigators found that and Joseph Spear HUD violated the federal Anti-Deficiency ^ISBUtftlftlDUPUCNIS&QFeHtniyiM^ 00HCeK)l&: Act by wasting appropriated money to VILLAGE promote American companies in a com­ the veterans WASHINGTON — If international ter­ mercial trade show. Even the American rorist organizations decided to infiltrate companies were disappointed with the the United States, they would be virtually By Michael R. Qallacher outcome. One company shipped a mobile (K)2S5on Exit 3 • Route 63. At tiottafn of rvmp Part of the problem is the law — courts from $374,500 turn ten onto Route 63 for approxlmMely Angola with similar results. It looks as if W" parties," said a nationally promi­ For this month’s national elec­ “The Horton case,” Atwater nent political analyst. "It's not told reporters last summer, “ is and defend them against erosion by indifference Of OSHA and HUD the Soviets and Cubans understand Stin­ tions in America, Canada and and complacency. gers better than diplomacy. because the electorate has grown one of those gut issues that are The House Subcommittee on Employ­ Israel, a mournful observation of Veterans are unique. While fiercely independent, more extreme. It’s because the value issues, particularly in the ment and Housing, chaired by Rep. Tom H.L. Mencken has exquisite ap- they enjoy the camaraderie of common purpose and Jack Anderson and his associate, Joseph public has lost confidence in (the South, and if we hammer at these Lantos, D-Calif., found at least two pliability: “ Democracy is a’form recognize the need to direct personal action toward Spear, are syndicated columnists. parties) after the last four over and over again, we are going subjects to get the taxpayers’ blood boiling of religion. It is the worship of a common goal. At some point in their lives, they years.” to win.” in the last session of Congress. Jackals by Jackasses.” have mastered self discipline, faced terror, ■' The U.S. presidential election? In a breeze. Lantos loooked into a wasted junket to Of three democracies, America conquered fear and found courage. Let each of us be Moscow by the Department of Housing and No, Israel’s national election, probably reached the nadir of But the interludes of a Bush rise comfortable in calling upon those experiences for Urban Development, and into failure of the Letters to the editor which resulted in a tie between civility in a presidential cam­ on the wings of racism, a the good of oUr community and our country. In so Occupational Safety and Health Adminis­ the two major parties. paign that has left this country stalemate in Israel and America- doing, I believe we not only affirm the fact that they The Manchester Herald welcomes tration to prosecute employers when their Democracy is not on trial in all racially polarised. Nurtured by bashing in Canada don’t indict were young, they have died, but that they are original letters to the editor. workers die on the Job. three countries. But its civility is. race-baiting television ads and democracy. They simply remind remembered. Letters should be brief and to the Despite evidence that the Soviets In Canada, the three major us of the truthful grandeur of point. They should be typed or neatly the subliminal Ku Klux Klan wouldn’t give a ruble for the latest in Canadian candidates have slung Reinhold Neibuhr’s wisdom: Michael R. Gallacher, president of Manchester handwritten, and, for ease in editing, mentality of Bush’s campaign housing construction technology, HUD The congregations o f the EVANGELICAL mud at each other with a venom Memorial Hospital, gave this Veterans Day address should be double-spaced. Letters manager, Lee Atwater, the stand­ "Man’s capacity for Justice wasted $1 million on a trade show in surpassing even George Bush’s Friday at the hospl^. must be signed with name, address LUTHERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA ings of Bush and Dukakis flip- makes democracy possible. But Moscow. The Commerce Department even campaign ads. I f Bush has risen and daytime telephone number (for flopped in September after man’s inclination to injustice warned HUD that the Soviets weren’t nte you to worship each and every Sunday. with black-criminal bashing and verification). Bush’s Willie Horton/soft-on- makes democracy necessary.” interested, but HUD went ahead with the Come and worship the Lord! by questioning Dukakis’ patriot­ The Herald reserves the right to crime/sblack-people-are-bad tel­ As the old Brooklyn Dodgers show anyway. Money was diverted from i c , Canada’s Turner has soared edit letters in the interests of brevity, evision ads pummeled the electo­ fans used to yell after losing a research and development projects to pay in the polls with America bashing clarity and taste. Concordia Lutheran Emanuel Lutheran rate’s consciousness. World Series, “ Wait till next iHaufhpslrr HrraW for the show. The money was targeted to Address letters to: Open Forum, and challenging Mulroney’s love While both Israeli parties were develop cost-effective ways to rid houses of C hurch C hurch year." Make that the next Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, of country. sensitive to the impact of Palesti­ Founded In 1SS1 lead paint and radon. HUD Secretary 40 Pitkin St. 60 Qiurch Street election. Manchester 06040. In Israel, where national survi­ nian terrorism on their elections ...... Samuel Pierce apparently made it a higher Worship at 8:00 & 10:30 a.m. Worship at 8:30 & 11 a.m. val has become the election’s GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor priority to teach Soviets how to use power (649-5311) and Canada’s Liberal party has Chnck Stone, a senior editor of (643 1193) litmus issue, neither party ...... Editor paint brushes. been zinging the Tories’ free- the Philadelphia Daily News, is a MARIE P. GRADY...... city Editor stooped to the gutter levels of trade agreement with America, syndicated columnist. ALEXANDER OIRELLI...... AMOClat. Editor

0 Niahtic woman gets marrow transfusion Charch BoDctiii Board Residents encouraged to help NEW HAVEN (AP) — A Niantic But her sister, who was stricken last bones — can regenerate white blood woman suffering from a deadly brood than we can possibily do,” said Dr. year with a blood disorder doctors cells, red blood cells and platelets. disorder has received a possibly John Fenn, Yhle-New Haven’s chief of Singers are featured likened to leukemia, will be “sick for Bone marrow transplant patients staff, in explaining the hospital’s late feed needy on Thanksgiving life-saving bone marrow transfusion some time to com e" and is "Just about also face other potential complica­ The 6 p.m. worship hour Sunday at First Baptist from her sister, in the first such entry into the field. to go through the toughest time,” said tions, including a unique disorder that Church will feature guest musicians from the transplant in Connecticut, doctors at Although It has not yet received This column is prepared by the Dr. Joel M. Rappeport, director of increases the patient’s susceptibility final regulatory approval, the Univer­ Manchester Symphony Orchestra and Chorale. staff of the Manchester Area tion. Thank you to everyone who Yale-New Haven Hospital said brought food and thanks to the Friday. Yale-New Haven’s new transplant to infection, and the danger of sity of Connecticut’s John Dempsey Conference of Churches. program. pneumonia. M A C C New s Gentle Touch folks and to Bar­ In a relatively simple, 2‘A-hour Hospital expects to begin performing Forum on death She is expected to remain in the A patient’s immune system may not bone marrow transplants next spring By Nancy Carr bara Philips who has brightened procedure, doctors lliursday ex­ hospital for at least six toeight weeks. A three-part adult forum on dealing with death up Shepherd’s Place with bright tracted marrow from Diane Robinson function normally for months and or summer, said Ivan Robinson, a Executive Director strong arms and backs (those Bone marrow transplant patients will begin on Sunday at 10 a.m. in the chapel at blue curtains and pots of possibly years, and Rappeport said hospital spokesman. food boxes are heavy) on Tues­ Lunau, 26, and then transplanted it are at very high risk of infection for Emanuel Lutheran Church. The question addressed generaniums. into her sister, Deborah Robinson, 28, Miss Robinson’s chance of "long-term Doctors said Miss Robinson was Mercy! Only 12 days to Thanks­ day. Please call 646-4114 for more several weeks after the procedure will be how Christians can prepare to meet death. ..And thanks to all those who in the same way blood is transfused. survival and possible cure” is about 40 diagnosed last year as having lym­ giving! Time to talk^urkey and information. because all their diseased marrow percent. There are worship services at 8:30 and 11 a.m. donated foml to Shepherd’s Place All six of Deborah’s sisters were phoblastic lymphona, a disorder of pumpkin pie and cranberry sauce ■ Mail a donation to Seasonal- must be destroyed by radiation and through September and October: tested to see if they cx>uld be donors, Bone marrow transplants are not a the lymph lissues and lymph glands. and Thanksgiving Baskets for our Sharing, P.O. Box 773, Manches­ drugs before the transfusion, leaving Family issues discussed Richard Bottaro, Catherine but only Diane was found to ^ a new procedure. The first one was done An initial treatment with chemother­ neighbors who, without you, ter, 06040._Your gift will help us the patient without white blood cells. Byron, Mr. and Mrs. Bertram suitable match. Diane was to be in 1967, and about 100 hospitals apy was successful, but she had a At Concordia Lutheran Church on Sunday, Dr. won’t find much on the table. pay for hot meals to be delivered Transplanted marrow — a soft, Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Paul released from the hospital late throughout the United States now relapse which left her with no chance Frank Christison-Lagay will conclude a three-week Actually it’s only 10 days before to the elderly and shut-'tns oh fatty tissue, extracted with a large Dutelle, Gail Eaton, Anita Glid- Friday. perform a total of 3,000 to 4,000 a year. of long-term survival without a series on child-parent issues. This is presented basket delivery day and we’re Thanksgiving Day. -It will also needle, usually from the donor’s hip dcQ, Debra Hobart, Sue Horvath, "W e always have more proposals transplant, Rappeport said. during the 9:15 a.m. Christian Growth Hour. There sending out an SOS for aid and help to purchase meat and fresh Mary Juleson, Lily Krob, M ary are worship services at 8 and 10:30 a.m. assistance. fruit and vege*tables for Thanks­ Manchester social workers, giving baskets. Your donations ' Kuzmickas, M ary Leslie, John Mercier, Emily Miller, Frank Science & Health public health nurses, elderly also provide the $10 meal certifi­ Musical presented Morasco, Barbara Philips, Mar-" outreach workers, clergy and cate given to'thosf who do not ion Thomas, Paul Tucker, Man­ “ The Witness,” a Christian musical, will be school personnel have been refer­ have cooking- facilities in their Rockville has CAT service presented next Saturday at 7:30 p.m., at South ring families in need to us Tor rooms and cannot use' food chester Fire Dept. (North End), Congregational Church, 1301 Forbes St., East Johnny Appleseed Orchards (E l­ some weeks. Not counting all the baskets. ' ^ lington) , Strohman’s Bakery. VERNON — Brian Barselau has been named Hartford. Performers are members of the Christian duplicate referrals we already ■ Community Thanksgiving Concordia Lutheran Church, Cen­ supervisor of Rockville General Hospital’s Compu­ Music Ministries, a non-profit interdenominational have a list of 336 Manchester Dinner. This dfnner is open to ter Congregational Oiurch, St. terized Axial Tomograi^y Division, which now ministry. Admission is free, and refreshments will households in need of a helping anyone vtho„ will be alone for . George’s (Bolton). offers a new in-hospital CAT-scanning service be served afterwards. hand from their neighbors. . Thanksgiving or who lacks cook­ i f ^ Also thank you to all those who The new CAT scanner, which links the X-ray and Preceding the musical will be a Harvest Festival These are some of the ways you ing facilities. The dinner will be - ' H ■' , donated food and supplies to the computer to produce cross-sectional images of dinner, with baked ham, potatoes, vegetables and can reach out to your neighbor. held at' South United Methodist Samaritan Shelter in August and the inner body, began operating in October. Until :y -> / pie. Tickets are $6 for adults, $3.50 for children. ■ Adopt a family and give them Church at noon on Thanksgiving September: Virginia Benjamin. then, Rockville hospital had shared a mobile CAT Tickets will not be sold at the door. a Thanksgiving food basket. We Day. Free gues^ -tickets and scanner with several area hospitals. ’The In-hospital ask those who adopt a household transportation areavailable. Call Catherine and Mary Byron, Clara Gull, John Mercier, Joan CAT scanner allows scans to be performed sooner for Thanksgiving to provide not South Church at 647-9141 or the A story of healing , Schiller, Nancy Stoppleworth, than with the mobile unit. only a holidaydinnerbuta week’s MACC office for tickets or to Donald Wheatley, Daughter^of Barselau is a graduate of the Manchester . Rowland Abiodun, a visiting professor at Amherst supply of food. Since we estimate arrange for transportation. Memorial Hospital School of Radiologic Technol­ College in Massachusetts, who was diagnosed with the cost of a food basket for a The Manchester Interfaith Isabella, Valley Laboratories of Windsor, Jim Generis of Generis ogy. He previously worked as CAT supervisor at terminal leukemia and is healthy today through household of one at between $30 Community -Thanksgiving Ser­ Caterers, Mr. Donut, Hartford Johnson Memorial Hospital, Stafford, and as a staff prayer, will tell his story at 10:30 a.m. on and $40, you may want toask your vice will be held Sunday, Nov. 20, Distributors and Louis Kocsis of CAT technologist for Mobile Imaging Technologies. Thanksgiving morning at First Church of Christ organization or club or several at South United Methodist. - Scientist in Manchester. Others will be encouraged friends to share the cost. To adopt m “Lincoln Engraving” signs for the shelter. River bacteria eat PCBs to verbally express thanks to God for spiritual one or more households, please THANK YOUS: To tlje wonder­ healing. call our Department of Human ful ladies who at the very last WASHING’TON e*ter CHURCH OF CHRIST !M,000 people in the United States, from degenera­ The prehistoric bug described and segmented bodies — includes ments. We have a head capsule Rev. Ernest Harris, Chaplain tive loss of brain cells that produce a message­ in Science was found by Francis spiders and crustaceans like 646*2903 Lydall B Vamon Straata 0.7 millimeters wide and we have Department of Pastoral Care /Von-donomiiMlioiMl carrying substance called dopamine. Hueber, a noted Smithsonian shrimp and crabs, for example, Pbona: 646*2903 a thorax 1 millimeter long,” Manchester Memorial Hospital Institution paleobotanist who re­ as well as insects. AimiverMries fHanrhrstrr Hrralii I

Pullout Section, Page 17 FOCUS Saturday, Nov. 12, 1988 Manchester helps flood victims

By Nancy Pappas Manchester Herald

hen architect Anwar Hossain of The Law­ rence Associates des­ cribes the situation in Whis homeland of Ban­ gladesh, the effect is chilling. ■?*<• Two months ago, waters rose in the nation’s three major rivers, leaving about three-fourths of the country — which is about the size Mrs. Eric M. Traumuller Mrs. John Savidakis Mr. and Mrs. G. Iver Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. G. Iver Carlson of Wisconsin — under water. 1923 The land is densely settled, 1988 holding the equivalent of about T raumuller-Johnson Savldakis-Devaul half the population of the U.S. Thousands of these people died in Shelly Marie Johnson, daughter of Sarah Gaylord Devaul, daughter of the floods. Millions have been Mr. and Mrs. Acle F. Johnson of 69 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G. Devaul of 65th anniversary noted Clyde Road, and Eric Martin Trau­ struck with dysentery and chol­ Berlin, and Michael Savidakis. son of G, Iver and Esther Erickson era, or have fought for their lives muller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Carlson came to this country, from Mr. and Mrs. John Savidakis of 129 Carlson of 50 Haynes St, were honored against poisonous snakes. At Traumuller of Dumont. N.J., were Sweden, when he was 16yearsold His Bryan Drive, were married Oct. 8 at recently at a family dinner in least 30 million people have lost married Oct. 1 at St. Bridget Church. wife has been a lifelong resident of St. George Greek Orthodox observance of their 65th wedding their homes. Close to half the The Rev. Emillio Padelli officiated. Manchester. They have a son. Burton Cathedral. anniversary. crops in the nation have been The bride was given in marriage by Carlson of South Windsor, and a The Rev. Dr. James Demetriades The couple has lived at the same destroyed, so the threat of wides­ her father. Laura Rossignol, sister of daughter, Karen Davis, also of South officiated at the traditional Greek address for the 65 years they have pread hunger looms large. the bride, was matron of honor. Windsor. Orthodox wedding ceremony. The been married. They were married at And, Hossain says, "the major Bridesmaids were Kathleen Paine. They have five grandchildren bride was given in marriage by her Emanuel Lutheran Church, which damage that took place is all of Diane Traumuller and Beth McCoan. Jonathan Keeney, Christopher Davis father. Mrs. Dean (Sandra) Fanelli. was then known as the Swedish the road network and the bridges ! i Bruce Traumuller. brother of the Nancy Dziama. all of Manchester was matron of honor. Bridesmaids Lutheran Church, Church Street. The have been washed out, and that groom, was best man. Ushers were Amy Frank of Methuen. Mass., and rebuilding is going to take a were Amy Devaul, Diane Fanelli and Rev. P.J.O. Cornell officiated. Stephen Johnson, Mark Robinson and Susan Lathrop. Anne Kaferle was Eric Carlson in Florida. They also tremendous amount of money Greg Gibson. Wedding attendants were the late have three great-grandchildren in and effort.” flower girl. Mildred Erickson, who was a cousin, After a reception at The Colony in John Savidakis. brother of the Manchester, Kurt Dziama. Matthew Relief workers have tremend­ and Ralph Magnuson of Hartford .also Dziama and Jason Dziama. ous difficulty getting to victims. Vernon. the couple left on a Caribbean groom, was best man. Ushers were a cousin. cruise. They are making their home in Alfred Adam III, Dean Fanelli and 'It can take as much as seven Washingtonville, N.Y. Barry Zalcman. Karl Kaferle was hours to go 60 miles, along what The bride is a 1986 graduate of the ringbearer. should be a road," said Hossain, who emigrated from Bangladesh University of Vermont with an A fte r a reception at the Cabin in 1970. associate's of science degree in dental Restaurant in Meriden the couple left Golden anniversary Jim WhHm«r/World Photo hygiene. She was employed by Stuart Yet most Americans are com­ FLOOD VICTIMS — People in Bangladesh stand on what attending an educational fund-raiser Friday at 8 p.m. at on a wedding trip to Captiva Island, pletely unaware of the plight of J. Horn. DMS of Manchester, through is left of their meager belongings after a monsoon in the Lowe Program Center at Manchester Community Fla. They will make their home in Alice and JosephRukusof6Ctonway Hossain's people. September. Palm Harbor, Fla. Road, celebrated their 50th wedding "It is very hard for people here Bangladesh. People in Manchester are asked to help by College. The bridegroom is a 1987 graduate The bride is a graduate of Berlin anniversary on Oct. 16 at a dinner with to understand a situation that is of the University of Vermont with a High School and attended Vermont family and friends at The Colony in so far away,” said Hossain. "It is on Bangladesh, as well as food, bachelor’s of science degree. He is College. She is employed by Ashley the Talcottville section of Vernon. bigger than most,” Altaf said, a long distance, and it is a entertainment and music from employed by Thomas J. Lipton Inc. of Management Co . Hartford. They were married Oct. 15, 1938 at Hossain, whose family still completely different life,” India, Bengal, Pakistan and the “What you have is 30 to 40 million people Englewood Cliffs, N.J., as an asso­ lives in Bangladesh, agrees. "The The bridegroom is a graduate of St. Bridget Church. They have a son Hossain and several other Middle East, ciate food scientist. Manchester High School and Went­ and daughter-in-law. Robert and Manchester professionals hope to have been affected. What that means, they world can pitch in and move an Although tickets are just SS per ancient Egyptian temple, but worth Institute of Boston. Mass., with Evelyn Rukus of South Windsor and change this. On Friday at 8 p.m. person, participants will be en­ were pretty much left to just the boat that they a bachelor's of science degree in civil two grandchildren. Christofer Rukus at the Lowe Program Center of they cannot really change things couraged to contribute more, to in a nation like Bangladesh,” he engineering. He is employed by and Carolyn Rukus. Manchester Community College, had or some very meager personal belongings be sent to relief organizations said. "The trouble is a very He is retired from Cheney Bros, and there will be an educational Speegle Construction Co. of Coco which are helping the 40 million that they were able to salvage.” long-term thing.” she had been employed as a salesper­ fund-raiser, with a slide lecture Bieach, Fla., as a project manager. flood victims. — A nw ar Hossain Over the years, there has been son at the former J.W. Hale store in The event, officially called an no shortage of ideas, Hossain Manchester and Mari-Mads of International Night, is being explained. They have ranged Manchester. organized by Manchester people lung specialist on the staff at thatch huts expect they will need from architects offering to teach who are members of the Islamic Manchester Memorial Hospital, to replace them every year. people to build sturdier, more Center of Connecticut. They worked with pharmaceutical dis­ But over the past decade, elevated dwellings, to one inter­ include Mohammad Zaheer and tributors and wholesalers to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rukus . almost all the forests on the hills national expert who said, quite Fatima Antar, both professors of obtain discounts and outright of northern India, Nepal and simply, that no one should be economics at Manchester Com­ contributions of these Bhutan have been taken down. living in a flood plain like Karabetsos-Logan Ushers were John Karabetsos, John munity College. medications. The denuded soil is no longer able Bangladesh, But the local Islamic commun­ Further contributions may Dawn Elizabeth Logan, daughter of Stergakis, John Tsakiris and Robert More grooms want to absorb monsoon rains. And this ity is not waiting for next bring the total shipped from "The problem is, when these Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Logan Jr. of 493 Greco, Fitzy Gemme was ringbearer. year, the monsoons were heavier weekend to begin helping people Manchester to about $125,000 in ‘experts' leave, the people go Adams St., and Michael Karabetsos, wedding plan role than they have been in 70 years, After a reception at Vito’s Birch in Bangladesh. Already, Ahmad medications. “ What you have is 30 to 40 back to their indigenous pro­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Saterios Karabet­ Mountain Inn the couple left on a Altaf, the pharmacist who owns This is the first time that ducts, which are there for them, sos of Wethersfield, were married NEW YORK (AP) — A growing million people have been af­ wedding trip to the Hawaiian Islands. number of today’s grooms want a role Crown Pharmacy, has packed members of the Islamic Center, fected,” said Hossain, “ What that the thatch, the bamboo,” Hossain Aug. 28 at St. George Greek Orthodox located in Hartford, have under­ equal to the bride’s in wedding plans, and shipped close to $100,000 means, they were pretty much said, “ And they will live as they Church. They are making their home in East worth of medication and water taken such a major project, said have always lived,” Hartford. says Cele Lalli, editor in chief of left to just the boat that they had The Rev. James Demetriades offi­ purification tablets to the mil­ Altaf. “ This is our first time to do or some very meager personal StiH, he feels that those who are The bride is employed by Gemme & Modem Bride. ciated. Michelle Armentano was maid lions suffering from dysentery, something so large, and to try belongings that they were able to living in America need to try to of honor. Bridesmaids were Renee Company, tax accounts of Manches­ something so large,” he said. Another change, she reports, is that cholera and other diseases in this salvage,” help. "It is life, you feel that what ter. She is a graduate of Manchester tiny nation on the Indian "But it is clearly something that you are doing is just a drop in the Logan, Jennifer Logan, Maria Kara­ while the bride’s parents traditionally The U.S. has pledged about $150 betsos, and Elizabeth Davis. Kristen Community College. subcontinent. needs to be done.” million to Bangladesh, much of it bucket. But what you hope is that M r. and Mrs. Michael paid for the wedding, today expenses Flooding is an annual problem Gemme was flower girl. The bridegroom is enfployed by After members of the Islamic in grain and medications. Private if there are enough drops in the Karabetsos are frequently shared by the parents Anwar Hossain Center of Connecticut had col­ in Bangladesh, Hossain ex­ bucket i f will eventually become James Karabetsos was best man. Pronto Printers of Newington. of both bride and groom. relief agencies are doing what " ... very hard lected funds, he and Ali Hashmi, a plained. People living in mud and thev can "Rut the nrnhlpm is at least a little full.” 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Nov. 12, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Nov. 12, 1988 - 19 FOCUS / Home FOCUS / Money

