2i — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Jan. 20, 1989

You can moke excellent APARTMENTS dish cloths from the mesh APARTMENTS HOMES 107 d INDUSTRIAL IQod SPORTING I CARS I CARS bogs In which oranges, FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE potatoes, onions, etc. ore I"® M PROPERTY I GOODS MANCHESTER. Twoand j sold. Just boll for 15 MANCHESTER. Excel­ EAST HARTFORD/Glas- 1983 MERCURY Grande 1984 RENAULT Encore. minutes In water to which three room apart­ MANCHESTER. 3400 and SKI Boots. Woman’s Jun­ Five door, five speed, ments. $380 and $480 lent, modern, four tonbury line. Seven 2400 square foot Indus­ ior Racing. Size 8. Al- Marquis. Four door se­ chlorine blench has been room, 2 bedroom. room Cape with trial space. Loading dan with all the extras. air conditioning, body added. Put still good but plus utilities. Security. plna. $60 Excellent con­ excellent, new muffler, No pets. 646-2426, 9-5 Stove, refrigerator. screened porch, gar­ dock, parking. Wood­ dition. 643-2880. $3500 649-2136.______no-longer needed furni­ Available February 1. age, nice lot, first floor land Industrial Park. tires. $700 or best offer. ture and appliances back weekdays. 1980 PONTIAC Turbo 742-0120.______A $640 Includes heat and laundry hook-ups. In­ Principals Only. 643- |R7d MISCELLANEOUS Trans Am. 60,000 miles, Into use by selling them ECONOMICAL, Third hot water. 649-4003. side of house Is brand 2121. 1976 CHEVETTE. Runs with a low-cost Classified. floor, one bedroom new. $975 plus utilities. automatic, T-tops, air MANCHESTER. Two MANCHESTER. 6,000 10 M FOR SALE conditioning, tilt, new great, good condition. 643-2711. apartment with stove Security. No pets. 872- Needs new battery. and refrigerator. Nice bedroom Townhouse. 4381, 649-5400, 647-9040. square feet. Third STEEL Buildings, fac­ Eagle GT's, cruise con­ T/ 2 baths, garage. Wa- floor, elevator service. trol, rear defrost, four $175. 647-1029.______location. $475 plus utili­ EAST HARTFORD/Glas- tory Inventory clear­ ties and security. No sher/dryer hook-up. 95 Hilliard Street. 647- ance. Top quality pre- wheel disc, all gages, 1978 CHRYSLER Cor­ Central. $625 plus utlll- tonbury line. Seven 9137. power windows. Ma­ doba. Body and engine Rentals pets. Coll 643-2129, 9-5. room Cape with englneered buildings tles. 649-0311 after 6pm. available for Imme­ roon with black Inte­ parts. Jon, 569-8755. MANCHESTER. Three screened porch, gar­ rior. $3500 or best offer. bedrooms, I'/a both. SOUTH WINDSOR. One age, nice lot, first floor ROOMMATES diate delivery. 30x60 to CHEVY Novo 1978, 6 cy­ A 236-9560.______$775 per month. Two bedroom, appliances, laundry hook-ups. In­ 100x200. Some deposit linder, automatic I ROOMS no pets. No utilities, WANTED forfeits and save thou­ 1980 VOLVO, 242 DL. Blue transmission, AM/FM, FOR RENT bedrooms, T/ 2 baths. side of house Is brand $575 per month. Two security. 875-7919. new. $900 plus utilities. N sands. Call John (203) with blue Interior. Au­ good condition, no FEMALE, Over 25 Room 643-9095. Pre-Inventory tomatic, excellent con­ rust. $700 or best offer. MANCHESTER. Room In bedrooms, 1 bath. $525 MANCHESTER. Three Security. No pets. 872- mate wanted to share per month plus utili­ bedroom, first floor, 4381, 649-.5400, 647-9040. Incentives. Discounts dition. Good tires. 643-0419.______aulet rooming house. apartment. end Jaunary 30th. 64,000 on motor. Oft street parking. $75 ties, security and refe- fully appllanced, car­ $300/month. Call 649- OLDSMOBILE Regency rencs. No pets. 643- peted. $700 plus utili­ COMMERCIAL Build­ AM /FM Cassette. $3500 Brougham, 1986, 4 per week. 646-1686 or A v a ila b le 1974. or best offer. 236-9560. 569-3018. 2121. ties. Security and ref­ ings, factory Inventory door, V6, tape deck, MANCHESTER. Two erences. Call 647-0628, Immediately clearance: Top qual­ 1977 PLYMOUTH Volarl. loaded. 24,900 miles. MANCHESTER. Sleep­ evenings. bedroom flat, first 2 bedroom, 4 room sin­ ity, engineer certified Runs good. New ex­ Asking $9,500. 643-8973. ing room for working floor, near busline. buildings, 30x60 to haust, battery and gentleman. Sharebath, MANCHESTER - 4 room gle family. Close to Rt, OLDSMOBILE - 1982 - New carpeting, great duplex, stove, refriger­ CLOTHING 100x200. Great for of­ brakes. $950 528-0074 or Delta "88", two door, no cooking. $235 per 1-384 and Manchester fice warehouse, and 646-2423. month plus security location, walking dis­ ator, garage. $600. No automatic, power, tance to stores. $650 per utilities. 633-4189. Community College. BURGANDY Chester­ strip malls. Save thou­ 1980 FORD. Fairmont. AM/FM, air, wire N and references. 643- field coat. Black velvet sands. John (203) 643- 2121. month. One year lease M AN CH ESTER. Newer Large private yard, Four cylinder, four wheels. Excellent con- plus security deposit. duplex, 5 large rooms, *700 per month without collar, 100% wool. Like 9095. Pre-Inventory In­ speed. Runs and looks dltlon. $2,500. 647-8600 MANCHESTER. Room new! $50. Size 11-12. centive discounts end 649-0795. l'/ 2 baths. $675. No pets. utilities. Caii 643-9321. good. Asking $500. 649- for rent. Available Feb­ Call 646-1072 after 5pm, January 30th.______5434. ruary. Kitchen and MANCHESTER. First Security. 643-4067, after or 643-1136, days. I AUTOS FOR floor, two bedroom 6pm. DOUBLE Bowl, stainless 1984 MERCURY Marquis. laundry privileges. steel sink with single RENT/LEASE Non-smoker. After apartment In reno­ One owner. Excellent vated two family EASTFORD lever faucet, spray condition. 39,000 miles. 5:30, 647-0237.______HOMES hose and beige formica FREE Mileage on low house. New applian­ Fully equipped. $5395. cost auto rental. Vil­ M ANCHESTER. Clean, ces, carpets, etc. $600 FOR RENT HOUSE FURNITURE counter. Tap to accom­ 633-2824. aulet, convenient to odate sink. Very good lage Auto Rental, 643- per month plus utlll- tor rent. Quiet 2979 or 646-7044. busline. Call anytime. tles. Call 649-2871. PORTABLE twin bed. condition. Both for 646-8337.______COVENTRY DUPLEX country setting, Like new. Includes $100. Manchester, 646- VERNON. Two bedroom, mattress. $75. 643-8208. 0271. CARS MANCHESTER. Excel­ returbished apart­ Off Route 44A, 2 years old. ideal for CLYDE lent, large room, fur­ ment, appllanced, Kitchen, family room, two FOR SALE iiattrhpHtpr Hrralii professional CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. nished or unfurnished. basement, nice, big bedrooms, 1 bath. Annual Kitchen privileges. lease *675.00 per month. couples. No pets! No I7C^TV/STERE0/ ENDROLLS ROUTE 83, VERNON yard. Available Imme­ Call Helen at 643-2487. $325/monthly. 649-4003. diately. $475 plus utili­ children. *875/month I APPLIANCES 27'h width - 25t 83 Regal Coupe *6995 8-4:30 weekdays. 13V4 width - 2 for 25« ties. Two months se­ - heat included. Call 84 Skyhawk Wagon *5995 JANUARY curity deposit. Call ELECTRIC Stove. Sears, MUST be picked up at the Saturday. Jan. 21, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cen ts APARTMENTS 20", 4 burner. White Herald Office Monday thru 84 Camaro Coupe *4995 Julie, ERA Blanchard 974-0473 85 Century Wagon *8595 lU EDGAR FOR RENT 8< Rossetto, 646-2482. BOLTON Nutone Coppertone Thursday before 11 a.m only. Range hood with vent 85 Century 4 Dr. *8995 EAST HARTFORD. Antique Greek to outside. Very good PRICE AVAILABLE Imme­ Revival Home, 65 Eccort 4 Dr. *4395 diately. One bedroom Cleon, second floor, 5 I STORE AND condition. Ideal for o io rooms, 2 bedrooms. early post colonial, apartment or summer 86 Electra 4 Dr. *10,495 apartment. $545. Heat OFFICE SPACE Automotive 86 98 Regency 4 Dr. *9995 THAW' and hot water Included. Stove and refrigerator. genuine charm. camp. Both tor $75. Security required. $650 Monchester, 646-0271. 86 LeSabra Ltd. *11,995 2 bedroom Townhouse. 3 bedrooms, T / 2 STORE. 46 Oak Street. $650. Heat and hot wa­ plus utilities. Call 644- 86 Delta 98 2 Dr. *9495 1712. baths, $900/month. Excellent ground floor CARS ter Included. Security location. Good for pro­ I 88 Cavalier 4 Dr. *5995 Available 2-1-89. ■70 J FUEL OIL/COAL/ FOR SAL£ 1988 Bukk LeSabrg Ltd. and references re­ SOUTH End of Hartford. fessionals, Attorneys, 88 Marc. Lynx *4995 WE CAN MAKE IT BETTER 2 months security quired. No pets. Boyle Five rooms, second Dentists, Insurance, l*»lFIREW00D 4 Door Sedan floor. Appliances, por- and references 1982 M ERCURY Zepher. 4 86 Nova 4 Dr. *6995 Management Com- Real Estate, Doctors, 86 Caprice 4 Dr. Now > 1 3 ,9 9 0 ° ° pany, 649-4800.______klg. References re­ required. SEASONED firewood for door, 72,000 miles. *9995 Travel, Finance, Etc. sale. Cut, spilt and Great shape. Florida MANCHESTER. Second quired. Security. 249- NO PETS. Grossman 8< Weln- Put asi(je 0010 or 872-4339 between Call 742-9687. traub, 649-5334, 647- delivered. $35 per load. car. $2600. Call 527-1114 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 N 11SA floor, 2 bedroom, heat 742-1182. or 645-6455. and appliances. No 8am-9pm. 9223. 1988 Chovrolot Borotta pets. $600 plus security. 2 Door Coupe materialism, Call 646-3979. Now >9590°° MANCHESTER. Tv^ bedroom Townhouse. •6067A Bush urges S ^ ' Nice location, all ap 1988 Bttick Century pllances. Heat, hot wa­ Cuitom 4 (}oor Sedan ter, carpeting, air con- dltlanlng. Call 647-1595. Now >10,490<» By Lee Byrd ’88 BUICK BLOWOUT The Associated Press MARLBOROUGH. Half •6084A Duplex, twa bedrooms, private setting, no 1987 Bnick Skykawk WASHINGTON - George Her­ pets. $650 Includes AT WILE MOTORS WE HAVE 8 Hatchback Sport Coupe bert Walker Bush was inaugu­ heat. 295-9238. Now >8380^ rated the 41st president of the MANCHESTER. Excel­ United States on Friday, urging lent, 3'/2 rooms, stove, 1988 BUICK LEFTOVERS THAT WE WILL SELL M21SA upon his countrymen fresh faith refrigerator, washer, 1987 Chovrolot Colobrity that even in a peaceful, prosper­ wall to wall carpeting. station Wagon References, security, ous America, “We can make it no pets. $475 plus utili­ Now >8990°° better.” ties. 649-4003. MoezA Then, hand-in-hand with his wife, Barbara, the new president Court of Probate, District of AT DEALER INVOICE!! 1987 Pontiac Firobird Andover Sport Coupe rode — and for a time walked — at NOTICE OF HEARINQ the head of his own parade, in E S T A T E OF New >8990°° splendid sunshine to the splendid SYLVIA A. THOMPSON Pursuant to on order of Hon. misery of the White House. An Norman J. Preuss, Judge, estimated 300,000 people ex­ dated January 13,1989a hear­ 1986 Boick Skylark Ltd. ing will be held on on applica­ 4 Door Sedan changed his joyous waves along tion proving tor the authority the way. to sell a certain piece or par­ Now >7980°° cel of land at private sale as In an inaugural speech long on In sold application on file inspiration and short on initia­ more fully appears, at the tives, Bush offered a symbolic Court of Probate on January BUICK REGALS BUICK CENTURYS BUICK SKYLARK BUICK SKYHAWK 1986 Bokk Regal 26, 1989 at 2:30 P.M. Cuatom Coupe hand of bipartisanship to the Sharon B. Preuss, opposition Democrats and asked 048-01 Now >7980°° the nation to put aside material­ aeossA ism. "We are not the sums of our FIRST WAVE — President and Mrs. Bush and Vice LIQUOR PERMIT possessions,” he said. after Bush and Quayle were sworn in outside the SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM GENERAL MOTORS 1986 Baick Skyhawk President and Mrs. Quayle wave to the audience NOTICE OF APPLICATION Cuttom 4 Door Sedan “A new breeze is blowing —and Capitol Friday. This Is to give notice that 1, a nation refreshed by freedom ANJANA JAVIA of 9 Now >6380<^ SANDRA DRIVE, BLOOM­ stands ready to push on: there is "My friends, we have work to from sweaty work and heady FIELD have filed an applica­ #8424A new ground to be broken, and new do," Bush said in his 20-minute gambles in the Texas oil fields to tion placarded JANUARY 11, 1989 with the Department of 1986 Plymouth Roliaiit action to be taken," Bush speech. "We have more will than diplomacy in China, from politi­ Liquor Control a GROCERY station Wgon declared. wallet, but will is what we need.” cal defeat to presidential B E E R for the sole of alco­ holic liquor on the premises New >5440°° Beneath partial overcast, in He asked Americans to help landslide. 809 MAIN STREET, MAN­ slight chill at three minutes past him steer the nation on a course of Moments before Bush took the C H EST E R . The business will «e041A noon. Bush todk the oath of ofhce, “high moral principle,” to battle “A new breeze is blowing be owned by A N J A N A JA V IA rostrum on the Capitol’s West of 9 SANDRA DRIVE, 1986 Pontiac 6000 STE retaining conservative custody of the domestic scourges of home­ Portico, Dan Quayle, the 41-year- B L O O M F IE L D and will be 1988 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 Door Sedan the White House inherited from lessness, drug addiction and old former senator from Indiana, — and a nation refreshed conducted by ANJANA 1988 OLDSMOBILE CIERA JA V IA , as permittee. New Ronald Reagan who, saluting crime, and tyranny and terror­ was sworn in as the new vice #P590, Loaded #P574 >9390°° ism abroad. 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Like his recent prede­ his would be "the age of the Bush was introduced one last cessors, the departing president offered hand.” To the world, he ground to be broken, and Sealed bids will be received Now >6990°° time as "the vice president of the In the General Services' of­ took a hnal, airborne pass over said, the hand could be "a United States.” He paused for a fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ the White House. reluctant fist... strong" and could word with his 87-year-old mother, new action to be taken.” ter, CT until F E B R U A R Y 2, 1985 Bnkk Contnry Ltd. “be used with great effect." 1989 at 11:00 a.m. for the fol­ *10,995. As Bush took office, Reagan Dorothy, and then shook hands *10,995. 4 Door Sedan lowing: became the first president since With his oath Bush, 64, the with Reagan. 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It business suit, placed his left hand an equal opportunity em­ 4 Door Sedan years to turn the White House took him from privileged home of upon two Bibles, one used by Related stories and pictures ployer, and requires an afflr- New >9660°° over to a successor of his own an Eastern financier and senator matlye action policy forall of on pages 2 to 5,12 and 14 Its Contractors and Vendors party. to aerial combat in the Pacific, •eOZTA See W E CAN, page 3 1 as a condition of doing busi­ ness with the Town, as per Federal Order 11246. 1985 Bnkk Somorsot 2 Door Coupe Bid forms, plans and specifi­ cations are ayallable at the 1988 PONTIAC 6000 1988 BUICK REGAL LTD, Now >5580°° General Services' office. TOWN OF #P596 #P608 •C t43A M A N C H E ST E R , CT. R O B E R T B. W EISS, 1985 Bnkk Regal GENERAL MANAGER Cuatom Coupe 046-01 >6460°° THE BALF COMPANY NEWINGTON, CONNECTICUT 1985 Chovrolot Camaro 2 Door Coupe NOTICE OF FINAL *10,995 ^10,995. 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Bv Andrew J. Davis on decreasing the federal deficit history for being unable to solve Manchester Herald and trade deficit, helping the the country’s problems instead of inaugural balls homeless, education and solving the Republicans, he said. Manchester Republicans and the country’s drug problem, she Theodore R. Cummings. Demo­ WASHINGTON (A P) — Thousands of jubilant Democrats said President Attanbc said. cratic town chairman, said. “ I Republicans celebrated George Bush’s brand-new Ocean George Bush will have a difficult Theunis Werkhoven. a Republi­ wish him well, and good health presidency at 11 inaugural balls Friday night. At the time as president, but reaction can member of the Board of and good humor because he’s first stop on his party tour, Bush saluted U.S. W M M n 01o«i|3 6 ''| was mixed on whether he will be ■ \U — Directors, also said solving the sure going to need it with all the military heroes and vowed to keep America strong. Accu-WmjUw , Iih. able to get the .job done. drug problem was a major problems he’s inheriting.” He During his inaugural address. concern. He also said Bush must didn’t elaborate. A chill wind whipped evening gowns and fur stoles Bush described the nation as establish “ a good, firm relation­ James Morancey. a Demo­ as 60,000 party faithful thronged from Union Station being prosperous and at peace ship” with the leaders of the cratic member of the Board of to the National Air and Space Museum to the Weather but said “ a new breeze IS is Soviet Union. Education, said he did not see Kennedy Center on the banks of the moonlit blowing.” He said this would But is Bush the man to do the Bush’s speech, but was pleased Potomac for a night of dancing and carousing. become “the age of the offered job? “ Absolutely, absolutely.” because he heard the new presi­ Hours after he was sworn in as President Manchester and vicinity: Windy and cold hand.” said Werkhoven. “ I think he’s dent supported education. Reagan’s successor on the steps of the Capitol. Bush Saturday with mostly sunny skies. High 20 to 25. Republican Board of Education going to do a good job.” Francis A. Maffe Jr., another made his first visit to an American Legion ball for Northwest wind 20 mph to 30 mph diminishing in the member Gloria D. DellaFera Republican Board of Education Democrat on the Board of Educa­ 149 Medal of Honor winners and other military afternoon. Saturday night, mostly clear and cold. said she was impressed by Bush’s member John A. Tucci, though, tion. said the next four years will heroes. Low 5 to 10. Sunday, mostly sunny and not so cold. speech. said the country’s problems are not be as rosy as when Reagan “ I ’ll do my level best to be a president who High 30 to 35. “ I thought it was an excellent so large. Bush will not be able to was president, but said Bush may respects the military ... and keeps the United States Coastal: Windy and cold Saturday with mostly speech.” she said. “ I thought I accomplish much while be able to help the nation. The of America strong,” said Bush, who was accompan­ sunny skies. High 25 to 30. Northwest wind 25 mph to was seeing George Bush for the president. budget deficit, bringing down ied by former Rep. Edward Derwinski, R-Ill., his 35 mph diminishing in the afternoon. Saturday first time.” " I hope he pulls off a miracle.” interest rates and helping the choice to be secretary of the new Department of night, mostly clear and cold. Low 15 to 20. Sunday, The next four years will not be a ’Tucci said. “ I ’m very skeptical.” nation’s farmers are three things AP photo Veterans Affairs. mostly sunny and milder. High near 40. replay of the Reagan era. DellaF­ In fact, Tucci was so skeptical Maffe thinks Bush needs to work Bush also let slip that he’s not particularly keen on Northwest hills: Windy and cold Saturday with era said. “ I think George Bush is he wished former Democratic on. CONGRATULATIONS — President office Friday as the 41st president of the dancing. “ This is the first formal event ... and mostly sunny skies. High 15 to 20. Northwest wind 20 his own man,” she said. "He loves presidential nominee Michael “ He’ll be a more active presi­ Bush is congratulated by former Presi­ United States. Former first lady Nancy perhaps the most humane,” he said, “ a ball at which mph to 30 mph diminishing after noon. Saturday this country and that to me is Dukakis had become president. If dent.” he said. “ Reagan was a dent Reagan after Bush took the oath of Reagan applauds. you do not have to dance.” night, mostly clear and cold. Low around zero. important.” Dukakis were president, the showboat. He’ll be more inter­ But by the time he reached Union Station, the Sunday, mostly sunny and not so cold. High around Bush will have to concentrate Democrats would go down in ested in getting things done.” 30. president finally took his wife, Barbara, onto the dance floor as the band struck up “ I Could Have ‘We can make it bettef Danced All Night.” “ You can say that you saw it first here,” Bush Lottery State Democrats have praise said, “ a lousy dancer trying to dance his first dance Continued from page 1 back to the Vietnam war. “ The the Democrat walked most of the with the first lady of the United States of America.” final lesson of Vietnam is that no route. For Bush, it seemed to A while later, at the cavernous Pension Building, Connecticut daily Friday: 739. Play Four: 7857. George Washington, one by his great nation can long afford to be symbolize his inaugural promise the president quipped, “ the Bush family is going to Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 7, 14, 17, 29, 34, 40. for Bush cooperation offer own family, and recited his oath: sundered by a memory,” he said. to usher in an “ age of the offered give dancing a bad name.” He took a few turns with “I, George Herbert Walker With that Bush symbolically hand.” Mrs. Bush and stopped abruptly. “ That’s it,” he By Christopher Callahan Bush, do solemnly swear that I extended his hand to the speaker At the White House, the Bushes said. “ That’s the only step I know.” or directions will be acceptable. give Bush “ every chance” to try The Associated Press will faithfully execute the office of the House, Jim Wright of took their seats in an enclosed Vice President Dan Quayle apparently felt the ‘"This speech was all tone and to reduce the budget deficit Index of president of the United States, Texas, and to the majority leader reviewing stand to watch more same way. He told revelers at another hotel no real substance. The tone was without raising taxes, but she WASHINGTON - The honey­ and will to the best of my ability, of the Senate, George Mitchell of than 200 marching units, includ­ ballroom that “ I guess protocol allows you to nice; the substance was lacking. predicted some type of revenue­ Business__ moon has officially started for preserve, protect ^nd defend the Maine. ing those from schools and witness my inability to dance.” Quayle then took a 3 3 -3 4 NationAWorld 10-11 With a lack of substance, you raising package would have to be Classified _ 3 5 -4 0 Dhitiiprlnn George Bush as Connecticut Constitution of ,; the United ! Wright returned the gesture; colleges in every state, pay their few stiff turns on the dance floor with his wife, 9 could focus on the tone and say it accepted before the year is over. Comics___ 2 3 -2 5 D p in ln n 1 2 -1 3 Democrats joined Republicans States.” Mitchell sat passively. Later the salute. His adopted Texas pro­ Marilyn, as the band played a tune from “ My Fair was a nice speech in its lack of “ If he can do it, we’d all be Local/Stafe. ___6 -9 R n llg in n 14-1R Friday to praise the new presi­ abrasiveness. But we can’t be Like all his predecessors, he leaders met with Bush and duced an especially large con­ Lady.” Focus_____ S e n ln r ritixpnR happier,” said the congresswo­ 2 1 -3 6 32 dent’s call for bipartisan coopera­ bipartisan unless we develop added: “ So help me God.” watched as he signed papers tingent, and son George Bush Jr. Tickets to the nine crowded black-tie balls sold for Inauguration ___2 -5 SnnrtR 41-48 man, a member of thetax-writing tion, but many remained skepti­ policies that can be .supported in a He began his address with a formally nominating his Cabinet. donned a white lO-galldn hat as $175 each, assuring guests the privilege of jostling cal of his “ read my lips” pledge of House Ways and Means Commit­ tribute to the departing Reagan, Former House Speaker Tho­ the University of Texas Longhorn for drinks at cash bars and catching brief glimpses bipartisan way in the country as tee. “ We can make a good effort no new taxes. well as on Capitol Hill.” the “ who has earned a lasting place mas P. “ Tip” O’Neill, who had Band strutted by. of Bush and Quayle. Tickets were easier to obtain for it, but before the year is over, I many memorable battles with The hours-long parade, with “ It was a real effort for being Hamden Democrat said. in our hearts and in our history.” for two casual-dress balls for the 30-and-under think we’ll see raised revenues.... Reagan, declared “ We’re back to famed test pilot Chuck Yeager iKaiirhrslfr Hrralfl conciliatory and reaching out to “ I have fears that we won't see But Reagan left behind some crowd, where the drinks had more fizz than kick. I hope I ’m wrong.” normalcy . in the White House. and comedian Bob Hope as grand us,” said Rep. Barbara B. Ken- much change and I have hopes major challenges for the new “ To be included in this is incredible,” said Kerry Rep. Sam Gejdenson, a Bozrah How delighted I am.” marshalls, featured 12,000 USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 95 nelly. “ He had eight years to that we will ... and I leave today president, particularly the mas­ Trost, 16, of Fairfax, Va., who got his $30 ticket from Democrat, said the nation’s Bush drew his greatest ap­ marchers, 457 horses, and 70 watch the Reagan (administra­ with the same hopes and fears sive national debt, $2.6 trillion, a friend and joined several thousand other budget woes can be solved plause when he spoke of the drug floats, including one with a Navy Penny M Siettert. Publisher tion) . see what they did well and than when today started.” he and spending and trade deficits youngsters in dancing to loud recorded rock music without raising taxes, but that issue, saying “ we as a society TBM Avenger torpedo bomber, a and videos. George T Chappell Dennis M Santoro see what they didn’t do well, and said. “ George Bush is more running $150 billion each per “ it’s only possible if you’re ready must rise up united and express duplicate of the plane Bush flew Editor Advertising Director that’s why he’s reaching out to appreciative of the bipartisan year. Bush barely touched upon When Bush showed up at one of the youth balls, he to make some very touch choices our intolerance ... There is much Douglas A Bevins Sheldon Cohen nature of our country and our those issues. in World War II. recalled the inaugural parade and said, “ It was the us.” in defense and non-defense” Executive Editor Composing Manager government and of the legitimate “ We have a deficit to bring to be done and to be said, but take The inaugural platform was young people that brought that thing alive.” The Hartford Democrat said government programs. my word: This scourge will Jeanne G. Fromerth Robert H Hubbard role of the legislative branch than down,” he acknowledged. “ We Outside one hotel, a group protesting the killing of she believes Bush’s signals of “ His trick is going to be framed against a backdrop of Business Manager Pressroom Manager was Ronald Reagan. ... But what will make the hard choices, stop.” red, white and blue, featuring animals for their fur hides picketed arriving guests, cooperation were genuine, but. substance. President Reagan left Bush started with a prayer, one Denise A Roberts Prank J McSweegan is he going to try to do with this looking at what we have and American flags from 1789, 1889 many of whom wore fur coats. The demonstrators sounding a note of caution, she us a legacy of problems that is not Personnel Manager Circulation Director understanding?” perhaps allocating it differently, imploring the divinity to “ write and 1989. The archway that Bush carried signs reading, “ Fur Is Murder” and “ I ’m added. “ I don’t know if it will get easily solved by kinder, gentler on our hearts these words: ‘ Use Republicans and Democrats making our decisions based on walked through was draped in red War. I’m Not Wearing Fur.” Publiahed daily except Sunday and certain holidays by the better than today.” solutions,” Gejdenson said, pa­ alike were skeptical about honest need and prudent safety.” power to help people.’” bunting like that hung on Federal A star of one hotel ball was 7-year-old Jessica Manchester Publishing Co.. 16 Brainard Place. Manchester. Democrats vowed to work with raphrasing Bush’s vision of a Conn. 06040 Second class postage paid at Manchester, Conn’ whether Bush could keep his “ And then we will do the wisest “ I come before you and assume Hall in New York City when Catonia, the current Little Miss Buffalo. The girl’s the new president, but some “ kinder, gentler nation.” Postmaster; Send address changes to the Manchester Herald. much-repeated campaign prom­ thing of all: we will turn to the the presidency at a moment rich George Washington was inaugu­ mother, Sharon, said her daughter was conceived at P O Box 591. Manchester. Conn 06040 criticized what they said was his Morrison said there would be no with promise. We live in in a 1 only resource we have that in the same hotel during Reagan’s first inauguration If you don't receive your Herald by 5 p m weekdays or 7:30 ise not to raise taxes. rated two centuries ago. failure to offer directions for tax increase without Bush’s times of need always grows: the peaceful, prosperous time, but we in 1981. a m Saturdays please telephone your carrier. If you're unable solving the budget and trade It is a give-and-take process” support. to reach your carrier call subscriber service at 647-0946 by 6 with the Congress, said Republi­ goodness and courage of the can make it better,” he said. Bush took his oath, adminis­ Before the hoopla began, inaugural officials had p m weekdays tor delivery In Manchester deficits. Republicans were predictably can Rep. Christopher Shays of American people.” Bush’s brief parade forays tered by Chief Justice William said a $175 ticket to the black-tie events, reserved Suggested carrier rates are $1 60 weekly. $7 70 for one euphoric over the inaugural “ The tone of his speech is Stamford. “ Time will see how “ For this is the thing,” Bush from the security of the new Rehnquist, three minutes behind for invited guests, would get them little more than month. $23 10 for three months. $46 20 tor six months and celebration. $92.40 for one year. definitely consistent with a this all unfolds, but the important said. “ This is the age of the presidential limousine, once at schedule. He removed his topcoat “ the honor of being there.” Bars at each site were “ I just look forward to tomor­ The Manchester Herald Is a member of the Asaoclated Press kinder, gentler relationship with thing IS that there is a dialogue offered hand.” the foot of Capitol Hill and again and donned his glasses to read his charging for drinks, there was no food and the dance the Audit Bureau of CIrculatlona. the New England Press Capitol Hill,” said Rep. Bruce A. row when he begins. He’sgoingto Bush said Republicans and upon his arrival at the White speech, turning the pages of his floors promised to be gridlocked. Association and the New England Newspaper Association and that it begin right away, and Morrison. “ But nothing in the he has done that.” be a great president,” said Shays, Democrats have often been too House, recalled a similar gesture text as he went despite having a The partying continues Saturday with scores of speech indicated what programs who called the inaugural address mistrustful, an attitude he traced by Jimmy Carter in 1976, when TelePrompter. social events around the capital. Kennelly said Congress will “ inspiring.” J

Inauguration 1989

World anticipates pragmatic White House Ex-President Reagan, wife LONDON (AP) — Foreign nations Role” published in the Communist gave a warm farewell to Ronald socialist de Morgen of Ghent, punned: Party newspaper Pravda. Reagan Reagan, whose administration fi- return to beioved Caiifornia Reagan and welcomed President “ Bush-oisie in power.” was, “ according to all external nanced the anti-government Contra Bush to office Friday, anticipating a The center-left Het Parool of indications, leaving office as a com­ rebels since 1981. more pragmatic White House. Arnsterdam said Bush’s presidency By W. Dale Nelson at Andrews, and Reagan received Asked by a reporter for his final pletely successful political figure ’’ “ The workers will show their Prime Minister Margaret “ will no doubt be less flamboyant than The Associated Press a 21-gun salute as he reviewed a thoughts, Reagan said only, Pravda said. ingenuity to mock imperialism and Thatcher, Reagan’s ideological and that of his predecessor, who rekindled platoon from each of the five “ Carry on.” A paradox of the Reagan years was the reactionaries in this country,’ personal friend, sent a personal note the fire of the American dream. But the LOS ANGELES — Former branches of the military service. improved relations with the Soviet state Voice of Nicaragua The Bushes were joined by Vice addressed “ Dear Ron," and called better than Reagan the romantic, the said President Reagan and his wife Reagan did not address the Union that took hold despite his tough Thursday. President Dan Quayle and his him “ one of the greatest presidents” down-to-earth Bush may be expected Nancy returned as private citi­ crowd. anti-communist stand, it said. wife, Marilyn, who waved good­ and a “ true and perfect gentleman.” to draw the line between dream and The government has said it hopes zens to their beloved (California on With their dog, Rex, the Rea­ In Paris, the leftist newspaper Le bye to the Reagans before their She also sent Bush a congratulatory reality. And that holds no small normal relations with the United Friday, having bid farewell to the gans boarded the plane that in the Monde asked: “ After ‘the Great helicopter lifted off and made a message, her office said. promise.” States can be restored during the White House after eight tumultu­ previous eight years would have final sweep of the Mall and White Communicator,’ ‘the Great Bush administration. ous years at the pinnacle of West German Chancellor Helmut Corrector?’” Pope John Paul II wished Bush and been designated Air Force One. A House. Kohl and European Economic Com­ his country “ an abundance of divine American power. sign in the crowd read “ So Long “ The pros are back,” said the Irish Prime Minister Charles Old foes at home and abroad munity chief Jacques Delors were blessings,” while West Berlin Mayor “When you have to stay eight Gipper.” conservative La Libre Belgique in Haughey reminded Reagan of his 1984 praised Reagan, the first presi­ among other European leaders who Eberhard Diepgen told Bush he had years away from California ex­ About an hour earlier Reagan Brussels, but added they were “ a visit to his ancestral village and dent to serve eight years since sent congratulations. “ the good wishes and hopes of all cept for an occasional visit, you stood by as George Bush took the network of serious patricians who risk promised: “ Youcanalwaysbesureof Dwight D. Eisenhower gave up As some Western European TV Berliners.” live in a perpetual state of presidential oath of office at the being boring.” a warm welcome if you come on a the office to John F. Kennedy in networks broadcast the inauguration Diepgen recalled Reagan’s visit to homesickness,” Reagan said at Capitol. Bush, who fought Rea­ Bush’s “ big challenge will be peace, return visit.” 1961. live, newspapers weighed the Reagan Berlin in 1987 and his appeal to an airport ceremony where he gan tirelessly for the Republican of which Mr. (Soviet President The Guardian in London editorial­ years, judged them favorable on Gorbachev to tear down the city’s was greeted by Los Angeles presidential nomination in 1980 He is, “ according to all exter­ Mikhail) Gorbachev made himself ized of Bush: “ He is a nice, cheery balance and dwelled in detail on the dividing wall, and said he wanted Mayor Tom Bradley, comedian before becoming his vice presi­ nal indications, leaving office as a the champion,” the paper said. “ The fellow, with a nice, cheery family. But problems facing Bush. “ once again to thank you in the name Rich Little and actor Robert dent, turned to Reagan after completely successful political Bush team will need all its experience he has none of the attributes of Ronald In Moscow, the Soviets paid a of all Berliners.” Stack. taking the presidential oath and figure,” said Pravda, the Com­ and skill of compromise to dominate Reagan. He can’t say he wasn’t told. respectful tribute to Reagan in a In Managua, the leftist Nicaraguan Little kidded the former presi­ said, “ President Reagan, on munist Party newspaper of the the situation.” Be is the sort of competent, involved m i lengthy article titled “ Reagan’s Best government planned street parties dent about having to find a job. behalf of the American people I Soviet Union, the nation that Another Belgian newspaper, the and parades Friday night to usher out politician who ... can’t espouse simple and Reagan — the former actor — Reagan denounced in 1983 as an beliefs.” thank you for the wonderful AP photo quipped that he had a movie deal ‘evil empire.” VW" things you have done for CITIZEN REAGAN — Former President in the works. America.” Reagan began his final day in “ I was asked to play a part in a Reagan tries on a University of Southern Reagan, asked while he was office with a nostalgic visit to the remake of ‘Bedtime For Bonzo,' Demonstrators walking with Bush through the Oval Office to make sure, accord­ California Trojan helmet at a Los only this time they wanted me to Rotunda of the Capitol if he felt a ing to his spokesman. Marlin Angeles rally welcoming him back to play Bonzo,” Reagan said. “ He sense of relief, said, “ No, but a Fitzwater, that the presidential wasn’t a very freindly type.” demand change California Friday. great pride in what’s happening.” office was shipshape for his During his Hollywood days Following the solemn successor. Reagan survives the jinx Reagan played opposite a mean- swearing-in ceremonies and on many issues tempered chimpanzee in a series Bush’s acceptance speech. Bush His national security adviser, W.ASHINGTON (AP) — President Reagan, who of “ Bonzo” movies. and his wife. Barbara, escorted Lt. Gen. Colin L. Powell, who so often briefed Reagan there on often has described himself as being superstitious, The Reagans left Andrews Air the Reagans to the east side of the trouble spots throughout the WASHINGTON (AP) — Hundreds of protesters has broken a jinx. Force Base, Md., at 1:10 p.m. Capitol to a waiting helicopter, globe, told him. “ The world is took to the streets as George Bush took the oath of Despite a brush with cancer and an attempted EST and flew home, both vowing where they said their goodbyes quiet today, Mr. President. ice Friday, demanding changes in administra- assassination, the nation’s oldest president left to pursue objectives they battled with handshakes and kisses. on policies toward women, the homeless, minori­ office alive Friday even though he was elected in a for during the president’s two As the Reagans stood in the Powell’s words were relayed to ties and foreign affairs. year ending in zero. terms. doorway of the Marine helicop­ reporters by Fitzwater, who was feminists wearing buttons that For nearly 150 years, every president elected in The former first couple waved ter, Reagan turned and snapped a present during the Oval Office to a cheering crowd of about 2,000 “Keep Abortion Legal,” were such a year had died in office until Reagan. salute to Bush, who returned it. visit. scattered through the parade crowd of some 300,000 William Henry Harrison, elected in 1840, died of people. pneumonia at the age of 67 a month after taking these National Organization for office. raised large round signs Abraham Lincoln, elected in 1860, was assassi­ **( VIDEO )** u/hon^n u ^ “Keep Abortion Legal’’ nated in 1865 at the age of 56. SIX REASONS WHY THE WEST WAS WILD. thpira his wife, Barbara, emerged from James A. Garfield, elected in 1880, was th» ’’’^of-plated limousine fora brief stroll along assassinated a few months later at the age of 50. AP photo tne parade route. William McKinley, re-elected in 1900, was NEW VEEP — Vice President Dan the White House assassinated in 1901 at the age of 58. Mrs. Quayle holds the Bible outside the Warren G. Harding, elected in 1920, died of a heart Quayle is sworn in Friday by Supreme Capitol. Former President Reagan is in strnna/ there are a lot of us who feel very Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor as attack in 1923 at the age of 58. the background. Franklin D. Roosevelt, elected to his third term in prompted by the Justice 1940, died of a cerebral hemmorhage in 1945 at the VIDEO STUDIO age of 63. consi?pr a J- ‘ he Supreme Court OF MANCHESTER Rop v« w t^ase that could overturn the John F. Kennedy, elected in 1960, was assassi­ Quayle now 44th vice president Roe vs. Wade decision that legalized abortion. nated in 1963 at the age of 46. 397 Broad St., Manchester Dlan ^ hell to US,” she said. “ The WASHINGTON (AP) - Dan nothing beyond the words of the through the inaugural parade £ r p « a'" ‘ he Bush admininstration. Quayle took office as the nation’s simple oath of office. O’Connor Dukakis wishes Bush well 647-8808 44th vice president on Friday, from the Capitol to the White S c k to thP Hathat we will not go concluded with, BOSTON (API — While George Bush was sworn Suggested Retail *89.95 completing his move from cam­ House, stepping out of their car to overturn Rna 'hegal abortions, they must not “ Congratulations.” in as president Friday, a subdued Michael Dukakis - — » — " — paign lightning rod to understudy walk briefly and wave to the Riehts AHm H*' we do want the Equal The new vice president was crowd. watched on television, eating a tuna sandwich and WITH THIS COUPON for the presidency. sworn in with his wife Marilyn at M ean th n p "l"’ " " i ‘ h" Constitution.” Quayle planned to deliver his Coalition fnr a ‘ h® Counter-Inaugural sharing his disappointment with his staff. At 41, Quayle assumed the his side and holding a family first speech as vice president ground~ « coalition of 80 “I’d be less than candid if I didn’t say I'd like to be second highest office in the land Bible on which her husband Saturday. Environmpnfai^ a ‘h® Cray Panthers to the guy raising his hand and taking the oath of office — one which has been largely rested his hand. Their three FREE Formerly the little-known jun­ today, ’ Dukakis said. ceremonial in nature over history children — Tucker, 14, Benjamin, Solidaritv with ‘ h® Committee in ior senator from Indiana, Quayle dSrfbu L Th El Salvador - The Massachusetts governor, who was faulted for MEMBERSHIP and for which the new president 12, and Corinne, 9 — looked oii has spelled out no real duties. was propelled to the nation’s his impersonal campaign style, showed little or 1 from behind them. administration policies.” ^ second-highest job by his surprise emotion on inauguration day other than to Quayle preceded President Marilyn Quayle, a lawyer and selection to the ticket by Bush last mr^ks^ ~ three wearing rubber acknowledge that he felt disappointed. “ It’s his Bush in taking the oath of office serious-minded adviser to her $ ^9 5 LIFETIME August in New Orleans at the Sish -- m^rPh «®3gan and George day,” Dukakis said. by six minutes, at 11:57 a.m. EST, husband during the campaign, ^ MEMBERSHIP Republican National Convention. Dukakis — who has not ruled out another White and wore his topcoat against the wore a brilliant blue oversized sidewalk wearin*!^ ^^® Pennsylvania Avenue Quayle has described what gance of thp Hau^ f the extrava- House run in 1992 — credited Bush with “ a good chilly breeze. sailor’s hat. After the ceremony, followed as “ a baptism by fire.” the nation’s nain* festivities and contrasting it to Supreme Court Justice Sandra the hat blew off her head in the speech.” Expires Feb. 28, 1989 He was dogged by questions Day O’Connor administered the backwash of former President homeless Ain

