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Raspecioli^ SATURDAY Army Puts Freeze on Active Personnel

20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Nov. 23, 1990

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MARTY MATTSSON Opening lead: ♦ 10 Bath/Kitchen Remodeling Germany on Friday rejected License «S2364a 649-4431 One Call Does It All For Intormallon on my businoss cal U.S. claims that the Soviet CUSTOM QUALITY 30 Years Experience 32 APARTMENTS FOR 87 HISC. FOR SALE B1 CARS FOR SALE 91 CARS FOR SALE Banar Businaas Buaau. Begislarad One stop Improvements. Union has sufficient food sup­ nrlth ConaumarPmlacUon. M&M Plumbing & Heating RENT Framing to Painting. NAM E YOUR JUNK CARS-Towod free. plies this year, and said it will V Cal 569-7671 649-2871 END R O L L S , Call Joey, 528-1990. S ch aller send experts to Moscow next Licensed & Insured. OWN PRICE ~ MANCHESTER-2 Quality Call Dave Adamick 27 V," W idth - 509 Need title. Army puts freeze on active personnel week to try to resolve distribu­ Father and son painting, BedroomDVUiuviiM flat,lieu, 1st la i floor. Pre-Owned Autos lor a free quote. Installation and Replacement Bathroom. Fully ap- ap 13" w id th " 2 for 509 OLDSMOBILE-1976 tion problems. WATERPROOFING papering, removal. Newsprint end rolls can be Value Priced 6 4 5 - 6 5 2 3 _ ofOil.Ga.s&Electnc plianced kitchen. Ailir Omega, 6 cylinder, 4- By ROBERT BURNS definitely. military schools. between 1,000 and 1,500 people per said. There have been dire predic­ conditioned. Basement, picked up at the Manchester door, air. Runs good. USED CAR BEST BUYS! Also today, the Marine Corps dis­ 5 2 8 -5 0 1 5 •V; ...LffHeaters Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. $8,69S The Associated Press The decision, approved Friday by The cancellation of holiday vaca­ month, said an Army officid who tions of what the winter holds in storage, garage. $500. 742-1687. 1988 Mercury Cougar ■W'liim Air Furnaces Monday through Thursday. Loaded Defense Secretary Dick Cheney, is tions will affect 22 Army institu­ discussed the measures on condition closed that it invoked a measure on store for the Soviet people and Rick's Handyman and Central location. Close WET BASEMENTS? •BoSets PLYMOUTH-1973 Gold 1988 Hundal QLS $4,995 an extraordinary move that will tions, not including the West Point, he not be identified. Nov. 8 that means as many as fears that food shortages could Carpentry to stores. Immediate 5 Speed, Air, Sunroof WASHINGTON — The Army, Hatchways. toundUtion cracks, Wilson Oil Company Duster, air, power N.Y., military academy. Included The combination of measures is 12,000 Marines, both regular and worsen long-standing tensions ■ftomodcling & Ropairs occupancy. $650/mon- steering, slant 6. Runs 1984 Toyota Calica $4,995 facing a possible manpower squeeze upset the plans and expectations of sump pumps, tie anns. gravity Attcs, basoments. yards cleaned NOWS 6466393 ____ th plus security and AMTFM, Clean many Army soldiers, including are seven basic training posts such designed to keep the Army at the reserve, could be prevented from and lead to widespread civil un­ 88 TAa SALES good. feoo. 742-1687. 1987 Olds Cutlass Sup. $7,900 in Operation Desert Shield, said -Hauima RlAllQH* deposit. 649-5678 highest possible state of readiness in leaving the service even though they toec^ and dry Afso damp­ V-8, Auto. A/C, Low Miles Friday it is keeping in uniform all those who had lined up civilian jobs as Fort Jackson, S.C., and advanced rest. •Insun..jred ^ THE TIME evenings. 1989 Lincoln Town Car $18,000 case additional reinforcements are were due to retire or end their ser­ In a meeting with reporters ness prctfrg of oc'iicrels walls •FREE ESTIMATES CRAFTS AND TAG soldiers and officers who had in anticipation of retiring or who training centers such as the artillery CARDINAL Signature Series. Like New vice obligations. Unlike the Army, and Boors. Chin-.nev clean outs, 646-1948 SALE-Saturday, 11/24, planned to leave the service. had planned to enter college after school at Fort Sill, Okla., the in­ needed in the Persian Gulf crisis, the Friday, government spokesman ® TO BUY! MISCELLANEOUS 9am-3pm. Spencer Vil- 1967 Buick Park Avenua $9,800 the Marines will not apply the slono walls, and cortcrete repairs. BUICK, INC V-6. Full Power. Leather The move, marking the first such comleting their enlistments. fantry training post at Fort Benning, official said. Dieter Vogel underscored SERVICES lage 6o Communit Hall. 1987 Acura Legend Sad. $13,900 measure service-wide, said Maj. Over 40 years experienced. Seri 34 HOMES FOR RENT 1990 Bukk Skylark freeze of Army personnel lists since The Army also said it is freezing Ga., and the personnel, administra­ “I’ve got an unprecedented Bonn’s view that food ship­ KITCHEN & BATH 5 2 Pascal .ane. V-6, Auto, Full Power 1969 BuIckSlyhawk VA80 tion and finance school at Fort Ben­ deployment under way in Saudi Nancy J. LaLuntas, a spokeswoman ments and other aid to Moscow ior dtiren rBscounls. MANCHESTER-3 Manchester. 1988 Acura Integra 3 Dr. $11,900 the all-volunteer services were indefinitely all transfers of soldiers REMODELING REMODELING 1989 Cavaier Crxipe $7485 5 S |^., A/C, Sunroof, SE from overseas to bases in the United jamin Harrsion, Ind., said Army Arabia,” which required the Army at Maine Corps headquarters. this year were absolutely essen­ Albert Zuccaro Bedroom, 2 bath 1969 Buick Riviera $14480 created in 1973, will mean that From the smallest repair to the D PROFESSIONAL CAR CLEANING 1987 Acura Integra 5 Dr. $7,900 spokewoman Capt. Barbara Good- leadership to take the exuome step The Marines also announced tial. largest renovation, wo will do a duplex. $765 plus 1969 Honda Accord LX $13480 about 5,500 people per month who States, and it is cancelling the tradi­ Butting, Waxing, 91 CARS FOR SALE Auto, PS, PB, AIWFM Stereo Waterproofing utilities. 12/1 1966 Buick Skylark $7485 1987 Chrysler Lebaron $6,600 tional Christmas vacation period for no. of preventing soldiers and officers “According to our knowledge, oomplote job. LET US HELP tmedor Shampooing, otherwise would have left the ser­ Visit our beautiful showroom or occupancy. 645-7717. BUICK- 1978 Station 1968 Chev Cavalier $6490 Cpe., Auto, A/C, PS, PB The freeze on transfers will affect from leaving the service, the official Please see ARMY, page 8. delivery of foodstuffs is unfor­ 646-3361 You remodel your kitchen or bath Engine Degreasing, $6,900 vice will be forced to stay on in­ all Army training centers and call for your froe.ostimato. wagon. Tow vehicle/ 1967 Buick LeSabre $7400 1987 Pontiac Grand Am tunately necessary, because al­ from floor to ceiling. We otter Vinyl a Leather CorKlIUonlng. Turbo, Auto, A/C. Sharp 1967 Buick Century $5495 Ptnstrtpping Available. 35 STORE A OFFICE hitch. Like new. $1800. 1986 Mercury Sable LS $5,900 though there was an average, a Heritage Kitchen & cabinets, vanities, counter lops, 1967 Silverado 4X4 $13480 By Appolntmatit Only 643-6434. V-6, Auto. /VC, Full Power CLEANING whatever your needs are. SPACE 1967 Celebrity Sedan $6485 reasonably good harvest in the Bath Center M 94304 - Mike 1988 Honda Prelude SI $12,900 Call Ralph Nadaau 643-6004 CHEVROLET-1983 t9860ldsiT)oblle Clera $4485 Soviet Union, the logistics there SERVICE 254 Broad Street MANCHESTER- Main St. Auto, /VC. Loaded, Low Miles KHehan and Bath Datign Canttr Monte Carlo. $1200/ 1965 Cavalier Cpe. $3480 1987 Toyota C ellcaO T $8,995 School plans contain so many complications Manchester location, near Center GSL Buildinq best offer. Tinted 1985 Nissan Pulsar $3460 Auto. A/C, PS, PB, AlWFM that the supply is obviously in­ o St. Ideal for store/offico. windows. Loaded. 645- 1985 Olds Delta 88 Cpe $5,885 1986 Toytota Celica QT $7,995 H NEED YOUR CELLARS, W3-5400 sufficient,” Vogel said. Maintenance Co. 646-2426 weekdays. 9- 7753. 1964 Buick Century LTD $4480 Auto. /VC. Loaded, Low Miles J3 r* ATTICS S GARAGES LANDSCAPING Commorclal/Resldentlal 5. 1985 Honda Civic Sedan $4,995 81 Adams Street 5 Spd., A/C CLEANED? CLASSIC CONSTRUCTION building repair and home OFFICE/SPACE-1 mile to CHRYSLER-1983 E 1987 Chev Cavalier RS $4,995 supported, Body In chimney m Improvements. Interior and Class. Driveway Manchester Also junk taken to Sprayed ceilings, Remodeling, 1-84. 600 Square feet, Auto, A/C, Low Miles 3 ^ FRANK YOUNG exterior painting, light car­ all utilities included. mechanic speciaf. 649-4571 1985 Chev Spectrum $2,900 BOSTON (AP) — A the Gjpmp? Painting, Etc. No job loo small. pentry. ComplettJomplete janitorial $650/month. Peterman Great shape. $500. Auto. A/C, Stereo woman’s body was removed EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE 1983 Nissan Pulzar $2,900 o ro Call 644-1775 Free Estimates, Insured. M rvira. Experienced, reli­ Realty, 649-9404. 647-9104. from a chimney in the Dor­ z - < AND Auto, AM/FM, Low Milos able, free estimates. ' 1984 Olds Cutlass Sup. $3,900 claim denied RQB CROSBY PONTIAC-Phoenix. 1978. chester section of Boston late LANDSCAPING Good condit'ion.Brown, V-6. Auto, A/C, Clean H 872-1139 6 4 3 -0 3 0 4 1989 Acura Legend " L " $18,995 Friday, police said. 4-door. $500. CENTER m I LAWN CARE Fall Cleanups Sedan, Exel Demo By RICK SANTOS auditorium, he said. Police refused to release the Aulomalic. 647-9903. 645-8892 1990 Toyota C orolla LE $11,500 Manchester Herald Harney announced also that woman’s name and said they o m At. Full Power, A/C, Like New PLOWING SAAB-1980, manual MOTORS ROOFING/ 1985 Mazda RX7 QS $6,600 CASE does not support funding of had little information on the transmission, works SIDING ReeeneNow “Quality Used Cars” 5 Spd., Only 23,000 Miles BOLTON — The Citizens’ Al­ education at any cost. case. But neighbors and friends YARDMASTERS Conunerdal 6 Residential great, $1000. 643-9625 1988 Honda Accord LXI $10,900 o PLAYER PIANOS are In Property for Lease as Dry 461 Main Street liance for Scholastic Excellence In light of upcoming negotiations identified the victim as Carol Leaves raked and Snow Blower Service Available alters. C oupe,5 Speed, Loaded demond. It vou hove one Manchester, CT 1984 Plymouth Horizon $2,800 supports a plan to spend $10.6 mil­ for teacher contracts, he said, “we’re Dubuson, 25. Her address was n O trees cut Low Rales Storage/Retail -1 8 0 Park vou do not use, wnv not SUBARU-1983, 2 Door 4 Cylinder. AtWFM Cass., Low Miles lion to expand and renovate the hoping that teachers and negotiators not known. n Gutters and garages LIONEL COTE exchonge it tor cosh with 649-4304 Street - Cheney Historical hatch back, 5 speed, 649-4304 Boston Police Spokesman cleaned o w a n t ad . town’s school buildings to attract realize the economic climate and 1 ROOFING 6 SIDING Mike Anytime District - $550.00 per month AM-FM, 78K. $1500. 1986 Merc Lynx 48K $2,895 Tom Santry said authorities 2 CD Call 649-9637. SCHALLER new students. realize that there’s no one in this 1986 Chev Celeb. Euro $4,995 / m O) Call 643-9996 •30 Years Experience - year lease - Contact At the same time, CASE Co- town that can afford education at removed the woman’s body 1986 Dodge Lancer $4,495 •Fully Insured (404) 551-8166 ACURA chairman Michael Harney insisted any cost” from a chimney in the first floor O 91 CARS FOR SALE 1985 Dodge 600 ConverL $3,995 apartment at 6 Dewey Place. Leaf Removal and •License it 506737 FRENCH'S LAWN & 9-5 EST 345 CENTER STREET that accusations that his group sup­ The group is holding a meeting 1985 Ford Escort $2,395 Santry said investigators were Snow Plowing. J46-9564 TREE SERVICE MANCHESTER ports education no matter what the on ITiesday to provide information Complete fall dean-up. Leaf 1985 Buick Skyhawk $3,995 still on the scene at 5:30 p.m. Ken's 39 ROOMMATES 1985 Caravan Loaded $5,995 6 4 7 -7 0 7 7 costs are “ridiculous.” to citizens about the mission of s > removal, Debri removal & BOB RILEY Friday. He did not know the Brush clearing. Gutters WANTED 1985 Ply Caravelle $3,795 Regarding the building plan, Har­ CASE. Lawn Service W hin youiiM d ;o ad^ertiss. OLDSMOBILE/VOLKSWAGEN Today Is great day ... and cleaned. 1984 Ford LTD Wlag $3,495 04 IfOTORCTCLBS * cause of death or how long the Free Estim ates Clossitled Is a great way nothing works like Classifiedl 259 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER ney said, “people kept requesting to At the meeting, slated for 7:30 at 6 4 5 -1 3 1 2 0 ^ or Evening FEMALE-Roommate 1984 Dodge OmniSOK $2,395 MOPBDS body had been in the chimney. ... to sell something!-643- know what we were supporting and the Community Hall, members of 649-8045 or 643-0747 FREE ESTIMATES DJal,643-2711 wanted to share 2 BR 1984 Lincoln Town Car $6,495 2711. 649-1749 condo in Manchester 1984 deep GrdVIhg 4X4 $5,495 YAMAHA-1983 Seca. we decided we couldn’t wait around Bolton’s PTA will make a slide 1988 Mitsubishi Signa $9,495 Non-smoker. Utilities. 1983 Merc Col Park Vfeg $3,995 white/red, 550-4. Needs anymore.” presentation about the building plan. Bouncers shot > 1987 Pontiac 6000 $4,995 646-8822. 1983 Olds Delta 88 Roy $3,795 very little work. Runs The delay in announcing the Also, representatives from a newly NEW YORK (AP) — Two "D 32 APARTMENTS FOR 32 APARTMENTS FOR 1987 VW Golf $0,995 strong. $350. Many 32 APARTMENTS FOR 32 APARTMENTS FOR 1985 Buick Skylark $0,995 1982 Ply Reliant Wfag $1,795. group’s support was a result of a formed political action committee bouncers at a Manhattan night RENT 68 SNOW PLOWING extras. 742-1687. RENT RENT RENT 1986 Chrysler Laser $2,395 1982 Chev Monte Carlo $1,995 lack of specifics about various com­ — created to support the school club were shot, and one later 1986 Buick Regal $6,995 1982 Pontiac LeMans $1,995 EAST HARTFORD- SNOW PLOWING- 08 WANTED TO BUT/ ponents of the building plans, building referendum — will be in died early Friday after an angry MANCHESTER-S Room. UPPER OAK STREET-3 MANCHESTER-Lovely 3 1987 Olds Ciera $6,995 1982 Pontiac Phoenix $1,695 Burnside Ave. Very Reasonable rates. attendance. patron or pahons shot them after 2-3 bedrooms, possible Bedrooms, 1st floor, bedroom apartment in 1986 Chrysler LeBaron $4,995 $2,295 TRADE specifically the cost of a proposed large 2 bedroom with 1981 ChevCamaro $700 plus utilities. newer 2-family. Reliable. Fully insured. 1987 VW GTI $5,995 they were thrown out of the Pal­ home office, 1-1/2 appliances and eat-in 1981 Pont Grand Prix $2,395 baths, attic and cellar, Security deposit. Call Appliances, private 649-6087. 1989 delta $9,995 We buy clean, late model used ladium, police said. kitchen. Heat and hot 1979 Olds Delta 88 51K $1,895 all appliances. $650.00 647-062828 after ' 5pm. ■ parking. $6/5 plus 1989 Olds Ciera $9,995 The shootings occurred at water included. Coin-op $8,995 1979 Ford Mustang $1,995 cars and trucks. Top prices Raginald Plnto/WanchMlar H«raid per month plus utilities, utilities. 647-9347. 87 MISC. FOR SALE 1988 Olds Cutlass about 1:30 aun., as bouncers laundry. No pets. $585. 1985 Honda Accord $5,995 1975 Cadd Eldorado Con $6,495 paid. Mayor concerned LIGHTS ONI — Children get ready to help flip the switch during Friday night’s annual "Turn­ security, references. No NEWER-Largerge 6( room Marcus Peterson, 23, and Jeff MANCHESTER-lm- 872-4245.424“ WOOL PIECES-Great 1990 Olds Cutlass $11,995 1973 Dodge Charger $2,195 Mr. Duff “ Carter Chevrolet pets. 643-1108. duplex.____ No ,pets._____ $5,995 ing on the Lights” of Manchester’s Christmas tree in front of St. James Church, Main Street. Craig, 30, were “working the mediate occupancy. 2 Manchester-4 room quality, wonderful 1986 delta M-CtVisa Accepted 1229 Main Street Security, references. 1989 deep Cherokee $5,995 MANCHESTER-3 Bed­ Bedroom Duplex. $660 Duplex w/garage. prices. Frasers, 192 New Arrivals Daily Manchester, CT About 100 people attended the event, which was sponsored by the Downtown Merchants As­ ropes,” screening the crowd Available immediately. Mlany i Others waiting to attend a salsa concert room duplex. Center St. $650. a month. plus utilities. Security/ Stove, refrig. $600/-k Hartford Rd. (Rear) Financing Available about keeping sociation and Manchester Herald. To Choose From 646-6464 Available immediately. Evenings, 643-2289. references. 649-2003. util. 633-4189. 645-7933. inside the popular music hall at $650. 649-2871. 126 E. 14th St., said Comelis local firms Craane, director of the club. Clownin^ around is major 59th teen slain By RICK SANTOS Jackson area. BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A Manchester Herald The mayor stressed he would 15-year-old Bridgeport youth prefer to sit down with officials part of local man’s job who was shot to d e ^ during a MANCHESTER — Mayor Terry from any company planning to relo­ Thanksgiving Day argument be­ Werkhoven is calling for the es­ cate and work out an agreement by came the city’s 59th homicide which the company would remain this year. lour besfiifiEDCABbuys/ I tablishment of a system for private By DIANNA M. TALBOT was, the Chicago, Dl. native says an effort to deliver a smging Douglas Lamont Allen, 15, employers to talk with town officials here rather than see the loss of jobs telegram to a couple. Herald Features Editor he once donned tights, a d i ^ r was pronounced dead on arrival before closing shops here. and tax revenue for the town. and carried a bow and arrow with at Park City Hospital following The mayor’s effort comes on the “ I wish we had known,” MANCHESTER — Having a a suction cup on it, all as part of Please see CLOWN, page 8. the incident outside the Barbie heels of a recent decision by a local Werkhoven said. party for children under eight After relocating, Brand-Rex is to Dove Restaurant about 12:30 cable manufacturer to move its fac­ years old? Why not invite Bo Bo a.m. Thursday. ^"988"lJncoln Town Car ' r""7989HONDACRX receive a 10-year Ux break and as­ the Clown? ^ " h a v e a g a s p r o b l b T?" ' tory out of town. A hospital spokesman said the Signature Series. A/C, power, I 5 Speed, Stereo. Tilt, On Wednesday, the Brand-Rex sistance in job training. The purpose Are the children over age cause of death was a gunshot H 28K. Nice Clean Car Co., located at 90 Progress Drive, of the move, as Werkhoven said he eight? Invite a magician. 1 GET r e l ie f -- BUY A wound to the back. leather.#99036t formally announced plans to move understands, is to increase the size Is the party for adults entering James Buster Jr., 16, also of 1990 GEO METRO operations to Jackson, Tenn., leav­ of the plant, which Brand-Rex middle age? How about Mort the Bridgeport, also was shot in the ing behind more than 100 area would own instead renting. The Mortician? argument. Buster, who was hit 1987 BUICK employees. building in Tennessee will cost Whether he’s dressed as Bo Bo in the left arm and side with Was *8995 “ It happened so quick,” about $5 million and is expected to the Clown, Mort the Mortician, a NADA Ave. Ret. *15825 numerous shotgun pellets, was LeSABRE LIMITED SEDAN Werkhoven said Friday. “Union be completed in June. The total cost magician. The Flasher, the Oc­ treated and released from the casion Fairy or a host of other people were calling me. They said of the move is estimated at $20 mil­ hospital. * Reduced characters, 29-year-old Brian I bT oI * 1 1 , 9 8 8 *7988 lion. they were notified only a few weeks Reed enjoys his chosen career. The mayor said operating and S 1989 HONDA CIVIC ago.” . “This is pretty much what I’ll 1988 Mustang LX Werkhoven plans to meet with labor costs in Tennessee would be be doing for the rest of my life,” EPA RATING 37 CTY 40 HWY ■ 4 Door, Burgundy 9 Planning and Zoning officials and cheaper. said the Manchester resident. Inside Today,.. ThnJ Special Purchase Irom General Motor Corp. we have obtained I Finish, Automatic, Town Manager Richard Sartor next Werkhoven said he was told the “The smiles I get make me feel many 1990 GEO Metro 4 DRs with low mileage. The Metros are week to try to create a system that company did consider a move into a / equipped with Auto, A/C, PB, Stereos & Rear Deloggers. good. It’s a natural high.” would encourage employers to dis­ building on Chapel Road that had When he dresses up as a SALE PRICED AT *7295®° cuss their plans with town officials been occupied by the General character, Reed says he feels like Bubble Gum I ONLY $134.28 per month Automatic, AirConditioners,Tilt Wheel,Cruise prior to pulling their businesses out Electric Co., but the move to that a different person. Classified___ 20% Down 60 mos. at 135% APR. Muttiply monthly payments by Total Term to gel deterred Was *9995 C o m ic s ____ payment Financing only avalaUe b qualified buyers. Sules lax & Reg. not induded. Control, Delay Wipers. 39,000 Miles. location never happened. ‘To make people believe, you of town. 1 Focus_____ RAMAINDER OF 3 YEAR/50,000 MILE WARRANTY “If they have concerns. I’m Company officials were not avail­ have to believe it yourself,” said Dianna M. Talbo

MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Nov. 24,1990—3 2— M A N am STE R HERALD, Saturday, Nov. 24, 1990 Heating oil available, price high HJRiiAfijg— KITCHEN & By MELISSA B. ROBINSON low-income fuel assistance program There are a few long-term actions remain remote. And, with winter at FOCUS this winter. that could help bring down prices. the doorstep, many officials are ( C E N T E R ) Herald Washington Bureau The state originally anticipated a Power, for instance, has repeatedly bracing themselves with hopes for $43 million program, a cost that mild weather, no war and effective WASHINGTON — Consumer suggested that oil companies create Complele Kitchen & Bath Demodding local programs that will reach as Dear Abby advocates and state energy officials swelled due to higher oil prices and fuel funds to help their low-income Our Own Craftsmen Dr. Gott many needy citizens as possible. PEOPLE agree with Bush administration a slowed economy that brought customers. Rothschild has called for Do The Complete Job predictions that heating oil should more beneficiaries, said Melanie a 1 million barrel per day drawdown “TTiis is billions and billions of Abigail Van Buren Kerr, a state energy office analyst. dollars out of the pockets of the Start To Finish Peter Gott, M.D. be in adequate supply this winter but from the strategic reserve to calm ■ Britain’s Queen Elizabeth D paid a visit poor,” said I\)wer. “It’s not a matter Call for your FREE remain concerned about high retail the market psychology that keeps Friday to a Royal Air Force Base which is provid­ Nationwide, low-income fuel as­ prices. prices high, as well as asking allied of having the discretionary income estimate or visit our ing some units to the multinational military opera­ sistance programs reach about one- nations such as Saudi Arabia to to move from one fund to another BEAUTIFUL SHOWROOM tion in the Persian Gulf. third eligible participants, according After an initial scare that Iraq’s charge less for the commodity. pay for fuel. The poor don’t have it. 254 Broad St. • Manchester Caregivers need The Laarbruch base, near the German-Nether- Medication for Aug. 2 invasion of Kuwait would to estimates from advocacy groups. Short-term solutions, however. And they just won’t have heat.” lands border, is home to 6,S(X) British troops and cause a dearth of oil, U.S. Energy 649-5400 their families, and squadrons of Tornado fighter Department and oil industry offi­ care themselves jets. motion sickness cials have consistently said that — The British monarch was welcomed by about Speculation begins DEAR ABBY: This is for “The Lonesome Caretaker,” barring a war or extreme cold snap 600 British children. She also met with leaders of who cared for her husband who had Alzheimer’s disease DEAR D R. G O T T: I ’ve been diagnosed with — consumers should have enough the nearby German communities. It was her seventh for 14 years. She is to be commended for her loyalty and cupulolithiasis. Is there any help available for this condi­ heating oil to get through the winter. devotion. visit to Germany, but her first since East and West Most recently, W. Henson Moore, on Twardy successor tion? reunified Oct. 3. deputy energy secretary, repeated It is all too common for one person to bear the burden DEAR REA DER: Cupulolithiasis is a fancy term NEW HAVEN (AP) — The ■ Author Anne Rice’s books are filled with that view at Ae annual meeting of appointed him U.S. attorney in of caring for an ailing spouse, parent or loved one with describing the buildup of calcium deposits (for unknown search for a successor for U.S. At­ 1977. little help from other family members. and erotic scenes, but she’s trying to ap­ the American Petroleum Institute, reasons) in the posterior semi-circular duct, a portion of torney Stanley A. Twardy Jr. is turn­ “The resume of experience that is We have a fairly new help group in Gadsden, Ala. We pear more ordinary these days. the major oil industry group, held the inner ear that controls balance. These deposits, or ing up a youthful group of can­ necessary to have someone caregivers meet with other caregivers, exchanging infor­ In Atlanta this week to promote her latest book, last week in Chicago, 111. stones, are a common cause of b en i^ positional vertigo didates. nominated is not of the same mag­ mation and finding comfort in the company of others “The Witching Hour,” Ms. Rice said she has (BPV), a harmless but disabling affliction marked by pe­ But even with federal officials State Republican Party Chairman nitude as that of a federal judge,” who share the same kind of loneliness and problems. We stopped wearing the skull and crossbones earrings she sported for so long. riodic, violent vertigo and nausea. and industry analysts predicting a Richard Foley said four attorneys, Foley said. “You don’t need 30 years have a gentleman in our group who has taken care of his BPV may occur when the head is in certain positions surplus of oil on the world market e n d e r “Those disturbed me, so I put them away,” said all under age 45, are on the early list before the bench.” T ,1ASTY wife for 16 years. (She suffers from Alzheimer’s.) and can be quickly terminated if those positions are al­ Ms. Rice, 49. “I’m superstitious about showing dis­ — and falling prices for crude and to replace Twardy, who is leaving Foley is expected to be one of the We call our group “W.I.M.,” which stands for tered. For example, people may experience symptoms respect for the dead. On this tour, a couple of home heating oil contracts on the his job in January to become a top people advising the Bush ad­ “Women in the Middle.” Anyone wanting information on when lying down; the vertigo will disappear when they people have come up with reproductions of skulls New York Mercantile Exchange — aide to Gov.-elect Lowell P. Weick- ministration on the appointment of how to start a W.I.M. group in his or her area should sit up or roll over. advocacy groups and state officials er Jr. Twardy’s successor, along with send a stampred, self-addressed envelope to: Women in to sign. That scared me.” Treatment consists of altering position to avoid believe Ae retail cost of home hcat- The four, and others yet to former GOP Chairman J. Brian Gaf­ the Middle Inc., P.O. Box 2811, Gadsden, Ala. 35903. Ms. Rice still dresses in a black jacket and pants, symptoms or using anti-motion-sickness drugs, such as ■ ing oil will stay high or rise even emerge, will compete for a position fney and U.S. Rep. Nancy Johnson, This group is not exclusively for women — it’s a sup­ but she revealed a new set of earrings: teardrop pearls. Tha Assoclsl#d Pt m s Antivert, to control BPV. higher. in which two of the last three men the head of the state’s GOP congres­ port group for the entire family. We call ourselves CHICKEN AT A PRICE You should be examined by an ear-nose-and-throat ■ Two members of the Puerto Rican teen-age CASH IS PROUD — Johnny Cash says appointed were under age 35. sional delegation. “women” in the middle because caregiving — the specialist who can advise you how to avoid symptoms or “The price right now is just too singing group Menudo were fired Friday after he was proud to sing a patriotic song writ­ Twardy was 34 when President' The nomination normally would never-ending laundry, cooking, cleaning and nurturing prescribe the necessary medicine to make you more com­ high,” said Christopher Dyson, being arrested at Miami International Airport and ten by an Air Force Sergeant serving in research director for Buyers Up, a Reagan appointed him in 1985. be made by one of the state’s U.S. that go along with caring for those who arc unable to fortable. care for themselves — has traditionally been the role of charged with possession of marijuana. the Persian Gulf on the Nashville Network Washington-based fuel oil buyers Richard Blumenthal, who recently senators, but both are Democrats Sergio Gonzalez, 18, and a 16-year-old whose was elected state attorney general, serving under a Republican presi­ women. Please print this, Abby, and spread the word. Wednesday night. The tune, “A Love group. “With the threat of war on CAROL J. HAMILTON, COLLINSVILLE, ALA. name was not released because of his age, were DEAR DR. G O TT: I’m a 32-year-old female who the horizon, prices could stay up all was only 31 when President Carter dent. Song to America,” was written by Sgt. DEAR CA RO L: Your letter could not have been more charged Thursday after a U.S. Customs Service dog has experienced several episodes of vaginal discharge. I winter.” THATW DlirT smelled marijuana. Customs agents took small Jeffery G. Grantham of Kokomo, Ind. have minor allergies, and I am 10 pounds over my ideal timely. Congress has officially designated Nov. 24-30 as “The issue here is not the level of amounts of the drug from them, Metro-Dade police weight, but I am basically healthy. Does the discharge National Caregivers Week. supplies, which clearly appiear to be Lt. James Kaelin said. have anything to do with regular jogging? Thank you for alerting other caregivers that there is adequate,” said Edwin S. “1 guess some people call them personal-use DEAR REA DER: Probably not. Vaginal discharge strength as well as comfort in organizing. Rothschild, energy policy director amounts, but dmgs are drugs, no matter what Bowie’s “A Child In Berlin,” and a painting Ten­ comes in many forms, most of which do not indicate dis­ for Citizen Action, a nationwide BOLENS TWO STAGE DEAR A BBY: We tell our little ones not to talk to amounts they are,” said Customs spokesman Joe nessee Williams did as a teen-ager. ease. strangers and not to take candy from strangers. But how Krokos. ■ Gov. Kay O rr is leaving office after a narrow For example, women will often experience an increase consumer organization. “Consumers are now having to pay heating oil POWER! RRFFIEYDRR many of us explain to them what a stranger is? Oscar Llord, general manager for Sonotone election defeat, but her husband. Bill, is on a roll. in vaginal secretions just before menstruating. This I asked my little 5-ycar-old neighbor what she thought Music, the group’s Miami recording company, said Sales of 20,0(X) copies of “The First Gentleman’s harmless condition is related to hormonal changes. Also, prices that are 50 percent higher strangers look like, and she said, “They wear a mask, and Friday the groiqt’s manager had fired the two Cookbook” have raised more than $50,009 for a during sexual arousal, the vagina will produce a slight than they were last year.” grab you like they do on television!” fund to redecorate the governor’s mansion. singers hours after their arrest. discharge. In general, a discharge is considered normal The retail cost of heating oil in Another child I know invited a man to come into the Menudo has been around for several years, rotat­ “Sales are pretty brisk right now,” said Orr, who when it is clear, colorless, has no odor and is not irritat­ New England currently ranges bet­ house while her mother was in the shower. Fortunately, ing new members into the group as veterans grow compiled the volume. “Our sense is that the book ing to tissues. ween $1.30 and $1.40 per gallon. In he did not accept the invitation. When her mother got too old to appeal to a pre-teen and teen audience. has become a collector’s item. We’re contemplating On the other hand, creamy or opaque, discolored, Connecticut, for the two-week FREE after her about it, she said she knew the man was OK be­ mm FEATHERS. ■ A self-portrait of Marilyn Monroe will be whether to up the price on it.” It sells for $12 JO . malodorous, burning or itching discharges are usu^ly abr period ending Nov. 5, the average ELECTRIC * cause “the man had a clipboard in his hands.” auctioned along with 35 other art works by famous Orr is chairman of a committee that will continue normal and indicate the presence of infection. Infections per gallon price was $1.35.5, ac­ START JEANETTE HANNA, UNION CITY, MICH. people who enjoyed art as a hobby. to administer the fund after his wife leaves office. are caused by vaginitis, cervicitis (an inflamed cervix), cording to the federal Energy Infor­ DEAR JE A N E TTE : By definition, a “stranger” is a liie auction, scheduled for 'fiiesday at the Eduard He once gave a talk about the book to a service sexually transmitted diseases, foreign material (such as mation Administration. SAVE person who is unknown or with whom one is unac­ Nakhamkin Fines Arts Gallery in Manhattan, is a club and described the recipe for “Better-than-Sex retained tampons and intrauterine devices for contracep­ quainted. benefit for the American Cancer Society in memory Cake.” tion) and growths of any kind. Normally, New England heating $180 It’s sufficient to instruct children never to talk to of the late actress, Jill Ireland. “A little blue-haired lady in the audience said 'Is Exercise, such as running, does not ordinarily cause oil prices would range around 90 people they do not know. And to accept no candy or Others pieces on the auction block include a it really?’ ” Orr recalled. “I said *I haven’t tried vaginal discharge. cents per gallon at this'time of year. t V , ^ 9 ^ X A A rides from anyone without first obtaining permission painting of Andy Warhol by Jeff Bridges, David any,’ and she said ‘Cake?’” If you have any doubt about the nature and cause of It hovered at the level last year, from their parent or caretaker. your discharge, I suggest you see a gynecologist. before the severe December cold M o d e l '5210 snap that resulted in a price spike. 'B ig P o w e r Even with the coldest December in a Compact Size on record, and the price surge that • I’oworful 5 hP Forward Speeds generated tremendous outcry among • 2 Stage 21" and 1 Reverse consumers and lawmakers, the average price for heating oil in New • Self-Propelled 220° Directional RECORD England over last winter was around • Bronze Worm Gear Chute Rotation $1.05 per gallon — far lower than With Cast Iron Housing Lugged Tires this year’s price at the season outset. Get a chicken sandwich for only n .59 T A K E T H E On the New York Merc, crude prices have been falling toward $30 Obituaries Cinema a barrel on reports of rising supplies ^ o Interest until March 1 fe n g e Please present this coupon before ordering. Limit one coupon and indications that the Middle East Small monthly payments required per customer. Not to be used with other coupons or offers. EAST H ARTFORD crisis could be resolved without war. Expires 12/7/90. Good only at 467 Center Street. member of the 25 year club at Northeast Utilites, a She is survived by a daughter, Mary Domenica Joy, of Bustsr's Pub a CInama — Marked for Death (R) Sat-Sun 7:30, 930. W.H. Preuss Sons Void where prohibited by law. Frank Korbuszewski Showcase dnam a 1-10 — Darwes With Wolves (PG-13) Sat noon, Home heating oil prices fell last former member of the Early Ford V-8 Club. He was a Portland; a son, Charles E. Burdick, of Glastonbury; a mm 228 Boston Tpke. Rt. 6 & 44 Bolton, Rank Korbuszewski, 101, of Manchester, formerly of U.S. Navy veteran having served during the Korean Con­ brother, Anthony Dakilo, of Rocky Hill; and five 3fl0. 7:10,10:30: Sun 1. 430, 8 — Throe Men and a Littio Lady (PG) Sat week, closing at 84 cents per gallon 12:35, 2:55, 5:10, 735, 9:55, midnight; Sun 12:35, 2:55, 5:10, 7:35, 9:55. on Friday. .______643-9492 Waterbury, husband of the late Amelia (Sembersky) Kor- flict. grandchildren. She was pr^eceased by a son. Rank An­ — Child's Play 2 (R) Sat 12:25, 2:20, 4:25, 7:25, 9:15. 11:30; Sun 12:25. ------SOMETIMES YOU’VE GOTTA buszewsld, died Friday (Nov. 23, 19%) at Crestfield 220, 4:25, 7:25, 9:15. — Predator 2 (R) Sat noon, 12:45, 2:15, 3:05, 4:35, Besides his mother, he is survived by two sons, Vin­ tonio Burdick. Despite the lack of oil from Iraq HIGH PERFORMANCE SINCE 19T1 Convalescent Home in Manchester after a brief illness. 520, 7:15, 9:40, 10:10, 11:50, 12:20; Sun noon, 12:45, 2:15, 3:05, 4:35, / 0 BUHGER KING CORPORATION BREAKIillRULES. cent Messino of East Hartford; Michael Messino of Services will be Monday at 9:15 ajn . at Holmes 520, 7:10, 7:50, 9:40, 10:10. — Jacob's Ladder (R) Sat 12:05, 2:25, 4:45, and Kuwait, production from other He was bom in Poland July 5, 1889, son of the late Manchester; a daughter, Linda Dumas of Vernon; two Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Manchester, followed by a 7.-05, 9:25, 11:40; Sun 1235, 2:25, 4:45, 7:05, 9:25. — Ghost (PG-13) Sat 1:15, 4:15, 7. 930,12:05; Sun 1:15, 4:15, 7. 930. — Rocky V (PG-13) Sat members of OPEC, the Organization John and Katherine (Gumienska) Korbuszewski. He had brotehrs, Paul and Gregory Messino, both of Windsor; a mass of Christian burial at St. Bartholomew’s church at 12:10, 12:55, 2:30. 3:15, 4:50, 525, 720, 7:55, 9:45, 10:20, 12:20; Sun of Petroleum Exporting Countries, is been a resident of Waterbury for 70 years and had lived sister, Norma Mawdsley of Hebron; a friend, Sandy 10 ajn . Burial will be in St. Bridget Cemetery. Calling 12:10, 12:55, 2:30, 3:15, 4:50, 5:25, 7:20, 7:55. 9:45, 10:15. — Homo approaching pre-crisis levels and is Alone (PG) Sat 12:20, 2:40, 535, 7:40, 10:05, 12:15; Sun 12:20, 2:40, in Manchester for the past 32 years. McGraw of South Windsor and four grandchildren. hours are Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. expected to outpace demand by next He was retired from the Anaconda American Brass Services will be Monday at 11 a.m. at the Samsel & 5:05, 7:40,10:05. In Memoriam MANCHESTER year. Meanwhile, inventories of Co. He was as communicant of St. Stanislaus Kostka Carmon Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road, South UA Theaters East — Sibling Rivalry (PG-13) Sat 2:10, 4:20, 7:10, 920, crude oil have been on the rise, and MANCHESTER HAS IT Church in Waterbury of which he was one of the original Windsor. Burial will be in Wapping Cemetery, South In loving memory of Pearl Murdock Cole, who passed 11:30; Sun 2:10, 4:20, 7:10, 9:20. — Marked for Death (R) Sat-Sun 4:15, stocks of distillates like home heat­ Windsor; Calling hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 away November 25,1990. 925. — Presurriod Innocent (R) Sat-Sun 2. 4:30, 7, 9:35. - The Witches organizers. (PG) Sat 2:20, 7:20, 1130; Sun 220, 7:20, — The Rocky Horror Picture ing oil continue to be above last AUCH'IONS EVERY MONDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHT - 7PM He is survived by two sons, Raymond Korbusieski of p.m. Mother Show (R) Sat midnighL year’s levels. 646-9243 CUSTOM KITCHEN CENTER Manchester and Joseph Koibusiesid of Stafford Springs; VERNON God took her home, it was His will, but in our hearts she Serving The Area For 25 Years five grandchildren, a great-grandchild, and several nieces Clifford S. Stephens Cfne 1 A 2 — The Witches (PG) Sat-Sun 1:30. — Presumed Innocent Nonetheless, virtually no one ex­ liveth still. (R) Sat and Sun 4:15, 7, 9:30. — Sibling Rivalry (PG-13) Sat-Sun 2, 7:10. QUALITY ANTIQUES Custom Designed Baths And Kitchens and nephews. Clifford S. 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Ctambw Of CommarM QUALITY MEMORIALS weekdays tor delivery in Manchester. ' Cormecticut has put together Suggested carrier rales are $1.80 weekly, $7.70 for Serving the general public HARRISON STREET MANCHESTER ^ CIMOAcoir^WsaWwr.etc Ik about $55 million from federal, state ALUMINUM SERVICES one month, $23.10 for three months, $46.20 lor six for 20 years Today’s weather picture was drawn by Jason Wilson, a four­ months and $92.40 lor one year. Newsstand price; 35 and oil industry sources to cover SERVJNa HCMBOWNER3 FOR OVER 30 YRS cents a copy. what is expected to be a $50 million ca lM LET'S JUST NWE MANCHESTER CHAPTER OF UNICO NATIONAL vegetables’ "OIL" PRESSm... 'TAWLE!