Ugh! Time to paint the trim Data Bank Good news for auto users Bv Andv Lang ing the outsides of doors and The Associated Press windows as you would on the •• I On the House insides. Generally, that means The so-called the company to get the reimbur­ The trim on the outside of your painting the inner parts first and Where do the rich live? automatic mi­ sement — business purpose, c leage reimbur­ number miles traveled, date, house may constitute only a small white. If you do, you may wind up working your way to the outside sement has time and place. But provided it’s portion of the total exterior later with streaks on the trim. edges. Remember to paint so the been increased within the 24 cents per mile surface, but when you have to Painting trim requires a trim doors and windows don't get Sylvia effective back range, you don’t have to file paint it. you often find it the most or sash brush, one suitable to the paint-bound or you’ll have to do to Jan. 1. 1988. anything. time-consuming. size of the parts being painted. some unsticking later. . II Porter T« h■■ Instead of 22‘/4 This leads to one of the biggest Painting the trim usually re­ Besides windows and doors, paint BEDROOM BEORM □ □ □ cents, the allo­ tax benefit of all. You have an quires a painting tool different will have to be applied to shutters, 1 2‘. o‘ » 8'- e' 8-4'. 1 2-0' -T t wance is now 24 opportunity to convert some — from the one used to cover the downspouts or anything else that INSULATION REMINDER: L cents a mile. perhaps a lot — of that reimburse­ rest of the house. Very often, too, is visible or needs protection from R-value measures the resistance O O Si Here are the ment inot “ tax-free” income. you need a different kind of paint the elements. Certain things of the insulation to heat flow key rules for business autos tht Example; You use your car on or other covering material. Even require additional protection Years ago. insulation was rated traveled, where and why. set up your tax savings. company business. The company when you use the same kind and and. consequently, additional according to its thickness. But. 2. You use the mileage dedu- ■ Actual expense; Every reimburses you 11 cents a mile. -7S / V _ color of paint on the trim as on the paint. One of these is a window­ since there are different kinds of tion: You deduct 24 cents a mile siding, it’s a job that needs extra insulation with varying degrees penny of business-related car for the first 15.000 business miles You use the automatic deduction sill. Each should be given at least New York is home to 105 of America's richest citizens, followed by expenses for which you are not attention. But most of the time, of heat resistance even when the each year and 11 cents a mile to deduct the difference on your two and preferably three coats of California, with 62. Five of the 400 richest Americans choose to live in reimbursed can be deducted. the paint used on the trim and thicknesses are the same, this did other countries; two in England, two in Switzerland and ahave4hat. (Caution: The deduc­ tax return. You drive 30,000 paint. These costs include gas, registra­ shutters is a bit glossier than that As with the rest of the exterior, not give a true picture of the one in Canada. _ ^ tion drops to 11 cents a mile for all business miles a year. LIVING* tion and licensing, repairs, regu­ Result; You receive a $3,300 used on the rest of the house and is proper preparation of the surface situation. The R-value tells the business miles after you have lar maintenance, depreciation, tax-free reimbursement and de­ applied last. If this is not is very important. Since a win­ effectiveness of the insulation you MINN, i □ deducted 60,000 miles at the 6 insurance, bridge and highway duct an extra $1,950 (13 cents a IDININC RM practical, especially when work­ dowsill is horizontal and thus buy and most certainly should be 10 or higher rate.) While this is called tolls, and parking fees. But you mile on the first 15.000miles.) But 1 1'-8'k 14-0' ing on high peaks, it is better to more susceptible to water than a taken into consideration. It must more the automatic mileage deduction, ('tal) must (unital) keep com­ your deduction is subject to the 2 paint both the siding and trim at vertical part of the house, it be remembered, however, that 'N.Y. it’s not completely automatic. MICKJ plete records of your expenses. percent deduction floor. the same so the ladders do not sometimes needs some scraping, the R-value refers to the resist­ 105 You must keep a diary showing 10 I ■ Automatic mileage deduc­ Question; Is there any advan­ have to be moved around too sanding and occasionally some ance to heat flow when the the miles traveled, where you IDAHO tion: Instead of deducting your tage in using bigger mileage much. priming before it is painted. material is properly installed. 2 IOWA\ traveled and for what purpose. actual expenses, you can deduct reimbursements for top When working over the tops of When anything metal is painted, Presumably, this will be true if it L Question: OK, but what OHIO 24 cents for the first 15,000 annual salespeople? I l - l '■ 8 D* doors and windows, be certain the such as a downspout, use a paint is professionally installed. If you happens when I am reimbursed 10 bussiness miles (up to 60,000 over Answer; Sure. Many execu­ paint forms a kind of seal between that will adhere well on metal. install the insulation yourself, be by my company for my auto the life of your car) and 11 cents tives today give top salespeople PORCH the trim and siding. This practice When hardware can be removed, sure you follow the instructions expenses? for miles above that. Parkingfees "raises” that “ pay” more and should be followed at all times, as on the outside of a door, on how to do it. Your insulation Answer: If you submit an N.J. and tolls incurred on business but it is especially important over dealer has a chart which tells him adequate accounting to your cost less. Take the case of Dan FR O NT22 remove it. If that isn’t feasible, r\ “ » travel are deductible in addition the doors and windows. Mention how much insulation should be fWASH., D.C. employer and your reimburse­ McQuade. a top salesman earn­ protect the hardware with mask­ to the automatic deduction. You was made of using the same kind ing tape. installed in your area to give you k CALtf.1 6 ment equals your expenses, the ing top money. 62 Z don’t have to keep a record of McQuade’s top dollars are of paint on the trim sometimes as When a screen needs painting, the recommended R-value. Some reimbursement is tax-free. You your other expenses. taxed at a 33 percent rate. He gets on the rest of the house. If this is do the frame first, then the mesh. communities have regulations don’t have to file any special ■ Employee reimbursement: a mileage reimbursement of 15 contemplated, be sure you do not There are special pads for regarding the kind and amount of forms. TEXAS This is a completely different cents a mile for the 40,000 use the so-called “ chalking” applying paint to screening. insulation that must be used in Question: What is an adequate 36 arrangement. Here your em­ business miles he travels. He uses HOUSE OF THE WEEK — Here is a duplex with two paint if the trim and shutters are Follow the same procedure paint­ new homes. accounting? symmetrically located identical units, each with 792 ployer pays part or all of your Answer: You must give your the automatic deduciton to write auto expenses. Big break: Your square feet. Each unit contains a porch, a living room, employer the same proof for the off the excess. But his expneses employer can pay you up to 24 expenses that you would have are up. so he wants more money two bedrooms, a bath, a kitchen and a utility room. For cents a mile for all the business kept under the actual expense — and you agree he deserves it. more information, write to architect Jan Reiner, Successful chestnut trees miles you drive and your ex­ method. If you get a mileage What to do? 1000-52nd St. North, St. Petersburg. Fla. 33710. Enclose SOURCE: Fortes r4^a7ir> InfoGraphic* S' 1968 Nq'**' Am(>'ica Syndcala. Inc penses will be deemed “ ac­ reimbursement and the reimbur­ Increase McQuade’s mileage counted for.” a stamped, solf~addressed envelope. Bv Earl Aronson sement is 24 cents a mile or less, it reimbursement to 24 cents a mile. Hybrid Chestnuts. Revival Chest­ You need proof if you want The Associated Press is treated as an adequate Result 1: McQuade gets an Weeders Guide nut offers the opportunity to bring trouble-free deductions or reim­ accounting. extra $3,600 a year, tax-free. back the heritage of the great bursements or the totally tax-free If you are reimbursed for your Result 2: Your company lays When I was a child — a long American chestnut. use of your employer’s car. Look time ago! — chestnuts were a auto expenses on a per mile basis out only an addition $3,600 a year “ The Revival Chestnut makes Tax Adviser at what happens in cases when — a lot less than the cash needed Here’s the Answer regular feature of ourThanksgiv- The trees grow quite rapidly and the reimbursement is 24 possible the reintroduction of the you use your own car and pick up cents a mile or less, it is treated as to give him the same net salary ing dinner. Street vendors selling and may begin producing nuts chestnut into America’s forests the tab for your expenses. hot roasted American chestnuts “ accounted for.” This means you increase. While McQuade gets QUESTION; I made some two to three years after planting. and orchards.” 1. You deduct your actual finish. Will the color come out the were a common-sight. do not have to report anything on the extra cash, he won’t have to wooden shelves a few years ago Two or more trees of different He described the loss of the QUESTION: My children help QUESTION: I have recently expenses: Your best be is to keep same as it looks on the sample? I Chestnuts still are available in your tax return. do anymore than he does now. with ‘/4-inch plywood. They varieties are needed for nut chestnut as “ probably the grea­ me at the office after school married. Do my wife’s children a complete, accurate-to-the- ask because I once had a bad food markets, but most are of a Question: There’s some paper­ He’ll just continue to prove time, turned out well, but I wasn't crazy production. A researcher at Mis­ test botanical disaster in Western several days a week. Do I have to need to have Social Security penny diary of your expenses. experience with matching a stain Chinese variety. A blight early in work. isn’t there? place, mileage and business about the edges of the plywood, souri University said cross­ history.” deduct taxes from their wages? numbers listed on my tax return? You must also keep a record of with the color I want. this century killed most of the Answer: You have to submit purpose as. presumably, he has which I left as they were, pollination is reduced if the trees Mature Revival Chestnuts. J.H. C.W.. the number of business miles American chestnut trees, once a some necessary information to always done. although I sealed them with ANSWER: Generally, an entire are more than 200 feet apart. Wallace related, can annually BOSTON FOREST HILLS. PA. major source of hardwood shellac, I understand I can use floor that has been stained and Chestnut trees should be produce from 1 to 2 tons of nuts lumber from forests in the strips of molding along the edges finished will seem to be darker planted in well-drained, sandy per acre, and begin to bear at ANSWER: If you are a sole ANSWER: Yes. if they are age Eastern United States, The nuts that show, but I have seen some than the stain, simply because the loam soil. They prefer a moder­ second to fourth leaf. He says the proprietor and your children are 5 or older, otherwise the Internal were also an important food for plywood that had a kind of edging. finishing material itself makes it ately acid soil with a pH near 6.0. trees will grow and bear in many under 18 years of age. you don’t Revenue Service will penalize Changing Times What was this and is it something darker. To get the desired coior, early settlers and their livestock, I ’m told they won’t survive in low U.S. climates. have tod^uct Social Security tax you. You are required to list the and for wild animals. that can be bought or must it be stain a small area of the floor that areas with poorly drained soil. Chestnuts are nutritious: they (FICA). For children 18 or older Social Security number of any My grandfather often took me done by a carpenter? will not be conspicuous and then Several new chestnut varieties are high in protein and carbohy­ it’s another story. However, dependent you claim on your ■ BECOME A CREDIT TO YOURSELF: Young a flat fee of 3 percent a year. Pru-Bache will soon into the woods at his farm in finish it. If it is OK, do the floor have been developed in this drates, and low in fat. Chestnut federal withholding tax. if appli­ return who is age 5 or over at the people who haven’t yet established a credit rating — introduce its Managed Assets Consulting Service, North Wilbraham. Mass., to show ANSWER: All lumber yards, that way. Ifnot.makeitlighteror country. One is the Revival Hill describes the nuts as “ a grain cable. is deductible from their end of 1988. This would even and older folks with a tarnished one — waste which will give investors with equity accounts of me the tall, gray, ghostly dead home centers and some hardware darker as desired. Generally, a Chestnut, which R.D. Wallace, that grows on a tree.” wages no matter what their age. include grandpa and grandma if millions of dollars a year paying so-called $100,000 to $500,000 a choice of outside money chestnut trees. He had often sent stores sell edging. It is made of regular so-called wiping stain president of Chestnut Hili Chestnuts may be prepared in you were taking them as credit-repair clinics and other middlemen who managers for the same 3 percent annual fee. real wood and is very thin. After becomes darker if it isn’t wiped us bags of chestnuts, before the Nursery in Alchua, Fla., says was many ways, and are a delicious dependents. promise to come up with credit cards and then don’t the backing is peeled off, a self off immediately. Thus, you can fungus disease ruined the trees. the first chestnut to receive a U S. ingr^ient in soup, stew and QUESTION; After graduating deliver. Yet a number of banks and savings & loans That’s typical of what brokers charge for adhesive is exposed. The adhe­ control the shade by how long you The disease was accidentally plant patent. Revival has been poultry stuffing. from college this year I spent a lot QUESTION; By accident, my now issue legitimate "secured” cards in exchange so-called wrap-fee accounts, and it’s steep. You’d sive side is then pressed against wait between the application and introduced into the East Coast of bred from the Dunstan Hybrid There’s an average of 24 to 32 of money and time getting my old barn was burned down to the for a deposit of several hundred dollars or more. A probably be better off putting your money into a the edges of the plywood. If you the wipe-off. the country from the Orient in Chestnut line. Revival nuts per pound, com­ first job a a marketing consul­ ground. Can I write this tragic list is available for $3 from Bankcard Holders of balanced portfolio of no-load mutual funds, says purchase this edging, be sure it 1904. It spread at the rate of about Wallace said it “ offers the best pared with 40 to 100 per pound for tant. Are my expenses in obtain­ loss off as a casually loss even America, 460 Spring Park Place, Suite 1000, Changing Times magazine. It will cost you less, and matches the kind of plywood you 20 miles a year, killing an possible combination of charac­ Chinese nuts. ing my job deductible? My though I had no insurance Herndon, Va. 22070. you’ll have less trouble getting information about have and make certain it is of the estimated 3.5 billion chestnut teristics found in Americaq and Chestnut Hill says chestnuts roommate says no. Her tax coverage? Even reputable issuers exact their pound of flesh, the funds’ track records, which are about as good as necessary width. Take time put­ 8olar-car race trees in half a century. Chinese chestnuts.” will retain their freshness up to preparer said so. True or false? BY. however. Your money will be tied up, possibly in an those of professional money managers, says Spero ting it on and you will wind up Many years of research have He added: “ It bears extremely N.P. JACKSON, MISS. Kripotos of CDA Investment Technologies. Accord­ In the world'a first transcontin­ six months when stored in plastic account paying low interest or none at all. with a professional result. gone into efforts to develop an large, sweet, easy-to-peel nuts, BOSTON ing to CDA. which ranks both funds and managers, ental solar-car race, held in bags in the vegetable drawer of immune tree. Chestnut trees has a straight-boled, upright ANSWER: Sure you can. A ■ MONEY MANAGERS: Now that it’s more there’s less than a 50-50 chance a manager will QUESTION: I expect to finish a Australia, 14 sun-powered cars the refrigerator or in a root cellar grow in many areas now, but they growth habit, and beautiful, ANSWER: You may not deduct misfortune like that is a clear difficult to persuade investors to buy stocks, outperform the market, and the 10 percent that do floor soon. After sanding it. I traveled the 1,950 miles from (at 35 degrees). The nuts ripen in are a species known as the lustrous green foliage. It has the September and October and fall these expenses if you were casualty loss write-off provided it brokers will try to sell you their services as money better at any given time may not be consistent. intend to stain it a little darker Darwin to Adelaide without fuel, was not an intentional barn Chinese chestnut, which is resist­ same blight resistance that is free from the burrs for easy looking for employment for the managers. With Prudential-Bache’s Portfolio Man­ than it is. then put on a final says National Geographic World. ant to the blight. first time (or changing profes­ disposal. That’s a horse of a agement Program, for instance, specially trained Despite the cost, some analysts think wrap-fee found in varieties of Dunstan harvesting. accounts will catch on. sions!. even if you got the ,iob. different color. brokers will manage accounts of $50,000 or more for „!.,i < ( f . • I i < ; ’ ‘ ^ . ' ^ i ' i ' <• ' ' *■- 20 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Nov. 12, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Nov. 12. 1988 - 21 FOCUS / Advice FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles

Symptons mean something Where to Write Saturday, Nov. 12 D E A R D R . preferably from a urologist. i i Dear Abby Abigail Van Buran REINISCH: I And yes, his symptoms will go P.O. Box 69440 have been ex­ away when the cause is properly Los Angelas, Calif. 90069 StOOAM ® Home Shopping Ov­ leen-aged dance group from a small town amined for diagnosed and treated. ernight Service Continues (60 mm ) in Ohio go to New York in search of fame. pregnancy by vU) Weekend with Crook and Chase John Scott Clough. Don Franklin, Irene Kinsey Report Worth 1985. Rated PG (In Stereo) three doctors Dr. Gott Peter M. Gott, M.D. [CNN] Crossfire DEAR DR. REINISCH: My 7:30AM ® Garfield and Friends and each time June M. Relnisch, Ph.O. wife and I. are planning a trip this P.O. Box 91428 [D IS ] Walt Disney Presents: Legend of the tests were Two Gypsy Dogs A ballad recounts the dD Sybervision fall to an undeveloped country. Cleveland, Ohio 44101 legend of two gypsy dogs travelling to­ fH) BraveStarr (CC) negative. Also, We are in our 60s. Friends tell us gether since puppyhood. (60 min ) ultrasound Kidsongs V we should take the hepatitis 5:30AM ® l Love Lucy (26) Rin-Tin-Tin could not locate vaccine before leaving. However. Kinsey Report Or. June M. Relnisch a fetus. I am IN N New s ;30) Punky Brewster (CC) I read somewhere that the P.O. Box 48 [CN N] Showbiz Today having all the signs, especially (38) It's Your Business 23-year-old son has been diag­ vaccine is made from blood and Bloomington, Ind. 47402 [ESPN] Powerboat Racing: Interna­ '4$) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) frequent emptying of the bladder, nosed with prostatitis. He is being could be contaminated with the tional Outboard Grand Prix From St (41) Princesa Caballero dizziness and enlargement of the treated with oral antibiotics AIDS virus. The prospective Louis. Mo (60 min } (R) [C N N ] Sports Close-up 1> ' breasts. (Noroxin). So far two weeks and supplier of the vaccine says that [HBO] M O V IE; The Boss' W ife' (CC) A Is it possible I could still be married stockbroker has second thoughts [D IS ] Dum bo’s Circus no relief. He has become quite the vaccine is safe even if the about falling victim to the charms of his [ESPN] Thoroughbred Sports Digest pregnant? depressed. Will he ever be blood wascontaminated. because boss’ seductive spouse Daniel Stern, Ar- Daughter hits limit [TM C] MOVIE: 'Convoy' The truckers completely cured? the virus would be destroyed in lelle Dombasle. Fisher Stevens 1986 Rated R (In Stereo) battik the cops m this war on wheels. Kns D E A R R E A D E R : Although it Please inform us more on this the process. Since they have a Kristofferson. Ali MacGraw. Ernest Borg- is possible, the tests you have condition. Is it possible he has vested interest in the matter. I 6:00AM ® Young Universe (R) nine 1978 Rated PG received would seem to rule out a been misdiagnosed? Will the would appreciate your with mom’s hobby ® Look at M e Now 8:00AM ® Adventures of Raggedy pregnancy. symptoms ever be completely comments. ® Sustaining Ann and Andy When properly administered 'gone? Will he ever get relief? INN Magazine C13 World Tomorrow the newer urine and blood tests Specifically, is the virus really DEAR 16] Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ' ® (4® Flintstone Kids (CC) for pregnancy are considered to DEAR READER: Prostatitis is destroyed? Is there any other A B B Y: Please [CN N ] Daybreak 11) Hit Videos USA be about 98 percent accurate. If a a general term for infection of the process of making the vaccine help me. My [DIS] You and Me. Kid 20' Popeye test comes out negative but prostate gland. 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If there still is no hepatitis B vaccine that is used in open a fabric (3j8 Wall Street Journal Report mines which treatment will be 6 :3 0 A M ® Captain Bob definite diagnosis an ultrasound most effective. Fo r example, the United States does not contain store. She can­ (41) Remi ® Dangermouse <9 examination (latest using sound when the infection is caused by a or transmit the AIDS virus. not resist a bar­ (5^ Rod and Reel Streamside waves) may be used to attempt to gain. She could ® Laurel and Hardy bacteria it can often be treated The vaccine is made from the [CN N ] Daybreak locate a developing fetus. sew 24 hours a day for the next 100 partment ot public health, tell At the Movies Rex Re^d, Dixie W ha­ relatively quickly with an ap­ plasma of hepatitis B carriers, tley. Scheduled: "The Good Mother (Di­ [D IS] Good Morning Mickey! If you continue to be bothered years and not run out of fabric. them your problem and ask them propriate antibiotic. (Noroxin is some of whom are also at risk for ane Keaton); ’’Everybody’s AH-American [E S P N ] Outdoor Life by the symptoms you describe, it one brand name for norfloxacin, She has a three-bedroom home, to send an inspector over to (Jessica Lange. Dennis Quaid), "Hanna's [U S A ] Financial Freedom is important to go back to one of acquiring AIDS. However, ac­ War ’ (Ellen Burstyn) an antibiotic effective against but sleeps on the living room “ investigate” the suspected vio­ 8:30AM CID Superman the physicians you saw or to some cording to published research 20; New Zoo Revue several types of aerobic bacteria couch b^ause every bed in the lations of safety and health. They (D Face to Face With Cardinal O'Con­ reports (not just from the manu­ Follow M e Robert Mitchum returns as Rear Admiral Victor "P u g” Henry when the first 18 other physician. These symptoms known to cause infection of the house is piled high with fabric. will act on it and give your mother nor facturer) . the three-step process ^ Comic Strip (In Stereo) can also be one sign of other Her attic is full, there is fabric a warning and citation and a short CO 40' New Adventures of Winnie the hours of Herman Wouk's "W a r and Remembrance" airs in seven parts on ABC be­ prostate gland.) used to produce the vaccine problems, such as an hormonal behind the couch and- in bags in period of time to clean up her act [C N N ] International Correspondents Pooh (CC) ginning Sunday, Nov. 13 and concluding Wednesday, Nov. 23. Other types of infectious orga­ completely inactivates any exist­ imbalance or fibroid (non- nisms require different treat­ the basement! 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We are now (24) Sesame Street (CC) (R) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Tough Guys' A pair of ® Learning the Ropes Robert encoun­ 1 2:00PM ® Out of Thi, World become pregnant. have not improved, he should call Grandma became ill. so Mom had tram robbers are released from prison after tis B vaccine, not one case of 7:00AM ® Young Universe (381 Ask the Manager ters two problems — his defiant daughter CD MOVIE: ‘The Absent Minded Pro. planning to drive through a town a thirty-year stint only to return to a life of his physician to report this, or to set up a bedroom for her in the and an edgy wrestling team. (In Stereo) fessor* A small-town professor develops AIDS transmission from the where we know friends from the {T ) Plasticman '41} Voltron crime Burt Lancaster. Kirk Douglas, Eli DEAR DR. REINISCH: My ® dS) Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show ’flubber, " an anti-gravity substance which seek a second medical opinion. dining room. I went over there ® Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera Wallach 1986. Rated PG. 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(S) W W F Wrestling Spotlight dD El Reino Salvaje comedy featuring the cast of Second City and blisters All things being equal, thin nothing he could do until she from all the time because they might think we [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner (S) Bugs Bunny and Friends @1) El Tesoro del Saber (g ) Washington Week in Review (CC). T V . John Candy, Joe Flaherty, Eugene women will feel the cold about as cleaned up the mess. Abby. I've Levy. 1983. D r. G o tt are hinting for an invitation to [ESPN] SportaCenter ® (E ) Smurfs (CC). (g) Tony Brown's Journal (R) d D Fall Guy heart patches much as thin men. tried to help her clean up; I ’ve (S ) Punky Brewster (CC). I ’ve tried. My stay with them. 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I ’d rather death rate of people between 55 What’s the best way to handle © } Capitan Cantella day present from South America. Aurora Boom' Mancini strives for the lightweight will come true. Leonard Nimoy, Susan buying things she doesn’t need, Rated PG-13.’^(tn Stereo) Miranda. Carmen Molina, Dora Luz. 1945. Hampshire, Vera Miles. 1972. have patches and 65 higher than the death rate this? @ La Plaza boxing championship title that his father but she doesn't listen. [M AX] MOVIE: Fast Forward' (CC) A Rated G. was deprived of. Robert Blake, Doug Black Perspective than take pills. of those aged 65 to 75? THE TWO OF US ® Denver, the Last Dinosaur I can’t stand seeing Grandma [ESP N ] Truck and Tractor Pull McKeon. 1985. ® M O V IE: 'Th e Bliss of M rs. Blossom' What do you suggest? substitute for patches. [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents [U SA] New Healthy Diet living like this. I don’t have room D E A R Write a note [H B O ] Inside the N FL Hosts: Len Daw­ The wife of a brassiere manufacturer TWO: [ESPN] Fishin' Hole son, Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) (In Stereo) keeps a lover in their attic for five years. DEAR READER: More people to take her in myself, and I telling these friends that you are ■ C h a n n e ls 1 1 :30AM ® Tee n W oH DEAR READER: Many medi­ DEAR DR. G<9TT: In our part [H B O ] Divorced Kid's Blues A teen-ager [U SA] Makeover Show With Oerome Shirley MacLaine, Richard Attenborough. die of cancer and heart disease couldn’t care for her during the planning to be in their town and (Stephen Mailer) recounts the events that ( D Small W onder (C C ) The Brirxlles and James Booth. 1968.' cines, such as nitratres (for Hartford. C T 3 Alexander of the country there is a long-held between 50 and 65 than at older day because I work. My sister WFSB led to his parents' separation and the hos­ the Lawsons battle each other on a T V invite them to have breakfast, New york. NY S g s PEUCULA: Milagro en el CIrco' angina) and female hormones WNYW tility that followed their divorce. Also stars 1 0 :1 0 A M [CNN] Showbiz Week game show. belief that women can stand the ages. This is considered to be a now cares for Grandma during New Haven. C T i @ Wonderworks: Neceeesry Pertlee brunch, lunch or dinner with you WTNH Lauri Handler. Ronee Blakley and Ken Sylk 0D Eagles Preview '88 (for menopause) are now availa­ cold better than men because “ danger zone,” especially for the day and gets her on the van for WOR New York, NY •; 10 :3 0 A M ® Little Rascals Season Premiere (CC). Part 1 of 2. Make it plain that you want them n '(60 min.) ble in patch, rather than pill, they have a thin layer of extra fat men. Once you have reached your dialysis three times a week. WPIX New York. NY (T ) (IS) Pup Named Scooby Doo (CC). Completely Mental Misadven­ (ID M O V IE : 'W arning Shot' A police de­ to be your guests. Enclose a WHCT Hartford. C T It [M AX] MOVIE: For Pete's Sake' A tective seeks to clear his name after caus­ form. Patients can suffer allergic that keeps them warm. Is this woman borrows money from a loan shark ® My Favorite Martian tures of Ed Qrim ley (CC). 70s, you have overcome a statisti­ Abby, you are our last resort! self-addressed, stamped enve­ WTXX Watarbury. C T 28 ing the death of a respected doctor. David reactions to one or more compo­ to send her husband to college. Barbara dD America: The Second Century accurate? cal hurdle. Some demographers BUGGED IN ALLENTOWN, PA WWLP Springfield. MA n ® ® A LF (CC). Janssen, Ed Begley. Keenan Wynn. 1967. nents — including the adhesive — lope (I am not kidding) for their Hartfwd. CT u Streisand. Michael Sarrazin. Estelle Par­ (S ) Greatest Sports Lagerwis have suggested that only rela­ WEDH Ramona (CC). [CNN] Newsday reply. Be sure to include your N e w London. C T 31 sons. 1974. Rated PG. of dermal delivery systems. You WTWS ® Three Stooges dD Embajadores da la Musica Colom- D E A R R E A D E R : Anyone who tively fit people live beyond 65. DEAR BUGGED: Your moth­ » [D IS ] M y Friend Flicfca m ay have to resort to pills in address and telephone number. If WVIT Hartford. C T [U S A ] Is There Love After Marriage biarta has extra fat has additional Put another way. If you make it to er’s compulsive buying is bad WSBK Boston. M A dD Capitan Poder [M AX ] Max Movie Show A preview of they want to see you as much as [CN N ] Healthweek (g) Wall Street Week: Kaufmen's otder to avoid the itching and WGGB Springfield. M A 4« 9:10AM (g) Adam Smith's Money World; The theatrical releases, movies in production insulation against cold. There­ 65, you’ve got pretty good genes enough, but nonchalantly living Views on the New President blisters. you want to see them, you will WXTV Paterson. N J 4i; 9:30AM ® (3) Sllmerl And the Real Megadaal Boom: Where's the Top? and interviews with screen stars. fore, as a general rule, stout and you can probably expect to in a roach-infested house could Springfield. M A it [C N N ] College Football Preview hear from them promptly. WGBY Q h o s t^ste rs (CC). [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch [U S A ] Hollywood Insider If you are using nitroglycerine people appear to be more resist­ live another 10 years. indicate a more serious problem. WTIC Hartford. C T V ® Superman [ESPN] Superkids [D IS] Grimm's Felry Tales patches for heart trouble, your CNN Cable News Net. (CNN) Q D m o v i e : -The Jerk' th is ant to cold than do thip Please consider having your [ESP N ] College Osmeday (60 min.) 1 2:30PM doctor might try you on nitro­ Of course, this is merely a Problems? Write to Abby. For DISNEY Disney Channel (0 1 $ ) 01) Dick Clark's Golden Greats [M AX] MOVIE: 'Jaws the Revenge' comedy involves the outrageous rise to individuals. mother physically and psychiat- (ESPN) statistical game. Real people die a personal, unpublished reply, ESPN Sports Network ^ Sesame Street (CC). (CC ) While staying in Bermuda, Ellen n'N IC] MOVIE: 'The UntoucheMes' El­ stardom of an inept and unlucky fool. glycerine paste instead. How­ Unless the women in your part rically examined — for her sake HBO Home Box Office (HBO). Brody becomes convinced that the shark liot Ness leads a group of incorruptible Steve Martin, Bernadette Peters, Catlin send a self-addressed, stamped (9T) Isle del Tesoro ever, in m y practice, I've found of the country are fatter than the of real illnesses at any age. Still, as well as Grandma’s. CINEMAX CInemu (MAX) that killed her son is stalking her family. government agents against Al Capone, the envelope to Abby, P.O. Box 69440, Movie Channel (TMC) (g) Say Brother notorious crime boss of 1930s Chicago. the pills, despite their inconven­ men, there will be no gender- the observation you mention is TMC Lorraine Gary. Lance Guest. Michael Caine. Meanwhile, telephone your lo­ Los Angeles, Calil. 90069. All USA USA Natwodc (USA) dD Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Kevin Costner, Sean Connery, Robert De- ience, are usually a reliable related tolerance to cold. The intriguing. Niro. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Continued... cal fire department and/or de- correspondence is confidential. • [CNN] Moneyweek ^ [U S A ] Proline t t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Nov. 12, 1988 3'1'*1 S' "iV' l.l•^.^.l,^. I I f. , 7 7 M S J