LOCAL & STATE Local & State

Housing funds investigated Carol Shanley, executive director of the Manches­ Woman’s body ter Housing Authority, will attend a Wednesday ;\ meeting in North Haven to obtain information about money that may be available to provide more J in wooden area housing for the elderly. --- The town’s Housing Authority is among non-profit organizations that have been invited to the meeting. Land is available at the town’s Westhill Gardens of Harwinton site for additional apartments if funds can be found to finance construction. The authority has a waiting of 375 elderly persons HARWINTON (AP) - The body of a woman in her for subsidized apartments. It operates 356 apart­ '• fi* ; ■-vS: s f c S S C i -_3K>: sol late 20s or early 30s was found Friday in a wooded ments in Manchester, 80 of them subsidized by the • ^ ' •■ V m u t i l ^ t ^ I f ^ ® several state and 276 of them subsidized by the federal t , - . V , , ‘ - < . • ' . ”-“ -*,' ■•‘^ ' 1 years dumped in the past few government. W 5 Arthur Damato, consulting accountant, said the of y®* determined the cause local authority has been successful in getting funds of death or the victim’s identity. from the federal Department of Housing and Urban ■ > ' Development. Damato said that while Manchester thp‘d‘ea ? h ' t h a t the death is being treated as a homicide and a apartments are occupied, some local authorities have vacancies. ^ 7 V «* .? ofnJr'^aT" medical examiner’s sSSrday ^ be performed It’s a 13-pound, 7-ounce boy Hi O’Mara said the Litchfield barracks eot an BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A Fairfield woman gave . 7 . birth Friday to a 13-pound, 5-ounce boy, whom *^® Naugatuck River. Troopers delivery room nurses at St. Vincent’s Hospital Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald Patrick Flynn/Manchastar Harald believe to be the biggest baby born there in at least FREE DELIVERY — Nicholas Tsolakis, window Wednesday. Tsoiakis was wait­ but fo"uTd nothing"^ 30 years. IT S GONE — A colonial-style home will 2, whose parents own Pizza Express on ing to be taken to his babysitter’s house. was demolished Tuesday without "Tod Frederick Tanis, born at 9:06 a.m., is the first be build on this site on High Street in permit. ’They resumed the search at dawn and found the 129 Center St., peers out the store’s Coventry. An oid farmhouse on the site body of the 5-foot woman at 7:55 a.m. Friday. Police child of Tod and Rita Tanis, who had expected a large baby. Mrs. Tanis had numerous sonograms II *"® body was found face down in woods along performed which foretold of the infant’s size. valley Road near the river and close to Exit 41 from Route 8. Meotti suggests radon laws Sen. Meotti ponders legislation Owners of demolished house a n ^ ' ^ ® ' ' ® "® Obvious signs of injury Sen. Michael P. Meotti, D-Glastonbury, has ?ecenHv H e T a fJ ‘’ «''® ^een killed introduced two bills to protect consumers against k S e L e ahn ^ ^^® bas more fraudulent radon testers and eradicators. to resoive FOI meeting dispute receive warning in Coventry caller. ^ ^ ^*'® ‘ "Ting to find the (Dne bill would require the licensing of businesses State Sen. Michael Meotti, District and the chairmen ex­ crats and both hired by the town which perform radon testing and radon mitigation COVENTRY —- TheT h » owners of ...... ^ D-Glastonbury, may submit a bill pressed an interest in the to represent it in dealings with has determined that a local an?b?oVn IVJ'/ ^ad short brown hair services. The second bill would require sellers of an old farmhouse on High Street not pass it. Elsesser he has to the General Assembly to problem. Homart Development Co., devel­ ordinance is needed to prevent and iacket ' t"",?.® "'®®*''"® designer blue jeans commercial and residential buildings to disclose which was demolished Tuesday researched back about 15 years provide that town party chair­ A hearing has been set for Feb. oper of the Buckland mall, were the demolition of historic build­ O rine tinpci and an whether the property has been tested for radon and without a building permit took out and can find no record of a man can attend caucuses of their 6 on Osella’s complaint. Mean­ present at a Nov. 21 causus of ings. The buildings also cannot be O’Mafa ^ bracelet on her left wrist, the results of the test. the permit Friday afternoon and proposed ordinance. ara said the woman wasn’t wearing shoes. party members without violating while, an attorney with the FOI Democratic directors, the com­ demolished if they are on the Radon is a odorless natural gas produced through were warned by Building Inspec­ In M82 and 1983 Manchester the state’s Freedom of Informa­ staff is apparently seeking to plaint said. National Historic Register. El­ the decay of uranium and radium that can build up tor Robert Bach not to do any considered an ordinance that halLL*k”e1fhnri!r^'f”v ' * ® ^ " ’ ® *'avine where the tion Act. meet with Mayor Peter DiRosa to If Meotti does decide in favor of sesser was asked by the Town to high levels in well-insulated homes. It is the further work without necessary would have provided notice and a was d S e r p / i . 25. of Waterbury But Meotti, whose district see if the matter can be settled by legislation on the question, he Council Tuesday to research the second leading cause of cancer in the country, next permits. waiting period when a historic bottom of the 40 ^®“"d at the includes Manchester, said Friday compromise. DiRosa said Friday said he will ask the General subject. to cigarette smoking, according to the state building is to be demolished, but in October ®^^ank near the Naugatuck River he is still studying the matter and he received a call from the Assembly’s Government, Admin­ •?u w Friday afternoon Joan Lewis, chairman of the Department of Health Services. the ordinance was not passed is not sure the law is needed. He attorney, Kweku Hanson, but was istration and Elections Commit­ with Martin Staur, an architect council, said Friday she would verett. who was strangled, apparently was Meotti said he introduced the first bill because Elsesser said he asked the said the question has come in a not in to receive the call and has tee, of which he is a member, to representing the owners, Law­ urge early consideration of an murdered els;;he7e^ pX SIiale sTd there is no licensing agency in the state. Both bills Connecticut Conference of Mu­ still under investigation. The case is number of towns besides Man­ not been able to reach him in hold a public hearing and raise rence Brophy, John Ahern and ordinance by the steering com­ were introduced to prevent people from becoming nicipalities for information on chester and he thinks there may return calls. the bill. Frank Perrotti Jr. i mittee of the council. victims from “ fast-buck operators’ ’, he said. ordinances covering demolition Waterburv^a^inp^R^*^^* ^^® ®'’®® "®*'tb of be a solution without changing the DiRosa said he is willing to At issue is whether a gathering Brophy and Ahern are partners “ It’s unfortunate that we’ve of historic buildings. law. suggest a compromise under becomes a meeting, open to the in Brophy Ahern of West Haven, lost one historic house, ” she said g r o u n d s The farmhouse was part of Hepatitis stalls inn sale which the party chairman, but public, when the party chairman the firm that is converting the Elsesser said Friday that most Republican town Director Ro­ property sold to the current nald Osella has filed a complaint not other people, would be per­ or another person attends along former Cheney Bros. Yarn Mill in ordinances on the subject provide DANBURY (AP) — A recent case of hepatitis is owners last November for body^VidallalSr*'' 'a’'S n ''''’-|‘'' ’"J "'"*' with the FOI Commission over mitted to attend the caucues of with members of a public agency Manchester to apartments and for public notification that the living in Waterhiirv J tu ®.^oban exile who was stalling the planned sale of the Danbury Hilton Inn. $274,000. The farmhouse was built the Democratic board members. who make up a quorum of that stores. The firm also is planning building will be razed with a corpse was found in ^'® death. The much to the frustration of its owners, who say the caucuses of the Democratic m the 1860s by Francis Spaulding. members of the town Board of In his complaint. Osella said agency. to convert the former Weaving waiting period before the demoli­ problem was isolated and has been eradicated. His son, Frank, operated a dairy AVmand: So"to.'" that attendance of party chair­ Mill in Manchester into tion can take place. sentenced to 25 voaifc. • ^“ban exile, was “ All the blood tests are in. They’re alt negative,” Directors at which Democratic Assistant Town Attorney Wil­ farm on the site from 1900 to the Town Chairman Theodore R. men of both parties at caucuses liam Shea has issued an opinion in apartments. Both he and Lewis said they general manager Hans Demuth said. “ They will 1920s. In 1940 the property was hewing to b u t c h e fS L " ’"^^^^^^^^^ shooting and Cummings and others were has been the practice for years which he says the presence of the Bach said that he put the understand Coventry once consi­ probably try to insinuate that somehow this was the taken over by a niece. The house present. and has never been at issue. “ The chairman does make the gather­ warning in writing. To take any dered such an ordinance, but did hotel’s fault or that the value of the hotel is somehow was vacantvauam lui for beveraiseveral yearsyears. in Waterto^iTn aTo Seal^ Ro“ [^ ^^®® presence of other public individu­ ing a meeting and not a caucus. corrective measure over the reduced. This is very upsetting.” Cummings said the question failure to get a permit would have jirged with raping and strangling Melio. A syndicate led by Trumbull developer David als, such as persons employed by He did not deal with the question came up Thursday night at a the town, is at issue.” been a long process, Bach said. Mack planned to close on the deal acquiring the of attendance at the gathering by Passaretti heads MMH meeting of Democratic town Attorneys Kevin O’Brien and Bach began as building inspec­ hotel on Thursday, but postponed the closing 30 days people other that the party chairmen in the 1st Congressional Stephen T. Penny, both Demo­ tor Tuesday. He said that if the Staff while the prospective buyers reassess the situation, chairman. The medical staff at Manchester owners had taken out the permit Orthopedic Surgeons. Demuth said. Memorial Hospital has elected Dr. on Jan. 13 when they first spoke to Dr. Stanislaw Milewski Michael Passaretti as its president has been Frank Purvis, who was then elected vice president. ® P*;®®:*?®"*, On staff since the a L ho^^.*'®'^®*'* *® ® f®»«w of Fund defends bomb suspect Women guards on the front lines acting building official, the house *^®®" staff in 1964, he is a p£ Orthopedic Services since 1975 and is past chief of ophthalmology diplomate ana Surgeons and would have been demolished services and past secretarv of thp STAMFORD (AP) — Supporters of an animal SOMERS (AP) — Female presently the chief of orthopedic s®7®tnry of the OphthalmowJ^ 270 correction officers, of whom legally. medical staff.ff. He earng^Hearned an undergrad­------Oto arygoloev rights activists accused of setting a bomb at a correction officers at Somers houses low-risk prisoners services. He holds an undergraduate 18 are women, Bach said the owners plan to uate and a master’s degree from the company that experiments on live, anesthetized State Prison are now being degree from the University of Massa­ Fenriale officers at Somers build a colonial-type house to University of Dublin, Ireland, and his .JreZTon\^JI“" dogs have set up a defense fund and arranged to hire stationed inside a housing block, “We’ve moved a little more chusetts in Amherst and a medical traditionally have been stationed replace the one razed. medical degree from Trinity College at a prominent New Haven attorney for her counsel. marking the first time women carfully at Somers because of the 1 degree from Tufts University School of in peripheral posts, such as the the University of Dublin. RS„'"ear;e?1'r' The fund was established Thursday shortly after presumption of risk,” he said. Demolition of the Cape Cod Medicine in Boston. degree from Prin undergraduate working at the prison have been visiting room, the guard towers farmhouse took local officials and He served as an intern at St the defendant, Fran Stephanie Trutt, 33, of Queens, sent to the front line, a Correction “But we’re moving toward the Passaretti completed his internship his m S “ "lyersityand or the prison hospital. Eight some residents by surprise and Raphael’s Hospital in New Haven and N.Y., made a brief appearance in Stamford Department spokesman says. full utilization of female person­ and residency at George Washington percent of the state’s prison has spurred interest in passing an as a resident in ophthalmology at Gill Superior Court for a pretrial conference. Her case The spokesman. William E. nel. The gender restrictions are University Hospital in Washington, guards are women. ordinance to control the demoli­ Memorial ENT Hospital in Roanoke was continued until Feb. 2. Trutt, 33, was arrested Flower, said the policy is in effect falling by the wayside.” p.C He is a fellow of the American tion of historic buildings. Va. He also served a fellowship in Nov. 10 on charges that she planted a 12-inch, already in every other state penal Women are still prohibited Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons and a Under the new policy, a female from strip-searching inmates and Town Manager John Elsesser diseases and surgery of the retina and radio-controlled pipe bomb at the Norwalk institution. Somers, the state’s diplomate of the American Board of officers joins two male officers headquarters of the U.S. Surgical Corp. shower supervision, according to the vitreous at the Massachusetts Eye S e'd iolr"”" B oa"rr„rK 'a“[ maximum-security prison, has for shifts in the H block, which Flower. J

% 4 i f .1 -1 -,.,T /T, f T i r f Local & State ZBA to hear restaurateur's expansion case

Deputy fire chief named By Nancy Concelman the same reason. Chief Building zoning permit. been denied in the past. Manchester Herald Inspector Leo Belval said Friday. Belval said he gave Devereaux Subcontractor Robert Henderson of Robert Eschmann, who has been a firefighter Article IV Section 9 of town zoning permission to take the wall down Willimantic also said the Building with the Eighth Utilities District Fire Department An appeal by the owner of the regulations requires one space per 25 temporarily for construction, not Department issued permits for other since 1971, has been named deputy chief. He Bombay Palace restaurant of an square feet of customer service area expansion, purposes. At that time, an types of work before the zoning permit replaces John Mace, who took over as chief Jan. 1 order that prevents him from adding in restaurants. The Bombay Palace application fora zoning permit for the was denied. He said the Building Eschmann was appointed by district President 570 square feet to his restaurant is has 96 parking spaces instead of the project had been filed but had not Department is also partially responsi­ Thomas E Landers at a meeting of the district scheduled to be heard before the 118 required for the expansion. reviewed by department staff. The ble for the illegal work. directors Tuesday after being recommended by / Zoning Board of Appeals Monday. The When Zoning Enforcement Officer permit was subsequently denied. Mace. “ It was a big misunderstanding,” restaurant is located at 57 E. Center Thomas O’Marra denied a zoning Also, related permits for electrical The district directors endorsed the selection. St. Henderson said. “ Everybody was permit for the site, it was discovered and plumbing work have not been stuck in the middle of it.” Eschmann, a captain in Co. 1. was a lieutenant in Restaurant owner Arun Pereira has that the expansion had already begun issued, said Belval. “ They won’t be captTin'^^ igss” *^ years before being promoted to also requested a variance that would with the tearing down of a wall that issued until the zoning (problem) is Pereira, meanwhile, said the issue allow him to expand into a former separated the two stores, Belval said. resolved,” he said. is costing him money, including the beauty salon next door without the As a result, O’Marra .stopped work Devereaux said he was led to $30,000 cost to rebuild the wall and the Fire started in attic additional 22.8 parking spaces re­ and ordered Pereira to rebuild the believe that the project was approved $l,050-a-month rent he pays on the quired by zoning regulations. wall and stop expansion until a and that a general permit, such as a space next door. COVENTRY — Fire officials have determined the On Dec. 5 Pereira was denied all variance on the parking was obtained. zoning permit, was unnecessary. Pereira said in his application fora fire that destroyed a landmark supermarket almost building permits allowing expansion Belval said. a month ago began in the building's attic. “ Due to my naivete, I felt that if all variance to the parking requirement of the existing 300-square-foot restau­ Stephen Devereaux of Coventry, Deputy Fire Marshal Larry Beecher said Friday the subcontractors (got) their per­ that hardship exists because the rant because of a parking shortage. general contractor for the work, said mits first then that would be suffi­ however, that investigators have not determined building that houses the restaurant Bombay Palace was denied a zoning he received verbal permission from cient.” Devereaux said. what caused the Dec. 26 blaze at Guido's was constructed before the adoption permit that would have allowed Belval to remove the wall several He said he was also unaware that a Supermarket on Route 31. The roof of the of Section 9 of the zoning regulations expansion a couple of years ago for days before O’Marra denied the zoning permit for the expansion had •in 1970. supermarket collapsed during the fire, making the search for clues difficult. Beecher said. The case will remain open but inactive pending the receipt of any new information. Beecher said. Ex-planning aide convicted The state fire marshal’s office along with local officials were on the scene investigating the blaze k for about four days, Beecher said. FIRST SIGNATURE — Klara P. Grape AP photo HARTFORD (AP) — A former town the commission. planning official has become the third About 45 to 50 firefighters from 10 area fire U^S. Supreme Court. Grape said pro- Schaller said he was not swayed by executive director of the Connecticut person to be convicted on charges departments fought the blaze, which burned for 7 ‘/4 choice advocates will be seeking the defense arguments that Castle was duped hours Dec. 26 and 27. affiliate of the National Abortion Rights stemming from an investigation of munici­ signatures of people throughout the into signing the map because it had a BIG Beecher said he believed the supermarket, owned Action League, signs a petition Friday country. pal corruption in Enfield. planner’s stamp of approval. by Guido Giontonio of Newington since 1972 and up which will be eventually be sent to the John A. Castle, former secretary of the for sale since March 1988, was fully insured. Enfield Planning and Zoning Commission, “ Clearly, the intent was to circumvent was found guilty Thursday of forgery, the proper procedure,” Schaller said. conspiracy to commit forgery and acces­ The first convictions in the corruption PICTURE Nursing school to be college sory to forgery, all in the second degree. case came last month, when Paul Fox, a MIDDLETOWN (AP) — Connecticut’s last 16 years after court ruling, Sentencing was set for Feb. 23. former Enfield town planner, and Edward three-year nursing school, the Ona M. Wilcox School Superior Court Judge Barry R. Schaller T. Lynch, a Suffield real estate broker, of Nursing, will become a two-year college in found that Castle knowingly on April 20, were found guilty of five extortion-related Ask for the September 1990, Middlesex Memorial Hospital abortion issue still simmere 1984 signed a revised subdivision map that charges. They are scheduled to be officials have announced. had not received the required approval of sentenced next week. KODALUX By Peter Vi Is Middlesex officials said they believe the hospital- Connecticut, which was one of 32 affiliated school will be more attractive to The Associated Press stand the true horror of abor- states where abortion was illegal mognapnnfjg prospective students as a two-year program leading tioii’ he said. “ It’s not a matter before the U S, Supreme Court’s Obituaries 4^ service f to an associate’s degree than as the current HARTFORD — Sixteen years Jan, 22, 1973 decision. of dealing with fetal tissue. It’s a three-year program leading to a diploma, not a after the U.S. Supreme Court’s human baby that is being killed in The Supreme Court’s ruling degree. landmark Roe vs. Wade decision, it.s mother’s womb. That is A great service that gives bigger, bolder, beautiful color prints. Our made the Connecticut law uncon­ some activists in Connecticut say beginning to filter into the con­ 4" X 6" prints are a full 37% larger than standard-size prints. So you The state s 10 other nursing schools currently stitutional. but the law remains Harold B. Trombley Beatrice Lillie, actress science of America.” offer two-year courses, six of them leading to they’re worried that legal and “ on the books,” and would take get more image to enjoy out of every picture. Next time you bring in associate’s degrees. Harold B. Trombley, 78, of Manchester, LONDON (AP) — Beatrice Lillie, a political developments may effect immediately if the high The Supreme Court gave hope a roll of film, ask for KODALUX MAGNAPRINT35. threaten a woman’s right to have died Thursday (Jan. 19, 1989). He was the blithe comedian in dozens of Broadway "Thischange, we think, will bring us more into the court ever overturned Roe vs to anti-abortion activists last an abortion. husband of “ Wally” Muske ’Trombley. and London shows, died peacefully Friday mainstream of higher education, and we feel it will Wade, they said. year when it decided to hear a Also, ask about MAGNAPRINT35 Service made from your case concerning a Missouri anti­ He was born Sept. 23, 1910, in the Indian after a life of artistic triumph and private be more appealing, frankly, to the students of Meanwhile, anti-abortion acti­ Under the Connecticut law a favorite color slides. abortion law, That hope was Orchard section of Springfield, Mass. He tragedy. She was 94. tomorrow,” hospital President Gordon B McWilli­ vists are again pushing state person commits a felony bv ams said Thursday. legislation to limit abortions and fueled when, two days after the hadf lived in Manchester for the past 37 Lillie — Lady Peel after her marriage in having an abortion, perfonning years. 1920 to Sir Robert Peel, a descendant of a COUPON MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER Receiving associate’s degrees instead of diplo­ are holding out hope that the U.S. an abortion, advising a woman to presidential election, the Reagan mas will also make it easier for graduates to Supreme Court will once again administration urged the court to He was a tool and die maker, employed 19th century prime minister — died at her have an abortion, or taking a home in Henley-on-Thames. complete their bachelor’s degrees if they wish allow states to ban abortions, as f reconsider the Roe by Pratt & Whitney Aircraft in East woman to a clinic to have an Hartford before his retirement in 1972. ^ A b d a i k / x according to hospital officials. Connecticut did prior to 1973. abortion. vs. Wade deci.sion. “ She just went this morning, peace­ >»XHH Itwcx On Friday, several groups 3 lobbyist for the He was an avid boater and was a fully,” said John Phillip Huck, her “ The number of people who member of the Westerly, R.I., Yacht Club Purdy talked of killings advocating legalized abortion would fall into one of these anti-abortion Pro-Life Council of associate for 40 years and, since 1977, her gathered to announce what they that she for 24 years. guardian. LIMtTED TIME COUPON OFFER... categories is astounding,” .said The private funeral and burial will be called “ the largest pro-choice fhp ^07^ *” ^h court to overturn Lillie suffered a stroke in 1975, and w K ™ STONINGTON (AP) _ The drifter who Patricia Baker, executive direc­ held at the convenience of the family. The Killed five children in a California schoolyard before mobilization in Connecticut’s '■“hng, thus throwing the required constant care in her later years. history.” tor of Planned Parenthood of John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. For every roll of film left off for shooting himself to death was removed by state Connecticut. “ Our jails would sta^tel abortion back to the Her performances were marvels of “ We will not sit quietly by while Center St., is in charge of arrangements. police from a North Stonington restaurant last year never be able to hold them all.” improvisation, and she was a master of the maqnapnnfjM the women of Connecticut have a Memorial donations may be made to the ^ s e r v i c e F after he mumbled that he had killed his mother and Planned Parenthood estimates ’There s a more conservative eloquent putdown, often delivered with a fundamental right taken away,” charity of one’s choice. baby, a restaurant worker says. that 20,000 abortions are per­ feeling in the country now,” she twirl of a long cigarette holder. thru January 31st., You’ll receive Patrick Edward Purdy frequented the Republic said Klara Grape, executive formed each year in Connecticut cf.'.Hi been more “ Her art is as elusive and astonishing.” a Family Restaurant off Interstate 95 during his director of the Connecticut affil­ and that about 1.5 million are Edwin F. Johnson ‘ the studies are reviewer once said, “ as the contradictory a FREE Mini Photo Album! month-long stay in southeastern Connecticut last iate of the National Abortion performed nationwide. showing that yes, the unborn are Rights Action League. Edwin F. “ Swede” Johnson, 82, for­ elements in her appearance, which include November and December. Abortion opponents also plan to numan beings." merly of 791 Main St . died Friday (Jan, 20, the trim sociable Lady Peel, the improba­ Only at Snap Shack! Nancy Moosey, the third-shift supervisor of the The group announced Friday a mark the Roe vs. Wade anniver­ 1989) at a local convalescent home. ble nose and determined chin of an elegant 24-hour restaurant, said Purdy came in one cold national signature-gathering sary with a series of demonstra­ of^igauJeH' Other advocates He was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., on Jan. clown, the sad cool eyes of a satirist, and night between L30a.m.and2a,m. without a jacket campaign in support of women’s tions around the nation. thinv .u abortion say they right to abortion. 11, 1907. the son of the late Frank and Lydia the little burnished head and shining, Connecticut Pro-Life Action S o u r f «tick^o tSe j saying over and over The activists said the action (Olson) Johnson. He had lived in Manches­ scrubbed look of the choirboy who gets all 1 that he d killed his mother and baby.” Network, an anti-abortion group was necessary in response to ter for the last 76 years. the plum solos.” Authorites haven’t been able to locate Purdy’s that has staged blockades of vs. Wade Roe SNAP SHACK He is survived loy his sister, Gladys J. mother, Kathleen Toscano, and both Purdy’s threats .posed by the Supreme clinics in Hartford and Bridge­ She was, in the title of her 1973 Court’s decision to review an Long of Manchester: a niece. Nancy grandmother and a friend said he had fathered no port within the past several essemlanff it is Galbraith of East Hartford; and a nephew, autobiography. “ Every Other Inch a Maff • &ashnibaiy children. abortion case and to Friday’s Amt ^ifif months, plans a demonstration Philip Johnson of Manchester. Lady.” Frightened. Moosey called the state police who inauguration of an “unfriendly Monday evening in New Haven, The funeral will be Monday at 11 a.m. at Huck said a funeral was tentatively removed Purdy from the restaurant. He was not administration.” said the group’s spokesman. Bob the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. planned for Jan. 30 at St. Margaret’s 6BB-2311 charged, and Troop E in Montville had no record of They also pointed to a little- Chuvala. Burial will be in East Cemetery. There are Church in Harpsden, near her home in "YOUR Full-Service Photo and Optics Contor" the incident. known and now unconstitutional “ What’s happening is that oSt ofsfarPoT®"/®''^^®** to travel no calling hours. Oxfordshire. state law that bans abortions in people are beginning to under­ back alley J

NATION & WORLD Nation & W orld Israel clbs^s schools again

JERUSALEM (AP) - Military ans rejected a peace plan put ment could resemble a Swiss- Walesa willing to start talks authorities again shut all 1,200 forth by Defense Minister Yitz­ style confederation with an auto- schools in the West Bank on hak Rabin. momous Palestinian district Panel set GDANSK, Poland (A P) — Lech Walesa said Friday, barely a month after they The plan, which government within the Jewish state. } e . Friday the Communist Party’s offer to legalize reopened, in a renewed effort to officials said was Rabin’s per­ He called the potential Palesti­ Solidarity doesn’t go far enough, but he’s willing to quell violence in the 13-month sonal idea, called for elections of h talk with the government because Poland “ needs it nian leadership “ our partners for for probe Palestinian uprising. Palestinian leaders in the occu­ peace” but added that Israel will so badly.” In the West Bank and GJza pied territories followed by direct wait until the Palestinian upris­ -■ “ Seeing all the needs and necessities, I will try to negotiations between Israel, Jor­ k Strip, a Palestinan alleged to be ing ends before holding elections,. do everything on my side to begin talks about an Israeli collaborator was shot dan and the new Palestinian in Miami Israel TV reported. Poland at the round table as soon as possible,” to death and another suspected leadership. Walesa said after a 90-minute rally with hundreds of collaborator died of wounds -suf­ It mirrors Israeli proposals Hilmi Hanoun, mayor of Tulka­ workers inside the Gdansk shipyard 'where the fered earlier. At least 15 Palesti­ dating back to 1977, which the rem in the West Bank, said the MIAMI (A P) — A panel formed Soviet bloc’s only independent trade union was to investigate the slaying that nians were reported wounded in PLO and other Palestinians have plan was another attempt to founded in 1980. t.J touched off this week’s racial clashes with soldiers. repeatedly turned down. replace the PLO with Israeli- After a stormy two-day session of the party «NI violence met for the first time Most of the injuries occurred Rabin said the future settle- controlled leaders. mm Central Committee, Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski on Friday as civic and community when troops fired on stone­ Thursday announced conditions could be negotiated leaders sought to maintain calm throwing protesters at three Gaza to reinstate Solidarity, which has been banned since for Super Bowl weekend. Strip refugee camps, Arab repor­ MAXIMIZING martial law was imposed in 1981. “ We can’t go on having racial ters said. A 12-year-old boy was disturbances every five years — reported shot in the leg when a Weekly if this goes on, the whole city is Police thwart Czech protest clash erupted after Moslem noon H ealth Tip A YOUR going to bum down,” said the prayers in the West Bank city of DECISIONS w Rev. Richard Barry, chairman of PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (AP) -=- Riot police Hebron. the 11-member panel of police dispersed crowds that gathered Friday to hold a The army confirmed the two officers and black residents. sixth day of demonstrations, and the government deaths and said it had reports of Vi Kava, CPA The board will investigate the denounced calls for greater freedom. six injured. At least 365 Palestini­ LOST ENGINE — Pieces of a Pratt & Whitney AP photo death of Clement Lloyd, 23, an Police threatened violence but did not use it on the ans and 15 Israelis have died in Piedmont Airlines Flight 1480 shortly after takeoff would-be protesters in Wenceslas Squa/e in central ^the revolt. JT8D engine seen on the ground fell from unarmed black motorcyclist shot Will You Need To File Friday in Chicago. in the head by a Hispanic police Prague that since Sunday had been the site of daily The PLO and o'ther Palestini­ officer Monday. demonstrations. An Income Tax “ “ " c l ip & s a v e " " " ” 1 Riots triggered by the shooting The unrest marked the most sustained display of Return? left one man dead and seven dissatisfaction with the government since the Soviet 1 1 1 PAINTER by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. Pratt engine falls after takeoff others shot in two black neighbor­ invasion in 1968. 1 If you are wondering If you are one r H I P A n n /AIJv A _____■ . of die lucky taxpayers that does not CHICAGO (A P) — A jet engine broke hoods. Thirteen buildings were The worst violence of the week came Thursday, 1 NEEDS 1 vibrations) happening,” said David O need to file a 1988 Individual In­ off a Boeing 737 airliner shortly after you can think about is that we're going torched and others looted, author­ when at least nine people were injured as hundreds Ul Jimenez, a spokesman for Boeing > c come tax return, there 'are estab­ takeoff Friday, causing the plane to to crash, this is it, this is it, it’s over. ities said. of police with truhcheons charged a crowd of more < WORK ■0 DEHYDRATION Commercial Airplanes in Seattle. than 2,000 people calling for a free press, free lished guldelirfes to help you deter­ lurch and passengers to imagine the Luckily, we landed before anybody “ I ’m hoping we’ll begin to deal •8 Interior & Exterior He noted the Piedmont plane, built in As we grow older, we lose our sense of mine If you should take the time and worst before the pilot landed safely could really start panicking.” seriously with this community’s elections and freedom of assembly. Q. g the cost to prepare a return. The 1981, had gone through 21.000 takeoff Uiirst and can become dehydrated back at O’Hare International Airport, The mcident delayed a number of problems and do more than just B E. DAVIS m without realizing it. When the elderly Tax Reform Act of 1986 removed a and landing cycles and was considered officials and passengers said. other flights at the nation’s busiest put some iodine on its cancers,” 30 Yeere Experience 1 drink too little to equal their fluid large number of lower-income taxT a relatively young plane. Victims’ kin continue vigil 1 losses, their blood becomes thicker No injuries were reported among the airport, and there were some cancella­ Barry said. After an introductory payers from paying any taxes. ■The FA A and the National Transpor­ 1 1 and the kidneys fail to filter it well 27 passengers and five crew members tions. officials said. session, the group agreed to hold STOCKTON, Calif. (A P) — Families of the 649-0495 tation Safety Board were investigating 1 1 enough to rid ^ e body of wastes. One These guidelines are baaed on mi­ aboard Piedmont Airlines Flight 1480 its first working meeting on victims of this week’s schoolyard massacre should always drink enough liquid to nimum income levels and the filing the accident, said Tim Curtis, an FAA n “ le Piedmont 1 1 which took off at 7:35 a.m. CST for a flight landed was closed, and another Monday. continued a prayer vigil Friday, while parents and «IB ■ saa e CLIP 6 SAVE m b ■1 M il keep the urine pale yellow in color, and atatua of the taxpayer. A tax return regional duty officer in Des Plaines. to keep it coming in fair volume. non-stop night to Charlotte. N.C. runway was shut down for about 45 William Lozano, 29, the officer teachers gingerly counseled children who witnessed will be due if you receive gross In­ Boeing did not immediately send officials said. minutes becau.se of an unrelated who shot Lloyd, remained on the killings. come that equals or exceeds the someone to the scene, although Jiminez “ At approximately 1,000 feet, or just incident in which fuel spilled from a suspension with pay during an Three days and nights of Buddhist prayer began fotlqwing income level in your per­ said, “ We’re standing ready if needed.” CALDWELL spective filing status. moments after takeoff, the right engine landing cargo plane, said FAA spokes­ internal police investigation. His Thursday for two of the five Southeast Asian The passengers from Flight 1480 were separated from the aircraft and landed woman Barbara Dettmer. All runways attorney, Roy Black, said he children killed Tuesday at Cleveland Elementary - If you are single (and are not being* returned to the terminal by bus, and on airport property,” said Dave Shi­ had been reopened bv 12:30 p m CST expects the Colombian-born of­ School by a fatigue-clad gunman who sprayed the OIL INC. claimed as a dependant: many later left on another Bight pley, spokesman for Arlington. Va.- she said. ' '-o i. ficer to be indicted in the slaying. schoolyard with an AK-47 semi-automatic assault under 65 >4.950 officials said. DS and over 5,700 based USAir Inc., which owns “ He’s being made a scapegoat riBe. “ I was scared to death,” said FAA records showed no maintenance Piedmont. problems with the Piedmont plane said to somehow save the Super Bowl, Services for the other children were scheduled .75® - If you are married filing a joint re­ passenger Dante Pacioni, 56, of Oak turn (living together at the end of The engine, a Pratt & Whitney JT8D, agency spokeswoman Linda Whitfield. save civic pride, to stop the Saturday and Monday. par gai. C. O. 0. Lawn, a private pilot who from his seat 348 Main Street 1966 and cannot be claimed as a de­ landed in a field, said Mort Edelstein. a riots,” said B bck, who said the Fourteen d f'^ e 29 students injured in the attack - 150 gal. minimum purchaM had a view of the wing that lost the Manchester pendant on aother return); spokesman for the Federal Aviation A Boeing 737-200 has two engines on^' officer fireatn self-defense as the remained in hospitals Friday, but in almost all engine. mounted under each wing. The plane ^ both spouses Administration. motorcycle ^pre down on him. cases their conditions were reported improved. One 649-1025 “ I thought we bought the farm.” designed to carry about 125 passengers' 649-8841 under 65 >8,900 A Pratt & Whitney official was being Normal activity resumed Fri­ teacher also was wounded. He said the plane “ lunged to the left” is also designed to By on one engine Prteta Subipet to Chang* one spouse is 65 sent to Chicago to help investigate, said day in the black neighborhoods or over 9,500 when the engine broke away, but the Shipley said. ^ ' David Long, a company spokesman both spouses are pilot maintained control. .plagued by violence earlier in the Iran executes drug dealers from East Hartford. Conn. The FAA in January 1988 ordered air week, with police relaxing the 65,orover '10,100 “ As we took off, the plane started to The engine "is the most widely-used carriers to inspect some engine-mount perimeter around the Overtown - If you are married and filing a se­ vibrate.” said Ann Violante of Chicago. NICOSIA, Cyprus (A P) — Harsh new laws ART IS IN THE engine in the industry,” he said. bolts on 737-200 aircraft for cracks after parate tax return: >1,950 “ I looked out of my window and saw ... neighborhood and opening up mandating death for anyone found with small an engine fell off one of the jets shortly highway exits into the area. - If you are filing as a head of the J*’® engines are designed to detach tons and tons of fuel spilling out.” amounts of drugs take effect in Iran on Saturday, EYES OF THE BEHOLDER... S If there is severe movement (such as after takeoff on Dec. 5. 1987. said FAA Most of the 372 people arrested household: After the engine fell off. she said, “ All part of a ferocious crackdown in which scores of > spokesman Mitch Barker in Seattle in the riots remained in jail, smugglers have already been executed. under 65 >6,350 2 Whether it’s a re­ 65 or older 7,100 O unable to make cash bail of $250 The laws make the death sentence mandatory for X or more. A state survey found people convicted of possessing 30 grams, or just freshing still life - If you are a qualifying wldow(er); M CA that 106 of 185 suspects whose over an ounce, of heroin, codeine or morphine or under 65 >6,950 H Bundy’s new death appeal rejected or a finely crafted 65 or older 7,550 backgrounds were checked had smuggling 11 pounds of opium or hashish. Simple W Stradivarius, it’s A tax return must be filed even W ’TALLAHASSEE. Fla. (AP) — Flori­ The Supreme Court said the issue had long criminal records averaging possession of opium or hashish carries a jail term. da’s Supreme Court on Friday refused Much of what he did, even at the 11 arrests each. all a mattter of though the gross income level Is X not been raised in a timely fashion, less than the required amount if; M to block Ted Bundy’s execution Tues­ hearing, undermined his defense and should have been raised at an earlier personal taste. - you are entitled to a refund » day for the murder of a 12-year-old girl his lawyers were having problems As the crisis ebbed in the Archbishop prays for Waite > stage and had already been settled in an - you owe any taxes, such as Flea in 1978 and said it doesn’t want to hear controlling him, getting him to make inner-city neighborhoods, secur­ r case in which Bundy was convicted of ity concerns turned to Sunday’s LONDON (A P) — The archbishop of Canterbury We have the art to tax on tips, IRA penalty p from the suspected serial killer again. murdering two sorority sisters. decisions, having problems getting him prayed Friday for the safe return of his envoy, - you have self employment net to stick to decisions,” said Coleman Super Bowl. Three hundred suit a variety of C/3 1 The 42-year-old former law student is The court also said no petition for Terry Waite, who vanished in Beirut two years ago earnings of $400 or more. D> scheduled to die in the electric chair at 7 Metro-Dade police officers in rehearing will be permitted. Meanwhile, Bundy was scheduled to while trying to negotiate the release of foreigners tastes and the If you are even In doubt, consult a.m. Tuesday at Florida State Prison uniform and plainclothes will your tax preparer. o . meet over the weekend with authorities held hostage in Lebanon. frames to com­ fij Defense attorney James Coleman “ The question really was, was he able guard Joe Robbie Stadium, said from several Western states where he is David Waite said he believed his 49-year-old Next Week: 1^ was expected to take his appeal to U S to assist his lawyers?” said Coleman, police spokesman Jim Hutton. plete the look. a suspect in the murders or disappear­ brother would be freed this year, and British Each Dependant Is Worth >1950. Cl District Court in Orlando for a hearing who sought to stop the execution to 0> ance of three dozen young women. Only people with tickets will be officials expressed optimism Waite and other B on Saturday morning. determine whether Bundy was compe­ allowed past the parking gates. British hostages are alive, although there has been VI Kava Is the tax partner In the The high court rejected three claims tent during his trial for the murder of Attorney General Bob Butterworth expos«are No one has applied for a march or no physical evidence of that. accounting firm of from Bundy and said his attempt to Kimberly Diane Leach, a Lake City said after the hearing that S y ’s limited schoolgirl. demonstration permit, police The leftist Beirut daily As-Safir said four of the 15 arl & framing Kava & Kava, CPA’s, again raise the issue of mental New Hours; Closed Mon. attorneys were “ grasping at a straw.” said, and if protesters do show up foreign hostages were moved from a jail near the 111 Center Street 153 Main Street, Manchester, CT competency constituted an abuse of Tues., Wed., FrI. 9-5:30 646-5528. Bundy served as his own attorney “ All the courts have found Ted Bundy , the entrance, they city to a new location, but it did not give further Manchester - 649-6939 Thurs. 9-8 - Sat. 9-5 process. through much of that trial. to be competent,” said Butterworth. will be moved out quickly, Hutton details in the unattributed report. said. • p J

Theft of valuable books V l l ^ OPINION o is becoming a problem REWlAYLlPS,II PL6A51 The thank-you notes r - 0 iviiuigri'. .foUR want to report them to the police. They fear RMSE.. OH. By Jack Anderson \ WPEW! 1 ^ILL RifiHTHAHDf the embarrassment of having the police from George Bush and Dale Van Atta discover that the thief was one of their own .V" m r^'se-.. Ph.D.s. Or, more importantly, they are WASHINGTON - The beauty of the nervous that once the alarm is sounded, the American public library system is that it thief will destroy the booty. By James Bennet — rhythm city! It sure pepped up my rallies, although I heard you makes information free. Anyone with a The librarians meeting in Washington were too modest to want me to use yearning to learn can walk into a library generally took the admirably stern view In late November, the New that when an academic or common it. or maybe you disagreed with and read, no strings attached. •V- York Times reported that criminal is caught stealing books, he or she some of my speeches. Don’t But some library patrons, and maybe Presient-elect George Bush had should do time just like any other worry! (ha, ha) I mean, we’re even a few librarians, have taken freedom U5. QoVlRMNlENT SUPtoRTED CHEWVICAL YTCAPoN... sent a tiny silver foot and one of miscreant. Otherwise, the librarians fear both music lovers under the skin, of information literally and heisting his famous personal notes to Ann that book-napping may be come endemic. and that’s what counts. Be valuable books and rare manuscripts as Richards, the Texas state treas­ happy! I am. though they were free for the taking. a. urer who mocked Bush’s patri­ George In the past, book repositories assumed Let bygones be bygones cian roots in her keynote address that their readers and their librarians Democrats in the House, the Senate and to the Democratic convention. Willie Horton, convict were honest. The biggest problem of the NEED SOME EXTRA the Democratic National Committee seem Responding to a conciliatory Dear Bill: librarian was to track down overdue books to have forgiven George Bush for the telegram from Ridiards (to Thanks for being there when I that the reader unwittingly put on a shelf at dirtiest presidential campaign since Ri­ SPENDING MONEY? whom Bush referred as “ Bessie needed you. And, hey, I hope you home. chard Nixon’s Watergate pranks. That has Bouffant” and “ that lady with the didn’t take my kidding during the But in recent years, university and city amazed many grass-roots Democrats. l-WJWGOiTl^ hair” during the campaign), he campaign personally. Some peo­ libraries have had to step up their security Newspaper routes available in your area... CAftlMO/- But party insiders tell us it isn’t wrote; “ You’ve probably re­ ple said I was being a racist, but with book markings that set off buzzers at surprising at all. ceived a hundred of these ’feet’ that’s just not fair. I mean, for the door and other devices that protect the For one reason, Massachusetts Gov. but I want you to have this one example, I think that Mike latest best-sellers from being heisted by Earn money and prizes by delivering the Michael Dukakis was not a Democratic from me — a peace offering. Jackson’s just terrific, and the people who bypass the checkout counter. “ party man,” and the Democratic pros felt From partisan division “ Really, that was a nice same goes for Magic Jordan. Bob Now, the thievery has spread to the Manchester Herald in your neighborhood. the loss was not a disaster for the party. telegram. Many thanks, McFerrin and I are practically rare-book collections, where a manuscript For another. Bush’s tactics worked, and George.” pen pals, and I shook Jesse may be worth thousands of dollars and many Democrats only wish Dukakis had Call today to get more details. Richards’ response (she called Jackson’s hand. Anyway, if you even first editions of well-known contem­ to new nationai vision been able to ambush Bush with as much the note a “ kind and generous get out and plan to visit Washing­ porary works are valued in the hundreds. success. gesture’’) seems to have ton, please don’t hesitate to let my The American Library Association, 647-9946 For a third, large numbers of Capitol Hill national resolve. launched the president-elect into office know well in advance. which recently concluded meeting in By Tom Raum Democrats truly feel that Bush deserves a “ We will stay strong to protect the an epistolary frenzy. The New Best wishes for a happy Washington, D.C., has a high-powered honeymoon with Congress to see whether peace,” he said, adding that “ the ‘offered Republic has secured some of the incarceration, security committee trying to figure out Marble St...... all Oakland Heights...... all WASHINGTON — George Bush sought he can solve the nation’s ills, which are real hand’ is a reluctant fist; once made, strong notes Bush fired off in December George how to end the growing theft of rare books. McCabe St...... all Brownstone Apts...... all in the lofty cadences of his inaugural for all Americans no matter what their and can be used with great effect.” to other significant figures of the The thieves are of two kinds, outsiders Stock Place...... all address to move finally from a partisan Michael Dukakis, governor, party affiliation. If the language of Bush’s inaugural ’88 campaign. The notes are and insiders, and the motives for each are No. Main St...... 397-496 East Center St...... 408-608 playing on national divisions to a president Massachusetts For a fourth, the House leadership wants address sounded similar to his previous remarkable for reflecting not simply a lust to possess or the desire to governing a nation “ made whole.” to “ make nice” with Bush on such matters Harlan St...... 15-83 evocations of a “ kinder and gentler only the grace and magnanimity Dear Mike: profit from ill-gotten gain. Hamilton Dr...... all Bush had said his speech would be scant as the budget, on the theory that he will Henry St...... 16-119 nation” and a “ thousand points of light,” for which Bush has long been You’re right, I did get carried Recently, editions of books printed on specifics. It was. goof so badly that the presidency can be Summit St...... 332-382 Carpenter Dr...... all it’s no surprise. known, but also a side of him away in that little note, and during the Civil War, rare religious Instead, he spoke of “ a moment rich with recaptured from him in 1992 by a party-line McDivitt Dr...... all Friday’s speech was written largely by rarely seen in public; an easy comments like that are beneath manuscripts and the letters of notables promise” and offered an often poetic Democrat. T ro tte r...... all Wildwood Dr...... all Peggy Noonan, who also wrote his rapier-like wit. A few of the notes the stature of this office. have been stolen from libraries’ special expansion on the “ kinder, gentler” themes A veteran Democratic tactician told us Orchard ...... all convention acceptance speech, many of his are reprinted below. Please don’t be so small- collections. he first enunciated last August in accept­ that House Speaker Jim Wright, D-Texas, Winter ...... all Haynes St...... all less combative campaign speeches and minded, though — it was just a Rare books could be prominently ing the Republican presidential Michael Dukakis, “ may be talking cooperation, but he’s just Knox ...... all part of Reagan’s farewell address to the governor. tiny joke. And remember, after marked, but such markings often decrease Main St...... 285-378 nomination. Massachusetts building Bush an escape-proof Newman...... all nation. that tough loss, that we all fall the value of the documents. Besides, Russell...... all But in his vow to devote new attention to Dear Mike: mousetrap.” Nor was it a surprise for the new short of our goals sometimes. The high-tech eradicators often can erase all Porter St...... 458-650 the homeless, the disadvantaged, the Tanks for the memories! president to talk eloquently of cooperation trick is to keep that chin up, and evidence of origin. Wyllys St...... 1-90 Brookfield St...... all forgotten, and the drug-addicted, he also Keeping America strong, with Congress, of mending fences, of stand tall! Another problem arises because institu­ Fake bolts spreading Wadsworth Ext...... 157-164 sounded a note of reality in a time of $100 George Charter Oak St...... 141-348 presiding over a nation without division. I remain, the 6’2” , tions from which thefts occur often don’t As federal investigators continue dig­ East Middle Tpke...... 0-155 billion-plus deficits. He has sounded such themes before. George Gardner St...... 3-66 Susan Estrich, Dukakis cam­ ging into the counterfeit bolt scandal, they Gardner St. West...... all “ We have more will than wallet; but will For Bush, the need for cooperation is paign manager is what we need,” the nation’s 41st are turning up more evidence that the Highland St. Benton St...... 103-174 more than just rhetoric. Dear Sue: I^rek Bok, president. Harvard faulty fasteners may have been sold to president told the nation. University (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 Branford St...... 68-161 When Democrat Jimmy Carter was I just want to let you know that / airlines and the National Aeronautics and Bush’s speech pulled together most of Dear Bok: Sycamore Lane...... all Durkin St...... all inaugurated, both chambers of Congress you did a heck of a job. I always the humanitarian objectives he touched Space Administration. E. Middle Tpke...... 216-236 .»«. were under the control of his own party. thought a gal should try to I know I kidded a bit about upon in the presidential campaign but We have reported in the past on Center St...... 658-872 even Ronald Reagan’s 1980 landslide victory manage a campaign — especially Harvard while I was campaign­ which were often lost in the clamor of a unscrupulous bolt dealers who sell weak Falknor Dr...... all also delivered the Senate into Republican a Democratic one! Just kidding ing, but, of course, you can’t be a Main St...... 1-174 race more remembered for bitter trench frauds with the head markings of high- Olcott St...... 76-159 hands. Sue. But seriously. I don’t resent son of EH without having a little strength fasteners. The use of counterfeit Grove...... 1-47 fighting, questions of patriotism and Willie But Bush takes the helm with both the respect for the old Crimson. It’s Center St...... 771-947 odd Horton. you for trying to keep me out of bolts on construction projects has already Pine H ill...... all House and the Senate in Democratic hands just that Yale’s closer to main­ Jarvis Rd...... all But, as if to put the $cars of the campaign work. I know it was your job, and I caused the death of one man. and with the battle over budget priorities hope that now you’ll be able to stream American values — I Morse Rd...... all behind him. Bush also appealed to A federal grand jury is investigating at Salem Rd...... all Jefferson St...... all likely to be the first test of his infant find a good one at a good wage. mean, for example. I ’ve got four least one California company that may bipartisanship in the conduct of domestic Whitney Rd...... all Kenwood Dr...... all leadership. Good luck with your new normal American names and and foreign affairs. have sold defective aerospace fasteners to Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 It is a political reality of which Bush was career, whtever it winds up you ve only got two names, and NASA and its contractors. Investigators EIro St...... all “The people await action.” he said. Union Place...... all mindful. “ There is much to do,” he being. they sound like some kind of for the Defense Criminal Investigative Flower St...... all “ They did not send us here to bicker,” The Union St...... 133-264 declared, “ and tomorrow the work President-elect George African sport. So, Bok. I hope you Service tested many of these fasteners and East Middle Tpke.. . 0-162 even remarks seemed clearly directed at the begins.” weren’t too ticked. After all. found they would break apart under the leaders of Capitol Hill. Ira Glasser, president, Ameri­ L_ Grissom Rd...... all Tomorrow, perhaps, he will take com­ we re both Ivy Leaguers under kind of stress that genuine bolts should He talked about burying differences can Civil Liberties Union Shepard Dr...... all Squire Village...... all fort in the comments of David Bonior. a the skin, and that’s what counts. withstand. The bolts slipped by quality sharpened by the Vietnam War and of a Dear Ira: Democratic congressman from Michigan; Boola, Boola. really control inspectors because they were new harmony between the nation’s “ great I hope you don’t mind my Poppy ’48 “ The tone of the president’s address was accompanied by forged test certificates, parties.” taking the liberty (no pun in­ 1 conciliatory and hopeful. Congress will according to the investigators. And, while promising a “ new breeze,” he tended) of using your first name respond very positively to Bush’s efforts to Peggy Noonan, speechwriter We have seen one internal government CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 also sought to build on the legacy of the We politicians have to say a lot of reach out and unite the country. He set Dear Peg: report that acknowledges that many bolts Reagan administration of which he was a stuff to get elected — you know forth a modest, yet humane vision for the Words fail me. But seriously, ? from the firm were sold to U.S. airlines and part for eight years; championing open the whole campaign thing. And 11 coming years. It was a good kickoff to a thanks for the 1,000 points of light to foreign countries for use in government trade and free enterprise, trumpeting the why not? It’s a free country. new era.” thing. Metaphor city' and civilian planes. No one can say how economic recovery and improved rela­ Yours, Yours, many dangerous bolts may be installed in tions with the Soviets. George Tom Raum of the Associated Press, a George ' ' ® 19»» by NEA, Inc aircraft. iianrlfpfilpr Hpralh It was a speech rich in metaphors. Bush former congressional and economics cor­ Bobby McFerrin, songwriter used the im age of an outreached hand both respondent, covered George Bush’s presi­ Dear Bob; “HEY, DANNY BOY! SEE YA IN jack Anderson and his associate, Dale to express an overture to peace — at home James Bennet wrote this artl- dential campaign and his transition. He Thanks for coming up with that FOUR YEARS — OK, BUDDY?" Van Atta, are syndicated columnists. and abroad — and to demonstrate a cie for The New Republic, where now reports from the White House. snappy tune about not worrying it first appeared. J AA N