- sought TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE - AND FORDESSEKT, If environmentalists learned anything from this year’s $100 EACH elections, it’s that they em ’t trust Jiminy Cricket. You By JACK ANDERSON for remember, of course, Jiminy’s preposterous promise: “If and DALE VAN ATTA______your heart is in your dream, / No request is too extreme.” Car RaiBe, Fat chance. Cricket. Some requests are indeed too ex­ COPPER" PIE WASHINGTON — Five years after a treme. charter plane crashed in G ^der, New­ a 1991 Lincoln Town Car, 4 Door When you hype a referendum that will cost billions, WTH"HEV1TO.D foundland, and killed 248 American sol­ for example, you’d better offer at least a hint of proof diers, the U.S. government will finally No more than 355 tickets will be sold. that the benefits justify the expense. Don’t just foist a ORPER!'SAULE- have to defend its dubious account of dying child on TV screens to lecture shocked viewers what happened. UNICO would like to thank all ticket purchasers and about the need to prevent environmentally induced can­ A ti^tly held report of a conces­ supporters for this evoit. cers and expect them to meekly vote for whatever ballot sional investigation criticizes the Nation­ measure you’ve anointed. al Transportation Safety Board’s han­ Drawing will be held at the Army & Navy Club I didn’t invent that example of the dying child. Such a dling of the case. And it takes a swipe at commercial was part of the campaign for California’s the FBI’s investigation of the crash, t i l ­ Main Stre^ on Sunday, November 25 Cash bar. Big Green initiative, which went down by an unexpected ing it “unacceptable, if not also unbeliev­ landslide. Among other things. Big Green would have able.” Music by Dubaldos will start at 2:00 P.M. The repiort was strong enough to in­ banned perhaps two-thirds of all pesticides — including 1 . Drawing is at 5:00 P.M. any that cause cancer in rodent tests — regardless of how spire the House Judiciary Subcommittee scientists interpret the risk. on Crime to order a hearing on the cr^h Everyone is welcome. for Dec. 4. The hearing may finally give an open forum to the whispered rumors Raymond F, Damato 646-1021 Paul Rossetto 646-2482 of a terrorist bombing. Mr. and Mrs. William T. McGuirl The government nearly tripped on it­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Green VINCENT self in a rush to blame ice for the crash of Restaurant and CARROLL the DC-8 on Dec. 12, 1985. That theory McGuirUIamonaco After a reception at George Green-Gilbert Ushers were Robert Fappiano and ^ Banquet Facilities was accepted almost three years later by Washington Manor, Rosalyn, N.Y., David Gilbert. Kevin Scanlon was Janice Lynn lamonaco of Sea the couple went on a wedding trip to Nancy Lee Gilbert, daughter of Bible bearer and Michael Scanlon 275 Boston Tpke. a report from the Canadian Aviation Charles N. and Barbara Gilbert of Safety Board, which led the investigation Cliff, N.Y., formerly of Manchester, Italy. They are making their home in was ringbcarcr. (exit 5 ojf384 east) U.S. wants no Noriega trial dau^ter of Mrs. Mary Rubbo of 42 Wellington Road, and Richard E. into the crash. But four of the nine board Sea Cliff. After a reception at Town & ^ BoUon 645-7996 Horal Ra-k, N.Y., and the late Gary Green, son of Robert Green of West County Club of Hartford, the couple WASHINGTON — Secret negotia­ members felt so strongly the conclusion Maybe Big Green’s supporters thought pesticides had team. Nonetheless, this latest flap has in­ lamonaco, and William Thomas The bride is a graduate of Adelphi Hartford, and the late Carolyn went on a cruise to Bermuda and OPEN: Mon, Wed, 4:30-9K)0 P.M., Th, Fri, Sat 4:30 • 10:00 P.M. tions are underway to avoid a U.S. trial was wrong that they issued their own been sufficiently demonized that voters would pay any creased the pressure to work out a deal. McGuirl of Jackson Heights, N.Y., University, Long Island, N.Y., and Green, were married Oct. 13 at First Nassau. They are making their home of deposed Panamanian strongman report. They said an in-flight explosion Sunday 12KK) P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Closed Tuesdays price to escape them. Instead, a majority kept their heads: There are two motives for Endara to son of the late John and Mary is employed with RWR Advertising Church of Christ, Wethersfield. in Rocky Hill. Manuel Noriega, according to sources in ROBERT may have caused the crash. They weighed the costs and uncertainties of the plan, go along with such an arrangement, ac­ The U.S. government has been stran­ McGuirl, were married Oct. 13 at St. as vice president. Group Creative, The Rev. James Fung officiated. The bride is a graduate of Morse Washington and Miami. WAGMAN cording to sources. First, Noriega Dining Room then wisely dispatched the troublemaker. gely reluctant to take responsibility for a Mary’s Church, Rosalyn, N.Y. director of copy. The bride was given in marriage by School of Business and the Univer­ The negotiations involve both the Jus­ represents a brooding presence that the They might have been even more hostile to Big Green thorough investigation. The Army says it The Rev, John McGuirl, brother her father. Teresa Low was maid of sity of Connecticut. •Early Bird Specials, Mon, Wed, tice and State Departments, several F^amanian people have not been fully The bridegroom is a graduate of had they heard of developing scientific attitudes toward only handled the body identification. The of the bridegroom, officiate. Mrs. honor. Bridesmaid was Theresa The bridegroom is a graduate of foreign countries — including Panama New York Institute of Technology Thurs 4:30-6:00 P.M. pesticides. Although the news has yet to filter down to able to put behind them. By bringing him National Transportation Safety Board Cathy Mobilia, sister-in-law of the Green. Junior bridesmaid was Erin Ward Technical Institute and is — and Noriega and his defense team. and is employed with TSO General most consumers, a growing number of scientists are will­ back to I^nama to face charges under says it only advised the Canadians. The bride, was mahon of honor. Thomas Scanlon and Elisabeth Papalanis was owner of Horizon Technologies Inc., •Sunday Special (This Week) If a deal is struck — and the sources team that Noriega might be found not Corp., Long Island City, N.Y., as a ing to say that we face no risk at all, or a laughably low Panamanian law, the break witli the past F^I says it left Gander two days after the Mobilia, brother of the bride, was flower girl. an electronic security business in caution that negotiations could easily fall guilty, or that he could end up with a sales representative. risk, from pesticide residue on fruits and vegetables. For would be completed. crash because there was no sign of ter­ best man. Danny Frame was usher. David Walker was best man. Rocky Hill. Veal Parmigiana $9.95 apart — the scenario would go someth­ hung jury. An acquittal in Miami would Even more important to Panama is in­ example, I>. Robert Scheuplein of the Food and Drug ing like this: rorism, and the Canadians had everyth­ be devastating, leaving the federal creased U.S. aid. After the U.S. invasion, •Reservations suggested Administration has said he doesn’t “honestly believe Panama will request Noriega’s extradi­ government with the difficult decision of ing under control. anyone has ever died of ingesting pesticide residue on the Bush administration promised En­ Anyone who tries to get more than tion. The United States will announce a whether or not to bring Noriega to trial dara massive aid to rebuild sections of LOUNGE NOW OPEN! . food.” postponement of his trial in Miami. in Tampa on similar charges. A hung that out of the administration gets the Engagements Meanwhile, scientific skepticism toward animal tests F^nama City devastated by the battle that runaround. When congressional inves­ Live entertainment Thursday, Friday, Noriega will be sent to Panama, where he jury would also leave the government took place near Noriega’s stronghold, is also growing. An editorial in the Sept. 21 issue of tigators were assigned to look into the Saturday nights - 9:00 to 1:00 m will either plead guilty to corruption or with the same problem of deciding and to strengthen llam a’s tattered PM. Science magazine outlines (and endorses) the case be tried and found guilty. Then, rather whether or not to try him again in case, they got the same runaround. Their agmnst stuffing rodents with chemicals to determine economy. However, given the budget report, obtained by our associate Jim FRIDAY NOVEMBER 30,1990 than being sent to prison, Noriega will be Miami. restraints that have overtaken Blovisb-Connolly which cause cancer. It points out that most pesticides Lynch, calls the NTSB “grossly Kellogg-Willis expelled to a third country. A key problem is that all the wimesses Washington, much of this aid has not 9:00 P.M. occur naturally, produced by plants as defenses against negligent.” William E. Blovish and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Kellogg, The United States will then release against Noriega will be either convicted been forthcoming. predators and parasites. In fact, the editorial says, scien­ That report also notes that the NTSB’s Gloria B. Blovish, both of South of 42 Teresa Road, Manchester, an­ Bottones Presents portions of his millions, allowing him to drug dealers now serving time in U.S. Sources say that while talks between tists estimate that “plant foods contain 5,000 to 10,000 Wcllflcet, Mass., announce the nounce the engagement of their live in some measure of luxury. jails — who have cut deals with Washington and Panama City about chief investigator on the case, George engagement of their daughter, Amy YESTERDAY, TODAY, FOREVER natural pesticides and break-down products. ... Com­ prosecutors in exchange for their tes­ daughter, Kelly Ann Kellogg, to Washington will agree not to sc-.;k his ex­ Noriega’s future have not been put on a Seidlein was mysteriously removed from Christine Blovish of Manchester, to New Englands Premiere Dance Band pared to the amount of synthetic pesticides we consume, tradition again, as long as he continues to timony — or former political enemies. Kenneth Robert Willis, son of Mr. strict quid-pro-quo basis, shong indica­ the investigation. NTSB officials told the Terence Joseph Connolly, son of and Mrs. Robert K. Willis, of 33 10 PIECE SENSATIONAL SHOW AND DANCE BAND. we eat about 10,000 times more of the plant pesticides.” live a quiet, private life. Sources say that the federal govern­ tions have been given to Endara that — congressional investigators that Seidlein Walter B. Connolly and Mrs. Eileen Now here’s Ae kicker: It turns out that naturally oc­ ment does have some strong documen­ Dclmont St., Manchester. $5.00 Cover Charge Free Admission with Dinner There is now an almost universal should his government be willing to take “was not good at public relations.” But Connolly, both of West Hartford. curring chemicals tend to cause cancer in rodents just The bride elect is a 1990 graduate belief in Washington that Noriega’s trial tary evidence to bolster its case against Noriega off U.S. hands — the aid spigot Seidlein said he was not asked to review The bride-elect is a graduate of about as often as manufactured chemicals. We can’t ban is something to be avoided. Also, there is Noriega, but most was seized during the of the University of Connecticut, would be re-opened. the final Canadian report because he the University of Connecticut with a Storrs, with a bachelor’s degree in nature’s pesticides, of course, but we shouldn’t want to, growing confidence — both in invasion, and its admissibility in court is could not accept the icing theory, and it bachelor of science degree in nurs­ communications. She is employed at either, since the reason they (and most manufactured Washington and Ftoama City — that the questionable. One key to the deal is Noriega’s was “unlikely his views would have been ing. She is employed by the Intertrade Scientific in Vernon. chemicals) probably cause cancer in rodents has more to government of President Guillermo En- Then, too, there is still the possibility cooperation. So a vital part of the deal Manchester Country Club accepted” by the NTSB, the investigative Hartford Surgical Center, Hartford. The prospective bridegroom is a do with the size of the test doses than the chemicals dara has grown strong enough to that a Noriega trial will prove a very has to be a private pre-agreement on report says. The prospective bridegroom is a 1988 graduate of Worchester themselves. As microbiologist Bnice Ames puckishly ad­ withstand Noriega’s return. deep political embarrassment to the Noriega’s fate. 305 Main (Street 6460103 Manchester, CT As for the F ^I’s performance, the con­ graduate of Central Connecticut Polytechnic Institute, Worchester, vises, “Do what your mother told you: All things in Noriega is charged with accepting United States. Reportedly, his lawyers While the Endara government might gressional investigators said they did not State University, New Britain, with Mass., with a bachelor’s degree in moderation, and eat your vegetables.” $4.6 million in bribes to turn F^ama have indicated that, among other things, be strengthened by putting Noriega on buy the docile account that the I ^ I left a bachelor of science degree in in­ electrical engineering. He is Diets rich in fruits and vegetables “tend to reduce into a way station for Colombia’s Medel­ they will try to call both George Bush trial, no one believes that it could survive Gander because the Canadians were on dustrial technology. He is employed employed at Compaq Computer human cancer,” Science reminds us. So stop worrying lin cocaine on its way to the United and Fidel Castro as defense wimesses. having him sit in a F^anamanian jail in­ top of the case. “Such a course of con­ by Bartlett, Brainard and Eacott. Corp. in Houston, Texas. NEW YEAR'S EVE about whether that bounty on your dinner table contains States. definitely. Sources say the plan to extradite duct on the part of the FBI is, in the view A May 1991 wedding is planned A Jan. 19, 1991 wedding is pesticides. Of course it does, even if it was plucked from Sources say there are various reasons Reportedly, talks are centering on CELEBRATE A NEW YEAR AT THE CLUB! Noriega back to Panama has been quietly of the subcommittee, unacceptable if not at St. Thomas the Apostle Church, planned at Second Congregational an organic garden. The good news is that it doesn’t mat­ the United states would just as soon discussed for months — long before the Spain as the possible third country for also unbelievable,” the report says. West Hartford. Church in Manchester. ter. forego the trial: recent U.S. controversy over the taping Noriega’s final relocation. However, If the FBI bowed out quickly, it still 8:00 Cocktails and Hors d'oeuvres mam The most pressing reason is the grow­ of prison telephone conversations bet­ several other South American countries left a massive report on the crash — ing belief by some on the prosecuting ween the ex-dictator and his defense have reportedly also been approached. most of which is censored. One of the 9:00 Dinner unsolved mysteries is that the F^I denies Complete Prime Rib or Baked Stuffed Shrimp Dinner Open Forum the claims of a former pilot for Arrow Air, the company that owned the charter Complimentary Bar All Evening *Continental Breakfast CNN-Noriega? Just the news plane, that FBI agents interviewed him. Amy C. Blovish Kelly Ann Kellogg Hollcind Is The pilot claims that he was asked what Dancing to Contemporary Sounds 9-2 AM Once again, we arc getting a firsthand ------■ ------and a “narco-terrorist” and conducted a would happen if explosions occurred in Party Favors *New Year's Eve Toast lesson on the verity of Ben Franklin’s televised invasion of a sovereign nation sections of a DC-8. misguided aphorism that nothing is certain except to bring him here. Are CNN’s scratchy $119./Couple *Reservations & Dinner Choice 646-0103 The report goes soft on the Army, ac­ death and taxes and the government’s JOE recordings more prejudicial than that? unceasing campaign to dismember our No, what we have here is yet another cepting the story that the Army played To Tbe Editor: SPEAR only a small role in the investigation. But Kindly allow me to review some recent history. It was God-given rights of free speech and government screw-up that is being SENIOR CITIZENS we have seen documents which indicate a little over a year ago that Charles Holland formed TNT press. portrayed as press irresponsibility. What Actually, I added that part about we have is seven of nine lawyers on the that the Army was doing more than at­ with a stated purpose of reducing Bolton’s taxes. taching toe-tags to bodies. A week after Under the guise of this purpose followed a series of speech and press, but I am certain highest court in the land looking into the the crash, an internal memo to the Army blatant attacks aimed at closing Bolton High School. Franklin would be in my comer on this Court voted 7-2 to sustain the order. wrong end of the free-press/fair trial tele­ deputy chief of staff for operations notes All seniors invited to Center for fun These attacks most recently included a successful cam­ matter. Government officials never stop A number of points are screaming to scope — the Sixth Amendment end. trying to whittle away our fundamental What we need is a journalist on the high that the Army wanted to use a “helicop­ paign waged by you and your organization to keep be made: 9:30 a.m. programs. The number may be right to know how they are managing our court, someone who will look through ter-borne, multi-spectrum prototype Greetings, Auclair, 4120; Barbara Conklin, Columbia students out of Bolton High School. Mr. Hol­ 1. In First Amendment law, the lower Feb. 21 — Atlantic City at the called seven days a week at any 3940; Irene Hallowel, 3930; Rita R. affairs. court’s injunction is called a “prior the First Amendment end — the one that minefield sensor” to inspect the crash Seniors unfamiliar with the land, what was your reason for doing this? Senior Center are invited to attend Showboat. $79. Includes two days lime. Paul, 3450; Ruth Willey. 3440; Zocl The most recent demonstration of this restraint.” It violates the almost sacred makes things bigger. I would volunteer, site. Such equipment is used in searches the “Newcomers Program,” and one night, $15 cash rebate, $45. Please make note of the following Cromicr, 3350; Joanne Allard, 3220. It would seem to me that bringing in students irom callous regard for these hallowed principle that the press must be allowed but I’m already engaged in a higher for explosives. scheduled for Dec. 5 at 10:(X) a.m. Food rebate. Register Dec. 3, 9:30 Thursday programs: Setback — Nov. 16: GIcnna War­ Columbia would also bring in extra revenue for the privileges is the government’s sorry per­ to publish what it sees fit, even though it cause. Individuals will have an opportunity a.m. Nov. 29 — Manchester High ren, 132; Dam Anastasio, 131; Joe CONSULTATION formance in the Cable News Network/ may be punished after the fact. Fifty-nine Many of the families of the victims — school system. Wouldn’t this influx of outside money to view a video of the center March 8-14 — Natchez, Miss7 School Band. Peretto, 129; Helena Gavcllo, 125. lessen the tax burden on Bolton; and help achieve the Manuel Noriega affair. For those who years ago, the Supreme Court said prior members of the 101st Airborne Division (produced by our own seniors) as Biox, Miss, and New Orleans. Dec. 6 — Mary Morse “The Pinochle — Nov. 19th: Harry ^ AND 1 goal you set for TNT? It certainly looks that way to me. have not followed it, these are the essen­ restraints are the “essence of censor­ on a peace-keeping mission in the Sinai well as a tour of the center. Senior $1,169 per person per double oc­ Music Squeezer.” A Christmas Schicldgc, 824; Amclic Anastasio, Then why did you and your group members purposely tial facts: ship.” Fourteen years ago, it held that FHjninsula — believe the government is Center staff will also discuss cupancy. Includes airfare, transfers, program. 