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(2 hrsj (Live) shack (James [M AX] MOVIE: 'Morgan Stewart's N e w b e e n What About Woman [H B O ] Courage A teen-age bovatruggles naughton) and Com ing Hom e’ Fresh from boarding 10:30PMg8 her fiance, a sions and nightmares that have plagued [DIS] Kennedy vs. Kruschev An over­ Friday the 13th: The Series Micki black doctor, home to meet her welhto-do S lO O P M -d D Learning the Ropes Rob­ mother leaves the her since she was demonically possessed view of the Cuban missle crisis in 1962 GD parents. Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hep- ert encounters two p ro e m s - his defiant proves that love is blind when she falls for family. Linda Blair, Richard Burton, Louise that led to fear of possible nuclear war. a movie star, who's actually a murderer in bum. Sidney Poitier. 1967. daughter and an edgy wrestling team. Fletcher. 1977, Narrator: Edmond O'Brien. disguise. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) MOVIE: Santa Fe frail' A group d ) Knight Rider [MAX] CHECK USTING5 (T ) Raising Miranda Donald [U S A ] Ray Bradbury Theater of cavalrymen follows the trail of abolition­ 8:30PM [C N N ] Evans 8t Novak Q D M O V IE: 'Th e Border’ A Texas border fOR EXACT TIME fails to make the rules clear when he ist John Brown, from Bloody Kansas to 1 1:00PM QD ® ® GD News [DIS] Making of the President: 1964 guard’s values come in conflict«with those grounds Miranda for the first time (in Harpers Ferry. Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havit- of his corrupt co-workers and his materi­ Stereo) (T ) Comedy Strip Live Highlights of the 1964 presidential cam­ land, Raymond Massey. 1940. (Colorized alistic wife. Jack Nicholson. Harvey Keitel, paign between Lyndon B. Johnson (D) and (IJ) Tw ilig h t Zone {CC ) A battered wife is d D It's 8 Living GD NHL Hockey: Harford Whalers at ® Barney Miller Version) (In Stereo) Warren Oates. 1982. Barry M. Goldwater (R). Nominated for five protected from her abusive husband by a Minnesota North Stars (2 hrs . 30 mm ) [U SA ] Cover Story (3D GD Star Trek; The Next Generation GD Tales From the Oarkside A young Emmy Awards. |90 min.) O ) Soul Train (In Stereo) phantom [Toberman pinscher. (In Stereo) (CC ) The Enterprise crew is hit with an in­ (Live) woman turns into a giant black widow spi­ [TMC] M O V IE: 'Tough Guys' A pair of 1 lOOP|VI C£) American Expose: Who fectious virus while the away team fights der. (R) IH* (3$ Madeieirte Cooks (R) (In Stereo) (31 NWA; Main Event (3 ) ( ^ Am en (C C ) Ernest butters up the train robbers are released from prison after / , ( I Murdered JFK 7 Syndicated columnist to rescue male fugitives on a female- ® M otorweek Pontiac's new LeMans SD International Cooking School church board when a law firm approaches GD Whalers W rap -U p (Live) a thirty-year stint only to return to a life of Jack Anderson attempts to prove that GSE; the latest in auto security systems; dominated planet. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) him for a partnership. (In Stereo) crime. Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas, Eli President John F. Kennedy's assassination (3 ) Saint Freddy's Nlghtmeres: A Nightmare i » . the Edsel. @ ) This Old House (CC) Wallach. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) was actually the result of an international ® F r id ^ the 13th; Th e Saties Micki (3 ) Friday the 13th: The Series Micki on Elm Street A lonely man gets a frigh­ C 19M by MCA. me conspiracy. Features interviews with [CN N ] On the Menu proves that love is blind when she falls for proves that love is blind when she falls for [D IS] More Dinosaurs Co-hosts Gary tening deal at a video-dating service; a 1 2:35AM [USA] Night Flight formbr President (herald Ford, a member of [D IS ] Swiss Family Robinson a movie star, who's actually a murderer In a movie star, who's actually a murderer in Owens and Eric Boardman look at film clips woman takes drastic measures to become disguise. (60 min.) beautiful. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1:00AM ® Love Boat the Warren Commission, and Lee Harvey [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Polica Adadamy 4: Ci­ disguise. (60 min.) (In Stereo) from "Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend.’ a Oswald's wife, Marina Oswald Porter. (2 nest found in Mongolia and the dinosaur tizens on Patrol' (C C ) Police academy (4l) Noticlaro Unhrision (3 ) Wheel of Fortune (CC). ^ Rat Patrol ® Sustaining ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook hrs.) (Taped) capital - Vernal, Utah. graduates are put to w o ^ training local ci­ @ JuHa Child and Company: Kitchen GD CE News Magazine (CC) GD Punto y Aparte GD D .C. Follies ® W W F Wrestling Spotlight tizens in a crime-fighting program. Steve CockuHl Party (R) (3) Hee Haw 9:00PM ( X Sim on & Simon Lt Abigail ® Contedy Tonight Bizarre MOVIE: 'Traacherv and Greed on Guttenberg, Bubba Smith, Michael Wins­ Marsh falls in love with one of the Simons' I H£'5 ACTUALW OH, HE'S DIPK CAH 06 \ GD [CN N ] Newswatch M O V IE; 'Chinatown' A small-time [M AX] MOVIE: 'She's Gotta Have It' ''^pIBK 15 HAVlrtfr TKOUSLE , the Planet of the /^>es' Galen the chimp low. 1987. Rated PG. ® Benny Hill clients. (60 min.) (In Stereo) GD private eye stumbles on a big case which (CC) A young black woman shares an un­ I UEAWeDTo Qorre piuficHT and BurVe set a trap in order to win a horse [U S A ] Bustin' Loose (3 ) W ar of the Worlds The aliens scour WITH HI5 SECRETWtlAL ClWas, I HboWE 3:30PM C£) College Football: South­ (X ) GD Beyond Tom orrow Scheduled a involves graft and murder. Jack Nicholson, conventional relationship with three men. WITH AN race. Roddy McOowall, Ron Harper. 1974. the Army base searching for a list that So I TrtoofiHT rrp HELP I use otieoF THE HAklS- J ern Cal at Arizorta State (3 hrs., 30 min.) 5:1 5PM [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Deadly lllu- jacket designed to prevent hypothermia, a Faye Dunaway, John Huston. 1974. Tracy Camila Johns, Tom m y Redmond EfCASEK. (S ) College Football: American Interna­ (Live) would lead them to the burial sites of robot which locates breast tumors, a tur­ I TdeSE? Of IT... , ekMi' A detective falls victim to a setup [C N N ] Capitol Gang Hicks, John Canada Terrell. 1986. Rated To 6ET HIM A CoMfVTE(^^^^ tional va*. Springfield (3 hrs.) 10,0(X) dormant brethren. (60 min.) boprop business jet; computer-designed dD Yen Can Cook that leaves him the prime suspect in the R ^ - C (@ ) National Geographic Bats, owls, shoes; a submarine for one. (60 min) (In [DIS] Making of the President: 1960 @ ) Collectors (R) murder of a businessman's wife. Billy Dee [U SA] Night Flight 1 ® College Football: Villanova at Mas­ Williams, Vanity, Morgan Fairchild. 1987 hyenas and sightless cave-dwelling fish Stereo) Highlights of the 1960 presidential cam­ ® Connecticut Newsmakers sachusetts (2 hrs.) paign, featuring clips of televised debates Rated R. are examined through the lens of a sophis­ ® Police Story (CC ) Jack Warden 1:05AM [HBO] MOVIE: Kentucky ticated night-vision camera. (60 min.) (X) between John F. Kennedy (D) and Richard d !) RAnona (CC). GD S ^ o Domingo Invita stars as a watch commander who is too Fried Movie' Satirical sketches poke fun 5:30PM Q Q )T a n d T (CC ) Taler and Tur- Nixon (R). Emmy winner for Best Program [CNN] Newsday © ) Paint With Pittard: Western Pottery [C N N ] (Capitol Gang involved with the personal lives of his men at movies and T V commercials. Evan Kim. -ner help an unconventional reponer inves­ of the Year. (90 min.) Master Bong Soo Han, Donald Sutherland. [D IS] MOVIE: 'Sitting Pretty' The self- [CNN] Your Money tigate a senator’s mysterious death. [D IS ] M OVIE: 'Th e Hobbit' Based on (2 hrs.) (In Stereo) [ESPN] SportsCenter 1977 Rated R centered Mr. Belvedere becomes a baby­ [TMC] MOVIE: 'American Ninja 2: The Victory Garden (CC). J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle Earth fantasy (X) Kolchak, The Night Stalker (3$ [H B O ] Hitchhiker (CC ) A lonely woman sitter for a trio of bratty children. Robert Confrontation' T w o face off with a about Hobbit Bilbo Baggins and his inagical GD Friday the 13th: The Series Micki 1:10AM [CN N ] Travel Guide Young. Maureen O'Hara. Clifton Webb. ® Fight BeckI W ith David Horowitz Or­ quest to recapture the Dwarf King's gold. is victimized by a man who preys upon her drug kingpin-wlio-'s turning American sol­ proves that love is blind when she falls for 1948 ganically grown food; a pet identification Voices of; Orson Bean, Otto Preminger. vulnerability. 1:15AM ® M O V IE: The W om an in diers jnto ninja-essassins. Michael Dudi- a movie star, who's actually a murderer m device; how the U.S. Postal Service deals John Huston. 1977. Green' Holmes solves the finger murders. [ESPN] Ladies Bowling Tour: Sam's koff, "Steve- James, Larry Poindexter. with lost mail. disguise. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [USA] MOVIE: 'The Phantom Creeps' Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Hillary T o w n Natioftal Pro-Am From Las Vegas. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) [ T M C ] M OVIE: ‘Tin M en' (CC ) A pair of The mad scientist Dr. Zorka sets out to (g ) ® Goldan G irit (CC| Sophia cries Brooke. 1945 D ic k (90 min.) (Live) ^ GD Sabado Gigante Programs de vane- conquer the world in this feature-length WINTHROP by Cavalil shady aluminum-siding salesmen wage foul after being hit with a fly ball at the dades con juegos, competencias, entrev- war against one another in 1963 Balti­ version of the serial. Bela Lugosi, Robert 1 :30AM ® Naked City [USA] W W F Prime Time Wrestling 4:00PM CB MOVJE; 'Jhe Sea Hawk' istas y musics y bajo la animacion de Don stadium. (In Stereo) A sea-going Robiff Mood Mils against the more. Richard Dreyfuss, Danny DeVito. Kent, Regis Toomey. 1939. GD INN News Francisco. (3 hrs.. 30 min.) Bette Davis: The Benevolent Vol- COVOU KNOW a n y b o d y I N 1 l3 0 B M (3$ Flower Shop (R) Spaniards in the name of ElizabethJ. Errol Barbara Hershey. 1987. Rated R. (In GD carK) (60 min.) 1 1 :0 5 P M [TM C] MOVIE: 'American Dating Game (M Triple Threat Flynn, Brenda Marshall, Claude Rains. ® Th is Old House (CC). Stereo) COR SCHOOL WHO Uearly destroys his ter (X) Mama's Family liam Holden, Kim Novak, Cliff Robertson family by his dictatorial methods. Robert "Dakota." (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1 1 :3 0 P M CS Entertainment This [U S A ] Night Flight dD (g) News 1956 Duvall, Blythe Danner, Michael O'Keefe. M O V IE: *Swamp Thin g' A powerful 6:00PM (3) As Schools Match Wits W eek Interview with actress Molly Ring- Showbiz Week 2:00AM ® New s (R) 1979. Rated PG. • plant creature battles *lo save a shapely Three's Company [CNN] wald. (60 min.) dD (3 ) Pioneers of Aviation ® Home Shopping Overnight Service government agent from murder. Ray Wise, [D IS ] M O V IE : 'Th e Watcher in the 2 ; 0 0 P M C B m o v i e ; Fantastic Voy- dD A -Te a m (3 ) Superboy ® Star Search (60 min.) Adrienne B ar^a u, Louis Jourdan. 1982. W oods' Tw o sisters try to unlock the se (3 hrs.) age' A super-secret organization is csIM (3D Charles in Charge (CC ) Charles. (S ) W ild America (CC) A f^rofile of the ® Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare Runaway With the Rich and Famous , PBA Bowling: Tr^ Value Open cret of the ghost in their parents rentea GD in to shrink people to microbe size to repair Buddy and the gang take part in a quiz con­ nocturnal grasshopper mouse on Elm Street A lonely man gets a frigh­ Actress Deborah Raffin in Taiwan; child Jo ine d -in Progress From Indianapolis. house Bette Davis, Carroll Baker. Oavia the brain of a famous scientist. Stephen test at school. tening deal at a video-dating service; a actor Brian Bonsall ("Family Ties") in West (Taped) [C N N ] Sports Saturday McCallum. 1980. Rated PG Boyd. Edmond O'Brien. Raquel Welch. GD Columbo woman takes drastic measures to become Germany. 1966. (3$ Julia Child and Company: Sunday [ES P N ] College Football Scoreboard [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Untouchables' Ei beautiful. (60 min.) W ar of the W orlds (60 min.) liot Ness leads a grgup of incorruptible ^ That's the Spirit GC Hawaii Five-0 Night Supper [MAX] Original Max Talking Headroom M O V IE; 'Th e Money Pit' Everything government agents against Al Capone, the GD [C N N ] International Corresponddnts (3$ DeGrassi Junk>r High (QC)a r Show (CC) (In Stereo) that can possibly go wrong does when a MOVIE; 'Utzana's Raid' An Indian (3 ) Bosom Buddies notorious cnme boss of 1930s Chicago CHUBB AND CHAUNCEV by Vanea Rotfawalt ® Record Guide ___ couple moves into a mansion bought for [D IS ] M O V IE: 'Sitting Pretty', The self- scout must track down ten rampaging Victory Garden (CC) (R) Oirty Dancing Johnny's Kevin Costner. Sean Connery, Robert De- 8:00PM CSD one-fifth of its original value. Tom Hanks. centered Mr, Belvedere become^ 'a baby­ Apache Indians. Burt Lancaster, Bruce (M) Mersey's Hollywood old dance teacher asks him to be her pan- Niro. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) GD MOVIE; 'Silver Bullet' A young boy Shelley Long. Alexander Godunov. 1986 sitter for a trio of bratty children. Robert I WAS KINP OF HDPINiS' Davison. Jorge Luke. 1972. ner in a big dance contest. (In Stereo) YOU H6ARP TWg BAD and his uncle attempt to stop the murder­ ® Doctor Who: Keys of Marinus g )(S ) Empty Nest (CCI Ever Young, Maureen O'Hara, Clifton Webb. d j) A rt of W illiam Alexander and Lowell 9:30PM GD Headlines on Trial NeWSTABB/HAS FORA BABY CAR ous path of a werewolf that is terrorizing GD Star Trek dD GD Reporters Scheduled: an interview yone's ecstatic, except Carol, when a sur­ 1948 Speers: Mauve Rose their town. Gary Busey, Corey Haim, Ever­ with Pee-wee Herman. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (3) Saturday Night Live (90 mm ) (In pecipepToaerHEK 60MSCAY [CN N] Newswatch geon proposes to Barbara. (In Stereo) [ESPN] SportsCenter MOVIE; 'Kid from CIsvsIand' A ett McGill. 1985 Stereo) dD ® Crimes of the Century (CC) @ P E U C U L A : 'El Gran Maestro [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes C A R F I X E D / sports reporter becomes involved with a [D IS ] Bast of Ozzie and Harriet [D IS ] M O V IE ; 'Th e Dirt Bike KM ' An un­ Scheduled: a look back to Jack Ruby's kill­ Shaolin' GD Comedy Tonight to the Movies 8i Coming Attractions wayward youth. George Brent, Lynn Bari. usual dirt bike plays a key rote in a teen- [M AX ] MOVIE: Westworid' An adult ing of Lee Harvey Oswald; a convicted GD Racing From Plainsfield 1949 ager's efforts to save a local hot dog stand playground becomes a battlefield when murderer takes a lie detector test to prove [CNN] This Week in Japan 2:30AM ® m o v i e : 'Times Square' ^ M O V IE: 'Th e Big Bus* A outcast bus from demolition. Peter Billingsley, Stuan the computer-run robots go berserk. Yul his innocence. (60 min.) [MAX] Cinemax Com edy Experiment Tw o mismatched runaways become N n ® Great Escape This week; Williams­ driver is Nred by his ex-girlfriend to drive Pankin, Anne Bloom. 1985. ^ t e d PG. Brynner, James Brolin. Richard Benjamin. Norman's Corrier (CC) friends in the heart of the Big Apple. Tim burg. Va.. California's Napa Valley; Hong dD Kolchak, The Night Stalker the first nuclear-|30wered bus on its mai­ Kong. 1973. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Curry. Trini Alvardo, Robin Johnson. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Captive Heerta' (CC) A W ar of the W orlds The aliens scour 10:00PM CD weet 57th (60 mm ) den voyage. Joseph Bologna, Stockard [U SA ] Mike Hammer GD 1980 (P ) M O V IE: 'Barefoot In the Park* A cdn- downed American pilot falls in love with a the Army base searching for a list that Channing, John Beck. 1976. Japanese villager during World W ar I. No- dD dD N ew s (S) Tales From the Darkside A young servative young attorney and his uninhi­ would lead them to the burial sites of riyuki "Pat" Moritai Chris Makepeace, 6:15PM [HBO] MOVIE: 'H«'« My G D (S ) M onsters Danger awaits a daring ® Public People/Private Lives woman turns into a giant black widow spi­ bited bride try to adjust to married life in Girl' The maruiger of an aspiring rock star 10,000 dormant brethren (60 min.) (In " Meri Sato. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) man who offers to save a young woman s GZl Kits der. New York City. Robert Bedford, Jarte masquerades as a woman in order to ac­ Stereo) Fonda. Charles Boyer. 1967. [U SA ] Cartoons brother from vampires. [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred [C N N ] Sports Latenight company his client on a free trip to Los Grandstand A spons game show in­ S i (35) (3 ) ( S ) Hunter A murder case causes fric­ Hickman, Nick Charles (ID Resumen NFL A n g ^ s . T.K . Carter. David Hallyday. volving guest celebrities and fans. Host: [E S P N ] College Football: Pittsburgh at ‘X> . 4:10PM [ C N N ] Soinm C lo M -u p tion between Hunter and McCall's lover dZ) W oodwrfght's Shop Part 2 of 2. Misha McK. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Curt Chaplin. [ESPN] Auto Racing: Formula One Penn State (3 hrs.) (R) Stereo) (60 min.) (In Stereo) Grand Prix of Australia From Adelaide. (2 M OVIE: 'Antsl* A group of people ( g Scooby and the Reluctant W erewolf [M AX] MOVIE: ‘No Way Out' (CC) A ZIPPY byBMIOrlimh (ID 4:30PM (g l (Si) SpoftsWofM Sched- (S ) M O V IE : 'Stage Door' A group of ac­ hrs.) (Taped) searching for romance and pleasure at a uled: NHRA Drag Racing, from Pomona, 6:30PM dD C B S N ew s (CC) Animated. Oracula transforms Shaggy into job at the Pentagon leads a career Navy tresses living in the same boarding house [H BO ] MOVIE: 'The Stepfather' (CC) A officer into a deadly game of cat and lavish summer reson are terrorized by po- CaKf.; W omen's Bodybuilding Champion­ a canine horror when the werewolf drops -(^ORonro oun J u m u e t TO dP Too Close for Comfort share similar dreams of success Katharine teen-ager becomes suspicious of her C 7 «w T a b e t s u r t 'H (SZ) Woodcarving With Rick Butz (In rorizes the modern-day occupants of his Lesley-Anne Down 1979 Rated PG (In 8 i6 OueSriou PIW*. (teA? •ro.vaay) Stereo) control. John Stockwel), Danielle Von Zer- Famous Actress Brigitte Nielsen; T V prod­ Faulty wiring causes a San Francisco skys­ Southern mansion. Andrew Stevens, Mary der aiews At«»evA«- ucer Aaron Spelling; Mr. T . (60 min.) craper to go up in flames during the struc­ Stereo) [CNN] Styla W ith Elsa Klensch neck, Fisher Stevens. 1985. Rated PG. (In 2D MOVIE; 'Five Fingers of Death' A Stereo) d D Family Tie s (CC). tures grand opening pany. Steve young Chinese kung fu student masters his 2:45AM ® Home Shopping Over- Tweeu Jf/ur ^ new seif- [DIS] Teedie Theodore Roosevelt takes McQueen, Paul Newman, William Holden art to become a leading expert and national night Service (3 hrs.) (X )A -T e a m POOTBAtT up boxing to overcome his childhood 5:00PM Continued... champion. Lo Lieh, Wang Ping 1973 3:00AM GD MOVIE: Bom to Be Sold' lim'O M IN T.'/ SuaV. S T V tg ■'! [41: Multi Trim A social worker endangers her life by un­ (CN N] Newsnight covering an illegal baby-selling ring. ^ — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Nov. 12, 1988 ; > f THE OROZWfLLS by M l SeboiT MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Nov. 12, 1888 — M McCALL op THE WILD by Dumas A Crawford TW tPl^RVi.UH.. P uzzles pUTTW POeJMT A ztrogniph M 0 0 5 E I ' LOOK UKEM Um <700 5TPVUL. fORAW HOEM^^. 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You may ba tempted to participata fix D o Others ... s HU E S 11 — PEANUTS by Cbarlw M. SclHilt a Important matter to diacuaa witti a ki frivolous ktvotvaments, but your con- 16 Luggage item 19 Symbol of □ I3E3 d O E ] friand today, don't treat H too UghUy. OK^SHhOaSHfi&SHORE 75-HyAR 00M£ A 17 Spruce sdanoa wlH Impel you to do something CMAMGEO THIMGS PO*US.r victory □BBDD ESDdDOQB Thia paraon Is conoamad. Scorpio, : that's constructiva. HESSO'GENNUtCN REMEnftER-wE NOS SOFT-HEARTtDdOMN WE’LL SHOO SOflE. 18 Artlessness 2 0 Cuts A L A B l treat youraalf to a birthday gift. Sand for CAIKT " MUST KILL d d O QKMBS (Mqr 21-June 20) You'll re- SHMOOSOUrr EVO rrO M KO T ■< 2 0 Explosive (sl.| your Astro-Graph predictions for the G R E E T 'E n — 22 Not nasty 2 E k U eI t IcI 'apacl yoursall more If you give a d ^ a ' THOSE MN6CR0US 21 Anglo-Saxon W i year ahead by mailing SI to Astro- LITTU OttATURESr, 23 Pueblo Indian I work for a day's pay. 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Your IS Il7 methods and procedures might not be W TAW K,im 6 6 m iDCABClIOG IT CAM YWJ'RtNOTGEm»Gr 41 Exclamation of llnancial footing. In partkjular, might la - ITfe H c fT -M B 0ETV/EENi«AEAU as wall thought out as they should ba to­ quka a bit of extra attention. A'TXRrBMX.MADe BeU6eOINOOOR&.' OFFOMAnCHMICAlllV/ amazement 16 f t 's t ME OF BOFT FOAM... day, yol you should ttlU bo ablo to LMSA (BapL 22-OeL M ) Keep your 43 Attorney TMATiS a.OWlfJ(S MY PIET 0 E T W E E M ' acMavo your goals. Keep plugging. General Edwin hands off of the household piggy bank ^ A C K 1 1f iftM make mistakes. today. Don't squander, funds ear­ PISCESB E S(P (POb. 4 20 iiiarcb 20) Vou'H ap- 2a 24 29 M B A U H e marked for family nar aw H Iaa on soma- 4 6 Cutting [27 29 29 prsdata n tomorrow If you make aeo n - thlng frlvotoua or ktconaaVianllal. 50 Formerly y 5 1____ suit 30 |S3 52 Sgt. 34 53 Grafted, in St heraldry 37 B ridge 54 Within (comb, f — form) 55 Horse |sl.| ll-O- , three no-trump, since hk had a dia­ 56 Doe 43 44 4S NORTH U4MS mond stopper aiid cloae to an opening 49 49 ♦ K8S2 ALUVOOR byOiMOiaut 57 First garden THE PHANTOM by Lm Falk A By Barry bid in h i^ cards. In a tense that was 5 8____ Pauk) SO 92 TAQ»7 lucky, since in four spades, declarer q WHATS OUR ^ WE'LL HAVE TO V -l'M AFRAID T e A S Y T O ♦ « seemingly has a diamond loaer, a v w w A R E A s h e s B A C K OH, DEAR.' S3 ♦ KSS a v a w i l l / s a y , b u t Ivo u 1ALKING ) PACKING IN DOWN 99 heart loser and two club lasers. ^O C . ^ ASSOCIATE i^HAMi TO CUT \ HARO TO THAT'S RIGHT.' I a b o u t ? y T H E W IL D S WEST EAST VACATIOM ) d o ; M Y S6 In three no-tmmp, declarer put up OSCAR.' X SHORT/ J F R IE N D .' O N ... 1 Small songbird 99 ♦ 10 » 8 4 ♦ s ICR? 2 S u b ____ VK JSS B10 2 dummy’s queen of diamonds. When (secretlyl ♦ 73 ♦ AJ10852 East took the ace and continued with (01988 by NEA. Oc «A J7 ♦ 10862 the Jack, South won the king. He next p l a ^ the king, ace and nneen of SOUTH spades, followed by a club to dummy’s ♦ AQJ7 king, which held the trid t (There was V64S ♦ K04 no ciumce for nine tricks if East held ♦ Q04 either the club ace or the heart king.) A spade was played back to the Jack Vulnerable: North-South and a heart was led to dummy’s queen. ]dL Dealer South A I that scrambled word game li' Now the ace of hearts and another l a by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee heart placed West on lead. He could Weil Nsrtk East Sooth Unscramble those lour Jumbles cash another heart trick, on which de­ TMC BORN LOUR byArtBWwofn A risky way to make a Pan one letter to each square, to fomt BLONOIE by Dean Young A Sian Draka clarer would shed a diamond, but tbmi - four ttrdlnary words. living, I’d say Pass IV 3 4 3NT Pan Pan Pan . be had to play ace and Jack of chiba you MUST THSNK you FDR a U T I VSAS A LOT W3UNOCR ' into declarer’s queen, and that would 6EE,»il05yIH«e RYRUH T------^ BE THE THECOMPUMBrr WHEN 1 C A L L E D yCHJ VDLMSLADY Opening lead: ♦ 7 be nine tricks and a vulnerabie game TDTEU.'ibO.BUnHE IXHO CALLED made. RA»>CeiN«5 What if South got to four;, spades? ‘ s ia s s s '— By James Jacoby (ireful play along the tamp lines as 'IBSTEPCAV,,, ' before, including ruffing the third dia­ NOIBS You can’t really quarrel with the mond in dummy while the spade king r r s . first-seat pass by South — only U is still in the North hand to counter a high-card points and a flat hand with possible overmff by West, would lead 4-S-S-S distribution. But when East to an end position in which that con-., 1 ] came in with that three-diamond nui­ STRAIG tract could also succeed. The key for HAT THE PKO- sanceI pre-empt, South had to make a declarer would be watching what FESSIOMAL CRAP - difficulult decision. He eventually tried west discarded on the third diamaad. _ □ SHOOTEir'O 8U0INC5 S MUST HAVE SEEN. PRANK AND ERNCBT byBebThMM DROFEK arrange the circled letters to WHAT A OUT bySIHHoMl form the surprise ansvrar, as suo- gested by the above cartoon. CELEBRITY CIPHER CUiSrtlyCaplwctyptograimxrvCTVXM ayroinquoMlonxbvtimowpsiipM uHiiSWWit Each wwrhllMcMMriundxIorxnMtMr. roaWaoAarOaguakM w o w , CHINA Id e a l l y : m ) * ^ 6 6 6 ...... T T T T n " 'B RHAOCU OP XBVV E IS LOOSENING up'I (Answars Monday) Y O U 'R E " M r C O o f c i F Yesterday’s Jumbles: FLAKE BLOOM FUTURE TONGUE TAK IN G (T tW V X NEQ. TCV lATU I H B W V J pORTUNE Answer How to silence a "loud" tie — GET A "MUFFLER" MUCH IAESSA3B IS A iMORGE THAN UCV XQVNF HV UCV OHWUC U ,— — JiM i -awS------Ns. M- la aaMaUa lar — — 7. __ FPOAA M ILTON I D i o ! ” N Z A R .’ — tWHWWVV NHEW. laalaai w a r aaw i.iiW aaaaaX da aaSiaaa walla yaar W a ts payaela la li PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "In .wartime, truth Is so precious that aha ahould P ^ I E P M A N . always ba attended by a bodyguard of Hea." — Wkiaton Churchill.

THAY «5 I I - 12. //-/Z l l g a w n - MANCHESTER HERALD, SaCU^day, Nov. 12,1968 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Noy. 12, 1988 _27 and Famous Actress ueborah Haffin in jackpot; an aging actress invents a colorful Taiwan; child actor Brian Bonsall ("Family autobiography. (In Stereo) 12:00AM (XD Kojak [CNN] Newsday Ties") in West Germany. Sunday, Continued G8) M am a's Family Mama sets out to dis­ B A C K T O QD 3 Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) Sniiilay, Nov. 13 T H E F U TU R E [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Mr. Belvedere Rings the Noticiero Univision courage Naomi and Vint from having a Aliens hijack the Enterprise after their com­ Bell' A lecturer takes up residence at an [CNN] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ baby. puter, a life-support system, breaks down old folks home to try to bring happiness to while searching for the adventurer's long- caps the weekend of the world of sports (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Marty McHy (Ml- the residents. Clifton Webb. Joanne Dru, test at school. 1 0:00PM (XD GD Duet (CCI Amanda lost brother. Richard Chamberlain. Sharon runs away when Linda breaks a promise by 3 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) chaelj. rox, I.) and Zero Mostel. 1951. [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday 8:00PM (3D Murder. She Wrote (CC) SlOOAM (X) Homo Shopping Over­ Kid' A 12-year-old is the kidnappingtargei Stone. James Eari Jones. 1987. Rated PG A jealous husband, an angry wife, a frus­ throwing a lavish birthday party for her. (In 3 Easy Way to Lose Weight of'bungling crooks. Gary Coleman, Paul L« Inventor Dr. Em­ [U SA] Street Hawk (In Stereo) [H B O ] Survival Photographers Tony and Stereo) night Service (60 min.) trated agent and a lodge full of competitors ( 3 Soloflex Mat. Dee Wallace. >1982. Rated PG. Liz Bomford reveal the lives of two species Q S Alice mett Brown (Chris­ 1 :30PM @) Tony Brown's Journal 3:30PM (XD starting From Scratch are suspects in a champion skiier's death. (XD New s of seal found in the Outer Hebrides off (60 min.) 3 Hart to Hart [C N N ] Sports Review 8:00AM dD New England Sunday topher Lloyd) G® Wild Kingdom 3 Worid Class Women Scotland's coast, (60 min.) Q D IN N New s (XD GD America's Most Wanted Sched­ 3 Home Shopping Overnight Service (X) Sunday Mass have Just wit­ GZ) M odem Maturity (CC). GD Growir>g a Business 3 It's Showtime at the Apollo This (3 hrs.) [O IS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents uled: Keir Durlea ("K .D ') Sanders, ac-' M an in Flight Highlights of the feature film dD Make It Real nessed the first [CN N] Moneyweek [E S P N ] Cycling: Spenco 500 From week's hosts: Levert. Guests: the Boys 3 Gene Scott 5.35PM [D IS] Mouseterpiece Thea­ cused of killing his grandparents. (In ( "Dial My Heart"), comics Rick Aviles and 'T h e Absent-Minded Professor." and a dD Porky Pig/Bugs Bunny test of the Doc's Waco. Texas. (60 min.) (Taped) ter Stereo) • - " look at the history of aviation. min.) [ESPN] Women's Tennis: Virginia Phyllis Stickney. (60 min.) [CN N ] Worid Report QD Frederick K. Price time machine in Slims of Chicago Final (2 hrs ) (Live) [H B O ] M O V IE; 'Hoosiers' (CC ) A former (XD 3 War and Remembrance (CC) Se­ [^ S P N ] N FL Primetime Scores and high­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'China Girl' Gang rival college coach faces resentment when he 6:00PM C B ® New s (3 Jimmy Swaggart GD Living the Word a shopping mall [HBO] MOVIE: 'Baby Boom' (CC) A quel to 1983's "The Winds of W ar." Fol­ lights of today's games. (60 min.) n$8 in lower Manhattan threaten the bud­ takes over as head of an Indiana high- (3D A -Te am lowing Pearl Harbor. Pug Henry commands G D Good Neighbors ding romance of an Italian teen and his (3 ) Transformers parking lot, in high-powered executive's life is turned up­ [U S A ] Financial Freedom side down when she inherits a distant school basketball team. Gene Hackman, ( 3 M O V IE: 'Superman' An infant from a Navy cruiser while Byron faces submar­ (3 World Vision Chinese girlfriend. Sari Chang, Richard Pa- (3 ) Sunday Today "Back to the Fu­ Dennis Hopper, Barbara Hershey 1986 cousin s year-old daughter Diane Keaton. the planet Krypton journeys to Earth where ine action: Aaron and Natalie ponder es­ [H B O ] m o v i e : 'Poaltive nebianco. James Russo. 1987. Rated R. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 3 Couple ** "•2:25AM ® ) ® Sesame Street (CC). (R) ture." The 1985 Sam Shepard. Harold Ramis. 1987, Rated he grows up to battle evil Christopher caping to Palestine. BaseeP* on Herman I.D. A suburban housewife assumes an (In Stereo) Q D Slempre en Domingo Programs de ® Oral Roberts film airs SUNDAY. PG. (In Stereo) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Secrets of the Ber­ 19%®' Kidder, Gene Hackman Wouk's novel. Stars Robert Mitchum and alter ego in an effort to locate and kill the [U SA ] Night Flight NOV. 13 on muda Triangle' According to this docu­ Sir John Gielgud. (3 hrs.) Part 1 of 7. (In ; variedades con musics, entrevistas y artis- man who raped her. Stephanie Rascoe. (S) World Tomorrow [M AX] MOVIE: 'Amazing Grace and Stereo) tas invitados b ^o la animacion de Raul Ve­ Chuck' (C C ) A Little League baseball mentary. over 100 ships and planes, and 3 Columbo John Davies, Steve Fromholtz. 1987 5l30AM (X) I Love Lucy NBC. lasco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) Rated R. GD Robert Schuller player initiates an unusual anti-nuclear pro their crews, have mysteriously vanished in Q D IN N Nows CHECK IISTINGS ( 3 M O V IE: 'Th e Money Pit' Everything (XD Untouchables GZ) Great Railway Journeys of the Worid GD Nuestra Familia test by quitting his favorite sport. Joshua the Bermuda Triangle since 1940. 