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Coventry plans exchanges Caring is the theme for inaugurai worship In recognition of the Week of Prayer for Christian giv0 updat0S for support0rs Unity, three churches in Coventry will conduct a VonComo, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foils, pulpit exchange — that is, a swap of religious Editor’s note: This column is Mr. and Mrs. F.W. Larson, Amy By George W. Cornell ill-clad and in lack of daily food, and one of you says leaders — this weekend. prepared by the staff of the McCann, Mr. and Mrs. William Gilroy The Associated Press after a Scripture reading from the beatitudes of MACC News Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morton, Mr. to them, ‘Go in peace, be warmed and filled,’ Jesus in Matthew 5, including: The Rev. David Jarvis of Second Congregational Manchester Area Conference of and Mrs. Earl McCarthy (for "Sue ), without giving them the things they need for the Church of Coventry will be guest preacher at St. Churches. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Huot (In memory “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be Mary’s Catholic Church today at 5:15p.m.; the Rev. of Anne G. Robinson), Robert Gwynn, Caring — for the people of America, for God’s body, what does it profit? called sons of God.” The Care Line that provides Mr. ond Mrs. Arne Sterud, Mr. ond Mrs. creation and for reconciliation of the nations of the “So faith by itself, if it has no works, is dead.” Washington’s Episcopal Bishop John T. Walker Bruce J. Johnson of the First Congregational By Nancy Carr push buttons access to immediate Frank Kos, Leno Speed, Borboro Earth — is the credo of a special worship service Church will be guest preacher at St. Mary’s on Hough, June Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. Bush’s son, George Walker Bush, leads the litany presides at the service, punctuated with hymn Executive Director medical assistance was installed John Fedorchok, Mr. ond Mrs. David marking the inauguration of George Bush as on preserving the created order, saying in part: singing and music from the U. S. Marine Band, the Sunday at 10 a.m.; Sister Katherine McKenna of St. even before Christmas Day ar­ Scott, Peter Blair, Mr. and Mrs. Walter president. Mary’s Church will be guest preacher at Second During the Christmas season, Joyner, Penelope Joyner, Margaret “Behold, 0 Lord, your creation, ‘this fragile Cathedral Choir and Howard University Choir. rived and thanks to a specially Bolch, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fitting, Mr. A litany for it, expected to echo in many churches Earth, our island home’ ... teach us to know and to After the opening processional and singing. Rabbi Congregational Church of Coventry at 10 a.m. the Manchester Herald scheduled allotted Seasonal Sharing from and Mrs. Arthur LIbbey Jr., M r. and across the country at his suggestion, goes in part: respect thedelicate balanceofyourcreation, so that Sunday, and at First Congregational Church at 11 10 vignettes for their front page. St. Bartholomew, the monthly Mrs. (ieorge Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. "0 God of all goodness and grace ... grant us ... a Matthew H. Simon of B’Nai Israel congregation in David Custer, Mr. and Mrs. John our ignorance can be overcome ... thereby Rockville, Md., reads an initial Scripture passage a.m. Sunday. The small verbal family snap­ rental charge of $30 will be paid McClain, Mr. and Mrs. William Ewing, teachable and humble spirit... a heart that mourns restraining our expoitation and abuse of natural from Deuteronomy 10, going in part: shots were based on case files of for the next year. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Zopodko, Lynda with those who suffer... faith that the world shall not resources.” social workers, public health Hulme, LvdloWogmon, Florence Jock- “For the Lord your God is God of gods and Lord of Walter received vouchers ear­ son, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Boss, Mr. and be inherited by the violent ... but by those whom Missouri’s Gov. John Ashcroft, a layman of the lords, the great, the mighty, and the terrible God, New leader installed nurses and elderly outreach marked for clothing, shoes and Mrs. William Reiser, Mr. and Mrs. gentleness makes great.” Winston Smith, Barbara Sonkev, Helgl Assemblies of God, preaches on the conservation who is not partial... He executes justice for the Yvonne Monroe of Plainfield has been installed as workers who referred the family boots for his grandson, along with At Bush’s wishes, the worship is to crown weekend to MACC for assistance. Kolvo, Mr. and Mrs. Guv Morchlslo. theme, following Scripture readings about the fatherless and the widow, and loves the sojourner, Hartford Province Director of the National Council an invitation to select toys and Also Mono Gorrepv, Mr. and Mrs. Corl inaugural events this Sunday at the National creation from Genesis 1, including this conclusion: giving him food and clothing.” of Catholic Women. Her area includes the Hartford. To protect the confidentiality of games at the Toys for Joy Engberg, Elizabeth Anderson, Mr. and Cathedral, the Episcopal center in Washington and “And God saw that it was good.” the families, we not only changed Mrs. Herbert Brandt, Mr. ond Mrs. the denomination of Bush and his family. Washington’s Roman Catholic Cardinal James Bridgeport, Norwich and Providence, R.I., disbursement and an overflowing David Comp, Mr. and Mrs. James That reading is by the Rev. Stephen E. Smallman Hickey reads from 1st Corinthians 12, going in part: dioceses. the names but other small details. Christmas basket. Without a Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. George “He wants the inaugural to culminate not with of McLean Presbytrerian Church in Washington “Now there are varieties of gifts, but the same For example a two-year-old boy phone, communication is difficult Gorman, Mr. and Mrs. Acle Johnson, fireworks but with prayer,” his wife, Barbara, told which is attended by Vice Preident Dan Quale and may become a three-year-old Jennifer Haberen, Elaine Newbalt, Mr. planners. Spirit; and there are varieties of service, but the for his social worker but addi­ and Mrs. William Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. his family. same Lord; and there are varieties of working, but St. Mary’s and Concordia swap girl. We do, however, makeevery tional avenues of providing sup­ Emanuel HIrth, Mary Keenan, Anna M. Bush, his family and an ecumnical turnout of effort to remain faithful to the Rice, Virginia Dumalne, Sarah Pappas, Browning, the Episcopal primate, preaches on it is the same God who inspires them all in every port to this hard pressed three Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sulick, Martha religious leaders, Protestant, Roman Catholic, the theme of reconciliation of the Earth’s people In celebration of the Week of Prayer for Christian basic needs of the family. one.” Unity, the Rev. Ann Wrider of St. Mary’s Episcopal generation family are being Moatary, Virginia Wlckershom, Dr. Eastern Orthodox and Jewish, are taking part in the Since the community provides pursued. and Mrs. Alan Laventhal, Mr. and Mrs. service, including Episcopal Presiding Bishop Church will be at Concordia Lutheran Church this all the assistance offered by the Herbert McKinney, Mr. and Mrs. week. She will lead the Christian Growth Hour at “Sue” and her children have Thomas Lotham, Mr. ond Mrs. Samuel Edmund L. Browning of New York. MCC Seasonal Sharing Program, vanished. After all they had been Teller, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jeffries, Mr. "Clap your hands, all people! ” say the Psalms for 9; 15 a.m. Sunday and will do the Holy Communion we report to you on what has and Mrs. Craig Lapoen, Mr. and Mrs. services at 8 and 10 a.m. through, living in parks and their Carl Chadburn, Robert E. Hall, Helen the affair. “Shout to God with loud songs of joy! For happened to our 10 Seasonal car, while Sue hung on to her job, Nix, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sletfert Sr., the Lord, the Most High, is ... a great king over all At St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, the Rev. Arnold Sharing Appeal. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Belknap III, Ronald STOP HORSING AROUND T. Wangerin of Concordia Lutheran Church will be state assistance ran out and the Schlevo, Rosemarie Papa, Myron Rice, the earth ... Sing praises to God, sing praises.” "Marina” is settled into a local family simply disappeared from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morton, staff at Copies of the liturgy have been sent to pastors of the guest preacher at the services. convalescent home and has re­ Nathan Hale School, Art Dept. (Illlng all kinds across the country, and Bush has written the motel room. Sadly enough a Junior High School), Donna Fitzgerald WE WILL NOTIFY ceived her bright sweater and landlord had called Christmas (In honor ot student teacher Mork them an open letter, suggesting they hold similar YOUR CARRIER robe, a large hand mirror, comb weekend with a possible apart­ LoFontolne), 3rd and 4th grade Sunday morning services, afterward ringing Try Our Pay-By-Mail Evangelist in town and brush set and even the teachers at Nathan Hale School, Elks church bells. THAT YOU ARE A ment. Neither her social workers Setback League, Wldows/Wldowers PAY-BY-MAIL A singing and healing evangelist, who calls strawberry jelly, along with some or the schools have heard from Association Chapter II, Manchester The hourlong service unfolds in three topical herself simply “Grace,” will present a prayer other small gifts. We would also High School Future Business Leaders of Program... CUSTOMER. Sue or her children. Americo, E & R Associates, Inc., The sections of concern — for Americans, for service at 7:30 p.m. tonight at Manchester High ask you to keep Marina in your A happier story for the new Beauty Boutique, Prestige Printing, stewardship of the created earth and for world It makes paying your subscription easier on School auditorium. Her literature states that she prayers during the hard days year is that “Jack” has found a Inc. peace and friendship — each section with Scripture you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 can heal arthritis, clear cataracts, cure deafness ahead. readings, litanies and sermons. position and even had a salary weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 and cancer. Her organization, Grace ’N’ Vessels of The social worker reported that advance. “Glenna’s pregnancy, In the Washington service, Susan Baker, wife of Christ Ministries, is based in Brookfield. Admission "Peter” and his family had a months. 6 months ora full year... drop it in the while high risk, is progressing Secretary of State-designate James A. Baker III, is free. wonderful Christmas with shoes, nicely and Glenna is feeling leads the litany of concern for America’s people, mail. Then, you can forget about having ready warm pants and toys for their cash to pay your carrier answering the door better. The community outreach THE which reads in part: three little girls and even a with gifts and food for the whole “Behold, 0 Father, our land, our America. Bless when it’s inconvenient . or being at home to Coffeehouse set donated Christmas tree. Now, family was a high point during a BIBLE her always with sound strength and sure purpose,” pay your bill The Missionary Council of Trinity Covenant back at work full time, Peter will very low period. with “vision and courage to nourish and preserve Church is sponsoring a mission coffeehouse at 7 begin to catch up. Community Our Good Samaritan Carrie did SPEAKS her as a haven of freedom and justice and peace.” Simply complete the coupon below and send support helped them through a by ■nsqo tonight. It is open to the public. indeed receive help with her rent. Eug«n« Br«w«r The Rev. Peter Gomes, a Harvard University it to us. . or if you would like more information very difficult time. A crib and lovely infant’s layette minister and a black American Baptist, gives the on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ We were able to help “Jennie” are awaiting the arrival of the sermon on that theme after Greek Orthodox tion Department. 647-9946. After initial pay­ Second plans celebration with her December rent. The baby due any day now. Archbishop lakovos of New York reads accompnay- ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed Christmas basket with a week’s We were also able to provide Hans Selye, pioneer in stress re­ ing Scripture from James 2, which goes in part: Cv The sanctuary of Second Congregational Church supply of food, gifts for all the special assistance to several search, suggested that helping oth­ “Listen, my beloved brethren ...‘you shall love is 100 years old, and the church has been celebrating children, not only made a happier other families, including a termi­ ers inspires their gratitude and af­ your neighbor as yourself’... If a brother or sister is for a year. The members are planning a gala party Christmas but will help the fection. and the resulting warmth nally ill young father with two helps alleviate stress. That warm Jan. 28 at Manchester Country Club. Those who are family through the next month. preschoolers and a family who I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription Please begin my now, or were once members are invited. Guests are feeling may come from endorphins, “Harry” may have had the best found themselves homeless just the brain’s natural tranquilizer. asked to wear something from the 1889 era. For Christmas of all our special pay-by-mail subscription on reservations, call Marion Taggart, 649-3212. before Christmas. Good deeds may actually benefit Thoughts households. Not only did he All of the special outreach and your Immune system. On the other receive the glass tumblers and Enclosed please find payment for joy-sharing was made possible by hand, a study at Duke University lamp (the donor even included many hundreds of men, women showed that the more hostile a per­ I serve Jesus Christ because I know from Carrier Delivery: Twenty years and counting the light bulb), but a brand new son was, the more blocked hla cor­ and children who partipated in onary arteries were. Another study experience that it is the only thing for me to do. I □ 3 months *23.10 □ 6 months *46 20 □ 1 year 92.40 The Unitarian Universalist Society: East will bookcase on which to place the our holiday giving programs lamp and to serve as a shelf for found that poor listeners who are knew Him as Lord for a number of years but when Senior Citizens: celebrate its 20th anniversary on Sunday. The Rev. including: quick to answer back tended to the going got tough I could not trust Him enough to his glasses and the non- □ 3 months ‘21.56 □ 6 months *43 12 □ ^ year *86 24 Ward Knights, interim minister, and the Rev. Second Congregational Church have higher blood pressure. see me through. I decided that I knew best and could Arnold Westwood, minister emeritus, will partici­ perishable foods that arrived in School for oil the mittens collected on handle whatever came my way. I spent many years Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount his Christmas basket. “Best their Mitten Tree. Unltorlon Unlversol- This mounting evidence for the pate in the 10:30 a.m. service. Special music will be Ist who brought warm clothing for the benefits ot altruism Is surely in trying to cope within my own strength, but it wasn’t •Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary provided by Robert Richardson, Colleen Langston Christmas ever” he says. Shelter Tree decorated with Items for keeping with the spirit of Jesus’ until I reached rock bottom and knew that all I was and Nancy Gould, all of Manchester. Nursery care We were also able to help “Ted Samaritan Shelter at their Family teaching. "Be swift to listen, slow to and Sandy” with both their rent Christmas Eve Service, Sue Cormier at speak," James 1:19. "Give, and it and was trying to be was worth nothing. I realized and religious education is offered to youths. K mart for her liaison with the store and that what I had laid aside all those years ago was the Name and utility bills. They were all the girts and extras, Mrs. Rehse for will be given to you,” Luke 6:38. all her hand knit mittens. (Think of all Now If one does good to others pri­ 1 only thing that could sustain me. All the time I had delighted to find toys and cuddly Address stuffed animals for each of their the warm hands In Manchester, thanks marily In the hope ot benefiting been fighting to do it my way He had been patiently Apt, District officer speaks to all our loving knitters). from it, he wiii defeat the process waiting and gently moving me to where He needed children at the Toys for Joy Donors: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tencel- we speak of. City _ _ .Zip. lent, Joan Fay, Norma Gunsten, Mr. me to be. It says in Phillipians ‘"That He that began .Phone. The Rev. Richard Thompson, the new United disbursement, and were sur­ and Mrs. (George LoBonne, Paul Rvon, a good work in you will continue it until Christ Methodist District Superintendent for this area, will prised when their basket arrived Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Myers, Violet Clough (In memory of John and Violet Jesus. ” So, although I tried to do it alone He still had MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL oreach at the 9 and 10:45 a.m. services Sunday at to find there were even gifts for Clough), Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Thl- control. So I guess the reason I serve Jesus Christ is South United Methodist Church. Following the mom and dad. They have also beou, Edith Howland, Antonina Solclus, received vouchers to use for Mr. and Mrs. Jon Gembolo, Margaret because I have proved that He is all that I need in my second service, there will be a pot luck luncheon in Wetherell (In memory ot Fronds CHURCH OF CHRIST life and that I can’t manage without Him. The Manchester Herald Cooper Hall. Thompson will preside over the annual necessary clothing and household Wetherell), Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mad­ Lydall & Vernon Straots P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 meeting which will follow. The business will items to help them till Ted den, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Hilton 111, Mr. and Mrs. John Whitcomb, Mr. and Mrs. Phone: 646-2903 Chris Phillips include a report from the Retirement Center recovers and they can get back on Richard Huckenbeck, Dorothy Sonego, ’Trinity Covenant Church Development Study Committee. their feet. Rev. Ruth Johnson, Adele Chaoles, Inez J

iBaurhrstrr HrralJi Weddings Engagements Pullout Section, Page 17 Ferzacca-VanDine LaTeano-Surdam Saturday, Jan. 21, 1989 Jennifer Ann VanDine, daughter of FOCUS Frank and Phyllis LaTeano of 28 Elizabeth and Peter VanDine of 81 Concord Road announce the engage­ Vernon Road, Bolton, and Nicola ment of their daughter, Lisa Ann Domenica Ferzacca III, son of Mim LaTeano, to Scott Kenneth Surdam. and Nicola Ferzacca of Bloomfield, son of Irving and Margaret Surdam of were married Dec. 31 at Saint Maurice Church, Bolton. 19 Merritt Valley Road, Andover. The bride-elect is a graduate of East The Rev. William Olesik officiated Catholic High School and Bay Path at the nuptial Mass. The bride was Graham’s music does Ihe talking Junior College. Longmeadow, Mass. given in marriage by her father. She is employed by Shipman & Heather VanDine. sister of the bride, Goodwin of Hartford. tives coming to see his band. was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were By Andrew J. Davis The prospective bridegroom is a “ Music is an art.” Graham MaryBeth VanDine-Buckley and Manchester Herald Pamela Ferzacca. graduate of RHAM High School, is a said. “ Music touches people’s volunteer fireman in Andover, and is Patrick Cloutier was best man. lives. I’m very serious in what I employed by Superior Paint & ometime soon Lenny Ushers were Jonathan VanDine, do. It’s desire: love for music. Wallpaper. Graham hope.'; to be a Vince Romano, Ken Fox and James There’s no other reason I do it. household name. Dean. An April 1, 1989 wedding is planned Music is what 1 was put on this at St, Bridget’s Church. earth to do” After a reception at Lloyds in Lisa Ann LaTeano S Hartford the couple left on a wedding The Bolton singer- Susan Viggiano-Bergstrom. trip to Montreal. They are making Scott K. Surdam songwriter says he is Graham’s manager and presi­ their home in Middletown. ready to hit the big time He has dent of Tempo Booking and The bride is a 1986 graduate of formed a band named “ Lenny Management of Windsor, said she Wheaton College and is currently Public Records Graham and the Phoenix’ ’. which works with 16 other bands, but pursuing her masters of art degree in someday people will talk about Graham’s has the biggest chance education at St. Joseph College. West along with such artists as Bruce for success Hartford. Hornsby and the Range. Richard Warranty deeds Ansaldi, 24'/i percent interest in “ He’s not talking big,’’ she The bridegroom is a 1987 graduate Marx and Robert Cray. At least Mrs. Nicola D. Ferzacca Lookout Mountain, no conveyance said. “ He’s really on the verge of of Notre Dame University. He is an MultiTech New England Inc. to that’s what Graham says. Dennis M. Kirkman, Oak Grove tax. breaking” into the music electrical engineer for Northeast “ There’s no doubt about it," Farms Condominium, $121,900. Andrew Ansaldi Sr. to Andrew business. Utilities. Graham said, referring to the Manchester Townhouse Associates Ansaldi Hi, 24‘/i percent interest in The group should sign a record group’s chances of making the to Ivan R. and Sandra Rushlow, Lookout Mountain, no conveyance deal this summer and put out a Billboard Top 20 within two Lawton Garden Condominium, con­ tax. five-song album, she said. in-law of the bride and groom, was years. Mathewson-Burnham veyance tax, $93.50. Andrew Ansaldi Sr. to Alex Ansaldi, Originally from Rochester. matron of honor. Manchester Townhouse Associates 241/2 percent interest in Lookout “ We shoot for number one. I Mass.. Graham has lived in the Tracey L. Burnham, daughter of David A. Mathewson, brother of the to Darren B. McDonald and Lisa A. Mountain, no conveyance tax. won’t stop until I do (become state of Colorado. South Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Burnham of 16 groom, was best man. Carlson, Lawton Garden Condomi­ Denis E. and Kathleen M. Wirtalla successful commercially). I ’ll and the Rockville section of l/ Arnott Road, and Timothy S. Mathew- The reception was at the American nium, conveyance tax, $117.70. to Robert A. Bagshaw and Rhonda T. have no regrets. There will never Vernon. In 1983. after just moving son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W. Legion Hall, East Hartford. They are Donna P. Carlson to Thomas K. Reese, 20 Harvard St., $153,000. come a day I ’ll give it up. You’re to Rockville, he moved to Bolton Mathewson of 34 Weaver Road were making their home in Manchester. Corcoran Jr., Jean L. Corcoran, Michael P. Galligan to Judith dedicated for life ' to live with Cynthia Cavasmo. m iiiiiiU m married Nov. 26 at Concordia Luthe­ The bride and groom attended local Thomas K. Corcoran Sr. and Patricia Galligan, 51-53MillSt., noconveyance whom he met through a member ran Church. schools. The bride is employed at the tax. Graham .32. of 9 South Road Corcoran, Redwood Farms, $161,500. has been working for 12 years to of his former band. Clearlight. Candy Box of East Hartford. The Mary C. Oberg to Muriel R. Hollis, Marcel A. and Germaine N. LaPie- become a successful songwriter The Rev. Kim-Eric Williams offi­ groom is employed at Mac’s Auto 28 Brent Road, no conveyance tax. Whatever it takes to become a rre to Wesley C. Gryk Jr., 447-449and and singer He says he will ciated. Katherine Mathewson. sister- Repair, Manchester. 459 Main St., conveyance tax, $324.50, Jose P. and Candace D. Ortiz to star. Graham says he will do. The / continue to work hard until he one thing he said he will not do. George V. Hickey IV and Mariam I. Robert J. and Mary Desesa, Oak becomes famous. Hickey to Richard A. and Laura B. Park, $120,000. though, is sell out. He said he will Births Colanti, 34 McKee St., $128,500. Leslie F. MacNeil Jr. Associates to The years he has spent in the not perm his hair, put on spandex Manchester Townhouse Associates Robert A. Fortin and Ruth A. Carroll, business gives him an edge over pants or makeup to make it to the Inc. to Jason D. Guilmette, Lawton Brook Haven Condominium, convey­ other groups trying to become top. Garden Condominium, conveyance ance tax, $67.10. America’s latest rage In fact, at That is why he admires Lessard, Daniel Matthew, son of Ginszanski, Ryan Michael, son of tax, $96.80. MultiTech New England Inc. to least part of the name of Gra­ Hornsby. Marx and Cray. He said Lionel and Teri Ferguson Lessard Jr. Deborah Ginszanski of 32 Foster St Olga M. Bogli and Beverly M. Noble Peter J. Lawson and Judith L. Young, ham’s band js a symbol of he sees them as three artists who of East Hartford, formerly of Man­ was born Dec. 8 at Manchester to Paul P. Fiano Jr., 555 Bush Hill Oak Grove Farms Condominium, immortality.’' have let their music do the '» • t chester. was bom Dec. 22 at Manches­ Memorial Hospital. His maternal Road, $120,000. conveyance tax, $134.20. The band was named after the talking. ;* * *• ter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Sally Ozark of 32 Philip A. Carlson to Donna P. mythical Egyptian bird that lived “ Mybandhasmoreofashot (of grandparents are Walter and Dorothy Foster St. Carlson and Dawn M. Carlson. 35 in the Arabian desert for 500 or 600 becoming successful) than any Ferguson of 39 Marshall Road. His Hogan, Jessica Kathryn, daughter Deer Run Trail, $161,500. Quitclaim deeds years, consumed itself in a fire other band in the state.” he said. paternal grandparents are Lionel and of John and Kathryn Nason Hogan of Brian F. and Deborah K. Bottaro to Raymond W. McKay to Julia M. and then, rising from the ashes, “ Now it’s cool to be older. Most of Virginia Lessard Sr. of 169 Lyness St. 3 - 113D Sycamore Lane, was born Dec. 2 Eleanor J. Diehl, 24 Huckleberrv Ramos-McKay, Northfield Green started another long life. us are losing our hair. We want to Bradley, Conor Edward, son of Sean at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Lane, $196,773.72. Condominium, no conveyance tax. be a family-oriented band. A nice M. and Gretchen Gantner Bradley of Other band members are: bass Her maternal grandparents are MultiTech New England Inc. to Brian A. Curry to Margaret R. group ... that people can relate to. Rollinsford, N.H., was bora Jan. 8 at player Brad Bidwell, drummer James and Penelope Nason of 17 Lilly Richard H. and Marion T. Roche, Oak Curry, Manchester Heights, no con­ Brian Martin, keyboard player We’re up for doing anything it Wentworth Douglas Hospital, Dover, St.. Her paternal grandparents are Grove Farms Condominium, $126,900. veyance tax. takes, except selling out” A N. H. His maternal grandparents are Roger Reedy, lead guitarist Joe Redmond and Mary Hogan of 113 Anne-Marie Bukowski. Anita Erick­ Aldonna E. Thomas to Aldonna E. Since band members are Holly and Bert Hunt of Center Harbor, Peck and Andy Jarchow on Hawthorne St.. She has a brother. son and Barbara Jolly to David W. and Thomas and Andrew H. Thomas, two saxaphone and flute. Graham around Graham’s age. that ma­ N.H., and Robertand AnneGantnerof A Daniel James, 16 months. Estelle C. LaMarre, WalkerStreet, no parcels, Waranoke Field Addition, no plays rhythm guitar and is the turity will give them the inside V Scotland, Conn. His paternal grand­ Mockalis, Benjamin Peter, son of conveyance tax. conveyance tax. track to becoming a success, said parents are Edward and Maureen group’s lead singer. Peter F. and Karen Savino Mockalis John B. Cavalieri to Paul L. Achilli Herbert 0. Staiger Jr. to George E. Graham. The members of this Bradley of Coventry. His maternal ■ There’s no .such thing as an V of Vernon, was born Dec. 29 at Woodland Manor Condominium Alexander Jr. two parcels on Hartford band are serious about their great-grandmother is Belinda overnight success It's a lot of Manchester Memorial Hospital. His $105,000. Road, no conveyance tax. music and are not into taking Gantner of Southbury. His maternal work,’ ’ Graham said. Everyb­ Peqinald Pinlo/Manchesler Herald maternal grandparents are Mr. and A. Lee Kubachka Inc. to Richard J. Gregory L. Nadeau to Kathleen C. drugs or sleeping around like so great-grandfather is Jack Keller of ody’s got mortgages to pay and Mrs. Joseph Savino of 68 Birch St. His and Barbara B. Longo, Fairway Nadeau, 710 W. Middle Turnpike, no many other performers, he said. MUSIC MAN — Lenny Graham strums a been working for more than a decade to Clearwater, Fla. His paternal great­ kids to feed They (band paternal grandparents are Mr. and Estates, conveyance tax. $154. conveyance tax. The hard work will keep the tune on his guitar. The Bolton man has hit the big time. 1 members) do it because they see grandmother is Mary O’Connor of Mrs. George Mockalis of Columbus, Manchester Townhouse Associates group from becoming another Richard Smith to Catherine Dro- it’s going somewhere. ’ Manchester. Ga. to Raymond E. Jerry Sr. and Robert one-hit wonder band that van­ biak, 17 Village St., no conveyance Though it has been a long, hard Brown, Paige Marie, daughter of Lappen, Justin Edward, son of Scott .A . Jerry, Lawton Garden Condomi­ tsx. ishes as fast as it becomes Kenneth A. and Mary Horta Brown of •road over the last 12 years, C. and M. Lynne Curran Lappen of nium, conveyance tax, $93.50. Andrew L. and Anna L. Brindisi to successful. Graham said. Groups 90 Valley St., was bora Dec. 26 at Graham said he has not given up Tolland, was bora Dec. 9 at Hartford Andrew Ansaldi Sr. to Adam Andrew L. and Anna L. Brindisi, such as “ The Outfield” and Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her because of his love for music. " Music touches people’s lives. I’m very serious in what I do. It’s Hospital. His maternal grandmother Ansaldi, 24‘/2 percent interest in Mountain Farm, no conveyance tax. “ Tears for Fears” have not had a maternal grandparents are Mr. and While success has not come fast is Mrs. Robert L. Curran Sr. of property at Lookout Mountain, no Judith R. Baskin to Michael M. hit album since their initial Mrs. Reginald Houle of Keene, N.H. enough, he said he knows it is only desire: love for music. There’s no other reason I do it. Music is Enfield. His paternal grandparents conveyance tax. Darby, trustee of the Judith R. Baskin successes. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. are Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Lappen Andrew Ansaldi Sr. to Aaron a matter of time. "We don’t want to be a band what I was put on this earth to do.” 1988 Trust, Heritage Place Condomi­ Graham’s songs have appeared and Mrs. Fred Brown of 28 Turnbull of Bolton. His great-grandmother is Ansaldi, 24'A percent interest in that does an album and you never nium, no conveyance tax. on two compilation albums and — Lenny Graham Road. She has a half-brother, Ryan, 6 Mrs. Harold Sprague of Manchester. Lookout Mountain, no conveyance hear from them again,” Graham Charles J. Glode and Ruth M. Glode his group will appear Feb. 16 at and two half-sisters, Jennifer, 12 and He has two brothers, Matthew C. and tax. said. “ You can easily be a flash in ^ Steven L. Glode, 1701 Tolland the West Hartford Arena. At the NjchoJe. 10...... Shaun R. . . Andrew Ansaldi Sr. to Amoree the pan.” Turnpike, no conveyance tax. Feb. 16 show, he said there will be three recording company execu­ J AA

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Protecting no-wax flooring U.S. annual pay averages What ahead for housing? In 1987, workers in the District of Columbia topped the nation with an By Andy Lang washing, since the hybrid system average annual pay of $28,477, edging out Alaska with $28,008. The Associated Press attempts to use the same potable Connecticut, ranked fourth in average pay per year, also led the pack On the House water for circulation through the with an 8 percent increase in wages over 1986, followed by Massachu­ Hartford area values may climb 6% From various sources come space-heating system. The Better setts with 7.5 percent. All but 10 states were below the U.S. average of these bits of information of Heating-Cooling Council says this $20,855 per year. By the Editors interest to the homeowner: A' ' ogy magazine says that, to secure cross-connection between the two of Changing Times ’The secret of getting your AVERAGE ANNUAL PAY TO WORKERS U.S. cities with the greatest a plug that might be easily different types of systems could money’s worth out of no-wax In thousands of dollars, knocked out of the receptacle, a create problems if the water in (shading represents percentage increases over 1986): N.H Whether you rent or own your flooring is protection of the changes in home values, '88 straight-blade plug with a locking the space-heating contains non- own home, you probably wonder wear-layer with frequent clean­ screw can be used. This type of potable chemicals. The ho­ what the housing market will be Home values in San Francisco went up by 32 percent in 1988, the U.S. ing. That advice comes from Pete connection is especially impor­ meowner may not be aware that like in future years. city with the greatest increase. Los Angeles closely followed with an McClure, international market increase of 31 percent. Home values fell in many states (Texas, Colo., tant for appliances such as chemicals previously were intro­ What’s in store when you begin associate for Johson Wax floor refrigerators, where the result of thinking about moving or retire­ Okla., La.) whose economies depend on the oil market. care products. He says: “ A duced into the sealed space­ N.Y. an accidental disconnection can heating system. Water heaters MICH. $24.6 ment? And what will happen regular cleaning routine im­ S I $15.0 $23.1 mean real trouble. Another hint is which are not designed and ORE. IDAHO i when your children or grand­ Midland ^ -1.5% LOWEST proves floor appearance, since $18.9 $17.1 32% that an angle plug should be used children start checking the Boise -3% dirt does not stick to a clean manufactured for use in hybrid 31% when you want to place furniture systems must be clearly marked iy " ’Houses for Sale” ads? Tulsa ^ ^ _ - 3 . 5 % HIGHEST surface as readily as it does to one INO| OHIO or an appliance closer to the wall. $18.9 Following is an analysis of the Denver Y////////\ -4% that is soiled. What is more, dirt so they can be used only for $20.0 $20.6 An angle plug lays flat against the heating potable water. The coun­ NEV. CONN. residential housing market for Casper m U m -4% underfoot creates an abrasive UTAH W.VA $24.3 wall instead of protruding from it. cil says it fears homeowners may $19.5 this year and through the 1990s. Austin action that will scratch and mar $18.3 COLO. KAN. $18.6 N .J. $23.8 As for receptacles, isolated $20,7 $18.4 Here’s a region-by-region look Shreveport -4.5% the no-wax flooring’s wear-layer not realize the permanent hot ground ones should be used water in a sealed hydronic E L .$20.8 at where housing experts think Dallas ^ ^ ^ - 5 % ■r7»7'‘7’ ’'’ and substantially shorten the whenever sensitive electrical system 8s not the same as the flow WASH., D.C. prices are headed in 1989: Baton Rouge -7% . 4 floor’s life.” An ingredient called equipment, such as computers, of fresh water through a domestic N.M. $26.5 Anchorage Y / / / / / / / / / / / A ^ ’Z ^ -8% OININQ "Zonyl” from DuPont is now used require a pure, noise-free ground. NORTHEAST: After a hyper- - bicn -yj water heater. $17.8 ... ' . , . I. in many floor care products to Surge suppression receptacles J \ s .c hot home market that kicked up lessen the surface tension of 'MISS. $17, home values in the Northeastern 1 5 ^ !_■ ...... ' help protect electronic equip­ □ □ □ $15.‘) | / - , KITCHEN liquid cleaner so it wets the floor GA.V J.i I4I>K)0 ment from damage caused by ALA states as much as 20 percent a If you cut wood with a chain saw $19.7/ 10% 10% and spreads uniformly instead of transient voltage spikes. T E X A S :; $18.3 year during the past three years, 9% 9% beading on the surface. That be sure to position yourself so as $20.5 :: it’s time for a breather. Figure ■FLA. lOOM 1^ ' ' means a uniform coat will dry □ □ □ to prevent the cut log section from Boston, one of the highest-priced 6% more evenly without unsightly rolling and stress forces from $18.7 E3 New safety rules issued by the housing markets in the country, ES] streaks. acting against you. Solo Inc. to post an increase in the 8 [S£l sa I !>]-.=. 4/-1 American National Standard In­ t advises holding the saw on the percent range in 1989; Provi­ Ea □ □ □ stitute say a water heater in­ right side of your bgdy. outside 0 tended for use on a hybrid system U.S. average Increase = 4.5% dence and Hartford, 6 percent. i s : You can increase your safety the line of sight across the chain. The housing market will proba­ must now carry the warning that If the log shows signs of internal and protect your appliances from it cannot be connected into an I [Above 4 5% increase 1.5-3.0% increase bly continue to be strong in New SECOND FIOON ^AN abuse by replacing old and worn stress — recognized by a bowed York City and its New Jersey rtBST rLOON SLAH existing heating system pre­ X W% x N N electrical plugs and receptacles appearance — the operator I [3 .1-4 .5% increase H H Below 1.5% increase suburbs despite cutbacks on Wall viously containing non-potable should not cut on the stressed with newer styles offering extra water. This is to prevent possible Street. The fringes of the Nor­ side, since this could lead to SOURCE: U.S. LaOoc Oepa/imeni InloGiiphici O 1989 North America Syndicate. Inc. Note: Based on a home typically purchased by a lamily of four at the $40,000 HOUSE OF THE WEEK — This house features a safety features and convenien­ contamination of the potable theast, such as eastern Pennsyl­ greenhouse dining room on the ground floor and a ces. The Maintenance Technol- pinching and result in a kickback vania and Buffalo, should also be income level. Home market value based on a 2,100 sq. ft., 8-room, 4-bed., water used for cooking and of the saw. 2 1/2-balh residence in communities surrounding the core city area, typically solarium on the second floor. It also has a large open strong. selected by families at this income level.

deck off the living room. Plan HA1504H has 820 square MIDWEST: If there’s a partial SOURCE: Runzhtofiw lnt*mallonai MoGrRphkR 01B66 Nofth Am»rtc« SyiKUcAlG, inc. feet on the first floor and 498 on the second. For more Tax Adviser Cinderella story for 1989, it’s information write to Homes for Living, 363 Seventh Ave., Some tips on buying roses here. Recovery in the Rust Belt manufacturing sector and a fall years." New York, N.Y. 10001. Enclose a stamped, self- Bv Earl Aronson self-watering containers with By George W. Smith held by the Internal Revenue tan suburbs will be in demand. The Associated Press in the dollar overseas should put There’s nearby public transpor­ addressed envelope. built-in water reservoirs, to draw Service not to be deductible. pep in the regional economy and WEST: Think of the sprawling tation, they’ re close to city Weeders Guide up too much moisture and com­ QUESTION: After my divorce Unfortunately, political parties create pressure for strong home- West as three separate regions. Cut roses for Valentine’s Day centers and the lot sizes often pact over time, resulting in an last year, I transferred to my and their candidates are on the price advances in parts of the California and Hawaii will con­ loved ones will be selling at the allow room for expansion and elimination of pore space and the former wife a note that is owed to list. Also included are donations Midwest — especially in more- tinue to be hot; home prices could rate of about 49,000 per minute renovation. Thus, the hot Here’s the Answer begun to unfurl, and foliage ultimate suffocation,of the plants. us by a business client. The note to chambers of commerce, frat­ northern metropolitan areas. climb 11 percent or more there across the United States. In all, a Chicago-area trade-up house of should be a deep, fresh green. A The new composition mix dis­ assignment was in lieu of my ernal societies, civic leagues, Home prices in such cities as this year in metropolitan areas, record 70 million fresh cut roses the future may be a fixer-upper in bud that s too tight may never courages this tendency. monthly alimony payments. My business leagues, communist or­ Chicago and Minneapolis could says Tuccillo. In the Northwest, will be sold to consumers in retail Cicero, 111. QUESTION: It gets very cold open, and one that’s tooopenmav “ ex” says she doesn’t feel she has ganizations and social clubs. rise by 10 percent or more this meanwhile, home values should sure” mean in reference to stores for the Feb. 14 event, not last long. □ □ □ where we live. There are two to pay income tax on this year, says John Tuccillo, chief match or beat inflation rates by a ■ The most desirable locations roofing shingles? I have seen the according to figures from Floral elderly people in our family and Roses last longer with proper transfer. I say she does. My percentage point or two. But in will be within suburban commun­ term used many times and can’t Index of Chicago. The Otis Twilley Seed Co. QUESTION: Prior to the last economist for the National Asso­ we keep the house quite warm. A care. Carefully cut the stems lawyer says that’s why we got ciation of Realtors (NAR). overbuilt Colorado and New ities or counties where residents get a satisfactory answer from The rose has long had the (Trevose, PA 19047) has an election, the incumbents finally lot of the heat undoubtedly about an inch above the end, divorced. Who’s right? The WEFA Group (formerly Mexico housing prices could trail are primarily owners, with solid my dictionary. reputation as the leading floral entirely new 1989 catalog offering had the streets paved in my escapes through the glass in the under water if possible, cutting on B.F., KOKOMO. IND. Wharton Econometrics) predicts inflation by a point or two. home prices, good schools and conveyer of romance on Valen­ “ exclusive Professional Seed neighborhood. I recently re­ windows, especially in one room ANSWER: Exposure in that a long, gradual slant with a sharp an even better jump for Minnea­ The principal influence on public services. Public transpor­ tine’s Day. Last year, roses knife. Series” vegetables and vegetable ANSWER: Your “ ex” is right ceived a notice that an assess­ in particular. Would it help to connection means that part of the housing prices in the 1990s will be tation will also always be a plus. represented 60 percent of all recommendations best for your this time. For tax purposes, only ment will be included in my polis proper — 14 percent. Other install some kind of insulating shingle which is exposed to the Immediately place the newly Midwestern cities, such as De­ demographics. Although the pop­ ■ Houses a short commute flowers bought for Valentine’s state. Included among its offer­ cash payments, which include annual property tax bill for the material over the inside of the weather. Usually it is the distance cut stem in fresh, clear, barely ulation is projected to grow 0,75 away from work will be in Day, Index reports. ings are 12 Summer Flavor series checks and money orders, qualify paving. Can I take a deduction for troit and St. Louis, are still windows? If so, what’s the best from the butt edge of one shingle warm water. Add a floral preser­ hurting, however. percent annually through the demand. This could mean owning Rose production and prices are hybrid sweet corns, five Summer as alimony or separate mainte­ the amount that I must pay? way to attach them so they can be to another. vative to extend flower life 1990s, there will be a decrease in a home close to the city center, influenced by various factors, Flavor hybrid tomatoes, three nance payments. Transfers of B.L., ROCHESTER. N.Y. removed easily? Follow this routine daily, chang­ SOUTH: A mixed bag. Balti­ people ages 25 to 34. As fewer but more employers are moving including weather. In addition to sweet peppers and three new services or property, such as a ing to fresh water each time. cucumbers. ANSWER: Assessments for more could jump 7 percent, but buyers enter the market at the out to the suburbs, too, so a smart ANSWER: Get panels of stry- Valentine’s Day, Easter, Moth­ debt instrument of a third party, nearby Washington, D.C., sub­ There are many ways to enjoy Flower seed choices also have local benefits that tend to in­ low end and older ones sell and move might be to head out instead ofoam or a similar material and er’s Day and Christmas are an annuity contract, diamonds, QUESTION: I plan to remove roses, from a single flower been expanded. crease the value of your property, urbs could actually lose ground move up, that shrinkage could of in. Airports should be magnets cut them to the sizes of the the finish from four wooden special occasions for roses. How­ floating in a bowl to several execution of a debt instrument, such as street or sidewalk im­ after several hot years. Look for for growth in the surrounding bangles or even a hand shake, mean lower prices for entry-level windows. You can do this yourself kitchen chairs. I already have ever, it’s virtually impossible blooms in an attractive con­ □ □ □ provements or water and sewer Atlanta to stay even with infla­ housing, especially exurban, communities. biologically for a single plant to won’t do the trick. or have it done at a lumber yard. selected a varnish remover, the tainer. Try different containers in projects, are not deductible. tion. Worse news: sluggish townhouse-type housing that re­ ■ Housing extremes are worth produce blooms for all four Improved thornless blackber­ Place magnetic catches at the type that does not need to be various locations, changing QUESTION: My political can­ However, these costs are to be markets in Charlotte, N.C.; quires a long, hard commute. a look. Many well-off couples, events, according to Roses Inc., arrangements, ries have been developed by corners of the panels on the neutralized with water. I chose didate won by a landside. I added to the cost basis of your Louisville, Ky.; Birmingham, The consensus forecast of ex­ rather than moving up to that inside. When you place each that kind because a friend said it the commercial growers researchers at the Texas Agricul­ Ala.; and Columbia, S.C., may □ □ □ donated $500 to his campaign. property which could help you perts: Home values in the ’90s $250,000 suburban dream house, 1 tural Experiment Station, good panel against a window, the will not raise the grain of the association. tax-wise when you eventually sell mean price declines this year. will choose instead a $150,000 news for gardeners stuck with However. I recently found out will continue to match the rate of catches will keep it in place. You wood. Is he right? Also, is there The Valentine’s Day favorite is your residence. Hard times continue to depress A soil-free growing medium for this “ thorny” problem! that you can’t take a deduction for inflation or beat it by a point or so. country place plus a $100,000 need merely to tug at them a bit in any special way to handle the legs the velvety, deep-red rose, which container plants has been deve­ home values in Oklahoma. Texas downtown condo for use during “ While thornless blackberries political donations. What about The entry-level housing market an outward motion to remove of the chair? accounts for 85 percent of all looks a bit brighter than its the work week. loped by A . E. Hoffman Inc and is have been around for a while, taking the donation as a charita­ will suffer. The backbone of the them. Some home centers or roses sold for the event. Pink and available in garden shops Con­ neighbor with a predicted 3 ■ Extra grace notes will in­ ANSWER: Your friend is cor­ their quality as well as productive ble contribution? He’s non-profit. housing market will be 35- to similar establishments sell such yellow blooms are gaining in tainer Gardening Soil Mix holds Send your questions to: Tlte percent gain. The Southwestern crease in value as homeowners rect. As for the chair legs, just capacity have been lacking F.J., BOSTON 44-year-olds looking for more ready-made panels, but be sure to popularity, each accounting for water, air and nutrients and is Tax Adviser, George W. Smith & economy is beginning to turn before you apply the remover, some,” said Dr. John Lipe, expensive homes. turn more toward leisure and get the kind that can be removed about 5 percent of total rose sales. recommended specially for use in ANSWER: You may have to be Co., P.C., 29229 Northwestern around, says the U.S. League of recreation. A house on a lake or place each leg on an aluminum Extension Service horticulturist. every day and not just once a When selecting roses, look for the new indoor and outdoor content with having your candi­ Highway, Southfield, Mich. 48034. Savings Institutions’ chief econo­ Here’s a guide to what will beachfront, or along a woodland season. pie pan or even a tin can. The an appealing bud form that’s free “ However, that gap has now been date as a winner, but not as a Due to the volume of mail, mist, James Christian, “ but I command top housing prices in self-watering containers. narrowed.” or a golf course, will be worth remover that runs down the leg of blemishes, bruises and scars. deduction. There are a number of personal replies connot be pro­ doubt you’ll see much real estate the ’90s: QUESTION: What does "expo­ There is a tendency among more in the coming decade than can be collected and used again. The outer petals should have just Thornless varieties include contributions which have been vided. recovery for the next two to three ■ Homes in close-in metropoli­ conventional mixes, when used in Hull. Chester and Navaho. today. So J