766; Rene Mairc, 766; Ann Fisher, destroy a golden opportunity to ease Bolton’s taxes? In early November, CNN obtained prior reshaints are the “most serious and simply lying to them. That is why they program and activities at the center. guide, boat cruise, breakfast and Dec. 13 — Manchester High 749; Helena Gavcllo, 749; Ethel $10 OFF Let’s try being honest for a bit. The goal that you and recordings of seven telephone calls made least tolerable infringement on First Most continue to ask questions. They hope that Individuals registering for a gold dinner daily. Travel agent will make School Orchestra Ensemble. Scott, 742; Mary Twombly, 731. TNT have pursued for the last year is closing Bolton by the deposed Ftoamanian strongman Amendment rights.” So why did “our” expensive the congressional hearing will give them card will also receive a free lunch. slide presentation on Dec. 3 at 9:30 Dec. 20 — Christmas party. Con­ Senior Citizens Bowling — Nov. REGISTRATION High School; not lowering taxes. For starters, you have from a federal correctional facility near Justice Department argue that a prior some answers as they commemorate the colleges We encourage all attending to bring a.m. Afterward, registrations will be cert with Kasha Breau. Lunch reser­ 6 at Silver Lancs. said that by closing BHS the extra money could be fun- Miami, where he awaits trial on drug restraint in the Noriega case is OK? fifth anniversary of the tragedy. a friend. accepted. A deposit will be required. vations required. Cliff Coffin, 543; Harvey Duplin, neled into the town budget for use there. How does that smuggling charges. One of the record­ Proceed to point two. MISSING WITNESS — Mike Harari, Expires 12115190 Total tuition, fees, Please make note of the following Individuals who did not receive a flu Dec. 27 — “Magician” Steve 205; Max Smole, 507; Hardy lower taxes? The money is still there; it is just being ings was of a conversation between 2. Aside from resisting the injunction C o lleg e § room and board a former Israeli intelligence officer, was Wronkea. Lastly, in keeping with Noriega and members of his legal team. (a separate issue), the only thing CNN is trip schedule: shot this year, are reminded that the Thompson, 210-518; Ed Adams, spent somewhere else. That is not going to lower taxes. B e n n in g to n one of Manuel Noreiga’s closest ad­ the holiday spirit, the senior is seek­ CNN stupidly notified Noriega’s guilty of is publishing the news — which $ 2 1 ,5 5 0 Nov. 29 — Radio City Music last clinic is scheduled for this Thes- 214-204-597; Mike Pierro, 229-533. (Bennington. Vl.) visers. He would be a natural to testify in day from 9 to 11:30 a.m. The flu ing donations of canned and dry Betty Lamoureux, 464; Rita At participating Diet Centers only. Not Like it or not, Bolton High is very much the spirit and lawyers of its scoop, and the attorneys is the fact that the U.S. government was Noriega’s trial, but he vanished after the Hall — Departure 8:30 a.m. future of Bolton. By destroying this spirit, you will suc­ Dec.'5 — “Festival of Trees” at shot will be $3, and pneumonia shot goods to be distributed by the Rankl, 189-453; Carl Tocanis, good with any other offer. Limit one coupon hurriedly obtained a temporary restrain­ eavesdropping on Noriega’s conversa­ Sarah Lawrence U.S. invasion of F^anama. F^anamanian ceed only in killing the town. (Bronxville, N.Y.) Wadsworth Atheneum. $2. Register $ 6. Manchester Area Conference of 176-467; Cathy Ringrose, 467; ing order from a federal judge. CNN was sources think U.S. intelligence agents per registration. Glenn Dube tions with his lawyers. It was the Bureau in office. The Senior Center is offering a Churches to the less fortunate. Eleanor Berggren, 458; Jodie An- told to cease its broadcasts and surrender B a r n a r d may have shipped Harari back to Israel FIT P.O. Box 6277 of Faisons that threw Noriega’s attor­ Dec. 11 — Christmas Wonder­ drivers education class on Dec. 4 Remember, it is in the spirit of tonowich, 452. the tapes so the court could determine (New York, N.Y.) $ 2 1 ,3 4 4 to get him out of the picture because, in Melbourne, FL ney-client privilege to the ground and land trip. $29.00. Seats still avail­ and 5 from 12:30 to 4:00 p.m. It will giving that we receive. testifying against Noriega, he could also whether they jeopardized Noriega’s stomped it to death. CNN came along B o s to n able. Register in office. consist of classroom instruction. In­ Senior Citizens Bowling at Silver Menu embarrass the U.S. intelligence com­ Sixth Amendment right to a fair trial. and chucked the corpse under the chin. U n iv e r s ity $ 2 1 ,1 0 5 Dec. 11 — Movie at Showcase dividuals completing both days can Monday: meatball grinder, juice, (Boston, Mas.s.) munity, which was too friendly with the CNN appealed the order, then defied it All that, of course, assumes that his fair Cinemas. “Sun Valley Serenade.” receive a 5 percent reduction in their Nov. 13 — Herb Tedford, 500; beverage, dessert. by airing an innocuous snippet of trial rights were not slain by the presi­ Panamanian strongman. Now sources in T u fts Free. Register in office, (transporta­ insurance premiums as mandated by Norm Lasher, 520; Charles Glode, Tuesday: fish sandwich, cole Noriega’s talk with his lawyers’ staff. dent of the United States himself. How $ 2 0 ,9 8 7 F^anama say Harari has returned there and Center® (M edford, Ma.ss.) state law. Fee for the course is $7 202; Cliff Coftin, 210-534; Frank slaw, beverage, dessert. Manchester Herald is living under a false name. tion available). Leave center 12:30 The weight-loss professionals. The appeals court refused to lift the order so, you say? lYoceed to point three. p.m. and payable by check. (Endorsed to Larson, 214; Jim Fbrsyth, 504; Ed Wednesday: chicken salad and the case went to the Supreme Court, 3. What sober person could argue with B a r d ,^ ,$ 2 0 ,8 7 0 Jan. 23 — Coachlight “Best Little the AARP). If interested, please Adams, 550, Rusty Rusconi, sandwich, chicken rice soup, Founded Oct. 1. 1881 as a weekly. (Annandale-on-Hudson, MINI-EDITORIAL — Energy where the Justice Department argued that a straight face that Manuel Noriega’s Whorehouse In Texas.” $28.50. register in the front office. 219-523; Bert Sweet, 206-556. beverage, dessert. Daily publication since Oct. 1, 1914. the restraining order was a superb way to Sixth Amendment rights were not al­ Secretary James Watkins has coasted for 113 Main Street B r o w n too long on his reputation as a decorated Register Dec. 6, 9:30 a.m. Trip in­ Seniors are encouraged to use our Marcie Goodman, 175-206-539; Thursday: stuffed cabbage, slow things down until it could be deter­ ready beaten to a bloody pulp by the (Providence, R.I.) $ 2 0 ,8 5 1 Navy admiral. He should be at the cludes transportation, buffet, and new senior center info-line at F^t Olsavage, 466; Cathy Bynics, whipped potato, vegetable, Exoculivo Editor , Vincent Michael Valvo mined whether airing the tapes would time he was dragged kicking and scream­ M anchester Source: Money Magazine forefront of crisis management during show. 647-3240. Caller will receive a 476; Neva Slater, 460; Edna Brown, beverage, dessert. Nows Editor______Andrew C Spitzler prejudice a jury against Noriega. The ing to FTorida? George Bush publicly NEA Graphics the oil crisis sparked by Saddam Hus­ Feb. 12 — Valentine Day Party at recorded message lliat will inform 187. Friday: turkey sandwich, 647-0469 » i Tories on the Reagan-Bush Supreme and repeatedly described him as a “thug” sein. Aqua T\irf. $31. Register Jan. 9, them of trips, daily menus, and Bridge — Nov. 14 Romeo minestrone soup, beverage, dessert. 6—MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Nov. 24,1990 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Nov. 24.1990—7

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Vernon St., will sponsor a M A C C N e w s Baptist, St. Mary Episcopal, Second and to clothing bank contributors households—TEARS Folkroots concert Nov. 30 at 8 p.m. at the meetinghouse. Celebrate with us. Thanks-Shar­ Congregational, Salvation Army, during October: Ralph Barber, Rhea ing 1990 was the biggest best Now back In Hock. Jumbit Book No. 25 It atallablt lo r 52.80, w h icli Includat iio a itg t Proceeds fixtm the concert will benefit the Human Needs Fund of the North United Methodist, Trinity Stewart, North Methodist, June and handling. Irom Jumbla, do thia nawapapar, P.O. Boa 43M. Orlando, FL 32802-43M. Manchester Area Conference of Churches. neighbor-to-neighbor outreach ever, Bottaro. Catherine, Randy and Covenant, St. Bridget, Bolton Con­ Tompkins, Sue Mamet, Robert tncluda your nima, iddroaa and lip code and make your cheek payable to Nawapapaibooka. The concert will start at 8 pjn. It is open to the general public. The cost is with more than 394 Manchester/ Katrina Thrall and Betty Viara. A gregational, First Baptist, Eighth Locke, C. Bsterson, Joanne Burgess, Bolton families receiving food bas­ special thank you to Judith Berger $8 and $6 for students and senior citizens. District Auxiliary, M e^ows Manor Maureen Paquette, Ansley Carter, THE PHANTOM by Lm Falk A Sy Barry kets brinuning over with a week’s who baked cookies, cookie bars and Group, MARCH, the Grange, Peter Calafiura, Richard Withanj, ,,J“-' 'fii' V m ^//7777777^/ (' t h a t p l a n e l a n p e p in t h e e l e p h a n t \ PIPhl'T TAKE OFF. Ecumenical service at St. Rose supply of food and all the bread for MACC baskets. MMI-CIGNA-HCIS, Manchester Joaime Hackey, Marcy Klein, BUGS BUNNY by Warnar Broa, ------'9 ljlcK!!lfy~\VALLEy OF XANXANSA . 15 IT THE &AME St. Rose Church, 33 Church St, East Hartford, will host an ecumenical Thanksgiving trimmings. Along Topping off 70 of the MACC bas­ JC’s, Sons of Norway, Sathya Sai Dornia Th(xnas, Ruth Pigott, Nancy PILOT RETURNER, with the food baskets, food vouchers THANKS,DAFFY, FOR SUPERVISINIj SEE YOU AROUND. THAT'S service Dec. 9 at 3 pjn. in remembrance of children lost due to miscarriage, kets were 20-pound turkeys donated Baba, Serignese, Petrone and Zip- Luddeke, William Holt, Kathy Cot­ TURKEY were distributed to four families, I MY CRASH CHET AMO EXERCISE I THINK I'LL GO stillbirth, neonatal loss and SIDS. by Norm Hall of New England feld Law Firm, Lorraine Duke, ter, Betty Caruso, William Nivison, GOBBLE AWHILE TALK" and 44 Hot Thanksgiving Dinners Mechanical. For the past several PROGRAM. YOU SAVED ME FROM free child care will be provided for children under 5 years of age. For Joanne Coykendall, Julie Marinelli, Leonard Graham, Joni Maliszewski, THE ROASTING PAN more information, call Linda Napoletano at 289-3917. were delivered to shut-ins on years. Norm, bless him, has been Muriel Werbner, Rita Davidson and The Children’s Place, Beverly Sal- '.Tianksgiving Day. our key turkey supplier. Thiele Emerick Kristoff and Julie Mamiel- cius, Paige LeBlanc, Ken Leslie, THINK With elderly outreach workers. Chiropractic Life Center donated a NOTHING Common beliefs in marriage affirmed li. Robert Stone, Louis Kocsis Jr., OF IT, Headstart teachers, social workers, turicey for every new client and WASHINGTON (AP) — A joint Eastern Orthodox-Roman Catholic Amazing what miracles a com­ A.M. Stem, Andrew Hood, V.M. TOM nurses, those working with the ended up sending us 20 more statement affirms common beliefs about the sanctity of marriage, but notes munity working together can ac­ Patarini, Margarete Wasilieff, Beth handicapped and retarded identify­ that dififerences in practice remain on such matters as divorce and remar­ turkeys. Tlu-keys were also received complish. and Mrs. Zucker, Torn Hopkins, riage. ing more households in need than from Edith Howland, Ed Bushnell, Thank yous to all those who Carol Maguire, Margaret Topliff, ever before, we began to hold our Tony and Betty Thibeau, David Car­ A dialogue team of bishops of the two traditions, at an October meeting in donated fiimiture during October: Apryl Hamilton, Bob 'Ibmpest, John J IS. breath and say “can miracles really penter and the Dot and Herb Tyier Ruth Willey, Sherry Doyer, Fuia, John Roberts, Fran Driggs, JtAnstown, Fa., said both see marriage as a way to “experience through happen every year?” HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by Dik Browna human love the liberating effect of divine love.” Family (the Tyler family also sent Elizabeth Droney, Estate of Sol Use Demko. THE GRIZWELLS by BUI Schorr TTiey can in Manchester. On The statement noted that the Orthodox churches permit divorce and the fixin’s). Cohen, Noreen Botticello, Kathy ^ a h 7 HEY./ You FORGOT THAT'^ WHY -M-* Friday, students in our Junior High MY "THOU".V ^ 'M remarriage under certain circumstances while in Roman Catholicism, a All of these thousands of cans, Bottaro, Mildred Waldman, Jack "A kTUS OF vViNE, IT'f Schools started delivering their food second marriage is qiproved only if the previous one is found to have been boxes and birds were neatly sorted Scheideman, David Mortimer, Ruby A LOAF OF BKEAR, HAB-P null. collections and literally filled our and then repacked in boxes accord­ Allard, Sonia Erzen, David Lamarre, THE ANP Triou..." to PLAN shelves (and boxes) at the Seasonal U also was noted that in Orthodox marriages, the priest is the “minister of ing to family size and dietary re­ L. Richard, Hema Campbell, Vilma A MEAL Sharing Center at Concordia quirements in a marathon three BIBLE AROUHP the sacrament,” while Catholicism cmisiders the coi^le as “ministering the Lutheran. sacrament to each other” to which the priest is wimess. day’s effort by the Prodigiously HEREm. Students at filing Junior High Capable Concordia Racking Crew, SPEAKS Unity not as important as pluralism held a Halloween “Can” Dance to Grace and Henry Agnew, Elsie T h o u g h t s , kick off the food drive and not only Eagane Brewar ST. LOUIS (AP) — Reporting on a study of Jewish division into Or­ Werner, Helen Wittkofske, Mildred collected 2,255 pounds of food and thodox, Conservative and Reform wings. Queens College Sociologist Scott, Martha Reichenback and Ber­ Samuel Heilman told the executive council of the American Jewish Com­ delivered it neatly sorted, but raised tha Dietricksen. Actually, these “More Than Enough” jSiiSIf an additional $500 for Seasonal mittee: folks are so good we just give them “The people ate and were satis­ Considering the amount of preach­ O Sharing. Terrific job. Not to be out­ o ° “Mryorities of both rabbis and rabbinical students do not think that the case numbers and get out of their fied. Afterwards, the disciples pick­ ing occurring every week In ALLEY OOP by Dava Craua 1 done, students at Bennet Junior way. houses of w or^lp across the land. American Jews were ever unified. Rather, most of both groups believe, with ed up seven b ^ e tfu ls of broken HOLD 'ER RIGHT FRANK AND ERNEST by BobThavas High arrived with a truck piled with It Is legitimate to ask: *To what pur­ LETS HEAP UP TO TH' TOP BOY, THIS UH HUH. Y'GOT THAT the exception of the Orthodox, that Jewish unity is not as important as Once packed, the drivers move in. pieces that were left over.” Mark 8:8 IS ROUGH BUT IT RIGHT! T H E R E , f e l l e r s ! pose?" Is preaching still a viable OF THAT RISE! MEBBE I 3,000 cans and boxes of food. The We had a great team this year. Our “Pick, pick, pick!” Have you CAN SET MY BEARINGS COUNTRY! I S U R E IS pluralism.” PRETTY! youngsters at Keeney Street School thanks to firefighters from picked your tu^ey down to the car­ means of communication In an era FROM UP THERE! . THAT MBA^S not only collected non-perishable Firemen’s Local 1579: Jim Lombar­ of 15 second television blurbs? X Five denominations endorsed cass yet? Have you noticed how Of course you would expect me, a W H f N y o L f foods, but brought along three di, MNark Salafia, John Tsokalos, OBT IT GRANAVOLLEN, Norway (AP) — Five more denominations were en­ they often seem to just last longer preacher, to answer affirmatively. turkeys, and Cub Scout Pbck #251 Robert Tlimer, Lawrence Talbot, than expected, and how the bird But there are good reasons. There ^gBAY-BASr dorsed for membership in the World Council of Churches by its executive of Verplank filled Eileen Downard’s Dan Huppe, and John Rivosa. (XMiunittee at a meeting here. tunis up in the most interesting is an emotional Impact of *in per­ station wagon with food. Others on the delivery team were recipes days later? There’s often son" preaching which no electronic TO t>o V/itH I If approved by the c o u ik U’s representative assembly next year in Canber­ Students at East Catholic High Rabbi Richard Flavin, Dean Gates, more than enough. device can deliver. There Is also ra, AuAralia, that would bring the membership to 316 denominations, totall­ ^ w h B r^ y o u I “adopted” 23 large families and not Jan and Tad Gambala, James Mor- This scripture reading, and its sur­ an advantage that group com­ ing more than 400 million members around the world. munication has over even one-on- only collected food and packed ley, Irene Gee, Lanny Duke, Kris rounding verses tell a story about OA ciaaC. opi^Bg fr Many Catholics lenient on abortion boxes, but delivered directly to their Treat, Faul Dutelle, Germain LeBel, how Jesus multiplied just a small one. adopted families. Ted Brindamour, Rose and Donald It depends upon what is preached: 1\-2-4 lunch to feed a large crowd of ‘God was pleased through the WASHINGTON (AP) — A survey by Catholics for a Free Choice finds Students at Assumption Junior Jackson, Bill Downard and Carol THE BORN LOSER by Art Sarvaom -S- thousands. It is interesting that the foolishness of what was preached that 71 percent of Ronum (Catholics believe a doctor who performs an abor­ High also adopted families as did Zapadka. people had all they needed, and PHIPPS by Joaaph Fanis tion should not be exctxnmunicated; 73 percent oppose excommunication of to save those who believe," ICor. Bolton Center School and Boy While all these folks were work­ there were leftovers! In God’s 12 1. What d d it consist of? *1 pro-choice legislators and 76 percent oppose exconununication of women Scout Troop #123. Incredible job ing to take care of the unadopted economy, there is always enough, resolved to know nothing while I I'M AWUL&(?1 GNgAKlI^. WMAT I'M who had abortions. from our young people. MACC families, hundreds of other and then a bit more. Is He wasteful? was with you except Jesus Christ ALL RI£7HT,Hi0RiJAPflE, TP-yiMbTl? (LUP&THg The church’s canon law calls for automatic excommunication of anyone Food donations were also volunteers were working with their I don’t think so. Perh^s He simply and him crucified," ICor. 2 2 . This I iqjOW IT'6 m O W f ^ K L M B LIKF1WI6-! directly involved in an abOTtion. received fiom employees of the Bid- church, organization or own family. knows our human tendency to need message will still produce saving “A Wicevpe! well Healthcare Center, the Action Leading the way were the mem­ assurance of enough — and then a faith, life changing repentance, Graham finishes five-day crusade Team of Bob’s of Manchester, ber of Emanuel Lutheran Church little more. There will always be and self-denying obedience In HONG KONG (AP) — At age 72, Evangelist Billy Graham last Sunday Temple Beth Sholom, Kindercare of who adopted 60 families for enough of love, grace, blessing, those who hear. finished a five-day cnisade here that achieved the largest single audience in SouUi Windsor, St. Mary’s Day Thanksgiving, Center Congregation ptrotection, compassion — and a bit his mote than 40 years of international ministry, a press spokesman says. School, Richard and Jean Meduski, who adopted 40, South United more than enough. Spiritual lef­ CHURCH OF CHRIST He said the infi»tings were extended by satellite and video to more than 30 Ruth Squadrito, Mr. and Mrs. Methodist with 35, Concordia tovers! Lydall & Vernon Streets countries in Asia and the Fu:ific region in 48 languages to an audience Michael Quish, Mike and Charlotte Lutheran and St. James adopting 25 Dr. Billy J. Scott Phone:646-2903 /ol-ii.r ____ I totalling 1(X) million per night Haberem, Edith Howland, Kathy each and members of MARC Inc., First Baptist Church, Manchester II 14 8—MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Nov. 24,1990 Army Ifiaiiflifslrr Hrralil