1977 FOR EXACT TIME Rated G. that can possibly go wrong does when a 12:30AM C B u s a To d «v Scheduled. [CNN] Moneyweek Zuehike, Alex English. Jamie Lee Curtts 3 M O V IE: .'Flash Gordon' A trio of [C N N ] Headline News [C N N ] Daybreak couple moves into a mansion bought for earthlings travel to the planet Mongo in an gourmet restaurants with unusual lako.oul [ESPN] PGA Golf; Nabisco Champion­ 1987. Rated PG (In Stereo) 4:00PM ( E N F L Football: N e w York one-fifth of its original value. Tom Hanks, [D IS ] New Vaudevillians III Host Harry services. (60 min.) ship Third Rourtd From Pebble Beach. [D IS ] Good Morning Mickeyl attempt to save Earth from Ming the Merci­ Can You Boat Baldnoas? Tw o actresses take off on a wild cross­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Down Twisted' A reli­ Giants at Phoenix Cardinals (3 hrs.) (Live) Shelley Long, Alexander Godunov. 1986! less. Sam J, Jones, Melody Anderson. Anderson presents today's vaudeville tal­ ' C B Dalles Calif. (90 min.) (R) [E S P N ] Running ar>d Racing ent in a variety of settings. (60 min.) (S) Now Jarasy Hispano country chase to track down their mutual gious artifact spells trouble for an unsus­ (XD St. Elsewhere Part 1 of 2. 3 Wonderworks: Necessary Parties Max Von Sydow. 1980. [U SA] Night Flight [H B O ] Adventures of Tom Sawyer boyfriend. Bette Midler, Shelley Long, Pe­ pecting young woman. Carey Lowell, (CC). Part 2 of 2. 1 2:45AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : The Tea- (XD M y Secret Identity Andrew helps an 3 Mama'a Family Mama sets out to dis­ [HBO] MOVIE: Baby Boom' (CC) A ® ) Fame (60 min.) ter Coyote. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Charles Rocket, Trudi Dochtermann h o u u o fth * August Moon' A wily Okina- 5rASAA^ Home Shopping Over­ [U S A ] Cartoons aging T V hero (Gene Barry) who's no lon­ (3 Outer Limits courage Naomi and Vint from having a high-powered executive's life is turnedup- [D IS ] Rafn in Concert With the Rite and 1987. Rated R, (In Stereo) wan interpreter manipulates a young Army night Service Continues (75 min.) [U S A ] She-Ra: Princess of Power ger able to perform his famous stunts. 'baby. side down when she inherits a distant 8.30AM d D Dennis the Menace Shine Bend From Toronto, the children's W ar of the W orlds The aliens scour cousin's vear-dd daughter. Diane Keaton. captain's efforts to Americanize his coun­ 2:00PM (3D History of College Foot­ 6:00AM C D W e Believe d ) World Tomorrow songster performs favorites, including 11:45AM [MAX] MOVIE: 'Dirty 3 M O V IE: 'Flash Gordon' A trio of the Army base searching for a list that 3 3 Family Ties (CC ) Alex is deter­ Sam Shepard. Harold Ramis. 1987. Rated try following Worid W ar II. Marlon Brando. ball Part II This 1988 version features earthlings travel to the planet Mongo in an would lead them to the burial sites of mined to stop the budding friendship be­ Glenn Ford, Eddie Albert. 1956. ( D GINigan's Island "Rise and Shine." "Five Little Ducks" and Dancing' (CC) While vacationing with her PG. (In Stereo) (3 ) David Paul family in the early '60s. a sheltered teen­ plays, players, and coaches from college attempt to save Earth from Ming the Merci­ p ,0 0 0 dormant brethren. (60 m in) (In tween Andy and Nick's 8-year-old ne­ "Shake M y Sillies Out." (60 min ) [M AX] MOVIE;"Soul Man' (CC) An in­ 1:00AM QD Naked City dD Sustaining (3 ) Porky Pig ager falls in love with a streetwise dance football s 117 years (60 min ) less. Sam J. Jones. Melody Anderson. Stereo) phew. (In Stereo) [ES P N ] Sportraits: Fraru Klammer and genious teen cons his way into Harvard instructor. Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze. (3D Superior Court Max Von Sydow. 1980. 3 Odd Couple Qi) INN Magazine 3 ) Sea Hunt VtMili Alexeev (Tepedl GD Hablemos de Cine GD Nature: The Nature of Australia: A Law School when his father refuses to pay - Jerry Orbach. 1987. Rated PG-13 (In 3 That's the Spirit Q D Headline News ® Robert Schuller ( D M O V IE : Meatballs' At a summer 3 Latin Connection Performance by Sa- 3 Nirture (CC ) Traces the evolution of a Portrait of the Island Continent (CC) Ex­ his tuition. C. Thomas Howell. Rae Dawn 10:10AM [CN N ] On the Menu Stereo) camp, a counselor-in-training's target for Fire; Lou Diamond Phillips* new movie amines marsupials and other animals Insight / Out ® One Day et e Time Hawaiian island from underwater volcano Chong. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ^ IS ] MOVIE: 'Mr. Belvedere Rings the (D This I. the NFL the summer is the female counselors. Bill "Dakota." (60 min.) (In Stereo) to coral atoll. (60 min.) |R) (In Stereo) which have evolved because of Australia's Bell' A lecturer takes up residence at an [D IS] You and Me, Kid 10:30AM (X ) InairJe W m hington 1 2:00PM [U S A ] Private Eye (60 min.) * GD Baptist Church Murray, Chris Makepeace. Harvev Atkm (S ) M O V IE ; 'Losin' It' Four high school isolation from the rest of the worid (60 ^ old folks home fb try to^J^ng happiness to C S WtHtderful Wtxrfd of Disney: Never a CD W W F Wrestling Challenge @ Star Trek: The Nejtt Generation (CC). min.) Part 1 of 6. (In Stereo) (TMCJ MOVIE: 'Making Mr. Right' A [C N N ] Evans & Novak 1979 seniors take on the wilds of Tijuana where 1 Q:30PM (XD Current Affair Extra thy residents. Clifton W ebb. Joanne Dru Dull Mrxnent Part 2 of 2. CD M O V IE: ‘Zappedl- A shy science whiz Aliens hijack the Enterprise after their com­ Zero Mostel. 1951. New W ave publicist is hired to teach a life­ [DIS] Wuzzles GD M O V IE: 'Th e Ice Pirates' Space pir­ wine, women and car chases abound. puter. a life-support system, breaks down 3 MOVIE: 'The Purple Plain' In WWII (XD O .C . Follies like android some social graces before he CID Beaziey Showcase of Homes develops telekinetic powers after a lab ac­ Buema a neurotic pilot s plane crashes, ates join a princess in search of her ex Tom Cruise. Jackie Earle Haley, Shellev (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) GD 0<|{I Couple [ESPN] NFL’s Greatest Moments: Son goes public. Ann Magnuson. John Malkov- [E S P N ] Inside the PGA Tour QS Love Boat cident. Scott Baio, Willie Aames, Scatman plorer father and a newly discovered Long. 1982. forcing him to fight his way to freedom of Football Follies (R) ich. Ben Masters. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Crothers. 1982. [C N N ] T h it W eek in the N B A A weekly with a new sense of values. Gregory Peck 3 Bless Me. Father [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Like Father Uke Son' O ) MOVIE: 'Taraan Finds a Son' Tarran source of much-needed water in a nearby NFL Football: Regional Coverage [USA] PGM Sale Stereo) magazine-style report on NBA players and- Win Min Than. Bernard Lee. 4955. (C C ) An experimental serum accidentally snd Jans find a baby boy, the only survivor GD M OVIE: 'Rio Grande' A tough cavalry galaxy. Robert Urich, Mary Crosby, John Raiders et 49er5, Browns at Broncos or teams. 3 Ask the Manager Matusak. 1984. [U S A ) Night Flight. Night FHght Goes switches a surgeon's personality with that of a plana crash. Johnny Weissmuller. commander awaits orders to cross a river Oilers at Seahawks. (3 hrs.) (Live) QD Lo Mejor de la O TI GD 9 to 5 Russ is ecstatic after being 1.25AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Jumpin' of his teen-age son. Dudley Moore. Kirk so he can attack marauding Indians John [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC). to the Movies & Coming Attractions Maureen O'Sullivan, Ian Hunter. 1939. 3 M O V IE; 'Hanky Panky' A mild- GZ) Fawtty Towers asked to be in the American Business Re­ J*®®* FiM h' (C C ) A Manhattan computer Cameron. Sean Astin. 1987. Rated PG-13 GD Fueling the Future An examination of Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, Ben Johnson mannered architect gets caught in a web of [U S A ] Murder. She Wrote (60 min.) gister; Marsha visits her estranged hus­ operator s life is turned upside down when 6:10AM [C N N ] Heatthweek (In Stereo) GD Th is Old House (CC). 1950. the economic benefits of changing Ameri­ [CN N] PrimeNews a British intelligence agent trapped in East­ intrigue and murder. Gene Wilder. Gilda ca's throw-away habits, focusing on the band. (3) Three Stooges 6:30PM d ) Wheel of Fortune (CC). [ESPN] NFL Football: Minnesota Vik­ ern Europe starts sending messages 6:30AM (X ) Vista 9:00AM d D Sunday Morning (CC) (90 GD Career Media Network Radner. Richard Widmark 1982 garbage crisis and recycling and waste re-, ® A B C New s (CC). ings at Dallas Cow boys (3 hrs.) (Live) 11:00PM CD d) (B ® ® n,w, . through her terffiinal. Whoopi Goldberg. C ID Oral Roberts min.) ® Conversatiofis With 3 M OVIE: 'The Nude Bomb' Maxwell 3 ) Fight Back! With David Horowitz duction efforts. (60 min.) Part 4 of 4 ® Univision en el Deporta Cqmentarios (XD Barney Miller StephenCollins. John Wood. 1986 Rated GD Hispanic Horizons (XD Denver, the Last Dirtosaur Pam Gente Grande (90 min ) Smart is ordered to stop the latest plot of (3 Police Story [HBO] MOVIE: 'Uke Father Uke Son' R. (In Stereo) 3 Suparboy Superboy sets out to catch y resumen del acontecer deportivo por (CC ) An experimental serum accidentally QD Cheers - _ " d D IGA Food Show @ N ew ton's Apple (CC). KAOS- a bomb that destroys all known a rock singer and his accomplice, who are (ID Christopher Closeup 3 ) N FL Football: Cleveland Browns at Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry. (60 min.) switches a surgeon s personaflly with that (X ) Lifestyles of the Rich and fabrics. Don Adams, Andrea Howard. Vit­ terrorizing a baseball amusement park 3 Choices We Face -1:30AM (H) Abbott and Costello dD Jetsons [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday torio Gassman. 1980. Denver Broncos (3 hrs.) (Live) [CN N ] Showbiz Today ^ of his teen-age son. Dudley Moore. Kirk Famous Actress Brigitte Nielsen; T V prod­ 3 Insight / Out GD Transformers [E S P N ] "ntie W eek in Sports Mystery!: The Return of Sherlock ( ^ Joy of Painting Cameron, Sean Astin. 1987. Rated PG-13. ucer Aaron SpeJIing; Mr. T . (60 min.) (R) To Be Announced. 3 Classified Express - Jobs [D IS ] Animals in Action The architects (In Stereo) Holmes It (CC ) While on holiday. Holmes 3 N e w t (Live) - (XD ABC News'(CC). ® Ring Around the World (3 ) Kenneth Copeland [H B O ] HBO Worid Stage: The Second 3 McLaughlin Group investigates the death of a young woman [DIS] MOVIE: 'World's Greatest Ath­ of the animal world — clay castle builders, Annuel Prince'e Trust All-Star Rock [M AX] MOVIE: 'Dirty Dancing' (CC) 3 Are You Being Served? Bugs Bunny and Friends who suffered no apparent injuries (60 lete' Raised Tarzan-stylein Africa, a primi­ nest weavers and paper makers are ex­ (XD Sustaining ^ d D Connecticut: N o w (In Stereo) (3) Concert (In Stereo) 3 Polica Woman tive blonde youth is carried off to America plored. While vacationing with her family in the min.) 3 Police Story Part 2 of 2. 3 IN N New s [C N N ] Styie With Elsa Klensch @D © ) Sesame Street (CC). (R) 3 Meet the Press (CC) for potential athletic glory. Jan-Michael early '60s, a sheltered teen-ager falls in 10:45AM ® i) Jew ish Life [CN N] Week in Review [^ S P N ] Tea it Up Guest: golf champion " love with a streetwise dance instructor. 3 AM Boston (R) [ESPN] NFL Yearbook: M 87 Kansas [D IS] Mousercise (3) Frederick K. Price 3 Hart to Hart Vincent. John Amos, Tim Conway. 1973, Fred Couples. (Taped) 1 (D Face the Nation [U S A ] MOVIE: 'The Adventures of Her­ Rated G. Jennifer Grey. Patrick Swayze, Jerry Or­ GZ) McLaughlin Group City Chiefs Keeping The Faith. (Taped) [M A X ] All the Best: Steve Allen Seg­ (3) New Gidget 1 :00AM GD Temas y Debates cules* Three rebellious goddesses create [U SA] Bustin' Loose [HBO] MOVIE; 'Sweet Lorraine' The bach. 1987. Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) ments from Allen's T V series featuring CD Discover with Robert Vaughn GD Connecticut: N o w (R) (In Stereo) [U S A ] Mbrgan Brittany On Beauty Miracle Revival Hour GD CE News Magazine (CC) dissent between the gods of Mount Olym­ proprietress of an ailing Catskill Mountains [USA] Mike Hammer Steve Lawrence. Edyie Gorme and Mup- d D Three Stooges CD Out of This World Donna's resort ponders the future of her once- [C N N ] Intemationel Correspondents (XD Love Your Skin GD New Munsters [CN N] Newsday pus. Lou Ferrigno, Milly Carlucci. Soma Vi- 4;30PM 2:00AM pets' creator Jim Henson. high-school flame returns for a class reu­ thnving business. Maureen Stapleton, Trini 8:30PM d D G D Married... With Child­ [CNN] Oaywatch (3) How to Build a Fortune in 1989 viani. 1985 [D IS ] Robbery Under Arms A wild west (XD Home Shopping Overnight Service [U S A ] Night Flight [D IS ] M y Friend Flicka nion — and Evie schemes to make sure a Alvarado. Cee Richardson. 1987 Rated ren (CC ) (In Stereo) saga set in Australia during the 1800s. (3) Reel to Reel: muthig (3 hrs.) [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents [U S A ] All-American Wrestling 2:30PM (3D Family Medical Center romance doesn't develop. PG-13 3 It's a Uving Tw o young bush ranger recruits help dash­ [ h b o ] Survival Photogra­ 3 A t the Movies Rox Reed. Dixie W ha­ 6:35AM (3 ) Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) 3 Tennessee Tuxedo ing renegade Captain Starlight (Sam Neill) [ESPN] NBA Today GD El Mundo del Box Campeonatos y lu- [M A X ] M OVIE: 'Fandango' Five friends (3 MOVIE: Back to the Future' tley. Scheduled; " A Cry in the Dark " (Meryl phers Tony and Liz Bomford reveal the 1 2:30PM 13] NFL Today NFL pregame herd stolen cattle to market, but flee upon ® It's Your Business 3 ) Adam Smith's Money World chas entre boxeadoces internacionales lake one last fling before being drafted. ICC) A time machine transports a teen­ Streep); "Full Moon in Blue Water " (Gene’ lives of tw o species of seal found in the [M A X ] James Stewart: A Wonderful hosted by Brent Musburger with Irv Cross. hearing of his arrest. Also stars Steven VI- Outer Hebrides off Scotland's coast. Life This tribute to actor Jimmy Stewart ® Connecticut Reel Estate Showcase Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno Kevin Costner, Judd Nelson. Sam Ro- ager back to the '50s when his parents Hackman, Teri Garr). Will McDonough and Dick Butkus. (3 MOVIE: 'All Quiet on the Western t90 mm.) dler, Christopher Cummins and Ed Dever- features vintage film clips, rare photo­ bards 1985. Rated PG. (In Stereo) were still in high school. Michael J. Fox, 6:45AM (H) O m y & Collath ® Business World (XD High School Bowl Front' A young German boy plunges excit­ eauz. (2 hrs.) Part 1 of 3. graphs and numerous interviews. edly into World W ar I and soon learns the (SD Justin W ilson's Louisiarta Cookin' • 6:55PM [TMC] MOVIE: The Un Christopher Lloyd, Crispin Glover. 1985! [CN N ] Moneyweek Frer>ch in Action: Rencontres I 3 Bravo! (In Spanish) Outdoors (In Stereo) [E S P N ] SporuCenter (60 min.) 7:00AM C D W all stmt Journal Re­ 9:30AM (X) oj Kat show terror and degradation of war. Richard touchables' Elliot Ness leads a group of [ESPN] SportsCenter port GD MOVIE: 'Won Ton Ton. the Dog 3 3 NFL Live NFL pregame show Thomas. Ernest Borgnine, Donald Pleas- incorruptible government agents against GD Bounder [ T M C ] M O V IE:^Stree t Sm art’ A fabri­ [^SPN ] PGA Golf: Nabisco Champion­ ^ B O ] M O V IE: 'M an on Fire' A retired ( £ Synchronal Rmaarch W ho Saved Hollywood* A German She­ hosted by Bob Costas, with Ahmad Ras- ence. 1979. A1 Capone, the notorious crime boss of cated magazine story about a Times CD Robert Schuller ship Final Round From Pebble Beach. [DIS] My Father, The President Mrs CIA agent takes on a dangerous mission to C £ Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck pherd provides the route to Hollywood had. Paul Maguire, Frank Deford and Gayle Calif. (2 hrs.) (Live) 1930s Chicago^evin Costner, Sean Con­ Squace pimp lands a Manhattan journalist d D 3 Alice Ethel Roosevelt Derby reflects on the life of rescue the kidnapped daughter of an Italian Dialogue success for an aspiring actress, a would- Gardner. nery, Robert DiB^Niro 1987 Rated R (In in hot water. Christopher Reeve. Kathy QD Taonage Mutant Ninja Turtles [USA] Throb her father, Theodore Roosevelt, 26th pres­ industrialist. Scott Glenn, -Jade Malle. d D Point of View be producer and a bankrupt studio head. GD Soccer; New ell's vs. Nacional Liber- Stereo) Baker. Mimi Rogers. 1987 Rated R. (In @ Meet th« Praam (CC|. 3 On the Record ident of the United States. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Bruce Dem, Madeline Kahn. Ron Leibman tadores Cup. (2 hrs.) 5:00PM 3 } M O V IE: '48 H R S.' A fast- Stereo) G D Larry Jortes 1975. G ^ Spotlight on Government (ID 60 Minutes (CC ) (60 min.) Adatante [D IS ] Best of Ozzie and Harriet talking convict is released from prison for 7:00PM 9:00PM d ) MOVIE: 'Where the [U SA ] Cover Story [U SA] Deal-A-Meal GD Divine Pian GD PELICULA: 'Pacto Oiabolico' (X) GD 21 Jum p Street While working Hell's That Gold7il7' Premiere, (CC) ® M y Secret Identity Andrew helps an [D IS ] W e the People Highlights of the 3:00PM (3D Magnum, P.I. 48 hours to help a detective catch two es­ 2:30AM (T ) New England Sunday (R) You Can Beat Baldness National Bicentennial Competition on the caped killers. Nick Nolte, Eddie Murphy undercover with a dope dealer, Hanson Outlaws out for their gold stash in 1870s 1 1:30PM (XD Magnum, P.I. aging T V hero (Gene Barry) who's no lon­ GD Life Matters Premiere Part 5 of 13 (XD Credit Time Bomb ® James Kennedy ger able to perform his famous stunts. Constitution and Bill of Rights in which (X) MOVIE: 'The Seven-Ups' A special Annette O'Toole. 1982. witnesses the shooting of a neighborhood- Mexic o find themselves forced to trans­ (XD Sports Extra ^ ' [C N N ] Science and Technology Week squad pursues criminals whose offenses watch group leader. (60 min.) (In Stereo) port i trainload of dynamite in Chihuahua. 500,000 high school students were tested (XD Public People/Private Lives (ID 3 MOVIE: 'All the President's Men' (g ) Rin-Tin-'TIn ® Visual Test [DIS] Zorro call fpr seven years or more in prison. Roy Willie Nelson. Jack Elam. 1988. MOVIE: 'Dial 'M ' for Murder' A hus­ on their knowledge and understanding of (XD 3 Incredible Sunday (CC ) Holo­ band plans to have his wife murdered after Reporters Woodward and Bernstein stum­ ® It's Your Business GD Ayer, Hoy y Manana the Constiution. Scheider. Victor Arnold, Jerry Leon, 1974 (XD Knight Rider [ESPN] Powerboat Racing: Interna­ caust survivors recall Anne Frank's final (XD GD It's Garry Shandling's Show he discovers that she is unfaithful. Ray Mil- ble onto the biggest story of their careers, ® Kenneth Copeland GD M y Secret Identity [ESP N ] Sports Reporter tional Outboard Grand Prix From Fort (XD Siskel & Ebert Scheduled: Gene and 3 NWA Pro Wrestling days; a man claiming to be a werewolf; Garry adds political humor to his broadcast land. Grace Kelly, Robert Cummings. the.break-in at the offices of the Demo­ Lauderdale. Fla. (60 min.) (Taped) Roger discuss movies that had an impact cratic National Cbmmiwee. Robert Red- ® Jimmy Swaggart [CNN] Your Money [U S A ] Cartoons GD All Creatures Great and Small evidence that human cells show emotion of the presidential election returns. (In 1954. on them. when removed from the body; people Stereo) ford. Dustin Hoffman. Jason Robards d D Fantastic World of Hanna Barbara [DIS] Raccoons (In Stereo) 1:00PM CiD Crunch Course II: Magni­ 3 Saint (XD Baretta 1976, 11:10AM [C N N ] Travel Guide 3 America's Top Ten used as bait for deadly pythons. (60 min.) (X!D Untouchables ficent Elevens (60 min.) 3 Friday the 13th: The Series Micki 3 Honeymooners [CNN] DaybTMk Lighter Side of Sports Hosf Jay C E T J . Hooker [C N N ] Sports Latenight 11.30AM Century 21 Homes for GD Firing Line; Japanese Takeover: proves that love is blihd when she falls for OS Lifeetylee of the Rich end Femoue [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer Johnstone. (S MOVIE: 'Sunset Limousine' An as­ 3 Save the Children Sale piring comic sets out to change his reputa- Good or Bed? a movie star, who’s actually a murderer in (3 Magical Worid of Disney: Mick­ Actress Brigitte Nielsen; T V producer A a­ [DIS] MOVIE: World's G r^est Ath- [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Mr. Smith Goes jto 3 Forever Lean II [ESPN] SportsCenter (X) Hom e Show tiort by taking a job as a limousine y 3 Charlie's Angels disguise. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ey's 60th Birthday Live action and anima­ ron Spelling; Mr. T . (60 min.) lete Raised Tarzan-style in Africa, a primi­ Washington' A naive man who becomes tion plus the casts of "Family Ties " and tive blonde youth is carried off fo America [USA] Calliope chauffeur. John Ritter. Susan Day. Paul Re­ 3 Star Search (60 min.) m W WF Wrestling 3 3 George Michael's Sports Mach- a Senator gets into deep trouble with a d ) ® This Week With David Brinkley 3 M O V IE: 'Flash Gordon' A trio of "Cheers" help in the celebration. (60 min.) for potential athletic glory. Jan-Michael (CC). iser. 1983. 7;20AM [MAX] m o v i e : Texas' Two sharp politician. Jean Arthur. James Ste­ earthlings travel to the planet Mongo in an @ Inside Family Ties: Behind the (In Stereo) 3 ^ Masterpiece Theatre: A Perfect Vincent, John Amos, Tim Conway. 1973. CXD Bamaby Jones friends, a rustler and a cattleman, end up wart, Edward Arnold. 1939. GD A t the Movies Rex Reed, Dixie W ha­ attempt to save Earth from Ming the Merci­ Scenes of a Hit (C C ) Interviews with cast Spy (CC) While Pym and Axel’s partner­ 3 Massachusetts Council of Rabbis Rated G. less. Sam J. Jones, Melody Anderson. 3 National Geographic Jane Goodall ex­ on opposite sides. Glenn Ford. William tley. Scheduled: "A C ry in the D ark' (Meryl 3 Marvel Action Universe and crew members of the popular T V sit­ ship is at Its height while both are posted [^B P H ] College Football: Teems to be ^ M C ] MOVIE: 'The Wind and the Lion' Max Von Sydow 1980 plores the East African habitats of wild to Washington, D C . CIA agent Grant Led- MOVIE: 'About Last Night...' A pair Holden. Claire Trevor. 1941. Streep); "Full Moon in Blue W a te r' (Gene com "Family Ties." Henry Winkler nar­ of young people struggle to form a lasting Announced t3 hrs.) (R) An American widow and her two children 3 NFL Football: Regional Coverage chimpanzees. (60 min.) erer suspects Pym is working for the Hackman. Teri Garr). Bengals at Chiefs, Colts at Packers, Pa­ GD Masterpiece Theatre: A Perfect Spy rates (60 min.) mlationship after an initial one-night stand 7:30AM C3D At the Movies become pawns in a test of wills when they 3 WWF Superstars of Wrestling Czechs. (60 min.) Pan 5 of 7. [USA] PGM Sale triots at Jets or Chargers at Falcons. (3 (CC ) Pym joins the British intelligence ser­ GD are kidnapped by a Moroccan desert chief­ (3) Winning at Losing Small W onder (C C ) The Brindles and James Belushi. d D Breakthrough hrs.) (Live) vice, marries a suitable young woman, and (3 MOVIE: 'Silver Bullet' A young boy 3 It's a Uving Jan discovers that she's 19o6. 2:50AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : v iv * z * (3) TV Open House the Lawsons battle each other on a TV tain. Sean Connery. Candice Bergen, Brian while in Czechoslovakia on assignment, and his uncle attempt to stop the murder­ expecting a baby. P®f®l The famous Mexican leader and his d D Sunday Mass l3 Connecticut News Week game show. ® John McLaugbKn't One on One Keith. 1975. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (3) Julia Child and Company: Sunday begins a working partnership with his ous path of a werewolf that is terrorizing people try to create a democracy. Marlon G D World Tomorrow [CNN] Newswatch [CN N] Week in Review (XD To Be Announced. Night Supper (R) (3 Little House on the Prairie friend Axel. (60 min ) Part 4 of 7, their town. Gary Busey, Corey Haim, Ever­ | ]} Synchronel Reteereh: Cen You Beat Brando, Anthony Quinn, Jean Peters GD 10.00AM [D IS ] JF K : A Celebration of His Life and Baldness ? 1952. You Can Beat Baldness (XD 3 ) Wall Street Journal Report 3® NFL Fo o iEm M: New England Patriots GD MOVIE: 'Sentimental Journey' A [M AX ] MOVIE: 'Worid Without Sun' A ett McGill. 1985. Steampipe Alley look at underwater life and the men who Times; Race for the White House Ken­ Miracle Faith Outreach a ^N e w York Jets (3 hrs ) (Live) successful,couples' life is changed when GD All Creatures Great.and Small [C N N ] Sport* Tonight Anchors Fred G D Fantasy Island 3 World Tomorrow live a month at a time without resurfacing. nedy as a political leader and family man in 3:00AM C B m i **io«i : Im p o u iU e (§) Day of Discovery f38) M O V IE: 'Charlie’s Angels' Three at- an eight-year-old orphan enters it Jaclyn Hickman. Nick Charles. French in Action: Rencontres II 1965. ^ [CNN] Newswatch the years 1957-60. (60 min.) Part 2 of 3. 0 8 Horn* Shopping Netwoilt (3 hrs.) G D Jimmy Swaggart tractive female detectives use their wits Smith. Oavid Dukes, Jessica Rene Carroll [U S A ] HoHywood Insider (3) Dr. James Kennedy 1984 [D IS ] M OVIE: 'Topper Returns' A beau­ [U S A ] Diamonds (60 min.) (3 ) T artd T (CC) A professional thief sets [CN N] NFL Preview and feminine charms to con the slayer of a [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Making Mr. Right' A ® Home Shopping Overnight Service ® Celebrate: Lincoln tiful ghost haunts Topper and urges him to Continue* (2 hrs., 30 min.) out to murder a witness to his crime [D IS] Grimm's Fairy Tales wealthy man. Kate Jackson. Jaclyn Smith [CN N ] World Report New Wave publicist is hired to teach a life­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Outrageous 11:50PM [MAX] M O V IE: Eve of the find her murderer. Roland Young, Joan d:05PM iig a r An ex-con confronts the drug- GD La Santa Misa Farrah Fawcett-Majors 1975 like android some social graces before he Fortune' Tw o actresses take off on a wild [CNNfEvan* I, Novak (3 ) Chalice of Salvation [E S P N ] NFL Gameday Preview of to­ [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: Blondell, Dennis O'Keefe. 1941. (Colorized dealing motorcycle gang that murdered his goes public. Ann Magnuson, John Maikov- cross-country chase to track down their [CNN] Big Story day's NFL Football schedule (60 mm ) 4l£ Let's Go Bowling Man In Flight Highlights of the feature film Version) wife. G a^Busey. Yaphet Kotto. Seymour . [U S A ] Program Yourself for Success GD Mister Rogers (CC). (R) ich, Ben Masters. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In mutual boyfriend. Bette Midler. Shelley The Absent-Minded Professor. " and a Cassel. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) [DIS] Dumbo's Circus (3) Drawing Men to Christ [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Far Country' A G8 Firing Line: The Long Not-So-Hot Stereo) [E S P N ] NFL Primetime Scores and high­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Prin­ Campaign look at the history of aviation. (60 min.) Long. Peter Coyote. 1987. Rated R. (In 3:15AM [ESPN] Bodyshapirtg (3 ) Sacrifice of the Mass Czechoslovakian doctor emigrates to Aus­ t^S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents lights of today's games (60 min ) Stereo) ■•2:55PM [HBO] let & Ten: The cess snd the Call Q lrf A New York soci­ tralia to practice medicine in the years fol­ [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Allan Quatermain and [H B O ] Tales of Little W om en Laurie's GD M O V IE: 'Grease' A young man and [U SA] Miami Vice Bulla Mean Busirtess (CC) Knocked un­ alite must substitute for a look-alike call girl (3) Munsters Today Immigration officials (XD GD Tracey Ullman Show father invites Jo to tea. lowing World War II. Sigrid Thornton, Mi­ his summer sweetheart meet again in their the Lott City of Gold' Quatermain and his ® * ^ 0 P M (ID Charles in Charge Charles. 9:30PM conscious, Clayton dreams the Bulls are at a party. Carol Levy, Victor Bevine, Chris­ arrive for Grandpa, who hasn't filed for citi­ chael York. Don Barker. 1986. (In Stereo) senior year of high school. John Travolta bride-to-be discover a lost civilization Buddy and the gang take part in a quiz con­ 7:30PM 3 Runaway With the Rich A young woman wins the state lottery tine Swing. 