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I [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Lion of Africa' (CC) working together. are hes- treated with medicine, believe that he needs a second 11 At the Movies Rex Reed. Dixie Wha­ A doctor risks life and limb when she un­ such a.<- Nystatin, taken in liquid tley Scheduled "Dangerous Liaisons ' dertakes an African cross-country journey opinion as to why he developed a For more information, I am Movie fan is upset (Glenn Close). to bring medical supplies to the natives form The cream may be useful yeast infection in the first place. sending you a copy of my Health 20 New Zoo Revue Brian Dennehy, Brooke Adams, Josef Shi- when applied topically to the Report "Consumer Tips on Medi­ 61 Comic Strip (In Stereo) loa 1987 (In Stereo) anus, which can become quite DEAR DR. GOTT: Seven years [M A X ] Hollywood Uncensored Hosts cines” Other readers who would [A & E] Golden Age of Television Douglas Fairbanks Jr, and Peter Fonda -sore .md irritated from bowel ago my husband was put on like a copy should send $1 with when told to move [CN N ] International Correspondents yeast infection. look at scenes from movies that were cen­ Lopressor for angina. He retired their name and address to P.O. DEAR [D IS] Mousercise sored Featured Don Murray. Jane Rus­ However any real cure will five years ago. has had no pain, Box 91369. Cleveland. Ohio 44101- sell Martin Scorsese and Eli Wallach (90 ABBY: I am :> [E S P N ] Thoroughbred Sports Digest mm ) probably occur only if your but the doctor wants to keep him 3369. Be sure to mention the title. [TMC] MOVIE: Aladdin' While working brother is given a systemic 29-year-old sin­ [U S A ] Financial Freedom on the medicine. He’s always cold gle male who in a Florida antique store, a young boy dis­ anti-fungus drug that acts to kill and has little energy. What are covers a lamp containing a genie that will 8:30AM 3 : Superman frequently goes grant his wishes. Bud Spencer, Luca Ven- 40 New Adventures of Winnie the the yeast inside his body. He his options? DEAR DR. GOTT: I had Dear Abby antini 1987 Rated PG should ask hisdoctoraboutthisor to movies Pooh (CC) bypass surgery 2‘/i years ago. It alone. Some­ 6 ; 4 5 A M ® Davey & Goliath 11 Hit Video USA obtain a second opinion from a DEAR READER: Angina is was successful, but I have unre­ Abigail Van Buren times, if the 7 : 0 0 A M (T ! Dr Fad 20 Porky Pig gastroenterologist. heat muscle cramp due to poor lenting chest wall and scar tissue I suggest the option of a second theater is quite C8. USA Today Scheduled musician Rob­ 22 30 Disney's Adventures of the oxygen supply to cardiac muscle. pain. I know this sounds bizarre, filled, an usher ert Cray, what children would do if they Gummi Bears (CC) opinion because yeast infection of It is helped by a variety of drugs, but is it possible that the surgeon were president (60 mm.) 24 Sesame Street (CC) the colon is unusual in healthy will ask me if I such as nitroglycerine, beta- left something in me, or that a would mind ' 9" Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera 38 Ask the Manager / persons. Since antibiotics kill blockers and calcium-channel staple didn’t dissolve? moving to another seat in order to 11 BraveStarr (CC) 57 Great American Woodlots bacteria that normally inhibit blockers, Lopressor (Meta- father scolding his .l-year-old son accommodate a couple who want 20 Daffy Duck and Tweety [A&E] Profiles yeast present in the bowel, prolol). a beta-blocker, is one who was crying. Then the father to sit together. This always v22 Free Your Body From Cellulite [CN N] Big Story prolonged use of these medicines such drug. It acts to reduce the took the boy by the hand and led DEAR READER: Although happens just as the opening 26 Rin-Tin-Tin [DIS] Wuzzles can upset the delicate balance of work of the beating heart and to you could possibly be suffering him over to me, saying. “ You see 30 Ring Around the World [E S P N ] Sportsman’s Challenge the bowel flora fmicro-organisms credits start to roll and the this policeman? Well, if you don’t lower blood pressure. Lassitude form the types of surgical mix- theater is dark ,38 Am Boston (R) [T M C ] MOVIE: ‘Top Gun' (CC) United within the intestine.) If your and a feeling of being cold are stop crying, he is going to put you States Naval pilots take to the skies to haps you describe. I think this is I never refu.se. The usher will 40 Kidsongs (R) (In Stereo) Dick Enberg (I.) and former All-Pro Merlin Olsen are the announcers for Super brother has recently taken antibi­ common side effects of in jail — that’s what they do to compete for the highest honors at Mirimar unlikley. I am more concerned then escort me to another seat, [A & E] Lovejoy (60 mm ) Naval Air Station. Tom Cruise, Kelly McGil- Bowl XXIII, airing Sunday, Jan. 22, on NBC. This year's game, matching the top teams otics. he can easily replenish Lopressor. little boys who cry! ’ ’ that one or more of the grafts may which means I have to carry my [CN N] Daybreak lis, Anthony Edwards 1986. Rated PG (In of the AFC and NFC, is broadcast live from Joe Robbie Stadium in Miami, Fla. some of his intestinal bacteria by However, these symptoms can have closed over. Well, the boy stopped crying, [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Corner Stereo) coat, pocorn and maybe soft eating yogurt or Lactinex. a a and now I'm waiting for the 9:00AM C3) Jim Henson's Muppet also be caused by arteriosclero­ drink as I try to avoid stepping on [ESPN] SportsCenter compound that provides harm­ sis, the very arterial blockage complaint the father will proba­ [H BO ] Frog Prince Kermit the Frog nar­ Babies (CC). CID Countdown to Quitting. A Stop [A & E] World of Photography [CN N] College Football Preview You should call your symptoms some toes Smoking Breakthrough less bacteria. that is associated with angina. to the surgeon’s attention. He will bly make to hit my chief’s desk. rates this classic fairy tale of a handsome ® New Healthy Diet [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch [DIS] Kaleidoscope Concert (CC) (In Abby, I always manage to get to prince who is turned into a frog by a (11) America's Top Ten Stereo) On the other hand, your brother Therefore, I do not know whether The father was upset with me for 11 Dick Clark's Golden Greats (R) [E S P N ]K .I.D .S . Weekly senes on child­ be able to advise you as to the the theater early to get a seat of wicked witch. (60 mm.) [E S P N ] Gameday could have diabetes. This and your husand is experiencing admonishing him in front of his ^18; Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) (24 Sesame Street (CC) ren in sports. Michael Young is host, cause of your pain and what can my choice. Invariably the seat I [LIF E ] Self Improvement Guide [LIFE] What Every Baby Knows other metabolic diseases are symptoms from his disease or be done about it. son for having made me the bad 20 Bugs Bunny and Friends (57, Say Brother 1 2:00PM (© College Basketball: Syr­ am moved to is inferior for guy. [U S A ] Passion for Beauty C22) (30' Smurfs (CC) (61 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) [TMC] MOVIE: 'Greystoke; The Le­ acuse at Notre Dame (2 hrs.) (Live) gend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes' Wild various rea.sons. (It’s usually to Abby, don’t these parents real­ 7 : 3 0 A M © Garfield and Friends (38 MOVIE: 'Sherlock Holmes and the [CNN] Moneyweek ® V Slicer Secret Weapon' The master sleuth uses African apes adopt an orphaned infant in the far left or right, and Hike to sit ize that it’s wrong to put the fear OD BraveStarr (CC) [DIS] Raccoons (In Stereo) this adaptation of Edgar Rice Burroughs' © Three Stooges in the middle section.) his repertoire of disguises to ensure the 11 G L O W. Wrestling f2d) Kidsongs safety of a weapon created to destroy Hi­ [E S P N ] Fishin' Hole classic fantasy Christopher Lambert, An­ of police officers in the minds of die McDowell, Ian Holm 1984 Rated PG. Please tell me if it is theater young children? There are many (22) Tova tler Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Kaaren [LIFE] WomanWatch 18 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) Considering hysterectomy Verne. 1942. etiquette for an usher to ask © Hey, Vern, It's Ernest! (20 MOVIE: 'The Life and Assassination cases on file of lost children who [263 Peppermint Place* [MAX] MOVIE: 'The 5000 Fingers of 1 1 :00AM someone to move? They are (30) Completely Mental Misadventures C571 La Plaza Dr. T.' A young boy dreams of a fantastic fCC). of the Kingfish’ The political saga of the hid from the police while being world of 5000 piano keys and constant © (40'i Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show controversial Huey P Long, who rose from By Robert C. Park, AA.D. hormones, however, so you will always courteous, but that of Ed Grimley (CC) (61 Denver, the Last Dinosaur small-town lawyer to U S. Senator is de­ sought because they were more (38^ It's Your Business practicing, Peter Lmd Hayes. Tommy Ret- (CC), not go through menopause until doesn t make up for giving up a [A & E] Miss Marple the Body in the Li­ tig, Mary Healy. 1953 picted in this biographical drama Ldward afraid of the police than being (40) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC). brary (60 min.) © Superman Asner. Diane Kagan, Nlchota^ Pryor. Hysterectomy is the second W om an’s good seat for one that’s not as [U S A ] Diets Don't Work the normal time. lost! Cll) Star Search (60 mm ) 1977 most common major operation good. [CN N] Sports Close-up [D IS] Donald Duck Presents Health Because the outer genital or­ Please help me to bring back [E S P N ] Jimmy Houston Outdoors 10:00AM © Pee-wee's Playhouse (20) WWF Superstars of Wrestling ' 22 Punky Brewster (CC). performed on women. For that Should I flatly refuse to move‘> [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus (CC). gans and the vagina are not the saying, “ The policeman is l^gpiV)] Outdoor Sportsman [LIF E ] Creative Living With Aleene (24) Doctor Who Marathon (26) Police Story reason alone, it’s important that What would you do? © Buck Rogers removed by a hysterectomy, in your friend." It may help to save [USA] Win the War Against Wrinkles (26) R.A.D. @0) Black Perspective [U S A ] Discover 11' Soul Train (In Stereo) women know what a hysterec­ operation. most cases sexual satisfaciton IN THE DARK a child’s life. $7) Washington Week in Review (CC) (38) MOVIE: 'Cruise into Terror The dis­ tomy is. why it is done, and how it 8 : 0 0 A M ® Adventures of Raggedy 9:10AM [CNN] Healthweek (20 Century 21 Homes for Sale Hysterectomies are not recom­ should not be negatively affected. SAVANNAH COP (61) Matt Houston covery of an ancient sarcophagus turns a may affect your life. Ann and Andy (CC), 9:30AM ® (40 Sllmerl And the Real 22 (30 The Chipmunks (CC) Caribbean pleasure cruise mto a night­ mended as method of steriliza- But some women do report that DEAR IN: Much would depend [A & E] Thomas Edison: The Wizard of on the circumstances. I would © (40) Flintstone Kids (CC). Ghostbusters (CC). mare Ray Milland, Hugh O Bnan, John For­ During a hysterectomy, the tion. There are other forms of their sexual satisfaciton is DEAR COP: When my children (26 Wrestling: World Class Champion­ Menlo Park A memoir of the inventor of sythe. 1978. uterus or womb and the cervix or move in order to let an adult sit ship Wrestling the electric light, motion pictures and re­ sterilization that are safer, easier affected. were in grade school, the police Candlepin Bowling (60 mm ) with his or her child, or to CS7' Tony Brown’s Journal corded sound. (60 min.) opening (mouth) to the uterus is and less expensive. If the reason for your surgery is (57 Wonderworks: The Lion, the Witch department sent ofHcers into (61 World Wide Wrestling [CNN] Science and Technology Week removed. Sometimes, your doc­ Quality of life is important to not life-threatening, take the time accommodate a physically dis­ TV channel guide and the Wardrobe (CC). Pan 1 of 3. their classrooms to teach the [A & E] Travel Magazine [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America tor may recommend that the to discuss and understand why abled person who needs an aisle C o x U n ite d T e le -M a d ia (61' MOVIE: 'Freebie and the Bean' Two consider if the reasons for your children that the police officers [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Dreamscape' While fallopian tubes and ovaries also seat. But I would decline to move ...... 2 ...... 2 ...... 3 [DIS] MOVIE: 'Unico in the Island of San Francisco detectives, desperate to nail hysterectomy are not life- your doctor recommends this were their friends. If Savannah C3' W FSB, HarMord ...... Magic’ A unicorn uses the magical powers working with a scientist who has discov­ to an inferior location to accom­ . 8 ...... 8 ...... 8 a mobster, resort to playing bodyguards be removed along with the uterus threatening. If you have prob­ operation. If you have any doesn’t have such a program, it 6 • WTNH, New naven .... of kindness to reform a nasty magician. ered a way to project one's conscious until he can be arrested. Alan Arkin, James modate an able-bodied couple 9 WWOR. New York ...... 9 . . . 1984 thoughts into another's dreams, a psychic — but removal of the tubes and lems with very heavy and painful questions, don’t hesitate to ask should have...... 11 . . . 11 .' .’ . ' 2 8 Caan, Loretta Swit. 1974 who want to sit together. (They 11 WPIX, Naw York ...... [E S P N ] Motorsports: Profile of Cham­ stumbles upon a plot to use the method for ovaries is not a part of what is periods, and you are sure you for and get a second opinion. An ...... 18 ...... 18 ...... 18 political purposes. Dennis Quaid, Kate [A & E] MOVIE: Interiors' The pain of di­ ...... 20 ...... 20 pions (R) vorce and Its effect on the family is seen considered a hysterectomy. informed decision about a hyster­ should manage to get to the (20 WTXX, Waterbury ...... 20 . . . Capshaw, Max Von Sydow 1984 Rated don’t want more children, you “ How to Write Letters for All ...... 37 . through the eyes of one daughter. Diane Two things are considered theater early - as you do - to 122: WWLP, Sprlnglleld ...... 28 . . . [H BO ] Inside the NFL Hosts Len Daw­ PG-13 (In Stereo) may choose to have a hysterec­ ectomy is the best decision. Occasions’ ’ provides sample let­ ...... 7 ...... 24 . .’ .'; 24 son, Nick Buuniconli (60 mm.) (In Stereo) Keaton, Geraldine Pago. E.G. Marshall. when your doctor recommends a ensure sitting together.) ...... 26 [LIFE] Attitudes 1978 tomy. On the other hand, you may ters of congratulations, thank- '26 WTWS, New London ...... 24 ...... 42 . [LIF E ] Mother's Day ...... 30 [M A X ] MOVIE; Earth vs. the Flying 1 hysterectomy — the medical ...... 4 ...... 4 . [CNN] Newsday choose to live with the discomfort yous, condolences, resumes and [USA] MOVIE: 'Battle of the Stars' A purpose and quality of your life. Robert C. Park, M.D., is DEAR ABBY: Please join me 19 ...... 28 ...... 19 Saucers' The survivors of a doomed solar so that your uterus is not business letters — even how to renegade civilization from earth terrorizes system invade Earth with plans of world [D IS] Zorro president of the American Col­ (40 WUUD, oprinyiiwiu ...... the solar system. West Buchanan, Yanti TTie four main medical reasons in a personal crusade to stop ...... 35 ...... 25 conquest Hugh Marlowe, Joan Taylor, [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pull removed. This is a decision only write a love letter! It also ;57) WQBY, Springfield ...... 17 . . . 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(24) This Old House (CC). Saturday, Continued DOLPHIIN KIT *N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright (2B) MOVIE: 'Some Like It Hot' Two mu SNAFU by Bruce Beattie COVE sicians, witnesses to a Chicago murder disguise themselves as girls and hon i Saturday, Continued [LIFE] Easy Street [D IS] Born Free In the new CBS tram to Florida with an Ill-femare band Close Encounters of series "Dolphin the Third Kind' (CC) Steven Spielberg's Billierds: W orld Open 9 -Ball me.^9®^'^°"' Cham pionship Semifinal round, from Las Cove" premier­ ness (C C ) The Bulls sign a speedy new The story of the search for the fugitive Nazi mystical account of mankind's first won- f38) M O V IE : 'Easy Rider' Prejudice and derous encounter with extra-terrestrial vis­ Vegas, Nev (60 mm.) (R) ing SATURDAY. receiver. (In Stereo) war criminal, Adolf Eichmann, and the man violence await a pair of rebellious motor who tracked him down. Topol, Martin Bal­ itors Richard Dreyfuss, Francois Truffaut [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire JAN. 21, Frank cyclists on a cross-country odyssey to find [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey Melinda Dillon 1977. Rated PG. (In Stereo) sam, Janet Suzman 1979 [M AX] MOVIE: 'Innerspace' (CC) A the real Arnerica. Peter Fonda, Dennis [M AX] MOVIE: 'Angel Heart' (CC) A Converse plays an [A & E ] Living Dangerously British explor­ 1 .0 0 P M CE) This Week in the Big East miniaturized Air Force piloV is mistakeniv Hopper, Jack Nicholson. 1969. routine investigation plunges a private de­ American dol­ ers examine jungle caves in Papua, New rE* Baretta o T m a v '"'° ’*’®I ‘^'°°''®"®ahT of a timid su- (57) Adventures of Robin Hood tective into a nightmare world of voodoo phin researcher worship and ritual murder In 1955 New Or­ Guinea. (60 min ) u rR h n «® V 4'"'’D''®® °®""'® °uaid, Mar­ (®1) Reporters Scheduled: the controversy 11 26) Senior Bowl: North vs. South in Short, Meg Ryan. 1987. (In Stereo) who moves to leans. Mickey Rourke, Robert De Niro, Lisa [CNN] Newsnight Top college seniors from the North are pit­ surrounrJmg stringent new drug-tesiinq Australia with his Bonet. 1987. Rated R (In Stereo) [LIFE] Lady Blue ted against the best from the South in this iiim n ^ M O V IE : 'North Shore' A naive proposals for the NFL: the female hard young children rock band, Vixen. (60 min.) (In Slereo) [TM C] MOVIE: Death Wish IV: The [M A X ] MOVIE: The Principal' (CC) The annual gridiron classic from Mobile Ala­ w a Je ro rH a ® i® -® '’f"®"9®® " ’® P®'''°P® Crackdown' Vigilante Paul Kersey de­ bama (3 hrs.) M a r iH ? i 'j^®'"'®" ® logeodary coastline to build a new life. [A & E ] Living Dangerously British explor newly appointed principal of an urban high clares war on Southern California's crack school battles campus drug and crime 22 W W F Superstars of Wrestling ers examine jungle caves in Papua, New “ S'.X z& l?'''' Guinea. (60 min.) dealers. Charles Bronson, Kay Lenz, John problems James Belushi, Louis Gossett 24) Doctor Who Marathon Continues [U S A ] Hollywood insider CHECK LISTINGS P, Ryan. 1987. Rated R. Jr., Rae Dawn Chong. 1987 Rated R. (In FOk EXACT TIME [CNN] PrimeNews 30' Connecticut Newsmakers [U SA ] Hitchhiker Stereo) •0‘^®0an 40 Let's Go Bowling (60 min ) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Action Jackson' (CCI A tough Detroit cop dogs the trail of a psv 1 0 :3 0 P M Qi) Monsters Nightmares 1 2 :3 0 A M ® she's the Sheriff [CN N ] Your Money 57’ Ramona (CC). (R) chopathic auto magnate who's syslemam come to life when a life-size puppet, fea­ ® Cellulite Free tured in a children's T V show, wants to [CNN] Newsday [H BO ] Uncensored Channels I: TV Ar­ cally eliminating his competition Carl CD Alfred Hitchcock Presents ound the World With George Plimpton Weathers Craig T. Nelson. Vanity. 1988 play a murderous game (R) [DIS] Boone [CNN] Newswatch (40) Friday the 13th: The Series (60 min ) George Plimpton presents clips of variety football s title contest. (bU mm ) Rated R. (In Stereo) V Slicer [ESPN ] Bass 'N Golf: Celebrity Tourna­ shows, game shows and music videos [C N N ] Evans & Novak F^fh*'li c *■ ® Q'eatest Moments: C8J ;22i W heel of Fortune (CC) (20) Twilight Zone ment From Orlando. Fla. (60 min.) (Taped) from television around the world including Football Follies (R) (CQ L>®''® Nights of Molly Dodd Italy, Japan and the Soviet Union. [H B O ] 1 St & Ten: The Bulls Mean Busi­ 1:0 0 A M ® Love Boat [H B O ] C.m a Guy Say N o Beau Bridges [M A X ] Max Movie Show A preview of ® It's a Living Las Vegas-bound Sonny [M A X] MOVIE: 'Blade Runner' A spe ness (C C ) When the team's spirit falters, ® M O VIE: Blinded by the Light' A pro Stars in t( • drama about teen-age sexual- [USA ] Cover Story theatrical releases, movies m production becomes jealous of his replacement ai the cial enforcer must find and destroy rene­ cash may provide some inspiration. (In (essional cult deprogrammer attempts to m ny based on the book " A Very Touchy and interviews with screen stars. restaurant Guest star: Michael Femstem. gade androids Harrison Ford, Rutger Subiect 'IV Todd Strasser. (60 min.) ® RQ* Qoih Phoenix Open Stereo) free a young man from mind control Kristy inird Round From Tournament Players Star Trek: The Next Generation (CCI ™JJ|'^)Sean Young. 1982. Rated R (In McNichol, James McNichol, Jenny O'Hara. [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey States Naval pilots take to the skies to [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents Course m Scottsdale, Ariz (2 hrs.) (Live) Counselor Deanna Troi announces she's 1980 MOVIE: 'Summer Rental' (CC) compete for the highest honors at Mirimar pregnant; the crew sets out to bring a 11:00PM ® ® ® 0?) @) C40) (3D T o Be Announced. Naval Air Station. Tom Cruise, Kelly McGil- [U S A ] M O V IE : 'Th e Brood' A couple (D Sustaining A harri.jd air-traffic controller takes his fa­ d®adly p asm® plague to a laboratory. De- moves into a house only to discover that News (® Knight Rider Ms, Anthony Edwards 1986. Rated PG (In (.20) It's a Living Las Vegas-bound Sonny mily on a Florida vacation and winds up in a they are not the only occupants. Oliver Slereo) ‘ Slereo)'^ mm.) (R) (In Ql) (20) Tales From the Darkside becomes jealous of his replacement at the saitooat competition with his landlord Ql) Private Benjamin need, Samantha Eggar. 1979, ON THE FABTRAck by Bill Holbrook [USA] Throb Q® Synchronal restaurant Guest star: Michael Femstem Richard Crenna, Rip Torn Cl® Synchronal 18) V Sheer 1985 Rated P G -13 ( ^ To Be Announced. d ® Bizarre ^ MOVIE: 'The Murder That Wouldn't 20) Friday the 13th: The Series (60 mm | CAUWPOWHf , ^ ®"‘* 'L ^ '®naway is ®7) Sneak Previews Jeffrey Lyons and LET'S SEE... A^bi(iln'^H°''}^' Nightmare' Die A retired Los Angeles policeman held hostage on a cargo ship after he dis- (24 Between the Wars [A & E] Shortstories An Irish schoolboy [LIFE] Goodnight, Beantown Michael Medved examine how films por­ wheels and deals in Scotland m "Th e Dol­ J r HUftriHE] H ''" d themselves moves to Hawaii where he soon has to cov®rs a gufi-smuggling operation Guest. 26) Hee Haw W IN O C / 'N F ikI ^ FlREAflW\6..^ 5 anded at a sinister castle. Jean Servais tray big business. (In Stereo) lar Bottom ", "Tape Me, I'm Yours" (60 investigate the murder of his brother who Don Stroud. (R) (In Stereo) 'Summer Rental' (CC) "FU«i6T5..r Erika Blanc, Daniel Emilfork. 1971 had gotten too close to solving a 35-year- §4) Victory Garden (CC). C30) Road to the Super Bowl (60 min | A harried air-traffic controller takes his fa (61) National Geographic A look at the be­ mm I HoWICA^rwetH old murder William Conrad, Jose Ferrer mily on a Florida vacation and winds up m a havioral mysteries of the predatory big [D IS] MOVIE: 'Zorro. the Avenger' Don Gexo?ovr Of v w / f f i i . h e i -P.' A H ' m e W E CfO! ^Sh^^*'^ ® Connecticut Coaches @7) This Old House (CC). '^® '^®"'®°'’- Suzanne Robin Mattson. 1980. and Norton consult a linguist m their efforts sailboat competition with his landlord cats. (60 min.) Diego and his father are thrown into prison [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday Crenna, Rip Torn after uncovering a political conspiracy in­ (p) College Basketball: North Caro­ S°ereo)^^ " ’® code (60 mm ) (In [A & E] Slap Maxwell Story 1985 Rated P G -13. volving an arch rival Guy Williams, Gene ( / lina State at North Carolina (2 hrs.) (Live) Lr ? Greatest Moments: Son [C N N ] Capital Gang of Football Follies (R) 9 :0 0 P M ® Viva Miamil The Night of Sheldon. 1959 rus Chronicles: Com puter Vi- d® Spectacular World of Guinness Re­ ^®‘’'°i'* Features [D IS ] M O V IE : 'Th e Chosen' A friendship cords ighlights of past A Current Affair" sto­ auper Sounds Musical celebration with [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Amazon Women on the 7*’^ ‘■''''"3 Daylights' slowly develops between a worldly, assi­ IC C ) James Bond battles villainous forces nes Host Maury Povich. (60 mm.) scheduled performers Willie Nelson, Linda M oon' A potpourri of skits lampooning ev­ [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday (1® Bosom Buddies milated Jew and the son of a Hassidic erything from modern dating to videotape planning to arm the Russians m Afghanis­ Digging Dinosaurs This look at how Ronstadt, Herb Alpen, Julio Iglesias and dZ) Victory Garden (CC). (R) rabbi. Based on Chaim Potok's novel. Max­ pirates. Rosanna Arquette, Griffin Dunne. 2 .0 0 P M (33 College Basketball- Vil- tan. Dalton s debut as 007. Timothy Dal- dinosaur bones are found explores how Carlos Santana (60 min.) (In Stereo) imilian SchdII, Rod Steiger, Robby Benson. Ralph Bellamy. 1987. Rated R lanova at Arizona (2 hrs.) (Live) MOVIE: 'Little Fauss and Big Halsy' •'®'°«" l<'abbe these creatures lived and why they be­ Q® Synchronal 1981. Rated PG. \V £ U o w A shy mechanic learns all about motorcy­ 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) came extinct. y 1 ey oe [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide ■p College Basketball: Connecticut at (22) (3® Golden Girls (C C ) Blanche and So- [ESPN] SportsCenter Georgetown (2 hrs ) (Live) cle racing from an outlaw racer Robert [U SA ] My Sister Sam [U S A ] MOVIE: Heartbreaker' A young (Rfi Qeneration (CC) P|dford, Michael J. Pollard, Noah Beery (60 mm ) (R) ()n Slereo) Stereo)^” * ®®®’® "" [H B O ] 1 St & Ta n: Th e Bulls Mean Busi­ man from the wrong side of the tracks ® Baretta 5 .3 5 P M [DIS] Mouseterpiece Thea- ness (C C ) The Bulls board a jetliner. (In looks lor love with a girl from another cul­ ter [A& E] Chronicle (24) Thumbs Across America |0J MOVIE: The Swiss Conspiracy' [A & E ] Last Sailors (60 min.) Stereo) ture Fernando Allende. Dawn Dunlap. Pe­ WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll [C N N ] Capital Gang (57) MOVIE: Strangers When We Meet' f w etTn create [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Zorro. the Avenger' Don 6:00PM ® ® (22) 30) m New s [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire ter Gonzalez Falcon 1983 A married architect, secretly in love with a c a ^ f n i ®®®P®"®® ®'T''dst European lo- Diego and his father are thrown into prison ® A -Te a m [U S A ] MOVIE: Fat Guy Goes Nutzoid' marned neighbor, must choose between 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Travel Guide after uncovering a political conspiracy in­ (C C) A 14-year old boy who has never A 350-pound mute becomes involved in a M'lrand ,977 (S ) Charies in Charge (C C ) Charles unk- nis home, his career and his love. Kirk WAY BACK IN THE volving an arch rival, Guy Williams, Gene spoken a word believes so strongly m series of adventures with a pair of ne'er- 1:15AM [TMC] MOVIE; Death PROBABL-V THE f22! C3b) Senior Skins Game Golf Arnold novvmgly gives Adam advanced lessons Douglas, Kim Novak, Barbara Rush. 1960 BEQ-1N NINQ^ TH ERE VvAS Sheldon. 1959. on dating. Z s B ®e inspiralion^io all do-well brothers in Manhattan Tiber Feld­ W ish' After his wife is killed and his SAME ONE WHO Palmer, Gary Player, Chi Chi Rodriguez and those around him Jay Underwood. Lucy (si) Beyond Tomorrow Scheduled: a man, Peter Linari 1986. daughter brutally assaulted, a law-abiding A DOS'HATER. IN THERE, ^ S P N ] Skate America: Exhibition of GD Synchronal i n v e n t e d g a t s . God riuh'®c S?"'P®'®' ''O'® La Quinta Hotel Dtakins, Bonnie Bedelia. 1986 Rated Pg' vyound-healing solution; a recumbent bicy- citizen turns vigilante. Charles Bronson. Cham pions From Portland, Me (60 mm.) 1 1 :30 P M ® Entertainment This SOMEWHERE. (jolf Club s Mountain Course in Palm De­ W ar of the W orlds (60 mm ) (In clB, a computer-operated automobile Hope Lange, Vincent Gardenia. 1974. sert. Calif. (2 hrs ) (Taped) (R) [ESPN ] College Basketball: Kentucky W eek Singer Wayne Newton. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ' at Tennessee (2 hrs ) (Live) transmission; the icebreaker responsible Rated R. ^ ------3® M O VIE: 'Detour to Terror' A tour bus MOVIE: 'Finnegan Begin Again' or the October 1988 whale rescue, a Stereo) ( ^ DeGrassi Junior High (CC) MOVIE: Jaws the Revenge- 1 : 3 0 A M O H i n n N ew s on Its way to Las Vegas is hijacked and the (CC) Smitten with a younger woman, an ^ ^ ^ ^ B v e -P o w e re d aircraft. (60 mm | (In ® Star Search (60 min ) Fugitive While staying m Bermuda, Ellen Brody L - passengers are left stranded in the desert aging newspaperman discovers it's never (2® (3® Money. M oney. M oney too late to start again. Mary Tyler Moore (T ) Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare 3® Hersey's Hollywood [A & E ] Shortstories An Irish schoolboy on Elm Street Freddy pursues identical (3® Alfred Hitchcock Presents as 19So.'°"’ "'""® Robert Preston, Sylvia Sidney. 1985 (In (57) Doctor Who: Rescue wheels and deals in Scotland m "The Dol­ twin sisters, whose lather supposedly Stereo) [C N N ] Pinnacle 40! W W F Wrestling (61) Star Trek lar Bottom "; "Tape Me, I'm Yours ' (60 burned him to death years ago (60 min ) [L IF E ] M O V IE : W hite Dog' An animal &PG-? 3"(r^ier7or'^""" m m ) ' [USA ] Miami Vice (R) (In Stereo) [ESPN] 1975 NCAA Final Four French in Action: Attention: Ecoles I trainer struggles to retrain a killer dog [A & E] Edge and Beyond [CNN] Showbiz.Week 01) MOVIE: 'Norma Rae' A woman 1 :5 5 A M [M AX] MOVIE: Friday the nw "'■«*' A vulnerable 15-year- taught to attack black people Paul W in­ [CN N ] Newswatch 7 , 3 0 P M ® Jeopardy! (CC). / <**LU old is caught in an emotional tug-of-w L as field, Kristy McNichol 1982 [DIS] MOVIE: 'lltB' Man From Snowy working in a tqjttrle mill finds new meaning 13th -• the Final Chapter' Jason the [D IS] Here's Boomer S i^'i® 'I?® 7M a m a 's home may be River A young misrCcomes of age at the in her life when she joins the fight for union­ masked killer returns to wreak vengeance anr PP Pa'®ntal guid [U SA ] Bustin' Loose ization. Sally Field, Beau Bridges, Ron Leib- ®gg®2 ''"a>' Q'I'on, Jim Metzler, Meg Tilly. [ESPN ] NFL Trivia Game demolished to make way for a new landfiJl urn of the century. Kirk Douglas, Tom Bur- on campers at Crystal Lake Crispin 4:1 0 P M [CNN] Sports Close-up i18) You Can Beat Baldness imson, Sigrid Thornton. 1982. Rated PG man 1979. Glover. Kimberly Beck, Corey Feldman MOVIE: 'Hope and Glory' (CC) CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vanca Rodawatt Life's Most Embarrassing Moments 1984. Rated R. demanding stu­ 4 .3 0 P M (X) To Be Announced. John Boorman's autobiographical account (22J As Schools Match Wits w! Basketbell. Temple at ol life as a -young boy in W orld War II Enq- W est Virginia (2 hrs.) (Live) (C C) Guest: comic Jerry Seinfeld. dent challenges a professor in "Mortimer 24) W ild America (C C ) Foxes - the Arc 2:00A M ® News (R) Qf) Private Benjamin ® (3® Saturday Night Live Host: actor Griff,n and Shalinsky", a troubled busl ^n d . Sarah Miles, David Hayman, Derrick [LIFE] Leg Work [D Paid Programming M^NeVER FAILS (2® Billy Packer's College Basketball O Connor. 1987. Rated PG-13 John Malkovich; musical guest: singer An­ tvoir^^H'® '°®P® ''■rain", a 9:3 0P M 08 Blade ita Baker. (90 min.) (In Stereo) Ql) Twilight Zone TDRKOeNlZE 'Hnr^Lc®'' 'P'P ® nightmare in f3® Munsters Today Herman winds up in [LIFE] MOVIE: Mind Over Murder' A Home Sweet Home" (60 min.) Eddie s class when he decides to finish his model s discovery that she has psychic Si) (30) MOVIE: 'Nightingales' (CC) The (S ) Racing From Plainsfield (3® Dating Gam e ABARSAIN education. (R) powers leads her on a search for a mass personal and professional lives of eight B K f i iN O [D IS ] Palmerstown, U .S .A . Part 2 of 2 hare s coloration contributes to their survi g® Public People/Private Uves (3® Home Shopping Spree student nurses who set up housekeeping (4® W ide W orld of Sports: Meldrick Ta y ­ . murderer. Deborah Raffm, Andrew Prme val m the Arctic (In Stereo) “ '"®'' [A & E] Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill ^w ling: National Tournament David Ackroyd. 1979. together in a Los Angeles university resid- dZ) MOVIE: 'Seven Beauties' A brother lor vs, Jo h n M eekins IBF junior welter­ [A & E] Eagle and the Bear accidentally kills his sister's lover. Gian- Part 2 of 7, m n r ! , '' ''®^®®’ ”^®® -P'®'' 'T®P®d) weight title bout scheduled for 12 rounds, [U S A ] Diamonds (60 mm ) ence. Mirni Kuzyk, Susan Walters. Britta [HBO] MOVIE: Morgan Stewart's carlo Giannini, Shirley Stoler, 1976. [C N N ] International Correspondents from Atlantic City, N J. Taylor is 20-0-1 [C N N ] Sports Saturday Phillips. 1988 (R) (In Slereo) S i o i ? a , ° "’ ®' '^P'P boa'dmg 11 KOs Meekins is 20-1-2, 15 KOs (90 6 :3 0 P M ® CBS News (CC). [C N N ] This Week in Japan [A & E ] Variety Tonight Featured: co­ [ESPN] SportsCenter oa/nn ' '®®"-®9®' uncovers a smear cam min.) (Live) ® Dolphin Cove Premiere medians Corbett Monica, music group (®D Siskel & Ebert Scheduled: up-and- 2 :3 0 A M Ql) Runaway With the Rich Frank Converse stars as a widowed doF Ain't Misbehavin (In Stereo) Jon C r J r ? ®' ''d ® PP'"'®®' ®®'®®' @ Frugal Gourm et (R) (In Stereo) coming Hollywood actors. phm researcher who moves to Australia min.) (In Stereo) 6^*^* IQQ' (60 and Famous Pat Boone m the Netherlands; 1987 R;,ed''pG."l3."^'''®' [C N N ] Big Story Q l) (38) Starting From Scratch James WI h his two children to start a new ®(e [C N N ] Sports Tonight actress Charlene Tilton m Scotland. (R) ( ® (4® M urphy's Law (C C ) Medical sup- isn t thrilled when Helen stops by with her [ESPN] Collage Basketball: Eastern [U S A ] Double Trouble plies bound for Ethiopia are destroyed in a (3® That's the Spirit (CQ °®'”* ®"‘* Nights of Molly Dodd new husband. (R) mm Min slroT'°" (60 Kentucky at Middle Tennessee (2 hrs.) suspicious fire. (60 min.) (Postponed from [C N N ] Sports Latenight 5:00P M (® A-Team ( g ) (3® N B C N e w s ® (4fl) MOVIE: 'The Defiant Ones' (CCI an earlier date) (In Slereo) (Live) 2 :1 0 P M [CNN] Hoalthweek [DIS] Zorro [j® Tw ilig h t Zone (C C ) A homeless man (5® Bill M oyers' W orld of Ideas: America A pair of escaped convicts-one black one Cll) INN News [HBO] MOVIE: Born in East L A.' (C p takes over the mind -- and money — of a white-chained together at the wrist at A Los Angeles native is sent south of the [ESPN] Super Bowl I: Green Bay vs. Throu gh the M ovies People from all (18) Les Brown: The Motivator iil^Ec'^es® ''«®P- wealthy person to rescue a bankrupted walks of life share their thoughts on elec­ tempt to overcome each other's hatred m border after he's mistaken for an illegal al­ Kansas City shelter (In Stereo) tion year values, power, ethics and beliefs order to survive, Robert Urich, Carl Weath (2^ Monsters Nightmares come to life ien during an immigration raid. Cheech [HBO] MOVIE:' TaHin" The proposed ors, Barry Corbin. 1986. (R) ®'" In c c t ' ®*^'® First up: producer David Puttnam dis­ When a hfe-size puppet, featured in a child­ Mann, Paul Rodriguez, Daniel Stern 198/. construction of a chemical plant spurs a BUDS BUNNY by Wamar Broa. °°°‘'P‘9i«. Beantown (24) International Cooking School cusses films' ability to change society Part ® NHL Hockey: New York Rangers at ren s r v show, wants to play a murderous Rated R young Irishman to action on his town's be­ game. [TM C ] Short Film Showcase (26J The Saint 1 of 2. Vancouver Canucks (3 hrs ) (Live) 1 1 :40PM [TM C] MOVIE: Captain half. Pierce Brosnan, Ray McAnally, Alison (4pD ABC News (CC) C24) Singing Detective Kronos: Vampire Hunter' A <®af|®ss Doody 1988 Rated R 1 3 :0 0 P M ® Knight Rider f3® Friday the 13th: The Series A young °®®*' ‘'C®" Don't Wear N E V E R SAN I T SPREAD (26) Combat! vampire killer and his hunchback sidekick man wins car races with the help of a [A & E ] Heroes: Made in the U.S.A. Voy­ Plaid A private eye investigates the di 2 :5 0 A M [TM C] MOVIE; Death Wish FAST' '941 ” °'®« Shopping Network (60 mm.) sappearance of a noted scientki c. save fair maidens from a fate worse than cursed necklace that also turns him into a ager co-pilots Jeana Yeager and Dick Ru- (38) M O V IE : 'Cisco Pike' A narcotics 3' Paul Kersey returns to New York seek­ ■24) Doctor Who Marathon Continues death Horst Janson, John Carson, Caro­ murderer (60 mm.) (In Stereo) tan, Clara "M o th e r" Hale, who cares for Martin, Rachel Ward, Carl R Z r ' t l s r agent blackmails a washed-up rock star ing revenge against the sadistic street ®7) Julia Child and More Company babies born addicted to drugs, former (18) Synchronal ^to selling $10,000 worth of marijuana. line Munro. 1972. Rated R gang that murdered his friend Charles Bronson, Deborah Raffm, Ed Lauter 1985. Country Dinner (R) Brooklyn Dodgers catcher Roy Campa- (20) MOVIE: 'Killer in the Family After Gene Hackman, Kris Kristofferson, Karen 1 2 :0 0 A M (3® Home Shopping Net­ nolla. Host. Joe Namath. Black. 1971. Rated R 1.5>T Motorweek A Volvo 740 r,i p [A & E] Bobby McFerrin: Sjiontaneous escaping from prison, a man leads his s Z work (3 hrs.) Inventions Taped at Hollywood's Aquar­ [C N N ] Pinnacle on a murderous spree that results m o Z f (Si) Hardcastle and McCormick (20) G.L.O.W. Wrestling 3 :0 0 A M (j1) Harry O ius Theater, Grammy Award-vvmninq jazz [D IS] Good Morning, Miss Bliss rh? m ® ® biggest manhunts. Robert Mm [A & E ] Jennie: Lady Randolph Churchill (26) MOVIE; 'Killer from Shantung' A de­ (1® Hom e Shopping Network (3 hrs ) singer Bobby McFerrm sings selections chum, James Spader, Lance K C n , Part 2 of 7 cent boxer gels involved with th® from his latest album, performs with guest [ESPN ] SportsCenter [A& E] Slap Maxwell Story Parff if Randolph Churchill [C N N ] Headline News people. David Chiang, Shing Li. 1978 Wayne Shorter, and gives his rendition of "7.00PIVI (® John Madden's Super (22) (30) Bob Hope Superbowl Party (CCI [CNN] Newsnight (3® M O V IE: 'M ysterious M r. M oto' Mr. [CNN] On the Menu songs by Charlie Parker, Fats Waller and Bow l Special Sports personality John George Burns, Sammy OaviQ e c J n ' [H B O ] 1 St & Te n: Th e Bulls Mean Busi- [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Man From Snowy James Brown. (60 min ) Moto of the International Police is given a Madden profiles teams competing for pro River" A young man comes of ago at the Lcngand TitfanyjoZ\hZZ''a s a l t '^ o ' case that baffles Scotland Yard. Peter the Superbowl (60 mm.) (In S te r e T turn of the century. Kirk Douglas, To m Bur- Lorre, Harold Huber, Mary Maguire. 1938. Contlnued... llnson, Sigrid Thornton. 1982. Rated PG dJ) MOVIE: 'House on Garibaldi Street' J AA

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THE QRIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr McCALL o f THE WILD by Dumat S Crawlord

'WEKE12E V t w / T W TD ^ - A N P « B e S f Puzzles THAT'S THE. Astrograph father ^ ANP J HAVE A AMP TALK fiARRVRJLLEM WHOLE IDEA. ^ AeoUT-mElFWrT^OFUFE.. FROM FLOWER BS clashes or a traffic jam. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) If you try to ACROSS 2 Something Answer to Previous Puzzle ^Your sell others on Ideas or concepts today remarkable PeeiNSTCOKOUTA that you're not completely sold on your­ 1 Fumbler’s 3 Vulgar SANPWICH, H birthday self, your sales efforts could later come exclamation 4 Molasses ©AVETHE BEAR A ^ back to haunt you. 5 Soft mud 5 Companion of Bie BITE, i J CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) New pro­ 9 Housing aah jects should be started very cautiously agency |abbr.| 6 Indefinite per­ ANDAIEWTIMEME WENT NORTH today. Don't impulsively gear up to get 12 Sole sons Jan. 22,1989 something rolling without first knowing 1 3 _about 7 Geographical DEAR OLD flftftf/i all of the costs involved. 14 Waste cloth division v'i\WO(2E WHITE. ( Changes could be In the offing in the LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) There Is a 15 Never (poet.) 8 imitation chance you might be kinder and more 16 Poultry year ahead for your social life. Ac­ 9 Worried quaintances of little constructive value considerate of outsiders today than you LI'L ABNER by Al Capp 17 Oriental expression R W S W PEANUTS by Chariet M. Schulz women's are likely to be replaced by new friends will bo with members of your own fam­ 10 Underworld M E T quarters E who are loyal and helpful. ily. This could create resentment. 11 Playing marble [ u C A T A N AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Do not VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Try to envi­ 18 Photographer 19 Drink slowly EVERY NOW ANP THEN THEY HAP A LICENSE PLATE Diane___ make any major decisions hastily today sion the outcome of results optimisti­ 23 Sweet liqueur H 0 R R 1 D 20 Caspian___ t h £y ’p take m e for a THAT 5AlP,”OUR OTHER P06 that pertain to your career. If you guess cally today. If you go in with a negative 25 Ireland U N 1 O 21 Rainy N RIPE IN THE CAR... wrong, they could lead you down a blind attitude, you’ll be half whipped before 26 Watch chain I IS A60LPEN RETRIEVER!" 22 Homeric poem H E A T ------alloy. Trying to patch up a broken ro­ you begin. 27 Entertainer___ 1 24 Suspenseful ------mance? The Astro-Graph Matchmaker LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Oct. 23) Give a wide Sumac 26 Memo abbr. 42 Potters' 52 WWII event can help you to understand what to do berth today to a friend who has a unique 29 Opinion faculty for complicating her life. She 2 8 ___'s Honor equipment 53 Shaped w ith an to make the relationship work. Mail $2 31 Actor Sharif 30 Piquant 43 Evergreen tree to Matchmaker, P.O. Box 91428. Cleve­ might try to draw you into something 33 Netherlands 32 Stop working 45 Take away by ax land, OH 44101-3428. testy of which you needn't be part. commune 35 Colt force 55 Animal welfare PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A great SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You're like­ 36 Lexters of 34 A cto r___ 46 Americans (sl.| org. deal could depend upon the way you ly to be in the spotlight today whether O'Neal alphabet 47 A ctor___ you desire it or not. Unfortunately, there 56 Chief handle yourself today when others '*% / 38 Scourge 37 Numbers Albert make requests of you. If you are unco­ may be a jealous observer who will be Pill ntiA lr«c MB C«pp EntorpnaM, Irtc 39 Intermediate labbr.l 49 Nest 59 Compass point operative, It could set a negative tone hoping you fall flat. Ipref.) 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 10 11 for their future actions. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Even 40 Architect___ ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be on your though you'll feel strongly about your Saarinen HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson 12 14 best behavior In social situations today. views, it may be best to keep them to 41 Moist Guard against saying or doing anything yourself today, especially if you have to 44 Beast of burden IS that could give one who likes to put oth­ deal with someone who sees life from I5THERE \ J ^ 50RRY YOU'IJeUmLYbO PICKY. 'OH^rr&IOOTTHE6HOW I LIKE TO ROOTAGAIM6T 45 Contemporary 17 ^...Youfee tme V pihJcE " ^ , I PULE With c a iz P E N T E P , h u h ? ers down a chance to knock you to your another perspective. AM “/A," MO painter Andrew on AiH even iHANP ABOUTIV-IDOM'TKUOW iTsELF, 50MUCH... THE PLAYERS WHO SCREAM, 18 H I MET...WHAT PO YoJ Ct>? CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) In order WHY VOO LIKE THAT SHOW/ TOME 0(0, Ski MONEY.'" 20 ^ H 2 1 friends. 48 Period of time ■ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Things tnat for a joint venture to succeed at this 50 Radiation 22 23 are of importance to you might not be of time, it's imperative that the people with measure ■ ■ y equal priority to your mate today. Don't whom you're involved are exactly what 51 Anglo-Saxon set up a schedule that could cause they represent themselves to be. letter 54 Of Wales 57 Conclusion 58 Home of Eve E B K B l] 60 Mellow Bridge B 0 0 0 B @ « you want to test yourself, place your­ ♦ A K J 10 Indian so self in the East position and look at the 64 M ao___tung THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk S Sy Barry VQJ bidding without peeking at the West or ALLEY OOP by Dave Qraue ♦ AKQ8 65 "Auld Lang 57 South cards. When South arrives at 46 4 2 rAMAZIN©,, HOW V n c . four spades, West leads the heart king 66 Mild oath TwE'VE STILL X'HDU'LL THERE'S I CAKIMOW,/ WHAT WOULD DERE'SONLY \ HOLY MACKEREL! LOOKS LIKE OL‘, _ 61 60TTDENC7 jPCMT, 1 COULD IDU OOIT WEST EAST and then the ace. What is your ANOTHER o n e ! \ M IN E ( YEUOW BEARD VUN VAY TO ) YELLOW BEARD IS CETTIN' IT, I t* 4 4 4762 W HAT TH' HECK.( FRIEND! BE SHOOTIN'AT. HND OUT.' A r» INSTEADA CIVIM' IT!! DOWN THE DRUG X KNOW/ ALL SO BAST ^ discard? MAKES A B O O M 1 FDR CATSAKE? 64 f EMPIRE,, ------.