From Page 1 Section 2, Page 9 SPORTS Saturday, Nov. 24,1990 Friday that they ordered to active retirement or re-enlistment dates, VITTNER'S re-enlisted, the Army official said. It duty another 2,377 reservists for but the authority was limited to was determined after Bush ordered a IT WOULDN’T BE CHRISTMAS D e ^ Shield. Nearly all will report those soldiers and officers who were for duty with the 2nd Marine Ex­ new wave of Army deployments to WITHOUT US. WE INVITE YOU TO directly involved in Desert Shield. Saudi Arabia earlier this month that peditionary Force at Camp Lejeune, In taking its action F¥iday. the COME IN AND SEE THE MOST COM­ Celtics a broader authority was needed to N.C., which is scheduled to deploy > ^ y went a step further and ap- PLETE SHOP IN THE AREA. Whale harpoons keep i^rsonnel in place, he said. to the gulf as reinforcements fOT the plied the “slop loss” authority across approximately 45,000 Marines al- In its announcement, the Army the board, meaning everyone in the said there would be three exceptions re ^ y there. service is affected. to the mandatory extensions of ser­ ARTIFICIAL Since Sept. 1, the Army had been MEMORIAL PIECES On Aug. 22 President Bush gave vice: those officers who face man­ angry Bruins usmg the “stop loss” authority on a datory retirement for medical or For The Cemetery TREES Cheney the legal authority to retain lunited basis, retaining about 2,000 other reasons, those soldiers dis­ Come in and discover the members of the armed forces on men and women per month who Baskets and blankets made fresh BOSTON (AP) — The Boston you see two majors on the duty in the gulf who reach their charged for reasons of incompetence most life-like trees we ever otherwise would have retired or not daily. Decorated to appeal to every- Bruins were angry. Then they were scoreboard and you can score as or other failings, and hardship cases. had. Available from 6-inches beaten by the Harford Whalers. many as possible. to 7-1/2 feet. Hartford scored four goals, two “If we let it slip away, they were BOSTON (AP) — Rookie Dee by Ron Francis and two by Rat Ver- going to win the game. If not, it was Brown scored a season-high 14 bcek, during overlapping five- ours.” Clown FAMOUS COLONIAL CANDLES OF CAPE COD points and sparked the Boston Cel­ minute penalties against the Bmins Whaler coach Rick Ley denied tics with his pesky defense in a in the third period on the way to a that Kryger ran into Moog From Page 1 OUR ANNUAL 115-105 victoi7 over the Sacramen­ 4-3 victory. o f f deliberately. SALE OF CANDLES 'yacr^ to Kings on Friday. The mood of the game was set at “If you check the game tape, • framing UNTIL DEC. 2,1990 It was the Kings’ 12th straight 15:59 of the first period when Bos­ you’ll see that Kryger was pushed “I to walk into a prestigious loss at Boston Garden, a string ton goalie Andy Moog was hit by into him,” he said. “Moog likes to V hotel in Chicago dressed like this POINSETTIAS stretching back to 1979. Sacramento Todd Kryger and pushed into his get out and roam around and put that and sing,” he remembered. “The ANNALEE BIRD was led by Wayman Tisdale with 28 net. Some Bruins apparently thought butt end (of his stick) out. Kryger man was proposing to the woman.” • mounting A ll sizes FEEDERS points and rookie Travis Mays with Kryger hit Moog on purpose. didn’t run him.” On average. Reed says he gives DOLLS 24. The upset Bruins built a 3-0 lead Boston coach Mike Milbury saw about 300 shows per year at area • cards available. Make a real nice The Kings controlled the game through the first two period. it differently. He said angrily that schools, festivals and parties. He Christmas gift. We early. But the Celtics tightened But Boston’s Cam Neely, still Moog was being run. charges $80 per hour. defensively and took command mid­ also have all the food p^ved over the Moog incident, was “If that’s the way they want to But Bo Bo is his personality in • matting Nice fresh plants HUGE SELECTION way through the second period. hit with a five-minute match penalty play, fine, we’ll run (Peter) greatest demand, Reed says. Parents delivered to us daily. to go with them. With Brown and Brian Shaw, for high sticking the Whalers’ Sidorkiewicz tomorrow night.” often requea the clown during their Come in early while who had 20 points, pressing the Randy Ladouccur at 5:34 of the The teams play again tonight in children’s birthday parties. • restoration WE HAVE BUNDLES supply is good. We CHRISTMAS Kings in the backcourt, the Celtics third period, and John Carter drew a Hartford and Sidorkiewicz, the But sometimes Reed must refuse expanded their halftime lead of OF FIREPLACE WOOD have a large variety HOURS IH five-minute major for slashing Ulf Whalers’ No. 1 goalie, is expected parents’ request for a clown because 53-47 to 23 points (91-68) at the end Samuelsson at 7:28 to set up to start. the children are under age two, or • professional advice ONLY $3.98 and great prices. OPEN 7 DAYS of the third period. Shaw and Brown Thurs. & Fri. till 9:00 Hartford’s decisive power play Kryger drew a five-minute penal­ too young to qjpreciate a clown. each had four assists in the period, situation. ty for charging Moog and Hartford’s “I’ve had enough experience in while Reggie Lewis scored 10 of his The Whalers were skating five on Mike Tomlak and Boston’s Jim child development to know that I’d 18 points. three when Francis scored his first Weimer were hit with fighting just be taking the customer’s VITTNER S GARDEN AND CHRISTMAS SHOP Celtics coach Chris Ford goal at 8:17 and Verbeek got his majors in the aftermath of the inci­ money,” he said. “The children are surprised the Kings with the first at 10:30. dent. 1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE too young to appreciate a clown.” Brown-Shaw tandem in the first Verbcck tapped in another score A pair of power-play goals by Reed also has run into the period and the duo disrupted the e x p o s u r e , MANCHESTER - VERNON TOWN LINE 649-2623 while Hartford had a one-man ad­ Ken Hodge and Glen Wesley had problem of when small children are Kings’ offense when it appeared in vantage at 11:08 and Francis got his given the Bruins a 2-0 lead in the afraid of clowns. 1 n Center street «»*< A f m n i l n j J Hours: Closed Mon. the third period. Overall, Brown and second at 11:51. first period. “Sometimes parents don’t realize T u b s .. Wed . FrI. 9-5:30 Shaw combined for 17 of the Cel­ A c% nti I r% Th« Associated Pr«M “The first goal was the ice­ Rookie Wes Walz made it 3-0 that young raes can be scared to Manchester - 649-6939 TA K E S A S P IL L — Boston s Vladimir Ruzicka (38) is tripped up and falls to the ice as he Thurs. 9-0 - SiU -.'v tics’ 32 assists and four of the breaker,” said Verbeek. “After the with the only goal of the second death of a larger-than-life figure that O Z ] team’s nine steals. chases the puck against Hartford’s Sylvain Cote (21) in their NHL game Friday afternoon at second one you can taste it. You can period as Andy Brickley sent him in looks like he just jumped out of the DO r- Robert I^ish and Larry Bird each Boston Garden. The Whalers beat the Bruins, 4-3. feci it emotionally. You look up and from the red line on a breakaway. television screen,” said Reed. had a relatively easy night for the S S Because of this problem, he has Celtics. Parish played only 22 > m 3 o developed a show during which he minutes and had 10 points, while become a clown before the eyes of Bird played 28 minutes and finished O W the children. Reed begins the show with nine points. Eagles feel they have score to settle with Giants z -< as himself, but as he puts cm clown makeup his personality begins to By RALPH BERNSTEIN been thinking ‘We got the Eagles “And I don’t think that sacks are H H change into that of Bo Bo the The /Associated Press coming up, we got the Eagles com­ the main criteria that you judge m I Clown. The clown falls down, jug­ Gift Lists ing up,’” Heller said. "They’re not 0 m Filled Here! Agassi people’s performance by. I think gles, does magic, plays a music in­ PHILADELPHIA — Ron Heller looking past this game.” he’s a threat on the pass rush. You strument and does other amusing (and the price is right!) says Philadelphia should have "^e Eagles, who lost four of have to block him. If you don’t 1 things. beaten the New 'Vbrk Giants in the their first six games, have regained block him he can get there. Maybe Reed’s wife, Koleen, says she is may face season opener and he says Sunday the respect of those who had rated he isn’t quite as powerful or as fast R o proud of her husband and his career. is the time to even the score. them a Super Bowl contender as he used to b« but he still can “He is very focused on entertain­ New York, which is 10-0, beat going into the season. rush the passer.” ing cUldren, easing their fears and the Eagles 27-20 in that game. The “If we lose, people are not going 2 CD Slam ban to say, ‘I told you the Eagles are a The Eagles aren’t underestimat­ fuliilling their needs,” she said. first encounter is on a lot of minds m CD flash in the pan,’” Heller said. “It’s ing Taylor. They’ve changed their Pat Reading, director of the as the Giants prepare for Sunday’s lineup just to get some extra pres­ return match with the Eagles (6-4). not going to be the end of the O Manchester Adult Evening School, 1 9 " sure on the linebacker. By N ESH A STARCEVIC “We felt after the first game they world. And I’m not planning an where Reed repeatedly has taught an The /Associated Press should of been 0-1,” Heller said. excuse. This isn’t going to make or Ryan said he would start run­ eight-week class called “American Color TV Panasonic W/REMOTE CONTROL break us as a powerhouse. I think ning back Anthony Toney in place S > Qown Skills.” praised Reed for his If the Giants win and San Fran­ FRANKFURT, Germany — we’ve established that we’re one performance skills. Touch Pad Microwave cisco (10-0) beats the Los Angeles of Heath Sherman to counteract 3 “ Andre Agassi’s wait for a Grand Rams, the first game between NFL of the better teams around.” Taylor, even though Sherman “f e is a very perceptive, con- 33 > . Slam title may have to wait a while. teams with 11-0 records would Eagles coach Buddy Ryan says gained more than 100 yards in two and talented person,” she By pulling out of the Grand Slam take place in San Francisco on the key to beating the Giants is of the last three games. Ryan said “He has a good repertoire with *279 Cup, Agassi risks being banned Dec. 3. containing linebacker Lawrence he wants Toney blocking Taylor. individuals and class members.” from one or more Grand Slam Heller says don’t count on it. Taylor. Toney doesn’t think of himself The school, which holds its clas­ events next year, in addition to The Eagles have four consecutive “I think we’ve played him as a Taylor specialist. ses at Manchester High School, of­ Iwing fined $25,000 by the Interna­ victories, including last week’s enough and the Giants enough not “I look at myself as someone fers “American Clown Skills” three P a n a so n ic PHIUIPS tional Tennis Federation. 24-23 win over Atlanta. to be awed by him,” Heller said. times a year at a cost of $20 for who goes out and gives the best ef­ 6-HOUR Agassi had signed a conuact to “He’s a great player. But every Manchester residents and $23 for STEREO 20'' “We know what they’re like. fort I can against any team that I Cam corder play in next month’s $6 million We’ve beaten them before,” Heller week there’s a great player. He’s play,” Toney said. “Nobody is a non-residents. The next class begins ITF-supported event, but last week one of the better ones. But he’s Feb. 4 and will be held on Wednes­ said of the Giants. “We don’t think specialist against anyone.” Color TV announced his decision to skip the just human.” days, from 7 to 9 pjn. Registration they’re way up here and the rest of Toney said stopping Taylor re­ richest tournament in tennis history. Taylor had 15 sacks in 1989, but opens after Jan. 1. and can be made the league is down here,” he said, quires total effort and concentra­ *699 “We are very disappointed by his holding his hands wide apart. has only six this season. tion. by calling the Adult Evening School • 6to1 Zoom • Auto Focus at 647-3536. withdrawal, especially after he’d ac­ “I think that he’s not getting any “\bu know he’s never going to *299 cepted a commitment to play,” ITF Heller said he believed the younger, there is no question about give up,” Toney said. “I uy to get About 99 percent of Reed’s per- spokesman Ian Barnes said. “We Giants weren’t thinking ahead to fcnmaiKes are arranged on a one- that,” Giants coach Bill Rarcells in front of him and stay in front of based a lot of our pre-toumament the 49ers. tirne, free-lance basis, Brian Reed said. “You know you’re not quite him. You never know what he’s publicity on his acceptance.” “I know that when they’ve been IN ACTION — Phil Simms and the New York GiamrwHMo^k said. But eventually, the entertainer the same when you’re 31 as you going to do, try a spin move or try The penalty for breaking the con­ rolling along beating teams like were when you you were 21. But and overpower you and rush over to remain unbeaten Sunday when they take on the Philadel­ would like to perform more regular­ Detroit and teams like that, they’ve ly at festivals and enter the night A m i t s u b i ^ tract could be a ban from one or he’s still a very effective player. you to the quarterback.” phia Eagles. SONY more Grand Slam tournaments next club scene. 4 0" Giant Screen Color TV Someday, Reed may open a party year — the Australian, French and entertaiiunent/Tavor shop with his 1 9 " U.S. Opens and Wimbl^on. wife, Koleen, who works at Helium Barnes said Agassi has until Sun­ Color TV day to explain his decision and show Duke takes third place at the Big Apple NIT Highs, a balloon^iarty favor shop in *1999 “good cause” for missing the event. Manchester. 1^3 F IS H E R 100 Watt Per Channel Stereo ( / ^ But he said the ITF didn’t expect Since the sixth grade, Reed says NEW YORK (AP) — Bill Bennett six during a 16-7 run that • Double Cassette Agassi to comply. No. 8 Indiana 100, Northeastern Others: Lafayette 80, BU 55: At he has always thought of himself as S O N V : Cassette Walkman McCaffrey scored 21 points and No. gave Notre Dame a 26-24 lead with • Turntable The four Grand Slams are outside N C A A H o o p 78: Calbert Cheaney scored 26 Providence, R.I., Craig White led an actor. Throughout junior high 6 Duke turned Notre Dame’s 15 7:24 left in the period. the ATP Tour jurisdiction and are points on Iriday to lead No. 8 In­ four players in double figures as and high school, he participated in *599 « 3 9 W/REMOTE CONTROL first-half turnovers into 22 points en But Duke outscored the Fighting run by the FTP and the chairmen of diana to a 100-78 victory over Nor­ Lafayette defeated Boston Univer­ school plays. In 1983, Reed earned a route to an 85-77 victory Friday Irish 19-7 the rest of the half for a the four tournaments. Siena outscored the Cavaliers theastern in the opening round of the sity 80-55 to advance to the finals of bachelor’s degree in Acting from night in the third-place game of the 43-33 lead. Agassi has said he will skip the preseason Big Apple NTT. 17-6 to start the second half to move Maui Invitational. the FHeet Basketball Classic. Drake University. Des Moines, Bobby Hurley started the surge The game marked the collegiate Australian Open in January but has No. 2 Arkansas met No. 3 ahead 58-51. Shooting 72 percent the first half, Iowa. with a 3-pointer that put the Blue debut of Damon Bailey, the four­ TOSHIBA expressed interest in returning to Arizona in the tournament’s cham­ Devils ahead for good, 27-26. He Maui Invitational: Iowa St. 115, the Leopards went ahead by as After graduating college, Reed Wimbledon, a tournament he has pionship game. Chaminade 82: At Lahaina, Victor time Indiana all-state selection much as 29 points with separate added another 3-pointer four whose high school career was fol­ 1 became a hair designer for actors Cordless Telephone shunned since 1987. Duke, leading by 10 at halftime Alexander scored 23 points and 11-0 and 12-0 runs, paced by Larry minutes later for a 37-32 advantage, lowed nationally after he won praise and accesses. Then, he acted for a C,) piO N een 6-Disc CD Changer 2 5 " COLOR The 20-year-old says winning the thanks to Notre Dame’s sloppiness, helping Duke finish the half by scor­ Iowa State took control early, coast­ Spigner’s 14 points, including four ing to a 115-82 victory over as an eighth-grader from Hoosiers theater company in Huk R^ids, U.S. and firench Opens remain his opened a 60-41 advantage with ing 10 of the last 11 points. consecutive three-pointers, and Minn., where he met his future wife, Chaminade on Friday in the opening coach Bob Knight. Bailey scored main goals next year. In 1990, 13:47 left as freshman Grant Hill Ellery finished with 18 points and Bmce Stankavage’s 13 on 5-of-7 Console TV round of the Maui Invitational. five points in an inauspicious start to shooting. who was a sound technician and a w Agassi suffered disappointing losses had two quick three-point plays for Bennett 17 for the Irish (2-2). Chris­ The win was the 400th for Iowa his college career, which began in stage manager. There, they spent” in the finals of the two events. the Blue Devils. tian Laettner had 16 points and 13 Boston reduced the lead in the State’s Johnny Orr who is starting Knight’s 20th season with the much time together and “fell in By excluding Agassi from the Notre Dame, with LaPhonso Ellis rebounds and Hill 14 points for second half to as little as 16 points his 26th season as a head coach. Orr Hoosiers. love.” French Open, the ITF risks depriv­ scoring 13 of his 19 points and on Russell Jarvis’ 15-footer with ' ^ 4 ■ \Vhirlpool Duke (3-1). is 400-290 overall and 152-144 at Finally, in 1986, Reed became fed W/REMOTE CONTROL ing tlie tournament of one of the Daimon Sweet 16 of his 18 in the Alaska Shootout: Virginia 80, Indiana (1-0) advanced to Satur­ 11:12 left, but the Leopards pulled game’s top stars and the fourth- second half, pulled within six points Iowa State where he is starting his day’s semifinals against the winner tq> with Ae low pay of acting jobs in Siena 77: At Anchorage, Alaska, 11th season. away in the final 10 minutes for ranked player in the world. twice, the last time at 79-73 on a of Friday’s opening-round game be­ their first victory of the season. general. He decid^ to learn how to DELUXE PORTABLE [ j a J' Bryant Stith capped a 33-point per­ It could also open a split among rebound basket by Sweet with 1:21 The Cyclones (1-0) advance to tween Loyola Marymount and Santa 9 perform as a clown. 'i ' formance by sinking four free Dishwasher players and exacerbate its conflicts left. throws in the final eight seconds Saturday’s semifinals where they Clara. Richmond 65, Dartm outh 54: Reed decided to move to Connec­ with the ATP Tour, the player-run In one five-minute span during At Richmond, Va., Terry Connolly Friday to give No. 18 Virginia an will meet the winner of Friday’s The Hoosiers were never in ticut, landing in Manchester because t j o o circuit that has just finished its first Notre Dame’s rally, the only Duke 80-77 come-from-behind victory opening-round game between No. capped a Richmond spurt with a 3- of its central location, because a season. player to score was McCaffrey, who serious trouble against Northeastern pointer early in the seomd half Specie! Discounts over Siena in the opening game of 13 Syracuse and Toledo. (0-1), breaking the game open with talent agent told him that schools Some of Agassi’s colleagues, hit 10 of his first 14 field-goal at­ Friday night as the Spiders topped the Great Alaska Shootout a 9-2 run over the first halTs final and fairs used clowns for entertain­ > For however, did not show much under­ tempts in the game. Iowa State started the game with the Dartmouth Big Otmo 65-54 in a The 6-foot-5 junior forward 2:10. Bailey had five of the points. m ent He also took a job with the standing for the American’s move. But the Fighting Irish misfired on a 14-2 run and that was indicative of first-round game of the Central HOUDAY HOURS: scored 23 in the second half, includ­ Singing Messenger Service in Senior Citizens “If you sign a contract to play, their next four possessions after the first half as the Cyclones out- Maurice Brighthaupt led Nor­ Fidelity Holiday Classic. Monday-Fridy 9:30-8 p.m. ing 11 straight Cavalier points Hartford. On Tuesdays you should stick to your commit­ Sweet’s basket, preventing them during one stretch, as Virginia ral­ rebounded the Silverswoids (2-1) theastern with 26 p>oints and Dexter Richmond will face the winner of Saturday 9:30-5 p.m. • Sunday 12-5 p.m. ment,” top-ranked Stefan Edberg from getting closer despite poor 31-11 and outshot them from the the nightcap between Wichita State After a while, Reed quit the mes­ N0edarlde?Jusi|)honeus. lied from a seven-point deficit. Jenkins had 24. The Huskies’ lead­ said. Third-ranked Ivan Lendl said free-throw shooting by Duke. and No. 21 G e o r^ in Saturday’s 9 senger service and stopped using a We ll pick you up. Marc “Showbiz” Brown scored field 63 percent-42 percent for a ing returning scorer and rcbounder, 9 MANCHESTER TEL 647-9997 the same thing. Aided by five steals that led to 60-31 lead at halftime. pjn. championship. Dartmouth will talent agent preferring to find his 31 for Siena, including five 3- Steve Camey, saw limited time be­ The top eight players in the world play in the 7 pjn. consolation. own woA, which he currently does. WILLIMANTIC TEL 450-0405 baskets, Didce jumped to a 17-10 ad­ pointers. Alexander, the Cyclones’ 6- cause of the flu and did not score. were in Frankfurt last week for the vantage midway through the first With the Big Green (0-1) leading SUPER STORES ■W dayj lam e at caih Virginia, in its first game under foot-9, 265-pound center, had all but To contact Reed or inquire about no payment tepuiiea ATP Championships. Agassi beat half. Doug Collins added 20 points for 28-20 with 4:11 remaining in the coach Jeff Jones, trailed most of the two of his points in the first half and Iowa State, while Phil Kunz had 16 bis entertainment services, call Edberg for the title for the biggest Backup forward Kevin Ellery first half but came back to tato a first half, Richmond outscored victory in his career. was one of six Iowa State players to and Justus Thigpen and F^ul Doer- Dartmouth 8-2 over the renutinder 649-1465. WILLIMANTIC 1329 stop&°shop'^ then scored eight points and Elmer 43-41 lead at halftime.n Main St. MANCHESTER 445 Hartford Rd. oFFT^sf finish in double figures. rfeld 15 each. of the half.