1983. zenship. fighting in Vietnam. (In Stereo) 7:55AM [TMC) m o v i e : 'Jimmy the [TM CJ MOVIE: 'Outrageous Fortune' Olivia Newton-John. Stockard Channinq' 1978. ^ Continued... n — MANCHESTER HEBALD, Saturday, N o t. -12;JM6 FOCUS / Entertainment F O C U S / H obbies Jodie Foster at her best You’re set to make prints By Sandy Colton T H E A C ­ cringe in horror as we see that The Associated Press Turn on the enlarger and focus CUSED (R) A this sexual play is being inter­ at the widest f-stop, raising or superb perfor­ Camera Angles preted as “asking for it.” In last week’s column, you saw lowering the enlarger head to mance by Jodie GRADE ★ ★ •/i how easy, inexpensive and educa­ crop the picture, if you like. Insert Foster ignites Filmeter WITHOUT A CLUE (PG ) Some tional it is to develop your own a No. 3 Poiycontrast filter into the this fact-based things would seem foolproof — film. filter drawer. ’Turn off the en­ account of a Robert DIMatteo this revisionist view of Sherlock You learned that processing larger and stop the lens down two young woman Holmes and Dr. Watson starring requires an investment of less stops. Put a fresh piece of paper who is gang- ($3.95). In place of the tongs, you Michael Caine and Ben Kingsley than $25, most of it a one-time onto the easel, being careful not to raped in a bar. can use spring-clip clothespins. among them. But. after setting up expense for equipment that will move it or the enlarger. Save the As played by Start with a variable-contrast a potentially clever situation, the be used many times. first one for focusing on later Foster, the paper. Porter’s has a 25-sheet pictures. movie turns out to be a mirthless Now that you're an old hand at woman is a complex creature. package of 8-by-lO Varigrade RC betrayed, Foster shames her dud. processing film, you’re ready to ’Turn the enlarger on again for Hardly your typical movie vic­ glossy paper for $10.95. You’ll lawyer into pursuing the case The gimmick of Gary Murphy make prints. Again, I suggest you 10 seconds. Take the paper from tim, she’s a rootless low-life — a also n e ^ a filter kit, such as the further, charging those who wit­ and Larry Strawther’s script is stay with black-and-white until the easel and immerse it quickly pot-smoking, heavy-drinking System 7 Polycontrast ($12.95); nessed the rape with criminal that Watson (Kingsley) is the real you gain a little more experience. into the first (developer) tray, waitress who lives in a trailer an adjustable '8-by-lO Testrite solicitation. sleuth mastermind of the duo. To Making prints requires some tipping the tray from side to side with her lay-about musician print easel ($22.95); and Dektol The movie is basically the guard his reputation as a doctor, additional items. Most of the to agitate it during developing. boyfriend. She favors tight paper developer ($4.95 for two illustration of these two points. he has hired a lowly actor (Caine) prices quoted here were taken After one and a half to two blouses, skimpy miniskirts and a 1-quart packages). Written by Tom Topor, who to enact the characte of Holmes, from the latest Porter’s Camera minutes, use the print tongs to surly, teasing attitude. Led by Excluding the paper and devel­ scripted the courtroom drama and thus takes credit for solving Store catalog (Box 628, Cedar move the print into the second Foster's fierce and brazen perfor­ oper, you have a one-time equip­ “ Nuts.” it’s a little thin — an the cases. Falls, lA 50613). You can use (water) tray. With the second set mance, the movie makes the ment expense of less than $200. issue-of-the-week movie of the Once the movie sets up this them to compare prices in your of tongs, move the print into the point that no one could ever FRIENDLY FACE — Mickey Mouse items are a favorite of You’re now ready to make a sort that TV handles better. inverted relationship, it settles neighborhood. third (fixer) tray. It’s important deserve to be raped, that there is many collectors. print. First, mix the Dektol Director Jonathan Kaplan for being no more than a slightly Your most important and most to keep the two tongs separate. If all the difference in the world developer according to the in­ (“ Heart Like a Wheel” ) seems comic version of a typical Sher­ expensive purchase will be for an fixer from the tongs gets into the between being sexually flirta­ structions and store it in a quart visually stymied. He also fails to lock Holmes mystery. Very enlarger and lens. Porter’s has a developer, it will neutralize it. tious — even promiscuous — and jar. Set up your enlarger on a get an interesting performance slightly comic. Caine gives one of Bogen X35B, which lists for After a few minutes, turn on the having men violently force them­ from Kelly McGillis in an admit­ his rare mediocre performances, Consuming passion sturdy tqble. Screw the safelight room lights and check yourprint. selves on you. $109.95, that will enlarge to bulb into a nearby socket so that tedly limited role. and the twinkly eyed Kingsley 8-by-lO. It’s an excellent buy that If it’s too light, add a few more The movie also makes another The faint-hearted should know conveys more effort than fun. you’ll be able to see when you’ve seconds of exposure time on your point — that the three men who features filter drawers which will turned off the room lights. Make that the movie includes a graphic Viewers who long to see a let you use variable-contrast next try. If there’s too much cheered on the rapists were guilty coiiecting Mickey sure no outside light leaks into the recreation of the events leading witty-take-off on the Holmes tales papers and expand later into contrast, use a filter with a of a crime, too. Initially, Foster’s MAFIA PROBLEM — Don Ameche plays a poor Italian room; if necessary, cover win­ up to and including the rape. would do well to keep an eye out color printing. smaller number; if too flat, use a yuppie attorney (Kelly McGillis) immigrant who becomes entangied with the Mafia in Mickey dows with a blanket and seal door Rather than being exploitative, for the 1976 “ Seven Percent If you are a serious amateur higher-numbered filter. After a plea-bargains to get a reduced Mouse, the cracks with a towel. this is a canny way for the film to Solution” instead. GRADE: * ‘/i "Things Change." and expect to eventually get into few tries, you’ll be able to hit the sentence for the rapists, suspect­ implicate us in the case. We kingpin of the Next, set up your three S-by-10 right exposure and filter on the ing that Foster would fare poorly Disney empire, color printing, I recommend a trays in a row on a nearby table or watch as Foster flirts and cavorts BAT *1 (R ) In this engrossing Fujimoto enlarger. The 35mm first try. Repeat the procedure in court. Irate, and feeling has celebrated Coflectors’ counter. Fill the first tray about that night in the bar, and we little Vietnam War drama. Gene version, which includes a built-in until you get the perfect print and Hackman stars as a S3-year-old, his 60th birth- halfway with a solution of Dektol then use it as a guide in making Things Change’ role d a y . Time Corner timer, color analyzer and dich- and water in a 1-to-l ratio. Fill the retirement-oriented Air Force roic color bead, has become a prints from your other negatives. career officer who is called off the magazine for Russ MacKendrick second tray with water. Pour When you’re through printing, Nov. 7 has a standard in many newspaper and fixer (the same used to process golf course one day to help a wirephoto darkrooms. It’s availa­ transfer all your satisfactory reconnaissance mission. Shot familiar to Ameche special adver­ the film) into the third tray. prints into the water tray and ble only from Pitman Photo Inc. down and left stranded in an area tising section Placfe the negative in the wash them under running water which includes (3170 N.W. 36th St„ Miami, FL enlarger’s film carrier with the that is soon tobe the location of an By Bob Thomas father operated a saloon fre­ 33142) and lists for M99.95. for 10 minutes or longer. Spread a two-page writeup called ” Mick- emulsion (dull) side facing the American bombing effort. Hack- The Associated Press quented by Sicilians. Minnie Mouse was not some­ In addition to an enlarger, them out on paper towels and let man hides out in the jungle while eymania: A Consuming body’s afterthought. The very easel. ’Turn on the safelight, turn them air-dry, or speed up the “ Once I poured water on an you’ll need a safelight bulb off the room lights, and place a a dedicated pilot (Danny Glover) LOS ANGELES — Don Ameche Passion.” first public appearance of Mickey process with a hairdryer. enormously powerful man that ($3.95), three 8-by-lO print trays sheet of paper into the easel with tries to rescue him. didn’t need to go far to research ’The story tells of a toy designer, was in a synchronized sound film And — except for the cleanup — Pop had hit across the shoulders ($6.95) and a set of print tongs the emulsion (shiny) side up. Essentially, the movie is one his role as a poor Italian immi­ with a baseball bat,” he recalled. a professor of art at UConn. and a shown at the Colony Theater, that’s it! more war rescue drama, but it’s grant who becomes entangled ” We thought he was dead. I lawyer, all caught up by the New York City, in 1928. In the crisply directed, and it knows with the Mafia in David Mamet’s poured gallons of water on him Mickey Mouse bug. The lawyer movie. "Steamboat Willie,” one 'enough to stay close to its two new film “ Things Change.” until he revived. has a traditional business card, bit of action has Minnie being central characters — building “ Yes, I saw incredible things in and then another card saying rescued by Mickey wielding a feeling through me performances “ From the standpoint of know­ "Bernard C. Shine. Mickeyolo- boat hook. ing the character, I probably that saloon. I saw it all.” of the two lead actors. The men After four years of drift in gist.” He collects only Micks The big-eared character don’t meet until near the end of never played one that I knew any from the 1932-38 time span when created in 1928 was soon known better,” he said. ” My father was college, Ameche’s mellifluous the picture, but they communi­ voice made him a popular actor in the eyes showed tiny white slivers worldwide — Topolino in Italy cate by radio code — in golf bom and raised in Italy, and he like a pie slices on the black. and Miki Kuchi in Japan. In our didn’t come here until he was 25. Chicago radio. By the mid-1930s, terminology — and we feel their Hollywood was calling. Some hard-liners collect only own country he is credited with growing bond. GRADE: The accent was totally his; he had licensed material (9.000 items so saving Ingersoll-Waterbury from It Makes Sense VICTIM AND LAWYER — Jodie Foster, left, is the victim He took a screen test in August it until the day he died.” fa r), but the UConn professor. disaster by means of his picture and Kelly McGillis is her attorney in "The Accused," the 1935 — ” I saw it, and I hated it — (Film grading: ♦★ ★ ★ excellent, Ameche’s performance as the John Fawcett, takes anything on watches. (Try to get an early story of a gang rape and its aftermath. but then I found out later that I * * ★ good, *★ fair, * poor.) ingenious cobbler who manages hated everything I did” — and that looks good. one for less than $400!) And then News* Sports. Features and McDonald's® Tool to beat the mobsters at their own was rejected by MGM. But an The photograph accompanying the Lionel Train Corporation was game drew a best-actor award agent saw it, arranged for a this week’s column features a rescued by a Mickey-and-Minnie Become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum (shared with co-star Joe Man­ second screen test later that year, pride of Mickey Mouses (M ice?). handcar. Cincna tegna) at the Veni(te Film Festi­ and Ameche was signed by The spindle-legged creature with The whole story of Disneyana of 13 weeXs) and we'll send you a $5.00 book of McDonald’s* val. The actor has another major Darryl Zanuck. big feet and white gloves was — Donald Duck, Dumbo, Bambi Gift Certificates to use at any McDonald’s* location. Don’t wait! film coming this fail: “ Cocoon; A versatile actor who was made in Hong Kong for Marx and Snow White, can be found in HARTMmO Sun 13, 3:13, 4:30, 7:40,9:43. — Myetic Roo*r4 Rabbit (PG) Sot-Sun 3 — Punch The Return,” repeating the role Toys. It bears the ever-present 1975 publication: “ The Art of ChMnM CItv — CroMlne txiancev P ltn (R) Sot 13:33, 3:33, 3, 7:30, 9:40, Line (R) SatandSun4:13,7. — DIeHord equally at home with musicals, Fill Out the Coupon below. Mail or drop off to the (PG ) Serf-Sun 1:30, 3:30, 7:10, 9:30. — 11:40; Sun 13:33, 3:33, 3, 7:30, 9:40. — (R) Sot-Sun 9:30. that brought him the Academy comedies and dramas, Ameche “ Walt Disney Productions.” The Walt Disney,” by Christopher Stfoom Bombay Sot-Sun 1:30,4,7,9:40. Erneit Sovet Chrlitmoi (PG) Sot 13:30, Award as best supporting actor of became Zanuck’s busiest star. next in line, two Mickeys and a Finch. Distributed by NA L’Times Manchester Herald Office at: 16 Bralnard PL, Manchester. Ct. 06040 — Modomo Soutofifco (P6-13) Sot-Sun 3:40, 4:90, 7:30, 9:40, 11:40; Sun 13:30, WILLIMANTIC Minnie, are plastic banks. The Mirror. 1:10, 3:43, 6:30,9:30. — Bird (R) Sot 3, 3:40,4:30,7:30,9:40. — Cry In (he Dork Jlllten Sduore Cinema — U3; Rattle 1985. His most enduring film was 4:40,9:43; Sun 1,4:13,7:43. (R ) Sot 11 3:33, 4:30, 7:10, 9:43, and Hum (P(3-13) Sot 12:30.3,3:30,7:40, Not bad for an 8l)-year-old. “ Alexander Graham Bell.” When bitsy one in front was made of midnight; Sun13,3:33,4:30,7:10,9:43.— 10, 13; Sun 12:30, 3, 3:20, 7:40, 10. — rubber by Bully of West Ger­ □ □ □ BAST HARTPORD Child* Ploy (R) Sot 13:40,3,3,7:13,9:30, Everybody'* All-American (R) Sot Ameche still looks in wonder-. his film career waned, he stayed Poor RIelwrdi Pob end ClMHM— Dio 11:30; Sun 13:40,3,3, 7:13,9:20. 13:13, 3, 7:10, 9:90, 13:13; Sun 13:13. 3, ment at the events of his so-called active in other media, returning many. The poInty-head at the SAVE A DATE: Nov. 20 - I want to bMoma a New MancheBter Herald SubecHber (for a minimum of 13 Hard (R) Sot 7,9:30,13; Sun 3,7:13,9 :». 7:10,9:90.— MyetIcPIna (R) Sot 1,3:30, sunset years. He said the Oscar extreme right is a “ Spin-Top” MANPHIL ’88 — Stamp Show at weeka) and receive my $5.00 book of McDonaid'a* Gift Certlfleatea. Sbewee* Cteomeo 1-9— Iron Bogle M MANCHESTER 3:30,7:40,9:30,13; Sun 1,3:20,3:30,7:40, to the big screen with Eddie (PO) Sot 13:40, 3, 3:03, 7:40, 10, 13:03; UA Tbeotere R o M - Die Hard (R) Sot 9:50. — Erneet Save* Chrletma* (PG) came as a complete surprise. Murphy in “ ’Trading Places.” made in Hong Kong for Mono­ Illing. Dealers, auction, refresh­ Sun 13:40, 3, 3:03, 7:40, 10. — The ond Sun 2,4:30,7,9:40. — Who Framed Sot 13:43,3:03,3;13,7:30,9:43,11:43; Sun “ I didn’t believe I would win gram of Florida. ments and camaraderie. Free Aecuoed (R) Sot 13:43,3, 3:03,7:43, 10, Roger Rabbit (PG) Sot and Sun 3:13, 13:43, 3:03, 3:13, 7;30, 9:43. — Child* The once-slick hair has thinned, Name. 13:03; Sun 13:43, 3, 3:03, 7;43, 10. — 4:30. — Allen Notlan (R ) Sot-Sun 7:13, Ploy (R) Sot 13:13, 3:13, 3:30, 7:43, 10. ...,” he recalled. “ I was silting but Don Ameche remains a The second row shows two admission and ampple parking. Everybody'i All-American (R ) Sot 9:30. Punchline (R) Sot and Sun 2, 11:43; Sun 12:43, 3:13, 3:30, 7:43, 10. — with my oldest son when they vigorous figure at four score. His Mickeys and a Minnie, made by Address. 13:30,3:43^, 7:30,9:40,11:33; Sun 13:30, 4:40,7:10,9:33. — Pink Floyd; The Wall They Live (R) Sot 12:43,3:03,3:33,7:43, the Sun Rubber Company of Ohio. 3:43, 3, 7:30, 9:40. — The Good Mother (R) Sot midnight. — Heavy Metal (R) 10.13; Sun 12:43,3:03,3:33, 7:43. 10. announced my name. All I could recipe? Russ MacKendrick is a Man­ (R) Sot-13:10, 3:33, 4:04, 7:33, 9:33, Sot midnight. — Rocky Horror Picture say was, ‘Oh. my God!’ ’’ They are worth a few bucks. chester resident who is an author­ Phone______Show (R ) Sat midnight. ” My doctor was a very down-to- midnight; Sun 13:10, 3:33, 4:40, 7:33, Ameche could understand the earth man with a wonderful Towering over all of them is a ity on a wide range of collectibles. One ^ FamHf — Mmm aeaaaN»era Only fnof pood wHh any offier coupons or apeelafBj 9:33. — U3: Rottleond Hum (PG-13) Sot The first permanent settlement underworld types of “ Things plush Mickey with a logo attached 13:13, 3:30, 4:43, 7:13, 9:30, 11:40; Sun VRRNON outlook on life,” he said. “ He was Questions should be sent to: _ C m ip o i^ b ^ k _ m lle ^ ji^ i raealpl of payment lor a 13-week subaerlptlon. 13:13,3:30,4:43,7:13,9:30. — They Live C In elA S — Allen Notion (R) Sot and in Ohio was made at Marietta in Change.” His boyhood was spent to his ear saying “ Everyone likes Collectors' Comer, P.O. Box 591, (R ) Sot 13, 3:13, 4:30, 7:40, 9:43, 11:90; Sun 1:30,4:30,7:10,9:40.-WhoPromed a firm advocate in moderation in 1788. in Kenosha, Wis., where his everything.” to get APPLAUSE.” Manchester 06040. so - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Nov. Ig,'i988 V MANCHESTER.HERALD. Saturday, Nov. 12-, 1988 — 31 FOCUS / Computers FOCUS / Books How to turn your computer into ‘productive tooi’ Remembering the environment that shaped her

By Lorry Blosko escalating rapidly to more than Bv Hlllel Itolle the author. lived. $500. The print quality looks like support continuous-form paper ter speeds given usually refer to The Associated Press American writers as Gabriel naive attempt to make the world The Associated Press $4,000. They make the image by top-notch typing but daisywheel and have tractors, the spiked- the speed when the machine is Storytelling. Allende ex­ She married an engineer when Garcia Marquez. more comprehensible, more using a laser beam to form plained. is a way of preserving she was 19 and had two children. "It’s a combination of legends, printers are (comparatively) wheel arrangements for hauling printing — not including time NEW YORK - Isabel Allende tolerable.” Guilt will eventually drive you characters on a drum that slow and noisy. And, they won’t paper through the machine. when the machine is advancing memory. Since leaving Chile She became a journalist and superstitions, myths. The Indian With Chileans rejecting the to buying a printer for your transfers the image to plain is a storyteller. “Eva Luna.,” her after the 1973 military coup, she supported the government of her culture, the African culture. The do graphics. In general, the greater the paper, returning the printhead or third novel, is the story of a presidency of Pinochet in a recent computer. It’s either that or paper, sort of like a smart office Dot-matrix printers are for number of pins in the print head, waiting to hear from the compu­ has struggled to remember the distant cousin Salvador Allende, dreams of the Spaniards who plebescite, she will visit the admit to the rest of the family that photocopier. They’re also fast, most of us. They form the image the bettOr-looking the output. storyteller. environment that shaped her as a a Socialist elected president in came here. The possibility of country in December. ter. When you take all those "I used to listen to the maid and child. you spent around $l.ooo for a reasonably quiet and offer excel­ of the character by striking tiny There are 9,18 and 24-pin printers chores into account, the actual 1970 and overthrown by the finding Utopia.” self-warming doorstop. lent type quality and great cook tell stories in the kitchen.” “I realized about myself that I military in 1973. Allende’s second novel, "Of "I froze a country 15 years ago pins against a ribbon to make dots available. Another issue is print­ throughput speed is apt to be Allende said in a recent inter­ So spend anywhere from $200 to flexibility. That’s why they’re a on the paper. If the image is ing speed, usually expressed in lower than the advertised speed. have lost something that was Allende became an outspoken Love and Shadows,” came out in and took it with me,” she said. $2,000 and up for a printer and tell favorite of businesses and desk­ view. ”I loved that. I’ve read invisible, that I could not put in opponent of the new regime of 1987, and had the same themes of "When I go back. I won’t know formed of enough dots and if the character per second (CPS). Beyond speed, check to see how stories since I was very little. I them your hobby is now a top publishing operations. spacing between them is tight Multiply by 10 to get an idea of easy (or difficult) it is to load words,” said Allende. "The only Gen. Augusto Pinochet and went good and evil, darkness and light, where I’ll belong.” "productivity tool,” which is how Daisywheel printers are essen­ grew up with storytelling.” word I could think of was roots. into exile in 1975, leaving her that appear in all her works. But no matter what, Allende enough, the resuit is “NLQ” or woords-per minute, as in 30 CPS paper and change ribbons. And “Eva Luna” (Knopf, $18.95) a hobby is best described when tially computer-controlled ty­ “near letter ||uality” printing. 300 words per minute. pay attention to how much a It's memory.” family behind. They were later In the third novel, she balances will go on telling stories. it’s this expensive. pewriters. A type wheel arranged takes place in a Latin American Allende, whose father was a reunited. Eva Luna’s passionate love af­ “Eva Luna can not only trade NLQ is good enough for most Be careful to note that printers replacement ribbon costs and country closely resembling Chile. Computer printers come in like the petals of a daisy moves uses. are generally advertised at their how long a ribbon lasts. Ribbons diplomat, was bom in 1942 in Her first novel, “House of the fairs with the violence and the stories, she can make her life three main t3rpes — laser, daisy- across the page and a hammer The title character is orphaned as Peru, but moved to Chile at age 3. Spirits.” was released in 1982 and oppression of the outside world. better and others around her. She Costs for dot-matrix printers “draft” speed, making just one can range from $1 or so to $8 and a child and grows up poor. She wheel and dot-matrix. strikes the appropriate letter on start at around $200 and there are pass at the characters. The speed up, making a significant cost She lived comfortably as a child combined her strong political "I think that I’m surrounded by makes the world more tolerable. Laser printers are expensive, the rotating type wheei. The many excellent buys in the $500 soon discovers she can earn a and was spa red the poverty under beliefs with “magic realism,” a violence, shadows, confusion,” That’s what I try to do all the for NLQ is usually a lot slower. difference over the life of the living by telling stories — just like going for at least $1,500 and daisywheel ballpark is around range. Most dot-matrix printers Also understand that the charac­ machine. which so many in her country style associated with such Latin Allende said. “Writing is maybe a time.” MANCHESTER HAS IT MANCHESTER HAS IT

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This column is prepared by the staff on Thanksgiving Day. You may walk in. exercise with "Rose” , 1:30 p.m. P N E W Y O R K And intruding on an already By The Associated Press of the Manchester Senior Citizens’ No reservations are required. For Tuesday — Oil painting. 9:30 a.m.: (AP) - Wall Center. nervous market were fears that further information call the Manches­ square dancing. 10 a.m.: exercise with t n . Street wanted it, Congress might move to put the ■ George Bush’s victory in the U.S. ter Area Conference of Churches at Cleo. 1:30 p.m.: basketweaving (be­ expected it and By Jeanette Cave brakes on leveraged buyouts. presidential race, although welcomed by the 646-4114. ginner’s level), 2 p.m.: grocery shop­ got it. But when a Director Those concerns emerged when markets, failed to rally the weakening dollar. Individuals in need of an "energy kit” ping (Stop & Shop), call a day in George Bush vic­ may obtain one free of charge by Republican Senate Minority Bob Stock and bond prices were also depressed advance for ride: non-grocery shopping tory finally ar­ The Thanksgiving Day Program will stopping at the center and filling out a Dole suggested at midweek that immediately after the election as worries (K mart), call a day in advance for ride. rived, there was be held Thursday at the Senior Citizens' short application and sending it to the deductibility of interest rates emerged oyer how the new president will deal Wednesday — Pinochle. 9:30 a m.: no celebration. Center. Northeast Utilities. The kits will be used for buyouts be eliminated. with the nation’s trade and budget deficits. Friendship Circle. 10 a.m.: arts and Instead, inves­ The entertainment will be provided mailed to residents. There are some crafts. 12:30 p.m.: bridge. 12:30 p.m.: With little to soothe their ■ The government said wholesale price tors sighed, then by filing Junior High School’s Band, 3,700 kits available. exercise with "Rose” . 1:30 p.m. shattered confidence, investors inflation slowed to zero last month as food costs filing students will also bake pumpkin retreated. A makeup flu clinic will be held Nov. Thursday — Orchestra rehearsal. 9 fled to the sidelines to sort out the dropped for the first time since February. pies to be served as dessert. The meal When all was 21 from 9 to 11 a m. at the Lincoln a.m.: lunch, 11:45a.m.; program. 12:30 prospects for the future. Another report showed Americans took out will consist of turkey breasts with Center. Individuals are asked toconsult p.m.: “ Illing Junior High Ensemble” : said and done, $1.88 billion more in consumer debt than they gravy and stuffing, candied sweet This post-election paralysis with their physician before making basketweaving (advanced level). 2 the market acted paid off in September. potatoes, peas, cranberry sauce, roll, was reflected in a sharp decline in arrangements to have the flu shot. p.m. more relieved ■ A real estate trade group said the booming beverage and dessert. trading activity. Volume on the A blood pressure clinic will be held Friday— ceramics. 9:30a.m.: bingo, that Michael Du­ housing market in the Northeast cooled off in Reservations for the dinner are Big Board averaged 138.62 mil­ Wednesday, Nov. 23 from 9 to 11 a.m. 10 a.m.: exercise with ” Cleo” . 11 a.m.: kakis did not win, the July-September quarter, while prices of required by Tuesday at noon. Prepay­ lion shares a day, down from for those seniors whose last names setback, 12:30 p.m.: exercise with than pleased that existing homes rebounded in the industrial ment is not necessary. 150.50 million the week before. begin with the letters L through Z. "Rose” . 1:30 p.m. George Bush did. Midwest. Legal aid will be offered Thursday by CLASSES: PEOPLE ” 1 don’t think On Friday, the Dow Jones ■ Texas beat out six other states to capture appointment. Call 647-3211. SCORES: anyone really average of 30 industrials suffered the $4.4 billion superconducting super collider, Garment painting — Monday and The Senior Center will be offering a Setback — Nov. 4: Evert Carlson, Nov. 21 from9:45toll;45a.m. The cost Rather recalls film wanted Bush; he its worst one-day loss in nearly which, if Congress finds the money to build it, free Western Civilization class begin­ 135: Clara Hemingway, 125: Bill Stone. is $1. Individuals asked to. bring was the lesser of seven months, falling 47.66 points would be the largest scientific instrument ever ning Dec. 7 from 1:45 to 3:45 p.m. The 123: Helen Silver, 121: JoePeretto. 120. garment (pre-washed) such as ’T-shirt, NEW YORK (AP) — Dan Rather, then a two evils,” asserted John Bur­ the Federal Reserve would move to 2,067.03. The last bigger loss constructed. class will be informal and students will Pinochle — Nov. 7: Betty Turner, 805: young bureau chief for CBS News, recailed sweatshirt, etc. nett, senior vice president at to raise interest rates. was 101.46 points on April 14. ■ California’s Supreme Court temporarily not be graded. The textbook, entitled Helen Bensche, 791: Betty Jesanis. 771: Friday the rush of emotion when he was one of Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Straw broom — Thursday at 9:30 a. m. "World History.” will be required for John Klein. 767: Mike Haberem, 739. Next was how Bush would The Dow industrial average’s blocked deep cuts in auto insurance rates The cost is $5. the first outsiders to see a dramatic home Securities Corp. ail students. The paperback edition is Monday. Oct. 31: Betty Jesanis. 591 reduce the massive federal 78.77-point loss for the full week mandated by a proposition approved by state Decorated straw hat — Dec. 1 at 9:30 movie of the Kennedy assassination. “ I don’t know how to describe $9.95. The instructor will be Professor Sam Schors. 579: Mabel Loomis. 570: budget deficit. Many analysts was the biggest since Aug. 8-12, voters in Tuesday’s election. a m. The cost is $5. Payment is due bv "I was up and wanted to take the hinges off Wall Street’s attitude,” said Robert Harrington. The class will be Clara Hemingway. 565: John Klein. the door to tell somebody what I’d seen. I blew feared Bush had backed himself when the blue-chip indicator ■ Pillsbury Co. said it would spin off its Nov. 22. Thomas Walsh, head of equity divided into two. 10-week semesters. 552: Betty Turner. 547. out of that office and ran down the stairs. I into a comer by vowing not to dropped 81.61 points. troubled Burger King subsidiary under a plan Padded photo album — Dec. 15 at 9:30 trading for Nikko Securities Co. For more information contact the Bowling — Nov, 8: Stan Kalinowski. didn’t wait for the elevator, and I went back to raise taxes. the company says is better for shareholders a.m. The cost is $1. Materials needed The New York Stock Exchange center. .517: Jim Stackpole. 513: JohnGreszka, the station.” the CBS-TV anchorman recalled International Inc. “ You heard Then there was the question of than the $5.23 billion takeover offer from are a photo album. 1 yard of material composite index lost 4.46 over the 204. 535: Bert Sweet, 518: Paul at a news conference to discuss CBS News’ more T m glad Dukakis didn’t the deteriorating dollar and how Britain’s Grand Metropolitan PLC. A judge and 2 yards of lace or eyelet. MENU: Desjeunes. 213, 554: Bob Muldoon. 209. Nov. 17 documentary marking the 25th win’ than ‘I ’m glad Bush won.” ’ foreign investors would react. week to end at 151.24; the upheld Pillsbury’s poison pill defense against a Monday — Chicken chow mein on 527: Charlie Glode. 203. 541: Ray “ (The market’s reaction) was NASDAQ composite index for the MfSCELLANY: anniversary of the John F. Kennedy The currency got a downward hostile takeover but said the company should rice. Chinese noodles, roll, dessert, Chittieto, 504: Andy Lamoureux. 562: assassination. relief that Dukakis did not win,” over-the-counter market lost 7.26 There have been several requests to shove early in the week from negotiate with Grand Met. beverage. Rusty Rusconi. 515: Harold Hinkel. 213. to end the week at 373.76; and the form an informal singing group. If you Rather learned shortly after the Nov, 22. added Michael Metz, vice presi­ Bush adviser and Harvard econo­ ■ RJR Nabisco Inc., target of a $20 billion Tuesday — Hamburger on roll, 566: Paul Venza. 201, ,520: Phil Wash- American Stock Exchange are interested call the center and give 1963, shooting that Abraham Zapruder had it on dent for Oppenheimer & Co. mist Martin Feldstein, who sug­ takeover bid, a rival proposal from its own tomato and lettuce, chicken noodle bum. 210. 573; Ted Caddy, 500; John market value index was down 6.04 your name and phone number. If the film. Rather contacted the family, but they Analysts said investors felt gested that a lower dollar would management and a possible third bid, invited soup, ice cream, beverage. Kravontka. 516; Bill Olcavage. 500; Ed at 291.48. group is formed, the center will be already had a lawyer. little like celebrating as they do more to extend the economic suitors to consider sweetening their offers. A Wednesday — Ziti and meat sauce, .Adams, 230. 616; Al Rodonis. 535; Mike looking for someone with musical Rather said network executives authorized awoke to post-election reality and recovery and help the U.S. trade special corporate committee set a Nov. 18 salad, garlic bread, fruit cup. Pierro, 210, 513; Jim Fee. 524. Analysts said the market’s ability to lead the singers. Who knows, beverage. him to offer up to $10,000. When he got back to the same problems that had deficit. The weak dollar dragged failure to respond to the Bush deadline for submission of proposals. Vi Fhilford. 202. 487: Connie Webster. the attorney. Rather said, the film had been if the group is really good, this could be troubled the market in the period down bonds and stocks. victory was in itself a message to ■ Trans World Airlines Inc. said its Thursday — Turkey with gravy, 175: Ann Siniscalch. 178: Lottie Ku- sold. the beginning of the revival of the candied sweet potato, peas, cranberry leading up to the vote — interest Added to those concerns was the president-elect. president, D. Joseph Corr, resigned in a cynski, 198, 501; Jennie Leggitt. 