26 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. JaiT. 21,' 1989

M a n c h e s t e r h e r a l d . Saturday jam 2 1 . i 989 ers ir A behind-the-scenes story of the HEAVEN cheerleaders during the critical weeks they Sunday, Jan. 22 Jeann^“"cram a"'' I J Z 'Z / o' Humphrey Bo- CAN WAIT prepare new dance routines, John David­ Blame 1945 ° Andrews. Vivian [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update ^ Z r t ' ^ ° ? 9 V ' ’"- °'®®® -<®®<°0' Tony son, Laraine Stephens. 1980. [U S A ] Hollywood Insider In "Heaven Can [CNN] Newsday ® Paid Programming 9:30PM ffi News 5.00AM 01 Frederick K. Price [C N N ] World Report Wait," airing SUN­ [D IS ] Return to Treasure Island In this [Lire ] Cardiology Update ^Streev^«^?i IVOVIE. 'Wall 11 Rhoda 0® Living the Word QS) Synchronal street (CC| An ambitious young stock­ swashbuckling sequel to Robert Louis feij Charles in Charge ICCI DAY. JAN. 22, /?!?^ Doolittle's Animal Talk [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'Funny Face' A fashion broker skyrockets to success under the tu- 3fl: Home Shopping Spree Continues Transformers Stevenson's novel, Jim Hawkins (Christo­ DNroan Show A scientist goes on ABC, a good na- Anthony Newley re-creates his role as the magazine photographer sends a girl from a lelaye of a ruthless corporate raider. Mi- [C N N ] Sports Review pher Guard) rejoins Long John Silver (Brian veterinarian who "talks to the animals " S°em<^ *'®'' orongutan (R® (jn chael Douglas, Charlie Sheen, Daryl (?2) Sunday Today From Miami: a profile of tured football sxr."a„r- "■ Henh E^®<^ Astaire, Audrey [D IS ] Best of Walt Disney Presents The the 'y''3mi area, and the impact of Super Blessed) ten years later to recover dia­ when he introduces throe animal tales - [A & E ] Battle Line Hepburn, Kay Thompson. 1957. ^ Hannah. 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) ' player (Warren monds left on Treasure Island (2 hrs.) Pan [L IF E ] Internal Medicine Update making of the 1955 animated feature Bowl XXIII, sportscaster Howard Cosell 'JLI!'® ’’R^S'^aL' and "FLight [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday [USA ] Miami Vice Lady and the Tramp (aO mm.) Beatty) is taken 1 of 5, of the White W olf." Also stars Lance Ker- 1 1 :4q^PM [HBO] MOVIE: The Morn- and a tribute to [D IS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet ^ Y o’5 k ^ ^ OD NBA Basketball: New Pluto. (60 mm.) [ESP N ] Super Bowl XX: Chicago Bears wm and Keith Mitchell. (60 mm ) Qh® alcoholic actress is ® CST) Sesame Street (CC). to heaven ahead of Sports Sunday Barry York Knicks at Portland Trail Blazers (2 shocked to find the man she d spent the vs. New England Patriots (R) [ESPN] Ski World Moroz recaps the weekend of the world of hrs., 30 min.) 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Dawn Dunlap Pe­ ! Christie co- ment. Judge Reinhold, Eddie Albert, Jane C® 00) News (2^ Good Neighbors [C N N ] Daybreak .38) American Skier wright friend, she encounters murder and **’® ■L'le Series Cursed ter Gonzalez Falcon. 1983 stars. Seymour. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Woridvision vampire bees play a role in a greedy farm- [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! Z' i"]d wi®®i?‘* proposal. (60 [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (4® Benson ® J a s L ^ lT d ^ 'n ® Chamberlain mm.) (R) (In Stereo) er s attempt to give people eternal youth. 5:30AM (ii) i n n N ew s (Rebroadcast) stars as Ralph de Bricassari, an ambitious (^} Odd Couple (60 mtn.) (In Stereo) fHighlights: [USA] Street Hawk theatre: Fantastic Fin­ e T in rZ '^®'Ht®" ®®®l®®'ast7cal car Q® Synchronal [CNN] Moneyweek Pittsburgh Steeinrs vs. Dallas Cowboys ishes (60 min.) (R) ear in Rome and his forbidden love for the (p) South American Journey An mter- ^ Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) > CHECK IISTINGS 8 ® Battlestar Galactica Part 2 of 3 . h'®M President Belisario BetaZur VII Highlights: [H B O ] Adventures of Tom Sawyer Huck 1.30PM Tony Brown's Journal (R) young woman (Rachel Ward) he leaves be (2i! Omexin/Can You Beat Baldness? FOR EXACT TIME 4.00PM (D St. Elsewhere highlights this examination of the probleZ Miami Dolphins vs. Washington Red­ poses as Sid, To m 's younger brother. [40) Wild Kingdom 8 ® Nature (C C ) Scientists Maurice and [26) Combat! skins CID M y Secret Identity tmlfa Basr®'"’^^''®®P a Z acing Colombia and the rest of South [U S A ] Cartoons ^7) Digging Dinosaurs This look at how '' ''o'canic eruptions. ^ e r ic a . (60 min.) Part 8 of 8. (In Stereo) lands a job as a fashion designer. (R) novel (3 hrs , ® 6:00AM (T ) We Beiieve murder Based on a novel by Agatha Chns- dinosaur bones are found explores how 3® Synchronal r e l n T ® '* ” '' T ® 'i'® 'S ihroa- 8.30AM CB World Tomorrow QO) Synchronal Duet (CC) Ben and Laura have a ro­ lened by a senile and violent scrap-yard ®i) Fame ite Donald Sutherland, Faye Dunaway, these creatures lived and why they be­ i20) T and T (C C ) A runaway is held hos­ if »°'®r®' ““^'"9 World War CB Sustaining (3® Choices W e Face mantic reunion while Richard and Linda [A & E ] Travel Magazine Christopher Plummer 1984 Rated P G -I3 ! came extinct tage on a cargo ship after he discovers a ?® MOVIE: 'Endangered Species' The h " ®'L?'' ^°'^®® Romber battles fo7Z dead drgMl'^I’R, '-®"® 1t) IN N Magazine against heavy odds as it takes off for the r A°D solfools. (R) (In Stereo) Oliver Twist Animated. An orphan [^DIS] MOVIE: '1-Man' Left indestructible [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update [A & E] Signature a rP tu Z d f "'®"'®'®‘l 'arm animals leads @8) Home Shopping Spree (18) Home Shopping Network runs away from a 19th-century workhouse roud7Rf;rn'’s.:f’e'oT'"" Young: Arthur Kennedy, Gig tribute m°"'’‘® ''''“ o®'’ Celebration A by a mysterious gas, a cabbie is recruited [U S A ] She-Ra: Princess of Power [CNN] Moneyweek tribute to singer Ronnie Milsap with and falls in with an old man and his gang o( d a Z p ^ Z j’ "''® ®'®"'®'® a'’® "" IP a 6.1) Gene Scott '201 Insight / Out by the government to stop a villain plotting young thieves. (60 min.) 1 1 -35AM [D IS] Mouse Factory [ESPN] Super Bowl XXI: New York et^h^Williams, Robert Urich, Hoyt Axton. >57) Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin P i Z Glen r'^*’® h®^; o®'*''® and the [A & E ] George Zhukov A profile of Com ­ [OIS] You and Me. Kid world domination. Scott Bakula, Herschel Giants vs. Denver (R) icC) Pad To"?®10.‘'°"*'®“ ‘'’" ® '"°"’® Hips Glen Campbell, Real Life, Janie Frickie Morgan Brittany on Beauty Bernardi, Ellen Bry 1986 and Leon Russell, (60 min.) mander George Zhukov, who led the Red [ESPN] Super Bowi VIII Highlights: 1 1:45AM [M A X ] m o v i e : a Prize of 2® Fugitive R,lZn®n®i®'® '^®"*®‘' Scheduled: §® Robert Schuller [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update 84] Wonderworks: The Lion, the W itch Stephen Delorenzo. for murder and prison Army to victoiy over Nazi Germany (60 Miami Dolphins vs. Washington Red­ [ESPN] Super Bowl XVIII Highlights: Gold In occupied Berlin, a scheme devel- ^38) It's a Living Las Vegas-bound Sonny [C N N ] Headline News [M AX] MOVIE: 'Kelly's Heroes' The and the Wardrobe (CC). Part 2 of 3 escape, Eugene Brooks, for robbery and skins (S) One Day at a Time ops to steal a shipment of gold bullion from murder. (In Stereo) ^dskinflR)* Washington prospect of netting $16 million in a wild becomes jealous of his replacement at the (26] Outer Limits San p l il b ° « l XVI Highlights: [C N N ] World Report the Berlin airlift Richard Widmark Mai Zet- restaurant. Guest star: Michael Femstein [H BO ] MOViE: 'Like Mom. Like Me' De­ [A& E] Twentieth Century terling, Nigel Patrick 1955. dash behind enemy lines brings out the [A & E ] George Zhukov A profile of Com- gals A9ers vs. Cincinatti Ben- serted by her husband, a college professor [L IF E ] Family Practice Update NPL's Greatest Moments: Best [C N N ] Evans & Novak leadership qualities of a busied officer 40! Wonderful World of Disney: Dono- Stere"'*' ”’® -- I "rr mander George Zhukov, who led the Red Ever Teams (60 min ) (R) ^ forced to build a new life for herself and vdn s Kid [DIS] Wuzzles ^*’® Bride' 1 2.00PM ® N B A Basketball: Detroit Uint Eastwood, Telly Savalas, Don Ric­ Army to victory over Nazi Germany. (60 [HBO] MOVIE: -The Hidden' An alien her daughter. Linda Lavin. Kristy McNichol Pistons at Boston Celtics (2 hrs 30 ®2) Nature: The Nature of Australia- A [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide ICC) A swashbuckling young swordsman kies 1970 flated PG (In Stereo) abWi'nn® '°®"’® ‘■°® Angeles turning law- Patrick O'Neal. 1978 u Highlights; min.) (Live) Colo '^'’•®®*''®''' ''®T British [U S A ] Where There's a Will There's an '* “^1®.® ® ‘‘'''"apped princess in 2.00PM ® Barnaby Jones Coup C C ) Perkins term is rocked by Norm®'* * A® Continent (C C) [CNN] PrimeNews - K v lZ Me r® M '’°roicidal maniacs [LIFE] It Is Written Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Los Angeles this lighthearted fairy tale from Rob Reiner (3D MOVIE: 'Transylvania 6-5000' Two scandals which pale m comparison with Northeastern Australia's wildlife survives Rams Cary E ^ o s , Mandy Patinkin, Chris Saran­ l^be extremes of a wet season followed bv [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Date With an Angel' A tabloid reporters head to Transylvania to ® M O V IE: 'Repo M an' A punk rocker the Prime Minister's demand that America a;rosi"®,i^8TZtedr^^^' 1 2 .3 0 A M CB Sustaining 6:10AM [C N N ] Healthweek don. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) desperate for money, takes a job with a car young composer's wedding plans go awry [H B O ] Encyclopedia (CC) (In Stereo) investigate the mysterious experiments abandon its British bases. (2 hrs.) Part 2 of Sier'eor^*°'^' ® ® rM A «.° * ’®*®*"®®^‘^''necology Update repossessor Emilio Estevez, Harry Dean when an angel crash-lands in his swim'^ Law in America ®ir [TMC] MOVIE: Superman [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide 1 0:10AM [C N N ] On the Menu being conducted by a local scientist Jeff [M A X ] MOVIE: First Blood' A Vietnam II Superman must choose between his Goldblum, Ed Begley, J r , Joseph Bologna btanton, Susan Barnes 1984 C a m s F m ' ^ '^"'9'’'- Pltoobe (30) Making it Happen [M A X ] MOVIE; Big Shots' (CC) Tw o Lfans Brinker or the Sil- 1 ’ ®* w‘i®'‘.i''’'’® '^®’" Generation (CC| veteran uses his Green Beret traininZwhert love for Lois Lane and his pledge to protect 10:30AM ( B inside Washington ly s o . (60 min.) (In Stereo) (In sferlo) ®™® ®®®®" Rated PG kids from opposite sides of the tracks em­ 8 ® MOVIE: 'The Americanization of pnn.^i I®® ^ competes in an [U S A ] Win the War Against Wrinkles Earth when three Kryptonian criminals take (3D American Telecast s L r Z 'c ® 'Z '®' ®o ® small town bark on a wild cross-country odyssey (33) The Th o m Birds Richard Chamberlain Emily A World W ar II soldier, claiming lo annual ska ing competition in order to save over the U S, A Christopher Reeve. Cro^wL'"®*"®'" *^®' Walter [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update '^OVIE: Roman . Mar- Ricky Busker, Darius McCrary, Robert Joy (33) Love Boat stars as Ralph de Bricassari, an ambitious be a confirmed coward, finds his life in Rnpch'^'c'! e'®' Seander, Carin BriaZDelZeriistSIreZS^'*'"'®"'’®' got Kidder, Gene Hackman. 1980 . Rated priest lorn between his ecclesiastical car­ danger when he is slated to participate in Rossby, Erik Strandmark. 1962. [M AX] MOVIE: The Princess Bride' and ( newspaperman in Rome meets PG (In Stereo) 1987. Rated P G -13. d ® This Old House (CC). [C N N ] This Week in the NBA A weekly and falls ^ r a lonely princess traveling m- eer in Rome and his forbidden love for the the Normandy invasion Julie Andrews [LIF E ] Family Practice Update [^®9a^2ine-style report on NBA players and swordsman ’ ° ;f d ° m ''^ ® Financial [T M C ] MOVIE: Brighton Beach Me- ® ) Three Stooges young woman (Rachel Ward) he leaves be­ James Garner. James Coburn. 1964 sets out to rescue a kidnapped princess in 6:30AM CB vista inoirs (CC) Neil Simon's award-winning MOVIE: Sweet Dreams' (CC) ES^r^lbeZr9^53"‘^'' S® Conversations With hind on a wealthy sheep station in Aus­ ® Fight BackI With David Horowitz r Z '? ^ '* ’®®'Ix'' *®'D' 1®'® ''■om Rob Reiner. 8® Bless Mo. Father CB It's Your Business play serves as the basis for tfiis seriocomic tralia. Based on Colleen McCullough's to ®'"9®^ f’®'®V Cline's rise [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) (In Stereo) Patinkin, Chris Saran­ dZ) Newton's Apple (CC) Ask the Meneger Ji£) Christopher Closeup portrait of a Jewish family in 1937 Brook­ novel (3 hrs.) her hiiphT 1^ ® ^ relationship with [ESPN] World Cup Skiing: Men's don. 1987 Rated PG. (In Stereo) (SS) Superboy ®3D 9 to 5 ^ l^^mot'Ve® inZ*"'®® °***’® lyn Blythe Danner, Jonathan Silverman World of Photography Ann j -Jessica Lange, Ed Harris Dovvnhill From Wengen, Switzerland. (60 [USA] Miami Vice QB) Jim and Ta m m y Bob Dishy. 1986. Rated PG-13. (3® Hom e Shopping Network (4 hrs.) C13 Sustaining [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday ® M ystery!; Inspector Morse II (C C ) At ” ®'e®lwe«0 an eccentric teen-ager battlefield when a gang of aging outlaws 00) Jimmy Swaggart C B Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck [E S P N ] Sports Reporter 1 2.30PM ® High School Bowl: Non- ® MOVIE: 'Only When I Laugh' An al­ father discover that one has been marked and a deaf satesgirl. Kiefer Sutherland, Va- newaug vs North Branford l e r L ) ” ®'®d PG. (In for murder. Robert Miichum, Peter rob a local railroad. William Holden Ernest (6i) Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbara (0) Transformers [H B O ] This One for Dad A teenager's [LIF E ] Cardiology Update coholic actress battles the bottle and her Borgnine, Robert Ryan 1969. Rated R. d® d® Senior Skins Game Golf Arnold [USA] My Sister Sam recently reconciled daughter. Marsha Ma­ Strauss- Connie Sellecca. 1989. Part 1 of R «e d P G 0 3 *®' ®*’®"®® *3®® [A & E] Dancing Daze (60 min ) d® Archies (Johnny Whitaker) promising track career 4 (In Stereo) is threatened when he learns of his father's Pa mer, Gary Player, Chi Chi Rodriguez and Litton'^ A‘l''* H the Prose- son, Kristy McNichol. James Coco 1981 [USA] Cover Story ® England Sunday (R) [C N N ] Daybreak d® Meet the Press (CC). 5:00PM (3D (Dick Van Patten) fatal illness rn P L™"’ La Quinta Hotel Lives Public People/Private C38 Synchronal 8 ® Joseph Campbell and the Power nt O D A B C N e w s (CC) =orl)srm aba^^o':l-A'^- 1 1:30PM C3D Off shore T V [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner (3® Adelante [LIFE] Cardiology Update ser(' P®''" De­ M^h: With Bill Moyers (CC) T ^ c f sen, Calif. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Taped) 8 ® National Geographic Season Pre­ death, sacrifice and rebirth in agriculture- ®hrs‘)"’* Shopping Overnight Service ® ) My Secret Identity Dr. Jeffcoate tries ® M O V IE: 'T e x ' A vulnerable 15-year- ® MOVIE; Five Days One Summer' [ESPN ] Super Bowl XI Highlights: Oak­ 1 1 : 1 0 A M [CN N ] Travel Guide d® On the Record miere (C C) This natural history series be­ based societies, the importance of sacred land Raiders vs. Minnesota Vikings m impress an old girlfriend (Susan Anton). he trtip ,“n ®" ®'f otional tu g -o f-w L as gins its 14th season profiling the Baka places (60 mm.) Part 4 of 6 . J'®®®"^u"b ’®® Alps, a middle- (33) Update: Making it Happen 3® Spotliglit on Government anrn M ®P vvithoul parental guid- aged man and his attractive companion ex- [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide 1 1 . 3 0 A M (3D TV Open House Pygmies of southeast Cameroon (60 min 1 ^l'o?y°SSrtrtoL*r';®s"°sr 1982 ' Dillon, Jim Metzler, Meg Tilly. (In Stereo) ^®'®''°"®'i 'P Sean Connery, [A & E] Ronnie Milsap in Celebration A [U SA ] Calliope (S® Synchronal Research ® 3® This Week With David Brinkley ®Z) Life Matters Part 13 of 13 when his cat dies, (60 mm , ir e n 'f f r r T ? ® ® ® / '’®®*™' P® »»‘on ^ s y Brantley, Lambert Wilson. 1982 inl * i9F’ ^ widowed 85-year-old tribute to singer Ronnie Milsap, with (LLr). [C N N ] Science and Technology Week 8 ® Wrestling: American Wrestling As­ G0) M y Secret Identity Dr. Jeffcoate tries M T Ito rn Birds Continues (3 hrs ) 18) Synchronal (Dame Wendy Hiller) shocks her children O Honeymooners Part 2 of 2 P i Z ri^® Dladys Knight and the 7:30 AM (X) At the Movies to impress an old girlfriend (Susan Anton). ® Triple Threat sociation [ES P N ] Super Bowl XIX; San Francisco 8® 8 ® NFL Live! Super Bowl XXiii ^®®1‘'®® 1° Wo on her own. (60 ® Save the Children Dr Zulie Nak- Ted 1 enn L"®' -J®®'® l^®cl(ie CB Breakthrough [CNN] Your Money b^l))fi®p **’® Sly aliens fool a (3® MOVIE: 'The Lindbergh Kidnapping min.) Part 1 of 3 and Leon Russell. (60 min.) (33) At the Movies Rex Reed, Dixie W ha­ 49ers vs. Miami Dolphins (R) game show hosted b re n h r P'®' hooda. Director of India for Save the iha w II J h "!d ' u R e d u c i n g a vaccine Case' Drama about the 1932 crime, cap­ CB Sunday Mass [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) tley Popular home videos in 1988. It's Garry Shandling's Show Garry [CNN] Moneyweek ^ oer^ni^R*'^ MOVIE: Hambur­ ,^ciaba' leotin";®'" '®”'®' ture and sensational trial of Bruno Richard bon ; goaZ""® ' *®"'® ®‘=°®' ®®^ (S) World Tomorrow (3® Bravol ger Hill Based on the 82nd Airborne Divi- calls up a former girlfriend, hoping to re- [ESPN] NFL Primetime Super Bowl Super Bowl XVII: Washington Hauptmann, the kidnapper-slayer of the new their relationship (R) (In Stereo) (1® Abbott and Costello Redskins vs. Miami Dolphins (R) sion s valiant 10-day effort to secure a New Life Special Highlights of Super Bowl XXIII be- @ ) Think and Grow Rich Belif. i®"?' XX'"'- Cincinnati twenty month old son of world famous Jocaiion in North Viet aviator Charles A Lindbergh. Cliff Do [A & E] Our Century; Prelude to Tragedy tween the Cincinnati Bengals and San Fran­ C2Q) Miracle Faith Outreach (B Sybervision d® M'A’S'H Jog Rnhh c Erancisco 49ers From 8® (3® George Michael's Sports Mach- 1 0.00AM nam. Anthony Barrlle, Michael Patrick ■roe Robbie Stadium in Miami. (4 hrs.) (Live) cisco 49ers. (60 min ) (R) i2® Day of Discovery Young, Anthony Hopkins, Martin Balsam tmn '’h Z ® F '''® '^®*'®®o Ro?olu’^ 1 CB Steampipe Alley d® Julia Child and More Company; Old- f’®'®d R (In All Creatures Great and Small 1976. [U S A ] Superstar: You Dr. Jam es Kennedy Fashioned Chicken Dinner (R) W la (M Z m T "''° ^®'*®'° Discover (3p Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC) 8® Police Story 28) Saint (57) All Creatures Great and Small 2 : 3 0 A M ( i) Rhoda [CN N ] Week in Review 3 (3® Celebrate: Lincoln (®® Wall Street Journal Report ® Barnaby Jones (3® Massachusetts Council of Rabbis (3® Jim m y Sw aggart 1 -00PM a® Fight Back! With Horowitz ®1) 21 Ju m p Street Officer Hoffs falls in David (38) Friday the 13th: The Series (60 min.) 3® MOVIE: 'The Sacketts' Based on [C N N ] Sports Latenight [CN N ] Big Story S® World Tomorrow d® Connecticut News Week love with a drug kingpin while working un­ ^ IS ] Mary Martin's Sound of American d® MOVIE: 'Tarzanthe Fearless' Tarzan « Star Search (60 min.) novels by Louis L'Amour. Three brothers [U S A ] Morgan Brittany on Beauty [D IS] Dumbo's Circus guides a young girl and her fiance through dZ) Power of Choice (CC) Finding the real ® MOVIE: 'Nobody's Perfekt' Thmo S u r ( C C ; ' ’Ada®p[ed V'®^ dercover to gam his confidence. (60 min I Z an‘ri®H roviows Rodg you. Part 2 of 11. (R) (R) (In Stereo) ers and Hatnmerstein's musicals, featuring he perilous jungle Buster Crabbe, Jacque­ friends seek compensation for a car accF book. A candidate (Ray m T a S v) e^®"'" ® prizBwinn Jamie organizes a 2:45Aiyi [TMC] m o v i e : charade' A Highlights: Dal­ line Wells. 1933. mg radical policies iq 2^io ( p ®=Pous- ^ a r winning radio drama about World clips from their movies, stage scenes anH r Selleck, Sam Elliot, las Cowboys vs. Denver Broncos [CNN] NFL Preview [A & E] Walk Through the 20th Century interviews with those involved. (90 min ) Glenn Ford 1979 Part 1 of 2. ‘’®®°®;?® " ’® l®f9Bt when her mur- d® Chalice of Salvation ras" 198^® ^'®* ter in 1990. (60 min ) Par®, W ith Bill Moyers Franklin D. Roosevelt [H B O ] -Tales of Uttle W om en Jo and [ESPN] NFL Gameday Preview of to­ [LlrcJ Cardiology Update ® Page Fifty Seven (R) s ia Z ® ® ''idden Wild World of the East and Adolf Hitler are compared and con­ A m y settle their differences d4) Mister Rogers (CC). day's Super Bowl XXIII between the Cin­ ® NHL Hockey: Boston Bruins at Buf­ (81) Omoxin/Can You Beat Baldnuss? Coburn rg^a" ' cinnati Bengals and San Francisco 49ers falo Sabres (2 hrs., 30 min.) Lectol^®ranco''2effi*rel'°s^co°i'' ®' [CNN] Newswatch trasted; the childhood of each is traced, as Death Wish IV: The d® Drawing Men to Christ well as their early careers and their rise to [A & E ] Good Tim e Cafe 8 ; 00AM (T) New England Sunday (60 min.) 3® Let's Go Bowling stage-to-screen adaptation of Vem^®''®'®' 3 :0 0 A M SD News (R) C £ J Make It Real d® Sacrifice of the Mass P™ Tour From power and worldwide influence. (60 min.) [CNN] Sports Tonight [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Ordeal By Innocence' ®'®' ®'®"-9'^'®®''^® Dom7ngo.'(9V:®n°r ® Tw o Years to Financial Freedom |Z) Firing Une: National Review's [CNN] Newswatch CB Porky Pig/Bugs Bunny ® M unsteia Today Lily leaves the A research scientist in England sets out to Predictions for 1989 "ovew s [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Western Union' The lay­ I n c a ! 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Talking with William Shatner good role for Hurt 4 of its ‘beasties’ King dethroned By Frank Sanello THE ACCID­ DECATUR, Ala. (A P) - ANSWER: It seems the Here we have ENTAL TOUR­ Elvis Presley is no longer “Star Trek V: The Final philosophy here is that it’s four born-free king and sole ruler at radio cheaper to destroy the set than IST (P G ) Some beasties of Bel­ Frontier” celebrated comple­ movies are fun station WHOS but he’s “ still to store it because they don’t ize (Beleeze): tion of principal photography to see, but they a good guy, ” says station know if they’re going to use it a collared an- if i u ; l i z i recently, and members of the have no staying Filmeter Collectors’ 75c manager Mack Bramlett. again. This bridge cost teater, a gibnut press were invited to the power. Far Because of poor ratings, $250,000. I hope they save this (agouti), Ma- Com er unveiling of the new set of the more peculiar Robert DiMatteo the AM station has aban­ one so we can use the money on zama antelope S S. Enterprise bridge on the is the movie Russ MacKendrick doned the all-Elvis format it “ Star Trek VI” for something (also called a back lot at Paramount Studios. that doesn't adopted in October, Bra­ else. red brocket), The cast showed up to toast quite come to­ mlett said. It is now simul­ and a peccary the new year, then quickly gether while L ^ u _ taneously broadcasting the QUESTION: Speaking of mother with ' AaVIOf* <8ii'rtr>qiu B E i.i: $2 departed to finish up some you’re watching it. but that grows country music format of its “ Star Trek V I.” the film series tressy manner has its own oflspring. The $2 as shown on this special-effects shots. William in the memory afterward. Law­ geometric called Belmopan, but sister station, WDRM-FM. seems unstoppable. Will you be fascination. Geena Davis fares stamp would be an even dollar in Shatner (Captain Kirk) staved rence (“ Body Heat” ) Kasdan’s better as the life-embracing most of the action will be found at When WHOS switched “boldly going where no man our money. NEW ISSUE — Four animals from Belize are due out this from a gospel format to behind to discuss this "other" adaptation of the critically ac­ oddball whom Hurt hires as a dog the old-time busy port of Belize month. role as director of the fifth has gone before” for the rest of There was one other stamp Elvis, billboards in Decatur your life? claimed Anne Tyler novel is such trainer, but who hangs around to City. Stuff going out of there noted in the release, a 25-cent proclaimed that Elvis was installment of the "Star Trek” a muted, moving movie. charm — and train — him. might be rosewood and maho­ film series. value, but who’s going to believe a indeed alive. ANSWER: After the expe­ Tyler’s gift in her fiction — her Some of the best moments in gany lumber, sugar, citrus fruits, "Four-Eyed Opossum” ? “We gave it the promo­ A native of Montreal rience of directing No. 5. I schtick. really — is for sustaining the whole movie belong to Amy fish or bananas. Ferguson and Prince Andrew. The set is due out sometime this Still to come on Monday is tion it needed,” Bramlett Shatner has been associated certainly hope so. a mood of quirky pathos. Her Wright, who plays Hurt’s spins- The country is still 70 percent Might be a chance to get a WILLIAM SHATNER month. It was printed by Lon­ another postal card. This time it’s said. But he said the effort with “ Star Trek since the TV characters inhabit a special terish sister, and who incarnates forested. In the tropical jungle country complete. If you are series debuted in 1965 Prior to . demoted to corporal? don's House of Questa. a Historic Preservation number failed because more than 75 QUESTION: Can you give us universe that often overlaps our Anne Tyler’s eccentricities with with its hundreds of birds you tempted to try for some recent The independent state of Belize to honor Healy Hall of percent of radio listeners that, he had enjoyed small a hint about the story line? own. On the screen, this literary an ease that some of the other might hear a time-conscious one ones to work back from, drop a shares borders with Mexico and Georgetown. roles on Broadway and larger world inevitably comes across a — a tinamou — that whistles line to the Inter-Governmental tune in to FM stations, ANSWER: I get demoted to actors are obviously striving for. acting jobs in a series of films the hardest working people bit studied and artificial. Guatemala. It is slightly smaller every half hour (more or less), □ □ □ which provide better sound corporal. GRADE ★ ★ ★ Philatelic Corp., 460 West 34th ranging from “ The Bothers I ’ve ever met. It was the most The basic subject of “ Acciden­ than Vermont in area and has a and also the chachalaca that Street, New York^ N.Y. 10001. quality. Karamazov” 0958) to “ Judg­ World Almanac population esti­ The Manchester Philatelic So­ delightful experience of mv tal Tourist” — a travel writer’s TALK RADIO (R) New York shrieks to warn of a change in the “People just don’t use AM ment at Nuremberg” (1961). QUESTION: Fans are wor­ mate of 179,400. A real country □ □ □ ciety will meet in the Whiton anymore,” he said. life, emotional withdrawal after his performance artist Eric Bogo- weather. Mayan relics may turn More recently, the 57-year- ried that the subtitle. “ The though, having memberships in Library Auditorium on Tuesday "Two other AM stations, son is murdered — turns out to be sian stars in the movie version of up underfoot. These you are Unless they pull something out old actor has been seen on the Final Frontier.” means this is the U.N. and the World Bank. at 6 p.m.. Visitors always WAAY and WAJF, recently QUESTION: Could you com­ a tough one to fully dramatize, his provocative play about a urged not to “ collect.” of the hat, as they do occasion­ CBS series “ T.J. Hooker.” the last “ Star Trek” film. Belizeans are mostly English- welcome. succumbed to a decreasing pare your directing style to too. What happens is that the “ shock jock” — one of those radio The philately of Belize started ally, there will be only three Here, he talks about the Could you put their worries to speaking (a 90 percent literacy audience and went off the Leonard Nim oy’s? writer’s drab inertia sometimes deejays who mouth off about with a batch of British Honduras USPS issues this month. phenomenal success of “ Star rest? rate), but a visiting professor of air, but Bramlett said he becomes the m ovie’s as well. And everything and everyone. overprints in 1973. The numbers There was an America the Trek.” the fate of the film ANSWER: Leonard’s des­ exotic languages might catch in Russ MacKendrick, a Man­ expects WHOS to survive. ANSWER: Don’t worry. yet, thinking back on this film, Directed by Oliver Stone in the 1989 Scott Catalogue run to Beautiful postal card with a series, and life behind the cribed it much better than I: In the breeze some Carib Indian chester resident, is an authority “ If it were not for the FM “ The Final Frontier” could you may find yourself haunted. (“ Wall Street.” “ Platoon” ), the only 617, plus five postage dues. desert scene out of Tucson, Ariz., camera in the director’s chair. the pictures I direct, there’s a talk, Spanish and Creole words, on many types of collectibles. station we would be taking it turn out to mean infinity — or William Hurt plays the de­ movie is a little heavy-handed (a They are great for souvenir lot more running and jumping. and even a wisp of Mayan on the 13th. Then on the 15th came Questions should be sent to: hard,” he said. at least until the films stop pressed protagonist, whose typical Stone tendency), trying sheets along with the sets, but the a Montana Statehood 25-cent QUESTION: Leonard Nimoy dialects. Collectors' Comer, Manchester Bram lett said he is turning a profit, whichever travel books are designed for too hard to overcome the inherent highest price a leaning for things commemorative, released at directed the last two “ Star QUESTION: Why has “ Star Their capital is a newly-created Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester searching for ideas for a comes first. people who want to go abroad static, stagey qualities of the British like the wedding of Sarah Helena. Trek” films. How did you come Trek” been so successful on TV 06040. new format. without relinquishing any of the material. Meanwhile, the real- to direct “ Star Trek V” ? and in films? “ We have to find some­ QUESTION: What do you comforts of home. It’s quickly life murder of Denver talk show thing that wiil serve the think of the new “ Star Trek” apparent that the writer has host Alan Berg has been grafted ANSWER: It was a contrac­ ANSWER: If I knew that. I ’d public and survive at the be running this studio. After TV series? become just such a “ tourist” in onto the fictional characters of tual thing. Since the days of the New films ... half-frames ... price hikes same time,” he said. TV series, Leonard and I had it years of analysis, we still don’t his own life. Hurt’s performance the play, providing an unneces­ ANSWER: I’ve never had in the role is highly unusual — in our contracts that we were to know. We know it has to do with sarily melodramatic finish. time to watch it. short on surface appeal, but By Sandy Colton cameras we’ve all become famil­ comes word that the new A-43 be treated equally in all things. the cast, plot, the basic idea See the film, though, for Bogo- The Associated Press iar with. behind the story, action, adven­ p a ced by integrity and orginal- sian’s fascinatingly edgy perfor­ photo and video supply catalog is I was supposed to direqt “ Star QUESTION: This summer. One interesting new camera, ture, humor. It’s an amalga­ ity. And, in the very last shot of Camera Angles ready. Its 112 tabloid pages are ‘Snow dance’ Trek IV ” because hi^ directed “Star Trek V” will face stiff mance in the lead, and for the In my opinion, the best photo­ introduced last year, shunned all mation of all those elements, the picture. Hurt seals everything script’s insipts into some of the packed with over 4,000 products. “ Star Trek III,” buf'l had my competition at movie theaters graphy products introduced last the automation that has been MONTPiF^^ljLIER, Vt. (AP) but when you add them to­ with a smile — his only srnile in Best of all, it’s free when mailed series (“ T.J. Hooker” ) at the in the form of “Batman,” darker exhibitionistic/voyeuris- year were the new, greatly coming on so fast and strong and — A Vermont ski resort gether. you don’t get an the whole movie. tic currents in our society. to residents of the United States time and couldn’t do it. “ Karate Kid I I I ” and the third improved films. full-frame 35mm pictures. took a step in the opposite struggling to cope with the answer. There’s something in As the writer’s estrangeH w'fe GRADE and its possessions. If you’ve “ Indiana Jones” adventure. Kodak, Fuji and Agfa all What does this mean to you? It direction. abnormaliy dry winter has the alchemy of what we do, but Kathleen ’Turner seems too glam­ never seen the catalog, you’ve got QUESTION: What was it Are you nervous about that? (Film grading: — excel­ brought out new films, for both means you can now shoot twice as Leica, long known as the appealed to four Abenaki we really don’t know what it is. orous, but her role is small and a treat in store for you! Porter’s like, directing Leonard after he lent, ★ ★ ★ — good, ★ ★ — fair. ★ — color prints and color slides, that many pictures on a roll — 24 on a “ Cadillac” of cameras (primar­ Indians to perform a “ snow It’s like some cook who doesn’t ’Turner’s slightly haughty ac- address is P.O. Box 628, Cedar had directed you? ANSWER: We throw in some poor) are finer-grained and faster, and 12-exposure roll, 48 on a 24- ily because of its price and fine dance.” work by recipes but goes by blows that look like karate. We Falls, Iowa 50613. have more color saturation. "They exposure roll and 72 on a machining) introduced the R6. It Richard “ Black Horse” ANSWER: I particularly taste and throws a dollop of this have some masked individuals are all excellent, but Kodak stole 36-exposure roll. With the im­ looks like the RS and has the same □ □ □ Phillips, Cory “ Pale Moon” liked directing Leonard. We and a dab of that, and hopes it like “ Batman.” So save your­ my heart with its new, almost proved film quality you probably through-the-lens metering sys­ Phillips, Louis “ Soaring have a friendly feud going as to will all come out. And in our self some money. Instead of In this age of international totally grainless Ektar 25, and its won’t notice much difference on a tem, but apertures and shutter Eagle” Phillips and Mike who can get each other’s goat case, it does! going to see those pictures, you takeovers and buyouts comes super-fast Ektapress 1600 that normal postcard-size print. You speeds must be set manually. “ Grey Wolf” Monteith will the most. He got my goat this can see ours and get all three news that an American corpora­ can be pushed two stops to 6400. will have to pay extra for the Everything except the meter and lead the dance Sunday at time. Next time. I ’ll get his. QUESTION: Why did you together. tion, International Paper Co., is These films are not for the additional prints and you will self-timer function without Ascutney Mountain in Seriously, the entire cast, build a new “ Star Trek” buying Ilford, a major photogra­ ainateur photographer. Most of have a problem finding a lab to batteries. Brownsville. including Leonard, was wond­ bridge? Why not use the one Frank Sanello is a syndi­ phic manufacturer, from CIBA- today's simple point-and-shoot make the prints, since many are “ The dance will promote erfully cooperative. ’They’re from the previous film? cated columnist. □ □ □ GEIG Y Ltd. of Switzerland. cameras are not designed to a pooling of spiritual energy not set up to handle half-frame As part of International Paper, handle such slow or fast ASAs. printing. There’s some bad news on the Ilford will continue to supply the in an appeal to the ancient However, amateurs will be snow god ^ o r a grand Your only real saving will be in horizon; Kodak has announced market with its traditional pro­ pleased with the results they’ll the cost of the film, since one roll price increases on nearly all of its ducts — primarily black-and- northeaster,” the type of get from the new, improved films winter storm that typically Cinema will do the job of two. But I consumer and professional films, white papers and films, and color with ASAs of 100. 200 and 400 that wonder -- how many amateurs as well as on its photographic copy material — under its own blankets New England with should now be available. shoot more than a couple of rolls a papers and chemicals. Expect snow, said Ken White, the 1 HARTFORD traiie names. 2:15 , 4:30, 7:20, 10, 12:15; Sun 12, 2:15, 4:25, 7:50, 10:10, 12:15; Sun 2, 4:25, 7:50, year? other manufacturers to follow ski area’s marketing Cinema CItv — Torch Sono Triloov 4:30, 7:20, 10. — DeepStar Six (R) Sal □ □ □ (R) Sot and Sun 1:15, 3:55, 7:15, 9:40. — 10:10. — January Man (R) Sat 12:50, Also, look for more ergonomi­ director. 1:35, 4:05, 8, 10:20, 12:10; Sun 1:35, 4:05 2:50, 4:55, 7:55, 10:15, 12:05; Sun 12:50, suit. The price of amateur films Women on the Verge of o Nervous cally designed cameras to debut Asked whether the snow Breakdown (R) Sot and Sun 1:45, 3:45, 8, 10:20. — W orking G irl (R) Saf 12:10 2:50, 4:55, 7:55, 10:15, 12:05. Years ago, I owned a half- will increase 3.5 percent. That 2:30, 4:50, 7:05 , 9:40, 11:50; Sun 12:10! this year. Introduced last year, in dance was a recognized 7:30, 9:50. — Another Woman (PG) Sot 2:30, 4:50, 7:05, 9:40. — The Naked Gun camera, an Olympus Pen, means a 24-exposure roli of Thaw In the curtain and Sun 1:45, 4:15, 7:40, 10. — Beaches addition to the Samurai, were the part of religious ritual for (PG-13) Sat and Sun 1, 4:05, 7, 9:30, (PG-13) Sat 1, 3, 4:45, 7:40, 9:45, 11:30; which I loved. The idea didn’t Kodacolor Gold 100 film that now In June 1988, during a thaw in Sun 1, 3, 4:45, 7:40, 9:45. — Mississippi Chinon Genesis, Olympus Infinity the Abenakis, who live catch on, though, and production sells for $4.21 will cost $4.36. the political ice curtain between EAST HARTFORD Burning (R) Sat 1:15, 4, 7:10, 10:05, MANCHESTER Super Zoom 300 and Ricoh’s mainly in the Canadian 12:25; Sun 1:15, 4, 7:10, 10:05. — Twins UA Theaters East — Scrooged (PG- was stopped. That doesn’t sound so bad when the Soviet Union and the United Poor Richards Pub and Cinema — (PG) Sat 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:30, 9:50, 11:55; 13) Sat and Sun 2, 4:20, 7, 9:30. — Mirai. These are do-everything border town of Swanton, The Accused (R) Sat 7:30, 9:30, 12 Last year, however, at least compared with the news that the States, some Eskimos flew from Closed on Sunday. Sun 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:30„ 9:50. — Rain Crossing Delancey (PG) Sat and Sun “ bridge” cameras designed to tribal Chief Homer St. Man (R) Sat 1:30, 4:15, 7:15,9:55, 12:25; 2:10, 4:40, 7:30, 9:35. — M y Step Mother wo manufacturers reintroduced prices of Kodachrone 25 and 64 Alaska to Siberia to visit their Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — The Land Sun 1:30,4:15, 7:15,9:55. — D irty Rotten entice the point-and-shooter into Francis laughed and said, Before Time (G) Sat and Sun 12:20. — Is an Allen (PG-13) Sat and Sun 2:15, GOING TO THE MOVIES — Geena Dauia \A/itii .. aif-frame cameras; theYashica are going up 7 percent. ancestral homeland and friends Oliver & Company (G) Sat-Sun 12, 6:35. Scoundrels (PG) Sot 12:40, 2:55, 5:05, 4:30, 7:15, 9:40. — The Rocky H orror amurai, which takes half-frame more advanced photography “We have a dance for — The Accidental T ourist (PG) Sot 12, 7:45, 10:10, 12:20; Sun 12:40, 2:55, 5:05, Picture Show (R) Sat midnight. — U2 and Robert Gorman take in a movie in ‘The'AcddLntM □ □ □ and relatives they hadn’t seen 7:45, 10:10.— Tequila Sunrise (R) Sat 2, Rattle and Hum (PG-13) Sat midnight. " I” ) pictures, and a new Canon They look more like video came­ everything.” Tounst. a film version of Anne Tyler’s best-sdlfnTnove^ since 1948, says National model that can take either half- or ras than like the standard 35mm From Porter’s Camera Store Geographic. J

30 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Jan. 21, 1989 FOCUS / Books & MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Jan. 21, 1989 — 31 MANCHESTER HAS IT 'Establishing Zion’ Best-SeDers FICTION garten,” Robert Fulghum 2. 1. “The Sands of Time,” “A Brief History of Time,” A grain of salt for old Mormon history Sidney Sheldon Stephen Hawking Jack J. Lappen Realty SWIMMING POOL SPECIAL 2. “Rivals,” Janet Dailey 3. “Child Star,” Shirley By Michael White multivolume history of the Drawing from the pioneers’ own 3. “ The Cardinal of the Temple Black Are you renting? Would you The Associated Press church. The project was Kremlin,” Tom Clancy 4. “Grade,” George Burns Custom Kitchen Center diaries, Campbell notes that like to buy? Do you qualify? scrapped in 1981 after leaders many in the intitial company 4. “Mutation.” Robin Cook 5. “ 8-Week Cholesterol 30th Year Anniversary Offer Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling 5. “A Season in Hell,” Jack You might be surprised! 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But decades passed NON-FICTION Harvey Mackay into popular tales of the Mormon harder on (Mormon founder and before the episode was hailed by 1. “All I Really Need to pioneers. leader) Brigham Young.” the church as a miracle. Know I Learned in Kinder­ — Courtesy of Waldenbooks SAVE BUY AT SAVEl Published by Signature Books Nevertheless, Campbell, an Such notable Mormons as PARKADE UNES two years after Campbell’s death award-winning historian and pro­ Young, Eliza R. Snow and Parley AUCTIONS in 1986, the book chronicles The fessor at the Mormon Church’s P. Pratt made no mention of gulls Every Thursday Night Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- BLACK MAGIC Brigham Young University, in their accounts of that critical The biography of a cult (and aome Friday nights) day Saints from the colonization gives some of Utah’s most fabled summer. Saturday Nites — 9 p m of the Salt Lake Valley in 1847 moments a new perspective. 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And what was ordered the extermination of all the meaning of their chanting, movement counted more than 200 Sidney Sheldon’s latest novel, Now she thinks only of stealing temples and farms in 60 coun­ the convent’s golden cross and male Indians in Utah Valley. jiggling and cymbal-clanging? ever yth in g in glass “The Sands of Time,” is an Several days later, the militia “Monkey on a Stick” provides tries, tens of thousands of follow­ improbable tale of four nuns selling it so that she can make her ers and tens of millions of dollars WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" way to Zurich, where her father attacked a band of 70 male and the answers from reporters John captured by Basque separatists female Indians camped on the Hubner of the San Jose Mercury in its coffers. in Spain. Plucked from their has set up a secret bank account But then the lofty aims of the in her name. 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32 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Jan. 21, 1989 FOCUS / Senior Citizens WIT OF THE WORLD BUSINESS Program to focus on Medicare CL&P appeals ruling This column is prepared by the staff interstate succession, differences be­ potato, vegetable, roll, ice cream, of the Manchester Senior Citizen’s tween probate estate and taxable beverage. £ Center. estate, and estate planning. Attorney Friday — Tuna salad sandwich, soup, to seek higher rates Wilson will also offer a question and dessert (Chef’s Choice), beverage. By Joe DImlnIco answer period. Mil HARTFORD (AP) — Connecti­ a “ wish list.” Activities Specialist Gamblers take heed. The Senior ON-GOING ACTIVITIES: Center is offering an overnight trip to cut Light & Power Co. is appeal­ “ It’s a wish list they are Monday — Ceramics. 9:30 a.m.: ing part on a decision that ■Are you having difficulty with your Atlantic City on Feb. 12 and 13. The Quilting II, 9:30 a.m.: Bingo, 10 a.m.: bringing to the Superior Court to panted it a $27 million rate Medicare forms? Do they seem confus- package includes transportation, one Pinochle, 12:30 p.m.: Quilting I, 1p.m. get something extra for the increase last month, company ng at best? Are you being denied night at Caesars' Boardwalk Casino, $5 Tuesday — Square dancing, 10 a.m.: shareholders,” Meehan said. ! >ayment because of incomplete forms? officials said. coin voucher, $5 food credit, a revue Exercise with Cleo, 1:30 p.m.: Grocery Meehan said he also is consid­ If the answer is yes, you are encouraged show, room tax and baggage handling. shopping (Stop & Shop), call a day in In a lawsuit filed Friday in ering filing appeals on two parts 0 attend our Medicare program Price of the affair is $78. advance for ride: Non-grocery shop­ Hartford Superior Court, CL&P is of the decision. Wednesday at 10 a.m. The program will In regards to the inclement weather ping (K mart), call a day in advance for contesting two issues in a Dec. 21 Among these is the DPUC’s consist of a video presentation entitled policy, seniors are reminded that all ride. ruling by the state Department of decision to allow CL&P to phase “ Processing your Medical forms. " activities are canceled when school is Wednesday — Pinochle, 9:30 a.m.; Public Utility Control. If success­ in $20 million in construction Guest speaker will be Louise Muschko: canceled. If in doubt, please listen to Friendship Circle, 10 a.m.; Arts and ful. the suit could result in a 0.5 costs of the 1.150-megawatt Mill­ she is well versed and will entertain radio stations WTIC and WDRC. crafts, 12:30 p.m.; Western civilization, percent or $9.4 million additional stone 3 into the rate increase. .vour questions. Get well wishes are extended to Russ 1;45 p.m. EFBE increase if CL&P prevails on the Meehan said he also may Miner in Manchester Hospital. Thursday — Lunch, 11:45 a.m,; Amsterdam two issues it is contesting. CLASSES: NETHERLANDS= L\ appeal the DPUC’s projected 3.2 Condolences to Mille Nixon and her Program, 12:30 p.m. CL&P is appealing the DPUC’s percent sales revenue increase Padded photo album — Thursday at family over the recent death of her Friday — Ceramics, 9:30 a.m.: ruling that all benefits of power for CL&P in 1989. He said sales 9:30 a.m. sister and Agnes Kamor and her family Bingo, 10 a.m.; Exercise with Cleo, 11 sales from Millstone 3 nuclear revenue increases have averaged Oil painting — Begins Tuesday, Jan. over the recent death of her brother. a,m.; Setback, 12:30 p.m. power plant to other utilities 4.5 percent in recent years. 31, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Transportation to and from the should go to ratepayers and not Basketweaving (Intermediate) — center is available. Call a day in CL&P has 1 million electric shareholders. Begins Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2 to 4 p.m. advance. SCORES: PEOPLE customers in Connecticut and The company is also appealing Basketweaving (Advanced) — Beg- There will be blood pressure clinics in Setback — Jan. 13: Clara Hemingway Western Massachusetts. It also ns Thursday, Feb. 2, 2 to 4 p.m. February. Dates to be announced. 139; Anne Welskopt 128: John Klein 123, the DPUC’s denial of a request has 170,000 gas customers who Caning — begins Wednesday. Feb l Legal Aid will be available by Betty Jesanis 121; Art Bouffard 118. George Burns turns 93 that it be allowed earn a return on are not affected by the appeal 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. money it spent on fuel for 1989 appointment on Thursday, Feb. 16. To Bowling — Jan. 17: Harold Hinkel BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — Enter­ Home repair — Wednesday, Feb l which has not been collected make an appointment call 647-3211. 516; Jim Fee 509: Leo Leggitt 510; tainer George Burns decided to donate $1 In 1957, the last of New York 9:30 to 11:30 a,m. through electric rates. Bruno Giordano 200, 532: Norm Lasher million to a hospital endowment fund to AP photo City’s electric trolleys completed Exercise with Rose — Begins Feb. 6. TRIPS: 539; A1 Rodonis 515: Stan Wlochowski “ One of our concerns is that celebrate his 93rd birthday Friday, his FUTURES TRADING — Traders deal in financial futures at the Chicago its last run from Queens to ‘t will beheld on Mondays, Wednesdays Feb. 1 — Coachlight “ Gentlemen 530: Rusty Rusconi 508: Ray Bernstein manager said. these are not one time issues.” nd Fridays from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Manhattan. Prefer Blondes.” 513: Ray Chittick 517; Ed Lithwin 202: Burns is topping off the pot for a $90 Mercantile Exchange on Friday. Several trading seats have been sold on CL&P spokesman Jeffrey R. Ukranian eggs — Two (2-day) March 15 — St. Patrick’s Day Party. Andy Lamoureux 522: Frank Gallas million-fund drive for Cedars-Sinai Medical commodities exchanges since word broke of a federal undercover Kotkin said. “ They (the issues) -essions. Register for one class. Class $31,50 per person. Storrowtown Tav­ 507. Center that he began with a $1 million donation will be around for several years. will be held Feb. 21 and 28 or March 7 investigation into allegations of fraud involving millions of dollars. erns, West Springfield, Mass. Signup Edna Christensen 176, 182, 514; on his 90th birthday, manager Irving Fein said. It’s not just 1989, its 1989 and and 14 from 1 to 3 p.m. Supplies may be Feb. 10. Jennie Leggitt 463; Alice Chittick 188, "As of today they've got $89 million .. .'lohe s many years to com e.” BOBJOBIN N5 purchased in class (approximately $5). April 4 — Rockingham race track, $29 457: Mary Hottum 183. 483: Betty giving them the extra million as a birthday gift State Consumer Counsel James Driver's education — Feb. 21 and 22, per person. Signup Feb. 6. Lamoureux 184, 502: Harriet Giordano to them, ” Fein said. F. Meehan called CL&P’s appeal PAINTING INC. 12:30 to 4 p.m. Fee $7 made payable by Commodities traders 193, 502; Hilma McComb 466: Carol Burns is the author of the best-selling novel Peck to .AARP. Stop in office to MENU: Tacpnis 452; Connie Webster 455. "Grade: A Love Story,” about his late wife A '■egister. Pinochle — Jan. 18: Mabel Loomis This is my lull-lime business. Residen Monday — Macaroni and cheese, Gracie Allen. tia) painting is my specialty. Ceilings vegetable, roll, fruited jello, beverage, 719; Peter Casella 718. Born Nathan Birnbaum on Jan. 20, 1896, in MISCELLANY: put seats up for saie spray textured/or painted. Also, all Tuesday — Roast beef grinder, 'V-8 Bridge — Jan. 4: Edith Howland New York, Burns began in vaudeville and then types of interior painting. 100% paint Seniors are encouraged to attend the juice, tapioca pudding, beverage. 3,980; Sally Goodstine 3,840: Bill Cooper became a comedian, performing in radio and added to texture (Vermiculite/Perliio) presentation on Probate Thursday at . ’ 75(150 Oai. Min.) Wednesday — Shells and meat sauce, 3,700; Henry Durchfort 3,680; Tom movies, most recently in the title role of the CHICAGO (AP) — Traders at the to give bonding and white appearance approximately 12:45 p.m. Attorney Friday. But a law enforcement official in PrfC9$ »ubl0Ct to tossed salad, garlic bread, pears, Giordano 3,620; Bev Taylor 3,570: “ Oh, God” series of films. nation’s biggest futures exchanges are Also, ceiling repainted conventionally. Jacqueline Wilson will be present to Washington, who spoke on condition of beverage. Catherine Byrnes 3,270: Nadine Mal- putting their seats up for sale, panicked by Manchester • 645-8393 Professional power roller equipment discuss items such as probate costs. Thursday — Baked chicken, whipped com 3,140. anonymity, confirmed it a day earlier. used, depending on your particular the scope of a investigation in which FBI Seats on the exchanges allow traders situation. agents reportedly posed as traders and access to various markets on the trading Nureyev costs ballet bought a seat on an exchange. • Quality work • Neatness floor. The Merc has 2,724 seats, the Board W ILS6)N • On schedule • Fully insured Social Security OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - The Omaha Ballet Twelve seats were sold at the Chicago of Trade 3,400. Mercantile Exchange and the Chicago Established in 1970 had hoped to make at least $20,000 from a Last year the price of a Merc seat ranged performance by ballet great Rudolf Nureyev. Board of Trade from Thursday through ^ U YEARS O r QUALITY SERVICE J from $350,000 to $523,500, officials said. 649-9027 Instead, it lost about $18,500. mid-afternoon Friday, as information QUESTION: I have become ac­ drugs under the new Catastrophic of our reduction depends on the number Prices for Board of 'Trade seats ranged Nureyev drew 2,021 people, short of the became known on the probe into allega­ quainted with a couple who have coverage? of months you start receiving checks from $371,000 to $545,000, said Mark Prout, capacity of 2,759. tions that traders defrauded investors of recently immigrated to the United before you are 65. For instance, if you an exchange spokesman. Attendance accounted for $61,500 in ticket millions of dollars. States. They arrived with very little and retire at 62, your benefit amount will be need some assistance until they become revenue, said Thomas Hosier, president of the “ We had a week’s worth of sales in a The Tribune, citing sources it did not ANSWER: Medicare coverage of reduced by 20 percent. If you elect to ballet board. SUPER BOWL XXIII better established here. Could they day,” said Andrew Yemma, chief spokes­ identify, said Carlson and another agent, prescription drugs does not begin until continue working past your 65th birth­ receive some benefits through the But the performance cost about $80 000 to man for the Merc. Michael McLoughlin, who traded Treas­ s 1991. Then in 1991. after the beneficiary day, you will earn extra retirement > Supplemental Security Income stage, including artist fees, hall rental, Traders at the two exchanges are the ury bonds, attempted to win the confidence 2: pays $600 in expenses for Medicare- credit, for when you do retire. Cur­ o 'Togram? marketing and insurance, he said Thursday. targets of an investigation that involved of other traders by entertaining them at SPECIAL!! approved drugs. Medicare will pay half rently. your retirement benefit will ^ He said that ticket prices, which ranged from X the allowed cost of any additional increase by 3 percent for each year yon the tape-recording of hundreds of transac­ posh downtown apartments and exercising n ANSWER: In addition to having $25 to $65 niight have discouraged some people cn Medicare approved charges that year. work past 65 and don t collect Social tions on trading floors over a two-year with them at an expensive health club. H •mited income and security, they must from attending and that others may have been In 1992, Medicare will pay 60 percent of Security, or of one percent for each period. Subpoenas have been issued for M so be age 65 or older, blind or concerned about Nureyev’s age _50 The agents-turned-traders recorded con­ X the beneficiary's Medicare approved month. Remember two things. First if records at both the Merc and CBOT. disabled. If they are legally admitted versations on the trading floors that X charges above an estimated $652 you elect early retirement, your checks The Chicago Tribune reported Friday LUIGI’S RESTAURANT *or permanent residence and they have suggest some trades were rigged to n deductible. In 1993 and thereafter, if will be permanently reduced ... to take that the FBI secretly paid for a Board of prevent customers from getting fair- X a sponsor, their sponsor's income and into account the longer period of time premiums have been sufficient to cover Trade seat — which can cost hundreds of market prices, and that some brokers sent > resources may also count for 3 years you'll be receiving them. And second, Reynolds appears on show r 1 costs. Medicare will pay 80 percent after admission. If they are not yet U S. thousands of dollars — and had agent false reports to customers to hide the Get 2 Liter Pepsi a after the deductible even if you don’t plan to retire when you JUPITER, Fla (AP) — n..,-* d . citizens,they can receive Supplemental Richard Carlson act as a soybean futures skimming of profits or overcharges on reach 65, be sure to stop by Social putting his mouth where his ^ 0 ^ 6?"° with v> trader. He was one of four agents who commissions, the Tribune said. u Security Income checks only if they Security anyway to sign up for more appearances on the svndioatoH have been legally admitted this country picked up evidence of widespread fraud. Medicare. show he helped create “ Win T o ie nr n® Unlike stock brokers on Wall Street, to live here and the Immigration and Commodities attorney John Troelstrup a . QUESTION: I understand that Social commodity traders trade for themselves u Naturalization Service is permitting Security has a lot of options as far as attributed the sales of seats to “ fear of the •< as well as their customers in a chaotic FREE them to stay. Talk with the people at picking the time to retire goes. Is this unknown” among traders. your local Social Security office for true? “ It’s the sudden realization they have auction system that employs shouting and hand signals, making it easy fora trader to when purchasing a Large Pizza more details about their potential This column is prepared bv the East d iS u to r ' Productions, the show’s been in the midst of people who are not of get lost in the crowd. eligibility. ANSWER: It certainly is. Normal Hartford office of the Social Security them, wearing wires,” said Troelstrup. with 2 or more items on it. retirement age, if there is such a thing Administration, Questions should be along with^RrynoWs*?s^e*’xwmiie^D7d But he said most would not be greatly They buy and sell contracts for future these days, is 65. But you can retire as sent to: Social Security, Manchester affected by the investigation. delivery of commodities such as grains, QUESTION: How much will Medi­ early as age 62 with reduced retirement Herald, P,0. Box 591, Manchester FBI spokeswoman Jane Koshutko would iivestock. Treasury bonds and foreign 704 Hartford Road 649-5325 care pay for outpatient prescrijDtjqn benefits. And many people do. The size 06040, neither confirm nor deny the investigation currencies. J AA N