V j*. 0 10— M AN C H ESTER HERALD, Saturday, N ov. 24, 1990 M A N C H E S TE R H ERALD , Saturday, N ov. 24, 1990— 11 In Brief • • • Barkeley powers 76ers past Cavaliers SCOREBOARD PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Charles UConn hoop opens tonight scored 20 points for Charlotte. Barkley connected on 15 o f 19 shots, "Die win gives Miami a 3-2 edge in the College basketball results SB. (holding). 132; Tolbart Dot (elbowing). — The University o f ConnecUcut men’ s scored 36 points and made two key bas­ 0l21< basketball team, defending Big East Conference regular series between the three-year expansion Basketball Big Apple NIT Second Period—4. SL Louis, Sutter 4 (Emer- kets in the last minute to lead the teams. sop Courtnolt), 1 3 6 5 , Detroit Garpenlov 8 Transactions season and tournament champions, opens its reeular Philadelphia 76ers to a 111-105 victory Duke 87, Notre Dame 77 POUNDED OUT? (Habacheld). 5 3 6 6, Detroit Garpenlov 9.634. season tonight at 8 (W P O P -A M 1410) at the Hany A Pacers 112, Rockets 111: A t In­ over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Friday NBA standings DUKE (85) 7, S t Louto, Brind'Amour 3 (Hul, Stovona), 7:18 dianapolis, Reggie M iller hit two free The largest physical disadvantages ever G m ^ I Plavilion against the College o f Charleston. night. EASTERN CONFERENCE (pp). PwialBae-aurr. Del (holding). 6:54; Sui­ BASKETBALL B ’-5 2-2 4. Laettner Cominemal Basitsfbal A— oolaflon tlnows with 3.9 seconds remaining, Allandc DIvWon tor. Sa. (Intsrfarence), 1281; McCrlmmop Dat u r intrastate rival University o f Cleveland took a 102-100 lead on a W L P et OB ir/ifiti i?' McCaffrey (holding), 1839. ALBANY RATROONS-Signad Jeff Sanders, Hartford Tuesday night at 8 at Gampel ftvilion. giving the Indiana I^cers a 112-111 vic­ forward. Rstoassd Tkn PriC6 forward. jumper by Craig Ehlo with 2 minutes to Boston g 2 .818 WINNING Third Perfod-6 Detroit Burr 8 (Probert Nor­ tory over the Houston Rockets on Friday LOSING LA CROSSE CATBIRDS—Signsd Richls PMIadelphto 8 4 .667 1'« 31-ra?T2B i 2- 2-2 2 Totals YEAR CHALLENGER WEIGHT CHAMPION wood), 8:43 (pp). PanolBee— G.CavaWM, S 6 play. But the 76ers scored seven straight night. 4 .600 2>q NOTRE DAME (77) WEIGHT DIFFERENCE (tripping), :53; Fedyk, Det (Intorfarenoe), 2:47; Johnson, fonward. Waived Stave Mitchell, Whalers host Bruins tonight Nswifefk 6 1919 Jack Dempsey 187 guard. points, capped by Barkley’s steal and 4 7 .364 5 Jess Willard 245 Snapato. S6 (holding). 534; Probert Det M iller led all scorers with 35 points, Miami n f Tower 58 H A R ’^ O R D — The Hartford Whalers will host the 2 7 .222 6 1934 Max Baer j^rglng). 686; Marois, S6 (kipping), 7.36; FOOTBALL layup with 40 seconds remaining. Ytaihington 8-16 1-2 17, Singleton 2 4 209.50 Primp Camera 263.25 Nalional Football Laogua followed by Chuck Person with 33, in­ 2 0 .182 7 Ragtop SB. (tripping), 9:40; Faatharstone, SB. -7 “ Adams Division contest tonight at N aw Janay 1-1 5 Ellery 8 7 4-5 15 Jon Ross 04 04 0 1990 Evander Holyfield 208 ATLANTA RALCONS-Placad Stacey Bailey, After Larry Nance made a jumper, cluding Indiana’ s first 10 points o f the Central OfvWon 81 0 4 0, Boyer 04 0 4 0. Totals 31-60 Buster Douqias 246 (tripping), 1338; Yzarm ap Dot (kipping), 14:13; 7:35 (S ^ m O m n n el. W T IC ) at the Civic Center hi the 8 2 .800 _ lZ*1o 77. 1892 James J. Corbett 178 ^urtnall, S 6 (roughing). 19:52; McCrimnwn, wide racak/sr, on injured rasanra. AcBvatod Eric Barkley drove for another basket to put Detroit John L. Sullivan 212 34 Bergeson, safety, from the practice roster. sewnd half o f a home-and-home series. The clubs met Milwaukae 8 3 .727 '/a Halttlme-Duko 43. Notre Dame 33. 3-pokit 1978 Leon Spinks Det (roughing), ig:S 8 the game out o f reach. 7 5 .5S3 2 197.25 Muhammad All 224.25 Shots on golto-8t Louis 7-106—23. Dekoit HOUSTON OILERS—Signed Doug Uoyd, J^nday afternoon with the Whalers coming from behind Cleveland g^'»r5>'*»„8-15 (Koubek 84. Huriey 24, 1985 Michael Spinks 27 running back. Hersey Hawkins had 19 points and NBA Roundup Chartotla 8 7 .462 31/S McCaffrey 1 -2 T.HII1 8 1 , Laettner 8 2 ) Notre 200 Larry Holmes 221.50 1A10-13—37. to pull out a 4-3 decision. Chicago 5 6 .455 3'/a 1flQ7 21.50 Misssd psnolty shots—Suttor, Stl, 19:52 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Placed Eric Rickey Green 14 for Philadelphia. Larry ^m e 3-10 (Blery 83. Ellis 1-rs!r5?i;,nTi! Wright comarbaefc, on the Irtjurad raoerve. Indiana 5 6 .455 3 m Edmonton 5 13 2 12 54 63 7:30 pm. — Bruins at Whalers, Channol 38, points in the first half Friday night as the shots, going to the bench with nine Clippers reserve guard Jeff Martin hit a Daugheny 6-14 44 16, Paddk) 6-10 0-0 13, C laaaL SportsChannol, WTIC (AM-1080) play and didn’ t relinquish the lead. the Hornets 45-30. Douglas had a career- 2 o Price 8-14 3-3 20, Ferry 1-9 0-0 2, EMo 5-9 3-4 Friday's Gamas Chicago Bulls beat the Los Angeles Clip­ minutes left. Jordan also had 14 points on Lata Qamee NM Included Flyers 4, Maple Leafs 1 1. Danbury 96-2 (4) 86 7:30 p.ra — College football: Syracuse at 21-footer at the buzzer. Paxson, a career 15, Morton 1-2 OO Z Totals 4 1 -8 5 1 6 -2 8 1 0 5 NFL standings high 15 assists. Philadelphia 4, Toronto 1 Toronto i g 2. Wsst Haven 7-1 (3) 83 Miami. ESPN pers 105-97 despite a season-low 14 Nov. 15 at Golden State in the second 49 percent shooter, hit nine o f 12 shots O TO PHILADELPHIA (111 ) AMERICAN CONFERENCE 3. Greenwich 61-1 (1) 72 8 pm. — College football: Notre Dame at Peterson rowing champion J.R. Reid and Johimy Newman each Hartford 4, Boston 3 Philadelphia i o 3—4 points by four-time N B A scoring cham- game o f the Bulls’ current seven-game and finished the half with 20 points. z - < Barkley 15-19 6-10 36, Mshorn 4-8 4-5 12, East Buffalo 3, Edmonton 2, OT First Period— 1, Toronto, Richardson 1 (Fer>- 4. Rockville 6 1 ( 1) 71 use, Chs. 8,40 Gminski 4 -1 1 0 -0 8, Green 7-12 OO 14, How- W L T Pet. LAKE BARRINGTON, Australia — Steve Peterson PF RA Detroit 5, SL Louis 3 ton), :20. 2, Phitodelphto, Tocchet 15 (EWund), 5. Newington 6 1 (1) 70 8 p.m. — College of Charloston at Connec- H H kins 7-15 3-3 19, Bol 2-3 OO 4, Anderson 7-12 Buffalo 288 150 6. Naugatuck 61 sg BcuLWPOP (AM-1410) of Wakefield, R.I., combined with Robert Dreher of Miami Pittsburgh at Washington, (n) 6:44. PsnalBse—Kushnsr, Phi (holding), 3:26; 0- 0 14, a iv o r 1-2 0-0 2, ftiyn e 1-3 OO ZTotals 202 109 Vancouver at Minnesota, (n) Carkner. PM (hooking), 7:52; Chychrup PM 7. SouBiington 6 2 32 9 p.m. — College basketball: Lapchick Tour­ Durham, N.H., to win the men’ s lightweight double m I 48-8513-18111. Indianapolis 142 210 8. Norwalk 7-2-1 30 nament championship, MSG N.Y. Jets Saturday's Qamae (rougMng), 9 3 0 ; ToccheL PM (Mgh-sBcking), sculls tide recently at the World Rowing Championships. o m Clevelond 28 25 30 22—105 192 233 N.Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders, 2fl5 pm. 19i00. 9. Hamden 661 15 10 p.m. — College basketball: Hartford at Hogue goal lifts Sabres over Oilers in OT New England Philadolphla 32 23 26 3 0 -111 130 271 Boston at Hartford, 7.-3S p.m. Second Period—None. Penalties— Marois, 1 0 . (tie) Hall-West Hartford DeFtoul, Channel 18 (delayed broadcast) The pair won the only American gold medal on the BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Benoit Hogue scored 34 3-Point goals-Cleveland 4-9 (ENo 2-3, Price Washington at Pittsburgh, 7:35 pm . Tor (interforenco). 9 3 7 ; Krushelnyski, Tor (inter- 6 2 14 11 p.m. — College football: Arizona State at opening day o f final competition. Garpenlo, a rookie who joined the Red Wings in the 1- 3, Pbddlo 1-2, Ferry 01), Philadelphia 2-5 Cindnnali .600 239 228 larence), 17:30. East Hartford 62 14 Arizona, MSG (delayed broadcast) seconds into overtime to give the Buffalo Sabres a 3-2 Houston Winnipeg at Quebec, 7:35 pm. Peterson is the grandson o f Mr. and Mrs. Clarence offseason after four years with Djurgarden in Sweden, (Hawkins 2-4, Anderson 0- 1 ). F o uled .500 229 192 Third Period—3. Philadetphto. Maltonby 9 Others receiving votes: Fairfield 2. Stamford Midnight — College basketball: Maui Invita­ Pittsburgh Chicago at Calgary, 6:05 p.m. victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Friday night. NHL Roundup O O out—Nona. Rebounds-Cleveland 50 .500 174 174 Los Angeles at Montreal, 6:05 p.m. (Actop ToccheO. 4.33 (pp). 4. Phitodelphto. 1, Fairfield Prep 1. tional, semifinal, ESPN Peterson o f 35 Lockwood St., Manchester. snapjied a 2-2 tie 5:36 into the second period when he Cleveland Class M Hogue moved in from the poinL took a pass from Rick (Oaugherw 13), PNIadelphia 44 (Barkley 12). .200 151 270 Edmonton at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. SmiBi 4. 7:47. 5. Philadelphia, Kushrwr 2 2 a.m. — College basketball: Maul InvitaBori- converted Marc Habscheid’ s rebound. That gave him his o Ai sists- Cleveland 24 (Pries 9), Philadelphia New Jersey at Minnesota. 8:35 pm. (Acton), 19:51 (pp). PenalBee—Gill. Tor (rough­ 1. Ladyard 9 6 (5) 95 al. semifinal, ESPN Vincent clears Yankee exec Vaive and fired a low shot between the legs o f Oilers Flyers 4, Maple Leafs 1: At Philadelphia, Scott Mel- LA Raiders .700 183 147 ing). 2:36: Reochi. Phi (roughing), 2:36; ElleL 2. St Joseph 61 (5) 94 first N H L hat trick and, 28 seconds later, he got his 23 (Green 7. Total fouls— Claveland 16, Kansas City VsTKOuver at SL Louis. 8 J5 pm. goaltender Bill Ranford. lanby’ s power-play goal early in the third picriod snapped 2 O) Philadelphia 19. Technicals—Cleveland Illegal .600 219 148 Sunday's Games Tor (hooking), 3.34; Clark, Tor (roughing), 8:20; 3. Middletown 61 66 Sunday Y O R K ( A P ) — New "Ybrk Yankees executive fourth o f the game after intercepting a clearing pass by defense. A— 16,642. San Diego .455 224 190 Winnipeg at Montreal, 7.05 pm . Chychrun. Phi (roughing). 880; Sutter, Phi 4. Bunnell 61 58 10 a.m. — College football: Nobs Dame at Rob Ray and M ike Fbligno had the other Buffalo a 1-1 tie and sparked the Philadelphia Flyers to a 4-1 vic­ Seattle Leonard Kleitunan has been cleared by baseball o f any Rod Brind’Amour and beating Vincent Riendeau from m c/5 .400 196 206 N.Y. Islanders at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. (roughing), 14:44; Gill, Tor. double minor 5. Hand-Madlson 62 46 use, S|K)rtsChannal (taped) goals. tory over the Toronto Maple Leafs Friday. Denver .273 237 280 (cross-checking, roughing), 1786; FVehordsop 6. North Haven 6 2 40 pm. — Giants at Eagles, Channel , wrongdoing in George Steinbrenner’s payment to close range. Celtics 115, Kings 105 Los Angeles at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. 1 3 Martin Gelinas and Jeff Smith scored for Edmonton. It Toronto lost for the fourth straight game and remained O NATIONAL CONFERENCE Tor, major-misconduct (lighting), 1732; Toc- 7. New Fairfield 6 1 36 WPOP Howard Spira, but intends to continue his $22 million The 22-year-old left wing, who broke a six-game SACRAMENTO (105) 8. Newtown 61 choL PM, major-misconduct (fighBng), 17:52; 32 1 pm. — Dolphins at Browns, Channel 30 lawsuit against commissioner Fay Vincent. was Smith's goal at 14:22 o f the diird period that sent the winless in 10 road games this season. Simmons 6-16 6-9 19, Tisdale 11-22 6-6 28, W 9. New Canaan 7-3 29 goal-less string Wednesday with the deciding goal in L T Pet. PF RA Brotan, Tor (slashing), 19:40. 1 p.m. — Senior League baseball: Waat Ftolm game into overtime. Philadelphia, in second place in the fttrick Divsion, Wsnnington 1-3 0-0 2, Mayas 7-19 9-10 24, N.Y. Giants 10 0 0 1.000 246 110 Shots on goal—Toronto 96-6—23. PMIadel- 10. (Be) Wsthersfield 6 2 ig Beach at SL Petersburg, NESN ^ In a nine-page decision signed N ov. 15, Vincent said, Detroit’s 4-3 victory over Mirmesota, is the first NHL Sparrow 5-8 OO 10, Carr 6-15 6 4 18. Colter Philadelphia SouBi Windsor 6 2 19 After numerous scoring chances, Ray finally broke the won its second straight and closed to within five points S > 6 4 0 .600 251 209 pMa 6-4-13—23. 1 p.m. — Senior L e ^ u e baseball: Sun City “I have resolved all questions of knowledge, motive and player to score four goals in a game this season and the 0-2 OO 0, Sampson 01 OO 0, Calloway 0-0 0 4 Mtoshington 6 5 0 NHL results OBiera receivino votoa: Darian 16 Marklen- ice at 13:51 o f the second period. Ray tipped a point .545 247 213 Powar-ptoy OpportunlBee—Toronto 0 of 5; at Fort Myers, MSG credibility in this matter in favor o f Mr. Kleinman.” o f the idle N ew York Rangers. 0, Causwel 1-1 04 2, Leckner 1-2 0 4 2 Totals Dallaa 5 7 0 .417 176 242 PMIadelphto 2 of 6. Malonay 7. BsBtel 2. Windham 1. 2 p.m. — College football: Gv. Ill Eastern Red Wings’ first since Steve Yzerman accomplished the 38-89 27-31 105. drive by defenseman Grant Ledyard, then banged home Mcllanby, who has nine goals this season, scored his Phoenix 2 6 0 .200 138 264 Whalers 4, Bruins 3 Goalies—Ing 2-126 (23 shots-19 saves). Class S final- Hofstra vs. Trenton State, SportsChannol However, the commissioner added that Kleinman’s feat Jan. 31 against Edmonton. He is just the 16th player BOSTON (115) Central PMIadelphto, f^ ts r s 5-3-1 (23-22). L Darter 106 (7) 96 (taped) his own rebound. first at home when he tucked a backhander between the 3 3 > . Bird 3 4 3-4 9, Gamble 5-10 2-2 1 2 Pbrlsh Chicago Hartford 0 0 4—4 credibility was hurt by “ his surprising inability to answer in Detroit history to record a four-goal game. 9 1 0 .900 245 139 Boston 2 1 0— 3 A— 17,362. 2. Morgan-CIInton 106 (3) 91 4 pm. — Patriots at Cardinala, Channel 22 Gelinas tied it for Edmonton early in the third period 4-7 2-2 10. Shaw 8-11 4-4 20. Lewis 7-13 4-5 Green Bay 3. Ansonto 6 1 80 some o f the simplest questions in a straightforward man­ pads o f go ^ ie Peter Ing at 4:03 o f the final period. 5 5 0 .500 200 217 First Period— 1, Boston, Hodge 2 (Bourque, Referee— Bill McCreary. Linesmen— Bob 4 p.m. — Stealers at Jets, Channel 30 Rich Sutter opened the scoring for St. Louis (15-6-1) 18, McHala 9-16 3-4 21, Kleins 1-2 2-2 4, Mimesota 4 4. Housatonic 106 63 when Ken Linseman passed out from behind the net and Red Wings 5, Blues 3: At Detroit, Swedish import 6 0 .400 218 209 Wesley), 6:13 (pp). 2, Boston, Wssley 3 (Bour­ Hodges, Swede Knox. 5:30 p.m. — CFL championship. Gray Cup: ner.” 8:21 into the game with the first o f his two goals, but Brown 6-11 2-2 14, Smith 3-7 0 4 6, Vrar*ovic Detroit 4 7 0 .364 253 284 5. New London 6 2 51 Gelinas, after hitting the far post on his first attempt, que, Christian). 1841 (pp). PenalBos—Oinaen, Winnipeg vs. Edmonton. SportsChannol Kleinman is the executive vice president and chief Johan Garpenlo score four goals Friday night and Tim 0- 2 1-21.Totals 46-87 23-27 115. Tampa Bay 4 7 0 .364 177 274 Red Wings 5, Blues 3 6. Berlin 62 46 7 pm . — College football: Temple at Boston G ^ e n lo v answered at 12:03 and 16:19 as the Red Sacramonto 27 20 21 37— 105 Har (charging), 3:39; Evason, Har (roughing), 7. Sacred Heart 62 flipped home a rebound past Sabres goaltender Clint Cheveldae stopped a penalty shot as the Detroit Red Waal 3:39; Burridge, Bos (roughing), 3:39; Nilan, Bos 41 College, NESN operating officer o f the team and was accased o f assist­ Wings (10-10-3) outshot the Blues 14-7 in the opening BMto 24 29 38 24—115 San Francisco SL Louis 1 2 0—3 8. Seymour 7-3 Malarchuk. 10 0 0 1.000 253 151 (high-sBckirrg), 6:27; Samuelsson, Har (rough­ Detroit 2 2 1— 5 35 8 p.m. — Soahawka at Chargers, ESPN, Wings skated to a 5-3 win over the St. Louis Blues. 20 minutes to take a 2-1 lead. , 90*1*—Sacramento 24 (Simmons Now Orleans 4 6 9. Gilbert 61 23 ing in the $40,000 payment to Spira, who provided the 0 .400 188 195 ing), 11:25; Varboak, Har (high-sticking), 1810; First Period— 1. SL Louis, Sutter 3 (Coutinall, WFAN 1- 1. Mayas 1-3, Sparrow 0 1 , Colter 0 1 ). Bos- Atlanta 3 7 10. Plainvilla 7-2 8 Yankees with information about Dave Winfield. 0 .300 255 275 Kastelic, Har, major (lighBng), 14:43; Nilap Emerson), 8:21. 2, DetrolL Garpenlov 6 10 pm. — College football: Utah State at 0 4 (Lewis 0 1 . Brown 01. McHale 0-2). LA Rams 3 7 Others receiving votes: SL Paul-Bristol 6, 0 .300 219 282 Bos, minor-major (slashing, lighdng), 14:43; (McKay. Fedorov), 1233. 3. Detroit Garpenlov BYU. NESN (taped) out—Gamble. Rebounds—Sacramento w iiiiu vj m sMtuimm Brookfield 4, Montville 2. Weston 2. Platt- 52 (Carr ), Boston 48 (Bird 9). As- B.dweeney, Bos (hooking), 15:16. 7 (Chiassop McKay). 