180. "Igrabbed him by the lapeis and said. ‘What center’s shows. sauce, roll, pumpkin pie, beverage. rates, the dollar and the budget the newest question mark: Would management realignment. TWA owner Carl 482: Mary Blazinski. 454: Betty Lamou­ do you mean, it's been sold?” ’ Life had paid “ OK, George, what do you have Please be advised that the ffealth Friday Seafood boat. V-8 juice, and trade deficits. Icahn, who continues as chairman, was reux. 453; Eleanor Bergren, 183, 483. $150,000. Bush be able to work with up your sleeve? That’s what Department has canceled the smoking dessert, beverage. With the election over, the most Congress to solve all those people want to know,” Walsh reportedly looking for an acquisition to bolster cessation class due to insufficient Bridge — Martin Zibitzky, 4,290: Tom Lynch, 3,900; Tom Giordano. 3.200; Nothing personal, folks immediate question was whetlie/ problems? said. TW A ’s routes and fleet of aircraft. Separately, registration. ON-GOING ACTIVITIES: the government denied a request that it A free Thanksgiving dinner will be Hilda Campbell. 3.100: Sol Cohen, 3,060; Monday — Ceram iesf-9:30 a.m.; Tom Regan. 3.050: Pauline Frederick. CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Comedian investigate the economic fitness of TWA. served at the South Methodist Church bingo, 10 a.m,: pinochle. 12:30 p.m.; 2.910. Dennis Miller, who says West Virginia is so Coca-Cola Co. reviving ■ Tim e Inc. said it plans to enlarge its backward it “ makes Mayberry look like a entertainment and television operations and think-tank,” says his jokes about the state expand aggressively outside the United States aren’t personal. fancy ‘Christmas bottle’ to keep pace with a foreign-led consolidation of Social Security “ I went to see Burt Reynolds’ film the media business. Cannonball Run 2’ in West Virginia. At the end ■ Chrysler Corp. established a new office of of the movie, everybody broke up into ATLANTA (A P) — The Coca- return next year to a wider the chairman to pave the way for a successor to QUESTION: With the Christmas that until you collect Social Security not be affected. Otherwise, his benefits individual discussion groups,” Miller says on Cola Co., hoping to catch lightn­ audience, she said. 64-year-old Chairman Lee A. lacocca. Gerald season approaching, I have been benefits. If she worked on her own and will probably be affected. Tell your his new album, “ The Off-White Album.” ing in a bottle, is selling short The bottles are heavier than Greenwald was named the new vice chairman. thinking about working part-time in a had earned enough Social Security The Pittsburgh native, a performer on father to tell Social Security when he Cokes in vintage, 6>A-ounce glass today’s 6‘A-ounce bottle, which ■ Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. and former local store to make some extra money credit, she would be able to receive a "Saturday Night Live.” said he didn’t intend to moves, and they’ll determine whether bottles for the holidays, 51 years itself is available in only about 65 White House chief of staff Howard Baker said for gifts. Will I still be able to get my check regardless of whether you were his benefits will be affected. upset West Virginians. Social Security checks during the time I after its fancy “ Christmas bot­ percent of the country. In addi­ they had conferred about Drexel’s internal working or not. You should know " It ’s not as deep or as vindictive as people tles” last appeared on store am employed? QUESTION: My mother’s senior /fX tion, the markings on the familiar operations, but denied a report that the though, that if you are 65 or over and would tend to think.” Miiler said this week. “ I shelves. greenish, hour-glass-shaped bot­ eligible for Social Security benefits, citizen group is planning a two month had a line about ‘Mayberry think-tank” and I ~ _ / V '/ discussions were related to a criminal The bottle, patented on Dec. 25, tle are raised and unpalnted, ANSWER: Unless you had other even though you do not collect them, European trip this fall. Since my thought, ‘ Hey, West Virginia, why not?’ investigation of the Wall Street investment 1923, will be sold in six-pack unlike today’s versions which are earnings during the year which would both you and your wife are eligible for mother has a physical condition that referring to the television show about back- giant. cause your total earnings to exceed the Medicare. And, if you haven’t already may require medical care while she’s woods life. I J’l.J carriers that are replicas of ones flat and white. ■ The U.S. Postal Service said it was annual exempt amount, your Social signed up for Medicare, it’s a good idea on the trip, we need to find out if her used in 1957 which carried the There are differences between considering a high-speed money order service Security benefit will not be reduced. to do so right away. Medicare coverage would take care of Russell losf his role slogan “ Sign of Good Tasted’ The the reproduction and the original. that would compete with Western Union Corp. The annual limit for 1988 is $8,400 for the cost of that care. carriers will be in a corrugated “ The glass is not as thick a ■ GTE Corp. said it would cut nearly 14,000 those age 65 through 69 and $6.120 for QUESTION: Dad lives by himself in NEW y 6 r k (AP) — Actor Kurt Russell says case similar to wooden crates glass,” said Coke’s official histo­ jobs over the next five years as a result of a those under age 65. ANSWER: Medicare cannot pay for the same town as my wife and I. hospital or medical services Medicare there’s only one movie he ever wanted to make first used in the 1930s. rian, Phil Mooney. “ It was simply restructuring of its telephone operations. Recently, however, it has become beneficiaries receive in Europe. Your about baseball, his former career. Inside will be Coke Classic, the produced as a unique holiday ■ Chubb Corp. agreed to a $48 million QUESTION: My wife wants to know apparent that he needs closer supervi­ mother may want to coi>6ider purchas­ It was “ Bull Durham,” and someone else got soft drink’s traditional formula, feature, a throwback to the good settlement covering farmers in 10 Midwestern If she can receive Social Security sion. My wife and I have agreed to let ing special shoW-term health insurance the leading role. not the revamped version the old days.” checks. She’s 65. She has never worked states who sued when their applications for him come and live in an apartment in that would pay for any necessary “ I agreed to do the movie and left town. When company introduced in 1985. Neither is the modern version 1988 drought insurance were denied. or paid into Social Security, and I plan I came back, I found out Kevin Costner had our home which we have fixed up for medical care during her 2-month trip. "The 6‘A-ounce bottle is always returnable. ■ The Reagan administration removed most to keep on working for a few more him. He is presently receiving SSI been cast,” Russell said in the December issue years, identified with Coke,” said Geor­ Some of the original bottles of the remaining bans imposed 47 years ago on checks. How will his benefits be This column is prepared by the East of Mademoiselle magazine. gia Camp, a spokeswoman for remain in circulation, Mooney affected? at-home production by the garment industry. Hartford office of the Social Security “ I wrote him telling him how good I thought Coca-Cola USA. said, and are worth about $5 each ANSWER: It doesn’t sound like your he was,” said Russell, 37. "But there were real ■ The Supreme Court upheld the authority of Administration. If you have a question, The packages will be available on the Coke memorabilia market. wife will be able to get Social Security ANSWER: It depends. If you father pangs. I ’ll never have a chance to do a picture the states to tax corporate income derived write to: Social Securitv, Manchester only in limited areas — Atlanta, “ I get one out of the machine checks, except as a wife on your work rents the apartment at the current like that again. That was my life on the from sales of oil and natural gas extracted Herald. P.O. Box 591. Manchester “CHRISTMAS COKE" New York state and parts of the every now and then here in the record. And, she won’t be eligible for market rental value, his benefits will 06040. screen.” from offshore wells under federal jurisdiction. . . . a 6V4-ounce bottle Midwest — but if successful, may building.” he said. BosincM in Brief Business workshop Thursday Pervil plans to close plant The East of the River Rockville Area Chamber of Com­ For more information about the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Chambers of Commerce Associa­ merce. “This is the type of Thursday program, call 643-9192. tion has announced plans for an Notices Lot*/Lond)9f Sal#.. PLAINFIELD (AP) — An announcement by training that can help them solve or stop in at any chamber office. LOit/FOUlWl...... Inv#*tm#nt P ro otrty...... Merchandise Musicol lt#m*...... all-day symposium of. business Ptrfonolf...... Builn#** ProD#rtv...... Cam#ro* and Fttete Bauipm#nt... Pervel Industries Inc. that it will close its local their business problems, and it Registration will be on a first- • Announe«mtnf9 ...... oj R#»ort Proo#rtv...... felgA Spccioli^Dtf If! I Holiday Sooionol...... Pot* ond Suppll#* ...... workshops to be held Thursday at Auction*...... 04 Morloae#*...... MI*c#llon#ou* for Sol#...... wall-covering plant Nov. 30 stunned town officials, will give them a chance to come. first-served basis. Wont#d to Buy...... Antlaut* ond ColloctlWo*...... Financial...... os Services ReofIno/SIdIng...... 57 Clothln#...... Top Sol#*...... the Quality Inn & Conference network with other local business Wontod to Buy/Trod#...... who are still reeling from American Standard Co.’s Future association programs Flooring...... S6 Purnitur#...... Center in Vernon. Employment A Education Rentals ClilHl Cor#...... SI Eloctricol...... 59 decision last month to close its plumbing fixtures owners at the same time.” will include a series of morning Part Tim# Htip Wont#«l...... 10 Room* for R*nt...... CI#onlng S#rylc#*...... 53 Haoflng/PtumMng...... 60 TV/Stor#o/Aoollonc#*...... plant. Called “Strategies For Suc­ The association members are workshops to be held monthly in Htlp Wanttd...... 11 Aportm#nt* for R#nt...... Lown C or#...... S3 MI*c#llan#ou* Strvic#*...... 61 Moehinofy and Tool*...... Automotive Situation Wonttd...... i j Condominium* for R tnt.. Bookli##olno/Incom# Ta n ...... 54 S#rvlc#a Wonted...... 63 Gordonino...... cess,” the program is the first Bu$ln#9i Oooortunititt...... 13 Mom#* for R tn t...... Corptnlry/Rtmodtllno...... $5 “What a kick in the pants at Christmas,” First the Greater Manchester cooperation with the Business Lond*coplng...... 63 Good Thino* to Bat...... Car* for Sol#...... event in a yearlong series of Initructlon...... 14 Stort/Offlc* Sooc#...... Palntlng/Poocrlno...... S6 Conervt#...... 64 Truck*/Von* for Solo...... Selectman Joseph D. Taverna said of Wednesday’s Chamber dl Commerce, the East Services Network of the commun­ Emoiovm#nt Strvic#*...... is R#*ort ProDorty .. Fu#l OII/Cool/^r#weod...... business training seminars and Camo#r«/Troll«r*...... announcement. “It’s pitiful.” Hartford Chamber of Commerce, ity colleges of Connecticut, and Real Estots Induitrlol Prootrty...... SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Form Suopllosond Equipmtnt.. Motor cvclt*/Mop#d*...... Garao#* and Storoo*...... Offlc#/R#to1l Eoulpmont...... Auto Sorvic#*...... workshops to be offered by the Mom#* 'Of Sol#...... 31 MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... The two closings mean that nearly 500 workers the Rockville Area Chamber of occasional all-day workshops Roommatt* Wont#d...... Rocrootlonol Eoulpmont...... Auto* for R#nt/L#o*#...... association to local business Condominium* for Sot#...... 33 Wanttd to Rtnt...... Call 443-2711 far more InformatlonI Ml*€#llon#ou* Automotiv#...... will lose their Jobs in the next few weeks, including Commerce, the South Windsor similar to “Strategies for Suc­ Boot* ond Morin# Eoulpm#nt,.„ ..13 Wontod to Suy/Trod#...... 90 Pervel employees. owners. Chamber of Commerce, and the cess.” The first workshop in the Pervel President Arnold R. Ganz cited changes in The keynote speaker Thursday North Central Connecticut monthly series will be held in RATSS: 1 to 6 dovi; 90 cants o%r lln* par day. ReADLINBl: For classIflaO odvartlsmanta to R IA D YOUR AD: Cluslftd adVBrtlMiwiBRn 9 f will be W. Les Killen, past 1 to 19 days: TO cants oar llna oar day. ba oubllshad Tuasdoy through Saturday, tha tokdn by ftitphon# o* o conv#nl#ncd. Tti# the industry that would require large amounts of Chamber of Commerce in December, entitled “End of Year 20 to 25 days: 60 cants oar llna oar doy. daodllna la noon on tha day batora oubllca* Monchtsttr H#rold Is r#spontlblt for only on# director of the Connecticut Small incorrtet InMrtlon ond ttion only for th# sl

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Isttloorin-taw We offer an excellent salary and benefit Middle Trnpk. & Broad St. mosphere in our Wat­ SUPER STOP & SHOP SUPERMARKETS highway and buslines. efficiency apartment, 1 ' & training plans available in the in­ Broad Stroet package for full time. Including fully paid Manchester, C T kins Centre office. T e ­ Asking 8179,500. Pres­ car garage. 8210,000. dustry. medical/dental Insurance and an Invest­ lephone and light typ­ Mancheatsr Parkade tige Properties, Better Anne Miller Real Est- Mancheatar, C T Call Gary Bergren or Bill Batsie at 646- ment savings plan. 940 Silver Lane ing skills needed, and Homes and Gardens, ote, 647-8000.D______059-0775, evenings, 537- N E W Home. You'll 4321 for p personal interview. For a personal Interview please call Mau­ E. Hartford, C T knowledge of Multi- INTERVIEWS WILL BE CONDUCTED AT TIME OF APPLICATION 0143. Broker/Owner. a ‘ Mate word processing breathe clean, fresh air reen, 9om to 4pm, Monday through Friday. when you live In this essential. Full benefits VERNON. Price redirccd [LYNCH TOYOTA PONTIAC I on this like new 7 room lovely 4 bedroom, 216 SOO W. CENTER ST. HEADQUARTERS COMPANIES and good salary. Send Ranch, 1st floor family both Colonial which letter/resume for ap­ offers o family room, City Place — 31st Flo o r B w M R e e B room, 3 bedrooms, eot- pointment to; s i o p S s h o p In kitchen, flreploced first floor laundry and MANCHESTER There It olwayi lomelNno new of 275-6500 Brodlee& Now It con be youl SUPERMARKETS furnished rec room, targe 2 cor attached S. RICHARD and much more for garage. Still time to s ______*ni« Carpentry Roofing, horses. Possible subdl- deck with yiew. Por- and dryer. 643-5600. ptflonco and rtftroncts. Coil Gutter Repair and 8 room Capo, 3 bad- 3 bedroom ranch. At­ decks, Istflobr laundry tlally finished walk-out Lourlo for o fro# tstlmott. HANDYMAN aim ylslon. $399,000. Cen­ and m ore .$349,900. 20 Emily Drive Cleaning. DUMAS ELECTRIC rooma, baths, 2 car tury 21 Epstein Realty, tached garage. New basement. Pool, tennis MANCHESTER. Fur­ □ectdcal repelre. MUSICAL D.W. Fish Realty, 643- nished room, private 742-0267 UNOLORO’S SPECUL HAULING garage, large family 647-8895.0 roof and guHers. Desir­ 1591.0 Quality and value court. Priced to sell at sdded wiring. ITEMS $155,000. Call owner at home, opplianced kit­ Cleaning — On call Min- Todsy, did you pay someone Any Job — Anytime room, private treed lot In able neighborhood. can’t be beat in this tenance Quick Refur­ M AN CH ESTER. Attrac- 6 4 7 - 0 7 4 8 . ______chen, busline. $350/ for doing nothing? PIANOS A Organs. A sale Redwood Farms. Spot­ CO VENTRY. Custom de­ Spotless, move-ln con­ outstanding new plus $350 security. 528- SOUTH BOLTON bishing or Remodeling tlye Colonial. Delight MANCHESTER. Beacon Call (Ae, Joeeph Duma* at Call Gary 875-3483 to large, we rented on ' less condition. Priced to signed and built with dition, a must to see. In the Hyablllty of this C o n te m p o ra ry . 4 0776, 289-7191. CLEANING-SERVICE. INSURED - Sr. OlicounI duality In mind. Just a Principals only Hill. Moke us bn offer! 646-52S3erM«4M12(«) -armory. Baldwin 8, sell - '199.900. attractive 2 story, bedrooms, loft with fi­ We haye one bedroom M AN CH ESTER. Room In Frti Eitlmitn other name brands. 3 few of the features are 4 freshly decorated INC. bedrooms, 2'A baths, 649-2929 replace, cul-de-sac condos at $85,000 and 2 quiet rooming house. Commercial / Residential 646-2253 * days only I Friday, No­ home. Quiet street, bedroom at $102,000. Oft street parking. $80 ARTS vember 11, noon to 214 Fergnson Rd. double lacuzzi In M as­ hardwood floors, eat- location, backing up Fully Insured G Bonded. ter bedroom, skylights Large units with ap­ per week. 646-1686 or HEATIN6/ RELIABLE MOVING 9pm; Saturday, No­ B room Dutch Colonial, MANCHEStER.Newllst- in kitchen, 4 bedrooms, to Watershed land. pliances. Parkllke set­ 569-3018.______647-1545 PLUMBING vember 12, 10am to In lacuzzi, family Ing. Quality construc­ 1'A baths, main-level paintino/ Low, Low Rates. 4 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, room, and main bath. •425.000. ting plus pool. Beck­ ROOM tor Rent. In home, 9pn;; Sunday, No­ tion Is apparent In this laundry. Move In Im­ PAPERIN6 Short notice moves. vember 13, noon to 6pm hardwood floors, treed Atrium doors off fam­ seyen room Ansaldl w ith 8i Company. all privileges for re­ mediately. D.W. Rsh 521-0306 or 233-7394. - B00KKEEPIN6/ N PJ’s Plumbino, Hasting Insured. Dependable . at the New Britain lot, Rockledge area. ily room and dining Colonial. Front to back Realty, 643-1591.0 Bob Landers - sponsible person. $75 NAME vour own reaso­ a room to 52X10 deck, weekly. 645-6473 or 647- INCOME TAX Air Conditioning , 24 Years experience In Armory, corner of Asking '232,500. Offers fireplaced formal Hy­ nable price. Fother 8, Stanley 8, East Main and greenhouse. There ing room as well as BOLTON. Waterfront 633-6922 Son Painting and Pap­ Boilers, pumps, hot water moving considered. are allawances for COMPLETE Bookkeep­ tanks, new and Streets (lust 'h mile three generous bed­ property. Spectacular OIr; Manchester Rd. to ^ TOWNHOUSE ^ ering. Removal. 291- replacemants. east of the Rnest Super Call carpet, appliances, rooms. The large first view of entire lake. 2 Fern St. to Emily Drive. APARTMENTR ing and accounting ser­ 8567. 646-9669 Anytima and electrical fixtures. vices available to FREE ESTIMATES Center.) Financing Joe Lombardo floor family room op­ bedroom home with CONDOMINIUM FOR RENT available. Mastercard Call for an appoint­ ens to a cozy screen small business owners. 643-9649/228-9616 large fireplaced living Three bedrooms, 2 ’/j WALL’DOCTORS HAWKES TREE SERVNX 8> Visa. Foctory war­ Lombardo & ment today.$385,000. porch. Twocargarage. room, fireploced SYCAiWORE MANCHESTER. Four Pick UP and delivery Wallpaper hanging aucksi, truck 6 chipper. Stump Realty World, Benoit, baths with 1900 sq. service also. Coll 289- specialist. Expert work ranties and local ser­ $221,900. Doyld M ur­ atrium room ond a new room apartment In­ To Cleon coffee stains removal. Free sstimatse. vice. Large selection of Associates Frechette Associates, dock. Sentry Real Est­ 500 sq. ft. deck. D.W. REALTY ft. of living sp a c e In cludes heat, hot water, 6961. at reasonable rates. Free from china or plastic, rub Special consideration tor 646-7709.O ate, 643-4060.O estimates. Residential Spinets, Consoles, Stu­ Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 this o versized unit. appliances. Adults pre­ stain with baking soda. To elderly and handicapped. dios and Grands. All 647-1413 657-9733 ferred, no pets, non- and commercial. find a cosh buyer for that Extras Include CARPENTRY/ Steve Koski, 647-8201 •must be sold.. Come smokers. Security and Bill Olson, 528-8364 china closet you no longer 6 4 7 -7 5 5 3 early for best selec­ COVENTRY. This home r1 replace, references. $600. 643- REMDDELIN6 use, place a low-cost ad In tion. Nodealersplease. PLEASE COME 9257 or 649-2623. Classified. 643-2711. has been designed and Tomorrow, Sunday, 2-5 PM ELLINGTON. Possible air conditioning, G A Y & S O N built with 0 bit of owner financing. Move washer-dryer, rear TWO Bedroom Duplex. Wall Papering & luxury In mind. The In condition describes Appliances, no utili­ Painting MASONRY deck with view, plus MISCELLANEOUS Brick, block and stone, PETR AND master bedroom has a 305 Oak St., Manchester this 3 or 4 bedroom 2 SaS HDME Residential, Commerclol, ties. $500 per month SERVICES ceromic tile, morbla.and SUPPLIER fireplace and a lacuzzi _ (Top of hill, near-Autumn St.) bath Cape located on a a third full bath in plus security deposit. IMPRDVEMENTS Refartnees & Insurance. •concrete. In the private bath . beautiful private lot. partially finished Call offer 5pm, 646-2930. No lob Is too small! Approximately one a REPAIRS Martv Mattson, 649-4431 GSL Building Mainte­ F R E E Kttfens, variety of Some of the features CLEAN, CONVENIENT CAPF. walkout basement. MANCHESTER. Thanks­ are; 4 nice size bed­ mile from country '‘No Job Too Small” Gary McHygh, 643-9321 nance Co. Commercl- 282-7341 or 627-8973 - ages 8, colors. 742-9666 club. $149,500. Century giving special. Rest of Registered end Fully Insured al/ResIdentlal building or 633-2164.______rooms, 2'/i baths, 2 Available at November rent free. fireplaces, green­ 21 Epstein Realty, 647- , FREE ESTIMATES repairs and home Im­ F R E E To good home. 8895.C FOREST RiDGE Large.1 and 2 bedroom provements. Interior RENT A RUNNER White, tri-color, long house, atrium door to condos with all ap­ 647-0593 lc 7 PROOFING/ and exterior painting, 12X28 deck and sky­ A 60-unlt Grocery A Errand hair, fema.le cat. pliances. $625 and $695 I SIDING light carpentry. Com­ Spayed and declawed. lights. There are allo­ M ANCHESTER. New to condominium Includes heat and hot plete lanitorlal ser­ Ranaiag Sarvlea wances for carpet, ap­ the market. The pri­ We will do your grocery Nice pet. 649,6763 afte community located water. Beckwith 8, vice. Experienced, rel­ 6pm. pliances, and electrical vate enclosed back­ Company, 521-0306. FARRAND REMODELING H&R iable, free estimates. shopping and other fixtures. Call todayand yard with mature on 24 beautifully Room additlont. deckt, roofing, AQUARIUMS. 5 and 10 MANCHESTER. One bed­ 643-0304. errands while you work or let us show you this landscaping Is a plus In landscaped acres, siding, windows and gutters. ROORNG relax. Call lor details. gallon with hoods, beautiful home. Realty this seven room home room Townhouse for Backhoa and bulldozer service No lob too Wg or too emeN. WIN H O LIDAY House. Retire-'' stand, pumps and complete with pool, rent. Fully opplianced work 7 daye untH Jolj^fMaielele. ment living, ombulo- Warld, Benoit, with two toll baths. A tennis court and available. Call Bob Farrand. Jr. 649*7492, ellerapmor much more. $100.00. Frechette Associates, new kitchen, replace­ kitchen, wall to wall 870-9477^106 torv, home-llke Call 646-2888. carport parking. carpeting, fireplace. Bus. 647-8509 atmoshpere. Call 649- 742-9267, mytlme 648-7709.O ment windows, root, Res. 645-6849 647-9289. Mick and furnace are only a Priced at * 55.000 $595/month plus utlll- 2358. .MANCHESTER. Just re- 1 tles. 649-2369.______duced and what a buy. tew of the many recent Principals Only This spacious, lovingly Improvements. MANCHESTER. One bed­ MMCELLANEDUS decorated 3 bedroom, $147,900. YoYo Carroll. Call 643-2711. room, wall to wall car­ FDR SALE V/7 both ouallty built Sentry Real Estate, 643- 8:30am -Spm peting, appliances, APARTMENTS APARTMENTS HOMES IS r J STORE AHQ Colonial Is waiting for 4060.O heat and air condition­ FDR RENT FOR RENT FORREHT I OFFICE SPACE EIG H T month old water- you. FIrsf floor family Aak tor ing. No pets. Cleon. bed, $325. Courthouse room, fireplaced Hying Mrs. Fromorth $525/month. Available AVAILABLE Imme­ MANCHESTER. 2nd MANCHESTER. Four INSTANT Suites. Com­ One Gold membership, room and cheery C0HD0MINIUM8 December 1st. 647-9138. diately, 1 bedroom floor. 2 bedroom, heat room, 2 bedroom Du­ pletely furnished. 12>A months left for breakfast nook oyer- FOR RALE apartment. $545. Heat and appliances. No plex house In nice Phone answering and $450. Compared to reg­ IWANCHESTER. a smart MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ look a priyate freed room, heat, hot water, and hot water Included. pets. $600 plus security. neighborhood. $600, secretarial support. ular price of $700 plus. yard. $144,000. ^ n tu ry buy. Spacious 3 bed­ Call 646-3979. own utilities. Deposit 647-4800.______Eric 649-3426.0______FAUma BENMD7? room, 2'/i bath central appliances. $590. 2 bedroom townhouse. 21 Epstein Realty, 647- Three Bedrooms Garage, Adults preferred. No $650. Heat and hot wa­ ROCKVILLE. Park St. 2 required. Available W A T K IN S Centre. 140 POOL Toble-Seors. Good 8895.0 ______STOP FORECLOSimEII air conditioned unit ter Included. Security December 1st. 742-9408. and 165 ta. ft. available condition. $300. Coll af­ Aluminum Siding If you ere felling behind on featuring a full base­ pets. 647-9876, unlts-5 bedrooms,2 Automatic Opener evenings.______ond references re­ baths 8i 3 bedrooms. CDVENTRY. 7 rooms December. Telephone ter 3:30pm or leave W EST Side location. This your mortgage payments... ment with 2 finished Deep Landscaped Lot rooms and a private BOLTON. '/> modern du­ quired. No pets. Boyle Both opplianced. 649- plus. Available De­ answering, word pro­ message. 568-1903. 3 bedroom Cape syle Aluminum Storms, OR...H your home is In fore­ Management Co. 649- 3398.______cember 1. Adults pre­ cessing, copier and home Is located on backyard with patio. plex, 3 bedrooms, I'A ALLIS Chalmers Trac­ Flowering Shrubs, Trees Screens, Doors closure, WE CAN HELP! 4800.______ferred. References and Fax. Wilson Business tor, left and right plow, Lyness Street. Fire- No payment program avail­ VA, FHA approved. baths, fireplace, cellar, 6 rooms -f, 3 bedrooms, 2 $129,900. Century 21 Ep­ all electric, solar hot MANCHESTER. Fully baths, $600 month -f security. $800 per Offices. 647-0073. snowplow and a bucket placed Hying room, Entrance Foyer able for up to 2 years. Bad month. 742-7494 or 742- dining room and a nice Fireplace stein Realty, 647-8895.0 water, large wooded opplianced, 3 bedroom utilities. Security dep­ O FFICE Space. 400-1500 loader. Arlens Roto credit Is not a problemllAsk Duplex with 1 cor gar­ osit required. Call 649- 8161. square feet. Excellent Tiller, rear tine, swing treed loti $130's. Blan­ Two Baths Plaster Walls how LOW payments can i^LfcXiBLE Terms. lot, close to 1384. Avail­ chard 8i Rossetto Real­ able January 1st. $750 age on cul-de-sac. Oc­ 0429 for on location. $275. 647- handle. M ay be seen at help you SAVE YOUR Sellers will entertain 9223., 643-7175. Krause Florist, 621 tors," We’re Selling TO FACILITATE A FAST, FAIR SALE, THIS creative financing per month * deposit + cupancy available De­ appointment. HOME TODAYI references. 649-5678 cember 1st. $725 plus Hartford Road, 643- Houses" 646-2482.0 LOVELY HOME HAS BEEN Ideas on this Immacu­ 8T0REAND 9559.______PROFESSIONALLY Swiss CoBssmthro Creep late 5 room Condo evenings.______utilities. Call 647-7104 RENOVATED 3 room SOUTH Manchester. Su- or 649-1262. 9FnCE SPACE IHDUSTRIAL perlor 7 room, 2 bath APPRAISED. PRICED TO SELL AT *135,000. at (203) 454-1336 or townhouse at Beech- MANCHESTER. 1st apartment. Available MUST Sell. Unlvega wood In Manchester 2 floor, 2 bedrooms, 1'A Immediately. No pets. PR9PERTY Mountain Bike. $175. Colonial built In 1896. (203) 454-4404 MANCHESTER. Deluxe 2 643-0334.______Beautifully maintained bedrooms, I'A boths, baths. $600 o month bedroom Townhouse Security and referen­ O FFIC E Space In presti­ by present owners. oil new kitchen ap- plus utilities, security In two family, central ces required. 646-22n. gious Historic Down­ EAST HARTFORD. Ap- MUST Sell. Unlvega Fireplace and 2 car BELFIORE, REALTORS OAK Forest. Beautifully Pllonces, tasteful de­ 8< references. No pets. location, 1'/> baths, ap­ M ANCHESTER. 3 bed­ town Manchester proxlmotely 1,000 Mountain Bike. $275. garage. SISO's. Blan­ 431 Main St. 647-1413 decorated 2 bedroom cor, private basement, 643-2121.______pliances, sunken living room apartment In Du­ building, Easy access square foot steel build­ 6434)334.______chard 8i Rossetto Real­ unit with I'A baths, Pai’KIno. Asking 4 Room Apartment. room, patio, basement plex. $700 per month. to highway. 760 square ing. 14 foot overhead LAZY Bov Recllner, tors," We’re Selling central air and garage. $119,900. Jackson & Clean. Adults pre­ garage. Adults pre‘- No pets. Security and feet or portion thereof. door. Heat, convenient block. Bovs 20" dirt Houses" 646-2482.0 $133,900. Sentry Real Jackson Real Estate, ferred. $760 plus utili­ references a must. Call Available January 1st. location. $500/month. bike. Childs comforter. 647-8400.O ferred. On busline No Estate, 643-4060.D pets. 643-5797. ties. 649-0311 after 6pm. 645-8201. 643-0078. 646-4144. 647-1046. a » E E I • w a EhEeaaEBEBEP S • B »*S»e6B 4B ie»*W » # • • • • iracaLMiEous TAB , k&S S M R 4 f 8kabD0k4Btg*SSSRWB8Ptf dSjM M 4 * * S’ S 'S 'S *J I*R *A ^ • • WANTQ)T0 TRUCK8/VAN8 AIKt LLU ‘ 1 ‘■.•.t.V; vV,' 1 nv anviit'.: ifrrr F m S M i SALES Automotive AUTOS FOR 1 . 1.. ,r r-.' ii i BUY/TRADE FBRSALE IRENT/LEA8E MOVING South West; W A N T E D by Student. PICK U P Cop. 87' long, FR E E Mileage on low Contents of apartment Used non-working CARS 61' width, nts Ford cost auto rentals. Vil­ SPORTS ENDROLLS VCRs. Will buy or Ranger. 643-7354, after 27% wMMi - 2M for sole. Will sell sepor- FOR BALE lage Auto Rental. 643- otel V: 3 piece sectional trade. 568-6471. 5pm.______2979 or 646-7044. 13% wlitth - 2 for 283 (2 complete sofas, MUST b« pickad up at tha 1979‘ CHEVY Monza. TODAY'S Lucky CT Ll- queen size sleeper). Standard, hatchback, cense Plate Number Is HaraM Offloa Monday thru Other contemporary Thutadaybafora 11 am. only. for ports. Good engine, VP 5045. It this Is your furniture, antiques, os- Old furniture, clocks, mony good ports. $125 plate number, bring MISCELLANEOUS Trojans look sorted accessories, oriental rugs, lamps, 742-8817. this od to Ed Thornton, AUTOMOTIVE '<■ TAB housewares, tires. Pri­ paintings, coins, je­ at Manchester Hondo, ces nlgotloble. Satur­ 24 Adorns Street, Man­ 195/75R14-two studded SALES day and Sunday, 11-5. welry. glass & china. DON’T KNOW where to chester, to collect your look next for o lob? How snows on rims. Size : to avoid upset Weekdays by appoint­ „Will pay cash. Please $25. You must bring 175/75R14 one Polys- ‘■f-i ' about placing o "Situa­ NOTICE. Connecticut Gan- ment. 165 Downey call, 646-8496. proof of registration. teel radial on rim. $25 'A-a arol Statute 23.45 prohibits Drive, Apartment A. tion W anted" od In This offer Is void In each. 646-4729. the posting of advertise­ Opposite Wickham classified? seven do vs. 11-12. ments by any person, firm or Pork, Manchester. 