MARKET REPORT Century Brass faces Aciivily Over ihe past 30 Iraflifig flays UTC sets 2300

$365,500 PCB penalty 2.250 record in CLASSIFIED ADS 643>2711

2.200 RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. WATERBURY (AP) - The ing them to register PCB items DEADLINES: For classified odvertlsments to YOUR AD: Clatilfed advertisements are 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. token by telephone as a convenience. The with fire response personnel and earnings be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Environmental Protection 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Agency has proposed a $365,500 to mark the means of access to ti deodllne Is noon on the day before publlco- 2.150 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size ot PCB transformers. tlon. For advertisements to be published penalty — its largest in New HARTFORD (AP) - United Minimum charge: 4 lines. the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen England to date — against The companies also allegedly Technologies Corp. announced Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be Century Brass Products Inc. for failed to maintain inspection and 2.100 - DOW JONES AVERAGE Friday that 1988 earnings were a corrected by on additional Insertion. alleged violations of PCB maintenance records of PCB record $659.1 million on revenues regulations. transformers, to mark PCB items HIGH 2,249.45 2.050 of $18.5 billion. I PART TIME The agency also is proposing a according to the regulations, and Notices I PART TIME LOW 2,221.25 The defense and technology $239,500 penalty against Pan they allowed transformers to leak HELP WANTED HELP WANTED CLOSE 2,235.36 giant said 1988 income was up HELP WANTED [HELP WANTED [HELP WANTED Metal Corporation of Los PCBs, the EPA said. 2.200 As a condition precedent to CHANGE D o w n 3.75 about 11 percent from $591.7 TEXTBOOK Advisory The leakage was too small to the placement of any adver­ MACINTOSH Users. Part Angeles. million earned in 1987, when tising In the Manchester He­ Service needs several time for bi-weekly pub- TEXAS Oil Company INSPECTION Supervisor The penalties stem from elec­ cause serious contamination, Mi­ rald, Advertiser hereby needs mature person - To assist, direct and 1.950 revenues totaled $17.4 billion. people. Writers, Edi­ llcatlon. Days and trical equipment containing chael Kenyon, an EPA lawyer WTwT? UTWTF £3 T W T f MTwTf UTWTF agrees to protect. Indemnify tors, Telephone Sur­ THE DEADLINE FOR tor short trips sur­ schedule small Inspec­ Earnings per share increased and hold harmless the M an­ nights available. Call PCBs that the companies stored who worked on the case, said ______II______j t ______' 2 ______!______u 12 percent in 1988 to $5.05, the vey. Educators pre­ 646-1479.______PLACING OR rounding Manchester. tion, packaging and chester Herald, Its officers ferred though not Contact customers. We shipping department. at a facility owned by New Friday. highest ever reported by UTC. and employees against any PART Time proof-reader CANCELING AN AD IS and oil liability, loss or essential. Hours and train. Write W.F. Dick­ Must be familiar with Waterbury Limited, in Water- The complaints were issued Full-year earnings per share tor bl-weekly publica­ 12 NOON THE DAY erson, President, Inspection procedures expense, Including attor­ pay mutually deter- tion. Days and nights bury. EPA officials said the size under the authority of the Toxics were $4.52 in 1987. mlned. Call 649-9517. BEFORE. MONDAY - Southwestern Petro­ relating to mechanical neys' fees, arising from available. Call 646-1479. of the penalties reflect the Substances Control Act, which In the fourth quarter ended claims of unfair trade practi­ BABYSITTER. Mature, FRIDAY. IN ORDER leum, Box 961005, Fort and electrical. 4 day amount of PCBs, or polychlori­ prohibits PCBs from being manu­ Dec. 31, income was $150.6 million ces, Infringement of trade­ responsible person to PART time Janitorial TO MAKE THE NEXT Worth, Texos 76161. week, Monday through New presidents marks, trade names or pat­ worker wanted to clean Thursday. Apply Able nated biphenyls, involved. PCBs factured and also provides a list on revenues of $5.3 billion, ents, violatlan of rights of care for our 9 month ISSUE. FRIDAY CONSTRUCTION Inspec­ of regulations with which existing old son and 5 year old health club, third shift AFTERNOON BY 2:30 tor. Experienced In all Coll and Electronics, are suspected carcinogens and compared with 1987 fourth- privacy and Infringement af during week, second Howard Road, Bolton. known causes of liver ailments equipment containing PCBs must copyright and proprietary daughter In our Bolton PM FOR MONDAY’S aspects of site work quarter earnings of $172.5 million shift on weekend. Including grading, util­ comply, according to Bob McCon­ cool the market rights, unfair competition home. Occasional ISSUE. THANK YOU and skin rashes. on revenues of $4.8 billion. and libel and slander, which weekday and weekend Please call Accent ities, and paving. Im­ The agency claims Century nell, chemical engineer in the Earnings per share in the last may result from the publica­ evenings. Call 643-7427. Building Services, 675- FOR YOUR mediate opening. tion of any advertlsment In 8954 or 295-8998. Brass and Pan Metal failed to E P A ’s Toxic Substances Control By Chet Currier quarter were $1.16, compared COOPERATIONIII Please send resume to: section. the Manchester Herald by PART time Assistant In Patricia Gerhard, Foss comply with regulations requir- The Associated Press with $1.32 in 1987. advertiser. Including adver­ Sell clerk, full or part time, The complaint against Pan Manchester Doctor's «. O'Neil, Inc., 146Hart­ “ We fulfilled our promise of tisements In any free distri­ ARE YOU A night or day. department Metal and Century Brass Pro­ NEW YORK — If the stock market is going to do bution publications pub­ office. Must be depen­ ford Road, Manches­ manager wanted at once, Dow Chemical Co. record earnings for share­ dable, responsible and MEDICAL Assistant with ter, Connecticut 06040. ducts, a Waterbury brass mill well in the first year of George Bush’s presidency, it lished by the Manchester TEAM PLAYER? to work In modern phar­ holders,” said Robert F. Daniell, Herald. Penny Sletfert, have a pleasant per­ bookkeeping and medl- EOE M /F ______that filed for bankruptcy in 1985, will have to give him a warmer welcome than it has Our teim It Ambtstador cal experience for macy. With pleasant sticks by its name UTC chairman and chief execu­ Publisher. sonality. Afternoon TRAINING. For positions stems from an inspection at the accorded the past several newcomers to the White Cards a division ot Hallmark Manchester practice. working conditions, at tive officer. ‘ ‘The strengths of our hours. Some mornings. now available for MIDLAND, Mich. (A P) — It facility in the fall of 1987, Kenyon House. I LOST Cards. Wa have both 646-5153. Send resume to: 1 Her­ Manchester's largest three core businesses — itage Place, Suite 105, Norse Aides, on 3-11 shopping center. Fringe took six months to settle the issue, said. In 1969, when President Nixon took office, the merchandising and Installa­ shift. Training classes aerospace-defense, building sys­ AND FOUND tion positions svallabla on a Manchester, benefits, good salary and but Dow Chemical Co. has Pan Metal bought electrical market dropped about 14 percent. Connecticut. ottered for Interested tems and automotive — should tlrst come tirst serve bssitl Individuals who are not hours. Apply at once to decided to keep its middle name, equipment from Century Brass After his successor, Gerald Ford, was sworn in in IMPOUNDED. Beagle, 5 Miss Verge or Head phar­ enable us to achieve sustained Daytime work Is Ideal for HELP WANTED SCULPTURED nail per- currently certified. as well as the first and last. Products in 1986, but there is a August 1974, the Dow Jones industrial average went years old, tri-color, son. Inquire Ken, 643- macist. earnings improvement over the those with school children or Paid training period Frank Popoff, Dow president dispute as to who owns the into a 200-point swoon in less than two months. bobbed tall. Found on 1442. long term.” Bldwell Street. Call sttending classes. We train SECRETARY. Office with Increase after 90 Liggett Pharmacy and chief executive officer, said transformers, he said. Jimmy Carter, in 1977, was greeted with a 10 days. Call 643-5151. The company’s Pratt & Whit­ Mancheter Dog the right people for these Clerk with typing, key­ PROFESSIONAL Person Friday that an internal commit­ “ All we know is that they had percent decline. Even the arrival of Ronald Reagan, Crestfleld Convales- 404 Watt IM4«a Tpfct. ney, Otis and UT Automotive Warden, 643-6642. year round part time open- punch and strong or­ needed for office tee and a consultant had looked been stored there in 1987 and we with his immense popularity on Wali Street, was supply company as as­ cant Home, turned into consistentiy strong Inga. Flexible scheduling. In­ ganizational skills Manchester.______into changing the 92-year-old believe they had been stored followed by a 7 percent loss in 1981. terested candidates contact: needed for country sistant manager, some performances in 1988, Daniell corporate identity and recom­ there for many years,” Kenyon It is a generally accepted view in the financial Florence at 203-628-9579. club. Diversified full nights and weekends. CLERICAL Worker ACCOUNTANT. Junior said. FINANCIAL Experience helpful but needed to assist busy mended against any change. said. "W e decided the wisest world that this tendency is more than coincidence. And Equal Opportunity Em­ time position. Flexible Accountant needed. hours. Call our busi­ not necessary. Com­ office In bookkeeping, Requirements ore a Dow spokesman Tom Hender­ thing we could do would be to sue A change of command presumably begets Pratt’s commercial engine bus­ ABANDON The search. ployer. petitive pay and benef­ filing, night typing and iness contributed substantially to ness office Mondav- four year Accounting son said he didn’t know how much both of them and let them fight it uncertainty among investors, who pull back until Thank you tor making HALLMARK Frldav, 9am-5pm at its. Non smoker. For other clerical duties. Degree and working the study cost, and he wouldn’t out in court.” they become familiar with a new administration. 1988 earnings, while Otis’ equip­ us #1 for 41 years. 633-5253. Interview, call 872-6075, Must be mature and knowledge ot Lotus Fast, confidential, reveal any alternative names Officials of Century Brass were Furthermore, new presidents often use their ment orders were up about 20 ask tor Linda. responsible. Full or 123. Excellent starting easy mortgages. Mr. PART Time paste-up ar­ A NATIONWIDE Car part time hours. Pleae that were considered. unavailable for comment Friday. early months in office to take tough measures that percent on a worldwide bases, tist for bi-weekly publi­ Rental firm seeks HOUSEKEEPER. Part salary and benefits. Daniell said. Mortgage, where time weekends only. call 646-2469, ext. 223, Send resume In confi­ In October, the company was Charles Pieterse, a lawyer would be politically difficult or awkward at any America borrows has cation. Two days every agressive, career- Betty. “ UT Automotive achieved re­ other week. 646-1479. minded Individual for Excellent opportunity dence to: Senior Stott said to be consi(jlj^t;iP8 dropping from the firm Whitman and other time. been a neighborhood tor student or second COMPANION/House- Accountant, P.O. Box And, as it happens, 1969, 1974 and 1981 — though cord revenues and earnings for tradition helping ho­ LEGAL Assistant. Part management trainee "Chemical” from; its name to Ransom in Greenwich, which position. Our training Income. Experience keeper. For elderly 8405, Easft Hartford, CT reflect Dow’s expanding role in represents Pan Metal, said he not 1977 — were recession years. the second consecutive year,” he meowners for 41 years. time, experience In not required. Call or woman. Own room, 06108. EOE______added. Please call Conn 8e probate area helpful. program lasts 3 to 6 non-chemical industries such as had no comment on the proposed As 1989 begins, the economy is growing, with few months and leads di­ applY In person to: bath, TV. In West Hart­ Conn at 233-9687. Could work Into full South Windsor Nursing ford apartment. Must “EASY DOES IT" is the insulation and household goods. penalty. signs of a business slump any time soon. Stock Hartford-based United Tech­ time position. Send re­ rectly to management way to describe placing a prices have rallied in the weeks leading up to Bush’s nologies’ best-known products position. Good starting C en ter, 1060 M ain drive. References re­ I PART TIME sume to: Box D, c/o Street, South Windsor, quired. Call 813-481- want ad. Just call 643-2711 inauguration, aided by hopes that he would bring a include Pratt & Whitney aircraft Manchester Herald, 16 salary, benefits and bo­ and we do the rest! HELP WANTED nuses. Call for Inter­ Connecticut 289-7771. 7446, collect. new touch to dealing with some oid problems. engines, Otis elevators and escal­ Brianard Place, Man­ EOE Slack demand, overpricing chester. view, 667-4410. Nevertheless, Wall Streeters a re watching ciosely ators, Sikorsky helicopters, Ha­ MANAGER TRAINEES reduce state housing starts to see if past patterns repeat themselves. milton Standard aerospace Said Suresh Bhinid, chief investment strategist at systems. ASSISTANT MANAGERS Oppenheimer & Co., “ 1989 is likely to be a very TELEPHONE PRIVATE PARTY HARTFORD (AP) — For the the market, contributing to the difficult year for stocks and bonds. Earnings rise 59% CAREERS HAPPEN AT first time in four years, fewer downturn in construction, said “ The U.S. budget deficit is no longer improving. Merchandise Ads than 20,000 building permits for Sandy Bergin, research supervi­ The U.S. has become a net debtor, currentiy owing at Primerica Corp. SALES homes were issued in Connecticut sor for the Department of Hous­ $400 billion to the rest of the world. in 1988, a fad an analyst attrib­ ing. Because so many houses and GREENWICH (AP) -Prim er­ Part Tim e ADAP “ Capacity utilization is very tight in the uted to slack demand and condominiums remain unsold, ica Corp. on Friday reported a 59 manufacturing sector, and labor shortages are Salespeople Needed Join the largest automotive retail chain in overpricing. builders aren’t building, Bergin percent increase in net earnings beginning to surface. And there is too much debt in New England with plans for greater expan­ A state Department of Housing said. for 1988 over the previous year, all sectors of the economy.” Entry level positions sion throughout the Northeast. Seeking report issued Thursday said She said expensive houses, due in part to the sale one of its Manager trainees and Assistant Store 18,988 permits authorizing con­ those in the $350,000 neighbor­ Stocks shrugged off such worries in the past week. subsidiaries and a strong perfor­ now open. We will pay you Managers to progress in our fast-track 1 ★ Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days struction of single-family houses hood, sell easily, as do those at the In fact, the week’s best showing came on mance by its consumer finance training programs. Previous automotive ex­ weres issued by local building low end of the price range, or Wednesday, in the face of a government report that division. while you train — * Additional Lines 50C Per Line, Per Day perience is not necessary. ADAP offers officials in 1988, the lowest total around $130,000. showed a larger-than-expected increase in the Primerica, acquired by Com­ * Classifications 71 thru 87 competitive salaries and one of the most nation’s trade deficit. since 1981, when 18,131 permits “ The stuff in the middle is just mercial Credit Corp. in De­ all you need to qualify is * Merchandise Under *250 comprehensive benefit packages in the were issued. sitting there,” she said. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials closed cember, reported net earnings * Ad must contain price! industry. In 1986 and 1987, record Housing Commissioner John Friday at 2,235.36, up 9.29 from the week before. from continuing operations of an outgoing personality You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds numbers’ of houses'and condomi­ $161.8 million, or $3.61 a share, for For more information, call 203-649-2885. or Papandrea said there “ might be The New York Stock Exchange composite index and a pleasant due to this low price... send resume to: niums were built in Connecticut. a silver lining in the cloud.” rose 1.58 to 161.16; the NASDAQ composite index for the year ended Dec. 31, compared A state record was set in 1986, to $101.5 million, or $2 a share, “ Now maybe some people will the over-the-counter market gained 4.53 to 391.62, telephone voice. when 29,002 permits were issued. and the American Stock Exchange market value from continuing operations in CALL CLASSIFIED ADAP The number was 26,765 the return to building affordable 1987. housing,” he said. “ Clearly, there index was up 3.59 at 319.52. Call Michael at 643-2711 249 Spencer Street following year. Revenues for 1988 were $1 Manchester. CT 06040 But the high cost of housing in is a saturation of the higher- Volume on the Big Board averaged 161.40 million billion, compared to $912,3 mil­ 643-2711 NOW. Connecticut has created a glut on priced housing.” shares a day, up from 153.57 million the week before. lion the year before. between 1-5 PM. J

HELPWMITED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HOMES j^HOMES HOMES hom es HELP WANTED FOR SALE FDR SALE L0T8/LAND WAITRESSES Wanted. IFOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE P«male or Male No experience neces­ AUTOMOTIVE SALES PEOPLE sary. Full and part SOUTHERN New Eng­ MANCHESTER Large CHFA AND FHA AP­ SERVICE Earning potential MO.OOO*. demo plan, . time. Luigi's Restau­ OPPORTUNl'nES land closslfleld ads raised ronch In Forest MANCHESTER 'ISl.SOO. other excellent fringe benefits Experience rant, 704 Hartford Exp. MpTuI or wM M n. QreWng reach nearly 800,000 PROVED Attrotlve not necessary, appointments only 00. looUng for ttw itgM paopta. Hills, 3 or 4 bedrooms, Well maintained, 6 room MANAGER Road, 649-5325.______PART TIME TELLER homes In Connecticut townhouse located In O uM db iPotinMan A InaMp ofNoa 2'/2 baths, appllanced country setting. Air dormered Cape. 3 Bed­ Cill Don Plrotti 649-4571 BASEBALL Coach, Jun- poaDfona Laam a profiaalon w/a and Rhode Island. The kitchen, oak floors, WILLINGTON Leading Independant Turn your extra time into extra cash with a part time futura. Coma grow with u$l condition, garbage dis­ rooms, eat In kitchen, CARDINAL BUICK, inc. lor Varsity, Coventry price for a bosic 25 fireplace with heotolo- posal, trlgerotor and Lot for salo. 203 fuel company In the 61 Adams St.. Manchester. CT High School. Begin­ word ad Is only $55 and finished basement, fire­ Teller position in our Manchester Parkade banking office. BUDfiET PEST CONmOL tor, sliders from dining stove hood to remain. frontago by 410 doop. Farmington Valley ning March 1989. Con­ 64S4001 will appear In 43 news­ room to large deck. Coll us now and possi­ place, 1 car garage, con­ tact Mr. Dennis Joy, Scheduled hours of work for this position are Monday and papers. For more In­ "PLUS" family room. All approved ready to aeeka Individual with NURSE Aides. Full or bly quality tor on 8 venient location. Must S-1 or S-2 Occupa­ Principal, Coventry Wednesday, 9 am to 3:30 pm. formation call Classi­ D.W. Fish Realty, 643- sell. Call Joe Lombardo, be bnlK on. *79,900. port time positions 1591.0______percent fixed Interest High School, 78 Ripley fied, 643-2711 and ask rote. Realty Word, tional llcenae to head available, all three Hill Road, Coventry, STUDY HALL for detolls.g______Lombardo A Assoclotos up the Service Depart­ shifts. Wewlll train and If you have six months customer contact/cashier experi­ ANSALDI built ranch on Benoit, Frechette As- Century 21 Connecticut 06238. MANCHESTER. Exqul- private street. Kitchen soclotes, 646-7709.0 647-1413 ment. Salary la negoti­ certify. Excellent sa­ Phone, 742-7346. ence, solid communication skills and the ability to work in a MONITOR lary. Please stop In or slte 3 bedroom Colon­ remodeled one year BRAND NEW LISTING! able. Liberal fringe be­ TRACK & Field Assistant fast paced service oriented environment we would like to ial, captivating, 20x20 ago. Hardwood floors MANCHESTER. Six Manor House call Mountain View MancliMter Board Cheerful and sunny 6 room Cope, three bed­ nefits package. Please Health Care, 581 Po- Coaches (2 assistants), hear from you. In return for these skills Northeast Savings first floor family room thru-out, plaster walls, plus room ranch on Ask for Pot Narriagton, write to; starting March 1989. with corner fireplace, two fireplaces, large rooms, 1.5 baths, fire­ quonock Avenue, offers a competitive starting salary, free NOW checking and of Education Hebron Rood In Bol­ place In living room. 072-2353. Windsor, CT 06095, $1600. Please contact Is seeking applicants for level 94x130 lot, vinyl two cor garage. Great ton. 3 bedrooms, 2 full Mr. Dennis Joy, Princi­ siding. $169,900. ERA starter or retirment $137,900. Flono Realty, 688-7211.______a friendly work atmosphere. a study hall monitor at baths, fireplace with a 646-5200. a THE pal, Coventry High Philips Real Estate. home. $154,000. D.W. woodstove, full walk­ RNs or LPNS. Charge and School, 78 Ripley HIM Manchester High 742-8120.______Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 MANCHESTER. Six staff nurse positions We invite you to apply in our branch office during regular out basement, I cor Road, Coventry, Con­ School. Duties include: OPEN House. Manches- COUNTRY kitchen. Man­ garage plus children's room Cope, three bed­ 1 ^ RESORT FRANK A. available. Full or port necticut 06238. Phone, rooms, 1.5 baths, fin­ time employment, all banking hours or contact Allison Keeton, Human Resources supervision of study ter. Spilt level on chester. 3 bedroom Co­ playroom or o 2nd 1 £ 2 J p b o p e r ty 742-7346.______halls, in-school suspen­ lovely, landscaped lot. lonial Cope with front garage. Lovely 1.63 ished fam ily room, CADW ELL three shifts. Excellent Administrator at 280-1111 for more information. Florida Sun Room. salary with full benefits MECHANIC for gas dle- sion room, corridors, Otters luxury living porch. Large dining acre lot only minutes to OWN A Piece of the sun! sel school transporta­ with three bedrooms, room with trench $180,000 Flono Realty, Myrtle Beach, South CORP. package. Please stop In and before and after 1-384. Asking $210,000. 646-5200. o or call Elizabeth Rey­ tion fleet. If you have fully appllanced doors, spacious tlre- Jackson & Jackson Carolina. $59,900 pre­ Ann: PERSONNEL DEPT. pride In your work and school detention rooms gourmet kitchen, spa­ ploced living room, Real Estate, 647-8400.O MANCHESTER. Seven construction prices. nolds, DNS, 581 Poquo- NORTHEAST SAVINGS with related clerical at­ 78 Garden St. nock Avenue, Windsor, wish to work with a cious family room, att­ large master bedroom BRAND NEW LIST­ room L-shoped Ranch, Two bedroom luxury 50 State Street • Hartford, CT 06103 three bedrooms, 1.5 golf villas, tree golf Farmington. CT 06032 CT 06095, 688-7211. great group of people tendance duties. School ached garage, swim­ with walk In closet plus ING!!! Catch the In a modern shop, call EOE/M/F ming pool. Open “ NEW" bathroom. baths, new family membership. Coll 1- RN. Day shift Supervisor days only 7.2 hours breathtaking view of Sylvester, 643-7727. dally. *6.05 hourly wage House, Saturday, 1-4. $144,900 D.W. Fish the Hartford skyline room addition. 800-225-6897. position, Monday- Realty, 643-1591.0 $210,000. Flono Realty, (•7845, yearly). Some For more Information, from the bock of this RECEPTIONIST. We ore Frldov, salary com- coll Jennifer, Realty 646-5200. o______mensurates with expe­ benefits provided. Con­ FIRST TIME BUYERS! I sensational 8 room looking for o pleasant ‘ World, 561-4978 or 646- and 2 bedroom ranch Dutch Colonial on BOLTON. Six room , 2.5 personality' who en­ rience. Full benefits tact; 7576. IMORTBAGES package. Please send a n d tow nhouse. Ralph Rood In Red­ both. Raised Ranch. joys people contact. MANCHESTER. By Charming brick exte­ wood Forms. 4 bed­ Finished family room, Requires answering resume to or coll: Eli­ Mrs. Quinby HOMEOWNERS zabeth Reynolds, DNS, PUT YOUR LOVE ON THE LINE... ^ owner. Newer, seven rior and renovated In­ rooms, 2.5 baths, 2 custom wet bar. phones, greeting vis­ Manchester High School room Dutch Colonial In side. Within walking fireplaces, new oak kit­ $205,000. Flono Realty, FALLING BEHIND?? itors, message taking, or Kathleen Coburn, prime area. Reduced distance to downtown, chen, In-ground pool. 646-5200. □ STOP FORECLOSUREII light typing and filing. Administrator, 581 Po- 647-3529 $20,000 from original library, shops and easy If you are falling bahind on We offer excellent quonock Avenue, WITH THE HERALD’S --- Mint condition Inside eoe asking price. Now commute to Rte. 384. and out!! You must see your mortgage paymanti... wages and benefits, Windsor, CT 06095, 688- $208,900. Coll 646-4628. Anne Miller Real Est­ the Inside of this home OR - If your home la In fora- which Include one 7211. WILLINGTON VALENTINE VERNON. Immaculate ate, 647-8000.O to truly appreciate all cloaure, WE CAN HELPI No week vocation after 6 n^SITUATIDN that It otters! Jackson Now 21,000 «|. ft coR- payment program available months, two weeks af­ Garrison Colonial. FIRST TIM E BUYERS! I Oh the Job tfaihihg L £ | WANTED and 2 bedroom ranch 8< Jackson Real Estate, tomporary on ovor 0 for up to 2 yeara. Bad credit It ter one year, full medi­ Nine rooms, first floor not a problamll Aik how LOW Latm to b« an opNeW lachntctan. Wa LOVB 647-8400.O______acres. 7 rooms, 3 bed­ cal, dental and life family room with fire­ a n d tow nhouse. monthly Paymanta can help offar ataady amploymant. with NURSE. RN, expe­ Charming brick exte­ Insurance, 10 holidays, opportunity to r advancamant. place, finished rec START RIGHT HERE!!! rooms, 2% baths, you SAVE YOUR HOME TO- credit union and much Praaantty taaklng trainaaa lor our rienced. Available tor room or 5th bedroom In rior and renovated In­ This terrific 6 room Mroonod porch, 2 car DAYII more. Send resume to: oEHoa Mafl. and our lant grinding LINES private duty. 742-8461. basement, garage. side. Within walking ranch on Sanford Rood garage. Loads of extras. d apartm ant S tarting h o u rly rata >8.90 distance to downtown, Is Ideal tor o young Swin Ceaservatlve Oreop Glastonbury Gage, 184 Large treed lot. Owner offers rant w M wHh radawa In Sa 90 and 120 daya. b u s in es s $198,500. Phllbirck library, shops and easy couple or singles lust at (203) 454-1330 or Commerce Street, r n option. *200,000. Glastonbury, Connec­ CaN Bob Pound to diaeuaa tha LjjDPPDRTUNITIES Agency, 646-4200. commute to Rte. getting started. 3 bed­ (203) 4544404 axeallant banahta program and 384.$66,900 to $89,900. rooms, modern both, ticut 06033. 203-633-5271. appolntmant lo r Intarvlow. BOLTON. Super Value! EOE______2-3 bedroom Ranch, CHFA Approved - 8 gracious living room Century 21 BUSINESS Opportunity. percent Anne Miller RDDMS QSA Optical • 649-3177 I have an opportunity fully appllanced and with o fireplace, up­ Real Estate, 647-8000.O DISHWASHERS Needed, for your to own your otters 0 full basement, dated heating system, Manor House FDR RENT TELLER needed - Man­ newer vinyl siding and full and part time, ev­ own business for less plaster walls, hard­ 3 FAMILY. Great value Ask for Pat Harrington, enings. Apply In person chester Parkade of­ wood floors, and more. for Investor. 5-4-4 room 0 private yard too! MANCHESTER. Room fice. Please call than $1000. Interested? 072-2353. to Vernon Steok Club, If you are serious, call This home Is located on multi-units renovated Jackson & Jackson tor rent. Available Feb­ 647-5500, ask for Mrs. In 1986, Includes new Real Estate, 647-8400.O ruary. Kitchen and Route 83, Vernon. Hudson. Jackie at Crystal Clear o quiet street and has a Drinking Water, 647- large private yard. appliances, over $1,500. laundry privileges. 1990. ______Conveniently located monthly Income. Crea­ BOLTON. Eight room Non-smoker. After close to malor high­ tive financing also Garrison Colonial. CONDDMINIUMS 5:30, 647-0237.______RECEPTIONIST / COMMUNICATIONS ways and shopping. available by owner. Brand new, tour bed­ IFOR SALE MANCHESTER. Cleon, COORDINATOR Real Estate Only $144,900!!! Start your own portfo­ rooms, 2.5 baths, cen­ quiet, convenient to Owner, 643-4022. lio! $ 1 6 9 ,9 0 0 . Anne tral olr. Located on MANCHESTER. Porter­ busline. Call anytime. |15K-*21K per year can be earned at this rapidly grow­ NEW LISTING Two fam­ Miller Real Estate, 647- cul-de-sac. $274,900. Fl- field Condominium, 646-8337. ing Manchester firm. Seeking an experienced recep­ 8000.O ono Realty, 646-5200. □ HOMES ily perfect tor the two bedrooms, 2 baths, MANCHESTER. Excel­ tionist who can project a professional Image when owner occupant. Each EAST HARTFORD. New BOLTON. Brand new one cor garage, full lent, large room, fur­ answer phones and greeting clients. IFOR SALE unit has very generous listing. Seven room Contemporary I Four basement, end unit. nished or unfurnished. Must be able to handle multiple duties: answering busy rooms. Separate utili­ Ranch, 3 bedrooms, bedrooms. Including $185,000. Flono Realty, Kitchen privileges. Rolm Switchboard, fax, mall and light typing. This Is a All reel estate advertised In ties. Two bedrooms on living room, dining Master Bedroom Suite, 646-5200. □______$325/monthlv. 649-4003. full time, 7:45 to 5:15, hourly position. We offer excel­ The Manchester Herald Is each side. Garage. room, kitchen, large 1.5 acre lot. $325,000. LYDALL Woods. Town- lent benefits and advancement opportunities. Please Send a message of love sublect to the Fair Housing $174,900. Solly Sullivan. lower level family Flono Realty, 646-5200. house. 1'/2 baths, gar­ Act of 1968, which makes It Sentry Real Estate, 643- room, 2 fireplaces. En­ □ APARTMENTS cal Debbie Hoskins who Is hiring her replacement at Illegal to advertise any pref­ age. Mint condition. 649-4415. 4060.g______closed sun porch, BOLTON. Five room $16 monthly fee. FOR RENT to your Valentine on erence, limitation or discrim­ many nice features. EOE M/F/V/H Employer______Non-Smoking Company ination based on race, color, CHARMING townhouse Ranch, 1 both, one cor $146,000. Weekdays, ot­ re Igion, sex or notional style two family. Asking $174,900. U & R detached garage, one ter 8pm, anytime wee- February 1 4 **^ origin, or on Intention to Newer blue and white Realty, 643-2692.0 acre lot. $158,000. Flono kends. 646-3709.______MANCHESTER. Two make onv such preference, vinyl siding. New wall MANCHESTER. Six Realty, 646-5200. □ bedroom Townhouse. limitation or discrimination. NEW LISTING! Town- to wall plus two baths room, three bedroom, BOLTON. Six room Nice location, all ap­ The Herald will not know­ 1.5 baths, one cor det­ house conveniences pliances. Heat, hot wa­ WATER TREATMENT OPERATOR ingly accept any advertise­ on owners side. Third Ranch on almost five with no condo tees. floor could be some­ ached garage. $132,900. ter, carpeting, air con- The Connecticut Water Company is seeking a tech­ ment which Is In violation of wooded acres. $170,000. Holt of o duplex with 3 >he low.______thing special and there Flono Realty, 646-5200. Flono Realty, 646-5200. dltlonlng. Coll 647-1595. nically motivated individual for duties including bedrooms and formal S^PECTACULAR nelgh- Is o potential walk out dining room with built MANCHESTER. Two and 1 operation of two water treatment plants, located in CALL borhood - High on the rec room. Deep deep In china closet. An easy three room apart­ Rockville and Stafford Springs. Good math and mountain - FIreplaced lot that bocks up to OPEN HOUSE - SUNDAY 1-4 PM way to get Into the ments. $380 and $480 chemical skills required. family room - formal woods. A special buy. Manchester/Glastonbury Line housing market. Paulo plus utilities. Security. dining room - tire- Coll Alex 647-1419 or 132 Shallowbrook Lone Medeiros Sentry Real No pets. 646-2426, 9-5 State of Connecticut Treatment Plant Operator's 643-2711 649-5159 RE/ MAX East Estate, 643-4060.O weekdays. placed living - built For your growing family this tour bedroom, 3 Certification a Plus. of the River______MANCHESTER. Two and to place your with his usual care and both home on spacious treed lot has room to EASILY AFFORDABLE distinction by Ansaldl - CHFA APPROVED!! three bedroom apart­ Must live in service area or be willing to relocate. grow or In-law potential. Large deck. Super Manchester. It you're Salary commensurate with experience and Home Is looking for a Manchester. We hove looking tor a roomy ments. References and special message two light and bright, neighborhood. Norma Marshall will be your education. Reply to; loving family. Come cheery and conve­ security a must. Call share the view, the spacious units featur­ hostess. 646-4320. niently located 2 bed­ Joyce, 645-8201.______Dir: Route S3 to Shallowbrook Lono. THE CONNECTICUT WATER COMPANY swimming pool, and ing new contemporary room, Vfy both, brick MANCHESTER. Three P.S. Deadline is 10 a.m., Feb. 10th, 1989 ^ country setting. Call kitchens, 2 parking BARNETT BOWMAN condominium Town- bedroom, first floor, 93 West Main Street • Clinton, CT 06413 Alex for o personal spaces, convenient to T i B B L E s house, then this Is the fully appllanced, car­ •OWMP preview 647-1419 or In highway and busline. THE REALTY COMmNY one tor you. An excel­ peted. $700 Plus utili­ the evenings 649-5159 Coll tor details. Low lent buy near 1-384. ties. Security and ref­ RM /M AX East of the lOO's. Century 21 Ep­ 633-3661 $100,900. Century 21 Ep­ erences. Coll 647-0628, River stein Realty, 647-8895.n stein Realty, 647-8895.a evenings. J