16:19. PsnalBae—Wilsop 1 am . — College basketball: Maul Invitation­ M ajo r league vet Diaz killed 11 Atlanta at Now Oriaana, 1 p.m. Marlden 1, Putnam 1. al. championship. ESPN “ »,^-S«cramento 23 (Colter 7). Boston 32 Chicago at Minnesota, 1 p.m. CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — Former major league (Shw 9). Total louli—Sacramento 22, Boston Indianapolis at CincinnaB, 1 p.m. Oklahoma routs Nebraska 20. Flagrarrt foul— Mayes. A— 14,690. patcher Bo Diaz was killed Friday, electrocuted while in­ Miami at Cleveland, 1 p.m. NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — Fresh­ Pistons 97, Bullets 88 New >brk Gants at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. stalling a satellite dish atop his home. He was 37. interception return by Greg De- 1-yard sneak to make it 14-3. Tampa Bay vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee, 1 Diaz, who played with the Cincinnati Reds, Boston man Cale Gundy threw for one Quasie. Nebraska had only 118 WASHINGTON (88) p.m. BASEBALL CARDS The Sooners’ final touchdown of touchdown and snuck in for another yards rushing after entering the ^ ’2 04 10, Jones Kansas City at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. Red Sox, Cleveland Indians and Philadelphia Phillies the quarter was set up by another in a 21-point second quarter that 5-7 0-1 10 Robinson 2 4 OO 4. Wblker 2-6 0 4 Los Angeles Rams at San FrarKisco, 4 p.m. during a 13-year major league career, was installing the game with a 362-yard average, best turnover, this an interception by 4. Ifvln 4-9 1-2 9, Hammonde 7-15 4-5 10 Et- New England at Phoenix, 4 p.m. 20% o ff all singles helped carry Oklahoma a 45-10 vic­ dish to get television stations from abroad, spokeswoman in the country. linebacker Joe Bowden at the Cor­ ’J ' 2. Vltorkinan Pittsburg at New York Jots, 4 p.m. tory over mistake-prone, 10th- 3-11 0 4 6, Alarla 1 4 1-1 3, Foster 0 1 OO 0 Seattle at San Diego, 8 p.m. 20% o ff all card supplies Francisca Diaz o f the Technical and Judicial Police said. Gundy completed five of eight nhuskers 46. Two plays later. Totals 4 0 1 00 8 -1 3 88. Monday's Game . N o other details were available. ranked Nebraska on Friday. passes for 119 yards. Overall, the DETROIT (97) Cooper outjumped two defenders Buffalo at Houston, 9 p.m. Fullback Mike McKinley scored Sooners had 3 % yards. Rodman 34 02 6, Edwards 4-9 6 4 14 Sunday, Dec. 2 Sets also discounted for a 40-yard completion to the three touchdowns and the Oklahoma Lalmbeer 2-7 04 4, Du mars 9-16 1-1 19’ Atlanta at Tampa Bay, 1 p.ra Porter, Jennings look to repeat Gundy hit tight end Adrian Nebraska 9. Thomas 7-12 2-2 18. Aguirre 8-13 3 4 20, John^ Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 1 p m 50% o ff aU ball holders defense came up with seven tur­ Cooper on a 36-yard touchdown son 3-13 24 , SaUey 2-9 4-5 .Totals 3 8 4 7 M cKinley scored on the next 8 8 Detroit at Chicago, 1 pm. N E W Y O R K (A P ) — Rat Ftorter and Lynn Jennings novers. The 45 points were the most 10*25 97. Kansas City at Now England, 1 p.m. early in the second quarter that gave play. He added a 7-yard score — Whshington 24 20 ig 25—88 We cany all Beckett have given sneaking a good reputation. scored against Nebraska since a Lm Angeles Rams at Cleveland. 1 p.m. the Sooners a 7-3 lead. Cooper, who capping a 20-yard drive that started Detrott 30 24 20 2 3 -4 7 Miami at \A^ishington, 1 p.m 10 AM to 5:00 PM Sale begins 11/21/90. ends 12/24/90. Porter will be seeking to extend his record streak to 47-0 loss to Oklahoma in 1968. 3-Polnt goals—Wishlrrgton 0 4 . Detroit 34 Philadelphia at Buffalo, 1 p m had 96 yards on three receptions, after a Blevins interception — and a tVENINO lY ACPOINTMENr nine victories in the men’ s national cross country cham­ Oklahoma finished 8-3 overall (Thomas 2-2, Aguirre 1- 1 , U im beer 0 1 , Houston at Seattle, 4 p.m. Buy - Sell - Trade made a nice over-the-head catch 48-yarder, both in the third quarter Dumars 0 1 , Johnson 0 1 ). Fouled out— Sedley Indianapolis at Phoenix, 4 p.m. (203) 646-0898 pionships at Van Cortlandt Park on Saturday, while Jen- and in a tie with Nebraska for Ellison. Rebounds—Washlnglon 56 (W lker )’ while tightly guarded by safety He finished with 87 yards in eight 9 Los Angeles Raiders at Denver 4 p m pings w ill be chasing her fourth straight victory and fifth second in the Big Eight at 5-2. The Detroit 65 (Rodman 15). Assists—Washlngtori New Gleans at Dallas. 4 pm. Friday, November 23 Tyrone Byrd. carries, and Brewer had 85 in 16. 25 (Wbrkman 5). Detroit 28 (Thomas 8). Total New Vbrk Jets at San Diago, 4 p m Manchester Pet Center Overall in the women’ s division. Sooners cannot go to a bowl game OPEN STUDIO Tailback Dewell Brewer had got­ Joseph was hurt on Nebraska’s fouls—Washington 28. Detroit 16. Techni­ Green Bay at Minnesota, 8 p.m. through St. 687 Main Street, Manchester • The 31-year-old Porter, who comes from Alamosa, because o f N C A A probation. ten the Sooners out o f a hole on that cal—Dumars. A—21.154. Monday, Dec. 3 310 Hackmatack Manchester, CT second scries when, after scrambling Sunday, December 9 to lo ., broke the record o f seven straight victories he had The Cornhuskers (9-2) are headed New Vbrk Gants at & n Francisco, 9 p.m. drive by taking a pitch on third 13 yards for a first down, he was Heat 116, Hornets 100 ______649-4273 shared with Don Lash (1934-40) by winning last year’ s lo the Citrus Bowl to play Georgia down and going 32 yards to the knocked out o f bounds into the Ok­ MIAMI (116) T A G cross country title at Golden Gate Phrk in San Fran­ Tech. They killed themselves with Nebraska 48. The drive had started Rice 1017 2-3 22, Davis 5-8 1-1 11 . Seikaly lahoma bench. He sustained a deep cisco. An Olympian at 10,000 meters in 1984 and 1988, _ ,. Tha Aaaoclatad Prata the turnovers and also played most 1 0 1 8 1-2 21. Douglas 5-7 2-2 12. Edwards ON THE MOVE — Oklahoma’s Dewell at the 14. cut in his lower right leg and did not 12-24 8-11 34. Long 1-2 2 4 4, Coles 34 2-2 8, Porter has won every U.S. men’s cross counfry cham­ o f the game without quarterback The Sooners didn’t have to work return. Burton 14 04 2, Kessler 1-2 04 2 . Totals D ry. E x tr aD ry. pionship since 1982. Brewer (23) cuts past several Nebraska Mickey Joseph, who was hurt early nearly as hard for their next touch­ 48-8518-25116. Oklahoma received a 15-yard in the first quarter. CHARLOTTE (100) defenders during their game Friday afternoon down, taking over at Nebraska’s 12 penalty on the play, giving Nebraska 1 Newman 7-12 6 4 20, Galtison 7-11 0 1 14 Richardson stays in Italy Oklahoma’s defense held Nebras­ after a 13-yard fumble return by Reid 7-11 6 4 20. Bogues 2-9 0 4 4. Chapman in Norman, Okla. The Sooners routed the the ball at the Sooners’ 39. But the ka to a season-low 229 yards and 6-16 5 4 19, Curry 54 0-2 10. Tripucka 1-3 0 4 • .'Uicr w.itLTiiiool K v i ROME (AP) — Micheal Ray Richardson’s NBA com­ linebacker Frank Blevins. Gundy drive stalled and Nebraska had to 2, Hoppen 04 04 0, GUI 4-5 2-2 10. Keys 0 4 Cornhuskers, 45-10. produced a touchdown on a 43-yard ’ liitk'r waiL'ijirooj Iv o i eback is over before it started. ended the four-play drive with the punt. 1-2 I.Totals39-76 2041 100. Miami 29 25 28 34—116 • Tliin.-iul.iti. The former all-star guard on Friday withdrew his msuUion. Chartotte 24 25 28 23—100 threat to break his contract with his Italian club and jump 3-Point goals—Miami 2 4 (Edwards 2-2, Rice * L iciluuiL' SiipciSv'lt.' 01. Kessler 01). Charlotte 2-7 (Chapman 2-5 to the Philadelphia 76ers. Curry 0-1, Newman 81). Fouled out—Gattison. : Richardson changed his mind after meeting for 20 Texas vs. Baylor in old-fashioned showdown Rebounds— Miami 54 (Seikaly 11), Clvrlotts 38 rtiinutes with the president o f Knorr Bologna, I^olo (Gattison 12). Assists—Miami 32 (Douglas 15), Charlotte 23 (Bogues 7). Total fouls— Mianx U Gualandi. By MIKE HARRIS 2 5 Charlotto 20. Technicals— Miami lllegiu Utah State, and Notre Dame at No. 18 • Roundtrip “ I ’m going to stay,” Richardson said by telephone The Associated Press “ It’ s Cotton or nothing,” coach Grant defense, Chartotte illegal defense. Flagrant ESI Southern Cal; foula-Oouglas. A - 23,901. airfare from Bologna. “Everything is OK now. I’m happy and NCAA Football TealT said. 391 Broad Street On Friday, unranked Oklahoma 9 • 5 nights and they’re happy. I feel good. I think my future is much, Texas visits Baylor on Saturday for an Miami (7-2) would love to get a shot at Bulls 105, Clippers 97 crushed No. 10 Nebraska 45-10. The aterproof 6 days at much better here. I have to make the best decision for old-fashioned college football showdown. Cotton Bowl, and we shouldn’ t be wor­ Colorado, but the Hurricanes can only CHICAGO (105) W Sooners (8-3) are ineligible for Plppan 6-11 1-1 13. H.Grant 5-10 2-2 12 Disney World 646-7096 myself, and I think this is the best.” F^r Baylor’s Bears (6-3-1 overall, ried about anything else,” Texas coach keep winning and hope to become the Csutwright 4-8 1-2 9, Rsxson 12-16 0 4 26, Jor­ postseason play, and so took out their first team with two losses to win the na­ D ouble B oot. • Compact rental Mon.-Frl, 9-5:30pm, Thur. 'til 8pm, Sot. 9-1pm 5-1-1 Southwest Conference), a possible David McWilliams said. dan 5-12 4-4 14, King 0 4 0 4 0, Levingston 0-3 frustrations on the Cornhuskers (9-2), tional title. 0 4 0, Armstrong 2-8 2-2 6, Perdue 81 44 4. Its two wtikTproorboots in one. Plus, ;i car Cotton Bowl berth is on the line. No. 6 But in this topsy-turvy season, it’s ob­ 1-800-842-4320 Cowboys a playoff possibility? who are headed for the Citrus Bowl. Dennis Erickson, staying out of the Hopson 4 4 8 7 13, Williams 3 4 0 4 6, Hodges knctol I liinstilatc." liwiA thing you iim l • All taxes Texas (8-1, 6-0) is playing for the Cotton vious that just about anything can happen. 14 0 4 2 Totals 42-88 1822 105. IRVING, Texas (AP) — The Dallas Cowboys, enjoy­ Baylor, which humiliated Texas 50-7 title debate, says his Hurricanes better not to keep your Icet dry

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Power Alley Electronic Bowling by The third most popular toy was the more intellectually challenging The top 12 list released by to the placement of any ★ sale distributor ofA thermopane windows, days of simple toys, when a child after-school programs for at least security system. Unique Marchon, a $140 electronic ex­ Sound FX by Mattel, a wrist speaker Duracell does contain at least one or, advertising in the CASE MANAGER-Com- TREE SERVICE/ ■ CARPENTRY/ PAINTING/ LANDSCAPING might spend an afltmoon happily one hour per day over 10 consecu­ games, the survey said. munity criminal justice ★ wine and spirits^ open fbor plant House travaganza designed to turn a unit that requires body movement to The fourth and fifth most popular two variations on longtime chil­ Manchester Herald, Ad­ PRUNING III REMODELING PAPERING spinning a top or building a fortress tive school days. 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YO UNG tic horn and siren sounds. and evaluation company, found a’ clay, and Rattle Me Bones, a hand- which revolves around life at an officers and employees transportation of clients. Bucket, tuck A chipper. WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. FOR INDOOR WORK today's children prefer the loudest, Not all the toys used in the survey Requirements: High 8000. REMODELING . Quality work at a Lmn S LendKieM C « ./til Ywd One 6-year-old boy described the marked difference in the selections eye coordination game in which amusement park — was the sixth against any ana all ★ tory. Hartford area^ Stump removal. Free most action-pack^ games and have require batteries, the Bethel-based school and 3 years F estimales. Special ■k Expert Craftsmanship teasonable pricel Maintenanoe, Rololiling, Houae appeal of the fire engine perfectly. of boys and girls. While boys voted players must carefully remove ob­ most popular toy on the list. liability, loss or ex­ ★ and northern Con-^ Interior A Exterior Cleaning, Dtivamira S a a M , Odd Joba. pense including case management, ex­ REDUCED AND oonsideradon for okteriy and ■k D e^ A True ttin d y Women perience with criminal handicapped k Window Replacement ^ Free Estimates rrW BOTVnVfPV attorneys' fees, arising ^necticut. Direct^ READYIII $195,000. Call Brian Weigle from claims of unfair justice, population or Spread your wings in 647-7553 k Vmyl Siding (Alcoa) Call 569-2401 trade practices, infring- Associate's Degree in .^sales experience^ this 8 room Raised k Roofs 645-8912 Historic cider mill faces closing SCANDINAVIAN Criminal Justice with 2 Ranch with over 2200 k Rec Rooms ment of trademarks, ★ preferred, solids trade names or patents, years case manag­ square feet including A Senior Discount HEATING/ BURLINGTON (AP) — Hogan’s single room on ground level. the present-day mill, with its uncer­ suddenly became very popular. violation of rights of ment experience. $9 an ★ knowledge of fine^ fireplaced 25X22 family MASONRY * Licensed, Insured Wall Papering and Painting Cider Mill, the historic mill that has Upstairs, hundreds of crates of ap­ tain future, and its history. SHOP privacy and infringe­ hour and full benefits. room, sliders to private i: Free Estimates PLUMBING “Some farmers bou^t 75 barrels ★ wines essential. Ap-^ 30 years Experience tickled the taste buds of cider lovers ples firom farms throughout New ment of copyright and Resume to Manchester yard overlooking IN- Setving Uanctmter lor at a time and kept them down cellar. ELLINGTON CENTRE PLAZA ★• . ^ -A- Insurance, References and for 78 years, may close its doors for England wait to be smashed. Wearing a stained mbber ^ron, a proprietary rights, unfair Area Conference of ^proximate income^ GROUND POOL and K 4 R Masonry - Brick, stone,' Over 18 YearsI If it happened to turn hard, w ell...” Free Estimates good. Rut-time workers may do some hat with printing too faded to re^, 872 0273 Ellington competition and libel Churches, Box 773, private property abuts conctae, patio's aid chimney repair. 643-6774 NO JOB TOO SMALL Gunn said with a smile. “Of course Manchester, CT 06040 .^$30K. Submit res-J The cider mill and surrounding bottling on fall weekends, but Gunn and thick glasses, Gutm said that and slander, which may private open spacel Fifteen years experience. Futy Insured. MARTY MATTSSON Instant Servloe/Free Estimates those farmers always had a lot of result from the publica­ by 12J2. EOE Anne Miller Real lxense«S23^ 649-4431 400-acre farm on Route 4 near Har- and Martin Szczesniak, who has during Prohibition, the cider mill Large selection of Swedish Foods: ★ umeorletterto: ★ For Inloimallon on my busintss cal Bath/Kllchen Remodeling friends coming to the house.’ tion of any advertise­ EASY WORK! Excellent Estate. 647-8000. CUSTOM QUALITY One Call Does It All winton belonged to Morris Hogan, a worked at Hogan’s on and off for ment in the Manchester ★ P.O.Box 749 ★ F Better Businata Bueau. Regtateretl ^ »a l a t « tsji» « « « «o isa t«3 *« fts t « tta i « fccji * ( 3 *5 4- Homemade Limpa Bread payl Assemble vrtth Conaumet Protection. One stop improvements. 30 Years Experience former state representative who was decades, run the mill alone and are Herald by advertiser, in­ products at home. Call V Zf ★ Hartford, CT ★ WORLD CLASS ES- Cal 569-7671 Framing to Painting. NAME YOUR M&M Plumbing & Heating 86 when he d i ^ in September 1989. responsible for keeping the cider Step into a world o f fantasy. jj cluding advertisements for information. 1-508- TATE-Take over im­ Ucensed & Insured. 649-2871 ^ Swedish Coffee Bread in any free distribution OWN PRICE ~ Hogan’s will divides his estate tanks full and filling the demands of Six theme rooms, each with its own j 842-4888 ext HI 004. J 06142-0749 J mediately this beautiful Call Dave Adamick among his heirs, and the executors tourists, residents, local stores and publications published 24 Hours. lap of luxury home, Father and son painting, distinct personality and charm. An g by the Manchester Attention: for a tree quote. are liquidating it But because the farmers’ markets. aluminum and brick WATERPROOFING Installation and Ri extensive variety o f imported andjg Herald EASY WORKI Excellent ★ Sales Manager ★ 645-6523 papering, removal. crusty Hogan loved his farm and “On a busy Sunday, I’ve kept the payl Assemble Colonial on an acre, ofOil,Gas&biectiic locally handcrafted decorations and<^ products at home. Call ★★★★★★★★★★★ cheery hearth, formal 528-5015 •Water Heaters turned down offers from developers press going all day — that’s about dining, 4 bedrooms, 2- for years, many people are wonder­ 800 gallons — and still had none special gifts for the discriminating^ 10 PART TIME HELP tor information. 1-508- WETBASEMENT3? Rick's Handyman and •Warm Air Furnaces 842-4888 Ext/ HI004 1/2 baths, 1 St floor fami­ left in the tanks,” Gunn said bet­ shopper. ^ Hatchways, foundation aacks, Carpentry •Boitefs ing why he didn’t protect it in his WANTEO 24 hours. LET YOUR newspaper ly room, multi-level •ilcmodellng 4 Repairs will. ween puffs on his pipe. jjSign up for a drawing to * * help vou keep fruit iors deck. COVENTRY. sump pumps, tile lines, gravity Wilson Oil Company •Attics, basements, yards cleaned m NOW S 64SB393 James Mullen, a friend of A longtime Harwinton resident, “Christmas in America” BUS DRIVER-Permanent SALES-The Best Job in sparkling clean and sweet REDUCED! $189,900. feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ •Hauling j K '’lSrio„1Sch w S * * OfPI; 56 Heritage Viltages S part-time position for New England. $100K smelling. Wosh Iors, drv Hogan’s and an executor of his will, Gunn started at Hogan’s mill in P h ilip s Real Estate. ness prciring of concrete walls •Insured Bens or Green Gate Cottage ^ Biyers Choice Carolers ★ United J. Royal Copenhagen and B&G Christmas Plates the W ACAP Head Start lus (yearly comm.) completelv then put a 742-1450. FREE ESTIMATES ^ THE TIME said a few people have expressed in­ 1942. and Doors. Chimney cle m willing to sell pieces of the property Samaritan Shelter in HAIRDRESSERS 2 acres of land. Central CLASSIC CONSTRUCTION building repair and home< Manchester. Respon­ send resume and separately at negotiated prices. 