674- NCAA FootbaD corporation on o telegraph, 0062, 528-1591. telephone, electric light or CARS CARS I ^ C A R S CARS power pole or to o tree, FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE V i shrub, rock, or any other ( B y Herschel NIssenson natural oblectwlthouto writ­ ItARS The Associated Press ten permit for the purpose of protecting Itorthepubllcond IFOR SALE carries a fine of up to 850 for You can't really blame Southern California for each offense. looking ahead to its showdowns with UCLA and MANCHESTER. 71 Tox- Notre Dame the next two weeks. croft Drive. Furniture, MANCHESTER’S miscellaneous house­ Sell Your Car But in light of past history, that might not be such hold Items. Saturday, a good idea. November 11, 9-3. Rain The second-ranked Trojans have a date with or shine. ns Arizona State Saturday and the Sun Devils are the M AN CH ES TER . Gorooe 4 Lines — 10 Days only Pac-10 team with a winning record (62) Sole. Saturday, No­ USED CAR against Southern Cal. TheTrojansare 1-3 inTempe. 50* charge each addi­ vember 12 A 13. 9-4. Ariz., where their only victory was a 63 squeaker in Furniture, 12 foot boat, tional line, per day. You miscellaneous Items- can cancel at any time. 1984. everythlno must go. 67 SORRY, DEALER “ It’s November, and you’ve got to win all your Garden Grove Rood NO REFUNDS OR games in November if you expect to be a (off Keeney Street). ADJUSTMENTS championship team.” Southern Cal coach Larry 1 '85 MERCURY AP photo C A U HERALD '85 PLYMOUTH '86 CADILLAC Smith said.' “ This is a big game for us and it will he a CAR8 1 BR. MARQUIS '85 PONTIAC 1 '80 DODGE RAM I RELIANT FLEETWOOD O U T O F H O SPITAL — Chicago Bears' heart attack, was released Wednesday. difficult' challenge. USC has had a lot of trouble FOR SALE 1 4 Dr., Fully Loidad SUNBIRD 1 PICKUP 1 playing in Tempe. The Sun Devils are always a CLASSIFIED 4 dr. Auto. AM/FM Broughtm. Lotdtd head coach Mike Ditka answers ques­ He'll attend the Bears' game Sunday 2 Dr.. Auo, AC 1 Auto, AC. Cap 1 talented squad with a lot of California players on 1 *8,595 *4,999 tions during a news conference in his against Washington, but will sit in the 643-2711 *14,999 *4,999 1 *2,999 1 their roster with added incentive to beat USC.” office Thursday. Ditka, who suffered a press box. If the Trojans are snake-bitten in Tempe, Smith CLYDE 1 '84 PONT. 6000 isn’t. Before coming to USC last year, he coached at CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. '87 HONDA '07 MERC. Arizona and was 62 against Arizona State, twice ROUTE 83, VERNON '86 FORD F-150 1 '86 TOYOTA I 1 l-E ACCORD LXI knocking the Sun Devils out of the Rose Bowl. 80 Buick Skylark *2995 SCHALLER ■ P. WIndom a Lock*. 6RAN0 MARQUIS PICKUP 1 CAMRY 1 ■ AC. AM/FM Lotdtd - Redskins turn to Tim Smith While top-rated Notre Dame and No. 3 Miami are Lotdtd 83 Honda Accord 2 Dr. *5995 ACURA BItek 1 4 Dr, Std, AC 1 idle this week, there will be two games between 83 BuIck Ragal *6995 1 *5,999 *9,999 ‘-*14 ,9 9 9 members of the Associated Press Top Twenty — No. 84 VW Jatta 4 Dr. *5995 USED CARS *7,999 1 *8,999 1 19 O lorado at No. 7 Nebraska and No. 17 Georgia at 84 Caprtca Wagon *6295 87 Accord LX I....'11.995 in hopes of ciawing Bears No. 9 Auburn. 84 Olds Cut. Wgn. *6995 87 NIa. Sentra.....' 6,995 '80 CHEV. 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'14,295 1 ‘86 BUICK Broncos in Washington’s 42-10 On Monday night. Buffalo will QIantg at Cardinals; Phoenix in the Rose Bowl. The Big Ten representative will be In tha Oanarol Sarvicat' of- '87 MERC. '88 CADILLAC Michigan (62-1, 6 6 1 ), provided the Wolverines 84 Accord LX ..... ' 7,450 '84 FORD '85 TOYOTA I Super Bowl victory. This season, travel to Miami. wasn't expected to be in the flea, 41 Cantor St„ Manchat- 1 SKYLARK TOPAZ though, he has been relegated to beat Illinois (661. 61-1). If the Illini win, they can tar, CT until 11:00a.m. on tha 64 Toy. Camry ....' 6,995 SEDAN DiVILLE THUNDER8IRD CELICA6T8 1 The Chicago-Washington game running for the NFC East title. data thoam balow for tha fol- 1 4 Or, Auto, AC, i. 4 Dr., Rtd, Auto, AC Lotdtd, Slivtr the sidelines in favor of Kelvin is vital for both. A win for the But the Cardinals are 64 and just make it to Pasadena by defeating Northwestern 63 LeSabre...... ' 4,995 Auto, Lotdtd 1 Rtd, tuny Eguipptd 1 learlng: Bryant. Bears. 8-2. would keep them at one game behind the Giants, 7-3. next week. . 63 Subaru ...... ' 5,995 1 *6,999 *7,500 NOVEMBER 22,1M8 *13,909 *6,999 *8,009 1 Smith now gets another chance least two games in front of “We’ve got four games left in The bowl committees will be out in force and. if FURNISH A INSTALL 345 CcBter St., because Bryant sprained his left Minnesota in the NFC (Central the division. It gives us a they can’t issue “ official” invitations until next CARPET AT WATER Manchegter • 647-7077 TREATMENT PLANT knee in the gam e against the New Division, while the Redskins. 6-4. chance," Cardinals coach Gene week, they at least can dispense a few RSVP's. 1 '8SBMW32SE '87 MERC. This is the likely bowl scenario, subject to change. NOVEMBER 2», INS '81 TOYOTA ‘80 CHEV. '80 OLDS 1 Orleans Saints last week. need a victory to stay in the Stallings said. 1 Std. Trwwi Sunroof. C0U6AR “ Let’s hope Tim m y can come running for a postseason wild Fiesta — Notre Dame vs. West Virginia. ASBESTOS REMOVAL 1 AC. AM/FM STARLET CAMAROIROC ' DELTA 88 I FIRE STATION. 1S3 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Lotdtd. Whlit roa ring back,’ ’ Washington coach card berth. Patriots at JatsNew England, Rose — Pac-10 champion (Southern Cal or UCLA) SPRUCE STREET ESTATE OP 2 Dr.. H/B, aitndttd AMutlSttn 1 Blut, Fully Equipptd 1 IRENE H. SULLIVAN, aka *12,999 Joe Gibbs said. “ He really laid it “ This game will mean a lot to 5-5, now has a running gam e to go vs. Big Ten champ (Michigan or Illinois). DECEMBER X INS IRENE SULLIVAN *9,909 *9.090 out there last week (gaining 71 me because a win could help us with Doug Flutie’s passing. Orange — Miami vs. Nebraska-Oklahoma Tha Han. William E. Pitz- *1,999 FURNISH A INSTALL ONE *0.990 1 yards against the Saints). If get into the playoffs.” said Rookie John Stephens has winner. NEW ABOVE OROUNO 1000 (Nrald, JudM, af tha Court of Probate, OIttrIct of Mon- Kelvin can’t go, Timmy will have Washington linebacker Wilber rushed for 100 or more yards in C^otton — Arkansas vs. Florida State or UCLA. GALLON WASTE OIL ehotfar at a hoarlng hold on COLLECTION TANK '86 PONTIAC '86 OLDS to take a m ajor portion of the Marshall. “ Beating them will be each of the last three games and Sugar — SEC champion (Auburn, LSU or N '^'n b a r 3, I9N erdorad '83 PONTIAC '88 MERCURY I '87 MERC. 1 Tha Town of Monchaator la that dll dolma must ba pra- HERO CUTLASS SUP. load.” . just like anybody else” But has 676 yards for the season, Georgia) vs. Southern Cal or Florida State. on aouol ooportunity am­ a a i ^ to the fldudory of tha FIREBIRD SABLE 1 Florida Citrus — Nebraska-Oklahoma loser vs. WMtt. Lotdtd Auto, AC Powtr 1 SABLE 1 Bears coach Mike Ditka. who nobody believes that. second in the AFC. The Pats have p l e r . and roqulroa on offlr- oddratt below. Failure to 8lin

13:56; Lavlolette, NY (slashing), 14:48; New York 121, Indiana 120 OT MHS, Pats In quarterfinals Wesley, Bos (holding), 18:58. Detroit 116, Boston 107 Colgate at William & Mary , Socoi^ Perlod-6, New York, Dahlen 9 Lennie Clements 6971— 140 Washington 96, Oiorlotte 87 UConn gridders at BU Midwest Dave' Elchelberger 71-69^140 The Manchester and Coventry boys’ soccer teams Hockey (Klslo, Polrick), 10:17 (pp). 7, New York, Chlcogo 97, New Jersey 85 Templeat Akron, night Granato 9 (Lofleur, Dionne), 12:02. Bob Eastwood 7D-70— 140 have advanced to the quarterfinal rounds of the Dallas 115, Son Antonio 102 rFootbaU Eastern Mlchlganot Bowling (yeen Danny Briggs 69-71^140 Penalties— Patrick, NY (holding), 5:29; G o l ^ Stole at Phoenix, (n) BOS’TON, Mass. — The University of Connecticut Indiana State at Cl nclnnatl,nlght Class L L and S state tournaments, respectively. Wm I ^ , Bos (hooking), 6:27; Petit, NY Jim Booros 6971— 140 Seattle of L.A. Lokers, (n) football team wil) be at Boston University for a Southwest Missouri StateatllllnolsStote Tony Sills 7248— 140 NHL standings (ctoslw hand on puck), 7:06; LInse- Mlchl(Kin Stateot Indiana Eighth-seeded Manchester (14-2-1) will meet mon. Bos (hoktlng), 9:38; Bouroue, Bos _ Saturday's (tomes Yankee Conference game today at 1:30 p.m. at Bill Britton 7M7— 140 Woshlngfon of New York, 7:30 p.m. NFL standings OhloStateatlowa Brad Foxon 6971— 140 17th-seeded Xavier High of Middletown (12-5-1), this Sondstrom, NY Oilcooo at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Nickerson Field. The Huskies, ranked ninth in the Iowa Stateot Kansas State WALES CONFEEENCE John Mahoffey 68-72— 140 morning at 9 at Conard High in West Hartford. The B.Sweeney, Bos (trip­ Charlotte at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Kent State at MlamLO. Jim Gallogher 70-70— 140 Patrick OWMon ping), 19:56. Indiana at Oevelond, 7 :» p.m. latest Division I-AA poll, have won four straight and AMERICAN CONFERENCE llllnolsat Michigan Indians shut out West Haven, 3-0, in first-round W L T Pts OP OA Third P e r lo ^ , Boston, Brickley 7 Eotl Antonio Cerda 6971— 140 NY Rangers Sacramento at (tollos, 8:30 p.m. are 4-2 in the conference, 7-2 overall. The Terriers Oklahoma at Missouri Gregory Lodehoff 6e-73— 141 action Wednesday while Xavier upset top-seed 9 5 2 20 69 52 (B .»w e e ^ , Thelven), 15:23. Penottles— Utah at Son Antonio, 8:30 p.m. W L T Pet. FF FA Colorado at Nebrasko Pittsburgh 9 7 0 18 78 Klslo, NY (roughing), 17:49; Llnsemon, are 2-4 and 3-6. BU defeated UConn, 31-7 last year. Beau Baugh 66-75— 141 Glastonbury, 1-0. 73 Boston ot Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Buffalo 9 1 0 .900 212 142 Western Mlchlganot Northern Illinois Lance Ten Broeck 6576— 141 Philadelphia 8 9 0 16 67 65 Bos (holding), 17:49. N.Y. Jets 5 4 1 .550 220 222 Wayne State, Neb.at Northern lowa,nlght New Jersey 6 7 Spittle at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Tommy Armour III 70-71— 141 Coventry, seeded 15th, will meet COC foe Rocky 3 15 54 62 CNertIme— None. Penofflei— None. LA . Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Indionapolls 5 5 0 .500 243 193 Purdue ot Northwestern NY Islanderg1 6 7 2 14 46 56 MIomI 5 5 0 .500 186 203 Tom Purtzer 6972— 141 Hill (12-2-3) at 2 p.m. at RHAM High School in Washington Portland of Golden Stole, 10:30 p.m. UConn host BU in NCAAs Ball State at (jhio Unlyersity B rondel Qtomblee 6972— 141 5 8 2 12 53 55 Y0?k“^ ?S ^ 7 T ^ "’ , Sunday's (Somes New England 5 5 0 .500 176 209 Central MichiganotToledo Hebron. The Patriots (10-5-3) beat Canton (3-2) and Adomt DIvltiM ****” '♦9 Shots— Boston, Bouroue, Central Chris Holmes 71-70— 141 Boston Socramenta of Houston, 8:30 p.m. Minnesota at Wisconsin Mark Pfell 7970-142 Putnam (3-1) to advance while Rocky Hill shut out 9 3 4 22 65 44 15:00 2nd. Denver at Portland, 10 p.m. S’TORRS — The 12th-ranked University of Cincinnati 8 2 0 .800 294 185 Southern llllnolsat Youngstown State AAontreol 7 7 3 17 66 Russ Cochran 71-71— 142 62 t^w erjhw Opportunities— Boston 1 of Connecticut men’s soccer team will host 19th- Houston 7 3 0 .700 239 230 Southwest David Canipe 68-74— 142 Nonnewaug (4-0. Buffalo 7 8 2 16 60 76 7; New York 2 of 8. Clevelond 6 4 0 .600 170 156 Texas A8iM at Arkansas Hartford 6 9 1 13 64 Plitom 116, CeHIcs 107 ranked Boston University, for the New England Steve Thomas 7468— 142 57 Goalies— Boston, Moog, 5-1-2 (37 shots-33 Pittsburgh 2 8 0 .200 196 279 Wyoming at Houston Brian Cloor 71-71— 142 Quebec 6 11 0 12 57 78 soyw). New York, Vonblesbrouck 6-^2 championship in the first-round of the 24-team West KansosatOklohoma State MHS hosts South Windsor CAMPBELL CONFERENCE (30-26). DETRDIT (116) Victor Regalado 7970— 142 NCAA Tournament Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Denver 5 5 0 .500 207 206 Alcorn Stateot Prairie View A8iM Pot Mcoowan 6973— 142 Norrts DIvtston A— 17,412 Mohom 3-5 2-3 8, Dantlev 515 1516 31, L.A. Raiders 5 5 0 .500 204 219 Baylor at Rice W L T 1 ^Imbeer 58 00 ll, Dumars 1514 55 24, Connecticut Soccer Stadium. Gary Rusnak 71-71— 142 The Manchester High football team will host •It OP OA _ P*f*r**— Bill McCreary. Linesmen— Seattle 5 5 0 .500 161 187 NorthTexasatSouthwestTexasState Randy Wylie 6973— 142 Toronto 8 7 1 17 57 55 Cora Broseker, Mike Cvik. n o r m 513 56 a Salley 51 50 0, San Diego 2 8 0 .200 119 199 McNeese Stateot Stephen F. Austin unbeaten South Windsor in a CCC East encounter Detroit 6 5 4 16 V.Jphnson M 24 5 Edwards 55 24 2, UConn (14-7-1) andBU (14-3-3) finished as the top Rex Cairhwell 71-72— 143 56 55 Kansas City 1 8 1 .150 IB 166 TexosatTexos Christian David Edwards 70-73— 143 today at 1:30 p.m. at Memorial Field. The Indians St. Louis 6 5 3 15 53 57 Rodman 441-1 9, Dawkins 51500. Totals two teams in New England. UConn and BU tied, 1-1, NATIDNAL CONFERENCE Son Diego State otTexo^EI Paso Chicago 5 10 3 13 IslandBrs 3, Devils 3 41-74 32-39 115 Phil Blockmor 67-76— 143 are 1-5 in the league and 2-6 overall while the 76 87 on Sept., 14 at Willow Brook Park in New Britain. East LamarotTexosTech Mark Gumow 70-73— 143 Minnesota 2 10 3 7 44 66 BOSTON (187) N.Y. Giants 7 3 0 .700 219 199 For West Bobcats are 5-0 in the CCC East and 8-0 overall „ ''J'M“!*” -’Winnipeg 5 6 3 13 57 62 'l^k,JonnoM(Troltler),11:28(pp).XNew 2535 107. Chlcogo 8 2 0 .800 192 IB Idaho State at Idaho, n Ight New England Championships today in Montpelier, ^m dov's Oames y ^ , LaRMitalne 9 (Volek), Konroyd), NEW YO R K (A P ) — The lawyer for Robin Givens York, Mokela 4 (Gilbert, a a 3135— 114 Minnesota .6 4 0 .600 249 179 Fresno Stateot Nevodo-Los Vegos LoteOameNennctwIed n a a 24-107 said Friday that a financial settlement between the Detroit 2 8 0 .200 129 210 Eastern Washington at Nevado-Reno Chicago 6, Winnipeg & OT Trottler), 19:11. Penalties— Vukoto, NY, Bowling nyilor (tlghtlno), 2:55; Maley, NJ, 5PoInt pools— Lalmbeer, Thomas. actress and her estranged husband, heavyweight Green Bay 2 8 0 .200 160 207 Colorado State at New AAexIco Boston 4, New York Rangers 4 mlnor-malor (Insttgotor, fighting), 2:55; S y 'f ? Reftaunds— Detroit 39 champion Mike ’Tyson, should be finalized by the Tampa Bov 2 8 0 .200 175 261 Lo no Beach State at New Mexico State U.S.-Paraguay paired New York lslonders3 New Jersev3 SSJ’*'*?, NJ, misconduct, 2:55; Trottler, Boston 47 (Bird 10). West Montano ot Portland State NY (Interference), 7:00; Kerr, NY * (Thomos W), Boston 31 end of the month. L A. Rams 7 3 0 .700 266 180 Stanford at UCLA NEW YORK (AP) — The United States and AAontreol ot Vancouver, (n) (rcKjphInp), 8:27; Korn, NJ (holding), ^.Joh fM n, Show 9). Total fouls— Detroit Raoul Lionel Felder said the settlement was New Orleans 7 3 0 .700 214 176 Utahot Utah State GOP Women SatarSairs Oames V .' . Boston 31. Technicals— Parish San Francisco 6 4 0 .600 222 196 CalltomlaatWashlngton Paraguay will play their 1989 first-round Davis Cup 10:32 Orella, NJ (slashing), 11:24; NJ, (elecM L Lolmbeer (elected), Detroit Alexis Donald 175, Joyce Tyler 203- Detroit at Philadelphia 1:05 p.m. ffooh-“ prrt by Broten (verbal abuse), delayed because ’Tyson and Givens were trying to Atlonta 3 7 0 .300 189 244 Oregon State at Washington State match at Fort Myers. Fla., the U.S. Tennis COIgorv at Boston, 7:05 p.m. Illegal defense. A— 14590. Sunday, Nov. 13 Montana State at Weber State 539, Carolyn Wilson 453, Mary Mumford Buffalo ot New York Islanders, 7:05 11:28; Wolanln,NJ (sloshing),12:23; Rnley, agree on how to split up joint bank accounts. He said Chicago at Washington, 1 p.m. 451, Eleanor Berggren 454. Association announced Friday. p.m. NY (crosschecking), 14:05. Givens intended to keep her promise not to ask for Second Period— 5, New Jersey, Johnson 7 Rackets 121, Heat 100 Onclnnotl at Kansas City, 1 p.m. The best-of-five series, to be played Feb. 3-5, will New Jersey ot Washington, 7:35 p.m. any of ’Tyson’s money. Indianapolis at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Edmonton at Toronto, 8:M p.m. (Broten, Verbeek), 19:05 (pp). New England at New York Jets, 1 p.m. U.8. Mixed mark the United States’ reappearance in World Quebec at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. PetKittles-Muller, NJ (hooking), :20; HOUSTON (in ) ’Tyson and Givens met last weekend in Las Vegas, (holding), 3:22; Broten, NJ Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. G olf Suzanne Feltman 180-486, Sue Cote Group competition after a one-year relegation to the Hartford at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. BjJohnson 7-9 52 14, Thorpe 514 50 10, prior to the Sugar Ray Leonard-Donny Lalonde, to Son Diego at Atlanta, 1 p.m. 195203-549, Doye Fenn 214, Linda Bur­ Pittsburgh of Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. (Interference), 8:46; Dalgorno, NY (roogh- a o l ^ n M M 19, Rovd 4-4 53 11, Tampa Bay at Detroit, 1 p.m. American Zone. Daiwvko, NJ (roughing), Woodson 510 5210, McCormick 5103417, go over divorce proceedings. ton 188-496, Linda Johnson 177, Sandy Sunday's Oomos . J<:®>;Vellschek, NJ (hIgh-stIckIng), 14:16; Los Angeles Raiders at San Francisco, 4 Cullen 177-506, Fran Moseley 203-485, It will be only the second time a Davis Cup match Edmonton at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m R Johnson 575015 Be. Thompson 1-2002, “ The next step now is the figures, which the p.m. Dole Pecker 215545, Rich Pecker yukofa, NY (holding), 17:31; Norton, NY aieyous51355a Brown52525 Nevlft52 Nabisco Championship scoros has been played in Florida. Tn 1954, the United Detroit • fouls— Houston a , McEnroe takes on Gomez in the semifinals on Syracuse at Boston College Dayld Frost 69-71— 140 ’TO D A Y (p ^ . 3, Winnipeg, Ashton 4 (Reddick), !iS?tl?’* ^ “ ''es). New Jersey, Sauve, 1-1-1 Miami a A— 15008. Dan Pohl 72-69— 141 BASEBALL 19:38. Peroltles— Brown, Chi (hooking), Saturday, while West Germany's Carl-Uwe Steeb, Connecticut at Boston University Noon — College football: Syracuse at Boston (2M9). Dartmouth at Brown Peter Jacolisen 71-70— 141 NofleiMil (jMtue 4:17; Sm il, Win (hooklng),4:17;Savard(3il A— 19,040. TOera 107, Hawks 105 who upset Lendl on Thursday, faces Mecir. Cornellot Columbia AAark Calcoyecchla 70-71— ^141 CHICAGO CUBS— Waived Jerry College, Channel 18 ^iWoPlno). 11:10; Kvte, win (holding), Jodie Mudd 70-71— 141 Mumphrey, outfielder, for the purpose ot The winner of the tournament, which ends on West Oiester at Delaware 1 p.m. — College football: UConn at Boston ATLANTA (1M) Western llllnolsat Delaware State Joey ^ndetar 6573— 141 giving him hts unconditional release. , Chicago, Brown 1, Wilkins 5 » 52 14, Carr 1514 52 H, Fred Couples 7567— 142 CINCINNATI REDS— Purchased the University. WKHT 1:44. 5, Winnipeg, Gllhen (Duncan, Sunday, receives $45,000. Bucknel I at Holy Cross 1 y?^!LZ2?®Jl'''’""B1454n, RIvers514 Liberty ot Kutztown Lanny Wodkihs 72-70— 142 contracts of Chris Hammond and Scott 1 p.m. — Celebrity Legends Challenge: Bruins .taryenpoa), 16:22. 6, Chlcogo, Thomas k? L8Vlnosfon 36 506, VII Ionova at AAossachusetts Steye Pate 70-72— 142 Scudder, pitchers, from Chattanooga of 9 (Presley, Murray), 16:42 Basketball Mark McCumber 73-70— 143 the Southern League; Keith Kaiser,pitcher, legends vs. Hollywood All-Stars. NESN Penalties— None. Een»lli12-»Webb51525Tolbert51500. Perry, Sander in front Lehigh at Northeastern Totals458615aiQ5 Harvard at Penn Paul Azlnger 73-70— 143 and Eddie Tauttensee, catcher, from FHILADELFHIA (N8) Greensboro ot the South Atlantic League; 1 p.m. — BowHng: LPBTNational Pro-Am, ESPN TALLAHASSEE. Fla. (AP) - Kenny Perry and PIttat Penn State Ben Crenshaw 72-71— ^143 # Winnipeg, Duncan 3 Robinson 519 5015 Barkley 510 51319, New Hompshlreat Rhode Island Payne Stewart 73-70— 143 Mike Moscrev, pitcher, and Reggie Jeffer­ 2:30 p.m. — College football: Georgia at Auburn (McBaIn, (^rlvle), 2:55 (pp). 8, Chicago, NBA standings S " '" * ' S-11 a 12, Oieeks 512 7-10 19, Bill Sander rode solid second-round performances Son^ Lyle 72-71— 143 son, first baseman, from Cedar Rapids of Channel 3 Eagles 3 ((iroham, Monson), 6:20. 9, West Virginia vs. Rutgers at East Hawkins 7-13 76 B , Anderson 513 2-2 18, to a one-stroke lead over fourother golfers Friday in Rutherford, N.J. Gary Koch 71-72— ^143 the Midwest League; Mike Roesler, 2:30 p.m. — Golf: Nabisco Championship, ESPN ^ ^5onson 3 (Wilson, Sovord), Colemcm 52(M)0, Brooks 1-2505 Welp 1-350 Princeton atYole 6Aark O'Meara 7073— 143 pitcher, and Joe Oliver, catcher, from 12:39 (pp). 10, Chicago, Thomas 10 EASTERN CONPBRENCE Thornton 50500. Totals the $500,000 Centel Classic. South Larry Nelson 7569— 144 Nashville of the American Association. 3:30 p.m. - College football: USC at Arizona (Noanan, Y w n e v), 16:38. Penalties— Attonttc Dlvtslen 3586P-37107. Perry, overcoming a slow start, shot a 6-under- Southwestern Louisiana vs. Alabama at Mike Reid 7072— 144 LOS ANQELES DODGERS— Agreed to State, Channel 8 .. a a a i8-i« Birmingham,Ala. Scott Hoch 7076— 146 terms with Mike AAorshall, outfielder, on a (halding), 12:09; Yowney, Chi (cross- Phlledelohle * 2 «0 -? * FhltadelpMo 17 a a 24—167 par 66 and Sander carded a 67 to reach the mid-point Jeff Sluman 72-75— 147 three-year contract. 4:30 p.m. — College football: Pittsburgh at Penn mjgklng), 13:11; Olausson, Win (hooking), OorglootAuburn New York 3 2 :«0 - of the 72-hole tournament at 9-under 135. Morris Brown at Bethune-Cookman Greg Norman 7576— 151 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— State, ESPN New Jersey 2 2 .500 'A Fouled out— Riyers. Rebounds— Atlanta 44 Named Denis AAenke batting coach. 11, Chlcogo, Presley 3, 1:59. Bernhard Langer. Bill Glasson. Mike Donald and Lafayette at Davidson 7 p.m. — Flames at Bruins. NESN Penalties— None. ChS-ult. Wilkins. 13), .Phltodelphln 60 (c S Z k l Furman otEostTennessee State Charlotte i 3 sen 11/, liV ” (Theus9), Phllodel- Bob Lohr were next at 136, with George Archer and Central Rorlda at Eastern Kentucky Cental Classic scores FOOTBALL S fx ^ o!!. .S < !a 'r° ’ lcaoo 5■12■l^3-32. Washington 1 3 Naffenol Foolban LAogua b'c iPm"’' ~ football: Wyoming at Houston, Winnipeg 19-12-1M— M. Total fouls— Atlanta Buddy Gardner at 7-under 137. Virginia Tbchat Florida Slate ESPN Oenfrot Dtvtsloa a , Philadelphia 16. A— 13,266. SamfordaKtoorgki Southern CHICJVGO BEARS— Placed Brent No- , f^wer-plov Osportunitles-Chicago 1 ot D ^O lt s 0 1.000 _____ TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Scores Friday yoselsky, tight end, on Inlured reserye. 3; Winnipeg 2 of 3. First-day leader Lance Ten Broeck struggled to a Morgan State at Howord P “ Whalers at North Stars, Channel 18. Clevelond 3 0 l.ooo 1 Knlcks 121, Pacers 120 (0T1 Northwestern Louisiana at JocksonState, offer the second round ot the 85004)00 ActlyotedCOp Boso, tight end, from Inlured WTIC Goalies— Chicago, Belfour (19 shofs-16 S lK ^H e e 2 1 .667 2 76 after shooting a 65 Thursday. He survived the cut Centel Classic played on the par-72, reserve. Mves), Pang, 5-5-2 (0:00 second, 25-23). Ight A ^ t a 3 2 .600 2 NEW YORK (IB) of even-par 144 by three shots to remain among 73 Rorlda at Kentucky 74>95yard Killearn (talt and Country CINCINNATI BENGALS-Ptoced Ellis 9 p.m. — Celtics at Bucks. W ILI (AM-1400) Winnipeg, Reddick (3^26). Chicago 3 2 .600 2 Club course: Dlllahunt, safety, on Inlured reserve. A— 15,115. T-17 1510 26, Oakley 511 34 15, golfers who will continue the chase for the Southern Mississippi at Louisiana Tech 11:30 p.m. — Motorsports: Grand Prix of indlono 0 4 .000 4'A - f"Jj(J,,'l-B 5-5 7t, Jackson 516 52 12, Western Kentuckyot Louisville Kenny Perry 6966— 135 Activated Daryl Smith, cornerback, from Referee— BM Myers. Linesmen— AAork WESTERN CONFERENCE first-place check of $90,000 at the Killearn Country Bill Sonder 6567— 135 Inlured reserve. Australia, (tape), ESPN Pore, Pierre Chompoux. G.WIIkIra 510 54 9, Tucker 4-9 50 11, ClemsonotMorvland Mktwest Dtvtsloa G rjw 1-5 56 7, Strickland 2-3 53 7, Club. TulsoatMemphlsState Mike Donald 7066— 136 M IN N ESO TA V IK IN G S — Released Tennessee at Mississippi Bernhard Longer 6570— 136 Mossy Cade,defenslve back. SUNDAY Houston *3 2 600 — * « - m ”'3M4’*12?’*' '■* ’ • LSU at Mississippi State Bob Lohr 6967— 136 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-Placed Rsngers 4, Bruins 4 Dallas 3 2 .600 _____INDIANA a m Alabama Stateot Mississippi Valley State Blit Glasson 67-69— 136 Lin Dawson, tight end, on Inlured 1 p.m. — College soccer: NCAA Tournament — San Antonio 2 2 500 'A williams 510 1-2 13, Dodgers sign Marshall MIddleTennessee State at Murray State Buddy Gardner 6569— 137 reserve. Boston University at UConn. WHUS-FM (91.7) 2 2 isOO 'A Dnelling 2-2 OO 4, Remlng 7-17 56 19 Northern Arl zona atNlchollsState,nlght George Archer 6569— 137 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS— Activated BOItMl S O I Utoi) } 2 .333 1 LOS ANGELES (AP) — Outfielder Mike Marshall Tom Byrum 6570— 138 Mork Pottlson, wide receiver, from 1 p.m. — Patriots at Jets, Channel 30, WDRC N.Y. noiktm 2 s 0 S Miami 0 4 'ODD jiA ’-* 0 ^ T1sdalel5B VIrglnlaot North Carolina has agreed to terms of a three-year contract with Dukeat North Carolina State John Huston 72-66— 138 Inlured reserve. Placed Jeff Walker,tackle, 1:30 p.m. — Tennis: Virginia Slims, ESPN m 5 ” *, Boston, Burridge 5, , ^ ^ Foctfle Dlvtslen 4 4 « *2 ^1 **1M* Sam Houston State at Northeast Louisi­ Chris Perry 67-71— 138 on Inlured reserve. 5J2 (sh). 2, Boston, B.Sweeney 4 L^L o k e rs 3 1 .750 — the Los Angeles Dodgers, the World Series winners Richard Cromwell 6969— 138 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES-Ploced Ron 4 p.m. — Browns at Broncos, Channel 30 (teuroue. Miller), 8:53.3, Boston, Galley 3 NiwYem a B a a io-in ana,night 5®Ottie 3 i Ten _____RiBigj" a a a n g— i a JamesModlsanatRIchmond Dick Mast 6969— 138 Solt, guard, on Inlured reserve. 4 p.m. — Giants at Cardinals, Channel 3 (L ln s e ^ , Brickley), 10:11 (pp). 4, announced Friday. . Loren Roberts 67-71— ^138 HOCKEY NewYofk,teefch6 (Dionne), 13:57 (pp). 5, ^ IfuT-ftote I 1 M7 >A 5Polnt6»als— Tucker 3, Miller 3, New- No announcement was made as to the financial Navyat South Corol Ina 4:30 p.m. — Golf: Nabisco Championship, ESPN ftrtlond 2 1 .667 'A ^ 2,_Person. FOuled out— Ewing, wil- (V-ombl IngotSouthCarollnaState Ron Streck 7068— 138 Noflenal Hechey lAague ftew1^,SwHMrom4(Klslo,Nllan),17:06. 1 2 .333 I'A Appalachlon State at Tennessee- Rocco Mediate 67-71— ^138 MINNESOTA NORTH STARS-Sent 7 p.m. — Oilers at Sabres, SportsChannel Penotties— IGslo, NY (roughing), 2:09; L.A. Clippers 1 3 .250 2 J**®*^^‘!tr****' York a (Ookley terms of the contract. Brad Fabel 6570— 138 Paul Jerrard, right wing, to Kalamazoo of 13), Indiana 54 (Person 12), Assists— New Marshall, 28, batted .277 with 20 home runs and a Chottanooga „ . 7:30 p.m. — Red Wings at Rangers, WFAN -Brickley, Bos (crosschecking),4:50; Sacramento 0 3 000 2'A Yort 21 (Jackson 8), Indiana B ( » l l m ^ Southern UnlyersItyatTennessee State Kenny Knox 67-71— 138 the InternotlorHil Hockey League. (AM-660) p Dwyw, Bos (hooking), 5:34; DeBlols, NY Friday's (Oomes York 31, Indian? 30. team-leading 82 RBI this past season while playing Austin PooyatTennesiooTech Jay Overton 6570— 138 COLLEOE (unsportsr^llke conduct), 8:53; VonWes- L«B»OomesNollncliided Technics— Sklles, Person, New York Larry Ziegler 6970— 139 BOISE STATE— Named Herb Criner brouck, NY, served by A6oloney (delayof Philadelphia 107, Atlanta 105 in a career-high 144 games. He also played a major Maine at Towson State Dan Halldorson 71-68— 139 assistant othletlcdlrectarfor operations. 8 p.m. — Vikings at Cowboys, ESPN, WPOP gome), 9:20; O'Dwyer, Bos (Interference), lllw l defense, Indiana Illegal detanse. A— TheCItodolys. VMIot Norfolk, Vo. Houston 121, Miami 100 1Ur330. role in the Dodgers’ post-season success, driving in Geo rglo Tech ot WokoForest Dlllord Pruitt 7069— 139 HOLY NAMES, CALIF.— Named Bernie nine runs and collecting 18 total bases in 11 games. Marshallat Wostorn Carolina Barry Oieesmon 7366— 139 Dlgnan men's basketball coach. ■ Big East basketball celebrates its 10th birthday i ■% .• I . ; - rr. By Jim O'Connell Freshmen to make impact on college scene The Associated Press By David Glnsburg Laphonso Ellis at Notre Dame, Jerrod Mustaf at The Associated Press State and 5-11 Darrick Martin at UCLA, who will Dave Gavitt was looking out for Providence Maryland, Don MacLean at UCLA, Matt Steigenga team with the 6-10 MacLean in hopes of bringing the College in his role as athletic director and at Michigan State and the duo of Malik Sealy and Bruins back to the top of the college basketball basketball coach. He had an idea to help his school WASHINGTON — If Georgetown coach John Robert Werdann at St. John’s are all expected to scene. Thompson wasn’t sure he was getting a prize jewel and contacted others in the same position. play right away. “Let’s just say I’m glad we’ve got them,” His idea starts its 10th season this week and when he recruited Alonzo Mourning, he was Among the outstanding guards entering their first-year UCLA coach Jim Harrick said. “ They’re college basketball will never be the same. TTie Big convinced this summer when the soon-to-be freshmen season are Georgia’s Litterial Green, who going to come in here and play immediately. East Conference helped a sport, not just the schools freshman sparkled at the tryouts for the U.S. averaged 40 points per game as a senior In high Freshmen should be brought along slowly, we don’t Olympic basketball team. in it. school, 3-point specialist Chris Jackson at Louisiana have that luxury.” “ I think at the time we first met. the motivation to " I knew he was good, but the one thing that meet was a combination of changes in the NCAA amazed me about him was his strength," said Tournament Committee’s rules and what the ECAC Thompson, who coached the Olympic team to a was trying to force us to do.” Gavitt said of the bronze medal. “ I did not have any concept that the change in the bid-awarding procedure for the kid was as strong as he was.” tournament that decides the national champion­ In addition to displaying impressive physical ship. The ECAC was going to form regional traits, the 6-foot-lO, 235-pound Mourning also conferences within itself and have round-robin impressed Thompson with his maturity. schedules for those teams. " I did not expect him to be as mature and stable as Gavitt didn’t think that was best for Providence, he was,” Thompson said. “ Those qualities should and the rest is literally college basketball history. help him adjust to whatever happens, good or bad” "T h ey were trying to put us in conferences not of More often than not. Mourning will likely produce our own inclinations that were without natural favorable results for Thompson’s Hoyas. Built in the rivalries. So we really started talking and I called mold of former-Georgetown star Patrick Ewing, that first meeting with St. John’s. Georgetown and Mourning could make an immediate impact, which Syracuse and asked how they felt, and 13 months would be a rarity since Thompson likes to nurture — later we had the announcement." he said. almost shelter — his freshmen. The announcement was that the four schools But Mourning is no ordinary freshman. Although Car Wash involved in the first meeting had Joined with he failed in his bid to become the first high school Connecticut, Boston College and Seton Hall to form player to make the Olympic team, the experience 344 Broad St. Manchester 646-6846 a iTbw conference. ’The schools would play a should prove to be invaluable in helping him adjust round-robin schedule in the first season. 