> ' ■ ’ J. J • > ; t t » H I II » j 5 T( i HDMES HDMES [ 3^ HDMES 1 ^ HDMES I FDR RENT STDRE AND FDR RENT FDR RENT FDR RENT STDRE AND MANCHESTER. For DFFICE SPACE DFFICE SPACE rent. Colonial, three Now Is the time to run an EAST HARTFQRD/Glas- A bedrooms, V/i baths, ad in classified to sell that BOLTON tonbury line. Seven EAST HARTFQRD. New STDRE. 46 Dak Street. Spedolisf camera you no longer office space In restored Excellent ground floor one car garage. $830 Antique Greek room Cape with use. * w per month. Georgia Revival Home, screened porch, gar­ house, Burnside Ave. location. Good for pro­ Cha Real Estate, 236- eorly post colonial, age, nice lot, first floor 3800 square feet with fessionals, Attorneys, 0507. laundry hook-ups. In­ basement. Can be di­ Dentists, Insurance, genuine charm. vided. Term s negotlOT icoJCLfANING CARPENTRY/ I PAINTING/ I PAINTING/ ROOFING/ HEATING/ EA STFO R D side ot house Is brand Real Estate, Doctors, I 3 bedroom s, I'/ j new. $900 plus utilities. ble. For Information, Travel, Finance, Etc. I SERVICES REMODELING PAPERING PAPERING | £ j SIDING PLUMBING COVENTRY DUPLEX baths, $900/month. call Ruth FIske, 282- Grossman 8. Weln- Off Route 44A. 2 yaart old. HOUSE Security. No pets. 872- Available 2-1-89. 4381, 649-5400, 647-9040, 0651. traub, 649-5334, 647- BEAT next month's voted WILDWOOD Pointing. KItchan, (atnlly room, two for rent. Quiet 9223.______Increased dump 4 SEASONS REMODEUNG Interior or exterior. MANCHESTER PJ's Plumbing, Halting 6 badroomi, 1 bath. Annual 2 m onths security Wall Papering & laaaa >675.00 par month. country setting. WQRTHLDDKINGinto... LQQKING FDR o low-cost LQOKING FDR good charges. Hove your • Additions • Decks Fully Insured. Ask tor ROOFING Air Conditioning and references way to communicate your Cleon up done now. Coll P a in tin g Boilers, pumps, hot water Call Helen at 643-2487, Ideal for the many bargains of­ news? Look for the many • Roofing • Repair Steye or Charlie. 228- Holiday Special req u ired . advertising message? Rov Hardy, 64^7973 Residential, Commercial, tanks, new and S-4;30 waakdaya. fered foi" sole every day in bargain buys advertised 0460.______All lypat of roofing a ropolra. professional NO P E TS . Want ads are your Small Joba Walcomad References & Insurance. replacements. the classified columns! in the classified columns couples. No pets! No Coll 742-9687. answer. Sanlor CItIzan DIacounI D O N ’T KNOW where to I^artv Mattson, 449-4431 2 0 % Off FREE ESTIMATES today. CLEANING look next tor a iob? How 643-9649/228-9616 A v a i i a b i e children. »875/month Complete cleaning tervice (or Call Chris at 645-6559 Gary McHugh, 443-9321 645-8830 CARS CARS your office or businesa. Experi­ about placing a "Situa­ Im m ediateiy - heat included. Call CARS I CARS tion W a n te d " ad in FDR SAL£ FOR SALE enced, thorough, reliable, MISCELLANEOUS 2 bedroom, 4 room sin­ FOR SALE classified? FOR SALE free Estlmtlas. [^ S E R V IC E S 9 7 4 -0 4 7 3 SA’s HOME I FLOORING gle family. Close to Rt. IMPROVEMENTS 1-384 and Manchester Call John 649-5586 GSL Building Mainte­ & REPAIRS nance Co. Commercl- Community College. INVITATION TO BIO "No Job Too Small" FRANK YOUNG FLOORSANDING al/ResIdentlal building Large private yard, Sealed bids will be received RegMsfod and Fully Insured MORIATY BROS. BOOKKEEPING/ • Floors like now repairs and home Im­ *700 per month without In th6 Gonoral Sd fvIcos' of- flee, 41 Center St., Manches- FREE ESTIMATES • Specializing In older floors provements. Interior utilities. Call 643-9321. INCOME TAX PAINTING tSLi CJ uni" FEBRUARY 2, € 4 7 -0 5 9 3 Intarlor SpocMMa • Natural a stained floors and exterior painting, 1989 Of 11:00 o.m, for the fol­ • No waxing anymore light carpentry. Com­ lowing: Complete accounting services plete lonltorlal ser­ Pride taken in every job we dol Joim VvMM - 6466750 NOTICE TO CREDITORS including A/R, A/P. P/R, G/L, vice. Experienced, rel­ T E N (10) PASSENG ER M.T.S. Quality is our main concern. E S T A T E O F P&L Statement and ouarteriy iable, free estimates. M IL T O N S. R IS L E Y CARS - POLICE tax returns. Can design BUILDERS REASONABLE RATES 643-0304. The Hon. David C. Rappa, DEPARTMENT additional applications MIKE GIACALONE SNCW REMQVAL. Judge, of the Court of Pro­ The Town of Manchester Is tailored (or your business We cater to the home owner. UNOLEUM SERVICE bate, District of Coventry, at an equal opportunity em­ 646-2787 R e s 1 d-e n t I a I - a hearing held on January 18, ployer, and requires on otflr- needs. Call 644-6191. Fully Insured Commercial. Drive­ 1989, ordered that all claims 0 Planning Design Service FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED matlve action policy forall of Quality Workmanship ways, starting at $15. must be presented to the fidu­ Its Contractors and Vendors MX6 SALE • Custom Homes 6 4 3 - 6 7 7 4 Free Estimates Call Bob, 872-8841. ciary at the address below. as a condition of doing busi­ 1988 INCOME TAXES • Additions Failure to promptly present ness with the Town, as oar "WE HAVE OVER 25 '88 and '89 MX6‘s" • Decks 643-5439 any such claim may result In Federal Order 11246. Consultation / Preparation • Recreation Rooms DiSTRIBUnON the loss of rights to recover BUY NOW FOR THE BEST PRICES YOU’LL EVER SEEi. • Sunrooms on such claim . Bid forms, plans and specifi­ I ON THIS MODEL LINE — ALL WITH HUGE DISCOUNTS Individuals / LABELS cations are available at the • KItchan a Bath Remodeling 1 ^ ROOFING/ ROOFING/ Tired of manually addressinp Bertha E. Rappa, General Services' office. THIS DISCOUNT SALE ENDS JAN. 31sL 1989 Sole Proprietors • Roofing HEATING/ Clerk | £ i J BIDING BIDING di8tribution mail ~ we can TO W N O F P in t Com#, Ftnl S«rv» B8$i» on all ntock units. • Siding PLUMBING automate this process providing The fiduciary Is: ‘Prtea Includaa All Daalar Pnp * Taaaa 6 RagMratlon Extra Elbert I. Carlson MANCHESTER, CT. Dan Moaler 649-3329 • Concrete Work quality service for a reasonable ROBERT B. WEISS, • Framing Crew Available 206 Twin Hills Drive price Call 644-6161. Coventry, C T 06236 GENERAL MANAGER 1989 IVIX6 DELUXE ssp.«.„h. • WWW eeeeww M ■ 5 Speed with: M & M O IL 046-01 7 7 Lituf Ei*ctre«uc Fu«< InjoeSen. 4 Cyt.. Front O i « trikM Rm t StebJEw F f M ______1989 MX6 GTi 050-01 lni*rmiftgt*t Front W lndthW d Wlport. Trunk U « 4 Fort U d O w Z I L Foe^jeeneri Turbo Ch«rg«d CwqMo. Front 4 Nm t Oi«e Srebee, Iisr«e fttS TbM mM j j ANGELIC HOME *^^*^^**"*' '^••*** *-4*"0b. RbBT StabOUbr, FiwH 4 R w r Mud Ouwde. Vartabta ------CARPENTRY/ HOUSE You Can Give ...or Give PLUMBING A HEATING rra w/CMwni Fn>« WMMM) wlcn. Tn«.k IM » Fu« UX iClL .21" CARE REGISTRY LEOAL NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF CERTIFICATION Iq-IU*. c,^ C«««. Pow wwo- t REMODELING RENOVATIONS Your Painter A Your House A • Oil Bumsr Service a Sales OF PARTY ENDORSED CANDIDATES Was *13,452^ Ronovato 1 room or ontlro houM. • Automatic Oil Delivery LOCAL REOISTRV OFFERS FOR MUNICIPAL OFFICES Strip old pl08lir waNt, Irwulata, Lifetime Contract... Lifetime O UAUTV CARE... N O W O N L Y * 1 1 . 6 5 9 ' Was *17,102" FARRAND REMODCUNG •haatrocfc and llnith. Atoo imtrlor • Wall Pumps Sales a Service LOWER COST TO CUENTa.. A certified list of REPUBLICAN oartv-endorsed candidates palnring, CaN Tor the Town of Bolton for election as First Selectman, Se­ N O W O N L Y * 1 4 , 7 6 8 ' Room additions, decks, roof­ It used to be that every Commitment. • Water Hoatere (Ci«trtc t o m ) COMPANIONa HOMEMAKERS. NURSES lectmen, "Town Clerk, Board of Finance, Board ot Educo- ing, aiding, wlrtdows and gutt­ fie years or so, homeown­ 71®* **9xlew. Planning Commission, Planning 647-3808,1 ers would call In a painter • Bathroom a Kitchen ers. All types of remodeling and Remodeling 647-1956 commission Alternates, Zoning Commission, Zoning Com- 87 HONDA repairs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. and sign on the dotted misslon Alternate Zoning Board of Appeals, Zoning Board ot '84 HONDA '84 FORD '83 DODGE 87LINC0LN '85 line. • Senior ClUzon DIacounta HAWNES TWEE SERVICE Appeals Alternate and Town Meeting Moderator Is on file in PRELUDE F-150 But. 647-8509 • Elactrlc work by mv office at 222 Bolton Center Road, Bolton, CT and copies Whita Std. CIVIC ARIES TOWNCAR CADILLAC Bucket, truck a chippar. Stump 4 Or., Sptdal Pickup. Cap Sllvar, Auto Brogham, 4 O r . But no more. Because Precision Electric thereof are available tor public Inspection. Aut. Loaded Ret. 645-6849 CARROUSEL now there's the Restora­ ramoval. Free eatlmataa. *11.999 Loadtd. Whitt Woodworking A FREE ESTIUATES Spadal conaldaratlon for If'**’ **• *’•’** M arch 6,1969 It the required prim ary *5999 *5.999 •17.999 tion Collection: histori­ c5!!»i oPDosItlon candldate(s) Is f IM , pursuant to *2.999 *9.495 eldarly and handicappad. S & G H O M E Cirpontry cally inspired vinyl siding Phone: 649-2871 Sectlons^382to 9-450 ot the Conn, (jeneral Statutes, not later that offers the charm and '87 MERC. '87 MAZDA 88 TO YO TA IMPROVEMENT • Counter Topa Ii.”" February 2, 1989. Petition forms, Instruc- '86 OLDS '86 BUICK CompMe home le novations beauty of wood. Yal never 6 4 7 -7 5 5 3 nons and Information concerning the procedure for filing of COUGAR PICK UP CAMRY • Cuatom Cabinata need painting. n ? ®?fl4ldacles. Including schedules, may be obtained FIFTH^AVE. D ELTA 88 Intsrlor/oxMrlor pahNIng. Whitt. Lotdtd White. Auto Rad/Whne Brown. 5 Spd. ELECTRA Deckt/kHohens/halh rsmodsling • QaneralGarpantry f r ^ Pr’sclllo M. Dooley, Republican Registrar of Voters, 40 Auto 4 Or., Loadtd If you're Interested, call Wotrous Rood, Bolton, CT. Roofing. • Storm WIndowa a Ooora KITCHEN & BATH A *8868 *10.999 us for details about the Doted at Bolton, Conn., this 19th day ot January, 1969. *10,999 • 8 ;9 9 9 ’ *9,999 *8555 Free EsNmatM • All Typaa of Repaira Restoration Collection. 871-6552 or 872-6550 Then call your painter. Catherine K. Lelner '88 BUICK 85 MAZDA CXLL FOR MORE Call 643-6053 REMODELING Municipal Clerk of Bolton '84 FORD Just to say good-bye. RIVIERA RX7 INFORMATION ‘84 CHEV ‘83 MAZDA From the smallest repair to the largest renovation, 051-01 ON DAILY T-BIRD REMOVE GREASE and Aulo SUver. Stick. CAVALIER 6LC rust from outdoor metal WiNTER SPECiAL our own craftsmen do the complete job — LoadeO ARRIVALSn Brown, Auto Wagon. Auto Wagon Let ua ramodal your kitchen or RESTORATION LEOAL NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF CERTIFICATION *11,999 furniture the easy way. neatly and on schedule. ___ OF PARTY ENDORSED CANDIDATES *8999 647-1588 *6.999 *2999 *2999 Just dip o cloth In turpen­ bath from floor to celling. We C O L LECTION' FOR MUNICIPAL OFFICES INCLUDING NOTICE OF offer cabinata, vanitlaa, coun- Visit our showroom or call for a free estimate. tine and rub the metal OFF “ UNDERENDORSEMENT" FOR SOME OFFICES. '86 BUICK '87 tartopa whatavar your needa 40% S 1 D 1 N G S '88 PONT. 85 TO YO TA '80 OLDS ‘87 HONDA COUNTRYSIDE SIDING until spots disappear. To are. Call Ralph Nadeau at 649-5400 A certified list ot O EM (K R A TIO party-endorsed candidates SKYLARK THUNDERBIRD CELICA sell idle items the easy for the Town ot Bolton for election os First Selectman, Se- FIREBIRD OMEGA ACCORD LXI Blue. Auto Loaded LX Rad. S Spd. 645-SIDE HERITAGE KITCHEN and lectnjen. Board of Finance, Board of Education, Board of AT, Loadtd Black. 3 Sped. Sid. way, use a low-cost ad In 6 43 -6 00 4 Tax Review, Planning Commission, Planning Commission NHcImr a Oath DetifR Ceatar cm For FREE Eotlmatol *6,999 *8999 classified. BATH CENTER, INC. Alternates, Zoning Commission, Zoning Commission Al­ *10.999 *8,999 $1,999 *9.999 ______182 W. Middle Turnpike, Manchester ternate, Zoning Board of Appeals, and Zoning Board of Appeals Alternate Is on file In my office at 222 Bolton Center '85 SAAB Rood, Bolton, C T ond copies thereof ore available for public '86 PONT. '83 LINCOLN '85 SUBARU '88 PONT. distribution. 900 '84 PONT. Turt)0. Auto, 4 Dr.. GRAND PRIX MARK VII 'GL' BONNEVILLE FIREBIRD I APARTMENTS The certified list os receive Includes fewer names of party- Loadtd LE. 2 Or. Loaded 19 lAPARTMENTS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS endorsed candidates than the party Is entitled to nominate Turto. 4 WO Auto SE. Auto FDR RENT ‘ 7922 I f d r r e n t FDR RENT FDR RENT FDR RENT FDR RENT for the following offices: *10,595 *9999 •5999 Number of Number *7.999 *6.595 MANCHESTER. Two VERNQN. Two bedroom, Names Entitled to bedroom Townhouse. MANCHESTER. Excel­ VARLBQRQUGH. Holt Office be Nominated '87 MERC MANCHESTER. Two AVAILABLE Imme­ refurbished apart­ Certified '86 DODGE '67 MERC. '85 PONT. 1'/2 baths, garage. Wa- lent, modern, four Duplex, two bedrooms, '88 LiNC. '83 CHEV bedroom, second floor. diately. Dne bedroom ment, appllanced, Town Clerk None One SABLE room, 2 bedroom. private setting, no Board of Education Three DAYTONA COLONY PARK GRAND AM $600/month Including sher/dryer hook-up. apartment. $545. Heat Tw o Blut. Auto. AC 5 Spd.. Loadtd 2 Or. Cpa.. Black. TO W N CAR CAVALIER Stove, refrigerator. basement, nice, big Town Meeting Moderator None One Wagon. Auto Wagon heat plus security. Coll Central. $625 plus utlll- and hot water Included. yard. Available Imme­ pets. $650 Includes Auto. AC. AM/FM Loadtd Available February 1. heat. 295-9238. *8595 *5999 Ann 646-3725, evenings, tles. 649-0311 after 6pm. 2 bedroom Townhouse. diately. $475 plus utili­ A P rim ary will be held M orch 6,1989, If, for o particular of­ *10.999 •18.999 *2222 $650. Heat and hot wa­ $640 Includes heat and fice the number of party-endorsed candidates plus the num­ *7250 days, 249-7777.______MANCHESTER. Newer hot water. 649-4003. ties. Tw o months se­ VIANCHESTER. Excel­ duplex, 5 large rooms, ter Included. Security lent, 3'/a rooms, stove, ber of candidates filing petitions pursuant to Sections 9-382 BQLTDN. 'Mature Adult' curity deposit. Call to 9-450 of the Conn. (Senerol Statutes exceeds the maximum and references re­ for nice, four room I'/z baths. $675. No pets. MANCHESTER. Quality, Julie, ERA Blanchard refrigerator, washer, number which the party Is entitled to nominate for that HOURS: quired. No pets. Boyle apartment. Dne bed­ Security. 643-4067, after heat, hot water, all & Rossetto, 646-2482. wall to wall carpeting. office. Petitions must be (lied not later than 4:00 p.m. of 6pm.______Management Com- February 2, 1989. Petition forms. Instructions and Informa­ Open Evenings 'til 9 p.m. room, newer carpet­ appliances Included, EAST HARTFQRD. References, security, pany, 649-4800.______no pets. $475 plus utlll- tion concerning the procedure In filing of opposing candida­ ing, 1 '/ 2 baths and nice TWD Bedroom apart­ air conditioned, quiet, Clean, second floor, 5 cies, Including schedules, may be obtained from llvl J. Can­ Fri. & Sat. 'til 6 p.m. setting near brook plus ment at 21 Burnside MANCHESTER. Second on busline. Ideal for rooms, 2 bedrooms. tles. 649-4003.______non, Democratic Registrar ot Voters, 2 Fernwood Drive, / M O R I A R ^ Y floor, 2 bedroom, heat Bolton, CT. patio! $475 per month Avenue. Asking $595. middle aged or senior Stove and refrigerator. SDUTH WINDSDR. One Includes heat. 649-4000. per month. Call 528- and appliances. No citizens. Dne bedroom, Security required. $650 bedroom, appliances, Doted at Bolton, Conn., this 19th day ot Jonuory, 1989. 643-5135 pets. $600 plus security. 7161 days evenings 232- $590, two bedroom, Plus utilities. Call 644- no pets. No utilities, Catherine K. Lelner 301-315 Center Street Call 646-3979. 6286. $640. 247-5030. 1712. security. 875-7919. Municipal Clerk of Bolton M anchester, Connecticut 05^01 J AA N

• H - V ^ ^ iq o i VACATION MISCELLANEOUS CARS CARS ■301 RENTALS CARS I AUTOS FOR FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE RENT/LEASE RHODE ISLAND. AAatu- 1983 MERCURY Grande nuck Beach. Ocean FREE Mileage on low SPORTS DOUBLE Bowl, stainless 1977 PLYMOUTH Volarl. Marquis. Four door se­ 1978 CHRYSLER Cor­ cost auto rental. Vil­ view, three bedroom steel sink with single dan with all the extras. Runs good. New ex­ Contemporary. Fully doba. Body and engine lage Auto Rental, 643- lever faucet, spray $3500 649-2136.______haust, battery and parts. Jon, 569-8755. eouipped, holt mile to hose and beige formica brakes. $950 528-0074 or 2979 or 646-7044. beach. 644-9639, otter counter. Tap to accom­ 1980 PONTIAC Turbo 646-2423.______OLDSMOBILE Regency 5pm.______Trans Am. 60,000mlles, Brougham, 1986, 4 odate sink. Very good 1980 FORD. Fairmont. Excessive abbrevlotlons Wyche sees Super Bowl condition. Both for automatic, T-tops, air door, V6, tape deck, abbreviate results I Be No-huddle ploy DON'T KNOW where to conditioning, tilt, new Four cylinder, four loaded. 24,900 miles. $100. Manchester, 646- speed. Runs and looks sure readers understand look next for o lob? How 0271. Eagle GT's, cruise con­ Asking $9,500. 643-8973. your od by avoiding ab­ trol, rear defrost, four good. Asking $500. 649- about placing o "Sltuo- OLDSMOBILE - 1982 - breviations. 643-2711. tlon Wonted" ad In FOR Sale: American wheel disc, all gages, 5434. 49er dilemma Flyer Train collection. Delta "88", two door, as David against Goliath classified? power windows. Ma­ 1976 CHEVETTE. Runs Call Frank, 645-6784. automatic, power, roon with black Inte­ great, good condition. AM/FM, air, wire CARS rior. $3500 or best offer. Needs new battery. By Dave Carpenter 147 d INDUSTRIAL 236-9560. wheels. Excellent con­ FOR SALE The Associated Press $175, 647-1029. dition. $2,500 . 647-8600 ! ■3 M pr o p er ty ENDROLLS 27'A width - 25€ MIAM I — Bill Walsh calls it the wave of the M A N C H ESTE R . 6,000 future. Tim McKyer snorts at "that silly stuff. ” square feet. Third 13% width - 2 for 25< floor, eleyator service. MUST be picked up et the Like it or hate it. San Francisco may have to Hereld Office Monday thru .■5olve Cincinnati’s no-huddle trickery in order ttiliii 95 Hilliard Street. 647- 9137. Thursday before 11 a.m only. to win the Super Bowl. By Dave Goldberg Coach Sam Wyche has been playing it coy on r n ROOMMATES The Associated Press 1 ^ WANTED 4% whether his Bengals will use the quick-snap tactic fhepuently on Sunday, saying they might leave it out of the game plan entirely. But it’s MIAMI — Sam Wyche put it in FEMALE, Over 25 Room SALES simple terms — his Cincinnati unlikely he will disappoint Cincinnati ’s players mote wanted to shore Bengals are David, the San apartment. and fans, and perhaps even a few 49er NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ Francisco 49ers are Goliath in $300/month. Call 649- eral Statute 23-65 prohibits defenders, by playing it straight for the whole 1974. the posting of advertise­ game Sunday’s Super Bowl: “ They’re ments by any person, firm or coming out in armor: we wear “ I like to run,’’ said San Francisco defensive corporotlon on o telegraph, .sandals” telephone, electric light or end Larry Roberts. “ I ’m not worried about it. Sure, said Bill Walsh, imagine CLOTHING power pole or to o tree, If we match up and make the plav, if won’t shrub, rock, or ony other matter” 320-pound Brian Blados and 280- noturol oblect without o writ­ pound Anthony Munoz in sandals. BURGANDY Chester­ ten permit tor the pu-pose of Matchups are a concern for any team that And so it went, the final formal field coot. Black velvet protecting Itorthepubllcond could be caught short by the no-huddle. The carries o fine of op to $50 for news conferences for the two collar, 100% wool. Like 49ers’ defense incorporates frequent substitu­ new! $50. Size 11-12. eoch offense coaches before the game. Events tions but may have a couple of advantages over Call 646-1072after 5pm, so MAJOR that they were tele­ HI or 643-1136, days. other teams: speed up front and versatility behind. cast on closed circuit in every Automotive room at the headquarter hotel. “We have to take advantage of our I7 c JTV/STERE0/ But while waking up to Walsh qu|ckness,” said defensive coordinator George and Wyche rather than “ Good I 'O I a p p lia n c es Seifert. " I t ’s going to be their big, strong CARS Morning Am erica” might have offensive line versus our quick defensive line. ’’ ELECTRIC stove. Sears, FOR SALE been a welcome diversion for the The 49ers defensive start ers are adaptable to 20", 4 burner. White random tourist at the hotel, it was different circumstances. Charles Haley, a Nutone Coppertone largely more of the same for Ronge hood with vent 1980 VOLVO, 242 DL. Blue speedy 230-pound linebacker, can drop back those who have listened to the two to outside. Very good with blue Interior. Au­ into pass coverage or pass-rush effectively condition. Ideal for tomatic, excellent con­ coaches this week. when he lines upatdefensiveend. Jeff Fuller, a AP photo apartment or summer dition. Good tires. The only developments of note camp. Both for $75. 64,000 on motor. 216-pound former linebacker, cheats in toward were on two fronts — injury and WISHFUL THINKING — Cincinnati Bengals' head coach the line because of his size and speed, Manchester, 646-0271. A M /FM Cassette. $3500 storm. And even those were Sam Wyche holds up the Super Bowl Trophy following or best offer. 236-9560. San Francisco may have to stick with the hardly cause for concern. his news conference in Miami Friday morning. Wyche STOP regulars when it would normally insert l7Q dFU EL OIL/COAL/ Wyche reported that David pass-rushers Pierce Holt and Daniel Stubbs or will hope to have it in his possession following Sunday’s I FIREWOOD Fulcher, the Bengals’ strong game with San Francisco at Joe Robbie Stadium. a nickel back in passing situations. safety, bruised his left knee in SEASONED firewood tor CHEVROLET-BUICK,CLYDE INC. “ I think you have to resign yourself to stay sale. Cut, split and practice Thursday but was ex­ and a white collar that he has more updated. ROUTE 83, VERNON with the original 11,” said Seifert, who calls the pected to be ready to play. So was dellyered. $35 per load. shots on defense with approval of Walsh, the worn all week. “ I thought nobody “ I ’d like to see some of their 83 Regal Coupe *6995 Jerry Rice, the 49ers’ wide 742-1182. head coach. had noticed.” he said. “ It’s the offensive linemen in sandals.” 84 Skyhawk Wagon *5995 receiver and main offensive only long-sleeved shirt I From there the talk got PETS AND 84 Camaro Coupe *4995 threat, who reinjured his right brought.” technical SUPPLIES 85 Century Wagon *8595 ankle Monday, was able to dance Of course, he also brought 85 Century 4 Or. *8995 at a disco by Wednesday and ran sandals. Could Fulcher control tight end FISH TANK. 45 gallon, 85 Escort 4 Dr. *4395 Rain expected in practice Thursday. John Frank of the 49ers? comes complete with 85 Electra 4 Dr. *10,495 'The weather news was a little “ We really don’t have a chance Could Lewis Billups and or Eric full glass hood, light, %• to win this game,” Wyche said. Thomas control Rice? 88 98 Regency 4 Or. *9995 MIAMI (A P) — Sunday’s Super Bowl could be more iffy — the long-range filter, heater, pump LeSabre Ltd. wet. forecast was for a a game-time “ But they’ve sold all the televi­ and hard wood stand. 88 *11,995 Could wide receiver Eddie The lastest weather report calls for a 60 percent temperature of 68 degrees with a sion ads so they have to play. $250. Call 645-6038. 88 Delta 98 2 Or. *9495 Brown of the Bengals do a Cavalier 4 Or. chance of rain throughout the day and a “ good 30 percent chance of showers. It That’s why we’re here. But the 88 *5995 number on cornerback Tim Merc. Lynx chance of rain” during the game. drew the classic coach-like 49ers outmatch us in virtually lQ7d MISCELLANEOUS 88 *4995 McKyer of the 49ers, who had Nova 4 Dr. The rain is expected to start Saturday, with a 50 response. every category, starting with 13 M FOR SALE 88 *6995 been doing a number with his Caprice 4 Dr. percent chance during the day increasing to 80 “ It would be too bad if rain head coach.” 88 *9995 mouth on the Bengals all week? percent on Super Bowl Eve. disrupts the game plans,” said Sure, said Walsh, who gave And, of course, there was more STEEL Buildings, fac­ Don’t buy a new car While it has rained shortly before other Super Walsh, whose team won the NFC tory Inventory clear­ 872-9111 Wyche his first coaching job with poormouthing, at which Walsh is Bowl games, it has never rained during the game, a title in the minus 20-degree wind ance. Top quality pre­ the 49ers in 1979: as adept land more experienced) engineered buildings spokesman for the N FL safd. chills of Chicago. as Wyche. “ But it would be the same for available for Imme­ until you compare The temperature for the 5 p.m. kickoff for the “ I think that David and Goliath “ We are not an overpowering diate delivery. 30xM to Se// Your Car both teams.” game between the San Francisco 49ers and the thing has been used before,” he team. I don’t think we can just 100x200. Some deposit Cincinnati Bengals is expected to be near 70 degrees Wyche went on stage first, said. "It goes back so many forfeits and save thou­ come in here expecting to win just 1 and should stay in the mid to upper 60s during the wearing the same black rugby sands. Call John, 647- prices with Hoffman Toyota! years. I’m surprised Sam because the oddsmakers say game. shirt with an orange Bengals logo 8279. Pre-Inventory In­ couldn’t come up with something we’re the favorite.” he said. centives. Discounts 4 Lines — 10 Days end Jounory 30th. 508 charge each addi­ COMMERCIAL Build­ tional line, per day. You ings, factory Inventory can cancel at any time. Rozelle insists Miami has shot at future Super Bowis clearance: Top qual­ SORRY. TOYOTA ity, engineer certified NO REFUNDS OR By Hal Bock the Overtown community,” Rozelle with the 1992 game probably headed owners all the time.” Rozelle said. buildings, 30x60 to ADJUSTMENTS The Associated Press said at his annual pre-Super Bowl for a northern city with a domed “ It’s just my opinion but I feel as time 100x200. Great tor of­ CALL HERALD press conference. “ Football has little stadium, likely to be Indianapolis. goes by, the next time we consider fice warehouse, and RT. 44 • AVON/CANTON LINE (In the Hoffman MIAMI — The street riots which significance compared to that. Norman Braman. owner of the Super Bowl rotation, these events strip malls. Sove thou­ Auto Park) "As for Miami’s future as a Philadelphia Eagles and a resident of sands. John, 647-8279. CLASSIFIED disrupted Miami this week would not won’t affect Miami.” Pre-Inventory Incen- 643-2711 affect the city’s chances of hosting potential Super Bowl site, the inci­ North Miami, said he believed the Sunday’s game marks the first time tlye discounts end Jan­ 651-3725 future Super Bowls, N F L Commis­ dents have no bearing on future events of the week would damage the the Super Bowl has returned to Miami uary 30th. sioner Pete Rozelle said Friday. selection.” city’s chances of getting the game since t979. League officials were “ All the owners of the N F L share The next two Super Bowls have been again. concerned about price gouging by the grief and sorrow of the events in awarded to New Orleans and Tampa “ My views are not shared by the 28 hotels and restaurants at that time. J AA N

Sports in Brief Scoreboard Sports in Brief Scoreboard losing the first two gomes of their Weekend scholastic slate seven-gome rood swing, the Knicks look to snap the skid at Seattle Coliseum, where the In wrestling action today. Manchester High Basketball SuperSonlcs hove won 14stralght. Hockey UConn visits Georgetown (11-3-1) will host Rockville at noon while East Supersub Xovler McDaniel of Seottle, relegated to Catholic (3-9) entertains Fitch High of Groton, also the SuperSonlcs' sixth-mon role os port of LANDOVER, Md. — The University of Connecti­ FootbaD at noon. Meanwhile. Cheney Tech (0-15) will be coach Bernie BIckerstatf's "Great Experl- cut Huskies (2-3, 10-4) will take on third-ranked NBA standings ment,"scored29polntson 12-tor-18shootlng NHL Standings Georgetown (3-1, 13-1) and freshman sensation Hard Money involved in a triangular meet with Trumbull and Thursday as the Sonics beat Houston 124-108 host Darien High at 11 a.m. (ortheir 14th consecutive home victory. Alonzo Mourning today at 2 p.m. (Channel 8) in Big NFL playoff picture In hockey action tonight. Manchester High (3-5-2) McDaniel, whose spot In the storting WALES CONFERENCE East conference action at the Cap Centre. UConn is NFL postseason pay Atlantic Division lineup wos given tosecond-veor pro Derrick Patrick Division will host Newington at 8 at the Bolton Ice Palace. W L Pet. GB W L T coming off a 68-62 upset win over llth-ranked Sahirdav, Dec. 24 New York Me Key, learned earlier Thursday that Pts GF GA Also. Manchester Community College (10-7) will 25 13 .658 BIckerstoft considers the “ Experiment" NY Rangers 25 15 7 57 191 165 Syracuse Monday night at the Civic Center. AFC WIM Card Phlladelphio1 21 17 .553 4 Washington 24 16 Houston 24, Cleveland 23 Boston over and plans to keep Mc(3onlel In thesixth 7 55 170 152 entertain Mass. Bay Community College tonight at 17 20 .459 r/7 man role, where he's overoged 18 points per Pittsburgh 25 16 4 54 208 188 Georgetown rallied for an 80-77 win over Providence Monday, Dec. 36 7:30 at East Catholic High School. New Jersey 15 22 .405 9'/3 gome In about TSmInutes per gome. Phlladelphio 24 22 2 50 188 168 Wednesday night. NFC WIM Card Washington 12 23 Minnesota 28, Los Angeles Rams 17 .343 IIVj New Jersey 17 23 7 41 162 192 Cliff Robinson (19.4 points per game) and Phil Chorlotte 10 28 .263 15 Scoring NY Islanders 14 29 2 30 140 185 $10,000 Central Division Cleveland guard Mark Price eaualed his Adams Division Gamble (13.0) lead the Huskies. They combined for Conference Semlflnalt Cleveland _ career-high of 29 points for the second Saturddv. n Soccer signups Monday 28 7 .800 Montreal 32 12 6 70 191 144 45 points in the win over Syracuse. UConn and Detroit 25 11 .694 3'/2 consecutive night Thursday, hitting on 12 of Boston 18 19 10 Chlcogo 20, Philadelphia 12 Milwaukee 16shots In the Co val lers'118106 victory over 46 154 152 Cincinnati 21, Seottle 13 22 12 .647 5'/j Buffalo 19 21 6 44 162 175 Georgetown each won on its home court a year ago. Wild Card Divisional Conference Winning Losing Winning Losing The Manchester Rec Department will conduct the Atlanta 23 14 Indiana. Price, the league's leading shooter Sumtay, Jan, 1 .622 6 Hartford 18 24 3 39 161 164 The Husky win was its first over the Hoyas since GamesPlayoff Championship players players players players second of three youth soccer registration sessions Chicago 22 14 .611 6V? among guards. Improved his percentage Quebec 15 Buffalo 17, Houston 10 Indiana from .541 f o .556 with a28tor-33showlngover 27 6 36 166 216 1981-82. Monday night from 6 to 8 at the filing Junior High 9 28 .243 20 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE San Francisco 34, Minnesota 9 (All Games Games (All WESTERN CONFERENCE the two gomes. Norris Division Super Bowl Pro Bowl cafeteria. Final registration is Monday. Jan. 30. Midwest Division Shoot.fellas Sunday, Jan. 8 players) (All players) Houston's Akeem Olaluwon and Otis w L T Pta GF GA Conference Championships There are four divisions — Pee Wee (ages 6-7). W L Pet. OB Detroit 21 18 8 50 180 180 players) Houston 22 15 .595 Thorpe each mode 8 of 10 field goals St. Louis Whalers host the Kings Cincinnati 21, Buffalo 10 Midget (ages 8-9). Junior (ages 10-11) and Utoh 16 22 7 39 152 166 San Francisco 28, Chicago 3 22 15 .595 Thursday In the Rockets' 124-108 loss ot MInnesoto 14 22 10 38 147 169 Intermediate (12-14). Age is determined as of Dec. Dallas 19 16 .543 2 Seattle. The rest of the Rockets, meanwhile, Toronto HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers (18-24-3) NEA Graphics Denver werel8tor-43fromthe field, or41.3percent. 16 27 4 36 146 196 31. 1988. 20 17 .541 2 Chicago 13 27 7 33 174 210 Sunday, Jan. 22 San Antonio 10 27 .270 12 will host Wayne Gretzky and the Los Angeles Kings Super Bowl EXTRA MONEY — The average NFL salary in 1988 was Miami Shootlngstars Smythe Division At Mtoml There is a $5 registration fee and a $4 Rec 4 32 .111 17'/2 Calgary 30 10 7 67 202 132 (27-17-3) tonight at 7:30 (SportsChannel, WTIC) at Pacific Division Jeff Hornocek ot Phoenix wos 11 of 15trles Los Angeles 27 17 CIncInnotl vs. San Francisco, 5 p.m. $240,000. But players on the top teams had a chance to membership card is required. L.A. Lakers __ Thursday, scoring o career-high 28 points In 3 57 242 196 the Civic (Henter. The Whalers, who are in fourth 26 12 .684 Edmonton 24 18 5 53 206 174 earn up to $70,000 extrafortaking part in the playoffs and There is a maximum number of participants that Phoenix 22 14 .611 3 the Suns' 126-112trlumph at Charlotte... Note Vancouver 18 23 place in the Adams Division, are coming off a Sunday, Jon. 29 Seattle McMillan of Seattle wos 7-for-8 — his only 6 42 148 151 At Honolulu, Hawaii will be accomodated and registration will close 22 14 .611 3 Winnipeg 16 18 9 41 170 185 thrilling 6-4 come-from-behind win over Montreal the Super Bowl. And the All-Pros receive up to $10,000 Portland 20 16 .556 5 miss was from 8polnt range—and scored 15 Pro Bowl when that number is reached. There will be no Golden State Friday's (James Thursday night in Hartford. 18 16 .529 6 points In the SuperSonlcs' 124-108 victory Late (James Not Included more. registration accepted after Jan. 30. Socromento 11 24 .314 13'/2 over Houston. L.A. Clippers ShootbigMonks Chlcago3,Detrolt2 10 28 .263 16 Washinoton, (n) Friday's Games New York, which mode only five of on Tba Swim Club 'B' Team defeated Larry RInker 72-67—139 Pittsburgh at Winnipeg, (n) Relay team third Lorry Mize 7(V69—139 NBA-record 28 8polnt field goal tries Philadelphia at Edmonton, (n) Windsor, 245-200, at the MHS pool. Boston 117, PhllodelDhIo 109 Wednesday, hit only 2 ot 13 long ronge Swimming Those taking honors for Manchester Billy Mayfair 68-71—139 Detroit 132, Indiana 99 attempts In a 112-106 loss at Sacramento Saturday's (James NEW HAVEN — The Manchester High foursome Included; Nick Price 68-71—139 Television and Buffalo at Boston, 1:35 p.m. Steve Elkington 66- 73—139 Milwaukee at Utah, (n) Thursdov. Mark Jackson, 8for-4from long Minnesota at New York Islanders, 7:05 of Colette Factora, Meg Berte. Michelle Hornbostel Girls 8 and under — Medley relay (1. Dallas at L.A. Lakers, (n) distance Wednesday, continued tostruggle, p.m. J.TarpInlan, A.Williams, J.Hughes, Clarence Rose 68- 71—139 and Alexia Cruz took third place, out of 54 relay David Ogrln 69- 70—139 Houston at Golden State, (n) golng8for-5. Ciilgary at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Swim Club T.Cole) 1:40.25, 25 tree: 1. Cole 18.36, 2. SotuntaVs Garnet teams from Connecticut, New York and New Tarpinlan; 3. Williams; 25 back: 1. Ed Fieri 67- 73-140 Stats Los Angeles at Hortford, 7:35 p.m Peter Jacobsen 66- 74—140 Philadelphia at Washinoton, 7:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Edmonton, 8:05 p m Jersey, in the 4 X 200 meter relay at the Yale The Manchester Swim Club 'A' Team Williams 25.10, 3. B.Linton; 25 fly: 1. TODAY Charlotte at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Darwin Cook of San Antonio mode seven downed Windsor Swim Club, 354-311, Cole 21.72, 2. Hughes; 25 breast; 1. Cole Jim Nelford 70- 70—140 steals In only 26 minutes Thursday as the Toronto at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. Invitational Friday afternoon. Their time was Ken Brown 67- 73-140 Noon — College basketball: Syracuse at Notre New Jersey at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. New York Rangers at Vancouver, 8:05 lost Saturday at the Manchester High 25.26, 2. Hughes; tree relay: 1. (Linton, Phoenix at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Sours lost 115-112to Washington. p.m. pool. Next meet Is Feb. 11 at 12:30 p.m. Williams, Hughes, Tarpinlan) 1:37.94. Joey SIndelar 67- 73—140 Swings 1:53.06. Tom Watson 72-68—140 Dame. Channel 3 Milwaukee at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Phllodelphia at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. at Glastonbury. Boys 8 and under — Medley relay 1. New Yark at Seattle, 10 p.m. In four years at Syracuse, rookie center Those taking honors for Manchester (T.Domanico, J.Ford, J.Hastings, Mark Lye 65- 76-141 1 p.m.. — College basketball: Central Conn, at Ronv Selkaly of Miami suffered only 31 Chlcogo at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. B.Hastings) 1:36.25 ; 25 free; 1. B.Hast­ Curt Byrum 69-72—141 Golden State ot Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Sunday's Games Included: Maryland-Baltimore. WCNX (AM-1150) Sundav't Games losses. Including postseason gomes. The Whalers assign Burt Girls 8 and under — medley relay 1. ings 17.59, 2. Konefal, 3. McKinney; 25 Kenny Perry 69-72—141 Drangemen won 105 times during that span, Detroit ot Washington, noon Brian Tennyson 66- 73-141 1 p.m. — College football: Senior Bowl. Channels Detroit ot Boston, Noon Boston at Buffolo, 1:05 p.m. (V. Mokorewicz, B.Adamv, N.DIMonte, back: 1. Konefal 25.06, 2. N.Freeman; 25 New York at Portland, 10 p.m. a .772 winning percentage. In his first 36pro HARTFORD (AP) — The Hartford Whalers on R.DeLeol 1:26.20; 25 free; 1. DIMonte fly : 1. B.Hastings 22.78,2. McKinney; 25 Loren Roberts 68- 73—141 11. 26 games, Selkaly and the Heat lost32tlmes,a 16.59, 3. DeLeo; 25 back; 2. DeLeo, 3. breast I.J.Hastings 26.56, 2. Domanico; Billy Ray Brown 72-69-141 1:30 p.m. — Sabres at Bruins. NESN .111 percentage. NHL results Friday assigned little-used rookie defenseman Mokarclewz; 25 fly: 3. Adamy, 25 free relay; 1. (McKinney, Konefal, Robin Freeman 71- 70—141 2 p.m. — College basketball: UConn at George­ NBA results Adam Burt to the North Bay Centennials of the breast: 1. DIMonte 22.26, 3. T.Cole, 100 Freeman, Lelto) 1:27.98. Ontario Hockey League. free relay: 1. (Adamy, Cole, DeLeo, Girls MO — 50 free; 2. J.Brand; 100 town. Channel 8, WPOP (AM-1410) DIMonte) 1:12.13. IM ; 1. C.Hughes 1.44.60, 2. C.Dell; 100 Blackhawks 3. Rod Wings 2 Burt, 20, of Detroit, had no points and six penalty free; 2. A.BIaleck; 50bock; 1. J.OIIvlero 2 p.m. — College basketball: Villanova at Big East standings Boys 8 and under — Medley relay; 1. Scholastic Celtics 117, 76ers 109 minutes in five games for the NHL team this season. (M.Konefal, J.Hastings, B.Hastings, 48.27, 2. Brand; 25fly: 2. Dell, 3. Hughes; Arizona. Channel 3 Big East Conference Chicago i g 2—3 R.McKinney) 1:30.19, 25 tree: l.B.Hast­ 50breost: 3. J.Cullen; 200 free relay: 2. O'all He was the Whalers’ second-round choice in the 1987 ings 16.79, 2. Konefal; 25 back; I.J.Hast­ Manchester. 2 p.m. — Golf: Senior Skins game. Channel 30 PHILADELPHIA (109) W L W L Dtirolf , 0 1-2 Seton Hall Period—1, Detroit, Probert 4 draft. ings 21.94, 2. Konefal; 25 fly: l.B.Hast­ Boys 9-10 — Medley relay: 2. Man­ 4 p.m. — N.C. State at North Carolina. Channel 30. Jones OO 0« 0, Barkley 11-20 8-8 30, 4 1 16 1 ings 22.06, 3. McKinney; 25 breast; chester; 50 free: 1. J.Percy 400.09; Rennet varsity hoop < ^ln skl 816 4-5 20, Cheeks 7-13 8 4 18. Georgetown 3 1 13 1 Chicago, Manson 15 Burt has played three previous seasons in the 4 p.m. — Golf: Phoenix Open. Channel 3 Providence (W ilso n) , 16:04 (pp). Penalties— 1. J.Hastings 26.80; 100 free relay;100IM; 1. 1. K.Loppen 1:43.84,3. Hastings; Hawkins 87 IMO 16, Anderson 89 84 11, 3 2 13 2 OHL. He scored 17 goals and had 54 assists along (McKinney, Konefal, B.Hostings, 100 free: 1. C.Langeller 1:22.63; 2. The Bennet Junior High varsity 4:30 p.m. — College basketball: Siena at Henderson 87 6-6 12, Brooks 80 80 o, St. John's 3 2 11 4 TMurray, Chi (Interference), 1:00; basketball team squeezed past the Pittsburgh n National Football League must Boys 9-10 — Medley relay; 2. Man­ milMMphla 25 26 30 28-109 chester; 50 free; 1. C.Jacaues 33.42, 3. Boys 11-12 — Medley relay; 1. Canisius. WKHT BMtM 31 26 26 34—117 Villanova at Arizona, 2 p.m. T^urray, Chi (raughing), 1:34; (Jallant, pay the now defunct United States Football League (B.Bymers, H.BIoleck, A.Brown, Syracuse at Notre Dome, noon A.Heuenor; IM ; 1. S.Adamy 1:34.49; 100 Bowling 7:30 p.m. — Kings at Whalers. SportsChannel. 3-Polnt goal—Paxson. Fouled out— Chi. malar $5.5 million in attorneys’ fees. The man who served free: 1. Jacaues 1:15.47, 3. Hevenor; 50 M.Brown) 2:38.45, 50 free; 1. Bymers St. John's ot Boston College, 8 p.m (fighting), 3:16; Kocur, Det, mlnor- 36.42; 100 IM ; 1. A.Brown 1:30.36, 2. WTIC R e b o u n d s— Providence at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m as the USFL’s commissioner said the ruling back; 1. Jacaues 37.62,2. B.AIelandro, Phllodelphia 32 (Gmlnskl 9), Boston 39 ?lfi*°'‘/i''?‘'J2'’ '" " '’ '‘’htlno),3;16; Creighton, 3. S.BalukI; 50fly; 2. Adomy,3. Loppen; Blaleck; 100 free: 1. M.Brown 1:18.74, 2. 8 p.m. — Rangers at Canucks. Channel 9 /Porjsh 14). Asslsts-4»hlladelphla 17 Sunday's (James Bloleck; 50 back; 1. M.Brown 40.57, 2. New Hompshire College at Seton Hall, “further validates our antitrust charges.” 50 breast; 1. Jacaues42.00,2. Lawrence; U.8. Mixed (Barkley6), Boston 33 (Johnson 7). Total 200 free relay: 1. (Hevenor, Jacaues, M.OrfItelll; 50 fly: 1. A.Brown 48.16; 50 8 p.m. — College basketball: St. John’s at Boston 25, Bostan 28. A— 2 p.m. “This partially takes the sting out of the jury’s breast; 1. Bymers 43.69,2. A.Brown; 200 Monday's Game Adamy, C.Jacauls) 2:20.24, 3. Helen Moselsky 186, Linda Skoglund College. NESN 14,890. (earlier) confused verdict,” Harry Usher, who Manchester. free relay: 1. (Drtitelll, Bymers, Bla­ St. John's at Georgetown, 7:30 p.m ( Chicago, Wilson 10 leck, A.Brown) 2:28.94. 181-476, Dale Pecker 183-185-541, Rich 9 p.m. — College basketball: Temple at West Tuesday's (James T JAurrov), 3:39 (pp). 4, O tro lt, headed the USFL from 1985 through 1988, said in a Girls 11-12 — Medley relay: 2. Pecker 212-559, Donna Vrissis 180-482, Virginia. ESPN Pistons 132, Pacers 99 Boston College at Syracuse, 8 p.m. Kllma 6 (Yzermon), 6:16. 5, Chicago, prepared statement. “It’s a great feeling to be Manchester; 50 tree: 1. S.CherwInskI, 3. Shelia Cappalta 179-191-517, Ernie Whip­ Providence at Miami (Fla), 8 p.m J.Cole; IM: 2. J.Hoffman; 100 free; 1. ple 201-206566, John KozIckI 211-218-617, 10 p.m. — College basketball: Providence at Villanova ot St. Joseph's, 8:30 p.m. vindicated.” CherwInskI 1:01.81, 2. P.Sullivan; 50 Linda Lotullppe 488, Jett Warner 579, Pittsburgh, (tape delay). NESN INDIANA (99) Wednesday's (James back; 1. K.GIIsenan 36.27, 3. Streuel; SO Sharon Madore 181-496, Diane Brennan NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle said the ruling fly: 1. CherwInskI 32.08 ; 50 breast: 2. Person8118210,H.WIIIIams2-71-35,Smlts Pittsburgh at Seton Hall, 8 p.m. 481, Sue Hale 177, Alice Brown 185, Linda 11:30 p.m. — Eastern Kentucky at Middle “is appealable. As to whether we’ll appeal or not. Hoffman; 200 free relay; 3. Manchester. G olf burton 184-480. 9-141-219, Miller 2-71-35, Sklles 88828, Long Saturday, Jan. 28 trott°7?7-?2l-?£“ '“ ^ ^ ' ^ ° 5-13-14-32. De- Tennessee. ESPN 813808, Tlsdale812181218, Gray 1-2 82 2, St. John's at UConn (Civic Center), 1 we’ll have to consult with the lawyers.” Bovs 11-12 — Medley relov; 1. p.m. D.Hommel, B.Jacaues, K.Begley, Fleming 5-8 6-6 16, D r^llng 2-3 81 4, 8; * of Boston College at Seton Holl, 1 p.m. C.PeckO 2:19.26, 50 tree: 1. Peck 29.93; Eastern Businessmen's SUNDAY Frederick 82 82 2,Stephens1-1802.Totals IM: 2. Jacaues, Brown; 100 free; 1. 37-8825-3599. Georgetown at LSU, 2 p.m. Chevrier, 9-8-2 (26 Phoenix Open golf scores Andy Szabo 158, Lon Annulll 141, Bob DETROIT (132) Providence at Syracuse, 8 p.m. McCumber golf leader Begley 1:03.25, 3. Peck; 50 back; 1. Noon — Pistons at Celtics. Channel 3 (M -W ^ *® ■ Stefan, 14-1(L2 Hammel 36.40, 2. Brown; 50 fly ; 1. Wautlet 140, Don Mathlews 150, Vic Dantlev 1816 5-5 25, Salley 2-5 84 8, Pittsburgh at Villanova, 8 p.m. Salclus 174-163-449, M ark Holmes 141, 12:30 p.m. — Golf: SeniorSkins Game. Channel 30 Lalmbeer 1811 7-8 27, Johnson 7-12 2-3 16, A—19,875. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Mark McCumber Begley 31.88; 50 breast: 1. Jacaues SCOTTSDALE, ArIz. (AP) — Scores 41.40; 200 free relay; 1. (Hammel,Peck, Friday otter the second round ot the Howie Hampton 143, Pete Aceto 152, 1 1 p.m. — Bruins at Sabres. Channel 38 Thomas 7-12 85 18, Edwards 5-9 5-7 15, grabbed a share of the lead moments before Friday's college hoop scores LIniimli? * a7 H 0 g g a r t h . Jacques, Begley 1:59.47). $700,000 PGA Phoenix Open, ployed on Larry Seretto 143, Larry Aceto 146, Carl 2 p.m. — College basketball: TCU at Texas Tech. M.WIIIIams 87 2-2 8, Rodman 88 1-1 7, Linesmen—A6ark Pore,Gerard(JauthIer. darkness halted second-round play Friday at the Girls 13-14— 50 free; 1. M. Myers 27.12, Bolin 154-147-415, Bub Holmes 173-407, Mannion 2-2804, Dembo 2-5804. Tatals51-87 the par-71, 6,992-vard Toumoment Players Mick Holmes 144, Frank Maura 142, NESN 3836 132. $700,000 Phoenix Open golf tournament. IM: 2. Loppen, 3. Brown; 100 tree: 1. Club: EAST Hockey Today Myers 1:01.38; 100 back; 3. Brown; 100 Bill Glasson 65-66—133 John Molorco Jr. 158-419, Harv Johnson 2:30 p.m. — College basketball: UNLV at Indiana 23 17 32 27— 99 Potsdam St. 72, New Poltz St. 52 McCumber completed two trips over the 140, Jim SIrrIanI 141, Don Toce 161-148- Detroit 32 35 34 31—132 fly; 3. Loppen; 100 breast; 2. Cannon, 3. A6ark McCumber 64-69—133 Louisville. Channel 3 St. John Fisher 76, Fredonia St. 69 windblown TPC course at Scottsdale in 133 and was Domanico. Mark Calcavecchia 6666—134 154-463, Tom Harrison 150, Ted Kowzun Fouled out—Person. Rebounds—Indiana St. Lawrence 75, Ithaca 74, OT Scoreboard Girls 13-18— Medley relay: I.Gabard, 158-403; High single; Frank Maura 198, 51 (Smlts13),Detralt52(Lalmbeer, Rodman Ted Schulz 64-70—134 3 p.m. — SuperBowl XXIII: Pregame.Channel30 Trinity, Conn. 98, Connecticut Coll. 78 tied at that figure, nine under par, with Billy Caromlle, LIndstrom, Myers) 2:07.15, ^ o tt Hoch 64- 70—134High triple- Dan Toce 498; High no 11). Assists—Indiana 23 (Flemlng5), Detroit Yale 64, Brown 55 200 free relay: 1. (Caromlle, Gabard, mark-John Kunz94; High average-(Jon 3 p.m. — College basketball: Penn State at Rhode 31 (Thomas 12). Total fouls—Indlona W, Glasson. Sandy Lyle 6668—136 Toce 137.43. Island. SportsChannel Detroit 27. Technicals—Indiana coach SOUTH McCumber, a member of the United States Myers, LIndstrom) 1:51.09. Ken Green 63-73—136 Bryan 70, Tenn. Temple 69 Boys 13-18 — Medley relov: 1. Jim Corter 6868—136 Standings; Modern 5-1, FInast 4-2, 4:30 p.m. — Golf: Phoenix Open. Channel 3 Versace 2 (elected). Miller, Person, Christopher Newport 113, Ferrum 88 Melzen's 4-2, AnnulH's 4-2, Post 8 4-2, Dantlev. A—21,454. winning World Cup team last fall, had a (Anderson, Hart, (Jallasso, Beganney) Jim Gallagher 65- 71—136 5 p.m. — Super Bowl XXIII: Bengals vs. 49ers. Clark U. 80, LeMovne-Owen 75 2:03.49; SOfree: 1. Anderson25.04; IM : 2. Curtis Strange 6670—136 T&S 3-3, Wetherell 2-4, Brown's 2-4, Coppin St. 69, Bethune-Cookman 60 second-round 69. (Jallasso, 100 free: 3. Hart; 100back; 1. Elim inators 3-3, Pantry 2-4, Oaks 2-4, Gary Hallberg 68-68—136 Irish 1-5. C3iannel 30. WPOP NBA Today Lee 112, Milligan 85 “It was a very hard day. It started in winds and Anderson 1:07.70; 100fly ; 3. Beganney; Corev Pavin 65-71—136 7 p.m. — Tennis: Australian Open. ESPN Warner Southern 83, Clearwater Chris­ 100 breast: 1. Hart 1:14.18; 200 free Paul Azinger 6868—136 tian 73 ended in darkness. The last two holes I couldn’t see 7:30 p.m. — Red Wings at Capitals. SportsChannel relay: 2. Manchester. Tommy Armour III 67-70—137 GOP Women Scoreboard MIDWEST the greens,” McCumber said. Girls 15-18— SOfree: 2. Caromlle; IM ; Chip Beck 67-70—137 10 p.m. — Knicks at Trail Blazers. Channel 9 New York at Seattle (10 p.m. EST). After Moody Bible 93, Grace Bible 74 Glasson, playing in the worst of the gusty winds, 3. Gabard; 100 free: 1. LIndstrom 58.30; Howord Twltty 65-73—138 Donna LoPoInte 177, Joyce Tveir shot 68, including an 18-foot birdie putt on the final 100 back: 3. Wtndlsh; 100 breast: 1. Fulton Allem 7068—138 101-453, Lottie KuczvnskI 181-467, Eleo- LIndstrom 1:12.91, 3. Caromlle. Tim Simpson 6672—138 nor Berggren 450. hole. J