1------Always wanted to A/C, fireplace, huge Also junk taken to Sprayed ceilings. Remodeling, improvements. Interior and sible for the supervision salary requirement to: Mullen said he thinks the property own your own sa­ deck and 24x24 at­ the c|pmp? Painting, Etc. No job too small. FRANK YOUNG exterior painting, light car­ and operation of shelter Attention Personell ITS, tached 2 car garage. O U3 will have to be developed to make it lon? For only Call 644-1775 EHERIOR MAINTENANCE pentry. Complete Janitorial program from 5am- 176 Bolton Road, Lots of glassll Call to Free Estimates, Insured. z -< worthwhile to a buyer. Fish Family Farm Vernon, CT 06066. service. Experienced, reli­ 9am. 3 and 4 Days a $1000 you can buy see today. "We're Sell­ ROB CROSBY AND able, free estimates. H —4 When that happims, he said, the week, including SCHOOL b U s a fully equipped ing Houses"! Blanchard LANDSCAPING mill will be gone. weekends and 872-1139 m I MONITOR-Glastonbury salon in Manch­ & Kossetto Real Estate. LAWN CARE Fall Cleanups 643-0304 “We all grew up with it, it was al­ Creamei*y • Bolton holidays. Hourly rate Public Schools. Pilot ester. 646-2482. 0 m $7.25. Send a letter of program for 1-1/2 hours F 645-8892 ways there,” said Lois Humphrey, interest to Denise per day, $6.00 per hour Call ROOFING/ SNOW PLOWING who has lived in town since 1943. Cabana, PO Box 773, OPEN HOUSE EVERY 1 ^ J i 1 more pioW'*^ Milk in Glass Bottles for month of December. SUNDAY!!! $210,000. YARDMASTERS SIDING Reserve Now “It’s one of the few things in town • Manchester. 06040. Will train. Applications 646-0454 / 1 REDUCED! Make an Leaves raked and PLAYER PIANOS are In Commerdal 4 Residonllal that’s stayed the same. It would be available from Glaston- • Homemade Ice Cream • Heavy Cream TEACHER ASSISTANT- offer-really-on this 4 trees cut demand. If vou have one Snow Blower Service Available R o sad to see it go." bury Board of J Monday Evening, Nov. 26th Permanent part-time ‘ •RARE CHANCE** Local bedroom bi-level with 3 Gutters and garages vou do not use, why not Low Ratos W ^ L A \ . MtiMW 1• Organic Vegetables • Fresh Eggs Education, 232 Wil­ n i The cider-making operation is in jsition for the W ACAP snack vending route- LIONEL COTE' exchange it for cash with R 1 • iMerf 1 fireplaces, 30x13 living cleaned 649-4304 “ 2 CO one of six faded white, A-ifame 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Kead Start Program in liams Street, ALL CASH INCOME- room, 30x12 family ROOFING & SIDING a w ant od. Come to the farm and see how it's done... We Glastonbury, C T 06033. Mike Anytime buildings clustered near the road on Refreshments - Complimentary Flower Vernon and Stafford. for sale, call dan 1-800- room, large F lo rid a _Call64^996 •30 Years Experience m CO Hogan’s property. The other bams CompaHson ofAil-^ersey milk the cows, pasteurize and bottle right on Contact Jean E. Bell, Phone 633-5231, Ext. 749-1115.______room with sliders to \ to average milk. Head Start Director, 441. A A E O E M /F . •Fully Insured O were once u ^ for cattle, and for VENDING Top local route. private backyard sur­ Leaf Renfoval and the premises! Free Drawing for Gourmet Fruit Basket 774-0400. WACAP is •License # 506737 FRENCH’S LAWN & storage of milk, hay and strawber­ Social Worker-Community Priced to sell now. Call rounded by Town Snow Plowing. DIRECTIONS; From Shady Glen Res- f T 135 East Center St., Manchester - 646-8268 an Affirmative Action/E- based Rehab Agency Fred. 1-800-749-0044. Owned Watershed 646-9564 TREE SERVICE ries, but now only the two-story mill taurant,EastonRto.6-44Atakearightat J qual Opportunity emphasizing quality ______<____ Property! Anne Miller Ken's Complete fall ctean-up. Leaf S > building is alive with activity. Mobile Station onto Rte. 85 (Bolton Cen- Employer. Minorities service delivery. MSW Real Estate. 647-8000. removal, Debri removal & 1 WRSEDRAWN HAYRIDES TOO! ana handicapped are 14 INSTRUCTION Lawn Service Brush ctearing. Gutters The huge green cider press is the ter Road). 4th left on Dimock Lane to end req. DE Co. Chpt. F Today Is ore^t day ... and encouraged to apply. Free Estimates cleaned. When vou'lMed to advertise, centerpiece of the mill’s crowded. ofroad~ IVeibome/ Saturdays tlsm^3pm Wparson & ^1^/andar 5 , % # N YSAR C, RD#1, Box MAKE -A porcelain angel Classified Is a great wav ' 33 > . 109, Walton, NY 13856. 645-1312 or Evening nothing works like Clsssifisdl ENERGETIC PERSON- for your tree. Easy and 649-8045 or 643-0747 ... to sell something!-643- FREE ESTIMATES Needed for miscel­ EOE gorgeous. Frasers, 192 "NEAT AS A PIN". 2711. -Dial 643-27J1 laneous duties at VENDING ROUTE-Local. Hartford Rd. (Rear) MANCHESTER. Manchester company. Strong, solid cash 645-7933. $137,900. Immaculate Some heavy lifting business. 1-800-284- RUG MAKING -For fun six room Cape with two required. 646-5477. 8363.______and profit. Create that full baths. Large living CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 ESTABLISHED VENDING heirloom! Saturday room with open stair­ Bridge You con moke excellent classes, 10am-12pm. case and brick fireplace Lots/Lond for Sole ...... ROUTE-No Competi- dish cloths from the mesh Notices M usicql Items...... Frasers, 192 Hartford is only one of the many Investment Propertv ...... Merchandise tion-lnvestment bags In which oranges, {Lott/Found...... 01 Cqmerqs qnd Photo Equipment. Rd. (Rear) 645-7933. fine features of this Business Propertv ...... secured by equipment potatoes, onions, etc. are .Portonolt...... 02 Pets qnd Supplies...... adorable Cape on quiet NORTH Resort Propertv ...... SpeciolisjjDcftfi | Holldav Seasonal...... and merchandise. Call sold. Just boll for 15 11-24-aO Announcom tntt...... 03 street. D.W. Fish Real ♦ AQ65 Lots of ways M ortgages...... Antiques and Collectibles. M lscelloneous for Sole...... SAN-O-SEAT 1-800- minutes in water to which 21 HOMES FOR SALE jacking a discussion of this treatment, A uctions...... 04 Tog S o le s...... Estate. 643-1591. V A 5 4 3 2 Wanted to Buv...... RoofIng/SIdIng...... 57 C lo th in g ...... 852-5898 24 hours; chlorine bleach has been plnonclol...... 05 S e r v i c e s Wonted to Buy/Trode...... to miss it it might look as if North was showing F lo o rin g ...... 58 added. Put still good but F ♦ A K 9 F u rn itu re ...... REGISTERED NURSE, GREAT FOR HORSES- ♦ 3 only a doubleton diamond for support, Employment & Education Rentals Child C o re ...... 51 E le c tric a l...... 59 no-longer needed furni­ BEST DEAL IN in which case South might pass four di­ Cleaning Services...... 52 Heating/Plumbing...... 60 TV/Stereo/Appliances..... we pay up to $52,000/ California By James Jacoby Port Tim# Htlp Wanted...... 10 Rooms for Rent...... ture and appliances bock MANCHESTER-75% WEST EAST amonds. Chagas took no chances, but Lawn C a r a ...... 53 Ml«cellanaaii!i Services...... 61 Machinery and Tools ...... Automotive year plus housing. One Contemporary, 4 car H#lp Wonttd...... Apartments for Rent...... Into use bv selling them owner financing. 5 ♦ 9 8 4 ♦ J 10 3 2 he did miss a cold seven-diamond Situation Wonted...... Boakkeeplng/lncome Tax...... 54 Services Wanted...... 62 G a rd en in g ...... year experience. 1-800- g a ra g e , nestled on Today we see another deal in which Condominiums for Rent. Cors for Sole ...... with a low-cost Classified. Room Cape with ♦QJ876 ♦ K 10 contract. Business Opportunities .... Homes for Rent...... Carpentrv/Remodellng...... 55 Landscaping...... 63 Good Things to Eat...... 423-1739. 643-2711. nearly 2 acres, stone the great champion Chagas got into Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56 ...... 64 Trucks/Vons for Sole..... ^a^^e. $116,000. 529- ♦ 10 7 ♦ 8 3 Instruction...... Store/Office Space...... C o n cre te ...... fireplace, 4 adjacent Sitting North, I bid four diamonds. Compers/Trollers...... ♦ J 10 9 ♦87654 the bidding. This time he was ham­ |Employment Services...... Resort Propertv...... acres also available. South bid only five diamonds, and I Farm Supplies and Equipment.. Motorcvcles/Mopeds...... pered by playing in a first-time part­ Industrial Propertv...... SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Auto Services...... NORTH COVENTRY, CAPE-$131,000. 6 SOUTH nership, albeit with one of the top went on to six. So that was still anoth­ Real Estate Garages and Storage..... Office/Retall Equipment...... i LOOK FOR THE Autos for Renl/Leose..... REDUCED TO Rooms, 4 bedrooms. ♦ K 7 er way to miss the laydown grand Homes for Sole...... 31 Roommates Wanted...... MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES. Recreational Equipment...... women players from the United Mlscelloneous Automotive. $174,500. Philips Real ♦ 9 slam. In retrospect, since my partner Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... Call 643-2711 for more Information! Newly painted. Quiet States. When South bid three dia­ I Boqts qnd Mqrine Equipment... Wonted to Buy/Trode...... j 4 ^ ST A R S. . . Jf. Estate. 742-1450. Street. Strano Real ♦ Q J 6 5 4 2 monds, Chagas, sitting North, simply and I were playing old-fashioned , F Estate. 647-7653. ♦ A K Q2 jumped to six. What were his other Blackwood, I could have asked for F aces and then asked for kings. Know­ X R A T E S : 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to READ YOUR AD: Clotslfod advertisements are iLook for the CLASSIFIED IN-LAW POSSIBILITIES. Vulnerable: East-West choices? taken by telephone as convenience. The Dealer; East ing that South held two kings, I could 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the a BOLTON. $169,500. COLONIAL-$139.900. 6 Perhaps he could have jumped to Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Large Raised Ranch have gambled on the grand slam, at 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ i ADS with STARS; Rooms, 2 full baths. four no-trump, asking for aces. Or he Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of with in-law suite South West North East might have bid four diamonds. In most the worst needing the queen of dia­ 26 ar mare days; 50 cents per tine per day. tion. For advertisements to be published New furnace. Many up­ the original Insertion. Erro rs which do not lessen i Put star on your ad potential. O n e acre grades and remodeling. Pass expert partnerships, four diamonds monds to fall if South held six dia­ Minimum charge: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be a rural lot yet convenient Pass 1 V Pass monds missing the queen. Strano Real Estate. Pass would be absolutely forcing, setting corrected by on additional Insertion. to 1-384. Bring the 2^ Pass James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on Bridge" and 647-7653. Pass the trump suit and inviting further ex­ whole family and check 6 ♦ A ll pass “Jacoby on Card Games' (written with his father, F ploratory cue-bids on the way to slam. the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at out this buyl D.W. Fish Opening lead: ♦ 9 But the other side of this coin is that. bookstores. Both are published by Pharos Books. Real Estate. 643-1591. CONDO ALTERNATIVE. 643-2711 F VERNON. $115,300. Adorable one or two JUST LISTEDI Take a bedroom Ranch with a PPY look at this 3 or 4 o n e c a r detached bedroom Cape in garage. Deep wooded Bowers School District. lot in a great location. A 1 MORE Astrograph Fireplaced living room great place to begin lH Mi MS m o s l o en lis •« i!Cs and 2 car garagel A with lots of potential I great place to raise D.W. Fish Real Estate. 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE your family. 'We're sell­ 643-1591. foolishly extravagant. Your purse will I SPECIAL NOTICE.... | ing houses*! % u r no margin tor a misunderstanding appreciate you more if you play things VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Carefully CHristmas ^ r t h d a y down the middle. weigh and evaluate your alternatives to­ I Is your church, school, | ■uide '^Speciolisj^Dc^fl OPEN HOUSE PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Your abili­ day, but don’t overanalyze things to the d SATURDAY ty to assess situations accurately today point of total indecisiveness to where We know how Important your business is Nov. 25, 1990 might not be up to par and there Is a you suffer from paralysis from I club or organization s NOV. 24TH chance you could Involve yourself in de­ overanalysis. to you and we'd like to heljp you get the best & SATURDAY In the year ahead you may gel involved velopments where the odds are against LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocf. 23) Clever ideas CHRISTMAS FRUIT BASKETS R j PETS UNIQUE GIFTS e you going in. 8 holding a special event? z results possiblel We can do that for you by DEC. 1ST . < in a joint venture with a person whose you get early in the day might not be TREES 4 MANCHESTER N talents and abilities complement yours. ARIES (March 21-April 19) An opportu­ completed, because of inclinations that 9 offering a special advertising rate in our "Let a 12 NOON-3 PM Your collective prospects look extreme­ nity of an unusual nature may unexpect­ cause you to cater to loo many diverse z Advertise It In the | PERO’S FRUIT STAND. Fancy D.J.'S DOQ GROOM­ NEW ENGLAND edly present itself today. You’ll be interests. Finish what you start. BURGESS NURSERY. Spedaist do it" column. We offer a 1 inch ad or L ly encouraging. Come see our cbdoe Fraser Fruit Baskets delivered locally. ING & PET SUPPLY. AMUSEMENTS. 50b Col- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Dis­ aware it has value, but you might not SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nav. 22) Usually Large selection of Import^ Bedding, canopy. Brass lectlbles. “Unique gift ideas that runs for 24 days for a very low price of BY APPOINTMENT know how to deal with it effectively. you’re a pretty good shopper, but un- I MANCHESTER HERALD I Rr Christmas Trees. Cut k agreements in your household with your own....Scotch Pine, Wicker at 20% off. Make this cuddle and mats. Ckiats, from the 50's era. Pinball $59.47 v/hich is payable In advance. Mosi of ANYTIME which you're usually able to cope sastls- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be careful torlunalely today you’ll evaluate every­ white fir, white spruce. Gift Christmas merrier with a gift sweaters, rain gear, life machines, music boxes, factorlly might be more difficult to deal at this time you do not impulsively in­ thing by Its price tag. You may errone­ I at the special rate of 35^ | our subscribers are homeowners who at some vest too much in a new endeavor or certificates availabis for from Pero's. 276 Oakland jackets and bade packs. juke boxes, antique signs, with today. Don't lose your temper. ously conclude the cheaper the cost, Street, Manchester. 643-6384. band painted ^rcelaln point in time need your service, but don't even Sagittarius, treat yourself to a birthday product. What Interest you now could the better the bargain. spring planting. Open seven Unique cat furniture turn out to be merely a passing fancy. I per line. | days a week. Burgess Holiday goodtes, toys and figurines, Christmas gift realize your business exists. When you mn an gift. Send for your Astro-Graph predic­ --7^ GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) In challeng­ Nursery, 373 Deming Street crates. Pet pictures with certificates available. 77 tions tor the year ahead by mailing ad in our "specialist" column, they will know $1.25 to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspa­ ing developments today you’re likely to 8 Ask for llze or Paula z (off Buckland Rd.) South Santa Sundays In De­ Tolland Tpke., Manch­ break out fast In front of the pack, but Windsor. 644-1966. ester. 646-1533. that you can be counted on and you'll see great per, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH For your personal horoscope, cember, 12-4. Decem­ 44101-3428. Be sure to state your zodi­ should the opposition gel slitter, there’s results. At this price, you can't beat it. It's a Affordable NEW Homes from $157,900 a possibility you’ll slack off. lovescope, lucky numbers ber 24th, 8am-12 noon. • RAISED RANCHES • C A P ES • COLONIALS ac sign. 9 I 643-2711 I 119 Oakland Street Man­ small price to pay for big business. Try us! We CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) If you CANCER (June 21-July 22) Ideas about and future forecast, call A peaceful new subdivision consisting of three cul-de-sac streets in a choice location near the South which you feel hooeful should not be chester. 649-0485. think you'll be pleased. Windsor line and a short distance to 1-84, 384 and Route 5. are delegated as the conveyer of critical Astro*Tone (950 each minute; information today which you have to first tested on negative (riends today. It 1 CLASSIFIED SALES i Come see our furnished model home — a lovely three bedroom Please cai! 643-2711 ext. pass on to another, be doubly certain Isn’t likely they’ll see or understand the Touch-Tone phones only). Colonial priced at $189,900. strengths of your concepts. Directions: Tolland Turnpike to Buckland Street; Left on Pleasant the other party thoroughly understands Dial 1-900-990-9400 and I DEPARTMENT | D.WFISH the message. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Commercial In­ Valley Road, Left on Croft Drive; cross Burnham Street to Botticello IHtKEALIY COMPANY I a u x d Garden«^ enter your access code AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Don't be volvements must be handled in a busi­ |g a M l ta to ta M MS MS teat Ks •« Ks !» (» t)s fts i8 Estates. 64.M591 Manclicsicr K7I l-KH) Vcim.n stingy in your Involvements with friends nesslike fashion today, even if the number, which is 184 today, but, by the sa n e token, don’t be transaction Is with an old friend. Leave 0