1979-80, and to his fiery coach and a complicated system. a double round-robin thereafter. “ It was a tremendous experience for him and "W e knew how we felt at Providence and we were beneficial to us.” Thompson said, "This summer. looking to share those thoughts with others. We had AIzonzo had an opportunity to get to know me. made up our minds we were not going to be put into a understand our system and get involved in it. $2.95 Special!!! New England conference with Maine, Vermont and Certainly it was not intended that way. but certainly New Hampshire — nothing against those schools but we will reap the benefits of it. It’s got to be nothing they weren’t what we were thinking of. but something positive as it relates to us.” “ So, out of not need, but intent and design, came Mourning, a consensus high school All-American, (Save $8.00) something very exciting. I think what we had hoped averaged 22 points, 12 rebounds and nine blocked and thought we could do was gather not all but most shots per game last year as a senior at Indian River of the traditional good basketball schools with the High School in Chesapeake. Va. Thompson has no Two Days Only!!! same playing traditions and create interest in the reason to think that Mourning can’t ultimately big markets and, secondly, help us create exceed those totals in the college ranks. Wednesday November 16th something exciting and challenging and keep the “ He’s got the potential to be a great one.” good players at home." Thompson said. And Looking at the first nine seasons, the concept has When Ewing wa s at Georgetown, Thompson often worked and then some. Villanova was added for the had four players institute a full-court press while he Thursday November 17th second season and Pittsburgh joined the following positioned his big center under the basket in case year. AP Photo someone slipped by. Thompson said Mourning may Gavitt was chosen as commissioner and he has LOUIE’S WAY — St. John’s Coach Lou Big East Conference. The league, which see similar duties. Includes: been the only man to hold that job. Upder his Camesecca, shown in a file photo, was includes the University of Connecticut, “ Alonzo is that type of shot blocker.” Thompson •Complete Exterior Wash guidance, the Big East has become one of the top orginally against the formation of the is celebrating its 10th birthday this year. said. “ With his strength and quickness, I think conferences in the country. someone might think twice before challenging him It can match the Atlantic Coast Conference. Big underneath.” •Complete Interior Cleaning forward to it. We thought it would be a struggle, and and I was a member of the tournament committee Ten and Southeastern Conference in everything but Mourning is not the only newcomer who is it has been. But it’s brought so many long-range and was at the East Regionals in that capacity,” he football revenue — Pittsbugh and Syracuse aside. expected to help the Hoyas improve on last year’s (Includes cleaning of windows and vacuuming of carpet) benefits. We wouldn’t draw the way we have, we said. "The night of the semifinals was also the night Television contracts, big-name recruits, home 20-10 record. Although he is classified as a wouldn’t recruit the way we have, we wouldn’t have they were playing in the Midwest Regional, and arenas, NCAA Tournament success. sophomore, 6-11 Dikembe Motombo will be playing the television coverage without the conference. It’s Boston College was playing Kansas State there •Undercarriage Wash & Rust Inhibitor Gavitt never expected things to go so well so obviously been worth all the headaches.” his first season of college basketball after coming to quickly. while I was watching Villanova play Memphis The television exposure has meant much, State. America from Instifue Boboto, a Jesuit school in “ It has been like raising a child, I have been so financially and for recruiting purposes. Every Zaire. $2.95 involved. But I don’t think in our wildest dreams we " I was checking scores on the phone as part of my conference game was televised last season at least job and the P A system announced to the crowd at “ He’s cocky, confident and outspoken,” Thomp­ ever could have let ourselves look at our dream of on the regional cable level. There is a Big East son said of Motombo. "H e’s still got to pick up the the national impact it would have,” he said. “ Our Reynolds Coliesum that Boston College beat Kansas (A $10.95 Value) television network and the league has an exclusive State in the Midwest Regional. The entire Villanova system and a lot of the terminology But when he team's now are able to recruit successfully national television contract with CBS through 1990 does, look out.” throughout the rest of the country. You used to see cheering section — and there were a lot of Villanova Use These Money Saving Coupons Below that means at least $14 million for league coffers. fans there — erupted and started chanting. ‘Big With all the talk surrounding Mourning, one kids from the East going other places and when we "When we got involved in college basketball for national magazine chose his fellow Big East started keeping the good kids in the East home, I East, Big East.’ I reniember saying to myself, ‘My Save $8.00 ...... bave $45.60 ...... * the first time in 1982, TBS and NBC had the freshman Billy Owens of Syracuse for its cover, an said to myself, 'Wow, this is working.’ And the God, w e’ve really done it. ’ Because I had heard that conference affiliations — which included the ECAC honor that could easily turn the head of a player just Two Day Special Detail Special attendance was up, there was more exposure on chant for so many years in the ACC.” which these teams were a part of,” CBS program out of high school. televison. I never imagined the national impact or Gavitt says there were other benchmarks — the Wednesday November 16th Includes: executive Len DeLuca said. “ When the Big East " I don’t think that kind of thing, in certain cases, success.” signing of Ewing by Georgetown, playing the annual was formed, it gave us the chance to grab the glitter affects players,” Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim And •Simoniz® Orbital Not everyone involved from the start was excited postseason tournament in New York’s Madison of college basketball — and those were the years of said. “ You can look at that as just another picture about joining the conference. Square Garden. Georgetown’s national champion­ Thursday November 17th Polish Wax Patrick Ewing and Chris Mullin. and that’s what it was to Billy. He got his picture St. John’s coach Lou Camesecca admits he was ship in 1984, the appearance of three conference “ When CBS made our first deal with the Big East, taken and he’s done that thousands and thousands of Includes: (A Teflon® fortified polish) . against it from the start. teams in the 1985 Final Four — Georgetown. St. it signified CBS had made its claim to regular- times. We’re proud that he’s on the cover, we’ve •Complete Exterior Wash •Detailed Interior Cleaning "Hey, wehaditgoodbackthen,’’ hesaid, “ Wehad John’s and champion Villanova. season basketball. We had already had the never had a Syracuse player on the cover of ‘Sports a good schedule and I had to play these guys once. The 10th season will feature an outstanding •Complete Interior Cleaning (A detailed cleaning of windows,dashboard, tournament for two years. freshmen class led by Georgetown’s Alonzo Illustrated’ in any sports according to what I ’ve Now I would have to play them twice. I didn’t need "The Big East gives us a foundation. It’s a (Includes cleaning of windows ashtrays, door jambs, etc.) that.” Mourning and Syracuse’s Billy Owens. Everygam e been told.” foundation conference with 25 percent of the will again be televised and the polls and NCAA The 6-9, 195-pound Owens, who played at Carlisle and vacuuming of carpet) •Carpet Shampoo Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim, who along with nation’s homes and some of the nation’s best teams Camesecca and Georgetown’s John Thompson has Tournament should have their usual fill of Big East (Pa.) High School, certainly has the credentials to •Undercarriage Wash &Rust Inhibitor and they are all very liberal in scheduling teams. deserve that kind of treatment. He was the $49.00 been around since the conference began, said it was non-conference games right in the middle of the $2.95 tough to accept at first. Georgetown athletic director Frank Rienzo, one valedictorian of his high school class and led his (Regularly $94.00) conference schedule.” of the four men at the first meeting, summed up his team to a 116-11 record and four state champion­ (Regularly $10.95) "M y first reaction to the Big East was we didn’t Gavitt can recall vividly the moment he felt the The Gentle Touch Car Wash need and didn’t want It. We were doing fine without ex^ctations for the conference he had helped form. ships, the last of which he sealed with a 53-point The Gentle Touch Car Wash Big East made its mark as a conference. “We expected this level of succes.” he said outing in the title game. 344 Broad St. Manchester, CT 646-684 it.” Boeheim said. “We weren’t really looking " I was in Raleigh for the 1982 NCAA Tournament “ about the year 2050.’ ’ There will be plenty of other outstanding 344 Broad St. Manchester 646-6846 Coupon Valid Until December 17,1988 freshmen throughout thecountry and a numberwill • • • • ••••••••• • • • • • ••••••••••• make an impact in the frontcourt. Manning set to join Ciippers ■] P is to n s LOS ANGELES (A P ) — Danny From page 48 deal came about after the NBA money. Manning, the first selection in got involved in the negotiations. last summer’s.NBA draft, has Barring a last-minute snag in Both sides compromised in with 27 points. Johnny Newman added 26, agreed in principal to a contract negotiations. Manning will be in their demands. Hoggin said. inclouding four straight free throws early in the with the Los Angeles Qippers uniform Saturday night when the Hoggin quoted sources as say­ overtime. that will pay him more than $10 Clippers. 1-3, entertain the Pho­ ing the deal is worth more than Chuck Person backed Tisdale with 22 points and , million over five years. KNBC- the five-year, $lo million pact enix Suns in their home opener. TV reported Friday. Vem Fleming added 19. that the Clippers had previousi,' Hoggin said. ’Transcripts of the contract offered. Part of that offer called were being sent across the Manning led Kansas to the Mavericks 115, Spurs 102 for $2.3 million to be deferred, but NCAA Championship last spring DALLAS (A P ) — Derek Harper and Rolando country Friday, Fred Hoggin of Hoggin said the Clippers have KNBC reported, adding that the and was college basketball's Blackman scored six points apiece during a 24-11 agreed not to defer any of the player of the year. spurt to start the third quarter Friday night and the Dallas Mavericks cruised over the San Antonio Spurs 115-102. T e n n is look to make peace Harper, who had 10 points in the third quarter, scored 25 to lead Dallas. Sam Perkins added 18 and Bv Andrew Worshow lishment of rival men’s tours ing conflict between A T P and the Mark Aguirre 17. . , The Associated Press would cause “ fragmentation and rest of the game of tennis can be Darwin Cook led San Antonio with 19 points and chaos” within the sport and urged avoided, so that A T P remains an Greg Anderson contiibuted 16. LONDON — Two of the world’s the players to reconsider. important member of the world­ leading tennis officials said F ri­ In an effort to solve the crisis. wide tennis fam ily.” Hadingham Rockets 121, Heat 100 day they were “optimistic” of Hadingham. accompanied by said. MIAMI (AP) — Rookie Derrick Chievous scored averting a split in the men’s game British Lawn Tennis Association At present, men’s tennis is run 22 points Friday night, including 12 in a caused by the proposed breaka­ executive director Ian Peacock, by the Men’s Pro Council, an seven-minute span of the second quarter, to lead the way circuit in 1990, to be run by AP photo flew to meet Jordan in New York umbrella organization with three Houston Rockets to a 121-100 victory over the the players. IN FRONT — Curtis Strange waves to this week and submit a formula ATP members, three officials of winless Miami Heat. Hamilton Jordan, executive for solving the impasse. the crowd after a birdie putt in the the International Tennis Federa­ The Rockets’ Akeem Olajuwon added 19 points. 12 director of the Association of A statement issued by the tion and- three tournament I below his average, and 13 rebounds.- Tim Nabisco Golf Championships in Pebble Tennis Professionals, -the play­ British LTA on Jordan’s behalf representatives. AP photo McCormick had 17 points and Buck Johnson 15. Beach, Calif. Strange led by two strokes ers’ union, and Wimbledon chair­ quoted him as saying that, Among the A T P ’s demands are Rookie Rony Seikaly had 18 points and Billy man Buzzer_ Hadingham said OVER THE BACK — The Islanders' during first-period NHL action Friday after two rounds at 9-under-par 135. following the meeting, he was more freedom of choice as to Thompson 13 for Miami, 0-4. they had discussed new proposals “ more optimistic that thecurrent when and where they play, better Greg Gilbert falls backwards over the night at the Meadowlands Arena. aimed at breaking the deadlock, confrontation between ATP and marketing of the sport, more back of an unidentified New Jersey Devil 76ers 107, Hawks 105 and pledged to continue talking. the tennis establishment can be prize money and an eight-week PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Charles Barkley made Strange keeps Hadingham’s office in London settled.” rest period at the end of the year. a tiebreaking foul shot with 14 seconds left and Mike declined to give details of the “ I look forward to participating Although no details of the Gminski added a free throw with two seconds proposals, while a spokeswoman in further talks within the next Jordan-Hadingham discussions Bruins, Rangers in 4-4 tie remaining Friday night as the Philadelphia 76ers at ATP headquarters at Ponte few weeks which I hope may were disclosed, the Wimbledon held off the Atlanta Hawks 107-105. Nabisco lead NEW YORK (AP) - Andy the power play at 10:17 to tie the Vedra Beach, Fla., said Jordan resolve our problems.” the state­ chief said they were conducted Atlanta’s Dominique Wilkins missed a long Brickley scored on a deflection game. was unavailable for comment. ment said. “ in a cordial and positive jumper at the buzzer. By Bob Green Last week, the players an­ After returning from New manner.” with 4:37 remaining in regulation NHL Roundup Blackhawks 6, Jets 5 Philadelphia’s Hersey Hawkins led all scorers time to give the Boston Bruins a The Associated Press nounced they were setting up an York. Hadingham, chairman of He said Jordan had agreed to WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) - with 23 points, including a crucial 3-point shot late in 4-4 tie with the New York Rangers independent international circuit the All England Club, said the “ give serious consideration to the scored in a 1:45 span midway Wayne Presley’s unassisted goal the fourth quarter, while Barkley and Maurice PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. — Curtis Strange, starting Jan. 1, 1990, breaking visit had been “ very worthwhile proposals, discuss these with his Friday night. through the second period to put at 1:59 of overtime capped a Cheeks each had 19 points for the 76ers. Brickley tipped Bob Sweeney’s angered and distracted by a clicking camera, away from the current Grand and have kept the door open for colleagues on the Board of the the Rangers ahead. Chicago rally from a 3-0 first- SO-foot slapshot past Rangers salvaged a 71 and retained a two-stroke lead Friday Prix with a reduced number of further negotiations through a A T P and participate in further Vanbiesbrouck kept the period deficit as the Blackhawks Bulls 97, Nets 85 goaltender John Vanbiesbrouck at the halfway point of golf’s richest tournament, big tournaments. new line of communication.” talks during the next few weeks in Rangers ahead by stopping a beat the Winnipeg Jets 6-5 CHICAGO (AP) — Michael Jordan scored 36 as the Bruins, 6-1-3 in their 10 the Nabisco Championships. Organizers of the present cir­ “ I am optimistic that common the hope of arriving at a satisfac­ penalty shot by Bo^ton>All-Star Friday. points and ignited a fourth-quarter surge Friday previous games, salvaged a tie cuit warned then that the estab- sense will prevail and a damag­ tory solution.” defenseman Ray^wurque with Steve Thomas’ second goal of night as the Chicago Bulls defeated the New Jersey •‘It’s like a baseball game out there,” the U.S. after blowing a 3-0 first-period Open champion fumed after completing two trips five minutes remaining in the the game, a blistering slapshot at N6ts 97*85 lead. second period. 16:38 of the third period, tied the The Bulls, ahead 70-66 in the final quarter, broke over the Pebble Beach Golf Links in 9-under-par 135. Brian Leetch and Tomas Sand- Carson puts an end to speculation Kelly Kisio, who set up Sand- game 5-5. open a tight game with a 15-6 spurt that started with “ I'm not taking anything away from baseball. But strom scored late in the first strom’s goal, found Dahlen alone The Blackhawks trailed 5-2 Jordan’s layup at 10:16 and ended with another we’ve always been different. And it’s chan^ng,” he By Tom Conovon period to get the Rangers back 12 feet in front of the net and early in the third period, but basket by Jordan with 5:44 left to put the Chicago in said. seasons, highlighted by a Super The Associated Press my high, so to speak. I ’m actually into the game after Boston scored Dahlen beat Boston goaltender rallied to force the overtime on front 85-72. Bowl title in 1986. three times in the first 10:11. Ulf Strange complained of “ cameras and gallery in a big kid at heart. I enjoy what Andy Moog with a wrist shot on goals by Mike Eagles. Dave Yet, the lingering question of I ’m doing. Even in practice I Dahlen and Tony Granato then Bullets 96, Hornets 87 the fairways. We should be able to administrate EAST HUTHEHFOHD. N.J. ~ r '! retirement has followed Carson, Manson and Thomas. enjoy it.” A LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Ledell Eackles better,” he said. “ After all this time, we should be Thirty minutes after the New as did the insinuations that the Keith Brown had the other The (jiants did not allow Carson scored nine points in the first six minutes of the able to control these things.” York Giants beat Dallas Sunday, long-time Giants’ captain was Blackhawks goal. or his teammates to comment on fourth period Friday night, leading the Washington a devilish smile came to Harry slowing. Strange said he was distracted by two camera the retirement Friday, before the St. Bernard Islanders 3, Devils 3 Bullets over the Charlotte Hornets 96-87. Carson’s face, and it had nothing Each time the questions arose. clicks while playing the par-5 18th hole. team left for Sunday’s game at From page 48 The victory was the Bullets’ first in four games, to do with the pleasure he takes in Carson seemed to play better. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. “ It got me on my second shot and it got me on my Phoenix. and prevented them from matching their worst beating the Cowboys. Carson, who will be 35 this (A P ) — Mark Johnson and Bruce third shot. You hear that click on your backswing Carson was a fourth-round Driver scored power-play goals start in 16 NBA seasons in Washington. Carson had just been asked month and is leading the Giants in East is now idle until Thanks­ after a poor punt, put together a and a warning light goes off in your head,” he said. draft choice from South Carolina duringa 1:45 span Friday night as about Lawrence Taylor, who has tackles this season, ended further giving Day morning when it decent drive and kicked a field Strange, who led by three shots beginning the day, State in 1976. He spent his first the New Jersey Devils rallied for played beside him and had the speculation about his career opposes crosstown Manchester goal. That was the story. Take stroked three good shots to the green and had a eight seasons playing with mostly a 3-3 tie with the New York locker next to him for eight years. Thursday night by announcing he High in their annual Turkey Day away the first quarter, we played 10-foot putt for the birdie that would have retained poor New York teams noted for Islanders. Hill retains title Taylor was in the trainer’s room would not return for a 14th tussle at Memorial Field. East good football.” the margin. for an injured shoulder. good defense but bad offense. The game was the first between season. leads the town series. 8-5. East stormed back in the third But he missed it. “ Harry will be missed,” Carl the teams since New Jersey BISMARK, N.D. (AP) — Virgil Hill retained his “ He’s an old man,” said “ I enjoy every time I run out on St. Bernard had the first two stanza, with Scott Beaulieu scor­ “ That last putt was important. .It could have Banks, one of the latest in a series ousted the Islanders in the World Boxing Association light heavyweight title Carson, the nine-time Pro Bowl the field at Giants Stadium,” scores with Mullaney (21 carries ing on a 10-yard run followed by salvaged the round,” he said. “ Two shots can go like linebacker who has beew called of outstanding linebackers to play opening round of the playoffs last Friday night when he-stopped Willie Featherstone Carson said on Home Box Office’s for 190 yards) tarin g on runs of Mangiafico’s two-point conver­ that,” he said. “ I don’t feel like I have any edge the “ heart of the Giants defense.” with Carson, told The Star- spring, and the only thing that of Toronto at 2:05 of the 10th round in a scheduled now.” Inside The N F L show. “ That’s 56 and 66 yards. He converted sion. Mangiafico then put the “I can remember when Law­ Ledger of Newark. kept New York in the game was 12-round bout. after each score for a 14-0 bulge. Eagles ahead with a 15-yard TD Tom Kite and Bruce Lietzke moved into a tie for rence Taylor would never get goalie Kelly Hrudey, who stopped Hill, the 24-year-qld 1984 Olympic silver medal­ Russ Ellington’s 1-yard run made run. second with Ken Green at 137. injured, and now he’s hurt.” 42 shots. list, improved to 23^0, with 14 knockouts. His fourth it 20-0 before East scored on a It stayed that way until Mulla- Green, alone in second after the first round, Carson said. WINTER RATES The Devils, who entered the title defense came before a boistrous crowd of 8,400 10-yard TD run by quarterback ney’s field goal as time wound birdied the last hole for a 70. Lietzke had a 68 while “ That means Lawrence Taylor CALDWELL game 3-for-20 on the power play in at the Bismark Civic Centre. Starting Mon., Nov. 14 Marc Mangiafico with Tom Shee­ down. Kite, needing a victory in this event to extend the is — (Carson pauses fora second) their last five games, got all their Featherstone, the 29-year-old Commonwealth Tour’s longest winning string, used a birdie-eagle- han adding the conversion to champion, came into the fight a 3-1 underdog. He fell ... is in the twilight of his career. East Catholic 0 6 14 0— 2? gpals while skating with the man OIL INC. make it 20-8. birdie burst as the key to a 65. Did Harry Carson get Injured St. Bernard 7 13 0 3—23 advantage. The Devils also killed to 20-4, with 11 knockouts in his first fight in the “ We were behind 20-0 before Scoring: Kite has won at least once in each of the last seven today? No. not m e !” TALLWOOD eight of the Islanders’ nine power United States. seasons. you could bat an eye,” said East SB- Mullanev 54-vard run (Mullanev The smile on Carson's fare kick) plays. It was a one-sided fight which ended when Hill, the COUNTRY CLUB .61* Coach Leo Facchini. “ At this SB- Mullanev 66-vd. run (Mullanev “ This is it. It comes down to this one. I win this one suddenly widened, and his enjoy­ The Devils outshot the Island­ hometown hero, connected with a solid right upper At- N, Habron, e4e>ll5i par gal. C. O. D. point I feel real bad for the kids. I kick) or it’s over,” Kite said of the season-ending ment was obvious. SB- Ellington 1-vd. run (kick tolled) ers 19-10 in the opening period but cut on the chin that sent Featherstone reeling across ISO gat, minimum p urchua hate to use a cliche but the kids tournament that offers $3 million in individual Football has been fun for EC- Mangiafico 10-vd. run (Sheehan trailed 3-1 as Tomas Jonsson, Pat the ring and hanging onto the ropes to remain showed a lot of character coming run) prizes — $2 million in the tournament purse plus $1 Carson in recent years, as his OPk., rIL WINTER EC- Beaulieu 10-vd. run (Mangiafico LaFontaine and Mikko Makala standing. 649-8841 back. million in bonuses from the season-long Nabisco career with the Giants stretched Wwttw VirmlWnQ all scored after PatrikSundstrom “ I can’t take anything away from Willie,” Hill Grand Prix. PMc m Su8/«ef to Chongo “ We took a two-point lead but "^*^£0 Mangiafico 15-vd. run (run failed) into its 10th, 11th. 12th and ISth had given New Jersey a 1-0 lead i said. “ He was a game opponent.” hey. 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BOSTON (AP) — Adrian Dantley and Isiah nom as keyed a decisive rally down the stretch and the unbeaten Detroit Pistons streaked to their fifth victory Friday night in a fight-interrupted 116-107 decision over the Boston Celtics. The Pistons, off to their ^ s t start since 1970, 1’ ... posted their first regularseason victory in IS Boston Ga^en visits since Dec. 19,1982. Detroit won twice in Boston during last season’s Eastern Conference playoffs, which the Pistons took in six games. Dantley, Thomas and Joe Dumars took charge after centers Bill Laimbeer of the Pistons and Robert Parish of the Celtics were ejected for fighting late in the first period. Dantley topped all scorers with 30 points, Dumars had 24 and Thomas 23, including 21 in the second half. Boston, losing for the third time in four games, pulled away from a Ue at 81 for a five-point lead at the outset of the fourth period. However, the Pistons rallied to go in front 91-90 near the five-minute mark. The Celtics regained the lead 94-91 on a long shot Bv Nc by Dennis Johnson and a pair of free throws by MancI Larry Bird midway through the period. Detroit then went on a 19-7 charge with Dantley A I scoring eight points, Thomas seven and Dumars two listed 1 for a 110-101 advantage with 1:30 remaining. at Hat Dumars added six more points before the final injure! buzzer. Saturd Kevin McHale led Boston with 30 points while Bird which had 24. sor mi The fight between the 6-foot-10 Laimbeer and the Poll! 7-foot Parish broke out after the Boston center was was cl rtruck on the head during rebounding action. They the cr threw wild punches before being spearated by other truck \ players. Laimbeer had 11 points and Parish eight alcoho when they left. from F The Knlcks 121, Pacers 120 OT lis La Road, I^roIANAPOLIS (AP) — Gerald Wilkins made the ac( ^ free throws with eight seconds left in overtime ter an Friday night and the New York Knicks beat Indiana 121-120, keeping the Pacers winless in four games critica this season. ■ hospitt :teano The loss gave the Pacers their worst start since they Joined the NBA in 1976. •nie Knicks. who led by as many as 16 points in the AP photo third quarter, fell behind in the fourth period when Indiana’s Wayman Tisdale scored 15 of his COMBATANTS — 'Detroit's Bill Laim­ at it during the first quarter of their NBA career-high 39 points. beer (40 is held back by Boston’s Brad game Friday night at Boston Garden. Four straight free throws by Tisdale gave Indiana Lohaaus, far left, as the Celtics’ Robert Both players were ejected. The Pistons By No ^1^103 lead, and two minutes later a basket by Parish (00) is held back by Detroit’s won, 116-107. Manet 2 Tisdale put the Pacers ahead 111-109. Mark Jackson John Salley as Laimbeer and Parish go Mored for New York with 42 seconds left, sending : - Seve the game into overtime. O'Conr TVo njore free throws by Tisdale gave Indiana its psychii last lead at 120-119 with 13 seconds left In the extra St. Bernard nips the Eagles Memoi period, then Stuart Gray fouled Wilkins, who hit the fellow final two free throws. After a timeout, the Pacers UNCASVILLE — It’ll be a supern worked the ball to Tisdale, who missed with two night as head man of the Eagles. overall, 0-5 in the All Connecticut The 1 seconds to go. homecoming first-year East Ca­ His emotions had to swing — as tholic High head football coach Conference. St. Bernard, snap­ aisle. V Patrick Ewing, who fouled out late in the fourth the game did — which saw the ping a three-game losing streak, •“Thert Leo Facchini won’t forget. homestanding Saints triumph. goes to 1-3 in the ACC and 4-4-1 quarter with Indiana ahead 109-107, led New Yprk Facchini. assistant coach at St. apart,’ 23-22, on John Mullaney’s 25-yard overall. had bo Bernard High for four years, field goal with three minutes left. See PISTONS, page 47 returned to Uncasville Friday w e’d 1 The loss drops the Eagles to 1-8 See ST. BERNARD, page 47 we’d h have g buddie away, 'sential been stigma As 0 progra and Se nor sh: Bi