Postema continues her quest Bv Ben Walker Thompson to return to bench against UConn There is virtually no chance worked the plate for last .season’s The Associated Press Postema will be hired this .season Class AAA All-Star Game in as a full-time umpire in the NL, Buffalo. By David GInsburg aid in their first year of college, NEW YORK — Pam Postema She will likely vie for a spot in the According to mo.st reports. The Associated Press beginning in the 1990-91 academic again will work for the National league's relief pool, which fills in Postema is a fine home plate year. League during spring training, during vacations and illness. umpire. Her weakness in the past WASHINGTON - Georgetown The rule was adopted on Jan. 11 by a coach John Thompson, citing the 163-154 margin at the NCAA Conven­ continuing her quest to become Po.stema had hoped for that has been on the bases, where NCAA’s "sincere commitment” to tion in San Francisco. A day earlier, the first female umpire in the opportunity last year, but the NL supervisors have said she too re-evaluate controversial Proposition the measure had been defeated. majors. did not pick up her option. She often tends to follow balls into the 42 said Friday he will end his boycott In announcing his boycott last week. NL spokeswoman Katy Feeney worked for the American League outfield. and return to the bench Saturday for a Thompson called the proposal "dis­ confirmed Postema has been during spring training in 1984 and Last year. NL President Bart game against Connecticut. criminatory,” saying it was biased nvited back for the second 1985 Giamatti invited Postema to “ I ’m going to go back to doing what against students from low socio­ straight year It has not been Postema. 35. has been a profe.s- spring training. She worked ex­ I do best — coaching basketball,” economic backgrounds. determined whether Postema sional umpire for 12 seasons. She tensively with Ed Vargo, the Thompson said. “ It’s over as far as will work exhibition games in has spent the past six years in league’s supervisor of umpires, At the meeting in Kansas. NCAA I’m concerned.” Florida or Arizona Feeney said. Triple-.A and last season, for the in Florida. president Albert Witte and Martin Thompson’s decision came one day "It’s certainly positive,” said first time, was a crew chief in the Massengale. chairman of the presi­ There is a push in baseball for after he and Georgetown administra­ Ed Lawrence, director of minor American Association. dent’s commission, said they would more minority hiring on all tors met in Mission, Kan., with league umpire development. This winter she was the home recommend holding up any NCAA levels. Giamatti, who will take several NCAA officials to discuss “ We re hopeful that she will plate umpire for a winter league movement on Prop 42 until an over as commissioner on March Proposition 42, which would create make it ’ .All-Star game in Venezuela. She on-going study is completed. The 31 has made the issue a priority. ■Stricter entrance requirements for proposal was to take effect next year: AP photo freshmen. the study probably won’t be ready for “ Nothing negative was involved. SHOUT — John McEnroe lets out a yell discussion until the 1992 NCAA South QBs dominate Senior Bowi We didn’t have to beat anyone over the over a dispute line call in his match convention. Friday at the Australian Open in head or threaten anyone.” he said. "It MOBILE. Ala. (AP' —Geogra­ quarterbacks when UCLA’s Troy you try to put people into too was a good, friendly discussion.’ ’ “ In my judgment, the potential Meibourne. McEnroe won in fourth sets. phical location means little when Aikman and Southern Cal’s Rod­ structured an environment,” he Thompson said last Friday that he negative impacts that changes in the North battles the South in the ney Peete opted out of the game said " I think because of the would boycott NCAA-sanctioned (Prop 48) could have on young people ‘Senior Bowl. Quarterbacks generally hold defensive limitations there is events unless something was done who want to pursue a college That s why all four quarter- the key to offensive efficiency enough of an opportunity for the about Prop 42. He created a national education and participate in athletics Martina easily packs in the 40th all-star clash because of the short preparation offensive players to do their stir when he walked off the court just outweighs any need to ammend this Saturday are from a Southern time for the players who will be individual things.” prior to Georgetown’s game against legislation before all the data has been school making their final impression on Coach Dan Reeves and his Boston College last Saturday, and collected.” Witte said. The North will rely on two N FL teams before next spring’s Denver Bronco staff are handling continued his protest by skipping the nets a victory Atlantic Coast Conference play­ draft. “ I realize we do not have a complete the North team, which trails in Hoyas’ game against Providence on solution at this time, but we are ers Mike Elkins of Wake Forest ■‘I suppose the thing that makes the series 19-17-3. Wednesday. and Anthony Dilweg of Duke. for a good game is if the headed in the right direction,” By Rick Warner “ It’s a little different going Confident that his demonstration Thompson said. “ I feel very comfor­ The South will counter with quarterback and his receivers get The Associated Press from the Super Bowl to the Senior was successful. Thompson said he is table with what has happened.” ■Tennessee s Jeff Francis and into a good rhythm during the Bowl,” Reeves said. " I ’m from anxious to return to the bench for the Tulane's Terrence Jones. week " South coach John Robin­ MELBOURNE Au.«tralia — Three-time cham­ 'he South and they’ve got mewith Big East game at the Capital Centre. During his protest. Thompson ques­ The bowl was forced to look son of the Los Angeles Rams said. pion Martina Navratilova cruised into the fourth 'he North were the players can’t “ I feel very comfortable with the tioned the voting process, pointing out elsewhere for another set of "I think you make a mistake if understand me.” fact that within the system there has that several schools that claimed to round of the Australian Open tennis championships AP photo Saturday with a 6-2. 6-2 victory over Jana Novotna of been an honest effort to rectify the vote against the measure actually Czechoslovakia. HE’S BACK — Georgetown head basketball coach John problem that I had a great concern voted for it Navratilova needed lust .A.A minutes to eliminate Thompson, shown in a file photo, will return to the bench today about.” Thompson said. “ It’s quite obvious, based on the Novotna, a 20-year-old doubles specialist. Proposition 42 would prohibit fresh­ confusion that hascomeout surround­ We’ll Clean Your Car when the third-ranked Hoyas host the University of Connecticut men who fail to meet eligibility ing this, there were people who were "She’s a good player. It would have been a tougher match if I hadn't played so well.” at the Cap Centre in Landover, Md. Thompson boycotted two standards from receiving athletic not exactly certain what they were Navratilova said. games in response to Proposition 42. scholarships or any other institutional voting for anyway,” Thompson said The match was played indoors under the Inside And Out. retractable center court roof, which was closed because of a brief shower. / / /,: King’s office firebombed On Friday. Ivan Lendl moved a step closer to o Leistner nears regaining the No. 1 ranking with a 6-2. 3-6, 6-0, 6-3 put out in about nine minutes. .second-round victory over West German Davis Cup Two Ways NEW YORK (AP) - Boxing “ Instead of serving coffee and hero Carl-Uwe Steeb. promoter Don King, calling him­ "Whatever the message was, it tea, they serve bombs. women’s title self the victim of “terrorist hasn’t been received by me,” Lendl can recapture the top spot he held for three To Save, “ Fire marshals seem to have activities.” said fire marshals King told The Associated Press. years by winning the Grand Slam tournament, but some leads, " King said. “ I don’t O were following up leads Friday to " I f they want to tell me some­ said that’s not his main goal. (With The Bv Andrew/ Warshaw know what they are, but I do think the arson of his Manhattan office. thing, tell me in English. This is a “ If I win here. I don’t care if I ’m No. 50 or No. 1,” The Associated Press they have some leads to to what Fire department spokesman terrorist activity, like a thief in he said. "The ultimate goal in tennis is to win Grand Coupons happened. the night putting bombs in front of Slam titles.” BIRMINGHAM, England - Claudia Efrain Parrilla said a flammable your door.” Lendl, the second seed, was one of seven men’s Below)!!! Leistner. swinging and swaying to a pumping liquid was poured under the front “ It’s a terrible, terrible, terri­ Parrilla confirmed that the seeds to reach the third round Friday. Also big band rhythm, raced towards the first gold door into the vestibule of King’s ble thing.” office shortly after 11 p.m. EST department was “ working on advancing were No. 4 Stefan Edberg, No. 7 John medal of her six-year figure skating career Thursday and ignited. some leads” and that arson was King returned to New York McEnroe. No. 10 Aaron Krickstein. No. 11 Thomas Car Wash Friday, winningthe women’soriginal program Originally, police thought it the cause of the fire. from Las Vegas this week to give Muster. No. 13 Pat Cash and No. 16 Amos Mansdorf. at the European Championships. was a Molotov cocktail because a King said he knew of no a deposition in heavyweight McEnroe, seeking his first Grand Slam title since 344 Broad ST Manchester 646-6846 The West German, who hasn’t won a medal hole was blown through the glass enemies who would do such a champion Mike Tyson’s suit the 1984 U S Open, hotly disputed several line calls since her bronze at the 1985 European door, apparently from the heat of thing. "Some people just don’t against his estranged manager, during his 6-2, 4-6. 6-4 6-3 victory over Australian Championships, was the last of the 26 .skaters Save $25.00 know what to serve,” he said. Bill Cayton. Broderick Dyke. on the ice. She produced a faultless routine that the fire. Parrilla said the fire was "I should have kept myself under better control,” gained top marks from the nine judges and .said McEnroe, who ’"eceived a warning for verbal Hot Touch Wash Package Winter Detailing virtually clinched the title. abuse in the third set and was fined $.500 Saturday by “ It was a long time to wait,” Leistner said. the Men’s Tennis Council "Instead of dwelling on •Full Service Exterior Wash Special “ They all came back laughing or crying, but I Notre Dame dunks Eagles stupid calls. I should have concentrated on winning •Interior Cleaning felt good on the ice and hopefully I can do it 1 •SimonizOrbital Polish Wax (school record), 2. Lozoro (ND), 3. the set.” •Undercarriage Wash & tomorrow (Saturday).” WEST HAVEN — Freshman Freemer shattered the mark in Schmitz (ND) ■McEnroe was also unhappy that he lost the second (A Teflon® fortified polish) Having previously won the school figures, sensation Neal Freemer set two the 200-freestyle with a time of 200 IM ; 1. Rocclo (ND) 2;16.32, 2. Rust Inhibitor McCann (ND), 3. Martin (EC). set after coming back from 1-4 love-40 to even it at •Detailed Interior Cleaning Leistner would have to finish fourth or worse in more school records for East 1:57.14 and also in the 500-yard SO free; 1. Cronan (ND) ;23.02,2. Steve 4-all. •Slmoniz® Poly Sealant Wax Saturday’s free dance program to miss the Catholic High but it wasn’t freestyle with a time of 5:16.22. Abele (EC), 3. Davres (ND). Freemer won the 200 and took DIvIno; 1. M. Jasion (EC) 153.400 “ I was kind of discouraged at the time, but I got $49.00 gold. enough as the Eagles were Doints, 2. Avorle (ND), 3. C. Jasion over it,” he said “ I picked up my game when I $6.95 Britain’s Joanne Conway was in second dunked by host Notre Dame High, second placement in the 500. (EC). (a $74.00 value) too fly; 1. Martin (EC) 1;00.84,2. Abele needed to.” (a $12.95 value, regularly $9.95) place, with Natalia Lebdeva of the Soviet 103-65, Friday night. Mike and Chris Jasion took first (EC), 3. Davres (ND). In women's play. Graf barely missed a second Valid (With Coupon) Until 2/22/89 100 free; 1. Lazaro (ND) 53.29, 2. Union third. East falls to 1-5 for the season and third, respectively, in diving straight shutout. The Grand Slam winner won the Valid Monday January 23rd thru On another day of controversy over skaters Donovan (ND), 3. McKerna (ND). and is now idle until Friday, Feb, for East while Matt Martin won 500 free; 1. Rocclo (ND) 5;15.86, 2. first 11 games against American Marianne Werdel Thursday January 26th Not Valid Ulth Any Other attire, a British judge said she had penalized 3, when it hosts Fairfield Prep at Freemer (EC), 3. Lee (ND). before settling for a 6-0. 6-1 third-round victory. Not Valid Without Coupon Or With Coupon Or Promotion the 100 butterfly. 100 back; 1. Cronan (ND) 1;02.60, 2. men’s champion Aleksandr Fadeev by the the Manchester High pool. A meet Any Other Coupon Or Promotion Please Call For An Appointment Srtii'nltz (ND), 3. Brad Bozo (EC). " I ’m spending more time on the practice court permitted two-tenths of a point for breaking the vzith E.O. Smith in Storrs sche­ Retultt: 10J breast; 1. Chrlstofaro (ND) than I am in my matches. ” the West German said. Priced For Average Site Car rules during his men’s final free skating 200 medley relay; 1. Notred Dame 1;09.M, 2. McCann (ND), 3. Eric Neff duled Wednesday has been post­ 1; 50.05. (EC). program Thursday. poned to Tuesday, Feb. 14. 200 free; 1. Freemer (EC) 1;57.14 400 free relay; 1. Notre Dame 3;51.64. J AA N

Manchester pulls away from South Windsor Manchester Vaughn doing job at Trinity From page 46 By Jim Tierney Scholastic Roundup Manchester Herald well from the foul line (13-for-15). The last time we saw Matt Dot Potyra had 11 points to lead South Windsor. Vaughn on the basketball court Following a tight first quarter, the Manchester Manchester’s next game is Tuesday at 5 p.m. at was when he guided Manchester Indians outscored South Windsor, 24-8, in the second Hartford Public. High to a sparkling 20-4 record a quarter and went on to post an easy 75-51 victory in MANCHESTER (53) — Lisa Cartier 0 0-00, Tina Stone 3 4-4 year ago. including a state Class CCC East Division action Friday night at Clarke 10, Kathy KlngOO-00,TrlshO'Connell22-36,Tammy Dubols2 LL semifinal berth for the first Arena. 1-25, Amy Mann 0 0-00, Shelley Dieterle 7 4-418, Beth O’Brien 1 0-0 2, Cheryl Fowler 4 0-0 8, Amy Shumaker 1 2-2 4, Jen time since 1956. The win raises Manchester’s league record to 3-1 Brindisi 0 0-0 0. Totals 20 13-15 53. Although they were finally and its overall mark to 5-4. The Bobcats fall to 0-4 in SOUTH WINDSOR (43) — Kathy Peasley 4 2-3 10, Tara Saylor 34-610, Dot Potyra4 3-411, DianeBrandenberger20-0 beaten by Norwalk High in the the CCC East and 1-7 overall. The Indians return to 4, Wendy Clark 2 0-1 4, Leigh KerempInskI 0 0-0 0, Kate tourney, the 1987-88 Indians re­ action Tuesday in a key CCC East clash wnen tney Schatfner 2 0-1 4. Totals 17 9-15 43. main as one of the best scholastic host Hartford Public at 7:30 p.m, Halftime: 28-14 Manchester. quintets this town has ever Manchester led, 12-8, after one quarter. produced. It was only the third “ We felt we missed a lot of easy shots in the first East wins at buzzer 20-win team in school history. quarter and should have been up by more.” And. Vaughn had a lot todo with Manchester Coach Frank Kinel said, ‘ "nie second UNCASVILLE — Dramatic endings can only that. quarter we took control and played very well. The make one side a happy winner. ’The 6-foot-3 Vaughn assumed pressure was effective the shots started to fall,” The East Catholic girls’ basketball team came total control from his point guard Seniors Jason Goddard (game-high 22 points) and away from its All Connecticut Conference affair slot with his pinpoint passing, Eric Widmer (10) scored nine and eight points, with host St. Bernard’s very happy. averaging seven assists a game. respectively, in the second stanza. Manchester led, He was also the third-leading 36-16, at half and 54-37 after three quarters. Eagle junior Barbara Chorazyczewski (10 points) scorer (13.5), exhibiting a deadly Manchester was 18-for-26 from the charity stripe. hit a layup at the buzzer to give East an exciting 38-36 win over the Saints Friday night. Chorazyc­ 3-point shooting eye. His poise “ We haven’t been shooting free throws very well. and court sense placed him in an That’s good for us.” Kinel added. zewski had tied the game at 36-all with a bucket with less than one minute to play. elite category, making him an Goddard grabbed 11 rebounds while senior Calvin 32 invaluable asset to the team. Meggett tallied 12 points and snared nine caroms. East is now 6-7 and will travel to Trumbull on Vaughn has taken his winning '■ *r.a Senior Cory Goldston had 10 points while sophomore Thursday to take on St. Joseph’s. St. Bernard’s is act to Trinity College in Hartford Darren Goddard added nine. also 6-7. where he is under the watchful Mike Lane led the Bobcats with 17 points. “ I ’ll take that win any time down there.” East eye of eighth-year Coach Stan MANCHESTER (7S) — Cory Goldston 4 2-510, Eric Widmer 4 2-3 10, Jason Goddard 7 8-11 22, Chuck Little 2 0-0 4. Willie Reginald PInto/Manchaatar Harald Coach Donna Ridel said. “ With three seconds left Ogrodnik, who for nine seasons Boro 0 0-0 0, Calvin Meooett 5 2-312, Cory McGee 1 0-02, Erik we inbounded the ball to (Maura) McPadden and was head coach at crosstown Johnson 0 2-2 2, DeVouohn Whitehead 1 0-0 2. Darren Goddard 3 2-2 9, Barry Chapman 1 0-0 2. Totals 28 18-26 75. COMING THROUGH — East Catholic’s during Friday night’s game at the Eagles’ looked for Karen (Mozdzierz), but she was covered. East Catholic. Ogrodnik is good SOUTH WINDSOR (51) — Brad Bishop0 2-3 2, John Davis 2 Dan Callahan drives to the basket past gym. The Eagles’ Reid Gorman (35) So, we got the ball to Barbara. It was back and forth friends with Vaughn’s high school 4-78, TodI Gozdeck 17-109, Mike Lane7 0-017, Jamie Lussier 1 the whole fourth quarter.” mentor, Frank Kinel. 0-0 2, Jett Graham 0 3-6 3, Brad Symonds 2 1-2 5, Jeremy Fairfield Prep’s Quincy Collins (32) looks on. East won, 55-43. Colvin 1 3-4 5. Totals 14 20-34 51. East led, 12-10, after one quarter and 18-17 at Vaughn has played point guard, 3-polnt goals: M- D. Goddard. SW- Lane 3. off guard (shooting guard) and Cheney s next game is Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. scoring. We’re taking good shots but we just can’t halftime. St. Bernard’s gained a 29-28 lead after Haittime: 36-16 small forward for the Bantams. againsi Vinai Tech in Middletown. score. That’s been our problem the entire season,” three quarters. He is one of six freshmen on the Reginald PInto/Minchaater Herald Coventry triumphs Cheney outscored Cromwell in the second half, he added, noting Bolton shot 36 percent for the Mozdzierz scored a game-high 18 points for the Trinity roster and may be the 42-28, but a 53-27 halftime deficit proved too much game. COVENTRY — Hitting some big free throws down Eagles while Margaret Riley and McPadden most productive for the Bantams, TRINITY STANDOUT — Freshman Matt Vaughn out of for the Beavers to overcome. “ We played pretty the stretch, Coventry High rallied for a 67-60 Bolton did close it to five points (48-43) but grabbed nine and seven rebounds, respectively. who were 6-2 going into Friday Manchester High has been a valuable ad(jition to the well the second half,” Cheney Coach Aaron Silvia couldn’t cut it below that figure. “ We made a run at decision over Portland High Friday night in Charter “ We did a good job on the boards,” Ridel said. night’s opening round clash in the said. “ But we had dug a pretty big hole (for them and I’m real proud of them. If we had caught a Trinity College men’s basketball team. Oak Conference boys’ basketball play. Kate Kuvalanka led the Saints with 14 points. Liberty Bank Classic with Con­ ourselves).” break, it could have been a different game,” The Patriots, the only unbeaten team in the COC, EAST CATHOLIC (38) — Heather Oslnskl 1 M 2, Karen necticut College. Cromwell crashed the boards and assumed a 28-12 Phillips said. significant amount of time. At the guys.” moves to 8-0 in the COC East and 9-1 overall while Mozdzierz 82-218, Margaret Riley 13-35, Mayra McPadden 1 He is averaging eight points a lead after one period of play. ‘"They were getting a Craig Winslow had a game-high 22 points to lead 1- 2 3, Stephanie Relchardt 0 0-0 0, Barbara Chorazyczewski 4 end of the game, he’s there.” Vaughn had a difficult begin­ the Highlanders saw their four-game winning game, between 20-25 minutes and lot of boards (rebounds) in the first quarer. If it Bolton with Jim Hathaway also in double digits with 2- 210, Kelli Bender 0 0-1 0. Totals 15 8-10 38. , Another freshman on the team. ning to his college career after streak stopped and fell to 4-3, 4-5. ST. BERNARD'S (36) — Kate Kuv^onka 5 4-6 14- Sue his 3-pointer has been on target. wasn’t (Steve) AIsup, it was (Shelby) Jones. If it 10. Barrett 3 0-2 8, P.J. Powers 2 0-0 4, Erin Killeen 4 M 8, Mike Allen out of Windham High, sustaining a sprained ankle the Coventry’s next game is 'hiesday at 7:30 p.m. He was one of the top five 3-point wasn’t him it was (Rob) Monnes. They were sending Marcus Edens and Dave Milardo paced Vinai Michelle Podraza0 0-00, Kristen Smith 10-02. Totals 154-836. is Vaughn’s roommate. The two second day of practice which against Bacon Academy in Colchester. 3-polnt goals: SB- Barrett 2. shooters in the country in Div­ three guys to the boards and for us it was either with 16 and 15 markers, respectively. were fierce rivals in high school sidelined him for 10 days. He has Scott Lucas (11 points) hit some big free throws in Halftime: 18-17 East. ision III percentage-wise. (Terrance) Phillip or no one,” Silvia said. , VINAL TECH (62) — (Jove Milardo 70-615, Marcus Edens2 since Windham was also a fought back and has even sur­ the fourth period as Coventry erased a 51-46 deficit Vaughn has only started one Phillip had five first-quarter rebounds for 11-14 16, Travis Sanders 1 0-0 2, Jake Kaiser 2 5-10 9, Tyronne member of the CCC East. prised himself concerning his after three stanzas. “ We shot better from the floor Jacobs 2 2-3 6, Henry Duncan 3 2-4 8. Cheney. His teammates had none. Bolton wins in OT game for Trinity. He, however, overall play. and got some key rebounds in the second half,” cited Totals 20 20-37 62. receives “quality time.” “ All the teams have pretty good The 6-foot-7 Phillip finished with 23 points, 17 _ Pinto 22-<7, Mike Deranleau 00-00, BOLTON — It was a nail-biter most of the way “ I didn’t think I ’d shoot this Coventry Coach Ron Badstuebner. “ (Portland) "His passing ability is some­ players,” the 18-year-old Vaughn rebounds and 14 blocked shots in a superb effort. Craig Winslow 94-922, Mike Hough 12-24, Jim Hathaway50-0 with Bolton High edging Rocky Hill. 52-46, in well,” Vaughn explains. “ I don’t outrebounded us by a 2-to-l margin in the first half 10, Frank Tozzoll 0 0-10, David Boles 11-3 3, Zac Mortord01-4 thing we needed badly,” Ogrod­ said of Division III competition. Junior Trevon Brooks netted a career-high 23 points I' Polmer00-00, John HoarOO-00, Mark YavInskyOO-OO overtime Friday afternoon in Charter Oak Confer­ consider myself a great shooter. I but we got nine more rebounds than them in the Totols 18 10-22 47. nik explained. “ That one com­ “ You’re not playing any Fermis. to supplement Phillip in that department. ence girls’ basketball play. haven’t really played a bad second half. modity puts him above the others. It forces you to play a lot more AIsup had 23 points, Monnes 20 and Jones 18 to The win lifts the Bulldogs to 3-8 overall, 3-7 in the game. I ’m just surprised I ’ve “ Rebounding and key foul shots was the ?iS»e?"3^i3%rn'a7°TicV- The value of Matt is because he defense it seems like. This year pace the Panthers. COC, while the Terriers are winless in nine outings. played so consistent.” difference,” he added. can adjust to situations because you really have to stick with your CROMWELL (81) — Peter Khang 1 2-55, Tom RIsley 31-27, Bolton’s next game is Monday at 3:30 p.m. at home The first aspect of the game “ We took the lead with four minutes left. They man. It’s a little rougher and the Steve AIsup 11 1-2 23, Shelby Jones 9 0-118, Rob Monnes 7 3-3 of his court sense and decision which Vaughn admits he has to then fouled us aand we made some key shots. Lucas 20, Dwvane Lewis 0 0-0 0, Joe DeMortlno 2 0-0 4, J Im Hodge 2 Girls Basketball against Portland High. making. We knew he was a guys are taller. Last year I had a 0-0 4, Mike Zalock 0 0-0 0. Totals 35 7-13 81. The teams were deadlocked at 42-all after work on is his defense. “ Stan gets hit two big ones toward the end to give us a three or quality player. The talents he has pretty good advantage at • 6-3 CHENEY TECH (69) — Trevon Brooks 10 2-5 23, Kevin MHS tops SW regulation after being tied at 28 after three stanzas. on me a lot about that,” Vaughn four-point lead,” Badstuebner recalled. Toolan 0 0-0 0, Chris Hawes 0 0-0 0, Tony Evans 4 3-4 13, blend into the team so well. The playing point guard, this year not Terrance Phllllp95-923, Sean Walstedt30-06, Jim LeBlancI SOUTH WINDSOR — Setting the tempo early on, The difference? “ Our kids wanted it more,” said said. Jack Ayer had 22 points and Mike Oswald 19 for 0-1 2, Daryl Taylor 0 04) 0, Jett Allen 1 0-0 2. Totals 2810-19 69. great thing about him is he can as much. No one really matches Another key in Vaughn’s suc­ Manchester High downed South Windsor, 53-43, Bolton Coach Jen Kohut. ‘"The kids have been Coventry. Oswald drained five 3-pointers and Ayer 3-polnt goals: CT- Evans 2, Brooks; Cr- Monnes 3, Khang. play three positions. He may not up with us in Division III. It’s nice cessful basketball repertoire is Halftime: 53-27 Cromwell. Friday night in CCC East Division girls’ basketball hustled. That’s what has been helping us and what’s added a pair. start but he has been in a to pass to a couple of 6-9, 6-8 that he eats, drihks and sleeps the Fran DeBari had 16 points, John Guidice 13 and action. needed to win games.” Amy Stoudt had five of her career-high 19 points in game. Vance Tate 12 to pace Portland. Vinai trims Bolton The win moves the Indians to 2-2 in the CCC East the overtime. Teresa McMahon and Kerri McKee- "We have a great relation­ COVENTRY (67) — Paul Strycharz 41-49, Frank Coombs 2 MIDDLETOWN — If you can’t put the basketball and 7-3 overall while the loss drops the Bobcats to 0-04, ScoH Lucas 3 5-811, Jock Aver 9 2-5 22, Mike Oswald 6 2-2 1-3, 4-5. gan (13 points, 20 rebounds) each had a bucket while ship,” Ogrodnik said. “ He loves 19, Chris McCarthy 0 0-0 0, John Totten 0 0-0 0, Pat Bradley 1 into the net. you’re going to have lots of problems. Wendy Neil added a free throw. Celtics the game and thinks the game all 0-2 2. Totals 25 10-21 67. That’s been the dilemma for the Bolton High boys’ “ We came out with intensity in the first half and 1 the time. I never questioned his PORTLAND (60) — Vonce Tate42-412, Nate Turner 40-011, that set the tone,” said Manchester assistant coach Bolton won it at the foul line where it was 14-for-25 From page 48 squad this season and the Bulldogs’ woes continued confidence.” John Guldlce5 2-413, Jamie Randall 1 2-2 4, Fran DeBari 72-4 Mike Masse. “ We could have come out and not been compared to 4-for-22 for Rocky Hill. 16, Doug Simmons 2 0-0 4, Eric Grant 0 0-0 0, Joe Ortiz 00-00. Friday night as they fell to homestanding Vinai 6 Rocky Hill had a 10-5 lead after one quarter Concerning the issure of start­ Totals 23 8-14 60. Tech, 62-47, in Charter Oak Conference play. into the game, looking at South Windsor’s record, 3-polnt goals: C- Ayer 2, Oswald 5; P- Tate 2, Turner 3, before Bolton rebounded for an 18-16 halftime lead. free throws in the final period, but Pistons 132, Pacers 99At Auburn ing, Vaughn doesn’t mind it one The victory pushes the Hawks to 4-4 in the COC but we didn’t. Guldice. “ We came on strong in the second half.” Kohut said. were outgunned from the floor. Hills, Mich., Bill Laimbeer bit. Halftime: 35-28 Coventry. West and 5-4 overall while the Bulldogs are winless “ South Windsor played scrapped the whole way Neil added 11 points and 11 rebounds for Bolton. Kevin McHale topped Boston scored a season-high 27 points “ I’d rather be in at the end than in 10 outings. They’re 0-7 in COC East action. but we stayed with it the whole way,” he added. Melanie Montante had a game-high 21 markers to with 23 points before fouling out and Adrian Dantley added 25 as not start at all,” he says. Bolton’s next game is Tuesday at 7:30 on the road Manchester had a 15-6 lead at the turn and 28-14 Cromwell tops Cheney pace the Terriers. with 6:06 left. Parish had 20 the Detroit Pistons won their There’s no question Vaughn against dangerous Cromwell High. halftime bulge. It was 38-26 after three periods. BOLTON (52) — Wendy Nell 4 3-4 11, Amy Stoudt 5 9-1119, points, Lewis 18 and Jim Paxson, third straight game Friday night will continue to improve his game CROMWELL ^ It was too deep of a hole that Vinai had a slender 10-7 lead before ripping off the Shelly Dieterle had 18 points and 10 rebounds and Kerri McKeegan 61-513, subbing for ailing Danny Ainge, with a 132-99 rout of the Indiana and will be a vital member of the Cheney Tech had to try to climb out of as it bowed, final 10 points of the opening period for a 20-7 Tina Stone added 10 markers for the Indians. “ We 0, Nancy Botting 0 1-2 1, 81-69, to host Cromwell High Friday night in Charter McMahan 2 0-2 4, Alison Klllorln added 15. Pacers. Trinity College basketball team. advantage. The Hawks’ lead was as large as 20 got good bench help from Cheryl Fowler and ROCKY HILL (46) — Mellsso LaPorto 0 0-0 0, Alyson Oak Conference boys’ basketball action. Mike Gminski had 20 points and “ I love him.” Ogrodnik says. (30-10) before Bolton closed the gap to 35-23 at sophomore Amy Shumaker.” Masse added. Fowler Goldstein 20-44, Melanie 0-3 8, Melissa Montante 10-0 2, Marlsa Glardina 12-44, Karlo Cheeks added 18 for the 76ers, Rik Smits had 19 to lead the “ He’s as good as I thought he was, The setback drops the Techmen to 3-5 in the COC halftime. had 8 points and Shumaker 4. Manchester shot very East and 3-7 overall while the victory moves the Rued 3 1-4 7. Totals 21 4-22 46. who had won three previous Pacers, while Wayman Tisdale and maybe better. He’s going to “ It wasn’t anything special,” Bolton Coach Craig Halftime; 18-16 Belton added 18 off the bench. have a great four-year career.” Panthers to 6-2 in the COC West and 7-3 overall. Regulation 42-all. games on the road. Phillips said. “ We were missing and they were See MANCHESTER, page 47 J AA Manrhratpr lirrali

Monday, Jan. 23, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents N Rezoning sought at 1,000 Soviets die HJaiirlirBlrr HrralJl Vaughn doing job plaza site in quake, landslide By Nancy Concelman with Trinity five Manchester Herald By Michael Putzel The tremor struck about 1,800 the homes, the schools, the The Associated Press The developers of a shopping miles southeast of Moscow, north hospitals and clinics, the stores,’’ and office plaza that would be a of Afghanistan and bordering he said. Communications, elec­ SPORTS MOSCOW — An earthquake China, at 2:02 a.m. (6:02 p.m. tricity and water were disrupted companion to the $70 million “ see page 47 destroyed several mountain vil­ Pavilions at Buckland Hills are EST Sunday). It was the strong­ and many injured were rushed to lages in Tadzhikistan today and seeking a zone change for 1.7 est quake to hit the Soviet Union hospitals in Dushanbe and other buried one village under a 45-foot acres of land in Manchester for since the Dec. 7 quake that struck large cities. wall of dirt and mud, killing up to the project. Armenia and killed about 25,000 Tass said the quake caused 1,000 people, officials said. Down East Associates, which people. “ destruction and casualties.” “ Almost everybody died,” said consists of Melvin Simon & Rescue teams were searching “ Small buildings made from Zainiddin Nasreddinov, editor-in- Associates of Indianapolis, Ind., for survivors and soldiers were earth were hit especially hard,” chief of the official Tazhikistan and Bronson & Hutensky of rushed to the area to keep order Tass said. “ The quake caused a FOUL SHOTS BOOST EAST news agency, who visited the and restore communications and serious landslide, some two ki­ Hartford, filed an application buried village of Sharora in Friday for a zone change from power and water to the buildings lometers (I'A miles) long, from a Soviet Central Asia. left standing, said Nasreddinov. hill near the village.’’ It said By Jim Tierney Rural Residence to Business III. Sharora was buried beneath 45 Manchester Herald The land is located off Buck- A preliminary estimate indi­ Roads into the area were land Street, about 300 feet north of cated about 600 people had died damaged and thousands of head feet of mud and rocks. the Buckland Street-Pleasant there, he said in a telephone Nasreddinov said the buildings With a nine-point lead at halftime against All of cattle were killed, Tass said. Valley Road intersection, accord­ interview from Dushanbe, about Bulldozers and cranes were being destroyed were all one-story Connecticut Conference foe Fairfield Prep the 10 miles northeast of Sharora. structures made of brick. He said homestanding East Catholic Eagles could have ing to the application. A house sent into the area to help and two sheds are currently on The population of the village was rescuers, the report said. Soviet President Mikhail S. Gor­ moved in one of two ways during the second half bachev called Tadzhikistan offi­ Forward or backward. the piece, which is owned by not known, but Nasreddinov said The magnitude of the earth­ Bernard Martin, according to the about 70 families lived there. quake was uncertain. cials to promise help from the Unfortunately, the latter occurred for the Eagles national government. plans filed at the Manchester An official at the Dushanbe /oo proficiency from the charity stripe The U.S. Geological Survey in In addition to the deaths in Planning Department. seismic station, who refused to be (28-fo^36) saved the day for the Eagles as they wore Golden, Colo, said it measured 6.0 Sharora, 70 more people were Hartford attorney James identified, said families are large down Prep and registered a 55-43 win Friday night on the Richter scale. The survey estimated to have died in the Lloyd, listed as the agent in the in the area and one dwelling often East, which canned only three second-half field office in Menlo Park, Calif, put villages of Akulibolo and Akuli- zone-change application, said to­ houses eight to 10 people. goals, sank 19 of 23 free throws in the fourth quarter. the magnitude at 5.4 on the poyen, near the epicenter, ac­ That proved to be the difference. day the change would make the Richter scale. piece compatible with surround­ “ The total number of deaths is cording to Nasreddinov. He said The win places the Eagles at 3-1 in the ACC and 6-4 now evaluated at up to 1,000,” A torrent of dirt and mud slid several other villages were overall while the winless Jesuits fall to 0-2 in the ing land, some of which is zoned Comprehensive Urban Develop­ said the official Tass news from a nearby hill and buried damaged. overall. East will host Xavier High ment. He would not comment agency. It said hundreds died in Sharora after the earthquake hit, Local officials put the epicenter of Middletown in an ACC contest Tuesday night at further on the application. Sharora but did not give an exact Nasreddinov said. about 20 miles southwest of Down East Associates has figure. “ Everything is destroyed — all Dushanbe, the republic’s capital. 'rae Eagles led after one quarter. 10-9, and 27-18 at discussed building a 790.000- Afirui (game-high 22 points) square-foot complex in Manches­ scored 11 of his 13 first-half points in the second ter and South Windsor. Of that quarter where he was 7-for-8 from the foul line In development. 465.000 square feet Court rules contract law all Altrui was ll-for-12 from the charity stripe would be for retail uses, accord­ We had a good run going in the second quarter ” ing to plans filed in October at the East Coach Ray Page explained. “ Scott got more South Windsor Town Hall. aggressive. We said at halftime that we could push it A use for the remaining 325,000 right at them in the third quarter and blow it open or is reverse discrimination square feet has not been deter­ we could let them back in and w e’d be in a fight the mined. but Alan Hutensky. a wnole way.” require the prime contractor on partner in one of the firms, said in By James H. Rubin has upheld key affirm ative action East did just that, and let the Jesuits back in the any city building contract to October it would include office The Associated Press programs in other areas, al­ game. subcontract at least 30 percent of and possibly retail space. though always by narrow mar­ atrocious 3-for-17 from the WASHINGTON - The Su­ the value of the project to firms gins and with no clear consensus noor in the third stanza and Prep ran off the first preme Court, dealing a serious that are at least one-half minority on how to evaluate their See PLAZA, page 10 eight points to trim the Eagle lead to 27-26 with 5-19 blow to some forms of affirmative owned. lawfulness. afforded they Jesuits five occasions to action, today struck down a O’Connor said, “ The 30 percent In a stinging dissent today. take the lead with a bucket, yet, the visitors could Richmond, Va., program aimed quota cannot be said to be Justice Thurgood Marshall said never capitalize. Confession at helping construction industry narrowly tailored to any goal, the Richmond ruling “ marks a Eagle Junior Billy Evans followed a missed shot businesses owned by minorities. except perhaps outright racial deliberate and giant step back­ balancing. It rests upon the 3-^10 'If is .* ’''® ® 29-26 lead with By a 6-3 vote, the court ruled the ward in this court’s affirmative fn/« Eagles led, 33-31, heading won’t save plan is an unlawful form of completely unrealistic assump­ action jurisprudence. Cynical of into the fourth quarter. “ reverse discrimination. tion that minorities will choose a one municipality’s attempt to With the score still 33-31. Prep’s Chris Pulie Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, particular trade in lockstep pro­ redress the effects of past racial missed the front end of a one-and-one with 6:07 left Bundy’s life writing for the court, said, portion to their representation in discrimination in a particular position to tie the “ Under Richmond’s scheme, a the local population.” industry, the majority launches a The ruling is expected to have Iwit A3-pointerbyAltrui,theonly STARKE, Fla. (AP) - Ted successful black, Hispanic or grapeshot attack on race­ far-reaching impact on the use of ^ j Fourth quarter, gave East a Bundy has confessed to 20 more Oriental entrepreneur from any­ conscious remedies in general.” ^ 3 3 lead. Two free throws by Oliva pushed the lead so-called set-aside programs by killings, but Florida’s highest law where in the country enjoys an j to seven, 43-36, with 3:05 left. states and cities. Marshall said the "harsh real­ enforcement official calls the absolute preference over other senior Dan Callahan turned in a fine game Most states and more than 190 ity” of today’s ruling will be to condemned murderer a “ con- citizens based solely on their points, including a perfect 6-for-6 from the Patrick Ftynn/Mancheitar Herald local governments have such discourage or prevent cities and Reginald PInto/Mancheeter Herald niver’’ who should die in the race.” rtul line in the fourth quarter. Jerome Robbins led MY BALL — East Catholic's Scott Altrui programs, according to a study states from “ acting to rectify the electric chair as scheduled. YOUNG LOVE — P.J. Keeverof44 Wildwood Drivewalks “ We think it obvious that such a Prep with 16 points. starts to drive on Fairfield Prep’s Tom ^®cl 22 points in by the Minority Business Enter­ scourge of past discrimination.” East’s 55-43 victory. Bundy’s appointment with a program is not narrowly tailored his girlfriend, Nora Crowley, of 131 St. John St., home prise Legal Defense Education 'y.t *®|*'®** ^‘’out it and said that it (this game) Lazarraga in Friday night’s ACC clash at psychiatrist today has generated to remedy the effects of prior He was joined by Justices was like the start of the season, ’’ Page said. “ It was from school Thursday on East Center Street. Both are discrimination,’’ she said. Fund. speculation that the suspect in up a win we had to have to reach our goals. We’ve got to sophomores at Manchester High School. The Richmond plan would The high court in recent years See MINORITIES, page 10 get better support, better balance” to three dozen slayings will try to East also took the junior varsity contest, 62-46 halt his execution. But Gov. Bob Martinez reaf­ Freshman Rob Penders pumped in 28 points for the Johnson, Celtics top 76ers 6-2 young Eagles. firmed his vow “ that he has no School board slow to criticize BOSTON (A P) — Dennis John­ intention of delaying the execu­ Abortion protesters c a t h o l ic (55) — Scott A ltru i S 11-17 77 p * ih footer with 1:54 left after Phila­ games. tion beyond Tuesday morning,” son hit on three long jump shots delphia turned the ball over on a SwtkS2^"2/'s««°s!!:;“ ’ 3-’'^ PonCa7lahanV.?5?i P? 2 Robert Parish and Reggie press secretary Jon Peck said Bllfe^^^nVl 1 7 7 Brent Mlkkelson0(M)0, down the .stretch and the Boston 24-second violation. 1 TIrn S^M^r ®-2 ®' Chris Conklin 00-00 Sunday night. Kennedy’s $40 miiiion request Celtics withstood Philadelphia’s With Boston ahead 113-109. Boston a 105-103 lead, but Maurice Clheeks Bundy is scheduled for execu­ converge on capital fourth-period comeback Friday Johnson capped a 22-point game hit on a long jump shot to tie the tion at Florida State Prison on By Andrew Davis at 7:30 p.m. at Nathan Hale night for a 117-109 victory over the with another 18-footer, enabling 76ers. score for the final time. Tuesday for the 1978 rape and Manchester Herald School. By Randolph E. Schmid tions marking the 16th anni­ the Celtics to snap a three-game murder of a l2-year-old Lake City News Analysis The Associated Press versary of the Roe vs. Wade Johnson broke a 105-105 tie with losing streak and hand Philadel­ Philadelphia hit on all 18 of its The budget will be difficult to girl, one of three people Bundy When School Superintendent decision declaring that an 18-footer, then added a 20- phia just its second loss in eight trim since more than 80 percent of See CELTICS, page 47 killed in Florida. James P. Kennedy unveiled a $40 it is in fixed costs such as salaries WASHINGTON - Thou­ women’s privacy rights allow The 42-year-old law school million budget proposal that was say on school spending — pointed and fringe benefits, Kennedy has sands of anti-abortion demon­ them to make their own dropout is under his fourth death up nearly 13 percent from this to the po,ssible loss of slate aid for said. Recent teacher salary in­ strators converged on the decisions on abortion. warrant. year’s spending, school board education in a year when Connec­ creases account for 48.31 percent nation’s capital today to culmi­ Thousands of anti-abortion During the past four days, members immediately said it ticut is facing a huge budget of the proposed budget increase nate a series of nationwide demonstrators marched on Bundy has admitted killing 19 would have to be cut. After three deficit. and 55.35 percent of the total protests against the Supreme Sunday in St. Paul, Minn., young women in Washington, workshops on the budget, Despite the fact the board has budget, he has said. Court’s 1973 decision legaliz­ Little Rock, Ark., Allentown, Utah. Idaho and Colorado. members still have not decided not yet identified fatty areas in ing abortion. Pa., Boston and Burlington, where. the budget. Dyer said today some It will take$1.789.948to fund the Leonard Dinegar of the Vt., while large pro-choice new contract settled last month See BUNDY, page 10 “ Nothing has jelled (on possi­ of the requests will be trimmed. National Right to Life Com­ rallies were held in Pitts­ ble areas to cut),” said Richard “ I think it will be cut.” Dyer with the Manchester Education mittee said organizers hoped burgh, Los Angeles and Dyer, chairman of the Board of said. ‘ T m going to discuss that Association, which represents to match last year’s turnout of Seattle. teachers. Education. "But everyone has (where to cut the budget) with all 50,000 people for what has President George Bush TODAY ideas.” my colleagues. I think we’ll have Unlike last year’s budget work­ become an annual reminder of planned to speak to the anti­ Kennedy has called his spend­ something for you in the next shops. where a $3,000 request for the divisive issue. abortion demonstrators in Wa­ ing plan “ lean and mean.” At couple of weeks.” an athletic tutorial program was The debate has taken on shington today via a telephone index least four school board members The budget is about $4 million immediately branded by some added intensity this year, with hookup similar to that used by 20 pages, 2 sections have promised to make it leaner. higher than the current $36 school board members as exces­ a reconstituted Supreme Court former President Reagan to Business____ 18 Nation/World— 9 But at the budget workshops, million budget, a 12.74 increase. sive, this year’s workshops considering a Missouri case address the same group last At tonight’s Board of Education with the potential to result in Classified _ 18-20 Obituaries------2 members offered little criticism brought no public demands for year. C om ics_____ 17 Opinion ------8 of specific spending areas. In­ meeting, the public will get an cutting specific programs and no significant changes in the legal The rally on the Ellipse, Focus______15 People ------15 stead, they asked questions. opportunity to talk about the immediate ideas where to trim doctrine governing abortion. south of the White House, also The Washington protest Local/State Sports------11-14 School board members and at budget. A public hearing is the budget. least four members of the Board scheduled during the school capped a series of demonstra­ See ABORTION, page 10 ____ 2-3,8-7,10 Television------18 See BUDGET, page 10 Lottery_ _ _ 2 Weather.------2 of Directors — who have the final board meeting, which will be held